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0! “ACE DRUMMOND"

“It lei! at Quests

REST AND QUIETNESS THE

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kbo l. Welt-ave no alternative means for travel. or for transportation of produce, and must depend entirely on our dirt roads; which in tum relive: the moods of nature in such a way that for a great part of the jrtyl: a joiuncy from home is an ‘ unpleasant adventure, He referred 1 to lntllnations by the Premier and 'l~.r\ Minister of Public Works that l no more paving is to be done until what is already completed has pro- ,\'-n its worth. These statements l ‘.\'(‘lllfI be more convincing were it l not for the vast amount of prepar- nlory svork (lone on certain roads last fall. In the speaker's opinion these statements were merely for the punioso of side-tracking or de- ‘araadl presentation of claims for lllll‘ southern route. which claims fill‘ so obvious and just that. once lreeeived, they could not be ig- l nr-lrtl. Mr T. J, Wialzlnton ZISSOYINI that

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We have a large stock of batteries pur- (‘ha-xvi at the old price. New stock just in. If ion new] a new battery come in and huy._____Y0i|

tam Nlii‘ money by buying here.

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' ‘ll lllllil i llr- same lrrnltinrnt. that has been l “M” l 1 sections of the pro- rl when

"lfV ago we were promised a rail- _v.':iv in proof of which lie quoted i from Ilansartl. We did not not the i railway: nor are we likely to. but at least one other district in the pro- , iillrc has been given a DflVCd road tin lieu of a promised railway. ‘He that. we are entitled to the , Hlllll‘ consult-ration.

Tl.‘ chairman appointed a. resolu-

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Bookkeeping systems installed or revised Profit and Loss Accounts Computed,

Trustee under the Bankruptcy Act

Company By-Laivs. Minutes, Annual Statements and Reports Prepared.

Administration of Estates l a Specialty. MONEY TO LOAN.

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wgéanfihigtketézjfisistingbf Ben‘; YOUNGSTERS GRnATEbT NEED ley Creed, Joseph Campbell and Waller Burdett. who, after consul- tation presented the following reso- lutions:

A mother consulted a children's specialist because her 8 months‘ old child had her up in the night

Moved by Jggoph gnmpbeu, 5w- every 15 or 2O minutes. and the o,» n19)‘ amoun o s eep uruig e ay (led by 1.. s. I-Iu . t f1 d “l d Whereas, it is evidently the in- W115 110l- mom than B“ hQlIT- The tcntion of the government to 0011-,‘ youngster was pale. thin. restless.

struct a paved hlghlvay betweenl and had no appetite.

Charlottetown and Souris; After a. thorough examination of

And WIIBIWBH-i. it W88 U11! flnl1011X1-~ the child and questioning of the ced policy of the govvrnmeiit when‘ mgthgiy the physician stated that, the Devin: of hishwllrs was in-l in his opinion. the whole trouble

Zlllgllfilltftl. that those rontis serving; was due to nervousness, this new-

the greatest proportion of the p0p- oumess being inherited from the

ulallon be first paved; mother hemem

And whereas, the route via the‘ In Spefikmg of the principal , 49 Road, Cardigan and Dundas ser- l can,“ of exmsswe nervousness m , ves the great-est liullllbql. of tart pay- i. children D,‘ Emmett Ho“ m his @5315): any toad east of CIIZIIIOI/Ifl-a _T,3es ca,“ and Fwdmg o,

And whereas. the people of St. ‘,1 rm EYSI— , _ flleorges, Dundlus, Launching. Little mgallfwmoit» tngifglgigg; ‘Pond, Annandaie and surioililding Me an inhmflpfl nervmls constihb

drstricts are without railway facili- _ _ ties and without any other adequate “m? and the dellcale Stlflctllre ‘md rapid grovrth of the brain in earlv

‘or sattsfactor- means of transpor-

‘ mm,“ excqnlmv mgmvay running life. It should be remembered that ‘tmvougy, mu (USU-lat; ,the brain group as much during l And whereas, tlu.» aforesaid high-l lull" llY-‘ll .l'¢‘5‘1‘ ‘l5 (“Wing Rll the way is only til. for travel and mov- rPFi of life."

