i” 9g clear 4, seamless IS :1 MISERY

m enTrln Guardian

eeerved ior news oi but advertising oi

I Unemployed Meeting rned in the unemployed will be held in the Can- _ g at 8 P.M. A wonderful eived from all quarters and the ng to he a decided success. Reports from mlttees will be heard and addresses on ll be delivered by special speak-

Thh column is r local Interest

A meeting of\all conce workmen's gardening project adian Legion Ha

‘l cents e word et advance.

CALVIN CHURCH. Lot 48. ec- peopie's meeting be

“ o ¢v¢AAAAL

project is goi different com scientific gardening Wl ers. A big attendance is requested.

lillMPllfSillliis Cll-UPERAUUN l3 ADVUBATED

Railway Board Need- ed With Powers To w

wall took pal-t. in the

closing exercises. The main topic on

invmtor who wee hi

A. o. Leoeslnl Ine., shown, Cenede Cernent bu‘. Montreal.

Enjoyable ll e e i t a I At Little Theatre

The pupils oi Mia Leila Worthy and Miss Rena Wood gave an ex- ceptlonally clever recital in the Little Theatre" last evening, which was much enjoyed by s large aud- ience. The young performers in a nicely varied program, exceptionally clever num ers in toe and tap dancing. singly and D work. their handsome coe- addlnl materially to the grace and ettructiveness of their

piano solos were cleverly played ‘and reflected with on the musical abilities of the per- formers and the tactful training of

connection with the

or the Guardian thsn Monday, May i6

Office not later

d deputy minister 4 health officer for the City said m his report at the regular monthly meeting oi the City Council. l06 examinations were during the month. Other activities of the Department included: Leborslory examinations: 60; urinal

et Dates For M.R.E.0,-Y.

the account oi the i

oi River, which was 21st, the name oi Rev.

dvertenily omitted.

ISLAND-Eugene W. Brown of Boston, Charlottetown, P. E. I., known newspaperman

the originator oi the

ii M.

Board O! Prince] gravity, 53; unit within the ous Education gbgytus, 4; meeting yesterday 1 C A. The president.

Maritime Reliil

‘Council, held a venereal disease report: Patietgts

treated: males, 23; females, ‘l; t- al, 30. New cases reported: males, 2; females. d oi treatments given during the month. 1'76.

Home nursing report: Diphtheria ‘ camp held immunizing clinics continued in e under i110 Queen Square. Model, Prince St., ' WOTK Rochiord Square and Notre Dame. e camp Junior home nursing classes start- ln ed in Nctre Dame.

and hasone brotheracon- aiuctor on the Cans Railroad.-—Boston Canadian News.

Woodside of Corn-

APPLICATION GRANTED -— An application by the Marl

lsslon to extend their Gssogw ls ting of the Board

Co-operation, Claim.

rdian's Special Wire), May 10—Creatlon of t board, clothed with suatutory powers nomic cooperation Canadian National

Senate Railway Com-- by S. W. Failweathcr.’ C. N. R. economics‘

y of astonishing ould not, how- the railways, he de-

inini auspices oi th

slanted at a mee Boald and the Y.M

of Public Utilities yester B. Miller chairman pres members of the Board present W818 Mr. Thomas Johnston, Summerside, and Mr. J. J. Condon, Geor

St. Clair Trainer. for the Board. Negotiations were under way. it was said. .01‘ the pur- chase of the Hunter River Electric

Maritime Electric.

BURGLARS TAKE DOLLAR AS LOOT-A thief or thleves escaped with a coronation silver dollar ap- y the only loot in a break grocery store oi McKie and Company. Grafton some time Monday night. employees on arrival at found that the shutters and glass of the entrance door had been smashed. presumably by an axe. which was found in the store later. A safe in the store; left un- locked, contaned only s. coronation silver dollar, a quantity of coppers silver dollar was taken but the coppers in another over-looked while the were scattered about the floor. So far as could be learn- ed no merchandfse. such a: cigar- ettes, tobacco or other articles. were taken. Police were also investigating a report that $48 was missing from Home and Com- pany's garage, Kent Street. It was claimed the money was left in the office Saturday nigh; by s member oi the staff and it was found miss-

20.

l statistics report: Charlottetown): births, 25; deaths, to 21; marriages, 5

was at the piano for the h 0 F-Wi SANITARY OFFICERS REPORT

M. L. A., counsel dais set for the 1938

J. B. Wilson oi Luck, general secretar

Following was the program: Thh 1 1m

e responsb “I inspected all restaurants. lav- Y stories. and rear premises of same: 6 also eight public yards. ten public two slaughter houses and pen." Mr. M. W. Reardon, y Officer said in his report.

