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From P. IV. C’. BY (‘II.-\RI.E§ E.

MACAIFFIIUR ,

“Resolved that a woman has tn- "lucnccd world all‘ ‘rs more than ii.i.s man" was lilst‘ weeks debate for Section "C" Society. Pro. side‘

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speakers were K MzlcLcod. J - Bcer and J. Downing. Coil. Side: K. Bngnnll, M Prowse and R.| Sinclair. The result. ended in a vole of 17-10 in falur of the Coll

Side. Mr. Allntcr ldacDolldld act.- :'(l cl'ilic.

Bnskctbnll DHLBICO til. the “Y" Iﬂnl night.

Remember that ‘the staff of the Colic-it: Times is taking in mut- erinl such us Poems. Articles. Jokes. itlld any other contribution that you nuiy wish to make. Prizes are being awarded for the best poems.

A meeting of the Students Colin- ell will be held at the end of the last. period on Sntllrrlllr and the prcddents of the various- groups are asked to be present. This meeting has to do w‘ n the Social lifc of P W C. etc.

"rue st\i<l<=ii'l.§"cl“i=._ w c. b0-

ineetlng was held at K. C Hall

Congratululioils to the S. D U. ,hoel'.s_v team who scored a 5-4 ric- itory over our P. W. C. team ;Wctincstlsiy night

“Resolved ‘ that Public Opinion fl» the controlling factor of lite" nvas the subi of SPKIIIOII “C‘s" idebatc ycslr.» y. Pro. Side speak- ers were: “lztltlien Gztudet. Anne Jiowlet rind Peter §IIICIIIIII Con. Side: Aliens Gilmore. Orva Gill and Stewart Pepnin. Tile vote end- ed in a vote 01 24-14 in favor of "he Con. Side

i IIAZELTIICOOII WOMEN'S 1 ixsrrrlrrn I

The Jainlziljv lilecting of the Hczellvrook W I mot at the home of Mrs. l-Iolrlen “loud oii January tlhh. with ten nuunbcrs ailtl sev- mirnl viiltrrs prrislnt. with vice president ])l'(‘< inc. l/Icctiiig opcn-

,erl in ilsual \ :y lollmrcd by re— ilitfris of dillt-reiit t-oinlnlttees School (‘OmYlIIIIWB rt-ps-rttid ll. black bxard compass and drinking twups ilecdrd. Buying committee to pur-

clin ‘c ~ninc discussed

A Pwcttc was then (lecidetl to mlike definite plans at. next meeting. Four members paid their let's. Mrs Kent Jones kindly invited February inrrtiilg. Col- let-lion amounted t-n $1.10.

Contests wierc then put on whit-h were greatly enjoyed. Mrs, Wood then served a very dainty lulich. IOIIIIWCKI by piano selections.

Meeting then adjourned.

mmnTuxAivn RURAL w. I.

I The ‘Brndalbane Rlirnl W I. "IIPIKI their January mrcting at. the home of lifrs. Angus Giliis with a laleu- number of lnt-lllbcr; and vis- itors present. In the absence of the President. Mrs Kenneth Gra- ham led the meeting and opened hr singing the Institute Ode fol lowed by thc Creed in Unison.

Minutes of previous meeting were rcilcl and adopted. A letter of appreciation was read by the, Secretary from Mrs. Helen Crozier, [for glft._sent to her from the mem- l (‘rs The different committees gave |thelr reports and the following were appointed for next month.

Sick—Mrs. Angus Gillls and Miss Margaret. Ford

School-Miss Mamie Snowle and Miss Annie McDonald.

Prcglfgamme — Mrs. Kenneth Graham and Mrs. J J. MacLrod.

