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Mr. T. Port Says:

ru number m a ” n. pleasant gifts 33th:. ‘w’ “d Fmm "Imjvho lfnade the world and gnvf . the wild things each its home Ill use it as one item lfi His glorious

I'll tltilalnlistlzl‘ f n . '0' ‘my lmeltleigusand boons and

And Sydney Smith said ‘Thank God f g would the world do without tea’ How gld-ifaexisyghal amsglatlg I was :01 born before tea‘ e Way- ave tried MO S ‘. JEEyLiNG’ The lastwvlghrd in gotidRtglig FlNE DAR

‘l M‘ 9" “W” lllcllllle. $0 rents the hall pound

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central Guardian

This column in reserved for nun n! laoal interest hut advertising of I newly nature may ha inserted n: d cents a word strictly payable in

advance. . CONFEDERATION LIFE INSUR- ANCE. L-OTBIi-‘i-lfl-SIZ.

CITY CHAMPIONSHIP Basket- ball, final game, Navy vs. I'll-Y Grads tonight, 8.30, Holy Name Gym. Admission 10c. _ L-004i

POLICE COURT-At the Police _ Court yesterday a man charged with

obtaining money under false preten- ses was sentenced to thirty days in Jail. An adjourned case was fur- ther adjourned until ‘the 35th.

BRANT GETTING READY FOB SEASOITS WORK-Adi‘. H. L. MBA-

m-initttllliittli other u is L WBDNEQDAY, APRIL M I]

$.15 P. MMNIO“ Band In tho Social Hall. l

1.30 P. lit-Hearts Hall - Evening Auxiliary

Thank Oilcr- N E w s

ing. 8.30 P. ltL-Sozlnl Hull-Reception to Ntrw Members.

Low Railway Fares

2nd Charlottetown Company

Donald,‘ chief engineer of the C.G.S. Brant and his staff are aboard ship busy getting ready for the opening oi navigation.

CITY CHAMPIONSHIP Basket- ball, final game, Navy vs. i-ll-Y Grads, tonight, 8.80, Holy Name Gym. Admission 10c. L-604l

TWO MEN ARRESTED — Two men were arrested yesterday after- noon in connection with the theft of paint from the C. N. R. warehouse recently. They will appear in Court

Wednesday, April 1'1, This com. this morning. Dilly tOOk part in the Girls and

King's Jubilee Boys Hobby Ebrhibitlon held in the EASTER GUEST-Ms swtt C01-

Y.M.C.A. building, along with fie, assistant manager cf the Jan- other Companigg and packs 1n the dian Bank of Commerce at Alber-

In connect-till! with the forth- City,-glving d1 1 g gg g, ton, was tho welcome guest to din- win-ins celiibrations to commemor- and bandaginag atsliraxgggm $80119- ner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J

ate the twenty-fifth anniversary of

Ten o; the younger Guides o; H. Murray, Esplanade, on the Easter

His Majesty's accession to the the Compgny made up the two Monday holiday.

‘mime 07 the 3mm‘ moire ‘m trains and when the crash occur.

Monday. May 6th, the railways or fed w, 0g the ogd-e, G,“ e coitnEcTroiv-rh the report of Canada are offering the public low out and, usgng their tie: sfgslzfig the election of officers of the P. E. holigy fares for the long week-end purpose‘ demonstrated the various I. Teachers’ Federation, the name 0h 18 000881011. with H Stmtmus uses of the triangular blfidagg uu 0f the vice president should have tlilietfl-HOWBDW for the return move- meg,- "pgggengsq Hand seats were read, Mr. Alfred J. Murray, B. A., mt“ t it W35 B-mlmlnlled today b? men made and the "patients" were Bradulbane, not Alexander Murray, C. P. Riddell. Chairman, Clfllfldl-Bll qugckly carried u" the scene. This oiLem-y, as reporte¢

Passsngc" Association.

