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Latest census shows that there are i840 Scouts, 100 Wolf Cubs, anddoo Rover Scouts in Newfound- an .

. __ ' Ninety Scouts from iourtcen Scout Troops in Kitchener and North Waterloo in Ont., recently added 5.000 trees to their Scout iorest in Eramosa Township. The Scout Association purchased land and is reioresting it over a period of years with the co-oper- atlon oi the Ontario Department oi Lands and Forests.

Lord Rowcllsn, recently ap- psointed Chief Scout oi the Brit- h Empire and Commonwealth. attended s great rally of Scouts in Belgium on St. George's Day. Despite the iact that Scouting was outlawed by the German oc- cupation authorities, Scout mem- bership grew in Belgium in leaps and bounds during theoccupotion. Boy Scouts played an important part in underground activi lee.

Boy Scouts oi Kelowna, B. C., have been responsible ior the iounding of a Museum in Kelow- ha. Already over 4,000 articles oi historical and other interest have been gathered together. The mus- eum is located in the hayloft oi a barn ior the time being. The col- lection includes Indian relics, col- lections oi butterflies, birds’ eggs, mounted birds and animals, souv- enirs oi the resent war, can bakes oi Cana ian regiments and many other items. It is expected that the city will eventually take over the venture.

~ The Canadian Boy Scout movc- is to co-operate in the ior-

“ oi an Inter-American Com- mittee on Scouting, and John A. Stiles, Chief Ekerutive Commis- sioner ior Canada, has been nam-

the Domlnion's representative on the Provisional Committee which is scheduled to meet at Caracas, Venezuela, in December. The formation oi the new coin- mlttee, which is to include all South and CentralAmericancoun- tries, with the United States and Canada, is to bring all Scouting methods on this continent into

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and evening at 2 and ‘l All members invited. I-W-li

IEDDIIN 5305., WU ho tho drill Drug Store open this tot-noon and evening. 5-30-14.

r-‘ana nrsrnussnv 1. Meeting Thursday nig , City Hall.’

o'clock. mus Irma mt, Public‘ Nil-USO W11“ 600th. Pi-llbul!‘

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SPECIAL MEETING MOM!" Transport Association, Monday" June 4th, in City H , Charlotte-l town. 8.00 P. M. 1m t. Alli

mack drivers to alto Keith Mac- Kirmon President. 5-30-31.

LAID T0 REST-The funeral oi Miss Gladys L. Williams was

Pimeral Home yesterday morning to the People's Cemetery. Ser- vices were conducted by Rev. T. E. Mcbennan.

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCE- MENT. —- Mr. and Mrs. lxilh Fol- iand oi Kensington, announce the engagement oi their daughter

Helen Jean to Ira Leigh, son oi Mr. and Mrs. John Coe 0i New London. Marriage to take place in the near future. B-SO-li.

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED. -—-MiI‘. and Mrs. Edward Watts.

Grand Tracadie. announce the en- gagement oi their second oldest aughter, Mary Wins-dined, to Arthur Gorme, son oi the late Mr. and Mrs. thur Gocrne oi London. England. Marriage to take place in Montreal in June. 5- 1i.

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCE- MENT.--Mir. and Mrs. Gordon E. Waddell, wish to announce the en- gagement of their daughter Annie Florence. to Maurice Eric, son ci Mr. and Mrs. Percy Howatt, Tryon. Marriage to take place in the near future, 5-3041.

RECEIVE! PROMOTION — L.- Corporal Mary Doyle, dau hter oi Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Doy e, Bay- ﬁeid Street. City, has been pro-

DONT let pesky insects spoil your outing. Just apply n little

PIllOI CONTROL T0 Z-WAY INSECT REPELLENT 99mm“ to expooed part0 of your body, Ind __._. mosquitoes and black ﬂies IAIIHIGTON, May 20 — and other small insect: (Alb-Continued price . control won't bother you. nd rationing until at least July l. u," for hourkpcrfsm. m were recommended today byl “m, ‘uulmeed

e senate Banking Connnittee. i The committee approved and re-, .-- to the Senate a measure, » -. ding the liie oi the Oiiice oil Price Administration ior another .~ beyond its scheduled ex- iralion June 90, i945. , Previously the Committee had‘

Iodcr consideration an 18-month Italian.

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MEETINGS i use’: comm

The Pmgrcaalve - Conservative Candidate and other speakers wiah lo meet all oi the Electors oi King’: at Public Meetings which have been "filled as listed below, when the Party's policy and program, and all Illlllc matters ln issue In the brclcnt Election will be discussed. All _°ullil commence at 8:80 pun.

