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nnuail Solrsiri floss Dslfyelfl I50‘ tr till L'- S- L- ‘rl-SC

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All Amazing Story of

ing a‘ iilnlilzil-Iiiiiiiiiniftfuili v ' at the Gure_de Lyon.

Westminst

i’ (l)! Dominion News Sen-ire.)

DQNDON. June fill-For the inst six rannths‘ or so “Ernest \\'u|)d" pm] W"! fmlliiiywrd nt the Astoria Romain. out. ‘rehu. Previously she was n “ooh iirilliiii" Ill Plnolhp. ‘vllVliiJilf Finger.

The disclosure of her secret nfier death took her employers completely ill’ surprise.

"fink-ll! ‘Yrninvlvs railed iii-r," said. the tonnage! of the restaurant, “was an excellent waiter.

"When she first arrived I said to her. ‘i cannot outrage you; _ro'.i woniii nut be allowed m work yet.’ I was veferrlnrr in her age. But she prndiir- ed n rertlflrnto from the Wlgnusehooi authority stating that sho was allowed to leave school and go tn work. “This certificate was in the nflmg of i-lrnest Wood. of Wlgiin. iiilllCllflilifl‘. W» stared with me at Pilloii’! toi- 9% years. -

“During this time sfl walked out with n girl. 0n one occasion I remem- her she even had a tight with a man. unii made his nose bleed.

"She used to mix with int-n, of rourse. us an ordinary waiter. and ivnulii ehnff the girls in this kitchen.

"One of our kitchen zlris she seem- Ni particularly sweet on; she would

TEN YEARS

. c-r Infirmary 2.‘.’Ii.°..;"".‘.‘;‘l...'f“?:; ii...‘.§‘§’;. §°§"....'i‘§£

(By Dominion News Service.)

"a, Wflman Masquerad- l'.\ltl$. Jiiiii? ‘JUw-“qifill niis riirni-i,

the Regent of Ahyssiniu, iirrlved in

‘F.

pom-lulu us he stepped from the train

ills ilelli-ntie features iinil aqulline

Knliitlél‘. President hllili-ruuii. .\I. Poin- i-urv. and n number of high ofllcisls oven chair‘ iii"? and as ,.‘ ' _ “Tfiwd Mm- goim; u, (“k9 n“, u, fhe“pliiftr:n.'llge.f.you 'i'he ltus was quite unmoved by the ash‘, m“ w“, "mun "hm" h“ My novelty of his surroundings. lie guill- pflafnnfle, m“; who" "and": hmkm n oil from time to time, und_ in point _of poxm“. ,|“m|_‘._ dignity" outshone nil present. lie ililti "When i ileuiilnii that she should be ch“ "pmmrtmc" 0E l‘ deity recelflug :| waiter insti-nii o! n coiinvnmn. ‘°'““i‘°‘ some of the other waiters to tuki: “mm m“ Emmi "M" Mcnmm‘ En ‘he uul m“! gin p" n m...“ sum She lins ‘Fainri was seen sented with his 39:31pm] dplllhled W1", ‘his when ‘he bni-k tn the platform. while the four wm-p it fur n“. n"; “mm Ethiopian kings accompanying hiiu snl “Shi- ilseii tn nttentl an llniiuu tit\(‘~ Emmi‘ u mule‘ A“ n“! "m" stopped m‘. w)“, "n"! m,“ 1mm’ “ml who l9 they rose like u set of bronze images,

“m. mail. nnii the band i-rnsheii out the “Mar “Hw- novnr sitsporteti her sex, so ' u ‘wmuhwd’ . can IIHIJSN that mi m.‘ no,’ 3U ltas ‘fiifiirl. in n spotless limvlmz

“u-mi" “hi. w“ “Ike 1 whitt- mnutie with tho Stiir and Gold tnr n lung time h, nntm-llnslmlfiunzrlilsizl, (‘ollnr of Ethiopia. and u wide green i-nnie and see her. snsh across his right ltreiist, nvhitt‘

"iiuv hnir \\'.'is i-ut short like n mnu's “MBLW” [Mum h‘ m the ‘mugs’ m“! u illit] the“- iv"; m, 1m“- 0“ h" {Mm ‘w. grey sun helmet, was the instant cen- uni-il tn minim-k on Wm" n round‘ ire uf nil eyes iiilii n hundred cniueras. smnnili i-liiu shi- hail. never dreaming The "uemlum king“ “n: we‘). o‘ a m“; ‘hflrQ w,“ 1| gar,“ n.3,..." f,"- lt‘ very diifereut stump (ruin llns lufnrl.

uni- nf n“, “-n|\,.|~.., M n“, Aflmfln Blifi)‘ and tiui-ce looking. triad in black i-niiiii iiilftii)’ (‘Xvrpgg M; surmise l" velvet i-lnnks. with grey pith iii-iifi» i]... npw,“ “gm. hum...‘ m“. n [my “m1 they made one realize the force that we never ilrenmed iilili‘ she wus uny- hi“ "mil" Eimopl" “ucum-lucred

- cnixnnoronrown, CANADA_ SATURDAY, Jusnm, 1924 - a *

iiiilai l in lfli

wi¥ Hi Pitanuust

Government Control in British Columbia Enriches Only Rum Interests - More

1!)’ A. B. ‘iliucDonald.

