sou u.

‘STERN UARD 1A N

M In“; l‘ I llg-EIIICI 00!!!!) sun. subscriptions. limiting should be IQ with In. Pong [yuan-din nu boboogll daily Q u; d“. my“... “n” u ""1"- "firm Ink Cadet. II rdlnn will‘ a» delivered can; c. hr deliveries on your route.

may: or JOHNNY"

new anmcswrcm

lair:- ll lioolllolfi IMO!

llllsht change his mind. It was no secret that most oi those who sat him were confident

ITY . This confidence in Mr. Bennett's mention to continue as leader was evident Saturday around noon re orts drlited about the House corri ors that the meet- lhll lu the Railway Committee room would set a shock in mo arm-noon, When the corliierehrkce reassembled

chairman reports oi the Organlzg- tion and finance conunittee were adopted. The poll

tuizgnservltive leader in

games‘ snwano ISLAND: u H. H. Home. Samuel Kennedy, ut lllverilllng lot ‘L

rd strictly nlyahlo in Irgai-gila-q-g-ll-lfi.

—BEXALL A51- 50 ts t a will‘ a Taylor

Hon. Mnurice the report oi the mlttee. recommen ment oi a National Conservative.

and appointment oi a na- "Kfl-llllfil‘ by the party lead-l

r will be namedl l9 6

JUYING esas- dell

-DR. CARSON, Chjfgpfgcior‘ will be in s

side all day each Tuesday. 1.431s,

—MONABCH fl-M-ti New Rudlo

smrue 5- Blltlfitv will give over 6 months service on ll charge. Order

Beet Hears n '5“ b permanent council will have"

presontatives lirom O t l , Quebec. one from nthaer OYUXOH each irom the other pm.

ces

Itwaslnlanned to gnlm- e the im-bgs the party's nationa head-- altar in Ottawa and to make $l'l'.'é.‘*&§.§ll3§“‘5%§"3.'.l "leach Pa» w; unmet Wm loo y. e O.t:1-; ° “We 0 speakers between provinces and will do all possible 9° Qllwllroae formation oi Women's lllibs and ‘oi’ youngi

HOOD and Calgary to make an announcement ahead oi

ml l-‘lulu theIWBL m1

.__ revealed his decision to ah ...|;UTTE3 AND CREAM a" m mantle with which he was clothed demand at uood prices. Buy Bran

A91 D H1165 . u? “ V‘ Oilvaige. Putin; Milk chow.

ion 16c. b-597-8-5-2i.

-LEAVES i-‘DR NEW YORK N — Ital’. George A. oi the Fur Mar- ment or’ the Canathan

e wore in vctcry and

SUFFERS HEART AILMENT All medical men h: had consult- ed.‘ at home and abroad, agreed the action oi his heal-t was 1m

temporary at the time oi his i035 illness was now permanent. He had to curtail his activ y

He said he had advised his Hous colleagues last August, on his re- tul-n rrom Europe, m oi his health made it impossible iol" him to continue as leader. In view oi the pending Ontario elections and the practical difficulties oi a d t: cortrvention in 1037 he‘

lzree pos pone announcemen oi his retirement.

Mr. Bennett continued: am now reluctantly compelled to rein- quish the position entrusted to me a: the Winnipeg convention in 1927. I sincerely ap reciate denoe reposed n me by my iellow- Canadians and the generous sup- pcrt they accorded to th ment in a period oi great I am deeply gratef nortunity thus aiiorded to me m render some service to Canada."

EXPRESS PARTYS THANKS

White. member ior Mon- tolne-Westmount,

Cclhnwns. rose a iew seccnds after Mr. Bennett sat down. In a voice nzazie partly inaudible by enution he expressed the Party's thanks to its leader. its regret at his pending retirement and his personal admir- ation ior Mr. Bennett, ThBlCOXIACiGXICC named Mr. White chairman oi a committee to pre- pare a testimonial, its iorm unde- cided to Mr. Bennett. Then the delegates received the policy and convention commiitees po sented by Chairman Joseph House memhe ior Toronto-

-rox MATING- tablets and

be "made oi the establishing n prggg tions gfffifléi. hianlssute publica- d English bo h French

;.c;l ieavcs this Vmc

Association at the aherivards sailing

$57.31? mic: ’§.'.'.".‘.'..§."o; WEN! 0f the houses where there were cases oi typhoid iever and 5"" V’ DT- Kfiélilll! to be anal sed we" mung? be llllre and a so-

ttend the iur auctions ere. Mr. cal beck ‘expects way a little over one month.

