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Y ; , -_,wlth interest reinvested stthsssmerste,

' aooumulstestoomosliooilinloyssrs-sudto over $83,000, l! kept up tor 1o years longer.

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Awhlsn. Too. s: Santa rs. my. . 218% Am. Can Co. 168% 1011s

Am. CardtFdry. Co, Am. locomotive Co. 12s

American Bmlt. 8t Rafln. O0, ,. 120%

Am- Bwmmrnsio Co. ..‘...; 1o Anaconda Copper Min. Co. 124

N. Y. C611. GI Hllfl. RV, R. R, ,, 240%

Con. Gas Co. (N. Y.) 102 Hud Motor Car Co. 81% Internstl. Petroleum as

Btsndsrd Oil o! N. J. 80%

Southern so. ..... Union Psc. Ry. ......... U, S. Industrial Alcohol Co. 20f Winnipeg m”. sslsssss 10000! 2551

U. B. Steel ........-....ee.... 358%

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. a .1114 ' ..1_2s . 40%

B81115. Montreal 894

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1 l“ Monthly Meeting _ Of 771s Y. C. A.

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dune, July and August. i929

Gentleman-

This Rieport. Wlloring ‘the work oi the summer months, will be brier, but will ‘cover in some detail the major activities.

BOWLING BANQUET

As usual. the mouth oi June brought the gowlins Season to s close with tho, annual bowlor‘! banquet, at which titty bowlers were present. The year's prises were presented and s program o! music and speeches was srrled out.

BOWLING ALLEYS

, This department under the leader- ship onsr. Jack McNair had s. most suceeésml season and already plans are being mhde ior a bigger and" bet- ter year than over. _

The alleys have been _ oombleiely reiumished and are nbw in excellent eondltionsnd ready ior business. New equipment such as bells. pins etc. are orde d and will be here any day. .,Some other new equipment is also needed l! w! sre to keep‘our alleys a up to the minute in efficiency.‘ This will be" brolldhtboiore you by the Chili-man oi this

BUILDING Duringjtho summer your stall with lust s little outside help thoroughly renovated and the iollowlng Looms: Board Room, Social Hall, Ol- rioe, psi-t oi Reading Room, qoys’

WHEAT F!!! fibom, Bowling Alley Room, _ Bowling Alloys sud Gymnasium The Dec. 112% dvm-‘wu given the mm thoroush

181%

cleaning it has had in several years. The‘ ceiling painted, two coats oi Alsbsstins the 1mm. iixturss all en- amelled white, two walls-all washed, the floor lines all repainted tor vol- leyball»; bsdnlinlibn, basketball and handball; it is now in tine condition. New flying ring supports were also installed. Alli-hose repairs were sc- oomplished ior the pproximslo cost oi $60. - - ~

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May

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. ITOB-ONTO. Ont. Boat. 14.—Reprol- entstlvs o! ss, British colonies and Dmtectorstes, s. collection oi m pm. sse stamps hsve boon prflgnhgd p. the Royal Ontario Museum oi Arch- asology|l1ere byHis Majesty, m; gm‘

was made through - the medium o! Hon. P. C. hrklm- 0m. ldlln High Commissioner in Iondon.

"menu vwlflllllsiestynsssses one oi the world's greatest stamp

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collectors.

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museum. The » museum's was commenced by Paul gum,

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coils were attended to. A new smoke pipe ior the furnace was installed as the old one wascompleiely worn out. New grates were put in the large tur- nsoeand also the Jacket nest/er ior "shower baths. The plumbing was done by‘ Mr. Dave ‘McKlnnon under tbs supervision o! m. Harris. The cost Zor plumbing repairs was $40 sud the new ‘grates, pipes and chimney cost in ‘stirs us. e '

' one other major item is s new stor- sreboilsr. Our old one is lust about finished and s new one. costing com- pietsMo may have to be ordered any 447-. ' ~

