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mltal, owned and operated by Canadians for

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sltnvlca sTATloN €..‘;,...'!3*‘“,,”“°“ "“*‘*- ““°‘ *"-'

_.on Company Limited, rerelved sal- -YOUNG PEOPLE'S SERVICE-‘wandering on the streets of Sum

-_ znd Charlottetown Ce. (St. Pours) . aries ani bonuses totalling $1,357,~ The Young People of North Bedeque mei-side with no home was sent this

l300 lsst year, an average of $38,- United Church conducted the ser- week over to The Home of the Good,

1; We would like to take this oppor- 900, the parliamentary mas buy- vice on Sunday evening Mr Ver She h in

. tunlty of mentioning the names of a Il

. e u ge ol Juvenile Court.-S.

y en 0 its investigating auditor, W L speaker wasM.r Austin Jardin

whom we are ve te! f

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ry gre ul' or as-1 Gordon, Toronto. The average in Io! Mrs. Benjamin Jardine. Special -PLAY ENJOYED - A very en-

slstance ln making our entertain- 1929 the peak year for th vast music

_ drunk and incapable was fin d .00

:outs g word strletly payable il ld and ou” “Tu *-8 9 03

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i i -moms nwrcul for sais. nl- ,,,,,,,§"§,,'"g',,’°,L',fo,‘§",;f’,'§’,f,§,, slrggvgew' TW!" Dfw 0°'-1552?; Central Street. Blunmersllde. l -conoarlts clam' slzn _1-“_ EN A mum-I _ ltcotn-paste, asc, with toctn-brush nounoss or Mitisaluarion rlfrrefixgs 50o. Taylor Drug Co., Kensington- Andrews of Bradalbane (formerly of

L-5912 ,Montreal to Mr. John J. 'rodd or

*-' the same place. Marriage will take

-THE INDIAN lIIYlB.-KEN- ' 1 _

| SINGTON tm society m_e_ I p ace latter part of June I L-5877,

» 'sent play “Lens Rivers," Bea View _Tug INDIAN RWE; 1 Hall Friday. June 15. at asv. lxsoslngton nfnn-.uc one 311

‘ L-5813 . present the play "Lena Rivers" in

-- - l'r von ncstiru

-cam. .Ar 'rim second hand .nI;e1§I'h ed B on Mmm

store on Cenlzral Street, Summer-, 15 cents, ' mmol! 25 °en§_,‘.5§gg side, and inspect the ba.rgalns.| . -_._

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*- _ ou e 8 doi' sum

-AUCEP'-l' UUAU-ENGE - The you need not worry about your busi-

Summerside Hawks accept the chal- ness, 'rms is an gnllgmened

lenge of th Abbie

0 SOCCBY team f/0 B My business is real good; thanks

,---.~- if-» ~-- ~-~-- -------~~ - -._= same in Summerside on July ist. su my customers. L.5

_ -L-5895

I R L I ENGAGEMENT M John L I-Ie;eEN G12 GEMENIT “ltd

-.-. - - r. . r ac uarr e, mo , __ Under Probe Mill of Clermont announces the en- nounce the engagement of their

G U I DE - .izt¢'1l::.:l.:“..“ll."‘tli.2:‘:§.?;:' .Kart “hh

' ' ~ -i . - - ,s r. an rs. . . ` l B t ln, I Mr. d ‘ _ , . l ,

- - , _ (C. P. by Gus.rdlan’s Special Wire) Jeoshn m;I.n Bustglin? South R!;?.usIt`II;g. gens: taIlrIgr;EI.;l.c?Jll.!:ni(;a5\7II.l‘1s, IL!-?;9l5 `~ " _, UITAWA. June 12-The 40 marriage to take place quietly the -M. N E W S _ . ` T3-UUIIE €X€¢l-IUVES. including of- latter partof June. L-6895 -SENT T0 HOME OF GOOD

