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pervel . , . re" Tile Empire s Shield currei the la They fragm Al! report intem , Shaw. her .'l

follon , lizlrdlni-nts, actual sea battles. the

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IRINCIZ EDWARD

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x‘ A Two-STAR BULLSEYE!

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Love with a price on its head-love riding like the wind over burning sands fighting through to happiness amid the Western Hills-A Two-Star romance with 100 exhilirating

FOURTEENTH CHAPTER

OF “Breaking Throug

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'l‘lii,- [iliii photographs to be shown in the Prince Edward ‘fhezllre on Alonday" and Tuesday i-vrlllllgs (if next week will b0 14 tion to lllose who knew the

liril ‘.\';lv_v and the Naval Air St-i-vil-t- liy reading or hearing ah. it lllcill. These pictures arc of-

ficially rcl-(ignlzcil by the British Admiralty and show the British Navy and .\'aval Air Force in silllzlilrlills, flflélii and individual- l_\'. 'l‘liti_\ show actual naval hotn-

l‘tillhll'll(‘llllll of ships and sea plliiit,»s.. ilie training and (lrilling or liruiii-s and ill short. tell the whole story of British Naval .'il'lllt"v't3llli'll[l"i and undertakings. it Wtllllli lit- impossible to des- crilii- in lil-‘iili what these pictur-

i-s show aiiil they sliould be seen by cvclgione who knows or Wall's to know oi’ thl- greatness of ‘filo ldnipiri-‘s Shield and what it did iii the. late great war.

A P.

IN MEMORIAM I

MRS. JOH N MODONALD-

Tlii-re passed to her reward on Siltnrilay Aug. 5th, 1922, at‘ eight

(fclot-k at the age of 61 years Lavinia. (lcarly beloved wife of Mr. John McDonald of Union lloatl, P. H. I. . ' ill‘ - ‘aseil vras an estimable

(‘iiristian wonian of vcry picasing| ptTSIllltllllY, her kindness and‘-

sylnptitiiy liluglltcr and good chcerl

i-oiiibinisll withaliohle uprlglltlicss ill lll‘l' llldllilllfs and judgment t.() ‘wards others t-nilt-zlri-(l her in the hearts (if :lll \vli0 had tho plteasuro oi iii-r ilvqilaintallicc. ‘During the five- wi-i-ks irt‘ her last illness, in

whit-ll she hail the benefit of all and triliili-ll nursing could do for - aiiil trilintitl nursing collld (lo or iii-r, she nianift-stt-(l a spirit of truly Tfitfliglitll faitli in God's will. lit-r inner life being grounded and rooted in love, in the faith of

(‘lirist her risen Saviour.

She w-lll be greatly missed in tho church and ill tho community in which she livell, ‘but she will be most luisscd in the home.

|BOHlil9B

she loaves to mourn their loss,

(mo. sister (Mrs. Minnie Murray of "MP9 “lmnlisiilo lcflplialh: cqaxro,"frs Boston" who was with her in hcr sh“)- ‘md m ti“ I'm es e ' "u"

last sickness and one ‘brother Mr] Fred MoLure of Boston also an adopted son John David McDonald at home and an adopted (laughter. Mrs. George l-Iughc-e, Brnckley Point.

The funeral service which was very largely attended, took place on Sunday, Aug. 6th and was con- ducted by her pastor. Rev, Mr. Wilson assisted by Rev. Mr. ‘Spencer a friend of the flliliily. Both reverend gentlemen spoke very kindly and fucllngly of the lati- Mrs. ilVldlXinuld.

intormont took-place at Cove- lieilil cemetery.

——-—<-0§--i-- POLlTE PIRATES

Stories of adyenture are not; all fiction. To London has come the story of the looting nn the China seas (if a vessel of 1,400 tons.

Tlii- vessel left Shanghai for lloiig Kong. with a cargo and 230 ffilineso passengers, ilnder llie coni- mzinll ol‘ iCilptaln Lindsay Craw- ford. 'l‘wo (lays out, two of the pas- sengers entered the captain's cab- in, and forced lilm, at the point of a revolver, inio the nicnsrooin. Here worn brought as prisoners, besides lht- captain, the chief and second (‘nginccrs and olner officers. One

a sorroyving husband Viral“-

_|ion -on Wednesday, iAug. 110th.

