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pt-cru from .,QTATOE$. better

» i-AwNdei-‘LQWERS

tens“ VEGETABLES.

No matter whcreyou use Soilgrm-on your pots- ‘togp, corn, grain-on your lawn, flowers or in yea;- g’ den, you'll be amazed at the growth it

Q 9 i... S111 fire feeds any plant that has roots. It is the " newflhcientific method of hastening and increas- ing growth. ‘it is chess — for Ill dollars yon get a package that will o for a good sized lawn ‘ ' gardfen, tlalr an acre afidi a half of roots 0E ' "rain- or a summ . e easy a p Eliminates for the man in town, thetsifigcdltywof procuring and the OlJiCCUOII to applying bim- ard manure or other ertilizer. On terms it can e usedwith manure with splendid results.

Here's what one man says about 8011310 Temiskaminfl. Que" Sept. 4, 1924,

"I take mueh pleasure In saying that I lot

very good results from Soilgm as we had I

very bud summer for flowers. I am pleased to

say that my flower garden tool: first prise ll

the Exhibition sud as there is but onanoher

here that has used Soiigro we both had heat

s.

garden

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will :6 pinning 1i” the" writer's not’: fleshed:

' ‘SOILGRO SELLING AGENCY Distributors for Prince Edward lalnml

“ ml Kent Street. g rubric 420-1..

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its existence." The land will be ex- plorcd by seaplunes, ‘and on the return tl‘ip MacMillsn wlll explore reported ruins ofelevcnth century civilization similar to ‘those discov- ered in Greenland. '

Wiped Out

Luring‘ Him To The Arctic

(Canadian Press)

Nl‘)\\' YORK, May Zow-"Dnilzlltl D. MacMlllnn, noted Arc ic explorer, is in‘ town today for christen- ing of the Peary, e‘ f tlfe two amps equipped‘ h‘, h‘ imree ‘sea (Canadian Press) planes ,WlliCll \vill leave for the PQRT ARTHUR. ‘M113’ 20~-"T11° north Juno l7, untlcr his command 1411119 1131111910.: 1191119‘ 111111¥J1111e5 told of a mirage of an unkmwn ‘V1151. "1 11115 1111i’ 011 111B 11111111 111111 continent which is luring him to,“ 111B 31311111111111 111111011111 Ruuwny the Arctic hghhh "we helieve that has been practically wiped out by there is a vnst unoxplaretl contln- a 111F951 fife. M60169"! t" 191111115 ent possibly one million miles in received 11e1'e‘t11l11 morning. Many are“ to the west of Northern (“hen families were rendered homeless.

,-.._._. DANCE WELUATTENDED. - The dance EZVBIQIIQOB Ohab Tues- d-ay eventing in aid or the Miners Ite- ‘liedf Fund ‘was very ‘well attended. The music ‘was furnished by Fran-k Hmlrlsiht and his Orchestra and many new hiiswere played.

NEW YACHTS OUT. —Yeeter- day afternoon and 111M evening a numben of theflnew yiichts we're 011i f0? wins and many exciting scenes were witnessed as the boats worked out The yachts-i men are all hard at work 1to cop 111436-20M2i. -

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PLEASE REMEMBER YOUR‘ Pledge to the 0rphallaigie

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TODAY

the, cupljflfl tuberous‘ _ he out- camels eagerly‘ nnticipa ed. ~ t.

nerunailnc mnom m-r. AL- LISON. -—Mnny of the students at- tending’ Mt, Addison University re- turned home yesterday, including

ran. 841:5 (on RENT

Mitses Audrienne, Sunnnerside: Mildred Muttart, Sum-merside; . Georgie Read, ~Port' Borden; G. Store premises, and flqrtur-

Miller, Charlottetown: Rut Mill- er, ‘Chllriotvtatowmhilary acDOn- ald, Charlottetown; ‘Phyllis Win-

ea at Rocky Point run last summer h'y Palmer and Dia- mond. Ideally situated. Expel-

"hesmr- 011111101191011/11; J811111B lent opportunity for summer Jardinc, Kcnsington; Pearl John- grads, pumha“ ,- “n “m. slfonc, Charlottetown; Minnic mm“ bmjmir" one‘.