6. lficers and directors of the T. Eat- SHEPHERD-A young girl who was

_ . - p erd Bt. John, N. B., by the

` ng oonunittee was told today by non lvLacQuarrle was chairman Th J d

-' dew of our man kind fri ds t

l , e pe- was rendered by Mr. George joya-ble entertainment was held

ment of last Friday evening s suc-_ tall and mall 0;-der hguge _ B ~

1 . I I ely e product

" th Eat ifi asirYc Pp’sloat

, formance, in spite of a. sprained an- 0 y on opened B Hman sw” O er ng W 0 uns eo e

cam-D€r's board will cost her only Eaton Realty Com-rpany’ Limited' N“M°n“1 Anthem was sung at the Cmadmn Chamber of comm"

CC,

llh oth 'nthttn

Two nouns moo) icr the entire rt holds the bnl-lt or the Eaton re- CWS*-°s~ §,,',,§,,,,,'§;‘,’f,',,§”§‘§,,,,,, f,,§f,‘,`°”,, be ‘§.e,,,,f-

length of stay. Lists of require- tail properties in Toronto Winni

- - ,~ -__ t d. .

ments and health forms will be dis- lives. Moncton, Hamilton, Saskatoon “PRETTY WEDDING' A nreU'yIsen e *S

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tributed shortly. _ ,Regina and calgary. when it was Weddm W” mlemnlzed m L

At next Fridays meeting the Com- l'0m1ed, the assets first W re Many’ Cmvent Chapel Surnmr _LOWER FREET0

- WN INSTI-

' e sold - ’ .l Mlss - 1 '

te' °” ° w fr me 1° as cm- '.¥“.22§fl.;l.zll;l“d l.l§h..l"'t._M;' .:1.;°°;.':l.°;.‘~..l;f willIl1b(e“ll1\cIt§rc¢£)1lIinl)he 13:: Dl11'nI;eE MTE . In rt;Ta 0 300 assetjllM1'5- Whnmme Pe"Y °f summerside Gordon Burns. Tell members and

' . , mp ’ ' an was united ln mllrrlilss t0 MF- An' several visitors were -1-esent. B <1-

warmer weather yellbolw :rule socks the estate came out with $12,000,-

ire renlncin o

l, u_

_ g ng ac stockings 000 ln “wk cf the realty company toine Gallant, son 01' MP- *md Mrs' ness was carried out f

in th if

as u.u1l.

e un orm- upvn which no dividends have been 311;” (,7ie?“g“"_I9I» *§{5IcEfu§!\]1m]‘;“*g; b<g;r;n1.l;l»eirlmllatilegiicksegliilni |

Daid 5111406- for1ned'the cerenlolly and cele-if t Ls It ` `

Ln addition to dividends tnc,1;§;,ed,he NUDUMMHSS The ,mdelln he d trc. 'rho last of the

- _ _ ‘ V questionnaires were il.lcd cu.. Work

A Wa-I' hmm "muy received a bulk pay was attended by MISS Um A-“rn and on the quilt was continued.

ment oi so-1o,ooo in 1929. the lun- ,,, b ms b,°,he, M., Amos | ilee year of the organization. It girfllgxo Tlx, young couple will re- me programme wnsisted °f

_(A.P. By Gnsrdisn’s Special Wire) ’

wont to direct descendents oi Tun- ld , hc the ’°‘§d1“55 by M” G°’d°“ Bum’-'

Dinh'-vna. June 12-Storee D. othv Eaton and has not been rc- “de 1" Summers e W- re M’S~ P” 1

I d, ,Brace y H11. ll/liuriel Burns. and

chols of Sa..lt John, N. B_, and peated, gfob,/;,;,;,I§a,;],’,;,3§1,;;,e,X’ tgayalaid than instrumental mus.c by Mrs Mc.

