‘ 1_ THE Q_l_g\RL;§_J_'rra'_r;owlg_ cUARi_>laN_1_ __

IIIAI llYlIA'l'l0!|' lil. IXPIAINID

Nl' TQ FIUWW OONFIIBNCI Tllll TKUIBDAY

this column la Numa lar noun

In or local income can uivemclag as

way nature In In lnurkd nl

` ~' __ ` also

UNI' Evlllldllt F. W. Johnston an expert on the hec- l°'- 00”* “Ili-¢li.l°Y I Pklaant evening ex- planations that you want to know. EVERY ONE WEL- oosm - scars l-'sun -_ onny rm-zuwns. olrrmmo.

mr. n. ls. Brennan-Platform mi.-tant. her Gladys Pilmley lheanan-Pluaiat and Bololat. Hi-S

WATCH THE PAPER. FOR. 'IK BIG SUNDAY LECTURE.

lsr; ll; ill a '°e.

Eg? ‘E ill

THURSDAY ""_

T 8 P. M. . l -Marry: youu calms saturday at AT TIIE FURIIM Gull

om: mon r. ls. l.-Misa nar-

- ll

_ 'You Can't Aff01‘d | garet oauaglran has arrived in me

To Miss It City from Charlottetown to visit her

ren

Ylln one

llld

'at

' r ' the

aroma mow ¢bur;bR°SH1lES-ul calf' sstnll.

i thieson presided. The case was

appeal from a. conviction under

rllunsosr, .vnu .aa

no r. M.-y. r. s. wiu meet all ~ ee ram -“j-‘S0

near-ia nail if weather' 1 flue, for party at A.~R. Soma time ago an Essay Com- "gil Gillis' shore. petition was promoted in each of gl

__:._ 2 the three Maritime Provinces un- fuy

der the auspices of the Canadian “E”

Competition On 3,5*

S d G ' ”“°

I" 0 seed Growers' association. This "1

competition was on the subject P

______ ’ "Why We Should Use Registered C

Seed On rc as open to farmers’ sons and,ed

daughters

IIB. FRED RENOUF

Citizens will learn with regret

the death of Fred Renouf which oc- A large

cui-red at the Prince Edward Island subm Hospital at all early hour yesterday did the judging had a very difficult ,Ma mominl after only a few days' lil- task

ness.

The deceased who learned

McLeod, was employed for m

»dl5p°5-llhn' he'W“5 3 910353115 ’3°m' the seed being utilized is of infer- in jail. A speeder was fined three

paniofli, enjoying a large circle friends.

Ho was a prominent Oddieilo

Lodge No. 8 and was also s mem of the Canadian Order of Forest

A regrettable feature of his de is the fact. that his wife is confin to ner bed through illness.

A brother, William, resides in

lil Mrulonlln

Nl.. CYRUS MACEACHERN

. Harry Bonnell, 175 Graf

B t, City, has received the

new! _of the derlth of her brother,

Mr. Q/rua MacEachern in Mission 3.5511-

sth'

City. B. 0. ‘

born in Souris, P. E. 1., January R. l2th, 1886 thc son of the liste B .n- 7 Jamin D. MacEachern. formerly We

The late Mr. MacEachern was

tmckmaster of the Eastern secti

lVales College, having completed his

third year there with distinction in ra 1903. He later operated a, saw mill 11th. Jessie Harper. West Royalty. wedding took place at the home of

2th. Everett F. McLeod, Mt. Mf- pe, view, on June llth at 6 _p. m., when

on. 8th. n, gn .

lie was a graduate of Prince of 9th. Adrien Doiron. Duvar. Pr

1 m.

and store in Hopefield up to

years ago when he left for British Ho

th felt that the oompetition wlllatim- fl,

6 i t k i t t in d

tailoring trade with the late John 3131:, vriny resize? exgiwartlmrlsrldlrld 53313

I-HY fr

years with the late John McKenzie. 5,2;

Am‘°“¥h °f °' “mel “nd “Served has shown that a large amount of tn;

w,a

being ° PE" Gland °l st' 7‘°WW‘gg§ inte eats of this work was given by the

the Provincial Department of Agri was

5'; culture The following is a. list of in Jail. ed the price winners The first prize

ess 0

h N rt

ay, prepared by Miss Lcard of N . . .

