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deslrous oi meeting them. The pub- i ll: meeting 1n the evening will beginl at 8 o'clock.

Acknowledging the welcome tend-l ered them by the Premier and May- ‘ or, Proi. MacPhce, on behalf oi him-l self and Mr. Burnaby. said it was oil‘ great importance to get. hl touch with the needs oi our Maritime business‘ men! There was no one more an-‘ xioua than Mr. Burnaby l0 receive any just criticism or comment whizh would be oi assistanre in making the office o! Maritime Trade Commission- er more valuable t0 the three Mari- time Provinces.

~r would like." Pfol‘. MacPhce con- tinued. "to tell you who Mr. Bilrna- by is. He ll a Nova Bcotlan. He‘ couldnthelp that. (Laughter). But that is the_pnly thing he can't help. He resided for more than thirty years in Ontario. I-Ie has made himself in a business and personal way. and as a farmer oi somewhere around 5001 acres, a very strong ilure in our liie i in that Province. He is a large real

_ estate operator. an insurance man, and salesman. He is not the sort of 1

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ma“ We visualized as bcing able toi set as our 'I‘rade Commissioner live‘ ‘imimihi alto. And the only reason we could get Mr. Burnaby lo relinq-

lulsh his business and take ovcr this

Oiiioe “'88 that he saw it. was a plecc cf real, national work. It was ior his own land and for the Illariiinle Provinces he. was doin; it. (Ap- plausel,

There was present at Saturday's luncheon Messrs. Burnaby and Mac- Pllce, Premier Saunders, Mayor Yeo, Hon. w.lvl. Lea. Hon. J. P. McIn-' ilTv. Mr. J.O. Ilyndnuln, Mr. W.C. S. McLure, M.L.A.. Mr. J.W. Boul- ‘er, Mr. Melville Bffldiilléll’. Sunlmcr- merslde. members oi the provincial committee of the llinritinlo Provinces Association; Mr. Justice Al-scnzlult. president oi the Publicity Associat- ion, Hon. J.D. Slcwnrt. Mr. H.R. Sivvvort, Mr. SA. MacDonald, prcsl-- dent, and Mr. Charles Rogers. vice president Associated Boards or 'I‘rade; President H. P. MacPllce and vice president J. P. Crockett of U16: Charlottetown Board oi Trade: Mr, H. i T. Begg, president Sumnlcrside Board oi Trade; Messrs. A. R. Brellnarrl "Summersidc Journal," Reuben Mam. Donald, "Island Patriot," and Frallkl Walker, "Charlottetown Guardian."

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for hatching. 81.00 setting. AnPiY.’ Joseph Curley, Charlottetown Royalty. 3663-5-7-ti. l

____.___________-- l FOR SALE-AT NEW ZEALAND Station. atore and seven acres oi land. Will sell reasonable. Apply to Cornelius Campbell, 8| Dudley st. Mediord, Mass. I". B. 5—l7-6lpd.

FOR SALE-DRIVING MARI-J ‘I years old suitable ior City delivery. Apply Central Creamerles. Ltd.

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IOI. SALE —- AT MONTAGUE.‘ house with ten rooms, also coach» house. Double lot. Price reasonable. Apply to Mrs. Mary MacLeod, U182. care Mr. John Campbell.

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‘II-HES, BHBUBS, PEBENNIALS. Linden or Ume Trees. Limited quantity oi large street trees. Snow- ball, Hydrangea. Weileiifl. Syriflil- was. Perennial Phlox. Poem”- Ilaeding Heart, Rose Bushes. A very Iimitnd quantity oi the above ior sale at J. J. Gay s: Son. Phone 264. Head oi Prince Street. 3987-5-20-61.

r55 saw-n rayon. P. H. 1-. oenual Store Business oi the late Imam llowatt. One oi the beat dulitry business stands on Prinw Idward Island, 1n one or the best localities. Store and house new three years ago. For further inform- ation ap 1y to M11. Ernest Hewett. Albany, .R.. RE. If 3853-5-15-81.

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Iteierences required. Apply K. & H. Shal-‘ocll. Portage, P. I3. I. 3825-5-14-61. ANATIONAL PUBLILATION DE- slres iirst class representative in Charlottetown. Applications strictly confidential. Leisure hours in the home, made profitable. Box Z. Guardian. 5-20-21.

