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5I""*‘| “""‘i-9 “"5 \ff1"Ni’“"*`fil The Farui of about 105 acres children well.
mea urcd up to staiidard. As us- two were given for free boarding
0 home care.
" 1"' ' ~»liiiill!‘_cc look llflei'I P'E'I°  The Rotary Club sponsored two
‘ -_ ____ _ boys for the Charlottetown Com-
I 511-se H.f'ii1i \\'0\'i\i l.~\'@ l;l‘=il‘1`Uli=- I iffolitiiiucd from page 1) munity Camp held at Canoe Cove
'Tv ' "M ' ' Ii.~ <11 NH' H|`~‘~1»'-'~ 1-M111 101' tilt* ~~- -~'~~-r ~' r and the Gyros sponsored three
:vho had iiascti a\\a_v durlli: the briluli; ci our iiilldicii. coinllig -1-1,1$_ _,.0___. 0_,__1,__,m_z,,_ has had gms for me C_G_1_T_ Camp hem
i'l‘i11‘. 'E`»f`~i"11"‘1 l`- “Will 1"* fhlld ~*'~`“~‘f"1 a proud record aiui. wc trust. the at the same place. We appreciate
A i-lw'.v ri' ilu- voor with mul- 'lroni I\ia»_- ull ll.~~.‘iiiii.~;» when raids past, vcar will add its quota to very much what these clubs are
-or fiizziillr. A  uw .~~.;:ii‘~~ for iiu~ ~.\o;‘.; inlulc .i.pli-ulliii trim- The adoption Fmnmiitcc has had Miss Rena Wood Save her time
last 11,1  __  o.\.u li-.c .ills _i1‘~» Hilti 11_\\.1~ ~i i1~‘\'<‘1‘ vi=<iiil.' 1111.11 111m.-,151-<1 mrmlrci-_ of proh- and talent to the children from
I »"~ 15 "_`~‘f`- T3" il"`l‘ `-“"»""" ,".U“,""" "I i"“‘,"f"` IU UW "5`";"""" icms to handle as our average daily May to December. teaching them
=i11i\=\1 1 i \~\f Hull lil' ~\Ii‘»~\ W- G- . }.“"‘° ‘md mg' H” \""“"“_ 1° "JU" care for the vcar has increased to ‘ folk dancing and singing. We con-
".~~i.~.. i* _ ri  ~.i\l». 1i“’“ _‘H-*’“"~1*’“*' 5""""""‘ "*""‘*`5 , fifl_v-iiive witli the highest days I sider this a. special advantage and
'I \ ‘l ‘A “I l“ I “"" Im ’°“"°“"‘1' I total reaching _sirlly-iliree. This l are very grateful to Miss Wood.
., ,_ ,  <-olnniittce would wclconic corrcs-I Our sincere thanks also to the
_ _ *E E("\|_‘__§$(l_*;1§é*_ _NME-~\K _ pondence from any persons willing j Doctors, who freely give of their
' ` \"“ ` ` ‘\\ ' lo adopt a child. ltime and knowledge to keep our
.vol;'~_ nil: \\_ \ l<- Sw;._:"‘ . fmf"'*` iilitlila .~.lii\\}i`~cr .rm ca1_1.\' _ waS_solri during the year to Hollis The Adoption Committee-
~,.»... fill' - “  11"" l ’ f-“‘ ‘;"_“"“” “"»"“‘ '"_"\`»‘ “_ P"-*l_< “fi ii. .lenkiiis rr wlial. was considered ams. aivrmm nsuny, clialr-mn
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V "" ` W' " 'ii' W- 'V l “Im "WimmI:~l'(] I" [IW wwf( of ~“t\aini`c2Ilt Piaril? scvcu acres is re- i\l'RS. H. S. HENDEIDSON
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W' ‘ N "Z  Riu"  M" "1 mf ""“"` "I “I” some additions and we were able During the school Your 1936-37
' ' _‘_ 'I_"_\""Iff` "‘_"‘_: I to :idri to our .iliicstlncnts four I I again made two visits to the
` " “ " ri - hands thc riuciiial in this classroom of the PEI. Protestant
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” ` I "T" "’ "1"" ""` ` " ` "’f"“' Tnnrsr ol\ri.v it urea for roi- enrolled in Grades 1, 2. a. 4 and 7.
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__1._ _ _ _,___ , ____ _ ___ _  _  rcnt nccrls; we trust this fund will Ol-l each visit I carried out the
 ’ _,_ _ _ _ ,,,,_. .,,;,. _ _‘_ `_'_`_`_ LL,`_`__,_,_' _ conimcnd itself to our tholiziitfizl same programme as in the other
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1-- 1 9 ‘ _ ~ _ _ '.,_ .`,,. f»,1 1,,._,11__ w -rica! lireicsslv and fnithfuilv. I given and lessons taught were quite
` A `, ., , (~_._ _,_ .~li:'li`.~‘.;::iili;: many difficulties. *O I satisfactory. I consider that Mrs.
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_ _ _ _ _  `_f, ,._,_.__15 , cess hard earned. creditable work during the year.
