UNE 3 1937

J -'~- f . “` THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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Pf0lvSe BrOS. Ltd. S5I?:55é»..;uT; L," ,,,_ " G Y o u1e_ To B_e

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COOKB 10;'

HBVB Just Recalvad Ai\0LllBl°_ Lafge ` mrreivsgégtiarg-;_“ _ Holy Redeemer Hail 'rua island s,fou>r'ri~.iiu.i1ornr.iri_

' . . . “H °°"‘“‘ " 5 “""i

sillllmglil. nf Rcgillal' sau-:.\. mx srsclab-Mcmwen h" uis this cgiiiaiéhrriiirrynlifiilf two*

§Si'\'icemsintt~oii 186 Grafton Bt, round trips daily texcept Suiirizign

ie 1 0 fr ' ~

LADIES’ DRESSES ° . _ . , ' 1'-Hi-GMM -6

\\ aslnng $1.00. L-1092-6-8-Si.

iluarter centu 0f

on sam at $4.95 C;l§iE;g.es; crime., _,soul - W

_ KW 5“““"°

‘=' " f - frnarric cases rusanb-'rwo ciiamall " L.ai|l'i0l"

r artlc cs were report

ed stolen from a car parked beide

last. nigl .

h1¥i\WHy traffic cases were heard

UNION COMMERCIAL ‘”‘”,"° M“““"°P° Tweedy iw"-

CLEGE CL OS was ilried five ciglinlgtglggeéogfgkes hsgéé ;';?;f7;€€E?;\§;g’ii14';€;n?;

day One motorist for operating |, motor vehicle w

"SARATOU-‘\"-The Guardians

Service Marked By

ofrrawa ont _

9* mini' conferences viuu io ti...

"'_"'“‘ new serial story 5_5 5 game of hmm importance of Canada. and the

Th, union Commercial Colielge

, Moran vongrutu ated the stu- nt-,<._. on the excellent work done gui-iii; tim term. Special mflll-IOH W.. iiiacie to the work of students .icing their different-_ classes. |pleiidid order was maintazned dur- ” the term and hence good results

.Nd 10|- me holidays on June

me obtained.

he sliortimnd Students und

ff e W.. M-:l.ellan’a care, showed rapid

gf(/BIT'-\i. uc iiiiiiiired the students for thei

wlipcimioii and extended to all his

5,,-i \vi.~lii\s for their success.

loliouiiig is list. of Dilmmas d

` BJI

gprliilcuie \vn'mers:

' SENIOR COM1YlEBClAI»

Not in order of merit

william Cantwell. City

Arthur Conway, City.

Elton Worth, City.

(`.;mpl>vl Stewart, City.

Eilisoii A. Cameron, City. Piuii E. Gagnon, Quebec. 'l`i'ii¢‘niuii Pale, O'I.£at'y. /l Russell Fl0Od. City.

-Lloytl liiacliiln. Clrdlglll.

\Vlllii|r Andrew. City.

Col-nviiiis McCormac, St. Mgr-

girls. ueruld Morrison, Georgetown.

l JUNIOR COMJMERCIAL I-_ I 4 ,,- .i

Iillrcda Slewtlri y id' Doris Seller , ' /___’ I Olive Mcboui ' v :_ V- Arihiir MacDonald » ’ . Ewan Keele \ - 1 lilnrion Power - Camilla M¢JQul.ld. , f ‘.

Illclen Bell

Ztiiuiel MaCK1IiI'wn | ` { Elmo Brown A `

Lilian Duke / ', 1'-:uni stavenaan ~ `

liliirgaict McKay r

Mabel Ling - 0

line Yoo ii

Helen Carraghe! .

M»'il'Y Murphy

llt'TER.li5l§A‘l‘l WWIMERCIAL

D ARTMENT

l Allison MacDonald

I (iernld Nanfnl

Diivid MacDonald. Cirdgm

:find Taylor

5 Ambrose Hughes I Alban Brothers.

SHORTIIAND DEPARTMENT

Euircda Stewart, South Lake

Mary McQueid. Ernyvals

Cliiirles Mclvsr. New Haven

R.viiiiild Younker, City.

Olivo Duffy. City I

ll»ii',ioric Kelly, Southport. L.lliiiu Jiickson. Montague.

