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Coast to Coast Air-Mail Semi“ Planned

r j Canada will have an 11mm“. niptcd mail service from coast to coast next Will‘. according u, the announcement. o! George M. Ross. secretary of the Canadian Flying Clubs Asoclatlon. This linking of Halifax and Vancouver is one n! first essentials in solidifying can- sdian sentiment, he stated. Mr. Rm Pflrlivimbed in the pre- sentation at the St. Hubert Air- port. Montreal, of “Miss Sweet Ciiporal," 1934 Waco plane and a. giii to the Canadian Flying clubs Association. The machine W83 christened with n. bottle of cham- paglle broken with a. golden ham- mer. Photos show: '10P, m4; new ship on arrival Qt Montreal: BELOW, Mr, Ross leads the cheer. ing after the ceremony. At the right is J. A. Wilson. Comptroller of Civil Aviation. Beside him are Mr. and Mrs. Tingle, representing the donors. Mrs. Tingle christened the plane

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GOLF WEEK Benli Springs Golf Couno Aug. 20-25 LOWEST FARES in Years via Giul Lakes and Roll lo lricouver, Victoria Ir Seattle 1mm Charlottetown 45 Day Limit Round mp, 5143.60 Season Limit Round Trip, $165.80

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local tickets also sold to all points.

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lake Louise and equally beautiful Emerald akc Chalet. Chalet- Bungalotv Camps at Yoho. Wa ra, Lake O'Hara, Moraine Lake Thc lTJW prices at all thcsc places make

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Eccentric Will , To Be Probated In Autumn 1936

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TORQVTO, July 24-—In the fall of i936, Ontario's judiciary will bei called upon to ac, upon one of the strangest wills ever written that of Charles Miilar, eccentric Toronto lawyer who d.ed O:t. 3i. 1926.

Charles Miilar, prec ical joker and ban vivant, bequeathed the bulk of his estate to the mother

giving birth to the mos: children- in Toronto-in the ten years fol- lowing his death. 'I'r.e cause “in Toronto" prevents the mother of the famous Donne quintuplets oi Ccrbezi, Ont, irom oolleczlng the cszaze. now estimated at more than 8660.000 bu: i: does gvLve Mrs. Grace Bagnaio o.’ Toronto a good chanre ,

Mrs- Bagrsaza an Italian inter- preter ln zhe polke courts here. has given birth to seven chidren in the pGTDd since .\f'.llar'§ death, the laiest one st whether this

. G. Brown, Toronto. is in the rlinflllig with six children. Certainly no stranger vxill has ever appeared in :he probate courts o.’ Canada than the Mlllar docu- ment. Ey it. Mr. Aiillar left shares of brewery and Onzario Jockey Club

stock to prominent churchmen and prohi itlonists, man? oi whom promp y turned the shares over to churshvork and charity. But whcih .\i.llar actually intended to stand may never be Accordng to Zarniliars, the

strange uull was w ..en at the htflght o.’ a party as a Joke and Mr. Millar dzed sudfdenlv yust a] few days later. In a previous willm he had bequeathed his eszate to the Un;'.'ers;:;.~ cf Toronto. This fact’ led ...e Ontario gove nrnent in i932 to ssei; to eschea: the estate. e was a storm of protest, and the bill under which the 'v\‘0‘.lld have been authorized

r _ 4 , Hatherbjv, Reggie Clark, was zvizndrauvr in the eusature. Johnsmrh \ " m“ dmmed Prizes were given to he said

.1". . _ zal. "Tnzs , " necessarily . un- l

to leave property at vihaz I do Leave is ' n zrherzng and than I requxed in

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.0 deem zt ad- ole to n grounds o! pubnc pol- cstheat ;he said rest and. e sad propelzy :0 his .

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__ (cy_)_1m A J, _ T)? .5 casion. The groom's gzf! to the} jun-n: a n . _' . ._ p??? "?.,.,‘»_’;5”§l°£$’ w», wi-Timfi "hi. Tm.- kthe bro m a chm or w? h"»ndr¢di§§i%~,- Si’. a r .=

Q .. b L. ~he mm: " ll- iuqlces d a joint com ‘tee Qf douar: 1o zhe bmiasmald a ZQ-disprmsma '

ken in To 2J0 in the i0 years the Inn and Steel Ins ' - l‘ “"‘"',‘_-'=n ‘f-X.»

