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to Bakery, .WIKQ 5k

In i894 i M! fﬂlllonllble ice deliveries on ‘Yei-‘Qkﬂm or

“EDUNG PEOPLES SERVICE II-t a: evening service on Sunday - Mlfye Church we; dlevqtgq

M the worms people of m. W151, where the oiflcelrs of the Angnm.‘ Y0"!!! Peﬂiileh Association were installed “W0 Oﬂlbﬁ by the reg. tor. Rev. G. R. Harrison, special prayers. The officers m. lﬂdllhevowaofalleglancewlw. holdthehiﬂildealeofthe assoc- lglon were the President. omas Watson, Vice pr-eslden, Mia; Elizabeth White. t Miss Adele Parkman and trees. W". Mr. ‘Willi-am Brennan. Rev m- Harrison's address mm on “Save yourselves this zmtswaotdmegenmalrion," wuthe “"11 1180 young peo le of Church to have a dlgiinlte 80a! in life with the Church as thwoentm of their activities. The hymm were appropriate for the

and Mr. Thcmaa Wa-tum pend

In reserved for new! lnlenrest. but advertising of

b inserted is a word ltrlctl! B!‘

_____.._____ ,. u. on PHONE oanaas , promptly, Taylor Drug 00.,

____._. All!) ADVANTAGE . roads and buy You!‘

BGANIZE SCHOOL ASSN- cher group was 0|.‘- wd Lear last week. Prin-

N A. She icon of the O'-

l-ef our and hdvued w they could assist r; in their duties.

IJONT MISS tonight's game Crystal Rink, Summerside, lottelown Rangers vs. lde Crystals. Each team hﬂil game apiece in Island play- . Who will be in the lead

lIﬁEtAt the home of her pon- Dou

Bangor. P. E. I. Lane, widow of ll: Lane, aged 88 years.

STATEMENT

.__(Q‘£l?4"“°<1.!1"m . Pa!“ 1)

BIG doubleheader ,Summerslde, tonight (‘Tues- l. 'l‘hlrd game in Island acn- playoiis, Charlottetown Rang- vs. Bummerslde Crystals; also -ilnal 1n intermediate hockey. unglon Silver Wings vo. Bum- L

ate the civil war. In

P in‘ to Italy that she cohld not pron‘ her colonial claims against

ULING

AM.— 'l‘endcrs will be received e undersigned up to and in g February 13th:, L939kfor the

question which was based statement by Foreign Minister

loundaries oi Routes and any information may be obtained - the Stecretary. Uirwest 0r an o r

M. e

(French) Chamber of Deputies oi Jan. 20 was that in case of a war in which the two countries were

OUBLE BROWNING-Tile and M13. John 35 Kelveden Road, Wuhan. -. was plunged into sudden irecently by the unfortunate "m" "l of their two and only dren. Helen aged 8 and her - brother 3 1-2 years old. To- a - with a. little playmate they 1g their home and walked me ice, Helen broke through ~the ice suddenly giving way 5°

'11 A W108 man nearby l plight and hurried l0 their . e succeeded in rescuing the

ornplete accordance with the views oi the British Gov-

ble to examine in

d is country are unit- ed la such that any threat. to the al interests of France, from whatever quarter

of this country."

- Ymalte also the little boy's

4118 coat had ceudat in the Helen's bod: could not and not yet been recovered. boy was buried-last Friday ~ oon from the Union Ohuroh Wvbﬂn. Mass. ‘me casket was 0d with beautlfvul flowers, * lwﬂﬂwrxv or the heartfelt oi friends and nelthbora the heart-broken parents and_ m. Mrs. Orrok la the dough. oi Mrs. Charlotte McNevlu "'- whclived mvlouetoher - to the United lletee at l‘ Shore. P. E. 1.. where her Y relatives and friends deep- lmbohize with ‘them ~ their sad bereavement.

started today on Italian Libya's fro troll in. as e warned Great Britain

(Jove t," id ‘F312? all... House 00mm known very well that Icucle

lain . 0011 P ~"*~=»"‘"‘~'°"..:~ m“ 01am Holman a vleit- t

us. Howard Weeks oi’ rred- m *°". P. E. 1., and Mre. mm“ 0! “you are visiting

“w. Mn. w. .1. madman

_______ VI ‘l 15 vleesln. to 11pm um ‘ mlgllmlvlllillilin. who has been MP5 v an. 11am lm- N“,

Prichard Rink

Wins Trophy

I

rum. Mr "- ~- ar ' r pg;- mfm. Prleh Tl? u»

o member: oi the The rinh are: First I’. t 2nd atone Jamieeon,

E Foley. Bki w. A. Carrie's Rink goes to O arlottotown today for the Provinc P‘ Playdowna; withhlm B-Pc E5113 "fir? lat Stone; T. D. Morrison. 2nd stone; Dr. H. E. Clark, Mate. W. A. Currie Bkip.

