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RANGERS

On Saturday. January 25, a suc- cessful rummage sale was held at St. Peters Church. No meeting was held last Tuesday night. We are sorry to learn that Constance Large is ill in the Hospital, and we wish her a very speedy recovery.

PUBLIC FORUM

This column is open for the wllsssslon b! correliwlldfll" l" questions oi Inlcrcsl. The Ilhnrlotfstown Guardian don not necessarily enilorso the opinions of p Respondents.

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body of public opinion spontaneous- ly_in favor of enforcement. It is essentially o. form oi moral regula- tion for a country which exhibits moral enthusiasm for the law, whether the ideals be those of na- tional efficiency or of religious Pur- ilanism or oi Fascist patriotism- arld agreement that Prohibition is a necessary means for the realization of those ideals.

From the above it is quite clear that some other well considered remedy is required in this province for the control of thc consumption of iiquor- When it is realized that hard liquor. especially smuggled rum. is so widely consumed by many citizens of this province (unfortun- ately statistics cannot be furnished in thme cases), and when it is real- ized that almost everybody knows that. anyone who wants liquor can get it in every school district, vil- lage. and town in this province (and no one will say that our people gen- erally are untruthiui). it is high time to drive this illicit trade to- gether with the "moonshine" oi home manufacture from our midst. Surely we are not the only perfect ggoplc oi the world-—we alone are

own officially as a "dry" urea, but new ridiculous. wc must look in the ayes of those who know what's

k - what. Surely beer and light wines

would be preferable to the disgust- ing. abominable and nefarious ii- quor traffic to ing place in our midst during the past ten years or more. People only deiudo them- selves into thinking that law en- forcement can ever prevent the con- sumption of alcoholic liquors. It never has. itvnever will. We ought to take pattern from wise old England in the matter of 1mm consumption -— or else de- nounce her and licr leaders (many 01-. whom like their glass of beer or matey). Imagine any of our ard- Jflt ptohibltionists attempting this. i or sven denouncing any oi Canada's on (many of whom take a. soc-

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Little Theatre Guild vlaiiflneging Night

Three one-act plays will be‘ pre- sented on opening night in the Little Theatre Playhouse was the announcement made public after a meeting of the Little Theatre Guild in the Canadian National Hotel last evening.

‘ The membership committee re- ported that their efforts were be- ing met with enthusiasm ind al- ready a large number of native and

1 ma) i. no. that would never s‘ w‘ U hurt their feelings. '

associate members had paid their

MlliSEASllN PASS LIST run iginu

Examination Results 0f Island Students Attending Univer- sity. l

fees. Work- on the Lyceum Theatre which will be the scone oi the forthcoming productions has been undergoing extensive repairs and will be in readiness for rehearsals within the next few days.

A play committee consisting o! Mr. A. R. Cooper, Mrs. Ruby I-Ioule and Mrs. Cecil Stewart will super- vise the premier performance. The directors for the first three plays will be Mr. A. M_ Douglas, Mr. Inn Smith and Mrs. Frances Holl Tminor.

The executive decided that only paid-up members and patrons will be permitted to attend this per- formance.

PRINCE STREET SCHOOL

Honor roll for January:

Grade X-—l, Doreen Alley; 2. Janet M-acLaren; 3, Ruth Hood.

(lrndc 1X lSrl—l, Grace Dia- mond; 2, Annabelle Lawson; 3, Kim- ball Keeping.

Grade IX (Jl‘.)-—1. Isabel Sinclair; 2, Joan Miller; 3, Beatrice Pound. , Grade VIII-l, Cynthia Kendall; 2, Phyllis Murray; 3, Elinor Lartcr.

Grade VII—-1, Lillian Kayo; 2. Arthur Shams; 3, Dorothy Keeping.

Grade VI-—l, Phyllis MacLeod; 2, Mary Bentley; 3, Joy Fraser.

Grade VI—1. Noreen Campbell; 2, Henry Larter; 3, Hugh Campbell.

Grade V-l, Joyce Nicholson; 2, Joyce f-lowntt; 3. Bobbie MacLeod.

