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coming work ha! Wt track out it is the club that this be completed time and a Field Day be held later on in the sunlmer. The this year rinance a baseball team for the Grant Trophy, emblematic cf baseball supremacy County, and as baseball su

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in King's talent is

Bouris there seems to be no reason why the team should not provide stiff competition to all other en- trants in the league. The following slate of officers have been elected to early on the work of the club fol- the coming year: President, J. R. 5t. John; Vice President, Dick Lyons; Secretary, Melvin McQuaid: Treasurer, Rev. Leonard MacDon- 5111: Executive, Harold Levis, b0 Mildred Fraser. Margaret Brennan, Brenton 5t. John and Art Pequot.

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Ieatest difficulty faced by the Montague troop cf Boy scouts, a difficulty which has handicapped thc advancement of the troop ever since it was first organised, has been overcome recently by the kindness and generosity cf the “missus Oddfellows in their do- nation of thc use of a large room for a scout Hall. The room is part of the I; 0. O. I‘. building and is of generous proportions, sffordinl plenty of space for patrol work ""1 Iamss. The boys are whole- heartedly busy fixing up their new quarters and hops to hold their next meeting there. This donation

lssrcatlyapprsciatednotcnlyby m!“

the troop, but by the maicrityof "is sitlseus. who have the welfare of the scour troop at heart. This l‘ lust another act of generosity ‘"1 the part of this splendid Ordar. ‘Milli-Mill 00 help the other 1Q-

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0!! Mil‘ 7th. the Depuw 0cm- misa-oncr enrolled the Captain, and lieut. of the Dom/paw we 9118101. Miss Dutncy and slim. Keenan. and

twenty is Ulhldian Girl Guide. This Olm- Pfllo has chosen yellow and black for their company gte golquyg,

1st. Melville Company

The Captain and Idcirt. Min Gilmore and Miss MacKsnsie at- tended the enrollment. " at Ml-IPNY River. and were enrolled as Guides. ‘rhis Ocmpan plans to put on aconcerttheendoflfaytc which the Guides of Charlottetown. are invited. This Company tie is to be a red tartan tie.

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Cvmpany took part in the King's Jubilee parade in Montague, lgllfcllhlld a float demonstrating first

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Chinese girl guides in British Cclumlbla have their own pmo- blems and pleasures.

One of these companies in a poor section of Victoria, who live a shut- ln life at home, try to hold as many of their meetings as possible in the open. At the nearby beaches they watch birds and flowers. The gulder taught them to make flies and cook twists. One day she brought a Jam tin and an egg, and showed them how to cook an egg without equipment. The youngsters were most thrilled.’ ‘Ilizey solemnly cut the egg into fourteen so it would go around. Then they made chop sticks and taught the gulder how to handle them. To her it was a. very fussy buslnem, but

assembly and church of firstborn. which are written in and to God the Judge of and to the spirits of lust men

by Brother R. was led by the Mon- tague Lleglon Band. This service have been held last Sunday, to a fire which broke near the Imperial Fox Ranch which required the assistance

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cf members, i was postpon . mm m‘ m t’ °d evidently ulo guides thought it was glorious fun, for the next week they all appeared with Jam tins and several eggs. Chinese guides The Menacg of are found to be very energetic and

alert, remembering very well what they are taught. ‘they seem to enjoy doing even very simple thins which other guides might u find

The House Fly

Different times, different snen- bonus, W11 m BMW“ 4W1 WM“ the at ‘the Good Shepherd Mission in Vancouver there is a thriving

black death xephus, smallpox. and other ‘ were taken

virulen ,"___ as a matter of course, the phrase "be would not kill a fly" _was in- vented as a very high compliment ‘Ibdayi-hepcr- a fly is

_Ohine.sc pack, guide and ranger company. They are Jolly and keen and, like most of their countrymen are decidedly indivldunlLstlc, clever and responsive, yet rather lacking in initiative-

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Chancellor Will En- deavourto Allay Fear Re Germany's

topaylo cents for aW-ponnd baa and wholesalers paid iii cents, was announced ‘ ‘ by J. T. Oassin, head of the Ontario Potato Market-

ing Board.

Explaining tbs action, his‘. Cassia said price regulation of potatoes was abandoned by Prince Edward

runswick F31‘ £§.’l?.ln”n»a.nni°3n“l»€ Rearmament- tatnss from the Msritimss declined u ' steadily and reached a pegged slice (o, h3g1")

lower than Ontario.