OOYIXDB-“y was assisted in this de-

wmmwofi, ‘P; f1“, l” 1°" ti" mohstration by six members of the ‘has NEAR. TYNE VALLEY-A 2m tasexafifi “figs 1st Charlottetown Company who house, property of oecll Bell of between m muons m Canada m: showed how to form a stretcher of Springhill near Tyne Va.lley.. was mm m 0,610“ noon “b broom sticks and coats, and proved burned to the ground Monday night.

its practicability by carrying org Mr. Bell had been moving it near

dflMlattf. .Md.a, Gay y o p m on y May o-mog om. badly mjuredupatlents,

the shore and had left it by the

. Passengers may leave destlna- other demon“ dmg “up ratiopg included roadside for the night awaiting the “on u h“ u m‘ m o’ Morse signalling by the 3rd chug. assistance of men and horses to pull

duly, May ‘I. thus providing a max-

lottetown Company; o, game, "Th, it further. The blaze was noticed

‘mum o! ‘our “d a m“ any‘ m King's Jelly" by the lst chug around. 11 o'clock too late to save

whrh to l0 ti i icd with’ tbu°$ht§o§’i.3l’.t“‘m“i°r? ‘hi.- 10mm comp-w:

me grand the building. salute and a musical game by tho

. Efifimp“ and m m’ u“ Brownie Packs" and a March Past FUNERAL TliunsnflY-The "-

ig-n. . In View 0f the Dominion-stride character- of the celebrations which

and Qflmpflfg 51,1550“; by an Con,“ mains of the late Mrs. Thomas Col- pgnies mthen we are indeed lings, whose death occurred in St.

John, N.B., arrived in the City last

grateful to th YMCA. f all]: fzjlfiabpllem ago‘?! opportunity ofebrgnglng beg-ggetgg: evening, accompanied by her son elm mor» eve-o- » - We e e- m» ~1- srtsistal

throughout the Dominion, particul- mm‘ °’ W1‘!-

Each Patrol Leader has been

passenger mm” program o! m“ worldflmde mow‘ chcster Street East from whence the

funeral will take place ‘ihursday morning at 8.45 a. m. to St. Din-

il d lnstru t . rapturous: ..rhe cl: are... .. is: tater .2: he“ t» R- 0- w» - . ' e ery.

place.

lh the railways are commencing to 3°" may’! MEMBE- . marshal! extra equipment in order

tilllllr lgomimodakltegkmmlh my b. IRHbberFrOIn

"““'““ Coal And Oil

CRAIG-At the Prince Edward Is- land Hcqrltai on April 16, i035 to m. and Mrs. Gordon Q-aig, city. I MB.

arm-At the Prince Edward (B! Inland Hospital. on Avril m. 1935. tow. and MbaA. arr-incl, Bhcr- (A. P. n! GI wood. a mo. NEW Y

aied Pres Science Editor)

Hospital, April 20, 1906, tc Mr. and arises.

Leod’s stole next Saturday and ‘m m’ m‘ mm’ "m m“ “m” °“ t° h" "m1 W" RELATIVES LOCATED-Chief of

Police A. Blrtwhistle is in receipt of

also large stock of all

a communication from Mrs. James E. O'Brien, St. Louis, Prince Edward Island, stating that she is a sister,‘ and the only ono og the family sur- viving. of the latc Mr. John Mock- ler, who died in Winnipeg recently.

‘ ' His estate was turned over to the P 1' 0 d l! C 8 d custoch! of the Judge of the lilrro-

gate Court. A message was received some time ago by Chief Birtwistle

______ Howard W. Bl-kenlee. Asmi- from Chief of Police George Smith,

of Winnipeg, asking that an attempt

rdian’: Special Wire) be made to locate any relatives OR-K. Avril 391-1111117111’ which the deceased may have had from coal and oil. in limitless in this Province.

IDIMONS-dn the Prince County quantities, is ready when need

FUNERAL SERVICES — The 1'0-

NIB- FIG-ilk 51111111008.‘ of Belmont. Its formula, already developed in mains oi Mrs. Mary J. McMillan

lot 10, a daughter.

the Du Punt laboratories, was re- ported to the American Chemical A. A. Hennesseys Funeral Parlors

were taken yesterday morning from

“°5w*m"°“ 51"“ ‘f,- “5 - '° Society ‘ 'ght by m. s. rt. toSt. Dlinsturfs Basilica, where Re-

Mr. and Mira. Starling

"MW RG99. l Wm ber chemicals division.

Bpidggwn,‘ of the company's rub- quiem. High Mass was celebrated by

Rev. Eugene Murray. The poll bear-

Thig @951 and 011 rubber will be ers were Messrs. Otto Crabbe, James

‘IWIEDY-Jit the Prince Edward

mum 305mm on Easter M°nd,,y_ the same artificial rubber now gugleéletfinef- linfittgtiléhggginmefhé

Am.“ m’ 1935. to ML m,‘ Mm made from the gas acetylene-a. - - I18 , - - - rubber QM», u; ggme wgyg gurpggg- the conclusion of the services the

George J. Tweedy, Charlottetown, a dulghten _ es real rubber, T9625 made taauinm t 1 be in respec toacua rub r.~