Dominions Ready To Modify Tariff?

(c. r. by Guardian’ s9... ION March u 'l—(Monday)-l

ciomfi "lens unfavorable" ca o to th I

oruouiie. in €u.“l?.i§‘.%il§”"°'°“°° Anglo-American trade treaty, as- “? ggbfillgég-Amnaerican the Royal institute oi’ Interns:

The report stated Washington 11°F“- fllr ll lowering oi tariiis on W000. whvat. ham. fruits and other farm products, and that it may be pre ared, in exchange. u, ' ts éfs on British

JlEATil 0F MR. “m! -- ‘lllere passed away in .. mice on Friday aiternoon ler a short li ness. Mr‘. Jose

rrv. at a4 years 01s use.

ars and most highly es- , leaves his widow one lighter, Clara at home, a

h sited Sates, namely Nellie, Hazel, nk and Reggie to whom sym- exiended. The funeral is this morning from his u: residence to St.

London's Cockney: L o s e Fri e n d Magistrate’: Death.

(By Prt Ussher, Canadian Pr“; Stair Write

IDNDON. March cockneys have lost a irie d

W rd. th ' h 7mm‘ e poor mans magistrate.

To the millions who live in Lon- don's east end the death oi this ms sprightly, shrewd and umerstand-

ing magistrate who preslri\' L-ambeth Ccult brought a .

oss.

For ‘Barringion-Ward understood the east-enders. He knew and a preciated the sharpness oi C ney wit. His own wit was equally

Since he became a magistrate in 1930 Barrington-Ward had sat amost always at courts in don's poorer sections. hand out a stiii sentence when he thought occasion

But more oiten he

AVEDDING BELLS — A very as soiemnized on

‘i ed. th

by reduction oi etlllifgllfltsillrltgegeitifzg- iiis on their special products and by modiiioation oi the preference granted British products in miniozl markets generally.

EMYVALE SCHOOL

Honor roll icr Febrile. Senior Department. l1 Grade X (SO-l. Mary Coady, 2. Eileen Clarkln, 3. Clara MacDonald. Grwde X (Jr.)-i. Linn: Tbainor.

ernon Estelle, edcst ~ . and Mrs. Melbourne Craig was l l.ed in marriage to Ray Mil u oi Mr. and Mrs. Horace Sobey. rletown, Rev. Ralph Barker per- - ed the ceremony. ~ue were unattended. Alter the lemony the wedding party " drove ~ the home oi the groom where a lniy luncheon was served ediate relatives and Jlends. Alter

uple took up residence in their wn home and were serenaded by e yolms people oi the disirict. A

»

GOVERNMENT v

(Continued irorn pr, i)

tie area as Government planes continued to attack.

The Insurgent battle ileet oi eight vessels was led by the cruis- ers lilmirante Cervera, Canarias arui Baleares. the backbone o! the small Insurgent navy which has declared a b ockade oi the Govern- ment coast.

The engagements confirmed ru- mors that a reorganized Govern- ment navy was ready at last to meet the blockade ileet alter months oi training new ofllcers to replace those who threw in their lot with the Insurgents at the out- bl-gak oi the civil war in mid-July

The battle apparently began in the early morning hours when the insurgent cruisers were reported heading toward Cartagena on one oi the many raids by which they have attempted to eniorce the bIOQkade. V

The Government flagship, the cruiser Miguel de Cervantes, es-

I col-ted by a squadron oi three de-

stroyers sailed out at forced dl-ait and met the Insurgent fleet some 70 miles ofl Cape Palos.

The three Insurgent cruisers promptly swung into battle iorm- iLtlOfl and the engagement was joined.

Despite the loss oi the Baleares. the lnslugents have three cruisers ill eiiective service compared to the Government's two. 'l‘he Gov- ernment, however, has a prepon- derance oi destroyer strength.

The Baleares put the Govern- ment cruisel" Libertad out oi ac- tion in an engagement last Sep- tember oii the Agerian coast.

The Baleares was built in i932. She was 638 ieet in length and carried eight-inch guns.

WARMER

urday morning. The return nine mile trip was made in two and a hali hours. The train with pass- engers and malls from the main- land arrived ill Charlottetown at _9..’€0 p. m., two and a halt hours a

c.

