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New Yuk Ilpruontd lVO—lII " Clinic Represents! Iva-l, l. POIII’

ESATURDAY, JUNE 1s, 1025

PRINCE 3F WALES cottsoz .‘ ‘a: ‘ Forhmanyay-zam Prince of Wales

College had. stood at U16 ‘b98111 0|

uur educational cyst/r I'll in tthia 91'9"

vines‘. it is; t'he source from which cur pri-lnnry schools derive not on-

ly ‘tbplr teachers lbut their lusp1ra-. trlonfllt is fitting therefore they, the tlozi g jcxepcI-sc-s of a your, tibe re- view of u art's park witb its suc- cescdh. ital-difficulties, its ‘hoped for the futuro should attract ‘the in- s". and the sympathy of our peo-

ter- pie.

Th.‘ yesterday. whit-h marked the close 0f another year, it is gratifying to note ‘were (‘ltentled by a large num- ber of lndeilcsted men and women. ‘by men and women \v‘ho have at heart th‘l wrlfzlre of I-he institution and whllt it ‘stands -for_ The speech-

Commencement oxen-clues

(‘s give-n ‘time wholesome and i11- fol nrative and optimistic and many of bhcm inspiring. The compre- hensive review of the year's work by the Principal, Dr, Robertson, a

sunnmury cf which appean! elsewhere was a modest account of a year's sat- isfactory wc-‘k It sneaks for

lt-sslf and for ‘Prince of Wales 00l- lege The remarks by lli; Honour the Lieutenant Governor who ‘has contributed tangrbly as well as ihy word and sympathy to the buildin-g up of the institution, the excellent and htigh lulled address .by ‘that teachwr ‘of teachers, Mar. .l. L. Potion, M. A., ilon J. H. Myl rs, His Wlor- sbip the Mayor and Mr. ‘H. .I{_ Shaw. contributed to ‘the influence for good that will rodlzltc throughout the province from the iimportant closing ‘hxercis- es of yesbndcytWe commend to our

much

readers a careful perusal of the re- pont as it ihppéalls in this ‘issue. Principal Robertson and his staff 0f e-Xfleilifllit ‘teachers are to be con» g-lzltullated on another successful yrzzr ulld lhi= ‘province on (the ‘high llt-undnrli maintainer! by old Prince

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ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETINGS

The annual ‘school meetings tll-lsugholit the ‘province -.v."ll be mid aunt. Tuesday afternoon. the I . flwfiatevér other meet- ings ‘lliiVigl-Qflnaéjirlleld ul- are yet to be held IrhgQt-he year. religious, political ‘Miler-wise. no meeting n1 the men gcrpomsn o! this coun- ttry ‘has v rermsqlw-shnillbe more im- ‘llflvlunit y iii‘! which is to make provision” ‘ha: the coining school yclil‘. Attendance at these meet- lngil by both men and women la an ‘inlplnntive duty and no ‘man or two- man who realizes their duty, not nnly as parents but as citizens, can afford to shlrk their responsi- bility to be present and m; mks W"! by voice or vote or both in the" ‘proceedings. W9 thgrgtfqpg look for a large ‘attendance in W91‘! school district in‘ Ilhe prov- ince on Tuesday sngmqom

A 500d teacher is one of the ss- sentials in any school that la ex. ‘llecterl to do the work a school hush-t to do. But this is out, one of tihe essentials; lthe co-open “"911 “d filtmbatb‘! of mhe men and women ‘in the communi y is equgfly essential and this, we feel assured

,brick.

Woo-President, I. l. Iurnattl A. Iuilllol. D. L0.

