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RDR. JOHNSON Denial 0mm?- » tague, will bedcloscd Thursday. “d 5am ay'L-2903-7-13-3.

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‘Mrs. D. J. SIewurt. Lower lague, returned from s 9153f" trip to Regina where she vis-

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‘Mrs. Hector MacLean, Stanley e. is visiting in Montague. the of Mrs. Flsnnigsn. I-

Misg Gladys Beman, Moncton. ting 1n Montague, 1-»

r. George Itmmerson and Jock Potter of Roslindale. , have spent a week in Mon- visiting Mr. John Munn. ue, snd Mr. Edward Munn. nth, who are uncles. I-

_. Marjorie HyndmnnJ/Ion- is receiving congratulations oppointment as Vice Prin- ~ MontsgueMemorisl Schooli‘.

Rfwp of six young girls tehcd their tents on pictur-

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..'Mr. L. illis, Principal of the Montague Memorial School, after the school closed left for Chicago to take a course at a. summer school. L

..'Miss Francis Coffin. nurse in training in Saint John Hospital, is spending her holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Coffin. Montague. L

..'Mr. Gordon Coffin is enjoying his holidays at his old home in Montague. L

. ‘Miss Marjorie Hyndmanlvion- tague. is visiting in Kenslnglon the guest of Miss Vern Simpzon. L

..'The ladies of the Montague Bridge Club cnjoylcd n dinm" bridlzr at tho Canadian Nlltlllllfil Charlottetown, recently. L

. "The pecplc of Montague en- toyed s rare musical trest on Sun- day evening in the Baptist Church of that placmwhen the nould negro tenor singer Mr. Curtis Snllsbtlry‘ was heard 1n a semion of song. Mrs. Laura Hubley. Lower Monta. gue, was the accompanist.

IN SERIOUS CONDITION

TORONTO, Jilly 12—(CPl—Chief Justice F. R. Lclichford of the 0n- tario Court of Appeal was rcportttd today in serious condition at his home here after n gastric hemmor- rhacc folir dnys ngo. -

'I‘he chief justice, who is 84. had been resting for two weeks when the hemorrhage occurred. Despite hi5 age he has shown steady im- provement since then. While hi! condition is not critical, it in still serious.

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HIGHLANDS TONIGHT. Iv-IIII-G-Zfl-Wed-tf.’

THE mom-u AMERICAN LIFEl ASSURANCE 00., have moved back to their former office nbove s. w. Taylor. L-233B-7-9-3i.

KELLYS CROSS PICNIC, Wed- nesday, July 13th. Games and Re- freshments. Good meals served. L-23i6-7-il-2i.‘ JAMIESONS DRUG STORE will be open Wednesday afternoon anal . eVenmg- L-2777-7—13-11'.: IS ARRESTED-A man who had: been accosting women and Eris on Charlottetown streets for t e past‘ - few days was arrested yesterday and lcornnlitteci to Ftlconwood Hospital, i‘ police said last l ght. ~

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POLICE WARN OF THIEVES-i City Police lssucd warning yester- ~ day tomoaollsrs not to leave val- ucnlcs lnihclr parked curs, unless the machines were securely locked.| Sneak thieves were operatln ln the City and prevention was t e best poLcy, authorities believed.

STEAL CRIB AND CLOTHING_.. A 51661 bflbYs crib and some articles- of clothing were removed from a| residence on Union Street sometime between July 9 and l1, police re. Yealfid Yesterday. The break had been made by forcing a screen duor. The house had been unoc- cupied for several days, authorities sat .

HIGHLANDS TONIGHT. L-l7li-6-22-Wed-tf.

POLICE COURT—A§ the Pbllge Court. yesterday a motorist charged with speeding on the Punk Road- WRy WBs fined $5; a drunk fined $5 and costs or five days, and a‘ drunk and incapable $10 and costs or twenty days. Two drunks whol failed i0 appear, had their baili bonds o. so each cstreated. A man was ordered to Falconwood Hospi- tal. A dlnvcr for operating a motor truck while intoxicated. was sent to jail for seven days, and a man, under a prohibition charge was fin- ed $20 and costs or thir y days.

EAST ROYALTY INSTITUTE- Tlle regular monthly meeting of the East Royalty Women's Insti- tute lnct st the home of Mrs. A. Robertson for their June meeting with the president, Mrs. Shaw, in. ti c chair. Meeting opened by|

“ng the Ode and repeating thc~ d. Roll call was answered by ~ con members. followed by the tczldir; of the minutes. Reports ' lvui from ull committees. Dele- _ w to convention were appointed

t. .i to attend the barlquct at Can-

"lilll Notional Hotel on June 23rd.

it was uiovccl and seconded yvc

n1 $40,00 to Dr. Creclman for the ‘ ‘l‘ B. Lcagtlc cf P. E. I. July meet-

In! to be held at hcmc of Mrs. Shaw, rnll call to be answered by recipes. Meeting closed with the King.

