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SMHJTS ‘N CHUCK

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I l-‘anrilz )' . “ ,' p _ p ‘ ‘ 7951184 y Just Arrived. a fresh ‘lpmcnt of flrslrrt-rl (‘lv-v-r wwoflww, n v."- —- --——- w --~ .___ musicians must be glad to see their I Mobs xxx chocolates, A §,,,1,.,| bum“ . r . 1 75c lb. ‘g’- LADIES NEW PANAMA HATS art enshrined in company with . B11111 . . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- .. Agents Wanted Female Help Wanted just arrived today. Only $1.00. clroireepeure; mre sarglieh Public Packages 45c, 60c. 85c, $1.00 ,..,,,,,.,,,,,,, Pam“ , ' - ~iF Prowsc Bros, Ltd. 1949-84-21. School.’ ‘Cricket,’ and other matters up to $3.50. . , ' ' For Sale WANTED A MAID FOR oausn- which 81c part and parcel o; our Fresh Island Salmon, Hall- mm" "°"=~ ' al house work, No washing. Ap- CLAM Bu“: YORK POINT odd

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tonal inheritance," th Timlblli -,- b SALE 40w P475115 ‘ “i, ‘Mflifimg Pm‘ m“ °' fellows end‘ wives and Rebekaha 231m connection wlthaygir ironrylsnd Smoked Fillets, Finnnll _ "mhmenowl o mm” "wk" "lento bundle. Guardian 01112111“ P ‘me ' ' ”°1'8‘5'3‘ will meet at the lodge roorn, 6J0 l-ladow‘; recent addition of “Eng- l-laddles, Kippered l-lerrinp Boxes 49c w. (‘hilt-oldies ' p. m. Friday Aus. '1. Brothers with llsh Music" to the series of little Boneless Cod. f,“f,"“‘°‘ 1°‘ 5"" 1111' 11» ALE T0 LET BOARDIAND T0 Let cars be early. 1956-13-1 m“ books with the collective title of: 169 G n St t 0 5 "" 5c P"°"“‘~'°‘ -- - 1°“ 60C 1b- S 1 ' Till PATRIOT W005 1- ~' Y- - 1 1'8 OII F00 ,

wilim signs on hand at Guardian _ E- The 311811811 1101111188 581195» "'1 . “e are now rhowinl the latest In Ladies‘ Hand Ba s. ~ '1“ i!" To 5m “OOMS F0“ nous PICNIC-Help the boys by at- eluding the books mentionedl e Crepe Bag and Sca f b‘ ' r r l‘ '1" . orliee. l keeping. Apply lao Great George . P m, ,, 1 Telephone 1307 Priced fr so. ' "m" "' ""°"“- ‘"11"? 11111111 m- thcm. 4°‘ . streeg 7g4a.g-'i-zi_ 19111111118 the 517- 1711115131," “'1' The"? 13 P" Add" °n°1 “i159 1°‘ "m 1"’ 1° 59410- y for SAl.E—IlAXl:Dc:£g};e5Prx‘ag& ' _______ Picnic, Scotchfort, August 12th. satisfaction, because the qualiflca- -————-______ k I orufifillirsgoow. R. Dennis. Char- To LET - LOVELY FURNISHED ‘1955-8-7 - tlons of the writer for his task are R- DR UG .. .. U N I ED 3 strictest: ‘ii.:i"°;%.“°:.:r ,., creel a -- . 7 - a 1 I EW' COTTTAE-rdti cold water. APDlyA. B: C. Guard- “ENTnms—ENmwsrk 9:‘ - But the firs‘; cause i5 the fact TRIBUTE T0 CANADIAN l . l0 I m; saLij-N ‘an 7937_a_6_31_ make your entries for llvel 0c , o ., that music ls ‘lliCllld-fid at, all. be-y WOMAN LEADER The MacKlnnon Drug CO p ..I_ “moms with sewerflge- L015 woxao- for Provincial Exhibition right away. cause that .li :1 " f :5 ccl:lir.\-I' i:- ' lippll’ at Gimwm“ °“;;_8_5_3l You will help the ltafl and make it nient that ml liulcls, end has ol- EDMONTON, ‘ma,’ Aug” 64mm Ofle 219

_ 1% _ SMALL coum-mz P" ‘Business, with big 140 acre 1 re uttached. Will sell at Provin- ' rmTflY valuation. APl-‘fly 1311815" I'm m. Lawyer McQuaid, Souris. 9”“ 4650-5-l6-fri a months.

