‘vlihxfor’ your family’! Zg-uicuri. and be secure-

Eliain, F

ruinous i. w, BIITLEY runner h" Primes Edward Island ghgqqgggqqr l’. E. l.

illedilross Fund

‘sf’- Shows Increase

I Iiifludlgan has made an excellent

‘ygapm to the Red Cross appeal jifhalsacollected $38 as its contri- ‘Ifittion to the health program now underway on the Island- yTventy-two more districts have reoeotly made their returns, with a total of $265.20 which. fldflell t0 previously acknowledged contribu-

“tlonl, brings the rural subscriptions

to_$i920.81_

The Red Cross Committee is anxious to have all returns in as Soon possible and urges canvas l"! f0 make their calls and send in their returns to the committee at the earliest possible opportunity lu-oMor-Ahat the results of thi. campsfgh may be tabulated ani.

' made mibiic.

s ' iqueon’: County

Blooming Point ......... .. $13.0. ,kisy......... . 9.20 dericton .. 6.80

l Grove 14.50

h: River 18.3. Lgfiuchanan . . . . . .. iooi Nina-Mile Creek . 12-51

'Pl8Blant‘Grove .. 5-1’. scoop; ..... .. 4. i Union Road . . . . . . . . . . . 12 50

At. Top. and Santa Fe Ry, .. 1761/;

' Lain»? North

Gehrig Ties Ruth afwith 24..Homers As j’ Yanks heal‘. Boston

Illllwx your: . in... so. — The

i a ‘i YorkflYaukees pushed tlir ,. ton its S X. a. little deepei

‘ the co lhr here today, takinv ' first of a four-games series b!" ib" f dfrwssdhe eleventh straighi Flow-the visitors. M115 tied Babe Ruth for thi hf! home run honors. hittini Wig! 7f0urth ‘in thO filth inn fh was back in the gami l ‘three-day lay-off and hit ‘r l6 Ind three singles.

Cleveland . . 31‘ St. Louis .. . . _ 37 Boston‘ . . . . . . . . . . .. l5 ~- 50

Syracuse . . . . . . . . . 28

How‘ They Stand

AMERICAN. LEAQUE -

NATIONAL LEAGUE ‘

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE . Lost. P.C.

Buffalo L 2!)

Baltimore . . '

Toronto .....

Newark

Rochester" 35 .500

Jersey City . 40 .444

Reading . . . 63 .160 -_- --¢o>i-

Canadians Shaping

Up Well At Bisley

BISLEY CAMP, Ellgfl, June 30~

Since Monday the team odj Cana- dians lins experienced irylnil weather conditions on the rifle ranges here, but nevertheless they continued to get in useful practice

work on the Century and Stickie Down ranges.

The team was shaping up pro- mlslngly. Every one of the 20 members including Commandant

Adjutant Major D. T. McManus of will commence shooting in earnest Belleville, were fit and well. They with the N. R. A. tournament aoxt week. f 0n Friday, Dominion Day, the

eratioii.

Johnson Suspends

‘iy Metzler.

Stock Quotations

change: New York Exchange

mini Cane Sugar Co. Pfd. .. 38 Jon. Gas Co. (VN.Y.) Hudson Motor Car Co. .

Mis. Kan. and Tex, Ry- XiD 50

lending Co. . 113 louthcrn Pacific Co.

Montreal Stock Exchange.

‘ilontreal Power XI) 50c ,. s3

‘lationnl Breweries 67 lien! Co. (‘an Com. .. 132 Winnipeg Electric 72

\sbeslos Com. New . . . . . 22

Corn-Juli‘. 99%: Sept, ioaisi lOats-July, ~17; ‘Sept. 48.

