iv‘! D .

’ vise you o Northe tr n, p, Sim ,

t. ‘Jgfnmgllzgir foamy eetlbfi monfi-illl-l-Il-l.

' ed Centre-ewe. 1&2 Quesg City. nasrnan s1‘ m.

‘t by Clark Innis of Pictou. N . - 6-15-61. Edward Carr presld . n 5n-

After the ceremony the app! '--w- l nuol meeting of the Gu youmr couple left on a short ed- IIEAI DB. BOBBUQOmgInIS £1:- Breeders Association W ey

ding trip and upon will reside in Dealers staff.

Previous to her marriage bgide was the recipient o! eeve

s o the I e hail led to the popularity of th

ounz people who will have

I "TRANSPORT BILL czgmiiiiiued from page__l_)____

‘R. 1-1. Mstheeori of Monet-on, Ililnuger. Among members present were I. Maclure Sclaiiders of Saint John, the retiring secretary- treasurer, J. D. Palmer, Frederic- ton, N. A. I-lessler, Seckviile, N.B., It. E. Mulch and J. O. Hynd- man, Charlottetown, Johnston Chew, Glace Bay, N. 5., and Col. J. A. lyIacDonald Sydney N. B. MONCTON. N. B.. June 17-—.l-'m- sbia diversion of traffic from Marl- ti-me Boris owing to increased port diarges was seen todav at the an- Du-ei meeting of the transportation commission of the Maritime Board n2" Trade, Rand H. Mathesoim. win- missionmanoger. said here tonight after his return from the meeting Lt Amherst. . ‘The recent announcement py the railways to the effect that they would not absorb the increased DOrt charges on throuuli traiiic after. 0n or about July 15, 1938. resulted in considerable discussion as to the possible effects on export and port traffic through ports," said Mr. ltiatheson. “It was the opinion of the meet- ing that the addition of the in creased port charges to the rail rate would have the effect of disrupting e port differential relatio with e possible resultant dive on of traffic from Maritime ports. \ Iona and happy future.

iYesterdays s“ .. Local Market i. Quotations

CORRECTED FOB. EV B’! WED- NESDAY AétlslguiAT DAYS

_ E .,-' v. " itiirsn. MARKET cry bun 20-250 r otntoes pk 30 . , c ' t ‘l it?“ 13° j B” lb 18-250 tow meats 12-160 Boast beef 16-220 lieain 40c hush broilers 0541.10 tter dairy 2748c do: 18- onvivl m 1541.00 one

lamb lb. 2040c uas lb 40 ‘ships lb 6c eet. peppsers 4 25c [New carro 3 lbs 25c Cauliflower head 35c New beets bunch 10c Rhubarb lb 4e New beets lb 10¢ New beans lb 20B New Peas lb 15v Radish bunch 5c Asparagus tips bunch 15c Lettuce bunch 100 Halibut lb 30¢ lobsters l: 1b 13g

Fres co Mackerel each 20c 2-350 Haddock lb 8°

BIRTHS

OUBACK-At Tracadie or"... on June 12,1938, to Mr. and Mrs.

