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THE 1 QHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

U-USTOCK QUO TATIONS

N. Y. Stock Exchange

Montreal_Stock Montreal Curb 1 ~ Exchange , (cumiiaa rt-an -' - -—— ‘ stoclu - \ cl," (Canadian Press) Abitbi Can as ‘w-' as 1-4 I am” Ciou getatlzumoia M Bathurst A . Bell T121” , 17: Dom for 2 . . ' - - B 0 Power A / 21 . 3 5'3 1:31’: You sure you're old enough to have , u°en5e?.. 33”“ §"°"“‘1’:‘ 16 ‘l-0 EF'0:3erAv T O 1: lg :.£V£iTsl£i:iL__!£_I_ay es'— ou’1l want to see it!" § c§“."‘r‘»‘a ill H all 4-4-e--1--t--t--to ' “ W P“ 2° 1-1 Int Pei» 21 1-2 # -I-it--1--1--1--t--1--.t--1--is-1-J.--t--L--it--1--I 8:.';.S..‘?”“'“‘" 1:: me. am xo 1- . . e + as 3 3, mmnm 3 New York Curb Dom St 11 1-2 Dryd - -e-- g g How eignith ill l-g (Canadian Press) “""-'-I 16 1-4 —-——— . Int Ni k i 3 - : LtkePo§,vePfd 51,3 stooiu cioae ._ .MtlPowerE ans-s -‘-111°?!-n3 2514 *1 +1-NRQSBTGW 411-2A-inG1Is!iim 333-4 ++ 1+ 1::.::..°“ 11 1-1 cm.:"i“°'......;':'** V 40’ Power C 9 3:4 Creole Pet 19 1-2 I.’ A - .3, Quebec lg-ilver 17 El Bond Eh 7 3-4 .9 s a. souvenir of the Confederation Anni- ‘_ glgwlzllfikal) 23 £4 gglirmbiizilooxom 333.3 3 vgrtsary icelfehraiion. July 16th to 21st, a framed 5; si: mi p.°°J‘ 3.11% {fickheed 51. 22 "’ ic ure 11 our colours f th _ Si 0’ can 74 3-4 ‘ "4 ml‘ 61-2 ‘ii if’ d t_ h b 0 e Fathers of Con ‘F Wm use A 175 pant on 5 7_8 e era ion as een secured. for every schoo1- ,!. Pierce Gov 11 3 room in the Province. a, _ ‘Ii These pictures are now available. You may : Banks ‘it have one for each room in your school at any xa). ' ——-- __ _(Canadian Press) ll time by calling at the office of the Superin- ilr . wmlmn Pm” 3 tendent of 'Education, or at the Canadian Na- ' if such mm s,oT3f°m°' ‘mm’ 33'- _F tioniil Telegraph Office, where for convenience ll’ g:§l“,§:m lg fir“ 011 2 M '9 in night deliveries a supply will be kept. ii’ Montreal 213 1-2 aa..°.‘.‘"2‘.3a 9 12 I“ .3. $521 scotia Ag: gun I ’ k . J. M. MURLEY, it» ~ me‘i’.§°" *5” / . . Ashley 61-4 -[5 Publicity Chairman. : P d D , Aunorlem 354 ii _,_ ro uce rices ..”“““‘... Metal :3 9+-t--1--1-at-it-at--r-r-1--1-+-r--1-+4--1--1--1--is--1--1--1-+ .