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Store, Woolworthb or J. J. Gay d: L-0204-0-27-5L

THERE WILL BE A SACRED SONG BECITAL in ‘Jrincctown United Church, Sunday evening, June 30th, at 7.30 o'clock. The vis- ltinB artists will be, the double male quartette of the Charlottetown Male Chorus. . L-B435-0-29-li.

ST. JAMES CHUDCID-Tomor- row at both services inJIhe Kirk the minister, Rev. Dr. Moorhead Legate, will be the greacher. Strangers and visitors to t e city are cordially in- vited to attend all services at The Kirk.

CHURCH 0F SCOTLAND..- Rev. Ewen MacDougall will preach Sabbath 30th at Summerside at ll A. M. Cape Traverse at 3 and De Sable at 7. Mr. J. H. Bishop, B. A" will preach Sabbath 30th at Bangor at 10.30. Kinross at 3 and Point Prim at 7.30. L'8423'6"29'1L

CHRIST CHURCH, ‘Cherry Val- ley. celebrates its 93rd Anniversary on Thursday, July 4th.. Special ser- vice 7 P. M. Preacher, The Lord Bishop of Nova Scotiu- A 00111181 welcome is extended to all. Note- The Social Gathering arranged for the afternoon has been postponed.

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CENTRAL PARISH SERVICES.- Rev. J. W. S. lowry will preach at Canoe Cove, on Sabbath at 11 A. M. Bible School meets at ten» o'clock. preaching at Churchill at 3 o'clock afternoon, Bible School at z o'clock. Pneching service at Nlllfi Mile Creek at 7.30 P. M. Bible School at‘ 10.30 A. M. L-8422-6-29-li.

GUESTS 0F HONOUR — Oil Tuesday evening, June 18th. the Rev. Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Archibald of Bedeque were the guests of honour to the Young People's S0- ciety of Cape Traverse. BF V119 beautiful home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Muttarl; of Carleton Siding- A social evening was given by the members and about forty alto- gether enjoyed a very pleasant evening. The evening's entertain- ment opened with the regular meeting with the President. Mr. Ted Dawson, in the chair. During the meeting a. beautiful solo was capably rendered by Miss Mary Muttsrt. After the meeting all present enjoyed about twenty min- utes of fun and laughter, this be- ing the reading of two humorous papers. which were read by ‘Miss Dorothy McDonald and Miss E1- eanor Bell. These papers were composed of jokes on the different members. Mr. and Mrs. Archibald were then escorted to the seats of honor by the president. Miss Mild- red Muttart than read the address, during which Miss Evelyn Bell presented liillr. Archibald with a beautiful Masonic ring, and Miss Miriam McDonald presented Mrs. Archibald with a bouquet of flow- ers, (he gifts of the society. Mr. Archibald then made a fitting re- ply, thanking the members for their present, and expressed his deepest regret at having to leave the Island. lvirs. Archibald also ex- appreci- ation. Everyone then joined in singing "For They Are Jolly Good Fellows." The next item on the programme was a sing-song of old-fadiioned songs, with Mrs. Helen Bell at the piano, everybody taking part in the singingxA beau- tiful lunch was then served by the lunch oommlttteo of the Society, there being enough and to spare. Alter everyone was filled to cap- acity. the recreation committee. composed of Miss Evelyn Bell and Mr. Kenneth Bell, took diarge, and a very pleasant social hour was Ellloyed by all. Just before closing the evening's entertainment the President extended a vote of thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Muttart for their kindness in opening their home to the Society on such an occasion. Much credit is due to all who so generously helped to makg u"? "($111118 so pleasant and en- lovable. m. Archibald will preach his farewell sennons heie on Sun- day, June 30th after which he leaves for flockeporz, p; g_

Infill! Par. Paris Green and Arscnoto of Limo for solo at Carter's Seed Stan. L-GM-G-N-li.

