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"UNITED CHURCH I

“ Trinity United Church

Prince street '"- lull: Miller. am. no.

tor lav. l4dWil'M.'MlI:l‘nty,' BA‘, n.p.,l

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'-'—-%—.—-—-—-v-.- ieurved.lor Illlltlf

local interest it t M. f Imor'li.et‘“t?:rt:d

0 students sword

(his in edvirice. '_‘"°"’ N"

doNri:Dii”itA'riou’*i.irr: in un- ANOE. L~97ao-7-31-31. JIOMI OOOKNG BOOTH Jgen all afternoon and evening at t o Buuar. L-337

CHURCH ‘OF §C0'I‘I.AND—-3er-

’ 5- Roy Kendall l..B ‘

IL 3I?llID'l. 0; infie-M-. fl.A.Q.0..] OR git Belle " - -' PM lie Woi-slil ' m" ' 9' m-

-us-—Excant OM!-» and M‘ . 3 ‘T’ "' llilso on Monday. .r- 12th 1. iir-4-15 Holrlgcam-filehflv n_A..°"i°r'>'.’ .'“'.’ "°"‘f_ M: Mm-r» mg. shore ma p'T"in . 5- nlany 7.30 vensoiig. Trmem. ..Num_ My God Tori-I. lshop. 1,.3¢4_

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St. Paul's‘ Cilurcll; goo in“ "r§'ll‘§’w§‘,’.’,'flf,’,; [gm Iltfbhohmilmainisttlg. senwfils

”°"- "°’.lt‘.§t°‘:."....’i:¥"‘*'“‘i ’ 1: °'‘.‘.‘:.'.'.'. %s:.....:'“..‘§"c".i.l:.'.‘.’.~ ,..°.;‘*°,§*9'..§*°r:.‘*;=*=..-,.°**=~,,,*3-§;3e‘un*,;g Acting Organist Mr». (}.'I. Fell. . - — — .— ._ _. .sun|"u D: m 'Ym;'k luv 8 J 2‘ CM, l)u-~~tnr. :\lb°"T mnnlr > V tors cordially welcome, speakgr ' ' - ~ D 20-

1st Sunday after Trinity j 3,30 Holy Communion. - io.oo 'l‘l1e Sunday School. ' 11.00 Morning Pi-our and her-

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_. . cl'i:m Church inclined: St. James Church

Pawnai street Minister —- Rev. ll. Moorheu

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1 Seven o'clock. at '12., clliire morning service will A_ we snecirl reference to the visit D, g~p,..l.- ll1a.;:-stirs, the King and

méeCli':""lOfI Subject," God. SWO the .. y g K|§§§r'xidziyy_i$chool st 10 A. M.

919;-nizr "ll .

Anihon-.~'l‘c Drum (I)ykeI)u Evening Music:-—’

lnilltm for women: voices-—"'l'lie lord is My Shepherd" (Smart). slr.-ingcrs nml Visitors Cordial!) . invited.

Zion Presbyterian Church

Evening Woi-sh : 7.00 P. M. Theme: ‘Living I Clean Llir.-.' swmtlx in aisle:-la‘: on ‘Galileo \ rm‘: to True L v rig. 'lllfs is n t|"l('iV vv gninst . loose type of living so prevalent In nl'r day. Young people should

hear it_ Anthem: Selected. llymm: 617. 419, 688. f Yrlll will lind a hearty welcome _|\"."lilng ynu at Zion.

"Suck the Lord, and iii- lirmgih: seek His flee M2010!- lnorc.” I 4 ' ._n_._.._. .2‘ " '

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Attention ‘ Ex-service Moll

lleoals ore to be worn in the iDL3Wil1?. order. Senior decorations iim, followed by 1811-15 star. General Service and Victory Med- gili. Jubilee. Coronation, Long Ber- vlce cl‘ Ollie-sl"a Eificleucy. Rn- ;'IlKll Decorations.

