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Main Th'ank_sg_iving _ Service For the Re- _' covery of His Ma- _ jesty To Be Held In _ Westminster Abbey.

(Special to the Guardian)

LONDON, July 5.-While similar

services take place throughout, the lzlmplré. Westminster Abbey on sun- day will be the scene of the main service of thanksgiving for the rc- sovcry of His Majesty. The King _will attend to oder thanks with his 'subjects and Queen Mary and vir- tually the whole royal family will be present.

so far as is possible, those in

charge of the arrangements have striven to eliminate all ostentatlous ceremony. 'I'he number of reserved seats in the Abbey has been kept at the lowest possible /limit and the neve will be entirely open to the earliest comers. It is hoped the peo- ple will attend the thanksgiving ser- _ vices at their customary' places of worship. or elsewhere in their own neighborhood. But undoubtedly crowds will witness the services in

Westminster Abbey.

ANNEVCEMENTS. COMING EVENTS.

MEETINGS.” ETC.

"Robln Hood Flour is guaranteed

to please you better.

5233-6-'I-to Sept. 12 pd.

"Annandale Monday. show and

dance. Orchestra. 6368-7-4-iii.

“Georgetown Tea, Mondly, July

15th. Note change of date.

6248-6-29-3--5|.

"Dr, Clift. M. D.-Start now home

prevention cure. Purdy Station, West- chester Co., N. Y., U. S. A.

“Buy”-3 I-logs, Sheep and Lambs

at Bm-lei-aid. Tuesday forenoon. July Oth. Everett Haslam. 6417-7-6-Zi.

“Reserve Thursday, July\18th for

the Presb terian Tea and Ice Cream

“Roserve Tuesday evening July

16th for Strawberry Festival at Zion Church. 6427-7-8-31.

"Use Jeffreys Guaranteed Lung-

worm Treatment for Foxes. M. E. Ncbenrian, Prov. Representative, Charlottetown. P. E. I.

8428-7-6-8-ll-13.

"Come to West Royalty Ice Cream

Tbstival, next field to Waterworks, Upper Malpeque Road, 'hlesday, July 9th. Refreshments of all kinds.

_ 6361-7-4-31.

"Come to Cornwall Sunday school

Picnic. July 10th at Rink. If rainy will be held following say,

sans-7-sl-4-a-a.

"Highland Divillon are holding a

Festival in 1-lartsvllls Hall," Monday. July Bth. If not fine come Tuesday.

8392-7-5-21.

"Ice-cream Festival and dance

Upper Montague School, Tuesday evening, July 9. 8408-7-5-21

"Bigger, better, more fun than

ever. Come to the lawn festival at St- Catherines Wednesday, July l'lth.

6355-'l-5-2l

“Sea "The Path Across the Hill".

presented by the B. Y. P. U. Drama- tic Society of 'lTycn, at the Protest- ant Orphanage. Mount Herbert, Pri- day evening, July lllth. l 0441

' “Come and enioy Seashore Hel- Party at North Ruetico. Saturday: Jul! lth. Bingo and other amuse- xnents Refreshments of all kinds. By order of Committee. 0804-'I-8-ei.

Q--_ _

' “The Annual Meeting of the Prince Edward Island Grace Seed Growers Association, will be held in Bt. Mai-y’a I-fall. Souris. on Monday aftemoon. July Oth tt 8 o’clock. 0332-'I-8-41.

_ "A meeting of the shareholders of Mlyiald Hall Co., will be held in \¢aydeld Hall July Oth at 0 P. lid. to consider remodeling of Hail. Prank

lfsetoil, Secretary. M41-'I-0-Ii

_____ I

i°°Ibliow July

of wheat, Saturday. Come and get l::'..‘::.‘:;:.f'l:.‘:.;:..';“i;..:.‘::.rl; -»--=» »-~»-»- » - -- llth, NiCh0i50n BIOS. SBCl‘6tll'y. 5451 ‘

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Tomorrow, in the different

churches of the City and through- out the Empire, thanksgiving services will be held for the ro- covery of His Maieaty King George V from his recent serloul illness.

liia Honour Lieutenant Gov-

ernor Heartz will attend the ser- vice at St. Paul's Church _at 11 a.. an. and at Trinity United church at 1 p. nil pu been oe- casions lnofflcial uniform.

dresses.