It was decided that tho Junior Red Cross place a grab box at the I next meeting t0 b? held 1n the! School on Feb 9th Roll call b0 be nnqvered by a Vncntine verse. The Programme for the evening

"OIIHSIGWI of Contests, Riddles and‘ Puzvles , A Guessing Contest put on by

Mantis SIP-VI“ nlitl won hr All-s Angus Gillls and n Jumbled Movie

THE CHAKLLYF FETUWN

The Central Guardian

GUARDIAN

‘Good Hutlng. The Pack also wel- come Herbert Manuel ms Aslstant Cubmaster in this Group.

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Thin culunln ll relerud lorﬁlcwn lul‘ local littoral! bu! ndvurllllng of I I nalviiy nature may be lmusrted at 4 mourn a word strictly plynble ll ud- TBIICU- I'\I

I BUY EGGS BY GRADE .we Iliavc them at. rignt prices. Th | dﬂnlilillg Sun-ion. L-4J37-2-2-a-a I WOMAN'S MUSIC CLUB Can- adian National Hotel this alter- noon at 3.30. L-3432-2-b-1l.

I BURNS CONCERT. Murray Har- bor. Public. Wednesday evening, , reoruary 9th. L-3439-2-5-zl.

I NORTH RIVER. Baptist Services

lfor February 6m conducted

_ Pastor. 11.00 A. M. FBIPVIGW (COIII-

‘muiiion after.) 3.00 P. RIVCI‘ tCunimuliion after.) 7.00 RM. Kingston tCUIIIIIIUIIIOII afver.) Al. welcome! L-34Ci3—2-5-1i.

THE IIIUSIC at the morning ser- vice iii the Central Christian Church will be . T. gi who will render as the special mus v cal feature for their service the- “C. G. l. T. Hymn." Another spec-I iii. feature will be the male chorus. which will render its customary Rood service. An interesting SPECIZI;

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LORD TWEEDSMUIB TO RADIO‘ BOY SCOUTS FEBRUARY 5TH.

‘Through a. national O. B. C- broadcast at 8 P. M-, Saturday, ‘February 5th. His Excellency the Governor General. as Chief SCOUT-I for Canada. will address the. Scouts and scgliiltl Leaclsr? o! ﬁn _. _ _ »‘ Dominion. He spea tom e‘ L ‘Maﬁa 5 h‘; annual meeting banquet of theI ‘Canadian General Council oi’ the

ACCEPTS POSITION - Miss Ella. M. Thompson, Cornwall. has accepted a position in Mr. West's store at. York.

_-__ IN ADDITION w the following Church notice: Westmore- land 11 A. M. Tryon 3 P. M. Albany 7.30 P. M. Pastor. Rev. S. D. Trit-es

SUNDAY SERVICES-New Glas-

ow 11.00 A. M. Brudalbane 3.00 Boy Swim Association. at the Ia M. Fredericton 7.30 P. M. Rev..R°YB1 York Howl. Toronto Wm. G. Qulxley. Minister. *

4th C”

‘This Troop held a very enjoyable banquet at their Headquarters on Monday evening. January 24th. About. twenty members of the Troop were present and all enjoy- i ed a very pleasant, evening.

The boys are working on their, Tcndcrfoot. Tests as a number rc- ccntly Came Up from the Cub

L.343o.3.5.11_I ‘otteliown Troop ADVERTISERS ARE REMINDED ' that. advertisements for insertion i in The Guardian shouid be received at the office not later than 11 AM. the previous clay. ti.

ANGLICAN SERVICES. Sunday. February 6th. Milton: 3t. Johnﬂs Church ll A. M. Moming Prayer and Holy Communion. Rustico: St, Pack. The others are working on ,Mark's Church. 3 P. M". Evening their Second Class and several! : Prayer. R/zvd. E. O. Lancaster, Rec- i, preparing for their First. Class ' L-3443-2-5-1i. i Tests.

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FEBRUARY s. 1938

Takes Seat At Massachussetts Bu?