Whent——July, 5914,; 0m’, 147%

Wda- B“ P new‘. 11.1 Alexandria“ i 13.1391" New York . . . . . . . .. 48 0 . b _ .._. Washington: . ‘ Chicago ..i '82 Philadelphia . .. Detroit . . . . .. .. 80

rook '1, Mr; uneasy win imncln. _. ’

"OR Q1’ . I9? Drug-e,“ fuce Street will be

iisiiiinialikiliiiiiiiuf_1sti,tggg1>

i.

Preacher. Rev. C. 1*‘. Johnson.

$36 following pupils were very success ~59? ful in passing the prescribed emin- 31 575 instions of the Board of Education. 32 ‘562 and havelbecn awarded their cer- 36 ‘532 tillcates: Bertha Mclntyre, Marion Goodwin, ulriam (irant and lllagdiu lane Grant. ‘

The services for Sunday, July 3rd. will be as follows: Vernon River at 10.30 B.- m., Cherry Valley u_t 2.30 p. m._ St. A'i'iiirew‘s. Orwell at 7 p. in. The Orwell S. S. will meet in the Manse ffuesday, July 6th at 2 p. m.

ant and Mrs Davis of the Salvation Army Corps Charlottetown on morning for Toronto, where they

the work of West Toronto. Fare-

Duff Stewart, of Vancouver, and

team will attend divine service in Westminster Abbey, commemorat- ing the Diamond Jubilee of Confediinflugem cunada 15 a great Con“. The Cadet 195m °T fiviflry: destined to ibe greater stllll members from Hamilton, Ont... have been shooting splendidly all week. —7—--oo>__- Y

Chicago Manager

CHICAGO. June 30. —-Presldent Ban Johnson. oi‘ the American League, today indefinitely suspend- Hi Ray Schalk, manager of the White Sox, for kicking dust in‘ Um- wire Owens’ eyes yesterday after wrotesting a (leclslon on a ball hit

iIlALlFAX, June 3Q.—~QllOli.llZi0llS mrnished by Johnston and Ward. Members of the Montreal Stock Ex-

Am. Beet Sugar Co. . . . . . . .. 221A, American Can Co. 52% Am. Car and ‘Fdy. lCo. . 9&5)‘; .klll_ Locomotive Co», . . . . . . .. 1031/,-

im. Smelt. and Refng. Co, .. 1501,‘; ', Am. Bosch Mag. Co. 171A; ‘ Anaconda Cop. Mlii. Co. 43

Jail. Pacific Co. . . . . . . .. 176% N-Y, Cen. and Hud. Riv. Rli. 148%

nternational Paper ‘Co. 114% international Petroleum 281/, dandard Ollof N. J, . . . .-... 3015..

li. c. and bonus . . . . . ...$52.l6

. 1141/, Union Pacific ‘Ry. . . . . . . . . .. 171% .S. industrial Alcohol Co, , 761/, Nestiiighouse Electric Xi’) . 1.73% Jnlted States Steel . . . . . . .. 1191A

fiaurentide Pulp XD $1.50 , , _ 901,;

isbestos Pld. New . 87

ilell Telephone H615 ‘irompton XI) 5o p.c. 311i, Wrazilian Traction '\... .. 153% ‘vanadiun Steamship Pfd, , , , xx

Dominion Bridge» . . . . . . . . . .. 171?

BANKS s

Flank Commerce 253 Bank Royal 287- 'lank Montreal _, 301 ilank Nova Scotin, . . , , . , _ , _, 339

Wheat-duly, 1447/9; Sept, 144%. _

.|.MzQ|__§|'\fqoK- qlkculTa-Cross

uf- worilrs

_ GHARGEIS.—

PEAKES Roan scribed-Tim

ORWELL-VERNON ssnviclss.

OFFICERS LEAVING. —Ad]iil.—

here are leavini; Wednesday

have beeniuppointed to take over

well services will be held in the Citadel on Sunday.