G E l I F E The annual conference of the Wo-

' men's Institutes will be held next

attendance is expected. Following is the detailed programme of the con-

‘ week in this city, commencing on

S E N T E N B E Wednesday afternoon. when a large

, I -'-* ference. fCanadia_»n Press) Delegates are asked to register on

» BU1"1"AL0» N- Y- Jill? 5 "‘° ~7°I’“‘ Wednesday morning at Prince of Foster, 25, a citizen of Canada., was wal” cone” H51] upon "rival of sentenced to life in prison in Aubum ,,.B|n_,_

Penitentiary today by Justice Thomas w¢,|,-"shy luemoan L30 1, _m_ H. Noonan in Supreme Court for the P,.,5,dmg__M,_._, Lulu ye°_ Pmvm.

X bottles OI' iiqllOl‘ fl’Ol‘l‘l 8 BUHBIO Cal-mda‘~:. Creed; Minutes of the

\ . _

Miss Ethel Schurman, Supervisor

N N R 0 N T U Wolnen’s Institute; Address “Coni-

rnunity Welfare"-Mr. Waiter Shaw; Address "Flowers and Bulbs."-Mr.

.__-_

G nm, J.A. Clark, Superintendent Experi-

njlul? 5-On" e “section mem" nm; "d‘I°“mm°m'

of the city completely in darkness for ,

- l E l . . .

hours, street car service suspended on “dnwhy Ymlng' P H

all lines west of Bathurst Street as . far as Runriymede for nearly an hour. Pre5mm“`ML“-Lum Yeo' Pr'°vm`

one man in a serious cond on _Under d___ect_°___ of Mm Helen

t .

hospital with facial burns, sus aiqed Dwhtmm Addr of wdwma _

__ _ nk _ __ _

when l mn b°x bumed ou; pow; Hon. A. C. Saunders, Premier of

5:;‘__c;";; 1°;;m;’; wt; Prince edward roland, me nr. no only part of the toll paid by Toronto Y°°’ Mnyor °f ch"l°""°wnI Reply last night when one of the severest "Mm H."u°“ M°°F"lm°' B°d°` electrical storms experienced in years que; "dd"`“_Mm Aim' w°Id°f"

Supervisor Women’s Institutes o!New

swept W" the district' Brunswick; Instrumental Music-Mr.

I-Iyndman lu M_r. MacNutt; Five min-

nnampsmm p1°m°'s““NBy' July ute talk on "Home Training for

6th. 0450

“ Children"-Mrs. Allison MacMillan,

"Come and bring your friends to Fairview: Five minute talk cn "Val- the Merehficld-Dlwrteffwse Unit" ue or coca Literotica in the 1-rome"

Church Festival on Wednesday even- _ ,_ Gm., Mum., New Penh. F," mg' July wth' °“ °h“r°h 'r°“nd;4'“' mil;/i!Iite talk on “Labour Savers"-Mrs

__ S. J. Rose, East Baltic; Reading-

"Notice-Yeo's Movies. See that Dr. Geo. Green, Charlottetown; Bolo

wonderful sea picture. Lots of action- --Miss Margaret stems, Charlotte- Csnoe Cove, Monday, Vernon, Tues- town; Address-Dr. P. A. Creelmen, ¢lay_ _ 6454 Chief Health Omcer; Instrumental

__ ‘ Music-Mr. Hyndmln ds Mr. Mac-

"Hunter River Club unloading cl-r Nutt; National Anthem.

____ Presiding--Miss Lulu Yeo, Provin-

°'Stop. LOOK and Liéten- Don`t flu cial President; Opening l-Iyn1n-"Is-

to attend the Ice-cream social at 1 d H ... A in ,_ _ Albany school tonight. me _;‘:_______ ";‘;‘m;____$ :;:m‘;;e_’_'_°”;_

"Notice-Yeo's Movies. Bee that R“°I“"°’“ °°m"‘m°°‘ 5'9"* °“

wonderful sea. picture, lots of action. Ed“°"'I°“ 5' 3"" 5°h°°I°“ Mn' Cm” Com M°nd._y_ vemom .m”_ Geo. Martin, Provincial Convenor: d ' . “M Report on Agriculture-Mrs. S. J.

Ay' Rue, Provincial Convenor; Report on

"Kensington L I. calm '

Jean

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Annual Conference of ‘P. E. I. Women’s In- stitutes Will be Occa..

