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onour Roll oi Mt. Albion School June. ads

, 2. Martina Chandler.

lX-l. (iatherlne Chau-

~ ads Vl—1.CecIl llnnkln, 2. Flor-l

. Chandler, 3. (llliiord Chand-

ade V-—1. Mara Myers, 2. Will I dler.

ode lV—— l. Dorothy Weath- , 2. Jessie Harlan, 3. Ralph

an ade ll—1. Bertha Brown. 2- r Chandler, 3. Vic Harlan.

de i, (Sr)—1. Marguerite

ds I, (Jr.)——i. Elsie Myers, 2. ell Myers, ll. Elsie Brown.

iect Attendanco — llorlhn - . Marguerite Myers, Boswell

Edna Jenkins, Teacher SRUDENELL SCHOOL

er Roll tor month oi June. do VIII-l. Ivan MacDonald. rge Stewart.

e Vi-d. Verne Shaw. ll. ' Shaw, ll. Edith Macintyre.

James MacDonald, 3. Rita Mac- Iniyre.

Grade llI—1. Doris Robertson, 2. Claude Maeintyre, 1i. Noble Shaw.

Grade i—,Senlor»1. Edtth Web- ster, 2. Ernest Robertson.

Grade I Jr — 1. Margaret Weh- ster, 2. Lois Robertson. 3. Alice Robertson, Blanche Robertson, (equal).

PRIZES

Better English Contest:—1. Edith

|Mncintyrs, 2. James MacDonald, II.

Rita Mscintyre. Arithmetic-d. Edith Webster. Silolllng- 1. Ernest Robertson. Altendance——1. Ivan MacDonald, 2. Mabel Shaw. - Reading — 1. Verna Show, Mabel Show. (loneral Proﬁciency-Doris Rob- ertson. Physical Exercise-Ellery Shaw. Teacher, M. . Burden.

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NOW IS VERY BEST TIME.- You are intending to try RED ROSE ORANGE ‘PEIQOE ‘DEA some daY——why not now‘!

cHAurAuauA - A great pro- gram ior everybody. Get ‘a season ticket. v 4i

COME TO ICE CREAM" Social and Dance .ln Hops River Upper Hall, Monday evening, July 7. Lad- ies kindly bring cake. Baseball game a-t- 6.00 p.m.—2i. -

AT CAPE‘ TRAVERSE-Come to the icecream social at Cape Tra- verse Hall, Tuesday evening, July 8th 8288-7-7-11

CIRCUS COMING -—ii you want to have a regular circus go to the League oi the Cross picnic, Traced- ie, July 9th. 1i

FAIRVIEW BAPTIST CHURCH. Rev, Lew Wallace will preach here Monday, July 7th at 8 p. m.

VISITING PRESBYTERM-Rev. A. 1E. Armstrong. M. A., Toronto, General Secretary oi Foreign Mis- sions oi the Presbyterian Church in Canada is paying his ilrst visit to the P, E. island Presbytery, lie will address meetings as ltbllows: Mal- peque, Monday, July 7th ,7.30_ p. m. iiradalbane Tuesday, 8th, 7.30 p. m, Ken-slngton Wednesday. 9th, sddres slug the Presbyterlal oi the W. M. 8., Lot 16, Thursday, July 10th at 2.30 p, m. Bedeque Thursday, July 10th, 7.80 pun- Brookiield Friday. Jilly 11th. 7.30 p. _l'lI. St. James Charlottetown, Sunday, July 13th 11 a. m. Further places will ‘be an nouneed later. Mr, Armstrong has had wide experience in Foreign Mission work, and is a strong and iorcefui speaker. A welcome is ex- tended to all at these meetings and none should lall to hear him.

YORK "INSTITUTE-dine June meet-III! oi the Cornwall-York in- stitute was’ held with Mrs, Fred White, York Point, on Wednesday afternoon, June 4th and was pre- sided over by Miss Windsor, Assist- ant Supervisor. who-later gave a demonstration on the making on’. cakes and icing which was much appreciated, a/lso “sampled" by the large number oi‘ members and visl tors present. A delegation irom the Mount Herbert Orphanage was‘ present and Miss Beer, R. N., gave an outline oi the needs. etc., oi the institution. A concert to be held in North River Hall in aid oi institute work was planned for and a com- mittee appointed to see M-ise Eﬂ/IIB and arrange icr date. etc. After Miss Beer's talk and Miss Wind- sor’: demonstration, .a dainty lunch was served by the 'York ‘Point ladies and ii one could judge by lthe way the "good things" dis- appeared was "fully" enjoyed by all present. The July meeting will be

-held on Monday, July 6th at Mrs.

