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sunday Sci-vice! $00.41..“ Communion.

ffjffi:l§niiceherist, Choral w!

"mm"? school- ’."33.%".'L'l.2§»¢ mics-m»- ' Week nay 51""! m ‘Ill-Except MINI‘! 3M _ ' 4.15 Holy Communion. Fflflgy 7.30 Evensoos-i,

St. Paul's fihurch . yam AtchdlgffiD-ll Raymond.

nlst. Mild Ielllilllylllll 022i: Director. AlbertD gummy alter Ascension _ y 10,00 Tho Sundly SohooL- ,. , 11,00 Morning Prcycr, “l” S"?

mon. ',, ' u“ arm-wry "m" 5"“ Moments" Sully "' '-' Dun‘

, Frances Trill!" qgfsmidecmer and My Lord.” 100 Evcnln Prayer and Sermon. ‘°“.°‘”°“ b’ o cowi-limumflilAbldc Mr. Chas Earc _ ill; (‘we

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ff- iiyteripn Church lnCunsdo n‘rflst. Jame: Church Powmil Street ’ Minister — ltev. B. Moorhocd Legntc. m“ Organist-Mrs. - ll Choir Director-Mrs. J. A. Lawson Public WorshlPl Morning 1st Eleven and fivenlng st Seven o'clock.

Preacher-Tho Minister. l sundsy School at 10 A. M- smmgcrs orig Visitors Cordlally

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l :- Mgrlitihgmlilmfson: P! Pm“- Slbel s. Mule

ihiheg "Abide With Mo"- Thompwfl- '

. —-——i——-*‘“— Zion Presbyterian Clsificl: Prince and GI‘! 0|! 99 Minister — Bey. G. Girl!“ w9b5h" Qrgsnlst — Miss Rena W, - Mgmlng Worship ct 11.00 ocloci. Theme: ‘The Seordt o! I. Silli- f Ch ch.‘ cfiyxlhll§i 700, 556. ‘H. Anthem: Praise Thee 0 God‘; ___ _ _. _. _ -Stepheus Solo: ‘How Lovely Are Thy Dwellings.'—- - — — — -— 11$ Afternoon WorshlP l" orclwk whgn S:IIDDQII Illfl BIIIIO Classes will 11109 . , Evening Worship st 1.80 ocloclll. Thcrncz. hcsiwetinr 0"!‘ 7° ' law-Merl. Sixth in s series on ‘Guide- posls to True Llvlnm’

n = so1, 1oz, 16o. , Aiihhrhin: ‘Send Out Th! HIM-- Gounod.

Mole octette: ‘Spced Away! -

oodb . wmcniiryiriends, old and MW l" cordially invited to shore in the relzbration of our Allllhflufi’ . i

sfiiviiies“. walteth for Thee. 0 dod- i. Sion: and unto Theo shall the vow be .i>¢l'1"l1!\°'1-’. .572?‘- .

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Prince Edward Island; Mayor M- .l. MacKenzie, Pair manager.

Contained in the cornerstone were copies of dolly newspapers from Halifax. Saint John. Mone- tim and Amherst. ss well no cw- ies of premium lists for the lust three years and a. copy of loot year's Fair program.

Laying of the cornerstone was o feature of the annual meeting of the Maritime stock Breeders Asso- clstion, st which prediction of "l bigger and better Winter Fair ln 1000" was mode by Mr. Bailey. Reports showed totmi exnendllum lut year as $24,177, with s surplus of $3.342. Grants and special prizes 0t the 1938 Fair totalled 012.0001 id admissions 07.*?=7, and 3gp‘-

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Trinity United Church Prince Street Isv- Bosh Muier. 111.11.. 11.0.

" M t. . i luv. Lewis M. Mus-thy, n.4,: 11.11.,

. Asslstau ' A-lw Krmu. li-lLAfM. coco.

O £1.00 am.—Pu‘Fllc Worship. orruon: unct ous of Christian." ltcv. Hugh Miller. Anthenu’ "0 For A Closer Walk Wigs“ E -d Myless B. Foster ~‘- . - llfl l! chool and Bible Classes. 7.00 ism-Public Worshl Sohnon: “Vnluatlcirof Rev. II er. Anthem: "Jesus. My Strength, M" Hope —J. Christopher Marks. _»Vlsltors and Students cordially mlooile.

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BAPTIST

The Baptist Church Cor. of Prince and Fitzroy Sis.

Minister

Dov. Harvey 1.. Danton. LI.