Dciisiisln Niwkcnzie. Melville. lzrceii Keenan. Murray River. Rose Haddad, Amherst, M. I.

Olive McLean, City.

illiirtiairt Cullen, Morell

Helen Bell, Murray Harbor.

Miii-iii Mnicinnon. Rocky Po’nt.

Alice Crockett, York. Nfirlon McKinnon. lvut. Buchanan Bc-t‘\' Tminor. South Melville. l\'ci'r.h M, I-loolery, Montague. RR.

l.l.°T 0F STUDENT! MAKING 9! PER CENT AND OVER IN \l'l~`.EKl.Y BPELLING TESTS

.»_....

eeseessé

WUMA “Q0

Mae Yoo

Olive ’vlcl.»ean liclcn Cory-ugh

llnzcl Beck Picon Keenm . Camilla McQusid Iliitii stcvonson

l`.ll.\'e Brown

Barton Crabbe

i`-ei-aid Morrison Coriicliiis ivlricoormao Arthur Conway ,

Eulrcdn. Btowali

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98. 98.3

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FEE .

TIREUR;

S0lll’IiE litem with refined herbal oils

;lTif¢d'acl\lng feet are best relieved "W I way. livery night bathe gli!! in ho! wafer. Dry carefully. i‘¢‘\ iientlv manage Zum-Buk'a ““"l\l1\c. healing ointment tnco :|:‘i‘i°°» lmtapn, soles and between h¢ foes. You will be amazed by :Fc imiant relief. "'l1m»emln lui ..: .:.'.‘i.'!:r.i':‘i°.*.';"i1:..“t nu" rldzhdg-ialrkru-Bak. I can now walk rn ‘huh In Lmmizlirkrany trouble wlmevac

_-Mr. U. had

'l¢|..| .. , im.. :..x'..::.' 'ryan i:»'::'.'.:.'~t:.‘:: “IL _:`-dB;.‘n‘i}:..‘:| awe umdatmv fm l¢s..B,,k for '°°:':~:'-m°:.r_eaa o tea una n _Nurse F. Ron

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Rose Haddad Elton Worth Doris Bella:

Alice Crockett

li/Iargsret McKay

Mary Carter Olive Duffy Donalds MacKenzie Mary Cormier Wm. Cantwell

1' Ambrose lhlghq

Russell Flood

T l’ENNL‘.Nll{IP CERTIFICATES

From The Zancrirm Institut

Columbus, Ohio.

Eufredl Stewart

Marlon Power ‘ _ Elton Worth _ __

l Donaida Mnclivnzie

Lillian Duke " 1 , Russell Flood _. *_ Ewan Keele ' ~ Cornelius MacCormac

Camille. McQuiiid

ii/i!s.ry McQusld Special prize for Spelling 100

Eufreda Stewart, South Lake.

Mclean. City

garets.

i 2nd. Gerald Morrison, Georg

town

I. Highest standing in Junior Co -

mercinl Department:

Mabebl Ling. Wheatley River.

‘_ norzrrssn scnoor.

51 Ortdie IX (Sr.l-1. Eleim f-raser. 2. Jennie Fraser | Grade R Ur.) -1. Evelyn Blu Grade VIH-1. Mary Fraser

Grade VI-1. Kathryn Living

' stone: 5. Janet Ma.cEnchem;

Daniel Fraser.

Grade V--1 Agnes Maicrarla

Grade II! (Si-.i-1. Effie Muo-

Farlane.

Grade III (JT) -l. Leon Buel

. Grade II -1. Garnet Buell: Catherine MacEachern; 3. Ed

MacLeod.-

Grgde I (al-1. Blanche Mac-

Eachern.

Grade I tbt -l. Ivan Blue;

Raymond Livinestone.

Grade I roi-l. -Shirley Livin stone: 2. Gsoree MacFarlane: » James Macvlarlmie.

l, Stl-nding for the month of Ma,

ison

Select Eleven More Candidates For Election

(C. P. by Guiirdlillit; Special Wire)

HALIFAX. June 2-Eleven

elections June 29. Each party h nominated 15 men so far. midway mark in the lists for the 30-seat Legislature.

Liberals nominated five men at

meetings throiiglioiit the Province today. Two of them were Cabinet Ministers. two otiie`r.-. nlso mem- bers of the last Lf-1_'l.~lature.

