JANUARY ‘M, 1938 "n11: (JHARLOTIETOWN _GU_ARI)IAN , , . ‘The Central Guardian miiltiitil’... this 3mg: ggllh, l);

I've Set the Clock for

that Super Value

SHIRT

89c

WONDERFUL BAR. GAINS‘ IN WORK SIIIRTS. Men’s work shirts, regular value $1.19. $1.25. $1.50. For

the amazing

small price of -

in the Basement at

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Japan May Make Representations

ask th C di

tlkfi Btzpg Elsa an attempt made last week to bl $011 hnanese ste

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l9 sflltile. it was learned here.

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two no

cussed at tcrday by or of the

According to Dome!

0f Rolphe Fbrsy-th,

cident. which led tovthe school teacher, one of th

may Government to connection with the by two Canadians ow up the 11.621- amship I-Iiye Maru n a

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men involved and resulted in demure to the ship. was dis-

Eugene H.

116W 88611037. he expressed Silt‘ over the incident.

The Hive Mani sailed for Yoko- hama ZPriday.

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from annual-mun ~.

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the Foreign Office yes- Dopman. United States (Japanese)

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Fox Ranchers

Attention

We list below reduc-

ed cash prices on

QUALITY MEATS

Harris Horsemeat 5'~4c Beef Tripe -'- - -5c

Cali’ Tripe - - 4“ic Lamb Tripe - -4“’-c Beef Liver - — --9‘ii'c Lamb Hearts -— - 7c

Maritime Fox Food Silo

(Ground)

Beef Cheeks — — 759i:

Also in stockz-Bone

meal, Fish Meal, Kelp Meal, Wheat Germ, Glossy Sheen, Mar Mill Foods, etc.

“If it's for a fox we

Brewers Yeast,

Fox

have it!"

P. E. I. Fllll TRADERS

192 Queen Street

Tlllz column is reserved for n ' lNVh of Iucul interest but uthcrllsing 0t ‘A "W"! nuture mily lu- tnnrrli-ll "g 4 ivlxlilluvz-lb wont nil-loll;- plu-"plg J, u,|_ m.

CRASWEI-L for Photographs.

CONFEDERA ~ SURANCE. TloN L". E

IN- L-svau-z-iz-aiz.

RED cnoss AN _ ‘ING ToNiullT iviyllfilil. “gorilla . Room of City Building '

Llziia-i-zv-il. NOW FOR A REAL BREAKFAST with Rm; = H - . Chna. Silfllfwitml‘ Tlllirtlllge on“

PRESBYTEIIIAN CHURCH Se _ gigs; sundiw- January 30th. Mouill; -P Algal"; 11 A. M. Marshileld 7.30 - - L-2119-l-27-li.

PRESBYTERIAN SERVICE5 a, §&‘i‘1',1f3?°'§911 Sunday. January - s Five‘; fitéeldg. M.: Clif- ‘ialat7P.M.. " 1,-g1‘§3l\§1f§7‘?ff

‘ nap caoss ANNIIA . ING ToNioiiT hr ._,.£_,“§E,$, Room of City Building,

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SER _ - > January 30th. MIIIOYIIICFSSL, . 11 A. My. Morning Prayer,

- . M. Evening Prayer. Every- body Wfllflome. Rewd E. O. Lancas- ter, Rector. L-2127-l~27-1i.

HOYTS

BEAUTY _ ieriuz for two weeks rattles on electrolysis (hair on ladies faces permanently removed by the elec- tric needle), phone 1011,

L-2072-1-25-3i.

THE PRESBYTERIA IN CANADA Services Dav. Hartsville 11 A. M. Brookfield 3 P. M. Hunter River 7 P, 1v; Glasgow Road Wednesday, 7.30 RM, y, IWome-ns Missionary Thank Offer. i311: Iluitsville Thursday, Fpbrllm-y r -Dl Thomson. subii-cr-‘Tlie Mis-

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| 4. sionarv Challenge." L-2120-1-27-1i.

ATTENDING 1. E c. I o N CON- EENTION-Dr. H.D. Johnson, Mr.

come E. SIIPITEII, slid Mr. Bruce Womiacott. oi this city, have for Fort William. Ontario, to at. tend the Dominion Convention of the Canadian Legion. Mayor Rcb_ inson. of Summersidc. the Proviii- clal President. has also left to at. tf-‘Hd the Convention.

