v | — _. e l‘ r K - _ ' . . 4 me Late Duncan Queen is County To Be ltlext (lovernor General? A M Co m mercml.

‘Thin column is rclcrbod for lawn 0g locfl interest but advnrtillng of

Jrltll our Cod-liver-oil in tablet form 50c per box. Mail orders flllr promptly. Taylor Drug Co., Kei glngwll.

._IIEAVY express leather traces, in stock at Bruce's. L-4l89-2-i6-2l.

-BLACK AND GREY GOAT

1085s. clearing at Braces. w. M‘ Henry Ire,” mm,“ .0 H Mwwod U A ‘m, 0mm b M" cam be“ tered rote; might be obtqirlcd, thug Winner on winner's side: 4 bags ‘ L-dlflqqgqt - _ - - 13g] s T‘ y’ y ' p ' 1 th ch i d of flour donated by St. Lawrerloq music furnished by the Mclry Mrs. Angus Martin, died in Cal- Then followed tl-lc leading by Mrs elminating e argcs occasonc “our Mum’ , w. w. ’ Aw“

-IIEINTZMAN PIANO — The lleililzman piano was chosen by Carola Goya for her recital Friday cverilng. The piano was kindly loaned by Miller Bros, who are the agents for this splendid instru-

ment _ L‘ $1; ggfihlfinqwfi '}.§§°‘{§d‘,,,1,’fi§“; The funeral “Trvme which w“ my}: G R Bh- c u boards of trade might suitably picnic hams donated by Whyla __NORTH SHORE HOCKEY ran 11113 you“ all we" Discussing hem on Mmduy’ Feb‘ nth’ was ‘ (‘u ' ‘opal’ momlva ’ gave tackle, Mr. Cunningham thought. Packing 00.. Ltd. V. Blake. 1189M ' the m t; {m 1 '1 d m wnducted by Rev‘ D‘ M‘ Sinclair“ ma n; on "mus wmard and He was speaking at aspecialsup- through R. T. Holman Ltd., won ERTlTikAY faggot“ fir?“ Gua-rdlzinerrebresedtam: w‘; T1115 A we“ “umber °t neighbours “d ‘“§,§‘}““f,,",'j,°”‘°.f§,,“d‘Y-" d psi‘ meeting of the Fredericton by Professional. 5 ' - u"? friends gathered to pay their last 5 8 B Itolm the board, at whlch Hem L‘ an Tm”, nunner_up on user,‘ side. 4

18th, 1935, at I P. M. Indian River vs. Kerlslngi-On Aces. Second game of a two game series. Goals to count. l-Iour skating after match. Admission 10c and 20c, Ii-wlii-i-ls-Zi.

- large as ft might have been. - tion. The party chatted for awhile Mm!" mm“- "ld m“ M- Gm‘- °“ the clty- Own ‘ma. donated by Bryant and ._RETIJ'RN'ED HOME-Dr. E. E. Wm, M“ Gambler, me prUpTTQTZOY, v “l? wyfTTlelqsrecllrlTefihgoQlgibfwgrgoeflns Prefacirig his remarks with What MacDonald, ls. Farnell agem

sirlclair and Mill. Sinclair returned on Friday evening from Montreal

where they had accompanied Mrs. t f m t 1 _ Th Oct C c I T .Su ef The secretary was also asked to and dealing with the Maritime Pro- ' wi in b la 86st margin flew‘ 5mm! m m“ my“ victim“ aEIEITeCdATWTII-‘Igw rfllasngl rsfamilfesd 11$: . . . . c write t° M“ P°“d"3t°“' a ‘mm’ vlrlces as a whole, Mr. Cunningham mRfi-cr (llqlnfllgb gwo games: 4 lbs. HMPW- It ll chums to "wt hare?" Mr. Gauthier replied, "Oh, Me etmg '“°"“’°" °°'“’°Y1"@ i° h" ‘he 1*“ Loan anamswn declared that a quantity o: mo- Rakwana. Tea donated ‘by John To-- Sh“ MT!" stmnl 1‘ "mu"! 8°“! luatnis and my wife and my father." “we! °T The mmmg‘ ducts to supply the demand and I bin arr. Co., Ltd, through Sinclair

progress from her recent operation. llorl. Heath Strong will remain in Montmal for a. few days-s

