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l THE OLD WOODEN JAIL-If any 1 one possesses a cut or illustration of

the old wooden jail in Pownal Square ‘ it is requested. that he communicate ‘ Mr. B. Bremner at once.

, Teachers Wanted _ For Sale l ‘ ,.,,'T,,S(,_\,'ALS""' PRINCIPAL WANTED ran itmos- l-‘Od-I-EA-EE-ANTI —ti'iz_s._a¥cl.wzi_r- l» . ton School. Supplement $135.03, S. ply Guardian. Q 4226- 411,} PUS- R- 5' Mmgemh “f 5*“ Pet‘ B. Newson, Secretary. 4752-6-21-61. ________. _ _ |ors leaves this morning en route to i‘- FOB. 551,5, To L51; 30am; AypiNew York where she will join a

WANTED FOR. SOUTH LAKE School. first class teacher, supple- ment, $135. 7481-2-6-23-101

room signs 0n hand at Guaidiah; Office. u‘

FOR SALE—STAR_TCIJ;I;G_CE Apply 18f Weymouth Street.

party of friends vvho sail on the Eur- opa for a summer in Europe.

Li=iit'"i.~nt Col. c‘. Ray-rel

-~i-—-'—-—i-———~ —i-—._. WANTED AN EXPERIENCED lsf.

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Class‘ Teacher for New Perth 4873_5_ - l H. M. Loam end Cant-r n F. Lin- SChOO. Supplement $.50. William ____ . _ , _ _ l ‘ g n f Hgli" ~v _ i». w (‘h w, 1 Merienen, Secretary- 4860-6-24-41. FOREALF 3 0R TFQESFFW7~ O ' or l ll ' l l ll he m n _ _ “ “ .—— ’0\1S. connccmm with the Milltui (‘amp TEACHER WANTED FOR BALTK,‘ 2534 Kcmmch FaTm- 92561360594? which is to be heirl next we. .

School district No. 00, saipofevient‘ . r" $140. Experienced prefrrrcrl e11 . . '___' J_Berna‘_d‘ sec,» 4005s s‘ | mi: sans-Essex coat...

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WANTlED — SECOND CLASS

1;; Mr and 0.111.. Realnalrl Cullen of Mod“ Run 24 hundred mur,‘ m Lowell, .\fass., tlCCOlilpﬂllled by Mrs. perfect condition. scat cm 2.111s, _‘ J. A. Stewart. of Beverley, and Mrs.

Hugh McKinnon, Bradalhane. PEI. I h perienced Teacher for Tryon Con- | 4951434741‘ 1 C esler Glllllllllllll and 5°“ °l sallgllfg’ solldated School. Supplement $150.‘ _ _ __ _ F iMa5s-r mfmmld t0 the Island ""5 A. A. Fay, Secretary. 40111-0-25-41.‘ Female Help ‘vénmted zvcckd on a visit 1o relatives and —---—'—'-——-—--'—-—---— ---_- ' * rien s. HRS!‘ CLASS TEAfHI-ZR “unwrap . “fr - -——————. for Melville School No. 130. Sup- i ‘l ANTED-A P3319 Y9K GENERAL‘ The ﬁr“ t u Y t t - . y‘ plement $125.00. Charles Hrn"ock,.‘ h°u5"~"’@l'k» 5111111’ Mrs. J. R. Pa- l 0 lls s o lllllllle a

Secretary.. 4033-0204; ton. 1e Brighton Road. 4001-6-25-21 smmwpe Beam Howl are Mrs- D111- -___s ._.____-___ -.__._<____..__ f magc. her sun and daughter. and Mr. WANTED_;~IRST m; SEc9ND1wANT|:')_/i MAID TO A. . ST IN ‘Gerald Storcli, of New Jersey. Mrs. class teacher. supplement. $150. Ap- 1_l0}-'~‘1~’\’Y"Yk- N0 “AS10112. Apply 185 Dulmage is not a stranger to thc plyz‘ Mel“ -"°‘";'l;u¥g“‘ | lllrlllcc Sl‘ 4977 l Province as she attended school in ' .. A. -..o —-------__..___.-__-_-_.__-__

I Charlottetown when'her parents. Mr. ‘and Mrs. Ostrander. were residing

WANTED-A Main. APPLY MRS. N. W. Tidmarsh, 6 Richmond St. 4947-0-20-21 . hm-

’ —@ viii-u WANTED-TEACHER F01‘. 110N- aldston School. Supplement $110.05‘. Apply Secretary, Theodrro F1 "

i ' -_-______._____.______.________ ~ _é._.._i_ 4002-0-25-41. WANTED YOUNG GIRL TO iii-zim. (Canadian Press) --_._>_..~._..__..-_.._<_._-___._ with housewmiz. Apply 2-1 Union. L315‘ p _ J g6__A - _ TEACHER. ivaivren FOR rune! Street ' 4021-6-26-21. ml "l" “m

lcss message picked up from

V1 Sch lDist‘t 161. 0 a e o0 rm ‘Mons Antofagasta and published In La

County. $100.00 Supplement. Gcorwo

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‘FvANTED-BY JULY {s11 Canaan:

