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CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1924-
layglk Onllll all U-lla
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WILL HE Tilli-
il FIELD DAY
UN THE ILLUST-L
|NE T[|1 MARS IN RATIUN FARM( AT _ MliiiTlllillE
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Interesting Demonstration of Experiment- , al Work On One oi the T Eight Similar
Declares W oman As- -
trologist Who Also Predicts Peace on 1 _ Earth. .
(Canadian Press)
NEW YORK, Aug. 20. -The red
my of Mars is what causes war o11 earth. _ln 1944 the militant planet will end its present cycle with its red ray, and peace and good will will reign on earth, Then. too. we will communicate by radio with Marg and get acquainted with the folks who live on it. All ol this ami 111nch more was asserted and predicted Sunday by Miss Belle llurt, director of the American Acadumy of Astrology.
Miss llart looks with a certain
disdnin upo11 mere astronomers and scientists generally. They ure suf. fering from the delusion, among others, she says. that on Saturday next they will learn a great tical about Mars, owin-g to lin proximity on that date to the earth. True, she admits. the planet will be com- paratively near at banti, but it will, sho says, be enveloped in a dense ether impenetrable by the tele. scope.
linwover. in April 1926, the us-
trologcr reports, Maru will be in oppnsl-l.io11_ to Neptune and in con- junction with Jupiter. This will cause tt storm of electricity such as has seldom been oqualcd en earth 11nd never has been surpass- ed. This spectacular disturbance will be destructive only l11 certain regiens ami will produce the first ray of direct communication from the ilinrtians_ -
'i‘i1o demonstration will he ro-
pcutvd with addcd° intensity iu~ the spring of 1928. A third appear-
.---<-*---*_'~;' John Flxtcr of the Cirllifiii EXDGF1' In tho location of these local ox-
lllelrtal F8l‘m, Ullllwii- T116 10¢“1 perlmental iarms care was taken stations are ulldor tiw HUD0l“/1510" to select farms' that were about of Ui 1110 5\lll0l'1li10"l10“t of me Ex"z1verage` fertility, some of them be- p0\‘1ll\0lili\1 511111011. C11“l'1°11~¢t0Wn `lo\v uvorz 0 and thc intention is to
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'FOR SALE, THAT DESIRABLE
residence No._ 186 Prince St. Apply to R. E. Colwill care of Johnson and Johnaon's, City.
3583-8-15-31.
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'WANTED-»-TWO OR THREE
gang tractor plow. Apply Box 171 Cliarlottetowxi. 3677-8-20 in 2i.
*FOR SALE - PURE BRED
cnllie pups, live weeks old. P. M. Rodd, Harrington. 3633-B-19 m 31.
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q11lck purchaser, Ford Sedan. Li care ol Guardian. 3673-il 20 n12i.
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Point. 'Fox ranching or potatoes. Apply -Robert Cotton. 3682-8-21-21 --_-,__,_..____.__-- 'FOR SALE-TEN FEMALE SIL-
ver fox pups. Parents registered in P. E. island Association. All A 1 stock. Clark Woodside. Meipeque.
3664-8-20 2|.
*WANTED-CAPABLE MAID IN
family ol three. Apply Mrs. Art-
hur Mutcb, Box 294, City.
3629-8-19mt(.
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two calves, one Jersey and one Ayrshire. Please notify .l. Walker, 114 Prince Street, City.
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3584-8 15-tif.
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itiously sxeo ted. Guardian Ceut-
nl Job Printtery, Phone 138.
2876-5~8t!.
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enco_d-fox rancher, married man
referred rafcren n ra uircd
i' . . ce ll - Telephone 270, Moncton.. B. F.
119111. 712 Main Street.
8658-819 nl 3|.
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their daughter. Miss Elini, Mr
The Guardian.
in und iros erous tomnlnnity
no means confined to the men many of thc women present evinc
observation un intimntc k11o\v
irocosscs u11d methoils
here, were instituted in this prov
previously.