Harold“ Lloyd I

“Never Weaken” A RIOT OI’ LALIGHTER

5,000,000 Tons May

Be Week’s Output

LONDON. Aug. 25.-—Thc Nation-

al Government and the municipali- ties between them found Minister ot Labor T. J. .\iacNaln- lira told a deputation of Laborites who reiterztleli the accusation that (he department sympathy This sum in addition lief accruing from the operation of unemployment insurance.

have directly £50,000,000 for relicl work

lacked towards

practical unemployment. to the re-

The Minister also pointed out

that credits totalling £16.250,00i) had already been sanctioned to rc- lieve unemployment.

Tile Birmingham unemployed

army which hiked i(i London to ap- peal to the Minister of Labor dc- clare that they are much (lissatis- fled willi their interview and they now propose to interview tile Prc- mier. The Premier is resting liini- sell in his beloved Crlccielll, al- though incldentally he seems to be suffering svillingly from the atten-

tion of press photographers. It seems unlikely that he will return to London to see the hikers.

The present attitude of the Min- istry is that it‘ has done all that can be expected in the way of dir- ect monetary relief for unelnplo incnt and agrees with many crl ics that giving work artificially makes cure.

Signs continue to indicate that trade is very slowly becoming lit-al- tiller. Fnelnployment. figures have fallen from 23.1 last Julie to 14.11.

The volume of exports in some classes of woollen and worsted goods is not far short of tllc lig- ures of lillll.

The hail stair! of the shipbuildin" industry is notorious. lclmploy ' ilavc approached tlio unions with .l proposal to withdraw the remain-

no real

ing 10 F.lilill'l;!,.\‘ oi 211.5 shillings weekly war bonus with probably sonic condcssiuns to unskilled workers.

Chinese passenger was shot (lead. lBuilion, jewelry, and passengers’ clothing to the value of $120,000 passed into the [iossesslon of tilc

.A passing junk was ordered to

ing first dlsaiblcil‘ the engines oi‘ the looted ship. Before leaving, tho chief of the pirates presented Cap- tain Crawford with his gold watch and cnaln to replace his own which had been stolen from him. Similar- ly a silver-mounted walking stick was presented to the second of flcer, and to a Chinese lady [lllS- sensor was given $100. with the ill- structlons to share it among her fellow passengers. Chinese courtesy is traditional.

vi il Fol Sale ill Charlottetown

We are authorized by Mr. ‘liar- ry James to sell by Public Auc-

eoiiilneiiclng at 1.2 O'clock H0011 his ‘beautiful collage situated on Passmoro St. No iii. it isbeailtlfillly finished throughout having hard- wood floors, set tubs, steam heat- ing and frost proof colinr.“'l‘liere is also ll large yard wltn garage. inspection at any time. Terms at Slll(‘. BENJ. CARTER d. SON, Auctioneers.

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llu- vnlue of nterchmnllue- lay llrr.

n hilnlnc-u pronmlltlon.

lflfltl cnnnldrr your pilhunltl shin of name. lnvrndd H‘ ll pef-tmlliWvdllcl

t lay [MYIIIIIIIII Intolerance .' plum-Let n! explnln.

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' Every nmn wlfll nu énrnlnp power, Inn n imrffi|flll|lll

, n-nunmle vnlnr. Thin vnlne would lu- wiped out Iiy da-nllr, in 4 or lmlldlnlzn would lie dentmyrd

The nlnolmt of "Iille Innuruncr" u curry In order lo protect llln eiitutc should he connllloroil

your llnnulll Inlnlly expo-mien, drllm-llng

wnrtI-‘illb alumni. ‘en-nth n‘: extinc- nuIIh-Icnf lo bnlnm-l- m um i -

Iluvv llllllh ndllllunul Insurance nln you n-uulrrf Yml run lmy it more cheaply on the monthly Permanent

. ' J. K. ROSS

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mlm alum

Next. rnllnllln-r whnl will!» pmtliu-c- tliln. Ii‘ you un- not

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Manager Myer Hoolln Ilnllllln,

4 Board: l-i 1-2 bid. No snlesfwil-

doles or creating:

l clsiillln

GUARDI5N__.

snow mm flghurl canine. THE W. T. WELLNER CD. I01’ seamless wedding r385-

ROBIN HOOD FLOUR ll In» antoedto pious you better.

COME T0 THE Ice Cream festi- val and dance at Ebeneezer, Wod- nesday, Aug 30. 2079126-31

BELFAST RSEVICES —- Aug. 27th at Belfast at 7 p. m. Rev. Dr. McLellan. Valleyfield will preach There will be no morning services.

CHEESE BOARQ.—Tlic follow- ing message from iBrockville has been received by the local Cheese

son combination 501d Hflefwflfilfl at 14 9-16.

succzssrul. STUDENT - Miss Grace O'Donnell who suc- ceeded in the Matriculation ex- aminations July 1922' was a pupil of Souris Convent not of Souris School.