DENIES Dr. mldgewaters

came during a tribute to Iihther

Bud 13mg, has a1- body rested at the Funeral Parlors obue ggg-es equug until the afternoon when the fun-

eral was held to the railway station,

ugwgouug, the remains being forwarded to Ver-

non River, where interment took

Mno -- MNNON M Churchill’ Apr“ Julius A. Nieuland of Notrc Dame, Pu“-

28. Mrs. Char-g; MacKinnon. I66 . Funeral ursday, 35th, ‘g, 13m mmmmg “m, 5M,‘ the present artificial rubber.

whose acetylene discoveries led to 80mm EN'*-"'5UY_ED_A mo“ em

joyable and larg:iy attended con-

“wml our practically “numted gregational social, sponsored by the

°“wmm“mwm"‘“° m‘ fimm" '"""” °’ °°‘“ “m! Ladies‘ Aid was held in zich Church

of Miss Bella Eveline Emery

Malone". “m m‘ Bfldgwater‘ Hall Monday evening. Contests and

r0189 of wood Islands to Mr. Donald “for the uctlon of acetylene

' ' games were entered into with rc- MacNeiil Crawford of the same and of salt for hydrogen chloride, freshmen“ servfll The pleasing and

place, was solemnized by the Rev. ObViOIIBIY it W111 be P0551519- G. Carlyle Webster at Zion Manse m Saturday, April M, 1085.

FLINT-At Glfifllfllfldfl-lfi, ‘iracadic, on Monday, Apri 22, 1935, Lulu Ir- ' -

sna Flint, aged r1 m» daughter S ll d k 8 - ll p of W. Mac?’ non. Fun- R era e n ay morning, service

Ital-ting atoll o'clock, then by train urnors lo Charlottetown for interment in Peoples’ Cemetery.

successful function was presided over by Rev. Carlyle Webster. The

f ' f llowing programme was rendered: Ontario Cabinet 60th .01., ‘Mr. h...“ Crasweil,

Voclil duet, Misses Lorena Sampel and Claire McMillan; Male quar- tette, Messrs. Craswcll, McLeod, Mc-

Denied Kenzie and McDougall; Beading,

Mrs. J. A. McMillan; Vocal solo, Mr. Peter Creighton; Vocal duet, Rev. C. Webster and Mrs. Webster; Vocal

(c jkApg-gil Qs-Jllfiewggrs; solo, Mrs. Arthur Roper; God Save

the King. Tla- ~" “Isis wr-"e

COLLINGS-At St. J hri, N.B., . - o on ma“ up m m‘ onmrm Calumet Niiss Jean Fraser and Professor

April 22, i935, Mrs. Mary Jane Col- Wu; be "m,

to the Labor

respect uni- widw M u“! 15W mm" portfolio Premier Mitchell I-lepbunil Thm“9‘°n- Dollinga. Rdillllnl arrived th " ' ———- ‘m ° said today, and that will take place; “SHOP KELLFJPS NEW mo“

Borden train last evening, resting at only gg Attgy-ng 43mg“; A w_ 3,0,. George Bell. 260 Dorchuter Bt- Fun- buck, who is llylb Minister of Labor,

oral Thursday morning at 8.45 to St. i; ma, Dunstan!" Basilica. teem h‘ ova-mt

Rumors of a shake-up were “with- 1? "mm"

- "Blood-drenched Altars" is the title of a voluminous work, brilliant- and closcly documented, which has Just been issued by a

out foundatiqup paid Mr. Hepburn. Milwaukee pubushmg mm “d,

* and if the Iabor portfolio is given ' hich d l t5, l iill CBthOllQ Cafd nflfiks to another minister, the action will ylowpomgimae paaimwd “present o’

the Attorney-General.

be entirely voluntary on the part of the Meme“ Govemmnva w" on

religion. The author is the Most

Idng d . m should m‘ Bmbmk n" ‘m ‘he Reverend Francis C, Kelley, Bishop

Micaela-amass lamilywlditothank the Nurses,

iticin of Labor Minister, it Wll

DnNaighboi-s dFrieds bit-p“ _ fOklh cltyandTillsina is- ' m n M l ' ‘mum “my 1° "um p“ u’ m“ giuguisliecrlmsgn of Prince Edward Ia-

kimin ,allotii ho ntii -

mm?!" aw“ '°_ W istcrofwdfarobavidmoll. thairnoentladbereavsmant. 2-4080

preciati

tributcd their time and service make the entertainment held the Strand Theatre on’

oialties between acts. I am vary Ilatsfiil

0051011.

