FllNEML NOTICE’

Th: member: of True Bother: Lodge No. U, A. l‘. ma‘: A. IL. Orepeed, ere requested to meet with the Worship- ffl Halter Ind Wardens, Friday, Mey 19th at one o'clock

I. M. to attend the funeral A. Cobb, Put-Master.

(Bill)

of our late Brother Thomas

MANFORD BEER. Secretory.

Music Glub Elects Slate

Aimul-l of the Lndlee’ Music clulralngharulottetown we: held lost night And ofltoer: for the ensuing year were elected follow- ing a banquet Attended by active members of the organization. He- tirlng : ‘dent Mm. J. A. Lawson

d officer: eleekqi

. G. Elliot Full, presi-

dent; Mrs. L B. Macmillan. vice-

presldent; Miss Davida Baker, see-

rctary; Mrs. H. S. Henderson, trea-

Si‘ The programme committee

was composed of Miss Ullian Mc-

Kenzie, Mrs. 3.5. Rogers and Miss Lena llcbure.

The membership committee was named as Miss Helen Callback end Miss Jacqueline lvfacdonald, con- vencr.

Reports by the retiring treasur- er, Miss Margaret Stems and the retiring secretary, . Hence: Holl Treirlor were " - ins." Mns. uweon eel . Member- rhip had almost doubled during the year to reach I. figure approx- ‘mzrtlng 170 and finances were “in e sound condition." Donation: by "ire Club included $35 to the Boys’ and Girls’ Hobbies Exhibition.

Your guest: artists were brought t0 Charlottetown and financed by the Club last season. Five concerts were presented by the Club itself. Victorian music was featured at the meeting last night.

BIRCH GROVE WOMENI

INSTITUTE The May meetlns of Birch Grove W. I. was held at. the home of Mrs. Fred Moase on May 10. The Pres- tgcnt. was in the chair. The meet-

g was opened ha‘ singing the Ode end ting e club womedfé’:

creed. irteen member: respon to roll call and three visitor: were in attendance. The minute: of the last meeting were read, approved and signed, The correspondence was then read. after which the mpplles and folder: were distributed to the cenvueer: for Cross loc- . Collection emormted to ‘l0

then moved end eeconded be sent t0 Mrs. Scale:

It was that the slim of $10.00 Prince county Hospital. and Mrs. Matheson were appointe

e about hargfi

e e 4 th proceed: to be ven to W I. Rcfohorts cf eommi tree: were heel-d nd e school and sick committee: were both rte-appointed for another month. The motion was passed that a box of fruit be sent to Mr. John

. e for the e contest.

‘be en- mmped . Progrem committee for next month. lVirs. It. B. Auld, Miss Rena Arbing and Mrs. C. B. Mathcson, Lunch. Mrs. John Payn- fer, Mrs. Truman Paynter and Miss Phillips. The meeting dosed by pinging the National Anthem. otter whim delightful fcfmlh were .

U. N. B. Honors Louis B. Mayer

(By he Clulilhn hole)

, May l'l--Df. O. C. Jones, president of the Univer- gity o: tgfiw anmzwick, ainnno today t 418"“ “Fuse would be confenoduet enoeeniai

exudate m “ degrees ef pm). will be conferred n Mia: lvlary K. Tibbitts and uis B. Mayer, Hollywood alr-napégdrlcer. Fredericton Cita- OouncYI and Bound of Trude to . Nb. er and Leo Dolen. dud of O Trayel Bureau, Mayor C. .0 , Edd ‘$973’. "‘..‘;°’£.°“M'E;..".‘;;; Premier Dysarg granted him the right to fish anywhere in New Bru-rmwick At my time

M11 lV-Jrhlrlry-cn: thousand people from 80 district

f.

. Welcome From

MORELL SCHOOL Honou- Roll for April: Ieulor Dept

Grade X-l. Lloyd Cox; 2. Ber- bemt Coffin; 3. Carl Murphy.

Grade X Jr. —1. Francis Mm- Adam; 2. Maurice Murphy; 8. Mmrlel Geldert.

Grade IX-l. John Geudet; I. Evelyn Geldert; 3. Alphonsu: Kelly.

Grade VIII-l. Margaret Kelly; 2. Bertram MacAdam; 3. Jack Rossiter.

Intermediate Dept,

Grade VII-—1. Reginald lube- Adam; Giles Jay; 3. T (Jffin.

