Dominion Live Stock Report

MQNTREAL. Que, June 22. — There were 88 cattle, 172 sheep, and livmbs. 617 hogs and 547 calves for sale on the two markets this morning. There was very little demand for common grass cattle and the bulk 0f the offering was made up of this kind of cows. Trading was slow. Common cows were quoted from $3.50 to $4.75. Calves were easier. One choice lot were picked out at $9.00. They average 150 pounds and three or four straight lots of medium qual- ity veals were sold for $8.00. Com- mon suckers and heavy pail fed calves were sold from $6.60 to a shade better. Grass calves were quoted at $5.00 to $6.00. A few spring lambs were sold for 17 cents per pound and sheep were unchanged from yesterday. Hogs were lower. Very few sales were made today above $15.25 and sev- eral pair quality lots were sold for $16.00. Heavy hogs and feeders

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at once. It Is a llnlmonl. lermlclde and ‘gflsgpllc combined. A fun drops an tho leak will destroy

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a bottle at most druggists or sent were no‘ wanted and 111111111113 pqllPlld by along that order was very hard W. F. Young Inc. m to sell. Some heavy hogs were

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books and pamphlets that were printed in Canada or U.S. before

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as Ambrose Street

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Central Guardian

sou-c: COURT.—-Thers were no cases at the police court yes- terday morning.

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FINE SHOWINGF-The balance at credit of depositors in the Dom- inion Government Savings Bank on May 31st. was {1,849,02A.90; de- posits in ‘May amounted to $14,039.- 95.

GAZETTED-—-Among the alllwint- ments, promotions. etc., Canada Militia, recently gazetted appears the followings-P. E. I. H. L.—To be -prov. Lt. Frederick Walter II-lyndman. 17th (March, 1926.

EAR LY CA LL.—The

erable cutting a line from the chemical extinguished the blaze.

WESTERN HORSES. —Tl"iree bflblillflllly Illhltthed pfllfg 9f horses lye-re seen on the streets o! the city yesterday, owned by Wood and McNeill. These 110F685 came in a carload ordered from Wlesterll Canada and are now on display at Buntain and Bell's stock yards.

ON OFFICIAL BUSINESS.—Mi'. J- C. Dalrymlilfi. 0f Montreal, Vice- President in charge of traffic, Can- adian National Railways, accom- panied by Mr. A. T. Weldon, of iMoncton, traffic manager of the Atlantic Region. and Mr. W. B. Logan, of Montreal, general store- -keeper, arrived in the city Monday night in their official car, They will return today. These officials lire at present making a tour of the ‘Maritime Provinces. From the ‘Island they go to Nova Scotla.

BODY OF ONE VICTIM RECOV- ERED.-Mouday the body of one of the victims of Saturday's drown- 1118 116011181“, when the dredge "Fer- guson” turned turtle off St. Peters island with t-he loss 0t‘ six lives, was recovered at White Sands. when found, a life preserver was secured to the body, the face was badly marked as though the victim

struck by a projection of some kind.

was not drowned. The body, which proved to be that of Bert Veniot,

Pictou, was where it was and

where S. .S. t0 tile Pictou yesterday afternoon.

taken to Montague placed in a casket

it was taken on ‘board the “-Hochelagn" and

Mr. E. T. Hlggs from Montreal.

lhss returned

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were called out at 2 o'clock yfgiytf:

d mornin f bi tth -

itlleyhce of 81V? alnuagzhargn, Ijovrveesr Water Street. The Ii b - '

tween the floors and afrtzrwctllsflilg-

was thrown against the dredge or

It is generally conceded the" victim of the unfortunate accident

aged about 20 years, and a. native of then forwarded to this city

sent home of the deceased in

DWELLING HOUSE BURNEIL- Fire yesterday destroyed the dwell- ing house and barn of Mr. Fred Me elm. s farmer living about three miles from Murray River. A crowd quickly gathered and made heroic efforts to extinguish the blaze, but so rapidly did the flames spread vhat little of‘ value could be saved. lt is not known how lthc fire started.

A ,HAPPY SHOWER- - The

many very, beautiful gifts were

received by her. Mrs Sheldon Abbot and Mrs Lou MacLeod read the accompanied ycrses which were greeted by applause and

laughter and presented the pre- sents to the bride-to-be. Miss Weeks thanked the assembly for their gifts which were composed |o[ linens, silverware, glassware, aluminium, graniteware and a sum of money. Dainty refreshments were then served -and a. _ social evening spent.

