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Playboy of the smart set - . without a. care in'the world

. i-lepressible, gay. charm- ing . . . lhls audacious adven- turer was a man among men and a lion with women. En- tirely dlflerent . . . entertmn- ment as delightful and invig- orating as a day at the lfiviera.

Late Market News

(Canadian Press) MONTREAL, Que, May 20-On the produce and dairy market here today butter prices advanced and potato quotations were irregularly lower while egg and cheese prices held unchanged.

On the butter market, No. 1 finest fresh pasteurized in carlots gained a. quarter of a cent at 20 3-4 to 21 CPHLS a pound. To retailers solids and prints were unchanged at 22 and 23 cents a. pound, respectively. Receipts were 430 boxes.

New No. 1 Florida potatoes to per 160 pound barrel lost 75 cents at $6.25 and No. 2 stock was 50 cents llGlVQl‘ at 4.50. New Brunswick green mountains, in carlots, per eighty pound bag or 90 pounds bulk were imchanged at 60 to 70 cents to re- tailers at 70 to 80 cents per eight-Y pound bag. Now No. 1 Bermudas were imchangcd at. $2.25 per fifty pound box. Prince Edward Island whites were quoted at B0 to B5 CERT-S P91‘ 93 pounds and Quebec whites were 60 to '10 cents per eighty pounds- Carlot. prices of fresh Ontario and Prairie eggs were unchanged extras being quoted at 21 to 22 cents, firsts at 18 cents and seconds at; 15 cents a. dozen. British Cohuribia fresh ex-

changed at 22 to 23 cents and 19 20 cents a dozen respectively. Quo tions to retailers were unchanged. ceipts were 7,908 cases.

Ontario cheese was unchanged

cheese was quoted et 9 1-4 cents pound. Receipts were 372 boxes.

egg markets continue to display steady tendency although there

prevailing.

18; seconds 15, delivered, in free cos

grade.

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LITTLE POND SCHOOL

The following is the standing of the pupils of Little Pond School for the month of April:—

Grade X-1, Kathleen MacDonald; 2, Joseph MacDonald; 3. 3991-1195 Steele.

ZION

Grade III iJm-l, Francis Mac- Donald; 2, Gladys Blackett. Grade II—1, Carus Blackett; Hazel Blackctt; old.

Majority for Zion 100 pins.

l-ligh single H. Rodd, 274 pins.

By winning theabove match Zion are winners of "A” Section and will play winners 0f "8" Section for

2. 3, Clara MacDon-

Grade 1 ma. Marv Tassel; 2. championship-

Birt Blackett.

NGrade Ifagclgggléiemames Jenkins; 2, SAVED BY A Cowi TAIL Dfmflfl -

LONDON, May 20.—(Brltlsh Unit- ed Presw-l-low a cow saved his life during a fire at his farm is told by Robert Bruce, an Aberdeenehire far- mer. Endeavoring to save his live- stock, Bruce became exhausted and collapsed, but in falling he succeed- ed in grasping the tail of one of the cows, which was dashing madly from the flame ridden building. He was thus pulled to safety.

Grade I (c)--1, Eugene and Lloyd MacDonald.

Highest average in Senior Grades, John D. MacDonald.

Highest average in Junior Grades, Caries Blockctt.

Perfect attendance: __ Beatrice Steele, Kathleen MacDonald, Edna. Dingwell, James MacDonald, Joan MacDonald, John MacDonald, Gladys Blackett, Francis M. MacDonald, Caries Blackett, Blrt Blackett, Han- cls J. MacDonald, Edward MacDon- ald, Cathleen MacDonald, Mary Mac- Donald.

Teacher-Mabel M. Keefe.

(Patriot please copy)

He: Darling, I'm afraid we'll have to manage differently. I'm not making expenses.

