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JULY 7, 1951 |11; 1 r --

BIKE MEE IIIIS

_,___- rropight at 6 o’eiock the latelt

5 1 I ` Carl Prowse, young local welter-

1° _ W918ht boxer. leaves today for Hall-

events takes place al the Alle- rar, N. s.. where he will take part

sport

gweit Grounds. namely “The Bike - _ lin the Maritime Boxing ohsmplo

ave 8111115 1° be staged at the Wanderers

been received and the riders are all Denning their batting togs und st Ground-S July sth and sth. carl had

Moog" Upward! of 50 entries li

yo Al condition.

The track in fast and no doub

mg eompetitors will be makins 111° champions, stepped into big aus With Bill Longaphie. Since then

W McDonald, Eastern sm- humor lost the injured member -has healed

evening to mol; hhh go, ton hm nnd, quickly, and although a little weak womens tennis singles. Fraulein

es.

ge on hand lor the parade, 5.30 ggveo ,ohh whpo his ton,n_nmm` is 0. K., according to his dost

- 1

timers watch their “tickets” estch the seconds. _

and the races start at 6 p.m-

0Il'i"ICIALS_ '

scarier-Jack Gordon. Announcer*-Ed Acorn.

EIIEIIINII

IIECISIVEIY

the same time throwing up a stiff

1 defence, the Rovers, last year's bail

behind him only succeeded in driv

Jack McEachern, classy short-

stop of the Rovers, together with i\<1V11111lB-Be. Prowse's many frien Whitlock md Morley had n_ gondiwish him every success in his firs

iir-."___-_’___m':;;~"':":" ' ' ' ~;""-'r "-=---<=- -"-'¢"""' , ._._'..."-,,'T,'- rf- - 1 '|' .

_llvils will googrtgg su ov-:r;,l|lllunl_§.__.;______._______ jsofl uni

BY TEC

PROWSE OFF T0 BALIFAX

the misfortune someweeks ago of breaking his left hand in a. bout

H°W9V91‘. this will be more or

ing a lone runner across the plate. .

that he cannot use it to any gre

course Judges-Jack Stems. Fred night with the stielr, the trio se- °“'““P1°"‘111P battle- _ Moore, James Coyle. T0111 0011121111- counting for seven of the Rovers I

W. A. Gaudet, J. B. Murley.

Finish Judges-W. A. Smit

.Jack l`.»elEhtlZe1. T- W. L. Prow-Se. plate last evening, getting two hits cmuense °f Mal°°1’“ MMDUY1111

Angus Mcllachern. _

Tlmiefl-W. J. McDonald, B.

Doyle and Wm. I-ialfpenrly. _

A small admission _will be 9119-18811 ing. in trontdof excellent support he SCHMEHNG' G00” CHAMPIU

to 'cover expenses of the meet.

-----1.-*.**-'

The first spoon shoot of the seas

N SHIIIIT

- Star backstop was also on at the

in three trips up.

' ners, had a great night and work-

was almost on top of a shutout. As it was, he only allowed six hits over the route.

BY INNINGS

» lst inning

- Stars-McDonald hits long fly to

on was held on Kensington Rifle Donovan for first out; Acorn thrown

gangs on Saturday afternoon wi

h out by Mclilachern; Bolger hit by

18 riflemen taking part. Conditions pitched ball, steals second: McCabe were generally good with the ex- S1119 11-1911151 011 111118112; Mwarey eeptlou or s trlelry wind st the ooo flies out to Whitlock. who makes

yards. Considering the earliness the season and the fact that it w

of nice eatch.- No rurls, 1 hit, no er-

as s

F011

the nn; of gh, gouoh to ,ohm Rovers-Murley singles; McEa.cb- nevertheless some good scores were 9111 11111118 Sale; Muriey 801118 to

mano In tho class A ohooh the third; Ford strikes out; Francis hits

I 97, this being his first till’n0

scoring, Whitlock singles, Francis

ut,

it looks like a big year for 'Erl 3°”‘5 17° third M°T“3“° “fe “I1

In the Olass B shoot William Weis took home the spoon with a goo

h first McCarey dropping ball Fran

d cis scoring; Blanchard flies out to

Bolger; Donovan thrown out by Mc-

nnmn was won by Eno Cohn, with two bagger, Murley and McEachel-n

c. 1

. , -

95. An interesting sweepstake w pulled at the 600, which tcgeth

with a private grudge match ove the range by two teams of 2 each provided added zest to the day's shoot. this latter affair looked like

a dead heat until the Brigadier, wh had been runing in fins form, thre a shoe at the 600 yard mark an limped home in 23.

