JAUEY 7, 1928

., Safe Deposit Service .~ HE Eastern Trust Company I provides safe deposit boxes and vaults in which you may keep Securities, Insurance Policies,. Deeds, Wills and other valuables.

passion? Tiwsr CQMPANY ,_ Head Oflice: HALIFAX,VN.S.

8oitohn.N.B. S. h‘, , Chilirldltetown, EEJ. bdorihren l‘ N2‘

l‘. N. ISIHSETT, lilunllger,

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. ._. _____ Opllrlllfid by a Slillllg mflwl‘. H-Wcst Virginian to atract living fish decoy fish that swims with lifelike to baited

Ciiurlotlriown lirnnrh.

A

hooks motion has been patented by aihrough water.

Everybody Loves

THAT GREAT. BIG BEAUTIFUL BALL or MANY COLORS

FOR. OUTDOOR GAMES, INDOOR FUN, BEACH FROLIC, AND WATER. SPORT

Get the cilildrln a “Joy-iiali" and let them enjoy the many games that can be piaycil with this real Joy-giver.

Every “Joy-Ball" is perfect In shape, and it's beautiful colors are absolulciy permanent and are unaffected by the action of the sun or salt water.

The rubber used is of the highest grade, giving a maxi- mum oi livelinoss and durability.

Come to scc our assortment-mil colors, sizes and prices. -

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‘the gla-hearted”

Yu can't i-esist it . . . that ultant, play-spirit of Banfl‘. you step off a crack

in above. You just feel like racing up those heaven-bent trails, plunging into that warm sulphur pool, dancing the night 8W3‘! ~ - - and you do! » There isn't such another com- bination of scenic gffllldcl-"o filillllflfafl"! sport, and sublime luxury as Barlff. But only 600 rooms-better see about yours. HOW- Aik

-G. Bruce Burpee, District Passenger Agent, v Snlni: JohrKN-B-

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that it draws

lad-hearted, ex- ou breathe it: as train into a glistening world of high-flung peaks. You catch it as you sweep up the hill to that baronial castle of a hotel, step out onto its terrace where the world drops away below and the peaks close

Canadian- Pacific

7-7-38-8-18-25-9-5.

orl ‘o Greatest Travel System W»

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highly A periodical rcvicw oi’ all investment holdings is desirable and we are llrfillflftd to furnish authoratlvlfladva: bosod on specialized fllllflllillcv "ml m” bu!‘ ‘n m complete dots. ‘n For: the brnoiit of investors aridflggrour owrahgm m‘

popunt torprl cs are available and throulll 1Tl1.1"..'.'li.'.'.?.d.. ooreidofniflgs complfllllflr unlmllflfllfl‘ Companies is also obtolnfll.

~- , with t oh o investment record books whiolleentrillzifiliontl tllmiflil "n mWS“ m‘, "mum! dates of their holdlnss. Is well on providing space for vlllfl’ important information. '

a] i l dcd in our service the cashing st wil? iiillooo'..'."s..i°ol.ioooo cheques WWW l" W!" inont at any of our offices.

“Eastern Securities Co. Ltd. \ , _ mvssmmr; saunas

p V. l“ flglmrlld 5180i»

us. John‘ W“ H

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Named T0 N

soldiers’ civil

the last session of parliament

units is nearing completion. Heretofore there was dual

the minister of the department,

direct chain of responsibility.

Former Toronto Men

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Ottawa Department

\ OTTAWA, July 5.—The ge cral reorganization of the departmerrk of

re-establlshment, which under legislation enacted at

‘V8.8

amalgamated with the department of health, and Ls now known as the department of pensions and nation- al health, has been virtually com- pleted. The reorganization at head office is finished, while that of the

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trol both in Ottawa and in the units by a medical director and a direct- or of administration. Dr. J. H. King

l THE ormnhorwrrowu ormnnni" ‘

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Stock ‘Quotations

HALIFAX, July o-Quotatlons furnished by Johnston and Ward. - members Montreal Stock Exchange. _

Montreal Stock Exchange

AL, Top, 8a San. Fe. Ry. 188% American Can Co. 88% Am. Locomotive Co. . . . 9% Am. Smelting 8r Ref. Co. 193, Am. Bosch Mag. Co. . . . . 34%.’ An. Copper Min. Co. . ..... 68%‘ N. Y. Cen. 8a Hud. Riv. R. R. 1'11 Con. Gas Co. (New York) . . . . 152%] Hudson Motor Car Co. . 83%‘ Inter. Paper Co. .... . '14 .

Inter. Petroleum Stan. Oll_ of New Jersey . . Reading Co.