Grade VI —l. Jean MacAdaru; 2. Grace Robb ' 3. mtherim

Kelly

Oradcv Si‘. —l. 140i: 00x: I. Helena Rvoesitcr; 3. Mac- Grath.

Grade V —Jr. —1. Robert Mn- Ewen; 2. Harry Robbins; 3. Teresa ROSHBT.

Grade IV —-i. Joan Steele; 2. Helen MacDonald; 8. Owen Kelly.

. Primury Dept.

HI- Sr. 1. Clair Geldert. III Jr. —1. Jack Coffin. II —Sr. —1. Joseph Mac- ' 2. David Cox and Keith ' S. Allison Jay. e II Jr —1. Joan Anderson, I. Lois EZidershe/w. Grade I Sr. —l. Kenneth Jay; 2. Eddy Hawbolt; 3. Arthur Wat-

son.

Earnest D. Reid. Rrinciml. ' Eltmbeth Webster, Rita. O'Brien Aesceitants.

Epoch-making

m» $4.:

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Old Quebec _

By J. J. O'BRIEN Pres: St-lfl Writer

QUEBEC, May 1'l—l"rerlch Cen- ada outdrid itself today in extend- ing an epoch-making welcome to Their Majesties King George and Queen Elizabeth.

Novel‘ in it: history had Ithi: KBu-year-old city witnessed a dem- onstration like that given tJneKinrg and Queen when they drove arbout the city.

Houns before the time set for the Sovereigns to make their avp- pearanoe the recession routnwes over ts nine-lnlie length. Approximately 9.000 policememsol- diers, scouts and cadets lined the streets and kept the crowds in chock. ,

It was on wide Boulevard (Shareet in the lower town that the great-est crowd mm. "lied. The milled eround for hours, flgh ing for place: of vantage but when motorcycle officers rlwed by heralding the proximity of the King and Queen there was immediate quiet and order.

Headed by more than 100 silver- ,hu¢d mtorcvcles ridden w Prov- incial Police officers the procession started a few minutes after 3 pm. - EDT from a point rear Duflerin Terrace and led from the upper to

the lower town. All Mona the route the King en leaticelrly in St. Beuveur

end

but and St. Malo. working-class (m. trlets, that Their Mejestlee were greeted with the greatest display of warm-tn.

Business was at e standstill the household: were eunptlsd. Mothers brought Infant: into the Greets. lacing them in hlgli chllrs eon the curbside. Aged women an men. some of them just about able to hob. NI. were seated in chair: Ill e-lrmg the royal route In lower ‘awn dlstrliolte.

one po t : cl- d who hed waited four hour: fog-wtho comm;

17'7"

itwa:

mw-ns will convewe on Ottarwa Friday for the arrival of Their ltfajesties. Nearly all of them will be tz-aveigglgu 17 ____t_r§ine.

of the King and Queen invaded e brick yard and earned out piles of bflfig-gfuwit-h which to make seats.

BIB/Ill}

BELLMAN—At the P. E. Island Hospital May l4, 1939. to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bellman. St. Avurds. a “BSTEWL __ :::: :________._=_

muggy:

STEVENSON-BULMAN-On Wed- , May 17th at St. Paul's Rectory, Charlottetown, ac- orl Raymond officiating, Charles Reid Stevenson w Mildred Blanche Bulman, both of Rustieo. r 115-1’!!! lllcGARllY-At Iona on April 20. 1960, Mrs. John McGarry in her 87th year.

COBB-In M10 city on MA,‘ '1, 15$ Thomas A. Cobb. Wed -

Funeral from m!

Church Friday afternoon et 2.30. Masonic service at the grave. In-

tgment vygtmoreiand Cemeteg.

TN. MacLean

UNDERTAKER EMBALMER

Charlottetown and North Wiltehire ’

‘ . Phone 149, '

_ ' M’ the lorwer west “u! qf the city built_famlly stand: h front of their humble homes.

To the cheering crowds stretch- ed along the winding. narrow Streets. the King and Queen kept. nodding and smiling. Babies n arms mimicked their parent: in “Emil-Winn e: the sovereigns

On Morlrtmegny Street in 5t, Malo where the royal prooegslon veered towards the upper part of the city. msidents depleted their homes of chair: and benches and lined them up elcnfl the sidewalk.