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lbw-End“; BARBER. APPLY

Land Surveyor, Hermon- $2M 5153-8-10-1 month. w ’ [QCAPIJD FROM MY RANCH, l . map; fox, Tattoo letters. Tight ear y, u. Tattoo letters. left car 30E. Rgwulrd. ‘Tllolnas Sherry, Glen- qfinbblb 7946-11.

__,___._ ‘yvtzrltm SALE or PROPERTY two seventy-six Sydney Street. ,,l1\rolre o'clock, August seventh. hwy‘ m“. gOOd work horse, sloven ‘ homess, etc. and house- 7926-8-5-31

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1 Employment Wanted WANTS. IIOUSEWORK. ' Country preferred. Apply to 131 I porchvslcr Street, Charlottetown.

I 7930-8-6-2i.

War lHas Cost Germany Almost $4,350,000, 006:‘

LONDON’, Aug. 6—It is interest- lng on the seventeenth anniversary of the commencement of the Great War to note that Germany 115$ since paid tho following amounts;

at 20 to the pound sterling.

From the inception of the Dawes Plan to the present time she has paid £500,000,000 for reparations and other treaty charges.

Germany has borrowed £360,000,- ,000 on long term credits from for- eigners, and pl-obalbly £360,000,000 on short term credits. Most of the latter have been wthdrawn during the past few weeks.

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1V. B. Growers, A Elect Officers

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easler for everybody. J. W. Boultcr. Sccy. Prov. Exhibition Assn.

Miss Emily L. Vessey of Cam- bridge, Mass., ls visiting her sister, nlrs- Wm. V. DeCoste, Spring Park Road.

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Program For This Evening

i. March-The Vanished Army —- Alfond.

2. Waltz-Over the Waves-Roses.

3. Murch—Norlmblga-—l-lall.

4. Selection-Folk Songs of Amer- icn-I-lildrith. '

5. Caprice-The whistler and His Dog-Pryor.

tl. Vocal solo wlthband accom- palllmclit-The Waltz You Saved For Me-Scloist, Mr. Leo Doiron.

7. Fox Trot-Whistling in the Dllrk.

8. Overtime - Scotch Melodies — Arr. by lVlacKle-Beycr.

9. Marcia-Under the Double Eag- lie-Wagner.

10. Waltz-The Swallcw— Serra- dcll.

ll. March-The Amcfcnn Eagle- Bochmc.

Great pleasure at being back in Prince Edward Island, was express- ed by Colonel James Maxwell Mur- phy. who with his sister, Mlas M. C. Eleanor Murphy, R.N.. of New Lon- don", Conn... arrived in Charlotte- town Thursday night. They are staying at the Canadian National Hotel.

Discussing American politics, Col- nel Murphy, whose home is now in . llwaukee. declared that every indication pointed toward a Demo-

ways licld. n trace nlllOlig the live- ly interests of the -people, and that their interest in the practice of music has produced types differ- ent; from the music of other nations It means that in music we have something that we take for grant- ed as our own, that just as our speech is colored by familiar quo- tatlcns from Shakespeare, our man hers, even to the trlvlalltles of dress by those of the Public school, and our views on sportsmanship by the very word ‘crlckct’ so therc 1S

doubtedly be a wet plank in the De- mocratic platform; sectional and re- liglous differences will be forgotten. I look for a. sweeping Democratic victory and attendant thereon, the end of the farcical attempt to en- force prohibition, and the termina- tion of the “noble experiment" it- self by 1.1135’

Colonel Murphy declared that the present depression in American In- dustry was partially due to the Hawley-Smoot Tariff and consc- quent reprisals by other countries who formerly were heavy customers of the United States. “Howeverfl he said, “that is only a part of the story. American industry hasen- gaged in insane competition and wasteful production. We are over- mechanized. We cannot consume

taste it is not always welcome to yihe eager musician. How often do your musical leaders rebuke us ,‘stcrnly for not having adopted the ‘ladmlrablc institutions of the Coh- _tincnt for the diffusion of artiste lcultivation, such things, for ex- ample, as municipal opera houses in every one of the great cities. {On the other hil u the sons» bllillcs 0f the community are sud- den‘; t zirhed t~ sympathy with an ‘artist of foreign origin, whet) ung- yllsh ircoplc hall a Htilltlfil 0r a Moll- ‘(l"l.<bl)l\l'l, lllltllllg some quality in _llls wcrl: which sccms peculiarly. ,°°l13clilul to their traditions and aspirations, they are liable to bc ,whipped oil and told. in the words of Professor Trcvclyan, that ‘Noth- ilng is more striking l11“il the ina-

menting on the death of Mrs. Louise McKinney, first woman to be elected to a legislative body in the Empire. The Edmonton Joum- al said editorially:

"It was a great distinction that came to Mrs. McKinney. the an- nouncement of whose death caused widespread regret. She was not only the first woman to occupy a seat in the Alberta house but the first in any British legislative body, For public affairs she had great aptit- ude and the impression that she

30 years ago. her activities were many and varied. There has been no more eamest and able advocate of the cause of temperance in Can ndn. She recently became acting president of the dominion W. C. T- U. and was a vice president of the world organization.

