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nnoslvlalnlioililil-lltilllll; JOHNOONL JDH 69s,"... the only iii-u; store open inlay today.‘

BEE BOAT PARADE from B. S. Constance. Leaves Gilli ‘s Wharf 8 tonight. League Band. are 50 c. 1i

Rousseau. ATTINWON -~ ‘vllnllririqs Club Moms

leis»! v .01 the rugs onne .sldoynana' rainy. wi -get*~ = eir~'~oom|rlimentary cloaks? itxellllgpstfil: Mama's be; fore an. to- a .—- '. - ‘~ ‘twtfiiiwpvtli ~.r.i»s£aL-.v1n.l.~.. "

- UPECIAL MEETING of B. 1. S. in their hall at Emerald Thursday evening tit 8.30. ' 2i

Myc- ._-_ ’ ‘PERIONAI-S"

Miss Ethel Lowe or Edmonton passed through the.city recently en route to her home inMurray River. While in Charlottetown she was the guest of Mrs. Iiarold Stewart.

- Mr. JOBOplli-MOKBIIIII and Miss Margaret McKenna, Lynn. Mass, arrived iii the city last night on a visit to relatives on the Island. I

nDUQT - NUIEANCE AGAIN.- Complaints have been received from severalGusrdian readers ab- out ‘the present condition oi‘ Kent Street between Weymouth and Hiilsboro. lt seems that the-surface of the street along this block is con ted with fine ashes which lift with the least wind and force thc resi-

JIOONLIGHT EXCURSION to Wilt-Bl! Bolt Parade. Leaves Gillis's Wharf tonight. 3 run. on S. S. Con- stance. Fare 50 c., for full even-

Irgs saiL-ll. , _

CIRCUS AT BUMMERBIDE- Sparks Circus which put on two most successful shows and a big street parade here yesterday drew U89 crowds. virtually all Bummer- side and large numbers non; n11 Over the Western Province gras- llihif the opportunity to see a real 8.000 circus. The ow left last nlsbt for the mainlan and will be in Amherst to day.

FUNERAL TODAV.-Tha funer- al of the latle Dr. Carruthers will take place this afternoon from his late residence to the people's cem- etery. Services starting at 0.30 and will be conducted by Rev. Geo. C. Taylor assisted by Rev. D. K. Ross of Bedeqile. The members of the Medical Association and the Loyal Orange Lodge will attend in a body also the nurses.

ATTRACTION AT V-ICTORIA PARK LAST NIGHIT..— ‘Large crowds visited Williams Bros., rlhows now playing on the Govern- ment llouae grounds. The many th-rill providing features were well patronized and standing room on the midway was at n premium. _TO TOUR- THE lSLAND.--.\lr. and Mrs, A. M. Rievey and Mr._ and Mrs. J. Redford and son- Jackie mo-

dents of that section to ‘keep all‘ doors and windows tightly closed with accompanying inconvenience and discomfort. Now-that the mat- ter has been brought to the atten- tion Qfxlllfi. city fathers, immediate steps will be taken to have the fault remedied.

tored from Moncton. N. B., to Char- lottetown Monday of this week and intend covering the entire island with their cars. They expect to re- turn to the mainland in about three weeks. The party is registered nt the Russ d-lotel.

For Sore Feet-Mlnsrdh Llnlmsnt.

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The nqlilfibflotown Drtving gll:.§,lt_a.ofz;rlllpfl;n cowl: I, , -. Niiflfl A tllo cilnl-mtotowfrnrlvlnn Psi-r this afternoon. Races ntart at 2 p-Ilb, Iharp. Admission 50 otm, including grand stand.

" LEAGUE 0F THE CROSS BiOV OOOUTQ/Illl meet this evening ut ill! thlrtyusharp to make final ar- rangements for Camp. Meeting will be short. all those intending to go to camp must attend, 1i

FARMERS’ PICNIC YEBTER. DAV-Ali of a thousand picnioers enjoyed themselves at the Experi- mental Farm yesterday morning. An important feature was the dem~ onstrstion by Dr. Gussow, Domi- nion Boianist, oftbe various seed Potato‘ strains. Luncheon at twelve o'clock concluded a most successful and enjoyable outing.