The latest pegged price was act May 1. From the middle of April tbeufetailpriccliadbeensctatfl cen .

Golied as Boy On Home Links

(By Guardian's special Wire) LONDON, May 18. — Chancellor Adolf Hitler in his address on for- ollrn policy before the Rsichstsg shortly will seek to allay the senti- ment abrcsd, notably in Britain, that he iszearnllngthe Rslohtoa degree endangering continental peace, it was predicted today in in- formed quarters.

The Fuehrer, it was said in finan- cial circles here, is anxious to obtain

WINNIE!!! Hay i4.~—(OPl—- 1 “u; m, m, 3mg . Daniel JamarWBud" Donovan. who .233 sextant‘ cf roommate?” is Manitoba‘ live on the for recent imports from British

s Oansldlan golf team touring Great firms. Britain. started plsying the game

before Father Time began pinning

age. Donovan will be 2i yea-la old June 8. His first entered competi- tive golf in 1023. bring the youngest iu-ulor in the field. He cut quits a figure traversing the fairways and greens with his curly head lust reaching the topof his golf trz, but he did not place among older

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Inllfl Bud captured his first chalnrpl u-hip, the Manitoba junior title. He uttered the flnsl of this competition with Bobby Relth. another of Manitoba's outstanding young golfers, and posted as l8- hole total cf 75, the lowest ever carded in the event. The slim. Irish youth lass been feared. in all wnnamcnts since then-

He has been champion of Niskwa Golf club three timfi. Manitoba open champion and city and district titlivt. Bud captained the University of Manitoba golf learn in lnterprovinclsl play last

Against Granting Credit

In view of recent reports of the extent cf German rearmanlent, the Bank of England is reported to be against granting of these credits. and officials ale said to have decid- ed against such a loan unless appre- henslons are effectively calmed. Ob- servers accordlnsly predict with confidence that Hitler's address will be 111111111911 by mildness and protests of peaceful motives. “It is my much to be liopedr‘ the Times said, “Hitler's speech, will facilitate a. perfectly frank dlscug- sion of the terms on which Gcro many and her neighbors can settle down peacefully. Above all it is 119068881‘? that the German govern- ment should realize the urgent need for taking action in regard to ti” air. In this and every other way, the measures taken to prevent yu- shculd be stepping-stones to the limitation of armaments and nego- tiations of agreed peace.

Hitler Not Solely To Bllsnl

year. He has also entered in the ‘ _ Canadian amateur championship in ‘If Hitler resorted to abrupt and the 1551; ewq veal-s, lrrBEuiar methods, the blame is not

entirely on him. but must be shar- ed by those who realized Germany was entitled to equality, and who l. olnlsed it, but who did nothing to fulfill that particular promise. ‘ “Germany has, therefore. had an‘ excuse for resorting to subterfuge and force in order to establish claims which were generally regarded, u legitimate. Two points deserve sm- lal notice at the present moment. One is that Hitleriias not himself put forward any claim that iswhoily unreasonable and the other is that his arbitrary infringement of inter-

Dast year Donovan and Reltb played ln an exhibition game with Gene Bars-sen. present holder of the Augusta, 6a., open title, and Joe Kirirwood, famous ‘trick-shot artist. Both Sarazen and Kirkwood had praise for the Manitoba youths.

Donovan is Just as enthusiastic about his studies as he, is about golf. Ho is a first -'yea.r science student at the University of Manl- tcba. His father is Mr. Justl W. J. Donovan of the Manitoba ‘s

Farther ‘up the Pacific coast is a company ocimprised half of In- dian girls and half of white girls» The Indians are particularly good at siniins stud fclk dancing, and have given several demonstmtl

at guide snail-s-

In s northern l‘ ‘ ‘ mining town is a typical case of the (lifti- cuities of outpwt guiding. A groun of girls had heard about guiding- and by pooling their spending money they were able to purchase the necessary books. They could find no adult to help them. so car- ried along for several months them- selves. At lest rumor brought them word of a young English woman, the wife of a. mining en- giner in a town three miles alway. A delegation of girls called on her, but found an apparently insur- mountable obstacle, a. three-nlonth- old daughter. But the young wo- nias had been a guide in llhigland, and once s. guide always a guide. She agreed to captain their oom- pany. Weekly she travelled back and forth six miles to the com- pany meeting, and carried her baby in a box fastened to the carrier of her bicycle. If it rained, the box was covered with ollclcth and the baby went all the same. Even the heavy srwws of the northern winter did not deter her. Travslllrlg her- self on oluwshos, she pulled the cosy box on a wbossan. and baby has been attending weekly guide

