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Today T

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v\l"~l‘ l.-loss-7-12-zl. Kensington.

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Players

ME T0 Hamilton H911 Tues

Good specialties. gm

,Wl’i`ff(‘i!.-\i.K and other in L_25a_,,I_l2_2i

_,,,._ ;-ii lmlliiiioii paint can

lI€r`|‘1L.,`:'.',~:_-.i sold rllonli. lf YOU _No be .,. iu‘t bilv GlidClCH`S

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mi; is --lil li _ h W ww eX,cn_ L. Delaney, Secretary of Trustees 1psle_=ll!'- - " ' ~

Inn, H ,,l ~..;~ sluil .’liinl's_ and par- >_'_('l-Ig I, _ ,_;-..,., hui; novell, heav-

8 am and

only 39c at Taylor Drug c0_,

at Taylor Drug Co. Kem

L-259-7~i2-Si. _

U-ly 13. and see “'I'iiat's one

Presented by Kensin n

4 TICE_Ali Rate Payers of

"nz ii. _'ll Bm‘C(_.S_ Kensington School District No. 94 mul'-ii-ir =~~' - L_w58_7_12_2L are requested to attend a meeting

to ue held in Kensington School on

_ Tuesday, Jul 13th, 1937, a i

oil \ ii i.o i I r- T OWN FU" .rci k P. M. flu- the purpose otitis?

a new foundation for school

“."Ij\' YOU \V.-\N'l‘ “GREEN -BATHING cap speqlgls at 15°

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lit ' \`

will _ V-_I_4",‘ In an §m.5` and building also the water supply. W.

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RUN

_ C A p| T() |_ Pioneers Win iiEliii‘ilS Friiiii

SUMMLNIDE From Soviets YB3i"S Sllidy

ji By 7-3 Scorel Iii Eiigiailll

Behind the superb pitching of

Gilman ,Wiiiiams. t.heir youthful D0TI4iCl€r. the Pioneers fielded bril- llilnf-ll' in the Dlnches and' batted well to take a hard fought decis- ion from the_-Soviets by a 7-3 score. The Soviets drew first blood, scoring an unearned run in the second. but the Pioneers found their batting eyes in the third and scored four times on three singles, two costly errors and Dave Lar- kin’s booming double to centrr-_

This rally proved sufficient to win the University, Miss MacLean had _ the old ball game but the winners the opportunity of visiting both ' added one in each of the fourth, secondary and board schools in I fifth and seventh while the sov- England. Also the craft an lets took advantage of three sin- technical schools, which are very. gles in the fourth to add their fine indeed -and take in all t.he` other two counters. trades and crafts.

Ptnin

'ri-lens

Miss Georgie MacLean, B. A..

daughter of Mr. Wm. J. MacLean, Central Lot 16, and a niece of A. E. MacLean. M.P_, has returned from a years study at the Lon- don University. Loiirlon, England. Miss MacLean, who arrived in Quebec on tilt- Enl|>rcss of Britai was chosen last year for the Car- negie scholarship foir all Canada to study at the University and also to look into the teaching metilods in English and continen tal schools. Besides her studies at

and pleasure.

Q, i

Too much credit cannot be given Miss MacLean says me Eflgllsh ! l

IA) I'-h

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and with men on base* h d 6 _thought to have developed suiTir;- _________ ' - Tn S __-,_ S , .`

' ¥` Soviets eating out of gllisahanilsi mmly for the Mach" L0 flew" SACKVILLE N B July 1° fi( Pee unlnlqmr imc S agau

L 224 1 io at Q, ‘x leaving nine men st mine unctiler he is s ri

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With EXPORT-it’s Quality Em “plain ends" but with the advantage of moistureproof paper -or if you prefer, EXPORT "A", the new Glter tip cigarette. In either case, fine quality

< tobaccos assure you full smoking satisfaction

l|.I FILTER TIP

- Soviets Agaiiltl

ted Alllfiioil last week at

' ' ` ' ~ randed_ Phil- I ' L sllblélft <OP>~The number of delegairs llll'@1`Slfl0 Hll<l SIP-71".-'E to Say by the

M 11 for second edu ati If h ., . _ r

E CONGREGATION AT n cgslbizigloglligwrtig. the keystone hp goes DSW and C tain 9 ls attending the Maritime Youn vw “ "9 5°°r°- 9 5- 35 me D GCIOUS PII