A change in the direction oi the wind yesterday helped conditions scmew at and crossings were be- ing made in about one and a hali hours. The powerful lcebreaker lelt Borden at 7 o'clock yesterday morning and made several cross- ings during the day clearing ac- Elsmulated ireight at both termin-

Dt-l. Genevieve Trainer, Y

Basil Costello, 2, al

Myrtle Costello. 2. Nwefih Till-trim. 3. Jean MacDonald and Teresa Hagan (equal).

R-icimrd Clarkin, 3. Leo Clcrlcfn, _

Grade V-i, Dorothy Mccinn, 2_ Raymond MoClcskey,

Gffldfi IV-1. Alice McClcskey, 2. Teresa MacDonald, 3. Inretta Quinn. Grade ill-l. John Clarkinfl. Myra ‘Prai-nor and Doris Quinn (equal), u? McGtrln and Tenn M

over the bench and proiier sound ced with humor, to the o had iallen ioul oi the

w. Some oi his epigranls:

‘I I know what ou mean but you had better call i a public-house here." Relatives: ‘That is why Adam was luck , he hadn't any." . te ours: "Come home when you like. but take ii In (ourt at Westminste iin seller once came summoned ior "using a noisy in- strlrrnent for the purpose oi sell-

iriends wish this happy

§f1§“““Y vans o‘ happy wedded delegates .rom all sec ions oi the

Dominion were unanimous on a re- commendation ior a national con- s "at the earliest the summer oi

—WORLD DAY OF PRAYER i ERVED IN FSIDE-The World

w - ersldebn Friday by the W. s. oi the various churches. This the place oi meeting was B

vention in Ottaw e

A national convention committee selected by the temporary National Council alter consultation with provincial organizations.

NEW NAME MOOTED

There was much discussion on the conlmit.ee's unanimous recom- mendation to turn i.s back on the past and seek a new name ior the -- T-fl S ges Heon, House mem- Argenteuil, said ln his

there he had styled him-

ationai Conservative, ior- the history-laden "Liberal- Conservatlve" title.

COMMITTEES REPORT ‘Ihe committee's report“

“There was reierred to th ntitiee an “analysis o?!

llurch presided and conducted nice. There was a large presen- lr irom the diiierent churches. ler the call to worship and open

e prayers members ir m the vsri- m;

l churches tack part nth» spacial "You aren't goind to ry

‘ stop the muiiin bell. are you?" he

is one oi’ the most I have heard in London ior i5 years."

a woman who came beiorc - him saying a nel hbor had threat- ened her he sai : ‘Take no no- tice. The other day I had a letter

lhliy"; Mrs. George Sheen. Trin- lGlurcll, on '1'Q~l’lip£t'r'el1&i‘i(3€;

urch on Evangelizatian; 011th: Prayer ior Their Majesiles

' - George and Queen Elizabeth,

Mi G , . . 5s reen St Ma y AJ. {tdurray- assis-

‘Ex-Editor Flayed-F By Newspaper

(AI. By Guardian's Special Wire) OSCOW March 6 — Izvestia.

i! M21.

Christian fnilurch. N"! hymns and prayers-S

-w. c. r. if MEETING - The Kular monthly meeting o! the .T. U. was h u month t home oi Mrs. Maynard Sch - . with a good attendance. The ‘ to passin

ST. PETERS HARBOR W. l.

On Wednesday evening Feb. 2nd. the regular monthly t 8t. Peter's Harbor W. ‘L, was held at the home oi Mrs. Harry Mac- Ewen with tilirieen members pres- ent. Meeting opening by Time to Get Acquaint- ed. Quilt b‘oclrs were received in answer to the roll call. New com- mittees are: Sick. Mrs. Albert Mac-

a. r discussio ly resniilved that this at the conierence recom- ' vcrnnrcnt .- _. ---.

today at the potit

arin, who, in ou linillll itt. a.l but read wa-rran .

Bucharin. historian oi’ the Bol-

commendations on y. This was cap ed with

ments negotiated

Lone Outpost Guards Vast

Arctic Area

TWO MOUNTED POLICE, FEW ESKIMOS AT ELLESMERE FARTHEST NORTH

CRAIG HARBOUR. Ellltymete Island -— when the sun goes under the horlzcn late in Octobir and fails w return till February two members oi the Royal OGDGGJBD Mounted Polio: will b: watching in this farthest ncrh oultoort that Canada's sovereignty ci tilts great inland may be stcure. Ymlernatlonal

low require: that a nation. to hold .

a. territory, must give it service.

ral Richard Yates and Con- ,

Co stable Leslie Tapper Fyie took over these duties August 27 from Con- stable R. W. "Paddle" Hamilton and Constable A G. K. Mac- Whirter. Hamilton had been at Craig Harbour ior three years and MacWhirter" two

Robert Bemtham, British scien- trbt who has been here ior a year, i: staying urtll next summer. Only other occupmts oi the island are two Bkisno families maintained by the Dominion Government to waist police.

