MAXIMS

OFA

Annblemaulhoiuhis

MERE MAN

gentle words and resolute actions; h, 5 neither hot nor titinld.

spirit by

fir fllurlflllmltlil Guardian Two Cantu lowing Guardian, Founded 1M7.

t 11 111-i A 1‘ 1111111111 111111 1011 1110111111

Otiposiniz‘. Frontier

orces Separated By Only Few Hundred Yards.

(l. P. by Guardian's Special Win)

MOSCOW. Aug. 11—An utmo- tpherc of cautious optimism per- vaded Moscow tonight as a-truro halted soviet-Japanese warfare on the frontier between Far Eastern Siberia and Japanese-supported lionelioukuo.

‘iiiougli direct reports from the tattle zone were lacking it was as. aimed fighting ceases 11s agreed by Foreign (‘oinniissar lliaxim Lit\"in- oii and ‘Japanc e Ambassador Ilia-

moru fiiiiguinitsu after lengthy peat-e iielzotititions. (The Jaipanese War Office in

Tokyo announced all quiet along the disputed frontier when Rus- Illii and Japanese troops stopped fighting separated only ll)‘ a few hundred yards of no-mutfs land.)

Cautious Optimism

Anton; foreign (llplomgfs trill ' observed. Lt ~ s

' that. the bordcrbg are ‘ti but some lli'.<i'ate.‘.\.t0

11nd h 1‘

111d

celz-br peace until sevczal d "s have 1 ‘t1 ivtthcut further 011- break» 11.0111; the frontier wherd

JiTLUlCSG friction is long t

' t1 1 1g 11101110131; tern r disputes out l1111t a truce on onq

11°11‘ 111-111: the twisted Siberian.- 11011111- .= unetbnes was only ii pro-t lutletto new fighting on another p011‘. -

Othii-s swgested that much de-l Death 0:1 the way the eomintinders

0111.1‘ .l.1ptinc.s.‘ Kuantung and K1111 .1.111‘1"s'ra?a."t to 111i.‘ truce elm 1v their diplomats.

-1~" stressed tin‘ brlief the 11m and Japan had boot‘ 1'_\' brink of a pleat war. if the two govcriiiiii-nts

1‘\t‘i1lli hour anrcd to

t». it could ht‘ e.\11l'.'t"1<

biy that cvuv eliort

llgtztlrltl u“ bent to prevent any neiv

~ the midnight truce. Igtrlu-iu reat-hctl ‘by _ Litvluotf

C“ "ued on page 9, c0‘. 6

touiuolivtitil

Card Part

"BOLlPIi . L-34a-a-i2-1'_.

bunch

"Wednesday is Dance Night B10 The llrlllllftiidS. L-1257-ti-11-ti

"$111111, hiondayq Jane Withers-i Ytoi .1111‘, Lqlfiibii-iti-iii.

"Crow .'ialey*al iv/iacDoii-

l/Olilgllt. itlVUil.

Ed's s1 .. day, A1114. 13th. L-llill-ll-ll-Bl. "v11! 111.1111 ii duties in Ionit

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tdoy. August

at and Dance

L-lltill-li-IZ-ll. “lwi-i“iiorcliumflgciiuol. garden

1111-1‘ .. .1 .1. 1111-. ‘ii-lain, Aug. 1211i. 111.1 1111a. Saturday.

L-308-8-11-2i

Kgfl-e cream. bint‘ and dance ch_"‘__f‘ (fly-s Hall. Frldnt", Aug. 12. 11.10 [odds Orchestra. .

L-284-840-3i.

"F"! iced, fresh ‘frozen beef h, 5 i1'111-\; ground meat 5 cents; @511 front-ii herring 2% cents.