[M _I_1,mS“Tue_9, 'raNn aNNivaltsanY san - FRANCH01’ idnd ,WN ’ ° Pl°"@@fS han- ,ngher br h E5 “P the li.-oples conlrrrufe nl til- Unis-3 Molwnl-val., Que", July iz Ai. <'fi11f-f°r- Joe Hunter flashy Ciwi-

i'ti‘i~ili_-..f"}-ii-i iiiwcfi f° Sell- _L

I o

ue held anniversar ser

lil? si iii: 'lo .'.'i"i‘ll!\1D eliim Malpe Y - - ’ on Sunday to commemorate

R M.. ,f ...-_. ~ lliiilvtiiie wllnrf Vl'3‘-‘S -(;_m(‘__‘_ `_\.1,_,, _,_ ..,,,,n_<,n-nd by the 129th anniversary of the ,_ X-A,_.¢,, (-3,,,,_ B,.(|(.que founding of that congregation. All ,,`-,_, . ,,_.,_.._..,._3,.,-5 fr0,n5nm_ three services were well attended. ;.\'1,d'_; L, _-. _,M 9 ,,_.,,_ In the moming Rev. James Ram- ' L_31g_7_g1 say, St. John, N. B., a former pas-

_ ______ tor, delivered the address. In the

_Tm.4\- (-5: \'i'||, ,ul-jET|N(; afternoon Rev. L. E. G. Davies of in _-‘ i i_i.~ ’i`o\\li council Summerside was the specialspeak- X, , .- 1-i-rgiilnr monthly cr and in the evening the pastor,

_ Thomas. assisted by Rev.

ill rl to col o Mr mans, conducted the ser-

_...lg _-A-:'.U:" iirittiilg through Rev. Mr 1-h.,.;»._ ,-'--iw ~ s 'nt _ _ Se ,___ -_,,; ,l~.~ oi-_i~i-ililiiic. of i_ vice. The choir was _assisted bv », f- - . ii--.i-ii ioli io tht* M.

ir l l 1. .ni d . '

.»,,. ti ti - » ‘ , ight Y f ' . _ for

n..'il~~' 1'- 'h<‘nl.

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Fra

,M _._ r C' o. Bowness and Mr. Albert

iiii ind ton ers l-Iuestls of Summerside. S ii lol the L

lil mucus -SUCCESSFUL ISLANDER.

ni lin-its tlii -\lo_\<ii' iidloiiriied . VISITS OLD HOME-After an

-.~ _.ii "ii 'i‘ ri-'i_\' \\ .absence of 45 years Mr. J. M.

J i' l"

.. lit” ‘ - `-l 1 t\f'<‘l' ili~:!l

1:1-WI'-'» -"Hifi Sl»1'<’ MacPherson. now travelling repre- .ii li1'<1ll'=ll1i» HD- sentative of the internationally-

‘ known

1,' \\il_ i -H

Heller files of Heller Bros.,

Plioillillfiilw (‘0URT-Ma- San ncisco, California, spent a ite ll:-"l'.\' l\f‘l<‘- <`0\ll”¢ 'fn fcw days visiting his native pro- lri_i‘ ivlifii lliI'1'\‘ ll-'lfllf-‘S Cflmf' vlnce. Born in Lot 8, Mr. Muc- i\ lillii ll -V ‘fl “llll lll‘»`|3<”l Pherson left home at the HES oi' _-». i1' -I " " `\l1‘f‘»lll'-' ll*'ll1°l`~ 16 _vcal's, migrating to Boston. ui' _;~_i \\:=~ i-li:ii'f1<‘d \\'lll‘~ where he worked for it time. until . iw -‘ ~ii- 'Ili-‘V \\'f-“YC he had enough money to take him fluff! `-"3l"l\' -“ml 005%- A to California. There he leamcd iriiiii l~i'-li'-viii ll-1.\'. fflllllll' lf' the blacksmith trade and was tiffcr 1' illlilfr ll<‘i‘idi‘ilt. was lntnr employed by Heller B1-0s_ He tw tl-i" - ; -ww for ririviiiiz now has it very responsible posi- 21i‘-" -' i 1'-11` 1'0l`"l\'f‘fl fl ‘- tion will a large staff in several itll-`=i` 1-1`- S states of the Union working un-

~- -~ der his direction. Mr. MacPher-

lll`ll‘ ll (`0f\`\'FNTl0N - son is a brother-_of D. N. Mac- iiz P P l. \i=i-S ihe -scene of Pnerson. Lot a, und it-relative or .\li_:~l".i:z- `~""»il"`.ll" Cllllffll George P. MacPherson, for :nmly .~.i‘__~.i.‘-- i iif mi _iilicrci over 1 years the genial caretaker of ‘he fl “ -` l \f~ll‘l'~\` “'f‘1`P 5 Suiiilnerside Post. Office. Mr. Mac- iizwi tl.-'I U-flilh l’l‘f>§tl‘omS Pherson regretted his visit was so lr to i..i~ Siinriny School, short but hoped to mend his fl-ll"`. HIP? YOHHZ P00Dlf`S' summers on the Island when he i-S fl’ t-lilii'rll wcrc rv- _ retires. He was charmed with the nil lllr- ‘ i’i ~l>-`i`ll\'l‘ ‘\'lR.VS i climate and delighted with the "‘ J» l‘~'- 'Viiil»1'1 its Cliliir- many changes for the better that list. 'l'.l__.ii'l l. wall kiiuwii hp snw on every Sh-h»_ He spent, 3 lf? Cl"-~‘i-l_f»‘ Cillwll-S. ll'~1\’if1£l day or two in Charlottetowmleav- soclaud in the work ofthe lng gms morning on his return c ililii.:-xi-_v in Maritime trip. _ 5