The farms are an extension o
Farms in the Pro Vince-Excellent Results Achieve d by Improved ` Methods Of See ding and Rota.-
1.1011- _ hill
YUS1‘=l'i1f1Y llfl0l'l\00i1 was “Field moth sunflower. All these crops
Day" at the illustration Farm near present u most promising appear- Montaguc. one of eight similar ance. farms inthe province. ’i`hcre-wan. The third field contains two u fairly large attendance of ladies icrcs of Charlottetown No. 811 anti geirtlemen from the surround- barley, a variety developed by Mr. ing community, besides Mr. and Clark, from Old island two rowed Mrs. J. A. Clark, ot the Experi- barley. in 11 field of this latter mental Station, Charlottetown mul variety away -buck in 15110 Mr,
_ Clark accidentally diiscovcrcd u few
George Partridge, chief ot’ the licads of barley cn. which there Potato inspection Service, Ottawa, were no_uwns (commonly kno\vn Mr. S. G, Peppiir, chief inspector as beurti). Ile sowcd these year for Prince Edward Island and rep- after year, each crop increasing restii-tutives of ’i`l\c Patriot and until 191-i when hc had enough
seed to distribute. This is no\v
A uutewortlly and pleasing fcu- the varic_ty most cu11\n1o11ly grown.
t\1re oi the proceedings through- in the p1'ov1ncc and large quanti- out the visit was the littcillizolll in- tics of it have been sent to other terest taken by the farmers, and provinces where it has invariably ilivil' Wil-'L‘B iliill l1i1lll;1li-0l'H. 11 fcil- prollnccd vory hountiiuliy. ture whicll proinises well for the The fourth field wus under poor future of agriculture in this thriv- hay and \\-or-di; whit-,ll were cnt in.
.iunc.tl1l~1 eu the l'icid plowed
1; 1 11 ' ~ - y r. . The quest lor infflrmalivn was by and sown to outs, pt-uu und vctclu-s
uwhich will he harvested l11 the ~ course of 11 iuonlh or six week.-s.
ing by their questions and gerieral, 'rpg crop looks (1,,-my um; will
~ yield at good quantity of cured hay.
101150 01’ Illlllll' 01 1111? i\i§l'1Cli11lll‘i\1 Tile ldxpcriniontall i“u1'n1 nt Clmr-
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lace in the Allilllnll of 1922. follow-:seed cvcry year until these can be lllll 0- 5111111111' 5Y31'~‘l“ 111 0l>0l'1lU0U~gro\\'11 onthe farm. The operator tl. 011101' l>YUV1llCCS UT 301110 YC1U`S's11ppiies all the labor, tho bzlrnyltrd
mainure and. alter the first your
1 su lies thc svvti of :ill that is
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ranging from 8 to 16 acres. Th
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8 |108 1
- - ~ - ing to warm up. Two maj
M99tlng`, PPGIHTBI7, Mlillstigr Of Pub' ineetlnsst we larrgpieduln glial; _i_ -
, erells 0 . . \` B e 0 6;;
11° W01‘kS» H011- Dr- W- J- P- MCMII- r.f";:f’.::.:.';°:.f.°l._°;:';:1.t1°..i;.. M t, in ,he lan. Mr- Jas- Mvlsaac. A11dDr- S- s.:r:-.5ltl.:n,:1.? “°.i1:.;‘.s::.- °°,;,{‘,§§,,,,_
F- Tolmey- ‘ .- -s-if 1-lllutilmteiixa d:u1TeT=\1T1:rt- ' °""'
- (Canadian Press) GLACE BAY,. N. S., Aug. 20
-Joseph Smith, timber man °"\P10yed In No. 11 qoliisry was instantly kllied last oven- ""lI when the "pot" fell from the roof crushing h‘im to death.
SYDNEY, N. S., Aug. 20-
With reference to stock mark-
¢t_reporta yesterday tha; the Brvtlsh Empire Corporation at '_l'renton will reopen Monday, it is stated at corporation head quarters here today that no ln. structlons to that effect have been lissued and that there is no local knowledge of any 1|". rteniiron to start up work at Trenton in the near future.
(Canadian Preu)
_NEW YORK, Aug. 20.-With
Q-bil-altar as hls destination, D- Sidolokis. a Cretan seamen next Sunday will embark upon H P¢r||°us trans-Atlantic voy- age in the 22 foot sailboat Car- charisa the Greek word for shark. His only motive in makin! U10 trip is to experi- ence the thrill oi achievement he said.
GUELPH, Ont., Aug. 20. -
A cabicgram has been receiv- ed here telling of the death in London, England of Mrs Laura Lemon Heath, who was counted one of Canada’s greatest song writers. As Laura Lemon she wrote a number of patrliotic numbers, but apart from these her beat selection was “My A<i‘n FoIk."
d John Bumbray, K. C.
(Canadian Prose)
' ly, it is understood, with the 20 d .