"I notified to remove four nuisances from the swimming and llie- streets, . t Hygienic Service “Mement- Wlll b5 . three times during the month and 16W PBYSOHIWI | found it in good condition. Attend- A‘ ed to several calls from diflerent parts oi the City.

“Duties performed in connection attendance with the Small Debt and Police 8 0f K911i End cabin Courtsappear in the police report." ‘dwin White oi Tyne Rev. E. R. Woodslde all will assume special in the study pro- gramme of the camp.

oIEXlvcEMEN

iQQYIQSEBQQiPPm .2fl.$e_.___1>

vening at '1 o'clock Mrs. haw oi Charlottetown

Portrait of Innocence Reynoldsi-Noreen McPherson.

ofbusiness manager. 5tab]g5_ physical director o! one p ill be sports direc- heal; tor and it it? eX-‘PQO Lzzrrtritms‘..“..“ins.briie:.3» *1‘??? 5 m?’ ‘We are only concerned with ies ' saving progrmm ening the transportation burden, in such a way that the two laiiwayzs are not harmed?‘

snn-"r RESPONSIBILITY

The odium of such action should not. however. be la doorstep of the railways. A .actor which the executives of the system had to bear in mind t popularity among the_ general pub-

R had made its atti- tude ciear on the mutter oi com- pulsory powers. The not favor compu sory cc it had thrown the whole burden of that. from the standpoint oi na- tional weii-being. on the C. N. R Mr. Fairweather said.

You say if there was an mde- pendent tribunal with powers to initiate these plans. and another with powers of enforcement. results d be attained," said Conserva- W tive Leader Melghen. "The reason vou gave is that eacn road. realiz- ing that any economies of th k can only be effected with a cer- tain loss oi popularity in some sec- w lions. is loath to take proceedtn s lendmk to compulsion in order brink about these results. not any tribunal ln the count subject to these

M Mr. Faiweather did not think so, particularly i. such a tribuna. was charged with the specific authority and duty to do so,

You have that now." said Sen- ator Melghen. Apparently popular- ity was dearer to the railway than duty. Would not the same operate in an independent board? lviir. Full-weather did not. thi The real obstacle in pectatlon that the rail- ‘initiate such odious

n over-riding iuter-| responsibility est that transcends oi the C. P. R. and business administration e C. N. R..." said Mr. Fairweat

(folk song) — Helen

Rhythm In My Nursery Rhymes —(al Schfll Days. Mary Bearisto; (b) Cowboy. Carl Brown: (c) Lit- tle Brown Jug, Betty Reid; Where Are. You Going My Pretty Maid. EJIDHIQDCJYlEI (e) Red Rid- ing Hood, Noreen McPherson; (f) Bo-Peen. Louise- Avard; (g) Farm- ers in the Dell. John Farquharson.

“The Cuckoo (folk song); "The Buttercup" ifClk scngi-Jane John-

made on the comp ershlp oi the camp. experienced boy leaders‘ who have been prevlousl

Tune step rhythm-Pauline Wood, POLICE REPORT

Marjorie apillett, Betty Lou Bent-

ley.

"The Cat and the Fiddle" (David D. Slaterl-Shirley Stacey.

Masqueradz.»verna

“Tile Music Box" Cristh-Joan Williams. Companl”"Pauline Mc- Donald. Adele Landrigan.

and papers. The

City Police made thirty-seven ar- rests in April, Chief A. Birtwlstle reported at the monthly meeting of the City Council. classified as

Indecent assault on beating board bill. l; disorderly. 4; drunk and incapable, lg; insanity. i; theft, i; vagrsncy, 1

II. the office oi A. Serenade-Joan ell/illicit”. (Duss l-June Mc-

There were nine under the Prohibition Act for the unlawful sale or possession of in- g liquor, ns and nvictions under the Excise Act r unlawful possession oi smug- ‘ glad rum;

crating motor vehicles to common members o’ m? ‘neglecunténe for speeding. one ior "£51m; I when called ace officer, and one for cruelty animal. One charge oi obstruct-

peace Three cases of dealt with by the offenders probation.

