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bearing 'nealh her gaged to a small town who can ourdlg :doz-
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Life .Work Closing
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Following is the Prize list and
Assuming that you have moral program at the closing exercises of
character, physical health and good St Peters schoo1:_
|l\ ‘|10 “il\"|'f¢ " ' habits, the first requisite for sue-, ' Isla d H mn'
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°f ChlCl8° _ rf _cess in any undertaking is know 0 canada' Marian Morrri
_.1 .lu /\` q` ledge, and in retail merchandising __ _ 
with _ Y' \ / ' t knowledge or economrcs| or s0c_ ` Recitation. Little Thin8-» Aud-
R _‘icy DeBlols, Mona. Clay.
|tlcularly helpful Those of you who E n'
LORETTA YOUNG ,` 1 ` Hology' and nf psychology' is par l R citatlo "The Maple Leaf".
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ha-ve this basic knowledge at your Th snow Birds song' Katherine
x A I 'command will know the eliect of e r0rs_
tow Cody  ~ A ~_
-- _ .P t , J Smith, Beryl DeB
_|°¢m|/|g|-ghojgygg ¢°mpg°|| |'supply and demand upon the priceiN:a:;m_et°2‘auagher_
  d  of commodities, will recognize the U u rn me Sky..
ALBANY AND VICINITY
ing and planting for this year.
Cho for 7 “FINGER PRINTS" ei COMEDY A180 VAGA ` all m_; .......o.,... ~ o. o
p standards of living in a given co ‘Mona Clay- -
munity, will understand-human be- ‘ Pia 0 S010' Marion Momsl
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haviour and be able to direct hum Tile Bi own Thi ush, Joan Smith
an effort I et Gallagher
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_ l 1 "1 Tlle__couragc necessary to mal-ic 1 __ _ 
l .   A t   M°5t °f the famers i“ this 1°' decisions in important matters and' Recltamoa' hThe Pirate Stmy
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callty have finished all their seed- me conudence needed to muke;R.obeit Ga ag  Da deuonwr
Dialogue, e 11
plans by which the efforts of oth-. _
. Katherine Paton, Beryl DeBiois.
ers viill be controlled and directed PRIZE LIST
t' l' . : 
"'“’ '° ` V Mr* and Mrs' D' Waye and Dr' is another requisite for succcss
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' Trevor Waye of Charlottetown were’ Suu another requisite rm, success; Scripture, Katherine Paton.
' . ' t Robert Gallagher.
if ivmwrs to Albany wer the week is the possession oi,_bodiiy energy.l Scrip ure’
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. , continued from page 5 to say that there is more ontario .independent oruruon or Premierithe guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sterllngiand fgmé and the tact with which: Spcllllng and dictation. Beryl
i t i 1 l < - DeBlos
_ beef sold ln this city than any Bennett, I have it here. This is MacKay' _ to direct the execution o. plansand '
__ HON. MR. McIN'1'YRE: li might other kind. ll is horror hoof, and from the Saturday Evmlnuposml 'M defioions prompily. lt is this loeti Bfmsh Hismy ‘md C‘°°5’“Phy'
 . uma _ r they say they can bring it rn here I March 28m The article is entitled Mr. and Mrs: W. P, Cameron and quality that makes tr possible w,_1_2obert Gallagher.
illjw DR. MCMIILLAN: Because it was cheaper from the other parts ofl“'I'he New Voice of Empire" and it famuy we” ‘nsitors "° ‘“‘pr‘“g"°“' successfully use an Omen l Arithmetic, Joan Smith and
’ Sunday the guests of Mis Camerons Beryl De_Blo1s.