TJIIIIIIIS Miss Helen Callbech Director of Music. Miss Vern H.

M. Campbell. Mus- Bsc.

Morning Worship 11 A. M.

Sermon "Sent"

Anthem Selcctcd- — -— —Chclr

Trio “Give Aims of Thy Goods" —Schnecker.

Miss Campbell, Mr Qulglcy, Mr. Stern ‘

s. The Church School 2.30 P.. M. Senior groups meet at close of morning scrvloc all other classes and groups at 2.30 P, M. Evening Worship 7 P. M. "Slrltgmon "The arent and the

This In the third of thc series on “Llfds Intimate Relnttonshyis," Jvhich has created so deepan in-

res . Solo "Praise The LordW-Hnndcl Miss Vern Campbell. Anthem Selected — — —Choir You are cordially welcomed to worship with the Baptist Church.

Control Christian Church

Kent Street Minister: Rev. S. C. Cooper, ThM. Organist-dun. V- L. Dingwell. Morning Service — - — 11 mm. Sunday School - - — 2.30 p.111. Evening Service — - — - ‘l p.111. I lLLesrilJslly i-vlted- .

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GALLANT-At the Charlottetown Hospital on Ma 17. 1939, to Mr. and Mrs. Ronad Gallant, North R/uatico, a daughter.

McDONALD-At the Charlottetown Hospital May 19, 1939, to Mr. and Mo's. Wilfred McDonald, Gina! Springs, s daughterr »

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KELLY-Suddenly at Stanchel on Myo l0, 1080, John T. Kelly, aged 03. Funeral leaving his home on Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock for Kelly's Cross.

liOWllbYw- Died at. Bay City. Mc/y 10, 1000, Mrs. Thad J. Lowery nee Helen C. McLean, daughter of Mk. Ind M33. John H. McLean 0i’ Montague, aged forty-three years. (Patriot please copy).

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f Charlottetown and l North Wiltshire

Phone 149

rsh , entry and

fees $1.000.

The following directors were tumult-

New Brunswick: W. R. ‘rruevncn. Auisc: Dr. L. A. Donovan. Sslnt John; Gilbert Robinson. Harvey; P. H. Copp. Port Elwin, sr-d Wil- 11am Hrrdinv, Hammond itiysr.

Prince Edward Island: Harold l/iird. Kcnsington; S. Wood. Char- loitcwwn: Fri-nest Houston, Hunter River» P, J. K-nn-edy. Southpcrt: mo W, R. Show. Chsriottetown.

Novs Scolil: W. A. Dickie. On- ilew: n. w. Baker. noi-i-onsneid: James O‘E1-!en, Wlndror Forks: W. l’. Llgtilvv, Amhsrnt; E. C. Bnulden. mrllrcfor and C. A. Archlbuld.

A young Jopchese. ambitious to ‘gnqllstuhstudlcd c phrase

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Baseball Results

NATIONAL LEAGUE

N Your 06o 000 210-11 11 2 W 5-1.1 01o gro- ha“?

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beak.

PhllAd-elphla 3, Cincinnati x41.“ ma)‘ Butcher and Mlllies: d‘ 13mg‘ n 11d Ibrnber .

Boston a" I‘ 300 0.00 000~5 ‘l 0

Pittsburgh 002 000 000-2 0 3 Fetic. Errickson and 101ml; Suwcl], Swift. and Mueller. Brooklyn at st. Louie-postponed

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Buffing snd Dickey.

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Cleveland‘ 000 003 201-8 0 3

Washington 100,110 001-4 l2 3

Hudlin and l-Iemslcy.

Detroit

Philadelphia 012 0“ 42x~ll l0 3 , Benbomwallrup, Ccffmsn, Trout _ 1nd Your; Ross. Dean 6: Hayes.

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ONFBDERATION LIFE CE. m

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WALLPAPEI LIAN]! took, Rotors Hs-rdwareo 00.. Li: h I L-BM-b-flo-li.

scnvicc in uie Marsbflsld sep- tlat Church Sunday aflernoonJll-y 21st. at 3 o'clock. 11-604

l KENT BEAUTY 8HOPPl—-8‘D0' C

ala in oil permanents. Irotld-ii-IO-il

NEW LONDON, CHURCH NOTICIL-Bunds , Me 21st: Oil!- ton at ll A. M. n‘; vcr at 2.80 P. M. Gcdcile Memor o1 at 7.30 Rev. W. Lyall Dctlor, M. A. -

er. Ii-Ml-S-QO-ii.

