AND FINAL CHAPTER

CILSUBIETY

I Prince Edward Island Diocesan .' Board of the Woman's Auxiliary , opened with divine service in st.

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M er

Y Adjourned Executive White. s... e. R. 8......

4 . _ t,RB'.w.J.Pil1ll ,R€, . -- Meetlng Yes irancaswr, Rev. B‘. Friiani,

trday in St. Peter’s d.

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N ight.

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An adjourned executive meeting to of the D. C. S. was held yesterday to afternoon in St. Paul's Parish Hall. 0f Considerable business was trans- it

WW1 1; was dxmed to take m. The Archbishop said it shouldbe the ‘ccssciy steps t0 have thc Church “mm “W” 9' Christi" "u" 1° cr-"uv President, read an appropri- where lie attended the funeral of the °1d Service and it W” m" ate address and presented Mrs R-ay- his cousin Mr. Walter D. Allen new canon on election o; Rector, lord's intention that it should be m ' ’ ' used frequently. Prayer Book teach- ing also makes it plain that the f th 1

Holy Communion should be the cen- mm e V“ nus parishes’ Mn‘

Act amended, so as to make the 75

of the Diocese effective in this Province.

A resolution of congratulations

' was adopted and. conveyed to Mr.

Crisp Moore, who has been for

over fifty years a Warden cf St.

of the Society was held last even- It ing at 8 o'clock. There was a large be

deacon White was in the chair. Af- a ter the opening of the meeting sh

Wit-h Pfflyfil‘ E-hd hymn ‘he hlih" Communion comes to us in the

utes were read by the Secretary, [o Major T. E. MacNutt.

The chairman in his remarks m made happy reference to the fact co

BUCK i JONESL-“RED RIDER ” PLUS OPENING CHAPTER NEW SERIAL-“TAILSPIN TOMMY"

fleeing‘ l l Diocesan B o air d Peter's Cathedral WednesdBSy, Mar.

Parish _*.Gen“ was His Grace ihciArchbishop of era] Meeting- Last Fredericton. Hc said tomorrow

Auxiliary Corporate Communion Service and he would speak of the

taking texts from St. Paul's Epistle

lti ~11 '- m- chum». ere-u. 25:: ;::"...::.i.;‘ i.i;.:".:. s, .., . B The 91st “ma! general meeting world the merits of that sacrifice. ‘ e a“ "Mn

not feed a dead soul, therefore we

CAPITOL Til-MY

Women's Auxiliary

The 38th annual meeting of the

th at. 10.15 a. m. The Rev. Canon , alone conducted the service. Oth- ' clergy present were Ven. Arch-

T. Payne, Rev. Harte Davis. The special speaker for the scrvicc

orning will be hcld ihe Womiiifs

caning of the Blessed Sacrament, the Corinthians. Christ revealed this Sacrament. St. Paul states

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.1 HNJIALLIDAY

STRAND

Stl Paul the purpose and power =_-_

SHOOT the WORKS wu-u JACK 0mm: arm scrum; AND ‘Au. mu mos

ALSO — NEWS AND CARTOON

ALLURING EYES . .. DANGEROUS LIPS . . . SEDUCTIVE SILKS . . . STRANGE PERFUMES!

A deadly trop for dea- pemtc mun whom so

clef doomed the mn

W

BARRIE GILBERT ROLAND /

‘ ALSO _ MUSICA ye

AND THELMA moo mrsv nanny comoov M FRIDAY _ SATURDAY

is to be a solemn commemoration. work during the past 15 years. R-

otation of Christ's redeeming sacri-

is our duty to be missionaries, to

it b rd d b l b “htendame- The venerable Arch‘ ouirwgy Iiiiefaslivihgfmlltfi: ITTOTBBHtTTB-g g van y several of the omcem commemorating service. it is a Catherine Travis, who gave u, most axing and participating. Holy interesting talk. DnTr-avls said she was happy to tell of mmditions and work among the Chinese of Hanan.

she m“ "5 °“ "n ‘mamuw "'9 afternoon, the President, Mr. .1. .1.

