_JUBILEE GELEBMTID Sentra! Guardian

IN PREPARING BONFIRES FOR THE -CELEBRATION ON

THE EVENING

GREAT CARE MUST BE TAKEN TO PREVENT. ANY LOSS OF LIFE' OR PROPERTY.

FIRES MUST BE AT LEAST 100 YARDS FROM ANY BUILDINGS

‘_ OR WOODS AND

UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF

» SOME RESPONSIBLE PERSON.

CARE MUST BE TAKEN

TO EXTINGUISH

SHOULD THEY OCCUR.

' By Order

Z-1-3

OF MAY 6th

GRASS FIRES

CUGAW “GW “LAWS ms - » ‘ iwvnas orumor: or nA'rii.- stsieinenis were disclosed by EXYIMENUES WITH A G'A“”EN mtlllltp ge First Charlottetiiiwn Criew not autiloritatfiivej source. while the fed- . __ _

w WEDNESDAY MAY 1 vers announce a ciangc n ill era gran ury cleared up rout .

in But me have m iff; ' date of their dance in the Odd- cases prior to considering that of tion of the Horse-shoe the reriewgi

n ` 1 - » Ah 8.15--Mining 3md_3,¢\,| “HL fellows Hail from Fi-iday_ May Brd oscar 1-1, y¢,obg¢n_ game M11 it wo h woliin fe. Iioyl \ o _’_30_C°“D_e“um“ Mm wah io wednesday, May lst. Those nav- prlewr. charged with extortion

BW 11101055 9- GMBH! 10 mah CN HS M°etmg__“"_‘,u Hd] ing received invitations please note me ¢,5¢_

Kiln be . - We 830__Med_m' I session _Q Ham, change of date. Dancing 9.00 to 1.30.

8' ' 'tables ‘Nm I ll ll 0 Refreshnients served in adjoining

° ' room betwen Dance No. 9 and No. 15

t beat fo' good health

like ou’ greens n veg right eff the ground an’ we sho

advalol.

ANCL L-c'lils-'I-la-sis.

counts on coats, dresses and for May day sales. -

chemical engine answered a still

alarm at Passmore Bt. last evening --1- mx- ,, gm, m-,_ (A.P. By Ginrdiiilfs Special

-1-if

Eli;

column ll reserved tar .3t.‘.‘,‘§."...."“ "" ».‘1"""‘....i'.1l

a vos! :Lily payable

UONFEDEIATION hill lNilUB~

____-

Tlll VOGUE offers special

35?

L 7088-4-

l'OXMIN»-Ilccdl-Dl Bunllb ‘Rat/~

~ ;::».::.:=i:°f.:i:.i.l.°.°..rr-=.. §._;._'5;.1; ‘8',.§;;';‘,i';°;,~.:,f;;,';,°°‘ »» -no ir un w»»u-fr

‘ I o 1-__ s

GIRL GUHJEB Rllmmlle Bolo

. L-'|100-5-1-4.

_-__ `

I st. refers Hsu can saturday. Abducti

FLUE FIRE-Fl!¢!l‘le'n with thc _

` and Newlounidland is expected to _ton announced “the Robes

. Y _ iL'fTlVe ln OhB,!'l0tl'£COW11 Oh M&y ll. “EDU138 ld 80lV¢d."

(;HARLE5 A_ BEER, ' Arosromo nnnnoaiszcooiis- m¢°:;;nii°°!dg%en3;nMw

. 6-Mos . , bles _

Provincial Fire Marshal. Tmmm 3%” f,f‘°é'°m,,d,,_ ,nd nssueiom mymry, ig was lemma > Q

, Newfloundlaiid, who is making a f°\‘lly is J. Edgar Hoover of i _

_,5.;g_1 tour of the Maritime Provinces Deplftment of Justice at Washin - ‘ is '

‘ nd- N E W S _ ‘i

TWU -J »|’illZES1'

'ro Lucia, _i>_A'i~noNs

orriiiiia nsrf A

$10.00 Finsr Pnrzn - -V

fine or medium S 5.00 SECOND PRIZE.

