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The Central Guardian’

This column is reserved for new: of

local Interest, but advertising of,’

a uewsy nature may be inserted at 5 cents a word. strictly ply- nule in advance.

SERENADERS CONCERT _ st, Pauls Hall, Thursday, May 1st, ‘Alhlhcrs Canadian Legion Aux- iliary. Admission 35c.

L-724-4-12-3i.

FUN ERAL Tlll S AFTERNOON—

The funeral of Mrs. James Mc- llins will be held frcm her late rt-atence. 5 Stcwa». Street. Char- Ilttctowil. this (Saturday) 113111 at 2.30 to the Church of the ‘Most Holy Redeemer. Burin. will be lii tile Roman Catholic Ceme- itrjv. Mrs. Mcliirlis died at her l; 1.11‘ hoe Thursday. She was 64.

il.i.\'ci.\'c.,Y7igilloll Cilib to- nlchr. 1,_731_

YORK rurrizn CHARGE. Rev J A. Nicholson, Minister, services l-llstlll‘ Stiiiday‘: 11 a.in., (hurl-h; 2:30 p.m., Pleasant Grove; 'l‘ pin, York. Holy Communion.

o1 the Resurrection." L-7l9 ROOF FIRE CAUSES DAMAGE -»A rocf "re catiscd some (iamage llt the rt-sdcnce of Owen Proud. 141 Elm Avenue yxv-t-srdzly afternoon. Pirem n u ctl a lzne cf hose and We rd to do Janie Ctlitlig be.- A 1 blaze wits exniigu shod ‘Titer.- \\';ls some (ltimrtge from wait-vi" l1! 111v lower poi-nuns of the house.

Rivet" Pastoral Charge: ser-

. f lows: Wiltshiro 11.00 mm. ’l'l gulnr service will not be licld at

funeral the ‘founi r iii Hampshire United Cillllthl at 2.00 p.111. Hunter River '71)) pm. At this service the Sac- nlnlvu". cf tho Lord's supper will b.“ atiiiiliiis"i'lrtl. Rev. Lewis M. llitirray, Minister. L-720.

PRIVATE FUNEIIAL—- The fun- erul of lrs. Gordon Downe was ltcld privately yesterday afternoon flum tllc (Jutcliffe Funeral Home. Tin- Kt‘1‘\'1('l". were conducted by ill.» luv. Donald Bootiiroyd. The )l.\ii1)L'lll'€l'S were: Percy Downe, Waltrr Downe, Clifford Downe, Everett Acorn, Richard Jenkins and Everett Jenkins. Interment 1n the People's Cemetery.

BURIED A'l‘_ MOUNT STEWART --l<‘litivral service for William A. E. Gay. B0. were held Thursday after- noon from the home of his sister, M: Adelia Barrett, Charlotte- t x. The service was conducted G. Carlyle Webster. ~' J. W. Bar-

Edmund

ZIIFJNINGITIS CASES-A new case .i spinul meningitis has come ' . at. St. Pcteifls. Zflvmiles from '. B. C. Keeping. Deputy

lire person's name nor did he know iic . "Sous the attack was. Mean- -\\ h;1e the lat-est victim in Charlotte- ‘totvil, a child, was reported to be 1't't"l\'(‘l‘lllg in hospital.

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FUNERAL YESTERDAY -- Fun- era‘. services for Mrs. George How- ard were held yesterday afternoon from the home of her daughter, Mi . W. E. Burke. 36 Upper Hills- L. . l Street. Services were conduct- td by the Rev. Hugh Miller. assist- (Li by the Rev. Donald Boothroyd. The pallbearers were: George Bux- ton. Edward Horne, Dr. J. H. Ayers. Ernest Proctor. Alton Rodd. (PCCTLW Johnston. Interment was iii Hghficld Cemetery’.

FUNERAL AT FORT AUGUSTUS - services for the late as Sherry were held Monday, 7, from his late residence 1n ' nan to St. Patrick's Church. ilztrtus where High Mass of tin wa. suns: by the pastor, ;l lltv. L. Callaghan. He also can- illczcqi sol-vices at the grave-side in c adjoining cemetery. The pall- were: Jospn Brazil, Herbert . John McNally, Jos h Baird, 1 Murnnghnn an Dennis

1'5 INIURED MOTlIER-—- L. W. Shaw. Chief Sup- nt cf Education in New- pnsscd through Char- " rdav enroute to Mon-

h " mct-hcr, Mrs

. . in “osptrli \\.'.'.h lnJurics to her nip re- a fall rCcently. Prof.

