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Th‘ ‘mmdfl’ The Sea Fight z oi lioofs in the The Wreck i great chariot The Romance l r a c e. t h e 21:5 Trim shouts a n d when, (‘lAShiiIg arms

of thousands

in the small.-

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ui‘ other thrills

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Mill Til-DAY

Think of these Thrills in sound i - The Chariot Race!

COMING V

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SETH PARKER a

“ WAY BACK HOME ”

iFarm Notes

Fliliii drop has occurred. } 0R.\.\'GE$ 1105'!‘ POPFLAR

0f tonne you Will not touch alco- lifilii‘ \

Also-“SHO- r

THAT THE PEOPLE MAY KNOW

(A column of interest to all recording accepted facts and worthy opinions regarding thc place oi’ alcoholic beverages tn

modern life: as well as new! of the progress of the campaign for a "dry" world.)

tSponsored by the Grand Division, Sons of Temperance I’. E. l.

"llOW TO BB FIT"

iFumous sportsmen on the use of alcohol.)

w. w. Wakefield, Olptflifi of England's Rugger Team from 1923 to 1927: "If you take alcohol you cannot be fit."

H. H. McIntosh, President Carn- bridge University Athletic Associa- tion: “It is advisable to drink as little as possible, for liquid only puts on superfluous weight.

l: of any description. For

" Dane 8 Arthur Comedy

MATINEE us m, m. morn‘ 1 c M! m Al") 41°-

stone unturned curse of liquor.

1°, "m, gum, the Cape Breton District Division 0f the 50M 0 TempefnflOQ met in quarterly w- sion in the Orange Hall here to-

night. A feature of the meeting was the imroducti of Brother R. H.

Stavert, a prominent and enthus- isstis temperance worker of Prince Edward Island. The Rev. Mr. Sta- vert gave an address on the tem- perance situation in P. E‘. I. as compared with Nova. Bcotia. De- claring that we must leave no to abolish the

Billy Sunday once said in ad-

dressing an audience on temper- ance he asked the question: then shall we do with the booze business?”

"What

Some one in the audience repli-

a powder mill in booze busi-

“And more, when I am gone I

to win in the

iw m.» m-sz time cu. row-uni "mi ‘mm i: is absolutely unmws” am going to have Neil this wife's

ml" jll'i|'»'1’(l thr- mosi popular." “in? and {mi 8110mm‘ you n" Sony name) take this old hide of mine

U." ipprvs illiiP h.ili":'in held ""““ ‘hwmmi ““"“' “fy °_h““°” °r and make a drum out oilt and have

(‘nnadzfis Fruit Trade mm. tr D1368, to. ca... secvnd 32in)?“ ‘W’ m‘ mm“ M‘ someone so up and down the land

{Lu Yo“ on account of m“ “gm James Mason International and beau“ it "d saying’ Billy’! an”

rrwrzn srvuzs home crop, with bananas third. F A cup Fina} Rekrw “Alcohol you yet!‘

oypnrjs (if mil: to Taken together, these thrcc fruits {éndg m impair muscle‘ work w Mi’. Stfl-Veft ldmfinilhfll hi5

_ _- .,,»., dug; tvm, m account for nearly three-quarters increase m“ ue to 1 km’ m hearers t0 take B H"? 8TH! 0n m‘?

. ,,._. ,,,.. Empirg‘ of Britain's non. fruit CCil- phvsimi perfinéance 25:21 5r d work for tomperancdnnnd 8o with

_ Rfiduqgy on ‘l-‘ruitpaumption. Although i931 saw Onaurancey" 0 e uce W the m“? witbfnew courage Slop

193i" Canada, as in.

in , ‘talk {gust irldcc Inst year as’

I 0.:

nf

mtlvemcnt oi the

m r d ".0 ciup] in Canada Ief: onlyilmwrlfid lll BT89 QUHTIUUBS-

' small qiuntltlcs for ship- .'»' monihs of 1931; r "s from Cilllfldl

l.’1

morths of the year.