On April 19th the Force collect- ed ility three samples of milk and

Good-bye-Helen Simpson, Verna the Juvenile L. O. B ‘Last night an executive meeting

and preparations mod ning session of the con- vention st i a. m.

held at Bloomfield. it

"Sonatina" (Clementi); "Two Lit- tle Froggies" (Cramm) - Pauline

sic Born-Marlene Spil- = Betty Lou Bentley.

“Pile Sad Doll" (Cesar Franc “Little Burlesque" (LemonD-Fl

PARENT - TEACHER MEEHNG —The Prince Street Parent Teacher Association held its regular monthly meeting on Monday. May 9, at h); -'1.3O P. M. An amendment was pas- or- ed changing the

and the Association be designated the

Home and Schom Asscclation. 'I'he committee appointed to interview the School Board regarding the length of the school day durino June re- had the asaurancecf

tter. It was decided to hold the next meeting during the first week of June Miss Jacqueline Macdonald spoke on he financial st-a remarks were fol-

exerutlve present at

Grand Master, P slie; Past Grand . nma‘: Bedeque; Grand Master Sam- harlottetown; Grand l

e Tap-Verna Vail, Will

laby" (Bachmetief); "On a Merry Morn in May“ (Lith-

Gomez.

Gsl-Pauhne Wood.

Sonata mo?! (1st mov.) (Mozart) r-Joan Williams.

Tariff Adjustment lirged By Premier 0f liova Seotia

_.___ roaowro. May 1o - Premiere Boo 3

id today in an addr Canadian Club

i ___-__ R. Grand ‘treasurer

taken on ‘his m MacPhail, Cornwall. and stall holders Building. delivering same to City Analyst for test. The amounts and costs during April are as fol-

°“1°~‘{,‘“1° jfvmm‘ y, lovlgsrbhibitionfines. $375.00" excise $100.00; miscellaneous an $810.5. Total amount collected.

8694.25. um Other duties ames Force during April include the fol- l lowing: Prisoners escorted to Coun- 85; prisoners escorted from to Police Ccirrt for trial, J8; escorted to Falconwood. 1; ticket oi leave reports. l;

problem from t

Presentation

Frank on “The Teach Public Schools." The lm the radio in the ticn oi the pupils was in this connection Col. K. B Rog xplalned how schools mi dvantage of radi

arose st the close oi an exam nation

made by the cornmltte

possls advanced for effecting econ-

omies and the fate these T- ads

h able to get together on many of

em.

“There is no euthorit, to say you ed in t together?" as ed Senator F B. lack (Con. Westmoreland). bout the arbitral

Graham (Lib. Brockville). statute there were this board to be ca led when either 5 road made application for it. Am I in saying no company called for it yet?" "Neither compan an arbitral board,’ plied. "That does not mean conditions have not arisen where an arbitral board might have been in-

iteway. Dover.

pril l8 h when th rs met together Mr Whitewsfs ‘an enthusiasti

helpful suggestions were derived, the meeting adjourn-

ld be the most sa isfactory égmperlsation ‘

tariff bears mo ————— LECTURE 0N SPAIN —

N

"he liahtful and informative ed lecture on Spain was fore a large audience Church Hall last eve

Cos

the material pre-

t o‘ the be“ It ents in Station overnight, 4. FOOD INSPIJCTOIUS REPORT

in which were sit- t of the countrys

s substantial reduction in ler Mscdonald favor-

ed some compens eight Rates Act or by

oi the present t Mr. Whitcway-Jh bec and Ontario in

“Med 8° u“ w‘ Nineteen portions

of carcasses

A were condemned ss unflt ior food and destroyfid during

. ken, meet s ilk inspec-

purpoee much of then served by the ladies. d a

ared by her late his

ntry in 1908. Its histo e Mar- traced from the

the ants. the iberians. ."\ and blood are granting Basque al subsidies by the U0-

idles do not increase the general llevei oi tihe e s .

the task oi govern

1110i!!! the budg cult. but in the do not add to the vencenlenthpijhe __peoole

lung Byne and the srty came to s cmpnyrilg Mr to-

WBV m HY roll win is th . gilvhlioway, Dover,

.0

Council Monday. Following was the r

and cream samples selected from

grocery sioreexin the city together

with Market Building.

