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H' M’ of Commons that, 'f meet the MARIAN * '§ wishes of the veterans, a joint com-

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0uSe Cartoon-Cul'l0Slly ,whole matter of war pensions.

Action on this will be taken short-

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, _ ly and the personnel announced.

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NEWSPRINT MERGER IS CANCELLED

(Canadian Press)

MONTREAL, June 24-The Star

#bday says:

"Tho widely heralded merger of

Canadian newsprint companies un- der the sponsorship of a committee representing the larger banking in- terests has now been definitely relegated to the indefinite future. The consolidation will move for- ward to its fruition through an- bther route, and the ultimate result Will be ii more satisfactory ending T0 the iinhnppy flight of industry.

"The so-called 'Beatty Commit-

\oe,' so named for its chairman E. W. Beatty, K. C., representing the Canadian clirirtered banks has now been faced with a situation which forbids of further progress at the present. time. Negotiations .which were planned on an extensive scale - have been narrowed down to a point whore further overtures are impossible. Time must now elapse \c allow for ii definite settling pro- less.

“Tlie entry of Engliu-id's Lord

l?»°nvcrbronk into the industry throligii Price Brothers, coupled with thc financial collapse of the Abitibi have disturbed the inquiry il no small fashion. At the same lime, considerable interest is evid- )nt in the chain of events with the kitematlonal properties. While this kompany has been entrenched for home years, it is reported that signs )f weakness have become apparent. "There is considerable opposition

lo Lord Beaverbrook in his an- nounced plans for Price Brothers Ind Company reorganization. Among the bondholders, there are lmall groups discussing tho Que!- Mon of organization to secure fur- ther compensation for concessions which they are asked to make. The interest, it has been stated, will |10 paid if earned, and at the some lime it is stated that the loss in Price Brothers operations for the mn-eng, year will exceed one mil-

. . . ._,.. .. It was stated tonight at the res-

uon 'doum s-6, 1-0. M. G-2. tested J. D P whemey, English 1 The morning mtbemwillbe Wood- Devotional Life of the Minister." mance of Hu lmoilmoy llgr. An- wrne babie une of action in urn neun wiiu moody raven veieran, e 3, a-4, 'i-s ana iuiieen 4°* °f '"1 l

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¢,, .,.,w.p.ini industry as it m°v°=`<=¢d M” 'W1 "‘° ‘°°° °f °“‘Y °"° W°h ff°"\ th” P0"-'ii Devi# CHP » » »- -~-- A » ' by 0-11-41 -ad unnaimaiuui, um mera-*w the point where en equit- 'game defeated mu w. M. cpuyer, 'r. 'rii¢zynri¢i. a-e, e-3, s-:.i , _ novice Baker (soprano). viii line asv. H. D. being s ro- , um uiiioiinegmno had not hom

pany‘s position is akin to these two.

"Consolidated Paper Corporation

iaries. Consolidated Paper‘s man- agement dropped the Thunder Bay properties into the lap of the Abi- tibl Company in the earlier months of this year. Its liabilities were thus reduced and Abit.lbi's increased through a change in the bank loans by which the purchase was effect- ed jointly by the old Canada Power

Abitlbl.

AT WIMBLEIJDN

(Canldian Press)

-Britain's leading contenders for the womens singles tennis title continued their march through the second round today at Wimbledon. while a reversal of form brought elimination for the country's third ranking star in the men's division. invading forces from the United States swept along to new rounds that will provide stiffer competit- ion.

Mrs. Eileen Bennett Whitting-

stall defeated Mrs. S. K. Edwards, also of England, 6-3, 4-0, 6-0. Bet- ty Nuthall eliminated Miss B. Mav- rogardaoto, Italy, 8-1, B-1. Dor- Othy Round advanced with a. vic- tory over the Belgian girl, Josanne Sigart, 8-2, 6-0.