llo Schism In Gaspc Parish Says Monsignor Ross

MONTREAL. Fob. 4 —Although the story oi former Cure D'An_lou didn't receive publicity until he

r.

sought entrance into the Pres

ian (Xiurch, it eeeminglygog . ‘The Beacon. ‘rl-le

as a fortunate ending m‘ an un- fortunate tale. It. appears that be- fore Mr. D’Anjou left the Church he had been excommunic “d, be- fore he had been excommunicated he had been suspended from the performance oi his priestly igneo-

n

dorm, and before he had

suspended he had been placed un-

der an interdict by His Excellenc M581‘

v . Rees. Blahop of Gavpe.

A native of the Parish of Bic. in the County of Rlmouriri, M21‘. rrAniou wee ordained priest on lb:

29th of June, 19": He then spen

some years with the Franciscans. ‘balk aitetrwwuoeuag~ laft tlgeggrlder a . wen‘ "e as op “m” h ‘h’ w!“ °' w" "m" lR/cea for a charge. Y- reply to this - rue? °.‘l”'l”‘-°‘ "W? f r e o a or rw n e

chnnbuhm u“ h‘ "m" ‘l: : lclaanlcn of Fgn-tenelle. This parish ‘was founded in 1914 and contains

921 parishioners. Reading 0i The Intel-dict

respect As a result, Bishop Ross

lbly kept out 0i’ the

vate house not far

wen/t to Saint Maiorlque. Goee to Montreal

ltwlw hlaparlsitio e upon hadrefusedtooharge hr be. ndrnarriagu. A;

Short Course Students End Special Work

einadentn, tm-ned to their homes arbor oom-

yenre youth irrallnln Ibderel-Pxovhielal carpentry clue, 24

period In the agriculture c1 lrion was given by members o! the Ezrperlmental Station eta-ff, the Divialon o! Plant Paltlwlogy.

the Provincial Department of

In the car-poultry clam instruc- tors were heBamn Tait of (mar- lottewwn and Charles W. Ram- day of Summerslde. In addition a class in iann mechanics and black- smithlng la still in progrss. I-l. is a six-weeks course. Instructors are Claude Mcliwen in charge of the

Proud teaches the mdlmente oi blacksmith work.

scheduled to open late this month, 1t was learned from Department of Agriculture official: yesterday. A course in fisheries, under the youth tralnin-Z Vmllram la under- way alt St. Dunstanh University.

which completed their work Sat.- day: CARPENTBY STUDENTS

Herman Buell, Hopefield. Stephen Batchllder,

Edmund Gallarr. John Edward (Fallout, Tignish. Howard Gnudet, Ti

N-Iﬁennelh w on .

l.

Vincent. Handrahan James I-hgan, More Louis Heron. Johnston's River. rl L. Inman, Northern. William James Jarvis, Elmira. Robert Kinch. St. Inuls. Arthur Moore, Victoria West. Don F. McDonald, Sour-ls, El. R.

Peter F. McDonald, Tracadie. . McIntyre. Fair-field. Robert McKenzie, Flat River. Malcolm McLeod, Upper Montr-

- 4e . _John P. Trainer,

Ernest. Wheatley, East Royalty. Wright. Central Bedeque.

East

Harbour

c4

In the opinion of his Bishop, the aumequenl behaviour oi Mi‘ D‘An.jou was unsuitable. _but the Bishop’; many munitions in this were apparently igoregi sa

Grave Relief Situation

to have lnierdioted D'Anj0u some three or four yearn mo. and named the Rev. Alexia Duircsne in his place. Mien the latter arrived on the due date and presented his

letter of nomination he was forc- AGRICULTURE STUDENTS

Below are the young men who completed the agriculture

vreebytely by D'An_lou. Father Dufreenet-hen telegraphed Mgr. Rose. and the Bishop sent his representative. the Rev. Alphonse Miville. who read in public the interdiction oi D’Anjou. m The latter bhen moved into a pg- George Affleck. Central Bedeque.

e Arsene Arsenault, St. Raphael.