' Lmztli cf ribbons: one inch flhowlng. in case of 1914-16 Star ~helliz worn lone inch or ribbon tllL1.'1l:’_*l otlisr medal: then in line no will show it little more than 1 1-2 inches 01‘ ribbon to

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ALI. MEMBERS >Al.E QUES'l’i«:D no can nn: HALL TOTIIOIIDNV... lsunmm AT .a.io’I!'.li.‘

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cspeoislly for the soloists ore Mines Mnrnierite Breiiaut, Mutu-

Irvine. Choir “Au Th

M;rnin; Service solo: "Selected"

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BAPTIST

Young

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Evening wnrshin 1 P. M. sermon "The Ind the Citizen

Central Christian Church Kent Street

rs. V. L. Dingwcll.

Sermon: “The Derelict soul."

"All cordially invited.

EXCEPTIONAI.

OBSERVATION

ACCOMMODATION

6 Upstnir Windows. The choicest view or the ~. ROYAL PBOCESBION

IN THE CITY

Indoor Conveniences. Meals zerved if wlnted. Toilets, Best Rooms. Etc. Procession pale! twice. . llauonnbie Bates. CENTRAL HOTEL ‘is Great clear Street Phone 55531..

day in uniform.

poo lo. Ruth TIIIIIIISII, mm. very pretty

Lenr'ote.'?-|:- an m‘ Beautiful." org;mist— rs. - - I - Gil-is" old c .. ! Cllllir illx.':~‘.l)i'—-l‘.il’!. .l. A. Lemon hem,‘-. ‘“"" "10 5hel)- lam“ ‘ i'llbllo worship: ' The Chun- mmlng It Eleven, and Evening Bgflnnan ,0 Junk“, nudes meet 0,”.

_.,___.. ...i.*.‘.’.;..i.°...‘.‘°‘.'t% X‘5.'.% 5.9..“ it e ,onWet:nesday 1431‘; at 10 ms

. i ' - ii nd parade tioi ”'3'iiem.ry ontlgem “The 01017.09 The Baptist Church R-oyc l‘outo—M. p. G‘rux?«xi‘ . an in Nature, — -— Botthovom co, of N _ lunar. J. A. Murray, Grand sec- a.4s lj.npJ_sms (By Airrolnimenl-l - "=9 end Fitzroy Ste. ,ret.ax-y. - L-sae, 3"" "",}{,,;,I, P""' ‘nil-s""”" Ber u-.rveylvmi'.mi':' to an cnuncii OP-—§E(—)"I"l.Al\lD—8er rvnn . ' en 11, , ‘ EVERYBODY wnwolnic. mg: miiisti lvniflin Helen Calibsci? Vices on sabbath. June min at 5' —-. : - : . _.._....m'. M- (‘7’amp|:"sll|c' “rim” Bi‘/‘:13 H. 1(;3:0P:énl!'l°l-I ' PRESBXTERIAN 1gl‘|’lli'dd|::i‘V0l'lllip u A. in." ll'otte:tow'n_ 7 . m. Rev. luciumi _ H‘ mm" I :‘ nrvloc ,vritii Junior. Weewwsy wil conduct.these ser- ,~ II o surge or music. Sermon vices. 13-324.

18 TENDERED SHOWER. — A »

ire-nuptial shower was held last right, at the home of

ohu-lottetown. in honor of Miss Macnougall whose marriage Mr. George Coffin takes place

h School ii.30 to 12.30. in Halifax next week. The numer-

giits were opened by Miss

1z.Kath1ee'n Ross and the accomp-

gilne. The Empire

- Anthem ':'I'e Deum" _. ._s.m g Y I V‘ 1'. me 03.3.0“ Ilchto Worshill with

Ilt1inl_st_ei-i Rev. 8. C. Cooper, '1‘h.M.

a.n1. —Miss Margaret

Am Militiagllotice

‘All W. 0’s, N. C. 0.’s and

lzttaiig all medals in line with the men of the .P_ E. L High_ K:- Too oi libbon to be our men lenders wishing to so to 9°" W “mt ."°°l°"}m. - .’ camp Saturday may do so. .9...-._-_-_. ~—-*‘-*' ‘f’ Those unable to do no report 1 hump at hour!’ Sun.

