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P. E. I. Presbytery

_ In Session i

MAY 1.3. 1931 ' ' THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN ‘ 77w Stapy 0f 17w Human ilentral Guardian w» urn-u- Fish Valuable

8180B‘. ROIIIIIIG Side of The Food Activities i FIRE Ami!‘ of F°°d In The value of fish as food is seldom 's.§"§t§’%.°§n'§:“w.§§ iii. $2

A U 11o M 0 a 1 L E realized by most people, yet fish has or quality first in importance. 'I‘heyf

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lluBarry Beauty Preparations

Cleansing Cream $1.50 Tissue Cream $1.50

The Presbytery of Prince Edward Island met in regular quarterly 59g. sion at Zion Church hall yesterday morning and afternoon, there bein'

_ Insurance Companies and respectfully solicit

CA S U A L T Y a high plaoe in the consideration of

7°" 9""'°“"° dietitians. It is important then that

Om. gmgly equipped fountain sup-

heedemmd ehet h he heeh heeded ehe eh heehy h! eehhl eehe end by Mr. William Gormley. L n- this article of food be carefully pre- present a large number both o h ‘A Ski" F0011 $1.50 1 ‘ t] ngcggsar m the 11 —'— - pared. clergymen and laymen. \ \ i - z- Fmlndaiion Cream $1M)

Qharlottetown. Everything at our vas y y success u _ l“ e . ... m in is electrically prepared. The fountain and restaurant. Then comes ,,,scflool' W0“ The who“ ‘t Gnlrltl Geog; mm‘ M J‘ A‘ "WW" Mm’ "14 F1811 An unanimous call wag qpgflgndgd to Pore Cream . . . . . .. $1 00 mun” ou are at the Venetian service which we lack due to the ‘luau Grove l. program‘ ‘avor- o“ Market gangs‘ “m? 15 exewmd i" Rev. Thomas A. Rodger, Belfast, from €k' F . . w“ tune your electric waffles with fact o! our untrained'help but we “my “d” we direction 01w‘ sel- m” pwpaxatm“ “f ‘m’ fwd- omy K1101‘ 911111011 Cllfiflry- After due o" b““'Y °°'""'""” 5'" i m reshener “'00 or ‘butter and mliple will shortly have that arranked Ser-' uck’ 1110 11181195! ili-ifl-lity 11511 18 50111- M1" consideration Rev. Mr. Rodger decld- , 3°‘??? '£"“"'°" if; i iAstnngent - - - - - - - - 31-59 11* I ' Lawson, a specialist. cuts the fish for ed t t h, ,1 l . ' '“ ‘." lash Beaui , __ iyiiiiixsefifl” “h; i‘e’fe_b"“m“ fighhxegtshelih‘; Shit: zrbgg :2“ ACKNOWLEDGEMENT - ‘me sale ready to boll, bake or fry. Cod, gmfnjffifl’, hiheoi ‘egiezgziihw: ,'y,,°,.';;'h‘§,';,§;f" P'°""'"°“' Cleansing Tissues n $232 W" ‘mm’ ' . ' Sisters of the Charlottetown Hos- - - — haddock, fresh fillets, halibut, salmon n n c‘; - r; . . . _

