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THURSDAY _` FRIDAY

- SATURDAY.

I srl”

I 'Yxisc sue

so.. 49c

16 oz. 89;; il,

Fruitatives

.ne 22c, 43c _ , -M,

_.~- ' G Kruschen

_ \t~l Salts

, V’ V Largo 696

. »\ t\:\°A‘;;\° Ironized fr ";.“‘ 1 c ` ' A C stor'u

, ;»o\‘I“§“g aszo I

, (I, YU? A M- ‘- gos»°“‘f,, Ponds _ o°‘;‘ We Creams

I 3 W " '11, 43c

` Bisma.

Rex 75c

Gin Pills

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ITALIAN BALM

and full size bottle of

DRESKIN

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Cold Cream 32c

A . both M Mentholatum

25c, 50c

JASMINE - JONTEEL a

Face Powder Face Powder Hepatica

“hd ‘ and 29c, 59c, $1.29

Perfume Brilliantine

both for .. 3130 both tor _, 59., Fellows

Syrup

A RUSSIAN $1-29

13 01- MINERAL OIL 32 01- 59c l‘“““¥.‘.".‘.”“ 98|:

ABSORBINE Jr, _.S 1.19

I-IAMILTON’S PILLS .. 22c

DEXTRI-MALTOSE 85c

ANDREWS SALT 49c

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Odorono 35c Pompelan Cream 50c Elauds Pills 39c Dodds Pills

39c

A.S.A. TABLETS, 5°" . . 39c

39c

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makes priced

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PHONE 2|9 ‘”"~"“"”’ °“ '__ Prexnptlons, B322. ... 49c

_ THE ABOVE PRICES ARE "`¥“'%

ALS6 Er.rEc'rIvE

the popular wo regu r size

COLGATE'S Tooth Paste and

to suit I

ON MAu.`o‘Roans. '"

C rops.S uffe rF rom 7

Drought In Many

Parts Of Canada .

(C,p_ By Guardian’s Special Wire) ' OTTAWA, July 1_0-Dry weather is cfluslng concern in lnuny of the

lt. ml farmin districts of Can-

pz' I ".1 _E-' ada. the Dominion Bureau of Sta- in

tl_i.es I-elwrtctl todas' Cwvs in d

l\'L>\=1 S~'°U“ ‘V°5“""‘ Q“°.b°°' ’“““y planed ftwood l~ ood d l sc.-tiolls of IOlltarlo, Manitoba, San D so pw/ 'woo pu P'

=#_>m.=."L1_- 2?' it

re suffering fiom luck of ram. In

:ln:,\v.ck, eastern and _central 8

lm~tllcrn Ontario and;

zhr\v."ln and British Columbia B

paris of the colllltry, New th

` 1_1* pro uce the allccations

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‘~.t~m Alberta, moisture supplies le

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‘I E I ' M 1_2* _~_

CQCIIQUBT _ I/ vt I SAVE HALF!

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.British Trade

By' George Hunbleton, Ca.r.:\dla.n Press Staff Writer. (By Guardians Special Wire) LONDON, July 10.-tc_P, Gable)-

Mutual most-favored-nation treat- ment ls accorded by the new British trade agreement with Lithuania,

The United Kingdom agrees not to crease her present level of import uties on Lithuania. hewn, sawn and

utter, bacon, hams and eggs, but no ritish duties are reduced. Lithuania is also promised that in e event of quotas being imposed on glicult lal d

the little B.llilc State will be not w favorable than tilosc granted to

‘, With Lithunia

r.;,e lt-mn ample to cr<C0SSiV0. other cotlntrlcsj

_ In return Llthua ` ~ t. t iff

'i"i`»f‘ Blllfllu °f SI““>°“"`5 b“5"d its reductions on Brltlsh1t%o§lI,a;1ol:e Iiiw- “-~'1ll\i\`<?5 01) f°i"3"_“T’hi° ’°i’°"5 rings, textiles, automobiles, motor- fP‘\`l'~"(I ill lil” im-Si Wi" hours "°mtCYcles. tires; inner tubes, and iron l~>2'1`<`=l`@l1l<IVll'»=' in “I1 Sections °f‘ und steel. Not less than H0 percent

t-olllltl'y. Iof Ille total Lilllllaniuil imports of

' G l . h 5

“‘:‘._ ' e iw 'n tcllslszclitly reduccd and United Km dom nz: :tr glxlllls also are affected, Fall- '