‘Ilrainor, explained w the Directors, that because of his position as

rms of Bread and Wine. We can-

ust be spiritually healthy. The fr

nverted life, trusting and loving of experiences in her own life when

that Priests were in charge of ev- our Lord are maiiks of the spiritual- tr

ary parish on the Island, and that ly

the outlook was bright, and then windows 0i’ Oil!‘ SOLiIS OpEfl. F001

healthy life. We must keep the K

galled on the M05; Rgvgrgnd Van, strengthens gradually. We must not th

Richardson, Archbishop and Met- 9199M l mlfhvlc WhEII W9 1181110111- all the work 0i preparing this to mpoiltah go deliver 1,15 gddrgt ate in the Holy Communion. ‘Thlis make clothes, even shoes, for the

rvice is also a feast of human fc whole family. Early in June they and nlmse"; and wnne n15 feelings were as strongly in favour of co- operative marketing, and his filter- est in the Association as great as

His Grace on rising stated that he 5e

was delighted to again have the lowship. How grieved our Liorcl must n visiting “Tho be as He looks down on His people family helps. and the work 15 do“ and sees how they neglect the Eucli-

His Grace then stressed the need arm“: Feast‘ a

opportunity of island."

of the evangel in our national. political, social, civic, business and religious life. In our national lifc

in of

makes it broad and unselfish. Pol-

“lmny the messag? °f ‘he @599 Peter's Srhoolroom opened with a n “Ppued “mud “d “s o! "mo" hymn and prayers by the President, who do not exercise their franchise Mm H’ D_ Raymomh

and would give us lenders who are inspired with the spirit of Sinai. he _ In civic life the gospel teaches 1-1

. . . G th the evangel purines patriotism and Xfigngézrggfinced by ms “we c

The service closed with the sing- of

2 of the beautiful hymn “The lcvc she said there is a s lendid staff of .

Christ cnnstmmeun» Bencdlchon workers and the equlfpment L, good,‘ Ho is still on the Board of Directors. She said a. step forward has been _ _ taken by putting young Christian The afternoon session hcld in St. Chinese girls into the hospital to train as nurses. There is an out- patient department and people come from all parts for treatment. Chin- Tilg roll call shovicd a good at- ese evangelists go among these peo- udancc from most parishes. Mrs. p19 @111“; them the Gaqpel “my

. Pickard, of St. Pctcrs W. A. ex-

IIS t0 DRY Efeatcl‘ BLYBITUOB t0 0H!‘ tended a. lvnriy welcome to all PlYJS- an

duties than to our rights. Socially, em and said iiwzis a privilege and His Grace stressed strongly the pleasure to welcome especially Dr. ousiy, q-he Chine“ Vbeheve 1n n need for the maintenance of mar- Travis of Honan. the Archbishop of riage as an indissolublc spiritual Fredericton, and the clergy from in bond rather than a. merely legal the various parishes. She hoped 1,0 and temporary physical union. In the meetings would be profitable t0 pcrstltion of years. to a love and l and that members will 80 back trust in the ‘Prue God. n) 531d that the m“ that there must to their branches filled with courage honest business ma; is the Saving and determination to make this a real jubilee year. to put our W, A.

1 _ 4 on a stronger basis and to increase d1 lousy speaking it is the duty of its membership.

the sphere of business His Grace E1

grace of our business lifc. Relig-

the church to evangelisc herself completely. He likened the church to a great dynamo which when slowed down plunges a city in gloom. Thus our church life must

I'D

A hearty vote of thanks was n,

seconded by Rev. H. D. Raymond

1nd carried. after which Hi: once dress, extended awelcome to all and yew Brumwgch M," Found “d!” spoke or our honoured guests. the Archbishop of Fredericton. and D1". Catherine Travis, of l-Ionnn. China. Mrs. Raymond said, as we ‘look buck on the past year, we are M11011 With thankfulness for the privilege of scr- ce that has been ours. During the ,5n,.C1aD__i-F=o,. n” years I 5.15am‘! _ terribly with my Kidneys." ivi-ites red in the passing t0 hlllhel‘ 5"‘ Mr. Frank Boiichard, a well-known cc of Archblshoil WWW?“ and resident of this place. “In the morn- ings I could hardly gct out of bed

imparted the Blessing. _____._____ f~—_"—‘ BIRTHS

' W?’ _ i MACDONALD-At Tracadic Cross v1

M81011 11. 1935.- 30 MF- and Mf-‘l- year the Church at large has suf-

Basil MacDonald a. son Reginald {e Joseph. vi

ucoAnnLn-hi

Elizabeth) .