we an W“ "mini! u ourlnm‘- gceisuiittliiinriislzuifaia-stweilnd t: models? Dltal wish to thank Prowse Bros. for and mackerel are available in their ‘hAlls-aiifigtenizilttsotwtgee snuiraigttaerfor the 81.50.3213? 84.53"“! mm Pa“ d“ Louon - - -- 51-00 vitr- 4“ l" ‘h’ m’ ° °‘" °"' i 1 “s ° “P” ' the generous donation of use, their WEDNESDAY I season. hhhetleh eh Ma eeeh I h J K one“, Skin Tonic and INTRODUCTORY iwilmed “l” m“ “w” 5° m” my “g °.° "sum sodas and fancy 5"“. percentage of Proceeds of the annual ‘Rail-Weekly Pfllyer Service-Visitors Hlsh quality meat of all kinds is y»; ' y o W‘ ' ' "“"°“°" ""°°-.“"75‘ . ' PACK arl° unexpected human’ w“ not dues’ h anniversary sale. "flmm " “u” M°m°YW also sold from this market. ch25“? Deh 1:? “S: ‘i! Haifa: ;y_glg“g'§fiy spemlAm-lngcnl ' AGE w your expectatmnsd tiiatwwsas ti‘: vaiivl: invent: fiflcfuxlliiisltirldlictaeilrid m: u."- 4554-1]. at Ailrbgl-ton also foe: in? iligsignaltlign DLBAYYY Nflii-feiieiiiiis Tiv Containing trial Sizes of "flies? 1:2“; iii. the doors to merely the weekly or dailypsilgllalngy hhfilinlghicohvocénon-el“ ‘h: on may 25th of Miss Elizabeth Mc- m c'““" "'5°' '25“ gigfelellisiligshCrea? Tissue f , ve y onvoca on a s ‘ 1n he” people {tom cominl on our irweleiellclzevzeehiayeilp apchhuiar price. but women‘ on May “m. following me INQUEST Reliance Means gfeliglelerillxdlgelefergfiwxlsfhss 1312x121: DU BARRY BEAUTY Face Ikhwdehe reshellerr 006111"? d3” r m w ch we expect larlders will graduate: Gracie Camp- -—' u ' ' PREPARAHONS

to make our fountain famous and for which our customers will come from miles away.

Give the Venetian Gardens a try out. It is a credit to your city and a credit to P. E. I., where we will try

we will please you if possible, your ‘nod will is our success.

So far our beautiful store fixtures 5nd soda fountain, we have found (you: prevlollexperience that a beau- mul fountain and luxurious sur-

Miss McDougall has been appointed to labour in the mining districts in the vicinity of Glace Bay.

The General Assembly asked for nominations for the position of Syn- odical Missionary for the Maritime

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bell, Charlottetown; Cyril Albert Hor- C'°°'°4 bY Hvdout ton, lower Montague; Evelyn Mild- red Jenkins, Charlottetown; Eric Blaythe McKinnoll, Montague: Eliza- beth Heather McMillan, Alberl-y Plains; Keir Mllrose MacGougan,

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Reliance means dependability, the greatest asset that my business can have. Not incorrectly named is the

roundings are not enough. but surely to Please you if Possible. Any shmmehehm sober. Reliance Garage, as many mowrms Provinces._Two names were subrnit- R -

they are helpful. They do not tell criticism on your part we welcome . m L y m, swam stated my will testify. This garage, which is “d °° ‘he °°‘"‘- “"- s- J- M“ " - m, whole story. 1t is very difficult and shall make 1t right if possible. wayw- Mum,’ southport’ mm, to located at 44 Grafton Street, is under “m” °" M°“°l°“i “d m“ 3' R" we S 11 Th F- r . - . ' w know whether m pip“ ciegnunegs Watch our windows for week-end PERSONALS hhe hmee ehehe hm heme eehhhg the capable management o; ML J_ Stavert, Hunter River. On a vote by e 6 1116513 In [Qlletrles

specials in candy and fruits, 4509 ballot being taken it was found that the name oi’ Mr. stavert prevailed and later Mr. staverl/s nomination was made unanimous. The nomination list opened in March for the Commissioners to the General Assembly, when Rev. Fred Williamson, Malpeque, and Rev. R. H. stavert were nominated, was com- pleted yesterday by the appointing of the lay members of the commis- sion, namely Messrs Thomas Ram- say, Kenslngton, with George Payn- trr, Freetown, as alternate and D. A. MacKinnon St. James church, Char- lottetown with Murdock Ross, Zion Church as alternate. The Presbytery of Prince Edward Island is making application to the General Assembly for permission to receive Rev. M. E. Gengc, D. D., a nlinister of the Christian Church, as a minslter oi’ the Presbyterian Church in Canada. The application was unanimously approved by the Presbytery and ordered to be sent on to the Assembly.

The Clerk gave a. brief summing up of the statistical and financial report and also of the Sunday School

F. MoGuigan, the proprietor. Repair work is done by an experienced staff of rfchanics, who have in their work the advantage 0f the best available equipment. Prompt and efficient ser- vice is therefore the maxim of Re- liance Garage Co. The new Weaver wheel Aligrler is an important part of the equipment.

The Reliance Garage carries a full stock of accessories, and a line of Willard Storage Batteries. The com- pany has the agency for Nash, Gra- ham, Hudson, Essex, Oldsmobile, l-Iup mobile, Packard, and Reo cars.