1,751 fziilcd by w rmirh l‘ rccorrl sci up in the

the report sintcs.

:u"",

nppps m [he were eaten. .

doubled

drop in total consumption. more bananas, oranges and grapefruit e Imports of peaches very nearly in 1931. Pears were also.

C

itlme during my career when urns tempted be Imcrcstmg “ompaflmns between the M. C C team in South Afri-

COMPARISON ‘WITH GERMANY

. gyiorl horns in Nova ‘ the consumption of fruit in Ger-, cm we were playing at K1mberley_ 11.»! n, were conz-iderab‘._v heavier, many and in the Unzted Kingdom It was a sultry ~~ xnfai rrnportzs from Canada for, are lIiYCn in the rcPOfl- Imports 0T‘ med an the so“ drinks and could a substantial mnrg-in‘ dpplcs into the United Kingdom not quench my thirst‘ n w“ a have increased by 80 per cent. since‘ great tempmuon 589mg the bob 1913, but have fallen. in Germanyues o; by, about and wondering

tnl abstalner. I could not possibly

durance swimmer otherwise."

Mercedes Gleltze, the well known ndurance swimmer: "I am a. to- arry out my profession as an en-

H. Strudwick. “There was one I to take a glass of

er; that was when I was with

day, and I had

and. defer-mitotic fight against evil. T,

ing thQmSCtiOnf the Grand Di an investigation into the alleged use of liquor of members of Local Assembly at the recent clos- lnz of the Legislative.

fliers were in all 13'! visitors and

delegates present from eleven Di- visions. The District Worthy Pat- riarch Duncan McQueen Sydney presided.

from A motion was passed commend-

the executive of on in demanding

the

.2... Trip

rwvo nor-Fri. by walla ‘v1 Mrs. mm run in Baptist School- iatu t l o'clock-

rloofn Monday. ‘x1144 bl amounts nan IlII-A M occurred m sunny Brldn Satur- day morning about 1J0 which t0- tally destroyed the barn and dwell- ing house of Mr. John Qumn- T!" m, am-geq from some unknown cause in the barn and mall!!!

spread to thc hquu. l-ltlwulh ""7

effort was made to 61W lt- N5831- bora salvaged the contents 01 “l! home but in the barn the lws: and pig were burned.

ATTQND; ggggs-Imongs thou who attended the first day's rlcll at Counaught Park, Ottawa. mt moi-my was Mrs. e. o. murvhy. 0f Tignish, P. E. L, who W01! I brown crepe dress with brown shoes and a pretty brown ltrlw hit. BR coat was a fur tflmmed model 0f black. Her sister, M11. E. M. Ahearn. was in black with a black straw hat, Miss Florence Clark was in black with hat to match.

HOLDS RECITAL-Jlho follow- ing clipping will be interesting to relatives and friends here. Miss Gwyendollne Duchemin. daughter of Mr. H. P. Duchemin, K. C, Managing Director of the "Sydney ,Post" and Mrs. Duchemin, whose {degree of Bachelor of Music was conferred at this year's Convocation, ‘by Dalhousle University held her

ed saying, “Regulate m» “Regulate ‘graduation recital at the Halifax it," said Billy, “you might as well try to regulate hell as regulate the ness." No, he said, we must fight it and I intenl to fight it until hell freeze; over and then I shall get a pair of skates and fight it on the ice."

‘Conservatory of Music, on ’I‘uesday evening, June 7th. The Halifax Evening Mail speaks of her as "one of the most brilliant and gifted pupils in pianoforte to have left Else Campbell, Anna MacDonald the Mail says. "was one of excep- tional interest."

