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PUBLIC IICTICE

fairs and exhibitiom.a.ud all authoru,

l"BRFOB»lilIING RIGHT INQUIRY

composers, publishers and others ln- tercsted in any way in the publlc

Hia Honour Judge Parker, the

' Commimlmer appointed to inquire

hte the feel that Canadian Per- forming Right Society, Limited is

li fo

present any evidence before the Commissioner.

iii June, 1935

" entitled to collect for censes r ,__ performances of musical and dra-

fm, mation-musical works in Canada iii and into other matters pertaining to ' “ll-; performing right, will sit at the f ‘ Brunswick Hotel, Moncton, New Brunswick, on Wednesday, June 12th

“ill siz nay street,

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Each PO11 is entitled to send five delegates Poll

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performance of music who desire to bee

Dated at Tomato this ith day of _fn

Since

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Conservative Convention Su

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A convention of the Conservative Electors of ‘gel

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Chairmen are requested to see that their delegates ff”

By order of Executive _ 1,

DUNCAN J. CAMPBELL, gf

Convenor. I

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In Equal Rights

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-(OP)-Ollnoarinr things why

xrth

Sharp says in 'l‘he Guardian

a.quarterofaoant\n'yW°.as aswcmenareconoerne¢i,Ewiyn

".lherightcftbewcmanton-

tain her nationality. when me-fried to peer,fcsitintheHouseotImde an _

the.

passing

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aforeigneramdherright.ifa

still being demanded, while on other hand certain inequalities

on the hudaand, owing to

removal of the wlfe's disabili-

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,mud Wm, mugs, hmm |-“ug ties, are awaiting adjustment. But stations, restaurants, rluks. bands or Law

the main, men and women are equal in the letter of the law.

'Wiomarfs economic position ves much to be desired, however.

1910 l1er'avera.ge wage has

n considerably mised.-and her httoearnherlivingisno longer puted in theory. But the lndus- al depression has checked her

towards equality in the

market The Civil Service sets

counsel to the commission. refusing to adopt the Drincivle 01

ual pay fm' equal work; the pre-

labor _

-I-,,,.,,,,¢,,, 01",,-|o, a bad example to all employers in

P0

nderence of women in many

tions has revived prejudice

airist their employment while en are worklem, and the married oma.n's right to eam is being riously challenged. These and ch controversial questions as pro- tlve legislation for women are sent-day _problems calling for

olution. “The comradeship of many people today in college and playing d, in cityofiioe and workshop;

air and on land; their frank

preach to one another in place of

old furtive relationship under

_the First District of Queens will be held at Hall in their sharing of deeds of ass-ing, in

P

RADALBANE» SATURDAY. JUNE 15TH sh

_ AT8 OIC'-OCK P' M' IsII;;zrvision1;ntl1elr courageous ex-

_P ' to nominate two candidates for the Provincial Elec- $1? mem mum and mmm'

the

eir very cruditles--all this widens

gulf between 1910 and 1935. “The young suffragist fought her

through doors that the young

to today walks through up- and you can tell from her

nk they were ever closed. I-ters a ‘charm based on a new sense values, indicating a consciousness t she can plan her life on her

lines, if she chooses, and no

nger on lines laid down on ,a

e pattern."

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are appointed forthwith. mms that she does not seriously

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'Conservative _ Convention

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I FIFTH DISTRICT PRINCE

A Convention of the Conservative Electors of the Fifth

District of Prince County will be held in 1

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‘ » ‘ Criticize Book

On Cecil Rhodes

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GAP!!! TUWN. June 9-(UP)-

Sharp criticism of Mrs. Sarah Gert-

ll best ll hod

Cape Town-the 33rd anni

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_THE BROTHERHOOD OF TRADE AND LABOR HALL, gmt., if ..,,}f"..,§‘,.,°°’°‘11§”"",._..‘,’.,,.,$’.

SUMMERSIDE, ON FRIDAY, JUNE 14TH, 1>0lili°¢-i Secretary

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‘ are requested to see that their delegates are appointed V

forthwith and that each Poll is fully represented at the Z

Convention

Convenors.