L-Qfl

Iwisbtoexicndmysiricereap- mm" °“ ‘° ‘u “h” “my mu‘, mush painstaking research, will no

Ira l. l. DUIII. President, laint Charles Auxlllory- and in promoting their social and economic mil-being. "

land and a brother of Mrs. P. A. Clarkln. Mrs. .1. M. 11081195. MN»

. t _ , h lte M. u‘ card 0f mank3 ldpbrllfiycifi? olflthitszitylnlsholp

Kelley has first-hand knowledge of ‘conditions in Mexico, and his new which bears evidence oi

in

Editfll‘ .11“ M01111’ niflfi, 611011 I. flildlldld u‘: u‘ lad the mnnnmg o: the

egpecially thagMi-he 611W", Jlf- - 5W1" m" timoa ribes a Christ- andailthemembsrsofthecastgmgmtgunt m" 1°!‘ “It! "Y! "NW! l“ Wm‘ 1810 which was followed by Mexican

PflWflflI-mlé- 515° “W” independence, and the subsequent who kindly contributed the spo- human" mum“ o‘ g-gyoguggm-

relatlcia between Church and State in Mexico; it traces the transform»

molt of the rlidalgc in

cry Events which has continued.

w the when with but little intermission, up tiu and ticket-commie It the 6w the present. rt isan intensely dra- m their mm“! 1M m this w- mstic story, written avowedly to

show the heroic part played by the Church in Chrlstianislng the Inlians

RESERVE MAY 3RD for Char- lottetown ‘lknnis Club Novélg

Dance. I.-

WANT A LAUGH? See "Aunt Emma Sees It Through," in Cen- aral Christian Schoolroom, Tues- day night, April 80th. L-Boi-i

EASTER MEETING — A very

pleasant afternoon was spent at the home of Mrs .A. B. Bellar, Winsloe, on Easter Monday, when the W.M.S. oi South Winsloc was at home to the ladies of the church. A program of Easter readings, recltations and music was given. A special offering for W. M. S. work was taken. At' the close of the meeting refresh- ments were served by the ladies of

the W. M. S.

PHOGBESIVE CLUB-The reg- ilar meeting of the Charlottetown

Rrogreuive Club was held in the sommodious Lodge room of the Knights of Pythias. The member- shlp oi the club has grown to, such an extent that the larger room was a necessity. A point oi interest to which the Club devoted some time was tho o cussing of the contract that the City had in regard to the city hall. It was felt that the City Council should have made ample provisions for the use og the Strand or City Hall by the citizens so that speakers and other-programs of an educational and instructive nature could be put on there, in what should be a public auditorium, and that the building should be at the service of any group oi citizens at not more than operating cost.

THE lVmltCI-IANT 0F VENICE

_-romorrow night the Kirk Shakespeare Group will make their bow to a Charlottetown audience, when they wili- presuit the un-

stcry of the Jew who de-

mended his "pound of flesh" and was out-witted by the ready re- source of a woman. Careful re- hearsal. scenic settings in accord- ance with the old Shakespeare tradition, costumes of the period. and the charming songs that fea- ture Shakespeare's plays rendered by a picked quartette, promise a most entertaining evening. A mat- inee performance will be given in the afternoon for colle students and the senior pupils in the public schools who are studying the play. This performance is for students and school pupils only, who will be admitted by special ticket pro- vided for the purpose. The main

ormance at night begins

perf

promptly at 8.15, and patrons are kindly requested to be seated be- fore the rise of the curtain.

Y. M. c. A. FINANCIAL CAM-

PAlGN-A dinner to launch the an- nual financial campaign of thp Y. M. C. A. was held last evening in the Association Building._ About 65 at- tended the dinner, which was pre- sided over by Mr. Percy Turner, chairman of the committee in charge 0g the drive. His Worship Mayor Kenneth, Rev. W. L. Out- house, and Rev. Hugh Miller spoke briefly, commending the Y. M. C. A. for its work and pledging their sup- port in the activities which are be- ing carried on. Mr. Harry Ballan- tyne, Toronto, Assistant General Secretary of the Y. M. C. A‘. HIM spoke, and in the course of his re- ‘marks outlined six phases of life: 1, Home and family; 2, School and college; 3, business and vocations; 4, responsibilities of citizenship; 5. recreation and entertainment; 0, philosophy of lite and religion. Con- tinuing, lie outlined how these phases are bound up with the work which the Y. M. C. A. is carfllihb on. In conclusion, the speaker said he beileved the solution of the pres- ent social problems will be found in ethics and that if civilization breaks down it will not bit because of the failure of systems. but be- cause character breaks down.

lillnard’: the great White Llniment

PERSONALS Mr. Harry Ballantyne, Toronto, is

nBlStBNd at the Canadian National Hotel.

