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lng well as morning of Tuesdays and Saturdays.

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mmlr virgins

Ito better place to select your new walnut. cheer. than during this sale. artistical- ly pennies shuts sntsad mosh. prcci’. Prices scat interesting.

liouillrs,

Clftown and Summerside

Oay leaps add cc ‘Iueh beauty to the hose. churn- ing shades. Your choir: of table, bridge and jun- ior styles. i" '- srrsy cf lllpl at real Ievirue.

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MACKENZIE

KING

9 109.30

Atlantic Standard Thus

4 TUNIGIIT

CFCY-—630 kc.

and a Coast-io-Coast Network

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GEURGETOVIII BUS SERVICE

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Via Cardigan. and Newport Ferry Road

an 9.

a. rn a. m a. m p. nl. Daily service. Parcels carried. Bus will stop on signals.

Nobana Tea, Rooms and l". J.

Solomon's, Georgetown.

E-sves-a-z-t .

v“

NO TICE-

Practice nemuny remain- In Sunrrnerside aft... oons as

City office open even- days.

DB. W. It CARSON Chirqllotor

e Ability To ‘Seed Comfortably

- made in Woodlawn cemetc y, Sas-

. A... man who appeared charged “with destroying household effects

Apples Bursting

peculiar the centre line this year. The effect is attributed to the excessive heat and humidity.

are placed on display in Fruit men say that yellow trans- liarents often suffer skin break- age during growth but that this year's apples are the first they can recall which broke the skin after picking.

--Norway, yachting championships for the first time, today won the three- dsy competition with ea points. Great k-italn. previous titles. was second with u.

and the united States 40.

THE cENrRI ‘GUARDIAN

ed be new:

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oourlrnsaarros urn maus- sucs. n-ma-r-lz-alz

._ ‘ms awe nus will not s... to Mmtague on Sat eveninsl until further. notice.

inc Worship

t‘ AT SASKATOON-The tibial-u dc the late Rov. Donald w.

Dr. R. J. McDonald. W. T. Talley, Y. Dea- kiln. J. L. McKinnon, R. J. Scott and William Phillips. Burial was

lratoon, Sask.

DEIJVERS ADDBB- Roy. Di‘. E. H. Ramsay who is holidaying on the Island, delivered a very ac- ceptable address in the Salvation Army Citadel on Sunday Even- ing. July 28th., taking his address from Ezekiel 8th. 5-18. This was ,very much appreciated in the absence of Major -W. B. Stevens who is furloughlng in Essex, Ontario.

HOLIDAYING ON P. E. 1S- LAND-Major F. J. Riches, wi-v ls Divisional Commander of East Toronto Territory, and, who also was in Command of St. John, N. n. Division, before going to Toronto. is spending his holidays on Prince Edward Island. This is the third Summer that Major and Mr-s. Riches and family have spent on P. B. I. They think the Island is an ideal spot for a vacation. The Major will hhvs chiifflii of the services on Sunday next in the S. A- Citadel, both morning and evening and extends to all a hearty welcome.

POLICE COURT-flat the police court yesterday the defendant in an assault case was fined 820.00 and costs or twenty days in jail; g second common assault case was heard and the defendant fined $10-00 and costs or twenty days in i511. Two men who appegrgd mil/wed with operating an unregistered motor vehicle were each fined five dollars and costs or in lieu of payment five days in iail. A customs case was heard and adioumed for one week. An ad- iourrled sanitary by-law case was further adjourned for one week.

was remanded for one week for for sentonce.

Its Ethiopia, Not Abyssinia

ADDYB ABABA, Ethiopia, Aug. —(CP)—When it became evident to the world that Benito Mus- solini intended invading Hallo Selassie's country in northeast Africa", more than one critic said the newspapers called this country Ethiopia just because it was a bct- ter "headline" word than Abys- sinia. But the critics were wrong. Although Ethiopia and ' Abys- slnis. have been used synonymously for centlries, Ethiopia, is m; (m- leot name. The county and people prefer and use Ethiopia which is from the Greek. meaning land of the burnt-face people. As such it was used by the earliest classical Greek written; to refer to all lands inhabited by negroea.