It is expected that there will be

almost double the number in nel; nove"__Cm,s°n strikes out; Mm__

Saturday’s shoot, and in order encourage new shots, a spoon wi

er Donald.-2 runs, 4 hits, l error.

2nd Inning

Stars-McDonald safe at first, on

poor throw by Carson; McQusid

3 strikes out; McDonald steals sec-

ond, goes to third on overthrow; Saunders strikes out; McInnis strikes cut.-No hits,_no runs, 2 er- rors.

ley flies out to Mclnnis, McEachcrn

U flies out to McQuaid.-No runs, no

be awarded for Class C shots. The huh no emn.s_

scores were as follows:

Class A

Eric~Coles ... ... ... _.. ... J. S- Moore ... ... ... ... .

A. JI. McCabe ... ... ... J. s.Mo1eod Em. Mclnnis ... . .-... My Coles ... ... ... ... ... 9

W- As Bmnh ou; msn' no uso '93 G. A. Coles ... ... ... ... ... 92 Percy Hooper ...-... _... -.. so VA- 0- F- Gm new los _su pee 90 All HOUINI eu lu- og. _-_gg ,oo BQ

9 9

... 9

Class B _

W- Will!! -. .ess ,,,-s se. ... :@1113 U01” our lee In nee" G' M' M°°f9 -me no lol no

B' G-_I0v° no nn leo neo on Ae Bpmétt no ,pa o, nu \rrY'l4 1 S. C. Moore .. ... ... ... 65

°. With open sights. 1_1-mire! were zoo. ooo and son

BIG LEAGUE BIII_l IIESUITS

_ (Canadian Press)

95 88 84 80

BASEBALL POSTPONEMENTS

N*1|°“l1 Loullle-New York ai l°l1»011¢ rain. ‘

American League-Boston at New

Jlilrk.. rain.

AMERICAN LEAGUE

‘BUF

F1 !'1

Mun

... ... ... ...

nmdpm. 'II sea one o_o 0 Wlllliucton .. o

Game called In last half of sth

In account of raingrevefgg oooh to

'21 111111118- Game will be played :..'r.°:r.:"'- -° °~- -- --

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QU Se.

3rd inning

Stars-McDonald walks, steals

7 second; Acom flies out to Donovan; 5 Bolger strikes out; McCabe thrown

94 out by McEachern.-No runs. no 94 »

hits, no errors.

3 Rovers-Whalen strikes out; Fran- 3 cfs strikes out; Whitlock safe on

McCa.rey’s error, thrown out at sec- ond by McCabe.-No runs, no hits, I

error. »

- ith inning

Stars-McCarey caught out by

Whitlock; McDonald singles; Mc- Quald caught out by Whalen; Mc-_ Donald steals second; Saunders safe on Blanchard's error, McDonald scoring; Mclnnis singles. Saunders on third; W. McDonald caught out by Mciiiachern.-1 run, 2 hits, 1 er- for.

Rovers-McTague singles to right

steals second; Blanchard out at

Ifirst; Donovan safe on McDonaid’s

error, McTague scoring; Donovan steals second; Carson strikes out; Murley singles, Donovan scoring; Saunders thrown out by Saunders.- 2 runs, 2 hits, 1 error.

5th Innlng

'Sian-Acom caught out by Whal- en; Bolger singles; McCabe singles; McCarey strikes out; McDonald thrown out by Carson-No runs, 2 hits , no errors. Itovera-Whalen safe at first, on

poor throw; Francis caught out by McDonald; Whalen steals second; Whitlock singles; McTague thrown out at first by pitcher; Blanchard singles, scoring Whalen and Whit- lock; Blanchard caught trying to steal third.-2 runs, 2 hits, 1 error.

6th Innlng

Stars-McQuaid safe, Whalen‘s er-_

1 2 ror; Saunders strikes out; L. Mc-

Quaid out trying to steal second; Phil" Meoueld batting for lvlenulis, hits double; McDonald thrown out by Whalen.-No runs, 1 hit, l error.

Rovers-Donovan caught out by

shortstop; Carson thrown out by pitcher; Murley singles; McEachem singles; Whalen thrown out by Saunders.-No runs, 2 hits, no er- rors.

- Game called.