Conservatives clio c six candi- dates, two of them in the two- seat riding of Plotou where R. H. MacLeod tCall> and J. A. Mav- Gregor reccwed the nominatlon=_ Both seats were won by Liberals in 1983.

y . Millau was chosen again by Hants Liberals. Mines Minister Michael Dwyer will xc-offer in Cape Breton Centre. Dr. M. E. McCarty was named in Inverness. D. D. Boyd in Richmond and J. D. MHcKanzie in Annapolis.

won the Conservative nominations. Jo=eph Macdonald was named to his old riding of Capo Breton North. Another veteran. H. A. Rico was chosen lr. Guysboro but the Pictou County candidates. J. J. Cameron, K. C.. in Queens and A. W. Morton. Halifax Centre. will run for the first. time.

COLOR. NOTES

It la necessary to think in

payohoioeieal terms of colour when furnishing. Yellow. for instance. appears cheerful even if the weather is dull and gloomy Don't forget yelldwi

Blue ia always n favourite. and a blue-and-white scheme is en- tirely satisfactory. But dont use too much blue. Add to lt n touch of pale yellow or lzold or loft rosc- pink.

Greya and buffs. being neutral

colours. act apiendldly aa folla. Be- ware or red: it possesses too much vitality. tends to become aggress- ive. makes one feel restless.

If your room seems small. light-

colcured woodwork should be used.

OLD KEY!

It in wisc to have ri box for o‘¢l

keys and keep any reserve in gh...-G |n cms ol' emergency. It is surprising how mnny times you gan ga to this box and find n nar- Nmary key which will fit and aoive the very needy eieustion.

\U5U @\° (Q f

3a-m§_¢>m§~:g3S~1

Q TQQ tif;

Hlghwa s Minister A B. Mac-i

Newcomers and veterans alike

and horse-racing from begmmng W end and each chapter 1: mom ex.

,Witch for the opening ghgpwr

ALL_ OTHER ranlu dgsigdug gf

fittendzng annual training with C' Silllflfiron P. E. I. Light Horse

Julie 5th. O. W. Cam

'rim Pirnsuvrr:maN cnvncn

4-*-5 3-00 P~ ni., Montague 5.00 p, m. Mr. Niall Burnett student will conduct the services. L-1086-6-3-21,

Justice E. R. Angers of the Ex- » cliequcr Court. Ottawa. arrived in Charlottetown last night, 1-Ie is accompanied by My, qw;-ge A_ Kitts. also of Ottawa They are

Ilotel. 0

cams were licnrd One was ad

s g was ord

ered to have the animal d¢-Stroyed_

_,_._ T0 BUILD COTTAGES-'me

_land around the entrance of the harbor soeim to be ul

g ous are being erected

on the site of th

_-\ “°1 is 111 progress on the fu-5; oottn

e district near New I-Ieven, Conn

Province of the same name had been hearing reports that the mlm referred to was their brother, a na- tive oi’ British Columbia. The above inforinution, however. definitely Proves that the deceased i'i‘ferred lo was in no way if-lated to the family whose brother is in weswm ` Canada.

Rrin AND Wlil'I‘E-Exceptlonal-

ly intercstng is me Mny issue of Bt. Diinstnn's Red iinri White. quar- ti-i-ly magazine published by the stiiricuts of St. Dunstrm's Univer-

isity, which contains .among oth" Q nrtirrles, n comprehensive review of

thc roucl histoi'_v ol' Prince Edward lrinud. from curly iicttomcnt days _ up to tlic p\~ou¢~ut. time, with obser- `v:itfomi on thc pi-nhablo economic _mul _-octal vfrecta of modern hord- nilrluvc iiiiriiwuys. Also of special iiiir-iv-st. it the review ni "Problem Island." tim latest. book from the _pen of the Most Rav. Francis 0. , Krlly. Iixslirip of Oklahoml City lnuri 'i‘ul.-.u. ti farmer student of Bt. Diii\:=:.\n‘s und ri brother of Mrl. (ici-triiric Clarkin. whose latest .poem in this nionths "Red and Wl.!tr~,“ is rcp|'iiited in toclay's fliicwiinii. The editorial and other fcutiircs nicosiire up. in every way. to tht- liipli standard of previous ii»si|r'. of llils line mBi1Fi2iTil`- Wh'Cl'i its indeed n credit to the students and to the University.