'1 native of this province, was ' Inspector of Schools and ti of tltc Teacher Training merit at Prince of Wales 2c. Hc lcft hero to accent. the y» 'n n1 Chief Superintendent of Educrflnon in the ancient colony.

(‘OLD WEATHER GOOD FRI- v-Grcd Friday brought a cold .nd from the north and wcr-zt to this provlnce while rp iCllliKfllillfO fcr only two degrees above T,

freez-

l a fcw_ places bits showing.

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g-‘gj-WJD

\\. forl- ])I*l'll"i.L (pt-ration of motor ve-

S‘

lll('ii'S in many places, Mcanwhzle, rf till» snow, except the re- Show

m main cf banks piled up by plow, has disappeared from Char- it std:- iiic c ty are open for only short dktluces. Drills ton feet deep still b.. ‘he lands Ln places, it was learnt-d,

In Memo riam

In loving rncmorv ill MacDonald. wit

llnrll Iflth, 1940.

of

"Silent thoughts brlnz nun! a tear I-‘or the nire we miss and lovcd so

dear.

Inst-rim! llv Sister and Family. L-770-4 l" I1.

17¢

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1pc‘.

D. MacLean , UNDERTAKER

EMBALMER

Charlottetown and North Wllinlllfe Phone I49

aftfl- |

Central ‘

gioyt". of Sermon. “The aleatiing,

a UNITED Church of Canada. ‘ ill.» held oil Sunday. April -

Whcatley River due to the ‘ late

the day

whole province is still sxtii zisnow blanket with of bare Rural residents ly, alpmnr to expect a later in: than inst ycar. Some believe Kl he lllmcst the middle of May llirt. l-rnds are dry enough

L‘l.".\\'il. But. the paved roads out-

, rs. Noll departed this life

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THE _ CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

Coming Nuptials

and her fiance,

B. C., whose

George n. DeBlols and Mrs. DBBIOII, cinlrnlttmwn,

marriage takes, place in St, Paul's Church, Charlottetown next Tuesday.

Miss Helen Malcolm DeBlois, daughter of the Hon.

Mr. J. Andrew Likely, of Victoria,

lulfifio- night ’ L-73l.

My, R. G. Cameron of the Bank of Nova, Scotia staff, Halifax is vmtmg m chal-lottetoxivn.

ZION CHURCH

Prepargwry Services were lied at Zion Church yesterday ("O05 F‘; day when a large 01mm‘?! °f ‘i; members were received into B church by the Session. Rev. D'- J. K. Fraser preached an 1091311“ aiional sermon on the si-nlillnciy of Christ. A very large ccngrfflil- ticn was in attendance at the s9!‘- vice.

Sets new record

WOLFVILLE, N 5.. Anti‘. 1° ~ Lawrence Tooinbs 0f Charlotte- town was yesterday ‘Wit-Idea m“ Acadia University $250 bursary in chemistry. offmed annually to graduating st-ildents. _

A graduate of PFIICC 0f Wales

Colege. Chatioitetfflvn- hi‘. 11115 your. set a university {PC0111 by making at grade of “A' in all

five of his subjects duflnz his first ye_aLheife.

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EARLE —_ At. the Prince Edward Island Hospital. AlDYll 9. 1941. b0 M1‘- and Mrs. C. N. Earle a daughter.

DEATHS

ST. JOIIN —- In Charlottetown, Ap- ril 11, 1941, Martin St. John, aged 66 years. The rematts will be for: worded from Frank Henneswys Funeral Home this afternoon t0 Souris for interment.

MacRAE — At Vallcyfield on April 10, Daniel MacRae. formerly. of Upper Montague. Funeral Saturday. April 12, at 2 p. m. from the home of Marcus Munroe, Valleyiieltl to Valleyfield Cemetery.

YOUNKER — In Somerville. Mos-s" April 4, 1941. Edmund Younker, formerly of North River. P. E. 1.. l!) his 92nd year. Remains arrived at the Cutcliffe Funeral Home lax night. Funeral Sinday. April 13 from Hampshire United Churcn, service starting at. 2 p. m. Inter- ment Hampshire Cemetery.

MCINNIS - At her residence. 5 smwlll-t Street, City. on Thursday. April l0. 1941. Mrs James McIn- nis, aged 64 years. The funeral will be held from hcr late residence on Saturday afternoon at 2.30 to the Church of the Most Holy Redeem- er thence to the Roman Catholic Cemetery.