_=o;\;1 qralzls did not recover fronl,c

the \.' I- tilpllgllt and \vil only

. _ . - - gg `;hlo.ll rut about half ll cron. H

"ln l' ‘:;<'e Edward Islalul, cropsII, ni-~ ;_:=-,,r-~.<-lllg normally in thc;._i,

a-_.::z;‘:~ ~..~»:i:er. Similar eolldltlons‘ ex ‘ .:~, §~:l-iv Brunswick. but in No-,

ill f?"fi1l. lilo if1Ci< ‘lf Tfliil 55 lim' galnst international trade.

l:.:; ;`;f‘ hav :ulcl pasture growth

H J :,,;,A,1,; grains Wm _won suIfer_,.zr;#' I Crop ;,;t.>_>ects in Quebec llzlvc im-‘vegetable crops promise to be plen- prowli i'ererltl_v but are not up tortilul.

rl',.~:‘,1<._e. Fronl widely dlfferentf rslll_»|~_ crops seem to bn p:1trh_\’.

Tin :'»\ has been little thtillgc in the,ficlnl raillsdlave fallen to help alll Ollmlcio crop situation in the pautlcrops. Hnying is now under way. tl\'> ~.\_rrl<_~, with soznc bettvrlnc:ntI'1`he crops ln Nova. Scotia are ill tix" west and further rleterlor-lllancllcanpfd by IHVK Of m0l-“lll'9- 31,,-1, tp me mst, The soil ln east-I"l'lie hay crop is well below aver-| err Ontario is e:.;trnmely dry andfastc and pastures are drvlng uD~ u

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The agreement will run until De- ember 31, 1936, subject to dcllllncia- oll by-either party after six months' ntiezx It is tile latest of a series of ~:ldll'lg :lgreolnents with which ever lee thc Ottawa Conference in i932,

the United Kingdom has been at- tcnlptinr.: to bleak "Io~.vn barl‘iel‘s a-

Tlle Maritime Provinces: "In Prince Edward Island, bene-I

,off by tear gas bombs. ‘

Maritime Militia

For Petawawa,

(Special to, the Guardian)

MONCTON, N.B. July l0--Ad-

vance notice of the annual move- ment Of Maritime Militia to Pet- ewawa Camp in Ontario shows that the first movement from Halifax will he on July 26th which will con- sist ot' thirteen otiicers and sixty other ranks. They will leave Hali- fax on the Ocean Limited of the Canadian National Railways on that date for Monrteal and thence pro- ‘ceed to Petewawa. On August 2nd another movement of militia from Halifax to Camp Petawawa. will take place with five officers and thirty other ranks. There will be another movement of militia from Nova Scotia. to Petawawa Camp on Aug- llst 9th, taking in Sydney, Sydney Mines, Antigonish and Stellarton. On the same date a unit will leave Charlottetown P.E.I The total 'movement will include thirty six ofllcers and 180 other ranks,

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Beet Pickers

Go on Strike

IC- P- BY Guardia.n‘s Special Wire)` BRODGETON, N, J. July 10.-

Women in overalls, screaming and scratching, joined men in a pitched battle between 300 strikers gud peace officers on the 5,700-acre

arm of Charles F' Seabrook today Between 40 and 55 were injured, 30

are arrested, and at the height of

the melee the strikers were driven

The battle started when farm

hands who had been working in the beet fields, where a $150,000 crop is in danger of rotting, drove

en ps are sufferzng notlceably._ISpri.ng grains will soon be affected.I l\l\;rl~ ml`ei\'ill;1s with rcarcl to tllcI’Illc uppie crop is bearing up well.I Plnirle wllcxit crop lixlve arisenIAll crops in New Bruns\\'iek made tlzlixllr the past week. The crop isISHiSiF1Cl01’_\’ i1l”0\\`fh fiUl`I~llB U16 P859 rx.l~l‘l:le`_v pn_clly over most of'two weeks. Hay and pastures are l\'l.;nllol::i and S;\skatrl1cwn,n,Ibclow average in some counties. nisl_~,ull-o l-o_<el\~es are _-mall, andIPotatoes rcspollricfl to the Warmer riry, llot \vc.~ltlu~t~ in July may lea<iIweathcr and mode rapid progress.

