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_ MAJOR BOWES PETE S M I T H MICKEY IVIOUSE

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Westminster Hall. Here it was. l0 months .1110. that Prime Minister iSiﬂliiPV Baiiiuin delivered a mov- ing address to another gathering of Canadians briu on a similar sin-vice of dedication. Last July lhe had received 6.000 Canadian . pilgrims in this szrcat hail of Wil- 1 iiiiin Ruins. iiiiPl‘ the unveiling of Canada's National Memorial on

. Vimy. Ridge. »

Todnv it was a post-u-iir genera- tion which heard the Archbishop oi Canterbury uttrr his appeal. Picturesque in, the extreme was the make-up of the giiiilPliiY-Z. Girl members 0f Prunc-lla stock's leag- ue of health and bi-ui-ity’ sat bare- and i)tll‘(‘ill‘1’ltl‘1‘(i opposite primly dressed Enrrlish schooisrirls. Bermuda Sea Scouts, dressed in black but with tartan scarves. furnished n sombre contrast to the crimson blazers of the Canadians.

The lesson \\'.1s ri-iid by Rev. M. E. Aubrey. Moderator of the Evan- gt-‘icai Fri-r- Churches. Among the hymns sung was Blake's “Jerusa- ie11i".

All listened with rapt attention as the Archbishop voiced his plea for the preservation of llberty.the promotion of justice and the main- tenance of peace.

The venerable Relate pictured for his youthful congregation the sci-nos of splendor which the Ab- bey had presented at the Corona- tion a week ago. H11 indicated St. Edward's chair. with its Stout- of Destiny and in whcih the King sat as '11- Archbishop "set the crown and symbol of his riiic upon his head".

“All around was the British nations of the British Empire and Commonwealth which sec-m to come to light he said. “Yet. with all this 1110111111: sense of the past. there was also a sense of iilt‘ future. For the iii-st iiliil‘ thi: i11-w nations of the llriii>l1 (Yomuiouweaitii across the seas. now (ii-i-iiircd t0 be fully si-lf-iznvcriicd. uw-rr- mentioned each by name, car-h with memories of {grave struggles and noble adven-

ure."

The Archbishop invited his youth- ful audience to reﬂect on the memories the Abbey contained. the memorials to men of past genera- tions "by whose wisdom our nation has been built."

"As we look back 11':- can see in them their own faults. the faults of their times; but ncvcr forget". hr- r-xhortr-rl. "it was by their lab- ors that you have received the godly heritage tn which you have entered. From the silence to which they harr- passed I sci-m to hear, them speak to you. Was it for mere fools‘ play. make-believe or money?"

He. hoped the present generat- ion would prove worthy of’ the trust committed t0 it "and so be able to bui from age to age an ——~z.< T, ii_ .;__.~.-;-_— _.._~

THE (‘HARi.()'l"l‘i€'l‘(‘\VN CUP-RUM“

0APli0L—.-Today » Fri. Sat.-

Shows 3.15. 7.00 — 8.45

u: 111111 11c.

CAN'T PRISON WAllS 110111

. ‘P I "DICK TRACY" "Spring h Here"

The

I Prince Edward Theatre

lakes grcnt pleasure

in announcing

A Week ’s Engagement

“MAYTIME”

Starring MR. NELSON EDDY and

MISS JEANETTE MacDONALD Starling

Monday, May the Twenty-Fourth

Audience Secs Local Pictures

Ari interested audience at the Holy Name Hall last night saw moving pictuics- of the i936 iii- spection of Queen Square 51.11001

Cadets and the Corpus Chimti procession.

The pictures were made by a local studio.

The camera caught the "snap"

oi‘ ilic crack Q. S, S. cadet corps 1111 parade and the solomnily oi‘ thr- Corpus Chri ti procession. Famil- iar faces in the pictures were greeted with appiriu e by the aud- ience.

The enjoyment 0f the r-voniiizls program was added to greatly by music by the League of the (floss Band and special IililllbPlZs by the Corpus Christi h '

outstanding heritage."

