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Cull t 50' Riiyj-ioued sycuueum Ointment when required.‘ lhkeapl the pores nctiv "the akin clear and free from ‘lrritn one and the pulp in a healthy hair-growing condition; ~:.§..::.-P- r , Helen simu- sud. m.

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nitod States Con- in Cunhiiigham. e or Oonflul- here‘, against the w, illegal surtaxes! luxuries and an inorfeaae‘ ngtonnage

due recently promulgated by the Nationalist government- y The pro- t‘ expressed also an objection to theguse of the proceeds which were stated to be principally spent in financing China's civil war. Mr.

l-Cilnnlngiham received the deputa- jtion this afternoon and recommend- each new o,- renewa; 4,6,1,” pub .ed that the business men of ecah 5@1'1p[|1)]1 of the Guard|,;n_

nation take up the matter with their respective consuls. The gen-

.eral impression was, that the Con- of the Cross Picnic, Wednesday, Isuls are a body such as would not July 20th at North Wiltshire. make a protest. The United Stat-

es Consul General in the course of his reception of the representatives oi the Chamber said that he con- sidered the outlook for foreign trade in China very black. *——-<¢+>

SENTENCE!) TO BE RANGE!)

LONDON, July i3. ~— John Rob- inson, who has been on trial in Old Bailey charged with the murder of Minnie Bonati, today was convicted by a. jury and sentenced by the pre- siding jury to be hanged. Mrs Bonati was the victim oi the "Charing Cross trunk mystery." Her body was found in a trunk at that statioil/

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oi the Cross Picnic, WedncsdayJA short time ago while Mr. Albert July 20th at North Wiltshire.

of the Cross Picnic, Wednesday, July 20th at North Wiltshir

ted Church at ‘covehedd held g‘ most successful tea. on their beans.

IIAD NARROW ESCAPE. —That carelessness in car driving is very

Central Guardian general is evident from the number

RI-JMEBER the League of the oi accidents reported almost daily.

Powers of Salisbury, N. B., andihia 7B20-7-l4lwiie were driving with horse and

carriage toward Salisbury Village. NEW PREMIUM — Ladies Shflll- a car driven by a Halifax man, came bills Bags given (rec with every up behind them at high speed and. -

new'or renewal subscription to the in attempting to pass caught Mr. Guardian.

kindling wood. Mrs Powers was hurledout on one side o! the road . among grass and bushes but Mr. Powers was_,,thrown out with, great

BEMEBER the League oi the

e. 7829-7-14 -_.-s.- COVEIIEAD PICNIC. --Tho Uni- the head. M needed medical attendance for go days. The accidelltmas inexcusa t; the road is clearyan

e point where the crash. took place. Mrs Powers is a daughter. oi L, v., J. K. King whoonce lived 5st -__ yon this province.—-On Sunday. or renewal to the July 3rd about seven miles west. of Moncton a car driven by a Monc- ton man struck a boy eight years old and killed him instantly. The I evidence adduced at the inquest showed that the car was going at a. high rate of speed... . The speed limit in New Brunswick on any road is 35 miles per hour. But the law, is a dead letter. ‘The biggest sin- ners are usually from the_ States

me tiful Church grounds yesterday af- ble ternoon, with -a large» "attendance and many drivlnippout from the city.

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TH-E BEST‘ JPREMIUMS yo!» Ladies Shopping Bags with each yearly new Guardian.

LADIES SHOPPING sacs ‘cun- vertable to two sizes. Free with

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Power's carriage and smashed it»to WILL lioflgua VETBBAN ME

force on thg. gravel road and was be“ o; the up“, 3mm, Wm be “n. wnslderably wt and ‘bruised W“ officially called togethdil on Septem- . , _FB-r--1.’°W¢rfi iiwfllle.“ ber 29th to ' with. a shaking up,, ut._Mr. Powers "m,- 139mm!“

y. o "1 tnvilyacinthe There is a little stream. The car ‘ who will cele _ _'~l birthday had jumped the stream and landed] on that datefiaays l 1t 0n the other side. It went about 7.‘

d-stimht “t is ‘understood that melnbersbf the Red Chamber’ Will p 4 tuirllleulyo stopped The left portrait of the centena nament.

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

very sharp one. The traces oi the car were quite plain on the roadway. Two other cars had passed over the toad. The tracks were quite plain that the car had made a good turn at the curve and came back to the centre of the road. From there there

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rent it York Point. Apply

D. White. York Point, or was a gradual turn to the left go- f

Crnwqll Studio. tng over the embankment. The cul-

vert over which the car went, is 44 i _.. ____--- feet from the left hand side oi the '

tum. The width of the road atthat

MBEII point is 21 feet, including 2 feet all‘

- (Canadian Press) orrawa", 0nt., July 13.—-Mem- _ _ deepens as it reaches the culvert to 4 a depth of sixdeet. The car went over Just at the centre oi the bridge.

