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-i' i i ~ . owucumnlm . Government Control

Controls “ALBERTA PROVINCIAL POLICE

ilfhe Public Forum _

This oolumn Ia open for the

discussion by correspondents of questions of Interest. Tho Charlottetown aunt-dish go" M! necessarily endorse tho °lilnlona of correspondents.

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As stated byf my." rlmioleilioie books, etc.. of the church are in my possession until further arrange- ments are made.

Again. let me assure the public that the views exprosed in St. -PauI's pill-pit are not those of the majority of the congregation.

iPIease print the attached-letter.

Yours faithfully, C. H. B. LONGWORTH. (EncIosure.) June 13, 1927-

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_ H _ CHARLOTTETOWN i1! Bllfi,g;'1k¢)ll‘67zlp8red

MASS IVIEETING I . AT THE

Prince Edward Theatre ON .

Branttord Big Butt ‘ J ‘ Slates

' p vlde a root oi double and triple

' , malchleu beauty and life. long protection-

,Branti'orcl Bi Butts also give a

shadow line-o ding greatly to the

ANNUAL REPORT 1926

ii-I. IR. Stewart, Esq. Secretary Vestry iSt. Paul's Church. Charlottetown.

Dear Sir,—4I beg to inform you

IS MR. sAUNDER$ smcengr

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311'.—\V1Zth' reference to the Rev, Mr. Mobeoda letter. ll have to say