FOXMENF-roeamg Bungle Rat- ions exclusively, has given super- ior results wherever fed. The cost is lowest. _ L-500l.

- AFTERNOON TEA-A successful afternoon tea, under the auspices of the Indies Aid Society of Zion church. was held Thursday after- noon at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Reilbcn MacDonald, too belnz served on tho-lawn. Tho guest were received by Mrs. Richly, Predduut of the Ladies Aid. Mrs. G. arlyle Webster. and Mrs. Macdonald. A substantial sum was realized for church work. _ , _

DOMINION DAY AT THE CBARLUITETOWN POST 0F- FICE-Dominion Day, Monday. July 1st, 1935, tho following order of service will be rendered the public: All wickets will be closed for the day- There will be no die- livery by letter carrier or 11y rural‘ couriers, nor will there be any mid-day street letter and parcel box collection. All mails for de- snatch by afternoon trainswlll be closed at 12.00 o'clock noon.

rsnann mar DlES--Word has been received of the death of Mrs.

illness in the Hoqaital at Van Guard. Saskatchewan. Mrs. Rich- ards wos formerly Ellen Berg of Rossland, British Columbia and was ‘m1? 3'? Wars old. She leaves be- sides a devoted husband, four small children. the youngest being only a few weeks old, her father, two sisters and three brothers of m”. land, B. C. Her husband is- a son of the late Thomas Richards of Al- bany Plains. P. E. Island. The fun- eral services were held in the Un- ited Church. Services were conduc-

in Burton Cemetery.

FORMER ISLANDEIt-The m1- IOWUIB is from the Vancouver Dilly Province. Funeral services for Alexander Ilsird o: 153g w“; Thirty-third, well known Vancou. W!‘ IP-Wyer who died Wednesday, June 19th in Pentlcton, was held P?» 3 P- m. on Saturday in Nunn and Thomson's chapel. Rev. David Lister officiated. Formerly of Prince Edward Island. Mr. Laird. who was 889d 44, was the son of Hon. Alex- ander Laird. He had gone to pen- IJCCOII t0 recuperate. Surviving 3N his mother. two brothers, R, s, and Dr. D. G. Laird of Vancouver, and four sisters. Mrs. c. R, 051mm 01' Arizona. and Edna. Amy and gar-ah of Vancouver. (The late Mr. Laird studied law in the omce 0f McLeod 4» Bentley. Charlotteto .1).

TRENHOLM-OULTON-At Wes- ley United Church this evening a; half-past six o'clock, the marriage 15 ISIPDE Dime of Miss Eleanor May 011mm- daushter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Oulton, of Coleman, p. E- I-. to Mr. William AuTrvenholm of Notre Dame dc Grace. The, Rev. B. B. Brown is officiating, as- flsted by the Rev. A. .1. MacDonald. of Summerlea. Que. During the 518111118 (>1 the register. the Rev. n. G. Katsiinofl will sing "Beloved, It Is Morn._ Snapdragons. {ems and P511718 will be used as decorations in the church. The bride, who wm be 817/811 sway by Mr. o. n. Daly, °f Winnipeg. will wear a gown of pale yellow silk organdie with a 101?‘! YBUOW straw hat and will car- ry an arm bcquet of Talisman roses. Miss Viola M. Duly. who as maid of honor will be the bride's only at- tendant, wil wear a frock of printed chiffon with a corsage boquet of sweetness and a large white straw hat. Mr. Donald Racine will act as best man for Mr. Trenholm. The mention following the oeremoiy will be heldintheBlueRomn oi’ the Windsor Hotel, where 5215p- dragons. white candlm. and ferns will be used as decorations. Inter, Mr. and Mrs. Trenholm will sail by the Lady Somers for Bermuda. the bride travelling in s, white coal; and skirt with a ‘white hat. red blouse and red accessories. 0n their re- turn they will reside at 4311 Harv. ard avenue, Notre Dame dc Brace, The members of the Indian C. G. I. T- Group of the United Church

School at Caughnawaga, at which

Miss Oulton was missionary teach. e1‘. will attend the wedding-Mon- treal Star 20th.

