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MAY 3-1928 _ _ THE ciiAiii.'oTTETowN ousnnlsu
Cuticura Treatment Central Guardian l
FOI' noltss RACTS- Reserve July PROSPECTIVE °
pon the hair and gently nih in Cuiicura Oint-
ment until the whala scalp' has been treated. Let tha Ointment remain on for loma time. our _ night if convenient. Then slialppooyrifh n lug, of Cuticun Soap and warm water. (Do not rub soup on the hair.) Rinse thoroughly. A"ll¢l-it ' .pplication of Cuttcura Ointment to the scalp
between shampoos is often beneficial. '
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A laih for st. Peters Esy horse rsces. QFFICES T0
_ ;` ir zeal-2-za-th tf.[ _
wE ARE PREPARED To MAKE
C°ME AN” "EAR P'°f' ‘md Mrs' TENATrvE AGREEMENTS wiTHl
§.Z§if’.`”1.i’.§i`l‘i..‘€.§1§’2§.."§§‘JS,‘§2‘f¥il.`{»‘ZI‘PROSPECTIVE TEN/-NTS ‘ ON day ,Vanin M, 3,d_ 423, sl=:coNn r-‘l.ooR, oEricE sPAcE,
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K' y ENTRANCE To BE r-‘ROM
_ PREsnvTERlAN CHURCH in SUNNYSIDE- WITH TENANTS
Canada, Sunday, May 6th. Bervices THAT MIGHT BE -*GBEEABLE
- will he held in the oeddie Memoriol To Us AND wrTH i.EAsEs surr-
. church st 1.1 s. m.; in the Long ABLE To THEM. Tins Ali-
` _ I __ ” L_” River church at 2.30 p. m.; in the VEBTISEMENT IS PLACED IN S0 _
- ' "' " " _ "' " ' vw; Clifton Church at 7.30 p. m. AS T0 ENABLE US T0 ALTER Wholesale and
l THE SPACE IN QUESTION T0
Beet Pulp
-ls a very profitable Feed at this season of the year when Roots are scarce. We have a llmlied supply on, hand which we are selling at lowest prices.
- PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - MEET'T1lE REQUIREMENTS 0F Retail
_ _ -_ . _.,g...,_. , _ _ _ _ _ _ South Granville. There will be ser- PATRONS BEFORE SUBMITTING
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vices on Wednesday and Thursday OUR. PLANS T0 THE CONTRACT
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_ _ 3/enihgs. May 2nd ond ard, ut 'Lao gi; 3i»dtEAsE APPLY nEEoR-I Horne & co.
' " Summerside, P. E. I. _
Washing, Groaslng and Vacuum Cleaning of cars.
Premier, Ethyl and Fundy Gasoline, Oils and Accessories
. ‘ -» _ _ od $2.00 and costs. ' ” th ' i' ll r i 1 ls- "M11 Celielie H large space for Car Storage. ' crslifillfisnllfqlg `li0L;>dCE°g1}l1I;l;:; liilmhlgigns DL A_ Stanley McKenZie_ inesid.
ANNUAL CAMPAIGN-Mr. Harry ` prepared and to continue the servic- 'ent °f Dallwusie W” “ppolmed
» Ballantyne, General Secretary of the 'cs of the legal firms who are re- C°"Ven°I` °f the Committee- The P'
' Canadian Y. M. C. A., arrived in -l _' '_ ` tained, the firm of detectives in E- Island repfesellllll-lves Were- RW'
Charlottetown last night from A meeting cf the. Chaéql-l§_Bl0_‘_lm Montreal and the other machinery J- A- Murphy- B- 5-- R9Cl°l' °f St' Montreal. He has recently been as- Fox Breeders Protective Associatloll of the' Association. The same ofllc- DUUSUIFYS Ul”liV€l`Sll-y. MY- H- H-
' sisting in the great drive in that was held in the oflice of4W. K. Rog-f ey-5 were y@.¢1@¢;ed for 1923_ Shaw, B. Sc. Superintendent of
' city for one and one hall’ million ers yesterday afternoon. 'This 01'- ' Education, Mr. L. W. Shaw, super-
Courteous and careful attention,
Your patronage solicited.
