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cHARLo1‘TE'rowN, CANADA, THURSDAY, JUNE lo, 1926 . .... ....... ... ...... .

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NIIIIE IIIH

IIHINPEH WIN-I5 INN SIPIIIIIS

Provincial Premiers Pas s Resolution asking Federal Gov- ernment to Reduce I Taxes on Liquors. _

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(Canadian Press)

0T'[‘AW‘A, June 9. ---Tile con-

forellco oi provincial premiere and other represelltntlves of the sever- lll provinces today passed n resol- ' ution asking the Federal govern~ ' nlent to cut to one third its taxes on wlllesnnll spirits made in Call- ndll and sold to provincial govern- 'nu-nt agencies, also to reduce to one half the taxes on wines and spirits imported by these agencies.

Tile l-esolution which was moved

by Attorney General Craig uf .jtianltcba nlld seconded by Prem-

lsl- 'rest-heres.. or Quebec, pointed Transportation

out that the advantage of this re- duction would -be that the provlll- cial government vendors could then so lower their prices that there would not be the same ill- centivc as at present for the illicit mllllufucture and sale of liquor. it would also give preference to Can-

ulllsn made wines alld spirits. pl. (l'|‘TAWA. Juiie 9. -The prem- it-rs attending the conference of _ prcvlncloi pre-mlers, now being P'

held at Ottawa will .be invited to mu

appear before a special committee fig’

of the li-louse investigating Can- ‘"3

oda’s coal supply. A lnotion to 19

lllh, ell-eel mrrlell nl yeslerdny meeting of the (fnunlilnn Mnllltfuc-

nlorlllltg's meeting of the commit- L" tee. Ile

past year in operating expenses

thfs

?__<e>-é wh

Awarded Prize

DR. V. B. RHODENIZER

Professor of English at Acadia

University, Wolfvllle, N. S., W

who won the 1926 I. 0. D. E.-

Tragedy Took Place in

IIIIISIS I I] NII H Y’5‘l3TH ANNUAL IIIJNVENTIIIN WIFI IIIININIII 0F NUM EN' S INSTITIITES

NUINUNU _“iii

the S tree ts of Delegates -Enthusiastic Sessions Are Chengtu _ Motive Bemg Held'

` , , I-'Nl-f-ips-§i.__

. For the (Jrlme -‘S __"I‘lle t_l_lirteenth -annual conven_lIl0__ge_,_ As “member ol the Gow

Not Known. on M t e 'Womens lnsmums 0 erume/nt Mr. 'Myers eald he wanted

;;:_‘§fd__E1Y3_"g_oE’;a';g 2;? $332 to extend to :Miss lMathileeon this

('°a"“°"°" P"°") of WalesyCollege Hall with a ve-ry very hearty thanks for the able

__.._llAlNGlllAl June 9__,M____ W E _ b _ - _ _,and efficient way in which both

' " ' ' “ge "un" 9" °f de eg” es Diesen she. wud her assistant lMiss Wind-

I3Sibl9y. WUB 0'! il Cnllililliln M0i.il0- fronl -all parts of the Province, amd ` '

'dist missionary ut Jungilsln ill Miss Annie M. Stuart. -President of xr’ gh? lllllestgtzifgeorsrllllis %€.i?l':gg

' lHechwan province was murdered the Federal Women's institutes of

lon Monday in the streets of Cheng Canada, in -the chair in pl-ace of the r°§nu:.Ep?;Fl:gt;L°t.l,:a:l;lmsB of wel. tu in the same province according Provincial President. IMTB- I-95181' c0me_ .the pl-Dygncml v|ce.p,-egpg. to a message from the latter place. Bfeilllili. WHO WBB lll1li'b1€ I0 8-T-£91141 ent :M433 Lulu ye0_ said that it

fl‘lle murderer, wllo used lt knife. because of 1115953- was -very engqnmging go 599 go us calptured ai‘i`cr ll chase. Tile Tuff fll99l_l1lE’ Opened with the many delegates preaelm and me lotlve for the crime has not been 91`"`gl“g of 0 Canada ' ‘md the felt suse- a r

n _ _ _ th t they would all app e-

"‘°" "°'Y 9"" °' $2°°‘ sulbilsllod ’e‘“"I”"g 0*' the '1”“"‘“*" 'Clem f°""cl»uto the oourtosles extended to

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Committee Re-

'l‘oRoN'ro. ont.. Juno 9. -Mrs "Wed "Y ‘he “‘L“"“*’ °f "ff "““flt-hem while they were aussie in the

ilsslollaly in Chinn who was mul remry' Mm eFm“k Macqumd H°r1- DP- W- J- P- MNMIIISH. li-110 ered on ‘vleuduy ln Chlngtan was The ‘° °' lf”/°'°‘;c m as next speadter. said -that it was a om in N.-lson. vlan ln lsrs .l 8 8'” ° “fe wl very sreatrlea-lure for him to have dl me 0 the nm-. Rev J V1 31”" I-‘Y H0" ‘I H “yeml M the honor of re resentinlg-the Prem

