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Al a meeting held in the hau at ‘fir: on Friday evening, May 10th, (led by the potato growers o!

and surrounding districts,

h: following resolution was passed

Qlnlmously. Resolved, that the potato growers ll Emir-a and surrounding districts in :. movement with the other dllrlcts on Prince Edward Island in tipping the Federal Government pay a bonus on tlic island potato of 1934. That tllis bonus be 5o. bushel on mid up to 1200 bus.- per grower, or $10.00 per acre up t0 6 acres in consideration oi‘ the fact that the Federal Government has Ilom time to time come to the us- slstance of farmers in other provin- ces, and that no such assistance has ever been given to til: P. E. island ato growers, notwithstanding the fact that they hale for several years lost considerable of money in the present crisis. , (Signed), Joseph Baiilgv, C. C. Dingwcll, and T. A. lilllfflfi, deer:-

tary.

The meeting opened clock. Mi‘. J. J. Cain", pointed cilairnlnll. object 0t‘ the met-ling, that similar action has been t throughout th€,Pi’ClVillCif. Dist Ed. lllIO COllUQYlliIlg Yilill’ acreage. A great many of the farm- ers felt lhnt tho lulnrc oi tho po- lato industry was endangered _l;y_ ipeculrltors, who did not llllVg agri- tillture as a prilnzlry interest, and that the financial stability‘ cl‘ the hidustry depended on a restriction uf- speculators.

,Well Known Resident -Of Victoria Dies

, _____ “ Victoria has lost a highly respec- fied. citizen in tlle person oi Wm. B. Collett, whose death occurred in the Prince Edward Island Hospital fol- lowing an operation.

Mt‘. Collett had gone down to Charlottetown on Wednesday to at- tend the L. O. L. Grand Lodge meet- ings and was suddenly taken ill. He I188 rushed to the hospital and an operation was found ilecessary, but proved of no avail and Mr, Colleti;

d away on Frlduy morning at ‘if years of age. ~

Born in Wcstmoreland, -P. E. g!!- hnd, Mr. Collett spent his early manhood there. He then removed to Victoria, where he purchased-a bun. Later he removed to Bishop, California, where for- rnunylyoors he ‘lrrled on a successful carriage building and wheelwi-ight business. Lfew years ago he came back to the Island , settling in Victoria. He firmed for a time, but later took fl the carriage building again, Mhlch business he was in at the time of his sudden demise. Mr. flollett was an outstanding member of the community and tool: n greet interest in every movement for all-é panoement in the district. He was p. staunch member of the Anglican Church at Crnpaud, and was also on active member of True Brothers Lodge No. 8 of the Masonic Order, and also a. member of Prince Arthur Lodge, L. O. L. He was a staunch Conservative, and n. faithful sup- porter of his party.

He leaves to mourn his widow, one daughter, Mrs. Ernest Robertson, of Bishop. California, and one step- son, Mr. Windsor MocLean, of Bprlnghill. N.S., to, whom mucll sympathy is extended. One son, Arthur was killed in action in the Brent War.

The funeral was held on Sunday afternoon and was very largclimlt: tended, friends coming from for and near to pay their last respects to a dear friend. There was ashort ser- vice at the house, at. which ROV. E. R. Ge-Brldgewater- offlciatedrasslst- gy Rev. Dr. Genge of Tryon. This I

. followed by the impressive Ang- Efin ‘service for the dead, which woo ld’ at Crapaud Church. Rev. Mr. idgewatcr conducted this service, assisted by Rev. Dr. Genge. Mem- bers of the Masonic lodge and L. p. L, marched in a body to the church. At the grave the solemn ritual of both these Orders was ob- served. T. J. Inmon of Izdeque. Grand Master of the L. O. L., assis- ted by Dr. Gcngc. Chaplain of the Crapaud Lodge. conducted the ser- vim for the Orengemen, and Wald- ron Drarach, P.M., Kensi ‘ton, un- sisted by Malcolm Mackenzie, Chap- lain or the Masonic Lodge at Crep- sud, said the prayers and other of- fices for the Masons. The pall bear- ers were: Bros. Brent Wood, Jrap- aud: Donald MacLeod, Victoria; Crilly lea, summersidc, represent-

ing the L. O. L., and Bros. Frank '

M. Pidgeon, Victoria; Frank Mu- l-"arlanc, Augustine Cove, and Nethw

t: Bell, Cape Traverse, representing - e

Masons. Interment was in the Anglican Cemetery m. Crllbaud-S.