Emile Arsenault, Richmond. Fred Araenault, Bvt. Gerard Ansenault, Wellln Raymond Bernard, 5t. Lou Alva Blaclmlore, Searleton.

Churdt “um. Dulmm w“ “tr lottetown unemployed, provided by sequent“, named Maw, o; New the city and by the provincial and

Oarliale, and Father Phoncois Casey rest of

municipalities.

hm" Bwk" New H°V°n~ ﬁmuprovlncial government had recelv

Albert Butler, Glen

J hn P. Campbell, East Baltic. lawn Campbell. Popular Point Peter Campbell, Tignish Fred Carver, Alllston. Gordon Russell Carver,

Mfr. D‘Anjou then came to this city and alerted an action against Mgr. Ross on the roumh that the Biehoahad no rip i: under Canon Law deprive him of his rieh- Mcr. Rose had been in tou with Rome in the meantime, and, after a final and fruitless a to D'- Anjou, cent a circular in the

ts oi his d4 excom-

erse. ‘mo ll Enunett Ourley, mg, '7' H mnwt‘ Charlottetown. The recipients are Dockendorfi, at. Peter's Bay. _ Leo M. Doyle, Pleasant Grove. Chester Easter, Wen Point. Adrian D. Egan, Mount Stew- riluerd ma, midterm.

Kenneth Fraser, Lak Alphe Gallant, Rlchmo Gallant Du

lib-neat Gorveatt, Roe William B, Hutton.

renneth Ohea. H’ rider-eon, Bede-

n §

Vincent Murray. Tyrone. Hugh MacAuIay, Btmria Lin:

'le|A. MaoOioekey. Bear V02‘

Muir. wchael J. Maeccrmeck. hunch-

in . $9M‘ Mower-mack. Redford. Allison “Qglaononeidm Hill.

llaolebd. ‘Brookileid. sew.

mu 0m- , ;m_ n. unclaimed, more»

NEW li AND 10 ABILIVAIJ! -Ladie|’ lurapey and

ulna. The latent hit in Mont ‘ and Toronto. Get 1cm todly- 49c. we and 98c aet—6 and l0 Depart- ment. u: n- u

NEW SHIPMENT-oi hem, any Opndlel u. the u “A

Coccanut Ban Benn, ‘l I

ou.———--- Giocolatelelly seep-e, a °I-——————10e Anortedliaasllom—loe A.B.G|Ine.lb.—--15¢ Bunzelcw (hand rolled) Chocolate, I: -: __ ..- 19°

EXTRA SPECIALS! — GOG

Pllwdel‘. assorted nudes. To clear 10c.

HOLMAWS

Summerside

i.

A- Irvin: Nlclwlwn. Orwell Oove. Ilfflclllln Nichclwﬂ. Beatonh

Ralph Noonan, Borden. Chester O'Donnell, 50111-15 3mg, Alphonsus Peters, R0110 Bgy

George Pneeu, Rustico. W.lliam Joseph Power, Little

T-ITOYd Ready. 'I‘lgn.ish.

EHUTWW n ' i, Stanhope. Ed. Sher-key, Cardl n. Benjamin Waite, Lsh. Clifford White, Pleasant. Grove, James Yeo, thporh_

Faces Province

ermen, provided by the federal and provincial governments, for Char-

iederal ggvernments, and for the

e unemployed in the province, provided by the pro- vincial and federal governments, and in some some cases by the

$16,493 from the federal government last year to be dir- tributed. for relie , Hon. T. W. L.

folio of Premier Thane A. Camp- bellﬁs cabinet said recently. Char- lottetown city paid out. approxi- mately $50,000 for direct relief during the year, m. Prowse laid, and of this amount the rovlnc-

Three thousand names are stored on the relief rolls of

given food which amounts to two cents per m according in Arthur (Jormley, treasurer the Laborer’; Protective Union hero, and, 013d addition, receive coal and fir‘

were carried out in Charlotte- town laet gear as well u elae- where in iointly in va ing amount:

the city and t e provincial an federal governments. The pro e.‘.:

grading wor on the new here. '

lcomicll, raid. The fishermen la given worth of

nine do

city and the fisher-mm. n

and federal govomnmala.

