JULY 10. 1940 ‘-

Ilis Grace the Most Reverend grwyll T. Owen. D. D.. Arch- gmmi, .11 Toronto and Primate of the ("hurt-h of England in Can- yla. wllo will preach the senmons |t the services in connection with

Ills Gram. Most Reverend John lhcKenleg. D.D.. Archbishop o! NOVa Sootla, who will be Celcbrant u st: Paul's Church, next Sunday fining at ll o'clock. at the Cen-

al Service of the Diocesan Church Society.

His Excellency and Princess Alice Are Proper Titles

Ti1'1"l"i10lli tile Dominion there Ls COIL-IIIFZIIIIQ lll1C(‘l'i.Slil1i_\' regard- ing correct titular designations for the new Governor General and his consort. This is understandable be- cause zilc position is unusual in Cilllfifiil. Till‘ EEITI oi Atlilonr- is correctly referred to as “the Governor Gell- eral". and at second reference may be Fliivri “His Excellencyn" Tile form "His Excellency tile Governor Gelzcral" is rarely used, the term "G’t\'.‘l'lli7l‘ General" being consider- ed more dizlliflcd.

as daughter oi

e Imopol , Duke of Albany, at. fourth s l of Queen Victoria, lrtalns her Royall title. She sllollld " br- rricrred to as “Her Excel-

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rcil-r-rncc ts simply "Prl ss Alice." The expression “Tlzw l-Ixcellcn-

ics" is i "Ol'l‘£’(‘i and never nscd in ("eve 110:" Gen-

c. when men-

. ,. :1 tllc Gov. 1 Gcncrlll is d to by 11am“ he should he “i iii." ll-lrl of Athlcnc.

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frsttte» e but "lvoulri "i1 with the rtrt. . with that "unv- l z" cnlicri rad“.

Pwrlwiau army fliers. ac- u": a S‘l\'(‘.'i‘.‘~‘l - American 1 cwflnrillz the C"l'". ado

. unri the l: 011:1. 1'11.“ fliers F1111 t“ settlement. made up cn- il” " cl’ Pwuviarws. is at tllc mouth o1 the Pnouatl River, a tributary

0i t > ("lprgdnvv T‘""_ inhcbitmts, offspring of faln"c"~ o.‘ rubber collectors who

renlwlnerl en the Plnourn after tllc |'R~il o’ the rnbbu industry’. lvel~ "mud the fliers iubilantlv. They plird the two ni‘ot.s with an endless stream oi questions concerning ev- ents durinz the last 25 years. ‘The First Great War peace and the new

Grads ’ Dance

at the

White Spot

Dancing 0.30-1.00

(Daylight Time) ' Al. Blunt-hero's Orchcltrl Admisslom 50 cents

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WEDNESDAY 1,,

the Centenary o! the Diocesan Church Society in St. Paul's l Church. Charlottetown, at eleven ‘ o'clock on Sunday morning and in lSt. John's Church at St. Eleanor‘: at seven o'clock in the evening.

war were news to them.

Despite their primitive life. mem- bers of the colony still have the habits of civilized peoples.

ARGYLE SHORE SCHOOL CLOSING

The public examination was held in the schooiroom on Friday after- noon, June 28th. with a goodly nlllrtrbel‘ 0f pBNht-I and visitors pre- sen .

Th0 p ils were examined in their stu es by their teacher, Miss Vivian Howatt.

Erma MacPhail and Helen Mac- Dougall were awarded “The Mac- Lean Senior Writing Certificates ” Helen MacDougall also received her Grade VIII Certificate.

On behall: of the pupils, Helen Mfl¢D°l1Ball read a farewell address to the Teacher and Linda Imnari presented her with a beautiful gift.

The pupils and visitors were then treated to ice cream by the teacher.

The visitors expressed satisfac- tion with the year's work. and re- fwtiéd that the teacher was leav- ng.