CONTRACT LET — Messrs. H. J.l

Phillips vita Sen have been awarded the contract for the remodelling or’ the store in the Hughes block. late-l

King's Scout Cogouatlon Certific- IC-

Recently a King's Scout Corona-

llicl’ may wish to discuss can call

1 ville. Mass. were i ridge Jauiiurv 29. 1938, m, the home

Ieiicc of immediate relatives and i cose friends of Ml‘. and lvlrs. Mit»

Personals . .——— and ‘V[i~s Victoria Hill.‘ n. Y k, - “ spent yesterdiiy at Sttfcikvardsfn lNOtmes

visiting in guest of Miss Marie Cameron

l,v occupied by G. F. Hutchcsuil, Optician. The work wil. include a iliodern store front. with extensive alterations in tlic interior t0 meet tlie- requirements of the new tell- aiits the Tip Crop Tailors. under the lllitli2l='.‘£[l‘;’i2l .f \\. P. Bruce.

FUNERAL SERVICES — The funeral of Vincent Power was held |yBSLBIdﬂylI10llIillu from his la

residence. York Lune, to tllc Church

of the Most Hulv Redeemer. where

Requiem High Muss was sung b;

Rev. Fr. J. A. H. Baincs. C.Ss._R.

The pail-bearers were Messrs. Wi -

11am Hughes, Perev Smallwood.

Vincent. Blake. Gordon Hvlmﬁ-i-

William McKenzie end Alfltfl Watts. Interment was in the R. C. cemetery. Charlottetown. lvliere Rev. l D. O'Sullivan, C.Ss.R.. COIIdI-lﬁled the service at the grove.

entitled “Jesus The Very ‘Thought, Of Thee" will be sung by thci church quaruztle.

TIIE BAPTIST CIIURCII. -| The Rev. Harvey L, Denton, B. Th.“ _B.D., will preach morning and 8Vcll-| mg. The murlmig sermon will bet "rlllizzzliiig tile Prophets," the subject.’ uf the evening sermon is "The Big- gest Lie.‘ Special attention call- cd to the Church School, meeting at 2.30 P. M_ ‘dlld to the personal conference periocL. each Thursday afternoon from 3 to 6 o'clock. where ill] who liltve personal problems

on Mr. DelllOik at the Church Study. door ‘on Fitzroy Street.

WEIIDING BELLS-Miss Ailnle Murral Cochraiie oi Hellniker, NJ-I, and Ernest L. Mitchell. Summer. united in illar-

of the bride. Tl - ~ it

bv Mr. and Mrsfpéhdlfieg (IiIIggq dcrs. The Rev. M. V. Granger per. lorrrtetl the ceremony iii the pres.

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Aftcr a. 1rd" ~ Wlishingttm. '1)‘ ‘Ice. 11:1: iili-Zrsi?’ tliev will reside in Slimmerviile.

Mass. Mrs. Mitchell Annie Blanch: Mummy/Wits‘ toll. P. E. 1, ' i??? zzlf ~_vou feed Ross-Miller Char- I coal Biscuits once or twice g, wet-k ~-I'."0"I‘ YOXPS YOII will avoid worm "ollblk- The)’ also sweeten the stomach and aid digestion,

2nd Charlottetown Troop

‘tion Certificate has been awarded Murray. '

to Kings Scout Herbert This certificate was issued to all

Canadian Scout; qualifyingforthe,

rank of Kings Scout between Feb- ruary 1st and May lst, in the Coronation yeiir.

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5th Charlottetown Troop

‘ This Troop ls holding regular ueetings on Tuesday evening and are showing favourable progress. l‘he boys are holding a hike today ii‘ the weather pcmiits and are making plans on attending the Jaliiboree.

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l Meeting of Scouters Club

i There will be a regular meeting of the Scooters Club on ‘Thursday evening atSt Peters Group Head- quarters. All Scouters are asked to be present.

9th Charlottetown Troop

Oii Saturday January 22nd the Troop went on a hike to Rocky Point where the boys played hoc- key and enjoyed tobogganing and the Aiasistant. Scoutmaster, Wilbur Andiew took some pictures. There was a meeting of Patrol ZL-caclel-s and Seconds at the home of the Scoutmaster on January 25th.

