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by.

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p fth Guiders ‘lmlastmiaetinzfl ow h“

mflfiweveuhiiillg at Guldeufleed- Vigieerson. Iugliyfig-‘ggn 3%’ cabéservvaunicedjgf solo‘ C ‘ “Ida m deeisioh reached. Plum

usaed and a

fter whgiimthe CINE!" °1 m9

uflflll, Gillan. made several tions. Miss l s Hart

friends

Recgta

pi-lu on‘

Recitation. lional lo‘. Helen

tat. » . i010. Niggy . n

Kay Recitation. Hilda Closing Ch God Save

irlgnlflfl. use-squ- 11.2.11. A

Primary ch11

Hyde. nrene

arl Brown. , Solo. Adele Vioksrson. Drill. When Ehster Comes. Reitatlon. Kenneth Bell. 5010. David McEachem. Plano solo. Joyce Cantwell. (Xiorus. The Little Flowers Came Thro the Ground.

Sher orus. the King.

ction,

em.

Plano solo. Ma t Coffin. Recitation. Bar a‘: McKenzh, B01 - Bea

r . Norman MlfDougnld. drcn.

d Aitklnson. Ouckncu. n liiiylislgy-r it loldJoan l " “ ' I ‘iayette. The visit o! the Fairy

een. Recitation. Audrey Graves. solo. Kay McEachem, Recitation. Cordon MoDou v llolin and piano sele Brown and Adele Callback Solo, Ollvene McLean. Duet. Lois Graves and Adele

rmulclon. Recitatmi. Nlhrllaret Coffin.

IBM.

Presentation

The Canoe Cove neighbors and of Mus. Catherine Darrach, who recently lost her home by fire

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‘flrheolnnanhreiervedf local inter-xi but ldvgm Ill ' ragu"-w§f“"'-P° "°" advance.

VErY large crowd was present, 0nd - Duns wereeokoenly contested that the winners could not be decided until the lam round was played, The winners were a5 follows: Lad- lw-let. Mrs. Wlm. Condcn; 2nd. MP5- 39115 HOW-n. Gentleuien—1st., Mr. Art Worth: 2nd. Mr. Phillip Howatt. After the cards an old- time dance was enjoyed by all.

er Jmeph Car Bqfomrxulfom - fi _

of Mr. and mu Carsimm: ue Road. had his ankle

m 8-11 “Qyldent near his B ShOrt distance from the City yesterday. The boy was iaken t0 the Prince Edward Island Hes- 9158-1 where he received treat-merit H14 194M‘ was removed to his

narmm mom TOUR-Messrs. Hllllh Patch and Campbell Stewart have returned from a three months tour of the United States and por- tions of Canada. They were tray. elling under the auspices of the Prince Edward Island ‘Travel Bur- eau and showed motion pictures advertising this province as a tour- ist resort. Pictures were shown in New York, Boston, Providence, Springfield, Buffalo, Toronto and Ottawa.

POLICE COURT-A convicted in police court on

woman yesterday of liquor

. p; aw‘: ‘ti?! 11°31 $8211? I ed rile men on drunk and disorderly ,_. u}; l; ' ' Y “mm e1‘ rgee each had his $5.00 bail ffiéfififi‘; ‘w. gig; éfleljhfitgihaev ti? htgge estreated. Previously they had Following the b ess meIt that Sh” anduner “may L? eachfor damages, w lch

»- . were settled once more and to wisn d, I at ‘Qéémutm “d

were

_ Gerry Hlllion .. There was a this

centiy sustained home and all its contents by fire.

CONCLUDE CELEBRATIONS —

w A led the many I gifts.