PLA!’ A SUC(.‘ESS—OII Tuesday evening June 7th the Indian River Hockey Club presented the play, "Tony the Convict" to a very sp- preciative audience in Indian River hall. The play in itself is one of the best; the manner in which it was presented would incline one to be- lieve that the performers had just arrived from Hollywood. Although the weather man was on his worst

‘behaviour a fair crowd was present. .After the play the following re-

marks were heard generally "Wasn't 'the play grand!" "I v never saw .such specialities" “Too bad it rain- ed" “I'd go to see it again.’ "They should repeat it here." etc, etc, etc. Hearing such expressions I-s these the hockey team will again stage their play in Indian River Hall next Tuesday. The following is the cast of characters: Tony Warren-A many-sided man, having an honest

the conservatory since the days of,

and Evelyn Croweli." The recital,'

nu up twith

moo EfAnti-Knock GAS

McCOLL-FRONTENAC 0IL_ COMPANY, LIMITED.

organ solos to his own accompani- ment on auto harp by Mr. Henry Bridgu was a special feature of the entertainment. The play coupl- ed with the specialities made the entertainment one difficult to equal. It is the intention of the hockey club to present their play and specialities in several places throughout the Province.

N0 DAMAGE --' The ‘firemen quickly responded to alarm. sent in yesterday morning at 11.13, from 139 Woymouth ‘Street. A‘ slight blaze on the extinguished by a few suckers‘ or water. No extensive“ daniagewas done. '

VIBITWG KINGSTON. "The Kingston Ont. Telegraph reads—, Captain and Mrs. R. H. Davidsonl had as their week-end guests M‘ the June Ball, Miss Janet Smith of syi-scuse 1v. Y., Miss Dummy! Plaxton of Toronto, Miss Kay Dickinson Montreal, Min Mildred Harrington, Charlottetown, Capt. L. J. Wiseli of Brandon, Capt. N’. c.

Messrs. Cecil Trainor ‘and Ray- mond Shreenan, Kinkora. were in Summe "' on Saturday evening.

Miss to... McEntee, merino, is

visiting m Freetown, the guest of

‘Mrs. Felix Curley. Mrs. Joseph Murphy. Summer- side, is at present the guest of Mr.

and Mrs. John McCarville, Free-

tcwn._

ilidr. Lawless, of St. John police farce, is visiting his mother, M11. Frill-Oil LIWITQGI, Kinkora, Mid

‘other relatives and friends on

P. E. I.

Mr. and Mrs. Clair Greenan and family, Kinkcra. were, _ g friends in South Freetown on Sun- day. A

Congratulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs. John Johnston, Kin- kora, on the birth of s baby boy on May 20th. E.

NOTICE!

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. ’ CARTERIS

vmmn‘ i» "Ilaaurdh Improved"

Turnip“ Seed

OABTIBIB “KASZABIYB IMPROVED"

and

"MILLPON D" Purple Top

The two beat. SWEDES Produces heavy crops. Good ” - very mooni- m to. AMERICAN MARKETS,

“MILLPOND" for early fall shipping. for winter and EARLY SPRING EXPORT.

P. E. ISLAND GROWN TUBNIPS are becoming more popular in the Boston and other Arnerlo Cities for table use. Buy the Seed from our SEED STORE and our Agents .

o-0-QQ-Q++Q A~ a .,.I_‘.-.~¢...

Q» P‘ i-"sa \.‘\‘&\na:—~_v , "

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Nr-xv record». wlJlQS the

report, considerably‘ heavier in ‘Britain thanmot make any difference, is wrong,

were (‘YOGIOG in 193i {or impJ-rts of in German.“ at 10851’- ffom thé tennis view mnanris, pncripplcs, peaches. ——-i~ l. BOWL"

flangfis grapefruit and straw- SLOWER THAN LAST YEAR

remit“, Over a million more Figures supplied by the current‘ SONS OF TEMPERANCE

atiziches of bananas were imported; nto Britain in 193i than in the‘ orcvious yegir. The v 7i the bnnann imports hos risen to, i3 pm‘ cent, from i5 per cent. ‘our year's ago. largely OWIIIB t0 rxcrcasnri activity in Jamaica.‘ - (y. mo- sends Britain about ' M0000 bunt-hes a year.