SELLICK- At Summerside. Ap- ril 11, 1941, Mrs. Adeline Sellick. aged 6'7 years. Funeral Sunday at 3.30 p. in. from the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Earl Heckbert. Howard Street, to the People's Cem- ctery.

“EoTlFTo-Clilsiff/ym s? .16.. SALE-‘KNITD il-iaa.

Tvvdiioits . Jorgcnscii. Frederic ton.

WANTED — MAN FOR FARM york. I. J. Reeves, Southport.

L-7lB-4-l2-li.

FOR. SALE~FRIGIDAIRE AND

Alaska oil burners with copper

coil and five-gallon tank. E. H.

Beer, 5 Etismn St. L-725-4-i2-3i

naims€6l7if5msz' o with crest and initials J.J. M. in- side. Phone 800. L-728.

wANrcn '4 l i 2mm r0121“ raisin work. Seymour Wood, Mt. Her- bert, L-730.

escltiiil _ ‘iifvilfi? m}??? fox. Reward. Holis Jenkins, Mt. L-_’729-4-l2-_2l_.

WANTED-A TEACHER, AT ONCE for Mayflcld School to finish the term. Mrs. Willard Nicholson, Secretary. L-72l.

OO—OJ§-GO-O-O—Q—O§§-QQO O O O6 C440

Tune in lo C FCY Easter ‘Monday night at

Hear Mrs. Barbara Roper

in an “Plaster Message in Song" Sponsored by

, Iiarry A. “acllougall

z "Better Men's Wear"

PROROGA

The second session of the 44th General Assembly of Prince Ed- ward Island was prorogued at noon on Saturday by His Honour Ilieu- tenant-Govemor Bradford W. le- Page. There was a Guard of Hon- our from the Veterans’ Guard which was under command of Capt. J. J. Leightizer, with Llietit. Allison MacMillarl, M. M, second in com- mand.

The Guard was composed of 100 men and presented a fine appear- ance. They were headed by. the P. E. Island Lighthorse Band.

At the appointed hour His Honour the Lieutenant Governor arrived, proceeded to the Chamber and took his seat on the throne to give lis- sent to the bills which are listed below. . His Honour was accompanied by his aide-de-camps Major R. H. Du- var, Officer Commanding the Vet- erans‘ Guard. and Lieutenant F‘. B. Mari‘. R. C. N., and also accom- panied by Inspector J. A. Wright of the R. C. M. P.

Bills Assented To

An Act to Amend the Corpus and Certiorari Act An Act to Amend the

Act. AAtn Act to Amend the Judicature c .

I-labcas

Evidence

An Act to Amend the Souris In- corporation Actf 1910.

An Act t9 Incorporate the Trus- tees of the Union Protestant Ceme- tery of Souris.

An Act to further Amend the Sumn-lerside Incorporation Act. 1003, and Amendments Thereto.

An Act respecting the Guardian- ship of Overseas Ctgildren in Prince Edward Island.

Aln Act to Amend the Chancery Ac .

An Act to Amend the Judgment and Execution Act.

An Act respecting Name.

An Act; to Amend the Succession Duty Act.

AAn Act to Amend the Cemeteries ct

An Act to Amend the Conditional Soles Act.

An Act to Amalgamatc Prince Ed- ward Island Agricultural Mutual Fire Insurance Company and Prince Edward Island Mutual Fire Ln- surance Company.

An Act to Amend the Women's Institute Act.

An Act to Amend the City of Charlottetown Incorporation Act.

An Act for the Protection of Milk and Cream Producers. Consumers and Distributors irl Prince Edward Island. 19A? Act to Amend the Game Act,

lAn Act to Provide n Revenue for Public Health Services.

“'"aiv“nas'rcn”'ivias'slioir-

From out. the tomb I-Ie came, the victory won;

Men swooned in terror; the earth around did quake,

Change of

For God had spoken from His Throne on Hi h-——

Arisc! Mv Son Be oved! Time to awake.

Did every transient orb within

that moment.

Stand still? when God in wisdom showed His power,

with blundlng lash of light-with might appalling‘,

And broke the c ains of death within that hour.

He conquered over death to reign trium han '

All Power in Heaven-An earth-is in His hands:

Lo 1 am with you always: thus He

His commands.

1

He walked with men on earth be- fore and after,

That. Easier day. which lives for Him alone,

When Angels came;-they knew the King of Kings,

And throu h God's Power moved back e man sealed stone.

l. A day apart, till time itself shall CERSC, For Him! who is for ell, the Great Exampie, Who reigns Supreme-o'er all-the Prince of Peace. A Testament He left; for in that victory. A place i-fe won for ell-beyond t e s : Within a.‘ Father's House of many on

mans s, All lighted by His Presence, up on High.