BOX SCORE

Rovers ABR? Murley,ss

Mcllachern, 2nd . 4. 1

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P* L so _

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QISBIQ owing

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ten ssreties. 'Husky' Mecsse, burly ‘NEWS CHAI-1-ENGE

h Bill Longaphie has 'accepted the state takes an active part in the

d. promotion of all kinds of sport and

110111 1° like place not coriicl' than the effects of its action will con-

F~ Carson, mounding for the win- July mth'

___

Mu* Sohmelins. the 'reuton hold

strated recently in the new Mm, P21 Stadium at Cleveland that he

he ooouoiss. In defeating w.

and did something that had

hm ‘mm 1911911 011. when Schmelin really opened up and took the sg- sressive, it was merely s, parade fe,-

a mark after the bout.

from Schmeling’s title. Ever since he won on s. foul from Jack Shark-

1930, and returned home to Gel-_

ability and heart. Last night he ge-

it may not be lcrlg before hc is re- instated in New York. The 1101111 was a financial flop,

That was forechsted some time ago. It was estimated that the attend- ance was 35,000 and the gate in the neighborhood of $350,000, but th Madison Square Garden Col-pam. tion which staged the bout ha

could not break even under a gate 0! $400,000. It was the smallest gat f°1° 5 119l1VyWo18hi: title bout since the Demssy-Gibbons match in Shelby. Mont., on July 4, 192;; Las; 1‘11Eht Schmeling worked for 40 per cent. of the gate and will reeelve ubou§_ s120.0o0, whlle strlullhg

will

get about $38,500 for balm. Bchmel- ing and Sharkey each received $177,911 for the.il‘_ Iound-r:'_l.::'_l 231.11 13 months ago. -

GEBJIIAN SPORT EAGLE SOARS

sport circles for Germany: Schmel- ing retained the heavyweight cham- pionship of the world at Cleveland and at wimbledon, rraulein cull Aussem contested with her country woman. Hilda Krahwlnkel, for the

or Auasem won her matches in clean,

decisive fashion and at the finish

of a hinderancs to him knowing of the match Hilda was nearly as

at .

groggy as Stribling

ds o For the first time in the history t of Wimbledon play, two German

ladies dominated the finals. The

lllatherland ls_ leaping further in athletic endeavor every day. The

tinue to make themselves felt.

N GAINS 'IS READY

- The manager of Larry Gains, T0-

er of the worlds heavyweight title, ronto negro who holds the Canad- in almost every part of the world ian heavyweight title, stated that a i9X°9Dt New York State, demon

- group of Leicester sportsmen have

undertaken to back Gains to the

i. is extent of $25,000 if a match can be

thoroughly entitled fo the throne managed with Max sehmellug. cler-

L. msn who successfully defended his

"Young" Suiblins he turned bselr worlds title against Young strlu- 111¢ °11B119I1se of one of the smart- ling at Cleveland. _“I1 11011915 111 the heavyweight ranks Gems, who esslly defeated Phil

not Scott, British heavyweight champ-

been 5°” 111 277 D!’9v10ll5 bouts. ion, in England a. month ago, is f°"°9 the G901§ian to stop before prepared to leave for Alllcricu at the end oi' the bout. Schmeling was I the end of the month.

0l11P0inted in the earlier rounds -Z-

but had his own plan of campaign DID NOT IMPRESS COB Bild f0l10Wed it perfectly. Stribllng Jack Sharkey, asked on Tuesday had the edge in the first six rounds if he were going to attend the

g Cleveland bout, replied: “I wouldn't

go across the street to see it. Mrs Sharkey and I are going to take

The victory removes any taint \‘vorks." l-le selected the German as nnoor to subscribe at onoe_ This

“he Wmner' ' (Continued from page ll urged not only on account of th

in f excellency of the paper under th

ey the Yankee stadium in 'June' SUMMER' HOCKEY Financial depression is having its editorshlp of Rev. Dr. Warren, bu

th _ _ effect. Last year there was no sale because of the crisis in the finan-

Zilggs _:gg-eh;1;§€e;_sug;ting “_ Mimfeal “mieur hockey play' for wheat. This year on account of cial affairs of the paper which

e armani ;`;ib;‘;Eng;:;& gggrifnfmity mlr drought fields of wheat are being makes it absolutely necessary to in

- er w -

mnnstrnt d h dried up. But we have hopes of be- crease the subscription list if th e e had the ability and ;r;{_eu;l;:‘;ts :tndn vmgors _,share ing able to carry on. Rev. Mr. Eat- paper is to be continued.

H winter S D5? Eames' 1° vi; hmg on clozed with an appeal for help T'hird-That this association mer as a lxgulgr ice sgrgnc 'sum' for the work of the Baptist Church heartily reaffirm its stand for the

a e was ln western Canada Prohlbitory.Law of the sale of in

put down for the contests.

