PAGE TEN

ll MEETINGi 0F BUIINBIU

c0111.. a. A. Foster Re- i f views Activities Of epartment.

nu report, concerning 1:1 his. dcparlnlent vcnr was re by ‘L01’. chairman of .1.‘ l-luv Conunlttce, at. 111 111.111: oi the City] .....1.1y nlqhl.

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Public Property Department- l.'|'i~111iil1>yi1li'nt. Relief

the stone reiict-uient ..1-1~ nniciit Pmitl was 11-. 111s also a timber ' .111 . to ihe East side \\» if in connection < .1111-f project. ' c._1:1('l'ci_(.' culvert. l"l"i'lLl under Vic- 1» r0111 Govern- 1 "tic .111 \V1<lll W35 iii‘ autiinln.

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_ Govemmerlt . 11-111 and free ~ .11 iiigzis and from

t l‘l'."‘ll§i_“'Cl'l( at the lloitses hav- clue to the

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repoint-

hi. e i"~-.~ cscrincs on the Market '» buildi“ “.'1‘l'l‘ 1‘-o repaired and l ' v incnscd eliminat- ’ to persons who

M111. of City "perman- 1 11'. end of Decem-

"WVPTS 53 255 lineal

. i basins 378. . ks 146.0901 lineal

and mitt-er 145.- 1. miles.

. improved . '1' c \'zird=

viz-lived ‘istreets

rewards or 0.31 miles Niucadan 1623 lineal Q

9.221.’! square s.

flaiiailiaii as flail‘

‘legion Auxiliary Active Year

2 sful yea-r wan re- _ ' cers oi the Ladies to 114,- Canaclliin Legion y nztciulcd annual meet- =~ lion ycucrdny. art is honorary

mil MD‘

O. . b‘. k1 W

‘lumen, president; MacDonald, vice- Friptps. sec- . Dow ne, lVfrs. James

Lowther, Mrs. Elmer Chandler,

_ tcd by re- .. A. Mac- . . Mr». James 14d secretary, Mrs, L.

3-14. . iii for ' iiiitiriiig efforts Lilo Auxiliary.

held in the

01'] IQOOIHS,

won‘. of pet bird o lllipropiu‘ feeli- - Afnniscra has l1" study of 100.- "tl to her min- of work as to birds. 111 for keep- iy and wing- uge of 30

"'_~ of sced to oi crushed ' {.1 ‘='.iltlltt3— good blood-

' .;».1 0:11 cf tlic sun-

- ;.~j.1.~.11~.1: cxi1rnally. . 1.12 111' 111111;. '11‘ tiiril m- night. . :1 1~.:/\1* Nature. tutu cure 1.’ 1111- biffl in cold Imther and in diaits.

llri

lll RT

tiic City Hospital.

Jan. to ill". and Mrs.

llzirrv 1\»‘iol'.,.111. a @011. 1*.‘ ilir- Citi" llospitalnlnn. ‘l’. "1111 Mrs. Frank

__/__V__W__ i1r1.\'i'il.~l_ mlfinltfi-At Murray Harbor, P. 117.1. v11 .1111. 1938. Jlimes H. Brrwlg. 111 li:c 04th year of his ase-

MALYARD-At the Charlottetown Ho; "111 t. January 20. 193B. Ani . 11:‘ iv bt-Iovcil wife of Henry Millard. Fzzncriti Monday morn- ing, leaving licr lute residence. Gowmi Izniv. at l0 o'clock to Rollo Bay Church.

‘HIFTS-At. tho Prince Edward 1's- lltnd ll0."»l‘il;ll, Friday. January 28. 192B. William Tufts aged 39 YQITS- Runcrcl (111 Sunday. Jail. 30. from the rcsiclriicc of his sister. Mrs. Ynulanil. 02 Highland Avenueser- vbe Slllftlill! at. 1.30 pm. Inter- ment People's Cemetery.