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CHURCH NOTiCEGF-Contribut-

notices in writing and not by tele- phone.

CHAUTAUGUM- A great pro- gram tor everybody. Get a season ticket. . 41

gene Morris will the iirst time since her marriage, on Tuesday atternoon, July 8, irom 4 to 6 o'clock, White Hopes 10 Esplanade-Bi.

CHAUTAUGUA — A great pro- gram tor everybody. Get a season ticket. 4i

MR. BUSINESS MAN meet your customers at the League oi the Cross Picnic Wednesday, July 9th they will all be there and will ex- pect you. 1i

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED. —'l‘he League oi the Cross wish to announc that Mr William Hapenny has charge oi the sports at their picnic nu'i1 sedl

AT HOME-The League oi. the Cross will be at home to their many iriends Tracadie, July 9th.

OLD HOME WEEK.— The old home will be empty July 9th as all th iolks will he at the League oi the Cross Picnic. 1i

CHURCH OF SCOTLAND. — Mr. E. C. Robertson will conduct divine service at Canoe Cove on Tuesday, July 8th at7p. m. (Special collection.)

WELL ON THEIR JOURNEY.- Cards irom Dr. Ross and iamlly

tell oi their interesting trip. Tlrat day they made 286 miles over over the worst roads yet encount- ered. They went through the Sioux reservation which had suiier- ed severely irom a cloud burst two daysprevlously. Everybody on the trip is well,

' CHERRY VALLEY. —A large congregation was present yester- day morning at Christ Chircb,

Peters Cathedral oiiiciatcd at the Holy Communion. Previous to the celebration. th Lltany was said. Christ Church is bcautiiully situ-‘ ated and it is hoped that beiorel long a priest will he appointed in’ charge.

MONTCALM AND BRANT-The C. G. S. Montcalm was due to ar~l rivo in Souris yesterday morning to take aboard a mechanic who will make repairs to the beacon light at Bird Rock. The Montcalm will_ then proceed to Charlottetown and load provisions etc., tor the light houses on the Strait oi Belle Isle. The C. G. S. Brant which ls now on the light-house service is land- ing supplies and oil tor the lights along the Nova Scotla coast.

GIRL GUIDE CONCERT-A very successiul concert was given on Friday evening in the League oi the Cross Hall by the St. Dun- stan's Girl Guides. The loud and abundant applause showed that the large audience present heartily en- joyed every item oi the splendid and well-arranged program, the lat» tor consisting oi choruses, duetssu- los, recitatlons, dances, sketches, etc. Admlrable music was furnish- ed by the Junior League Band, which played both at the entrance and inside the Hall.

BLANCI-ME- BROWN WEDDING The marriage was quietly solemn- ized Wednesday, July 2nd at 209 Sunnyside avenue, Ottawa, oi’ Lou ana B. Brown, youngest daughter of Mr. i. M. Brown, oi Winchester, 0nt.. to Mr. Joseph IH, Blanche, son oi the late W, C. Blanche and Mrs. Blanche, ol"()ttawa. The happy cou- ple leilt immediately ior a drip to Haliiax and Charlottetown, and on their return will take up residence at 67 Glen avenue, Ottawa

WOMEN'S INlST-ITUTE MEET- lNG.—-'1‘ho June meeting oi the Cornwall-York institute was held on Thursday aiternoon, June 4th with Mrs, Fred White. YorkUPoInt and was presided over -by Miss Windsor zws-istant supervisor. who later gave a very interesting demonstra- tion on the making oi‘ cakes and icing which was much appreciated by the large number oi‘ visitors and members present, A delegation was present iromthe Mount Herbert Orphanage and Miss Beer, R. N., gave a outline oi the needs oi that institution alter Miss Windsons demonstration "was cooked" and sampled A dainty lunch was served Iby the York Polnlt ladies. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Geo. Mc- Donald, Cornwall. on Monday. July

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‘L-K. McDonald, Secretary.

ore are requested to send in church.

AT HOME-Mrs’ Frederick Eu- de At Home tor

dated McIntosh, N. D., June 30th, J

when the Rev. E. M. Malone oi St.

