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..yii.<_ Min-sch of Summerside is .. inst other sister, Mrs. l-legan Charlotte‘ own.-S.

_____ . -.\irs. Charles O. Erickson and -. Jiiiilor of Chicago arrived at O'- i Satiiixiay to spend the sum- rivilh their parents. Mr. and . .Vcrnon hiattlicu’.

-.\ii'. Vernon blot-thew, account- ll ol ilie Canadian National Fe‘ i: edn-s‘ Association, and daughter iii ivcrc parsmgcrs as fai- as . kvillc Saturday.

~30‘. and Mfrs. R. D. Bell of Wiri- ililrs are i-iiiinlz Mr. Bell's brother, r. Archibald Bell of Searletown. -S.

Cliener Ends Second Flight

It i‘. liy (Euitrdlaifs Special Wire)

lioiFlilU, June 13~Thc Pan hlflfllflll cliizper finished its sec- oiirl iliglli from California to Hon- illuiodiir in tlp-tcp-shape to con- iinue on 1o Midway Island.

The huec ship. only three min- Ws oil‘ schedule. settled to the rule's of Pcarl Harbor at 6:26 a. m., 112156 i». m. a. n. T.) She had ne- lillilled ill‘ 2,410 miles from Ala- llm ‘.ll 17 hours and 57 minutes, "F1 h" fllrival was almost as pro- ttlc a; iiril oi‘ a steamship. D0- Wlmtni oi‘ Agriculture plant in- flfflOfs lli“l her as they wmlld an hrcmiiiiz ;.iiriacc vessel and inspec- h hcr ill iii? routine manner. Only Ismail crowd stood by._

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landed tw 1o l h but took no halgrdozelizi lfulloentigihalluugi the chin in return. Bag: ‘ngligd iii; "lllllflller with a right to the temple and stalked him. grinning from q crouch, threatening with his right hand. but doing nothing about it as the bell rang.

Referee lfi-Avoy awarded the round to Braddock for hackhandlng.

30min six

Baer ripped into Braddock with a half dolen short r-lghia to the head. He spilt Braddockfii nose with a right. uppcrcut. Braddock pulled “it'll? from the onslaught and stab- hcd two lofts into the champion’: head. liner threw a loaf right into Jimmy: head and Bra dock smashed hack with both hands, rocking ti“; champions head with a volley iof rights. Baer nailed Braddock with a half dozen short uppcrcuia, his host punch at the uioniarit. but Braddock stabbed him with lofts. Braddock “aver-rd ulidcr Biiefs furious attack, u: liner hiimuicrcil him mercilessly al- cut the hcail. Blood !ll"."fll‘lll'll from llrulldoclia none as Buer thundered all" ‘him. but the challenger was llllflPlhllil cvcn with the hlg champ- ion at tho hell. It was Brier‘; round,

BOUND SEVEN

They came up slowly Barr wan forcing the fight now. H’: tore into Braddock but the challenger popped blui with a half dozen left Jabs. Braddock shot a left and right lo Bnefii head, poked his face wltli a half dozen more lofts before falling in clnsc to piiuiiil Bucrfla body, lliicr shook the chiflciiizcr wiili a half doze-n right uppercuts and lhook him with iwo right smashes to the henil. Braddock wublilctl, but. stilli- bcil hack gumely with his left and tho champion humnicreil iiiintlicr left to tho head. Jluimy shook his heiiil. aniiiuhcd a long right tn the jaw, but took iwn right iippercuis. damaging punches. Bncr rifled Br-zuldock‘: bend with a half dozen rights, hut Jim stabbed right back at him with lefte. then flung a hard right to the chin. Again, as they came in close, Baci- lifted u half domii short. vicious tippcrculs to the head before the bcll rang. 1t vrns Bncrw round.

ROUND BIG ll‘!

Again they were slow engaging but as ilicy came in clone Brier again rockcil Braddockbo head with three ahnr-t right. uppercuta. Braddock backed away and as Boer followed the challenger ivhippcil a terrific right to the head. Bucr put on lila clowning nct, reeling rubber legged about the ring as the crowd roared. Braddock iimrcly followed him, pumped two lcftii and two-rights to the bend an llacr backed into a cornen Braddock milled the champion with two lcfts and two rightn to tho hcad as the champion crowded him. A long right liounneil off Brudilnekl jaw and two right iippercuts shot .ll|niu_\"c hcnd buck. Biicr stalked Jimmy ulth lilii right hiiud poised but Braddock laced a right. to the chziinpionis chin and they utond to-to-ioe slugging evenly lo the body in mill-ring as the hcll louiidcd. ll. was an ereu round.

