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The public standard of apnrecla tion of acting and motion pictures is
Covers Prlnoe‘Edward Island Like the Dew
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ia" m,_,5|,,,_ p-..,,¢,a W1, "` " - = 'I 5 A _ B l ‘f»5=°“~'f'~ °°°'°'“ "° °‘°*‘ CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE ls, 1930 s PAGES
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“to come again."
“Heel e"~b»frlotlon» uelli-ered sire.
° ey :uuil cuucae no c. s. A. si.'io.`
- _ _fi _s _ 5 'T' ‘ rn* 'in ‘f A
d 'Career Ended I Missionary
AndHo
spztality _
Impress _Visitorsl
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Representatives Of American A- ?
gricultural Press Delightedi
With Yesterday’s Visit. Milli-
ons Of American Readers Will I
Be Told Of
Deligiuiul lcleudl
Province Tucked Aw-ey lu The l
St. Lawrence Gulf-
lslllce this party has entered the pmnlnion ol Canada it has been one uughtful round of wholesome, hap- py, instructive entertainment and :curl/coils hospitality,” :aid lr. A. C. Everingham. Chicago, ed- igq of the Illinois Farmer, spokes- un yesterday for the American Ag- iicultiuzil Editors Association whose Yslt to this Province greatly en-
hanced the already favorable impres-
sion gathered during five days of in- tensive sightseeing in elle in-mic; centres of Eastern Canada. Particu-_ larly were the visiting journalists lmpreisco with ole cgi-lculiui-el and tourist advantages of the Garden of the Gulf and with the kindness nndl hospitality of its people. Mr. Ever- ingham. voicing the sentiments of the ' Association members at the _ (Continued on page 8)
lNNour~iccMENTs. colvllNc EVENTS. r -MEETINGS, ETC
"Reserve July 3rd for Milton Tea ind Festival.
43334;-ll-12-la-la-le-zo-si.
"R=S°f"P Wednesday. July sth, fer
t Disturbance I
ln Bombay
ispeeill to the Guardlanl
BOMIBAY, June l'l.-The Morsporl
gpirrenriial deluge, today. came to re-
lornwail S. S. Picnic. ` 4543-G-18-li iirlforce the thousand or more gi-med
liter;
"Come an the Ice Cream social at Pownal Hall on Friday evening. June |041- call-6-lr-si
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f'Caven<llsh play to he held in Clinton is cancelled until further no- 'we ____ __ 4450
"Ice Cream Festival at Brackley_ 'l°dr»erd=»v. :use zstn.1r not cue Tlufsdev- 4535-s-la-21.
Ice Cream Festlcal. fishing pond
,lad dance at New Glasgow Road, 'lee flrfl 4406-6-13-la-zl.
"Avonlea Restaurant. Cavendish |“¢!'\. now open Wednesdays and Meets and only arm July lst.
4532-6-18-Zi.
"Roman Line Club loading hogs Ill calves at Albany. Thursday. June lllll, hours i2 till 3. 4528-6-18-21.
"A ple social and dance will be Wil in Armadale School, Thursday "lf-1218. June 19th inst.. Everybody '*1°°m=- ' 4546-o-la-al
"Come to the dance in Eldon Hall lihldai-_ June zoth. in aio cl the Kinross Womens Institute.
4547-6-18-2i
"The annual meeting of the Bel- lut Public Hall will be held lu the lllll on Tuesday, July lst. N. A. G95. -Secretary, at 7.30 p. m.
4402-5-17-3i.
"Reserve Wednesday evening. line llitli for lce Cream Social and Dulce in Elliott Hall, Fairview. If lot fine Thursday, June 19th.
4490-6-17-2i.
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The Tryon Circuit ol the United
Uhllrch ri-.ll hold their picnic on July lflll lwerincsdayi or first. hne day UWM. 4432-e-17-zl.
‘The Mt. stewart ni-amide clue 'lu Present their play “Deacon Dllhbs“ :it St. Peter-'s Bay, Wednesday lllh. st 8.30. come and enjoy a iau3l‘1~
4484-6-17-21.
"Reserve 'ruesi-lay evening. June “Ut for Lawn Party given by U12 Guia ci si. Pauls chiircli. at th; residence of Mrs. li. H. Horne. 130 lim Avenue. else'
“The smiley Bridge players will i Recent their play Wanted-a Wife. gilwley Bridge l-lull. -rucsoiy 11. lot fine Thursday Ju:e 19.