Z B o h Tryon, will enter a. further Tufts, Chief Federal-Migratory Bird

United states _ competition with the first prize es- Officer of the Maritime Provincw,

' ays from Nova Scotia. and New has

wick. From these three a urday, giving lectures throughout

ton 3 ad ram’s

' 4th

Oth.

ten I

Our Home Farm", and bw

age' tion

number of essays were $500

itted and the committee who jan

ms. There is a great need for was

ll llllPl‘0V@m*?l1t 8-S lllV€-SU$8tl0l'i twenty days in Jail, and in the other

quality. dollars and costs or five days in jail.

Assistance in conducting the Tw p bove competition ,in furthering tive sentenced to six days in jail without

;~ - option of a fine and the other

runs

aritime winner will be declared' the rural districts. He ls 'accompan- Prizle winners: led

_ lst.

Bhd.

Jessie Leard. North Tryon. well Ernest D. Reid, Rollo Bay the

_ Annie I. Gill, Union Road left

Toussaint Arsenault, Ab-

s Village.

I Ill loantuavordatrtly ahlgin

“foams sl-ace or Hsu-slv _ "" W

nous" 'rms » “_

' Park st.-sydney Poet-lteoord.

OFFER. BICYCLE-Oudmoro Bfrol.

- Grocers, have hit upon the idea of

Klving the C. C. M. bicycle they

Ning given out with each purchase

draw the lucky ticket on July 20th.

AT THE SUPREME COURT-

ock , David Head will be heard. The er appeal cases will be heard

OLICE COURT-At the Police rt yesterday the defendant in a

“nd” '"'°“°l"°“° Years in iali, for a breach of the Prohibi-

l“ 1’]9‘°l“! the “Wards It ls ismissed Aman charged with un

ac $50.00 and costs or two months

ed. Two sanitary by-law cases

‘ee

on his visit by Mrs. Tufts, the

Hauptmann trial, the Eskimo

West. murder case in the Arctic, and other

rd. Julie Anne Arsenault, Ab- events of intcmational interest. Mr.

village. Tufts will remain on the Island to

_ Mary J. Gill. Union Road, complete his wcrk. He will lecture

0. ‘ ' tonight at Alexandra, and Friday Erma Wood, Strathcona. night at Kensinzton. Mrs. Tufts

yesterday aft:-rnnon accompan-

R. 6. ied -by her brother, Mr. F. L. Smith, th. Alden Bryenton, Rollo Bay 'Manager of the Robert Simpson st. Company of Halifax, and Mr. Da-

vincent Handraha '1‘i ish vid H. Gibson of Toronto. Vice

esident,of the latter Company.

WEDDING BELLS-A very pretty

and Mrs. M. E. Jenkins, Mill-

-ii

1lloKlN'NA has

offices, 71 Upper Prince Street.

L-8054-6-la-Si

ind Maolcod 5--St. Plllls

IrHl87

ts. Mr. and Mrs. E. Callaghan,

in the Quaker ost Contest to of their customers. Tickets are

the holder of the lucky num- will be awarded the bicycle. W°1l8hlD Mayor Kennedy will

the gn-preme Court yesterday who case. the King, respond-

Prohibition Act. Judgment was rved. This morning at ll

the appeal ease the King

4. The non jury civil action damages, of Bailey vs. Berrigan be heard June 24.

h of the Customs Act was fin-

Act the same person was fined 00 and costs or six months in

The defendant in a second

ch of the Customs Act case was

ul possession oi' liquor was dis-

tried. In one the defendant fined ten dollars and costs or

dollars and costs or five days

drunks a peared. one being

-fined five dollars or ten days

VISIT HERE ._ Mr R W

been on the Island since Bat-

known Journalist who covered

,; __ - P ur.aaama.mdoi»m»naii¢

W ‘_ 'nuulm fm mg -£5 rgIm3inr_¢i§r“m‘iaio&; gm

f » 1. "-Canada n many ~ ._ 2' Nu , .' rs. , i ‘ ' WUI* "naw" _ ` ’ '< lah lnotorship Parrslw01l» ll. T. hzorrol/,P~.Uil£rlottetmm. lull- ‘

§' . T '“‘&*riV¢o¢/linrnll¢n_.H\»»|u-rcaneiiauaa A

Columlalia, where he washmadnaggr their eldest daughter, Elinor Adele, of a m lup to the time of is .eat . became the wife of Mr. Joseph A.n- 1-l’e leaves to mourn a wife <ior- Launch Owner drew Smith. son of Mr. W. C. Smith,

mcrl Miss Mina Livin' stone of , Millvicw. The ceremony was per-

On Trial For formed by the Rev. G. A. D. Elliott.