11d Cold Storage. L-307-8-1l-tf

1"‘ Cream i-‘estivai and Dance as“ (‘llmlfblz of lottery in aid oi m“ ‘11i1\t‘11111re‘s Church, ‘Pruciitiic

klldfli‘. August, 12th. L-258-8—10-l2.

on ‘m ,;HQR£,‘.1I1"X< Cross mitt Smith Mel- p (_v_v1'l!l1l1i1e Co.. will 11011.1 11.11 Momi-ijtlti l'_i‘1ill\'(\l and Dance on ‘_‘,‘_ “.‘"‘11111l1. August 15111 on B,.~nl'-11111‘=1‘s of Elniinett German. y‘ _ol directors. Peter Green- ‘ ‘ ‘MW- L-323-8-i2-2L in

A _ . --.... n.m_or:]‘)t("ltil meeting of the ca

n H150‘ Qllllfvittition will be tie d hawrso uIuth of Scotland. Cape 7.30 - ucsday. August 16th. at

PEAQE.

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The People's Paper

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Covers Prince Edward

KEPT

—' -~————-_ -—— -—~———————

On ta ri o Premier

Withdrawal

ST. THOMAS. Ont, Aug, 11- Premier Mitchell Hepburn said t0- doy‘ that the Ontario Government 1111-} \\‘llhtll';t\v_ti from further Ro- 1112.1 Culillili5siuii discussions, and 111111041 that he had 1‘UL'(‘l\'E(l ac- k111nvl1-t1gvu1c1ii_ of me mow from P111111‘ ALnistt-i‘ Mackenzie King.

Mr. i-icpburn said he had notified b11111 .\i1". King and the C0iiiml5. s1o11_ o1 the ivithdratval. ohd had i‘(‘CCi\‘t‘tl_ in reply a flung“ c0311- itllifllcfltltui from the Prime Min- ister. ’i‘11i.‘ Ontario Premier. mak- 11111 the rinnouucteincnt from his fatm i‘ ' here 011 the eve of his birthda said the move was made because the I-"cdeial Govcrutnc-ut 111111 enacted two new lax acts at thi- 111st 0.1 ci Parliazncnt.

1;» that Premitr Maurice v o1 Qut-bcc might signify lust-111 riitnriztl» intention oi fol-

Mr. Iic-pbtim would ‘I would tirofcr that is speak tor himself on

V 1.\i1".__lJ.1pl‘ Ls was not available 1_1i1111r‘:1i.'i1--._v 1" continent. The Q1 bcc iuaniier look oil by air- : 1111:‘ this afternoon irofn rtlt-r Laikc‘, 1n northern Ontario, 1o visit Mr. Hepburn tciuorrcu" at Si. Thomas.)

P; FJ

States Approval

At the 1111111‘ tiuu‘, the Liberal P: ‘Ii-r stated 111s approval of a .t.1tt‘ it-ut 11111111‘ l11~t trght at 131111" 13:11", Ont. by Co11<c1"vr11i\"e Iauidi-r A-Lihmu. U1". A-fanion claim- ed 1111‘ Ft‘t1t‘1"111 Gnvcrniiiclil should ii..\~'.ii\t‘ i'1.\,1)1lil‘~ll)illl‘\' for relief lush. H1‘ c 111011-11 this would eu- ahiu 1i11111it-.,r.i'11i._.- to rl-dtict‘ titxcs. 11.11’. 111111111111 said lllt‘ two tax hers to \\'lil('li he relcrred were the G111 Tax Act. 111111 tiiueittltneut to 1.111‘ Iiirutnt‘ Tax Act. He atlded.‘ "Mr. Kintj. attempted 111 his letter 10 vxpuin his (i0r1‘ri1n1t‘ii1'.< 11511-011. U111 i‘. was. 11:1 ltlfrnitf to 1111‘ itrnv- 11101‘ and 11> 311‘ RUWiHl Coinmisslrni.