Murphy, Secretary. 40l5-0-2S-Li. maid for summer cnttwe n! Brigh- Pml“ 7"" 53m Bmlﬁa" ‘TMPS WANTED toiiqshprén‘ Good uaftxxnmtiwllig‘ yesterday had killed 30 and " — ~ ‘ "r -‘-‘ M‘ --L-- ""3" -~ '--’~*'~'-"'~' wounded 100 rebels in an engage- ﬁgaooylgllp eaﬁlzllllilglltll“ -"————-‘ ‘————~———'—> mcnf. about 500 miles from La .-... ,.....,. . m,» 474,‘ Male Help Wanted Pu. _ WANTED_A r135’; ‘(LES- TEA, l‘. _‘“ . CED‘ BRICK A recent suggestion that old-age ﬁber f0!‘ Eﬂflﬂiiﬁfifl BCIVPOI. NO- 95d la: llr‘ Apply “ml” Mfmlan" Tm.‘ : pensioners be admitted free to con- 5 Supplement $175.00. “Joli ngtczi m?‘ 4915-5-95-51v

cert party performances in parks of Glasgow, Scotland, has been turned down. l

Haalam, Secretary, Emerald. " (3736-25-31.

\' T0 WORIC-T); Amos Rodd. North

4970—6-27-3i.

lVAXEED M. farm. A1‘; J Trillion.

' WANFED~F else: CBZFPIZCHDTJ ten. erlcton Schocl. Suppl Nelson Murray, Sccie.

WANTED If. MEDIATELY EXPER- io. cecl man in General Store. apply in person to Kennedy & Kennedy.

BIRf-ITIS

NICHOLSON-At Commercial Cross.‘

.-.__-_.-______. - C‘I_cary. P. 1:2. I. 4030-0-26-31. on June 22, 1930, Murdock M. Nich- WANTED-FIRST o1: own’ —~————- ‘ -—-—"-— oison, aged 66. Class Teacher for ﬁ'l‘~l‘f‘"f‘"ll‘l To Let School No. 84 SUPP‘ ' sitlﬂi).

RIUTCH——AQ HHISCOIO, June 24, 8t. Mr. N. W. McKlnnons to Mr. andl

_.5_3,_'i=o:: RENT FOR. THE seamen.

'3 cottages, beautifully situated nt

.___ I Mrs. W. J. Mutch, Cherry Valley, at TEACHER \v;A_\_--_ry;=-y I Langley Beach. near Kcppoch. Ap- 5mm » ' _ ﬂiers Rest 9C1 q] , ply II. A. ltfesserveir, 4537-6-24-51 $200.00, James 1 is, Scc- “ -__i-._-____-___._.__- THERIAULT-At the Grace Matem-l rﬁtﬂry 0f Trust’: Eilmmrrsirl“. ‘ T0 LET-GARAGE, 1'16 KENT 5'12, ity Hospital, Halifax, N. 5.. June 26th, , R. R. l.‘ ‘ -iI'>i-6-27-2i. gift to Central Garage. Jaik Mo‘ m Mn and Mrs‘ _7_ E‘ mermu“ (nee ' w. .i"iti\ - rniwcic.ir.l—lirirnrt.l___il.l 98M Edyll" Dlllly" a 5°“ C°"g"““l“"

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

ties of secretary-treasurer in Junell of 1927, succeeding Mr. H. J. Massey‘

‘not only in the work that it has ac- ‘complished in the savfng of lives and well filled with citizens from town ‘rloselmlr books on May 81st 1930i and country for the Eraduation exer- "my "owned over sllmlnnnl Durmgl

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l t T'0N.who for many years gave u; the ‘benefit of his expert financial know- Ex E R c ledge and served the hospital well. lP c in the alleviation of pain but finan- ‘ I a rially as well. In 1912 when it open- ’ l ‘ed its doors to receive patients its misses.- of the Prince County Hospital. l?“ yea“ We have expanded “lllll "fr"! stage was tastefully decorated l e demands made upon lls‘ Wei ,with cut. flowers and house plants. have lllsmlled mllcll model“ eqlllpU‘

The hospital has been successful St. Mary's l-hll Summcrside was l "sill": amounted m $5500" when “lei on the 5mm‘ ‘wore the graduating ment. we have kept up and improv.