The many friends of Mrs. W. R..

Dr-nnlsi, Chiiriottetown. regret to 1.....-.1 or hni- ,erloua illness in the Pi-imc irdwfird Island Hospital.

Pn.\~aeiiqal~s by plane to and from

Moncton _vf~.<terdny lnoludedmeaars. rt. ir. Mulch and J. 0. I-Iyndman. who aiiciiilcd a mcelwg in Monc- ton of that .\Im~itimr Transportation Cnmn\j_`_-.img S. A. ltlF\(`L90d. A. B. Pisiicr. Miss Margaret Sterns. and Dr. J. A. Clark. `

HANGING SHEET!

'rm proper nv-thnd of hanging

guest.; mv-ans ii _arf-ar, desi in the ills of n slim-t. While still wet. _ahikv iiwm \v|~li. Hung them with

the lioiw liliuicil to the lines. Tliin nu-tlmil viili iriistrnte biuiltry winds mul prwriii tom "‘“'“°\’-‘- b¢_.|¢|¢.. bl-ing mitch easier to iron. . as may will riry perfectly even.

of Canada today. The Chateau

next Monday. ng-p°l;:lg\1¢hI;ia¢;e in canadian

I ry- Architect-

llffilil' in keeplns' with the massive

ie" imiwrtant than are those

beu. is . » ,f‘_m90_6_§'l‘;§_ which take place in the aut. wear

and centre blocks, when the par. iiament of Canada meet; and min-

» - _ _ lst f

ev loeiligl;g.‘:éu§é;1;.,J\:\,;r§h|g&xw;l; `du;2lr:I.o the Crown carry on their

follows: Cardigan ll a m Dun- The need °‘f " m°d°m Mm ll

Ottawa. with appointments suit- able to its locstion, was realised many years ago and construction of the Chateau Laurier was com

, ____ _ _ . counr oiuflcuss aimrvi;_ “Med ‘md ‘h°.h°°°1 °P°“°d °"

June 2. 1912. Since that time the hotel built. by the Grand Trunk Railway has attained recognition as one of the outstanding hostel- cries on the North American con-

p_.,_ gu,_.8,_., at me Canadiah Nm ml tlncnt. Enlarged by the addition

of a new wing seven years ago, it

Highest standing in combined _ has public roomsand private suites

Eu1redast..wm.t_s0uth Luire,O1ive Colm yesterdnv A mm dm! ed the necessary bedrooms, sample

lm. p....»,._.. i~f_»i~tli-i~. the edges of-

_ _ Wm, ,_ ( and display rooms required in or

senior Commercial Department ,while °li:,e§,‘nf"g gxemotffn "°m°é‘; dlnary hotels service One of the

i moomsiiua Mocoi1nac,st,ivnr- Wm “M dismmd Twgenfiguor chain or canadian National neil

ways all-year hotels, the Chateau

0-' - _ ‘ i " Laurier has become famous with

_lournod uiilll Friday and th » , ,

iuitil Saturday. A man rfhobhcg 1 visitors from all over the world.

courses, Commercial and Shorthand pgugg Cm.“.`.‘__M we Ponce to meet all needs in addition to

I V ` ‘ ~ _ . .

. ' ' | ‘ . '

ni with keeping 8 viclou do a"9°_ _It is during the sessions of psir-

iiameni: that the Chateau Laurier Hotel comes into its own. Then it shelters visiting statesman dele- gations. from all parts of Canada. each with its own problem to place

V: ‘ 8' WD M' 59°” before the vernmerit of the day

for summ-r otta . A so '

°' new mm “M C. ge’ ““mb°" °’ and the host. of other persons who

an draiwn to Ottawa when parlia-

° » ' ° °m Marin” ment meets The hotel is the 2 HDSDUM ne” 5°“u“’°’°' The h""" scene of mlnny conventions since

.Irene Fraser; 3. Mrirtraret Fraser hlltgi already been tom down it has ample accommodation for

gatherings of every kind. and its

Party Leader. A. D. Crcer. rurinlns far behind four other opponents inthe doubtful constituency of MacKenzie.