Exceptional Business Here is Repo rt

1Y1‘ \\1‘.\ "dt-lrthtcti 111111 the cx- " _ 1 sinnintt" busuita-"s . J1 ‘spit Var Wyik. gen-

cr111'1i1.111:1uor oi Clllllltlflil _l\'fltl0ll- rillfl

in Cziitztda lust

Ell v \\'llt‘li 11“ will visit Pit-toll ' t0 Halifax be- the 001111111011 . 1 a tour oi hotels

Ntiliotizil Hotel

- - . snmuu-i" busi-

v 1‘1' 1111‘ 11112055 11f the

11 i11'1l1u c1111. U14‘ GENT“

:01" .~'.\i.'1. and eouulamd 0011"!‘ 111th thus." in the west. llilrlhfiS was "the best " he tltclorrd.

DF ROYED

SARATOGA SPRINGS. Aus- 11

__.\i Charles shihriien Paysvrll‘ “hi, i ttvo-_veai"~o.d 'I‘hlnguma- bob. ‘inner 0i 1111‘ rich Ariinllw"

“motto, IJFOKL’ ll m: during the 11111111111: of the Sanford 81111195 find had to be dcstr0.\'<‘<l 11°" t°day' Bitch tit-o. .1 5o to 1 shot- wol‘ 11w

for foiiliiri. _ V, __

Japanese 'AI'I‘ industrial

[3 Tl Associated Pres?!) 111411120111"? China. Aus- nféip‘

.. ,1 i, lay exace fl lrlii ltlllldsghd (lino inlurvd l" r ‘“t...1111r'11tl hcart oi Citrus-JR‘ _ { mm cities. Unofficial (‘Stlmfl (‘5 409 lmwns \\'(‘l‘l1 killed or lnltirtftt A nutnbci‘ 11f ililTiiilvll P??? 5; we“. bndly (liiillilgflll when 111 - ticse planes heavily loaded. droll- llei their coir-toes 011 Hanytuig and

wgllilmhne of the three cities.

Honkow, the provisionalflceaplgilb

‘s-r“ “-- t"

izrent central indll-“flfl rmntrol thing under Chinese c0 -

‘"1 ":;."1‘:1.‘.‘:'"t»

_ 1111'. ‘-

climb ",1 " 1111111051‘. of extending a. leoi- ilstcr. B!’ order of trus- Qtm-y ' “aid MaCFhdyi-n. Boc-

' L-iiTl-H-lfl-iil.

by taking slit-fur in residence of

e1" i. 1i an. 1iii(1t‘i1"lt)‘.)(l there 11011111 b‘ ‘__ti11‘,‘_s_111 October. __ ‘

lace 011 Ariel ’i‘o.\"\l dislillfllmcalm“

Heart

'1 “CHARLOTTE

lBRITAIN STRI VES "first

1%

. Read by Everybody

llsland Like the Dew

TOWN. CANAIBXT slalom, AUousT 12,' 1531i '

.TO IS OLA TE ,_01v 51B

Liberal Attacks

King Government

Scores Failure Td-Implement Re- lief Pledges And Announces

From Further

I Rowell Commission Discussions

no tax changes sion was sitting.

M1". Hepburn said "the King Government. has shit-iced its re- sponsibility. and has itiilt-d to i111- fil its promise" that tht‘ Iwdcrai Government would zustinc the bur- den of relief costs. He chtirgctt that Ontario 11nd attempted to cope with the problem but had not ic- celved the co-operziilon of the Do~ minion Government.

Many taxation burdens former- 1y borne by intinicipaluies had been taken over by the 011111110 Govern- nicnl; "through the nicditun of i11- crcascd revenues" said Mr. Hep- burn. He said "full and efficient collection" oi succession dutivs had contributed largely to greater rev- venues.

Mr. Hepburn cited liutaitces where lie said his Gtivrrnnieti‘. 111111 taken over costs of burdt-zi. \vl"'-1\ formerly t'c.l to the mtitiit-iyiatitit-s and said that "we have l1‘i\‘(l 1o offset the t-allotisntxss of the Feti- eral G0\1L'i'1ii‘ilt‘i1l in that reg. '1 but there is a 1111111 to out" sources.

iivhile the Commis-

rt‘-

“NO (‘Ofi1NirIN'i‘" OTTAWA. Aug. ii—‘~\>Vhl‘t‘ G01

1..

erumeirt elrri": were ‘ fu‘ $111113 10 the 111‘ ht ‘of Prcuuer .1 .

