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ANNOUNCEMENT. REQDECORATED AND

SPECIAL ACCOUSTICAL

TREATMENT.

Noam mvim worlialvs m- srrrura

'I'he regular monthly meeting oi

‘ the North River Women's Institute i was held at the home oi Mrs. Ecli-

Wednesdsy evening, President presiding. by repeating the

son Mutch 0n

Meeting opened

' club woman's creed in unison. The ' minutes oi previous meeting were

lead and aipproved. Roll call was

'5 responded to by twelve members by

Wiring one cent according to size

_ of shoe. ‘Sick committee reported

two ‘sicir remembered vrith fruit- :- Bchool committed» reported school i signs , nie Halliwell was‘ apmmted to M- r certain prices and reDOl-t at next

need-ed repainting. Miss An-

meeting. Bills amounting to $1.1’! were presented and paid. Words of appreciation were re-

‘ ceived mm two sinic in district who '_ had been remembered by the Insti- ,§ tute. A paper entitled "Three ‘Days ‘ to See" by Helen -: by NETS.

Keller was read 93D"

‘Jack Moreside. also a by

on “The league oi Nations”

'_ Miss l". MacLarcri read by Mrs. f Fulton Moreside. ' Old Fashioned Dinner? put on by

A contest "An

Miss Halliwell proved hulre a wit

Price went to Mrs. J. kindly invited tbc ~ s‘ h"

the winners being i Mrs. Melliok and Martha Glow. A ‘ grab bag sale provided amusement , and $1.46, followed by a. Bean Con- i test. Mrs. F. W. Godfrey invited l

soap contest,

thc Institute to meet at her horn f0r May meeting. Meeting closed with National Anthem. Music. sin; 5on5 and lovely luncheon by the hostess ﬁlled up a very pleasant evening.

__._____..__...._. ALBANY SCHOOL

Report of Albany School for the month of March:

Grade X-l, Helena Keough; 2, Jeanne sBouluri 3, Audrey MacKay. , Grade IX-—1, Joseph Kelly; 2, 171- i ma Large; 3. Lois MacKay.

Grade VII-l. Kathleen Boulieri 2, Eileen Walker; 3. Ralph Dawson. Grade V-l, Verna Mawonald; 2, Blanche MacDonald; 3, John Wal-

lrer.

Grade IV-l, Mary and lloreuoe Gamble (equal); 2. Ruth Crciren; 3. Kathleen Kelly.

Grade III-l, Alire Bernard; 2, William Arsenault.

Grade 11-1, Margaret Kelly; 2. Gerald Kelly‘ 5. Ernest Arscnault.

QM, 14f Jennie MacDonald; :_.

| Livingstone. I subject “Resolved

’ Gen

on was held yesterday afternoon.

HIGH PRICE I03. IOX PHI!‘- Attherecentsalesinﬂielondon Markets. pup pelt owned by Mr. Ernest Coffin sold for $16038. ‘I111! is an exceptionally high pfi . but it was a very line extra pale var. The average price for pelts in this class is from $40-00 t0 $50-00-

DISPUTE ADJUSTED-TM .615- pute betwee the carpenters“ im- ion and the contractor in chemo

Edward and theatres which occurred in connection with the Prince Edward contract Just prim- to the reopen- ing o1 that theatre, has been sat- isfactorily adjusted, and the union men arenowctwork at the Cw-

St. ‘rm tiiesi-si time insevcralmonths. The 1B heavy bells brought irom Belgium years ago halve been re- ‘arranged to give clearer tones and the old electric System oi ringing taken out. Albert Elan- chard will prcsidm as campanolo- . The won: of rc-huiging the (bells was done by Harry Belgians. whose rather and grandiatheflbi fore him made a. close study o! the carillon in Germany.

ENJOYABLE SOCIAL EVENING —The home o! Mr. and Mrs. John McKenzie, Granville Sh, was the ‘scene o1 n. very happy gathering on

the evening o! Wednesday, April

17th, when the Loyal Sisters J. O. .L. together with quite I number ior invited friends held a most en~ ijoyable social. Mr. Matthew Dun- ‘can furnished some iine accordion music. A very interesting contact [was put on by Miss Mary Carr, which was followed by several {games and other forms of amuse- ment. The refreshment committee then appeared with a dainty lunch which was greatly enjoyed by all. »A vote of thanks, moved by Miss {Isabelle McInnis and seconded by iMiss Ruth McKenzie was tendered -to Mr. and Mrs. McKenzie for the iuse oi their home.

JUNIOR. ‘RED GROSS-A meet- ing oi’ the “Hs/ppy elpcrs" branch Junior- Red Cross was held in Al- bion Cross School on April 13m, {There were eight members and |twio visitors ,. ‘. The minutes o! the previous meeting were you! Iand approved. Roll call was res- ponded to by “A Canadian author ‘and what he wrote." The maul-ei- ‘gave his report. The convenin- of lthe Health and Cleanliness Com- ‘mittee being absent, there was no ‘report. Earl Swallow was appoint-

ed 0n the Health and Cleanliness ﬂCommitiee for next meeting. The ‘sum of 47 cents was made by hav- ilw a grab-bag. The program con- sisted of s. reading fby Allison Mac- Donald and a reading by David Program for the mat meeting is to be a debate on the “I'll-Y! is more beneﬁcial to the develop- ment oi’ the mind than the city.’ Roll call for next meeting to bc answered by "My Earliest Riecoliec? tion." Meeting adidilmed and cloud

d by singing the National Anthem.