Grade V-l. Blanche Howatt and Alctlis Saunders: 2, Olive Keeping; 3, lvlclviiie Brown.

Grade IV -— 1. Ruby Sharron; 2, Russel Aicorn; 3, Joyce Cofiln.

Grade 1V —— l. Marjorie Splllett and Shirley Stems; 2, Louise Brown; 3, Keith Carson,

Grade III—l, Lois Graves; 2, Jean Lowther; 3, Laura. Hawkins.

Grade III-J, Beryl MacDonald; 2, Shirley Ferguson; 3. George Mac- Donald.

Grade II-i. Barrie Moore: 2, Jflnn Taylor; 3. Windsor Brehaut.

Grade 11-1. Donald MaoLeod and George Brown; fl. Ruby Wokeiin; b, Arthur Coffin.

WEARING CLOTHES GOOD ADVERTISING

L08 ANGEL-EB. Feb‘. 3—A 10- year-oid beauty from Pittsburgh, Pa. wore a bathing suit to win the title of “Miss America oi i935.”

Last night she dressed up in evening gowns and was acclaimed "Miss Model America. oi I930.’

' Today" she "eyed s movie contract but dzclarsd she wouldn't start her ilm cursor by being undressed.

She l: Henrietta. louver. slend- disliod former clerk in l.

Following is the pass list for the term ending January 3i, 1936, oi Prince Edward Island students at- tending Acadia University:

Art 0—_Class B-M. G. Hughes. »

Biology I—Claas C-Jwbdurdook;

»Passed, H. MacMurdo.

Biology tb-Class c-M. Chandler.

Biology lib-Class B-G. Bennett.

Chemistry 1—Po.ssed. S. Hughes, J. MacNeiil.

Chemistry 2-Class C, M. Chand- lsr.

(Thcinisi-ry 45-43858 B. E. Knight.

Chemistry 7—Ciass' A, G. Bennett, E. Knight. '

Drawing b-Ciass B. M. Stewart; Class C E. Muttart, C. Vinnicombe.

Draw t-Class B. M. Stewart; Class C, E. Muttsrt, C. Vlnnicrnibe. I Economics I-Clsss C, M. Chand- BI‘.

Economics 2 - Class C, H. Mac-

en.

Economics 4 —- Class C. V. Mac- Cn-uslnnd,

Economics ‘I — Passed, V. Moc- Cnusland.

Education 3 - Class B, M. G. Hughes.

English 1—Class C, B. Hughes, J. Murdock. M. Stewart. c. Vinni- combe; Passed. H. MacMurdo, E. Muttart.

English lib -— Class C, V. Mac- Causland. _

English ifs-Class B. G. Bennett, J. MacNeill,

French A-Passcd, C. Vinnlcombe.

French 1-Class C, S. Hughes. M. Stewart; Passed, l-I. MacMurdo, E. Muttart.

French 2 — Class B. G. Bennett; Passed. J. McNeiil, M. Chandler, V. MnoCausland.

Gem-on A-Class C. E. Knight.

German l-Class A, H. MacEwen.

Geology 1—Class B. G. Bennett.

Geology s-Class C, M. G. Hughes.

Greek A-Clas: A. J. Murdock.

Greek Special-Class A. H. Mac- Ewen.

Ilistory 1 - Class B, E. Knight; Class C. S. Hughes; Passed. J. Mur- dock.

History tic-Class A. R. Show.

History o-Ciass S, H. Msclbven; Class C, V. MaoCauslsnd.

Household Economics l-Clsss C. H. Macbfurdo

Household Economics 3—Class C. H. MacMurdo,

Household Economics 4—Passed. J. MacNeiii. .

Household Economics tl-Passed, J. lviacNeill.

Household Economics Ill-Class l, M. Chandler. . . Lltln Spoolll-Oiau A. ll. mo-

EWQII. Mathematics I — Class A. I. Knight.

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As this offer is for a limited time only, make appointments early.