- In Mgmoriam 'Public Play Grounds

IOBI IIVING Mill-Al

veth his beloved rest." ex-preued itleli to fwmlznenn and relatives “PM M- 1"“

ends and relatives, oftimee and discouraged were by his kindness and thought! . He wee for many years engaged

he was laid slide active duties of die, bu hi; trying illness h

or dlmouraged com ain but his cheery wag a welcome and inspiration to his visitors thus leaving behind him a. beautiful memory for his

rlah.

with his faith in phy , Dr. Lester Brehaut, Murray River, helped him ihrou

learned some time ago

loved ones to cbe This

he was a life long supporter of the Li Party being well versed 1n current events and an ardent read- er, he wiled away many hours in this manner. 1n t e sum-

new years dinner Bilmer and Mrs.

ways are not our ways. his loumey heme was complete and he was ca.-

try lously cared for by ie and can also his brother who lived near by and was ehnrﬂrgady at all tlmee to come to

ii they could they would not recall 161m but submlssively gay “

Iorious reunion where no more, a. sister yrtle Bgeéaltzioe predeceased 1n

n funeral held on Wcdnésd January 4th., was very 1 tended e-gter a short

house. the remains

(Canadian Prue) Direct and indirect relief on Prince Edward Island la divided into three classifications-Jar fish- l‘ Public Playground

. can

Rev. R. H. Btavert, who bas- ed remarks on the nlnetieth Psalm. the following hymns favor- of the deceased g ‘The horar. of mydeparturela come."

time was beautifully and. feeli-ngly rend- ered by Mr. Willard Maclean Pet-

Prowse. member without party t the “mansion a, the

l-Ilcken,

in‘, Edward Miller, Fred David Miller.

The Hearse was driven

aiway, blessed be uhe name of

Floral trlrutu wu-e: Pillow-widow and non. Wreath-brother Elmer and flam-

ew . Several indirect relief projects

province, paid for

included cit beautification and alrmrt

Fishermen, oi’ which there are 800 on relief, have been provldrd for by federal-provincial grants on a 60-50 basis. Hon. B. W. Le- Pm. president of the executive

. and Mrs Roelndale, Mada,

Discussed at Rotary

menfromnllpemoimeworid theredleoluedtiwproblecnfrom

problem of taking imo conaider- utioar meclal conditions in every country, so as to get Rotary new: and the Rotary ruecsage circulat- ed among the general public, and the new District Governors were

regarding these peculiar journal- istlc problems in their respective districts

Committee, was in the chair.

playground activitiee in Char- iottetowruizwussuageetediimt atepebetnkentoopenormplay- groundfmthooltyin 11101989

mittee appointed the Olty . and that such couunlttee would have ‘ “ from all

ing the pu-lod of live experiment. The daly program, ewcem Bun- my, would be carried on after school hours, in the alltevrnoon and evening and mm-ning, aftemoom

Memorial Tab

md evonlngonﬂwluday; that the

eriee once a month and also- wlll receive compensation for any ear loot in the atom: of last.

Unemployed thro ut th province, excluding aglottetowr:

1,500. Last ear 042.000 wu spent on this sec by tine Dmninion

month. In acme cues relief

as Blmmmeraid... Alberton Montague.

GOVERNMENT ’

‘on?

roe l culmrout.

Pl- enta are allowed three dollarepa- given out by municipalities, am

Beyond the gate your loved one reel.

comfort; in the

(wing God knew: beet.

Card of Thanks

u‘ "earmmgiLﬁ

patby received by SHIP FAB’! AGEOUND

CHATEAU, MAIL, Feb. 5-

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ill-WWW’ manbaryeemdaywbmeire wen‘.

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a“ "be aur-

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roundedbyenmnlnctrleko! yarvdeemdprovidedwitlioer- ulneouiilmerviim cand-

boxee, swings, slide, volley ball urt, etc. Based on information received

c P. a. 1., Mrs. Myr- from the city oi Fredericton, u. harlotletowm-P- E. 1-. 13., it wee recommended the pro- Andngaﬁfhnm; Ject. he undertakm m. uie fol- mmymrbnlme rviadﬁloolad - Murray n eupe r . y m

ervleor $100, work on ground and equipment $300.