“ " ilderived from the

Arabic word "Hebesha." which means confusion. As the Arabs use it with reference to Ethiopia, it means mongrel. In Biblical times Ethiopia was known as the Land of Kush. The people were among the earliest of Christians. When early scholars translated the Bible from the Greek into Ethiopia, the name Ethiopia was definitely given the people and the Hebrew word Kush was translated Ethiopia-

As Result of Heat

LONDON. Ont, Aug. l-Yellow transparent-s. the soft "harvest" apples‘ which are appearing in quantity just now. have shown ~a

‘ ’ to burst around

The apples burst even after they stores.

(AI. By Guardian's Special Win) HsIll-TWOOD. England. July 8i cumin; the model

wirmor of the l!

Frame scored 4'1. Ger-many 6

Is-flN-‘l-Ul -3i.

csnvm cannon. wr- ins-my- ‘will be held on Sab- bai-h next at 2.30 l’. M. Rev. '1‘. W.

‘JackscniierkI-fcepitsllns

lass kidnapped at Ana

G0 T0 EAST RIVER this After.

‘g noon by “Hsrlaud" at three, bug m,

six thirty.

a-ssoo-rdc-rs-a-z-c-le-za-ac.

FEIDEBS 0F PUBIN CHOW! will do well to aaendrgh’: free talkie nib-lure advertised by m, Charlottetown Fur Sales. wmh m, Guardian for the nearest place where the picture may he 593g.

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PBESBYTEBIAN clflflugn 1N OANAlLL-The services in the Brookfleld charge on Sunday, Aug.

. boodwlll n. A. will preach. “at 4th. wiilbe as ioilowir-Giassw , ' ' ls-fliil-l-fl-li. mvflganl-t ‘#9113; éiggén a; a; I Q ‘

aao. Rudolph Berlis, Student Minis. ter- L-8765-8-2-li.

cannon or SCOTLAND-my,

ill-iii. Aiikiilt 4th at. Murray River a; 10.30; Klnross at 3; and 131mb gm st '7. Mr. J. Harvey Bishop, ‘B. A., will preach August 4th at Milo at 10.30; and Coleman at '1. L-87B0-8-2-li.

IXPRISSES APPRECIATION- Tbe Staff of the Provincial Sans- tilflllm Oil. behalf of the patient; wish to eXDress their sincere ap- preciation to The Lawrence Family M‘ the blessing entertainment “WY Biased on the lawn of the Sallstoriuln on Thursday morning, 5000i 9' War ago the same troupe clii/crtflihed the patients in a similar manner and their efforts were much appreciated. The 5mg Wflllid B150 “k8 t0 GXPPQSS their up- Neciatlon to Miller Bros. for providing a piano for each dc- 05-510"; i0 Miiyor Kennedy, who provided a. motor truck for may-

ing the equipment; and to m. A- R- 900991‘. Manager 01' the Prim Edward. who assisted in

the QAABHBIHHGIXLQ.

Mr. Thomas Buchanan of Hyde Pl-Tk. M95!» has returned after spending his vacation with My, 3nd Mrs. Robert Duncan, Grafton street,

Devouring Unripe Grain To Keep Frlim Starving

CHUNGSIANG. Hupeh. July 81- (A.P.)-—Flcod survivors, swarming like locusts on the uplands behind this stricken city, devoured unripe Brain today to save themselves from starvation.

‘Relief from Hanlrow was 300 miles away and coming slowly.

sometimes in bands .1,00d “m”, worked away gradually from Chung slang. where the degd 599m go he everywhere. the bodies of men, wo- men and children mingled with those o1 animals. .

