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DY. mlerspersed with bright vaudeville number's; _ 15cc the Varsity _ Tréhpe at

the Prince Edward Thursday June 2nd. Seats now on sale Yor ’ the evening pe-wtmaucejidatinee un- reserved. _ l

I» A RARE MUSICAL TR EAT-Xvi] bur Avery, violinist, with the Var- sity Troupe. His playing or this exquisite instntmeut is delightful and his interpretation of difficult selection. will long be remembered by those who hear hlmQlPrince Ed-

» ward Thursday June 2nd.

THE LUCKY NUMBERS.—The lucky coupons received Saturday night at the Rogers Hardware store upon the opening of their new department have been . cntcd at the counter. - prize coupon. No 1768, was won by Mrs. lugs, ilazelbrook and will purchase $25.00 worth of goods. No. 2287, the second prize entit- ling the holder to $15.00 wvortlt of goods was held by .\lrs. (Dr) Lodge. The third prize No. 7S? was held by Mrs. l3. R. Holman and wins goods to the value of $10.00.

THE MARKEI-Prlccs at the nmrkct ycstcrday continued much the same as previously quoted. The attendance was small. Buitcr snhl at £350. per lb and eggs at 25c 'l'herc was a quantity of rhubarb which sold at 8c to 10c pcr hunch. Fowl, of which there was very fcw sold from $2.00 to $2.50. In ihc fish mhrkct fresh h-crring sold at 20 cts. pcr dozen; lobsters 20 cts. per pound, frcsh cod, of which thoro was a largo quantity, 8c pcr lb; fresh haddoctt. a vcry small quantity sold at 12 cts. per lb. 0ut~ side hay was selling at 95 cts. to $1.10 pcr cwt. and very fow oats which sold at. 70c to 75c. pct bus.

ISLAND CHAMPION HERE. ~Mr. William llolpcuny luts ur~ rived in the ("liy front Montreal 21nd will inlmoilintclv take up his UJIIOS as Anegwcit athletic coach. IVlr. llulpcnnyfls nppnlntnfcnt to this prasition ls a fitting and com- mcndable one as he is a man with a. clean personal record and a most enviable reputation as an athlete. ilcginning his career in this city

__ [he became Aihritimc pole vaulter

nud was induct-d by the wealthy hlontrcal Amateur Athlct-ic Asso- ciation tn make his home thcrc. Step by stop he zidvanccd and be- came Dominion champion. llc rop- resented (‘hmnia on thc world's Olympic teams in Swcden, St. Louis, Chicago and has also enm- petcd on many occasions in New York and other large cities. Mr. Hztlpenny has resigned his position as assistant coach to the Montreal A. A. A. and will make his home in Charlottetown, his native city.

ISLANDERS PROMINENT.-. . Calgary recenlly held a big milslc- .al contest. and festival in which _ island musicians figured. Mrs. 1-‘. B. Mahoney formerly Miss Winnie Blake of Charlottetown, who sang in the soprano class of tho fcstiv~ al, Knox Church, was awarded the gold modal of her clans by the atl- judicator. T. 'I‘. Noble, when the standing of the twenty-three con- testants was announced. Mrs. Ma- honcy scored 1S0 marks. “She quality with a pleasing manner of hand- ling it," says the Calgary Herald. Arnold McLeod, son of Mr. Daniel McLeod. formerly of Charlottetown mndo .1 favornbi: impression in tho contest between the boys and girls. The Calgary Herald has the following comment on his perform- ance: _"Another youthful musician ‘whose appearance on the platform brought forth a burst of applause was Master Arnold McLeod. win- ncr of the. piuuoforte contest Monday afternoon. His playing of MacDowelVs "Scotch Tone Picture" was u delight, and the people were quick to appreciate this. Even af- ter responding to an enthusiastic encore, The audience were loath to let him‘ go, the applause con- tinuing until after the signal was given for the next number.

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NO. 8 BATERY DRlLL.-1No. 8 ‘Battery (‘. G. A.. will drill tonlg-ht in uniform at 7.30 sharp. A full at.- tendancc ls necessary as Illspec. U0" l5 0B1)‘ llWo weeks off. H. L. Bethune. Major.

THE MILTON BRANCHlof the Bible Society will hold l1 special meeting on Wednesday evening next (June 1st) at‘ 8 o'clock in St. John's Church to hear the Rev. Dr. Heine. i: is earnestly hoped that all who are interested in the great “Kirk of the Bible Society will make a special effort to attend.