‘By this time nearly everyone in the initcii states must have heard u! the "idtiii" "ti"!!! i-uw oi British Colum- bia. For three years the brewers nnd other liquor interests. through their highly organised propaganda. have been tolling us about it. Hlirping tiny in anti tiny out upon the text. "Priiiiibliii-n viilinut bu enforced." they have i)t.‘(.‘ii citing to us the Cnniiillnn pinn us the best way out. 1 have hunrd nuii rend, thousuiiiis of times, this stiiti-muui of the wc-ts: "in British (‘up iillliiiil tin-y have tried Prohibition: it fnileil. iiiiii nun‘, uniii-r government con. trol of beer nnil liquor. there is no bnnilogging uur drunkenness. uud the prulit lrnui liquor sales is paying on‘ tile ivlilillv tielit. rodnring taxes. huiiii- ing roads and supporting hospitals and schools."

l went to iiritish C i b]. . t't2'iliiil.'l‘ tu see if that” Elli?! ltlfllli?‘ one Saturday lilght. in tho hoocltiyvhl i-lubs unii Joints of Vuni-imvi-r lkbnpiif- Iuure turn drunk thun l imd sui-u in uil the Lmieil Mutt-s in ihu four 1.,"- sluee iintiomii prohibition “Puunfnnl: l was In fewer than twi-niy of the twp

think else but n tiny." [in “up iiirtiiighout the ages.

“She tiiti her full share of work. nl- ' ihnugli she was \'pi‘_\' slight iini] 1min so ihnt I nhvnys felt l could lift hur ' up in my linnii.”

Mill IIEPENDS

(Iiy Dominion News Service.)

LONDON. June tiL-lloahton can

l-ivnst what is probably the only cot- ton mill in Eoginnil which is run by wnti-r pulver.

'i'iio mill is iiiri-o storey-s high. eon- tnins 10G iunms. nuii is wnrkiwi b) iiiirty \\'t'li\'l‘I'l4 and their assistants.

hiinors‘ strikes or ronl priiri-s nri‘ int n siinrri- iii‘ mix-r)‘: tvniiir depres- s -n math-vs little. tin‘ running costs aw small.

'i‘iie only time during: ivhlrh nnxiety" iivvrmites the niiii-nivners nnrl the i-ui- piiiy-oeil is the time cf ilrivuiriii. Little i‘t|iil.ii\(‘i'llii~l little pnwi-r. There have bet-u times in u hot stimuli-r when the weavers iiuvo only worked an houvund n hn f n iiny-llie stream has stivppeil.

Yet, so fur as this iiilll is concerned. water has beaten steam and elm-trin- i1_\.

DOESN'T WANT vics- rnssiosncv

Bernini- Wu: gadnfifle; t0 [l] N10" . m; m‘ u pinion tiiutmionni Republican Convention and in nom- ium] (gr t» vice-presidency 0i tho United Oil!“-

iiiRl iliiil iiN RAIN

liiVE RATS

i tliy lluminluti News iiervlre.) I (‘.\.\iiiiiiiili, ilmiluuii, June '.‘ll.—'l‘iie [Pied Pipui‘ iii‘ liiilunllix has n fi-lnluini‘ rival. “in is Miss ltuiiy ln-nili-r; Who In 1'ii no iii‘ 24m rats iiPlli for i-xperi- fnnnliiii purpi-sis nt tho new lviim-rhr-ui- : at thimivrlilae i‘iiivi-riii< iiFi iwvn fiiruiliiiy‘ iipi~|i~

