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clwlofllst and originator of the phrase “inferiority Complex," died here yestr-rclay after collasping in the strrct. lie was 67 years old.

Dr.Arl1¢‘r. who was associated

with Dr. Sruniund Freud in de- velnpinent ol many of his behav- ori.~1 t.licnric»-, had been lecturing al. /\li"i'<lr~r\ii Ut\ivc!‘~ity on Rsy- t'li'.;;:iilir>loL:_\'_ lit- was picked up

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Shes nothing but an ignorant child :~ ty I :rant \-ou, but a uisipid as . ._ as brook \\'afer. In tart) \'t~ai‘.=.-in fire veniv. what are you _going tn h.i\'e for a wife? Thcre‘.~ nothing there, Bryn Don`t be carried away by ri pretty fiicc You iicvtl 11itcl.i'_-01160. _\'0u need contpaniou.-.liip, you need a wife who is your equal, \\lic under stands your posuioii in thc world

anti can help you carry it off

i\ii ua. ruin; 1 liei

happily. c'iiiipa.~.~ioiinicly. I'm sorry P‘.iar_" lic sunt gently. I`in afraid not I who :im making the mis- take 1ii>nu'_ i“`c. You are not quite fair to Deborah. but we will pass that over. You s\12E€>L Ulm' I l would be lizippy uzth sophi tication and polish. and a xvoman who un- d r_~iaiirl_= my positon and <-:in help _ :uc to t-u:':,v it, oft. 'f`lio.'-e things i nivnn iyitliing, Pilar. l'\'t‘ seen B. ulioliv \‘.'o:'ld l.ii`_ Ui L rl: .--iirii as you i describe. anti not one of tliem has iizranl an_tliing to me. ’I'lic_v're all

Those Heavenly Choirs

The followliui 15 from the C511-

adian Churciuuan. ..

Sir;--'line Chilrchtnan of March llth prniieri a letter 5121100 "IW

choir~man, was nitrst intcrestiY1B- wh.le not able qu;te to equal Mr. .\Iillcr of Sf*-llartnn. N. S., or Mr. }30ye_g_ l".r.i~r c, Ou<.'irio in l'CHl`S Of service. I prc‘.7nni\‘ can ns to num-

ber of chcirg with wliich I sang. Bcuiiiniiiir as a hui: in a Weslelim choir in our ivinritimc Provinces. I Wm; on to pw pm-Cathedral of St. Pf‘te'r`s at. Charliteimvn- P» E- 1_, thence to Holy Trinity Cathedral at Quebec. To St.. Savlour‘s Cathe- dral. Pieterniarit.zh\1r~g. Natal. South Africa: then bark to Can- mln_ singing with C. of E. choirs at Halifax Saint John, and Klllll-<7-Oni and still going at St. Barnabas. Victoria. B. C.

My bmtncr. C. Moore. Ht

_<t~\`i\iit\<-i<'r\\r yours of nite. IS Still .forming at zifm Prer»l1i't<‘r1Hn Cliurcli. Cii.'irloii<\to\\'ii. _

My _wiiiifr \\"f<‘ i'eniark.<: “How

mt-fu] for tpnsc poor congreizatimis that l‘nf_l and still have to listc\i."i Hut. thou that Cliolr Cclcftifil must harp for rcr'rult=, not. onli' b0.\'- f=onrann.<, but new and then a quondani bass or tenor. i

F. W. l.. Moore.

Lt.-Col. tR._L.)

R249 Quadra Street.

Victoria.. B C. _

M'/\Y LEAVE WEARSTDE

`LONDON~Aftr-r piloting Sun-

fif-rifmfi ffwhnll rluh to n 'league championship and victory in the Fjngvllsli Cup in two years. John Cochrane. manager. is cnnsidcrins leading it London team at $10000 a yf»ar.__ __ _______________ _

end gf their association. The feud was ltirizcly (luv to Altlt‘i's content- ion that a physical defect such as a tilseasf-ri organ has a bearnir 011 file mind and cxp`ain.» perilliarititfs of coiitliict. | }~Iowe\'cr. to Canadians Dr. Adler

became fanioiis-or infnmou.--as me peyciiqitiysi who suggested the Dionne Quintuitlcw be Separated-