4387-6-12-16-1'!-31
"Notice-See "Sky Hawk" biggest
'soldiers sent to the relief of the som-` l:/ tried Wlice and civil nutihoritlns in the Bombay Dre:iden¢1_ At the same time the' Governn-isnt gave the icleurest l.-.rlicatious that it would 'no longer tolerate the defiance of Viceroy Lord n-wins picketing and .b°vwtt1r_s ordinances by decisively l`€PN&SlI18~ e. disturiberlac in front of one of the leading department stor- ies of Bombay City, where followers of |Mahatsma Ghandi were engaged in 'a demo;-_stratlon. About a damn per- sons were injux-od.With the begir.ni.ng of tba reins it 'wee 2:- lfidcntlally that there would be a lgreat abatement of the open all- u:-i
itlvlties cf the civil disobedience vol-
.`l D
Vernon March. brilliant sculptor_.l
designer of 0rillla‘s Champlainl
llivllilment. who ls dead from pneu- monia. in England, at the age of 35.
Canadian Girl And Fiance Lose
Their Lives
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(Special to the Guardian)
HAMMOND. N. J., Juris li-In
one of the worst automobile accid- ents in the history of the White Horse Pike, followed by one of the most infamous crimes in the hlstoy of the state, a. pretty 20 year old Canadian girl and her fiance lost their lives and thieves took the young womans clothing as she lay dying. While six or seven victims ofa three car motor crash lay either dazed or unconscious on the pike miscreants of the lowest type not only stole their pocketbooks and jewelry, but strip- ped three women of their costly clothing and 'i`ien sped away into the darkness of the nlghtr _
The accident occurred when a car
in which were Violet F. Wright, 20. of Toronto. and her sweetheart, Roy Sanders, 24, cf 132 Seventh Ave.. Haddon Heights, was struck by a car driven by Joseph Gorskey of Atlan-_ tic City on the White Horse Pike at Lawside. less than two miles from the home of Sanders, with whose parents Miss Wright had been stay- ing preparing for her wedding next
stripped the dress from Miss Wright
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KBNORA. Ont.. June l'l.-I-lon.,
crew of the railway car ferry Prince
tain employes, mainly omcers and to be “Wad on ,M “muh”
| "Many of these countries have in recent months greatly
i Fight For Us
Hon. R- B. Bennett’s Vigorous De-
Made To Blast The Way For Our Trade, Not Kept For The Benefit Of Foreign Cotultries
W
The following extract from Hon. R. B. Bennett’s speech|`
shows the robust faith he has in the effectiveness of tariffs, when properly directed, and not manipulated from Wash-I ington as is the case with Mr. Mackenzie King in office: l
“What will the Conservative Government do to help you?
Listen carefully- all you who rightly ask for facts and re-; suits, listen, you agriculturists from the west and all the other parts of Canada. You have been taught to mock ati tariffs and applaud free trade. Tell me, when did free trade] fight for you? You say our tariffs are only for the manu-I' facturers; I will make them fight for you as well. I will use them to blast a way into the markets that have been closed to you. ‘
v“In the past few years the Government. of Mr. Mackenzie
King has carried out what it calls “Most favored nation" treaty, by which the manufactured goods of other nations secured entry into our markets at minimum rates of duties- treaties with France, treaties with Germany, treaties with italy, treaties with all the nations of the world. There are fifty grades, I think, of them in all.
Foreign Tariff Increases.
raised their duties on natural products from Canada. For, instance, listen to these words: The duty on wheat Ito" France, 95 cents 'a bushel; Italy, 87.15 cents per bushel; Ger- many, 94 cents per bushel. All done within the last few months, increased to that extent, and still a favored natiorl’s treaties with these countries remain and our champagns. and textiles that are entering into Canada in competition with Canadian products-except champagne-are proving greatly to the detriment of Canada and the increase of the Canadian unemployment and the hardship to Canadian workmen.
“When we have the power I will undertake a complete
reconsideration of these treaties and if they cannot be am- ended so as to afford to our. agricultural products more favorable terms, I will denounce them; there will be no favor- ed treaty by Canada with any country which imposes re- strictive measureson the exports of our natural products to them. You have my pledge to that. (Applause).
