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AmNTREAL QUE, Oct. 8 -—An— , . figlfiilllliii Steamships will wach the ‘ -, hi, shed 14 on Sunday at

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QCTOBER 9. 1937

Y. M. c. A.

All classes scheduled on Fall Announcement will he open as from date of Wed., Oct. 13th.. Class time ‘table! wil be mailed out on tele be secured at Y.M.C.A. Office.

Classes

phone request or may

THANKSGIVING 0.4 Y

Y.M.C.A. open all day.

9.00-12.00—Game facilities open to Boys. 2.00—10.00--Iiobhy' games reserved for Seniors. BOWLING ALLEYS OPEN AT 2.30 P.M.

TREAI. SUNDAY

white liner of the Ccniidran phi-t when the "Lady Solnrrs"

rvtizrnlng from u 1Z5—l7Zi_V~ 'to Bermuda. the

IN MON- Bahamaislands and, bringing up n good quota cngers

Gold produced in of Soiitll Africa in J lied at more than $34,755,000.

lee-conditioned tables and improved Bowling Alleys.

ivho have

Jamaica, of pass- l been visiting

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Because of new registration re-i y.‘ qiiirelnents. several Americancom- panles are leaving Mexico,

the Transvaal July was val-

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WHUDPJOOKOZZ’ l3<IiDDDD C~'.'3'O'O3JD1$O'O'O"

glion Presb“; Terian i

sum-w-

‘lat and mun.

Lan 2.30 p. Anthem

‘o

Solo part

vices.

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,' 1i a m. flionllng Se

Mr. .

Rev. G. Carlyle Webster, Minister. Prof’. [mills I). Thompson, Organ-

aster.

PM?!‘

Anthem-"Yo Shall Dwell in the d‘ — — - — — — Staincr

Solo part by iialcoim MllcKlnnon

m-Sabbath School and Bible (Jlasses.

7.00 p. m.-Evenlng Service Sermon.

_.~1 will Magnify Thee 0

(. d" - - — — —- — Churchill

by Mr. Wendel Phillips

Soprano Solo — — —- — 5111645100 Mrs. Arthur H. Roper

The Minister. Rev. G. C. Webster will occupy the pulpit Ii. both acr-

rviee and Scr-

Lilli

Public Worship: 0'CI.0CK

in‘: i "_

s l

Organist-Mrs Keith R0881’!-

ITRANGERS AND VISITORS CORDIALL! nwrrsn.

St. Jallies Church

Minister: Rev. R. MOORHEAD LEGATE, D. D- ]t[0RNINfl' AT ELEVEN, AND EVENING AT SEVEN

THE - HOLY-COhflIIlNION-—WILI.—RE - (‘Ew- lmnnm-ar-lvlonlvluo-ssavlcl:

Bobbi!!! School It. Two-thirty.

Choli- Leader, Mrs J. A LBW!!!“-

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wfiflsibaQvfi‘ i naaamsct ioa-oa. ‘ '<-’?"=’T<i'?¢0>?9"»"9’

MINISTER-THE REV. HARVEY I.

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Cor. Prince a Fitzroy

. DENTON, B, D.

IURNING wonslur ll

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....--.--—-——Whitiool 3.'.‘:.'.2.."_'-°-i‘.'.‘i°;§°il‘§-'-'"-° - - h» m- n- L- new»

lhitlmm-"Why My Soul Art Thou

Solo-"Pralso Ye the Lord" - —- —

ed.- --Mondelslohn _ _ _- - Bantock

so Vex

Miss Vera n. Malcolm 01:11PM" " The clmlwu scllool. mo r. M.

