_ 5 Dramatic Club. 4230-6-6-2.1
_loin °'°“° Tlletdly evening. June
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‘ The KYCIWW °l4m1°l| I-ll the worm _ _‘ //,V Z” ,, \§`.` "`\\\ Q Most of us need to know qu nn
‘B me character assassin. size _ \ are of keeping our mouths shut. '
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"»"' ' "“ _ Covers Prince Edward Island Like the Dew ‘Q
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"mn, Founded III1. _
Guardian 'Iwo Coin; C _ A A_ 7’ annual Subscriptions Delivered LLM.
, I-¥llnilCu.iada ndU8A.“-50.
Diifrrciice Of C-)1T1ion .Between
iiiliitgléeiizie King And Local
Isiberals Given As Cause For
v-.4 |- 'T
ment. `
5~~'r.~.l cha 'ges must. and
place to suit Mr.
:.:'i<l policy. _ Mlcr five 'f~:i':s in the Qddh Mr.
feel; i1.iii.=clf both able and
in liiitate to his Rillowcrs,
ii is ray- ».ir:l io be partly due to iiL=.iste'v<- i_;p::n his wishes being
i .1 trouble in a. Small
has ar,-on and Cabinet recon-
~i'\.i'.-erl. Both British
Prince Edcivard lslazid
seekui; me portfolio of the new _i~ of ii-__=.~_er-ies. but while the had v_»'i1y_one Liberal rep- o. Dr liing, who is already o~holr-hr the latter has been
taimct representation,
.ont three supporters
as! pmliaiiiriit,
Pi~_~‘iliie Nominees .l E Sr-.c1a'.r, who was a
thoiit. portfolio in Mr.
fret Govemment, would
e prior claim, but
unde“_=*'~'-d he prefers to be to tier L‘_.ii~cr. Chamber to fill \‘a:;iiic" ilzcre caused by the of Se.i.i:.»r B. C. Prowse.
Mr !\l‘L»°.1:~ of Pri:-ce Couniy,
re:/=.~-e ihe approval of the
r.~.f;ri‘of-;~s. but for some
‘ir ?~£ef'<f-one Kiss; (Uv: not
Hon
ill' R. H .fenkins_ Mr. Sinc1a.ir's itlleague. ima not the parliamentary ¥llJtF1t~“-ff. vo: has, he impressed
COMING ' MEETINGS, ETC.
I' _.___ "'Rese:\'e1iilv lst for Sturgeon Tu- 4261-5-6-wedsstaweeics.
_"Reserve Tuesday, July lst, for drawn rrr- stead-za-wed-sat-zwks
"Tribe repeated in Cavendish. Thursday. .lime Sth, "Eyes of Love." Come. '(107-5-331-41.
"5\1l'.r.s dressed hogs at home Ikeda:-i. .l-.i_-.= ioth until to A. M. Event Haslini. 4215.6-5-2l_
_____'Reser\'r Aiigust llth and 12th for
hit Bazaar and Inside Circus at
_l_mn 4731-s-G-ai.
_“Come in south Rustlco, Mcnday» une til-i and f‘l1J0y "Eyes of Love" by ille Cavenosh Players. 4163-6-5-41.
tweo~m~»m»d ___ S at lotihla Station Tuesday
¢I’l\00n. June 10th. 4271-6-7-21.
c_;’Missiui~_ Fiend Concert in Zion "ml Mimai iight. June sth.
4255-6-'I-2i~
I
°I~’>Bd1i'.2 hogs, veal calves at
Yin- J al 1, WD ith. Afternoon. Llstuigiéi.
It ______!q1|__d.ii_,; hogs and calves at Mill- ____ esua'.'. June 10th. List at _____b. iliiivie-iv Livestock Shipping
4182-6-5-41.