“Moreover recognizing that the marketing of our natur-
al products is a foremost factor in our national welfare, I pledge the organized machinery that they will in co-oper- :1i_“:: with private and provincial agencies permanently es- tablish effective marketing organizations in the countries with which we trade, with these drastic adjustments and im-
th h 1 i 1 h I I bpfovemelstsfto which you are entitled, and with the full em-
;u.~.teers ro some eeks to . 111°” - A-‘ l e \'°fm= ey evese p oymen o our reat trans ortation s st -
Mrsnwhile rel-ieyial of an-22° 1-lu, UH the Pike enethef eel' flriven bvihroader markets, grid will hai; them foryallniirrmu will have B L ’
1o°mmenced_ rrclunteus past* Wbl Robert M. Hueson, 1409 North Broad l ._ _» _ M V _ ase lquor iside of liquor and [anim dom St., Philadelphia, crashed into the'
, wrecked machines ”’"`
shops. “'e"_r°m°`ed in police WH' Before the arrival of stat= pollvlspurred iCana4iia.n Pmsl
and lmmedlltely replaoxl by col- _ ' ' _ l
leagues who in tum were “ks mt from the Berlln barracks thieves I | a OTTAWA, Ont., June 1'l-Thai
I I Miquelon Islands, which are French
custody. I
other than the dmurbanc in and stole her purse. They also stole.
from of the big Europnn d;mn_; the purse of lV.l.rs_ Estelle Gllmol-sl C -- mem st/are Bomb” “_” quiet M N 28. who was riding in I-luesorl's car,l l Wm” P"°°*l lC‘““u*= P””'l distribution base of liquor. partlcu-l ,,u. me m ` land a diamond bracelet and a fur! DUBLIN' msn H* state' ‘mm 17 WASMNGTUN- D- C-- June 17- larly since Canada prohlblted thel ° as mu ry ni l whom "rum, piece. They took tlv pcckct book an;'§‘°“m°“ C°l°l"m Km3‘f°’d smith P"°5ld°“t H°°V°’ md” 93595 th* export of this commodity to coun-f ‘mu mfomed observers today pep’ dress of Miss Lucille Vail 24. of :'20iit1k°5 °“ fmm 11°" 5h°my °n "l "rm bm' Th’ bm '"5 slfmd at tries into which its importation wasl -- _ ,- -- -- -» ~ "‘ '~ - orlen 'ala esupplsw mmed th°m’¢1"°5 5 UV" "Ml-SU-1*! 01| vemgo St PhH,d.1ph.a' the ,Dune trans Atlantic flight project to New" 12 59 30 p m The law ,-¢\~L~,lm me 1 bud b 1 Th lie h,ch‘ 3 bnaks M ‘1°1°m°, occupant of the Sanders cal' driven- York* he ‘rm bf ‘puffed °“ m wc' R °xl'5°l“5 °13m ye” ‘lm "te 5l’“°"“l'° were forn'lel'ly exported from Winch’
` ' lby Gore. ‘cess by 1°” °f 5 gm m Austnullln “‘°" th” ‘ m°“5°“d l“5““°°5 sor. Ont.. to the United States arel _.€.i_. . _
_..___._i_ HG l”5\¢1\1¢5 1121' 1`|l_l'l'10 1191*! l»0dli1 end overhauiing the administrative apparmm. now buns dwg,-led (9 5;'
. i ciily as Miss Powell whom he met features, takes effect at midnight to- pie", Mlm Wm, me ,mm ,hat the.
0 e ` i _ i _ ' _ _ - i
Conclllatlon Q ‘_ last year on a mall boot going out night. Customs officials are prepared “pm Hsu,-es from gamda io thegy
° June Tefm lleenu to Australia. Their romance had the for the rush of ships to reach port islands Show a pug, mc,-,age Ove,-i
brief but compsnionable setting of ~ _ ' _ , . _
NHeenan ~ County C011 rt th~ transoceanic voyag~ Captain' to benefit by the old rates Thev al ‘lan Beard Ig Téafiglgzgll he 3° I
. “ " ~ ~ - ' i x :te , ga ons -
Kingsford smith said tha: lf he sue- so are ready to administer the new on iopcst mm.. M “elm 13511
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and file their cargo papers in time
claration That Tariffs Must Be :
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1 Supreme Court
l Jail And' F alconwood Hospital
Inspected By Grand Jury- Com- mission Gf Mr Justice Saun-
ders Read. Chief Justice Pre- sented With White Gloves-
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The June term of the suplex;-.e szeuarg K, am mmm, ds
Court opened yesterday lrlorrlln.; \v;rll A fendai-lt. The case u-M, allow," his Lordship Chief Justice Mathis-_to szand adlourned tlli 'Piles'
Rev. W. J. R. James. youngl
Church of England clergyman. who: is leaving shortly far Baker Lake tm conduct missionary work among thef Esklmee. su. James, a gfmuste ci‘ this year from Wycliffe college, Tor-| onto, was ordained in a special serv-i
ice at the college chapel. !