to cr:ls:.llor,p,~r drlmwrte. in north-I

ern and eastern Manitoba. cast- ly ndeqllate over most of the pro- eclltrnl and norillcrll Saskatche\vanIvinces and excessive in some dis-

and over most cl Alberta the cropsItricts. Local damage has been are extrcnlely pronllsfllg. British`CIluSf‘d i'1.V hail and il1Sf’<‘t$~ HH_\’il1§l Cttlttmliia rlcps arc reported as in,is nearly completed andthe crop ncvzl of rllill, but the fruit and was of fair size mid il00fi fillfliiiy.

Quebec: "Rainfall has been fair- I

Serious Charge Faces Premier

._¢_-_

I-

D to the cannery with two trucks laden with baskets of beets. Police swung into action when strikers seized the baskets and began

values for $1.00. R. P. Simpson 99

MEDICAL SOCIETY, Annual Meet- ing will be held in the Town Hall, Bummerside, July 13th, beginning at 10.30 A, M. L-8858-'I-9-di.

- CHURCH 0F SCOTLAND (Cen- tral Parish). Service on Sabbath 15th July, Church Hill 11 A. M. Canoe Cove 2.30 P. M. Nine Mile Creek 1.30 P. M. L-6798-'l-12-li.

THE DATE 0! the Valleyheld

Slimmer communion is July 15th. The guest preacher is Rev. L. B. Campbell, Summerside. Services will be as follows: Tl-lursday 10 A. M. Valleyfleld, 8 P. M. Ktlmulr. Friday ll A. M. Valieyfleld, Gaelic. 8 P. M. Valleyfield. Saturday ll A. M. Sun- day. 10 Gaelic, 11 Holy Communion, 5 Evening Service. Monday. Thanks- giving. Holy Baptism. Rev. D. Mac- lean Sinclair, M. A., Minister.

L-6712-7-12-ll.

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PERSONALS

Mrs. James A. MacNeul and Miss

Isabel Goodwin, Kent St. return- ed to their homes yesterday after spending a very pleasant vacation in Wellington.

Mrs. McLeod and daughter Mar-

garet accompanied by Mrs. Rad- cliffe and daughter Sarah, arrived b motor from Fai h

y r aven, Mass., and have been spending a vacation with Mrs. MoLeod’s mother Mrs. Catherine Buchanan, Fredericton. They left this morning on the re- turn journey.

HOME FOR. BURIAL-The re-

mains of the late Mrs. Hugh Mc- Carville (nee Madeline McDona_d», who died in Lynn, Mass., on Mon- day, July atb, will arrive at Kin- kora, Thursday evening. Her fun- eral will take place Saturday morn- ing at 8.45 from the home of Mr. Wilbert Mocarvllie to St. Malachy's Church, Kinkora.

T CAPE TRAVERSE SCHOOL

Honor standing for the month of

June:

Grade X-1, Evelyn Harvey and

Ralph Harvey (equal).

Grade IX-1, James Patterson; 2,

Arabelle Gardiner: 3, Esther Crooks.

Grade VIII-1, Raymond Keough;

2, lley Crooks; 3, Bill Cromman.

Grllde VII-1, Helen Muttart; 2,

Kelsle Howatt; 3, James Crossman.

Grade VI _ 1, David Clarke; 2,

Douglas Grossman.

begrade V (Sn)-l, William Camp-

Grade V (Jr.)-l, Kenneth Mc-

Neill; 2, Jimmie Heffel; 3, Rita Mac- Williams

Grade IV-1, Dorothy Gardiner; 2, VB" RDEHSOH; 3, Vemer Norring.

