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IMPORTANT

Farmers having Fertil- izer booked with us are requested to call for same not later than June 5th without fail, as we will be unable to guar- antee inter delivery on account of shortage.

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DINNERS 25c AND 40c SUPPER AND LUNCHES Perfection Ice Cream Sodas, Milk Shakes Pastry and Confectionery

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CLAIMS LIRUUR CUNTRRL ABTS ULTRA TIRES

(C. P. by Guardian's Special Wire) HAIJIFAX. May 2B~—A noted Canadian criminal lawyer is Con. tending that the Novo. Scotie. liquor control act and: the liquor acts of the diffcrcst provinces are ultra vires the British North Am- erice. Act. Dr. John J. Power, K. C. veteran Halifax barrister, has mov- ed before the full bench of the Supreme Coult oi’ Nova Scotia for leave to appeal a liquor case direct b0 the Privy Council, basing his appeal on constitutional gfhunds.

‘If I am succcmful in my appeal to the Privy Council, liquor acts in every province in Canada will be upset," Dr. Power declared to- night. He is appealing from the conviction entered against Chester

Slaunwhite, sentenced some time ago to four months in jail for vio- lotion cl the Nova Scotis. liquor control act. Dr. Power told the full bench that this act was not intra vires the ‘Phelr lordship adjourned the ap- plication until June 9.

“If the Supreme Court of Nova Bcotia refuses the application I shall apply to the Privy Council for leave to appeal", Dr. Power stated.

“The liquor act is ultra vires”, declared the veteran barrister. Fsection 92 o! the British North America Act deals with the exclus- "ive powers of the provincial legis- lature and: subsection B deals ex- clusively with the liquor question ls a means of raising icvenues for the province and municipalities. The only way it can be done through subsection 9 is by licens- ing saloons and taverns. Subsection l9 dealing with property and civil rights, and subsection '79 dealing with matters of a local and priv- ate nature, are not to be construed to cover the sale of liquor in con- nection with subsection 9.

His authority for these conten- tions he gave as a decision handed down by the Privy Council, the highest court of appeal in the British Empire, in 1896.

"The whole framework of the British North America Act" con- tinued Dr. Power. "shows that at the time of Confederation, when it was enacted, it was not the in- tention of the Imperial Parliament that the provincial or dominion crowns were to enizacc in the W- cupations of vendors. traders Or manufacturers. That tvas the view taken by the Privy Council in Canada that such powers of such crowns were lczislzitive, executive or administrative only."

The whole nature of legislation o1 the provinces and the Federal Government had changed so great- 1y in the last 50 years end 5° many anomalies were apparent that the whole British North Am- erican Act would have to be re- frained. tho attorney contended.

VINES NEARLY ASSiiRED 0F NET TITLE

urw YoaK. May Z7-—E"W°i“‘ ‘Vines scored a five-set victoay 03x1; big Bill Tliden in the roun 410M] series for the eastern $110M“ ° d tennis chamPlOnShlP-i mil"? ‘m practically clinched the title. a a

The victory, won by 50°‘? °r '6' s-o. a-e. 6-4. M. was Vie" =°°°“1_ in the series amonK the mu" Se“: Iinnllsta, and left him ncedins on y g triumph over Martin Plea "7 France to Win the °Y°“.m~

The other match today’ “Emily; m ,, Qufpﬂglnﬂ victory for Plea o Henri cachet, 6-2. 6-3. 5-3-

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nan. nuance .1. TWEBDY, President Prince Edward Island Red 91°66 Blwak over C. H. C. K. at 7.00 this evening. 1,5391

UNDER NEW MANAGBMENT-_ Mr. W. M. Foraythe and Mr. M. P, Graves have taken over the busi- ness of Miller 3mm. Great George Street. In referring yestomy m the transfer an error A grettgbly occurred in connection with Mr. Forsythds name.

roucs coon-r - at m» Police Court yesterday morning . mm i-‘hﬂried with vagrancy was given W" d"!!! l" Jail. A nun charged "m1 b61118 drunk and disorderly was remanded till Wednesday. In s m“ of unlawful possession of intoxicat- ing liquor. a fine oi’ $200 and costs W" lmllosed. A men arrested for dmnkeriness on complaint of his We was elven a BIIBPQnded sentence.

BOY SCOUT EXﬁﬁllTlvgAt the last meeting of the Council of the Boy Scouts Association held in Ottawa-His Excellency the Gov- ernor General presiding _ Mr. J, 0- Hyndman. Charlottetown, was elected a member. The members of the Dominion Council from prince Edward Island now are: His Hon- our thy Lieutenant Governor, Mr. William Warren, Provincial Coin.

misswner. Past President J. n. Bwnett and Mr. .1. o. Hyndmau.