VLsSFIY-Ftntered into rest at Charlottetown January 28th. Agnes b. Palmer. widow oi’ the late Fred- grlrk Vcsscv rind youngest. daugh- ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. James Bordon Palmer 11f "OZendykeTDe- Sabin. l-‘unr-ral mtnrdav ni. 2 pm. 1 Si. Paul's Church. Interment ork Cemetery. .

If.

DThe Central Guardian

cont: a word ntrlct

quarters rates are reminded that shut oii lists will be on the eta-c ‘ on Monday the 31st

and the Magdalen Islands in two flights by the twin-motored "Dre..- on" yesterday. A Mr. Hubert was a. passenger down and Mr. .Pa.inchaud and Miss Ma

1 chaud were was of land and the Magdalena, Pilot. H. S. Jones reported.

|The most succwsful card party staged in recent ears under the auspices of the Atar Society of

the Basilica was evening in the Benevolent Irish Society Hall. It was supervision of the President, Mrs. James MoCaulay, assisted by Mrs. Joseph Coyle -Bradley. Forty tables were played 1 and not until the last. game could the winners be chosen. They were as follows: Ladies first. Mrs. Mc- Quald; ladies second Mrs. McNeil. Gents first, Mr. MacMlllan; gents 1 tlicln. ‘

Gents Mr. Joseph Dowling. Lucky chair Mr. MacMillan No. 7. After I the card game a musical program was enjoyed. The promoters ttenq dered a luncheon to "the committee 1 in charge for their work in con-

visited friends in Charlottetown on

ink friends in Charlottetown.

spent. the weekend in. Charlotte- town.

jemptcd to send it but was held

. horror perpetrated

THE wnmgrggizmau

rmoaizv 21,1113;

Thin column ll IIIIIIOII (or news of lueul lnhrut but advertising n! a ncvuy nature may be hurled at 4

I Illlblo in ud-

vnnec. m ,

THE VOGUE-Clea the bal- ance of Our stock of tcr coo at. one-half price. L-2252-l-29-3l.

WATIII. RATES-Persona who have neglected paying the current

i-aala-i-as-at saunas WRIST m ram.-

Missdsbesallg Stteinl/astkrtalderly groan M Roa res en . a e mlsfo unc - u 1 1 _ to break her wrist in a. fall on icy film“ V’ y mm no‘ W“;

at Brighton yuterday .

Ater receiving

Macmillan FLIGHTS—'I'hX'GG y

pilSSCllQPTS and 1500 pounds of and mail were carried ed

by Canadian

Airways between Charlottetown

J. F‘. Palli- passengers bac .'I'here ractlcaly no ice in the Gull’ S . Lawrence between this Is-

SUCCESSFUL CARD PARTY-

held Thursday under the

and Mrs. James

second Mr. William. Trainer. Con- solution ladies Miss Dorothy Coyle.

nection with the entertainment. raiisomine

lvir. Herbert Lowther. Cmpaud. Friday.

Mrs. Patrick Mulligan returned to her home in Newton after visit-

Mlse Margaret MoCabc. Bedeque,

Mrs. Jack Annear of Montague is visiting in ‘the city the guest of her aunt Mrs. James Stalin-t. Brighton.

Japanese dam‘ Atrocities Condemned y

(c. r. by 0111111111111’; Special ‘wen

LONDON, Jan. ZE-Jleuicrs News Agency tonight carried a. dispatch from Shanghai concern- ing alleged atrocities committed‘ by the Japanese in Nanking, which was suppressed last. Friday by Jap- RDPSB CODSOTS.

The dispatch repr eh article published last week in the North China Daily News, of Shanghai, chief- English-language newspa r in the Far East. J. J. Tlfllpvi‘ cy. Manchester Guardian correspondent- at Shanghai. at-

, .|

UP my CCUSOFS.

The article the Daily News follows:

"On Christmas Day this journal had occasion to refer to scenes of 1n Nanking after the occupation by Japanese forces.