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED. ‘Mr. and Mrs. W. . Smith. PCWllJl announces the engage- ment of their daughter Enid Edwards to Nathaniel McKinnon Alexandra. Wedding will take place Sept. 6th.

FOX EXHlBlT—Dr Leo Frank loaves this morning for Toronto for the exhibition with a ship-- incnt of five pair of foxes. Dr. Pmnkfis fox (exhibit will be the only local one and the good wish- ps of the province g0 with him for a successful entry.

RECEIVED SAD NEWS. —Mr. J. H. hlonaglian, C. N. ‘R. city, rc- ceived the sail news today of the (lentil of his brother, Jerome, (Jon- (luctor Boston electric Railway. zil-

Miss Annie lMcLennan alid Mn Arthur Williams were passengers by the Borden train last evening.

Mrs. E. T. Webster. of .‘Scar!c- town, is n visitor to the city and has boon visiting friends ill Roy- alty, Clyde. ltiver and Mt. Her- iiert and lcnvcs ior home today.

The many friends of Geo. A. Mc- Aulay, York Point will be pleased to sec hlni out again after his serious attack of appendicitis. lllnllnlcAulay is very grateful to his ‘neighbors, cspeuially Mr. Les. ‘Vlclflwen ‘who attended to Mr. Mc- ulcy'.~: cropwhile he was ill , Mr. ind Mrs. Amlhrose Cream-

cr and son Joseph ol‘ Lowell, Mass ‘arrived in the city on Thursday ‘evening. 'i'hcy made the trip

from Lowell to tile island in their lauto and report the roads in good Iclinilition.

l

Anna Lilndrlgan ni‘ Cain-

liolcn Landrlgzln of Wheaten Cull cgc. Norton Zliass. who have been, the gilt-sis of Ml‘. and lllrs. Nicho- las Lanilrigzln. King St, llavo loft for a visit to their home in Slur-

gtfilIl. Mrs. Morton 1-1. Cummings. and Mrsg Wilson ‘ Hunt, both

of Malilcii lllass, i visiting Air. and Mrs. Bt-nj. Roi-Si? HMl-‘ifl “Pl t.na Itiigcrs who has ‘lioen visit- ing ‘both Mrs. ilunt and Mrs. l‘lllu uiings returned home ‘ivith them.

The. Misses Bert, lMntl-ie and Enid MacFarlanc arrived at H1911‘ lloiuc ili Sunimcrsidti a low days ugly miss pa" gpellt the pasi six wccks in Coluliiiiizi. University, ta- king the summer course in econ- omics. Slic leaves on Tuesday ac colupnnlcil by licr sistcr Enid for Victoria B. C.

iMrs. Ernest Itanisay and three i-ililrlmii of New Glasgow, N.-S. who have liccil vistlug her moth- er, Mrs. Dugald ‘hicNuti, Nial- pcquc, ‘leffl yesterday on return homo. llcr husband, Rev. Dr. llanisziy who had spout the sunl- mvr in hialpcquc, lcft a few (lays previous.

iMlss Jane Donnt-lly. and Mrs. James Aeneas Bradley, ,i\'(\ily's (Yroiss, Mrs Emmett Cruckon, 'i‘ravcrso and Mr. John iionnelly (if Spokane, Washington, motored to lhc city yesterday, they left on return to their liolncs last evening.

The Ll-loly Communion, 8.40 Matins and litany. l1 a. m.

Johnson, city and is a native of

—-tllev. C. F. Bleakney who has

August 27th. Service in the nioiu lug in North River in the after- noon Long Creek. in the evening Kingston. his wife have been occupying the North River both express themselves delighted with the with of the people. it is their plan if possible to spend vacation on the Island. Mrs. morning for Nova they will spend thence to Boston for the fall work.

also states that the crops in the (lifferent sections of Canada and l7. S. A. through which lie travel- led are the adds that P. E. l. Mr. Martin whols Rev. J. (J. Martin. Mount Stewart and Mr. J. S. Martin, Ulgg left the island about forty_ycars ago. has visited his native province a number of times. ‘being here eight years ago. spending another month on the Is- lalld.

brlflgfi, iilziss, and ncr sister Miss.

‘i tly ilimiiilslicil.