MONTAGUE-Wedneaday. May 30th. I.0.0.I'. Hall. CARDIGAN-Thundoy. May 31st, Cardigan Hall.

MURRAY HARBOR-Friday. June 1st, Murray Harbor Hall. LORNE VALLEY-Saturday, June 2nd, Lorne Valley Hall. MURRAY HARBOR NORTH-Monday, lune 4th, Murray Harbor

‘ North Hall.

4‘ IEATHlIDlLIo-Tuesdly, Juno 5th, Heather-dole Hall. MURRAY RIVER-Wednesday, Juno c, nous mu. GEORGETOWN-Thursday, June ‘I, Georgetown Hull,

STURGEON-Friday, lune 8th, Sturgeon Hall.

NOTE: Electors please note these changes.

ll. I‘. MldPIE, PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE CANDIDATE. FOR KINGS.

Nil-Major John A. MacDonald, Progressive - Conservative Candidate In the Provincial Bye-Election in the Third District oi King's will adorns the Electors cl all o! the above meellnn which no helnl held in the Cardigan District;

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The undersigned Progressive Conservative Candi- "MF! for Queen’: County will address the electors at the ollowlng places and dates:

VERNON RIVER, WEDNESDAY, MAY 30 MT. STEWART, THURSDAY, MAY 31 FORT AUGUSTUS, FRIDAY, JUNE I SEA VIEW HALL, SATURDAY, JUNE 2.

All Meetings Will Begin at 8:30 PM.

W. CHESTER S. McLURE. J. ANGUS McLEAN.

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moted to Handicraft Instructor in ,the C.W.A.C. units and hospitals ;oi Canada. Lance-Corporal Doyle lspent a short leave with her par- ents some months ago.

POLICE COURT — Two parties were convicted oi assault yester- day and each were iined $10 and costs or 20 days; a party accused oi stealing a club bag was re- mended til June 2; the accused in a breach oi recognizance case was remanded one week, and the defendant in an Excise case had his case adjourned ior a week.

WILL TAKE OlAﬂ-I OI‘ OI‘- FICE — Mr. J. A. Bernard, -Tig- nish, having received his commis- sion, will be sworn in as Lieut- Governor oi Prince Edward Isl- and at noon today. The cere- mony will take place in the Con- federation Chambers and the oath oi oiiice will be administered by bﬁihliei Justice Thane A Camu-

NOW REPATRIATED TO ENG- LAND —_Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Sitar-key’ Corraville’ have received a cable from their son, L.-Cpl. John C. Sharkey saying he has been repatriated to England and is well and expects to see them soon. Ih-Cpl. Sharkey was a prisoner of war in Germany ior a year.

W.M.B. MEETING-The Wheat- ley River W.M.S. held their regular meeting on May l6 at the home oi lvirs. William Ling with the president, Mrs. Rsegh arrett pre- siding. The rogram was taken from the mont ly, with Mrs, Har- old Chandler as leader, theme be- ing “_'On the Sectond Pioneerfo.

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Master Let Me Walk W 'I‘hee". prayer, scripture reading Psalm av verses 1-6 read by Mrs. Chester Rackham. Meditation by mem- bers. Four members and leader told the story oi the evacuation

ganlaing a Annual nothing definite decided. Treasurer

held privately from the MncLean .

Rsui-zrérnou INDIGESTION

Winn Constipation la The Cam Whoa ha the kind oi lndllllti that my?» ..'.'.... miserable from h6g3 to too-try tho Carter way to get relief. oh Carfsr‘: Pills tonight. You see, Carter's remove this cause oi indigestion without upsetting yomtotrhch or ﬁrs; VIII Oil IOII‘! M oi you ea IccCu-tnfaioblsnottoiutswochn your munch or counteract acidity. You no, Carter's Pills go to work when con- stipation is causing your indignation. T ﬁt at this cause oi the trouble. t t’: the sensible way to get tho you're sitar. c grails. t on sirllrco-lgﬂet amr’ a an drugstore-o 25 cent: Take thumbs directed. YouTl get the kind oi relief irom al h indi- gestion that will make you eel good again all ovcrl

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w" "m, visitors. Minutes oi April meeting read and adopted. There was some discussion on or- Mission Band but

reported $2.00 more received fol Easter Thankoiierirlg. Mrs. R. Barrett invited the members ior their June meeting. Mrs. Theo. Sella: to repare" pr gram. Word ior roll cal "Praise". Number of sick calls made. iour offering amounted to $1.14. Meeting closed with silent rayer ior our mission- ary. Alma nman, followed ‘oy the National Anthem and Mazpah benediction, alter which lunch was served by the hostess. (Patriot please copy).