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I - - _ . . The foliowlrl I t t f th I ' o . ,1 charm and distinction of your home. m“! l w“ Inwfmed by a certain that il have been asked hy -Mr. the Amer-ta Provlnncialanmflicrafo trlim t “m” report M z 2 th! fl‘. i B6118 "WWI. eltra thickness and gamma“ In "I5 Pfesellce 0f ‘111811y George iDeBiois to audit the 'uc- ' ' e r e p“ year‘ ' I 111 ,. weigwlt are ‘in the part Elpoggd 1° 111° ‘w era. that he had asked the Rev. , counts of ISt. -Paul's -Church to date. “During 1926 we prosecuted 1077 cases and obtained 8-00 l). M. msiizchstszegothlzcgaayrio inches, _ sllflafilrfligllls “cvlflhslr "he thOIIBI" ' This I have done. and l have found I000 convictions. There was a decrease of 34 cases under . _ v h _ M ‘l. I _ \' Ha'reD“Bd mm h‘? didilififlggnlélili; the game (gm-rem, the number of y. _cutlons entered In i925, The fines im- . , i ~ f d R a, I c ms M113 5111111111318 Md told ‘Hm (tile v Mr. DeBloIa has handed me the posed amounted to $1225.00. There were 92 jail sentence; E v . B?!" °" °° "I °~i uni“!- Rev v1 v1 1 hooks and also the securities of the imposed and the estimated value of the liquor sent-to the i Brantford, Ontario 9| run-oh Pb9ivecrx1enog])ltt.1(111t 1 Ilf lctiluiii: 1 church and they are now 1n my vendors 1s $41297 5° z I j . _ 1 i .uro,,gi- '- " > i ‘i 1 Beer and Wines If‘ P hiblti ‘I’°“”°"‘°“- . .' . , v| i . v but mm he was gm"; to :3“ on Th“ Wm also nomy the Vestry i-rhere ls very little bootlegging atLthe present time in o 1 u - plank on wilich he thought he 001111110‘ my resignation as auditor ol‘ st. "W P'°V""=¢i =11“ 1 tmd that the iwblw serve"! ARE ‘i . i‘ -- be elevated. Paul's Church from this dull; and zgiéblligfisig Sllvvlal-IE u: mglogiviarion WHEREAS. SPEAKERS 0F CANADA l have seen ni .nt' -. y” I would ask your Vestry to appoint I R HE ACT, IT WAS VERY ' i; " ‘ o and he is ready gnu iifilllxiltigttciihiifolrh some other party to take over the 1 gégigzTO OBTAIN. There is A MARKED INCREASE IN 1 WILL ADDRESS THE ELECTORS OF CHARLOTTETOWN 0N _ _- Ify ihis stutemeit 1i 11,, 1, k‘ 1 11- 1 9111118111, l OT FOR THE LAW. Under Prohibition, the l i, ' \ , _ _. ‘If U"? ‘Rey- M11‘. (ICSII‘€J~I,O:OII(:I ‘Ilhliflfaflfslil lgilllllllllrlrllyi June ’ P°Ii<== ippeared to be almost alone in their efforts to cn- I I d ' I ' 5.1.. WaraIwuII-CIN er-rh- Carritto ‘can. an , Llmlead, my "lforlllelllii mime l will only ‘ I8, 1927. ‘em i1; "We inseam! at that time to be a general lite- ' m , fl, B. i - as Wator Blurb“ B... 11.: 23 d 0rd’ Row. be t00 pleased to colulnullicute hi! i Yours truly, \ , abroad that it was “smart" to circumvent the law and get Q . _ Bliufl :1 “l- f- - _ F _ "l" l!» "-5- name to him_ personally, I was; c, 1-1. 5, LiOiNGwORTl-l, ' a drink oi- a bottle of whiskey. There has, been a little 1 u e 1i} Stock Carrie , n ormntlfln urnlahsd and Sgrvica given [his informal-on ill 800"‘ Auditor, smuggling, particularly from Fernie B. C. taking liquor ‘ r“- on Brantford Roofing rendered by faith and s0 far as il um (eonl-erued’ -<o->____ through to Montana. Two or three‘ loads ‘were captured ,1. Fennell 8L CITDHdIOF, Limited - - a. - aolglllhéltmigiiynéléilxllillglilzntfloiidtfluth as APPEAL FROM COUNTRY m, cars and 1111,10,- being conflwamd, 1,1,1 m": 1, Very .‘ Her Remaining ‘Meetings This week are as Follows: p‘, _ _ _ , ‘~ VOT um f t I th t . s ' ‘m ~ - l . - _ . - Charlottetown, P. E. l. I am. Fm‘. etc, _._ ,, freigh‘: clargobrl‘: th: in: orgies Ilizuglgoiiigg fvdmulyelrni: g ST. PETERS. June 16th. i ,’ - lt- PooledzThompson, Ltd. — MOhtfigLlfi Po E» l- Charlottetown fiAcigiggNALo,‘ Sir_,—In view lit’ tllc BDIWOIIIZIIIIIK to Montana is going through the other way by means of “ggn/ELEAJUQ: 17m‘ 1 ‘I - ' '- “EIIGCIIOIII l] shlouid Iyililrel tomboy‘ hi)“; “p; 3M1 m, rallway; Th", 1s m, 111,111,; m" 1h," 15 . B D L N .June 18th. Y ~~ ;-_ 58118111 11 I16 T I" BT-PC ° some illicit manufacture o_f liquor in the more remote parts l e - - i- “OUR DISNPPEARTNG FonEsTsmQfueiens Iis théattiesineifor [the P1211131; o; 11,, prqylnce 1,1,5 very yew cqmplamg; have be," re. :1 Evérybfldy Invited t0 Hfiar This Gifted 1 , o remer ewar n vew o i‘ d h 111i 1 , PR'EsBvT-|.E:y|g: wn°v1g°°lgs°efi°mff a‘); aqjaifl‘; past record and ill expectation of 4 “we upon ‘ e n c“ Mann,“ u" of Moonshine" W0man Speaker NORTH b“ A; 511d lkaThg I“ 1c at ‘SiIZ-iln a recent editorial zi Qllhflhls carrying out the. splendid pint, We have co-operated in every way with the Lidhor i ‘ ' hgfhsgeiglceslilvgs‘ otkehghsorder I190 lldfiwflliallel‘ Bflidi lfnrm he is submitting t0 the elect-i. Commissioner and he and his staff have reciprocated- :18“ H“ a Mauae °f Pamcma’ Impwuue *° EV"? WM"!!! V9"?- Sunday Muy 29th is a day "ions At the morning service Messrs: 1mzilglerlnybetifmelntihuesti-repzzt a: loxjate‘ We me pleased regardills‘ K 1o 1,9 remembered by the members George lBowness. ‘Wm. Faber. E. moot active branch y(paper) ls :Z;§;;;;13;‘"““w,°‘.,,5‘;°..,§,§'“.‘;?;*‘;,‘:;i1~~~~~~~~~~~~~~i~»~»~~~~~~-~»»»-+++t