Mi ,,‘.,_vr A. , found to be bad? ~ .Canada than it can be produced reads in part as follows; . th My M Donald‘ Although ultimate success may,
' h1:‘R~ MCINTYREI It might 51513;- :hurl asking’ :lust questldirrz dc“Ilf rivgr s. illtomiriliilll. lf°remler. mo Er’ rs' ac ` be attained through a variety oil
' -' ' 3 an ‘“\'"' “H36 0°" ' mm B an mD21`H C011 Creme Icllannels, it has its soui'cc in ex-;
’ DR.. MCMILLAN: There is no tion r arf i l i il i it WHS Can=1dH`S Chief reoresenta- MY- and MPS- G*’°1`g° BUY” °““. . » _
l "might" about lt. It was not llard'count:y, -wlllrls W: Zlunajir 30:5; tive in London during those fate- family were visitors to Freetown pmencek behintd the coutmctx when
_ _ _ _ _ ful weeks late last year, There . You ma 9 cus 01"" °°“ “C 5"
_ ` ' w fmd_ It mn' it was 5° mmm H' be” °“°“5h t° 5“PPlY °\”' “W” Wm a drama, to be sure, in the Sunday' ' Only through frequent _contact
. li found itself. I wand-er if there are needs. first appearance of Smuts, Brit- _  ~  with the customer can the buyerlvsadlgr, . _
any mvrvht-nf»S--urihis Province who lar. 11 p. ni. Dr. lvioomiiion mov- dine orsiwhiiie foe, at tho initial M1- and M15; Wm- T“"1°f ‘jmd or merchandise manager rus,r_m_ Best in Examinations, Nancy
bring their .butter from Montreal ed the adjournment of the debate.) imperial Wal? me Darleiy. He, hfgiw- _;faillily, Miss Flieda _B°Wne5S' Miss; inate successfully ln the sclcction Simi’->°“°
and .sell it totlle farmers and oth- HON. MR._LEPAGE; I move that xerirereehlllrgliferiirieeilou iirlggrdalcrériiy los Jean and Margaict Affleck, Mi of merchandise. only mmugh al Best in Exammauoml Beryl
as who buy buwer? we do not adjourn' is‘ Wars end' but the e°°“9mi° lam? M15' James Noonan'  Ma; real interest in customers and their ‘DeB1°is'
'H°N- MR- I-EPAGE: We Wm be (The m°“°I1 Carried* problem. with its handmaiden. gm" N°°“““' “we ‘"5 rs _ Best in Examinations Robert
getting some of that 20 ooni butter DR. lviclvlfl1.LAN: .1 om qnito the tariff, goes on forovor. This slinnnorsido this week. ‘leeds “H” th; fashtgn fadvi-f;*;_‘f;" ‘Gallagher
Daily Marks, Nancy Simpson.
_Daily Marks, Katherine Paton.
l Cvrammer, Robert Gallagher.
Beginners Prize, Audrey DeBlols,
Best in Examinations, Anne.
rs why Bennett speaking for all ticipate the eman or a ic s ~ I
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GLEANINGS FROM 'and vicinlties were ln attendance was special soloist.
' TRYON AND VlCINlTY!at the annual meeting of the ‘heir esteem and affection for A large number of people from
Protestant Orphanage held in -fiss Norine Thomas of Tryon, lnlhere were visitors to Summersldc
Mr- and Mrs- mthui' E“ma“~ Ch21”10tf0l0W11 IHS! W¢0k» MTS. honor of her approaching marriagc.|'l`uesday afternoon attending the
Master Ralph and little Miss Fay Bowl;-y Lcard, Mrs. sarah Mac- Greetings being exchanged the 'Conservative Convention among
of Waltham, Mass accoiiipanled by Kenzle_ Mr5_ John Thomas, Mfg -or-l¢l@-l,0-be and the groom elcct .those were Arthur Green, George'
MSS E111!! HDBPTSOH life SP0Y1diI1Z Albert Mabey, Mrs. Bruce I-lowatt, were placed in the seats of honor, E’-3111115. Hf11`l`Y Arnett, Tl'i0m8S|
the 51111111101’ 111011015 With M12 and Mrs. Herbert Thompson and Mrs. amid a shower of confetti. Little N°°l'1I19n. -101111 M1-\i»i¢Brt»-A
Mrs. Reuben Rogcrson 0! Try011- A. J. Robinson. These ladies bring Mlgg Helm. con- and Master
1* home a very encouraging report of Gordon Rogerson, dressed as bride
`MrS- J0l'111 MB¢Ql1i11‘rie and little .last years work. At present fifty and groom hauled an over laden M155 Rena W0°d. P1“I1i5l- and