Time Poise; Quickly "lit will not seem ions." C notable

f said agar-ding the prcmprot of l 539° yeusr here. "You would bel

how inst idle time V078

P9351112 the appreciation o ion to the Ministers oi Summer- °- Who gave oi their t ' ity in conducting morning de l}; It was also resolved that l1. n rend seam to Dr. Oreelman m B. work in Prince County. A .c.al lecture oi tlfo wrcrram was ' lelldllll! o" extracts il outer oi the union oi 40 . Shfwlil" that the union was ' Vt and prosperous at that mill’! adjourned after whi ocn tea was served-S

Program. Mrs. Harry and Mrs. Howard Anderson. roll call to be Two Quilt Tickets to he sold on quilt. School bill at bank was _ also subscription to "wand Grus- ~ rerrleld when: he served iive ylcars.

shevist revolution o. 2i seli-incrimin in Moscow's BN5

With perhaps less livat they had a re e1 dr

is ated delendants e lastteiéwo parasravllsr

0mm

constituency be oom- with by Dominion head- quarters ior the urpos

spite today irom

trool-n.

lzvestiafs editor before year ago. was described rnment orsan B! th the lace oi a rural pr est" and an "experienced word-

tter phrase was evoked by -hour outline yes- ideology oi the ' bloc on trial-o

The questionnaire. ucation, and Edutatlon and Bet- ‘ tel’ Schools, were iorm committee; an whole question oilparty

in icna‘. convenJon. 'But in view oi the urgency o! and having regard to constructive achieve-

in Parrots Peam? and ‘longer Unit. were read. R ior evening amounted

The program committee was then . Next meeting to

ism ~ swam" ‘*"‘""°‘°°"' °’ DA 00L

Report 0' Burlington school for . Muriel Toombs; 2.

‘I __..___.i ‘Z_.___Z'_“

m,‘ fllo flripplillg Eiioci 0| lillolllatlsn

is a constitutional undiii the blood all _ orally looming:

Hon. .

t the leader oi_ 9a _

~30. Albert Noonan an benefit, m5 advmmo; or

the Empire Mreements."

"TEMPORARY" COUNCIL National Conservative

press committee appoint-

t V Senior-l. Edith How- k Grade V Junior-,-i.Meivln Youn- er.

Grade Ii! Senior — l. Norma Toombs.

Grade I1! Junior-l. ‘Thelma MacLean; 2. Jackie Younker. redo II-i. Jean Younker.

Grade I-i. Norma Younker. ‘Ibacher-Ilorence Younker.

HURT ll SHORE

ma.‘ llockoy League Flnals

~Mr. Albert song. who gut gm you to aummfirraalg.

to Corner ‘Vlflmdiand. where be is on the °~ the Bill 0i KWtMlL-B

cl], descrigcd in til the‘ permanent re l1!

i

013E

H M. I Bolwdell- Ben- I!

o a

game [Algal]: M o sill for not; CID. h Isolated the cup wll‘ canted by the donor. Mr. . C-

Ili- ’ AflIIllIONllnnliINntl.

‘in the north, I was at Fort Reli~

Next l ance (Great Slave Lake) ircm ‘i933 Blocks. l m i936 and the time lust flew-

Boilh policemlarl volunteered ior {he pm. Yates came from Chis-

l-le i" a full fledged northehel‘. H18

m- . comrades saly he. has a'l the. silt-Tl- , gates that make a real pole: oi-

oer iln the ncriih- rzsourceiulness. coqlne] in an emergency and won- derlul enldumnx in loll"! WW1" 3*‘ hind dog teams. He was born in

of the im-ce—wa< born st Ste-nit? Bridge. Prince Edward Leland. 0“ mine 24. 19.11. He i" the son oi a sea. captain and was moms a!» Rwillll- lbeiore leaving ior Craig EH90“!- The two men. who will live toes-thei- im- a year at least. had never 111% until they greeted eachcther on the RMS. Nasccgfe cu iiher way to the

Arctic.

