"Arum. 25. .1931

" estern Guardian

5INGTON-FTCQMSWB Pres- m, services Sunday. April 26th. ‘wows; gensington at ll a. m. 1 p_ m; Freetown, 8 p. m. Rev. h Rodgefii, Moderator, will take _ e5 while RevJJr. Ashdown sup- gt BCllISC- will A1) OPEN T0 ALBERTO!!- 5 repwiéd that two cars came , ._h from Alberton and 01x81‘! week. There was also one from gcllllitltbs which was only two getting to the Island .~ and re- ed ,1 good trip. This is the first car to come into Summer- _ mi; spring. S. l .?_- . l irraxnsn couvmvrron - y. Gueldfl Gaudet of Sununerside i returned from Halifax, N. 5., ‘ m. she attended a convention of irdrEssers of Nova Scotia. This l one of the largest conventions of l was» unit has been held iii Hall-

l for some time. A new method of

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nrut wave was a feature of the‘

vtnilon-S

,____ uni-r WEDDING-A quiet" dim; ii-hs solemnlzed by Rev. J. humor on Wednesday, April d_ n1 Trinity Parsonage, ' Sum- sm‘. when lilr. James Living- “e “as married to Miss Margaret m iillsDonald. both of Dunblanc. ye tizry will make‘ their future ,8, Mr. and Mrs. Livingstone i,- till‘ best wishes of a host o! m“ Mr, Livingstone ls a pros- mus iiiruicr in that district. S.

FIRQT FERTILIZER BDAT i5 ()_\' TUESDAY-One of the ic-“imis of spring is that a. fer- izer lllXll is due at Summerslde on 5,1,.» next. There is a good deal

Gentral Guardian

.,-, SUNDAY SERVICES -- York, Brackley and Marahfield-Dunstafl- nage. .. Services in the United Churches next Sunday: York at‘ l1 a. m.; Brackley at 8 p. m.; Marsh- iield-Dunstaflnage, at 1.30 p. m.

INCREASED SHIPMENTS-There has been a considerable increase in the number oi car loads of turnips moved from Prince Edward Island this season over last. From Septul, 1930, to April 22, 1931, 646 carloads were shipped as against .503 for the corresponding period in the previous year. For the same period this sea- son, 4,390 carloads oi potatoes have beenshlpped a slight increase over last season. . -

SLUMP 0N POTATO MARKET- Due to the arrival oi large quantities of Island potatoes on the market as a result of the release of stock held up at Borden for some weeks, potato shippers at the present time are finding it diffi- cult to obtain an outlet for table stock potatoes. especially at any price that would warrant the grow- er loading on existing bad roads. There is not any general price of- fered and buyers are unwilling to ac- cept cars, except to fill orders as re- ceived. Unfortunately, the season is late, and it is doubtful if many more steamer cargoes can be handled.

STE AMERS EXP EUTED-A num-

ber oi fertilizer steamers are expect- ed to unload cargoes in Island ports in the near fixture. The S. S. Lolly will be in Sourls on Monday, vmere she will discharge part cargo, and then proceed to Victoria. The steam- er Dagoli is now sailing for George- town. She will stop at North Sydney

. THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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§sumnsuuo .nucrrv srins 0FNi¢l00P

Harold Gross Ilocates

In Charlottetown -

.0ther Players Sought.

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BIBLEAGUE auiiuunn;

AMERICAN LEAGUE

_ l. Si. Louis Detroit... ..................4 B. ll. B.

Washington ‘l l1 Philadelphia. 1011 0 - B. 11.8. 8 10 l. 1 1 B. 5.5. New York . .............. ‘I 9 0 Boston 4 6 0

E. 3 0

Cleveland .........-........ w» Chicago

ILENTVIILE, April RAP-Tilt! N. s. Eastern League will to all appear- ances lose many of its leading play- ers to another Province besides New Brunswick. Following close on the raid being made by New Brunswick Clubs, Prince Edward Island is now seeking material and seemingly they have already captured one star in the person of Harold Gross stellar dc ljence man of the Wildcats last seas- on. Gross, who it. was generally ex- pected would be with the Wolverines or New Glasgow ii not with Kent- vlile left Halifax for the Island cap- ital wiih his iamlly yesterday and reports received here are that he has definitely decided to sign with the Abbies.