.|'|l|lSE$. Miss Lillian Pidgecin, thy new ed the pllyslcal mmllllon of the

‘matron Mm Lnvers‘ assistant ma“ hospital, we have acquired a nurses‘ rcn. doctors cnrl staff of the hospital, home and in mdmon esmbllllhcd all iJudgo Inman and Mr. H. T. Holman, lmdolllment fund of $45'5.63'07 whlch ivho presided. The programme npen- l; ‘sally M: hollrlgo Pa???‘ ‘loll all: ed with a selection h Proc r up eel) an 9pc“ n’ - ls m‘; no‘ Sume's orchestra. This gas folllloi-leld all been accomplished‘ holllever“ éby the president's address, vocal solo wghzlxe fcﬁlziltlg 50:: ‘htabllfgzs:

lbﬁ Mr. Houltonl Dr‘ E. sl Sinclair home We haveggfte overd-"aflmcons

ardessed the izraduatin class ' ' " l

in a WW pleasing ‘my saw a trazted for the same purpose at the. ‘histow of the nursin n‘ _ bank, we have borrowed some $1,300‘ lthe first hospital recoruicilli: lmm ll“. lllldllllllllell" llmd a“ wel ‘irrom its beginning ‘n 380 a‘ d‘ whe‘; have msistant demands now that‘ ‘twas founded‘ m‘ through ‘he ages the third ﬂoor of the hospLal i5 in luntil the present day, he said. re- (vlaljritigflhalgzld Znwelectlc, Plcllaloll;

ligion science and war were the three Clectidc lrerngeramlgllllin ggoluago ‘l? j

primary factors in the nursing pro- , _. ‘ j region and have been so Mme mecssity. In 1920 you contributed al-‘ ‘beginning Nursm n ‘ most $30,000 w enlarge the hospital ‘ g w“ l“ lleqlllled yeairs ago. We have askel for little ‘largely in the Crimean War and from yo“ dmmg these years‘ ; other European wars, science has and i is doing its utmost to cooperate with the nursing profession in helping it ‘to maintain the high standard of proficiency now demanded from the public. Nurses render a service to mankind which no other profession ‘is privileged to do and it demands ‘the most that is in us, high ideals and devotion to duty. In his closing remarks Dr. Sinclair congratulated the nurses on their success and hoped ‘ they would continue as they had be- ‘ gun and do all in their power to keep the high standards of the profession they had chosen for their life's work. ‘ A violin solo by Mr. Eric Allen fol. lowed.

‘The nurses to receive diplomas were. Miss Mary H. Fanner, Miss Kathleen Williams, and Miss Mary L- Sirvrltl- Judge Inman, who pre- scnted the pins and diplomas. said he considered it a very high 1mm); indeed to be asked to officiate on this Albemm‘ kept up by Women's In- occasion. He congratulated each Smuta nurse and he presented her with her Helen Ben‘ kept up by J‘ K Ben‘ pin and diploma. Miss McPhee, the Bum.‘ Charmin»: little daughter of Dr. and Mrs. McPhee, presented the gradu- ating nurses with a lovely bouquet. Miss Violet Richardson delighted the N audience with two humorous read-t

The ‘l time has arrived, however, when we. must again make a call upon you;

quired amount. one third of what] you so generously subscribed and: paid in 1920, We want you to have

on you then and soliciting your con- tributions for a cause that is second to none and one that should receive lyour sjvmpathic support. Time will, not permit of my enumerating the ‘many many contributers to this in- stitution. There are, however. a. num- ber of persons who regularly year by lyear pay in quite a considerable sum. They are the persons who are keep- ing up rooms. I want to take this‘ opportunity of extending to theml

of Trusted! for this very extensive contribution. These are as follows:

‘ Estate.

ew London Parish, Mrs. Spriggs,

We estimate $10,000 will be the re-l‘:

tho heartfelt thanks of the Boardiasked that a tariff be put on im;

SAVE with SAFETY ALAS Try The Store‘ First

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the latch strings of your hospitality at Confederation. The Borden Gov- and generosity hanging out in Aug- cmment. he stated very seldom bud- ust ncxt ‘for we purpose calling up- geted for a surplus. while the King Government budgeted for a surplus‘ ates a man not residing in ‘the pro- seven times. He also dealt with the’ vliice.

question of railways rates. . The Dunning Budget was specially designed for catching votes, Mi: Mc-' Donald declared. Few people can ex- plain it. Many items made free un-‘l dcr the British preference we're eith-E tion of liquor export. er free before. or never will be ship- fcll through as Mr. Bennett took the his experiences as manager pod to Canada.

