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FIRE CUREDI 11ml’! the lnlwtr tn AMERICAN NAVY PLUCTS galqullilyl Ya, fired recreate thebptnnolre mun ever put in hi: pipe!

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. . . _ SHOP from l-lolrnarfa Catalog TRVON METHODIST CIRCUIT. ' ‘Sunday. Aug. 31, preaching scr vices. Tryon. 11 -a.rn., Victoria 3 p.m., Crapaud 7.30 p.111.

HOME FOR BUR~IAL.- Miss Clara E. Spears died Aug. 24th a-t ' her home in Arlington, Mass. 23 iiolknap street. Bhe will be buried at Alberton, ,P.-l'].'i.. 0unada.—~ i8

no-ncz. —Tlre FTIIINI McLaugh- l‘n. Buick Car will be sold at. 1h! Morris Sale today at 12 o'cl0ck.

iottctown Friday morning and ,will load live stock and produce for Newfoundland. For further par. licrrlurs apply to Carvell Bros. 3798 8 28 2|

PROF. FLET-CHEWS STUDIO reopens ' 'i‘uesdlry Sept. 2nd (llleairtz linil). All ‘pupils please register at once. Phone 963 or 960.

ISLAND LADY 5m». - Mrs. Sarah J. Loanrs, wlfo of Mr. James Loanos, died Aug. 211th at tile age

AT HOME.—Mr and Mrs Henry A.tkcrl. llirchwoorl will be ut home

There will he service in the Cross llvl“ 11'9"- itoaris (llrurch on Sunday, Aug. 31st. at 11 a. m. Alexandra Baptist Church at 3 p. m. Hazclbrook 7 'p m. - .

PROMPT SETTLEMENT. —'l‘lre ifiensiugtou Conflagratlou occurred on Saturday morning the 16th Aug. and the lnsrlranee firnr of Hyud- man & Co" Limited had _all their losses adjusted and paid in full on

' 1 ' LABOR DAY AT P.‘ 0.—-On Labor Day, September 1st., the registra-

“HIKIIM” unlcec true quality and flavor with u perfcct mellqw d“. nQ which Ikldl mom smoke plenum ri|ht dawn w the Ian pol’.

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.1 ..__._._-___ ,__..____ _._.... JAMAICA RUM of £15 has been AGED 179 YEARS trr-ltsurc.

placed on the l --V {Qai——- LONDON. Arlg. ZN-A holttle of LOUR arurrirzr rlrln 1,711 years old. horror- rd as illc oldest ill the world. has. just 1111011 opcrlcll and sarnrllr-(l by its owurzr. a illonrlrlh ulcrcllarrt. and '11 few of his friends. lit Wilh‘ tllon v cd and prrt away witllrinstrrlc-

ms for it to be llrstorl our-c ih‘ (ivory grucrni.io|l of ibr owrlcl-‘s (lrlsccrlrlarrts. Tho bottlo similarly was uucrlrkcll by thr- lfitlllfllilllflllfi (11111? alrrl 1X31. .\ lllililPtil valui-

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‘PUTS TARIFF ON F

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LONDON, Aug. Zltv-Sonlr- dis- ltuirr itzrs bl-i-ll crcatcrl horn by a hill liiillfiihil by the (lcrrnarl Council of Sturtc giving the (lovornmcrlt thr- riglll to inlposo such d tics as it fl; |l,< l'li, on inlported flour and ag u-ultrlral products generally. lr. islhr-lir-vcd that this may result in discrimination against foreign flours.

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. f _ llllllllll lllllllllwgllllll‘ llll‘ Pllllllwl“ toll from farmers of lthn three I ‘ ‘ t . - T '— urlc icon wit l res r Pnt (‘oo irige pram‘. pmvmcns “W? ginuu [hp , & WANT STEAMER FOR SOUTH‘ ll Wllllllllllllllnll llexl‘ Sllllllwllly wlll lirl-lt settlers hogan to bring in

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> civriaflil. bat; returned from a trip

Worlnesrlay tho 29th August, not withstanding that it was almost a week before tlrc safes could be opened containing the necessary books and papers. Such prompt =crvico in the time of disaster as lhc‘ people oi’ Knnsirlgton met with will no doubt 1113-1111101] appreciated, 3813 8 2!) 1i m

PERSONALS

11011- Konoral dcdlivery and stamp wickets at the Post Office will be npcrl for two hours from 10' a. nl. to 12 noon. 'l‘bere will be no de- livcry by letter carriers. nor mid- day collection from the street b: xos. Mails for afternoon rlespatch will be closed at 12.00 o'clock.