She: Now, don't you won-y. You just go on with your work and Ill make exnencu -

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Also LAUREL- HARDY Comedy \ V" Illclnloeyfnwlnz: brain‘:

you rather bfi-o loll- er, indultrloul citizen whoa; llfe novel-war- led from day to d1)‘. eul- fered poverty or furni- chip-or, n MUDDY-I"- dcvll-Iuay-"JP"

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tras and firsts in carlots were un-

9 3-4 to 10 cents a. pound and Quebec OTTAWA, Ont., May 20—Ca.nadian

some indication of demand dropping ofi’ slightly at the higher prices now

TORONTO-The demand for eggs here is a. little less keen today and the market is about steady. Brokers are making sales of graded Ontario shipments at: extras 20 to 21 firsts

MONTREAL-Egg receipts here to- day were 7,908 cases as compared to 2,942 cases for the corresponding day last year. The market is firm under» good demand. The sale of Prairie eggs is reported at. extras 21; firsts 18; seconds 15. &livered. Extras are scarce and carlot shippers are now asking as hlzh as 23 cents for this.

CHICAGO-Spot 17 1-4; May fresh l9 5-8; November refrigerators 28 1-8

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la Ferriero of Silver Plains, whilst ihc proprietor slept. About a round of buckshot, the one droppc

the juvenile court.

ed Pressl-A daily toll of 500 injuries

figures just issued by the Home Of-

the non-fatal accidents approxim- ately eighty per cent. 1n London alone 58,708 people were killed or injured during 1930. .i________ ANIII-TORPEDO INVENTION

LONDON, May 20.-(Britlsh United Press) — An interesting invention, which may have fur-reaching effects

monstretcd to the King of Belgiumf

flcer, Major Von Rolleghem, who claims that he has discovered a means of protecting warships from torpedoes. Later he will send his models to be examined by the French Ministry of the Navy, and l‘ is re-

ported that the British Board of Hg asked a passerby who the P. E I. “Olpltll. trade has also requested him to show deceased was, and was told a prom- "—- his invention here. inent railway official had died Mf- Wlllll‘ 1'- Bfll’. "hi? M! N!!!

By means of his special apparatus, s Major Von Rollcghem declares that he can protect the man-o‘-war by q causing the explosion of torpedo be- fore it roaches its objective, and also by altering the course of the missile.

“FINGER PRINTS”

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for a. second lowing. But when Cutlibcrt, with the

— 500 ACCIDENTS A DAY LONDON, May 20.-—(Bi‘ii.ish Unit-

of which 20 are fatal, is taken on the roads of Grcat Britain; according to

gasoline engine, the mast ls 76 feet ihlgh. on naval warfare, is shortly to be de- ispeed hour. Although originally designed by it is stated, by a Belgian artillery of- “British engineers, the "iron horse"

was made mobile by U. S. Naval ex-

iicw, when waiting for a connection at a Junction station, he walked in- to town and saw e blggish funeral.

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SHOOTS AND CAPTURES BA.\'DITS

Herc are two sturdy French-Canadian brothers, Cuthber‘: and William Manitoba. Bandits. robbed their filling station the robbers returned gun, greeted them with d. shzl in the thigh. The other escaped Rebekah Lodge at steuurwn. N. B., and was iatcr picked up by Winnipeg suburban police and turned over to

a u-cck later

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Von Rollcghcm will of course de- monstatc his invention with reduced models.

._____.______ LEARN TO FLY IN 3 MONTHS

LONDON, May 20.—(British Unit- , ed Prcss)-—To turn out qualified “pilots in three months is the aim of ‘a new flying school which is being opened with the approval of the Air Ministry at Humble, Southampton. The school is staffed with ex-officers of the R. A. F‘. and will give complete flying instruction on land Jlld sea. Navigation, meteorology, wireless, 'the theory of flight and aircraft, en- gine construction, the study oi para- . chutes as well as practiced flying are among the studies on the curriculum. The price for the full course will be