' Th bride. who was given away by,

~ Manslaughter hcl? father, wore a` handsome gown'

of tea rose d’espr1t lace and tulle

P. By Guardia.n’s. Special Wire) net over taffeta and a sill: coronet

Y E

Hopeficld), and three children, Stanley. Benjamin and PhyllLs, all of Mission City, B. C.

FASHIONS CHANGE IN MEDI- (C

CINE

Ge0l'se Henry Cox. owner of the ill- bouquet of talisman roses. The

.701-rANN'E5BURG_(c, p.)_Dr_ fated excursion launch st. George, bridesmaid. Miss Lois Smith, wore

Robertson Bloom declared in a- which capsized off St. Lucia on Feb- pale green embroidered organdle lecture hope, doctor-5 of A, D. 3050 ruary 24 with a loss of 45 lives and and carried a bouquet of yellow would be as much amused -by “the Captain Charles Reece, master of tulips. The groom was supported present day fad of removing to - t e vessel, went on trial .for man- by Mr. Calvin Smi . The Wedding; all dl the ode

o : .

n .- h

a and oppen ces as m rn ‘ slaughter here todsy,before Judge March was piayedlfy Miss ora .len-

modicnl mm 15 about the bio/ ng D. G. Richards. kins, sister oi’ the bride. Immedi- f he middle agen" The launch tumed turtle and tip- ately following the ceremony the = -- ped her human cargo into the shark guests sat down to a sumptuous rc-

Buyrns haunted sea when many passengers past. Many beautiful gifts were re-

f`llAM`Pl0N-in the Fflhcc County hellillllg for Choiseul after a short ter supper was over and a few hours °° “°“'“ 235' Ed?" champion otimmley’ B Owner Cox and Chptlllh Reece trip. The bride’s travelling ostume

` were arrested after a. coroner sitting was a beige suit with hat and ac-

IUCKEY - A5 Indllm R-ive* °° at Soufriere heard evidence that the cessorles in brown. Mr. and Mrs. 'June 10. 1935. to Mr- and MIS- Ed' st. George had carried 55 more bas- smith will reside in their beautiful E111' Hickey (nee Kathleen Driscoll) sengers than the 60 her certificate new homo in Millvlew_ The bride

a daughter, Rozita Kathleen. - permitted and had no ballast when was tendered a miscellaneous show- iOlher papers please copy). she' sailed on the rip. er on June 5th. A most delightful :T '_""'“’_ G. V. Cameron is conducting the time was spent, the gifts being ac-

Mnnmaqgg prosecution, while A. E Augustin oompanied by appropriate verses.

£7531’-R-I-ES. Sli- Llllila, Ju.ne 19.- of orange blossoms. She carried a -boys from all parts of Canada and

rushed to the port side as she was ceived by thc bride and groom. Af- cou,,e_,- and 1-had n wonderful mp:

Laci' Call for Entries!

HElNZ5'Z

POPULARITY CONTEST CLOSES JUNE 29

$5000 in Pnlzss

Su your dealer today for an aiiraeiiva Special on Heinz Soups see Hou.. cornea Advonlnoam, ree. oo C.

= 1 ‘-';5- <

Names - Policies

Brunswick Electorate As Out- lined By Both Party Leaders.

SAINT JOHN, N. B., June I9 - Lands and M1Il€5 since 1931.

N .B.GoVernment

Telegraph

Girls Have Part

Company Sued

In Travel Hobby .

A. P. By Guardiari’s S ecial Wire)

vANc<>(l%'ll:Bltdix`l3n. flfeiladne la-A ('rltEN'n:»N. N. J., Jilne 19-The

bovs. an-an. entirely during the Western Uliion Telegraph Com-

past, 12 yea;-5, girls are how in-_ pany was sued today lg: suprenée guided in George Buchanan's hob- court for $3,600,000 on t e Brolin S bv of providing a. third of the cost it violated gambling laws by send- of'trips for those who will help ing "chain" telegrams. themselves and earn part of the The suit was brollght by Wil- needful m ncy. liam F. Zwirner of Merchantsville 1°--lar °° .':;.“,..f.‘:,‘;i,2;°“..,;“‘.‘::"izl.. alia:

alon , this law the "informer" receives

33,; ?}T;:.§d8§;'ag¥ rT1i§=1T; or nog. one half the penalties and the tionality restrictions. The average bounty tho Ol-1191' hlllf- number in the pm-gy over 9, period Zwimer alleged that the Tele- of years is about 47, Miss Lois Erilllh C0mPl11'ly 011 511118 7 li»¢C€Pl1~ Dunbar in 1931 became the pion- ed 200 "chain" te1¢Kl8mS lil Cam' eer of her sex, when, after earn- den and that- aDD1'°X1m"lely 200 ing her share of the necessary more were llooellled EACH day be- sum, she appealed to Mr. Buchan- tween Jllile 3 Bild Jlllle 15- an and was taken along. She join- “For each of the above men- cd the party of 32 boys at Van- tioned lotteries.” the plaintiff said,

