‘i*‘*'<>1<>t*it.-E§°'°~

.

ads which have been impressed‘

‘magnum. never let the mo ill les-

' dangers.

1

" ' -Sc.'ooi, Supp.‘ $1?» - ‘ I .

1921. i

lOontInuod trill" 7"‘ 1‘)

____,_.- . "With e-rflfllldwr-‘ln ,', "Knocks at l“ mum‘

gate.‘ = h“, ‘it “d whether olollhericilag-r ‘o 1...‘;-

me mllllllilolllltmr you must always re- ed of o. family. which you have vis- ' $13M, “w; tt "is humanity is csi- itsd m“ on ,1 must. give all your on‘ “"5 y ' energies impartially to se

“Elma: Lgter what their worldly

‘ may be.

‘world to act on your own re-

the sve the guidance of those kind oitors who, during the last three re directed almost allyour ac: m,“ with igehtle insistsncoptnd Mger the kind adnroniti when ',-n-0ogh-.__ign6rasm or care ssnese y n performed the dutlesim sod qnon you ‘raznlssiyt: Wu "will ave n, not for yourself and he yorvggrwn‘ guide and monitor; You will. \ex-‘ d to temptations more ‘thsl qnllllflfy, rumba their reefs! stim-

n you here will bell“? ‘"5"

sons lnculcated. in your training years be effsced and theingprnctlffifi will be your assured safety in all ..‘.:. '~ .01.‘ Theldutles and obligations di-a

trained nurse may be summed up"

us threefold; "your duties lo Y?!"

patients, your doctors and. t0 YQ l",

self. As to the patienrflfii‘ 1H 11> object of your service. for liiflilflel-lfi- flt you have been wlled in, urld to

him you must rlfivillilfil“ 7”“? ‘m?

orgies. Give ‘ hini gthat conscientious

.5 luv: bee ‘taught to give lliryyollfiutrllinlng tingle’- ‘You will illftl

among your pniicrlts, lncn and wo-

men m‘ nnrny lelnporunlellis; you will hnve to ncconlnlntlate yourself u» them and never . attempt w change thc habits mj manners of..a' nlnn on a bed of sfckllcssfib f make yourself all things to all men. A cheerful spirit by‘ ilzbeldsirld

should become acquainted with things that t-hey hove-hidden from their most intimate friends. Your knowledge of those should be as lu- secret as that of the . __- . o: the priest in tile con- fl ' sndeverrtile mannerisms yncrssies otyour patient vef- be discussed by yon.

._ iientral

_AR DERAILED. "Blsht csrbti tlls Borden train 1v yesterday afternoon d ll d t - -* " Hunter ltiver, delaying S: tints-at‘ WW‘ l"! Who are willing to or “n, "an, h, Charlottetown by ‘n tsko so s Scouts in their cars {or N0 Benn,“ dam. "l9 Bravos ofi the Fathers of Con.

Scouts Placing "

'1- 1" , ‘Wreathll,

vi

age was reported.

essionslly shbnld he loft reshold snd never discus- thought of afterwards. And remember the one tlil the patient craves

m. 110W going forth into ‘Phih-“lulféilnsble d so quick“, m“

and fllcir friends is in deeds than in

nnllty, No longer" will you by“ hhpatients _ SCOTTISH QHFHERING undcr the nilsplces of ‘Mm ltlollry Curran, Pleasant the-Caiedoniarl Club will he new n; Grove was u visitor to the city yeg. YRi-Yértiille Park. Vernon Bridge on terdsy. ’

1W3)’ 20th. 1927. All excilllqnt pro gramme 0f (}\'l![][;fl‘_t1§Jnflugun-epnl.‘ s4,‘ which wiilbe published "date

