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HURUNGHAM, England-(C.P.) __Two thousand rush seats at e um; each will be available when ‘W .1 and United States play E“g1n?o me International P010 2::Bem.n£e cup next month.

SPBINGBOK GOLF TOUR.

CAPE TOWN —- (0.1-‘.) -—- The South African Golr Union will ac- cept the invitation of the Royal and Ancient club of st. Andrews to send iour south Ah-icon am- ateur gotten to tour Britain next

year,

SANDAEL-TIME is HERE AGAIN!

SANDALS A R E B‘E ST

Shoes for Children’s Sum- mer wear.

T

hey look better, wear bet-

ter and cost less than any other style of shoes. Made

' . in Black Patent, Brown, Elk

or White Elk.

69¢ T0 $1.35

For SUMMER !

B d ’s Whites are here and y¢fi‘l’lly agree that the styles shown this 7931' “'9 “wny ahead of other YEN“: mu‘ in appearance and fittinflo

White Kid Ties. in new 13"- ioruted patterns. in all sizes from 2'/z to 8'/1 A'E-

$2.48 T0 $3.95

White Kid T-Straps, Sandal styles in Cuban and Spike Heels.

$2.95 fro $3.50

The central Guardian

In: In 0| ‘"3 at local iunrut but Mlvarthlll If a nanny nature III! 00 |"'|’W| 0‘

unto u cord strictly DOIINI II stlunoo.

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Sl'lClAL—Glrls print dresses. regular $13, (or see. Holmes 6:

Bradley. L-5205 CBASWUL FOB PHOTO- GIAPHS. L-84“-3-23-“.

SPECIAL-10 to 20% on white confirmation dresses and silk blous- es. Holmes & Bradley, 152 Queen street. L—5208

CHURCH OF sC0'l'LA.ND.—Div- inc Services will be held on Sabbath June 7th at Birch Hill 10.30 A. M. Kinross 2.30 P. M. Bangor 7 P. M. J. I-I. Bishop, 8. A., student.

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UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA- _ WINSLOE,—services on the above

charge {or Sunday, June 6th are as follows: south winsloe, 3 P. M. Highneld 7.30 P. M. Preacher, Mr. Geo. Cruwys. Minister, Thou. Pale- tborpe. L-5206-B-5-ll

I THE PEESBYTERIAN CHURCH i IN CANADA services Sunday, June

7th. 1936. Mt. Stewart 11.00 A. M. Harrington 2.00 P. M. Highxleld 4.30 P. M. Marshfleld 7.30 P. M. Mr. John G. McNeill. B A, B. 1)., of the Presbyterian College, Montreal, will breech. L-5277-6-5-ii.

SERVICES in York Pastoral Charge on Sunday, June 1th will be: Broclcley at 3 P. M. when ser. vice will be conducted by Dr. J, H. Ayers of Charlottetown, in Central Church 730 P. M. a service carried on by the W. M. s. and in York at 7.30 P. M. when the service will be in charge or the Young Peoples society, Geo. A. Christie, Minister,

SUCCESSFUL

Teresa Donahoe Margaret Martin Sandy Brahaut 83 Louise Cox 81 DLstinction; Gulls so Distinction. These People pupils of Miss Lillian Kenzie, Mus. 13., am to be

years work.

Halifax Port Arrivals

Wednesday, June 3, I936 Arrivals:

Alfreda from local harbour.

Bolucan from local harbour.

Scow from local harbour. Sailings:

l’-‘art Amherst to New York.

Alfredo to local harbour.

Solucan to local harbour.

Scow to local harbour.

Tussle to local harbour. Vessels in north:

Men's Oxfords Tone or all Black. Made to

$1.75 TO $2.25

in Two-

flt and went well.

When enlarging your range to take care of this

¥9&l"8 pups, uge

"PEERLESS ”

Fox Netting mode in England

'H°|Vlly galvanized before and after being woven, “Peerless” will not rust. Lays “Dead

Flat”-—'Enally

We carry a large stock at all times.

THE ROGERS

co., till.

5 Phone 106

handled.

HARDWARE

Charlottetown

Soow, discharging, Lady Hawkins. loading. Portia. loading. Tusle, bunkerlng. solucan, bunkerlng. Alfredo, bunkcring. Barge no. 2. berth. Fort Amherst. loading. Lillian Kerr, loading. Mary Currie. berth. Acadisn, berth, Vessels due to Arrive: June 3 Lionel from MontreaL GL5! (mm Jamaica. Tanim-bar from U. 5. ports. Batory from New York. City or Birmingham from Cal- outta. 4 Mayra from Great Lakes. Man. Exporter from St. John. 5 Nova. scotia from Liverpool. Silvercyprass from Far East. Artlgas from U. S. ports. 7 Chedabucto from E. C. ports. 8 Fort Amherst from New oYi-lr. Fort Townsend from St. John's.

Cathcort from Montreal. ' "‘

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GIRL GUIDE OOHOERT

s'r. PAUL'S rsmsn HALL rnmav. sum: 5. 25 can-rs.

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This Wee}-En? will last longer with S napshots

T’S really ttue—snapsh0ts are the way to stretch happy days out endlessly . . . Look at these week-end trophies. Think how much they mean to those who took them——to those who are in them. One look brings the hours flying back.

So don't forget your camera. ‘Things really liven up when the snapshoot- ing starts. It's the sport that's part of every other sport. The snapshots you'll want tomorrow you must take today . . . Kodaks as low as $5; Brownies from $1.25, at your dealer's. In Canada “Kodak” is the registered trade mark and sole roperty of Canadian Kodak Co., Limited, oronto, Ontario.

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STUDENTS — Results of examination in Elemen. V-01')’ Theory of Music MoGill Unl- verslty. local centre, Charlottetown: 87 Distinction; M Distinction; Distinction: Audrey young MC.- con- gratulated on the success of then-

and Notices .

