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78y Guardian's Special Wlrel ALDERSHOT, England, Aug. 15.- The touring Australian cricketers who opcii the last and decisive test match with England Saturday. today

defeated the army team by six

wickets, but continued batting for u while longer for practice. It was a one-day match.

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A plot of good ls-nd in lsiea-sant sur- roundings is the first important step. If not really to build at once you can grow vegetables more than enough to pay the interest and taxes. Don't forget that $20.00 rent per mmth amounts to $2400.00 in ten years and $50.00 $6,000.00 in the same time not including interest. Our lots are rea- sonable in price. in beautiful loc- ation. Good lots are getting scarce and higher priced. We are arrang- ing with the City Council to have School Street extended right through to our Avenue leading to our residence. It is our intention to plant ornamental trees on each 51d" of this street which will make a Ill]: Avenue in a few years.

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N. B. Mountie Leads Maritime Forces At Shoot

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Royal Canadian Mounted Police- man, Sex-gt. J. D. O'Connell of Fredericton, led the Maritime-i for-

Canada Rifle Association.

The mountie tied with {our oth- ers for honors in the Life Members match over 1,000 yards. the longest

for the silver medal, emblematic of the event.

Three Saint John women were entered in the MacDonald Brier, second only to the featured Gover-

morley places.

Mrs. Neal J. Dow, wife of Lieut. Dow, noted cadet coach and Blsley shot, scored 48 at 300 yardsbut slipped badly on the final test at

weakened on the longer relay. Mrs. K. Bonnell was the other Marl- tme woman entrant. , Lieut. Dow scored 65 in the Moc- Donald, P. McCabe. Charlottetown, 65, Capt. L. I-"etterelv. 65 and Q. M. S. C. Moore, Saint John. 65. In the Life Members event, Capt. Slenwlecz, Saint John. had 44 and Pte. P. M‘. Bourne, Saint John 45

Five Tie F0 r Honors In L ife Members Shoot

(C. P. By Guardian's Special Wire)

CONNAUGI-IT RIFLE RANGES. South March. Ont, Aug. 15-Firing over 1,000 yards, longest and hard- est range, five crack Canadian marksman tied for honors today in the life members match at the an- nual meeting of the Dominion of Canada Rifle Asociation.

While the targets shlmmered in a mirage, the quintette turned in cards of 49, one short of possible. Perfect scores on the 1,000-yard butts are rare, and even five with 492s brought words of praise from veterans.

Manitoba, Ontario and New Brunswick will be represented in the shoot-off for the silver medal. The five, Maj. W, H, Mayhew, Wln- nipeg, Sergt. W. C. Morrish and S.M.I. Jack Trainer, both of Tor-

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Best showing of the contingent of Imperial Cadets, from the public schools of England. at the meetings was made by Licut. C. H. Lewis, of London, Eng., who headed o. list of nine with scores of 48,

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ces today in competitions in the annual meeting of the Dominion of

and most, exacting range here. the

quintette will shoot off tomorrow

nor Generals but all failed to gain

600 Mrs. W. Wetmoie had a 47 0n the 300 yard butts, but also

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SERVICE m run CHURCH 0F CHRIST, Brsdalbsne. on blindly. August 1am at m0 P. M. Wm. o. Qulgley, Mmister. b8661-

BEADALBANE AND ROSE VAL- LEY Congregational Tea on Rriday. Previous reputation for good chick- en, meats, salads will be sustained- Tickew 40c and 20c. Rblindflbolll swing. Sports. Games. 11-8563-

CHURCH or SCOTLAND-Rev. Ewen MaoDoulzsll, Saturday 18th. Stanchel at 7.30, Sabbath 19th. Sum- merside 10.30. Cape ‘Traverse at 3 P. M. and DeSabIe at 7 P. M.

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Ronald Colman Now In Famed Pllziyt’

i Millions Acquainted With Mil-ster-

piece in Book and Play Form

Ronald Colman

dual lxilss of "'11:.-

today.

In its original play form, one of

the most successful mclodramas the world has ever seen was made out of the strange human story of two men lvliu so closely resembled each other lhat neither wife nor mistress could be sure.

Two Leading Women

Elissa Landi, who brought so much lvalrlnth and vitality to “The Sign of the Cross," and Juliette Compton have the feminine leads with Colmarrs dual roles. David.

in the famous lvfasquerader" comes to (he Prince Edward Theatre

Appearing “The Masquerader” The Prince Edward

Torrance, I-lalliwell Hobbes, Creigh- in the cast.

production of the English melo- drama a bright modern setting. The background for its human drama is the labor uprisings and the political crisis that are the headlines of London today. Howard Estabrook adapted the play to the screen: it is based on John Hunter Booths dra- matization of the novel by Kather- ine Cecil Thurston.