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estate, amounting to approximate- ly $8.600. was directed to be in- vested and the annual interest paid over to the Session of the St. James Church, to he used b'y such

Session for the benefit of the Protestant poor of the city of Charlottetown.

The tesintor appointed the East- ern Trust Company as the executor and trustee of hcr will.

The late Miss MacKinnon, a re- tired school teacher, taught in schooqs of this provfncofor sixty- two years without a break, o. rc- cord without precedent.

Allies Seek Gold Sunk In German Warship

(Canadian? Press) . _ PARIS. July 15. —While the Allied premiers next week are re~ newlng their efforts to extract re- paratlonsfrom Germany, a group of divers belonging to the three chief creditor nations will begin their attempt to extract 100.000.0011 gold marks supposed to he lying on the bottom of the sen near Ostend. The_ German torpedo boat Tubau- tta, which was slink less thaafive miles off the Belgian, coast in 191.7 was said to hove been carryifli; that amount for pwpflililiiiifl 115°

Zagloul Pasha, the Prime

The elaborate preparations" for

thq decorated auto and horse drawn vehicle paradewhich takes place Thursday at 7.30 p. m. are now almost completed and the committee are fully confident that the attraction will bathe heat wit- ncase here for some time.

An additional number of merch- ants and cltllens were called up yesterday and all promised to glVf! every assistance possible to mike thill event one of the leading fea- tures of the prestnt Carnival Week.

Complete particulars as to the route, etc, will appear in tomorrow morning's issue. m}

Broadcasting Calls

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__._.______.__----- threatened at one time to defeat tllc object in view but the 1:001! 0f- flccs of those considered to which wnl added the willingness M10 courtesy of the Moroccan govern- ment OVCfCOme these difficulties. in the first instance the Canadian Natimnl Railways sought only tho transfer of‘ tho letters CN for the nine stations but us the result of the negotiations , the Whole alphabet froln A to Z for attach- ulcnt to CNR was allotted t0 U10 cnnudlnn National Railways i1" broadcasting stations in the Do- minion. Thesq call lettcrB W!" now simplify the task of the radio lntlillsinst particularly ‘the amat- eurs in identifying the stations. as the first thrco letters are the initials of the company Whllfl U"! foul-til is the init‘ial of the city from which broadcasting is lie-BB 11°11'3-

Egypifs Premier

Fast Recovering

V- (Canadian anti-l

canto. Egypt. Juiy.15- —5*\iil

Minister. who was shot and wounded Satur-

dny by Aild El-Khadlr, a fanatical

nationalist isvfflllflrl-ed '-° be teem”

in America, null if thc money is re-

covered lt will be gladly Walllmned

by the creditors of the 118M1- .__f4o~>—-—-—

Providing For _ Police Pensions

or-rawa. July 1s. —A reselli- tion to amend the act reflflfdliill

' Mounted

d b the House o 531l°..°..‘~.".§'.‘$32? n5 =- wi b-wi upon it was given first reading. The resolution authorised the Gov- ernor-inllouncil to fix the PM’ and allowance of the commissioner

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iioli-riullr seen-rs. WRITE FOR ,~ cngmuq, I, Uplted, Art, Ltd., class teacher wanted (male pre- Brunswick ‘Avel. Toronto. ferred) for Cable Head West-

, .. .>”,Oo1“wm 861 supplement $50.00: Apply t

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TEACHER WANTED -- THIRD

" ma. stilt r0! WHAYHHWORK. distributng religious literature. l M-an OIWIBIIIQI; Many,» work spa" time. No experience necessary. _ Opportunity to earn $30 to $60. l- weekly, State age and church _ connection. Mr. Conrad, Spadina , ‘BllllOlIfl,TOmIt¢-'-‘ v1.1". "=1 . J.1-6. 1s.110.s.2.l:1.1e.rl so.