Aftcr conmlimentarv remarks by those present. the slngiriil of the National Anthem brought a pleas- ant afternoon to a close.

ON POLICE BEAT AWAITING _ CALL

LONDON. July 9~(CP1~Carr_v- lng a thezmolneier in one pocket. and a pair of handcuffs in the ‘other, Gordon Ayre of California paces his beat as a war rcsesive policeman while waiting to join the Canadian Active Service Force. The “cuffs" are a rcmindcr of his days as a motorcycle cop 111 Cali- forniayand the tllermcmeter of the way he got here-by lvorking as assistant to a ship's surgeon.

Ayle came here with the Can- adians in the last war but author- ities foultd he was only l5 years old and sent him home. He join- ed the military police a year later and then served in an expedition to Russia.

NAZI IVARAITLANS

LONDON, July l —iCP) If Germany is able to maintain sup- plies her resistance will not be broken on the nutrition front as it was in the l-‘irst Great War, ac- cording to Dr. J. C. Drlunlnond, professor ct bio-chemisfy at Lon- don University.

He told the Royal Institute in a paper reported in the British Med- ical Journal that German 11utrit- lcn experts played a big part in making \\"ar plans for the Reich. Ext ling 601F811 rations are based on the principle that. a "peasant dict" of ‘high elziractirxn" -"»vl1o?c- mcal bread. plenty of vegetables and potatoes and some dairy pro- duce in the form of cheese or sep- arated nlllk —prnvides all the es- ssnilals cf sound nutrition.

D‘ lirummcn. who is scientific lldvlsrr to the ministry of food, said 111.1 Gc man public is not at. pres- ent Citing so good n diet because poet: and vegetables are in very s. supply" owing to the severe winter.

(‘rm lsivilnnl’ .11 ELECTIONS

HAVANA. Juli‘ l '11 cl ‘lions ccrl1cJuly14.'I‘11e . alctlv." campaign ever seen in 1:11am: waged by Senor '" ,.l1clo Batista and Dz". Ramon Grail San Martin. presidential catniirizllcs.

Ilallstrl, ex-clmf of the Cuban a my. and Dr. Grau Sail ivlrlrtin.

i3 Ifil'll1'l' rcvolullollary Pre" ent

1'1? lPpl ’ tilt‘ Eii ‘n’ ll‘..“‘i 11:12‘. c__ llflliit“. rcs- pficzivci.

The Agrarian pa ty has its own

zlelltial candidate. 1.71". Reinaldo

pres; itfarqucl: Clnnnero. Havan Univet"- sitv ptofr;

I11 the c llturnt asscnlbly elec- tions last Nov l5. the seven polit- ical parliw ‘.1 liltfl 51mm"

1 backing Bai- - vntcs. the opposi- lr. Grail San Martin,

271.622. the army sergeant

mrncrrtl only

Batista WM ll-nll (lll scpl. 4. 1023. 1"“ a coup cl'ctat which ousted all commission-

ed officers. For years he could have had the presidcucv bi‘ $11‘ other coup, hilt he chose to rcslgn his army coulmalld and lvvtlvt‘ it i0 the voters to decide uuletllcr he should be president or retire ircm public life.

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‘9--iCPi——C3I1' for 44 years. Ofilnva, Paul

TORONTO. Jilly adian nlelvspaperman including l4 ycars nt Bilkcy. edltcr-in- _ trenl Gazette. has had a aide uortunity to convsvidcl" "Pctsv . Papers and 'I‘l1iug.s. _1ic ltl\.s_\\_ ‘t- icn oi them ill a wllunslclll any a book o1’ titis name 1)ilili‘iill".'i i» the Ryersml Prcss. Sull-lvwi-Pd “casual recollections cf ll‘ 111151 11-1111 some iloundel"ll_lzs philosophy" tile work is brluiu lll anecdote and retrfslml- l‘ ‘li““-“ ant tonic in the severity of cur- rent readlnlr.