A largely attended meeting of the lobster packers and fishermen of the North Side was held in the Board of Trade Rooms yesterday at 2 o'clock for the purpose of considering the advisability m‘ 111111111: the Government for an ox-l tra season from August 10th to| September 15th.

0n motion Mr. Harry Cox was‘ appointed chairman. and Mr. Kendal Lacey secretary. l The chairman then announced the object of the mectingdle stated t-his was a poor season with many of the fishermen and when the catch was poor with the fishermen it was necessarily poor with the packers. -

Mr. Ellis Lacey said he thought the second season should be given a trial. it worked out advant- ageously some few years ago and he thought the catch of August and September was a better pack. Mr. P. J. McIntyre said he came

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hut since he was asked Ills opin- ion he would give his personal op- inion and that was-At we are in have two_soasons in one your it was not in best interests of thol fishermen. A great many fisher- men did not have a. successful sca-

no obstacle in the way. _ After a lengthy and at times, lively discussion it was decided by' a standing vote. which was pram-l, ically unanimous (oilly three 011-‘ posing) that the government be asked to grunt a fall season, start- ing about August 15th alld coutinuq ing till September 20th for tllisl year to give it a trial.

A committee was appointed-Alli draft the resolution and slllimifiit to the Government.

K131410115- PERSONALS

Summerside.

ten cents, get selling sample; M“ ~l°s°Ph D-llnclm- 9111151811" "r0 PLAY BASEBALL GAME AT - I make big money m“ Bummer; 119.88, was a visitor t0 the City THE ABEGWEH- GROUNDS experience or capital unnecss-Yesmrday- THIS EVENING- sary. Bradley-Garretson, Brant-

ford, Ont. S. V.‘ MWIGI.

Iottetown Route

Commencing Monday, June 21st

z-zCertain morbid conditions must exist in the stomach and intes-

Mr. Alex Rhymes, French Fort, was s visitor to the City yesterday.

Mr. Wm. Jardine, Village Green,

- a motor car will leave Plctou at 9.10 p. m. daily except Sunday for New Glasgllw’ cmmacflug at new“ morbid conditions permit them i0-

tines to encourage worms, and they will exist as long as these

.was a visitor to the City yesterday.

i Mr. A. A. McBcth, Marsllfleld,

This evening at 6 o'clock, the Summerside baseball team and the Abegweits will clash for the first time this season. Sumluerside has,’ a three team league which is \vork-. lng very smoothly, and turning out,

was CHARLOTTETOWN ‘cuaanmir .

Western Guardian.

-MALPEQU ELM-r. George Higg-

ins Kr-rlslnhton has purchased the Malpeque soft drink emporium from Mr.

ice cream parlor and

George Thompson. -—K.

—WlLMOT VALLEY RECREA-

son and if they wished to petition "*1 S“l'l’1°'"‘"11“‘1 for an extension he would plac-eillelillili-T S11v0 1110

Heavy White

Soaps

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Regular Value $2.10

2 Pkgs. Chipso (medium

10 Cakes Gold or P. & G. Soap.

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1 White Enamel Saucepan

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Grocers

1:132:13: Fgfggsfign 11g‘? wlfilml‘; Enamel Sauce- 8.30. Admission thirty-five and

' - ' twenty-five cents. if not fine young bride-to-be on Thursday n t flue n, m 101mm“ evening. June 17th was attended an Full of r” 5 f1‘, 23 z, by some one hundred friends and p 9 ' '

IARSITIRN STARS WIN IIRSI SEIIIIIIN 0F ‘ " CITY [Eloliliéli BASEBilll

,,, ,, ,,,,,.,.,,|Deieat Andlldrsfib 1 And Clinch Title of First Half Champions- Big Game This Evening, Summe rside vs. Abbies.

Timely hitting with men on bas-

witll consistent Stars u popular

attended.

nloro than those who have already

Notwithstanding tllc one sided

11in important fans than have so fur witnessed

TION CLUB will put on s var- iety concert in Cape Traverse Hall Thursday evening, June 24th at

—SERIOUS OFFENSE —-A case against a fisherman for having berried lobsters in his possession was tried before Mr. H. J. Massy, J. P., on Saturday. The defend- ant was convicted and fined the sum of one hundred dollars.