‘S 0\i'1‘ liitvcii _vclirs_ 0'- T

l.‘li‘:"ifii In \ l .' llllol PERSONALS

li§_ ...

\ is t to cri- r l.l-;lit, lillci'al

` iiliti thc previi- -Miss Lillian Hogg and Miss iiilliy and christian fel- Mann have returned to their iviis recogiiized by nelgh- homes in Spring Valley after iiiid ccmiiiiiility. Rev. and spending a delightful visit In the ‘il_ilil .\1cri:cr were enter- New

i2iili>i`_<_

i lt‘\t1l'iii,

» ---~ -Mr. and Mrs. E. Large of Char- _

l'.\RADE-0r- lotietown are on a holiday tour F r Egg, nil: ,qT;x|;¢?°ih§£°n;1g;,t_`2;

v un _ 0 -

\'(l}~I_\ll~_N

from the various Lodges to r iililiiial

‘i-iility Cliiirch, Slimmer- will

B Thei dhild M

Civ

Also Short Subject

.' Shows At i 7.30 - 9.10 _ Matinee

- TODAY ` At 8 P. M.

Produced br

tri ’

Joan Crawford and Clark Gable,

their new co starring picture "Love on the Run." The large audience were delighted with the freshness. gaity and spontaniety of l-his charming picture. directed by W- S- Van Dyke. The film is a worthy siicccssor to “San Francisco" and “Rose Marie", which drew crowds to the Capital not so long ago. If you liked those two pictures you will be equally charrried w;th "love on the Run."

Miss Crawford, stunningly photo-

graphcd. has never been more vib- rant than in her present role of the American heiress who on the verge of marrying a nobleman find-S 011! just in time that it is her money rather 'than herself that. he is af-

, _

i tnrvlewel's she rushes Dellmell ll'lt° tile arms of Gable, playing an Am- erican correspondent, and conse- quertly finds herself immersed _in it series of hairbreath escapades involving Franchot Tone as a rival reporter. and a clever pair of Con- tinental sivindlers. In the tanaled events that' ensue Gable captures not only a first rate story fOr hlS paper but also a charming bride.

In the opinion of this reviewer

“Love on the Rim" will provide ample entertainment for cVc!'Y0he who has ever felt an interest in

issues Plea

TONE

Reginald OWEN S°"l

i w. a viii nut: ,,,M‘;

production sun

Tiiaarna, svimvlrzitsipa Lasr Phllllpsi “- NIGHT Landry. r_f_

screen favorites made a big hit at Total.;

Makes Bio lui' ar cAi=l'roL L”-'l‘l"‘» l-f-

tllri Cap tol Theatre last night in ,

. V _ . ‘ 6

Ars

ici l In an attempt to escape from in-

gay romance and rolficking adven- rl pioneers 004 no 1_ ture. - Soviets 010 200 0_3

WCl`€

Lidafone, 2b Grossman, lb

Gay. c.f_ Williams, p,

7102115 6

Sovl ts Bob

--=-rz~a=»a»a»ar.a»a.a»e~;

ooo-»-oi-oooQ O--»-i-tooocaooi

O¢»-t.a~rcn>Ot~'|Og toeno»-on-como; ¢oOmo0r~a¢»-elif

Clow. r.f.

i Ralph oiow. nb. iJ- Casey. c.f_ ' R.. Phillips, ab,

, J. Hunter, c. i‘J_ Wedge, lb. E. Arsenault. s_s_ _' H. Landry. l.f.

‘ W.

enault, _

Clow, P

sb.

Totals §§ 'Q 2 I1

ar : ~

lets l. Two base hits: Larkin. Runsbatted in: Dodds 2: Williams 1: Miilman 2; Larkin 2; H, Lan. dry 1. Double play; Phillips to R.. Clow. Stolen bases: Dodds 1; H~ I-'H-lldfy 1: W. Arsenault l. Base

balls: M’il1man 2: H. Landry l.

Plflilli Williams I. Struck

out: by Williams 3; by Arsennult 4. Left on bases: Soviets 9; Pio- neers 7. Time of game: l hour, 20 minutes.

