Tllr lriutius PilA l» r» '5, ..xWc.tl"iA . Iflnsy; tiilill 1i t l_. .~._t_.i militias Li» t1 trot; .5 hzfll all» Lflilllilll ltllililtrll.

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till‘ (file 21st Field Ambulance, RC.

liiiolvin? ins tion at the foot- l dcld n Vctoria Park off the " lilon Rkiadway at 2 o‘clock His nt Governor it ‘it: D. DeBlois will take the ‘.0 at Charlottetown Library, nun Street.

write of’ march from the Park t‘ c Library will be along the ~ Roadway. then by Kent, treets. The tlnue slug r camp at unds by the

_ n Road,“ chili’ MAW orncaas

(‘Milli Staff’ Officers are: Colonel it Cnlwcll, ED. 18th Infantry

i . .. i.) NLG. Captain G. C. Sircom.

l’.C., Czi-rnp Paymastor; i J. S. Morris. Prince E » lei-Wild Light Horse, Camp W. . . i c ,

P-I-LI. LIGHT noose

Officers in camp with the Prince Island Light Horse include:

. '1‘. Iowther, officer Ill lng, Lt. Col. I. E. Croken. . Aiitjor E. W. Johnstonc, Major Nash, Major R. R. In .-

iuman, Capt. . D. S. ivlontgwi

_d Llilut. C. A. Brennan, . lvlltdA. D. Taylor, 2nd. Lieut. H. A. ollii ,

Ni). 6 DISTRICT S GNALS

ililicers with No. 6 tstrict Sig- R-COS. are Major W. . D Capt. D. N.

Wrth, Ca Jl. C. G. Plckard Ce, . E Widlsll, 2nd. Lieut. . rllSiAlll, 2nd. Licut. F. B. Jenkins, . ut. E..Hulbcrt.

- . jor . V.D., Major J. S. ._ Alztlor V. 'I‘. ’I‘1‘avers, R. liownrd, Capt. E. J. . Morrisey. til Lieiitz R. W. Bee ett. hep. ut, J. F. Show,

pt. J.

. W. Reid, 2nd. Lleut. R. A.

C ic. 2nd. Lleut. J. A MacDon-

C. R. Palmer, Lieut. J.

lg. A. W. . Burn

~*' L. 1. Du‘fy, . il-nc. Gent. Cadet 3mm!

itcnlillan, "nniailtl the 21s Field Am -

, smith, ospt. w. H. per w lcut. R D. Howatt.

on an: at some: ncctioli. Aiwly

ense pl

ranvill ' South Granvl

l xc-rnar MEDICATEII

lllld Hand _ _ “"3"” eétmiiéwld _. Both for )~

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ex . 3. Concept of race is purely blo- lo lcal

. The present population of Italy ajority. 0f Aryan or- d its civilization is Aryan. a legend that enormous masses of men entered Italy with- in historical time.

6. There now exists I. pure “Ital-

7. It is time that Italians frank- reclaimed themselves Hacinllsis evers in racial superiorityi

. is necessary to make a sharp distinction between

and orientals on the one hand rind Africans on the other. 9. Hebrews do not belong to the

10. The purely European physical and pyscholcgical characteristics of Italians must not be changed in

PRIVY COUNCIL

(Continued from page Today's decision was by Lord Atkln who cxlrl the Privy Council would not make Order and would communicate their lordshlps‘ reasons for the Judgment to the parties concerned in due

course. _ eir Lordships still have lilldcr oration the matter in the press bill appeal. Hearing oi’ the appeal on the bank tax bill was completed n iveik ago. The measure provided annual levy of one half of one par cent on ihe paid-tip capital of the banks and a taX of one per C(‘l’ll on the reserve fund of undivided pro- fits. The tax would be on the en- tire capital 0f a bank, Wllfillltl‘ in

rwented Alberto. W was munsel for the s. and Aime Geoffrion. repretsented the Dominion Govern-

al was hoard- by Lord lord Chancellor. and

SAYS GAS MASK OLD

The Canadian Press)

IQNDON —- Post-office nlorkcrs have complained th isued therngfor poss

KILLED BY PUSH-BALL

at, a push-ball at a cal" 53, got under tli f o Jzrolssliarlsolg _

OPER — GILLESPIE —1-9

of Erist Royalty. ulia. Gillespie, Cliiii-ltic- DUFFY-At St. Dilli- Charlottetmvn. July

oily of Charlottetown fy, Fort Augustus.

the bride's uncle. J. Wlii.