Ann Sheridan, John Lite] at (‘apitol Today

Little lvllss Thoroughbred," which opens at the Cnplt-cl Theatre today,

lntroclltccs to the movie public a new child across for \vhcm the studio predicts a. very glowing

future. '

The child for whom this brilliant future is predicted is six-Ycsr-old Janet Chapman. WllO yrlays thp title role in "Little ltiilss Tilooughbred." a part that fully equals in im rt- ance those of the three adult end- ing players. John Lite] and Ann Sheridan of "Alcatraz Island" fame, and Frank McHugh.

Little Janet ilns the appealing

task of nnrtrnyilw an orphan searching for a father shc firmly believes exists. and the 001119116-

ntions nf the stow cnsuc when she clccts Litcl to bo her faihcr.

Litel and Frank NIcl-lugh are a. couple of race track followers who are trying to make their living by "beating" tho horses. and Janet. is tin-opted intw thrir strange mcnagc. which also includes Ann Sherrian. us Litclls .:ifc. whr-n Litcl becomes convinced the cinld is rcslwnfiibie for n cy:lc nf mod luck that h" be- cltls to enjoy soon after she shvW-S

up.

Pur=uc<i by the police —f0r kid- napping Janet-muff bv n gang of bctln’! rnckctcc-rs-for unknowing- iv cutting into their rackev-Lltcl and his comnanons travel from llTiFk m track enlcyinu cvPr-In- crcnsinq fortune until tho pollcrjlo rfll"ll un with them. But evcrylilill", turn cm all richt when Janct "in- sir-t .hat Iilcl is indecd bu" F9 f“ mrl t~~ c'cc'¢t= _‘h~ title with all tin s\l*'”i"\' any little orphan could wisll frr.

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', "gfiNflAl th VHOWIQIOI Mrsl bright‘. (‘rannud alth- n. was w Mr‘ :"\»l M175, Duncan Ferguson. Hampton a dauilhici‘.

HYMENT ~At the Prince County gas-may July 9. I938. lo M“. RYVI Mrs: StGnlPY Dyment. Sprimhill- 1‘-

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GTLMOREHAf. IIr-‘vllle on July i1 i938. Duncan Gilmore azcd Q7 years. Funrrwl from his late rflab fllhncfl mum-iv afternoon at 2- o-pyoh, 0,, H“. n-"q-t Ccmcterl’ TRAINQR-JU ‘Mount Ryan. Jill‘? l3, Mrs. .1, r‘. Trainor. r-rggofia Funeral Widow’ "minim! It - Port. Augustus Chitmh- n v|-|y"_ffl_,At flnrhnmffln, July . wgg y“ And-NV ‘ruplin. Merl 53- vcm-m-cl from h" late rrsidence 0n qqqursdgy, July Hat 2 pm. __i_-_--

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HIGHLANDS TONIGHT. 11-171 1-6-22-Wed-ti.

l COMMUNITY CONCERTS-Tie artists for next season's Community Concert series have been arranged as follows: Carola Goya, Spanish costume dancer assisted by Beatrice Burford. harptst. and concert pian- ist. Mle. Rosemarie Brsncsto. Col- Orsturs. SDPIB-nl) 01 the Chicago Opera Company, notable in opera, concert and radio. Psul Alt-house, lahlous Wagnerian tenor of tn Metropolitan Opera Company. This artist hos won the acclaim of sud- ienoes in America and Europe for his singing in opera, oratnrio, con- ccrt and mdio.

PERSONALS

Miss Marcie Duffy, City, is visit- ing friends in Roseneath and vicin- y.

Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Colpitts and family of Boston. Mass, are visiting relatives in Vernon and vicinity.

Mrs. A. N. Purness of Vancouver is visiting her sister, Mrs. Milton I-‘urness. at Vernon. ‘

Miss Ray Gillespie, Kent Manori Apartments, was a recent visitor in Carleton. the guest of Mrs. J. C. Gillespie.

Misses Mae McKinnon, Laura Young and Queenie Mutch, arrived home Tuesday from attending Young People's Camp at Westville.

Mr. Merritt E. Callaghan, BA, Supervisor of Schools, has gone to Mt. Allison University to take s Slimmer School Course.

Mix Selma. Owen. R,N., of New York Cizy. is spending a two weeks‘ vacation visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. W. Owen at their summer home at Keppoch.

Mrs. Owen MacDonald of Truro, N.S., accompanied by her two children, is visiting her mother, lyirs. Philip Coyle.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith, New Argyle, were recent visitors to Cornwall.

