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SEIIOUBLY-lzlaf-‘Ihe Guardian regrets to learn of the serious illness of Mr. Thomas Wooldrldgs. Cove- head mm. an daughter. Miss Flor-

ence; Superlnténde Masswhuset‘ Hospital is in attend ance.

ATIENDED OIANGIMElPS SIR- VICL-A number of members from Berthslier Lodge, Summerslde, at- nttended the service of the Orange- men at Glenwood. Lot 8, last Sun- day in the United Church there. Rev. Mr. boring gave an inspiring address on Loyalty, There was a very largo congregation-B.

THE BAPTIST CIIUBAZIL-ltev. C. B. MacDonald the present Sec- retary of the Lord's Day's Alliance will preach, to-morrow morning. Mr. MacDonald is a speaker of outstand- ing ability and has been recently called to the pulpit of the Main Street Baptist Church, oi St. John. Dr. Vincent speaks at the evening service, his theme behig “She touch- ed the Hem of I-lis Garment." The choir. under w». o. Elliott rim-s direction, leads in worshlpml music.

Tl-ll-l SALVATION ARMY CITA- DEIn-Staﬂ-Captaln and Mrs. F. J. Riches of Saint John, N. 3., will visit Charlottetown for the week- end. Local Salvetlonists anticipate a stirring series of meetings. Saturday night B p. m. Welcome to the visitors. Sunday. 11 a. m., 3 p. m. and 7 p. m. Public meetings. Young People will meet at l0 a. m., 2 p. m. and 6 p. m This will be the first visit of Mrs. Stall-Captain Riches to the Island. Everyone cordially invited to attend these meetings.

INSTITUTE MEETlNG.—-The reg- ular monthly meetlng of the Bon- shaw Women's Institute was held in the School with an attendance of twelve members. , Roll call was an- swered by whlstling a tune, minutes of last meeting were read and sign- ed. School and sick committees gave their reports and new committees were appointed, also delegates for the Convention to be held in Charlotte- town. Program for the evening con- slsted of s guessing contest, entitled The Tree of Romance which was very amusing. Mrs. Edwin Boyce winning ﬁrst prize and Mrs. George Carson the consolation prize. Next meeting to be held at the home of Mrs. John A. MscNevin meeting closed with National Anthem.

INSTITUTE MEITINGw-OD May 12, eight members of the Millvsle Women's Institute met at the home of Mrs. teeming Murphy for their regular monthly msetins- The H1999" mg opened with the singing of the Ode. after which the minutes of last meeting were read and BPPYOVW- 3°11 Cull wasanswered with "My Birth- day Month and Stone." The mem- bers decided to make a donation to the Red Cross Society. At the next meeting to be held at the home 0f Mrs. James Parson's Roll Call is to be answered by “Whistllns a Tune?’ The following were splwlﬂted ‘m ‘he committees: School committee, Mrs. John l-lngsn. Mrs. Wendel Murphy- Programme Committee, Mrs- JON"! pin-sons, Mrs. Irving Parsons. Sick Committee. Mrs. John Parsons. Mrs- Alfred Murphy. Lunch Committee. Mrs. John Parsons. Mrs. Leeming Murphy, Mrs. Clement Trainer.

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THE MISSING WOID in this, month's Brahmln ‘Iba advertisement was "iulcy." Another ad will ap- pear shortly in this paper. 4884-5-30-11. ‘

GEOBGETOWNF-‘Ihe Charlotte- town Citsdsl Band of the Salvation Anny, accompanied by Adjutant ans Mrs. A. W. Martin will vlsft George town on Monday evening, Jun; 1s and conduct an Open-air meetln; and also s Musical Salvation meeting ln the United Church (kindly loaned: at 8 p. m. Admission free, all are welcome to attend. -_________

PERSONALS

Miss Sarah Mahar, Pleasant Grove is report much better today.

Miss Joan MacEachern of Sum- merside is the guest of Mrs. B. H. Mscmsn. Long Creek.

Mrs. Melvin Jay, York Station is rapidly regaining strength in the P. E. I. Hospital.

The Misses Marjory and Catherine MoCallum, Summerside, were rec- ent visitors to York.

Mrs. (Rev) Allister Murray, Cale- donia. is a patient in the Prince Ed- ward Island Hospital.

Mr. James Horgsn has arrived at his home at Stanhope. having com- pleted his second year at St. Dun- stsnls.

Mr. and Mrs. John J. Mscdohald spent the past week-end pleasantly in Augustine Cove guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jabes Murray.

Friends of Mrs. Alfred Jay Cove Head Road will regret that she has found it necessary to enter the I-EILI. Hospital suffering from appendicitis.

Mrs. c. D. McCnllum, Summerside and her brother John W. Msilish. Vancouver spent yesterday at York the guests of W. C. and Mrs. West.

Mrs. Holden Mcllure, Douglas St. City, was able to return home last Saturday after undergoing an oper- atlon in the Prince Edward Island Hospital.

BEDEQUE

One of the most interesting and instructive debates ever held in the Ceneral Bsdeque Hall was, held on Wednesday evening, Msy 27th to a very large snd apprcﬂﬂtive audience. Tfliis was the semi-final debate be- tween the Young Peoples Society of North Bedeque and the Young Peo- ples Society of Centreville Bedeque.

Intermaritime Rifle Practice

Practices for the Inter-maritime Rifle match which will be held st Halifax on June 11th will commence Lhis afterhoon. -

Coach F. G. Kennedy will be at

‘is Rifle Range at 2 o'clock for the

Jrposc of testing the grouping of

le various riﬂes. For this purpose

miniature Rifle range is being spared under the direction of lllan McCsbe. Rifles are fired from a fixed rest at 50 yards and the group of shots measured. The extreme variation in a good rifle should not be over one inch. On Monday. Wednesday, Saturday and the following Monday of the next week try-out matches will be held at which those desiring to take places on the team are expected to shoot. Coach Kennedy will be present every afternoon at two o'clock for the purpose of squadmg the competitor and supervising the shooting.