__ m2‘°»J.'i‘.. ii 3“ _,,____ ' —__I;u_ino_riat. MONTREAL June 22 —(c1=>- 3°bl° io _ .._= . x B tter egg and potato prices 3”1°l'D° 12 - - - in - :1§:1:1;‘°1€.1. sum. 11... offerings ruled unchanged, the gllfijlkgdnfim 3 Minimum Charge for Any Advertisments 25 Cents E,l’¢,m,1311,§’(,':..'eDdep“rl'm°“‘ M A5'l°“1t.' C31 mg 1'3 Central Guardian locals, 50 per word: Western and Eastern ioaaia Creamery butter prints to retail- $313107“ 33 2o per word; Announcements and‘Coming Events so per word; ers sold for 23 cents a. pound and cugblglou 80 Classified so per word; In M “ Notices ‘loo per inch; L1,“ ‘,1 solids for 22 1-2. Western butter 0” Tnth 211 Floral and Spiritual Offerings. Cards ctc.. Bo per name; Letters of delivered in M°§“°“l waif Gem‘ PM 285 Condolence 70¢ per inch. Wedding engagement 40 words for 81.00 °.l,"i{‘.;ieaQr.l‘°b1'l.‘l;hirl’i;' lotsplllnelllg 23. Con Pom fig 1.3 and 10 cents for every additional 3 words. Notice: of Thanks and 23 1_3 Regain“. 534 boxes Chem Re Appreciation, ‘foo per inch or to per word. Lists of “ ‘ riptions ontario white cheese was .offer- Ch°5l°l' us All cents per inch. Address and neeontation $1.00. other rates on ed at 12 '1-8 cents 9. pound and Ch-‘”°m1ll-in 80 -iiiillcation. coioged fit 33. Qiaebecl wiaite trad; Cafe?“ 151? . ed or -8 an co ore or 3-4. Receipts: 2.182 boxes. , Oon smelt 417-8 Graded egg shipments in used D9-V195 301-2 . "“‘- . free cases were offered at 20 1-2. Dome 011 38 3-8 “me He‘? Wanted 1'0 I-at 1;.°1*1*..:..°.:=°1.*1.:1-l='::. .1" .2 ai.li'fitii'n'IiZ"_vv"3-MAN 'ro"’i.oox SUMMER COTTAGE on EAST l“§a‘§’c§§;§‘ 1" ’°’ Q‘ R°°°”’“‘ giatlttsrllilal er summer ‘ ., . A_pi>ly “-J" River to rent for season. Apply ‘poi t -' N_ 3_ .4 M 1 N _ Falcon 535 v__caxa Guardian. L-4u_-5-17-ti. Guardian L-484-6-1‘!-ti. 1 ,,,;.“3‘i,°-; ,_3o_.1_q5';‘“p_ 3‘? ’}°_ N3, geld 151:1: g P was-ran — CAPABLE MAID. r‘o‘ — can M KE'F- i1inTL;Io9.os1 1"§§"11oli§s' 1N 35? igglgh 0065 Lake :17 '2 Good waxes. Apply: by letter zlv- merit Apply 38 Elm Ave. Phone Carolina No. 1 mos 2.25; Caii- Oldale 18 1-3 ingreferencesm" ." care Guard- __i2i_8. L-29-6-21-3i. {am}, No_ 1 «-3» mo», g._.15_g_g5; Gold Belt 3 lim- L-30,;6_-_2_1_-31. ’—?"~:——~"’—— Virginia ham-.31.; No. 1 4.00.4 25; Gold Easle I 6 I-'Ui_tNisnr:n SUMMER CO'I"l‘AG- Virginia barrels No. 1 "13" a.oo- fish 21-a wanted es tor rem. Apply David White. 3.25; virginia bags No. 1 100’s 1.. Hiilliweil 4- Y91k_1’_0i_ni-- L-13-6-21-an so-2.75; Virginia bags No. 1 "13" me 103 FEVER Willi WKNTE5 A3 To RENT — SUMMER. ri.Aca 1m1lfoli'l'l2.EAL June 22 -—(o1=>—— l'l°dl°i' as gift Dii em on Beautiful Home- Phone Mrs. .1. .4. Lawson. ‘ ' Butter and ‘cheese prices held High Sai- emll it Clrbin-'3 Mid G38 33”’ L-57-6-22-3i steady to a shade weaker in mod- H°lll'l8er it 1-8 llna N0 1 tl°ll- GlVB D1500. Write. A. T. 340- '1 -?