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THE cnasnorrsmww GUARDIAN ' ;

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i__li coiivlailllou

shown by the many finegtributes

paid to him by people in all walks

of life. or him. it may well be said: Life's crown well won. ~ Life's work well done, Life's crown well won.

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Education Value i 'h°"'h‘B’:u£h.i"x;'t‘hlo':Bl:l‘l1l:Pl5l°t"I:dd!31“’ fl»‘?'o.."B......"‘°""‘..... on ““"°“.., we **=l°"'”°' *'°““’° 3° "" °'°' ‘i '' Fm" T'""'t° T" ‘M’ ll ' ‘

' '1‘l'l'-lnlnl WW» "0 911- world is not waiting with W 3'; §:;'°°‘;‘un’:,';- “:5 ll; if; -11,. g" . valedicton’ was . _ I ‘ .0. .. . ii-”°°L°?3‘5‘» ?-3-7‘-"wT%‘n«”-illllelll ’-°-‘W3 *:.:.*.:*.?='.‘.z.:t.'.-.."°....°'=i.°r.°.‘l.’:';:'.: ui :‘3»°l‘='=°fi‘*~»- ”“"" ”' s°"'“""' »

n ue e Eninan, Ch 1 teto ' _ . tiz c " gr 8 0 '“" "4 ‘A‘'?:‘“’ Wells‘ ‘u§:’?’°“- m §§'r:3'a"§'o°dta"-'lldae.5i'}"uc‘§l'.7.5"3'in'°.§f;. lhfi lldmlfntion of all our oitigenau dK;h_1il.X:a£d:sn.: James Leigh er 8 o n u A l

Eleanor O'Brien. Eimsdale. Aloysius Gaudet, Miscouche. Annie 0‘connor, o'Leary.

Edith Maclleau, Upper Montague. Lalla Roop, Sourls.

Gordon Douglas, Georgetown.

- ' -. ii aduating clasl "i'odey..:foa‘;u:‘z3°nege_ em“ appreciation for Y0“? our Convocation exer- iggt hand of stud-

wreck its way upon you. "it is I

iv YEAR ll0NOUlt- niimoiins‘ g one,"

(Order of Merit) Lewis Woolner, North Ru-stlco. Harold Black, Charlottetown. Evelyn woolner. North Rustieo.

busy world and a he stressed.

The struggle since the creation of the world had been to make two

The “Boston ‘n-avalier” in its issue of May 26. 1938 pay: editor- iai tribute to Dr. David D. scan-

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3"3‘c?s“te:i?g3§§§l6t§t‘3v'};m' Mophus Mumnald at‘ M'"”' gzw°°n.?§n"§§'w mwevvefixetxlimiglyll Now mm” ‘am ‘nu 1”” in um 1”“ M. Comma‘ neil who was for 83 years chief of .

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Officers Elected At ‘(§°““§:“MB°§fm‘;‘n°“f,,“,§:f1- maeatrlce Clark Alma '-hfm “°°“'““il"°,fl t:-“°'"°“3° 0‘ ivecea-it of clear Vision ",:':,,',"’,',,:f§g°‘:,';‘°,,s 2... staff :33“ :1:-:33}:-caiean of age Interefitlfigd 1I"r0gram

, erar am . - ‘ ' sc semen s e produce more good gms third ' Pr

Meeting In Ottawa. John Ritchie, Charlottetown. il°§;‘dC,*v§:§f;h§c’£°“(§f,f,‘;f6,wwwn than he needs, and as A result --m speaking to you last year I 81:33. v’. fl-5;.‘ bet§t‘n]dOVed of all WI WY H°9DlW- W1 30' W1‘ A es?“ 0 Large - 1‘ —— M‘“'3‘"°'' webswrl Ch'“l°“°“’w“' Irwin Blondou Yciien vane ' there 15 in N10 5$0T€h°ll°°5 01 l-M endeavoured to emphasise the ne- - ' by his noble life. 1”“ "°“”‘“°“"'- udience. ~ ;... (C. r. by Guardian’: Special wlral GMDUATING DIPLOMAS and-t oaulni. Charlottetgwn. xfjlgofi §‘,‘h"{'c1;,"‘:°’ §;°§_§;“£:W; ctaflsslty J1 bgavlngoa gray:-uvolilnognag ‘shed glory ‘go the illustrious l$“l’v°,f1 "D°“£fn“n":u“!°"°‘:a';; _