MUSICAL RECITAL
Miss Katherine M'Cul10cll, Sop
SOD. D011111fi Of HBNPWF1. afeachildrcn are being cared for, and wagon before them. This wagon - 3 '
spendins a few days with her par- nil debt has been cleared off the .contained gifts from the assembled "““°~ SWE an °X°f11'=11° f°¢it111 in
ents, Mr. and_Mr_5_. St€lf01'd Mullins orphanage. The ladies were en-friends, it was unladen and yet |EP“`°""h H511 0” Tuesday evening'
Tryon West. ` tertalned at the C. N. R. Hotel. gagaln re-laden. The gifts were Th°5e who dm mt attend missed
____ mpened by Miss Ether Leard and a rare treat. Following is the pro
Revl and MIS- G. S0¥1’1crS. 11200111- Vtsltors from this vicinity tolli/Irs. V. Howatt read the contrl- Sram: l
Pulled by the Misses Pearl Weeks Summerside on Tuesday were: gbutions from the local poets that A:§n:ta’éVI°i{a;t;1`A1]eg’° Ma°st°s°':
and Bertha lord 01 Kf-ns1nst0n.ivirs.wlirrod Inman, Mrs. Maud iiooompanied the gin.-i. Rev. ivlr. “ W ““ a 1”' P'”t°' R"““i
motored t0 'YFYOI1 011 Wednesday Bell, Lester Macwllliams, Mrs. Lund then read an address from Wwq' 0 del mm Ama"°__bm’ D°n_'_|
evening. June 17th. where they Dona-ld Bell and Victor Howatt. ;the choir and Sunday school ;udl:1'1?a,;;S§ve (mm Ama“t°'_|
mended the debate hold in the ~_- - foffioioh of the United chin-oh and Lf; iight eKj;:u“,’;f Rgieefnshélgilli
Tryon Babtist Hall between Tryon Mr. and Mi-s. Percy Delaney and Mrs. Harold Howatt presented the R'emem,ber’Me mm; “The B°hem_
Ind Centrevllie B€d0¢lUB l'0\U18_fl1f11|l¥ of North Tryon accompanied .bride-to-be ,with s. beautlfiil dinner um chu., Barre, Katherine Mc_
Young Peoples Societies. by Miss Janie Thomas mowred to set in addition to the beautiful cuuoch_ '
---- »- thc Western Capital on June 20th. gifts of linen china, silver and .
Miss Mildred Smith of Tryon  -- ,gin-isware, that she had already C,;r;1rl:?e`M:,;°rT;:’ sogrzlromffré
retumed home after spending a-, Mrs. Howard Schurman of f_i-ecelved Miss Thomas made a very Movrmeut) Beethoven; Novermwy
lew pleasant days the guest of_Bedeque P. E. I. was a recent touching acknowledgment of the suhururumu; Lrbertruum (5 Drum
Rev. and Mrs. George Somers of visitor to Crapaud.» _kindness of lm- fl-lends gm-l their or Love) Lint. Rem wood
K¢115U1B£011 P- E- I- l --- :good wishes. The _bride-to-be is a Q nm _1°hn_ nor John’ um' sum.
_ On Friday evening, June.19ih. girl of whom Tryon is pardonably er-ut; The snowy Brand pun,
Heartlest congratulations io Mr. the parsonage grounds of the proud and we are glad that 1101' arranged by Joseph Robinson;
md Mrs. Ray l-Iowatt of victoria, United church at Tryon was the marriage does not take her away, The;-Q lg |, gllqphud vs;-y Dlwgggg,
on 'the arrival of a belluflful baby scene of an interesting event, the brldegroom elect too is one of Mekerlln; Danny Boy Weatherly;
‘ girl on Wednesday, June 17th. when an army of men and women, four splendid young men. Dainty Comiri’ Thro’ ‘the °iR.ye, Hopekirk;
-l boys and girls gathered all with a refreshments were served to all ienrne.ulloah ` M'K oh’-'-Bt
The following ladies from Tryon slnglc purpose, that, of_ showing fresent.-D. Katherine-M@uli0li»,-I '
i' Welty soon, . _ sBSiSf1'/. but perhaps if my hon. - -°’._-‘ I t M C
i ` DR MCMILLAN: Do you know friends had been as expeditious m the self-governing peoples, in- Mm Claude H0“.,m_ and Chud_ only through B, knowledge or hum_{ mprovemen, ona y. _
_ camated o, permanent issue upon _ _ ,_ , .dn nature can me Copywriter of Improvement. Anne Sadler.
