-‘F1 .,, '.‘;-rf 1 \ \ ~ } f - - . > ‘- -.mi .. v 2.5., ._ f "`. . . . ... . , I ’ _ s 1 MAXIMS " ' I ` " A MAxi\is .lf or a _, -ff’ or A W , MERCHANT ’ Mi- i<<.HAN i - uiiiii in/ _ _ i fo win th r sh ii `)7/{// //f I ,... \i~ wc- \\\\ A You wan e nos a - , .-4: , '__ e. __ Lf' If we can lad little attractive i T self lmvoled hmdlollw- 25" ‘ ` \ ' E I 'E I/ ’ V ’ I; '. " 'E N r - ' N -Y "W-”""` . \ ness in others. we. are roP°l.lent. , . , _ Covers Prince Edward Is1aiidL1ke the Dew 1 gg Moraine wdish, leshdsa ,last ‘ v . 4 . V °“"‘ “'° ° “ "° °°“°' CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, THURSDAY, MAY 2,1929 lo PAGES c.,---.:'... iz.'°.;‘:,';'°:;.":,'_".;".~‘_ 3:- , _ f iv _A il: U ri o 11111 O D id nt ff Kildare fi so '= L . i li__-' 2 F"-\i| Z5' ' | ‘H 1-*|-r-1 é-.I % |_""l§"D iii__iiii Delivered Last Night _ in Heartz Memorial . Hall by Rev. Clar- ence MacKinnon, D. D. A delightful lecture on Japan, il- lustrated by la.ntern slides was given last night in Heartz Memorial Hall by Rev. Dr. Clarence MacKinnon. Principal of the _Divinity Hall at Pine Hill Theological Seminary. The lecture was proceeded by bi-lei devotional exercises, conducted by Rev. H. Johnson. In the course Of his most interest- ing address, the speaker stressed the (act thaf, the Japanese were diffi- cult to understand, their way of do- ng things being. in many cases, ex- actly opposite ic our own. ‘ They have great difficulty. in speak- ‘ng in distinguishing between "l" and "r?’. For instance, s. missionary was somewhat puzzled on being told that s. certain heap of small stones had some from the “iiver." the speak- er meaning "river" of course, In building a house, they begin with the roof and work down. Thu allows them to go oil with ohelrwork even in the rain. Dr. MacKinnon went on to give other interesting examlpes of these differences. Their corkscrews, gim- lets. etc., tum the opposite way to ours. Books' begin at the back end, -Continued onpage 3- .___-1-.__;,_1_--_ ANNOUNCEMENTS. OOMING EVENTS. MEETINGS. ETC. "Dance in Emerald Hall Friclay May 3rd, 1920. 3555-5-2-21. "Di-. Clift, M. D.--start now home arevention cure. Purdy Station. West- chester Co.. N. Y., U. S. A. 5079-6-12-8 mos. "The stanley Dramatic Club will present their three act comedy drains "Tha Three Pegs," in Stanley HBH Thursday evening, May 2nd. lf not fine, Friday evening. 3434--i-26-Gi “Postponed-The Wilishlre sullll- er and Dance postponed until Wed- nesday May Sth. 3486-5-1-21 ' 'Borden Swine Club loading Thurs- day, May 2. Hours 12-3. W. J. Reid. Secretary. 3506-4-30-31 "The North R-iver Dramatic Club will present their three act comedy drama, "Btsr Bright" in North River 1-fall Friday, Maygprd. Admission 35c. and 2bc. 3500-4-30-31. "¢'.»‘mers1d Club taking hose Wed- nesday, May sth. Afrcmoon. D. N. Mexsy. 35020-4-ao-ai. ‘Club Hogs. Sheep and Calvea taken at Bouria Wednesday forenoon, UAV Oth. Book. 3538-5-1-2i. "Annual Meeting of the Anti- Tuberoulosia Society and Pres Dia- pensary. Thursday, May 2nd. _ . assi-ii-1-ii. “Montague Friday. special show. lilvsr my given to holder of iuciw ticket. Y00'l 'I'l'l0\h'0. 85014-4-80-81. °‘Gymnaslula}'i demonstration at Y. M. C. A. Friday. Tickets 35 cents. Drills. dancing. boxing, torches. 3554-5-2-li. "The Womenk Missionary society will present their three act comedy irons. "ras 'rhrse Pass." in stanley Hall 'rhursday evening, May Rnd. lf lot uns. Pridby evening. 3434-4-20-Gi “Tha Annu!! Melting of the Stanley Rink Ulub will be held in N0rn1ln Nicholson‘s Tailor Shop on Monday evening. May oth at B p. m. 3551-B-2-Sl. °-:main mu-me xehiihmh Dramatic Olub will present the :lrsma "An Oidshlhioned Mother" in [iintors limi Monday evening. any ith. sua-i-a-ai. _.s_.... “Point Prim Dramatic Club will bran; sur sat drama "fisher .. f -_ "Iii/I3' iitiltlllst Rall. Friday' Nav ara. speelsi si i . xi M one will as wdbloiiigvilivlfoo- W- . mi-i~r-ai. i . `»,"=_\.
