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St-i°esses llllportailce Oi Co-operating With Law Oiiieers

';‘-~ qmrtor‘.y'session of the Sons

,of 'i‘-:nj\eri\ncc,. Grand Division, met in St. Catherines Ilall on '1":l»,l;‘5,qi:l;.', Moy 25th, with thirty- five iil<~:i1i>c;s prescllt. G.WP. Rev. `A. F. Biilzri' ojvericci tlte meeting at =.':.‘c p. ni. and after the opening cercnzony the following committees ~.1.~ede n.fi;>ci1ltc<i to look after the yi. .1.~.r:s of llilz :-ifiivrliocn and even- .. ,

~'_.';.'-:i~<; Bro, G. Yi. Hllestls,

Mrs. Ciunpbcll, Bro. John J.

5*.. c of Order: Sis. Thom

1;r-cr.. Jas. I\L1lcl‘.b:iilk and

li. _`»lill,Cli‘.l'.l. mf--».1iiif;-ni-: Sisters Olga Mac-

Nf";'.:i and Mrs. K. }.fc1'Ii\rllei'rl.

Ifuliniiccz Sis. Mrs. Wheatley, Bros

J. A. .lm-liinc and R.. B. MdcC:lllil.

'i`h.\ foil-r.\‘irl<_g p¢=r.sons were in-

~<‘. in'c Grzinll Division, Sisters,

$\1.l~Nf>'.'in, llilda MncNevln, iiwre, I-‘loin Morrow, Myrtle iii. ?.€:\.:'ic Dftrrzlch, Bros. G.

'_t.~, Malcolm 1\fili<-Neill, r Itidf-i.<~.lli, George Mac- li»-‘ocr .\i'l'.IJenn.

l`lri>€l:'L of Grand Wortlly Patri-

girrvi for ."1-_:li".':r 1-riding Mar. 31, 19311:

0 Iilwl-:1 nnci .\7»inb~‘r."., Grand

f;iC`1

Dl-

]’. 12.1. :ind (Tape Breton S'l`I£AMSilil’ SERVICE b}‘.e:liiii_»l‘ "ilillerprisc"

l\`a‘..it and iiiri-.L 1‘.if-.engvr lfreiglit

féeriiec lwl‘.\i~.~;l i'rn.l-e r,d\\'hrd .ls- lulld alnii \' .\'p(‘ iilrhili.

l.euviii,: Liiiiiqvioxsn every Wed-

;icsd.iy lit. 'i' ii. .\l. arriving Port lluw}'.|:r.l|\ir_v vi-mi Ztlulgrave ut about 25 P. 2.1. and uilh coils at lslc llladaliia :uid lirss d`Ur Luke Puri arrives at Lsyciney enrly 'Thursday Hill rrifiuii.

. Lirtulli; ilydhey every Monday at

7 A. M, s-.iiiing :lt liriis d‘Ur Luka 1’o;‘t‘», I:-ic Iilllduine Ports, Mulgmvc, 1’ol't llu\\hesliui'y and arriving at (ic-o\'g\:iuuii and illomzxgue nt aliout ti A. M. 'l`ui‘.sll:|y morning in good time to corlncvt with nioruiug train for (.i|.\riottetown.

Motor parties may leave Char-

lotfr-(own on Wcdiiesdoy mornings, ,ioln thc linicrprisc at Georgetown up to 7 A. lil. lund at Port llawkes-

Prince Edward Island!

In making another quarterly

port to you on behalf of the

arch, I must first ask that you wth me in giving thanks to

ering Spirit, and His forgiving poured out upon us all during

ful tlmt "Except the Lord keep

Ilim we depend utterly for the fu ure.

is well past. the middle of the quarter, in our Grand Division,

servo to remind us that time flcctiilg, and that whatever

things we are trying to do through- out this yclir.

our membership by joining in friendly contest. I trust that are taking in earnest the matter

iciilistlng as members cf our Ord ,every one whom we can reach, pr-colly those who need us most.

