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—-I(7I CREAM SOCIAL It Kelvin School, Tuesday evening, July 10th. If not nne first line evening follow- llil’. Is-UN-T-‘l-il.

—0FFIC’E CIDSID — My office will be closed from Thursday, June 2am, until Monday, July nth. while attending Optometric Convention: in Toronto. Incoming repairs will be attended to. H. T. Calvin, Opt. D. “ L-6888-8-27-101

tions upon the arrival of a

their home on Bust-one Street-S.

-AOTIVITIES 0F SUMMER.- SIDE GOLF CLUB—-With the fine weather of the last few weeks members of the Golf Club have been out every day on the course and golf is now the order of the

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Sunglo Summer-Pup Ration N0. 1 (with 28% dehydrated mcat meal). For ranchers who cannot keep fresh meats or who do not have access to same.

Sunglo Summer-Pup Ration No. 1 (without meat meal). For the rancher who feeds fresh or storage meats, com- hincll u-ith a cereal and mineral iced. Same as above, cxcupr n0 dehydrated meat meal.

Sunglo Fox Ration No, 2 contains 2o percent. meat meal. Rcrommcnrlcri for Adult Foxes No meat lccrling neces- sary with this. when soaked in skimmed or buttermilk, for urluh foxes. Feed adults for I l/ac per day, from May to September on this ration.

Sunglo Summer-Adult Ration N0. 1 contains higher class of mincral ingredients, more powdered milk, and cod liver meal, in addition to N0. 2 ration for adult foxes.

Sunfrlo Fall-Furring Ration, Sunglo Breeding Ration, Sunirlo Gestation and Whelping Ration, Sunglo Vixen and Puppy Ration are other seasonal feeds we manu-

facture. Other SUNGLO Products»- SUYGI (l 15/1114 and LOUSE KILLER (Money Back

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day. Many new members are tak- ing advantage of the new pro. and learn to play. The qualifying rounds will be concluded this week and P18? for the champions will oom- mence on Monday-S.

~11‘ Your suro BATTERY is not satisfactory now or in cold wea- ther buy a l5 or l9 plate extra heavy duty at Bruce's. L-6126-

-—'llflNNIS COURTS-Both the Bumme side Tennis Club and the K. of C. Tennis Club have been enjoying some very good tennis dur- ing the last few weeks and some friendly matches between players ‘have been going on. Some players are in practice for the Island tournaments which will take place in the near future-B.

—-"DOC” MACPHERSON SAYS- Experience in large cities improves any man in the made to your meas- ure lines. has had plenty of it which accounts for his success. Call and see him in Bummer-side.

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-—MR. AND MRS. DAVID CLARK. Kensingion, wish to announce the engagement of tbpir daughter, ‘Thelma Ruth to Alfred Alphonso Schurman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Schurman, New Annan. Marriage will ta-ke place the middle of July. I..-6662-7-7-1i.

-GASEFESIA IN PORT-Hie S. s. Gaspesia made her usual fort- nightly call at Summerside Wed- nesday afternoon bringing a large cargo and some twenty eight‘ pas- sengers. She left ‘Thursday on her return trip-S-

—GAR.DEN HOSE completmwlth couplings and nozzle. Price right at Bruce's. L-6126.

--A'I"I'ENDIJ\XG CANADIAN LE- GION CONVENFION-Mr. R. E. Ellis, president of Summerside Can- adian Legion, Mr. B. W. Robin- son, Major F. F. May, Mr. Percy D. Crosby and Lt. Com. T. H. B. Jackson attended the Provincial Convention of the Legion which was held in Charlottetown this week.—-S.

—-P. E. I. HIGHLANDERS-Thc following appointments and promo- tions have been lately made in the P. E. I. Hlghlarfders: To be Hon. Captain and Chaplain, Frederick Williamson. To be 2nd Lieut. Neil MacLeod. To be 2nd Lleut. R. B MacKenzie. To be 2nd Lieut. S. K Todds.

--VISITING IN SUMMERSlDE-j Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Bernard, Mrs.» liked Bernard, Mrs. Frank Bcmardl and daughter Miss Glenny, all of I French River, and Mr. Michael

Mountain of Kensington are visit-

ing in Summer-side the guests of Mr

and Mrs. Hugh Morrison. His many, friends in Summerside are pleased» see Mr. Mountain looking sol well in spite of his 80 years.-S.