WIIEN NEWS IS NEWS.-

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quested to send in news for lication within at least a wee of their happening. The Guardian has imfortunateiy had to turn down recently several reports especially obituary not ces. WlllCh have reach. “ed us long after the event occurred. News while it is new!" is the slolzan-tf.

NEW EXPRESS SERVICE-The Canadian National Express lskggp- ins abreast or one times with a new and more efficient delivery service for Charlottetown. For hEB-Vy delivery a new iii ton stake body open truck. with carrying capacity o! 4,400 pounds, has been provided. while lighter package service will be handled with a new 3-4 to 1 ton deluxe panel delivery unit. which is stream-lined and has a carrying capacity of 1%.". tons. The new trucks were on the streets yesterday and their fine appearance was commented. upon favorably by many citizens.

FUNERAL SERVICES-The fu. neral of Mr. J.Robei-t Perry, which was largely attended, was held from his late residence, 38 Bright- on Ave.. yesterday morning to the Church of the Most Holy Redeem- er where Requiem High Mass was celebrated by Rev. Father Baines, USSR. Preceding the hearse was l a firing party from the P. E. Is- lland Highlanders, with the Regi- 1 mental Pipe Band heading the ‘ members of the Canadian Legion. , They were followed by the massed , bands of the League of the Gross l Band and ex-memibers of the Le- , glon Band. The pail-hearers were Messrs. Aeneas McMahon, James Strain, Frank hicKcarney, John Coyle. Charles Butt and Joseph Bradley. Service at the grave was conducted by Rev. Father Moreau. 058R.

Friends of lvlr. J. F. Ikziglitlzer. Muster Mechanic and Assistant Superintendent. C. N. R.. Island cil- .vision. will be pleased to learn that he has resumed his duties after being confined to his home through illness.

HORSES GIVEN PARTY

BOREHAM IVOODS. England — Carrots. nunles. bread and siliznr formed the menu for the. 42nd New Year's parlv for the llfllTYUS. mules. donkeys and mules of the Home of Rest for Ilorscs. Not a “nay” was

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FREDERICTON, I’. E. I.

WEEK END SPECIALS I0 lbs. Brown Sllllill’ — l0 lbs. White Sllltfll‘ l0 lbs. W. Beans -

4 lbs. Dates —

3 lbs. Prunes — '- 35°

5 lbs. Onions - '— m" Barley, per lb. — — — — — 5°

Coffee. her lb. — — — -—lb. _ so:

Grocers Special Tel. Del‘

THE IRISH 1 Tin com m: Cocoa, r lb. - 20o 1 Sweet Pickles, ll oz. ttlc — 250 l HOLY REDEEMER nn téulleky Pausetwo fim- fig: HALL- . iZilIIII rglli ETIIII mid z unl - We - c . - "' -‘ " ‘T

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hunk‘ b’ ‘ $1117..“ 33b5, ttnllns — — -— 23¢‘ CATHOLIC YOUNG ‘ ‘"10"! Pauflm.‘ z "m _ _ 2pc PEOPLE: CLUB Sliced Plneappslc. ihtlns -'— 23c

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DR. J. S. BONNELL

Dr. J. S. Bonnell Begins Princeton Lectureship

(New York World-Telegram Jan 22)

Dr. John S. Bonnell minister of the Fifth Ave. Presbyterian Church at Fifth Ave. 55th Sh, will begin] _ his new duly as vtsillnc lecturer of- lndlvidilills- pastoral theology at Princetoni

Seminary next Tuesday. These lec-l D13 Bflnneil holds, wi‘1 Lures will be delivered weeklyl awakening 0r developing the bin-

l_s compulsory (or the members of he graduating class, enoe of s new trend in the train- ing of theological students . Much nore stress than . placed upon the minister's re-

la loiiship to individuals. In the seventeen ‘The Cure oi Souls"

visitation. the solving of the in- dividuals personal problems. the impact of the Christian Gospd upon the parishioners’ inner needs 3nd the use of psychiatric meth- ods in personal interviews. The lec- turer has had an unusual train- ing. for a minister. in various types of personal disorders .

For many years he was closely associated with a large mental hos- pital in Canada. where his father was supervisor for forty-six years. Dr Bonnell took a. two- ear course of training in this insti ution. and had intimate contact phases oi mental and nervous dis- orders. Throughout his ministi-y he has specialized in personal inter- viewing and has been consulted by thousands oi’ people in the course oi’ this mixiistry.