IN MERCHANDISE

1° lbs 53° ladies or gentlemeiil'

Merchandise is tio be s lect-

stnras ed by winners f1',on_i_. e rel

S L

Y ONLY

for

81 MeLeod’s. Drawing wlll`

Mayor Kennedy the follow- ius day.

ilciiana Tea llcaiii

Case Solved

....M,n_.......;."§_G1RL 1_

the

The dying ma-n's incriiniuuiing cj

an i First Charlottetown Company

ine The meeving opened witir forum-

pro- ol the Guide Promise and th.;

in p;e.=.entaticn of AmfbulancerBadge:

to Helen Sherren and Sara Shams.

' Tivo Patrols then marched off-into

V their respective corners.-A story

' was told about it Guide who me

got 'em off that 'eh' golden patch to avoid delay. 5-l-li. - t '_

-- Egg Laying Conti-ist "“‘;i..: ";‘r ;:‘::e“i.‘::;f..:;*1 “.~

Tm mm ° Ummm new im mr A ciiuiwn or sco'ri.AND-nev

n e e 0 EW U all D B "~'l“'Pf°°“=5 week ort or ine Prince

lbif. who had been _give a p c ground for a garden by the re

commission. _

Authorities of Chicago in charge of relief activities say that dur 1984 only 45 per cent oi their clie

den rted o

. . a 80 per cent in 1938. This would Magéegood Hosgitgld 3 Mrs. J. H. MePhali, New

an on' €no5d&l'» P ' - Haven . . . ...

immense interest in gar ning ev _n Orr was born in Ma-lpoduo P. E. I., M003 TRIAL AT ST' JAMES” 4 5, R _pe diem , K_ _

tii i-in its e n ver . e are icon unli st ine Mills i=1°Blns meetins of the Yvuns s,,,gmn “ _ “ ““

c on Jnnuiuy » . ,_ 8 in n 83fd_ P°°°1°" s°°i°W °‘ Sli "°"“°‘ is Mrs. J. D. isernarisne, De-

be . _. _

\_com~tp indicate that there is

among osew v -- p timd U16 hobby

._.__._-_---- Watch for currant worms an

white butterflies and spray the

cabbage and cauliflower plants

fore the womis get a chance.

D|REcT §A|L|NGS T0 The death occurred at Lyndaie Ml-mm those registered at

Boston

(hom Saint John) BY THE LUXURY LINER

/SAINT JOHN

In zvnr way ilie Sain: John is iho modern conception oi I grcnl ocean liner. Decks and lounges have n trans- atlantic spacionsness. The siriierooms are roomy bln of home. Telephones, reading lamps. hot and cold wnier in

every room. Also gerfecr veniilaiion The suites de luxe ave private baths, with subs and showers. Enjoy ihcse and many other sea-going atirnclio s .thc next time you're Boston hound. .."I1'i".i"-i'.'§3‘ r'.'ii'.' <‘l.'i'.`{."'?I..§”ii.f5fl Palm Vlad, Halal Jain. Ono-way hrs from lalnl lull, |10. from Garlellelown, P.E.l.» ID ‘Ollie OIIJO. Roll conlolllt to Still loin ln' all Interior points. Sinlerooms ‘LID up, good for svn people. Fins meals

at lah' prion. ‘

I Apply any Canadian National Railways Conlon! 'haha uln. or li»ed‘s Palui Wharf. lalnl Idle.

EASTERN

STEAMSHIP LINES

r' EYESIGIIT

EXAMINATION

mug; me uuegilyim UNF*

ll. J. NABDII

OYIOMBTI-IST

Olin Cennsetll WWI nrus¢W°

: -:

Professional iiarils

e ni~:i~n'i.i~:v

LO.

fetal

P. ll 1., on Wednesday, April 24th of nu. .ioiin 1iseuKensm.Mi;eti1T;\

1840, and had

tained his 96th year

On Jlsnuary Zlth he fi-ac

since then was bedrldden at t home of his dc.\l8hfA!'. M31. M11 dock Munll0¢. Of Lyndlle. Bel' the accident his eyesight had fail

true Christian resign-il

enxie was the son

Mr MacK

the late Donald and Annie Cam bell MacKenzie and for many ye

had carried on fanning at the

of Montague until advancing ye

necessitated his retirement.