—SMEL’1‘ SEASON CLOSED - Tlls smelt fishing season closed on

zrriday, February 15th and fisher- . men report one of the best seasons

fol- yénrs, especially on the north

shore, wllnre the fish were very record, but it must come very close and Mrs. Leigh, leader of one of Charlottetown. a , markets. he remarked. but there th fir t two games‘. 4 D80“ large. Large shipments of smeltg to it-S. the new groups. Valentine place Deaimembers °T The while Ribbm , . creSCent must be V151” m 1°“ “new T” 5°‘? 2; cor-fig dosnated through R. T- HOP have gone to Montreal and Boston i cards were used and red and white ‘my Ii “he” may might be dewlwed" mlm Ltd., won by Bflweic-S

during the seasons-e

—B'l‘UDY marinas-rho junior W. A. of St. Mary's Church under the direction of Mrs. George Hogg

m °h Tllllffidfly. The tables were "Y! dainty with Valentine favmlrs Ind there were a. largo number 9g visitors who enjoyed the N“ will! provided. There was s. solo of fancy work and candy. The" 5f- u" w" V°t°d B- Bfcat success and l. good sum was l-ealizleil-s

prize winners were, ladies. 1st, Miss Vivian Carver; consolation, M155 Mary H. Arsenault: gentleman's, 1st Buddy Dcuccttc. consolation. Earl Peffy- After cards refreshments were served. A short program fol. lowed opening with ii solo by Mr. T. Ahearn. "Allouettrl" was sung by the Harmony Trio. with Joseph r‘. Gaudet taking the solo part. A fine exhibition of tap dancing was given

tuna. returning later

Catherine. Mrs.

Makers‘ Orchestra wound up the entertainmentqs

—FAMILY 0F TWENTY-TWO- It was reported recently that Mrs. Bernie Gillls, of Summersidc, had

given birth m l6 children lIi lii Wm w,

that he had known quite a number of large families, but the largest he had ever seen was that of Mr. Wm. Gauthier, of liAssomption, Quebec. Touring through Quebec some short time ago, his party stopped at a

little wayside inn, near UABSOIIID Mwmth-

and his wife. numerous little heads peeping round

Presently, they saw

“But who are all these little people?" Oh, they are the children, we had twenty-three, but two died. The doctor looked rather surprised that so young looking s. couple should have so many children and" said, "How come!" To which Mr. Gauthier replied that there were six sets of twins. This may not be a

PERSONALS "m?"

-Mr. J. F. Arnett of Summer- side was a visitor to Charlottetown

D. MacDonald, Grand View

The death occurred on February ‘l, 1935, of Duncan D. MacDonald at the home of Duncan Angus M“.

and Margaret MacDonald and was born at Grand View. As a. young man he spent several years in Mon- to Grand View to farm. He was a quiet, obliging neighbor. always ready and willing to help others. He will be much missed in the community.

l-le is survived by two sisters, Malcolm Glllis. Grand View, and Flora. Mrs. John

gary about two years ago. Three brothers are living, Donald Allan in British Columbia, John in the United States. and Lsuchlan at Grand View. A brother. Hector. died in Pennsylvania about two

respects to one whom they loved and honoured. Interment was in the Orwell Head Cemetery. The poll bearers wenz Hugh Pherson, Allan Finlayson. Alex N. MacPherson.

On Friday evening Epworth Hall was very gay for a supper méetlng given by the C. G. I. T. of Trinity Church. Their Leader, Miss Milli- cent Strong presided. Guests at the supper were Dr. and Mrs. Mr. Robert Gordon, Sunday School Superintendent, and Mrs. Gordon

decorations made the hall look very

After supper Dr. Ryan gave a short address. This was followed by a short program of music, songs

Mac- John

Ryan.

THE SUMMTERSID

aridMPRINCgE COUNTY

T'V.C.T.U.Hold Mee ting

The Queen's County W. C. Tull. held their quarterly meeting Satur- day morning at 11.45 in Trinity

Mrs. J. G. Bennett was in the chair. and the regular mwetirlg op- ened by singing "Faith of Our Fathers" and remarks by the Pros- ident, who stated the purpose of the meeting was to honor in some small way the lifr of Miss Frances Willard.

Bible readings and her favorite passages were then read. also the 146th Psalm and prayer was offered

Frank Howatt of "Frances E. Wil- lani's Love for Flowers and Folks" and a solo by Mrs. Leigh Warren "We Belong."

An inspiring message from Mrs. (RevJ W. A. Thomson, who was absent orl account of illness, was

World the Ribbon White is Twlllcd" the minutes of last Queen's County meeting were lead by the secretary Mrs. Buston.

There was a good attendance. but owing to the weather. it was not

temperance examinations.

The next meeting will be hnld in Charlottetown in June.

Meeting closed with the Temper- ance Doxology and Mispah Bene- diction.

