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The equality o: women gel-s bel-‘ trr olnin an even break 1n “ j '. minis Aldrich."

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They're ll‘ 1111;; l around that Bill McKtlcllnlc sent Hank Gowdy out with JIlSYFlICLlOHB to corral Old Ray Benge and bring hi1?‘

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bot-l th. R..d' whine S“ e P a wk dead

. "Bring Llie or alive." wired B . "HOW Mn 1 Gowdy re-

tell the difference?" torted-coilcni.

Billy Knickerbocker had better start hitting if hc docsnt want to see Joe Gordon k M. second g0

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base. Timmy Johnston Ebbets Field summer all right, ii’ he could only get some fighters beside Bob Pastor t0 fight there.

You have often seen the fam- iliar piCllllB caption: "Local bo'

5 makes good." Boston papers claim ll. originated back in i913 when Francis Ouimet, captain of the present Walker Cup team. beat Fed Ray. British veteran, and Harry Vardon in the plsyoii for the National Open title on the. Brookline lMassJ course where Ouimet starred as a caddy.

Charlie Grimm is seeing tolt that Larry Ft is lettlnll Elenty oi rest this s . Lorry a.- twlrled great hall in‘ is time and still can lmt he can t. so in there every three or four days and mow ’em down as he once ClJllld-. lost year he went smut in f-lll‘ spring, but god down in thr-

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CRAPAUD -— Marrymakcrs con- cert and dance ‘Tuesday 24th. Aus- plces LiliilfiS Lodge. 11-722.

POLICE (‘0Ult'l‘—At the Police (‘our-l Saturday a drunk and dis- orderly was sentenced to 30 days in 1111i. A summarv ejectment case was adjourned until this week.

ALL MEDIBERS 0f the 5th Bat- tery ars requested to meet at the Armouries this evening at; 7,30, Civilian dress. 1,1726

'I‘HE ANNUAL meeting of the Charlottetown Lawn Tennis Club u-ili be held ln the Y. M. C. A. on Wednesday, May 26th, at 8 p. m.

Important business of interest to 21.1 lriembers will be brought up. L-727-5-28—2t. |

FUNERAL SATURDAY-The

.:‘11nc1l1l of the late Ralph Diamond,

which “He; largely attended, was

llfiCl from liis father's residence,

Drlrllrias street, Saturday afternoon] SETHCPS 21'» the house and. grave

ivere concluded by Rev H, 1_,_ Den_| ion, Muiisrer o! the Baptist Church. . 11nd Adj. Lynch of the Salrvstion

Arulv. Pall bearers were lilessrs J.

ton Wheatley. William 0oz: Ar-

r G-arret. Cecil Ward, Author

: lee and Allied Clinton.

FUNERAL SERVICES-The furi- 1=r.ll oi Hamid DonOVtm was held

Sdlllfdfly 11101111114; from A. A. Hen-

smrv o1 a school lkachcr who .11~ I‘ =\'T"M*lh°" D- D- Th? P311 b95191‘ were Itlessrs Liongaphie. Joseph Collins. D. Gillie.

The members of (die L. P.

, every nun until. o; 00111“; he 141,5 win-h [he deceased was s. member|Is the Lord."

11c" ‘y’: Undertaking Parlors to 1's Basilica. where Requiem’ .&\ was celebrated by Rev.:

John GilllS. Angus

Nfuurir-e Boierr and Frank Ooyle.

pPPPdCd the hearse.

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u .11 ilw (lover-nor Generals modal.

l. (ill veers

lvtacivlillan leave tomorrow for 1\ll')ilLl'l‘Lll to attend their son's ‘ graduation.

l..-\lD T0 REST-The funeral

of rlic lnle Mrs. W. H. F. Gill was

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tcrriav afternoon to Cemetery. Services at the house land grave were conducted by Rev. Dr. Legato. The SlODllPfl l-iolroyd, Frank Andrew, A. E. Morrison, John Da’ lMouid, W. M. Blaiiaul, S. A. Mac- " lLeorl, J. A. MacMillan, H. L. Beth- ,une, Hon. F‘. R. l-Iearlz, D. A. Mac- lKinnon. G. Webster, J A. Fraser. J. F. Whear.