ROUND NINE

Mctliodlcally Braddock stabbed Beer's head with left» an tho chump-

ion was low with ihiu right. Bacr iilincil a hnlf dozen lcft hooks at Humidor-it's body nnd one fcll rcry

low, droning another warning from tlic rcfcrcc. Braddock pounded Boar's liiidy and tho champion seemed so re- uioracfiil he mndc little fort to punch hack. Braddock lcaucd into him. and they hammered holh hands consciously to the holly. As l-lncr ful- lowcil the challenger. Brudilnck nail- cil him twice with foul: lcfts and rlirliin to the hcud Ind Jimmy had to tnko a half dozen more. lfi’ i-ight uppcreuls. An they cnlnc hack to long range Braddock hammered two long rlghta in the head and they laid on ouch other ia close again punching consciously to-tho head and body uiitll the hell iient. them to thclr corners. lt was BffllillllCk'l round again because of low punches.

ROUND TEN

Beer stormed into the challenger

trying to nail him with his long right. Braddock met him with a right that damaged thc champion‘! right

eye." Braddock half turncd Max iir- ound with n long right to the ear, Plodlllng methodically along, Jim hammered hath hnnda to the body but took three stunning left hooks on the chin. Brier again whipped into the

U M M E uni ,PRINCE_ C Roun dAs New eightIs QOWIIBG

apparent: into the ehallengerh held. Braddock shot a right to the body but took three hard rights to the ribl, and two more to the head. an the bell sounded. Baer nodded con- fidently to his handlers as he went to his corner. lt was Baer’: round.

ROUND ELEVEN’

Gama and still fresh Braddock stalked out pumping lefts to the head. Max drove two long rights to the body. two to the head. and smash- ed the challenger flenccly about the hcad with botii hands. Boer tried to throw the challenger through the ropes and drcw another warning from lllchroy mid the booing reprouf 0f the crowd. Max tricd desperately to

then swung in close again slugging furiously and evenly to this hudy_ Max lau hed as he held his right hand po sed when Braddock was half turned but, Jimmy swapped a right to the body with him and never changed his expression as a half dozen right uppcrculs bounced from his chin. ltori-iili: the liuttle desper- ntcly an llriulilock sluggeil Kfllllfli)’ hack Bat-r was i-ipplup: right iippci- cut! to the chin iii close as the bell rung. Barr's round.

ROUND TWELVE

Braddock mct Bar-r flifflfkflllllfieft-l of the way across the ring and drorc ii right, to the body, then a fine left hook and right cross to the head. Punching hiird iiiid stiulght, Brud- dock stiililiod Bnor‘s head with n left and drumulcil another. right. their a left hook on the ciianipionui chin. Braddock u-hippcil hoth hands into tho chiimpioira hr-nil, took Killer's furious rctui-n assault, and slugized evenly with tlni champion an th"._\' hammered cach other along the roped. Braddock sirimg a long lcft und two riirhts to the hciid lint. liner ilruiuincil two rights to ihc body. lilier- griiincil us Braddock ]l|lllll‘il him to tho rniicu und llIIll\lll’.‘l't‘\l his hcnd and body with both liuiids. Thcy sluggcd fur- iously in l corner and Baer tore llraddoivws body with a half dozen long rights. They aliiggcd furiously past the hell and tho ring was in an uproar as Referee fiTcAvoy separated them. llefcroe Zifcnroy took the humid away from Bucr for fouling.

ROUND THIRTEEN

Nlll fresh looking. Braddock walked into the champion pumping lofts but took half ll dozen right uppcrciits on the chili. 'l‘ho_\' uulli-d eiirh other with right: crosses to the chin but neither Will hurt. Braddock uturk his long left in'the chaiupion‘s face repeatedly niiil Burr hacked away. A long right, then a lefr and right, the champion‘: hcnd as Braddock took two right uppcreuts in close. Buer missed with both hands and Biud- dock iitahhed his face with his long left. They stcppcil around mid-ring und Bmddock drove igai long rights to the head as llucr sought frantically to catch liliii with n full right hand swing. A hard right bounced off Ham's head but he cllppcil the chal- lcugcr with_u hnlt‘ ilozrn right. upper- culs in clmii- as .limiii_\' swung rights to tlic head Just before the bell. 1t was Brudiloclfs round.