—RACES AND SPORTS.—Ken-* sington "fans" are taking a keen. interest in the coming Dom. Day} Races and athletic sports in S'Slde.' Several entries from sample's etah- 1 les sre expected to take part. Ellin- lnstlon contests will be held next lveek in Kensington to decide wbo will‘ compete for the It. T. Holman Co. C.C.M. trophies on Dominion Day. it is expected that the ten mile relay race will start from Ken- siugton at nine o'clock a-111- D8186 crowds always witness the race.

-BUSH FIRE.—.A bad fire Friday June 18th., on the “back" land between the lriehtown and Malpeque roads ed the last vcetlge of green timber on the farms of James Duilphy George Cotton. and» John Bryon- ton. This is t-he third time within the last few years that this sec- tion has been "scourged". li was caused this time by a, small fire getting beyond control of a, man who was engaged in clearing the land for Mr. Daniel Goodwin. "Safe-

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ROOPS Meat Market PHONE 421

Week-end Specials

Shoulder " ‘ 17c lb. Fresh Sausages ,..,_ 25¢ lb‘, Fresh Pork Roasts .. 28c lb. Fresh Pork Chops 28c lb. Shoulder Bacon 30¢ lb,

Hamburg Steak 22a lb. Rump Roasts 25c lb.

All Beef hung two wseka before cutting.

— 200,000 Attend

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hours after the ilase ended twenty or thirty thousand people still were in the stands, some still pressing toward the Altar.

Blocked Procession

As early as flvc o'clock this morning crowds were in their places lll the stands and at ten o'clock the scheduled starting time, the sea of humanity which silrged about all sides of the al- ready pzlcked stadium, blocked tho

ly first" should be the motto with respect to “clesring" fires. It is dangerous to start a clearing fire at certain times and under certain conditions, and it is almost crim- inal to let it get beyond control.

GOLF

Golfers are reminded that the qualifying round in the i020 (tlllllll- ploilsllip series mill-it be played either today (Wcdilesdzly) or on Saturday next. Special scorn (semis lullst be used und these may be obtained at the club house.

Arlctta Adams Mary White Elsie MacKinnon

verdict over the Anchors last ev- score, it was a ball game from

111111111 in the docidlfll; fixture start to finish with the Anchors pa- 1311mm” Cmlway

ill the first section oi‘ City League tielltly wailing for the breaks, All‘)? Murmy DI , baseball. The score at the end of which “ever came, "Lefty" Mc- M“ 8123a“ pwn“. i110 14911611111 Pflglstcred 6 to 1 111 Quaid hurled ball last evening ‘ ‘ y c

iuvor of the “Plasterners” who played bull in every inning of the scveu played.

Last iligllfs ball game, although contest drew less

baseball in the series, but to those who attended it may be sold that thcy received their money's worth uud then some. lt was a guine of bull, irrespective of the 0 to 1

that was well nigh unbeatable and it surely was a “Star" evening, On .the other hand Tonliny hIcFarlane iworked heads up and handsome. and far be it froln anybody to cast deflections on the brand of ball ‘dished up by the Western hurler.

Ball foils are reminded that this evening at 6 o'clock sharp the Summerside "All Stars" and Alleg- weits will play the flrsLprovlnclal

scureywlth the losers using every M11 gafng of the season, subterfuge at their command to ev- No little figuring has been going ell up the long-ended count which n11 [m- 591119 time M; to just how was being plied up against ilwm- ihe Westerners compare with the The Stars slaved nice llilll lat-ll Abegweits ln “CBaIIAIIeyPTo those 6Y911l1l8. 11110 l0 1116111 1511011 11W who have been wondering, watch- credit and all that goes with it lulu‘; and waiting tonight p, the night the winning of the first section of Road '91“ and weep-it 1g only an the City Baseball League series- exhibition game. but the proof of Last night's win puts tile iiovqtlm pudding 15 l“ the eating, ers out of the rilulling, but thisl isumnjergidg l" the past has en- band of ball players from the north jay-ed the dlgflllcflgn of turning and deserves every credit in the out excellent ball gggregaflung and "1‘ll111l111E;11lJ;" they slay Friday ev: Judging by the interest manifest-

11 10¢ 9! 800d bull Dlflyers- A D1ck‘,l5lllllg against the champion "first 9d in (he Leagug up (hers this yum-

Louise MacDougnll Mary Morrissey Bernice (laudet (Assiduity) Ethel Grant (Palmer) Mary White Elsie .\iucl(innon Aileen Murray ‘Blllllfille Conway Arletta Adams Mary Dooley Florence Cantwoll siduity) Bertha Morrison Bookkeeping Diplomas Arletta Adams (no Walker Mary Dooley Florence (‘antlvell Ethel (irallt Blanche COllWfly Elsie MncKIlluoll llcrilice Gaudet Bertha Morrison Gold medal for

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excellence i

arc-lid Myles I). Kiley, lwarded to Miss Ethel Grant.

in Touch

(Palmer As-

First prize silver Medal for Pro-

path of the ecclesiastical proces- lsion for almost an hour, delaying 'tlie Mass and taxing the efforts of lthe police to open a narrow lane for the prelatc.