‘inl; of merchandisl: or produce in r Nrrvotisness mil)’ also be caused ltlry and favorable fit-‘ileflllh, and is by anaemia ithin bloodi. disturb- ,‘ oiler. for weeks at a time ln a con-i ances_of digest-‘on. and an insuf- ldillotl which nlzikes traurl of any

ferry service being established be-- twcen \"0od Islands and the Main-l land lhc intvresls of Kings and, hlaracrn Quotas counties would be, best scrretl by this route; | And whereas. Georgetown and , Stnzrls are llzr chief uulllcr shippuig‘ ports of the provmcc and there- , lore pzuuiube lll§,lIi-.|_\,\ in this dis- . .110; are essential to the best in- .. . of the shipping population; A d whereas ,lile said route is l only one which could be con-l .rl.tl a central trunk highway’

V. kmti illlflCblfilblL‘, expensive and; if“ " l‘ lllUlb l. " in, l uAutl Wllélgllo, in the event of

WHEN you feel

worn out, when ynll are thin or stom- zlcll gives trouble, with gas, or "sour ri sings," try Dr. Picrcc's Go lclc n Medical Discovery. If you have a cough due to a cold or if you ncctl to put on this is lllc tonic for you. "lily llpllrllll‘ failed, 1 l<i=t WClRlll and MICUKIII, and my ivliulc system bClIlIlIi‘. s3

Ilflil any llwll,

llgll Eastern Pringg Edauiq 15- n-l-ak. Also my digestion was an} u, m. . said James lloivarth oi it East 2‘lli Sh, lilamillon, Ont. "I sinned taking Dr.

Pit-reds Golden Medical Disruvcry and soon nuiirrd l\ llcclvlcri rlianlzc. 1 pirked up In appetite and WCIRIII and ivas rvlirvrll oi a.

Bu’ it therefore resolved, that this ~=tnz request that, if and when

; on of paved hillhlvays, , '. i l 1 harloltelown to the East is §9,,'l§l,'.,d§§ F113;}; glilll alld “slits?” restlmcd. it shall be via the 49

Road, Cardigan and Dundas.

And further resolved, that a copy oi these resolutions be sent i0 each an znber of the legislature.

Aloved by N. W. McLeod, second-

l by Albert Acorn.

Whereas. the paving of highways. as it has been carried cut, is a charge on the entire province; , And whereas, to date all paving

has been confined to Queen's and a Prince Countries, while King's County has been entirely neglected in this respect;

Be it therefore resolved, that this meeting request that the next pav- lm; Pfoiiram be drawn up in such

. Mortgage Sale

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NIYYIPIE in llerl-liy given of the

Nllll‘ by plllillv illlvlll-ll lil Il'||ilI IIIA\\I Fvllrls Llilllilillg Ill (‘llzlrlullr- mun in Print-t.- ldllunrd Ii-llillltl. uu lllurslluy llll’ t‘ I.I duy oi‘ .\luy, A. I.l., lllltT, itl liu- IN lr u)‘ l\\‘\'I\t‘ (Pilurk. “null. ' ' -t of land siluale nu 'l‘i-\\|l»~||i|- " ' ._\ l Quwllii ('ii|ll|l_\’. lll hillll ISINXIII. Iiulllilll-il on - u-irlll by Illllibtlftlllllll River, on llu- HIM liy ll line of ltl-ail llI'I\\'\'t'II tin- llIIHI ,Ill'l‘l‘l|l llflillllllllfll and fnru riy in pusavadun o!’

\\'.-l» m‘ and by said IIIIIII of ltuln-rt lhlln-ll-l" and iuml formerly In pus- sl-aslllil of Jrlllu-i II. tIuuililki-y, on the

3131:1351“ as w rectify mls dlscrlm‘ elilllll by! lumll in lllllrlfllflhrilllll ti»! ‘dinner ' - ' (HM-am- ant a cor a n pout, nmvl After a full discussion from the ll" """3""""ll'" l"""l-" "“ ll"‘ “T”

floor of the meeting m whlch many liy Illllll part of the vault.- of tin. ‘hm.

took n Lh y (IIIIIINIUJ), but tuning I'm . t? abme resolutions ||l one nyre of lniul formerly

were passed by unanimous standing '~ ‘ilvlllfi an urea n! fill)