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The sale oi Chautauqua Season Tickets begins on Monday, and those who desire to help the Char- lottetown guarantors who under- take the responsibility oi bringing Chautauqua here should purchase their season tickets in advance o! the date oi opening. The season ticket brings down the cost oi ad- mission to each show to one-third tho amount charged tor single ad- missions. Single admissions are no heneilt to the guarantors-they are helped only by the sale oi the season tickets. "The program this your ls a splendid one worth many times over the-price charged. Tickets may be obtained irom any oi the iollowlng: S. Albert McDon- ald, Mrs. S. Albert McDonald, J. A. CCllings, Mrs. Harry Brown, Harry Brown, Aligred Pickard, C. L. McKay, A. J. Houle. Mrs A. J. lloulu, Miss Florence McLeod, Otto Baird, P W Turner, C. H. Chandler Dr. Heath McIntyre, George Chandler, Mrs. George Chandler, Isaac Carter, Archibald Irwin, Dr. Houston, S. A. McLeod, F. H. Beer Miss Helm Grant, G. D. Wright, Thos. White, Jr., Dr. Seaman. C. H. Black, James Brady, R. H. Jenkins J. A. Robertson, D. F. Bethune, John Ceilings, Mrs. John Colllngs, George W McLeod, Mrs. George ,W McLeod, W. T. Huggan, Murdock Ross, Ernest Foster. Mrs. W. K. Rogers, Mrs. George E. Full, Mrs. R. E. Match, W. B. ltobrtson, Miss Jacqueline McDonald, Mrs. Eliza Robertson, W. A. Huestis, R. H. Rogers, Mrs. R. H. R088". M75- Arlhur Henry, G. F. Huucheson, Von Clurc Gay. Dr. Ayers, Mrs. Ayers, Jack Johnston, Wlllred Taylor, James Tait, S. L. Hardy J. A, McMillan Samuel Kennedy. W A. Miller, Mrs. W. A. Miller, Fred Andrew. Mrs. Fred Andrew, Mrs. Edgar Hearts.

. l). Jenkins, J. C. Mc- Kendrick, J. A. Clark, Dr. V. L. Goodwill. Mrs. V. L. Goodwill, Lester Douglas, J. A. Kelly and the iollowlng stores: Carter & Co.. Ltd.. Clack 8t Co., Jenkins d: Son. ‘Percy Smallwood and irom Mark Calder at the Express Oiilcc.

Central Guardian

CONVEYING COAL BARGE8.—

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VIOLIN—VIOCAL—PIANO STARTS AT 8.15 P. M,

Prince o! Wain: College Hall Monday. July 7th, 1924

vronm a.) Spring Song—Mendelssohn b.) Liebesireud—»KreisIer. Miss Kathleen lliornby, llalllaix Conservatory oi Music. VOCAL (a) The Seller's Grave—Sull-ivan (b) Young Tom 0’.Dsv0n-—Russel M-r. Robert B. Messervey, PIANO Variations Serieuses— Mendels- sohn. Mrs. Dorothy Winchester Klnnon, A. T. C. M. VIOLIN Concerto No. 1—De Beriot, Miss Kathleen ‘Hornby, VOCAL (a) Eri Tn Che Macchinvi-Verdi. (b) NIII‘S—IPCI‘KOISSI. Mr. Romert B. Messervey. PIANO (a) To Sprlng-—Greig. (b) PraeludIum-Mawowell. Mrs. IDorothy Winchester Mac- Kinnon,.A, T. C. M. VIOLIN (a) 2nd Mazur-ka—Kienlawskl. (b) Tambcurine-Gossec. Miss Kathleen I-Iornby. VOCAL

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(b) Who is ‘Sylvia7—~Schuhert.

Mir. Robert B. Messervey.

God Save the King,

Accompanist-W. J12, Fletcher, A. R. C. M-. A. T. ‘C. L.

Silver collection phanagee.

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er Mrs. James E. Shaw, Upper

Prince St.

Miss Myrtle Cnlloliiie, Frederic- ton wns a delegate to Ithe Women's Institute Convention on Wednes- day and Thursday, '

Miss Alma Weeks and Miss Reta

The S. S. Constance, iormerly oi ‘Pound oi Hazel Grove attended the

the Charlottetowu-Pictou service is ut present bringing coal In barges irom Plctou to the Railroad Whari and has so tar made several trips.

