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A Full-bodied ‘Tee jeonbbinlng depcndebi

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I . 0"‘ v . . ‘ ' ' ' I ' I b H. S Myers The jockey bode. d d; erved Ame ‘l || _ w ~ 1'3 - - ]0ye.Luu was: . u e s ng Fflyfllllflllilabilllfiul) _. _~b\1&€v ride 1h Wrh htflt behind twenty-five nurses were conveyed o , 4 . . . v 4 whirl" Guncdhn locals, at, m, mm, .w" _ ,, _ u‘ the filly. comlmz strong on the m the beach in cars ,. “ded by I g:::nd|"zl\l'0l';i; Annuunceuicnis chit-LC Lull, . slwclclj to step away from Martina Mrs. William K911110859)’, MISS An- ' . ; '.1s~i'~u_--_ t ._ »., , -_ __ : you“; 98c. pgnmch; Lia>t5llul_ $0 u\:'llldI'l|él,.|i.;lifi“?(-€?:r‘f . ,4’ Auns-trohg and Laconic. the tWO its McDonald. Marie M0101- : hm“ ca,“ “c” 5Q l," “mm; Letters of Cundmm“ m“ _ .,:,_v;.»ty0ru:=.: and the only horses which lan, G. Mclnnis and Mr. Arthur * P" ilmhi Notices oi‘ '1 lmnil-s XILHI A iprcclaltion, 08¢. r1‘ wrln ‘=19 P" m“! serious competition" Reunion‘ I .i I 0!‘ 5v Dirulvord. Ollivr rulrs on applications. _ J ,’ _, Symbol overthrew another :v400‘O;44+'§4-Q¢40eeeeewo+ Q Vvrvooe v ' ’ frfnv“ c‘ Prince Mac’ in winning PEEBONALS ' _ 9 f‘ ' ‘ '““° " t " ‘ '3 inn SPC/llld event, the classified . ‘ - ~—~—~~—-,-—~<—-~-~--~,~ w» »- lllik". , Mrs. c. p. Price and uaunim, [ior S3}; _ I “lumen, _ '_ ‘SUMMARIES Miss -Joan, of Monti-ell, us the _,___._'___._.‘___.___.l-.___,_, _ v -_____._____..,_,,,.___,,,,_; __ , __ guests’ oi’ Mrs. Price's sister. Mn. in: AND FOAL ron sun. WANTED __ M,“ “QT-rm “,5; nnsr zvzm I- D. Nicholson- li-iil-T-lti Iii and qi». 1m my lluj ,;- \ =,v_ - -—1-- . _,_; MlClllLUl. ci1lt.1oL,-<>ilj‘\c;l ‘ -" 3117 u“! Pl" P1156 $599 .Am°n5 the 551935;“ g9 m, wq. l lllilllliUflgzlll, . SUITKIKBLhI M)“; al~ll—li-T'-tf<;” Ff-‘llllllllfl, bf by AGIO BUY men-a Institute convention w” m ug o luusds, 0a,, ¢_ 1-1., Ift-~——---~_--~~-tte-_s-_.f.».V-_=B_- - quyers) - 1 L1 M, rm n 1d _., ,,__ G d", m ' 1 , . _. __ ‘ s. John D. McKay Sp g e . J M PM‘ n o Ce L , l 1.], “tmsh M“ L n‘ a “WWW, m" Shewas aoocmpanIedIDy Mus Ada .. Jbk ... _ ion sans ~ 0L1) mum: <1, cl my.» lultilllull. mu.- ‘ "““P'°’ *3 “ McKay. of the who 911°9-

cunts bundle. Guhrdlan/ Ulllrv. i

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slttlmn, slurvs. r‘ n; Cl:zll'lottet'nvzl ‘

1 m SALE, 'l‘0 LET, nomm no I l" (“it 1‘

_i_ 1 - h -L _,._ 1h g (‘linliliun l _ guh on and J U u“ K g _ Zlilne: 2.03; 2.0a; 2.03 1-2. - 1 '1‘ . l ' ; u iY sam‘ non SALli-MALAU- ; I ‘ ‘g " SECOND EVENT uh l-luy Sal]; just ul-l-iv ‘ -_ l "'6 Q“ , Classified Pace Purse I400 LRIICYICS 00., Churlom < "Q "~"~ lull‘. Symbol, bm, by Symbol " "fifl" “ll? 1 ‘ R. Forrost, (Glggln) . . . . -- 141 _ C05‘, ' ~~ ~— NllhfilrOn G. bg, (Campbell) 4 1 2