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cLAssi;i=‘iEir’__";ilivERTlsEMENTs
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one .lniiertlon l0c per line of 5 words Fourinsertions....._.\._.............. ttcperlineofswonis .-E'l'ghl-.1tis_el't.lons'.`...._..... . . . . lldperllneof`5words
_iourned until Monday. A drunk and
"01-'CE C0U“'1`~_P-i the P°li°@ Gord-011 & C0., Ltd. -M.
Ccurt yesterday morning an adjour- , 5-3-tst. - _ _ ned prohibition case was further ad, _,_',_ , __ _ _ foundland, 1 representative from
_ tion. and at the School Fair in the
1 `ler University, St. Ann's College, St_l
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lEach pupil is required w put in ihls plot in a definite way, keep ac-
icurate records as to cost of produc-
|Fall the child has E chance to see
,the result of his labours. , After a very interesting discussion ‘on Common School Leaving and Matriculation Examinations. and ,Common Requirements for the B. iA. and B. Sc. Degrees, a com- imittee was appointed to furthlrl ilook into this matter. The Com-‘ mittee to consist oiz- l One member each from the Uni- lverslty of N. B., Mount Allison Uni-` lversity, St. Joseph‘s University. *Acadia University, St Francis Xav-
fMary's College, Dalhousie Univers-` -ity, the superintendents of Eduea-'i tion of the Maritime Provinces, the Deputy Minister of Education of Newfoundland. 2 High School Teachers from N. B., and 2 from N. S., 2 repl‘esentatlve;~1 from New-
dollars for new buildings and new ganization it will bcmrememberecl. projects in connection with the ex- was established some ree yEul'S HB0 Miss Agnes Murnaghan Secy.-Treaas' tension of the Y. M( C. A. Mr. Bal-'by a number of leading ranchers to V of p_ E_ 1_ T_ p_ lantyne comes to Charicttetow'n for combat the fox stealing which was , the important purpose of inaugur- Drevulelil- Rl that ¢lm€- ' _ - Fall Conventions -
- ating thc annual financial campaign The ASS0Cl“ti°“ md ‘I member' verIyheinl.(f):l1"lf;\l.'ll!i§ grilles bsffiglgdobc? l
of the Y. M. C. A. here on May 3rd Shin of twelve ranches. these corn- wee-h the Quakers oi. The Macinan Well attended and enthusiasti; and_4th. Today sixty of Charlotte- Prlslhg S0me of the most4enterD!`_1S~ ca Lid.. ahdnmc Mapie Leafs of Conventions were held during Aug-
gahization’ the m. ht wen auselPrlnco of Wales College Charlotte-
Y lg I3 - _
_ disorderly case was dismissed and , before committing and depredationsl town; 1 f‘L;°mn_ sl" Dimsttam’ huril'
v s'
an autoist for allowing his motor to ' At the meeting yesterday all thc Versl Y' Om pr a e ,Sc 0° '
l run while car was standing was fill-' g members present decided most en- Prmclpm ‘mm Nova S°°"'°' Tech'
visor of Schools, Charlottetown, and
2' _ __
AUCTION _SA LE _
or HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ‘
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REDR it .SE
' 1 “is ood reall-
Red Rose Orange Pekoe is A
the best tea you can buy `
Q In clean, bright Aluminum `
I am instructed by the estate oi’ M. A. MacLeod to sell
on the premises, 121 Water. Street, on Tuesday. May 8th. ' commencing at 10 a. m., the following household etfectsa- l Chesterfield Set, I Piano, new, 1 Refrigerator, 1 Writing lush, 1 liuffet, 1 sofa, 1 Dining Room sei, i washing `Machlne and Wringer, 1 Large Mirror, Beds, Dressers, Rugs, Mats, Chairs, Tables, Pictures, etc., also 1 automobile ilisscx
(‘ouch) almost new, gone 3850 miles.
Sale positive. Ti-rnls i-ash as this estate is being closed.
.l. A. MariioNALD, Auctioneer. `
. AUCTION SALE 0
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444-ooo-+¢44+o++0-o+o»+a¢¢i
‘Agents Wanted
Female Help Wanted
No-PIN. QLOTHEB UNE:-THE
bestselling article on the market, wanted iri every home Our sell- lngiplan 15.9. su_re winner. _Agents
inigst nd-'f_inoney, write t0'Prac- tic ‘Inventions Ltd., ‘5l45 St. Lawrence, -'-Montreal.
