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Ci-lARl£i :Ansett

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Her love melted the ban °f _Gite and convention

singing “NANN Y fini. mi.. _ .\ll<I'l`l{()'1`0NE N E W S Its a Seventh Heaven

Short Subjects

_ .SIR HARRY

OF LOVE Tl-ll-1 lu.i.\' sill; loves

S C R E E N SOUVENIRS, of Delight

.Busy Year.For

ill

i been able io spend money on at va- in

_ Y_ cation, and those who did were C9’

The following presidential report not able to spend so liberally. “H1

was .-.ubinitted at the annual meet- I regret. to say that some of our be

ing last night. of the Prince Edivilrri toilrlst lloiels have suffered dur- ' Island Tourist Association: ing the Di1St_5985°¥l- It IS \lUf0ffU~ 0

some to this our ninth annual lvr0vi<iin.l: accommodation oi’ i1 su- U

li/i~ perhaps, the great value of the l1I1\'0 litlt 1”£‘flP€d th!! b€¥1€l1ii Whiifh H

'l`ourist traffic to Canada. and to their enterprise deserved, bllt I do F" our Province. - not think they should be discour- "C

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Yi money which amounts to lleariy C0 U19 b€tt0l' KHOWH 911011 YDIIF. ml

'ill

.ilentlemenz nate that public spirited citizens 5°

I Cxlend to you a hearty wel- who have invested their money in Bl

when no lcalize that toullszs to "tt 'H

’_(7iulada. leave in Canada il sum he Maritime Pr0\mCcS M0 b To

|>0ii_v's \\'onlul\” \\iil thrill .~ you \vith'its dramatic inten- sity, its emotional greatness, i its tremendous forccfulnessl »

lreaus, of which I had the honor mad of m'°V~°“5 years'

bomb, ,,,,C___,dm, for ,hp ,WL lriwi- the lc.i<l.»i~.=liip tif Mr. C. n_ wa 'rom you so-For somoisfewafi M;°;\;“» T; Pf¢;¢“'2 CWI; one Fine imposed uiiderthe

_ ._ . i ~ . ,. .~ ». _ Riiv-»:~.., the drive in Summerslde tlme we have been telling the pub- “SSH-S SC 0 S "~ mm" Prohibition Act $300.00 M

.1 ._ Mt f A, 1( 1, ._,_ ._ . L _ f _ t 1 tivo years. This Assoflatloil. al _ | _

iii»c inf. any 0 ‘Ou nrfii ltd P" 01 *"5* Of Summer “S‘ ‘"5 ,,,_,_,,h sm, in Us ,,,f_,,,(.,_. ,M _,,_ \\.~.-. ciiiricrl on infer in the season, uc that our cash prices were great- ChH“d1@1» the Dewi! “VP°1“W<i 0"' Miscellaneous Fines and costs

lldl' accomblisllecl much :liifl will “ml ""‘”~5 ma"g"mi¢'<i in much the er than H1059 received fmm mreign erseas Scholar' Me$rs Chas Hynd- °°u°°t°d ~' ' 355235 P

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corn;-_ im impprgimf f_f,,f-iw in .szlmc way as Clin;-lattetoum. A sources, Every day we have people mlm. Hifmld B1°'°k. _Arthur Peake- Totniamount collected . $882.25 5

-three hundred million .dollars and and I can Safely Soy limi T10 P1009

Canada produces such a favor- ge

‘that in return for this money left in

with us, we have sold our scenery, able impression on the stranger 0

ill of iihlcll still remains ii fh us Edivnrd Island, I am fully persua- 5'

nur bathing beaches. oili' flsllilig. th

~ 'unllllpaired, and ready to bf- sold dc

again each year, we must conclude mal

that the tourist traffic is probably influx of summer visitors as will

our leading industl'_v. tax

If the value of our Canadian res

. 'dollar in New York dept-lids, as it T

does, on the amount of American "The Charlottetown' has been a our dollars available in Canada., then gre

we can see how important it is for automobiles. The annoying delays’ ti

us to attract the American visitor whi

to Canada in order that the Am si

‘ - . ci

f-l-ivan dollar he leaves with us min

liliiy be available to pay our debts to ill the United States. From the bo sziiildpoint of the number of tour- a