Charlottetown is hot foot after a championship team for next season.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

RJLE. Toronto .................... 5 ll 1

Buffalo .................... Jersey City .................

nasnnau. rosrromziuanrs- . "atlonal Magus: - Cincinnati at St. Louis, rain.

This is evident from the fact that in addition to Gross they have R. Dou- cctte, Campbellton, and T. Oliver of iSusscx, rated by. many an the best ‘defence mun in N. B. Two members of the Hamilton Tigers, runners up for the Allan Cup will also‘ play there as well and another player from the 0ttawa_Valley League. Informa- tion to this effect was received by

Ottawa Hockey Affairs Critical

OTTAWA, Ont, April ‘Ms-William

l ness oi breath. At times the doctor

I on the Vabove mentioned date his

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victor Saunders, Charlottetown‘. Spray. Mrs. E. G. Saunders. Char lottcwwn; wreath. Mrs. Victor Has-. lam, New York: Cross, Mrs. Emma Burhoe and daughters and the Misses McLeod. Cambridge, Mass

The pail-bearers were Messrs. A. W

1n the early morning hours of Th d ' M _ _ Stewart, Harry Paul. Fred Dollar u“ ‘y “ch mm’ Mr Mama ‘Chas. McDuif, Ambrose Sentner, ar

er Campbell, I. v hi hi esteemed 1.5mm‘, or Brookzrld, pumh Andrew Dollar. Quite a large nun" m“), w“ It the a“ o’ 73 yum bet Of-OFBHZCIHCH marched iii For 8mm" months the deceased procession from thc home ‘l0 i." h“ from “me to “mg been troubled church and at thc grave thoy con- ‘mh ha" “kmkt whenever ‘hue ducted a solemn service. Iutcrmm! cums on he woumsufler we“ d,” was the Presbyterian Cemetery. tress and discomfort ior severallmookfleld‘ hours from what accrued to be short-

IN MEMORIAM

Ill. ALEXANDER CAMPBELL

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._.___.-______. INTERESTING LECTURE

had to be called in to bring relief Dy WEST “c9155

from this distress and discomfort But when once these attacks were} over Mr. Campbell was able to carryl on and go-about as usual.

As time went by these attacks became much more frequent and under the strain of them he felt his strength giving away.

On Tuesday, March 10th. he was taken down with an attack much

Thursday, St. Georges Day, was very fittlngly chosen by Miss Mary Hunt. Regen of the Abeguwrit Chapter of the Daughters of the Empire, to give an interesting account of her Visit to the Weat indies in the winter of’ 1930.

Miss McKelvlc very kindly threw open her lovely home on Central Si. more violent than any of the other $lflom¢1$id<2 1°!‘ this lnlflT-‘Sllnff previous attacks. All that medical gathering for which she had the sin- skill could do was done. but from core thanks oi the Chapter. Mrs L. this attack he never fully recovered.‘ A- MOON. ViBE-llrwldefit ilrfiiidvd His strength gradually waned untuland ven. Archdeacon white. D D.. ' ‘was a distinguished guest.

Listening to the story of thc West Indies, on;- of England's oldest colon- ies, as it was described by bliss l-lruli in her quiet and unaffected ivay

71100 605d Hoop

‘ Abbie Sisters Trim Moncton Girls 40 to 26——“Y” Five Take Spar- "tans Into Camp.