Southern Pacific .

has

coordinated and consolidated this 5t} In’; Alwlgil 0° dual wmml t° be administered by a ihiiitodgslJsliiZ 552%..‘ ...... .1: lac-ill

In the units there will now be a

district administrator at the head of

Union Pacific Ry. ..

Montreal Stoc/ir Exchange

9%

"CANADIAN MINING TRUTHS" is not a tipoier shoot. Every isouo contains a brief. Inbians maboly Bil-different mines. veiopmont -work is going on at. one

itlNETlY-NINE PER cam CORRECT

The informatioiiloontsiiaod in curt-official bulletin of our readers, ninety-nine percent correct. given in every-issue has been, tho vary fewinstanees iirwbich we have,

Iii-tolls you who

the rcouitsraro promioing or flonppointing.

' ‘NORTHERN {MINER ' ' :-—

"Just atlittle different from It discusses mining stocks with n. brief opinioruon

have ever seen.

CANiAD/PS LEADlNGi-IMINING PAPERS SAY THIS OF

pro each."

in such a. vast majority

d report on approxi-

h property and whether

any broker's publication we iy all of the active

Frankly,

like s11 humans, erred.

sides of the ma stock in soiling

t olnu of do-

hw word: til you . suiting in roll p

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It eovoro both‘

"CANADIAN MINING TBUTHS" is, in the words of one the percentage is lather exaggerated but the advice of cues, absolutely correct that it more than offsets

rkIQ by otnking whether, too high or too low. No “bontinp-nround-tiio-bwoh.‘ shoulder statements,

l in our opinion, the No flowery language.

Roll otrnight from tho

all said in n very fovv words but those uIt who! you want to know and nro ro- uts to readers.

“CANADIAN MINING TRUTIHSW-v-

“CANADIAN MINING- REPORTEBW- '

“Strikes a. sound keynote. Is intormlltilvo. btraightfor- ward. impartial and comprebomtve.