_ it'-1 who have visited us during the

years, but the fact that we have tio had rt slight increase must be grat- in

ifying to you. as it to myself. We are still strongly of opinion that S

all know that this period of de- the g r e 0 $ . r a return th

other business. Fewer people have tot

to capacity all _of our summer C

es of the Straits have been eli-

at without being dependent on

shunting engine. su Last spring we took up the ques-

plst :.1-ason, ive have not suffered. tion of the .vate for ferrying motor

_ lt is true that the percentage of ears across the Strait, with the is inert-use was not as great as other Management of the Canadian Na- h

nal Railiiays and we succeeded must Spend more momy in udvm__

getting at small reduction. We ti

hi h at f 'loo fo pe

pression has had its effect on the passage of ia. motor car besides the tourist business, as it has on all regular fare for passengers mili-

i hi ~ 'k. I _ -

es against motoristsvisiting us. ge n t S “OI convey mv ex

,_ - -` t they are siicrifirini: both time and

an our little Pi-ovinf-e of Prince C

that when times become nor- mg again, we will have such an Cf*

oris. wh he advent of our new car ferry tri

at boon to those visiting us by me

ch formally occurred on both pr

ated and it is now a pleasure 3;; be able to get on and ofi’ the ed

this time to stint in the giving. It

` ‘\ money in ft patriotic spirit. anfl for

I I u cause which is it benefit to the

whole Province.

Our Secretary still continues to

carry a work for which she is ini-

inently fitted, and the many let,-

.Side gffice Wednesday, January 13 and days ters of appi-cciiitioii received nt tlio

' ° ° ° office speak volumes for her pop-

followmg paying highest market prices for U,

_ arity and for her courtesy to the

_all grades silver fox pelts. tisvsiiisg piiiiiic.

We have one of the hi-sl, organ-

31 1 ized bureaus in Canaria. We coulil

.. . . d

Mr. Harry Kirsh will be at our Summer- ,,,

1 G. R. MACQUARRIE.

money. but for the present. we rea-

. W lize that we have to lnzlrk time

. ° ' and we cannot hope to net very

No mUCh mOl`0. WC (fill) il .5lll`i‘ _YOU

that every dollar l'f1cc~ivefl ill con- tributions is put to the very best

U50-

l')EP.\Rl`MEN'I` OF PUBLIC WORKS AND IIIGHWAYS The secretary Wm new give you-

, Charlottetown. P. E. Island,

_ January 11, issz. "’

ing their liability for keeping passable the winter highways. This Act says in part,

` _ "Such Overseer shall allot such portions of the road in his School District to as many of the male inhabitants of his District between the "KGS 0! Eighteen and Sixty-five, as he may deem necessary, whose duty it shall he during the following winter season, to keep the highways and

|,,,b||c wmgu rom, pasmme, by hrmldng SUCH ROADS WIT" HORSES survey of the activities of the tourist mouths:

'_'_"§0|¢ 11;/\M5, Ll-;vELL|N(; p|TC"E5_ REMOVING SNOW. OPENING the u5soel:ltioil for the 1030 1931.

past year the seei-f~tary-tl'i‘a-'i- .Julie 607 Julie 612

vi "Pi-ovid_ed that the Overseer may name and appoint one M. mon, uler, Mrs. M. K. MacFadyen. .lui_~.» 1595 . July 1409 persons within each such District. whose duties will be to take charge NP°"t°d that 1931 had 50"" il Slight /\llLIllHt 1439 Auigust 1792 2 ` °“¢0 of the breaking of such winter roads as may be allotted to him by tb, falling off in tourist traffic ihrollqll- i~"-tiff-inber 706 September 878 6 _ Uvcrseer, and tho person or persons so appointed shall have the sumo Ollt Canada :intl U10 U""f"‘l 510i"-'ii 'thc tourst difl not stay as long ~ ` by§\'\\““

authority as to the notification uid compelling attendance and perform- l~l“‘0l18h Kféliffilily <i<fi>rf‘S-‘CII F011- :~. in former _vears and probably ' ’

_'H102 flf Such “Wk ill "IC brflkinl of such road or roads of and by th, dltions, but the nvcrnizff of this mi not spend as much money.