Constable Hamilton leit. ior Hali- ihx m the Nascopim A roliickint! mountle. he gave the fehWfB many hearty laughs abou the A"- tic experiences,

Al. Craig Harbour the natives live 9n a chop board house. a new en- onmerllt to Eskimo". who ior many annotations have lived in igloos in (he wlmq- and tmm in the mm-

mer. "One thins till-t 1'93" m"!

them." Hun-ilion raid. "is the bum- ble bee. Yes. may sat- l-hle l"- ‘me natives make a m l°

cover- when t , hea ma." ' m nettiirzliv killers. ~ how the-v have always wort

‘limit . c. livPhood. They think the ‘

i when .. fifitiiu the pubs

0i’ i116 lemming. 1h“ 13TH" W0‘ .

v police dtnies Mr mvret.

ri iive cairn Arz-"w pom" ta 11rd the. r01 cities r‘fl"""' - "oyorrlvg p01 “Fe fr" RWPilt/"N ‘o Corporal Yatem-Wivrnipeg

Paper. (Patriot Phil! 0097)

151i? GUARD IA

and PRINCE a COUNTY CHRONICLE Action T aken‘

__ ’_irom_psge' i)

RELICIOQQVICES

(Continued irom p186 I.

hroughout the s

that event. The ser- . first in a series, The Scripture "lesson. Mr. Don Protestant Faith. ude to the morning Halifax service, Party's Choral Prelude on deliver an inter

combs". was played. The Y . . sang "O Saviour oi the World", by the direction oi Mrs. Frances Holl In the evening Trainor sang a IiW-‘lfl WWW"!

the music was in charge oi a andMraMcFhailsarlgasasolv-i men's choir who gave a tine lead- ‘The Holy Cit ". Mrs. Keith Rog-

ershlp to the congregational sing- ers was orga . '

in; a much ap- Next Sunday evenings song ser- during the ol- vice will be in St. Paula Anglican lnlty male eigifit Church it was announced.

y "qug THE SALVATION ABMI ivan's"1ost Chord" as a pre ude to the service.

ST. DUNSTANS BASILICA 54‘ w» M»- » B» es. ‘hilt; on . u, . gather

r. m- der the do» YMCA. uo§°“.€3“ to “£32.,

ing. as well as sing preciated selection e

also rendered a musical

lllca yesterday morning, was Itéele- come “mo e9 ‘a’??? ‘lglflnlgtfiavntgllnivleigftyfgn- M the evmmg “W,” the ‘m?

The Rev. John M:Glnn. C special lenten pre

_s P" ing was led by two bands. a brass achfir delivered ° e “gam- “ hcr text, Hosea 14-4. 1-1 a -

ifih§vfié§lill ggrvNlgg §§,,§{}§.§‘§:l,§§§ f-r will heal theirl baclgsliding. I when more than as guests were in- ering a very inspiring sermon. M“ love them freey‘ or m

SONG SERVICE The Sunday evening song service beautiful Bl

gqogtinued irom page l)

forward port propeller 10st last Wednesday night, pounded heavy drlit ice ior iive hours on the Borden-Tormentlne crossing Sat-

us . M" Hamer h“ a“ lmlflesslve and able organ accompaniments.

uish him from the usual run oi or- _ It is one thing merely l0

1e organ; it is Loulte antoillilcl". » B . f o

to cmp oy is limos m- I R lyan o ‘Lesa’! rtless resources in a truly artistic a n The vidting guests and musical manner. H I la . John

h _ iecllug iol" ‘ Plusvllle, P. E. 1., ma! delicate tonal colouring and shade. Kilbride. daughter g Ml‘. UM

stops is always orig- Lcokland K11 ride Podq

lll. This rensitivc- P. E. L. Mr. H. G. d ked in his sparing which is too ,_ v _ daughter oi Mr. and Mim- o; p; n p mu]. All excellent afternoons sport gm-de 0g 0mg 1 L tltudc oi technical sins. Mr Homer washed 0h Thursday by many 0i n-om o oiizisc wag are instances the enthusiastic horsemen c! this and Mrs. Alpert _ _ lhich is vicinity, on Clermont ice, where an ion Thompson and

artist

inel and healllii ness is mlite mar use oi the iull organ.

uses it only in the r he music demands. v. indulges in no ia so dra- A-l job oi scraping made an ex- son oi Gtttleboro. Mass

Mr. l0 kept in good condition throughout daughters, . provided an evzcellen‘ in- the afternoon's racing. by brush- Mrs. Don Crawiord, ma. Vern the Blldlilve ing aiter each heat which was -e and M185 W85 ilfil- done by Mr. Prowse Yeo. with the M dBTStP-lldlllg well known race horse "Mac Volo." Mf- 391111811 G- 3 811 a