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Central Guardian

IIFARICHERS — We will have :11 franc! meats on track Monday and - “isday- May 21st. and 22nd. swim‘,

Canadian Co. 4573.5.19_21_

CIIEJRCII SERVICE - The servq lee m Marsiifield-Dunstaffnaget United Church on Sunday, May 20th will be in the evening. A male

singing. There will also be a male quarielte. Service begins at 7.30.

AT THE BAPTIST CHURCH.

h‘ f - ' ‘ _c oiro ovei 20voices will lead thet,,,,.,.““fiu|. H. ~’

and War- tions therein contained will be en-

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The Public Forum

This column is, open loi- the discussion by wrreepondentl of questions of interest. The Charlottetown omaish does l noi- neeeesariiy ’ the opinions ol correspondents.

- LOBSTER FISHING.

Sin-Now that the report of the

OUR. SOIL AND CLIMATE NOT

durable highways is just now one

every part of this continent. except

__________ i1i1l1l1c1tziema<is11g1l1slfisiegfiléhfl. hi2’). {fiat-loin fishteé-(y commission has, been Dre - - _ “ ‘ su ec _ " e scn to Parliament. no doubt many In linseed by. “In the evening he will of the recommendations or sugges-

t rpcak ‘on Heliotrope

THE LATE ships. Choinwill ,as usual lead in acted into iaw_ $01119 or those are “Ra DARIUS GARRETT “Dlcndid music. Mr. V. L. Ding- of vital interest to the fishermen

Tho funeral of the late Mrs. Dar- ius Garrett took place on Monday afternoon from her late residence,

. Ng, 3o Kensington Road. There wasa large attendance and the ser- vices at the home and grave were conducted by the Rev. M. Scott Ful- ton, assisted by Rev. E. M. Aitkcn. The interment was in the People's Ccrciery. The pall bearers were as ollows: Messrs. Murdock ROSS. w, T. l-Iuggan, Arthur McKay. J. J. Storey, John Lightizcr, Clement Blanchard. The floral offerings ivcro very numerous and beautiful. They wcrc as follows:

Pillow Husband. Ctr-Scents

M11. and Mrs. Melvin Garrett. Ros- indalc. Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. C. Blanchard and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Chester Garrett, Ar- lington. Moss.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Currie. and family.

Wreaths

Mrs. Flossie Bruce and family.

Mrs. Aitkcn and Linnic, City.

Dr. Foley. Boston. Mass.

Dr. Macbcllan. Roxbury. Muss.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Garrett and Vcrnon.

Mikc Sullivan, Roslindalc. Mass.

Eddie Murphy, Roslindale, Mass.

Harold Phillips. Somerville. Mass.

Mrs. Norman MacDonald and family, Medford, Mass.

Abbie and John, Boston.

Mechanics Dcpt. C. N. R._ Char- lottetown. '

Ella.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Frye.

Cross

Mr. and Mrs. John Garrett. Sprays:

Mr. and Mrs. John Williams and family.

. Ross McCarthy:

. Munroe MacLcod.

. and Mrs. J. J. Storey.

'. and Mrs. Jos. MacCallum.

. and Mrs. Wm. Penrdon.

'. and Mrs. Wm. Whltlock and

family. Mr. and Mrs. Stcphcii Thorho. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Mills. The liitc Mrs; Garrett was a daughter of the late Mr. Edward

MacKenzle of Cable Head West.

Kings County. where she spent

licr girlhood.

Darius Garrett about fifty two

years ago and they spent tlic past

thirty years of their lives ‘in Char- lotictown. Mrs. Garrett had bccn in ailing licnlth and shortly before her do- misc, she visited her sonfMelvin.

She was married to

‘For some years mist

well will take the solo in Shelley's and packers of this Province. Like anthem. “Saviour when Night in- most of those commissions it has volves the Sky.“ cost the country a lot of money. caused a great‘ deal of trouble and considerable expense to fishermen and packers, and in the end will not do a wonderful lot of good.