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llsflsoli who ln the oo.-ly duys 15°" °‘ "“g"°“}‘“"’- yr” _f““’l_"”“‘;ier in welcoming the delegates. and

_ wuts .t very p eosan as to ave _

port xml 8 hom., nllssluna,-y in the _ _ ___ del ___ _ ____ __ on his behalf and that of the Gov

estern lllovinces. alld Mrs Hsrrl ° we ‘ifme _fi eg” 5 ° te Ii'fi'illllBiiT~.¢0Ui11€ U19 llliilili-‘H9 melil-

‘ . [Ley OI..

ll l _ l _ l _.lull ln §°i1l'€l\ 0” WS a ml* bers of the interest that 'was being

(Canadian Press) ;(ilIIll;rlvel?lalNdaBpr:£en Iircgl? mgden wngramlauon that were was Dre-Imken in ‘their W°’k- 'U W” ‘il W°"k

OIl.ONlTO, Ont., June 9.-Alp-rl eclable reduction during the

'i`

inclpully ill transportation and illtenunce of ways and structur- resulting ill greuter not opernt- revenues than ln either 1923 or

24 was reported at the annual

rerl-l Association ut its session re this morning in the report of

'rl-nltsportatloll Committee d

Wil' If -- 1 1" lr' s~ I- I31; llrnntforll, Ont. h

New Gov.-General

Has Attractive _

-i Personality

(Special to The Guardian)

-LONIIION June 9.-llsord Willing-

utlinns in London lust. summer atfof the ceremony in which the town of ol-

]I”*‘tI"i’-5 restored to the “W ”f}'I‘hcse special meetings were held

Quebec the shield taken from tile_ll, latter city when it passed from lm

l‘rellcll to British hands u century _lrom ull _,urls ol lll., Martijn... Pm- ll.

and u ha-if ago. Ho was one of tile vl tllost active in negotiating for the

""""n of the tranny' fol.lnlwe=d tile Programme supplied S

llxlrd Wllllngdon has both an at-

June lst. 2nd null 3rd snw the

don, Cnnada's Govel'll0!‘ Galiefal *U-inauguration and Urgnlllznilon of le, came prominently before Call-me Mm-mme Ccllferelllro Branch

`¢~ -\

the W0mn,n's Missionary Society the United Church of Cnn1ll1!l~

Trllro, N. S., ut whltll pl.ll,e_'|- me lliti lleleguios had gutllert-_tl ll

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_me was Mary Edllh H_________0___ ¢;;;;c__:_ll;hal: uar_g_en(;-e;vyvr_§z(ll3ntéa‘:.ei_J;__;i;;;;_l;;>duld neiliherlro duplicated or

a . may 0" the farms was '5° busy' It lit was the speaker's belief that

- showed that the delegates consid- mere was no more ,lmlmmmt body

_ ered their mission it very import- lm .Prlnce Edward Island man me

ant une, nnld tits. was again it mat- Womenfs lnslllmei At llmBe_

l9[___i_'°\‘ ;‘;“E"i_fl“Iil_i_I"Z‘__- _ ___ Wom when -attending med-ical conven-

' ‘H S “ 9 "“*‘ “ e ' tions. he had been inclined to the en’s .Illstltllte m.gllt well be called Dplnlon that hem was perhaps the

the womens purliulnent of Prince most lmpormnl mganlmllon me

(Canadian Preis) fldwmd I-ma.nd` The II~sIl8'"d len? Province had, since it. looked aftelr

l)lv_ERp0OL_ June 9__1l_ ls un. “lille wlls t.oncerned_bwltlht.h»ewW° ' the lives and health of tlhe people. erstood that the negotiations for faire oft e prov nee’ ut 9 our He had 'heel likewise 1mi"'°”°d ells Instituto was concerned not

W. E- Sibley. wile of it Cailnlliull annual fonvmmon Item by t 8 sec CNY-

_ ‘ ' _ _ . "IIB e

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . . - n-_

ich wus road by E. A. Mott, the Bale of the Whlte Stal. lllle I _th ___ elf b al ' nh lit C0l1V6I1ti0l1S 0! l.6n.Chef‘S,Wlh0lIi.il.d

_ ‘m Y W 3 W are' “L 5° W to do with the tralnilug 'and future

ave been completed excepting me welfare of the l-,eol)]e_ young of the _boys and gms um c°unt__,y.B

minor details, and all ul‘rallge-and o|d_ who resided ln "_ lnmost lnlmrtant ___s'sm____ Bm he