Afurhi.‘ 1 O11i..rio wuuld ..i- in 11w‘ .\'ilt111§!h' n. 1111‘ 11.11‘ infusion 0n I)11n111i1.111- fl\'l"( tiiiuirs because llit‘ l)1‘1i11u on C: iv~ i-rutncrt amended 1111‘ 1<‘;‘1er1‘1 In- crnit‘ Tax Art. L'\llill11$'i1l 1211s lLilliCfliiiliig. The couimunu

110

from Prem- . by

E E1 a s

thi. Cmnini 5,1011 ‘ ivotfid wltlutlittv troni all (‘cliberatictis b-si-itttst‘ cf 1h.‘ choral‘. T111‘ grucral open sit1.n‘;s 01 CL‘ii'ii1il\'.~lOil have bitch btit p v ion was p1" . could 11111.11) .t‘.\::2:“n'.1c11:. a: $1121.11 s11-

1"i11 i

Bavarians loipset By Warlike Moves

(A. P. by Guat-tliaifs Speeial Wire) MUNICH. G1 r111an_\. . . 1 The Bavarian 11011111111111 upset today ove: mil ations along tht‘ 2n Germany‘ and Czrchc 01a Dmpitc ofii 11111111115; mow‘ 1111i 1111111 11111111101111"- pub‘ic was . truck, furniture

l

. ii"‘tl inunichzai buses have tron rt-quis- itic"c:i by 1111‘ arn-v.

\'f'l “-

The German Lahor Fronts "slfiilllll t1‘:0‘..gl1 yo_\' 111t'.11.1‘1‘. 1r- ' n11 1111s d1.‘ >1 .11i‘.l 11111101‘ unions = 111*‘

Gilli). . 2111 1".i11\vn_v ctuplovces have brcn o Irr;d to kerp tilt-111- strives ready ioi" scrv t:

Defence Itests ‘use In (‘arroli ffltll

SOUTH PARIS, .\'it‘.. A1131. 1l- With 1i\'1.‘ models. the rtcit n11: .1 ed a weight-l 111113.; show ‘More a amused courtroom today ttjving t0 prove Paul N. Dtvyer, ivas 1101. loo frail to have carried the body of the man ht‘ aectiscs Francis M. Carroll of having murdered.

Then Clyde‘ R. Chapman. defence counsel. rested the case upon which he hopes 10 win acquittal of the former ‘iiiavear-olti deputy sheriff, charged with strniiilltlu»! Dr. James G. Littlcficlti, 117, last Oct. l3. Court adjourned until t0- _morrow for rebuttal bgjsftvlfinflfly-t:

Raiders Bomb Of China

the Bishop of the AmerlcanChurch (Episcopal) Mission. The mowers of deadly projectiles damaged the exterior of the residence. but none of those inside was harmed. _ Boone University‘ and St. Hlldafi school for girls. both operated by the Mission. were hard hit. A di- rect strike demolished the Boone Boy Scouts building where a 1111m- ber cf Chinese had taken refit"?- Wails of the girls‘ school were blown in by concussion of a bomb striking nearby. p China's southern metropolis. Canton, also felt the fury of Jap- anese air rat-let's. Ten bombs were d on the compound of a refuzee sheltering the aged and disabled in an eastern suburb of

11111111 iticis 11111 01111111111 c1 11111011111111

Japanese Encounter

Sti_ff Resistance In Drive Against Han- kow.

SHANGHAI. Aug. 11—A Japanese flfmy estimated as 60,000 strong to- day opened an offensive designed to crack the Chinese lines defend- iul; Nanchang, Generalissiino 0111:1111; Kai-Sticks greatest air base.

Ntinchang. about 90 miles south of the Yangtse River. stands as 11 threat to the left flank of the Jap- anese drive upriver toward Hau-

01v.

