APRIL 20.1929

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THE CHARLOTTETOWN c;

An Act to Incorporate The

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~ to preside over a gathering at which P "ye l; h h ,..._____ resrl cr c t _ __ Y " Willy Orfliors were present and town. n u" l “my” “on” m "m “"1” JQITIGS P b t . h Stron e FlaVOuf 7 who lied all ac iiiiieo the i - "°°““““°d "m" W!‘ 1- Fmm” u’ u“ 0mm" L“ "m ' res y enan are , ‘l m5! v08 a0 29. An Act to Amnd an Act to rue-rd to landlord and tenant ro- l - . well and although all could m. i... yum," amend m, Chum", f M r l’ i. "mlsuir-BIV- W- B8110! Mum. 8m winners they were well repaid by this Act. 1010. in; B memory M“ so but to m“ not“: ‘zieissieflyuazeugauézzzzg °nGml5T-M3~ Gloll-GI METIVEN. _ - experience they had gained in the so Ah Act to Incorporate The ' ’ " l‘ g ‘ ‘ v ' Dr. Macbfiilan: M ' u is required under the old Summary. _ i ‘ I stirly of the work they had under- legislative and Public Library right I Wm ten youy ‘xxxmtgeuhgn “gamut Am my m.“ ‘n "up Sundany Morning ILOO-bermon-Tbe Minister, _ and The Robe", Kine“ Mum member "om 5mm. did ' “m, ‘n u“. “s”. , I Mil-hen!- Jcsus. M! Saviour" New“ _‘ ‘Hon. A. r". Arsenaiilt s Bnkln h i i ' "Wm- v Afternoon zoo-s ml s h ‘ I . ' - behalf o; m. judges ‘m1’, h g o 31 o“ emery‘ This is not his museum; hi, w‘. Premier Saunders: or course that e . ’ u “y '° °°" H, i APerfectBlend 0f Illdlfln GIIOCQYIOII T688 13011 pleased with the‘ talent eilhibli: ' is, is‘ taxi???’ “ma”! ‘m sullen was that thftaoo penalty be l! "l" l" l m“ m‘l°"‘Y °‘ m“ Kim“? i - . i" ad this afternoon and spoke of the the varizss Zctsireelaatxss: will: ‘mick out and that the dam pen- but h’ u n“ in the cue o! monthly o hem somy "d Tendgfly h“! h Cantu". T” ' . . ., e it b iit in its i La tenants. l i. i i m a y e p pace.( ughter), i i _ iiii iiiiii ii.iii i _i_ i it the Judge‘ mu“ hue hid no 33:1“: ggfaikfrfgflvfglillflglgl‘{Qsrefizil of Prohibition of Intoxicatin! Liq- Hon. Mr. Stewart: Pardon me. butl . task, Th; gonowm‘ we d ‘.7 s .. , i ng. ours. The m" it m ‘ _ - e4 ‘u, i i vi i i‘ w ev v ‘___ ‘ " .- D the wmners:_Fkst' Artlsura itfieufgzistigered that tirelvinners had 32. An Act to Amend the Statute Hon Mn Swwart; who“ hiends Premier Saunders: Oh no. ' Trlvn wt U 4t d ip Jontlnued from page i_ ey. o! Albertori nigh 3,3,0“ whmimezfce an; 33 ‘gawk t t I m d Th ihave ‘two horns of’ the dilemma, T“, Hen. Mr. Stewart: Does my hm i: l y w 238:)“ arch . ' A i " subject ~ i i -‘ * I » ~ - - c o ur er amen e m, _ find Inllhbll th t h t3 . ‘ ‘ ~ " ‘yjlllton Cofln and Hon. H. iiproblems rinse Canadns mmomlqanu showed great prmmse as future Town of summersme Incdrpor- b e rtowri statement as the hon. mom ‘fghout “omen L‘ "e trciinwzlf; mat. E. H. RAMSAY. l). D.: Rltv, HAMMOND JOHNSON . l l“: . cond, Blanche HuQh-‘orators. ~ aticri Act 1003. 9' 0f‘ Rustico has Riven it. ‘Phey w q e i, OBGANIST. PROF. W. E. FLETCHER. A.B.C.M.. A.'I'.C.l. -- i “mum, Prat a K Sh“, nudes. Kensi-rlston High School, fllbjgflq! Miss Tum“ and Mr 0M1,“ 34 A A t m’ came info House with a definite ls in by the month? . \ - 2 LW- 5M“ / ‘lmrhe Umflcimfl 0f Canada. ‘fliird, spoke briefly on behalf of the Icon’: ‘ofn IIISIIB sabnht’: RG21 e “mm: policy in regard m‘ m‘ Act and Premier “ma”: Y“. or n THE SERVICES . , _ Fmmu" and “m” K°°P':Jem1ma Twmn‘ summe h‘ .