Use Mln-zr-ds I; sch;

chief oi the M11- op- I

WITH NUTRITION ‘v

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Tho Central Guardian!

This column is reserved for news o! local interest but advertising oi a news; nature may he ertotl It 5 cents a word strictly psy- lhle in gdvnnnd,

CRASWELL for PLOIDKIBDIIS.

CONFEDERATION LIFE IN ’ UR ANCE. L-DISB-‘l-ZI-iili.

N0 DISCOUNT on second install- ment City Taxes after Jul 15th. 11-3 4-10-51. 1

Sl-IOP EARLY-Moore dz Mc-i Leno's Limited, closes at 12.30 to ‘ all)’. Ll-347-7-10-li.

warm RATESs-Wuter rates must be paid by Wednesday 10th, 11-295-1-9-21.

DON'T MISS BLACK HORI- ZON The Guardian's new thrilling 331w which begins Friday, Julv

SECOND INSTALLMENT City Taxes must be paid by July 15th to receive discount. L-3-24-7-l0-5r.

HEXITE RATION AND CUBES “'11! “We money for For: Ranchers. You cannot beat Hexlte for growth. and price is an important point this

Efler- Dgrrnelsrqostocléisl obtainable from r1 ver , Limited. L-314-l’=l‘?I(0-11'=I\-‘23:

ATTEMPTED BREAK ._. 91.0w. l"! WW6 stared away from a house 0P FHZFOY Street west about four oclock Monday morning. It is understood they were try-mg to

viirangemen Hold Annual Paralle 1A1 11111111111111

One Block North i 0i Main St. |

SPACIOUS DINING ROOM Where the Choicest or Food is Served QUEEN HOTEL ROOMS WITH BATH HOT AND COLD WATER Private Phones in All Booms Queen street ltioncwn N.

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The members of the Queen's ICounty Orange Lodge and s...1:-r organization held their annual flnrlgtéivtxllgflhioslgfilxvrétiptvtfiifiglneiivclilat:'garage and service at Brookfielcl c . A . -. 1e 1 now being nairclleo by The Domln- e$§§,,’,.n,_’;{}e 4:‘ ion Sliver I-ox Furs, Limited. 1m by 1m, R‘... 3m D1. Tram con L"314'7'10'l3'17'2°' of Brcokficlrl.‘chaplain of pine . , . ' ,___ , _lQucen‘s County Lotigc. plfsiiiet-ffgtliisiitfiiéissfifi.‘b.l Abe» 1w Wmiwts or llle use wwgewcwwegneonuanntrsnare V P. . . xam'n tons, : l ' ' ~ ~ - Mawonauivewinfafig W. "can." and Blllrké, Charlottetown. "nle L. o. A. Lucy Carver, Wm, 731; m, cm; _p_pe band under the direction of _____ Pipe Major Joseph Duncan was in POLICE COURT-Jn the Pollceifli-Pltdflfilfi‘.

Conn, YQQLQFdQy the adjcurned easel Bio. Thompson welcomed the vis- of a man charged with cpexlatmg lting members of the L. O. A. and a llnowr vehicle wlmle under tn-a t. 0. A. 0111 beirlalf of the trus- infuence of intoxicating liquor 1 e95 an 5055 011. 6 811W t1 WT)’ was further adjourned until locayi inspiring address urginK the con- -- mention to increase their praying RESULTS m p351, years hgvlydllflllg these troublesome times and groven the value of Hexite feed ior_ also stressed lhc nerd for great/er otll adult foxes and pups. Many. faith in tile outcome of the war. of the most important YBIICIIOISI After the service the right across Canada have realized of the lodges gathered at the that there is no teed on the market, Orange Lodge Hall 11.1mm 3m Q superior to it and the money-saving, w_ 3, 13511110.’. Dresmed and M1. factor is an additional point in its ¢Qmfl1 Grand 311,510,. P M “b favour. The Dominion Silver Fox C 11 .1, . . . ._ .‘ “ ‘ F L1 "d au u o lcccn l1 1.111 ncti “r51 m P c L_3H_,I_1O_I3_I7_ZOL, attending the Grand Ledge at Van-

“ v couvel". Ii. C. A.s Grard blaster THE SUMMER ‘sacramem in Brother McCaull was called upon Valleyfielxi, Sunday, July 14 h.

members

gain entrance to the house. some of the implements used by them, W91‘? 0101190 till) by the Police. .

