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“f"I`If".‘.'f! i`io'nt{-e.'.i ...... . -

JIIIIIK of N0\'il Scotia ...

I , W." frolepliniie -- - - » -

};,,m|||nii ...

prltlsii American Oli --

liriilsli Colnniliia Power.

Iluililiilg l‘roiiucts -

... ... 4

,_ | I- ‘j'"I::I|',Ix& mir and Foundry

mnqiliiin lnilustrinl Alcohol

f:1":I,,,,||.1.1¢e1| Smelters . Tiniiiililoil Bridge ~'

jioinlnion Textile ]_.rm,¢|- ("ai1. ... . . . . . .

}i1inle Oil -

ii i Nioitoi .. .

IIIIT.I'.l.ti‘I»'1]1'.Ii Petroleum ..

ll Oil ... ... ... ».

1"."w:nHarris ... ... ...

31,1111 _v ]\|n(`oil Frontenac ..

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. 01111, . 11.1

',,_",,,.,,| stool “ares . - . ...

i<niionni Breweries ... ... ...

~_\-niimlnl Steel i"ar ... ... ... .-

}\'.iraniin . . . - - - -~ -

I-,,,,.,.r l'nr|ioration ... _... ]‘rI.-e Brothers ... . - - --

Out-hoc I’n\\'er ... . -

yiayal Bank ... ... - -

§1ii1\vinIi!<’|“ --' " Siiiion and Sons .. St/-oi fn Canada g,,.,.i nf (`.-iuada Pfrl \\'i1.niiws l‘3\@°"‘°

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NEW YORK _

... ii . . .21 ... 200

. . ... B12 111% ... ... 211.1 ... ... 10’4i aa'/1 ... ... 20-"13,

.. ... ... 10.»

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Ftiiixiiliiiii l‘o\ver é\l1g'§:1I§;° "' ogg

t'anudian Bank o 0 -- -

B rinse --

panilnion 'i‘nr and Cheiniclii U.

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13 44%

18.05 41% 30

:vs 245% 42 11 27%

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liioghany ... ... ... ..._ '... Amoririiii (‘lin ... ...T.l.. ...,_-. Aiiicrloan Tel. and e. ... ... ww _a|ia.-niidn ... ... ~-.- ... ;-is Bendix Av|`ation ... ... 1... £12 t'1n1:i1lliii1i laciflc ... ...- . . ... éq phyyaer . . . ... ... ...l - .. -. (wiinioiidated Film Ind. ..-1 . . .. D32

ronsollrintoil Gas ... ... M*

21'/3 IIRVJ 10

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1'oain1er1-ial Folvollfs

. nion Stores ...

§I.»Tt‘rir Pon-er and Light ... ... yor Films ... ... ..» ..- ¢;,.|,,»r,|i Aapiinlt ... ... ..4 ... General Motors ... -.1 ..f -... - ... ... ... ... ... -.... »;'i1fI(I=[I»i‘11(II|i`I'inai Hydro Electric -... 'lair-rnatinnal Harvester ... .... Renaccott Conner ... ... .. IM,-migomnry Ward ... -... ...- 'Niagara Hudson Power ... 1...- .. Tarainoiint Publi! ... ... . . ... Tr-nick and Ford ...f -... -... ... Tnar and Co. B ... ‘... . 1 ... Radio ... ..-1 --- --- ~-~ Sears ltorliurk ... ... sian-lar-i Oil of New Jersey ... Str-riinc Securities A ... ...~ -..-

iiakor ... ... ... ... o-. IP'.m.';'l_pSteol ... --... ... ... . . ... 114% Vzinndium ... ... ... . a -.1 31 Tellau' Truck ... ... ... ... ... R511 Cali Money ... ..._ ... ...Il/;%

ACTIVE BOND PRICES

TORPORATION SECURITIES!

1053 53.25 1057 1011.25

1021!) 00.50 07.50 40.75 07.25 102.00 00,50 102.00 101.00 10-1.25 100.75 103.50 100.75 07.25 104.00 08.50

'-Wo 31% :ai

2413 41% 18% 11114 107;

2416 4019 712

11% any, 37

0 10

55.25 107,25 101.25 101.75 09.50 52.25 0,9 50 100.25 01 .fill 101.25 105.00 105.25 101.75 04.50 102.25 119.00 105.25 00.50

Ahiiihl .- Iloii Toi . I! I' Pau’ B C Tcl Fan (‘1\m f‘=1n Steam I" l‘ R .- I' I' ii. .. :lat l‘nn- Nnii (` .\I Noni l"n\v Jiinilt Von' Nant 'i'