'J. P. llllliori. Chief Justice Math-

ihilih‘.

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IIZYERAL Ir srANrrorE-The l f . J. Farrell Mau- '

iul of Frank McCabe. 69. who Al lliS Stanhope residence on

1 1-‘ ’I‘i1ur.<day was held Saturday morn-

lll- mine instlluliori. it was learn- lirc ivcckc-nd. Hon. Dr. J. P. MziciMilan was m! 11cm this province who

l1:1'.r- l)l‘F.“ll live or six stud- ‘om Pnnce Edward Island 1o have ivun the award in the Mr. and Mrs. T. M.

lilzre

181d from her late residence yin- the People's

IIIOUTIIGPS WCIG.

lalcl, A. H.

P. Nicholson, J. A.

J. E. HIUTlS, Stanley Mathcson,

eson, C. H. B. Longworth, Maur- WP “looks, Charles Earle, Joseph .\’iZl('N"lll. Wm. Gordon. G. D. \Vrr".hl., H. F. Connors, L. L. Jen-

l.\' ‘rruzsrrsn m AGRICUL- 'l‘l‘l l-A vasll of intermt to V1115 PlOVlllC“ ivas made recently by 2.111: J. H. GorvLn of the Depart- mr-nl. of Agriculture, London. Eng- Mr. D J. Gillis. Assisi- or of Auriculture, Si.

mime. r" ‘lflllillllilllfl. During their iili: in 11111 Prov nce. lhcv consulted win v-Fl- 111m oi the Dclmlimml

pr,- pvflflllllltg to the dc- rif rho various linesof lrrlrnl activity in this Provin- l)t'("..l1 Vliii Was made to flit‘ , I. (‘tn-operative Eel: and Polli- 1a,, lion or xyhich they Weft’- \‘."l'\‘ 111 1. iuleicsicd in taking ll\\'flV uinh lhcm detailed inforzna- lionloi the ivorklrrrs of this 0Y8“!- izution. being much impressed with policil" lormirlalcrl when this As- socianon commenced opBtWl-lOIH twenty-five years aizo.

llo You duller From Headaches?

Headache is a source of great suffering and often leads to serious derangemcnts of health.

Headache is nearly always symptx» inatic of some diseased condition, rather than a disease itself, but in most crises comes from a disordered

we qualify for fuller revelation. By

desiring revelation and, being will- ing to receive it. Lot not torpid complacency, spiritual laziness

U. of l serlnon

sang William Blake}; “Jerusalem.”

dligcncc and leadership. For some time iic labored in Georgia, U. S. another A as 1111111». About Lllls lime, lie became (THIS. lfilLi 11ml discontent that increased with i111; rlssocialloii with a M01 ulivrillingly attended one of their scrvicrs when his “strangely warmed". It turning point. in his lie. He be- KP raml- lhc Apostle to the multludes alienated from religion, traveliin lllOllsallds of miles each year a preaching to as many as thousand who gathered to £11m. including many oi’ the nobil-

ty.

John Wesley is resrarded as one

of the great religiousvleaders oi all I is

through Jesus Christ, and accord- lng to Lccky. the historian, saving Engiimrl from a revolution. Today, some thirty million followers y lribulc to his spirit and leader ip in GVflllgPllClll Christianity.

emphasis “'11s placed upon Empire Day‘. the address. being given by Rev. A. MucKenzic. He suggest- w ed that. in this day when the loos- ening oi moral sanctions and so clal KllFClDlIIiC is common there is a clear Chris: rnninlnin is ewr-nlinlly a Gospel oi’ freedom. SPlVillilly, the need and challenge mm Di ill!‘ of peace and the responsibility o! mi l1 maintain and promote it. He sug- gested svvr-rol specific things that eiirli 01111 might do. singing of the National Anthem

Scouts annual church parade and

b a large choir. The morning an-

amallmen was the brarltorio solo-

ot Florin-e was Tait s ngtng A R. Kendall presided at the cr- gun.

Sunday was observed in Charlotte-

alomnrh, or or circulation of the blood, and t o cause must be ro- moved before relief can be had.

Burdock Blood Bitters helps ro- mnva tho caries of headache by l acting on different organs of the body to regulate, strengthen and purify lhn ayratem.

