. Jrluux‘ o snout-‘V counse- [Bessie rruw-6. teacher ‘ slzsnxent-school, has gone to

Alolanlsnor. VISITS unlist- , . ulr-n. Amn- ‘ '°£‘o ‘1'tga°ntairdaw"‘dn sf}; W3 G 0 ‘. TheA.mhbishopisanative llhia city. .

in

to take a course in Dom- Iltlo science. aha will return in china at the

‘time to assume her tea

close of the ;\'.d-simmer vacation. Jsunn LAIDY I’ASSE8—Mony

escarlle SERIOUS nisuams —What might have been a seri- ous. ‘aocsklent occurred athelgawnzy unday afternoon‘ w .

5% Wilson of this ciy had the misfortune to slip on the‘edge of a bank. He received a severe uiaking up as well as many cuts andbruisee. Hewgssonhgoplizllc sent occurred. it was 34¢. ' ' ON IIONEYMO0N—Rev.' Robert Shaw and Mrs. Show leave on re-

turn to ‘Wagon! .‘mMs;n;‘ijtoba this ‘ ll1°l'D1D¢. 1‘ t this Province 8 m

. ‘mes’ were married at

is. . rid . vemon

" Bhaw‘in Bvrudencll this Province.

Rev. Mr. Show is pastor ol a church in Winnipeg. He was at imisxxtime a member of the Guardian

There passed away on Thursday

‘ morning at his home in summer- .’ , side. Martin Asher Heckbert at the

Advanced age of 85 years, Mr. Heck- bert. was the son of John Heckbert - Island from_Eng- Nancy Read the Island. Mr. Heckbert had been in the em- ploy oi’ the Railwa since a young -man and for a tme lived in the ,Eastern part of the Island. For the ahast. thirty years Mr. Heckbert re-

in summerside and has been

1 ‘tired for about nine years.

When the U’. S. destroyer "Ham. ton of the United States Atlan- e Squadron steams into Char- lottetown harbor on Friday next take in the Confederation

- by Captains _ Broughton and John sel-_ iespoctively. both of Marble-

V‘ earl. M,a.ss., whim were dispatch. , as to the st. Lawrence by the

ggelvsolutionary Congress in October

7 of Bgyne Lodge, L. 0. ‘ I L. nccbmmanl by visiting

brethren irom other lodges hel their annual church parade yester- day morning when they attended

' divine worship in st. James pi-gs.

byterlsr. Church. lnsplflna and appropriate

I id Walker and Mr. rhave netumed to Summer side after a most enjoyable trip

who sang "My

-RETURNED HOME-—Mr. Dav- Bradford Cairns

Quebec, Mata valley. Bath-_ Cam and many other places of’. "newest. 5

VISITING I‘ROVINCE—-Mr. and Mrs. Willl_-up C. yiscl-‘ht-e of Cal- gary arrived in the City Saturday night to “spend a vacation and visit old ends on the Island. Mr. and Mrs. MacPhee were formerly of New Dominion but have been residents of Western Canada for the past thirty-two years. Mr. Ma.oPhee is is retired railwayman. He reports conditions in the West much improved over former years.

MANY ATTEND SERVICES-— There was a. large attendance at t.he evangelistic services in the Prince Edward Theatre yesterday afternoon when Rev. Alexriiiiier A. Murray of Sydney N. 8., delivered a thought provoking and inspiring message. Rev. Mr Murray was formerly of New zealand At resent he is minister of the Pres- yterian Church in Sydney Mr. P. J. MacDonald of Charlottetown was chairman yesterday. Assistirig at the service was Mrs. Harper Travis, formerly» of Boston, Mass- Redeemer and My Loi-d"—Dudley Buck. Mr Horace McEwen was accompanist. Mr. Mclilwen gave a piano solo, "Jesu Joy of Man's Desiring," Bacfi. Mr. Ross Mcfirwen led in prayer at the service.