EXHIBITION SCORE CARDS

Mr. E. F. Acorn, well known an-

ca-rds for the Exhibition rseeg 11;

'Whalen 3rd 3 Francis, c 3 Whitlock rf 3 McTague, 3rd, if Blanchard, lst .. Donovan cf Carson, p

Totals

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UI in

l-°oc>00»-|-

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Stars A3 W.McDona1d, 55 _ 2 Acorn, 2nd 3 Bolser. rt 2 McCabe, c ....... 3 Mwurey. 1st 3 G. MacDonald, p 3 L. MscQuaid, if . 3 Saunders, 3rd 3 Mclnnls, cf 2 P. MacQuaid, cf

Totals

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Last week was momentous in:

|N B' An odering was taken on *nis behalf as an express on of sym

elbrook was then introduced as the

' ea r of the venin

sp ke e g. '

He took as his text St. Jo

` uldeth sions: but iz lt d;e lt uriu

Sports Editor)

ing five days and 144 holes came that every mon has the privilese

tle scarred llhlrs or iuveruess withisosos and if we full in that

boy from Connecticut, crowned 85 -111686. o en cham on of the United He urged that every Christian

vacated by Bobby Jones. work.

Just when it looked as though

sleek haired anlle rallied to wm °“’ °“’“ Way ° “B ‘

equalling round of '11, his best and

by far the most spectacular round dress in Prayer'

etween these two A solo by Miss Frances Wood

at the end or the regulation '12 holes tory oi' the Association--Sf of ohon-,plohgmh ploy at 292 ea,¢h_ Following are the resolutions p two strokes ahead of their nearest S9115 _

they were again deadlocked at 149 ollltlons.

with a grand total of 589 strokes for Baptist Church and of members

-----'--- 101' his thoughtful consideration

the German- He 000k everything 0111' 91111111911 11° 0111' N9W Haml* IB 0 T I the members of our churches “Th

amuse them by shooting off fire- » 1 .families who are not taking t

sudden illness Miss Archibald was H110 1l11Dl11`111i1l 9!11’01‘09ll‘i91i1~ not able to sddress the meeting. Fourth-Resolved that the P.

e Miss Bain, who has been on- s, Island United Baptist Association

Wm be em b h ' _ Mr. Peacock bade Miss Bain, God- ll91`11y in 1115 118W C11111S_e B1 C3111?-

r em ered t at Ed fum `speed, assuring her of our love for 59111011- N- 3- M1- 1311111011 Was f01`

ished th d 1

out a vee ext: talsb year and put her and of our appreciation of her the past two years Moderator and

' I I

ry ac ve ‘I°b' and this sorwoos untiring in his efforts for the King

I ln hood P, eth forth much fruit." __ _

(By Aan Go d' Assoc es§` His address was very in.spiring‘SuEl°l§`n€- Slde P 3. I) C

mvl-:R.NEss cl.UB.'ro1edo.ohlo. and 1115 S“‘°1°°" W” a ’“"“g °“e , N 0 15 C S SllSplCl0

July 6-The most gruelling of Une. for the closing sermon of the As- °

ed stat” golfing mn,-o¢hoh_g_ 1551;. soclation. The speaker pointed out

He admonished parents to so 1

by a single stroke with a final par in y°“r chudren' The speaker °1°

of the struggle b ‘ . ' _ Burke finished the second 36 hole H“ze1b1`°°k and Players 1°’ 1119 A pley off day with u score of '17-'ll- S°°1‘111°11 C105” 0112 Of the 111° mn von Elm Wound nn with o mp successful and inspiring meetin ly of »15_73_|49_ They had boon “od that has ever been held in the hi

rival, Leo Diegel. At the close of The Committee on Resolutio the first as hole play off sunday, hereby present the following res

strokes apiece, so that when they First-That this association here- finlshed the last hole today. they by expresses its hearty appreciat- were only a single stroke apart in ion of the hospitality of the mem- their record shattering duel, Burke bers and friends of the Bedequ

144 holes, and Von Elm with 590. other churches and to the pastn

tile comfort of the delegates and

to the choir and others who as sfsted in song.