,fu pledged total-abstainers all

hers.

winning Division. The honor

sary to win the honor.

future, we are reminded that

and effectively do organimiio

be produced here and set in tion. We have an offer from propagation committee of the

to a certain limit, in any organiza-

N' obligation was never clearer,

EXW' heavier than at this moment.

Dlillve Commllicei R5 ‘Wu 55 fmm we stand for is definitely and the office of Grand Worthy Patrl- emy challenged and mnounwd

301” skulking and oonscienceless cnc God Not only is the prohibiwry

101' His Sl-U0 8uld“‘n°°» HL* °mP°'W' threatened. (that of itself might

1°” not bc on uncuoliiiccl cvil. n inc U1' was something better suggested

other qumtcr. We are even mind- take ws Dyacey and they-e gg nm,)_

the But tcmperance and sobriety

City the Wmhmen velfflh in lam" threatened ond ridiculed oo unrc

All 0111' help 18 !I`°m Him. and “P011 scnable, under the guise of

f- luicty, .uid piuhifoiuon is ridiculed

_ a an i E.

This report given at a time that guise of wmperance' ,md "Tee

the dignity and the effectiveness 0 fm- as We can ten, the e

of our Subordinate Division ccrc- go,-wment of me P,-Ohlbmon IHQHY- WC 1‘€mlfifl Wil 0! the B311' has reached it for higher standard UCF and thi! FTW? that 55 °ff°l'€df of efficiency in thc rural districts which will be presented to the than in our We chic; centres

Wm population. At least reports fr

70° W0\"~h Whll°~ HW mum mofe church and tempcrnncc leaders worth while the work done neccs- these c,.n¢,,,.5 indicates thmh It

work. Our plans for the fall are to we confess that we [md it dime

In ' to `

Na- it

tional Division that we can depend bchmd the using of “_ On $10-00 116! DlV|Sl0¥\ 01`ZBY\l7~€d UP In this connection tcmpcrnnce in Grand Division, as strongly

people are continually upbl-aided,

tion won: done. I feel #ure that ond not without good cuusc mio, by

Fellow tcniperance workers,

s imiossible thin under t

with courage and determination.

v 01 teaching temiperance, especially

er the young, either by the direct C5' method cf instruction, or by p

paganda through literature und the

Bfcofldi Wt? “T9 trying W emo” press. In this connection seve

P05' resolutions will be handed, I under

‘sible or these who cannot be ner- ciund, to thc conuniitcc on Resolu- sllndcu to join our ranks as mem- tions for this session These 1

deeply to be regretted that the

Coming now to thoughts of the Gem,-cs of popurauon oommue

W bo, in this regard, areas of con-

ure rapidly aonrvfwhlfis the time tnminotion in inc midst oi o pcopic of year when we can most. easily mm, ucry lurgcly wnnt‘i.c be it so-

“ ber and law abiding people. And

ult

believe that authority to hand

is being used as it ought to be.

Ulll'

DDI'

dir- by

mics. ln/w

re to

BIG

3,-

I0-

tot-

lfd oiism" is laughed at os o funuiicol will cmtudo.

ls If Sons of Temperance will We rise to that sort of challenge t

i>l“¥1 `D0 (10 1-his Wal' Wm at least e cannot live We cannot jus

not he

w . tlfy

have to be started. In this ccnnec- om ,x1s¢,enw_ Bug we Wm ac., I, U0” We V~'°“ld remind Wu °f the tho challenge and enter the arena

We continue to believe that

Fifffli W0 “T0 ¢fYl“Z W l“°T““5" amongst the best work we do as

9- Grand Division`is the encourage- We ment of all possible attempts at

rg.

Till

come before you lat/cr for debate

Third: We :tro trying to increase ,md deC151on_ _

_ 5 .