It was for the elders to dream dreams, but for youth t0 see vis- ions of what may be and 0f what would be. Wcrc his listeners will- ing, he asked, to do homage to their faith. to give the utmost oi their service to their country? Three years alter the coronation of the late K1111: George V. the youth of that generation had been plunged into war.

“Not many of you can remember that time of war; sometimes you might even be impatient." he said. "There must be a great de-ai o.‘

flee". . While praying anotiii-i- war 111:1)" not conic. the Prinuiiir (li-clarr-(l

that “another defending call may come. less t.rril.1ie, b1it not less‘ important".

The future would always hold causes for the service of citizen- ship. He asked his young c011- grcgation to respond in a willing spirit. He called them to dedicati- themselves to the thri-c causes oi liberty, justice and peace.

Liberty. Stanley Baldwin had told them last night. 1110s thr-ii heritage. won for them by the

wisdom of labor and the blond of their fathers. 1t 1.111s the soul 01' the governmental sy-stcm they in- herited and which they should pass‘ on to posterity.

Justice meant giving every man his clue. for another war would shntte civilization.

"There is now and always feai of its coming". said the Archbish-

op, "so long as 1111-11 k11cp in their hearts the old suspicions, jealousy, |

I n0 r e s t c d “F o x

111-ore (ilnUDVPTOEi missing yesterday

willing service and willing sacri- .

Pup Theft ls Investigated

Thirteen silver fox pups from the 1111111111 0f Mr. HCIOOFL W. hills. Admiral St., Charlottetown Ii1“ 1 Illkvfilidil, weic objects of a. :11: 1'11 by Ito-ya] Canadian Mount- cii and City Police last. night.

The pups. about six weeks old.

but the owner believed they were stolen during Monday night. Resi- (itills or lhc diveillng recalled hear- ing staairue iioies around the

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MAY 211. 111.1.

_ " "tzfral Guardian

CAKE SALE at Moore and Mac- ...s oii Saturday, May 22nd under the auspices of St. Paul's Church Juniors. 11-624.

THE WINSLOE North United Church will i-e-open Sunday, May 23. Services at 11. a. m. Rev. G. A. D. Elliott; 2.30.p. m. Rev. G. C. Webster; 7.30 p. m. Rev. Henry Pierce. 11-631.

FUNERAL SERVICES—The fun- eral of Mrs. Tertiua Harper was held Tuesday afternoon from he: late residence, 31 Passmore Street, Charlottetown to the Peoples Cem- etery. The pallbearers were Messrs. J. J. Storey, J. Arblng, Percie Mam, uel. Harry MacDougall, Peru: Worth and Elmer Moore. Service's at the house and grave were con- ducted by Rev. John V. Fu-aser, as- sisted by Rev. Hugh Miler. l

-_-_- l THE tyounger crowd known!

VISITING ORWELL - Among Thereh nothing better 111m the passengers by the 5.5. Hoche- a bow] of Kzuosg’, Com laga yesterday were Miss Augusta Flak“ in milk m, “um f“,

MacDonald of Boston, and Miss Marcella MacDonald of Orwell who has Just graduated asa nurse

a late mack. Wholesome and satisfying. Kellogg's

from 8t. Martha's Hospital. Antig- digest easily courage 0111111. The Misses 11411110011114 left sound deep. to visit their home in OrvveIL - , - ____ And Kellogg s nreao 0on- MOTORISTS ARE nmzn-m-iv venienl! N0 fun or bulim- mviori-‘ii-S lplbeared before M88 Alwayafreshinthepataited

111-ate George J. Tweedy yester- day charged with driving 11o thd common danger on Malpcque Roe?

WAXTITE inner wra er. Sold by all grocers. e by Kellogg in London, OnL

. \ ﬁﬂwyyt coax mums

IIIIDE BETTER ' TISTE BITTER v PACKED BETTER

and were fined $5.00 and costs each Three more have yet to appear o a. similar charge.

LAID T0 REST-The funeral of Mrs. D. O'M. R/eddin wok place yesterday morning from Mr. Ivan Reddizfs residence to the Church o! the Most Holy Redeemer. The paLbearers were: Judge A.E. Arsen- ault, Messrs. A. A. MacLean, Louis I-Iaszard. George Moore, W.J. Brown and William Scott. Rev. W. L. How- ard, 0.53.11. officiated at the church and grave.