Second-That we commend to al

season promi ' piece of worlfes an even greater The retiring moderator, Rev. Mr, _dom during his stay amnog us. We

- _' ‘ V poooook welcomed tho now mod- commend him heartily to our breth

_ At _'Une Capitol

erstsr, Dr. J. A. clerk, of the ax- 'foo lu the N~ B- Eastern Associat- norimonm Fo,-n.,_ chnrlotmown ion as a. beloved brother and an ef

G 0 l F The service closed with a hymn_f1Ci°1115 W°1'1¢9'i' 111 1119 L°1'i'1'-5 V1119' `

by the choir and congregation and lafd~ Bohodm_gon_ I Fifth-That we‘ emphasize the

G1 _ great importance of evangelism and

ma 010115 g0lIlng weather enticed SUNDAY EVENING the deepening of the spiritual life

nl' 111911111918 120 the Belvedere among the members of our church-

,$313 v‘;:rei1;;_\;]z1’<-:iyinanli;1eicfoegtligt The commodious church at Bed_ les and their systematic training in es of the new wx. Rogers Trophy enne was unable to accomodate the 'Christian service and stewardship.

Miatch. The match was not complet delegates and vismrs wh° camelwjgne of the delegmes attending h

od n from all parts of the Island to* - 01159-

sta:di(I11gun<>t;I"lr1<}J]i1e l;(;m;Eln!:u?l`¢?;:i,the llttend the closing service of the Mr' and Mrs- H~ P- Dunbaf- Mr' T119 5101?. 11119511 1119011 1110 D01- Featmmg the days play was the Association-5 annual meethm Joseph Dunbar and Mr. Isaac Dun- ance Davis stage bombshell, "Ap

feat of 8 veteran golfer and former 120 extra visitors were ente,.taln_ bar, Alma, Miss Wood, Mrs. Jud- ron Strings," concerns the amaz champ1on,Mr_ A_A_McLean’ ex MGP' ed by the home congregation' ne_ son, Alexander; Mr. and Mrs. Jud-_ ing and totally unusual antics of ' Mn McLean made the tenth hole of Sides the delegates who were ah son Simpson; M-rs. Winfield Gam- an idealistic, young husband, whose

the course in one md thus has the ready them The meemgs through ble, Miss Vesta Barrett, Miss Ruth mother's letters of advice cause

distinction of joining the select hole out were most inspiring and help- Simpwn' Lic - WI“°h°51°"- Be1‘ 11151115' am11S1l18 511112-11011- The in-one-club. The distan fro tee ful and the people went away feel- mont; Mr. Edison McDonald, Mr. young wife objects, to put it mild-

C8 III

to cus on this unique shot was 140 lug they had derived mush here-.md MIS- P6191’ P1°“f1°» M15- S- 1Y- und the ensuing situations ess

SUM R f yn,.ds_ It is many years since ashhn ht from the religious as Wen as‘Campbel1. Mrs. T. G. Ives, Char- ily attain the heights of coruscat-

MA Y

sr feat has been performed by 9, social ./_terconrse they had en_|°yedIlottctov\'n; Miss McPhall, Mrs. Char ed entertainment.

Two Base Hn_s_Fmncis' P. Mc_ loool member of the oh,h_ during the c0nvenM0h_ les Ll:/Ioore, Mrs. Mchelll. Mrs. C. D. Elliot Nugent, brilliant young ac Q g1d_ When play for the W. K. Rogers The hewly erected mode,-n¢o,~_ M0 eu-11. C1y€19 R1V91. William Mc- tor, as the wrongly calculating ben-

u Stolen Ba5eS_Don°vBn’ whale much Wag suspended mixed vom-. DL clark was chairman of the ev_ Leod, Misses Edith and Minnie Mc- edict, walks on and off the screen

Fm-d_ w_ Mononnld Bo, ' somes handicap over the last nine onlng meow-,g_ wh|oh onohoo wlth Leod, Dundas; Rev. and Mrs. H. R. in his character so convincingly

get Gus

Maoponnyd 2_ ' ' holes got under way. Mrs, H, S. n song of ,/nise by the Chou. and Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Fraser; Mr. and that one very nearly forgets that

5;,-,ho onts_By Carson' 6; By Henderson and Arnold Taylor won cong.rega_n0n_ Mrs. Ja-mes Robertson, Mr- and he is attending a talking picture

Maoponnm 5_ with a gross of 57 and a net of 37. The resolutions were also read nt Mrs. Robertson, East Point; Mrs. and that compliment is almost the