A very enthusiastic, representnt- lan and Mr. J. A. Mclsaac, recently tariff issue. He will be supporteil mg(;l;;;A¥;`\; ml‘x;§,$1“g3:e:,';:
ive and well attended meeting of Federal Member for Kings. These by Hon. R. J. Manion of Fort Wi b f the Liberal Conservative Associa- were followed by a very eompre- llam and Hon.. H0811 Guthrie will 't’:“;'_‘{)o':lf§n1g‘:lr:;1b"in;‘:fggifscussgz tion oi' Kings County was hcld yeS- hensive address on existing con- Dl”0'11B1l1y 601119 hero 0180-
tc1‘-duy afternoon in the 'i`own -liali dltions in Canada and the value of 01116? BDGHKGFS W111 111011166 H0 at Georgetown. All the electoral complete organization, given by R0¢101Dh E- 1V10I\i-Y- HDD- A- F8-U19\\
districts L/ore well represented, Dr. S. F. Tolmley, M_ P. Dominion Ml
and 11 large number of ladies at~ Organizer of the Liberal Conserve- '
tended the public meeting that i`ol- tive p11riy_ _ 1 ’ _ _ I - lowed the busln-ess meeting, -On n1otlon oi Mr. Frederick Mel- ,Canadian °xp”c'°d 1" Otmwa '°m°"°v" H°
llr. A. G. Fra/-ser of Monl:1g1\e.11S'1\ 01 11111011 110041, S\1lYl'i0l'i0d- DYI ‘ ° '
i’rcsi1lcnt of the Association, cal- Mr. John Stewart oi' Montague, a
led the meeting to order. After the ileiifil’ l/Ute 01 thanks Was cxiellii- ___.
adoption ot' the minutes of tl1c pre- P11 10 UF- '1`01m0Y 101' 1115 H1051 1111* (Canadian Presb.)
vluus uu;\un mt-cling the ruuow- ririiinz address vAN»oouv1ER. August 20.-For 1 in-1: executive body was iinnointeri The “l‘9°f1“i-1 Passed the f011°W' lowing their annual convention.;Thf§,TTe,;e,R?;;,:,\;1BZfzngumgfax by the representatives ol` the var- 1115 resolutions, the first being nl0V which concluded on -Saturday in haw been Ncewed hem but wmeh 10115 111-‘ii-l`1Ci5~ °‘1i1’y Mr- JUN' N- McD°na1‘1» K11' Victoria, 135 members oi the Ca '
l|»_rC,.;i,|L.m, D,-_ A_ (}_ F,-Me,-_ M0". mur and seconded by Mr. Christo- man Tpachers Feds,-anon |81, lague. 1’1‘l’I` M°G“1E““ Si- M“">"" R035 and Tfaneouver by special Canadian P The Prime Mmm” Ms announc' Vit-e-President, Mr. Preston 1110 SUCOHI1 m0V0¢1 ‘hy M1" A- F- cific train last night. This part
liryo11to|1,.So‘1ris. MUQIIMII, 501171-= M141 5000111100 by will go east via the Okanagan and ,I h U 0 6 is
n when itmeets tomorrow and Fri- X day after an adjournment of near-
ly two weeks.
Hon. P. C. Larkin, Canadian
High Commissioner n London il
will be present at the meeting ol
e the cabinet tomorrow and Friday.
Trade, immigration and financial
problems will probably be discus- sed, as well as the suggested imperi
“' now seems unlikely to take place.
‘fed that the government is willing -‘to appoint representatives to at-
u_-ten suc a conference n
-St~cretaryfI‘re:1s\1rer, Mr, C, C. MF- Jflfiles P- ‘C10W- Kootenay LLRKGI, o1\i0'Y1l1Bt-he bell hr-ld but Dointed out that the Pro l1\<u1l‘11¢-11111. .\i01\t-1z\1@_. ' ` _ 1 _ tics of interior British Columbia by ,acted meeung as denned by the Mr. Alexander Mcilonnld, (it-or~ 1 R'ES0Lv'En1h1‘1 We Comer rail, lake steamer and motor ca golown; Mr. Joseph P. Clow, M11r- V1\11V€H 1*" ‘~'0“V9"110" *‘“0"l1l1‘“1 Next Wednesday they will moto ray Iinrbor North, Mr. Chris- Nike 11115 1`1l`51 0I’P0l`1U¥l11Y 01 C01* -from Lake Windermere to Ban lopllt-_r M;|¢(;plgan_ SL Mm-yu, _f:1'ut11lati11g <Premier Stewart, first Tw-emy_f°,,,. -hom-5 Wm be Hmm 3
T' British government was merely to “E make a preliminary examination iand report on constitutional rproh- E lema, the report to be used as the
ltond; Mr. Columbld llic- LUDOH 1110 1\i1l\dS0"\0 VUYG Of 00711111' this latter resort. the party leavin llonald, East Point; Mr. Aloxznuicr @1100 -‘§1VCn 1\1ll_\ by tll9 l100l\1C~1¥l Thursday night -tor Edmonton en- basis for Twnher dmcuamon' .\t-oru, Bridgetown; Dr, R. G. Mc- -1111>’ 1923 H1111 1UI`11\£‘\' “|1011 1110 HC' route to Toronto via the Great Lu- ----eo>--- Donald, Sl_ -Peters; Mir. Geo;-gf. rurnej in doinil and lh'e splendid kgs
|,_.._.,|l,,, _v|,,,~,.|| -~ manner in which ho has exidcuivor- -
.\ vote otsincore thanks was ex- 011 10 i£1Vc 01TOL't to and curry out »
lcmlcd tothe officers and members 1118 l>\‘L‘~€1CC110l\- D1€f1i!0S <1lll`1IliZ ihé