“It was believed then the out- rageous behaviour of tile Japan- ese troo was the result oi teln- porary ‘indiscipline and of blood lust. aroused by the heat of battle. and it. alas hoped order would ho rnpidfv restored and the civilian population of Nanking relieved oi tlic horrors they were suffer- ing.

from

Ouirages Continue

"It. was even suggested in some quarters the Japanese were tak- ing revenge for outrages of 1937. It is learnt-d with astonishment,

STREET lllilili REVIEWED BY ..BUMMITTEE

Goun. A. A. man 11f annual meeting cil Thursday n

During streets wh

snow ploy.

811917917.

ma. Cityb m

Clay

SEXY.

workmen.

workmen,

hers-wary to do

lowing places:

On the West the West On

streets. from Richmond

Project

Storm Sewers Catch Basins

Carlee McKenna Concrete Wort

Curbs

Inventory Stock

In the

were carried out Paving Company and by the city

Ol

he Winter season. those ch required it were kept clear for traffic by the use o! the snow fall

the

o th owilililfi xtllquifirltd. After _ n a ou r o o .

she was selling vegetables to City ever-y mow storm y rwidents and was returning sleigh on the street when the ac- cident occurred. ‘treatment at the Poiiyelitllc

was taken to her home.

Bil-boil

The clav streets throughout the cit-y were kept iii by scarifyliiz. grading and rolling.

Gravel Street:

Those streets were also kept in good condition by scariiyinlt. irrad- ing and rolling. Fresh gravel and ashes were applied wherever neces-

Asphalt surfaced Streets

Necessary repairs to the streets by the Standard

Concrete Sidewalk!

Extensive repairs were made to concrete sidewalks by cracked slabs being replaced where it was

and

S0.

Special Work-U emplo, arm-t Relic!

Concrete slabs were laid ‘r tween the sidewalk and curb in the fol-

On the East side of Queen Btrect from Kent to Grafton.

side of

stiggt between Water and King.

side of

street between Kent and Grafton. the North side of . Grafton from Queen to Great George.

On the North side of Kent street between Queen and Great George

On the East aide of Prince street to Sydney

COSTS PAVING PROJECTS Concrete Sidewalks

H. J. Phillips and Sons

Curiae Base and Surface

standard Paving 00.. Ltd.

on hand

choir- thc Street Co ttee, sub- mitted the tollowi report

e City Coun-

the sidewulhi l0 he? were plowed and sand was ap- Dlied where ice rendered them mmuner and she autumn the usual streets services o! sprinkling. cleaning and sweep- ' etc. were performed. Tho shade trees were where they required it. trim-

xood condition

the city broken

at the

0R6»

sprayed

Queen

Queen

On Grout Gcolfl Ind Grafton (rout and aide of ClDltol Theatre.

This work was done under con- tract by Charles McKcrmu. and comprises a. total o! 1009.0 square yards of cement work.

limit Millie!!!“

bur-in} the you- 1987. labor and material in connection with Itreeu nuintenuice have cont tho city a total of 830,944.83.

(A detailed statement followed).

Paving Prolcciu-Unllllllvimeat

The Iollowinl mlectu were com- Dleied in tho city Ohlrlotte- town during the year 1907.

Curb: and asphalt plvement Wtizfflhfillt down on the following s ee :

Bvdn meet between Prince and : Der-chum- lit-mt. between Wcyrmuth and Prince‘ x111: stmi. between Prince d Queen 5t; Inwer Queen. ltrcet (south of Railway tracks): Rdch- mond etreet between We th and Cumberland: Richmon street between Pownal and Rochlcrd: villa street: between Aaribrooe street and North River Road; Am- brose street. between Villa and Green street: Granville Street. bc- tween Elm Ave and Upper Prince; Eueton between Weymouth and Ebher; Brighton Road from crou- road at entrance to Park in mt- er‘: edge.