Following are tllc Kmetirigs from the Provincial President, Mrs. W. A. Thomson.

58 Hayfield St.

I regret/being unable to take part with you in this Frances Willard Memorial Service. but you will know I am there in spirit. I hope you are gathering in large numbers but even if the numbers be small

15;.

Formerly governor-general of New Zeailarul, and called by England's forunost farmer, Lord Bledllsloe ls me-n Lord Bcssborough as governor-general of Canada;

ATTRACTIVE FARMERS’ WEEK

RUARDI.

CH R0l~_1_l_c_l.a

many l! tinned as successor to

Interesting Talk ByRev. Mr. Grant

Interesting experiences of work in the misisori field irl India were related to the boys of the Crescent Club of the Y. M. C. A. at their

PRBBLEMS ARE DISCUSSED

producers of natural products but manufacturers as well must oo-op- erato to assemble lsss-than-cargo lots at their homo ports ac that boats might be cilartersd to carry complete cargoes to distant ports, G. O. Cunningham, agent in New Brunswick for the Eastern Canada. Potato Marketing Board. told the Fredericton Board of Trade.

In this way, he pointed out, char-

by long freight hauls to United States ports for the less-than-cargo lots shipped separately. The sug- gestion was made that such ship- ping from these provinces might be centralized through a few ports and through a few men. The whole matter would be a problem which

premier and minister of lands and mines, and Hon. A. A. Dystart, op- position leader, spoke briefly. The president, W. W. Hubbard, was in the chair, Alderman C. Hedley Forbes, deputy mayor, represented

he considered the requirement in order to establish export markets

continued market were essential; that the products must be produced at a cost to compete with. those of other countries exporting to the same markets. and that the mankets available must have a largo oon- suming population capable of pay- ing a price.

It was difficult now to find such

Markets to be permanent and ex- tensive for the products of countries in temperate climates should be in tropical or sub-tropical countries, he submitted, citing Mexico and the Central and South American coun-

Bonspieil if Concluded 7

a newly nature may be inserted at \ Donald a _ _ ' ma‘ "°"' “m” """"c" -vsr.llu'rmc ram-v _. Th. mwDcnaTflianvehglevjvasTgvgrlg-xv: gambit; Trgefitiefhlxgl-lilplrreh Th‘ °°““”“°“ B°"““’u ‘T ‘m’ slllrlmcrsidc o. M. n. A. Branch is, yew of can. had not been well for prayer by Mrs. iacv.) .1. M. Mac- mmmmd‘ “m” m‘ “s m‘? “ -IIOB8lS—-Bl‘l08'l will hm m held aycry cnicyable social at their some time. For the last year or so Loud and doxology. , reb. i1.-1ii or- “"4” "W" °’ 1"‘ "t: ‘"4 » m roll and will always buy a good hall "l Thursday evening. Cards he made his home with D. A. Msc- Luncheon was served by the d" 9° dill/ell)? 989011 mlfltfll fm‘ n” pm“ “grid “seated ta” ‘ one. L-allls-i-ila-zl. Wei‘? flayed from 8 to 10 b. m. The Donald. He was the son of Donald Charlottetown Union. the Maritime Provinces. 110% Only §}§§§§'m,f,,ng w menu's T "

Below are given the winners:-

Prfu Wham Commercial Competition

Winner of the winning rink on winner's side vs. Winning rink on losers side. 4 lbs. Page and Shaw's chocolates donated by T. A. 08ml!- bcll won by A. Home a Co.

through Roblnsons Mill and Bak- ery Ltd. won by Lawyers.

Winner on losers side: 4 cases of ginger ale donated by Morrison Bros. won by A. Horne and Corri- pany.

Runner-Up on winner's side: d‘ ,'_

garcons (so) cigarettes donated by ' Imperial Tobacco Company throllfill E. P. Foley won by Bank of Nova j Scotia. ' Rink winning most Ends in either of first two games; 4 lbs Mother's

through Brace lvlacxay and 0°- Ltd.. won by Fox Ranchers.

and Stewart Ltd. W0“ by Bonk 0! Nova Scotia.

Rink winning with tlie largest total score in the first two games: 4 cartons (BM cigarettes donated by 11mg city Tobacco Comps-BY. through R0881’! and

b L rs.

“shaky wlTgyshe lowest total score _

A new competition will command this evenirls when the Reds and Blues W111 play for honors. ‘Bio Reds am composed by the follow- ting teams, Dr. Clark. C. Roscrs. K-

Cameron. M. P. Titus. (Skllfl- A‘ A- cmam, A. Hubley. N. R. Durant, n. 5. Parkman. Skill-

w. olmie. D. lads???» Qomey, Fred Murp y. P- _ L. Gorrlll, E. Campbell. Al. Phil- lips, M. M. Bell. SklP- , C, Whalen, W. D. MMZNEllTA. G-

art. T. A. Campbell. SK D- Mutt J. Brooks‘ M_ h

and recltations.