Grade III-1, Alice Sheri-en; 2,

Eleanor Harvey; 3, Mary Trowsdale. Grade II-1. Wendell Howatt,

Grade I fa)-1, Helen '.l`rowsdale. Grade I tb)-1, Norman Bartlett;

2. Alonzo Patterson; 3, Viggo Nor- ring. I

Teachers-Lome Bell and Eleanor

Bell. `

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Uno .\lInarri'g for Cuts and Sores

vs MENS CLUB Strawberry and Ice Cream Festival

THIS EVENING AT

Including

CANADIAN LEGION BAND CONCERT

Proceeds for BOYS' SUMMER CAMP

» oN nouaymoou-Dr. s. A.

Queen street. r..-star-'1-12-al. DM,” and bride 0, ,Dwell MMA

me rnmca anwum rsuimi ‘”h° '”° °P°“‘“““ “he” h°“°""’°°“

BRING A FRIEND to the W. M, S.

I A _ E :W AN _, I PAGE 'rrmzc

A GNEW - SURPASS ~

Ladies’

‘ SAVES 'YOU MONEY!

FRIDA Y and SA TURDA Y

Ladies’

touring through Canada and the Maritimes recently visited the Island where they were the guests of the Doctors Uncle and Aunt Mr. and Mrs. James MacPhail and family, Meadow Bank.

WARD ISLAND.-The Presbytery of Prince Edward Island will meet in

rin-:ssY'rI-:RY or PMNCE ED- l t ` s I

' i fEETs

regular quarterly session at 11 A. M. I on Tuesday, July l'lth in the Clifton Presbyterian Church, New London. ,

L~8801-'l-12-ll. I

In Memoriam

Mr. John M. MacLeod, a native of

P. E, Island, died at Boston City Hospital on June 19th. He was born* at Cumberland Hill. King’s County, I 58 years ago, son of the late John and Flora MacLeod. Early in life he I came to Boston, book a keen interest I

in railroading, and in due time I paaed all required tests and became I an engineer on the Boston and Albany I Railroad, in which capacity he ‘ served for more than thirvty years, until his last ill le h

` Young P60Ple'S I

Mme. Helene Covmizoclou fi

close friend oi' Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Insull during their sojourn in. Greece.. recently arrived lil

New york to pay her second visit’ to America She is GXDGCWI I0 be, present at Insull's trial to lend her

Conference Opens In Sackville

(C. P. By Guardians Special Wire)

Young Peoples Maritime Confer-I

ence of the United Church formal-I ly opened today with service inI

t lll A d 113 ei

SPORT

OXFORDS

A time assortment ln choose from in either all white, all elk, black md white or brown and fawn . . . . serviceable rubber soles that will

give lon Wea

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Cuban and low heels.

Specially priced

$1.98, $2.59

WHITE KID TIES

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titehtng the

Ira: Cuban hzenla. A typical Agnew - Burpan value at

$2.59

lvm. Jou_l;'l»;-lvnoni-:oD Imam supL~* __ __ __ I

Girl's Brown lstrap Sneakers, silos 5 to 10% 59c

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Boys' Brown Sneaker Boot. :ian ll to 18 ............ 65C Sizes I to 5 . . . . . . . . . . . ...

Men’s Sneaker Boots, lilo: 6 to I0 . , . . . . . . . . . .

O 1

... ............ --.69

..............-...... .- e.. 75c

Men’s

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tish Clans.

TORONT

ness compel d is Moun A son ca emy c P .

retirement. , under the direction of Rev. Dr. He was an ofrloer in the Brother- H. Ramsay, oharlottetoivrl- He lar,

hood of Locomotive Engineers, also er met the entire group in fi1‘¢‘ of the Brotherhood of Inoomotlve gymnasium for a course he is con Fireman and Englnemcn, and aI duCtl!i€ in W°1”5hiP~ _ member of Clan Cameron of Scot- The conference, then dividing

into six groups. met under the vra

Our departed friend is .survived ious group leaders I0 discuss me

by a. widow, formerly Miss Josephine Lords Prayer. This study has been Bryan of Montecello, and one son outlined by Rev. J. W. A, Nichol- John, student at Alliston High son, Bedeque, P. E. I., and will be School. Also by two brothers, Daniel, conducted by the ZIDUD ICHGCYS fol'

who like himself, is an engineer on a period each morning.