His father emigrated to rows Road from the Isle of

Scotland loo years ago.

The late Mir. John Mackc was one of a family of twelve chi ren of whom the only survivors n are one sister, Katie, wife of R#

llilass., and one brother. Peter,

Mlurd , Lynd .

He also leaves twenty~sevcn

gi-and-children, and three peat grand-rshildrcn. Virginia and Gli- bert. son and daughter of Eleanor Parker and Mayor James A. Roach. of Everett, Mass., and Christine Marion, &\l¥htU|.‘ of lhrjorle Blil- ey Irwin.

The funeral took place from the

home of his daimhtcr, Mrs. Munml. Lyndale, on April Nth., Armstrong of Montague a large number of friends to pay their last tribute

Among those who

United States to at were his daughter

son. Jainlc. his

04. of North Mayor James

of Mrs. Parker.

Eéiigg s_, ef; iilgriiiiii

Eastern

Locals

,__-_-F‘“*"_'1_--5

iii.

»m;|c|arrl` ` "'°'5sTs l\ Q mas

'..°-rr niirrsirlo on meal*

iii;

a abl durin the period of sum

but heborepcln and amiction withi so the improved service will be

tion. av il e g

of mer tourist travel It is felt that P _

. o .

1- his former home in Selkirk. He il

i ~ U'

'ban Cunningham of Pidgeonllo , illness of Miss Mary McQuaid,

of asugiitei- or J. J. mquuia, o. N. iw.

North Sullivan. Maine. station agent at Alberton. He was e w°ri»\\y dwendent of ' it is currently repories ti-ist tire his hard-workllll. God-ichrlns railroad authorities are considering Scottish pioneers. sud by his thrift- the lengthening or tire sections by intelligence and hon`ou.'~able deal- moreuirig the distance one-quarter. ing acquired success in his OIIIUDB This no doubt, is in the interest of and the widespread respect and ls- economy and might be quite ocnais- Wtm 01 B11 'V110 5'1"/ mm- tent on a branch where only on" ' H18 WUC Pill” IWW 111 Sell' regular train operates daily; but. Wm" 195~ where several schedule trains be- He NWC* £9 mmm *'W° |°“5- side; extras operate. our section John A. on the old homestead at men, who we my the hgdmy sP2f\'°W° Wm- ~7l\~m°3 in Mmu* worked and the lowest paid em- °°k°t»1;/£*m§3m“gD3;t°°;““f¢:l::» ployees on the division, coulddl.iard~ owls" ~ - ~ ‘i l be expected to keep the ya an' woiiesteu, muse., so-r. Katie mg- ,§,m,e_., dm 0, ,now ,vm ,,, ,m €m"°"» B°°"°“- Wd MMV- ws- mal weather, without the assist-|

°°k mm” ‘W _ ance of extra men.

` ind

tel*

"It was held at h‘st; hot,

st in fall

ins A mga eireie ef friends and ac- Wh MW Wh 'il G‘P° '1"*""°° and ren- owners mir. nga quammmes Wm shocked to yearn if the travelling is favourable, at 1 mm st.n_.ch,to;n _ _ _ A ___

yen gar s repo no prevl us of the sudden passing of Barbara smmenlde at mm ‘md 7 'espn' 2 Mrs. Roland Easter, New

ning experience. as comp i-es craig, wire of Austin on-, at the tively. Further notice i€tggM_5_1_‘L wmshue ,_

small

tg? 0-éhxdelwifseagle mest d;ll8ht€l‘ gamguahégry ,1§h“;'°°s5g;‘&lgm;: ,ggi-,ie _

d ‘idmfesggg ,gs t}I:hnUc:m’,bmm; elaborate and the procedure in °lW`g‘s R BWV” W°°d I5

- ~ an .. .

fifteen yew- "°,§§““ “fm” "§‘§m,§',‘°’°m'“g,,',§‘ 7 mp. rr;-.1, cirtown .

she ieuveeio mourn iiesisesiier me °d ° 8”” “mth ' 'rotei . .eosiiai ii . _ husband, one son' mmm-d hm- After alittle. diso8R¢I¥\¢ 8 .WW Weekly product-‘lm 797 per oem es are ava able Kindly call the

miner and rnetner. one sister, brought in a verdict of nent guilty- Pen Hen mg Po ' Captain. Miss D. Bentley. if