Act

n..

om in

vision of the Sons of TemiD€1`U1C@. them? ¢¢¢_

ifldence. And it is so kept. Conse quently, friends of law enfo e ment need not resort to, and ou not to resort to, the sending anonymous letters. They are little use. and are not taken seriously. Give your governnl

and your enforcement officers assistance andyour confidence. confldences, if you have any. It

to you also.

Submitted in Inve, Purity

Fidelity, .

A. F. BAKER.

Grand Worthy Patriar

The committee on resolutions

ported as follows: Resolved That the Grand Division of P. E. begs to thank the memibers

I1 Fairplay Division for their

t session.

(2) That whereas education

the masses lu temperance and

evils of bar-rooms, open drunk

w .

as important as low enforcem

teachers, and any who have in

il stantly working to make the

so that they may avoid the cal

spirits.

(3) Whereas, the Province Prince Edward Island ii one of th few places in North America wher the sale of all intoxicating liquor for beverage purposes is fully pro hlbltcd. And whereas we have defin

is se to

to bring about the defeat of

If ns

is, then there is little bral of Temperance, u society pled

possible urge and try to persua

sht honors at the oomlnz meet. 01 team was picked. from the

01 who made the highest scores W0 shoots held on May 24, 27, and Shi. June 3. The team is made up of your following members: Sergeant J. and McLeod of Kentvill, 201; Captain will A. W. Foster, Cumiberland High-

mcan much to them, and eventually lenders, 290; CiM.S.N.S. Crawford,

end KLng's County Hussars, 287: T.

Ch Private E. S. Leonard, Anna

iR.egirnent, 283, and Petty Officer

re- J. A. Betts, Royal Canadian Navy, (1) 282.-Halifax Chronicle.

h°5Vu“m'Y during this q““tmy trees and shrubs. We co-o

ci equipment and sales help.

so-

brlety, particularly the younger , generations who have not seen the until-ing in their efforts to promo

ness. and 01° wverty. crime and Grand Division. nc it ieaolved

degradation therefrom, is at lcast,im5 Grand Division put cn :eco

ent. ihcir thanks for this nnc piece

therefore: Resolved, that all day work, school teachers. Sunday-S¢h°°1 (s> whereas, wc as ii Grand pi-

flu - re

cncc he requested. by the nublica- tho efforts of the w. c. T. U. tion of this resolution, to be con- connection with Temperance edu-

evil. .

or thc liquor truffle knew to all this Grand Division places itsclr

, ite

infomation that the brewers, dis- tilicrs and other wet interests are placing confidence in such offi about to make a determined effo

our

prohibition law.

Therefore resolved, that the So

ged

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This column Il nlsrvli for

County news of local Interest vcnlnmg of n newly IMIIH inserted at A sieutl I word payable ln ldra.u0o»

BUYING POTATOES. - market prices. Geo. H. T

WEDNESDAY HALF -During June, July and

‘ both stores close oi i2.ao. o

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MATRICULATION E TIONS 1923-1932, compiled form, are now available by ap to P. E. I. T. F. Secretary.

aid to entrance pupils. J

Monday night from her

Alta., conveying to her t news of thc sudden death wife, formerly Miss Hannah bell, Cardigan, P. E. I. -

GAZETTED-Among the

`pears the following: Plant

Prince Edward Island.

P. E. I., Francis Michael Tracadic, P. E. I., .lan-ies

Sutherland, St. Peters Bay, P.

__.__

N. S. RIFLE TEAM--At the held at the Bedford Ranges on urday, the team that will rcprc Nova Scotia in the shoot to be held for the Inter-Maritime Rifle Trophy, in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, this week was chos- eu. The team will leave on Wed- nesday morning for the Island where they will compete against the -best riflemen of Prince Edward Is- land and a New Brunwsiok team. .The scores that were made by the members of the team were very

- 1 high and the team is confident that - they will be able to carry 05 the

The mlm.

at on the B.