WATER COURSI-LS, or otherwise as may be necessary."

nt last year gave us a substan-

ai increase ivllirh was gl'e."ltiy up eciated and wllif-li has enilblt-fl to do more work :intl better rk. Our thallk-.i are also tender- the Mayor and Councillors of

e City of Chzirlottctown for it bstilntial contribution. It would be u great mistake ai.

at this .period that those who ve a true vision of the future

ng and in prepiirilig for the riod of prosperity, which is in e not distant. future. To those \vllo are colillcctetl with

ession of sincere npplreiiitioil;

still better work if we liafl morn

SECRETARY'S Rlil’0R’I‘

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"AN Y ROI) Y`S WOMA

.-\l.SO SHORT SUBJECTS

and through the courtesy of the t New Brunswick information Bur-

matlon Bureau at Halifax, these ivcrc given free dstriblltion. A rc- print of the 1030 lithogrctphcfl map

nllmbcrs clearly nmrked. and b c.~.rrying on its reverse side val- 2

also issued. Tile <|istrlbut.on of l llterfitilfo was assisted hy other

rlerl on a little more extensively f than Dreviollsly.

The llztllclicl'-'fit exchange was

'file price of hooked rugs was some- what lower, owing to the keen com-

ilie total sales were in excex of the t

Uioivsnllfl dollals was *aken in from nl in-iicles sold, including water ool-

for the different months.

The cars coming by the Borden

In the course of a conlprchcllsiw route to Prince Eklwarfl Island, for Q Q

WARREN'S MILLS, North River,

will be grinding oatmeal until March ist. 18-1-12-2|

SKATING at the Arena this af-

temoon. 30~1i

TURNIPS. - Loading in bulk,

Charlottetown every day. Henry Smullwood. 11897-1-B-41.

CARD PARTY TONIGHT, Holy

Redeemer Hall, 8 o'elock. Very special prizes, including a Turkey for " Freeze-out. `

LOADING TUBNIPS in bulk at

the new P. E. I. Hospital.

Convictions, 8.

luiru c‘ll.i'l"rlzltToN ciisiioiieiowii, Moiioiv ...ti nies- Mgnthly Megting ,8P’C“§:v,c;§; §§°“°'*"‘°“"“°°" i ' ' ~ r ' _ ll- ' ' ' .ind (,l.lV_l‘. BROOK day at mn Kei PN” H°1’;1;J:;5i'\_1;_3i I 0 D E Disorderly Conduut~Ari-esta, 1:

wood. _ . . . » Convictions, °_

N” GIFT ACKNowLEDGED_ The "m Insanity-Arrests, 2; Convictions,

You‘il never i`oi'get ii' “Any- Board of Trustees of the Prince The ‘“°“th1Y meeffng °f R°Y“1 2'

' ‘ Sh -b airing-Arrests' 4; C -

Edward Island Hospital gratefully ;::;;’:ayq1;;|"e~‘§` I-0-713-E WN mg: vmkgg’ Je ’ on .. _ , r oon n rooms '

acknowledge a Sift of 100 bath tow Canadian L km Building th IR” The“_A"”ts' 4; Convictions' 3_ els from the Ladies Guild of the 08 4. e vagmncy_An_es“ m_ Convlp Baptist Clrurcli, Charlottetown, !or_S@"¢ Mrs- -7- A~ Maih1°~9°11 N951' nomo ' ’

illg.. '

1 The minutes of November meeting “Totals-Arrests. 48: Convictions.

~ » '~" _ ~._‘;_-ri 1 ~- f- - ._ <1 d fi ed. '

_ "JW ‘ /` *' *"1 ‘ " ’ h “ICLETE I "tN”fundI;'“~’:‘f;`f;‘;f: Wzelefxr V3; rg; ,Tm the ohm, In addition to the above mention-