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little

"ill" Monclon Si. John's quintet

filviuv Sisters 40. Moiicmn 34,"

Bciorc a crowd of 0\'(‘l‘ 20o pimple “h? llatjkcd the Y Flym inst night oi hoopszrrs worn (ieleatul by thc local

gentle spirit winged its heavenward flight. Besides a. sorrowlng widow. daughter oi the late Murdock Mc- Lwd» U188. Mr. Campbell leaves to‘ moum the lass of a kind aud loving

close every one felt that they had

Games At The “Y”Wl

was truly a delight and at the father one son and one daughter. l The son is Donald S. Campbell, at home, and the daughter is ,Mrs. mm x5195- Robem T-nompsom Amstmm Mass" COIIIITIEHClllg with their departure; u 5 A Anomer daughter Margaret-at Halifax, Miss Hunt carries her‘

m“ Campbm‘ passed away m ‘Qoglhearcrs for away to Bermuda whcrc in place of icc and snow, cvcriwliincl

aged 9 years. Mrs. Thompson was _ _ _ _ . _ able w reach hon“. before ha, {athjls basking m the sunshincndfhc lentil"! green banks arc enchanting ns the‘.

er passed away.

learned a good deal about those beau-

ship steers its course up thc narrmv-l

niLPr.kuu

Abbie Sisters by the above mention- ed score of 40 i0 26. This match was "the best exhibition of lJflSkClball ever LA T gncn m" girls‘ teams ".11 this city, E land both aggregations well moriwd 1hr. hearty rounds of applause hand- " '“'“ " iorl ou! by the many spcciaiois. Both oflUéliiS showed a fine ivorkini; know-

Thr” 7mm“ “"3"” lodge of thc game with thc Abbios 5mg“ M “"3 L“ p" u H3“ M“ m“ haiunc thc vrige in fast ball hand-

unoil U‘ u‘...

Mr. Campbell was thc son of M115 h 1 Th ‘ b 1L T a,“ [H . ‘c annc. e 0w ul vi ias p 1 it‘ _ and MW D0031‘?! Cfllllflbe" 0f llflfvwxflm are restful m the eve and] 0mm: aiitl were thoroughly cnjoycrl

. _ , _ _ . i , ling and clever shooting. Although Lslc of 5K§C.\\llO cmigiatcd to Prince “hm one 5mm ashom the absence. m. n Canaan. audmmt, Each and

. . loving on a strange floor the Monr- Edward island quite a number of’ , - .. - . . .17 " years ago ‘or the noisy mo,“ cm, adds m ‘hm cioi) bout was crammed uitli lots oi . w.‘ ma,‘ pm up a beuu. game than

action Md “m” m.1ni“g' s” mlmntliev (‘ucl 1n their lunnc town when so that thc fans were kept in a cou- i they were (‘Heated 59 w 30' The My Lanai? Cx°“°"‘°m' dumlg m“ inc Sisivrs and their conch Earlz‘ ' "v l l g. lkiclnirs zicscvvo n-uch credit for

"Lick" Donovan. uanir- zmtl crafiylulrn, Splendid showing against a little boxer who uiucic such a gltfilkcan‘ m» sum,‘ Calm“, as s,‘ John-h showing (luring the hiaritime Aiuat- has, mam-s gmm, did mucli to up cur Boxing Toummiicii‘. in 5_\'(lllC_\' “W ‘his fine game in ‘he cm, and

ire ill lllf‘ stint yet. but the... is donut ilint the steamer will be 1e to make thc harbour. Mr. Mc- 0. m KIXlliOTll, thc large potato “was \‘,\§ iii Summcrsidc this

,. n, iii-lgnirniioii for the seasons n; i3.

Forau, has resigned his Presidency of the Ottawa Hockey Association. which operates the Senator team oi .he National League. In announc- ing last night that he tendered his resignation, lvlr. Poran said he was of thc opinion that hockrw affairs of thc Capital are now in such crit- ical condition that the Auditorium Board. representing thc owners of the League franchise and-thc team. who are the only ones financially interest-

t° dlsbllarge a qummty m ‘ertmzer the writer from a Charlottetown man for reslnpmcnt to Newfoundland. She I who has been prominent“, cannech will reach Georgetown bcforc the end led with me Abbies {or many years of um month‘ The Gypsum Prime Summcrside it is also stated intend is loading a cargo for SIJIIIIIlCYSIdOpuJ gather together an aggregation Mme me Gypsum‘ Gwen‘ m“ low ‘which will enable them to hold their nvxl. wook for Cliariotictowil. These fiwn Wm‘ ‘he Abbks And me East

steamers are ciirryiiig fertilizer foiAcm L“ us H’ is m 0mm is m b the Potato Growers‘ Association. ’ , ‘g ‘ , p ‘ e “Ulfllr "happy hunting grounds."