MoKillnon and Albert l-luestis. all of Summerslde sang two beautiful quartettes—<one entitled "The way"

aud adherents ol the Presbyterian congregation at Tryou. _ Oil that date their benlutiful

put before us. wo are inclined to ask ourselves If our resour- ces will hold out very long und-

ihibitiou has been a delusion and a 1snare aiidithe revelations made by the detectives. Tile conditions,

or INTEREST HERE'.—A pros-l; perous farmer ill the vicinity of;

Central Guardian Political Meetings.

stored ill lilem by the Prince Ed- nini-il It-Iiillld Church ‘Properly 90m‘ mission Board was re-opened»

11 u. IIl~ and one at 7 p.ni., both 0' which were conducted iby Rev. R» IIcnsli-y Stavert, clerk of the Pres- hytei-y 0i if’. E. Island.

A: ilie morning service Mr. Stav-

Thompsou is the organist.

At the evening service “Rev- M. Scott ‘ Fulton. moderator oi’ the

nlaikin-g the i-servlces of

llrcdiytery of P-- E. island was D"!- sucll ll splendid success.

i tiPili iind after haviii-g broughl: the prcviillgs oi‘ I'l‘l'><II)yi6l‘IflIIlI of Tryoll, gaiveran spiriiig address.

future of the work is, bright.

church, which had recently been re-slde cross" and the other entitled “Just oiutside the lDoor". Miss Milr- iei Lea, also of lSnmlmlerslide was the accompanist. The hymns at the Tlieri- were two services, one rlliniorning service, and the. ‘hymns and voluntarles sli. il=he evening hier- vice were specially rendered ‘by the local choir, oi which Miss Blanche

The milsic by iboth the Shimmer-

rri spoke on tho suibjjcctfilcver- side quarlette and the local choir i-nce" and In the evening on “Ser- called out many words o-f praise i-it-ii“, and cominliendatiou.

The ‘Presbyterians of Tryon are very igrzillefillll to all who assisted lu 1'12: was: woods any "time (luring the past nous Presbytery to tlicof the Sunday School ‘Is going on ill-splendidly and the outlook for the

or this Intensive exploitation. We have the assurance of the administration in the Province of Quebec that the annual cut ls smaller than the annual

iottetown, they are prevalent in ‘a more or less acute fornl through- 1out the other province. Olle of ille worst influences of the prohibi- ilmWi-Ib 0W‘ iIlII-‘iiiwl is U191? ltion law is in creating drunkards "9"! fil/OPBNGJ’ lollt oi otherwise good young peo- The doubt expressed liy the Ofll-‘ple. Some of your readers may to;- in the ilhflve IS far 1110M IYIIEI“WIGII to know how this II-I possible. ligent and honest tliun the "fl-SHIII" and I need enlighten them only ance" given lby the udllliuistrution. by reminding them that before tile nallraely. “that the annual cut i8 prohibition law came into force smaller than the annual growth". people here did not know the least uEvery well-informed forester thing about the way to make mooii- who haisi been In the Ciilladiansiline and illfferelit kinds of spirit- Iiquors. Now-a-days young two or three years knows that lilepenple, even children In their teens annual growth is now fur more can manufacture mooni-iilirle and ‘than wiped olut by wind-full uicllc, different kinds oi‘ spirituous liq- while ‘in addition to losses from ilol-s, they drink It just us they

Temperance Alliance Meetings’.

