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KH-I. -|||ESE DATES IN _ students in the Acadia Uni '

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i`iil*I (IH/\RI.()'I"I`ET()WN -GUARDIAN PAGE THREE

___,_,a -- " *U ' s

` nan clloss Pas Liu of _ co|_.LEGT|0llS IsIanii_S'tudents

-- At Acadia

nnNo_ pass lui for the wr V" my

aa, iasv. m °“°““‘ Mal’

-- Art. 2. Class A. M. M Le

_ ; C1855 C, F. Beatfiii. M od;

____;-__ All 4- C111-is 0. P. Nicholson.

' I Biclo |

cubs C81’ la: Cliiss B, V. McLaren;

'uno b_u_y`__ . A. LIVll18.>t0Il€, J. RHIICD.

B'i“““ _ Biology 53; C1355 A_ E_ Knight;

ln PBS ed. J. MCNciIl.

._ ~ 3101081’ 9; Clals B. R, M L

C-i"f"I“l" Legmn 0h@miSi»1'y1; class- B, eg'

H 0 m P gaetuafli _Class G, H. MacMurdo, J.

Ch_’;__?_‘3_?l $33#-~‘-Cd. McLaren.

- ‘V Y 5 P3559 . J. MCNCIII.

j Chemistry 3: Class C, R. Mac.

lean: pared, K, Jelly.

`/AMES Clivmistry -tb class E Ku ht.

'.‘ Li 3 ‘ . - is I' I t __eC_hemistry Sa: Class B, G. Ben.

§| I 4. I/\I_ PRIZES j _ Chemistry 7: Glass C, M. Chand.

Chemistry H: Class A. G. Ben-

' ' -' -=‘* 1*'-"L neii. E. _Knight

____l_3;;'__i;_\;\__i_ng 1: class C. K. Jelly, L.

- ~- Drawing 2: Clit-s A. M. stew-

_tg ._ .....--.l twill 1>i\L1L' 1) “Fil Passed, C, Vinliicolnbe.

_ Drawing 4; cms; A, M_ stew-

ull descent who has - C_ E MIMHIIL

art.; Clos: B C. ‘Vinnicolnbc-; Class

_ 1 ._ li lnlil.na1it_v." as the I Economics CMS A_ E WOOL

df*-`-*"‘-`I"5’ m the lIf'i`I Class C. S. Hughes; passed. J.

l McNeill, C. Vinni. combo,

-re <‘i'f‘i\U‘<i 0Pl>0sit:on Economics 2: Glass B. G. Ben-

\:..‘ :.\-.~ vi viiilens Passed ‘ ni-tt; class o. R. ivlaciicon. - ,. ll-..~..ni<l-na the r-shi_ Economics 3; clas. c, D. Lid-

y9_~._..

10 in <"

-,..,_, -»

..l .i

6-_ j_.

5:." ' ;‘~‘lr.ll.- li jrlis il'

is; (-‘.4 .l;\‘!' lir-

jl \.li‘

Wi - ` ' '

L.: i. for .lei

_s 1ll".tl.-li subjects. It _ s¢,0ne_

linillld that Gen-3 Economics 5: Glass B V. Mac-

v ui llll Brltishsub- dorle.

tlllltion of colnlnori- son.

_ . dl .

;_ .__ _.nd ills Liovcrnmcnt Cansland; Class C. D. Lidstonc. ,,.__._tvll.-‘: -_ to alter the Economics 7: Glass C, J. Mur-

_~.,,. lclllu. What he waiits_ Economics 8' Glass C, P. Nichol-

( , .,.j,;,._ Econoinics 10: .Class B. V. Mac-

llvli/< 'S rc- ‘est Ciiulnlirl; Claixs C D Lidsione

.rl 'wig ql - - - - ~ 1;.: -nl is the pr-rplexdrgj Education 1: Cil ans C, S. Hugh- .»: the alien who emi- i 05- V- M“l'C“U5li‘I1d-

l’{"“"`“`., 1,.-_.M ,1mn1..;0,._; and- Education 4: Clues B, M. Chand-

gl'.l' '-

gf., l;_--~

ftt"‘.‘:

.._

...~ ...

5.~|;_r.~'; .P i S f’

». - rl Brzi sh subject.

Fig 2' :l‘f!". 5fll~.f\l".l `.‘ tnlrler-t

sllbrr' Then l' '.\. " hr; ella :l- .ul wi...-u li ' ill

mptoy- flilllurr. The eller delegates it/o the oon-

frlmce - -'.'