Umpires: Jack Wri ht; b -Judka. Earl Arsenault,gDr_ Mg: Murdo. Scorer. Bruce Johnston.

Score by Innings

123 456 7

U11 Wild

~r HN

UIQ: Muzi'-1

England Saks' At a special meeting of the Town

League Executive held last week

e play-oft schedule was deter-

ll' I 1' Yen |55 second section was changed from 9

parade on Suu- Virginia and Master Alexander go

8 after which, sectional winners play a two out of three series

be guests of their aunt, Mrs. ' t will ll- ll- U- D-ivivs wus the Schlirman at Schur an's P ini- m S f the title. Should the same tcam

m _ o

iiti i:;iii~ u stirring nd- dilring their parents absence from lliit :iiiils of the L.O_L. i0Wn.

lo in wlllt-ii nboiit ninety ii took piirt was headed i

Cf\l<l\i'r'll, staillilard bear-

'<‘_t.;ii‘ .llxitllit-son ns mar-

if‘ |i'\r.'irlo wore ‘t e

“llllllul (li~;iil<i Mnstpr.

ii. liiuiiizilliliito; T_ H_ E, ‘i‘flf‘<iii<-; vel-non Mac- . . . i- (C. P. Guardians Special Wlre) ‘,"{f,',,°f§,:§‘f;°’N;§'°LP»‘l;*- LoNig’oN. July l2~Tii¢ Arch-l "M1, `R0hmi Pm, ‘ww-_ bi hop of Canterbury, at the re- ,I,,...]`,, _ _,‘ _ 19"' quest or the Synod of the Diocese

" "`"5' Aft" th” of N wfolilndland. today appointed

v. p

'“‘°”“’“‘*‘ ""“"`""‘l °° ae eelul siireinm vicar of Whore Bro. Holm gave Romford'

:ost iiltf-resting address ad

. .iiltor .lit meetings in Ottawa- The new Bishop will be oon-

S secreted at Lambeth Palace sug-

_ "St 1'

""“}_'“5°5`°f-T7' Th ishop of Newfoundland.

oss

. e is l ri assistant ne. Phill abru-

l0WIIeSS&s0|I iism will be. is lit. Rev? w. c. .ilinacrons /iNn

Bishop-Goadjutor Newfoundland

_*_

msex. to be Bishop-Co

oif Newfoundland.

White. He has occupied the .see

.\iisal.m-:ns ~‘l"°° 19"'

MOUSE SCAR-ES COOK T0 DEATH

iunt, ce ln

ll nsllittil Charge

udv. in-uc ue and (,,,_.,,,m,;‘ toN'i>oN, July is-Mouse run-

ig..

<0. P. hy Guardlan'| Special Wire)

Demand for an increase in Can-

ada's B-ritish population was sound- ed at major ii¢ai.herings in Ontario and New Brunswick as Orangemen of the Dominion celebrated the "Glorious Twelfth". Observance of t-he 247th anniversary of the battle of the Boyne was general through- . oilt Canada. ` Hon. Earl Lawson, Confervative

member of Parliament. for York South, speaking at Toronto. U-\'80d the Dominion Govemment to admit at least an equal number of Brit- ish immigrants as those from for-

or wln both sections the other two teams will play a. sudden death game to decide who is to play off in the two of three series with that team.-D.

HEAT WAVE

CHICAGO, July 12-(AP) -Rain

eign countries, "if Canada is to be , niaiiltailied as a British country."

A similar plea was voiced at

Saint John where Col. A. J. Brooks. Conservative member of Parlia- ment for Royal. addressed bhe largest Orange gathering there in 1a years Ht- declared more than 50 per cent of Canada's population wa non-British and nearly 40 per cent of New Brunswlckers was also.

_ ning along windowsill of her kit-

hon' "1 l he scared Mary Rogan. a 65-

o n

Yell’-Old °°°l<- I0 death- h '

When she saw the mouse t c

zliim cook gave a shout, stumbled and

infirmsry with an injury to the _ left femur, and died a week later;

){\ cl* "IIiT_i

§'|' and oet_v.-iiuabis

_.1 in ormation on tol; FUNERAL MRECTOR

anti FREE to all Fox AND EMBALMER

cotlcrs in Canada.

Day and Night Calls Pmmptly Attended.

~ -- - . fell. she was taken to Newcastle

from sart failure.

lfor "Siingl S '

° °"'°° J. L. DAVISON

l- Published aix time

- KENSINGTON

Wrln Today.

