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._I\IONARCII and Goodrich new 1940 Auto storage batteries Rive won- deriul trouble-tree service, Dis- Lributud bv Brace s. L-428-5-31-2l.

._HOI.DING CLINIC --Dr. T. B. Acker oi Halifax is in Summerside holding his regu at clinic for crip- pled vltildren.—S.

smfnlERFlELD C. W. L. _ The C. W. L. meeting reported on May 29th was that of Summer- ftcld and not Emerald as given.

_BEDEQUE UNITED CHURCH SER\‘I(‘I~IS.— Suitday. June 2nd. Bedeque 11.00 A. M. Cape Traverse 3.00 P. M. Albany 7.30 P. M. Rev. Rslph W. Barker, Minister.

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—S'l'ARTlNG Wednesday June 5th Bruce's store and warehouses will be closed €BCLl Wednesday until further notice at 12.30 p, M, one llfl-ll lIOlLI earlier than last yea;

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—BR.IDI - ELECT SHOWERED —Friends of Mr. W. R. Brennan gave him and his bride-elect a stir- prise party on Thursday evrntn: and presented them with some lovely pieces of china, After a very ~ Pleasant evening refreshments were served-S.

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Dir. G. D. Steel, Prlnci rrizico of Wales College, welcoming the visitors present, said: "The circumstances under which we meet this morning are unparnilelied in the lives of there young students. The war in Eur- ope cast its shadow ovgr all of us. Young men who should have been with us through the year and who today should be receiving the re- ward of their work are wearing the King's uniform; some on mil- itary duty in Canada, others sl- ready in the old country itself. Many young men who should be in college are on active service. Two who were attending the seomid germ are even now on military

uty.”

"Leaving these thoughts for the moment, however I shall turn now to my report of our year's work. College opened Tuesday, Sept 5th, 1939 with 159 male and 319 female students registering, making s. to- tal of 478, a decrease of 44 as com- pared with the figures of one year ago.

STEEL

of “letter

Total Enrolment

"However st the re-opening alter the Christmas vacation. 2 young men and 14 young women addi- e ional enrolled to take up the stud- ies for the whole or part of the term. The total enrolment for the year thus numbered 494 as compar-

financial lsslstance made avail- ‘by, w on; gttidenis ihrntigti the. lroslty of the Gnvernnteut. and riends of the Institution. In ad- dition to the prizes given 1n past years, we have to announce sev- eral new prises or aids this year. In pursuance of s. suggPfillflfl Th" I made at the closing exercises m; year ago, the firm of Hynd- man and Co. Ltd., Charlottetown, offered twenty-five dollars to be awarded as a prize or prizes in the Commerce Department. As s result two of the young ladies, who ha earlier completed the work of the second year class ,and tvho during

the session now closing have taken the English and french classes of the Third Year along

with their more professional sub- jects are receiving prizes of 15. and $10. respectivey: Miss Mnr on Younker, Brackiey, Miss Mary Bimbo/tit, Charlceteiou-n-

The prizes in Second year Latin, History and Agriculture and First year methods in teaching are all awarded here for the first time. These have been give-n. as already noted, by two teachers absent on leave and by the two trncltefls of these special subjects. Thc B. \V. LePage prizes are til=o nuv this year. His Honour llTtVlliZ! recently signifed his desire to provide these

prizes.

"To all the donors Oi these prizes , and to the former LZUVCYIIOYS of IlllS t Province. Hon. Frank Honrtz and a

the college and thrtr parent‘. owe a debt oi gmtii-ucle they should never forget. _ "In addition, std to tvx other, students of the senior years has} been made atvntlublc through the‘ co-operation of the I-‘(d .tt and, Provmcial Governments. This zs- - sistance is a part oi the Llcmirton . Youth Training Programs, The schema is Dcmznion wide and is

Hon. G. D. DeBlots, the stttctt-ztts o1 ‘L’?