‘ _ ments are being made to transter their work in. this regal-d thqy was now __l_ltln_g before those who

lthe line to British interests early would be confronted wit,-h many were most lnteresled ln the _health

ing oi'W. M. S. of _‘“

United Church R

July. tneks, of whlich perhaps the _chief _ b lf ll

was the matter of education Edu education' and W Io we are of t e

Fifteen Killed,

Thirty Injured in

Railway Collision

` (-Csnadial Press)

IOAIPETOWN. S. A. Julle 9.-Flf- 'Bell persons were killed null 30 seriously injured ill u railway coi- llsion today ui. Salt River, two lllll- es east of Cupetown,

P. E. I. Navigation School Gets Grant _From Navy League

(Canadian Press)

WINNILPBG. Man.. .Iune 9.-A

grant of $2,958.19 toward the work of the ‘Halifax Sailors iiomo which annually assists a proximately

‘Pivot of Miners Strike'

FIVE IIIIE5 IIISI IN NE- 'IIEII _IHNJ III

Accident Happened in

(laspe River _ Men Were Breaking Up Log Jam.

(Canadian Press)

ST. MAURICE DE GASPE, Que.

June 9.--Five mea lost their lives when lt bout in which they were breaking up a monster lclr jam was

twenty thousand seafaring men, was alpprovetl as was also rl grant of $250 toward the Prince Edward

Dominion, by the eighth annual convention of the Dominion Coun- cil of the Navy League of Canada in session here.

.._¥.____._________l

inspiration throtugh lbler meet.ing` with the members of the Institute of this Province. While maln- taining that there was no more beautiful spot in all 'Canada than 'her own hometown of Grand Pres.,

to take back with her one hundred we

know their own heritage, that theyIw

up enough food for thought to lastlest'

crushed by the timber os it separ-

- ated and rushed down stream.

Island School of Navigation, the T

on, w o attending an inter n tl I

a er om e Mine Owners’ lseoclatlon with the suggest lon that a small committee re presenting both sides shall hold a conference ln an en- deavor to 'end the deadlock. The proposal has the Govern- msnrg al-,pl-°ya|_ again. Denis himself managed to

make the boat when it returned to

king school life luore attractive the surface and from his p0Sili0l1

0 Herbert Smith, President

only institution ol its kind in me fl' "‘° ,_B"l""‘ M"‘°"" F°"°"“‘

. . _

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she said -she would like to be sible ma

. tions. There should be more ri

i§§tl`?t‘§f§Z5§’1“.1l..3f.'§‘.§..i"'{.’.i‘if‘"..‘ilWf§'_}°;=____<g=__tl1@gcggfl l>°"<l°~ _ ___

the British Empire. and bmncheslwateg ang'_hegp__o’;i;_ p|l’_§g_tE; in --,_

had been established ill the British ' _ `

1-1- W- - is ';t:.‘z..“°ls..i‘;1m.;‘:“l.S':s::;‘ did! thing to have s; non sectarian- _ - .non partisan organization of such B°h;)°I‘ Mani' ?I8’°kb°“"`d5' nb' -pg '-1--;-,c 3,- --lg-5;‘;‘:..°z..§.“‘..'P;:§.1;‘l.:‘.;f.i:

. . is more ° 9 gr” ur en a house The value of school fair or-I

- -ll T ,_ l__ W.. of ...ll Er".l:;‘,:._';..i'°s;°.:.':.';l'.':;2; lg] es S 0 clllt questions with which agovern-lm, most lmporllmt b0dy_ .lllle "___ Many women had not asked for the ered_,_ and _hthe childrfll sive; HS

° "lem had W lie”-I- and °f -“H 'Ifsrstitute wlas increasing in numbers vote. ‘ha-d not wanted lt, but nowlmuc ° ° exam" Ve “'°" “S

Be i’h_*:;‘9“ Tina iéilgsigted "uife ‘I_Im"and it was doing a -good amd grow-lthst it was theirs they elhould use Fgsfébllgéy 'c'Eul:_"‘;_lhe ,I}’__ee“__p‘;_¥;_"e'; ____

. - “U '35 an ‘ 9 rura 'Sys emi , i‘ ll i il, ii. th 1 Ki t t < lt, . '

Foreign Milk -f W.. f... .:‘§..s;”.‘;.“;‘.l..:"l:; :slim t.:l........‘::: l.. ° --» me

C°mI“i§ when S°m"°“e Wolild hiwe' schools were the most important en’s Institutes of Oanada were just S“gge'sm°n that s°'h°°1 mi' prizes' fe to do something about the problem _ _ l. ‘ln olne lm. la ll f ln _ ll _.S llnstesd of being in moneyshould to