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The following excellent propun wag given by fin ECW100742‘ Chorus "Canada" Grades 4-10. Piano Sole Sandy Brahsnt. Principals Report c! the Yours Work. . . Chorus "Qpeu Road" Grades 4-

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Prsscntctlon of Cortifiootcs and PriscstoGrudes LEGS. .

"Fisherman's Chorus" Girls of Grades 4-10.

Presentation of Certificates Ind PrizasMGrades45,A:0.

mpg-us “June" Grades l, I, d: 3.

Presentation of Certificates and Prizes to Grades '1 and B.

Humorous Duet "Sunbounet Sul- ly and Overs-ll Jim" Jean Mac- Donald and Pauline Irlom.

Presentation of 08311108098 In‘! Prizes to Gardo 9-

Chorus "School DIV!" '11‘!!! School.

Presentation of Cadet 518110111118 Certificates and mum-rec Caril-

‘Iicates. ~ ~ ' Chorus "Robin Redbrcaat" Grades 1, 2, d: Q, Pnesen‘ “ of Certificates and Prizes to Grade 10. Chorus "Land of Hope lid Glory" Grades 4-10. 'I‘he King.

GRADE X PRIZE LISTI.‘

1. Governor Generals Medal- Awarded to the pupil 831111108 u" highest standing for the 5'9". W011 by—Lawrenoe Toombs.

2. Special Prize to pupil standing highest in the year's WDPK——GODII-

ed by His Honor Heat-Gov. DeBlois, awarded to-Lawrence Toombs .

3. Special Prize for General Proficiency-donated by Mr. Percy W. Turner and awarded to Harold Stewart.

4. Prize for General Proficiency _donsted by Mr. Alfred Pickard- awarded to Prank MacKlnnon.

5. Special Prize for Mathemati -donated by Mr. J- P. Gordon- and won by Lawrence Toombs.

0. Qaecial Prize for English- donated by Mr. '1" W. L. Pmwse- and won by Mary Cosier.

‘l. Special Prize for French- donated by lviir. J. C». Hyndman~ and won by Lawrence Toombs.

B. Special Prize for‘ Latin- donoted by Mr. Gordon Mac- donald-and won W 115mm“ Toombs.

s. Special Prize m: Geography- donated by Dr. Seaman-and won by William Johnston.

10. Special Prize for History- presented by the I. O. D. E.- and won by Harold Stweart. 2nd Lawrence Toombs.

i1. Special Prize for; Science- donatcd by IVIr. C. H. B. Lon!- worth-qnd won by Ilawrcnct Toombs.

12. Special Prize IOI‘ Arthemetic donated by ‘Mr. N . D. Madman- and won by Harold Stewart.

13. Special Prize for General Proficiency donated by Major H- L. Bethune, and awarded to Mary Cosier.

14. Specal Prize to pupil stand- ing highest in Australian llhslY contest-won by Lincoln Dumont-

l5. Special Pflze for Music ap- PTECIMCD and scholarship — donated by the Womens Music Club won by Laura MacLaine.

Certificates for Home Nursing- Jean Macdonald, Laura Maclsine, Anne Hunter, Adele Brown, Bes- sie Thornton, Olive MaoLcan. Mary Brown, Margaret Prowse. Doris Howatt, Constance Large, Margaret Young, Helen DeBlois, Pauline Irlam, Mary Cosier. Margaret Ferguson, Maryfwilliams, Charlotte Gordon, Lovelyn Douglas.