:lt-itll:-1- :u.»" rs with statements malt fn l.-._~l.uf of New Zeeland 5|-_.1 Fr."~i africa, ,\;.f...~; nuff’ Cooper. United

K'.l`r.<i<lm `°i`f` \':.u‘e\illt Swirl Ah' seeltr on army and ni wmmiinlmie

_.im a1‘!.l..- related tomorrow bv 5-i s-.:-:~ .-1 Hoare. F‘rst Lord of

the A.'!:l'l.'nllV.

Too

c "». per

lil0lirill.l.,

Scalnp 1;.

t`RAl(iiE IDEAL ho. 26098 Enrotllnent N0. 37

The Ri-gntcred Clydesdale SWING! tnlglc i.l..l| will leave the owner stlnles. iialnpsiiii‘e, Tuesday, May

Lilil lui' '_\|l4

lion-n itll noon thence to l\Il\¢0|m ' .\lt‘.\\|l.‘.~ ,I .lug Creek night. Wed-

iit-*il.l_\ [lj .\l-

nzulil- ,\llll|i|l_\'~, south Shore for

!‘ Gln. l.i...aili

Nlllc .\1l1i- t`l-rek for noon thence in

.i. ilnngull Canoe Cove for'

iilclll i.l.. l_\

.\ll.tl{:i\ .3 |;._

in Juli Ii. Il; m.i|ii|uE l.'.t»|-i-

.lilllll .\.

llnlin |

M-i_\ iii*--1. lil.-ilrl' to Krlih lIoSWnII'Si, \l.i li.l ini inlnn, tin-lice to llaroldl

Iiilnlii », ,\ _

T“‘*iii\i‘ .irlnur Campbell. CIW Tilt-.sc n..t»n, lluoson Lowther. fruition. night. Weilucsday Danlol .llttludlt noch thence to Feriiwood

'li.....day L. A. schuni-sn.

nlllht. (`\-l..i:l| intl- Ailliur (...l..il mlin. lil<il-_\ lhilirt- illl_it.l

llzirt-\ from iliri nii iiulsp

ll the i|\\|\\‘i'r| stlblel.

Fri' iui thi-r M :ipplv lo

t`l'.t IL

ul' \\`ll. IIA L-160-5-2()-31

.. ._ _ _ 7 ite-Conditioned

~-. fl _--ide whether in ac-

i'n.ti'd Kingdom At-

. nc.-,l., explained the

._._..-rg.-.~. ..t law touchng on the

. . -' r a.\selnl>lr-d committee.

decided to aorvini

Late To Ulasify

tiltilini-.iiitx ri..»\l\'1; EUR. al 4

Inn in J. W. 1\1cDonald‘s.

lltwill it ini- night. saturday Hector

in in-or o MeNeil1`s. Keli-

l intl niglgil. ri't\|1'nI1\| '.0 018| H- MlcM“rd°-

ml..-.it .:...l|t~ ily the Highway on

5‘“‘""i-il iimrulilit June 5th, remain- l'10¢i<-

it men all thc following 'r

'fills route will lie continued I

'.|lIil|\- for the season.

then soln0\vh-at d'f- 101'-

hnilolinlity he has C- VUmiC0mbe-

fiili rmioire wide

'cs today Sir Donald

of a oommlttre of will investigate the

\n<l.q._\-'s session on

°=>f _.p

passed, H.

Geology

Causland.

rotary for War. and ton. Secretary for steps to improve the r force. an official said. The navy'-S

stone.

- ingstone_

Leod_

huildred. $4 i-i‘~`1`

Lloyd Molyneaux.

L-800-5-26-31;

H. MacMu.rclo.

H. Mi-icMurdo_

P. Nicholson.

J. McNeill

-naei McManus, New B M_gh¢md1¢-r.

B, F. Beaton.

\\' llominion to Sey-

iy io Daniel 'l'uyi0l"=`.

.\. .\. Mc1)nugul|`s for McN€m_

.allle for noun thence _\i-fs. Ilaunpton, re-

t.li Monday .moming w°umr‘

nicombe.

Mathematics

Knight.

giistiiic Love night.

nr noon illcnec to Hlwus-

\| irr, Lower Freetown . Coiuy Lewin, noon

a distance will N olson.

two days when he in Religious Education 2: Class B.

0. E. I-Illeitls.

particulars lee pooh"

STEWART. Owhlf- TEMAN, In Chlflif

G. ll. Kuestic.

° Hema.

Latin 8: Clas- Mathcmatics 1:

tenbury; passed.

Engineering 5: -Class B, K. Jelly,

English 1: passed. K. Jelly, A.

Livingstone, J. R.iittenbllry.

English 4: Class A. E. Woolner;

Class C. J. Murdock, P. Nicholson.

English 4a: Cl ss B, S. Hughes.

M. Stewart. C. atnnicnmbe; Class C. F. Beaton, V. McLa.ren, H. Mac- Murdo. E. Muttant.

English Sc: Class C, R. Mac-

lean, M. MacLeod.