.. qubTI_lf__ l\l_cunt Stewart Dramatic m_b_____t ii.c.~ent their play "Deacon '__ ___ at Tracadie Hall. June 8th, at
' ' 4123-8-2-3-5-iii
K___°gd_i_e.__iiid sro "My Dixie Hose" at M U -‘Wy Hall Saturday, June » hcl line come June 9th. . 4329-B-6~2i. as “P- ,n_RiI__f_<;§_<1s had to st. columb- 'r¢,,hfg_n-' f‘¢l\in8. June ioth to see hm, » Maicurneen" staged by Bt.
n,,f,°' R“l'_a1iv Play. "Tompkins
Y
Jun, sglfmf-_ Ht Victoria Monday, ugh, ‘ “ *Girly come following
4171-8-5-(I.
..s_ ____ ,,,,5___’__f`_";i~r.=. Dramatic club will ~;mhl____ ll' three a/ct comedy drama Pol “___ Javourneen" in C.M.B.A. zzzh. "°" River. Thursday. June
4273-6-'I-41.
"T`:~ 'oil hold N,"-boro Women's Institute team h '11 ict- cream social in the
'iidup In Federal Appoint-
and ltd suggested that Mri Sinclair will get the Behaforship, provid9d be can secure Professor Macmillanb nomination in his place. Som: difficulty has arisen in this respect, and it is understood the Quee;:’s
kenzle Kirsg and the Cabinet. through
has been here.
Divided Opinions _ The difficulty. ii/is understood, is to get Professor Macinillufa nom- ination endorsed by the party con- vention, there being considerable division both in the executive among the poll cominltteos. opinions of which have been
ded.
and the
Muh-
that late ex- Ed- the the
There is reason to believe Mr. Mackenzie King has let the members for Queens and .the ecutive understand that Prince ward Is1and's representation in Cabinet is dependent upon aceepta.ncs of the iionimation of Professor Macmillan, and the recon- struction of the Cabinet fa being held up till the definite decision of the Executive is ascertained. It. is also understood that Dr. King is desirous of becoming a Senator and consequently both his and Mr. Sin- .qiasrja an in suspense. because ,failing Prince Edward Isla.nll's choice, the portfolio of Fisheries may be given to Dr. KIHI. the portfolio of Health going in Quebec. which has been clamoring for greater cabinet representation.
“The Young People of Pownal will
present their play "An Old Fashioned Mother" in the Hall. Mt. Stewart. June 9th at 8.30 P. M. 4215-6-6-3i.
“The Tiacadie Cross Dramatic
Club will present their Three Act Drama “A Midnight Murder" in Corran Ban hall Monday evening, June 9th. 4214-6-8-21.
"The annual meeting Ladies' Aux-
iliary Protestant Orphanage, will be held at Cunda Home Friday after- noon at 3 o‘cloc . ~ 421'!-B-7-til
"Come and enjoy the “Mummy
Cooley," put on by the Oyster Bed Bridge players at Cavendish Hall, Wednesday, June ilth.
4275-6-'l-10-11-3i
“Goshi The Oddfellowr of Monts-
gue are presenting a 3-act comedy drama, "Deacon Duhbs“, at Eldon, June 10 at 8.30. Come and have a laugh. Also at Murray Harbor North Friday, 13th. 4219-8-7
'°W. M. B. Rally will meet at
0‘Leary. June 19th; Tryon June Itth; Bt. Peters, June Both: Valleyfield, June 26th; Brsekley, July 2; Caven- dish, July 3. 4264-1l~
"Grist mill at Wood Islands will
be open Friday and Saturday (only), of each week until July 12th. when it will close for the season. Payment is requested on account before that date. R. H. McMillan. 4232-B-6-31
"Come io_l-Iope River. Tuesday.
June 10th and see the three act coi'n_-_ edy drama "The Guardians Dilemma presented by The Indian River Dra- matic Club. Play starts at 8.30 sharp.
4274-6-7-31.
“Bee the St Peters Dramatic Club
in “Kathleen Mavourneen”-Bini-iot‘s Road Hall, Morell Rear. June Oth. St. Columbo I-lsll. Eut Point June i0. Vemon River Hall, June 12th.
4231-0-6-21.
