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"Culinary Carving’ PASSING PARADE

Enlpiresohools Exchange News

service for 150 over Canada, South Airica, Mal- gﬁ’ and uratod by the Empire Article Ex- change society. Student

phers cover what interests them 3»IldJB¢£id their copy to the editor. Milbank mlnutor. He turns out a. newspap- er which is sent to the 150 schools.

and glnla from E one-roomodcoun- try school in 5asir.atc.he*w.an trav- elled 250 miles over dlﬂlcult coun-

U. S. Band Leader '

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Eastern ‘Guardian

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..'§UBSCBlP'l‘l0NS to the Charlottetown Guar may handed to their Rem. Archie Hume.

Mass Marriage Transportation Problem Met

"How can we get tmainsportation iorr 105 blritles and . 210 witriesscs, an tm numerous ohurchwdlgnitarics who will be

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'I'.ho.t was one of the hundred and one details facing Father Roy and his assistants or the Jeunesse Ouvrlere Oatllolique, sponsors of the mass marriage oi’ 105 young ooupLes to I): lied on Smlday next at Montreal's stadium.

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PETE SMITH in .

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NOVELTY

J.O.C. headcluartozs, quietly dir- ecting the mnumerabie last—min- ute a.rra its for the monster ceremony, Father Roy pointed to this as a. typical problem, which has been solved, in his own words. by the "universal goodwill and in- terest which is being shown on all sides in connection with the mar- riage of these 210 young pecple." He announced that General Mot- ors Products of Canada had come iozward and. throu=,'h its dealers. placed 110 cars at his disposal (or the history-making occasion. Driven by General Motors chauf- feurs, the cars will pick u their pamengcrs and transport t em to at. James Basilica, from there to the Windsor Hotel, where the mam-imoni.a.l registers will be sign- ed, and then. with police escort, to the stadium. Where the cars will drive right into the ‘ampitheetre. Following the open-air marriage. at which Mass Will be celebrated by Father Roy and the delivered by His Excellency Msgr. Georges Gauthier. A‘c‘2:Ibi5hop-Co- adjutor or Montreal. the cars and their escorﬁ will form a. procession ‘for the trio to St. Helen's Island and following supper there will

(By The Canadian Press) LONDON July 20-An Empire schools scattered

Borneo, Falklazzd Islands, In- Bnltain has been inaug-

Dempster. headmaster of Elementary School. West-

ig story in a recent edi- of how 1’! boys

HI:?‘0f.Sﬁ:iER! Chapter ” try for 8- M161 IMP” 0‘ i‘«I10K1l'l€ transport the br:des and grooms PL U S 3 ‘The Lone Ranger Rides Again and Queen in e royal vmlniovur- “"1: m on stadium for the clos- ing Canada. mg ceremony, -

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court. "In consideration of the decided

Hallled Into Court, hostility shown by the arresting

“Young Dr. Kildare’, 4 Hera For .ﬁ_...__ J W 20 olricglr; and oftghebprgudlgllgi uaxféi ' WEBSTER, 3.93.. n — mos era was 4: e a Two D8)’ Showlng P‘-'inCe Edward (AP)—.FriI.z Kuhn. German-Amerb I pleaded guilty to the charge oi .__.__... can bund leader. leaded guilty 6. Lennon and profanity as the carver mu! tor: of today to being (ﬁning and proteins. best means of avoiding a theatrical

yfeg Cut in B Lew A was in I Metropolitan Hospital

Liane! Htrrynnoro, L

Young Interns‘: Dramatic Expert Lew Am: and Lionel Bm'ym0te.Kildare" llle youngmt and oldest veteran stars at the screen, are teamed in Nat Pendlewn. Samuel “Young Dr. Kllda-re." which OPGM M‘ loda at the Prince nldwnrd 'I‘h¢¢tm.

Asde 1‘:-om the intorestnin 9 ' 5' at n oung medical

érilclu-em atorléiss, "10 W lire" as Ayre uurd plctgglgazlﬁhacaenhh return to the for Iorcen . ‘ ’‘’° -1” at

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‘your: Dr. Kildam" ' vides Lygme Carver with her I loading feminine rain as the sweet- h:drt or Klldare who aw-lnoes her love that the curl: doctor may

or union

interns in a. big city independent thinking attracts the achieve his amb tion. attention 01 in noted dingnosticllm For the college fraternity there in ml at the some time is him an add:d1ntcrest,'rh¢ picture nerve: thrown out or the institu ion. A1- L0 introduce Jo Ann an era. Unlver- . most defeated. he returns to his omore, who ooun to find love waiting for

lily or Washington try town i.ii23i§g,,_‘i§§;§ f;g”°,‘i9;..f§”! E‘. iI.‘.‘;'.'..‘.’§.".o‘i"g§"' ‘fa: c+".’lI’i£g"‘°."°"°“" June Lang, Dick Form