*"W"*' mr*-' - avg 5 p en y 1 '

We believe that n lesser rate would Rotarians and Gyms, as usual gave for the purchase of silver fox furs. TSTYS Aid S0C|9tY B-Skill! 101' B. 46- ed arrests them were “ve pmsecu'

an illfluccment for many more ivory valuable assistance- The’ total The uncertainty of business ¢°n- ‘Oi-Sion re a contribution towards the Mons' under the Pmh1bm°n Act ‘or

tou "st ' ~ i ~ ~

1, S to vim um W_ _,,_,,,OS,. ,O iMm,,m _ bmught U by the teams dmons makes cash sales at home establishment of a Central Welfare Unlawful Dclssession of Liquor

“in lm” up Ulf' ‘l"*`-‘Wil “H11 ‘iilnioulltefi to $866 00 and the bal preferable to shipping abroild Bring B“"e°“- $100 WB-‘i V°t9d 1°! thc* PW- sunmgalzfhgee ctonvicgom and zo 0 R,,u,,ny M. _ , _ 1 " _ ` ' d|Bm|BB . wo or ommon - We “lm it,t;l\ll1cc(lz\tMul ML Emttie ill}l>le}ds'e cailtis Iwas collected. i nyour Delts and get cpslgsi zoieecfor trheaflilxré :lnl1:mnuT;n;l;s`;ldan; mum Ona ‘ormg1ectm't°"°pm°_

., .. A , _ _ _ essa . .

ring in pressing our claims for i`.,,,,,l,2,l.l,L,’,ll, 205.0 szhiir ‘EOM ‘Yew available as u second instalment. wr “mole “ter accident' one for are delicious when

rs Silllflay service acl' xi; ‘ _ ‘ ~ M ` I r . ` e me ws R' x in st le

ecev g o n goods, (dismissed), .

Osillebtlaii. _ _ ..-.. . _ Mr.W.M.Bh t .dM.M ~_ Y °

d so mr me “rsh mm in me !_\<'.u, thi folltct.ol.s were better OFFICER? ELECTED At the ni s Ba an ;ee;u&ar0imel:toi;le1- md two prosecutions under the m_ made with Maglc story of the Island We md dup rtllall ever before, \v.th only two or annual meeting of the Womens "5 gn - PF 3|-ago,-y Bu-ds gunventfon Mg, with

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K the pm sumnm (muy steam iliiec ciiiuiiitlini; pledges. A row Llbml club, held lost evening. pmt tlge giiijptlilrjsctt su/ Mitre one Gonvicuon ,nd 0,., summit Baking POWd6I°,

nmuniC;iu0n_ we mm lm. day ons were sent in from the dReube;f:i ¥a.sm;;-` mThé Kiionlspondznce iécluded may On December 17th the Force col- ,-,,,,,.. ._,-hm, ,ms ,_.,,,,., Wu, 1. Th ii- ‘_ vi H L e e_ pres 5 .t M. F., ii 2 dy mowing mm of acknowledgexoctca thirty samples of milk from saysMzssHeIenCampbell,’

pxtmdpd mc your rmlmh .r-_A l‘..i\ nca Goverllmen_ and lst v.ce-presl ell, rs. ao n sment from Lad _B mu h a,L1cen5ed Milk vendors' denvemm I smkg to _mu mst WJ of me iii; (Cie coiincil, each gave an in- vlce'll’i~¢siderit, Miss Florence glue- ,card of metingio he; Minfmi gow same to the City Analyst for Test. i`

rgammuon U, me Camdml AS_ ci..l.f~ .li then grant., which Donad secxeary, and Mrs. iggs Miss Mme Clark donation ml The amounts collected in Fines Th

damn of Tourist and Pummty brougll: the budget just a little n.- treasurer. » 3 'and costs during December are as

1 wards Christmas expenses; l\dr.!1-quam: ,,

UF CUUNBIL

(Continued from page l)

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POLICE REPORT ~

For month ending Dec. 31, 1031. Forty eight arrests were made

within the City limits during De- cember under the following classi- fied offences.