In Memoriam

In fond and loving memory of my dear wife and our mother, llrs. Donald A. MacLeun. Dc Sable. who

| passed away May 30, i939.

A wonlde-iul mother, woman and l .

Ono who was better God never.

A wonderful worker, loyal and true. One in a million. that mother was

you. Justin your judgment. alwaya

r . Honest and liberal, over upright: Loved by your friends and all you

knew; _ A wonderful mother, that, mother.

was you. _ Always Lovingly Remembered by

Her Husband and Family. 5-30-li.

In Memoriam

In loving memory oi Mru. Peter MncNutt, who passed away May 30th, 1943. They are not dead-our loved ones, But iree from grief and tears. They are living — waiting for us 0n beyond the years.

Inserted by Husband and Daughter. 5-30-ii.

In Memoriam lovlnrgmor

In y of SAPPER. HARRY LARTER.

who was killed in Italy, May 30, 1944.

We often all and think oi you When we are all alone

For memory is the only friend That grief can call its own.

When all is still and quiet And sleep rorsakes our eyes Our thoughts are in the

grave Where our dear brother llca. some thy our eyes shall Ru

The lace we loved so well And ihen dear brother. we'll clash

your hand . M“; never- any farewell.

139mg by 81.131; ‘El-others and s-ao-‘iu. In Memonam

In lovingnleanory oi SAPPER HARRY LARTER

K1110‘ in Ibll] ‘m’ 1111', so, ms. '

Ne on; known how much I mica No one knows the bitter painim

1 hnve suffered since I lost h Life has never been the lame-

lonely

and re-settlemeut oi the Mori iarnily who were Japanese-Cana- dians. Hyrnn ‘Tight the

lflliht" ahi‘1__"0_G<_>d‘_Our__Help in

BANH

BRONCHITIS COLDS- caucus!

It's when sickness comes at night-when you are iar from the Drugglat-that’: the time you need Nervillne most. Many experienced rnothcra are never without Nervl- lino. One oi the children may have Toothache. a Cheat Cold or Muc- cular Pain. Without Norvlllne- maybe a sleepless night ior the entire household-but with Nervi- lino the pain and diatrcslmay be controlled. It may be Israelis. per- hapa a Stlil Neck. or one of the kiddie: Coughing. Just think oi the quick relic! that Ncrvllino may givoi A vigorous rubbing with this soothing linlmcnt can abort many a minor illnm. While it is on your mind now, and for a Socbcitlo oi

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RUB ON

NERV|

Thogmh hi. smile has gone forever And his Ill-ﬁll l cannot. touch

I ahnll always cherish memorial 0i the one I loved so much.

Frknda may think I have forgotten when they sometimes see Inc srnhe Hui they little know the heart ache Thai the nnilc hides all the While-

When the evening shades are fall-‘

And I‘: sitting all alone To my heart their cornea a long-

Il hquairhly could come home.

Ho will never be forgotten Never will his memory nude Loving thoughts will always linger Around the grove where he is lard. Inserted byvhis Moiizcr. Mrs. . Lane. '

5-30-11.

In Memoriam

In loving memory of HAMMOND YOUNHII.

4 ' Ii all the world were can lo givo We'd give It, ‘do and mors

To clasp the and of lather

And hear hhn speak once more.

Treasure hhn with core Ior you never know his value Till you cos his vocahi chair.

Sadly Remembered b His Wlie and Dolghlor u. l-lb-il. , _. ~11]

who departed this life May 30, i944. -

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN _,_ _

GEITML Glllilllllli ‘HERE'S

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WHO

WILL EVER KNOW

how much suffering, how many lives even, could have been spared . . .

IF ONLY

King had backed our heroic soldiers with adequate rein-

forcements o n t he battle- fields?

REMEMBER!

WING COMMANDER

J. ANGUS MacLEAN. D. F. C. Candidate for Queen's Couniv

THE Si- WiLL BE Ti

.l(EYS OF YESTERDAY E SHIRKEYS 0F TOMORROW

VOTE

PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE

and elect

these four men

II. l‘. McPIIEE

W. CHESTER S. “QLURE

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