Come unto Me: the words are

quietly spoken,

All who are heavy laden-I gfvc

THE LE GISLA TURE

spoke, Both winds and waves Obey all l

l ‘Phat Easter morning lives through i all the age

TI ON OF

An Act to Amend an Act to Pro- tilde for the Issue of Debentures to pay off Bunk Overdraft and lo pro- vide payment for Permanent Pub- lic Works and to Refund Present Debentures.

An act to Amend the Gasoline Tax Act, 1937.

An Act to Amend the County Court Act.

An Act to provide for the Zon- ing of Areas for the Production of Field Root Seeds.

An Act Respecting Remuncratlon of Truck Operators.

An Act to Amend the, Income Tglx Act of Prince Edward Island, 1 38

An Act to Amend the Teachers’ Superannuation Act.

An Act to Amend the Poultry and Poultry Produgts Act.

An Act for Approprlating Certain Monies Therein Mentioned for the Public Service for the Fiscal Year Ending 31st December, 1041 and for the first part of the year ending 31st December, I942.

His Honour then delivered the following speech:

Mr. Speaker, and CAnSvn-len of the Legislative Assembly of Prince Edward Island:

At the conclusion of your legisla- tive duties. I have much pleasure in oonirratulatlng you on the earn- est and thorough manner with which you have applied yourselves to the public business, and upon the useful measures which you have enacted.

I, thank you for the liberal provi- sion you have made for carrying on the public service of this Province, and‘ I assure you that the monies | appropriated will be disbursed with l clue regard to economy.

In taking leave of you. I must ex- press my earnest hope tinct the lab- ours of the Session will under Di- vine Blessing materially benefit this Province.

House Prororued

After the Lieutenant-Governor had left the Chamber the Clerk of the Legislature, C. St. Clair 'I‘ra.in- or said:

It. is Ills Honours will and pleas- ure that this Legislative Assembly. be prorogued and this Legislative Assembly is accordingly proro ed.

The statement was follow by the usual demonstrations as mem- bcrs on both sides of the House let go and encased 1n the time honor- ed paper fight.

A feature of the post-closing cere- monies was a Gaelic trio with Hon. J. A. Campbell. Mont Annear. M. L A._ and Sheriff J. G. McFadyen rendering "Hre-Botha Nahollu" very effectively.

A brief session was held in the forenoon to give third reading to a number of bills.

A group of the teachers who attended the recent P. E. I. Teachers‘ Fcd oration Convention just after the close of the second day's sessions.

Teachers Federation Officers,»

Shown above are the new officers of the Prince Edward Island Teachers’ Federation for 1941.1 It. tc L. back row: Daniel lylacflonald, Mlllar Mac Fayden, Davis Lidstone, G. Edison McDonald, Ralph McLean, J. Regin- ald McDonald, Miss Jacqueline Macdonald. Front Row: Harold Lawton.

Attended Convention -

*6 1 . 4 are shown above

To

P3991‘!

you rest:

All find in times of war and bitter

. sadness.

His way it seems, has proved to be the best.

He talked of Faith! so strong it'5ummm-5;de_ $1000.

moveth mountains;

He talked of Life Eternal, up on. l1-1e51gn_ M H h’ Mathieson. Charlottetown. 820.00: D.

If laying stores of treasures up in Heaven. Where Love abounds-when dry is ; every eye. 1 He talked of Love so oft-to one l another, Of things unseen, to any mortal

eye: He healed, I-Ie raised to life, He taught with wisdom, i And thcn for every one, He chose I to die. i In Love He spoke. . world has marvelle

,1 Trlmscending all-His life has l proved it lo: I-lls sacrifice has sealed the greet transaction.

I; For l

all who here in Love end Faith will grow.

, An invitation strong with kindness 0 Y. '

i l-fe gives to all who travel on life's will‘;

'. I'll come again l-le said, ln Power

and Glory; I want you all to live with me-

l for Aye. -.Iohn The Lilacs, P.E.I.

Girl Guide News

l 4th and 8th Companies

‘ The Brownies, Gtrdes and Rang-

‘H’! of the 4th and 8th Packs and Companies (C. W. ll. Basilica) arc

mushy engaged ln practising for a

ijolnt concert wh'c they plan to stag» in the Holy Name llal on Thlustluy, May 1st. Choruzes. Dlavs and rkits are in rehearsal now and th. r» z zlmme premises to be a

gt. s cue.

