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-\A._t\\ aTTi:NTioN is directed to the petltlon A ’ ' £5 auction sale of furniture of the

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PROWSE BROS

_ 1 3[Ry|g[ SEEN 1 SUITS

THE DATES OF THE SCOUT

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Z enitevf T-"$3.5 525.? ""‘“ ‘“ J ’” " sir Edward Beatty In

i 11 -"1 onuiicii or scoTI.aND-piv- L0l1(I0n T0 Obttllll "j"} . "‘ O , ine services will be held on Sab- » » » ‘ 5 _ S iiaonaune iam, at Birch Hi1i,1o.ao D0mll'l|0l`l Views In

Sune _ ing place today. 1.1037-6 io 11 The lmperllll oolllmme Com

ni = ne* ov* Baci: To i=.I-:.i.-Mr. L.a. Me-

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All Styles and Models

Single and double breasted in business and sport backs models

for all men, big and

small, stout and lean l, Worsteds, flann els

S mittee that studied Empire ship-

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' agiim clog '¢\“ Thompsons pupils, st Paul's Hall pmg pr°blem" put nmshmgmuchz

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glen plaids, cheeks and

Empire Governments themselves

mixtures. One and two

trousers. Browns, blues,

.fl-_ , “ew Y repai 6e“e5 cw llccomllalllell by Ml. Kellll M0l._ Consequently no comment could _

:_ ';-; “llg 0 temp oi \\ row_. announcer, lelulned to Clll,l._ be obtained from official circles on - ",».§=f=._»'2l-_';._-_;»,i_'_;_r _ vs_. “ew alwe lollvelown nel. dl _ 1 the statement of Sir EdwsrdBeat~

ii’ M “e“ pvear ' 'H 1 spen _ng 1 t at Southam ton tods that th

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grays and mixtures.

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l ‘gl nesdiiy 9th in Peoples Church, City, and if necessary financial guaran- 1

l“ \?L gl at 7.30 and Sabbath 13th at Desable . tees were obtained from the dom- f ‘ . ' “_ "

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of The holds Suppcr will be dis-

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llio Maiiiiiiics loft on Saturdav

Company convention. Among them e

fistant manager; F. S. Chandler, °

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penscii at Siauchcl Siibbatli 20th. C

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f “II Ae (few Y and W `\‘5 3 siartccl in the loft. Besides other “ted B°V9mm*2“i'5 WGYS and mem” Sui es lain I _, . _ _.~»..i. 3 gen 5. \l\e\“ . f sin it P » P co ors,

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ssential and vital link in Empire

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l,.,.l.L, A_ D_ Camwm local mlm_ trade , he said. The ships would Mer, and Wallace! Kel.mecly_ “_ have a speed of 22 knots and be

perated by the Canadian-Austrah

Charlottetown representative; W. 1°" une' Alien. Yarmouth ieprescntative.

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slr Edward was hastening to

London, He left the liner Norm- andie at Ryde, Isle of Wight and

uthoriiies. 1 Sir Edward, President of the anadioii Pacific, said ii’ all went; ell it was planned to put two lin- rs of 22,000 tons into service by

He indicated they would be new ' '

ul _ _ Ilps. "We have either got to lol. Moose -_l,_lw_ Sn__k__ to attend A build new tonnage or else lose an

THIS YEAR SIHUP FOR YUURI GLDTHES

We are absolutely sincere in asking you to shop else- where before trying Prowse Clothes. Once you do, we know that you’ll agree with thousands of men and young men who have shopped and who have found that Prowse Cloth es offer more style, more quality, more all around value than any others at a similar price! The confidence these men have in Prowse Clothes- is the _best recom-

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Seruin To Fight Iiifaiitile Paralysis

(ily Sl/‘phcn Nliiiloiiiiuglii (Associated l‘r.‘.~.s Science \\`r tcri

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J, Jillli? 9

-(AP>-_-A11 c;i`ovii\'ii _airuzii to piv- verit thc c:~.ppl:i;g iii' i'h;l¢li'cxi ."i‘

adults siiifiizzir from iziiii

paral_\'.~i`s is hiiznq cliiirlcpctl. Ftoclicsicr. Minn.. piii'_~;ci_iii .\:i.il io- day. ns the re:-'till of :I rE'.¢co\'f'i1v that the <ii~c;..~e is r~:iii.~.~ii by thc common sfrcpto<'o<‘c'i.< bacteria which ch.1ii'l"~‘ its i-‘rin and b?- conics a .‘iZtci';ibEc \'ii*u.=.