M". my sherry, Borden, a son, . DEATH!

. ,=---'-----——--————_______._—————— l ..i1 ms March 2o. ,1...“ 5nd children m the missionary rm. mush A- Mlcmfllld- I!“ l" districts. What of the future? In Friday. Mai-ch an to Prince Edward Island the Junior

and Girls‘ work seems to have bitch is , neglected. We must have the you!!!" Dock-Pa Kidney Pills. and I um aura - ones interested, that they may be able to fill the vacancies in the een- w

yean. , l time panda» oemeta y.

lo

well-chosen words.

Archbishop Stringer. true scrvflnw

Middleton on H t our home Mamn u, 1935 to and Mrs- fiflsgusyemiiitvinbeeifriiiim upon ‘c as my Back was so sore, and I was Albert McCudle a daughter (Mary use some o; on, members, p; a, I

membcrehip of over 88.000 and one of our great. responsibilities and a 1

slogan for i935 be "A Girl's Branch in every Parish." Every member all, but flui-eiy and simply a Kidney should subscribe to and read The , Living Message.

Mrs. E, Ncwcombc, of Port H111. plied to the welcome in a few T

In the absence of Mrs. Pierce, the

u o’ W- A- me light of the gospel is to shine. Miss comm m“, 1cm.“ o; greeting ‘

l t. . Do . Cor. Sccr - moved to His Grace by His Honour n32?‘ an]: Mm 1;, Sore Back (‘aused the Lieutenant. Governor. This was colémmh

The President, in oilvllillk hcr ad-

mark of respect. Mrs. Rlilfmmld "h" cincs, but they didn't do me any SHEER! At the Prince County ed a“ to “and ‘or a Si’, néomeintsh

" id t k e eveourf i ii ' i Hawk“. mmh 20' 1935’ to Mr‘ and zlénltPgi-stheen iilltlnesnnce m Drum est mon as in Dodds A insnac

orious task in the work amon! W0-

r ranks in later years. May the w

the Diocesan Bond. In speak-

n. § a

nkod all who had h’ the . MIMI.’

bPT-‘iliip as a manic of appreciation

are very industrious. They grow

harvest, thc wheat crop. All the by hand. Miss Travis said ft is like

missionaries have to go very cauti-

god and have idols and pictures in

vis for her splendid talk and said We get a clearer idea of the many ,“Ocnmon_

we listen to their own experiences.

Pei (‘TS Sclioolroom.

unable to get proper rest at nights.

good. One day I was reading the

can now get a. good night's rest and my appetite is good. I am forty-five years old. but feel um years younger now. I would advise any prson that

Remedy. They put the Kidneys in shape to strain all the impurities In closing, Mrs. Raymond expres- out oi’ the blood. ‘mi mm at the resignation of Mrs. .

‘ I. V. Bell and Mrs. Geo. Richards

v of her own resignation, Mrs. with Royalty, have you? stung h; a queen Moi

0nd with a. Dominion Life Mem-

R y a x li l trai service. But. we are neglecting ,.,1,,"§§'I,nd.f,d“_f,,§ figiefiilefif f: Itisa“ m °f 5°'°““‘ ‘mmmem’ ant duty t0 ncrfcrm. presenting s been captain of om- of the small

Diocesan Lif Membership to Mr, W. S. Batt fer-om fellow workers i; L‘; ma“ which made the crossing

Mrs. Raymond then called on Dr.

om Shanghai to Kweitch and told

availing. weitch are mostly poor, but; they

eir own cotton and the women do

pictiuo from the Bible. Speaking n an Saints Hospital at Cweitch. o;

B

"long those in the hospital. The

eir homes. It is a wonderful work turn them from thcJcar and su- n;

Mrs‘ Raymond thanked Dr" Tm‘ Loren has. like Mr. Trainer, given his very best to the support of the

fficulties of the missionaries when

The meeting adjourned to meet hursciay morning at 10.15 in st.