‘O’l'I‘AW,M 29-01: w- lttM'hd,t,,Ei . ego ore u u he,.,mi e.a.nn- - - - V

:4 A “V W (Order of Merit) “W e W e“ 5 '’"‘°”’ Md ,0“, studies, ma egpoclguy when ,p:,‘:_u°°n ,0 ms 1°;X1”,:d5“v.,,ed years chief cf staff and surgeon- A large audience rimmed the

Neil Maccannell, Lorne Valley, I-ieber Maciiiwen, Moreli.

Yvonne Gallant, Abram’s Village. Charles Kelly, Bear River.

Erna. Colcs, North Milton.

Henry Cllirk, Alberton.

Keith Harrington, spring Valley. Grace Campbell, Charlottetown, Wesicy Mlici..eod, Kinross.

Jean Elizabeth MacDonald, Char-

lottetoivli.

Leo Cusack, Emyvaie.

Rita Arscliault, Mlscouche. Toussulnt Arsenault, Abram's Vil-

in-chief of the third surgical ser- vice of the Boston Olty Hotpitol. after thirty-three years of service to the hospital and the people of Boston, has asked that the work be tn‘r.-n over by somebody else.

“.\ller long thought about what to write here about this man of great mind and skill and heart. The Traveller confesses it does not know where to begin. And certain- iy we could not find where ex- nctly to stop.

annual concert and display “Me, t-ho “M06! 01 the Boy Scouts A5. sedation held in the Prince 01 Wain 0011930 Hall last. lflgh[,_ The Scout: and Cuba gave an interest- -“ ing VIIIBRY 01 drills, song; and demonstrations during the mo,

son, daughter of Senator Cairine Wilson, Rockcliffe, Ont. was elect- ed president of the women's sec- tion Twentieth Century Liberal Association at its second national convention here today. She suc-l oeeds Odette Lapointe daughter of Hon. Ernest Lepointe, Minister of Justice. who was appointed an honorary vice president.

Dr. 0. M. McDoilgall. Neepnwa. Man. will preside over the men‘: section for the ensuing year. in

you byd g°°d_bye to nus -punt". tion to go out into the world to make your living, so this morning I thought perhaps I could not do better than to discuss with you, for a few brief moments, at least two or three oi« the essentials that must be kept before you if you are not to lose sight of the goal. and if you are not to be hindered in the pursuit of it.

“However, before

“The world you are going into is not one calling for increased pro- duction. The emphasis ‘has been taken off the material side of our living and now is on the mental. social and spiritual side." the speaker said.

"One hears the criticism. ‘what is the use of filling the country with educated people?’ The doct- rine is a pernicious one. The struggle now is between reform- ation and revolution. It can be seen

Eric Wilson, Covehead.

Arthur Green Alberton ‘ubmk "m°u3h°ut M‘ 1" flung

Empire. Tohis successor. our sm- cious sovereign King Edward vilI.. we. as students of Prince of wales College seem bound by special ties of affection, and to him we pledge our enthusiastic loyalty and whole- hearted delvotio .

“m the first year of his reign. anewerainouriivesbegins aswe stand here, the graduating class of 1936, whom Princeol Wales College sends forth from her portals today

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lll YEAR CERTIFICATES

(Order of Merit) Millar MncLure, Albion Cross. willialn Martin. lieatherdale. Haldane Scott, North River. Marjorie Maccailuln, summer-side. Alexis Wood, Tyne Valley. Leigh Ramsay, Northam. Iva Bridges, Howisn. Glynn Firtil, Bridgetown.

(fun.