..w~

rnce over fut year. Did i011 I1I-'|P'-"

tile day! EVENING WORSHU’ 7

L“; gumlsy brought one more day of increased attend-

If not. to-mormvl ll

OTILOCK

._ _ ullmant omn Proludie-Oflertoire in p mum" — G Sermon-"The Making oi‘ l Jt-‘W’ — The Rev. H. L. Dflltbll

Antlidnv-Sclected

mimo- of Choir-Miss Vern n. Malcolm campbell. Mill-B“-

Orgnnist-Mlss Helen Cflmifik-

You are cordially welcomed to Join in worship with

rm; BAPTIST CHURCH

‘MacDonald of Long Creek, l

’I'_I_'IE CI-IARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

The Central guardian

BRIDGE — A aficrnoon at 2.30 o'clock L-4l2-l0-9-1i. noam noon noun Milled from washed wheat for your satis- ction. L-1075-7-28-t1. USE "SOLITE"

shortening for better baking. ' L551-il-14-tf

STEWABTS YEAST ha... bet. ter bread. L551-9-14-tf

Court yesterday two motorists charged under the traffic by-filw with parking in frontof adrive way were each fined $3 and costs. Similar charges against a third party were withdrawn.

MOTORIST FlNED-An out of 7 town motorist, convicted of oper- Btlni; a. motor vehicle with im- proper lighting equipment “ins fined mid assessed the court mats by Magistrate Tweedy yesterday. The case was prosecuted by the Mounted Police and other cases are pending, it Wm; learned.

THE LITTLE THEATRE annual membership campaign opens 'I‘ues- day, Oct. 13th and continues for one week only. Headquarters at Patriot Office. Active membership $1.50, associated $2.00 or double as- einte itwo in a family» $3.00 per year.

MACEACHERN-MACDONALI) ._ The marriage that took place on Wednesday, October 6th, Baptist Parsonage, North River, ivith Rev. B. G. Manzer conduct- ing the ceremony, of Miss Maryi Lucinda MacDonald, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John MacDonald. of Long Creek, P. E I and Earl MacEachem, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Earl MacEachern, of Longl Creek, was of interest to ihoirli many friends. McDonan was attended by ills sister, Miss Heleni and the groom was supported by his brother, Eldon MacEachern. i After the ceremony" Mr. and Mrs. MacEachem motor- ed to Long Creek where they were to join friends and guests at the bride's home. Both bride y and; groom are well known at- Long: Creek where they are to take up‘ residence while their many- friends extend best wishes-

ItIACPI-IEE -MACKINNON --'I‘he marriage at New Argyle, Wednesw day September Bth, of lvljss Oath-l erino Matilda MacKlnnon, daugh- ter of Mrs. Mary D. MaicKinnon, oi New Argyle. lately returned home from Iitdiana where she has been employed during the last seven years was of much interest to citizens of Long Creek and vicinity. The groom was John Charles" MacPhee, of Long Creek, P. E. 1., son oi’ Mrs. Paul Mac- Phee also of Long Creek. The brides attendant was Annie May MacKinnon of New Argyle and e. sister iii the bride while the best

t the Golf Club this‘

POLICE COURT-At the Police.

similar ,

5461-10-9-11 I

at the~

S URAN CE

MOORE AND McLeod, Lid. will be closed all day Monday, Thanks- Zlviflt. L469.

WHEN YOU NEED a rilsh job of j Printing Phone J. D. Taylor 606-1.. L-lel-lo-z-ioi,

HOME BAKERY Elm Avenue. bl"ead, the staff-of-life, unexcclled

,sold at all grocery stores-Emer- prise Bakery-Phone 1616. L-2l0

y COMMERCIAL l ASSN. quarterly me lning at 7.30 Board Room.

r tendanec requested.

i THE THANKOFFERING Ser vi

CONFEDERATION LIFE IN- 14-6789-7-12-312

TRAVELLEIH; ' eting this eve- Cityv y Hall. Important i)ll.~iI‘l€&5. Full al- 11-468.

ce of the Olive Branch Mission IBand, New London will be held , on Sllibifly evening, October 10th,

l 7.30 p. m. Rev. Mr. Young, ‘Pryoii

‘will conduct the sei" 3‘ mu=ic.

vice.

Richard Westawav, ithe congregation in ; Mass, will preach tomorrow, Sun- : day the ll inst. at Cape Trav- lerse at 10.30 a. m; Summersidc yl 2:30 p. m; Stnnchel 7 p. m. 1.41s. SENTENCE!) IN MONCTON—- lA resident of Clyde R er, tltxs province, who pleaded guilty ‘u negligence resulting iu lllyl-iiry lo George Black. was sentenced All Moncton, N.B., to four months in the county jail. The cars were lu collision some weeks aiyzo and bo:h men went to hospital.