' ' _, 1;... 1__,_,_,1_ I The Tzuilcilng has bccn well look- During the past nine years I have
.....i...~ ,.1-1 1 fri .-Per so that it riid not require ‘always noted that the standard of
` done in the Orphanage
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‘- - 1 . i , . -~ 1.. uv: "ie i-car' thc lawn and ornillvis School is well above that of the
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' _ . 'i'}u‘ Gy. iw  spd: . .ilwi tau girls '5”l`5Y\i' mf’ ‘°“mmf‘1" I
am making two suggestions
~ , ' . _ to iuc t' G. I 'l‘_ (‘:i:n;l uint two The children have all come with regard to 5¢h0°1 equipment,
~ _i ' I :uw ~.\~;.' xo the it-\':i:;fi:i camp tliroulili \\'lthout serious misllap` 1_
` _ _  lc: '..:i.iir ;\:.\lir,~cd .in 1::-r-xi. .\fl'1. Hilti ihi= IS thv 113000 Wh<‘1'<‘ V9 l` placed on the front wall
_ _ _, _ \ ii, 1* . -1 -viii oiui _ 1. lo C. Ci. :itust ull pass our 'lianks to a vrrv 01101151-1 for pupils to 115@_
 1. 'Il (` riiii. f-iilinilio staff and cspcciallv the 2_
That a new blackboard be
and low
That it map of the world (by
\Vi>:i‘.cii`:. `\"li`.~2r\ ‘ii Charge llfislstcd bv the hgmlsphgygg) be provided,
_  11g; -_ is - '\ <‘...i_. ‘~”»'i'v._ _»\civ'.lf._ I griici‘oll< hclp of riociors skilled in Yom-S ginger-g]y_
,  ~ -< '--‘» .f.f.‘:l.'."~':'r\i ~lr. :lifur special work /iftcr all, these EDWARU 1v(¢P|-1511,,
Irllllrlrrrl are the foal rcnsoll ivhv Inspegfor- gf 5¢hQ01g_ Cornwall
I ilu- Orphanage exists and it must
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_ ,. _ ,_   (w I' ':~'i'. :ri ("_i!'I =!'~"ii'.\'i‘.. I filo \\.\:l:, to kllciv that tlicy .irc . »
1~  `-‘-_“’_f`=_*_1__ f_‘f`~‘1_°_’_1‘_I`~ HI" H lil-\_i'»l<_ I Milli: so woil cared for, I have lhe honor to submit here-
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_ rircss luv cr.1‘._i€ll<l1‘ to thc mein- ing December 31, 1936.
I "i~~.= for tlicir faitllfllliiess and There were twenty-four Chil-
‘ Helpful eo-opoimtloii, This trua- dren admitted during the year, all
. tors board cxtciids sincere thanks of whom had a. complete physical
to all frioilds, within and- without _ examination previous to their be-
I the province, for valuable assist- lim accepted.
1ance and unfaillnc gcnerositv; in- During January an outbreak of
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“ 1~1_ _ ,1__ ,_1~ 1111._111T\_\~_.u 1 Ti.\d.l_v yu: filtl ref- the izliprove-
_  'rH_,_,,`,'_1n 'E l`m`.l.],L`1`I_`m`_ The culdcd in the nlliiihcr are: _The measles occurred. forty 9i§hi5 Chil-
_,~` _ U “   "“l'5 mf’ U f.  _ ,_  no I (`l.r."v_ T\`t:rnv"f~ll< Tl‘.riivlrluf\l C`o'- dren taking the disease. In an in-
` "'  ' 1" 01 mf  "l` O "1 [`l`mfu" and  ‘cctors 'l"llr\ Pr~"= Drs Tidrnei-sh ftitutlon coniaininl y0un§ Phil-
A" " ' ' "‘ " “I "m"w"g “NHS of me mam m°m` liarii/ I <`rln1n‘.>cil"a~i'i"Av»~r='  dren no epidemic disease is more
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1' ‘ ~'  " ~" -‘l and  ,_.___(,’ "___  _§,.?n__.,r;] 1I1i]1pfiI1,;O.1\1;‘;1 1 :etc 'll Au\i lilies Queen lVf'll'v fatal. In some institutions as
~ . M _     hlriils zliricle .for il‘orr‘ lil 1057 1 I '\"”‘”m"“"°'I< Glmd THF LOBA' H
_ _ _ _   11-C _.,_._. 1z1_,._.,I1§.`1,_§,,_1_m1,_,_§,1 for I and our c’:'il-lent Scsroirlrv, children have died from the com-
_W __ ___' __'________‘ "__‘_,______ 1.1.14 ,C ._,._,,.1__ ,,.1.1, _,W1 me ,_,_.aic- W. A. S'!‘E\\’ART_ p ications oi’ this disease. It speaks
"_ __,, _ ,__ ` _.__.,_, _-_`_ff_1___'_,_,__ ful _io our lin-I .~\r for licfp. We
.,. _  , ,. '..':l_-l. soot: \‘/‘  iw ;:\,11 » p 3
