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Joint political meetings will be held as follows:

ST. MARGARETE, Monday, July

I. FAIRFIELD, Thursday, July 11. - KINGSBORO, Monday, July 15. FORTUNE BRIDGE. Wednes-

‘IY, lllly 11. J SOURIS, Friday, July ll, AI “ commence at D p-m. Signed, n. n. McLEAN. A. F. McQllaltl, H. H. ACORN, PETER. A. MMISAAO. L-8806-7-5-d2l

‘Znd District Di Kings

Joint political meetings will be held as follows: MONTICELLO, July l0. PEAKEB, July ll. CHERRY HILL, July ll. MORELL, July 16. “ST- PEPERIB BAY, July 1'1. Meetings to commence at 8 pm. R. L. BURGE, M. MacKINNON, J. P. McINTYRE, ll. ll. COX. 5-8647-7-6-91

Third District of Kings

Joint Political Meetings

Baldwin's Rood, Monday, July 8th. Dundl-l. Wednesday, July 10th. ‘ Cardigan, Friday, July 12th. Montague, Monday, July 15th, New Perth, Wednesday, July 17th. All Meetings commence at B EM.

LESIE HUNTER,

II. F. MacPllEE,

JOHN MUSTARD,

S. S. HESSl-AN.

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llourth District of Kings Political Meetings

‘High Bank. July 10th. St. Mary's ltosd, July 11th. Murray River, July 13th. Montague, July 15th. Murray Harbor, July 11th .. Heatherdale, July 19th. All Meetings at B P. M. M. N. McGOWAN. F. W. JOHNSON.

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Canadian Novelist Admires Australia

BRISBANE. July 10-—The Rev. Dr. C. W. Gordon. better known under his pen-name o! “Ralph (gm- Mr." whose ﬁrst notable succms was “The Sky Pilot", has been sweetly impressed by Australiasince his arrival on a. lecture tour, but he admits that the country is too vast lor him to know it. In an address to the Constitutional Club, he p11)- mised members that on returning to Canada after four or ﬂve weeks’ stay i.ri Australia he would not write a book on Australia and its prob- lems. He described Australians as Wmbly British." adding that he had never seen such British people anywhere-not even in London,

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a sma o n Kingston, on. W10. s0 a. returning traveler re- Dwts. there is a. yellowing sign tacked to the dingy wall behind the desk on which the proprietor pro- claims his ﬁxed inbred skepticism of s11 humanity. It reads, "No cheques cashed. Not even good ones.”-_wal1 Street Journal.

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Political Meetings

Joint Political Meetings Second District o! Prince will be held as follows:

St. Marks, July 8th.

Glenwood, July 9th.

(Zoleman, July 10th.

Freeland, July llth.

Tyne Valley, July 15th.

Victoria West, July 16th

Ellerslie, July 17th.

G. SHELTON SHAH-P, W. RUSSEI. ROGERS G. H. BAILBOUB,

W. H. DENNIS. L-B596-7-8-1l-l6.

Fifth District Kings

follows :-

Friday, July 12, Sturgeon Hall. Monday, 15, Cambridge Hall. Tuesday, July l6, Georgetown. Wednesday, July 17, St. George's

Thursday, July 1B, Annandale. Friday, July 19, Groshaut. All meetings starting 8 o'clock. Signed by the Candidates

Joint meetings will be held as

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PERMANENT WAVES. - Mrs. Dodd, Toronto, Demonstrator tor the Murle Steam Machine will be at Mrs. Wailers Beauty Shoppe on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. For appointment phone 1248.

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SATURDAY

Historian Tells How Whale Bone Fooled Science

(By The Canadian Press) _ SAINT JOHN, N. 8., July 9 — Research by Fred M. Cochrane. President of the New Brunswick Historical Society, reveals that

whaling provided the port of Saint

John with a ﬂourishing industry a century ago and that science was the butt oi an Irlshmanb hoax when square-rigged Whalers rested in Saint John harbor.

In 1839 some mischievous-mind- ed individual placed a whales jaw- bone in a pile of cordwood being sawn by the Irishman. Pat 00m- plalned that one "stlck” was so hard he broke a saw before cutting through it alter an hour's labor. When he learned what the “stlck" was he passed the joke alonZ. selec- ting a distinguished geologist and naturalist as the next victim.

This authority, told that the ob-

ject had come down from Grand

Lake, N. B., in a load of cordwood. pronounced it to be the shin bone oi a. mastodon. The excited geolo- gist vislted Grand Lake several times, digging for other remains. Unsuccessful in this, he wrote articles concerning the “remarkable discovery" and eventually became involved in international, scientiﬁc debate on the subject. What the distinguished geologist said when the secret leaked out is not re- corded.

