'. , itions fulr in vicinity Edmonton,

‘ , rain short. burning and

its ‘iIJDQTn head. General conditions . u» favourable.

Yﬂﬂllfrains, which have been ho- ... iuial.

. [iconic sections. (lrnin continues .

» ‘diary. Pastures are improving.

hblot, new vmp

I‘

In Ilﬂllailll l7. on, utvmlty-lva

to it.“(ullillit.llil Qt i ‘ 4'1’ will zlild '4‘

pu but th yeul up.

I . "Ma, has lPa been to tic l"Yes. llow do you know.

“Well. my money box won't rattle."

—’l‘he llunlorist

Crop Reports

Below will be found a brief synopsis of telegraphic reports re- calved at the Ilczld Office of tllc Bank of Montreal from its “WHICH es. The Iiranch Managers have complete and intimate knowledge ofveacb local siluzltiorl and arc in close touch with (‘rop conditions in all sections of the districts mc-n- tidned. i l

l-lot dry winds have adversely affected crops in Central and Southeastcnl Alberta and Northern‘ and Central Saskatchewan. in the rest of these two Provinces con~ til-lions generally are fair and Manitoba favourable. in (lnt-irio, Quebec, and Maritime Provinces reports indicate satisfactory crops. ln British Columbia the applc crop will be less than last year. Details follow:-

GENERAL

PRAIRIEPROVINCES EDMONTON D1STRICT - Con-

ogrovllie, ltcd lx-er, and from ,0'llllrosc t0 Scdgewlck vrllcrc rains fell night ot‘ 15th Jllly. ’l‘llt.-rtl was also much needed precipitation lll Lilcnnlbe District. CALGARY iilS. TRICT—~FX'OID Carbon North and East of Saskatchewan boundary conditions are very unfavourable. heading. rom Olds south lsonditlons fair to good. LETHBIUDGIQ DISTRICT.- {lorth alld East of Lcthbridgl» ropa are very poor especially at Medicine litlt. South and West of L thbrldgc conditions con-tlnllc llflilllc. SASKATUON DIS-

‘ 'l'._-—0wing to warm dry wen» “flier, broken only by local showers. crop conditions unfavourable. 0min ls short and wilt-at is head- ing prematurely. Yield will be light and there is likely to bc a shortage ‘ ‘and seed in some districts.

‘ pant s and hay crop poor. Re» cm lhowers have improved situa- tron ‘in some localities but Creek prclato districts crop condi- “ﬂlfly satisfactory, with in- ns for good yield in South-

‘ ‘ctons. WlNNlPEU DIS- tfrwhﬂlli. crop though late is

. ’ _ tory condition nnd only - l l ers to curry to maturity good average shape. There art,- ‘pqual-disappointing exceptions.

MVINCE or‘ QUEBEC

outlook generally is ca’ urnging and points to n good average crop but notwithstanding

1110M! moisture ls nccllod well. Hay yields good in low< Find fair 0n higher ground.

“Roots are making good progress illd yield’ promise: to be satlsfao

jnlovluohl or pn-rmuo

Freedom Game

has benefited froln rccult rains alld is doing well. Pasture is good throughout tho whole Province. Snluil fruits arc cxtct-llcnt alld wlllt cr apples promise well.

MARITIME PROVINCES

NEW BRUNSWICK — Recent showers have benefited all crops. Potatoes, on wlllcll crop much do- plnds, arc looking wcil. Owing tn lack of sufficient rain the hay crop

Western Guardian

....'DON'T FORGET THE AUG- T-ION Baleiat Alex D, Martin, Grsndvlcw. Friday ZSthQImpla taunts an household furniture. H. Nelson A‘: Son, Auctioneers.

3670-7-18-fstw-4l

“estrus. ‘Au

ant in Montague and will be pleas- ed to receive news items. advertis- ing. Job Prihtini. new and renew- ahaubscriptioas.

-.--{-OQ-_.-.-. ‘ rznsoulité‘. " "

-—LOTS OF VISITORBF-There are many tourists in town at pro‘ sent. they appear to enjoy our climate with coal nights, most of , _ the hotels here are filled to capac --'Jndse H. 0- Mclnorney and lty, I H, Mrs. Mclaerney of St, John N. 13..