Female Help Wanted

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maids. One ior kitchen and one for dining room. Applv Parker I-Iouse 3l33-4-i0-ti.

WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL housework. Apply Mrs. Hugh Simp- son. 11 Rochiord Square.

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IIATIIIR BIDS MADE INTO SANI- tary folding mattresses,‘ pillow cushions, etc "sanitary Feather Mattress Co., Charlottetown. 9.12.1.

Notion-Lawn Mowan snllnr- ‘mnnn5n ened. Con; Clztiél?! order. James ' nluul" White, 80 en . a‘ l

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clean dockct. ht the Police Court Sat-

raw AlmasTs-soturday nightl WESTERN GUARD

was rather quiet in police circles, only zwo drunks were arrested. Sunday being wet the dry ones remained in-

side and as a. consequence no arrests

were made.

EXCAVATION Work on the hiemorial Library is PYOSFBSSBIE quite favourably. Excava-

‘ lion is completed, and forms (or the

foundation is llolv being laid.

CONDITION MUCII IMPROVED- The Guardian, is pleased to report ‘that. His Lordship Bishop 0'Leary. who has been ill ior sonic time, is now on the road to a good recovery. His Lordship officiated at confirm- ation at the Cathedral yesterday ai- tcrnocil.

ADDITION TO DEPARTMENT- The CityFPolice Department has add- eri n nlotorcycle to its already effici- ent equipment. Police Constable Big- gar gave the motorcycle a few whirls Saturday afternoon and judging by tllc lnanncl‘ in which he handled his “stecd", it looks as ii speeders and other law ‘breakers had better bcware this summer.

' CONFIRMATION AT CATHED- ItAL-About one hundred and fifty, children, boys and girls, received the Sacrament of Confirmation at the Cathedral yesterday afternoon. His Lordship Bishop O'Lcary gave Con- firmation. The services were conduct- ed by Rev. Father McMahon, Master of Ceremonies, assisted by Rev. Fath- er McCartlly and Rev. Father Arsen-

nult. Right Rev. Monsignor Maurice '

McDonald preached an eloquent and appropriate sermon ior the occasion.

SNOW STORIWI-Lowerlng clouds and a falling temperature early yes- tcrday morning, with a stiff north ens’. wind brought a cold rain which continued throughout the day, and towards evening turned to hail. About t3 o'clock last night. snow began to fall, and at 9 o'clock it looked for avhilans if the Province wu in ior all 01' time snow slorln. However, the wind continued moderate. and shifted a quarter. At 11 dclock over ‘half an inch had fallen. unprece-

dcnicd ill the Island's history for some years. At 12.30 last night it ‘v/zls mild, bu‘. still snowing.

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ISLAND BISHOP PROMINENT- lIslnnd readers oi the Saturday Even- ling Pest, interested in the settlement oi the Roman question, would have road the article by Vittorio E. Or- ‘lalldo in the issue of May 4th, "Tile First Agrcclrlvnt between Italy and ‘ the Holy Soc." They might, however ‘overlook the gratifying fact that the ‘Chicago Prelatc. to whom Mr. Orlan- ‘do refers as “Monsignor K." is a

Prince Edward Islander; Right Rev. iFrancls C. Kelley. the present Bishop oi Oklahoma. Mr, Orlando's sum- rnlng-up paragraph indicates that the plans presented by "Monsignor K." were the oncs finally accepted. Prem- icr Itflzssollni also. in his ‘historical speech in the Chamber oi Deputies, refers to Bishop Kelley's participa- tion in the Roman Vatican question.

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lvlslting in the city the guest oi her

sister, Mrs. L. W. McKay. Cumber-

‘ IVANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL i land Street.

Misses Edith and Laura Lane. o.’

Vernon River, leit Saturday morning ~

on a visit to the United States, to be the guests oi their sister. Mrs. Roy weatherbie, Cambridge, Mass.

In Memoriam

In loving mcmory oi our dear hus- band and father, John E. Ford. who dlcd May l9, lsza.

Today reveals sad memories Oi a loved one gone to rest,

And those that think o‘: you today Are those that love you best.

In our hearts your memory lingers, Sweetly tender fond and true. y

There is not a day dear father, That we do’ not think of you.