e SUMMERSIDE GUARDIAN?‘

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lafifirlnapal-"TE out with all COMIGGIICG, use the abthtiei that nature gave you and the attain- ments that have been mode poss- ible lsrgeiy by your parents sac- rttice, and I em sure that. you Illl enter upon a Life profitableto your- selves and to the service of your. follow human beings.“

LIEUIX-GOV. LEPAGE "I consider it an honor as well as a pleasure to be invited to attend your Commencement

said His Honor Lieutenant-Governor studied in one _vc

Page,

"PflllCe of Wales college may be coitsidcred the heart and pulse oi out" educational system. It is here that our teachers are educated, and trained, to teach successive genera- tictts of vcuth in our public schools. and to fit ttzem later to enter this and other institutions where they tnay gain an education to ualify them to enter into larger universi- ties for s cial rofessional train- ing. also fit ose who do not

Exercises." l

I of the new mte‘sttirrétiltfi‘éé”étfdn

as possible to get their second year‘: work in. MR. H. H. SHAW Mr. H. H. Shaw. Superintendent. iof Education referred to the tran- , sttion from student to tcztchet‘ which tiakes place at the commcticctnent ‘CXCTCISGS of the L0ll(’,'.§i:_ He approved the uitrcdtictton of a two-year course to Oblftlll it [OIlCll- |er's license which tie (i()\‘l'!‘1lIIlE'l1l

twill put into effect n(.\;i vital‘. A teacher lratnittu r tinrtnrt. he - JUNO/l. VALEDH By Lesli Your Honor Ltt-ttti-ttaztt-Govr~mrr LePage, Di". Sir-e, yt-vtt" \\‘

Mayor 11011111111. liutoruhlc M1 ll l. 0i‘ the Govemtnctit, l-‘mlnyy nutrient,‘ Ladies and Gt-tiLe-titcit;

Again, on the last Friday ll'l May, we have an asscntblugc ill .110 Prince of Wales college Hall; and lll a cen- erel way we may divide this assum-

———— iiiitnnili thelrNgliluslxiiigrMltlllss it“? Kimball Keeping Charlottetown‘ Mildred Walker Albany. Z3 Wm‘ m’ ‘m Yawn” “ ye“ " "° Wm“ ’°‘ W" >"'"‘“- 1?"°“" prefer a higher education w bet- blaze into two WW5 or more. _,\ SPECIAL meeting of Bede- Manner“ are in § ' L qjuo] Alta Prowse Bracliley" John Mac: Felicia DeRoche Ttgnish Convent. I. - ledge ma‘ such “d 15 amiable ter equip themselves to take up namely 31°59 W110 hi“? Rileddl’ we Dmu-ict L014" Wm be hem m the funeral of Dr Mul-‘sfiglixililqiiiellollll3 Ewen chalflomewwn.‘ Ivan wn_ Kathleen 30,11,833 Albany whThi 9l€i$5lg0$llll0§ 0t! ti; 81T0UP should prtcvevo ttlmulttsltzrincrease 111m‘ various activities o; men- tatketi their part tit the world, mid B9I'll"'ll1‘1‘ l-‘Wlle- Tuesday» Jllnl? er. Rev. N. A. MucNeill. ->S. '1‘ Sm- he“ Dmnlnllimfl-OYBE Bl"- D°'°°~Y Keeping‘ Chammetown‘ foilhrxisxgxbllierlset Yganeptglr: gegoiid %li)elll‘tllllt‘lteg(tléllilh wit?“ I111: till ldllffgfé thousands o; student, who iliglixllfifilllltlcStlllillJlls-Cfl ilhiffpkiiivtlillmviliityug

Anita Pratt, St. Peter's. Mildred Hyde, Meadow Bank. Eileen Doucet. St. Augustine's.

