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JilNE 13, 1925 THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN w I , , -~ " ‘ i WPYVE BEEN LUCKY ENOUGH TO SECURE ANOTHER BIG SHIPMENT THESE SMART ALL WOOL SUITS FOR YOUNG MEN WE WILL PUT THEM ON SALE TODAY AND SATURDAY. SIZES 35 TO 40. COME AND SAVE A TEN. i} ‘.- i T‘

Ii__--- ‘"' .i1lmost clocleilke regularity. It alvi

m, grout lo ‘the (‘IIIIIIII\".‘"” '"’“' Policies

prrn fcflltlll iii the vain-y-

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HOaTCIIHIIIIIS AIILQI‘. 1;! Years Invreiafiiddil flnnrnntel- that, nt your nnilﬂll» r111 iinnm ﬁller H yours whlln rein

THE MARITIME LIFE

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with illla Investment ' |- l‘l‘I\‘~l' onylng -niz the |"ll pro-

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~11 '5 d it? _' i‘ b i n ‘ to I t '1 . 2 ‘Zn...’ MT!" 'i‘ . 1 2e s 3'1 5s t a ._. .1 __ _ . _ _ ilrou Woru Puzzle No 1:31 23 - To Ilft, set up. v ', ‘.14 A plant (plural) to Cross Word Puzzle No. 151 25 A selling. 30 Time of light, 2-1 hours. 0 Horizontal 31 90111111- . 38 Two odd letters. flu ck-unsi: by rubbing, 34 T11 1110119. _. Persian ruler. _ _ 1111111 . é A L L P LiAiY' Iidoinestic animal. Hm A L A ‘IE G laciiirnzil bird of prey. - — Member of Parliament tub.) ‘C's i c YEN‘ u‘ uit of the oak. L i‘ E R i - , irst person of the verb "be." L A P S E ~ E G A l'1~riiul lirgiiiiiiiig new develop- Afl’ O M P R- I G ~~ IIIUIIL D A i s 0Q». E o N “t? s ioiiqo fnlural.) R 5 | f; A g 1-; F1 tpcrson siinzuuir. U M o T | V E 5 w 1 A form of sword. G M _ c N E . A s Smell tplural) R o A D .Tl‘iltll.‘ tnioii (air) M 9 T H __ 1 flags, lilarli (ab) Answer to Puzzle No. 149 Suiii up, —-—><O+>"i"- t Tilfi“ odd letters. , i - S-fti-n. England Restores T0 ' firrineni; cause ol’ nn infect- - ‘nus oi t't1IItil"|lllIs illsoziie. i Any of various forms of sod iuin, Vertical rhi 1 ' 13.—-U der the lip like manner. mbﬂiiiziliiiipJiifff l,nrd nllallour ‘ihiihﬂ’ aiiiiuriicili men In cvei‘? 11611111111191"- sﬁgi" nt’ literature and science are 1110"!‘ fin prnnoiin. mg in Lﬁmkm m @1100“. tons m‘ Pu-“h ihousanils of British hooks to rc- i-PPITPPIIIIII. plaq- those destroyed in the, Unl-

‘Gllt of charity.

.T'1 show zipprnvnl.

Markid with wavy lines '15 slllt W! square rods (1111111111)

I11 iu-i-i Sis-ﬂy‘

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Two T OES AT $3.95 ~

W0men’s Cross Word Puzzle

Sandals

llade oi PatcntiLeather with 1'1!" leather trim, Only

l-taii Tan Calf “it Out- Pumps i‘ ONLV

$3.95

All ulna In than two llnll to 7.

i§l them in our‘ window. an eye opnnra.

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Vcrsity or Tokyo during the £10111 earthquake.

The committee was for-med b)‘ tho Ilrltish Academy at the request of the government. and Lord lini- "cur was chosen us chairman be- caimp of his great ltnowledgir of books. Already 12,000 volliiitﬂh have Iieon presented to flu- coin- mittec by learned institutions. It'll‘ fisher, and private donors, and the rnvcrumcnt has iiuw vote-d W2 niiiio for the purchase of uddltimol books.

The Foundation of Good Pictures

KODAK - A ~ rams

Ill

Yellow Box

i i i i i n Prompt

Developing’ and

sways is followed five and one-half ‘years later by a period of mliii-niuin

IIIE BENIRAI tuuiiii

development oi’ the solar spots I which currespoiiils \vitli the pei- iodlfs‘ 0t ilTiitl on the globe.

