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Annual lnpesrlptione Ileiivehn |040- _ B1 Hall Glllldn And U- I. I- “J0-

"fl "T 'I I " I it I "!"“““l so Loudoun

Many Feel ‘Cjalled _

But Few Are Chosen or-,-_:_-__g~»;-M -._

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_Conve rs'a lions 'Government 'Appointments A °‘;"t`n"f<;_;ti5 R, Hgavey Plan" Cause Considerable Heart

_4.,.e Adjoqmed Burning In Liberal Q_uarters. _ f is

-(°m|'-'-r'||m|gg_y Meinl political jappointmentsot ai newspaper have been voiced * f~,,'='_-_'_ _ ,

mam" Ju|y_ 5_f;\h,°°nq¢-“tion made by the Lea Government are to the above elect- The appoint- 'A2 iff. ‘I __ ._ V

pb, president Hoovefs moratorium said to have caused considerable ments which are said to have caus- f ‘u/-I ‘-__ '~; lplan were Milourned shortly after dissatisfaction among liberal wot- ed this eruption are the following: _. -»._ti ‘ °.,,1°¢g this afternoon after a kers, erstwhile supporters of the Returning Ofliicer for Queens l ‘.;fJ'//"».»/ '_ ;.' ' ‘.-'.~_'._. f

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COMING EVENTS, MEETINGS ETG.

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°°'1‘aiking plcturos Montague

°°TalHng plctlnes Montwglw

Government, who feel thetatbeir meritorious services and superior

qualifications have been overlook- County: Mir. H. H. Acorn.

ed and that something should se

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dale' about it. Expressions of opin- llem Neale, Bear River. _

,llllllill il`_ Deputy Sheriff, Kings County:

County Mr David MacDonald.

Sheriff, Rings County: Mr. Wil

Mr. _Weldon Lavers, Georgetown.

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_ --Kenya or-eu 'mi party Wed- nosdav, July s., A real big time-

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"Colne to the Ice

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

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t Pie t V ll school Mend Y _ a asan a ey “_ al Government to be used in help solidats the accounting control o ser on an ‘nun hon hu “mam”

Evening, J lily Oth. 7020-7-3-

*Come to the Presbyterian 'Na ditions existing in the Welt due to Sponsored by Premier R. B. Ben-

drought. nett. the bill passed almost as < -

l or All Is Quiet In

and Festival at Marshfield on Tues day gyening, July 'lth. 'll0'l-'l-6

“lbs Party at St. Eugene

Gburch. Covebead, Wednesda

Cream Social

"Ice cream festival and s

Hall

_ p . up par--Dancing. Little Sands .

Tuesday, July T. Starting at 8 Y.

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` "Garden party and dance, West- moreland school, Ilriday. July 10 h

“All set for Kelly’s Cross Party, Wednesday. July sth. stormy, next fine day. '|099-7-B-Ui

"Come and see the Excelsi Players present the three ect pls. "Take My Advice" in North Wilt- shire Hall on Friday evening, July 10th. Admission 25c and 35c.

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"Come to Dlmstaffnage Io

Cream Festival and Bazaar July 9th in Mr. Wm. Vessey's field. If rain the following evening.

"See "Qnly Sally Ann" by Trac-

adie Cross Dramatic Club in Web- stel-'s Corner Hall, Tuesday evening,

July 'ith. Dancing after play.

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"Regular meeting Alpha Rebekah

lodge Tuesday, July ith, 8 P. M. In- stallation and other important busi- ness. large attendance requepltxeadl. ‘L

“Come to the Ice Cream Festival

and Dance at Hope River Parish Hall on Thursday evening the 0th of July, given by the, Assumption Society. _ 1090-'l-6-Ji.

-"Why use those old belts, when I can supply you with American guaranteed belts. at half price. Clin- ton. Morrison. Belt dealer. Frederic- ton, P. E. L 6048--8-80-si.

___°°Come and dance to the 0'Leary Orchestra in Richmond's Big New Hall on Thursday, July sth. Also on _Wodneldl-Y. July lith. .Best of music. Good order. Refreshments. - ' 'll20-'l-'l-21.

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;°'I|ilton-Annual High 'fha and

my Sale by the ladies of St. ° Church, Milton, held near \\°°t°f! Grounds on wednesday. -Tilly ith. Beat time of the season: be sure and come. 'lois-'r-s-ai.