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Resignation Of i Prime Minister l
And Cabinetl
I
Egyptian Premier Tend-E ` ers Resignation to King,
Fuad. '
(Special to the Guardian)
CAIRO. Egypt, June 17.-Mustapha ,
Pasha .-Nahas. Prime Minister, todayi
tendered l-il; ou-rl and his cablnet's_' resignation to King Fund. His null- letry was ici-mecl Jin. l 1930, after,
a Waldist wctory ili the general el-{ ections n. few days previous. The re- , slgnetlon was understood to be duel to a conflict between the King andi the cabinet with regard to a proposed I liiu to eifegucro the constitutlenf providing sev:re penalties for vlol-1 ations, l
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Are Becoming The Distribution
possessions off the Newfoundland' coast. are becoming lnreazlngly the
i lts . ~. Cl .
The J ___‘ _ceeded in his life long ambition ef'rates and bureau officials here ex-, month th, exp,-,r¢_~, were 95492 gal.
une term o the Quecneicrosslng the Atlantic they would be poet little confusion ' lens ww,” w me dgpanmem 0;’
Mr. J. A. McDonald for the plain-
mln
SHANG China, .
-A horde:::000 briganginselckgl T ooner Floated
the city of Lin Yang in Central llonan Province killing approx-
iCanadian Plossl
Peter Hcenlrl. Mir.\‘ter of l’.»sbor,r/- C ,_. C. ,I . ed , t d tn. - _ ` ' - '
inounced today that Prof. Herbert L. ` .‘°;r_l £.m3;u°£:;;o,. gina), on mtmed' national revenue show
Stewart. of Dalhousie Unlversltyythe éench _
` S Lal to th G _..-___------l
James mei, xo.. or Moncton. N3.. -ph, nm me W” ,lm 0, _“mes l W ° “Hillel _
md J' L' C°h°“ 1"” 5”" ‘P7’°l“t‘ McCaffrey vs Camiiius Costello and
ed A conciliation board to enquire in- Th” clnuhu' garnished judgment” "° th’ 515W” b°¢“`°°“ the c*“*dl"‘ for lsintifl' I0 and costs for mone
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P ‘ Y C. W.L.Convent1on
N°°i°’"l R"u“"3'° c°mP“W ""3 °°" lent. A new garnished order, directed
imat/eiy 400 men. women and childrm advlcu received here
_ 1-w..rrAx N. s.. Julie l-:__-ri-le
speed champion of the north Atlantic _
I (Canadian Press!
5U'DBUR»*.'_ Ont.. June 1‘i-Educa-
S011. Mr. Justice Arsenzlillt and Ifrf da,-_ June 34 .
Justice Saunders ou the Bench. A]
Grand Jury vvas empalinelled anal ‘ Reference was made by Attomey-n
viaasdadortegsedf by the Chin gelllerral Caglnpbcll to the vBedequ\f
, ln e a ternoon at t.e‘ eep one quxry. A dlflei-erlce be-
second session of the Court brought J tween the subscribers ln the tele# ln its report of the inspection of' phone company had been referred in the Queens County Jall_ and of Fai- i Li Commission for lnqul.ry_ The reporu
conwood Hospital. A pair of u’n-we I of the Commission had been amend. gloves were placed orl the desk of His i cd by the Lieutenant Governor in Lordship slgnlfylng mat there are no Council. The application made by thl crlmlnsl cases to be tried at the Attorney-General ls to make the re-1
present term ,port thus amended a rule of th(
The names of the jul-yrnerl are as ' Supreme Court. It had not been ~pro<
follows: Iposed that the matter might be rea
Samuel A. McLeod. lforelnsn>,,ferred to the Public Utility Boai-d,_
Gavin Harding. James hionsgharl. and the marternstands adjourned til; Robert Anderson. Samuel Kennedy. _ a date to be fixed, in order that this
Ernest Warren. Clarence Reid, Ed- :proposal may be considered.
ward Nicholson, John Colllngs. Bos- __
_ _ _ i well Jenkins, Scott Cairns. GRAND JURYS REPORT ~
ADDRESS T0 GRAND JURY In adresslng the Grand Jury, the! F°l10W11'lE 15 U1! NPO!! 0! tha Chlef Justice remarked that the du-1 Grand JUYY5
ties devolvlng upon that body, on thlsl T0 H15 I-*°l'd5l'U`P
occasion, are unusually light. Thel, Chief ‘7“5“°° Math‘°5°“~ *nd ‘ha Sheriff has placed on the desk at psirl A5f'°°1°°° °’“d~5°- '°f me 5“PWm of white we which from a me tlCourt of Prlnce Edward Island.