Alloolnk Editor. D. I. Glurlo ruknn Powers, IM.

t"oollsh_ A good iteach-‘r is worth a generous salary; the salary paid a poor teacher is worse than wast- ed as it wastes the most. volualbls years of a child's life. ‘M80. i111“? building in ‘which our children are educated, ‘tllle school grounds on which ‘they pl-ny, the achiool sur- roundings in which their charact- ers are largely formed, should all lbe in keeping with the ‘seriousness of ‘the purpose for ‘which they were made.

be; us then see to it that we pro- vlde generously on Tuwaday for our teachers, our ‘school buildings, ollr school equipment and our school grounds. ‘And ‘let us see to it also t-halt we shall stand iby tille school the ‘proud of, something which the men and women otf s few years hence

and make lit. something to

can look ‘back upon with gratitude and pride. bet no the [HIM t4) our children. to tlhe ‘men and women of tomorrow and to the future of our country. for t-he school is the seed plot from which ‘tiha future is to ‘glrow.

-__@o>i_ EDITORIAL NOTES

Next to your one human friend. a good book ‘is your ‘beat compan- ion arld infinitely better ‘pack of cards.

tihan a

A lit-tie electricity cleans and purifiers ‘the air ‘wonderfully, bllt t‘h-'re are those among us who ‘ithillk ilhe ‘application could be mod-

ified without, danger of underdoing

To drive twenty-five or thirty miles to Charlottetown for d-inner or to t-slke ‘in a movie show in an every day occurrence at DTBSM-Ihl.

‘roads.

The three delegations of ladies the city ‘with this week have ‘whctletl the civic ‘appetite for more

which have graced their ptestlnce

thanks to the auto and the ‘good.

NOTES BY THE WAY at

Colonel George ‘l’. Donnloon of Tprqnkg. who died a week ago

at. tho age of 86 was beyond queu- tion Canad-ukl g-rc-ateat Police Milt;- istrate, and much more than that. lie was endowul with many fine qualities of m-md and heart and all the newspapers in the city which he had served so long, so faith- fully and with signal ability publish extended and glowing trlilvuths l0 his unr-nlory as a citizen. a nlflillri tmte, as soldier, an auhhotr aria _ I _ I _ uni“- “He ‘wed M‘ “shred.!‘.‘K;L.-J"i$'..1°‘.i.l‘f"3.'2 iéiilil $2.". ‘hi’ King‘ 59"“ m“ “mm”? “a pitching badly, and there was u the. ‘Toronto Telegram slants it up Keller“! I11? 018100111 115011‘-

0t £01m:

an...» .in-suns

A MERRY HEART

I was on a vessel once when the

h, hmdlhuts and “Ma; 'l‘hs Captain, a rod-faced jovial ., _ '_ ,_ fellow, went about amongst the He “might Wm‘ ms sword’ “luHpltssengel-s, tolling funny storics.

m“ ‘Mime and h!“ m“ and laughing most buisterously at For his Kin-g and this Home and hl‘s H.099 w“; by two m» Tree paggeug. ‘Cou-ntlrymen." el-s who were not sic .

il‘he'el‘fect was soon noticeable

‘ ‘throughout the ship. The sickness

"W "i ‘*- "Ym" “" '"“ °"‘ SFJZ§Z'°J§.."IF.Z.'EKF%I“$3.21?- “.13.? of court are reproduced iln one of ' '

ed away. Everybody felt better. the Tomato have“ “W011i! which} ‘lh thinking about this, I couldn't nun tht so:

‘ghelp but think of how mach tilt‘ "l uln punctual in ‘taking my cheerful countenance of tho physio? ma“, on “he bench eyuy mommg inn or other healer, means to one

. h b "because the ‘business of this court figtdigiyzgdiz €gnfgulotl oflgleneazlr, s done in the King's name.

H“ trr-utlnents in melancholic, in hys- Mhllfillf 1i 1\“'V°1‘ ""97 iteria, in chronic ailments of mun- _"l like tirtlcr in my court.