Yet again we hope to meet thee

‘on that Eternal shore‘,

Safe in the arms of Jesus. To rest forever more. Inserted by his wife and family- . 8914

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CARS Ctll.l.iill'l—~ltl'fl cars one bearing a forelll license plate collided 0n Pownal Street Saturday afternoon at the Sydney Street intersection. Ai- ter some heated argument by the drivers oi both cars, peace was finally restored, and each went. their way. There was little damage done to citller auto. .

| i -—BUY FRESH CEHIENT; lime and l‘ plaster at Bruce's. ‘3971-5-20-11

-coau: AND SEE THE lvonnr lllEDEQUE players present the three! act comedy ‘rhe Bride and Groom, in ‘Scarlczown Hall, Tuesday. May 21. ‘at 8 p. m. Proceeds to be divided‘ between North Bedeque and Scarle- Jovnl. 1i no: fine some following ev- I ‘ ailing. 3013-5-20-12

; —POS'I‘I’0NED - “The three-act‘ , comedy "Forest Acres", which was to I have been shown ill ‘Sherbrook Hufl ilast Thursday evening, by the Shem‘ lbrook Dramatic Club, has been Dost- l j poned as one-oi the leading lady per- ‘_ | formers, Mrs. Fred Harris, was called l to Northern on Thursday as her i mother, Mrs. Ellis, lvas taken serlous- | ly ill. The many friends of Mrs. Ellis and Mrs. Harris hope that Mrs. Ellis’ illness will not prove o! too serious a nature-S

—MADE SUPERINTENDENT‘ 0F BIG NICKEL MINE-In an item l which appeared in the Western; Guardian oi the 16th inst, referring to a general re-arrangement oi the officials oi the International Nickel Company. Mr. Lester Sharp was in- i advcrtably referred to as a son oi ' lvlrs. John Sharp, oi Summersldc. Mr. ' Sharp is a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. James A. Sharp and a brothel" oi Mr. Herbert Sharp, oi Summer- slde.—S.

—C. N. H. PASSENGER CAB. JJURNED-Between two and three o'clock last Saturday morning the

Sunlmerside firemen were call- ed out to a iire which threatened the destruction oi

the new engine house and water tower adjacent to the freight shed at Sumnlerside station. By some unac- countable means, passenger coach N0. 3123. which had come down irom the west and was left standing for the night onthe siding alongside the en- gine house. caught iire from the ln- side near the rear exit and made a brilliant blaze. Tile coach had been left securely locked and how the names originated is quite a mystery, as the stove was at the front end where the iire did not originate. Tile back half oi the. car was badly gutted and the upholstery damaged by smoke and water, involving quite a. heavy loss. Only the prompt response and good work oi the Summerslde Fire Department saved the adjoining round house and probably the water tower also. Much credit is also ' due to Mr. Harold Gaudet. who iirst discovered the iire, at about 2.20 a. l ln. and promptly gave the alarm.—S.

—DANCE ‘AND ENTERTAINMENT - The leading social event in Sum- merside last week was the entertain- ment and dance ln~ St. Mary's Hall. on Friday evening. There was a large attendance oi young people and n good sprinkling oi older folks. The first part o! the evening was taken p with interesting games the chiei one being a magazine contest, in which Mr. Henry Noonan and M12. Ewen Nicholson were the prize winn- ers. Bridge was played in the large gallery oi the hall, the prize being won by Mrs. MacPhall. The chief attraction, however. was the dancing in which a number oi novel features were introduced, notably the confetti Dance, which was very dainty and . was enjoyed as much by_ the onlook- o1 as by the participants. A splen-

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got up by the Junior W. A. oi St. ! Mary's Church, to whom great credit lls due and their events are always l looked forward to with much pleas- . ure. The Senior W. A._served very de-

licious refreshments during the even- - ing and the happy gathering was

‘ presided oevr, in his usual’ gracious

and genial manner, by Ven. Arch- deacon White.——S

PERSONALS —Ml'. and Mrs. Warren Lord, of (Jll8l‘l0l'.l‘.i.(.lll‘ll, were visitors to Sum-

merside last week. Mrs. Lord is re- ,

inalning ior a iew days the guest oi her sister, Air's. Mattie Gordon-S

~-Mr. and M rlay oll account o.’ tile sudden end serious illness oi Mr. Ellis‘ mother, Mrs. Ellis. who was taken suddenly ill st her home ill Northam-s

~Mr. nnd Mrs. ‘fhonlas Nlsbet,aoi Tyne Valley, have returned irom a. very enjoyable auto trip to Boston. Mass, and other American cities. They were accompanied by their two little sons-S.