PERMANENT WAVES $3.00 to $7.00. Colleen Beauty Shoppe. Phone 1091. 11-504-5-20-31

SERVICES FOB. MAY 2lST- New Glasgow Bible Sohodl l0 um: preaching ll a.m-; fiendish 730 p.m. T. Cevexidcr, stcr.

moor‘ FIRE-firemen were cen- edtothe resldenoeotMrsG O

c roof blaze yester oy afternoon. ‘There was but slig t damage.

BE D C B. 0 S s CRIPPLED CHILDREN'S CLINIC conducted by Dr. Acker at Town Hall. Summ

side. Tuesday. Maly 30th and Rod Cross O ice, Char ottetown, Frids , June d. L-l495-l8-6i.

CORNWALL PASTORAL CHARGE. — Services on Sunday, May 21st. Kmgston 11 A. M. S. S. l2 P. M. New Dominion S. S. 2 PM. Service 3 P. M. Cornwall S. S. 11 A. M. Service 7.30 P. M. Rev. E. R. Woodslde, Minister. 1-558-5301-11.

YORK UNITED CHARGE, Rev. J. A. Nicholson, Minister-Services May 21, ll sun. Central Church; 3 pm. York; 7.30 p.111. Bra/ckleyl.’

HUNTER RIVER UNITED CHARGE. Rev. W. A. MacQusrrle, B. 1).. M nister. Services for Sunday. May 21st will be at North Wlltsliiic at ll, Ham e at 3 and Hunter River at 7.30. Sunday School at North Wtltshire at l0, at Hunter River ut 10.30 and at Hampshire at 3. L-57tl-5~20-li.

DRIVER. CHARGED-Driver of u truck involved in an accident on the St. Peter's Road Thursday appeared before Magistrate C. J. Tweedy yesterday charged with drunken driving. He. was remand- ed for a week, later being admitted t0 $4,000 bail.

RETURNS HOME — Mrs. D. Herbert Matheson who ls convales- cuig afoei" a recent operation in the P.c..I. l-Iospnal, has reiuned to har home in Mil-ton mucn improve-a in health after spending the past week with her sister, Mrs. Lemuel A. MacKinnon and Mr. Mackin- noii, Highfleld.

FUNERAL HELD WEDNESDAY —The iuneial of the late Freder- ick Parkman took place Wedincs- day afiemoon and was very large- ly attended. Service at the house was conducted by Rev. W. J. Hoy- ter, assisted by Rev, H. L. Denton and Rev. S. C. Oncpcr. Favorite hymns of the deceased wc.c simg and Miss VM. Campbell sang vcy effectively “Crossing the Bar." The pallbearers were Dr. J. A. Clark, W. Cheater S. McLure, Donald MscKinnon, Malcolm Gillls, W. H. Stevenson and Raoul LePage.

POLICE COURT-wit police court yesterday one drunk had his bail estreobed and another was fined five dollars and costs or ten days. Three female alleged vag- rants were remanded until ‘Ines- day. A man was rcmandedpno week on u charge of vagrancy.

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-Acutc and Chronic Diseases l4 Your: Practice Charlottetown

1M Prince St. Phone 107$

P. M.

NORTH DIVER. UNITED BAP- TIST PASTOBATE. —- Rev. J. M. cll, B. A. Pastor. On May twenty first our oh thus: North River 11.00 A. M. Clyde River 3.00 P. M. (Communion) Long Creek 7.30 P. M. Sunday is a tele- scope to assist humans to see Go . L 560-5—20-li.

Mr. . . Moon announces the encasement of his onddoughter, Freda Moore Ofllwil. to Ernest Sutton Lord, son of Mrs. P. E Palmer. Marriage to take place in June. L-593

WINS PRIZE — Congratul- ations are extended to Miss Bever- ley Pound of Miss Wailers class Prince Sweet School. who is thc proud winner of the Sarah Maxwell prize, coming first for Prince Eu- ward Island and third for all can- uda. The Notional Chapter of the Imperial Daughters of the Empire who sponsor this competition have juzt. made public thc results of tho essays-on current events, within the Empire from September 1st tu December 31, i038 and M'ss Pound led the Island. The best essays from esch Province were then forward- ed to ‘Toronto with the following results. 1st. prize. Miss Gloria Kend- all, Victoria, B. C., 2nd. Mix. Jessie Yule, Regina. Basic. 3rd. Miss criey Pound, Charlottetown.