Mr. L. D. Murray, president of the Scout Inssodation for um Province. in a abort address; made an appeal for increased interest in Si‘-0131118’. 3'-‘E51118 it as one of the

my

saving my-

~ 2 l to R. A. MacDoilgnll, §,‘,‘,‘°°ds_,f,._,‘,’:‘k, 0% 1,5, ,.e,,,.-_.,. 9,... 1" “An “S8 “S1, huge and Joseph Dooley, Chnrlotte- in me world that the countries $39 tgugflhff‘-at‘! ‘:’:f1hngfh°m“‘r° 30;‘ to take up the more serious respon- “Dr. Scannell. Boston and New most important movements in the sident. R. A. Macpoiigali was also Mmom flyndmm Molmgua toxg-‘old God‘ N t that paid atteritloii to education hugs a Pmacher. Th“ ,5 me last slibilities «Lid ib.th'1lis'he ffiurt as; we Engtlalntll aid theicouglliirymare very veg: today. _ elected an honogary vice president. Hux‘o:d 1-lockin. Souris. Enicc Luncl ll-iefslon gadld wmahke. aim §he!'Is6l1‘?'tE'edul.ll?le§'t1lI1‘dcle}i)'i%l3 deto uwught I have In mmd for u ‘ sgevd too Qultfllsy uN%‘w tilgl 53: ehlilave slfdixn cyxour fellgwmrficia’ Jungle p1.)r?|i‘1To:mbY optfifgdziodfltvhll v- - c are . - . - o

learned Chancellor of one of our Canadian Universities re- day, ‘Sensible

Arthur Peake, Charlottetown. Wilfred Maccarviile, Kinkora.

foificers of the \vulnen's branch ‘; were elected as follows Honorary l Presidents, Rt. Hcn. W. L. Mac-

.111 the sympathy you have given the afflicted, all the God-given skill you have used to relieve suf-

Oil) Pack. Next came a flag di-111 by the Trinity Wolf cue Pack in the course of which the Pack

graduation any has come, we re- gard it with mingled feelings of joy and sorrow, joy because we have

Elsie Milccvregor, Montague. Olive NIliCLL‘L'll'l, Charlottetown. John Miirdcck, Montague.

continue theirrstudiee. What must

be demanded is more education. ma‘

marked the other

1'“’““e K“? ?"“.“‘°" c““',"‘°b“’,:‘l‘ ' " "'33 CERT'F“l7-‘Vms Hazel Eliman Victoria West “It Emit ‘met-iirrtlel :I5ldaDelTl;:)0l’tm:1t lumen.‘ and 1 MP9 I come "M" attainedourgosl sorrow because we fering all the wisdom you have song “The British Grenadi

. - provincla vice presl en‘ - 0"] 1 M H _- ~ asse ‘ th 1 m M , ‘er to 1 e _ _ crs."

Eiiidcd. New Bl‘llll5\\'lCk- Mable V9l'li Silripsoilr. ‘I’-lopec;tiver. 5\,',1,‘,',‘,"‘,‘,j,,‘,;‘,‘,‘,‘,§g,““',,';§f1“""“9°- “'35 in the olden days when i>m- .h:‘,,°,§§imf,: $2’ tfififie who filgectllme tot?-he vanilla: orthe ways. shared in training younger men The Kirk Wolf Cub Pack in short

SCll1l.V -flllli J0llll- Georgina H111. Marion Stewart. West Point. Bud“ C0105 ton ‘ filflcldgit W35“; P"t::"n°k ggcggicfin been ordained and set apart for forgngieflgsangsfgg filagguleze yet‘; to lgglgemszy g‘:“m‘::n"y gtxgirtllri. °:ftgT‘: ‘;M;°:e‘::‘:“"l}£l° ' ~ e. e - - . Hi