HOME FOR. BUItlAL-Jrhe fun- eral oi Mr. Louis Leonard took place yesterday morning from the resi- dence of Mrs. Joseph Praught to St. Dunstrms Basilica. and was iarg; ely attended. The pallbearers wcie: Messrs. George MacLellan. C1811‘ Hudson, Dr. Smith, Frank Mne- Donald, Ed Cullen and Peter Coyle. Service at the church was conduct- ed by Rev. George MacDonald of St. Dunstarrs University and at the grave by Rev. Patrick MwMahlon. and. Rev. Fr. M .

POLICE COUBT—A YOIIDC Inln charged with the theft o! a ca: ap- peaud in Police Court yesterday and was remanded with Friday f0!‘- sentenoe. Two drunks who failed to appear had their bail bonds 0d’ $390 each estreated. A drunk W88 lillﬁd $3.00 and costs or five days in jail. and another on a. similar chute sent to jail for ten days on an old commitment. The defendant in 8 case of assault causinsbodily iii-Tm was ﬁned $50.00 and costs or ninety days’ 13,11. The charges of urllﬂwflll possession of liquor 588111-99 W"!

AT »UARTER’8 SEED STORE

(Queen Street)

Just received another shipment of:

GENUINE CANADIAN MAMMOTH LATE RED CLOVER SEED On Hand ALSIKE CLOVER TIMOTHY SEED MARQUIS SEED

parties were amended to unieiflglzl WHEAT galweéggoth cases were adlflllm SEED OATS, BARLEY L NGF L persona.“ GFODEEIIQOW lnoludlngvleitstoingland, ____ CORN Holland, Belgium, F ranee Mr. Peter Sinclair, MR, left by SEED BUCKWHEAT ‘nd-fhhd ch55 P3553590"

plane this week for Moncton. en route to Oti-BWB-

Mrs. W. W. Clark and Miss Bes- sie Beer, who have been vtsitlnilill Providence? R. 1.. and Boston, re-

FIELD PEAS and ITETCI-IES TURNBP SEED, ETC. LOWEST PRICES WHOLESALE and RETAIL

Emu-diastolic

See EURO PE- in Coronation Yeu—al new low rues including transportaﬁon, rooms and meals.-

The family of the late J. J. Macheod. Bonshaw, wish to ex- press their very deep enprecietlon to all their friends for the beauti- ful ﬂoral tributes and many "i5

This i: inn one of more than 100 ail-expensetours provided bv the Canadian Paciﬁc to enable you no

ranch that night. of kindness and sympathy BX" . - . “v81,

The their. was similar to that of tended to them in their recent sad & ‘tiara? s. pggelmf‘. y“ MW 15 pups from the ranch of A. H. bereavement. L-m- I m ' ' "l! "mm" "( V 11111111. m. Edward Road. about a. ———— I ,, _ co 0c¢ob¢r)- Ask i11-sew"! 11111.1 1111111 tiic city, last Satulday Miss Joan Paquet. 111118111" °f . Lﬂmtgd bulletin.

night. In both case; police were hampered by lack of clues.

At the . Platts‘ ranch police found no broken locks nor signs of wire fencing being cut.

AI-‘RAID OF POLICE

DURBAN. South Africa-Testify- ing before the Police Commission a welfare officer said natives told of rough handling by po ice but feared fPpliSlliS 1i‘ they made complaints iii official quarters.

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fear and ambition out of which it comr-s".

lie urged the "youths to set themselves to know, to understand. and to make friends with those of other countries. "to look upon them with 1i fez-ling of goodwill".

To achieve these ideals youth inust imvc ii loyalty within the <0ul---"that region of your 1ife".he said, "where you are alone. where vuu arc making your character and cniper day by day".

I HEADACHE

INDICESTION BILIQUSNESS iCONSTlPATION

WITH TH CURTAIN AT 8.30

ADULTS 35c

Wont Miss The Dance Revue FRIDAY NIGHT Al‘ FORUM

22 — STARS — 22 E SHIRLEY TEMPLE Oli‘ P. E. I.