At the lalt meeting it new Patrol Leader. Bob Foresytlie, was ap- pointed and Bob Hudson as his Second. The boys are planning on resuming the work on their Sec- ond Class Tests some time in the near future. Regular weekly dncetings are held in the Troops Den every Friday evening. At the end of this meeting the Troop had refresh- ments and closed with a sing- soilg,

Miss Marion Wacldell. Tryon. is‘

Amzumm‘ CW5 the This Troop is planning on ob-

taining a. Headquarters which may be used for instruction work and, amusement between meetings. The boys are planning on taking gymnastics and will commence this lnext week. We expect to have sev- eral other altcl-nadves for the boys iwlio an not-interestcdin tliisJliull pttendnnr-e is reouestcd on Mon-

- 4 _ clay evening as plans will be made Th” Conmhon or Mrs‘ Amed concerning our new Hezldqunrtuirs,

lﬁioii-(iggnimmegzgrllit tGTOI/e- 5h°we5|our new program of gymnastics pr ‘en ' land okher stibjects,

3rd. Charlottetown Rover Sea

The Guardian regrets to lcrirn‘ of the serious illness of Mrs. James Curran. Pleasant Grove.

Mr. James MacCoi-mack. Elmira,

is spending n few day: at York. the guest of Mr and Mrs. Proud.

Star contest won by Miss Mar-

garet. Ford. .

Meeting closed by singing God Moms Save the King. after which the The Sm . .

_ , _ , .. p5 Colilpllliy all‘ 0n- Rﬁéﬁ“ ‘Served a‘ ‘cry dohcmus deavorllig to obtain lull dress uill-

forms in which they will welcome the Rover Sen Scouts front Qeu- bcc who are intending to visit our province this slimmer on their an- ual cruise and they will also be present at “Camp Bnrhun" dur- ing the Jamboree and Rover Moot. The boys are lloltling a Bean Slip- per at St James Hall on Thurs- day. Fbbruzliy 10th. Tickets are now obtainable from IIlClIIbCTn of the Ship's Company or at Headquart- ers and will be sold at the door on the evening of the banquet.

Since BacicirPoweli started the Boy Scouts movement in 190'? he has received six university degrees and has been decorated 31 times. No less than l6 countries have rc-

a- -- ’ Only $10 one way hum Saint John

eognizcd him for his service l0 "nosronnn 4th Charlottetown Wolf Cub

Pack.

This Pack held a hockey match last. Saturday at Victoria Park. This proved to be an interesting and close game as it. wlls neces- sary to play 10 nliiiutes over time. and the score remained Ii-il. Tlic game was plnyed between the Jungle Wolves and the Timber Wolves. titer game between the some two teams will be held this Saturday.

A New Chum. Bill Blirheallt. was wick-tinted intn the Pack with _l_-11c_ bgst. “wishes IOI‘___@‘ period _of

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CANADIAN EDUCATION WEEK I

(Under the Ausploes of the Canadlwn Teachers‘ 4 Federation)

FEBRUARY 6th l0 l2th, I938

The Dominion Committee of the Canadian Tent-hers’ Federation has arranged for a radio broadcast on Monday, February 7th, 11.00 to 11.30 p. m. A. S. T. Special speaker Mr. A. C. Lewis, President C. T. F.

The following speakers will be heard over C. F. C. Y. each evening at 8.15 to 8.30.

Monday-Hon. TIIIIIB A. Campbell, K. C. Premier-The Government's Responsibility.

Tuesday-Rev. J. W. A. Nicholson-The Responsibility.

Wednesday-Rt. Rev. Monsignor G. J. McLcllan, PhD.- The Responsibility of the Individual Citizen.

Thursday-Donnie! Glllls, Queen Square Scliooll-“Tllb Pnpilb Responsibility.

I-‘rIdny-Lt. Col. I... T. Inwlher, n. A., Prince Street Schooh-Thc Teacher's Responsibility.