, was pa ar therine Dari‘ and Charlottetown Odd Fellows and ._ _ _ . v __wq your friend; m4 Rebekahs concluded celebration of QID- OHAIIDTFTITOWN 0°- n hbours cf Canoe Cove and vi- the 119th anniversary of the .~ i, (Sh. Paul's Church) c ty have zattiered here tonight founding of Odclfellowship last

‘mght when they held a most en- joyable dance in their hail on rtichmonrl street. Observance of the anniversary opened Sunday

s attended olivine

ma... a Inca at Wg evmpathizgnwith you very when the Order Ind everyone present was "tjgglminiijgsge mfitflbmfeiigag; ggrshciip in the Central Christian u, m. time it is keenly felt. But a loss ‘“ ' .__

ll.§“.;=..ll.::ll. 2rd ewes whereve- we»

' and privileges which we enjoyed in wtmm m!“ m“ Stflkmg “m1

co m d our homes 105mg many things familiar faces o1 the town clock bapresent next Fri ay which we “we my m my and these days. A fire in the Court

r h" n" “m3” ‘ numb” which we may never be s. le to re- m“? him-dim We" the “wk 15

~ ‘~‘° place. We are thankful m Divine situated deemed the four dials

Providence

YOU. WEN

rake we hope will be of some your family.

to you and

cw President 0f A. P. Selected

26—(AP)— director of was his its Dre-

._._.._. NEW YORK. April McLean. lens a e Associated Press as ther before him. became dent today.

mimic Star. who retired yes- . ..l dig: 88 years as the AP’s

w.’ EvCowles of the sooknne pokenmsn-Reviewwns elected first oe-presi t and Paul nttereon i the Baltimore Sun second vice- resident. Other officers. including the ex- utive board. were reelected. Mc- - n, tall, spare and 48. had served » first vice-president during the ear. ed for comment on he replied in one

Ask tion. start by break- ents. Therefore I

quarters. ed

until i940. stated the alpDeal to

Though

a v preced

' gmd- A suburban grocer “s, fwwltitsigxd." on the tea tax chancellors of

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“‘ (lrThe Canadian Pres!)

wmonnsrrna. England-A

' “m m’ iufililuuizfienvivihtnh§ a stile United sum

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DEATHS m Federation m said: d

y Iunernl Thursday , from the New londcn Church at 2 p.

and. commended the budget to deal 1011i M "DYWQP I04

. Eastern Guardian

‘Budget

(GolitmuedJrolLLllHe 1)

disappointed a. come tax, one accou

losopllically the increase seemed inevitable in view expenditure to be met

plated as it -he industrial position. Falntenance of which the prosper- t ofnour country so largely de-

e dis. Peter Bennett. president of the Industries.

Signed on behalf o CANOE COVE CGMIMUNI

Government

the

lam Davison,

of British

th E.’

wi to: eva- sound."

rm ted to escape without serious injuries and that _0u are still enjoying a meas- ure o health and strength. W - not permit this moment

without showing in some sma ner our appreciation of you as a work faithful neighbor and now pr you with these small

its

omn- to pass while repairs to the b limsn-llbeing plroce

esent‘ the which four new dials were expected soon.

and its mechanism was pretty well “ellwked up.“ Jlr. C. W_ Patterson, in charge of the overhauling, said it was useless to work on clock

eded to the building is commie clock has been dismantled and

W!“ When the clocks new “faoes" have

fthe

going to the country in 1938 as the "tax appeared unpopular (The Government, elect- in 1835, may remain in office Labor, however, has an the electorate earlier than that year.)

plans

average man was t the rise in the in- ntant said phl-

of the heavy

commenting said successive the exchequer had gicked the housewives shopping asket when they wanted to sup- plement the fiscal cupboard. Sir Patrick Hannon, president of the National Union of Manufact- urers, commented: cannot but regard the increase of sixpence in the income tax serious addition to their burde

Sir Will chairman of the Income Tax Payers Society, the increase was “to must seriously aflect on the

“Manufacturers

be

“iii” rm - In i- m - slrlsii°‘“f;..... Views With nunayi“ Increases

l8 l us.»

de-

set in place work of overhaul- and cleaning the mechan and it was expected this

would. completed in a short S E A S O N OPENS 0 N D A Y —- Lobster fishermen

preparations e of the lobster fishing season next. Monday. Although the hi! set May 1,

were oomlplet th orpening

in all opening da

ENJOYABLE SHOWER — Miss Lona Duncan and Mr. Frank Storey whose marriage takes place in the near future, were guests of honor at a shower Charlottetown Hi-Y Grad

other friends on Monday night. A beautiful chest of silver was a gift from the Club while many friends of the popular couple gave indi- vidual gifts. Misses Greta Barbour and Marguerite Cudimore opened the parcels while Mr. Trainer read the humorous verses. Entertainment included a the "Y" . A1

orchestra supplied the music. Be- tween dances vocal solos were ren- dered by Miss Marguerite Cud- more. Mr. Clifford MacDonald. During evening Mr. Arthur Jones. dent of the club, expressed, on

tobe

to the bride and groom

mulch was eaten at the _______._._ Mfr. Tyler Back of Alllston who

spent the winter in Boston, Mass.- u-lalhvted in Charlottetown n - .