4th at 8:30 p, m. A full representa- hou rrqttvsted by order 0f W. D M, J. E. Contiell. DLS.

dett, Strathcona; Dean Robin- son, Parkdale; Grace Crosby, West Royalty; Melburn MacDowell,

year, 113; Third Year. 21; Fourth year. 8; Special, 1; First year Com- merce. 15 and second year com-

other Provinces o1 me Uzmitizon have men grained here there are Un.vers;ti..s. ottczi sup- ponted by the Prcvmunl (‘vow-rit-

for theirlAs we COHSMR!‘ tlit- world of ll so lites “York, have and are, makjig two groups we see that (Le int

—PURCIIASES PROPERTY _ a. great contribution, not. only to group is the sustaining fuciur that

Mr. H. B. Heustis of O‘I.cary has

. . . - - - , ' '~ ent. I‘ 96 51 m- purchased a fine residence on Rus- {mmsalli Val-e)’. Wendtll MiwFfld- lgkggafiatgayxlfiléluéllltifgxlmconv merce, 39. merits surely in Pm ~c Eduard their native prflvlnce but; m the maintains the second one. Tue AND DIFFERENT PER- Se“ Street ‘mm M“ “mus Wall?" Hm‘ Augustine Cove: Ivor Murray’ Myrtle Wlgmore Graham's Road. "QT U"? 39 Stlldefllé 6l’il'0ll9d ll! 1518061 We 51101116 mtillllYlfl Willi all lwcrld at large, secondlsreallyv emiiit-tittttc 0f a nut- T§._*m announcing the .and will move in in the near fut- Murray River; Thelma Burke’ Ewen CampbellfGrahztms Road, the second. (or final) year of the increased number of stud a; “Anywhere you may travel you asitic form ofife. Ltttttv pat-cut» nze ‘ "TB—S- Sillllllllflll; Isabel Gbodwlll. Char‘ Louise Hessian, Charlottetown commerce class, 34 studied French Junior College, at \\'.'lI('ll t, tint; ivvill find Prince of Wales students,

maintaining students in tht< plflCI‘ n!

0P , l“? °f 9"? new and m°d°m _ lotietown; Dorothy Macbeod Ulgg - d E 1-1 it h 1 _ 1 .. - I. .. -t 1;. n in- n- i‘ ~ l at" l 1‘b' 1* l ' l "lf drylnlize-tliliom illorcllyerleriiloriiffeviilirlh _DEATII 0F FORMER RES!" Yvette mymontt southpaw" I 9:51 22d lltigrxscjlagseg lfliereiltirghlxliirig £51951; rghfidgd wikl as tot" ‘glldfflldlislllgsllblllg’ nlllgld de€lllrillxilg\l’clrlllll! llnl slliittlenr q riin ailrnufpuijliéma newer mi)“, beau‘ DENT 0F TYNE VALLEY-Word E Es Arthur Shayna Charlottetown. fifteen. who had earlier completed leadership thrcugliottt this Prov- can be attributed largely to the good deep sacrifices are be tnnric. ' . u rt ' ~ . » i ~. ' " ' . ‘ . -, .i t,» . illlll and lflngfir 188M118 P97111511‘ has been yeah“ o! the death in Yliilgiiles all MgllglAT inflame Hughes' Emeraid. Slfltirsittlydmli/[sartafiictifiilillriirnefihid!‘ ill: mce. lnglnlie aiicéilnlzlllilzmotfantclietop thEe IE3"? 23330851’ lllic rlchtrmtlrsl:

em. The New Shel Kreem Wave.

Vancouver, B. C., on Tiiffifliig/ 0y

Florina Arsenault, Abrams Village Frances Cairns. Louver ETGBOWH-

right to take Emllsh or French.