Ross, Wheatley River. P

July flth, 1938, by R01. ie

to Flora. Isabel th 0f Wlieatley Riv-

, S. . p, »ll T. White, and Capt. J- -

215T E AM ULANCE Lt. Col“. El e i8 ‘ MW er P I niroteAiv-ivrsomvr rise, on Thiiisriity. MacArthur of New

t‘. oihe officers with the Unit- .» MRJOI‘ o. M. wiliiuruséocent- G-

‘(m _Lat1el TO C-IHSIIY

Q3 0 T-HOUSE (igwfé; age in con-

. a mirage Wood. St. Amos. Li-iiilflfi- '15‘ 0S1‘ — MASSACHUSETTS LIC-

, . nd r please nmy¥itgoppigfiigifiigdfl

. m. a ediegery. (Plow-

) 'A meeting of the Con» ollowlng polls: Stanclie‘ Bred!‘

l0, Bo o held the Bradalbane Hal

The lliiiitral Guardian "io.t~li.rr.:.'.'ril'd¢a.§g3l it newSy “at”; b. at 4 cents l we ‘trinity pay- vapee.

iiiletiii"“éoiiill~i'

“Emulator: h 0E2: to: fin louu n y 601191,

questions elJntAgni. 'l‘_ Cipr- lottptowl Glurlillludoelinot ‘no- eenu-lly epjqrqe ill} ooinloru o! correspondents. ' ' '

able in ad CRASWELL tq- mews‘ "pm.

KENT B TY PPE. Spee- ltL-i‘; cr-oquigdigle DganPermanents, etc. U2Q55-7-l1-fii.

frua ANNUAL RANK own-za- lr\(i of the Baptist M. S. of Bon- Sllow will be Sunday ‘evening girl ociock. Proflram. A dress s. Tlites. - - A L-acu-li-ie-ii.

YORK UNITED cusses-lacy. .1. A. Nicholson. Minister. Services Sunday, July 1'7: lll am., central Church; 3 pm, York; 7.30 pm. Biackley. 1,3031

PRESBYTEBLAN CHURCH Ser- li°°if.‘i“-d“yii’“‘ n. Mount Stewart 7.30 pm. " pln"

18025-74541 WILL PRESIDE Al‘ ORGAN- Welter McNutt. orsunlst of PYJIIW Church. Toronto. who is home on his holidays. has kindly §‘€“§°.“%é’u‘?. ‘till. “if “"2 §°"'”.i°°*

. rc n

July inn ex u” ‘w’

ANNUAL OPEN-AIR saiwice of Marshfield Baptist Church will be held Sunday. July 17th at 3.45 D-ln. on farm of Ludlow Jenkins. Rev. G. C. Webster. special speak- cl. offering for paint fund of Church, L3024-7-15-2i

TAKE. ON CARGO—The BB.

and the usual general cargo. PiP-Fffi‘. Miq., and St. John's, Nfld.

Friink C. Smith 0f Portland, Me. welcome to all, MONTHLY MEETING OF B.I.S

months. President Jo Hogan

of interference from holidays.

president of the Guild and Mrs. R.

Chester S. McLure. Mfrs. W A Stewart and Mrs. H. R.

lit‘ r and beautiful flower beds .\iu..ic was fumlshed by the Band kindly loaned by Lt. Col. C

marquee.

POLICE COURT-At the Police Court yesterday a man charged with uniayvful possession of stolen goods pleaded guilty to the charge and was remanded until Saturday for sentence. This case was in con- iiccllon with tile theft of rum front the C.N.R. freilzlit shed. Another lllLLll. charged with unlawful pos- session of stolen goods in connec- tion with the break at Prowse Bros. store this week was remand-

charged with operating motor veh- icles Wllile intoxicated were re-

with wll

ivzis estreated.

~Ati the United Church w. M.

York and Cornwall. In the service. It was led by Mrs. (RevJ by Mrs. P. Brodie and Mrs. ace Voasey. The theme was “Mis

filOllS" and the address was llvcrcd by Mrs. J A. Nicholson

Mrs. (RevJ E. R.

ed by all present

VISITs HER The Sisters gs their distln u

istor Rose Ce es ne of M Saint. Vincent Convent. Halifax

of English at Moiin 8t. Vincent

l» o» when“ ‘i!