IVYUPIS TO IE1‘ _/\l_\ .

imlly situated n1 Mun; limntzmnn Pinuo. A1 llcamnn, Montnguc, P. 1.,

440i

on‘. 1n» ml 011mm: (‘cl _

in: SALE - ssncluzs 01-‘ luv . f ‘ ‘ Alli I-‘nlrviexv ,tu be sold Irllilili l; l ' ' i ‘l

mmbincd store nmi Good businclss stand. ' Philipson, Box 56, Sum:

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l 4*. ‘ 3-’l—l15~iil. »__.____.___._,__~__.. ____ _._ I i nil SAIQE-TWO WATSON FOUR l

nnv sprayer-s, two pump lurks. Apply to James Lnwicss, Nor- bm-n. Austin A. Sonics, Liquidit- tor Edwards at Co. -43ll0-'i-1L!-5l.. [Tllt FHLE --. ABOUT 60 ACRES . lnnd, watered and in A1 cowl-l tinn with growing crop. Fm» house and buildings. Apply lo W. S.,,care Guardian. Clanrloliu- .

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l'_l_rn|>l0yxncnt_. \

thrills-Ll

town. 430511-1441. I wm lcn I. wgiycgg, _ miivw'.\.j'(x l Luann. Apply Guurrlidn. ' _

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i W. M. s.f;f1#..~.1ziy~ At Ha fiftigilttfd n

A luix-gtflv uitr-ndfci.’ Rally of iiu: Llnillxbf.‘ ‘ - _ was held Thursday. , on -_ lluuurlcilli ‘Mrs. Tocnihs, ‘DLTXQQIBIIM- _. u’

and lvlns. F5, linnglllinyd luvs {l ins: sccrclulv. ‘ “ . '

The following conmriluuh. appointcdz- .,_.

Resolutions; Airs. Horn

li-iiss Inmnn and A1111-

Mrs. W. A. 'l'ho p v lntlctovvll, vim ]ll‘l‘$l(16!ll’__Qf ill‘ hill-l‘- liiimc Ilrunrh mudc n {cw up;

JOHN ALFRED McDONALD. PRO- vinclal Land Surveyor, Herman- vi!le, (R. 3, S01E15.) - »

FURNISHED ROOMS IN PRI- vnte home. Meals if dcslrcd. A114 ply Guardian. 44l5-14-7-Si

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AUCTION SALE 0F "FURNITURE

' at New» Dominion Saturday, 16in, at 2 o'clock. Mrs. Mary McKin- non. ' 4417-l4-3i

{Euro m Tl’

L “Ill TRIVATE KINDERGARTENS ~ pay. Advice given free by the Canadian Kindergarten Institute,

Toronto (10.1 Personal"I-2~9-l6-33-30-

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ITQCAPED‘ FROM MY RANT". Mpdmnrsnver rmtflnyono ha‘, ‘n17- n-murks. IVIFS. lioltzm- \ i"! Sh? knowledgo of her kindly Uwporivii on tho May _,Cunt" aiotify J. L. Murphy, Millvqlo, hold in Now Gluslzoun l» , Brlldfllballe. R- R- 2- 4435374641- Miszs" Mnbvl Ncnisrilllv, 41f (“lur-

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Boarders Wanted

-—~ ——~ -—-——~-~—_"- A FEW SUMMER IIUMUWRS

' __thv missionary wurktlrm ' ktunuljv Si. (fuiiuxibia Iimuso, hlqviirqsl. p15! - ' n

_ the Clvrunt, iinllun lhlissluzlJn ‘in’? accommodated ncar Chnriottc- _ i ,- ‘ ' ' town. Address A. B. earn m" "- = '. ' - - quard|an_ 4445:7464; I A llvlnfnl lll'\'li‘§$1ULI ffollrgut-(l,

hy Nils: IIi'll‘ll lnmzm on ill," '< pus |H‘()l)]\‘lll.“- oi‘ tho 5npl_¢;~ty_ '1']: _-. _ _ _\vns followed in" :1 c1ui;jl_h;l;.I-h_gn_1 y , nflcv which sunpcf \_l'us'_sc1wvll fltho mans: |.‘,'l"illl‘.(l:€

