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..*‘rwo cannons or roofing paper just received. Wholesale and Retal. Poole k Thompson, 1.1a,

..°TEACHER wmrsp m; Brudenell School. Second gllgl Supplement $75.00. Bid McIntyre Secretary. Brudenell. .

....'T_HE LADIES of the Chris'- ian Church, Montague, will 1101.1 10B" Illlllufll ice cream social on the church lawn on Thursday even. lag, July 14th.

v ..'8HE1RWlN WILLIAM paint. A complete assortment just recciv. ed. Call or write for prices and- color cards. Poole &"'I'll0m])S0fl, Ltd

..'FOR SALE, BUSINESs Am) HOUSE-A lime manufacturing plant establlshedthree quarters of a century and a modern eight room cottage, outbuildings, orch- ard etc. ltlght in the town of Montague. Also ten acres of land beautifully llocated on the Monta- gue River, and within one mile of the town. A-imly tp Mrs. llelen Peandon. Montaigne, P. E. island.

All Ready For Alberta,‘ Elections On Monday

EDMONTON, July 12 —-l.iberols and Planners today lined up their official forces in ipreparation for elections -in Alberta Monday next of new Legislature. Tonight there are 159 candidates in the field of which 61 are supporters of the Stewart Government, 48 of United Farmers of Alberta. There are l4 Conservatives and 15 Labor can- didates, 19 who are called inde- pendents and 2 Sociaiiists. '

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T0 INSPECT ST. LAWRENCE

BOSTON. July lL-dviore

than

I seventy New England business men

and political leaders left here inst night on a week's inspection trip of the proposed St. Lawrence River development projects, which wiii take them to Toronto, Montreal and Quebec. A Buffalo the party will‘ be join- ed by a western contingent. éio-Qi

u. s‘. znvovs“ FlNDyGAY rams T00 FAST ".

PARIS, July 11.- The United States Congress may be asked to pass a law forbidding United Stale. diplomatic representatives abroad from frequenting clubs where gunib ling is permitted, according to the gossip American society in Paris following the recent huge losses of a United States envoy- at the French Jockey Club. '

Surrounded by a whirl of. gay farewells the envoy is reported dur ing these inst few weeks inParis to have lost between six hundred francs over the Jockey Club bac- carat tables.

Other United States officials, some said to be young secretaries, are rcpored to have acquired the custom to play heavily not only at the Jockey Club, but at the Trov- eller's and other institutions at which diplomats are honorary mem- bers.

MOM-i More Men Than \Vomcii Iliivc Appendicitis

Medical reports shown men arc more subject to appendicitis ai- though many sudden cases occur among women. it can be guarded against by preventing, intestinal infection. The intestinal anffsepti: Adler-l-ka, acts on BOT-H upper and lower bowel. removing all foul, decaying matter which might cause infection. 1t brings out matter you never thought was in your system. and which may have been poison- ing you for months. Adler-l-ka is EXCELLENT fo rgas on the stom- ach. Hughes Drug 00., Ltd. (in Georgetown by S. C. Knight. Drug- gust.)

Eye-Glasses From _"$2.00 to $10.00

Irom East Point to Cape Beer la a big territory, yet right acroaa this space

Parkman Supplies the Big Majority oi Eye-Glasses

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..°THE LADIES of the Christ- i“ Church. Moatazue. will hold their annual ice cream social on the church lawn on Thursday even- lnE JulY 14th.

..'OOLONEL WALTZ is pretty IJTBBZY. and you all remember what Zue Baughman was at Charlotte- town last l-‘ail. Well come to Ken- sington on the 20th and see them hit it off.

Grand Tea Party

AT 8'1‘. MARGARETS 0N WED. NESDAY, JULY 20TH

in Aid of 8t. Marparefla Church Building Fund

The tea will be held near the site 0t the burned buildings and visi- tors, w-hiie enjoying all the refresh- ments and amusements usual on such occasions will have an oppor- tunity oi‘ seeing pot only the ruins of the church, parochial house and other buildings, but also, in the surround-log country the charred remains of what was once a beau- tiful forest. '

(lome one. come all. Enjoy a good day's outing and help a most wor-

thy cause.

Daylight Robbery In New York 0f $16,000 Gash

NEW YORK, July 12-—Five rob- bers today held up the cashier and assistant cashier. of the Horton ‘ice Cream Company outside the Company's offices on East Twenty Fourth St, and escaped in an sut- omoblle with $16,000 in cash. The iemployees were starting for the bank with the money in a satchel.

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USE GAS MASKS ON OLD BATTLEFiEl-D

OSTEND, Belgium, July. 12-_—-An enormous depot of ammunition left by the Gemiana in l-loutiioulst forest on the old Flanders front, is threatned by a fire in the forest and as a part 0f the ammunition consists of poison gas shells, gas masks are being distributed to the peasants in the surrounding viii- ages. The fire is spreading rapidly ‘owing to the protracted drought

‘toward the centre of the forest, where the depot is located and the - military authorities considered the distribution of the masks as a pre- caution agalnst an explosion releas- ing the deadly gas. l-louthoulst Wood was the scene of some of‘ the bitterest fighting in the war. Held by the Germans, it. was first attacked by the French and later by the British: both attacks were repulsed with enormous losses. The ‘wood was finally captured by the Belgians in October, 1919. ----@o>-i

THEDA BA~RA lN . CANADA . . SMITlHlS COVE, Digby County, N. sr-‘Tllellll Bars, screen star, is honcymooning here. or at least, the villagers thinklio. The motion pic- ture actress was reported in press ilespatches yesterday to have bee-i secretly married to C. J. Brabln. director of her pictures. at Green- wich. Conn., on July 2. A couple known locally as Mr. and Mrs. Bra- bin took a cottage here early this week and have leased it until July 15th.