' '~.. A.`W April 20l.hs8i.
W.
Miscellaneous _ '
WANTED -_ MAH). APPLY is Kent Street. 4193.5-2.3i_ in WANTED-JUNE 1sT CAPAELE
maid for general housework. Mrs. C-avm Harding. 'l west. st.
4161-5-1-4i
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GIRL FOR. IIOUSEWORK- AP-
_ply Mrs. Burnett, 24 Upper Hips. bOl‘0 St. 5.3_ii'|
UMBIIELLAS It E PA I R E ll, 116
Prince St. ..,419’l-5‘-2-Bl
INO. ALFRED MACDONALD,
MAID WANTED FOR GENERAL
housework. Mrs. D. A‘. McKay
towl'i's alert business men will begin mg and l3!`g0bl lJFE0d€l`S lh the “Q” Deéioh in 5 Ltd list and september at Uigg, Mt. calling upon, personally, the usual lhlli’ Of Chi1l‘l0U20t0Wh- They €l'h-- The` Amo "W ` b ied th iStewart, Souris, Hunter River, New six hundred subscribers. This will D105/Cd legal counsel. retained the Le u go; in as ‘OXII on TlelH9"9l’\. Summerside. O'Leary and
= be a whil'lwind campaign and the S€I`VlC@S Of Y-he WSU ¢i0l€0llV0 flrm lh`Quafk;,§ W., 9 2355108 eiys‘ le‘Charlottetown. interesting l>1'0'
objective is eight thousand, five M0hU‘€i\l and Dumhased 0113 Of the ' lnzlaanyhn p ns' lgrammes were successfully ¢in.i.in,i hundred dollars, four thousand tivo h€Sl» mlm lfllckills bloodhounds in I 5
hundred of which is required for ac- the S0'-"lh91`l`| States- Macpcan I ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ‘ '' ’ 153
crued liabilities from 1920-1927 ln- “GYP the 1310011". as he is ffimil- R°”"“°" " ¢;1uSive_ and me imiance is io i-in_ iarly known, is famous in Louisiana HOWUU- -~ “nge 1923.29 gpera¢ions_ ~ for his wonderful intelligence in BUYUS
-_-_¢¢>l-__ tracking criminals. Previous to his Gallhhi
;;C0ms cripple the feet and ,nuke purchase by the Charlottetown Fox T0t£ll-2348. '
walking a tm-ture' yet sun, relief in Breeders Protective Association he
Uie Snape of Hoiioway-S Com nn_ hgii bc1erlineiniltloxyé:lii_rior twodycars oil ~ MAPLE LEAFS 1
ir . ' . S ‘l'{l. 2|. I' I KS lln gave ll
mow' is wlthm leach of un' wonderful account _oi himself. Since Malone . . . .._
____¢,>_____ coming to this province “Gyp" luis McI)oiilild _
i55fout at these meetings; and much inilvaluablo information as well as ln- i49‘spiration given the teachers by they
isiivarious speakers. A great deal ol i3.i_credit is due to the officers of the
_several local Conventions to the School Inspectors and to the Sup- lcrintendellt of Education roi' their
136 165 202 145 188
161 150 163 152
~ Floyal support and co-operation ill
222 160 mllinakillg the meetings so sllccessfill.
I _
had few opportilllities to display hisiDoyle
pER30NA|_S prowess, but on the occasions ill Ross __
___ which his services wc1'e utilized llc_Pei`el°s
115 ll' 1-ill' ._ ‘B9 205, 182| Seaman Memorial Prize `
. . i 9" ml 164, In December 1924, the executive
of the P E I T F decided to cs
Streets, conslstin g of
P. Taylor will be sold by
noon.
That valuable property on East Side of
Hillsboro Street between Kent -and Grafton
two double tenement
houses and one single house, Nos. 136, 144, 146, 152, 154, being the property of the late Rev. W.