PHILATHEA CLASS ENTER. TAINED-On Thursd-iv evening some 40 members of the Philathczi class of lho Charlottetown llapiist Church accompanied by their hill;- bands ivere (fiiiCiiilillfVi at thr; flame of Mrs. Alder DickLcson, New Glflfigou". After a. short worslpp period a business Illflgiilllfl W115 held when plans were drawn up for tile coming yiear. Mrs. Clark lead an interesting ai-ticle on "Don't wol- about Your Heart". The meeting

ivas brought to a close by a sing- ‘

#10115» A dainty lunch was sefved by the hostess. Assisting her were Miss Ruth Dickinson. Mrs. George Dlckieson and Mrs. Dr. Stevenson,

TRADE‘ BOARD COUNCIL l\ll-.l-.I‘S-—Res0luiions to be pre-

pared by committees for ailon to the ftfariiime Board of Trade which meets in annual convention rit Monuon nn Tues. dav and Wednesday ilcxt \\'i“l'(' discussed by the Council of the local Trade Board last night. Amlmil the‘ resolutions to be pre- lmrcd will be one from the trans- portation committee urging im- proved trans tween this Province land. Other routine taken up at the

we: presided over

present-

man was Stanton MacPhee a. bro- ther of the groom. The bride was given away by her brother, John MacKfnnon, of New Argyle. Alter the wedding ceremony was solemnized by the

Manner, pastor o! the North River Baptist Churches, the bride and groom sat down to a sumptuous banquet table where many friends joined them. From the banquet tab'e the bride and groom left for Charlottetown and later

many useful and costly gifts. The happy young couple will residence at the groom's home, Long Creek, P. E. I. A few days-l preceding the wedding friends tendered a large shower at the l Canoe Cove Hall, where many.

gifts were asembled, fol" the ncwl home. Friends of the happy couple i Join in extending to them sinccrel wishes for much years to come.

happiness in l

nanny E. GOMEZ, F.C.(‘.M. Violin instructor. whose efforts in Charlottetown during the past three years have been very 51"?‘ cessful. Mr. Gomez has built up, a twenty-five view EYYHPNOUY 0" chesira of local talent and hlsstu- dents‘ recital and orchestral con- cert on October 15 is being looked forward to with _much_ intercit-

QUQOUDFJDIQGHUIIIIQQOQUQUOQ.

Hot. Duck and Chick“ dinner

served on Wednesday, Saturday, Sunday

from 5.30 p.m. till l0 p.m. To make reservations

Phone 1335 Charlottetown R7-3l0 Brackley

Rev. B. G.»

Joined a host of friends at thcl groom's home at Long Creek. l Both bride and groom received‘

take up '

" Bell. president oi’ the organiz- i ation.

l

________ HOLD BUSINESS

"The most satisfactory Yeaffi." members oi’ the Charlotte- town Y's lfeirs Club declared WhP" 11101’ heard the report of the blcture committee at their

!_y_ session 'I'hiii"sci:iy' evening, {Dicture "A Family Affair" been spoil nrcil by the

under the Joint chail |Mcssrs James Hashim l Cudlnore. Mr.

'l'flflllhilil) of and Harry Lflllh Diuglvell, guest ariist, ilcligiitcd efub mem- bcrs with several solos. Following the 113811101" session, bu~incss and presided over vice-president Fred l-lvlnlhil, club bowling league gol,

way ivilli four 11111:. Ml‘.

by

George Craig is in charge. Mr. A. M. Hiifdillg, y, M C. A.. national director of physical education would be speaker next week, it was announced,

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Little Theatre (xlllid

Beginning M and continuing Litiic Theatre town will carry bff-‘hlli (‘lilillliligll wlih headquart- ers at the Patriot Office.

The aim of the movcnleili. WillUh exlelul iO COilSl l5 LO i‘ll('lllll

fol- one week,

fllle allri maili-

iii ll a tlisie fol" drlilnliiii: arl ill iill

liS ill‘illlt'ill‘li. lookhie ]I;'lll|g-l|]a|-]_y H,

i lift“ "lliiiciii. oi a illstuli-ily diau drama.

