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Will money buy hgpplngss? This giant of industry thinks so, until he finds himself alone In s GREAT HUMAN CRISIS. When gold‘ turns to ashes and Love becomes life's rarest treasure!

Also SHORT TALKIESI

Sable Island Seems ~

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Dreaded Menace Creeps Like Giant Octupus After New Victims; Lighthouses M ove d.

my George 0. Mum!- (‘anadinn iPreSs Sh" Wfllfl) i/ikc a, giant octupus chested of its prey and seeking new victim-i. Sable Island appears to be moving - creeping eastward. And as it moves, this dreaded menace of the Atlantic tries i0 shake off the life-saving equipment inn: Ililm lessened the power of arm- lzlzc (JIOIIN, reaching out under tilt‘ rm to grasp the wayward ship. 'I‘hricc sillCC 1873, when the equip- mcm was set up, Canadian Gov- immcnt engineers moved light- houses eastward ns the west end of ‘he islfllltl (iisaiixpcared, and one I)"8L‘fll’l loft in its original position “n: carried away by the waves. J. J. McLean, district superintendent o. lghts. considers it possible the 05PM, light will have lobe moved a min within the next yea,- or two. Although the are; of the island has remained about the same in recent years, the surface seems to have shifted a. distance of three or fuir miles. since 1926 the east bar has incrcnscd in height from two fret below at high to six feet above at high water, for u distance of a- bout four miles. The present west cnd lighthouse is more than three miles east of the original position. On the north, where the island reaches its highest Altitude of M feet there is s steady wastage of sand, while n. corresponding in- crease on the south side is expect- ed to build the bar there above water soon. ' Sable Isiand is situated 110 miles south east of Cape Cariso. Nova Scotia. Its shoals, extending under- the sea for about 17 miles, have

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DAVID DURAND

Moving East

drugged more than 200 vessels l0 their doom. The island is known to the shipping grade as "the grave- yard of the Atlantic." and a. chart in the office of C. H. Hosterman. district sgent for the Department of Marine, shows the posit-ION 0f each wreck. It looks like a. cemetery map.

There are 40 people on the island, and they have become so accus- tomed to the roar of the pounding sea. that they would not trade their wind-swept isolated domain for the mosi; oomfortaibie homes ashore.

Four times o year they are visited by the govemment. steamer, Lady Laurier, which brings them silpplles

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I SHE WAS ONCE A N 0 B O D Y.

A mere personal Insld. But now she L1 the one girl Society men are mad lbout! And so are Society women-in a dif- ferent way. See how she got that W31. If (he

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Study of Current Events Neglected

N0 CHILD'S EDUCATION COM- PLETE WITHOUT TILE NEWS- PAPER, PROF. PITKIN DECIJARES

No child! education is complete without the newspaper. for through

Magazine." Children pass over, he

from Halifax. These visits are the most important events of the year; the arrival of the ship means news from friends ashore, papers to read good things to eat. -

But it is a. hazardous undertaking to deliver supplies to Sable Island. The dangerous shoals must. be shun ned, and. often the Lady Laurie:- has to stand off for days until the raging seas subside enough to per- mit a small boat to float. This months trip or the steamer was typical of ioumeys to the Island. She sailed from Halifax on Sun- day. res. 14, but could not land passengers or cargo because of strong north west winds that. whip- ped the Atlantic into fury.

On Wednesday‘, February 17, some passengers were landed but the crew found it impossible to move the cargo. Next afternoon the re- maining passengers reached shore and nearly all the supplies were landed. During the last trip, one of the boats was swamlped as it neared the island. The breakers caught it grid tossed boat 8nd men, including the superintendent of lights, high and wet on the shore. The steamer returned to Halifax on Feb. 19.

The island is constantly chang- ing in shape, owing to the action on the sand of wind and wave, and tends to diminish in size. since 1763, when taken over by Great Britain. it has slmmk from 40 miles in lensth to 2o, from 2 1-2 in breadth to one, and frown 20o feet in heigth to B6.