Assault, Common - Arrests, 1; Convictions, 1. Drunk and Disorderly-Arrests, 8;

uri.-it 0.-gnnizaiions np Um. ¢,,_ ii-¢».~l:it'on was opened in summer- abroad when you om get a better Prize Winners in the e1_<\’¢U1i!_1ftt1°11 Force during December: ri oi.. ,<,itie, with Miss Hunter in charge. price right st home by selling to wlidiwtvd by chapter on the.A.W'0rk Prisoners eseortedto the Queens

he spirit oi' c -o 'itio en l'l`i k '

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Fries six _ _ _ _ .-..-.ife§.,¢H;»_1;L0rr.Er9ivN QQARDIAN _ ,_ _,_ ... . JAN1le<_¥ 1'~l??2

~ ctllmlil. culinnuli

Mn: 345-186' 37° N U w ‘ C A T U1'-wlv its-45 N 0 w SIIATING aT`tl1;-Arena this uf- ED Even., a 8.4-r’ me me no 26°' mc' tcrnoon. 30-31

TUNE YOUR A 1u.\GNls'f roll avi-:lcv

A EX(‘1.:|PT

fsiioilirlitliiiii F 3

‘ Min Cnmplnlvo Roolpo

for Cup Cakes 55 WP *WH* 3 Nm one-y' flour lcuplunr (oi-U5 ¢up|'¢ 9 #KU broad Hour)

M teglpcfzon vlnilln 3 llngin 21 I [1 W

}( teaspoon nie 1 cup

Cream butter thoroughly: add cup: n little at u time, beating well. Add yolku cfeggo and vanilla: boot well. El!! Bom- wilh baking powder and uit, and odd. alta-rmtety with milk. to tint mixture. Fold in atiflly beaten egg whites. Bnke in greased cup cake tim, nr in paper biking cups. in moderate oven at 375’ F. about _ 25 minutes. Serve worm from theoven. sprinkled with d ed

nud

pow er augur. Orcool,

front the topo. You will had mnur

delicious fronting recipes in the Magic Cook Book.

Cup Cakes

Director of

e Chafelaine Instifufa

Goan baking goes hand in

hand with good materials,"

iss Campbell will tell you. That’s why Magic Baking wder is used and recommended The Chatelaine Institute.

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ifiislly lioiiofiftiiii; iii.-. tiiifi-it-fit iU‘~‘“<`h Om” °f U10 T°11fiSt AS- Cfmfrmlnz this fact. Why then ship and M--‘E Cathefim HY"ld-“_”-“» Other duties Performa: by the Magic meets all the Inseieuto.’a

gid requirements of line quality -repeated tests have proved it

l0’0 folclercoinpiled by the Public S, ity Committee vias issued during Ch the year In addlion, two small ur folders were issued in concise form

eau at Fredericton and the Iilfor- N

of the Province. with the road tm

,liable ilifol-mation to tourists, was 5' i ~ ~ - - - -, .on

Tourist. Iilformaiion Bureau, trans- W0

pol-tation colnp.-illics, motor league bat off ees in Callzlcla and United Stat- th

blnhnhl-|Q¢¢7@b~7;

on Thurs. lunch for 173 'on Fri., l‘.~r.»do'- :released from

of Mr .l F ohrstle. manager of ea the spreciotlon of the chop.” T0 His Worship the Mayor and

ristie Bros &Co Casket manufact for the sp cndid seivipc rendered by members of the City Council never as good. Do as the experts

V , wi

Work' The P,_m.,m,ml G0,,,,,.n_ A roprillt of 25,000 copies of the Lean. of the death in Amherst, N. day night. Mrs. W. E. Bentley voic- Vozrants in Station overni8ht - 11 P0

_ . _ ~ ' ` _ ers, and president of the Christie one of filo momiisrs-Mrs. Goodwill. Ywr Wwhip and sentlemenz- do-

Trun

k and Baggage Co. The funeral spec'al thanks is also due to an- I herewith “bm” my 1'¢P°|'¢ °f

kes place in Amherst today. other Daughter, Mrs. Brown of the Melt and Milk In-5P¢¢t|°H 101' m°l`li#h ffrhome the new Magic Cook Book

