, ._l'.rovc To Yourself What otters ‘ liave Discovered

The ever increasing demand for IAQTIEIAT “bu; Elli ascrLfarm stock prowl tlw reliability of thin tins

Whether it be for cattle-plgs-poultry or foxes. the importance o! this source of protein and minerals has be- come clearly recognised.

Successful farmers give "FABTERFAT" credit for blliltl- llil the right type of animal and for helping to set many ya uctlon records.

If you are not already a user you too can eilt by add- ing “FABTERPA'I"' to your livestock and po try rations.

Call or send for your requirement; Fresh supply always _ stock-selling at lowest prices-Wholesale s; Retail.

IA. HORNE o c0.

CHARLOTTETOWN

iwillllffivi=lliii§ilill MIAI.

This column is reserved local intertet ens aeigtiziw 0i at

U be lussrtod but‘ m‘ ' r “We *-

OIASWEI-L for Photographs.

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CONDUCT! EXAMINATIONS- Mr. J. L. Bloiideau, Montreal, in- spector of civil aviation, arrived in

harlottotown last night. Ilbilowing

ls arrival written examinations for pilot's license were held at the aiiadian Natonal . Carl urke wrote his commercial ilots apers while . E. B. Gid lngs.

homas B. Edgett and Earle F Baker wrote examinations for pri- lioense. Flying tests wi today if weather con- dit ons are suitab e, it was en- nounced. .

RESUME! REGULAR SERVICE -Regular passenger service would be resumed today with the twin- motor Dra on. . H. B. Jones, superlnten ant of Canadian Air- wsys here announced last night. Passenger traffic was discontinued for the past week when runways at airports here and in summerside became too soft for the heavy fias-

to take off. ost

The Presbyterian Church In Canada

‘Off

"st. James. Church

Public Worsw: MORNING AT ELEVEN D EVENING AT SEVEN UCDOCK Preacher: THE MINISTER- Sunday School

THE SACRAMENT O ADDIINISTERED A

Morning Music: Bod is a Splrib-Bennett. Evening Music: Son of My Soul-Turner. Soloist. Miss Marguerite Cudmo e.

JTRANGERS AND VISITORS CORDIALL}. INVITED.

at Two-Thirty

BAPTISM W LL DE HALF-PAST T EE.

oi the field. A sing“ Btcarman was put info service carry malls for the past week.

PERSONALS Friends will regret to 1 Rev. W. A. Thomson, Chhlrldhttgt town. confined to his room

through illness. 8T. ANDREWS SCHOOL

The following is the report of St. Andrew's School Nor Rustico, for the month o March.

Grade VIL-J. ' ene LoClair; 2, ma. lAClair; 3. E mcr ‘Euote. Grade VI.—i, Marion Gallant" 2, Lillian Gauthier; 3. Angelina a.-

snt Grade V.—1. Evelyn Gauthier; 2, Rosina Buotz: 3. Adeline Poirier. E Blanchard-Teacher. Grade 1V.—1. Eleonora Doiron" 2. LoCisirH a. Rosina dai-

Grade IEL-l. Edward lnClair; 2, A tin Gallant; 3, Eric Gauthier. ado 1i (oi-l. Edna Blacqulere; 2. Freda Gallant; 3. Lillian Blac-

(b)-—l. Eric Lcoielr; z. Edna Gauthier. Andre LeClalr—Teacher.

Grade I. la)—-l. Matilda Pineau; 2. Bernice Gallant; 3. Bernice

iron. Grade I. (bl-l. Eleanor Pineau; 8 Marjorie Gallant; 3. Lorraine Doucet e.

Delphine Arseriault-Toacher.

BIRTH! GALLANT-‘At the Olty H ital April l5. 193a to Mr. and rs. Vncent Gallant a son. STEELE-At the City Hospital. April 10, 1938. to Mr. and Mrs.

Herbert Steele a. son.

ARSENAULT-At the City Hos- pital April 14. 1930. to Mr. and Mrs. seac Arsenault, East Baltic s

dau liter. City Hospital, Mr. and Mrs.

SM Til-At the April 19. i038. to George Smith a daughter.