THE GUARDIAN PICNIC—The annual picnic of the Charlottetown Guardian employees was held at Dunstaffnage on Saturday alter- noon in ideal weather. There was a large attendance. and eve one thoroughly enjoyed the on lng. The tide was favorable for bath. ing, there was ample opportunity for ball game, races, Jumping. etc. all of which were eagerly partici- pated in. Abundance of good things were provided and enjoyed. but the

outstanding event was the light- nine

black and white sketches by Mr‘. Arnrain Scheinielt of New York. who gave a clever demon- stration of how comic strips are

produced for the newspapers. His

efforts were received with great applause, and 1 special vote of thanks was oeorded to him. In the le absence of Mr. W. Cheeter S,‘l\6cLu.re and Col. D. A. Macxlnnon. ‘Mrs. J. E. B. Mac. Cready present ‘the prizes to the successful contes “ts. At the close hearty cheerswere -:given for Mr. McLure, Col. MacKlnn_on and Mr. Burnett. at whose summer buns- alow the picnic was held~.« TUESDAY

AUGUST WBDDING—Mr. ‘Jos- eph A, clam,’ Waverley I-louse. Halifax. has announced the en-

geineni. of his only d5«llBh'5€'l‘- firm l'.rLv. to Cedric Arnold YBO. Ph. D.. son of Mr. and Mrs. Her- bert Yeo. of Northern. P. E. I. The wedding in take place August 2. Dr. Yen will be Classics Master at King's Collegiate School. Windsor. this Full.

MB. SCHEINFELD SPEAKS T0 GYIl0S—’-Guest species: at the weekly dinner meetimz 01‘ the Charlottetown Gy-to Club last night was Mr. Amram scheinield of New York who spoke on "heredltY.” A feature writer. joumallst and

‘ cently complet-

s the L. 0. E. A. ltdies lodge and of the Juvenile Ilodze attended the service

‘I y. The L. 0. L. Pipe band ac-

nled the parade and render- ed stirring marching] music me. (E. J. Iaoey rnarsha ed the pro-

"l, ay of Richmond. Queen. Kent and

1’owna.l. The return march was ade by way of Powna). Eust/on. gueen‘ and Richmond Streets.

horse were converging on 0 city. This momma they pitch camp at the Provincial Exhibition grounds and train for ll days. They will be commanded by Lt. Col L. '1‘. Ipwther of Charlottetown.

wfiaquadron commanders will be.

‘ .8€l'l.l&’d1'On. Capt. Wal-

A' squadron

Ina . C’ ohn itward: unfair: squadron. Major 1.‘. n. .'1’his morning at Victoria Park vmen and lo officers of No. 6. . . .8. com -- by Major w. A. smith. é Charlottetown will begin i training. They remain in

use week-end visitors‘ to wn were Mr. and Mrs. .Percivs.l. who are re ted to he ‘(.lust.lec) I-iasssrd h

an sentlally

' and You". which will be published land and

in Brig America in sea- tember. Last night he gave the

In ‘ highlights oi what heredity means and how it determines personall characteristics in both humans and

, 1 was es- imals floor the lJt:>n¢¢~56b°m' me

same speaker declared. Practically no-

“ thing was known concerning her!‘- edlty

until the present ce-ntirrv

The address was intensely 1039-"

estinrg and the speaker was tend- I ‘ered a hearty vote of thanks by i

. Mr. Ralph Jenkins was _ included Mr. Clifford Wallace of Charlottetown. Mr. Scheinleld is visiting in the Province the guest of his sister, Mrs. Leo Frank and Dr. F'rank_oi Rosebank. Last night's maetml was held at Beach Grove Inn.

MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER - A large number of friends and re- latives gathered at the beautiful home of Mr. and Mrs. H. 0. Bow- mass, Malpcque Road. on Monday evening, June sets. to tender a miecellaneous shower to their daughter Miss Alexlc. The house was prettily decorated with pink and white streamers for the occa-

‘ sion. To the strains of the wedd-

ing March played by Mrs. Dewar.

’ the bride-to-be entered the room

and was ucorted to the seat of honor by Miss Margaret Ramsay. The heavily laden baskets of gifts were carried in by Miss Margaret Maclsean and Miss Emily Maclaeod. who also asazated in opening the gifts, while Miss Dorothy Dixon read the accompanying verses. The orlde-to-be then thanked the people for their many 300d Wlshfl Ind beautiful Ilfts. after which all Join- n she's t. Jolly Good Fellow." umh was then served. and the remfilnder ofmthe eyelnin

was gleasant spent. inusc

(Dem-e . 001.. Park Hill Topiu, J 30

line . The my. Joseph E. Douglas. 3- J. son of the late Mr. Ernest Doug- Prances Douglas, ruidet1.ts.‘~oele- inn high mass urch

in ind or his family ntwrided the sis of

. ..-visr-rum nsrmeraa man vening servl

Arthur Amand Gallant. Char- lottetown man on with re- ceiving stolen securi es was found "guilty?! tel-day by a supreme Court jury afiter short deliberation. Sentence would be passed later, it was understood.