_, ,0‘!!! AT CANOE Fifvilsrgs camps were hold on our grounds this summer with larger st- tindsnoe than ever. ' Our "Y" csinp hsd s registration e1 H boys and 8 leaders, and was s m» iuoeesssren mu days, with ideal iuitbbr-oonditlons, were enjoyed by mthylisndled the program and your Genus! Secretary the man- sgeinent. m sickness was reported st camp-st all; Two or three boys had colds when arriving, but alter s row w: those cleared up. Tho usual nu1n~ bes- o! outs, bruises, eto., were trest- sd. Mir. Horace Smith, our cook ior tbroeyem-wu-with-us-sgsin and

The ‘the President and Members oi j the Board o! Dlrsotprs: ,

portsnt ieatures o! the Msrltlrnes lax, and Commissioner B. W. h‘,

provinces as s whole.

R. W. E. Burnaby, Hub‘ I ‘, ‘Now Brunswick, and

tendance, 70. PHYSICAL DEPARTMENT

The only regular class d the summer was the Boxing Class, under Mr. Tom White. This class meets two or three time each week and is stim- ulating interest in this past oi our program. ~ - - - During the summer our gym was used on and oi! by me ‘ s and visitors from other Associations. STAFF CHANGES

It was with much regret that_wo said good-bye to Mr. Murray, our past Physical Director. who gave us such line service dilrlng his year at Char- lottetownflMr. Murray made many wsrm lriends here and all will‘ ieel his loss. He lelt us to resume his col- lege studies. in Chicago and not to accept another position.

Your special committee will report on Mr. Mprrayh successor who is present wltlrus today.

MEETINGS

Many varied msptings were‘ held in our building during the summer, Temperance Alliance, Hires" orfliour; Dentists Ass'n: Fox company, Ladies Auxiliary, W. C. T. U. and others. beside the Chautauqua Guaraniors.

IN CLOSING

New that our building is O. K, and your Stsii ready for the season's work, we feel the necessity oi stress- ing our need for volunteer help. We are gathered together here today to iind ways and means oi increasing our eiiieioncy, o1 doing better work‘, and in general to "take stock oi ourselves as leaders in s Christian work which demands even more than ever our best. '

Our committee chairmen should have completed‘ their committees and

Maritimes Exhibit fAt Na _ For the first time in the iiii-y- one years ol the National Exhibition’! history ths Maritime Provinces were. placed on the map ivlih mo res‘. 1 the Fomlnion and important colonies when they took over a, large part that spell progress. The Burnaby,‘ whcput six strenuous weeks’ in the out W" displayed with very one silent by individual nuns and co mpsnies, this is the am really repre eenieuv, m... m, 11., w». o; It is dig-allied, ‘ interesting, layout are the men who have been principally responsible (or success. Maritime Trade Commissioner st Toronto, and B. T. oer. n, lanes, l-lsliisx, u. s.

picnic on our grounds as well.‘ At- '

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tional Exh iitin Fo First Time

oi one oi the Canadian National Exhib 111m, 1.1111511" 1o mp1,” “u u“, I . “mun!” '1' the exhibit ls hrrelv due to the unt 11-111; efforts o! Col. 8.1mm: e1 r - work into the preparation oi the exhi bu, Thgu‘h Mgflflnm 9.14.1“, g

Above are three diflerent views oi the “hum, while n m, bnghm ‘o; They are, top, left to right: Hon, B. W. LePsge, Prince Edward ls‘. Caldwell, M. L. A., o! Nova Scotis. Below are, leit and right: W.

besntiiul and eilective,

Labor Cabinet in s speech yest. .. _ sg-Bmmley. .

Despite subsidies agriculture wr ‘ I ing irom bed to worse, he sai. ' refused to accept the views that 1 Britain's lands were now uselesr tsln hind trained men ior land and sent them 18,000 miles away domlnlons while outside the tr l centres miles and miles o! so the best land in the world cried c

mont, motored to Lower Bedequs on

BIDIQUE NOTES. ' Sunday evening.