Apply c. w. Rnhix. Dimstaflnogc. 44$7~7— b»

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" urn. . WANTED -_A SINGLE Mzw mn ‘Md or Tryml. r ,

farm Work. Lester McWilliams, - v 3"?“ M9?!“ “I New my“ ‘M

(gm-neon 51am‘ 44gg_7..15-j3l. Greetings from film liviyhr , Qlfllllhljillfi GOTdOB- d5"I_hWY 91' MT- ~~ —-;————~—— “we cxlcndz-d in’ Donal-L K» l‘ ' I And Mrs. John Gurdvh 01 APP!" B""‘0MB nxrnnr nnnnnn n: Cnrlnvnll. ’ ' ‘f 1mm, P. u. 1.

through -our- Special low corit course. Hundreds. of. successful Braduates. Write Molcr Bnrbcr College, B73\Bnrrin ton, I-léllfnx. '

M. H. . Nov. ld-stttt.’

_l\'lrs. D. Cnllimzk mulcrcci- n sol _y'§~ii~y ctlocllvrlv. ___‘Ml'!i. JpC. fi|J(‘ll(‘l"l'_‘i.',l€\‘\'Uv;jlil uri- drcss on tho woik ol'_ ,t_l1p“__)l;1£v‘

LOOK ARBAIL; GETJBiTO Tun Coast cioulingz. \\l||ll tho W. l‘ n1 UNDEIITAIEI Civil Service as Poutmnnpjliclzk? .1‘1<"*n1t"1 1301"," ~“'-,-"#‘li_°"-' . i. . . amauumn Customs Examiner,- lmmiglntion‘ ,_Ci7_llll'l'llllllly ‘activiut ;_ _ H H I , 1 . Inapsctoryeto." roll detliia free A “me q,,,,,.,,,,. rg,_,,,m§,fl» 5d- ~ _ Charlottetown ma 1mm the M- 0- Q-v Tami)!” Ho‘) ‘Vllcnrlnll Lon, C. l7. \V1"'l;1li1< ‘Roll’; North wuum"

, . . 7-14-15-1 43-30. ._ .. M H w B ' Davidson nnri Il-n. ml \vv_Qd.-1'.$f\nl¥

vcry ncrruptnbly "rlunictilllfi. 551"?‘ whore." 4 v‘

“ilrrvl. ll. Carson‘ -

dlntuly on tile pub

.1 - , ‘oulum tho rm» huol: .1n5!'=l\\j1~" I ,1 "f f . I bid "Life" by Miss (1ni-i:iil"i¥l1o.,b|l'{

. v , motion Mrs. W. A. 'l'|lr'lii]l$i(lll \\:l':

| ._ . . _ appointed to bl‘lllp,"lll?~,s~l.lJR_l-_l(‘l‘ lv~ Th e fl t fore the Government. ' , I i ' , k , '- ' Thanks wore rxlrnll 1 to‘ in»; IOTIIICII Y ' ' Mr. Ayers ‘and oih»: Dflhllllll"

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THE QDAVIEB

‘lflcnds rm- mm h';-.-."llil_"l~z Rates‘ “Model-opp i

‘At this rally 1m mm 1w MW‘ ed the roll coll and little an}: minvilisitors, ' ‘

| u t nu

vote oovoooovoeoeo-oefioiclt o o 0%?»

Jrlv‘ tVurihy, bg (Short)

_ 45;‘. c n d Pageant . , . ‘ v‘-_‘_2\l.()l\l'l‘Rl<IAL, July la-an ‘air

_ hi-ro Ailgusl 20 and Q1, it was an- ‘ _ nouncczl hurc today. The armada,

- ~- v -_' ' in gnoups oi’ six planes according to

- iinnghlur.

sfdild

= ' Yi-‘lclhnnld, City, o. daughter.