Mas. ARTHUR J. WIIJJAIIS, Lac

Bio. Anne, Alta. writiesi-“I suflared for years with diary headach sud sometimes they wan so bad could not get any sleep. .M neighbou- told mo about Bu oclr lood Bitters, and after falling several bottles my headaches had isa red

any 11111111" tau troubled Yliiflh 1 u musing in 21:3 ecliscoomfolift m aliavl , but after he had taken two bfittw 0| B. RB. he got rid of the pimples."

churches. lGirl Guide movements

Put up by Tho T. Milburn Co, Ltd. “on v m’ m-Qgchgr would in found in

Youth Surid

nu: BAPTIST ciiuiull“

The Rev. Harvey L. Deriton, B. Th. B. D., in the morning amnion 1 100$ as his subject "Qualifying ior Revelation." Interesting, awak- enlng, challenging are the words oi Jesus during that memorable last gathering n the upper room. “I have many things to say unto you. but ye cannot bear them now." They had learned many things from Jesus but there were still sadly so many-that still they could not grasp, failed of under- standing. The words are altar all an encouragement to beginners in the Christian life, a romlse oi a wider revelation, s. rc-her experi- ence. These ilvorda are a rarxvoch to us who have made so lit e pm- gress in appreciating the spirit of the Master. The world ll lull 0t undeveloped Christians. How may