Order kind, are not following along the is‘Henven's first ‘law and could you line of the cheerful countenance, imawint, a more heavenly plauftlle merry llollrt and tho encourag-

, . ‘ ,. lug word, mmi " Tum“ mun? And just us we begin to think “I V“ l" e" "Mmmed ‘hm- medlow new and wonderful this treat- Prl-v-v ‘Council 1181i 9115118111943 01le,mellt is we turll to Proverbs and ul my decisions. Well I'm still of read "A merry heart doeth good

the ‘liable opiinion." Ink“ i‘ medicmfiyh t in t9 "T-llalfs ‘the ‘last of tihe calendar. ‘mm’ think 0 l m’ or a m u

Here is a philosopher of thousands

You ‘may adjourn the court—unlesslo‘ years ago’ who m mm“; u;

171""! i“ imhbvd)’ 91419 who W°\1ld_something about the treatment of

like to be tried.” ltllg sick soul and body,_i.hut we can

"The police mil)‘ hm allw-ays be nnnly today. as nerhhnfl never he‘ light, but they are more often rigtht for“ m the history o‘ the wwm‘

,_ | I have spoken before about th- nlllan wiong’ They “a dlglukfesblffllth cures your family physician e ullrtit-s"

ihas wrought in your home. Hli. . Iclleerful countenance ,and the mer-

Thwe Iaylnus are pithy I"11‘P=""ry jest, have Bllflelled up your tlnont and have an lppllcntlon w""l1"$"‘?ml- m“: is’; iirrzesgn"

, on o v c ory ove ~ that is by no means confined to Yes’ the“ might have bee“ Bum, Toronto. Thor-e is also ‘a glilnt of medicine given’ y“ admlp bu; 11 ‘iry humor in several n! them that was not the cause of the turninii tends to imprint (‘hem in the msm- point in your illness. The will tc my hf the reader. How cou-ld the 011i"- ‘01’ Y°"1' "79- w “k9 “aw mulch nhrtlzd lesson of punctuality “mrafiiucmne "om the race OI

’ your 10c or.

be- more concisely and impressiiveq ‘some M theme“, given u, chronv ‘Y 1' 05cm“ than “'5 exprsssed by ic cases by ‘other titan the regular Colonel DP-nnison, ‘supported as it practitioner, comes from the en was by his shining cloample? That conrnzlns face nnd lmrnnnnllty 0f 195350“ l3 qmjtg M; much needed m the healer. The regular physician (qyrsmlotwlown and a more of other in his attempt to be scientific in al ‘(lanadian cities as it is ‘in Toronto. the mo“, of the 0m proverb.

His ‘Majesty is mover ‘i-alte." ‘but so merry he“; duet}; good mrnny of our ‘business, fraternal and medicine." other meetings fall to begin at the appointed ‘hour that busy and pun! ct-tltll people. forced to wait for the _ - - ' tardy ones, complain that in their case “punctuality is the b11101 of time."

o o0 e ~04§-OO-O§O 04§4f9* Dally Selections ron

‘and the question n-ow is "When are we to have another delegation of indies?” Can't some one, some- whcrn, get up another delegation?

The clay roads of Prince Hid-ward Island are a perpetual plnhlem. A heavy rain transforms them into a gluey muck which a day's sun- shine hardens to tlhe hardness of If. in the interval ‘between the min and the sunshine. they are not dragged and ‘smoothed, they re- tain their bumpy hardness rli-l ‘the next ra'in_ The only remedy is b0 fol-low every rainfall with the split log drag. This. followed up. the sar-

face nvenltuall-y ihflflflfllwlfi sufllrlien-tly hard and smooth to shed all the

rain that falls on ‘it.

That, in certain-cases at least, it is true that "their works do follow thelm." has ‘been exemplified during ‘the pant few days in ‘be experience M Mr. J. L. Patton. the distingu- ished educationalist who is at prv- nent making many friends in Char- lottetown. In one of ‘his London newspapers, which are following him during ‘his Canadl-l-l tour, he was agreeably surprised w find the

following ‘paragraph: "After an absence of six months

in Italy. Greece, and Sicily. Mr. Louis Golding has returned hon»,

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and he ‘has been greeted by the irlghly satisfactory news ‘tlhal his new novel is having an uncommon- ly good reception from the critics.

