PRE SIX ` , ' 1‘HE 0WN GUARDIAN ` JUNE27. 192§

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A ll‘amily_C_owed and Crushed by a. Marelless I~‘aiJ|er--Deqod I by his Beautiful and Spirited Dnuglatu-Whose Love DI!!! his Crueities, and Eventually Frees his "Slaves" -from

- Thrlldnm. Featuring

PRINCE EDWARD ‘F0011 'AND

GREAT NOVEL PICTUIIZID

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Donald Keith -4-.Wesly B

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“’l'HA'l"S MY MAMHY”

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»-.Orchestra .Fox News

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Novelty Reel

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" THE CAMPBELL-KETCHUM Fox 'l‘oNq.l _ _;T,.adeTreabywi11

Benefit Both ~ Countries

OTTAWA, June 26.-A new trade

arrangement between ,Canada and

to omcial information obtained here this evening. By that pact Canada

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A NEW MEDICINE TONG

The most up-to-date and improved instrument for 1

handling and administering medicine to foxes.

WHAT EVERY FOX BREEDER NEEDS l

Price,deliveredinOanada..................... $12.00

Send money by P. O. Order or Postal Note '

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Joint Selling Agents

SAMUEL CAMPBELL KETCHUMLMFG. CO. LTD.

Queen Street,

Charlottetown, Ottawa,

for P. E. Island Canada

Box 501

, Holding

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Delightful Recital . By Pupils Of Miss

Barbara MaoNeil1

,. Amost delightful recital was given

last night in st. Pauls Pnrisn Hnll by the pupils of Miss Barbara Mac- Neill.

Pupils both from Bummerside and

Charlottetown took part, and the appreciative audience was delighted at the treat they received from those who had profited as well from the instruction given by this talent- ed and versatile young lady.

Both senior and junior pupils :ll

the departments of Elocutlon and Voice, acquitted themselves splen- didly, many showing very great pro- mise. Buch results are particularly creditable when one considers tilnt, with the exception of,Mr. Albert Blanchard, few indeed of the per- formers had been under Miss Mac- Neill’s instruction for over six months. and none of them for so long"as sr ,

The programme was as follows: Reading-_-"The Quarrel." E. W.

lrgyil.;-Jessie McLeod and Nita Mac-

e .' Eeading~"Enterta.inlng Her Big-

Bister's Beau," Miss Nan Leighti7.er.f

Duet - “Last Night", Halfdon,

Kierulf, Misses Irene and Cvracej Wells.

Reading - "Unfortunate Bessie,"

B. R. Bitney,--Jessie McLeod.

Reading-(al “When We wus

Kids.” Ed8ilr Guest! (bl “Torch of Life." Henry Newbolt; <c> Nuthln' To I-ouch At." Edgar-d ones:-lvllsn Evelyn Johnston.

Bolo-"Goodbye", Tosti - Miss

y God Save the King.

Ruth Simmons. I Reading-“Papa And the Boy," ‘Miss Helen Mellett.

Bolo-“My heart at thy sweet

vonce” from "Samson et Deiila"- C. Saint Saens. Miss Jean Wright.

Reading, “Little Joe", Daris Hal-

man-Miss Grace Wells.

Reading “The Last. Hymn" - M.

Farmington-Miss Iphegenie Arsen- `nult. ` Solo-(al "May Morning", - L. .Danza; (bl “The Gypsy Love Song" -V. Herbert-Miss Amanda Can- non.

Reading, “The Highwayman" --

Alfred Noyes-Miss Vera Andrews. I Duet-“Barbarolle” From “Tales of Hoffman”-Offenbach - Misses Ethel Strong and Jean Wright. . Reading. "Trouble" <Monologue) I-Louise Karr-Miss Catherine Mc- Lend. Q Solo ia) “Friend 0' Mine". Wil- 'fred Sanderson; (bl “Mother Ma- ;chree", Emest Ball. - Mr. Bud Mountain. ‘ Reading, “Whoa there January", [Walter Ben Hare-Miss Mary Sin- lclair. 5 Solo ia) "Cabatina", Gounod; rbi “Ave Maria" Bach-Gounod - Mr. Albert Blanchard. , Reading. “The Raising of the ‘Daughter of Jairius", Willis-Mrs, A. S. MacKay.