DEATHS. . . EAI-‘FERIPY-At the Sacred i rt Home, Charlottetown, May ,6, l v , Ann Lafrerty, aged 9i yen-e. - . - MACMILLAN-In the P. m. mm!‘ Hospital, May 14. i935, Noll P.- MIA-

lllan of Wood Islands. more!

ednesday, May glmthto Wood IF land: mmetery at three o'clock. FLOOD-At. her residence May 14.. 1035, Mrs." Mai-prev F1006. e806. B5 Years. Thcfllllvfll will take place from her late resi-

. lance, Southport, ‘Thursday morn-

lng at 8.45 to St. Dunstans Basil-

l ' lo: them: to Roman Catholic Cem-

Ihry. UINIINkAg Felconwood Hm-

Mal anfllwedw. May. l4. 102:: Vohn Robert ‘Jenkins Hdnin: ‘are being forwarded from u» l " use» by

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lN-SESSHIN

At the regular quarterly sseslon of the Prince Edward Island Pres- byterylan Church in Canada held yesterday in St. James Church Hall a call from Summer-side u; Rev. Walter McClain-y, Ft, Phenols, Ontario. was sustained as a. regu- lar gospel call.

There was a good attendance of Clergy and laymen at. all three sessions which were presided over by the moderator, Rev, D. L. Griffith, Belfast.

Rev. J. A. Prltchard, convene:- of the budget committee, ln hi: report indicated that the amount raised this year was somewhat in IIXCBSS 01' that of last year. The s1- locatlon for 1935 wlll be the some

as for i934, he announced.

A report 0! Sunday School: and

~¥vunz People's Societies was pre- sented by Rev. W. O. Rhoad, Km.

sington, convenor of Sunday School and Young People's 5°. cicties committee, Al] the schools and Y. P. S. had not sent in m. DONE. but in the membership of lllwqfenortlng quite. a» number of gains were noted. he stated. In the Wm‘ m’ the slmdfly Schools quite a. number of awards had been made for memory work. a0 wen; to Victoria West, 48 u; wood 131mg, and as to Belfast. A smaller num- ber Went to many other schools,

The statistical and financial 1-9- port, submitted by Rev, R_ Stavert. clerk, indicated going a number of the items. 0n p Whole the report was very encour. aging,

Five applications from ministers of other churches desiring Qdnflg. 30h to the Presbyterian Church in

anode. were received. They were read and on motion laid on the table.

The next quarterly meeting W111 be in Cardigan on‘ July 3.

A more extended report of ygg- tel-days session will appear later.

GRAVEL ____<_9§Il_ll1g1ed. from P8801)

lhold1the uaran ’ *

tllatl biiiltg it’ thgete geimivliiowg- thatimfld- 115MB gravel the next J1me instead of sand; and the um- mate: result will be. that; we Wm have a better road than if ‘no de- fects had developed; and l1; 1; no; 801"! l-o cost; this Province any- lhlgg toga repairs.

' e ve tried several expcq-lm. ents. because it was felt that if low price hardsurface highways are gm. llble filmuchout the Province, that lsthe type of road we should m1. opt. I think we were perfectly jug- “fled 1n experimenting with e. few miles of these hrolects. 811d. as 1 said before, in the case of the 50111511130??? project the company themselves are going to repen- that road. using material which l: very similar to that used on the main hiilhwflys.‘ which is more expensive but whlchwlllnot be at theoostof this Province."

The Prcnllers statement in this connection wu: received with loud applause. e » -

A statement to the some eflecj; was also made by. Hon. Mr. Sharp, Minister of Public WOHIB, at ms Bfideque convention yesterday.

’s Charges uYotecLDo wn- In 11.8. Senate

By D. Harold Oliver, Associated Preu: sum wet“; iBy Guardian’: Special Wire)

WASHINGTON, May l4. -— 0m. riding shouted charges that United. States Postmaster General Jame: Farley was guilty of official miscon- duct, Senate Democrats Joined a1- moet to a man today in striking down by a a to 1 vote a demand by Senator Huey Long (It-baa for m lnvvetieatioa of the Cabinet officer.