' “the defendant (the Western Un-

ion) became liable for the sum of

S th irl. 1 k d longi ly at 0 0 er K q oo e ns $2,000 in the total of $3,600,000." _

her record. This year a party of girls, in charge of Mrs. Ella M. Kilim, wife of Dr. Charles Kuhn of Detroit, who has seen five of

Unofficial Conference

her boys accompany Mr. Buchan- an and has a sixth going this year, (C. P. By G\ll\l'lilMl'S Sillwllll W|{¢) intends to make sure that her CANTON- N-Yo Jun” 19~ ”“ Tile charges have as much fun as the first unofficial conference on Cau- boys_ for umm the success of tms adian-Ainericanaiialrs today heard trip depends whether the gl;-15 a general warning against untried Wu b t k in Th 1935 ex national experiment and an expres-

lld 0- H- 001'*-\°ll l'¢P*`.95¢l'l5 °°x- Thfl Dl'0!@lll5 Wem ,°P@llod by Mr. I 9 “ en “ga 't e h V : sion of hope that Canada and the

CAmRibu t ilu? cap ain Reece has retained A. M. Harold Robertson, ivlisaoa Margarogt nlSJf5‘P°°lfd ° fe” H" U,,,,,,,,, s,,,,E_,, would c,,,,d,,¢, mem- Baptist Parsonage, Charlottetown. T-GW - Smith Rnd Adele Smith- “nd "nd Y' selves in a manner they would not

Juno 14th, by Dr. A. C. Vincent, John Samuel Campbell of 'Elmira AECHBISHOP CUNDH-“N5 to Marjorie Elizabeth Robertson of

Kiiigsboro ’

nasrus

h E“oh.o. on .lun

of nr. and ma. `c. A. Lamb.

1 _ To Mr. Buchanan, this supple- _ _ ,

by Mis Gertrude Vll et menmry group is probably only hereafter find cause for regret olei-

SMETICS N WOMEN another step in the vision he had n .

C0 0 as a boy_ Bom of poor parents' Sir Robert Laird Borden, Canndas

cglectcd cpportunitics.

war-time Prime Minister, expressed

BOSTON, June 19. - The liberal PERSONALS with seven brothers and one sister t th L,_. i hh Ln _

use of cosmetics by women was at- _*”“_ COL he had to leave school at an early mme th" c ‘ O ne 8 °r 5 Umm

tries would not neglect opportuni-

_ tacked by william cardina1o'con- W- H~ R~ S“‘”°’~ D°“"°" ' are and work to support his fam- t, f , f t 1 ood win

T-TL*-"T1 neil, Archbishop tor norton, as -an m1v=d in °h°fl°“°°‘°“'“ Y°¥°""“l’~ ily. aéitlflrg Zhfoirigauoil ale; Elitiiois 3,22, §,§d,TS‘§;‘§’d’,1§g_"‘“ “° 8

. - attempt to imi a e Pagan savages, an o rs p u er w o ve

16’ 'lm' John Alexandeh mmm' sm in a sermon delivered after he had Ml'5~ Th°m““ Mccau' Euersgle' in the vicinity, fired the boy's im-

adminlstcred the sacrament of con- M5 °“l"¢f1l m°rP‘"l;‘°° tE‘;‘;’]’;°"d " agination with thoughts of far-off

taut-At Montague. June 19.1935 lrmation to 500 women ron'/eff# -‘ind Hmm °' "’*‘"‘ - placed -me old lriamnanx-. sym-

From Fred I. Kent, director of the

Bankers '1Tust_ Company of New York came the warning against un- tried national experiment. It fcl-

i _ . _

rhuliclaue in hu 'mth year. run- yesterday st the Oli-hedrll 01 *iw ivkm h Dalby with his ambitious really iowed a refereaoe to "unfortunate

U1*

or-i t :_ 'took md. f ma Holy cross.. H°"~ W- M~ ’-'°°» "- W ° laid the foundation or the "on io 5-' f’-° ’ “lar “zz .°:.:°‘":,‘.:i:i.‘:al~.:.:,‘e.'=:.°: ls..:r;.:.rlci.r, ::.:,..;':l°a ,---3-,;,» -y ---. -. --

a pr s re en m one- r o t e price d fr hi li (th U lied

Mmtum omemy' woman with Dlllllted HDI. Bild dll' hi’ h°m° Y°st°"d°'y' s trip. llmvidink his mother wgs an om W C we e n

willing to have him go. cape ourselves."