Speaks fnInkly to min-

“ D’ T s” im; inventors and should be nn ever-‘vveiconre visitor on ' the office. Under this district ad- Abmm . 63, MINES,“ "ME Al‘ '_ "m" “wk” 2li2i“;?.§‘;:.°'1f.§§';il‘§€..':§"éf.l,:;§- Mis. K... "o"... """""" hr '23.?’?f.“i§.€“£2i§{"3."‘f..‘1¥..?.i%°°é? .";::.'.:.'"".":; "TH wms lows" oomdy "The Bwyn Miner" =_ lnnte officials both medical and ad- xogtreall goweri" magi’ igyrfnrfinhnzdfillg ill‘:llgtlsilqfillhuldfliigrlheltlillvghrnndt uiibdused olntn fir; il‘.§"“"'§ $116 fir“ work l. b“! am to the mlnistrative. The district aidminls- w”; °§“‘ éfwfrfs ' ' 1,?! lnvestor." " "m fnflnhhem m". ‘s m‘ “ °‘ “d °°°" M‘ ""1""! t° trator will be directly responsible Brglrgplifii _ rc .. - ' ' ' l ‘Olaf; frfilfgxil/rglglfgglrnfglggavlgbe gfiagliliisinaTraction 32:3; YOUIPURCHASE MINING STOCKS roa JUST ONE PURPOSE-PROFIT, , hem made at head omce. Denim‘; liar} YOKVOWEJT TO YOURSELF T0 KEEP INFORMED—TO KNOW THE AB SOLUTETRUTH. l délggky-Tmgl-iséfielrlégth 3111261.; nalfgsiatyésgarrls __ 43:2,; NO MATTERtWHATIPUBI-IUEION YOU NOW RECEIVE, YOU NEED "CANADIAN IVIININGTRUTHS". h. nun...“ o, m, department o, pm canadhm égwgr-yg 3;; THERE IS N0 (ZHARCE. ms ABSOLUTELY FREE. sinns and national health. Dr. Amy- Building Products 3B v , 0g Wfsslztlfélhln TOITgII? and educat- §'owertICtiiJli;pioration .. 70'.1_-.' "" . ' c a . omus, n arlo. He harl nter es-A . 46 » ' .12.‘;i.,;.:.:g.i..at;.;.§;ct.3e;g;.3.. 3.3.3. .. 25; BULLETIN N0. 51S Now READY. WE WANT YOU T0 HAVE IT. . 1;,,,>v,.,-,.,,y of Toronm He also had n Brmsh America o“ y _ 39 Oall at any of our offices for your copy or mail the coupon. distinguished redord overseas and Imllerlal o“ - - - ~ - - - - - - - - - - -- 69 ' xvzas appointed on his return deputy minister of health in i010. BANKS < HEAD ' .7 UPTOW 7 J W McKee aslstantde ut i ' l OFFICE "' N l 1 .' I . ' p ymms‘ B n]; R0 1 l BRANCH if m. Hr was transferred to the depart“ ‘l ya - ' ‘ ~ - ~ ~ - < - - - - ~ ' -- 37", I - 1 B nk c imont from the soldier settlement Bank Nova scum‘ ' ' ‘ ' ' ‘ ' ‘ " 381' mperlia - a Phillj '5 Pl i ‘ board in Toronto, where he was act- , l Bulldmg’ . ace , Mr. McKee wmAT 610 gt. James 1nwstmentfigroken, “The House of Service}, Blllldlllgf, _ A‘ M Wright hasqmn appomledimilggly I345; Sept. 13021.: nod (cor H1623 m) Si - TWQ.QFFICES IN MONTREAL. 1193PlPllllllP s .Mr. McKccs general cxe ulzl - ' l ' I ' 399- s: sistnnt. c VB as ~ ' CORN l Officesinlso atlOttaWahIZncbcc, Sydney. Halifax, Three Rivers, Charlottetown. l ‘ .-.335.2T§§3.’.1°il§‘3“i..fi?.2?3£“‘3?“.22” _ l .. LIP HE R ‘ Lllrotilzan has been followed. Despite! July 106'“ Sept 101; Dem 84%‘ Messrs ‘ an E _ - - v— _ _ __— _ . “e ‘act than under the recent log-l OATS _ ' "' ' ‘ ' p Y» Please print "(ling & grldrpgg, islation the pension not has bcenl 145 ( rcat George Street. Charlottemwn fi broadened, it is expo-t d tint d-l .1 l 54-w- s - - . ' 1' 1' """l$"a'l°l1 C05“ Willebe Still flu-l uy‘ l I llilltlllfi’? ' D°°- 46%. Yeshl want tile truth. Please send me your bulletin “Canadian Mining Truths". l‘ thcr lowered during the present fis- July 136%: Oct. 137; Dec. 1351/1. - ‘ = ¢a1y@m~_ l _.._,<..~,_____ 1 -Name . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . .. ' In Toronto. Dr. C. McMnne hasiSTllNDARl) MINING EXCHANGE ' l] Peon prmnotcd to be district admjnJ . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - . . . . . . . . . - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lltl fall charge oi depnrt-lillloiations furnished through court- ______ _ "'—" A ' "m w“ ‘ W“ ‘v-l | 1 lfl up ivi g 1 t), " '—'—‘-'—‘_—'—4———-——— - _ v -~~—~~~~~ ~~—»-~—-- - Th9 depal-tmgntn oxfetracggtrfihdcrl ‘ he arrested Clinton. who was drunkgo outside the city. and were driv- friction of mic on tho other. lllo three separate acts or parliament;

the recent session of parliamen vllr. the pensions act application; the S. C. ictilrncd soldiers‘ insurance act. A separate office London England, for cx-rcrvicc men dom and on the continent.

tons of water Cfijlillilled to have flooded the chamber since the cruiser crasiEd on Tribune Ledge at the cntra ce to the harbor last Monday afternoon while making port from Bermuda in s thick fog. The ides. of hauling the cruiser off with tugs and ground tackle has been abandoned for the time. While the powerful air compression pumps on thoswrecklng tugs were engaged in the efforts to free the ship cf water other salvage craft were at the task of removing all portable weight from the cruiser in the way of guns. ammunition and supplies to lighten the wreck and facilitate floating. A berth had been prepared for the Dnuntless in the local drydock where iepslrs will be effected li the attempt in .flcst her is successful. ~

lJapanese Sontries ,_ - Killed By Chinese

(Spools! to the oosnlluii TGKIQ, July 5. - The Jspsneso at Toinofusre sxrerlencing all the

w of} orelgn srrnyln s

hostile any, no mostly promo?! plop-clothed soldim have sttootod - = /rl

all of which have been revised at

t.

‘ which has been. considerably broadened in scope and‘

R. act, and the

lng

Land in search of the Nobile cast- aways. It ls reported that the ice breaker is surrounded by huge ice- bergs and drifts in the ice fields and is unable iomake any progrcili to the East. The Russian aviator Babushkin. who started on a scout-

lng has

lets.

fats

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Abnno \ is maintained in Acllllflfl the benefit of ATEOHB-ut 4n the United King- Amlllell ‘Area

MOSCOW, July 3. -— Disquletinil news was published this afternoon concerning the Russian ice breaker Mallgln, which has been proceed-

days. .

seven and killed five of their sen- trles. The worst case was one which about ien Chinese. conceal- ed on a roof, fired a volley and riddled s Japanese sentfy with bul-

ing Chinese, when challenged, shot a sei-itry dead, and in another the sentry escaped only because s hand grenade thrown at him foiled to explode.