~. ~g-us
gl s. n n _ _ V
times have been the emblem of free- f YW" nofdsmpi
dom from crime. as far as bllls of indictments. before the Grand Jury.
are concerned.
As is result of there being no bllh of indictment presented, and llo_ notice falling upon the Jury forl
criminal cases, no Petit Jury has been summoned. A change has taken; place in the manner of calling non- l Jury cases. Formerly a very large pro- 1 portion of these cases, coming before. the Supreme Court. were tried at the term, but now law permits tlle;r‘ being sent up at any time The for-j mer condition often meant a, great, hardship. due to the uncertainty as to when a case might be called for trial, Now non-Jury cases can be called by appointment at any tlrrlci convenient. The duties of the present jury. His'
Lordship stated, are confined to thel inspection of publzc buildings, prin- cipally the yall and the asylum Always the Grand Jury ls charged with the l‘esponsible duty' of making a thorough lnspectlon. Though the
last named lllstltlltzorl has_bcfr_ char- acterized by improvement and steaclir' growth to ci pcm: of noted elllclenc-~. no conslderzitloil of outside lrifcrina- tion. or of good reputation, will les-` sen the rcsponslbllltjr of a careful and thorough l.rlspectlol~l_ The report,
made must be one colislstlrlg of facts l verified by careful llivestlga:lc;i_ as on it iles the security of the mos: help- less part of the population
In the _iall are lmprls'ol'led nslercsll
persons-elevcll pl‘olllh;t.on of:`f;l:icr.<, two for vagrancy four fcr theft, one for assault, and one for contempt of court. The Grand Jury will loot: into
the col~ldlt.on cf ails li~lst:t\l:;ol1 and of the prl.<oners,`anci presell: a report and make recommendatiolms to be placed before the go~.'crnn'lcllt.
Since the Court last met ln Char-
lottetown a change has taken place ln the retirement of ,\ir Justice lids- rard rvho was assistant Judge of the Supreme Court of this Province for nineteen years. I-le has been
replaced by Hon Albert Charles
The members of the Grand Jury]
at this time assembled desire mosct l'leartll_'.' to Join ln the kind sentivl ments of appreciation so flttmgly ex pressed by your Lordship, the Chic; Justice, on the retirement of thd Honourable Frarlczs Longworth Has-rf zard_ from the Supreme Court Bench where his Lordship had served for SJ many years with eminent cllstll~lction.' Il is the fervent wish of members
this Grand Jurl’ that His Lordshl may long be spared to enloy his we earned retirement and to see t.hs'l frultlorl of his labours in the several* spheres ot activity with which he half been so intimately connected in th furtherance of our agricultural on industrial progress and social wel- fare. Tl-ie :.pxi::’.::.::';. of the Hon. Alberh Charles Saunders as successor id the Hollourable Mir Justice Hazzard will. ive assure your Lordships, meet: uzth the approval of all classes of our people in every section ol th;s Pro- vince. The high principles cf integ- rltf: and honour coupled with th! alxllty v'h;c1~l :he Honourable Mr. Sriuuders has shown in public lzfe, are a sufflcxent gual‘ant;_' of his capa- cltj: to perform the du:.es of his high om:-3 mth impartiality and wisdom.
we visited Yslcomood l-Iospiial,
:incl after a tliorough inspection, found e\'el‘}'thlng in a verv satisflcev' tory collciztloll, and ""3 \‘-1Sl’l T0 Wm* pl;mei~.t the l\fedl::d .Superllitendcniil and staff on the splendid manner in
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iCo:~itir.ued on pez! 3# ,
I
Revolution
In Bolivia
:Canadian Presi
EUENOS AlF..ES_ June ll-A ded
:patch to La Nacion today laid I revolution was reported to have been :tarted in Bolivia by Roberto Hinos
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;-1° .- ff-fc
5d“'"d mmd' tm, in the case of Stephen P. Dum'
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7° C°N“57 °°7-N77 months' rent of house. Judgment was,
|\s Jose h Peters. action for one ---_-'
said today.