i {ii-v the pnsi sis mouth ' {have nlwnys iWtHl loud of nuiuinls, and ilii lint si-i- why iini- silouiii lri-nt ruis iil|ii-ri~iiil_v from any niiii-rs. 'l‘hn_v are intelligent iiuii ltliiiltlililI vrvntnri-s." hilmt Lender's iintli-s vnusist nt‘ food- inu tiii- rats with nspe-r-lnl iliei pro- si-i-liii-il i-y iiii‘ nuilinriiii-s. who‘ urvv c, N. R. DIRECTOR PA$5E$ usin r Ilium in!‘ i-xperinii-nis tn ii-ii-i'-’ i iiiilliE~iii\‘ t-llei-ts nu the system nf vnrl~ John H. Sitifiliii‘. GWM- P» who nini Tiililiiiilt-‘H. Fused away at New Glasgow, N. $- Eiio weighs i-ni-h mt every live ilnys. on June Bu“ He W3; eiqqtgd to the and ki-i-ps n fnii report i: tlii- c-nnifii; House o, common; iili i904 i0!‘ iinn iii l'lii'it nf the ‘Jill. .iin\i~ are ii _ _ nth-ed nnd siinie are thin. but they nil frolic) _GUYBb01i‘o fiounty, Na: Emil-standing niiiiiii iinppiLv. ‘It’! 192'. e Wis d ‘h re- ".\inii_\- pi- pie think ihnt mine is iiiliflQUFE in public Hie an 0ft B

t'Xil'ilivl"iiiliiil‘_\' Ji-i. iii-s Ii ii-i-nniii." Hui-l organization oi the Canadian Na- .\liss Li-ii-li-v, ‘iiui l iiiink ii is liliit‘ii “anal Rauway was appolnttd i0 more l‘\ii‘iiiii'liiiiili'_\' tiini i-i-rinlvi wo- the direcmraun He was m his “Wit siii-niii ii 1- t-ili'ii n ruilviiinus 77th year-

iiiii'ri~i' wit‘ rats."

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fir,“ , . ‘ of EVerfhEdEiAiEétlJQ/fi

‘Vfli- 1, Ne‘. 44

Charlottetown, Juns 21st. 1924 FREE -

Thoiiflttei‘ said: "Th0 only she Sent iwmpislntle they wenttoo quick-

A Complaint | need iniquiui- inni to kosp Iii!

th one company. Muir's Miiu Jean MacDonald, of Ste. ghxol-tei. n}. dfllwmuh Anne dc Believue, Gum, attend- ing MacDonald College, bought --—— ' 0h i t d :"".':,‘t°:“n;':d' “arias ‘a, m. Wiilillfi Mair n ni sin;- ~' . m ii" climate- ‘M flu“ M“ u" gun-x!“ m: lnitdnzvvwm: exhibition at Warm" oncionad with each p! ago an Milt n uni with l um " WY-

‘funvtliius wliirh must have muiii- (‘\‘lli‘i

Bootlegging Than Ever

it. nnii it was never enforced ns the voters n-ere led to believe it Wutlitl be. llritliiii Columbia never had a chance tn in-i- what ivrohiiiltion might have iinne.

Qne weakness of prohibition in Ilrit< iflhvijilhillliiiiil ivns ihnt under the Fun- aiiiiinluvvs liquors might be imported in uny_‘qiiniitlty for export ugriin. and. under those laws buotieiigers lmporh eii large stocks of booze. ostensibly for exportation. but much of it leakeil nut to be boiliieirgi-d in British Colum- bin. Another ivenkuess was that brew- ers were nlioived to ‘make beer. and. ilistilii-rs were allowed to make liquors for export, and their product was iiootiegged everywhere iu the pro- vini-e.

Throughout the three years of the prohlbitory’ law, hootlegglng brewers and liquor men were blinded toiztliiill‘ iri a “Moderation League". the aim of which was to poison the minds ot the people against prohibition. M155 l" n" brewers and liquor interests in the United States are doing. To fnn the feeling of discontent with prohibition they kept up ll vigorous campnlgn in the newspiiiiers: and they issued s. magazine, The hlodorationist. which

ilivi-s of that oily,

vince.

iliilllii'i.'ti unii liftydii-i- booth-pm"; ‘they spread widely throughout the BT01

British (fulumbin hiid a form of pro-

nilnistration o! it, especially" in ti",

si-eiirnig the illW tiit-iiiéeives, they

lands, depioring the fact that prohibi-

hlbition for three yours; but the fld-kfliflliiflil the country with their proprn

was largely in lho niiiiiis uf pol» t ans uliu “or: nut in syuilpniiiy with

WERE BliiliE

iirnnvi (‘r

'|»l~

iif i_'iniii:iuulit.

‘This Urili-r iins uIuu-nvs linen nssiini. nii-d with the guru-nus mm n“. 5pm.. "WHIHIK ‘flu-re w ii n iiliii‘ ii-iii-n u... lintli Iisi-lf ncr-npli-il n pviniiluniit llllfl.‘ ilnn in iiiU i-i-ri-|i|n|ii.~il. Snme qiiiiini llili illustrations are still in l‘XiS‘ii‘il4'l‘i iilt‘ originals ni‘ whli-h are suid to liilii‘ from the illsinnt ri-iizu of ltihrnril l\'_ who reigned from Hill in 1483i, in whlvh n ywnithfui knight is realistic-iii.