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Prize Winners In Library Competition

1. _Mr. Daniel A. Mclsaac, st- Pcter‘: Bay.

2. Miss Ruth Heartfi. Charlotte- . Mrs. Harold Laird. Kelvin Grove and Mr. D. K. Currie, 1'1 King square. Charlottetown.

4. Mr. Lawrence E. Toombs, 310 Kent BL. Charlottetown.

5. Rev. Geo. A Christie. York.

6. Mr. George Dewar, New Pezuh.

'l. Mr. John A. MoDonaJd, Glen- iinnan. .

“is Mrs. Prank McDonald, Crap- a -. 9. Mrs. Frank Bagnall. Hunter River.

l0. Mrs. Cecil Stewart, Regent Ho- tel, Charlottetown.

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Auxiliary 0i llanadian Legion Annual Meeting

The annual mating of tho Lad- ies Auxiliary to the Canadian Lei!- ion B. E. S. L. was held in the Lek- ion Home last night with s large attendance.

Acting President, Mrs. J. H. Mar- Kenzle presided. After the usual routine business had been Ira-m- ooted the following officers were elected for the ensuing year:

Hon. President. Mrs. W. S. Slew- art; President, Mira. .7. H. Mar- Kenzie; Vice 1 ident, Mrs. Leo Bradley; 2nd Vice President, Mrs. Norman Lowther; Secretary, Mrs James Icightizer (re-elected): Treasurer, Mrs. J. S. Walker cro- alected): Executive Committee. Mrs. J. Gordon Worth. Mrs- Elmer Ritchie, Mrs. Allen Cosh, Mrs...l. P. Hlllion, ma. George Sharron.

Included in the activities of the your were sale of tickets for mov- lng picture. POPPY sale and bridge parties. It was decided by the meeting to hold two afternoon bridge parties on February if and 22nd. in help defray expenses on re-decorating the Legion rooms.

The President spoke very feel-

' ingly on the mo. of an Majesty

King George V and the meeting held one mitiutvssllonoe in respect.

“m: new members were initiat- o .

DIG UP CAVALRY IN GERMAN DOGS

KAIBEL, Germany. Fob. 3-—(A. PJ-Droinliio flinrltions in the so- oslicd "dead film's bog” between hem and Gleason have brought to light horsemenb equipment and aoooutmmentg oi seemingly n, whole army. and incidentally put an end to many a spook story.

It was here that towards the end of the 80 years war,

“tawny thro ‘n sdlong fillgl t.

n- the bog. trsmpliug such othe down and they perished almost t;

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CONFEDERATION LIFE INSUR- ANCE. L-879B-7-13-312.

B. I. S. CARD freeze-out tonight a/t 8.15.

SPECIAL MEETING of K» of O. tonlght at 8 p.111. Installation of officers will take piaoe_ L-817

PARTY and 14-822

COMMUNITY CONCERT. the date for the Malcolm and Godden Duo-Plano recital has been chang ‘ from the 7th to Monday, February 10th, Prince oi Wales College Audi- torium, 845 P. M. 11475-2441.

SEEK BURGLAR — City police last night. were searching for a burglar who broke into Queen Square School Monday night and. stoic one of s. number of rifles sim- ed there. The rifles are used by school cadets.

SUPREME COURT-In the Su- preme Court yesterday the ca“ o! Reginald Parkman vs Allison Holmes and Dixon Holmes, an act- ion for damages, continued before Judge Saunders. It will be resumed when the Court meets today It 11 a. m.

MERCY FLIGHT FROM MAG- nALENES-Maklng its ‘third mercy flight oi the season, a Canadian Airways plane yesterday brought Mrs- Adelina Boudreau from Grind- stcno. in the ice-bordered Ml!- dalene Islands. to Giis-ilottntown where the sick womln will enter hospital. On the flight to the MILI- dalcnes over ice packs which mark the frigid gulf waters, the plane carried Raymond Cyr who was flown here three weeks ago from Grlnclstone for an emergency ap- pendicitis operation. The machine also had aboard 800 pounds of mall for residents of the isolated island communities.

