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ST. JAMES’ CHOIR REHEAR¢ sal of Cantata tonight at 7.30 sharp. Full attendance necessary‘ 2941-5-0-11

WAIT FOR THE BIG AUCTION Sale of Automobiles on Friday. See advertisement. 2866-5-64.

scription call on the Guardian Cen- tral Job Printers. Phone ‘I33. l‘. .11..‘ 2880-5-tf

ADVERTISERS are kindly ask- ed to have copy of their advertise- ments in this oiiice by 10 a. m, to insure insertion on following day.

THURSDAY, lFRl-DAY AN-D 8ATU_RDAY.—IWe will ehow the greatest snap in ladies silk hose in the city in shades black. brown, mid grey, polo, camel, white, fil- bert and other good shades. Price only 59c. Prowse ‘Bros, Ltd. 2926-5-8-31

POIJICE COURT.—Two car-deal- ers, for misusing their dealer's number-plates, were each lined $1.00 or 10 days at yesterday mor_n. ing's Police Court. Harry McAleer, on a. drunk and disorderly charge, was lined $20 or sixty days. Pat- rick Mullins who appeared on a similar charge was dismissed.

MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER.- On April 21st, at the home ol’ Mr. and Mrs. W. C..Sheidow, Millview. n miscellaneous shower was held in honor oi their daughter, Miss Leslie, who, on April 30th, became the bride of Mr. Percy Jenkins, Charlottetown. Miss Sheidow was the popular organist oi ithe Metho- dist Ch-urch, Millview, and filled a plaice in the community that was a credit to herself and a sourc of pride to her parents and he many friends. The many ‘beautiful gifts and accompanying verses testify to the high esteem arid po- pularity in which she was held. Mrs. Sheidow, assisted by Mrs. W. ‘C. Smith, and iMrs. George McEa- chern, served a dainty lunch to which all did ample justice, and the fleeting hours were whiled away in music and song. The ev- ening was brought to a close Iby the singing of "Till We Meet Again," and all departed, wishing the prospective bride and groom a very happy umhprosperous Journ- ey througnlife. _

AT ROTARY-uh the Rotary iirian J. A. Clark and Past District Governor Walter S. Grunt wero the principal speakers, giving their impressions of tho District Rotary

Fredericton. The conference was idoscribeil ns ii big conference, big as to enthusiasm, pcp and Rotary spirit, but with a small attendance, tbers being 167 prcscnt- Thc ls- lsnd delegates hml a very pleasant -trip en routo. .'l‘hc principal speak- er oi the conference was Everett lllll of Oklahoma, Vice President of |lnternational Rotary, who spoke on -"Boy Problems." Among other speakers were Fred Sexton on "Rotary and World Conditions." Ex-Governor Bob Patterson of St. John, N. B., nnd the two Prince Ed~ word Islam] iiclegntes- Past Dis- trict Governor Grant who rcvioworl today the Club's activities, stated that in the conference Charlotte- town featured "Farmors‘ Meet- ing," which Rotarisn Clark dealt wth, Sydney, "Back to School Campaign”; Halifax, “Boy Scout Movement"; Moncton, "The Boys‘ Municipal Council," while other Clubs also took up commendable work. Mr. Grant was appointed Convonor of “The On To Toronto Convention," and today ho stated that he expected there would be ironi one hundred to one hundred and twenty-live delegates from the district which includes the Marl- Ifme Provinces and Newfoundland. invitations were received from both Ynrmouth and Charlottetown to hold the Conference in those places next year. There was- no competition, Mr. Grant says, lic» tween the two as stated in tlin Halifax papers, and if Yarnioutli is able to "carry on" the conven- tion will meet there- Rotarian ll. H. Shaw presided and the guests

Gaudet, Urban Plneau. W. Lang- The musical programme included an admirable trombone and cornet

PERSONALS

Mr. William McLeod of Mt. Stow art spent yesterday in the city.

lMii. H. 1H. Cox, lMoreIl was a vis- itor in the city yesterday.

Mr. Harry Barnes of the Irwin Printing 00.. left yesterday by the Eastern train for s short visit to his home in Montague.

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Mr. Towriss of the Union Bank.

spentlyesterday in Charlottetown. “Rho is a" guest st the Rule. f

Mr. Harry Vicksrson, returned to his liomein Montague yesterday after a successful year in Arts at Dalhoiislo rUniversity.

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For sore reliet Apply Mind's daily. Excellent for bunlone.

L FOR PRINTING OF EVERY de-

a visit 0n Friday evening to West-

luncheon yesterday afternoon Itot- ~

Conference which they attended iii. '

WAIT FOR THE BIG AUCTION Sale of Automobiles on Friday. Bee adveztisenisnt. 2868-64341.

WAIT FOR THE BIG AUCTION Sale of Automobiles on Friday. See advertisement. 2806-5414.

New soon-r IFLANNEL latest shades priced low, Prowss Bros, td. - 2926-5-8-8l

VIAESTMORELAND NOTES. — The people of this neighborhood are busily engaged in preparing for t-he spring work.-—Mrs. Eliza Jackman and son, Edward. have returned lo resume her duties alf- ter a short visit to friends in 1n- kcrman. —Mr. George Trowsdale, general merchant. lls doing a rush- ing business-‘Much credit_is due to our roadmaster, Mr. Chi-on. Mac- Viittie, on account of his precau- iloning the people pf the new law (Drive to the Right) by placing posters on ‘all conspicuous corners, —1Miss Lila Wilson has gone to spend the summer months with Mrs. E. lBoswell, Victoria. — Mr. Hillard Francis. Lady Fane, paid

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FRIDAY. MAY 9 700 Kilocycles (380 Meters) WG-Y (Schneetsdy. N. Y.) General Electric Company

Eastern Standard Time 11.30 a. m-Stook market report.

WGY, Orchestra cﬁmﬁd)’. ‘iDlmseroiie People" by 0""? While. Dresented by spec- iial arrangement with the pro- ducer. H. H. Fi-aiizee. and the

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Ethel Dudworth _- Itosallne Greene Nil-Billie Bertram ..-. Lola Summers David Bertram Edward 111st. Louis Jim Teasdale ..... -. Frank Oliver Paul Dudworth -- Edward l-l. Smith

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FRIDAY. -M.AY 9 (Late Program) Eastern Standard Tlme

10.30 p. m.—Muslcal program. Selection. "Quintet in F" __ Dubols iAllegro (first movement) The WG-Y Quintet author, Oliver White r n“ _ WGY Players Edward A. Rice, violin; Leo Kil. wen, viola; Ernest Burleigh,’ cel lo; Peter Schmidt, clarinet; Ollic G. Yettru. piano.

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tnlk. ‘iSum er Dress Ilabricsf‘ lRob- ert L. Smith.

5.00 p. m.--Produce and stock

market quotations; news bulletins;' baseball result/s. l

5.30 p. m.—~Child*ren's program. ' 7.35p.n1.—_‘1{ealth our. N. v.1.

IStote Department of Health.

7.40 p. in.—~Baseball results. 7.45 p. in.—-Radlo comedy,

Soprano solos.

WElegie" ........ _- Massenct 1b. “In the Time of Roses" ____ __ ____________________ ._ Reichardt c. ‘iln Bygone Days” Chadwick

Ida Mao Paul Joseph G. Derrick, accompanist

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a._"B lFlat Major Prelude" Chopin

b. "D Flat Waltz" ____ __ Chopin

c. ‘lC Sharp Minor Waltz" Chopin Joseph G. Derrick

Selection, "Quintet in FF"__ Duhois

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