Afternoon ten was served by the

in Budd's Kidney Pills

M n E B n d w Bu“, d in the city Tuesday evening was

rWlfh Ktzllhceyfiirlfor Tillie Year?’ flown w Bridgetown yesterday

‘ morning by pilot Jones. to be pres-

Lagflcevihe‘ N_ B“ “larch n? eht at a funeral there in the af- ternoon. ~

No Further

tried a good lot of different medi-

and decided to try your Dodd’: ization so years aeo- It ncW hr-r u Kidney Pills. Aficr 1 had taken the if,‘ 3f“c'§,f,nf,§ed1‘a°§fn:":§:

first half box I began feeling better. . have now taken five boxes Ind tgalnfifr€ggrflgscgg cent registered on Monday and Tuesday was not exceeded. On the contrary titan itappeuniedantg lbe l. slightly be r“ eel g _ urge troubled with their Kidneys to fry wanna, o, fin Fm. “n: w,“ they will say tint they are s most ° ’

onderful medicine and worth their

8mm “Tom” , the Charlottetown Fur sales Oom-

- . pin had u considerable consign- Dodds Kidney Pills are no cure m”); m-me e “Imam n“ ‘

In The Sochl 8w

Tramp - Yes, lady, I wll once

r

Hennessey y

telegram from Miss Campbell. Roxbury. Mass, stating that her mother, Mrs. Jesse Camp- kmll. widow of the late John J. Campbell of Cardigan, had passed sway. The remains will arrive here Batuiday evening and will be tak- en to A. A. Henncsseys Undertak- ing Parlors where they will remain until Monday afternoon when they will be, forwarded to Cardigan. The funeral will be held on Tuesday 9°"t° u" “w” °T mfdeh- Th9 morning.

her immediate family two sisters, Mrs. E. D. Stems of this city and

mouth. Also one brother Mr. Nor- man Currie of Halifax. Today at two o'clock the funeral service will be held in the Charlottetown Bap- tist Church.

farmer and fox rancher, who died Saturday morning in the Amherst Hospital from appendicitis. Hc was

and two brothers in Cape Tormen- Enmuragmg reports of work we“ tine and three sisters in Amherst. Tidnish, Nova. Scotia and Montague.

PBESIDENCY 0F THE POTATO GBOWERS-At. a. meeting of the Directors of the P. E. I. Potato there is no other person in the

Growers‘ Aseociati held Tuesday vehicle. 1f the examiner is not sat-

The people aroma Agent of thAEastem Canada Potato Marketing Boardhhgpgglt it would be unwise for him to retain the position of President, that the holding of this office might be i source of critic- ism against both the Association

The Directors recognized that for thg past number of years, and par- ticularly the last year, Mr. Trainer had been a tower of strength ‘.0 the Mr. Leslie Hunter in the chair on organization, and gave himself un- parinlly in every way to further 'I'rust Company. its interest, and to make anxangc- merits that would permit it to carry But better work is accomplished g? "'5 work’ The unanmwus choice fell on Mr. E. B. MacLarcn. oi Georgetown, who held the position af..ln;"::r.':r:. v2.2": brass; fro" sincle the organization was formed.

were able to persuade Mr, MaoLaren

C. 0. S. Aranmore, has arrived from Halifax to Spend a. fcw holl- days at his home in This city.

SI l _ h Dean 0f the Canadian! Recreation

Institute arrived in Cmrlottctoivn eep ess Nlg ts last night. He. is registered nt the Canadian Nwiiornl H l.

xltfutilffemonriderm the eon-

ditionl. me coroner!“ hei- new a um "er *i:.~"~:*.:.ir:.i~..i~.i.-.i- lid-Oh, 'beenintouhvercx ea y a v "you" c bring better vflcql wrcviuhc, m the offeflnll and um will not m

‘in ieavesvgrybigoffuingfoi-thecli,

i

t‘ Guardian

oflolilblfilliiltrvorffllll w: new: hallo!

llv_no.

ISLAND LADY DEAD-Mr. A. A. ‘ y received a Catherine

YOUNG LIBERAL-S MEET-Dr.