Fierce fighting raged through wooded hills bctwccn Shahociien and Itiahtzilingu about ‘i0 inilcs north of Nanchang. .

It was believed that the Japan- ese slrategzv tailed for a domin- ation o1 ivzinchnng before the river drive coud be carried much further \\'Cl\'t\\'€i1'(l i1"o111 Kiukiang. Kitiklziiic. 1115 miles do\vnstrr.-z11n and stititheztsi. of Hankou", iell 1,0 the Japanese July 26. .

liard Pressed

About 20 miles from the river, 1111‘. Japu11c>o were out of the ‘ time" range o1 naval guns and

11011.1 artillery faced strong Clllillk-fl t‘i1l‘.'L‘11Cl11llCiil5 in hills tlotiuratitzg 111‘: approach to Nan- Cliiiillg. '

l >111 liiltilp observation 1)O.~t5.

ob- rvers saw a 1011i,‘ 1111c

" bearers 11.111; back from . ‘ 1111111.

. c1101; stumbling back Lluncse line, bcaring . Cililiilfid Japanese ed111p-

111-1.‘ a iurther iilflhltt-lilil the .l1ip.1i11‘sr‘ lravily ':111'.'1‘. observer.» exp. <11 1111" 0p- lli11[. stnriiiinly 1111‘ (jiiiiicsc dMent-es would take .1 trem-

toil in Jziptit". "- 1iv1-.-.. '- You "c. lacing 111.‘ J.ipa111".~t‘ right wing. Chinese c.1111‘ .1t1:1r‘k~ wort‘ 110111111: 1111 1.11 J.l1>.i1;<.»1‘ atlvanes‘ uiar i1\v.'11‘.g~ 1.111 1l1i.i‘.~1 ‘(Oili I~i:11".1;0\\'.

‘.511. 1.111111. l1\l1‘il12tl101i£1l set'11-:111‘1.l p1". .et‘ p111 tlewu an up-

' ' 111 u battalion of Ciilnrse r in an ll11C1‘il1ii'.‘1l'. camp il\'ll(l\\' Park. A11 OlllCiiil check (lsrri 57 o1 thr‘ Chino-t" \\'t.'1‘0

i11.t‘.‘,‘,.‘.

\\'E‘l

111x11 by the Cliillesl‘ re I Tl‘.

(ti ill_lll.\(l b ltltfn 1T Cl1.1".t‘-.e and s1“1‘11 R‘ . '

- tlie K11. ' (Chint-st‘ Nationalist Patty‘ 11a It had been gwvti per- inis-"ioit raise the flag Vmtirrmv.

fllllli\‘(‘1‘.-ii‘.‘\' 01 the start of the Chi c-Jzttianesc llQl1iii1l'._ 111 "uni, but itisisteti on doing .t

first ldrnipl liliipments Made F rcm Province

t shipment 0f turnips t0 tht‘ 11 ninrkt-t 1nd ll\'“t'll 1na1.\ i 11.. this Provincc._ .\ir. .' . 301111111; secretary o1 _the P1111110 (§1‘Q\\('l‘,\ A,<.vOC.il.ll0i1 .~111<1 ‘.'<‘.»t:‘i'<1ay. 111111111 three carlotids 11nd 11.0110 f0!-

Fl

\v.ir1i. i’r;ei‘ 1o the 2111111‘? 11'1" 25 (v1.1. p-‘v 1111:1101 1:111 p1 111 de- iiuinr‘. tilil not prruut <

111 1111.1 "‘11‘. it w 1d. l iuullfl “as \\1.i princu b‘ 11.. of

“£11111 wtxulu-r and plentiful .111 of vegetables and roots front gnu‘- dtns. 'l‘1".1"nips to‘: the next C011‘ 1° 10.111 were expected to :111l>1'°-‘<1111‘"*19L' 20 cents to the farmers.

‘There was every indication f‘! l1 good crop it was announced. Titr- nips shipped t0 date catne 111111‘ clpally from the York and Carle- ton areas.