For years the Conservative

[that the People of Canada ivcre fill-l Slllllls‘ snmc “l” lllllllmlllg’ bu‘ lllllll McLean, kept up by Hon. A. E.~ll_v aware of tho situation the Prem- l llml" llllll“ llllllllloll ‘llllll lllllllllll hark

and freight

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LOST - BETWEEN GEORGETOWN '

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515mm for. East ‘TO iisrrr-ar i-"oitrnye BRIDGE “m”- . 51119019019015 for rew z-ier cottage. Apply J. D. —-——~ . preferredl $165.00. fri _ 49.13.535.31 i-

$140.00. Alex Afcicblevin. P». R- 11. - EXPERIENCED FIRFT Teacher for Middietnn Frhcol. D trict No. 00. Supplement. M. Bradshaw, Kinkora,

WEEKS EXTBTI-‘EL-n... -.....- . cher for Earnscliﬂe School. Rﬂf“ ence required. Apply ' . Carrier, Secretary. $100.00.

l i TEACHER VIANTED F77‘. RCLLOI Bay West School No. 1 ‘. . -. Clues Teacher wih c t ferred. Supplement summer ‘vacation, Temp Secretary.

WANTED - EXPET-‘JIZHTI-ZD I-‘WFT! class male teacher fer ]'il'l11I‘.]7ﬂl i": Central Eedcqii» S‘. s ~ ment $100. Apply civil to A. E. Wright, Stay c.

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IAﬂTn-Jritaciiicn r0’ ﬂcldSchool, one \v.t‘1 Pith‘? preferred. Szzpplenvr.‘ ti" James A. PIOUF-tOZI, Sccrctari’.

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TEACHER ‘VANTE-“P ‘PVTQT GUY-l

alty School No, 8'1. Fir-t or Pesnvl l 1,.

Class Teccltrr his!" Pl‘? plement $200.00. ADP!" of Trustees. J. W. Trr‘

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IIIACIIER WANTE‘) I tine Cove Sch? D First Class owner-ion" . ‘ mcnt $200.00. First Clrrs in": cr- ienced or Second Cir-s e"t;>ri~'~i""r 150.00. Frank ltfacParlwv". . ary of Trust/‘fs. f?“

TEACHER. “ANTED TOT‘. T11‘ ‘ tdgue High School. a» v-zivvicu-"rl male teacher of the ﬁrst c"'=s fai- Vice Principal. Slll1]_\‘f‘m"<'. $17.‘- '1‘. Three experienced Assirlaiats ﬁrst. er second class for Primnrv Dwarf- ment Grades f1 and 4. and 5 cud '1- BuPDlement $165.00 t-t WW". N111!’ to mu McDonald. 0~""t"r" r’ Trustees, Montague. 4941-’?

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sevens". T“.- tween Kensington crfl T‘ “"1"” FTidPr plow- lrave r‘ "'~~"““ 'Woodsidc‘s, Damfcy. 4351-6-27-H.

a coat. Tﬁder please "-1" 49:13-0-

I I Ind Charlottetown a FTP!“ 1"“? "in l

pa. w. R. CARSON

Palmer Graduate fihlrcnfﬂffﬂl‘ ’ Chronic and Norman m-m-vs m mm at. rhw If"? Opposite 8L Paul's Church

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ins-s. “Mudpies" and "Alenson With the Fan." There was a sale of candyl during wl\’ch the orchestra played some selections. ‘The programme which was of o. high order through-

MeLean. Summerside.

MARRMGES thur, Summerstdc.

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DRAKE — FERGUSON — AT. Zion;

495343.313; JlMrs. W. H. Champion. Alberton _ ‘ Church, June as, 1930, by Rev. Mmout Closed “"101 "the Kins." Rum McKay‘ kept‘ up by A_ s_ Aﬂscennneous Scott Fulton, Grace Pearl Drake, of; McKay‘ summersidt

McCdnnell, West Scarbtira, .. . .. 4565-6-19-23i.

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POTATO TAGS FOR THE son's shipments on short. notice Guardian Central Printery.

1-11; crraansss. M“ R"l"l‘l‘:,sllgl‘l‘s,/‘lrlyl::‘lHamilton, Prince Edward Island, to molly opened by Hi5 Highness the

, 3...... Macxmnmm L¢mp;‘_‘Mar_t' G. C. Ropers, daughter of rdfr. Duke of Connauglit in Sept. of 1912. 4007-6-27-1l-|‘onrl Mrs. R» H. Rogers, Charlotte-

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AIRLY LARGE

Jingle Says:

ember.

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bread

you've YICIHI about. _-.‘3tswart'| Bread

CHIN- clilla rabbits $2.00 pair. Trio $3.00. Prom Pedigree stock. Herbert Tay- lor, Carleton Siding. 4615-6-20-81.

l Jﬂlllv‘ ALFRED MacDONALD: LAND 1 Surveyor, Box ‘.10, Hermanville. 3570-5-6-lmo.