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CBIRDPRACTQB‘ ‘i " ' tho report oi cnnimii A ilrsmui- l Tluoo Your Pclrner Graduate tion “'11:; pvtrrd xh n i w Udvvm- l“ M1599 55 mmn" 1°”- - mcnt be petitioned in , ‘Irhflhinw- mm" ca“ Made’ moi curri-

' aso-v-la-ii.

than BIRCIIIT

‘IOQLEHDO, 0., July 15—-(A.P.)__ umr-eilgta, a Toledo owned horse _., qiaklng- his first start on lnvnce Mack» this season, outclassed a ‘sggimld _of pacers in the first event “on. the-grand, circuit programme .l1erc_ tonight, the 2.1711359 pace, and took the race in straight heute gsilcllclu, who come off the half mile tracks last year. was driven

lmumic, bg, (Pnlin) *" 'C=Filll-l’i(3b Aga, bg (Mllloy) ,, 5 4 3

: lVImr-Pntlerson also started.

» "l-Yfinrw‘ Itinc, ch g, (McMillan) 2 3 3 -, ‘fVirlelv: Brooke, bm. (Parker) 3 2 4 ., 5 7 8 I Wdnm, George G, Queen Abbe, Vail BiLOll nnd Abbie Heir also nlnvlrrl. Tilnv: 2.04 3-4: 2.03 1-2; 2.05.

s. Flat To

(Qgnzuiilin ‘Preesl

niznilrlu oi 60 planes will fly from .‘__lé<>€>.<-.~vt~lt Field, Long Island, m i lllvllfllil tho fourth annual Canadian (m? PngI-zlnt at St. Hubert airport

in i110 lliltilfl} of an international guuchvill flight, will fly Mqntrofll

f ihvn- rcspvctlve cruising speed.

l _ Arrhngmncnts were complete ‘ to- duy through George W. Orr, man- ngcr of Roosevelt Field.

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BIRTHS

iron-Au Vernon, June 21, 1m, in hlr, and Mrs. Roy C. Enmban a

5 RIFI)I)N.-\LD—~AL the City Hospital, '| Zmly '2] to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard

fircnnxsnn-Ac the City Hospital. zluly 4th, "to Mr. and Mrs. Morley. MoDonnki, st. Margaret's, a son.

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S~At the City Hospital, on July 6th, to Mr. and Mrs. John llughee, City, a son.

' conuopnv-A: the City Hospital, July 7th, to Mr. and Mrs. Peter 001111441131, City, a. son.

injury-pa: the City Hospital, Iluiy, 15m‘. w Mr. and Mrs. John Tierney, City, a son.

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MARRIAGE!

nli-PilIlll—G0ltI)0N.—At the Par- i SQlll-lffii, Cornwall P. E. I., on Wed- j ricsduv, July 13, 1932 by Rev. D, K. l 111155, Arthur George MMPhee

1 rli"_c'l_vde River, son of Mr. and Mrs.

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‘D. MacLean

PhonS Ill

WHITFS Tea Rooms

Our new ICE CREAM l ' _is"~a‘ HIT

urn Ksrrcm. l0!‘ FRI. SAT. and SUN.

"m... 3 3 2

'- "iii Hy -Dlrcct, bg (Parker) ., 4-5 4

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BEIITRAL A Dllll _,____ .

[I'm-I BAPTIST 01103.03 - The Remzbthvinoentvrilltokenhis ‘ 1, subject "Things to remem-

ber" and tor the evening “Realities of Life." Mrs. B. S. Henderson will sing at the morning service and Miss Lillian Mackenzie at the ev- -ening. - ‘ - . .

ALUMNAI ‘OUTING-libs grad- uate nurses o! the 10M cllle of the City Hospitol ‘were the guests of the Alumnae Association of that institution for an outing Tuesday afternoon at Cavendish Beach. The blthing in the surf Wll Ircltly en-

3 World Records Shattered In U. S. Trials

(By Alan Gould, Associated YICI Sport; Editor)