.°°A limited number of copies _"ssa:Monms or Lorca Acro" or .Uharlottstown’s past, can be obtain. 'od from Carter b Co., Maritime ltationera, C N. Hotel. Publicity An. eociation or the author, B. Bromner. .-Price $1.00. ' 'roeg.1_.g.g|_

" "Buylnr live h a and lamb Hunter River 'ruesd‘:y. July mil; till il A. M. livsratt Haalam, Euler. mi. Aides neue. xenrlueron, buy. IN’ some date. Signed Everett Wed. lock- 'lm-1-1-si

“Racket L. O. L. Hunter River,

will hold an open air service on wear. -Ely lgtn at s P. M. in field

wean urs oe. orange par-me

will leave Hall at 230. All Bro's cor- dially invited. Pipers and band in attendance. ~ 'M0-'I-1.31,

l' "condos ls rovnol 'ron raun- ii\r..ruiyo¢sa¢ep.m.ondor luerueeoronlnacsurenvmusg muh. muses- wood. solo or

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OTTAWA, Ont., July 0.-The

Oanadian Red cross society today placed its dominion wide organis- ation at the disposal of the Feder-

ing to alleviate the serious con-

” Norman Somerville, K. C., chair- quickly as the Deputy Speaker re

` , Red Gloss in Canada, and Di' J. L Among other things the bill would

July sth. ` ` '|078-7-Mil Biggar National Commission, con establish the office of Comptroller r -'-' zon-ed with premier it is neimerefor the 'ri-ossury no would nov

Rvetl Cross At Disposal Of .The Office Of

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out a dissenting voice the House

ment bill to strengthen and co

federal revenues and expenditur .

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- . . KENZIE KINGII trying to explain why he said he

comm ed oo ern- .. “°

om may pass a' V _ W°lll¢l not give a ilvo cent piece" to a. Province, the government of

which was not in line with his at Ottawa. Perhaps "the handwriting

to do with his belated explanation

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CLOSING MEETINGS Ol' BKTY-

|FOUR-TB ANNUAL MEETING OF TBAPTIBT ASSOCIATION LARGE- LY A’.l.".l'BNDED

The attendance was so large

that the overflow from the Chu

munity hall adjoining. Rev. Dr. cent being the speaker there, w

, the 42nd Psalm, and from

f, words, "He that cometh unto me

` ity each day since the meetin

2' which were most inspiring

gr J

On Sunday morning the dev ion services were conducted by Re

of Bedeque Church led in

tie daughter of Rev Mr. Linds

vice.

Rev. J. B Wilson of Sum

church led in prayer.

in regard to what has been of close control over all expenditures .

.I man of the Central Council of the lthe individual clauses and sectl . y 4 - ~, -

_ ncially described as "the national mule by all departments of the (BY Ge0rge'Hambletou. Canadian -di emergency" resulting from poor Govsmment and his approval would 7”” SWT 0°|'l'°°P°lid°lll)

growing conditions experienced use be necessary before any expeudlt- "°ND°'N» -MY 6'-Tl” H°vee

t season in the West. 'I'he part the ure might be 1I1ld¢~ r th

If t _ 5 g _ 7940.74.41 Red~Cross might take in such re- Up to the present time, expend- n°°" °r ° "quel t° th* f°'m° S ol-my . md” liei’ measures as are instituted was iture of money, voted by Parlia- balm °’ Th“"‘d*5'= when ~’°h\1

T” the subject under discussion. ment largely has been under the G°"°m' L°b°" memb" 1°’ 5 G] n _---------- control of each department. The g°w 'wt' W" °°'m°d °“t “Umm

' _ a o a _ _

lation in the price of wheat during

°°l"armer Haskins a by-131|; nn acted comedy dramd. High ein; specialties. 7|35_7_-,_“_

for the immense Annugi pimp, lg Tignish. Bigger mg bum. mm ever. M32-6-2c.¢;|.gg

°°U0|Yl¢ to Tea I-nd lol Cream

Bstival in Elvin Mel.-ure‘s field, North Milton. Tuesday evening Jul lfth. 'liao-'lj

“Persons taking flowers from eh;

relidence corner of Kent mg Perm. al Streets are known and will be prosecuted if it happens again.

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"Come io Dunstaffncge Women'a

Institutes Ice Cream Festival and Bauer on July Oth in Ml- . Wm. Velero field. if rain the following evening. 'roar-1-4-sl

"Reserve Monday, July iam for

fsetivai at North Wiltshire. If not line, some following evening.