3;‘-—s—i—‘}ALE_T0 BE shim)‘; ‘the bride, 120 Upper Prince St... Char- rear and very Eenerollﬁly Offered it

e auction. a double tenamcnt . No. 4i and 43 Chestnut St-. Monday Jim:- Rflth, at G30 p- iii..

dayu-v,‘ ¢- ing til“.(‘.' 4845-6-24-71

waiviTizn T0 BUY‘ _ 1.0mm 593d lscwcn. moocrii crin- venences. Apply A care Guarfllflib éﬂflﬁ-ﬁ-Zﬁ-tf.

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Bristol, to Ambrose Melville Fergus-l on, of Dunstaffnage.

PRESIDENT'S ADDRESS tart, Summerslde.

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1&5 52:1 Gentlemen-

I am B01": to take advantage of home, Long Creek, P. E. I., June 25. ; this opportunity and tell you some. 1930, hyRcv. Wallace R. Macwalkenlthing about the activities of thcl Hector T. Currie of New Dominionlhospital and what the institution and Mary E. Stretch of Long Creek. ‘ means to the people of this county.

{In 1910 the late Thomas E. Ramsay

NICHOLSON — MACDONALD-Abopened what was known as the Russ the Manse, Valleyfield. on June 25,1 Hotel as a nucleus for a, hospital, It 1930. Raymond Hugh Nicholson, Up-lwas situated right up w the street per Montague, to Sadie MacDonald.‘llinc with St. Stephen Street at its Glen William. lrear which made the lot too small lfor the purpose. The late Amy Ann

the home oftGrecn owned the property at the

~ CURRIE—STRETCH——At the brides, s“mmerside_

W. C. T. U., kept up by Mrs. (DI) Alec McNeil], Summerside.

Red Cross. kept up by Mrs. Holden Mills, Summerside.

J. F. McNeill, summerside.

Dr. W. H. Daugherty. kept up by Mrs. W. H. Doughery, Victoria.

I wish also at this time f1: express my regrets that through some error on mismanagement the Masons rOOms two in number equipped and supforted by them fOr many .\"-‘¢'-1'5

AlTKEN-SHAW-At

lottetoivn, on June 25, W. R. Aitken tous. The town agreed to close that to Miss Mable Shaw, daughter of Mr/portion of the street running thru “we taken f.” other purpom.‘ I and Mrs. Ira. Shaw. the property so that we became want further to inform you ma.‘ (m;

Owlllll“ °l me land a" ll’ “m” “l” will shortly be rectiﬁed and a room ILAMSAY-JtOGERS-At Charlottr- pens The hotel was dismantled and “my (“nipped Wm again heal. thmr, town. June 25, B. A. Ramsay, of the hospital was completed and for- Pmhlﬂn and “and as m. Qxamp“,

of their generosity and HUIYiSIXELY. We have been a standardizej hos-

Judge McLeod was "President of the Board of Trustees and I had the honor of being vice president. Our, PROUDE — JOHNSTON — M U11‘ ﬁrst matron was Miss Beattie. Shel United Church parsonage. Winslne. ‘was Succeeded by Miss Marie Me.‘ cn June 25th. 1930. b1’ Rev. G. A. Lead. In 1913 the late Neil McQuar- W bu,‘ from a broader nd a widpr Grant. Russell Rice Proude. of LOY- rie became president and filled the imgleﬂwe “k n‘ 1n m: Mme o; Hu. alist, to Mildred Catherine, daughter 0mm with distinction and was gumlrqanwy‘ of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Johnston, of ceedm by the late wm stew“; m1 ' 1411mm formerly of Brvvkflvld- 1014 (luring whose regime the hospi-

l tal made wonderful progress. Upon . Tllonlﬂcllllilx-At the Pllllwmlhiv retirement from business and I079’ CDmWBH- 113339"- E- M~ Ankfmdchange of residency in 1910 the man

11- A» °" June 25- 1939' Em‘ MaYltle of president has fallen on my GWIW dﬂllﬂmel’ f" MY- and MYB-‘lshoulders. Miss McLeod resigned the G9“ GYM“ Kmﬁwm t9 cmmYdlmatronship early in i915 to Join the Ell-‘Y-‘Vml Pmlld m’ Hampshire- farce; overseas and Miss Harper (Canadian Press)

——-—-—-~—~'-'—-—~-—--—-—-—~— very capably carried on till in De- ROOSEVELT FIELD. NEW YOFK- DEATHS cember, 1915, the duties were takeniJuno zo-cnpuun Charles xinssford-

mllll" side yearly inspection which Ls a

guarantee of internal co-operation and efficiency. We ask your assist- ance not. only for our personal safe-