Mr. and Mfrs. Stewart. Beam and son Bob of Westmount P.Q., arriv- ed in the City Satu ay night to spend their annual vacation on the Island.

Captain A. R. Cooper, paymaster of the West Nova Scotia Regiment, is sttAidershot Camp with his reg- imen .

Mrs. A. R. Cooper, accompanied by her sons Junior and Rowland. l5 spending a holiday with her mother. Mrs. MscNeill, at Melvern Square, N.S.

Miss Katherine M. Ferguson. Lady‘ Superintendent of Alexandra Hospital, Montreal, and Miss Grace R. Martin, Acting Sugerintendent of Nurses at the Royal ictoris. Hospi- tal of Montreal are visiting Miss Katherine MacLennan.

Among the delegates from the Ottawa. National Conser- vative Convention, in addition to those already announced were Mesrs. James Pendergast, L. B MacDonald and Louis O'Connor.

returning

Messrs. Murdock McGowan, Geo. McLean. D. J. Riley and Andrew MvDonald have returned after at- tendance at the great National Conservatve Convention held m Ottawa last week.

Messrs. Charles E. MucKenzic. Lewis P. Tanton. W. A. Hlx, W. L. Ross, Klnross, Malcolm MacKin- ncn, J. J. McDonald, Glcniinnan, Frank Trainer, Johnston's River, were among the arrivals Sunday evening returning from the Nation- al Conservative Convention at. Ot- tawa.

Girl Guide [views

2nd, 6th AND 1th COMPANIES "The fairies have never a penny to

BDCIl They haven‘t a. thing put by; But theirs is the dower of bird and of flower And ‘theirs are the earth sncl the y_..

s ——Rose Tyleman.

Guidds as well as fairies, can claim this "doyver" and camping is the happiest experience in the life of any Company.

The Guides of the 2nd. 6th and 7th Companies will g0 to Camp st Brudeneil on July 19th.

The Guides from these Compan- ies who have not already had a medical examination will meet at Mrs. Cucimores home Thursday promptly at 9 A.M.

Those who possibly can arrange their own transportation will do so. Those who are not able to make those arrangements will be driven to camp if they will notify the Camp Commandant immediately.

Guiclcs wishing to send cnmpcols or stretcherg to camp should have them at Heartz Hall before ll o'- clock on Tuesday, as a transfer truck will leave at that time for Brudcncll

The following are the members of thc Camp Staff:

Cvmmandant and Life Saver- Mrs. Harry Cudmore.

Quarter Master-Miss Mabel Ma- theson. v

Asst. Quarter Master—Miss Hilda Richardson.

Song ileader~Miss Doris Tait.

Cock—Mrs. Royston.

A registered nurse will be on the staff to check on the health of Guides while in camp.

Successful Camp At Canoe Cove

One of the most successful campj sponsored by the Island Boys Work Board snd the Charlotte- town Y.M.C.A. completes a well balanced program on Thursday. Fifty boys and leaders have been under canvas at Canoe Cove for the past week under the Rev. J.E. Wilson of Summerside. Mr. W. A. Henry, physical director of the Charlottetown "Y" is directing the sports while Mr. Norville E. Luck. general secretary o! the local “Y" is business manager.

The camp is composed of four groups, under capable and experi- enced senior and junior leaders. who competed against one another in tent inspection. group yells, group entertainment. and group recreations. Definite periods are glv_en to Bible study and camp craft. with morning dip at '7 s.m. and two regular surlmming periods under proficient swimmers.

Morning chapel is conducted by camp director assisted by leaders, and consists of camp hymns "Unto the Hills Around" and "Just As I Am". responsive readings and short devotional talks.

Most looked for part of tlleday's program is the evening rally around the camp fire with the singing of camp songs. Entertainment by different groups is of high order. The good night story by one of the leaders, and singing of "Taps" and the cry “Thanks for the day comrades" brings to a close an- other day to added to memoryks

Capt. L. Theoph. Beaton. Bon- shaw, Hon, J. H. Myers, W. Allan Stewart, ex-M.LA,, A. A. McDoug- all, Argyle Shore, and Lea Haw- ard, Cornwall, arrived home Mtn- day evernng from Ottawa. re,urn— ing .rom the National conserva- tive Convention.

Orangemen Hold Annual Tea Yesterday

Prince Edward Island‘ Orange; men celebrated the “BiOYIPU-s 12m yegfgfdgy by holding their annuoi W5 on the premises of Ray Moore. Brookfleld, The parade Rt 0"“ o‘clock was one of tho largest seen for years. vctcran members of Ol- ange Imdges commented.