GOLF

At the golf links at five o'clock

the finals of the five o’clock matches for Jllne will be played. Winners and runners-up. Prizes to first and second places. Also qualifying round of men's championship eighteen holes.

Every- where

Dwelling House . .Dest.royed,By Fire

On Saturday afternoon last, 23rd.

inst., the dwelling house of Mr. James R.. Greenan. about one mile from Emerald Junction, was com- pletely destroyed by nre. Mr Green- ,an was away from home at the time and as the fire originated in the garret it was not observed until 'bursting through the roof.

As nothing could be done to save

the building. the neighbors who quickly gathered assisted Mrsf Greenan and daughter to remove most all furniture below. but allin rooms upstairs was destroyed. as well as a considerable sum of mon- ey.

Much sympathy is. felt for Mr.

Greenan as the loss is a very heavy one. The neighbors have shown their generosity by giving lumber ,and assisting in-chopping, and haul- ing from the woods of' a nearby friend who has given free gratis. what lumber will‘be required for a new dwelling that will be erected as soon as possible. I

The loss is estimated at about

$2,000.00. with a small amount of insurance.

::For Both House and Stable.-

There is a good deal of similarity, physically speaking, between human beings and the lower animals. Both are subject to many ailments aris-

manner of cuts and bruises. Dr. Thomas’ Eolectric Oil is an .entirely reliable remedy for such ailments-

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until four years ago.

in of o Memorial Hall at Bton

, RAILWAYS

ATLANTIC REGION

BUILDINGS FOR SALE

SEALED TENDERS addressed to

the, undersigned and marked on outside of envelope “Tender for buildings, Charlottetown, will be re- ceived up to and including Thurs- day, July 12th, 1928, for the purch- ase of dwelling and outhouses, the property of the Canadian National

gaiéwalys, located at Charlottetown.

-The purchaser of the aforesaid buildings to entirely remove same from the Railway premises not later than one month from date of pur- chase audio leave the site clear of all debris. -‘Plan showing location of -above buildings can be seen at the¢0flice

‘"3 ”°“° ‘“f“‘"““°~“°° “nd *° ‘*“»i»tlr¢.olvalnn-nnglneer. cannula-

town, P. E. I.

The highest or any lender not

necessarily accepted.

une 25th 1928.

"CRIMSON FLASH”

SERIAL

ALSO

CHARLIE CHASE COMEDY

Spookls - Laughs -

Facliastlc Mystery Romance “A THIEF IN THE' DARK’

Also LARRY 5B_MON` COMEDY

NEW

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Great “Salvation ,_ ~Army - . flomonsmlicn _

Saturday and Sullday - 3 £1-.First V-if8it~

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"Commissioner Maxwell coluMANDaa-rilv-oliislf or CANADA EAST irnolu

Man.

East. '

in this great work. -

- souls seeking the Light.

man's sake. '

moons at Monson LIMITED

will' 'extendto Newfoundland the d W d d y_

beneilwnr the British- glrefgreneg Wm be °p°“ an “_ e nes a : and in return New oun an w OCIAL __ There

:gourd to Canada the most favored walcge igqxviriam soda] in Ham.

011 -1.\`¢5 men - H311 wednesday evening, June Another important featuraof the “W”-_ d mg,

arrangement, particularly for New- 'zum “mot une Thurs ay even6305

foundland, is the restoration of the " :sims ‘.i.‘.1:i:z.P:..°“°°“.... .sei mor- . ian pol-ts, such as Sydney and trial- Wm be °p‘i“ B '

eremo the ha col- e left bv

8 ev o nv any .rl .