WM be given in every ochoql d1‘. trldt in tillls , province. A mod teacher, as everyone knows, cannqt i" h“ h" "he "M: ‘that will be

I

l On Wednesday morning int Zion ‘Church was struck by Iighhmnq -lntl n few bricks knocked off its -¢ovowooo¢oo+¢~» 00001 . tower. There was much comment

-=n this. partly jocular and partly; 1925 serious Til-t- congregation ihad vot. GODD TlmNGs._The Sm,“ o. “a ngwmst 01mm!‘ Um“! and 7/1115 the Lord God is upon me, llccllum ‘W18 "he d!!!’ when the u-niion ‘was the Lol‘d llutb ‘anointed me u. being ‘consummated-Mas not that P1911911 B11011 “(H1189 "1110 U1‘ ulgniflcgnt? Am] some thought h meek: he hath sent me to bind up had a Tensions bearing others ‘the brukonhcurted, to proclaim

liberty to the captives, and tilt ‘HM mat M‘ was “imply beefing“ the opening of the prison to them that. (‘hutch WBI- the highest

‘DENIM-Ill! are bound. isuiuh 61:1. in that part of the ‘town. This was , ti-“nlrtl. its vile spire of st. Paul's PRAYEIR"

Just across the street was ‘higher '

and st Paul-B oongmganlon had "Joy to the world! lhe »i.ord i: come.

",""“'“g to do ‘whh ‘m’ “mo” ‘was’ No more let sins and sorrows grow

'0" anyway‘ 9° there! |Nor thorns infest the ground.

Gun rdlan Readers

June 13,

‘lie comes" to make ills biussiugl. Now It laems to be true that Ilow church buildltlgl. especially {p059 Fur as the curse is found." in '- ‘l ft ll . . W111i! 0 Y sit res. have in t/hel JUNE M, 1925

hast been mor-l- ‘l-iab-ls to injury

from the ‘bolts of Heaven than. TRUST AND wavy)“ N01‘;- "ih" 11111101118‘! and their heightrrhsl in the Lulu with all thhh. ‘has been conl-mon-ly accepted as the heart; and lean lint unto thine own cause. But, as if m ldlgprowe m,“ understanding. Proverbs 3:5. elblllhfltilvll. the electric storm of

Wednesday manning m‘ wpemwd is the beginning of wisdom, then‘- "n Thumb” “mm”! "id "Elllbfors we would seek ‘Fhse, 0 Lorll tilt-re came a ‘bolt from tthe clouds with our whole heart, knowing that LIDDVI“. lL fell within the city, too, U191! W9 9M1" m"! The!-

lTlul It missed ‘all ‘the church ‘build- ings and all other buildings. flag

“M” "Y"! ‘Fleclflc “Kilt fllld ml‘- Whita as the snowflakes falling ‘nhnne posts. only m ‘strike and “‘""" "18 f’? “t “ "ma" “Y; liosy as c ou s a aunss M“ a dog amndmg low on thaffhat near the horizon lie; llrmlild- slli-"PIY this was a lessonPlnk as the heart of a seashell to tho rwtise made who ‘think they Washed by the ocean wave,— K110" fill wbvut why title ligilmanmBenutlful apple blossoms, - , God in His bounty gave “m” such “muse ‘men M times‘ To make more lovely our valley,

» I 'l‘o feast. with delight the eye, M.” n good m." h" bu" km“ To breathe through the uir their

by lightning, or ‘by earthquake, tor-l traarance’

PllAYidllz-The fenr of the ‘Lori.

APPLE BLO8$OMB

‘calmed by. Minna ‘Haber Th“ "Dmy of Atonement" is dedicated h ‘ma. a "a" mm” in “t; ‘ "Ito Mr, J. L. Paton, who during‘ m m.“ good ‘an we m“; b°|many years Imolche high master s‘.

