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I birthday 0f Mr. J. O. Hyndman. pro-l

vincial manager of the Great West Life Insurance Company and he was .presented with a beautiful birthday PADIES RAYON BLOOME“ auieake bv his staff. After the banquet sizes and newest colours. Lem trim- ‘ , mbd only 79¢ Frown m,“ MA the guests iidjOllfhfill to the compan- ' “£4484, [was held, and the presentation of the ' le's office at a p. m. where a meeting

ARRIVED Tu“ Monmmhpriae in the form of a handsogile Ladies Whltd Beret Tlml. Price new" °° “"- “‘°"““ “m” °f 1' "id ‘L004 Prov," 3m." 14¢ mlra who procured the must bus-

5451_1_15_]1_ ness for the month of June for this

Than All Else

- rd more real B005 mlarlfiYnthg om“: mwlaxnes 1 iried put. together.

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company. Progranillic: The island acnlvowulooiimkut-me nus-Kym“ W°1§°"“’ bl‘ M“ J- ‘l “~"“d' g9“ 0g m, promum Qrphflnme man, Provincial liflinagcr. Instill-

mental Milsic, Bunny lifacNuit, Pian- ist, Bob Hyndman, Violinist. Intro- ducing the New Family Protection Policy and the New Total Disability ‘Provisions. a p. ni. Adjourn l0 ill“ _____ cgmpanys Offices for Discussion of Lanmg 511,3 RAYQN grasp-r; Current Problems, Policies and Prac- all sizes and dainty colours. Worth till?!’- up to $1.26 for Friday and Saturday‘, 69c. Prowse Bros, Ltd. 54814-18121.‘

gratefully acknowledge excellent don- ations of clothing from Queen Mary Needlework Guild City, Melvlllie L. 0.13. A. DeSo/ble and 'G00d Hope Lodge 1m id. '

ELECT OFFICERS-lflpha. Re- bekah Lodg‘, No. 10, l. 0 O. FY,

YACHT SIALXlL-The Americanmt a laizelv attended lncctiul: livid yacht B13115, 740 ton‘ gross, qwned"rllfisdfl_v cveninzz installed their of- by Mr, D. M. Andrews, mlllionsirefllflls l” ‘m’ “‘m""‘"' "m" Dlstnct Stock and lm-“tment broker O(I)-_*p1lt_v Presdcilt; Slztel- Florcncc Npw ym-k my. nrflvod l“ Don wed_ McDonald assisted by SistcrHJari; 5 ,'nesd.ay evening on a tour of Newt?’ Mflkl’ a‘ “lamb Klaus?“ atndf

{Ellilland and Maritime l>roi'inces sum n’ Grand OHM?“ "Tnfmé-c l, Jvaters. She carries a crew of 33 men. the installation Cpronmny‘ yohomngl

v _, "AS301" M. Among the party of hurtpen people “F the OUMNT N h H

p Jean Frassn (i G Sl-ifl‘ Lillian aboard lhmugh the courtesy of Mr. lmwheminvRecmwhnzswro,“Us5mm.

' ' cuulurs H. nvnca

my npprrzw fell oil "I Pl’. kinds Ill

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r upatloll J» HUWhln-s. who L! Mr Andrew's‘catherme Mathesonv ymmvim] spa- set l1‘. and I u. basil. . . \\'ll. I-b l ' . _ , switched w" ml‘ fkrrun \il'l"J medl ‘ Us He“ associate’ "e Ml H' D' F9011’ 51M" Flown” A {pom trnsur

cine n", Ilflfi lllll nothlllc SPPXHG lnutchms‘ New York: m‘ 5nd M73‘ Sister Ethel Suillfll" ‘l- “Yard?” to help Till‘ i.n..'l l tt-lt hold of Sar- sansbufv- MT. and Mrs. H. C, Hut- ‘srstpr Jnsi" Hawaii, Conductor. Si“, i l l‘r‘rili_\‘ appetite llO\\' ‘chins. Virtzinza and Judie J. C. Hllt-‘wr gmm- Sentnor R. S N. G _ Sis-i

l .chjns' Clweland- YP-'=tcrday the wr Rilb? M- HQMP- L S N n‘ " cue-sis visited the fox ranch of Mr. sister Nine. Adams. Tl- 5- "-

ln P-tirv “H'- _ G" "Farcon l'llls (lirllrt grip:- or lips-it l ‘vflllfir JOYlP-s. and were very much Sister Belle love, f.. S. V. C».