C. C. THOMPSON. Lt. Colonel.

no it lllcitlilll

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mourn out innit.

5.1.933’ ". ‘ii"i£ II III 0 'r".'."r"".l7'{‘"' "’ on-t-v’-ml Ia

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' n'i c In womn;i"un;l::'i:;' , 3;.

"' """" ""ia.'l’i'.T’i"’i$.. 3. com.) no In «I--

nipioine courses in the school

of. liotiolilrelilpe and Borunrleu.

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tilne . Summer. school .

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. all ' SixtAenth”.:‘M,u'itime "ll:--Six weeks of study

fr:litt”e:Il£ss'o;‘t:Iation with

‘education -from' Univer- iio is in oiiiorontparts of

cu-wing. (till 1 u. Poflfllfi . tom .

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innying verses read by Miss Jennie Cousins. in by Buddy‘ da.int.y lunc hostess.

CRUISER LEAVES PORT - The Cruiser H. M. B. Borwick.‘ flagship of the America and West In ies squadron, slipped silently out oi Charlottetown Harbor shortly be- fore 7 o’clock last evening for Syd- ney. N. .3. Scheduled to remain here un.r.l Monday. the change in plans was made so the cruiser would be available for ice patrol duty on Newfoundland according t Aboard the Eel-wick was

The gifts were wheeled and Ad-ele Clark. A was served by the

Prince and Gregor: rllxdtblu Mglhy. sh‘ Bwne M wick

‘ —. . . I : - 5 "m5gt:,';M EHME, ;::ny.°woe.,4_ g..§.{_'“°“ TM F" Th“ B"who commands the Welit Indies

binrnin¢hWor1!vIlI.ip':“ In E Sunday School-— _ _m_15 A‘ M_» 5q“3d1'°“-

.i. M, T e n e r w Vse:"::‘ §,°;,V,‘;‘;e;;: fir“ ,{u'l’)'e"r',' Kvislrrnlgwsrld Ii0l\rl1E—]?Ir‘. , ’ . - ' enn th 3 one son 0 r. Hymns. 1.12, 330. 49! 381.. Molhy. and Isms‘ P. J. MacDonald. ‘my,

arrived home Thursday night from Kingston, 0ntarlo,wherel$I recent- ly received his degree of . . D. C M. from Queen's University Dr‘.- Mflcuitnillil also wrre his Damm- ion Count-ll EXZil'.:‘lifllli‘lt).ls while at Kin 9021. He "ill iv.-moln home until t c end cf the month \’4'I‘t‘l'i he will proceed to white Plains, New York, zvnere .'lc has n~:'+.pted a position of i‘ tacne for one year at St. Agnes Jln.=.p"..=.‘ there Ken who has 0. host of 'rl:i:ds in the city will have the ,‘.rv-.'.t wi.-:h<.-s for every success in his chosen pro- tesslon. » rv -

PERSONALS

Mrs. Calvin M.acKay. and Mrs. James White are leaving Monday for Boston.

Mtim Lillian Mcaulrran, Boston. Mass. is s the summer months on the land, visiting relatives and friendn.

Miss Laura Hodlgson has return- ed to the city after spending ten weeks at Bound Brook, New Jer- sey. Her sister, Mrs. Conkson, is expected on the Island ishorrtlyand will be here during the royal visit.

Mrs. A. W. Hodgelis. Toronto, On- tario. arrived here last night to s nd the summer months in the

ovlnce. she to a guest at the Ho- tel Charlottetown. Mrs. I-Iodgetts spent last. summer in the Province.

Recent tourist arrivals in Char- lottetown include Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Donnell gt York city who a C

were guests here lull in‘ Pfiiuiwv are staying oi: the otel gigsrlottetown. ' niwrns wi~:m.—At the oily Hospital. June 1939. to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Weir, sbotchlfort, a son.