Southern Cross At Roosevelt Field

NEw5ERY-E"¢¢Y°d'"°° "a Thurs‘ lgics from me for her executive abil-l day evening, Arthur Newbcry. in lib! eighty first year. Funeral will leavef his late residence. l2 Haviland treetml Saturday afternoon at two thirty tel Bt. Paul's Church, thence to Bher- wood Cemetery.

hia plane the Southern Cross. on this ity. In November of 1924 she resigri- field at 6.31 p. m. Easter-n Standard ed and Miss Roberta Nicholson car-‘Time this afternoon. Although he ried the hospital through a most had flown 1100 miles today from iiuccessful 5 1~2 years of activity. Harbor Grace. Newfoundland, he 3Mias Lillian Pidgeon. a P. E. Island‘ treated the crowd awaiting to ac- lady of very considerable experience claim him to n. spectacular exhibition

""'_' in both practical nursing, - hospital‘ of vertical flying before bringing his 3*“? management and teaching i; nowlnhfp tn a perfect three point landing

N M I our superintendent. Miss-Lovers, one directly before the thronB- p Do 401.8011 of our own graduate; and_ weu UNDRTA‘I. known by all is assistant and Mfrs ‘I'll! SPEAKER BESIGNS ‘ Baqnall is housekeeper. We feel the —-—- ' hospital staff in both competent and NEW YORK. June 28-1718 SUE!‘ Ulllﬂmﬂﬂ" l "m?! "mm" eﬂicient and well able to curry out. er, manager of the Newark Bears. Phone I49 the best traditions of the institution. l anmumed his resignation today. His

‘ “ﬂ. H u» 1m. John ‘s. Wright assumedtbodu- successor 1m notjot 1mm cheap,

lmitmrt. kept up by Mr. H. Mut-,

Calms, kept up by bfr. Jas. Cairns,

pitai since 1922 subject to an out-f

——'--—'—'--'—-—-"——-—--'-—- on by Mia Ross who needs no eulo-' Smith. trans Atlantic flier, landed‘

i“ took ‘his Wm‘ mu‘ Tho boastpd They boast about their trade lreaties. McArthur. kept up by Sen, McAr- surpluses of the King

lIn the late budget no estimates were made for the coming year.

He thought that Rt. Hon. Macken- izie King did very well. He said that lin 192i the Conservative Government ‘could not build a side statzon. Pre-

mier King has given this province a .l great honour in appointing Dr. Cyrus {Macmillan as Minister of Fishcre" ‘ilDr. Grant thought. The sneaker then

, l t ‘l q f ‘_ d. t ;thc existence of the Australian Trade mmm’ Pl" Ramsay‘ kept up by Mr" Ramsay’ rplenler O w q“? Km 0 n m?“ n 'I‘rca'\' Ho said that not half enough Kmal“ ﬁn“! Mi"- Dr‘ D_ Darx-Mh‘ kept up by M,‘ 1 the Duncan Commission as the result. *

10f which he said. I‘. E. I. received fndditional subsidy.‘ of $105000. The l King Govei'iiirr:“ 1""? r ! i ' - .reduccd postage on letters, and on 1 second and third 11.; ' i... ... . l help to the manufacturer, ihv spi vkci‘ l continued. It was the Tories. he said. l that lost United States to Great Bril-

l . . lain. MﬂCkFllZlf‘ KlIlLZS grandfather

‘ was driven from (‘anaiia by the Tor-j

ies. The speaker then discussed the

lrelative values of the (lollar during‘

‘ the respective rcamcs of the Conser- ;vatlve and Liberals. l The Liberals have reduced duties on implements used 11v farmers and . fishermen. Dr. Grant E Australian Treaty was next discussed. (Butter. the speaker stated. was dear- ‘cr in 1929 than in 1923. The speaker lcriticized very severely Conservative l literature. Since feCFlVlﬂi! nomina- ’ tion the speaker had nnsw-cred fifteen

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hundred letters clearing off the tron-l

ble the country has been heir to. Dr

lGrant claimed. Hr- thcn told a story’

[of two younz cattle that were killed ‘on the rallwavy. ‘ﬂu-ouch himself. [the speaker declared, King's County lgot. more in main estimates lost year for Kinas than Queens and Prince together. and also not a potato Worc- house for Souris. The speaker sc- verely criticized Mr. Bennett's open- ing speech. lie did not see that the Liberals stole the Conservatives‘ policy. In reference to the tariff, the speaker stated that the Lilwral party has saved P. F7. l. farmers much mon- ey in their purchase of fertilizer. Af- ter October l. the. returned soldiers. will be taken caro of. Mr. Bennett's national old new pension was. in the speakers‘ opinion. a funny thing. In order for the Dominion Government to take over the pensions. he said. ihc British North Act must be chansﬂl- Hon. J. A. McDonald. who next ad- dressed the gathering. reputed several points brought ‘up by D1" 51'1"‘- lhowing that a number of statements attributed bv_tho latter to Mr. Mac- kenzie. King were erroneous. The