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grass on each side-leaving a clayin road 11 feet wide. The ditch only either side of the road graduallyj»

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feet from the time it struck until n"

. wheel and left running board were broken. The car was resting wheels up-the= back of the seats supporting it. The‘ hood had been up and was smashed flat with the seats. There were some clothing in the car, two caps and a vest. It was hard to figure out how the other three men escap- cld. The car No. was 6439 last year's

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town. A short distancepout of the reslstrstlon- ' The curve is a very city there was a change o Peter Coles drove thenuiie the way to Summerside. Dearmid asked him to drive the car "- °

g drive“ dangerous one; there are no signs, druvcall to indicate a sharp curve and the gauge MG- road is too narrow for s0 dangerous urve. There is no railing there.

‘L_.._._.___~-*»~» _-. n. P. stun REEIEBIEII . luun or SIIVEII Fill. atnnnsl

POLICE COURT.-— At the Police Court yesterday morning a defend- ant Ina prohibition case was fined

who dash through villages irrespec- tive oi cross roads and hidden c0rn~ ersl

as he was tired and. did not hav much sleep lately. Wej ar ived iii ‘ Summerslde around 7.15.‘ e were delayed by having a puncture on the

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PERSONALS,

e Police Officer Wm. Mclnnis

(sworn). "I was on duty last night. I was in the station when the part- ies arrived. These men were all per-

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Mrs. Edward Boswell-and daugh- ter Elsie have arrived home after spending six months in Inng Beach California. '

FREE CHEST CLINICS will be held in the Red Cross Office, 59 (irnfton Street, Charlottetown, July 14th and 15th, Only cases ro- fcrrcd by pliysiclails will be exam-

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, Dr. Cyrus J. McMillan oi McGili- University. accompanied by Mrs.

way up we didn-t stony“, p150; iectly sober as far as _I could see. m‘ Bmnmerside’ we m“ drove Linquired who was driving the car around town we pal-km . m‘, c“. at the time of the accident and de- mere and Mcnearmld went away talned him. They arrived at the sta- for some time. The rest of us strol- I39“ M" 345'

led around the streets. We got back Ana" skwa" (Swwn) I me m w me ca, about m °»c1ock_ George Charlottetown. I was in Summerslde Mcneanmd was mere whenwe got yesterday. I left for home about

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SUCCESSFUL STUDENT. -— In the terminal examinations of the Salisbury, N. B. superior school Ernest P. Weeks, son of Rev. E. Weeks, led iri Grade IX with keen competition, making an average of

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CENTRAL PARISII-F-(Church of Scotland) Rev. D. M. Lamont will preach at Canoe Cove on Saturday, July 16, at 7.30 p. 1a., Sabbath, July 17th, at Churchill at 10.30 a. m. and in the Peoples’ Church, Charlotte- iownat 7.00 p. m.

INSPECTORS MAKE SEIZURE. -—Yesterday afternoon the Prohibi- tion officers made a successful raid

SEVEN PASSENGER CAR AND (irivor, for hlrc. Pliono l7.

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ELDERLY PEOPLE CAN BE AC-

commodatcd board with care. 137

Hillsboro Strcet. 7758-7-12-61.

Tcachcrg Wanted ».-—-—--————*—~~i"~j———~'~—" WANTED - TEACHER FOR m-

lwnnnu School. No. hi0. Apply

‘Walter Townsdillo. Secretory-

TEACHER WANTED FOR CANOE Cove‘ School. Supplement $150. Apply’ to Mulcolnl McFlnlyen. ~ ‘ ‘ I - 77liii-7-l3-‘2t;

WANTED ‘or for Long River. Supplement fsizsoo. nut- Constable, seoy. ‘New Lonqgn. ‘\_,#.1737-7-1§-3i.

77217-1141 .

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T0 LET-A NICELY FURNISHED

house with modern improvements "in good locality, also garage. Ap- ply 191 ,Gt. George St. . _. .» 7763-7-12-31 AUCTION SALE OF OLD SCHOOL House at Brackley Point Road on Thursday, July 21st at 1 0’c10clg.—— ‘Edward Sellers, Scdyl . ~. . 7785.713 3i

‘mo. ALr-"heo MoDONALD, LAND Surveyor, Hermauvile, IRE-L i 3924-2-17-1mo

NTElr-e- A~ III CLASS ; acher for principalshIp-_ or Uigg School. Supplement $100.‘ , Apply ,to W. D. Rosa? Secre

MANTEo-ss-cowo CLASS rea- uhar for (fovchexnl Road Sgrliool, No. 47. Supplement tigqllormfili (‘.. llro\vn,'l-lec’y. ‘ 789-7-13-41

wanrnpfli» -"-’. A‘ re " a‘ port {loose Valley 8011001..‘ Supplement.

lslooiiolnbply to Malcolm Mort Kcnzic, Secretary, Box-zit),- Brad- ‘albatiei. ‘ Jlmapi-Ii-oi.