the Boston and Albany Railroad, Rev. A. A, Rogers. 01 H@l>1‘°1"-- ‘and James on the old homestead at N- S.. Wh0 iS 355’-*Wilt L0 RW- HC?" Cumberland Hill, and one sister man Campbell. Sl€WiaCk@- _N» 5-- ml IChristina, widow oi' the late Natilan the leadership of recreation, 'lcd Acorn at Primrose. The funeral held the groups in physical eX@rC1~'i“S. June 21st. was largely attended, The conference met again in the friends and relatives coming from gymnasium, where Rev. D. T. I. near and far to pay a last tribute to Forsythe, Montreal, Ma rlt imc one greatly beloved. Young People’s Secretary. 8BV€ me

Rev.George M. Bailey, Methodist first lecture in the course on “Ma- l

minister who officiated, spoke in terials and Methods." L_6 tenderest. terms of the deceased, A rest period until three o‘clnok and all such faithful public ser- followed dinner. "Interest groups" *_ V9-1\i»S. who thrbllsh years of haz- then met under the direction of

ardous toll keep our transport sys- Mrs, D. T. I, Forsythe, Montreal, P_

tems in active service. The lives of and Miss Pearl Shipley, Amhel-st,I such men seem divinelv guided and N_ g,_ other delegates cr.jo;,'cd

are of illrlispensable to the nations pts

welfare and comfort. Sp§,n~_‘p0,-symo gave his second

lecture at 5 pm Recreation after

0 WOMEN supper was followed by a gl‘0llD N

"TAKE LEAVES FROM I meeting in the gymnasium. where _A

NO ONE'S BOOK’ ' _ ’

a, brief "smg song' was fheld and of

M Mr. Nicholson gave the li-st 0 B pi

TORONTO, July 10. (CP):-Mrs. series of three ..,,venmg mlksg- on ma

James Cotton of Toronto told the the Subject' ogepgton and char- N ward four Women's Liberal- -,

, acter. to

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SPORT OXFORDS

Six styles to choose from ln either bllek Ind white r fawn and brown Leather soles and rubber heels or all rubber soles Values to S5 00 Specially priced

$2.95, $3.50

IIIOI ITOI. IMITED,

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BOOTS

Sturdy Lack uppers, eu. $5. _ 79

Extra quality black ruined Imran. Pl-use

solos 590° $ 8

hui grained hlmk or bmwnuppam Solidies tbl adn and heels.

Grafton Street 0|“|q¢“.b"

SAGKVILLE, N.B. .July 11-Thei

_ $1-_

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ut' . $ -

M 190-7-12-li.

E. Island To I I

“ws

,Professional Sarnia

De nepresented *""”»*"='======'=#-»

tSpccial to the Gul-rdhn) EW GLASGOW, N.S. July ll gathering of the deseoendants

John Robertson who settled in ou County Nova Scotia. will take ce at Cburchville, Pictou County, .S., during the period August 16th

19th next. Prominent among e surnames of the descendants in

Motltoo ee BENTLEY. '~“’.‘.~§..-:'. ‘.'.:-'.5-.-."3"-' Ollesr 10| llehmnnd Sinai

FOR WELL DRILLING Communicate With

P t tained briefly and anoth- nd

the demand of the people and ;r_1e.._§I;,;f5Dng~» was held An sd- G téooll:(_"a leaf from the other felloo/.5 dress was given by RW Arthur- G 00 l.

. 1 , N. B, F

Her remarks brought the presi- Organ °f Jerma ET Lt d at C

All leaders were n a en alice . me

four took leaves from no one's book, last to amve were MesSIs.'dNlSc 1;),-I six She charged she had seen Mrs son and Campbeu'1I/Irsn2eMoII1cr pm Cotton's name among speakers at Img' M°"Ct°"' Coglenihard Bm# 9"? a C. C. F. meeting and RH* C' L' an ’ ad’

dition to Robertson are Fraser rant Mackenzie MacKay and Mu- retgor. ere., and they include one deral member of Parliament, one mber of the Provincial Legislat- 1 one judge, five militia officers,I clergymen. eleven doctors, two lessors. Alistair Fraser, vice sident in charge of traffic Can- an National Railways, Montreal.