that purpose.’ But I wish to speak

i 5:, 3: h ; Nova Scotia, lViar- An w']_g IN Do iio,

‘ jorie giinenworili. Halifax. Doris Airi,l:.uE;1un1.ei(-)ixi15, I'Iee‘}l,)r0ll.mn n Fm“. YEAR PASS L S tion as the saving salt that will w you just as E f,.1end_ and um. will always l.'lnser f°lld1Y 111 Olll’ portant things you are so capable Macxenzie of the Kirk Wolf Cub - Love-tt. Halifax; Prince E<l\\'Bl'd 15‘ Leslie Sicivari. Belle River. (‘0,.du_ of Mn“) I T protect us from revolution we "take having had over mm’, yea” ex_ ::l}l"lol';iees iigilvge-gr divid1e[:l4l>;i‘;lrn:a:;xi‘i3s 011 doigg :3 gm Wm-1,3-5 Btu] nu-. “ck “us now Bhwmny Rom. land, r.ter Ruitenbliry. chai~lcite- Malcolm Reeves, Cross Roads. Golden ;\,m,Rm, Hwmerdale a different conception of it, he pemnce in business and 1,, owe, me at-‘east mewmpah we may be have ne t. ‘ and accompanied himself on me

town. Rlllrgllrel Riley. Sllmmel'5ld€~ Frances Reeves, Cross Roads. Dame] N,ch015Ou'_ Chu1onew‘;m Polnted Olllh walks of life. Now, the first essen- “Ned upon ‘bu pm in the ever “D''§D5°“““9“ ‘-5 3 Yl'W“°m« V15‘ 5““‘-l'- Tm THNW 3001“ I‘l'00p secretaries: Myra Macdonald. Alan .\iaci.eod, Eimsdale. Bordon G,.eman_ Emerald ’ --para” we would can om. tiai you must have is faith, An old growing compmxny gt the modem 011‘ the Island with Mrs. scan- gave a number of eiltertnilimg Ottawa, Mrs. Ne.son vermetie. $l,l£\te|' igurlpera Egit llmtyéaltty. Edgar M,,,.C,,11u,,,' Cross Réads school‘ u,mm,.m when we mks teacher of mine whose fi‘ldl"i;ishll1p I world New, m the history of mum no i révelaowirs a former resident of Two :.ll1-:!i';ili!:1lyi'seddl(:cr)i‘:gd(;rJhli)cl‘h the Ottawa» ll El l° 5” v 3”’ °°W'l- Avis Higuins, ch 1 L; t ‘ enjoyed for many years, an w ose ' ,_ 09° - D H1 0 ail- vw I wu “.2: ‘l‘i‘.3~.2w.°

' n ' ow" pro-

iiégul Adviser: Mrs. A. H. Lieff.

Ottawa. The officers in the men's branch

follow :

Ruth Christie, York.

Ivan Roberts, West Royalty. Mary Lawson, Albcrton. Gladys Maccardie, Middleton.

Bruce Mnccanncll, Cilllrlcttetown.

Alice Dollgllls. Bunbury.

Sadie Bl‘(’li2ill[. .\iurray Harbour, R-lil'lTl0lld Donahue, Souris, Borden Champion, Malpcque, Vincent Grant, Montague.

aries of the new doctrine. Not to the wild parts of the world but as home missionaries."

He urged the students not to consider the receipt of a. certificate

very fond of impressing upon me the truth of these words. ‘Wisdom is good, but it must be the servant of faith or else it is sure to mis- lead!

the problems affecting the lives and well-being, of all. classes. We know that for ourselves, too. life will not be easy. We shall find competition keen in any pbofesslon we may

Island Scholars Win Diplomas

vided pleasing variety to the pro-

gram.

After a. short intcrmlmlon and sale of candy the Holy Rclieonier Scout Troop put on a display of

Honorary President. Mr. King? I-i°l3 .R5m53Y- M9-1P9‘1l1E Reta Leard, Alberto .