Waving hi: arms and talking so festand loud that frequently 1m 1-5;; out of breath, Isong prefaced the vote by unfolding more aifidavlu milslnz Farley o1 "manipulating" govemmont contracts on enemy York courthouse and possum“ m.

1181M

.' l1!!- turn. the Imiisianian we: roundly assailed. Democratic stal- warts charged‘ him wfzli being mov- ed solely, by. ‘ihatrefi’ to‘: the Poet- réiaster Geuergalendclznlrmkn of tb:

.. l‘. .

the Wtcyhdividing almost mega;

ai‘ ‘ Jules. turns lv$stleiitlvye resolution h; .830

Conoocnfion" l 1‘ F¥¢t¢i*e$ Held . f Dolhoueiep

(C. P, By Gun-Glen’: Spoelll Win) HALHIAII. May 14-Degrees and diplomas were presented tools: to 196 student: at Delholuie U vor- slty‘: Cu: " exercise: ‘holy:

versity’: amlllto, King's College. L, Buchokh‘ o! Ad: {resented to a1 etudenlo. while _ aooslaureetcs in science and welded.

1n the Facility of dldates received Bachelor‘: agree: anlzthem were e like number cl .$oc9ntul condidatc: for the dune: Doctor of Mdlclne and Heller of ry. Ten ltudflhtl fn the _ of Dentistry received their lamina

I l. * . llxtaennudmt: 12m...“ . . diplomas-woven ln education, t in engineering. four in phenom each in, howl"! Dhlflflll! Elmo:

went to candidates freer the ‘Unf- pledge

HQ. ‘LIV. BU (Ill- Hlflil.

9335mm central Guardian. E’"""‘i.i”““"* "FR EtSiB YTE RY

‘til: alum: l: nae-vol for Li: of Incl flavored but ndvenhh: : any utu: l! A cent: I IIIC advance.

CONFEDIIATION LII‘! INSUR- ANCE. L-UBB-‘l-IB-Sli.

IOSTEIJS 10E CBIAII. 50 cents quart. Poster's Grocery, near P. E. I. Hospital, Brighton. L-'f_578

3.1. S.CABDS and old time dancing tonight. Card: at 8.16 sharp. Admission 25c. L-Tilfll

IIOTOI LEAGUE ANNUAL MllTING-The annual meeting of the P. If. I. Motor League, which was to luve been held last night, was mourned until June 4th.

MINERAL NOTICE-The fu- neral of the late Robert Havfbolt who passed away in his home. Borden. May 13. will be held from the residence of hi: brother, Wil- liam Hawbolt, St. Peter's Harbor, on Thursday, May 16. at 2 o'clock to West St. Peter’: Cemetery.

AUXILIARY MEETING-The evening ouxiliery of Trinity Church held it: monthw meeting Tuesday evening. After the devo- tional and business period a short time was spent on the study of Formooa, especially with relation to missionary work hem! QOHe there. ' ‘ * '

POLICE COURT-At the Police Court yesterday the defendant in o disorderly conduct case ,‘ “ ‘ guilty and paid a four dollar fine. A drunk and incapable was sen- tenced to-ten days in jail. A man who appeared charged with disorder- ly conduct was fined two dollars or as an alternative, five‘ days in jail.- In a. summary ejectment case, judg- ment in the ejectuient was given for the plaintiff.

RECEIVES HONOUR - Mr. Thomas White, youngest son of Ven. Archdeacon c. de W. White. D.D., and Mrs. White of Summer- side passed with honors at Dal» housle and Kings University in the May examinations. He was award- ed. the Jackson Exhibition by the Faculty of Kings College. Hls class standing ls chemistry 1. b10108? 1. mathematics l. French 3, English j, history 20-5 _

._._._.

CITY HOSPITAL NURSES‘ GRADUATION-The Charlottetown Hospital nurses‘ graduation exer- cises will _ gtaduqtlng nurses are: Mir: Cen- - an, :che.rlcttct_oilvn; Miss Patricia Bemnrd, Tlgnlsh; Miss Mildred Murnazhan. Charlottetown: Miss niez Gormamxebsington; Mist; Lumena. Polrler, Mlscouche, and Sister John Baptist.