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THIRD DISTRICT PRINCE

ZA Convention of the Conservative Electors of the Third h

District of Prince County will be held in

THE BROTHERHOOD OF TRADE AND LABOR HALL n

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_i 'fi' T* .I SUMMERSIDE, ON FRIDAY, JUNE 14TH,

at 8 o’clock in the evening, for the purpose of nominating iw

` candidates for the Provincial Election. °°

Each Poll is entitled to send five delegates. Poll Chairmen

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I GORDON °DAwsON[ 2

rude Ml in’s -se er, “R es," was made in an address broadcast

most I- I _ ing -

South

had

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adequate Life" of Rhodes, and

ted Most recent and, alas,

widely read of all books deal- with Rhodes, we have had the

lumc oi’ Sarah Gertrude Mtlllin- moet readable book, as one would

Mr Brbbett deplored the lad: of

mmen

xpect ifrom such an accomplished V _

elist, and one which must make instant appeal to those who

A, J_ PQIRIER, I lélnncw nothing about Rhodes. Rem-

in its original

(HTH -

of Mrs M3Iii.n’l book, "Tho`

, will have noticed that she an entire misconception of

and of English characters

In spite of this, you Will find

‘t the blgnem ai' hor subject

her away, and she becomes lyrical at times and you can

Ilthodes

ghgerally. The real. Rhodes escapes lm.

carries

lmost. , picture her realizing thb and and dx-a herself up and saying ‘Thls` won _ '

am .

we

't do I am not writing a eulogy

wing

; ' andthenel1eprcceedsto‘kmocl:’

lm and attribute motives to his loris which were so foreign to his ature as to astound those who re familiar with him in his daily

Women Want More _ QAYS PLANTS

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message of greeting to the Women's Auxiliary of the Canadian Legion, “as friends of ex-service men and their dependents. and as comrades ln the fight for the peace of the world" was brought by the Countess of I-Iaddington from the Scottish Women‘s Section of the British Legion. of which she is president. Lady Haddington arrived here from Scotland with her husband and little daughter, Lary Mary Baillie- Harmilfton, to visit here parents, M1-_ and Mrs. G. W. Cock.

"The women of Scotland." the

message said, “are very mindful

never been indifferent at any time when the freedom or prestige of the Empire. as well as the fate of smaller nations has been at stake and by your actions on many oc casions you have given moral and practical support to our fight in the cause of freedom and justice. Our gratitude to the gallant Canadians will never- die.

"Phe British Legion, organized to

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Scottish Wishes

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DUIBIIG Hill! all -lurly

'Snowball 'Cauliflower loc dos. per hundred $1.30. Early Cucumber Nc

don Ceieryiwcdos. llxtralisrly Tomato Model. Late Tomato 80c dos.PAPP°l'lli5cdM.

Es? grit; ifiiiiii iiigésiii iiiitliig 5 Zisilia I'§r=§'§EE;a‘

100. Late hundred. Charlottetown. per 1000 $3.00. town.

ny Petunia, Rosy Mom Petunia, rbeua, Msrlgold, (African) Sulp-

u, Zinnis, Salplglolis, Portu- Potegtilla. (crceper) Canary

Seelling Pansy, Ruffled Petunia,

Salvlg Kochla and S¢¢diin¢ Carlil- tione at 35o per doa.

HARDY PERENNIALS - Doublel

ll llyhoeka, mixed colon 10c each

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Sweet William l5c each, Wintered over Pansies, 10c each. Delphlnium Zllc each. (hrnations lite each. For- getmermts l0c each.

We have spared no expense, ac.,

uae only the finest tested seeds and will at all times be pleased to have customers wil at our gardens and personally select plants.