Johnstone, Montague; 0mm {i011-

und, ‘Scrtrlctown; Sybil Poole, Apply PALMEi-i Q PALMER Monilague; Margaret Stems '

Char ottotown‘ Agnes Allnea ,

Montague: Moetsrs Clnir Wright, 1°1‘°'1“~’>'°1

Xfgllcan church Ofiicers in England

An ‘iIIIDDTlII-lll. delegation from the Canadian ‘Church has just ar- rived in England to the new ‘Council of Overseas Set tiement. of the ‘Church of England. wh-ose offices are nt 30 Victoria Street, London,‘ S. W. 'I., in all matters ‘relating t0 Cunadilib mi- gration, nnd to ascertain in what

S@l11'1i-"l0'W1l.' Fred Chandler, Char‘ iottewwl‘: Hubert Mabon, Mont- 1114110; Gordon Hutcheson, Char- lvttetown: undo-duo. Hubberlln, Murray Harboulvif; Accompanying the stpdelqts were- a number of parents who hafinc over for the

(dosing, includln rs A. W. Miller Mrs J. L. Read,‘ rs. Mutiart, and Mrs EjI-lollahci’

PERSONALS ___. Ml’ and Mrs J. L. Thompson re- turned yesterday from Montreal

and Ottawa. ummwrme‘ v

The Delegates are accredited t0 the ‘Secretary of Stato- far the Colonies by the Governor General of Canada, Lord Byng, and to the Archi-bishop of Canterbury,

The names of the members of the Delegation are:

The ‘Bishop of Ontario

The Rev. Canon Vernon

W, G. Styles, Esq.-

G. B. Woods, Esq.

The first sitting‘ of the Confer- vnce wns held at the Church House on Monday, May 4th.

The Archbishop oi.’ Canterbury welcomed them, and the Bishop" of London presided at the sitting, which wns also attended by:

Dame Mariel Talbot, D.B.E.

Rev. Staunton Batty, O.-B.E. ":1

Col. Sir Wyndham Deetles.C.M.$-.

Malcolm L. Jones Esq., 0.8.11‘. of the Overseas Dept. of the Colon- ial Officc _

Lt, (fol. J. H. Stanley, C.B.E. -,

W0 understand that the ground 10f discussion to be covered is so Iwidt- that it will probably tukc lscvvrnl wccks before definite con- clusions arc arrived at V.’

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Moncton vs. Abbieys‘

Mr. A. J. Phillips returned yes- terday from (Qampbollton.

Mrs Harris, Brighton wars a passenger to the dity by the early mail train yesterday.

Motiorlhenied

(Canaddan Press)

NEW YORK, ‘Muy 20.—— Suprcmo Court Justice Black has denied n| motion of attorneys for Morris Gest theatrical producer, to dismiss! the complaint in the 8500.000 suit brupght against him by ‘Princess liinrie Carlni Mwtchabelll, who ni- tcrnated with Lady Diana Manners in the Madonna role in Goat's pro‘ duction of the ‘iMiraclc" last your. The Princess says she was nlntlo ridiculous by Gesfs alleged public-l iiy methods. ‘

land," he said, “nnmcn Ci-:‘ckel"1'11'5 111° W115 5111011111113-

Land by Aillilirui ‘Peary, but we _

exists-lire, both ‘Peary and myself ilnvesccn the luiragc or its reflec-

ltrtion of tides nnd condition of the 111cm today received n vote of con-| lro surrnunrling the arr-n arc ud- fidencc in the Rcichstag. Thu votc|

linve only indirect evident-L. of its tlon on the sky repeatedly nnd tllo DERIHN, May 20.—-Tlm Govern- diiionnl scientific indications of W118 214 11> 129.011“ 35 1101, vfiiiilit-i

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Russian" Delegates

(Special to ‘the Guardian) OTTAWAJOnt-n May 20. — The Committee comprising representa- tives of the Plairiedlrovincera and the DominlonGovornlncnt will sit in conference frequently (luring illc nt-xt, few days on the dotnlls

sources ltowonhtrolicd byille lio- nrinion to this" provinccr-l.

lion (‘ilzlrlcs Stewart, Mlnlstor of‘ interior-And;libairnlan‘tor the Committee indicated that thcru

HOGG.—-Al Summerslde, April '16. 192:", to Ml‘. and llirs. Walter L. llogg, Ccnirnl llollcquc. it son.

MacRAE— At (lent-ml Royalty.

11th, 1925, to Mr. nnd Mrs. Jarvis 'l‘r:l|uol' (not: ltoscllu Keely). 11 Congratul-

(Oansdlan Press) GENIEVA, May l.-lt was oiTlc» ially nnnounced toliny that. (lcr- muny has appealed to thdf World Court of Justice ‘to settle her dis; putes with Poland concerning the alleged expropriation byPuland in Polish llppcr Silesia of German owned industrial rural property,

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tluilgllicr, Mary Anim- irtiuns.