01 UM. eX@(.\,\|ve whmie ,erm had-il1'st ten nlunths ot' tl1e incumhency . .
just closed, for the valuable servic- 01 11115 l§0V1l‘1`\llll€l11- H11 01' Will'-'11 iii'
1':-1 they had rendered in the past ‘_'05 10 UH '-110 full ilsfllllifillce ol a
two ye,-,rs lt was ,-,,D||(.,| to hy UL io11r year term frnibiui in rcsutls (canadmn preu)
l<‘ruser on behalf oi tfho executive. 10 1110 iM1Vi1ll1l1E¢ Of 0\ll` llI`0V1l\U0 *'“'
Thornton Looks lull-reeling and inspiring ton and Pearle }1AI‘11"Ax"§~qS&,Ql“g'g1;'I;F,;‘;‘“ (Canadian Press)
Prohib-itionists _ _ Preparing For _ Ontario Battle
W TORONTO, Ang. 20. -Prohibi-~
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1 t . , _ ti _ ' 1. 'bydney No a ,
For ‘\‘)\_\-"E>lr(f;n1T11'1ieé`tt§ve1n11T].ell-T`on-‘.(iTlA1nlTlTc(1 ` 2~<R1l:1SOLVI<1D that this conven- W°5““1"“‘1'°" 811115" ("’1“‘;‘1’1“' tion forces in Ontario are already
--- I)ona,|,j_ 11,-m_ (1),-) w_ J_ p_ MCMU. tion of Liberal Conservatives of 'mn' St' "°1'“B' Newtmmd 'md' active in. anticipation of the com-
(Canadian Press.) 1
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W'N'NmM" 'mg' 70' 1 do 11°" . ie( (om mince in the Right mm"City, Buffalo. indiana, North Bat- r
I "5 provhlc a cultural system which
M1'. J. . ' . _ '1`1lC f2ll'il\5 “YU 01 111110111110 Sims will be at valuable example tn the
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farm at Montague, on Queens Itond ((j0,,[1nu¢d on page 3) is a Ili acre one and tho sySlClll| ` ` oi farming is 11 four year rotation
ol’ office p 7
f]_ O an increase in Federal expenditure (canadian Press.)
__._._______ Kings County express our . ntinu- fmm Bermuda' and from many 1"' ing plebisclte. Rev. J. Dailey, sec-
] co tr-rmediate polntsinciuding Kansas eu", of the Onumo Prombmon
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tmnk. ,,,,y0,,e mm my the ,-m,,|¢ _ Arthur Molghen as th-e Federal ,Union is shaping plans for con- will be unsatisfactow. and, despite Tleader ol our great Cflnndiilrl Dflrty ugmrd' Saw' Fdnllomgy and, gg-"1“°11“E "B si-"°““°“5 °°'“D°15“~
at loss. there will 'still probably be W ' ,,1\vhose able c1'iticisn1s of the Pro- mwn' smm "ni _ 18111:), 3": "H H Committees reporting the pl-ohlbl. ll hotle,-nlellt on pig, ye,u~',g fig,”--_ . airnlnggresslve controlled Government D“1h°"Bl°,h“vf’_“;'kem etonnm ik' tion rganizations of the province ,,_.,_" (lp-ppl,-0,1 slr Henry T|,0,-,,w 1 ____ und wimse declarations oi construe mx mr" t"°°"“"” 5'6"" ' 3 ` have already been at work.