ROFNI) FOURTEEN

lc hut Buor drilled both hands to hlii body. AppareuiLv feeling he was behind, Bncr punrhcil furiously at the challenger} head with both hands lint Jimmy stood fliiifootcdly sluggcd with hliii und .\lux was first to lizii-k away‘. lirudiloi-k stabbed twice luio lln- miililli- of Killer's fucc hut took a half dozen terrific right swings lhut reddciicd his aide. Brad- dock throw two terrific. rights into tho cliuiuplonZs hcud. Brnililcwrk jumped in and tho champion held, then i-lppcil fl right uppercut to the lrlahniairs Juw. Braddock look a fierce right on -tlio side but Jimmy flung a long right to the head before they stood and euffcd each other. both very tired now, in a clinch up to the hell. it was Beer's round by a nar- row margin. '

ROUN D FIFTEEN

Tlicy shook halide und Braddock stabbed tho champion‘: hcad with a left, thcu locked iii close in a body smashing duel. Braildock hacked away. loops-d a left hook to the head lnil stepped liiick in to hold an Bar-r hammered fui-louiily’ on the challcng~ er'a lioili‘. They leaned on each other Ilgaln, clubbing. iiinullng. wrestling in close. slugging wcarily to the body. Madly liner sought an opening for hill right hilt tho best he cniild do was drum the challenger! aide rind then rip his hcnd with a half dozen

measure Braddock with a long i-lglit ' hut he couldat find an opening and .

13S TD

TAKING A SPARKLING Prince

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‘Hie annual meeting of the Ladies Aid of the Prince County Hospital was held this week, the President, Miss Eleanor Green in the chair. The present officers were all re-elec- ted, being as follows:

PresidentP-Miss Green.

Vice-president —- Mrs.

i Strong. Treasurer-Miss Hunt. Secretiiry—-Mrs. Maynard Schur-

milxhe committees were all re-ap-

Ilnnll ‘Iln llcilnrgefln liq i 1 t d nun-linemen n2 9°“ '3 ' mm-flon__eco_rrel.l'.uunnt l The various reports showed that MITBD, Ntillclllle-upoti-Tyng. the Ladies Aid had contributed in a Em. omnshmln Canada h, very large measure to the upkeep °°"-'-'"';.';{°§;;>=-'-'-'*.===» of the hospital and had provided- ' money for several improvements to "~* ' the equipment of the hospital.

ii i w v i; g MESSAGE liltiii HIS iillillill

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nlshlngs of our Delivery Room. Eight regular monthly meetings

have been held with an average at-

tendance of 8 members present.

i w o

Biuddock walked in with his long ft

and

the matter of, cooperating with the

Hospital Trustee Board in the pur-

chase of a Portable X-rav siaohine.

At the meeting held July 11h it was

decided to contribute $600.00 of our

funds to help pay for this machine. Mr. T. J. Inman, Grand Master of the Loyal Orange Association of P- E- Ifilflnd. has received the fol- lowing messages. in reply to greet- lnBs sent by the Right Worshipful Grand Orange Lodge of Prince

It was also decided to buy an 0b-

stetrical Table to complete the fur- Edward Island to His Majesty the K1111! on the occasion of His Silver

3 doz. Sheets. 3 doz. Pillow Slips, 15 Pnciunonia. Jackets, 8 Bath Robes, Napkins, Tablecloths, 3 Screens and needed repairs to the Nurses’ Home were paid- for by the Aid in addition to the generous contributions of '16 Women's Institutes, which consisted of 31 pr. Sheets, 55 pr. Pillow Slips,

i iAnnual Meeting LadiesAid County Hospital

AN

OUNTY CHRONLCLE

Cosr-U-Lnss

QUALITY GROCERIES

Jubilee: s9 Towels, 4 Wool Blankets, i Bea Buckingham Palace. Spread and $14.00 in cash. Personal

15th May. 1935. gifts of 2 pr. Pillow Slips, 1 pr. of

Sir,- Towels,.4 screens were received also.

The annual Rummage Sale was held November 17th, and the Nurses received the usual Christmas allow- ance of $20.00.

Altogether we are pleased to re- port a. very satisfactory year's work for our Ladies’ Aid.

Respectfully submitted. SARAH B. SCHURMAN, Secretary.

The King will be glad if the Governor-General will convey to the Grand Master and members of the Right Worshipful Grand Or- ange Lodge of Prince Edward ls- lsmd his thanks for their loyal and dutiful address on the completion of the twenty-fifth year of His Majesty's reign, and assure them that the King deeply appreciates

Btu-tomcat of Receipts and Payments of Ipdleo Aid Prince County llolplfal, Year Ending 31, 1935

RECEIPTS ' Balance forward . . . . . 212.68 Membership Fees . . . . .. . 24.00 Tags. Summersids races 30.64 Kenneth Leslie Entertain-

ment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71.90 Ch'town Male Chorus . 39.11 Uncle Tom's Cabin .. . 20.00 Rummage Sale . . . . . 53.00 Presbyterian Players 16.25 Women's Institutes . 10.50 Nurses’ Graduation .. . 85.54 Refund Hospital Pin v . .50 Donations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12.50 Dominion Canada Bond .. .. 872.53 Int, on Deposit, Bank of .