In J. Ycc was elected» president of .1110 Young Men's Liberal Associa- tion of Charlottetown and Royalty no its annual meeting held last night. Mr. W. M. Lea, Opposhion leader, Messrs. Peter Sinclair and J. J. Larabee, Liberal Federal can- didates for Queens County. Mr. W. H. Dennis, M.L.A., and Mr. E. '1‘. Higgs addressed the meeting. Other officers elected were: Honorary Prea- idcnt. Mr. Nelson Rattenbury; vice President, lvfr. Simon Paoli; Secre- tary, Mr. D. Edgar Shaw, K. C.

FUNERAL sniwma ‘- It was ith a great deal of regret that the.

friends in Charlottetown, heard of" the passing of Mrs. Alvin F. web- stvr, at Dartmouth, N. S. Mrs Web- ster lived most of her life in Char- lottetown and with her husband took an active interest in the work of the ‘Charlottetown Church. She has been living in Hullfl-x for the past fifteen years. , Her husband predeceased her ten

BaptLst

ars ago. She leaves to mourn in mg clauses, ML Mmnke explain ed. has to do with the control of i» M» o: n» 22.2mm .'.‘.'§.’....'2°f.%“';..2§§“£f.‘l a liccuscd operator is permitted to operate a car. Provision is now be- ing made for the legal ‘operation A“ 192°-

ghe sgrgiguheyam the days o; plicant, while having such license the car ferry. Ho leaves a widow 1h

retofore, he asked to be reliev-

Governor received the A m“ u“ “m” °' Preside“ the House in reply to midr§fisee§if second reading of an Act to lace. section foreman It A-lbcrtcu. recently was taken to Prince County hospital suffering from s broken This lad has been unusually unfortunate. as this is the fourth hick his right ann hrs sustained. I x

“i” "while? "' b amp oyee at. r , has een the House went into committee trmuened m m‘ “me capacity m During his stay in Albermn, Mr. Mclnnls made n great many friends and his departure will be greatly regrattefl. .

Miss Eileen Foster of the C. N. the House went into committee Talegmnn, n,“ n,“ yawn,“ morning for Halifax where she will take passage by the B. S. Lady Rod- ney for Bennuda. Miss Foster will be absent for; about s month. O O

was with difficulty the Directors accept the position. Mr. Mac-

PERSONALS w

Mr. Harry Hill, steward on the

Miss Bertha, Olsen. who arrived overdrafts contracted in respect to Permanent work in connection with

Decline On Fur Market

Anning and Cobb- started their

Colonel Ulric Dawson whose firm

of them. He was

other fnfflmntlon nu mlched

. “Milli!

puailltfpnwufthlllhllll

' w" -

drive. The duties of examiner un- ATTENDED FUNEMIFML n der the amendment. would be per- mas. and purposes t0 chance the Allen. M. P. .P., returned ‘Fues- f°"med' B‘ i“ u” 95"». by ‘h!

At this point. Mrs. Simpson, l-ipn- day night from Cape Ibrmentine - wmwl" “ddlmhfll 6X- c .

partinent upon receiving from any

GOVERNOR RECEIVES ADDRESS

from the Throne.

House went. into‘ committee with

OOIIIPBIIY was incorporated in New Brunswick and was seeking recog- the Directors to fill this vacancy. nition as a corporation in this uh Act to amend an Act respecting the registration of documents. The Messrs. Dennis and Alien asked bill corrects a minor error in the existing statute. It was agreed to.

Province.

forthcoming.

"Id. Progress was reported and leave asked to sit again.

Act to further amend the Sum. mcrsidc Incorporation Act i933.

authorities to borrow and expend

cccdins $90,000.00 m addition m any. amount’ heretofore authorized. mcmbcr c! this House!’ He also stated there would be l

"In all cases of prosecution for. meeting shortly of the Public an offence against any byQ-Jgw o; Health Committee to discuss omb- bye-lsws heretofore or hereafter 16ml in relation to the Provincial Passed in pursuance of the powers Mhlwfhlm-

Referring to both the Premier added: "Perhaps the amendments thereto, or otherwile "W" W9 h? W in force in the said Town of Bum- common diffi mersida for which any pggglty o; all concerned. _ At 6 pm- the House mourned. viotion or order of the Btfpondluy 1c meet tomorrow (Thursday) n1- Magistn‘ of the said To" mm ternoon at I o'clock.