, entun aan. 11 1932. c » - ’

Queen Hotel ullo entertained six 5 1 mdemned

o poll ii - lc wer of the Bureau .has been McLure and MacKinnon, special-NO. 'Yue Leilsue 01 NRFIODS-,_ County Juli 37 absolutely pure, uniform antido-

nai.-refi by this ./issoi-...lion i-.iii considerably augmented by the co- lsts in suver for mrs. 11425-1-9'-ai The Relient thanked the MQW” Prisoners escorted from Jail to . pendable.

vcntuaily culminate in makin., ‘Opm-ation, of the summemide for their generous oo-operation .ill Police Court for trial anada better known at ironic and Branch. After this offce was taken M'ss G. Pope, Charlottetown, was the emergency created by t.he_i”.re Escort/dd to Falconwood ........ 'ond and will be of lnucli advan- care of and Miss Hunter reimburs- among the passengers leaving Hall- at FBICOHWOOG. With_ Speiiial 1Ii0h~ Suiiiitionlea Served ............ e to each of the Provilluecs oi cd for her services, Summerside ifax by the Bermuda-West Indies tion of Mrs. Moiild and 1VE`5- D9W_W~’g' SUUDOCIIBS S€l'V¢\i --»-..»..»..»-

“*‘da~ sent it cheque for $300.00 which was iLiner “Lady Nelson” en mute to coffee and supper was served to the Gu-nishees served _

I cannot conclude without again much npprccis/wd_ B,,14|,,pd°e_,_ staff on Tues., hotgdirineis for $00, Dwelling houses Quarantined ..

xrgeiisg E5 rt}t;:§_nk;1,t,?n;1_,f1 tgyi Literature. ` Word was received in the city yes- nurses .were boardedi;llt6T1l€Shl|i18ht i;i:l;`;';1€; ‘xiii ;‘0;l§J;;i0n ACU

butions enabled us to carry on - terday morning by 1\/lr, N, D, Mac- 4 on Wednesday nig . On Urs- D --

The majority of dictitians and `

teachers of cookery tl-irollghout Canada plan their recipes? for Magic. _ They use it '¢x¢'l_u.t1'v:`ly because they know it gives ooh- slstently better results." ‘ '

Arid 5 out oi`4 Canaiiiin liouso- 'ves say Magic is their* Eivorite. outsells all other baking wders combined, ‘

Remember-substitutes 'ire

Use Magic Baking Powder.

ed Cook B00#-When you' bake

will give you dozens of recipes for deli-

e Ha e E mu-sos fi-ce ,pf charge, and later “nd Unfit f0T 10011 and d€Str°Y¢d» eious baked foods. Writo to Staifdafd

W V n ag es had as hm. guests for New Yew, eleven portions of carcasses. Brands Limited, Fraser Avenue and

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, and maintaining a te in the me need5_ cmd McMmm

3 .9 3.6 3.8 3 .6 4.0

duner eighwen nurses' ` , ` Liberty Str¢et,Toi’ontD, oiltiflbo

NEW HAVEN C°“n~» Jan' “_A After the reading oi’ the report Milk T°"' D°°' "I 19"'

rd period goal broke a tie and from the csmmuee who had charge , ~

ought the New Haven Eagles a of the Chri_,t_,m,_, parcel* and in P- C' _ _ to I victory over Philadelphia in View of the great number of @3113 N“m° butt" ut "'

fast closely fought hockey game for tene! me Regent announced Claud Smith _ ~ .

,ht A.R.McI{ay.............i... . g _, . , ‘hai *he M°“"*‘Y “W1” ’“f’°°‘“” Health Psstourizea Milk co. .