English 11: Clalss A, E. Woolner. Frenoh 1: Cl\ss C, A. Living-

stone; passed. V, Maclareri.

French 2: Clans C, B. Hughes;

cM\_irdo. '

Geology 4: Clatl B. G. Bennett.

Class B, v. Mac-

Germaii A: Cla.-as' B, G. Bennett;

passed. R. MacLelaln.

German 1: Cialis B. E. Knight. Greek A: Class C, J. Murdock;

passed. A. Livingatlone.

History 1; Clws 0, A. Living-

History 2: Clase B, J. Murdock. History 3b: Glu.; B. D. Lidstone,

V. MacCausland: Class C, A. Liv-

History 4! Clul; B. D. Lidsinne. History 7: Olalfia B. M. Mac-

History 10: Clams B. G. E. Hues-

tis.

Household Econcmics 2: Class C.

Household Ecora'm1ics 4: Claus O.

Household Economics 52 019.65

0, F. Beaton, J. McNeill.

Household Econ .viics 7: Cla-SS A.

M. Chandler; Claes C. F- B"-i-011.

Household Economies 9: Class B.

Household Economics ll: Clw-

Household Ecoiroinha 121 C1855

Household Econumics 131 UTM-S

A, M. Chandler.

Household Econrcmics 14: Class

l B, M. Chandler__

Practice Tcachiriilli cms* cf J'

E. Woolner. 1a=s C. J. Eat-

McLaren. L.

ss?

Mathematics 2: <J‘ass A. M- M9-C' Lcod: class c. M. Stewart. C» Vin'

8: Class B. E.

Music, solferaiol C1155 D- H-

wo _ _

New Testament ic cms B. Gi E-

Philosophy 1: Chia A. E, Wool-

ner; gin” B, M. Mncbeod. J. Mur- aock: class c. s. Huahw: owed

Phuoscpliy 3: cms c. J. Milf-

, pnyclc. ai olns.o. I. nav. :L Phylioo 3: Clan- C. M-

Psychololt' 5: Chas O. P. Nic -

“A115101” Edtwlijon 8: Class A.

'1‘heol°8y 4: (lla B. O. E- HWS'

tis.

'I‘h¢0l0i7 7: Gllaas B. G. It

St.Avards ilatapayers

the Central Guardian

CRASWELL for Photographs

OONI-‘EDEIIATION 'LIFE IN-

SURANCE. L-6798-7-12-312

MINOR OPERATES CA R-

Mountcd Police recently found A 13-year-old boy operating a motor vehicle. The boy`s father, who was in the front seat., will appear in court on a charge of permitting a minor to operate a motor vehicle. A person must have attained hi.- 16th birtliday before he is per- mitted to operate a motor vehicle. police pointed out.

DIES AT PITTSBURGII-

Friends here of Mis Bea M. Mac- Leod. R_ N., of the Montefiore Hospital, Pittsburgh, will regret to learn of the death of hcr fiance Mr. Larry W. Davenport which

gilcurred on May 3 in Pittsburgh.

I7 MOTORISTS T0 APPEAR IN

COURT-Following a check-up by Mounted Police over the week-end and holiday. 17 motorists will ap- pear in court on charges of oper- ating motoi' vehicles with faulty brakes. Four appeared before Ma- gistrate Tweedy yesterday and Were Dried $5.00 and costs or 20 days in jail.

5500 OR 13 MONTHS-A man

from Trucudic was filled $600 and coils ol- 13 lnontlls in jail by Mag-

Iendant. was lined $300 or 6 months under the Prohibition Act; $200 or 6 months under the Excise Act.; and $100 or 1 month undcl' the Hlghivliy Traffic Act for operating a motor vehicle while his license was cancelled. The sentence also carried with it a further two year cancellation of the operators llc- ense. Charges were laid iollowliig an exciting chase by Mounted Po- lice on the Bt. Pcirl-`. Road one night last week when a five gallon keg of rum was seized.

Personals

Mis Dorotll_y»Dl-“vcr lifts rei.uru<=-d to the City after 9. visit to her home in Fredericton. N. B.

Miss "Teddy" Mugford has rr-~

tumed to Charlottetovlm from a holiday trip to the mainland,

Brittairn Temporary Head tif -McGill

(C. P. by Guurdlau's_ special Wire) MONTRLAL, May 25-McGill

Univci'sity announ<-ed tonight ap- pointment oi' Dr. W. H. Brittain, vice-prliltlpal of Macdonald Col- lege, as its tellil)°"""y l>1‘ii'1Cil>fi1 pending appollltnl-.lit o a succes- sor to A. E. Morgan.