MINISTER-REV. G. CARLYLE WEBSTER ORGANIST-IVIISS RENA WOOD

MORNING WORSHIP 11.00 A. Mv-Thcme: “The Eternal Christ." The Minister will be assisted by _ Mr. Glendon ltlrsrtrldge, B.A.. who has recently graduated from the Presbyterian College, Montreal. Hymns: 121, 742, 8'14. 25L

Ant‘ — r assent are Thy Courts - Above" liunm

2-80 P. M.-’l‘he Sabbath School and Bible Clullos.

EVENING WORSHIP 7.00 P. Mr-TIIBIIICZ “The Difference Easter Has Made." Hymns: B8, 0'10, I02. Anthems -- "Easter Flowers an

» Blooming Bright" Solo part by Miss Claire MscMillsn

“Hlllellliith! Christ is Risen" Siariper ‘Come thou with us and we will do thee good."

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Esiicm Presbyterian Church

Hos ital, Summerside, Wednesday, Apr 2i, 1938, to Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Horne, (nee Ruth Mut- tart) a daughter.

DEATHS

CAMPBELL-At North Wiltshire on Friday, April 22. 193B, Ewen C. Campbell in his 91st year. Funeral

notice later.

BELYEA-At the P. E. I. Hospital April 2i, i938. Captain Rufus Bel- yeo. s. ed '1 , Funeral from the Lean Funeral Home on Saturday. April 23rd. service start- ing) st i! o'clock, funeral leaving at 2. . Interment People's Cemetery.

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Card Of Thanks

The kindness and psrsevering efforts of neighbors and friends during the recent fire which de- stroyed their home in Wlimot Val- ley and to the ladies of the dili- trict who so kindly and willingly gave u their time in gettin an- other oose in readiness is ly appreciated and gratefully ao- knowledged by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Waugh, family and Mr. Colin Schurrnan. L-Zilli.

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In Memoriam

Trinity United Church

REV. HUGH MILLER. M. A» B. DF-Mlltlller REV. A. E. MacKENZIE. B. A-—ABIl0lI10 Minister. l A. ROY KENDALL, LEA-M, LA-G-Oe-Otlllillt , J

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ermon-“F AD UATI” v. i‘: ‘ ;'Bl\ulQIfl-—“Chl'|l0' é "----- oThlmaI , cubic Quartet cu ces-"lle Died of a Broken

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In loving memory of our ‘Mother Mill. CAROLYN A. MoLURE

H who departed lhll life April 2!, I932. .. Inserted b! her Illllly. L-sel-i-se-il. ‘ In Memoriamr

i:

a3 ‘dd-wk wag ynr age fol ' l ‘ ° "$005M c? m“ M’ §l*,§"z."at.n"-‘l?3'“ "" mucus e1 Husband sud Family.

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UNQERTAKER E PALMER

Charlottetown sail North Wiltablre l

Pleas 110 l‘

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presented

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partmflit. YCHTS.

“Clarence

gret and

' of your transfer

ince. Our that the sonal

prompted

here. ways be

success in

Arsenault.

oi

Canadian today.

The new erned by

tomorrow. For 1B

bye.

opment of over the continent.

merit. Per ent body er. Montreal, mittee

tion basis, which was port by n sections of

Transport.

two pilot: tion, one

for trainln two

led Q21 of

‘Thirteen

COiIV Bl‘

and one

the home

a wersd

of 010 to " There thanks re we have

Ichool .\ new

Mr. Clarence Sampal, in the Dominion Department of, Agriculture at Charlottetown was

by an address by Department oflice yesterday after-

assnclation with now be severed.

pleasant memories. g will not prevent us from IOUOWlIlQ your progress with anticipation of

n “As a token of remembrance. we wish you to May it be the means of keeping our association forever fresh your memory." Signed. H. W. Clay, L. W. Ropcr, Davida Baker, S. D. Irvine. J.

FORN| BUREAU 0F ADVERTISING

C. D. N. A. In Annual Session At Toronto.

(By The Canadian Press) TORONTO, April a bureau of advertising. whose object will be business research and the promotion of dailv news- paper advertisiiis- ‘W5 lflld by the Daily Newspapers Assoc- iation at. its general meeting hero

the parent body and Mil be gov-

whoso personnel will be completed

the new bureau research committee. atiori of the bureau with a similar ‘organization of the American News- paper Publishers’ Association

contemplated. as a further devel-

the newspaper ivnrld as the front" movement.