....WEDDING CAKE ‘B01 l! The W T. Wellnlir C0. Ltd.

er. Penn's CATHEDRAL. -- lltb Sunday alter Trinity. _8.00

as cc 5a The Holy Eucharist (choral), 7.00 Evensong

and Sermon. l)‘ Ill YOU'VE HEARD THE BEQT lh

now bear the best. The Brunswick phonograph with the all wooden oval horn. It plays all records, The W. '1‘. Wellxier (To. , Ltd Qcen Street, '

WILL CONDUCT SERVICES.— At the morning and evening ser- vice at St. James Presbyterian (‘hurch tomorrow Rev. Malcolm J. McLeod, D. D.. will take the pul pit in the absence of Rev. Mr. Mulligan who is spending his vaca- tion at Bedlord. Rev. Dr. Mac- Lcod ‘who belongs to. New York is a brother of (Mrs. (Dr.) H. D.

(.l‘

Eldon, this province.

tll SUPPLIED AT NORTH RIVER ui

H.

Rev. Mr. Blcakney and a

parsonage. They Island and doubly so the remarkable hospitality their summer Mr, and leave Monday"

Scotla where a few (lays ‘and

Bleakney

pa

VISITING RELATlVES—Ani0ng

fast improving.

licst for years but tops them all. a brother of

ltli

Mr (if He U“ iii)

iMr. Martin intends L“

‘of

THE 0"CONNELL PiCNiC—-T0- 3T day, Saturday. beginning at .2_

o'clock in the afternoon the great (if

O'Connell picnic for the (:hil(lrl-n,l

and particularly for the orphansin-

and poorer children

place at Victoria Park. it. is HIKE-Higg-

_ __ I H _ . _, _ 3pm, of “tune Leghcms N,» S" -;:|iorliiil by waltil‘ could l'll.lll])(‘ll‘

Il’,E'i"III‘X'I"I:IY1°I_-:H Lfiililqfvggxfiiiushntfiilymmh Wm, ,1356 ,,ggs_ Mn JV 1;_‘\villi llll‘ .-\_lll('l'll1l'lll product l!1 Ull- " ‘ ‘ " ' I '- l .. .. '- ‘t:

“inklps w“, h“ scrunmlnfl m, uwu-lMlllllllllls Barred flocks nit. Illllll "l" l

(lciight and profit.

- . l . . '..- 1t n ultiilorate l-iisl t'()lll])Eil"l'ill\'t'l\' Buffering UBSUQ- TIIB 068.0 Mr. O'Connell has been carry-Am" “f Imglmms “l ll“l“l"' l ‘.' , , V , ,' t. H ,. "‘.

t-i v - ,, . , . . i . . _ _- -.|; waste matter in the con- ini: on scores (if 111C111“ "1 Wilt’ “m” “ '1'" l?” “m” “ml- mnfn’ "rllilpliililllillil lllil(\'i"l]:(llll (iiiirlllli-Iiyiiil‘ seated region is expelled. "flies for several years‘ and this gm iifirfl] Bfrtrxid llc-(ll“lnlillii\lallllltlll and, there stored ‘tori giving lmllledla-l-B 111911017 ypm, m, has mmmgnfl m (Hum. w JVOH. ‘owa_ s i iiLlUlll , __ ;_ " x _ mi and h i _] l, t_ u , _ , _ l. m m‘, ‘ma: am] ti“. |.,Xp,.|-,|n(.n[u] gimp,“ pp“Jilrilllhlliitlll. llity litlli\( tll...l P‘ Y3 Cd 1'9 9 . 10 (harlotlitonil car lor - - "Hm, H, Sumel mood vessels and new“

son in order may iic enjoyed from every stand- point. Tlioso who are willing t0‘ drive tho (zlilldrcn by car can be- gin to tako thvlu about 2 o'clock, as soon aftcr dinner as they like. it is earnestly hlipod lllfl-l 110C a

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pr to

fruit dealers of this city, that the railway service this year

lng Boston reaches Charlottetown by the ear-

iilg_ This trip, occupying seventy hours is certainly a vast improve- ment ovcr former days, when the only possible way of bringing fruit here Ly rail was to make a coni- plete transfer either at Plctou or Point du Chene, making it possible to bring carlnad lots of fruit to tho island. The manage- ment of tile Government Illill-vay

lslactnry- service." Aug

Ming a when a genial contemporary find so little commendation

81love illilillOlvlétigllltflll in its

Yes. iuents have (lone, much for Prince Eduard island,

Notes oil the P. E. Island

There was a total nllnrlicr of eggs during tho

ill-ruins: 714. birds have commenced to llioult.

eggs each. Station pen of i‘l~n N0. l8

eggs

frlilu Pcakcs for sixth place with

\\'(-re seventh with Flveretl iiowat:'s White Lcgliorns

! The Experimental Station peni the contest with 1326 eggs.

will ulkc-‘lwshorn-s

i with 1249 eggs.