-.!iizhltestanf.s. expressing the hope‘ that of Prinyce Esclwafid Isllaeriltlmzn simply because somebody m!“ In‘ lent I mun Wm‘ ‘ "erbujzne- i: “m0 A‘ M'_Pmy" M”““5' ‘I "m. n. A. Messei-vy. s°h°°li 5\1b.l€Cl€.'"CliIlBdl Among thethe e o t i . ‘ °" "flier euseeeilen in e Joke they sd- “w”- ; 11.00 A. M.—Prea her-R;- :._ ,. ..- . Nations" -,~ 5 ra or cal contests would be specific purposes. M‘. stun“. Th“ L‘ ‘ amen“! _ c _ v. Dr. Ramsay. w” bmwht t° 5 °1°8° - 4- ; continued next year. Miss Tantcn in ‘35_ A“ Act Respect,“ The Beard opted it and changed an important ~ - _ z SubJect:—“Tne Acts of the Apostles" I i‘ m the singing o; the National Am The judge, were Mm Jig‘ Penyli _________ . f _ a 8 mum, on the other hand’ H. my matter altogether. Here is a noticej Anthem- God ls a bplrlt" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Bennett , 0,...’ 4 Hon. A. F. Arsenault and Rev. J. C Continued 09 page 7 (1)11 smnrfnssioners of Public Ut- hon "mm tram Rustic,’ u wrong’ out of the clear sky, so to speak. Ii § 23o P M s bh t s x rivmcc courrrv CONTEsT St Chili‘ Jeans. Commlttuew-Messrsl i as‘ Agni“ for I 0 1 u they came in with a settled Act and "'1 he’ eussemns that he should z‘ ‘ ' ' ' ° " '~‘“°°' “"1 Blble 61"!“- ‘ . - ’ - l - - , \ i district oratory contest to do ~J.E. Wrulht. J .F‘. Amett and 0i- PERSONALS tain moneys 1.223s: amenrftioferd new they are charisma u; enunly iatfglrxrrdrozfindbutfhpossease ghoul; h“? t 7'00 P‘ nl‘—PSrelach::i_-|I:et‘ivi" Hammond Johnson‘ g i ' ___,,‘..' _, ' lvcr McNeill. 1 _ without ever having tested it in ihe ' ' “ ° w" ° o u ‘° °‘-~ '5“ ‘ “il Hflmw- o g t If. t-‘tlwoe contestants to reilro- After the anmuncement of the Mr. A, E_ “embhv District sales- f: tlhe Public Service for the menmme‘ m "y it mm we are a“ ‘we mm m oppéflunm. u, get, out, z ARthPYIITSQE) ‘zlhdrhutgv Izlnzlgoir- iyurnel- 1 ~- RI??? Cilllmy in 31° PFOWH- winners by the chairman each of ma f th _ ca year mama 3w‘ Dawn‘ human. and we do not object io hu- wmmm’ fl“°“'m' mm W" ‘m ‘he ‘ Junior Con-rout’ ' NI t‘ e u’ * finals at Charlottetown was held the nine contestants was called to the U; lai- te Rock City Tobacco Co, ber, i929, and for the first part m", “any in me mam!‘ o! us!“ mu," M on, “mum ‘p least, z a Ion . ec s as Usual, z n’ affiinoon m sh Marys phflorm and pu-enkd with an m‘; . .. onc on, is Vmiblng the city. of the year ending 31st Decem- ‘acute. The history of legislature h“ should be made. I do not see why, *°-H++HM++0+ p+++o+o+ t+o~oeooooo4qog+44+4m ~ HEBICIZSIOB. vemlArchdeaccn W10», mnmmmg ‘ me don" hm -——-—~————-—~— ber. 193°" been that an" an A“ L! med out this clause should not be struck out. %I i “ V”! ably Pmsldw and the with the compliments of the Char-i Leslatlvv ABiforeifim H;3;’“t'h““e““d t° the and tested by experience. and it is fin‘ awn’ wnfh“ I “hm” ‘ha; _ h v e pp opt atpn ‘ e speaker said: judged that it needs re 0d m“ ' be ore that cond tion would arrive o m e I the man would necessarily have to Zlon Présbytérlan ChllrC/I

