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POLICE COURT - One drunk appeared before the Magistrate

cd $3 and costs or five days Jail.

i F..\"l'l{.»\.\'(?E EXAMINATIONS to i Prince of Wales Collcze will be held ,‘ at Charlottetown, suiiimerside, . Albertoii, Montague and Souris, be- ‘ ginning Tuesday, June 25th, 9.15 i A. M, Arlaiiiic Standard Time to be observed iii. all ccntres. 11-761-6-21-21.

. CORNWALL PASTORAL , (‘llAlul-E. - services on Sunday, l June 23rd. Cornwall: Service 10.30 A. .\[. and ‘. at 11.30 A, M ' evening s e _ L. M. Lilurray’ will be the speaker. New Dominion: S. s. 2 P. M. Ser- vicc 3 P. M. Kingston: S. S. 11 AM. Service 7.30 P. M. Rev. E. R. Wood-

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, \,\ _ Cxx _. , side, Minister. L-773-6-22-1i. MCEAREN _'>-——sTE‘vanTi tTtThe HUNTER RIVER U N; T E D Bapt t PBISOZIREQ izir o e own,

Glynn“; sqyvjggs {or Sunday, l “HS U18 509119 0f 8 DYELT-y June wed-

, Norm wutsmre a,‘ ni-ding on Tuesday, June 16 when

. . y River at 3. Hunter River at 7.30. Roi‘. Dr. John Cobiu-n, of Toronto, will be the preacher at Whcatloy RLvcr. A Mission Band SPITlCG at Wiltshire at 7.30. con- . ciuctcd by Mrs. J. F. Eriston.

I L-775-6-22-1i.

i WILL SPEND SUIIDIER —- Mrs. H. M, Buntain left Wednesday

‘to spend the summer in Tyne Val- icy, PEI. whore her son, Rcv.

. brother f the bridc. Aftcr the

" z.) f I! llcriacrt Iluntriin, is minister to marriage‘) the hnpm. bridal puny _' ,,\‘ ‘c. O 8 ; ‘ﬂux “mmmnflwlfgalggﬁnl? motored to North Lnk whorl» her ., _ , . , 1 ""1 \'- l T- l l‘ grniidmothcr, Ivlrs. l‘: l -t .\I('Lﬂl‘(‘1i

' If! "i m l MHUU‘ ‘* ("dlun P1111" 0V1 3Tilll<l¢kV [OT 1115 "IOUIFP- opened hcr llOllltriﬁ l)i'lt'll(lh' faraiid

,'I‘l;<\\' are coins: via Cape Tormen- itinie. -- New Glasgow News.

TIIE BAPTIST CHURCH. — 'I'he

1 morning sUlTiiOll by the Rcv. llar- tre 31011115 (‘Ollllle- Ml‘- ﬂllfi MP5- ‘ V“. L‘ Demon B_ 1),, will be “Ap- Stewart will reside in Charlotte- i iifOpYliiiPii Br Christ Jcstis." The 19W"- . moriiiiir: anthem Pflcugcfs "How ~~——— Wm Tiwu Fgrggf, Me Q __ NORTH W ‘LOH W. I

.‘ Long Lord“ The Church School has its

yesterday morning. He was iin-, U1 .

a, 730 P u‘ Re‘, iwas unanimous in

THE CHARLOTTE

earned. See our used cai- values today, It will pay you. T. G. Ives. L-Tli-G-‘Jl-Zi.

CHURCH OF ENGLAND SER-

M 5 can‘, . word 51th,"), pa’. VlCES-—-Tl‘l11lly 5, June 23rd.Crap- d-St. J lin‘ Church. Holy Com-

m“ u’ manna.‘ gllunion 8210 M. Sunday Schocl 10,00 A’ M_ Evensong 730 P M_

s ringﬁeld—St. Elizabeth's Chtirclt. atins 11.00 A, M. Rev. G. R Hart 111311.

L-786-0-22-li,

TEMPEIIANCE MEETING — A public Temperzuicc meeting under the auspices of the Temperance Fbderation was hcld in Brook- ficlcl Hall, Thursday evening: Rt". J. R. Skinner. the Rcv. Mr. Nip‘ " son and the Rcr. W. A. McQinii addrased the meeting,

1e adrhiii." inst for the retention of the Pro- ‘hibition law, in preferancc to the bill recently passed by the Legis- lature for the sale of beer and wine. A committee was appoint- led to work in conjunction ivitli the

Women's Institute committee, which they had recently appoint- ed to assist to help in maintaining the present law. The meeting favor of the present law. Rev. Mr. Nicholson of York led in prayer and closed by singing the National Anthem. Major W. G. Darkc, presided.