Miss Verlle I. Brooks, 35 former- some idea, of the v gt

_ was $54, owness, Summerslde, a solo, Mrs. the parish hall at Tlgnish on Friday,

l, cess. 800. Leigh Warren, Charlottetown, and June 8th, when the pupils or Notre

Fust is Mrs. Frances I-1011-Trainor All My long me °mm,.l;lee heard Mr. George Bowness. duet; Mrs. Dame Convent delighted a large au-

Who Shared neither time H01' f1‘°Ubl6 evidence of me growth and expan- Warren, Miss Jean Fraser, Char- dience with a splendid musical pro-

' in the training pf the l>€1”f°fm¢fS- sion of the Eaton organization lottetown, George Bowness and Cle- gram. The children who participa- ‘ Mrs- '11'-“HOF H150 Save invaluable which started in 1869 when Tim- ment Carruthers in quartette The ted were excluslv th o

assistance on the night of the per

c raining. Needless to say their

at the southwest comer of youn€Iw°rk_-S, public appearance and performance

, kle. _ and Queen, 'I-0mnw_ and now cov_ I , -_ has highly referblshed the excellent - We He 1/CW 8f=1f°f“1f° M1” U1' ers the Dominion from the ation- -1.1-Jcfrcltn IN Noivrn Bunn- reputation which Notre Dame has

lien Earle whose piano selections Mc Ocean to the Rpolqy M0umalns_ Q|1|5_Professoi~ shaw, of Char- always enjoyed. To the youthful “Hd °=¢°mP°“i“1°“'* “dam 5’°a“Y chairman H. H. stevens sn. lottetown, gave o most interesting artists, who have lnbourcd diligently ‘° the enmymem °f the progrffm' nounced the committee would in- lecture on his travels in Denmark to develop their fine talent, we ex- W° Wish t° thank Mr' Huw” van vestigate salaries and bonuses paid in the hall at North Bcdeque on tend our heartiest congratulations.

who assisted in the erection of the Eaton executives the fi es to r _,Monday night The lecture was un- __T_

staking. Messrs. William Trainer mam private . E11! 0 ‘der the ausplées or the Community

and George Hart who looked after Durmg me' last mm years the ,Club and the presldenly M,-_ D_ 13, _BUSINE S 5 INVITATIQN... the Cllriil-ill and lights- Rnd SEVEWI Eaton orgmdzation has paid 'dlvld_ Mwpgnald, very capably presided. Mem-bers of the Summerside Board! members M the Rover Crew wh° end; aggregating 34 730000 an At the commencement of the pro- of Trade have been invited to attend R101! 9118188 all the d°°"~ average of $525,555 al year ' 'rho I gram gongs were sling in chorus. Mr. the dinner ut the Canadian Nation- W° WBT” denghted msee amongst esggm gf slr John Eaton son 0fIJames stavert and Mr. Clement al Hotel, Charlottetown on June The audlence many Guides md th 1 d l d 5390 tICarruthers sang in duet, and a. solo 19th in honour of Sir Henry Dray- . B’°W“I°5 °‘ °“‘°' “mm in Cm" 6 mm er' weve ` Ween o Mrs Brower Waugh was much ton, K.c., Po., Kia. A letter from lotetwwn' of the ddvidmds' contromng that aypreciated Following the lecture P. W. Turner, Chairman of the en-I The pr°°°ed5 Wm be used' wwudf pemenmge of the stock' npdlscusslorl was carried on by the tcrtainmeilt committee, was read at defmying the expenses of this yea" The state figured in the evidence I mcrs on the co-operative move- the Board of Trade meeting on Mon-I camp which will be held at canoe today when it was shown it had at t Mr Shaw explained some of day, asking the President, Mr, B. W. Cove :mm July mth t° August nh' pmnbed In the extent 01 sumo" tlhenmethods practised in Denmark. Robinson and members to be pres-, This c°’“p°“’ Wm I°'“ Wm’ th’ 3" W9 L" 1929 when me °r the Em" e h ll filled to capacity The cnt. A lcttor was also read from the

Charlottetown (St. James) and each Subsidiaries Was formed the T The 8' was '

. a growth of rl d lh them every mp- Lollan. The next meeting wiil b

ly 0.1 Fredericton, N. B., were mar- the Eaton edlflq, mmw I en S W S “

may be judged _ _ , t maniage the l held at Mrs. Jaidin-e St-avert’s when

ried here Sunday-nearly 20 years from the following figures: sales, waspltieliggrsed oe. miscellaneous 8 debate will be held Pt the close after her brother Claude showed $22,438,000 in 192 2

