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The greatest cast, the grandest romance, the most amazing 4d. venture thrills ever photographed

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“fest Pilot” At Prince Edward

Bowwmlw tour llellar ployc-ns and a our-star story pro- vide startling entertainment in

"Tent Pilot." most authentic avi- ation picture yet produced, which o lrnod at the Prince Eldwasd Theatre yesterday for a four day

showing.

Clark Gable, Myrna. my» 5WD- ocr ‘Iluoy and Lionel Barrymore llcnd the oust 01' llle ﬁrst air pic- ture produced by lllelro-Goldywxl- lluycr in nloro lhun two years.

UIITCWI Victor Fleming has in- wrporuuxi some of the nlost strik- lluf flying scenes seen in an uv ution ‘picture. The nature of the Blllwvt callus: as it does with men wlo duily clurc their lives in a duel with death. insures 5 world of thrills. 'I'hey‘re there.

‘Fhe story is that of a test pilot, played by Gable. Without varying ioul fuc ual experience. it sells

ex- uclly how one of these daredevlls llWtl. not the nlan. but

r lvilllul 51.0%.‘; t at he is human. lklcronlnllcc, is u. thrco-comercd ulfulr bclflvcxxu Clllrk Gable, Myrna 14h‘ and the "Woman in the sky," who is the ilotfs 111st love. Spencer 'i‘lucy' snort cs hLs life lo prove to Guble that his wife is for more im- tm-lunt than the calling which has ‘"011 forever clumhlilg at the nar- row lhreud of his life.

$500,000 Tax Claim Against Factor

11H’. By Guardian's Special Wire)

WASHIINUIDN, All , 22 — The- lnlcrnnl Revenue ureau hos

eollled o. $600,000 income tax claim Iguinst Jolln Factor of Chico/ll‘). central figure in u sensational kid- ' five years n

A s lpulution fl _

bourd of up; rtppenls today listed ‘ "nulls by the FTICUJTS of $114.- lrl. Tile couple oonccded a de- IlC-lPlICy of $34,'.l06.64 still duo for 103: and the Intemul Revenue Burcou agreed they had overpaid 10,304 for 1023 and 1924.

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History says that. the handker- chief, now an intcgrnl port of every wardrobe the world over, had B. royal beginning. Overcome with

rlef at leaving her beloved Vienna. or Versailles to nlarry the son of Louis the XV. Marie Antoinette burst into tears, and having noth- ing on which to dry them, tore a. bit of the square lace flclnl from her dress and wiped the tears from her eyes and checks. This new ldeu. gained popularity rapidly and soon the handkerchief, no longer o. fad, was Judged indispensable.

Keep Mlnnrd‘: in the house.

Conservative Meeting wmwrncv mQm mu.

A gl-ncrnl oll moctln of Wheat- ley River Pol will be old in the Wlll-iltlc_v' River Ilull on Thursday, Alllrust 25th at ll P. M. for the pur- pose of appoint‘ g n committee 0o.

Conservative supporter! llc

welcome. - (Syd) HOWARD CARR. Chalrm

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DEPARTMENT 0

FA PllBLlC WORKS AND HIGHWAYS

DALADIER

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lets arose against the "notional defence" Premier's announced in- tention of scrapping the shorter work week now ln effect. for an estimated 8,000,000 workers.

Appointment o! Anatole Monzie as Minister of Public Works and Charles Pomoret as Minister of Labor quickly ironed out the cabinet crisis.

Their predecessors, Ludavic Frossard and Paul R-amadier re- spectively. resigned in protect ag- ainst Daladlerk broadcast speech to the natlonlast night.

No Change In Policy

The cabinet turnover caused no change in the policy of close co- operation with Great Britain, and non-intervention in Spain.

It became evident Daladiens main bottle with organized labor was just beginning when the ex- ecutive committee of the power- ful General Confederation of Lab- or lssucd orders to all subsidiary unions to “remain vigilant. keep calm and ready for any alctlon which may be decided upon in de- fence of the 40-hour week and so- cial laws."

The 40-hour week was adopted June 19, 1906 under the first Peo- Dles Mont. Government of Social- ist Premier Leon Blum.

Threaten Political Revolt

Socialist and Communist news- papers immediately threatened political revolt against the Gov- ernment which they have sup- ported. with qualifications, since its formation Apnl l0.

1um's news/paper. Le Populcire, termed Daladleﬂs plan "surprising and troubling." while the Com- munist paper. Ul-lumanite. head- lined that "the working class will defend its social conquests."

Selection of De Monzle and Pomoret liquidated the cabinet crisis so easily that sources‘ close to the Government said no meet- in: would be held for several days until President Albert Lebrun re- turns from his vacation.