Honorary V109 Pl'0Sld?“‘5~ H9“ M‘."m.“ C'“m°r°' Memlm _ L90 M“’~'K““‘°n- ChI;l‘1°"»€WWl'l- Pl:/Lealrflnale gfofiltl tomlfllmuldtffotfie "3" Th”°'F°” Fun‘ Ch‘?X:e.s, result of the educational ' . '°v°”1 “mm phyed M “M: Emest Lapomi,3_ R, A, MacDougall, Winnie Arsenaull, Smmmerslde. Joamm Mamomld’ Peakel ounge somele of ours wmmeum advantages ofiemd m young people Mcclu meetings. A roping and fire il-hi- w°°dst°°k‘ om‘ Ju-mu ‘Jordan’ cha”oWfl0wn' {rho hatyeeop hop: n t he e had “The” I Team the wads M “’d' today. even on. our own Island, 1"‘ d°m°mt“"°“ by H” Km‘ Provincial vice presidents in- Catherine Bagnall, Charlottdetown. pm ROBERTSON REVIEWS our rirlfrnmes we Jomv V in vice given by the presment of one mere am more com“ ‘famed young Scout Troop Wu golyowm 3,‘. E, elude: New Brunswick, ii. W. K9"-h i$f3ll“€dY- Cl‘°55 R0“ 5- wonx y op“; class ,, 3°“ of the large Universities in the men and women than ever before. __ pinyettg by the Holy R4‘dt‘<'mrr Sutherland‘ 1,.,,,de,,m,,. F,” s_ Other students of high standing your l-ea ns es. the speaker great. Republic in the south of us. and ,, ,5 my the mos, ,,m,,,,,,,, Mom-REAL, May 28—.At the Scout 'I‘.roop. Orchestral selections Bridges, Saint John: Nota scotia. ¥h°-hWl_l5f1lT they mlgl 0°lTlP1°l°d the "Today is just a.nolll£'r day to the C . 1 Mb , 1‘ “'35 ms l‘ll’€‘}‘€l1 m<’5£ll8€ 30 the mag can hope to “mam nmame Sm. convocation of Mccili University by the King's Own Troop p!'n\i‘d Frank Ernst.‘ Mahone Bay. Dg. tifiecd ‘Z’ a‘F‘f1‘;;"‘:5:1a$"‘l‘1z‘e'>n5*:r_° 9"‘ ordiniiry person, but to the stu- have .,,°,,b,,§§,§',’ff,,,° Ofnfnzstmvg? -ft"d°31§n3§d{,‘:a:“§g~gavlfifig cess. today five hundred and fifty de- to make a bigndhittxlth gnu ii'.[l(l- Herbert Me.cLeod. Yal-mouth. . mm Mam“. Smnhope. dents and than anxious parents it cu-emiy selected, and nbundanuy h‘;"1‘€h in yam God and never to lose h"'VI'eI0;iIeeC\:i$.eé.l1.l:el43rnl.‘l;Btlggligiggglntlg grecs and diplomas were confer- iliirelfé. Ielfiumd by esongsllllllrl‘

E. I._ F‘. A. Large, Charlottetown.

Ev'elyn Block, Charlotteiown.