For Bore Threat liner Mlnnrrlhs Llnlnwnt

' Hotel Victoria

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W", you, he“, "h; h“ H ._~ _ ; . ;n e fashion more them 20 ARR)‘, G-IJ-IOQIN Maneflfl’ iitsswerel t. has» refused basin ‘votythlna l" 0rd.“ '. , ,, . - . , ‘ ‘ - the death, we rents of communists

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sm Rods 35c t» 51-00-

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confer with ‘

nlanner the Canadian Church can G

:1 (‘harlottctolar-n basvball fans an: lypromliscd a ‘dou-bleiclmsslc for Vie» ,tol'ia. Day ‘when ‘the visiting Mon- ‘cton nine will cno-ssbats with ‘iiho yAlbP-gWCil-H at {he A. A. A. grounds.

The l-ocal ‘boys are rpwttinigncln‘ slomc sircnuous practices and ‘htwe . let‘tii"n‘g the Monctonians return to the Hub with

cf tho return , QLIHHA datum] m- '

chairman of the hockey committee

h‘im Ohio-the balance of his sal- ary-on the ground thet Small owed

tickets, Small safd, were “compli- melitarlas." - t

nest Saturday‘ in_ the municipal ' court. - " ‘ ' .

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edlltlemned ‘by tidipatibn in ‘these plots againiltthe " throne and government.

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CHU RCH LEAGUE * -

Championship Series -

‘in the first. game of the playoff for thohigli honors in the Church League St. James defeated St, Pet- ers by n large margin.

St, Peters were evidently off-

‘fosm lastnlght as th-ls i-s [he ‘first same St. James have won from St. Peters thisseasonf ‘ The play-oi for the champion- ship consists-of three games and St. Peters have still another chance‘ to hold the coveted trophy fwllich ‘they won in the play off ‘last year. ‘

ST. PETERS A, Vinnlcombe _____ 112 113 145 W. A. Smith _ 183 188 1M. ‘Crockett _ 153 80 H. Ebers ___ 1Z8 157 R Acorn ___ 103 120 Total——20 5. - ST‘. JAMIES F, H. Conrad ___._,. 159 150 202 C. E. Sampel __ __ 144 262 208 Ii. Lapthorne -_ 144 101 129 . White ___ __ 172 138 179 J. Cameron ______ _- 163 133 184 Total-NBS. ‘Maiority for St. James 394 Bins.

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COM M ERvOIAiL ‘flOW-Lll-NvG LEAGUE ‘OHWMlPl-ONSHIPS

Prowse Bros, defeated Rogers ‘Hardware team in the second game of the championship series at the “Y" last: night.

‘it was a hurd game full of thrills

of their team.

third game as both have one win to ‘their credit.

pins. ‘

BASEBALL FRACTISE

this cuvenllu-g. starting at 6.15. A A. A. Grounds. Full attendance.

_-—-<o>—--—- TROUBLE IN TiHE HOCKEY PLAYERS’ CAMP IN BOSTON

BOSTON. May 20.—Chnrges that officials of the Boston Aronn 1111

Canada had been “left to stzlrvc, were made last night hy Irving W. Small, .lr., ‘Captain of the United States Olympic hockey team, and n ‘player o. the B. A. A. team of the United States Amateur Hockey Association. Small announced that ho had brought suit fol‘—$1,000 against the New Boston Arena C0.. for non-payment of his salary.

Small declared that the Arena of- ficials had ‘made arrangements to pay salaries ranging from $500 to $2.200 a season, but llnd held ‘back the payments under threat of ox- posing the players concerned for violation of amateur rules.

“The gwme ‘is now a joke." said Small, “and it‘ cannot come hack until the crowd is cleaned up. The ‘players have not been gettifls a square deal. Some of them have been hroughbdown from Canada and left to starve. while the ‘bosses took all ‘the profits and lived the life of kings."