; where the .rrreafi comes from that is coming here when the bell_ rang which, ret me repeuu imperial ren iiclc visitors to Albany Tues- ‘ : 1 Improvement Joan Smith
.r supplied to Furuurrwodd Hospital? mrs evening' there would be no economic umty_nnd with it no day an nature can the copywriier catch I t. M dna h
Is it produced here? I wonder when need or prolonging me debate ar_ Smal] ‘degree of Empire poluiluul _____ and hold the attention of the buy-I; mprovemen . ar8aret a 8 _
- my hon. friend 8095 to buy 11 1‘09S¢ ter the usual hour of adjournment.. °°'°1'd“'“"-°““‘5L““dS °"' mls* Miss Margaret Bassett spent a. ing Public- er'
_ '_ U! bdrm whether he gels Island The storyhof itslennett, tgergrori, rsw days in charm"/etown the Every function performed by ex_ The Prizes were presented by the
` - i ` 1 lm 15 "Cor » A 1 ' Rev. Canon Malone '
I Q beef. CITES “N- S~" 0Y|Nl0N grlllixigg-ecare°r which reads like Ellfst of 1121* f1‘1€11C\. M155 Sadleiccumes °f a retail store s“pp1e` `
HON. MR. LEPAGE: I get good continuing his discussion of the a Horatio Alger book. He ls the- Muttart. ment the work oi' the salesperson. The 5°h°°l is Ven' grateful f° the
_U bB€l every time., ' agricultural situation, Dr. Mac- 6111500511199* 0f “ mqvemen -l" N° better counselcan be given th°5e.R°yal Edward chapter °‘ the
' _ ~DR. MCMILLAN: Of course: but Mlllnn was interrupted by frequent “`hl”h ‘"5 %”t"_“5`h" _3:“:r“';’ rg; Tile re-Opening of the Searle- Of you who select retailing as afD““3m?’S °f the E¥1'1Pi1'€ B115 the
‘ I WH-S it Produced in Prince Edward references to the alleged failure of fa' “S he' 'fa "ms “ town United church tool; plaoe on vocation than that which sends=f°H°Wi"3 friends 1°’ P14295!
of the Empire are concerned, to _ _
A wand? Premier Bennett to implement his the crossroads ot’ her destiny-" Dundal’ m°\‘nin8 June the 1491
- HON-. MR- LEP*-QGEI I Pfesume Promises. nr. ivlooyiilion then briefly re- Rev. or. Ramsay of chorioiiewwn
. ' DR. MCMILLAN; There is one vlewel-1 the prompt action of the was the special speaker and brought
. DR.. MCMILLAN: I buy mine atiihing about Mr. Bennett, that when Bennet; Government in placing an 5 very lute;-estlng message go il
my G1'0C¢T`SZ and he WHS me thatlhe My S0l111‘¢hi'1E he Wi" d0 it-~ "el embargo' on Soviet coal, and other very large mug;-egBl,lon_ speclnl
.li it C°m95 fI`°m Ofltano- '15 11° l1lISSyf°0¢€l'5 hs iS 110 cvadff- measures in the interests of Cana- music solos and a quartette were
HON-. '_ MR. LEP-‘\GEf Y°“ ll ‘S sith" WS 01' no with him. and dlan lwoducers since coming 111-' rendered by the Choir. Rev. A. G.
shouldfft buy it. you won't fail to understand himi to power-_ Reynolds regular pastor took charge
DR, MCMILLA-N1 I Will V€11l\11'@|citlicr. |Applausel. If you want an (To Be Continued) of the evening service at which Mr.
` ,George Bowness of Summerside
you behind the counter for an ad- M155 Mmlel Peake md Muller
equate period of apprenticeship. A1511 C0511- f01'I11€1‘ pupils in this
______v_.__ school. Mr. and Mrs._ J. R. Paton,
Judge: Du you mean tg say that Mr. and Mrs. R. L. C0tl.0Il. MX. and
, such a physical wreck as your bus- MIS- N061 D€B10iS. Miss Helen
hand gave you that black eye? Wakeford. Mr. George DeBioLs.
Plaintiff: Your Honor, he wasn‘t The school still has lts cent a
a physical wreck until he gave me week box for the Crlppled Child-
the black eye. ren's Fund “Red Cross" this year
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0rder Your Groceries From
CUDMORE BROS.
And Save Money
Read this list, make up 5731;; order and phone 184 or
Free delivery, orders sent C. 0. D. if you wish.
RollShoulder,perlb. 
Pears, pertin.................................-..16s
Lux,3pkgs...................................25°
Pork and Beans, 16-oz tin, each ... . . . .   ..... 100
Swansdoml Cake Floiu, per pkg. ............... 390
Uatsup, 16 oz. bottle, each .................... 18a
Spaghetti, 16-oz ti_n  13c
Da.lry Bi.itter,per1b. 22°
Prunes,3lbs.  25°
QuakerFlour,98-lb.-bag 
F1~\ir.u1lbrv»nd=.24-1b.bog....................81o
whlio noonsnlhi................................2so
Lettuce ................................-...-,...106
Oarrou,new,per1b.  10o
 perlbs'obeesmoousooaooaoosnneeegj 
B`nAnu| Per dos- sadaeaaaee :a‘ao‘»¢»|»»a¢~n|s-owes 
Just received large shipment of English fancy bis-
scultii. Bee _display on our front oountor Irlday and
cunmoailanos.