nr
D,.__L,s,,le,,, 0,- ,he Cv N_ Ru who d,,,_ (canaman _P,.e,,,,) tivo conservative policy and wise Einidiilgg1,i;6g1ma:l1::i;l;';ai;'yby0&‘:’1\1° 19, was announced last night that
, _ , . ' _ - -“_ ' _ ‘ ___ ~ ' l aird direction of his sup- ' I‘ho crops being (1) .1 hotd trop _uielcttl the financial' position 0* WASIIINGTON, Ang. fail. The toixnf; ' ` Dmh0uRk__ _ 1 (2) n grain crop, (li) clover hay. E1", "‘“l°_"“1 *’§'_".tem mst "_11Em‘ \_1V""‘h_"" 11“""““ tonight ‘SS“0‘1 the-p""e.w_1ms °nSHy_ placed mm in Nenrly four hundred former stu- as kmder 0' me plebncne comm# (4) thuothy hay or l)_l_m",c | my lllnry _t,,,|,l pg \-,,,,_;,c¢l0,| 10 |,,H,,w,“,, S10,-,H warning- the iortiiront of stutesmanlikc lea- I t U from out nr ww tee Rev. 'l`. Albert Moore of t e
“ ~ ° .. . ` < ‘ _ _ . mos y
, -_ _ . say they would not roach th, $30.- “A l 11. ‘ 9 . . t pi l dis- <10-FS. givilllr to us the assurane, ol ‘On 5
is flg1!"1;d~ 1000.000 net proiitinark l1el1:1(tl estl- tiiriiliill-XenTtl1o11tpl:1tIEt11¢ilco21mNnrth lvollticnl success in the next e(lec- 1’°1"t"” rogmpwd this nmrnmg' l1V10iil0l115¢ Church-
ii I t ,, ,._.- Um, the ' 'inzitcd i`or the year, owing' to 11 pro~ Lcngitlltlc 09 West moving North- 11011 CODli0St M111 01 541115. Grille Mid
;§'|tir§ot(Z,I;,,,,(;_r 1;' not yet( ,liable decrease oi $13,000,000 in westward with slowly increasing 1913010111:. niamxgement oi our affairs d C u,d
_ ' _-- ygross earnings, hut that working intensity." “' 911 B HHH" resumes the reins °
“n’l1TTT;vT;')ear the first field of four. 1001515 had been So reduced that the W . 1 S 0 I 8 d
acres ,B ,,,,d,,,- [(0,] lam. \\-1,,-_pt and (Canadian Press.) no tprolit for 1924 would compare 'c_ note wth regret 1119 falllrvr » I
is n bountiful crop. F/LGIN. Scotland. Aug. 20.fPre-`tnvorably \vltl1 those of 1023. off oi our natlmal revenue to an 2 2
A second field is under Irish mior Ramsay MacDonald is still to alarming exleni, to which is nrlfle-.i -f
C0bble1's,two ;1cros,onc acre liang.lI1o denied the use oi' the ll-foray; I S ,mlm ,,n,_,.,,S' ,, ,liscnao i>1‘001l101i 011111 licre irc", w|,1,,|, he ww., .tsusliown by thc olrlflcial aceouiits WINLNILIHEG, Aug. 20.-JohJn Kb variety' .;/, or nu acre oi liongfel-,expelled in 1916 on account of `hls, (canadlan Prem) wici .ire too muc at \.1rlanee yerynuk section foreman at 860
<|uu1'ter acre Mum- attitude toward the war with (ter-, - TEXNRNANA' Ark__ Aug 20___ with the pl-edges ot economy as gi- and his father--in-law, George Stae
. - ~ l h a i - ‘ - kill d
lmnny. A motion to rescind the ox 1 ai W,,||_,€,. A,.,,,s,mng__ 50; Clmrws mx ;/lthnmiyamtder{;rels(t;1taclgcriliuxitglerlrly nullr- SsetI‘;t:1(r;S'i‘a;lbht;re1;ndweIre Darsy’ “BF” game' ice cream md dum
d the citizen committee has secured
n Social Service Department of the
Announcements, E _
Meetings, Etc.
,_
sl '*'“' "Raton-2o. per word each insertion.
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11“'1"1"“ WM ‘C 1'" y “rr 0' 11 1 -- on 26, .md .lim illxon. 29, were th Lib l P an "‘ H _bones and ing at Vernon school. Fridt11» Aug.
£0" 1:;';xl:;/Iiiznh;;::,.,,,,,,l,, “.,,,|, |,,,,,,1-EA veritable river oi' mild, boulders 'the law, at n sports tournament turtiny night. Jim Dixon, according m."" K .` '. |..` 1|,,|;f,,x’1111rl ashes extending in width from held in the Dnrlixiouili Arr-nn on to wiiiieescs. was shot by one Arm.