Mr. Greer declared in s p0=t- eiectifm statement.: "The Social credit case made in strcntz im- pression on many who voted for other parties" he said he was "well satisfied" with his "edu- cational campaign."

Two soc'alisi.= and ii Dom-

munist runnlni: in lower main- land industrial ridinns were un- ,=ucci-ssfiil as was the Financial Justice candidate in Vancouver- Bvrrard.

Premier Pnitiilids entire cnb'ret

was rc-elected. Promhiently ment- loncrl as ||, pc=-sible ni.tornsv-~cn- argl in the new scvomtnent. Gor- don S. Wlsmer was retiirnefi in Vancouver-centre. It was exnec'- ed the Premier. who has held the mrtfollo sine- olvntlon of H04 Gordcn Sloan in the S\il>i’f‘l1'l0 Court bench, woulfi hnnfl it owl’ to the Vancouver btirrifitcr-

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FRUIT JUICE F01! INFANT!

Union, i" _infant has chronic

loose bowels strained fruit .i\\iC"S may be :ivan it bv the th‘rri month. From 1 tensnoon to 3 tsblesllflfllls siiiitea mv be elven outs \ 4”' betvvf-cn feedings. The juice of ornmzea or 'primes cooked wlihoiit sugar is advised.

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WAKE iii’ YOUR LIVER BILE-'

AllYn'll.IumlOu\o¢Bedhlll Mernl|l|Rariu’¢0|O

&._.~_;.~i.l**..'.-;.~,i::,_,°"-1'."i_~s-.'.':~.-.::.i~

the r oe ' -' D

’"*l='i‘i»i.?"-'-"”l'==’»:=t

a -1

*rat

British Empire. me Chateau Laur- ier Hotel here completes twenty-

citlng than the previous one "V8 years of service to the people

sltone buildings which crown Par- liament Hill overlooking the om.

will report to the armouries at wt mvar' tm ch“““ X-‘*“"l°’ is Montague on .saturday evening, th' Wm* °f mlhy Activities no

it |

Tonight 8 30 i Effective Frida 1

between Charlottetown and Suni- meralde by way of Victoria- Bomen. etc.. and with many acldtd trips between Ciiarloiteiown and Summersirle by way of the high- way. A Summerside to Borden service will start at. this tme also. which will wnncct with bouts at Borden.

Commcncing Frldny of this week.

two busses will leave the Charlotte- town terminal at Whites Restau- rant at 7.30 sin. Each will run to Borden. one by way o. Victoria the other by way ol Siiniiiivrslde. Ilnch will connect with iziie boat oi, Bar den. Starting Saturday a special service will leave Ciiziriottmtmvn way of the Highway connecting

, with the 1.00 p.m, boat at Bor-

den which in turn will curry pass- engers to connect with the SIT

for all mainland points Service

bus.

Shoppers on the Viciiorla-Bom

service which will enable them fa reach Summorsirlc at 10.05 a.m. or Charlottetown nt 11.20 s.m. Return trips will leave at 5.45 pm. and 4.80 p.m. i'especti\'cly.

`As soon as the new cquipmcnt received a regular service will be started between Sinnmcrslde nnd Tignieh. It is expected that this will be in the very near future. A daily (except Sunday) service no/W operates between Elmira-Soiiris Bt. Peter's-Clinriottniown.

The motor Transport Co. since

tlielr lxioeptlnn livrc are ccrtziinlv keeping up tlicrc st,nnrlm‘tl of good service, and now peol>‘e frniii En-it Point to West Cape can mnkt- dlrect coiinivrtirin bv bus rlzzht thi'oili;li to Wr=sl.|=i'n Cnuntln or tht- U. S. A. Tickets can he pi'or:iir.~ri at all stations.

The new scliefiille nppcars in

The Giiardion today, in the rcgiiiar space rescrwd for bus schcciulcs. We believe you will f‘nd it cum- plcie iii every pnssililc wav mid wc- cornmenrl IMT buses to you. Tlicy are comfortable. quick and con- venient and best of all they are safe.