-7, 3 25951000 ln shower and received many lowly ol the mcefing delicious refresh

Nichols her picture in the front 1929 and $132 0000 ' -

_5 I 0 ln 1933, pay in ___s' ments were served and a 'so;ial

line trenches of France. g S

roll, $24,945,000 in 1933 with 25.736

Nichols served in th

e 21st Can- employees; surplus account, 51792,- ...wr-;DmN(; BELLQ _ A pretty

adian infant it

hour enjoyed.

ry w h Claude and 000 in 1926 and $7,108,000 in 1934; wgddlng was solemnized in the Bap- ' `

Earl Brooks. The latter was killed assets, $885,000 in 1991, $i07,745,- l;l_-,l church at Bedeque on Monday HZRSONALS

at Scmme, Claude, shot dawn and 000 in 1931 and $100,035,000 in 1933. morning when Miss Pearl Margaret *_*

seriously wounded. was carries to At the present Uma it operates is wright, daughter of Mr. and Mrs- _-Mn and Mr

safety by Nichols, both were decor- 19-1* de Ut-

s. M. L. Bradshaw

ge p ment stores, five mail Clifford Wright, of Middleton, was len Saturday for a visit to Newl

ated. order distributing depots; 32 small united in marriage to M1'-James AI' York.-S.

Nichols met Mlgg 3,-@0015, then department stores; 72 gmceterias; bert Brady, of Charlottetown. The

a high school Junior, after the three creamerles; 112 m-all order couple were unattended Rev A C.

Armist

- - - 1' -Mrs. Harry Lee of Sumnlcrside

ice. she camo to Denver Offices: seven factories; four ware- crows performed the °el¢m°IlitI, H lefton Monday on ovlslt to calgary,

University a year also on a scholar- j; houses; nine buying offices the presence of immediate rein V65

” Alberta.~S.

ship, lthroughout the world and 10 non-Hand friends The church was taste-

The cquplg probably Wlll nv, ln merchandising companies -such l\ fully decorated for the occasion by _<lvl'l-5, lR.ev.) J. P. C. Fraser, of

_ an ifwllrenvs wm an . realt com- the girl friends of the brlde with wolfvlllc. 1v.s., wa.-.nvlsltor to sum

Canada !pTa1n1es and a ful-=?ncey corpgratlonylllpple lille-°so¥s.e :ado lwiléffagf mcrsldc last week.-s.

. e .Eaton organ zatlon had lain 8 V8- ey- ~ ' - sailing financially from 1920;, to tired in a travelling suit of Frenvh -Miss Jean Wright, of the staff

_ 1931 when it encountered; two years Brel# WI?-h hilt Mid 50065501495 111 ofthe Canadian Bank of Commcrce,I

“ln the mf' but 1934 saw ll, mak. §atchl)ng'l\l1_as giggmgnrglgfg f'E‘l)1al;lct;etown, a wcctf-end vis- irlg money again. Between 1926 H85 Y ‘~ ' 1 T 0 Ummefs 0~-S-

and 1931, net profits rose from 85,- bouquet of pink roses and maiden

19s,ooo to e peak of sa,oa1,ooo and,halr fern- The Weddills March févm ~Rev. Father Walsh, of Palmer, slumped lp $959,000' The net los, ln Mendelssohn was effectively renher-[Road was a vlsltm. to summerslde. 1932 was a2,4s4,ooo and in 1933.10 by Mrs- E“f1° Lew' The 35 ,§,’,s °H MOMHY--S-

sz,ols,ooo. The not profit for the were W- H“,§h,,§’m”‘}°‘;h,;‘“,00m' +- _ ,year ending last January was Fred B"°dY- ,’°, "og the rggmex; -Mi-as Noreen Johnston. Tuznlsh. I w78‘000_ The “gum for emh mr During the sgnuns motored to Summerside on Thurs-