In the upper town group: of Renoir-Canadian missionary priests some of whom are here on e vigil; from their missiondfy outpost; in ‘South Africa. stood waiting in the

of sun for hours to get e llmpos of Thai Majeatlea. I

completely halted

od of the royal procession. some sections of the city street oer service conned for more than three hours.

Arabia's new ollfl 1d ill - vide work for 10,000 epeoplve. m

' Without Any Pain

The ltoplif f eecon Tight £0“; won't hartwny

waerlythis

l craftsmen in the poorer Mum "of

The Central ‘Guardian

Thueelumnbrellvedloruewenf local lnterflt but Advttlllnl of tanned

- CONFIIDIBATION Lire INSUR- : QNUH ' L-Wlti-‘l-Ul-SL-

SUBPBIIING PRICES for ouh on new stud: of Firestone Tire: :1, illbm Device’ Red Indian Station.

INSTALL NEW TIRES for m]; season at Tom Davies’ Red Indian Station. Greet reduction for cash.

BID CROSS BIPPLID cmwnaru’: cmno oogducted by Dr. Aokrer at ‘town Bull. Summer- flde. Tuesday. May 30th and m: Cm“ 031N- Oharlottetown, Friday June md- n-ms- a-sl!

111-? also 0n Mmlday. May 22nd at Argyle Shore 7:30 p. m. Mr. DOn. aid MacDonald will conduct the services. L-151l.

ll!!! BUM NEAR MONTAGUI —mal Cenedinn Mounted Police 8B1 ten Elllon: of rum in a barn 0n the 49 Road about six miles ' from Montague yesterday. u wlrsl announced. Ch would be laid in connection wi the seizure, Pol- ice sold.

GUN Sllzmk-While in- vestigating a gum mot, fired at Avondele last evening at dusk en officer orf the R.C.M.P. assisted by

e officer, appre- hended l. rest nt of that district in the wt of hunting blank ducks. The gun we: seized md prosecu- tion will be entered in due

CHABIDTTETOWN VALEDIC- ‘IOBIAN-Mlas France: Clawson, lattetmvn P. E. L, senior Mount Allison we: recently el- Veledictnry exit-t F841!!! B8 61415 the ‘ ' ereises, to be held in the Charles Ilhvwcett Memozial Hall on Tuesday evening, May 23. Miss Cla-wson came to Mount Allison year and proved to be School for Girls’ most

COUTSE.

one of the outstanding student: both inetud- 1e: and in student activities.- (Sackvillc Tribune).

Warren, B9, temoon from the Home to Set-vies at side were conducted by

e e’: Cemetery. funeral home, end grave- the Rev

Brown, . Ewen An 50h.

T0 ATTEND ROTARY CON- VENTION-A numberof outstand- ing botlh in Canada and the Uhltal Sta/res have signified their definite inbention to be pre- sent et the District Conference here on June ‘l and 8.

to the hotels reservation commit-' The Governor of the State of Mhlne, Horn. Lewis 0. Barrows. accompanied by Mrs. Barrows and hi: private secretary and elrie has already arranged tn be present. fulfilling a long cherished desire to visit Prince Edrwurd Island. BRILLIANT STUDENTS-lem- uel Prowse, .1011 of Hon. T. W. Prowse and Mrs. Prowse of Char- lottetown, errived hon-re Tuesday night from Torontowhore he com- pleted hi: flf yea-r in medicine at Toronto Varsity. His sister Doris, who has also completed her fifth year in medicine at the same institution, is interning this year at Gravenhuret Senator-tum in the ilfuekoke lake: district in Olm-

o.

BXOLOGISTS INVESTIGATE HERE-Three members of the U. S. Biological Survey. Washington, D.C. were in the Province recent- ly investigating conditions under

Mendel. The men here tum to the United State: for e short time before going to north- ern Canada. to the breeding ground: of most migratory birds. They are making a cheek-up of numbers, food condition: and are to ascertain if numbers erem mecie: are increasing.

FUNERAL SERVICES - The funeral or! Ml‘. Jame: P. Duffy was held from his late residents, 9d Pownal Street yesterday morning . stun‘: Basilica where Mes was celebrat-

gnwe. The honorary pail bearers were Messrs. John Webster. Alfred Duchemln. R. E. Spillett, Herbert gunk-H: Jaaneea J. . 0mm an udge . ‘The wflvo pflbeuen were: lid. fiicholeort, Dr. Blanchard,‘ V - amen Oempbei, Frau: M n and Edward Cullen.