_` - -,}:tlowL\,\1l._v i~' ' ' _ . ' ‘ .‘ - ' --
on HN' ‘mug 0f,,\,\,~T:~l_T ,,::";:._l,\_ and ln some place.-th from 15 to 2?»'l‘0il»'~'1l<‘ll ily tile ’i`ewi1-Count-ii last 011 1\i\<1 ~1l¢‘0\l 111111115' W‘l\“\‘19‘1- for mndun' ll' . ` | 1 Ucyfr-.el deep is i'iowin glrom the higili- Which or the lllxun brothers shot \_`°5?`-““_1 1“"'L"'r 4 he “,111 “nw UIQ hu” (usuy, mouth of Mud Creek C'1ny<m eight
as oillcer in _ciurull 0 10 ‘ __ _ ' ‘ ’ , I _ d Man And Boy Hurt ~
and that tlH1i'<¢- 4 Q _ _ ’ ' W _
up _-~-_"1 ,rpg-,__;_"',§;' ,t:,',‘,‘___1f$___:‘_i§$, ;?i`,';”‘i' ..‘1li3....flI”...'.{if3“§Z.‘l.,Tiftii' In Gravel Pit TWO ATB RGSCUG11
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‘md Mrs' Wmmm Mm" “ow in milrtyacticltler-z some of ilu-m manv C _-_
1 r'e of the \Vomon's honi-di11g ‘ -- ' `» _ - (. anadlan Press.)
T11c\»‘;t:1TlntMo|\tr(-i|l_ tons in weight, are being cnrriotl |m,0RENC,EvI,ULE_ Aug 20__
_______.-....__.,___. i"W‘""1 the 'ive' 1" th" th1°k|Qulto u. serious accident out-urrod (Canadian Press.) -l
“1"‘“"‘- the "lm 0' whiff" 1'1"* “f“"111ere lun- yu-nurdny ..-fit-muon, Now YORK Auf: zo -A womuu (canadian Prem ; _
| _ or been seen il9i`0l'0 171 M<*C1"“‘1‘wlien a gravel pit caved in burying and child were saved hy a police- HUENOS AIRES. Aug. 20.--fI`be ‘ \ ~";_ _\
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' 4 _ 4 A “1"”1”"1C1‘ ‘"1‘15» Itarltii-1, ui Bristol, sustnln1~d`11 bro- lit-_mils w-clarlliug more than 11 ion aboard the Argentine-owned steam-
_ Om _"°31‘1"‘"1*‘- ~“1“‘1“"i~“‘ "1 M"‘“"1 ken leg and other injuries, while which dropped clnvon stories into nr Asturlnno were l1nI\1Pl'i'111f‘-(1 W1“”l\ Y\
= ' ` S'1“‘-“U15 10""'"l:°“i- 1’1f‘t'l‘"“' 11'? i’1‘°' ‘Hazen Brooker, 15 yearn old, son of tho street from tho sling oi' a der- two bombs exploded aboard the \‘ .._.______\x_
_ “0m"“i\ 0" 11 ilalief- ‘B 0"? 0"” M l Brt k , f Stl . if- i-.k. A. in ‘ar p11rk‘l near the ~ _ 1, hll it n th high ‘
' ' “T 111° M"C1““‘1 519119 of M°“"1- ol'-115,11 Tnterrtzl 0:11111:-lots. ckney su Etirb waewderlrlioilshetl nlnltl the po- $330 prtqorfliipg t;aBre(portsereacl1~ <\\ 1g;;cl:i3g5y3 ngcogsg-gi "du me
'1“‘“`1"‘"`* “' H"m"x' “ww mr(-,1 _-lr, in |,,,|f ,, mlm Aug I5, .iecoiding lo u ilrilsion strong brothers .titer Clmrlos llix
‘Wd whos” “E131” 1'* 11 mY“1‘~`T`y me two men The older man. ’l`hou1-is man from death- beneath two steel lives of more than 300 DBYBUIIB ~\ E as
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Walter Armstrong could not he
LIVES lllEHE lllPEll|LLEll 1
'meeting of lilo connnittce -hy 55 vo<, Cana," P _ _ I t t' 1,, U i , ,-1 01,0 , ed 0 Ora F058- sustained broken C0 al'
S- C0mma'nda'nt'»“`f< 1° 47' ""1 “’* ‘1‘”_““”“ Of 1"". pa-1t'1‘.t1o11'1\11TnN 2o_~ usttld lit. the luiulvu utrrtftlrur 1* 1** “is” “ "‘*‘“°' _“Y “C0” 'f‘"" 01'h“\' l“1“fl°S *lf* the ’°"‘“" °' vu Murray River sou-s-so si.