Something of an upset came to

day, however, when G. P. Hughes, Davis Cup player and Britain's third ranking star fell before Rod- erich Mennel, of Czechsiovakia. It was n second round match that went to the towering Czech as Hughes failed to measure up' to expecicd form, and the scores were

‘ Some days before prorogation of

Parliament, Hon. Murray MacLaren,`

able merger can be effected is It is understood that the matter through the way of receivershlps iii' iuiiaudsu iii the P°“5i°n5 list for the topmeavy membem The will come within the scope of the Backus-Brooks group have been in °iiqiiii'y‘ This was demanded by the hands of B receiver for more the veterans' officials yesterday,

than B year; Abmbl now appears | following publication of news items scheduled for that position and i iiiiiiciiiiiig that many persons had there is general consensus of opin- made iippiicaiiws i°i` p°“si°“ ion that interest will not be forth- i iiiiiiiiiiieiiiiy' and that 'awards made comm; Prim Brothers and c°m_ by the various official bodies lin

is without fixed charges of conse- time impii°ai'i°ii ihiii Such frauds quence for a five-year period. It is i “ie Wiii°'spi`ead has amused °°“' thus m B posmon to raw B period siderable resentment among of- of severe operating condmmm SL ficials of the returned soldiers or- Lawrence Corporation have small gaiiiziiiiiiiis' Wh” have received it charges through one of its subsid- as 3 i'eiie°ti°“ iiP°“ the integrity

and Paper Corporation and the] Sudden Death

wggmggon, E,-,gimd June 3|' the board of the Dominion Bank,

yEAn's noiiuwrw ` coiminv snaralsn

Fredric March lead-I ing the laugh parade'

Romeo,lovin'where the lovin’ is best-

inaswift-pacedstory that moves as fast as a honeymoon!

Summerville

Comedy Cartoon And "Unshud Maiden'

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To Examine Administration'

Of Pension Act

Canadian Press)-Appointment of the joint committee, comprising representatives of the government ; and of the returned soldiers organ- Jizations, with e. view togexamining -the administration of the Pension

few days, it was learned here to- night

iMinister of Pensions and National

fllealth, announced in the House

,cess and would investigate the

been established to be based on evidence subsequently proven false.

of the great body of returned men.

In order to clear the air they

have demanded that the whole matter be probed, and such an in- vestigation will iikcly come within the scope of the terms of referenf to the commttee.

Of Banker

(Canadian Press Cable)

I/ONDON, June 24--Charles S.

Blackwell, Toronto, Chairman of

died suddenly at the hotel where he was staying here.

Mr. Blackwell, who was 89 years

of age, collapsed while he was talking to friends. Doctors stated that death was due to heart fail- ure.

lit there ever was an answer to a

crying need, we'd say it was that tearless onion someone has develop- ed dawn in Texas.-.Boston Herald.

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Bower, of England, 6-1, 6-0. Helen Jacobs, secind ranking United States player, defeated Mrs Phyllis Covell, British Internstionalist, 6-1, G-2. Sarah Piilfrey, of Boston, Maas., won from Mrs. E. M. Dear- man of England, 5-7, 8-4, 8-1.

The United States Davis Cup

trio of Frank Shields, John Van Ryn and Wilmer Allison won their

singles to catch up with the field Shields defeated D. C. Taylor, Eng land, 8-3, 8-4 6-1' Van Ryn de-

Aei win be made within the next(

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Endorses Prem s. Sch e m e F o r Trade Recovery

ofrraws, June 24-day The 1oNii:>oN. June 24~<C“;°‘”°“

Press Cable)-Cancellation o war debts and reparations in Europe. for which Premier Ramsay MM' Donald is contending at Lausanne.

f was stressed as an essential pre- ,llminary to trade recovery by Btan-

ley Baldwin, Lord President of the Council, replying on behalf of the Govemment to a non-confidence motion in the House of Commons tonight, The motion, sponsored by the Labor opposition, was decisive- ly rejected by the House, by 443 votes to 47.

Russia was in e much happier

position than Great Britain at the present time, declared George Lansbury, Labor leader, supporting the terms _of the motion.

Mr. Baldwin claimed that the

tariffs imposed by the Government were having the desired effect, al- though lt would be two or three years before it was known whether official expectations would be ful- filled.

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Says Delegates, Should Attend Port Opening

(Canadian Press)

WIZNNIPEG, June 24-Since the

completion of the Hudson Bay rail-

,way and the Port of Churchill

“Manitoba has become one of the Maritime Provinces of the Domin- icn,” Hon. W. J. Major, Manitoba Atiomey-General said today. “It would be a great thing if repre- sentatives of the different nations of the Empire saw what faculties Manitoba has to offer in ocean com- merce," he said in connection with the suggestion that Imperial con- ference delegates should attend the opening of Churchill.