Draw Abandon

Burning German

not immediately lent-ncri.

ad ft tonight to U‘ s` A" “'h°"" he W” "°’“ “li `“` fgli\Ve;lex¢Ttcgs’n:i:§§

Xllllibi WCW 3 6 COD' Qgfnbe 5th_ |583* Hi , ) \‘ . - mmm and mm, mdmms EMM; Mmmwis é;r;i.e.m;.0.E u LIBERALS WIN LEADERSHII impii. .

who will contest the Nova Scotia mmf," Came from ..E.. Dwmon rl

s me Royal canadian Mounted Pg- 1.__T_._---~‘°°“‘i““°‘f-¥'ff"Llf-”l§9~fiu___ (°°""““°“ mm i’“g° 1’ CW" S°""°°

li i V *"7* ” ce n nmmver' Pwpxe in tmsi pinned their last hope on their Mount. Alli.=on liilltiltioiis. In

presenting the irlzorts lor Pint' Hill Prof. W. Watson recommend- ed that students attain their art degree before tiiklng the theologi- cal course. Rcfeience was iimdo to the reniai-knblc sulioliistic ircortl of Lloyd Gcldurt, S:.'<iiic_\', T3. S., Mount Allison Acntii-m_v i;i'.i¢limi¢~, whose unlver.~ity record wzis nlno points higher than any record previous made.

This afternoon Rev. R. C. White.

Pugwash. N. S.. spolgi- of tue con- ference plans regarding adult ed- ucatlon.

TEMPERANCE RI-Z§OLl"I`ION

SACKVILLE. N. B.. June 2-The

following 1':-coiiiliiciirintioii i'i~giird- ing tcnipriziiico wus snbniittl-d to- . clay nt tho Mzuliimc C.mi`iri'eiit-c ol

the Uiiitvcl (,‘!i\u-i-li if Cnnodn;

"!ii vlcw of the nggi'os.sivciio.~s oi

the liquor lntci'c.»'ts. which sham neither trouble nor vxiiciisc to promote the \i c oi alcohol, uiiri lilo appalling he.sit.';icy and ineffect- ivsnes of the church of chi-.st in meeting these eiimolicliiiiciits. and whereas the pincilirc of cocktail drinking ln the homes ol chiircli members and cdlicrciiis h.i.». zivcn rise to thc idea that there is ii respectable and sale way to use alcoholic beverages. we respectfully urge that from iirncciorlh me Conference definitely and fcnrle s- ly army itself niruni L this tciribic c\\l which is dc :\ ying not only thc unchurchcd and thc rai~clt~.\~; but many of tho soils and daugh- ters of our Christian homes, and

a.nd definite temperauco lnstruc tion in our Sunday schools and

th ll ` to

ily pledge cards.

"We further recommend that

each Presbytery nt its earliest meeting consider ways and moons for securing effective tcmperance education."

DQES AGB REALLY M.\'I“I‘ER'.‘

The Mft-Ubstnstvil unc.-1 iiecniiiv

more than it trliic vu-in-i..u\\\c. One knows so wvll in ex',w¢'l. _lust

,the person prone to making then' U content to draw comparisons

by'

. A

Bus service at Tcrmcntinc. Through tickets will shortly be available

shew road will be offered a double '

auch remarks from them. When __

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.SMALL DOWN PAYMENT

maom'I`ln»mn¢n

i l|>ealv&onfond\a& lnandullrkuvar.

iller Bros L d

3 - 80 lllldor supt-i~vl.<ion of Mr - .

» - proximity to government offices _ _ _ Q

M `Wmmm R°g°m and Bl” Phiuipi makes it an ideal centre for those Méiéx i’;R%“;é‘;;‘é‘0S 5P¢"’“i WW) 9 M

' ' . _ “wp” ii ii b ' is r t ith . June 2-The

3- F9101 Buell. WINNERS IN l. 0. D- E. COM~ 318° dig;-9nléslggammxgsagepgxg. stesmship Oliva sent out ix wireless

PETITION-M311’ MFWKIW. stud- ments Man., mimsters of the appeal for help tocluy. .\u_v1ii_4 sho """""°f:";"' ' ' '

l 3131? dvigl-ll-E 1_(l`l\linS§}Y`10dl. was Crown' and Member, of pmimmeng was aflre, the Globe Win.-ii-.-.rs Com- e 0