"[110 Empire, as a whole, supplied 3.“, pm; c"l1‘_ of ltrziainfls fruit im-‘ us’ 5cm‘, In i930, this pro-i flfi pcr cont. r0 n.

31S

rem-her]

‘issue of the Dominion Live

Stock Market Review show that the move-

Empire sharqment of store stock to country BOHSUXIS 0i the 1878959 Bttendlflu!

points is much slower than it was lart year. For the first twenty] weeks of the year to date 13,586, head of store cattle have beenl shipped to country points as com- pared with 18,329 for the corres-l ponding period last year, while the.’ movement of calves for the same period this year totnllcd 2,027 a5 against 2.322 for liwt Y9“.

h?

A Potatoes

ilavc you lcrtilizcrs to finish you used some fertilizers on

1

potatoes with manure? so. A small application of crop tn saleable size.

W». have only a small quantity of fertilizers lcft in Stork-

Wc can oiTcr you:

-i—'i— ‘l ready mixed at $26.00 per ton

4-8—10 ready mix

, ., ' P i Ed ' d island In om- ton dd“ prod ' 'y.,,s,i,a,'i§'1'ii,o":¢, i-oriicfiiscoiiiit in carload lots of 20

lots or mr. tnnv or more.

Place your order with one of our "d your banker place your order for you or se

0rd cr.

"ISLAND GOODS ron rsmrm onowens."

To gel best results you should do

a

Fertilizers

that field of potatoes? Have the land that you planted to

our fertilizers will bring yo" 9

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NORTH SYDNEY, May 17-

FROZEN tVfLD FDOWERS

An interesting example of the application of refrigeration to in- dustry is afforded in the following itcm which appears in the current issue cf 1,110 COlCi SYOIB-QB NEWS Letter, issued by the Dominion Dairy and Cold Storage Branch:

"A bunch of waratahs, flannel flowers, and native roses arrived in England from Australia recently. They were shipped by Mr. John Shorter, Australian agent for Messrs. John Doulton, of Lambert, to show the English pottery paint- ers the true form and colour of some of Australia's most popifla!‘ native flowers. ‘Typical blooms vlere scleclcd for the purpose, and were placed in a can of water which was frozen by the Fresh Food and Ice Co. Ltd. Afterward. ihc ice block containing the flowers was placed in a wooden box and sent to the liner to be placed in the freezing chamber."

Annual Meeting

The Annual Meeting of the Law Society of Prince Edward Island

this Tour is one of the best buy!

offered to traveller's today.

Add to this the benefit of Mr. Mchareffs wide travelling ex- perience, and his intimate know- ledge of the various places on the itinerary, and one is sure of a most enjoyable trip at a most reasonable cont.

SPRINGVALE SCHOOL

For the month-of May.

Grade VIII.—l, Marjorie Math- caon; 2, Edith McLeod.

Grade VL-l, Ernest Carter; 2, Eileen Younker; 3, Dan Parrish and Earl McNeil (equalht. Sterling Mc- Leod.

Grade V.—1, Millar Matheson; 2, Ruby Scntner; 3, Jean Sentner; 4, Finlay McLeod.

Grade IV.—-1, Heath Johnston; 2, Kathleen Carter; 3, Elva Sentner; t, Irene Parrish.

Grade TIL-i, Lorna Crabbe; 2, Phyllis McNeill; 3, Ovid Dollar; t, Florence Coles.

Grade II.—1, Kenneth McDon- aid; 2, Aleitha McSwee i; 3. Dannie Coles.

Grade I.—-l, Lloyd McDonald; 2, Ralph Gillispie.

