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The “Diamon

t OTTAWA, June 9-Declining to 5500.00 in Pnlzrs $500

This Contest _will appear in the Guardian every Fiida missions, one lor me domestic

during the remainder of _1937, and is being sponsor me following leading business concerns of Charlottet

HENRY M=eEniu.ANE st c

,if iiiisntrr ie co.

.',,,-'ocriziz A. c.mPaEr.r. _

;H_ii»rl-tl.l. & C0. gm-iii-;.ii'.\"s casa onocrnr

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.,,\~rrl‘|l|-' FXCHANGE STORE

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;,'01,,iii;- lin.ml.Er u|pl,Ri,\i. BISCUIT CO., LTD. |_ci_i.\'ii |~'l'RluEnS. i§i,.\.\'l\ s|<.c‘Unl'rlEs

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f,`,,f\'~_-'tis .i- Jonsson' '_ \\'_ .lilllNS'l`0N ‘

,_ _\; mrs ,wyiys ul\T'rEaY SERVICE iuiil'rl:uE STATIONEII-S

5, S. MOORE

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MMPHEE BROS. A. R. MclNNlS

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fPreshyterians To

Cl Expand Activities

“w.iiii|| - -

coluttenance. any suggestion

A. PICKARD at co. r.E.I. co-oPEn.\'rivE

W. B. PROWSE &

SONS

PURDIE ~ FERGUSON PURE MILK COMPANY

QUEEN STREET hi REDDIN BROS. ltlX’S GROCERY. ROOP'S LIMITED R. P. SIMPSON STANLEY, SHAW'

EAT MAR

dt PEAR

STEWAR/I"S BAKERY

JAMES TAIT W. N. TANTON

A. E. TOOMBS MUSIC STO ESTATE MRS. JNO. WILLIA WHITLOCK TIRE IRVIQ

H. L. WORTHY

Tho tfharlotteiown Guardian will issue six prizes e

wcelii

51|, 50,-, These prizes will be issued in the form of ser

,r iu0i~l-hundise orders that.wlil be honoured by any

rertiser listed above.

lst. $1.00; 2nd, $2.00; 3rd, $1.00; 4th, $1.00; 5th, . ,

44-6-&G§-Q-900-

"°lli°LA7lllli"|*0ilM0`rmtHlrsr

iii-ioiis pziris of this paper and may be easily identified

the diu liiond border.

The (`ontest Editor will also publish in this sec each Friday, an article featuring one or more of th limls.

lt will be noticed that an extra or surplus word been purposely inserted in some of the “DIAMO TREASVRE" advertisements and Feature Article. Th words, when arranged in their proper order, make up

iloglin or trade phrase used by, or appropriate to, one

the above advertisers.

gmwn

0 How To

in this section. con es n mltetlie name of the advertiser in ,lion announcement. or Feature Articlc I nord was inserted. along nitlitlie i-rtra or surplus word in ncli iiilliiidual one Also arrange _the words to form the slogan or tnrli- phriisi- and_ state the ad rather to whom you think the llilfln belongs. Then nttnuli to your solution a nccipt or counter slip from any ol\¢ www”

Enter

ot the business concerns sponso

ed bg and one tor the foregn,

- _From the start. commissioners

own! ii niost invariably favored the

0 of the dual secretariat but conten- . y ,

RE; time teaclier ‘of English

I telday decided on expansion oi’ s

tion arose over s. suggestion

to compensate for the increase misions board overhead, the s n

lncsbyterlcs be hold responsible their own home mission work.

“T In Memoriam

MARK H. HUGHES DIES

DEX HOME or sisrm

Mark H. Hughes, a member

the Departnieiit. of Marine more ilinii 20 vclirs und at

5 mathematics at Manhattan

M

lose and Glasson Military College

in the United States, died on nesday at the residence of

h stster, Mrs. James O'R.egan,

ac Laurier avenue east,

ad- came to the capitol with

pa_rent.s in 18108. Receiving

’ School. he later went to

‘YOYK Citi' Wliere he completed

_ s.

l` ll\ Returliint: to Ottflwc in 1013,

by entered the Go\'<~riimen1: Service

as exliert nccounttilit iii the .parimenc of Mai-ine which

lion tion he was forced to relinquish

S0 tliree years ago owing to

health. ,_

MY. Hughes vvrls for many ye

11:13; a member of St. Josepli's parish

and was deeply interested in the -

ese Organization of that parish.