C dl P thlnginthePo_v ce. ge myonememe,b__h _,O tbk d ____ _ ( alll in |155) of the rurallscllools ‘Some schools Re dl" llmlmignatlqn 'the one to ac'h ol Th m 9 n " rm ° 0° 3 all Sim S.\Sil2l'llHilc Tllcniorzy of the Pres

WlASlll:Nl(}’I‘ON, June 9.--~<Tlle:ill this Province had in them only llplealillfsnli b-lIlat me lsland wouldlbels llgllea loggevogcillelr hgndsmgéflibraries, chosen by the Depart- 1,

n.her Bill to l'cflllil"~‘ Fillill tests oflfour or five pupils today, demand- llevm- be able to bring in any bet-lwhlch there wasnomeasuring, and ment. appointment was made on the rl"

a ona miners' meetlng ln

B u el h

r ss s. as been despatched lett fr th

u. lt.

fe within the possibilities of w

en pos ie, s ould be active W

:ln the semi annual examina-

The deadiaro: Paul Denis, Jos-

epil Chretien, Georges Chretien, Wilfred Curodeau and Aquliss hretieu. All were residents of this

place.

A sixth man in the boat, William

Denis, escaped by s miracle. Llellls in the logs went over the boat, press-

ling it under water, the men came

_ _ _ _

an account of the tragedy, says

l and tought valluntly against the nlber, which crushed them down

as compelled to witness the ef-

l l ‘every school district. But to ac- forts of his companions to reach

23;; °fasEIa;§l.£;lI;1_s Lqrgagtigglrg <>0IllDliB`i1 UNB the parenlls and the craft or the shore without be- possessed one of the most wonder- teacher' Md to act as me' °r the ‘ng “ble 1° lend 9' helping hand'

ful Balm ll had em ll lc'hild was bound to suffer. The

ls e ever se . and s

felt sure that the Islanders did not sl;_°°ke’ “ds'l_’hS°d th? the teachers' ‘G

The accident happened in the

aspe river, On the following day,

hen word reached the family of

did not fully appreciate it. lmembers of Institutes' An°I'her Joseph Chretien, one of his child-

Miss Stuart said that she woulll.w“y in which 'he speaker thought ren died from the shock. The vic-

nol Speak at any length _bec_,mse_tlle institute could help the schools __

were had already been b__0u_gl_t;Wals by t-ailing ll. more active inter- cepuon of Aqullam were all ma____

ed men.

ms of the accident. with the ex-

- »- it Cai Eiiii.-i' l»_‘i'lf-*vc.\_~_1"- - l == .fo f‘”1wf'4"7l6I-l'i`

Ontario Minister

A ppointed to

College Post

t(`.-_.~‘~.f_l'»nn Press)

)l()\"l`Rl~`_’*_i .l'~ue 9. -Rm*

'ancls Scott \ln'-kenzie, M. A., B

_ Th_Il. mi'll"fter ot' the Presby- rian church in Paris. Ont.. wllf. day appointed to the chair rl'

_\-terian Church in Canada. The

ik imported from foreign coult ing time services of n teacher and le, people than nel, own sons and_l_h_e wmoum of good they -could do At the adjourlllllnllt nf I-he ilfiei’ c0m=me‘.ldatiou of the colleg.

nces. .House Agricultural Committee- A,°"I">i‘ “@1001 iliiliilll-till! I-Welliy live .In years post, -his colntlnued, the The speaker mentioned some oi gave" “E e“j°5'“I’l° drill” W _'wth The olwning lnllngnrlll Service similar measure is pending in the_0l' thirty. This was iuequality,.g0vemmem_ had mmllmted ,to spendlthe W-Qblenm Wm, which the pn.sl|_,i 6 OYP alleges and 0 er petri-S the Board of Administration of tht-

les was npproveli toduy .by tllefsystcln that cost ws nlllch as an- daugmel-s_ `w.5g mestimabia 110011 36581011 the deiegaieel Were -board of management.