LAID T0 BEST-Prime funeral of. W. T. Huggan held from hi: late residence yesterday afternoon was largely attended. service at the house we: conducted by Rev. Hugh. Miller, Rev. J. W. Barbour and Bey. Mr. Christie. The pall bearer: were: Emest Coflifl, G. H. Holbrook, Les- ter Douglas, Col. H. M. Davidson, George Ryan and Marcus Calder. The Rev. Mr. Miller and Rev. Mr. Barbour ofliclated at the grave. The Masons attended in a body, the Ma- sonic service at the grave being cea- ducted by Cam. Kemp. Interment was in the Peoples’ cemetery.

PERSONALS

—-_--—I_— ' Mrs. A. E. Duff and. daughter ei-rived home from the U. B. A. lest ‘evening.

D‘. D. A. Mel-sew. Bydncy. island. It the f‘ "‘ Hotel.

llillss Helen MoCu-vllle, RN, f: l patient at the Charlottetown HOP pital.

Mr. W. J. Davies, New Glnqow, N. 5., aiflwed in Charlottetown lest night. Ho l: obeying It the 0on- edlan National Howl.

Miss Genevieve ODmneli, Vernon River, ha: entered the Charlotte- town Hospital for treatment.

M-r. n. a. MldNQfll. Mansion, secretary of Canadian Natlonol ‘Ibi- egraphs arrived in Chullotiatowll

lest evening.

S u c c e as fa I B. Y.P. U. Banquet

Last night, marking the ma! of the season's activities, the young people of the Baptist Church held a most enloyable banquet. The banquet was followed by a ulni song. Mrs. A. C. Vincent undead a vocal solo which we: homily en- cored. Miss Helen Callback was ee-

communist. The following tout:

were hou- ored, Miss Bessie V , toest-mietrul. ThQKiIIBJINDOIOdDyII. LO. Vincent, responded to by linlini the Natioiul Amhun;

“iodine-eh. proposed by Mr. Noll C. mica. responded toby Mr. J. P.

Gordon. The Sunday lchool. enema by Grace remanded.

Mil: Yen. to by Mr. Irvine;

may. 2.11.. crvcceedw W" Hllfll ‘OBI RIPOIIJOI!

. to"? group seeding or the n.1,». .

nny b: eel-lolly pueblo In '

beheldonMeyBOtInFYhe.

(Odtltllll-Dd mm PIQQ l)

hi: assumption of this high office discharged its duties in the moat outstanding manner, and, whereas, the Government of the Province under his leadership hi8 euccesel- fully overcome the special dlfllcul- tles which the Province encountered during the years just passed, and has conferred upon the Province a splendid and a lasting benefit in ob- taining for this Province the recog- nltion of our subsidy claim: at 0t- taws to the extent of 83,000,000. Be it therefore resolved that this con- vention place itself on record as approving of thg action: and the policies of the present Provincial Government; and on behalf of the County of Kings voices the abbre- clation of its people for the signal victory won for this Province in the fulfillment of our subsidy claims, and __ledges the continued _, t of the Conservatives of King's

Graduation Held

(Continued from Page 1)

exercises amiually. "Those young ladies who are g. mating," he stated. “should have satisfaction in kmwllle fill" they are graduates of an admirable institution." He re- ferled t0 the capability 01 graduates of the Prince Edward Island Hospi- tal, the training facilities of which produce nurses comparing‘ ually with the nurses of hospitals in much 18-1801" centres.

“A good nurse ls a wonderful $111118: many a doctor's reputation has been made by a. good nurse," stated Dr. MwMlllan. '

He BXPNSSBd the lldpq that an- 0318!‘ year the Government might be able to give the hospitals a greater financial recognition. In °1°5ln8 he wished for the approach of the time when ever-y province would possess a lift/Per mental hy. 810119 system as apart of [their health program.

The text Of D1‘. J. P. Lani-z’; ad- ilorvess to the graduates lppearg be- the presentation of dlplo- ma: by His Honour LleuL-Governm DeBlols each nurse wag lpmsenbed with a. beautiful boquet of red 1-0595 and fem by Misses Barbara Quig- leylmd Barbe-m Nash. pretty little daughters of M1‘. and Mrs. Roy gages’ and Mr. and Mrs. r. M.