"The slcps that ivcre recently tak ell to have Mrs. McKlnllcys port- ralt painted nlld placed in the leg~ llsative buildings met with a iargc response. While it ls most unfort- unate that the work ‘was not under takcn soon enough to allow it to ll’ completed before her death. thlfl. riliOllld be no doubt about the po. rails using inclilclcd among iii. that recall tho outstanding ii 1.1" in the province's political lilstalg

‘WIFE DESERTION COMMON

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LOSE CHANCE Any 1101185 that Walter Johnson and his Washington Senators might have had of overtaking thr- flying Philadelphia Athletics in the

take a 12 game lead.

Chagrlned no doubt. at Washing- ton's audacity in cutting his teams lead to a mere ten games. Manager Mack yesterday called upon his two strong arm boys, Lefty Grove and. George Earnshaw, to go out there and quiet the Senators once and for all. Leyt and George did just

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LOOKING FEM ovER

Dominion ilrlor to .\l.:,\' liili this yczil", Plv-sidellt Juci; llumllloll cl tile Coilirdzun Alllillvdiil‘ Hockey As- SUClHtlOll has lotlu)‘ lhsllllfl an or. dcr to kill lluckt-y clubs lil Cillifldi that tllty liiust iUlWHlFd to tllcir Branch ltcgistrul- btiurc August 15,

. (l-N- R- Hmm barber 511W}; 5 31 131mm! the 119111111 ‘Wm 111° Arm‘ cram: Presidential victory ‘H1932 something in English music which made on the life of this province 51119110811 League race came to an lull particulars cl‘ ull migrations ' 1 79M- ‘ l 151166 to 111.8 11111-6 0f the DBWEH Band Cbncerb by the Canadian “o! the four lending Democratic‘ informs and limits our outlook on was a Strong m‘, Both before and abrupt end yesterday when the And inlportullolis of llOFkey play- _ P1811. Bifwiivc Sept/Huber 1, 1924. Legion Baum “bl-Mug at, g o'clock contenders Governor Rboseveyt of 111E art as a whole. after he; election m; member for world champions trounced their ers. so that each C2151.‘ may bc in- Mmcenaneau. Genmmy 931d m cash °r demcrics this evening. New York k the mane“ to be ngmb “Ill so far as a national tradition claresholm, to which constituency nearest rivals in both ends of a “collected. WFQLIFRED MCDGNALD’ Pm» in kind £370.000.000 111 @111 marks 0 Canada. mated," he Sam “There Wm um is a. lilliiting factor in popular 51m Came with her hug-band nearly double-header 3-2 and 6-5 to again All hockey clubs uliclt-r the jliris.

111011011 01' lllc hlurizlnle Amateur Hockey A5:0ClltLlUii arc therefore obliged to 10l'\\'il!'Ll to H. V. Willie, M. A. H. A. R("=',lS.l‘l|l', P, Q. Boy 333, Bathurst, N. 13., before August 15th a fllil rt-port cl all migration: and lIllpUFiéltlUllS and no clubs wii, be girl-ii uolislrlcrltilull from tilt C. A. ll. A. lii tlic mutter cf trans-

that. the southpaw taking the first lfcrs unless tlu-y register" the play-

51111110 101‘ 111$ 221111 1101013? of ill!’ 1011s‘ aficclcd and give all avzlilablt

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season, and the rlght-llallder "PCOIId.

The Athletics made three home. ‘lllilflfisi, Foxx and Todd gct- '

v one each.