Tile Assem'bly also authorized

em,le_ and that was a conldiidon that couldlmon on “bn then; ol-4 theitnte ina to at som .,.10f il1lei`@SiL by V119 membefs Of 1113 church to take over the bo s resi

l _ _ _ _

“Mille “lui filillilliilll-‘Wil l’°'=‘°""-ligiug used ln tllo various conrol- ...nk ,,|,l,,l,,,,l .,..,,`,.,,_.,.,,,,, Canada-would await with anticipation any always nod topo moulwluod, osltl-ms. But although tusso wo.-olg"””“* °f the ““"‘"*“ieS Oi ‘Will sctlslaclory terms could be ur-

llilly mul is sure to be ll very l>0Dll‘ ence., tl..-ougllout tile Dominion. p

lllr governor general. ills success Tl

in india was largely due to his lib-Itlomll wllll lla llrocesslnnul of mem B Ufiiillllll 0! Inilld. nnil his Di`°g"°5'lhers of former Methodist alld Pres- slvcness of outlook was shown inmylerlun goclelles' and followed

nll nllllrese which he gave at iheI,by

Church Congress last year. “ning beginning til 11 Belle! 0‘f ~I.orll Willlngdon's son married li umm lm, lrlll ghlllul-lllgg

D K ~

The day sessions were taken uD

llllullllter of Folibes-'Roberts-Jn, the nlltctl actor. ull

tul

sy p c th n , d lie . e of them d .Bo __ __ T __ Th _ _ if '

m lloodqllllrlom und wlnoh is The l,,..,l,,,_...n lsntlmod largely ot “Ui so 0"- The sneaker' said he intel-ssts ol oduostlon. 'rho rosdslmoodlog much or tho momlborsl ai ° P" E- el’ Wei” UB dence at Plctou Academy. .\.. s.. ii

I I'

lis Service, tiignlilell nnll~devo-

tile Uolllmullloll Service. WHS il

lgiiy with necessary business de- ls relutlve to orgalllizullon, the

deliberations on this important and stock, but when it came to tileiit was just as true as breathing

ank Managgr ll>@l”Dl@l¢i'ils lflillief- two Important things that most-that the more gave help to “I s°h°°1 ‘b“"dmg~

l H011- Mr- MYSPS liwll 'referred £0 vitally conoemed the country's wel-Iothers, the more satisfaction.

A _ .tile greater relsponsl-bility carried (gre, but little money was fort/ll-I Concluding, Miss Stuart made Them WU H11 Glllllllli’ 1i1l'Z0 ili-

i p bythe women of the Province since coming. The Womelnis Institutes'-re‘ierence to the Canadian Exhlbl- ieildlllwn M the evening S@S6i0l1 Of

_ R they il-Bid lb@€'l'l Gxlillldeli i-ive Dl'0- were now looked to that an univer-.tion at Toronto, where a. section U18 C0ilV0lllI0ll. 81141 Phe Clwil' WHS ealsonfperty franchise. tHe spoke also sn] demand .be minds 10|- more wt-lnndbgen get aging for the Womens, occupied by Miss »Stuert_ A .num-

, . h , ll th b I

’ ’fs;“".t.l...:::; .':.°‘:l‘; ‘;‘;.:’.‘.f;'f:: .'ll:;::u.z”.:‘;“:.';f;':‘.2:;.°;.u::i.§‘.1l.f“f.s°°‘.‘;:;‘cb.l:.l.;*.°‘:.i‘;'.l.’;:t’»fé’ .r:."f.s;;.§.

given at six o'clock in the Techni-

EVENING SESSION

_ lot the part played by womoninone mutton to the matter of public,.lnstltutes. This was one of tue- ber of addresses were given. and

lspeclil lo -l-he Gurdlinl lol the wol'lld‘s 111051 lll'll>0l'ta.nt ill~ health. Physical defects had far- mdst wonderful centres of publicity their 011l0Y8bi€ numbers WGN: Eiv-

by lMr. Roy Whitehead, who

Prelates Gathering

For Eucharistic

Congress

NEW YOREe fl.-Roman

Catholic -Prelates from all corners

o.ll.nAWA_ June 9__Mmmge_.ldustnles. poultry. and the said that reaching effects, not only on health one could find, she said, and about en

Charlottetown suggested - collstllllllon ond By- Archambaull 0, ll", Bm, ol Nov, ninety percent or tus worn emu- out also dn oduoooloo sud morality. two minions or people visited lt sans c sclc. Miss Verne Smith. who

Graduate Wins

l.ll\vs were carefully studlelll, arld sc

e or two slight amen lllell W

The ilneaker mentioned thuthe had homes. It all came back to the represented there. The lMarltlnlt=s

‘In I1°rB’l;°°"'hI"f;pect°rs Ilmdve been 1n` l`9C€+illi»lY 590!! afiillldilllf a commit- polntthat there oannot..be too much had been calledl the wharf of 'Can-

ed in the poultry industry was The lWomen’s lrnstitutes were try annually. dt was n to the Mari

__';Ul':)__?_€l uG;S?cld§?:e£::°_?éd%:;_’ carried on by 'women and children. ing to make the schools mole llllé times to see that they were well 1

contributed an entertaining reoli~. ng, and Miss Kathleen Hornby, who rendefrcd ll violin selection. Each of these numlbcrs was heart-

Illll' .