‘ The fulture and decorations on

911B ‘Wm were kindly loaned for the - "we by Messrs. n. T. Hol- mlm- Ltd-v and Pmwse 2810s., Lid. The musical numbers qrrthe pro- flaln were particularly well re- °°w°dl ml! Performer responding

Federal ‘Candidate Nominated For

Moved w ma! Devlin. Head of Hill , by 1h. l. B, Mei-area ‘

Whereas, at

. . the llet County cen- ventlon, Hen. JohuA. Meononald, our Federal rtpreuntatlvo, announ- ced his retirement l: a Jaember of the Home ofCemmoeu, and. where- as for elmoet 80 ynr: both- in Pro- vinoiel and Dominion politic: he he: borne valiantly uldjionourably the standard of the Coneervative potty, and has placed this County end thl: Province forever in hi: debt boceul: of his long record of good and faith. ful public service. B: it therefore resolved that this convention wishes to convey to our honour ‘ ‘ mpre- sentatlve our deep appreciation of hi: manifold services rendered tn this County and this Province, and our hope that for many yur: he will be privileged to enjoy in pm:-

Last

to a. hearty ‘encore.

is mg- Netlonal ‘

Program

Prwer by Rev. H. n. Raymond.

Piano solo. "Ballade" Brahms, b; M155 Rena Wood. As an encore Miss Wwd played "Waltz in F. Me- Sv!“ Chopin. .

Florence Nightingale Pledge m "Mmflnl nurse-l. by Rev. l-I. n. -Raymond.t f

rIcSCDlGB. ion of djplnlngg m F“ ill-tea by His Honour Llama-Cover; nor DeBlois: Miss Mabel Burdett, Dundee (Valedictorian); liflss Evelyn 901111611. Bummerslde; Miss Ann. Boiiwson, Charlottetown: Miss n. sibel Maclnmi, Kmgmgum; M“ Lon: Jenkins. Mt. Albion; Ml- AMI confine. Keusington; 1nd Mil: Beatrice Rayner, 113111.511.

Vocal difEt/"Ifi" Springtime" m- W; Newton. by Mrs. n. s. Hender- son and Mrs. Arthur Roper. 1n: an encore Mrs. Henderson and Mm, 30ml‘ sane "The Sweetest Story m" ‘W143’ They were accompanied

fess gredu t

Dr. J. P. IAnte. a m8 nun” b,

Violin solos, "Romance" gvenq- eon and "Polish Dulce" Bevel-n, by M3’- HF-Yly Gomez. Mr. Gomez was mflmllmlod by Miss Ran: wood,

Vocal solo. "'i‘he Dcathlegg Army" ‘IWWB- by Mr. mun Dlngwell. A: an encore Mr. Dl-nrwell sang the “Ihshmirl Bong." He we: accom- Dflhled by Mire. Dingwell, ‘Rflklfllfl by Hon. W. J. P. Mac.

Mlllen, M. D.

deallvdmwy by m» Mmi Bur- V°°l1 8°10. “My Beloved Queen"

Fabian Rose. by lVlre. (Reva Hugh

Miller. A: an encore Mrs. Miller

"O Thank Me Not" Robert

Franz. Mire. Miller was accompan-

ied by Mr. A. Rhy Kendall. remarks by cheirmul. w. w. x.

Benediction by Rev. n. n. 1d,}. mond. God save the King.

on. r. {harm's ADDRESS

‘Your Honour. m. Premier, vim

WWIND. Mr. Chelmim, Nurse:

0f thg graduating clan, Lump and Gentlemen. '

it i: my privilege and very met

pleuure to congratulate you, the

member: of the gndueting olu: of

the nursing school, on having auc-

ceufullv comvlmll your mung of

“mint Th: Pelt three Year: bav: been a meet try! time. both ment- llly N"! Phyelo 1y. A: you, look

gill 523g Egg i

perlty and in health the greet eo- fleem of his fellow cltilem.

P.E.I. ' Hospital Nurses

Exercises Evening

torlcal sense. the first and central figure of Canadian nursing l: tlut of ' Marlee, who founded the first hospital in wlut l: now Mon- treal. flhe i: one of the outetmding pioneer: of early Canadian history, for with Mnnsonneuve ehe ahares th, honour of ualetlng at the birth of Canada‘: greet metropolis.