WRONG ILLUSTRATION‘ GIV. EN.—Through a mistake in the composing room an illustration of fox wirc netting belonging g0 Messrs llrace McKayfi Pm, -.Itd. Summorsirlc. was tisod in the rcc- ent advcrtlscm-cnt of the Rogers Hardware Co. Ltd. The‘ ‘Guardian regrets tho mistake which was no fault of the lnttcr firur. ~-

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A HIGH BRED COLT.—Mr. Pctcr Robertson, Marshficld, is the proud owner of a colt which arriv- ed a fcw days ago and which should prove a real speed merchant. This colt is by ‘Commodore Ledyard, out of Fancy Guy, by the great Guy Axworthy. sire of Lee Axworthy tbc world's champion trntlor. With such breeding thorc is no question but that tho colt will dcvclop into stmtcthing worth willie.

ANNUAL MEETlNG.—At ihc P-r-nual public meeting of suppor- ters of tho P. E.'l. Hospital at tho Y. M. (f. A.,‘lust night Mr. Fflillli ilcurtz was rc-elected a trustee of the institution. Mr. Frank Stewart was elected in the place of Dr. Wurburton. Mr. W. K. Rogers

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Rev .w. .1. McLeod. in‘ ruins tribute to Rev. Dr. Fullorlvll ill his address at the memorial serv- ice on Sunday said:

Twenty-eight years of untiring do ahnost the half of. his short bu! intensively lived and fully rounded elut difmaud almost the whole of Ills active career, the prim: days

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"_ried on mosretttcient , Eh of "the busy pastorate. sane leader, whose ‘ c _ sought both in the affairs of ' I and of state. Nothing was jag ariviztl to claim his attention. v one too humble to win his syni-l pathy, and he brought ‘to cbesr o‘u| all things a mature judgment which merited for him his natural disitne‘ tion of leadership. Ztlanymhere re‘ in that wide circle of ..ac_q anzcshlp. whore life totitflfidfif‘ .' who are deeply grstefubfor‘ bis‘ personal interest, assistanUd support. No appeal was unan" Swcrcrl. no creed was a barrier.‘ as quietly but wholeheartedly he went about his tasks, ministering in the name of the Nazarine. The‘ broken reeds who tattered with un I certain step, the struggling souls’ who fought often what scenic-l n Using fzght, found in him .1 fiicnzi who over t.|ed to fay, the smoulder- ing flax mto a flame, to he'll the wounded spirit. With love for the (lesulatc and the broken his heart went out to them in sewivc, expressed in tbc kindly won: um IhOUKlYY-ll act which rel-twat fallru to bring the genuine rcspouw. of soul to soul. To the sufferers languishing on beds of sickness, to tlmorous souls facing the Valley of the Shadow, to the disconsolatel the snrrowlng and the broken. hearted, his words of comfort, his' numerous acts of kindness. his tender ministrations brought tho encouragement of (‘hristian hope. His interests were not con- flncd lo tho church, but wcrc wide and varied. as his many gifts. 'l‘_lII‘0II[ZlIf)lll, hc kcpt up tho studi- ous habits zucquirletl in earlier days and with the versatility character- lstlt‘ of his natural ability he was equally at home in the pulpit, or on tbc platform. Endowed with a l((‘(‘fi logical mind, he enjoyed u kccn open l1z|ttle' of wits, nnd nev- -cr would he retreat from tho stand of sinccrc conviction. An able do- bzitv-r. strong, forcible and convinc ing. he urovc homo his arguments with a. flervtir that bespoke in- tensity of purpose, he could givo and litkc lmrd blows without cha-r» ishing ill’. lcust ill w.. off-r the smoke of’ lmttlo hud . . s»! away. (lenerosily of heart and judg- ment Inrnlc him friends in every sphere. llc lived in a hig world. A profound theologian and sound rousoncr. an ecclesiastical author- ity, his opinion curried weight into tho courts of'lhe church. 'l-lis knowledge of -Presbyterian law and principle was thorough, and often to him the final appeal was mode. llls true courtesy coupled with a decided firmness, won the respect oi‘ brethren in all courts the. more formidable Assembly. ‘ " " "i As a. pulpit orator‘ hefiexcslled

