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_ - 'JUNE s. 1928
WN GUARDIAN _
PRINCE EDWARD
MONDAY _ 4 DAYS
Monkey business is going to break loose Monday when Charlie Chlplin'<l
lninalérle oi' mirth-big laughs. little laughs, all kinds of laughs-
hili town' It’s a riot' lt'a in stampede' It'q
  
ISM
EDUC/i'rioN~ WHAT Doss P. E. r.
'there nas been walling' end' snosh-1
ihg of teet '
tuation and dep0PU\BU°“ °f P~ E*
capita in the Dominion. yet S0 many
leave home.
lem, y _
the P. E. Island Teachers’ Associa-
tion, the question of higher salar-
ies.
Surely o. great point, must find it-_
self in lack of realization and thus
College a D _'
perlenced rural, school teacher ln
our neighboring 00\1_l1i»l'y. and. YOU
will not ilnd many of these rural]
school teachers married.
save twice as much a year as the
The Public Forum
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__  il open lor tho
£1.19; by oorroopondonil
ol’ quutiom of lntcnot. £1:
_ G M _H
not |  oluluflo tho
opinion ol oornlooudelitl-
NEED? l
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Sir,-Ever since I can remember
h over the appalling flue '
Island. l
.The province is the richest per
1 snail not try to solve this prob- '
et I do wish to bring beiorel
into lack of stimulation.
The professors at Prince of Wales
re aid less than an ex
Scores of teachers are able to
public teachers yearly salary on ‘P. _
E I l
The government allowance is out
of all proportion to actual service,
rendered. 1
The fault does not. border on sull-
plementary allowances from the
school llstrict. I
Were the government allowancml
per teacher, raised three sundredl
dollars a year, that might result ini
a fair inducement to the ambitious,|
but even then the salaries would notl
favourably compare with well-paldi
teachers in neighborning provinces;
in New England States. l
The average salary of $1200--$5.0cu_
is not excessive for grade teachersl
and high School principals. Thisi
salary is the every day occurrencei
elsewhere ln places for poorer perl
capita, then, why out 01 the ques-l
tion here? Perhaps because there
has not been enough pressure or;
stimulation or stress placed upon
education and salaries. |
I hope that the P. E. I. Teschers’,
Association will come forward to`
gain for their supporters what cachi
deserves in yearly stipend. i
I am, Sir, etc..
_ RUTH G. LARKIN
440 Kings Highway E.,
Haddonfield, N. J. _
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Central Guardian
CRAPAUD AND Sl'RlNGFIELl)i
l~\Morning prayer in Springfield on
Sunday at 11.00 a. m. and Evening
in Crapaud at 7.30 p.m. The
will render spcclal music at
evening service. ` '
WINSLOE SERVICES - The
United Church of Canada, Rev. W.
H Palmer, Minister. Services, Sull-
day, June 10th, Highiield, 11 a. nl.;
Princetown Road, 3 p. m.; Winsloc
North, 7.30 p. m.
MEMBERS OF ST. Charles Aux-
wlll meet at Assembly Hail
Sunday morning to take porn
the Corpus Christi procession.
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ARMOURER SERGEANT Walker
,arrived from Halifax yesterday and
|\vill be at the Drill Shed until Fri-
‘day evening. Rlflemen wanting
their Rifles adjusted for the shoot-
thern. .
VISITS HERE FROM TORONTO
--Among the visitors here at pres-
cnt is Mr. Philip Tuteur, Managing
Director of the Premier Vacuum
Cleaner Co., Ltd., Toronto. He rc-
ports great progress industrially in
Canada from Montreal to Vancouv-
er nnd a spirit of optimism from
coast in coast, due to the develop-
ment of Cannda’s own resources.
He thinks Canada’s era of pros-
perity has arrived, and that we are
at the point which the United
States reached a quarter ol' a cen-
tury ago.
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An emtqulol ladder-'.85 feet long A combination stereoptican and
with which the London fire depart- phonograph has been developed for
mmt n xpped has been giving lectures. so synchronised that
supplied none to ennbleithe picture nudes are being chan- 
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Edward Theatre the 19th and tile chorus of little ones
f June, is one of the most de a lurore, for nothing so
shows ever staged in that lovable has been seen
Paul Kollins, who is direct- as these little lads
production, takes a wonder- their songs, with
himself, and those who have tion. Even “Jackie
-- about thirty young ladies and gen-
"Smilin' Through." the oharmlne tlemen noted for their musical
which is to be put on in the voices and ability as dancers.
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to Mr. Koliina in recital them, and the little
capabilities as an enter- sie." Altogether a
of more than ordinary talent. for you. Bo don't see
supported by an all-star cast in' Through." The proceeds
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she is convalescing nicely under the
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_ Miss Darrach.
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The following is the standing
Vernon School for the month
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o ratio will be >ll‘ascd to learn Perfect attendance: Margaret irone MacDonald, Hazel Huntley
Mary Henry, Ruth Fraser, George Sullivan, Mal'glll~ct Sullivan
I-‘i'asel'. Martlia Enmirn.“I3unrl"i“ru`ser;" Florence Fraser, Jay
vEnNoN sciloor. 1
GOOD PAINT PRESERVES .8
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‘Helen O’D0nnell; 3, Mary Henry.
Principals Department: .
Grade X- Mar alct Huntle
Grade IX-~1, Carmena Fraser;
Donald Huntley; 3, Ruth Fraser.
Grade V111-1, Dorotlly Furness;
2. Claude Henry.
Grade VII-1, Joseph MacDonald:
2. Louis Sullivan; 3, Joseph Mc-
Cormaek.
Assistants Department.
Grade V Sr.-1, Jackie
Grade V Jr.-1, Irene
2, Gladys Huntley; 3, Hazel
iey. .
Margaret MacDonald.
Grade IV-1, Margaret Sullivan; 2
Grade 1Il~1, Florence Fraser; 2,
William Martin; 3, Lona Fraser.
Grade II-1, Felicity Doherty; 2.
Jay Sullivan: 3,-Mac Martin. ,.'-
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Grade I-1, Harold Dougan; 2, /J
colon Martin; 3, Guy Sullivan. ` /
Henry. Joseph McCormack, Sullivan. _
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whether of rough or dressed shing-
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CROWN' AND ANCHOR
MARINE PAINTS
is visiting with Mr. and Mrs.  in meati g thc requirements oi
Ciarkin of Kent St, _»°"_°\  ' PRODUCTS ship andnlliiat Builders and 
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Miss Annie Donnelly. daughter ot ___ _.' _  A u $,,r_:¢e___ geftnfiulrl; ehfm for bd.
Mr. Frank Donnelly of Peakcs Stn' .  <   are made by the |,,m§_ _"un pa|n¢_ Deck Paint ami
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cd the P. E. I. Hospital a short tiniuug and no mm-¢_ ov" 70 yum
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