A Add Romance Tor Drama

tiilo methods oi police work. Garey

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unlimited dru-na.ti out is I. natnlning inﬂuence. as I vet- domonstrntegoyestgrgay when Uni- eran ca,‘ ‘ and protagonist of the renal’: "Ins 1nmrmntion"oponed "1 -arm" ool. Fox-an slap: in It the capitol-'rhes.tm. and. equipped with microscope, on

letter a. robbery gang that has 9 lid.-

Featurln June Lang, Dick Faran Harry CI Y. MM’! Olmlisle an )tllel‘5. the new drama. combines B “mantle am‘ with the action-ﬁlled Mckzround o line headquarters.

The story in oduoea Fonm an a 'ookle cop, will-lchooled in scien-

Too Late To Clasify

ed the rest 01 the force.

I.-any. as Carey's niece. has the romanc us ent 0 . in Foran. Other: in oapabe cast include Joseph Sawyer. Addison Rlchuds and Grant Richards.

but reversed his iield after paying

35 with one cnrnpra. test. 11 11 in the supporting 08513 BIG during his recent argument with and directed no profanity at any

eade-r in a formal statement issu- ed not long a.i'ter_he_le:t__dlsirict

performance ." HONOR. LONG SERVICE

LONDON —(OP) —~The Enlllisli Football Association has had o. spe- cial gold medal struck for six of erson." insisted the stocky Nazi its members who have been of-

iicials of county associations for

59_yea.r: .

fine and declared he was sober nguistlcnlly as well an personally

Webster cop. _ "I at no time acted bolateroualy

NEW GYRO PRESIDENT

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the next day or two. FRANK 3, CLARKE. L~34l-7-21-31. ATTENTION

ADVEBTIS *._ Advertisements Ior lnsertlonﬂurhe xoliowing day mug; bg in mm 0[_ {ice not later than 11 5,, m,

COAT spans owrmn.-—A mnyu “M5 W96 ‘picked up" and left, at the Police Station recently, police said last nizht. The owner could ha-V9 1‘ by 08-Hing at the station they announced. '

nu: nrrnmnzus at Prince mu- T-voase A, F. and A. M. will Masonic service on sunday, July 23rd at 3 p. m. at Btanle 314589. l:\‘eV. Mr. Patterson wl pymach. Ixeighborlng lodges cordial- invited L—3«i0-7-21-2i. HUNTER nrvnn rm CIiAltGE.——servioea tor July 23rd will be at North Wiltshlro at 11, Wheatley River at 3 and Hun- to: River at 7.30. MI‘. Laurence Toomba or oluzrlotwbown will con-. duct these services. Stmday school at North wlltshue at 10, Hunter River at 10.30 and Wmeatley River at 2. . L-326-7-21-1i

SUPPLIED MUSI(‘r—Al Blan- chaxds and Alex MaoLean’s Or- chestras supplied continuous music for the street dance following the crowning of the “Queen" Wednes- day night. Many favorable com- ments were heard on the excel- lence of the music.

PARISH OF MILTON AND RUS- TICO.-St. John's Church. Milton, G. B. at 10 A. M. Morning Prayer at A. M. St. Mark's Church. Rus- tclﬁo cat 3 M. and the United

llr at ampshl t 7.30 P, . Rev. w. .1. Philips, i{§c£'.;r_ M L-299-'7-21-ll.

NEW oL.xsGoxv cu.-mar»- New Glasgow 11 o. m.; Bible School 10 a. m.: Bradalbane 3 p. m.; Fred- ericton 7:30 p. m, The Rev. w. Qulgley will preach in the above services on Sunday, July 23rd. All welcome. Rev. 1. Cavender. L-335.

CHURCH OF SCOTLAND-Ser— vices on Sabbath July 23rd. Prin- cipal John Macbeod will conduct service’ at Desable 11 a. m. and at Peoples Church. Cha.rlotteto'wn 7 p. m. Mr. Donald MacDonald will conduct service at Milo 11 a. m_, and Coleman 2:30 p. m., at sum- merside '1 p. m. 1,335

NAVAL SHIPS I.EAVE—H. M. C. S. Sheena and H. M. C. S. Ven- ture. here for the C"‘lI€ZIEZ‘{l'IOI1 Week celebrations left port yester- day morning. The French cruiser. Ville d’Ys, left the previous day. The U. S, 5. Hamilton, leaves this morning at 8 o'clock.