Would Offer

(Canadian Press) anno, Néviuia, June a4-wiii-

ingness to guarantee $100,000 as n. lure to Jack Sharkey for a heavy- weight championship fight in Reno was expressed here today by Leo- nard Sacks, business manager for Jack Dempsey, former titleholder.

If he gets the opportunity, Sacks

said he would match the new chun- pion with /the winner of s fight here between King Levinsky, Chi- cago, and Max Baer, California. Dempsey would referee.

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Sharkey $100,000"

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WHY TROUBLE T0 purchase

ready for use. Plenty of Pork. 20c. quart at stewerrr Bakery. Satur- d,,y_ 25-_li

€ mmnn mivnsr cannon-, i GAPITU L iff. 121 fi; MUTIDAY

FREDERIC MARCH KA Y FR A N C IS i" °i`“'i°"°i°.T° J“.Ti} mi. B°i.§if

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CAR. ACID PHOSPHATE Arrive

your addition req einen mediately. Asociated Shippers In- corporated. 3014-6-24-2i.

DELICIOUS OVEN baked Pork

and Beans. baked in earthen crooks in our own ovens. Saturday only.

ment. Btewiirt's Bakery. 25-li

MILTON-St. .lohn’s Church

sunday June 26th: Sunday School, lo A. M; Morning Prayer and Ser- mon, 11 A. M2: Evening Service. 7.30 P. M. St. ,Mark's Rustlco, 8 P. M.

-1 POLICE COURT-At the P0lic8`

Court yesterday morning a theft case was adjoumed until Monday. For the illegal consuniption of liq- uor an offender was fined $10 and costs or 20 days. A prohibition case was remanded until Monday.

FRESH COOKIE, Pies, Cake,

Fancy Pastry, Doughnuts, at Stew- art's Bakery, Saturday. 25-li

TRYON-'Rev. J. K. Thompson

will conduct the service in the Presbyterian Church, Tryon on Sun- day, June 26th. at 7.80 p. m.

PROF. Tl!0MPSON'S Pupils Re-

cital on Monday, June 27th, Zion Hall, will include Vocal, Organ and Two-piano selections. 3951-8-25-li

MR. 8.1!. S, HEMMING of Mont-

real, who is a Certified Public Ac- countant, has arrived in Charlotte- town, and is opening a branch of- fice here. Mr. I-Iemming is a son- in-law of Mr. H. J. Palmer and will be welcomed to commercial circles in this city. For further particulars see his advertisement in this issue.

HUNTER. RIVER., Pastoral Charge

United Church of Canada. Services for Sunday, June 26, Wiltshire school at 10 a.. m. Service at 11

pleasantly entertained for the La-

journed preliminary inquiry in anx action of Seduction against a party from Fredericton was completed

hearing two witnesseg for the mc- cused refused to remand him for trial to the Supreme Court and the case was therefore dismissed and the accused released. Mr. Alban Farmer appeared for the prosecu- tion and Mr. R. R. Bell for the ac- cused.

ON I-IONEYMOON -Rev. Tho-

mas Humphrey, of Kensington, who was ordained to the United Cli“l'~\ mini-‘ltry at the recent Maritime Conference held in Sack- Villc. arrived in Moncton yester- day, accompanied by his bride._ They are spending their honey. moon motoring in the Maritimes and while here are the guests of the groom's cousin, `Mr. Walter Humphrey and Mrs. Humphrey, Weldon street. Rev. Mr. Humphrey has accepted a. call to the United Church at Hamilton, Bermuda. -Moncton Times.

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GRTOUND.-The raidcnce cf Mr. Neill McCallum, Allision, Lot 83 was bumed tothe ground yter- day morning. Mr. McCallum at the time was at East Point on 1 fishing trip and the fire was dl- oovemd by his parents, who heard the crackling of the flames while they were eatinc d'nnef- 'rhev Immediately notified the ncisiiml. who by their effort! were able $0 an the other bulldlusl lui! much of the contents of th, house.

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'rnl narnsr cmmcn-,-nr. w. L. Arehibeia or Asian University

will be the mominl DP¢l¢h¢f 9-V "I0

Baptist Cburchi takinl as hisi them "Misconceptions of Religion." Tho Rev. A. G. Crowe of Bedeque will preach at the evening service.