The Han River, which brought iiiilflroedentod dissstor- to valley dwellers when it rose 20 feet in a] few hours during the night of July 7 was still flooding the territory. It was apparent: that rice would never‘ mature.

DEPTiWd of food or hope of food.

THE UHARIJUTE ET OWN ' GUARDIAN

Ewen MmcDougall will preach ssh. ’

‘Ilhe emaciated, ragged survivors.“

1TH snapshots the fun keeps on “ —next week and next winter.

What a day that was." What a swell bunch-—and you have them for keeps. So be sure your Kodak is along on every picnio—and every other outing, too. Kodak as you go — wherever you go. ~And remember to use Kodak

Verichrome Film. Verichrome gives you good pictures in the shade and on cloudy days as well as in the sun. Ask for it by name—and be sure you get it. Canadian Kodak Co" Limited, Toronto, Ontario.

until relief arrives, ,the starving hordes in the uplands sinlipfid to, est wherever they could find food. ‘lihcy did not plunder or steal. They announced to inhabitants of villages they entered: “We come to ea ."

Meanwhile. from the Mbnchouk- uo-Korea border and northward.» another multitude or flood suffer-i ers was counting its dead by hund-,‘ reds. Bongo, the Japanese News: Agency, estimated more than 1,000 perished in the floods and Mon- day's typhoon. But the worst was over. the waters had dropped two feet at (rhiaotou. approximately 100 miles from Mukden.

The Mukden-Antung line repart- ed that a passenger train had over- turned while entering the railway ytaflizis. but details were not avail- a

Biggest Find

Which do you think is the big- gest fruit? You might say the coconut, and you wouldn't be fsl wrong-but it is a. special kind of coconut that claims this distinc- tion. 1t is the Coco de mer (Sec Coconut. or Double Coconut, as it is sometilm. called.)

This huge fruit grows on palm trees is t‘ Seychelles, in the Indian Ocean. and weight about forty pounds. It takes four years io grow to it. full sire, and another six years to become ripe. Inside a thick. fibrous coat there are from one to three large nuts. Curiously encught, these nuts were known to European traveli- ers before any of them had seen the trees on which they grow. in the sea before the Seychelles we ‘discovered i nthe cightodstl cs l7,

Police S e ek‘ Ex - Suitor In Brutul Slaying

(AI. By Gimrdlan‘: Spechl Wire) CHICAGO, July 3i — Police oi three etatcs tonight joined in a search for a disappointed suitor luspeotod ‘of the mutilation slaying of Dr. Walter J. Bauer, as year old bridegrocln of three weeks.

Dr. Bauer. s chemistry tocllnical:

statement he told the police hall Arbor.

Much Interest In Jasper Park Golf Tourney

Three Junior Track Records S in a s h e d

SYDNEY, N. S., July Iii-Jrhree junior records toppled here today

JASPER PARK LODGE. Alta,

as the Maritime track and field championships got under way be- fore 30.000 people celebrating Syd- lley‘! 150th anniversary.

Blond Alva Thompson of Pictou set the first new mark of the meet when he pole-vaulted ll feet 4 l-2 inches to better his own re- cord by l-4 inch.

Leslie Topshee of Sydney, inter- scholastic champio l, broke Thomp- son's Maritime junior running high jump record by two inches with a mark of 6 feet 9 inches Thomp- son plaoed second in this event.

The other record was credited

to Miss E. MacKay, Sydney, who.

did 4 feet 8 1-2 inches in the

women's Junior running high jump.