CHILDREN N!

Mr. and Mrs. Willard J. Paquet. Soul-Ls. left this week for Mone-

Anna Bennett. R.N.. returned last night from a two weeks’ visit 1c Montreal and Lake Placid. New York. While in Montreal they at- tended the graduation exerclses of the Royal Victoria Hospital. Miss Elaine Bennett being among the graduates.

Frequent sailings from Montreal

ma, N.B., where she will‘ his; SEEDSMEN 11nd Quebec to British and Con- the study of nursing at: he 0 - l 1, .6 (mm, Dieu Hospital. 011 hﬂ‘ way she Chanlottetown "“°“'a P“? ‘ ‘To’ b spent a few days with her sister; funoua fleet EmpremcDur cud, Marie, 111; Charlottetown. 1nd Mwshins-

Mrs. J. G. Bennett and Miss m/slup/omqimwmmawlumw

write H. C. Jame»- "isifmlk Pans. Agent, St. Jnhll 3-

condi ionsﬁﬁhe 11.511111001561711. Opening helre yesterday with Bishop John l-lacKenleyb charge to the delegates. the Synod was to close tonight. Business sessions have been held at University of King's College.

Lengthy discussion was held to- day regarding establishment of a. general pension- fund by the Church of England in Canada for thecare of retired clergyman and o!’ cler- 1zymen’s wldo-ws and orphans. More than $41c00o00 is required for such a fund the synod learn. ed from G.E. Main, secretary o! the general lurid. .

The $Y110d. which last yeﬂ" 11'1- ied an assessment of one pea- can 0n Clefirvmews stipends as a tem- Pﬂrﬂry measure of assistance to establishing the general 991mm; fimd. renew-ed that measure again this year and dtecided to defer de- cision on a deﬂlnite plan of mist» once until the 1938 Synod,

HOLD NEW EXAMINATION

BOMBAY-Tine Ooundi of the College of Physttcians and Surgeons here has decided to institute 1m ex- amination for the diploma in op- thnlmic medicine and surgery.

LONDON-Queen Mary has op-

-._ Aikuwﬂ 50"“ of ""8"" Edi-WM" Ki" ﬁt»; ‘iislpiiffmﬁiiiiéiieftl mo: M‘ and M“ mm"

"enmest attention" to the question ha“ and “mam mmﬂowemwu‘ ' daughnm o! religious education in the pub- .. - »

lie of themprgivixgce was - . - I _ 7mm‘ 011 1"" "Y "- ' "m Itching, liming, ﬂinging . Eczema or Salt Rheum

of the Anglican Synod of the Emma or Bait Rheum nl K ‘l ‘m’

Diocese oi’ Nova Bcotia. ullod in one of the movt agonililll °f ‘H’ diauum.

"The Synod. realizing the fun- damental importance oi religion in the formation of character and deeply 1 _, tting that religion does not receive more nttent’ in the v public schools of the province than n" i"°"° bumilg, itching, minimal new": u 111m. w vb"- "w "“°"""1P"1. in exposed to heat, or the hand" 1'11"" IIIMY, M17 almost. unlit-arable. _ I Uh Bunliic‘ Blood Bittarli inti-riuili?» Lpplﬂ it externally. A few 111111101

appears to be the case, requests Qilldmt- to aﬂord relief 1W" llhric‘ blood and it dilenn

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Anglican Synod Meet- ing At Halifax Urg- es Subject Be Given “Earnest A t t e n - tion.” .

HALIFAX. May 19—(CP)—A resolution requesting the Diocesan

EMBALRII-lii

Charlottetown and North \Vills~ahiit-

0 0 I 2 UNDERTAitiiii Phone 119 t

‘BIRTHS

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uv_m the City 0n May l9 1"" to Mr. and Mrs. R-tr-i" L. J""1' EH.

ATKINSON-At the Prince Inland Hospital on M1111 17. 1J1‘ -

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the Diocesan Board of Religious Education to give to this import- ant matter 101 most earnest at- tention. particularly with the view of bringing before the Synod in i938 some deﬁnite proposals to- nnh lmeliovoﬂon o! In prelenti