Iwere before provision was made for ;OBP*’-Iféecli; L‘;‘$m;’:i‘;€t;‘;,“if,?e5;_ d&Y--T-

r a inv i . ° ‘ W ‘

!de'l;’he¢f|gIl-igltesotp dev?l<;l(;;n‘;8nt came °°"m°ny the happil y§.§mg.h‘;.2,L,l,p1;, “Mr” llegmnld M“°L°°d- °f 5”?" lbetween 192., md 1931 when hnd_,,_ left on a honeymoo D - _ B merside, .eft recently for Kitchener,|

the ADM-P0115 Valley and Jiihel' Ontario where he intendsi fllt r

building’ md eqmpment 7°" in rts of Nova Scotia. Mr. and Mrs. lo 1-e_gld§_S n u e' "°1“° "°"‘ °“'861'°°° '° "6-°"°" §:ady will reside in chnrlottctown. ` ' §‘;2'n1§‘ ‘U “°‘ “’°"’"‘~ "he" ”“ The Guardian Joins in happiest 121-, ~Mlss .leon E. lvionls, daughter

ess than $13,000.00 in out- ICMMOHS4 ,of M1. and Mrs C B M

*___ gldg capital 1-,gkgnln_‘1_l1g company ' ' ~ - °"I-5- °f

lpayingitsownwayasitK1'ew.The

share capital has remained $1.000- and one in New Brunswick at the graduation exercises of the 000 since before 1929

- ' Canadian Stores Limited: This

The lhead office of Eatons is e grocery chain operating 13'I'al In Malden' MMs"'e‘ I

Fitting and supplying Glue", $;,rtYi,nm;?I,Gnl??:;`;§Is;nng g;°°*§€xa5Br5§ns§v'i‘é’; 2;"gI“vong°'Vi; -t-Miss’ Bateson, M.A., who is dl.

etc. lation which increased sharply Prince Edward Island. :,¢‘;n(;Itr§tl¢;'r}l“lno:l:I;;el%’l-t:lvT'xIlI;;?xl/yuIi?:d

H. J. MABUH '§'L"i{‘. ‘“°.‘€°”°“ °' °""“““"°“ `°“’ n3I‘.‘§.I.’.'. iii’-f.’;“..§’.i’.’.§‘.i’.§‘§"..-?.i17".§5.‘f.'

_ -_*__ Maritime Summer School

Sackvlllc, N. B.

' JULY 5th - - AUGUST 17th

Write for descriptive bulletin to

George .'. 'Ii-llem:tn,M.A., P}|.D, Saokvllle, New Brunswick

if _~, *M

9 gre est between 1927 and

. 131. Merchandising departments 0

°"°M'm"" were assessed sloo.ooo in mv and s

Office.. Collneofod- With 9.037.000 in 1931.

Drugstore The

i onto, erected at a., cost of nearly

$12,000,000 on land that cost 84,-

=`~ 220,000 has not paid the same ren-

tal rate as the other units. paying

Y|||||'g¢|f can only $41,000 loot year. During the

samo years, sales have dropped

-# with theofnet result the lowered

. vdllmc sales must shoulder an

RATES ,l increasing amount of rental.

th, The common stock is held by the

01’ 01911 'll salon oo. Linnea. ai2.ooo,ooo

of preferred stock is held by the

M Ll

vs percent bonds are

outstsn in the h

tory in Montreal and two groccter-

College Street store in Tor- las and one mail order offi:\ in

the Province of Quebec.

s se a-

sults or! th`e organization. the com- mittee auditor said: "It will be been that the Toronto mail order. the Winnipeg store, Winnipeg mail order division, Winnipeg factory and Manchester grey department, ,a small subddiary, are the only, units which have shown a profit in every year from 1925 to 1934.

losses for the last three years; the 'I‘oronto factory, losses for the last four years; operations of the On-,

pelrates the Montreal store. One epartrnent stone. u clothing fac-

Comimentin on the neral r

"The Toronto stores have shown

rio groceterias have always re ‘

Bummerside, passed with high marks

School of Nursing at the City Hospi

the branches in Prince County dur- ing the past week.-T.

-Mrs. W. B. McNeill accompanied

by her guest. Miss Cameron, visited Tignlsh on Wednesday of last week. While here they were the guests of Mrs. Roid._'I‘.