U‘ tlispiiiyw-ii iii the prni-ess oi’ ivnihing] n

"mi "i5" ‘irllui; ufii-r his nbliiliiins i

n boil prorliii-il fi-r iiii- liufvugg‘ yum-i

Mv-norniioiis have, hnivnvi-r, mimi- iinii‘ iii-Iii‘ slin-i- any i-eri-mimini ii! this k1,,“ “'11s illiiii‘i'l‘li upiiu an nsplrniit in tin-l UWiPF nt‘ thi- 1i.im_

ilurim! ini-diovnl tiini-s lr was i-ns-

ii'iiiiti'_\’ in t'i'l'ii|l' 1i in-i- iii‘ klflghlg fur rln- vnrwui- l'lil}.' iltiiiilliiliiii ili-‘iii’ "ill!" :1 i-oininilii-ii nr a roviil wi-iiilini: til‘ s-imi‘ other illlp-ifiiiili Stutt- iiinviliin. Nor until iii» l't'i).'i\ iif innit-go l. iiiti ihi- in-iii-r iii iiir- linili I‘i'i‘i'i\'(‘ n ili-iiniio nvzniilzniiiin nl‘ its nw .

’l‘iw illliliitlfll‘ nf mnniiii-rs w; sii-i<-l~ i_\' “iliiitill iillii it n-ns uni iiiilil ilii-

St‘l'1\|il| iifivillit‘ nl‘ liin nlni-ii-niitii i-nn- iuvy ihnt it t'.\|)iiiii|I‘ti to anything iii nii nppi-iiiu-iiini: its present i-nninn-iis piuipiiriiiius.

'i‘l|i- mrrriiiiiiiliil has :ii\\':\_\'s iii-nu ev- tvniivilinnriiv popular. liiii-ini: thi~ i-izhleenili i't"iliiii‘_\' it "it'll in ntirnvi nu iuiiiii-iise nniiiiini iil‘ piibili- niion - tinn. it was iiFi'lllii|liiliit'ii by n irri-nl bnnqui-i. :i iinil, nnil other nttuiiiinnt

iurnnils upon the [iurses of the newly created knights.

During the nineteenth eentury the ("ustomnry installations were allnweil t0 fiiii into iibey-aui-e. Rueh ivrnetii-ai ounslilorutions iis innit of spare and so forth rendered the lime-honored rere- mony an impossibility‘. in 1025i. however our present King solemnly reinsugur- nted the Order. and in various ways it was brought up to dnte. in order to be somewhat more in accordance withthe

KNilRi“iiRli

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iuirntn v liH HUSBAND

j tliy llonilniim News Servii-ol) _ 1 i'iili'i‘.\i4ii'l‘li. Juno 20.—.\li's. Jun!

.4

(liy Iiornlnlul \‘|\u'~ §II‘\II‘P,) - ~-: \\'iinii. iii‘ (‘us-ii n. butter

i.t).\‘iiu.\'. .inni- \ gpiq“ ,..,..,._: kiiniin :i< "iii-i in‘ William who univ-

uni i‘t‘l'(‘ilii_\' iimk pl no a; \\~,.,.-;|,,T|,.l rii-il lit-v \'|'ll|ii iiusbniiil t summer. sii-i- Alil win-ii il lilllliilri‘ nflinlniitiii has snitlii-ini iinnrlii-r iii-reuvnmi-iit.

s in’ tiii- bins! liitilliifliiiln, ‘rlii- w-Yiiliiii iiiiaiiiiilii. who W-‘l! (irili-i- ni.‘ the lint]; “on, ,.-,,|..,,,,,1\-,iii-whys _iunini~ iiy ihirti-uu yours, was

ii in llii-lr Ft‘\‘|Il'l‘|i\'4* iiiiini nv [nix 1v (ifiiiiii iniiiiiii- iii tilt‘ tlriii-i‘. nii- iniiii-l l‘I-i‘i

uuil has ilieil in

ken iii ri-v-i-iii ‘iii-nth iiitlri -y.

Bi-i-Lgi was wearing all her wed-lint; rinirs win-n seen by u rvpurivi’. 5B6 iiiire up vi-rv well.

Whziii \ is known locally ns "\\'ilii< uni the (‘nnqiii-rnr."

The wiii0\\"s attention for him is s0 )_'i'i'ili ihnt she has iii‘i'ilil‘il ti» revere iliis mi-niiiigi- iiy remaining single to: .the rest iit‘ her life.‘ _

She is nFnv T? years nf ‘age. i

HON P. J. VENIOT

Premier and Minister of Pubiid Highways oi New Brunswick, who will attend the eleventh annual

times in which we live. The oeremony. however. which only takes place now and again. still retains

its old-World charm and dignity.

convention oitho Canadian Good Rosds Amiiliieiini to be mils sq 8t. Andrewrby-ths Sea, N. 8., June 24-2701. '

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