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111 0011119611100 with the grelt com- 108 o! lie International Boy Scout Jlnibo es to be held at Birkenhead. Eng. in July. two Scouts are to be Provided for by the Governor Gen- eral. Any additional Scouts must be provided for locally, and the pro- vincial Boy Scout Commissioner and Committee have authorized the open- ing of a subscriptions list for tins purpose. Subscriptions may be sent to Mr. G. Filliier, Bank ,0! Montreal, Mr.- D. A. MaoKlnnon, Assistant Receiver Generals Office, Mr. Herbert W. Yeo, 50 Greenfield, Avenue, Mr. J. F. Ieightlzer, 02 Weyqiouth St, or Mr. J. R. Burnett, Guardian Office.

Subscriptions already received. Mr. George Deﬂlols . $30.00 Mr. W. Chester S. McLure . 25.00 Col. D. A MacKinnon 25.00 Mr. A. A. Ailey Dr. Dewar Mr Jamel Paton .... .. Charlottetown Guardian ...... 10.00 Moore d: McLeod

Dr C H. Beer .. 10.00 Mr J. O. Hyndman 0.00 Mr J R. Paton . 5.00 Mr G Pliliicr

Mr. . 5.00 Mr. W. R. Aitken . 20.00 Mr. W. K. Rogers . 20.00 Mr. A. B Cosh .. 5.00 Mr. Frank Clarke . 2.00 Mr. G. E Hughes . 5.00 Mr. C. H. Bissett 5.00 Mr. C. H. B. Longworth 5.00 Mr. W. H V Dunbar 5.00 A Friend . . . . . . . . . . 2.00 Mr. J. Emest H. Worth . 2.00 Col. A. G. Peaks 5.00

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Kind old lady: Could you tell me, my good man. whether this boat ls going up or down?

Rough Old Salt: I dunno, mum; sometimes I think she's going up, fer her biiers ain't none too good; and other times I think she's going down ‘cause her» hull is leaky. -- Colgate Banter.

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Invisible It was two a. m. Mother met daughter coming up the stairs.

“And what did the young man who took you away from the party look like?" she asked.

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IIIPEBIAL IOX BISCUIT! I03 BALE-Imperial For Bilcuitl will still be obtainable ll the company hll a. stock on hand at Carter 6t U0-'l warehouse. dildo-if

BAPTIST SERVICES, North River Field Sunday, May 20; Fairvlew 11 a. 111.‘, North River 3 p.m.: Long Creek mac p.m. w.rt. iiucwiiixer, Minister.

ANGLICAN BEIWICIS-Crlpaud. Saint John's ciiui-eli. my as, ‘Prin- lty Sunday, nv , 7.30; Spring- iield Saint Elizabeth's Church. May 26, Trinity Sunday, Holy Communion 11.00.

POLICE COURT-At the police court yesterday morning a speeder was lined $10.00 and costs. A young girl arrested on Monday last for lvagrancy. was given the option of ithree months in Jail or leaving the city. She accepted the latter.

WINS SCHOLARSHIP-Mr. E. l". Cain, son of Mrs. Wm. Cain, of New ‘Perth. has Just completed l. very brilliant year's work. winning schol- arships in the Faculty or Medicine offered by the College of Physicians End Surgeons in the Province of Al- berta for final year Surgery and fin- ﬂl year Medicine. He also wins med- als in Medicine and the Moehier Memorial Medal in Medicine. The Guardian heartily congratulates Mr. Cain on his success. '

THE PROVINCIAL EXHIBITION at Charlottetown, Augug 19-2; ym be the biggest and best ever put on here. More prizes for liveltock. All frelghts paid on livestock, Jliggelt midway ever. Three performing troupes from New York, and (our lllh horse rlclnt. Write to your Irlends abroad and plan in entertain them that week. Send for prlle Illt. J. W. Boulter, Secretary, Charlotte- inwﬂ- P. E. Island. dly-tt

VERNON RIVER WOMEN'S IN- STlTUTE-Vernon River Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. James Pratt, on May 10th, with thirteen members and one visitor present. The meeting opened by singing “Carry me back to old Virglnny,” followed by roll call and reading of minutes of last meeting and approval of same. Four new membe s were en- rolled. It. was moved seconded and carried that our Institute take charge oi the tables at the Caledonlun Club to be held at Vernon River, July lst. On a second consideration it was de- cided to interview the members who ‘were not present to see if the propos- ed arrangement was satisfactory. The secretary was instructed to communi- cate with the trustees on behalf of the Institute to consider moving a partl- tion or otherwise enlarging the school-room and also to have a vote of the rate-payers taken at the ann- ual school meeting to see whether single or double seats would be prac- ticable. Meeting closed by the Na- tional Anthem after which a dainty lunch was served by the hostess. Next meeting will be at the home or Mrl. Bern. Coady, roll call will be answer- ed by the name of our first school teacher.

PERSONALS

Mrs. Cyril E. Peaks, of this city. accompanied by her little daughter Marion, and Miss Annie LeBlanc, left on an extended visit to Boston. New York and other American cities.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ramon-Bun- bury. accompanied by Misl Fannie Collin, Charlottetown. motored to the latter! home lt Held of Hillaboro Sunday.

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Muir's Strand Choc. . lb.

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Jelly Beans . lb. Chocolate Buds .. . . . 39‘: lb. Patterkrisp . . . . . . . . . Q9“ lb.

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Lace Trim or Plain

Princess Slips Night gowns

French Panties Ail one price

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Tomatoes

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smaller garden where early fruit is wanted. The staked plants are a lit- tie more care but when grown in this way they require less room, will bear earlier and the fruit will be cleaner than if the vines are allow- er to sprawl on the ground. Inch square, six foot stakes should be used, and these should be driven about ten or twelve inches into the soil before the plants are set out. The stakes can be placed st two feet intervals each way. Select stelky plants and set about a. couple of inches away from the stake. When transplanting, it is advisable to put

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LETTER OF SYMPATHY

To Mrs. Dari McFaydcn and family.‘ We the members of Morell East

Women’s Institute extend to you our , deepest sympathy in your sad be-' reavement which you have suffered‘ in the death of your dear sister.

Knowing well you have suffered ai Sister's Boy Fiend (hurriedly) Ah, greet loss but realizing what she hasI -er—here‘s a quarter. gained, we your friends pray that you i will be comforted and consoled, for iti change. One price to all: thatsthe way I do businessh-Caroline ‘Buc-

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