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Every Week on Monday we serve ss s Special

LIVER and BACON

And on Thursday our Special is

CORN ED BEEF and CABBAGE

rliono 115 Grafton sl. 1.-§’.“..’;‘..."‘“T’.‘... -i1;’°’°‘;‘.1‘.ll§.“.....$’..‘{’.§.°.? 31.“§’.‘Z..“‘...i‘.‘°.§l'l.'.‘.l.‘.€..""5’.f“..§§..?.‘?.‘Z, WIIIIBS |I¢Sl1\lIl’8IliI-*<1

` 'Q 21 lions and me warellouso in Stores Limited showed operating .

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s- and

age.

to 897

MH- an-

Mr Jules Trem|»|ay I

‘ ‘of

.IOLT RENFREW 6- C0.

QUEBEC

'I8 DEMONSTRATING the new Furs and Fur Coats on the second floor here. If you are interested in what's new in frm, Mr. Tremblay is ready with the answer.

A MOST INTERESTING exhibit of the new samples is on display, and you are cordially invited to visit the showin

‘ESTIMATES FOR ALTERATIONS and repairs will be given you gladly by Mr, Tremblay during his stay here.

8'.

SucI'| Clever little DRESSES For GIRLS!

Just within the last day or two we have received some notably attractive dresses for g-iris of 2 to 14 years of age. `

Printed Cottons, Printed Piques, Angel Skin are

among' the fabrics.

59c 65s 981: $I.25 $I.65

._ -_-.H . 5, _,.._,_.. _---. ..-_,.- , ,_ f.. '_ ~" " -

25 per cent: c ) 53|* °I

elif 0 . . Coats For

` Girls' Coats undrd GMS

-Miss Yathlccn Brcnltclll and _V -

Miss Margliellite Richard who have

visited in Charlottetown returned to __ , ` _ their homes in Tigllish on` Thurs- _ul Cl . .

, (By The Lanadlan Pr-ss)

*Thin uolulllll ln re erred ln! T()“l'U‘N'To' June 12°_Re mDbu_

new. ol l ml lu:-<r¢». but nd.-i»r1l».n1 ization of the Canadian Corps is nl s n \\-sy nature muy be In-rrtsll so the objective which 1|; lg expected gdsxgzlg it no 4| oirlvlly puyllblo in will be achieved when, on Au! 4'

M the 20th nnni'.e.'sary of the out-

__v5U35(;R|l=';10l\'5 to '11, brcak of the Great War, the city

Charlottetown Guardi:1n may lu of 'icrczl o will act as host to th: halldnd to their Rent. Archlfl Hume ex Ssllzce mall of Call ua. phone 47, or left at I-1. J. lVlal‘,;.ll'» Uilltco reunlolls' repl‘C-ani-1118 BV' Drug Store, Montague. 1.-"I ery bffmiii 0! mm- ENB” 50°? °f

___ Canadians who s.ood as ,the stout

.wsnls East Royalty players pro- bulwalk of the Empire in its dark

sent their play O:ldfel`o\vs Hall, days two de_ades ago will feature Montague, Wednesday, June 13th. the as;clllby 'in the Queen City.

L-5833. and for three days the old Corps

-___ wlll be rc-vitalizea.