WINS ACADIA DEBATE-lime seniors won the men's inter-class debating title when they defeated the sophomore; recently on the subject, ‘Resolved. That Tlhero Arc Too Many students Attending Uni- versities." The seniors. irpholding the affirmative side, were A. Rat- troy. Dundee, Scotland; mirray Ross. Sydney and Dawton Kings- bury. Medfleld, Mass. The nega- tive was supported by the sopho- mores-Lestei- Clements. Port Med- wsy; Hugh Crosser. Lower La- nave. and Chester Jestrlun. Saint John. The Judges were Dr. T. W. Cooke. Dr. H. F‘. S. Thomas and Dr. V. B. Rhodanlzcr. Robert Show. Montague, P.E.I., was chairman,

and Gordon Bursa. Wolfvllle, will critics-Saint John Telegraph- Journal.

SOCIAL EVENING - On the evening of Monday. Ilbbrusry 8, s very successful bean supper, both from n social and financial view- point, was held in the Knights of Pythlss Hall under the auspices u» Charlottetown Progressive olufi. A large number oi guests and members were present. After this ieaturythe remaining hours won very pleasantly spent in music and games, all present bolus well satis- fied that a very profitable ovwiins had been spent. Tho Progressive Club desire to thank all those who in sny way assisted them in carry- ing out this enterprise;-

Mr- Pewr. 811101-111’. M.P.. Mrs. Sinclair left Tuesday m m4 for Ottawa where Mr, Sinclair lt- land the coming Pa: sessions. .

NUWIIOYS HOLD ‘ NOVEL OONTII‘!

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I-IIUINS 180M MEETING - Dr. A. B. Mots-ism. Chief Super- intendent of Education, and W. K. Than. director of Vocational Education in New Brunswick have‘ returned to Fredericton after attending s meetins oi a sub-oom- mittoo o! the Advllmy Committee of the Carnegie roundotfm which considered adult education in the Msritlmas to be moi-ted to the entire committee in November. Dr. F- H. Munro, Chief Superintend- ent of Education for Nova. Booth. H. H‘. Show, Chief Superintendent for Prince Edward Island. Dr. 3- A. Cody Antlgonisln-N. S... were also presentptillredericton Glamor.

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MEDICAL TECIINOLOGIIT -- Mll Helen Ewing, labomto y tech. nioisn at the Prince Edward Island Helium. is receiving the congratu- lations o! liar friends upon the success of her recent examination before the Bureau of Examiners of the American Society of Clinical PWIOIOBIIB- 0n account of her high standing in this examination. Miss Ewing has received the oer. tificate oi Medical Technologist. Miss Ewing, who is a native of Saint John, N. B, is a B.A. from Dalhousie University, and since her BTI-duation has spent four and "will!" Wars in the BIIIOGII of Laboratories at Saint John Gen- eral Hospital. The P. E. Island Hos- pital is very fortunate in procuring the services of such a. capable tech- nicisn.

MEETING 0F CARPENTER/S" UNION-JIM Charlottetown Car- penter's Union held a special meet- inl Monday evening in the Legion mwllns moms. ‘Ibere was a m: attendance of members pmgent and matters of far reaching im- Pflrtdnoe to the union ware discus- sed and disposed oi. Among other matters s committee was appointed to interview any contractors begin- ning work 1n the city with s view i0 unpreliln- on them the import- snoa o1 maintaining the present wage scale.

NEWSPAPER-MAN DIES-The death occurred at the Prince w. ward Island Hospital yesterday of W. B. Blyllls of the Circulation De» Dartmoor. of the Halifax Herald. after on illness oi about ten days. The deoe who was 62 years of ego leaves a wife and two chfldygm He was a native of Paradise, An. napolls Valley. The remains were

f 0d from the MacLean Fu- neral me to Paradise, N. S. ' ..._..__

RETURNS l-nbM HOLIDAY _.. M". George Mathoson, who 1mg been visiting her son-ln-low and dwshhr, Mr. and Mrs. Earle Mac- IMII. Oi’ this city, left yesterday afternoon on return to her home in Cardigan. Mrs. Mathesonb dough. ter. Mrs. Hazen R. Bean, oi Boston. who has been visiting her parents for two months, left recently on m. turn in Boston. Her husband ls at present pilot of a mull plane run- nlns between Bangor and Boston. It will be remembered that two or thrw years ago during the Christ- mas holidays he fiew from Boston to Charlottetown and then w Cardigan.