-—————. 91-gm trading on the Canadian Home on 235 °°"“°“» Wm .5°iii"i’°§,°»9§‘§i§i 3, SUMMER cormoas '1-o RENT commodity exchange today i"“"° Mm . 33 .=___._._______._' ‘ ' ‘__- at Langley Beach, Apply ms egg offerings firmed fractionally. Y 33 34 off Butter spot: Due. (91 score) at 9"“ warns» to RENT. sriiwiunlt i.-12-5-21-22-24-2'1-no-i-1. 3-4-'1-3; Que. (as at-ore» no a-4- Int Nick 481-2 Cottage near Chan ...,..‘ I “"”"——""_“"— 21; Que. (37 score) 20 5-8-'1-8; 1515115 M X1 ADDly "M." can Guardian. summing, conga; To 3,ENT_ Que. (June arade) iii i-2-'1-ii. “ck WM 171-1 1 L-319-ti-zo-as. am... we, mum; wa r. sales: 1-zoo Que. (92 score) 21 -l M Con 31-2 W‘ 5*‘ ‘*3 W Kenr Add 1 .._._._m.___. __.__. Apply D. M. Gus. '1-8: 400 Que. (38 score) 20 '1-8. i mid 1;? WANTED To Buy 31-Ayn]-Na L-14-0-2i-23-24. Cheese spot: Que. white 1 mm uh mi; inner. aim 1»-mcuim. wow —————-———~—----*— "'§’;,,°‘;;,..°°“:.'f{1,,}Z 1:1: .- .. ' For Sale medmm_ B_1;,,ge Md (3 u,,q{,°ged_ Lake Biéore 633 7-8 LBIHIBQU R W —r—“iT"‘uxniii1—‘mW A “P” ‘M ‘ Fgimckgel 3;“ 01¢ £5 Lyn: . ‘ Lebel Oro 31-2 ENTRANCE srunrzn-rs ACCOM- 'ri-emere. New wiltshiie. Currencies L°“'°" .3: modated at Mo Hliisboi-ti sax-§o§t.m L-1 -o-23-11. Mum“ ml L-i 0- - - . ‘=“ “ ———“'—‘—' 33 . I-‘OR sAi.r: — BUSINESS BLOCK _ _ A '- s 1 suitable tor -we or «mice in -533?“ i"i‘3;'t§" “.?.'.‘?...“.’i.. .5315’... l;i2’.f"§§.t " uction a e E .0 .,,, in im rmgdw Agp‘;'..&.. Gufiregfafi‘ 7 narrow changes in terms of the Mclntyre ‘i"“”*‘"’““‘"“vrriv~*~s-is-.-snare”-m ,___" _ was-o-as-ii. ‘am 1‘:°°~: 1111.1‘: .1113; ‘°" *1: 321:1.‘ .lll{li.i‘ui”27l1’llil.‘_nu1i“1a1i;lm. 13151:; ' AL C ox ”'rT'lieexl§ourxl Pickled “up 1-1e'cent Mewattere 411 late Job Inman. L- lo-23-11. “la rsallgltjvosllirse hefiimowli: laegallfrlgtnyatg-l6“po3ih1t.° (letclllll: es 311 - - -—~s~—_: ' ' —-—== 8-be‘ 101' li:llf‘;ng§m°‘;l;g°}mh“;I‘f_§f§§ in the francs to 2.114 15-izh Tl;§’l»i/1forrbigbKirk 113’ X 2 a1°sm°“_ gfnlimvu. so Rochfcrd street. °“’}‘‘_‘}‘““ 1:35 df§c“3,,,,,‘,‘_“ ‘“‘“ 33,,“ 31-4 l--113'°‘33"l- “Mo , June 2'2 -(or)-— N cold 9 WANTED: MANFOII RAW!-E"-‘ill —-———-———— , pound sterung slipped 1-16 to 4.