Like their predecessors. the new ministers are members of the more conservative offshoot of the small Socialist Union group. a Socialist Party. The dominant So- cialists have supported Daladlerk ‘cabinet but refused to take office

n it.

Despite the Insurgent note. made public 1n London Sunday, inter- preted as virtually torpedoinu the N o n - Intervention Committee's plan for wlthdrawlmz foreign sol- diers from Spain. sources close to the Government said France would keep her Pyrenees frontier closed to shipments of men and munitions lest aid to Government Spain infect a new element of trouble in .

Increased working hours are in- tended to implement Daladlerls poliq of preparedness as exem- plified by the 1938 arms nppiop riatlons of more than 000 francs t$813.800.000) compared with 19.000.000.000 francs for the previous year.

this outlay France sup- ports a stnndimz army of more than 700.000 men and a bigger mass 01f recruits is coming up for military service in October as the lean conscripts years of war-baby military classes come to an end.

Use Minn-d’! for bums.

Charlottetown, August 19, 1938

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MARIE RIVER BRIDGE, Lot 40 CORRAN BAN BRIDGE,'~Lot-»35~~~-- » ~

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SEALED TENDERS will be received at this office until noon on Monday, August 29th, for the construction of the above mentioned bridges, according to plans and specifications to be seen at the office of the Department of Public Works and Highways, Charlottetown.

Separate tenders are required for each bridge, and Ire to be marked “Bridge Tender.”

The Department is not bound to accept tho lowest or

My tender.

L. B. lllncMlllLAN, _ Deputy Minister of Public Works and llllzhwny!

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IUDAY UNLY JOE E. BROWN in "Fit For A King"

ALSO —- PICTOKIIAL AND

WED.—THUR. Only

SPORT RI-Il-Ildl, SNAPSIIOTS l; IVIUSICAL;

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cuD shamed oyster be reduced from three and one half inches to three inches. A discussion on the definition of medium and common shape was postponed until such time when oysters are ready for ship- Dlns this full. The association recommended shippers whose oysters were sub- mlt/ted to voluntary‘ inspection should be requested to place on the container the minimum number of oysters 1n the container. and it

was suggested inspection and grading be done by civil service employees.

Leasing of areas for mooring of trayswzls discussed and accepted as desirable. A decision was nladc to co forward with the applica- tion to have the association ln- coroorated.

Brenton Clark was re-eloclcd president of the association. willie other officers elected included: Messrs. G. Shelton Sharp, vicc- presldent: R. E. Ellis. secretary- treasul-er: newly-appointed direc- tors. Aldred England Murphy and G. G. Maclntyre. elected for two- year terms; T. H. E. lnmun and James G. MacLeon, for three- years. The executive committee as elected was T. H. Innlau. Urban B. Gillis. and Jmnos G. MacLeau. A letter of nrknowlcclgculoilr. wlc received from Mr. Justice Arsenault for a bllJTEl of oysters sent from the association to the annual meeting of the Canadian Tourist Association. A vote thanks was extended lo F. W. Walsh of the Department of Agri- culture for his excellent tnlk at the annual fleld- day. Regret WAS expressed at the resignation of L. J. Murphy from the Board who

has accepted a position With the Department of Fisheries. A vote of thanks was extended

to the Department cf Fisheries. A hearty vote of thanks was ox- tended to Dr. Needle-r for Ills helpful advice at all times to life members. Dr. Needler was present and answered the many enquir- los put to him.-S.

Wheat Export Figure '200,000,000 Bushels

OTTAWA, Ailg. 21—rCPl-—A summary of the world wheat sil- uatlon made public Saturday by the Dominion Bureau of Statistics stated "while Cnnndnis crnpis just being mode and no official osll- mate of production is uvnllrtblc, Canada should have an (Export sur- plus. at n minimum. of 200000.000 bushels unless lmrveslins’, rcluvns are dlso pointing."

As it s generally estimated that the Dominion requires 100000.000 bushels for domestic coluulnpfion and next year's sccdillu. this wnulrl bring the estlnlolcnl Canada's crop to 300000.000 DUSlTDlS.

The official crop Ml-llllflli‘ llv thr- Buff-Phil will be mad-e on Srpl. 9, but tllc summary explained con- dltion figures on July 31 indicated the best crop since 1932.

Sounds Warning Of Impending Slump

CAMBRIDGE. Eng, Aug. 22- Slr William Bevcridlzc, prominent lwwyer and economist. sounded n warning today of another impend- ing depression.

“The history" n! the first stones of the last depression is bcln pasted wday," Sir William told the British Association for the ad- vancement of science.