Miiiieent mrs. nswura Morgan) A1¥\°“¢ *h°S° Elf! 9°; Hu""’s§ 7 __ _Z __ 1,6 _ me Cumberland, Maryland; three M995"-D'\WK*“`5 “W-R ~ ’ ° 2 ' 7' ws " 1251 011 M°“dHl' U13 61h N115 Com- on the occasion of the K brothers, Bennison and Lloyd in D""'id M;th‘°““'wLf"g1“1d11;Tdrf1if:‘ 3 5 ' '. In 121'* pany _ioti;1s thgdctlne-; Guide Com- sliver Jubilee the Girl Guides

vnmiltswn and ottn in Bangor. mm-1 M°__wn_ _mi 6 9 _ _ _ 99 pa es par c to victonu

Mrs.. 0rr‘s genial smile and Ch““"“°"- P°P° Cl”k' ‘Cm"u°

six ri,n i.iisa.u<iei-s.Miss ...a . . . ._.124

“Wy dlspwngsn “(;d°‘1;e§v;°‘:r3 !1`i‘<lle1ai'¢ei!;&¢-el‘iun;fi:rey. andllvilss Belle P. A. Driscoll, Manamr of

§§;eT;“§!lffci§nw”'qug‘:1y ,wgmed Agnew. After the jury had brought test. Dr. .l. A. Clark, supeiinten e

was conducted bythe Rev. Victor V. ls! htleliir verdlotd o:;'fle€hear;igdls;nd5 tempting it --

5°WV°’» P'-‘*°’ °’ “‘° '“°*“‘°‘““ ° Pie! d to these 'James oo`iiin` of the oeum

ioiiuren, and was new min the the S°°1°=>" Wm *We M mm N M 1 ¥‘»h th F th ern

nusseu mineral 1-rome in woiiustou; present' A Mmm-'of vw is “ °““ E"°’°”' “S ° ’Y.“‘-“ Y ber of the Blackbuus <»» atm- uh ~i tm- “he l'°“‘:.“.i’°;’.i’;e:..§;=°‘.z.“°i.‘::.’r. ‘.;i.“§.ii.°.”:Y.:i‘.r:.“z..‘::..2.‘;.';. ‘.;°;‘;.;. - sne iid to rest .in Mount P" ll an f » - 2ND ciism.o'r'rr~:rowN coivr- Your-Mniesiys iwuession to Wonlggn %ememry_ iwigmoie moved and mnahg John last The remains arrived PAN-Y

fm ~»~ my nrt ri“°::‘;ws’.... ii. :r.:2.:;;1"~

pieces testifying to the hlKh` esteem mmm -do-Sed _Mm Basmu ngiaylgxormnki ._ -__ Friday. April 262.11-The‘e wil; a would also respectfully assure

. N

' ‘ Eas

‘ I I I MB JOHN MADKQQZIE '”_"'°-_‘_-‘ ‘ 01' "W O- N~ huteli 5'P¢1'1l/ her W

- - h°1fdlY5 3* hm' h°m¢ in 5*- Ter' increasing week by week. ‘Roll call sovereigns and of their earn

SSH ` drill was smartly done. _A_fter“oor- prayer that Health, Peace, a

Nl ner time‘_’ onine g,,r_elo,y race with- Prosperity may wait upon Yo S- the Patwls as teams. 'An exerting' Mnjesties reriong years to co

_ Ule.

c- ____..'__-e-_

1 3

__|r-

i 3 -<

of mu, d Luigi Colombcni Sous C

his hi M me “suit a m ---- Chateau Laurier hotel Ottawa

Doubie ferry passenger service

between the Island and the main

the earlier, rather than the later, connection from Sackviile affords convenience to the greatest number and avoids the winter and early spring, when navigation conditions in the Straits are oftirnes hamrd us Mr. McPhee. C.N.R.., section forc-

man; York, spent the weekend at

odical inspection tour of ng es by all. The meeting closed a

be .

are

suffering from an infected hand-

We regret to learn of the serious

YW € 8

Ed_ Akncts. A Guide of each Patrol tif

llBf, _____,, GD MLODU B . -r ly yep Pmh knot it

R§_ Avsrrnq Q53 Wédlflesdny, MBV lst in Pe0ple's ` rd 11 J ‘ . as “was mentmm' M oiiui-cn, city st 1.30 1=.M. .ine sub- Ziff, w,1f"§,,§§,§ ';‘;y,fu““2f féfgf ‘°’ P°”“'S being “WH-ded f°1‘ Surf'

Pts Tests and study lol' Badges follow 8796 ed. Miss Worthy's Class then cor.

tinued.