. WANTED-FOR 6T. GATHERINES school, second class teacher: Sup- plement $100.00 in hiding (lov’t._ minimum: Seymolt” lvluoaosn,

Scdy, Bonshaw It‘. R‘. " ' qifiz-V-IZQH

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0nd class teacher fornKlngRlwPfl isirict. No. .45, supple‘

School l’) V _ mom $100.00. protestant profit‘ rod. _Apply. to Waiter Yollllk.‘

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HAY “SALE-i WILL SELL AT public auction at Colvillc Station .on Sfiaturday, July 16th at 2.30 ‘p. m. 50 acres of standing hay. M. 7757.

ANYONE TRESPASSING, CUT- and hauling’ hay or lumber "- it m my farm, Newtoir Cross. Lot 57, or posturing cattle thereon ‘will; bc prosecuted according to

‘law; Mrs. Margaret A. Gunnip. ‘7811-7-14-21.

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_._...__._.___-_-_-_ - FOR A WELL-MADE TAILORED- ln-rneaaure Suit. or 'l‘opconi, try the Tailoring Company who IIIIII '~'_ won a high class trade, surprising very many with quality and fit in "the latest ‘styles, write the under- signed whn has irhigh record to ‘ cull and show anmplos and styles. “A, h is guaranteed. S. b‘. Tar- suit, 172 Prlnco St.. Charlotte “m, (I-ZS-tf

Mule Help- Wanted

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Sody, pm lialtlcpl‘, 0.. l’- li- _ u. rk on farm. s. c. Stewart, l- f l .~_'l,7_4“‘7;.3f2"“ "Duggtahnoge. 1130-1-13-41. Nuraingiffl‘ .,Q‘l"’fWAur|-:o AT ouci-z- FIRST

VOUNO" WOMEN DISIRINtI-iro outer-July class or North Adams

Class rnnchman.‘ Apply In person P. A. Forquharsou. 7797-7-13-3l.

on p. in Montague. The per- son upon whom the seizure was made a fine of $300. The liquor was taken into town last evening.

g having motored from Montreal.

McMillan, have arrived in the city back- w” m‘ m" mw“ between m

to spend theirvacatlon in the city,

gPeter Coles to drive again. George IMcDearmid was sitting in the front and Mrs. Beaten, Misses Mildredlseat with hlm- Fred GYBEWY and and Annabelle Brown 303mm arefmysclf were in the back seat. A in the on,“ few miles on the other side of Hunt- er River we were coming down a hill. At that time George McDear- mid was just about asleep. Coles put the clutch in and let the car coast down the hill. Just as we got to the curvehMcDearmid jumpedl

A motor party consisting of Mr. '

Mr. J. Tiny Hughes, Manager" of the Batik of Nov! Scutiu huh a-xriw ed in the eliy to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gen.‘ A. lIngh-ds. Ml‘. Hughes id accompanied by his wife and daugmeh pull around and let it go. It. (name back and Cotes lost control of thc car. The car turned upside down.

Mr. George W. McLaughlin oi the Civil Service Department at Valle- JO. California, arrived home Tues- day night on a visit to his mother at Peakes Station. I-Ie was accom- panied from Boston ‘by_ his sister. Mrs. Charles Guerney and his neice Miss Edna Guerney.

it. I don't know whether Gregory or, Coles got out first. Coles got a pole off a fence and tried to get us out.‘

going for help and he met a car on

MOST sucoassrnr. rrcnrcx-J,

A very large crowd gathered at ( Scotchfort yesterday by car and- train on the occasion-of the annual picnic. Well filled tables could hard-

Bedcque, P. E. I. have returned to M!" illi-‘WP-Yi helped "5 fir“ 31'"! their home dim B. short honeymoon ibéu went down to cot some lwlp- trlp to New Brun5w1¢k_ They spent In the meantime we had got Mc- a few days at Salisbury visiting the Dearmid out from under the car. bride's uncle. Rev. E. S. Weeksi We worked on him to try and revive pastor of the United Church in that him» Mr» Stewart came back and he

1y meet the demand of the large village. - had two men with him. There was

.1 ‘i M-D id i crowd and all the amusements were Mr and Mrs. A s M 1 r gge-S-tigeoiiél so? m?“ Zzlgnwe r8‘? kept busyktheii‘ stock being exhaust- ' ' ' ‘ mp ‘y’ ° '

up, caught the wheel and gave it a]