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nn nnei nil. nun: oil, or cream. Ski-nd nn briwn Duper. poly on hum or said. Heian long the

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"KIIIG DF PAIN"

wliat can he do but fall in love . - -

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alike, Pilar, all cut to a pattern, and a false pattem at that I never knew what it was to be in love until I saw Deborah I never stopped to think what it is that a man really wants out of life I’1l tell you what it is now He wants a gui of his own and then he Wann his own flreslde, and then he wants his son Do you under- stand that Pilar? And when he finds the loveiiest girl in the world, Whoie mind is as pure and sweet F5 D€'b0fHh S. Whose heart is Com- pletely untouched, whose emotions and pciceptions are as delicate as a. flower in spring. and who is ab- Solutely kind and unseifish, Pilar.

with hci? Thats how I feel about Deborah I know she doesrrt love me now, but if I get the time and the opportunity Tm going to do my best to make her love me, and I'm not sine I ce.n’t succeed. even if she is a thousand times too good for me me."

t’I`o be Continued)

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Crop Conditions In

Western Canada

WINNIPEG, May 29-Western

crop conditions continue fairly satisfactory in all sections ex- cept the drought areas of southern Sa.~_knt.chewzui and Alberta. A week ol` widespread cool, showeiy weath- er across the Prairies ext-ending to Swift Current, Shaunavon and Lethbridge characterized this per- iod. Rain in south western Sask- atchewan approximated from one third to one half inch in the Swift Current-Sliaunavon territory to over one inch at Lethbridge. Little relief was afforded south eastern Saskatchewan all point.: in that area urgently requiring more rain.

In Manitoba, central and north-

ern areas received good rains which further improved crop and subsoil moisture conditions. Scat- tered showers in the south following on above normal spring precipi- tation have created a satisfactory crop out'ook at this ddte, accord- ing to the weekly crop report of the department of agriculture Can- adian National Railways, Carman, Vfawnnesa, Hurtney and Cromer _-.ubdivislons in Manitoba report prospects good to excellent with wheat up six inches in some sec- tions, No damage from any source is reported.

From Portage to Dauphin

weather has been cool and cloudy with plenty of moisture for the immediate present. Rossburn sub- division report.; wheat up four inches with good rains since last report and conditions excellent. All subdivisions in southeastern Saskatchewan report cool, cloudy and windy weather with soil drift damage ranging from an estimated 10 per cent to 25 per cent. Light sliowers on the Lampman, Avonlea .ubdivisions were insufficient to in- sure satisfactory growth.

Uneven germination is reported

from many points in this dryer sec- tion, Quappelle subdivision reports emitiitions somewhat improved with damage from roll drift- ing of the previous week consider- ably repaired with good rains over the week end. From rivers through Melville to Watrous showers to heavy rains occurred on May l9th and over the holiday week end.

Northeastern Saskatchewan sim-

ilarly reports showers and cool weather with conditions satisfac- tory for the present. West of Sask- atoon in the Aqulth, Dodsland, Rosetnwn subdivisions. precipita- tion during the week end hu con- siderably improved the outlook. No gras.shopper damage has been re- ported up to this date though con- siderable liutcliiiig is observed in infested areas.

The Prince Albert division re-

CO0K'S lor perfect pictures.

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oxes stolen and the conviction of the parties guilty of the theft .of

Inkerman near Charlottetown, and

A_ H, Ripper, Mt. Edward W. _ De ' Minister ofAgrc ure. H ms' 1.-seo-5-zo-zi.

SNAPSHOTS IN ACTUAL COL-

OR-Somethlng new _that will like- ly become very popular here 0!! P.B.I'. with its beautiful scenery, is the new full-color roll nlm for the "still" cameras with the faster lenses. The nlms are made in all the popular sizes. in London. Eng., and they make the finished trans- parent picture, not merely tint” by hand, but actually in full °°l°1~ The proud owners of nice flower gardens. et-c will doubtlessbewant- ing to have them "taken" at their best blooming season. So fu' as we know, the first person on P. E.I. to use this new roll film is Mr. Gordon Harding of this city. Mr. Harding has one of the fast- est of camera lenses and can take sharp pictures of moving subjects even from a fast moving car, He requests suggestions as to the best views to take in natural color.