Base on bnhs_By Carson 1 Ladies two ball foursomes follow- this time and adopted and nas5ed_ J. R. Neill, Mrs. H. Andrews, Miss height of approval, Pert little Jean

me y, ooh B ' ' _ ed. the winners bolus M15- H» C~1he,,ong,eg,,non was askenh, Show McLure, Mrs. Nunn, Fairview; Rev. Arthur is equally well cast, and

y D er- y Carson (B01

get), ’ Brown and Mrs- Muuuins Bssnn»il~ ns approval 0, the ,.,,s,,n,non on E. J. Chisholm, Leytoh Mecsbe, she turns ln one of the most ex-

pmed B,,,,s__McC,be_ 2_ Mr. E. D. Nicholson club president Pronnnlon by ,_ standing ,,0,_é_ ,nn Roy Jones, Mlss Bertha wood, Mrs. celient portrayals oi her esreer. Um h-o_D,._ D 1188 19C€1V9d i1l€1191 11011113118 S11-111' was unammous_ Boswell Jenkins, Mrs. Matthew Betty Compson, always capable,

D ougan.

On the bases-George Rice Jack memde Go" Club calling attention Rev. Mr. Crowe spoke a few words W°°d' Mrs' Kent ‘7°“°5» H“ze1‘ and °"° °f the 111051 1191111111111 W0-

Sqom-obrlg s_ ' 10 the 131-1913 d51'1¢¢ 111 H°Im“'“'5' expnesslng the hope that the de]e_ brook; Miss Grace Ackland. Mrs. men in motion pictures, leaving ating feature. In thc role of .lcvcc

Tone 0, g,,me_, nm so mm_ms_ store on Wednesday ulsht °°1“111il~ gms and ,,nn,,,.5 had enjoyed aelrlul-ld, Mr. sud Mrs. stephen practically nothing to he deslred lu

' te tie thtlth 11110

;1r1;a1f1en1”_;t;_n;en: ii; gljposed ,hen my in B,,deq,,e_ Aelrlsud, Mr. and Mrs. Newsome,_hor portrayal of the worldly mend

S0011 By llillillls Charlottetown visitors to the links D1-_ Clark replied and on behalf MTS- K'1I.SOIl, Klngstoh; Thomas Of the "wronged" wife'

on the day of the dance Wm be of the visitors expressed his ap- H°“d°rs°"' L°“3 Creek; M155 39"* J' C' N“F°“t makes 11 B11 ll fu-

1 2 3 4 nnoohmon of the hospitality “_ nie Jenkins, Marshfield; Mrs. W, mily affair when he realistically and

5 6 Rl-IE - l d f n impromptu round _

Stars . .. 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 6 4 M: come .X-h°r§ .noe |n the evenlng tended to the Association by the C- Stewart, Mr. Douglas Besmerh paternally advises Elliott Ryu, Wo.

Rovers . 3 o o 2 2 0 'I lo 4 M gon' e B Bedeque congregation. 'M"- W» D- Johnston. Montague; mon- He might very well ,.d,.,_.o the

' is ublic one. _

8' P __ Do,-mn the ohertory n double Mr. and Mrs. Heber Ellis, Mr. and Y°“1’18 msn. belng in rest me his

two from Boston and one from male quartette rendered the beirut- M'S'EV°’9"Hm"I5-M"- “11dM1'S 591 $th"“" M1150" S1<111W01'i-h. from

Ocean Race Princeton, N. J. The ocean racinl lful hymn "0 La11'1b of God I Come" ly' Mr' “nd Mm L1_d51'°11°- M1- 111111 Ee L°"d°“ SWB9- Tully Marshall.

clul: of England and the Cruising Special prayers were asked by Mrs' W- SmIk91'- 01-9111'y1 Mrs. Is- V9- MCK01lzle and "Sleep-11'-Eat

A Y, are the sponsor, D,-_ M,-,son for Mm Archibald, who abella Glidden, Mrs. Major Schur- 1116 retarded colored msn of "Feet

Clllb of me ca Fl tn (C dia of the long race. had been stricken with a sudden mm' DE' A' W' L°'“`d- E‘“°"5°“ T an “did m°t°'1°‘"V 1° 1-119 CX

