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BEITIIAI. GUARDIAN

This column ll reserved for nova o! local Interest but advertising of n nsvvay nature may be inserted nt d cents n word strictly payable in advance.

CON FEDERATION LIFE INSUR- ANCE. L-6798-7-12-3l2i.

NORTHAM RACES Wednesday, July 18th. L-6837r7-13-5i.

KELLYS CROSS TEA PARTY today. L-6900-7-l8-ii.

CAPITOL _ ronav on“

“Affairs of a Gentleman” “STRANGE as I1.‘ SEEMS"

sun LEON ERROL comanv CAPITOL-Thursday

Also-“MICKEY MOUSE“ and “N AEWS”

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Rich, nourishing wheat and rice g. ' aledin Keptnnderfiery tem rurea— en rbot fiwu in. Thafs what explodes every dny ood cell-makes every particle of Puifed Wheat and Pufled Rice so quickly nourishing.

Tomorrow morning serve thiscris , crunchy, rem ting cereal-and war the family c for "second Iielpings."

DANCE AT HIGHLANDS, Wed. nesday, July 18th. L-6725-7-tue-wed-tf.

(1313 (NOIIGQS; H A - Sir Percy Everett recently opened

the splendid new Scout Head- quarters at Mill Hill School. Eng- land.

SUPREME COURT-The July session of the Supreme Court open- ed at Summerside yesterday with Mr. Justice Saunders on the Bench. There were no cases before the court.

WINS BASEBALL.-Mr. Artie Wright, Souris, was the winner of a Babe Ruth baseball in last weeks Babe Ruth Contest, sponsored by thc Quaker Oats company. The Quaker Oats Company are very pleased with the number in this province who are joining the Babe Ruth Club.

CHURCH 0F SCOTLAND-Com- munion at Cape Traverse, Sabbath July 22nd, Services at 10.30 and 7 P. M. Rev. E. C. Robertson is ex- pected to be present and to preach Sabbath evening. Preparatory ser- vices at 2 P. M. on Thursday and Saturday. Service in Argyle Shore Hall Thursday 19th at 7.30 P. M.

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The Scouts of Luxembourg cele- brate their 20th anniversary July 14. A contingent of British Scouts will attend.

SCOUTS AT WELSH EISTEDDFOD

Valuable C fan:

' A lnllilon hearts but m “my Imckage loner! . . . A million pulsia lilrobl Thank heaven, he's back alive . . t from the perilous jungles oi Malaya . . . with new and astounding wonders of

' the world unknown!

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To provide accommodation for Scouis attending the Welsh National Eisteddfod. at Neath, the local Boy Scouts Association has provided a camp site at Sholl. Wales.

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was only o movie extra girl, without o com to her nqmgl . . . Bu! Qvlrybody thought she was a Countess-and than fhI fun bong. g , ,

FAY WRAY PAUI. LUKAS

::Barbcr‘s Itch and Ringworm are relieved by the use of Douglas‘ Egy- ptian Llniment; quick, certain re- sults. Relieves the most obstinate C3585.

DEVELOPING LEARDERSHIP IN BOYS

iii MEMORIAM

MISS KATTIERINE MACKAY

Added I To Team

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‘Ihat leadership ability was a "hidden virture" in some boys, and that Boy Scouting was a most ef- fective way of developing it, was the declaration of Lord Hampton. before a gathering o! English public school boys.

DONATED FLAG AND POLE- Mr. George P. Nicholson has donat- eda flag and flag pole for the new Prince Edward Island Hospital, and has had the pole erected on the grounds. The Board of Trustees expresses its gratitude to Mr. Nicholson for his donation.

(C. P. By Guardian's Special Wire)

HAMILTON, July iii-Tour ath- letes were added today to the Can- adian British Empire Games girl's track and field team. brlnelns the team's strength to 19. One of them was Hilda. Strike, former sprint champion, who failed to quaury for thc team in the trials a week ngo at London, Ont.

Miss Strike will go to the Empire

The dealh of Miss Kaifherine' MacKay occurred in Boston, Mass, 0n July 7, 1934, The late Miss Mac- Kay was bom in Bellevue, P. E. I. in the year i878, the daughter of John and Mary MacKay She was one of a family of five sisters and two brothers. One sister, Mrs. Wil- liam J. Leslie, Wollaston, Mass,

Department of Public Works and Highways

SEALED TENDERS will be rec:

MAKING A BEAUTY SPOT 0F A CORNER LOT

As a public service project Rover

LIBERAL MEETING — Organ- ization matters in Second Queens

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‘rowel! Reception Tcndcred Rev. R. Hensley Stays-rt, By Ilarisville Congregation A large gathering of thc members and adherents of thc Hartsvill: Stcflon of thc Brookficld corlgrogn- zlon was hold at the homo of Mr.

and Mrs. Dcurzald ltfupPlicrson.