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ee-North Tryon Presbyter-

§”§ . ..§ _, ls? ls

Commons

British Hous

bill also consolidated and amended “nd ml’ °h°‘"ib°’ W” M-1°

urned

in certain respects the statutes gov in ‘uve disorder'

POSSlbllll'y Primo Minister zuunsay Maman

y em ng the office of the Auditor aid had given notice of B ummm

General Maximum terms of im

Ofketu TO prisanmsnt were increased from one 'ffbomalggip gn? nlglndt Mu:

_l to ilvc years for breaches of trust, ll ° 5 “S e ' . D ll Wh for an in Govern in his resistance to expul 8 0 ar eat “ry or m easmce' mn' sion. 'But it all ended in apologie

“em” with public m°n°y' and died away in applause. Direct

. G- N M th the question hour ended, Jam

90° G dim' . ` ` t , cad

'loss-1-a.si nnonvs, sa.sl<.,°.rul;”Ta._l=:>sslli- Landon ¥:b’;i?nriiny,°T.:liort':e1oIlld`;1p1`l1!:el`rl

ility of a return to dollar wheat graceful phrase expressed regre

within the next two months is seen ‘if s he had allowed himself to be in- by sir Neville ri. 1.. eulogy., B., The Ofld 3 rluonoed by his feelings ,nd ine cir-

James Court. Buckingham Gate cumstances of the moment and

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nnglmd, s visitor in angina. "r Ldrgest Clfy not in s manner "widen in ooune think you may notice an apprec- reason I know to be indefensible'

Maxtcn‘s elpology was followed

the next gwg month, W “count of (Canadian 13|-ogg) apologies from J. Beckett, Peckham; advgn, wndrgigns hm md . wma, LONDON. July 6-London still G. Buchanan, Gorbels and J. Kin- -

_|1101-5g|,_» 1,, 5.1¢ "what my "_ ; is the world's largest city by a ley- Bootle.

‘tum to dollar prices. which if lmmin °! m°'° mm °' “"ml°“ m'| mmm °f mwing "°ppr°pm'" mginmned mem, prosperity habitants over New York. Metro- steps" the Prime Minister susselttd throughout the West., ‘ polltarl London containing the "out- the apologies should accepted.

gg, Nwma mmm” form", er ring" which corresponds to that He referred to Mr. Max n‘s apo ogy

“nw” !,°1d|n“ or “rm known as greater New York, has li as “beautifully sincere and' frank . in suhumwnn md hu been ` population of 8,202,808, preliminary but he thought Mr. Bocketts might mm 0,. le” hmm" azure in Rh summaries of the census taken Ap-‘have been a. little mera igorouih 'hu (0,. nun? 30 yum ril 26 indicate. The pdpulatlon of and wholehearted. Becke en e _

- greater New York in the last Uhit- ded a word oil fllggtheir Bl;°1°l!i;h_;“

°~g¢,g‘M.'ya°m tt Ho Rl ed States census was 8,981,917 or which he assoca hmse en - ohm” Km u

1"ri¢ley niani. p'i1as.Yri7r.°4§f 1.220.901 less ends ire ni-lugs rival. ly with Mr. Morton. of the eeeswn- if W tha word 16511;: ;’;;=l;;:1¢i,°:;<;_

was packed this aft

Chcizlges May Be

eiMad'e In Bill

OTTAWA, Ont., July 6.-Exemp- tion from the four percent sales “W °"P°’i°”°° in lm' ‘1“°t1"‘3

of mx on ugh’ mme in the House mst sages ot:1cripture to illustrate

weok' applies not omy to the fresh 5Ub.l€0l?- 0 dl5HDDOl!1tm€Ilt8, hind -----'-“_

J vuuty but mo ,D canned mh and erances and bereavements _are ste

ch rodu ts as cod liver oil,‘of- by which We °umb ¢° M51* 1'

“_ su p c

acids of the Depub things. The Christian man has joy

8 partment of National Revenue said Wm’ m° W°rld|7 man is °“1Y MP'

t°day_ The bm providing the ex_ py. The speaker closed his eloquent

. emption has received only second "34

w reading in the House of commons themselves of C+_od’s opportunities _

and some changes may be made be- and hy “P l"°”“’° in huven-

fore it passes finally. The general

_ object of the exemption is not to s°1° “F“h" Strengthen ou s tax the product of fishermen. This Faiths' Tm service °l°5°d with ly would apply not only to fresh fish, hymn by the °h°h' and °°n5"°5°t" A largely attended meeting of fox es but to the many by products md ion and the Benedlctlon was pro-

secondary phases of processing. “°““°°d by Rev' Mr- °f°W°‘

(U.P.)-A home for animals to cost

t0` $60,000 is being built here by the 1' Springfield branch of the Massa- ' chusetts Society for the Prevention W of Cruelty to Animals.