~ Under the ‘Ausplcea oi

will be Addressed by the Speakers Listed Below as Follows: Friday, June 17:

(Irnnvllle, FFIIIILY, 17lII—ROV. Jo Iiii Cobllrii. Summerflold Hall-Rev. Archibald Sutherland. Wood Island Church-Rev. H. R. Grant, D. D. Kenslnpton -Strsnd—Rov. .H. E. Thomas, D. D, Cable Head SchooI—Mr. W. E. Bentley, K. -C. MartinvaIe-Rav. A. A. MacLsod.

Saturday, June 18:

Vlotorla Hail, 8.30 p. m.—l-'to\'!._ John Coburn.

Lot 11 ‘I-Iall—Rev. H. R- ‘Grant.

Murray Harbor =HaIl—Rov.ArchIbald Sutherland. Rose Vallloy Hall-Rev. A-A, MacLood. -

Emeraid Hall-Mr. W. E. Bentley. K. C.

All meetings at 8.00 o'clock unless otherwise advertised.

1 Maritime Eiectriitffiompaliy, Limited, ELECTRIC POWER RATE. '

The Public Ia cordially invited.

THE TEMPERANCE ALLIANCE QF ‘PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

7048

wind there is tilc iauorinolls lilssupleuse Iuying ‘tile folludutioil for occasioned by insects. iungi nlldidrllukards ill iilis 1irovill0e. Think fire lto be accounted for us well dslihls mutter over before i-i1stinir an normous and sleudiii IIIf'I‘I.‘I'IH-vy(1lll'. vote and iilerc will lc no 111g 3111111111 c111,. y {doubt you will vote for (loverll- ‘It does, not require expert ikll(l\\'- nlelii (Jillltroi. It is Vi'l‘y IIIIIIJj ied-ge to appreciate the fuel. iliitihvortliy that ilirougli the general- 1119 1361;1- expfegggd 1g well roundedibreiikilil: ol‘ tile Prollibilioil Luw an-d tliait, under present i-oildliiilnsflrflllbelfl I111‘ I111‘- flihel‘ 111W" I-‘i he" our forest TOSOLIFCQH wiii, us ilieicmllilli: every iiey more ilflilllrclll- 1.10m George 1:_ (11111111111 g1, 1e1-uely1Pcopiia lllillk nothing oi‘ lire-tilting expressed 1i ".101," 1,1. 1111i 11 11113111- lIIt‘. Inw Ioduy uiiil just. usniiii-ll 01.1.31 ' -’zll1iilli ]l(!]Il‘]II1l‘IIIl.§ l1|(i(EI1'](!iUl‘I’1]itI afllllii-‘i ‘Reforestation ul. this Iuio iluicjivlell vii e1 111,111 (f 1i’ 1111 1-_-~ ‘=1 11"“ '§.°..‘i‘§.i“‘2-i1‘.‘i.i‘;i.3121“ ::'.1:"':::*.3: not avail the present geueru onq - - ~ i _' The seedlings lwe are 1ilunliilg lo- hm’ (nigger eleiitilggéfi-‘iqi day will tirke orty ti sixty yours ' g - * 1O reach even ,p11111w§,n,1 Hm, 111111_thereiore as a lutliel" ulid one who a” m" P"*“"‘ “"51" y“ ‘*“““1Ili“i“.8i’é‘2§ iiifiliiniii $1f‘..2i1“‘$f;‘i..ii1

I - i v I ‘ g1l1séglllfafmryslrifllsfofl? m? tIlc (i vel-liment candidates in cannot prolong the life oi’ lflilll‘ pre-litléirqeliilellvur to straighten out milt. sent vast pulp and paper liillfltfy. "‘ for one day. - 1 The Canadian people niust not uij low themselves to be deceived i111" believing that the reduction in fora est tire iioss diurinig the past. tilrefl seasons is wlholiy due to our ilk; creased preventative measures, Illil1 (By British United Press) v rather to faivorsbie weulher condib‘ LONDQN. M1119 14. -—A herd Off ions. (if? extremely hazardous IiI‘I¥;\'I'II(I elephants recently It"! 011i "i

n

goose come in cycles of four oljiiallen ‘Iiurniiulg tree and preventedj five years-The next really dry