Emmott Cusack a son. BlNNS-At the City Hospital June 16. 1938, to Mr. and Mrs. Benny Blnns, City a. daughter. BURKE-d“, the City Hospital. June 12. 1938 to Mr and Mrs. Carl Bur e. City a son. CL TON-At the City Hofiliital June l2. 1938. to Mr. and Mr!- Luke Clinton Cit , a daughter. BEVAN —~ In t e City Hos ital June l3, 1938 to Mr. and - Leith Bevan. City a daughter. DILLON ~—~At the City Hoeg/iliial. guru; 511311938 to Mr- and S- o 1 on e son. LAURIE-At City Hospital June 15. 1938 Mr. and Mrs- Ivnn Laurie, city a. daughter. SUULLY-AL the City Hos ital June 15. 1938. to Mr. and r5- John J. Scuily, Rocky Point. a Ion. TIIKYEE-LUNERUANTIOn June 6th at St. Angela's Church, Matta- can. by the Reverend lather Dan- Ael J. O’Keofe. Mary Louise Thayer ofrmMattiIiopun. Massiongo‘ limb ur ncrgan, . - ornigrl of Giarlottemwn P E I DEATHS KELLY t Fleqlild flit on 3une 17, 193a. rban L. Kelly. aged l9 years. beloved son of Owen and Jennie Kelly. Funeral from the residence of his father. Pisquld 0n Nfcmday morning at 8.18 to 8t. ‘Theresa's Church. HUDSON-At etanhope. Friday. June 1'1. 1938. Mrs. Sarah J. Hild- son. aged ‘I4 yearn. widow of the late Rxflsert Hudson. Funeral from he: late residence mi Burida . June 19th. service starting at 2 o- clook. Intermkit Btsnhope Ceme-

In Memoriam In IWMI ICON" U NIP III lflhnl‘

his. navm r. TAYDOII: . ' b

a w.

elr re um Charlotte own where the groom is a member of the Ford

the

ra were bv her manv friends ancl arge number of gifts recolv d e the . ncerest wishes of manv friends for

1m- Maritime Mich

r 5 C

IUST ARRIVED — New Ilia nDmsses. Sizes .

llfifm

BEFORE PURCHASING We Id-

operatlve medicine at itltiiierclilgrxiliéeriigivlilédnlulle 33. 3.15 11-1475-6-16-18-21.

TRYON CHURCH NOTICE. _.. Wwtinoreland: S. School l0 A. M. Preaching service 11 A. M. Tryon: B. School 2 P. M. Preaching service

.00 P. M. Bglnshaw: i-reaching Service 7.30 P. . gsmr, Rev, 5, D, 'I‘rites. L-iBBQ-O-IQ-li. ST. PACLS SUNDAY SCHOOL —Hear Miss Inreta Shaw, re- turned Missionary from Japan at the 10 o'clock session of the School tomorrow morning. Schol- ars. Teachers and Parents are urged to be present.

SUCCESSFUL PLAY - The Brackley _Polnt Players bad a most. enthuslatic audience to greet them at Rowe's Hall last Tuesday night when they presented their mirth provoki play A Ready Made

wt, not ‘Harry Carter u gppsgr-

Al! . former

w

OBSERVE 40TH

sro own c y co

‘C-llml geetome “lt unoillor

Mrs. MacLeod celebrated wedding anniversary t home "Dunvcaan C0 e’, Mp1- peque Road on Wednuyey Jae. A number of friends trope: the city called during the a moon 5nd evening.

l RECOVER- STOLEN GOODS - City Police yesterday recovered a club bag containing a si vor fox fur which was stolen from a Longworth Avenue residence recently. The atol- en goods were discovered by Mrs. MacMlllan, proprletress of the Mor- el] Hotel who noticed several boys behind the hotel with the club bag. Police are investigating further.

INJURED IN FALL-Ml’. Charles Hansen, carpenter at the Marine

rue can t

t firs: ' i "*""“_...*~ W“ are CONFBDIIQTION LII’! INQUI- Blmfill. L- Ill- L ANCI. b8798-7-21-S12 ‘I 1-6-5;- ‘gm ‘ " o! s in u- ‘ KENT 01'!!- Bpec- 8r this more. la-ls: Groalwnolo ti" Permanent. flung ngtlmglng until Monday QW- . L-lfibll-l-ifl-iii. evening. W\—‘\"_.- Iwqkli ‘ Allvlllllllte Algnllulvnau nuns-Ans upfll a Miss $3211?" 5:0 “be received moriel R ll QMol-idplin J 361g.‘ a . . -. l‘ 513° 32m om. lawman 4% at 8.80 p. m. and 0.1% 93g.’ 11-16%.

rang, be 1i parting word to

During h Superior of the been elected the Congregatio He also Dflld u-i

Following is a

prizes:

Ten:

June jbster.