nEwPoR;.“'R "I "J'“"l;_ 5_Ten ___________,__..__---- illness that mo,-ning and the doom, I-loustis. Mrs. John Johnson, sum- C l911f1e of the opus. mm nnmnl Vogel; “ned n-.om nn! DEATHS had ordered her in cancel all her memde' MES- ‘7°1"‘ Th°m*“"- M1* ns" FDU ,_ pon today on I 3900 mne “ce to __________.__------- engagements on the Island for me *md M15- 060118 W00fl. Mr- and ND IN B001-ri BOTTLE Plymouth. England. 'rhs little fleet Clllll-EY-M Southport. July 0. Present. .M“- W‘""“ 1"°W‘°“°- W11m°1 WARREN _"*° that went -to the star-L 11-ns in s Mrs. Margaret Curley, aged Bl.¥'un- Prayers were also asked for Rev. Large' B°W1°Y 7-MTU- M13- W~ S- ' R' 1°- \7“1Y 5--<U-P»7- lisht easterly breem and under an eral Wednesday morning at 9 o'- J. B. Ganong of Sussex, N. B. one Lesfd 01' TfY°“¢ RW- M95 511°” A dm; “Sh was “und In 5 ]_1°“°' overcast sky included eight United clock from the residence of' her time superintendent of Home Mis- 01' 31111111011- Mi111110b<1. formerly of b°m~° taken f"°’“ W“1'f911 1'1\’91. states crust and two British. Five daughter, Mrs. Martin smitihsouth sions. who is seriously ill in the “"1 131111181 011111911- Chofloiio- “We” °‘ ""1" ’“““°"- bl' 911111'

¢,-, ‘ ' ‘ year-old Adeline St. Germain.

.APPIIEIJI

or Western Part

to on ond thgs ovonmg oh me but- leading a useful life for God's pur- Province.

Billie Burke, the Polish-American will have to answer to the Great _ L

The manner in which the

de' tion pledges in Prince County

Journal:

s_ good work in many respects, a

being cautioned to go slowly in ce

as- friends of the govemment does n

ns‘ look too favorable. There are qui

a number of episodes from time to

_ time which show that liquor

not a scarce commodity in t

oi eral at Lot Ten, by the provinci

for come out of it. A disgraceful dru

at a place near the West shore

that Stribling had and hardly bore shire camp for the holiday nn;lI Maritime Baptist" and urge our 111101' is making itself felt. At any

S rate nothing was done in the mat-

hi is ter. Travelling on our roads w

e not be safe very long if many mo

toxicated and needed all the road

E' cur in a province where liquor

not supposed to exist. It is to

of their friends.

Bzg Laugh Hzt

ies-one moment raising the view er’s eyebrows with its dialogue an

an uproariously funny comic sit uation-"The Virtuous Husband

county. A large seizure, it is report- cd, was made some days ago from the premises of a well-known Lib-

police, but nothing seems to have

Ill

e men are to be met on our highways t of the kind which a citizen encoun-

tered several nights ago between Summersidc and Kensington. The

_ man in question was hopelessly ln-

e was possible to give him. Nothing

was done about it and it may be that the next time that this man

_ essays to drive a car in an intox-

i ted diti f tl l -

1;; was regretted that owing to toxicating beverages and its fair ;;dm;0;;tiZ_e;n:1¢;\;1eh;5;ct; yuflxlr

Such things as this should not oc-

is be

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previously announced that th hav h ' '

ey clone yolttwhen it comes to good return to India in September spoke 1311111011 1981915 812 1115 1'91110VB1 f1‘0111

11 SP0 . as been awarded the

c contract for furnishing the score E few wmds °t f"eWeu‘ the bqunds of the Agocmon an

on behalf or the Association, Rev. best Wishes for happiness and pros

' during the short time that they are

destined to hold office will not ex-

d ert -themselves too strenuously -in

applying the soft pedal on behalf

_-_--~ - -_ fa'

I U LI Central Guardian

, ____ I MARSHFIELD - The annual

Pre byterian Tea and Ice Cream

0 Festival will be held Tuesday ev-

ening, July 'lth. If-not fine. Wed-

12, 24 "Verily, verily, I say unto ,I1 _,__

M A R A T H 0 Nlyou, except a grain of wh at nesday. 34 7 fall into the ground and die, it - s

THE PRESBYTERY of the W.M.

S. of the Presbyterian 'Church in

r Canada will meet at Tylle Vfi139y I _

Friday July 10111. l ours of mcelngs

us Iare executive, 9.30; mornin; 10.30

H 3 I) 1) C Il l 11 g' S In afternoon 2.30. evening B. ' of

7143-'l-‘I

cuvncll sanvlca-'rhe Rev.