STANFORD STADIUM, Polo Al- to, Califx, July l5.-'I‘hree world re- cord performance contributed to s sensational beginning today ior the final American olympic tuck and field tryouts as upsets eliminated some of the nation's outstanding stars. l Two stalwart easterners, Leo Sec- ton snd John Anderson, both of the New York A. 0., surpassed world marks m the shotput and discus throw, respectively, after fJdie To- lan, Detroit negro flash, equalled his own world record oi 10.4 sec- onds, agalnst the wind, in the 100 metre trials. Sexton topped the shotputters with a mighty heave of 52 feet 8 inches, as his most fen-ed rival, Hennsn Brix, of the Ins Anleles A. 0., barely gained the fifth qual- ifying place by the thin margin of three-eightha o! an inch, with a. put of only .49 feet 2 inches. Sextmis toss was a halfinch beyond the of- ficial world record. Anderson hurled the discus 165.54 feet to surpass the listed world re- cord o! 163 feet, 8% inches, made in 1929 by Eric Krenz. Since then, however, Paul Jessupb new Ameri- can record o! 169 feet, 8% inches, has been put up for world record approval. Jesaup was second today at 158.37 feet.

Fred’ton Takes

Exception To St a te m e nt

(OI-ludinn Press) FREDERICTON, N. 8., July 15.- Exoeption is taken by locsl people in a position to know, to the state- ment published in the Financial Post, and alleged to be based upon the index cdlculated by the (hats-tic Bureau of Statistics, tn the effect that ‘Tredericton alone of fifty-two cities shows increase" in rentals. The statement is mode for the six month period ending with May last. With 100 taken as the index o! rentals for May, 1031, and Oc- tnber, 1981, 102.6 iftho figure for Mly, 193i.

The assessment de ant of the city o! Fredericton is authority for the statement that null in Fredericton are stationlry with in- dication of my change in l. down- ward direction as in other centres of the Dominion. Onvlcrs o! lint- able properties in both residential and commercial sections. w! thlt than! ls no upward tendency Ind rentals are stetlonsrv.

Thc- reference to" Fredericton ll u follows: 9'01 s total o! 53 cities from which the bureau receives fl- turnl. only one, namely Frederic- ficn. show i. an incl-ope in rents! m: anal; month period ending May, 1083. Illcur control. namely Oblrlottetown, 1'. E. 1., Amherst, N’. 8., St, Hyscintlw. PH" 8M ltockvllle, (Jntario, shoved no nblugll, vvhilu-the remklning l‘! showed s decline. In the some connection the c“; nuthcritlelyolnt out can city u‘ ancient n: not increased in loll. but on the contrary shows a sllllit neuter . . -

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Holden Aunt: "A girl who h su- glged should‘ never go out with ll- Ofllll young mm." moan Mud: "on, it‘; s11 rlshtl

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led to healthy competition and to

I- WIUIMI‘. lhrio: little cblsl Blair lair. 01am. ma! pints 114.03.

(Inland mocks. own; dun. Keith Lmgille. Chorlotte- in this or any Island camp for two. u» mum nus. -

I. Iowa, Charlottetown, mm Nd, lentil; Wilson, mum, N. S. 1M1! mints am.

BAAIMINB AT BANUE BUVE

M. R. 1E. C. - Y. M. 0. A. (lamp This Year An Unqualified 8 u c- cess.

The biQISSt 1nd bflt BOYS‘ Camp

ever conducted at Canoe Cove came to o close yesterdly. There were

coming fmm one end of the Illlhd to the other. In all there were about ninety under canvas. Trin- ity United Church and the Y. M. C. A., Charlottetown, made up About one half of the camp. The United Church, Summer-side and Bedeque and the Baptist Church, Summerlids, were also well "Presented. Other groups come from St. Peters Bay to Owssry and intervening points.

In general the weather wu ideal for camping. Lust week, however, Cmoe Cove vvu treated to a gen- erous drenchlng but no boy was ex- nvsed or slept 1n s bed that was wet. The sun beamed down most of the time and left its rosy marks on bared books and burnt flees. The comp was under the direc- tion of Rev. W. B. Aitken, St. Peter's Bay, who since 1925 lus had a, leading port in Boys‘ Camps and

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The Presbyterian Church In Canada

IT. JAMES’ CHURCH ' Minister: Rev. I. Moos-head Legato, B.D. Public Worship:

Mos-ping at Eleven O'clock. Evening It Savers O'clock.

BTI-ANGII-S AND VISI- TORS, OOBDIALLY INVITED.