From 1830 to 1850 whaling brought fat profits to stockholders in‘Saint John. In 1841 one com- pany declared a dividend of 20 per cent on the paid-up capital. The next year it was 14 per cent.

A sldellght mentioned in old doc- uments and newspapers ccmcerns special ship's bread, or hsrdtack. made here for the whalers. Some of these biscuits, left over at the end oi’ a voyage lasting nearly three years, were reported in good con- dition when the ship returned.

Among the most successlul whal- ers operating out oi Saint John was the James Stewart. In 1840, alter a voyage of 20 months, she brought home 2,700 barrels ot oil worth $80,000. Five years previously she returned with i270 barrels of black oil. 530 barrels o! sperm oil and 20,003 pounds o! whslebone af- ter a trip oi only nine months.

Another ship, whose name is not recorded. was less fortunate. Hav- ing sailed some thousands of miles

upholetering that is boomlngum Q0 m . _ popular is the sponge _ rubber Qu5ja,A,s‘;en:1l7l°;lIl'S-l1frthur F. m t cushions developed by the Dunlop 145,111,, g H, 5mm

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80m under u“ ma‘ e or, Peter Mclsuacntssemblyms... Dunlopillo. Next year General ﬂgupnﬂ 915mg},

Motors cars may be ‘purchased Conservatives: Louis Burge, already unholstered with this Councillor; MmKinnnn, material. or older cars may be Assemblyman.

equipped upon application on ..Llberais:J. P. McIntyre, Coun-

Dunlop dealers. Dunlooilio is also used in mattresses and chair cush- ons.

Goodrich Fleads Not _ Guilty

(C. P. By Guardian's Special Wire)

DETROIT, July lk-Merton Ward Goodrich" quakingly mumbled a. plea. or not guilty in Recorder's Com-t tod-ay tn the murder oi ll-year-uld Iiililan Gallagher and completely upset prosecution plans (or swift disposition orthe case he had ad- mitted in detail.

The plea, by the former inmate oi an Ohio Asylum lor the insane

took court and prosecution otilcisls by surprise. It came from a. prisoner who collapsed a moment later when he learned for the ﬁrst time of his mother's death three weeks ago.

Judge Thomas Cotter ordered an immediate examination. Prosecutor Duncan McOrea said Goodrich would be bnough to trial promptly. "I am seeking s. way to make oer- tain that this man never goes free again," he remarked.

The surprise plea also upset for the time being plans for an inquiry into Goodrichb sanity. and into that o1 his wile, who is held as a materiel witness. It was on the ad- vice ol, his wife, Goodrich indicated. thathebrokehlspronusetoplesd gull-ty and "get it over with" as quickly as possible.

The prisoner collapsed at the end or the examination.

Wild Mustard Eradication

Wild mustard, an insidious weed whim grows puolliicully through- out Canada. on farms and waste places, is one of the commonat and most injurious o! the mustard family. A single plant will pro- duce iirorn 15,000 to 20.000 seeds. and s single plant of tumbling mustard is credited with being albe to yield 1,500,000 seeds. Eradication of m ‘ lndested land is very diiflcult as seeds lying several inches bdow the surface of the soil are capable o! retaining their viability {or

with a lull cargo or oil, she went ashore within c. mile of her home port. The vessel was a. total loss but

MONTAGUE ANNEAB.

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5 i t L-aero-v-o-ai. ,., ' GEORGE E. SAVILLE, her crew was able to salvage the I ‘ WM‘ HUGHES‘ CH3“ -I-»-B'i58~7-l1~5i- Whalers were. plentiful in those

days. "The destruction o1 llie ls immense 1s not Imore- than one-half o! those whales killed are saved, and not more than one in iive oi thcs: struck secured." said a local newspaper in 1845. “Two huvrlred and iilty barrels of oil from one whale is the largest amount ro- corded." ’

Professional carat McLEOD a BENTLEY

W. l. BENTLEY, l. C. J. A. BENTLEY. K. C. Barristers aud Attornoys-at-Law

ll. Awards Will ufnTé-ahlor Mark Acts ' 0t Bravery

"Plolitical Meetings

nmsr events ' ‘Following is the order o! polit- m1 meetinse for First Queens:

-,, IRISKIOWN, July 8.