Profelelonol Influence

In point of professional influence, nursing owes more to Morena: Nightingale, who was born in Engl- land a little over no hundred year: ago, and whoa; irthdey, in con- junction with Hospital Day, we coin- memorated on Sunday. She was : gifted young womm, who determin- ed, very much against the wishes of her relatives and friends, to devote her life to the care of others. Nurs- inzlntbuedeyewuc: ' ‘onby

l: very poor clue of untrained wo-

men. on whom no dependence could be placed. Them we: no ouch thing u Mendlv visiting of the hospitals by women of the better clus. Flor- ence Nightingale was moat prectlonl in hei- determination to better ooh- ditions. Bhe spent considerable time in Germany and Franc: studying the different methods of - hospital management. The Crimean War was her great opportunity. There, bmlifld by money donated by friends. she brought order out of chaos. On her return from the war, with the help of a few and age-inst the opposition of many of the medical profession. she founded the first trainln! school for nurses.

Buch greet advances have been made in Medicine and Surgery since Florence Nlghtlngalek time, that 51w would fall lamentably on the present day Registered Nurse examinations, Just as the Fathers of Medicine would fall utterly on the Dominion Council examinations. However, this woman of foresight and action will remain forever an inspiration to all nurees. She gave dignity to her work; she raised the caring of the sick from a menial task to the status of an honourable profession.

What l: a Profession?

What 1s e. , fesslon? One defin- ition states "a profession is an oc- cupation, which has a long contin- ued and rather definite preparation, represented usually by college or technical education, and ha: (level- qped a. stands f of good conduct, basing its work on the service idea, rather than on money." This der- mmW 1B I- VBW apt one when ep- plied to nursing. The "long contin- ued and definite preparation" with its many lecture: and practical work in ‘the wards, you have now cmn_ plerlcd. But it is the "standard of good conduct, and the idea of ner- vico" which will distinguish you either as : success or just thei- nurse.

You are trained not merely to

make a living, but you one trained to prevent people from becoming sick. to nurse the sick beck to health of body and mind, and to nurse Ind eomfo v those we are unable to mike well.

You must have a double measure 01 h“. patience. strength, and poise, for you have to deal with sick people who are sometimes not eltogethgr- responsible for what they any end 40- MI? I give you e few void: o! advice tn regard to the relations of n nune to her patients. The ideal nun: has a broad and tolerant un- derstanding of the wekkneaecs o lwlltklhd. in getter-kl, And of pgtlmtg, holpital Administrators, and phyyug. ion: in particular. Bhe i: tender to- ward: the buhful, gentle town-e: the distant. merciful towards the ebeurd, make: light of favour: while ehe does them. ondeecm: to be r:- ceiving when lhe l: conferring, and, lut but not, lent, ha: no ear: for elemfer or gouty. We bu: too much about the born nurse. _Nur:e: m: born and nude. Many of than qualities u: acquired by training.

Th Brenlleeefkunieg '°' "Jo-l...

There ure three branches of your

profusion open _

Ill, private duty, and nubile health uni I wish

ifififiia ti"? m n. m mm: unstained without this

the ohet bleling: to small; m: mien lag.

of turvolultrofn

w r-inotltutlou- m" "m

P113108. Edward .1’:laud. UnlM Church nenbvtmv in render eu- slon in Heart-z Hill yesterday WW4 disaperovel of ordination of women to the ministry. .

Three cells were dealt with by tho Presbytery and eight Mlnkter: name: were presented for member- ehlp in the Uoltedphurcb of Con- edo‘. The meeting wee WW4“ 9"‘ by the President, Rm’. C. A- Christie, of York, P. n i.