`  ` ~‘  _,_1,_,1,, ,1____._ 1____,_ Ou. _;___._.II)I_m11___na .~‘\n0¥‘1‘10,\` `f‘0l\Il\TIT'I’12I-`, sistants that all the children made
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_ _ _-.. _ _ _',.`, _`.,__,__ _[_ sl’l.i-:Num co-0l~El<A'1‘lox ` Five children had diseased ton-
1__., _ _ __  "I I1, 0. 1 'IU ill<‘.'n;'t` ‘alio co opciaieli <l';r- I T“~"`Y7f\"f°l1l” "hi1dTf‘T1 “"‘i"‘ Hd' 5115 and adenoids removed In the
1__ ._ , `  "..___,_f ini _\'rai' to u:`I':llLe1i the lives of' ii'"d nlvl llild./‘icon f?l=i`lifii'!f`f'i P1'im`9 Edlmrd Island Hospital by
..r 1.,  ilzc cliiI.irc!i I urillfti .<.\\'~ih:\t Ile ' ri-5! . - - » D13 Lfmtl
 . It I _   r~r»-n1;:~:~.-‘wil and :i livfli _f.r»n_<r-Iof§ Tlicrc was n clflilv average of All llcccssai’.V dental, W°Y`k Was
_  '  l 1 1_;..11-I _;_‘ilii1» lioliiii- full <i1:i_v are ilic l‘_~_~c:itl.'ll1 \'-five 153i with ihc hltthcst (10110 by D13 AY9l`5~
.`- ' _ Y . rg.. 1,1 _.__11.__1 lor iitc pi-r-.~l~ii‘. -lim-c.~.. ci our .'\v's total i't‘:lrhluf:» sixty-three There are several mentally di"
.`__-_ _ ‘ ._ _,_»,__.___ __1 S_,______ i»!:o:‘.-_ To the fi-_-r~ ilir~in:_~-.-;-_-. 1.5 ' rosy ficient children in the institution
 _ , ___,___,,_ ,_,_._.1,_ 11.1,___ emi ' who in past _\-mr niar- Of tha cliildrnn aamllism who, in faimess to themselves and
_ _ 1 1 - _ __  11,, _,_ 11; _,I l`l1"l :\1`.'i c."‘“.\7 1--llefi tllcll' liomcf. F.f~vr~n were horn out of wed- the normal children who of neces-
_ _ _ _._.,_____, (1,_.____ ~"l:r lic.-t \\';.~il‘s l<"lIil‘.\' for cmitln- 'flclrg tho wcrc l‘c-arlinissiolist five sity associate with them. should be
’ ,_ .1 , _ ,~; _._-_,111 Q11,.,.11  “Cd h“l1l>iiic_=s. had both parents living; six with removed.
, _.__ _ .__ _.___ _.___ __.C 1 Tri olir 'l'ru,icc Board who have nlotiicrs cirarl and four with fath- The food supplied the children
. ._ _ _ _ _ »,,__ .. ,__ ___,_.__ Ifriwii ;r:i..~ !i.;~ _liar of llzistilitiiiu rr: clcari. . and the sanitation of the building
Of thc children discharged: leave nothing to be desired.
_ Eight were i'ctul'ilcd to parents;
,. ._ _ __. ,, of __,_,__1_,1 .121 Oill' c"»1'.l1.l1 :`t‘I.'i‘.;»fi:.\ .it all limes utr- 1._~~11'r in (0_=i¢~1- hom,-5 and
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any as fifty per cent. of the
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I 1 _ , , __ r_.__,,. _,S _,ld I uolk _she rlrvr, (al-till" charge of the `
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A 1-mn l~`.:1't Pi. :xt 1 i \\'."» Cape, OT
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g_ _ , . ___  ,,__,1 __ l_:‘..'i‘ our ,':t'f-.'~_llT fll‘.l!lt';aI sifitiis _ BANK BALANCE _
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- '  to """i»- ‘"0 71"" T" <"‘-’\P"1`lT" but Balance in Bank last report I
_ 1. _.,_1_,,_._ 17,: .'.‘l:'_`.:i.; _llfi=l';» _lil'.._-‘ iw- i'i‘llrl'.li`- 1)-.D1-)_c1»_1-(1 as 11310-_-e
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._ li-_ l.i:i‘.:_ if-fill '_"fff"`"'f """*""`: _ ""1 ""‘T"r P91" I Less olztstaiiding chefllles 36.25 2,789.80
#__ _ _ _,1,_1 11_._ 11-_/__ ,u., ii. law !u'i.»;1‘» r'o:~»3 of mam. .
1 __ _ _ ,_ _,.___, 1-_.,,_,_ tr-:;'=iitl‘  _'owl' by _vf_‘al‘_
_f_~`~ ~ _ ~ ` 'IW `\` _.1 1 '.\'o:`i;cr':, r~'.'c:'_v ivilcrc
__s.___‘_i » -, 1, 1 ,,._._,~_  juli for ciidoi'.-'ing our I,-m_,__ L_,_(1,_,_s Aux_1_n_1___,_ “_28__65
,L_  -» _' ' ' - - ' l ' il _1~~» ' ' " From sprcial Donations 559.39
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.\_‘ _ _ 1 _._  1_ 1 .1._.,1,1 The _'fr _ of :i child 1-. the lovelicst __.I,(_Im C______1______;_____,_,_ C___i_r_f__ Gran - 1'%_'g?_