in the family of Mr. and Mrslrestrul Icelllufif We “$1.93. is very Donald Campbell there were eigm clear and maune icgciatizm can be men b S of I l’ t, g sccu to a depth oi 30 icet.

i] er‘, “e50 m“ “o no“ rm‘ Thn,l3ci"inil(la Islands were first ill:- glcilncilffcltaltc ML “Elfin cénzz-lcovercd by Juan do Bcrmudali. a mm‘ Camobfnovm’ a“: _d‘ rs‘ Ma YSpanish scaman iii thc beginning ol U e a ‘I “ ' ‘_7*‘"“ n gc‘ fl5s'”thc 16th century. Later Sir George

' S‘ A‘ The “has “ho predeceased Scmers was shipwrecked on its Mr. Aiexander-Campbell tyere as "

L.__ .40 \'l\‘l'1‘ SUMMERSIDE~ , ‘wph- i0 i, irluzram from Mr. JF. as ii n flying field for Sum- liun Donald Sutherland.

W mrpnpsnxo PROGRAMME _ c n, 0.000 ICE rmo

iiilstsr oi National Defense, says . a li‘l'.(‘l' t.» Mr. Arnett that he will re instruction io the Inspector of ir ‘Forcr to got. in tOllCh with M1‘. cit \\‘lli‘il he visits Summer- nd fl1'l‘€\lll§L‘ for ~11 visit to Summer- dg to look orPr prospective landing laces there-S. ,___. -lNTERESTf.\'G WEDDING - ~ e marriage took place in Moncton. . B. on Vfetiucsday, April 22nd, Rev llior Savage officiating, of Mr seph J. fiaudet and Miss Olive nck. Mr (iaudot is the proprietor the Capitol Theatre. Summcrslde. [s5 Ziuck, was for some time the ry cifiricm Rod Cross ‘Nurse for iiica County. Her home 15 l" hBSli-‘Y u. s. she being the eldest iigh i- of Mr. and Mrs. Owen ‘nck. The bride was charmingly

A very interesting programme 0i n missionary nature was put. on in the Central Christian Sunday School Room last evening, sponsored by the Womcns Missionary Society. The first number was a vocal duct, by Mrs. H. W. Platts and Mrs. McLellan and was followed by a song, "Over

the Sea" by the Primary Class. A pantomime, ‘"Ruth", was presented to excellent advantage by Misses Bertie Stewart, lilnrlon Stewart, Jean Wil- liams and Mary Stewart. The story of Greene Lawrence Wharton, first missionary of the" Church of Christ to India. was told by Mrs. W. L. Out- house, and was followed by an il- lustrated" lecture on “Christ in the Orient." by the pastor, Mr. W. L. Outhouse.

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CHARLOTTETOWN, April 24.- Hflllflld Gross, well known hockey player, has taken up residence in Charlottetown and will no doubt

cd. should bc free‘ to deal with thc situation.

JADE PUT TO MYRIAD USES .i‘\!_\l0NG CHINESE

‘greatly strengthen the Abcgivcit line ‘up next winter. Ralph Douccttc, for- merly with Caiupbelltou, is now re-

siding in this city. It is also ex-

pected that T. Oliver, ivho played

with Sussex last season will make

,his home here within n icw days. ‘with these additions, the Abcg- welt puck chascrs, Charlottetown.