Will be ‘no ordinary day’ but a red

supplied and well diivded so that

faith in _vour country’ and it seems

ed. Winnifred McQuaid of Char-

monica selections and step dan-

Anzus McCormick. Jr. Souris. . _ letter one in L " v . -

Secretaries: (English) Robert E%1:§0I1:4:.Li.‘,‘.§r?' Robertson declagfd callsndgg-gimglg alihstudents, farmers. workmen and to me he might very well have ad- 3312:‘t°c:‘;“$_gfin?flr;:'m:e,:f1u,£.§)1n‘,.,%J£n 1,,mm,,,.n was “.m.dm dmomg mm‘ by thg 3354113,, smut T--mp ome;-, Ottawa; (French) Jean James fiécswgfn Cmdfan his ioview of the work of the past 0 em may have books on any Sub‘ (‘Cd 3 mm!‘ and that '3 "H" mm eamest endeavor. )But in our efiorts for Public Health Nursing - in and Cub Pack. The crimp ’lre Richard. 0?-£€llVa« 'I‘Tt-'fl5llF€l‘- D°l" V101 1.-ml ,ma,.5on' Canaan .' your at Prince of Wales College Jed’ he 15 mmmsmd m‘ Cmme‘ . “mh ”‘ y°““"”‘ Tm” ‘S “Md may we ever be governed by the school and graduate nurses. scene brought the lfltelesllll ' Md M30“ Hflmax. Legal Ad\..5e,.' Douglas fllnack oyieary 3. an is the Same to me teachers to‘; quently adult education is at ourl_-ound advice for faith is the \cry pflmiples of honesty and jusmel The degree 0’ doom. of medlcme ‘mm to , ciosa The com. , Christophe Taschereau. Quebec. A- Mary Love Egg, any each class and each student in I digor lfind cm “.25; gr me ask‘ foundation stone upon which the never. as Kipling so well expressed and Woods‘ gold medal for best under the ratronnse 0f H13 H01‘.- W. Boob, Kitchener. Ont... George James Burbs“, Ch 1oue£°wn_ new one," the Principal wmt on degire orlgeedwlbe tunntlgfiilghtgit l;,\}lll?te0i§n6.:‘l1scetu:l’,e lftadi-fee mrgtff Mt‘): it ‘become obsessed by the desire cliniicgl eiilaminatimsnwfinzlmngeifig 0\«ll' L9-'G°V°m°l' D°Bl°13-

' ‘ an one rs aggro

Mcllralth. Ottawa.

The central Guardian

been

Thin column In reserved for of local interest but advertising of a newly nature may be Inserted are 4 cents I word strictly payable in ladviauce.

.

Donald MacLeod, Wellington.

liam. John Matthew, Souris.

SECOND YEAR. PASS LIST (Order of Merit) Lucy Peters, Charlottetown. Mary Doyle, Charlottetown.

Alastair MacDonald, Glen Wil-

Margaret Callaghan, Mt, Stewart.

'0 say. There would be an element of sadness in the hearts of the Kffldufltes. who have spent four years at the institution. The teach. ers had great pleasure in the senior class with whom they had, worked and mingled for four ye9,rg_ and the teachers’ goodwill and gram. tide would follow them when they left the institution, Dr-, agbgrmon declared.

Robertson pointed out.

Eon. Mark R. Mccvuigan. Min- ister of Education, in a short ad- o‘.n-ss congratulated the Principal, the staff and the students on the suocees‘ul ‘ ‘ion of the year. The province owes a debt of grat- itude to Dr. Robertson and his staff, the Minister of Education pointed out, for the wonderful work

end in diaster. No other will do and the older we get the more we delve into the manifold problems of life with all its confusion and with all its uncertainties, the deeper Ls our realization that in order to live a useful life to develop 9, well bai- anced mind and character so that we may be prepared to shoulder our responsibilities to the com-

of wealth for wealilh's sake.’ Rath- er shall we look foirward to success asameans of em: lingus todo good to others. th t our example may be an inspiraition to them to lead nobier and betiter lives.

"To our revered and honored principal and to the other members of the staff, we wish to acknowledge a debt of gratitude that we can never fully repay. You have ever

was awarded to David W. Meo- Kenzie Jr., son of Dr. David Mac- Kenzle formerly of,Be1fsst. P. E. I

orary degree of Doctor of were Stephen

lish at Harvard University, world

Among six recipients of the hon- Letters Leacock. retiring professor of economics, and Pro- fessor J. L. Lowes. professor of mig-

|.0.Il.E. Parley ‘Opens Tonight

WINNIPEG, May 29.—ProVlnclal presidents of the Imperial Ordcr.

Lorne Smallwood, Che lott town,

GULLISON BEAICTY SALON for Murm pea“, Chmotzetosn. . they have been carrying on for m“rl‘:;yatu]1arW‘l!llC“l:e 1Il‘i::5talI‘,l1l:.V‘l;0fa'-E; kept below "3 we thought, that for— famed scholar and gumoy, who Daughters of the Empire. mel lll Pei-manents. -5045-5-26-27-30. Jean oumm. Mberton In the Third Yeats there was an. Years. rd! :1‘; We mugs‘; constantly re_ mal education is beneficial only in was introduced by gem cymg conference here tonight, discussilii: Lottie Pl-ofitt, Spring Valley, ml" equally good class. In aver- 3°83 118 the “dull edllcfltlon msh our m,nd5""‘°md strengthen our so far as it assists ms in resource- M,,c,,,m,,,, one 0; p,_ vmmv ma agenda and reports to be ill?‘

CONFEDERATION LII-‘E INSUR- ANCE. ‘ L-8’198- '1-12-312.