.. 5

5

1000 1000 1047 10-I1 1044 1054 1050 1017 1051 1070 IINI 1055 1008 1070 1070 1052

Ol" CANADA

GUARANTEED BONDS

1054 100.25 101.50 1050 100.75 101.75 1057 100.75 101.75 1008 100.75 101.75 1055 102.50 101.50 1054 105.50 100.75 1000 100.25 107.50 1000 100.25 107.50 1070 100.25 107.50 1000 100.25 107.50

CANADA nouns

'(1-.ix Exmxri' ISSUES)

shaogo;

5.5¢-

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DOMINION

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can are-igo D .I zsni V _*_ conducted on a much smaller scale ("‘“""“ “"1" “V 13 13'* than here," he said. "A 50 acre farm imperial ou . 111.1 11'/.I 111./.|1112 her Patience- This recalls an amos- is considered s large one." His fo- lmp Tniinsoo ... 01/I r

int 1».ir.»i.~..r.. _.I 11111 nu. io io’/S ‘"3 ‘“°’d°”" °f the "timel>-eve," H tner's 10,000 acre farm is the lars-

Im mumps B J RAI Elfii fI'0m the QU€@I\. Whiilh 18 01113 est privately owned tract of land

of the favorite treasures of the in Ge,-many' he Sam I

Dis t`orp-.\`ea°.....I 0‘I 0‘.i<I

int iiiiiitioo A .|:1lBI

.\iI|i'l1oii_ II C0 .I 1-1AI Nnrandil .. .. .. 1RBI 18% Biscoe .. ... ... 48 I48 I Walker

iii/ir' ... -... 01-t1.1il3l. oline .. .. Noi-1; 111:13 fill" .. . n

i_ - w o Mr`l_1037 5’-lilo .. .. Dec1,1IJii1

('I‘.\X.\llLE ISBUEB)

li'-I pc 5' . pq 4', pc Ii in- 4iL» iii! ¢‘,~i llc 4 pc

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.. ».- Nov 1. 10712 .v . . Nov 1. 1034 . o. Sept 1, 10-10

Oct 15, 10-I3 0cf15, 10-I4

.- .. F'ehl,1040 oot1_1noo

00.15 104.35 100.00 110.00

102.25 104.25 101.55 100.15 101,00 101.70 05.35

'(1111 CONvunsrolv issues)

4*; po

Nov 1, 10-10-50 101.00

vine f f Nov1.li1i1-111 102.15

4'-li-L- . . 4‘,pc . ,

Nov 1,10-18158 104.10 Nov 1. 1040-50 101.10

100.50 104.00 107.25 111.25

102.70 101.00 102.00 100.00 102.00 102.10 00.00

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102.00 102.75 104.40 104.40

MARKET REVIEV FOB JULY 10,

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~ XE1\`SI’RlN'|';

One of the mast interesting terms sf

ilu- new tr-aty with Australia is the 1-ansciinilcr which Canadian hows- ;-_rint ontors Australia free of duty. mils is a revival of an old privilege 1 -'It existed for several years follow- "'If ililnll the signing of the former ‘rarity between Canada and that raun- Ary in 1025. Originally for many years kiistraiia furnished a fairly large mar-, lft for Canadian aewsprint, as long ‘|50 as hr-fora the war, when Lauren- xir- was a shipper. Afterwards ii pre- """"`"“l1 "f£3 n ton was given British - anufacturers and this for il year or " ‘Wil affective in shutting out Can- ;';`|ill1'| newsprint nlnlost entirely from, rl Australian market. Tito treaty I-uni-il in 10211 plat-ed Canada on the niiluo basis as Great Britain, and ship-‘ 50%* from Canada increased to uliriut M- tons per annum. A few months who there was a ditty of £1 por lon msiaati on Canadian as well as British ""\\'-nrI1\t entering Australia. ’whil.- M“;l'rint from other countries. such an-rnndlnaria. was increased to fii M I '\..At tho sumo time. what was ra l~ 4 ~" llrlmairc” duty was imposed of

i‘ 1'- on ev 'thi _

FROM FINANCIAL COUNSEL:

'e or 10 days a

large number of figures will eolue for-

the l°U\'|iy of’iiasic industries daring lui'-it ilwflli-1. had when these come tu hand more definite conclusions nlay be reached. in the meiilitilne it is lu- terestiiig to note that the recovery in

g tha opening months of the cur-

rent year has been only partially held as to the present time. Possibly s good measure of trend is afforded by Financial (‘ounsel‘s composite index of (‘anadinn'business. It may he re- called that this barometer. \\'hif-h is hused upon a loilg-term average 1024- 28 inclusive) as 100, and corrected for

mm 'mm t IKE: a. decline from the

_ - - _ as very Einrkeil. 'fha turn ,of tlle_ t-nlenilar rought some general recovery, and the index for January of_ this year mi. lied tn F-'M with thc rise heing further

ioxtt-,nflotl to 85.8 in Feirruliry. So far f,I‘:‘_\[y"B _I 72 |73 '| 7.11

this latter figure constitutes the li1:i0 high and since that time there has been n grniiiuil falling a\vn_v in tha iiuainess situation. This is 1~it=ari_v ov- iiienwl hy the fact tant in Mor-ii ine index Riino-<1 to 8.1.5. r.-ii to sto 1.. April and further to R.'i.4 in May. It would seem probable, from all current indications, that the Juno index when

it becomes nraiable `wlil indicate u further loss.