, As the priests, bishops and car- jdllials passed tllroilgh many drop- |Vped to their knees for the blessing inf the Legato. inside the proces- ‘sion was greeted first with an en- lillilsiastic outburst of handclapp- ‘lug and then with reverent sil- cut-o and prayer. Tllelr brilliant ‘robes whirled about in the strong wind. The twelve cardinals (lil- (IPllilPfl lhc rod-carpeted stops to (lu- Slllktlllllfy to rod velvet and plush thrones sot in long (lingeri- ill-S at either side of the Altar.

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Thousands of Priests

(‘ordinal Bonzano was escorted to u throne most splendid and highest at the right oi‘ ihc Altar. llcri- he vested ‘for the Mass,’ don- ning a sot oi’ hand-made silk coro- nlollluls presented to the Congress by u Chinese delegation as the gift of u group of Shanghai women and children. The sirlgiilg of the Iiluss lasted an hour and a half. after which tile ‘1il'l)i’CS.~llUlI zlgain formed I'm‘ the oxii of lllc higher preliltcs the sovorzll tllnilsllltrl . priests rcinuinlilg lli their places about the foot of lilo Altar. Al-{uin the procession was halted by the pressure 0t the throngs about the clergy gate, and if vrus more than an hour before the last of the pur- pie robcd bishops lcft the Sanct- nary.

LACKHEXDS

Blackheads go quickly by a sim- ple method that just dissolves ' mam. Get two ounces of perosina powaer from your druggist, rub this with s hot, wet cloth hrickly over the , blackheads-and you will wonder where

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Gregg Shorthand, donated by Row‘ m" h." m,“ Boston, .

9d 191"" 119111 11116 16113119 Will fldfflfelsection" Stars, and although as,bzlll must_be going. and going Rood. m ‘he c1111; ‘ms ‘evemsng’, ‘wk tlisabove mentioned much 001118611118 therefore it is expected that a bang 881116 W1 519-11 111 0°” -a is manifested as to the outcome. |qp nine W11] meet [ha Abegwgitg

EiL-ieilcy Typewritlng presented by_ The Degan Company Chicago, awarded to Miss Bernice;

Wii-ll the 3- 5- "K001191888." and To be “d o! them and 5pm.‘, theiwss n visitor to the City yesterday. M“ “"1” New Glasmw at 1°95 p‘ child suffering, use Miller's Worm

Victoria

Mr. (loo. R. Judson, Alexandria,

“Motor c“ Wm leave New Ghw Powders. They will correct the

gow for Pictou at 8.05 p. m. daily except Sunday, arriving Pictou at 9.00 p. m.

9957-6-21-5i.

LEARD’S MILLS ' FOR SALE

The valuable PNperty and nil"! it Plsquld, known as Land's Mllla. will be disposed of by private sale on or bofora August 1, 1920.

This wail-known property con- slats of mu stand mum, mill; Md mill, and oat mill; saw mill, con- sisting oi‘ rotary, sillnqlfl. is!" 111d‘

digestive irregularities by destroy- ing the worms, conditions favor- able to worms will disappear, and the child will have no more suffer- ing from that cause.

. The General Hospital Of Syracuse, N. Y.

SCHOOL OF NURSING

Two your, four months course. Orsdustoa eligible to State ragla- trstlon. Classes start In Febru- ary and September. Accoptancoa In accordance ‘to receipt of ap-

plications. Communicate with SUPERINTENDANT OF

planer plants all In first class working order; also, 120 acres of

lwas a visitor to the City yesterday.

l Little Hilda Morrlsey entered the City Hospital on last Thursday and was reported very seriously ill yes- terduy.

_ iMr. D. S. Hooper and Mrs. Hoop- er of Grand Falls, N. B.. and Mr. and Mrsl ii. E. Fowler, of Freder- icton, N. 13.. arrived In the city Monday night on u. motor trip,

Miss Bessie B. Beer returned Sunday morning from West New- ton, Msss., 0n a visit, to her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. ll. Beer, 204 Hill-sboro Si. -.._€_l