both sides cheered. Rt. Hon. stanley ‘Baldwin ond Rt. Hon. David Lloyd George, Conservative and Liberal leaders, concurred in-acceptance of the apologies with the further sug gestion they should be entered in the records of the House. To this the I-louse ,with applause agreed, and the incident had ended, but ‘not for John MioCiove'rn. who has been suspended for the balance of

subject “God’s Shadows" or "Un er His Wings." Before commencl

much feeling "He1d in His Migh Arm~”

(Ummm new ‘saying God would instruct an _

draw us nearer to Himself by ev- bei,-,re me Empires 'highest tr

*THE BAPTIST

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And Fra n c e Reach Accord

Two Nations Found It Difficult To See Eye _ To Eye Regarding The Hoover

Moratorium _

Tho fact that an agreement bds

the evening service of the Baptist Association at Bedeque on Sunday

rch

had to be accommodated in the com

Vin h

preached an eloquent sermon from re,

me senting the Govemments of Fra ce an W°°°l'd- f°1'm“WP°d U 5' c“bm°°

The church was filled to capac-

gl. and

»= helpful, have been in session.

ot-

R-. Lindsay. The men's choir

song of praise. A solo by the lit-

I-Y

was a pleasing feature of the ser-

. mer-

slde read the Scripture lesson and Rev. Mr. Crowe of thc entertaining

The Moderator, Rev. Mr. Peacock

then called upon Rev. N. R. Be of East Point, who announced h

to speak. Rev. Mr. Bell sang with

An accord between the Unit States and France on the one ye

debt payments. was announced

° day by President Hoover.

PARIS, July 6-Statesmen rep

tween the two nations had been

WAS!-l'ING'ION, D. C.. uly B.-.reached on the Hoover reparations

edl moratorium proposal was announc- ar ed following a. brief conference

moratorium on inter-governmental which began at 9.55 pm. At tha

w- close of the conference Premier La'

val read a communiqus in which il was stated that the French text of

and the United states drew up d Swil°n this afternoon. had receiv-

initialed tonight. in the red dra ing room of the Ministry of

hoped, will assure the success President Hoover’s plan for

e world.

an w. ed the approval of Washington. The

¢ text had been telephoned earlier in

of retary Mellon and Ambassador

Interior. s protocol wnlch, it is the evening to Weshlvstml by Bee-

din

g Edge. The triumph came after days

v. Germany and rehabilitating the 0! anxiety during which the two

frm,-,¢1,_1 ,emma-e of gh, mtl” nations found it difficult to see eyl

to eye.

Quebec Will

_' (Canadian Press)

is -that the Province of Quebec w

W control of radio. instructions c

ant Attorney General, who is

Two Drowned'

Appeal Finding I Ai' Hdlifahf

(Canadian Press)

ul Qulsnnc, Quo, ,my g_P,-,,,m,e, HALIFAX. NS.. July 5-A double

l.. A. Taschereau announced today d’°W111"S °°°\1fI°4 f-his I-!fH1'¥\°°i\ in

4 a small lake of! the Prospect Road

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d‘ appeal to the privy Cmmcu agamgr; near Halifax. Mahldli Blailnwhitc, K me roooni finding or in. supreme 22. and Seoheus Harrie. 31. lost

Court of Canada in connection with their “V65 Wh” 911° Ulm* fmm

on-

which they were fishing capsized.

oernlng tl-io oase have already been Two Others in the pe/rty Herman

P’°°°hl“! fm* EX°<l“= 13-20 cooled to charles Lsuerde, sons

The speaker opened his address by .

g. Nowe and his George reach at ed safety.

d present ln London plodding cases Hearing cries for aselefewe. two

i- men from sham rushed to me res-

pas- bunal in the interest of this P

address with a plea. to all to a

t BUILDS AN-[MAL HOME SUNDAY AFTERNOON

or-1=erNGm:r.n, Mess., July 5.- Mr- Winchester- Student Pastor. oonstltution or mo canadian

led the devotional exercises at the ;1°na1FoxBr¢ed¢re'Aasociation e

opening of the aftemoon servic s

ures and Rev. R. C. Eaton of Br don, Manitoba, former pastor 9

Di' J. A Clark of Charlott

Jesus "I am come that yo mtg

struck a happy thought when

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'”""`"`_"' Y ulary and speak of "World M15

‘t l'll);°-'lglylif V \._' _ sions." Dr. Clark asked for con

tinued support from the hom

ant Christians in Japan and 485 000 in China there is still much do.

side contributed a solo, ‘ lovely are Thy Dwellings 0

of Hosts."