_ sion for Interesting

And Inspiring Ad.

I.I'l€ft Of B bid-Ck tl'BV€Iiil‘iU bl-I lfid cial President; opening ch°ni§_"o

mme- H9 W” said °° be the y°““3°""' Convention of 1928; Address of Wel- man ever to be sentenced under the wme_H°n_ w_ M_ L”_ Minis," of Baumes law from Erie County. Ag,.,wm,,.e_ Reply lo Address of

Welcome-Mrs. J .W. MacPi-lee, Geor- getown' Presideni'/s Address - Miss

Lulu Yleo; Five minute talk on a " ate’a Dut "-Mrss Allan Wy-

Deleg y and; Report of the Year's Work-

___ in cial President; Community singing

PRAYER OF

official order of ser- Sunday, July 7th, in

Hls,good Provi- Sovereign has

To bc read as part of

vice ai: Westminster

thanksgiving to Almighty dence whereby our Most been delivered from sev illness to‘the comfort of the whole Realm and for the signal love and loy- alty of his people made manifest in the time of trouble: ‘ “O Father of mercies and God of all comfort, we 'thank Thee that Thou hast hoard the prayers of 'iihy people in this land and across the seas ini the day of our trial: We praise and magnify Thy glorious name for that Thou hast raised Thy ser- vant GEORGE, our King from the bed of sickness: and we pray Thee to perfect his recovery and to, crown him day by day with more abundant bless- ings both in body and soul, through Jesus Christ' our Lord. Amen.

"Almighty, and merciful God who are the au-

thor and giver of all good things, we praise Thee for the gifts of strength and courage wherewith Thou didst uphold our Gracious Queen Mary; and for the guidance of Thy holy and life-giving Spirit in the counsels and endeavors of all who watched around Thy Servant in his time of sickness.

“We thank Thee that Thou hast given our King

the joy and comfort of knowing that he possesses the hearts of his people; and we pray that the re- membrance of him in thought and prayer made by folk of many races and in many lands may give the promise of a time when all the people of the world shall share their joys and sorrows as members of one family in Thee, who art the Father of all.

“These our thanksgivings and prayers we offer

and present unto Thee through Jesus Christ our Lord, to whom with Thee and the Holy Spirit be all honor and glory, world without end. Amen."

Borton, prominent violinist of Boston I accident lu, M°nd,y_ dam-¢, me

"The Annual Meeting of the _ _ Hook hee _ FHM MW." mum Medlcu “_ Presiding-Mias Lulu Yeo, Pmvin- musical circles. The rectl P grnan was very drunk at the time o _

- ... . Owing '° his death The Nassau County pro ~ '~ " .l

amy Wm be held in ma Tn” Huh cial President, Opening Chorus at Hearts Memorial Hall _ , | in Pictou and environments

"Institute Ode"; Report of the Bd- the inclement weather. there was f aecutoris office announced Dr. Goett- . '

Bummerside. on Wednesday, July mme* _ _ H _da the

not a very lsrle audience, but |lera findings today e m

IIIIY IN IUNIIUN

_ bass' Where the kingdom of men, and hast

Celebration Centred At

The American Em.

Dawes ‘ Receivedi More Than a Thous.l and. Guests. ‘

_ (Special to the Guardian) IJONDON, - July 5-The indgpsnd. l

ence celebration in London centered I HS the American Embassy, where Ambassador Dawes and Mrs, Daw” received more than a thousand guests. American residents of the British Capital and hundreds of A.merican` tourists met in the flower decked home and in the spacious garden in the rear where the band of the Irish Guards fumished music. The am. bassador tonight delivered 9, bl-lei patriotic address at the dinner 'otI ihe American Society in which he said "the projected naval accord be- tween Great Britain and the' United States was a practical expression to- ward realization of world' peace. Thrmlshout the day the stars and Stripes were in evidence in the princ-

ipal streets of London.

In his address at the Independence

Day dinner of the American Society at the Hotel Savoy this evening. General Dawes said, "We meet to celebrate our national birthday in the midst of the great British na- tion-among brothers and friends who speak the same language, poe- sess the same freedom, cherish the samé a‘spiralions»~ and inharittize same traditions, as we do. With past difierellces forgotten, with mutual pride in each other-'s faults-so many of which are mutual, we

stand in this era of reoonsiruction_ following the cataclysm of a wol'ld| war. each sensing a duty to the oth- er and both to the world at 1Bl'8¢ to further the ideal of comradeship_ as opposed to force as an arbiter be-

tween nations."