Attendance Certiflcoten- Doris Howutt, '1 years; Robert Stewart 5 years; Earl Hume. 4 years; Laura Mhclaine, 1 year; Carol MacCannell, 1 year; Lawrence Toombs. 1 your; Harold Stewart, i year; Iik-ank MacKinncn. 1 W51’- '

Certificates of Merit-l Law- rence Toombs, 2 Harold Stweart/ii Frank MacKlnnon, 4 Mary Coaler, 5. Lincoln Dumont.

TRUSTEES LEAVING CERTI- FICATES

In order of Marin-l Lawrence Toombs. 2 Harold Stewart, 3 Prank MacKinnon, 4 Mary Cosier, 5 Lincoln Dumont. 0 Elizabeth Thornton. 7 Olive Maclesn. 8 Vimy Jones, 0 Willarn Johnston, 10 Jean Macdonald, 11 Laura Muc-

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Special prize to puoll standing highest in the year's work Donated by His Honour Lieutenant Gover- nor DeBlois and awarded to Sylvia Block.

Second prize for General Pro- ficiency donated by Mr. Archie Irwin and won by Rose Birtwistle.

Third prize for General Pro- ficiency donated by Mr. J. R. Paton, and won by Ralph Calder.

Special prize for Musical ap- preciation and Scholarship. donated by the Woman Music Club. Association and awarded to lililem Johnston.

Special prize for pupil standing ‘

highest for the year in Mathe- matics donated by Mr. P. W. Turner and won by Sylvia Block.

Special prize for pupil standing highest for the year in Languages donated by Mr. George Buntaln and won by Sylvia Block.

Special prize for Mathematics donated by a friend and won by Orva Gill. -

Special prize donated by the I. 0- D. E- to the pupil standing highest for the year in History won by Sylvia Block, 2nd Tom DeBlois.

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FICATES Mono-Cadet Frank "Andrew Semaphore-Cadet Jack Beer,

Cadet Charles Bently, Cadet Wil- liam Ccocket, Cadet Cpl Carmen Glover. I

Attsudouco-Betty Forsythe for

one year Inns Bryanton. for one

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years.

First to Sylvia Block. Second to Rose Birtwistlc. Third to Ralph Calder. Fourth to Eileen Johnston. Fifth to Doris Macdonald.

GRADE VIII (MR. FOSTER)

1st. Prise for ficicncy awarded by Mr. ‘mi-nor and Brehaut.

2nd. Prize for

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Innis and won by Louise Cox.

' 8rd. Prize for General Pro- ficiency awarded by Mr. Noel De-

Blols and won by Newton Large.

Special Prise for Music Ap- preciation and Scholarship ‘award- cd by the Woman's Music Club

and won by Sandy Brchaut.

flciciency donated by Dr. W. MacKenzie awarded to Errol Mac- Kinnon. ‘

Special Prize for Musical Ap- preciation and Scholarship donated by Mr. W. A- Stewart awarded to Billy Rogers.

I. 0. D. E. "Cabot Play"- 2nd prize-Errol MacKinnon, 3 rd prize -.Drummond Cobb.

Cadet Signalling Certificates- Cadet Billy Rcgers, Cadet Drum- mond Cobl‘

GRADE VIII

Certificates for Home Nursing and First Aid presented by the End Cross Society-Margaret Martin, Catherine Bethune, Josephine Pickard, Helen ‘ridmarsh.

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Certificates of Merit-l Billy Rogers, 2 Drummond Cobb, 3 Errol MacKirmon, 4 Gordon DeBlois, 5 Catherine Bethune.

-.Grade VII (MISS YEO'S DEPT.)

1st. Prize for General Pro- ficiency, donated by Mr. P- W- ‘llilrner, awarded to—Mary M. MacKay.

General Pro- won by Sandy

General Pro- ficiency awarded by Mr. Earl Mc-

2nd Prize for Genera! Pro- ficiency, donated by lVLr. Russell Chandler and won by Muriel K. Cosier.