Appointed less than two years

ago at the death of Sir Arthur Currie, Mr. Morgan resigned re- cently becausc he and McGiil’s Governors could not "see eye to eye". His retirement takes effect May 31.

His temporary succcs=or. 46-

year-old native of Fredericton. N. B., has been vice-president of Mac- donald Collello in Stl-. Anne De Betlevue, Que., since 1035.

FLYi'l~§fi§5XTS

1Qontinued_frorn_pag_e_ _ll

winds on its trip from Hamilton to the harbor here. and settled its silver-hucd hull into thc watt-1' af- ter nvc hours and 46 minutes of flying time.

“Withoilt incident", read the

reports of Capt. Harold E. Gray. of Pan Americas “Bcrniuda Clip- per". and Capt. William N91/‘UC Cumming of Imperial ‘Air\vnys’ "Cnvaller".

All lil all, skippers of the bill.

four-engincd frvinir parlor-cars looked on the lflight as routine. The Cavolicr. i‘1_\'ing. as did the Bermuda Clipper. by dead reckon- ing. came directly over tho trnvor- ing spircs of Manhattan before ruddcring eastward ovcr Long Is- land.

The sklppcrs talked to each

other at about the half way point on their flights. exchanging, greet- ings by radio. but. their respective altii.udcs-Gi'ilv flew at 8.000 feet and Cumming at 1.000--prevented their slirhting euch other.

The visits to 1`lr-rmudn and the

Anlericnn minnllnld inurkod the flrst time that regular passenger tl'anspol't a.il'plnnes of the two countries ever hnd landed in the otl'lt=r's territory.

istrate Tweedy 3,-csterday. Tile de- i

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WINNERS IN OGILVIE "IOYIL HOUSEHOLD YLUUI _ ?1_Alu.__ |7i_:i.lu;._-._| AnHY_m1\;_

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ISLAND RIFLE

_<_C!<>i_-iiLl£<i__ff9_1_11_l>=§_se_1> i

opened.

The match was it sensational one

in that a total of 802 points was scored by our team out of a pos- sible 840. The former record oi' 786 made by Nova Scotia in 1908 was beaten by 16 points, or an av- erage oi two points per man for each. of the eight members of the team. Nova Scotia finished with an exact duplicate score of their record shoot in 1933-786, while New Brunswick trailed nve points behind, yet with an excellent score of 781.

Claim is made that the score of

802 constltlites an eight man team record. not o‘nly for the Maritime Provinces but for Canada and the Empire as well. The records have been searched and nothing has been found in them to offset the statement. No wonder then that we all thrilled with pride at this achievement of our boys in win- ning the iiitcr-Maritime cup, which has been in competition for up-

wards of fifty years.

in looking over the scores I

note that Lt: A. J. McCabe and Private G. A. Coles each scored 102 points; Q,M.S_ A, F. Gormley, Silt. R.. I... Coles and Sgt. G. G. McLennan each 101 points; while llic remaining members. Capt. J. C-iles. Lt. P. Hooper and Capt. W, A. Smith acquitted themselves most crediiablyx

The evening of the prize shoot

the nn-nibers of the three teams were biinqucttcd at the Charlotte- town Arniourics by the Associat- ion, and the intel'-Mnritilue cup and lneclals were pl~e-seiited by our Pi'es1r1i>nt, Lt.-Colonel H. M. Davi- son. V_D. The <-vi-jiillgwas pleas- antly spent and will be looked back on with very happy memor- ics by all those present.

The 'list annual prize meeiinc of

this A.=.~ociation was held on Alig- ust 3rd and 4th. with a slightly smaller attendance than the pre- vious vear, but the meet was one of the most successful we have over held. The drop in entries was due to the fact. that a num- ber of rural rifle associations ceas- ed functioning and the members collld not secure rifles to compete with.

In order to induce younger

shooters to compete we instituted a. “green shoot" match and this met with a fair measure of suc- cess and wc bclicvc \vill he-lp boost

rifle .shooting in the future.

The winners of the matches

were as follows:

MacKinnon Match. Sig. P. J.

Lnlldrigan.

Moore & McLeod Match, Lt. A.

J. McCabe. _

City of Cliarlottetorvn Match.

Lt.. A. J. McCabe.

The Lirut.-Governol"s Match,-

Sgt. G. G. MacLennall. ~Ladies Challenge Match, Lt. Percy Hooper. ` l

The Governor-Generals medal ‘l

and D.C R.A. medal was won bv Sgt. G. G. MacLcnnail. Lt. Percy Hooper winning the bronze med-

als.