Just what the actual changes may be is at present not known to thc rank and file of those interestedmis the only information most people have so far is the few extracts pub-

INSTITUTE MEETING-Donald- stcn Women's Institute held their May meeting in the schoolroom. having cightinembers answering the rcll call by naming a Canadian city and for what noted. After the minutes wcrc read and adopted, re- ports were heard from the commit-

late season from West Point to North Cape on the Island sidefthis is. I believe as it should be. While there may be a few fishing plants near to the North Cape that might be affect- cd to their detriment by the change. I believe it will prove beneficial to the majority of the people engaged in the lobster business all along the West Shore, if properly safeguard-

ezchccl should. be paid as soon as possible. $1.50 was kindly donated towards the funds by Mrs. J. H. Ccurt. It was also decided to-with- draw $5.00 from the banking ac- count. The meeting was then brought to a close by singing God save the King-Elizabeth Clark. secretary.

--¢o>__ Keep hiliiuriifll llliilmeiit linn.ly_

By safeguarding. I mean the prac- tice of shifting gear from the North sidc of the Island to the West and South side, and vice versa. At the

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PERSONALS 1

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F1116» CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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‘AN ATTIC SALT- SHAKER

TESTS BEYOND OUR REACH‘

SUITABLE \ _ B’ ' ' , w. onrou TEWSON, ,__ t All Rights ieesoi-veii. _ _ v _ Itcp-oduetion Prohibited Ilistorlcus.

Th -' ili r i ° 1mm 11°‘ ° m“ “'1 m" AMONG the cheery stories tolcl

by John Philip Sousa, the “March

King," in his sparkling reminis-

cences “Marching _ Along," is one

dating back to the time when lie

was Bandmaster of the U. S. Mar-

ine Corps Band. An opportunity. presented itself for Sousa to say a} good word to Secretary of the Navy Tracy on behalf of a cornetist whose solo work had particularly pleased the Secretary.

of the great topics oi’ the day in

in those sections of the land which Nature has provided them with soils which need no expenditure of mo- ney for durable material.

In the Western States of America the different governments are leav- ing nothing undone to ascertain if it is possible to make durable roads by artificial means. They are not allowing money outlay to stand in, the way and failure in many- cases‘ does not appear to discourage them. In Eastern Canada also they have set themselves to the task and much practical information and many successful tests are encouraging valuable adventure. The results of

IN doing this} Sousa also called the Secretaiys attention to thc meagre pay th bandsman receiv- ed: - “All the government pays hlin is $38 a month." he added. “You say he doesn't drink?“ said

ices. and n new sick committee ap- lishcd in the Island and mainland 1951s “flied out by "11111111511181511119 TPKCY-

printed. Mrs. Best and Mrs. Mor- 111111815- mgbway dcpanmcnts and 1111111101.“ “N01 11 11110113’

ris were delegated to attend the There is one part of this proposed 11111112311131“ Wm‘ 111191811119 1° van‘ "Arid he doesn't smoke?" Charlottetown Convention. Agreed Change I wish to speak of. and that Gus 111195 c1 91311118119111 ‘wads are of "Not a puff."

that the bill for repairing the is the suggestion of extending the figieciialavéntéagrizitdelffng 11112321111121?‘ "And you say. too, that his gin-

eral habits and conduct are good?‘

“He leads absolutely the simple life.“

“Wcll_ Sousa,“ and the Secretary liraned back in his chair, “for Heav- en's sake. what good will money do him?"

grams. The manner in which these tcsts are carried out and the care used in their conduct make the re- sults obtained authoritative as re- gards the types of road which are advisable for a community.

One of the most striking features, of tests held within the last ten‘. years has been the predominance of‘ reports which specifically favor con-‘ crete as the ideal material for per- inanent trunk roads.

An interesting test which was car- ried out both by the Iowa State Col-

LOCAL theatre orchestras in the days when Sousa was musical dir- ector for Milton Nobiess “The Phoe- qnix" company, were not always rc- ‘liablc, that ls. musically. One daz’. at Strcator, Ill., where the company

present time from the North Cape East to and including Tignish River there is upwards of one hundred boats fishing lobsters. The same ,thing appllcs on this West side.»

Mr. J. R. Stavcrt, representative oi The Globe Indemnity Company [of Canada is again a welcome vis- itor to our city and reports “bus- iness better than cvcr."

Miss Winnie Hughes and Messrsu Ernie Biggar and Lambrct Waye paid! a flying visit to Rocky Point the!