' - . i 51011541 th solar siots hnvi

- ' 1. r FREE-A . f M-tl Slice if _ I_ '~

SHOP from Hoimans Cininiobue Trees lrltldirlpiiiiiiiali) cveriydpali‘ oi’. been iiimml‘ m" “mums” M“?

t . , i POTATQEs.-We will m1“, a pm/Mens Shoes, Friday Ar Saturday. ‘itcd quantity of red and Iilaeputut- 511119 12111 1"“! 13911» A1111)’ s‘ 9°-

ous at Pownal Wharf up to latter part of next week Carvell Bros. g 1011-1-11 Ill 2i‘ JERSEV ICE CREAM AND POLAR BEARS. Special rate for irountry and picnic orders.---Jerscy Ice Cream 100., York St., Plume 1039, 1546613-31 l

SERVICES CANCELLED. —0w-i 111i; t0 repairs on the Christian Church at liradalbanc not bchit: completed the services anuouncd for 11 a. in. on Sunday 11th is cancelled. i ANGLICAN SLRVICES in the‘. Parish of New London on the lltli 1 inst, will the as foll0ws:—Sprln\,z Valley Hall 10.30 a. m., French Rive!‘ 2.30 p. in. with Holy uJonr; inunlon. Sunday School i

and‘ Confirmation (Ilass one hmir lic- furc these two services. Kciislng- ton 7 p. m. ‘Sunday School at 2 p. m,

NORTH RIVER BAPTIST CIR-i CUIT.— Scrvices for Sunday, Junci 14th as follows: Long Creek at 10.30 a. m., North River at $1.00 p.‘ m., Kingston at 7.30. iSziilrliath schools as usual. United przictlso‘ at (‘lydc River on Wednesday (EVUIIITII-Z, Juno 17th in preparation fur As-soclat 0n. All tlill‘_‘ll‘l'>i (‘f-‘fiililliy invited io zisslst. It‘ not fine Wednesday meeting will takc

Iplace on Tilllfillily.

MAIL FOR OVERSEAS... next fnll ina7l for Great Iiritaiin lncluillnt: direct mall for the Continent with parcel post for France and Iielgium will be by ‘the steamer "Melita" sailing from hluntrrzii on Wednesday the 17th inst. A full mail for Ireland and Scotland will be despntohed by the "ltietngamzi" sailing from

dvlontrczii on Thursday the 18th. inst" and other mails for Great l3r’tain will Ibc despatcheil by the. HIPIIIIICI‘ “MoiitroyaP from Quebec on Friday the llith lnst., and by tho “I)0rlc“ from lllontreal on Sat- urday the 20th inst,

The

W. M. S. MEETINGL- The Val-

Ieyfield W. M. S. held their an- nual business meeting on June 10th at 2 p. m. The Pres-dent

Mr-s J, A. Mc-Leiinn being nimble to be tart-sent through illlll-‘ﬂs the vict-presltlcnt Mrs Finlay Mathe- son was in the chair. Twenty- three members were in nttenilauce T119 P01101114 for the year were vi-ry satcfatory. a meeting being held every month with an average attendance of nearly twenty. Dur‘ 1m: the yen!‘ fivc new members joined and five were lost from the role, leaving the membership at thlrtyeght. Each meeting be- sides transactimz businoc hail a program of missionary selections with opoclal papers prepared by members. IFoiir llfo memtbers were made ilur'ng tiie year. Tho treasurer reported $233.00 as tho nfftrlng for 192435. Offrors for the year are: Pros. Mrs J. A, Mc- Lcllan; Sec. Mrs S. M. Martin; Tress, Mrs M. A. McDonald. Tho prospects for the coming year are most encouraging.

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PERSONALS

Mr. Arch. Bcaton, Wlnsloe was in the city yesterday.

Mr. Peter Ryan. Morell Rear

ivzis in ‘the city yesterday.

Mr ll_ Bertram, Frcilericton was a vl-iitor to the city yeﬂleulny-

m A. n. McPherson. Brnokfiold was liii the city Thursday on busi- nciis,

Mr. .I. J. IIPIIIZIIII, Johnston's Riv- 1=r wan In thc city yesterday on business.

Mr. A. M. McKenzie. bong, ivriivlt was a. visitor to the city yruterilay,

Mrs E. M. Quiglny. Mrs P. T. MW... am] Mrs John McAulsy of Si. Peters wore among the visitors ‘Iillllfllllg thc institute Convention.