TRTNIIY UNITED CQIDI

‘1 ' all“ in» to Covehead Church. Services B A I . . l " . ‘ v . . -. . _ . ., or Vancouver, B. 0., where 'l‘he 1m. e 1111s good newspeperl fffjf"ft‘i"c,a,“iilelnfiéglfsldgfw (fin- I" conlmm‘ with u,‘ United tgfaapi,lfés'cl.‘vtfédsxianrg he has accepted a position with ulmusilntrc and is motif-villi tvul- “ " f S, D I L.‘ -. ‘U - 1c‘ Church oi Canada. and also with David He hird been ihiuking the Hudwns B” Company‘ A“ eiiy tluuuuhoul. Tile lune lrlslr i? ' . ‘.1 1,5 M,“ jwersly‘ other Churches throughout the abouotlic well-being of his nation appropriate gm‘ “get/her with an I W0 suu- 111111 MCI cnlicaliue Walzer Pul- (“ITS “m” Mcsbm’ John Chrisiimi world the morning ser- and people thanking God m‘. ms engrossed address expressing good I2 c "t I s h N f D ' ~ Q0011, 111111111" lllt;l'lL_ the honors which R ‘Aflllijfl-i Mgjrylfltrllldfi JOSBPTI vice i“ T-rinitv‘observ°d the 3b goodness m’ him and mom and m M51195 5nd WET?“ l“ hi‘ "W" a l} U = ha“. bu.“ accord, them by mar o. n. q 0111s . ars a . Isaac cpmeLurv of the conversion o! the midst“ ms rave“ i" 'm_ anc. from the club, was resented - l) srrldio. ulhers :n t e cast were 111-] ~~ 1h Al-llllr $h-\“'- John WNW May 34m 1738 be 1 this , pd- ' “fem? by Walter Goes and the esldent N PBISINTS divicluolviy‘ (xvi-rt. "lily Dear lilies; IYTFRFsTIJéwGFETI‘G A“ J01“, WGQIQVQ-as the ‘DDR0; the’ ma“; eneraggner m’ o“ the Arthur Jones. A Adlw" “PM “WW "l vwmw‘ - “ * ' ‘ ' rnr11>1~ of Epivorth. He descended And “i1 - Yr -o 1 u - Pwem "W" "°“°‘- ‘mm’ E‘ The Grand Dance Revue of 1938 N Orml of ““"“L"‘g“°15' l \ a; Am§;f‘;,i}i,,‘ff.d“'f‘§f [1311 lirom a long line of gentry and (m; or?) yfiepf§iofl~s US$35 $3111 i517 Gimme Kalil’ “m1 “I i————-——~~—i~— l “- s . 1 ,. ,~ n rm: raeveyrrou or narrow r elziou with the not of Mr.!‘f‘€l¥l~[1By<J-~I parenlsi were tnoteg daughters. And mark the exquisite §§3$§fl3f£2dfih§°3§a$ acti- AT THE Lil ILE THEATRE C l xess or uummc. 111111 Tovrcrs. governor of the; °.g l“ "Emilia be“ ffme“ M‘ “WWII”? he. ‘lm- wefihmk °f vities and adiievementls of the \ ‘ll/hat can be done to prevent B 1 of Canada. who iviil be in r2115???‘ 233-0}; T10 he! w“ 1:26 K1118 Divl-Vld Sitting in his palace. club thmughou; m, p”; "m; Th, S a imrduass Iofmliearlinggkmiéirl ruln- l (‘ lollletrkwnnghisf weekfThedrlneeet- 2"“ “flgllggfnowinflfigncg eosgmher gmglgwlgllgv “gfngéflfgtafimlllliligdaxig ordganisstion, which is a aub- 0 N ring 1e o. win r s: xcessvcmui .11 e e ormo a nnr . . . _ 1 1 _ _ dam» on SWrElB and starches in the rill-l. an T av night when the Rotary. ;(,".1,1,‘;],.1,l,}d “all”, Lgnd Celjfly 55mm ‘m? flilwflfi. Vlkllmllfi. IP99 iliasmrgyg 053%,‘ my“ 1.1mm“ d9: SOMETHING NEW — (LABS! AND PEPPY G insulin‘ nr numbl-r m‘ ' : 1r: 11> 11M KlhF-lllPlYS Clubs will P; Rum‘ Qwlmedlet éofoeg Mar; and bmufifulL-and savmlz in his velopment. aervcfl. moi-cation. and N EAR o“) ' ulucu there isa c ,-:.;n iruh the Clmriolletoirri Board hi‘)! rfliuéuol‘ heawasx gboimsd 116511 "0 $11M 5'1"!‘ YQlIHlZ méll wnmmance to Qhflgugn py-m. G SEE TE WNW Y ‘l b ‘g LS séidzicrrfhchxlilllng 11f TlsndeBanrid truest; 0g the Skrlim- 1,.c1,,].,.‘,. m Greek ordain‘; m the Zilxfllilllgltflgg: 3&2? filhflgédlyanmfiifi clples in tfhfltfltbflbgulgftixth which DANCING WONDER! € 118 uciy ' ‘e wl ersplralioli. merslrlc our 0 roe m ear 1. - . ' ' _ -’. make f9;- hq bul a Ohfls- 03g IQDEB-lfd colds 1n the head which ‘Yllr. Towers‘ address. Mr. J. Liz-Roy MhlglsgéYflefileagoapagifie’If“, and soul. growing toward heaven. “an c°|“mun.ity_ and which har- II‘ YOU LEI A GOOD SHOW BEI THIS T l develop 1111c nasal Cflbllfrll, inc lllflillilll of summer-side. a director "who U... of “u, mm ubhshéd so 55 GM. meal“ mm" m “Tm”! ' Al"! moniae with the club's motto "Lest H . d ' Aid of neelm o! lniection in the nose. 1111 m» hank of Canada, will also ',,,,,,,‘,I“Wm-k5 mcludmp Grammars mm m5 9Y3 "W5 ‘"1 m“? "ma" °f God be with you, all your toil is \ POFtIOH 0f PFOCQQ S ll1 A ,1 throat and teeth, spraying the Mhmd my; mean“; m Ean ,1,“ Fm“), Latin Gm“ the D0rtlOQ.chastc1Y curved, ornate vain." They observed with aatds- d‘ L‘ ion B E s L. R g nose withouft a <ioctor‘.~g_o1'dc1'.~., con- i- 1nd 'I§5,‘n.k;,v a ‘ dommenia... of and “mg",f§" tand his Drayer mm‘ fB-Ction the obvfliis betterment of 1' Th8 Cans l" K ’ ' ' ' l traction o reventa 1e diseases. ‘ ' ‘ ' ‘ hues. " a our _'0un womn . attempts m TDPmOVC impelled wax ivir-s HIGH HONORr~Mn Jos- Eggfmilfiflqogifid lgfxogfsfgm’m might be like that. ‘izracgful agd cirligbz-lixgltlm: dttuherw --§§'§1'~1°l"'§i § ADMIIGION S by means of matches and hair- 1P,“ iuicn/lillan of Charlottetown. DOE“) Thgnloéme Emgunm w beautiful. stayed with Wisdom and 00m", 5n naore attractive pm- .‘ “my” 35¢. 20 pins, and participation ill mn- 11 oi Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Mac- $150 m‘, an of “ma, he donned discretion. decomus and virtuous! 55mg and special l2 CHILDI-E strenuous water sports, pririicular- |.\lllla.ll. Euston srreei, has been a- to Charm ' And ll HM WM m8 V91‘! waver In the course o e evening L1 c" were n» M m1 m.r"ri.."l2."l1:i.r"“ "we crew perv“ News“ :1e_iuceril. ending _e \'e years and “Fem. discipnnm At oxford 50115 N1 an wecome t e ran 0 9 _ . __-_._._. n1lvliriil class or McF-lll University. h. “,1, me o; .1... lead.“ o; a’ “Hillel's? EB not tlwl the PTEY" dub tour new members. Daniel ivlc ilrrwl. u.- iwll as lhe Governor , ‘ .’ . ,, “ that might well be uttered by every Nicholson, Alfred J. MoLea-n. .V l( r 1.11s silver medal for DllbllC lggeerlgfiiiuaglédjmfigi prince. every patriot, and every Lloyd Manuel and Walter Cox. It .~ 1 11 1 and a DYIZP lll surgery in 0am‘, nnnisuy was marked Wm, ire-rent? For as ll the character of was decided to hold the am