Nome

Mrs. Harry F0610!’ -—— —— —- 4.0 B.De.lsiel——— ——-Sl6 Hsrly Do Eugene W. P. Mcinnls — - - - - 4.0

to be the oldest race in

. Phoenician traders found-

iz and other towns; while

of Celtic tribes crossed th 811M

Celtiberiané. Late

reference to tha

e Pyrenees h iberians beget l" 91W 3m cem‘ fer it. Generally speaking, all op-

lon should be expclorgl before tak- ‘ n).

merit a little eas-

the work o: bal- et a little less diff.- last ans ysis they

settlement and ioun pellcd the Carthaglni came a Roman province; habitants became

and literature. in the

matter whet time

It weather said. that ptlww

much better lie in the two railways. rat

in l’ would only be invoked by the two

a

you recall Sir Henry Thorn- tons recommendation that s. perm- anent commission should be set u th certain statutory powers

the issue of cs its! railways, and other urea asked Senator H. I-I. (ilibkh Prince Edward) would have been

. ou eve e end talents for on

of the community

DAVISON-At Kensingion. May WM“ when vou were unabl

B. i936, to lvir. and Mrs. psvison a daughter.

came these invaders. a Roman aith and tongute.

mov henever we P. Manu the whole peninsula e11

E

w accept this ft WlllTE-BAVIDANT ‘w; "We b" in closing. we none

- lottetcwn on May 3.

ood eelth.

Zion Manse on 8n gm a m. cum" Bill w’ fN n. agar“ Ilurllle VGQMDwkH- l!’ Ks so oh vero ‘ ys—-----.

wno Bfiheriand——‘-———4.a Mrs. McKenno — - — — — 33 Burhoeb Grocery — — — — 8.8 go Isesc Cudmore—-———-—A.0 JP. J’. Mc

savings‘, would do away and effect economies in th

l‘ situation

- ' t wss my opinion st

Mr. Fuirwesther ssid,

. es nee

' to confirm me in

w ion. ut. with regard to the ° to initiate economies

Jseen the transportation

1* —?Lg e ls st the Censdisn Is-

At Long itlvsr, Mn i0. ‘Ii yeers

y h“ n“ mum‘ in these cases in such

Cemetery.

Penmure Mend on May i0. Mrs. J. in Condom

‘rue cnaaporrarowu _GUAl§l_)_ll_§NA

REPBRTS nun AT cannon n E r n n a

nasuru omcfixs auroar

of health and’

made

sputa,

i: total. 3. Total No.

No. home vis-

(City of

the Hygienic Service

I inspected the dump oi Company

They were follows:

female, l‘. drunk and

promcutions

with six convic-

three dismissals; three

two convictions for op-

to stop motor vehicle upon to do so by a

officer was dismissed. delinquency were the Juvenile court. being released on

from siorekeepers

cream in the Market

collected in fines

costs.

performed by the

smnlnonses 20; subpoenas served, 6;

April. Dr. I.

m

the City oi Charlottetown ubmitted tothe

of the City

in me Po. BI.

stalls

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Biblical Drama Is Presented "v

The B. .

Charlottewwn Baptist Church last nllht presented with ed cess $21.91!.“ lfmlia. d . ‘There were no communicable 1' Y‘ l“ Tun” p" ' queue; mpm-wd m chflrgégegqw-gf $1 to be s. mlendid presentation. ng April, Dr. B. C eeping “m! m the tiiul, and the s ranged under the direction oi Mr.