Addresses werc delivered bv Grand Master E, C. Holm of De- Sable. Rev. Mr. Skinner. Wlnsloe. Rev. Mr. Thompson. Brcokflcld- Rev. Mr. Nicholson, York and Rev.| Dr. Alexander Pjtlrrsy’ of Sydney- Csne Bre‘on. Grand Wcrtiwv Mis- tre=s of the Loyal Ornncc Benevo- lent Association. Mr< Avilllc Af- fTcck socks on behalf cf tho nrtza.

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nlmtlcn she heads. Mr Charles, McDufl of Panton Lcdxtc. EFOOR-I field. presided.

A feature of the aftflrnoon was the program of juvonnc snort-r- which wns participated in with great enthusiasm by W?‘ ‘Win19’ people. Mr. Charles McDuft‘ was in charge of the sport program-

Durin; the day the rorcntll‘ 01" pmnized L. O, L. Plpn Bnnd ren- dered stirring highland music. Th!‘ band was assisted by PW’ “Mm” James Matheson of Rosina. Souk--

who with his father is visitintl this province. Mr. Mnthesomg; As l-

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The value of such a camp as this cannot be expressed in words, but. fellowship shown and friendship made in this crimp may only be found in the contributions which these boys may make to their re- spective homes and churches and communities.

A Y. M. C. A. camp opens ni, the same site on July i8 and continues until July 28

RUG-GER. "LIFE“ SHORT

iBy The Canadian Pressi

AUCKLAND. N. Z-Emphzlsizing the short "life" of New Zcnland ruglby players, only seven mrlnbers of the team that visited England two years M10 have been nontmat- cri to play against Australia this year.

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MELBOURNE -~<CPl »- Alls- traiian radio research workers an- nounced their opinion there arc summer and winicr seasons in tho chrnmcspilerl- wllcro prcvn ling tem- perature is 2,000 degrees Fnhrculleit.

Tenders For Goal,

Wrlttcn tenders will b: zteplyetl by the u-locishgllcu up to noon o1 yvttullusuay, ..i..1 oi Jul), Lu supply Spr ngnlli or OttiC-t‘ slack coal su.t- aole tor a sicker to Prlucv S.reet and West. iwilt Scmols, and also to supply screlneh or run u. mmc cool to Queen Square bcdOQi. The price quoted to include dcuvcry and storage in the vaults 0i the above schools. The coal supplied be weighed on the City scales lit the expense of the dealer supplying the

. same, Coal must be supphcu to full

capacity of the vaults in Queen Square School, but not more than fifty ions of black to be put in the vaults of Prince Street and West its“? r r Em“ l" t r n y ugus .

1ft ‘l: to form part o1 the Con- tlncrtl, that lag the laotardlnfgquglxg .ur er cos urlns e vi r sprng, the dealer‘ rcceiviing thtg contract will suPPY roqu remen with the same klnd of coal at ten- der price, but the Board receiving the benefit of any reduction in the price of coal.

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Local-Firm guilds Portable Electric- Arc Welding Plant

Messrs Proud st Moreside. wsli- l known blacksmithing and welding firm o1’ this city, have just com- pleted a portable electric welding plant which can be quickly brought to the scene of the work - to be done anywhere in the prov- ince.

This new equipment has been built into a light express truck, and consists mainly of a high 1 powered six cylinder engine» mounted in line with, and attach- l ed to a large generator. The gen- i erator is one of the very latest i Hobat 1938 models, and is cap-f able of taking care of all forms of electric arc welding.

A special “tliin-weld“ attach- ment is also included in the equip- ment thus providing" for the weld- ing of all varieties of thin OIDJOCIS such as light boiler plate, sheet iron. etc., etc. All welding done is. l

of course, bucked by the usual i guarantee. i Proud d; Moresidc are to be i

complimented on this enterprise since it will mean much to all who l at any time may require the serv- , ices of a really up-to-date electric welding plant. The great advant-l age of a portable plant of this‘ kind is that it can be taken right to the job. This means a huge sav- i ing in time and expense where the object to be welded is too heavy to be easily handled or shipped, and when it is difficult to remove the parts to be welded. Likewise. when machinery breaks clown on s. job and is needed in a hurry, the l welding can be quickly and thor- oughly attended to simply by tele- phoning to this progressive firm. Their phone number is 8l3-J. ‘

Persons interested in mechanics or in the success of local enterprise ‘ are tvelcome to call and inspect this new “plant on wheels." the latest. accomplishment of Proud &: Mnreside. at 223 Great George Street, Charlottetown.

Break Window And Make Off With llrygoods

Early yesterday morning, a large plate glass sho window in Prowse Bros. dry goo store on Queen Street was smashed by a chunk oil concrete and the entire display of merchandise stolen. Estimated value l of goods stolen which include a suit. a shirt and pair of flannel trous- ers, was $50.