Dominion Of

Canada Bonds

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i1a:ii|1oii_oo|1no,eso 1111.11 loc 15Iio1 25

vit-tory Loan . ._ i1a:i:iI1oif:io11ti1fr._-. vi-tory l.-mn .. ..I:ii/,|in:i4i1o4.4o|1oi.4.-1 vit-tory Loon .. ..Ir»|/,|1o:41|1ui1io|111.12 lie--ook-i _. .. ...|a\t|1na:i1o2_':¢s|1o2.:s:»

lit-funding ...|~i1,~§ilt11o|ioi_7:vio2.g'1

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n§.!i.iIII.’I.‘§ J.'.' _‘.°.'i'1`.‘-/.»'II?ii.'t¥§’1;:2Ii2'_l;...‘l lc-ru-uiing __.|4%Ili1lo|1o1_1s|io2_oo ao 1oi.so 1o2.oo sr 1a:,2,-. 1o~_>.r.o as 1111.05 104:15 sa 101.12 lotsa

Wie Montreal

Curb Market

(Special to Jolunilton R: \\'1\rrli Stocks 0i1cn|High|Lo\vIi.ast

War Loan ... . War Loan

ga; E.

:ts-ht ~`_» § S -;2 _

1815

in ' er) ng entering Aiistral _ l":w11lcliitling aan-sprint. This duty has ,Wu |\lcea increased to 10 p.c., also ap- iinew avéenrty; ahliniuentt "I .4 w pas ou. s spa- "<" llilty of £1 a ton on Canadian and

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lndustria_l ami business statistics Both stool ,I 441,41 45%] 43-}I,| 455;'

thus far released ss relating to thc Britt!!! Illi/

lliolith of J d ¢ _ . ._ - cord ally re‘IilIfy 1‘l)efI\lI’iteaIII)teearlatit1'i)a 'Sl 255;! Cali UI WMI 31%' 30 I m"§I+ the temien ie t,th f _ ' ' _ wmml mg :est wselizast ew months C n G Ale ISR*/,

ward indicating more definitely the (‘II:I-: M00 tiirni-ver and movement of goods and Com Colo _|i.i0-'y,i141i4|1.1nr,5iiii_

eoilditiuiis \vl|lt'h was experienced iiur- (’-\VrI ht in

seasonal variation. struck ii record lo\v mi,-|.-I, n,I|',' |`.;a.y,| Saint ‘for ihs curvrent depression in nay, pub |311 |3911, ,sig pdec1`i_;|iqiernt‘1‘£s last 5car when it reach- Hong 01| _| :ig I ;iii%| 371,(

October, Noveiniisr andringt hI1"emher` Int HMV " '

o ostnuii-ami 1 F i- `

riinrv of that year Dil in S " cl nun" Mn 4; I 4-1 the (,_‘_u"_ in 'ha |mlex°w°°c'1il»er int \i.~kie Iiri-ui 1411.1 _

New York _ 'The Montreal '~ '

Exchan e

ny srawaivr JONES at co., ciioriottetowo ' I _ g _ __ g Correspondents of Gresnahielda & Co., Montreal *

,...-_oo :_ ' (l iai to Johnston t Worth

..:_:§h;§.-.fxfxliixgxixixfxix (Special to Johnston L Wardb pinch," Oncniliighlbowilla

, " 0i»euIHlshIL°\rIl»nl¢N¢Cb neil Telephone .Ilan

Ai Rl 701 71) I74 701’ -1% It C I’ ki ... 1

MUNTBEAL British nevnprint, whils maintaining Allreg I1o\I'I1 I 'IM 7% tiI¢.I IW: i- $6 Brasillalnc .. I %

2135;:\I:_y“:`f:‘2;ltl:iZ\:s’priat1shiirpealghly glrlelm I11s=i3Illi9;|1ls§i -*_ o . o o - e n ._

ly Sill. Thus the preference given to Ain Can ..Il0‘.’l}:Iltlf¢'V,|l01fY,|l0fi§/, Canadian Paper along with British is Ain F Pow 27 i20\4| ‘_’ti%i 20% illffeilord by £1 or ai a ton. 'rain will Am pi no :i2u,| :L'iy,.i :sz 1 :LW tend to ilu.ilt imports of nevrsprint Am '1‘ '1‘el |l14l§¢,Ii75 |i721}g|17:i§f still more to Canadian and British Ang (jon __| 241/*| 2_v,iy¢,| 24 125% ”""°- ‘ Atchison ..|i.'1s\,<_.Ii:ii1i,f,|1:t'i-',q|1:ii