- Nipissinz 135 Route. Permanent if y0il IN 3 The fellow who feels the e si 2 M, m U “ed 5”“, Nomnd 73 3.3 hustler. Sales wav no this 9% the limit is liable to find that ‘*9 7"’ “’ 1,,‘ ,E,,',,'},,,.,., at 1 00 ,;.,,.,,,,,§,, 40 For particular: write R.awieiyg*h's. ma 0; ma um.it‘s a hole in the d°“” rem“ :5 1° 1 ch r} 9 03,1 354 Dem“ M L_"o_m3 F. .Momn,_1_ “M 1-4 on Montreal ore gn ex 1: 3 en 10 Canada. ' 81° t0$’fl1;.I€‘i'2El'g:5hl;I’g;iG3 dipped nar- olxéialta l 1 I 2 —-—_ ro . - . - _ -- ..__—-——-———-—- omega 84 Men Wanted N ’ N MARKETS AT A GLANCE mg rig quc ' V . (By The Canadian Plan) Payinu 42 ..,rl"}§,5',",,m"“g,‘:{ g,§,"p,'n',"_ 3,3 -——- '1broriitn —Induetriai and acid Perron Gold 102 {lesion bee". we must Ainnm. MEETING giatrsss igiflefiér western oils and out 911%: esrrovw 3:; IL ace‘; . ' e . “".,.r.;.."'7i..‘t.’.i°é’t-‘3‘tiy ‘I'M Allliiitl M°°"ii¢ M P- 3- 1- Montreal —Utilities, pggers and Powell 192 ~ makes. Qu 1, .-..,,,'. 0,-d.,-., pe - M I 0 g.iilu’ben_l|ineg golds higher; other indus is low- Prelftlglg 1:: . G1‘. . yeaxlém .l’.‘i"'"°°fl°" ‘M ‘nah-‘e street. °“-°t°"ii- P- l’-5 1- ‘ New York -stocks cl.oaed‘low- iua Great 0 ton income for ca 1”‘ men. save 1 titles availab-o NP! I---“"0 "Ni .er. . MM 001d 5’ iuat a . » au°a°ilhea to become |°°i°°ii P-ll 1 Winnipeg —Wlieat 3-4-1 cent noon. I a 3-4 your c . maiiire without A number of trustees are to be Elma mmm, obiiaati maiiea. 510 st. oiem- Iiggggii W W W‘ W‘ '“ °‘“" New York _cottcm. -aim and st Anth 11 ent. Mon , N-4. “mm WV“ l“-'° sugar higher; rubber lower. Sa:dAgti 1% 1 2 ...._._.._..-—-—, ____._.__:..,. 5; - .......... g ...a ..g. v..'1'.'r.‘.’.?.'.:$;-:'..~!...'-"-*"'........."*'-"'°' mom-h cm gg,-3,9?” -' M 5 ‘M "."“' .0 ‘ (Canadian Press) slaeoe 18 . ,l 5,". a, an am are use to no . June 22-selected aladen a: '".'&‘ouaumaut on the, mining tationa on Montreal stadaoona 5214 1,3 ‘ uflowi iciublurttodlvwarez. gtlixwooifika 'l -'rnaau'rir. moat. ‘ clout vaiiiio M0 1- r.-ne-o-u-1u-io-a1- ~ . on Bush i ‘I A %“§,,_°" all '1lf:il8 com 134 ‘I 9119 ‘ 1. 'riiom'o~ou1 - 5 Vent-um ‘ . .,....._——:-———-- '3 [GI-‘['1‘, .. umwi-so Mousytiiox Wllie Am ‘log EXA ATION;[ . mg». ”“‘g,-;_~;««,-_-,-,_ gfi‘i'i-1- A ,1-2 At Montreal —-Pound 4:011 '1-8,3: wn any .* are U. I. G1!‘ 1.00 1-4: film: 2.65 17-03.’ ‘ UNLIITID ‘A9’ ‘ York -—Pound C.M I-162 . 1 dir,.99 3-4: from 2.01 1' :3 .- I all’ ‘ . _'__ ' pat. i-goimd msn 5 . " ~ 1 = ‘I ; odmiian till #9 our atoms in 9.1- ‘ii’ ”t"'la¢lll§ lilac iiminc .'1.1r;ul.’l’I,‘l'ma; oanadilu a% a-13 lEn:'i.0:‘d:0 eamani-3 run. 311-; var." Oiiits. . I ' : " ~ in. , . . . _ mad . 34- ti-um I-O4 it-imlwtion w 4 nuruniaaiain titan. .,..-.i.l~. oamay 41.15; mi; no 1-1. out. the: int