Betty beightlzer. ald. Claire McW

Family, fore a large crowd with splendid financial results,

T0 ATTEND 14.0.3.5. CONVEN. ‘DION-Mrs. Alfred Afllcck. Right lWgrsliAinful Grand Mistress of the

. .8 ., is leaving today for Hort William, Ont, where she will at- tend the sessions of the Most Wor- shipful Grand Lodge of the Ladies Oranxe Benevolent Association of British America which convenes on June 21st.

FAMILY REUNION —Mrs. Allie Braman and children Mrs. ital h Duart, the Misses Alice and Mollle

iwhsri received a bed scalp wound n

a fall yesterday merging. l-lis condition was said 00d" last nifilt. He is a patient at the Prince ward Island I-Iospitl. Harv, sen had been repairing a warehouse, near the head- of the wharf when he slipped and fell from a ladder, landing on a gasoline drum below. He was picked up 1n an unconscious condition.

OBSERVE GOLDEN WEDDING -June 9th was a gala day at "Grand View Farm" River Herb- ert, N.S.. the home o1‘ Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kelley. who cele- brated their 50th wedding anni-

l

Nor-ma Thompson.

In commercial subjects. aiion diplomas were award Marguerite Brland, Rita G Mary Hogan, Rita nifred MuAuley. Muriel MacDon- ald. Lillian MioCerroi-i, Bernice y, Dorothea Noonan, Victoria

Mllmh Paeuette, Isobel Expert d

Mary Hogan. Diplomas from

D0811! TWI- writlng Company, Chicago. were a-

Ls address {erred to the absence o! the mrmer

unselfish work oi ates and the Winners of med

Graduation diplomas war-award- ed to the following young ladle! who have completed with an aver- age of oger 75 per cent. the course studies prescribed for Grade

are, Marion Quinn, Jean 8

M IINIIQQIQ Degas Typewr mpany or a. spec

rate of over 60 words a mintltn. l- warxied to Bernice Murphy and

rm. and in

M you will win" was Dr, McMahon's

the graduates. the Rector re-

Convent who

had Assistant General of

of N0 ute to th

all: lfim" e nuns

llet 01.‘ U10

r315

Rosalie K “m 7 opened to m ' Kath D0 l. H1118!» b0 0d I U1 tio l 9 Public E8 h ggrmggmw a}: Prlgnfor lclteehism, Grades vu not in "b ° ‘°“ “ ' will brhelnnu" “mm ‘lbw ' e VIII. donated by‘ Reverend “m m; M u, m,“ “mam “n” dim I demomtretlomg ' ei- MoCormac. awarded m “w. “me wmfimu, m“ ,. "m; ggleys subimls an. u_ Mglig: fitcgifilélol and’ vm care. were ire-established with Ill‘ rp a l e s-mp“nl§‘wlil”§. Kg}: '5 W donated by Mr. ‘W’ n. Gillie, ""°“"' m’ h "°“““¢““4°,',

Kennedy. W111-

tho

i. an WWW» rotary-t! Infilt-

n-u m mnorougcopwsy.

some: CLOSING

awash, n. wane. s. a --s..a, Our Father". one» I.

. C. MacDonald, B. i. Maodonald. "A Child's Prayer". Grade II. “Why Rose Could Not B1609”. Grades I111 and IV. Duet, “Twilight”, N. Blake. M. I. Murray J. Meodoneld, "The lion's Holiday’

Murray.

l-lowlng is the prize list: ize for highest yearly a e- gate, Grade VIII. donate by v- d Dr. McMahom. awarded to

to Marcia Mun-a

Gillis. . Prizeugénsegyinqkgrad

as and Helen Simpson. lzes for art awarded to Kathryn Doyle, Marion Mitchell. Claire Griffith, Wilma ynol.