Thelma. Gene, daughter‘ of Mr, and Mrs. Earle A-lcbarcii, Charlotte- town, became tho bride of Warren Brehaiit, son of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Stewart, Murray Harbor. The bride was prettilv attircd in white satin with doll hat and shouldcr I icth veil. She carried a ivliitc pursc. Her bridesmaid, Mrs. Harold Mc- Laren, wore rose satin with white accessories. The groom was ably supported by Mr_ Harold lifcuiren,

iicui‘. After a boiliitiiill suppvr, u social evening ivns cnjrgvi-il b_v all, till‘ the wee sina‘ hours. The numer- ous gifts Sh0\\‘(‘d the popularity of

itcn up the surround- ‘l')l_‘,' and pro- ,‘ am‘ ' . Izi the titty ligl gilcaining white

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forty foo: stands out iinmcihzittvly attracts the attciilion

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‘of all il‘."\\‘"llt.‘l5. This information ‘bureau while erected in the parti- ,cular ‘interests of "The Island" should facilitate travel to all parts "of the Alziiitimcs. —- Sackvillc Tri- lbune.

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SAITIIDJY. JIINE 2.’

LIMA, PERU

6:15 pni.—l>rogr:iiii of Peru

6:35 m.

Hungarian aioscoiv i

5 24 moi; , I97 in; 2 meg, 25 ni

A DOLLAR saved is n dollar!

l THE ED UCA TNL HIZON

p Folk , lIOIIIlII the diffcrc \' -. _., . - .unti such time us Songs. HATa. 9.02 in.,,., .51 ii in. m‘, 0mm I do not see how we 7:00 .m —-~5lOOl1Cﬂ‘L in Eiiglsh. l ca" ha“? any “mw o’ em)“ °r Rvsc. °

'I‘OWN GUARDIAN

PRESENTING NEWS AND vnaws OF INTEREST T0 TEACHERS AND

—A SATURDAY FEA rules-

IMPROVEMENT IN EDUCATIONAL MATTERS

ALL OTHERS SEEKING

rm P. s. I. Teacher!’ Federation thumb M limit!" h" for a weekly section In this paper which will be entitled “the Educlﬂonll Horizon." This column will contain practical soluﬂﬂll! 0f llfllbkml 11"‘ 59mm m u; by teacher; and ulso articles by prominent educstlonlsts those ptcsent to vote on the 25th I "huh 5mm“ b‘ “f "new" n“ on], w m" “when b“ h ‘h. public m

general.

We hopi thn many ranchers will “all themselves of this 0PM!- fellow ielchen by contributing w this-your section

tunliy to help their of the paper.

Address all correspondence to Mr. Harold Lawton, Director of Per- sonal Service Bureau, 304 Fitzroy St. Asslstanis-Emest D. Reid. We“ Murphy. Queen square, Ralph MuIAl-II, Pr!!!“ 8L

Kent, H. N.

THE PRESENT ORGAN

The Statute of Westmlnlskr, tho

momentous Act of the Briti

iPai-liament under which the Dom- ions are given c status equal that of the Mother Country and there-

by what amounts to virtual ind

pendenoe, received the royal as- established the British Commonwealth of Na- tions as the final outcome of u long

sent on Dec. 11, 1931,

process of colonial evolution. Gre

Britain, Canada, Australia, New Zcaland. the Union of South Af- rica and Eire form this Common- wealth of Nations The five daugh- tcr straws are described as having "Dominion Status." They are ful-

ly self-governing and sutonomo

IZATION 0F THE EMPIRE

sh

e- 1y has some form of legislature.

Ln Protector-ales the

t time: other British officials. 8

nelong to the Empire. They

er (that is, s country holding tions) must make c. report

nied

the British 8007 of states forCol- onies.

,,A a-own Colony is administer- ed by l Governor and Council ap- pointed by tho Crown, and usual-

nativl princes, or tribal chieftoins. rule, aided by British advisers and some-

The ltIandateiLTei-ritorles do not are iulminstered as trusts for the Loa- gue of Nations. A mandatory pow- B mandate underthe League of Na- each

"white Paper," giving

A; m orderly government In? herself responsible in public op nion, Britain issues an enorm- on; mass of documents which are

Stationery office. Most of the ma- terial thus issued is of a. routine description, and is generally bound in blue paper covnrs. Hence the

Polllnalion - Pollixiatiou ll the usnsicrring of pollen from the stamens to the pistil in the flow- er of plants. This is also known u fertilizing of the flower and is necessary for the production of seed. Some flowers are perfect that i; they contain all the parts of a flower including stamens and Pis- til. Iii such flowers pollination is comparatively supple as the anther of L119 stamen is only a short dis- tonce from the stigma 0f the Pis- til which receives the pollen.