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—BRIDGE WORK-The Bridge at, Rosa's Comer, North Bedsque, is closed undergoing repairs, having been for some time dangerous on the approaches, the timbers in the approaches having roltcd away. The detour is being made via the Freetown Road to Abljah Bum's blacksmith shop, and from thence to Bedeque over the Dunk River Bridge, Travellers will notc the great improvement which has been made on the Dunk River hill. This hill was very narrow and steep. On hearing that the traffic was to be diverted over this hill during the time the Ross Corner Bridge was up. the Representative of the Distrirt, M-r. Heath Strong, M. L. A. took the matter of the widening of the‘ road on the hill up with the Department of Public Works, with the result that the high bank was considerably cut away and the hill levelled some- what and gravelled, and a fence placed along the dangerous side of the curve. The work is highly credi- table to the Road Supermtcndent, Mr. John J. Iirizzell, under whose direction the work was done. Boss's Bridge will be open for traffic in about ten day's—s.

P ll U l TRY HUSBANIJRY

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-—I-‘UNEILAL SERVICE-The fun- eral of Mrs. Benjamin Momgom; cry of ‘Travellers Rest was held on‘ Friday afternoon from her Iaic‘ residence to the Cemetery at North‘ Bedeque, Rev. Mir. Nicholson of- ficlting. The pallbearers were‘ Messrs Frank Pillman, Benjanunj Pillmsn, William Walfield, Ernest. Rayner, James Marchbahk and‘ David Walker. Intennent was in, the family plot. The funeral ar-i rangements were in charge of Mr. . Keith Compton.—S

—NEW WEIGII SCALES - The; old weigh scales at Messrs R. T! Holmans, Summerslde, WllCll have been in use for over sixly years. are being replaced by a new sot. The old ones were n. pair of Fair- banks scales and for many years in the early days at Summerside were the only ones available. The new ones are to be Len ton moor; truck scales and have been purch-i ased from the Canadian Scaicj Company, Toronto. The concrete, base for the scale will have to be, considerably enlarged. The work is; being done as rapidly as possible-S“

—PR.0BATE COURT-Honorable, Hamid L. Palmer, Judge of Pro-‘i bate, held a session of the Probate; Court here on Friday last when‘ the Btates of Matthew Callbrck. North Tryon; Mrs. Susan Lyle. St., Eleanors; J. W. Duncan, Summer-- side; and John MbGougnh, Keir‘ sington, were closed and tho ac- counts passed. The lawyers engag-l ed were Lloyd Lewis, Ernest H. I Strong, K. C., Thane Campbell] K. C., Watson McNaught. Heath Strong, K. C. 0n July 5th Judge] Palmer concluded hearing the ovi- derice in the solemn form Proof of Will ca: of Joseph Duffy, de-, ceased. Arc argument is to be! heard on July 18th at Summersidel Most of Thursday was taken up‘ by the hearing of the export evi-l dence of Dr. Goodwill of Char? lottetown. Counsel appearing on the case were Mr. Heath Strong, K. 0-, Mr. W. E. Darby, Mr. Thane A. Campbell and Mr. Mor- ley M‘. Bell.-—-S

-- AUCTION FORTY FIVE TOURNAMENT-The tournament for the beautiful silver trophy and

raise 500 birds we require four acres of land. Run chicks on plot 1. sow plot 2 with oats, plant plot 3 with a root crop, sow plot 4 alfalfa or clover. and a nurse crop of oats. The 12’xl2' brooder house is run out on to the plot which is to carry chickens during the current year, and the requisite water fountains and dry mash hoppers are placed around wherever suitable. Continue to feed No. 2 mash, keeping the grain feed as low as possible, and keep the birds supplied with clean water.

There is a great deal to be gained by this ranging of chickens, as it develops then in a way which stands them in good stead during the strenuous months ahead. From the poultrymans point of view, not. only does he gain by the increased vital- ity of his flock, but the physical features of the birds. and also im- proved to his advantage; The large quantity of food consumed has the effect, already mentioned in cori- nection with bran. of enlarging the intestines, and thus increasing as- similativc capacity. Also. the exer-

in Messrs R. T. Holmans window.

c,“ taken on range devejopg a good Summerslde, is nearing the finals.