Rev. R C Eaton of Brand

their homes are here. where th

__ being moulded into Canadian lif ` Brandon College is the Acadia

Brother J. B. Lewis rendered a

r a

RN- Z- L- “sh read the BCHDC- held on Wednesday at Summerside.

n Mr. W. K. Rogers was appointed l' .

Charlottetown Baptist Church led The chief items discussed were in prayer. _

. . I gfgw-n l0

was the aftemoon speaker and de- livered an excellent address on ered ranches tv be kept on the some

Foreign Missions. He introduced fum- \ his subject with th, wo,-ds of A committee to further discuss

have life and that y, might mv, ed as follows: W. K. Rogers, Gavin it more abundantly." Dr. Clark H*“`dll1S.F- G- Kennedy, T. B. Rog-

said there are no foreigners ir:

n FOXMEN ON

9 .

church for missionary work, ai- (SPNW I0 “I0 Gill-filllli though there are 240,000 Protest.

,Z tending the annual convention of

the Canadian National Silver FOX

Mrs- Jack McLeod of Summer-

'now Canadian National Railways. They Lord

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was called upon to address :ne _ ,1._ R Hmhmm gathering on Western Missions. Hs chief realm,” Cmuum National expressed his pleasure in again bs- mg .bk t° vm” um mrden °f lm Agriculture, Ottawa. The conven- Guif, where he spent seven happy “on ,mem in summe,-sid, ,m Wgd. years and reminded P. E. Islanders “emu msn,"

that they should be thankful that '

ere

i "1§°y$'.'.'f."-§°o....u.w.s..rw.. 5 Killed Whérf

among "New Canadians" who a

the west and le about as your HIRSON, nance, July s.-An

__-_ old. 'rne future or iarandos ool~

°““*°'},‘¥§mn‘;'; gf; ~ 4 . ~ . e-»~-» ~ .lose is not assured. lr will be open

.,m_"_l 'rhlroheioslibh madelnearlrmorniaa ainimmtorl. 'Alia'-. andearries byreeiand Gstiyin' dials for another year because of sen-

aoroplahe to Roosevelt lfield, New Yolk. shows thewlnnie Mae as shsbeoama mired in the mud nposa "OU Oentrlbutions from east and sons and injuring ten. Tile mach-

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breeders chiefly from Kings and Queens counties met in the Board of Trade Rooms last evening to dis- cuss proposed amendments to the

Na.- _the

- annual meeting of which will be

chairman

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the advisabillty of a reduction registration fees, and the quest of allowing registered and unregis

the subjects on hand was appoint-

ers, Samuel Kennedy.

WAY' T0 ISLAND I .FOR MEETING

SUMMER-SIDE, P. E. I., July 6-

The advanced guard of those at-

Breeders’ Association from outside points, arrived here tonight via the

are: W. H. O. Ruthben, Allendale.

n Ont., director; Major G. Oousens,

of Georgetown, Ont.. vice-president lor Ontario, T. .

Livestock Records, Department of

3. Plane Crashes

aeroplane plunged into a terrified crowd of apectatorsln an attempt io take 08 today. killing nve per-

cuebutcouldoniypiokuponeod

rov-

his mm the quartette, George Nowe. Hero

man Nc/we swam to the beach. Dressing operations for the oodles or slaunwhfte and Harrie were frllli less up to this evening. The form- er leavu a. widow and twoahild- ren and the latter a widow and lil children.

Preferential

Trade .Tredfy

(Special to the Guardian)

CANBEPZR-A, Australia, July 6.-»

A preferential trade treaty between Canada and Australia was drawn up over the week end and is ex- pected to be presented simultan- eously in Ottawa and Canberra od Wednesday.

It is understood that Canaidd

grants substantial preferenc to Australia on dried, canned and fresh fruits, wines and other pria mary products, and that C7!&'iian` lumber, canned fish and motor chassis will be allowed preferential entry into Australia. __, _____..__-

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High tide this afternoon at 331.

and tomorrow morning at 4.04.

Sun sets this evening at 1.45 and

rises tomorrow moming at 425.

Last quarter Moon 'hllday Jill!

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