Some flowers are staminate if they contain stamens and no pistil and other flowers are termed pis- tiilate if they have pistile only. In

usually published by His Majesty's

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time. Usua

Book, bassador to whlts Paper.

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uod to wh t. P‘ or n mee some mediate situatl

tsininz new plants by shoots or limbs attached to the roots have formed, and the Plants can sus

WHITE PAPERS-AND BLUE

Tho recent issue by Britain of a an account of !.€r negotiations with Germany before the wiir, raises the question: what is s White Paper and how does it differ from a Blue Book?

term Blue Book. A White Paper

ply c. BluulaﬂB

cover of ue has be

either to save e en Om“

in Britain l“ which

n" to a 1'5 RIO I990 c.l and

on. For inltancc earlier account of Anglo-cm; negotiations appeared b the Sir Nevile Henderson, Berli on the eve of war was gonad l —N. Y. Times.

AGRICULTURE NOTES

(4) By rhizome: as: Couch grass, iris (5) By runners e. and. mother ct thousands

mon house plant). (6) By Suckers or root-sprout, Iimfifillberry. $01813, cherry; '

as a 15 narrntivc British A n, of intervit

later

01' TOOL-Sb and h9g0; 1.: Straxwhq ii 00

WW1 5°11. whil-s 3t parent plain. wh

us ‘Clflilfliilﬂ and plstillatc {lowers the shoots are separated 1mm ,1

year to the League. 5* , 1° in

inf igigxénaiylemggt Olfelgillglrll‘ barn; The Anglo _ Balm“ sud“ L, pollen must moved IIOX: tlhe eirit ialltcint Goodrberrles and m5 ‘fnrclcii mimtrlﬂ They italic a km“ ‘*5 i‘ °°“d°"“"'“'" be‘ lbitiwgieniiicfdcicilﬁr Iuslligriswkilogvnpi; af!ylrrﬁiigroirigiighliadisbyliiéujwrln‘ - . " .- _ . _ . _ , ‘ nan llfllnugﬁrll gomgi iwhobls represented gflllllwehtlalftét/hﬂfilzg-{gklixg}? igireiat? Btlllttl 61.055 pollmatlo" ﬁnd is usually “Mm m}: DIM?‘ which is the ri rvenvivi] m I‘ ‘m 5' B‘ governor‘ there is no recognition of the ou- effected by insects‘ sun‘ of t’ a mating Dr cmssm-‘Y M

The Governor- General is the direct. representative of the sover- eign, not of the British Govern- Eire, however, has abolish- office of governor-general. Westminster gave tho Doininlons the power of chang-

innnt. ctl tho The Siatutc of

'4 rates, b_v the Colonial Office,

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Ratliu Ilium-rm i“, ‘VPUbII-c I

and Child

Welfare F.W.I.G.

The following report was made

Automobile Club for American igiéxyugs‘ 51mm‘ MBCMUIBH. Fair- FOUR . fgsgelllnﬂs» OAK-m 15 1° meg-if field of Public Health is so Win11 . ' DAYS : Staffing‘ ' ' Bum“ {W106 and there is a great varia-

tiic Dsizcndrnt of Crown colon- administer- under

nt provinces, and we have c. Cen-

M... .»<»-<»m~ 23-62341?! v32‘

LOITS OI‘ THE BRITISH NAVY!

vépic story of the River Plate battle . . . icleslruction o! the GRRI‘ SPEE the

r quic rescue of British prisoners on the I MBRK . re-livecl in authentic detail by en. whose deeds wrote an immortal

let in British naval history!