—VISITOB.S T0 GIRL GUIDE CAMP-—-Rev. G. R. Harrison. Mrs. Harrison and daughter. Phylls. visited the Prince County Girl Guides Camp on Sunday. They were accompanied by Rev. Ben]. Pream of Kensington. 5

SPECIAL PRIZE WINNER-A s al prise donated to the lucky tcket holder at the retreshm'ent booth at the Pinette Races last week went to Miss Christine Brun- dage of Boston. Mass. it was an- nounced yesterday. The owner of the lucky ticket could not be lo- cated the night of the carnival.

ON AUTO TRlP—Mr. and Mrs.

. R. MacDonald of Forest

led by Miss Laur-

-ll. Bridgetown, re-

turned yesterday f.om a very

pleasant ten day tour of Nova

Scotla. During their travels they

stopped at Amherst. Halifax. An- napolis Valley and Wolivllle.

GOLDEN WEDDING OBSERV- ED—Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fisher. Scotchiort, Sunday observed their golden wedding anniversary with a. luncheon at the “Oha.rlottetown" Hotel at one o'clock at which twenty-one guests were present. A handsome anniversary cake, made especially for the occasion by the hotel ch-cf, occu led a place in the centre of the ta le.

UNEXPECTED DEATH—-Mrs. J. A. MacDonald, 49, of Mt. Stewart. died unaexpectedzly ester-day morn- ing after a she i 855. The de- ceased complained of not feeling well Sunday and her condition grew suddenly worse early Mon- day moivning when a doctor was called. She passed away about 10 a.m. She leaves to mourn besides 3;‘ husband a. family of ten chil-

n. .

-ON MOTOR 'l‘R.IP—Mr. and Mrs. Roy Woodsicle and Mr. and Mrs. George Crozler of spring Valley left on Monday momlng on a mot- or trip through the Maritime Provinces. They were accompani- ed by Rev. E. Lockhart of Little shlmogue, who has been visiting on the Island, and Glendyn Cruz- ier who will visit with his uncle, Rev. Mr. Lockhart. S.

-51 YEARS ago 5000 people came to Summers“ to see the Black Pilot. Hernando race. Best time 2.32. At Kensingitori on Wed- nesday the lath Jane Azoff 1.59 «I-2. this record is 32 1-2 seconds or more than half a minute than this best time comes action in a Free For All. having five entries. Would you miss see- ing this one event—say nothing about the other three classesfnao

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Murphy Wish to think the good ‘people of Bonshaw and vicin ty or their kindness and generosity. for on the eve of their departure for U. S. A. they gathered at the home or Mr. and Mrs. John McManus and pre- sented Mr. and MM. Murphy with a very beautiful casserole. set in a silver stand, and also a. set of silver salts and peppers. Mr. Geddie Mac- I£0d acted as chairman while Miss Marguerite Crosby read a very love- ly address and Mrs. Sterling Mac- Leod made the presentation.

--WELCOME!) T0 S’BlDl'l— Mr. and Mrs. Burton RobertPow- ell. who were recently married in Nashwaaksis. N. 8.. have arrived in Summerslde‘ where they will make there home. Mr. Powell is assistant foreman of the printing department of the Sum- merside Journal Publishing Com- pany. The bride was formerly. Miss Rebecca Jean I-Iaines. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Halnes of Nachwaaksis. Summerside friends are giving the young couple avery warm welcome. 5.

WEDNESDAY

On Friday, June 30. 1939. the Father called to her heavenly home Miss Grace Anna MacKen- zle of Belle River, in whose pass- ing a noble Christian has gone on to a higher service.

Word has been received by the Gyro Club of Ciriazlottetown that

. W. J. Monaghan, immediate Past Prcaldent. has received the -award for editing the best lub bulletin in G o Internatlone in the year 1936- 9. The Gyro‘ oi Charlottetown is the local lub bulletin and was entered in com- petition with the publications of the other eighty-five Clubs inGyro Internationa. Mr. Monaghan had been the editor of the local club bulletin for the past four years and in 1938 he received the award for the ‘ best 1937 he placed fourth and in 1036. third. The 1988 winner was Win- nipeg. the 1037 one was Ban Fran-. clsco and the 1986 one was Prince Rupert. I '

— The

bulletin. In.

WEDDING AT canoe covr.- J ours or Mr. Ind Mrs. Hector Mcximu Cove. the

in ohildrenol wereMas8. vedintheot

M, Miss Phillipa, W‘

the 2nd um’-'

vet! -home Monday tmininl

evening from their annual camp at Petawawa. The artill

or were why in days‘ in all. eight

dag in camp and four days trav- , :-

GOLDEN WEDDINC-—Mr. ‘and Mrs..Robert smith. 68 Chestnut

Street. were receiving congratula- tions Yesterday on the occasion of their Golden Wedding Anniversary.

which they observed quleuy at o n

their home. The G

ns extending hearty ngratulations.