Public»Au-ctlon on Fri
day, May -ith, 1928 at the hour of 12 o’clock
Terms made known al. sale. For further iliformatioli apply to
_ 110 100 ull. i
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lsv Prln si ot. M" Wwe’ °°““‘°“' N°’l’°’°' ‘md "”»h°wed me "WSL “”i°“"d‘"g "ml T°‘“l*22"°- iiohlish u prize, in memory of thai J. n. TAv1.oit, leo orolioh hu-cci.
ce 'fe 4203 5 2 ,h Mr. Herman Lambe, Emerald. were {‘}§§:e°90g;1;1sig;l;l4:;]l§S5 0; SC€hl-- B<`i_lhl_ - _
__ ` ' ` ‘ visitors to the City on Wednesday. _ _1`0~ 0WeVel`» _ 01' ' ' ' ` ' -i ki mol _ _
other purposes than fox stealing, ,annually to the pupl ma ng 5 2 3i_
Land Surveyor. 1-lermanvllle, P. E. L 4-ll-1 mo.
SHIPPING TAGS, EXPEDITICUS-
ly supplied. Guardian Job Print- ery. tf
sll.l.l-lsAl>s AND sTA1‘EMEN'rs _ neatly printed. Guardian _Job
Printery. ti
pElvlonlA`M AND ulouaNlNo
cards at shortest notice. Guard- ian Job Printery.
CORRESPONDENCE CARDS AND envelopes with address printed just the thing for acknowledge ment, ,.&imatlo1ls, etc. Guardian .loo Prlutory. _` __ tl
WILL THE PERSON WHO BY mistake, took the purse from the ready to wear`~ department of Moore do McLeod, Limited, Wed- nesday afternoon. please return it 'to their office. 4226
MAY 24TI{ IS DRAWING NIGH!
Order your suit or-T0p_ Coat early. Tailored to your measure, fit guaranteed. All standard trim- mings, Satin lining, etc., in our good suits, with bang-up stiffen- ing in all. S. F. Ta1'Busll, 172 Prince St., Charlottetown.
4-28-tf
For Sale
1-‘OR ‘ SALE--CElTIFlED SEED
Potatoes-Cobblers. Owen Mc- Kenna. Vernon Bridge.
9130-5-1-31
I STILL HAVE LEFT FOR SALE
a small quantity Spaldlng's Rose potatoes. Apply J. Watson Fyfc. Emerald. 4207-5-2-3l.
I-‘UR SALE - CARRIAGE STAL-
lion, Mayor Todd. Apply to J. M. Lzidner, St. Peters. -
4189-5-2--ii.
_IIOUSE FOR SALE AT 107 NORTII
River Road, formerly occupied by A. Scott- Canbe seen by appoint- ment- with C.-HM; Williams, 109 North- River Road. Phone 696.
4057-4-26-cod-6|
FOR SALE-COBBLER SEED P0-
iatoes No. 2 from certified stock. Also good sound feed 'potatoes cheap. H. B. Denllls, Marsllfield.`
- A ‘ 42_2'I-5-3--il
- T° Le* f---1 -1- -~ B- nr’ “°“zi' im' - 'iam.:i:'.:.“i."i..:;‘i.i"i;f:fi;ii;1 'f » ' - 1 T" -
. _ _ _ c u on 1' t ' . H - l - 1
____ deque, was in the City Tuesday and everyphe iskeagillacooiiiitl 1; to _CENTRAL BEDEQUE Hall Mayipasi year '_new were two who equ.
T0 RENT _ Tw() RQQM _ _ _ ll lo r is .1 ,, _ _ _
- ‘- _ S -FUEN.. mmmed ycswrday' purpose, being regularly run and fed 'uh' Barb“r°‘ Makes 3' Splash pre'I0llY mem-ed mls Prize-‘_ Kell' Dug'
ished or unfurnished. Inquire A
accordin to th hed ie f is] d sented by Lower Bedeque Playerslgan' Kensington High Sciimi and
Guardian office. The many friends of Mrs. W. C. . 5 9 5° “_ “fn .le lcuriulh ri e als Ad ‘ ' as dl
V 4i5.i_5_i_3i_iFmseh mmh will he hiehsed _bo by his breeders. Full instructions 25C' S S m‘5v5fi‘;’E;o_5_§'f‘2i`Earl Ebers, West Kent School,
.FOR SALE--A SET OF GOLF'
Lost
ll.0ST - BETWEEN BANK OF!