rdlng your’ relations to the duct fur-Band ml“

g testimony o your sour; ttenti n toour lliifillilr-

' ionsfrlno ‘l sinc rely 7W5

. A FINE ow court; ._ . ,, , audnMm Kaunmh EMQDGMM m ter Mrs. Heath Vessey, York ' 1 lcoyfihearl Road spent the ‘ ' ' " " . ,wcek emi , wgm then- sqny M“ ‘FNLKMHCDOIP Mr. Nicholas Power and bride p, old, itnldhelifrs. MacDonald in this glint; 1'3_tilll)1'nt:gr(f)ll‘1cig1;ll ‘fllglgéllh iulltney- _ are nhv '-‘l , ar i in mind thaht the v€ll'¢hl"°£lt3'““ "S iMaoDonaklis old hbmghtlll, “Em Provinces. , "..- ‘me WW0 mlllB t. 9"“ 95‘ Yo ° mm‘ Mr/MudDonnld has reached tho ed- tice as a professional nurse. Mt l! vanced age or 35 years‘ - d h- ~ . ¢§g1y_;--,.......... ,....-..... s2 ,..,;‘_" ,,,;; Western Guardian l! l1 l‘ ‘Wwili he 63 years married this sum- to follflw uullmer. Their many friends in city and .“.‘i‘.‘.‘.“"..ii311?‘£1121.IY.“'l..*‘l.§B.§“‘.li2§ism" ‘"- °= - icy maillluilflflc richly lil(‘|‘ll.

eds-play‘! llow 1911'” _' M"-

snt, and they llfolf _ fliendsJilut you mil! '

a medical praotitio Imust never encroach main. it is for you their instructions

do all you can to ‘hell! U‘ A code of ethics has which you‘ must profit life-it will enable Yo" p .namc of your i-loslniuil ion from moral rec‘, titukie will reflect on the terllnoti of nurses, but

llnpllcitely and ‘

illsilu zludlellcc all llli‘ Print-o \\1\r(l Tlleutrc inst lpopulul‘ Company mull-d llu-ir s agemoni. lust night in illi‘ "iiuluun Purge" a powe “Xjsiory 0f lllu tropics llil‘ scones melint: laid ill thc wnnpany on thc north l-usi (‘Oil Mrica- The play lll its intern tioll as it Was (lruillzltirully an

standards of those before you, and iiii they did, bring credit l0 try. Be economical remc by squandering or diture either in ho in hospital, you are wasting the ‘ of God, which should be. treasured by all.

Keep to the high

or-l

is very often more potent than medicine, and l think l need rlot dwell on this as the present. cleans-fade has worn a stereotypegmile-Bincshereiluterest yourse

they entered our Hospital. You w

have relations with others bLt-heyassist household in which you enter; treat do it w ail with courtesy and exact fromflenrl never forget the debt o them the respect which - ie- your due, and make all understand‘ that who so tenderly looked after you a nurse has a standing in society welfare and who wltlluustintetl cm‘ and ls not to be treated as a scul- have always during your association them sought‘ your happiness

lery ‘maid. There, is another ‘tlihl-il with regarding the patient which ll wish and welfare; and if op to impress upon you with em- scnis itself. assist phnsisl‘ ill a areat numbed 9f inm- iiies, sometimes "in most uliéxpect- hand. ed ones. there is a ‘closet which contains a skeleton ‘which is-not TRUE, AND lT desirable thou-should be exposed to AS NIGHT‘ THE thc public-gaze. In yourywbrfession CANS"? N it muyneeoiuo ngcessury that YOU ANY MAN-

“m”

One ‘insertion .. l-‘uus innsrtiunn Eight insertions .5

l h‘ ‘Agents l

.____'_.€___________ ____.q PORTRAIT AGENTS 7 WRITE for Catalogue. United Art Lim-

itcd, -i Brunswick 'l‘oronto-..

7252~ii-22-wsirl‘.lii*.!

Winston Co., Toronto. ‘-

A. w. June-29- 'July-'Z--1-tl-!l.' ,

» . unsure WANTED FOR anon J

county in Prince lad-mind island},

‘ _ _ anufactuh‘ cd by one of tho host ‘known firms in Canada. Apply siaiiiig, Cllar- . 6-22-6l

"to sell ‘toilet articles

. experience ‘ton. ll. l. lottotown-cuarola... ‘lihllll-

nor-for sale. N» better-q iace- or. flstiahdl-sslb water bathing. s-

dnt owner has acquired joining bungalow» Apply Guard;

ns_r~-»<n.-Ass te her wants

Jviagbe jlpc y...