Perfect attendance: Ernest Car- ter, Dan Parrish, Eileen Younker, Kathleen Carter, Heath Johnston, Lorna Crabbe, Ovid Dollar, Flor- ence Colcl, Kenneth McDonald, Lloyd McDonald, Ralph Gillisplc.

Carolyn Fraser, teacher.

sure in being disagreeable-Marion Simpson; JacksonJIhc Negro Footman—Wllfred I-Ieckbcrt: Sally -With a. soul above hash-Glen Heckbert. Between the acts ma. Chester Simpson rendered beauti- fully a solo, Messrs. Hart Abbott and Henry Bridges sang comic songs. Mr. John Cmzier, step danc- ed and performed acrobatic stunts. The applause given to the special- tles ceased only when the artists

by Messrs Charles Tupiin and John Heckbcrt, vfolln, Mr. Henry Bridges, bones, Mrs. Chester simpson, ac- companist. A rendition of mouth

High-Strung Girls

Grateful sestirnony to the Way Dr. Williams‘ Pink Pills Tide Them Over Danger Period

"My daugh-

swn tor, at 13, was a

the Picture thin, nervous child, 24 lbs.

"f Halt-h underweight _.

I lave her Dr.

W 11w’ . with the result that now. at 18. aha is a healthy lively rlrl." Writes Mrs. o. stoop.‘

son, Winnipeg.

Jean J. Brown, Calgary, writes: "When I was 11 years old, I hm g nervous ‘or skdown. Had to be pug to bed. Mother knew about Dr. Wi]. liams‘ Pink Pills and at once start- ed to give them to ma. After taking three boxes I was myself again. Mother thinks thcra is no mediums like Pink Pills for rundown, high_ Itrllns girls.’ '

Dont let anaemia rob you grow.

Emerald

Mr. George Dwason, Augustine Cove, was a visitor to Emerald ‘Thursday last.

On Thursday evening, June 2nd, the Wellington Centre Dramatic Club presented their four-act com-

apeared in answer tn an encore.‘ Instrumental music was rendered ‘n. . end", to than tum‘ p",-

larrangement of scenery. Mr. Em- imat McNeiil capably presided. Be-

edy drama. “The Road to the City," , in Emerald Hall before a very large audience. The pQflflfmjncfl

and to those responsible for the

tween the acts several good Qpgglgl. tics were put on, including instru- mental music, step-dances, a solo, a chorus and a comical sketch, all of which were encored. The cast of characters was as follows: Rob- ert Darnell, a country doctor, John E. Cameron; Richard ‘ James, a clever thief, Emmet McNeil]; Jud Jenkins, engaged to Toto, David Reeves; John James, Richard's Hther. Wallace Ramsay: Duke, the detective. Philip Lucky; Jet Bah. dcrson, a country girl, Laura ma; Toto Lee. Jet's cousin, Mrs. George Cameron; Lilly Morton, a city girl, Maryii’. Cameron; Mrs. Sanderson, Jet's mother, Mrs. D. Reeves; Marie, Jet's maid, Mrs. Wsllice Ramsay. After the play dancing was enjoyed by all.

Mr. Daniel Mstheson has return.

gations on the Sunday previous. IRA M. BROWN. Secretary ‘heunrer.

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Fox Feed Price List SPECIAL CASH‘ PRICES

BEEF CIIEEKS . . . Per lb. 4340 BEEF HEARTS ' .. Per lb. U60 BBBF TBJPE ........ Per lb. 35in

aaar TBIMMINGS roi- ih- 5c nusr mvan rei- n». so uoass ma’: . roi- lb. mo roux Liven PQX’ lb. mo

rououn mmivnuos POI‘ n». mo wsasrmn man Per lb. also

CREDIT‘ REGULAR PRICES. \ Prloea Lab. Charlottetown Oflwtl"