John l). llociifeller llas llealih at '82

WHITE PLAINS, N. Y., July 12 —Looking the picture of health John D. ltockfeller, today greeted the members of Goldman's Band who visited his estate to help cele-

- brute hie 82nd birthday with wish

that they might all live to his age.

“Boys l hope you will all live to he as old as l am," said Mr. Rocke- feller, "and that you will feel as well as l do now. l have no aches no pains and enjoy rny food."

Mr. Rockefeller wore light grey clothes and tan shoes and did not appear to mind the heat. He in. sisted on shaking hands with every member of the band.

During the two-hour band con cert which followed Mr. Rocke- feller requested that a melody of Southern melodies, ' including "Swanee River," "Old Black Joe," "My Old Kentucky Home," and others, be played. He applauded enthusiastically.

A huge birthday cake surmount- ed by eight large candles. each rep- resenting ten years, and two email ones. with the figure of a golfer in the centre, was cut -by the oil mag- nate after ihe concert. '

Replying to congratulations, Mr. Rockefeller declared:

“You know people are learning

. how and what to eat_ and it won't

be long before doctors will tell us how to prolong life by many years. Why. I have a friend who la 07 years oldisnd he goea down to hie

ibank iii New York three tiniea a

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Einstein's View of ii. S.

BERLIN. July li-Profeesor Albert Einstein. upon his return

from the United ‘States w-day, bad something to say on the "exagge-

rated enthusiasm" which hc de- clares was shown him in America. The famous discoverer of the theory of relativity, which‘ still re- mains more than relatively incom- prehensible to ordinary mortal minds, said:

“This exaggerated enthusiasm for me and my work struck me as being a genuinely and peculiarly American phenomenon. L! I un derstood it right, it was due large- ly to the fact ‘that the people over there are tremendoury boredjfal. more so than is the case with us." Professor Einstein, in‘ an inter view to-day in the Jlotterdani Couront, is quoted as saying that there is little to interest ‘people in America and save them from gen- eral boredom. "Of course," says the scientist, "New York; Boston, Chicago and other big cities have their theatres and concerts, but

with a million population, little cities suffering from terrible pover- iy—pcverty of‘ intellectual things. "Something like the theory of relativity, for instance, is given them with which they can play. They enthuse, they become excited, they argue and discuss with fru- inendcus intensity. "Did it nialic a ridiculous iinpres- sion upon me to observe thclr.ex- ciiemeut ov-er a theory of which they certainly undeistood nothing? ln truth, l found it comic. But at the same lime, it was interest- ing to watch them at their play.

"l firmly believe that it was the very mysterlousness of the idea which they could not grasp that en- chanted them."

World oii Eve 0i Epoclial Events

LONlDON, July" d2——'l‘h.e {world is on the eve of one -of the most epochs! events in history. This is the universal verdict of news- papers and statesmen here follow-- in: President Harding's offer and Britirfli Government's acceptance in connection with holding a Con-l ferenice for the discussion of dis- annarrie-nt and Paloific problems. The scene ifn the House of Com- mons this afternoon when Premier Lloyd George announced Greait Britain's hearty acquiesence -in the proposal was a memorable one. The British Premier spoke to a hushed and crowded Chamber end when he declared that the Govern- ment welcomed such a move and wiould do its utmost to make it a success, there was a crash of cheer-

opindon of old journalists in the Press Gallery was never equalled since the announcement of the Armistice with‘ Germany. " Hon. Lloyd George spoke with an earnestness worthy the moment- ous subject wiitb vvihich he had to

deal and the emphasis which he‘ placed upon the declaration that if a conference fadled it would-not be because the British Empire with- helld its support, left no doubt in the minds of the members of the House as to the Government's sin- cerity.

Zeps to lily Between New York and Pails

"PARIS, July 12.—The dream of travelling from Paris to New York by air may be realized before the end of 1922 by the use of Zeppelins on which the French Government lea obtained n. patent.

The first commercial Zeppelin delivered here was the Nordstern. it has been rechristened the Dix- made.

This airship will be used first to

inaugurate an air line from Mar- seilles to Algiers in August, carry- ing on each trip 30 passengers and 5,000 pounds of baggage. The prlceswill be the same af for first- class saloon passage by ship. If this line proves a success the French Government will take etepa to develop a world-wide Zeppelin passenger service, including Algiers to Morocco and Senegal, Paris to Ne w York, Paris to Rio de Janefro. Rigid Zeppelnn. will be used with gas capacity of 150,000 to 376,- (‘00 cubic feet. “

Western Harvest To Start August lst

WINNIPEG, July 12—With the crop eituation promising the ~beat in any year at this date with the except’ of 1019 wheat, harveet- h; in Western Oanadi should commence about the first week in August and be farlrly general a week later, eeye the States Week-

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