Answers

In Legislature

‘The in the Ileirislattire on Wednesday. in reply t0 questions

Mr. H. F. MacPhee asked the At-

bartment of Government during the year 1940. 1n connection with all le- l-Zlll work whether as ‘Counsel. At-

Answers: Attcrney-Generafs dept: . . CarriDbell. Charlottetown, $28.00; J.

{E281 year for the EQQLLCQ o1 fisheries within t.le ._ _, Chairman and Executive Officer __ Hon. B. W. LcPage. Members-H. H-Lliwm. M.L.A., Aeneas Gallant,

the year 1940.

Answers.

H. Bonneil $300.00‘ C. Gallant 1125.00: C. c. Diokle§180.00: unall- ncll $150.00: H. R. Calrrumers $25.00. K. Higson, $120.00. Total, $900.00.

Labor $114.90; Hygienic 00.. $12,001 charwoman $42.80: School Supply $4.50: R. E. Mu ch (paper bags). $95.99; City Police $10.00: Customs Bond fee $120.00: Canadian Llegion $205.00:H. M. Slmbslon $l4.35;Gyro Club $50.00: Post Office box $4.002 National Cash Register (repairs) $18.59; Checking vendors $75.21: Stanley. Shaw 8a Peluden $1.30: Ac-

$225 00' Retail Vendors. ‘Sundries.

questions

' ' Prohibition Enforcement

Mr. MacPhee asked the Hon. the A ttoriiey-General;

1. What are the details of the item of expenditure "Enforcement of Prohibition Act $1,666.30" on Page 83 of the Public Accounts 1940.

2. What are the diet-ails of the item on expenditure "Ileglli expon- ses $281.80" on Page 83 of Public

1011004112 answers were tabled

on the Order

WmY-Genewh stlioégliigésmeii items $4.14. Total. Agcow 194,, L . F . m ~ - - _ _ . u at are the details of the "m" “r " ..l.~ initcawrcurstzl.rl. y? Mfimflmfi“ aw o»

Give the names and addresses of 51937.1; E, w, flimsy, 57134711; E. 5 "- P35“ a" lowly" emvlvird bv new de- occllllor $3,382.88; n. o. Macon-ell G1" ti“! "was a! the payee: m

all of the above cases.

$23,668.31. Total, $311,690.19. Answers:

Fisherman's Loan Board .—Wilnc.=s fees, etc.

I. R. C. M. P troncy. Bairister. Solicitor. Crown $644 39: Island Radio Broadcasting Pros to. M i t t . f... 1 . . _. . . .. ....:l=:;s:.... ..t...<= all: Mn Mel-m eke ca». mlzslcrsszzlr.arerill total amount bald to each by ellch sum’ me “um” ty m’ m pa? $300‘ Accountant‘ Sal ' ~ departmenyh merit of the following salaries as ~- 5 my 0 0-.

AttorneyGeneral-Travelling Ex- Pen-“PS $399; Ruth M. Christie- Stenogratiher, ‘frcne MacDonald -

they appear on Page 77 of the Pub- lic Accounts: $1,700.00

J. o c 1. Hon. H. H. Cox

A. Meotmllla. K.C., Charlottetown. Hon. J. A. Campbell 300.00 Smwflaphe‘ $1M- Tvtcl $1.666.”- szooo; Honeywell. Mcbotlgllii..ioilll. Aeneas Gillian!» aoooo 2- J- J- J°11n$l°Y1-—Ad\'0ree costs. BIOIIdvLWCtIIQISDOOILOtIaWa, $175.00. a. Table a Copy of tile ivllrlllws 3220-1 J-l 0- C- Cemiibcllwotlnsel 51.75% Clair Tl‘l1l‘II10i"i‘“ChlaI‘i0ill,€éi)\Vl'l. of Council or the Minutes of the (56%. SCS grainor\ -lG9o1R9 . '9 .. "‘ 89S .1. . ._ ‘lottetowii. $40.00; c. d. ivvfccniiiiiiu. Treflsury 3”“ ““”h°"z““‘ m” Counsel fees $4.80. Total will???

payment of the above snlnrles.

. J. Watson Mc- m, an: 3. G. J. Ttszgctly-in lieu of f“; ‘Nauzht. Summer-side. $42.50: 53113;. Thiwsaiai-les o; the Members o, $425,; w_ E Dn,.bv_in He“ o, M”

lottetown. $45.00; SS. Hessianlvlon-

ontnrzue. $40.90; $240.; L. B. Molllsh-in lieu of fecs

Fish ' , ‘- the ermens Loan Board Wliil $160‘ Tum $820.