Mr and Mrs E. W. Wetmoro. Mt‘! W, Carson and Miss M. I. McNevln at Mnncton motored to Charlotte- "VWH than week and alter a few days tourinz in the Province. 19ft vgﬂﬂfdﬂy afternoon on return to Moncton. While in the city they made their home at Th9 ‘R1199-

Mr. Alexander MrGroaor. (‘om-

Printing Service

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miiisloner to the General Assembly from iiopcfeid. returned Thursday n'ahi from Toronto H" "8111 1119 ivvonLhOf was very oppreaslve and. the. attendance at all meetings he- ing iarso tho proceedings were somewhat nerve racltlns.

Mm and ilirw Alex Mclnod and

luau-gluten, Delia and Myrtle were ‘w'~"om to the city Y"ﬂ,"I'|I"Y-. MGLQOII’! any friends in both anti-y are delighted to

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SAD BEREAVEMENT —' M-any friciiils huru will ixazict to learn tLa. lllisg Marion lr 's. IlIIUIQhIEVi of a... and air... 11. l’. i. died at her‘ heme 1n Aintrgo, Vi recently at the 2114c of twenty yiars. Mr. Inigo‘ formerly lrlongcil to llazelbrook, 1', is‘. Lslzrnd. i

UNION VOTEW The voting on the (lliurch lin on question in con- nection ivi-th Hunter hirer Presby- uriau Church was concluded on Tuesday evening, June lith. The lil-llliwllli; is the result: For Union 24; against 0

THE ANNUAL SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION for the Kcnsiiiuiton Diitrici will Ibc held in the hialpwpit- Church on Thurs- day the 13th liisi. Itev F. M. hilillgan. travelling secretary will

not suci-rcdczl in

encc. Prof. lir, Archcuhold sal d ‘n1

is certain the spots are growing to their maxliiium ivhich iorcasts more heat.

_ lindini: a sat s» 111111-0111’ vXhlanation of their e

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THE OFFICE OF THE HIGH COMMISSIONER FOR CANADA

IN LONDON WEEK sv WEEK

The Iiilliﬂflllln Official ltiinlug News Litter circulated this week consisted of a review of the lin- port of the I)o|n iiioli Fuel Board on "Coke as a iluaselinlil Fuel in (“imadiii ii 11111111: , fioin this 1'1“ view tliattheiioaril iidruczittzs the Erection of a number of liy-p.oiluct 9001111111 plants atvzirioiispdiitsiii Ontano aiui (Quebec, w pfqyidu for the manufacture from bituniin; (11151 9011i 01' a hard coke to bl! u~:1'i| as a substitute for fllllilffllflti! for iloinu-itic and industrial pnrpii-ses h‘ 111051 i1i11‘l-'4 of Canada which

he present and will address the convention. 'l‘lll;l‘t-. will be two st-"s fllln‘, af 1:ll1l)'1il a1. 2.110 even- ing a-t S. lac‘; school is asked to sci-d at Ifilnl two delegates who

w it gac 1i z- port from the school and tzrkc par. iii the conference.

CART) OF THANKS

' LVII‘ .and Mrs, I), Frank tviaeuoiir uld and family, “btorrn; loud . Souris, l’, E, I., uish to cxpriira ‘ah-Ir sincere thanks for the many tributes given, and the kindness and sympathy shown Iiy their friends and relatives in their rec- ent Iierezivemeut. 1571.7 i-{Omi

[Kelly Backs . . , His Theory

YAK-IMA, Wash“ June 13.’ Iiy sprinkling his cherry trees Kelly Price of Selah, near here, is convinced he Ihas ifounil a new method of combatting Jack Frost.

Last year Price noticed that the only cherry trci- which a sprint: fi.:eze failed to ilamage was our that came into contact with a ‘steady sprinkle of water. This [year he has (‘fllllllllﬁfi ten of his trees with sprinkling outfits. Price explains that water at an ordinary timpcrature {Wes oft‘ a great deal of heat before it troezias.

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Homeless Derelict ; Mourned By Kind- - Hearted Policemen

i NEW ORLEANS June 13.~—“Old John." the city's most utiusunl iuuewt, is dead, and pizlli-eimcn at- itacbed to tile second precinct sta- 'i‘un are mourning the passing of in friend.

Tho old man drliftcd in three. years ago and begged a night's lodging, That ‘was granted. as is ii-ustomary, but the old follow made iiiimsrlf so friendly and useful that ‘ht! simply stayed on. although no ii-orillni: to tho law he should have

been sentto a charity home. lie ran errands for policemen and prisoners and iild odd jobs

‘around the station house. pickiniz

up wha-t chaiigi: -hc could and

iv/caring w-hnt friendly policemen rave -lilm.

I Wihcn he died an effort was made to learn something definite rhout him, but he bud rarely talked about himself and all that could hi‘ ‘earned was that ho was John Francis, 74, native of Montreal.