..*C. W. L. MEETS-The annual “The army to ...rich no recruits

meeting of the Rollo Bay Branch can camo" will march once more

'under way. The committee in

Il1;1(;)v‘;f,(,Idw]g1l;n:il,I_5w§),';;a,n¥,setxziggggg charge have sedulously canvassed _until his majority, when he retumed the responsib.e officers of various to the United States. For some years ‘mit 855°"IatI°n5. ‘md h”"'° 5”" he followed several occupatlons,`“55“’°d °f Unfesafved °°"°'P"°tI°“ meantime taking a course in ac~, in me KYB” Undefflllillll °f UNDE- countlng. at thc some time he stud-. ins t°s°th@r the wal' time comrad- ied law in a night school, graduating 08 0! 191443- as s lawyer. l-Ie was studious and- Opening on Saturday, Aug. 4 the would undoubtedly have made e ruc- demonstration will extoncl for three cess of the law, had not his ability 1 days. commemorative exercises of as an accountant appealed to him. the first day will be olimaxed in For the past 40 years he was con- the evening by a monster tattoo in nected with the firms of William S. Riverdale bank, s natural amphi- Rendle and Rgy Retndle Com-l'-= -= ;- pany, and st t e t me o his death brothers, Robert I-l_ Klnn was the assistant treasurer of thelmgsllndale, and I‘1nlx‘°MscKiII'l]no‘r’lf liter firm- Ten day-‘J H80 he WH-‘llof Charlottetown, Prince Edward Is- taken lll. A physician was summon-.land and three sisters, Mrs. Fred ed, who ordered his removal to the ,Johnston and Mrs. Robert Smiley. hospital for an operation. The op- residing at Hollywood, cgufol-nl., eration was apparently successfull and Mrs. Drummond, of Boston, 'rl-lg and it was expected that he wouldlfuneral services were conducted by recover Complicatlons,huwevel-,set th Re

. e v. lVl’r. Holi d, t

ln and he expired suddenly. Mr. Congregational Cgsrchmirgrlsgglmf MacKinnon resided at 23 Princeton dale '

an* B. 1. w _ . Phe burial was in Molint`

'theatre capable of accommodating EAST R0yAL1'y school. 200000 people on’its banks More

'than a score of ulllts have already Report of East Royalty School ‘arranged for re union dinners. Grade X-1 Esther Harper,

“y_T 2 On Sunday Ca.nada's lil1'lng Nora Harper, 3 Ma Love.

iisltllll aulsolllll *`i@‘11V°Sf1“f='~ 4 elf M “-1

,, ne e Malcolm Darrach and Vera

vice. Monday, Aug. 0, 'Iiolon o's 3 Eva Roper.

Civic Holiday, there will be many l Grade VIII-1 Arthur features of entcrtailullcnt, Walter Morrissey, 3 Lloyd

Grade VII-1 Irene

Etta Jay. 3 Oliver Holmes

Negro W£l'ia;eog;IrT1 Vera. Smith and

Be DeCid/ed KeltIlld<§la;fI,_s1H`;.';sl§

Grade IV-1 Florence

(cr. ny Guardians special wl:-el R“é§;‘de“§?§"‘;°’;,;,ofmEg‘;§

HALIFAX June 12-.Supreme _

Court of N'om cot, nice Moore, 3 Doris Clements

S o. en bane _ '

reserved dcsjsicn in the appeal oi Grade H (sn) 1 nom Roper’

Daniel Sampson condemned tn Shirley Darmch’ 3 Ewa Roper'

hang June 26 for the murder of Grade H (`"')>1 Elmer Roper'

. Loui W lsh, 3 Ol Smith.

12 year o.d Bramwrll Heffernan. Glide I; (JL) lggawdy WM), It is expec.ed the decifion which

_ seals the late or the Halifax col- `Adg,,§fb8‘;’°;°f,‘_é_n,, mher

of the Catholic Women‘s Leaguc at it was won; to march over the "ed mm Wm be handed d°W“ “ext Mona Harper, Mary

was held in their church on Sun- paved roads of France and Fland- Saturday- F (clay, Jesslg whcatlq-_

day, June 3, 1931. The mectinll ers. How many of that gallant 0' R- R°3““' K' C" batmrég Roper, Mons, Clay, Lillian opened willl ft prayer, after which corps me ict. ill a. matter of con- f°" "°‘m“1 °f me Prisgnefi “fm log-well Mlm»l_-;ge,»_ B(-mlcg _'followed the lllstallatioll of officers jcctulcl But the new generation t0 his *P9951 0” fm" points* Hfma Allie Holmes, Ethel Roper, for the coming tcrlll. The Presidcllt. which the Great Wal' is not even a afwmem' W” that P015" “aimed Roper, 3111;-ley Dan-0,¢_h_

Mrs. Willlnnl Howlett, was rc-elect- mtmry will witness something that th* 1“`¥"° had Signed a °°“fes5I°" M. pearl weeks and C,

ed. Other officers are-:_ First Vice- has no precedent when batalions but the CNW" “ned t° P"°d“°° Brown_'1leacherg_