"`1"h ""‘1"1r° 11 1w"'11'""1"‘ "'“-1011” Chief oi’ Police Wrl1\ must "lake Foukv. near here, yeeicrd.\y, actor “"1 ‘hm tho MUKGD'/A10 King tiov- 001115101, late Saturday -betwec ' '
1' ' 1 Q1. ., - ‘ ' 1:. d- 11 f . a " now
,the original 118018 0" 31““5 like pledge and' keep it for three ding to a tlespateli to the Texark- :l'm""l§r'0m_‘;';Sxcs °?\’:sp“£é’: m"f"‘j‘] g;;“’\a§_"‘;;*[‘\’1§";H0n9£°el;’n“;a getween 01.1096 mven A,,‘_ 23,-d_ Busy.”-
a 22 game starts, 5.30 p, m. Vernon
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,_ 3 p. ni. Tea served leo cream, lc-
- | innnlhs, pay a iino oi’ $50, take a anion. W-illlam and Stuart Arm _ _
1'1'eprl111:1n1l from the chai1~n1:1n oi' strong. sons of the dead man, are xg girrfglnigifisf W1;l(:';‘_e1°“x Lookout and Armstmng' on freshments. 8650-8-19tts Si.
___._ 11110 P01100 Cftlllllllti-f‘v. and serve alleged to have shot the Dixon bro- ‘D D ‘ Y D
- R ', i ‘ ‘ ' x pe ed. to the extent that industry
.(c\'?n;d|aq" §:,°K“;,,__C(,,“_ ,',,,,,I,):‘|(,),E{ut(,?“1::‘,yd|_g,?$;£.,| 0,-I,.,,,:,||r§fL_ u‘;l;;'m-t and Wmiam A,.,“s,,.0nK has been partially paralyzed, big
HA1‘u‘l},` 'A 'u`u`;.,,Y n,,,,,,L'~,,| ,-9,, --- ' iico. because he violated his oath were arrested. The shooting is al- [‘“'t°r1es and "`D10y°“' M lam"
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V ._ I A (Canadian Press.) _oi office conducting lilmsell’ l11 a 103211 10 NWC 0l‘1l§1U=\lf’-I1 Ht it D111”
TBHUIMHVG nr uw Nr,l,`;,,y .S/\0R1AMi~)N1'I)0. Cal Aug 20.- manner 'uubecoming an nfflet-r of »tvz1t Ward's camp. 11-oar Fouke, Sa-_ (cnnmluc-d'°-n Page 3)
“Drawing for prizes at H099
River Saturday, Ang 38rd.
The Weather, Etc. ---°~»-1° -a =1-
°°1"estivai tonight on Rochford
`1'1'1E'- EASTER YOUARE- 1 Square for the Altar and Choir
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b°“‘“"° °1'11"“1‘“\"11"’1"*"0W do1\o li Guildford iii nmoud o the cabins Poliu-man Asilvw H-IW .ind man 1s11e11gcr-1 more than _-,:--'f-~-T"`
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! boys. Concert by L. of C. Band.
` “IMPORTANT-Remember the ` Mammoth Tea- Party at Vernon
River, on Wednesday, Aug. l0th. li
` '°Dr_ 0. Greea's office, Hunter ~ River will be closed from Wednes-
day the 20th. till Saturday t.im_§8r1‘l. inclusive. 8041-8-18' Bl.
"Warning, Yeo's movies- sD§.Uial
show, The Eternal City. ten-.rielsi Don't miss it at Victoria Uriday.
_. Murray River Saturday Vernon-mn ‘ day. 3
"Come to Fort Augustus on Fri-
-day next the 22nd to_ tho bill bali game at 4 o‘oioel p.m. followed in
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Aug. list in Harold Huggan’s flea
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Gets Self-shi while it was in port. A bomb A _ 22 Q 5_11 g_ m
ures: Toronto, cloudy 70 Montreal, cloudy 72 Quebec, cloudy 70 Ch‘t0wn, fair .... ... 70 I-lalllnx, cloudy 74 St. John, cloudy 7| Boston, cloudy 78 New York, rain 74
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‘§1\“:1“-r‘;1\1l'1:_”1:‘InB1:'l“;“:;1 "fx" *ha* The gravel pit, which is situated liocman. William lislww- was in- ing here. _ - _ f‘f“ 0 H ' C “H” H" 1 su 11 1 - 11 o 11. 1b_ n 1- h 11. ~ ,. 1 t f rn t '-.--~~ -
BY which has been cxnosrli to the -“H1 Tor matt] P11ii11:T1rT1.§cdw11Tc-limit Tivdivfd M113; ¢11f‘ 1>?'=»111~1“l»e1;o11 roy-111:11 fiom 1-xT»1;;Tcn;m11TTi<1m1t time arg; 1)\\`\\\- M°:,f"§‘; 3° é“°P|cE|‘:,°",;n“Y:;L°!