I " ’ fMLLAN'I‘-At the city Hospital. .rum 5, limo. to Mr. and Mrs. L-334. 'I'ho.vn.as Gallant. City. A son (still- born). _. DEATHS

*—*:*—‘ Muncmsoiv.—Ae Glen William. June 8. 1939. mmrles Murchison. a-zed iii years. Funeral-Sunday at 2 pm '

ntlil.'r——At Seavlew June 3. 1939. Jacob Burt a ed '18 cars. Funer- al fivm his its res dcnoe Satur- day. June 10. at 2 EM. Interment Burlington Cemetery.

NOR’l‘0N—At, Annsndaie on Me? ‘ll. 1939. Mrs. Margaret None: (nee Manganet E. Emnuii) form- erly of Dundee, in her 86th Y9”-

,~tXW0lt'l‘HY—At one su.~isd.nearl. Home, June 9, 1939. Cleonzo All- wgrflly. aged '17 years. r-Funeral will take place from the residence [of hi; niece Mts. Frank Quimi. 100 .xlnv st. st. Dunstan’-

IR. 0. Cemetery . 'EA'l'0N—At Wiillnston, Mass. on Thursday. June 8. 19'3". MN Wen‘ tile H. ‘Benton. Funeral on Sunday. June ll. from the ravid-enotoi not

Basilica. thence

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«brother. Mr. L. fl‘. Beiitomof Bon-_ sbaw, service stai-tine at o'clock. .Interini-nt Argyle Shore _ etcryg

Alfred Yen and Punifllyélfkllh V‘,

‘extend their thank! to . r and friends who nub . . V ;; tioilbk i

summer here. in

this morning at HA5 tug an

All-llOllllO|illi mu ‘OPENING-_ or

Vllieatley’s Grocery IN CONNECTION Wl'I'II OUR MEAT & FISH sronn A1‘ as n_i.M AVENUE

We Curry I COMPLETE LINE of

CHOICE GROCERIES P

..m3"‘s'o...’c‘n"' A. slums or Yovn PATRONAGE.

ltlIlEATLEY’S MEAT i=isii & (ili0iiElilES«

3.8»-ELM Ave. PIIONE ms mes nnuvsiiir lm Lo-silo '. ' " 'r"isifiriix7s.7ii6irr*n—ep"‘.:‘"€cT lain in honor of Royal visit.

. L-331-G-10~2i.

noN"r'Miss FINAL‘ Arran- ance of Big Hen House. at the Bazaar tonight. L-33’!

POLICE COUII/l‘—-At police court yesterday two men charged with

inn Bright and Mrs. Arthur oiarlca, Rochirord 3t., ionging a document, namely a pos-

tal money order for M4, were re- manded till Mondii. . A man was fined ten dol-lsrs on costs or thirty days on a vugrancy charge.

BE‘ SURE AND BUY YOUR tickets today as the drswixfi takes place at the Bazaar tonight. Tickets can be obtained at the Market Building or Bazaar head- quarters 75 Queen street.

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Traffic Tips For The 14th

Barriers will be olaced through-

out the city one block away from

thg route of procession, and no ca allowed to pass through barriers except in eniccgemy

Elosersiqglom 7 am. the morning of e .

All cars lining to the reception Government House will be kept their banking places till after

4.30 pm. on June 14th. the tune

of clsrrsrture oi the Royal visitors.

/ Cars to Government House re-

ception ll travel via Kent

Povm 1 5.3”.‘ 33%’ .‘3it"‘°" “S

3 89 . Zl’0 an

Gravfton Streets. All y

ceefling to House

must also display stickers ciall

provided for the mcssion. ape y

Orphanage Auxiliary In Annual Meeting

The annual meeting of the Chat‘- lotietown Ladies Auxiliary oi the Prince Edward Island Protestant 0l‘])I’l3Ilfl.§‘3 was held in the cans- dian ion room yesterday after- noon will Mrs; J. A. }via.oMillan. Vice-President at large, in the cm: 2‘.