President. Mrs. John Chulssorl; and batteries and administrative the d°°“me“t In °°“’t' -i~____ Second Vice-President. Mrs. Pet€`l' forces re-live for a brief space the 5°mPS°" W” f°’“'I°I'°d by E Su' Writer-How are my novels K0- conway;Tl1n~d vlcc-Prc.<.-ldent, Mrs. amen; glorgcs which they them- pfeflw C°\Lrt Jury several weeks ring,

Edward Mahar: Treasurer, Mrs. selves n¢l\lev¢d_ 53°- The b°dy °f 5'°“‘m“l Bran” 4, Bookseller--I can't imagine.

Henry Peters; Recording Secretary. For three days Toronto will sur- Well Heffernan WHS f°“11d 9°" unless its shoplifters. Miss Minnie Chaissoll; Correa- render to this beneficlent invasion I~h“I' °f his 1° ye” 01d bmther "; pending Secretary. Mrs. Edwin of Canada’s war heloes, welcomin “1°“35Id° “HW” tracks at Cham

g Y

IPeters- Mls. Edwalxl Mrlhnr was lllgm ng lg their rlgl~l;_ All-gady like 185. AUEUSL B0?-h IJOYS hid

‘appointed Collvener for the Altar many units. under the direction or been Stabbed-

Society. Ways and means were dis-.the cmadlan go,-N Rmmlon com. Defense Counsel arslled Saturday tossed as to raisins funds. so it was mittee, have signifies their intcn- th” “W "ml °°“’f "Wd 1” ”°”

,decided to have a lecture in the tlon of ggglsllng the Queen glty ln dir¢CtiIl¥ the .I\11'y in l‘¢BB-rd t0 the ,U

- parish hall on Tuesday. June 21.'lts centennial celebrations by fore- Weilhf °f °"id°“°° °f MH- F’““°1* I c, ,,“,,,,“,,,,,, ,,,,, 1934. 'gathering here. Battalions whose hmm- she Wa* taken mm the °°” “

names ,und high on me won of police station, the lawyer contend -~-»~-

I" M E war-time accomplishments. artil- ed' t° identify “ °°I°’°d mm' ma

' ' B n

M 0 M lery men who have not fo1‘!°tLerl B»°CUB€d. When me" W” °”1Y °“° ' E R D S

the reverberations of their guns, °°I°"'°d ma" In the 5"°“P' Tm"

_W engineers, tunnellers,-all services W" mt PNP" Id°"°m°“"°"' I

JOHN E. MACKINNON have se, “ide Aus. 4 as R day claimed Mr. Regan.

when, everything else cast into theI R' M FI Idlng' C"°“'“ P’°S°°“t' I

"°h" E M“°Km"°“ passed “Way discard they will resurrect theil‘l°’~ and R' ‘I “mul ms ""I"t"“t'

at thetCity Hospital Saturday even old units ffered ar m

me I h Mun H 65 Lo ‘K\1.el"ltahirlisorebui';a& E

91' 9- S 01' CSS- 9 WM ' intin t tha t e ner

years of age. Deceased was born in Imtxggemengsl 1?' “,106 re°°p"°{', soot leélfg-lj pr -1 Aubumdale, but when s child rc- ° Wm" “V” “ "° W” =.- ~--- -

DANDRUFF ':lL'tl.'::"l,,=“0-*-

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FARDY BUS & TAXI SEIIIIIGE

GHARLUTTETUWII to FURTIINE

TIME TABLE

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Arrive Fortune 6.50 p. m.Arrlve Cher ¢0N"\-

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ncniqnutcn in clmlollotown -un rlvmlm snnvlcr B1'

Headquarters in Sonrls-LENNOX HOTEL

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Iosvlng Charlottetown .. 4.

" lhnlbrook 4. “ l(eefc'| Luka ... 4 “ 48 Road ........4. ` “ Cardigan 5-

Bridgetovm .... 5.15

Dundas ........ 5.90 p. Dln¢wel|'| .-.... 5.40 P-

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