GRATIA CLUB BANQUET—A11- nuel banquet of the Gratis Club of the Charlottetown Central Christian Chuich was held last night at the‘Blue Room ‘of Old Spain Restaurant. Mrs. S C. Cooper, guest of honor was prc- sented with a beautiful gift 11s o. token of appreciation for her ef- forts ln organizing the club. Mrs. Cooper, wife cf Rev. S. C. Cooper pastor of the Church leaves here during the summe when her husband takes charge of a church in Rochester, New York. Present- ation of the gift was made by Miss Mary Stewart, secretary of the organization while Mrs. Preston Beck, president, rend the accom- panying address, Mrs. Cooper very graciously expressed her thanks for the gift. The dinner tsble was beautifuPy decorated with pink

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED- G M

club members had their tea cups resd. The meeting was the last the Club would hold until Septem-

ber, lt was announced. rcnvsoudcsifi Miss Marjorie White, Charlotte- town, is visiting for s. few days Mrs,

J; H. A. Anderson, Riverside, Ave- Truro News.

Miss Bessie B. Beer left Thurs- day for Newton, Mass. to attend het class re-union at Newton Hos- pital, where she graduated twenty years ago.

Another va/girancy case was d - sed. A man charged with breaking and entering the provincial build- ing nit night was remand for one week. A man charged wl pomco sion of stolen goods, s. side of bacon, was remanded un-tii this morning The defendant lin c non- supipori. case failed to appear.

seznltery by-low case was dismiss

THE BAPTIST CHURCH. — At the morning service the Roy. Har- vey L. Denton. B. D.. will tslre as his sermon theme “Sent". A sel- ected anthem will be rendered by the choir. Schneckers “Give A] of Thy Goods" will bc sung by the trio, Miss Campbell, r. Qul ley. Mr. Stems. The Church meets at 2.30 P. M. The senior

ou-ps invite all senior members of ‘hr... congregation to their session’ at the close of the morning serince. The third of the series which has created so earnest an interest will be delivered bv Mr. DEMO“ I the evening service. The general theme has been “life's Intimate Relation- ships" and the particular rubicci- f~' r the evening will be "The Parents and the Ch ldren." Handel's “Praise $119 lard; wéll bpgensunus bgagfis:

ers . . am . - - selected anthem will be rendered by the choir.

MACPHEE ELECTED-Errol I'D.-

tums int-he third district of Kinlfl yesterday gave Mr. H. F. McPhce, Conservative 005 votes and Mr. s, Hessian. former speaker in “all Liberal” legislature 018. Mustard, Liberal got 981 and Mr. Leslie Hunter, Conservative, 840. The Glenfonning poll unrimbwrtcd election night, gave thc f0 in; results: Hessian. 43. MoPhce. 4B; Hunter. 01: Mustard 04. And l correction was made in the first report from Mitrtinvsle ollJwhich was not reported officisly election night. Instead of 32 votes in that poll as carried in yesterdsws Biflfy or Mr. Hessian he had 43. it was lssrned Meanwhile there were scattered reports of slight errors in the returns from some polls butno official list will be svsllsble until sfter declaration day. next ura- dsy. None of the mpcrted envrs in mturns would chance the final Itanding, however.

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Ylolesalc llollda

tiecs and warehouses will be, open Saturday mnrnlnl (V; day) but closed ALL

idly next Wednesday, 24th

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All wholesale ‘Grocers’ ot-e

Miss Helen Iockhart is hcvii:

a pleasant visit in Ottawa the trues

|of her sister, Miss Adelaide of the Senate Staff.

Miss Ids Farquharson, first-year student of Prince of Wales College, left this momlnrz to join her mother

_ and other members of the family in

Toronto.

IJUARDIAN

snapdragons, Pbllowing the Q itzer '

Liberal Vote" Lower ‘than p Last Election

Bel tn Prince Edward ls- lsnd’s 1 general election was lighter, than in the 1035 contestit was slwwn yesterday in an unoffi- cial tabulation or almost-complete returns from Thursday's voting. count showed the ldbersl Government vote had fallen of! from that of the election‘ four years ago. when they gained every seat in the Legislature, while the Conservative Poll hsd not risen ng the total up to Conservatives ob-

Because voting‘ system. it was culcu be accurately how .meny voters had dropped their ‘slips into thc ballot boxes. With property cvmers permitted to vote for Coun- cillors and Assemblymen in each riding where they own real estate. one man could have 30 votes. 0r- dirmry taxpayers may vote only for Assemblyman in their home constituency.