' I 0 "" pm" 9 1°°°i L k thei home hare during par- Pany Y@D°1'li=‘<i» . I 1 P

2- gd 1;é:ér;%f\YsC0D\@gt it was learn- xsmintgr; seuionm and tm pi-tv.. Gifge nie suite. lllclacil up by the 0 er'

ily- ECON ` ll M' ll 1; ` -

Mmm" imghes of Weill l'° ate dining rooms. suites and other mo 8 0 ICE “L_ ell fl _Hi 1 le

e Street bl; m 6 in mn_f,an|; df. yed lo San Fiiiiiiluo. said. l f W ‘ B"h_‘f°i ‘md fhil`Ci D1'ize to Ida MC- mn; Ellqugggsgsz Chagemf is also "Fire, Send lnniiecliliir: iiclp." e

2 }(é!ku`;i;ll`lep<;ifLl;¢}>§htoi'd Sguare School. the centre of Ottawa-3 social “Tire Oléiuiudld not give liar pos- F D ¢

~ ' -' V ‘ were wee n' n ` ion. all is siiiimis mice ut. k A d B d d

lmd bccn submitted in the nailorliiil W}g{.1iiL on um “vie of an Old the wi;-919.5 L»¢,mp,,,,y~_, ,._.;,0.-. gm* , u e n e 0

g. _contest lor the Surah Maxwell F,-meh ghgtgcu, it 00.-uplag 5, The sig-nal wus licurcl ut live p.

3 Mpmmal E""”Y i’"“~ N° PYUIUC commanding location on Con- m- ‘nine ll nl- AUTH ’__‘_"

Edwm-d Island eshys were _.ucc¢s_s_ nu ht Place "umm, the Union (Lloyd-5 regmw .Ms me ohm rcoiitlnueri from page 1; rserved on the terrace if the wea-

Tssoher. I-fuel Bonneli. ful in the Milam.; compemlon it gt gm md with Maw, Him Park ay. L 5¢¢,\m¢., Q; 7,5555 x.¢.g.Sm-cd .v.W_. -.___.:_f,._,”,__v?..T ther permits, in the dining room

was lcariicd. ' mam. background Wm, its 554-| tonnage. A Gel-iiinii-on-md _.hm burrlciird music room will come lf there is rain. The Duke and his

b d W (wide n id al can her home pow N Hmnbmwy thc Duke. tanned. smiling and Duchcx; hrr niiiit. Mrs. D. B.

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E. I.-Enquiries ie idin J h ' _ 1 5 1 1 dsyi-A ratlio iiiussiigc i‘cr-lverl P 1° ii ian W 0 as Prime °f

Pitzsiminoiis who fills mirdgrell iri11arl}v‘er¢;1ai'l;0t.li as :‘l)it:onli?ln¢¢1H\|nlL here today fic... th, (f,.,.m,m lvalcs set iicnrts ia-flutter. nsnr Edmonton in 1930 have elicit- it cispablp of meeting my de. freighter Oil.-li. said the vi- sol wus With him will be his best man 0d U10 following information from i mam, whtch my ba mam fmm aflre and hui- ciicw uns inicing tn "mi critic.-igv. Mnlor Edward Dud- pollrc officials in western Canada the pomt of v|a`W of entertain- llfeboufs. Har position wns given as ii". M;`“;"m" bmi* in Wiawiy HB5 The 'nun referi-ed to ' t_ 150 miles nortliwe.~t of Mniiiiii. ""'_i"`f "9“S"“' . 'Plionias Fitzsimmolis. s vlluitivleondl ment or “mu” requiremen S The number of crew nu'-mboiis was rliwn “vm mme the bride' dress'

cd iii an ensemble of white crepe

Thr rniuiirl. bespectacled Doctor-

.\invor Charles Mercier of Monts will step forward and begin the civil service. which will require 20 minutes.

Tlicn. according to French tra-

dltzori. Mayor Mercier will give his lccturf- on tneirlnrze. previously ,siihinitlcd to thc Duke for appro- val.

The religious ceremony will lol-'

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Mcrrymnn; Major Mctcnlfc and his vvlfc. Lady Alexandra Mctcnlic. in daughter of the lute Lord Curzon; Herman L. Rogers, spokesman- frlend of the Duke, Mayor Mor- eier and Mr. Jardine will be at the table of honor.

The wedding breakfast will be at

12.45. after which the Duke and Duchess will depart by automobile to board a special oar on an Aus- trlsn~bound train-to n three- months honeymoon at Wasscrleon- burg. the "fairy castle” they have rented.