VUELL PLEASED

.11.)‘ filcKt-nchlc is pretty well ‘l! r cs1 lo date with Urbanski and

data, as it l‘: llll: intention of tlia C- A. H. A. to investigate each ill- tlll-Ldilzll case bcforc u transfer‘ i: ‘;l\('l'l. H. O. SCIIRYER, Prcsidenl .\Iill‘l‘llll1‘ AllliilCtll‘ Hockey Association

JACK EXPLAINS

l * * 1 1*. . . - The New Brunswick Sced Potato National Anthem I blllty °1 the Eiimlsh to sPm-l 1X1‘ :1; ill: Flo-ton manager maintains Growers _Asgociatlon m anmmy ses- ‘ the 111171111615 or our mu"; and 13°‘ their nltivc tr. oils iii ' lli ' IN QUEEN Cl'l‘\' lint it locks like Maranvillcs flrstl Jack Dcmn-(Jy announces that

‘A THE MARKETS

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slon here today elected officers and directors, and also heard u r0110" on tlle_ prospect for seed ‘potato stock during the coming season.

In Artistic Bronze Famous Dorin Lives

torles. We are frantically trying to find an outlet abroad for our sur- plus and while one section of cu": business leadership devotes itself to

zillcsticn is raised us t; ". iitutes the ‘English rllllsic.

"Sir HSUY)’ Hallows

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TORONTO. ont. Aug. e-Ar. nv- "1130 <1.’ 72 cases of wife dcscrtlon rveck in Toronto come to the at-

lycar instead o.’ his last. McKcch- Ilile is the current sensation among imlinagers, and it. is stated by expert fllaseball men that he will wind up

‘ybocause of failure to make a suitable match he would not stage a fight at lRcno on Labor Dny. The former heavyweight first tried to get Jack

v vclllllldlikii cgg markets vcontinuc The forecast based upon conditions LONDON, August 6_The biggest 11115 P1019“. 811011161‘ and 11101911011" vicar. l-‘or him the lurir.‘ 1 h:- ; lit on oi’ the Family Court. is al- with a pennant in a few years for sbarkby and who cm. 1b,, ebgoy, ilrm mid practically unchanged to- (m Long Isyand‘ N_ Y" and m New exhibitkm of sculpture and draw 91111117119 119199115 11115 1311111 11910161115’ -: tlic "and lzi made by El.” ..n. n-mc-d by this dflpcrtmellt of just- the Braves. With major league rac- ‘wonky be byypbm m mbbg’ 111m he dgy, Toronto receipts contlrluc to Bbmbowink is for lower prices, but mgs by Auguste Rodin ,184o_1917,, up” the Republican conglcss- ‘l me _iirl by ‘1ll,,"l.‘l!l‘.‘ l'l1e 111(8)‘. Tc. On an average l2 husbandshzs practically decided experts are ‘sought Jack ThQnypSOfL wbitcr.

lull oil oil this egg market. Deal- Jls quotations to producers and ' wunn-y» sirippers for ungradcd eggs ~||EllllCllfll1g€(l. Brokers arc asking ‘ for grrrtlvd country shipments ex-

tlrresponding dny last year. The ‘hi out: market is firm and un- dngt-rl in tone and price. Western ‘f tillers are faking foi' carlots cx- .__fl| 2B, firsts 24, seconds 22 but rlvlling is a. cent loss. Chicago spot Nov. refrigerators 21 5-8. Mon- 'iml. Que, Aug. fir-Produce repre- -Elilivt~s for some British ' porters were buying number 2 tier ll~‘l't‘. today for shipment this reek, at a price of generally l9 1-8 gents pcr pound. No. 1 grade was g tiling generally at 20 1-2 cents in urlnts. The market ruled steady

lith receipts at 546 boxes. Cheese Jrlces cased 1-8 cents per pound l

cost of production is lower than ill some years. This ls dlle to intrWa-ied acreage planted to certified sccd in all sections of the continent slip- plying seed stock. and 3;: extremely

as follows: President. J- Walter Inch. Keswlck; Vice - President. August Gallant, Shcdlac; addition- alldlrcctcrs. A. D. McCain. Florence ville; George Wamock. Grant-Kilns? Nicholas Godwin. Pctitrocher, Sec- rotary and manager O. G. Hicks. Fredericton.

How They Stand .

National Leasuc

Won Lost P.C.

French sculptor, yet seen in London is being held at present at the Lel- ccster Galleries here, There are 115 exhibits, and the preface to the cat- ulogue is by George Bernard Shaw,

‘exhibition which was recently opened by the French Ambassadcl‘, M. _dc Fleurian, referred t0 Shaw's preface as follows: "Mr. Shaw deems a preface unnecessary and declares that he has been immortal- lzcd ln Rodins 1906 bust of him. And Rodin; He ls already immor- talized in the thousands of efforts by lesser artists to capture his strong style." Referring to Rodin‘: work per- manently in London, as well as the present exhibition, Mr. St» Bernard says:

“The splendid collection of bronze and marble works in the Victoria

tariff which brought down upon our heads the ire of all our foreign cus- tomers."