The total of votes cast for coun- ln the 15 ridings-cach of which elects one of each type of representative-was 29,543 against 30,408 In the 1035 contest. Assem- blymen harvested u grand aggre- gate oif 45,746 compared to 46,190 in 1036. ~-

Ifiirther reports were expected to increase these figures slightly but not enough to bring them up to the level of the last. election.

On this incomplete basis, the Uiberais polled 15,765 votes for Councilmen against 13,780 for the Opposition. Four vcars ago the Illaiiagiétti edge was greater. 17.026 to

The Liberal vote fell off and the Conservative gained also in the Assembly voting. Thursday it was 24,157 for Liberals and 21.589 for C902g§TVfttiV€S, against 26.736 and 1, .

OREGONIAN WINS PULITZER AWARD

NEW YORK. May Iii-For "dis- tinguished editorial writing" durint: 1038. R. G. Calivcrt. associate edit- or of tlic Oregonian at Portland, Or., Monday “'35 gwarded the Pul- itzer prim-mos’, coveted honor in Amberlcan joumalzsm.

The award was for m1 editorial titled "My Country to of Thee." published in October. which con- rusted the peaceful conditions _of life ill America with conditions a- brcud.

However, Mr. Callvcrlls works during the year also taken ‘nto consideration, the-Fullb- cer commi- ie: announcing that the prim was for “distinguished edliOr- iul writiii’! during the year, limited to the editorial D822. the test of ex- cellence being clearness of style moral purpose. sound Pasonng and “mvsr to influence public opinlcn in what the writer conceives to be the rirzht dlrscilon. due account being taken of the whole volume of the writer's editorial work during the year."

1':Lii~ on a National Broad- casting company roll call, in whim Pulitzer prizemen pledged them- selves to g’ve renewed vigilance and cnterprie to tlic American press, Mr. Callvsr‘. Mondav night, read ex- cerpts from his editorial.

Mr. Callvert will receive cash prim of $500. _____ _‘

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s u/v o A Y 335;’, S. D. A. CHURCH , 22 LARTHORN AVE. ' EVANGELIST TOOP MAKES THE IIILE PLAIN

‘I our-or-rowu anions wmr FOR THIS ssmou

of the Island's peculiar ‘ possible to

we have shouldered for so many years.‘ The ‘fre-asiirei-‘s Report is as follows:- May 193B, Balance on hmid $ 847.24 Receipts I01“ yeair 1938-39 2,642.01 Total $3,489.25 Disburscmsnts 1936-39 $1,706.93 May i939 Balance on ' hand 1.69232 Total $3,489.25 "Total balance $1,692.32 Officers Elected

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Ladies’ Aid 0f P.,E.l. Hospital Holds Meeting ,

\

The annual meeting of the Ladies Aid of the P. E- Isand Hospital was held yesterdly afternoon st the Oundsli Home, with on unusually

large attendance. A pleasant feature of the meei-lrg t i1 to Mrs. F. 1-.

mttcu. Mrs. Taylor, one of the oldest éncmbcrs in point of service thankc the Aid for the honor shown her.

Mrs. Roland Melkle. who has been the efficient Treasurer of this Soc- iet for the Dost sixteen years is wiring from office at this time. and ct tho meeting yesterday she was presented with an address and I

win set of travelling bags,

Mrs. J. A. Clark. the retiring pr“. ident. was remembered bv a basket 0f lovely spring flowers, and an m. dress of appreciation of‘ her work for the last four years as i of (the Ladies Aid. Both Mrs. an Mrs. Clark thanked those pies. efllr for these tokens of spprgcigtkm,

RAIWPt 0i’ A-ctlvltlfl

ed activities carried out, duflng we your and e msse 0.1) tkxi m B-ll in making the work

who assis

a success.

(Nncefnlniz the work carried out for the Hospital, the secretary had this to say ‘ We have endeavored, as for as we are to make life pleasant for the Nurses and Staff of the Hospital. In December we DPOl/lded the usual “extras" for the Chrkztmas dinners at the HOgplbal, which were much appreciated by me rwlblents. 1n the Nurses’ Home We were Rind to be slble to supply a new linoleum for the kitchen floor. adding much to the appearance of that room. We also bought six new mattresses for the Nurses’ beds, and paid for some necessary repairs to the livini: room furniture.