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tlnn and this pictorial i8 Y meetings for three years. succcsdully smothered the tire. . - moanflmo m. m‘ mmnw o; m“ H mm o! mm _ ‘mum, o‘ .. ma" nsl emnation just because la rural sections. In the cities. hwffm a Q“,§,§",°'°“°°mn "h," ma‘; m, mum, mmd“‘m'°“§mm_ glglllvemltlgllllllblldth-Inlllwsuslzl Pave been found to be very bBCOm- Fgmvuaw SCHOOL IJIGG scnoon where horses have been isrsclv have passed. mil- training within strated while in camp by a Quebec L, comm, .9514,“ glsrkcr severely m‘ __________... Folwwms is the standing of . missed in flwiu‘ 0f mwhwwll the guide company tends to siesta company. One stormy day a mall mum“ tdmlém o, my new ,,wnfl, A mm Mm], Fairvlew Sthool for the month of stand,“ m, the mo,“ o, Mum. . transport. surpass is an important rwourcefulneee, quick thinking and sail boat capsized within sight oi I ch 1 , mo h, who m“ the m“. you m“... SAYS April: sen-m Denmmen, factor in fly production. To _bc d- alertness. Many acts of heroism their carrvp. Having no boat l0 881111 : s “an: of bulge {Em n; m.“ cHARMmGg-l-RANGER Grade IX: 1 Man cdvanagll. 2 A _ ‘ fcctive. control 111M611"! 6m have been zeported and medals to their assistance. the camp com- m nd mud ' steile cavanagh. 3 Reta Cevanash- Grade >;__1 Mum Mflcmad, 1 sgnlnltthclf‘ breeding places should awarded. Margaret Hobsn of the mandala: ran to the nearest farm spfnx-ere m; mam, who would Gamma, may 134m. wonm, Grade vm: l. Velma McLean, 2 ma“, Macum 3 Wesley M”, ~ one oflmmlmlty 111619» lat Beausejour company effected a and phoned the town for s luctor m“ m“ 00m ‘MW wmmmm who summed a mo,“ m, a, ‘he Mary MQPhPB, 3 Alton Bu deit. Mo‘, su by a public well-in- pluck rescue when another child boat, but it was almost three-. n? of our 2° emu audmm tumonable Grace Lutheran than}, Grade v11; 1 Adele Currirg 2 Grade Ix__1 Dnrothy mound’ 1 mm“ °n u“ mm“ M the mu” W“ 011111311 “WY W the 91°38 Q1195“?! °f m 11°“? berm i‘ 53m the swvemmenm rm‘. parish house in suburban river for- Ernest Cavahagh. 3 Vera Alchorn. smcmr MMLQod_ 3 Irma 511115, H _ m: to health and the means by current of Brolrenhead river. Hear- arrived. Three men, two women master" would crack h“ whip and est, would like to know more about, Green IV: l Marguerite McDoug- Grade vn1__1 Mum, Mac. which 111 may b! Wmbillfid- o" log her cries for heio, Margaret and one child clung to tlr up- the charming entieman who groct- all, 2 Keith Taylor. u ' . - 1 L .. the performers on the business 3 , Pllérsfln r- - r _ in, and swam to the turned boat. encouraged to hens 5.3 wank; fc5ponfl go the bu‘, ed them upon their ZITIlVHlv-"lllid so Grace n1 sr; Johnny McPhee. Gmdc v-n_1 Mmu-o Ioiaplgoo ~ _ dunlp is often sufficient to in: drowning girl who this time - was on by the guides on the shore. "ugluc whistling. he wncluded would the police. Grade 111 Jr; 1 Phylls McKin- and smnwood Macy-fix; (gqufl) g , _ 1 fem a whole nflibbvilfmbd. and i. unconscious. and fought her way When the rescue was accomplished. e“ ’ ‘ Aseach woman reached thc parish no“, 3 we Mcmnmn, 3 red Jan,” mcneoi g is necessary therefore to enlist the back with her burden to shore. coffee and hot blankets were walt- RENAISfANCE msl,_lk‘ns_' house to sip tea. and silaire hands Cu.-,1e_ Grade VI__1 Rum Mach“, f é; active co-cocration of the Iboll Although a strong swimmer she lng for the thoroughly chilled Pm“ STYLE mENK-ms with the pastonthe Rev. o. A. (wade n, -1 Helen Mcmugam 3 Evelyn Dawson 3 Edna Gum“. .. y W“ ‘ “till” as: l2‘ "s; '*"....“" '"' “t...” s.” . -—— henna» Mnlencewemeqg» .: 1’ Y‘ l“ l’ ‘l m" "'1' l“ ‘w’ 1"" “‘ PARIS, lvr is-wlie renaissance ' Grade I: Merrill Tavlor- Mod, Donald mime. as ‘ ~ short. vited to send c. handcraft exhibit is pans. Sty’: theme gm- she 1w. ""1 he w“ 3°“ “memh m “up Highest average: Helen Mc- Mmuod,» Evelyn MacPhersorl. s 01M" "if “Wm "tmcm t“ m‘ 133M“ Wm“ mmmn“ M spring. Parisian creators of the ‘f: ‘an Mlifikhe‘ tcoau‘ h - m,‘ Dollgail 96.7 p.c. James MacLeod, Esther Macbeod._ - Speedmg Up respiration, and to mu knowledge Guides at Adclboiden. The nand- mode m hum,“ o“, mm m m, m “$301131 ed m (y:%an;v§i°fien_ “when Selena Cum,“ Evelyn Dawson’ mm Gm“ g .