HR. 288, Captain W. J. Bangster,

McCallum, Truro, 285; Captain F. M. smith, Annapolis Regiment, 284;

polls

I. ___________._. of ::Cash commission weekly for full

kmd or part time selling Red Tag Nurs-

n st ra n

cry Products. 900 varieties of il e

pe te

with illustrated literature, fl est

Write

Dominion Nurseries, Montreal.-118.

- Temperance and the work of the

that

rd of

- vision have watched with inte st

re n

record as expressing public appreci-

‘licotion in our schools There!

_ am-

itles that follow the partaking of ation cf such efforts.

alcohol in any form, be it home- blew. light wines, beers or ardent fore the end of the year we would

(6) Whereas the time is short be-

thcrefore urge that the two con-

ol tests, as presented by the Grand

c Division, be kept before the mem- 0 bers of our Subordinate Divisions. s (7) whereas all information sent - to the R.. C. M. P. or Prohibition

Commission is strictly confidential. Therefore Resolved that we urge upon the public the necessity of

OMG

rt and signing their names to any in-

fomation which is sent in.

(8) Whereas the Grand Worthy

Patriarch has made certain explan- ations re the proposed increase in

to total abstinence, here assembled the Per Capita Tax, be it resolved

as that wc as a Grand Division ap- d

prove of the proposed increase, a

G nd

its members 8nd all Christi!! the urgent necessity Qi more fuudg

hui-y at uiioui z in lu. and oriivc ut this can betahen advantage of by iuw enforcement officer, fm- not pe-me to com, Wdly to the mr to carry on me great work 0,

Sydney before suppermr hy connect- ing with C. N. Express at Mulgrave arrive at Sydney Wednesday even- ing; or by remaining aboard the Enterprise eniny the most delightful mil on thc Atlantic Seaboard. through the Starits of Canso, Len- nox Passage, St. I’eter’s Canal, Beaver Narrows and through the entire stretch of the charming Bras u'0r Liilicis and arrive at Sydney early Thursday afternoon after call- ing at Beddeck and mrmy other lu- lercstlng and beautiful lake ports.

This new Passenger and Freight

servlcc Is the quickest and cheapest means ol transportation between Prince Edward Island and Caps Breton.

For passenger, automobile am freight rates and for stateroom res~ rrvsllons apply to POOLE AND THOMPSON, Ageuhp Montague, or E. Ti. Mel.AREN, Agent, Georgetown |829-5-31.-121.

As a. special incentive to be in

earnest about this work right now I quote from a mimeozfaph mes- sage to Ontario temperance work- era from the Ontario Moderation

of nine provinces of the Dominion, and that plans are under way to have it thrown out in P. E. Island.

One would like to ask. what are

League who are of course "Weis" . in an attempted disguise. speakiw or prohibition they say that it has H EA il i

been thrown overboard by eight out NKPW PH ,<3

any member 01' meme" °f the being willing to co-opcroic by cup-

Order who ask for authority, or piymg information when gt 55 by any community that wishes t»° hind. li: ought oc oc iuidcrciood iicd. so ahead and prepare the Way f°\' ihui information given, ii ihcic. a Subordinate Divlsim quéoi. io inode, must lic kcpt in con-

port of our prohibition act and de-

to feat any attemm to have it nulli-

(ii whcrcuc, tho G. w. P., G.

Scribe and G. Treasurer have been

Temperance and that the delegat- es here assembled take back word to their respective Divisions.

` EVENING MEETING

Mrs.

iw'-ft.

writes:-"Inst fall

housework, I council tired out.