No 1111,1013 had been shipped from the Province this 501151111 11nd 1i was tint. expected any 111011111 move bcftrc the 1.‘. of Seisteinh-i" 11s even the (other varieties WOEIlLl not be sufficiently seasoned to 11.111619 until then.

WHIS KERS IN AFRICA

CAPE-‘TQWN-Wreslier. "Whisk- ers" Blake. six feet. seven inches. thin and wiry, known to Caundiflfl mat fans. says he arrived in Africa for 14 days but. has stayed on this continent three years because he

Berlin-New York. Linked In First Direct Flight

NEW YORK. Aug. 1i—-Four German fliers who left Berlin lost night dropped in on New York this afternoon to com- plete in 25 hours aviatioifs first westward flight between the two cities.

Over 3.9-1‘! iniies of land and ivater their "t-passenger Focke- Wuii’ transport flew to demon- strate, it was explained, the feasibility of air service be- tween Gerniauy and North America.

But so uniit-i-aided and cas- ual was the flight that it had been under way hours before

czunie to the pubiic‘s notice.

By one of aviatiorfs pionee n, Al Williams. the feat was de- scribed as “one of the most signi l‘ i t‘ a n t developments in modern flying." lle sirt-sseti that Alfred iienke. the skip- pcr. anti his crew of threi- iiail made the trip in a. land plant‘, not a. seaplane or flying‘ boat.

A scheduled i.iuiin‘iii.‘ite re- turn trip was posiponcti 11e- enuse of mint-r trouble with the eowiiiig and hydraulic pro- peiloi" brake oii tlie inboard starboard motor.

lit‘iike's crew consisted of Rudolf Von blitreau. eo-piiot; i'aui Dierbt-rg. flight engineer. and l-‘riiz Kohei", radio oper- ator. None of the four looked tired ivhcti they stepped out into tho sunlight.

Asked if anyone slept en route, Iienke replied. "No. it was too interesting to sleep.“

Its take-oil llflililillllliirflltlifi "Bi'z1der.b11i'|.;" was 1.-u its nay

Continued on page 9, co!.'6

PRELIMINARY 111111111111 s11 11111 111111111

OwneiT-skippei‘ 0f Seized Schooner (jharued U i1 d e r Lustoms Act.

Is"1e1 ‘Hllngton,

Captain Port

Aux Basques. Newfoundland, skip- per-ovrvncr of the auxiliary schoon- er

Nellie J. Btiukes. wa charged

1'. \\ 11011 he ' lat-lure \i. ‘.1- L 13. at Minna it _‘.'t.~1c11111_\.

1111.‘. set down for prelim- inary licarutq 0n 'l‘1111r.‘.ci11_v of 111.‘.\". \t't‘el'. ‘.1: 1111‘ King's Cotiizty Court- house. (itorgt-tcxvit.

.\i1'. C. S‘. " 1r

. '.i‘r11li‘.ti‘.", .\-f.L.A., appeared to

Crtnvii uhiii- Mr.

Three l1lt'i1l|)_l.~ 01' the scl10011t.‘1"'.» l lt)ll(l\\'11ll,' s. of_ ’I'11t‘sday. were ' over I0 111i‘ . it 1121s 1i1‘..J‘1ii1"t .. ‘i111 thty w ' ported. 'l‘ht‘v an.‘ 111i Ant-lent 0010111.. T111.‘ Nellie J. Blinks, 35-1011 \'e.~:—

sci “Tm sum-ct hr 1111- R.C.M.P. Cuttt-r Uliili <11" S1101" Pmttt Oil lllt‘ north shit‘ " 1.~ l-‘rtivincc

' <1.

l" "Ifiiestltll ‘t1 1(1t\"1i 11x11 pot“. Xtntvrdix .- 11111.1 .11.“, Ur liquor" 1111') .11. .211» on

0.111111 and placed 1n . H.

B1‘. isb. revisit-z" be stmm-“ti in l\'f‘ Sarah":- milt‘ 11-111

iccii "1111 1111s GRAND itci 1.11.111.