_______.__. CHILD MAKES RECORD

an beck. s His riding time on the Goulbum route was 19

1B minutes. and it took

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' Faflflhn. Shflw i n» foilowinl misi- from m» . ' ' e ~ OONFEDEBATION urn nvsun- "all. Morris mmin u ,,, Trinity M18810?! mo» . L-orae-v-si-si: 53mg: and ‘ Bewlsnligii? ~ —-—-—- - . o .' noon: s neuron , warm nuns. Persons who he" W“ th view in h new Honda. will scan t Thursday, June 2:2‘; Band Concert ggmemm, 13*; to mama-s. °"° °“ '°““‘ fflflvl ll” TIEA 911 lfiifll Thursdn m‘! The folio Mu" am‘ ‘_ b57”“'%7% ‘TiaisPAl If“ m" W88 given at $111k m” wognm an answ e to edlitggnded u ion d Concert on Iagtmnigit gun“ "Peace" g J in Rev. A. E. MacKenzle ed. ‘ and dance we: held by a“ B ed in s recent number 0f Opening chorus by Mo- 01mg ma]; society m “M, ham ‘ Tire NGWI-Jfillgl-llsl. This editorial of

contained some

truths. some half truths. andsoms

8 l . which I feel should Minted git. ‘Wi McMullilrs opinion

Mr. that vlsi citizens of other . tries shoul confine themselvcegunto Bnioylng the Florida. winter season, and not lmdertake to tell the cit- zens of the United States what "WY should or should not do, 1 llh heartl d. slthouth it is ‘Wtllweflfllfyiouseansxeiotell them so in my humble opinion. Once can convey a message and still be courteous if one has had experience in such matters, and if one member of the visiting com- niunity oversteps the mark a little it is not really ne to include with the offender all o er; o! the same nationality 1n the (‘pndgmna-

on. “I rejoice that Mr. McMu1lin ad- mits that ever intelligent English. mun knows w o George Washing- ton was but in quot the great Washin ton and his des re to avoid 911N081 5711111118011 alliances, one has to do some thinking. Mr. Mc- Mullin says that eve intelligent Englishman knew w at George Washington thought about such matters and also what he said about it. 1 do not think that every- one knew what George Washington thought about these matters, a man's thouBhts Jmd especially a great man's thoughts. are his own private propert ,and in this case. he great Was atoms actions were at variance considerably with Mr. McMullinispguotation. He welcomed Marie Jose Paul Roch Yves Gil- bert Motier Mar uis de Lafayette with his compan ons to his staff in i777, and he welcomed all the sol- diers and all the support the mar- quis could obtain to his side. and it must have been considerable. as when later the marquis paid s visit to the United States, he received a‘ "Lindberg" reception, and a {gift of $200000 l.ri recognition o his services in fighting this country's battles. So in this case at least, a little mixing up with. Europe seemed to be considered beneficial. “When Mr. McMullin draws the of the bold bad John Bull his little cousin Sam by the hand and leading him into the at war he paints a rather ridiculous picture and when he says the U. . d the bill makes it plain that he has not studied the matter sufficiently to be able to give the facts of the

case.

"I would su t that instead of the United S ates being led into the war by John Bull or anyone else, that she entered the war and olned the allies because she resi- ed that it was just as much her war as theirs. The situation that would exist if the aliea were best- kaiser in control of including the navieg of

hilt?

everything

15m of the Atlantic was

throughout the province yesterdfy or

be perlnltted w t be firing o‘ up their arms as it

William

dance in Blanchardh

William 'I‘raluor and ‘Mr. the presi-

behalf of those present. best wishes om spainl

Pill) GE, lhlhlfl _- new!

and min in April. ti?!‘

hi

all the countries involved, look too dangerous t0 this country. ‘fhs Gennany had an e e for this side ndlcated by the kalser's statement that he “would stand no nonsense from America." and that plans regarding Canada were pretty complete according t0 discovered documents. So I would humbly point out that self preser- vution had all to do with the decla- ion arrived at by the United States on April 6, 1917, to declare we: on

Germany.