The Trask Well Co. vAuonAx n. anoolu

bmi Repmnnhdve

Italie! ll. 8011*: hw 0i!iea

u or Phone 291. BELL Gt MATHIESON B. I.. Bell D. L. Mathieaon, LLB

Bnninenlsolloltan Monsytolnla

VICTORIA PARK J

Mrs. Cotton, member of the asso- River' N' S' is It ciation for 16 years, declared _'_`.l°_"Ii"` rumors she belonged to the C C. ECOHOHIIC PICI{ F. were false and that because she -M _ l“ ' did not agree with all the planks of A good indication of pick up ln the Q31 the Conservative party dld not. in- eoonomic life of our people is the O dlcate she did not belong to the increase in purchase of Life Insul- Un_ party, ance throughout Canada. Prince Ed-

ward Island is not laizginu behind,

whose branch closed today H S110: cessful campaign ln honour of Ml.

Tenders will he received by the Cha,-les S, Macdonald, President oi an undersigned up to 6 P. lVL on Fridl)'» the Confederation Life, the total Pe. uly 20th, 1934, for the construction new business applied for being far Olil of a. concrete foundation under the In excess gf any like period since eig Bedeque United Church. 1931, On

Plan and specification can be seen Mtg Hogg expressed himself as in at the store of Mr. W. T. Bowness. being more than satisfied with the tori Bede ue. The lowest or an tender ` I

I . I- -' h , Isla

Tenders Wan Mizwlriolgega I>1IeI1h;nC‘5IllI;Ei;I‘Ez;ti‘;Ii}l Ne

a descendant.

Danton lloeh Uhn.r|aNe¢o|m,l’.l.l.

COME ONE. COME ALL. "

mewmg them on the ground Il.-eras-1-12-ll.

_ , 1|

Before Mr. .meuoe W; c. Ives, . to me svvemmwt l°"‘_°l- WW"

non. J. E. at-ownlee, hem of Alter- monies anne. me chu-ns and hu la’s government, is the defendant in filed counter claim. Miss MacMillan nn alleged seduction case. The and the defendant are lhgyvll h¢l‘° charges were lsld by Mine Vishu Ill (I) All Il);

UM-Miila.n, 22,!ormer

phoning 130

q Y results, especially ln iicw of the fact To

not necessarily accepted. that no prizes were offered durme in

tSigned) the period, the results reflecting the }3_

THOS. MOYSE, loyalty of the Island Staff, and their on

Secy. oi' Committee eamegtnesg in A period of prodllctloll wi

_ L-6796-7-12-3L calling for salcsmanship, honest vi- ward Island and Manitoba. One is 57

f' 'f f ’ ' ` mort, booked by A home office of lm- loo

Iquestloned security and stability. In

ssachusetts, nineteen in Rhode nd, eleven in California, ten in w York State, four each in Maine

and Colorado, three each in New Jersey and Illinois, two in ’IVx.ae

d one each in Vermont, Virgina. nnsylvania, North Carolina, o, Nevada. Two hundred and hty three are in Canada, of which e hundred and ninety three are Nova Scotia, twenty five in @- o. with twelve in the City of l-onto, ten in Quebec, with nine Montreal, seven in Vancouver C., four each in Saskatchewan d Alberta, three in New Bruns-

will be seen that the descend-

ts run to medical men. They

scattered all over the North

ierlt-an continent, one in Gust tain and two in the Orient. f the eighty five located in the lted States, twent six are in

A- J. HASLAM. B.A-. LLB:

BAlll:‘:El, SOLl:I'l‘0B, ETC- Charlottetown

MacGui an & Trainoi

Mark R. Maelllfllle K. C. b C. lt. Clair Trainer, B. A.