Tllc lawn was gay with buntzng ‘jfillllfiii a. background of shady

C Thompson. 0C. of’ the Prince

no "dIslnd Hihl o . Th odiarlir theaLight omagttiigrsiatedg Ministef

rd until Saturday. Two motorists

no-pn York auxiliary conducted the

J A' Nicholson o‘ York’ the afternoon they returned aboard

SISTER 6E CELESTINOI’

Sister Rose Celestine is one of the , __ Mother Seton Daughters-Sisters m’ The Pmsydgntl Mm Ralph

ANGLICAN DQCTRINB Sin-I greatly ppreclate the let- ter of the Rev. H. A. Haslam K1391 wneared in your issue of the

‘lb some of my hearers my re- marks on the Report of Doctrine issued by certain Anglican oliurc - men may haveconveyed the im- presion that the Anglican Church as a whole had departed from its Articles, but such is not the case. 11‘ am convinced that the rank and file of thelAngllcan people are loyal to their Doctrinal Standards. I am. Sir. etc. ALEXANDER A. MURRAY. Westminster Presbyterian Church, Sydney, N. S.

CANADIAN CORPS REUNION

Sir.-—Wiih reference to the forth- coming reunion by the Canadian Corns Association in Toronto o .liiiy 30th, 31st and August lst, all tax-service men and women, our Association would appreciate it very much if you would kindly allow them space in your paper ‘to ap cal

THE CI-IARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

for cit-service men and women to meet and renew old acquaintances

to geitgall ep-service women to- gether ui one big organisation. Any oil-service woman desiring further

3183111111 arrived in port yesterday particulars can obtain same by

from Halifax and took on the foi- writing ‘me giving details of ser-

loiving cargo: 150 cattle, 1400 bales vice. rcgilnciltal number. unit. etc..

(if 111W. 90 calves. 315 sheep. 200 gihgs as we are making the registra- Q

tions her-e in Toronto.

steamer sailed last evening for St. I amRSlr, etc..

M S. T. H. MeKEOWN. Secretary. Imperial Women

REV. C. WARREN JONES of Veterans’ Corps, Toronto. Kansas City. Mo. will be the spe- l4lL§n°Wd9B AVE. cidl specifker in thehfiospel fintgan corner 0 ngwor ve. E r Street at so and mo fir, ssufi- couraneaanoiv LIFE msrm day. Llitev. 58.311081 Young of Mel- 5M3‘?- rose. ass. w bring the message 1ST. MEDIUM BRIGADE no,“

each night texc t St d ) f the Comm week i‘: H; “ggoymg, ,Al. CANADIAN AaTrLLanY-Ail

11-6798-7-21-31’.

ranks will parade at the Armourles ' on Sunday at 8:45 a. m. to join the

,1 ._ . . ‘ “u due“ m6 smgmg‘ A (ffgoiaaé units of Charlottetown Camp for

Church Parade. P. S. Fielding. Lt. Col., Officer Commanding. L-3034.

~En¢our=isiiiz r rts ' t bl u —-—t—-—— at the regular rdgrgthiywlfilebtiiig b! PERSONALS tag] tlienrggolent ‘Irish Society last l "l . E 5855011 - .

tony “mating of mgagrgatelizgbfgn is spending a pleasant: weeik _in and reports covered activities of t °f he‘ ‘fiend Miss the Society for the East three

n

Miss Thelma Burke of‘ Southport

Moroll. the gues Helen Cox.

' Mr. and Mrs. Percy Downe, Char-

ifqitflafjfisligeggcggfgj“? 37ft}? Call; loltetown. returned from st. John

submitted a review df theradér’ at N B‘ While there they were ‘he

"mm"; No meet.“ w 1:1 b99117“; guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie " 5 m‘ e, e Chamberlain.

in August. it was decided. because

Master Russell Dowrie. of Char- iotletown. is at present at St. John.

DELIG F _ van, (lcligghglaaaavttl: wzggleié N. B.. having secured an engage-

tlndcr t-h. .'ll. ice i st. J _ Church g,,;,,fl>o,,s,,,g KM Hagfé: Broadcasting Corporation with Don

l\Z\l\\‘I'i ycsterdgy alf/Eemoon. Guests .,,., . . -—- “ “ “w” by rs- 3' R" HMS“ Mr. and Mrs. William .1. Hamil-

mont singing on the Canadian Meascr and his Orchestra.

' ion (Jennie MoPheel and neicea

rliooriicad Le ie. Th ' “we Madam?‘ 1.116.332? the Mtses Velma and Lcitha Var-

niim of’ Lynn. Mas-a. will leave this

Hmson‘ week for a motor trip to Yarmolith.