H qgette. ursin;

_ music. dontedlrythe Oafliolle Walton's wells. awarded

.1.» Primary 6i with M w% W9"

. rim

,, "ascertain. “serif g,

Trio, J. Cantwell, B. Murray, Y. hem Ovyle.

0

and VI. mPiano solo, “Curious Story", H. n.

e Gift oi’ Empty Hands", Grades VII and VIII.

st, “Les Fauvettel". Z. Sah- layer, E. Schiayer. J. Gilils. B.

mss new anew: "m. Chairmen, ladies eel ltd- tiemen: "It is and pleasure

mbaldlfirwat .§‘atdu w ._ u: are

cu can to "1-lt.°‘t““'€.‘..°‘..5il" . a with o» Mons in wlinleh

11 W? ,. . a high level; gi Bum - ‘

$1.1. lPlflwl-l andvgral

by which we nope to enable 1m to stand firm under the or line at life in the were that lie nlfe

"Prom committee roped; will note our daily a.

Uh

dsx‘ 5 i [Noti C‘

G25,

1v 1 L Ml in readiness ioiturrllxé errive early on Thu; "Ill-DJ" - Other units are expect eevourin: to teach err v0 on rrldey mom.“ h air duty toward their by of time to prepare to.» and their home. 19v 090111118 c! the camp d“ birthright is the eeo a! u Ipgiicatlom for attend ' rents’ love and rotectiou, the ambores must arm, many o are m" no, 1,

eadq

J 20th. a ll

arriv i ta m’ °“

not gcolxlisildexqehtl." m d“ The gsonnel of this mm

a ggchlmdredllolllingmégllirom

P . xvi Bite»

would be secure

nllna with a. Pfflhllm asl e from protecting the ehii -~w.hen 101' various fella

and on

W1 . | 8 rm? i0 bl elven complete ‘a m ‘ ct encount-

stmei-vlslon. Our grestut re-bulldlh the broken-down . The adv)! on committee ts work more difficult each yea-r. t there must he manly virwe that would

a little child. In view of such conditions womuat continue to make our institution ll home-like possible. Routine must of necessity bohbut flu!‘ 1| v

most elastic and we ave no ne- "Unmarried mothers t“; g in

51111 Iy r em will be egiarmrwtiiillr on Oampmlugenlw ‘M’ “M” ‘°

Meeting or lumen q“

The last w)“ mom 18f 0! the arlotlewwnmlheom I-lb for the season was held on uraday evening at town Yacht Club, W" oi at the next meeting o; m, Club would be early in septum,