3110515 or M155 Olga 11111119‘ ?bccn done in the past, it will simply

engaged.

t Of course, it would be unfair and v ‘unreasonable to try to prohibit fish-

.___._ iirineri from fishing cn both sides,

‘tillfli. is, say a man who now owned an outfit cn one side and wished ‘to fish for some other man in the n-omjcthcr district; that. of course, is ‘like a cross-cut saw. and will cut both ways, but it is this matter of peddling traps froiri one side of the

Mr. Ernest Wright. Summcrsidc. was a recent visitor to Malpequc. l

There were forty or more Mnlpeque and vicinity in Siimmer- side on Thursday cvcning to hear, lvlr. Jack Miner. All of this hum-t bcr who were fortunate enough to‘ gain admittance to the Capitol Thc-.1='°111€ w cause trouble and help 10 tam, on ma; particular nigh; were nullify any advantage the change in tdclighted with thc address and soinc1$°115°11 111011111 1111112 11190111-

havc expnsscd themselves as bemgi I understand this matter caused so favorably impressed that mevzccnsideriiblc ircuble and friction on would go further than fifteen miles the mainland side, where the imag- to hcnr the some address. The pic- 1111111’ 111" 110111 W851 P111111

tures were spoken cf as very fine. been arranged in some way. either

by Government or by agreement among those interested. If this be’ so it could be arranged here as well. The department having the matter in charge would have- the experi- _icnce gained on thc mainland side to lguidc tlicm, and should be able to: make some ruling that would give every one a fair show.

Misses Adele McNutt and Lena Donald. Charlottetown spent Sun- day at their homes in Malpcque and Sea View respectively.

Mr.‘ Walter Bearisto, Charlotte town, spent the week-end with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Dnnici

iake the same distance south from . - . t _ tires on the operation of a 11-.- ‘géjllggzgnpe§gx ylfiutfinl ‘Ta 111111011 truck per 100 miles is reported in ailowedyto be shifted 11:21: gigsfbiéli “mversity b““°““s

. » Gravel, $4; watcrlpund mucadam. ,ficm one side to the other, as has $3 99. bmmhthic

,mcan ruination for nearly everyone

ends over there, but. have heard it has

legc and Washington State Collcgemvas to 1181101111 111111 111E111» 5011s"

takes up the question Qf the cQm-j10lll1d the 163C101‘ 01 tho theatre 01'- arative wear on tires and the costlchcstra at work in a 1181111 511°?"

cf fuel consumption on various types! he was a painter by day—_and after

cf rcads. The combined results of larranging for the help of the orch-

thesc- tests on the cost for fuel andlcstra, hc inquired what the charge

-ton‘ poi‘ man was.

"Two dollars a skull," was the r’:-

follows1-, ply,

“I want ten skulls," ordered Sou-

110116191»?- sa. naming the particular instru-

mentalists he desired.

BS

$2.11; $1.70.

THE important matter of a re- i hcarsal was then taken up. ' ‘In addition to this saving on tires itaeheal-Eal be blowedy said mt; ‘and fuel the annual maintenance paimeluleadé]: “we never rehearse ‘cost of this 40-inile stretch of grav-‘herm no,“ lose any Sleep o“... ,ellc_ti road should be considered. Us wQ-re an right;-

This could reasonably be estimated No argument cduld budge mm 1111. 125900‘ .11“ OI whmh would be That night Sousa faced the 1511111111111“ '1 me mad was paveduorlds worst orchestra. None of with concrete as the upkeep of nwhe ‘flavors knew one no“: from aw ccncrete rcad fc-r the first five years, Othey‘ ' Pimdelnomul“ reignei F“?

‘t Result of Tests.

I-l d t 1h ti - ' . . - . ' “m ° e ° 1G1 111111 1 19111 1510f its life lS piactically nil. and only‘ any‘ Sousa “awed them 0m of the They refused to go with-

Io minimum yearly cost thereafter. ‘mean? The subject is not devoid of iii-l ' "._ tcrest in our own Province, whermm“ the“ pay‘ the difficulties to be overcome are] very large. The derideratum of new rcads not wearing long without re- pairs is also a hard factor to be got. over. With us there is the winteri

manager. who, after listening. said

stable and put them out as usual.‘

SOUSA complained to the local "All right. just call in the con-

t As the constable was doing his

frost in the read-bed which is soak- ed with water in the Fall an<l1 tbrcwn up into locse clay in the’ Spring is a hard fact to be combat-l ted. We doubt if any kind of inut-‘ crial or cffioiency of work will bc§ found to overcome this one obstacle; And worse still. it is a “hardy i111“; nual" which brings the matter oi‘! cost cf maintenance home to us int

duty.

to Sousa: "They never have a rehearsal bc-t cause if they did they would be (lit-t

charged before the performance."