"President Hoover has stated that there is no such tiling as over pro-

Il; is very apparent that he has fail- ed to find a remedy for the under- consumption. I believe, however, that the present depression works some good ln that it. is bringing people back to a saner standard of living." q Asked to comment upon ycstcr- ’ day's election he would say nothing beyond remarking that he read ti; final issues of the party jfillfiilhi coming over on the boat and ti.‘ he was acutely reminded of oi times. He slrllllligly added: “You know what party my family belong- cd tc.f' _

Colonel Murphy and his sister will visit their slster-lli-law, Mrs. Mar-

ly tile lioldsrs cf I‘ C01‘ .:cn.tcs. Tiy this <l:‘..il_llon l-lali (ti-l is ruled out and Frederic De- lllls is ruled in, though only just in. Th; ruling shows WllCfC this

l-lcclows well-told talc ls that not only docs he glory in the ocliicvc- ments of the masters past and present. but he ls well assured that in dOlllg so lie is speaking lor us all, learned and unlcarnrd allkv-

Sir Wlllialn Htllfy Hudoiv is onc;

of Great Bi"lt;l'll's noted education ‘sis and nilihcrs. and holds honor- _“.\: of several linircrsti uiorilry divcnr: of iilllolc. Jmhani and “iaics.

ill-J Llil) BUZZARDS TO FLOAT OVER OHIO

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vnve their homes and their wives wary‘ day in this city.

But that does no; mean that ybhelr responsibility ends there. To wvnlk out _of duty is not to elltcr

Before long, cu“. g to a l and sympaliirtc 'm <.f .il., fidjllSJllCIll. and ml ll ccllt, of the ll".;-flllil scrtcrs are b.'l.k lLlllu v llllg ilarclitul rc.,. ozinal family life is r. . ~ . ed.

3 ltfonry enters largely into tli. Ylilhly Llllllfflrtlls which com;- llllfi nttclitcli of 1.113 court of these are so‘ ‘ ~ lnvlllrli menus ifzrzlt ;Cul‘ll‘s‘(l llrset in. oil-- (V

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working on obituaries for managers like Robinson of Brooklyn, Howler lat Cincinnati, Harris at Detroit. ‘and even H0l'ns‘\_\' with the Cubs i< ‘Ibi-lieved to hr dli" to walk till‘

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EASY FOR l AX

Maxie Rosenbloonl P11511011 ‘ n Ball Park Wednesday. ,f‘kc a c (“.15 performer keeping 311 cmunt on short notice. and mblcd through fifteen acrobat- .c rounds with Jimmy 51111101? i" keep his hold on the world's 1121111

Although apparently in a. huff)’

‘li111i111911i\\"~--':i@ g0 places and see things. Ros- 011 W111i?-

imbloom went the limit and "slan-

‘fhcre is flOlpgd" out a decisive victory over.

Weight. champion, u'l‘.li Young Cor- bett. of California, but. the title- liolder (‘lfllllfllltlflfl what Dempsey :nil.<ldcr<~d nu exliorbitzint sum Jimmy MCLilFlllli also was consid-

mn m5“ 24’- Nmnmm egg m‘ favorable conditions and low cost b, facshrnuc hbndwryyyng rgzctmntt ‘"113’ u“de1"°°"5u"1_1)1'1°11- definition falls. Normally it meets 111° 110W91y path of no cabligillill1fi~ yrlrmk, Tl‘l"l'(‘ ‘u 11"» srirllmcn’. lli ‘h-bd fm-fl mum. “our upper corpcti ‘ tdpls lil‘l‘0 tcdny were 1,458 cases or material m Ne“. Bbunswibyb Gm sh Bernard, an crmc of the p 1551atf5111e11111e m5¢1°-W11119§°¢k' the rose well v1‘ i".1l, and. the most 111919 a" 111115 10 i111)‘ zulcl than‘ h~sr~‘i"li. ‘Irv in" to Vt a wmnci‘ nr Tony canzoncri. but ho is tr I ucolnplrrrd to 2,745 cases on the The ASSOC-lame“ elected directors Nmkychronide. wmmg about the .etaryo Commerce under Coolidge. cxyjiyal-aung Lbmg m s“. Henry are also OtllOi- [CCOUHLS to s~ttlc .,. n L .,.‘ , y,..,_..,.;,;(, yam. mo“ Bmy Petrol“, b, M“. york

August 20, Dempsey will now tri ‘n line up an Olllilllfidlllf! mntcl‘ or Jilly 4, licxt sllmlnc-l".

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