-Mrs. George Horton. oi Summer- side, left on Saturday on s visit to her daughter. Mrs. Young. oi Boston. Mass. Mrs. Horton expects to be away about one month. She will visit many oi’ her former Island friends while in the United States.-—S.

Report Of Empire

Adopted By Boara

At a meeting of the Council of the

on Friday; night. the report oi the

It dealt with canned goods. pack- age goods, temperate drlnks,.broolns. condensed milk, bakeries, packing houses, printing, fox biscuits. tea packing, tobacco manufactures. can manufactures, iron wroks, iruit.‘ foot- wear, phmograph mounts, hardware. stationery, coal. rope. and fishing nets, lobsters, cheese and butter, etc.

Reference was made to-local in- dustries. It was shown to what ex- tent these industrlesnre supplying goods which are used here and also in what way their business could be further developed. In a number o! lines mentioned it is stated that the goods sold on the Island can meet all competition ill quality and price. It was also pointed out that the Is- land lobster industry has been flour- ishing ior years but has met with some setbacks in recent years caused to some extent by the devel- ment oi the Japanese crab business. Our cheese and butter industries are able to compare favorably with all competitors. It is suggested that sonle attempt be made to manufact- ure craft cheese on the Island. The report concludes as follows:

"It would appear to your commit- tee that ii our local industries are to thrive in the way they should, and in

employment oi nlany more oi our sons and daughters. that all must co-operate more fully than has been the Case in the past, local jealousy must be laid aside. and all press for the sale oi goods manufactured or grown in the Province ior the gener- al uplift oi this part oi the Empire. May we add that it Ls quite notice- able that several of ollr Island pm. dllcifl APB but up in packages having a cheap appearance and unattractive label. which hinders the sale oi a splendid product. We therefore stress

ages ior all Island products.

facturers were oi the opinion that expansion depends upon local lup- port, greater interest and increased consumption oi home products.

The necessity of support oi local capital invested in our Provincial manufacturing plants is one of the

Place where money is invested enjoy; Pmfipfifiiy. so will not Islanders in- vest more oi their Capital in 151mg industr es?

More aggressive salesmanship on

the part oi our manufacturers seems to be necessary ior increased bust- ness. Much more can be done now and in the years to come li our merchants and consumers will not keep before them the benefits oi Empire Bulld- lng by selling and buying goods made within that Empire.

‘Prado with one another iirst in this Province then in the Maritimu. than in Canada as a whole and than from within the whole Empire."

The members oi the Committee ,“'¢l'¢= Mlior T. l}. MacNutt, chair- ‘rnan. and Messrs. J. M. Ilurlay and Jame I-ltlllllilr. ‘ ‘

William Ellis, i}: - ' lilmmerside were called away 0n Fri-

Trade Committee‘

Charlotctowll Board oi Trade. held ‘

Committee to investigate the POSSi- f billties oi advancing Empire trade in . Charlottetown was read and adopted. .

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New Hotel to be Erect- ed at Cost 0f About $750,000, i Says Mr. Nelson Rattenbury.

MONCTON, May 1B.-Sir Henri‘ Thornton, K. B. E., Chairman and F President oi the Canadian National Railways, accompanied by Mr. S. J llungeriord, Vice-Presiderlt-"in-char: of Operation, Maintenance and Ho- ‘ tels, will visit the Maritimes about 1 June 1st, Mr. Nelson Rattenbury, C.

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Island said here last. night. On this‘ visit Sir Henry and Mr. Huugeriord

' in connection with the erection oi the, new Canadian National Hotel to be’ undertaken there. further stated. and this hostelry

be in keeping with the high standn i of hotels operated by the C. N. R. I other centres in Canada.

A preliminary survey oi the situa- tion of the Island capital has already been made by engineers oi the C. R. al." an amount oi $200.00!) 11115 been placed in the railway estimates, now. before parliament, said, will assure the prelim on the project being started as car as practicable. p

The new hostelry he said, will cost in the three quarters oi a million dollars. l and will be one oi the foremost and imost palatial hotels in the Marl- ' times.‘

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