Grade IX-l, Angelo. Campbell. o’ Ramse """' “o f3: ma

Gracie VIII-l, Hilda Blackett; 2, G’ Ymmg m m 125 Deaths by ‘lira-i ‘wcidellis B" Momc and Walter MacDonald. 3' W~ E- G°55 ----~ 395 4 274 mounting yearly, the report showed, David MacDonald; 4, Francis Mac-in‘ Rodd 17o 1 6 220 609 “m” puopies being kmed last’ Donald; 5, Marguerite Blackett. E‘ G055 254 143 year than i“ 1929' and 1'16? more

Grade v1_1' John D. MacDonald; -—' “- "z than in 1928. The number killed in 2‘ James MacDonald; 3y Edna m“? 1°49 393 95° 1930 was 7,305, while the number in- weu Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2820 Juyed was 177,395 The“ kmed 1n.

Gmdc v_1’ Edward and John A] TRINITY cluded 3,722 pedestrians and among “McDonald, 2‘ Vincent Campbell. 3}, N. J. Clow 190 325 169 those injured were 71,155 pedestrians. Gladys Jmkjm P. Downe 179 169 171 Private cars were responsible for

Grade Iv_,, Joan MuDomfld; 2' H. Craig .... 200 215 188 1,882 deaths and 55,540 injuries. Mo- cmhlecn MacDonald. 3’ Dena T“- G. Tooinbs ...... 170 214 223 tor-cycles were held responsible for “,1, 4‘ Joseph MacKenz1e_ Low Score ...... 140 125 139 2,054 fatal accidents.

Grade III-1, Mary MacKenzle and —— -—— -—— About ninety per cent of‘ the fatal $1. 790- Mary MucDonak/i. (equal); 2' John 879 951 890 accidents last. yeur were caused by MacDonald; 3, Kenneth Blackett, Total . . . . . . . . . . 2720 mechanically driven vehicles, and of

______________ NEW DIOORING MAST FIT

AKRON, 0., ay 20. (U.P.)-A gmm,

imcvablc mooring most to drag the

mammoth dlrigible "Akron" in and out of the Godoyear-Zcppclln cor- poretion oirdcck has been tested and

pronounced fit.

Powered with a 240-horsepower weighs 200 tons and attains full

in locomotion at two miles per

_._._____.____ A railway official ls fond of telling

uddenly.

"What was the complaint?" he ueried.

"Oh, no complaint,“ came the answer. "Everybody is per-

.:_¢. m, m. m. 26...... 52¢,

All.

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Screendom’: D are devil Cowboy will sweep you o" your feet with his thrillil; o! hcrsemanshlP 1 Red-blooded drama with

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1930-31.

Many friends of Miss Edna. Harris regret to learn of her illness 1n the

a patient in the st. John Senator-l lum for sometime, returned to Char- lottetown yesterday to receive fur- ther treatment at the new Senator-l lum here. Mr. Boer is coming hero by oer with his fetus-

mlnion. He reports conditions on the Island very favourable as compared

with conditions in the other provin- oes.

$1.25.

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‘Herbert. City tllent. A good time.

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Braid and Ansel Brim at 81-98.

GET YOUR EARLY SEED POTA- TOES at Carter's Seed Store. 4757-5-21-31.

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Georgetown and Sturgeon Services Sunday, May 24th, Georgetown ll n. m. and 7 p. m. Sturgeon 2.30 p. in. Rev. C. U. lvilcNevin, PBSWI’.

BEAUTIFUL NEW LINE of Lad- ies and children's Jantzen and I-Iol- lywood bathing suits. 4679-5-21-21

PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES as follows for May 24th: Marshfield at 11 u. m.; Highfield at 3 p. m.; Mt. Stewart at 7 o'clock. Dr. M. E. Genge, Pastor.

SPECIAL VALUE 1n ladies’ bloom- ers and step-ins-39c and 59 cents.