511mm b“ 3 b‘! lmealal“ Marlilllll! or perhaps white. is the color we us-

hockey circles next winter, “any assacmm Wm, u‘ yet it comes i in as many as lllllC-—i\ clear trans- ’ FISHERMANS P 43517155 lucent white, indigo bluc, moss green _greenish blue resembling the leath-

PHOENIX, Ariz., April 23. (U. P.) ers of a kingfisher, yellow. e Clilflbilp

Jade has bccn used for nil couceiv. able purposes in China. It was worn by the sovereign and his ministers as the insignla_ of rank, and has been used for sceptrcs, swords and scnls of State. It has been made into bowls, buttons, buckles, bird cages

and even the leaves of books. Greeni

shores in i809, and a colony founded, They were called the Seniors islands... There are 365 of those islands. but only five important ones connected by bridges oi" cause ways. 1t is inter- cstinc to note that thc coral found-

follows. Mrs. Finlay Mcliinnon.‘ Brookfield. about‘ 18901 Mrs. Bruce? Leitch, Stanhope. about 1900; M12: Sutherland Campbell. Somerville. Mass. U. S. A.. about 1910; Mr. Neil

some time ago. and who has bot-ii ‘mt, man“ o‘ me Tflayers is exmmb out of thc game cvci" SlllCP. made hi“, w .3“, ‘am tor me success o, sensational comeback last lllfllll, b’: when. venture in bringing ma-lnxand gemng the popula" "mmm m-witcoms to Charlottetown. 'I'he teams

Jackie Stanley. and scores were as follows:— ‘I us was the mam boui and scliccl- i Abbie Sisters Mnnfllm

Campbell. ‘Pruro. N. 5.. in 1929. and Mrs. John Saunders. Charlottetown. in i930.

Mr. Alexander Campbell was a man who was held in high esteem by all who had the plcaseure o.‘ knowing him. He spent all or his life in Brookficld and was one of the successful farmers in that com- munity. He took a deep interest ln all that pertained to the welfare of the school. the commulvty and the church. He was a man of sterling principles and once hr took his stand on any question our always knew where to find him. l-lv was not car-

ulrd for four rounds. Stunlri", al-i ,Fqr__varda

though souicvrlia‘. iucxp<-i'icucrrl.lA ',._1,__GN__ 6 R’ MMKIE t, being mm \ovEng]3nd_ m,- Oldest p», madc- a dandy fight of ll. by iorcmc H Rrigars 2 J Macfkirlanc i0 inblisherl representative Ciovcrnmt-ntl Donovan at [up spar-d ill cvonr i-Uimqy. Crux" in the world. Comfortable rulrberi "Lick's“ ring gcucralslilp and loot-HE’ Rrmenbur‘, 4 tired ViClOVlHS and a pair oi high work WflS his big asset m holding” 6mm If stspping horses take us round the him out in front and for thc mosti c“). of Hamilton; and on into thc, part out of dangerous mixups. A L’ country where are to be sec-n fields of‘ i-cturn bout between this pail" is mg- Iv Easier lilies and other beautiful ilow- erly anticipated. T‘ Currie

ers. Then a field of Irish potatoes. The scml-ilnal clash bctivccii‘ ‘VH1ximmwnlflerced m m5 mm Three crops of this commodity’ is‘ "Dint_\"‘ Stanley and ‘\' hicDonairl ,|]‘Cana‘b]o manna,

TfllFfifl cocli ycuir. Miss Hum spoke ivas another pour] curd. 1hr‘ lurmoi" ' ' nl thc delicious fruit obtainable hcrrl ivuiuulg by a lcr-hiaiciil K. O. lli ihi: " especially 1hr" oranges and limos. Thri stores are very lllléffsllllg and vary,

ations hcrc are ihe most i1orthcrli' m‘ the world. Bermuda also lz-oarti" of?

