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Call Money ... 10% Abitibl 42 Alberta Pacino Grain .. 48

Asbestos ... ... 12 Brazilian . ...\.. ... 54% B. A. Oil ... ... ...- .. b2 B. C. Power .. 46% Building Products ... ... 10 Canada Cur . . . . .. . 145 Canada Cement . . . . .. . 28% Canada Power and Paper . . 30% Canada Brewing .. 23% Dominion Bridge . 103's Foreign Power Securiiies . 30 Fraser Company .. .. 05 iGeneral Steel Wares . 331,4 il-lome on . . . . . . . .. .. 2a ilmperlal Oil . . . . .. .. 11m industrial Alcohol as ‘International Nickel . 52H. ililiernational Petroleum . . . . .. 53!‘. vibynll Construction .. .. so fMHSSCY-Hﬂffiﬂ 70% IMontreal Power . .107 ‘NicColl Frontenac . 87%

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National Steel Car ... 104 gNorancla . . ... ... .. 58 ‘ jPower Corporation .1. ... ... 106 iPrice Bros. a1 fQuebec Power 77 Bhuwlulgan 75% Smelters . 110 Steel oi Canada . 58 Simona ... ... .. 45%

' Wﬁyﬂgamacle .. .. 84 Winnipeg Electric . 85 Canadian Bronze . 75 Famous Players ... ... 511,4 Dominion Tar ... 27% ImperialOilNew .. 20% International Pete New . . . . .. 27% c. P. R. 2341/. General Motors 83% U. S. Steel .. 1701.5

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Grade VI:

1» 365M‘ ﬂirt: 2. Joanna McDon- ald: 3, Della Rodgerson; 4, rrsncis McDonald.

Grade V:

1. Reta Kelly; 2, Catherine Mc- Donald; 3, Cecil Jay, Reggie Kglly; 4. Lillian Rodgerson,

Grade III:

1. Charles Kelly; 2. Jean Jay; '3, Ruby Jly; 4. Francis Kelly. ~ Grade II (Sr):

1, Regina Kelly; 2. Urban Kelly. Grade II iJrJ:

1. Lona Jay; 2, Ruth Kelly; 3, Ald- en Birl. -

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STAB-T T0 oa-r your eshlblli ready for the big provincial exhibi- tion. Charlottetown, August 18-23- Send (or prize list. J. W. Boulter, sec- rah". dly-tl

BREADALBANE CHARGE United Church oi Canada. Rev. David Co- burn, Minister. Pleasant Valley 11 a. m.. Rose Valley, 3 p. m. Breadalbane 7 p. m. Services ior May 12th. _

IMPERIAL ‘FOX BISCUIT! FOR SALE-Imperial Fox Biscuits Will still be obtainable as the comlilﬂl‘ has a stock on hand It Cari-er 6* Co's warehouse. 3555-“

THE PROVINCIAL EXHIBITION at Charlottetown, August ls-zz. "i" be the biggest and best ever put on here. More prises icr llvclwck- l" irelghti pdld on livestock. Blsml midway ever. Three periorminl troupes irom New York, and "l" days horse mlur. Write to your friends abroad and lliln i" "l9"“l“ than that, week. Send for prise list» tow-n, P. E. Island. (iii-ii

MABSHFIELD JJUNSTAI-‘FNAGE russssur GROVE AND roan.- Services will be held in the United Church oi Canada next Sunday H5 follows: Central Church, Mrsahncld. Dunstafinage, Church School at 10 a. m. Service at 11 a. m. P18053011 Grove at 2.30 p. m. York Church School at 2.30 p. m. Service at 7.30 p. m_ Mother; Day Programme at each service. Rev. l". E. Boothroyd, Min- lster. BURIAL YESTERDAY-The lun- eral oi the late Mrs. John MOI-Hill was held yesterday morning from her laie residence, 33 Weynlouth Street to St. Dunstsns Cathedral, where- a Requiem High Mass was celebrated by Rev. R. J. McDonald. The pall- bearers were Messrs. John Callagh- an, James Dennis, Chris Ford, John Garrett. J. Mellett and Gordon Mc- Lean. Service at the grave was conducted by Rev. P. McMahon, D. D.