mv stomach like lhc flFflSll" yiurlza- dalighud M“, the Island.‘ beau,“ (er vcm,‘ ypwsn“ (wymUiqh-L

t;vcs I tool; before, blli their stimu- ‘latln: Flf"l’\l\ nil iv il\"’l‘ has kept _ ' sill-aw! pclmlzn ' -(‘.h*\l'I1-s H

' (‘hevlloilce Point,

__._ Annie Garnhunl. Fl (‘v- TORONTO scnomnsrllv iron Claire Broivn. I. (‘- hnisicr F"-

Sargon mav he obtained in (‘har- ‘Mn Walter h Macmm’ organ“, “ti” m‘, ‘.10., of h», ymraljnglm, Hp.

lot-"ctt-wn from the Hughes Drug iq’ “m? ‘ _ v N ,1 d . aircnl

Co. hut ._ . . s ChlllCh, to learn that on wsenggtlies ma. appoi. e. _<~ . . r

__-...__-...____.. lllS recent vim m Toronto he comjqebalmh Avgombly ivhich mrc‘; thl<

i tiered for an open scholarship at the ‘War in Sr. Jnhn, N. R. lTl Ailzzust.

lToronto Conservatory of Music, and ‘lZl-lc retiring Noble Gran-l Sister

ihas Just received word that he haslPatterson thanked the officers and

been awarded “The Doctor Vogt, Mp_ln1Pnlbl‘r§ for their ecu-operation dur-

iIHOTlHl Scholarship" for the cnmlngfn“ m" Mm‘ “f “In” T” Nah“ x

"year, starting September 1 and enjGrand. Sister Joan Fraser rflrl Vice iilillnfl him m (our Lem“ o; mganlflrand Sister Lillian Ducllcmln. |Willans, the foremost instructor inrw “dded lmewsls “mm? m" Mm’ Canada. Mr, Maelvugg h“ also mcflwl iriiz months. Refreshment". ivcrv- ed mp flppolnlnqgnt of Organist in Om, i served at. the close of the mccllliz. of the churches in Toronto. It is T

cratifylnfl to announce Mr. Macw Niltts silccess in these respects, an he; i‘ fl Youth of lzrieat promise musically:

PERSONALS

‘ —'-\ EVER“THINU IN HARDWARE 1hr the hialiillfiplfif Wh!) likes to (l; l“, m“ h he Miss Beatrice Rosivall spent Sun-

. 1 t . ' . llLS nzvn repairs, 0r who l: handy ivlili l C may ' expected m the d3)’ M h" llmlli‘ l" Pnwnfll-

tools and lllzes to make things for his My??? M mm in me profesqion o‘ his home. Tools that will "give lasting l‘ m“ g

service and satisfaction, that will, M hr-‘d up imder use and misuse, that l GREAT WEST “FE DINNER-

uf‘. hols; an edge and cu true. :0“ Wednesday evening F‘ ""7 d?‘

l The Rogers

Mr. and Mrs. Percy Carr, City. ‘spent Sunday in PoWnaLthe guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. Bpsivall.

ltlves of the Great West Life Insur-

' ance Company of the Island, met ini

Co‘! honor of the agent procuring they _ ' . -. . Lunlted -.

ma“ husme“ during the month 0L Miss Rena Bosivcll of Pownal, spent _ Jug‘? The octagon happened on me i the week end in Mt. Albion the cilcst

guests of Mr. Mrs. Albert

Midd leton.

and

_ of her cousins the IWISSCS Marion and , Mary Stewart.