Plans for the withdrawal of a large port of tho Japanese MOD! exist on paper, and.

logovor itollil-milipbey an early date, despite Chinese pro-

LOUIS M. ATWELL 8i CO.

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I Charlottetown Office I June 2B July 6v CLOSE‘ J

.s 2.00 $2.90 1 .. 1'7 16V.‘

(Canadian Press) showed

to the direction of Northeast

Cross

expedition from the Maligln.

not been heard from for four were h

m f Sworn

In another, a suspicious k-

leep in

visited or. he

1y reserv-

on, number- ilhdrown . at

0f the third dl

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accompanying the

whether the car Archibald MncKin on Archibald MacKinn ‘ sllnlflfd Blkllr. police constable,

marks which seemed to that the prisoner had run mum! Iilllwsy and hacked out

Ha wont to Jenkins’ garage, when

PHEl/Iilllillil

THURSDAY, JULY 6th. Afternoon Session

S. it. Jenkins lsworm

transaction. It. the admission at St. Steph-

en of one Ford Sedan. 1921 model,

Serial body number A49l475.

Engine No. 5337677.

License No. 1062761 Michigan. he ,was not sure of the 10. as the num- ber was obliterated.

Appraised value, $125.00.

The document was dated st Char- lottetown, Dec.’ 16th.

examined by Mr. Johnston.

Witness testifled that the entries

is. He was not able to say was imported by senior, or . junior.

l. testified to Mr. Saunders

as to his arrest of the occus .2 in the Green his arrest

Lsntem restaurant and of Lawrence Clinton ss- MscKinnonb car st Jenk-

"W Blfflse. He also gsve evidence M b0 U19

trace the car which ciclent before that time. When he

3WD! he had taken to caused the oc-

the residence of the prison- noticed in the “MW”- indicate his car

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tcsti- ‘ 42,; lflcd its to the nature of the injuries

ti

til

Rave orders to stop. able to say how the m sed. MwcKinnon, he talk all right. The car iced. Shown a plate by Counsel, ccl if lt were the plate. h wouldn't swear to t it was of a similar

On cross examination by Mr. 51¢- wart. witness testifl as ‘he could tell the the car into the go He seemed to hand

ers. testified that he Water Queens County Jail.

on the Saturday night befo ti; dBY 0f the accident h N e

he went do

witness. MscKinn

and tock him to the poli

Lantern“ the accused who said

than I do, Archie."

Wiincss stated MacKlnnon hodlfmm my shed- :;:n drinking. At- the time of his up between H11 ore a gray ma; Street. The r0 Mr. Simmons. as a result of the and a “gm “P? 91mm"

"ll'f‘.'ll’. MartKinnon w

He

a Michigan licen

yellow

le the Lawrence Clinton, Street. but was He

re. Hew

bed. she having retired at "We. the prisoner til shortly after daylight,” “We hscl nothing Just then. we went for s oil's car and wen

esimvloiuiotowa.

to him ideas this mean"? to which

replied “I guess you know bctteiqflflel‘ leaving 1101119.

Ofllcer Blggar

en were dres- ‘sald. could had, he not-

he number. but;

ed that so fur man who drove rose was sober.

to Mr. Saund- hsd lived at l7

e did not re- 11D around the house readlnz papers until 2 o'clock when

wn to the Green Lah- nch. He stayed there

and I talked o...‘

i’. W0

witness drink-

cc stationing around for a couple of hours, I purpose He then proceeded to the “GreenWP-‘l drinking in the coir We swo- Cafe, wherp he arrested pcd for about five minutes at the

“whaijicnt of Queen Street and ,had

ifuipment. I took my first drink soon; Witness would not.

oi this strap arranuvnlrin‘ ‘was t0 keel) the lrrml. lenders from Jattling. It ivas not ntandnrrl r11-

swcar in ll.