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adjoining Angllcinn Church. Visit;
Ja;:)ksor‘\qvillo 11 tuxir b api 1 1: 1 lim-0 hours to 0 g h,
_ ` . r_ toiuerviile rendered first toward it ,drggged out tie passen- (lam.-5_ - TORDNTO' Au# 2\_._Mm-mme I I h t b th.
(Cf=\"If91ln Prqsl) aid to the victims and they were t-ters. a woman and girl, and push- The Aslurlano ,H mmned by ,I moderate west wmds warm and ;l"_*;;v$‘13’d‘?I:“:_1al:1‘1;f;9r.;1*3‘¢:1° 01:; _.
w1|NN1pEG, Aug. 20._-Mea|;‘r0- - ~ doing as well as could hovexpecicd ed them against the wall ol 11 bull~ ,,m,.,,,,|¢,n dmv,-_ and more was 5 B,mwe,,y_ ' s"o__a_'0__“
rl hour thisl, under tho circumstances. ding Jllfll 1" Um" 'U “V9 "‘°“‘~ sharp conflict with the Maritime _(Hgh ,me this ,,m,,-noon M 3
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morning indicated that the severe _ . ‘ _ _ _ Worker-B' Federation .lust befgrii and mmm-mw .momma ag 31g_ “An Ice Cream rnuwl Mm,
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electrical storms which have been: _ till;-'siiip sailed from 1 rt her Sm, Bets (ms “Harpoon a,g_") “pd ‘g‘::A&:aDglnhl3,gns';;‘:x:d.,;|:X
passing over Manitoba durinii the , g ay ,mes tomorrow mornmg at 507 past W0 1111!” 1““’° 1‘1“Y°‘1 1"“'°° ` ' A" “11°“‘1i’ ‘"5 “W1” 1" °1"1‘ '"9' lbiwl Quarter "IDU" Thursday. ins. Aug. list. Entertainment oi _ with the crops in a number of sec- _
tions of the province. Especially is (¢.,,.,|||,, pun) ......_.. . ' _
this true of Fox Warren DlH¢l'1°f- BOSTON, Aug. 20. -Diamonds (canadian Fran) (Canadian Press.) but .WM taken 011' b01'0r8 it 11011 utes later than Charlottetown. where it lu reported that the H'°"‘“ and jewelry vnuca at s111o.ooo ooosn cnmaur, Texas. Ana. zot -I-‘/tmvirrw. oiuu.. Aug. zo.-1-‘lit exalodcii. Maximum and Minimum tamper- "Live Poultry shipment; was which broke Over NOV'-119°!! Mmm' were stolen by iour men, who held --Augered because his wife was ancisl reverses are believed by The ““E'1‘°’m°° haf” 11°” °"1°f‘ B1
_ oba on Monday 1118111 1!\'°“B1‘1 1‘“11_up clerks in the store of Carl having her hair hobbcrl. John liard- neighbors to have caused Julius 011 the 1\fr0Bt 0! llllmy momiwrs ol which ruined crops on ten lh°““' slduncr, diamond merchant. nero putt tuck uu~.aj0|n1n.,; chan- lu- thc nurgmrr. n farmer, to mu his w1r<»_ the Maritime Workers' Federation, gud acres, ‘ today. One man remained in an local barber shop -and had his head and three children and then com- f0l10Win5 lilo 'Hi-ibniilted destruc-
' Flltcy farmers s\1fier0d1°BB05 09' automobile. two covered the three shaved. mit suicide at the tsmlly home N011 01 11113 ""81-
timated at an average ot eishil' D01' clerks with revolvers while the “Well keep the short-hair cuts n-ear here. Ho had llquldniea some T110 AH-\l\'1lI10 WM bound fr0ill cent. The electrical storm was aiso,fuurth picked Ui! i9W01ry eases for the men after ali." he remark- oi his afrnirs and remarked to a Bllelwl MP0! 10 PUD!!! APBIIM Mid accompanied by violent Wind Mid which had lust been removed from ed-grimiy while the racer slipped friend that he probably "would not Clfrled B UMW and lllslenxer list
torrential rain. the safe. over hisiioad. be seen again." _ !0t\\ll1li8 320 DGPHODS-
one hour afterwards in the hail.-
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was discovered aboard at that time gummm-'Bldg tide eighteen mln. ch`|.|U"_ew'n “mat "|74" mg|_
take place at Cardigan and Manta,
50 gue on Wednesday, Ang. "th and 53 at Charlottetown. Thursday. Ang! 52 Itlth. Other shipments from 0'~_
E48 Iéezry. W|oillii;i3on.lBou1-:Q and Bt-.5 e ers, w e pace e gi; ber; dates to be G4
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