Miss Isobel C. lVIacLeod. of Regina. Threshed Grain Competition, 1930'S”““°°“”“'

imer with her mother, Mrs. Hugh lMacLeod. Grafton St, Charlottetown. _ ________ ‘ _ __ _ _ Rev. A. D. McKcnzie and his Cash lvlzcs for Field of Oats. Wheat, Barley and Certified ,daughm, Kath-Tina m“; Mary’ o; Seed POIMOCS ‘iRegina, Saskatchewan, were iri Char- llottetown yesterday on their way to zl-Iartsville, P. E. T. Th“: will spend ‘the next fcw iwvks rii. Mr Mc- Kcnzies old home there. The number of prizes in each County will be proportlon- M‘ and M" R‘ H- M85“ ‘°"".‘°" ate with the number of entries. Prizes will he paid accord- fly °'Cha'1°tw‘°““ “d Amber“ but

in: to ‘he combined more t. ‘h kt d. F. .who have been residing in Winnipeg Thrflhmi (min \ O c q an mg ‘dd and the for the past three years arc spCildlhg . . v . .

srrme time in Nova Scfliifl, While ln ~Amherst they are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jollymorc, Bclnmnt Si. Mr. and Mrs. Mason arc receiving a. varm welcome fro'm lhcir many friends in Amherst. Amherst. Nevrs.

There will be competitions in the three Counties where there are five or more cnirics each for WHEAT. HARLEY, OATS. and for Potatoes grown from certified Seed,

RULES .4.\'I) REGULA TIONS

l. A field of oats shall consist of at least. five acres; of Wheat and Barley ihreo acres; of Certified Seed Po-

, at Clyde River, where he resided on

' l "T Sister , mlilldrcn, who will long cherish his

Xnva , m‘ mt. WALTER |,. pramryrrfi ‘reed. P. N. G . Sistcr Alberta Pat- _, mrmvfy-

ll‘ ‘Fill please the many friends of vrson. Organist. SSW‘? Inez Ioffcltin? ‘ lafternoon. June 22nd from his late

lhome to the Church of the Most

‘, intuition under the (“nous DL “any: made short speeches loolzinlz forward‘

‘ the following:

E__CHARLOT_'I'ETOWN GUARDIAN

IN MEMORIMI

MB- WILLIAM MURPHY

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‘mere passed peacefully to his eternal reward, on the morning of June 20th, 1930, William Murphy of Bsyfleld Street, Charlottetown.

Deceased had been in failinl health for the past three years. About six weeks before his death, be contracted a cold. Hopes were enter- tained for his recovery but later complications set in which necessi- tated his removal to the Charlotte- town Hospltal for a slight operation.

All that medical skill and kind nursing could do, could not stay the, Hand of God.

Deceased was eighty-six years old- He was the son of the late James and Margaret Murphy and was born

the old homestead, till he moved to Charlottetown eight years ago. He was a good citizen, a kind and ob- liging neighbour and will be greatly missed by a large number of friends both town and country. In the family circle he will be sadly missed as he was a kind and loving father. During his illness he was attended by his devoted and beloved pastor Rev. Father McGreel. C. SS. R. who vis- iced him often ln his trying illness and administered to him the last‘ Sacraments of ths Church of which he was always e. devoted member.

He is survived by a family of one son and three daughters, his wife, having predeceased him eleven years‘ ago. The daughters are: Mrs. W. P. Hackctt of Jamaica, Plains, Mass; the Misses Mary E. and Priscilla at hnmc and Joseph, also eight grand

His funeral took place on Sunday

Holy Redeemer. Services being con- ducted by Rev. Father Enright, C. SS. R. who also conducted the services at the grave.

The pail bearers were Percy Man- uel, Fred Renouf, William Morgan, James Mahar, Hugh MacKinnon and _ Moses Byrne.