'I‘he above project comprises a total of 18,1306 square yards of pavement and l7. 063.4 lineal feet o! curbing. and was done under contract. by Standard Paving Co.. Ltd. at a total cost o! $78,201.91. The work on Greenfield Ave was also completed by this firm and gm coat is included in the above

RUPE- '

The water-front driveway around Victoria Park was paved by H. J. Phillipa and Bone. It comprises 12.6933 square yards 0t pavement and 6.740 lineal feet of curbing and was cummieted at c. total coat o! $3015.86

storin sewers were placed by day labor along the following streets:

Ave, Green street mm. Government Pond stream to Ambrose street; Ambrose

street a distance of some two hun- dred feet connecting with the Green Street sewer; Euston St. from Felling street to Ekher street; Dorchester streeetet a. distance of

mbour

51,5815 4,756.10 525.00

Concrete Base and Surface Asphaltic Base and Surface

labour $6 .815 .75

Special i-vcrk preparing of streets in connection with the above protects

Anown TiiE-Aillliwits/

however. that these outrages have been continued and that ever. since the occupation oi Nanklng

till tlic present moment. abduc-

tion. rape anti looting have been

i'lfl‘i‘lf'fl on with an industry which

irould do Justice to I1 more irorthy

cause.

"Numbers of Chinese have been 1 stabbed with bayonets or recklasi- ly shot and it is estimated that‘ more than 10.000 ople have been killed. some w om were not. cvcn guilty of the trivial offence iii having had the hardihood to fight for- their country.

“This journal does not believe. has never believed. that these things occur by reason of any set purpose of the Japanese High Command, and prefers to think that tiles-e men, in the high tradi- tion of their profession. must. zlecply deplore what is happening, I as would any right-thinking man. But that does not relieve the Japanese commanders of the im- perative duty of stopping these unruly soldiers from further in- sulting the uniform they wear."

In Memoriam

In loving memory of Mrs. James

Tuplin, New Arman who departed i

this llfe January 29th, 1930. Inner-ted by husband and

121.. Late To Claaify

LOST-M ‘PEARL PIN BETWEEN

HOLY NAME HALL BOWLING Big Four League File Aces:- G. McDonald 277 229 262 J. Callaghan 221 312 222 F‘. Tierney 161 264 340 R. McCabe 23-4 193 207 E. Robin 1B9 20;. 337 Totai-—3052. Prince Grocery:- R. Bradley 3 264 297 A. Burke 223 221 215 C. Dillon 232 M6 195 C. Praught. 228 234 177 A. McFarlano 251 185 185 Total-3442. High slngfe F‘. Tierney 340. High three R. Bradley 870. Commercial Inaguo lnlperial Biscuit Co:- V. Pliieau 224 237 253 J. Lawlor 145 194 210 C. McDonald 175 215 218 R. Dalziel 251 242 129 R. Harley 308 291 247 'l‘otal~ 330. Insurgents:- A. McClosliey 319 189 all A. Kel 192 190 207 D. McDonald 211 1B5 185 B. Callaghan 283 167 233 Low Score 145 194 129 Total-MM.

o 1

mads. Commercial

Upper Prince and B ton. nerd. leave at Guar an. 11-2243-1-29-21.

M. iiiime

T. Moore

R. Inngille

'1‘. Bommzrville

League:

Grocery vs. Guardian Ange

Y.M.C.A. BOWLING

YOUNG PEOPLES BOWLING LEAGUE

TRINITYA

‘High single A. McCloskey 319. High three R. Harley 046.

LADIES BOWLING’

Kelly and lilclnnlx Trophy

Siam- l’. Dougan 128 142 118 F‘. Martin Ill 120 150 M. McLellan 152 123 130 M. Mclnnis 158 124 145

Total-IBM.

Capitals: - H. Corcoran 14.3 135 177 M. Crcighlln 115 101 148 F. Slnnott 106 120 165 S. Mallett 115 173 lll

Total-hill).

High single H. Corcoran 1'77.

High three H. Oorcoran 455.