Mr. Chester Brown, New London,

returned to his homo after spend- ing the past week in Montreal.

Mr. J’. '1‘. Cummings, New Glas-

gow, arrived in Charlottetown last evening. He is registered at the Canadian National Hotel

Miss Margaret Black and visiting

college friends have returned to Mt. Allison University, after spending the taster holidays in the City.

The many friends of Mr. James

Callaghan, who underwent a serious operation at tho Prince lldward is- land Hospital recently, will be pleas- edtcleorn-thatheismakingasat- IIYIWO y I000 y.

._.__.____.._.. OIIIiIrI IIIQQII lull n: IMIIIII

::Do not allow worms to sap the

vitality of your children. If not at- tnndeiltc, worms may work irrepar- able harm in the constitution of the infant. The little sufferers cannot voles their ailment, but there are many signs by which mothers are made aware that a dose of Miller's Worm Powder is necessary. ‘rhea powders act quid!!! and will expel worms from the aystcm without any

b" »~ .v»~-.tr~ ~

kinds’ Vegetable Seeds

and Flower Seeds.

cilsii Ilill csnnv stones

Great George Street

MAKES APPEAL

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continued survival of United, King- dom democratio institutions and

form o . - ' .

of g vernment, said Mr Ca then 5mg no Canada}, Addresses will be given by His Honor the LieuL-Govemor, Premier Macmillan 1nd His Worship Mayor Kennedy, M. B. E. The presentation of the Kings Jubilee Medals, to those to whom they have been awarded, will then be made by His Honor the LlflliL-GOVWIIOI‘. The proceedings l will tcnnlriate with the singing of the National Anthem. The pro- "Tam. it is anticipated, will occupy

ban. "In that land the beacon light of personal liberty ls still undim- ned, and there men and women may 7st abide in confidence under laws

1f their own making."

He hoped that people og the Marl- ‘imo Provinces, "who have been nur- ‘lfilil in the traditions and practices f British constitutional government,

nay never be induced to accept any )1 those forms of arbitrary govern- nent which appear to be developing so rapidly throughout the world, and which seem to me to be utter nega- tions of all the ideas of personal liberty and governmental responsib-

ility that our fathers and we, ‘heir successors, have strlven

maintain during the century which ias elapsed since Joseph Howe com-

nenced his active political life this clty.'.'

And he expressed the further hops that the youth og the Marltlmes,

spurred by

would continue to "exercise a. potent ° ug tllfi

influence upon the development

the intellectual and political life o! this, the most important of His Ma-

Jesty’s dominions. Fine Tribute

‘Phat responsible government had

THE cnannorrmuwtLséilsiinisn ~ i. FARM scans vat Lowest Prices

Oats, Wheat, Barley, Buckwheat, Peas, Vetches, Red Clover, Alslke, Timothy, Mangel Turnip,

J u b i I e e Celebration Arrangement

take part.

been arranged.

three quarters of an hour.

BS

at the park.

been established in the Marltimes men t0 Silfiefvlfie the display-

without rioting, tumult or sacrifice 398815918 the display 0i 5°11-

flres, it was decided that the Boy Scouts should ‘be responsible for and light these at four different points in the Province, in accord- ance w-lth ‘the arrangements made

of a single life was a. fine tribute to early statesmen, declared the Secre-

tary 0g State, who quoted Howe:

“‘My pride and hope is that we shall make Nova Scotla, by hei- loy-

alty, intelligence and spirit, as

were, a normal school for British North America and a wholesome

colonies.’ ” ,

In an appeal to Maritime youth

the speaker

ever be versed in the inspiring his-

11», throughout the rest of Canada.

and steeped in the splendid my 6

wry

tradition of these three provinces by

the sea, and that the remarkable in- malevolent-s consists in addition or to His Honor, the Lieut.-Governor

Stewart, 0d the following

fluence upon the public opinion

this Dominion which, in times past. and M!‘

has been ekercised by such notable representative gentlemen:

public men as Howe, Archibald. T11-

ley and Tupper. and later

Thompson and Fielding, and not forgetting Borden, the foremost of those still living, may continue to be maintained throughout succeeding generations by their youthful suc- Col. G. Elliot Full. m. Geo. P.