James 0'R»eeaii, of ottawa, Mrs. Laliretta Hiighes Knoll Miss Comelia Hughes, of York City, and one brother,

ing this Contest indicating that nieces.

business had been transacted w

above

Each week six re

plies will

drawn from all reoelvod and

awards will be given in the or

of their drawing

in $400 ann. :zoo ard. $1

4th $100 Sth, 50c 6th 50c

All replies must reach the Gu

dlan Office not later than noon

Thursday of each we

ek.

lining carefully read each "DIA- -

li0.\'D Tliii.-\SURE" advertisement .

In this paper, and Feature Article

' t ta ts must at least one of the firms listed Fd y from he residence of

Clue To This Week’s Slogan

This week’s slogan belongs to an industrial grading,

lacking. und exporting firm. nv§Qv6ov0o¢Q#4-0*#

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FEATURE ARTIBLE

TllE MISSES HULMEES and BRA

licre is ii smart little shop for mart lit'l<- folk. In it you will find e\'c:'i'tliing in the line of in- lirii.s‘ arid girls` wear; Dresses, Coats. Hoiiiiets. Hats, Sweaters, llnrlerwe-ul'. Stockings, Etc.. Etc . This s-.oi-e, which has been in iuslnesi roi little more than ii year, is ouiidiioted exclusively for Gills and infants, and is rapidly iecouilir: wcognlzed as B most l_f1l>iul ...union no the childrens c.0zl\.liir ,mation problem. Tiio mo :oliinl young ladies who iitmte this store, for little hots lnrl noi-so-little, 'teen-age girls. luke ri .special study of the proper liici <~' voiliing and correct styl- lli fOr ciris of different ages and l'|l'loll;\' rv./wg,

n

lll.EY

O`Rasan at 3.45 A. M. to be -70S@Dh's Church for requiem hi six U18-55 Ht iiihe o`t‘lock Bu

treiichment iii its missionary work, tile general assembly of the Presby..

. ,terinn Church in Canada late yes-~

Mflvlly in authorizing appointment , oi’ two secretaries to the hoard ot..

fields*

of re-

plan

‘n

committee to survey church policy,

y _

ical missionaries be dropped and

Born at. Emeialci. Prince Edward

50C- llsland he was a son of the wee J0hn W. Hughes and his

late

Ann Laura 0'Brieu Mr Hughes

his

Primary education at St. Patricks

New

tewcher at Manhattan College

liuch of the above firms have published an advertise- gfgfsgfed 'bl' the Chflman

mint in lod:\_\"s Guardian. These advertisements appea

wfe

course and accepted a post as

De. D05-

ith The funeral was held on Sa

u ri » M

uch

the

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for

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6 hlii she |r'own I” Snnplhots ul

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his

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ars

WHEN the outings a ching of

che past, zhere‘s still some-

thing to look forward to. The snap- shots. Everybody will be eager to see them.

In fact, this is the way to keep any

occasion from becoming a thing of the

pest: take plenty of snapshots. One ook at the snaps, and the day, the

people, ali the circumstances will be as c ear as on the big day.

So be sure our Kodak is part of

the party. Kyodaks as low as $5; Brownies from $1.25 . . . at your dealers.

In Canada“Koclnk" is the registered

trade mark and sole pro eny of Canadian Kodak Co., Limited, llorouto, Ontario.

“Why l¢'l Hldgul Hlln't

the way to lump tuck ol loved onus.

‘me -'rin um. men tm um.- and n sins, | einnil." Your own C01- on iumim will so lun

» as uxprullvo.

W

yllll SBE lllll' |l|Bl'l|B 5Ili|l5...

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Won’¢ thoy both bl proud 0! this ln; nh K, In

p o s

low yuan!

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" "35 »"$` <1

Romana flourishes on snapshots

..f_ like this.

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Any camera is a better camera loaded

with Kodak Verichrome Film. Veri-

chrome gives you good picrures wlicre ordinary films fail. lr is made ln Canada

/8 r AWN' , _which assures uniformity, freshness

UN; ~ it 3 H and perfect condition. Dori’t take chances

A c pt F' , 1214 All

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mecumwioi R|(,

nts c-me mark Yf. F (U4

KODAK" on box-

_lilways use Kodak Verichrome Film.