Speyeis tally in the third perod Wauld be _devoted to the pwgching A MCR" & sons

n the game- The °“'° teams had and preparing of clothes sent in by A' A Holmes """""'. tied along on even terms, until members' so that me clmpter may R. ne

at time, scoreless in the first Per- have something on hand to mevt ' u n """°"'°°"'°"°

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es, the tivo Canadian' Railway ‘od Czvlrlpaliies allcl different Steamship sem lilies. f°

Newspaper advertising was car- P

carried on again very successfully m in the 'rourist office and despite Th tho economic depression, more "S money was realized from the sale of E5

pi-iivlous year. Practic ally one L " ' Ex ors, etc. ye

Smallwood, Mrs. Mathieson Mrs

Bagnall Mrs Manning Bugnall Mira

2. 489 ‘““d°“°“

many

nd with E goal each Patterson Wallace Wheatley

r New Haven’ and Buckles mr chrhhn" bmi. victor McWilliams

hilsdclphio, counted in the ml.-lalo RL;‘;':rR;§’0‘;’ »- ame' Mt" °°n5“m"u°“ wi'/°h_ m' Easton Bros. ................ -1_&__, Campbell, tho agent in this Cty f°r Mme Kem,

the Eddie’ settlement B°“d' the T. A. Brothers

mfs League- and me vs Mm- Chapter found that instead of some Roderick Mcnomld

e Tourist Association gave every 67 children ,D 17 famfyes 9,, 1”; Everett Bower istance to the different executiv- ye", M would be necessary to sup’ Harold Beaton ......... °f the °°“"°““°'" S”°"5°“- in my 132 children and 15 babies in william smsllwoool

lniiclci-lift tlicii thc previous year. h°“5”‘¢ their ‘”S“‘°'5 and “I” 1” 35 families all of whom were in very E, H, Douglas

pmlmng °“te"5°'mm°“° 1°” them' needy circumstances. Nine of these Keppoch Farm _ The A-55°°1“u°n'5 1'i°"°i"”'° W" were families of Island soldiers. Q ,1_ wood __ __ _ _ __

petition of the other Provinces, but 518° placed b°f°"° th°°°"' °°“"°“" Parcels had not been sent to fam- wmm-d Kelly

-ons. flies oi’ Islfmd S01<'-UBI-S 591016 bt- Charlottetown con'd. Milk Cc Ti” °ff’°° °f the "”°°’°“°“ W” cause it was felt that these men Pure Milli co. .... 5° placed at the d'sp°s“1 °f th” would naturally have some relatives sidney Inman h""m°“ d1’°°"°“ “gal” 1”: or some interested church connect- James B. Walker ............

‘“’ “ h°‘P’”F to "°“S° Vlsfmfsi ion, but init: tho British nswooimi- wuuom Mononsld tlrehsfxle l;‘;mgn11‘°p° °p°" each would be an absolute stranger, and Condition of above, all clear.

more detailed account of our M. Truffle. I tg t in H' ef e “mv” °f the the Chapter endeavored to make its Wood Bros.

- » “ e "° - tribution count fo. os much as Reginald Martin

Th M u I th I I tivitles and I will not, therefole, coil -------»»»~

”,,.0ug;,:t :L t;,r;o(;mceehm;r:w;”t:°;x"‘; Ze o:";‘;u$‘?T:tlx5‘::;':’ further trespass on your time. Nevertheless. there was a total trixlteooxxlusm the sfmxitazyf pad lwssible. This Year less was Bpeht Fred Burke .................

ii. n. altsax.-uil.1~ 1-ncrcssc of 204 cars for the tourist ° ¢°°d “°’ ¢ on toys. staple groceries were sediment.

President. months, over the year 1930, or five pgifiint and executive °m°e“' bought with the surplus. Toys. books Jllull-ary 8, 1982

percent. Following arc the figures “ ° press mr publicity' and clothing, included in the par- Résinhld Martin

cels were received from Mrs. Owen, Cvhditivn clear- ivfis. Wilkins, Mrs. Burnett. Mrs. 31 samples Ind 3 sediment.

as as 4.s 4.6 ` a.a 4.2

3.8 3.9 4.8 3.8 3.8 4.0 3.8 3.9 3.5 4.1 4.9 3.9 3.9

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The Canadlnzl Prccsi-Decision to bum, enter s. ellnlleltxe for Canada in M4., the . il".