Ln the bureau will now be united two phases of advertising rlcvrlop-

directed from

Arthur Partridge, and T.G. Vatch- Btatistical research done by John

Financial support of the bureau will be on a volunt '

The general meeting of the Can- ndlan Daily elected as president, Virtm" Slfton. of the Winnipeg FFPP Press. Wm- hlDFlZi vlre-prrsidenl. William _Wai- lace. Toronto Star: R. F. Parklsnm, Journal. Ottawa; and treasurer. W. J. .1. Butler. Tor- onto Ciicbe and Mull.

Pilotgln Training For T. C. Airlines

MONTREAL. Que, Flying personnel of

Canada Air men at the end of March accord- ing to the the company

in the Vancouver-scuttle

ualifieri for liir: fiiuil Duflng March hours flown

flying and (iii on _ schedule. Slum tlic inauguration of the training programme llllfli-i in training have flown 71,076 hours.

were completed and March 8, and the end of Tho report shows, between Winnlccirand one bctvzesn Winnipeg

their‘ April meeting. ed by singing Ode call and minutes.

"4 thrilling experience 1 even There were nine members two visitors present. A letter from ‘Dr. read thanking us

was also

THE CI-IARLOTTQFLOWN GUARDIAN

TR ANSFERREB

WINNIPEB

Presentation Made To Clarence Sam- ' pel Prior To Depart-

employee

with s gift accompanied co-workers in the

Minsampel has been transferred to Winnipeg and leaves today to take up his duties in the western capital. He has been with the De-

lierc for the past ten

Following was the address:

Samp '

e1. "lt is with double feeling of re-

pleasure that we heard from this prov- regret is due to the fact ties of official and per- you will Our pleasure is by the thought that you

are entering a field where the pos- tsibilities of advancement are much greater than they -“In spite will separate you from your friends we trust that you will Fll-JELOCS, seed and table stock, may

are here.

of the distance which

able to look back with This distance

all your undertakings. accept this small gift.

B. F‘. M. Nash.

‘JP-Foundation

bureau is subsidiary to a board of directors. months the nucleus o!

has been operated Affili-

m such potatoes for seed pu

l0! Hinhways if petitions had been l

Legislature Yes te rddy -

‘Y’ CAMPAIGN 0 0 NTINIIES

moi tive Assembly. Acrii e2; At m: Legisstive Assembly yes-

, l ~ . —.—- . ltiititm iiiftiittilel-Yililf Ent‘ ‘elastic Meetms Iggyhtillréwbiisliifllifeiisifilglil. Of Workers Last ‘cing of ‘the budgetuagd third-em: Night.

facing or made.

Mr. Acorn complained that oer- i-ain 0i his remarks bed not been‘ fully reportod during tkhe discus- sion on the Lo ter rec era bill. al- 50 t0 B-llelled m representations re-; Earning expenses in oonnecuon with the the Fisherman's Loan board. mgltxetteiledperefere co {outpace state-

ap ars e tor a y . M the supper ram, 18$?" xféufifelétlyg Tiger“? if“? presided over by Judge H. L. P m ,_ , ° i‘ l er the Vice-Chairman it. was stat- signcd Consumers (Jo-operative o. ed by y.“ Mcymyen. chammn of lllgllz-yglgwzrtftfigmfgfiml Ml-t 521°‘ the Lists Committcevthat over 200 mm.“ % k gm rélflrli omne prospect cards are yet ou n - 3° "5 - ° e194“ W1 ing. It was explained that due i0 "i" 31° W" l" “WW5 W111i T1118 illness. absence from the city and b“! m“ W" °PP°RI1 m cllltlnhfor other reasons many prospects prices. This policy would be bad mum no; vet be contacted m“ °°‘°D1°)]"ai1"°5f- W310 mull m"! workers rallied to the suggestion a reasons e pro it. He assured thel -- House ma‘, he w“ speaking entity‘ that g8 considerable amount could