VISITING GOVERNMENT HOUSE.-,-Mrs. Stanley Hall of Win- nipeg arrived in Charlottetown on Saturday-evening and is a guest 3!

her bro er The Honourable G. DeBlol.a and Mrs.

eminent House.

and she is receiving a warm wel- come from all her old friends.

At Monticello. King’; County. on Thursday evening, June 19th ult., after a severe illness extendlnfi over several was and bone with tnily exemplary patience and Christian resignation. Mrs. Ronald J. Carter (nee Catherine Mcliugh)

to her eternal reward at

e comparatively early age of sixty years.

CYCLIST lNJUR.ED——Mr El- liott Campbell. laborer at south- port was injured yesterday when s bicycle on which he was riding

was struck by a car. He was hurl- ed some distance but escaped seri- ous injury. He was considerably bruised about the eye. however. The accident occurred in front of Wellington McNeill’s, southport.

LEAVE FOR. LAKES—'I‘he trim

cabin sailing yacht "Maple Leaf" owned by Captddsi McGuire, Bor- den. avid chartered W‘ Beers left early gate lay on a

Lakes in

alter

trip to the Bras d’Or

command of Captain Dan Fergu- son. Victoria. Accompanying Mr.

son Gordon. and

Beers [was his

his "buddy” Mike D. Reddln. The Fat:-ty will be absent until August s .

A pretty wedding took place sat- urday morning at nine o'clock in St. Dunstan's Basilica when Anne Mabel Doris Perkins. daughter oi Mrs. Herbert Perkinsand the late Mr. Perkins or Mooseiaw. sask., became the bride of Francis Xavier Granville. son of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Granville of Halifax. N. 5. Th Rev. Father Dougan performed the cfiremony and celebrated Nuptial

ass.

REPORTED SEEING STRAN GE

I-‘IsII—Abou.t eleven o'clock ves- terday morning. workmen on the Wharf were

Biintain’ and Bell 00. at bed by the noise and splash-

ing of a strange fish. The fish rose

at the head of the wharf and was

reported to have been about 30 feet long. some claimed it was I

shark others a small whale. Bath- ers usually seen lolling on the wharf were not in evidence yester- day.

DIES AT WINNIPEG-The

death occurred in Winnipeg on July 11. 1939. 0! ‘Mrs. James sine

after an illness of several weeks. Mrs. Sinclair was the dauahter of

the late panic! and Mrs. Hamilton

or Bummersideda she leaves to

mourn her and vtwo daughters. Mrs. Earle Bcrasnlin and Mrs. Percy Brooks and the follow- ing sisters. Mrs. DM. Waugh, Mrs. Frank Attenborrow of Winni Miss PM. Hamilton of Boston In

J.A. Collings of Charlotte-

.

LEAVE roa. _coNvr:N'rio'N—- Four members of the Charlotte-

town Gyro Club leave today for Fredericton, N. B. where they will ‘ o

attend the annual convention

clubs in District No. 6. which in- eludes the Marltlmes. New En - land states and Newfoundlan. Those leaving today are Don Scott-. editor-elect of the Gyro Bulletin. Morton Dew, treasurer, W. J. Monsghan. past president. and. Ralph Jenkins. Mrs. W. J. Monaghan accompanies her hus-

band. Gilbert R. Henry. another member of the local club is already at Fredericton. The convention opens today and continues until

Friday.

PRECIPITATION LOWEST IN YEARS-—-While the water level was not abnormally low, nor had it reached a serious point. it was

lower in the Ginrlottetown water

system the in recent years, it

was learned t nlmt from Mr. J.

Macmillan. a member of the

Board of Water Commissioners. Water in the reservoir tor tnopsst feyvyears had been unusually high. however. the Ooirilnissioner sad. From Mir Warren ‘

learned Robvr‘tO.I-Iorsieof

was 70‘ am. yesterday it was as‘ above.

was: , .:.srE'rAWAWA— "‘°‘i..-..... .........

DeBlois at Gov- It is twenty-one years since Mrs. Hall has been here

sccnsunv‘ _

aaan B5I.h.‘l‘IIDAY—GcmgratulM.- ”

ions are ing extended today to ma.» Philomena Boylan. city. on th of celebratigllg her vanoed ylan is still hale—u1d earty and able to enjoy. a game 0;. cards on any occasion.