| - i "u. "v m ......... “as; ‘l;‘.‘3...'° sum “are on =- w- l... o... - _=..~ presence o m n v w e. . _ Mm 01 the “mes shown are , . ' .. .—-——"---~--——--—-—~——‘*”- ——“*’—' ~. ’_ and guides has cheated the demon the entire work of msmbe of the dummy m.“ m, the mm "m", gfllenél-ge°g-rorlflllglgg°"ilé%lt . -—— fire many times. Each’ brownie is deinovement. n-le lst South 1.,“ Wm... w“ n, l, m..- $171,, l’ ° - _ p‘ , t taught what to do if her clothes ich company, n. 0., built a don l“ 11mm- og ms King‘; Jubilee, m; one though,’ mum about ‘he " deli of lcl than oarlcad catch fire, and when Brownie very marvellous log cabin of onc- and later orthe gals. events the stung” M’ the time except u, “W, *~ freight shipnants between Mcnt- Norma Lloyd of Kelowna. B. 0., saw inch logs. It was iruejo scale, even Psi-is grands saiscn. in J1me. that he h“ m.“ blond, wavy ham . ~ t d directly in- her riiile-year-old friend literally to the water pail, bench. buck-saw The tendency toward rich mstsr- “d a charming personality“. a hi; From A" , nts will be made by burst into flame, she gra a and ng block with a tiny isle isstruigerthanevrlr: the the women recalled when m, pmy Special stations," m‘ 4 tbs Osnadian National - nearby coat and mllcd her in ft. hatchet buried in it. deep calorific! the panama 3% bmke up and some o; me... be...“ .0 , u“ _ _ Nl-lln !Mifio Railways it ll ali- It was s plucky act and saved the » Girl Guides are not allowed .10 $3.301 111550;"! l", Y‘ 1°01; fm- their Q9313, They were Bargain nounccd in s statement other child from possibly fatal bag, tag cr-hsve drives for funds. in Ihldlflliuu mllldiw ‘om so w,“ the charming 5mg“- G°|NG oAu-Y _ MAY 15 to 28 hwmflve l. iointly w li‘ ram. x. c. burns, but the silver cross wuss must be self-eupportirll. M :,,,,"‘““““,, , Q.‘ M“ m m; man. The police received reports Ram Limit: 30 d“, visa-President of the Osnsdiln she received could not bs compared cam their rcquirennenis through l“ "m" “Wm” “out m, m“, mcludlng me one . National, his hen with what abc gained personally their own efforts. o: “ma”, m“ u, 5W that Mrs. Hoilenback used to have. ‘(fund Tm, Con}, Fares from CHARLOTTETOWN Vice-Prudent of tho Oanadisn ths tlinrhel-brsluyouis hyoomsaos llsrhosrldorre- N. if“. m“ “Nu” d m __-_-__-_- m___ wmNlPEG 4M5 no who functicrrquioldy and that shs could sources for tbs ingenious guides Q ~ - a‘ ma“, ' ITALIAN GARLIC - 60 .4 -~ rise to an brownies. NacsIity is also ma?” “warm 1r garlic of uln Italian sort is SASKATOON . 50._ m" m" m" m‘ F" l" m‘ "W" a “Wfiwl” uuufl‘ ‘m; m‘ m duh‘ .3“ wanted. it may easily be grown EDMONTON . . . . . . . . .$ 5150 __ 6311mm’! 0f I film! WW0“ 3N1! l OM 11914117 61'9"!‘ on” “bu.” o‘ m‘ rum-Qua. from sets and thanks to its con- VANCOUVER _ ‘n _ _$ 71.15 v H in Alberta. Only a young scout n. Zl‘ Winnipeg had a (m, w m. mm- “mum”, w” oentratcd flavor, very little need be n m” .1" m‘ b m" ‘Mm “uh M,“ and his brownie sister were st unique money-raising scheme. with "m" m h “m.” m u", “M”. grown to supply an ‘ American “"1" *1 h n“ u ma“ m,‘ “m home. While the brother climbed of the liouts of ‘mm m, m; of m" ‘r family all winter. Ii/muy be ':““f'u'§:'|,fl‘“\u “m, suasrfsns aosin r the recf, the sister handled him m) the district, they took settings of m, m“ ‘M “guru u, m, hem recommended especially for fiavor- m h?!“ SIM," u" u mun-n," m, u, ‘u; plus muss: Inna pailhlflsr will ct ‘ti!’ 0Q. sealed and in the u" m“, m m. “mam q “m. ing French dressing for the winter (b, “M”; glnfl“ c". s; s anxiously ‘M ""°- "'“""“ well ,and their home was saved.‘ L? autumn gave and served cnocilpnt “m” s: the 1am an tbs salad course which nowadays usu- DANA“ mm“ 5m...” st rm saunas, Arlnseoos and wssr. church qiiool was also saved by fawisumilra. smallest omgmsnt, or accesses-y ally consists of California head let- Tam S," h c‘ m mm“ d ,1; 94","), [mapped ma» .- thresyoangguldcswbecilancsdb Ailevsrmnsdagiriguidessrs gemgsicsva-fictinpsescepisdfrcm tnoaCmcelovc cut in twosrld ' 95 ‘,3; be _ . . sisauysaoiaam the btassnt thejefifilylflflllitlm ,snd alsioedonuadunlnwnlnnula ,, foimdfllflflllldfrdlnl Vflltfilfldfldlladv laZetlghtaliwtiaohofqwlil arsai wianiinedwlll givstha ,, I 3g“. 5'“ %ummm _ _