3rd Prize for General Pro- ficlency, donated by Mr. Everett

Ferguson, and won by Mary R- Robertson. I. O. D. E. "Cabot Essay"

Prizes- Winner-—"Ail Canada Es- say Contesifl-Miss Mluriel gK. Cosier.

1st. Place in Canada, ist. Place in Charlottetown.

Cadet-Signalling Certificate won by R. Frederick Seaman.

Certificates of Merit-l Mary M. MacKay. 2 Muriel K. Cosler. 3 Mary R. Robertson, 4 Alberta T. Darrach, 5 Grace E. Smith.

“The Macbeuu Senior Penman- shlp Certlficaic"—Ma.ry M. Mac- Kay. Marion E. MacLeod, Muriel K. Cosler, Grace E. Smith, Alberta T. Darrach. Mary R. Robertson. Mildred K. Campbell, Percival Simmonds, Harold R. Livingstone. -

Attendance Certificates-Lewis A Ward (5 years), Marlon E. Mac- Lcod, (3 years), Mary M. Mae- Kay (i year» Norman D. Lowther (1 year).

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Attcuduncc_ Eleanor McLeod 8 years; Paul Williams. 2 years, Rus- sel McKinnon, 1 year; Lorne Bon- nell, 1 year George Houston, 1 year; Keith Robinson l year: Calvin Proctor. 1 year.

cenméam of Merit-i am Hine 2 Beryl DeBlois, 3 Keith Robinson, 4 Paul Williams, 5 George Houston. onana v1‘ nuss Macxaws

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First Prize for General Pro- ficiency donated by Mr. P. W. Turner awarded to Robert Forsythe.

Second Prize for General Pro- ‘icency donated by Dr. Wendell MacKenzie awarded to Joyce Fraser.

Third Prize for General - Pro- ficiency donated by a friend awarded to Elinor Williams.

Certificates for Attendance ,- Margaret Gallagher 2 years.

Certificates of Mum-l Rdaert Fbrsytho, 2 Joyce Fraser, 3 E or Williams, 4 Ira Yeo. ' 5 Wu ace Higgins.

GRADE V M. MACKAIPS DEPT First Prize for General Pro- ficiency donated by a friend awarded to Graham Batt. Second Prize for General Pro- ficiency donated by Mr. Everett Ferguson awarded to Joan Fripps.

Certificates for Attendance-Joan Fripps (1 year) Graham Batt, (2

years). Certiflcoksof Merit-l Graham

Butt, 2 Joan Fripps, a Nora Hooper,

4, Bill Brehaut, 5. Mu Robinson.