It was from {but it looked very much as ii th-

thrce half pint home whlgh I moi; strap was at one time attached in

bottle was

was not

jail as a material witness crown.

so plate. and ask- e said he scene of the accld

c010,", Counsel if it form

past the jnil since car well. Allison MocLeod rSworn).

now in "m that the Charlottetown Garage, was owned storage of He was shown o.

at the request of the Shown sn iron strap the fender. witness

n‘ 0f police Produced

around ‘n didn't

I had a-drink goinglthc fender. lsbgrough and Prlnggjtllfi way in which u long cross iirnw" n11 drunk rod was attached to the strap, il|l'l

cf bring found in Jenkins Srrvlcc Station ln the bottom of the car. Cross examined by Mr. Johnston. witness answered in the affirmative when asked 1f he had been held in

by tho

Shown a rod picked up on the ent and asked by ed part of the car. witness replied he never noticed, it. He said. in reply ta questions. that he had seen more than one car go he was in there with oval glass in the back window. Exam- lned by Mr. Campbell. testified that there was at present in storage in which by A. Home and Co. for 081's. a Ford Sedan.

fender by Coun- sel, which he identified as belong. ing to the cor. having been . moved chief of police. used to brace

He next ClCiIiOllSiFfllAWl

‘n T‘ had on a before we g0; back to my homey]: similar strap on the other im- . .. , . _ .‘ a _ i I K ' _ er.

Under reciprocal arrangementsflm‘, - - ~ < - ~ - - - - - - -- 29 eat’; T“ 1r efiimw-é 31w marine? dllllfs ‘(stlillgonce gs to the condition o; Sh‘; Imlrlhgwhsdii. aJligtpfiog/r dihlillrlitg‘ CF“? EXB-mlflfid by MP- Jolmslou. with Great Britain. the United Amity Copper . . . . .. 51 51%,“, ‘lual t5 a?‘ $513‘: '. ft "ad"? m‘, can was mam m addition to the drinks 1 had I could not say, I I would not swenr that. the ilf~ States. Australia. New Zealnnd and 3""? 30111114291‘ - - ~ ~ -- 62 - w ‘r59’ mien a‘ 2mg ere no injuries to wheels and tires elreadyllllew the BmPl-Y lwlil-le “WHY Ollfwmbly h.“ been attach"! l" ‘h’ nihcr allied countries, the dcp§rt_ Bcdforcl 43 43 lug“ y“ Manges t. his cor,“ irvtntioned. the radiator was bent lll_ King street. lcal". It IS an extra which may l». mcnt provides medical treatment Bidgmld 69 69 {hie long, dmeu o lsTarrdYn 11nd the spegdometgp was lying on. I canont drive a car. But thatlbmlght 515mm!" llllilllly SLOITES. and conducts pension examinations Cflpllfll RWY" 12'." lmhmgr dml m’ ea i on “es “ythe floor, Sunday morning. MacKinnon was‘ Al lllc time of the accident, T m, mhmembers of lhejr fumes reJccnmn Manlwba L" 1'33 Hninlg. _ _ Ho took the Car from the Service giving me a few driving 10550,“ as wcnt across the Hlllsborough Bpifliy. sliding in Canada. lClericy 15 15 t c RS0 dcsulbod the filldlng“ Of ‘Station thence to the police stat-‘I asked hlm m 18¢ m0 WY lt- I W85 with the chief lmklng m!" 'l'-""‘- »

'————<o>--__ lCrown Reserve . 46 46 h“ m“ ‘normm Conducted by h" ' ion, and thence to the Charlotte-la‘ n"? Wlmeli he Swllllfll and Sl-llrtnw" ‘Wm’ "°""'“" m m" l‘l'"lil'$"lll‘ Lt B - ‘Corona . . . . . .. 5% 5iélscgiflnd.nr' Y” u down Garage. Clinton was lodgedpd her, There are three or fourfomhanalle- bu” hid l0“ l/llv l-rflil . ‘Dome 8'50 8A5 r b s evidence on icsematters was in the police 5mm,“ at L50 n mmplaces to put your feet to start n o“ the 0m" 51d" 0T Flllltfwhw" . , ‘Federal Kirkland s2 0 ,1“,“§“§'§"‘1“1 °° "h" H-ven by Dl'5..MacKinn0n at 2 p. m. He noticed “"- s°me°ne Wflulll have w startymffijl}? bridge. , V . Prlzelaranada 22 i |IC a d an.’ yea _ . [me mark of a car rim on thegrountthm. rm. m‘, I drove he]. along Romp. L é: coilrt flfljflllfilCd until 1.30 n. , ’Gmver Daley l I i: the opinion of the witness, at the Q A, A grounds‘ iicrd Street and up Water Strcefim- ° a5“ , 4 130mm,,” 14m $00 h was due to the results-pf the Under cross examination by Mnlabout half a mlie to a mile. Asked; p‘ (Canadian no.5, Eaowey 84 lmlury and to shock While the Strwart witness said that MacKin- wil“ h“ m“ “M” m“ “i” ‘vmmssl P N