Such a sc:'uni_ whzcli will pre-

vent ;‘.\1i'al7.`.<i»' iii vli-tiiiis of thc

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pcrimcuts on Monkeys and on a

I fcw human beigns during epidem- l ics. Dr. Charles E. Rosenow of the l .\la_\‘o Cluiic, declared in present- 1 lug an exhibit of his work before

thc opening meeting of the Amer- iciin Medical Association.

l In the l:i.boro.tory hc piieparcd 1 culturi-_'s oi` the strcptococcus, in- ; iioculateci expcrinieiital animais l and produced typical infantile ' prii'aI_\'sis synipfciiis. 1 Ho also prepared the virus from

bnctcria taken from monkeys which died of thc disease and- in another test. showed the presence of the lbactcriii in animals and human l beings just beiore the inset of the 1 first symptoms oi' the disease. other scientists have held the b“-

riisea.~e if it is zivcri prmiiptlv. al-I liof that the virus was a separate ready has pi-ovcn effective in ex- thing not specifically related to

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To Vancouver

Sleeping Cal- 11,,-e) First_Class: $144.45

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_ Longer Retnm Limits

Return from Charlottetown

_ Ex", Tourist: $119.25

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CANADIAN

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studies of epidemics have shown that they cim be traced io milk oi' l water supplies, he added. 1

“I belicvc that we can now prove 1

without any iwiisoiiriblc cloiibt that l infantile pciiulysis and eiicepiial- 1 itls, a brain infection, arc primiir- 1 fly strciitoccus disease.; and thatl as the slreptococciis infection pro- ceeds a virus phase of its dcvclop- ments appears. In c\'cr_v case thc( presence of thc str:-iilccocciis cinl be shown if it is caught :it thci proper stage of th‘f change :uid studied under the p:'o;‘cr pi‘o'.~cd-} ure," hc added.

Pictou Lodge Ready For Tourist Seasoiil

PICTOU, N. S,. Juiic 9-Every-I

thing will be in i'eadiii<`ss for what is expeited to br one of the bigge~t seasons we have cvcr had when tho Lodge opens on Juno 28th. stated John O'Do\'.'rl .\/l'_=.iIagc1'Plctou Lodge near here. thc popular summor resort on thc soiilii shore of the Strait of Nortliiiiiilicrlniid ow`e:i` and operated bv thc Cnnailznii National Railways.

The golf grcciis ovci' which ,

guests have thc piwilcuc of plnv- l ing and thc tennis ciurts ure inl excellent shape and thc bufhiiigj beach with improvcnieiits that iizivc ' been made is now one of the finest in the Maritimes Mr. O'Dowd siiil. Good trout fishing will also be avs.ila.ble. Streams iii the vicinity have been stocked for the past few years and last season some good catches were made. Right in front of the lodoe is a frcsh water lagoon that provides boating and canoing for guests and fishing is also to be 1

had. This part of Nova Scotia. Mr.| O`Dowd concluded. is one of the most rlclighifui places to spend n summer holiday by the siric of thc sea and thcrc arc some wonder- ful drives amid sccncrv of grcnt beauty. The salt water is m'ost dc- l’ghtiully warm and fog is proc-

tically unknown."

BACK T0 BOLEROS

One of thc most sinking fea-

tures of the spring collections is the return of thc bolero. These yduthfiil jackets with their jauntv lines are not only attractive but definitely slcndcrisiiig as well. Thcy give illusion of ndflcd hcight and miraculously appear to halvo the

hip :ind waist mcnsiircmcnts.

Cr‘.i‘n\\'cll. P. 1,. coiicliictod the ll

BIENISTERS EXCHANGE -- 5

Plllpils in the Unitcd Church of C Canaria churches in ihli: city were

peedboat in order to make fast onnections for London. '_‘I am here in connection with

exeiinngea siiiiiiny in the usual the'fufui'e of the Canadian-Aus

Visiting iniiiisicrs occupied the I

lociil pulpits. In Cciitrnl Unltcd. in

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Rev. Harry Jones. of Sussexlxi

"c~nIci~i~;~_ee siindrii-" services. tralian Line. concemins whichthc

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mpe Con fence is deliberat- g' Sir Edward said ‘I am an ous to see the representatives of

e various dominions and find

cvciiiiic scrvzccs. Rcv. Robert out what they are going to do with

£‘irr.it.3 cl1i‘r<l: 1`n|‘f‘i'. conducted r tho scrvlccs in Sussex, At St. s .loliiI`s Uniicd Cliiirch, Rev. G€‘oi'_cc I\’I:icLccii. Nova Scotia, c

eizard to furnishing some sort of ubsidy'

ompetition of the fast well-equlp-

criiirluctr-ii the morning service and pod ships of the United States-

rifillvcvcd n s'ilcud'd address Sim- n fini' irciiiiiz Rcvi W. E. .»'\‘:kon, l, of St l"‘i°r'= 111-- " "

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ciuiirri thc pulpit and gave an ln- P sI_iii'liiIg si'I'nir"i wi? " i 1 ,E

with close inici'.“_ft bv ihc con- g

sircuniinii. Rcr. FI. R_ Woodsldc. of

mcrnim: :ind cvciiiiiq .ferviccs at ll Wr=.<t.lfv Mcmorial United Church

n economic questions facing the

inendation we could possibly have. You’ll have that some confidence after you’ve worn Prowse Suits for the first time. Make the shopping test this Week!