"The South Bedeque Women‘s
stitute will present their play, "1t Happened in June" in Central Bode-
In-
tl/aits Appointee FDR FDIIEIGN
Miss Elsie Cook, Ellers.
lie, Will Go To Japan - Chosen At Mari- time Conference of United Church _of
Canada.
' : ' 1 I If
0¢~f_\v.',=, .rms 3rd-(By Mail) himself sufficiently upon the I-louse. (Cu-_,,d|m Press)
9 ur.. expressed that n:>_to justify l-iLs selection for the cabi- 5A0Kvn_,LE_ N_ B__ June 5___RM,_ fem* `- “‘-15 md” “° th' °I°5° i““~ _ ' Dr. J. w. ivteoohneii or Amherst,
,,§;_.;,;r _-. .‘1b.r.et meet;ng of Mr. It has been no secret for sometime sec,-eta,-y of Home M;5510n5_ was el.
i;i;i_»;'s reconstructgd _that Mr. Mackenzie King favors the wud P,-aside,-,,_ of mc Mumme Con.
‘selection of _Professor Cyrus Mac-
millan, of MCG-ill University, for the |s¢55ion he,-,_ new H 'I-_ GOma1|_ 0( P052 P1‘°’VId°d h¢ Cm mid 5 “W1 'I-Iantsport was chosen secretary.
ference United Church of Can& in
The conference decided to do its
ui_~nt\_=t to s\.\!\:‘-ly $50,000 needed in carrying on the work of Pine Hill Divinity canoes. at e¢:.a;i=:'= ::__-1-'~ two young women were designated for the foreign mission field. They
bell of Sussex. N. B.. whose work will '
.._.____._.__ rj _.
Gave To The photograph here shows Hon. Geo." S. Henry. minister of high-
Cwntv exfwtive hes been mak1nsl'wer5 Elsie odor, or Eiiersiie, P. ia. certain representations to Mr. Mac- II.. who goes to Japan and Ruth Ag.
a specially appointed delegate who Ihe in Trinidad.
HALIFAX, N. S.. June 6--To give
hree poun an ave that chi ive. ia not vouchsaied to all mothers, yet
Gowran, a Polish passenger on the
States docking this morning, gave birth to a. girl oi' this weight.
The child was so tiny that the lam- ily had no clothes for it and it was found that a little girl in the cabin class had a large doll and the clothes were taken from the doll and found to fit the baby exactly. The child was christened Mira (Mary) and
with the mother was sent to hospital immediately ou the shin docking this morning.
The usual collection was taken up
for the mother and child and a good sum realized. Dr. Idsoa, ship‘s sur- geon and former physician to the King of Denmark, attended the mo- ther at birth and received many con- gratulations from the passengers on the feat of having both mother and child land in good health.
Mrs. Cvowran is accompanied by her
husband Sebastian and another child a year and a half old. The family are booked for Winnipeg and will
civ Portfolio ISLAND LADY om. Highway Minister]
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LONDON. June 5.-Along about
the middle of the present month something like 2000 Americans of Icelandic origin and about 1000 Can- adians from the neighbor-lima' of Winnipeg will land in the old home country of Ireland to celebrate with the natives the thousandth anniver- sary of the Althing. the Icelandic Parliament, which is clau:=.ed to be the vez; eldo-at 1?. the world.
Taking part in the festivities,
along with the native Icelanders and those who have. come back from the North American continent( will be King Christian of Denmark, who is also King of Iceland, Crown Prince Olaf of Norway. and Crown Prince Gustaf, of Sweden. Great Britain is recognizing the unique event by send- ing her crack battleship, the Rodney, on which will live the representa- tives of the British Parliament --
‘S"°°“' *° “‘° “'“""-'““` - Iceland To Celebrate
birth to a.d;:hildd _weighing les_s___tl-_ian AnniVerSa1,§, at nm on wednesday. Mrs: Amis W0fld’S Qlde`St P3l‘Il8111B1'lf: I
Scandinavian American Liner United ._-1
Lords Newton and Marks, represent- ing the House of Lords, and Sir Rob- ert Hamilton and P. J. Noel Baker,
representing the house of Commons.