grgeek discussed. July 3rd was the ear for P. E. I., where they spent it a set for cleaning the school- .h t l e moon with the brides room. New school and lunch corn- rpatl-xents].mPrIor to her marriage the EAST BIDEFoR'D'”M°°““5 °D` mmm were appointed. and rl bill aria.. wan presented with n lreauti- -“ned “’““ Singing °f th” 0”' ‘°1' for carpenter work received and or- all silver service by the stair or tne"°w9" by “ ‘”5°““'°“ °“ Ways “md defed Paid- NSIJIOHHI Anthem- Pre uile Sanitarium where she was Means fm making money mr the

f -u. liillrse. Her _Clyde River friends ggstfggfgtcakanexligggsl iecédegmgehcgg

CANADIAN Sh°W°\`ed 5191;) “§“£Ee:gm;h‘g1 Julie 26. It was decidcxd to have the

and Mrs. received manyvbeautlful and useful gifts. The good wishes of a. host of friends go with Mr. and Mrs. Akeluy to Presquile, Maine, where they will

ends in Belfast and e a

Mr. and Mrs. Avery Pal-kman an.-i

daughter Margaret, also Mrs. C. Leuthner. Fargo. North Dakota. motored to the Island to visit their parents Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. Parkman, New Glasgow.

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NEWI PERTIH.. Six members

mot at ihc home of Mlrs. -R.G.Muc Imran. I-L was decided in impply

, no I t. ‘ 'nil » - _

If 4 man d°°5“t' "9 “WY 7°' Moncton. N. B.,fe-Jilivul for July. Next meeting

Newfoundland will become edective - FORM S(')‘ClE.l.Y next Saturday. June 30. according Central Guardian _ To PROMOTE A

an d Y we “es ay l Tho following officersidweiée igaéikit;

Max, and St_ Johflis 'the subsidy YALTY ed: Byron Trozcr. pres en o 3 w ~v~°°° 'rf A r-.”.i‘-‘EP--iii-.`?-‘é"?-3"-it-'S-¥§‘-3 ww-f-‘ r.‘;.";i;‘s.‘.,l"“;.:i§.§.t"“.€..‘;;';;*’°.§.iif

I f - . P ' , 1 similar subsidy had been in fo up “em osodlbenv K' on Bathursh ,,,ce_p,.es|d,

reg-eZeu§;:3.g;e|? 'ggmgug-h Jtéxgnuirggeenng PLAN bmw t’° “";ex;dbt‘h';i§§Dwl;;! scclietary-treasurer; directors, Geo- nett, a member, of theflgvzfound- f°’gwh?a;m%‘;;‘§hesd£y° rguly 25m_ rge Wallace, Campbellton; W. S. land govemijqent who .jus here f ° b 0 I-_ Inerids and have Montgomery, Dalhousie; E. P. Mc- some time ago, that the"_steamship °’2§a E” y “ Kay, Bathurst; T. H. Whalen, New- subsldl' was renewed. as it will beof “ 3 me- . ‘ ' B dd A T I M mon- artioill be fit to N I l d . M _V0l‘ U - al' 01'. 011 3 ‘which lggallymzloes noiwgtxnh Illczh THE STORES OF W' T' Bownebs Rghard O‘Leary, Richibucw- Mr

om, ,,d,,,,_m,-,ge from "h,v,,,&"=e,,_ ana wrn. canbeelr will be closed Fourmmu Edmundsmn. ,germ tended to her the British preference M°“d°'y"J“]y md* 3, Marston, Woodstock. The name of as most of the impcrtan items ol’ ' - -~6316'6`27' ' the new organization is the National g"P°a1;' fmm 1Ne’Wf°\”? . d-flimo MISMONARY ADDRESS CAN_iPark Association of New Bruns- an a,comenree 'lucas ` . .. ik. . iron oro and fish- . -".=\l- 2 ‘.“"""E° '“ Thi “med Ch“'°" wif/lnlnr H. rl. Ritchie, chief game