i `  -"ii" ’ ' ""i“"‘-' I‘/'\"/W 1 F‘om Ii* c t on Fndmvmen 4
.fv 1' 'r f ,; a~» ;~..l _-xv- 'm"~“`- ¢fl"*""-I il" "W "mp" “I GM' Flrom (I‘iiiiIii:;cn's Board t 
--_:___ __ _ _ ‘ _ ._  1  ,,_,_. its clunli ia from ',vcal<ness to I mom _.£c_____ds ‘
\\_ " ."` _ __-_ _ ____,_,,._,._, I1-iO'.'.`li‘fi.=»~ ylit; prizilir 431
  ` _ . ~ _,_ (1 To i.ic .»1:;. irrzii Liv ciag; and the . , , _ _ _
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; ' ‘ ‘  _ ,- ', _ ' ` " mi iuaintrhanrc supplies $408086
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1 l__  \-, _ ___ _ _.,_.__ ,_ __,,_,1 .__.___.1_ Ur. niaintmiaiicc wages 3_4o'7,5o 7,5-ra_35
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Casli lrrclvcd during 1036
' Total cash deposited
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0,914.65
I Total, witiirirawals 8,812.65
1 llaI"li‘.c~ in Bank Dcc. 31, 1936 $2,826.05
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' ` ` _,1_`  7  _r'._P_I,_`f,:II; I Rc tcnricr 0 girdfncr ond civc it BETA _
1,.,  - ~ \ ILS MAIHTHNIALCE EXPENDITUII |086
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~ 'Total paynicnt.'.. 1036 5 4_0g0g5
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__ _ _ _,___'_ _____ “___ _,_ _ . _» Add bil.s 1036 unpaid December 31. 1936
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- . ‘ 1 ;; _ m»1;-_f_- r,1~ it-f~fI'~r‘ i a bral1".'. sn'ectne.=s _Milk 372.50 Meat
ir _ 1 r ,. .1  1;-(111. '1r‘ 'fi |_(_ii'occrie:. 940.22 Dry Goods
-5- l'..~ rr-_.~_< iii tif* _=':i.'~i'.\c foul of a child. Potatoes 125.50 Car expense
, _ wi :. ,‘-. tl;r_r-_ W" ""'~~'-~'~- Y'3»”~’ES 41.91 Drugs
li ». " . r ".~'. '1 l:“t\:;~,;-l-t ` Shoes 83,43 Hay
11, _ 4 ._ _ ._ _._ __ _,,___ 1, ,_.,,,_  lou-aware ol.o4 coal
O' `.' li' li: .~ 'l i. Iii li lay p\‘lfl'.t V (iardcn 34.52 Hllttci'
' :vi f'u~__ ';':;"fl\'f- - PPDHITS 100.04 Fish
ram. ’ fi t~- tl if l <1 'i iiiLl'i ,__ __*_~ _Oil (099 SU100] 1,71- De,-If
$1415.07 Oats
189.16 Acivcrtislng
. ,._
T: I ' l l
Il l
F1
' '2. Ti_1i" i'
  , _ ,l
ci= - :l <1. 1 ' f‘  of 'iirlr 'lcnrll-rs will lic l'c"|‘i\"~rl at the
r\':"\ iw vu..  i’ ‘ 'lice ".'.'ii r\|'i'i<'c of ilu- 'l`n\\|i ('ici|i nf tho Total expenriltilfe as 3/bore
lo'_'~ l\‘ t'~'1"~. :ffl tw §f.'i'i tar- f'.l1i'.' _ 'l`o\\n of Sllnimcrslde up lo 4 p. m. -'VM '»’~`Wf`5 P515 10? 1933
‘.l.~ ' ','.l~u\ fire _1fr'.‘_', in l1.'.f: tlzcm 'l`iit',sd2_\'. .luly Gth., 19117, for :in
li:»;~ .lr li'.l"‘._ ariri i.I~1;l l .»-ni have I cxiclision in the ]ii'l‘srnt Electric "1'0tal cost maintenance 1938
nl._'.f.c fx; ‘_~. . 1 i:. li lilo' iiicjv _ Light. Building. Plains and speci-
tfi l" 111 ‘fi n our In-‘ rfullil i ficr- oi" the Town ('|¢»rk_ -
Ill-‘W-`= Ten per ccni. oi' tendered price I
` to accnmpatiy tcntlrr. Lowest or  
_ _ GOOD I"lI0(iRl'€SS I,\' S('l!00l. any t/-ruler not necessarily accept-
. '- ' 1 ed. 'lrndcra io he nddrcs cr] tn the l S '
O:.r _‘~. llool 1-'1;|a.';iv has been _Tow-n ('lrrk Fiummersidl- antl mark- H u n g e r  I k e
tnxrii ill... _vcer but good prostrcss1 ctl “Tr-lrtlrr for Evicnsion in Elf-c~I
has bccli liznric nlul those unable 'lric Light. Building." _.___.__
io kzicp lui wifll thc glade.: liavc N. R. Dl`R_»\NT. (By The Associated Press)
___ _ _ l>cr~il s:_'\-mi cil»_l'y cuiisidcluitiuiir- 'Town Clerk, ROSSVILIJZ. Cia..Juue lil--Phil.
-- 1, 5. Ziff-___:ii.<i :r=.'r\iitmll. In pector Mc- Town of Summcrsitic. ip Bnumgartilcr. former civilian
1i::l...- report tells you llow we L-1686. conservation corps clerk, ended his
lowed s small quantity
gruci.