The following ministers of other 1 mung; were presented to the court as seeking admbsioh ill- te the United Church of Corinne: my, Chester O. Sumner, of the Church of Christ in Ontario, Rev. Robert seeswort-l-i of the Baptist Chumh, ni-omvwn. Ont: luv- 1- Wgglgy Bi-eady, Ph. D., of the Pa:- byterlan Church. of United 594W- North; Rev. A. E. Mutlnoeu of the Prabytery of Plttflnlm: 1W- Wllliam Scott Galbraith of-the Presbyterian Church in Canada; Rev. Charles Percival Simpler, of the Methodist Bnlsoovll 01mm"

Rev. Herbert B. storey ofthe United some connection-l Church: Rev. Bishop Black of the

Piudvyteriln Church, U. S- A- T

hree calls were referred to the ~

settlement committee: From Beth-- qlle in Rev. Arthur Oil-gm of New Jenieelmfl. N. 8.: From Reming-

l’ g. E. i 8 a

N. B.

mule;- Ashley of Albertco, P. E. l. who has completed hi: studio: at Pine Hill Divinity Hall, ex we: licensed to preach and recom- mended to the Maritime Confer- ence for ordination. Mr. Mhlly in- tendstotak: a chuieln 5183" aichewen.

Roy Veseey of York, P. E. 1., we: received. an a cenditht: for the ministry.

The following were nominated for oflioerl.

Chairman, Rev. G. A. D. Elliott; Secretary, Rev. W. ll. Altken; Treasurer, Rev. J- M. Maclcod: the following were ncnllnatcd a: chairmen of standing commlfkdeli Church property, Rev. D. K. Ross; Education and Students, Rev. C. M. Homers: Foreign ‘ ' ‘ RM- J. C. l-lockln: Evangelism and Social Service, Rev. J- W- A. Nicholson; Pensions, Rev. C. Ayn-ll mutation‘ Education, Rev. D. Sinclair; Bcpxeseute/tive: to the settlement. committee for 1080. Rev. A. R. Wallis and Rev. D. K. Rose; Rev. J’. W. A. Nicholson weanlin- inated as ,. sidenl», of the Mori- tinw Conference; Rev. ll. R. Wood- slde and Rev. W. A. Paterson were appointed to the provincial boy‘: work board; Publication, Rev. M. A. Macmillan; HiIWHC» Rev. E. R. Woodslde: Rural Life, Rev. J. W. A. Nicholson: Stat-ls- tice, Rev. T. 8- Goudge; Pastoral Relationships, Rev. T. Palethorpe: Missions and Maintenance Fund. Rev. G. ‘A. Christie; Home Min- ions, Rev. F. E- Boothmyd: Boundaries, Rev. A. l". Baker.

A full report of the meeting will appear later. hysteria, such M no ordinary teach- er can possibly ssess. The quiet.

P0 - sympathetic, tactful, efficient mine ooceslo

ha: on nu n: proved a beacon of enlightenment. uld hope to the afflicted family circle.

In conclusion, may I wish you God speed in your noble owing.

VALEDIUIORY

Class of 1885 of the Prince lid- ward Island Holpltel.

Your Honour, Mr. Premier, Your Worship, Mr. Chairman, Mamba of the Medical and Nursing Stem, Lmdies and Gentlemen:

About three yen-s ego, we, tho members of the clea: of 103B. cube to this Hospital, our Alma Mater, to begin our training for our chos- en profession,

We came following the gleam of m ideal of service which beckon- ed us. Today a: we look back we review these first day: on which we eagerly, yet fesrfully began our work. We recall with especial pride the day when, after the period of probation we were given our cape as a symbol that we bed commit- ted ourselves and our beet know- ledge to the care of the sick and suffering, and had entered into preparation for e sacred calling. Then followed the fir» year of hard work as juniors. the second year of eager expectation: as in- ‘ rmediatel. and this final you u leniors, with it: etrel: of examin- etlon and testing, and W: mark: the completion of our course. But while lt i: e dey of fulfilment it i: likewise a day of leev: taking and fmwelle. We feel that we cannot leave‘ t-hi: Ia- etitutlon without in lame way ex- prmfng our deep gretitud: to than whoa klndnu: and patient

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A Convention of the moonlit-town of of. so. District of Queen: County (Charlottetown ‘mu ‘noyulyl will be held in the loud mm, c", Baum", ‘u, pg“, “Quin; next, the 17th May, hill». oi-etght “ha, u‘. u" “w”; n; nominating Candidate: for 01:: Provincial