Monday night's schedule at 7 ‘.00 2- cladlca League: Elites vs. No-

Prince is.

"'1 - . Job ion’ ’ Mliillmzm. widow’: Comer. ' -

lccond Carpentry Courle

Lloyd WLse. Brackley Pt. Rd: John. B. Mclnnis. die i Harry Cousins. Kcnshiawn: Ian T. Henderson. Mumatc: Edwin. Comp- bell. Remington: Freeman Mc- Dougall. Bangor; Aiban McAulay. 5e, Peter; Bay; Pius Sutherland. 3t. Peters Bay: John Daley fiery’: Road: Philip J Sturgeon: Walter O'Brien Bria Hector Mclgxolnald. Grand

ii 1111i IN ii .60liR$_ES_ END

Practical Short Cour-

econ: to]; e;

. ll . to _

s?" I". A8'"°""="'e» llaizzitfirx. .......“:.-:

~ Flflherlefl And Cflf- Auoin J. P. Gallant. Union Corner; H 1.1 $2.”? é.’.l‘.“i‘éi°“' $32035‘? $9.1;

pentry e ° Prilught, R5 ‘ ' "; Clarence Rose.

Eilmlro.

Short colmu in agriculture. flsherzel and osrpentry were coin- yeuterdu . CIINBI were held in Prince of ales College, Agri- culture: Si. Dunstan’: University. fisheries: and the Agricultural Hall. carpentry. The agriculture course covered a four week-u per- iod of instruction by officials of the Dominion De artment of Agriculture. the Prov nclal Depart- ment-. oi’ Agriculture and the Elie pertmental Station staff. Students return‘; to their ‘filings! tlrlday. A sooon course w in onday. , Kemmzwn.

Th’ W“ w”? mmfl" “m” lRuatlco: Horace Gamble. proved so popu 1r that 1i W8»! W"- R. 11.: Urban Gallant Eamont. Bav- sldared probable yesterday that a gmyom Gallant Héwm, R R"! second course would be under- John 51m, orwé.’ Kmroés. fled; taken to accommodate the many 1.10m qmmg.“ Mméuuhe- qvjmodore seeking instruction. The worst ‘P. Gallant. Duvar: m2» Gaudet was of a hishlv Dfflctical nature. Duval‘: Donald c.1111». Head or‘ Instructors Included: Rev. J. A. Montaflue: William Glllis. Head- of M h D. D.. rector of St. Dun- Montague: James D. Gallant. Ptua. iville: GusGaudet. Egmont Buy; Mark Higgins. Kelly's cross: Clar-

ence Hashie. R-zhmond; Bernard . Keefe, Tlgnlsli: George Kelly; Aub-

urn: Alfred Imwls. St. Peters Bay: James R. McDonald. Little Pond;

AGRICULTURAL COURSE

Alfred Arsenault. Mont Carmel; Sylvera Arsenauit. Mont Carmel; Martin Arsenault. Misoouche; Ray- mond Bernard. St. Louis: Maurice Connolly. Morell Rear; Leonard Oulflcy. Ft. Alllliaius; William Crockett. York; Roy Campbell,

. n ylc, Pleasant Gmve: Joseph Doiron. Duvar; An- thony Desnoches. Mlscouchc: Paul Doiron. Plusvllle:

"PP y. man's University. Dr. E. Ellsworth. Dr. J. T. Croteau and Rtev. lather Sullivan and Rev. Father Mc- Quaid of the University staff. H. H. Acorn. M. I... A.. Bouris. B. T. Gallant. former supervisor of fish-

Q1135‘ Hog-L _1_ p_ Mcyngyre, y; ,y_ Elmer McDoumld. Bourls: Charles H. Morrlsey, vice principal of McLean. Annandale: Mercier Mul- lin. St. Peters Bav: Kenneth Mc-

Hon. Dr. .