Laine. 12 Daniel Nicholson. 13 nIrLoMAs m)! GENERAL PRO- GRADE V (MIS RATTENBURYS JMK Mflflfimlfln. 14 Robert FICIENCY GRADE VII (MISS. PEOWSES - DEPARTMENT) Large- 15 Adele Brown, l5 l-lclen - DEPT.) DeBlois, 17 Lloyd MscPbce, 18 1 Sandy Brchout I 1 ping pd” go;- qonqg; pm. Elfl 3111119. 19 990110 Bilrnett. 30 i Louise Co: First Prize for General Pro- ficicncy donated by 1dr. J. P- Willllm Chlmdlcl’. 21 Edward 8 Newton Large. ficiency donated by ‘ Mr. A. Gordon, awarded to Margaret 301w‘. 33 Ivfln 3011i!’- 33 U01)- 4 Hub!" Mum!’ Pickard. awarded to Jean Msc- Pry. limes "ma. 24 60rd” "W'- 5 Milli-r MacDonald Kay. ‘ 2 Second Prize for General Pro- Second Prize for General Pm- ficiency donated by u Frie d award- CADET DISCHARGE CIETI- CERTIFICATES I03 ATTEN- ficicncy donated by Mr. '1‘. W. L. sd to Stuart Chandler FICATES ANCE Prowse . awarded to Sterling I Walker. Ccrtlflcofcu of M 4-1 Margaret Captain-Campbell Stcwart- Newton largo (2 yuan). Third Prize for General Pro- Fry. I Stuart Chandler, s Lieutenant-William Quantity Floyd Drake (l year). ficiozicy ‘ ‘ ‘ by Mr. J. O- Shirlcy Long, 4 Billy Large, 5 Iiicumnan-t-Juck MhoLsnnou. Hyulmgn awarded m 15mm; Mm 5141,; _- - Lieutenant -Prank Johnsioa- GLADE VIII (ME. FOSTER) Block. lieutenant -—0I1ffvrd Twill- GRADE rv MISSMACKINNOWS hand. \ CADET SIGNALLING CEITI- Tho Macho-u, Method of Writing DEPT, Lieutenant —Gorrion Hyde. IICATIS Senior Certificates-Jillian Block, ~ Hwvwwt-Nln Hlrdlfll- - lnweli Brehlut. Iclth Md. First Prise m General m- Licutenont --Donold Mclu- Mono-Cadet Charles Hudson. Aludrcy Gillis, Arthur Haynes. Eva ficioncy donated by Mr. Pickard. non. Cadet Corporal Herbert Murray, Irlsm, Joan Msolntyre, Jean Msc- awarded to Ruth Tax-bush. C. S nix-Charles Golllghcr Cadet Douglas Orfcrd. Kay. Soccnd- Prize for General Pro. C. Q M. S-Robart Sollophcrl Cadet Garflm Boll, ._ ficiency donated by Mr. J. O. ~ _ Godot Brenton Hooper, Cadet Aflcuduuco Certificates -.Lcith an, Qwgrfigd u; gmy Cudotflcrporullorloluuaow- Iuflo . 0.1M Herbert Ipngiyssnuuntlocxoyiysu Bourke. Cadstfvouliurpcamdot James annual. Corporal Ralph Induced, lycor; Sterling lloamrowdctfluuklltcwort, Psuklqcodntfhomosltcwurt wolkorIyoamArtlaur-Hayneus Attoudouoa-. Csdothawnucsibcmbs, Godot yoummliqun from. flqrdouflglfing yup); y,“ Room Siowdrt. Cadet Vernon Cay for Iona Nunlug- Brady, (coo your: trio f-Iuiuu, Oudot Stewart. Poppin. Godot laud; Ixohout. Louise Cox. Joan Jloflt-i J (one your): Dotty 801mm, (one ‘mosh Dumvat. 014st" flaw-ll BoonVinnWnl-b. mm. Stealing Wllhr. I ma); n mcxianou. (one Burnout, Cadet Corpus-u‘! licorice son. - - v glkiauliocy4lawollnrohsut. I ycu-ntuirllo Rowaaicuo your). 311M, Godot Surgeon ldwmi , . new, ‘Cadet Chules Plchard, CIADI VIII (Ills! ‘IAIDOI’! ‘ Certificates of Merit-l 1mm (Jcrpcrul Don Nicholson, DEPT.) GAIDI VI Min C. G. llAC- Tubman, 5 Billy Bourke. 8 Iolrilo Comoistcwartroppimiargnaut 4 - nown,4nottylloimun.ssoan Dowlulounden Cadet Lloyd nap-loo for General Pro- _ - l- WiltisuuoudWultoi-Icpugo. momma-zest n-uuk Ilsa- ndnsy, donated by 14k. Mllcol-wuflot-Priu for General Pro- xiunou, William-Vanuatu, ~wurrw GlADlnlf-IBEIIIAMIAI! Cadet Allison McDonald. 04640 rill 0f 00M!!! . » THIN‘! - James Duliiug, Cadet Humid llis- onus by l0.‘ l“! ' " _ ""~" y Donald, Coda Lloyd lhclhvlu. cannon awarded Dmmmuad , Pint prise for General Profic- fi . x lk N. D. Ilse- ruiap may.