RNATIONAL FOX VMAL FOODS, LTD

Orangemen from Quebec did their celebrating at a large gather- iilg in Ottawa. while in Nova SCOUH parades and picnics were held in the town; of Triim. Dominion. Springhill and Westville. Western Canada cclcbratcti in the weekend with parades Saturday and Church ,=.crvice_=, but only Moose Jaw, Sask._ and Vancouver, B. C.. had Orange gaherings in the

traditional manner YEGWNIBY-

A plea to make Englim the PPC'

dominant language in the world was sounded by Sli' l;ll°l1:ll;d Squires. Grand Master o e I Grand Oranse L°Cl¥¢ °f Bfltlm Norm America. at T°f°“'0~ “Nl former Premier oi’ Newfoundland' declared the Eiirflllll l°“¢“°U° mm for "c<>n_=~:t,ut.ional freedom-

wsshed blistering city streets and sun baked farmlands in scattered areas today but left the six-day heat wave generally unbroken.

"Temperature changes will be of

slight importance." the weather bureau reported in its general Tuesday forecast for the north central region. _

Local thundershowers were sight-

ed for a doleri states in the nor- thern middle section of the coun- try and on the Great Lakes, but "continued warm" was appended ‘o most forecasts.

The death toll from high teln-

-:eratures mounted to 340 in 25 states. reaching from the great plains to the esstem seaboard, Deaths-reported fell sharply, how- ever. with only half a dozen add- od to the total yesterday.

New York continued to lead.

with 62 fatalities attributed to heat. New Jersey was second with 44. i

Easterly winds blew cooler air

into New England dampened by showers, and the hot 'spell ap- peared ended there. Western New York State also enjoyed lower

temperatures.

Two heavy rains drenched Chi

-.iss - P.:.|sLAN|; ,| 'BONE 7°" self determination and freedom oflcaso during the day and sent

_ J ._ ___..

conscience and th0\l¢ll*`

temperatures down temp# priiy. i

3lw»»mam»w»;

v-‘wr-o--Qqv-»-Q >->-iooi-»-o»-ssl

°H¢»oowomg

`]=@5J@=U@&@> ov-oo Q--Noi!!

Maclean said that altiro h ‘ e a g the da” ml" A pam mcmdmg Hs Womhm

eren over continued his series of lectures on ical. and ti number oi other tis-

tilcre _lt amounted to about thcl missions and other work in which liilcllis-lied gilcs-is rind nai.\'spa;tc:‘- same In the ellfl- l young people can take an m-tn-rg men travelled over the lllgllwaiy to

Dllflng her visit Miss MacLean part in advancing christianity, Lacllillc. a suburb fifteen milfs

studied in Greece and was the The regular study groups and from Montreal, and retumed over guest oi' the Carnegie Corporation writing period; were ht-1(1_ the Canadian National R,ailwa_vs in an educational tour of the Pa\ of the afternoon was de- line to Bnnavelltiire Station, S. J. ‘ Mediterranean and the many his- voted to soft ball gnmrs -rm; Hiigrrtol-cl, r~llali~nlail and presl- torical islands in its waters, more evening the annual rnm-i=l‘t- was rlvlit nf the Nritlonril _=_\'_=tvn1, and particularly tliesmall islandsofthe staged and proved to he one nf tho ri number of' other railway of i northeastern part of the Aegean high 11ght,§ nf the nonhrsnt-p_ yt/;1_=_; trials accompanied the part._\‘.f Sea, which are connected with an- Margaret Plllman of Ti~n\-fillers Til” -Wifi “'-75 limflf' from In fffml cor-nt_ Greek myths. 'This tour was Rest. P. E. I.. was in charge of tho Of ill" CNY Hall Wl1t‘Yf‘ Mawr especially tn study the civilization concert arrangements. R°\`ll2\lli» lil-<D"Pif‘fl lllf` "PW ‘lf ?lll(’-lf‘l'il1 Gl'Pt‘(‘f?, M155 MacLean ;_____&__ _ pi »i~1ii_if~l- ml- :intl r~nnur;i'ilI:li.r‘d also visited some German schools _ Mr. Hiiilzcrforti on living thc irst

and altogether h tr ‘ ‘ ` ' '

er lp was useful to .illiorliice this neil deielop-

and delightful. She had the op- ment in railroading in Canada. Dorlunity 0! making many charm- ' Ai l..:it-iiillo the transfer from_ giglfrleifids. seeing the wonders of road to rail operation was made in . ngand, the coronati n f Th i to smitillils Ma_icstics_ and also tt? stgdv ill; Hg? Znd ISYS' H9rbm“` Imimg 'l"lf‘ "auto-l~ni‘cr" operated to-

tional methods Wm h t _ turned fiom their lioneyinooil last. ,mm (.,m,,,.(,d by tm, Camdmnl] ticular importance Cto 81655;’ Nl?x_ week and received a hsaiiy wel- I Nmmm] Rf- “_ fn H