N. Bannister Guards Duchcmln Harrington l6.

J. Sparlim; K. Gibson

Y Tizcrs 55. All Stars 1i.

third round. Much i1» miprclr-u irrm In n iecmm (‘xmbluon “with the

thc some Iuilc "Diniv" m ihl" ncal" LIA‘ an" heady Tigers defeated an ‘ ‘ ,All Sin: tcam nickcd from the vhoicc

m. sinus». 1'1 ~

“Ewe ma“ Aflmm- will Sim" be‘ a ircd. blood red. laquci" black and an

PERSQNALS ricd about by every wind that blew English. The cathedral too is mos‘. [imh-(L

cased in blue with coat and hut t0 atch. The bride and groom were un- tlcndcd. After a brief honeymoon r and Mrs Gaudet will return to ummcrsido where a, host 0i friends ‘ii ihcui every happiness-S

-RESIDE'.\'T 0F MISCOUCIIE ASSEs-Thcre passed away at his ome in Miscouchc on Thursday "eniiic iii". Hypollte LeClair at thc gr oi" 77 _vc:irs. Mr. LcClalr had been » failing health for some months ut the and came suddenly when he "as svriird in his chair. He W85 -- and lived until his dcathoil he ucmii homestead which he anncd successfully for many YBNF- e ii-zis \\‘0ll known and respected n ill.» district. There are left to ~ oum his ivldow, formerly MM‘? (‘SROCHCA oi Miscouchc, two daugh- ‘ .\ll'S. Stanley Gaudet of Beaver ircr, 8., and Miss Mary Ann at 0111a: two sous. Archibald of Sum- flfilii“ and Arthur at homo", also two hlhlfTS Mrs. Joseph DcsRochcs ind Ali's. Sylvany Arsenault of slllilfllfldtlf", two brothers, Joseph o! New York and Gilbert at Miscduche, b ii-iicm the Guardian extends sin- Qlc sympathy. S.

PERS ONALS

wlliss Margaret Goudet is visiting in lllltlflX. n. s., the guest or Mrs Paierseii.__$

~lir Charles A. Maynard oi Port sin has entered the Pilflce County Hmliltal for treatment. Mrs Mfllllllld lrcompanied hei- husband lo Summer tide and was the guest of her sister- lh-laiv, Mrs Frank MacKenzlam-S

~Mr. 1. T. Edwards, oi Orient. Mo: island, New York, has arrived in Sllmmerside in connection with ‘he Potato industry oi which he has lime interests iii the ‘vicinity of “lllieque. S.

NEW YORK, April aa. (u. P.)-- The recent reduction in the tarlil’ In diamonds has cut. down the dia- “imd smuggling industry. Herefo- ioie smuggling was so well, organ- Wd that it was possible in insure "lllasled stones against confiscat- b" and a single smuggler often car- "°°‘ 5500.000 worth oi stones.

the City yesterday on a. business trip.

Mrs. W. D. Sherren of Crapaud arrived in this City by aeroplane to visit her daughter Mrs. A. S. Dick- son, 201 Prince Street.

Mr. James Dennis of N. Rattan- bury. Ltd. has been called to his old home at Ellerslle owng to the ser- ious illness of his mother.

Mr. and Mrs. George H. Buntain left yesterday morning for Montreal. Mr. Buntain will attend a meeting in connection with the Dominion Steel and Coal company.

her illness for the past two months and are looking forward to a speedy recovery. "

TORNADO VICTIM RELEASED

BETl-IANY, Ok1a., April 23. (U. PJ-Thc last victim oi the tornado which swept Bethany iive months

ago has been released from the hos- pltal. Mrs. Mary Reynolds and her two children were injured when the storm razed their home. The child- ren were released several weeks ago.

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BIRTHS

McCALLUlW-At the City Hospital, April 23, to Mr and Mrs. James Mc- Callum, city, a son.

SAVIDANT-At the City Hospital. April 23, to Mr. and Mrs. Leo Sav- idant, City, a daughter- GALLANT—_At the City l-losgaital, Aprl 2:1, to Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Gallant, City, a daughter.

DEATHS

MncLI-IOD-Suddeny at Mention, Ap- ril 24, i931, Carlyle Slllnrs MacLeod, age 50 years dearly beloved eldest son of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Moc- Lcod. Funeral private on Sunday from Machean Funeral Home. Please omit

flower

The many friends of Mrs. Elton‘ Rayner, Mt. Herbert, deeply regret-