HOME ON ViSiT.-—)lir. and Mrs. D. li. \V()()Ili'll(l(l, of Minneapolis, l\liu.. are at present visiting in the ‘ '. th-t- guests of their nephew l\’i.. William \Voodslrlc. Mr. and Mrs. Woodsirle have been on the lslarld sincc oarly In July and have vIllturl the old hrunc lll New Ilond- 11" ltlhilllll-s‘ stopping with frireruls 1n Prince and King's County where till-y bad a most delightful holiday after n long absence of thirty-four Y‘ 111's. They note with interest thpl 1111111)’ changes and improvements irr the fiarden Province and have r1 unwed many friendships. Cooling hurt» tho travellers spent some time. lll (‘irIcago. Pittsburg, New York,_ Huston and Moucton and returning: will stop off at Boston, Vvashington‘ alrd other principal points of in-

.\lrs_ S. A. Nelson, Charlottetown. 1nd Mrs. (lro. hicia-an, Cape Verde arrlvorl homo from iiostrln and liiontrclrl orl Tut-allay evening.

Mrs. Johnston (liar-k, 1i Dale Avc. Amhcrst. N. 5., and two children Margaret and David are visiltirlg h< r parcuts Mr. and Mrs. David iiarrlirilarlk. liiontroso lViiils, Lot ‘ i’. E. . -————-<0>i—-—-

PRINCE PUT ON GLOVES

.\il().\Ri) 'l"ii'-l<1 dllCRlCNflAiliA. .\ug. 2R. Tho IPrlncc of Wales. on roulc 1o a visit to his ranch in Al- berta, l“ not going to get out oi‘ -onditlrln willie crossing the At-

tcrrest. and will not ‘reach their Hm“ will inVr-stlgair- all tho principal y ‘ - - . [Hr a“... hom‘ m] m] 1 t f - H '- dlseawcs to udlich domestic anima s 110 B"): Juicy (lrtiqhehyln NS“, Ymko Mas m?“ ibis morning ho availed himself ‘m, !_:l')jpc‘- h...‘ just 1min Qpfinflfll

M - ‘- _ _ ,_ of tho ship‘s gymnasium. where he rs “oodslrlr. had tlu. pleasult. of my“. 50m‘, Mme mum“ H“ "w"

‘\l,\"llylz)l'illlfilulll\l‘lylkzln 5211:1113?“ ‘Q/lllllllélolllil; ‘o :r ’l‘urktsh hath and afterwards “Mama C“ _ l 1 l nlgod in a good swim. He began w. ' _‘ Tl "b D 51ml" a low ‘la-YB ho day with walking exercises.

arth his parents

Tho iialifax Herald sayszfiiohn

, .. ‘w a private falnily affair. rhlmon. owner of the steamer Ho

Prinrois invitation was ihrougil U. S. in London.

The extended

. Ambassador Kelli ' ‘to Plctou and Charlottetown, and o“

in ports tho» lPictoll-Charirlttetown ironic being well patronized. The ,pcople are (lclighted with the Ho- rcilr-laga. Silo combines spood with relrgancr- of appointment. Travol- lr "s who know nothing of the ills- tory of this iinr- stcantor, express

-<‘0->—-——-- E' THE DEATH < OF THE RIGHTEOUS

_ET M_E DI

lie with mo. Savious. in_nry death. When l but feobly draw my breath. 1 Jesus be unto me near.