u missionary to the In- o.‘ spiritual frustration 9°

band 0t ‘inns. O11 Mav 24th, 1738, he

heart became 1n ved the I

thirty hear

A; liio evening service special

call to the Church of and the British Empire to liberty-for the l

hour is character. In rhino. Mr. liacKenzle spoke

iuclividilal ln helping tn

The srrvicc concluded with the

Sprcisl services included Boys service in Hearts Memorial H511 for Girl Guides and Brownies.

Appropriate music was rendered

l; em was "Lord of All Being" by Mark Andrews in which Mr. Roy

let. In the evening Callcott‘! m surig-Mil the soprsno solo. Mr.

s-r. JAMES GRUB/Cl!

On the recommendation o! the Department of Education, Youths

town yesterday when special vices were held in most d! The Boy ute and ad s Dro- mlnent part in the celebration.

Rev. Dr. Inmate's Impressive Anal!

In 8t. James Church whore Girl Guides and Rangers formed the choir and the Brownies occupied the from seats. Miss Pearls Burns rendered a solo. Rev. Dr. R. Moor-

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y Trig cuahgorrerowri GUARDIAN .

CRELICICUTYFW?

12 verse: sons may be as plants grown un

one cl the most noteworthy and

impressive features was the im- » .

.15 yakarkiia, populs provide hilarity. vmm y m, $51.35‘ thlgemghg! ill-roe? lanned rglite ""1 mb°‘°h°°“°',_§“ D ‘l"'-r,m“‘,,nm",‘““°' A m“ "m" smuggled of the royal piccessioir. and cheer- by “if ullytrmd ‘ "m"

ed their Majésties as they passed to and from Westminster Abbey. These young people were drawn

3-”? i’?‘<¥‘1i““‘?i»s°é’=‘i3l‘“»%li»i$5¥ rod-ow Show. Wm beyond the seas. and even from -__.L___1 R d. pro ram the remote and isolated mints of gflfgflfflflyjifll’ a l0 3

our vast empire. They were treat- ed u the guests of the government. not simply tha-t they might be en- tortstnod as holiday-makers have a good tune, but that they might feel they had s. right to be lliero and business to do there as representatives o! that highly im-

ner stones, polished in the sin-lili-

our sons and daughters so will be the happiness of the throne, the nation and the home. lng this morning not so much dir-

albout the young.

maidens of today are in any way inferior to whet we ourselves were

think that while there are no Rood hum, m, 3 on. o; m. “My. ounds for complacent optimism. w; for,“ for E0011 in u 9m V, nor ever were at. any time. there is WOW; you, “n m,“ m p1,“ ‘ I

little ground for lhe expression of

risinfl lleneration in which some are fflfld o! nothing which brings more true ro- oornlpense to older people ihan sym- psthy with our young people. And