to Robert Chappe l. »

yNor 81. supp ifs -

_Flnauy keep up the "h." cibly unfolded throughout eat- g moral and ab lhc sumc one on idea of tin». living (lllions, temptations. prinnions ‘suffering of those conncctc gllllllllg the destinies m‘ h rt iuuiution in illc "dark (‘Olllll ‘ti-Inch and every character pol elilll ill the cast guru nncxc pu-sailtation of ihc various which elicited nlucll _zlppiaus

l! in the wcl-"flllilll llljare of each other. and if you c a sister nurse in any WM‘- lth a full and willing heart.

ftude you owe to the Ktwfl

many thrilling clilnuxcs. Lust he first time “iinnlzln l wrns over played in this city

‘is hoped this popular (ffilllllii ‘their return here in lhc ncnr

li again include “liulnun ( Olin illvil" ropcioirc.

" l1 l R. Godlike undertaking with a wlliiu g“ m‘ e

() THINE OWN SELF BE

MUST l-‘olmow “"1

go OT THEN lib} FALSE T

gi-wo-owowu‘ " ‘ - i“ o’ so oovkoevs 0+0» woo-moo»

' CLASSIFIED l ADVERTISEMENTS ‘- l‘ ' ' ‘ lira. l). J. lVlcNabb, iii-dim wast

10o par lino of fl shards ll visitor to the city _\'I‘Sl<‘l‘(li

.80 per lino of ll worth ‘In per line of ii wurrls

. , _ , . _ _ _ _ I I _ . . p Q .4”, y hr.‘ hilt-haul (and), Nillllll 8 “+.§H”.‘Rf?" ‘ -‘*H. wa~t -—-—- sllln- was ll vlslinl‘ in ihc cl

hir. John Frnscr, Avuhllh Training School North Adams.

write Supt. promp ifies Qupils to secure tlonz ‘Provides 1n

.\ir M. 'l‘. linmbc, Sprinufil

,- .- . . . ._~ . - | o. so...» m» ‘-

.___.____~__._ --

AGENiTS EARNING $10 TD $20 - daily selling new book. "Life? story zLindbergh and New York to -Paris Flight." Libefsl ‘terms, _ Write for frec outfit“ut oubc._

onthliy allowance TT‘ f six nlonths’ Yale University School o; liursing. All ex

WONNACOTT-ukt llunicl- on Juno litli, 19.27. ti) -\ll‘- i" ,, .,. . . . i .. _ 211mm “lunlmm, d “nih- —--r~‘lin-. discovery of the loss. lliltli 0T‘ fcrfld a reward of $25 for the w;- ~ —~- covcry of his bat. tllti Ollel‘ lm-m‘ $127,, lug the guuraui ln-lwbui and no ques- urn.‘ ilullfs hui. was lbrullfllll l" “Y! Pm}; lwri u-l i". (Y-Lcirry- li- ‘ll‘l"*_“‘fi‘_",;,‘l,,.,, 011a situdlol lull \\’l|-i'l pfllriilllh‘ Pa?“ “v WW h" ‘mulled "l"! no d‘ lnon‘ (‘los- L I“ n,“ “~35 hcfilcl than cam“, Eli-fine or inspection silowcd til ls I hat. A checkup w-ifi

lln- \ invgun forthwith.

Miscellaneous

_._.___..__________- NO. ALFRED McDONALD, LAND

surveyor Herman EI;ClT-J-CHING-—-On Juncn‘

at lln- home of the bridozs. Mrs. i-Iunicc. (Jhlng, oi i\u Kintzsiknlllty. l’. l-I. l.. Ni‘- nhcn and Miss -Milllil

vounnuczi. SEED i8 iv The kind that grows you a crop.

< " o J h Getjome tr m o n bonds cl mulrilnony.

Morton officiating.