Kentville Wa i ves

O Mr. Allen eeia there were two F01‘ ICE Tl "l8 sides in the question raised. He (c, n 3 Gumhnl. and" w’?!

. N. ., u lfsatviile High school has waived Mr. J. A. MacDonald: What ll it: claim to contest, the Maritime _ u Interscholastic boo Mr. Allen. Since you u: the [hip flagging Qflflpbfl m m. MIR . runner- Klntv ing up ‘l0 percent of fnNova Booth. st u’

[EGISLATIIR m COMMITTEE YESTERDAY

Provincial Legislature, March 20.

'I‘he House met at 8.40 pm.

Mr. Speaker reported receipt of v communication from the secret- ~i-y of the Lieutenant Governor. nnouncing that at 4 o'clock His ‘onour would be graciously pleas- .i to receive the Address in reply a the Speech from. tho Throne. On motion of Hon. Mr. Arsenault he House went into committee nth Mr. Stewart in the chair on lll Act to amend an Act to incor-

promoier explained that the or-‘ iginal incorporation was in i919. Borden has a population of about 700 people. It has no debenture debt. Last year they constructed a town hall to meet the cost of which they desire authority to issue bonds They also desire to have the act amended in order urhold the

municipal election every second iieve that every person should have the right of appeal."

year instead of every year. M11 sPeii-ker Strong ‘pointed out

that in addition u; bonding B, gown sequence of the promoters state- dgbentum m“, ment clause 5 be deleted.

hall the pr n was to provide for adequate fire

protection. The some, o; revenue over. Mr. Dennis n of the town is quite stable as the “cu Mwrdlhulrv whim W" P“ inhabitants are practically all gov- Prcsrcrr 0n the bill w“ reported-

On motion of Hon. Mr. Sharp —~———-*-—~-~—-—-

The bill was agrged w without the House went into committee amendment. with second reading of an Act to amend the Fur Farming and Fur Deal- ers‘ Act The bill enlarges the

0n motion o1‘ Hon. M; Muphee scope of the Act to include "any the House went intqi committee fur bearing animals" as well as with Mr. Wigmore in the chair on "Skins and furs," as now provided second reading of an Act; to Qmend for.» It was agreed to without amendment.

ernment employees,.he explgfligd,

lllrhwny Traffic Act

the Highways ‘Traffic Act. The purpose of the first amend-

by a person who is learning to

isfied that the licensed beginner is entitled to an operator's license he

may extend the beginner's license for a further period of thirty days i’ by endorsement thereon and shall notify the Department of such ex- tension.

Prunes-s was reported.

At 4 p.m., in the Council Cham-

The promoter explained Lhgf, the

Mr. LePage said the bill was giv- 1h! all kinds of authority and it

was not known whether the cnm- Wm‘ MT- Hum" 3h the “hair °n second reading of The Public Lib- raries Act. After some discussion. over until the information w“ progress was reported and leave was asked to sit again.

iruny had a dollar of capital stock, He thought the bill should be hcld

On motion of Mr. J. A. MacDon.

Summcrside Incorporation Act.

"u the Purpose cf Paying bank

ec. 5 of the bill provides:

contained in "The Summlrside In- corporation Act, 1908," or any

punishment is prescribed, the con-

be final and conclusive and against such conviction or order there shall be no appeal."

Mr. Dennis asked if this was I aoheral provision or was it s ape- cisl Provision that the town of Summer-iii‘ was asking.

had received a document with 11g rluuuurcr commie the clause. your opinion?"

for’ fun u w:

ll!

petite. and a most severe pain in

for them. A friend advised me to

a short time I felt the greatest n- iief. I continued taking Lruschen

.il'1l6¢h0n first stimulates the flow of gastric Juices to aid digestion, and then ensures a complete, regulai

waste matter every day.