OUR COUNTRY AND OUR DANGERS _- in the spirit of iCan- ada's Diamond Jubilee. uud, in ac- coy} with the music of the 0c‘ casiou, Rev. Neil Her-man, on Sun- day evening. in the Central Christ- ian ‘Oliurchfwill give a brief a'l- dress on ——0ur Country And Our

Rwlll b9 “iLQIf-l p '_ 4 $.-, 171- . i Tyne Jilly 2nd will start at 1 i1. m

Duncan's have succecefull, scd the Deqncqgixamlngtl n: of Laval University:

cum laude).

intermediate examinations leading to the, B. A. degree. _ .

the show windows of'the Western

but Canada, like every country that has preceded it, is beset with daufl"

ruinéd-lwclconie for you!

musical service for Sunday Even- ing in the Central Christian iClinrch. The service will be in keeping with Jubilee. The soloists will be Miss

(Joomihs, M-i-s. ‘Milton Stewart, and

My Hollie." You are Welcome!

Supervisor of New ,York.

SUCCESS.

Johnston and Mrs, Harry Butler.

Union Telegraph Office ‘are lu be seen two pictures vgliich add beauty _ m“ [ppm he wen gm- uflg ygungfl-O the already attractive decoru- siid gnawing‘ country to steer clearltlons for Confederation week. ln of those rocks. upon which otlierzone window is an enlarged colored novices have been wrecked nudlpicture of tho “Fathers oi‘ Confed- eration," all the figures, being very JUQll-EE Music ATCENTRAL of Charlottetown lu 18-13. Both of cfiRlsTiAN ‘9HURCH épriileiss"? those pictures were kindly donned il-i-nA.‘ Tanton is arranging a fipficllllho the Wesm.“ 11mm, by the Q

‘the spirit ilk-Canada's Dliiilnflnil ‘Barbara ‘Maobleill, Miss Ethel

iMr. Ben Acorn. Among the solos. iMiiss Barbara MacNeill will sing. "Father Guard Our Nation," and iMr. Ben Acorn will sing, "Canada

RECEIVES APPOINTMENT. - The many friends of Miss E. May Brothers, daughter of Mr and Mre P. M. Brothers. Vernon River, will be ‘pleased to hear that she has been appointed First Assistu t

French llospit l, Miss Brothers grad- uated only last March and to be chosen to flll such a. responsible position so soon after graduating goes to show the high regard and esteem in which she is held. Her new position while involving a great deal of responsibility also carries with it a very lucrative sal- ary. lier many friends wish her

OFFICERS ELECTED.—-The An- ’ nual Meeting of the Peters Road Presbyterian Women's Missionary Society was lit-id on Tuesday. Rev. D. V. O'Meara~- led the devotional Exercises. The following ‘appoint- ments were made: President, Mrs. W. L. McLean; Vice President, Mrs. (leoige ‘Reynolds; Treasurer, Mrs. Samuel Davidson Secretary, Mrs. Harry Butler; Committee Mp5, J. A, Macdonald, Mrs. Percy John- ston, Mrs. William ‘MacDonald, Mrs. Sano Leeco. Mrs. Neil Mc- SWHynP- Delegates‘ to ‘Presbyterlal at Belfast on 14th July, Mrs. Percy