Summer Resovtmfgt?‘ a STEWART - MORROW-

>————————_—- ' ‘shields eliminate all MOST DESIRABLE SUMMER‘ Wu have un attrac- ' lluliililow and groundallhftmAppio

Tree Wharf, East River to rent

North inkc. King’s‘\Conlli_v. Juno 22nd. i927, Mr. Curl

art and Miss Olga Victoria were unlit-d lil matrimony. It. L. hiurion ‘performing l

Write. Sample b0 cents, postpaid. A

F flnkwiLL-MADE TAILORED- - o-measuro Suit or Topcuat, try the Tailoring Company who _l_‘liil-i vyfistsnlhigil class trade, surprising ry litany with quality and fit iu

' ' "tie latest styles, write the under- ,, signed who has a lllgll record to call and show samples and styles.

crnl l‘

tnok pint-u Huiurdny. 20th Roman (‘nihoiir- (lcnretcry

add-Prince Si... Charlotte» - ‘6-28-tf ‘ MOONEYJAI Morcii, Ju uh,

‘MPH. AIN'T" Mmmey- "P" WJ/l

iFllllilllll from '31- M" ISrnrris, nu Tiluysdo. J1 ll

y‘ hnLs-ru

h; ssso ‘awo- Chinchiilps’ (female p.

. _ s-A. uswuv FRESH- - “"’“WAN,T:D"_ ‘z"c°'N°'~"*°m_&h’”'-I" ‘ w (shorthorn-l Apply to - h iteaoller form oi

r e ' lamb n, sec‘ d‘ ien Island

~. 0

—un.uss. 121,, one TON

v- wflltll-If: whim

fsdorstlon n use s. mien the 1n °' JMYI “MW send In their names‘

“LANE _m_ snrfths number they will take to Rev. John llecKellley, liishop co. the undersigned. B111“! l‘ 0f the Diocese of Nova ' ‘Swill is now on the island and commissioner will conduct Confirmation Béfvlggs 90 Great George 8t.

throughout the various pnrlgheg tn

D- A. MsoKinnon

Mrs. James McCormavck, Vernon was a visitor to the city yesterday.

Mr..Jomes Hogan, lleeky-‘pbfijft wns a visitor to: thhfcity yestbrdhy.

‘Mrs- C. L; Bustln ‘of sh 35h“ n, Bpeiuiinu the summer with hel" sis-

twn also...‘ "l U-IHAHT.‘ M11‘!

, S. Si}. Lawrence; ‘ Polity rsday Morning

, Mayor Miller re- .ceived sfitelegrsnr yesterday stating that the palatial . refine" soiled fronfMontreai yester- ‘afternoon under the auspices of ‘the! Choral Society of -St."Louis of France had party of about‘ four hundred. and will ioltetown on . Thursday morning at seven o'clock. Arrangements are being made by which this party will be given an opportunity to see the city and country during their short my with us. and to this: end the Owners of automobiles are-respect- _ asked to render their ‘valuable cooperation. ._Tl_1'er party will ready to leave thgrslllp at 9.60 and have arraugvoflT-Idr‘ lunch .ai the Btflclxléxcvs first 12.2w them- rte-m. 8~30thoy ere . when where ‘lrhey rogramme which published-s: fawn dayssgo. "The s _ yer isexceedlngly anxious that the plunging)! osgsglllpxtend to this society that generous hospitality which has made Charlottetown fam-

savor; filial. more

Cllapcl ilall, Saturday evening, Jilly

‘l’ galore. liluulshcrvcd from 6 to ill "WI-wk. . 742226-29-21

HUMAN CARGO‘_'H“' w“ "U -~Ml'. and Mrs l’ S liilrvllltyrc (‘llllll nynrpqn Mary MK] l _' trlillllliiYP-d l" 11 lililly l1\l‘.'-'.\‘ and c!" PH“ Agnew oi‘ KonslllgilollloulslllllctlMsu it.l‘lli|l‘l(llll‘l0\\'ll 0n‘ Sunday i0 nitnnfl

*,ihc ordination oi Mrs. liiaclniyrtfs

Tlilu-pllmv, ilfcv. J. llasil Crokon,

lull

;.‘.'.k{gslalfdlil‘ili'o'a* u»? - In (lamp

The island militia. wen-l into ‘efifflllip yesterday for their annual ‘ ilrainlng alld will remain till July

“with. eight days in all. "ll The following are under canvas.