Ncrdless to say gasoline and motor oils of all brands are Ptocurable at the Reliance Garage.

NURSE;

Continued from page 1 from 1L5 doors, either rich or poor. Last year $9,000.oi work was done free in the hospital. This is done by the help of the community. The hos- pital rates in Prince Edward Island are lower than in any other province in Canada. The aim ls now to build the most modern hospital possible.

Miss Frances l-I. McCabe, York, spent Sunday at Stanhope.

that a. manvhad jumped over the bridge. They proceeded to the bridge. There was a man lowing a boat to the wst of the bridge toward the Railway Wharf. In the rear of the boat there was a body huddled up. Witness look the car and drove to the Railway Wharf. The body had been landed on a steamer, and some officers were working on the body attempting to free the chest from water. The man was pulseless. As the water had been expelled from the lungs witness had the body re- moved io a. cabin. The heart W35 not beating. Members of the crew ap- plied artificial respiration. but alt- ness did not believe that it would have results. Dr. Seaman, who came about that time, concurred in the opinion that the man was dead.

Dr. Yeo supposed that the man fell about 25 feet. The force of his striking the water might stun him. There was ‘conside able water in his lungs._ He died of asphyxiation.

Dr. Iredwell, port physician, stat- ed that he saw the deceased on the Brant. I-le had the appearance of a

tlcularly successful. Three games were Dlflyed with Mt. A., and the Abbie Sisters defeated Sussex and Moncton.

Boxing and soft ball were also en- Joyed.

Mr. J. A. McNair for the Games" Committee reported that the addition of a fourth alley increased the pat- ronage of and receipts from the bowling alleys. Fifteen leagues, with 55 tcanls, and an enrolment of 885 bowlers were active.

Ml“. J. E. Harris for the House Com mitten reported that new B. C. fir Ceilings ivi-re installed at a c051. of $350. A llcw alloy. a check room and ,1 canteen department were added. Piillltillg RlldVdWOfRLlflg ivcrc also carried on extensively. 'l‘llc sag in the gyi-n ilool‘ misvralsed to the proper level.

Mr. C. J. McLean for the Boys Work Committee. Regular gym c1“. 59-‘! f0!‘ boys were conducted during iillie months of the year. Education- al lectures, illustrated travelogues, moving pictures were also given. The boys camps. hikes and outings, and

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Mrs. A. McDonald, Souris Line Road, is spending a few days at York, the guest of J. W. and Mrs. McVarisll.

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man Cooke and Jimmy Mclhtogh, of Brandon, and Bert Connolly, former C. N. R. left lane man of Montreal, will round out ‘the collection. Muckle and McDonald travelled the long route from Winnipeg, visiting Mg- Donllld's former home in Fort Francis 0nf., en route, while the Cook broth- ers and McIntosh have treked across country by car and tonight were In Woodstock and expected here tomor- row flftflrllflifl, Connolly left Mont- real today. The advance g-uan‘! of the ll-‘lflk. Gill, Burrage and Fosttr are l-lcan rut young men. Gill tips the beam over the 200 mark and stands 6 foot 2 while Burrage is slightly smlll- er, weighing 187 and standing handy Pile 6 foot mark. Foster is the ldgot of the trio but is recognized as one of the outstanding net Janitors in all Canada. Despif, elhle fact that the baseball season has not yet commen- ced, llloncfuln fans and fanetlos to-

flon, $1.000 additional must be ac- quired during the present campaign. The Ladies Auxiliary and the Y's Men's Club have been of great serv- ice during the year. A more extend- pd report will appear later.

Mr. \V. R. Cook, National Boys‘ Work Secretary, outlined the begin- pings n1‘ the Y. M. C. A. and the work of the National Council in

___ direciini: the efforts of local Asso- .‘. elation. Every four or five years a r- world convention is held. Such con- ' ventlons will be held in Toronto and Cleveland. The latter will be of great assistance in the promotion of world peace. Thg Association has ' been a pioneering institution in boys camps, and boy's work'in general.

Mr. J. A. Mdlldlllan for the Phys-

ical Department reported ten gym

The Guardian regrets to learn of the continued illness of Mr. Thos. Wooldridge, a highly esteemed lesi- dent of Covehead Road.