On Friday evening next Heier

B733 GW/ES. Thelma Sheri-en and Jean

Bevan will be enrolled at the home

9459 oi' the Captain.

7 B The Company is holding a Rum 3.5 mage Sale in St. Peters Hall on`

Saturday at 8.30 pm. Will all moth-

7503 ers and 1riends,p1case,lnog'_in their M

r =*'

Perfection

ICE CREAM

made from rich Island Cream and the Purest

ingredients in a sanitary

plant which is under gov-

ernment inspection,

unsurpassed as a delicacy

and a healthful food.

is always welcome a

appreciated on any

¢?"§

“IT’S A' _TREA T

T0 EA T”

ion.

066415'

ISLAND ll

"*l

,,,J"

A REMINDER -T0

This is the UIIUJI PERFECTION

- CREAM sales luinp. The CENTRAL CRE ERIES can supply dealers anywhere in province with brick or bulk ice cream, eortes,.ice cream scoops, pails, sanitary plates, spoons, ond ‘ ~_

- soda straws. Famous Imperial Cones handl

exclusively. Write or phone orders to

Charlottetown and Surnmerside

ICE CREAM

CENTRAL CREAMERIES

ICEL; AM-

Jhc- lf'

ed I _.thc

attics and send their contributio

g75§~2 in between 2 and 3 p.m. on S

lll

ts have anything to give. V

H-fl Can

*Q -e

114 .. mo No meemg Wm be hem that e

nl The Comnhny regrets that Mary

to? and

_ ___d

Mrsarry has been compelled

in leave due .ta ill heailth “Doris G n 1195 I6 10ln€ri ahd is now a m

the

Thr

very good attendance at this

‘iriwhich sliewii-‘iheld.~.. .-‘ _ -. .. ». » - H1

" “_ ‘ ‘ M155 Ethel l“°l` °f me 5”" ing Inspection was taken for pst-‘ the Queen, of their loyal and

Canadian National hotel B

the Board °f Re Y same or 'sieeping rims- so

the Charlottetown roundhouse

11 I. campfire

on s. business trip to Charlotte held on Saturday at Moore as in connection with the Canadian Leod‘s Ltd.. amount to $34.00.' To tors

at' make this sale a. succe-in we exte

'l urday May sin cruises with iiieye- ou, my grateful ,h,,,.,ks_

_ _ P

11"-9 for the silver .iubiiiee celebrations tiireugii ms meeiienuy, the

‘nh _ _ ven- amor-General. s. special message, Oo' ing. but a short meeting will' be loyalty and devotion which reads

town

ilils ‘Your Majesty's Dominion of C = ode, unite in extending their

icitntions on this, the occasion

. “The Girl Guides of

t~' Majesty and Her Graoioim Majesty,

de-

hearty singsong around the new The April meeting of “Pie

0 . I _ ' ' Circle” Institute 'was held at is The proceeds of the cake-' sale home of Mrs. Elmer Gam

Mo- Twelve members and several

-V05 MESSAGE T0 HIS MAJESTY

aria. are sending His Maj

' l‘i“ld on Tuesday the 'ith at 330 pun follows:

“Girl Guides, torty~seven thc

strong. from every Province

Twenty-iii-th. Anniversary

one,

Y roi possessions, which are steadily’ voted allegiance to their belov

were present. The Pieslde

lng‘s

est GOV-

us-

an _ fel-

the

Canada

our ‘

est nd

asant

th ble. visi- n

of Yr

of BS

of oi

u.r

over by the Vice-President, Mrs. Earle Boulter, opened by singing In-

ggisute “Ode” Roll call 'was answered.