At s. large d enthuli n-ifot- lnrz of campaigi workersfitast Iht held to make t e third re was decided to continua the canvas for another week. The final report will be made at the Y. M. . . o Friday next the 30th between the hours of 5.00 and 600 m.

ast evening

realized on outstanding

Wriilill. seconded by Hon. lvir. Le-l berm! g1’ the y_ M_ c, A_ fljfqush-

gm} Y” passed 85km“ m“ me out we year. up m 1m mgm me Choir Director-ALBERT DINNIS. _RlziB ure petition the Federal sum of 4639 “~35 reported or 33 - - r -,.. .~ - 4glfbvfmnggnl l° "59 every 911°" w per cent oi the objective. The work- —-—- ~

i‘ l‘ W" "We THEY-mils with ers are confident that the final re- w

{the United States whereby our no“ uni-t will show a decidedly good re-

. Judge Palmer the chairman, Dr. Clark. President of the Y. M. C. A.. Mr. Fred Holman. President- ,eiect of the Y's Man's Club and ‘Norviile E. Luck. General Secretary expressed appreciation of all those

,be admitted under more vour- able tariff rates. and that the gQy. crnment. enter into negotiations with Cuba and the republics uf South America which will make cosine a larger market for our seed potatoes to these republics, which of necessity must import rposes.

It was pointed out in the petit- ion that the market for poiatoes within Canada is becoming more llflcfltflin. and larger outlets must be 1X1 countries to the south oi the Dominion” principally the United States. the West Indies and South America.

Mr. Linkletter asked the Minute;

of the effort. The pubilc press, CFCY. the auditors. W. E. Scantiee bury. the campaign workers, the Ladies Auxiliary, the Campaign Executive and the General Secretary all came in for appreciative thanks.

Z|0 N B. E l0l0SBANO0ET

A very enjoyable evening was spent on Thursday, Apr in Zion Social Hall when members of the Christian Er’ Socie y together with a number of invited guests assembled for their annual banquet. The tables were tastefully d - ated with daflodilsand other Sml flowers. After doing justice to the excellent rcpast served by the social committee, a sing so was enjoyed with Rev. Mr. Webs er as leader and Mrs. Willis Nicholson pianist. Other musical plumbers on the program were. vocal solos by Miss Claire McMillan and Mr. Harry Yorston which were heartily ap- plauded. Rev. G. Carlyle Webster was toastmaster and the following toast

received from residents of oer-mm localities in the Third District of Prince with regard to construction officertailixlixrrogadsin on. . t l d petitions had (beenyrigecxela; ftrldh: all thre places. and it was a ques- tion of ow much can be under- taken during the present year. Dllflhll recess the matter will he l-fl-ifirn ‘xitfhréonsiéiefiatiosim - rs an . .L

spoke briefly in aupggrt of thee??? solution re seed potatoes, and a committee of the House was a - Wmted to prepare a petition to presented to His Excallenc the Governor General in Counci.

Mr. Stewart moved that the fees fol‘ the B-Hoksmith and Horse- Ihoers Bill. which received such short shrlft in the House, be omitt- ed. The motion was not seconded,

WRITES BO0K

daily newspaper effort entire North American under what is known in "united

sonnl contact has been Toronto by the par- thi-ougli the manager, has been R. Maclvlillan, cf for the research com-

ary subscrip- under the new plan, given enthusiastic sup- ewspanci" men from all Canada.

Newspapers Association

list was honored:

The King. r nded to 11y sing- ing the Nations Anthem.

Canada, responded to by singing "O Canada".

The Church, proposed by Rev. Mr. Webster, responded to by singing "'I'he Church's One Foun- dation."

The Ladies. proposed by Mr. Robert Farquharson, responded to by Miss Neveta Haywood.

The Students. proposed by Miss Hazel Carver. responded to by Mr. Reginald McLean.

The Gentlemen. proposed byMiss Eric. McFadyen. responded to by Mr. Lloyd Henderson.

Misses Ena and Jeanette Mo- Fadyen, who leave next week for Montreal to take up the stud of nursing at the Royal Victoria oe- ital were each presented with a

k of poems as a small token of the esteem in which they are held by the members. The presentation was made by Misses Jemima Mc- Laine and Erna Boswell, and the

0N FO0NOER 0F MET HUUISM

Romance Linked With Latest Work By Dr. J. Wesley Bready.