Textiles and metal manufac- tures. he said, are lending the way in o recession. and other industries ‘aim following in an established or- er. '

In a speech of "unemployment in

GUARDIAN

The Central Guardian Rotary

This column is reserved for new; of local interest but advertising of a ncwsy nature may be inserted at l ccnts a word strictly pay- able in advance. _

1938 was the sublect of anaddrcss lven by Past Rotary President J.

. Bouiler. SECTCLBT)’ Treasurer of the Exhibition Association at the Rotary luncheon yesterday after- noon.

CONFEDER-ATION LIFE INSUR ANCE. L-6789-7—2l-3l2

GOOD HARVEST -- Harvesting operations are well aldvlmccd at York and the best crops ever.

KENT BEAUTY SHOPPE, Spec- ial Aux. oermanents $2.50 up. L-588-8-22-6i VISITING PASTOR — In illc absence of Rev. Ml‘. Nicholson. Rev. M1‘. ‘Brooks. Olleary. occupied the Dulpu at York Sunday evening.

FUNERAL 1‘0l)AY-—'I‘he funerlll of the lute Mr. T. C. Edged. will bc held from his late residence. North River Rood, this afternoon :11. r3 o'clock to the Peoples Cem- e y.

The speaker reviewed tho high- lights of the exhibition, believed to be tho best since the Olﬁﬂllilﬂllml 0f the Association in 1889. He d15- cnsscd three phases of the show, t1) its value to the province, (21 Wme essential requirements and i3) finances.

Whilst Vconlmending the excellent ‘*°"°llcrntlon given by the freight‘ Qeullrtnlcnl of the railway, he lelfely‘ ITIHCIZQd the transportation‘ iaclllui-s from the nlnlnland. Al- 1111911211 lllcre wvas n double car ferry sclvlcc, it did not start until Mon- day. Wllll _ll16 result that many who were 0411111011 on Friday and Satur- flal’ and Sunday ulere subjected to a long and annoying delay m, Tm- nlcntlnc.

In 1937 fronl the Thursday before the Exlnbltoll. more than 1.003 981's came to the province in eight (his. and this __V€£ll‘ there were 1,137 so lllat lhe tic-up at Torment-inc

CITY PUBLIC Schools will open Tllssdﬂy. September 6th. New pu- pils wllll not be admitted unless

The Provincial Exhibition for-

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ll to I y N a m e Society Picnic

On Sunday alt"il0Oll.Ill8 21st. instant, the rloly Nauru souls-u" of

Stella. Maris Parish of North Rustlco ucllgllllfnl, L.. .4 the members of inc holy, Ailllll;

Societies o1 Ilusuco. 50111 Mile Bay and Bordon Purlsnc... un the arrival o1 the guests at 1.30 p. m., the entire puny consisting of about lnrcc liulluluu nlclluclc escorted to the wlluri. where u number of bouts kindly placed at

Hunter River — — - - - — Tuesday, August 30

Local Gonventions of

The Prince Edward Island Teachers’ Federation

all. and altar boys, the societies then

Headed by the crozlel" bearer

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lncllt.

VI Boullcl‘ in hLs address ex-l v 0d his appreciation of the as- sistance Riven by the Provincial, Government, lllSO \'f1l‘l0ll5 organiza- tzolls and individuals. including‘

they present certificate of succes- ful vaccination to the principal of the school. L-o2s-a-23-2l.

GOSPEL TENT SERVICE — T116 service at the" Gospel tent on Lf-lllgv/Oflh Avc.. last evening was “"011 attended. Pastor Walter Ger- ard of OLeQry. a native of Bel- llluln and formerly a. resident of blocs _Bn.v. C. Bu. “'51s present l0 zlsslst in the music and l0 bring :1

Lieutenant Governor DcBlois, who contributed $100.00 towards me flower show". for ma" g the fair‘ tho success that if u ‘

Rozarilnl Orrlu Mac sgor n lll(‘_Cl1Zlll' and the guests wcl"

as in c- Ro-

nlessage 0" “The Mil" <7" 111i‘ lnrlons Percy C Judd Post Presl- Jflllcho Road- gfzelgtrgof vtéiewlivlllféll, Mtlss, JClub;

‘i- e _ i Imnson, St. 0111's. JDgJXIAggSLOONTRACT — Mr. J. Newfoundland: Clive T. Congdon of

Charlottetown. has boon awarded the contract for fulllng, lathlng, plastering". oruu- illcnlul work and acoustical effect; -n the transmitter building lit the new broadcasting station at Crows Island. ncar sackvllle, N. B.