";` Historical Pilgrimage There is something historically fit-
ting ui this pilgrimage of Icelandic
Americans. sailing eastwards to Ice- land, because in the year 1000 Leif Erikson. the Norseman. sailed west- wards from Iceland and discovered the North American continent, start- ing a colony called Vinland. probably the present site of New Bedford, Massachusetts.
Iceland was settled by Norsemen
in the ninth century Cut od from the rest of the world, they developed their own system of government, in- cluding a projected Parliament to re-
iContinued on page 3\
proceed via the Canadian National Railways to their destination as soon as they are able to travel.
Ten Fatalities In To ron to Yesterday
(Special to The Guardian)
'1'ORDNT0,0nt-. June 6.-Ten peo-
ple, men and children, died violently in Ontario yesterday; five of them were drowned, one a suicide as a. re- sult of the heat. Automobile wrecks took three lives as people sought the open and trains. two.
Lfneup Known
BAT!-lUR.ST. N. B.. June 6.-The
composition of the 1931 Bathurst
exception of Clint Gunmen, all of last season's players are remaining with the Papermarkers. _
urst boy. who played at Dalhousie last season. In addition to Doucet.
here and will appear with the pap-
cupy a.,poaitlon with the Papermak- ers also. Both Tellier and Kerr were on the New Glasgow team last seas- on. .
There are also several junior play-
during the past couple of wilitcrs who
que Hall Tuesday evening. June 10th.
. I _
igxolf “~i “N the drst tins even-
.` °"‘“'~' "\ _ua`a~s-1-ai.)
Admission 35c and 251:. Doors open at _'M0 P. H. Curtain at 8.15. 4360-6-7-Si.
Mar. Conference Of The United Church Of Canada
(Canadian Press)
SACKVILLE. N. B., June 6-In
presenting the report of the coin- mittee on evangelism and social ser- vice to the Maritime Conference of the United Church of Canada today. Dr. 1-1. Wigle, of Halifax. paid tri- bute to Prince Edward Island for maintaining its prohibition law, Re- solutions against the gU\‘€ml11€l1t S316 of liquor were passed.
The report of the missionary and
maintenance committee was SMH by Dr. Clarence McKinnon. of Hali- fax, the Conference chairman, who said the Conference was asking for an allocation of $300,000 for 1931. 1-Ie introduced the new chairman of the
aid. of New Glasgow. It was decided to hold next l'€8l"S conference on the first Tuesdll’ IU
The position at right wing will be _ Jum_ D1. Rob," Laird, tl-ouursr of
filled by Doran Doucet, former Bath- :the United Ghunh of Cam¢1,_ was
nominated for the office of Modera-
tor of the General Council. Rev. Dr.
"Pop" Kerr has taken up residence John Prlnsm presenting ti-is report
of the foreign commission commit-
ermakers on the forward line, while Mm referred to me present foreign "Red" Toilier, of Montreal, will oc- “muon as A "iris fine to deaths
and financial losses in this f‘I¢1d~
(Special to The Guaéliani BERLIN, June 6.-The Cabinet
has agreed upon an additional
unmarried men and women.
I
I I
hockey team is now settled. With the wnfel,¢me_ for 1931_ D_ w_ Macpmpi
era who have been showing ability cm ,grunt nr on in¢°m¢g of J
are likely to be given places on the which means more than double I
nv
ways in Ontario. Mr. Henry, who is a potentate of Rameses Temple, is
h . th Hi I I f .
_ Three Lb_ seen ere wearing e o ca iz _ __
LUCKY DERBY TICKET DAUSE DF IIUIIRRELS
Pa tlric k Dougherty,
Winner of $149,000 On Sweepstake Has 'His Own Troubles With Family.