(Patriot Please CODY)

Y. P. s. PLAY - The Wheatlcy

River Y. P. S. presented their 3-mi- comedy "The Prince oi Liars" at Wheatley River Hall on Friday cv- ening, April 5th. The applause and‘ laughter during the performance

indicated that the play was appreci-

ated by the large audience present. A great deal oi credit for the suc- cessful presentation o! the play gccl to the director, Miss Olga Buntain. The plot consists chiefly of the mis- understanding and confusion caused when Arthur I-iummingtop, oi Lou- don, England. strays from the truth, in an attempt to conceal from his wile and mother-in-law a harm- less escapade, on which he embark- ed aiter reading the Arabian Nights. The title role o! Arthur I-lummingtop (The Prince or Liars)

was eilectively handled by Mr. Philip Matheson. When Arthur's wile, (Miss Ruby Stead) arrives hcmc from a visit, her mother tells her (I

Paul Dawson: 3, Doris Dawson. Audrey Harvey-Teacher. _.______________

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Arthurﬂs alleged indiscretions. The sus,‘ ‘ and accusing mother-in- law, Mrs. Gillibrcnd, was well play- ed by Miss Florence . non

sin: ‘ _ Arthur's n mums, (

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Illl St. Charles’

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DeBlois; MaeMillan; Bis

Evening at

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Theda passed any at Ccvehead 805d an April 1I,_l_935, Mrs. James

irt. nee Mona . lied 2161

Ric was well iced. by

$13.»; her. Although anchor! been ailiiifior" lomn months, her deatb was a grant shock to the community.

The dcccued was confined to her bed last November, but de- spite medical skill and kind nurs- ing. she passed away on the above date. She leaves besides her sur- rowing husband, a family oi ten, Arthur of Wymork, Basis; Sey- mour o! Oovchcad: Mrs. Brinsley Smith of Bast Royalty; Avis of Charlottetown; Harry, East Roy- alty; Uttley, Grace, Russell, Stella and Erma at home. She also leaves to mourn, her mother, Mrs. G. A. Kenny oi’ Maine, four sisters and twojrothern. all or Maine.

The funeral was held at her home on Saturday, April 13th, at

2 pm, the‘ service was conducted »

by m. Leslie Williams, assisted by Mr. Arthur Heady, who spoke comforting words from the 18th chawcr of Mark. Hymns sung were, "All My Spring Arise in Jesus,“ "Is ‘rhea-e Any one Cm Help Us." and "Fading Away Linc the Stars o8 the Morning." ‘I'm following floral tributes were re-. ccivcd: Wireath, the iamily; Sheaf, Mr. and ma. Waiter 3M1"; 5W“. ‘Mir. and Mrs. P. J. McDonald; Crescent. Mrs. Alfred

The pail bearers were: Messrs Wni, McCh-ath, Alired Doyle, Ar- thur ‘Townsend, Craiford Jay, George Kielly and Harry Swan.

The remains were laid to rest in Covehecd Road Cemetery.

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DAVID DOLE

Itwalwlthadeepscriseoiloas and sorrow that the people of New London and surrounding districts heard of the passing oi David Cole on March 20th at the home oi his daugh , Mrs. Constable. with whom he had resided since the death of his wife eight years ago. In fail- ing health ior the last tew years, yet he was able tobc around and visit his old friends, being only confined to hi! bed for a iew weeks.

Born at Fountain Road. New Lon- QMLTBRIIBIJQOIIIBMUYUI eight, only one survives, a sister, Mrs. Icmucl lit-incl, oi Sherwood. He is survived by one daughter, rm. Marshall Constable. of New London. also iour grand children, Irma and Gordon, New London. Mrs. Gerald newness, Nor-bow. And Leiih, Cal-

Hih iuncral‘ was held 0n Wednes- day afternoon (mm the Presbyterian

Church, when he had been a rsgu- a

lar attendant Ind was largely at- tended, the large church being iilled show‘ , the esteem in which he was held. The service was conducted by his minister, Mr. Orsborn , assisted by Rev. Ml‘. 80mm. Mr. Orsboiiie also can; very fcciingly

Iain of Somewhere" and familiar hymns oi deceased were sung by the choir. Hewaslaidtorest inNcw

Lmdcn . His pail bearers were: H. P. Found, John Whitehead, John W. Mickey, John D. MlcKay, Angus Green and Wallace MacKcy.

___.._._..___.__ EDWIN ANGUS (JADEIILL

siicuvo mEAmE 'EA$TER 4' MONDAY A

AFTERNOON and EVENING APRIL 22nd

presents a _‘ The UproarIourS-Act Comedy '

iiiaiiri tours PATRICIA" . , by EUGENE HAFER By a capable castdmacéilbplayerg, personally, ‘ , , _ y

in aid of .