The former mark was 4 feet l inch Stars came through without any great stir in the senior events. which will be continuedtomorrow. Aileen Meagher. Halifax, co-hold- er of the Canadian women's 200- metre record, won hei- favorite race easily from Theresa Jemmott. youthful Halifax runner making her debut in maior- competition. The Irish colleen had a real battle in the Gil-metre dash, how- ever, beating Evelyn Jemmctt by iessthanayardaftor being left behind in her marks by the fast- breeking ace of the Halifax ladies’

July 2'1—Never before in the his- tory of Jasper golf has there been more interest than there is this year in the tenth annual Totem Pole tournament to be playedheie September lst to 7th. Practically every city represented last year will be in again, with a great many registrations already made at the secretary's office. The tournament will start off with the man's handicap against par the first day. On Monday me qualifying rounds for both ladies and men will be played and fllsiii» play will follow. By the use V! a iqiecial system an extra day of competitive play has been ar-

Ooncurrently with i110 qua-WY" ing round the highly competitive international foam matches arc played and this competition has always proved one of the features of the tournament. Friday mom- ing the ladies finals are all played and the mixed greenscmc. a WW

popular ‘ n. On Saturday the Totem flight finals an playfli Willi 01° Pole championship and the men's ‘liotom Pole match scheduled for 30 holes. Saturday afternoon the ladies handicap match asainst par is played and later, in front of the lodge, in a most Pitiiilfiqiifi setting with 14c Beauvert as a d, the prises will be presented by Hon. W. L. Walsh. Lieutenant Governor of Alberta. The coarse is in excellent condition and offers s. perfect test

lofyocdgolLA featurecflolf

week is the varied wort-m which proves as popular for the high handic$player as it does with BOO can flirt with par.

id's for hates

s

feature, is played in "W ‘

Bush May Return To MujorLeagues

(A.P. By Guardllnkipecial Wire)

1S. July 8l——Owen (Donnie) Bush, fiery aggressive pilot of the Minneapolis baseball club, may return to the major leagues where he gained fame as a. player and respect as a manager.

He has become no. 1 man among possible candidates to pilot cleve- land Indians in the American League. when, and if. Walter John- son, present manager, is removed. Johnson's status is expected to be determined definitely at a board of directors meeting this wlwkend.

Billy Evans, general manager and vice president of the Indians. came here yesterday, ostensibly to watch the American Association all star game and look over talent. After- ward he conferred with Bush about the Cleveland job. Bush would not

ment.

The majors are not new to Don- nie. He broke into organised bare- bsll as s. kid of l8. And his 20th year of life found him in the ma- jors with Detroit. '

Catch Them All i

Ask people the meaning of those

Latin words round the edge of s. penny. 1‘ bet they won't be able to tell youl

Wait a minute. thought. You'd better know yourself before you ask

Gecrgius, the is the Latin form of George. Then follows the Roman V~for five. Del Ora: stands fo Del Gratis, meaning By the Grace of God (that is, the King is King by divine right)- Next comes Britt: Omn: Rex- King of all the Britains. lid: Def: is ehol f0: Fidel Defeaeor (D

fender of the Faith). and Ind: tap: means Uteru- d Infla-

No Kittens for Quints

CALLANDER. Ont., Aug. l-Flve tiny black kittehs today were fond- led by five Dionnes-but not the Dionne quintuplets.

The older sisters and brothels of the famous babies were given the kittens when Dr. Allan Roy Dafoe decided no animals will be allowed at the quintuplets‘ hospital home. The kittens were the gift of an unnamed donor.

The babies, l4 months and one day old, went through their usual routine today, putting on their “show" for visitors when they were placed on the vel-andah. Three of the five recorded weight gains since Friday.

Weights today and change since Friday:

Chance lbs. oz. in ol. rush to the spacious lawns ii"-

vvbnne l9 14 1 gain rounding the building While m“. Cecile . in 8% all gain drink purveyors do their Wi 1° 141mm,, , 19 7:4, 1 105g cope with thousands of thlrly Emilie is a i4 loss wstomers- f. Marie . l8 av. w. gain The enthusiasm that prevail

‘Ibtals. bs. 9-1; oe-ii oz. net at the concerts is a. notable fefit gsin. ture. As Mr. Ste-wart takes HI

’I'lle five kittens received by the place for the opening amber .