AT a tovzn in Kansas. theatre Nobles

the local manager explainetl|

manager advised Miliov

in Roslindalc, Mass.. and tlicrc shc Bcatpsm

passed away on Wednesday. May 9th l

instant. -The body was brought Mrs. Alex. Sinclair. Hamilton. has homo. reaching licrc on Saturday. returned to her home nftcr amontirs and tlic funeral was held on the visit with relatives in Boston. following Monday. The remains wcrc accompanied by her husband. (laughter Ella, and two sons, Mol- vin and Chester. Mrs. Melvin Gar- rett also came with thcm..

The late Mrs. Garrett was a mem- bcr of the Presbyterian Church. first in St. Peter's,‘ and for nearly twenty nine years of Zion in this ritr. She was a Christian whosc

Miss Sophie Ramsay is the guest of her sister. Mrs. Walton Toombs. North Wiltshirc.

Hearty congratulations are extend-

rivtil of a baby girl in their home.

If something like this is not doiic to prevent moving those traps from cnc district to the other. and tak- ing up thc ground when even now

its most acute form. In fact. k to bc overcome by side-stepping in-‘fcr half an hour stead of fighting it. Past experience cpciiCd.

has demonstrated that the only 01-? “The whole town will turn out.‘

it has‘ band to play in front of thc theatre. Said; before tlic shout‘

there is u great lot too many traps en bcth sides. it would be much bct-

fective plan and cheapest mode of he Said,

"and will pack the liou

cd to Rev. J. M. and Mrs. Murclii-l scn, Saint John, N.B.,'on the-ar-t

sent. I am, Sir. etc.. PETER J. BULGER. tTignish. P.E.I.. May 15. i928.

ter to not extend this open district any further north than it is at pre-

dciiig so is by a thorough system r-fiThc band won't cost you a con ., drainage. cnly end in failure. sort of drainage would bc to start‘, from the hollow and proceed uphill to the top of it and thus keep the run of water continually in the drains and cut of the cart track int

thc middle. There is a gravel cri “ecu

The effective‘ u, see the performance." As the band only

stroke of business.

THE theatre was on the and in due course, the ban!

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numbered about twenty, it was thought to be a good

ground

d its part of this

iiziily lfic evidenced that her faith l'l‘>+iL‘(l in licr Redeemer. When cn- joyiiig health slic cvcr took a (10011 interest in what was best spiritual- ly and for thc betterment of the community. She was a loving ivifv. and a devoted mother and her chil- dren will risc up and call her bica- scd. Besides her husband thcrc iire left to cherish her memory an

to mourn their loss a family oi.’ four sons and two daughters, namely. John and Arthur in this city, Ches- ter of Arlington. Mass. Melvin. 0 Rosllndale, Mass,- Mrs. Frank Cur- rlc. city. Ella of Roslindale. Mass.

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PROTECTION llunter-Whiits all the trouble?

His Wife-Willie has swallowed one of your cartridges iind I darcirt

wallop him for fear it will go off—~

Passing Show. - --—<o->-----—-

LIVER PATTIES

Now that liver has made thc grade

The subject of the sermon in

Princctcwn United Church on Sun- day, Miiy l3. was “The Sabbath ' Scliool—What it is. and why." The; Make G001]. address which was delivered by thc‘ Rcv. D. M. Grant. was attcntivcly- A correspondent wmu5._ we do listened to by n lolfiie uudlvllce- 311' uotimply by thc above title that 1110 C1050 11 11011111111111)’ lllllllv-‘iilvc thc following cases arc rare, for service was hcld during which thc E_ [Mandel-s have-ever given a good installation of Sunday school ofiic- account o; thelnselves. and have “'5 111111 1°‘1°11c1'5 1°91‘ 11111991 usually continued the good report in their children. Hence. it is a pleasure to note the success which has been attained by the daughter of Rev. E. S. Weeks at the recent Convocation at Mount Allison, when his daughter Pearl. received her Bachelor of Arts degree. and is re- ported as one of the youngest ot‘ Mt. A's. lady graduates.