la home Interment in

_ , ed the -

'm°m-"`M u" P' It mmd`%` nggfewff are draeseascrliild Mr. John lidolean of Pnl., was

“I °“ w°d“°"“’- "““° ‘°- ‘ " li uit at tn home of Mr and me

gm mmm, ,seq gg eu-,_ 'rm the use of artificial coloring on ps, v ing c - -

late Mr. Renouf is ruling at the cheeks and finsemllls- g\;be;té£l:1:él, 'I‘~nton. Ns., during

EFFECTIVI ' -----

_ _ ~ TARIFFS ' Mr. J. D. Macleod. cmcial re-

con!-st st. Ayuda on .moo lb. (c r sy oaardiarrr special wire) oeiver under the Former# Creditor'

_ ` _ m oi i on i tie-

service

Haohean Funeral' Homo. Funeral notice later, '

1005 Uncut Henry Gola infant

of Mr and Mrs Gordon 0010! _ portations of carrots and beets WWII Y¢I¢¢i‘¢|By Oil bll-SUN!! i*_.°.',‘°'.:‘.:.':,.‘.?.°.‘:.'.:,°-.ii..t‘;'.‘° °°'- °‘ -is Mr °:.‘;f"‘..l.‘;°_":.t a.. nn. ---a. ---no --

political forces that are prevalent

States) have not been able to es-

se.. opt.

'aa ,

Zi' <4

l The Budget Plan 1 For tha nc

*mi

a wise housewife who so

plans her budget that she keeps abreast cf the times by getting the latest in homo necessities. 1-IOL- MAN'S HOME PLAN is intended for just such a housewife. In uhg :he ! HOME PLAN you buy now - by paying a small down payment, and the balance in inn monthly pay- ments. Instead of DIYIDS cash, you have almost a year in which to pay - interest is added, and you start using the articles you need immed- iately. Regardless of the size of your income, you will find 1-lI0.l.iMAN’S HOME PLAN Practical and convenient L-799'!-6-17-20..

Semi-Annual Mtg. Woman 's

A u x il 1' a ry

throughout the province gathered

F01' Re'eleCti0n $1.25 |iio|lliE`l'l"iiili-i'ASi"`" - »

bretion of the Holy Communion in

Campaign Issues Before New i%t....l°‘;‘i'z..°.‘;l;;s..';'.f.‘:.e:.°l‘;

w .

Rev. Canon Malone, Rev. E. R. Bridgewater. Rev. W. J. Philips and

the Rev. B. Fream, rector of Ken- sington who took as his text “As

(By The Oanndhn Preaa) last two years and Minister of i";;H|b1;;’;(;lI°;t tkgugmg

no more can ye except yr abide

Objectives of policies announced by Proposal for a 25 per cent in- me, He Sai ’ '

,_ u .' d Christ works through -

Premi,.r L. P. D. Tilley during the crease in haid-surface road con- H d the church and each one

New Brunswick general elections struction next year also was an- Ls b° y _ . 1

campaign coincide in three respects nounccd by the premier. The pres- zfeuzig l;eI3;1'eEul(>;tli§;t <l>>Li:;isy;.h:I.¢;;ldr;(y‘ '

1 _ _

with the platform of the Lberavllhop ent program calls fgr an ialnnual tow the Masbefs work we have just (Continued from Page D

position by A. A. Dysart. ese tal of 75 miles, an an crease ' policies concern an improved sys- ` 100 would provide a "much greater g;‘3;r:|d tggrsgilleinén Hg;;'d'sp,§l1°te BUILDERS SAVE D0LL5E\-

e ‘i in l _ ' ' 1f'uTtil)<§rd1a§§.;l;)tllatno§f§elsi`i:l1a`do°1sebt)tll<§ mfglizt g;v;;?i?dZl1Itr|e:vlii?;i§§ ion- Let "5 °h“'““ G°d I" H” _"muy the Atlantic if Germany were ai- Every Iulundinr Builder. Home ment and establishment of a na- tinue to improve the secondary and gégfgmgsi V(l;';1nl§,m1§ld°‘gng°li: £33 mwed 400900 tons of fgghtmg Owner. Property Owner should have tional park. by-roads throughout the province, comfovg gm strength The w}m5u`n_\ ships. All units now in the Medit- l* °°PY *lf 0lll' ffm! vllfllog/-88 ill!