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mu your example have done much for us. We know that we can but repay you by our ever living true to the high ideal: of the nureln! profession which your own lofty stmderd: have indicated to us- Citizens of Charlottetown we e51! you to accent our ewcreesion of gratitude for your courtesy l0 W- You mode u: feel at home when we came a: strangers, you placed at our disposal the cultural re- source: of your city. These and your interest in us have made our sojourn here a happy one. - To you, undergraduates, we must also say ferewellyToday we plea on to you the torch which we in turn, received from thou who

A very enjoyable and successful cal-d party and dance we: held at tlurMatthew Howl recently by i-M Qtee-ryjranch Canadian 106011 33.5.]... There was a good» et- tendance. and the PWWWI W" better’ than mflNPl-‘Pd Wnllhrmi the condition o! the mud-v. which were anything but favourable, and the boys of the melon Wm mo“ than pleased. The Legion willie: to thank most heartily Mr. and Mm Vernon Matthew who :0 kindly and generously gave them the free use of their house for the occasion. and everyone who helped in the luccesa of the affair. _

went befvre- A pleasant evening we: unloved "be your: w hold it blah!’ by the friend: of w. and mm. We 88k W keel?‘ l" mlmtlmt m‘ Wessmen Qlenny when they gath-

membrenoe-eepeclally Ill time: Q1 stress and discouragement-that you are not alone, but are mem- bers 9f may, lugs: group of heroic hearts whose devotion to human- ity he: consecrated forever the hull: of pain. May you toll to maintain the high ideal of the profession. Be true to the poet, to the future, and to your own best selves. " "Bear through sorrow. wrong and ruth '

In thy heart the dew of youth, On thy lips the smile of truth."

May you remember u: with the some kindly feelings with which we shell remember you.

Now it but remains to say fare- well to our Alma Meter and to our fellow classmates. We have been long together, we have known in common the hardships, the Joye. and the defoets. which come lo all who venture upon this pathway of service.‘ We do not forget our dear cluunate who through lllnee: was prevented from continuing he: course with ue. May we remind hei- tonight that we shall ever re‘- gerd her as e member of the class 0f 1035. I

The trne he: oome when we must part, but. our work is, not done. We not out again to new tealu, to new undertakings, to new fields. May we live true to the noble lives which our profession ha: given us l: examples. flor- enoe Nightingale, Edith Cevell, or other heroic members.

cred at Mrs. Glenny’: former home. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Brooklyto bid them farewell and. wish them aim‘ ecu in their future home. A Purse was presenhd this papilla: ycuna couple, just : smell token of the high esteem that they were held by their many friends.

Mr. and. Mrs. Watson Billiker. O’Le.|.ry, and Mr. ‘and Mn. Allison Herrlswere visitors to Elxmdale Sunday.

Mother's Day was very flttlnlly observed in all churches in UMP-W Largo crowds gathered to p6? m" respects to all mothers.

Mr. Gordon Sllliker. 01.0117, and Bud McKay, Coleman, were recent visitor: to Summereide. ' "

Mr. James mdstone, Emllflmi. [pent a pleasant holiday recently e1 m: home of Mr. and ma. .1. H. Bryant, Victoria. West.

Mrs. Jabez Mcoeunll. lei-inr- fiem West, be: returned home after spending the pest two week: in Knutsford, when :he m: riunlnl her mother Mm. Martha" ihmscy when health we are Dlnllnd W heu t: greatly improved.-

V Mil: Lila Meeueill. Query. who recently underwent an operation in no.1. I-fupital i: recovering nicely-

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"BW" "MW"! "ll-h ll" and Mrs. Wlnton Whaley of why- Fcrvent, heroic, and good tmvwm vmmm My; "fumed 3819618,!“ 9116MB 01 ml-"llllliil" home after visiting relative:

Life will bring sorrow as well as joy. Let u: seek to find-by fol- lowing to the end the gleam of the ldeel of service-l. satisfaction in life deeper than both. The way will not always be easy, the course not always certain, the end not el- weye sure, but _

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throughout P-EJ. while in Knutl- ford they were the guest: otMr» end/Mrs. Harold Ramsay. _

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Mrs. R. W. Haynes of 8t. stepmo- NB. was e recent guest at till heme of Mr. and Mrs. ilarold Rem- eey, Knutsford.

_...._. Mn. George Home, Unionvele. ha: returned home after vlelting relative: end friend: in Sprlnlmld Went. \

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