CENTRAL PARISII CIIURCII nnnounccnlcllls.Sacrament of llu» llords Supper will be dispensed by the Rev. T. W. Goodwill assisted by llloyd Henderson at Churchill 011 51-10(13)’. Aumist 2on1 at 10:30 n. m. service of baptism at the same hour. Clyde River 2:30 p. m.; Churchill 7:30 p, m, Prgpargtgyy services as follows: Canoe Cove, Tuesday‘. Auuust 23rd. at 8 p. nl. Colt-nee Drayer meetlnaz at the home of Mrs. MacRae. Boushaw Wcflllflidﬂy 24th. B p. m. Churchill

Brunswick, Maine, Frederick C. Burke of S\\'flll’ll):'C0i[_ lvlassz; Bill ‘Fnnwn. Oshawa. Out; A. H. Brit- tﬂln of Montreal; H. incGinn of Fernwood, Scolch Plain. New York; also non-Rolarians JﬂlllCs Comp- bcll. Park Corner; John Anderson, Six, Charlottetown; John Aidersoll. Jr.. Nmv Pol-ill; Rnv. "Fllcozloro, Bgrtvlrk. N. S; Tod White of Car- lllll. Wales, l,\\li0 l'(‘ll(l1"l'l’(l two solos): Dr. A. ltlunsbrldgo. of Lon- flml. Flnglulnl; and Dick B‘l'lllfllll 0f Saint. John. N .

Congratulations were extended to Rolalinu A. Pickard on his birth- flllv anniversary.

The club extended best wishes for a pleasant journey lo Past Dis- lrlcl Governor Percy Turner. who l3 leaving shortly for Chicano, to zlttcnd n mcelillu of the Cnnmllan

Th, . _ Acivissry- Committee.

Catggggilés gash‘; 2mg‘ salrlrll“ The Club accepted tho invitation

Church,“ Samuel-a, 27m " til.- ‘ of the Gyros to attend lhcil- meet.

m Thﬂnkcgivm i“ i IC?‘ P; mg at Bench Grove lull‘ on Tucs-

Mbndw Angus?’ imlwet lourchl“ day, August 30th. when the 110st ‘-~ 1- 11 l- m» speaker will be Rely I‘. Willam

Lloyd Henderson. Student. L-622-8-23 -21.

IIAD LEG BROKEN-Mr. Hom- er Matlleson of Clyde River is 1n the Prince Edward Island Hospital with a fractured leg received lll an accident on the Milton Rood Sun- day evening. He was driving a bi- cycle with ills brother Eric Mathe- son on the cross bar svllen he was struck by a half ton truck driven by Mr. Lmslie MacNcvin of Argyle Shore, Royal Canadian Mounted Police said. Both men were thrmvu to_ thegrnund but Eric escaped with slight inuries. Tho accident occurred about 9 P. M. The bic_vcle was being operated without lights. Police said, adding they were still irlvestlgotlng.

Jcnvs, D.D.. of Calgary:

Rotnryls 21st anniversary falls on the sixth of September, and it was decided lo observe it by n meet- ml‘: on the 12th. tho prom-am to he in (‘bilge of Vice President A. R. Cooper.

Seek Lower Freight Rates To Montreal

(C. I‘. by Guardian's Special Vlircl

OTTAWA. Aug. LZEWA pclulon asking lovvor export fvciuhl. rates to Montreal, on Ontario grains" and their products has been filed with the Board of Trailsporl Ccm- missioners by a uroup of Ontario farmers and nlillers. W. E. Comp-

' '_— golf, chief traffic officer of the card. said today. PERSONALS The brief with the petition.

their disposal by the people. of ML Sum-qr‘ ___ __ __ __ __ __ ' . . -

North Rusucu trallspqrlcd lln-nl Vi” _ ‘ qlzeqllsfll"): ‘Augulsl’ 31 to Robins-oils Island. llle utler- , j LL. — — -- -— — -—- — Ills .1), hoptclu icr I noon was spent on the bcucll Lharlottetown — -— -- _ -_ _[<‘1-id;|y’ §qncn,|n.r 2 where various utlllutlc events l Soul.“ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ T __]_~v S“ l. i __ r were conducted. ‘lhesc included a l _ ' _ — f U1“ -|.\- - ll) U" "~1- l Senior Hundrud val-u Dllsll won , pummel-side — — -- -- - -—\\|:dn0s1l:ly. September 7 llelyundigguhllliilclls vi-Bllllaiil’ l omearlu- _ _ — _' ""‘ '“ “Jllhllr-‘Tdiw- 511119!" he!‘ B Blacquiere. and a Running Broad qlll-Znmll -— — -— — —— —- —- —- —l"l'i(lzl_v, Scpicmllcl" 9 Jump won by Allan Guuiluer. 0n

return to North élusllco, refresh- ___________ ____ __ _

moms were serve on the shore .. , ,.