Mr. A. (l. F. Gill Elect-

ed Grand ltlzister— Summerside idacc 0f Meeting‘ Next Year. ~

BRIDGEWATEIR, N. S., Aug. 1i —A. O. i". Gil 111' (Tharloitt-tciiii tcciay was eltcttd Grand Aiastcr ul tuc Gland Lodge, itiuept-iidciii. Order of Odufeliotvs in the .\fa1t~ times and Newiotuidnind. The election 01 ofiict-i ‘lccupietl most

. $11111-

Deputy Loekuari. G

H. Munroe, \Vliltl.sU1‘. » G

T'i'i}flfiiif‘0i'-~J M. Dozzoiaii. 11.121- Iax; Grand R:-pi'ts<‘1i1.1:1\.- 11x10 ycai" t("l1ll1~O. A. Eltsriiliiith-i. Lah- rencetoujn. N. 5.; 'l'r11~1t't‘ cl H0111.‘

Board lll\'C-_\Li\1 l\‘i'1ii)7li. '1‘. Nicholson, North ct". N. S J Grand Cnap ant-um. ‘Willtaht Foipyllic. C. i‘ iitvcr, N. 8.; Gland Ma nal-ltiilph Ht-rintui, Halifax; 111 Cotttitivlih» .. 1i. Oxuer; Grand Ciunixliz» la "

Montgotnery; Grand ll ‘ HLSCOCK. all oi 151i1|tr1‘\v

W. A. ltiateDonalti. P Master, 11.s.~i.-1.<1 bv P11 Masters V. 1.. ' 11s

_ Grand Marshal and A H. Wood 11> (‘ii-and

Guardian. installed the oilu-irs.

An inviizitioh to hold 1i1'.\’1 year! Grand Lodge, Gland Iiuetutitmicht and Rebekah Assvnibiv 11101111111 at Sunimerside. P. E. i. was tieci-ptcti.

Past. Grand Master John (Yrolg of Yarmouih. N. 5., who today celebrated his 83rd birthday, ivas presented with a gift in honor both of his service to lht‘ order and in cominetnoratlon oi his at’1‘i1danct‘ at the Grand Lodge ineetitig ior the 49th conscctitivt‘ year.

A meeting of the District Deputy Presidents’ Association ended the annual session of the Rebekah As- sembly. Mrs. Charles McLeod of Sprlnzltill. N. 8.. was elected pre- sident for the comln year" and other officers includ Mrs. Wild- red Miiibury of Woodstock. N. B.

Mrs. John Allen of Fredericton was among those reading papers at the meeting.

canton. btit the patlenis fled in time to escape ibafll. _

IO?

01115.10 1'1‘\'1“1l1"

' ‘ r . f1‘_‘ . 1‘11I1l. ~13 111st» ‘llll-‘RPS in (‘mi-s c111. 3 cases b1"ai1dv._1111tl 11.11110 (‘1!-‘,"-11't‘lit-\, Lxa111111.ition of 1111‘ 1.4.0 re- vcaltd it 11111011 111i‘ M11111‘ 01111:. 111 had - ~ trurt 11inch \\'1‘ll‘

the 1‘tl) ‘r1111 L was 111 thr.‘ vlc. believed.

Lunenburi: Fire Squad "W 111s Prize AAIHEIQST‘. N. 5.. 1111:. 1i---Thc 1.1111101112111111 Flurr- Dvpzirunent toclav “'11s :1\\‘.11'1 (t. " "'1 1 "1' ‘ 11llt‘1'1‘1l 1'1. " L" e p" L 11111;: 1110-!

111111.‘, stitiad was eroti- poiiits. four inorr-thtiti who lhiislu-d second. (ilurc Bay. N.S,. 1111s third 111111 An111t“.".<:t fruit i. 3111101" .\i, J. Kaulinaii of pAiiiltr-tzc‘ tnadt‘ tlic prr: 0111.11 1111

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111-d with '_ hionciuit

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