The following firms carry our

te exclusively, fresh daily from

into bca. Creeper, Lebelia, Cosmos at 25a dos.

plan

gardens. Carter lr Co., Seed

F W l rth

prms

J. J. GAY & SCII

Dulrsble property, 'I room house.

perpetuate in the civil life of the Phone 284 Box 181

Empire and the world principles for which the Great. War was fought, I- reverenoes the 'racrlfloes made by your countrymen and cherises the legacy bequeaiched by your fallen und, to defend it, endeavors and works to maintain peace and good- will on earth." _

Children Make

MQN-pR_EA1, June 9 _ (gp) __ succesful handling cf a growing

"You cant tum back the clociri" flock 0! Poultry- Under manage- was Lady Baden-Powell’s reply U1 when questioned on her attitude to- great importance. Where chicks ward women being forced back into an" placed in a brooder house they the home. Lord and Lady Baden- should not be overcrowded. A 10 Powell and party were in Montreal by

in the course of their tour aramid

Scout and Guide movements

The ideal however. Lady Baden

the world _ln the interests of the mum of 300 chicks. Larger numbers

. a

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to the laws of nature. If a woman pe had °l‘1ld"°“ *hiv S“°“ld be he” me chicks may feed comfortably.

first consideration "But, unfortun- ately,” 'she said, “the sexes are too

t

unevenly matched for every woman - to become a wife and mother. In 31° Sm" with B' gradual mcreaw

England alone there are 1,000,000

surplus women, but it is often these be

very women who do the most won-

derful worlr." wi

Lady Baden-Powell spoke oi the

opportunities to be found in the gn

Gfuidc movement for mich women ic express their mother instinct in U caring for children who greatly need

seen hard. dried up twigs oi’ women

blossom out into brand new people come accustomed to the source ot full of life and bubbling over with heat they must be kept from wan- enthuslasm when children were dering away and crowding in the

tc ir " h id. corners of the room and, even

glvenin the cane. sesa

that our comradw in Canada have on

to

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physical comfort and disease. It

For New Women Management, feeding and hygiene

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Powell declined. was to go according I;

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The broader stove used should

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ext size larger than the rated cap- acl

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their help and guidance. "I have satisfaction and soon PWS fOr U16

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anagement Ot The Growing Poultry Flock ~

(Experimental Farms Note)

the chief wnsiderations in the

ent comes numerous factors of

12 foot colony house should be uired to accommodate a. maxi-

e dangerous from the standpoints

important that sufficient' hop- r space be available so that all

is requirement will generally be isfied by one inch per chick at

they become larger.

sufficiently large to provide ev and sufficient temperatures

thout thr necessity of crowding the part ol the chicks Experi ce indicc.i& that usually the

ty required glues much moie

»ra. cost. Until the chicks be

a later stage, the comers should

until they know enough to re

,_ if 2;' candidates for the Provincial Election. n Each Poll is entitled to send five delegates. Poll Chairmen are requested to see that their delegates are appointed . forthwith and that each Poll is fully represented at the

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FRANK SIMPSON,

JOHN F, ARSENAULT,

gf' '___' ,-,,- Convenors. £1152" “f %*»N%¢H+ to ` ~ L-vsco

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l_.'ff`_i Public Auction

lv ‘JI - 'il 'iii 'mis assiasnss me rrmiisurs of the Leu Lt.-col. Lsrgri fly _fly bs offered by rubric Auction.

" his alsmnuoli _ _ _ _ i

'ms 'asia-any menu pmpa-ry zvs nam' sr. sppssiw _ of _Wales College, comprising lot of land 42 a 160

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at PUBLIC AUUTIQN THURSDAY, JIJNI -1_3_tlz'

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fill. f _ _ ' ' ents, Tabla Linen, Bed Linen, Silverware, tlery, ° ' mites. orcsksrywm, elssswsrs, xiwim Uesn»i1s.'n»1s._ If' ‘ f _ ‘eelbu-row, 0b.rpenter's Bench, Shutters, Lawn Mower, " I ctberarticlu too numerous to mention. _

`- IPICIAI.-1 Groeaar Shot Gun, 1 Boas Rifle, Fishing

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I lt0'.l'l--Absolutely and positively without exception

to be removed before being paid for, and all goods

:moved cn Juno 13:11 or 14th.