by the ladies of the Parish and L'a98‘8 5'51 _

vrere most heartily euioyvd by ‘ -' "

1674f muffin

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~ formeil ill DYOCIEISSIDH und. Villlcll; C t .____ R d_ _ tle cergy in e rum". nulrcle t on lnugd from “u. 1; o to tllc Church where Solemn _V___ ' _V I o Benediction of the (‘Mush blilcased mm ‘hid b‘ n u f" ¢ t Sacrnmen was coll uclc y ev. - I 1P nu tins 0 J.F.Buote ofEgmont Bzlyusslsicd by es. 37 of them, more t ; the Rev‘ pﬂuwrs Henry 13mm“ of than any other single ilnvul cnlc- t 6 Calgary and J. C. Pilrc of Rustico. 50F}- "_¢ ______,___ 9 The Pastor. Rev. Douglas Mc- '13"?! roused "Wm vlhe must- ~ z Neil] delivered a 5110,»; bu; 1m. miulcrn 700-ton submarines, each y \\'i(h and wit ll f) lll. 4 1111-55“? sermon on (he Holy with one muulllczl 3 1-2 to four- ,1 l I d“ l, ‘. ‘d o Name. .Also present in tllc Sanclu- "Rh Kilns @1111 ﬂllll-ﬂirfrﬂll ﬂlulll‘ ‘o l “ml? m ,“”" H“ ‘ ary were Rev. John A. McDonald "lljlll- 10 ""11" 35-1011 PHI" dy- lv lnu 1m" elixir-ll illl'l‘l4|\'L‘l‘. I o1 Tignish and Rev, Wm, E, void of guns and nnti-lflrl-rufl du- f’ Phnn“ R I In,“ C ‘ blonagllan of Seven M110 Buy TPIICPS. _ " ' "' _“‘ - l " o and Borden Parishes. At the non- Favor Smaller (‘ruff f, .\. R. Illllel, ( hrlrlrlllc- v clusion of the service. Father Almﬂrcnlly ﬁllfllltlOllillg the ,0 mwn z Monaghan spoke very filtingly in Great War pmlllcc o '~ z ~_ ' ' s lg extending thanks to Father Mc- \(’Illﬂl)l€ submarnn clu z v l Neill uud his Holy Nome Society, 200 tons. (l£'l'lllllil_\' . ooooboooovooooooooccooov jg as well us to the ladies who zls- suadcd snlullr-l- croft ml- url- . l L-lilil. - I sister! mid to those who so kindly ablv. None of llle- old m» 0i .00., ~ _ _,_,_ . ._ ..»._ '0 placed their boats at pleasure of marines was seen. ‘ i I ' - the guests. He then cxtendedlln The Hungarian Recent. ‘ , , . 'c imitation to Norlll Rusllco and and lo) mllllul-v ' r h i Ruslico Societies lo visit SPVPll )llll'fl(ll*]Il'0ll1 llll“ c Milo Bu)" in the 11cm" future. On 'f‘llr-v wore follow . \" ll \".Ili\' .1 7 c llli‘ Wllllli‘. U19 dill‘ was most toxin-do lxiut Cill'l',\'lll‘.l nmvsp ', ‘iyggnjl’, _\l‘l.l'-'l 4.; g visas-Milli’ and Drofitﬂbll" 508m. _ Inﬁll. alld then on.» s. s. Pu , ‘ willl Mme. Hortlll" alxvarci Illullll t l'l't'5l’l'l¢'F.\' Mi-‘vlilll: I! Misfit‘ LmW-l c —— Pllll the ‘Hilllllliiflilll Preuller‘. lsclu l lhurcll ill 2-00 1']. [M-‘blll ‘All 563- l: , mrodi. h s foreign mln -. Kn.- ' sion in l-vvuilu: or I" "'11 "l"; ill I r W S’ ’ omen Von Km; 9y (m. ‘ ll|l'1‘.l'Slll'_\' n1 orulllltlfrll n". lit-v. J c lulgulslled lzues: l ll, .\In('lA-ull. j All ironic fc-alure of zhe davl w _ —_-—~%-~"-f"" _ Argund The 52+???‘ ‘i§‘.°.~‘§l..‘.’.liv§°‘if§m.§"Will? ll‘ "gill"? l ‘mllcls ' A. _ _ L . . . . the lute chief of the SOVlct score: i In '11-,mdad g7 v police. passed ships returning | s S from the parade. l , v _l Solonlnly file Sovil-l vessel and , l9 Pﬂll) 1" . the IlPWFTIIPlTS German torpedo‘, 991i}, :- l boa: dipped their mo.» in snlulf: Ml- ~'