9' . Confederation Yacht flee‘ on

~ ‘ ‘“' ' el- masher’: wharf. - e time w _ L mp1; Vi} V31 - - t events put ‘on for som __ . _ Pittsburgh - - - - - - ~- 304B ~51” °-" I leavzefggclfglnghliiijrlat 33582:?" :8] Thehmnugement tum liriiulliiieilif ' ' i ' , r ‘ '-= t h ll th even ecu e (l ' Sf PM“ ‘ - 39 25 1 - ~ _ iy, 3rd atgfliocloolt. .. :.. ,1 1 and‘: eVBgylJDfiy willget action “ma” -~ 32 27 50o 3m‘ u,“ “m5.” Jwn-g iyachts andwbosts are kilfliiy 5°» a ‘I t mum, ' - . N Y ‘k . . s‘. a2 ~. .. .. 1; .- " ‘ ' ~ - . 1 <1 - ’ 34" ism-ii; um only e out sfguiiyil. Ill 35 .470 iiiiiiiiiid-‘r. _, . a 1° “"1"- “tuii ‘° “W” 3'15"’ ‘“ “i!” W" ,,;- - the time to give the (Efllll- _ g i f more Philadelphia .. .. 26 an .419 Momin " -. '31» "lasi- M411" ,“‘- " i ‘ ‘i lag. = a iioosidn the rial-t i"- d“1u""" u . u o Boston . . . . . . . . . . .. 23 {i2 .418 Rustico‘. ‘ 4 911.0%- ‘2-15 B; "i . ‘ lu- ls end there will m" “m7 h . ,0. ' Cincinnati . . . . . . .. 2o '43 .368.Evenlng Prayer, ruin. st. Ja ‘s D q hf“ . all atteniipnce. ‘rile “QMIN llll than t I P Mflmn. Evemng pray,” 730 m ‘m, c 0 a _ . ,2 “will ». wm_,have~uai.g‘g “f

obtain egress

The following etuderityfrom 8t.

James Farrell, B. A» ‘(dulll 181N113) Richard ‘Ellsworth, B. A.. (sunlma

Francis iDoiron I}. L-(cum lsude) Anthony FrancidyB. A.» ‘ '- Andre Culllpmsttc. B1 A. Armand Jiordeldau. ‘B. A-

Jolin Johnston, B, ~I4_. -

Thevfollowing have passed the

Raymond Sbreenan. Frederick Lynch. i. _.Willlam Leslie. - Leonard Smith. Wilfred Keefe. _

umi-so ciiusci-i, OAVENDISH

CONGREGATiON '1" Re“ Pet“ Reid sailed yesterday morning 111161‘ Jackson, Minister. StanleyCommun ion. 111a, m. Cavendish Communion s p. m. Rustlcu, saimstiibciiooi 0.30 p. m. Rustico, Confederation Serv- ice, 7.30 p. m. '

iATTRACTlVE ' P|OTURE$.— ln

distinct. in the ulllflfdifiillllnfilcilillg

N. R. -

UNION ROAUAND COVEHEAD United Church services for Sunday July 3rd are as follows: ivesti Covehead, 11 a. m.‘ Union Road 3 p. m, Stanhope 7 p. m. The ‘Sac-ra- ment of the Lordhiifiupper will be dispensed st Union ‘Road’ at tho close of the service. ‘Riev. F‘. In. Bootliroyd 0i’ York will give the ail- dress at the ‘Preparatory Service all Union RouilFrlday, July 1 iii s [LI m. - ‘

d m-

_._‘s-¢-Q}__. PERSONALS

Miss Pennln Morris, formerly oi‘ Charlottetown, now ofaMlnudle, N. 8., is visiting friends in’ the city.

‘Mr. George Metliven the new organist of St. James Church, ar-

‘W AOAliVNkGIiARDIANA PBiK>Aii5h19i3iO' ‘ féhi-ffi- A4 5i.- iiriiiilld§

at theAbegweit grounds the= A‘)? ' _ eg-welt Athletic Association are, D1!!- "ting on a large numberof athleac . events that sliouiirbe a his drew‘ m; wrqfline entry list is well filled and gives promises of being the y? most interesting in field and track

Yeo. W” Chief -Ronahan.

and C, I). Stewart.

. ‘Waterfront

undergoing extensive repairs by

. Meet Saturday

on satin-day afternoon at 2,80

d‘ 1N ,.