The general topic for all Canada-EDUCATION, THE GREATEST NATIONAL RESPONSIBILITY.

TM Primary purpose of Education Week In to make the general public of our Dominion more "Education" minded IIIII to have as many as pmslble vlllt. the Schools In order to obtain lint-hand Information on the various phuea of prea- ent day cducnllonal facllltlel.

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Motion Pictures

Last night the public were giv- eii an opportunity to see the scenes of the world Jamboree in Holland in which three of our local Scouts were featured -

This picture was shown iii con- nection with "Prince Edward Is- land on Parade" and proved very interesting to those active iii Scouting and friends of the Move- merit.

1st Charlottetown Scout Troop

About two “leeks ago the Crow and Owl Patrols went. on a hike to Rocky Point where they play- ed hockey. At, the last meeting. January 28th. a Coming Up cere- mony was held when Adan Doyle and Gerald Roach entered the Scout Troop, and were Invested.

3rd Charlottetown Wolf Cub Pack

The Cubs are taking a great in- Jcresl. in the meetings which are held on Monday evenings from 6.30 till 0.00 p m.

District. Commissioner, Mr Wm. Waireii called‘ on the Pack and glivc a very interesting talk. in which the Cubs showed much iii- tercst.

Four Cubs have left the Pack and "Gone Up" to the Scout Troop: Donald Martin, Blair Bre- lioaut. Pete MiicNevin. and Ro- land Cooper. The remainder of the Cubs hnve pa=sed their 1st Star work with the exception of four.

Eastern Guardian

"This column II renwrrcil Inr nrwn nl luml intern-st IIIII. advertising o! u lumny Illllllfi‘ may bu lnnortcil m. 4 ei-nln n wurii alrlclly payable ||| m]. IIIINYB, . . JSUBSCRIPTIONS to Lhg Charlottetown Guardian may be liiliidcd to them Rent. Archie Hume.

..'ROBIN IIOOD FLOUR is ec- onomical. More loaves of better bread from each bag.

. .*_VISITING_PASTOR _. Rev, Q E. Armstrong conducted the Sunday cvciiliuz service in the Presbyterian Chufch- Montague in the absence oi’ the pastor. Rev. Owen Hughes who left on Saturday for Spring- hill, N.S.. to offlciale at, the ftlnpfg] of his late friend. Rev. John Prich- nrd. Miss Vivian Armstrong was hcﬁrd in the solo Wonderful Jesus.

..'PA1NFUI. ACCIDENT - Mr, Willard Bruce. Brooklyn, met: with a painful accident tit Montague on

Wednesday night. after tnklng pal-t I

iii the Scotch concert. I-Ie had just started for his home whm me sleigh he was driving was overturn. "l 0n B11 tc.v turn on the street. He was thrown out und had his shoulder dislocated. He, “in; taken I0 DT clnlvres and the bone was put. in place and although it. was very painful he was able to pro. cecd homo-L.

Personals

__.__ ..‘Mrs. Wallis Rodd. Milton, was

vlsltlngl b n1 _ , Bruce. BEggkl;g.--‘I: Mr Wm“,

‘Mr. Isnilc Ives. Mon r- a patient in the Kings Coumguﬁogf nltal. I-Ils manv friends hope for his complete recovenn-L,

-»'Mi\ Walter Burt-tell. Dundas. is a nallrnt in the Kings County "Wlliﬂl- many friends are 110010! for a good recovery.-L.

O .. Amnnv the visitors to Mon- tague on Sllnrlnv wile Mimi 1-,,“ "Md. Mi“ Vania aim w. wpir-i

Renouncing her allegiance 0o the Canadian Government, Miss Kath- leen A. M. Fairchild of Buck Buy, after a year of waiting for citizenship papers, took the attor- ney's oath as a member of the Massachusetts Bur. .