THE KINDERGARTEN rlc-opcns \ 3303 8 23 11 on Wednesday. September 3rd., 1.0 1111' south or north, east or west wrth Miss Carved in charge, THE STEAMER LISGAR by any wind that blows. So rt is .1811 29 3i. COUNTY ls due to arrive in Char- with a party leader of unstable

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fur; driven: he could _ not if m.» worlld. tell the country what he irr- tends lo do about elections or ally- t-hlflll clsc. because he does not jljgflw. Thu magnetic compress can

trusted lo point steadfastly to the north. but the weathers-och. though elevated highs-r, is swayed

mind. 'l‘hc.l'r0rrvrlcr"s elevation has only made more allri ulore con- spicuous ills infirmity of purpose. Not since the days when Mac l kenzle was thrown overboard hasl the Libcral party been so little

heart was in his boots in war timc, and lil thr- iinitr-d States in time of peacc. lllvm in the boasted victory of 1512i lrt- was givcn a majority in but lhrco provinces olri oi‘ ninc. ills prcrrril-rsllip oi‘ tllrcn ycars has left tlrc party still without a lnajrlr. lty in citlrcr tlrc iiouso of (‘ernnlons or tirc Senate and clinging l" 11ml" cr by‘ mr-rcenrrry support. Ono by wno his principal lieutenants his first (‘abinct have fallen or do sertcd him. A succession oi‘ (ll-- fcats ill hyc-elcctlons cornplctc tin- record down to date. Should furtlu-r reverses await illm in tllc months to come aslsocms probabil- r-norrgll his feeble and vaeillating career" ulrlst r-nd ingirlriously.

Til STUDY swlllll FEVER

SAS-KATOON, SflSlL. Aug. 2 A new research laboratory vvll . will be devoted primarily to stu-rly of swamp fever, but W

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by the University‘ o1‘ with Scynlnrlr Hadworl, D, V. Sr in' charge, President W. C. Nlurra annorrurnrl today.

Swamp fever llflS cxactorl ahoavy»

hora-cs from tho East. and ihr- out, bumlcihla yr-ar is urtusuzrlly, se- voro. the university and the pro viucc sustaining a heavy loss in‘ the death of ilonnlr- Joan, the Ciyd; osdale maro. which won 11116 lutl ~ national championship at Chicago. as well as the (lanadiau ralrarupion-

ship‘ at 'l‘ororlio. Many farmnrsirr

rtorttral and llortllcrll Sitikliilltlifildill,‘

ozporllaliy lil the Sltskatoon dis-h.

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to all their friends orl 'l‘ucsrlay, fll llll-"llllll" Ylllllg- S11" 11111111 ‘111 satisfied with its heart. Not iralf . . . w“ gndlfron, 13m 6 ‘ydoch,’ i. l];“lrlulrlligldaehostrotit. lhmnirircy. the m“ “m, me o. um party possibly want rn tires. He represents ;r- t, ' , "1- rlrlera server-l _ - - pwmiz“ ‘velgdtlnn; versuglgl»; 21291;" u-PW hem m, Tuesday’ [he 2mm a. wanlcd bun when he was chosen. the completc _G°°dy?3r llna- N0 mat‘ 1.30 p.m. ‘She was born iu Prince Canada's brave dcfrwrlricrs nnvcr tCT what PIICC YOU want t0 pay- HAZELBROOK CIRCUIT. — kllwlllll l-“llallllv 111111 193"?“ r9111‘ had nrlrclr faith in a rrrzrn wlrosr: whether YOU want Th6 WOfld-IQITIOUS

‘All-Weather Cord with

age and supreme road-grip, or the Wing-foot Cord second only to the Ali-Weather in road-grip but lower in price, or if you want to invest still less in your car and use fabric tires-the Goodyear Selected Dealer oifcrs you Goodyear quality and Goodyear value in a complete range.

He is one-of 2500 dealers selected from the 10,000 in Can- ada as bcstuable to sell tires at a small margin oi profit and yet give valuable service. Get to know him.