I am. Sir. etc, A Voter in Third District Queen's. ~_--_--{O-§

Elephant “Firemeif

your a terrible forest fire In th TfilViIIl-j

however, are not peculiar to Cilur- i

SCOTTISH GATHERING Vernon Bridge, Jilly 20th,

A MEETING ni‘ all officers of 1st I’. E. I. Med. Bde. C. A, will be held in tile Drill Hall this evening at 7-30. ilnportuut.

ON THE AIR TONIGHT AT 8.30. —-iSh0rt iliIdresi-les by Messrs [lou- ulil McKInlloii. George DeBlnis. William Mornll, Cliff Conrail and Mrs. Andrew blurphy.

MEETING oi‘ Sirnlieiiiorl Park Conlmitice tonight.

TONIGHT ON THE RADliO.-- Short addresses by Ml‘. Ilollaiil bic- Kinnoll. Ml‘. (tool-go lloBlois. Airs. Aildrew Munpliy. Mr. William Mnrull allil Air. (‘Iiii Coilruil. Ilclzili- lling ut 8.30. Loud speakers on Kent Street uud Sunuysiilii.

THE ANNUAL Vnlrul uiid Plulio Recitals by Pupils oi‘ iProi. W. I-I. Fletcher will bo hold nil lliiiiiiiily. .Iune 20th at 1M5 I’. M. and 7.30 P. M. ill Iieurtz Niililluriill IIuII. (toi- Iciltiqil‘ ll_i doors. Ii) iliiiruy l-xi 1ici1scs. Tlflil-lii-Ill.

CHURCH SERViCES.-.Iuile Ihtii, 1st after Trinity. St. John's, Miitiiil. Silnday School l0 A. M. Morning Prayer 1i A, M, Si. lVIai-ks, llustii-ii. Sunday School 2.15 I‘. M. iidveniug Prayer 3 P. M. Si. Johlrs. Milton. Evening Prayer 7.30. - Prcuchcl‘. Iter. iC. Ii‘. Johnson.

ISLANDERS DOING WELL.- Mr. George Milii-Ilcad, Willi ls u native oi’ Tl-yon, P. E- l.. lives lit Ceres. Calif, which is four miles east of Modesto. lie is a house painter by trade and is doing ronl well. The maiden name of Mrs. Mllirheud was Irlarriet Williams, ilutive of Nebraska. Their family consists of a boy und a girl. Mr

Ceres. Calif, is Mr. Benjamin Mei, Leoil, who is a native of Vernon RIVGI‘ Bridge, P. n. lslulld- ‘lie ieiii home 27 years ago, and has been‘ six years In California. A writei in the Oakland Maple Leaf says: "l,

The Liberal-Co rlscrvative Candi

well, native oi‘ the Noitll nt‘ ircilcqual time.

land, Silo loft three cllllilreil. IIIE; All Meetings at 8 p. m. visited lile Iiiiund twelve y0urs_ i also." ;593il-6-4tIiI 23rd.

2nd. District of Queen’s

dates will meet the Electors at the

following places and dates. to discuss the political Issues of the day:

f°“"“ "II" I"“’°’"I"g hi“ b"; "mp NORTH‘ RIVER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. June 1s

oi figs for the market. He has sev-‘ WHEATLEY RNER _ June 17

crul tons oi‘ that choice edible, bc- NEW GLASGOW _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ' Jung 2°

“m” “my w“ “f M“ H“ "c". MAYFIELD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ' June 21

cuples f1 good home, but Ile lost the‘ HUS-NCO _ _ ’ _ _ _ _ H June 22

"°"‘"1e "i "I" "Ye a "l" =1§° Wm" HUNTER RIVER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. " June 2a

Mrs. McLeod passed away. Her

maiden name was Martha illcEl-i The Opposition Candidates are Invited and will be accorded