Some of the results of the different groups have been handed in and the winners are entitled to try in the finals. Kensingtmi group, elig- ible for finals are: J. B. Profitt. James Gallagher, Mr. and Mrs. P. LeBlanc. Other players arc Mr. and Mrs. Byte-n Thompson; Mr. and Mrs. James Pmdorast; Mrs. Wm. Higgins, Percy Driscoll; wil- liam Cameron; James Cousins; Wil- liam Cousins, Charles Kennedy; Miller Waite; George Higgins and others. In Summerslde a group from the Brass Bar, have entered for the flnals. Earl Brewer. Dick Steele, Reginald Saunders, G. s. Iockhart. Art Johnson, James Gal- lant: J. Houghtcr; J. Arscnault; Bud Doucettc; Jams Dodds; Jo- seph Wood. Ivan Nicholson: Walter Peters; C. D. MacCallum and oth- era-S.

—SUOCESSFUL ISLANDER. — Mr. A. S. MacKay. Bummersldc, has , received s letter from an old Sum-

body, opening out the frame of the bird and giving a large internal cavity in which all the organs can develop-

The birds should be moved into the laying house on or about the first of October. and as they are sure to lose considerable weight as a result of pining over their lost liberty it will be necessary to feed them up during the three weeks previous to the move. Early in Sep- tember begin to increase the grain ration, and continue till the birds are getting all the grain they can eat. When they are moved at the end of the month they will with- stand the resultant loss of weight without any ill effects.

A little consideration which'helps materially in getting the pullqts settled down quickly in the laying house, ls'to have the laying house: dry mash hoppers and drinking troughs taken out on the misc d117- ing the three weeks preparatory to

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the move. AGRICULTURJEII. mcrside friend, Rev. Harry H. Mac-

—-MOUNT CARMEL TEA PARTY , July 25th. Reserve the

—GINGII. OOIIDIAL the great thirst quencher, 85c a bottle. Makes one gallon. flbylvr Dr"! 00-. K811-

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—GPIOIAL worth about 810.00, selling at 84.95

-—CONGIIA’I'IJ‘LA'I'IONS - Mr. and m. Sinclair MacKay, of sum- merside are receiving congratiutla- 1 tie daughter on Thursday, July 5th at

_on adult education announced

committee's meeting sity of Montreal this

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for Alberta and British I

Dimlop mid.

I It. was decded, Mr. Dunlop said, u. take steps to income/Me n 0m-

adlan association of adult edumtlon

Arthur, pastor of the Fountain Ave

Baptist Church, Los Angeles. Cell-b‘ omia, Rev. Mr. MacArthur is a son l of the late John MacArthur, WhOI was for many years engineer on the P- E. I. Railway at Summer- side. His mother- was a sister of

Mrs. (D12) MacPhail and. of Mrs Nell McQuarrie.

Fullerton, pastor oi’ St.

he is pastor.

House, Summerside, by Mr. G. M.

stop when involved in an accident. He was found guilty of the first charge and fined two dollars and costs, and also on the second and fined $5 and costs, For illegal con- sumption of liquor a party from Seavlew was fined $10 and costs. A man found guilty of assaillt was fined $100- Threo parties from Borden found guilty of stealing s

,cask of vinegar were fined $10 and

costs each. These cases

brought by the R. C. M. P.

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WETB

-Mr. Sterling Frizzell of O'Lea.ry has entered pie Prince County l-Ios- pital for treatment-S.

—Miss_Rut1i Campbell, who has been a patient in the Prince County Hospital, has returned to her home in AlbertoiL-S.

-Mrs. Bruce Howatt of Tryon is the guest of her slstcrs the Misses Bu rrows . -S

County lng and

-Mr. Eldred Graham of New Ipncion was operated on in the Prince County Hospital and is making good progress.—S

_Mr- George Halliweli of A1- bany, R. R. 1, is a patient in the Pixnce County l-lospitaLAS

-Scnator Creelman MacArthur returned on Thursday from Otiawa, where he was attending the clos- ilig of the session.-—S -~Mr_ Herman Bryan of Free- land, LOt ctr-hing a most

from Ottawa ivhexe he had enjoyable visit-S

-M'r. Harold Wortman of Mone- ton, and his bride, are visiting in Chelion the guest of Mrs. Charles Camp-bell .——S .

-Hcr many friends are pleased to see Miss Marie Campbell home from lvfoncton an looking so well after ll(‘l' recent llncss.-—S.

be glad to learn Allan Holman, who ls a patient in the Prince County Hos- pital suffering from appendcitis is doing niccly.——S.