BMAEY-Rnhn Anne: were eeent with the %Mfl-ILTIS et the

'f'ue:d:y National

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Th: corn lhrfvel: up end dug.“ Remove: the whole corn and ‘t hurt a hit. it’: the lure remedy- Iltloll’: Corn Iztrletor

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_ usual content.

, Vera Campbell and women's chor- , us, of

“Rogers. Other

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"F, W3"? iiluBl LAST “NIGHT,

cellent Variety Pro- gram. '

The season's final meeting ofthe Women's Music Club was held last night in the Hotel Charlottetown. and the lengthy programme was one of interesting variety and un-

A pleasing feature was the op- ening number, the singing by lirfiss

a charming little song "Jasper Lullaby", written by Mr. Charters, steward of the Hotel Charlottetown. The song, which truly catches the spirit of the west was most heartily received.

The subject of the evening was "Victorian Music." and Mrs. L. B. MaoMillan in her excellent paper outlined the progress British music in the nineteenth century. At the outset of the century, mu- sic in England was rather at a standstill for various reasons. and lacked any influence on musbai progress; but. un advance soon bu“ gan and continued during the second half of the century with increased strength and soreness.

Mrs. MaeMillan dealt with the com s who contributed to this advance, until ‘En/gland ls nowsuc- cessful in disprovinl: Rubenstelnc assertion that it was the most un- musical nation on earth.

The musical portlCn of the pro-

e was for the most part gay and rollicksome, as many of the numbers were from those well known and inimitable Victorian operas of Gilbert and Sullivan.

All the numbers -were artistically performed and verv much enjoyed, and at the conclusion members left in a happy frame of mind, all eagerly lookin fomard to next season's activities after an excep- tionally pleasing year.

1n the Gilbert and Sullivan numbers Miss Vera Campbell des- cribed the setting and action, members of the chorus takingpart' in the dialogue with very amusing results thoroughly enjoyed by ev- ery one. These numbers lncluded "Climbing Over Rocky Mountains" from “The Pirates of Penzance", with Mrs. B. Patterson as soloist; “Poor Wandering One" from the same opera with Miss (mmpbell a: soloist; ‘Twenty levesick Maid- ens" and various excerpts from “Patiencefl with soloists Miss Campbell, Miss Margaret stems, Mrs. Frances Trainor; and the trio “I Hear the soft Note", sung by was Campbell, Mrs. H. S. Hen- derson and Mrs. Nell MacLean. ‘The other three members of the chorus were Miss Baker, MissCall- beck and Miss I-lrleslis, Accomp- cnits were Mrs. Full and Mrs.

items on the programme : "A Reg- Royul Q "The Gondollers"; “Strange Adventure", from “The Yeomen of the Guard"; and "When Evenings Twilight" by Hutton, noted Victorian composer and grand-uncle of Mrs. Artrllur Weeks of Charlottetown. The mix- ed quartet i: composed cf Mrs. Roper. lvfrs. Henderson, Mm. P.D. Williams, and Mr. C P. MacKen-

zle.

Mrs. Roper and Mrs. Henderson also sang two duets, "O Pflacefui Nlgrht" (German), and "In Spring- time" (Newton).

mlrtrflé- enjoyable numbers were the soprano solos of Mrs. Frances Holl Trainer, “Take, Oh Take Those Lips Away" (Bennett. “But- terflies" (Corbett). “Love the Ped- lar" (German); the soprano solo. “Who'll Buy My Lavender", Miss Ma erite Cudmcre; andthe group o! our doom piano duets, denial music to “Her-od". by Bam- uel Taylor Coleridge-Miss trillion MseKennle and Miss Suzanne Brenton.

The President, Mrs. Lawson ex- pressed her thanks to the guestl. Mr. William; and w. MaeKonzie, and to the associate members for their fine cooperation during the year, and her hope that next year the Club would branch out even farther in its activities.

Canada Loyal To Mother Country

IDNDON. May 1'7 -(CP Cable)

v

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su the Belfast

las-t election day night

WGTB

to Messrs. (J.

Question floor of scattered

question:

Sorry

Queen. Rebelling

children breaking afternoon

good front of

line DICK .

kee to

gateway to

crowd still

—German propaganda in the Can- adian middle west may militate a- gainst success of the visit of th King and Queen to that district, according to Rt. Hon. R... B. Ben nett.