Miscellaneous

__._.______-._-----— lOHN A. MoDONAl-Pl LAND OUR- veyor, llermslivlllsr 2m entrants

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pasture for cattle apply to M.

fluent , N wtown Cross. - . .' sil-"Yisitor school. District . _ . ML p a " 8530-7-16-21. um Qiluflttlwl, at voted $300.00. PAQUET l’: $130,“; Hllllllilel. £3155‘. ‘.’.‘..‘.'.'lii:“-.’.t.”°".2'.::.i“ l2Lll}““i»-i»533 -»=- ‘-= so“,

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""" P"°"° m‘ m” 6' WANTED-rs beetles escouo Dorcbester Street this mélfiitiligral Fox "ANOHER gr noon. class rod. for East Bldslord 7.45 for .St. Dim! B" B

worm Capsules: ‘Lsrlt 5|" t" cents hundred»

‘J11 dollirs. Fiift!

maleild. Five hundred over two r cents each. ‘Lot Inqusve you dol- lars. ' PsrtioulaIir-Wflliam Behur-

mui, North Blilflflfl. 15114-1041. l. .

r1'—"——"~"“- ‘WWW’; WANTED-FIRST on SECOND class teacher for Rennies Road " ‘ " No. 111, Supplement $125, Secy. Mrs. Wm. Bernard. . Jfn Hunter River. 8-i27fl-11-5l

“(ANTED --FIRST OR‘ OEQOND class teacher for Marshfleltl " h ‘ Buppiement-qldo, Apply

L. ii. D. Fostcr.—~3i.

WANTED- TEACHER FOR BAL- ~._tlc.i¢llool. District No. as. Sup- plement $100.00. Apply to John McGlllivary, Secretary Malpeuuo.

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Pi 8T CLAIS TEACHER WANT-

Schooi District No. 165. Supple- ment 112500. Apply to G, Shel- ton Bharp, Secretary, ‘East Dido iford. SBZQ-Jylfiqil. TEACHER WANTED-FOR _ T Point school. Supplement 15- P. R. Benton, Berry, R. it. No. 1. an’: u 1ol ,

and of the other members of the force and it also provided that the Dominion. Police Force should be included in the term of service l0!‘ pension purpliflilil-

_ alarms

PAGUET-Jn the City Hospital. July 14th, to Mrs. Margaret and Slmcu Psalm. a 11111111110"-

DAWSON-At Albany, July 4th. t0 Mr. and Mrs. Murdock Dawson a daughter, (Mildred Grace). '_ ‘I AWQONP-Al Albany on 111110 gist, i924 to Mr. and Mrs, John H. Dawson (nee Miss Janey Ramsay).

B flOIl.

n 1s Spring st. st. ,‘},§,‘§j*§., l... June 29th to Mr. and Mrs. W. Wendell R089"! in“ Sadlelleadh‘. a son. Frederick Level-he.

pigs-rile

wooo~st chnllotiotown. My 15- 1924., Rfllikifl \Vood, used 83- F119‘: 9...] [rom- his late ffihlllfbllcfiozt

Euston SL, Wednesday at 2.3 0 Mt. Herbert cemetery. Whe?” t‘ short service will be held in the Church.

thence to Fort Aulillml-

Kldcnau HOTEL i

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This popular Hotel hi! .heen_ oompl el renovated

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eriug rapidly, and ls cllllefiteil i° leave the bnflpiiil i" i! 19w days‘ Abdci Khadlr flllfllllfl that he shot the Prime Minister to prevent iiii" mm, 30mg to London to negotiate with Great Britain.

The Natunallst agitator 5119"‘ Shodlsh was arrested today in coli- nectlon with the attempt 0" m“ Premier's life. The police are making further. roundup in ex- u-olno Nationalist quarter"-

Appealllismissed . . By Privy Council

(Canadian Press) LQNDQN, July 1s.-—'rllo appeal of the Attorneyflencral of Outs-fit)- Hon. W. F. Nickie, to tho Privy Council against the Judgment 0i Justice Middleton, of the Sup‘. reme Court of Ontario grantiilff B speedy trial to the accused dir- ectors of the defunct Home Blink of Conmln on the chnrlli! 0i 907's‘ piracy laid allilliiflt "iem "nu" ‘he Bank Act, has foiled entirely. Th0 judicial committee of the PrivY Councu gave judgment today, dis- missing the appeal.