Per those who desire to get in more practice, arrangements have been made to open the range every afternoon next week.

CHAILOTTETOWN

In Summer's golden midst I sew thee first

Fair city. smiling o'er s. wealth or wavu;

When from “the Hochelsgws" taut deck mine eyes

Paid homage to the isle that Nep- tune laves.

Prince Jildward; crescent brooch the great Gulf chose

'I‘o nestle in her bosonfs gentle strength: ..

Where deep-felt hesrt-throb with each swelling shows

Her pride in this, her loveliest orna- ment.

Thy beauty charmed my soul ere ever stepped

My foot upon thy glowing eastern shore;

Like maldmls cheek tinged with its

healthy blood,

Rich thro's the earth the red life

stream doth pour.

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Here in these hall our infant Nation 11y. '

Of.’ Nature blast, with Roysltys ac- claim:

Here statesmen conference

which echoed the seas o'er

In that loved Mother isle of glorious fame.

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CALIFORNIA SPORTSMEN l MIGRATE T0 OREGON

PORTLAND. 0re., May 29.—(U.P.) —Oregon may become California's sportsmexrs paradise.

The state Chamber of Commerce

reports that from 15 to 20 real estate transactions a day for Oregon pro- perty involve Cslifornias. Many of the sales are iri Southern Oregon, fishermerrs paradise. Numerous estates along the fam- ed Rogue river are owned by Cali- fomis sportsmen who come annually to erqoy angling in President Hoov- er's favorite stream. Game abounds in this section.

The peue-desertlng wanders heart to soothe: Unworrled Time s vision sfeet un- folds Of marless rest and life's delight

The subject was Resolved That A union of the Maritime Provinces would be beneficial to Prince Ed- ward Island. The North Bedeque Society upheld the Affirmativg side with the following speakers; Captain, Mr. Austin J. Jsrdlne, assistant speakers, Miss Florence MoCaull and Mr. Wilbert Stavert. The Negative Side was upheld by the Centreville Bedcque Society, the speakers being Captain, Mr. Irvin; Toombs, assistant speakers, Mrs. Ralph Callback and Mr. Hor- nce Wright. ‘Ihe judges were: Mrs. Nell Maomod, of Summer-side; Mr. Robert Gorden, of Summersids; and Mr. Louis Cairns. Mr. lllmmer- son of l-luestis ably presided at the chair. ‘The speechs were the best ever prepared and given by these Bocitles. The subject, brought forth very interesting points for our peo- ple on Prince Edward Island. The judges had some difficulty in sum- moning up the points as the Affirm- ative side upheld their side to al- most equsl with that of the negative. However, the surplus in points were on the Negative slde, the Centrevills Bedeque Society. congratulatory remarks were made by the Chair- man, Mr. Earlmerson Huestls of W11- mot Valley, and Mir. Horace Wrlsht. Lower Bedeque. The Captains of the debates. Mr.J. Austin Jardln, North Bedeque, and Mnlrvlng Toombs. Centreville Bedeque, made some complimentary remarks, congratu- lated their opponent team 0n their success in winning the debate and to the other team, in having prepar- ed-such excellent speeches. A vote 0! thanks was tendered by the Chair- man to the three Judges and to all ths speakers who spared no time in preparing their matter. As a spelclal sollst at the opening o! the debate. Miss Wlnnlfreda Wright, Lower Bede qus, rendered very beautifully “When Irish Eyes are smiling." The large audience which gathered to give their support to these growing Societies, were fully repaid by the splendid effort of the speakers 0n

Bummersids, Tryon, Freetown and Carleton. The Centrevill Bedequs Society won in the "debate" carried on by the different Societies and it looks like they intend to carry 0n this good work. The closing number 0f a very successful evening's enter- tainment wu the singing of the National Anthem.

renewed.

Some of the California. buyers maintain large farms for fruit and dairy cattle. Others build their va- cation residences on the very banks of the streams. Through recent legis- lative action, Rogue river was closed

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to commercial fishing 1n the interest of sport.

GLENWOOD AND VICINITY

Mr. Elton Gillcash of St. Eleanors. spent the week-end at his home m] Glenwood, the guest of his mother,’ Mrs. Mae Gillcash. l I

Mr. Stanley McDonald recently ‘, motored from the U. S. and is spend- ing a holiday at his old home at West Point.

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Miss Jessie Boates returned to her home in Charlottetown on Tuesday morning after having spent a few days as the guest of her sister, Mrs. John I-Iierlihy, of Hebron.

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Mr. Ralph Adams of Forest Vicar was c. visitor here on Sunday, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. David Liﬂng- stone.

Miss Marie Cahill has resumed her duties as teacher in Glenwood School after having spent a. few daI-s at her home.

Mr. Jerry Dalton was a visitor at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Mc- Pherson on Tuesday and a very en- joyable musical evening was enjoyed.

Mrs. ltlelvillc McLean o1 West Point recently entered the Provin- rial SﬂllllOFlUlTl for treatment. Her many friends hope that her health will be much improved by her stay m the new Sanitorium.

Mr. E. L. McDougall was a. visitor to Liummcrsiiclc on Wednesday to bring lllS son Everett home from Prince County Hospital where he has i-crvntl" undergone an operation for appcnuw ' His many friends are glad that E rett has made such a rnpltl and satisfactory recovery after hisZsrwcre illness.

Mr. and Mrs. Everett Wall motor- cri ironl Prlncelown and spent the ltl horn the guest of the lat- =.:cr. Airs. Charles Bulger.

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