_ _ . . nw. r ie purpose

Lean. mme "Om their mehds nl Wll'l of tcstiilq thflr silltzibllitv for use

M-_ _ _ mot-Valley. ' ~ . » » -'

iss l\Incl_,¢-an was the principal _ l on llcnt trfi fic branch lines of thc

signing hc-i' Dflsition to accc t the reception was glwn In may hmmr V " ‘l " M’ ` M N" mill " I

MM i mn The spacious mm “l *ll °“'n °Tl"T'\ mg "°‘ l al'l‘_

f= l ll t Cl . t _ .fr 'I

E ned runs Pioneers 5 Sov- were prettily ari~ailged'u5tllr€;)§:-if s,“nm,"mi;"I;§`xb,f’__fl“l` “ l1f‘l"‘~" stun as possiblr»_~D.

, _ ‘lf fl°“'f-"”§~ A mud-mil unit. 'ti-lllllrf-i--tori out _ A d H. t , _ ergylaagrlslsr-y ‘I’3$;1y‘l'i`1‘;"_l ill l:rliilt'll lin," .service in thc west- `

1 I - rvgi y i

n Colonial printed chilioll and cor- will fr [hh _-,»,;i\\_.\ nhf. at-_

sage b°u‘l“et of Ameflcan bmlll-" compnniefl Mr. Hiingcrf-"rd and

BosToN. .July 12-<cP>-Dr. f°5°S- Receiving with the bflfif >.i..\f~.- .... life trip tins mom- Arthiir Wentworth Hamilton , We ll" molhrf- MPS- 1\l€l\`-1fli“1'll- wt.: iiirlii-1~fi~ N. ia. w.1itiu~. rlllrf Eaton, Nova Scotia poet and W_l'l0 “'35 K0Vmf‘fl ln Bl2f`l< l`I"'-‘W nf ti'nils:\orlni'nil F W .lnliilston

historian. died at his Bcai"`n Hill I Wllll "‘ll'-“W” “Y “'ll‘l" "fll`ll\“l"“ll* ~~i~r~ il i'i<<fll~'~i irillli' 'iii o

f" lll 1"* “lll‘¢~ ‘W5 ini-~_\riloor trrifllc mannf:e1~ and ll 1

Born at Keritville, N_ s__ dressed in a smart black gown of ,-_ v--M., .,..- _.U-s... . - '

s§5 s

ra ur, had m

his home for the last 50 year!

Staten and vases of flowers blending with f- .~~_. ~1-n.. ,.,',|.,_-,,i1~y_e will be l For more than 20 years he was the general °°l°“l' 5°ll9m'?~ run through the principal streets in New York preparing students MY- PTFSYOU BOWIWS-'i lll'f"lflf'<`l . ni' tllr=e places and will bf' nn ex- i in English for universities. During °‘”`i me te” “ll” “nfl -lf"~`- 'Tw ‘“‘l""'oil tif ill" Cmlmllah N2f'f°W‘l, the last. 25 years D;~_ Eaton hvei-1 D31'll_lS 3-nd MIS- A-_ E- Cl-Wk Cm sill?-on for an iloiir in each place. I ln Bo5¢nn_ the iecs, assisting in serving were v-on tin... “-111 be exhibited nf

l the Misses Lucy Hogs. I-‘railcrs . '1-fs.-¢.ntn_

Mann. Lillian and Dolly Hogg; M J

Ml_lSi<‘. Was fiimishnd dilrini: th." liF,N0_ .lilly 13-- fAl’\ » Mrs

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Manitoba Area. S -‘ i- 1 - . ~ ~ ~

Hllcsiis who delighted the guests ‘;~bli»:ll~_fl llorsc`l’ totlnr nt n Ner- lth several piano sclcctlolls. Mr -' ri '<-<~_ -~~~--rt ~-:fl Miller-

orrawa, .July lz-1cP>~ne- W . - _ porting on explorations made lam T W Bentley sang some delight- rrd with an attorney who sriif-l sne of northcrli Manitoba. the federal depai~tinr‘nt. nf mines :ind resoiirces

HUT OUR WAY ~

discloses that 200 claims had been " r I' '

lst

distinguislled lite te mme she" Wllh m°'lll'f` COVSHEP- passengerltraln _service I0

~ c. '~ I ' J "

- h anc es of learning, but if . _ .. _ _ , _ lrilistoivil catclier wa; :kin l~

“ vices-The United church ati " error. ;v_e.-icrsgiiifgt gnilvrggg "°‘ "ls °‘l"°“”°“ ls fllveflffl to l grhuichtonf Canada had mpmwl WO mm ` a' nw tmp of ‘ "L S ml H M