HAMILTON. Ont, Feb. 2a. (By the Canadian Press) —Wil- llam Southam, Pioneer in Canad- ian newspaperdom. and founder of the Southam newspaper group of five daily publications. died here over the week-end. He was B8 years old.

Sore Jo/NE REI-IEVED 2f PAI N

says, the news of crlzne and sor- did phases of life becausethey are outside their realm of experience; only when they are admonished

not, to rend crime news do they take an active interest in it.

NEEDS NO SPECIAL D

Until he is about 12 years of age. the child needs no special direct-- ion in his newspaper reading. but

aim to stimulate the interest of the child in current affairs, con- tinues Professor Pitkin. Tluough discussions of news at the dinner table, the making of scrap books nnd files of cliplng on certain sub-

direoted into constructive chan- nels. “Children should early learn the t of digesting news articles accurately and quickly," says Professor Pitkln. "They should never dawdle over a paper. But accuracy in by all means the first requisite. And parent's can stimu- late accurate reading and recall by indulging in current information tests disguised as games."

That children do not learn how to read a newspaper intelligently is evidenced by the appalling ignor- ance on’ high school students events, continues Professor Pltkin. “ I re- cently studied," he says, “the re- sults of s simple test in current in- formation taken by several thous- and high school students. Ninety ‘Der cent. of them failed miserably and lgndbly. Another five per cent. d.d pussably well. Not more than live per cent. of the entire group had even a, reasonable grasp o! ordinary news events.

"Inlffluflht parents have n. mag- nificent. opportunity t0 supplement school training," concludes ,Pro- fcseor Piikin, with informal and thereby duobiy valuable digcumon and study of today‘; Importgnt news. It would be on immensely interesting projecfdor parent and child.

The buck-weary sufferer gets use and comfort after one rubbing - with Nerviiine-tbe way it; limbs" up s stiff joint and takes soreness out of strained or rhoumptic muscles is simply s wonder,

l! you hove an ache or n pain anywhere-if you have Rheumatic joints, a stiff neck, a sore hack, if 1111115120 pcrsecutes you, be gum co use trusty old Nerviliuo.

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OTTAWA. 0nt., m. 27—.A report in a. Toronto newspspcr to the cf. feet. that the Federal Government mflmflpiolcd the dismissal of 4, trained ugrlculturll experts was characterized by Hon. Robert Weir, Minis-tor of Agriculture, as not our- rect. Answering M. N. Campbell, (Pros. MacKenzie) in the House of Commons today, Mr. Weir declared the statement. which had been at. trlbuted to Senstnr Wilson, "w" YEW much s misrepresentation of the truth."

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ii; the child can secure a vivid. realstlc picture of life. the world and its affairs, asserts Walter B. Pitkin, Professor of Joumalism alt Columbia University, writing in the March issue of “The Parents’

after the age the parents should

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ALSO I SHORT TALKIE S .

I Hockey a

A friendly game of hockey was played on Marshfield rink, Satur- day. Feb. 27. when the Marshflcld Cubs defeated the K. 0. S. 0f Charlottetown by a score of 6-4. The ice was good and the gome was fast, MacKsy scoring for the Cubs four minutes after the face off- Silver Nlcholso. scoring shortly after for K. O. 5., ending Peri“ 1-1. m the second period. Irliifl sobred for the x. o. s. 0n a p855 from Burke. Silver Nicholson scor- ing again in six minutes. W006i scored four minutes later for U"? Cubs. ending period 2-3. In the third period, Jenkins scored oftcr four minutes of play, Silver Nichol- son scoring a few minutes later for K. o. s. wood evened the stow three minutes late;- on a. pass from MacKay ending period 4-4. In Hi1 overtime, lvliill scored for the Cubs ending games 5-4. Following is

the lineups. CUBS K. 0. S. Goal E. Mill Kick McInnls Defence Jenkins Musty Burke MacKay C. H. E. Vlnnioombe Forivards. Gallant Owl Nlchobon I... Mill Jas. Irllm Foster Silver Nicholson Wood Fish Crooket

Referee .7. Mllar.