"!~Iousecleaning Hints." Minutes

of previous meeting were rear-1 and adopt/ed. Several letters were read and discussed by members, school committee reported the need of a new broom. It was moved by Mrs. George MacKay, seconded by Mrs. Jerome McKenna, that the broom be purchased. There was no report from the sick committee. The following committees were appointed for the next month. School-Miss and Mrs. Ewen Cameron. Program Harvey. Sick-Mrs. Elmer Gamble and Mrs. Ewen Cameron. Program re-appointed. It was decided to send a. “Sunshine Box" at letters and cards to a member who was ill in Hospital. Four questionnaires were discussed and filled in. Pro- gram consisted of a Reading. "An Unfortunate circumstance" by Miss Aiudrey Harvey was enjoyed -by all. Dainty refreshments were then served by the hostess.

Next meeting at the home of Mrs.

George MacKay. Roll call to be answered by "The Best Variety of my Favorite Vegetable. Meeting closed by singing National Anthem. __________.__ NEW DOMINION W. I.

The regular monthly meeting of

land is to be restored on May 2'! National hotel all those who so kindly assisted to; being ill. the meeting -was presided this Institute was held at the home

Phee contributed ing's enjoyment

and amusing time was “Grab Bag” which also terlally to the funds __ stitute.

Several solos by

of Mrs George Wilson on evening. April 4th with an dance of twelve members

visitors The meeting

-551151118 O Canada'

was responded to miriutes io!_ tihe

were read and the sum of two

to be sent to the

correspondence was eluded in this was thanks from Misa

Ewen now of

The May meeting win be new i

the School-room, R011 gnu answered with “Gardening A delicious lunch was served by th hostess and the meeting closed H singing the National Anthem. l

i ‘

osrrz rioiwrwcovering the di-f

Blnnemim won the South Westem Province 100 miles championship, t/akirig yiou from milk bottles handed to along the way as he rode.

to if Hint#

won overs crrniinnonsmri

tance in about five hours cg

endri Alri .,. ‘Y

UW. hmorl

_gc

N0 QECOND ._. ‘ii-(E

-Y ULL --

Fate has a way of playing hav with the brat intentions of men

and this was strongly eniplils at Tignish railway station ms Bsturday morning. Two men from Summcrside (no names mentioned), who spent Good Friday in Tlgnish, intended returning on ss train sat- uiiday morning but on a.i-rival at the depot, found the train for’ Prince county capital had left about two minutes before. There was no other outward ti-sin until the fol- lowing Monday and the situation was ons they could not very sue- osmfully handle. 'Huey enquired about the section-men, gasoline cor. but found this conveyance had

train, and was. there-

of siglhtf also. The passib or autos ia'

I conference they

tim' than remain away respective families over holidcyl. to bc on tho

. and though rdcned

they started Valk Bummeraide. 19 were reported iles and, thoiqh

_ itioiru Joliixkslkr

fame. they -mess Summc\‘l_lde'lsaforl bc sence oirlsstsr morn~

undcrtakllil mil

#ghast-

Too Late Too Clcslfy

in*:‘e=efi;ie~ ;.i.i@.i;.eir-.e.-fel ni i

gl!

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M.. . ,,,_,~w »._¢..,.»..r-anew tr...-in..-.. U ‘ ...f-mini,”

HON HE CAN ‘5'\'EP

farm _ H was born on 7 T°““°' °f W” '_ _ . _"1 ilu".

°" ° thmm, ,umm ,,¢.’ N 0 E S commissioners. who is one iiiiinperg; ies bv Misa srsenauit, was egkages rnmsswr cmccn iNs'ri'rU'rz

url » -

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A No wonder Ernie praises' Grape-Nuts! It’s noi only one of the. most energizing and completely ncdclsh- ing' of foods but is also one of the moat deliciousl

- Easy to digest,toc. And economical-costa only about

~ - onecustassrvlrm Getapsoksgafmm-yqir grocer.

Grape =Nuts

i ’§ 5 .E

i§§iier

LATE

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AND ER\llE

Please Mm #ou Resuv eiioiiiu anis -non snare aim;-iiurs. we iiiisize leer me ENERGY `\l-lA\‘ GE‘rs' Me i-isize on°1iMs

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