In his course at Princeton he will deal especially with the very large contribution that _ faith makes to mental and physi- cal well-being. Dr Bonnell that ministers should not strive to be third or fourth-class psychiatr- ists but. that they should be con- versant with the new sciences of the mind in order to be more efficient in dealing with

The minister's main contribution.

a ministry that goes beyond that of the psychiatrist or practlng ps1- chologist.

He. believes that every Christian minister ought to set apart a. time in every week when his parishloi: ers may meet him 1n personal con- sultation. A tieiemendous servicl would be rendered by ministers i’ they did nothing more than lists“. patiently whi'e a surcharged hear! empties itself of a heavy burden When people realize that every confidence intrlisted to ihem L‘ kept inviolate, younr: and old wfi come to the niiiibtcr with the" problems.

Developing this idea he has established a School of Religion which he wi‘l direct each Wecillm- dny cveuinc in the chapel oi hi: church. The first lecture ivils giy. en inst Wednesday evening. This course oi’ instruction includes such subjects as "What Is Reiicioli?" "What is Revelation?" “llnwslmllld the Bible _Be Rmld?" "How Shall We PPM?’ An opportllnitv will he avian for the presentation of writ-

n questions to the speaker.

The sessions of the school are open to the general public.

._.__________ LADY DRAKE IIAS FULL PASSENGER LIST

_ MONTREAL. Que. Jan. 27-5511- ml: with il. capacity list of passen- gers the liner "Lady Dmke.” Can- adian National Steamships will leave Halifax tonight via Boston for a month ions vuyalze to Ber- muda. the leeward mid Windward Blends. Barbados. Trinidad and British Guiana. a large percentnqe of the passengers beinz bound for the southern terminus.

is an evid-

iormerlv is be-

lectures on

with all

Christian

holds

finding of the

lie in his

CIVIC ELECTION

In pursuance of An Act of the Leg Island, made and passed in the Twenty- King George V., Chapter 31, entitled “An Acts incorporating the City of Charlottct or in addition thereto.

I do hereby give PUBLIC NOTICE City and one person to serve as a Council] Wards, Numbers 1, 2 and 3 of the said ciilors in said Council for Ward Number

islature of the Province of Prince Edward first year of the reign of His Majesty Act to consolidate and amend the several own,” and all Acts in amendment thereof

that an election of a Mayor from the said or_ in the City Council for each of the City, and of two persons to serve as Coun- Four of the said City, and of Three per-

sons to serve as Councillors in said Coun cil for Ward Number Five in the said City;

being in all a Mayor and Eight. Councillors

representing the City as follows:

FOR WARD NUMBER ONE—0NE COUNCILLOR FOR WARD NUMBER TWO—ONE COUNCILLOR FOR WARD NUMBER THREE-ONE COUNCILLOR FOR WARD NUMBER FOUIL-TWO COUNCILLORS FOR WARD NUMBER FIVE-THREE COUNCILLORS

WILL BE HELD ON

WEDNESDAY

THE NINTH DAY or FEBRUARY, A. D., 1938

AT THE SEVERAL POLLING

Wiru 1 West, at or near Augustus Quinn’s, being No. 54 Queen Street.

Ward 1 East, at or near the dwelling house of Joseph Bolger, being No. 150 Dor- chester Street.

Ward 2 West_ at or near the shop of Ben- jamin Benjamin, being No. 91 Queen Street.

Ward 2 East, at William Batemalfs resi- dence, N0. 178 Sydney Street.

Ward 3, in the Market House Building.

Ward 4 West, at the City Building.

Ward 4 Central, at or near Herbert King's shop, being No. 182 on the South side of Kent Street.

And at the said Election the Poll will be

continue open until Five o’clock in the

‘PLACES, TI-IAT IS TO SAY:

Ward 4 East, at or near the shop of Sey- mour McInnis, being No. 177 Wey- mouth Street.

Ward West_ at Clarence Ranailans Ser- vice Station, corner of Queen and Euston Streets.

Ward 5 West Central, at Malietfs Service Station on the West side of Great George Street, being No. 207 Great George Street.

Ward 5 East Central, at the Red Indian Service Station, corner of Fitzroy and Great George Streets.

Ward 5 East, at or near the dwelling of Mrs. Elizabeth Enman, No 263 Eus- ton Street.

opened at Nine o’clock in the forenoon and afternoon of the same day.