L. L, JENKINS, J. H. BUNTAIN.

ON AUTO TRIP.-—MI‘. Percy .l.i_ Proud and family returned homo 'l‘ucsday night from an automobile‘ . . . tliip to ihe United Sttlles—B0stuii,iPfllltlcal New Bediord, Roxbuly, Lexington‘, - , _ ’ and other Ncw England towns. Oil‘ S the trip from Charlottetown Vllti _ Proud was accompanied by llis1

I.'..'.M ‘- .-- . Rfistfllelbmtlrl ,1,?,:31'111]_mmianghifirég;agate? 11H“! zidd1ess the electors a’. - ' ' e is:

Iieiiilers-lon and Mis. MCEHCIIGTII. K110 dyad“), “m8 1.7m uild dilugIiti-r. Returning homo. Mix, 1_~0‘I1 11111111311", 11,11‘ Monday Proud was accompanied by Ilishune 21111, ‘ ’ ' ‘Ilffiiilél’, Lloyd, AIL-ls Bessie Aifielzic; ML 1,161,118“ 111111‘ Iliuesdny, June and Mil-iii -Milry\Wlllie 0i SIIITilII0I‘-1'21111_

side. u i-cceiibgrndiiato of the New; A11 meetings lo he held ht 3 n’~ Filglalid Baptist Ilospital 0i Ilox-‘glopk p,M_ The opposmou 111111111.

2000 miles, reports that the road; Dated this 31st day of May, Ad). from Borden to Chilriilttetolvll lsii1927.

tile worst he met on tllc journey. . (Sgdl- ‘ .I. AUGUSTINE MCDONALD, HOME FOR BURlAL.-—TIle full-l M. W. WOOD-

crul 0i‘ the Iuie James Mat-Kinuoll‘ 5945

whose remains arrived from Boston uu tile 10th inst. accompanied by

Ills mother alld grandson, blallteupohtical -

i-lowaril Traiuor, took iplace Sunday‘

Columbus lHome and was largely n13 tended. The many floral and spiril-1 , 111,1 011191-111“ 1e51111e11 101119 01,199,", The Liberal Conscrvativo candl- 01 me 1186589611 The panbeayersldules will meet the Electors zit the

wele mnlbers 0t‘ the CharlottetownIfonwwlug mime“ 111111 (Ifllfl-‘l, to dis- ’cilss the political

~'i"he Liberal Conservative cnndi-1

bury. MI‘. Proud who drovc tile rarmnzeg 111-9 invltml to be present. 1

the 12th inst from the Knights of’

Political Meetings‘ 2nd District Kingis

The LiberaI-‘Collservatlvo candi- dates will meet the electors of the Sci-and District oi King. at the fol- lowing 1i1ares and dates to discuss political issues of the day.. .

Pcukcs Stniiou . . . . . . . . . . June

fllierry i-Iill .. June, 20 Forrest Hill . .. June 21 Si. Peters-i . .. . . . . . . . .. June 22 Morell . . . . . . . . . . . . . June 23

Liberal candidates are invited Io attend. All meetings at 8 p. m. H. D. McEWEN _ J. B. MacDONALD 7042

iPolitical Meetings 3rd District King's

I The Liberal Conservative candi- iiiites will meet the electors at the following places and dates to dis-

O . l I conEra/tulatlolls to this

411° 9119M? This is less the 50 H the sermon delivered by Rev‘ H’ D “ten! , 16th. lowing places and dates to discuss