In his direction of "The Mas- querader," Richard Wallace has made it a successor to his impress- ive roster that includes such notable megaphone achievements as "Seven Days‘ Leave," “Tomorrow and To- morrow," "Shopworn Angel" and "The Right to Love.”

‘Sleepers East” At The Capitol

“Sleepers East“ based on the story by Frederick Novel, which has been widely read looks like a fast moving, interest holding action drama, which opened yesterday at the Capitol for the week cud run oi three days.

Wynne GibSOll, Preston Fioster and Harvey Stephens with Mons Barrie and Suzanne Karen head the cast; who are all aboard the fast express train and Foster is trying to bring

important trial. With night club, trail and court room scenes "Sleep- crs East" will give action fans plenty of entertainment. Also Richard Tal- madge, “the Man who knows no fear" in the eighth chapter of the serial, "Pirate Treasure" and Car- toon. Oswald the lucky rabbit tn “Chllkeu Reel."

Men Best Bosses Declares Expert

NEW YORK, Aug. 16.—1C. P.‘- Mzlrrlngcs in which the wife is boss go on the rocks more often than those in which the male dominates, Dr. Paul Popenoe, director of the Institute of Family Relations, re- ponczl recently otter a survey of 3.000 married couples.

"Partnerships 1n which the hus- band and lvlfc are on a 50-50 basis have the best chance." Dr. Popenoe said. “Fhcy turn ollt well 87 per emit of the time-but they are an almost hopclcsrlly unrcnlizeableideai, oven for most college people."

Of the mnli-bossed marriages studied. 61 per cent were reported successful. The felicity score fell to 47 pol" cent in cases where Madame WAS Llle head 0f the house.

An interesting sldclight on the re. scorch conducted under the pro- fessors direction was that quarrel- ling over family finances was a unl- vcrsal complaint in homes from ghéch happiness was found to have

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New Brunswick Man Kiiled In Car Crash

EDMUNDSTON, N, B., Aug. 14- Ourc more death struck at travel- lers nu New Brunswick highways, lYvhi-llc Rene Dubc of St. Lconards, N. B., \\‘ilS klllcri in an accident nenr his homo, town early tonight. Dobe was an occupant of a light car driven by Poul Dllpos which COlll(‘l"Cl"\\’liil n frult truck nu a shnrp lllru a few miles outside St. LQQIIIIITIX

Edmund Clizlmberiand. Maine. anoihrr occupant of the ciellth car. is in hospital with Dupos. the driver. Dupos, however. will be able tn rolllru to his home in the morning, while the condition of Chrlmbcrinnd is not considered ser-

us.

The driver of the truck was un- injured.

ECCENTRIC LEFT IIOARD OF $60,000

NFliV YORK. Alltl. lFr-Witll $60,- 000 carefully honrdcrl in savings bank. Lillian Rnsenfvlt. GO-ven-r-old eccentric. lived in two cluttered hasrmont rooms shr- obtained rent free most. of tho time by pleading poverty and made hr": meals from scraps taken from dumblvniters and rcstllrnut tables.

The size of her ostnlc was re- vealed to-day in an accounting fyled by hcr sister. Dolls. Rasenfelt. her sole survivor. who said that Lillian in some way unknown to hcr had pyramided $16,000 bequeathed hcr b1,’ their father.

Lillian Rosrnfrit dmd myster-

Wynnc Gibson as key witness at an ~

Bermudians Visit

visit to Shedlsc. where they are the guests of friends, John D. B. Talbot, Secretary Treasurer o1 Ham- ilton and a member of the Ber- muda Legislature. with Ma's. Tal- bot, expressed their pleasure at be- ing once more in this seaside town. Speaking with regard to conditions in Bermuda, Mr. Talbot stated bus- iness is much better. The tourist season last winter, he remarked. was one of the best that island col- ony had experienced within recent years and there was also a notable improvement in trade. He said the Canadian National Steamships ser- vice between Canads. and Bermuda and the British West Indies has given an impetus to trade between these sections of the British Com- monwealth and has also accom- plished much in popularlzin; the "sun parlor of the Eirlpire" as these colonies have been named as an ideal winter tourist resort for Cun- adians. He also commented upon the larger number of tourists who are finding Bermuda and the British West Indies an ideal summer trip. Mr. and Mrs. Talbot trill remain in shediac ,until the first week in September when they will leave for Bermuda.

“Amos” Enjoys Fish Trips

VANCOUVER. B. C--, Aug. 16- Bronzed and happy Freeman H. Gosden. who is "Amos" to millions of radio fans. arrived in Vancouver from Alaska yesterday morning on board the Canadian National Steamship “Prince George".