_ _ _ - _ 9 day. This morning the liilloiilntiiv \'f=ll<'ie wllirll t|_rectl_\ _U

the shining lights for the nmol Challnfls m nl- hlnl f°fl eight study groups it-stinit=cl`tli.cli‘ links up rriilwav and hlellway ‘md

is, °"f“l"€_ llls l1\'€‘ll_l\_00d- There is a work .rfm .. ,-0511.11 snl,i,all._ lying nilnpwri lor use on either "'“"`“" _ _ night the second game takes ?l1Eg_£‘Sl-105] 0f1l`~°1lS1f1S llle 889 vfl Miss Margaret McKinnon of iwuiti or rail, was operated for thc gugfgéllll dgmgs .gzlérbf plallpd "1

caving scloo to sixt _ At - _- . , , _ , 1 » c stay. _

glosbetween the Soviets and ent It is fourteen etxarsu partie; 5 B;;ty,m§;_ 5, led cnc Chant; _lust _tune in cnnaria _tidal uhei Batteries, _ Ammon' A_ Ma Ie,

a_pp<‘ni'ail<-e wil-ll the Soviet# wus. ollo ol tim stars ol Ili! his big ba' tlrivlllg ln 4 runs

.l lfl G. Malloy; So\'1ct.<_ Durant and

A ug the tier, Rei/_ R_ _1_ Beaton of Tgronm Adcar 'Raynault. Malor of Mont- I' _

i.l.~=.........,..r.... Box scoiu: System was very tiifr t » ` - » ”“""”' D'

Ioseph L. Mankiawihl

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Pioneers

" ` Dodds, c. _ .= --_ Millman, oh

Sliiliiiierside Golf

Ball Sweepstakes.

FLASS A

Norman l"i'itcllard 41-6-35.

'2nd, Rod Smith, 46-ll-3.5.

CLASS B

lst. Earl l-lirkfiy. 52-I4-38 Diirlniz tho ilrrk :ilirllniz .lilly i.

tiio rlualliyiil: l-oilncl fi-r ille Glu' Clian:plonsliip was run oil. the re- .siiiis bclnu as l`rlEln\\s;

The low gross in Class A wa,

llandcd in by Harold Gailde: whc hatl fi \'r»r\' fill." 83.

Reg Pi-;i:‘linrd_ailrl S. G .\'lcl'-

rl.i'll wore lfrl tiir :ho low not rr-acl'

English people and their educa- g’ _Pop l1l`:l'0iiilg vcoiilllc rc- illi_\'Al:< tliti first. ‘nf tlircc prisst-ll~ri'l l“"l"‘~' 74

CLASS R

Lymflll .»l..l';fl -ll iwrl the ivay ti;

the rest. of thc Qiin llicrs in this illass will n l0l ",llili= W -I Whi'=

1; E °.f the Hlgh School Academy. re- on -Friday €_v,ening July SUV 3 .s\'_<if~lii. 'l‘i~|sis will he liindr lil tl‘f‘ nw md me low not Wim 80'

The rii‘:ii'_' llris llcoli matic _lfir the

. _ p at the home of Mn and Mrs* _LW ‘_ _W2 '_ 'if _ l 'lilillillinllsilip roiilld :intl is poster:

summary Carhcgléiieadership. _ ,Img me groom bein" m(,n.e1d(_M _ ' i' ‘l _ . iii illc club llollsii _\ioiiiili~i'_- .ltr

irgorl to get their nl:licllc< over a.

Reach Agreement il.

End Press Attacks

VIENNA. .lilly 12 -iAl"i- All Aus

` 1 _ _ __ _ ,.1 _A H _ _. _ m_ .|_,,l._ |i'o-Gorlllnn coilinilsslflil of expf'i`t.

home late last ifght in ln; ggln , Mr-<. Hoge. mother of thc grcniii, AV A (~;'_mm,,_,,.` _.‘_<§.__,__`,.i gm, ,..» lin.: re.1t‘lli~d a'_'l'f-einen* to f~cillil'ol yea; who assist l ' ~ " ~ .-

lie pit-ss in both roiinirios "in the ilicrest of the Gei'm.'in race" and

end their frequent rlewspapei

_ T- J*l'm95 Cl"l`l'< l"ll"f`f‘fl Hi" Both thc pnssrngerl and ,freight attack’ °n 63911 Other' lt was Bn'

Um “Stem United SLates_ ; gunsts into the dming mom' which ww* W.. ___ rm mhimtmn m ilounc_ed_ officially- toiliL'llt_ Tilt