Dionne family and given as play- things to the brothers and sisters of the Dionne quintuplets were born in one litter in this district on the first anniversary of the famous sisters. Jet black and per- fectly formed, the kittens attracted the attention of Dr. Tsncredc Fleet. of Quebec. who arranged their shipment to Oallander in the hope they might become playmates of YVOISIEIIC, Cecile, Annette. Emilie and Ma

COULD BEAT BBADDOCK

TORONTO. August 31—(CP)— Tommy Ioughran, the old Phila- delphia boxing mastor, believes he could win the heavyweight title io- morrow-cr any day-if they would

give him s. chance against Jimnzyb

which opened by y gscpiml Theatre. one of the

save the life of a woman she d not know. -

O'Neill, Clarence Muse, Alexander; lovable Baby Jane gr three-a let: lola Lane and Cluck Chan The fine screen

Rose Frankel: and , The reveal the startling climfli .

dramas of the year. They ssy comparisons are ious. But any role Miss ~~ » plays must be compared to tbs in "Bad Girl" which won for: , the 1m Academy award. m "

Mary Dow" she surpasses her work- in “Bad Girl." She is more verses

ress who gives up her identity to

d-one half-year old s"

D18? N-‘id Witt)’ ,, loguc were written‘ by Gladys Ungd ur Caesar;

gf-the film would. be to destroy y, till enjoymenifof it. "' ‘ Kurt Neumannu direction leavfl nothing to be desired. It is fast, Si!“ and deft. Joe Valentine's photo grephy is beautiful as always. '

The Comfortable. Home Is Wisely Planned

‘There is every sensible reason why you should take advantage of Hol- man’s Home Plan. You use the Chesterfield, Kitchen Range or whatever you may have purchased, while settling for it. Vur n" no interest. The Holman Home Plan is truly what it says: A Plan .0 l...- prove your home, soon, sensibly, and satisfactorily.

Symphonypraws Ilsrge‘ Crowds, to Toronto Stadium ay m-fiolmorz Canadian Press Sta-l! Writer

TORONTO. Aug. 1—(CP)--'I‘il9 grduishslde Symphony Concert - Torontds weekly music carnival- hss emerged from the experimen- tal stage and expanded into a fully-fledged popular attraction.

When Reginald Stewart. interns»- tiohsily known pianist and con- ductor. and a group of Toronto musicians in a venture of faith a. little more than a year ago decided to introduce the world ’ ‘of symphony to the public at Dfiiifl to suit the poorest Dwkei- irfi

musical circles. To many, howevefl

‘ u.- usle-lovers of To and vicinity, and thousands BK

so musical, have responded to ta, gesture in a manner that k phenomenal. to say the least. “r

decorous U

portals of the wi

varsity of Toronto buzzes thousands of peopie who hum . themes of some 0d the worl greatest compositions. As mflfly. 7,500 persons have crowded - the auditorium and the a - : attendance is about 5,000. In actual fact a new world opened to the man on the s - one performance tu -. detractors into enthusiasts. sit entranced as the 100 - clans go through the -- of, a worit.._,-W Taifizfikbgklén Dvorak ;or¢.plesen _I. ~\ thymine ripples-Of fl- 5m waltz. .

' informality isle). once the k ‘hots. There is n. bonhomie t extends from the occliPiiiits °5 ' more favored seats down i0 thousands of bleacherltos pan. at the far ends of the huse ri A leading member of the judic =~ following the exalnlile 01 m‘) ands more, dofis his 00M in midsummer heat as his Y0‘ neighbor calmly puffs her cit! to between drinks of soda Oblivious to this procedure visitor behind betrays

»

cu‘a,rly intricate movement. . Hot weather does not affect ti!!!

attendance at the “Proms? S18 thousand fans crowded into the stadium at a recent performance

when the mercury hovered r1633‘ the 90 mark. White clad worm? and costless men used program! for fans creating a remarksblc wave-like effect in the dlfn light.

At the interval the doors are thrown open and there ls a general

invariably receives rounds of ‘a piause. After the hubbub subs,