ISLAND NAVAL CHAPLAIN GAZETTED-The appointment, of R". B. C. Salter of Kensirlgton, REL. as Chaplain in the Cana- wim N"?! was reported to the War Service Committee. He is the first United Church minister to be appointed Navy Gila-plain,

COMMITTEES APPOINTED. -- Sourls advises that the following War Savings Certificates Commit- tees has been appointed for eastern Kim; s County: H. D. McLean, chair- man; J, F, Stems, P. E. Holland, George Mol"l".-son, Peter A. McFfzzec, Melvin McQuald, R. W. Dixon, B51. tic; Ral 1h Dingwell Morell; Theo- dore Rn risen. Red Point: Leslie Hunter, Bridgetown.

WAR SAVINGS COMMITTEE APPOINTED —- Souris advises that the following War Savings com- flcates Committee has been ao- pointed for Eastern Kings County: H- D- MCT-Rfln. Chairman, J. F. Sterne. P. E. Holland. George Mor- rison. Peter A. MoPhee, Nfelvin NIP-Quald. R. W. Dixon. Baltic, Ralph Dlngwell. flltvell. 'I'l"leodore Robertson. Red Point, Leslie HIITL. tel‘, Bridgetown.

to speak and he said that the most visiting pmuherv Revv Jv Av me _ important proceeding of the meet- clson of York, PEI. Services as

irvlgtfit Igsrncouvcr was the pledging ,__ v o .0 angrnlcn a minimum of Iguana thousand dollars to the RI-d mmmmmmwimmmmwm Saturday Julv 13th 11 53n- sunj T. V. Moore P. G. M. and second- day, July 14th 11am. Commun- ed by Bro" E" c" Hon“ P- C“ M- i011. 5 pm; Mimday. iluv 15m. 1c W“ tendered by Brv- TWP“ a.ln.. Note—All services will be in Sn“? mwimg Floyd “m m“ Na‘ Vallevliield Church and ill Eng- hmm‘ Amhmi" llsh, Owing to the special services r-‘m ""_' August 4th, 1n connection with the

Hundredth Anniversary of Valley- fleld Congregation, the Gaelic ser- vice has been postponed until then, and will be held Sunday. August 4th, at 3 P. m. L-346.

FIRST VISIT T0 ISLANII-AMCSG Josephine Clark of San Francisco arrived on t-hc Island Monday night. While here Miss Clark will be the guest. of Mrs. Kalherznc Mc- Innlis and Miss Anna. J. Mclnrlls. 119F911“; in Darchestcr Sltrcclt. Mi=s Clark ls n am $1191.11‘. .91 m. ,.._._.,d,. m ._(,.L.,“.(, tcacihel" on the Sill-ii of the MlSFlCh l mpnnxux; "o, Cflmm w. (ighnnq 30p H1111 ldsfihgoilb 3511K plllif-fiQi-sl3oheagiiilrgsb ices wounded 111 war. I awor w: c paveer. 1s s " l officers c m, ._ c; -i V1549 i0 the Prwlnie m“ 3179M? Army Mfifiiifili Czrrirzgstilic 9119 l5 hiKhi-l’ emhilwd “V” m9 that.‘ the Canadian Red Cross I-Ios- Fiand and i5 ken“? “micipaiing 131ml, nralin: comnl" "on ‘in the ii“ Yflnaimi" "f h” n“ 119"?" qufet 0f the colnrtv" sluplsses

5‘ Chrk 939w“ i“ ma“ her anvthill: elJo cl‘ 11s kind IIPTC Vim" an exiemied '37"? and dining B11111 and iullv eqlllppotl by" the tlla-t time will take in all the var- Canadian Rm ‘COM SOCiet-vv n

Say No Better _ Army Hospital Than Canaries emit’. "t‘;£..“‘gi.iit"lll.ll..