Auxiliary Meeting

1011a problems of ine

Fitzsimmoris of Arbor versary. From 8-5 p.m. and 77-9 Wjffléd to Rita. Griffin. Jean Quinn. Helen SlmP-SOII- Helen Pl h.“ 1 _ igen. accompanied by their p.m. they were at home to their Marguerite Hughes. Rfllemflb Gil‘ GNU-flute‘ f“ Hmm- mrybrokumehaollifreawrueid g-qtgbl :9 5:99,?" I no o‘ officers “om brother. Mr. Thomas Htzsitnmons friends and thoughout those . awarded to Ka Doyle. 3'61!“ mange“... m m um w w Th. mg“, d hold.“ of New York motored to the Is- hours the house was thronged, Certificate of honor in Undo Araenalllt. Irene wmllllt. Mflr- new“ ' Qgmpwu l,“ m 3 " o“ - ion Mitchell Zita Bchla er Elean- "m ‘m1 “Vi”! °°P° V“ u" . u“ “m” °¢ 1N land last week on a visit to their with friends o! this , couple. Nine. and attendance certificate. . . y , “we "mum o’ m oflioerl b m. A meeti of Parent-s w. 811d I. Bernard m. Kelle , one or‘ the formcst Mary Doyle. ~ w I“. M" Mum?- Maw mm c m. nflidfiuflfi"? ' MM 8h era u u» be iii-ll. 1., E‘ Fltzelmmvm of hon: River. farmers.» comm . has d m" are stlll- ' our mtm-e when definite hi: “""-— carried on farming on a large "l" L“ 713ml. 5 to made. p M°TOMST FWED~5 mWfl-lt scale u well as a dairy route Mrs. 310W!- e rer reported u. g appeared before Magistrate Tweedy Kelley who before her marriage Bronze Medal of His moelbnm with 1111118111 return: from the Scout l u" on Thursday charged with rion- w“ 5'11” Bumbag; Lowe 339w. the Governor-General of Connie. ummdlll- art e, ",°,§§,,,f1‘§ we while meeting a hihmi pm- m, Wm, he, ‘m m, gland... f0!‘ the highest yearly as to in Honor Certificates, Grads vm, 1.01. a meeting of Scoutmasien Tfi°§§§§a§"u§f3f§ gtllg} fig‘ law. 1m. .1. w. Inwe, while we. Grmlzgen. “Wed Betty ylgggggg $55,,“ Mmmhlgullflggg ‘hi: geunhielgflllxi hm. X10111‘ to... aiioeignce [tiigvldeet that a motorist fibft‘ ¥;§'°d§‘,,‘§if°,,‘§, ‘w’ 3m; Gold Cross for re on. slanted 3°15!" °Y- Mtgfylylaongity. 0111" euro uniforms for “efilaihifgmfi mee - ~ r - - - Jaw . Duo . ~ his vehicle fir; 1:32:21 $111.1 53E {f}? oglulfil- gffdm’ Q11}; “Ctfigmmmwfnflnm; h, m“; Honor Certificate Grade vir. ggtfhflzg Muiwn- “We and to 3" uulilohanller. o? ullimdfi procession h“ mam‘ York; Mrs. R. J. Greer o! Halifax: Qlggd M, 1 1 dmmud by gnaw, lwkltwdatrlceaoaxdrtigfil); awn-dad duce th: firmer afifim g dmgt-efio .,}f,§$‘“‘° 15mg ..'.-.i.".'..'°“..°-..v- *- °°"""- uzt".sz"*.ri.iraa..e ii w Goa-w..."- =>~=1- "~- zzrrti." ""1..‘:.:..‘.“"“°"" lbw“ ~"r‘¥~1il% — . _ , , _ . . n - ' . . ‘ .- _ Iévlzntalgue 631g” ills. will: Murray. 31'}... ~nnglff,',"“"m'”§hu“jfl ft; $01.93/$21.11? fir? tawardgi M- “WW. Klth- wagamllmlxgléligluglfil shill: éfieeqd his T! slilfllhlglllragle. y. eave for - ' ' - - Quin .' IUI- - .Clisi-1 tto when, flqgy w . m“ “$8 Kelley and Mrs. n. Kelley. Mia 15%,,“ {gr- mglkh dam“ w.“ a euro Grade ' m tebulatee the Y, cg, srllwlrlilg SQ? .%‘.°%;,,§E Notional Qgnvgnflqn q w_ 1M Marguerite Keley ushered. Mr. "we Dame MIAHQ" “"4” w byMv. the: McCor- . soggy“ qpgu . ,._ numerous um June 19 to 21, Mm, Hyn” 1, vet- Walter Kelley of this place and Nam“ Th n ’ 0d to Reich Malone. we have Lin-lo i2 m g. ing delegate from Qhgflgngfown Mr. Drew Kelley o! ‘Iruro, sons H,“ formilgififdmawd by m“ techlsm Grade old. vaccinations and? Ail. r Inns...“ Diocese. Mrs. Murray will present were B180 Dfeienli- 01895118! 5mm . d Dom MahM-ahon wad“ 1'5""! l" 3W1"! Mllffly- A ."'I‘iie t summer- wu film was followed bv uie report on Ley Retreats l8 m.- weir non save Kelley or Bum- $5,“, 12m ' * A Irwin! w!" equally me w! hflv d1 foul m shnuwi the 3-... tlonal Convenor. The will remain mervllle. Mela. who was the only y“ f y“, a my m bl’ him"! <7 ll- 34811011 Peak bottle fed ' the Endeavour mid the over IOI‘ the miehulstis Con use child unable m attend. were i-e- w “Gfifu grad}: ‘Wm- Ines Murray. mice Murray an children. m“ {Hung mo... m, which opens in Quebec aims eelvad. The Jolginl who played u; D‘ " ' ‘W’ ‘ gain llleecDohlld, drawn by Fran- e; kept us w ‘shod other fillmrrous m. ——-- on the lawn in the eveninm-Jiali- ‘gnu m. “mum domm h, ' . "8 <1 I- 0 N - N6 Pictures Wm- shovm MISCELLANEOUS BBO EBP- 1. - he for aewin Grades V And $110M» W dill tchf Ml’. N. D. ' m“ M“), 00pm” w“ ‘an o’ m: Chronlce Reverend Fame, nemmm can" w ‘waded to "jam Doylt amount” no slywmwe; mo“; ‘clrre to n “m Maclean inn am