A"°the" 1°-°if°*` in theéihting °f meeting at Kingston" called fo? warden for the Province, said that the new Bl'l`&Y\8€m€!\5 W hi! re- Wednesday evmmg to hef" ` he considered a location which peated representations ‘egg Canada- FI°"e“°" M“""°y' haf; been “mee ' would take the visitors at day or two iand manufmiélémrsblthat 'bel' WWE Bd' to reach would be most advisable. un er a. cons era e advantage in Mums t° NeWf°“"d1°'“d' P‘“`t§3“I°"' WEDDING BELLS _ The hor-Xie tain area was the head of four riv- ly r°5Pe°°mg i'° United state bus' °f the Rev' A' C' Barrie’ Bapubt ers with a number of lakes in the mess which fm' S°m9 time has had Minister' Presqune' Maének ‘$330 me vicinity and beautiful scenery as

' the advantage over canada in that scene nf a nanny oven o - OH W 11

mgrket' ‘. 71.".-"" 'thi m°m`ng °f June 8"h'. “éhcixi (IA resolution expressing a desire

_ _ Mies Marion Elizabeth Gllle pi.

! eldest daughter of Mr' and Mmlto co-operate with ‘all xissociatlong

‘ . . V - . _ F yin the national palk project an

Gcorge Gillespie' Clyde RWM’ P' " urging c. full investigation of all

ELMIR‘A‘_R'°n W” called' 1-buow' I" became the bride of Mr' Car- available locations particularly the

ed by the reading and adoption of,roll Weymouth Akeley_ eldest son Bald Mmmmm di__'mct was paSSed_ Minutes. An interesting paper was'of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Akeley, Fair- Mr Tozer was é’h,\in;mn of me Feld bl’ MISS Bl‘0Wrl. and the erect-ifield, Maine. Immediately after tile ' ‘

reside. different Convenors were read and

_-°-¢*>"_l‘ discussed.

PERSONALS , ;--<<o>-____

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MF. A- E- MCLEBU lmd MY- S- B- fm' lf.-lwclvy 3000 qlersillls lil. the

Bond, of the Bathurst Co., Ltdl. L-Dtlm,-y_ g W€\‘° In I-he Ci*-Y Yesiffdily 011 buf: All (limi nl-:tu is lillikirll' rmllo

111055- ~ 1~:poal;‘cl° llorrns f-rom the sill-ella ni’

“__ flour( s. `

Mr. and Mrs. A. MacLeod are in Th, _ H ‘_ I _ HI . the city on return to their home ln' hm ((|h.§;;':;""“£] mu” $191; "°"tf;,

Somerville, Mass., after visiting fri- I ' `“`_"‘ _` ‘L "` g“"f °’ °

mm S nas’ tuiy sl/lrnr, 191i.

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NATIONAL PARK

BATHURST, June 26.-The sug-

gestion of’ D. S. Creaghan, that il society he organized io further the securing of the proposed national park for New Brunswick. was acted upon at a meeting here last night of representative citizens of Camp- bellton, Newcastle, Chatham and

ent W H Davidson, Newcastle.

castle, John/ Martin, Chatham

He pointed out that the Bald Moun-

ll a. m. Holiness meeting. 3 p. rn. Lecture entitled vm. many lands “odor one flex.”

One of the most thrilling add|*@es ever listened io.

'1 p. m. _Salvation meeting. come and lens tae help or your lrrowwo lo strunllns

Major Church, Editor of War GW.

A w,|._,0,,,e m'¢¢,iun¢,.wul.l;q conducted in the Citadel nn

saturday at s p. ni. sunday. mm and show your infer-est

COME, COME, COME.

PORT AITHUB) »AND NEWFDUNDLAND

Commissioner Maxwell is I-110.1403* °'l“‘“‘"“¢. ‘Wiv-

lnnnuty in are snlnunn Army wow- Hll wwlulllv qqmlmtes any gathering at which he is present. Hear him

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sing the Nlghtinga - Britain. Nobody who has the interest of .- the people at M," ,|mu|d mb. hggying this great Orstor and Fisher of

'rar cornmisrllnnenwlu be accompanied by Colonel

Morehem, gm-m`¢,-_ plvmnml :zommalider of St. John Divis- hm' now “nd nf the 1v|en'g Social Opcnttions of Canada

Major Mel-Ilhiney in charge of our Prison Gate Work.

if not for your own Boul’s sake at least for the other

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ter Camp. _ -

Signal Company. Canadian Corps Signals, of Charlottetown going un-

csmp headquarters staff commence their duties the' same day. The camp continues until Saturaday 14th. July. 'On Tuesday. 3rd. July, the Ist. Regiment Prince Edward Island Light Horse march in, as also does the lst. Battalion, Prince Edward Island Highlanders. and 26th. Field Ambulance, C. A. M. C. The Light Horse and the Highlanders will be in tents at the Ordnance compound, while the Ambulance will establish

meeting, with J. L. Ryan, Bathurst. secretary.