“The irst shot fired by American roops in France was fired on ober 27, 1917, but the reason for the of that shot was as clear in August i914 when the allies took was st the lat- heard a very

er date. I have prominent citizen of this country state before a large assembly if eodore Roosevelt had been presi- nlted States in 1914 is country would have men in the war at the beglning. And there was much cheering and applause.

"As in who paid for the war, well that ls something else again. Mr. McMulin says the United States p id the blil. but as I have already

ted he issues his statements t having studied the _ facts clmely. In what currency did the United States pay for the war, Mr. McMuilin? There are many cur- rencies. Pounds, ahilings and pence, dorars and cents. roubles. francs and others, and there is a. currency that is seldom taken into account when these war debts are being discussed. and that is the currency of human life .

"Russia had twelve million men under arms and her casualties were 76.3 per cent nine million men.

"France had elgiht and a. half under arms and her 73 3 or over six

or over

million men casualties were million men.

"Britain had nine million men under anns and her loses were 35.8 per cent. or almost three and a qiuarter million men.

" taly had five and a half million men under arms and her casualties were 39.1 cent. 0r two million two hundred thousand men.

‘"I‘he total casualties for the four

at powers apart from those of g: many small nations who took the field on the side of the allies were 20,808,086 men.

"In 1917 the United States con-

casu-

so that if a man's life can be ex- reased ln dollars and cents the g. . A. got off e in com- isorl wit the others. Coming the dollars and cents. h dl affect the United to i918

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i n__fi_=____.______.________' A n: ,=- , Pgqrggrugeani ‘Sudden Sharp i Reduction In

cull g suns m illusion 0v luau BASE

V

(Chadian Prom Des {wt t“ “‘ ti)” °' “““‘?&.."°‘“°‘n _ seasonal increase in and Finds Senator Liable éfiwhvvkllvyfvlwlm'filifi‘ginfi“inl§i To Pay $34,900 m. lntgfivtmh.lz°°“s.kfslfsl n , com EVE , v RPRISE l1 VQ arrows mu 2e —(OP)-—On in suit?“ “m” m” “Canada t d th tim- Some hl l thought oes eviodenca Senator-e soon wodailffilff the levelsmpire- "es an _ Schooper not Mewiwm’ Sellin Ra e" Qgmzlptqjocdupgeeqnwhga Hutfmm,‘ claim lidmgflitmmmaogzuncgntnirirgmancmwnm mg g ng m war preparations the Supreme The oversee appi-ovum- See the new 1938 Enterprise Range! stfgamlingd Court of Canada today an “ti” 1°“? "eme- for Beauty Econom d s - e m m, Withina week. the Price of butter = _Y 8h mootll. Even Baking. in gomnto slipped mm so u. 2a Blly one! You’ll like its Lifetime Performance mm the iai , een I PW-Yid- ' “M, by ,, “M; “m? {L90 Wholesalers 581d that they believ- . Judas dissenting a that Senator § re Miler decline of Qthitilm rfig-anmmwlablagggeury m, ouroenltswesprobablc Ila government .900 ins of vii,- "Wilm- m. both sums with interest and N61; 2w", fiidanfi-“ffimm”, ,,",‘,’,,‘,,,°,’ m°wiegj°flw “m” w” yerrfiimiiluxlesfi mussel“ mfllil‘ w” a “Supreme in ll written bv Mr. Justice u. u. "it Sam hm’ “"3" ma; m” ‘ "mam-l gag?” Truly

Davis and held the Exchequer Court judgment of Mr. Jlrtloe E. R Angers, hfilding Logan and Hatfield _jo‘nt'v lialble for repay- ment of the whrle 511-111 received by Hatfield as compensation for the loss of h‘s vessel was wrong. Chief Justice Lyman Duff und Mr. Justice A B. Hudson con- clmed in the majority judgment.

False nuya esentatlons