Other points in the Conservative with 9. view to assisting in the ei- ‘ of th H01 orranean, they said, are needed to straied pages of doors, windows.

,om , ,C ed ,,_ 1 ,,, ti f d, t 1,,»._ t td dey slit. the oulbolu is e Y 1, dt _ roofing, waliboard paints, hard D m prom” -n ll” cud ` m aieonnll .with rtlieeasaigtgneoe GMS” ‘S f°’ “S "'°d‘W “S ll W" ’”‘;§°°f,,]°§‘ag1 §,f’§,,5t,_"°’ an "ms ware, electric pumps, oatlnoom oas-

struction of hard su ace roa s, Prem r ey _ po ¢ on p transfer of one cabinet portfolio of the Dominion Government a gfmtgi ‘;`ap;'st1'f;e°’k:eth€‘](fr1;`§§,vl't};1i,;lt The govemment-5 regret Bt the dznd ubuildingirl ;1l»l};l.'4es of all

d tori f .ent til icirsiteiillibe Y - nasbee “»=°¢°m¢ omwslvo-

giants Tie; h;¥;pi(l-:I agid wrdild be dgvelorled oy° the chris” may “We” 1” “5' ‘md We f" $§fc]§,1l;.er;?.;?e;,§;eetr2ml,ondon, it mer wltlsos. and samsu-

Premler Tilley has been optlmls- necessary building of roads. mm' Benedimon was pronoumhd was said, and Capt. Anthony 510-00 orders _shipped PWPIU tio regarding the unemployment For the purpose of restoring by Archdenwn whim' Eden. British Secretary for League Inlmlllllf blll|d°fl! will lil* of situation. "We are in hopes that, grants to hospitals and sanitaria, At the afternoon Session Mrs' C' of Nations Affairs who comes here “Wal fill' llll>¢i¢i0l1- We cln lov! with the improved condition, with:and providing free school books on d° t;vh1°§ai2"g,hV1°ee£§§s‘dE“f Friday to discuss naval mwtel-5_ you DOLLARS.

further assistance by the govern- an improved system, New Bruns- was n e c r' S Tn its probably will be told Pranoe does

ment for work there will be no need wiok would look to the Dominion §‘;1‘§g1e‘;',§'°l;lg~2 F3615 1;; meg not Want to “Seuss any pac, om, wltrrz Tons!!

of direct relief," he said. “But if Government for the award decided “ P Y 5 d than one for genera; B,-ms um.

such is not the ease, then those by the white commission on Mari- bYM1,‘;;S-C£’t~m1f{ §§,¥”‘§§‘c,,'eta, read iiaiion. Th* 90 Wi" Mi oimosr asain

so unfortunate will be provided time claims, he said. B resolution made 'at me exicume LONDON, ,yung 19-5,-gal; Brit- Halliday Craftsmen

with relief and medical aid.” Speaking at the last session of _ u f am continuing naval negotiations . .

The Government leader announ- the Legislature. Premier Tilley de- me"ti"g' that Mrs' E' V' B9 ° Wim Germany to smooth out the Limited fed that if his party were returned clared that farmers and fishermen Ch‘"1°“et°w“’ be asked to ml the working of their new 100-35 ratio “Everything to build Anything” to power June 27 the ministry of must feocive a fair return for their "“°“"°Y °"'“s°d by the r°°m‘°'t‘°n mw,._| pact Wm seek to snregn Tl'lH'°» N S labor would be transferred to his products, by means of legislation at the annual meeting °f Mrs- ffiy' Genmmys 'future naval building 4 Box 483 department without additional ex- if marketing sonemea failed. no nas ’“°“d» Pfesldenli f°f lil? 1°”-tif” “"5 uve, the longest ,,e,,,,d ,,,,,_,,b,,,_ N-:ms-s-ao.i|

pense to the province. This office criticized the Liberal platform on ;'ga§]'eM’{`;'“]3°n_n ‘£35 M§_';n}Y:y§gg;1ed That objective was aughomative.

has been administered by Hon. Dr. the ground that most of the pro- _ Mm gvmte we1gome`d`me mem; ly disclosed tonight as plans were

H' lvllqinlvmr eltllamt dmfrzgtg P°5°15mW“° "1";’°1lF>l-*$3* Wleghbtlae bers Bind said She honed an would pushed forward for naval conver- 8-S ll5i’¢l' 0 911 lm 0 - Oiinoe 0n's cry or a 8110 \1 -‘ sations with the French, Italian THYTOI' l-S U99-‘ly '73 Year* °1d M1' Nl" be refreshed by the service and and Russian governments in that e