4679-5-21-21

SUNDAY SERVICE5—Mr. Philip Bears will hold Church service in

‘Gedt-rilljuardian

NEW SHIPMENT of Lldhl’ Hits

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jonight at Consolidated School, Mt.

4015-5-21 SPECIAL LINE of Ladies’ Mohair ‘

UNITED crwncu of ‘Canada-

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"REBEPTIBN m

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A ‘reception in honour of Bishop

mwaam, Joseph A. 0'Sullivan was held yes-

terday afternoon in St. Joseph's Convent Hall. Five hundred pupils i attended. As the Bishop entered the

lhall, which was beautifully decomt- .

ed with papal colours and with ferns, he was greeted by a chorus in Latin, "Vivat Pastor Venus." He was then presented with a basket of roses by eight little girls, each of whom said a few words of welcome. After a chorus in English, an address was? read by Miss Eileen O'Neill to which f Bishop O‘Sullive.n feellngly replied] thanking the children for their pres- entation. Beautiful though the flow~ ere were, he said, even more beau- tiful to him were the smiling feces of the children. He had heard so much about Prince Edward Island that he thought he must have been sent here to find out if it were all true.

Bishop O‘Sullivan was accom- panied by Monsignor .1. c. Meum V. 6., Monsignor Maurice McDonald. Rev. A. J. McIntyre, Rev. J. -' Hlnchey, Rev. J. J. Flahaven, 1:

MilltowrrHall, Sabbath 24th at 2.30 ‘P. D1.

FIRST SUMMER DAY-The‘ tem- perature. 72. Yesterday was the high-

est TBBISH-Yld so far this season. A i so“

south westerly breeze with ed Pressl-The largest private dock

Hogan, Rev. Bernard Gillie.

LARGEST PRIVATE DOCK OPENS

Joseph McGreel, C. SS. B., Rev.

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Have you enough I ‘ e Life Insurance?

No matter how large or how small your tstatqi .

heavy deductionl before it reaches your wile o: Doctore, nurses, hospitals, undertakers, l to mention succession duties, if the e ‘- able, will reduce the net amount payable to your h . by anything from 10% to 259 m‘

on Take your pencil and try a simple sum i

Billlcr ily,

uaifll an actual case as an example: n an-lhmeiiq , Typical Case My cm Total face value of all my life inuunnce - policiel ....... ..; ........................................... .. $5,000 " ted value of my rul ante, neuritic: lndotherucete. ...... ..... ..... . .'.. $2,000 Total... ., 37,000 Lac 15%;: iudbtedabove... ..'.... ‘$1,050 .. Teal came (net) .................... .. $5.950 s. . _ , , “*-*-~\L Invfied in good neuritis It: 5% thin lhouid yidd my family an annual in- oomeul .. .. $297.50 3 IS IT ENOUGH? Fill in and mail the attached coupe”,- ‘SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY O F C A N A D A mun orricl Mon-rm“

Place lend me your pamphlet, "le It Enough P", gdvemsed

. Name (Mn, Mn. or Mien).

Date of Birth...“

LONDON, May 20.-(Brli.lsh Unit-

d bright, warm smwhme was an ,n_ in the world, costing over live mull-lg centive to all who look to a lighter “on dollars‘ has been Opened on me Enmqcvflygm-nu-aa-"nm-a-..».......-....................1UQ,;, change of clothing at this time of m,“ nlersey‘ I ‘ I

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WOOD ISLANDS services in the

ian Endeavor at 7 p. m., Subject, “The lacking element in many lives.“ D. A. .Yeo, Student Pastor.

stages of the tide. be able to unload their cargoes at the very doors of the factory, and take away manufactured week“ inspecting the advanced r 881s“ the markets of the world.