Th‘: purpose of the uu1l11-ring' was the tcnrlcrinz: of a fuvcwvcll rc-l scptlon to Rev. R. Hcnslcy Smvvrr. M.A., BD. During the ourlivr par! of the evening, whilc 1l1c friourls were assembling, Macs Isabelle M0- Dnnnld, organist of ihc l-lurlsvillc congregation, nt-ldslvd by mv111bc1u~1 of thc choir, f‘l‘il(‘l‘ifllll"(l lhc cum- cring with vocal and 111s11~11111c111al , music. Later Mr. Doucald bfnillwr- i son was clcclccl cliziriman for the ‘ evening.

I11 a short spcvrh M1‘. McPlwrsdll sirltod tho vcasou for WlllFll thc pcnpilc had nsxcmblml 11nd iill 11 11:11- lcd upon John Nwhrllsou i0 read an addrcss to M1" Svnvcri.

The following! thc ncldrcsst To the Rev, R. Huuslcy Stzivcrt, M A,. B l).,

Dmr Mr Stuvrrf :

May \vr~ tho members 71nd adher- ents of 1110 Harrsvillr- Scrfmn of (h? Bronklicld cruuzrcqntwiu lakc llils opportunity‘ of (‘\'l)l'f‘.\<lllE xvlia! 1s in our mmds :111d 110.114.: 11f 1111s limo.

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arc ihuukful that you were wiih us. at ihzu 111110. We are proud that our minister was the chosen instru- mcnt by which so much n1 flu‘: Presbyterian heritage was prvscrvcc! on this Island. We nvc ])i'0ll(‘l that you alone and unaided carried o1:

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AND (‘IIAP. FOUR “PIRATE TREASURE"

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a1 meeting held Monday noon and evening which was addressed W. LcPage, M.L.A.,

’ ransoivaas

Whites Restaurant Ltd

‘Two thousand people ca11’t be wrong and that many stamped their zippoval on our Dinners, Suppers and Lunches lust week.

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VW rojoici-d ivhvn the well dc- scrvcd honor of, ihz- lilfiflflfffOlflslllll Maruunc Synod camo in you.

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VJ:- kiuuv llmi wboriuvq- you an thc sonic imulizucrl force 11nd 11111] uurl the sumo kmrily Puiiuisinsin will b0 cliarncivrisliv. of your 111L11- isfrjv but f;1'li‘l‘(l\\'lllll\' 1v~ FCflll/i‘ Ll, it \\'lll not lw umouvsi us.

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appreciation. "And

Miss Joan Doyle, Saint city.

Miss Emma Bryan, Newton Centre. Mass, is visiting friends

and relatives at O'Leary.

Mr- and Mrs. Angus N. Macuod, New Wiltshlre. arrived home Sat- urday flight. after an extended visit to California and Vancouver

were discussed at a Liberal politic-

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at, Kingston, by Messrs. B. Angus Mac- Phee, ex-M.L.A., W. M. Lea, pro- vincial Llberal leader, W. A, F. Sewart, ex-MLA. and Oliver Le- Page, lvfr. George Beer presided. . '—'—-——---v“~—~————

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N. B.. is visiting her home in this

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_____________ Ulc Millard‘: for Stiff Joints

stirring and what

called sad days of 1925.

And yet in spite of all the heavy

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work of this pastoral charge been much heavier because of the in- creased extent of territory to look after but also because of the chang- ed conditions which followed those can be justly

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Scouts of Pembroke, Ont., have made a beauty spot of a vacant lot on a prominent street corner, They levelled the ground and planted grass and flowers, and will main- tain the plot, throughout the sum-

died in 1909, Archibald died in Feb- ruary 1926 and Angus in December 1932. She is survived by three sis- ters, Mrs. Margaret Kcnnedy, Wel- lcsley Hills, Mass; Mrs. Benjamin

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Jenkins, Mount Albion, P. E. I.; - and Mrs. John MacLeod, Bellevue, P. E. I.

For the last thirty years Miss MacKay had made her home in Boston, returning occasionally to renew old friendships.

The funeral service which was; conducted from the Valleyfield United Church by the Rev. D. M.

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FAMOUS SCHOOL ERECTS SCOUT HALL

Reflecting the steady growth of Scouting in the big Biglish public schools. a Scout troop headquarters was opened by Lord Hampton at Lays School, Cambridge. in the presence of 200 Scouts of the Leys. Perse and Caldecott school and Rovers from Cambridge University.

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July llth, was largely attended. In- Cemetery.

The poll-bearers were Robert Kennedy, Preston Peardon, D. E. MacLeod, John Mncbeih, J. Angus MacPherson and John A. MacPhee.

MUSIC SIGNAL FOR BOMB THROWING

A Boy Scout band of Poona. India, is credited with saving the life of Mahatma Gandhi. but will not receive medals. When a. car appeared, silpposedly bringing the Hindu leader, the band blared forth a welcome, Someone in the crowd threw a bomb, wrecking the car and injuring several of Ma- hatmas followers. But Gandhi himself arrived in a later car. and escaped.