May his soul rest in peace. .

I Floral tributes were received from

Pillow-The family.

Wfgirrigjpnr‘ ‘I’ ‘s’ Jmkm“ M“ ~ The Election campaign! A great struggle of the BQuqugt_M155 Tenemm people . . . news of vital interest to everyone Mass Cards-Mr. and Mrs. Hack- . . . issues of national concern . . . a crisis 1n-

ctt. Roxbury. Mass, Paul and Philip Hackett and Margaret Hackett, Jam- aica Plains, Mass. Mr. William O'Connell. Milford, Mass. Captain Basel and Mrs. Kelly, Bummerside,

volving the future of every Canadian. The battle is yours! To get it all in your home- Victor Radio with Elcctrola.‘

> lByrne. Charlottetown, Miss M; g; g llghtful banquet was held at the M" Hqbqpt HM, “m, daughtm‘ r8 e

lpflrker House’ when the repmaema‘ Shirley are visiting at Wlnsloe the; "Charlottetown, Joseph Murphy, pm.

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The Misses Elizabeth and Catherine

Gflllflnt. Charlottetown, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh MacKinnon and family,

“m8- MufDhY. Mary E. Murphy, Charlottetown, Mrs. Catherine Mor- aan. Charlottetown, Mrs. George Iciglitizer, Mrs. A. Darrach, Char. lottetown, the Misses Maud and Edith Kelly. Charlottetown.

Cards of Sympathy-Dr. J. S. Jen. kins, Charlottetown, Mrs. Weyman, Charlottetown.

Letters of Sympathy—M.iss Lydia Clapp, Jamaica Plains, Mr. and Mrs. John Wheeler, Deadham, Mass, Miss Margaret O'Brien, Hamilton, Mass, Miss Mary Kelly, ‘New York City, Mr. William O'Connell, Milford, 14355,, Mr. and Mrs. Bushey and family. Dorchester, Mass, Capt. Basel and Mrs. Kelly. Bummersids.

Card of Thanks a

The family of the late William Murphy Wish to thank all their kind

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friends and neighbours for the many acts of kindness shown w them dur- ing the illness and death of their dear father: also for floral tributes Mass Cards, Cards and letter; of Sympathy.

attempt to proceed by an Artie route ‘thence on to Winnipeg. The Can- to New York. adlan record for flying in sub-Artie

"These experiences give the and Artic territory ls admirable. It British party pause without dis- tho Greenland ice cap presents no com-aging thcnl. It is calculntcdiscrlous obstacle to aviators, the pro-

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that ncaplanes could be guided by sport for alr route from Scotland to

EXPEDITION MAY "ND noun wireless directional beacons from the Winnipeg will look brighter. M3‘.

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" YA“ entry f" "f 51-00 51m" be charled f"? the fir”: 3nd n” Nmmmg m m“ “Sea”! "f BY “R roam“: Orkney: to the Faroes, to Icclandiwatklns predicts that. ‘what we shall: fill!‘ cents for each additional entry 0f Strain» Bflfl 51-00‘ ‘Dudaby’ England‘ a hmrem “mm " and the east coast of Greenland. do in Greenland will be novel and / fol" cach entry of Potatoes. at $2500 “vhkh he found 1n a ‘wmm (By The Canadian He“) The Air Ministry is maklnl: a silrirci/‘cxltlrg work." It is n. lzreat adven- 4 - l In unemployed ma“ w” roccnny NEW YORK‘ July ‘arm’ N°w of flying conditions bctivrcil the turc which will be well worth ne- ‘ 3. The entrv fee shall accompany the application. give“ w“ "’“'“"d- York Tums-s in a recent editorial pmes ard Iceland It ls planned toiporiing" ' i l l oommetm o“ m‘ Poulblm? °1 in make noh.gmp 5118.),“ Q0,“ R/eykjrpl ' i______i_. The splendi“ taste in i 4. Entries should he made in the Department 0f ldgrlcult- "hmh ""'"""' "“"‘ """“ "W'- route from Scotland to Winnipeg, m‘ to the Greenland ice can‘ and‘ In recognition of h” devoted [L & 1.\]_ Black qiwist A! urn not later than August 4th, 1930. "gal-h T?“ Tim“ "W? 13nd them m, F“, The ma,“ work ‘nursing smqce, u, the Duke o; on“ stays lib-YOU ll have . . nix-inl- t" "d" °' t" “mi-sh mile ~ l i i . . the time o r r 5_ The new mug‘ he seeded with (a) regmered Banner __1___ mm mpedlflonh H‘ o. watJof the British expedition will b u» niulzht Kins: George has conferred fYOU life