(By Alan Randal, Canadian Press ritcr)

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to each other-the Swastika Erect-

lhe hammer and sickle. Cmelm“ mum“

Sh!“ Russians aboard the \'P ‘*‘-‘7"(“' Amy“. NEW YORK, Aug. 22—Tennis m lifted with clenched fis 1mm, m“ 0"”!

the United States is in the midst Germans replied wilh vutlrctrh- mum fffom

of one oi its him-Zest yours since ed llrms and “Hell Hitler." rbv craullllu ‘. its l)iOlll.‘l‘l' days as measured by A clean" hid fol" Close Hllnuurillll -“"“mlf‘

crowd animal. The AlblSlL‘ Davis uooix-ration was made nllrll .n lll17"'"~_‘l

Cuupers have no‘ foal" of the Uni- ted Slates lll doubles. Take it from

drawn up by Salter Hayden. Tor- onto. has been forwarded to the Canadian National Railways and the Canadian Pacific Railway and when their replies are received. the B3Zll‘(l will open a hearing. is alleged by llle Ontario petitioners that export rpilfreilzhl,‘ rates to Montreal fronl Ontario's

Miss Mnnzllret Black left yes- terday for Montreal after spend- ing llcr vacation in the Cltyv.

Mrs. (Clwhl E. Dicks and son of Halifax are spending the slimmer at Stanhope the guest of her sister lVrrs. Eneas MacDonald,

Hon w, H, Dennig and M,-S_ ports discriminate in favor of Dennis 19f; Monday on a m” Western Canada. They say that

lllfOlWll New Brunswick and Nova Scblia.

western Canada 2min brought. to Ontario porzs bv bonl for storagc. can be lranshippcd to Montreal for export at lower rates than On- tario irrflin can be shipped.

Particular complaint is made on rates from Georgian Bay ports, where there are nlany’ lllliﬂt.‘ ele- vators.

Youthful Pair Are Accused Of Bombing

(A. r. by Gulizllanbllsperial Wire)

Rev. F. E. Harrell, D. D.. recent- l_v appointed field secretary for the Interprovinclal Home for Women. Clovc-rdalo, N. B.. ls n patient at the Colclleslcr Coilnly Hospital whore he \\'lll be remaining for the next two or three weeks.

Mr. J. s. Taylor. optomelrisk of Albcrlon. has returned from. Char- lottetown where he assisted his fa- ther MI‘. E. W. Taylor lll the 0 ti- cnlélcpartnlent during exhibl ion wcc .

JERUSALEM. Aug. 22-A l3; i“- _ year-old Jewish girl who sa Miss Margaret Weeks left Mon- munching a chocome bar was

day morning for her home in Bos- ton Moss. after spending o. very pleasant vacation lilnonu friends and relatives in Charlottetown and Sourls.

accused before l1 military tribunal fc&ly of carrying o bomb which killed four Arabs and wounded 3G in a bus explosion here Aluz. 7.

Three Arab witnesses ustiflcd they saw the (lcfcndaul, Rachci KOkil, take the bonlb from u but: and zlvc it to Israel Mishllli. 17- yoar-old Jewish boy. who lllcy said throw il. at the bus.

Both the girl and the youth

Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Conn-roll and llll‘E‘(‘ children of Slcllzlvtoll, N. S., were passengers on the S. S. Hocll- elagn ycstcrdrnv afternoon. They were returning llonlo nflcl" spend-

ln’: the past toll dllys with Mrs. - , Cnnvrolfs parents. NIT‘. and Mrs. lllzaqfg illegal nuygllilcﬂwpghelo ..\vm Williams. Chnrlottr-toivll. m‘ l‘ - ‘* 3-‘ . ‘ ‘_ ‘ in case of BCOITHCHOIT since lllcy ~ , are undel- 1 wars of one. Mr‘ and Mrs‘ G‘ Chm)“ vessel‘ A British police serucanl told

Mlfl lhclr soils. Clifford and Eddy

of Rmmm sask" M, _\.n_.,..,.da_\. on the court that in his opinion ll,

was inlposslble for a lhmwn bomb

rrturn to their homo ‘Tlicv spoilt . -. .. . 11 llnlidnv" in this PTU" ':<~.~ wlmr» lo cillls“ sum Exlgmllg Pllglg‘; they worn the guests of Mr. Vcs- ‘m5 mnmm l“ m” “j p ‘m Spy-b. pﬂrpms_ Ml.‘ and N“, v_ E_ he bcllcvvd the bomb was volunt- Vpsw,“ D,,nsh‘rh,ﬂ:p_ ‘vhnn they cd_ under the scars of the blaswd wc-rc vbitlnpr the old llnlllr a de- "Nucle-

lrifallrléllll fnmi.) rc-uuiml took PROMINENT LAWYER DIES

MONTREAL, A1151. 3l—-(CPl— Sllmuel William Jnc0L>s.K.C., prom- inent Canadian lﬂ\\'_\'€‘1‘ n-nd first Jewish nlculbtr clcctcd to the House of Cnlnnlolls, dlcd at his