ARB! Al\t‘ll’U’l`A'l`ED - Mr. Law-

and sales manager of Rhodes Curry Co., who had his right arm severe- ly injured in a motor accident on

.Monday afternoon underwent an

operation Friday, when it. was found necessary to nmputate his arm above the elbow. Several con- sultations werf-, held by local doc- tors before this drastic action was taken. but owing to the nature of the injury it was felt that there was no chance to save the arm. Mr. Curry‘s hundreds of friends in Amherst and throughout the Marl- time Provinces will regret to hear of his misfortune and extend to him their greatest sympathy. - Amherst News.

WEDDING BELLS-A marriage

of interest to a large circle oi’ friends took place on Tuesday moming, May 25th, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. I-1. Rayner. Green- mount, when their second daugh- ter, Myrtle Bectricc was married to Allison Fulton, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. Owen. Hamilton, P. E. I. in the presence of the immedlatp families. The bride, who is a grad~ uate of the P. E. I. Hospital Char- 10tt€t0WI1. where she. is well and favorably known, was dressed in g navy blue travelling 'suit with matching accessories and made n charming picture as she entered the room to the strains of Lon. engrin played by lVl,;'s. H. H, simp- son. She was given in marriage by

lation will hold its 1937 convention at St. Andrews, N. B., Sept. 7, B and 9, according to an announcement tonight at the annual meeting at the New Brunswick Automobile Association.

many districts and growth is be- ginning to slow up. Wind damage at some points is apparent but not severe. Further rains are required as lands are commencing to dry out. In Alberta. several heavy show- ers have improved the outlook on the Drumheller subdivision from Calgary through Hanna to Klners- ley. Soil drifting damage up to 10 per cent is reported at the latter point. More moisture is necessary to insure satisfactory growth. Grasshoppers are hatching rapid- ly in these areas. Central Alberta received good showers to stop coll drifting and minimize the effects of grasshopper damage. Poison bait is being distributed md the outlook at thi: date is encourag- ing.

Some damage is reported in the

Edmonton division. particularly from Biggar to Wainwright and on the Camrose subdivision where soil drifting occurred. Cutworms have been active in some sections of the Vegrevllle subdivision. Scattered _-tliowcrs have occurred over much of the territory but further rains would be highly beneficial around Vernullon and on the Alliance and Coronado subdivisions. Pence River

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said foxes. which' were taken from I I V- I ' I 4 I I I " '~ the ranches of Herbert W. Platts. _ _ I .

renee T. Curry, secretary treasurer ’

SUPISOSING that six of your neighbors pooled their

savings to provide you with a mortgage loan of

$3,000 on your home . . ;

Then you would have a clear picture of how an

average mortgage loan is made possible through Life Insurance savings. -

To provide funds for a mortgage of $3,000 on

your home, a Life Insurance company requires the accumulated savings of six policyholders.

Today, the savings of policyholders have made

possible an investment of $382,000,000 in first mort- gages on city, town and farm properties in Canada.

Policyholders whose funds are invested in such

mortgage loans are not by any means all wealthy men. On contrary, they are average thrifty individuals who are safeguarding their future by entrusting their savings to Life Insurance. _

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her father the ceremon bein __ ,_ ._ --__,__,, . performed 'by Rev. Wm. yFerme: V _`= ` , * ` _.1 -

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mow the wedding party entered ‘ ' l f z- ‘ » ' -"ff .

th di 'l s‘.=e' S: `." . \‘2".f"5‘.».'=;:;: 2 . ' ' “ ii;-IA: ....1 ..".ifl‘Ei `.l'i}’.”...i’.§§“"‘.“,§f ~ GU*'R_?f3*f??§5f??€§§.i5°?439ie=_-_ -S9* Dointed table. A forge three t-leredi __ _ ‘~ <-~'-

PG oweis and decorated _._\\,, with white bells. The couple was 5.' unattended Followm """