Reports showed a very suocess- - i‘u.l year, all efiorts to raise money sliowi an increase.

“H. 8. Henderson. on behalf at the Trustee Board. thanked the membem and friends for their kind help nd co-operation in carrying on th very vvorthry work.

A hearty vote of thanks was tendered the Daughters of the Empire for the use of their room which to hold regular meetlxgs of the Auxiliary, and also to in Canadian Legion for their rooms in gvhlch the annual meeting was he} .

The oirioerrs appointed for the inccmiilll war follow:

President-—-Mrs. W. 0. Bruce. Vice-President at large-.'Mrs. J. A. Maolviillan. ,

Sect-otu'y—Mim Mary Sinclair. ’l‘r'cssni-er—-Mrs. n.s. Henderson.

VICE-PRESIDENTS ~ Trinity United Church . v. A. A nswozth.

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A. . st. James Church . L. saddle:-.

‘In’ Menioriam “""""" 'i£.."'i.l.‘.?'i‘«‘.'&

% wno.d

0ilr‘l1(pnrVIhr‘Itl|i me wit Juliiecn, 85.” ~"h'i..‘ - ‘Iii!/. ws'n'iiu ro- Aeit an _{Ulii'Ifll yo_oi'.l_'

" n . ' is fl‘:iiii’ia “' , _ ‘ii’.

r P . "rain ..Q1iARLSI’123?ET9lNN_nCiQé.B_PIe:\£I Centrhl Guardian . A I

’ion was most deeply appreciated.

cause of the annual meeting of the

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Special Door Prize

at THE BAZAAR TODAY Special door prize for the ciilldren—C. C. M. ‘ _ blcycle_ boys or girls, and second door prize children's Express-Wagon.

As a special feature Big Ben Hokeii will enter- tain with songs and guitar selections.

See the special features on the program tonight including drawing grand prizes.

“AAA

corpus Christi Procession On Sunday

crowds Throng Bazaar Booths Last Evening

Biggest crowds at the weak tout- ured the City Hospltsl bazaar last night. Todiiy the program gets underway at 1:30 in the um-rnoo and the special feat/in-e is the en- tertainment for the children by t at master entertainer Big Ben Hokea. speoiaalfl feature or the pro- Kraln Wnilzht in-obalbly the dra.w- Jl‘O0§Si0n will form up ing of the wand prizes and many it will be on tip toe until the win- niars are Stljinourilced. That ‘fiiasiituiée . alone W01 we repay a .. 0 ml; mmnoth bazaar, I Blessed sacrament will be Last, night the 5 M of me this ceremony Ben I-lakes was sgan the out- standing feature of the evening. Number after number was most enthusiastically applauded by the audience. The selections rendered included several request numibers. ‘ Yesterday it might. be noted Big l Ben paid a visit to st. Vinoen-t’s Orphanage and the Provincial Sanatorium where he very gener- ously entertained the children and patients. Needless to say his act-

night for the um on with Corpus Christi by

olic Ohurchesho Chariot/t.et.own.

iven. Crgggge streets

it . . . . Their Malesties Have I two block view of the Royal Proceuion from com- fortablc balcony seats at [the Russ Hotel. Prince street. An

enclosed h|icony—no need to Ladies Auxiliary lie'czinoe1lod his .. worry about the weather. visit. to the latter institution. /4‘ Capacity 20. Price $2.00_ Book Winner of the door prize last / your place now at the miss night. was Mrs. Pete Vessey, C7har- Hotel. lottetown. This was a free trip to Monoton by airplane.

Today he will visit the grotestant omhanage and give similar en- llertainment there. Yesterday be-

INDOOR CAMP

Older Boys and Young Men—lndividuiils or in groups --bringing their own blankets will be accommodsted in the Association “Gym"—nights of June 13th and 14th- July 15th to 22nd.