d... .. were carried out in a mariner, to the entire . ion all concerned.

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c Jinnah in his Opening re- egpicaad his pleasure in pre- 0- 51w w‘ ~

at a fmcbton so beneficial to , “uh I or». we» . annotation and at the evi- ital)‘; A-JQ mu- ‘inilgfaigtaken by the public in __ 1m ortant educational move- t. qut ofpthe twelve entries for .. qouunfy were absent. The by by the remain- _ nine were of I high order and 2w much applause from an inter- audience‘. riirst place was given to Arthur ‘Malley. who was the Prince Goun- \' winner last year and whose ad- was of outstanding merit. In lacing the next two in order of mer-

lottetown Guardian. Ifllhflng moi proceedings Van. Archdeacon while? l“ Wei-ins Bone friendly critieliimx filfvégtcd a slight nasal twang in thei Muller! 0f l-Ome of the contestants; and a tendency to flatness. polars‘ which wove to be avoided in orat-l ory. He, however. very highly com- All on their excellence in material and delivery- He asked those who were not placed in the winning three not to be disappointed as their addresses wene really a great credit to them and bod been much appre- ciated by the audience.

A11 who took part in the pro- fiqffdlflafl were the guests of The Guardian at a most enjoy- able supper at. the Queen Hotel. which was presided over by Mr. J. F.

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dp vge and high school students, teachers and others: commission and cash bonus besides. Maul’ eblfn _ . to Si‘ . dilring summer boil ‘ . For particulars write Mr. Conrad. Tower Bldg, Toronto.

A. W. SatvmdtlApl. 3i].

> Q0 WEEKLY SELLING AUTO- mobile trouble lights. No capital nr exgetlse required. Commissions in bdvance. Sticks anywhere on cor.

lasting flfshlight. Sells itself on sight. Write for demonstrator and Pflflklllafb. Exclusive territory alloggd. National Electric Corp. (Canada) Ltd, Dept. K. Keefer Bldg, Montreal. A. W. 3-23-Sat4i.

'Miscellaneous

lflltglpco TAGS EKPEDKTIOUSLY iuppifed. Guardian Job Printeryl t1

._______ _____ Idlm ALFRED Phi-DONALD, Land Surveyor, Hcrlilalivllle. Souris. Telegraph. - 8027-3-2l-lnlo.

bIOURNlrlG Guard-

IIAM AND f at shortest notice. ian Jcb Prlntcry.

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W’? folding mattresses, pillow yllshiloris, etc sanitary Feather Mattress Co., 166 Queen street. Ch-ilottetown. PEI.

CORRESPONDENCE cAnns AN!) 931L010“! with address printed. Jill‘. meat. lnflvations. etc, Guardian

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Job PIIIWIIY. '

l For Sale

om rnlis Ion SALE-S cam-s Mr bundle. Apply Guardian. 4321-2-1Q-U.

bred foo: egg production. 50c per 14. Also cockrels $2.50 each. Chas. n. Mel-sari, Clyde River. 3303-4-20-2i.