By EDWIN JOHNSON Canadian Press Stall’ Writer LONDON, April 22—Dr. J. Wes- ley Bready of Toronto. author of. the Life of Lord Shaftsbury, a study pronounced by RB. Bennett as the inspiration behind his Can- ndlan economic reform program of

past president.

April 2% the "Frans- Lines consisted of 34

latest report mode by to the Department of were three pilots service. instruc-

‘There assisting with

link trainer instructor. l4 pilots working on tho sixth or final stage of iraluiur: and l4 in enrlioi- stages. Seven

pilots. uu-rc. taken nn g during illl‘ month and stages. total- ‘Jlltl were local cross-country

which

land's half round trips hetvvecn Van-

between thn month. six and n half ‘Lcrlihridze. and Regina between Lcthbrldgo and

Winnipeg

Vancouver. The. Mini mileage flown was 38,4114. strict limitation: "ere set in rotard in weather tions under which training flights could be undertaken. was inaugurated bPllvefln Re. inn early in April.

condi-

Night flying Winni-

sraivcliiffw. l.

The Women: institute met at

Alex Aitken for

Meeting open- fnlloivrcd bv roll The roll call was

of Mrs.

telling "the most had." and

by

Crcclman was for nui- donation the Sanitarium.

message of oldest lady

a nl from our

g ,for fruit that was sent her ' ' It was mov

and seconded that the gn board the

repainted -

inuta book had been

bought and was lrivcn to the secre- rv at this meetin

Sui. committees

were“! rcappoln for another mghe ‘questionnaire on 11881110000 was coin oted and at al

d $st answerwia (the i? “he

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accompanying address read by the president. Mr. Reginald McNutt. Congratulations were extendedto Mr. Glendon Partridge who recently completed his theologicl course at Montreal Presbyterian College. to which Mr. Partridge flt- tinglv responded.

Miss Frances Munn, leader of the

central division. and Mr. Andrew Jardine. president of the Preaby- terlan Young People's Union of Prince Edward Island, also spoke briefly. After a vote of thanks had been extended the social committee, the evening was brought to s. close by singing "Auld Lang Byne" and "Biest Be the Tie That Binds."

HOUSE

(Continued from page i)

iishments for the Reception of Tourists.

An Act for the Protection of Milk anti Cream Producers and Distributors in Prince Edward Is-

1935. has written another book.

The book, entitled "England Be- fore and Alter Wesley." Lg the product of l7 years intensive re- search into the influences of dem- ocratic institulions and social- liumaniiarian achievements. Dr. Breatly has devoted nearly five years to its actual writing and will see his task completed in time for the world bicentenary celebrations of the conversion of John Wesley, founder of Methodism.

"Real Winner"

"It has been arduous. but most interesting work. and in pursuit of my researches I emerged a real winner. for it gave me a wife and lielomate." Dr. Bready declared.

For years the author had been making daily visits to the British Museum Library to examine his- torical documents relating io_ilie ;sub,iecl of his study. Cupid struck IMKIFIFHIV one day while he was ‘buried in the perusal of an ancient l tome. A young lady passing drop-

ped a book she was carrying. It ivas valiantly retrieved by Dr. ‘Brandy. Romance did the rest and Ruth Flack is now his wife and proud mother oi four robust youngsters.

“She has been a real collaborator in the completion of this new book and we're now plannlnll to take a long-overdue holiday." the author

aid.

The exhaustive exploratory work vrsrs largely made possible through tho creation in Canada of a. spec- iul historical research trust fund. supported by cabinet ministers. church leaders. newspaper publish- ers and many citizens prominent in other walks of life.

lan .

After the billr had been assent.- ed to, except for tho Appropriation Bill the Speaker presented that bill to His Honour.

To this bill the Royal Assent was announced by the Clerk in the following words: "His Honour the Lieutenant Governor of rince Edward Island doth thank His Majesty's dutiful and loyal sub- jects, accepts their benevolence and assenls to this bill in His Majesty's name."