f ll e N nl atlnnl _ _

Awards -(!n’IiIIl?litIi;!I:)0i‘l:l~ The llI~I~lt l;IfIl:Nrs ot’Ilt§le mm r “ever” W3' b“t» If tee lrneetlnglln Truro in connection dons for the boys and girls of the_ada, ibut so far as the Institutes ily ‘i1’l>l>lau.d~ed ond enthusiastically

_ S » this new .Society wus nwuited with llle (0ansdlan Press) keen interest nnd wilt-ll rend was as

TORONTO. June 9. -Miss heartily adopted. 'i`ll~- result of _tha

lluill MacLean of Cllnrlottetown, election wus ull follows:

i'. -ld. I.. will be awarded the lllfec most coveted awards in the gift ol _lo ills Western Hoa ltal at the first

» ll

jmnt S"“d“°tI°“ Uf “urs” of 0'Ilrien. Truro.

Second Vice 'Prt\silient, Mrs. J.

(ll-ace and Western Hospitals to be llrld this evening in Convocation C llnll. '

St'Ven nurses who will receive dip- " lolitas, She will be presented with the scholarship lor post A- grnllnste study at the University of Toronto. the Colonel Noel W Marshall scholarship for General

Mrlnurlul scholarship for Practi- _

Condensed Specials f E

RATI.-lo. per word, net each insertion in this column. J

*O-0+o¢¢.¢+,¢,o-o-ooo-¢o¢¢+o-o Melvin, ilnlliax. Q

'wAN'r:o lMrl|`lntA1'sl.v -- A M,.._ Q, M. louug. sfoll.-lrlou. l

holtsemald. Good wages. Al>

lily Mrs. Geo. .DeBlols._l0 West B

Street. 9728-8-9»2l

lil lRussell McKlnnon's. ‘Stewart street. 9147-in-sl "

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7 executed. Guardian t'

*rel Job Prlntsry, Phone 18|.

‘YOU WANT oooo I-nvsl.ol»se

h _ _ First Vice Presitlont, Mrs. E. E.

'rhlrd Vice President, Mrs. Flew-

.\ilsls McLean is one of twenty- mm; SL _,Ulm

ll<‘ourl.ll Vice Pl-esltluui, Mrs. W..

President. Mrs. C. F. Sanford, St. rl

Purdy, Amherst.

'I`llolupson. Cllurlottetcwll.

HAv|NG To HAt~lc.

and tltiliy. 'had all been trying H1911' those who had recently -graduated Canada. hardest to secure the .honor of hav- amd received .teachers certificates llidr. 'Lloyd Shaw, in the course ing the congress lheld 'in tlleir_from fPrlnce of Wales College, ‘be of a. paper on “The Relations-hip country, but the wonderful showing-.expected to 'be able to -go out and of the Institute to Education"

on STRAPS in smear c/-tee. 1 ls A co|~nPtAll~lT ol-

Blllinii. IIHVG f0Uliii H0 |l‘l'9KU|l\l' with the World's Poultry Congress public schools. .Were concerned at least, it should €llC0l'0<l- B- N0 l‘68il0h. B0 fill. 1188 iieell to be held in Ottawa. ln 1927. T-he .I-low, asked the speaker, could be shown that they were more than I-Slwd for the deed. United States, England, Fnalnce. young girls of the tender age of that. that they were the rudder of

The first speaker was Mrs. Wal-

ter Shaw, Provincial Convenor, who In the course of her remarks reall n report on home economics. Mis. Silnw .spoke of the develop- ments concerning this phase of ln-

.-msde at the last one 'by Canada.Iefiioleutly teach in the rul'alIssid tihat the work of education 'was' Sliilllh Wvrk dnrinl; the DHS! year.

of the world are comlnlg in on ev- ery ship elnroute to the Eucharistic congress which opens in Chicago June 20. The high spot in the procession will be reached Friday when 'Cardinal Bonzallo, the first Legulle fronl tile Pope to the United States, arrives on the Aqnitania. Five other Cardin-als are accom- panying him.

Cardinal Bonzano’s reception on

his arrival wil be one of quiet dig- nity, but on Sunday afternoon he wil be the centre of one of the most

and the suitability of this counltry.'echools? This was a .big question, the greatest at _which a country had .thrown the scales in its favor.Iand one for the Womews institute could be engaged. There was T110 ‘Weill WU hilld Ollly Sverylto consider. ‘Pt was not the fault nolne other talrlug up so much of,0 three years. and this ‘would 'bo tllsfof the graduates, but they had tlhe attention of tihle people. The lthird. The other two llsldl .beell'lnlelt.her the maturity, the judgment, small schools were presenting the \' held at the Hague, Hollslnd and or the quality of good, sense that greatest difficulty in this country. l

W 381128101111. GDM!! A speaker in was necessary before they could be Hon. Dr 'Ma.dMllls.n. who might

tion

Fon

mentioning that circular and ques-

alres dealing with important ec-

nonlic plobiems had been issued.

l-t_e.n oi' the institutes now ser-

eti hot lunches in the school and hree school-s had been given lib- arles. Marshfield was particul-

Ilccordlng'Seeretl1ry, llirs. R. A.