The full quota of sixteen men

took advantage of the free trans-

portation arrangements and com-, peted in the Dominion of Canada. Rifle Association meet. at Con- naught. Ranges. Ottawa, in mid- August. We were not successful in securing a place on the Bisley, team. Percy Hooper being the nearest to it with 41st place. yet olir men shot well and in the] team shoots were particularly bril-' limit. Flor the first time in the history of our Assiciaiion teams representing Prince Edward Island Highlanders returned with the Barlow Cup and miniatures, and the Walker' Cup, The Barlow Clip is open to fi team ot' four officers from any military unit in Canada. Tliqse composing the team were Major A. W. Allen, M.C.. Captain James Coles, M.M_. Lt. Allan Mc- Cabe. Lt. Percy Hooper. The Wal- ker Cup is open to four members from ally military unit in Canada and was won by Captain James Coles, M M.. Lt. Allan McCabe. Lt. Percy Hooper. Sgt. G. G. MncLen-

nan.

During the fall a number of

mail-hes were shot on the range including the MacKinnon Cup match. the Guardian Cup match. the City of Charlottetown cham-

pionship mntch and Highlanders

undertaken.

ed.

posed of.

'ir

vs. Signallers. the finaiwind up' - » u I .”:::i.°';..?::.:::“‘:il;i '.125 ' ufg” E"°°f'“°"l l|’3YS VISII T0 T is proved it successful finale to I ` “limit ':.‘:::‘°.".;S.:.:;‘.l;:i':'-..._ °f °°""‘ 5"' 'ch3i'|0U0f0Wiii

dition all through the year and the marking and other activities i

Major W. J. MacDonald. Ca tain *""

of the Intel'-Maritime team, ggve a A,qa.nB'dIan Group M Pfqumrs

5-yi 1. 1.- .3-3;-; as,

rea ing r ormance_ He sa a , ` _ ~ ' ' .several mzfnbers of the Nova Sco- common Wm' mrmer °xh‘bm°m ' d II S a I I tin and New Brunswick teams ex-,5h°'Wn he” under the °U5P1f`€5 Of)

pressed _the opir_1_i_on t1_iat_ the record F_;';_b"_3£ i‘_7_°I‘3'_3_; t_};‘_E_§_l;;9_:1_P ‘g’;*__:_§_' _ __ ___

SUI/ II _' 0111' HIT] HS _VERY may ' .V , l neverD_be‘ broken. He thought that °f Qinada “nfl CEQUIBI/Gd ill U10, MIDLAND' One" Ma; 5_6?) one big reason for our success in MB-lilimf Pi`<`-Nil--S Ufifivi 1116: colnparison with other years was ill!-9111098 0! the *mime Art A8-

lhe close-grouping rifles used and 500310011- _ _ _

the attention which the membersl Of the <liSl>1il.\' Of DHIUUDBS Ml grave to the practices. A motion wasl Wfilt0i` M1011- Pf0f€550T Of art M psvssed thankinf: all contributol's_ Acadia Univer.-=ity._h_ad this to say: and the press for their assistance-_ “The present exhibition 0! work

to the Association.

Matters in connection with H10

range such as its early openilm. repairs to bungalow. aprvtihtmciit of caretaker and provison of streamers similar to those used at Ottawa. were taken up and dis'

...tl

ZND CH‘TOWN COMPANY (St, I’au1‘s)

On Friday of this week the 2nd

Charlottetown Company meeting will he in the form of a hike. leav- infz from St, Pn.ul's Hall at 5.30. If the weather is not finc, there will be a regular' meeting at 7 o'clock as usual. For further particulars get in touch with Patrol Leaders.

| It offers those who visit it a chap- operator ill his youth. .\/ir. Piav-

H (A. P. by Guardian! Special Wirel

connection with it were efficiently - wA5H1NC,'p0N_ May 25_pr¢-51. managed. In this respect I would dem, RMK,-eve); renewed ms pm, like to mention the work of Care- for enactment of his United States ‘_ _I taker William Smith and his as- Court Reorganization Bill tonight slstants. who were at all times with an assertion that an old child anxious to make things pleasant labor decision must be reversed it and attractive for the rifiemen. It his new labor legislation is to be

will be necessary in the coming declared constitutional.

year to have some small repairs. Expressing pleasure and grati- made to the bung..l0w_ huns and ficatlon at the courts decision up- iiring points. but nothing of a very I h01d1¥'ifZ i-hi! 50Clll 50011-i'1'-Y AC' expensive nature is required to be , _the §“`_-“dent wld T€P01’Wi`l tif*

rope t ic Tribunal would cling to

A dlsungulslico soldier died in : the Same human mint of view in

January, 1937, in the person of . C35” yet. I0 be decided.