J. M. Murelllgen. Dist. secv oi illo

a Bible Society will conduct service

Government is fulfilling its prohibi- in Sturgeon United Church 011

is Tuesday at il p. m. and at George-

ive “lf the reports which from time

Burke and his fighting rival' tholr “veg that they may reveal to time come from various sections

?‘:°n;°dVI;n 1); UT $15235’ the Lord _,egos to thou- child,-o'n_ of the county are true, then it would

“we ° ° e °" ° 'Y illvl is erleete

S_ preparing to make the coming elec-

ed hh helpful nnd inspiring ad_ tion a ‘wei.' one. It is to be hoped

that the peovle of this province will ‘the c.uard=eh understands, ls s1

of take active measures to prevent"f,-on-, 5_ anything of this nature, but thervorg, st word which comes that the provin- ithoh- gs cial police who have been doing~o,,5o5

P P1 States. and occupant of the throne vote all his energies for Gcd's thus described by me summersmeiwwn Thursday night at 8 n_ nn

EXORBITANT TAXI F.»\llE<

The complaint has been made by s, visitor to the Province of having

d seem that our Liberal friends are been charged $14 for a single'taxi

fare to a well-known summer hotel. The regulation fare,

Charlottetown. Our taxi dri- as a rule, are reasonable in fares, but where exccptonul occur of attempts to exploit

"'3'sl:mmcrvisitol‘s it is in the inter-

E`:ests of all concerned that the of-

tain cases where the offenders are-,ending driver be severely dealt

01 wlth. te ___

ig_ AT GYRO-Mr. Warren L. Bren-

r ken brawl occurred some nights ago

' Lot Seven which disturbed the

neighbors for miles around that set-

1 tlement. Some go as far as to be- o lleve that already Crit election li-

ton, Provincial Dairy Superintend- ent, was the speaker at the week- ly meeting of the Gy1‘0 Club held last evening at the Bench Grove Inn- He discussed his subject, “Soma Phases of the Dairy Industry," in a most interesting and comprehen- sive manner, bringlng out many interesting facts in connection with the industry in the Province and in the world in general. Mr. \V. J, Monaghan was chairman, and Mr. Walter McNutt was guest. Reports from various committees were re- ceived, discussed, and adopted. It was announced tha't_thc incoming president of Gyro International. would be in Moncton on his official visit to District No. 6, July 16. It is expected that the local club will bc well represented. Mr. E. A. Fer- guson was presentcd with a silver mug on the occasion of the arrival of a new son. The presentation was made by the last recipient, Mr. Monaghan. A vote of thanks to the speaker was moved by Mr- Ken. Martin, seconded by Mr. C. M. Wil- liams and supported by Dr. P. A. Creelman. The weekly Gyro dana! followed the meeting.

PERSONALS

Miss Audrey I-Ia.rvey,' Linklettet

Road, is visiting friends in the City.

Friends of Mrs. Wilfred McNally

will be glad to know that she un- derwent a successful operation in

One of the sesson’s best comed-

A returned

made its debut on the Capitol screen last night before a. packed

the City Hospital on Friday morn- ing. '

____ ._Mrs..noher.t,Eersl1s<_>n_snd sruud- daughter, Miss Patricia spraguer who have been visiting Mr. and M1s George Simes, of Park Corner, have

to their home at Moncton

sogompanied by Miss Doris Sims

the next pulling them down with h Wm make an extended visit nn

w o

,, Moncton. _

Marion Davis

IPuts Audience

In Uproar

Marion Davies and Robert Z.

- Leonard offer anothn sparkliu!

contribution to the gaiety of the screen with "It's a Wise Child,"

- her new Metro-Goldwyli-M21l'91`

star-ring vehicle which opened F95* tcrday at the Prince Edward Theatre.

This is the sixth time, we are told

the vivacious star has aplucnrcd under Leonards clever riilrciim, their last effort, "The Baclzvlor Father," having set a high mari: to shoot at.

The piciurizaiion of the ~'ii`1‘V

Laurence E. Johnson sings plzr.-' is by far Miss D:l\'ir~s' most captiv-

Stanton, ihc village belle attack- ed by gowiping tongues, she achiev- es a convincing nzlivcic that illms the most implicating of scenes into upronrious mirth.

Sidney Blnckmcr, as thc lawyer,

who is willing to nmrry his at- tractive client to save llrr mod name, finds his .=ncl~ifire a luis-

ztakcn ollc-but marries-hcr ally* way. James Gleason scores as the comic iccman and Marlo Provost

_.is effective as Anrtier-the servant

girl, whose secret nmrrillgc and np- proaching motherhood starts the scandal that reflects upon Joyce.

Others wllo ollcr fine perform-

ances includc Polly Moran as tim cook and Lester Vail. who prerrs his job to ron1al'lcc_ Just the rlgilt ‘kind of breezy entertain- merit for warm weather.

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