,- i_ ,St_.lhn.

Profltiency and me Hem" Crmcan Jn'rlI1r;NNl'l]rcr. MINS. il. Sludll, liall-

- f _ IM Work “Isnt-_, of Young Ilenplrrs Work,

» »o- Itirfl. J. II. Anderson, Ouslolv. l

Sec. of Cllildren‘s Work, Mrs. M.

,l Ml5,,|.,nnril-s udtiod much to llle

Corresponding Secretary. “iii L-

Pnrker. River Ilebert.

Lund, Sydney. Sec. of Associate Helpers, Mrs. . Miller. Alberton. l’. l-J. l. Sec. of Slrnll,;er'~l llept., Mus.

sec, of Lllrlsil.-ln ..t.\vnr:lship. '

Soc. of Supplies. Miss Minnie

|.~_ Unwson, St, Andrews. “__

ll iratiollal vallle of the sessions. “N

0le_ Japan, \flns I liart, Jnpan. gl

Lone. sr/~\l~lDll~l

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l ll lllnx TORONTO' J“““ 10'”M"mm° main themselves upon the farms. glad' to have had the opportunity torest the men ofsoountry so lunch ‘LP “_ W' _mar M,m.l_ly M,.,_ moderate westerly Windtl. m°il¢iY Their osperlenoo ond, resources ot saying chose tow -words regard- so the women, sndss the men con. __-"°' ° ‘ "` Y ` ' fair not much cheese in *ww* were woatlsmn sdvsllulios tolls; provulolsl oduootlou, tloosuso tronod nl. nosooos, tt .nd not st-

'FREQH ¢H _ re. ' lihenl as conlpared with one of he knew the influence that the ways progress v rapidly. The

MACKERH' 26° EA lh“ l""’“"‘““ "f ’°v°'°'! "tum ‘Maximum and minimum temper- strangers. The speaker consider-IWomell"» Institute had upon it. Womelrs Inatitlfzs were now at

res; ed, that -taken all in all if s young Ill conclusion he said that he ru- work lbrivlslht the gulf betweenl

n D M Toronto, clear . . . . . 86-60 men wlllmted to tu-m there was no netted exceedingly that the Super- the school und the homo, and dis-

°los pn|~1»,~° 9,. svsnv -“iam” °‘ "“"‘° “""`° _f“T"' “““ '_’;' _vlo..t...l.l, .lousy vs--sa mos- plsosluwmoll to solemn voor, Miss iusullsson, was solns slpstlsg tl.. erroneous nos tl.ot‘

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lflx. clonrly as-44 Ae parents, title people cdthelho- and faithful, and t-ge result of it. come into the gap with flyinf ooi-

_ _ John. cloudy 54-44 vtllce had .a part to play, and it was easily seen. ~ t Mr. Myers on and shown that the schoo room

ll-A N. -Ml-Klnl. I`0f°ll'-'H M'““ Boston. clear so-68 eeelnod to me speaker tilst in A had said fessniins this loss to the lulolf ooold be msdomore home- ompson. 'l`or0lll°- “ld MI* M~.\1ow York. clear ._ 12-58 silent. mn-ny instesloesthe dathers Womonb Institutes, was the unlver- like; limtit could helllpvlied with

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. V" `\.\ and some of these young men csmo:el1nment tried, therefore, to stick the home. Although it had sl-

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. Q 1 _ W f'I‘l'uro had said that the production come efficient teadhers. The well ‘be called: the Provincial Min- arly lwiive llllsillllie ill i`°S8l'd lOl

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ot wealth u country could have. when boys and girls haldl failed in one phase of the problem, and the

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immigration. The Provincial Agri-icollege. Every possible messulieler phase. lit was an important cultural Dept. had this year plscedlfor gaining s license was taken -by day for the schools, especially the

before a. good start could be msdm if he was not uallfled The Gov eponslbillt liar it had rested on

over hen practically penlnilees. hard and fset to the ruling that no -realdy advalnced some way in its This wats a great contrast to .tlhs license would be baued unless the evolution it was still primarily s D0sellsi~lit.llee -in having the youll; thorough qualifications were there. duty of the home. 'l"lle difficulties men of Prince Edward Island re- Dr. Macmillan sold that he was of education did not ordinarily in-~

of poultry was lille .greatest source Government had been criticised-ister of Education. had dee-it with this Work.