DESCRIPTION OF POLLING DISTRIC TS

WARD ONE

EAST 0F GREAT GEORGE STREET --The First Polling Division shall comprise all that portion of Ward Number One" in the City of Charlottetown, situate East of Great George Street, and the Poll shall be held at or near the dwelling of Joseph Bolger, being number 150 Dw-chestcr Street.

WEST 0F GREAT GEORGE STREET-Tho Second Polling Division shall comprise all that por- tion of Ward Number One, in the City of Charlotte- town, situate West of Great George Street. and the Poll shall be held at or near Augustus Quinn's being 54 Queen Street. .

WARD TWO

EAST OF GREAT GEORGE STREET —Thc Third Polling Division shall comprise all that por- tion of Ward Number Two, in the City of Charlotte- town. situate East of Great George Street, and the Poll shall be lielrl at Wllliiim Batman's Residence, I78 Sydney Street.

WEST or‘ GREAT GEORGE STREET -Tlie Fourth Polling Division shall comprise all that por- tion of Wurd Number Two, tn the City of Charlotte- town, situate West oFGi-eatwficorgc Street, and the Poll shall be held at Benjamin IIOIIIIIIIIII‘! shop, 91 Queen Street .

WARD THREE

The Fifth Polling Division shall comprise Ward Number Three. in the City of Charlottetown, and the Poll shall be livid at or ifcnr the Market House.

WARD FOUR EAST

EAST or inLLsuononun STREET -The Sixth Polling Division shall comprise all that por- tlon of Ward Number Four, in the City of Charlotte- town, situate East of Hillsbomugh Street, and the Poll shall be held at or near the shop of Seymour McInnis, No. 1'17 Weymouth Street.

WARD FOUR CENTRAL The Seventh Polling Division shall comprise all

that portion of Ward Number Four. situate WM oi lllllsborough Street and East of Great Gcorlo Street.

Herbert King, being No. 182 on the South side of Kent Street.

WARD FOUR WEST

WEST 0F GREAT GEORGE STREET —The Eight Polling Division shall comprise all that por- tion of Ward Number Four in the said City, situate West of Great. George Street. and the Poll shall be held at: the City Building.

WARD FIVE EAST

EAST 0F IIILLSBOROUGII STREET -'I‘hc Ninth Polling Division shall comprise all that portion 0f Ward Number Five, tn Charlottetown, East of llillsbornngh Street, and a line in contlnuatlonihcre- of to the division line between Charlottetown Com- mon nnd Royalty, and the Poll shall be held at or near the dwelling of Mrs. Elizabeth Eiimairs. 263 Euston Street East.

WARD FIVE EAST CENTRAL

The Tenth Polling Division shall compromise all that portion of Ward Five, in Charlottetown, East of Great George Street and the Maplequc Road anil West of lllllsborough Street and a line in continu- atlon thereof to the division line between Char- lottetown Common and Royalty, and the Poll shall ho held at or near the Red Indian Service Station. comer Fitzroy and Great George Street.

WARD FIVE WEST CENTRAL

WEST OF GREAT GEORGE STREET AND EAST OF QUEEN STREET-The Eleventh Polling Division shall comprise lll that portion of Ward I-‘lve, in Charlottetown, West of Great George Street and Mllpcque Road and East of Queen Street, and tbs Poll shnll be held at Mallclfs Service Station. being No. 207 Great George Street.

WARD FIVE WEST

The Twelfth Polling Division shall comprise all that portion of Ward l-‘lvo, In Charlottetown, situ- nlc Went of Queen Street, lncludln Government House and Land It Victoria Pink, and the Poll shall he held at Clarence Ranahan‘: Service Station,

and the Poll shall be held at or near the shop of corner of Queen and Euston Streets.

NOMINATION DAY, WEDNESDAY, FE

BRUARY 2ND, A. D., 1938

AT TI-IE OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK, CITY HALL, FROM THE HOUR OF TWELVE O’CLOCK NOON UNTIL T IIE HOUR OF FOUR O’CLOCK, IN TI-IE

AFTERNOON OF SAME DAY..-

FOR QUALIFICATIONS OF ELEC TORS SEE ACT 21 GEORGE V” CAP. 31 .. AND-AMENDMENTS THEREOF.

O. P. NICHOLSON, City Clerk

City Clerk’! Offlcc, Charlottetown, Jllllll l1, 18th, 1938.