fers to the annual school meet-

date of meetings from the third to the fourth Tuesday in Juno of each year. The promoter explained The bui provides that the De. that after the academic course at Prince of Wales College is held the ,pcrson over the age of sixteen Students arc given an intensive INPIMM- years. who has not previously been you.‘ of we and was wen known issued with an operator's license, Prince Edward Island’ having mi application for such a license may in its discretion issue a be- ginners license entitling the ap- bhfilh- '17“? Claus‘? carried-

oourse in teacher training. If the school meeting is postponed an- other week to the fourth Tuesday in June it will be an advantage to

l his immgdlate P05595510“, go 2% to 5 per cent on times paid be- idIlVB a motor Vehicle Upon m; fore Dec. i of the current school public highways, for a. period of year, as an inducement to people thirty days when accompanied by a licensed operator or licensed chauffeur who is actually occupy- ill the My Rhythm! t0 ing a seat beside the driver and Secretary to "indicate the tax ass- essment on the bills sent. out.

to pay their school taxes promptly.

this matter up with the Superin- tendent of Education.

hink any farmer paid taxes on the real value of his property but he knew of many cases where the value of schools was placed much higher than the purchase price. The bill, after some further dls- on the 10th instant. oussion, was agreed to with minor amendment.

amend the Truslee Act, 1910. The On motion of Mr. Stewart the Purpose, the promoter explained, is to enlarge the group of invest- ments in which trustees may invest an Act respecting the Maritime m!“ fimds- The hm W” P9113304 agreed to

with Mr. Wigmore in the chair. on

IIE FELT MISE-IIABLE‘ AFTER MEALS

Acute Indigestion Relieved by Kruschen

The treatment which put this man right must surely be worth trying in every case of indigestion. Read what he says:-

"Two years sgo I suffered very much from indigestion, loss of ap-

my back. Food soured in my stom- ach. I felt most miserable after meals, and had no desire or appetite

try Knischon Salts. I did I0. and I am most happy to testify that after

till I felt myself quite better and a new man. I feel as light-hearted as I did twenty years agofl-W. B. What Kruschen did for him it. will do for everybody also who suf- Iers from indigestion as he did. The act is that "the little daily dose" of

and unfailing elimination of all iuestion I will answer it- I bo- Mr. Dennis moved then in con-

Mr. Allen suggested that it stand

No donation of money is too small. Every man, woman and child is interested. The

medical profession eagerly awaits the ultimate

' May the King George V. Cancer Fund be the means of achieving the great purpose for which if. is intended.

Your: faithfully,

W. J. . P. MacMILLAII,

Premier and Minister of Public Health

A r MARCH 21. 19.55 . i To tho People of Prince Edward ISIand;

I desire very heartily to commend Lin» emessage of His Honour the Lieutenant Governor in reference to the King George V. Silver Jubilee Cancer Fund, now being raised in this Dfllllilllon as an expression of thanksgiving to Almighty God for the long reign and devoted service or His Most Gracious Majesty the King. i

The scourge of cancer is steadily gaining ground and it is of far reaching imporian“ that. the work of scientific research shall con. tinue. The provision of a fund which will Mi, only assist the laboratory workers but will pm. vide radium and other forms of treatment in communities where it is now lacking, is most

“his!!!

t? i. 5509-3-21-23-26

Mr. Wigmore in the chair on

Public School Act

Clause i of the amendment rc-

Clause 8 raises the discount from

Mr. Lea asked if there was not , ' the

The Premier said he would take

Mr. McIntyre said he did not

On motion of Hon. Mr. MacPhee

On motion of Premier MacMiiim

10H!‘

per ton delivered my I-sfl lofl 0f 20 tons or more. i For deliveries to trucks or lemma at our Plant an allowance of 50c pol

fon will he made. A price an a special mixture for

‘announced inter. ' Our fertilisers no umv in stock ready to deliver. in hag: containing 100 lbs. each. The quality ma the mechanical con-

dition is the best. We grind, screen and pack our fertilizers Just prior f0

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C.1V.R. NOTES

Howard Waite, a returned soldier who has been a section man on the C. N. R. for the past l5 years, has been appointed a. flagmun at the out crossing cg the C.N.R. at Sum- mers" and commenced his duties very courteous and obliging Ind his appointment should prove popular On moi-ion of Hon. Mr. MucPhee to the travelling public. ber, His Honour the Lieutenant the House went into committee ' ' ' '

with Mr. Stewart in the chan- on The 15-year-old eon ofJulm Wal-

arm.