Mrs. Pearle Ameck, Chelton, has entered upon her new duties as sales- lsdy in Sinclair d: Stewart's, Summer- side. Her many iriends wish her every success. i

» Awnlsoelisneous shower was held at the home oi Mr. and Mrs. Ephrlsm lssrd. Lower Bedeque. in honor oi Mr. and Mrs. Hazen Philips, Sum-

The Misses Sue Johnston and Edith Smith have returned to their-homes in the United States, sitar s very brie! visit in their parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Ramsay, Bedeque.

Mrs. Sinclair Aillcck. Chelton, moi tcred ~tc the city on Saturday even-

niersldo. "the presents and cheques m9‘ °"1"1"“u°“- which Mr. snd~Mrs. Philips received My, Andrew Nourish, Albany, paid him" “m dlmfllltie-‘i. Lanzioury declared, they must b;

s business trip to Bedequc on Wed- nesday.

showedthe high qsteem ‘in which the young couple was held. Alter games and contests were carried out, the bride grconrwere led to the room which was handsomely decor- ated " with‘ besutllul- flowers. The gills were then opeoediby Misses Jennie McGsllum and Winniired Wright. The verses were read by Miss Sue Ai- iieck. alter which Mr. Philips thank- ed the people‘ eior their kindness. Then a dslntylunch was servedeaoh one returningto their homes wonder- lngwho willbo next.

'1‘l1e msnyrnenas" oi w. Clayton Menurojre, pleased to lesrn that he has fully recovered alter his severe illness. ‘ _ ' '

oomc and "this grand old 11m: en s clmnce to iced. its s01 daughters. {c was s quest-ion .0- mount urgecy. The dominion unwilling to take Britain's uh»: ed. They rightly wanted n with money. '

Also the domlnlons dld.not " be more iood growers lor L they were bent on producin: own manufactures. Conse: whether Great Brita-m liked it she would be driven by harsh. ’ iacts to colonize her own homei

Dealing with the Governmei industry policy, Mr. Lansoury was expected that when Pa: met in October, plans sstisia’ the workers and the owners r- . adopted.

Mr. and ll rs. Hcrmm savers, Miss Selina. and Mr. John Myers. oi’ North Carleton, motored to Summcrsidc on Saturday. '

Mrs. Harrison McFai-lsne, 11cm- wood, was a visitor to Bedcqus V on Wednesday. While there she was the guest o! her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Dawson. ' ‘

___________ GBANITOLD LAND IS NOT YET ' » .- - DONE

LONDON, 56M..l4-—ThB need ior "colonization oi Britain" rather than training men (or lslnd work and then sending them to the Domlnions was stressed by Rt. Hon. Gcofle Larisburll First Commissioner o! Works in the

Mr. sndrmrs. J. W. Waugh. New Annan, and Miss MsmleMlll. Cler-

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AGRIOULTURE and i... TARIFQ,

, Thelivé issue of protection for agricultural interests will bediscussed by Two Practical Farmers, Members of Parliament, and on_e of the most eloquent members from the Maritime Provinces, at a series of meetmgs- Heal‘

‘ MR. W. E. TUMMON, M. P. ., ' * - Hastings South, Ont.

loday wecan plan out at least s par-

uvogrsm that will be in advance

‘ ..r;~*.:~.1ng yet sttomptsd ‘ " Rtflpeciiully Submitted.

' B. ‘A. PINDLITON

i l‘ l- A -' Dufferin-Simcoe, Ont.

General Secretary.

MR. W. E. ROWE, M. P

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MR. w. o. ERNST, M. P. ; ., ' Queens-Lunenburg, N. S. Q ,

A Y who will address meetings as follows:

THEATRE, Charlottetown ' = p - Tuesday, September 17th at 8P._M.' I ",

1.0011111‘ HOUSE. Albertoh ¢

, , i. ewednesday, September 18th,at 8hP.,M. p, f b s, v ST. rnmxs HALL, Summcrside,‘ i -_on_."l'll_ursday, September 19th at s p.111...‘

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