HOCKEY

Another exciting game of hockey was played at Marshfleld rink. Wednesday, Feb. 17, when East Royalty defeated Dunstaffnsge by s score of 3-2. The first period end- ed with s score 1-0 in favor of East Royalty. The second period was fast snd exciting, Royalty scoring one goal ending 2-0. In the third period Dunstsffnage scored two goals. ending period 2-2. In sn ten minutg overtime Royalty scor- ed the winning goal, ending game 3-2. Following u lineups.-

Esst Royalty Dnnslaffnsge Goal Stewart Reid Defence Connolly __ Court D. Whedtley Corish Forwards

L. Whestley Connolly Lcfurgey Thompson Maowllllams Mlllnr W. Whestlcy Dover Robertson Wakelin Holmes

Referee. H. MacFarlane.

GREENVALE WOMEN'S INSTI- TUTE

Greenvnle W. I. met on evening of Februsry 2nd at the home of Mrs. Ben Mathcson. Meeting open- ed by singing Jingle Bells, follow- ed by repestfng Oreed in unison. There were seven members and several visitors present. Roll Cali was answered by naming s writer bird. Minutes of preceding meeting read and signed sud committees reported. A bill of 4b cents for malt and stove polish was paid. Ono new member was welcomed. Secretory reported Con. Geo. ma- gazine had been received for School Library. also map had been repaired. A letter of thsnks receiv- ed form Mrs. A. D. MscPherson was reed. Plans were made for Much meeting when roll call will be answered with "Some Noted Irlshmlll." snd program to be Irish. ‘Illa evening's program con- sisted of longs, O Csnsdo and Tho Old Olken Bucket. Reading, 5t. Vslentine. by Florence Paul, Duet, Juanita. by Mrs. Alfred Csrew end Booties llethoson. Needing. What IQNM Well X b IA. W

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN m

DEIITIIAI. GUARDIAN

TURNIPS — Loading Tueadsy. ‘Wednesday and Thursday. Henry ' Blnallivood. 1215-2-29-31. PLAY “MASTER AND MAN" 8t. Patricies Day under nulplces of B. I. 5., souri-i. ' lilo-fl-il-Bat-tue-sst-al. POLICE COURT —' Yesterdzr, morning at the Police Court l mail

. a license.

THE NEW SERIAL-The Guard- ian's new serial story will be Mar- garet Peddlers {oscillating book, “The House of Dreams Come 'I‘ruc."

BUTTER PRICES GOING UP.»- Buy Garden City Butter now. l ii: 23c; 2 lb. 45c; l0 lb. $2.10.

TIIE HOUSE 0F DREAMS Come True, The Guardian's new serial story. will start shortly. It's one of Ivfargarct Peddlers best. Watch out for the opening chapter.

SUNDAY WEDDING - At m. close of the evening service at. Central United Church, Dunstaff-

molly was‘ performed when‘ Mr. W.

'J. Stanley Foster and Miss Edna

A. Boswell, both of Dunstaffnagc. were united in holy matrimony by Rev. G. A. Christie, M. A., Minis- ter of the congregation. The whole congregation remained to witness the pleasing ceremony for the young couple are very popular in the community.‘ and at the close of the service they hurried to ex- press their good wishes to the newly married couple.

THE PRESBYTERY 0F‘ I’. E. ISLAND will meet in Zion Church over a two days session, opening at 11 o'clock this morning. The mem- bers will be entertained to a lunch- eon by the indies of Zion Church in Zion Church Hall, end to sup- per by the ladies of St. James Church. in St. James Church Hall.‘ At 7.30 this evening. a corporate communion service will be held for members of Presbytery in 5t. James Church. those conducting the service being the Rev. Fred Williamson, Malpeque, Moderator of Presbytery; the Rev. J. Kier Fraser, D. D., of Alberton, and the Rev. Moorhead Legato, the Min- ister of the Church. Members of the Presbytery will be bflleted for the night through the kindness of the two city congregations.