.:ind had two sisters in Illinois. lie r aid once he had not seen them in 30 years. I

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Hottest Weather Is Still Upon Way

t mamas. .Iiine l2.—'il'h0 maxi- mum heat is still to come, many of (Jeamanyhi weather exports be- "lievop Professor Dr. Archenhnld. Director of Treptow Observatory interviewed today, explained that , he heat wave which is distresslnil the Northern Hemisphere is the consequence of a tremendous in- (iron-re in the size of the solar spots. ~ The latter are approaching the period of their maximum size. which always corresponds with the period! o! tremendous heat on our globe. Astronomers have itimed these periods, the maximum being reached” every eleven years with

Sometime! i Why not thi; time?

are devoid of local suppl cs. T1111 1111111 (fommssiiiiierﬁs Off‘ O ice also sint out iluriii); tli - wee-k a Press liiilli tin draling w.th tin Catiadiziu Su-uai" industry prepar» B11 011 thi- ibasis 0t‘ a repur: from the ‘IJOIIIIIIHJII Bureau of Statistics 11'- Olllllvil fur the calendar year 1923. From this report it appears that the iii:iiiiif turn of sugar in Canada ti"1'll[llt.'.a' the nnitii place 111 the lsl of (faiiailian indust- HUH in lT-“liect of the total value of its production, and the first place in regard to the uyurfigeg value of pioductioii per mutiny]. inont. Untar o and Quorum imp have two plants en-szigi-li in thc manufaciiiri: of suitor, and liritlsh Columbia. New Brunswick and Nova Siroiia one ‘plant mich mak- IIli-Z a iotafof isert-n rofint-i'io>-. in the ‘Ilomln on. ’l‘hi-. Utah-lilahu blIl-lfll‘ Company of ‘Salt Lake City are now erecting at a (my, pf m“; 11111111111 l10|li1rs a plant at Ray- 111111111, Alberta. with a capacity of one hundred thousand tons of beets per day. All grade-i of sugar will in: iiiilnufzicturi-il at this refinery. The London 'i‘rzidi~ (§U|lllIll1iS.(JIl> er is informed by a London ﬁrm that they have placed an order for| 1U tons‘ of (‘anadiziii Alfalfa Iiayi with a Montreal drm to whom hci ‘IIHUIIIIUOII theni, in order to test‘ the suitzrhility of lh a flay for the Wfiiiircmintts of thc United King- iioiir i 'l‘h<'. authorifiesof thclln vcr-tltyi of London have If1I‘\VilI'(I“tI to the-i Ill-h (‘iDIIIIIIiSt-iiillllll‘ of (jupmppj examination papers for use iii coir‘ 119111011 with their Illl1'I1lli'til1lOi ldxiiininntiop in Arts. to hi; ham ‘"5" J111Y- (‘Pillﬂis for this exam-i iimtioil have been (eonsttuted ati

Viciﬁfiﬂ. I3. (‘., Saskatoon. Sack, and New Crirlislc, 1'. Q Pljpufg have also been l'l‘('t‘l\.'f;[| for “p,

University's lntcrmciliato Exam-i ination in ‘Commerce in b‘ Il‘t‘|(l on Juni- 211th next. and fir wh ch Oil-i awa has been constituted a centre. Among the varied activities of. the (innadinn ()fllce must .1“, hp: i-ludi-d the 1lI‘I'£lll1ItlIll‘.ll.~i for "Irlllllillt! facliit i-s iii (‘anadlant sitorei for visiting places of lii-‘ i‘ terivst lii luiziiluii. During thei period from May 1st to .\'iay 27th, E19 tickets ivi-ri» pciurured tir the Ilonsc of Commons. 47 to visit the Illlyﬂi News, 41 for the Tower of London. 37 for the Itoyai-Jltlint, 13 ' for the Iiuunt- of LOUIS, ti ior iii-e ’I‘einple Church and 3 for the Gen-t eral Post Ollloe. liltikllli-Z a total of‘ 2-16. In addit on to the above no loss than two thousaiiil one bunil~ red and twenty nine letters, cables. etca, have been received and enter- m] in IIILPRKIKIHIFY. The Bristol Trade Comm sworn-r- reports that three consignments of Canadian Sinri- (Yatll illTiVtill at liristol Channel ports durlni: tht past week. .wo at Avoiimouth and one at Cardiff Prices at Avon» mouth ra ire from 101/111 t0 ls per ll) The prison; glut Zn the Lon-

today.