. _, _ . THE, ROYAL VISIT ‘ CONFEDERATION WEEK CELEBRATION

Orangized groups in charge of a mentor may have I fine outing with a wo fold interest-9. camping experience

Government House

ROYAL VISIT JUNE 14th, 1939

' No guest will be allowed to enter Govern- men House Grounds without an official permit.

Guests driving their own cars will enter the grounds at the main entrance and park their cars in the field north of the Residence.

Guests arriving by taxi or other cer not to remain on the grounds will alight on Govern- ment Pond roed and the our will proceed north to Euston Street then west to Ambrose Street and then turn north.

To avoid congestion, guests arriving by

m. gar?’ motor will be permitted to pass barriers on

p ' T51! p,,,,,;";; ‘gt,,,,,.,,,, - Pownal Street from 1:45 p. iii. until 2:45 p. in. ii‘?.'. 1)}. I-I.M&amit1ll. ' ' Only cars with red sticker showing will be ‘m~.’K¢?'!’,§';ti,';‘“ °’“"°“ Illowed on Pownal Street. Barriers will be Mrs.’ VC.”‘MocG‘reaor. closed at 2:45 p. In.

"I Owing to the limited time available for M‘*'5- 9-‘-.§::‘m8-ohm“ entering Government House Grounds, guests %:_ 1;’; ;';,,m.,;,n.g_ _ who can do so will find it more convenient to

. _ , , I ‘Aifiwvlts-i,€on wgswexlaiviidecimtg. ‘ arrive on hot‘ giinbvnlwmgatérfig at OIl9"Ol‘[)liSlil$’,(i ‘ Bafleé. "A’ social hour was then very _ ”’°“”“"”"*'”'"°' L-333 6-10-3i

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inicinolr cninoeiiun

.. . . Welluve nuido arrauuments for. patrons and have “ _ made a \_v_gi;tl_iwhiie reduction iiiroia. Priqgg now use in- -.‘ stead of 82.50, iarimii-dine it 09., onse- _‘ lottototrn; .. l_ Piihlitlilng 00.. Sdiifllilidn or phone

A -in am: mo o'clock. spa and: snluriiay night. some -{ axons... to puking, etc. Those not IIlV|iI[.ulrl oiiil my

tnx'l,i_crvlce. emu given phonic ma comm, niiendinti in clinic. ‘your iiow. neiietitoi lsvm not thus trace it run.

, l.V.M'ACIl0Ni\'i[.D,’Prefi

——s:Id the “gang" being able to stay together It small

cos .

.._ School — Church —- Scout — Athletic — Groups or

‘ Individuals -— For full particulars write or telephone

a today

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\‘ l o . . . g

? CHARLOTTETOWN.

ts leto Ill: weurfi comp of

the Blessed sacrament n connection I the observance oi the Feast oz ‘ the Roman Oath-

,0- cesslon wil again re-Iorin a.rIdpre- cum to the Basilica by way of Syd- ney. Hillsboro. Water and Great ‘

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iiE ROYAL VISIT

REGISTRATION on MOTOR VEHICLES

‘ In order that no obstacles may be placed in . ii“? WHY of allowing every possible citizen to be 3 in Charlottetown on the day of Their Majesties’ ‘ visit to the Province, public notice is hereby I given that no prosecution will be entered for l driving a motor vehicle hearing Prince Edward 14th

Island 1938 registration markers on the day of June instant.

Dated this fifth day of June, A. D. 1939. THANE A’. CAMPBELL, Attorney General.

P‘ ’“"—‘”*_’"I.-‘142-‘oi;-‘2iT'

Grazing In The Prince Edward Island NATIONAL PARK

Notification is hereby given that. no live stock shall be permitted to run at large within the P. E. I. National Park unless permit has been secured from the Supt. Any live stock found at large within the park and not covered by permit Shilll be impounded and the owner shall be liable to the penalties provided for in- fringement of Park regulations.