Goodyear means Good Wear

GoQDETEAR

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IN CANADA

HE Goodyear Selected Dealer offers you all the choice you could

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"5 ‘.5; llr-ir surprlsv .1 ii li l' is ., _ .. _ ._ , , , . , .. __ . , 1 , , _, """"""'°°“‘“ '“"'“°*““"““““ mjmqhfully “(vlgasurlg $15,“? $11.1" arise rnc lhy loving vorte to hear. trrut. havc lost heavily frorn 1h151,tn"§||.|-i"u "my l... (Infflyl If rim.‘ all: bl-lslllltil-ilill 1111011.‘: 1H1" 1-“ um |,,-i,|..g,<,,..|,,‘ who mad Bu“ [or ‘ wlmn A “l” ‘Hlross-[hv Strait“ ‘ Q 4 ~ lllygiifill-ifillS 1115011241“. which has plrn-Hnnipn.“ “n, givl," I".n],..|- mm h. tllri-tlllviilt! tip: \,l~lli I Iibllivlllll" IHWHW "u" w“ hi}; M yearn“ with i .. t._. , m m" fumqwmga ‘H Wally n m‘ ) (lrrlsllt strength to my soul 1lll- zicd thc scrouilsts or ltlu- world. Min-w: This was u... puny-that“,- m <lrurrll:)‘rl-il<filixlg ‘l::ir11[l“r_1§ rgfil" m“ .l.h"‘rk__dl,‘y_ “Hailing that she Hpmrm mu,‘ Th“ "nuhmxlga is Hmll-lrfrsll‘ this world with in l _ I‘ [oplrnon cxprr -d by laxperts at "I W" ‘Hum Wm Vmnrp’ lhggh, in fr-l-‘lwl llllll to ha)’ $5 andSlfl for

‘ srrlwidizrvrl by tho Dominion gov ‘ _ 1' y 1111‘ 1111*’! i‘i1lrr.zr'l_.s t-W-l- lu-lrl orl the |;_‘i"4d'nll m“ “Mmnflllvuk,“ -‘___'|L_ his lrzsscs. and also alleging that

. . mnmvm m" m“ Sllmlnfil "lmllllg leslllfllifl joirl the iir-"rverlly throng T l .“‘111l111“111 l" '11-“1'11-*fi 1;I1i11"1\l"'l1l“'111 my“ ‘ ‘ ‘slw i1ll‘I‘itlPill1f1 to br-at his head in

or.lY.' tho season closing t)", h“. v - _ . .. ‘ gof thc power of SllP-‘Fl ant lll" L. .. . . , _. with all aw, was back w tb har at

. - r r - “lasting song S 0 er ~ , . ,. lllr» 1ll>l largo lr-tr- lil honor o.. _ , _ I

f (1-1 I 1'. t l 1 1 ll . .1 0 bml‘ m‘ H,“ ' V010‘ arurllrg youngstll _ _. _ _. ‘ _ _ their hom - 1|; flit-rial ur- '01.; l, H;

r46 Richmond Stu-ct $1111 rl-"ll"155"=5 . . .. .. .. . .. . .. .. .. y - ‘ -~ -~ .211; ".211? ‘;-r..:1:'

’ ’ ‘have this lino boat ticd up all Wlli \hl_“l,l,‘l‘:(:l';“(‘)‘ ghllfllllllulgf Bhliifqfllld- rlrr.sor.rl'rlrl:\' r-Asslcrl by illc A RAILWAY IN THE AIR ilmrm“lillll~__l_ U“ n" mm a rgqnr t... t...“ ,...w.rplrp..r,....,. today,

, _ . tcr. Silo is particularly Well (‘itlilll f t ‘ ' ' ‘ Associated iiuarrls oi 'i‘radc. of P.‘ -—~~ _ _ on‘, hmmrpd “M mi“. “gqpkn m." Siu-r-iy olopr-d with his wife. a (hflflflttetflwn pod l'or southern waters. being a \ l‘ Th r“ C‘ do m l1). i. ill annual rncetirlg assnrrrblcill, Thv-re- arr- ruany stories <11 flildwm," Wm h" lmwq]. in" ‘Hm Hm..,,y<-:rl' ago. iii» is a wealthy rptlffld

_‘ d srlundiri sca‘ boat. spcody and can ll‘ll_:‘:('_:_ y l) the“ l‘ ‘l in flbarlrlttctmvu, Arlgrrst 11lll.‘lili'\'4‘llil‘fll‘ in raill av cl1rr~'ll'l'cl1l1!\.1pm m“ mum] M- K,H.,,..,HH.S "f m, fl... -l !'t- built hcr a inrngalou‘

v . - ' . “e58 an Iva-ally carry forty passengers, She '_ '._' _ _ ‘ . i 1112i, but fr-w wlll surr V, l‘ Huh WH- H... "5 ]\'lh"h4| M.“ m, at Rilp-lshurg. thou his wife irr-gau Flruv I4|f0~ Accldent‘ Sick would rnakc a splendid boat to run lllll hdmah hm“ ml” evuly MW‘ \Vill*1ltl'IAS.-~'I‘ilr- farmers of lK-‘story of an iilllflill i‘lill\\‘Jr_\I' nvlariv Prim,” “hm! ;,h,;]h.,'.r__ m a“, “m; cl rll: lrilrl far iris kisses, and he