r_,¢_.(;¢|¢,ne1 W_ B4 PmW5e_ D50” The old child labor decision to Whose military and Wm. record _ which the Pre.ident referred was endeared him w m0u5ands_ and _ the invalidation two decades ago Whose friendly disposition and.o1’ the 1918 act prohibiting the good heart made mm popular shipment in interstate commerce wherever he went. Colonel Prowse °f Pr°d“°"° °'f Imwnes emP1°YI“¥

succeeded the late Major A, A. Children under I4- _

Bartlett as sec-l'vt:\l'y of this Asso- I Tivhe pmsidems new labor leglf' ciation on the lattcr's resignation lm' on not om? would bf" "hm in 1920. but resigned later due to “bor pmdupm "Um mt"""M° pressure of husillf-ss. His funeral, §;_mT;°“;e';;t 515° "heUm`°d"°"_s_°,! which was one of the largest seen labs! W sm 0 use oppresme

in this province for many years, pm ces'

was a tribute to his great popu-

lar-ity_ an<_l_ excellent, services over-

seas or is nallve land. I , ,

In closing I may say that he.

cause of world wide unrest which

may lead to war at any time. I , ~

believe it is the duty of everyonel '

of us to do all we can towards making our fellow citizens realize

the necessity for trainin in meth- ~ _

ods of defence. With gthe new'wazLh:p1:ss<?IIlge?B:rI’ti?£1Ii-nit;-LIFQEZL scientific discoveries that are now Nelson" which arrived at Saint under test it is possible that air- John, N. B., yesterday craft and submarines will have a The ship.wo.s returnmg from 8 much wider radius of action than month-long cruise to the Leeward in the past and it is not illron- and Windward Islands, Barbados ceivablc that this city and: this 'I‘rlnida.d. British We°t Indies and ‘ province may at some time in tl... British Guiana, via Boston ' and I not too distant future be called Bermuda. ` iiP;>i_1 _t0 Dllt up a defence against _ Cargo consisted of sugar. mo- , 8 Offfisn foe. Even if such a con- HWS. bananas. citrus fruits, to- ' tingencv should not arise there is mames- ffefsh vegetables. cocoa- much to be gained by a training nuts. corned beef and general. in rifle shooting. or in any branch Thi’ .“Lady Nelson" will sail from of the military art. as such train- Ham" 0" °7“-"9 3 “W5 011 9\'i0th01‘ ing tends to Cumvate com.age_ “_ month-long cruise to the Leeward sourcefulnr-ss. discipline and pat- 'md W.mfI“'“’d I5]““d`- Barbams ri0;i5m_ four very admirable quah and Trinidad and British Guiana, me5_ via Boston and Bermuda. arriving Rgspectfuny snbmmed back in Saint John on July 6.

D. A. MacKINNON, Lt.-Colonel

Chairman of Council. PRA

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The financial report as submit-

t_ed by_ the Secretaiy~'I1~easurer W

. ni ‘ - -' '

Si h. showed a snip 'us oi ilear-' '

11’ $300, wh ch uns an improve- l

m~;;'it_or; previous years. A sum su lcicn or the expenses Ui' a

tcom to coirlpete in the Inter-Mari- time match on June 17th was vot-

1st in 74 Years

For the first time in her l.ll-

Mrs. Elf/.a (foes:-.;ll, '1-1 Mil; Hin; P, E. I.. :real Alln-l*_1.rl, pa '_

nit i ..- i. ilwltw. r.. -

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Charlottieimvli a visit yr-.<'~~rf*--s

She was brouuhi to Cllai'.f>lLe'llw:. by Mr. Ed Acorn and is ills 4.1¢-_-.L durmg her slay lat-re.

Chatting ir. t.-he l-.onic of _

Vlr _

Acorn last nl.1h’. Mrs r_r»s1.all~__l

described lil- 4.-ij as "\\oll.':»;'l‘..1 _

She is the n.o;:ler of s..\; do -,L.'.<-l' and three .~'f»n.f, four of wliffln arr- married and residing lr. the Unrr-fi States and is holnekeeper itll'

Thomas ,\'1»-Lnerell, Bti-\.-al--olf..

resident of .\1ll1 River and '.-..l'- also has never been in Cll:il'low- town.

Mrs. Co.'~'.l;ll said she i..ld :.--.ll-

opcruteci al; clfv'lrli,- llxht ,s‘.\'if l. in her lift- until she al‘:'.\'ed 'l:--»-

rodio. H01 .intl cold w.iLl:i‘ inlil-'_

first but she found a lot of ._ ference between their oprrsnnln

in the "home-made" lc. of the nw!- erri refrigators and other modern household conveniences.

of hor attention. A few had pa -- ed her place, Mrs. Cost-ain .\n..l but she so-.v more since .she -wtf; arrived in the city Monday l;..ll_ sho had fel'-il all hor life.