ON INSPECTION TRIlL-MI‘. Wll. liam Hunter, of‘ Hamilton, Ont., who has been on the Island for the past

tratlon dairy bulls eligible for A and AA 6185585. left yesterday morning for Truro. Mr. Hunter is an official of the Federal Department of Agri-

vllltllre. and travels all over the Do- Press-fix new record for crab ma“: athons-a mile in three and one half i years-has been set by one of the; species called “Neptunus Pelagines."l This ancient crustacean, who began‘ 111s life in the Red Sea, has just been SOCIAL GATHERING _ Alpha reported to have arrived Rebekah Lodge. m. 1o 1. o. o. n, held a very enjoyable social at the 0105c of the day evening. We"? Played and refreshments serv- ed. All are Pleasure to the

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"Ruler meeting ‘rues- Bfidxe and Auction

100111!!! forward with District Meetings

which are to be June, when the Lodges on the ‘this city. The

W“! 515° be Dre-sent and all are look- inil forward to time.

current issue of the College yesterday, 65ml! number of this students‘ 011ml ever Published. A great ber o! the articles are of general in- terest, the editorials are i-pnszmcggve and provocative of thought, and the stories are pithy and humorous. Each dfpartment is indicative of the inter- ests, ideals, and life of the at Prince of Wales. A special feature of the number is the photograph 5nd biographical sketches of the of the graduating class, thirty-one in number. An article oi’ special interest to alumini is 5°11" by D- Eflxar shnw. K. 0-. de- scriptlve of life in "Old Prince of Wales," The Alumni column is also of particular interest containing as it does sketches of a. numbe of for- mer P. W. C. students who became prominent in public life. Descriptive of general student activities were arti cles on the Students Christian Mbve- rnent, the Debating society, and ath- letics. Short stories, o. number of which

Mics Hue! Home, Milton, hu re- turned to her home. after spending the past week visiting her sister, Mrs. Arthur Clarke of this Oity.

held about the 9th different Rebekah Island will meal; 1n Degree staff from the

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THE pounce TIMES _ Th5

Prince of Wales "T911138". which appeared L! P97118418 the most int‘.r- peri- num-

students IIIGIIIDGI‘:

final "Truth and Dr. Ander-

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tion of the dream of Lord Lover-

hulme, who, 27 years ago, bou Presbyterian Church for May 24th acres of waste land along Wm be as usual, wood Islands at u bed of the Mersey and recl a“ m” Sunday school at m a‘ m‘; hundred acres on which now stand!‘

, Wood Islands East at a p. m., Chrlst- mwms’ “'°“""““'s “m” ‘mysw

Slaidh This journey, which he made onmnse to v a t e Suez Canal, took twent -nlne A years. The distance is 101% nllles. ‘dessert salad or as an appetizer?‘

In comparison with this the »'na.il's speed, which is roughly 26 miles e year ,ls positively breath-taking.

The progress of this Columbus of crabs who was especially marked at the beginning of the race 29 years ago, has been carefully vazched by devoted naturalists, announced its safe arrival in the Mediterranean. Of course, Neptunus P. had lots of good allbls to explain his .elay, such as sea currents and larger and more l 1811161015 crabs looking for their clin- nersl

MARITIME CO-OPERATIVE

Sackville, N. B., with representatives from the three Maritime Provinces present. The committee met to make

two day convention to be held at Mt. Allison University on July 2nd and 3rd when the annual meetings of the Maritime Shipping Board and the Maritime Egg Exchange will be held. Prominent speakers on (to-operation and other subjects have been ar- ranged for and provision has been made for the entertainment of a

discuss the agricultural problems of the Maritime Provinces.

Freddy: “I'm waiting for d-daddy to c-come home. me with an ear-ache.

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rem vi o wlermfih o . ganewtéklgbttfiugt treatment.

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This great new dock is the realiza-

intercst. Oi’ course, when you nrclblended. then mix with the calm;

entertaining. something a bit. out of1Arrange on cold plates and p1“

wharis and docks. the ordinary is always attractive to ‘b58585- Of grapefruit on top. 0n.