TEACHERS IWEETING—Thc 1'98‘ ular monthly meeting of the Teach- ers Group was held in Queen Square School on February 27th. In the absence of the president the vice- president, m. Edison MacDonald occupied the chair. The t/wo sup- eryisors. Mr. H. H. Court 1nd Mr. iii. MacPhsil, and twenty-nine teachers were present. After Miss Flossie Yonker and Miss Agnes Clements were appointed on the Question Box Committee. Mr. Muc- Fhsil reviewed last days leson on the Laws of Learning and also led the dbcusaion‘ on “How to Teach children to leave the Room in an Orderly Manner." Mr. Court and Mr. MaoPhaii then gave very in- teresting illustrative lessons on Language Work for Grades VII and VIII. The qu “ of the Question Box were then read and dismissed. The next; meeting is w be held on April 9th It. 10.30 A. M, the subject being Games and Contests fbr the schoolroom. Each member is ask- ed to prepare one game or contest.

PERSONALS

Miss Angle Doll-on, and Miss Gertie Steele of The Voguoyloft yesterday morning for Montreal on a buying trip.

Mr. Ira. D. Reid, of R. T. Hol- man ma. City. i; spending , m, days st his home in Bloomfield. Mrs. Earle MaoRae. Closing chorus, Dixie, God Save the King.

Two umiuins end instructive contests followed, Mrs. Alfred Cs- rew winning the animal corms: while the winners for the car con- test were ma. Clifford Csrew and Mr. White. Delicious oats wen passed by the ‘- ~‘_. assisted by Miss Beatrice snd s plesssnt timo was eniflyed by e11.

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To Present Regimental Colors

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Fxflmfllt. 1st Battalion, of Anna- .-

,l>0lil Royal, N. 5.. will arrive here fsaturday in the Canndiair Pacific

xontrooe, consigned from London j; -.\' O. P. Express to R. V. Harris, '

0., of Halifax, nephew o! .ta Chief Justice.

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‘that the colors \ fl be prcscnted at ifildershot camp I-l" eunaincr, when . i-he Annnpoli; l‘ ntnt will rank .

as one of ihr: In‘! military units in ristem Con? .1 f“.i."l'§'lllg their own

mlcaguerccl nlitrnatcly by British ind French nos-p: for r. hundred ‘tears since IIIF- louinlmg of Port Royal by Ghumgvuziu in 1604, will recall a (IIZSIIIIIZRIILIIIECI military iiistori", riralled only on the North IIUIIEYIFJZIII continent by that o.’ ‘Quebec and Loulsbourg. The com- manding officer of the regiment is Lieut. Col. C. A. Good. of Law- irenoetown, N. S. The late Chief ‘Justice Harris was n member of

Imge Feb 28m a quiet but “one ‘one of the oldest families rrr-id- ithc less impressive montage cere- mg l“ Annual’ Royal‘ I

I OTTAWA. Ont, Feb. 27.--"Noth- I

,ing has been decided yet, we are {Just working on it." said Robert iWeir, Minister of Agriculture last night when questioned as to the re- port that the government would this year grant class “A" fairs $1,- 500. A definite decision will be renrlvcl soon.

C. N. It. EARNINGS MONTREAL, February 29. Gross revenues of the Canadian National Railways for the month of January. 1932, were $10,948,- 329, a decrease of $2,808,546, as compared with the corresponding month of 1931. In the same period

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a net operating deficit of $588,121 as compared with l net operating deficit of $511,928 in January, 193i.

operating expenses were reduced by $2,732,351 from the 1931 figure, to a. total of $11,536,451, leaving

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