He :<"§`§%fi§?.'.-it-`?‘~I-35;' -2:22: ==§=I ’=z.§-- -.i‘<i

a was 5 Past president and one or " ~‘=e,5 7*, , f the organizers of the Native Sona D ._,_§§§f§§_...,._».I-§~ ;.;,.;':=i...,;;--§=l._. F I L M o or canada. and was exoeedlnglyc ,,

active in the organization, , 'f;'i:"» 'iliif ` i' - `

swvxving are three sisters’ ,.,...

xg - A CANADIAN PRODUCT '

A1- ,= _

‘fred Bushes. of New York city, rim'.l<"conl~rEr. scnoor.

r and a number of nephews an

d Report of Park Corner School

for April and May:_ _.

t- Grade X-1. Annie lvllcbeod. rs. Grade VIII_l. Geftrtide Gra- St. ham; 2. Willard Stewart. gh Grade VII_1. Layton Stewart.

Grade VI_l Mary Maritoe

00, ~

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r s .

ii Up 0 ated ecessities f QQEQ T D N H

p MENafi<1B oifs

At Basement Prices

Grade IV iSr_i_l. Aln.:i _.inc l

Rae? 2. Doris Delziiiev,

.- -»»»w¢i~ n-wc-w wa r rr*

Special Basement Values

` Kenzie. V 1\ViflnVlVg<J`l'mel'll';;_2..`Ji._l'l1_-it Z" l irlm A W A ' 3;:

Grade V-1. Nina MacLeod; 2.`.ii;y ,\lcli‘.eon:cr_y; Zi. Harold Mac

Roma Montgomery; 3. Julie M:\c-iFl»\f-

/

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H001 .\l~.ss Holmes. and Miss liriolov have had extensive ex-

‘N¢»¢¢¢¢»o+o»4+¢

IMPORTANT!

There is no limit to the number of reDli@S any 00"'

lilani may send in each week, but each 1‘°PlY NUS* be accompanied by a receipt from one of the sponsors of this i ftintcst. Bottle clips, labels, and wrappers are not receipts

"nfl will not be acce ted

D .

Receipts from advertisers, or other firms. not listed

”l’°"t‘ will not he accepted

As all prizes will be given in merchandise or service

Miers, it is iMl=on'rAN'r that you state in your reply the Mme ot the advertiser upon wiiorn you wish the prize order

I

ilrawn_

All replies should be addressed to the

Editor, DIAMOND TREASURE contest, The Guardian, Charlottetown, P. E. Island

lu. cotton is open ro All Emp: Employees of The

Charlottetown Guardian And Their Families.

, '““*»»

, PRIZE WINNERS LIST WEEK

#Elsie Hooper, Milton.

~ iliulaiia Hughes, Bedford Station-

~ 5- H- McLaren, North River. hp “T52 Heretofore only three weekly print wen bein! WGN# Nl* "ffl uh on ceo .nov

1 ,,',~"“ re will be :ix weekly awards u su elig- Soiution to Last Vlaok's (iontest

Y

will find them at all times anx us .to assist you in selecting your needs. Whether it‘s a play Jac BI or a party frock, a sun-suit or a Sunday “best dress" you will find it at -~rnE Gmus s1'oaE". sud remember Holmes ds Bradley claim to be "THE FIRST WITH 'mil L/irasr-' in style. quality, and satisfactory service.

Plan now to take your girls to`

this shop at 152 QUEEN STREE1 t and see lor yourselves, or PHONE l 92 for any infomation you your may require.

With every transaction here you

will rcoelvc a reoeipted slip which entitles you to an entry in The "Diamond Treasure" Contest, and if you wish. you may draw YOU1” prize order here wo.

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Ladies' tailored, two piece Krash Suits, Clark Gable

b ck. Sizes 14-20. S Piice - - -- -

Ladies' White

Dresses. Sizes 14- 20. Price _ - -

Q25! :ai co..

Ladies’ String Suits, col- ors white, maize, blue, green and peach. Sizes

,‘,,*,i,"*,‘L' __ _ _ ‘L90

Ladies' String Dresses, assorted styles; colors, maize, peach, pink. navy

‘fs 51-39

Ladies' Crepe Dresses, all new styles, in print or pas-

tel shades. Sizes S 14-20. Price _ _

Girls’ Krash Dresses, as-

sorted styles. Sizes 8-14 years. Price _ _

Girls’ Lace Dresses, in

three different styles. Col- ors white, blue, maize and

pink. Sizes 8-14. Price______

Girls’ Print Cotton Dresses.