BRILLIANT SCHOLAR——Mr. L.H. Fowler, B. A.. aged 26,ison o! Mr. and Mrs. L. U. Fowler, oi Calgary, Alberta, who has been attending Knox Presbyterian College. Toronto, recently received three special awards tor the good work that ha has done in the putysu- at the college. Mr Flowi- er, who was born at Bedeque, If. E. I. has just plated his in his course in which he hopes to qualify (or the ministry. He was among a number o_! other studanis who were present at the 85th Con- vocation oi the College, ten oi whom received diplomas which licensed them for the Presbyterian ministry. For his work in the second year at college, Mr. Fowler received s prise oi us. Lad in addition two special prises. They were the R. M. Bos- well schoiarship of 850. and the Macliellsn Scott of 8100 on “The Pauline Conception oi the Person oi Christi‘. Mr. Fowler or "Heath" as he is known to his friends, attended oentril Collegiate ulstitutq oi ' on- gary, and gives great pralsa to Dr. J. M. Huichison. his principal while ha was attending High School. He was the only second year student at this eollagl who won more than one mil. In will spend the summer with

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i TRYON BAPTIST CHURCH- ,Mother's Day Services will be held ion Sunday, May 12th a‘. Tryon at ii a. m. and a’. Ecllsllllw at 7.30 p. ml. Myron O. IJYllliUYl, Minister.

PRJESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN iCANADA-Slitltlay May 12th there ’wlll be services in the South Gran- ville Cllnrch at ll a. nl. in the Cili- ton Church at 2.30 p. m. in the Long River Church at 7.30 p. m. The ser- vice in Long River Church will be a Thankoliering service for W. M. S.

PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES will be held on Sunday, May 12th as jol- lows: At Lorne Valley at 11 a. m. at Cardigan at 3 p. m. and at Mon- tague at 7 p. m. Rev. W. E. Davies, B. A, will be xhe preacher. (Solo- ist Miss Laura, Wlglltman; Every- one is welcome.

CHURCH "OF SCOTLAND-Rev. Ewen MacDougall will preach Sab- bath l2th at Cape Traverse at 11 a. m. and, ii the travelling is favour- able, at DeSable at 6.130. Also Mon- day 13th at Argyle Shore at 7.30 p. nl.

L VISITOR.—- Mr. ‘George Fall oi Crapaud paid a visit ‘to the city yesterday. coming by moat and received a cordial welcome irom his friends. Mr. Fall treated m; Gllﬂfdiﬂn staff to Maple Sugar, man- ufactured by himself from his own miIDiB BYOVP. he having this year itapped two hundred trees and boiled iIiOWH One hundred pounds oi unsur- ipassed Maple Sugar,

f CAMBRIDGE. MASS-The eon- Lﬂfﬂgation oi the Church oi Scotland Pﬂloycd s most impressive Sacra- mental season over Sabbath, April 28, services being held twice on the Lords Day, as well as on Saturday and Monday all oi which’ were "very largely attended, the church being crowded io its capacity. many having to occupy the vestibule during the services on the Sabbath. The Pastor, Rev. J. W. S. Lowry ivas assisted by Rev. Ewen MacDougall. oi Charlot- tetown, who preached on the week clays and on the evening of the Sab- bath, each ministcr addressing three communion iables. Rev. D. V. O‘Meara was present as a visiting minister and was very cordially wel- come-d, and took part in the devo- tional exercises oi tile various servic- es and gave a brief concluding ad- dress. Mr. 0‘Meara also preached at Quincy on Wednesday evening. Messrs. Ernest MacLaren and P. J. MacDonald. elders oi the Central Parish, were present on the Socra- menfsl Day, and ofllciated with the session oi Cambridge in the observ- lance of the solmlnitles.