' ' ' .2 in d b th Tilley has been Premier for the ;ln;;“s;:e°éfli;;em;{`;;rg Y € order' at London \

Mrs. Bell introduced the guest LONDON, June 19.-Cats-scores

speaker. Mrs Morse of the diocese C°“5¢"“fl-‘Un Pefllld Dlsfulsed of cats, hundreds of cats--will bo of Fredericton, N. B. The speal-vcr looking for new homes shortly sam it was A pleasure to be at me A suphlenlonteitv agreement now Their home, Ministry of Pensions , meeting and to hem. of the work being discussed wlthldoachlm V011 Neurological Hospital, is to close carried on in ,mother di0CEse_ She Rlbbentrop, Adolf Hitlcrs ombass- Nearly twenty years ago-when ine said ,mm nine Wars “go She did ador-at-large and his colleagues( hospital had 2,000 beds for wounded not know much about me Wamen-5 will ielltatlvclv determine the Canadian soldiers-the anccsmls of Auxiliary and it was some time be, dates of construction, size and these cats were imported to fight a fore she got a glimpse of the wide 1 types Of Nazi Wllfshlils- it WHS F0' Plague °f 1"-‘W soope of the w_ A_ Worm The vealed, _ ' The cats throve on their diet of speaker gave an mten.,stmg account It was understood B1~1i,g,y1 would, rats._ They made their homes uncicr of the growth and Work of the W4 like to spy;-nd thc Rewhs con. ,tho lalscd i1ools_of the hut.s.incrcas A since it started 50 vears aq0_ struction over seven years while Cd and llllllllillltil- They bCCtlm° Now it is doing work ,,m0,.,g the Germany was anxious to_complst~, lalgsg. ftlglgiif-toSl€ff(l)<§‘]l;inHU3\~t/;"1‘§dl<i;'l White Samui Indians’ and Eskimo ller post-Versailles building pro- dcrgrcfwth in selgrch M3 prey The

in Canada, and in the ove:Seas glam in f°“1`l""“'5- _ '_ -fields of India, china, and Japan. Meanwhile- r@P0l'lS lslwllfd Well- {,2S,,;;'”“;’,.,:‘fpedE‘f,2f{ dB" “;f,e”‘f§§ 1935 is om. jubum ye,u._ are we informed diplomatic quarters here groumfs a wliae berth 085 S putting our hearts into the cam, lilat_Germany already has started The CM population' reached 300 Palgn f°1° lncffllsell membership buudmg one s"p°Y`b“me‘°'hip °x" Now they will have to be evicted or and the Jubilee Fund objective- pected *° be 0’ “"0"” 3°-00° ms- allowed to run wild over the ~ouu Christ said --G0 ye~-_ We are an For the moment, it was under- trvside under an obligation to fulfill l-lie Stood. Germany does hot intend ro 3 C,,,',,d rea,” the pmblem as I word- We cannot all so as mission- “”"d_ U"°°’*‘S mill’ ‘ll-"1 90° “ms walked round the grounds. .ai ovary arios. but w.~ can take a proyerfui dl-Folio the important roiieesslon hu, c,,,.,.,@, glowed ,, pm, of eyes interest in missionary work. and Blllfllll llladc in allowhig her gleaming green or yellow. My up itll/H Cheffflllly Of 0111' Substanm equality of undmlsm strmmh Mt" Droacll scattered them. They van Those- who are not already members "friendly d|SCUS§l0ll" lf Gf’l`ll1flllY ishod under thc liiits. A tap fiom should link themselves with the W. b0H9"@~‘ COUGWOUS l\`Pll'l`Hlll lt. mv shoe provoked rt storm of angry A_ and members should mc0,,se_ Authoritative mini-tel-s said this 5p`1t5_ N0t0n@m@\vo¢1_ grate themgelvqg Are we an gsggt _f.'0vcl'ninerit had not abandoned Tho Milli:;il'_v oi' Hcniih admitted or Uablmy to our brfmch A dun hopes of eventually oliiniilatillg thc they were pllzzicfi. The Director- bymch reflects on the indivgduap slibmarinc from \\'ni'.'ai‘<~, Gclicrai oi Hospitals said: “Tile rats