BARN BURNED—A barn owned by Harris Ellis, Donaldston, was struck by lightning and destroyed in the fire which followed, it was learned here yesterday. The build- mg_, with several smaller adjoining buildings was destroyed during a storm which swept across the con- trol portion oi the Island Wednes- day afternoon. '1‘.he dwelling es- caped the flames. ans/ices reaching Charlottetown said.

Moncton and Newcastle fire lad- dieo, here for the big tournament were guests at the Queen Hotel and before‘ leaving yesterday in brief speeches expressed their warm appreciation Mr. and Mrs. Brown. proprietors, for the treat- ment they received. As a token of their feelings they presented Mrs Brown with a beautiful bouquet.

OPI-:NING—Licut.-Col. F. B. Gon- rad of Oiharlottetown won the

the prize for the best net scene at the oﬂlclal opening of the Green Gables Golf Course at Cav- endish out Wednesday 01’ this week. Mr. J. Lonoy Holman of Sumx'ner— ; side was runner-up in each case. , ML-Ls Marlon Morris of Char1ottv- ' town took the honors in the lad- ies' division. ;

FIREMEN RECEWVE ’!.'!0I’IIIES ——Pl'iD9S and trophies won at Wedmesdayls Maritime Firemervs 'Ihumamenlt were presented to the winners at a ceremony in the band stand in Queen Square Gardens vcstcaday torenoon. ’IT~c m-esch- rations were nude by His Worship Mayor Fosterr. Oh-ief Angus Mac- Eachern ol the Ghnrlciis-town Fire Department presided. 0iherspeok- era included the chiefs of the va- rious departments and C. A. Beer. who was pmaem as secretary or the P. 11.’. 1’. Fire item who donated the cup for the highest u«lI8N€&te which was won by the Glace Day Fire Department.

Y’ SECRETARY '10 MARRY -

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EXPRE SS APPILECIATION-— Dos

STEWART A. ANDERSON

Son 0! Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Anderson ox I'lEI'l..l0l'Ll. Connecticut was 8. member oi the graduating class of the Teachers College oi Gonnecticut. he is tile gluuiloull ol the late Mr. and Mrs. Alex. L. McNevln oi Bonsnavv, I-nut-u Edward Island. He has recently been appointed lam-uc.ol' or ul- dustrial Arts at the Housatonlc Valley Regional Hlgll School, Falls Village, GL1‘. He won honors while at cu..cge both in In orgaI.\.1.tlolls and aizletlcs. hayinz served as captain of the iootball team and president of the Men‘. Glee Club. He was further honor- ed by benlg chosen as vocal‘ solo- lst ior the Baccalzml'eau- b'L*J'V1C€5 connected with the mnet exercises. He is planning 3. visit to Prince Edward island our- .ing which he will stay at the home of his uncle, Mr. John McNevin oi Clyde River.

GYRO DANCE at Beach Gran

Lnu every Tuesday night. L-841-6-20-22-28.

CHURCH OF SCOTLAND—Sel‘- vices on Sabbath Jul 23rd. at Brokolyn 11 a. m., at . Prim '1 p. in. A business lnI3.'.’I.lll.£l’ oi the Birch Hill congregation will be held on Monday. July 24th at 8 p. m All melnber_s and adherents are urged to be present. Rev_ J. H. Bishop. Minister L-368.

::PROVINCIAL EXHIBITION Prize Lists [or 1939 are now ready and being mailed. If a copy does not read: you please write J. W. Boullcr. 5ec‘y. Charlotteiwun.

L-230-6-2'1-tr.

Miss ‘Louise Ladner, Kingsboro. |

who has been camping with the B. Y. P. U. is visiting in Union Road, the guest of her sister, Mrs Keith Bryenton

Albertaﬁiscusses Debt Cancellations

EDMONTON, July 20 —-(CP)—— The Alberta Government is negot- iating with the Dominion Govern- ment regarding debt cancellations where both govemmanis are in- volved, said Hon. Lucien Maynard.

I/fairs, today.

The Alberta Government is act- ing under the relic! indebtedness _oct passed at the last session oi’ the ‘Alberta Legislature The act can- icelled indebtedness of farmers in respect to old advances made by the Alberta Government from ‘I908 to 1922 tor agricultural pur- es.