I Ill llie short. lilo year lliteuce the Lillie Tin." Charlnticiolvil fills lllll llum hclii its oivn ill competition lllih other: fllvlllln In i030 li_. lvus )!i.lt'l(i .-'

"r; oi ill; cx- , ro Guild in,

Johu. Last .~l)f‘lll.],', will‘. a pluy by ll local author lL was i placed fll".~l. at Saint John. Not- withstanding hurried changes in the caste the players went to Olin- Wa. ivherc although meeting compe- lliiol. from older and more expel-i- eiiteil groups from different paril; of Ciiiiiiiili--liially' of them iiilder prnlcastoilnl direction —thcy maln- iiiuleri a standing at least eqiuil to the iiverilgc ,lll‘O(iilCiiOll at the Do- minion Finals.

In addition the work and posit- ion of the Charlottetown Cluiid was so impressed upon the Drama Fes- tival (‘iovel-nors tlmi, as already rc- poried in lhc press they have agreed to make Prince Eldward ls- laltil a separate Sllil-Fblliflll so flint next January the adjudications Ini- the Piunve Edward Island eonlpe- titions can be helrl in Charlotte- town.

Many of oiir proiilineilt ciLiu-ns. by becoming patrons. and otllr‘! C. are giving generous financial H-Ssifii- ance to tho Guild. Other than fills

Special 14-472.

r CHURCH OF S('()'l'I.AND—Rev.' MinLster of Cambridge.

porlatlrin facilities be-U

and the main- _ business wfisy Gordon Douglas as Asszstant Scout-

session viihlcll l “Vista'-

by Mr. n. n. I

SESSION~ . report iu° uicludes rowing and sailing.

weck- y‘ The y had .»

y (‘iiib at the 1

l Prince Edward Tlheatre iili; week. '

charge was ,

GPVOted to l

i-he y‘ _ under ' trams in the riln-

l oilday, October lltlni the i Guild of Clialiolio-f on it's annual mcm- l

LlLit‘ ‘Theatre ‘ s. from (‘oust l

the Guild is dependent for ll-‘l 0i"?- ating expenses on its membership

dues ‘m, admission Chm-Bus m “m, in the safely of our play-house. lhc y “open llilzlltl fileeum on Prince lncuibersli pl the past. summer campaign, however. is iii no sense l wiilis ilnder this building were re-i

public of one or two performances.“ 11$

n, phgrlty gppea], as there is a incni- <, constructed and adequate bershlp fee which entitles ihe llulil-l |1‘|t in to the gr in lull membership privileges, iir- l elvr building inspector

eluding the right to attend all uu-l season's performances (except lhc

Announcing The Opening Of

Crichtonk Limited

RESTAURANT

AND TEA ROOM

141 Great GHITKH 51""

NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS

SPECIAL (‘HIPKI-IN DINNER

z clilnrs.

The Week At S. D. U.

Reorganization of the St. John's y Debating Society took place at a meeting held October 6th. El-"c- tions resulted as follows: Harold l-lennessey, President; Thomas I-lol- land, Vice-President; James Mc-y Gaughixv, Secretary"; Felix Con-‘ nolly, and J. I". MacDonald, Colin- Rev. Wilfred McCaIclle, the Director, briefly outlined the year s" program for the Society.

t . s .

Elections held If. a reorganiza- " tion meniulz of st. Augustine's D1 - bating Society, October 6th resu"- ed as filliows: Frank Breun

PAGE 'I'HREE

Buy Your Thanksgiving Dinner At WHEATLETS DUCKS, GLESE. CHICKEN, FUM/L

at Lowest Prices.