Ncrtll ."_ir‘;"`..'lll Zane of the -gm

It is probable that'in this zona

Canada will play the United Stat- es, other possible comp:t't:>rs_ are VMC Mexico, Japan and Cuba, '

Word rc:eived from Europe' re- "H, eently was to the eife:t 20 odd nations would compete this year for thc trophy as sseinst mm Ulla

in 1031. Need for economy is

- ' i ' said to have led several nations to

B]““¢h‘"d» MVS- B"°h““t» M35 Ethel F°°d I“sp°°”°r withdraw from competit'on for the

» ~ ' I ’ current year.

Taylor anfii '1;he B;>hye1S°oute.m;rfi|;<; Dean of Woman 3 --M. had a sul-pus rom r own r station sergmng; "A1-9 you mg;-. mss work which U16! UBHBTOUBW College Is Dead 1-fedex'

handed over to the Chapter. *_ Prisoner, ~-Nm Sf,-_

The thanks of the committee and tcanulhn Press) Omw., "He-5 5 nan Sargent of the chapter are duo Mr. F. is PRDVIDENGE, lt. I., Jim. ii - wh," we ,,,,.,,,,,d hm., we fm,

persons residing on the road or roads lo allotted to him as ig given Province has been well .nlaintain.°fi_ Two musiomling factors were

to the Overseer under this Act.. Should the person or perm" 5,, pp-

pointed by the Overseer refuse or neglect

to oct or to compel attendance

and performance of work in the breaking of winter roads as aforesaid

he shall on complaint of the Overseer by whom he shall have been up- pnlnted be liable to u fine not exceeding five dollar: ($5.00) for every

unre of work ns aforesaid.”

ouch neglect or refusal to uct in compelling of Attendance and perform.

L. B. MACMILLAN,

in C0mlJur'S0n with Other P11118 of mciltioned by the secretary as con- CRDHGB. and the efforts of tile Lrlbuting to ft successful tourist executive have been insl.runie~iii:i! _m(l@; the nrlvertising of at‘rft':t- in k00P5"§ U10 U'f\ffl¢ UD 10 fl V1 Vi hills and the dcvclopiliellt of the 800d level, with a Siiilht il1P1'Pfl'ff‘- i\‘:i_~,~s and means ci seeing and en-

The annual drive was cniriefl oil pg.-ing these attractions, Mqntlqn

during thc third vveck in .l:\n'vil~v\-,-,1.e made in tiff- _~,f;cr¢{;\~¢-`~,i'_q report "nd" U10 Cfiilabl’ 1'»`i7i-'iiiiil 'Vi v llvee iln”'r'i1ll’ rc~ivr-lltlmlsl 'd

Wiik'ns. Mr. G. Elmer Ritchie, Mr. Miss Lido Bmw mild, Of til ln. his -wakegs 5 cllppeds-¢¢¢|pe fo; Parent Mr Norman Block l/lr. John W°m¢1\’u Cvllese in Brown Univ"-

. . curing crolm. a. sample of silk. and

M0113 H115 f°“f °°°"i°--MBU" “W ”'°“‘ 190° W um' ‘md °°d‘y_ twounpasied _letters in a womm'l vinnioombe. sooriih, riilitoi- and ai this city- She ww diirinc her vt- handwriting ,, Wm. oidy-

Hsrt and Misses Margaret ning, ivo years u prominent student of

affio nrshsut, mi Dorothy Bent- oreinooiwv- ' ley, without whose cheerfully given assistance the is could t

il busy

Christmas season In ths connection Ewen Mack nnou for collcctlnl alla

police no and Wright Bhoe Co., for clrionl. E

have been handled durin the and to Mrs. ‘Noel DoBlois and mu.

tiisnlm si-s also extonacii to w. w.,seuvor'n¢ mess it tho chapter Driygs Out Pain iwelher, Ltd., Palmer Electric IM., mam. _

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1932 Davis Cup 'l`:;in1s tcurne-ment Mug was reached nt it lr-:sting of the _-un- Canadian La/w Tennis Association .rtlsall here over the week-e_nd_,_M_______,________ _ _ iiigbd

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