Nova Scotia and Y.M.C.A., one bunch of keys. Finder please com-l lllunicatc with Y.M.C.A.
_ ‘4233-5-3-31
W.-.» - -»-4-o>»~--»
"A nil u-al Ganvassers .Banquet Held At
The Y. M. C. A.
A A well atten-dzir-banquet for the canvflsssrs, who are going out on
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Th1'0uEh_y6,ul: siviusu the Y- M- £.“f.?.’“‘Z.“fi'.."§.`i.’2.i.'.“‘..§3.'L‘§.‘$‘i§`l.l§-‘i.“'§i
i C. A. is do- just twice as -i1.30. Interment Birch Hill Cemetery. l ` rnu-ch.as_ could Sus aine -V l,'land Hospital on Wednesday. May
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memb,erShl_pS alone- ' l"Llis`gar." The Eervnains were for-
, ' ' HELP THE Y
ZMZIM -¢» 1°A`_ _'.`;'al
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4
9 Space Given by Lepage Shoe Co. i ,mn in
~ _ _ ` ' _ »;'-ll; :"1 ifo- " C §h“=fJ i , ~ - -i. ~- _ _ '_-ms. rarer' :rl».1g\wr'v»_=;-~ gigs - ‘
PIGOTT-Died peacefully at the hcme of his son Fulton E. Pigott, Savage Harbor, on April 29th, Fred- erick Pigott in his 'iiird year. '
McCOURT.-At South Freetown on Saturday, April 28th, Mrs. Lewis McCourt (nec Mary Murphy, Emer- ald) aged 38 years. Funeral was ‘held Monday, April 30th to St. James Church, Summerfield.
UINN-At Waterville on A il
late Bernard Quinn. aged 75 years, R. I. P. (Patriot please copy).
the annual financial campaign. was Cl-All-KE - Died lil ¢l”l¢ Pflnce -i H, Q V held in the Y. M. C. A. Social Hall County Hospital, May lst, Mrs. John o++o»¢ooc++e4¢vo+o4-co-eo# ow to make Efficient and Effect- h ve been in correspondence wltn ins; nighg Clarke in her 65th year, formerly Ilve The Ona Teacher Rural School. the School District. concerned. lt
Mr. Harry Ballantyne of Toronto, Catherine Anne Howatt. The fun-l Advisabillty of One Summer School was _the intention to piaoc me mm.
National General Secretary, was the eral will be held Thursday aftc1'- for the Maritime Provlngos. Teach- ter ln the hands of an attorney special guest and speaker of the noon at 2 p. m. from her late resl- ing of Canadian and Lo al History. but the teacher has 1-cquesied 1.; _evening dence, Cape Traverse, not from thc How can more be done in schools to to forego further action. I would
'rhemeeuni-l lust nicht Opened lm church os first announced. lsrsinownfg sringjtiéliegisih andohfl sussfist. thali in thle iuiugeaieiscii-
._ _ ._ e or li ers a 1 e pl' - ers, rom w csc sa ar es e uc ionr.
gi ning lit 6.15 to Railway Depot.
n ’ ' ‘ ‘ _ _ .thence by train ‘to Summerslde for '~' " _ ” 5" ”"" interment.
eral frcln the residence of Mr. John Power. 135 Kent Street. Friday mor-
JENKINS--At Charlottetown, May 2nd, Samuel Jenkins. Funeral fronl
Q pl' 23rd, Mrs. Rose Quinn, relict of tile'
' ` HELP (3HARLO'I"l‘ETOWN "_ D_ Mac|_EAN_ L T B0Y_S Undertaker
t d b SPENCE-At the Prince Edward Is
|2n Emerson S e ce of the S S.
Iwarded from McLean Funeral Home
“ ” i ,to Cape Tormentlne. N. B., this mor-
EMBALMER
` xmo Boom:
H' have been given to his kee er who Charlottetown, both of these young
GARAGE ' krmw She has returned fmm the fcllcws them most rigidly. pl-Ie has l 'men having made 89 percent in
I-'ly Tox, Fllt. Moth Balls,
Cedar Flakes, Sapho, Camp- hor Oil Cedar, etc.