Wheatley’s Meat and Fish Market ‘ 38 Elm Ave. Phone 1218

_ Large herrls r! caillrffaredbfyehli! i "hzcri irom ‘ .~; at thl‘

i . rthrrn lrr I Free State t l iwvzlzriarl". - -

cm Cuardiiczn

..‘ROBIN HOOD FLOUR. makes

LOSE Jtllih

SAARBRUEF rift». L-<AP)—A liiiiilui r ilzlClS who crcx. .: ly to work 1n l-‘iw ' ‘t their pztsporlz, ill

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P’°5'°'°"'= ‘mmag 110E811. vlffl- 'I'iie I111 '-\" ~ vi}; ill-Ill‘. loaves of iastier bread. President; P, F, Aylward, Seen-- .ng .' .. . n L_1o75_7_2a_u‘ tary; Arthur Grlilln and J. F. Ai_\— y '1')" will?“ 1° " ‘ ‘ ----—- ward. Colulvrlilors. The nevvly- 1m French f to R 1 p T [ONS w me elected officers and ihe Dll‘(‘f".-'I.' hxzks. may be Rev. J. P. E. Ollanley, spok- , _ m V V c Huge. 1 briefly. ‘, ' " " " ' ' ‘ —_*'—‘ ~ ~ ~ - I Hvroaooooooc- x15~1:0OCICYGUCYOOUUUQYOC‘CYC~C»'ZTC‘DD£>‘Y?U'TIBXBQ , The Rector. Rein J. A. Murphy. l I ‘ : I q .' _ ' h 9 y returned to the College on the ,‘ ~ ' i ‘ evening of October 5 after a shori | “I _ g y stay in Montreal. l - ,5 — : r i 0 a ' i- q g Negotiations were opened with i: y § Moncton City Senior Football team 1 y Plluister Rev. 8- C. Cooper, Th. M. 9 with the intention of having them I g play St. Dunstans in Chanoite- .' <35 , town on Thanksgiving Dayn Ii the f irmmm‘ Mm‘ v‘ l" nlnmwn’ g grille is arraiuzeci, it will izt-ie ' _ <f- hiace on the old Ahelzirelt gioiulil... iii-Hulls F~<"r\‘i"i"—11-00 A. 5L g For the Intermediate tealuagame _ _ H _ _y f; is helm-Z negotiated with Mon- ihnmlo“ "rt Th” “ “an I d i tague, PEI. for the near future. g Fei-mon-“The Minister‘: Work" o" an ~/\ i ‘ , - - ~ flotlges g5 ~ shmuy School-2.F‘.0 P, u, '1 Hi1 1R0 CIIARLOTTETOWN 9o e1‘ 3y S Evening Service -- 7.4m P. ill. Y "t d ’

HCOUTS AND SEA ROVERS

and Rovers of St

The Scouts Limes Church are l _\.

Tliiir:=da_v. will feature ' -l songs and other

I iiliill

f‘ l IARLOTTETOWN TROOP

1ST

l Al. the last. meeting of the tIOHD lhrN‘ new lmys were luvcslod by ‘fissbtflfli. Seoutmasler Mach/Ellen. iThe following are the three new ymenibers: Earl Burke and Alfonso Mclnnis. The Troop takes this opportunity of wishing them the best of Scouting.

2ND CHARLOTTETOWN TROOI‘

This troop meets every Tuesday rvflllilll: and is starting a new ‘Troop Library. for which they have already obtained several books. Hfhp buys are planning on having n cot-together banquet on Monday l ceiling.

The Troop has- heen fortunate

ill obtaining the assistance of Mr.

y can cllanhorrlzrouw novel: ; sea scours l

The activities of this crew now The boats used by the boys are large, and they receive practice in double banked rowing.

The Revers hold a dance on September 25th, wliiclr proved very successful. The uniforms of inn Sea Rovers added greatly to the atmosphere. and made a rather colorful impression.

3RD (“HARLOTTl-ITOIK/‘N I'll-Oi’)?

Tile iillffi Charlotbclilwil Scout 'l‘roop under Scoutmaster J. A. , Lawson held their first active meet- l ing of the year last Friday when patrol and troop lenders were el- ected.

Drilmiuozid Cobb was appointed troop leader and Ralph Dammit and ‘Bob Gallagher patrol lenders.