Government

' ’l' lb'th fltthatbonds _ _ W Herbert Champion kept up bVl:\’lPel‘PoXlr:'ilt:l':(fOIl trig QIPDITOH of the “lllll m" ‘my “llllll Mncllclmll Kllllls ‘Canadian National Railways in 1025.

stated. 'I‘1~.e=

Xtra special! 50c [$1504 Bayer 10o Paie Writing ‘Pa? L|$TER|NE om ASPIRIN 5° E'*"‘"“f‘"*‘€“f;h-“i ~" Reg. 50c Value u...) Regular 25c M. 25

35c 1.1mm 21 C‘ 40c 9

35c Efrain 1:‘: L. Pills ovgaaTyAsas CASTORIA Lasts Longer . . . . . . . .. '3 c as or ,, c .

50p pmk pm; ___ 3p‘. (;1l.l.f1Tl'l£ ‘25c Frultatives .. 19c

‘He. Milk of Magnesia . - llllll

' '15c Peroxide (Best) 14c 60C 75c “Toqrop

00c Chases oinAtrueril‘ ‘ f 40¢ CHASE S KRUSCHEN “hm” $1.25 frorilzed Yeast’ "m" 9st» N‘ FQQD SALTS

Sirloin-up .._... 51$.“ m‘ ‘W, k 3L

, l 47¢ a. 89¢ i

50c (“ream Almonds , , _ _ , _ __ on“ 35c $1.50 l’ 75f‘ (‘hv-rry Chocolates . . . . .. 10v lisp in," Jpn"? l ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' "

60c Crmm Cammels ‘ ‘ I ‘ I _ “ m‘ irpfl- Patties

r A a c s _ _ c rflﬂllflﬁl‘ Kisses ,,, _ G0 ‘I p! Bud Riley's Toffee . . . . . . . . . . 591 lb. Successor to l WE - - . .~ PHONE DELIVER The MacKinnon Drug b0. 21.,

VALUES"

r‘ nistrmisarueai. Wllh o. .t.~...¢;;.. nection was the relative values of the

1 Canadian dollar under different gov-

United a criimcnts. , l Mackenzie Kine. he pointed ‘out, Flsheflnen E186!’ forced the Liberals of Queens County‘ Pres. From P. E. I.

to nominate as one of their candid-

Maritime

vfanadian Pres-o HALIFAX. N. S, June. 26-—C00p< Premier King orative buyirii: and marketing were ‘ attempted m err-ate an issue early 1n emphasized at totiajﬁs session o! the - the last session on which to appeal ; United .\'Z5\i‘llll‘|1e Fishermen at which to the tweople of Canada on the ques- l Chester McCarthy of ’l'icni.=ii. P. E. The scheme f.. W35 elected president. Telling’ of

of the same view. The question as to who ‘ cooperative lobster faeiorv a: Ticnish

Mr. McDonald then dealt with the. ieauscs leading to the holding of the ‘election at this time

have should rzo tn the Imperial and Eeon- l Mr. McCarthy said lhfiL six years acri sort. l omic Conference was next made an the fishermen had brr-n ed \‘£‘§I€‘tﬁbl"5. but thts was an item‘ included in the late budget. adopt» ing the system of a seasonal duty‘ "n Olltsid“ 355W? m ‘Wcrshadw’ advised by the Conservativrs. All the good things in the Biirftzot. “ln Wars Cnnada has hMn spendmz l 10P- ‘Mn McDonald mm are included ml‘ vast amounts on immigration, yet the Bessie Bell. kept up by J. H. Bell l the Conservative policy’. The Canad-l Impulmlo“ has "m increased “l” km people have bpm bumnd b‘, u,’ much. Sons and daughters of Can- - New Inndon Parish. kept up bylS. in the matter of tariff. Knowing‘ "l" have dmml

veer-lying issue. Qsucbpoor prices they: were forced to

Mr. Mackenzie King failed to create ivrtzanize their own factory. Twenty ihfﬂfive boats were then ivperatinc and ‘LIOVCFIIMBIIC record. During the lasLmday sixty one craft. were in FPTV- Tne men were rcceivinc from two to three cents a pound more for their lobsters. Fieures were xjlven ta show that the COODPYAUYQ faciorv a‘; 39”“ m Umtm Wedrieportldzd a business of 520,005 last year. lr ivas said that cooperative buying on rope alone would save tho

fisherman $50 a roar. 1 but all have been a detriment rather‘

than a help to Canadian business. ~ - -~----—-_- W‘

tariff policy is the speaker asked. {Mackenzie King has always had to Ends Tour rely on the support of the, U. F‘. A.; 1 thus he can have no policy. He has

- o e Marztzmes [endeavored to fool the western free _ ‘l trader by disquisiiig iarotcction.