CHURCH O—F— SCOTLAND. -- The communion o! the Lord's Sup-

on Sabbath, July 13th. services at 10.30 a. m., and 6 p. In- Preparat- ory services on Thursday at 2 p. m. on Saturday at 7.30 p. m. giving service on M01108? 3"- 10 5- m.

DANGEROUS PAVEMENT- On Graiton Street in tron-t oi site o! old Hobbs building a hit oi pave- ment is broken and tailing owing to the tact that the soil below has iailen into the cellar. A wooden hatch ls also missing. 1i 111080 tillage are not rightcd some person w-lth or without some home brew onboard is sure to come to grlei.

EARLY BLOOMING — Master Wllllnrd Tanton appeared _in Sun- day School yesterday the lapel oi his coat decorated with a beautiful sweet pea, the iiret bloom 0i the season, picked in Ills father's gard~ on. This unusually early specimen was irom a plant grown irom seed planted out doors, and at least a month ahead of the ordinary flower lug season.

DIES IN TORONTO. —Friends In this city will regret to learn o1 the sudden death oi Mrs. Hedley Anderson, iormerly oi this city which occurred ln Western Hospit- al, Toronto. iollowlng an operation. Mrs. Anderson who has been in ill health ior a number oi years mov- ed toTQronto where it was thought an operation would be beneilcial but on July third her spirit passed to Him who gave it. She leaves to mourn besides a sorrowing hus- band the iollowlng children: Mrs. J. 0. MacKlnnon, Frank and Richard oi Toronto and Louis nnd Ernest oi this city also the iollow- lng sisters and brothers: Mrs. Andrew Ritchie, Mrs. Geo. Ledwlch Mr. Howard Marley, C-lty and Mr. Richard Murley oi Murray liarhor.

PERSONALS

Miss Muriel McGregor, teachenls spending a iew days at Bunbnry.

Miss Mary Reedey, Boston. is

spending the week at Covohead.

Mr. Ambrose Sellar, spent Sun- day at York the guest oi his par-, outs. Wm. and Mrs. Sellar.

Miss Rose Watts and Miss Liby MeGrath have arrlvcd at their homes irom Boston.

Mrs. Elizabeth Mathescn, oi

For Sore Feeb-Mlnenfe Llnlmqnt.

ilrackloy Paint is spending n week

the guest oi‘ Mr.

Women's institute Convention as delegates.

Miss Al'ice Shea oi Wateriord is visiting at the hOme oi Dr. J. E.

Fleming, Stanley Bridge. the guest oi Miss Elizabeth Fleming,

Rev. Father Paquet, Washington,

D. C., arrived in the city Friday night. and left Saturday aiternooa Thanks‘ ﬂor Souris on a short visit,

Mrs, (D12) James MacLeod. oi Re

glna, Sask., and linmily arrived in Ilrudalbane on June 27th last. She '

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will spend the summer months as and Mrs, Hugh MaoLcod.

Mr. Fred Cheverie has returned

home irom Moncton on a week‘ s va- cartion to visit friend-s in the city

before leaving iior Boston, While in the city he is staying at. Beach

Grove inn.

-—Mr. John Burns and wlie, ac companled by Miss Lottie Dunphy. all oi Kensiilgton, motored in OiLeary and other Western parts

on Sunday and returned on Wod-

nesday alter a very pleasant trip visiting friends.

Mr. and Mrs. Wallis Overlan. (nee Maude Harper), East Boston. are spending a two week vacation visiting trends and relatives. it is twenty years since Mr. Overlan's visited here, and she sees many changes during that time.

Mrs. Frank Bagnall oi Hazel Grove was operated on ior appen- dicitis at the P. E. l. Hospital Sat- urday morning and at lnleSt re- ports was doing nicely.

Miss Kathleen Hominy has been a girost oi Mrs. Edward Chandler King Square since returning irom lialliax.

Mr. and Mrs. Montaﬁhe Hennes- sey and young dau-ghlor, Frodu, oi St, Avards, are visiting at Bordon the guests oi‘ Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred M-cNal-iy.

iO-iii- DEVELOPMENT OF INTER-IM- PERIAL TRADE

The Emplro Trade and industry Committee oi the Royal (lolonial institute have during recent years done considerable service to stim- ulate in every possible way the de- velopment oi inter-imperial trade. The Committee, within tho means at their disposal, endeavour to carry out the iollowlng iunctions:

(1) To bring hotoro the notice oi persons in the United Kingdom likely to be interested, any British product which is characteristic oi,

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