'I’he plan often suggcstedto meet

narated Matson Line is to bnim _ __ ____ ___ _ __ ___ __ d was wo canadian liners to maintain s “" ` ' 0 i "'ntir'e”naTi'FITt&iZoFtE `,EiT`?o3iimate- srap im express serv - onthly service from Canadn's t)`i<i’iiIielssif}s1i§iix1gii»ii1;§-e Elissa] miiipms ]yp150l0g0l0g0 noni; 012713590 forms Mr. Stapleton was president oi aciiic Coast to the Antipodes Sir papers are fileci annually. are required annually in the oper- the NBUODB1 Om” M‘“““g°§“§“i fl“'flFd Bealiy todav forecast these Mr. 'Stapleton was appointed ation of a trans-continental railway ASS0CiBi»l0n dllrl-Us 1934-35 an

hills "if all is well". manager of office scrvices in 1921 system of this size clud g 0

MOHn\\'liilc the chief conferomge and also given charge of operating tels steamships commerc'al tele- Smile 1923-

in in its h - been s. member of that orK9lli2°~ii°U

It is stated to be ii short docu-

ment with its main theme praise

-Moncton Ti-an.=cr‘pt. I Empire'

for the work of the Imperial Eco-

_1 -__.".>, ' l. ' lnomic Committee with a review of

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SDOTIIE them with refined herbal oils

0'I`ired:ichingfcctnri:he|¢relieved Nutui-c's wny. Every night bathe them in hot water. Dry carefully. Then gently massage Zum-BIii<’s nnnihiniz, healing ointment into

ankles, insicps, auleii :ind between I'

its progress since the Ottawa con- ference of 1932. `

It emphasizes the success of the

Committees operation and urges its continuance for another five years on its present basis of con- stitutional equality smnng Empire members, with thc addition ni’ add- ing Burma to its membership

One dominion, lt is stated, pro-

posed an Empire Azriciiltiirni Council be advocated in the report but withdrew the proposal when ig found little support.

Leffingwell Medal

Comes To Canada

MONTREAL. Que.. June 9 -In-

elegates today adopted a report _ `;':"':: _*T* ' I

A Great Train

To ride this boulevard of steel is to relax and enjoy the modern facilities and comfort of one of Canadian Nationai’s great trains-tba Ocean Lunited.

IDS CODV¢l'|l€l1f COUIICCYIODI at Montreal . . . smooth ,, roiidbed . . . roomy, modern club cars . . . through air- conditianed sleepers, with ii drawing rooms and compart- *- ments . . . moderately-pi-iced - table d’hoi:e meals and reduced '_ a ia carte prices-all combine ‘

_Daily through-services, ahford- ,

ecognltion of outstanding accom-

the Ines. You will be amazed by ihc instant relief.

“For/irnirniinghlisirrinlziimichn/inglnd for keeping the feel lien ihv l ran highly recommend Z.1m»Biik. I can nnw walk len miles n dev wlihnui any irnuhle whuever thanks in lam-link".

-Mr. I). Jones

"Being on my fi-ci mnnv hours ii riav on hospital iliily made ihcm lclie imri hurn :ei-rihlv. Bn: Znnpliiik mon made mv fee: cniv nnd rnmfnnnlilr.-. Nunn oficn use Znm-Bnk for toni iresimeni".

-Nun: F. Ross

FREE. Pu! nn end in your toni troubles iiiimnilaii-ly. \VriIc indsiy turn free sample of this Iiimniis Iicrlmi nlnlmeni in Dcpi. SNC. E. I-`ulfnn.i Co. Lid.. JIU Dupont

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plishments in the field of office management the Leffingwell Medal will be presented to C. U. Stapleton, manager of office services of the Canadian National Railways, at the annual meeting of the national of- flee management association in Clicago tomorrow night. This will be the first time the Leffingwell medal has been awarded to a Can- adian and also the first time it has beei. awarded to a railroad em- ployee. it is five ycars since the medal was previously awarded.

After twelve years experience in

office equipment sales and installa- tion in the United States, Mr. Stapleton jo`ned the staff of the National system in 1919 as office method expert; in 1923 he became supervisor of office methods and was responsible for the designing and installation of a railroad sub-

ject filing system for operating of- fices. This is now used in over 700

to make your travel comfortable,

pleasant and economical.

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W. K. ROGERS AGENCIES LTD.

181 Queen Street Phone 540

WESTBOUND OCEAN LIMITED MARITIME EXPRESS

Leave CHARLOTTETOWN 'l'7:30 A.M. 1- 2,30 P_M,

tD¢lly except Sunday. Aiinntle Snnihi-A Tim.

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H15 OFFICE TOWN’ SO i DECIDED TO l STICK AROUND

THE OFFICE*

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WELlL,"|<EEP SUSY AND DONT' COME NEAR MY OFFICE' A9 I HAVE A LOT OF IMPOHTANT' _ BU5iNE6B`l'O A`\'TE|@

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