(Canadian Press)
QUEBEC. Que.. June 6-Edward
Patrick Dougherty. of New York. ar- rived in Quebec city this afternoon. with his father and brcther. and was handed the cheque for $149,000 which came to him through winning the Quebec army and navy veterans charity sweepstske on the Epsom Derby. After quarrelling in New York over the exact ownership cf the lucky ticket, the family patched th.ngs up temporarily on the way to Quebec on the train, But half an hour after the cheque had been handed over the iight was renewed. Edward Patrick arrived at the
Veterans' headquarters at 3.30 and with many congratulatiom, was in- vited to sit down and sign A receipt for the money. “\Vh¢re‘s my cheque" he demanded as he picked up a ren# The oheque was produced and laid on the table in front of him while
ceipt. I‘m going to spilt it in three squal portions among my father. brother and myself, Dougherty an- riounoodi 'rt is au to be invested in safe_ and sound securities. After mugh posing and haricishalnnll Dougherty left for t hunt to deposit the bhsque. Five ‘minutes later. un- companied by his local 8d\'iS!l‘ and his other son. the father. Daniel
y0om_ On hearing that his son ha/_'l gone to the bank the father and Dame] Jr., dashed after him I0 Gnd
photographs at the bah . _ __ "The winning ticket was m1-Y\¢- Said Dougherty senior. Daniel Jr.. greeted his brother and the cheque Wu again produced and PITUYU' graphg taken of the brothers. I`ll
the mone5. he added. as I-.
Ayrshire Breeders Hold Meeting
A well-attended meeting of Ayr-
shire Breeders was held last evening in the Agricultural Hall. with Mr. Earl lugs prcsldiiig. Tlic meeting was called iii connection with the proposed Ayrshire field day. Mr. W, Retson. A_vi'sl'ii.i'e Field man of the Maritime Provinces. was present. It ivas decided to hold the field day at the Experiineiital Station on July' 4th. It is intended to hold a sale in cor.- nectlon with the event. Mi". Retson was a very successful field man last year. The present _vear the Canad- ian Ayrshire Breeders' Association made new arrangements for field work, making a grant for the Mari-
time Provinces of $1,500. Mr. Retson has been re-engaged to carry on the Maritime work.
During his present visit to the pro-
vince, Mr. Retsoh visited a large number of Ayrshire herds on the Is- land, in most of which he noticed a great improvement over last year. I-Ie has just returned from Ayrshire. Scotland, the home of the Ayrshire cow, and states that Island herds compare very favorably with herds
would take court action. but an-
nounced that whatever st@l>5 d“'e\'° taken would be taken in Cana B»
I Thinks The Island Beautiful P1066
(Special to The Gu.-trdiani
MONCTON N B, June 5-"Prmce
clared E. L. Burmp. \'ice»i-‘resident
tonight after having made a visit to
senger Traffic Manager and M. F.
course. in Charlottetown. and I am
he wrote his signature to the re- I pai-ticular-ly, betraying disappoin -
_Hom J. E. Sinclair
_M e _ri tio n e d
.Cuiadian Press)
OTTAWA. June 6-After a briel
interval, the Cabinet will resume sittings tomorrow. While there is as yet no official intimatioh, it is ex- pected that some more appointments may be made. The appointment of Hon. J. H. King io the Senate is regarded as a csi‘taint§.'. but it is now suggested that he will carry on for some time as Minister of Peri- sions and National Health. even af-
,ter he has been elevated to the U13- ‘per Chamber. With respect lo the Prince Edward Island Senate vacan- cy. the name most frequeiitly men- tioned now is that oi' Hon. J. E. Sinclair. ex member for Queens and a former lliinister without portfolio.
‘ British Press
Is Criricised
(By George 1-lamlileton. Lanadlan Press Staff Carreepondenii
LONDON. June 6-The small
space devoted to news of Doininioii happenings by the I-`.1i'i‘.isli press was a subject of criticism :ii this morn-
firigs session of the Imperial Press Coiifereiice. the Canachaii delegates
2|-v
merit at the way iii 'which new.;
Canada was lacking
The discussicn was started bi aii
Australian motion v'l~li<:h aifiriiierl the desirability of wider public l-_now~
ledge of inter empire affairs and urg- ed earnest consideration of th- mar.
ter of devoting iiicreaserl space iii
, the British press to'1Joni1nioi1 hap- I pciiings.
ii-@1552
Eid cf: "_"
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fSlIIiIIvI
?sivfii iiiiiisrs
tiilnuiif iiiuil
. . . HIICDNYIDDD
_ Seven nurses graduate I - Addresses by Pre- _: mier Lea, Rev. Mon- ' si g n o r McDonald,
Hon.. B. W. LePage,
, Dr. Creelman.