) 1 l)l'l\\'l‘I‘ll iiaiifzrx and iiernrudarrrl" . 1",. i, have this car planted lil‘liS long as from London lrl irigrll" . v t;- " t r . - .. g, . lholght it \\';r.\ time to quit, I late (111382! 1118111711160 a‘. ljlwes’. HLIG- in: thr- winter‘ months. thus obvi lllllll lmm mme eyes mo “gm s» -d Potatocs iil)1|li‘OXlill2|li‘ly niuclarld in placcs two luiius above sna- ‘mill “m1 l l ‘ 1111111131111‘ ll"l"‘-“-“l1Y "l llllllllrldl‘ 11' Mdggfililgfikhon ‘S (leatms durklthousand acr and lcvci. 'l‘h:rt this wondr-rt‘rrl u - "M. M“ l“, 7-,,||,,...,,| i“. H Hun...- mo}? Aflfillt 8t bllltlliletsjdg Lewis (vlllltlll-lliils having to go to New ‘ lqhmhyl’ 1 WHEREAS At tho prr-soni pri. llarricrl out by linllsil ‘Mm... at (‘larr-rlcr- ll .\i:rcl-r'1v‘s SERVICE IN HOTELS 1 ‘ ' 1111'“ l" 'll'fll‘l' l" ‘Tlll-‘ll l-lll‘ ""1111" _ Irh ‘U m savmur dc,“ myltirnrl llrospocts arc that the yieIrIIr-llgirrv-r-r aftcr lllr- (lurlrlarl coir Mm... m Ktyct‘l.~\lll ‘m, night U; 5:11)‘ FOR CARE OF DOGS G00‘ St k ( r m ulna‘ rlas. Ilflffifl a chance for someerr 1 H Eltl l‘~ - ‘ ‘ will ha heavy, and ‘lruflflrs ‘ N, rm.“ “m|,.,-H,.,k ll|l~‘.,.p;1>r-:" ‘i. . _

ong. 0c p l“l'1"'l"lll1= l‘l"l"l"ll‘ll' , “l ' t m“ m,“ M 1 WliEREJAS.--~'i'ilis acrcltlrgr- isdlrsk had girl-u it up in ilr-srlzrlr. in "Hqqu". “lyitfiilflf-lifl‘ tlp- Nl".\\' Yil-ltif. Aug. 211. —Peteythe _____<.—_ _____ nllmrtng 0 my S g ' about. lllffll!’ Ilrncs lire acreage brlt lllll‘ of tllc pirtrlaut point irr thc i‘ . hie ]\|7||l.'|ll1il'li‘l‘< l‘up liws pretty high at the New

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plantr-d lrl 1923, and

‘story. \\’iiEi‘ti~}AS.--Till~ crop nlusi larlaro told how

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It Would Cost

$272.46 To Send A-Letter- $181.64 To Send A Post Card- To 9,082 People!

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‘irculation 9,082 Readers 45,410!

The Charlottetown Guardian

COVERS PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND LIKE THE DEW

cor-nor Prince and Grafton 81PM"

‘ “IF voul wAhifl-‘ro-aas rue cotoa or THE-IR moan-use THE commas"

a speed of 2211 rnllcs an hour will hc ontornrl by ilroat lliritaln in thr- international seaplane race for thr Scbnoirlor (lup to ho ilown at ‘Ila; Shore ‘Park, Maryland. in October The luachlno now is in the. hands or‘ experts bclrlg tuned up and over harllrd and will be shipped to thr U-nltcd ‘States the middle of next month.

Tllo engine. which‘ is a 450~irorsr- power Napier, “l.ion." la lho lair-st typo irigil spocd English model an!‘ can develop 550 ilorseporvrlr. lll test flights the machine has lll"rlll‘ll all previous records for Tlritish on trants for tho Schneider Cup. ll will bo ilown by (laptain H. t‘. iliard, who won the event at. Naples in 15122.

would joyfully pass away. t". the roalnls of lasting day. Where death and sorrow enter not. \nd all orlr troubles are forgot.