OFFER REHYARD FOR "TORSO" KILLER

(A. l’. by Guardian's Special Wire)

CLEVELAND, Aug. 22-Clcvc- lnlld offered a rcward of $5.000 lo- niuhl for capture of its “torso killer". Officials have ascribed 12 butcherv (icallls in tho last three yviars to the fuzltlve. The 11th and 12th bodies were found lust. week.

home today aficr n _veov‘s illness. Mr, Jacobs, who was Liberal mom- lMonlncal)

for Carlin" since

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HUBLEY-Enlered into rest at Iilldon, Aug 22, 1938, John E Hub- ley in his 93 year. Finu-ral Tues- day from his late residence. Ser- vice commencing at 2 p. m.

EDGETTB-At North River Road on Sunday. August 21, "

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relation to the trade cycle." Sir lmmdml“! fwtt. 000d 591 YMTS- lgglerﬂl 111mm William said an examination of . 111s late res deuce av. ' 165- the course of unemployment 1n M“, llﬂy- Service ﬁarllnil ll 3 °°l°°l$ various industries "showed that Interment» P0019198 Cemeteri- wlthoul: exception they are being Representing Q_e_ﬂs3__9ml$__fl9w.°_}'5-:_ _.§d.

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TIRES DONE WHILE YOU WAIT

"Looks like stead!" company be- tween War Admiral and Elspnsa. Ho shows her home practically every Saturday’?

Football publicity men have swim! into llizh Rear now with the onemlllr of the season only one month from Wednesday‘. Lou Am- bers’ boxing earnings have assur- ed lliln of a monthly annuity pav- mcnl of $250 any time he wishes to call on it. 'I‘hat means hes salted ﬂWflV about $90.00. Chris Dilndoo llllllfPS his fllzhlers be thrlftv whether they want w or

not. From each purse they must, bu)’ at least one $37.50 Federal bond,

Footnote T0 History

(P. E_ 1. Agrlcullursn Onc ilcm which appears in the 105th anniversary ISSHC o1 the Yurmnulh llcrnld lunonu nolcs cov- clzllg OCC1ll'l't‘llC\‘.$ nf llle your 1833 ls the following which should interest people of this province, It is repro- duced fl-olu the Prince Edward Is- land Gazelle of August 9th, 1868. which Wﬂs published in Charlotte- town and says: "The dclurllmént of the 96th reglnlcllt, luldel" the command of Cnptllill Cumberland. left this garrison on '1'|lursda_v last, 1n the sic-tuner for Pictou. The ll" It DfCHCllS. a Sergeant and onc man deserted. making 1n all thirteen dusorlcrs, out of a party of 45 men¢We have since llenrd that another man desert- Pd after the pzlrtv reached Pic- tou. The rascas! one would think the eneinlv was in front. We long lo hear how nlany of this ‘cscudron violent‘ their

lanl lcndor will carlv with lm

to Halifax."

The lime of the departure of this apparently unsettled unit was 55

years after the arrival of four 00m- panies 0f {mops in Charlottetown from Great Britain for the purpose of establishing a garrison under His Excellency Govl-rnor Patterson. commnnder-in-Chlef. These troops were ulmuallv vellcvcd by British detachments flom Halifax. On Sop- tl-nlbor 22, 1854 all the rogulnr tro01>s ml the Island wcrc Wllll- druull In Ilulifux and tllr- govt-val locul foils were (‘ll.~lllfllllll‘(l. The (lisconlinunncv of tho pennant-lit garrison force of ('|l'.\l‘lOllk‘l0\\'ll for a. limo cnuscd nluch (llssuflsfnrt nu tllmulzllout tllc Island. ll- it'd-s" nil long uflcr bcfnrc \'(lll.1l1ll‘(‘l‘ corps were organized and from these onu- lnalcd the various branches of Is- land militia that have provcd a credit to Prince Eflglvmrd Island,

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bringing the province's totul to 40.