. Seven diplomas were granted at the graduatnii exerczsei of the nur-5. es of the Falconwood Hospital last eienuig Dottor Mclntosh presided. Monsignor McDonald. Premier Lea and Hoi. B \'.' LePage dei:'.'er- ved addresses the latter presenting
Ithe diplomas Dr. P A Creelman. iPro'.'incial Health Officer addressed I Ulf* Erazluaies. A program contributed
:to bi." .\i1ss B-.Iargaret Slams. Mis. iflclna Gordon and b_v Messrs Robert ll-I}'ndiiiaii._ C. Macl~Zenz.e rd Walter .\1cNuit, aid; inuch enjoyed.
Nurses receiving d.plomas were:
A1;:-_:es .\Lai'iOn C McLeod. Estelle
IA Sinipuoii. Ca.rol_na V. McKinnon, Eleanor A M:Ea':hern. Beatrice M. ICz;1e;'_ Margaret Campbell. Hazel E. !‘.Ia_t'\.
. I
i.\'1'RoDL'c1'o1z\' Aonnass
@2113 'mp
. ln his ii1ii'oduci.or_’;f remarks. Rev,
urzco McDonald expressed hi! azure at being present and con- :iluluted the iiurses. siressmg Lhr
’ iiiiporfaiice cf the iiursiiiz profession, IAS, long ago as 300 B C.. a hosp.ta! i‘.\a.=. founded in Ireland. Thus it will I be ssenjhat. hospitals are older that |C'lir;st;aiizt:.'. Christ was the bes( I pli_i'sic.aii, healing the sick. and trav- 'eiling among the people. Followin( Ihis example Christians have s.ncQ
D0\1¥h9rt.V\ 5~"i"ed:_ Itwhere _“lm--l* Image pyoviyon mr the 51Ck_ Per_
he demaridédi 8131111! afmm S U F I 11317:- the world is not far enough s.d<
vaiicsfl in the care of the sick in modern Hines The speaker again corigrat-iilateci the nurses and adiisec|<
Edward Patrick P051-\’\8__ fm' mmeim U U ‘them to carry on u-i the Chr-istiarl'
vspu-1:.
` PREMIER LE-I
I
Premier ll' M lea stated that il
is ‘he f.r<t ccrafinn that he was pres-
i ~ » ~ -
come inte the phofograph When, _ `"*' _ len: ar. th- insrarutmh as premier.
these boys Sign 3 paper saying thel/I S _fspwial i" Thf G"°"d‘_a“‘ |}.i'_'r.i iiiisuiideisiaiifling is prevalenl will accept $41000 each and not be- ‘ __ ___Li__‘;il`1_'_1€i_'ISII_?_"3'_‘i`ff"9__5'__t_I“f_ 535° ‘relative to the function ol a goiemd fm-s, the ilther roared ill his com-'_§__e1fda\_n,T_] msn!" ini '“;_'n_"nuFd i i:'.eh:T rash mah sees il from his own missiomlm voice, to a cameraman é__“m_______>____‘_ _'_____*_'_:"‘_‘_‘___ a;I'.'i'=1pn'.i'.t. and all news may be ind The boys can-t do anything vi-ith_ ______' ___i__ __~____;__ 5 - J* '° irliiclefl in the dimes of tl-i» state. Pol
. ~ t‘~.~~ arel “ “ 'r = ` ~ ° »--L '"m“"2l"i:~._-.;~_~'. years. i~ubl;f~ health has beeq
ine the r'-<= for fi-(= (ws-|~,-1 ‘ivy E I
.Court and His Lordship Chief .lus- .tice Mathmson will cliarge the iizry. --s
. Infernal Machine
- ' that I‘ - " ""` " " " i- - '- iterletted in the oi'1"iiice It is onlj
minors and Im Boing w 5” H, Sv _ _ - , _, lg. ,, ‘ ' - ____ If ,________'r°:°‘E__I':___'E ' __‘°i;_`_‘°~'l___ 1_‘I':_;d__‘ jrecexitljr that old age pensions havd ~ <.~ .f o _'=i:. ss :.»..,,.,, , _ ... _ _ ._ ,_
Ti-tis isnt the end. Tl-is family. __________ _“___ \__________ ____ ______ ___ _t,_.., into L _:ig .ri this io.intr_ . bud
then Mt for their hotel and an-.____d'_:___'______'_____‘_‘ __m'_-__ __ _‘_ - ~_ 131°- l~_.-fe nc. as ysi. been adopted __o_m__ed they would be back m Navi__________-________~______-~__i__ __~_~___-__»U_1_l'=-_Ii _ li tlil: prifinrt- '1’be province hal _ _ W Douzhnh. 5_5,-H91-_: ‘ ' *_* _ _‘_ 1' \ " “I” _"I L' _secured ri fizacnosflciam and has. nov!