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M° ; June ii Wheat’ Nor em'we.-item No. 3 42 1 3, . No. i 32 3-4-.ilour spring wheat patents. seconds 4.35: bakers 41 whetzt patents. ch%i

s G. W. L.

ei- fiumttliniincthediireien . ljtciee for mini moneytmm

ed the President. ineiniber-s and Reverend Chaplain for their as. may durins her term of office.

W hheibia i.n her report

98 . showed that quite a sum of money was realized from eritemtainuieuits given by the League. and a satisfactory financial condition remained after all taxes had been paid and done. tions made to worthy causes. Election of oflicers for the in- °0m- year took Dtace. and re- sulted as follows:

lat. Vice-Pms.—4Mm. J. .1. Mac- Donald.

and Vice-Pres.——Mr-s. Jolin. Mc- Nelly.

and Vice-Pres.—Mrs. LouisGrim- es. ,

Rec. Secrieta.ry-—Miis. Leo Dunn.

Cm’. Secret.airy—M.rs. X. Mac- Kenzie (re-elected).

'rrea.siirier—l'lvfim Iwberta Weath- erbie (lie-elected)

After election of officers, Rev. P‘B.l'.l’leTCl'0l!le'n addressed the meet- ing on the work of the society, and thanked the prtsident. officers and members of the‘ C.W.I.. for

9 Dmfifes made during the r. A vote of thainks was then x- sented to the retiriniz officers, and the meeting lyrmight to 3 close

EMPEROR LIVES

TOKYO. June 22—(CP)—-E1'ii- ipei-or l-Iirohito has aibandoned

courtly spiendior for a. frilsiil rou- tine because of Japan's war in

China. Well-lildgyfflltd newspapers say silken mimeut for cotton. sold all

his gold and jewelry and instead of pursuing his hobbies , ‘ his

days buried in endless affairs of watch he consults

el costing lws than

10 yen, in ut $.75.

The newspaper Asalii recently

described his daily rmitinie as fol-

ovws: . Herise.ss.t'1a.m. At8-‘negoes

to the -mausoleum of his ancestors to pray. He then devotes an hour to studying the newspapers and

afterwards, attired in military imi-

shorts, ton 23; middllngs. rolled oats, bus. 80 lbs 2-3

No. 1 prints '23; no. 1 gra

rtohs: A-1 large A-large 24; A-medium

1 100's 2.50-2.75; N 1.

0 Wheat values tumbled math a bushel today to the lowes

Liverpool and Win- ovement of new crop inals in the south-

in corn and rye prospects of better ai-vest; weather were encouraged oontinuabi

market break of

1 Wheat closed 3-!- 58 3-4 than yesterday, July 88

89

47 5-B-3-4, Sept. 49

3-3; oats 1-2-'1-8 lower. ________

01'' B16 LANDLOEDS

' N itable donations in clined with disappearance

(I

I mono. and

to expect table contribution lhouid also

y ,1‘ he added. "the landlords were of our own denom- ination, and they are disaPi>eOl'ln8- -We and it is to be feared that ters will be worse. The older land-

real interest in the

ir ecu

frienthhip that‘ tween them and people who went once their

Urges Investigation. _ Into Espionage

ABEINUIUN. June I)-(AP)-—

form, tairu his morning walk.