MRS. ANGUS NEIL MCLEOI)

After a. long period of illness patiently borne Mrs. Angus Neil Macbeod passed away on July 10th, 1934, at her home in Valleyfield, at the age of seventy-seven. The late Mrs. Macbeorl was the daughter of Alexander and Flota Martin. Forty four years ago she married Angus

To save time sgotfish Boy snouts Neil MacLcod. They lived for seven

Sinclair on Wednesday afternooml terment was in the Vaileyfield‘

tasks and in the face of all of the odds that were against him he had toiled on, and assisted by all who had remained loyal to the church of their fathers thc work had gonc along splendidly.

In looking back over those days of struggle he felt that it had been more than worth while. He would

locate camp sites Parties in the Alpine Scout Jamboree

be held this summer burg, Austria

this summer used an airplane to

of Scouts from many countries are expected to take part to near Sals-

yeara in Boston. returning five years 8-80 to Valleyfleld. The late Mrs. MacLeOd had a lovely Christian character. Although for years she did not know what good health meant, yet she was always cheerful and industrious.

She leaves to moum her husband, five children; Jennie, Mrs. Smith,

willingly go through it all again, yes in order to have again privilege of having bccu able to assist in preserving such :1 large part oi’ our Presbyterian heri- tage on Prince Edward Island. and thus to have had something to do with handing down to generations yet‘ unborn that religious freedom which had been dearly bought fm" us by the blood of our forefathers. wished to thank all who had been so kind to mm in every way during the past six-

and more, this same

Before closing he

teen years.

And now farewelL-aurl in saying farewell he would tnkc thc oppor- m all that is most worth while in life, in thc

tunlty cf wishing the Years that remain to thcm.

All then He's a by Messrs. Alcxnndm"

nan, D. A. McIn McPherson.

ThPY "ll FDOkc in glowing icrms Stnvcrl had do"? (“Willa lhc past. sixlocn his going lnss to thc Pi’ were vcry sorry lndccd that he had decided to ten.

of the splendid work M1-_

Years. They felt that, flW-"ly would be 11 great congregation. Th

cler his resignation.

And seeing that the work liad it was it was should l

been coins along so well hard for thcm to believe that God's will that Mr. Stavci-t iiavc resigned But now that resigned they can (mjy his decision and hope for All lolncd in wishing M1- lifols richest blessings in th that lie before him. The remainder

music. The ladies of the congrcgn dainty lunch, affcr and sanz The gathering singing "God Mort Again“

tlon served a which all joined hands "A11ld Lang Sync," was then closed with Be With You Until We folio

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joined in singing “For _ Jolly Good Fcllcnv". Follow- ing this, short addrcsscs ivcrc murlp McDonald. Neil Nicholson, Alexander McLau- tosh and Dougnld

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Newtown Cross; Annie. Mrs. John T. R. Amivc, Mattapan, Mass; Florence, Mrs. H. ivlacKenzie. Val- leyfield: Christine, Mrs. MacDonald Summerviife, Mass; Alexander, Boston. One son Ncil, died in in- fancy. Two brothers survive her, Alexander Martin, Albericn, and William A. Vallcyfield.

The funeral service which was very largely attended was held from the Valleyfield United Church on Thursday afternoon July 12th, and was conducted by her minister. Rev. D. M. Sinclair. Interment was in the Valleyfield Cemetery. Many floral tributes bore silent and beau- tiful testimony to the character of Mrs. MacLeod, and to the esteem

"BLUECOAT“ SCOUTS [N NORWAY Boy Scouts from the famous "Bluecoais" School of Christa Hos- pital, Horsham, London, are this summer sharing in a Norwegian Scout camp.

SCOUTS HELP RELEASE TROUT

Upon invitation of the New Brunswick Fish and Game Pro- tective Association Boy Scouts of Saint John assisted at the releas- ing of baby trout from the rear- 111g pond into the Loch Lomond

Games as a broad jumper. Her ex- pcnses are being paid privately- Hamflton Olympic Club is paving the expenses of Violet Smith who won the 880 yards event at the trials in time the selection oom- mittee considered too slow to war- rant her selection.

Mary Frizzell of Vancouver, who placed fifth in the 100 yards trial, also will go as a broad jumper. ex- penses being paid privately.

Irene Storey of Toronto is being sent by her Toronto Club and will be entered in the 220 yards. She placed third in the trials.

WEDDING BELLS

A very pretty wedding was solem- nired in St. Patrick's Church, Grand River West, 0n July the 4th, when Miss Irene Morrison. daughter oi’ Venantius Morrison was united in the Holy Bonds of matrimony by Rev. John A. McDonald, P. P, to Mr. Urban McLcllan, contractor, late of Pittsburgh. Pa.. son of J. D. Mc- Lellan also of Grand River, Lot l4. To the strains of Mendclshons wedding march the bride leaning on the arm of her father and preceded by the bridesmaid Miss Irene Mc- Lclian, R. N., entered the Church and proceeded to the Sanctuary Steps where the groom and his at- fondant Mr. Will Gillis awaited hcr coming. A large number of friends were present to welcome the tying of the Nuptial Knot,