Nova Sootia. . . . . . . . . 1.39 81,471.83

Balance in Bank of Nova Scotia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 8.72

PAYMENTS

Account Portable X-Ray

Machine . . . . . .. .. 600.00 Obstetrical Table 223.32

Furnishings, Hospital and

H0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 191.08 Paid Help Nurses‘ Home 16.65 Nurses Christmas . . . . . . 20.00 Expenses Ghtuwn Chorus .. 18.50 Tags for Tag Day . . . . . . . 3.20 Laurence Gerleosen, Bed

Bcrews . . . . . . . . . .. 15.61 Henry Binks 8a Sons, 4 Grad.

Pins . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 43.30 George Williams, 4 Bouquet

Grad. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12.00 J. H. Gaudet,

Grad. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8.30 Thomas Brown. Work, Hall,

Grad. . . . . . . 2.00 Printing and Advertising .. 7.95 Revenue Stamps cheques 1 00 Balance Bank of Nova scotia. 298.72

$1,471.63 (Sgd) MARY F. HUNT, Tkeasurei‘.

Audited and found correct, tsgd.) N. R. DURANT.

the sentiments of loyalty and af- fection to which it gives expres- sion. ’ I am, Sir, Your obedient Servant, CLIVE WIGRAIM. The Secretary to the Governor- General of Canada.

Saves

Ottawa, 5th June, 1935.

Sir.-

I am directed by His Excellency the Governor General to forward herewith. an expression oi‘ the thanks of His Mnjesty the King to the members of the Right Wor- shipful Grand Orange Lodge of Prince Edward Island. for their loyal address to His Majesty on the occasion of his Silver Jubilee.

I have the honour to be, Sir. Your obedient servant. F. L. (7. KREXRS. Assistant Secretary to the Gov- emor-General.

Death OfMr. A le x a n d e r R. MacLean

There passed away in South West Lot l6 on Thursday afternoon Mr. Alexander R. Maclean at the age of 74. Mr. MacLean had not been in very good health but his condi- tion was not looked upon as ser- ious. The deceased was born in Lot 16 a. son of Roderick MacLean. He had a very comfortable farm which he had worked most success- fully up to the time of his illness. The late Mr. MacLean was hospi- table and kind in his contact with his neighbors. He leaves to mourn two daughters, Mrs. Clayton Forbes. of Southwest Lot 16. Mrs. Cecil Forbes of Kelvin; two sons, Harold in Lot 16. and Sterling at home. His wife predeceased him some years ago. There are also two brothers and one slste‘: left to mourn, Mr. A. E MacLean, M. P., who is expected home from Ottawa. Wm. J. Mac- Lean o! Lot 16 and Mrs. John '1'. Llnkletter of Northam.

The funeral will be held on sun- day at 2.30 from his late residence to the Central Lot 16 United

'1‘. J. Inman Esq.

Grand Master,

The Right Worshipful Grand Or- ange Lodge of Prince Edward Island, _

Summerside, P. E. I.

SUCCESSFUL Y E A R F ll R BEIJEIIIIIERINK

Teacher’s Forethought Children From Po s s i b I e

Death

The forethought of Miss Dorden. teacher at Union Vale School, near O'Lea.ry, saved her pupils from in- jury or possible death, additional reports from the district assert.

The pupils numbering about thirty were in school between 3 to 3.30 on Wednesday afternoon. when a sudden thunderstorm came up. Miss Dordon, who had had the experience of having a school in which she was teaching struck by lightning, decided that it would be wise to get the children out of the building. Without any fuss or causing the children undue alarm she dismissed the pupils. Hardly had they left the building when it was struck down and the whole front smashed in. Fragments of glass and wood went in all direc- tions.

A Summerside gentleman driv- ing past the building on Thursday morning said that the door, win- dows and whole front of the building were smashed right in and lying in the interior of the. schoolroom. He said, had the. children remained in the school- room until their usual hour for dismissal, they would have no doubt been badly hurt. Miss Dor- don is to be highly commended for her wise precaution. S.

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w Be Sure To Come Early

DUNK RIVER CREAMERY

BUTTER 25¢

‘iliivvisaro Tin Q i“ 15c

JUICE I 15 oz-

willifgcuas 3 m‘ 23¢

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that we were one of the very few country rinks that was able to car- ry on during these years of de- pression and be able to show a bal- PICTOU. N. 8., June lit-Milton anoe on the right side of the ledger Holmes, Trenton. N.S., miner, was at the end of the year. He said this acquitted today of a. charge oi mg,“- was the result of the untlring ef- slaughter arising from the death of forts of the board ofgdlrectors, and Mrs. Philip Dunn after she was the efficient work of our enthusias- struck by his car.