In 1880110 graduated from Hap was _.m.mmm_| ‘wh bowl; 0. 3 _. “,N_,__M_ _ \,_,F,.m_mn___ “Mm tomllilsslon also detidrrl Austvl-a

vain and was aftermrds 0r_ fin;-<~rS_ _ , .,_,_ -,.,,,.,,,,,q S,,m_ _ Gornlan; tiill respect thc pmt. daiiletl priest in the Protestant le l7l`ld95 fable Was l'W€‘l.\' Will will ls" mfide at Cornwall, Brock- l , Episcopal church of the Unlted fall cold tapers in Silver holders ' ~»sifu wiirv-:'r si-icli"“'°llll"’_:‘°“1l'_l*‘?‘_l_§i_l_‘l_':,

and cultural philosopllior- of

wi-.ii nrilling Communicate with

venmg bv 't/iss Ruth (`o‘l,litt.\ of ilplrn Wills ‘tforvli formrr nom-I1-rask co'7 ackiillc and Ret G Pillai 'lil rmlnpmn nf tl". -ti-.rlpl_ ¢-._

\"au_Qhan H. Groom Summerside

last _vcar in the Echlmanish area ".`_f.__§;§lf?f?feT__?%;/Ianager for P' E' Island

I "ay wi{i.TAr`is'

staked. at. the time the survey was made in the area which extends for 20 miles east and west. along the

Echimanlish River.

The district is tinderlaiil bl' anl assemblage of collsoildated rocks oi' early precamhrian age, and recent prospecting has disclosed the occurence of precious metal in

deposits of two types, namely, gold. K LABOR »--Mi$Ci-I bearing quartz veins, and sulphide .'>»_-_gi _ MGRE-

replacements of fclsitlzed zones. T if -’

WHY DOt\l"f l HELP? A TEN- ME, TH' Al2Ci-iI'TEC'r_ 5\4E'l'Ci-4

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From Wlnnipciz to Norway House "gif" 1'* ` _<-//~// » I

n regular boat service is maintained gvl/ ,/',

during the navigation season, and ’/-‘/

nlrplane _service is available through-

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properties. nn several of which K

stripping. in-nrhlng_ sampling. es- __ . saying, and other preliminary de-. ‘ Rh ,Ha

velopmont work has been carriedli ft'

como fashionable in Nnrthem Ire- land. and many serious walkers go specially to Bniiycastle to climb

Khocklnye and walk out to see the H A W _“_ ~ round tower at Annoy. Knoeklaye 'l.»l.nio_ii7 It

-ri-i' oesiovoelz oi= Piece o`r

.; 5 'ri-115 GLUE, HOUSE! PAPEL on A 50);

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f\{jt_;,'_'-’ OF SUCH A`THIl\IC`|. OWOOH

' f/ `l'HOU(`:iH`l I5 MORE 1 AN INSULT TO }

VALUABLE THAN f' OUR LABOR! '\

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out the year. Canoes are used from ._` _ “ll K (F ‘ ,» *_ '

Norivay House to Echimamish Riv~ l, / M ff;;. , 6 " . UV¢\;` " . ,F or. a distant-ri of approxiniately 50 5' -_ ‘ ,/'(l,_ ‘ ~ . 1 _,,‘;._L,.i

miles. Tllcro is likcl_v to be rollsid- 1 \|_ \ ‘fi t!\ arable prospecting in tho district /iff . 9.1/ f dl inf »fi_ , J _\ this summer. '/ - ~ _ ._ R ~

'I‘he geological work of the de- .| , l __ hi. _fl _ ' ‘= ,_ 6 $

Daz-tment. comprised the examin- | , g _ ,.2/, f /‘éz I / .L17 “ 1 , // ’ ;‘|\ `

ation of tht- fourteen principal 9,12/ /t: 5 \ my \\ `§\ / . 7 I v A

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Available information regarding -\;,4~,_,..@;,. ' _ f/-_ / ':'_f;“ii‘ 1 J; the flisfrihittion and ri.-iiness or i iw” .f 1 /-jg 1 _‘l_','§' /If ; the precious metal content in the -. ' \,. .'f\, .-».....~~*." Q . 5 1., "(5 ' A’_§="" ""

dennsits it-:is insufficient to indie- \W,,7,,_.,/ ` \i\ \ ¢/'j ' / _-

ate thc prosencc of ore-bodies Oli l\ 'l' M, in _Q _.\,,.,7'W,Zb i f /’_,,§li,_ _

commc"t-‘rti value in any of them_l llléllq,-,I_ ’° ( .-;;.%__ ‘- = _/', _‘._=§=§§_, 1' ’

but it is possible that deposits of, “I "'/_-¢_ ff, ‘» _ va' ' - ,»,_- 4 / ,,e "i""'

Rolf! orc occur in the area. _ iv' - V .i`i,`._»\\ I* _ Af , _iggr I1*

_T \ ‘ , ' - / _ BF7LFAS'I’--fCPl-Hiking has be- L ,t/»~~ U" _ “lg f""u , g, ,_ » ‘. 2 5 "“ r

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