Answers Wire Gall; Learns Son Drowned

(Canadian Press)

nus MOINES. July 15-4-14“- Edith Malone)’. a telegraph-ii‘. W1“ “m; a newspaper ofllco here as fir telegraph wire 801111091‘ 01ml?“ “t repeatedly "DS"—the ncwspnpor call. The regular operator was 110i on hand, so, Mrs. Mnioncy unswftrvil the call. The nlessagc she rclislvfli was a news story from Mcfiroiwi‘. 19w“, spying that James lilalnney. aged 12. had been drowned in the Mississippi rivcr thore. llo was her son. She fainted. Hospital physi- clans said her condition was scri- ous.

Minnrr utl- 104 Miles On Five Gallons 0i Gas?

speaking about fish stories this has ‘everything on the line trim- med by n 1on8 wit)‘. Th" “m” however nefsrs not to fish bill- i0 the automobile. A gentleman cams Into the office last night ‘lulled "P a chair and seated himself.

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plied the editor, “What's the lat- estl" l

- m-mrm... a ‘ '33.?" ti‘; zmrxr: i..:‘.:."";.:.‘;.";£ FOR — , ' - ,. cow 2% years old with calf ‘at ‘In’! L TAYLOR. ttltnillgw0tl8l0flll‘ volunteered >-—-——-————*-r---—--—~ figkgfyghlfdf'l§‘tf’“ll..°,,“.ll.fl; """_ti°" ___ EP-l-olty good trsvelitu!" wsiipml- j Fenian H9“) WWW‘ Mtrsbfleld. 3i51.'i.12.6i. t l ed the sdritor. "How much n! d"! - __. ......-_.....---.- " f l ' . b ". '. "W" i“ ,° "*t'"°'*"'*‘ '5“ ""3" 5*°'iti;‘$...':2." not“ °coi°tnl. §ffi¥'=..'l::: élfi.".fi.'é'.it“‘..°..i.‘ii i s Juniy, ; p] ..<:I0 horas an csrr l0. , ,. Y» '_ v (Illus . "“ ‘~ malfor- (Rllbkly inAulgozoll "urtnlaiha V A v k p" . l alfic:fi:ii.ltllo“litll fsdirglatrilizeizurqiar" _ v _.-__---__.__i. or er. 11D PIN“. ' WANT ID PO INERAL Bl i. 352174541. GUI N HOTEL miles." . . ' ' snow-no on: gurus girl. r no h ‘will: 953mg “zlwvillfggsgxfrf, “mm ulnar. W" ‘ "f" '1» i" L“ ‘i: n. ... n"... . ~- ' '-' - ' ' ' ‘ . ‘ l - iver "Can you heat it "an __ TmufbwALL TEN h , all wife, Fredstteton: car ilr . . d’ w”, M,” u . n.7nlli:ilflllit‘mt‘.nfibllvahftni he departed. A l. i. . _,,__4-o>---" l’ m‘ . Trnroa .1-f. ' g. 3:080:21 tens‘ aoflliltonest ' . " ~ ' . ‘ ~ L. ort ' a t n worms. a fl”"""“° ‘mm’ "m l. ,i " .' M. R0121 1.12:’ 111., elgsctliivz- application for than

In litgiher, Graves‘ . Worm

belltcn; Mrs. Cltliefllte a nil minute's. f M , uincy; Min it. sparrow. " t a w. m» n m mil». is “stint-o l-illmflt mim- 2-!» ‘c-"r

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the saute, and shall pay them into the hands cf the directors when called upon. lie ahull arrange co- "lterutivc field tests, receive and compile reports ‘on the same, and publish such reports ulld literature us may promote the hlterests of the Association. '

Clause 4-—lt shall be, the duty of the Executive Committee to flll all vacancies occurring during tbc current your.

Clause 5-Thc directors may call the Annual Meeting at such llulu and placu as they dccul ud- visable. ‘

Clause 6.—'i‘hat the financial your of the Association be changed

ciudc tho business in connection with tho crop of any one year.

(liause 7.——'l‘llot when u grower ilus not sufficient. potatoes to load u cur and cannot secure any us» sistunce in loading he will freight his potatoes. cu reccving instruc- tiun froln tho Secretary, to the heart-st point wherc a ln-ainlanll car is loading, and there have his potatoes transferred to said innin- land car. Tile Association will ply the way freight.