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--, . llellttll cllntllllln 1

"Clarke. Bros, the Well K1101" report

far as their business ls con- rncll. could not be found more lislactory. A car of lrult leav- on Monday night

grain on Thursday evening in

ne to be unloaded and all in eir warehouse that same oven-

im-

steln arc certainly entitled edit upon providing suc

to a sat- The Palrint, 25th.

it is refreshing, especially (lllr- liye- telection campaign. can for the col-

L‘. Conservatives, to find

1111:‘. What the Conservative

. G been supplying for the summer eminent, federal and provincilli months in the North River circuit did for this province- in giving it will close up his work Sunday, thc Car terry services, presents

striking contrast to the old Llli.

i-rlil (lays when the best “'9 coup] get was the promise of a tuniicll

"d m"! Only bfiiore elections.

the Conservative govern.

F82 Contest

decrease in the

'31 ‘Yuk- 53" 085's were laid as

Quite a few of the

[qr m; illness of one week from the many visitors to the Island M“ J_ S Sim‘ . _. , pneumonia. The remains, accoiu- at present is Mr. Hugh Martin. Lcghoms m‘, iolllxetgsfffxyhtllt“ paiiied Iby his nephew. Mr, hlar- forluerly of .\iontaguc now resicl- “wok Wm, 47 egg‘, Pendbtle tin ItfcGuigalnal-e expected ating in Shcboyigan, Wis. Mr. “my Barred Rocks of S

NONI! “liiltshilro tonight, thenoe ‘Martin is in m» insurance busi- ,,.,.,, 3,60,“, Wm, ,5 e b, "M", to Kelly's Cross for ‘interment. 1105s in the States Wing B" em‘ it. .\'. lluipltfs pen of tgliilc s. Funeral notice later. lilvyvv of the Actna insurance 1H,,“ 1,8,1 Wm, me EX ,.-‘ -.___<-o>—-i- Company and reports that conal- Sumo“ Den of wmlepiiigkilrlzlls PERSONALS gglrllgésezlggda“) in n“? wesmlg: Pen No. 20 for third place with 44

The Expcriiilcntzli White LHKIIOFHS was fourth with 4R .\ll'. J. B. Miilinalrs Barred

ticil with ‘ii. L. l\'luase's

cits

lViiite Leghoriis oi’ Kcilsington for lifth place with 42

eggs EflFll. s. F Dingwclfs White Legiiorns| lloar River tied with Mrs. 1). J. rnlicllaefs Willie Lcgilorlisl

eggs each. ‘Mrs. It. G. Mc- rl-lfs Barred flocks, New ‘Perth 38 eggs, and

Citpe Traverse was cighthyvith‘ eggs. ' White ‘Leghorns No. 19 leads , Mrs \V. Buipiifs pl-n of is second

J. S. Sl'.llill'lllllll'h'

The total production to (late is IIHWi-itii fl-oin- lll0 l’i'l111fl.\'l\"-l11li\ k ‘my fields, and furnish a purely (‘an- Tiw fniiflwng t3 n mm- m‘ t)“. adian silpply lor lnilustrizll needs. l

izc winners for the (‘llarlottc- wil Egg ‘Laying (loutez-"t for till»

T‘!

The Experlmvntzli Siatiolii "l"“-"-

'l‘lii*,\' say ‘habit could hi‘ lililli-(l.

. . "l .. .v ': 'zl that U“, "ucflslonlof Viliitl. Lcghorns l\o. 1.8 loi st.\ l ml “Willi ‘"1 i

(lnlh plum. Wm, 132;; eggs 8,1,,“ exit-lit replace. llll‘. liicii-prli-l-il illi-

-.\lr.

LIEIIT. EDWIN_

fills ElllPiRlYS slim ' THE‘ ROYAL NAVY " ADMIRALTY“ OFFICIAL PICTURES,

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10'—-MAMMO'I‘H REELS-—10 WHAT YOU WILL SEE

" MQIJILDING THE RAW MATERIAL.

BRITAIN ’S SHIP- BUILDING YARDS IN ‘VARTIME, ANI) THE MERCANTILE MARINE, _

HOW THE - NA- TION’S FOOD SUP- PLIES WERE SEC- URED. ‘

THE BOMBARD- MEN T OF ZEE- BRUGGE.

A DAY WITH THE MINESWEEPERS.

THE EYE OF THE NAVY. THE R.N.A.S.

The birth of a Seaplane, visit to the Grand Fleet.

The Exploits 0f H. M.

Harbour, the Grand Fleet at Sea.

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SMITH, R. N. V. R. F. fR. s.

‘PRESENTS A A ti"

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