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points 97.96. S. The Sioux. Leader Rev. E. J. Chisholm, Hazelhrook; little chief

eleven leaders and seventy-six boys. Jock Fsrquharson, Charlottetown.

Total points 85.25.

The Hall or Fame, a ballot vote conducted by the boys themselves resulted in the following choices:

1. Most Popular Boy-—John Knox, Victoria.

2. Most Popular Came-Soft ball.

8. Most Popular Eats-Ice cream. 4. Most Generous Boy-Keith Jelly, Bummer " .

S. Most For Camp-Blair Baker, Omeery. 6. Best Senior Camper-Blair

Baker, Otaary.

7. Best Junior Camper-Harold Stewart, Charlottetown.

8. Best Nstured Boy-Harold Palmer, O‘Leary; Gordon Garn-

hum, Charlottetown; Ken Bell, Summerside. it. Best Looking Boy-George

Inckhart, Antigonish. 10. Best Table Manners-John

considers the comp of this year, taking into consideration its size and the general comp spirit, inl msny ways, the but he has ever conducted. I-Is pays I high tribute ‘ to the leaders ll one of the finest K Sroup at men he ever attempted to carry on a camp with.

The Business Manager for the camp vls-sMr. Roy Pendletcn, tire- less Secretary of the "Y." Under his direction the larder and the lads were well provided for. The erpenses were kept at the lowest possible figure, while providing the but 1n evervtlunz. um when all bills were paid l. neat bnlsnceyre-l msincd to the credit of the comp; The spirituslsido of the pron“ : of life was not neglected. Beforei m» boys 1m the breakfast table s! short chapel service was conduct-I 0d. at which a message was given‘ b? one of tho leaders. From 9.80 to 1o a.m. Bible Study was wnducted ’ by each group under the dlrddflonl 0! "6 ltldtl‘. and interest was no keenar at any time than during this study period.

In the evening come the comp firs. ‘There boys gathered for their deli! sins sons: w-luwn m the “Evening Tattler," the camp paper, capably edited by Herold Wright, chufflttfiwwh; and the good night message b! n member or the sun. Then as the boys sang "Taps," in brlllllflt the dew to a close they carried to their rest another re- minder of the things which m worth while.

All limo! were carried out n scheduled. The thanks of the comp for the success of games is gener- ously given tn Mr. William Henry who no faithfully and eopobly gave of his time and talent.

The swimming this you received more attention than usull because of the export direction of Mr. Barry Purllow, Milton. Mull. Mr. Pun-slow took complete charge or water sports and was satisfied with the results. Many boys who could not swim learned the art, and those who could swim were made more proficient. ‘Item sports 6m a lending futon of visitor's Day. chief among which was the spec- tacular diving of w. Pin-slow bim- loif. The but wishes of the camp- orl follow It. Purslow to his south- ern home.

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Healthy Competition

For convenience the boys were: divided in u: tribes or groups, each With ill llldlr and little chief. This

the Icaerul unlit: or camp spirit, which mm u» bllihntnl to m|

0nd of the comp was manifest in! INN 0nd study group.

The fellovial is the list of tribes In order of merit. i 1-1110 Barons. Ludo: Hr. Boy:

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~l- The Panacea. lander Mr. lime

l. The Imuucu. Lender Rev. o.‘

4- ‘nu ems. use" rm. s. n.

In sngegbd he."

Iwmu, Summemdc: mu chief, lltk only. Smut-nice. 1pm

"u m dorflwant win-m u on u» ma. .

Strawberry Shortitske

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the but c! you," says l bmhlhltlfl’ , 1st. "no mm m the m: a wus- III- ‘I. HI INN!

, Ir he lumen. Inoderl. 1m. l- l Alfiihld. ledequn. In! Mr. Joel lie‘ 91am mo; and.

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Knox, Victoria; Jim Clark, Sum- merside.

ll. Best Swimmer-Gordon Butt, Cnsrlottetwon.

12. Best Athlete-Jim Bell, Sum- merslde.

13. Fettest Boy-Gordon Gurn- hum, Charlottetown.

14. Camp I-lumorist — Roland Sheen, Summer " . -

The silver cup awarded by the camp to the best senior camper was won by Blair Baker, (Yheary; and the medal tor the best Junior camper went to Harold Stewart, Charlottetown.