Beslugdmtllllbun wsngoodturtlmatlvn

hiss lrml liar llearl

Tired 0|! liter lah; lomlorl

Muriel lake, Alu,

aroundmy

little eel all

Hmryllandi

6,. sg"- £5; gi gig; EE iii? r: §s`f:.§§

audnioh

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dlnyopdlsmdpdns

- ; _f _ the hurt’ :az :;i":”...r“i.“; fi°'.::‘.i:: '.»..u.-i----»---»--~~-»»»--°~ »~

Chorus, Blue-Bell Division; Read-

ing, Rnbert MacDonald; Duet, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart MiwNevln: Ad- dress of welcome. Bro. Mi|.cNeill; Reading, Milton Msclue; Reply to address of welcome," J. J. Miaebeod; Presentation of Charters in Fair.. play and Blue-Bell Divisions: Bead- ing, Emestine Marchbnnk; Address Rev. R. I-I. Btavert; Closing Chorus, Blue-Boll Division. y RALPH B. M\eCAULI., | Grand scribe, N

Wilmot Valley. '

crnrnu euiuiuuii H““*°f R"°fP‘”Y ..

5135"* gh,” we P1” “Just Country Oilmbl & Folkln

sou. casa-ii-si-wfm-si. Although the mpmty of the mu

x°§mA€ order. The play, which is one

udmgore scream from start to finish. 1185

mo.. 9950_u_°_2L however its moments of tendemess

XAmNA_ WEY, lr’ lu V0l'.¢11-U5 YD U10 Stage

in book with the exception of two. WHO in plymg excellent form, and it would be Pm, quite uotuu- to on to draw marked

zoo. Frcc ic mcinucis. A voluubl: '1;';ten’¢li°n in array 2;; dililéli;/11d“°;£

i uucs-3. epaywasuner con

V Mrs. Murdock Cuteliffe, and much

p ; ISLAND LADY Dg5_D_M;-5, credit il due het for its splendid

Bert Paquet received a telegram Sl1¢>°€Sl;mm h d th

brother Mr. er Parnell c arme e

Mr. A. J. McCormack, Edmonton: audience with his fine voice and

ho so/ci kindly manner and all sang _ioyfully of hu; when he asked them to join with camp- him in the chorus of ‘iii/Iy_Wild

names are Smiling," and "Perfect Day."

in the eligible list announced by The Prince of Wales Lodge and i, the Civil Service Commission ap- members of cast are very indebted

Disease to Mr. Farnell and also tothe fol-

’Investigator, (Mule) Experimental lowing friends who helped to make Farms Branch, Department of the play so successful and pleasant Agriculture. For employment in for all; Miss Irene Wedlcck and

Edwin Miss Dorothy Cutcllffo, for typing.

Heath IB. Saundcls, Charlsttetown, Mr. Desfwche, printing etc., I/Irs.

Lacey. W. Bulmau accompanist. G0rd0h The following are the cast: Heze-

E. I. kiah Hucklns, (Frank Bagnall,

Sl\°°ii thing or two. Sat- Harry Burgess, (Horace Cutcliffe) sent a shrewd lawyer with s. win

“Just Coluitry Folks

of Wales I-Ddlv, presented their

was overtnxod there was Perfwt

and gravity. The cast, which by the

Irish Rose." I-Us other songs were "Tho Rosary," “When Irish Eyes

with plenty of pep, and knows a

l ning , personality. Mary Young (Miss Mae |Paul), a. city girl of rare charm. Simon Tuthill (Gordon Rice), He Dirwhw 8. penny till the beaver gasps. 'Abner Watkins, (James Andrews) Rlieumatlsm acts up a little but still as ,chipper as a. bird. Charles Porter (Allan wedlock) ex. treme young titr mon with o sheikish air, and quite a temper too. Mrs. Mirandy Dodge (Mrs. An- drews), a woman with a. pepper-y tongue and sudden temper, but a great lovable heart. Bertha Ham. mond (Miss Dorothy Cutcllffe) who is 9. "con-fide-ence woman, warned bi’ the Chief "to keep cu the Kress." Seth Hemmlngway (J, s, MacLeod) he is Mirandy's bachelor brother slow and easy going with 9, S50” Of dry' humor all his own Abby' Holmes (Mrs. J. S. MacLeod) a lovable little old lady with a fine Blmplldty of character.