----' are visiting the latter's relatives

....'RIVERSIDE HOUSE- Mur-

ln Georgétown. ray Harbor a restful resort. We can accommodate a limited number of Tourists‘ during the summer season mt moderate rates. For par- ticulars Mrs. A. P. Prowsa. Mur- ray Harbor, P .12. 1. 8460-7-12-stt-6l

.."1‘he following Brookline peo- ple are visiting iu St. Mu y's Road: Miss Bell Bruce. Mr. oliald Me Kenzls, Miss Kathrlne Mucbellan. _Mr. William Moiyaeaux, Mr. Henry Campbell and Mr. Ewen MoPheo.

SIXTIETIl ANNIERSARY

—|N PQRT 0F $UMMER$lDE-—- A pleasant family reunion ‘took Schr- J. H. Ernest. Cont. Grady. place on the 16th instant at the Willi ll 00TH" 0! Allliml Nlil (‘O01 home/of Mr. Kenneth MacDonald for Mes-arr "Olmmla. Lld- The Cove iicad umhl, it being tho soul Sﬂllf- H0101 W- K111i 111111 l1. Wm‘ anniversary of his tllarriuge to Capt. Jones in command, called Mp3s [Huge] Jenkins m 1864’ m M" m‘ Friday ml‘ 791ml" "l"! wbmn were borll five sons and five when lanlnplletcal. will proceed to ,|u,,ghmr,,_ M“ MacDonald and h“, ltlcblbllctn to discharge cargo and “unabk, purmcq. bum,“ puny me h, will then take nu a cargo of lumber L“, 43' wq,,_.,-,.' by years m- “Hum n” m!“ llml- H- labor industry perseverance nnd fair-dlsailllg. they were H1031. suc~

-POLICE COURT. — At the police court cu Saturday a number of autoists, charged with speeding on the town streets were summarily tic-lit with. A lad charged with running a car on the street with no numbers. was give the lnilllnlulll I'm.- 01825 and costs or one month in jail. Tile adjourned prohibition (i881! against Mrs. Cameron was further adjourned till Saturday-ll.

, ' r. .1. W. Murdock is now Gun-din "AF

CAMPERS "BLANKETS

-—SPECIAL GROWING WEATH- ER.—'1‘hc result of the recent heavy rain, (ran be plainly observed by the rapid, growth noticeable in fields ol grain, potatoco and tulnlps, even hay in sections will not be so light a crop us has bcml reported. Wlllll‘ In other sections, fields of hay and clovc_r__nlay be seen which will sur< pass the crop for a numlmr of years. A few farmers have started haying in this vicinity bllt no new hay hos yet been taken to market.

or}? Millard’: Llnlment for Rheumatism. . -i-—<0-§——-—

PERSONALS —Mr. Iloward S. Scllurlnan, alld

party, tlcntral licdeque on Sunday motored to Sumlllersitle. 1i.

w. u. r.-

TUESDAV, JULY 22 ‘ 700 Kllocycles (380 Zilctcm)

in most places will h.» light. (irass pasture only fair. NOVA S(‘.0'l‘lA- PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, —~l Crops generally good, bu-t more: rain would be beneficial. IIay and; grass pasture ill good condition, Apple crop looks well, but pcrhapsl ripening too quickly. i . PROVINCE o|= BRITISH l COLUMBIA

Heavy rains on Monday have] greatly benefited crops. in the low. er mainland ilaylng is nearly com~l [lit-ted and will be about 85% of tllc average. (lralns ilronllsc good (traps. roots fair. Apple crop es- tilllzlictl 25'7" loss lllln last year. P01101105 and apricots now luorlng. Pasture iluprovl-ti by ralll ill ldrzlscl- Valley alld dry liUll, else- whurc very poor.