-Mrs, G. O. Abbott of Lawrence, Mass, is visiting her uncle Mr. John B. Fielding of Alberton and relatives in Tignlsh. S.

'-Mrs. Hume Hopnood. of st. John lS the gilcst of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Smallman.

Summersido-S.

-Mrs. W. w, Taylor and her two children. Catherine and Or- mond arrived on Saturday from Calgary. Alberta. on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Norman Beaten, St. Eleanors, and other Island friends.

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-Little Miss Mary Pope. daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Pope of summerside, was operated on for tonsils in the Prince County Hospital this week and is doing hlcolyn-S

-<M'r- James R. Arnelt of Albany left on Friday for a six months visit to the United States. Mr. Arnott has been for the past few days thc'g|1est of his son, Mr. J. Prank Amett and Mrs. Arnett of Summerside.~S.

--Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Parnell Coe- grovc and son Mark of Bristol, Conn. arrived Tuesday on a-two weeks holiday trip. ’I‘hey are visit. lng at the home of Dr. and Mrs. M. Delaney, Wellington.

—The many friends of Miss Fausta Reeves. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Reeves, Lower Pree- toum, will be pleased to learn that she is doing nicely after her oper-

In Msritimes

TORONTO. JULY G—(W)-—WJ. . chairman of the 0010mm”

work in the various provinces. Plans for the survey were made at the at the Univer- week.

Professor LW. draw will make the sur-vey in the Iidnrltimns and Al- phonse Dcsilets and Eric Miln- caster will accomplish the work in Quebec. Drizmmond Wren has been» scleclcd for the tad: in Ontario and E.A. Corbett and Donald Ol-memn unblo- Sglecflons for those to undertake the work in Manitoba and Sas- = lcatchewan have not been made, Mr. -

l-lis wife was a daughter of the late Rev. Dr. T. F. James; Church, Charlottetown, where her mother and sisters still reside. Rev. Mr. MacArthur in his letter enclos- ed a programme of the dedicatory service of the large church of which

QHELD COURT AT SUMMIR- v‘= SIDE-Several cases were heard on Friday afternoon at the Court

Matthews. A party from Mt. Car- mel was charged under the High- way 'I‘rnffic Act with not having u rear light and also with failing to

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Newsy Notes

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MORE ABOUT MONEY

Since the great crash of 1929, I have read a great many articles on “Money? in which I less academic interest, Like Omar Khayyam, I

"heard great Argument About it and about: but evermore Came out by the same Door as in

I went."

A story from Guernsey, however. will bear repeating, though there are points in it which, I feel, need further elucidation. That island, as readers are aware, is one of the Channel Islands, near the coast, of France, but belonging to Britain: the inhabitants are of mixed race, and combine the practical genius of the Norman with the imagination and enthusiasm of the Gaul. If the reader ls at all curious about the customs and history of this remote people, let him read “The Toilers or the Sea," a classic romance by Victor Hugo, which gives a realistic picture of the island and its folk, and, believe mo. it is a good story.

In 1813, when the Napoleonic wars had reduced Europe to poverty. the Guernsey Islanders “began to consider the use of interest-free money." By 1835 this pushful poo-

take a more ory

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that the mayflies moult (i.e., cast their skins) once, while in the adult stage. Mayflles dance 1n immense swarms over the water and amongst the trees. at certain periods of the year, and it is said that they are attracted by electric light in enor- mous numbers.

Scientists have not troubled much with the msyflies, but one often finds them mentioned in prose and poetry, as being "creatures of a day" and symbols of the shortness of life. Kingsley, however, in his "Water-babies" treats them in a comic vein, even to the final moultia of themdult fly: and if you haven't read about it yet, you ought to l

VAE VICTIS l

“N northern barbarians, the city fath- ers were ordered to pay a war in- demnity of so much When the weights had been adjust’- ed, the barbarian leader threw his ism heavy sword among them, with the cry "Vae Vlctis"—W0e to the Con- quered !

Vae Vlctis, the triumph of Might over Right. Recently, in this Can- ada. of ours, two statesmen have openly commended the iniquitous “spoils system", have promised, if and when elected to put it into op- eration. and have approved of their political opponents having already done so. The system is unworthy of a great and free nation, and one can only think of these men as

When Rome was taken by the:

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ple actually had $275,000 of such money in circulation. Quite natur- ally the private bunks fought this‘ innovation, and after some years of’ altercation it was agreed that not