Carl Prowse and Bill Longapilie will do some light tapering off today the final ac; of their conditioning for the big bout at the Lyceum Hall on Friday night. This battle, which has all indications of being one of (lie best ever to be staged between weftcrweights in this cLy, is being promoted in conjunction with the_ Garden City Cirrus, which is now! running nightly. A good card of pre- ' iilnillarics is also being arranged. ll may be mentioned that the nightly bouts which are now under way, ls more or less of an elimination con- 'cst in order to produce good prelim- lnlry talent to the bigger Bouts.

Mrs. Esther T. Webster of Free- town, was a visitor to the city yes- terday, the guest of Mrs. J. R. Mac- lnillall.

Friends of Miss Eileen Ryan of the C. N. Telegraph staff, will be pleased to learn she has returned lo her llomc after undergoing m operation for ap- pendicitis at the City Hospital. Miss Ryan leaves the latter part of the week on a visit to Boston.

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BAND EXPECTED The Legion Band, to which a per- centage of the proceeds are donated

Messrs. Gordon Glover and Alex- ander l-lllta, Kensington, were in the city yesterday attending the Presby-

- The report of the building committee and ygung people's report. i 1

v the my club were L ed [ery meeting o; the pnsbygergln 1118-11 W110 119d 118011 dwWflBd- The I11 s expected lo be present on Friday day are more interested n the team “*5” w“; daring m: 5:2’ wit? ‘z of good work a so pr “cave church dlari told him the story of picking W111i)? Presented "l? ‘he 11mm"! meeet‘ imi—'— night and will fgngkf some nvcly and "my, will fgpfegenf, this pity in 3mg‘- mud‘ mg“ hat e: am ‘m h “ls Fm. ehtenhlhmehh eh orchestral u up the man. The man died of as- m3 h‘ W” weeks time‘ The pm-le“ ent, and to the patients friends, no “D4041”, music during marvels’ h eh, hockey m.“ wink,“ yeimi] irissgiiiliv selection was delivered by Miss Thel MARRIAGES lihyxiutluii- The reason that the "m m‘ “°°'°°°' “d w“ pmmly mutt" 110W tiyl"! the “W” m“ b°- necked house is antivioaved- ar y n . , , - _

be increased to $503,000. Both local political parties are sympathetic. The assistance of the whole public is also necessary.

is the nurses‘ only legitimate means of advertising. Industry, adaptability, and the

man had not moved was doubtless on account of a spinal shock which would paralyze the nervous system.

“DANGEROUS SPORTS" Don’: lie awake nights shivering in sympathy for those reckless ski jump

ma Tees. Mr. Albert Dennis, and w, W. Fitzgerald. A solo was rendered by Mr. Allan Masher.

FERGUSON-CALLBECK — At the Baptist Parsonage, Tryori, May 6,

volley ball. and basketball were car-

NICKERSON LOST ON FOUL ried on as usual. Basketball was par-

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George Victor Ferguson, of Hampton

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and render the man unconscious. Walter Mutcll, student at P. W. 0.. stated that as he was driving to col-

The program of the eveninE 118$ been lput on by the Ladies’ Aid to the

powcr to" assume responsibility effect- ively are the three qualities that are essential in the attaining of the ul-

Last night's bout between Kid

ers and fancy skaters who leap over

Nickerson and Young Burke resulfcd in a win for the former on a foul in

barrels or a row of humans. They aren't ‘in much danger.

and Annie Jewell Callback, of Tryon. Hhshhhh on behalf o, the orghmhb

tion, the chairman thanked Governor Dalton for the interest shown. Dr. Houston's address showed an inti- mate knowledge of human nature.