Mr. J. R. Manny’. of New Glasgow, N. 8., Grand Illgh Priest oi the

Boy Scout Jamboree Subscription List

In connection with the great com ing oi we International Boy Beau Jamboree to be held at Birkenheao ling“ in July. two Scouts are to be Drovided tor‘ by the Governor Gen~ erll. Any additional Scouts must be provided iorlocally. and the Pro vincial Boy Scout Commlssio arlc Committee have authorized the open ing oi a. subscriptions list for the. . purpose. Subscriptions may be sent to iMr. o. Filliier, Bank oi Montreal Mr. D. A. MacKlruion, Assistant Receiver Generals Otilce, Mr. Herbert W. Yso, 50 Greenfield, Avenue, Mr J. F. Leightizer, 02 Weymouth St. or Mr. J. R. Bumett, Guardian Oiiiee

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Mr. W. Chester 5. McLure ..

Col. D. A. MacKinnon ......... 25.00 Mr. A. A. Alley . . . . . . . .. 20.00 Dr. Dewar . . . . ..

Mr James Paton Charlottetown Guardian .

Moore dz McLeod . . . . . . .. . 10.0‘. Dr. 0.11. Beer‘ . l0.0' Mr. J. O. Hyndman . 5.0L Mr. J. R. Paton 5.00 M1‘. G. Filliter . . . . . . . .. . 5.00 Mr. J. A. McMillan Mr. W. R. Aitken . Mr. W. K. Rogers 20.00 Mr. A. B, Cosh . . 5.00 Mr. Frank Clarke . . . . 2.00 Mr. G. E. Hughes . . . . . . 5.00 , Mr. C. H. Blssett......... 5.00 lilrfc. n. B‘. Longworth 5.00 Mr. W. H. V. Dunbar 5.00 A Friend . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.00 Mr. J. Ernest l-l. Worth 2,00 Col. A. G. Peake . . . . . . .. . 5.00 Mr. R. L, Cotton . . . . .. . 500 Judge Stewart . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 0i! Mr. E. W. MacKinnon 5.00 Mrs. Burnett . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 5.1.0 Mr. A, Pickard .. . 10.00 Mr. W. W. Owen . . . . . 300 O Are Planning To Promote a Co-Operatlon

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TORONTO, May B-Planning ta promote co-operation in ltiaritinle in- dustry with s. view of meeting large Ontario orders, R. W. Burnaby. Maritime trade commissioner for On- tario and Professor E. D. lvlcPhee. president oi the Maritime Provinces Association are leaving Toronto on a business trip to New Brunswick, Nova; scotla and Prince Edwllfd Island on Saturday oi this week. i

In an interview this morning Pro- Iessor Mai-Pllee stated that many o! the maritime industries were operat- ing on s small scale and necessarily producing in small quantities.

As a result when any big order il-onl an Ontario house comes through l the commissioner's oiﬁce at Toronto in some cases they are unable w cope with them.

He stated it was his hope and Commissioner Burnabys tllai; they would be able to secure the co-opera- tion oi the governments, business r..::l and various organizations in the j three provinces to promote co-opero-i

tion in the various industries with a: vlewlof meeting the large Ofde-"S when they came. i

He stated an announcement tothis _

in the next ten days. I Further Professor MrPhee stated that Commissioner Burnaby antici- pated trebling the tourist tramc by cm- and rail from Ontario to tile Maritime Provinces this year.

He pointed out that up until 1922 most oi’ the province's tourists were drawn from the Eastern States. This year he believed there will be; a. greater number than ever from Ontario and while in the Drﬂvinces‘ Commissioner Burnaby will endeav-‘k or to confer with the various tour- ists agencies.

He has had already many quiries.

Hoiessor McPhee siltakins ‘oi the Ontario oﬂlce pointed out that ii was opened oniFebruary 1st, 1929, it was anticipated that only Mr. Burn- aby and a secretary would be ne- crssllry to run it. Today the volllm? ot- inqilirlcs regarding Liaritlmi! Provinces‘ ran into the thousands per month and arrangements were helm

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‘Gfilfld Chspzel- o.‘ the Royal Arch ililnsons oi‘ Nova Scotia, Prince Ed- ward Island and Ncwioundland, made , an official visit to the Alexandra Chapter at Charlottetown on Wed- nesday evening and returned home: yesterday. i

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