IXo.l< ioinorro _ ._ . .defence bein, toni-»l»=i-_='l at -ian ri in. ..., ,,.. ,, _ .; _ . . _______O C___m_ ____ _ou bo_____m me ____k_ _ __________ __________________ ________ _“___ __ ___ _ ....rl._ c.,.1stiurr.-sm n, .~a.iatorlunL
, ~ » 4 ._ .i,‘~'. | » ,,_,,, ,__ _ _ _ _
_ me an had, _ _ ‘ ~ ’ L_.-:F am...ii.i.~ are expended in othel
et “.m~, 5, dollar the e r mu ___ _clock nhen Counsel for the p1.;5_m_,. mum.; ..,va. _.0 to pubs( health Mudd'
- iv e irr ei .._._ . h ._ __ " =~ '~' “` " - »~
given him. did “Oi 53- I7 _and the C_o'ii “ill .duress the ,S L,,_._,,;
rlcvie br' Dr. Creelrrian relau
i.'= to immuiirztiiioii cl clzphtheri and pre‘.eii‘.rrm ol other diseases. Th ilrf>1n.er rcligraiulaied ihe nurse Apivsczii. aitri spoke nf personal bg
-Co_~.t.1i‘sc<l on page Iii
I Causes Damage
i (Sm-cL:il to The Guarrlizni
PARIS June 6--A package arl-
'Edward Isuné Ion! Uf_ the m05eIdresse:l -to Earciiess Roihrliild err- beautiful countries 1 have seen". de-IPI0d@f1 efifil' lvfhf-' in ihc_ Ceiiti-.ii (ua ‘S
IPost Office in Paris. while bein"
in charge or rrrnic of the canadian'l1endled by scricrs- A creiimziiah BECAUSE S0 MANY National Railways on his arrival here U'“'°=‘»USl1U0ll PY0"f‘€I U18' the IISCKGU
contained an uifcinal machine.
the Garden ni' the Culf in company Son" slight' damage “M dom 1" H
“fm C_ W_ _]0\ms¢On_ Gmc,-31 pas- the sorter; room and some of thc
norkeis vieic slighilv hurt. The ling- incnis oi thc package ieical°'l il al i
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Tompkins. Regional Traffic Manager. - ‘ ` F ~ 1 1 »-The Island 15 really one V55; gal-_ _was diveciccl at the Paris licme of Ihr //_, . den". he said. and I was greatly im- I BHFOV-css Roilicliild. the ii-.fe of mu ` O //’{/ I, ‘ pressed with the attractions for tour- °f *U0 '11l“C¢0l'S Of Ihr' Rbllufhlld '-1 /4` ' iisw Thu- have ,_ 591;,-,did golf Bank and also 2 learliiig raceliorss- I `
,sure a vacationist seeking a seaside Th’ fill" "‘f th’ dPfPfil‘f‘ ~‘~“l"1f” - `
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