VOLE. l uereit. a |,, . |-- r l -a.~|, being lliIlI roll- M‘ T- J- Wlilllnlml We‘ HPPOIM- \'l'_\'I'll lll§ llllll" (‘llllullllswlllllcf uf Public

IIIRIId to ('lllll"l'illt* Allrlimlnlrl by (lei-ll slated Isl Ifuri-h, 181E»; but snvluir mu] pllnx tin-remit llulf an acre eun-

l ed a (lelcgate to wait. upon the [covernment in CO-OpCfflLiOn with

l dlllomles from other mwrested l d by Julia n A V ‘| pnlnls- \\l - to Dlllllll ‘ lit h Iior-a-tnhor, . l1 r1 II

2 and reprin - IINIIER ANII It!’ \’llt’l‘l'l<l of n power o! sale cunlnillcd in l! mortgage made between (‘nliier-

‘Jflth lli-vi-uilit-l‘. T9112

ine Mvlimlalll of “Warner's (‘l-ral-r, L-il iill, in (Jul-ens County, aforesaid, Wnloiv. fllIiI lln- said Jami-s A. “(f- lii-n-ild Illlil wife, of the slime place, oi‘ ihoaum pnrl, slid The Eastern ‘frust (Yonlpnirv. 'l‘ru.~ll<~i-_ oi‘ lin- ollier part. beorlnu dale of the tllh (lay of Aulrusl, A. 1)., Iil30, and by virluo of’ n like pmvor oi’ uni-- vnnLniuc-li In mortgage from salrl tfnlllorlllo Mulron- airl and James Ml-linnnlll and wlfa- to ‘Innnwn White. IIIIIPII 20th July, 1M0, enld Inst uu-illll-lll-il lnorllztlgo having been dilly llmligln-d tn the ma! (film- |lllil_\'. illlII IIPIIIIIII IHIVIHK lu-vn unnln la |||l_\'IllI'lli of |lrl|\1'||illl llllll lull-rent. jllljfllllv IIIIIIPI’ IlllIIl of sllld mnritztim-c. ll -

Fair Play S. 0. T. Commands W.C.T.U.

Fall‘ Play Division s, Q, T, by resolution commends the timely , action or the W.C,.T.U. o’ North I Wlltshlro in asking the Govrm. l ment for better and more sincere efforts to put down the rquor traf-

. fc. and we respectfully rrqllcst that all laws relating to car-driving

be rigidly enforced. that amldent-‘l npplylltu Ill)‘ITIIITLIIIIPLIIIILIAIIT“IUIIIARR: may be reduced to the smallest "rue-- iu ‘Charlottetown; lifts the

number possible and that our - "'"l"""lR""l- p“, may enjoy _, “H, harmonywgn luir-fvruo lIlIl m. dny of April. a. 11.,

the TONI-n ' ruin nasrnnx raver roan-ANY. u~ ‘ -~:m secrete . ~ ~ "Ml"-

Lev-- w-rlvln w g Mortgogee 5nd I\IIIIIIFI o! Mttlllfljf-

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Also “ACE DRUMMOND" — C0 MEDY — OSWALD C A R T O O N

| ficient amount or the wrong kind

of food; children who are below weight. are especially lakcly to de- velop nervous systems.

In addition there. may be local causes 0f restlessness or sleepless- ness at night such as too many or not enough bedclothes, an un- ventilated or poorly ventilated room, and noises of various kinds.

Extreme nervousness in young children shown itself by one or more of the following symptoms". “They sleep but little, itiaktn at the slightest noise; often have fits of crying; they are o"ten very acive and excitable; the tempera- ture from slight illnesses is higher than with other children; their gain in weight i5 usually slow and they are likely to develop bad habits. such .5 thumb sucking and nail biting."

To prevent or clue this condi- tion of nervousness Dr. Holt says. "Causes which are discovered should be removed as far as poss- ible. It should be recognized that all infants or young children need quiet, peaceful surroundings for the normal growth and develop- ment of the brain; those of nervous families especially. Nervous infants should see but. few people, should be left alone, should not be played with. They should never be quieted by means of soothing syrups or the “pacifier.”