Chairs were placed for 36 guests

in the library off the music room. and guests will include servimta and for-mer emplovaaa of the Duke.

Two British officials are guests.

They will come unofiicisliy. They are Hugh Lloyd Thomas. First. Secretary of the Embassy atPnrln. and William Cumming Graham. Consul at Nantes.

No member of the Duke's fain-

ily will be present. Hia brothers.

1 bridr~'_< promise to obey.

A wcddini: breakfast will be t

iinfavoiii-.ible to herself-well. it is her biisiiicss alone. and if she cliooses to make herself conspicious, ncuiii il is lier own affair. But if

i any of hir own contemporaries are i iihiinr. sho will drag them in along with iicr ns objects of-possibly she rim-s not intend them to be objects of comniiserrttion but that is really i her implication. If they are sensible. ‘ tlww contemporaries of hers will 1 only laugh If they are thin-sirinn- l ed the irinnrlcs may rnnkle. l Of coiiizsc. this age-obsession is l pci~fecti_v i-idi~uions~most obsessions

i\i;<\. Pccpin do not go about won- l_ itcriuu all the time how old we are! | Ono must lrnrn to be accepted for l oneself. regardless of youth or age.

i Yct. some women seem in think I that Age is written all over them!

HANGING PLANT BOX!! FOR. YOUR. BALCONY

Ti you haves balcony with rail-

inixs you can msiue the front of your house very gay by ustnl

his sister and mother are in Ens- land. ~

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9! Wai(-r Siri-gl t‘ni\.~i\tim; of din- ning mum. b|~1il1><.||\,' lj\l|il; foam and kitiiiii-n fiiiniluri-. lfrltlziy :li l..`}(i, Junc ~lil|.

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Mrs. A .R. V:t~i~> fi: l‘:i _.._l and | student at l>n‘;iii1.i<~ `.;i . svliool, has broil iii.:.....:i<i.. ii.. ulmier nf nn <-.\<!i;i;..;.- _-ri.. :..i.~_,i 1.. me Uniis-rsltv ni i~hi.».i~;iriiiiiv.-..ii valued A5 $350. iiarvl~'.- mit. li..<l it brilliant scl`1<‘!asll\';i‘\\;\ii'tl. ...l\.i;,l ‘iiiii load- er ol his ri.=..».< ti'-nu \li;i:lf» IX to Grade XII. i|ii~l.is;\~-. :iz lhfrtou Ac- uclcmy and iliiirv i.ini;.» the Dr. l`atLci‘stili st'l‘.:i1.i:'.`~. ,i, \.i.iil- $250, ilic MrL\|i'<- i»:ii.i.ii~_ » ,1.,.- :<fl0_ for the host. iili~i-oiiiiti sci.. ix. the Dr. Lawson s¢‘liol.u‘.\iii;> ;ii l-iii; i<li and the imvii and 23.1: t..i_.i'.i. '1"upper gold mirdnis. Altii' giairiilmiuu- from the Acadcniv iiv _-ptiii 'wo jwars gi St. F‘i'alit‘ls Xaiii-i' iiil;.i'. .l1.', Anti- Qolilsli. \i'l1vi'i\ lil- :ii-i i' l»i' tha t-wo yours' wfiriz uit. at < ui i~ ccnt. Last full lic i~iitcri<l mil: iusic law school, wlicrr- lit* :..:il~..l irgii dis-

hanging plant boxes on the rail- ings. l Now for some plants suitable for

,guch a position. First. there are the common but always lovely trailing nasturtliims tropaeolums and ivy pelargonlumii. These are hardy and will stand a certain ammmt of rough, windy weather. Also they supply plenty of C0i0\11’- Let them hang over the front. of the box, Behind the pots contain- ing these trailers place one or two others contslnlnil hi/Cl1'f1n8“0-S 01' fuohsias or siurdily growing an- niiau. lui time can be onward when necessary. and the b0l< _Will always bc in the pink of coilfiltiillh

To keep the pots moist oiitside- this is wry important-pack mcse among them. and are that this nev- er gels quita dry.

11 your windows dont get much

gi... you will find hangin; wmv-=°1 ivy backed by gcranluma and tall daisies very effective and useful. \ trikea very “SUV NW i5

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