. The balance of trade for the last ‘(dmﬂdi-"l 7'7"“)

I fiscal year was not favourable and S? JOHN- N- 13- W" “"935 5E9 tit is no loner-r talked about by the 9915mm» d‘—"*"’l"l)m“n’~ "Y "We “I31 ‘lmborﬁl party ‘the “fest Inches. and flit; ,\:;=ty,-,113n ‘l Dr. Grant has given new reasons for and N?“ ZN“ l‘! 77"-"7“'~‘ Y"""’1 PF’)- rs in Premier .\

butter was produced for home ron-. "will" 7* “'"~‘ " n“) lsumivtion vct. that year 24 000.000 Clan"! m"? "ZYPTW" l

pounds were exported. Butter in the "‘1“"7!""‘~““"l"‘"11 “T h5-

linritimcs as n result of the treat": "m W’ i‘ w" dropped from 45c tn 38c. Even laist. session. as on former occasions. the Gf1\'f’l‘lllll!‘lll stoiivlv oppose/i the rosctnriih: of the treatv 11s rletnand- ed by tlio (‘oiiservivivcs yet in the budget the fl‘l’_\' of 4c per lo ‘was rc- siorerl, and nniicr- “Th? |1l\'f’i‘1 o.‘ 1h’- rcseindinz of the trade treat"

Hundreds of articles are p11- Brllish preference which never have had. have not, nnrl I'i"\"‘l' wifl have any ffiililf‘f‘llf‘ﬂ ivtlh Brrish tizadc. Some arrangements miehi be ‘well made with Britain for Canadian pre-l fcrcnccs in trade.

l-‘iciiros show ihat tho rcdvlction of taxation lvv the Lihernl= is a lll_\'7l‘..‘ the speaker pointed out.

Nominatedlln In reference to the amount voteril

Westmorland to in» Island in i021 Mr. Marponulo‘

.4

zicconipll In llll

"It iras a Izlwral Go hrrricht in old aar- pv-ii Pd "Mr Kmc. tiLIZi cl his n‘

m fhnl Conserratzi-r» man. tho.- thrmv 1' Governnwer.‘ tvhrrl. u Parliament comes cflcctiw .'

N...

Atateclthar of the $107,000 for 2h"; Wanama“ Tr?“ ‘ prfWiYiPo Kmzsr (‘ouniy cot om»: MONCTON‘ x n ‘$1.000. a. ill‘? cent piece policy B Prim,‘ “mm

,surcl_v.

mated as the f‘ me in thr- ."1\l21‘.ll".' cf We at a 1"II‘.‘-I‘Y‘.‘l"l‘i o.‘ tho p'ir"~' ‘here fhiF aﬂomnnn.

SPLENDID

(Continued from pace l1

‘ More than 50 outdoor me t park rallies were held tin _______.__.______.____._____._____from “I? .- RflVN-li Creel" f‘ ‘introduced as an amendment in Par-l a1 \\‘n. .‘.l. l-‘mlwnd. lliament. in 192T. which the Liberals - ---------~-- ‘lat. that time voted down. Tm last: the mocimcs fllltll». session of Parliamennhns seen this‘ .\fr. Jcxtkins ccn nneasure put through b7: the Govcri1-i.-"‘»"1H1= '11P l" 1Y1" l" - lmcnt. with the support. of all parties {some cf 111s iiru" i» 111s cm‘. in the House. H1’!- C » 3T0?"- YT?» T”~”“"'1!1 Mr. R. H. Jenkins. Liberal candt-lin his ham» dial-u": via.- rather F1154 date. made the opening 51100511 andWPWHW-YV! Y" hi‘ lYi"lVi‘- Hi ‘W! ivns followed by: Mr. McLurc. Hon.,heckled on sevcrnl orrasior-s during

Cvrns Mﬁi‘.\llllﬂl'l. of lVlcGill, newly-h“ lllccch thourrh a‘ llJ time appointed Minister of Fisheries, and filfmlflhmli "l". m9°lll1¥ ‘"5 m"! Mr. .i H lVli-ers Each speaker iros.‘an.v disorder or uuclrasantnws».

snowed ‘hwy mmuus‘ n", ms; Macaw ,1, g. Purchase, rr- chairman; m; given ton minute: n‘ the close to 1' pre<ldcd capablv and 1010111115111‘-

"ph- 5v m-“uai ggﬂyemcnt only A m0:e cirenried IPPCIT, 0f t!!!- the candidates Will speak at any oilmeetina W111 199w later.