High T0 Thaw

(United Press) l’llll.Al)1<Jl.1'1llA, Jllly 21. —~ Thousands of dollars wcro spent to obtain Harry K. 'l‘ha\v‘s rt-lcasc from Klrklaritllrs Asylum hero. where ilc had bell confined seven years, it was revc-lled whorl the trustccs of the lnilllonlllrds estate \Valtt-r ltiddlc, Pltisburg, nnd lloward lrish, Pillbldelpllla, prc- sultctl a final accounting ot‘ their stewardship to the columon pleas courtfllerl- .lnd asked to bc dis- charged froln further duties ill the estate.

'l‘lll: account of the committee showed that Thaw rccolvos comes ycarly of nearly 860.000 from two trust estates and that they il.ld charge of securities be- longing to 'l‘lln.w which amounted to about $700,000. in the near future, when the provisions of the trust hnvc been carried ollt, Thaw will get u million tiolinrs nlorc, it was said.

\Vllilc the report did not disclose the amount of foes paid to lawyers ill the litigation, tho committee stated that a sum of about $15,000 had not been tumod nvcr to Thaw with tllc rcst of the estate, this amount being hold to pay bills of various nilenlsts and medical ox- perts testifying before the Thaw lunacy hearing hero and legal ox- pulscs which may yet havo to be not.

Allenlstg will get b ween, $1.500 alld 82.000 each for-th‘ r reports to the committee and thlr examina- lion of Thaw. Dr. Hill. the chief medical expert caliodbtl behalf of Thaw, will receive ymora than

it Wpothcr conditions have bccn notable through the past week Q ropl ll lanai-cl chow im- lllluFlll wheat 1| filling Ind ripsnlli fut. Prospects Mutter t m average crop. , git: out: pol; trprombllﬁ . a , long a w w “ w&lflte.hut won ’ i t ulonr are heavy.

$2,500, it was said. _, -. Foes paid other medical exports testifying la favor of Tllnw'l re lease from the Pennsylvania Ho! pltal for Mental and Nervotn Dil cases were not revealed. ' in addition to the heavy foes paid allenlnts and physicianmllis brilliant staff of lawyers, and many through hi: ' mother, Mrs.

; b; m» his fight tortluiorty.

Joseph A. Chickcnc and his Clover

other iucldcnilll, Thaw. estate pad ills aged

Mary GFThuw of Flttlbhrgll; paid aboutbﬂlw for settlement of the (lump suit before

WGY (Schncctady. N. Y.) General Electric Company Eastern Standard Time

11:30 a. m,-—Stcck market port.

11:40 a. m.-—l'raduce market rc- port.

11: 55 a. nl.——U. S. Naval Obscrvll. tcry time signals.

1:00 p. lil.—M1lSlC and atldrcss, “Summer Lampshatlt: for Electric Lighting Fixtures," courtesy Socie- ty for ldlcctricai lhrvelopnlt-llt.

5:00 p. nl.——Protlucc and stock market quotations; news bulletins; baseball results. 6:00 p. m-Dlnncr music

b!’

(flab Orchestra of Hotel 'l‘cu ldych, Albany, N. Y. 7:15 p. m.—ilnscbnll scores. 7:30 p. Yllr-(‘CFICUPI by th: New York Philharmonic. (lrchcstra, Willem van Hongstratcn, con- ductor, broadcast frolll Lclrlsollll Stadium, New York.

10.15 p. tn.—Organ recital by Stephen E. iioiscbllr. frola l'rnctor’s linrmantls Illccckcr llall, Albany, N. Y.

ﬁllllﬁllllli HEAL. lTCllY PIMPLES

0n Face, Neckband Chest. Were Hard, Lar e and lied. Lasied Six jonths.

" My trouble begun with ,im in on my ha, neck and cheat. c = plfnpldﬂ‘ were hard, and red and fumed and lubed liory badly, especially at night. The irritation». uuud mo to numb and the act-urchin; uuued tom. The troubio looted about o month.

“ l began using Cutlcurn Soap and Ointment and they afforded relic-Land after uling one coke of Cu- ticuro Soap and one box of Cullcurn Ointment 1 VIII healed." (Signed) Min Harriet Guldorf, 617 S. Elm 8L, Spokane, Wuln, June 4, 1923.