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tlmate aim, the making of a. name in the chosen profession. Willingness to work is an essential to success. The nurse should always see a sit- uation from the standpoint of oth-

Rather, say a prayer or two for yourself when you venture out on the links to do battle with Old Man Par. You are engaging in a far more dangerous sport than the hardy ath-

the second round. Nickerson was box- ing beautifully up to the fatal mo- ment, when the low punch was call- ed.

lege on his wheel a car followed slowly behind. The car had stopped on the bridge. Witness stopped to pick up his books. Mr. Brown called

i i I WARBEN-COFFIN-At the home of the bride, Savage Harbor, May 6,

1931, by the Rev. M. K. Charman,

' Lloyd George Warren to Sadie Isabel to the witness He saw the body ' ' Th chairman also thanked the ., ,

e h _ veg‘ comm nohhhh in the whheh wlhheee ehhed peoeple or Se Pmhs Church for ehe ers, and not fuss when she cannot THE REWARD FOR BOOSTING eics who leap off mountains i. _ ___ __ h "r en hhehen e0 gee a boat and eheh use of the 15ml and the enemahh have her own way. SPORT only slivvcrs ofwoodstlapbed tot-h __ DEATHS the mhh up. whheee hot Dohwe Yee. em who conehbheeh to the success of Earnest efiort to measure up to The following from a New Glasgow feet. _ 1m d - __ -—— _ and hemmed e0 the bridge where eh m hm the responsibilities that come all Exchange, speaks for-itselfz- Golf IS three i. es as angeroul - Agents Wanted Help Wanted hhhhqhh h-“i-“r-“ihe h F“ hhehh Heehhhh he hhhed ehe eh ever he ehe eeh iigueslrhhe Governor Deheh he along the way, combined with indus- The Maritime Branch of tile c. n. Winter spurts. No kidding, Insurance

statistics. just made public, prove "i. Of all accidents in sports 12 percent take place on the links while 01117 four percent, occur in Winter Sporti- Incidentally, o0 percent of the soil accidents are caused by 511115 3B5

try and adaptability will do more to pave the way to better positions with greater responsibilities than any oth- cr thing. For lnstance,—a nurse who can go into a. house where an emer- ygency operation has to be done, and

A. U. apparenfly does not realize the value of newspapers in the promotion of athletics, At the semi-annual meet lng held in Amherst on I-‘riding the suggestion that the usual sanction fee for road races be dropped in the

_- EARN $20 AND’ UPWARDS, GROW- ing mushrooms for us, in cellars and sheds. Illustrated booklet free. Canadian Mushroom, Tor- onto. l-l. W. 4-18-80.

Monday, May 11th, 1931, Anne Louise Read. Funeral private from Mac- Lean Filneral Home.

tor. Michael ‘Thomas, Indian, South- port, stated that he had begun to cross the bridge. Two men called him to get the boat. Witness saw a body in ins water, he hastened to

presenting the diplomas congratulat- ed the nurses. Tllelr success is the reward of hard work The calling of the nurse is one of the greatest pro- fessions for the good of humanity. Nurses are trusted by the doctors.

was on WOMAN T0 move-l.‘ ""1 Bplewlnt agents. Position per- about, yearly guarantee $1092. 1118 fll. weekly average) and Expenses. Winston Co., Toronto,

READ-At the P. E. I. Hospital. ~ - A. W. Swtl May 30.

Monday, May 11th. Annie L. Road.

.._. _ inside o; an hom- o;- g°_ g, mom 15 future, was turned down. The feeling falls and only 40 percent by fallen lllbl. ruemc SERVICE GUARAN- Male Help wanted The “mm” ’°'“”“d°d t" M°“°t°“' "w 1”“ "id 1°11“ °“"- l" ‘he Wil- ‘md by ‘m’ °“°°"“1“°S‘ m" ‘mdeérl fitted up into a temporary operating was that the papers sponsoring such to duck when somebody yells "For-cl" ""1 ‘him- tlw- underwear. hos- "" N- B" m“ "mm" ‘°' ‘memem- The body was about 200 yards from lhemsflv“ '°° ‘W’ Pmmts- m5‘ events secured the desired publicity Golf. the figures show is the moat

room: the surgeon finds that every

little detail has been attended to, and

all this was accomplished with little m addressing the graduating - or no confusion Such a nurse pos-

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numes’ Dr‘ n sesses a quality that can hardly be

congratulations on behalf of the staff over esumaeed and ehhe is whhe h

of the Hospital. Success has been mean by the how" to heeume eee_

achieved in spite oi’ difficulties and honsheehey eflehuvehh

many unpleasant duties. Many girls “In conclusion 1 wheh e0 remind

contemplating entering the nursing you hhhe ehe Hospital expecee e°me_

pxofessio“ Judge the work necessary thing in return for the education from external appearances, neglect-

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