GARMENT BAGS
MOTI-I AND DUST PROOF SIDE OPENING
Tl-IE VERY BEST MAKE
Coats, Dresses and Furs
placed in these bags can be removed easily by opening the side without tuning hog ofr the hanger. `
THE PROMPT DIQUGGISTS
= aeKinnoii Drug Co.
Pm" Rl:><Al.\_` rose. no Kooan sroae sos
_ same establishment was used foihrfffim 5°d“S. ll’ all me Q°P“ll" fl“V° the matter of Teachers’ salaries. lt
Clubs. ‘new caddy basl. Ablllv "‘1°l°i“H “ °"i'“i“°1 in Maine- ifwas °“‘S' mlm “nd egg-milk Shakes- 0“"lwus felt thot since the revenue of' _ oererolror Golf c1ui,_ the 1928 campaign and today G0 stored that he covered 300 miles ih‘syrups are ull made from inure the province had been motcriallvl
4i26_5_3_2i business incn who believe in thc Y. “yo and fi half days, His biood Cui-_|fruit Juices and materials used nyincreased by a further gram from
M. C. A. are out for funds. dung buying.; Sn-iigk gen-or into mg-_our fountain are always fresh anditne Dominion Government at leant
||.~0|¢ SALE _ MGLAUGHLIN A supper meeting is being held people, and it was not difficult fnrgpure. W5 solicit your patronage. 2, noriion of the amount shonid iw I l"m°b°“l? “hd 5¢V0Il ll8SS€hiZ01` wmght ‘lt 6 °cl°Ck Wlwh “ll W0l”l¢' people to keep track of his where- Gallant Drug C0-» Ltd- idevoted to increasing the salaries
olqgmobiiel a bm-gain im- quick 0l‘§ M0 H§l¢@fl l20 be D1’05€hli find l-0 abouts. When he finally got his malt 4229-5-3-Ill. 1 Exe t- k Sala S_ ,\_ Mcponaid lbrme their r@l>0rtS~_ thelsoor creature was terror strick- '°f Teachers' Y°“” cu we L00
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i.-on SAi_E_sQUAnn_nn,n,in i.i_ telrwqn gh?" he will leave for Syd- out intensely plooseol fo deliver him! '_ l l§§§$§m‘;‘2ic°a‘;‘f,i0pe,§,i;ff"i,i ,Qc-
ano, perfect condition; Singer my vm ou °v,§,‘h;’°rélg§r§n§e’51é7féllxarfgsllétown! ..‘-'EASTERN AGENT.-Mir. J. W.lgeneral public. Committees were ap-' Sewing Machine; Childs Tricycle. ' ' ' "` “RT"S Fox Breeders Protective Associutib ,Murdock is Guardian Agent in Mon- pointed to prepare a brief and .0 Leather-covered Lounge, 88 Hills-i so mr has been an qbsoluiei cle nftagile and will be pleased to re- present the matter to the memb- "°'°“gh 5”' “m'5'2"“ Mei.EAN-At Don-olt. Mich.. April one. ond thc President receie-'cd v.lil;'°e“'e news mms' “d"°""s"‘g" “ew "5 °‘ me P’°"“°i“‘ G°"““me’“'
26th, 1928 to Mr. alld Mrs. Leslie congratulations of the members yesland renewal subscripu°ns‘ As y°u no dwbt ar" aware your-
f_Wn"i"`/ lMcLean a son. Robert Leslie. Con- tcrday on thc good work accomp- '__`°_`-'°>T'w"_ l°';'nt1imi'i§eeE “i“lit°dl°é' the Ex°°t“'£il,'el
. 3, 3 e an e _ ~ _. }'_h d_ S f f - A. ‘ o ic .‘. _-lam overnmen. fr: _ P _ Teachers Fedsfailvll 1 aio Eanulnos STEADY EM- Dm-ms this momlpoi-shipo wide bei-ui. ohu --~ “"1 S°"Y lf’ Mal” °l°*“l“ed Very
ploynlcut for 'Bl1rbers. Become -____;___-___-_---4 Well they lfllilhl-_ for with the legnl lcohllhlllld fl'0m Page `ll ,lm-l°_ e“°°“"°3°mC“t fmm the expert in 8 weeks. Write Moler (JLARKIN-At Nortll ‘.Vlll';.llrc. on machinery. high class detectives. _ _ . . Barber Coiiegey Department --Fu M-ny 2nd' John Cin,-kin' ng,-d 77 man tracking bloodhound and the vc-rslties, Colleges- High Schools cu_tlve.`I shall not go into the mat-I llallfax. 3-I-22-ttstf years. Funeral Friday -itll at 9 llllilf-‘ Cash resources behind this or- andxcachers 0rganlz“l'l°“S °f the tel fmlher n°.w as " com? etc re'