>PAN‘l‘ltY SALE Moore and Mc- Leads. Saturday. May 30th, Mt. Herbert Ladies Aid. L-5095-5-30.

POLICE COUlt'l‘—In the Police Court yesterday momlng the de- fendants in two sanitary cases were assessed the court costs. The de- fendant in an ejectment case was given 2. month to vacate the premses.

BRIDAL SHOWER—MlsB Edna Macmillan was entertained at the home of Mrs. Frank Hobbs Thurs- day evening when about twenty of her girl friends gathered to shower her with personal gifts and good

John Coyle, Charlottetown. Lilia Wright. Victoria.

Marion Compton, Moi-ell. Marjorie Paquet, Souris. Everett Gallant. Charlottetown. Macintosh Baicom, ch'to'wn.

COMMERCE CERTIFICATES (Order oi‘ Merit)

Marlon Storey, Charlottetown. Jean Forsythe, Charlottetown. Margaret Buote, Charlottetown. Clara Shea, St. Louis.

'Mae Yeo, Central, Lot 18. Isabel Wilson, B.A,, Alberton,

‘Elmer Ling, Charlottetown. ‘James Toombs, Charlottetown. ‘Ii-vine Rice, Charlottetown, ‘Rene. M6CPh¢f§0fl, Darlington.

Doris MaoDougall. Charlottetown.

Helen I-iyndman, Charlottetown.

age ability perhaps no class in 1-9. cent years had surpassed it, the Speaker told the audience.

It was in the first and second years, the junior classes, that me Tfeatcst problems arise. The in- dividuai student comes from hi, own district school. He comes to the cflllital of the Province away from parental control to the freedom of the boarding house. He comes to the classes of Prince of Wales Col- lege. In his own school he was ad- ministered unto daily by one teach. er who knew his weakness and his Sllenrth. He comes to the college where he had to divide his energies between five or more amount teachers and classes. These differ- ent conditions often combine go ‘ make work for the student difficult

movement in this province what it needed most was leadership, the speaker stresse‘-. To the students who intended to become teachers he asked that if there was_a_ study group in the community into which they went to teach to join it. If there was no group he urged that they organize one.

The speaker mentioned the crit- icism that is heard from time to time that the course at Prince of Wales is too academic and not practical enough. The Minister of Education suggested that no pro- posal should even be considered that would in the slightest degree interfere with the cultural educa- tion which has always been given in the mllege.

Mr. H. H. Shaw. Chief Superin-

wili power by keeping in contact with the highest and best that life has to offer. That. my student friends, is absolutely necessary if we are to receive the zest and the enthusiasm to preserve and fight on against the many hard knocks and bitter disappointments that we are bound to meet, and so we need faith to keep preming on towards the desired goal of success.

A True Aim Needed

"Next to faith I suggest that we should have a true aim in life. By that I mean, not 9, general aim, which would probably end in beinfl B. Jack of all trades and a Master of none. but wiiat is required is I clear cut definite aim or, in other

ful and creative reasoning. You have always had our welfare at heart, and have triad to impress upon us that the success worthwhile is that winch is accomplished with- out the sacrifice of high ideals. Prince Edward Island can well be proud of the noble staff of profes- sors who conduct this college. You command the esteem. and venera- tion of your pupils both past and present. for you ever keep before them lofty standards of conduct. teaching them by word and exam- ple reverence for God and for His holy law. Here therti is none of the modem conflict itetweerl faith and science; no youthilui mind will here be taught to distrust the all ruling Providence of the etemsd and ever wise Oreatorr. We trust that our future achle-tements will