‘ N.S.. through the. Anitapolis Vallev and across iho section to Hopefield, P.E.I.. to spend a ‘cw days visiting

pmé at Mrs Hamilton's former home.-

Canadlan News. Boston.

ls 0n Cruise Ship

Among passengers on the steam- ship North Star which called at Charlottetown yesterday en route to Pictou. N. 3.. and Newfoundland ports from Montreal. WEN Fciiefal Justice Minister E. A. Lapolnic. and Mrs. Lapointe, and J. Ffrfnmd Fafard, member of Parliament for Montamagny-lllslet. Que.

The Justice Minister and Mr. Fafard were met at the boat b Hon. B. W. Lepagc. President o the PfiliC8_Ef‘i\\'H1'(i Island Execu-

iiinnded. Two vagmnls were eiit , . , to jail for so days and an nesting ll" °°“"°“- “mhwys “mist” case dis iissed. A man charrre .

$.11 damage to propefil Health and Educatioéi’. IiI-‘Ollbrllgfi-vslz- ‘breaking gins in the Dennis Store Mm“ g“- , ‘ - ' on Prince Street was remanded ‘mg c" Si" C“ r a n“ until Monday as was a man in l. <. - Prohibition Act case. A drunk gggilglzem.ioliléhenggJgfilaiasiggfézlg,’ lflllCd to appear and his bail bond and ad‘ imaged again m be m your

Hon. J. P. McIntyre; Minister of on. Mr. Lapointe refused to

beautiful province ivhlch I visited

The visitors played a round of golf at tho Belvcdcrc Golf Club.

w iv; s. natty AT KINGSTOSN 0Y1 "m" °°°~'*$l°“5-"

Rally hcld at Kingston. on Thurs- , my, the warship services were, finding the links in csccllcnl. con-

“nnductiyd by the Auxmarms glitz? on their relurii they nict Prcinicr

dition, and the weather ideal. Up- Thane A. Campbell. who had lust arrived bacl: from Sumnicrside. and other Government officials. Lalc in

the Norlh Star. outward bound.

d,“ The ship carried 3110 yiasscligcrfi-

she left at 4 p. m. for Pictou. N. '-S.. Corner Brook. Loch Lornolid.

in the evening Cornwall auxiliary s,“ Anthonrws’ Newfounmam points

conducted the “'v1°”',§,‘o§d“_;1dl§d in Labrador. Sagucnay River. Mur-

ray Bay. Quebec and Montreal

Crirrlwail assisted by rs. Hazcn _ _ _ ,_ . Howard. The theme wings the “Life she is due toharliwé “Aha of Jcslts" and the address was dc- “Mimi P0“ fin“, J.‘ ' ("I'm ‘F lit-Mm by Mm w00d5|de_ The“. mono her ictuin lllll) o lo

services were very much apprcciot- '

lottotown on July 28th

W.I. Convention

The eleventh annual district. cori-

Marthii of the Cit Hfldllllbl have - . lo no» gig,- i"‘1l.‘.°.“v§il.?.“i..uiiif;“" ..i..".r"t‘lii::.-

ilon. Dariiley and Ratio incl in ' Malpequc Thursday. July 7th» The afternoon mectiric opened 1°

alrsto, prcsiriorl. and nleetin

D. degree ‘from Fordham Univeri .tlt t. 0d sity, u. v- in ma. having won her "ma" by “'“"""‘ n“ ‘l P

B. A., and M. A.. degrees earlier from Daihoiisle. she is Professor well-tuorded fLGKIYPSS Welcomed the

and repeating club creed in unison. Mrs. Sinclair Maefloulrllan in a

- convention to Malpcquo. in Whwll

aster Rose ceiestlne was formerly Mrs. Bernard MacLcliali. Indian ‘Ifignish. River, up i0 riately replied. of Fowl; olution

Th l Ros 50m. e to a Ra

admggmgplilege and ‘t; lhutfifor a was a pointed: Mrs. Jrls m- rel‘! your: in thesclicol of’ West say. rs. Edgar Hickey. Mrs- Bruce

1;!"

T I’ f.

e h f Charlotte

itgd to attfllidh

l 3 hi; f pumm- w uwwmu" an or COMMITTEE

BY 0RD ends wish W1

me . servcld fax-Garage _ up e Ecrirt novelty‘; when l0 men!