1"‘ Tile Prince Edward Island Light

bviztl-lcrse, 90 men all-ranks and 60 113 ilorscs, llnd-er cc-nllnalld of Lt.-C0l- KY1}. ‘Elllotif i-‘uii, A.l').-C.

enl Prince Edward island ‘Medium lcsfilligadc 2nd and 8th Batlerles, T!) es-filli ranks, commanded by Col. J.~P.

tho , ‘Hon per.

ggn ‘The Prince Edward island l-llftll-

ginlcllt, 20 officers and 11th‘ r n mien, with Col. Ailull McLeod, Offl- ml-ccr Conlnlsndillg.

‘ The nleliiarc no-t ill kilts at pres- n‘(‘lll. but llcxt lull they have iuwen ‘prcnliscd an issue of flllgllluntl ulll- lliifillb‘ with thc iiluck Watch ‘lar- liml.

Lilith l-‘icitl Allllllllllllfiil, i’. officers

lnnd ‘ili rncn, undcl‘ cuurinzillti 0i

ll;l.~‘"(‘rl. (iuotllvill.

i, Nth Signalling (loin-puny, coul- ‘intruded by hiujtrr Keith Rogers. The cavalry and infantry arc camping on thc Ordnance Grounds. ‘and illc till-cc uihcr units ill Vic-

j][- roriul ‘Park. ~ _ ‘ yogi "rhorenrc about 400 nlcn in all 44%;?“- i

wsond l4iiél

Bat To Babe Ruth

Sl“ltl‘.\l(ll-“lE-l.l), Rye. Juli 28-3

i""=’i‘lic fnvtrrilc will‘ Cllll) (ll Bab‘)

i-lllllli, which disappeared along Wml in number of others willie the Yank-

l\‘\‘i"£,(,H we". playing an exhibition lg-lyzzlnic here lust week haB. llllelll

found and will bc returned. After

inlrned ili U"!

M __... .._ .{O-> JNWONSERVATIVES WDN _ Low 5y.£LEOTlON IN " ruw- BRIXTON DIVISIO ‘ldor . _ __ . ole-l LQNDON‘ mm“ 28‘ The Cnlsn Tile egg

l-a-rvutivos won in the hY-Ble-"Uml

ii‘. 1-. ill. ixtoll divisloil"nf'lmm\l6ill

day. manic necessary "Y “"3 m We mum", , (uni Snpplicrv wcrc

PETEFlS~ln this Cliy Jll 4th. _ |_ lservwtivcl 103-53; Admins "f M“ and Mm “m5 134- . _. ricmund for ncw American potatocs Business was fairly thc latter. commodity at yoafrrtirtykr prises. to the butter mar The volume of bu receipts wore 1075 packages.

. _ lion of sir ‘Davisoil Dslfild. lytqqftigfl. The returns s i -

m“ ewwuawooooo-oo-‘oukc.

ll, (ill

will be, glad to receive the names of- those who will aid with o. car.

Girl Throws‘ Baseball 254 - a A Feet, 4 Inches

.l’i-i'i“iC‘Rifi»C.ll0, our. Junc 2s. -- Tilo record of 2M fcet, 5 3-4 lilchcs lfil‘ ill" wonlnlfs has rbccn broken h-erc by Miss Mar- .

-—BORDEN- 3mg. c. v- = anon,

Wasln. Sn-igcnt. School fresillnall. lAlllllilfllltlfi of the school reported that in n rifles meet, Missvllodgins ihrcw a bzntlbnll 254 feet, 4 inches. ——

Pitches N0-Hit, _ ‘No-Run Game ‘For His Team

EDMUNDSTFON. June 28.——Rei§ gieCarruthers, the new Edmund- ston tosser, pitched no-run ganlc here against Houlton, thu reputed crack team of Aroostook county. Reggie strikcouts to ‘his credit, ll of these being registered at the (ind of the Only onc mall of the lloulton team‘ managed to reach érror by Ednlulldston. Tilrce others onlyflsuccecdeil in reach first, one nrl a bunt hit and two others on