She plains to si-c ht-r first ll...-

tlon piclurr- today and sill..-.ru great excitement at the tli.ill<:l‘

Accilsloiilod to retiring early .ll..-E

rising at 5 a. mv to attelld lf- ‘ili- chlckens. cattle and otlwl- iarln matters. Mrs. Costaln pl-olnjiln awoke at 5 a rn. ycslcrclny alnl was surpimsetl io see so lunch actzv- ity in the streets at that hour. Several holiday dances were progrefs Monday night tliroughnut the city and traffic was heavier than usual, but Mrs. Cosialn was undisturbed. _

In the midst of a shopping tour

yesterday. she was .slinwn tlil'r>‘.l2h the city market in which she took a _creat lntt=l'cst The larlze anioiinl of meatsf vt-_-etable.< and other foods was a "wonderful sight "

nor had slr ever listened ll. ll l

were sonieivhat of o probll-ir;

p l.

and working a lie-rtvy well-pun-.p _

She was very lnzlcll 1lll_1r.»_-..e.i_

Automobiles. lloivt-vt‘:'. took in-.».L 1

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khan ltr im lilt...u»a.ia.r...=..|'r‘I> Alu au- i--t li; . it... is - 1. i L...:|u..» *"""'"' "““"" ‘”'°"

In u»..ia»¢»c°c»¢i.,..l~~....,au Mn lJ~,.ai¢<..._csw,o.u ...aa ron.. :..-... , .

WELL DRILLING

If your \\.itt~r supply is not just

ialllit \uu \\|»tllil llki- tl. hztvr, wh) nut l;i\i~ u~. ai ruilli' No matter h0\\ small or illlw Il||l;.- _vnur job I5- \\'i'elll. l' will ni-4-ri zi \\<-Ii for domes- iir, iil.ilirii.|ti\iri|¢;;. Iiri' or \0Wl pu'-plisis ni- h.i\l» 4-qilillint-lit that will i-nl-|i~~].i..ni uiili the work lo he clinic ~l\lll.‘ii ini-ii to uprriite it ant. fitl l. lls ni t-\|it-llrliiv illirk oi' lla Ifi»;l~f vl.il»ll- prlli'~_ _-\ll uork [liar- ;iilii.i1 in \i.in<1 tht- ti-st ni' lime.

liiiiiiili Well C0. Ltd.

\'\It II \\ II. (|I(()(|.\l| _\i.ill.il;l-|' itll' l’. Ii. I. \ulniili l'si(|i~

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S- i -- -f 1" lie ye- .:_i;l. ‘rl x ( . ` Willie)

llwl 1,- t .‘: _ P .\_’.'iall' .. l1:r~ .- if c.l.~;d;t;0n 1- li :I .» 1 "' <l.ty. .l physician xi.---\ l. ' .lit all-<Q@h0\ .lf il.

Cal-‘cl Uf 771 anks

T.-r - .. ll Cris;

»\l"'l1‘ `. ;.'lf..~o wht -\l'i.l 0 lv .wrzzjiaihy lil if-' i » t'.-:n~'3ilt.

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Cars’ of Thanks

Her folks were born on the 1-- ‘

land and Mrs. Coetain said sire was a native oi` Miminigash. She was in perfect health and mn-md about the house and talked ll-ke a woman much younger than 7-1

She plans to relurn 'n her home

at the end of the week.

-Jalm; Ployfalr. whose clnpllc of buszness stretched along the Canadian side of the Giral I...'iki_-.- shipping route, died t/oriay at his Midland home following a sliorl illness. Only relatives and a fra'

close friends were aware of his,

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\\'..~ll l r . 'li ll-.-.-.- timing -- ll. » 1 t .ns for Llle lil-i.‘.» 1 _...iii lllém li: 'l l. :ll-:i-;l\~-lncllt Al-.> ' »~ » l il, ~.;~-.~».~.aaf¢~.< 01 .~'rl:l.».. :_ _ 1.- for-.3-:lo-ii

In /Memoriam

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I§.`\ii!{ii'I`.\I\'IL`R I-f.‘.lll.\i._`\II'IR

(`i.llr'l»l:::-i.-mn and N.-~‘ih ‘»‘.';li.-hire Phone itil

x¢¢¢¢¢o»o4vo>¢¢c

U j¢4o¢o¢-etecoeectveooo

_ by members of a Canadian Artrts’ criilerll cond: on. _ _- __ Group is vital iii a two-fold way. A loc-clulel' and lumber mill- _

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f -

j ter in the history of Canadian art. I fair made a fol~i.ulir= ln the Sh llii- S ' U- ' ‘

lemon in the appreciation of art, _ a chance to develop sensitl\'il,y tn,

enabling them to increase tlheir| ing business. His interests widened |IIIIII=II¢., & acquaintance with the type of work until they embraced many in-l _cmd "___ ______ _“___ ___ be

being done by some of our prom- dustries. some of them with not ‘

inent artists at the present time. shipping connection but his famcy No Canadian. who keeps abreast was associated with the Gr.-_-l-.t._

of the cultural development. of his =;_f1~” " _ '

C0UYiti‘Y- Will Wiliit t0 bé l1fi4Iif0¥'m' offers still a third Opportunity; a ‘

ed on such subject.