‘H pie became Oqifdcfrd Paul Ro- contractiniz with: of immedi- tl ti! Ome 0 9

§'\&‘ Leslie H Roper 0 if“, n $liliést wedding on ' l‘ ' r

in everyivy and IIIP’ valley:

ihe has molly friends. Riley, also pt nominating wit!» El: ‘wit; and former pupils in namely: Mrs. Earle MacKaY- Miss

algfriufiiruelieifiniihli? erir

i m” “m” wmd“ de‘ u Institute $3M“ or M’ The a m“ o! e21? the work done in their Institutes durffli! the East year, which showed that a EH1 ll

ti ‘$31, “M111 “is radix r (g pg, y a nvn E . i’: 1 u mt-

reqd a ‘abfdigf report

f

many improvemen f

of r was evfdelice of the i

‘If

to all ex-servlce women in Pr nee. Edward Island to register without I delay‘. This is a great opportunity ;

and olir Association is endeavouring ,

Made to MEASURE SUITS ARE INCLUDED IN OUR‘ “GIFT SUIT”

OPPORTUNITY

Two customers had their purchase money refunded on Wednesday of this week. Try it.

ii m; 80111633113- use: masculinit- .

F136 iensir

OUR NEW CUSTOM TAILOR SERVICE

While it is true that the majority of men can be well fitted with suit or overcoat in a store so completely stocked with the best elfllhinf: as Moore & McLeod’s, it is recognized that sometimes a customer needs cus- tom_ made to measure service.

With this in view we have accepted the representation in Charlottetown of

CLOTHES, INC.

‘ 0F MONTREAL EXERT CLOTHIERS FOR OVER 70 YEARS

When you purchase . . . you’ll receive a, num~ Do you need a particular style of cut not usually

. kept in stock’! Have you a fancy for some individual berm coupon’ The duplicates “f the“ a" colour, pattern, or type of cloth? Our custom tailor- drawn every ten days, and if you hold the gm ing service is the perfect answer.

You will be ensured a perfect, tailor made fit

coupon, your purchase money will be rcfllllded- . . . the finest linings that money can buy, styles

approved by London and New York at

$25.95 and up.

Models . . . samples 0f the new cloths, are on dis- play in our MEN’S STORE today and you are in-

MGDRE a. MFLEODlLruiEd

vited to see them for yourself.

Indian River: Mrs. and Mrs. Wm. MacDotn Hamilton: Mrs. Neil

53'. Clarence Hickey

Hickey and MI.

was; then asked to , the Experimen Farm, Charlottetown. who gave a splendid talk on p0 Intermision and sale of cream and cand followed. r lng the sum 0f {l} ' so to be sent to i The audienge w .V

iiton tcncored.) hliyinbigfidniirtiiol e‘ entitle old maid" V

The Resolution grougtht in the roilowi ns: t1) Resolved that the thanks of

this convention be extended officer: for their fat Miss Mary M

A s d iegésenlotion of the various Inst tutes was ltgxltlwtilvlg iiierest taken (by our women for the betterment

ti?’ “its m°p'."if.-"ii‘ ufftitfitiilll‘.

i118 m. - "rapt. distorte-

of Mielpeque

“fir” ire igneous

. of ours. The following executive was a - fnted quake arrangement! or

View: Mrzs. Jas. R. Murphy

(5 ‘until: d

Mrs. Wesley Colo

MaoNutt

Mrs Robert Cousins and

Mrs. Benjamin Burns. The guest speakers for the a!- ternoon were the Su ' Mitfj! _Maol)onald. and Miss Carrie Holman, Summer- sidc. who gave very interesting; and instructive talks and demonstra- tions on stenclliing and handicraft (hooked rugs) respectively. A paper epared and read b

urphy, Sea. View. en

i’

in this province and to safeguard '5'" U: I 1 "WM artisans rutnzazirsmli; Church Parade For Body gf Mary a health certificate and at

“W "f “l” be w" w theme? Militia Units Planned __. Mi: Kea rney

(6) B it 1 d th t thanks be exfélluii to aall viuififéifi

m" °°""“”’°° rabbit. “ilfun.°:“‘§r.‘il.°p§: ‘I3 Rggnvgrgd

Ed a Hi k o...’ C a Simpson and

pervisor. Miss Charlottetown.

y Mrs. Jas. R. titled “Co-op- Child Responsibility" merited much comment. also a er entitled “How to Heart in the Home," read by Bernard lviiacliellari. Indian River, atly enjoyed. Miss "Harbin i" Lights.” 'I‘.he nominating comml tee brought in the following repo Beairsto

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Keep they tOontinued from page’, 1h? Shirley

Crush. smiled happi

t: d , ,, r Pres! em Holley. I knew you could do it,"