Prioin mid:-morning until 7.30 pm.

he is enxzrossed in state affairs.

Since the war in China began.

“° 1'2iAsahi said. the em ror has dis- carded silken and i on underclo- 22 1_2_ B thee for oominwn cotton. I-ills eye-

’ glasses are rimmed with celluloid

his gold has been turned

because over to the Bank of Japan. And ' he has given up his favorite pas-

time—-bioiogical‘ . The emperor's automobile is run

1‘ on a Japanese fuel substitute. The _ ruler neither smokes nor drinks

foreign wines or liquors. DOROTHY HARDY 'ro BECOME

BRIDE O GEORGE FRASER.

(Ottawa Journal, June 1'!) with a lame number ad Ottawa guests present, an interesting and charming wedding will take lace this siflerrioon at four o'c of

Dorothy Patricia Hardy. younger

daughter 'of senator Arthur C. Hiard-y .

Church. Otteiwa, at Thomtcn

Cliff. the a rtwtive slimmer home

of the hiri s parents. on the at. Lawrence near Brockville. The bride will be given in mar-

riage by her father and her only attendant will be Mrs. Russel B.

iawafwiii ‘be best manlfor his

brother.

Ottawa quests will include the Consul General of the United tea and Mil. John Farr Sim- the Consul General of P0- and Madame Jam Pawlica. the Consul General of 'I'lie-Nevth- av-lands and Mrs. J.A. schuurman, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Oastongiiay. Mr. and ‘Mrs. Er“ Biaoldburn, Mr.

Mr and

and Mrs John t'\'e«.-smi.

and Mr-. W. 'l‘.'. Bhlneff. Mr. C

tosh GIVE AUTOGIRO u

luv The Canadian Press)

. Warren Barbour “(Balk ai

oA'nwnvs l)E:'lA'l'

O . June 21- in Me mzih-. ll“; Gateways tilwffclted

and is ombined , no-‘:3. eiilortgn acres the boot. into revolution

nitod

ta flv-irw in the belief they may be (led naofivl tr‘ Aiehlq-,9: when-9, landing that --I -sir‘-..nfl new is restricted.

9 l 'i.‘lw.- new m.I"‘ilTl4‘.i| may be f‘nwn riff an arm ilttlo bigvor than it hvnnia 1-mm. and can ".l1i1f‘i‘li" ver-- 1 ii!-al 1'1 and is feet. 'f'h-v can be landed in s corres-

ln-~:"»-vlv small -our

The "ivrmn" intro-Mi’ is achieved be be arearimr the windmill-like rotor Thh vanes of thi- 1-oto- are civics-<1 in e horiaonta‘ hotel. draw des mwltion while W-.-v -vain mood and with a cane while he talked to

scrapers. , wines are burned tr: "lake hold" 0' found the greatest cui urai lIao\1t- .~‘~.‘ ulil ltbe lit‘ and W0 the machine of! side of Russia in .1‘-1 vnura. -nu vww raft also fltaicm". . one Mn N "‘v~v3r-"‘ shirt‘: 1 Fill. wind without

The ‘ meeting or the Port Aumistiis sub-dividon of the Catli- olic Women‘: League was held May Ihhem "°°tnl'oawwl‘ii1 at

- . . am Himhee oecupl the choiir. Aifter

the year's wait also Rev. mt-lie: Croken for his kindly interest and advice I/t all times.

. Mrs. Urban Ourley read 1; N.

. hich Iiismented iliengmids’. and tl‘i’a'nk-

.Miss Roberta

ON WAR STATUS ye“

. Prvce nraveon-Bell. Miss Mary G1-av. ML! Melba Larri*v'v. Mir»: Katherine Dunning. Miss Frat-cos Bates. Mr. and Mrs. .1. arm‘

am-ian. Mi-s H51’-1 ahmi, or iur-rntosh. M.P.. and Mrs. Moln- PLACE IN PLAN

LONDON. June ii‘)-(OP)-The 1- min ‘ .. ‘Ms ordered seven -uiogiro sii-cteft for experimental

Architect.