HI WILL FYrrE-England’: yreafesf actor t] noiw nuuw . .11. IIMMIZTTZJIIJY Miontcroiv - "t" ' ~ Ann -"

. i» s ,, cons a MEN or I-LM. s. aux c cxirrca

96. 15 24 m-cr, 19

TOK YU

LONDON 8:15 Front." GSD. ll '75 iricip, 25.5 in..' GSC, 9.58 meg. 31.3 m. ROME

meg, 25.33 m.; 31.51 m. LONDON 101B p.m.-—"I.»ondon my" ‘Ihlk. G50, 8 58 meg, 31.3 m. BETIILIN 10:50 p.m.—-Hoi. off the Wire DE, D61 meg. 31.2 m; DJD, 11.77 meg, 25 4 m. GUATEMALA

11:00 p.m).—Do.noe Miusfc with Marimba Pmswmfnle. TGWA, M58

me: , 31 m.

PARIS

2'1 S! m.: ‘FPO, 9.52 meg, 31 51 m.

MOSCOIV 3:00 n m mEncil h Period RV- ‘1 m.

p.m.—"l)cs1;>."t-t-:h from the l ‘Wu

11:46 p.m.-Ne\\.1 Bulletin in of any nation as pessimism. Enciisti. TPA, ii 72 m1"! . 25 6 Alivays bearing in mind, "A no.- m.: TPB. 11.84 mt"! , 25 33 m ; lion's wealth is a nation's health," TPC. 9 52 mm . 31 5t m mny I stress the importance and BERLIN iiccossity of bettcr public health 12:15 a m —-(‘ﬂ“£‘”l"t of Light iWIWlFCS in Cantadih Iieé us never ' Music. DEB, n n1 mop‘, 312 m M4‘ Mi OIIPOT lm Y mpress S C R E E N’ S rants upon our dlaw-makers — that we ' 1:15 a.m.-Cni~ecrt TPA, 11.7! must. spen more money on health BUTE To mcz. 256 m; TPB. ll M mvz, education, if we are to have the

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b _ However ,1 hclzeve at this time we must look to Public Health and Child Welfare and so keep our home de- fences strong. We must buildup .1 IOSZSKMICO to disease. We must have our children

. __ . , . . well developed Wgigoezfsp (gliorus ‘and Qyclllltezlmmisilelti‘ kw]; musttbe mo‘ ""5 4° m‘ “mat w“ m~ lclark Lloud ‘ltguthoobi iiyond he ROME HJIEILGCWIIE; peacoe mxuggga dag

1°‘°° Pm - 09”" Dmalshsil again prevail We must be Mll-‘ilﬁ- I303- 31-15 III-i iiiDiiwilling to sacrifice. and put forth 25-40 m4 IROG. 19.51 m, IQVQTY mm whether humble or PARIS great to keep our people encour-

1i0.'46 pm.--M\ii1tary Talk. TPA, aged that they may be ablo to l! 72 meg, 25 6 m; TPB, 1184 face any eventuality, We Are

TPC, 9 53 m‘_, passing through crucial times, but

British people have passed through crucial times before and won out nor were they downhearted,

am sure no one could help but feel confident after listening to ringing words of faith and hope uttered by Prime Minister Churc- hill tho other day British Dnpiro will emerge from this conflict s stronger and better nation for having come through such hardships. We must be op- thnistlc and enthusiastic, nothing so surely breaks down the morale

country we would like to have. Public health and child welfare arr soclnl responsibilities. Medical rare and preventive medicine are essential for the maximum ef-

PEKOE is a the Mariiimes.

desired.

ma» scaiviziv . . Paisourns on rm‘: ALTMRI-IK

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MORSI-PS SELECTED ORANGE “stand-oui." So blended been said that it leaves nothing to be,

tea in ii. ha!

nor- general and a council the Administrative officials. Governor-

' provinces

and Prot-crtoratcs. l“. The Condominium of the Ang- i0- Egvpiian. Sudan. G. 'I'h_e4 Mandated Tcrritcrics undcr British administration.

flClﬂlCy and happiness of our p90. pie. These services may vary ac- cording to national and local cir- cumstsnccs but we must admit tho necessity of providing proper health facilities, irrespective of the ‘individuals ability pay em.

til

At the conclusion of my four- year term I am convinced that:

We need more education on mo- mortaiity under pIOICSIOIIQI guidance. We should study symp- toms and treatment of infectious diseases. We must kccp up the fight against tuberculosis. we should strive for 100 pcr cent

adjust himself to society. Health insurance would bring medical treatment within the roach of all. Food values should be studied, The Rural Home Sanitation Cam- paign should be continued. We should have closer co-operation be- tween provincial and national con- vcncrs.