The latest styles. Sizes 8-14. Price _ _

Cliildren’s Yoile Dresses. itil T _ 39c Price _ _ - - -

Ladies’ String Dresses-

Three different styles colors white. green. Yel-

low and pink- Sizes 14-20. Price

Ladies’ heuvy l“'l“» fancy trimmed Navy

Blue Stacks. Siz¢S 14-20. Price - -

' Ladies’ Print Cotton Dresses, assorted styles

Sizes 14-52. Price _ -- -

Ladies’ yhite Silk Gloves. S zes 6;- »B. Price, pair --

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ff. Boys’ Flannel Pants.

Ladies’ White Under Arm Purses. Price _ _ _

Ladies’ Grey Ifllinncl Skirts in three differ-

ent styles. Sizes il- 20. S Price _ _ _ L a die s' Merceri1.e|l Elastic Top Ankle Su\'. Colors maize, green, cardinal, white, blue

and pink. Sizes si-1oi.rrl¢e,pi. 229 Sub-Standard Silk Hose The latest shades.

§‘.li'i,”{.‘.‘f‘_ _ 190

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‘ Men’s Work Shirts

if _, Color Navy, Cadet and Khaki _ _

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Men’s Broadcloth Shirts.

Assorted Patterns _ _ _ - - - Men’s Shirts and Shorts

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I\Ien's Atheletic Combination. Butionless _ - _ - - -- -- - - i\len‘s Balbriggan Combinations.

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Stripped Worsted Pants _ _ _ _

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-new `c =_ / \l» r /'fill

Latest styles and assorted shades _ .\Ien's Doeskin Zip Windbreaker. Color Brown, Navy and Fawn _ _ Menh Polo Shirts

Color Canary and- White --` _ _ _

Colors Grey and Fawn _ _ _ _

Boys’ Blue Cheviot Knickers.

Sizes‘26t03‘Z--_----»--- <1 Boys’ Linen Wash Suits. l. Si'1.es2i05_-----_---_ /

Boys’ Work Shirts. Color Cadet

and Navy. Sizes 12-li to 141; _ - -- -

lioys' Bulbriggan Combinations.

Sizes22to 34--_-_--- --

lioys’ Cotton Blouses.

Sizes 6 to 12 years _ -- _ _ - -- -

lloys’ Dongaree Pants.

Sizes26to34___--_----

Boys’ Tweed Shorts. Assorted

Patterns. Sizes 23 to 30 _ - - - -

lloys` l’olo Shirts.

Color Canary and White _ - - - - -

Boys’ Cotton Jersey Suit.

Sizes 22t0 26---------------

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$1.69 ‘L25 E

Color Wine and Brown _ _ _ _ _

Men's Brodcloth Pyjamas.

I 29s

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Short Sleeve and Ankle Length _ _ l\len's Brown and Blue S

.\len's Weatherized Nufeli Hat. S

.1 Grade I li _L Jerry Adams. T00 .\l.\,\'\' l.i.\'f'.s _ Grade I 0-1. Ruth MMRM. NEWCASTLE, l-.’lit:l:illfi -- Tho

Grady! 5_1, Bobby MBC;-;enzl,@_ Jockey Club is iii .1 qiiliiirirv. A

Kenzie. (`raf’c II is-..1. Bord Adams, Gracie I e_i. Walter Lamont. more UHH10fi"LiI\¢""~\'t\-~ Cllivfed i0!

Gimme. it li -1. Helen Lamont. Highest Avei-iige-Junior -Ali-ns 11 Selliur rave br H nf>v'.1ici'ii train-

_ Gi-:lilo ll o _i. Verna Harding: MacR.ae, Senior_Annle Macleod. N* Til* 01\i`\` `l»i\‘-'-2" `i'-l1'“\`“ il-

Grede IV Jri_l_ Jean Mac- `... Vvrilfin Cniisins. l Perfect Att.€ndanne:_ Jimmyl‘_’“`7_`“’fl “Y fl 7`7""“"~"f"`»" ”»"`-fl” H315

. rlai . , I 2. Kenzie: 2. Everett Burl. i Gi~ufl-'i l n--1 _\1siii-if-e Cousins; Miontzomei-_v. Lis in __siud, 'i".v~ iw:-~iif'i`i\ mam

der Wm bt’ ln Nuire Dame cemetery. Irene Underhill: 3. Leigh Mac-»_ Grad_eH_iI_l_ Bertini Lanioiil niicl'1. ,-\:ii-- f‘,o':.<-.n.=; '.l. Paul McKay. A -Ifacher, Anile Dynuent. __Ll“9_“f“`vl‘f"2l"_ :‘f;i=‘1lif\l‘_Ci;‘il'1;_

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