Manchmtar Grunmar School. This ‘muted to p" for n‘ n” “mm” ochnol was Mr. Gaming's aims mat? Pectin: rancher must have a saluvry

m“ "m or, for he is u. member of a ‘Lan- °""b'° M" °' ‘m’ "° "°' caohin Jewish farn-il-y. Thus ‘hi:

loin their cell-reopen. They volume“ ‘n u‘ ‘hm,’ w h,’ M" {whole of dncaylcul-abie ‘benefit to, nhoussnda and would new

“ma” n ‘n, on," 9M”“°“d Ghetto calming, are authentic aide-I "' '° ' """"'°“"°" “mm” mm. on Jewish life. and mihy an‘ nu with the expense lnournd in ' obtalnflll thaifllvfenlon and with m importance u: ‘In vlmrk they m °"’J°‘§’Y.‘§9.~'i.° "°' "" "'°" “"114 thstreha-lnsauttlsd u» work l...‘ “fw” “m ‘m "'7 "i" °' "in pent mull. "Sicilian Noon," a T“ '°“ “Thai” d", mnmflvolumo of trllvfl sways, in which ‘Fl “d h‘ hln must noun; emporium! l

'- fumnlclly and pooticolly: ' ‘ “Qt-unified on the ‘linen of his pre-

book, ‘Bulimia/f

‘we

Zangvrlll‘: successor. ills ‘lives at

a 4

Ohlowick ‘when he u not traveling “"1"” W’

UOKOII GIOVOPIIBII I

undo. firs or til-nod under U118 opom-‘Ilnder the lair Jllfle sky. Lion of nature's laws, Yet we can

believe those ‘laws are bene-illcetnt.

Memories of days 5on0 put, ‘We know m” mh, ‘n’ ‘i’ m“ ma“? When down in the fragrant orchard

‘WW9 7111199911 M the! d0 11-11681‘ Was a wondrous queltlfin asked; ‘those lawn. ‘like ‘electric storms 0f u place made sweet and lovely which swept d"; m" provlnce "m for the vows of a happy bride;

| , Of a tiny spray of tbs blossoms mom n“ ‘u '“°°°°d'°" m” °“ ‘h’ In the hand of the child‘ who died.

The sight of your beauty wakenn

"i" 0 beautiful apple blossoms wit" 9.291101% for good had they Over our valleyJpread, spared the dog and bin-sad s hmtiwhlsper to us your message

panting can prophay hkn as uqpnul or a church. ‘rhsnm the hull“ ""11 "Vanni! stern ‘we trend

hrough aisle after aisle of beauty, _ ngrunt and pure and fair,-

|Betlutlful apple blossoms, Flowering everywhere.

once ‘led’; ‘be mute we never can

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Character Reading ¥ as the outward symbolrot the ro- murcoful, the even-tempered, nu ‘ ,,; tho ldllhhli.

' ' . ‘ - ‘neurons: ‘with I Thick borimntnl eyebrow! be- (Qmlgng, 4151p m. us‘ s" y. eoidfld" ' IIIIIWMIMGQUI indication!

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Wavy ayobrowk looked

'1‘. B, Rogers on Tuesday and M188

ThelEdna Ross last evening. On Wed-

nesday the Misses Constance and Marion Whear entertain“ WW7

. As though it had a ‘Uirnlt.

his healing efforts, often overlook; l‘ like n '

Week

They talk ‘about a Women's Sphere

WIthQu-t‘ a Woman in it, O O

‘This week th-e ‘women of "the Gar- den Province ‘have been ‘very much in evidence in this city, when t‘hey met in convention, each Institute sentlIirl-g in one or two delegates who remained home yesterday en- thused by what they ‘haw; heard in the little addresses given, and seen during their outings to the Experi- mental Farnl, wile-l‘: tea ‘was served and other points of interest. The Women's instlitutes are certainly making themselves felt for ‘good -in i-ha community lifie of thlis fair Pro- vince. Mus. (Dr.) Burhoe of Mur- rny Rivcr ‘is ilhc new ‘President of the Provincial ‘lllsbitute and ‘Miss Helen Iilntlnieson. ‘the Supervisor is to represent uhe ‘lnsitltutc-s of the Province at the ‘Biennial Conven- tion oil the Federated Women's Institute-s ‘to meet ill Vlictlorla, B- C., on June 22nd. O O