This accomplishment is more par- ticularly worthy of note. when it is stated that she entered upon her university course without the good start given to High or Superior School Students. and graduates. Her early school privileges. were received in the Village School of

P. E. Islanders ’

Mrs. Ralph Bairsto and baby boy arrived from Suminersldc on Wed- ncsday evening.

Mr. Ralph Huestis was a visitor to lvfnljicquc on Wednesday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Burleigh Owen, Mrs. George McKay, Mrs. Elmer Taylor". and Mr. Erwin Taylor, all of Mal- poque; Mr. and Mrs. Keir Ramsay and Miss Leta, were visitors to Suin- merside on Tuesday.

Mr. Amos Davlson. Burlington re- cently mode a find. and as a result cf it a visit he paid to the woods

zccialiy, a new and acceptable lim- chcgn dish is liver patties. Dice cold liver and put a little pimento in the white sauce.

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proved worth ivhilc. When nearing thc woods, Mr. Dovison was mct by a fox. which seemed greatly excited. and on following her, he discovered _| five small foxes, four of which he managed to take home with him. __I Three foxes will no doubt be heard frcm later in the season. Mr. and Mrs, Preston Ramsay. of Hamilton. were visitors to Summer- side on Tuesday. M

A colored preiiiclici" iiiltl just con- (Zl-ll(|€il n sermon. on "Salvation. illll free." ililll nirnoiincixl Itliai a col-lea. trim would be taken. up for a TWIN." fft of tlic parsoii- and iris ftimiiy. A mcnrber iii =tlie audience 0l)]9('it‘i| tto the paitidoxlcal nature of tho proizoeiliings iii1'(l received tlii-i ‘hi! of tniegro ‘logic iii response: "S‘pcse yo‘ ivas tlhrtivity iiii‘ comi- to a niver. Yo‘ (‘Olllfl knee-l rigihi ilowlir an’ rliiiirk tyiour trill, couldn't 01"’ 111151116" 1' m‘ ""1911" "1 yo‘? An‘ it wouklni/r can yo’ nothiu’.

"l! portionin- grnde. We hlndllillat water wioirld the tree. Rut. Con] [or ‘u u“, "minim; homqhUpos-in iyo‘ was to hath dot water ‘ to yo‘ ‘house. yokl have ito

"mm bum". “u. hcufl“ ‘payt. woiitldn’! yo‘ De snfivathn am Telephone your Ionic to-ley. i

time, out; lit's dc halbin" ll piped tn w. n. onus a co.

The member for the society for

Bayfieid. Wes. Co. in N. B.. where she attended for three years, (during her father's ministry in that placoJ

second class normal entrance pap- ers for New Brunswick. l-Icr home study. and one year's

course; and at thc end of four years she carries her diploma to her home in Salisbury. N. B.

1 Her father, Rev. E. S. Weeks. holds thrce degreesfrom M. A._ and carries the letters after his name. B. A. 1904; B. D. i907; and M. A. 1921. Another son, Ernest P. ex- pecis to attend the Academy in the Fall, preparatory to enieiing upon a University course in the some Un- iversity.

It is worth noticing further. as a striking coincidence. that Helen C. Williams. a graduate from the Moncton l-ligh School who is an- nounced among the first year stud- ents at Dalhousie. who has been winning honors and distictions. and is one of the winners of the Campbell Scholarship. is closely re- lated to Miss Weeks. the mother of Pear Weeks. and the father of Hel- en O. Williams are sister and bro- ther, and rejoice together in

and where she wrote both first and

1siimmcr school at M. A.. constituted the ground work of her successful

yo‘ clat yo‘ gm to ‘puny to." Yt mos: m

the Prevention to Animals uses blank cartridges when he K061 Iuinititlit.

applied for n Japanese

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water and thus prevent it from| furrowing over and eating under the! read-bed. There should be caret taken to keep smaller "runs" frcm the horsc track always open; along the roads and thus save thc highway from becoming a trench tit] many points winding across the roads. and rendering thcm impas-i sable in the Spring, All this system‘ needs is prompt attention and faith- ful service by the road man who takes a contract and sees that he performs it.