I believe that if this advice-- realy quietness for young children -fr0m this high flllIll".I'll.\', were faithfully followed by mothers. it would mean that our future men 811d ‘Vonlen would have steady nerves.

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CHURCH 0F $CO'l‘LAND.-—RA3V. Ewen MacDougall will preach Bab- bath 11m in People's Church. city. at 11 A .M. and 7 P. M. The" W111 be no service on Wednesday 7th.

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QUEEN SQUARE School Honor Roll, Grade I Bonnet McDougald should have wad Bennett McDon- ald in yesterday's issue.

CIIURCII 0F. SCOTLANIL-Dlv- ine services wiil be held on Sabbath, April 11th at Murray River _at 11 A. M. and at 7 P. M. J. H. Bishop, student. L-1250-4-9-1i.

‘ RETURN T0 P. E. I.-—Mrs. John ed to their home in Charlottetown

son with Mrs. Powers mother, Mrs. May Reardon. Townsend Street. — Sy-"dney Past Record.

BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION — Vice President K. M. Martin, K. 0., presided at the monthly meeting of the Council of the P. E. I. Boy Scouts Association in the Tourist Bureau Monday afternoon. A great deal of routine business was tran-

sected. The only out-of-toivn mem-

ber present was Mr. A. P. Cerettl, Borden.

GOES 3'0 TORONTO — Miss

,Brilns\viuk, is leaving

Catherine MacLean, director of the Red Cross Sodety for New today t0 attend the Red Cross Central Council meeting in Toronto and after spending some time in her duties as Junior Red Crtvss director in Prince Edward Island will be. returning to New Bruilsivick next lll0lltlt- St. John Telegraph Journal

RECEIVES NEWS OF SISTETFS DEATH-Mrs. Karl Dahl, Char lottetown received a telegram yes- terday bearing the sad news of the death of her youngest sister Miss Kathleen Carbonell, nurse in training at Conn. State Hospital, Conn. A previous wire received on Sunday by her uncle. John F. Mac- Aleer stated that Kathleen wa‘ hurt and was in a. critical condi-

tion. No particulars have been re- ‘

ceived.

TRINITY YOUNG PEOPLE'S UNION —The regular ~ meeting of Trinity Young People's Union was held in Heartz Memorial Hall Tuesday evening. The Culture Group had charge of the devot- ional period, which included :1 short story "Many Mansions" by Mary Webb, read by Miss Edna Burke. The business period fol- lowed, the president, Mr, Hagen Wigmore in the chair. Commit- tees were appointed to complete plans for sponsoring a recital by Mr. Edward Brigham of New York on April 19th. Classes followed, after which all adjourned to the ‘Y’ for bowling.

‘ISLANDER PASSES-Mrs. Bert- ram Haslaln. Springfield. Lot 67, has received the sad news that her brother Hetllcy F. Smith of Mon- tana passed away on March 28th. I-Ie W65 born in Crapaud. P. E. I., 1n the year i862 and was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Smith of that place. He leaves to

A. HORNE

Power and daughter, Sybil, return- 3

after having spent the Easter sea- -

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mourn one daughter Victoria. find two sons Walter and Herbert o! the United States. ills wife died a num- ber ot years ago. Three sisters 84o- mourn, Mrs. Bertram Haslani. Springfield; Mrs. John Macvlttue, Dash Point, Washington; Mrs. Al~ vin Goodrich, Detroit; _ and 011s. brother Marcel in Bea-tine. Axiothel sister Mrs. W. H. Mayne, Bummer- field. predeceased him by W0 weeks.

Personals

Mr. James Lamphior. Pleasant Grove, spent the week-end in the city, the guest o! Mrs. A-J. DQ08911-

Mss. Wm. J. Hennessey return- ed Mouday e nlng from Montre- a1 W 83 been undergoini ties 1n a hospital In that city. On reaching Moncton the car she was oocupylll! was trans- ferred to the Island train m order i not; w inconvenience the patient.

Friends of Rev. Martin M01188- , han, parish riest. Amherst. Mas- , dalene Islan . NQWI; t0 19"" l-lml there ls no improvement in hi5 condition since he entered the HO- ‘ tel Dieu. Montreal. Father Mon-l aghan was for a time a patient In the Charlottetown Hospital.

Ar.’ _<l_1_._./, 1937

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