Artists Design A

Postage Stamps

Kept Anonymous

LONDON. -1uno.4-ro.l>.>-who designs inc British posiogc stomp? 'Phi-‘1 question, is being oskcd in view of the fact that the 10 ycarg' contract for printing the postage Stu-mos is about oi on cud and tenders for another 10 years' con- l"“°* are being sought. Information at the General Post Omce is that

during the page 20 9,- 30 yen, many "famous artists' have am.. tributed to the stamp designs, md the vwumittee. which decides their °»°°°Ptanoe or rejection consists of "several Royal Aicademiciaris," sec.. |`°°Y B5 to the identity of the de- Slsner is maintained, it ls explained, because the Post Omce does not Wish l'° m°“1` d-9118011 of contra WPSY. so that for the public post. 33° stem!! must for ever remain a sen” °f Prdblern pictures to the Huihvfship of which thu-c ic no cluo A' 5' "slut °f *EWU* 9F°D¢°'iments future stamps win be produced '* Ph°l°€fW11fe in-cocci. This will mean that the plates will no long. er have to be made at the Mint, but can be made on the spot at the Dfintins works which hos mc con- trmt' Th° new Bllmpe-to the des- Peif vi nhilatclioiu-will cm-y ci., "‘“"“° “Sim as before. though enero “my be 59'"/5 Slllht difference in °°l°f- Tha decision fo maintain tho same size as before is due tc che fact that if a new shape were in. “`°d““d it W0u1d mean the cum. Dlete overhaullng cf at 1”” ,mo SNMP machines in London alone.

‘-mvmo 'rim rn»rm°' nas onn

Oman: _

LoNDoN, Eng, Jun, ,__.rh° phrase "Payilrla U16 P1P9i' while others call the tune" is a colloqui. lism dating back to the beginnings °f the lesend of tho Pied rim of Hhmelin in the thirteenth century.

It means to bearfthe expengg gr

loss of something fi-cm Waugh 0th. ers receive the benefit either volun- *UUY 0'! by compulsion.

00l1¢f6ve used the phrase in a

mbdliled form in his play "Love for Love" in mos,

It was used by Flatmnn in "I-len.

clitus Rldeus" in 1081 in its present form.

But an earlier use of the phrase

can be traced to Mellen who mote °f "P°yln¥ the piper for others to dance" in h'c play "La oumtcug

mm" Ilan Depression received af ¢,..¢ .¢. bad whack on the night of May 30. ':,‘g{_,';" when tho Hunter River Drnmetie

Club, under the auspices of Prime

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Stresses Objects

Of Education

-W-l A

“Common Sense in Education" was the subject of an interestim; address given at _the Rotary Lun-

cheon Monday afternoon by M

L. T. Lowther, Principal of

Street School.

He discussed the different views

regarding the objects of education, the question of discipline, heredity, the parental training of pre school age children. etc. Good judgment in teachers is is quality even more essential than s. university educlf- tion or degrees. Pupils after pan- ing the eighth grade should be given a choice cl subjects. There should be vocational training, especially along agricultural Ines in high schools. Parents should be reason- able rqgarding the children. They should not be too ambitious on their behalf and should not give them too much 'attention In clos- ing he suggested that the schools should be in semcu six days a week, with a hal! holiday on Sat- urday, _and the extra time thus put in by the children given back fn them by having the schools close earlier in June. The long wedk-end vacation now means s. serious break in the school work, and the effects of this are felt on Monday. 'Iihe speaker referred to the system in Russia, which he said he/d made more progress than any other country education-ally in the past ten years. Rotarian J. P. Crockett was in the chair, and the guests were Hon. J. .A. MacDonald, M. P.. Mr. Kendall, representing the War- ren Paving Company of Toronto, and Lieut. Donald Dock, of Gold Coast, West Africa. Monday was stork day again at Rotary, and the happy father, Rctarlan S. D. Irvine of the Federal Agricultural De- partment, was presented with the emblematic Rotary mug by Past President, Harold Palmer, the last preceding recipient.

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