Health Examination

ouch education received at this col-

owe, we see that it behooves us

Mr. R. vb 't . . ~ . 55.1,?“ gmfiodxgewgw ‘$.12 wfimlltlgg of age? fit'n_§,,§ffirsf,l,f°‘,‘,.nit gonlaiilg Miriam Woolner, North Rustico: Lorna watts York m, English and French with the i no. continuallv to ztnplv out. l“ ‘I 1, m M mes‘, re um. $7 50 of Tyne Valley and “.11 know, Mary MncKay, CharlottetowmJ-ean Marv 1. MacDonald, Little Pond. smnnnts o; inc 111ml and Fourth "The examinatron of the Slllti- “To the students. not_ only those whnIevPt' work we may ‘lm? m‘ m om g ‘t cont.rgt-gg|-_s ' ' Anderson, Saint Peters; Jean Marjorie Nmvcombe, Port Hill. W“, Mo“ availed themselves o: ems by Onmuks m me 1;. r3111“ M vvhn are on the honor list but al I n crclet" tltatvc ntav pt i Ergqgm- i350‘ $555 piggagggoa ' ' lViacKny, Cltatjwtietown; Earl Anna MacKitition. Southampton. ‘mt. ‘mlviipge o,- becommg hmre of Public Hun“), “.35 m. Dam‘, illllfll? who hfigenfiot been so folrl ~ olvfis ntoritcrmtits oi the v11 h mits --- '1 < ~~ ,-~ _ - , - W ,_ . ,I' et CWllWE nverecetvet. l°°t‘““§.f.*.“.;".€§t.ii“° .22: at.“ .1."“§;'...f°":“";*t* JRfIQ Bill-i‘ *;$;;‘§.“.°‘é.°.‘2.‘§€“;;1..... *"t3;:"z.::t.‘ltstu.lt"uzttz~ .. ctzishrtasslz.iszs:"mtsat; We... .t$ts.. Mn . H01‘. . t ' ~ - - - PBS 0r 0 v e ni c °. . ' ~ . _ C ' ,e ‘ ' - . ' . .1 t" standing may be, you should go out are so many s uclents ore t4: av L_%_5_30_3|_ church at Konslngtcq, l“ _ Stcwatt, Norooro, Mldred Mac Rae Donal‘; Monnnse, man; on the enrolment flgnren three (28dt suudrnts mom gum a ‘_ m‘ , l! f _ 7h h Y V, W, “f. ‘x > s. l" ‘it 115 wiliiiie rstimttszttthfifdtstts’Bellman‘: SSliEgmTJ’.¥°3§If‘.~l§’é“=..%‘2"t 2" fliféi‘. “§...°.‘.‘.§“2%é' tile‘? to“e‘éfi‘l“ni°rll“ihi l-‘iliniilh “viii? -—Y M — e up s u es as l. l ' i ih, 5...’. ' . ' 5 . ' .' \ “ , ' .- '5' s cuss. ' . ‘., ' . f k' .d.‘ I d i "ilhdents arc not itisonstbl of . 1 Mat Ts “mfsof Sunlmerslde held the“. mwy_ Re“ Mn scrllfifralsnglwgd n‘; lIlIuugll-iels, éliair- Arnod literati)’. Hebtocéi‘. and 4 of the Second Year. were m mg/lllgillulalidingzfll£5.35, Lnfipaé-Rm; (fltntlimlaltcl-aég, havginsgrs. ‘hi5 ggiilteiit- has been (lOHC for ti‘. c2. mutt; to regular twekly supper meeting in the last war and held the rank or ‘,9 . 96%}, Iggy’ f}? ' Melvme Gm -§"'"‘,‘,‘,‘{,.., ' mains m” Tmcher Trammg ch55“ °t noun,’ dv1§,e“,n.n. cnnu", .1 “‘)‘,.,Kg ‘tncut, those studt-itts who ll€l\€ (‘O-tlllfjvut- m, Baptist ha“ and me 1am“ M81015 L-Ill. Jyfllild 1W, . Ce er- Marlon MacLeo . ~ Tl! - rlhc First Year, Second Clas Llc- 5 a ‘ l l‘ i‘ Great Crisis ed with their parents and 193C381‘!