Bummerside.

FALCONWOOD INSPECTION

The Premier extended an invite. tion to all the members to visit the institution Thursday On motion of Mr. Allen the morning. Teams would be provided ____ House went into committee, with "l 1° °'°1°°k "m" ‘he PWVIMW Mn Wuhan, R Cmky Toronm Mr. LcPagc in the chuir, on an Blllldlhl- H8 581KB‘! thlt B5 H1811? members as possible would avail themselves of the opportunity of The bill authorizes the mm Inspecting the institution, and of seeing for themselves the serious- ness of the situatl . see,” he said, "that the patients are housed there. and that isuboiit unemployment relief and for the all. The place is crowded to the completion of certain project; g]. doors. It will help a good deal if ready commenced a sum not ex- there was a real understanding of the situation on the part of every

Fslconwood

get toga gulties the better for

med M! w take up the Nova 800th Omwbelltou

Miss Margaret Oollings, daughter of John A. Colllngs. machinist of the C. N. H. roundhouse, was a week-end visitor m Summerside, the guest of Mia Helen Peters.

O O O O

We regret to learn of the con- tinued illness of Miss Katherine Deegan of the division engineering staff. Her place is being tempor- arily filled by Mrs. Porter, nee Miss Helen Ross, who ten years ago was stenogrspher in the C. N. R. stores department.

Friends in l“ ‘ regret to learn of the death st Freeland, Lot 11, of Margaret Esther, beloved wife of Archibald McKay, retired C. N. R. aim-onion. after an illness of several months. Mrs. ' ‘any was well known here. when the iam- ily resided for over thirty yearn. After Mr. McKay's retirement they moved to Freeland. One of her daughters is Mrl. Footer, wife of mmer Poster, C. N. R. annan, to whom sympathy is extended. The funeral mo: place Friday.

John Cameron, C. N. 11 foreman

spectlou your of boilers on the 14-, loud division. At- Borden and Tor- mentine he nude an truncation of the transfu- boiiers, and at Iintruid

d Alberton of water service boil-

O U Mia mum Redmond, an tu- Hcu ,. 8-

W. H. Shook, C. NJ. 150003.042:

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.........-"' “his: sermon"

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remc tempordilv to the nuns dlvillou to tfi’: not: of more nut.

DOUOHIMRQT, hi! OOMIITQTACI In All--

F ERTILIZ ERS

with the cxhtlng bod market for potatoes we know the demand foi fertilizers will he reduced. It however should be gratifying to imqw um merits can be obtained at lower prices, on the average, than in any former time.

Nitrate of Soda .........$42.00 Sulphate of Ammonia .. 33.00 Superphospliate, 16% 16.50 4-8-7

On motion of Premier MacMillan sllPerPhflsPha-te 20% ---- 19-50 the House went into committee Murlate of Potash 34.00

with Mr. Wismore in the chair on an Act to amend the Public School

I 2-10-4 .........$l8.40 2-12-6 . . . . 21.20 . . 21.40

4-8-10 . . . 4-8-13 5-9-8 24.40.

why Station on Prince Edward Island In carlouc

puturouulonefcrturnhuwilibc

Deliveries are mldu

We offer ground limestone in hugs at. $5.40 per ton o: our ‘Plant. It may be advisable that you got your fertiliser requirement; before the roads break up for sleigh. Clveulsoulioraoeoncofour m Agent ln your Section get in touch with us dlmci.

THE ISLAND FERTILIZER CO., LTD. C‘ rlotfciown, Prince Edward Island “Inland Goods for Inland Growers"

Agents. Should no not have

engineer, have resumed duty Ute: nu attack of ‘the "flu." O O

We regret to learn that J. Edward Bull-ll, mtirod O. N. R. pipefltter, hu entered the City Hospital for further treatment.

Eastern Locals

..°'l‘hll column In reserved for new: of foul interest but advertis- lug of l newly nlfun lnly be lu- urfcd n0 I cont: I word lvrlctly Bumble In advance.

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“NSUBBCBIPHONB to The omsriotfetown Gunrdlun may b! handed to their Kept. Archie Hume Phone 47. or left at H. J. Matron‘: Drug Store. Montague. L-‘i