STATE.\II§l\'T MAINTENANCE ACCOUNT `
_PaGl~;__'r_alsr_ _ _ _ ._ _   __ __ ___ ____,_,__ __ ._
Grand Bazaar Pqtato Shippers
Ulwlis Tvliighi Discuss Problems
“"1 ‘ Dissatisfaction With Re-inspection 
‘ Serv1ce`Vo1ced At Largely At ,
i
, a
_
tended Meeting Held Yesterday. I
Matters of complaint with re-
gard to reinspectlon of potato
'cd
sh
-, cars and other shipping problems
' were discussed at a lai'K0l_\'-Aifimd'
turnip shippor.<,_ together with their
loading agents and the inspectors
under thc Fruit and Vegetable
Act, in thc board room of the City
Building _ _
were ln aiteiiriance. representing
mcriing of licensed potato and
vc.<tcrda_v. About 150
ippilig organizations all over the
for the convenience of those wiio
MR. ROBERT IRIYIN Sm
The official opening of the the dc-grading of cars of potatoes
Charlottetown Hospital Bazaar will ` at
be held this evening at. 8 o'c1ock. ‘ satisfactory inspection at point of
Mr. Robert lriviu, Ivelands preni- Ishipmcnt. It was felt advisable to
ier Baritone .sponsored by the I ral
world reliowlicd tcllor John Mac- l a
Cormack will bc licard for the first _tlhl
time in Canaria. Mr. Irwin arrived 1 iirinvy cxpci-»~ resulting from a
in the city last night and will bet 1-111-
neard at the official opening and ` 1111-1115 at rlprilrmtlgn,
will find it impossible to attend f 1~115_-1011 100;; 1,l11¢p as to why there
U‘°_°|)°mng me °°mmm0‘3 in _ should bc rllifcrcncc of opinion
chalgc hav? Hrrnngfd “Uh MY- ' among insprrtoizs working under`
Irwin for him to sing later in the - 111,.
poi late Mrs. David Taylor, North 1 D
evening. Besides the display of the ‘ 11.11
best handiwork, the ainu:emeutj1»1,.e dnvs 1,, 1mn_.11__ It was mt
and refreshment booths there will 1 ,ha
be also be a door prize every ,.11
night. . ____
For the further convenience of De
those attending the bazaar a lunch 1_,__g_._ec,1ng 11,, _.vs_ The _,_u,,S11O1._
counter has been provided where ,__.
sandwiches, tea and coffee will be `.
served. The home cooking booth N
1 , _ _ ins
wn hme A biggm and mm bon" I It was suggested that it would
assortment than in former years, 1 ____
' of
I 1
The Central Guardian 2I1“'.‘§.'.l?S..f.‘3..‘;?.T°.f.’2.° .°.“’.F.°..‘°°.‘§.‘l
th
GUL[_|5()N~5 for homer p,.,,m,_m_ present when the seals were brok-
ent Waves. L-901-5-28-tt. "U
lnandcd re-in.<pcct.ion, the car
LINENE SUITS $3.05 1.0 $11.50 nt sh
R. P. Simpsons. official and not broken again until
th
EXHIBITION AT CONVENT-
An exhibition of needlework, knit-
ting and drawing opens at noon
today in St. Joscphls Convent. Tile
display. Product of collvclit Pupils, dlssniisfactioil rcsuliiluz from rc-
Wm CIUSC TUESUHY. inspection which occurred almost.
i cn
IVHEATLIZY Itllflill SIZIIVICE bc
`“R°V~ W~  CI"f~”1`lf`N Will SD0H'k Iwould excliangc inspectors. llavinfr
in the interest of thc Bibie Society 11
in the Unliccl Clulrcli at Wheat-.111
lei' Rim on Simfial' aftrmofill at Iior in prince Edrimo 1.-land. rn
3 o'clock. - L-1692, 111
*W l
nicAnai.BANE C 0 N ri ii r; Ga- (I,
TION-Rev. Arlliur Walls, B. A,, __,_1___c______,t1,_r__
The discussion rr-sult<‘d ill 'hc
assiilfz ot' a rcsolutioll asking thc
rllit Branch of the Dominion De-
Minister, Sunday, June 20, 1937, l1_
a. ni. Rose Valley; 2 p. in. i'u_ncral-
Graliv.lle; 7 p. ni. Brndlilballc. Sun- F
day Julie 27, Rose Valley reopening , lm
services aitci' interior rciiovatioii. Ill
sprvlpps at ll 3, m_ 31111 7_;iri p_ m_ kctcd have nn identification inc
Special spcai_crs :intl music. 3 p. in. at
D _
ing market to introduce potatoes
ri not mcct the grade, the Island
Province.
"i"hc meeting. at which Mr. L. H.
Poole, Montague. presided, with
Mr. J. W. Bouiter, Charlottetown.
as secretary, was the result of a
all gathering of shippers held
two weeks ago to protest against
destination which had passed
l thc sliippers togctllcr to have
:elicral fllsriissioii, and if pris-
r~ dcvisc some way to avoid the
not nicctzlig the grade require-
Pollowiilg this explanation adis-
salnc Act, on a car of potatoes l
ich would not bc more than
t this Pl'ovilicc had a good body
inspectors zel'lcrall_v_ many of:
cm with rl great deal more ex- I
riencc than those who were re-
ose as to whether shippers here
‘re gcttilig a hir deal on the rc-
pection.
ossible for shippers on a flill
an inferior grade, in sufficient
at a railway official should bc
on n car. If the rcceivcr dc-
oulrl be re-sealed hy the railwav
n inspector was_prcsent_
Exchange of Inspectors
It was also felt, in vii-w of the
tircly in Toronto. that it would
wise ii the inspection service
‘Prince Efiw:=.rd Island inspector
Toronto and a Toronto inspec-
e event of. a car arriving which
prcscniaiivc cfullri assist at the
rtmcnt of Aericllitlirc to require
at. every .sack nf potatoes mar-
tachccl to the conialncr which
Court yesterday niorililiz a man
ehargcd with an :iitclnpt to _'~trlll
coal from thc C. N. R. ivas flnr-cl
9,914.65 . $10.00 and costs or fifteen cinvs in
ll 1602.45
jail. The defendant in all Excise
case, unlawful possession of liquor,
was remanded in custody until to-
day. A sanitary casa was rl`<po'ed
of.