The Markets

lllQNTREAL, Juno 28. —-'I‘ilt- cx- portétratle in grain on the blunt- r&-al' lllarkct was quiet today. This as ll x i th i: rt that l-‘uglili _ _ lgllllllfltllfb‘ vllereonotudisposetl‘ to llc-lSrmlérrgfulgmafi-agétfl"Timi111. wltl; if the artist-B work purines triumph" ' ' ' “e ‘ m: n “an?” 0 anty through ~thc water test. -—--@o>--i-

ler prices asked.‘

spontl to thc ili s of wheat welcf

0niy-h_.icw lou The cash grain situation‘. revealed no change. maintained at the

Supplies were of o. limited nature and this was snlall. American sample corn were quot- od ai $1.05 1-2, Argentine corn at $1.05 1-2 per bushel. Spring wheat

ly marked up pric- es ten cents per barrel for the var- First patents sold at

bakers ill. $8.120 per bztrrcl in jutc bags, ex-tratzk, less tell cents per

e0 or n duplicate

“m” "skmL Tam” The ltdvancc is a rc-

uctlou oi‘ lilc filfllllglll displayed ill at Winnipeg for l.ll The undertone to winter wheat grades w

small amount. of business trancasi- cd.’ The continued steady demand for nil grades of millfccdulltl the sr-nt lllnitoti production of com-

mnouni of inlsincss was done. moderate trade was (lone in rolled outs and prices were unchanged. market was without any Prices for all grades

no. new fentilro.

umpic to mcet ail

'l'\‘llilllll!‘ in crop

kct: was steady. illness was small.

l

... 1.15mi. se-t/s-uwze-vutéarnlvakinis-tfltts. r

Motion 9f ftlensure

(Gsnsdisn Press) JJONDON, June 28.—’i‘he labor

party today framed n. motion of censure which their leader, ltnlnsay Mncdonsld will move in the house o! Commons next week declaring that the Baldwin House of Lords reform scheme “jerrymztnders the constitution in the interests of the Conservative Party," deprives the House o’. Commons of control of finance, entrenches the lords on a hereditary basis and in defiance of every precedent of modern times "robs thc electors of the Dower to

ieal with the, upper house." ¢0-}—-—-——

Summer School

For Toronto

ORONTO, 0nt., June 28.—On Ju y 4th some 400 men and women, the majority of them teachers, will commence Summer School courses at the University of Toronto. Most

of these working students will he studying for the degrees of Bache-

lor of Arts, Bachelor of Pedagogy,

or Doctor of ‘Pedagogy. The re-

mainder are enrolled for special COI-ITSBS.

Summer school courses - are an important branch of the college ex- tension work, directed by the uni- versity. They accommodate those living loo far from Toronto or Hamilton to attend tho evening lec- ture courses conducted at those places during tile regular college tcrln. The first slimmer course was held ill i916, whilc the extension lectures were inaugurated in 1918. “Approximately, three thousands persons benefited by the extension course this year." stated William

James Dlllllflp, director of this de-

partment. "During its llille years of activity the extension work has de- veloped into a university in itself."

Teacher candidates for‘ the de-

- Bree oi’ Bachelor of Arts have lak-

en their first year oi‘ arts work, and ‘fifteen subjects remain for them to cover. These subjects are covered in flve yours, either through the evening lecture course or the summer school,

Summer school lecturers in thc arts subjects this year are: Zoo- IOEY, Dr. WKH- Baillie; second year history, Dr. G. W. Brown; third year history, ‘Prof. F. Flenely; fourth year history, L. Pearson;

history of philosophy, Prof. F‘, H.

Adams; .flrst and third year French, Prof. W. J. McAndrews; rnnthe. mallflfl. l- R. Pouuder; and econo- mics, V. W. Bladen.

Among the subjects included ill the graduate courses in ednggtlqn are educational psychology, tho iris- tory of education and tllo science of education. ’ .

The course in the art of thc rThcutre which was added to the Summer School programme last year again promises to be onc of the most interesting features It will he conducted by Prof. Theo-

stagecraft and Melville C. Keay of (‘.054iilm-lfi§r'Plie—(3l8S8QB—W-lll~b8—li8l(l»

|ai the splendidly equipped Hart

House Thestre_

n Memoriam