-. dciock. a_ m_ ___________ - ~ Maritimes and Newfoundland. Our port will be given you during to-
- for Taxation and Administration. c matter and your Executive
FOR RENT-'I0 ROCK P E Island H0spltB.l and that she . --RICHMOND BAY CONGRE `
_ _ _ _ » .' ' _ _ - a large wired pen with a comfo t- - . _ ` this subject. Your Executive ac-
ford St. 4188 5 2 21 is much improved in health. ,wie den im. his imbimt and is k;])hEiAlT;ghli.;d gliiegixytigliiliin iselrlvlcesicordingiy necinéd to divide mei
- '_-"' _ t ml fh 1 id - ‘ ' - “S ° °WSf ` ' 10 ll lo t tl re
AYIICICS FOI' Salé ' Th" many “lentils °f Mr- Cha’les_ hisisaalwaisolmusgulglnahdefltofbgaillIn L0” 14 nt' 11 3' m' in Tyne V“l`l}t€:<?esc(lfolzlrsequa y C Ween ww
--é-___i.__._____.__ R. McEachern. w 0 was recently ‘img 1-im if ne¢eSs,,,y_ |lcy at 2:30 p. m., ond in Lol, ll ot. ` "
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lllg Cal' 40- JD-11105 Miller, French- “¢Clll0l1t in Boston, willibe plea-Wfl distances these allirulfllss gailotravlg' *m fmt' 4185'5°2'4l t°_lemfn that he 'S mpldll' re°°"' ill Dl1l`Sl1it Cl thell' \'lU¢U'l`Y- ‘md “ml _WE ARE SERVING Ml At our last Annual Convention 2
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Salary Question
the matter up and in E. series of.
Premier and members oi the Exc-
organization was re resented b our morrow mornings session
idclegates we1'o quartered in the Reduction in Salaries *Residence of Mount Allison and _ were given a warnl welcome by the It was learned during the year ‘President of thc Ullivi-rsity, Dr. that owing to lack of attendance on Trueman. the part of the pupils, quite a num-
Very interesting discussions were ber of teachers had not received
held on thc following:-How to give their full salaries for 1926-27 the bright, cagel' and intelligent These teachers were commullicatvil pupils the opportunity of passing with and further information show- th1'ough the grades more rapidly. ed that most of them had since ob-
Junlor High School, Comlnoll tained the deductions, that had
,School and Matriculation Examina- been made from their allowances tions, and Common Rcquiremcntsieither from the school districts of for the B. A., and B. Sc. Degrees.l from the Department of Education.
Higher Professional lglalificatlons One teacher however has not as for Teachers. Larger chool Units yet had a satisfactory settlement oi
MacN|-JILL-At the Prince Edward lclns connected with Farming and are made, should give the Federa-
Island Hospital on May 2nd, Pres- Fishing. tion full authority to carry through
~ " . 5, _ _ ). _ _ _ ton MacNeill. aged l'1 years. Fun- '
cllssed. Mr. Gorham of the Depart- I here refer;-ed ;0_ _
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Secy.-Treas. Miss Murnaghan. The _'I
SCh00l Pr0lect work was also dis- toa successful issue such matters as
Iment of Agriculture, Sussex, N. B..' I have endeavored toplacc bc- advlsed the Home Plot rather thanlfore you some of me most viral the School Gurdcur The Depart-`quest1ons in connection with the ment elves the pupil seeds free. teachers' work in this Province on»l
late Mr J D Seaman, to be given J. A. Milf-DONAl.D, Auctioneer. __
New .Garage Opens
239 FITZRIOY STREET
Ihave a fully
equipped building _
near Central Cre-ameries and am now - prepared to give promptattention to
all lines of car repair work.