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efflclently by ccnr.rioi...____
Crlppled Chiidren‘s Fund and also
helping in the classes and at the
closing. _
The -programme concluded with
the piece "Six Blind Girls ol
Hindustan and “The Elephant”
The blind girls were represented by
Margaret Gallagher, Beryl DeBlols,
Joan Smith, Katherine Paton,
Nancy simpson, Anne Sadler.
God Save The King.
The school presented Miss De-
Brlsay with some beautiful flowers
etc. `
_ MALPEQUE
Word has been received of the
passing on June ll of Miss Lucy
Bealrsto, daughter of the late Mr.
George Beairsto of Winnipeg. Miss
Bealrsw was born fifty-three years
ago in the Baltic where she resid-
ed with her parents until about
twenty-five years ago when the
family moved to Boston and later
to Winnipeg. Miss Beairsto was H
lady of line christain character
and her long illness was borne with
true chrlstain fortitude. There are
left to mourn he mother, Mrs.
George Beairato nee Mies Annie
Macclougan who tenderly cared
for her during her years of weak-
ness; also three sisters, Misses Gert-
rude and Annie at home, Mrs.
John Montgomery (Bertha), one
brother, Mr. James Bealrsto of
Winnnipeg. Miss Beairsto leaves
many relatives and friends here
who will join in extending loving
Bymplilhy to ‘tho bereaved family.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Thompson,
Alberton, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Clark
of Alma motored hero on Saturday
and were welcome visitors among
old friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ci. Clark and
family of Summerside spent Bun-
- Mrs. J. C. Aitken and Mila Ltin-
inle Aitken of Charlottetown were
motorists here on Saturday.
A party of YW! Ptople with Mia
I-hui Ramsey u Cbaporon are
IPGMIBI A few dm at Dr. E. B.
R.amesy'l cottage at Hairilllin.
Rev. J. M. Murchison, St. John
N. n. ind in-. iuion omipboii of
Long River were recent motorists
here. .
children. Nh. clan; Steele and
ce
day eftemoon with friends here. ‘Tl
Ol’
own with tb
ave carelul1y°u|::‘nl:d 2°" of
adm au that ii nam¢nl,';,,:"
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:‘.'..:°'“'°"» all '-"='..‘I."..":.l;
l ,,,%uu¥Xfh‘2“|':':¢; yon if
in all for the loyal md ,mm
'"1'-lr lpiireoiaied. ya.,  V
all to the beat of our ghll|¢,_ Y
lin v|n¢_
segvrlzie to our“:ll“t:len\‘e°rl|u“l;my
nininx noom l:ioou»|,, |.1,,,u°§
l and comfortable gg that
.na luxury in uio vonoilr'
’°"'"‘| W I Nller and betlen
ie development of tb¢ mt year
" """' "““¢‘ ¢°111lnx to thi:
-.arefnl q M
exeeilenrgarvieeegadlgnrgtlerz;
are moderate. Wg "nu "_ V
0°! 110|- behave himself as g
We do our belt to make th,
.ere you can brine your family
:i.':.:f°° ‘ri »°°-\=  
iterlaia. We always b th
|1111! in our line alwayaulead;
°i>e to :raw as Charlottetown
suoceu.
ffer lor Dollar Days gg gym-y.
| is value for your money. wg
i :let your business but we do
g n
D QUANTITY
we are looking for; not wlml,
future as well. _
ner served three times a week.
Sunday, 601:.
FUR WEEK END FRUIT,
ND PASTRY.
GARDENS
‘Ga STREET
Miss Anna Steele, spent -Thursday
with friends in Alberton. '
Mr. and' Mrs. John Simpson,
Miss Louise Simpson, Mrs. J. K.
Maoclougan and Mrs. Charles
Stewart formed ii. motore pai-ty to
merside recently.
vlzr. Herbert Ramsay, Miss mr-
garet Ramsay, Mrs. J. A. Campbell,
Messrs Arthur and Leslie Mclfiiy
rnotored to Charlottetown on Mon-
day. .
Messrs Ralph Bryenton and
Bruce Stewart SP¢nt several days
with friends in Charlottetown.
Ms. Clyde Auld and children of
Toronto, arrived here on Monday
night and will spend the summer
the guest of Mfrs. Auld's parents
Dr. and Mrs. Keir.
.Mrs. John T. MacKay, Sea View,
was ii recent guest with her dauzh~
ter, Mrs. Wm. Mill, Clermont.
The many friends of the Rev. Dr.
saint - of Kensington resret °°
learn of his recent serous illness.
and sincerely hope for his recovery.
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