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In the ‘Ill-hole medal playoff to decide Manitoba's ,. esentotivs oh the team. Donovan and Reith ran

national obligations has been in res_ pect to those which he "himself has been consistent in repudiating and one-two. Bobby led by two strokes which Germany as a whole has after the first 86 holes but Bud never pretended genuinely to w- fl “ ‘ a single stroke ahead. cept."

to write Belief that Germany is building a before and after the hidden reserve to finance purchases of war supplies and raw materials was e by the Financial News. ,

Donovan examinations competition. (Copyright, 1985. by The Can- adian Press)

. ____.__..___._ MAYIPIELD SCHOOL n of - -_- r1 t, The following is the report cf lvfayfield School for the month of April:—- Grade X-l. Thelma Smith. Grade IX-l Evelyn Houston. 3

Security Qualities Mos t Needed C I a i m

mm "“““u&" 1 m Smith. 2 '-'—~ olgfgfl, — 5°“ ° (c. r. by Guardian's sandal Wire) ‘ MONTREAL, May 15-~Wlth0lit

Grads V-l Ethel Hill. I Murray Orr, 3 neith Orr. Grade III-l Willis Andrew. Grade Iii-l Elbert Orr, 2 Alan Smith, 3 Billie Andrew. Grade 1-1 Walter Stead! 3 l-Ieath Houston‘. 3 Robert Tocanlbs.

thrift and security the commer- cial order is doomed to perish. Wendell McLeod Clalke, Secretary of tho Canadian Chamber c! Com- merse, today told a meeting of the Life Underwriters‘ Association of Montreal