BIBLE SOCIETY _\ll'IE'l‘l.\'GS
FOR THE COMING' WEEK--Rev.
11,5(;f_1_45 W. E. Cholerton, who is substitu-
i _ .
ting for Rev. I. ‘VI. Mllrcliisoii the
District Secretary, will _speak nn
Sunday morning at ll a, in., in the
Baptist Church at Cavendish. and
in the evening at Hunter Rivcr
United. On Monday cvcllilig at
Hampshire United. On Tuesday
evening Mrs. Cholcrion will .speak
at the United Church Kingston,
g_325_50 while Mr. Cllolcrioh aitcuris the
' $8,812.55
3,872.06
351.10
$4,233.24
12.95
395.49
439,84
230.87
33.95
21.20
11.00
721.01
188.40
22.75
7,40
$4.233 .24
$3,497.50
$7_’l30.'l4
viii.  .."" _ `. thrrc L. _s'mi-;- mia j fir-aiirmg may |11, ,pen ag me 11|-_ _:____ :___ *___ _ ___ ______?_____T_____________________v _*Hi
34-day hunger strike_a'gai`nst."‘crop`
conditions" today when he swal-
of rice
The be-whlskered faster-he has
not shaved since starting the fast
-said, "I have accomplished my
purpose and now I can eat".
Baumgartner weighed 198pounds
on May 16, when he gave upfood.
agléi says hc now weighs less than
.i “
 _ _
Eastern Baptist. A socznizrill ut
Upper Sackvlllc. Ou 'i`i"ii'»-rla_\'
Hill Presbyterian. L-1693.
Said Widening
KINGSTON. oiT, .lone la-
(CPl-Exlstcnoe of rt w.rlcnil‘lf!
racial scrilolis n..:tlllllc<l flisi, place
in the foreign policy tiiscusszoli
ference on Canadian-Amr-riciin
affairs here today.
more definite foreign policy for
Canada, wo spea ers. .
Windsor Ont. parlialncntarian, and
Prof. Norman MacKenzie. Unl-
verslty of Toronto. lug-
glestcd Canada should put her
own house in order before becom-
ing entangled further in European
troubles, bwrcaolving the breach
between her French and English-
speaking populations.
She could also first. perfect. her
relations with her North American
neighbors, with active member-
ship in the Pan~Americarl Union.
LADY SOMERS DUE
IN MONTREAL SUNDAY
MONTREAL. Que.. June la-The
liner “Lady Somers," Canndiaii Na-
tional Steamshlps. is due at shed
14 here at 7.00 p. m. DST. on Sun-
day, retuming from a 25 day round
voyage cruise in Bermuda. the Ba-
hama Island. :uid Jiunalrn, bring-
inrz back a full l'st or passengers
who have bccli ou n holiday voyage
to these souihcrli colonies.
Uno Mlnsrd'l for Bites.
Gnclic service. lr-101311-G-19-iii _*
` _ casa BALANCFB Pouci; collar-at nic rolire
I
§;i.'“:.f  .wail  <»   -f
____-_.,__h _'__ ______ a
  zation", the Republic Steel Cor-
brcach brtlvccn C.lnada's two Il
which wounrl up the second con- I
Where some were arivoriiiilig a l
t k p-1111 M111-l1n_ ton, D.C_, Senator Arthur Vanden-
RE'PUDl|SAli
STEEL REIECTS
BDARD PLEA
Request For Mainten-
ance Of Steel Strike
"Status Quo” Pend-
ing Enquiry Is Ap-I
proved.
CLEVELAND. Jullc 18-fAP)-
narcliy exists" auri that "civil
utlinrity has broken down com-
pletely before the tcrrorisnl of the
Commitice for Industrial Organi-
poraiiou issued a statement. io-
night opposing Sccrctary of Labor
Frances Perkins' plea for main-
tcuancc of thc steel strike "status
quo" while I-‘clicral irlcdiaiion is
under way. i
"Any suggestion thai. the ‘status
uo’ oi' plant operations be main-
ailicd during the work of the
P‘cricl'al Mediation Board is des-
ructive of the rights of thousands
of workers. idic for nearly four
weeks, who want to go bark to
hr-ir jobs", the statement said.
_ At the same time, in Washing-
berg, Republican, of Michigan, as-
sailecl the selection of President
Rooseveltfs three-man steel media-
tion board. which will open its
fact-finding investigation tomorrow
with headquarters in Cleveland.
Senator Vandenberg asserted it
would appear that Miss Perkins'
Board "like the President who
chose them, may have pre-judged
the case to a damaging degree".
In Washington today the Bteel
Workers Organizing Committee nl-
ed charges with the National Lab-
or Reiaiions Board. accusing Re-
public Steel oi' violating the Wag-
ner Labor Relations Act by inti-
midation. discharging employees
and sponsoring "brick-to-work"
movements.