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Wei? Pink and white, Mrs. Owen, SPLENDID PLAY

mother oi’ the groom, poured and -~

serving was the bride's two sisters, The Brookfield P. P. S. presented the Misses Olive and Emily. The their four act play “Oh Susan" ln;

toast to the bride and groom was Brookfield Hall Friday May 21st. iva-2 furnished by Mrs. Everett

proposed by Mr. Rayner and the Mr. Donald McDonald acted as

toast io the assembled guest.: was chairman.

proposed by Mr. Owen. After The following was the Cast:

breakfast the happy couple left by Danvers Meredith, R 3/0\11'\E motor on a short trip, followed by bachelor ivhom his aunt ‘WS en' the best wishes of their families. CI8B»V0urll1g 'L0 marry off. Mf-

On their return they will take up Wesley MCMHII-

restdence in Charlottetown at Mrs. Weatlicrbv. Meredi!.h‘s

which place the groom Ls employ- Aunt, Miss Blanche McPherson.

ed as a department manager at R_ Janet Dalton (Alias Susan). the T, Holmmfs, Ltd, A hos; cf rein- girl Mrs. Weathcrby _iv l s h e d tives and monde wish the young ‘Meredith to marry. Miss Florence

couple every happiness. ‘Paul-

| Two young girls, trying to at-

M,-, F,-any Mm-m|5_ son of A_ A_ tract Mereditlfs attention (M‘ssea and Mrs. Mclnnis, Sourls, who has gen" Mcphersm “Hd JOY”

successfully ed his second ear °°P°’~ _

medical exanpfiisisatlom at Que}en‘s` Mame' ll “ght`f‘“3°"‘l Wung University. Kingston, Ont., is Xlildy Whf’ bwke imc' the Mefedlth

spending a few weeks with Mr. and `h°me' M155 Mmam D°H‘“"

Mrs. J. Clovey and family, Mont-i MIS* Hawkes' Ilousfkecpcr In

real, before ,atm-_ning home for _}_Vl04;1§dit.h home. Miss Edith

the summer months' I Lefty, a light fingered young _

SAINT JOHN N_ Bw May 39__ lman. Mir. Fulton McDonald, L.-175_5_377_4|_ _ L_803_5_27.29.31

The Canadian Good Roads A55°c_ _ Butler in Meredith home, lyk.,

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wedding cake centred the table ffl:-'-r~" ` """;: ::';”T`:'* W "ll"-1"==f»'~-~ ~f ' ' '11 :ff-“=-‘ and the decorations throughout BR/OOKFIELD L. P, S. PRESENT Arthur Paul

WINS 'CHANGE WALK I

Old Soak. a light fingered gentleman, very fond of a. drink, Mr. Robert Mobbs.

Between acts instrumental music,

Holmes. Misses Smith Mr. Arthur Smith and Mr. Fulton McDonald.

The performers were all in fine

(By The Canadian Press) BRIGHTON. England - H. A.

Hake won the Stock Exchangs London to Brighton walk in eight hours. 44 minutes, 44 seconds. He won in 1931. i934 and 1935 and holds the club record for tha

f01'm and each part of the program received heaty applause from a. large and appreciative audience. Congratula/tory remarks were made by many individuals. in one of the largest audiences ever gather in Brookfield Hall.

The sum of fifty one dollars was

rf-alfred. Much credit is due the young people of Brookfield. for their splendid performance.

- Red Cross Gripplod Ghi|dron’s Clinics

Mc' conducted by Dr. Acker gg md

Cross Office. Charlottetown, Tues- day. June lst.

0011756.

France will spend 2,350,000,000 francs for public works this l’€&1’-

We have for sale, retail

or wholesale, a limited quan- tity of registered DITMAR Seed in pound packages.

P.E.I. POTATO GROWERS’ ASSOCIATION

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PEHFECTICH ICE CREAM and

Imperial Tip-Top Cones 'A Delicious Healthy Combination

UIIR HIGH STANDARDS

of cleanliness and our policy of using selected rich sweet cream in

3 the making of our icecream is the

$3 publlc’s guarantee of its Quality.

Our Popular Fruit Brick in the Coronation Package remains on sale. _

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