Lounou. finest lnllila

July 5 ——(CPl __ " B

SOLDIER PRESENTEII.—-On Fri- day night. June 14. a large crowd gathered n1 Belfast Hail to pay tlleil" respects 1o Gunner Genrzc Mac-l PWFSOH. cf Eldon. before 111s return,’ If) Killllston, Ont. Being a truci "Belfaster." George Joined i116 c01- ors early in the war. An address was. fwd by Herbert Worth. and a lovely, rrlilztary wrist watch njas presel "til bl’ Mr. Earl Vllnldcrslnle. Briefly. al1cl_.si1lccrelv George clqrrcsseri l ‘ Rratltude. The romninrlcl" of i fvcning was 51111111 111 old-time da-n -

ng.

FIFTY ARRESTS IN‘ JUNE_. There were 50 arrests madc hv the Cltv Police during the luontll of June according to the Police Rrltfiri. '1‘\vcnt_y' eight of 111a lctlll arrests were (‘0111111021 drunks. Tlvn arrests were made in conrlcctiou1 with autaists in charge cf motor vfhlvlPs ulllile drllnk and each was given :1 111i sentence. 'I‘l1cre were three convictions. under tlic Pro- hibition Act for the unlawful sale 01' possession of liquor and also two convictions for operating C'"n1- men Gaming houses. Five delin- quent.- were dealt wim in the Juvenile Court, T0111 amount col. lcctcd in fines durinz the month anloulltcd to $225. A liccnsed l-en- dol" of milk and cream "was fint-"i $5 and ecsts because a sample cf his product. contained less than {M99 8nd one half Dcr cent but- ter lat.

‘FATIIICR AND THREE SONS JOIN FORFFS IN SPECIAL S R- VIFES 0"‘ EAST PO ‘.\'T BAPTIST AND CHRISTIAN CHURCHES — On Wednesday evening, July Ilrd. a uninlte experivtc: was enjoyed in" Rev. M1‘. M. Wrltterwolfill pastor cf the above nanlrcl church-s. zlurl thrca soils. Rcv. C. Wattclwvovlll of Lubsc. l\/ia'11c, Rcv. E. C. Waiter- warth of Linsing, Michigan. David L. Ilvnttcrworth. lnilllsi student. at Cincinnati Bibi" 5.111 inary. when all participated in tll t 111111: service of a series to be conducted for ten days. Tile church was filled to o‘ "

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Sunday cvcnrlg and interest. tlnucs to grow as the s. vices uro- grcss. Soles have been lend ri cfiectivrlv 11v E C. Watievv .11 u": Evangclizl on o. Donald Watt“ "ll. u cf Rt-"v. and 341:. C tcrlvzzrtll s1n:‘"l'n The (l

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sages 111 song \vc"e vclvirred bv the i‘il."l‘ll1il (‘nutlticrs cf Rn". E. C.

and 1V \"‘lii‘.‘l'\\7.l'l"I. Nan and Alone 7. David l.-. Wat'c"."\\ 1'. presides at the piano. Rrv C.

Watferlvorth has been leading. the rlevciional 19c '1

MOTORISTS

We who ore protec- ted by o Complete Automobile Insur- ance Policy enioy financial freedom against the many hozurdsoimotoring.

ii you would core to ioin us. see this. agency today.

1w. x acorns AGENCIES 1101

CHARLOTTETOWN

‘W5 91am“ "i mierppt m me will shortlv be turned over to the Pmvtmi‘ R. c. A. .11. c, “IIICII 11-111 staff 1t. --—~"~->~ la: 'l‘i‘,.ii r . .. PERSONALS "L? 1.3‘ ‘iii.’ bee: ‘i..‘..§‘S.‘.l°i?.-.‘ Elli‘?

