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2nd Cblrlcttelown Ov- (St. Pauli)

i ‘It's held its closinl nneetina on Friday, June 22nd with a good . nttcndence. Minot o! the meeting was held outdoors and con- sisted or inspection lb;- clenn ties. horseshoe rormation and pre- sentations (oi-lowed by e. woodcraft competition, relay races and a stalk- ‘ in; game. After campfire every Guide renewed the promise made when she bonnie a Guide Ind the meetlxy closed in the iauel way-

Jeen Human ha; eemed s. service star for one year's service in ﬁne Movement. Prizes ior selling the most tickets for the entertainment were present/d to Mary Hooper and Hilda Richardson. The pat-rel ban- ner for coming the highem number 01 points in April and May was awarded to the White Heather Patrol.

Classes in Morse simwllizig win be held on Thursday evening as, 7.30 my, the Oapmin’; home for those who wish to attend.

A 501W twelve day carnzp e/c Ounce Gave for Quidm in the 2nd and 3rd Charlottetown Omnpanics i5 being pin-lined. lvilisa J. Iililllerton, the _ wen-ranted Oaiptefn of the 3K1 Ginn- pen-y and e-n experienced camper, Mil be in ermine. 'Ili'ie0pentxlg date is July 26th end the iee $3.00. Lists 0f requirements and health forms v31: be distributed in about e. week's

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“Lie Still” Warning Saves Ghild’s Life

VEbT. June 36.-His mother's cry of "Lie still!" saived the, life or three-yeer-old Thomas Gnagory when he fell on the rails in fmnt of a. collery train here. Hts cousin. Edith Scott. also aged three. fell from her mother's arms and was fatally injured.

‘Ilwmes escaped with an inyitred foot. Two of his toes had to be amputated in whltehaven hospital, where Edith died from terrible inllhim.

MIS- 811066. e. miners wife, carn- "18 Edith, was on her way to vist Thomas Ira-Tents. who live near the scene of the tragedy.

They were about to peas ave,- the level crossing when the boy ran from the other side to meet them.

Iiehadbeenio slocaifaLi-end WM gleefully shouting: “I have been to the fair; see what I have sotﬁ’ In his hand ‘he held o. toy.

As heran hecausht hslootin B roll and fell as wasons being shunted ﬂDPmuehed.

-Mrs- Greewv. mm saw his fell, shouted to him to lie s"‘l between the rails. The boy cb€ygd_ Mrr- Scott. Willi-i mini in her arms. rushed iohis aid. but lost hoixd. of the child, who ten wide-l- xa n. .

Cultivating Good T0 Eliminate Bad

BRANTTORD, Ont, June 36,. Members of the Provincial oquncu 0i Women meeting here yesterday discussed immoral books and motion pictures and the a-dvisebiity . of establishing a. Dominion Depart. merit or Education’ ' Mm- Joihn Rose. of London, w‘- seated that creation of o. taste for F°°d Yeﬂdiile would prove more helnml in the elminiation o1 im- moral books than banning them,

' Ring George with Queen Mary at his side reviews the Czrps of Com- missions! a...

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Every Twen ty-Five Yea rs

Prince of Ws':"- _ y lle last reviewed the

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and Mrs. G. Tomey, of 51;, Getharines, mentioned one dim- wlw of mdsinx whet books are monal and what imimornl. Mrs. J. W. Bundiy, president, Hlicxested development or epprec‘, “W! 01' 800d motion pictures through special shows for children ‘as a. means of fighting kmmgml pictures. 5988mm; of a Domhion Depart. merit of -- ti ., Mm ma, said WWW-IE 01ml’. would further Wmplioaie the educational situation and ‘Maven the taxpayer» should be diswwaced. Miss mess Ross, To- YOIWO. said that as provincliﬂ education needs van-led, a. federal t would net be 531,15- bgniformiigvj ofttéeéiét books

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Crested Wheat Grass

GLORIOUS days in the open. Outings you wouldn't miss for worlds. Of course you'll want them all in

pictures! . . . Snapshots

thing which makes them bet Vrriclirome Film does this. cloudy weathe

pictures to keep and look at often. are so important_to everyone.

the need for posing~or squinting into the sun.

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oi/uinq ui time familiar yellow bax

the semi-arid sections of the south, the latter has been grown almost exclusively in the northern dis- tricts. and these have been more favourably situated with regard to moisture. Good seed crops have been obtained thereiore of “Fait- way" ousted wheat gross and the seed has been sold at a consider- able premium over ordinary seed.

Iii Spite of the fact there is con- siderable wheat grass seed being Droduced in western Canada, the,

mend. This is due in part to ne-I veie drought which has visited the prairie sections of Saskatchewan and Alberta during thc last, few ‘years, since crested wheat gmss has had its widest distribution in that area. These conditions havo- demonstrated its exceptional I

produce in e. dry climate, but while‘ lthe plants were able to make sub- stantial growth on available spring moisture and to produce heads, the‘, supply or moisture was frequently insufficient to fill the seed. De- mand for seed of the “Fairway” strain is moat insistent. Seed dis-i

ordinary crested wheat and "Fairwayf variety have grown in

Maritime

Summer School Serkvilie, N. B.

JULY 5th - - AUGUST 17th

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For these reasons it would appear that seed stocks produced in Wes‘.- em Canada. will scon consist large- ly oi the improved vaflcty.»-Crest-

SIIPPIY 15 5W1 f" $110111 01' U16 de-‘ed Wheat Grass bulletin, Dominion:

Department of Agriculture .