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The four of us were pinned under,

They got me out but couldn't get] Mcmarmid out the“ Gregorylwasltnwn and came immediately to thetRonnltl Hugh McDonald, D. S. 0.. Mr. and Mrs. William stdvort of the road belonslns to Mr. Stewart-I

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the curve at Hazelgrove about two o'clock. A man came out and stop- ped the car. I afterwards found out he was Mr. Gregory. He informed us there was a car up-side down in the ditch and asked us for help. when I got down there I learned there was a man under‘ the car. We tried to lift the car with the aid of a. post but couldn't lift it high enough to get the man out. I went to my car and drove for help. About five or ten minutes later I returned with two men and found that thel! had got McDearmid from under the car. We immediately put him in the back seat of my car, turned the car and started for Hunter River. Can- non, Coles, McDcarmid and myself were in,the car. We went to Dr. Murchisofls house, got him out. I-Ic looked at the body- and pronounced the man dead. Wc then drove to

Police Station. One of the other men went into I-Icnnessey’s and I went into the Police Station. The men were sober I would say. I didn't lsee the body under the car. I was lifting on the post. The other mcn ‘were very dirty. They had mud all

oi various hurts. The doctor thought,

it was caused by the blowpnthe chest. The body was not in the wat-

over them. They were complaining‘

Wallace, Nova Scotia, Miss Frances Stevens. ‘Miss Follett, Mrs. W, J, MacKinnon, and Mr. J. IL-Rohan,

ed as the time for breaking up ar-

hlm‘ in thc car (Stewart's) and took er him to Dr. Murchison. The doctor ~ said there was no sign of life what; Fred Gregory (sworn)

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SUCCESSFUL FOX RANCIIES- That the Colpltts Brothers of Salis- bury, N. B., have faith in the fox business is evident from the fact that they have erected two more large ranches, one of them to care for 200 pairs of foxes. Recently a "pelt from flhcir ranch brought about $585 on the London market. Last summer these men ereo d one of the finest, if not the finest barns in New Brunswick at a cost of round $30,000, where about one hundred cows are kept for milk supply for the hundreds of foxes by company. These men also import large num- bers of horses from Western Can-

sale.

LAID TO REST’ — The remains o fthe Into Mrs. Harold (llllia who passed away In, the Prince Oounty linspital on Tuesday morning after n short illness ‘were tenderly laid to rest in St. Paul's Cemetery yes- terday. The funeral took place at nine rfclpck to St. Paul's Chllrch where a Requiem High Mass was clobratetl by Rev. CamV. bioflabo, who also officiated ztfltlle glove. The pail Iiearers were Messrs. Wm. Clark, John Maclnnls, F. Daley, Jns. Arscnnult, S. Macliay, mid E. Doyle. The funeral was largely at- tended and a large congregation assisted at ihqjiansc.

ZION CHURCH PICNIC. -—- The annual picnic of Zion Presbyterian Sunday School which’ was held yes- terday at Lewis‘-Point was one of the most successful in the history of

ada, for their own use and also for _

ever. Ho advised us to bring him to Charlottetown. We got into town about 3.15. Wc reported to the Po- lice Station.

The car was going between twenty and twenty-five mileslat the time of the‘ accident. Coles is u goorl carc-

sucéts at thc Victoria Hotel.

CARD OF THANKS

Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Salmond, Bonshaw desire to thank their many friends and neighbours for acts of kindness shown and letters of sym- pathy received, during their recent sad‘ bereavement.

all of Truro, are “visiting here.

the car. I had some before I left town. I don't know about the others. We all had a drink before we left Charlottetown. I don't know who

--_---@-o-o--——~ supplied it. It was in tllije carhivllfien

‘ . t n N heal; 1617c Ilknllgleiedvavihgt was i: the c r on the way up. There was no

3.1111 P Etpfll‘ 1111381‘ GSlJS rfrore drinking in Summcrslde that . I know of. There was no drinking on

tflvAmQrlcans thc way home, Everyone was 11¢!‘-

fcctly sober. The steering gear, and brakes were all right as far as I know. The radiator was lcaklnB and the lights were poor. They gave a very dim light.

Police Officer Joseph Tralnor. (sworn). Shortly after 3 o'clock this morning, Allan Stewart came to the Police Station and informed us he had the body of George McDearmid In the car outside and. that he had got killed in a car raccident near Hunter River. Officers Wm. McIn- nis, Dominic Doyle and myself were in the station at the time. We went out and viewed the body. We took it into M. Hénnesseys undertaking parlors. The four men- in the car were asked into the station for fur- ther information. We took a state- mentirom Milton Cannon. Officer Wm. Mclnnls notified the Coroner- On his arrival it was decided that the officers should look the ground over. So Officer Doyle 9nd mime“