SHUUTS SUN IIN DAUGHTER

'(Canadian PRESS)

LEG!-IORN, Italy, July 5.-Merchio-l

ness Strosesi Malaspina. shot and kill- ed her eight year old son Alarica. and her two and a half year old daughter Rosanne, during a late aftemoon promenade yesterday and then com- mitted suicide herself. The Marchio~ ness was the wife of Marquis Azzolino Malaspina, a lieutenant colonel in

the cavalry, who was on duty ln_ Florence. l

'file Pmcii o\l at Sllouio

5 bassador And Mrs.I

l THE EMPIRE

The following Pflyef will be

lrccaupmoiiaeiaruksrlvlnr

I uervice at Weotminstct Abbey. j London, tomorrow:

Almighty God, who ruleat in

given to our Sovereign Lord. King GEORGE. a great dominion in all parte of the earth: Drew together, we pray Thee, in tnse fellowship the men of divers races, languogea, and customs, who dwell therein, that, bearing one anot.her’s burdens, and work- ing together in brotherly con- cord. they may fuifuil the pur- pose of Thy providence, and set forward Thy everlasting king- dom; through Jeaus Christ Th! Son, our Lord. to whom with Thee and the Holy Ghost be all glory and dominion, world with-

out end. Amen.

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SIR HENRY IN PICTIIII

*__-

C. N. R. President Re-

ceived By Town Council And Repres. entative Citizens.

(Special to the Guardian)

PI€.'l‘0U, N. S., July 5.-The fact

that this year we are spending ilfty million dollars in the Atlantic Reg- ion-qalnana total earning' power of twenty seven millions should show` what determined enorts we are mak-_ ing to do something for the Mari- time Provinces.

This was tha declaration made by

W( U. Appleton, General Manager Atlantic Region at Pictou, when Sir Henry Thorntonwas received here this morning by the town council and representative citizens. It was another one of those .particularly haPPY meetings with the people that Sir Henry has enjoyed throughout his whole tour of the east and chu- actcrlzed his present visit ‘every- where he has gone. T. L. Scott, chief engineer of the Brotherhood of Loc- omotive Eagineers, conveyed to the president of the national system the good will and cooperation of railway men. He said he saw all throughout the road among the trainmen the ever increasing desire to give better service a.nd to effect economies which may come under their own observa-

tion.

Mr. Appleton said in reviewing

what the system was doing for the Maritime Provinces that this year alone over seven million dollars will be spent for track and structure im- provement in the Atlantic Region. Over one million ties will be used and they were replacing one hund- red arld seventy two miles of railway track. There has been substantial improvement of our property. said Mr. Appleton, and consequent im- provement in train schedules All thu

"Come and see .The Bweetwaterlchuii W°1f°"-MY-I -\113l°l MIOMII' I E R w A S I »f“£ was acknowledged by the public and

.. . _ _ _ _

Trail” in Websters comer 1-my by lan, Provincial Convenor; Discussion , , c F L I um ___ _ __ _ St. Andrews Dramatic Club on Mon- Period-Led by supervisor; Report Bfllllant R€Cltal WOMAN WHO :;'m§_em°';_ 1_';‘:é_/;(_’_f‘so:_“ tgscirogf JU 501- 543°"7'°'3I- on Home Economies-Mrs. Walter _ I ‘ WE 1/IGH( l _ence of _,mem 5e_____c_5 _

sm" !'°‘l“°m °°“'°“°' mm" Last Evening Mayor Priest or Picrou and .l a

“The ssmeladles who eateredttl _ ' 'I ` - -

the Caledonian Club picnic, Vernon 3 Nsgmnku ‘MMA rm Emmeunf ` E ‘ SHOES f McKenna. President of the Board of River, will have ehnrse of the tables "° ‘“ ' 'P'°"”‘° I °°’“’°“°"' ”"""' | 0 . nice. were particularly happy lu at Summerville Races. July ioth. R°P°" °“ !m‘““|'“"°“-u°"- Wu' A Charlottetown musical audience (Ummm, pre", _ _we,wm,ng sk Henry expmsml me

ms-1-e-si liam mitch, Provincial convener; _ _________¢ I MINEOLA, N. Y., July s _ The, -1.- _°wn____ appreciation for the opmt_