TEACHER. TRAINING COURSE —Elght divisions of approximately

Prince ot Wales College yesterday for a foul- weeks course in teacher training. The course is under dir. ection of Professor L. W. Shaw. Methods and material in the regu-

will constitute the subject matter. Classes will be held daily from 8.15 a. In. till noon

STUDY GB/OUP MEETS - ‘rile Prince of Wales College study group met on Saturday afternoon, May 26. under the joint direction of Super- visors Court. and McPhall.

presided. The minutes of the last meeting were read by the Secretary, Miss Weeks and approved by the members of the group. The Ques- tion Box committee consisted of Miss Bryenton and Mr. Jenkins; the Press Committee, Miss Stewart and Mr. Vessey. The topic under discus- sion was Nature Study. The super- visors very carefuily dealt with this interesting study. Mr. McPhail spoke on the organization of the nature lessons in the ungraded schools so as to utilize fully the time allotted in the daily time table. The Super- visor advised the following of the "Ontario Teacher's Manual," throughout the several seasons, namely, autumn, winter and spring. Mr. Court dealt with methods in Nature Study lessons, stressing the points of Observation, Drperinient. and Inquiry in the teaching. Mr. Court showed how to teach a lesson on the housefly to grade six. The care which he took in the develop- ment of the lesson was much ap- preciated by the teachers. Mr. Lloyd Shaw commended the work of the supervisors and remarked that the ultimate aim o! the teachers should be to arouse in the pupils a. desire to search for and find out about the forces of nature for themselves and not to attempt to teach facts about Nature.

rsnsouans

Miss Joan Mahar of Pleasant Grove, is oonvalesing nicely after a. lingering illness

Many friends in Prince Edward Island regret to learn that Ml‘. G. W. West of Inriisvele, is not showing any markcl improvement.

Mr. Hammond S. Vessey of York is a patient in the P. E. I. Hoa- pital

Nlrs. Richard Vessey, York. under went an operation in the P. E. I. Hospital yesterday and is doing nicely.

Mr. Ambrose G. Mellett, Union Road spent yesterday in the city.

Many friends of York and vicin- West back at his place of business

after an extended visit with friends in Montreal and Ottawa.

Many friends regret to learn of the continued illness of Mrs. Anne West Saunders 155 Ell-Wm Street.

m‘, Adrian Peters oi’ 1'1 Upper Prince Street returned to hei- home on Saturday 26th. She had been reciwing treatment in the City Hospital for a considerable time. Her friends are pleased to learn that her health is much improvrd.

G.N.R. Revolver Championships

(Special To The Guardian)

Moucmn, n. B. MI? Iii-Th» senior chief constables revolver championship of New Brunswick with which roe! the Mimi‘ challenge shield was won for the

* successive year by the 5|"- adian National Railways police e1- ficers revolver team who M9410 l some of 1,298 points out o! I D0!- siblo 1.500, =8 minis mm "i" the! scored last YER-f-

Constable l". A. Randall. I 159m‘ bei- of the min. won the 1M1"- dual chlmpitlnship of the PWWIW with encore of moutof e90!- nb}, 30o, ma}; member of the mm “m4 bum-ity mundl deliber- sa fine and twenty NW1“ "P" fire, Other members of the ttebllln were railway 9°15“ w” l”

Randall Ba/bcock of Bsckville, l... U.

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The _ President, Mr. Lawton, very capably l,

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"Similar instances oi’ the faith- fulness of Red Cross outpost nurs- es are not uncommon, but we do not always hear ol them at head- quarters.” stated Dr. J. L. Bigger. National Commissioner of the Can- adian Red cross Society. "It is a source o! amazement to many that this kind of thing goes 0n all the time, yet it does.“

Doctors are not always available in the northern areas reached by the Red Cross outposts, said Dr- Biggar. Nurses were constantly called to perform tacks that would not be considered their duty l" settled regions. For instance, he pointed out, more than one outpost nurse had given blood transfusions to patients whoa lives deveﬂdﬂl

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Report of the Prince Edward 1|- pmd Egg Laying Contest for the Week Ending May 22, i934-

Pcn Owner's TOW No. Name P011115 9 William sansom 1477.7 8 Exp. Station, Chtowri 1403.2 ‘l lVirs. J. D‘ TcFarlane llillﬁ 1 Mrs. Roland Easter . 1286-‘! 2 Mrs. J. ‘F. Eziston .. 1274-7 3 Mrs. J H. McPhail . 1169.’! i2 Exp station. Civtown H551 l0 Wm. lobcri Brown .. 1079. 5 S. H. Pendieton i023} 6 Dr. J. R. Cunningham 1018.3 4 S. R. Pendicinn B327 l1 Exp. Station. Clrlovm 1193.2

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