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Yltsttertl-lly dole-gates from hhe dif- Peron-l Wnlnclfs Auxlilnvries inter- ested in the future maintenance of the P. E. l. Protestant Orphanage spent n pleasant but busy dtny in ‘he ti-ty going over ‘the Institution ‘lnd becoming better acquainted wit-h its need-s. The social side of the gathering included dinner and tea at the Queen Hotel and visits to ‘beauty spots .in ‘the ‘lulburhs.

city ‘and

O O Mr. and Mrs. Raoul Riayanond of Geneva nr‘~ onlong tihe new resid- ‘his boring welcomed ‘to Charlotte- town and are stopplin-g at the Itueen until their new ‘home in’ ‘outhpnrt is r‘ fliiY for lhellr UCCIPpa. liion. ‘Mr. and Mrs ‘Raymond ‘are "ffnnrnlcd with Prince ‘Edward Is- fllnd. so nlllth so that t-hcy cx-pect ‘everai relatives from theflr home in Switzerland ‘here t-hls sllmnrer to! "J-lsilt thonl nlld to elljuy wilt-h them its many bg-autics. O O I Almong ‘the visitors here this! "yeek, cordially welcomed, ‘were Mr. J. C. ‘McKean of IIa-lifax and Mr. Pethrs, a former manager oi‘ tlhe Bank of Montreal, who had E1111‘! Pleasure in ‘renewing old friendships.

l Mrs ‘Lindsay nf llazelbrook, who

for Miss smith and Miss Martha Gates whose marriflkies are all" nounced for the latter I111" 0! m“

There's not a Life, a ‘Death. a month and whose friends are

Birth. vielng with oneunfltbel‘ f" m9“ There? 11°! i! ""1115 119°" ‘m1! earth entertainment. ‘ That ‘has a featiher ‘weigmt of ‘Worth v ' '

‘Her many friends were extend- ing congratulatiollb Yellefdfll’ 1° Mrs. t-sehhmnl McLean. Shari‘! who celebrated her eifiillleih birth‘ day in her lovely home at Souria- by-the-Ses. The Senator is BU" at Ottawa attending his 125111111‘

live“ duties. O O

IMlss Kellie Holman has returna

ell to Edgehlll after a visit to her home in Sulnmcrslde. O O O _'1‘he Miro lliacfnrlunes, Smu- memide have as their guest, Miss Flora MncKechnie. (laughter 0! Dr. and Mrs. L. MncKechuic, Vancouver, B. ‘C. , O O O Mr. Harry Ritchie oi‘ Ottawa ‘l5 returning homo today having thor- oughly enjoyed n ‘week's fisllilll; trip here, the guest of Mr. and Mrs L. E, Prowae.

Mrs E. R Brow has 8011B 0" l1 three weeks visit to Boston and New York and will ‘be accompan- ied home by her dullElllaf M's“ Null who hal been taking a decor- ative arts course in New Yflrk

I- O

The tea hostesses at the Tennis

Courts this afternoon will 'be Miss

Marjorie ‘Stewart and the Misses McMillan.

O O Mrs James Macleod is expected here from Fledcrlcton, N. B., about the 29th to spend the sunlnler at her cottwge in Kellllofih- O O O Dr. W, L. Archibald the newly elected Registrar of Acadia Semin- ary was among the visitors horo this week.

u '0 o Miss Grant of New GInHZOW- N- S. who is the guest of Mr and Mrs Ewell MoKinnon was among ll")

visitors entertained at ‘the G0" Links this weak. O I O

Each Little Bella's in Tune With Fashion If Jingling Garters Ara Her Passion. O Four young girlsof high-MING! age tripped up Fifth avenue, New