Clause iL-Thut when shipments nrc luallc in narrow gauge curs aft- i‘l' thcrc is danger of injuring from frost, the parties loading will be rc sponslblc for the potatoes l trans- it until they reach Borden, or some other point where transfer may llil lliullo. ’l‘hc Ascocintlon will bu lllllllil‘ obligation to pay the actual i-xpirnsos incurred by tho shippers \Vlli'll properly signed receipts are attached to statement of expenses. (flullrlc.—'l‘llui. tlic Dlrlllfilfll‘! bc iluihnl-lzell to obtain a working cap ltnl by retarding ihc payment for twclvn months of a percent-ago of the not proceeds ilot to exceed 10% of CllCl] yt‘llf"i~l illlsiness.

Clause 10.—~'l‘ll:lt filo Illrcctflrs be authorized to engage if neces- sary inspectors to insure that only No. 1 Seed is shipped and ‘to facili- tate nlovelucnts of the crop in the rush sullson. '

Clause lL-Thnt if a member ships an inferior grade of potatoes marked No. 1. grade be shall be linblc to expulsicu from member- ship by o majority. vote at the un- nual meeting on proof of miscon- duct furnished by the inspector or

purchaser. Cluiisc ll-Resolvod hat the mcnlbcrs be required to sign n

coiltruct agreeing to market their Nu, 1 Seed Potatoes of the Irish Cobbler and Green lilounbzlin varic- [k3 through the Association; that ouch nlomher falling to curry out this [lrovll-llons of this liyc-law shall iu- liable to u fine as hereinafter provided. Should tiny nlelnixir be offered u solo of his potatoes at a price favorable to tho Assofliritiflii the grower he requested i" 111"" this sale to the Association; lhilt the said order sh-sll be filled with this growcfs stock, and should there be ally advantage ill tlic price received over tlic zlvilroitl! liiiiil iii’ the Association. that tho grower filling the order shall be entitled to {his extm remuneration. clnullo 13—-'i‘hat the initiation ire of new members to the 11590010110" he fivc dollars, afterwards the rc- gulnr annual foo; that. members who ncglcct paying 1'01‘ ii V011!‘ i" more be obliged to pa); for the years lapsed wilcu rejoin ng. Clause 1-i.~—'l‘hnt tho Association refuse to accept the membership foo iroln nny party will) W"! 11;" sign the regular contract used 1y mu Agguclfllllii requiring its mem- bers to sell their No. 1 Certified Seed through the Association. l Clause 1o.~whoroni-1. the Milli" ing charges on fertilizer and spfiiy- bated by the Associ-st on 0 t be“ and others are sufficient o meet or reduce all 0110"" '13 ex‘ pensse o fthe Association. 1110:2- (em resolved that such 11701115 '3 applied to meet or rcllucc said ox- iilzilses thus eliminating part ortiqlltl- of the handling chart!!! 0" i)" ‘_ (105 llut when a wncmller din-H not. purchase sltill slliilllifi“ ummm‘ the Assoclntlm thnt n cllnrilv firs‘ purtlonnto with the cost of unborn; (m; m; imposed on sulll llllxgsoici- potatoes sold ihroufiii 111° ~ nttail; Ho" M“ Myers, Minister of Agriculture. W11" w“="*"‘“"““l ‘m, a (ow wm-(tg, QXpfUBSUil hs (Ll ratification at seelui: so largo 1i ‘dumber of arltriviili-"f-"l m?“ pm“ Gull ind often hnnld l1 saill ihut in "should first know he W111i “l ‘int and then go ailcad" and this geilned to ho the slogan of this As- sociation. if ono judged from i111‘ "ii""'i"'°g'”” h‘ WM nufldnm cit-ll lAlthough on-e naturally expe- m mistakes and friction which 6°“ [ml-fly be avoided in runnhli; 5]‘: large an organization. 1t was rcnlili able that very mmje by the executive. Th"! gill-l thing in mnntoining this 001mm“ of affairs was that all stand tog-Bill" t dl islon. erliwigglllklngvof the competition w"; J-lvnl potato production ren- t“; he stated that the whole thing wng a question of “The survival of the flttggt potato." This BffJVlllCl‘ will have an unlimited potato mark et as long as it can provide what is won-tad, as long as the inrmens ‘watch their lmsinees and dent drop No. 2 potatoes in No. 1 hall!- ln concluding tho speaker agiiiii

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