Before his depnrtttre his

trio's; Winston Wood, Mt. Herbert;

Stuart Vcrtlc, Port Hill

ence. This is a condition of affairs

full advantage m’ this oiior or the

goes the rewards, which today are

served a very delicious supper. Af- congregation presented him with - - l t. . - l '1 i < e - be» M- adem- -s- i£€£l‘.“%.’?£t‘.“‘t<.§f§32¥ tliiiift %§ttl“v$.ll.‘*“l§;.%llil‘f“ 52,325.’? girl-film itffillfiii-tiifiilllttit? ca: “We nflfgwlélfcgg; réfifinilllggeegegzgtf KENQ T ,MncKlnncn, Columan; Gertrude Helen Cairns. Soul's CQIIVPSt-n v It is‘ germrany recognlmd that 1n qutrLes to learn the butt" t" hells? tpasslng through agreat crisis. Let‘ - ~ for me Y M C A W“ w; rdJvNG ON horse races Butler, Charlottetown; June Sharp, Garcon F._Macl..eorl.!1€un@ t! Pl 1333.3, schools and mixed “hook conditions. ‘Tins t‘.'tl..'l _ I <l.\el_— none of us_be discouraged, for I Into s (‘Iinoilc World * I, was revoked- “iat ham 11h Pt Jllll- 17. Owlrt: to Tyne Valley; Francis Gallant, For- _ Estcle Hfllilllh- Stout us- nme Con,“ a time when m, oped into s ntrtlutu: tt-o-tt. is tmt- ‘believe that in this battle for tibertyt

had been received from the town of Summerside to date. The re- ports were all very encouraging. A

Orange Tee being held qt Kt-tising. ton on Julv l2 and with the por- misslon of Mr. Jttmos Milligtm the mflflfikement of the Kensinctott

lottetown.

cry; Lois MacKay. Albany; Attdevsou, St. Peter's; Heath Sea- man, Brackley Point: Rena Reid,

est View: Helen Sabine. Montgom-

Doris

Joan Stuart, Wccd Is ands East. Eunice Ccndcn Charlottetown.

George Jones. Pownztl. Inuls O'Brien, slnnott Road.

yottng people in the school are l more influenced by a male teach- t GI‘.

"This is not the first time I have

ents who in Aug are looking for b their sons and daugl "A gcod deal of time

' l

‘t or rtpwztther r11

to r for

" opportunities are awaiting '" f_vou only have the initiative.

and justice, with God's help, right? lwill triumph in the end.

"T210113 is work to do for all. The ' you if

The obtaining of those rewards tiaturaliv gives the tccipivti’. a feel- ing of ‘pride and of pjC.'tSU."£‘. but those 0 us who are grad '