The former Canadian Prime Minister ‘told a Toe-H meeting yesterday that the middle west had a large German community where propaganda could be circulated

freely.

"We lmow that propaganda is controlled from Chicago and that i5; effect on the younger German settlers i: considerable," he said However, the older German: valued their liberty in Canada tno highly to be influenced by propaganda.

If kitatn ever was attacked, Canada would rush to the colors, the former Prime Minister pre- dlcted.

Retain (Two Seats In By-election

IDNDON. Mel! 17-1112 Cham- berlain Government held trwo House of on: seat: but lost

Royal

Canadian QUEBEC, the Plains

lifted their

large bouqu the ‘valley.

tallied

itely decided o Governmetxit i“ gpealger 0i’ Messrs. 0901119 - the candidates for the Dig-x

am Di trlct fo ch e 1' yegs and MW gegklnfl re-electloxl addressed the m critter led at Liberal candidates from the the meftinzs In ist t ere ecotnr ins en Wumxklm” from the body Wm new‘: “with Maseru. MacKlnflUH 131M. ?e}.li-rrrlr‘lira/gedobeffzre Mr. MMKUIHOH

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Police llave

QUEBEC. Y French-Canada‘: citizens at least broke through Police line: infill!!!‘ eagernea; to and

-1ine imposed by becois time and t. 03cm ed enmsseevgeirlstc onseetgs along the royal route end invld forbidden territory. At. Wolfe’: Cove were in the vanguard in bounds, and followed by adults, took possession of the area. reserved for cabinet ministers. At the battlefield: ceremony children again broke the line: end surged royal car as it we: leaving. Tonight an eager crowd fought- maturedly with police the hotel where the vlncial banquet was-taking They pushed. lostled end by sheer pressure

But they fal ed to budge es."

battlefield but now a. peaceful Pork 35,000 Freneh-Oenadien chi dreu

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fir!!! 6t

children edthesmendtfle beehdtotting

l Weet A-aoseoh Mwbmnldur. 06

Iris (Accords; Conservatives Big Reception

This section went stronulv

but. iudeim

eMve: 1w:- “Wlam "it; ilfirfi". no defin- nsorvafl

n a '9

(he Conservetivee

the

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question we: hm" feet so , not a few but many m the meeting!“ Joe-re: and

to keen any Mm- the meeting W08

Time 0n

Patrol Duty

l'l --(O P)- freedom-Irwin! four time: mu

see the King strict discip-

lice, the Que- press

against

this morning

thi: about the

in fQ-

niece. f eliy forced the police

Motorcycle police came to the rescue driving their vehicles in- creaslngly close to ‘the crowd: to force them back. But they had to p this up continually in order maintain police barrier:

A; the evening crowd outside the hotel grew lug- er and sorely tested police tempers once again. their eagerness positions to see . leave the ban uet they began I veritable tug o the police e full I0 feet across the

woreontbe

At one moment, 1n to obtain good Their estie: and

war shoved

the

hotel. on

Provincial constables solved this problem by lining upa solid row of motorcycles behind which the

ostled and pu:hed

the “hik-

Ghildren Pay Homage To

Couple

BY LEON EDI!‘

Free: teff Writer May i’! —(OP)-—On of Abraham, once e

voice: today in hom- and

e younger

with thou of into e -

French flag: the huge field of multi-colored

ers swaying in Threg 1i tle eight. attired

the breeae, .. girls. ell o them full mu not flower:

slew

teller cfroeeeendiiiie:

touched the Queende- , inatten-

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e To Vote .ln 0h: cttetcvm And Royalty. - - Today

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Alrtios or Andy‘ - Successfully Staged

It Q r Ttveedey vent!!! l!!! I in ngzum Reef flail thgt as; of " we: eucceufrlhy flied before e full house. e M’ ew Anrnan Women’: Institute. under. the direction of Mn. J. W. weu . ‘the very beet order (for whlc Traveller: noted) to the delight of the crow each character did Justice to the art assi - Petunia (Army's dorky cook) we: played by Louise Mouse who we: a " " a: . in her dark? muffle with reaubesfiene. not crowd amused will‘!!! ed her service at Andy’: rthdroy dinner end who in continued con- flict with Jacques. the butler and valet, albly impersoneted by Wei 6 Moose, left no