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BOY SCOUT FUND-JEN B011! 01

Montreal acknowledsfl receipt of $2 from “A Friend" ior the Boy Scout Fund. l

rnnsnwnnun saavioss as follows, June 16th. Marshfield at 11 s. 111., Harrington at 3 p. m., Mt] Stewart at 7 p. m. Dr. M. E. Genge. Pastor.

CHURCH 0F SCOTLAND — Rev. Ewen MacDougall will preach Bat- urday 15th. at Brooklyn at 7.30 p! m. and Sabbath 16th. At Murray River at 10.30; Belle River at 2.30; and Point Prim at 7 p. m. Annual mes:- ing at Kinross Saturday 15th at 1 p. m.

WELLINGTON UNITED SERV-g ICES for Sabbath, the 16th inst. Union Corner l1 o'clock a. m.; Wei- lington 3 o'clock. p. m-; Victoria west 7 o'clock p. m. The: Rev. A. E.

' Chapman of Hunter River will con-

duct the services.

HAMPTON-United‘ Church serv- ices for Sunday, June 18th, are as follows; Appin Road, 11 a. m.; Bon-

u 511"". 3 p. m.; De Sable, 7.30 p. in.

James P. Kaye, minister.

, ____ . ENGAGEMENTp Mrs. Annie E. Wightman announces the engagement of her daughter Laura Josephine, to Mr. Milford Spechts Hubley,‘ o! Brighton, Mass. Marriage to take place latter part oi June. 5397-8-12-11.

ISLANDEB DEAD-The death oc- curred suddenly at his horns (M58 Alabama. 5t. San Diego, Culii,-,) rm May 24th, of Mr. Howard Craigg. He leaves to mourn a sorrowing widow who was formerly Miss Eliza- beth McInnls, Earnsclliie, P. E. I.

HEALTH GREATLY IMPROVED -Mr. W. H. Tout, Sai-zty Engineer. C. N. 11., Atlantic Region. who has been seriously ill, ls recovering. nice- ly and is greatly improved Mr. Tout who had been in Saint John under- going X ray examination. has re- turned home-Moncton Times. t

\ , . SALT SCHOONEB. lN-Ths four-

arrived at Carvell Bros. wharf yes- terday morning with 1.000 tons o! salt ior that ilrm. "The James E. Newson" was built in Maine. by a former Islander. James E. Newson, of Crapaud. This is her firsttrip here. The salt will be distributed throughout the Maritime Provinces.

BIG INCREASE 1N. LOBSTER CATCH. - Mr. s. T._ Gallant, ,In— spector oi Fisheries in conversation with a Guardian reporter yesterday stated that the lobster catch for the month oi May this year is greater by 300.000 pounds over that oi the same monthlast year. He reports the cod- fish fairly plentiful all along the

PRINCES OF WALES COLLEGE E N T R A N C E EXAMINATIONS —-

lons into Prince of Wales College und ior supplementary examination in Latin for second class teachers license should make application to Dept. of Education ior number and time table not later than June 22nd. They should state in their applica- tion, their age. school attended, coun- ty in which they reside and centre at which they will present themselves for examination and enclose initial tee oiiiity cents-Dept. of Education. 5423-6-12-31

ISLANDERS INTERESTED — At the Annual Meeting oi the Inter- colonial Club of Boston the iollow- ing officers were elected ior 1929- John N. Chaisson. formerly oi Souris P. E. 1.; Vice-Pre- sident: Daniel B. Munn, Montazue. P. E. 1.; Secretary: Dr. Chas. J. E. Kickham, father born in Souris, P. E. I.; Treasurer: John KileY. lived "l P. E. 1.; Wm. R. Murphy, Correspond- Financial

Secretary: Ronald J. Gillis, P. E. 1.; " ‘ y. Attorney Wen-

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dell n. Gordon. P. s. r. cont. Archi- bald l". Campbell, formerly oi P. I. I., was elected a Director. The Club has assets. consisting oi land, build- ing. equipment, 312870408; Reserve

and surplus 004514.08; cash on hand

WBIGHT-MCKEE WEDDING-A quiet wedding took placsat the rosi- dencs oi Mr. and Mrs. Leith Wright. 55 l-lillsboro Street. Q0719- Saturday morning, Juno 8th, when Miss Flor- snca S. Wright, daughter oi the late Mr. and Mrs. William Wright was united in inu-riqo to Mr. Jamel ‘r. McKee, Superintendent oi the Marl- timc Light and Power 0o. The oars- mony was performed by luv. Dr. Ramsay in the presence of the Pala- tives oi the contracting parties, who were unattended. After a delicious wedding broakfalt Mr. and Mrs. Mo- Ksc lsttby tho 0.40 train on a hobs:- moon- trip through tbs Maritime Pro- vinces. Tbs many wedding praooab oi sliver. cufllflll. "Ma. m.; mav- od from irisuda at homo and abroad mtiiy to the popularity o! tbs uni!