A, ¥fA1g£0NA_LD, Auctioneer

Ilotls, Wldltl, lllkets, Flies, M., M. _ ` |_

acasofecuteinteilect butshecan ot

understand the big simplicity of lmgllsh character. Few foreign- can."

o fibre. mms sims in 'ras south

at 8 o’elock in the evening, for the purpose of nominating 1i_"“"""‘°' tm” “I” ““‘1°"°*““d§

the €!'5

Alan stable and garage. Extra lot of land adjoining. Reasonable leflns. Apply '

MRS. RUSSELL COX,

12 Kent Street,

Charlottetown.

For sam at "Ure" ins They are kent from wander

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mlnq»a's res srrfs ;,_7354_¢ F M W 5| to 100 degrees F. should be available

Convention, U" _ ' ' _ ' to

mpetitlve strength, hinder the evelopment of_the pullets they should he removed as soon as pos-

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NOIE

Annual Meeting _

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The 'Annual Meeting of the P. E. I.`Protestant Orph- “N 1’°°"°1“8 P1'°P"1Y 5 Wi” “U80

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anage will be held in St. Paul’s Parish Hall, Prince Street, n Charlottetown, on Friday evening June 21st, 1935, at 8 ,,¢|,f,¢¢i-,ry bum, th, whole of

o'clock P. M. ` i

A number of trustees are to be elected to the board, 3*! the bf°°0i"s P¢fi°d» when Dfw-

and all contributors present will have a vote. Complete printed financial statements will be distributed and the work of the institution freely discussed, _

This meeting is wide open to the public and all are

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cordially invited to be present; the Clergy are asked to make this announcement on the Sunday previous.

IRA M. BROWN

Secretary-Treaauren

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rn to the stove when in need oi

th. The temperature of the dm- must, of course, be right

be filled in to prevent this crowd-

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warm

d_ while it is not necessary to keep the whore broader at is nigh' temperature, a temperature of 96

the chicks near the edge ot the

young. _ | Since the cockerels. through their

co d

sible thus giving the pullets more room. As soon as the chicks can do without heat the stove may be emoved and temporary roasts set up in the brooder house. When they

roos

as the

ting coop with covered tcp ly has been found to be very

he rearing period. as well as dur-

cable, the birds should have access

free range of as good quality can pe made available. When

pullets begin to lay, they

should be taken into the laying houses in order to avoid difficulty ln teaching them to use the nests and so that their feeding may be adjustedtotakacareofthoin- creased demands of 683 Produc-

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growth period upon the eventual production of the pullets, the use of cheap feeds is poor economy. During the brooding period a chick starter of good quality containing cod liver oil from a 'reliable source ahould be fed._ Fine oyster shell and chick grit should be available in hoppera. Once the chicks are con- tinuously outside in the sunlight and upon good green range the cod _ liver oil is not necessary and a growing ration of lower protein lev- el may be fed. It is common prac- tice to feed the same starter mash throughout, but minus the cod liver oil at this period. and to feed scratch grain in gradually increas- ing quantities thus reduolng til total protein level. ‘ Under present conditions in the poultry industry hygiene is exceed- ingly important. Feeding troughs and drinking vessels should be dia- infected often. They should be raised from the floor on stands of wire mesh itil! carmot be

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that thedrcppinga which may be mofstened by spilled water or mixed with spilled mash. are scneened away from them. The litter should be changed as often as practicable and every other day during the time of any infection such as coc- cldlosls. When on range the brood-

er houses should be moved to fresh ground before the area in front U1 'the houms becomes contaminated- ` Further detail as to manov- ment, feeding and hygiene may IN obtained on request from tht Poultry Division. Qentral Expefl' mental Farm, Ottawa.

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entire stock coualsilng Ladies’ Clothing, Boots

also Diulug Boom

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one Singer :swing

A1 shape, one rlma- phoue in perfect shape. y you to look them cvct

moan L big mvlng to you. '

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