_ _ 5" , inal rental of e11" slnillnu vcurlv. Eltllcgi/ilivilrirylmoiiiiilefyivilllihigrlgf: nvcvglvivvnltu ' "llll‘il.\§ I1l.'li."i_\' $l,Ilit0.0tl0,

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tli‘i‘f'»llll‘i'il‘iil"ii ion under" nor-

Givic Receipts "Ex

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cclpts and expenditures for the

Sundricsw- Horse and carriage tax 79.51); In- vesuncnt brokers 157.50; Market rents 1,933.75; Market ‘Polls, 413.- 89; Scale House 454.10; License to slcll cream 12.00; Restaurants 60.00; Zvlesl anzi Fish 265.00; Police Court 81569; Library llrant 820.311; Sale c! land 3,400.00; Sale of Bond 515 25; Airport Rents 50.00: Water Conlmlssiotlers 12.12706; DeBlois Brcclstavorl; 811.72; Relief Coal 072. 0; Gasoline Tank Tax 1,560.00; Ilabcr‘ License 45.00; Taxi License 305.00; Building Permits 122.00; I-licjw-le License 2311.50; ‘Fruckmen 6:10; Milk Vendors 1198.00; Rent Queens Wharf 200.00; PC1109 De- partment. 845; streets Department 20.84; Auctioneer License 100.00; Dance Hall License 20.00: Garage License 45.00; Trust Companies 50000; Biker)" License 20.001 Milk Producers 1201: Batik License 775.00; Insurance Ucensc 5,560.00; Sale oi steam engine 80.00; Lleht and Power License 100.00; Peddlers License 10.00. Tot-al—$32.7'f2.l3. Grand Tota1-.$138.3-lO.l3.

Advertising 145.07; Assessing 235.15; Building Inspector 16.68‘. Cztv Pavement 659.90; City Hall.

null condition. fol" 60 officers and 4B0 men. I.’ nccrssn ,v as many as 750 111011.

Canadian nclvsllllpl-rlircrl. visit t"1 lh'\_l1r .\’il".~. .i.ll11“s lrlppin left yesterday i - 1no1"l1i11go11avist to irirnds in New ffollsl l. L;13-.g;,“;1\1_5_ bill host rlolalrr wcrk fcl" a lnonlll nftrl" that ?a"k- Mr. D. W. Matllcson. CNR. pc- zlg s of cqlnpnlcul were ill"'.'.‘1‘1 1m-

Misscs Bernadette and Mary Lap- 11111 left ycstclxiay" on a v sit to l"c- [IIIVCS 111 Sydney. N.S.

(‘ill ii

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nails; Electrical Inspection 80.06; Fire Department 292.03; Health Department 77.50; Insurance 18.401 Illl. on Dcpcntur s 0.411.381 Int. on

.1111: Library 131.74: 31.11;“ Library and M111"- krt 12.1.10". Police Department

the inundation 87935; Pane‘, C...“ 299,99; Sty-get

Maintenance 3.023.332 Victoria Purl: TR 4G; Handling Charge (coll-

penliituresFor Past 3 Months

Tile following is a list of the rc- City o.’ Charlottetown from Jal1-|

."IB(_F}‘“--.'I1'1B_EE: Winners In Maple Leaf flour ‘Name the Cake ’ Contest Announced

.\Irs. Edward Bwlwn, (llarlottetlllvrl. wins Clllu-tcliillll Suite.