I load. then a Minimum Bill zom-Dflgsitigogagi) Ilizllyvlfahgeaglflslglltntlelsts: Raymond and Diluted m your p“? $32.21“ inctzulihe iwh: Md Itiacenudy 8*‘ ""5"'°"" F"‘“Y- J‘"'° m"- mmmal “mm” °' t“ day‘ ~ _ connected load, will 11193111191911 A! 0116 W110 I185 Intended r“ H 1 f 1 he r aw a“ h“ ' 8t. Columns. Monday, Jung 2011,, Murray River . . . . ..:~.'.. June 16th Waiving of Minimum Chsrgir- Pm“ h" ma"? yfifllli lgvtlgh tax”! i ,,‘f1',"°w§, ugqxezszgtgomvsilrllzalzle ‘It’? Kingsboro, Tuesday, June 21, Montague . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ‘June I8 The Minimum Char . ' rim my full earl-evil v e "i -'~“‘ - . Y shuns Wedncsda J 22 a. Murray Harbor Smith -- -- J1me" _ months in o/year. uponihevggmgizigltgzihffii;avlgil1zgrflzi1ff§fl°°“iiz° meats made by Mr. DeBIois. Some 11101111111811» wus- cerds. community, ’ y’ u.“ n Si. Mary's ‘Road, . . . . . June 21 om ' e a n! “g “M dainty '°"°“hm°"“- Liberal Candidates are invitedlo

_ we expeflance we may expect cor district oil‘ Southern India. mflrhead 1s 2] years 1n ("11110111131 0011,1011, K_ of C“ and the“. flag was. _ issues of tile day: = THE REVI8ED RATE FOLLOWING ls EFFECTIVE FROM one‘ OF “w “mi ("eel "m Ctlillld“ ‘mrmg “We "I1"; "e6 ‘"113 111*‘, _- llown at half mast out of reepeetifld°n """ " ~--- 1'1"“ cuss the political Issue of the day: LAST METER REAMNG ‘AND .w1|_1_ AppLY To g11_1_s FOR h" Wei‘ KIWWII- 1°“ ‘;""'l°"n1l'1r1‘“1tled andalteuTgggzsfinmhguTun"l RED CROSSh-The general en- lie leaves to mourn besides his wife €,i:gd'v'1'e'“}' ' ' Jag‘; 2O‘ Cardigan . . . . . . . . . . . .. June 16th . . f the vaslt accumuiai u-l o (e111. s Wfly he i1 - 5 0 1'1 i , . ,1 1‘. J -~ - - ~ Monmgue ,, Jung 17111 MQNTQ-t. 0F JUNE, 1927. gr ._ Lab Se 1 1 uewelope collection In f-OIIIIBCIIOII with i111 “<1 5°"!!- amea and Chafles- Vernon River. Jun 21. ‘ . y, wind-blown trees and the enol house. orelfs I1 to c cur I 1m? t h . e New Perth _ ‘ I _ _ _ _ _ _ __ June 2011‘ , . i. i . Red Cross Cumpaigll will be W0 (111118 iBTB. hiflfy 1111i! Eileen. P01111131 Jung 22, " llllious quantity of I'y naps. and load set the tree on fire and ]e!t. _ , , _ _ . . . . 1 1 n t 8 .1 1h PQWE-R RATE ‘l \.,-1,,1.11i11 11, 1,1,1.“ 1151,11- away istartedcin the City on Prldily nl W0 blowers Ernest OI Dorchesiei- All meetings sturt at 8 o clock ali- An meet n5" 5 fl a °° 0°

WW5” wflmg flash Wm‘ iliass, and Stephen of Los Angeles,

W111 1,1, He. Opposition candidates are Invited.

i . .- - “his Wefik- IEIWBIODBH posing candidates are Invited , _ Applicable ito consumers who can be served from suitable existing 0111' forests are now ilnngnihisly1. The ifire was spreading t0 "lei" 1.1 11, 1,1 1r 1d 0a.. n married sister l 1' t 5‘ d- I . (Bad-l

‘mes’ No hm rendered on this mm o: 1e" than $300 par month. buphentaillne ih come [or ih- (“III-Iggjgixiliglii 329K233 e215 ilrasiiisilliflgfiresllltllltrfil: rzfiirl ifriiasdonforl Eh 11180 hifl ‘mother. Mrs. ‘hi. J?rfl,vll\ag~ ( Sgi-IAW 310M IIJLAN H‘ F- M°PHEE