Jed Msddiran ,very effective. The pert oi the Kins was weii 5t acted by Mr. Edison MacDonald. w and Mm Pearle Burns splendidly cal portrayed the character oi Elsther. Lloyd Manuel gave his customary

iectively, were as follows: Banana-Alice Dawson. Kooelv-Evelyn Denton. §igwma Shimeel-Evelyn Wood. e

d . oflskoshe-Violet Neill. The Princess Zu

ilan.

ix Jewish Children-Norms. Jen- kins, Paula Rayfleld, Marilyn Rup- ert, Barbra Qulsley. vine, Jackie Proud. Eight Persian Rose Maids-Edith Manual. Edna Bell. Grace Bryenton, Grace Crosby.

yn Simmons. Characters in the Dream- The Witch oi

Simmons. Robeson-Hilda Quick.

Elects-Bernice ard. A beautiful feature of the play

in masterly fashion. During intermission between acts Miss Margaret Sterns was heard as

Helen and Mr. Harry Chandler as trum- Rs

peter. The play is being repeated io-

Elun lINlllN |s URGANIZEIJ AT nusncu

Joseph president at an organization meet- ing of the Saint Augustine Credit Union st Rustico last night. Cor- nelius A. president secretary. , Other d lant and Thomas Kneebone. The credit committee included: Wilfred Doucet. Emile Gallant and Theodore Doucet; superv mittee. Rev. J. C. Pitre, Isl ore H. Gallant and Arthur Pitre. speakers were, Dr. J. T. Crcteau. Professor J. H. B . B. gh ndler, Cornelius Gallant. Emile

Gallant. Moses Gallant and others. Mr. Joseph man and introduced the speakers. Dr. J. T. Croteau, Professor oi Ec- onomics and Sociology,

speaker. reviewed the development of credit unions on the Island in the past two years. With over thirty unions‘ with three was great encouragement ior fur- ther development. a credit union was dependent on '_ study club work both before and after organization.

plans for e Ored gue unite local efloris with each oth and to promote . Inter-lending amoru credit unions

development which

sno should he taken up where neces- of milk sery. He ou

if"

I "Bonk oi

sd iigent love our situation in this prov-

ion to make the effort sre thins!

st y pong wor

ior the in viduei s knowi

sflslrs poet and

helped provide Considerable

loined in b! llr. oette, Mnfinilo Gallant, Magoo-

Tlfl PLANTING LECTURE! GWEN

10- (OP) -The

B. Y. P. ll.

YP. U. Players of the

the Biblical ems. “A Drflm Written by

costumes ci the various char- piay were very beau-

Lnd-y Omens-Annie Gor-

eecv-Annle Mc- Donald 1r- Bernice War

Margaret Ferguson.

Endor —' Evelyn

J. Gallant was elected

Doticet was elected vice- and Isidore A. Gallant,

irectors were. Alyre Gol- com-

lanchard. l»! 1ant.- Theodore Doucette, Alyrc Gallant was chair-

the - first

approximately thousand members, »

The success of

Rural capital resources cooper- essential w icla

er general policies

tlined the duties of end eomsnitioee‘ and advised strict adherence to

wsoitheunion. he wished the now

eciore g1 w.

n clos

vantages derived f it. effort is necenery to im-

oe Willingness and determinat-

bsdly needed . he str . Mr. H. B. Chs r spoke on the

improving work of the Rustico

Library and the materiel for study

eve llblo. The mind for

k lay in

t, and

on mend tun tee on academic subjects.

' :1: local interest m advertising”

_ 19"“ gill» do m set for brunt-st! asusscamlons to will): 3:22am?“ mngnl’°g,a'°m°lmtfitgé Md. , . m

h l ttetown Guardian ill ’ gsgdegi to their Bent. llume ‘

ep .

ARM sup canons snubs “"5" uh‘: °l..li"i‘f‘l-‘ “$1 . , 4. ‘first Al... m3“ a“ purchase. W. A. Johnstcne on-

tague. A ee‘EAsTm cam-us asnsr- “m, ,0“

- c6 sue m“ and

age settings. H!“ Q

Kellosrs All-Bren ED- Thé C1101!‘ 01 $116 m‘ " “hm V‘ u ‘g Easier Cantata in the Vsileyiield m ‘d “m, N-mm-l u" Church on Thursday evening Men “mg-mum, v1 h to s fair "B" thiscrune o felt that it was in n mtlsi- flay, drink entze of water treat. ~11- iiie be