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and‘ graced every occasion in n way that did credit to his head and‘ to his lteart. 'ln many Sanctuaries “of, our land his deep rich mellow voice proclaimed the words of truth and auspices of the P.E.I. Light llorsc, Sflbemeili- H9 Dfeached altrong was a brilliant affair and proved and virils gospel. and alastinS mes- one of the most successful social, ease that challenged the thinking evcntsfof the season. Thcro wcro "limb some hundred and fifty guests! thing of cant or lBVllY. ‘bill a 591" present, including Ills llono-r LloutQ, lous reality, the expression of etorn‘. Governor’ Mclfinnon and Mrs. lVlc-l ul v-eritles. 1 Kinnon, and Contmandcr Engluntl; Equulled only by his lovo for his‘ and his officers of ll. M. h‘. Valor» church was that love for his coun- lnn. Mrs. (Col) G. ll. Cook and try, and he gave himself - unre- M-rs. (Capt) Williams recoivcd tho servedly to hor sorvlco. .flirrcrl by

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and ever be bc- age of twenty the fragrance of ii- lucs. and violets and roses. The nearer tbapproitch thc end, lilo plain-er] hear around mc tlw immortal symphonies of the worlds _ to conic. lt istmurvcllous i‘!!! ‘ simple. lt is a fairy talo yct n fact. When l go down to llw grave 1 shall huvo cndcd my day's work. ilut another duy will bclzlu next mourning: ‘Life closes in tho twilight; it opens with tho rhnvn."

important wbrk that the hour of trial. Where duty fore them in life's struggles as a lpmyel- m‘ the one they love. May .God be with them and through the oycs that lITG dimmed with tears rcvcal. through a human Father's lovc, the lovo of a. Heavenly Father with Whom he is now at Home. Hoar th-Q words of Victor Hugo. words that warmed the heart of our departed friend and tell of his

the even more he could do at home. call-ed he found his task.

‘Now the laborers tasks ‘are o'er. In honor ho is permitted to lay the burden down, n short while before the rest of us.

1H0, though dead, still speltks.-—~. speaks throughout. tho whole church to which he consecrated his life; in the'l‘rovlnce where

l-tuests. Tho place was tastefully decorated for tho occasion and Mr. Dixon's orchestra furnished suitable music. Dancing and card playing was continued uniil a late hour.

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That desirable farm in Vriiloy- ficld owned by Alex J. McLeod will bn sold lby auction tml-cns prov- iously disposed off. ll, consists of 85 acres, 00 ‘acres under cultivnt-_ ion and 25 acres in wood. mostly ltm-dwootl. It is well watered, two streams running through the lnnd. The buildings are practically new. the house of recent erection and tho barn built two years ago. The stables are cemented. Further ‘ particulars may be obtained from A. .l. McLeod, ValleyfIt-lrl.

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the warm blood that thrills every.’

Scottish heart he recoilod at tho. thought that Britain's sons would be trampled beneath tho feet ‘of the oppressor, that the sons of nrcnl in whose veins flowed the blood-of n, Wallace, a Wellington or a Nei- son. that. tho sons of fathers who had purchased liberty by untold sacrifices should relinquish what had been so dearly bought. effort seemed too great, no demand. too exacting. as with ready JOB- ponse he offered himself voluntar- lly for tho far-flung battle llue, or

BIRTHS ‘ EARL-At lnlfithzytu. on Ma 19th, 1921, to Mr. ssd Mrs. Thomas Brazil, a son. Congratulations.

DEATHS

I SIRZZER—At the P. F}. l. Hos- pital on May 28th tolMr. and Mrs. A. F. Slrzzer. ‘Sherwood, a daugh- tor.

IN MEMORIAM

memory of Wm. Koughan who dlcrl suddenly in Cnmbritlgc. Mnss., on Feb. 18th. 1921. at. thc curly ago of 2i! yonrs. Ho loaves n wife and 2 children. ‘Tis fivc Ion: years since we saw , i. your face, _ With its bright and happy sndio, "Pwus little we thought when we bid farsrwr-Il. world

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"l feel ‘Immortality in myself. I am rising ll know towards the sky —~Tho curth gives m-Q its generous sap. but. heaven lights me with lhs reflection of unknown worlds. (You any the soul is nothing but tho resultant of bodily powers. Why. then is my soul moru luminous as tho bodily powers bogln to fail? Winter is on my head, but eternal sprins ls iamy. heart. .Thure . I breathe at this hour as l dldat ‘ms