. Will Not Actively _ Engage In Election

(By The Canadian Press)

TORONTO. July 20 —— Premier Hepburn of Ontario will nwf tel": the platiorrn "one way or the_oiih- er" in the fort-hcmnmg Doznm .1- he said today. “EV€ry0m’-

lectinn. GREEN GABLES GOLF COURSE eknnws wmke I stand and Wm“ I

think. but 1 um not going to {nuke election speeches at all. hf‘

Mr. Hepburn reiterated his pos- ition ihai l.ib:=ru] members of tho Ontario Izcglslature may suppori

Federal Liberal cnnditiates if t‘ht‘\' .- chcoso. —

Mr. l~Iopbum‘s, statement today apparently ended speculation tlhai he might carry his anmvcnism to- ward P imo Minister Mackenzie King to the point of opposing the F»:~dcrnl Gowernnlcnt openly in the xpejxi. Dnrnininn camp

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E Reward

A reward of 'I‘weutv-five dol- Inrs will he paid for Info?’ mntimu lending to the arrest and cnnvicilnn of the person or persons who destroyed 117"‘ stole a “Union Jack" from the Great War Memorial. Charlottetown II’. E. I. No. ll Branch, Canadian Izcglnn. B. E, S. L.

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‘0 loll‘ NIBHED APAI?-T- or Blzetiieid won the xnﬁi open The marriage of Miss wmuma ;

ment. mu aiawlraotrla range. can ouunplanmlp on the l Viola Maynard, diaghter or Mr. L-3 - ' ~

05“ I ~- OUUDW %I'ﬂ OUHIO It N 3 “G 3“3- - Mﬂynlfdu Jim .,__,___~__!u I-7-2;-8,1. today with 1 ‘whole more or 2 . Beachvillo, one, to Mr. Nelson ﬁ“““

M‘ Reginald Wilihoombe, 1988 Brlt- !"ra.nklin Mcllwan, oi’ Toronto, non um c v., 0 ~ goovrl gimapzog oha.mp1on,:lnlmea second i or the me‘M(;h .;1.amMrs, noggin!-s _ o ‘ '. . . . n. o are town, .

Gnu, ‘ I‘ _ $2 . will take plaoll in the chapel oi

body, M:am‘ ' at Timothy Eaton Memorial Chum

<I:hanc¢ 101’ I» NC! Vial. T. G. DEATHS Rex. Spencer, 0! Monctou, N. B., newly elected President or at three oolock on satur- TONIGHT

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Fredericton, N. B., at the lntnrnational convention held at Jaswer Pnrl: Lodge. Alberta. Dr. Good has fun recently been elected Gov-

ernor of Gyro District No. 0. Plzotogz-aph: Canadian National Railway:

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all Oanads. He is a graduate of

Mcalil Unlvornlt and Miss May-

nerd is I (mine. of Taronty Univ _ V o treal am-.

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IRISH NATIVES’ FINAL CHOOSE AUSSIE TEAM

DUB1AIN- (CP)—-G. H. OWEILS, SYDNEY. -—(GP) — Twenty- Dubun dental “F8903. Won the nine players have been selected.

for the Australian Rugby Union

Irish native amateur gol! title by team to visit England in the

defeating Dr. R. Mcoonnell, Royal Portrusl-i. in the 38—hole final at Rosses Point, County Sligo.

autumn. Dr. W. F. Matthews is manager of the side which sails July 21.

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. TONIGHT AT 8. 30 p. m. EXHIBITION GROUNDS

mtrunv AND NAVY mom rmonm

1.-—RETREA'.l' 3! Lighthouse Band Buglcrl. (bi run of Drum: (cl March and Counter March. by bugle: and drums, P. E. I. Highlanders.

2.—R. C. N. V. R. (I) Field Gun Display.

3.——BAND OF THE P. E, I. LIGHITIORSE. '- '-

(a) Fania:-c~—Qulck step—Counter March—Mar-ch. IA-

l.—MIl.I’I‘ARY DEMONSTRATION (ll) Six District Signals, II. C. C. S. (b) No. 21 Field Ambulance R. C. A. M. C. K 5--MASSED PIPE BAND. P. E. 1. AND cars marrow HIGHLANDEES (8.) Much and Counter March. lb) Strathspey and Reel. (cl March.

6.—-Presentation of cups and medals won at the Aqllaﬁp, Sporls, 1.——aYMNAs'I‘IC DISPLAY.

In) Cape Brelon Illghlnnders. (hi I’. E. I. Highlanders.

8.—-BIAND P_ E. I. LIGHTI-IOBSE. (I) Selection.

I.--IIIARCH PAST AND GALIITE. ll.) Colonel J. A. Adan-nlon. M’. C., E. I)., 181}: Bfllﬁde. Clkmli Commandant, will take the salute.

l0.—-GOD SAVE THE KING. (I) Bind of the P. E, I. Lighthorse.

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