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The many friends oi Miss Hazel Green will be pleased to see her out again after her recent illness.

Mr. John Carson accompanied by his sister, Mina. Carl Crockett left recently on a visit to Boston.

Jackie Chipmsn and Orchestra left for Halifax this morning. where they will spend a few weeks.

Miss Jean Macdonald. Montague. granddaughter oi the Hon. Austin Macdonald, left on Monday for Ot- tawa. where she will train for nursing in the Civic Hospital.

BIRTHS

bblllIE-“TA t-‘Pm . EFT hoiiiiii on Feb- 3, 1030 to Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Boyle, city a. daughter. FORD-At the P. E. I. Hospital on Feb. l, 193d to Mr. and we. Elby Ford. city a. son.

IVIARRIAGES SHERRY-MORRISON — At Chm‘- . t-

og Lvthwwn. by the Rcv- w. r. Ou

ouu. Miss Margaret Morrison to Mr. James Sherry. both oi Char-

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DEATHS

iizj-At waiter; Cor- nor. lob. l. 19:0. James 1i. Mac- Doalld. aged 5B. Funeral from his late residence Wednesday morning st 8.90 to Saint Patrick's Church Fort Augustus.

Card ' of v Thanks

Mrs. Wm- A. MacCsllum and f wish to thank their many fill! for their kindness, floral tri- oud messages of sympathy.

lsl thanks to the kind friends manner. Nurses of P. l. I. Hos- pital sud the lyons L. O. L. Society during tho moot sad bereavement. IpllI-I-I-fi.

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Iiaihuury ,_, .Notes

, We regret to chronicle the death oi one oi the oldest and Wheat esteemed-munitions of Human-side in the person of Richard Caleb Lee, retired 0- N. E. locunotivc wiper, it the age of ‘l0 YQNI. Hr. Ice entered the service in I908 sud retired about ll yurs on. Ho was“: (alight! employs; and s gen man speech In . while his honesty and intsgri an known to slL His wife we- deoessed him five years sgo. A son and s daughter survive. '

J. J. Dummy. superintendent of

the investigating department, 0. N. R. Atlantic region, was the reci- plent of s very complimentary sd- dreos and an appropriate gift from his staff last Saturday. the oocssl being his birthday. Mr. , Dunphy is a former Islander who ‘undone well in his adopted pew- uoo. ' Among the‘ Islanders who arr spending the winter in Florida no T. B. Grady. retired 0. N. R. sup- erintendent, and Mrs. Grady, Ar- thur Jardlne. retired C. N. R. cou- ductor, and Miss Ethel M. Hodgson, daughter of the late S. F. Hodgson, former C. N. It. storekeeper.

The remains of the lots Mrs. Ma-har, wife of Matthew Mahar. retired 0. N. R- BB. Helper. arriv- ed from ‘Boston recently on‘ 42 train, and were accompanied by her son, Harold, formerly of the C. N. R. shops here. The funeral took place to Holy Redeemer Church and was largely attended.

Neil Dari-sch, C. N. R. yard forc- man, who had the misfortune to have his leg broken over’ two months ago, is still unable to rs- sums duty.

Frank Dorsey, locomotive engi- neer, Borden, is confined to his home on account of severe illness.

Mir. Filer. C. N. R. welder. Pdono- ton, was hero last week on business connected with his department.

J- Amedea IscBlanc, C. N. R. lo- comotive fireman, ‘ ‘ , is temporarily transferred to the 1s- lsnd division to take core of ex- tra work.

Harry Stern-I. 0. N. R. engineer, trains 207-208, Borden, spent the week ehd with his family in this