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S0011’! NEWS.—It was Mr. J. J. llorris, Curnrnissioosr. and Mr. L. 1). Murray. Pruident, who repres- ented. the P. E. I. Provincial council at the Annual Dominion poxmeil race at Montreal. and not as stated in the Canadian Press report from I on Saturday.

I. 0. D. I. PlO'rUnl—'1‘lokets for the stirring picture "Drake of England" opening at the Prince Edward Theatre on Monchy should he purchased before Monday at- ternoon in order to aid the !.O.D.l.'. under whose auspices it appears. The proceeds of 1.0.1311. ticket sales go toward educational and charitable purposes in the Prov- ince. Tickets available at Hughu" and Johnson's drug states. also from all Lo.D.l!'.. members. L-4338

nIt.n.LIANT srrlnrmr-so-. F. E Mdﬂiemon. B.A., formerly of Glenwood, not 8. and now a stud- ent at the United Theological college. Montreal, has been very successful in his studies during the past year. For the highmt rund- ing in the nrst year Theology class he has been awarded the Charles Alexander Bursary. He has also re- ceived two prizes ior the highest standing in History of Religion and New Testament canon and Text Classes.

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Daily vessel report for 24 hours ending 12 o'clock noon Thursday. April 30 1938:

Arrivals: Novaliie irom Imper- oyal; Ban shoe from local bar- bour; Bsnserf from local harbour Bellman Imm local harbour; Ench- elaga. from local harbour; Pentland from local harbour.

sailings: Novallie to Imperoyal; Ban Shoe to local harbour: Banseri to Saint John; Snlucan to local harbour; salucan to local harbour: Hochelaza to Pictou‘, Pentland to lo. cal harbour; Cresslgtun Court to Montreal.

Vessels in berth: Pentland dis- charging; Ban Shee bunkering; Banserr bunkering; Salucan bunk- erins: Hozhelaga bunkering; Cress- lngton Court discharging; Can. Cruiser berth: Novalite loading; Mary Currie berth; Acadlan berth. Vessels due to arrive: April 30- 1-adv Drake from r3.w. Indies. Lov- runs from lmmlngham; Delia from Nfld. Ports; Talisre from US. -Ports.

May 1str—sna.rr from Montreal; Lncemore from Liverpool. 3—Chedobucm from ES. Ports; Portia irom Nild. Ports; Tanlmbar from DE. Indies.

4-—Ro'bln Goodfellow from 8. Africa; Ciss from Jamaica: Magn- hild irom Nlld. Ports; Fort 'Ibwns~ end from New York. Fort Amherst from St. John's; Cornwallis iioif Montreal; Eeo ix-om Montreal. 7—IAagnnbsnk from Calcutta: Incemore from Boston.

9—Silveryew Irom Far East. Mc- Keesport (ram US. Ports. l0——Chedabucto from E.C. Ports.

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STARTING MONDAY. APRIL 27th. or as soon after as possible.

have Georgetown 8.15 All?-[leave Chariotetowu 4.00 PM.

I ‘ ........ 8.35 AM. Johnston's River .. 4.20 PM- lﬂ Bold ........ .. 8.50 AM. Welystefs Corner . . 4.30 PM. ‘ Baldwirﬂs Bold ... 8.55 AM. Fort Alltllstus 4.40 P.M. ; St. Theresa's .... .. 9.00 A.M. ‘ 4.50 P.M. I Pelkes ... 9.10 AM. . 5.00 PM. ’ rinquld ..... am AM. .. 5.10 PM iv Fort Augustus 9.30 AM. 5.15 P.M. g Webster's Corner . 9.40 AM. 48 Road . . . . . . . . .. 5341 1'-M g Johnston’: River .. 9.50 AM. 5.35 PM. i Arrive Chlrlottetown ... 10.10 AM. 5.50 P.M

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HAPPENS OFTEN

A psychiatric board was testing the mentality of a. soldier. Chairman oi Board-Do you ever hear voices without being able to tell who is speaking or where the sound coma from?

Soldler—-Yes. sir.

chairman of Board-—And when does this occur?

8oldler—-When I'm talking over the telephone,

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EYESIGIIT EXAMINATION

Fitting and Sgablyinl Glance

In Spotlight Again

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her fame. She is now in her forties. Burtouwss decided insane by the Jury.

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Messrs. Irving. Kenneth and ven- Mn Fraser. students at at. John Law school, at. John, N13,, any. ed home to spend the summer holidays with their parents, Judgg and Mrs. A. L. Fmser.

Mr. O. A. Macdonald and Dr. Reddin were recent visitors to noun: Stewart.

Messrs. Bill Taylor and Barron Macdonald. Mount Stewart. were vlsiiine iriends in Sourls on sun- day.

Mr. Btuslvi. weir and Misses Mar- garet and Helen Madbeari spent the week-end in Charlottetown,

Mr. and Mrs. 3. Walker and in. ﬂint daughter. also Miss Lillian W331“? 01 Geqrcetqwn were vi.sit~ lng friends here on Sunday last.

Among the visitors to ihe city this week were Messrs. J. Lavie, L. Stewart, J. MacLea.n, R. Moire, 13. Acorn and Dr. A. w. Ross.

Messrs. A. R. Melnnis and E. Kelly oi (Ibex-lottetown were in our town on Wednesday last.--J.

NOW STAMP WIDOW TAKES HEB. PLACE

TORONTO. May 2—lC.P.)— Among phiiateiic contributions of the annual exhibition of the '1oron- tos Collectors‘ Club was the presi- dent’s admission there is such a person as a “stamp widow." He thus Originated a phrase that may yet take its place with the more gene;-. ally known "golf widow." denoting is wife whose husband forsaken" her for his favorite pursuit.

Although atiunp-collecting is a hobby pie-eminently masculine, one of the most interesting collections shown was the property of a little Kiri. By means oi’ these bits or paper the history of the United States was vividly portrayed. Beginning with Viking stamps from Iceland and Columbus stomps from Colum- bo the array displayed the story of the republic right up to the dia- oovery of Little America.

Oddly enough. a flaw in a stamp sometimes enhances its value. when Osnsds last year produced Princess Elirlabeths portrait on stamps to celebrate the King's Jubilee, the 21st stamp of each print from the first plate showed a tiny "eu.rdrovpr" on the face of the princess. Now the flawed stamp, dubbed the “Weeping Princess" is much valued. Since 9. new thus makes a stamp more valuable, many forged ﬂaws are in clrcusltion. some collectors gather these for-

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contest. the prize being won by MT- Ronaid McKenna. Meeting closed by singing It's A Good Time to cm. Acquainted. Proceeds of evening s3.3o.

Oxonians Cheer Child Patients

LONDON. May 3--(C. P.)- Though the Oxford chew lost the boat race against Cambridge. they won the heart of every child pa- tient in st. George's Hospital. They

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spent nearly two hours in the chil- dren's ward in response to an in- vitstlon sent out to them by seven- year-old Eric Hunt. who was in hospital having his wnsils out.

when seven members of the crew. their cox. and their coach walked into the childrens ward {or ten the ilrst thing they saw was s. sketch. done on the blackboard by 01¢ 0‘ the little girls, of a man looking rather down in the mouth and with the title. "The Oxford Boat Face," chalked underneath. They soon broke down any reeling 0‘ shyness, romping and Pinyin! games with the children.

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TALK SHORT CROP

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