C tjow Rover Scouts excavat- ing the foundation of a but on the Luss Estate discovered the antlers of a. reindeer which local authori- ties say belong to the Ice Age.

According to Walter W. Head. President of the National Council 0! the Boy Scouts of America. the cost of maintaining the Scout or- ganization in the city of st. Louzs. Mo.. is 2 cents per day per Scout. This he compares with an nv:‘1‘:ige of $153 per day spent tor the arrest and conviction of each boy chatifld with Juvenile delinquency.

A new housing estate expefllmnt in the Borough of Heston and Isle- worth, England,-The setting aside oi’ a site for a Boy scout heed- qua.rtcrs,—-has been so satisfactory in results that the Corporation M5 decided to make similar provision on all their estates. An announce- ment to this effect was made hi‘

the Mayor of the Borough- Addressing the wnllnceburs- 011}

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'Km5mEn's Club'on scouting, Maglg. irate s. B. Arnold of Chnlham ad- ded his experience to i.hat'of other magistrates by declaring that on Only two occasions during his many years on the bench had boys come before him who had been scouts, One of those was a mental deficient and the other had been in 3 Scout troop but a short time. Magistrate Arnold highly commended the ef- fectiveness of the Scout training in starting boys right.

Lady Baden-Powell, recently Speukmg of the late King Gem-;;c'5 interest in Scouting and Gufclinggl tsld of His Late Majesty's refer- ence to the rfrlncess Royals love of Guiding. durms a garden party at Buckingham Palace. "She is always claim: this." said the King, holding up his ringers in the Girl Guide salute, and with a wink at Lord Baden—Powell added "You know, the Guides are going to beat, me Scouts if you don't look out." "And that.“ said Lady Bndcn—Powell, “is the last picture I have or him in my mind.———makinr; the Guide salute."

The police of Cape Town called upon the local Scout Association to furnish 120 Boy Scouts to assist in the search for C‘.uCs to a. murder in a suburban aren covered with scrub. when the Coastguard Chief of the South Gare Station, on the English coast. met with a serious cycling accident, the 1st. Tees Raver Sea Scout Crew voluntccrcd their services over the week-cnd to relieve the assistant officer. Four- teen scouts did watch duty at four hours each in turn, and kept the station log.

when a minor employed at the New Michael Colliery. East wemyss. was compelled to vacate a room be occupied with his wl’2 and two

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children the local Boy ficouis came to the rescue. They erected a tent adjoining their Scout Hut, and of- fered hospitality to the family until such time as they could secure a home in the district.

"As one of the passengers on the EMS. ‘Almanzora,' which called at the ports of Freetown and Bathurst this month, I feel I should like to inform you how we all appreciated the attention or the Boy Scouts at each port. They were of the great- est help in showing places of in- terest and in helping the passen- gers in various ways. I was much struck with the smartness of their turn-out. I think some of us were glad of the opportunity of making a small donation as the Scouts re- fused any gratuities.”

Another in a. chain of Boy Scout Training Centres for helping young unemployed men to qualify for various domestic service jobs has been opened nt the Mansion House of Llanfrorhfii Grange, Newport, Monmouihshlre. The new Centre, open to boys l5 to 17, is being op- erated under arrangements with the Ministry of Labour. other simi- lar training centres in operation at Hedcningham. Quendon. Circu- cestor, Badminton and Ossemsley have been highly successiul. The instruction includes cooking. house- work. gardening, car driving and auto mechanics. and general Scout training.

STERLING INSTITUTE

Mrs. D. J. McLeod. Stanley Bridge, entertained the members of sterling Institute at their May meeting. There were ten members and several visitors present and Mrs. H. S. McE\ven. the president. presided. The regular opening numbers were followed by the read- ing or the minutes, and, the corres- ;mn.rit-nce which included two let-

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ters of thanks for fruit, and visits made to sick persons oi the dis- trict. and a letter from the Red Cross Society. The committee to visit the sick reported several vis- its made and fruit, ete., sent. The committee to visit the school re- ported many improvements needed and it was decided to leave over this work till after school clmed for vacation. New committee ap- pointed to visit the sick: Ml's. Earl Henry, Mrs. .D J. McLeod and Mrs. Walter Reid; to prepare the pro- gram: Mrs. Frank Bell and Mrs. D. J. McLeod, and to prepare the lunch: Mrs. Thomas Bolger, Mrs. Lame Mcliiwen, Mrs. Earl Henry and Mrs. J. Mcciuigan. The score» tary was instructed to write the Department of Agriculture rcquest- , lng the necessary forms for having ,I the Institute incorporated, also to write a letter of sympathy to Mrs. J. E. Fleming whose eldest sister died recently in Belmont, Mass.

The questionnaires on Legisla- tion and Public Health were pre- sented by the convenors and dis- cussed by all the members. A sewing contest followed, first prize being won by Mrs. W. Hiltz and

SPECIALS

Printed and Plain Crepe Dresses — —— — — -— -— 32-95

All Dark Hats -—- -—- — —- 49c Bloomers — — —-——-— 250 _A’]‘_..

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I Mrs. T. Bolger. second prize by 1W1. Earl Henry and Mrs. Cranford Mc- Kay. Next meeting invited to £11! home or Mrs. H. S. McE‘wen.

Professional cards

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McLeod & Bentley, W. E. BENTLEY, K. C. J. A. BENTLEY, K. C. I Barristers and flltnrncys-at-Law RIONEY TO LOAN office: no Richmond Street.

1T._Xf.§AN FARMER 13- A., LLB.

BARRISTER. SOLICITOR. Era MONEY T0 LOAN Bunk of Canada Bid!-

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