Jl|dgeg--ny|'()|l ill-own and Ill‘. Timers-Ji. ll. ,.F[eld Judges —, Ray lilclliinzilil Clerk of Course-Jennies Col/i"-

Anuouncer-jdil- Acorn.

i Directory

J-uno 30th, 1927

Buntaln, Bell's Wharf Tug Rona, Capt- Bclyca in i101‘!- Schr. lsottle'B,_ in port. O

Bruce y Stewart's Wharf

S. S. Prince Edward Island. Culli-

Messrs. Bruce Stewart in Co. S‘. S. Harland in port-

S. S. Ilochelaga on l1li-tiiu route. Sclire. ll. ll.. »Kltciicnei~ and Blanch Forscy in port.

Marine Wharf

C. G. ,S- Arnnmore, Bayilelil nnd Brant in port. Sir. llalsiu of the ‘lliiminion Steamship -I.ine arrived in port yesterday morning and sailed again in the evening,

Ploksrdis Wharf

wiird S. Falt i; port.

i Has Audience, in‘ Pail‘-

vlCo-lesn Moore registered arid-flier genuine triumph with-the dellghi- fail cinema entertainment cal-led ."Ella iClnilcfs". which. olwilfld .3" ‘ engagement at the il-‘rlnce ehltlword Theatre yesterday, and had the wu- dieiice in paroxysmal of laughter at tllncs and ‘at iitiie-rs drew a. tear 01'

i. McMillan and deLnqnfllffllvli beyond cavil that Mm, mum-i. is one oif the unost vor-

thc screen iuday. Whether she be

Sclirs, Clarissa, Karmoe aiiil 1511'

oxysms. of Laughter and Draws ~a Few

“Latest.

wo with touches of pathos. For one thing, her performance

Fame ma] WiILiitHIlQ personalities of in patina or i-ulii-os-aiud for a good

section ol‘ this picture and is in cul- icos-~—>il|c is appealing to the utll-

' deg-rec. 1

‘filiilla flinilcrs" is a unitirie GK‘ perlmeni in llltlllull pictures, and iudginirfi-uni lust night's reception ii. highly siii'i-i-.~:.~il'iil one. ll. niarka up; first attempt to niukc u feature

-_ llluLiUll picture lrmn n newepupei’

cnnilcpetrlp, having ‘been tldillilfiil from the joint creation of William ICiinsélnuin and iCliarlcs ‘Plumb. “Qw manning in :1 hundred dtiiiien- More ol’ this siirl of thing ‘will lie wplqqpiqd by lll(l\'l\‘—g(l€l'B»

in; the story ldllu. is the slavey in ‘he qjlllilcgzv. household, and how she gets away ‘from the environ- nicilt ol‘ her stcpniiii.liei‘ and sl-Oli" glglgifg, full}; in Iilvll with an lcc- inan‘, wins ii fnki- beauty ‘50111931 and “irriisiiies tlic knit!" l0 511M195“ in the "lOViPi hirieilics a delight fill éniertiiinmeiil iii only the dllllll" ner that i3 lCii-llci-ii Moore's.

Lloyd llluglics, as -Wa,lle ‘Lifter, wim [yfliflg for football Dy ilelivcr- “jg pie, makes nu admirable load’ lug nlaii for luiss Moore. iliXtlfliieiii Support is also given the Fl-Lst Nut- iouu] 5I_[1|‘ by Vcrii Lewis, Doris Baker, Emily (icriles, Mikc Donliil. Jed pmuqy, Jack Duffy, Hurry Al- lcn aliil D'Arcy -(‘orrigun,

mil“. picture is pii-sentcil lhriiuilll First iNatiiiniil by John McCormick, responsible lin- .\l-ls:i Moore's ifc-

i-em pig success, "lrcne." lL ‘was

made under the direction ill‘ Alfrcil »E_ Green, which iii lllc light of his past achievements is just another

Csrvell’: when

yesterday evening.

Horse Races And

lielil in tho afternoon unil tlic first

enlnir.

rived last night from Ontarioj

fax, where she was the guest Ufillil‘ sister, Misc Dorothy Holl. l Among the passengers to city on the Harland from Victoi in were Mr. ‘and Mrs Gordon -MacDonald, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph MacDonald, Mrs. H. Smith and son from Wake- field, Mass" Mr. Edwin Dawson and son Geo. Dawson, Augustine Cove. Oswald Kelly, Kelly's Cross.