  • In order to meet the payment, th .fl I A sad and distressing tragedy, the first of the'ysa.r. ooclu-red Tuesday morning whenrlenry White. aged 32. of Alberton was drowned of! Kildare Cope. The iuiforiunate man, is appears, took off in a dory to hgul big her. ring nets. When news of his dis- appearance was learned it was tlwlllht he` had gone adrift M :s 11°F-Vy wind was blowing off shore. A number of lobster labermon laft cl-fly yolierillr morning in quest of 01° mlllilll man. After along search "ily flllind his dory floating bottom hp, but up iul s me hour im highs no trace of the body could be found. Tbu deceased had only hu, mu-. rlsd six months. He leaves to psoum I 30l’1‘°WlIll Widow and mother, to whom The Guardian tenders re- spectful sympathy. \ ir:c=-urs i""":i:i ...-z :i -_-1| _Xl lr'-'M 2211 iz'-i @1317 1--1; lleved in the house, and also a num- ber ot persons seeking “relief” by forty divorce bills being advanced through certain stagm. At the re- sumption of session this aftemoon ia slgnincai-it announcement was made by the postmaster-general that he had instructed his deputy minister to suspend Griffith, the offending .junior inspector of St. John (N. B.) [district ‘Government has available the follow- ; ___ . ling amounts: (al A balance of $12. S A demand that Hansard in the ionoooo in the Enemy Pmpei-ty Fund. !AI1l€lldme11t gf Cen- `F`f=“°h 1=“8“°S<= be made available ' . at eleven o'clock in the forenoon |whlch the Treaty says shall be rock- i ioned as a. credit to Germany Lu res- ‘ ipect of her reparation obligations.; (bi $15.000,000 already received on J account of Reparation, and placed in Itles, amounting each year to approxi- mately $6»000,000. i Canada. receives 4.35 per cent of the British Empires 22 per cent of Germany's annual payment of $625.- 000,000 to the Reparation Commission. | In the United State; the awards, with interest, amount to $19l,000.000. In Canada, the Province of Nova Scotia receives by far the largest number of awards. the list of Nova Bcotlan claimants taking up about twenty-five pages of the handbook. l.___..__ MEETING 'DF NVIATNIN CLUB THIS EVENING sure Is Defeated By Vote of 92 to 68. Consolidated Revenue Fund. and ici =Canada‘s share of the Dawes Annui- (From our own Correspondent) itmn °f uw 59633". Mid Mr. 1301118. WM H- C P G K _ A-i l iconstructed alter expertsrplms _ OTTWA. Ont., May 1.--The fight went merrily on last evening and this afternoon. 'The discussion from first to last. did noi. relax in the ser- ious and bitter nature of the charges preferred against the postmaster. general. After recess yesterday Mr. Venlot continued and concluded his defence begun in the afternoon, and in the course of it, it evoked some particularly biting retoris from the leader oi the Opposition. The latter referred to Griffith. the junior inspector of the St. John N. B. district whom the postmaster-general had not only not suspended on the preferred and proved charges of em- bezzlement but had actually been promoted. as a thief. and stated that men had served terms in penlten- tiary for crimes not greater than his. He charged the postmaster-general with standing behind this man. and the government with standing behind the postmaster-general. Messrs. Poulion (Temiscouata). Il- 1... 'li meeting will be held toiiisht et 8 o’clock at the City Hall, to make final arrangements for the fonnatlori of a Flying Club for this province. , The organization committee has, mot with wonderful support, ln their, canvass. having secured over one; hundred and fifty signed applications for membership. Bhow your progressiveness by at-' tending this meeting and giving your moral support. The data, May 2nd-Hour, I o’- oloek-Ths place-City Hall. HAMl'L“1'ON, Ont.. May l.-\-Magis- trata Jelfs and police ofnclsis early this morning were absolved of all re- sponsibility by a coroner‘a jury inves- tigating ths death of a new born infant at the Hamilton Jail April 11. The child was born to Mrs. Nick Minnigan ,at the city fail where she had been confined a few hours pre- viously aftsr being convicted of a breach of th! liquor ofmtrol act. She was given the alternative of a fins but thu was unpaid. Minnlgsn gave birth to twins and the fury found the births had been premat- Sl¢y. (Hants-Kings) and Foster (Vic- toria-Carleicni, came to the defense of Mr. Veniot. and principally on the groilnd that if it were permiss- able and laudable for former post- masicrs-general to do, to a greater extent. what Mr. Veniot was accus- ed of doing. why should. they in ef- re`¢t. ask what have the opposi- tion to complain about. General Clarke, (Vancouver-Bun rai'd,l was bitterly severe in his re- view of the circumstances in, con- nection with the dismissal of the postmaster at Button, Qile.. and the appointment of a successor. In this casa