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1B6 GRAFTON STREET

“with SIXm/ltacitrs

$127§==##

De Lurr Sedan, SIM! E01‘. ﬁmavy, 1.1mm Tuxu fixim

Take it out on the road. Feel its rush of silent, smooth power! Sweep right over those steep hills in high . . . Through sandy. muddy, rough roads without a murmur, then flash away with amazing speed. That's the per- formance and power y0u’ll find in the new Overland Six Cylinder Coach. A car of beauty, style and luxury y0u’ll be proud to own and a value you cannot equal—anywhcre.

June is demonstration month for the Overland Coaches. a free demonstration ride. Come in

Be our guest for

Beautifailiy designed . . . engineered for endurance . . . outperforms all cars in its price class . . . Excels all coach values by a wide margin.

Another Big Value

OVERLAND COACH , with 4 cyunaei-"é

"rm World‘! i Lownr Prlrcd Quack

Four Cylinder Touring. 1110;.“ Ompe. 8X95: Sedan. 31095

1-10.13. Fmlmy. Toronto. Tgvmlixtm.

52 Weeks to Pay

McLAINE ssnvics swarms

CHAHLOTTETOWN

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OVERLAN

don innrkct has not helped prlcwf,’ but It is notable that cattle lit for grazing sold very well. This is w important in view iif 1h.- early

_’World’s Lowest Priced Carsi_ pwill: Sliding Gear TmnsmimbnJ

mitagon sin displayed by the agri- cultural clcmcut toviiirds Canadian stores, ‘

A shipment of G30 signed as stores nrrvcd at Avan- mouth from Canada oni tie 21st is informed ‘by lht‘ (lhllhtlinltlTriiille May In good condition. This zu Cnmnrsn oners in ‘Grist iritan stated ‘to be thc largest shipmentWhnt they, have rcce-ved tho folio“- evcr landed at Aviinmouth. On thebnddrosscs of Canadian manil- thc 22nd May a further shipment durins the 1111111 W911i‘;- og 231 cattlg rammed (jgfd-{ﬂ A London indent firm ask-i for bringing the ttotal number from the aildresscs of Cunnilian manu- Aprli 1st to date to lust over 7.000 lecturers of Steel Ce llntlﬂ» which ii.- about 5.000 Ilhliad of uie A Wwl 1111111111111 1 "11 01 ‘M11111 manufacturers ilcslres quotations from Canada on 3 "squares length "11 or 12" ormiiiltlples tiiere of the squares should he made of birch or s milar wood hound and dry, and IIIIOHIIiOIIS should ibe c. l. f. Bristol. in Sterling,

A Manchester Company ls infor-

flgures for the M11170 11011011 cat le con- yciir. . the lLgh Commissioner's Oillco

of last.

I .estvd in getting in touch with n ' iCaiiaillan tanner 'who can supply beans. for solo leather - > An Adwrdoin firm would like to get in d ire. tnurli vnlh a Flour

153x15 good ten”

M ll In (‘anode drsiroua of HD9111"? tug a bnylmt agent for the North of Sivoilunil.

(Further iletalls of these can be 0i’ YOFKBIIIPG HIIIIOUIWBB 1118! I

nhtiﬂneil from the Commercial

intelligence Branch of the Depart- be held CommercauiTralnlng College at Bngiey The

of Trails and from the Canadian (Iovernmcnt Trude Commissioner 73. Iluil-Ilghflil Street, London. S. N. l.)

The High Comnﬂeironcr for Can-i aria is informed that a Conference of Agricultural Officers of the Em- pire will be held at the Rothnmst- ed. Experimental Station. Lon- don. nn Friday. July 18th next S r John Ituesell. the Dlrcctor of" the Station, suites that n cordial Invitation 1e extended to all Direct- ors of Agriculture and members of their staffs who may be in England at that date. Thic Secretary of the Stnton would be glad to receive the names and addrceses of ouch officers to whom invitations could then be sent direct. Although July 17th has been fixed for the Conference _It ts inﬂmated that members in tho ltuzrlcnltural ser- rice oi the Iianplre will be wei-

incnt Ottawa. or

A Company in Barcelona, Spalmcome to visit this Station at any wishes to he placed in touch wlthtlme - . . .- . : . ii

more convenient t them. ' ~~ min lee of the,

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vacation course for teachers will this summer at their

Course commences on July 29th and terminates on August 12th. Teachers from Canada and 011161’ Dominion: will the warmly welcom- ed. Copies oi’ the prospectus and forms of application for admlvi- ion to the Course may be obtained from the Secretary. 1361161111011 Department, County Hall. Wilm- ilelil. >

First Aid

In case of apraiaa, bruise: and inflammation ‘wviilav Minna-ira- at once. It prevent; Lions. soothes and heals,‘ __

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