wmmm" WM BDDOInted to con- Race Track has decided in hold - ' . Ann Ron. Cardigan. . - ~our studen-ts 1hr: taut t e t en- dav have athir‘ feeling u skier haying a summer cnmn for their annual race tnopg, Wednesday AfiE“D,uBm“m“§§a ggfifh Erna Ellmun, Charlottetown. giffciftqlnanlliggl?“ to (tiléfirttlxeartlllhgé |An eptdernz: of s . i:t lll1l5l1l$lll and perseverance. Tll-erelonc of saditrss.al=‘oz- four under privileged children. A dance Julv l7. George H. Brookins, Sec- FX-ceiown: wyfiam Mam inornme Clare Haslam. sptxngtielct. secfmes m 11d. death t ho is ing the first term. arrt c ls more work to do now in the have followed the wel. was also under consideration for retnry, Myron MacArthur. pron- Co‘. - C3 {in Kendau éhay-lotfe. Robert Forsytlie, Charlottetown. ' r sf .. 7- L“ a m)‘: 5° ° letc, during the second t . l1 ;\vorld than there ever was, and the course prescribed bv our tenchtrs, June lfltlt-S. rletor. L-882-5-28-2l. t . '. Kin‘ B‘ M K ' K n ~ Flora Gillis, Melville, are, “um” to interest t‘ e om" >serzously interim-rd \\".tll the no.1. youth must take up the work and but henceforth we are to plutl our l alga’. can? Smnlzctt filggtol. 59:5 Rubena MacMillaii. Wood Islands xlllfnglo§h$ltgienemlggg ‘s’, ‘m: [of some of our 5.1106113 Perhaps Icarry it on. own Way, from now on we have to Hanlm‘ Charlotmtiownl Everett AIlNSStArse-nault St Cirysostome. 3'0""? ma" l5 pr°bably due w the gmllth mi: ailgmgln 111x13“ 10:2 lm‘ gomxggtgellglge floor imlghovtsou Weill: liltflfitndgtxtidtltifec siiiil-iervolmeililsniilstiill; 214g‘??? llliiior Inner, dhariottetowrz. glfllllfimilérxggingalé! agifiletqetllgst trim? cctfild be avojttclii. t l l a jobr 3o nltitleixpectcto start at the; in a’ chant-c Wltfillfla n i I ’ ’ y‘ Y . - ' - . , ‘.1111 tint. P - .1 -- , _ u... -__. _ t‘ ', ' . - ~ "n qltu y- 0111811‘; Kfllllly" Mllcuod- Bum" ‘lgiliszhnktgililtlylrltiglplzfxtll/lliioqiliehevttc) but that nccmtnfs fol” gill!’ 8 Pfl-Yl '1n 33:: ‘sails: ilxitcttflr itlitit-tilsiiqttt till: 801ml; naiid ehy faijtrhlfndliriscéervicle mfislllrglpillliilaliilté] tnl: mtvlttrlovili :<cenumied__mm based) - Agriculture and kindred sllb- yg,g,,,gtg°l,§*,,§gg;-,,ggtdexhggg;1 Laurence lictnsgfr.‘ lflgtlieultis- o! the dtscrvtvflncy in the sexee- eyidenned by ti.» Joni! it t. of m- yifslyvélgliivracesdoin ykoggelngvlygv-hmg mfudosutzrllrlr; iiylgagléd triyg-ttng-jéig "—_ F é°£aLD'“M-l'mm wwmer- N°rm Frances Reay. ChariofteiowmMaré ‘fiaiify, Altman. Teachers In Uniform ppm“ ‘nd cemnwne lunar!‘ been success ul in life started in l have at last broken and hau- ' l . h lit ' L1 ' l hem . b l - d " . ll. "cum-ll- usT Mluumall“ "l" lmghe-‘l ‘lmd’ mChgrlhxttfitowiYrhRlchxd ‘nvéfifiigfiikgfyilgbfilaisitive. w“ ‘At the time of re-openlng lestl "0"". 5"“ lzgilitlcleswahhuenilecrixmi-dlsuislll-tloil: iitiiiTw- Evgliiieirnrfaghtrlylng." Whoa lflitrtll "Elm-S AN" PM!" 1H8 l" Mflihtmfiil“ "1 ‘he "1 Burrtinll. Charlottetown- John Cook , aunders s rm Park. fall t-tvo oi’ our teec er were nl- - - tor me ncorle that have been born selves coin: forth 1m» 1i ‘wilt-torn Yew Kimball Ktwvmfl 01"" iafi Rt r Don ld citttt Char, “Mfr SN t Btari- g a rl t llttts a t ‘w’ °°“”'““°“ m" ‘m’ m" tio use t. slang phrase) mm asil world A unrld that t ‘twt Willi “‘ " c '1 . - ":'n,'~ '2 . : ~~. 1 - - I "- ‘ '=-> E W a s E15” a e‘ r0? ‘l on age n m “y u “v mncy M semmg 0m‘ “m” m in their mouth, have selfishness and greed; one that has M

The Anderson Prim (Highest stauumg in Sciences in IV Yearl —Artr-ur Wilson, Cl de River.

L. Prizes (Girl students

.W.

standing highest in languages in

lotteiowit; Helen Lewis. Freetown; Louise Cox, Charlottetown; Fred-

erick Coffin, Mt. Stewart; Howard

John Jay, Borden-

Pius D. Sigswortli, Georgetown.

Jog“ McIntyre, Charottetown.

. W. J. MacDonald, who had taught on the staff since 1922, and t Mr. F‘. J. MacMlllan, who was sp-

parents in October inlirtti ng tttcm

of the students‘ std: 1mg. Also

vcr spoon 3 made a success of life. "In conclusion. I wish to congratu-

forgotten love, and one

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