Dl-lfml! the F.W.I.C. Board Meet-

Summnrlscd Findings From DISCUSSION

Agriculture -- C nservatl production. o on

Group

Ind

and advice and every help — Kcep_ of our for-

Rcsponslbiity f ll ti _ tlonsl historical (lbreoo-ecsxtlrzesﬁg love of country ._

slgiainlng in citizenship emphi-i-

Education - Education by means 0f Study Clubs Interest in na- . tlonal scholarships, -‘

Cﬁrliadland Industries Soap m8 B on curl f t; - d9!‘ best methodrg o m" u“ ‘

Bee Keeping _ Fishing in Nomi- em Lakes — Raising of rabbits, Dlllvons and goats -— Hogs. Hides m1?“ skins. I ,

mer ' 1n . i p2!“ besélgcw vu can w tor cup 01M miomiu - 5t d food values. u ’ d

____________ SPRINGFIELD WOMENT INSTITUTE

The regular monthly meetin of the Springfield Women's Instilute was held in the school house with seven members and two visitors present. ‘The president owned the mtﬁthig with Ode and Creed and roll call was answered by “How

thority of each. The Anglo-Egypt- ian Sudan is governed by a. gover- from The (‘mic-rat and Council make all laws and ordinances for it. The country is divided iiiio nine each under a gnvcrnor.

Embryo- The Embryo is the Rcriii of life in the seed. Loam-Loam is the name given to a soil that (‘nlillili sand, clay and humus. plants: Plants

Prnpiilration of

in various ways viz:

uicat Brluiiirs Air secretary —- Sir, Archibald Sinclair,

(treat llritiiiirs Lord chancellor, ,$ii". Jrlin Simon.

I (jlluli, Britain's Minister of In-

pi-opziuatc or rcproducc themselves‘

vorietia of plants varieties of wheat are being vvlﬁPed annuull Pasteurlsatlou Dasiﬁllrlmd by being heated to temperature of

- E il-—~ne

d4 Y b)’ hybridizatto

of Milk -1\Ii 1k

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Premier of Greece —Mi\t.a.vas.

Prime Minister of Lithuania ~ Antanas Merkys Great Britain's Ambassador to U. s. A. —Mlll'qlil3 of Lotiiiaii.

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(APi-Dcciaring that c. "menacing shadow falls blacker and blocker" on this continent, Cordell Hull, Un- itod Status Secretary of state, as- sorted today that it was "lolly" to believe isolation could preserve Am- erican achievements.

massed forces of lust for tyi-anoil power," the secretary asserted tint the dismal darkness (lilai. _ upon more and more of the circus stirfuce, as its menacing snunoiv

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our continent, the very instinct of

self-preservation bids us bcwuic." Hu

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before an alumni

gathering a Harvard University! ooamletiaoement, cOhlfllCtlléﬂ rc-

ac ons ope‘: war ouii ex- OAMZBRIDGE. Mass. June 20. —- prwlon m ma“ and mepwmne“ meetings; in pamphlets and tn the undergraduate press —- domains for strict 3300111555 as well as for active

participation in hostilities. so 400 of the alumni

me

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Lewis W. Douglas, former prlnvlilﬂl

an“. nation]. he pointed of McGill University at ltftiiiii-eal.

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i'l‘l'il!l uiid . e ext ed with iraud and guiie."

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be one wreck later than usual on nrcount of thr- annual convention.

lids been crushed into sur- _ enslaved by ‘ISO of brutc force combin-

and William Yaiidcll Elliott, liar- vard professor 0f gOVeflllliﬂllLlll-‘FQ compulsory military training. lhcii tLey adopted a resolution iiiwrliii: "a s stem of classification uiiiireg- istra ion whereby the whole bod)’ 0! citizens shall be available for i119 services of their countfiﬁ" Professor Elliott, asserting till!

Lunch ccmmittcc, hostess, Mrs. nntjgn already f5 at war with lil( Duiininz. Mrs. Andrew Hughes and Fascist and Nazi powers, rctcri" Mrs. George l-laslam. Program to those who advocated all aid for

commitloe, Mrs. Walter MncKenzie ford Sinclair.

m we benefited

previous meeting. Canvassers were appointed lo collect for the YM. CA. war services and $5.00 voted from the Institute funds for the same campaign. Correspondence was read from the W. I. depart-

ment. Miss Winnifrml Haslam re- ported visiting the school and that s new lock was needed. Mrs.

Andrew Hughes and Miss Muriel Haslam were appointed delegates to the annual convcniion, and Mrs.

Norris Sinclair and Miss W. Has- lam substitutes. Mrs. Lioncl Ford invited the mombors to her homo for the June meeting, which will

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