"The fishing was fine up there and we had 6. splendid holiday” remarked the young marl of many voices. He is enroutc to San Fran- cisco following a vacation which took him from 00110880 to Jasper National Park where he stayed at Jasper Park Lodge and on to Alaska via Prince Rupert.

That. Amos is a very democratic person in the flesh as well as on the air was evidenced by the fact that lmony of his fellow passengers nre carrying home his autograph written on their dinner menus. Mrs. Gosden who vacatloncrl with him left the boat at Prince Rupert to g0 directly home by rail. Sh‘: arrives in Winnipeg today.

THINK Poirsu-sicfunsc" FORIERUNNER or cvll.

NORWICH, Aug, 16-Fear of a gipsyfis curse is to-dny compelling many n housewife to keep hcr doors locked and bolted.

The scalding of s Norwich wom- an's foot by the overturning of a boiling kettle started the scare, "It was the gipsyls "curse." said this Woman. "that mndo the kettle fall over. She cursed me when I shut the door on her, and the next min- uto the boiling water poured all over my foot.“

The story spread, and this house- wives st first paid the gipsy ped- dlers three or tour times the value of the goods they offered.

Then the gipsics. who are sur- rounding the town in caravans, be- came bolder in their demands and muttered thneais of o curse if the demands were not met. "If you shut your door on a slimy you will bc for- ever cursed," they sold.

After hearing this for some days. Nozfwich hollsewlvrs have become almost afraid to answer the door. LITTLE RELICS FOUND

0F ANCIENT SACRIFICE

Amines .Algcria_Aug.l6~Bul'n-

ed bones of children believed sacri- ficed for the Goddess Tanlt, virgin

iousiy July 26, 1013. indirectly from her Pfission for hoarding money- Uniess necessary, she would not pay for fond. That dny she grabbed ftsom a table in o restaurant two rools. One was Ilfllf eaten‘ It con- tained poi-tin, inserted by Henry Jrlllnek, 5i. who commitecd suicide. Two hours inter, Miss Itosenfelt

cavntlons on the site of the Tcmplc of Tsnit in the ancient city. Ho said i some of the bfmes ‘were of babies a few months old. Some others b0-

Quecn of the Moon and Heavens.

have been unearthed at Carthage

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VACCINATIOM-Parents are re- minded that pupils whom they are sending to the City School-s for the first time cannot attend without having a certificate of successful vaccination. The present is a most suitable time to have vaccinations attended to.

THE PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND TEACHERS‘ FEDERATION will hold their Local Conventions as fol- lows: Hunter River. August 27. Mount Stewart. August 28. Uigg, August 29. Charlottetown, August 30. Souris. August 31. Summerside, Sep- tember 4. OLeary, September 5. Tig- nlsh, September 6. L-8563.

HOUSE BURNEII-Mr. Moses Doucette, Wheatley River, lost his dwelling house by fire on Thursday morning from a spark from the flue, it is thoughLBefore help could reach the farm the fire had made such headway that only a small portion of the furniture could be saved.

BAPTIST CHURCH SERVICES.- Sunday, August 19th. A. G. Crows, Pastor. Eight members of the B, Y, P. U, of Highfield Baptist Church, Moncton, N. 8., will have charge of the services. 10.45 A. M. Central Bedeque. Children's Story- Dorothy Mitten. Address-Ford Keith. 11.45 A. M. Sunday School. 7.30 PM. Freetown. Address “Know- ing Christ“, Mis Johnson. Address. "Serving Christ", Barnell Steeves. Address, “Accepting Christ“ Corey Smith. Special music at both servic- es by thc Highfield Y. P. Male Quartette. L-8598.

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APPR ECIATION

We all liked Brookside Inn at North Rustico with Miss Plneau's delicious meals and the friendly sur- roundings. WILLIAM F. MEYER,

Haelrensaelr, N. J. L-8594.

11v MEMFIEIAM

'I'hel‘c passed away to her eternal reward, at the home of her daugh- ter, Mrs. William Cousins, Kensing- ton, Mrs. John H. Pnynter, widow of the late John H. Paynter, who pre- deceased her five years ago. Mrs. Pzlyntcr was the last surv- iviug member of a family of nine children, of the late Mr. and Mrs. George Godfrey, North Wiltshlre. Her many deeds of kirtdness and charity will be rcmemberedl and her family have lost a kind and loving mother. She took an active part in church work and was a member of the Womcns Missionary Society, and s. regular attendant at Church. She loaves to mourn her loss, three daughters, lvlrs. W. H. Cousins, Ken. slngtnn; Mrs. Alden Moose, New An- nnn, and Mrs. John A. Johnson, Margatc. The funeral was hold on fiidgy afternoon, August 10th from St. Marks Church, Kensington and was largely attended.