The Ohm would be asked for 1939 $400, $200 of thin amount be- ing in lieu of m appropriation in a community camp (not. held) in 1038 and $2M lot 1989. and that four service valuations-time

lit la estimated that for i940 and 104i the wank could be 2min-

ink

relative: for their kin neee and aym- ‘m w “m

“m”: - The matter was then dimmed by a number of Rotariana, all of whom approved oi the general principle, but some thought the .estimatea were too low and mhers sounded a note of warning about the club enlbeﬁrm: on financial United sum coast mum vwtvr- undertakings without. being sure Militia h ﬂOIt the whgther we; whlchloltaexewmum rd The project was previously KP‘ {Ills} ﬁt’) proved by the directors, and l. rQ-ONQEQS on}...

zeeolutlon wee penned

taincd by o. sum epproxiulateiy

mattheeoumltteeel Ihldzhe

wutliedaelnnaubnd ‘wlyein- wifonnmaJ Oeldwel. ,_ ‘pubhc information

‘atlingtomtaryalonaﬂe

Mica-granted thettheloterymmeayi Mn.

aforelgrpolhry." devvmlonottheleeellhand Mznldaodoualdmehe whM-Renmytothe worked thepreeeinwuidtetownheeeluncn.

tiulnland ioRnta-rynawa veiled the ml, Rev 1Q thaninany erpapenlntmev Jarmmmcixigliredeﬂer ﬂlﬁﬂ-rltlimes. i! not in Canada. ‘tcry waver.

activities which have aided the late Mr. and we. Ramsay. ‘Indy lmdcfllrivileged and given the memory will live on u e. yeah crlppledchildanewleaeeofliie enamlplemttliegeneruionand and happinem and other Rotary those than; will come after. No news have all received due pub- more fitting words could be med licity. than hhoee on the tablet. that 13w! ‘rheapeakereaidﬂmtlhewholo dovotedtlieirliveetothe question of making the public of the Ohm-sh. ‘Iheir lives were betteracqualrwed vnmRota-ryrymbolicofthejoyazwdpeeoeel aotiwtia wee tin-celled out a/c the truly Ghrletlan characters, who Public “ Conference at one held the torch high in undivided International Convention which enthusiasm for the churdh. The he attended at Nice. Newapaper- choir with Miss MacDonald mt the organ. sans the beautiful hymn, e0 appropriate for the occasion, varlom angles. and I. resolution “I Love Thy Kingdom 10rd." “The was passed stating that every Ch-urchs‘ one Foundation," "For all. Rotary 0111b should tackle the the Saints Who Mom Their Lab- our; Rest." Mr. Lowell Hancock sang with much eiopression Negro qpirimwl- hymn "Get!

made requested to ..repa.re information In loving memory of ‘Ilheophlllm D. Ramsay 1859-1032 and. hh wife Emma J. Caldwell moth-INS, who devoted their llvee lo the

areoftibievtrlncltlheteb-

IetheuectedbyRVer-nonRm-

ray. Oecille. Caldwell Manhood and Ienoro. Caldwell Smallprleoa-B.

P.E. Island Hospital Annual Subscriptions _

Mil. win ~87. Min. P. . w . lie O ' . Maollinley‘ Aubrey m. Haber Horne; Mrs - A. O. Molhnherm: Fulnn Band eon and William Boulter. "a Total — — — - — -—Oll8.

Charlottetown Alﬂiotl

ma. d. H. D. Btephen thd

‘mere may still be acme forthc- dletrlota to make returns, or scone additional persona who intended to contribute but who have not you done no. Wlll they kindly attend b the matter without delay. It will be appreciated.

._._.____...____._. TKIIYADDBDUP

.,,...,.°°"E‘"..,§“:.‘“$?w‘°’l. t. ' annual reunion here was 31,100 years.

._____._.._. NEW YORK, Feb. 6 —-(AP)—- A 1-2 cent rise in the Britill Pound to 4.68 1-2 in term; of the United states dollar paced a mod.- eet rally of other leading 121N9- eanh cunerdicicaﬁ in today‘! 10191811 ea n . exTl-lzngrench irggnc advanced .U 1-8 cent to 1.64 5-8 cents, the llder .03 cent and the Swill rano .01 1-2 cent. The 0 dollar gained 1-16 cent. to a I'l- 82 per cent discount while the bei a resisted the maintrend with a lp oi .00 1-2 cent. ‘ their approval and appointing I committee consisting of V. A.

Shaw, Norville Luck and Rogers, to the and civic governments and

orientations. A can of Planters Salted Pea

.l(].\II\ lcolii. ‘Ind

Mill-w" ink-fl l. -~

could continue ~

Alneworth. A. n. Mclrmil. w. i ’

nu-tewaedletrlbuiledtoeemltob tartan. V