Tho statement of Republic Steel
followed quickly after an abort-
ive attempt. by 200 non-striking
employees of the Republic Steel
Plnut at Canton, 0., to stage a
"back-to-work" march with the
annolmcetl intention of breaking
would carry the number of the,
person packing the potatoes as
well as the dealer,
A further resolliiion was passed
requiring that n receiver who reg-
istered a complaint against a car
of potatoes must refer to the
iiunlber on the identification tag
before the claim would bc recog-
nized. l , `
- r
Minimum Size 7
-Q
Another important matter o
discussion had reference to the
minimum size of potatoes. It was 1
considered tllat the size should be
incrcased a 2 inch minimum to
212 inches. This suggestion did
not receive the sanction of the
meeting, though it was explained
that it was useless shipping table
stock potatoes to the United States _
under 2'; inches minimum. Sev-
crnl shippers ai-ruled thai. llliless
iherc was an increase in size and
nrl improvement. in pack, Island
producers might lose the Canad-
ian market. It was left to the
shippers to regulate the size of the
tuhcrs they required for the trade.
Also hrouglit. to the attention of
the lncctiulz was the fact that the
rf-qilircincnt. of a two inch diam-
eter for potatoes of the long var-
iety was too much-that a small
rfulnd potato would make two in-
ches where a long potato, perhaps
twice the weight, would he turned
down because of the lesser diam-
eter. The changing of the regu-
lation would. of course. be a mat-
ter for the federal authorities.
I1
il
Political Interference
a
The argument was generally ad-
vanced that the inspection system
was bcini: treated as xt political
football. Shippers objected to the
change of inspectors with every
change of rzovcrnmcnt. It was also
sliffirient number of inspectors to
Former French
President Dies 
W# _I
l
Gaston Dounu-rg-ug
a1GUm_v1vns, 1.~_,,_. _,_ _ ”
18-(AP)-Gastoll lioii»i~'.,'.,_"m'
"napa" and “ aslo r.   `
of France-dgied  tff_ "ffm
ancient village of h;_: li  1.
he left as president .anti 
in lead Fmncc liii-ou., ‘_,`, 
days of political _striir-_ A m`
_Death camo slldclriiii- so 131, 1,,
“md 73'lr'f`-’|l"0lfi .si:itr-.siilaix ll.
awakened in apparrnt cami lifirul
this m°ffl11lE~ A few iuiiillics 
his wife said, he conlplanirri S0.
illness, fainted :uid died ~,r-~'~_-1.1I
regninini! <‘0nscioll.<iic_.»:_ 31.1;-1
was due to nn cin‘.io‘l.=:ii ' rr
physician said. `
Tonight. the hodv ol tho f,~_-_-310
President lay upon ri licrl 11-_~11_,,
the fanilly home. Old friend; ,~_;1.1
eighbors fnmif-cl in line ta _ge
ast the bier and por 1,1_.» _,__
D
spects_
And in the Chamber of l'>.__ill~fe_.
t Paris there was ii-Eliluc from
the man who felled thc lli»-_inio;»,_-1.,
Cabinet in 1034 ami c.l'.i.<r<i xii,
old man to retire. til-‘~..i_1,-ra_~_f.,1
nd weary.
Edouard Herrint was tho culoi at
‘ P. E. ISLAND
nmiiitaiilcd that there was not a ---~
i1T0D<‘I‘l_\' take care of the work,
 -mr 1,
nor were they paid for the uma Canadian cropped out n~.~.i:v lzrzwi
they were often obliged to spend 1
in inspecting n car. No matter
the testimony
n . _.
Irey said that of 58% pf-:wail
how many cars they inspected in 110151111 C01‘l>0i'f\tifin»< lfitown to
a day, they could only receive :i hav? UCPU -‘N1 UD iii F~"f"`ii' "cars
davis pay. wllcreas ii' on the .fol
_ “where taxcs are lo\v', 'J12  'xl
lmi-ing day 111p_1» C1111 1-11-11 11-1-118 5 Prince Ed\vai'd Islaliri. 'l"»1\ #1-.~.
certificate. they received no 1-9. ment. brought from l"l-ciiii»~:-'i`:i~-
muncraiion. C
nmpbell at Cliarioiir~t.~~~ -'
A motion was passed askingthat C0mm€!1t limi- hff fiifl 1"" "" ‘
inspectors who are practically on personal hoidine <-on~,~~a:‘-~
full time bC mid a straight salary I
ished in Prince l~`.:i\-.-- '
from Oct. I to January. had "an_vthinc: in do with '
The question of the size of sacks “M50” in lil” Uiiliffl 9”" "
iisecl was discussed. The shippers
Irey testified that Tier-‘w
desired that only sacks of 50 lbs. _D21‘0i1i1V Fifiofi “iih Iifi `~"‘
and 100 lbs. sizc be uscd_thus cllt- ¢0m'iCU°“ “mf ll" “""'° “"‘7‘1i`
um out the no lorind iso lb,.=s.-its if
gal rights" ilr tl‘al1_\i-r:i~,' '..-
which are now in use. ,000-000 t0 I1 <`0i1`iDi\li\' ff"`i‘il`3 `f‘
A resolution was passed rcquir- C
arlada and ihcrcbv i-c'.ic\';:iei::'i‘-
111131119 SE.11r¢.I,,1._v fn cm.11»e1- 1119 self "of thc receipt of 1`iv~:r.s
opinions of the meeting to the of-
Iwhich had prrviouslv fwlllicfl ia
iicials of the Fruit Branch. in the tht* Dfiymeut of sllbstaulial rv-:~."
hope of obtaining rcndjllstment of
thc matters complained of, I i
General Ilivcsimcut F‘l~"i*"'i"`»'t
__ -~___a__a_-_.1
from shareholders ihroucli fl *7-
500,000 deposit thc Amcricar. 'vas
FRANCO 'S
Groves formed a Nas air <‘~r-
,0 . _.__ 4,,
ration which bollght riff ~ 'ba
aid to have plnccd in the u~~.~:l'.