:1 )l‘r=\'.'\li.‘§ ' .1 A flfily‘ TPCOTfl m Ilie imports ofibv over 40 per cent. Similarly-ii! they would help me. In refusing heart beneath his maxed coat- m“ °' “m” cm E‘ MU ANNUAL manrmo I & 00' n rcsh fruit into rhc UniiedvKmZdOm‘ the Unwed Kmgdm" 15 110W 1m". this I won my biggest victory." Han Abbott; weary wnyswknu WM‘ “"7399- GQN- G- H- Cflmll- g ____ > was set. up in 1931 Britzilns frulbportlng 80 per cent. more peals, w_ '13 Tudor, American Tenn“ ,- .. ll 5911 651811? Ind DI‘. Lanirtm of The Annual Meeting of the I. E. i l‘ . » h . n: . ' l. henchmen, u» tired m work— H mo r. Protestant c. hanalo will m. ’ ,, ~11 rout-lied raimnhno, the hghesorhhh before t e “Rf. blgltnfirlma genius. “I am a total abstainer t 01v O8 cm, mp1,,“ y“, BgmIgy-Knrd '"“ “‘ held in st. Paul's Parish mu. i ,,,,,_,,,,,, 7, .-,-.~, m recorded. Bu‘, mhcilgh-rrade returns show Pm lllwvase vflfrom alcohol." hear,“ and vmdctwkouv" iii ma” “m,” chmomwm_ on . ortcd mfirf‘, she ate less. only 8 per cent. On the otherl Jack Hobbs, famous cricket“: N h t t Bums; Phmp wuburwn_A new lib‘. W. O. Fyfe was a passenger lhum.’ "um," “n, 23"] on“- r v . “ ' = l o‘ “y? firs?‘ “:":.:;1;::“;$l.§“@::""Y *°'""~"“ ...‘*":":"*....""":i:.: ‘.2 “:2. cm» M» y» z L‘§..°’§Z'°§...2;‘“;‘.‘Z,L“.1’“‘”§ ...... .- - i, ., ,1, l '5 .0 er consm 0 e rl . . . . _ , an , f t p p {Hm “m. {n1 4 ' 2'0 iover 100 e: cent against aimbitcf e e is the drinking British Isles is of two months‘ Crustal-oi the supreme Con“? other American cities “wk” “m h” “u”! u’ ‘M .5 "wli". llllrlrl‘ B" ll>~ l‘~“-l~l< Th“ l P, 9 ' , ‘ ' g , I Sydney Heckbert: Mrs. Van Cruger ' Board and all contributors present ;3 nmhzy till", ..,c report surzgqcorresponding increase in this, Helen wins, Tennis chflmpign; durahon, and that the exceptionaly _The Judge?) wukMn m a wmhue ‘Wm l v I m ‘,1.- decline in 2h.“ homcifountry of 80 per- cent, and they.“Tl\e precision that tennis de- low fares include n First Class smpson; Lenkne mpuwd Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Holmes, Complete printed reports for 193: P , ,, 1m o! armies, pears, plum; and are eating 3 times as many bananaslmands makes total abstinence im- Ticket and all exilemfl 1mm daughter o, Judge Wm em ~ Th0 spent the past year in Char- {:1 dtlrgng‘: ‘i “N14,. qyhfqh “w, only partly whereas we have only doubled oulqperatlve even from beer. .. Charlottetown to Montreal, as well Jean Sim ; warden Bunwk lottetown, P. E. Island, have re- Th’ mlamuh on“ “u” “hue _ “Mn up by A considerable rise in consumption. Consumption of bothfrhe person who says that one as the ocean trip and fares on the m, s.“ sling Pflsondohn Heck turned in Trenton, N. S. and all are cordially invited to at- E E - t- nvlvn-g. oranges and bananas, however, is cocktail or one glass of beer does other side, it is quite evident that be‘? Miss sedle _wh° takes I“- tend; the clergy are iespeetf liy ' ' y p asked to announce to their congre-