FOB SAIl-JECOND HAND CAR, Flby Grand, Chevrolet. Would make good truck. Apply B4 Great 00011! street, City. 3242-418-31.

POI. SALE-QUANTITY OF CERTI- . fled Bnauicihg Rose seed potatoes. i 00 1b. bag 50c. P. O. B. Kensing-

"h. bola included. Frank L. Mc-

‘ Nutt. mrnley. azao-l-ia-ai

, bushels choice Banner been oats. Draft Mire, Island Brod. twelve l hundred lbs. Calvin Wood. South- Wri- 8304-4-20-2i.

Cafdssified Advertisements

HMH» “oowwno-onw ’ . a _ cope“

Ageiiie Wanted

ii lion In-mnico DAYs PAID

Clcgi-IO-mmlnetic. It's also an over-

_ _.__.__.__ ______ natal-m BEDS MADE INTO SANI- -

the thing for acknowledge“

l i IATCIING Eons. nAnru-zn nouns

zcxnnnnun F0! SALE - TWO imnnnan

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...-.. 10c per lino oft words . Boporllnooliworls - lebcrliueofiwords m. ‘In perllflenl5worda

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"May it please Your Honour‘.

"We His Majesty's dutiful and loyal zsilbjects. the Legislative Assembly of Edward Island Fish and Game‘ the Province of Prince Edward Is- Protccticn Act, 102B. laud in Session assembled, approach An Act to provide for a Plebis- Your Honor at the close of our labors cite on questions relating to the , with senlznients of unfeigried devot- Control and Suppression of ‘ ion and loyalty to His Majesty's per- Trafllc in Alcoholic Liiquors. inch and Government. and- humbly Ari Act to further amend The bcg for Your Ilonorls acotptance a City of Chariottetoivn Iilcorporwbill t0 be intltulcd "An Act for ap- ation- Act. ,[)I‘0])l‘l&l'.lhg certain monies therein .An Act to Amend The Road menlioncd for the public service of

Act, 1928f the Province for the fiscal y-irar end- An Act to Incorporate Scale: ing December 31st, 1929. and for the Hydro-Electric Company, Lim- flrstypart of the year ending Decem- ited. lib-er 31st, 1030. thus placing at the

.An Act to Incorporate North disposal of the Crown the means by

Tryon Electric Company, Limit- which the Government can be made

ed. ' cfiicient for the service and welfare

An Act to Amend The Jildiccit- l cf the Province."

urc Act. ‘ l To this bill the Royal assent was

An Act to Incorporate Theannounced bythe Clerk in the fol-

Trilstees of Tile Brace Bock. “Howling words: '

. An Act filrther amending The‘, “His Honor the Lieutenant Gover- City of Cirlariottztown Iricorp-,nor doth thank His Majesty's duti- oration Act, Cap. 22. [fill and loyal subjects, accept their

. A__n Act.to filrther amend all j benevolence and assent to this bill in Act to Asses, Levy and Collect i His Maiestyti mme."

" Taxes on Income and Personal His Honour then delivered the foi-

Property, i lowing speech.

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l l ale Help Wanted

‘qmoxuz BECOME EXPERT i. Barber. Special rstesofIered. Write ‘l today Moler Barber College, Hall- fax. l-Sttltl.

WANIED - FIRST CLASS CAI.- PINTER FOBEMAN, one able t0

An Act tofncorporate The Mr. Speaker and Gentlemen of the Provincial Scinatoriilm. \ Legislative Assembly of Prince Ed-

. An Act to Incorporate The Cra- ivard Island:- paud Hall Company. In relieving you from your Legis- " lative duties ‘for the present session. I desire tn expressmy appreciation of lthe core and diligence you‘ have ziv-

produce results. None other need apply. Standard Construction Co.,,

Ltd" Railway Wharf. charlotte-lkpngplTT-A; pylmce Cgunty H05.‘

. town. 3276-4-18-31. l

‘WANZEMPE-ISONS To Gnowl, Mushrooms for all spring and sum- i

‘ mar. Earn upwards of 020.00 week-

ly now. Illustrated booklet for stamp. Dominion Mushroom Co., i Toronto, 3. H. W. M. Api. 20.