A feature of the supper ‘party was c. lovely birthday cake in hon- our of Miss Connie Denny whose birthday it was. She was present- ed with a C. G. I. T. lllri by the president, Miss Claudia Rogers and c, little gift from lcr group-S

had the privilege of seeing a num- ber of slides dealing with their missionary study book, "Adventures in Canada." on Friday evening af- ter their usual business meeting. A short Valentine program was also tlilflycd by the young TEGTCS.—B

regular ‘monthly supper on Saturday night, by Rev. c. F. Grant, who is Maritime Secretary of the S. C. M. Tilt speaker told that he was the only Christian minister in a native state approximately the size o1 Prince Edward Island, and was at first met with suspicion and an- tagonism by the Maharlijrih, who

last week-S tries, which had large populations. The United States and Great Brit- airl: had realized this, he pointed ou . . While the West Indies and Cuban markets were valuable. they were little more than sample markets. because of their small populations Mr. Cunningham thought.

it this time. do not forgettowhata. great army we belong, and that earl: group has large responsibility. Perhaps you will be singing "All Round the World the Ribbon White has Twlned" remember this is lit- erally true and that we are part of the great army of Christian Temp- erance Union who have adopted the

"Farmers Week" has 91W?! been looked upon as an ellceedins- ly important period in the yell" activities of this province. The meetings, to be held in Queen Square School Hall from Tuesday. February 19th, to Friday, Febru- ary 22nd, include programs of such

-Ml1. Wm. Johnson of long River is visiting liar parents. Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Stavert of North Bedeque.—-S .

C. l.

—Mr. Edison L. Mabey of Borden was a visitor to Bummc sidc last

—'OOM'M.ERCIAL BIOWLING

LEAGUE - In Thursda lht’ l dt th k f ‘sion- J, c. P. Erskine.

games at the Capitol Boywlirlligs Alf wuh~s Hunter River pflglclple! mo; oLu-l slilcintcd fgunder, :1 82%;“: grégulfige amfiotfif“ grtlisesoiarfolii pgovirfceworl-lé) exhumed beifijdiflfifgf,‘ ,,,',‘,‘,‘,'.°,§“’,',,f§,‘,‘g},,m§§§f‘ Bradshaw. W. E. MacDonald, Skin- ley m" ‘mumal defeated Hmmm.” -M'"s Ivy Wait“ of O'Lc1"y has I 315s DTTlXSt on- 181.216‘; isorthes On Tguesday two lull session-S are hm” the attitude °f m“ ‘TB-five “m” ditions become better if the Mari- 5- mmks- w‘ B‘ sflame‘ E‘ zeal-calls. Post Office defeated ' ' ‘ ' * ‘ ' _ - had been changed to one of friend- ' Brooks, H. "r. Holman. S ill-

Sllll GTO z6o9_g09q_ Plumbers db entced the Prince County Hospital ROyGIS SeCflOn who never yet has lost a battle and igstlfiutgiisvea (ill/gr fines when the “padre”, as ML gtgexflgefiftsprzgilllegmifitilgpvl/Illfilée: l ,1. Lines. R_ E_ Ems’ w_ g,

feared MacFai-lane Produce 2350- 2322.. The standing in th’: [realm up to date is as follows, Sinclair a

for treatments-S

-Mr. Merrit Dawson of Summcr- T

Winners

that victory depends more upon our faithfulness than great ability. I am sure that our meeting willbchclpful and inspiring and I pray that each

have played a prominent PM?’ l" Lhg agricultural development of the province, and still serve a use-

men in a sports competition.

Grant was called by the natives, de- feated a number of the Maharajahs

Mr. Grant related how a, club had

would not recommend forgetting the central Canadian and British markets, he affirmed that producers

MacNeill and. a 89MB- Bl

IIQI w. L. Bowman. B. W- Rflblllfll- o. Sheen. r... n. Allen. skill.