{p to (hi. Ii. 1 h free can Britkh Iron and

‘on fir; W“. ‘J :nrd,__m who“ hall The g Us were lid-l -\l Br-Ijau! 219,1‘; ~- r , -_ l. l i.‘ ,“uf- l. h“ "q," and valuable, sbowmg thuhnve mounted one spvr: ' r ' . .~ a "w" c v.1 re;

women's organizations o! the Unit- ed W‘ gdom are ago; at the pros- pective visit o! Mrs. Sibyilla Mar-

wlllng to face the sea. journey from

in; the Grade VIII exams:

Hatherby for making the Z. average in the senior grade Wlnniired Campbell for ma’. highest grades and to Joyce Deacon best attendance.

s complimentary address sum or money.

and candy.

crlgse by singing the Nazional Ar.-

,e deep regret that we learn that ‘i will not be with us during the dM litermsndwewishyoumknow new 6113x433 deeply appreciate your . e g and‘ 5a., “m. "flyvou daily laboured on our beh . m,“ 1on8‘, which is given not for its .. L. m" um malt I value but merely to show our es- teem for you.

iINorth Wiltshire Schooi.

(By The Canadian Press)

IDNDON. July 24—S(:cicty and

ghareta Srnuts oi’ South Airica, who ' among other unusual iancies oi’ a remarkable personality. mfllmi i161‘ own clothes and never wears a hat. She is the wile oi General Jan Christian Brnuis, minister cf Just- ice in the British Union oi South Airlca. I Mrs. SmuLsls coming to Elngland‘ and scotland in October for the first time in her liie. she will ac- company her celebrated soldier- statesman husband from South Af- rica by air wl-ien he comes for in-i duction as Chancellor oi the Uni- versity 0t St. Andrews, the historic institution of learning on the rug- ged coast of Fifeshire, Scotland. Mrs. Bmuts has hitherto been un-;

South Africa.

Mm. Smuts lives an idyllic life on General Smuts’ big farm at Irene, midway between Pretoria and Johannesburg. The homestead is a Boer War army hut and is said w be crumbling away. There is no

improved road up to the dcor and visiting cars have to bounce over‘ the trails of the Open veldt. i

The bigger‘ room o! the Smuts residence, into which guests are‘ shown, i5 the library stacked wlthi books; and the free floor-space is.‘ dotted with the Generals latest. botanical finds. A iew lion cubs used to wander round the piace. but they have now reached the age of zoological incarceration.

From this abode Mrs. Smuts sal-I lied iorih to public meetings an over the ‘Iransvaal. Travellzng in» an open car, she carries her hat. m her hand, and when she takes the chair at meetings she hangs it over the back as a measure 02 re- cognition o! the hat wearing cus-. tOm.

Married in 1897 m-s. smuts has, shared the vicissitudes of her hus-l band's exceptionally romantic can‘ eer since he led the Boer Repub- lican forces in Cape colony agairs; the British in the war o! 1889-1902. She was with him through political j changes attendant on the forma—; tion of the British Union o! South Africa. and his leadership o! Brit-t ish forces in the great war. l Genera-l. Smuts is a. graduate of

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Victoria College. Btelienbomh, south Africa, an honorary fellow of Urn-tats‘; College, CBmlJTlQgB, and a. bencher of the Middle Temple oi London. The great University o! l St. Andrews, which has honored‘ him with its chancellor-ship. was. chartered by Bishq-i Henry Ward- iaw in i411, the charter being com’ firmed by Benedict XIII m i113.

North Wiltshire I School Closing. —— i

The annual examination of North ' Wiltsrriire School was held on the- afternoon of June 29 with about, forty ratepayers and visitors in at- i tendance. ,1

The pupils were examined in tr»: various subjects by their teach r. Alvina Easter, assisted by several o! the visitors. and by their ready answrrs showed that they had been ‘ carefully instructed during the year.

Mr- R. Easter acted as chairman ‘ and the follovnng programme was carried out: .

Recitation, Welcome, Leo Berri - gan. ,

Recitation, Earle Johnston. i

Dialogue, “The Sun.’ I Recitation, leiih Easter.

Reading, Thelma MacLean. i Recitation, Reggie cum. l

Exercise, "When We Are 3.12:“ l

Duet, Fay Johnston and Thorns- Maclsean. '

Dialogue, “A Cause plaint."

Recitation, Bobby Campbell,

Monologue, Nelson Hathcrby.

Dialogue, "Trials of a Schcol- maam."

Recitation, Arnold Godfrey.

Certificates were then giver. to the following pupils. in order o’ merit, who were successful in

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All were treated to ice cream‘

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