Hunter, Architect. Dated at Charlottetown, this 22nd Day of June, I939.

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Ganadafs Trade

far east is being maintained in

general

National Railways at Sin/Elmore. straits settieuienfs, now in Moor.- reai on his regular furlough, and while here is reporting to the offi- cials of the 'I‘ratfic Department relative to matters in which the

interested in the far east, India and Ceylon.

Thiere is a. steady flow to Gari- ada of such commodities a.s rub- ber, tea, rice. burlap, vegetaibleoils, tin and canned pineapple from the territories metiitioried. accord- tb Mr. Laiiwler, in all of which

in t—Mrs. William Huizhw trgflic the Canadian Nationallialig

ways are actively interested. commented very favorably on the work being done in the far east by the Canadian Trade Commissioner.

. B.C. Butler. and e his appreciation of Mr. Butler's activ- ities in developing traffic between Canada and the far east. Relative to the passenger situa- tion. Mr. Lawler noted an increas- ing nuimber of people travelling fromthefareest to the Unified Kingdom on leave. now choose the route across Comedic. and in the appropriate season, an appreciable number of those travelling via Canada are interested in a stop- over in the Canadian Rockies and take the opportiinitv of spending a few days at J _ r National Park: the attractions now be- coming quite well known in the Orient and far

5

‘rs service in Canada, was transferred to the Oriental omen- ization of the Canadian National

STATES PBLICY

ment at Geneva.

J'i3iRUsALEiM, June 20—(OP- Ha.va.s)—-Bombs thrown through I window in the Vlllffe of Lusia. near 'I‘i.be'ria.s today killed two

Arab women.

Meanwhile pleas agairist error- lsm were bein made at the open- ing here of is National Jewish Comic

i1. One Arab injured in a bombing in the Haifa market yesterdaydied today, bringhlg the death toll in

British troops seized guns and bullets in a subterranean vault i.ri the Jewish colony at Raniatgan. near Tel Aviv.

GENEVA, Juno z0—(A.P)—Mal- colm MacDonald, Brit/iah Colonial Secretary, declared today the Arab revolt in Palestine was a "genuine patriotic movement" which Great Britain must respect if she carries out her obligaizicns as the admin- istrative power under her League of Nations mandate.

Home to explain Britain's new Palestinae policy to the League of Nations mandate commission.Mac- Donald bi ‘cast his statement in North America.

preserve a balance between Jew

and Arab in the Holy bind, the Colonial secretary said the Arabs

home. Statimz the mandate problem "in

from being dominated by Jew and Jew ri-om being dominated by

latter result.

th 2- economic power "decisive." HITS EMPIRE HUB

but condemning it Bald is making plans

~ mimite iho

‘light

city. ‘why ‘then is plan 11 for everybody.

ardxworth as th% will beunder itsooii enough fldht sat Irina: o

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Illmrfanlluaaaelua

. Sealed tenders will be received on and up to July 4th,‘ l93t not later than 12 o'clock noon, for an addition to the Proviaciii Sonutorium as per Plans and Specifications prepared by J. M. Huntu Each render to in accompanied by a unified check

for $2,000.00 Tenders to be addressed to Dr. P. A. Craeliiidn Secretary of the Provincial Sanatoriiim Coiniliissioii.

Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. . Plans and specifications to be seen at the office, of J. M

Grows In Far East

fair volume," said L. L. Iaawler, of the Canadian

RE PALESTINE

British Colonial Sec- retary Makes State-

Reviewing Britain's efforts to

had remained hostile throughoutto the project of a Jewish national

a nutshell" was to prevent Arab

Araib, MacDonald denied Britain's new policy would brinig about the

an

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PROVINCIAL SANATORIUM COMMISSIOIQ

L98—6-23-4i.

uuoat.°°'i'.'.“ the year" ’“daaW°ia“§‘t March oi. fiarxatiaa

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