Thursday. The Magistrate after'

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LADIES’ WHITE KID PUMPS. CHlLDREN’S BLACK KID Cuban and High heels. Per STRAP SLIPPERS, sizes "5 to pair $2.95

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Shoe Bargains

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LADIES' CHIFFON HOLE- MEN’S BLACK OXFORDS, all t

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shades. Per pair, only .. $1.00

solid leatlier, with steel clutter plates. Per pair $2.95

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MEN’S INVICTUS BOOTS AND OXFORDS, worth $8.00 and $9.00.

Special price this week only. Per pair $6.75

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LADIES’ PATENT

“Kingsi.ury'e”. worth $5.00 and $6.00 to clear at per pair $2-95 and $3.95

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SLIPPERS LADIES’ PLAIN BLACK KID

PUMPS, spike heel, in A.B;C. and

D. widths. Per pair . . . . .. . . . $3.50

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High,heeis. Per pair, only .. $2.95

leather. Plain toe. Per pair, Only $1.95

BOYS’ BOX KIP BOOTS AND OXFORDS. Sizes 1 to 5. Per pair $1.98

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No Approhagtion--Terms Strictly CASH T Purdie-Ferguson Shoe Go

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service, a special story sermon per

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“G “ Ti‘“'“i“Y “ii°‘“°°“ Mm iod is provided for me Junior rim- suing; T3 hz: webiziait

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Herbert Piiiits' Adiiiiriii si' veiy es and the regular study period is business matters were attended to. -

‘uw Md of the Christian church. from 12 to 12.30. During the months of July, August

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Assisting Mrs. Piero in weieomin .an immw' ii W"

3 discontinue the meetings, and meet

the many guests were the President PR.E'I'I'Y WEDDING.-A quite '

Mrs. iu-iiien neil, and Mrs. w. L. but pretty wedding was eoiennirea :,',°°i;,;;° nizundziytlif ,§:°,:i,,':f.f'i' Outhouse. Presiding over the tea by Dr. E. H. Ramsay at the home of Cubs at the daintlly appointed teaithe brides' mother Mrs. J. A. table were Mrs. Alfred Gordon and Puncher, Hillsboro Street, on . Mm' Mawoubrw .Wednesday ,ut when mr dum" mrs. Leo J. Moor-sen one miie

Miss Mary Victoria Puncher was awhm' hmm °i Jen” ony

casa msimssnn _ Before Mr. united in marriage in Mr. Harry w. ‘"i"‘i °ii iii’ “M9 “ki” “mit

Donald MacKinnon, K. C., an ad- Hyde. '1‘he bride looked churning i'° °Pend,th° mmm mit with ms'

in a blue silk crepe ensemble wit-ht Mmmihs pumut' Mn md Mn' hee in meieh and was etienaed’by|H”“" i"°i’°i`i"' xiiiwiii “ii” M°' her sister Mrs vvinnifreri Puneher. C'i"'i'i‘ "iii ’°i’i iii' 'ii' iii’ i“ii°i°

She was given in marriage by her brother Mr. Frank L. Puncher. Following the cermorny a wedding breakfast was served to the bridal party aft/er which Mr. and Mrs. Hyde left on a trip through the Maritime Provinces. At ii pre- nnptial shower held in honor of tihe bride she was the recipsnt of many beautiful and useful gifts. Their many friends wish them a happy

if-pd iriwpefvul :tourney through

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“muy 'ras couvlcr" -The

their play "Tony the convict." in

large and appreciative audience. Crapaud Hall with its large stage

of this five act play, a full report of which has already been given, '1'here_ was not a dull moment be-

and harmonica and piano by Chu, Tulilln. Mr. Brid3¢l.‘ John Heck- bert. obert Craig and Mrs. Simp- son. Mrs. Bimuwn was at her but in two solos, "I Love A Icuie"’and "14'/ve ii. Little Cottage" while John Crcuier held the suehenca for n “U0 W GNP dlncinl’ as a clown.