"But the exhibit offers \$ more

U15” B 61181109 *D ifiCV€ii-<9 Oiii' new effects-new sources of visual

store of iiifommtion about Can- enjoyment,"

ndjan M-L_" p|~g1_ Abgu de¢]afed_

"There is beauty here to be en- BIRTHS

joyed; plgggure 10 hp gathered 1 l' " it from the music of color and light M(11,E0D__,\t. Springton on May 24. and line which it is the wrti-#Vs 1931 to ivir. and lvos. clmlmers :vic-

business to compose for us. ln- Lend, a daughter.

asmuc-.h as the beauty af many of KENNY_.At Peake; May 17. 1937. these paintings is of the more to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kenny. a

creative and experimental type. daughter.

rather than me conventional and '_--’;`1 *_

popular one. it will not reveal it- DEATHS

self to all observers at first glance. " MI _'T “"“"“" "" _Tn fart. many observers, judging SENCABAUGH--At Murray Harbor by different .ltandardsy may not _ North. May 20. 1937. MTF- David

see beauty here at all unless they j Bencnbaugh. acl-ri 68 venre

lore willing to study the vmi-lr in nicnrton-Ai. Sprllla"-<‘m. Mal' 24- a serious effort to understand it. 1937, Ida. infant. dau€ht€T Of To such observers the exhibition Mr. and Mrs. Chillmr-rs _N/1rL<-od. -

Siiliii ii"o vim :ind woven inlo |il:|ilI;tt~, (‘il:irpr-s are, sincli- \.iln 'Ili rt-nts por Il"\|-ill. ii-l.i.li--1| ‘urn 'Bti r-ents. Ii|:ll:l~.i.'< F? ii' iiillaundvr- eil >'1\:... li f.ikf-\ five pnunda of \---oi :..~.~ l. _.uk.~l_ wool mu-.t lu- n. `-I \..i.lir~d_ an dm and h\ii'r~ rl"< lil-fi nilf.

The sin- ni' \.lri;;i1- rnrn iq;

nivdiiiiii till-lillffi _\:irii: fine. lliwilulll. i-il.ir-i- ,intl hooking. Put \liinpi-r~ :lull owiieni' nltnir' on all |i;irit-|\_ liiidrcss mid iristliilililiw inside.

Si-iiil ln- mall nr freight.

Fri-i¢;i-t vill iii- lurid nn 100 rliluiiil lots

I‘rir‘i~ ni well \\;\‘ll:-il and

pli-irrrl u-.nl is Sill rent; a ponlili. ‘ii-» :il prlii' i`0r Illi- wrislit-ti u-.i..l.

\'»_\I. t (>.\l‘U\`_ 65 Qui-i-it .\1. (ll.i'i..tt.-tim'n

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QUINTS CELEBRATE THIRD BIRTHDAY THIS MONTH _ __

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FARM IACIIIIIERY

fmhonc svai-moans

-SPRING TOOTI-I HAR-

‘l0ws.- _ SPIKE HARROWS slxrzta imows Gavin Pl.0ws

' Sl§_t'_rltiNai. slilolni

iz .l.u~i~:s

Samuel Kennedy

Al panama quilted to V040 U-

"|“,¢| mutiny In lt. Avarda are miurlta that c srwiei fmiinl will he held In Iwinu at Wales college on Wedluililsr. Nth da! iff M” at 'I o'clook to transact the mama; minun 4° MW' ' bell ol three hasten. I--NL

IIKIMHB MEI

Lunch little Jr. of Cllifornla.

won his aaoomi moeelstvi Brit-ish unateur |01! diamhioniiib W0 yearn W0 '»°d“7 5° 3" A'm”'°“' me-eu. Bitiuld- lf* 1'” "“° hid man-and ooh kivaldor-to cami in amhln in the so-:mv

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su canpctition. 1\in~'- ~ - ~» »fr'v

. _ . - _. j_ _;_;_ 5_3 ;;j_-;~._-.1 f~-~F~‘---~"-‘<- '-'--- ~‘~f" Ing prettier every day. The ABOVE photo Show! tbl ill Vlfiihi l\°°"' TM' °"'

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