“W.hiz” high pressure grease stand and will give crank case and tire i
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Satisfaction guaranteed at right if
prices. _ ~
ARTHUR H. DUVAR 1
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I trust, when these matters come up for discussion in this Convert-i tion, that careful and full con-‘ slderation will be given them, and that the decisions arrived at will result in raising the standard '_-l, Education in this Province. and lfl securing for our teachres -an ade- quate remuneration for their ser- vices. Again thanking you for the lhlgh honor that you have conferred upon me, I bcspeak for my success- or in office thc same loyalty and support that I have received.
I thank you '
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Pres. 1'.
1 AFTERNOON SESSION l i
t Tile afternoon scssion of the P. E. I. Teachers' Federation opened at A p. lu. with ii record attendance. The president. rf. W. Yeo. occupied
tilc chair.
Mr. G. W. Hogg of thc Confedera-
tion Life Assurance Company 0fl€_1`- er for the benefit of teachers copies of Robert Harris' picture "Fatl'lcrs cf Confederation" which may be oh- iaincd framed for the price of oilf- dollar. _ _
lie was followed by Miss Rltcll
who gave a delnonstratlon on the use cf music in the school-room and who illustrated liei' talk by thc ‘teaching of writing, physical train- ing, singing and music appreciation to an actual class on thc platform.
atic recital was given by Mr. Paul Kollins. assisted by two talented lo- cal artists Miss Kathleen Hornby and Mrs. Lawson.
The concert, which was given un-
der the distinguished patronage of His Honor, the Lieutellant Governor was much enjoyed by thc large aud- ience which was in attendance. Mr. Kcllills is already well and most fa- vcrably known -to Charlottetown audiellcrs, and it suffices to say that last flight he was up to his high standard oi' artistic merit. Mr. Kol- lins is very versatile. and his pro- gramme ranged from pleasant cpm- cdy rradlllgs and anecdotes up to some of the finest passages to be found in the plays of Shakespeare.
In this connection, one may lay
that his i'f-lldcrings (by request) of Mark Alitol'iy‘s .oration over the bcdy of Julius Caesar, as also his final numbel's, which consisted of the more outstanding speeches of MacBeth, were especially note wor- thy.
Mrs. Lawson was in excellent
voice, and her well chosen selections _:is also the lovely violin number of Miss Hornby were received with ullich appreciation by the audience, many encores being called for.
Trday’s prograirlme is as follows: 9.30 il. in.-Rciort of delegates to
C. T. F. Meeting.
Business relating to C. T. F. Report cf Salary Committee by
i Principals Rogers and Jelly.
Principals Lowther and Johnson
added their support to Miss Rltclls observations.
Professor H. H. Shaw. Supt. of
,Education in a short address refer- ircd to ii number of matters of ln- tc-rcst. to the teaching body-incltld-
Address by Rev. John Keough, C.
~S. S. R., Toronto. i Discussion on Report of Salary Committee. ' 200 li. m.-Address by Dr. S. N. Robertson. M. A., LL, D, i Dralnatization of fi Lesson in His-
|_ _ iorv and Literatur
P bl S h l C tifictite Exam-‘ ' °-
llhgticllli lc Sghggl eflortfollos, thcl Address by C' T- F- 5D°‘1l¢€l`-
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League of Nations and School Lib , rarles. He also drew attention to thc
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tiscd next year. l *- 1-le was followed by Mr. C. H. Been' B°““l»ll`l|l Summer resort at Canoe Fire Marshal, who gave a short ad- C°"°v,"°\IB¢. S1011. out buildings, ,dress on Fire Prevention, stressing Wllh lhf" “'05 0l lll\il~ 200 NNI iihc need of care during the sum- ‘Nm *“'§l“"`¢- /\PPly 39 Grafton incl* months especially. istreei. 4978-4.2q-gwg|_
All excellent. paper on "Time_Tab- -
ics iii Rural Schools" by Miss Cath-
,crinc MacLean of Bellevue School, 5 Ng' _ -_ _ concluded the session ' '
Thi. . _ hi hi th ht Funeral Hams, ‘“‘"' lllol. lnclllllllll 3
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