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Jack Bronlwich who says “wolldo ccrolnollics for lln~ ncu- lflﬂﬂrl-tnn all right. Wc-‘ve beaten Budue and cruiser PFIHCP Euucuv. Mnko throw times. llavenls we?" "la is well intvndml lllu: lllc , Bobbi‘ RILEQS of the 'U. S. loam stutos of niidfllu Europl- will. ll " 4 notched lllc Ailssics swoop through corrl-ctlv vcalllinu llow illdisolul ltho Germans and nus docpl)" im- [hpy mo bound up with tho G . ‘ Wircssorl with the zlbilllv 0f lllE Illflll Reich. make ccullllon calls‘ I . ) - fr:m down ungoilzb F n with her for their own uood ﬂvli , SIX I QYSOIIS Killed film 110W 0H C‘) \‘ 0 U!‘ 15 for llll‘ liberation of lfit“ lhuubiall l - t v uoinz to pitch Oscar Vitlis way. ppmypf, i l OH (IYZIClQ ( rosslng The Clcvclulld lllnnu-ucl" lllls told "W¢ Al‘, degifb thzl" tho llcliious ___ " the Scull: lilvbullci‘ l0 stop rnis- within this middle Pllilﬁlkdlill spur:- f (a p h‘. (;,,,,,-.H,,,,»' gpcda] wire) int’ his loft lcz: high in the air shall determine their own fulei ‘Auivbyf, K“) A,“ gg,_3 before each pitch. “F9116 F8111 and in common endeavor b6 nrvhl- d,‘ t, ',.,,". , paid... 1gp)" 11am Dbssibly havc 200d COHWOI 5° tecls of their own future. u! the ‘ . crowd-j lone as he's throwing himself off some time respecting tl l:- owrl _ m5‘ 11.1; balance with flllvéétilﬂgﬁfllled leg ngtjqnaljgnls," ho sold, 1 Jmm K¢n1ev‘1g "llwemﬁlb" Sal's ll- i i l ' rrws admiru Then‘ n.l"e IlEllI mcn around ) . . c ‘. < , i - 4 - " ‘ . n»... lard!) Sis (uses 01} ; . h, ,.,.O“‘;;,,,‘%; Henry rmstrong will be lucky to - ’ , 11., - - ' hold one of his three flstic titles. Increase In est ‘ L SA fir} inﬁll; They fixzurc his style is s0 sffen- i . nous he'll be “burned out" before WINNIPEG- ﬂllil- 22 view’? ,__ ‘ ‘ long. Afeamvllile Gene Tunney, Nunlbcv of llllﬂlllllf‘ pnrnl I ‘ former hpv-gy-wejghg Qhamplon, crises recorded 1n wr-slcrn (an ‘ ‘XPENMVE l, says Armstrolvfs monopoly" on llll.\ Hllilllllfl’ rvufllvli 12R llll'lll!_' ‘ ﬁ_ , 4 three boxing lilies is detrimental the weekend with Nlanlllflbu llllll An illeunlbm," but nnrzlctive I to [m lmddlllhlln“ lmslnoss “n Albert“ ndthng m m‘. "lml NH“: misv-clluir- flu" ll furl}; budloom. l v llilliiﬁ-“hll? ’;““"Ii§.‘"o.ia“-°? “$512 Rifiimiitl‘“llfi..i’l°"tsllli““P0111331 "m" b" "villi ‘My ,‘g“,"""‘**%‘,'{ - f '1l-~ ‘ "-[“lfl‘. l enc- Tesldems of Albpn“ “lllflre U“. lfgﬂlqlllns “glllflttlltlllll Olllklilll‘ Flllllllll be At Saratosa they sav War Ad- situation is tllr- nlosl sl-rmus of Huumed “m, enamel in “ml w“. miral never looked better than the foul" wcslorn pYOVlllCPS. Al ab“, thud", 5nd 11m (‘HUYHS ‘geﬂt he did Salurduv toyluq with Els- this pcriorl last your 11love, wl-re (towns; “m, M- ,~,.,,1,,(,.,\ by a ‘ H posh and Fighting Fox in the 135 cases and inr- (loullls. ' coyﬂ- mam. mm, vhim, m- qyg- i ,. Whltiley_ Memorial. Says Tom During the weekend} six new 0mm;- m jnﬂfCh H19 (‘u[‘(nl[]$ and Mooney’ 1n llle World Telegram: cases were l‘f‘])Ol‘ll*tl lll Alborlzl bedgpypgg], A $11,911 custhigg (tgvgr- l‘

ed with llll: sumo mats-rial should

Manitoba Dfovinfliil hQ-"llll d?" he hung by ncnl loops from the

pnrlmonl. announced five new ' 10p of me clmir buck,

cases today. Saskatchewan so far -__.._.___-..._.._. 4 has only l5 cases and Bflllslll Keep Illlnnrrfs in the house. _l Columbia 16. - i

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