Born in Georgetown. P E. 1., Miss Falrchild had taken out her ﬁrst. papers as a citizen and was pct‘- mitted to take the slate bar exami- liaticil in 193G. She passed, but had! to wait, until scccnri papers wierei granted before being admitted to practice. She obtained her naturali- zation papers last December.

First Canadian woman to become a member of the M’. ssuchusetts bar,

MISS KATHLEEN A. M. I-‘AIRCIIILD . Canadian Womwn Admitted to Practice in Bay State Courts tum Becoming a. Naturallzed Citizen

Canadian Woman Made U. S. Citizen Admitted At Once T0 Bay State Bar

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United States for the nil-it 1U rolls and has been employed in ll Bron: Street. law firm for the 111M 1M years.

After taking the oath Irom Judge Henry T. Luiilnlus of the Aizlssa- chusetts Supreme Judicni Cnnrt, Miss Falrcllild received the coll- grzitulntion of friends.

“The only sud part about bring admitted to the linr ls that I won't be able to sure on ti .1111?’ if the law is ﬂnnlly pllsscrl Ibe- lleve there should be up of men and women."

Miss Faircliild is- a member 01 a grotto of women's luwyeru who lire seeking b0 obtain the npnzoil of

And worse for him. ‘ﬂicre are not very many people in the world who know as much ‘as I do about. Martin Hirst. I've known him for Years. Y°1A...5§e1... instead. .01. a. few, months. Did he ever tell you about his early adventures? The truth about them? About. his smuggling of Chinese lilto Australia? Or did he tell that. in the old way, com- lete with malignant partner? About his gun-running for both sides in Central American revolu- tions? And all his other activities? Vlhat do you know about him at all? Simply what he's chosen to tell you.

I can take his word. she said quietly; but. she wns frightened: For had she not. accused him of lying to her that. very day? And was he not at that very moment, away acre-s the harbour on some most. mysterious business. sum- moned ‘by the most, sinister of messengers? She felt. the ground sag beneath her feet; and then, quite gently. Jon set. her free; and ‘she did not turn away from. him She stood with her hands clenched upoii the rccky wall. trying to con- , ti-ol her voice.

I Al. this moment. said Joli. 1 lwould 111v any odds that. he is hﬂndlinﬂ or planning to handle someone‘ elsels property, 1 dimly, know. Its simply that. I know him.

Its a. lie. If all Lhls 11nd berm "Ne. you would have warned me from the first.

I HOW cou'd I? I loved you; from,

I the very first clay I loved you; and I Wlﬁted you to be happy; and you believed in IIIITIASO. Oh he's a fit/Olldtéfflll person, a brllllanb 30in- ltlllating. restless person; but ex- . dgemem 18 111B llfé. and he gets it . W ere and how he can. He hasn't ‘"1? moral sense: that's all. I hoped

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according to court attaches. Miss voters on running a wmnun Id!‘ Fairchid has been living in the governor. ‘ —:;._-._ ..__..-.-:-. z-r :'."—‘.""i —_- .'_~ -~ '-YIf-f::::>V By MARGARET WATSON JON TIIREATENS he'd change; I thought roll could

change anyone; so I gilt- lull I115 chance. But now I'm fiplituur i")! myself: because 1 low- you flit‘ in: much to lose you to lllnl without a Ytilld. . . . . Erica drew a deep hreulll it» quite llsclriss. Even it’ l‘\ ' you suy is true. I'm his i .' - I shall stick to him. I don: l i.‘ it; I can't; bill if it shoud _ Her voice snapped in "i: i111" i’ all? dropped her ‘livid 110° her hands. It xvns r: .. the smuggling. the Sim‘ running, the prewmt ill absense about which he unlit! llﬂi t-ell her, because it uns 1.0111000!‘ 0150's secret. And w know about. lllrii, n1‘ i: :11.‘ astonishing liow little know of one‘, own Ill v ccpt. of Course, that ~1i~ ‘That iind never been so punt I'lii sorry you Il‘l1 u said JOII. 1 klll‘\'.' '. '

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