The lwinncrs in the recent "Nami- the Cake" contest sponsored re- cent-l)’ by the Millers of hlaple Leaf I-‘lnur have been announcer] and are

,ual"y 15th to June 30, 1940. as read I r u _ ‘at the Council meeting Monday , u ° °w_‘"'“ 11igl1l:-- I. Mrs. Edward Brown. 73 Cumberland 51., (‘h'tovl"n. Balance on hand Jan 16 2. Mrs. Robert A. . Summerside, Il. R. No. l, I‘.E.l. A 19:40 l $24,540.87 3. Mrs Louis (llsl ‘ Psalms Station, P)‘ -’.. ,sscs.n1cns; 4_\];n 1 l) ‘x . $4.0. RPM 5. IIIZ. RilfigllriIn Ilc eqzznur. ;I‘ur(l".al:~iI?zI\1"-hl1u!r‘.ll’.l..l. P01601111 1373140 firs. Ilazel I. Iloppcr, Van's Grocery, Charlottetown. ‘ - l he 'eo. (frapaud, P.l-1.l. $55,806.10 ii. Mrs, John Graham. Wellington. I'.li.l. 9. I-‘lossie Duncan, ( Leary, l'.l~‘..l. 1930 Real 9,669.09 I0. MrS. PQf-‘Ollfli 2953-2? ll. Mrs. Wm. Loco , rucadit- Cross. . Phi 3-44 "a ~ . “ "' xiii. Ivluuson I.l.-. . r-r, Albany ll, ll. A . . 1's. . II. Sinlmil. Bristol. I’.I-I.I. ‘uwfii 14. Mrs. w. T. Costly. llazt-lbrntic. n. 1r. s"... 1. ram. 193a Real 2.913.981 15- MP5- Frflnk Cnst~ . New Wiiishirc, 11.2.1 Personal 1,087.08 16. Ella. Docherty, .\ zrgue, I‘.I-I.l. P011 167-33 gIarglzrclt Lowery, Fzlrdigan Ilcad, l’.l-I.l. -————— . sle ‘n es. North Milton. l‘.l'l sing“; HTS. “W14. Bcrnalxi, lluzltcr InflPF, !‘i-..I. 1937 R 9 12H“) v .- . Mrs. v. . D. IIIHPIIOIIIIIII, .\lt. >1 \ ;1r1_ {'11,}, Pefisonilil 33.1.62 gvnnqlglovramlgrs‘, §\(‘Ill‘>lIllKv'Ill'HlI, }'.f‘-,- g 9215 ~--‘ u. .....ous, hAlmvvlilloavtie Gardiner, Slummcrsille, l'.li.l, - - - - m! i‘ - 0551')‘. First Iii! til", I‘.I-I.I, 25. Mrs. Adrian Iilacllnris P 0 Box lll Slluris Pl-"l 193s Real 5'03" ~ -- ‘ '. ‘J " . '" Perm‘ ‘he (vpnsitlelénvble dlfflculty “as experienced lnvnlvardlnl the prizes lrom Pan 9238 andlvvvgluian s of suggestions rccclvcll. all of 1vhv.".-i1 ur-rc nlost ap-proprlate, W’? have l erruriifliubteqgi: there .\\'l|l be many dlsappoinimtzrlt". the Judges $1,028.91 Trw u '5 fill \\ Mt. M first, appeared to he l1 \'(’l‘y difficult task, NT l _m n, t "e Mam" I'm‘ 3hiiilll-l (o. 1111.. ulul their Prince II gig.“ Pfivr IUEDITS. iifBlois Brothers, uisil to l“.'I)l'I‘“\ ivo the l-u .i\' Pm... 96:95 s lezisid “mm vlsidnli. and to the merchants, tin-tr ajntrrolnhpn of ‘he _______ fllvendg Slfilpflflll and enthusiasm shnun 1n 1111,. 1.11m; 1,. make m,“ $1,639.62 b " a“ rhcemcm m" ‘lid "lmds- f0!‘ Mellie Leaf Flour. which has "I1 the Standard, All Purpose Flour in Prillre Elllvarll Island home; Street Assessment 4157.02 7°? 7011")‘ 31'8"- Sitloilvalk Assessment 230.88 -. .