honor at a miscellaneous shower Wednesday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey L. Ward given by the ‘

emib of h "Bowing Club" shrill other friend:

PERSONALS

Miss Helen Plnieyeon, city, left

M r 1 if-ts this mom by m-r for st. John n. t.“‘iil.“f.°.ili‘l-€f..t.. ‘ill-i. "$21353 N-a. l» 5i mew- uim. ' PM“ for h Gray opened the harem while Mm“ Quin"-

Miss winhied lviacdonald read the gvrstél-e 511ml’ lllilfihuallb served different members. by m.

Mrs Barry Buck and daughter of Duplicator, N. B. are visit Mr. and Mrs. Willem MacRee o Vic- toria Perk.

J. . Blanche A.. has been reappointed staff or the annual Iumrn of Mt. Allison University.

m. and Mm. Garland of New Glawow, are visit! Quincy's parents, Mr. Mmgerlck McLaren. St.

. M. some Quim,

118 Mre . Andrews,

was: BAPTIS Rev. He i?» (mum?- Th‘

m’? D. D - m- of the rim eyfélm. o urch of wii be

\

Mrs. J. Yeo and the Misses

A- "asters "s. e u r

fiepgr National Perk. Alberta.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wigmore. and family. Fredericton. N. B.. are visiting Mrs. Wlgmore's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rhyncs, Dun-

staffnage.

Moncton, N. d e guest s r morn an in tn me oi the Rev. i-fevasvoy tnllill garmoirlismin v3‘; gglllflfl. Sydney. N. B. The Chgrch o0 meets in Bummer session at 19 oclock. at the clnle of the morn- ina service. At the morning service th Choir will render a selected lanai? '11 iii“ d“ rfbvoellmxldiuuliveiz, sinus "With verdilzrle oiéa- (flayed; Creation.)

University Music Examination Results Announced

r Chum-Ere One retardation." Bunda School meets for worship with t e conare ation and will re- tire at 11.30 for eir Study Classes. In t e evening the sacrament of The rd’s Summ- will be observed. Rev- Hush Miller. M. .. n. .. w give the address. The music for the day will consist of a number by the Tr nity Men's Double Quartette and a solo. "Come Ye Blessed". Boo _ Miss Doris Tait. Visitors are cor- dially welcome.

ORDAINED — Mr. Donald A. Campbell. B.A.. of Heatherdsle, P.E.I., was ordained to the Prea- bytei-lsn Church in Canada and inducted to the ministry of First in

Results of examinations in music held by McGill University follow:

Planoforte. senior Grade: Dll~ tinction. Sandy Brehaut.

Intermediate Grade: Pass, Joyce IU II, Mary Bentley. Helene

Junior Grade: Distinction. Blster Cecilia Joseph, Sister Mary Win-