-- . “vm for gegendmg iiourned till today st ll a. ln.. for fur-
idanadian Press) he ther evidence
ifishing fleet is safe. Lunenburg. heri mm mould be for God md Canml 'mme P°"' is 'lubumt t‘°m'm‘ ‘mm ! when you concentrate on seculsrurn which mad rnmgf °1l:'°° thi! you promote undue nationalism _ uenosegrounc on esoreso _ ph. hu use of Placentia Bs last Thursds f'ave|“mch is one of 9 C e ca S
d ne of t, ‘_ F3115. Joss. Hlnogosa and several follower!
s e M __ i. , sign Clli.an;`rv aan; as L.>=<`s‘:in° len L3 Qmaca whence the despnch Jiidge \vli~l-H' l>~r;<l~u- u--Z Cm' ‘°""“1 “M” “S”
Judge welcome His Loi-dsll.p remark
“'l’l\n¢ pict ii H ' In t cue of J. A. Gesncr vs Brent' - ' Y Y -l . 1 _ ` _ ' _ ----1
"if enpcrl|iir'iit°,lf".il'l"i°/`iie°¢e}i.°l;f` ornrssosio, ri. s.. .mi-ie ir-rr. A. 'WM md c_N_R_C°mpmy g_.,,m,_he,‘ nest at wccel co.. Lto.. vi me 1 place to celebration in the heme we-ni '°"i1:,'§;"dU,M b:;u,;i°};i;_ ed ‘ml ”"' "W" ‘“""“ ‘“° “lm °’
gh" I"'°{1°h River Thunder: A1- mee, oi cause. was named may to _,_ Rob," Nelson ,,,p,,,,d fo, g,m_;Decl¢en¢iorn. wee the next cue. Evi- j of the seeth shore fleet wdev wheel A" p _ th. i “ ’“°'°“ °"°" °’ me °f Ui' V“"Sf":
mllly. Murray River Saturday. m i m°U U' "W mi” *"9* “mf-h rl and best of is img ill-ie of Judgcs who The Weather efC
451 °°m'"t Anmmuh G“y.b°f° on ° “h°°' md ‘dmlmd th" mc “u“'°5'id°n°° W” ‘Wm °n “mu °f tm “rd came from Nnwoundlmd mni entlorl of the Cs‘hollc Womens' ._. c~»-rl of ’
’ ‘ ooniervitive clcieet in tl-lc ieceru el- wg, hom,” elm,-, of ¢`¢¢,,,,,,,,,, pull-itlir and the cue saioumce iilllthe schooner had been di-erred of1|°°“" ' ed h 'wg “"'° 5” °“ “"" 55”” T1* “W .
"Reserve W ctio Mr Rice. who was a member w 5 Th M Q, ¢h d 'the August Court In the meantime 1 the P01ntR°che Iendber by the Gvvt “que "5 mrmauy open en r"{°“' F““°l5 L°“5“°m" Hmard “H TORONTO' ‘mm 17"M°d°"N
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ah for ics creeAXli?is‘l::'t.i;:n:¢'ai‘duxilli la! the provincial legislature from 'Trng ¢;n;d;-lg; evigegxcskxlsn action is to be commenced agoinstiatesmer Arrss and ln tow of the dw' Th' mm “S ‘um by Rt' R'°"( Stand HS H11 exemllie and en llifplre- V WINGS- mwly 1211 M16 “Um-
' S e ~ 'v
W - i - ' » . _ l1d.Bish lS=lt 1-- ec ‘ 'hx' H--l1t'c hi i .t.ss
W _ ornens Institute on Lincoln ,925 to 193g_ W-ul gppqg wglhm an bo", ,Met It Wu further .d_'. thka pmy fm. m mend ut_°n_|,¢“m"_ W” on he, my um” W D J Seo sr op 0 li B ,tion to h‘s suc ssor and tothe ri oe; i. lo t s s ternoon 1 ond'
We lewn~c¢n¢;-gi) R0 ,lg _ » _ Marie. Miss Margaret Jones. Mont- judgeship of the Island The hope has tsmorrou morning at 4.28. iStaudard
' ' Y l' _ _ Duff yesterday chosen lt Antigonieh jouri-led till 28th inst, when additional 111 l-HB “IG °f N- Bltlkhbliry Ltd., dndock at Burin_ There. it was bell ' M1 Jong.
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by the uterus. evidence will be submitted. 0. J. vs Lewis and 0Han1ev.iud¢ment fer Wed In 'lemme'-1°H *wld 'Well ' ~ _ _ _ ,_ _ "_ __ _ __ _ __ _ | _ _
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