Quinn, William .

ioizling a Com' I Oc- r

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l \- hipar a. sarullnalrs ISSUE. ' 9' ,7‘ RETAIL MARKET F; i? f? Celriiv 711111011 15° U IGIICKUJDTGDDJIQCE§QE£QDMU New potatoes pk 15c 'l‘ul1llps new .. for 5C ___ f New cabbage head 8-500 ‘—"'“’ r ~~ "~-~ -~-»-----— T .i.-ir~6lbs. 5c Nggflhggg, ‘blind, 5., guano-secede :4 canonizationaooonclenocmonoeoouoorloucioo 2"“ P. lift ’“ g i " ii - i3 s c h a I .222... i. eier s at e ra 'l k. .h 85-150 . gfifiefinlhcnr $306 ‘Rtl-(‘ilitlfd Square amnion 1b 1 43¢ lllFlIlflilt‘lli—Rf‘.\. (.-\.\0.\' AIM/INK, m, A, l,_ Th, Cream . 401' ' -———~—'~—~~~ ' r -- ~- ~- ~ ~ ~-—-- Eggs dnz 28-1Zl2i- ' Folvl 75-5 .00 , _ . Hay lgose cwt SERVICES O is l: - - Limb 1t gag? v 8.00 A. ltL-Holy Communion ,_ I . 55g‘ 11;’ ‘n1 3.40 A. aL-alllihs. {aaaiiilcgcrlgl l5 eacii 11.00 A. hl-Choral Eucharist Cucumber: 3 for 5c q “lid firm”- Corn (iuz 15-20: Q Given Tomatoes pk 18C g! i?‘ Onions l0 lbs 29B d sqllili~ii lh 3C ,3 Appe; doz l5-20c Q 7.00 f‘. M. -— Evensong and Cranberries lh _ _ 10c g gel-man, Pigs 6 week; pair 5.14500 p) Ducks each 85-3121] Gm’? 165-2337 l’ l ii l c i 14a g ______i__ 4K9 3 lgitlrbt or: Iyiioniiiilyfnlilrixdorf-“rid-ay ‘i "" ' ' at 8.15. Evcusong on Friday g advcntun-s in the Jilngle. 7.30. g 7TH CHARLOTTETOWN PACK 5 This Pack held a sum" 0n Oct- p; oannaoaneonadclcaqooqpdonnon-nun“ ober fiih. and has again resumed T‘ W} _ _ f "fuf" I ‘ v _ i‘ their activiiin: for the winter lJGTQBIUOIZRDZfQDBQWKDDIIDiZiCFOOtMDvKFiQCZZQDwl2EDiO€01<IY months, under the Leadership of , ' ,_ _ their Akefa, Mrs. Warren. Mrs. Hcr- l?‘ T~‘"’Ilt cpl ' ‘h bert Silnins and her ileicc, Miss ' "-1 J y “' " ' v Jennie S"ni.ms, from Winnipeg, were Q guests at the Cub Banquet. They a ‘" “"" “""‘”'"" ' ' '

Thp troop slaoilsored a rummage sale some two weeks ago and real- ized a lidy sum of money. l

Badge work “vas 5ilY‘.<F'i"fi by the Feoilluiaslel" in an ~nfo"nlal talk dealing with the course lo ‘to fol- lowed hi. subsequent meetings,

3RD (‘I{r\Ri.fiT'l'ETO\VN TUB

I’.\(‘K

'l‘lie 3rd Ciliirlotieloivli Cub Park ‘ m ':‘l I\foiulii_v' ewe us" ilndei- Cub- f ll‘{l‘- er J. l~'. Gordon and his assist-l uhl .luli.nr Roop The lloyvs an; illk‘, ilt'f‘-l\.ll“~llil Jllfi puss-lug tesisi liiiri are rich? "at lloilie" with their

l

new leader‘ whose eluhiisiasin as-

‘~'.ll‘l‘\ ‘l sil~exa~ful season for tllci Pack.

l’ 5TH (‘IHIILIYTTETOIIVN PACK

l7 Cub". iii" the 5'11 Charlottetown Peck met at lheir headquariersi on Meildav ewwiiulz ul. 5.00 o'clock. and hiked to Vzcioria Pa:l:. where they engaceil ill a. game of fool-ball. (‘m l'(‘illl‘llilli{ lo their Ciih room lhcv were served a bean supper. which was llrenlly pujoyed by the boys. Ariel" this lllev carried nu§ their irrzulal- procaine,