P. W. B. NOTES

GIKIRGE L. DONNELLY ,-

Flle Sunday UKCAAAUB soilg SUIWAL‘

i115 held iii St. Paul's Anglican Jhurch on January 73. a very large congregation being in at-

"cndance. The speaker ‘was Mr. R. ‘:1. Rogers who gave a very inter- stim: and inspiring acidic-as mi Red Cross Activities lil Foreign Jouniries". The ‘scripture reariinrz was liivcll by Mr. William Holl friiilloi". The next soul; service will be held iii Heartz Memorial HIII.

"RA-solved that a boy lids more common $011M‘ llluii a girl" was

Yollow I-IIIII 40c Pith.

For Premium List of Wnrltogera 8: Son Siiverplats write Thou. J. Lipton Ltd., 43 Front E.,'1‘oroiito. ,-

aw-a TEA

Section A's debate on Januarv 20th. Pio '

lric SDCiLktW-S included: Students lie, Inez Stevenson anti i cil. Con side: Lorne a Burden. Ruth Cd-IIIDDPII and Ruih build llluslc.

MlicGregol: Mr. Daniel Mullins -————%—-———-- F," luils critic nlid M1". Thomas Dc- JASPER IMPROVES

, Blots president. The vote: con 53, SKI FACILITIES f“ P M __h_ Y P pm 17, JASPER. Alta, Jan.26-(CPl- ' '

The student body of P.W.C. ex- tend their lieiirticst congratulations lto iVIr. alum-l- MacDonald. typi- cal hockey fan, who coached the P.W.C. train to a score of 7-7 with the Ilighiicld Granitos last Saturdhv evening. P.W.C. lineup: Goal. J. Downing; defense. Gil- more. Saunders. Gilllant: l0l'\\'.'\!‘(lb. Grant. (liliis. Sinclair, Stuart, Du- mont and Toombs.

nadian Rockies \\' lug winter sport Work of

menr rmirscs are being conducted HLIQW Q jjpuniry.

amendment thereof or in addition thereto,

THE NINTH DAY OF‘ AT THE SEVERAL POLLING

Ward 1 West, at or near Augustus Quinn’s, l being No. 54 Queen Street.

Ward 1 East, at or near the dwelling house of Joseph Bolger, being No. 150 Dor- chesier Street. '

Ward 2 West at or near the shop of Ben- jamin Benjamin, being No. 91 Queen Street.

IVard 2 East, at William Bateman’s resi-

dence, No. 178 Sydney Street.

Ward 3, in the Market House Building.

Ward 4 West, at the City Building.

Ward 4 Central, at or near Herbert King's shop, being No. 182 on the South side of Kent Street.

And at the said Election the Poll will be afternoon 0f the same day.

DESCRIPTION OF POLL

WARD ONE

EAST 0F GREAT GEORGE STREET —The First Polling Division shall comprise all that portion of Ward Number One, in the City of Charlottetown. situate East of Great George Street, and the Poll shall be held at or near the dwelling of Joseph Bolgcr, being number 150 Dorchester Street.

WEST OF GREAT GEORGE STREET —'l'hc Second Pulling Division shall comprise all that por- tion of Ward Number One, in the City of Charlotte- town, situate West of Great George Street, and the Poll sliiiil bc lield at or near Augustus Quinn's being 54 Queen Street.

IVARD TWO

EAST 0F GREAT GEORGE STREET --Tho Third Polling Division shall comprise all that por- tion of Vthlrd Number Two, in the City of Charlotte- town, situate East. of Great George Street, and the Poll shall be held at “iillinm Bateman’: Residence.

_ 17B Sydney Street.

WEST or GREAT GEORGE STREET-The

Fourth Polling Division shall comprise all that por- tion ot‘ Ward Number Two. in the City of Charlotte- town. situate West of Great George Street, and the Poll shall be held ill. Benjamin Benjamin's shop, 01

Queen Street. WARD THREE

The Fifth Polling Division sin-ll comprise Ward Number Three, in the City of Charlottetown, and the Poll shall be hl-lll at or near the Market IIousc.

WARD FOUR EAST

EAST 0F IIILLSBOROUGH STREET -The Sixth Polling Division shall comprise all that portion of Ward Number Four, in the City of Charlottetown. situate East of lllllsborough Street, 5nd the Poll shall be held at or near the shop of Seymour Mc- Innis, No. 177 Weymouth Street.