Cuticuro Soup dhilyuvith Cutlcun Ointment oocalionnlly, pr-lventl pimple: or other -.-- ptionn. They are planing to uu, u in nllo Cuti- curn Tukum, on excellent deodorant.

_ factors

ecssflll and now have the pleasure- of soiling tilei-l- large family coal» fortubiy settled and thelr_ fervent prayers assuredly answered.

This worthy ffllllpl€, although bnlh over the four-score mark, are enjoying the best oi‘ health and are in-ld in high esteem by the community. The company some ninety persons, made up of child- ren. grand-cil-lldren and‘ ‘great- grand-taillldren. presented honored parrots with purse. A tlevoted grand-son, Mr. Malcolln 1i. Jay, residing in Dall- tornln son oi‘ .\lr. John W, Jay of Plsquid, also remembered with a substantial cheque. After speet-icmaklng. lnalrulnclltnl llluolc, and song, the trompllpy sat down. in a tea tablc groaning under tho dollcll. ‘. of the season. Having bounced Mr. and Mrs. MacDonald and singing “(loll ‘lie ‘With You 'l‘lll We Meet Again" lhc happy gather lag separated.

Mr. and Mrs. MacDonald and the parents of Mr. J. P. MacDonald, grocer of this city,

The (luardlan wishes them many happy returns of the day. (Patriot please copy.) —_--.<-o>———

Germany Shunned By Tourists

(United Press)

liEllLlN, Jilly 21. ~—t1crmany is exprrlellcing tllc worst tourist sca- srll since tllc war.

Shipping mcn and hostelrlcs are sbcdding bitter tours of disappoint- ment that American alld other guests are remaining away from this country this summer, willie England and France are reported reaping a greenback harvest. Propaganda and advertising abroad are having no tlffcct. liloru powerful than tllc pleas of tho (lt-rlluln ilotcl nlcu is tho alleged French and English propaganda agaﬁlst the German resorts. Still nlorc-‘powerful is the fact that tier. lllllll prices arc way bcyolld French and Elllllllill, while the attractions (lcrmtlny offers the visitors are not lll-illtllilﬂlly alluring.

llotcl prices tbnt compare favor- ably~or llnfuvorubly~~wlth New York's; lileatrc prices ranging around $5 per scat and often more; lllXm-l on hotel guests; rt-collctltlon of lliilllVllPllrlti trcatltltsnt of visit- ors tbn- past two yars-thtsse oro opt-rating to tllc dlsatl- vantage.- of tllc (lcrluan tourist business.

ill-trcatnlont and gouging, so prevalent during the Inflation por- iod, ilavc nloally dislppcarctl. rlvt-ry effort is now madc to make the visitor's stay in (lcrnlony pleasant. for boiclnicn and store keepers have come to a belated realization that inlpolitenessl does not. lure, and the gouging is some- thing u tourist resents, be it littlo or great.

Tho hotel proprietors‘ asslciation is continuing its fight for abolition of hotel taxes. in Berlin, thd city (roullcll has seen their point, of view to tho extent of lowering the tax to 15 percent. but. so far stead- fastly refuses to hat-ken to the n. gumcnt thut a total abolition would be n drawing card, more promnpp, to business than til tax receipts.

N0 TIME

TPﬂmV-"l have seal better days,’ sir "

v Rusinesa Mnn-"Wes, l suppose so, but lbhvelrt time to discuss the

weather with you now."

thelrl a wcll~ifllled|

them‘

Wit’ 0f 8 government is one pf the;

A large stock of grey army blank- ets, all wool, ‘specially suited for campers outﬁts. Selling at the special

‘price $1.49 Each

Men’s Balbriggan Underwear, two piece. Clearing at .. . . $1.25 Per Suit

Men’s Balbriggan Combination Underwear. Selling at thespecial pricetoclearof $1.39

" - . _ _. Is . Reductions , Two ml three button models light and dark shades, well made ﬁt guar-

‘l anteed. Regular vlalue up t0 $25.00.» (‘learingat $15.00

Men’s Suits, standard models, greys, browns, mixed tweeds. Newest‘ patterns, latest styles. Clearing at ......$l2.00

Another lot of Men’ Suits, extra- ordinary value. Special at . . . . $15.00

STRAW HATS FOR MEN

Regular $2.50 for $1.50 See Our Queen Street Window

SILK CAPS FOR MEN

Regular $2.50 for $1.00 See Our Queen Street Window

See our Special Auto Wraps. See our Special large sizé Auto

' ‘ I I ONE PRICE T0 EVERYBODY .