side is visiting in Tryom-S

--Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Lefurgcy 0' North Tryon vllere visitors to Sum- merside on Fri"ay.—S .____._. —8cnator Crcelman MacArthur leaves this morning for Ottawa to

of natural products in the Maritimes never could build up continued. profitable Ol‘ large markets in Cen- . tral Canada. At the same time, op- T- H- 3- Jacky)“ L‘ Lmklmbr‘ portimitles for export trade were T19R95’ H°1m‘nl R‘ s‘ P‘ J“ m’ "extremely great." but it would be P-

essential to bring the tonnage to M. Rattray. B. G. Harman, H. ‘I- ocean ports where the cargoes might Oolvlll. J - H- Prlcmm- 5km‘

mint-i: Barbers o; Crockett and Gallant Building s; Bankers 8: Dominion Fur Sziles 5: Post 011cc 4: MncFlirlsrle Produ" 2; Plumb- "8 2: Holmans l; Doctors l; Bun G10 0.--S

In the filial game of the regular schedule of the Bethune League Northern section on Thursday night, the Hunter River Royals de- feated the Wheatlsy River Stars by the score of 9-2. The Royals are now in first position of the 1088“!

member may take fresh courage. There is no place on our program for discouragement. For Right is Right since God is God.

And Right tho day must win

‘Ilo doubt would be disloyalty

To falter would be sin."

ful purpose in this respect. lvlanv. discussions which are ol-"-" jurisdiction of other associations come wltliin tlul _....

Farmers’ Irlstitute. In other words, they offer an excellent medium through which practically every

A. Silliphant, J. l". Arnett. R. L

been formed among the boys of the Molllson, P. Weeks. Skill

district and how the fine sports- ilanship displayed by these boys had the effect of raising the prest- ige of the Christian community in the eyes of tho native town.

The speaker described several of

—-P ‘my

“will: w“ W$BrgmGJAmVTQETZ attend the Senate which opens on and have earned the rlgtllit tcliuplaay we are not 1n this “use (q;- m phase of “m1 devempment may the native boys of the community, be membled E. F. Glow. R Maceougfln‘ H“

James Church Egmom‘ my on Tuesday-S the winners o1 the when. ti‘); _ easy lob. we kliew when we entered be discussed and pmmogwp A us; in panlcum.’ one who hm bean - Home, E. P. mley’ Skip. .

Wednesday-omen M155 mulgé M. Milton series, second and rd Dos that it was an unpupllll!‘ one "la-t of topics that is full of interest has changed, from a thief and outcast, 110mm” yrs, I... J. Abbott, R. Dower. J. Woods. _Jl'l1e Misses Constance and ltiorl teams respectively. the liquor traffic is strongly en- been arranged for the emu-noon l0 an honest», and trusted boy a h Hon“ 5km

TS, . d . "m!" dflllilllfl’ 0T MT 5“ Marion MacArthur have returned tmnched, but. we know also that through a Qhrmflm appeal on m‘, Ivan K101101801,’ G_ mm, 5mm‘,

Emanuel Arsenault was unite!‘ in mlrrlllse to w. Ernest Gaudst, coll

of Mr. and Mrs. Clovisflaurbt. both 1 P McMillan. forwards A t m‘ t m A those markets lind- these with ap- fEgm , _ . "- U’ a" ' ' T“ B l“ °‘“' W“ 5 "m5 ' “l” Sinclair of crrralrlgicrl, ohccrio. c! Wales Ccllcsc. was also chest of I .t i ,l be d fish, l 1 off will be clirlcd this o om Bu‘ B" F‘ x Gaumt —Miss Mabel Maclnnis who ls wedlock. Boyle, Noy. McDonald. one can do the easy things. and it on Horse Production This is a the club at their supper, which was £995,156“? ,,§‘,h‘f“b,_§,,“‘,‘,, cargoggug, 2T3; ‘Trgi rink sklppgd by W. R.

celebrated the Nuptial Mass. The ceremony was attended by a large

number of relatives and friends of d t. M d M" m“ L, Bow“ as D Rackmm. m... m l 1m M task Fmh v b0 811m bar-en . r- fl-h l Ils- t - - ~ 8mm 8y P055 e B. u m i 1d m, h is u The supper was served by the mM-km w “ab; , b t m m“ h vim won molt-o md wanting‘ Farm“ '51:“ word Bharkcy. North Tryom-S words, P. Rbclcltam. J. Rackhaln. B. buoys us up-we know the Better ma“ E53,‘; pranroefvfir‘ f; Ladies Auxiliary of the Y. M. C. A. men the peeggleaolfathisecourllltryhhg m Toug- on: of the 16 gamm h

from a brief visit to Charkttetcwn. Llnou -€

attending the Bummerside Business Wood. Whitlock.

College spent the weekend with her

Pl Royals: goal. Watts. defense. B91-

513“; goal, Chandler, defense,

Rackharn. S. McDufi', G. Andrews.

“He who is for us is more than all that can be against us," we are not