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Ii bitten with nltnfli w no a 1 a uio ‘willing and gl w: prevent any danger of 1111mm, This factorial’ ' d tiacptw‘ cools, heals andmmitcamthrlfwid ire.“ cam , - Absgrlzlrlfiie J12, ‘o: qty; 60¢ n0! t l Qlllwfldwf- 5T1": you Igclude apbottlc your outfit. SLZS-at yous. druggist l. Hospital Sin $2.50. l 11

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field table from the employees oi the Maritime Light and Power Co. On their return Mr. and Mrs. McKee will take up their residence at 57 Hills- boro Street. The Guardian joins with many friends 1n extending hearty congratulations. »

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PEHSUN All!

Mrs. Harry Smith oi_ Amherst who has been visiting her sister. Mrs. J. A. Nicholson, Rosenesth Apts, has returned home. ' '

Mrs. PhllipJ-Iughes, Si‘, Kent St. left this morning for St. John, N. B.. to visit her daughter. Sister Mary Michael. st. honn Infirmary.

Many friends will be pleased to learn that Mr. W. MacKay. Long Creek. who for the past two months has been undergoing treatment in New York has returned homo great- ly improved in health.

Capt. Roy McLean. oi the 8th Siege Battery, C. A., Bouris, P. E. I. has been admitted as a patient to Camp Hill Hospital to undergo treat- ment for disabilities suiiered during the u'ar.—I-Iallfax Chronicle.

Mr. Harold (Dud) "James, star hockcylst of Bathurst, accompanied by his mother. Mrs. 0. James oi Sunny Brae, is on an auto trip to the Island and is visiting at the home oi his sister‘. Mrs. Arthur Clarke, 108 Cumberland Street, City.

rit. -—- Dr. Thomas‘ Eclectric Oil is 1i a jumble of medl- cinal substances tl wn together and pushed by advertising. but the result oi the careful investigation of the healing qualities oi certain "oils as applied to the human body. It is a rare combination and it won and kept public favor from the first. A trial of it, will carry conviction 66 “any who doubt its power. to repair and heal.

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liilnnrd’: Llnlment ior Cough: i Coldl. ,_____i_._ SEEKING don niz SCIENCE (British United Press)

LONDON; June lL-Proiessor A. Stanley Eddington, Plumlan Professor oi Astronomy at Cambridge Univer- sity, discussed the relation between

' nca and religion when he deliver- ed the Swarthmore lecture on "Sci- ence and the Unseen World" at the 62nd annual meeting oi the Society oi Friends the other night.

Science must pause beiore rushing in to apfiy a supposed scientific test to the experience that comes in a sil- ent Quaker meeting, he said. Such a test could only bu applied by iirst stripping away, not only their reli- gion. but all their feelings which were outside the world of msasurabl

things. _ "Dismiss the idea that natural law may swallow up religion: it cannot

tackle tho multiplication table singls- handed."

Suppose a visitant irom another planet, went on the speaker, tried to explain the silence of Armistice Day without the historical knowledge be- hind it which provided its real mean- ing. Such a visitor might understand the material conditions producing the silence. but he would be unaware that the silence had also a signific- once.

"When we assert that God is real," said Professor Eddington, “we are not restricted to a comparison with the reality bi atoms. If God is as real as the shadow of the Great War on Armistice D11’. nosd we seek further reason ior making a place ior 00d in our thoughts and lives? We shall not bs concerned if the physical scientist fails to discover either."

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_ |°f ihimlht. Because oi the small size _of thcso groups it wilrbe possum w ‘adjourn at any time to a laboratory ifor an experiment or to the library , Jor reference material. iniomuiuyl ’wll1 characterize each meeting.

, Toward the close oi the student's ‘ liie at Utopia. he will be assigned. ‘ a piece oi study in a phase of ‘

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‘books. the library will be considered v lat all times as of supreme import- - lance in the welfare of the college. Since Utopia has no college "teams"

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3,305 MONTREAL, Que, June 11-'I‘hcre load of good calves were weighed up ~ at $11.50 with a few picked out _ $12.00 mostly all the‘ , spring lambs W616 sold ior $8 to $12 market wasleach. Shes-p were from $5 to $7.50.

were 57 cattle, 997 calves, 594 hogs and 120 sheep and lambs ior sale on the two markets. Also‘ iour cars reported. The cattle steady; common to medium cowslCulls were as low as $3. were weighed up at $7 to $8.50 and.‘ The hog market bulls were from $7 to $8.25.

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