-- he on Legislation-Mra. J. W. enjoyed a rare treat ut ev -____ 0 D___ Alexander G_ Goewerl

"DH" to M."Mm.d 'nd “Jw Mrgghnn' Pmvinciu c°n"°°°"3 R5' th" °f "w° highly "lined “ms” °!Iwi?c?rrE1ai:Ie a chemical analysis of the

' Y°“f *~“M°”°*€’ 5°V°'}_;‘¢__~’“‘I>_I°'-*‘- _ com or oolaulltteu; aeicuriuuent. im Boston coruerviicrv of Music. ,vm mam 0, mme, s,,_,,,_ ,,,,.,,__

T" °" hm' ° °°' °°"` Min R/me W°°4» i°ff“=" P“P“ °‘latlanv.lc flier who vas lilllea with;

I C . -1- -li.

mme °° "lm M” B Thursday Afternoon 1.00 p. m. Professor Fletcher and Miss Bethihg, ,wo pmengerg ln an |orcplano|

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su-\“ for

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loin-tqioamr at loss a al. ci. r. °"**‘ W~ ’-W" W" Y°°~ ‘"4 __ ‘

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°m_7_4_¢_,_ Win, Milton on Proposed Banitorium as unique among fic is w o ves ig acc . _modenw ,°u,h,,,.e5,_ ,,,m¢,_ psmy ___ _ _

, -Mrs. Wm. Mutch; Five minute talk tertlinmerlis. __ _Etuits and his companions were kill- _cloudy with a “me mah” temper,” _

°°'I'iie Pl-lblic is cordially inviiwd by °” "°'"__R'“P°“‘bu"” u 'rua' 7° \°h°°‘° 'p°°m° number' “l°d "hm hi’ 91"" _f"'°“" Inf ° “II _ure, some fog ind probably a few

gh, M°n¢.¢“¢ gyyplnfglug go g ple. lhstitutas -Mrs. Wooinar; leading worthy of_apecill Drliee would be aispin while he Wie Stllntinl it in ‘wgmrud 51~,0w.g,-,_ _ lspeeial to the Guardian)

nic _at B_t. Andre s Point on Tuesday -Mrs Bishop. Cavendish: Report on difficult task amid so many beautl-i ullltuau cl :loo feet near Roosevelt 1 »1-°,.,m,,,_ C,,,,,d,, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ “__-,6_ GRAND HAVEN M,ch__ _my ,__

"25 VW’ 6'" 05115453" m4\lW“U" _ WI- NIU* mu! Wndmd ;°I°m°:"_ H°"'°;';I F'i°I°~ Montreal, cloudy 63-64 Ten perscrs were drowned at a mun- umuvn of ma uv. “Mk mmm _:mm om “ny 3;” 1;; 'wosd mtl" ;__""g;t°___ W" _danced ____ ____ B __ ____ ____ _ Quebec, cloudy 69 si lcipal bs.hing bea.h here this after will be present. ~ gm.-1.4-si. _ - m‘“”~ W” _ -' i ° °" ° 1° "1 l charlottetown. cloudy ....... ._ e1-as noon. all at vktusllv the who time._

I uaeilliaii. Assistant lilvqrvileri Ad- at their best from the point oi view and fine technical qualities were Hama, :may _ _ _ _ , _ , _ _ _ _ _ ___ -10-55 while life gurl-:ls struggles io reams

Qi-“L J-o- UHIIIOP Of IQCIIIIIQHB Illtefpifefltibfi. with 5i'lOWh in the Ci'l0DiIi. _ High “de this morning at 921 .na fg-,lr pg;-5333 gwgpt gf! 5 pier hy_

tetowa: Damonaiauon on Anhnging regard to the individual numbers, 'nm wal-1; of Mn; 3°.-um sl~,°w¢<l‘,0,,,'m at ,IM ,ind ,uhm ,mm U; uk, M|,,h.___._;_______ riawtra--lain num uiiler. ollarlot- ine orowoin; ti-iumpli oi was wooainer fine technical mmm; me mul-2 sun ...S ,his ,,~,,,l,,g ,I 1.54 and egni cus or them arcwnca. NIMIFARM F08 I4!-I - 1”

Uidht' Qxltion Box; Unnuished waeperhaps "Reflections in the Wat- |ical insight, her playing being fraught ,rim tomorrow morning at 4.11. '--crm-_1 nearby were carried out into?