Gully treated the performers to A WY! dllnty lunch. Cmdy‘unr| we

ing and profitable paper on "nr,

wl.rd’| ‘The Splen y,'l’hs wu followed by ah able and di-ca Casino, apostolic dei to to Glory" At the evening service Min instructive address on "Russia" m

IndimVR.iver Hockey Club staged °“p°i'“iii°°'"

Crapaud Hall on June 21st to A Hi' H°ii°°“ 7°” Pi” xi' iii' °"

md ginseng, mmm|n3,.|m,n”°d ncatneu of churches ond the ni-i the enthusiasm of the performers m“i°“"°‘“ “mmf” m-“Y "N"

tween gets, many and “ned were if tions Ind the U80 of lttlflolll XTC!- tho specialties. Two violins, harp' H1 in d°V°\-|011! "9 ITIO “|1505

The Craimid people very tener- uname noueeesie utemion.

ii' iii* Hiimpsiiiie s°ii°°i iii L45 Mendelssohn "0 for the wings off view of Dr. Bruce Hoppers Lowell ,i 4 ’ ii' iii' sewici’ ai 3 ii' iii* Hiiiiii" a dove " while the choir will ren-' Lectures on Russia. An interesting

River sciioiii ai 103° °’ iii' sei' der slieliey's “Saviour again to discussion followed in which Rav 4

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vi” iii 'L30 ii' m‘ Thy dear Name." The Sunday J. E. Purdie and others took part.

PLEASANT SOCIAL GA_I_HER_ School forms part of the morning In the afternoon, after devotional

THE FUTURE

(Canadian Press Cable) LONDON, Juno 24-“Ab Lausan- D0. we are trying to clear up thu messes of the pastg; at Ottawa wi src working for the future," de- lcllred Sir Basil Blackett, formal ibeld of the Imperial and Intema- tional Communications Limited. addressing a meeting of Conserva- tives at Westminister today. » That was the essential differenci between' the reparations conferenci and the Imperial Economic Cen- ference at Ottawa, Sir Basil added. “Above all," he remarked, "what is needed at Ottawa is the leader- ship of this country in the matter of currency."

part or August. to mend his mn- tion here also.

Rome Issues

N e w O rd e r

ROME, Juno ` 24-(Canadian

Press Cable)-Burning of candies before statues and sacred images in Catholic churches hu been for- biddsninthediooascotnomeu “tending to give the appearance of

Mt’l. Firemen _(4 Laid To Rest

(Canadian Pnu) MON'.l'R»EAL, Juno M-imc N( automobile of Fire Chief Raoll Gauthier rolled slowly behind thi firetruck belrlnghisbcdyintbi civic funeral oortcgs beldhoro to- day for the director and three fire- men who were killed in the Gym' beline disaster last Friday. Onthebonnetofthecarllyau

Chiefs smoke-grimed white helm" with the red fx-ontpieoc which wal picked up on the Vickers whlri altar the explosion that ended hl life. Underneath the helmet was 1 mackintosh. Un the rear 'of thi car was a floral fire alarm box oi rod carnations, bcnrii# tba word! “fire Alarm. Last cali box alfa," thi final cali the Chief answered.

Issued by the Vloll Gmofll of

der says that the candles do not contributc to the cleanliness or

often smokes tba walls and vitiatcl the atmosphere.

Photographing of sacred func-

by the order, which will cause con- siderable oamge in oetnoih churches throughout the world if other dioceses follow its ruling on burning of candles beforclllilgll. The custom is one centuries old and if it were generally abolished the appeal-ance ol ohuroluo would

Gobbier Adopts 9

iiatemai R01.

...rl OOBOURD, Hilo 34- MH. W.

Off'l'AWA, Jima 22-(By _ the Canadian Prom)-The ruling of the

ci-nam were sold. This company Vicar-General of the idiooolc -of mm. ng pm," . bbla ` hvhmwuwdwnmat zhunomerormaainnheuuoreanaiu " hu p lilly In Cflsnud in the ful. before statues andaondimagao in mogher-hong, gg-,_ gsm-|, u al'

°-*- Roman gztbolio oliurobcn is im-

MINISTBIIIAL ASSOCIATION- llklly to followed In Olhldl, lo-

The P. E. I. Ministerial Alsociat- col church authorities believe. In ion mgt in St. Paul’s Hlli on the their opinion ogumlig ghqfghg gn 15th Inst., with \ hir attendance. the Dominion will follow the nge- W- B°°¢lu'°yd conducted devotion- old custom of burning taper: at

sl exercises, and read an interest- religion; ogzgm|m|¢g_

menu 'euumeatne dunno!

cioerlmont, not the gobbler on If iurirey em. 'me rebnierfet awe mei: kindly io his new ma immo- ciiltomsd dutin, and hu hluilwu out io tin-lien. no mud: bil uma leeiouuy in true mmm' tuhion, wording off all intruders

communicated from various arch-dioceses

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