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many years without gen-urination. Indeed, experiments have shown that nuns-turd seeds can germinate after having been buried in the soil forty years. Mustard seeds which have been ploughed under in previous years may be brought to the surface by subsequent cultural open " Wtloris‘. In view ﬁfth!!! "and many other lacta, a pamphlet dealing with the eradication of wild mustard has been issued by the Dominion Department of

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ing t/he groin before the mustard ‘at .. m‘ “m.- ‘ua . m.“ ‘mmﬂll- °°"' le an gas m supplied the "Wwivﬂlifmﬁm "M" onlyllghtottheontlredtm ma, .4 u» pamﬂﬂet, , will?» $ buﬁfriipuisig-mhz Tiny Boat one . ' .-"""" -. l‘. .'~ 4000 Mm “Wage Japan's Australian Gordon J. Dohsrzaﬂ. recent-l! stlldﬂlt T0 m: Sydney m a ll- beat equiv- ......'.,.m .

Nominated For Prov. Election

Ibllowlng is the complete ill: d undldateo nominated for the Pro- vincial Elections which will be held on July 28. Stars indicate the candidates who were members in the Ian Legislative Assembly:

QUEEN'S COUNT! First Dlltﬂct

thaaerntivss: Theophilus Beat- on. Councillor; Thomas Wigmore. Assemb '

liberals W. 1'. Allan Stewart, Councillor; D. N. McKay, Assemb- lymau.

Second District Conservatives: Edward A. Currie, Councillor; D. 1". Bethune, Assemb-

IJberb-ll: n. W. LePage, Coimcil-

lor‘; Angus MaoPhee, Assembly‘- man.

' Third District

f‘ tives: Dr. T. Leonard Palmer, Councillor; Hon M. W. Wood’, Assemblyman.

Llberlb: Mark R. McG-ulgsn, Councillor; Russel Clark, Assemb-

lymau.

Fourth District Couseavatlves: A. H. MacDougall, Councillor; Lawson Jenkins, As- semblymun.

Liberal": J. Walter Jones, Coun-

cillor; Douasid MocKinnon, As- semblyman. Fifth District Conservatives: Hon. W. J. P. MacMﬂlsri, Councillor‘; W. A. Stewart, blyman.‘ Liberals: . . Clair ‘Iralnor, Councillor; T. W. I... Prowse, As-u

scmblyman. KING'S COUNT! First District Conservatives: Hon. H. D. Mac-

cillort; Harry-H. Cox, Assembly-

Thl-rd District Conservatives: Hon. H. l". Mac- Phee. Councillor‘; Leslie Hunter, Assemblyman.’

Liberals: S. S. Hessian, Council- lor; John Mustard. Assemblyman.

Pourth District Conservatives: M. N.

Councillor; liked Johnston, As- semblyman.

Li‘ ‘ . Mont Amman, Councillor‘; John A. Campbell Aa- semblyman‘. ~

Fifth District '~

Conservatives: Reid Underhay,

Councillor; J. Howard MacDonald, Assembymsn.‘

Liberals: George Saville, 0mm. cillor; W. Wade Hughes, Assembly-

man. Prince County First District Conservatives: George A. Msbth. cw. mnnclilor; Henry Peters, As- sembl liberals: Thane A. Campbell, Councillor‘; Aeneas Gallant, As- semblymsn.

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Second District Conservatives: Ruuel Rogers. Councillor; Hon. G. Shelton Sharp, Assemblyman.’

Lberals: w. n. Dennis, council- lor’; George H. Barbour, Assembly-

man. Third District Conservatives: Hon. ‘menus MacNutt, Councillor"; Hon. Adrian 1"- lcsenauit. Assemblyman‘. Liberals: Martin Gallant, 00h‘, cillor; Thos. M. Linkletter, As- semblyman. Fourth District Conservatives: Hugh Morrison,

0011mm"; Hon. Heath Strong, As-

semblyman‘. Liberals: W. M. Les, Councillor‘; C. Baker, Assemblyman. Filth District I

Conservatives: E. W. Manson, Councillor; D. l". MscNeill, Assemb- lyman.

Liberals: L. R. Allen, Councilor‘; iii. P. Foley, Assemblyman.

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Will Break Up Debtor Prison

CARMARTHEN, Wales, July 0.- (C.P.) - One o! Britain's oldest "debtors" prisons. equipped with a torture dungeon dating back to feu- dal times, has been ordered demol- lshed

built in 1709 by John Nash, the ecle- brsted architect who designed Buck- ingham Palace.

The prison contains a treadmill on which prisoners undergoing ‘and labor sentences tolled and swsated ln relays u they worked the prison water pump.

Deep down, in its dark and gloomy subterranean passages, are the cold

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