’“'“““? °3°“””°*°'- 'ff' iD*W“¥l- PW"-1 IM °1"i°YI\vi=h true imlsimtion and intelli-l New moon eaiul-say. .ruiy etn 4.2:! '~s use oy an unasriow. '

lliidnliiililllitv U0 to 0.00-Lieub genes. The four modern se1ection.sfp_ ln, Guards affer pulling I

‘_ . scant Governor me mu. Hearts will membm_st.Ciovernment House, into ahczea by Miss B_or_ton_ware perform- sunylme:-side tide eigne-_-so minutes ‘_-:rl ttia

‘ ipqgneqq, be lt Mile t»e_¢h_\ _Welieob Institute 4.90 to 0.00 p. ls) lgmtmuaq on page rs_ later than Charlottetown. '

‘ei lion and the subsequent enlargement

_of the lodge and the emciency of SBYVICS Riven by the railway. Sir lrfenry then visited the lodge, receiv-

/ _ ed a delegation of Pugwuh citizens

who were soliciting aid for a hotel and visited various interesting place.:

. . t a .l ...Touts tum. lllnllilln iicilrmfr FOR vlscuulll cicll lf

li limaml,

GREAT BRITAIN

Announcement in House of Commons Brought Cheers From Ilabor Benches.

(Special to the Guardian)

DONDON, July 5-Cheers from

the Labor benches greeted the an- nouncement ln the House of Com- mons this afternoon of the appoint- ment of Viscount Cecil io represent Great Britain again at the prepar~ story disarmament commission of the League of Nations, and to attend the forthcoming assembly of the League. The League assembly del- egation alsc will include the follow- ing: Right Hon. Ramsay MacDon- ald, Prime Minister; Right Hon. Ar- thur Henderson, Sesretary for For- _ eign Affairs; Right Hon. William Graham, President of the Board of Trade; Mrs. M. A. Hamilton, Lab'or,` M. P., Blackburn; Helena. Maria, swanwick, speaker, lecturer and pub-

licist, ,

Viscount Cecil, who was under-see- retary of state for foreign affairs" and minister of blockade in the .war-_ time coalition govemment and later became Lord Privy Seal in the Bald- win Conservative government in 1923 and 1924, has had considerable ex- perience at Geneva as a. British Swkebmm He ruigned from the dis- armament delegation of the British government shortly after the collapse of the tri-pal-tite naval conference at Geneva, 'lu lmxnis resignation'-~ was a protest against what he con- sidered the rigid attitude of the British delegetiol~l.- headed by Right Hon. W. C. Bridgeman (now Lord Bridgeman) when the impasse be- tween Great Britain and the United States over cnliser strength was

reached.

16 7 HOURS

IN THE AIR

_ (Canadian Press)

CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 5.-Pilot

Byrne Newccmbe and Roy L. Mitchel in the endurance monoplane City oi Cleveland were within six hours. Sl minutes and 53 seconds of a new world‘s endurance refueling record al 5.39 p. m., today as they passed theil 167th consecutive hour in the air.

At 5.30 they dropped a note askin;

for more gasoline, oil and water, in- quired for weather conditiolls tonighl and said the motor was runninl fine.

in the heavier surf which pounded the beach all afternoon the small life saving craft was swamped.

Q404

Condensed Specials I

RATE-de per word net each insertion in this column.

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LOST-BETWEEN P. W. C. AND 22.

Richmond Street. Watermark. Fountain Pen. Finder leave at thi office. 6429-'I-6-1:

WANTED MAN FOB. FARM WORK

Apply Seymour Wood Mt. Herbert

6445-7-6-3.

‘LOST-RED PURSE IN VICINITE

of Bridgetown. Notify Box 95, Char lottetown. 6442-7-6-1.

WANTED-A MAID FOR. GENEBAI

housework. Apply 166 Dorchestc: Street. 6004-7-5.-2;

FOR. SALE--TWO MILK COW!

one freshened and other to freshen Apply Bryrle Bros., North River.

8416-‘l-6-2:

class teacher for Marshfield Bupplement $10000 L. D ter. Secretary

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