a returned man who was sd- mittedly very competent and highly recommended by the civil service commission. was turned down and a Mr. Crowell, a bankrupt 'who had carried on business in his wifs's name was appointed. l-Ia charged the postmaster-gerisral infa years delay with violation of the civil service act and with collusion with ne of the members of the olvil seomioe com- mission. who had Mlped in causing delay by withholding earl-sspondsnes necessary for ssvsi-sl months. His olsnoe was luoh that he should be brought before the bar of the house to be disciplined. ~. _ daily the same as the English edi- |tion, was voiced in the House' of !Commons today by Dr. Denis (Lib- iirai, sc. Dehisi. This matter had previously been drawn to the atten- from Tri.iiity United Church, where an appropriate service was conducted by Rev. Hammond Johnston and Rev. Dr. Ramsay. Among those pre- sent at the service were His Honour Lieutenant Governor Heartz, Premier Saunders, 1-lon. J. D. Stewart, His ‘Worship Mayor Yeo, and a large number of militia officers ln uniform. The casket. draped with the Union Jack and having on it the Colonel‘s hat and sword. was dravim on a gun carriage. The Honorary pall bearers were Col. H. M. Davison. Col. C. Leigh. Messrs James Paton, George E. .Hughes E. T. Higgs and G. H. Tay- lor. The active pall bearers. were Col. A. G. Peake, Col. P. J. Hooper. Col. Elliot Full. Col. H. D. Johnson, Col. D. A. MacKinnon and Major P. Mc- Nevin. Interment was at Sherwood iCemetc-ry. 1 salwioa A1' ci-ivaci-i i i During the service at Trinity Church the anthemh “Tile Lord is imy Shepherd", which was a favorite 'with the late Colonel Moore. was finely rendered by the choir. prayer led by Rev. Dr. Ramsay. LIi'~'-,\ brief s ri tur readin bv ‘ I l Ei’ -l =€ 1 l --i |'"_| After congregational singing and , E as . A_DWl'~,, as Miss Kathleen Shackleton, slalcr of the famous polar explorer, who is visiting Canada. confesses ardent love for the Dominion. Labor Party Launches Program (Special to The Guardian) LONDON, May l.-The Labor party launched its programme for the geri- eral elections tonight in a manifesto pledging an attack on unemployment at home and the Conservative gov- ernment/s foreign policy, and calling » in-I 22:: T"'“::im-i :=_".:= citgt P §= lgiifb lui;-'gr-r-\ -` - - ' . ---L'-\ ~-~-‘- , "We are gathered here this after- ‘(amu“°" Pres” Lpe; uve? 1,; nice, emn und; The demand raises a dlHlcu1ty|noon to say farewell to that HAVRE’ May 1_A manly-four ia? “as h nl ygri d 8 t which is rather mechanical than? - - ‘ V ds ,Nay and. t ormlgl yr edutngsi parliamentary-the ability of the pre- -Continued on page 3- aboard the French “ner me De Imat it “as mm E03 dpmts sehr sim to translate the debates in “raft was Settled “dey end the e “ash ‘MF °'t°"" d éholde French and afterwards to have them i . ' Ths dmc ms mf tm r W3 prlnem in um, fm. d,smb,,,,,,,, next highs. The ship had been scheduled , found that i-ho CM 0 S Wen a mom”-,g_ A nn u a I Meeting to sail at one a. m. today. but 300 Q cfmsiderablly greahteri than beexgicscdq Stewart (Leeds) moved an amend- Conc[udedbyElec_ 1° 5 they were getting such good satisfac- i tion that they felt manufacturing dif- iflculties were at 1a.st‘ended. This coupled with the fact that their bis' cults made a great hit with the E11* ropean market, orders being seiii; Ut from Germany, Norway and Holland 1 and with is 20 ion contract booked [ol the Arctic Circle and a rushing busi- nes ln Quebec and the Maritim! Provinces, they certainly felt optim- istic. Thc cruel blow or the ilrt fiend came therefore as a rude shock .__...___..` -Continued on page 3-_ _.___ I Q¥4* %- ro Condensed Specials l.A'¥l-ls _ per word nat ` each insertion in this solumla. , O4OH4O FOR. SALE AT LOW COST OVER.- land Coach, just overhauled. App- I ly 127 Water St. 3540-1-1-31 .__.__..___._.-_.__-- IFOR SALE-LIGHT DRIVING WA* | gon cheap. Apply 62 Prince. 3503-4-30-it ._______.._....._... WANTED, unriinmsnan, max- penslvs flat, small house, or two rooms. Apply 44 Upper Queen St. 3564-5-2-21 1h WANTED-GIRL FOB GENERAL housework. Apply to Donald Men Kinnon, 12'! North River Road. ` 8500-5-34| COTTAGE T0 IIN1' AT 890 dm ton Street. Apply 241 Kdllt Wm ` 3561-I-V _A heater. Apply N V E* i N . _ ‘ A ir/ ' vi » ` » . » ’" ‘ _ \ . _ e . . ~ V ,, .. ron satis. i coolinm and small cooking stove: . M _ ei