arc- it problem. We do not know

tpndeygd M1-5_ Morse for 1,,-_r in- To Seek French Approval what ou cnrill to do with thcm ’ teresting and helpful address. H0 told mo ihe Kt‘i1t County Thanks werc also tend-_-red the Rev, With ihe French pros; clamor- Coiiiicil are taking ovcr the hospital E. R. and Mrs. Bridgewater and ihe against the .angio~German touiuoi'-lrlly to roliovo lvrsssulo on membrrs of Crapnud and Spring- REl`@€m9lll. Al’ll-h0ll,\' Eflvll. Minis- lim' Oth” l`l05i’ilfll5- field w. A.. for hospitality in on- ter for Leaizue of Notions affairs, Psflwns that was why he laughed remaining the visitors to o delicious Will so to Paris Frld-1_\' to seek ‘*b°“l "lv “fl” l"°“’"“- luncheon and afternoon tea. FF<’ll°h l1PDl`0l‘1\l of lilo !l¥l‘<‘011l<‘nt The Kem (.:°"my C°“.n°n ma’ A solo beaumuuy rendered by and pave the ,my for m.,,.m ]im_ have to appoint an rillcicl fl. Miss Verna Rodd, and a. pageant lllltlon talks. Fmlico imi; ai1~¢_».d_v _C__"t°h@1`~_,v___*_`__________ __ "Tho Blue Bowl" splcndldly por- b9Cll lIl\’i’.E‘fl to diszcllss term; nf tho “V `_'""""`%`“`“°*_"_ _°" trayrd by members of St. Pa»lil's. l~ll'0ll<lS0fl llllliii-lfiiolul lrcniy for rl()0 _Lilfé T0 Cl?lS*lfy

Charlottetown Gil-1's Auxiliary. ,ll-lv-ll llilliicifoii io i-_'limi 111.- ____ ______ bl’Ollght thc meeting to n ¢1;;53_ British llovr tiiril' :il;i'cci11ciit. with 'WANTED "'1`0"lti:.N'T”"l\` `\~'\fn.,§

Germany will lend, ii; ima stated. for month of Juiv. phone .H5

° ° fficials continued to insist that `

Would Curtin! Graln France ihus far officially had cx- i=~_-~’-->----»-~-- L som

Board Actlvely brewed "clllwr abnmvni or diaon- i:xl~mui;.\'csn cami lawn

proval of iii: Azirin-Gnzsinnn poet. wants work. Apply 199 Wcymolit-1

(C. P- By C-uardian's Special Wire) ;_f__;__;_,__-*_.___________Yl _§;§~jf_~____ 7--30 MONTREAL, Jline 19.-“Govern- """ """"`”"“"" '" "“~'-~*-~-°-~

mental activities should be confined Q -'~;- T -» -'-»-"~ 1--_..-.__ _ r ' __' ____;f__

A haartv vote of thanks was

to what are generally accepted as governmental functions," the execu- tive of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce today urged in a letter to Premier R.. B. Bennett in whichywas

a re en rc ln., for the constitution and powers oi l the Canadian Grain Board ‘

"to the majority of the agriculturiii i

community or to the sound Jud- ` ment' of Canadian business" in thr

‘ ' Arr em tA ,was n sro _ - .

drrAw"' “mr” 1°_`T“m5 °n Mg en _ n»I-he fact th t H d . Qllinlon ofthe executive. The leitiz im - t a I iolljsaln a nf Mari- was _signed by chairman P. s. l~‘i.<.'n~ I

,._ ime women w io a'e ti ' er. Montreal.

“L " "neu" iss” y ml wallhar for the Maritime Packers. ' ' by-cad ,-¢f¢,- “R"[.;G.\L'» rowtn "T0 °N°l°- ll-*l l-he bill Proposed 1

°l'“`t'm' "°°` lmwmm 9- |“m‘“"' mnm" M Nam Ltd t Bt Peter! Bland PSI. l P ‘ “ 0 to do an exclusive ilovemmental “W” |'~°'"‘“°» °°d"l' f‘“d'm Th; tzfféf lit lne week-and at’ his home in i , a n y o t h e r s e e m s to prove control of the most lr-mor-tant uro-

tilo tho form ° ell “N %¢¢n, ng, 1., yi "RE -A . ., . during industry of canada _ is

ations for duty oumow- _...__ _ - './ / U L5 fluallll’ alld to violate. th principles on' .winoii ` Wm* *`°¥“d °° °°“'°"' Ll" "‘l“` The many friends of Mr Arthur Q/0 reliability Every day our whole buslnass life is built . _ ."

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N0 D* MacLean- °ll»'”“.g““:°d ::1d°‘;bo:‘g":$tn‘|’£ Barrett will relnt to heal; of ,isle . ¢ - - o the letter continued

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