trying to chew it out. Wherever you buy, insist on this home product.

[study the ice cap, but also a ‘lzcotzrzi- l the decoration of the Royal Red kins. which sails from the Thames‘ h, a, d und “m, ' i ev of a larnc Cross on Miss Charlotte Haskins. fGld n. . _ip°“““'° " - nzfgdafitmwo?“ “Lmfsvplnzit: , section of the east coast of Grccn-i Scotland to wmmpes by w“ or , land will be made. Wes: of (‘iron-l 2f 5.000 competitors fro the $1.000 Drama“. on the “M m‘ theiand cooperation by Cnnarla is‘sc olarship given by Mme. Paling, Fnroe Bland! “d Iceimd “whet lflsguffld. It is expected that the airiythc Ailstraliaii oontralto. Harry A. n", tum, more ‘than mo’ m“ efwill be clearer at Angmagsalik nndiBallcy, aged 26, a tenor. of Dover; WA,“ ‘ab’ “mm Bu.‘ W0 ab; over the ice cap than is the cnsc uo- .conrt. England was successful this‘; arise: the hu-ndknn o’ "a m“ and nlngtfirom thattsevlement dorm to the gwar. the obstruction of the Greenland ice W u“ ' l . . I i- Breathing apparatus to enable '

.. i ca? as a hazard to flying. The, Then is much testimony that the ityappej we,“ to escape from mb_ 1 ~, l l I

Oats, or (h) seed from a field which has been sown with , rellistcved seed and inspected and approved while grow- i _ lnlz. or (c) seed from fields that. have been two or more years in the competition and have secured not less than ' ' 2W; out of 25 points for purity and approved by the Department of Alzrlculture.

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Am i Arm , twuegwcfln by fggavigtorlshwersvxsch ‘ ice cap l! Wllfllll’ fr" 1mm YOK. A lmarines has been successfully test-f " i - n! , Wintcr is to be spent, on the highest i (‘d by ma Eflush Admlram, to

dmlts. on the w; legs to Greenland ~ We have on hand the followln| Cedu lhlngks vln- F ' F Dart for meteoraloalcal rericflrch- depths of 1Z6 feet. ' .- . son M. EXTRAS. 10o ivi. ans owns. l’ G e l r 7ggemfl “";°°°";h “at” m" lThe theory that a depression in the, it,‘ - 500 M. CLEABS. 00 M. CLlAlI WALLI ' m P‘ 1'0"! 0 My! t0 ‘ice cap all the way norms Greenland Th, rynlqed 5mg" l”; m u, (i, uo M. x No.11 w‘ 80 Grafton Street Fredtflk-idel- en the smith mm of lexists will be icstrd in the hope olgpomd m, “n.5,”, mm“, 1, mm__ f»

Opposite Prince Edward °'°"‘1"‘4~ B" "ll-h" l“ "W findinx an clsier line of flvlnz than ill-lg and qusxryinl machinery in its

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Theatre dlfflwliv of flndin: suitable lnndlnz over the high cap Canada will be ‘l at . ' - i » .' 4th a total value of nearly ___ harbors on the east coast accounted t l, l ‘ on ‘l -

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