SPOT CASH

SE BROS LTD.

The Big Store

ATTENTION AUTOISTS

Regular $6.50 for . . . . . . $4.95 Wraps. Regular $10.50 for . .. . $7.50

THE 0N E PRICE CASH STORE

N 7-22-tts3i.

w) greatest "factors in the question of llnclnpltlyulont.

Il‘be general principle that has hocn deducted from tllc investiga- tion is that countries that have irl~ fluted their currencies suffer less froln unemployment than those

1. L. B. Takes Rapid Strides

(United Prou.) GENEVA. Jilly 31-—'l‘l10 T811"! buc -kto tho pro-war basis.-

DPQEPQHB tlilli- is bﬂlng Inﬁll” 0" "V" The most striking example of

er the world in tho 111111.19!‘ of lab< “,1; is declared to m, ‘England

or legislation has bocn summarized wiwm the government's em," m~

l" l1 ﬁllilllllillillli, lvl-Zllvli bl‘1'1"‘"Phys-establish the tire-war value of "m" 0"" "'1 0i‘ ""100 the pound necessitating a defla- ﬂllﬂ-l‘ llllebﬂﬁlitlil" °f m0‘ ln';:{r"ll01l of i'lilfl‘tl1l(l}’ has resulted in in- "ll "l"! '4} i" "P00" 0010i‘ l" dustrlal conditions that have left l a i l 1 "' lllllll . cncos that have since been held, T)“, ﬂame phennmenon w“ “m. including tllc original tine at Wash-Hm.“ h, 1.0mm, when, n“, one,“ o; ingtoll lll i919, that of tmnoa ill 1J- H“, guvemment u, r,,1,,,|,|||,,,,,, 4m,

20 and the three sllccctaslvo illltirUnnuuna| “Much, rammed m “n. c

at tloncva in i021, i022. alld l923:,.,,,p|,,ymen,_ whm, attain"; h, have drain-ti tlllltycix li1l.(ii‘lllll.lt)ﬂ~ Mme mdusn-la, u hum “a 40 De,- al conventions and ﬂliﬁ0lllilltilltlilr w“, 01,," the wonkem_ tions relating lo lilo adjustment of, gzachmgloyjkia ‘no labor conditions, | To date tileso thirty-six convelrlthe “ovumnam undertook m dﬂh, tions, of which the nlost important m m, quﬂaimyfbm “We “m, u“,

‘passed

one is that of the elghtilour day. {nduguhl ‘gtuhmfn, 1501mm“ m,‘

have received a total of 133 ratlfi~ Mam-ant!" “Bmmoymant m“ ‘d. cations ill tho various countries. 5mm] 145,1‘; 1Q» m9 n“ bu“ o; a There is no wvlrtually no colln- gmhmna ¢u‘,~’,-,,'ncy_ "

try in the world, belonging to the ‘international labor bureau, that has not ratified and put ilnto force 0mm ono to half a tiozorl of these international labor conventions.

Indy: "1 want. a nice‘ book for an Invalid!" _ ’ 4 nookaitlggryWau, madam, Some- thing r out!" .

. . L d : “ - ' Oomlde - Unemploymlnt. conealytlscenti"lr_no_no—or h“ _ 40>“

The international ILabor Bureau I An angler in Bcotland by a series of investigations in the caught l! onww ighing loading countries of the world hair-hounds. demonstrated that the financial ‘pb l '

rocontly . _ HWY I ‘nfor p, tllat-‘ln doa-

‘"01"! rile bu, ‘iiiucatcu

wilich scok to bring their currency"

through ‘a similar experience when .

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