. - 00 Did dde tNewton Meal... 9 W my A Barrett. the late

July 4th. 1939. Mary Ann beloved daughter of Catherine and Patrick Ryan Bar- rett of Mt. Stewart. ‘ Miss Barrett lived the greater t of her life in Boston and ewton. Masa.. but returned to her home in Mt, Stewart for the summer months. she leaves

New York; Mrs.

Murphy, Newton. Ma.ss..

Barrett. John A. Barrett Mrs. James F. McLaughlin and Mrs. Ronald A. McDonald of Mount Stewart.

Orangemen in Prince Edward Island yesterday celebrated the "glorious lath" with their annual tea. this year held at Pinette. At-

w bers or

attend had a good time. however. The customary sporting events. running races. jumping and simi- lar competitions were not included in the program. But their absence seemed to go practically unnoticed by the holiday crowd which hailed from many far distant parts of the Province. speakers at the tea included Mr. P. M. Mccaull. Grand Master. El- lsrslie; Mrs. Addie Aflleck. Grand Mistress of the L.O.B.A., Char- lotteto u: Mrs. Vermar Moore. Past Ga-and Mistress, Crapaud; E. O. I-Iolm. Past Grand Master. De- Sable; T. J. Inman. Past Grand . Bedeque; J. Verner Moore. Past Grand Master, cl-spaud, and Rev. Harvey Bishop.

MRS. HOWA’l".l"S WORK AP-

Bhe was assisted by Mr. Clarence Plneau, of the Marin Depart- ment, and Miss Bemadr: teGaude’t. The classes proved very success- ful. with an average attendance of seventy-five. They were continued the following year with the co- operation of Prof. J. H. Blanch- ard. Mrs. Howatt was again act- ive in this work last year. .Re- oently she received a very encour-

degnu above hero.‘ At|I

aging letter from "La Bouesole." a Illrerwh national organ bllshed in Montreal, accom, lied y a. year's complimentary subscription which the editors are forwarding at the request of the St. Jean Baptiste society of Montreal in recognition of her services The letter ex- prmses sincere admiration of Mrs. Howatt's eflorts in promoting the French language in this Province. and stresses Ely; importance of linking in clos {lnlflh up diner- ant groups of’ c» throughout the remand

vokedinusadereto

vas tomorrow at e Ordnance

will he commanded by Lt. Col. C. Thom erect iaents tonight and repare .13. will The Cape Breton Highlanders ii

scheduled to arrive on the 5.3.» I-‘lochelaga - satw-"~'-

shine innuentiallj."

Hon. Dr. W.J P. Macmillan was’ elected mgzesid=..nt of the Prince Ed- ward nd branch of the society

lair for the Control of Canon at the

annual meeting of the us izatlon last night. Dr. MacMillan was re- elected as th edical representa- tive from this Province on the national executive. A position known as rand councillor. His I-lonor Lleut. Governor George D De.Blols. vice-president of the na-

vnisatlon sad apainwfig ‘fiigm about ten days. she docked

ce was namedhon-

. The change was occupied alatge space on the dock. t mw“

orary we made when the meeting was in-

formed his Honour did not wish isolated lighthouse; which receive

the’ active chalnnanship.

Mr. H. C. Bolhakcr. secretary an Mr. J.l". Deightiwer. treasurer were both re-elected.

he was re-elected

vice-president for 0ueen's County. Montreal will represent the ish Vice-prebldency for the otherooun- Historical Societ of ‘Canada at ties was left unillled until meetings the Conrederatl .next week. it. was announced last night. Dr. Mullslly will arrlveto-

could be held in centre: in Krmz's and Prince. Members the council were also re-elected. They include: Lt. 001.0. C. Thompson. N.D. MaeLean. Dr. 3.0. Keep- ’ er. Clair

.McPheo and Mr. Mar- y mem-

.to act

laced M!‘ A.

ter‘o1M!s

1%“ of immediate relatih‘: e .3

eldest do Bloomfield.be- bride at Dr. . .

Mrs. l"m.nk~Mur- ’

ativea of the Hon. Edward Whalen. oration" from

special service on Monday. it was said. - .

-;at the residenceeol th

Mre.ArrioldI-I

urn -

1"’ to

do truiu

{iii-i"r11ng9th.ro%N0va tlh. “— mo. Nrcar.v— The many

M . Russell Racers of “W1 “be pleased to learn

will soon be able from the P. 0. Hospital.