° Barrhterl, Solicitors. eta. MONEY T0 IDAN Olin! Over Pmvlnohl Bank, I-lehneuul Street, Charlottetown.

J. A. Macllonald, K.0.

ck all twoec -

d ahinPi'1nccEd

ated in Liverpool, England, one shanghai, China, and one in

The leaders in the Campaign Toklo. Japan.

al ii: I

IAIIIUTFK IOLKCITOI; bt

llllylllldbg

Quiuttetowg I. I. Hand.

and Colloetlul attmllon.

MISS ALBER TA SMILE Y Director Home Ser vice

Maritime Electric Col Ltd.

bE 2lV‘21IIabI€ tO 01.11° Cugtgmers

for the next four Weeks for the pur-

pose of demonstrating how econom-

ically an electric range can be oper- ated. She Will make arrangmentg to call on all electric ran ge owners.

Appointments may be made by

Ibeing in order of merit-Mr. R. G. IMllttart, Summerside, Mr. H. John- I ston, Charlottetowrl. D, J. W. Camp-

,oell. Alperton, JI Cnsmobcil. Yljiolclji _Ba_v. L_ B. Ga an . _ourls, _ 1. MacMillan, Hunter River and Mr.l Wm. Ives, Montague.

7-12-ll.

HEARING COMES AS GREAT N

. SURPRISE T0 AGED LADY*

I ERIDGrrrovvN. Ns., .July 1011- tC,P.)-For many years Mrs, Wv S Igynard was almost totally deaf. I Tonight; she elm hear as well as the Ifrlends she startled by l0i11iH€ 111 lconversation which they were D01 anxious for her to h€8f- I Hearing was restored suddenly. .and the 68-year old woman could

not explain just lgowt it hauling; Sh said she was rs aware o . ‘ehjnge when she heard sounds in:

her head "like the crackling oifsepapi ,er or like the rustling no o

,I kindling l. fire.”

I srowliwn' roUNn 11.1.

SYDNEY. N-S. July 10-tC.P.)

_.A 23-year old Newfoundlandcr who stowed away 0" *I f'°iSi1l"l‘ ol- St. Johns, in hopes of “landing a job someplace" lay seriously ill in hospital here tonight whilc pollrc sought two companions for lllegaii entry into Canada. I

The trio disc-mbrlrked from the,

freighter at North Sydney, on Sat- urday and separated. Coming to Sydney, Michael Kent wandered about until last night when he

Invitations have been sent to the

desrolidants to be present at the gathering and lt is expected that many will some particularly among those living in the Eastem United States and Quebec and Ontario.

Tile tourist and convention burelu

The

racks

of the Canadian National Railways is lending its assistance.

PAD CATTLE HOOFS " '

T0 OUTWIT PATDOLS

BUBLIN, July 10. (CP)-Cattle

smugglers on the Free State- Northorn Ireland Border are bor- rowing ideas from Wild West olttle "rustling" tales, according to re- ports from tl-le Britidi Custom: border patrols.

Some of the more enterprising

operators are now going to the length of gagging large herds of animals and placing pads on their hoofs, The cattle are then rushed across the border at dead d night while the attentlvn UI thc ptiol is diverted to crude and noisy- at~ tempts to smuggle a few worthless "de<~o_v" beasts half a mile ww.

real work begins when the

patrols are leading the animals in triumph to the hac-

50005’

CANDIATES NAMQ

(`i-AGE'1"O\IVN. N.B.. July ll -(UP

-Dr. W.M. Jenkins, G ewwn and

Dr.

asked for shelter at the police slat- ioll Early this morning a sergeant heard moans in the corridor and found Kent unconscious where he had delegated a place to sleep. Ho was rushed to hospital where doc- tors said his condition was serious.

._..a

BC .

F. A. McGmnd. Welsford. were

osen today to be Liberal shnndtrd

the

next provincial election. Dr. Jhtinl

ll been president of the

ch bearers for Queens county In a. \

Liwrll

/Lsoclatlon of Royal Klng's md Queens eollntim for many yoln And Dr. MoGrand has hem a county councillor for the Patil) of £-

svilllg.

H. F. MacPHEE, B.A.

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