Female Help Wanted

. IVANTED -- TWO EXPERIENCED maids. One for kitchen and one for dining room. Apply Parker House. 3I33-4-10-tf.

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GIRLS, TRAIN FOR NURSING AT- tendants. course: one year. diploma given. Maternity. a months extra. Address N. E. Peabody Home, Oak Hill, Newton Centre, Mass. ---4-16-3lpd.

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LOST-IN THE CITY. tortoise shell glasses. Guardian.

LADIES heave at.

l- Salesman Wanted

PAINT AND ROOF beat competition. Shipped from Toronto. United Builders Co., B802 Wade Park, Cleveland. 0.

April Zil-pd.

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A M B l T I 0 U S INEXPEIIIENCED men allowed fifty cents hour. learn- ing best paying trades. Englneerina. Electricity, Garage work. Chauf- feuring. Brieklaying, Barbering. Hairdressing. Literature free. Write Dominion Government Chartered Trade Schools, i107 St. Lawrence, Montreal.

Articles For Sale FOR SALE-I BICYCLE. FIRST class replif‘. Apply Items McDon- ald. York . 300l-4-10-ii. FOR. SALE-ONE LARGE COOKING range, and several small stoves. Apply 80 Rochford 5t. 3203-4-i0-Ii.

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catalogue; time payment if desired,

Nursing i

lileral Hospital. bliciiigail. on April

CEMENT; salesmen selling plan allows you tcl

S. V. M. I-G-Slt. 8i.

nnvrris , ..____....__. er) to the many important matters submitted for your consideration.

R. A.‘ In the name of His Majesty Ithank

{you for the liberal supply you have

granted to enable the several Depart- MCKENNA~Dn April 12th, i920, to menis of the Government to meet Mr. and Mrs. Vlcndcll P. McKcnna, the riiany needs of our people. Neurton, Lot 26, a son. Michael It is now my duty to declare this ilflancis. Congra --zlonsl :.Seeoncl Session of the Forty-first _ _ General Assembly closed. In doing DEATHS ,sa I trust that Divine Providence may ! ‘bestow blessings upon this Province lMncKENZlE-LAI. st. Cathlirinfiis, Apia“ “P” "=11 °i W“ 11h W" "l- ‘ril 1o, Mrs. Neil s. MricKenzie, aged Wm" “"1”-

185. Funeral Sunday at 1.30. The clerk the“ “m? "lvIr. Speaker and Gentlemen of

Legislative Assembly:

It IS His Ilorioi-‘s will and pleasure ihat this Legislative Assembly be prcrcgued. and the Legislative Assem- bly is accordingly prorogued."

After the prorogation. His Honor inspected the Guard of Honor and IIS carriage having driven off in ad-

pital. April 15, to MI‘. and Mrs. lProfitt. a daughter, Betty Irene.

M(‘.LEAN—In this city April I9, 1929,; Willard McLean. aged I5 IIIOIIHISl ‘Funeral this morning at 11 o'clock. l WYATT-At Pleasant Grove, Friday. iApril 19th, Mrs. Edward viryeizt. in lher 87th ‘year. Funeral from her laic

Yresidence Monday. April 22nd. 52.». ‘vice starting at 2 o'clock. Interment , "all" °f the GulYd- he $30k m? 551'

1n York Gamma,“ lite at the corner of Queen and Graf- l i tcn Streets.

The Caledonian Pipe and Drum Band headed the Guard on their

l lith, following an operation for in-Q march back i0 "l? Drill 3h"!- Jlist as His Honor was leaving the

testinal trouble. W. E. ivlcllean, for- , mei-ly or Cable Head. Chamber the members. led by Mr. J A. Campbell, sang “God Save the King."