Grant mo to tool in death no sting

int rather a dcsiru to sing,

{slowing that soon l'li be with Theo.

Who died for me on Calvary.

HIVIOIII‘. bless rue with dying peace "rolu pain and sorrow mo rrllrsasu, \nd tirou lii death l'li happy be. Passing away to be with Thee.

it is not (loath when Thou art near. 1‘o all Thy loving voice that lrcar. laywlg. My peace to thee i givc. With Mu in glory thou shalt live.

i0}- NINE K-ILLED av TORNADO

Clotho mo, Lord .in the wedding dross.

'1! 'f‘lry glorious righteousness.

[to outer lIc-avcrr us Thy bride.

m. ¥‘if1lt!(l by my husband's side.

' D. MacLEAN. m-groéi‘ -.lohrrny~--"iirllr! l bet you didn't .havn a good time a1 your birthday {party yostorrlay?"

SI‘. PNDRIOKS. 114.. August 2R ' “Nina persons worn killed and ninnyinjurori, five sroriorlsly. l latr $undrry aftrrnoon. when a tornado rxynrplctoly demolished a ,Catholir, church in which the church-goers had token refuge from an approach- ing storm.

Litltlrl other damage

‘was report-

pd m, rpsmung {mm u“, yomadm; willlugiflltTlrptls all you know its frlll force seeming to have been 181111111 11» m ‘ i ‘k H cr-rltrr-d on the old strurturc. which; Jfllillllyr’ 1'11"" W111’ i111 Y"

sorvod as a ciluroh. sick today"

iillillliiN $11115

OF DESIRABLE REF. lDENCE

________-__- w. will sell m m. a. s. Colwlll 1n- Iploltdld dwelllnl "W" 1"" mu No. 1aa Prince Streak. on Saturday, Aug. 30. wmmwirlc It l? vrcock noon. This property II .in rear, and every convenience ncccucry.._l_

splendid repair. a good hi"! Illfllllflili! 111 111° rmnmlon at my "M-

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to luovr- lnrrclr sluallcl“ qrrarltitlcsl transportation this fail:

‘FIIEREFOIIIC. wltrlsrllvcll wc respectfully submit to those in‘ control nf Transportation tin-l facts as set out above. and l‘i‘i[ili'.‘<l1l that. thoy take tho noccssary stops lo provide aurplo facilities for thr- quantity likely to lw offered. Keeping in ruiud thcl, fact that. the Sci-d Potato business; is in addition to llro rcgular corn-l lnv-rcfal stock. which must bej rnovcrl at the same time. and which ruovoulent is likely to 11c frrily rrp to tho average. 1 AND l<‘1iR'l‘ilI~Iil ilESOLVEl) that copies of this Peralnblr- and Resolution in» sr-lrt to The iionor able, tllc hlirlisler oi’ Railwayns. S iicury Thorn-ion; our local Domin ion Representatives and Scnutors; Tho President of the. Potato (lrow-l, crs Association; Tho Division Sup- criulonrlent of the (Yanrrdiarr National Railways alt (‘harlnttr-~ town. and to tho Press.

Resolution Passed, moved by it. i1}. Mutch. Seconded hy N. Batten- bury.

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THROWN UNDER CAR

riAilGAitY. Aug. 28. ——_Thrown under the wheels of a street when the horse she was riding slipped on the pavement here Sat» rrrday lafternoon. ‘Lillian Dot-an popular young Calgary girl. and -thr 19-year-old daughtenof .1. i). Dor- an. was almost instantly killed.

?—-<r4>-—— ' Jones had been present-ad with a clock. Ono day hé‘ mot the donor. who asked how the clock was going! _ _

"splendidly." said ‘Jones. "It's perfect. When’ the liafiiispofnt to a quarter to- one and» lti-trttiitu t-hrsoi.

new. entries" d sou, Am: l ' ' ' '1

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r we know it's Tuendnyulpdtaly and

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lwas utilim-d in rlrarly cases inst transportationrui Hl-‘cl.

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