CHEER-A SNAPS HUGE PICTURE

(By The Canadian Press) ASHISNGTON, June 26 -— The world's largest camera. ‘for making

ions a\i with a dark rcom built inside it to develop pictures. has been placed in operation by the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.

The camera, designed for repro- ducing government nautical charts and airways maps. “snopsﬁ pictures

mb“"‘°“ °' “"3 "may h" beewso in h . are. n. is 3i feet long. .

quite general so that. altlioush bothlfiiis imesexilre room in the ‘base- gfzggérlefnfggd found a ‘vmmm m “h” me!"- °i “w Cilmmm‘ D°W‘“‘°“" '~ night-clothes on cm- stairs. tremb- puuqing, and photographs charts]

with an error of less than the thickness of a cigarette paper - LOOOih oi an inch.

The frame of the giaii‘. camera ccgcmblcc p, railmad bridge, for it is built of 2'1 inc-ii steel “l" beams. and is suspended on three groups of c sins from girderathat rest. directly on the building's Iounda- tions. This proiecis the camera from horizontal vibrations of the building and cork pads guard against vertical movements. both oi which might interfere with the high precision nf the plidtflflfiiplls

Thr- cemern will make it. .i\:l: in pi-rduce more up-tovrlate charm llbseilt-ll iOt leiety o! ships

‘planes at greater speed and less sTRAw-Bgggy s

100st than ever before, the c321 ‘ survey said.

l GIVES LIFE FOR not;

l PARIS, June 23.—"Sa.vc the dqgsl” A man's voice, shrieking above the howling or 80 tortured dogs, Shlbkliﬁd these words, giving me “m; nicrm Lqvtillc inhabitants gr the digitjv ct of Tcriics that a building conbziiniltg n garage and kennels was on fire. The voice was that ‘tin, keeper 0,1‘ the garage, who made a. desperate attempt to free the dogs. He managed to release 28 of them before he himself fell a victim to the fumes. When the fire brigade got the fire under they found M. Quentin dwci. surrounded by the chavrcd rcmolns

drought resistance and ability Wpi-ccision photographs, weighing i4 of s2 dogs.

lBEARDLESS l-IUBBY

g IINKNOWN ro WIFE i '”T"'__'

i MAINZ, June 26,—-In thn early

lmorning hours the residents oi a block of houses in tn s city hciird

help. SOYiI-I‘. of them

[ling from tear and shouting that r. sfraitigcr had invaded licr rcom. iTiir-ee m-en. armod ivilh clubs, fol- ‘icwed her into the room and ioiincl n. clean-shaved man siivi-illl; 1" b°d~ 152mg awakened with some diffi- ‘culty. he Iirotested that he was in h s own house and his own bcd

Some friends had bot. him five liters of beer that, lic did not dare to shave off his beard. lie muld not JTSiSE the temptation. tlic board was shaved off. and his wife had not T900311 18d him -

Rangoon was described as the wctirsc city on earth whcn 1i ‘inches icii in one day, flooding the place

And any- cer is important too. It gives you good pictures in r or in shade as well as in sunlight. It ends

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CROPS REPORTED SHORT

Bnsmironr). Owl-- June m" Strawberry cIOPS he“! Wm be “he shortest on record. in nwny Wow duo to a. drought which pnwtiwilly ruined the early "QD- MW‘ W‘ e‘ tics now hen; harvested will be “Qymal, however. Market authori- ‘ﬂag believe ‘the newest retail price jivas likely w be two boxes for 25 cents.

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::PowerIul Medicine-Jfhe healing properties in six essential oils are concentrated in every bottle of Dr. |Thomas' Eclectric Oil, forming one ‘of the most beneﬁcial liniments ever offered to the use of man. Many can testify as to its power in alley- ing pain, ond many "m"? m" WT" tify that they owe their health to it. Its wonderful power is not ex- pressed by the smell 911% 11i- which it soils.

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Due to curtailment in Canadian lumbering operations and in New- foundiands lumberinf. 95m"! and mining, there was a heavy carry- over 0i molasses in Barbados, Brit- ish West Indies from i932 to i933, This year the demand from Can- ado for fancy molasses has been brisk.

NOTICE I

Having sold my farm I offer by | private sale, l lleintzman Piano. l Radio, Parlor and Bed Room Suite

(oldl; Dining Room and Kitchen I furniture, man's fur coat (coon), z ’ plough; single, l driving wagon and harness and numerous other articles

Also l Jersey heifer due to freshen

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CreStEATiIKEaFgFéESTsTi ‘outfits i‘ of the Steppe or prairie planes of Russia. and western, Siberia. Grow- into Came

plains. it has developed of drought and extremes of tem- perature that makes it well adapt-w ed to the climatic conditions of ious losses to western Canada.

. Fins . The importation of obscb

on those cold. dry. wind-swept the United

those countries.

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do. from Australﬁ and States is prohiiﬂed in a. tolerance order to keep out blue mould dis- ease (unknown to exist in Quads)‘ iiicn has been responsible ﬁr ser- iiue-cured toblbco in

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Fire, Life, Accident, Sickne§s

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and Plate Class Insurance?

_ at Lowest Rate. Agent at Summerside, Lloyd Lewis 14c Richmond St., Charlottetown _

September 1st. DEAN Mel-IWEN, North River.

and and dislocating all communications. L-diiii-o-m-wlln.

One Cent a Mile f

Western Canada

Tickets on sale daily to June Nth-Return limit 45 days. .

For Full Particulars apply to '

W. K. ROGERS a '

(‘ity Ticket Agent Canadian National Railways,

9i Great George Street

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