IICLEAN-Passed away at thc Gen-I

PETERS-Died iii the City D11 Aprilj

Cathedral thence to R. C. Cemetery. >

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They have been specially sel- ected from the latest shapes and styles and are the beat values we have ever seen for the money.

ForSale

Panel doors and frames, window sashes and frames. two wire (ates nine and ton feet, one enamel flak,

, Coma 1n and look ‘thenrover.

I0] ' _ some used ovsae on hand. Hubbard ""1 1M» "I" r1" with two news! . n» i whit: “:15.” 0&3? Nailing. ggen git-rewr- Al}! “Qtezeqflfg ‘:3, ‘,';',',,,,‘,’,"‘F,,',‘°,,;'; g3; 3,03% om n . - - a - - i‘ ’°' “i wiifiii-‘ill: ___-’° ------- are. "least." ":2." I .--------‘ so: ' sALs-risnmo aoA-r u , °" °- FOI l flflflflj‘ “n. feet over all. complete set sails. :m'“'7'mkm::r| zflghfrfn “'1: bits. ‘ W111" A“'°"' "m ‘Will sail n I barilln. Apply-to M o ‘r m“, “mm . ' N?! Q5 5 "q “h- pmg, George D. Nicholson. Binnie! - ‘bu. m" h“. 5°" ApplyMrLA. a. Bfldtw '"3-4.'1°'"- s. a. Stewart. lolmm A - ,1 u: _g%ib_ald1btmt.ltm- -——""-'-“*" ‘ Intuit. Upper Prim ltmt. ‘no » UQ-s-‘LIM- if. uuewnI-igywsrnm "f, ' i" ' -.I $8

i0, i929, Mrs. Adele Peters. aged 90' u Wm‘ m m” I u o’ y ‘ '

years. The funeral villi take placeh Li!‘ n ' o“ wogibphn” M from M. Hennesseys parlors this 1 . “f” 5mg 1 txk objection m‘ n“ morning at 8.45 to St. Dunstan’; 1

section, and if you look into it close-

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Till PROMPT ' IIIUGGISTI ’

amendments are made from time to linie. But. you enacted this section a year ago and you are now repealing it ‘without ever testing it out to see whether it ls workable or not. In as much as this change is being made. might "I silggest another one, and that is with respect to section 181, that “the Board shall on the 30th day of June and the 31st day of De- cember in each year pay to the pro- vincial ‘Treasurer the surplus money. ii an)’. over and above the sum of $200, remaining on hand after dis- charging all expenses as aforesaid and any filrzher charges incurred by the Board under this Act“. If ithis section is ‘.o be amended,‘ why not iheliiee it. in this bill?

Premier Saunders: Might I suggest that you look at the Statute Amend- ment Act on your desk.

Confusing I Jehtion

Hon. Mr. Stewart: Does my hon. friend suggest‘ that after introduc- ing on amendment to the Prohibition Aot he i; bringing in. at the some time. another amendment to the Prohibition-Act under the Statute law? Why not put them all under Prohibition? ‘ Premier Saunders: This Act was tabled some days ago. Hon. Mr. Stewart: It is an easy matter to add clauses in committee. I would suggest ‘ihat you put it in the proper place. Why ~you should burden the siatute law with a sec- tion of the Prohibition Act is be- yond my comprehension. ‘ Premier Saunders The acts are‘ being consolidazed now. and we will do away with it in time. Hon. Mr. Stewart: Why not make a good start right now. and have your Prohibition Act all together? I do no’. think there has been any amendment up to the present time in the Statute Law Amendment Act. Here you have an Act ‘.0 amend the Prohibition Act and you should get all your amendments in it this year. Inote also in the Statute Law amend- menls another very important. amend- men; with regard to Prohibition Magistrates. That should never be buried in the Statute Law Amend- ment Act. That is a matter that has been very mlich alive for the past year. and this apparently is an at- tempt to cure the existing legislat- ion. Why shouldn't it be put in the proper place? .