Small alleged that George -V. Brown, a. director of the Arena and

of the B.A.A., had refused to pay

the Arena $135 for tickets. These

Sarah's suit was-scheduled for

Win-__-

“if v WRITFDROOMGEQO

_ A, {May lbw-Kin Boris Ha," who was attec dd near _ ‘Just ammo tn the cathedra

e tribunal tor par-

Toronto; ‘Louis Horovlty, ‘Cravmli. pro

nnd excitement and was nnyhodys game until the last ball was rolled Rogers boys put up a game battle but Prowse Bros, team was not to be denied, they were there in the pinch and ‘the game was won in the last frame ‘by a spare‘ stnike ‘by one it is now necssary to play the teams each The datfof this game will be- announc-

Majorlty for Prowse -Bros, 10

The Eastern Stars ‘will practise

_ went ‘the Canadian Department of 1111111 581111195 1Q 1111111101" 11'1"» "llmunigratilon and Colonization has players in this city inst us" ‘H111’ 1 ..-t-.en‘lly answered over thirteen 111111 801116 110C110)’ I1111YQ1“ - '51‘, rirousunti inquiries ‘from "bosons in

(Continued fhm ‘liege 1) Endvwstlovi‘ of the Premier

There was altercation also over B- 5111191119111 made by the Prime Minister on Thursday that, so far as was aware, no application has been made ‘to the government for export of power from Carillon. Mr MelBhen charged that when the Premier made ‘this statement an "application as astounding in its audacity as any ever presented had been ‘before the government for months."

Premier King repeated that no application had been broughtbe- Zfore the government by a minister and that was the meaning be had meant to convey,

Mr. Graham declared that he had never read a draft Carillon contract; he had not. brought it before the government tor consid- eration; ‘the country was not com- mitted to anything. On general plolcy of power export, Mr. Graham argued that if ‘the Feder- al Government declared against such export then all contracts be- tween pwoer ‘exporting companies nnd American firms would be af- (acted.

“The government has already stayed its hand for many months in this matter and does not intend proceeding with any haste what- ever," said Premier King at the close of the debate.

Hon. H. H. Stevens, bad asked him to promise the House that the government would do nothing about the proposed contract for another your until parliament could meet again and pass such

legislation as ‘would absolutely

safeguard the interests of Canada lnthe matter of export power. “I have already taken that posi- tion," said the Premier.

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Ottawa Has U. S. Emigration Branch

(Canadian Press)

OTTAWA, Ont, May 20.—Al- thou-gh considers-hie ‘publlic ‘at/ten- tion ‘has r1 ‘cently Ibsen‘ dlirecied to the pol-icy o-f the Canavlfian- Govern- nren-l ‘in encouraging British ‘famil- ies of farm exp ‘rience ‘to ‘settle in Canada. not so much ils known of the work being carried on ‘by the Canadian Department of Immigra- ‘tion and Colonization in tire United States. Nevertheless, it is recogniz- ed that American farmers, ‘who have had agricultural experience under conditions very similar to thesis: which prevail in Canada. are? amlong the most desirable ole/sees o I new settlers, and an aggressive? campaign" ‘.s bcyin-g carried on to in-

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For ‘the more aggressive‘ promo- tion of the work throughout the, United States. certain necessary in- creases in staff ‘have bigen made and the agents are devoting them-- selves to prsonal visitanon and sel- ection o fthe type‘ of settler likely ' to be successful in Canada.

An extensive ladvelttising had been carried on during the ‘winter months ‘the agricultural ‘papers of ‘(hg united ‘States, reach-lug approxim- wfeiy ten million ‘farmers |per issun, and as a result oihvhis advertise-

the United Statics since the cam- paign was ‘insriltuicd in October last. Tlhose. inquiries. after ‘being answered from Ottawa, are mtierred to the Canadian Government Agent for the territory in which the ‘in- quiry orlgilvaitetl the ‘basis ‘of his l1“1‘5(;1111)1l follow-up. ‘as it is recog- niizcl tat only by persona-l con- ‘tracibcunl ilfiilllfiffl in any largo 1mm- >er‘c olanetl, _

A t-pclcial advertising campaign directed to former Frionch ‘Canad- ians now ‘resident in New England Sta-tbs ‘has lust ‘been llnltiatgzd and to ‘facilitate ‘t-heflrepatrlsiilon‘ of for- mer French Canadian citizens three new ‘emcee heirebisbn openeddiu. that territory. i 4 -_ . . At leading co ntry feline ‘in man gr tho chiésg _cpl‘turaihSli;stee "lg

1111 11-. ._v_ _ exi itiaone °1 1111"‘ Do‘n<>lf|rsl_ gen res of attrac- ‘éilfn egg) l: tiagcent International

- V9 <3‘ . . mend ‘Ha/y Show

f“ Oilistaso. hm claiaadulm w-innli-ngs

were n‘ suc‘ any c esa e character

'1' 1° fiumcl/fljlespred Mtievntion u.

and comment.‘

‘111 P090111 , V, ‘many factors all ‘- ‘DQ011113 control, of the I n "an ‘Govo ent have banded ‘M the Qveam- of Aimerilcan.

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