Tho liharlottatown Hospital

Under the Distinguished Patronage of 2‘ His Honour the Lieutenant-Governor and Mrs. The Honourable the Premier and Mrs. .Worship the Mayor and Mrs.

Kennedy, .

n. iinllucnximrs ORCHESTRA Specialties between each act.‘ ‘ Special afternoon Matinee at 3.15 Sharp.

“place chosen for a Royal

Auxiliary Society

a‘.

Tlillllllli

8.15 sharp.

Veniot Letter 0f Protest Awaited

(C. P. By Guardian's Spclal Wire) sarrvr JOHN. N. 1a., April m- Chiet Justice J. 3. M. Baxter at his home here tonightstated be» had learned of Hon. P. J- Voriioils disagreement with tbs date and

Commis-

sion inquiry into “charges made Elﬁinst the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, but added he had not received Mir. Venuiot's letter containing reasons 1dr the dis- agreement. »

When Chief Justice Baxter, ap- pointed to act as a Royal Corzimis sion in the matter announced Wednesday the inquiry would open atrredericton Thursday, April 25, Mr. Veniot announced: “Under no tircums‘ would I_ consent to investigation being held st Fred. ericton." The former postmatser. General added he also refused to lweirt the order oi reference and imi asked the Minister o! Justice to. amend it.

Meanvmilodhief Justice Bum said he would await the arrival of Mr. venioth letter before be con- “dewd ‘fill-liming dates of the in- qulizy. He expects it Saturday, he sa .

Ernerald Dairy Ass 'n. Meeting

‘me polilpcned annual meeting cl’ the Elmer's-id Dairyim Aposta- tion met at Emu-aid April

2 p. m. m. Linus MacDcoalthPrc- clderlt in the chair, J. Waltq‘

Smith, Secretary.‘

Alter the reading and adoption

cf the nunutes oi the last annual

and special meetings, the President iii-any but corvcisely reviewed mi

year's work.

m. Bmiith than mad um man- cial Statement which showed a

small credit balance on hand. 0n" motion it was umnimoinly S81E00 that no dividend be paid for 1934.

Mir. W. L. Brenton, Dairy 8119c!- ‘ 0e was and gave timely axilvice. with camel luggcs~ tiom for improvements for this

simmer. .

Tenders for- Cheese Maker and Mill: Rainer! on ‘the dilfermt routcscloseonlihyllinﬂicdir colors will meet on May 2nd, to dccidc on date o! opuiinl. w: etc. The oiiflccrs are:-

em.

Everett Haslam, Joseph Mae- Dvmild. JNwhHlwhesJirpm rm- Kcnzie and Peter McMahon.

WAGNIIPS AT O0

LONDON, April May 3 there are in be two complete cycles this year of Wagner-hirer Ring dcr Nibcl "' tbficuc- part music drcnia which ova-y your draws such cnormoiu a - icnoca to t Garden. '

Guides to population in an inc:- place-small Thin-shy ‘lb- land. of! Queensland. From some 70o inhabitants-Am whites and 300

Qcouts

Malays and a; and Guides meted the" World Chic! scout and Chief Guide.

a nnnsxm-ralrgam BATTLE,

Here's a modern battle, Rcdmns

between

the 01d Bun school Scout ‘hoop. Cleichen. Alberta. and the lat Hcclwdord Scout . And up Indian lads won. 8-4. some o! their stars were Wold Leg, Ygllqq my, Iibx and Watcrchiei.

I00 OLD DOWI/IIRS. PLEASE!

Old toys. cldclnthca. on mm. 01¢ iurniture m frequently called tor waxy Bcoutcintheir “m... win-r. m can were

wcreadcdiioboltcman lnapweant. Havingtbcgeoug l’.

ti. The answer: l old bowler hats, minus riml. Dim 1 gal. aluminum. _

BBONoVaScotIaBoySccILt-slivcd thewcodcr-aft lirelastsummcrin licaznips.

TRAINING FOB PUBLIC S1- Vlﬁ

Boyﬂcoirtslss

Ontario

108; mssioner (homo nurs

Pathﬁnder (knowledge c! m-miie area, for directing ‘ ), m; Public Health Man lid: Rescuer, w garwning). ubwusiie Safety

KING TO LIGHT FIRST JUBILE BEACON

Thcnrstcrﬂiechaincfover-a thousandmyﬁitbeaconsvvbioh will celebrate the King's silver Ja- Mile in nigland will be lighted by - . Bumm-

builtbyBcomeinHydePar-Lsnd thiswillbethesignalforthcﬂarc- ingupcinresoiicthcuundhiil- tops in England. Bcotland and Ncithe-rnkelmd. '

CANADIAN scours mvrrm r6 'POLAND

An cillcial invitation to Canad- ian scouts to attend the 3th Birth- day Anniversary Jamboree oi the Boy scouts oi Poland hasbecn ic- coived by His Excellency the an c! Bessboroug“. Chief Scout for Can- ada. The invitation Michal

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His Honour the Lieutenant-Governor &'

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