One of the greatest obstacles.

'A very vexllrg problem in Pri.nce,mat-riculs.tlon examinations. and speaker wall goin( to throw out a wllffillliills the W°l'k W1-ls llwk 0!

Edward ieiand,salld Mr Myers, wasin their later examinations in the few ll gelltlons cofncemtll snotll time. and the Sneaker believed*

it would be a -good policy and would

eem fitting if considerable time

about forty young men from the_some, but the Government wasIl-ural schools, when the Womenrs at future lllcrllnss were siren 10 '

2 _ British ‘Isles upon farms. but the making lt a stringent .ruling that Institutes were brought into being. U18 “Oli-S@Wllll0l1 Oi I-lille Bild GF-

Cl@ proposition, in the opinion of tiwlwfhen the studentis career was not The speaker traced the devel-

_ ’ » speaker, 'was a doubtful one. hike upto the standard, -he was not slr opment of education in this count- she sold. were .lust as essential in I

f/ \“‘ . ._-=- l enyt.hlinlg~ else, money was needed ing .to 'be allowed to teach children ry from the time #hen all the ro

ergy. Organization and method.

the home as in business. The es- tafblfsllment of labor saving de- vices had been recommended ev- erywhere, alul modern machinery was considered a necessity on the farm. But in many cases the machinery for -running the home had not advanced beyond the sickle and scythe _sta»ge. J

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Activities of -I

The League of ~ Nations Council

__ 5'due _ Jill ll tid _ thi morning at 10.18 and mothers were not glvhj the di feeling of t.-ho Government. more adequate coluforta, auch ssI

P"°"' 5° M' ’°°' 5° 1°’ "°' "0 Ncl-l¥g,(f";:nn.i|e...|y\v|p,le, the newly- .nd tsoniglilte st 13.11. chance they might. Min Otusrt, National President. seating. 'that the walls and cell-_

Mled l.,.,,_,|.l..n; ol the Mal-llimo .Su-,I ,em nn, el,-,ning nt 7,50 snq =Before closln¢, the speaker eaild. no t-he next speaker. sind elle men- ing could be decorated in pleulngl

for ss... soo for emo. looo lor me rosmla. oosmlso om-. ~‘

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tomorrow morning at 4.08 he wieihed to peak of just om' tioned how equity she had accept. oolore That, hot lunches eouidj

s . .- ‘ ltcd Chllrl-h . ° . ' ` i'*'°*---------- °°“I'°'°n"° nr th' I n 1 pl l reid Jn other matter. ‘Nh Iultitute 'ms ed the 8 perrlloh invitation to be served during the cold weatheri '""‘°“*° "l*‘¢ 12°- °°*"' °' “"““"“ "’""‘"" "°°°""'" mm 'fl'lN";'.i.' mm "' °° shortly to sollsf°t.lls loss ll ltslvlslt tl.. rims sod stloaatllssou- 'rust lnusrlos, pfoloolso .ll-toms'

iid Bell i2o to Bile-Saunders. the Conference, sD0li° ill 1” `f°“'°*'19"l

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ol-1N.s:vA, Juno ll.-'rho council,

of the League of Nations has vot-i ed to put the slavery question on the September agenda of the Ae-l semhly when the delbgstes will be. asked to sign a convention abolish

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N _ snide e. _ es to pe lor, w wmnot o s von Il. a t at s e was water. besutifioa ll of sc ool ins slavery. This agreement sl-evening. .yung 130| ng B:1;°_ln: It Company. _ lcwllnud M 2,; ;,) tltsll _ tml of _the vgynguoh goto; to gg; ng! gatitgilsm _ma grounds, ond may other mulls of may llss been pl-spsl-od. .r.H.slEpso_u, gov, ___

gorgeous ecclesls-stlcal pageants ever witnesstd in this city. The Papal iegate and his party will leave for Chicago on Wednesday. -1* -roaid -

Announcements,

Coming Events,

Meetings, Etc.

"Ice cream und dance Veruo..

Bridge Saturday, June 12th.

"Watches, Clocks, etc., prompt- y repaired at C. E. A. Wright's I-Iunter River. 9745-8-1012i

“The Long River Dramstlo

Players will present the play "In Plum Valley" in the Maipeqne Hall Thursday June 10th. Aldmlesion l0c.

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“Come and see the Stanley

Dramatic Players in New Glasgow I-Iall; Friday even"ng. June 11. Ad- mission 35 cts. lllllil-9~8i

"A meeting of the Society for

the Prevention of Cruelty in Ani- mals st 730 Thllrsdlly evelbnx. Jlllli’ will in the City Hail. Public invited. 9132-9-2| -Z

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