S .
ank of Canada 'T'l c 1“'1'~"""\'
B _ i . - .,
` ofIicer testified the Na<=~lu tv ~~~r-
`ation sold the stock bark ‘ii flui-
fConilnucd from page 1) eral Invcsinient.. with i\‘r.r'l fr"="a

the strccts of Bilbao. the Basques
said. They asserted they still held
the ruins of the Casno and other 1
buildings after a day of bitter*
ies of Insurgent attacks beaten,
basl; just before nightfall. I i
Refugees who made their way 1
here tonight said Bilbao was forti- 1
fied with barricadcs of cobblestoncs
and hidden mines for a finish f ght_
All bridges that lead across the
Nervion to thc “new city" are
milled, they said.
The Basque govemment was re-
ported to have taken its seat at
Trucios, some 20 miles west of Bil-
bao. after fleeing the city last night.
A new defence junta headed by
General Gamir Uribarri took over
control of the city.
DISTINGUISHED
CEERID DIES
SEVEN OAKS, Kent, June 15-
(CP Cable)-Rt. Rev. James Ed-
ward Cowell Welldon, former An-
glican Bishop of Calcutta. who was
known as "the biggest bishop in
the world" because oi’ his size. died
today. He was 88.
Dr. Welldon, a bachelor, was one
of the church's most colorful per-
sonalities and an orator famous
for his franknesa on such subjects
as sterilization. movies. gambling.
the church and education.
As headmuster of Harrow from
1885 to 1898 he had charge of sev-
eral boys who afterwards tumed
out to be leaders of the nation.
They included Stanley Baldwin
and Winston Churchill.
"I shall probably go down to
posterity as the Headmaster of
Harrow who was forced reluctantly
to punish-nay, even nog-the re-
bellious Winston Churchill", Well-
don once said.
He was for nearly 20 years
chairman of the anti-gambling
league and-supported a bill to le-_
galize thc introduction of the tot’-‘
alisator. I
nr. wellrlon was a critic or "tn-‘
ninrlf-rn woman". and once re,-I
I
I
l
,was associated, nt. n $3211 fvvi li?"-
nt, The profit was lllitasaiiin live.
However, the lliglipoiiv -1’ Tru"-S
engthy testillioiiv c‘t"f"'i`f"i!
lighting that; saw the last of a. ser- Ithlngs Cnmfmm mm" "FIVE VIP
old Senator Harlisou. ‘ui 9 ~,_:\:~i
Democrat and vicc~cii,a~--»~.-1. r’
the Commission, in rc:i"' "» 1
question that:
"Special `Dispciir;iiiou"
"He (Shicki rlrciv :i por "vi ai
a retired United Stairs Avuv Nil-
cer until Dec. 18. 1035. iii--.wi ‘vt
became a Canadian ciiirmi lv: siv-
clal dispensation from ill/l ?""'“"
Minister of Canaria".
Ircy said it was coluuvui ir*
ledkc that Shick's i‘a;foi‘ `l
very prontable to the l‘u'r"*f
through sales to cliizcivf o" 1`f`
United States".
,-1
Sovlrlrr Fl,ilu.s
‘Continued from paac ii _
 :i:i~f T
fliers came from thc Roi-lil ('.i'in-
dian Signal Corps Station at iii-
monton, Alberta. which r"ll"1'i"4
the plane left Moscow at li li- iii
ADT last night.
Deep secrecy veiled the ani'r'_l_l_u
adventure until Gokhum nmrlc 1~...l-
ic the first message. - _ _
Alexander Troyanovsky. Rii-~-‘-‘M
Ambassador to the Uliitctl l-:nil
together with other sovlrt il1“‘I
sentatives and a. staff of tccliii.._i.ul_
appeared here unhernlded to wu,__.
the progress of the _flishi ‘md lf,'.`,I
come the three avators cxpdl
here Sunday. _ _
Fbr several hours Russian offic-
ials and United States g0\'criilnriII
agencies maintained silence aizllw
the undertaking, appavclitly d“_‘_ ____
Soviet. authorities' desire t0_ |~‘__i_
the flight :list-crct as long ri-\ 1"”
ible.
'ran policy was allripirlcd lf\._‘_§‘,”_
fact that slgtsmunu 1mvru1_c_ii_r__f~__
Russ!s's premier aviator, fnllc
' ars a.f¥“»
imiiar attcmrlt tivo Yi* ____
Allan Bonnalie, national _f_if_‘____
O- '
€t‘l.`.1“§.”;'...§§l';'.‘r’“%"l.i‘”§t!t2r Sruil
moming to check the pl9»!1*I;‘____‘__II
struments. The piano had su __ ______
uel for 100 hours in the ml ‘
food for three dayS~
INCORPDRATED IIERE
ofrrawa. .iam in ici” 
marked: "I regret that women: following incorP0fi\U°“-‘ “"""` __,,,
should conclrscend to the imltftt-, tained in the current issuc of i
ion of ii":i'_. habits. They lose Canada Gazette: __.___.._
rather than gain respect by,1Ioud-I Fairville Co. Ltd.. $l00,m.'>, ____
ness of voice or manncnbydrink- lottetown: Slleldoniun C1- '
through C.I.O. picket lines.
ing cocktails or smoking tobacco". I $100000. Cl1Bfl°"f¢l°“'“~