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sellool fence painted. and plans were made to buy new window sash- es for the school room. This Insti- tute ls in favor of the Stony Creek Memorial Hall. Letters from the

E rlunl llns lout or. llontist

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For sprained ligaments, bound 111036105. kicks and bruises -- use Mlna.rd’s.

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ond mishaps in boi-h humonbelnso in isa l ~t t f on lr 1 *“. - ‘md "W l°W¢f °fd¢“ °f Hulmll- F. li. xiNNsAn tagnrvrlv. qrurtawgfmatir Or; ` ` sw" M' C' R' C' D'

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a hospital' adjoining the Signal Company. between the old cricket

der canvas in'Victorla Park. The!

P.E.I. llILIIAIlY1llNITS V I IIIT-Il IIRMPCNEXT WEE

The militia units of Prince Edward Besides the above it nulrnber

sland commence-their annual train-|asslst.unt instructors have dleen in next week. the camp of In- tailed from the Royal Cana an

stguction opening on Monday, 2nd. goons- Royal Cimildlim SIZDIII

J l h th personnel of No.8 Royal Canadian u y W en G Canadian Medical

It is understood will be progressive.

'ward the end of the

tactical exercise, at

rict Officersi

Commandnnt W. .

M. G., D. S. O., 0. B. E. of will be present. Dliring his visit [District Officers Commanding

Saturday

The lst. Medium Brigade

For Twelve Days Trai ning 011 July 21111

Staff From Halifax Permanent For

I To Direct Training And Adlnini

and

carry out the inspection of til eral units in training. Colonel msndant. Gibsone will arr Charlottetown Camp on

evening, llth, July and remain

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a. lan Artillery, under Lt. Col.

lfleld and government house proper- I£>0Del‘. Will Carry OUI- illlhilll fi I |pract.ice at Petewawn. Camp.

ty. _ | The Prince Edward Island ,Llgllt,0ntario. in August. The artillery I1-mrse, consisting of regimentnlinot be in camp with the other li lheadquarters. under command of Lt. this yeilf-

Col. G. E. Full A. D. C., and A B and “C. squadrons with a comple

forward to this year's camp w

n interest This ear the eriod

'Centre Bedeque, make their first ap-` pearance in highland dress. The kilts. doublets, sporrans, hose,_and

\gaiters will be wol'n for the first |timc at this training. , Capt. F. B. Conrad commands No.

of Lt. Col. V. L. Goodwill.

Headquarters Milit.ary'District No.

P . - .

W. B. Spry, O. B. E., _V. D1. P. P. C. L. I -'

Staff Officers in charge of

gtgflapt. K. C. Burness, M. C. P. P

D. A. A. and Q. M. G.-Capt. C.

J. Houghton, M. C. R.. C. A. - Camp Medical Officer¢Major M. Gorssline, D. S. O., R. O. A.~ M. C_ .

Camp Signalling Officers. Lt.

T. R. Powers D. S. O. R.. C. C. S.

Cavalry Instnlctor, Major F

Infant Instructor, Ma or H. -L.

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Salman. M. C. R.. C. R..

The Infantry Camp school will in' charge of Liet. G. L. Foster' R.

6, at Halifax is sending-rt stall iromlsge never the Permanent Force to direct the frequently

training and admlnster the camp. tor, Rev. I. The Camp Headquarters staff is as administered follows: _ Holy Catholic cam cnmmandant Lt col n. tho following

ls, Signals Company. and No. 26 gggy Field Ambulance is under wrnmand He,-

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