Queen's Square School. i Donald‘

Bear River North; David

mouth. N. 5., Chief Inspector on curing fish in the Marftlmes. and his two assistants. Charles Gavin. Francis Campbell,

son. Pleasant Grove; J. George McDonald. Newport-i Jim McKen- Do. Psegerss P. 0.;. Charles Mc- The carpentry course which con- 3.13;“ ' “r ‘

Douglas Matheson. Duncliw

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s.r.c.11. 11111111111 i

- I 11-2244.

Activities 0f S‘.P.0.A. Ara lliiviolvod

In accepting B.P.C.A. tor Henry McLean's report of ac- tivities tor the yea-r ending Dec- ember Slat, the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals

Nine Mile Creetlt; fiithony Dunn, ' w

W. J. P. MacMflan, Rev. Father,

McComiack of st. 12111151111111’; ; Nfglcgd. Ilivllltlpsa: ‘Andrew McDon- Builtca staff. Rev. Father Fran- 5% f, , E- c “K351i; 51 n dL°° 1 ole. m1 '1. c. P. McCarthy, Tig- .*C§m-Y§euf°§5-G B‘ Murphy» - nlnh. Marcus Calder. Rev. Father Hear“ Rlvéifit-stjafd PMIl/léclfiy- McKenzie. Hon. B. W. LePage. Mr. st aw, how, e“ ° 9am”- -'°"d‘“‘» "d °°°"° R- Em- Ya" 111d. 1.1m: Punir‘ John. A McDon:

. phaslze the importance of keeping

Roy mus’ Howe icoxtlnually on the alert

i I

animals. ls worthy to mention that Mr. McLean devotee his en- tire time thout remun tiun

whatsoever.

Telephone calla from citizens.

9: complaints received by mail, 20: investigated complaints. U8; destroyed the following 5111111313, 174 doll. ID “in.

Condemned and ordered destroy- fd 164 games’ (40 of which were . lumen: den roycd Ingpec McLean). Examined 11ml our: i ber 0th héarsneiséirtecth and many cases a teeth ro erl - tended w ~ p p y “t

Duri in lvfllltllflngendeuglavmtion twang: b91112 15h! via. Wltfl’ h) St.

John’ . N d.. and 8t. Pierre and lvflqueldn were supervised. ted in. this service the tol- i1‘l§""%i11’-‘°'fi§'&“°i1§““.°1l m‘ $5‘ 1 1 ' e , ; Total. firs: 113a. of the aramalk lvgalngiilslm DNDer feed provided and suffic- ient room in crates, stalls, etc. to ‘at: 222:3 mama "men"- 1 miticd herewith which $3 ‘$1

hotel prop i to ‘oiled nsvectnr on Nolxteaniorercmih egg:

fiomiilete 11511 In Ii o m e s ti r Science flours.

‘Ihe lint domestic science show

“Ne. u! ‘m ‘ u er 3.“ vlllhn e Prim 1, Inland Women's Institute concluded , ‘ ay. rmtyflteven’ yolmg ladies were 1n Btllflldflncg Clause: at Prince o! Wales ccl. lege were conducted by ML: Jean Rodd. Women's nmtitutes super- visor. u?! Louise 383mm

Annie

Mona.

iiurn. . home

Mgfjor Irlnm. Physical training

an late out ' _ ggfitum of ltudenri-b wol-imfi-‘Q.

11c . f» malt-fluent...

staid ma attending : Cece! Ar “my

. Rnckey Point. Eileen

1 T180183. Verna

l-Iainfl, River; up,“ Kelly. lllliotvale; Jean Manderson, Central, Lot 16: Bertha. Mclish. Bummcrvzillc. P. 0.; Marjorie Moore. Milton; Annie Morrison.

Anmndale; Patricia. Murphy, v91. non River; Dorothy MaoCallum, n .

Ph n, Com cream, Uigg Bediford Btu. bet-ton. 11.11. Helmh- Mont Carmel, Box Ready. Little Yorik; eriieon, Pownal; Lilli Buckley Point; Bedf