Mr. George Fall of ‘Crapaud and his granddaughter _Miss Blanche Fall were visitg-s t0 the city yest~ erday. Mr. Fall p the well known

‘which he left with the new

some and delicious.

of gonii close finishes,

This year will be n0 exception to tllcrule - as u grunt flelil of Horses will answer the starters call today at tho Western Capital and the same fast, close and exciting races of previous years will be giv- en the lovers of the first horse mecl.

of the‘ season.

The ball game will also be a big drawing card. the Crystals have n nice working ball team this sens-

on and are out for the lt-iilillii

Championship and while the Abblcs are slated to win out one iiiiver manufacturer of pure maple sugnrlknows just what the outcome of n "in his district.‘ a line s mple of ball game will be until the last out

_ zdspart- is called, so lhnt all in all visitors meat and which was most tooth- to Sunimersido iuday should get

full measure for their money.

M4 __

< elitism» . [I M

i’ 1.. l? o»

Baseball At S’Sii1o A

‘Today all Pllllflri lcail iii Siuiinii-r- slilirwlmrn last Horse Races will ill‘,

game of the Provincial Ilnscball {League between the Abegwclts and ‘Crystals will be played in the ev~

July‘ 1st llnrsc Races ill Sunilncr- M155 Magjmqe no“ has reLm-"M side are ulwuys lookcil forward to,

from a‘ very delightful vigil u, Hap.‘ with u considerable amount of iiit- erost as they are always productive

i hoe, Bill Halpcuuy, Barker H0 J the Mc (Lila

‘I lotic p ‘ sport. ' ilflveinpins our uthle

tcasiin why “Ella fliniicia" is such mi nllogiailicr enjoyable film to sec. Thu tliii'd episode ol‘ “Collegian?

S. S. St. Lawlence of The Cunadulnml Lgudberghg lldllglll to Pulls are Stiiamsilill 1111165 flffivfld ill llortlllfidiéd ‘picture attractions and all early yesterday morning, illlViIlKl|]\||gfl'l1l8d ‘patron song “Land 0i on board about 40,0 excnrslunlsts from Montreal. she sailed again

(ilnd Tomorrows" ftllllllia‘ out an ex rceptioniilly. flue |lli(i-\\'L'i§k iriogrulll \\‘lllt'|l was i'ul1'~ii1i‘~‘ii rvsivrilny-

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Sport Notes

BASEBALL

'l‘lii-. first. suction of liiii (lily lluscbull League || ' lliidhilii 111i“ iiie Lirfiiillfii ioi- 1oz? Willi [he iiizi; champion Stars coining through us winners without suffering u set- |)il('i(. Tlicy Wflll ull llicir starii-i in this section with lllll one excep-

llic I\llt'iIt)l‘H. ' 'l‘riily a good re- l'lll'li for any liiill i-liib. llowcvci‘, nntivitlistaiiiling their sli-zidy and halt’ flag they wcrc forrcil on more than ulic- occasion by biilli Anchors and ltovcrs iii pluy ulinilst error- lessi ball to rcniiiiii in ihi- win col~ uniu. 'l'liie lltltllllillllvC-"l to dale have been vcry good niiil the ulc-

be desired.

a batlli- royal in tho finals. FIELD AND TRACK

in lilell‘ biz: inc-ct on July 2nd.

hrutinu wliou yillllll,’ utlilcles from

zludefluiuJ-he program. _ -, Ever since tho ‘days 91' iii)“

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rowjflirot _ » thorn tliii.iil1;a.i5incs_ tho ea has enlilyed enviable at qalise‘ in all bmuchoiri‘ ‘ sues..." quills t ' '6)’ "EH71; {)5 #331]? t c limbs . _ “W111 i1 ilflkroe of efficiency. . tlia

star-zed -