IA-ai Auto .|1113 Iiomliiic |io7',5 Halt ohio . :i1 |57 |541/..I .'»'1\,g

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Wlllia.m's home.

iw

_ ri _. ._ ani I | :mf “After returning from a formal TINY Rmsvnuc

FROM MAID_IN_wAI,nNG To reception one night the Queen work To HOLD GOLD

ed on her state duties until the

WIFE OF HOME STEADER l

early morning hours, instructing me when she retired to appear at nine

1

WINNIPEG M,_n__ Juyy 15_p,-om n General Council oi this mountain. mold-in-waiting to Queen viotorio ° °‘°°k 1°’ d“‘Y-.She “"5"” ‘”““|rel>ub1ic has decided that the An-

always energetic and at work early

to me on the North Dakota pm;--` dorrs treasury has but one policy., ies as the Wife of 5 homeg-,wager ig .md expeued the same °f he’ 5“b'Ieverything comes in and nothing '

ordlnates Although I entered Heri

the romantic story of Mrs. Harry ,' B098 0111- wmmms of Rona’ N' D” who gave Majestys room just before the clock Actmg on that helm, the Gem .

had finished striking nine the

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up the splendors of Windsor Cutie _ HB1 001111011 1125 refused 10 DB1' :or 1. los osbin in o strange country. Q“°°;‘t '°"’°"°d mi '°' mg' t‘1°"”’t‘o back the 815.000 and over by an Mas. Williams in an interview ess' was me ° my u es ‘Australian syndicate for ii sweep-

choose suitable gifts for the Queen

with Margaret Babcock MscCahre¥1.‘ Stake °°n°¢S9i°H- reporter of the Evening 'I‘rlbune wmwent I'° her callers’ and °n this The Syndicate refiiieiied the 1'6-

particular moming I had brought

said "It took me two years to per- fund on the grounds that the Co- suoao Her Majesty to let me leave s°"°"§‘ s“"°"I° ‘:;”°1°’ ‘Tiger 13;' Princes. the spanish Bishop of Ur- her service to come over here to gllgaduegytxfk uf; an; reigme gel and M. Gaston Doumergue, for- miirry Hari-y,‘ and then she was P mer president of France, opposed

it to me, saying that perhaps this

vexed because she could not under- ld he! m h t M the concession. The Council has

stand my wishing to leave her to :swine rugmfeshe ;aI;K;r$1(;ulQ:n:1p_ decided that since the Council, not come to this savage America. to red nl when her affairs dbe the Co-Princes, granted the con-

ha en

marry a poor farmer and live bey- ° ° y I t 1 , cession the Syndicate merely has to ond the ouuposts or oiviliz_otion." gzign b;’;§'es;d‘°x;;‘ iztggfr some one get its moneys worth.

During the eight years she serv- t hu I t g ht Andorra intended to use the $15,-

ed the Queen. Maris Downing 1%- :Za gganehegéeangixld ewlshhoxg ,_ 000 annual revenue from the con- ceived no definite salary, but Ben- ' cesslon to build a hospital and is

edit 1 n .sn toon are

erous cheques and gifts of Jewel-1 i:;;°;;,m md°;,a§;d it fn _ beautb holding tno s1s,ooo first payment

were given her as pay for her ser- I for that purpose.

1 t l 10 k , I 'I de-

vices. Many of the gifts are still s;“gn‘;'d'";h; im; dgxwlfgxf Igggmpped The Council has granted French -|11 the pOS5€&SIO1’1 Of MTS. WIIIIBIIIB. In your room and had my suvep Interegfg 3 50-yegy gonqgggign tg Whgegome 0; gil: 4113120116-1 Fefe smiths make it up_ See it ms per. Introduce telephones to the repub-

S0 bill' ° B 099' “rm ' lic. The new phones will link An- ! tl .’ Bh av it to me to moke land and other Jewels were forfeit- aesmgds 1;- Bbeioqg so hasty" Mm dorm with the French frontier

110 1 th 0 '

ed PHY 01' 9 m We “We” ` williams added_ towns and with Barcelona, and it

ies of lifiel on the laakota friontier. Marie Downmg was evldenuy 5 will even be possible to talk from

In d to H

B n t0 C “'°"°3 ° 1 New York with Andorra for the

favorite of Queen Victorias. 101' l'€f8\‘\ll1S S‘|’Ve’°I5“ ‘hit green 1:5 when she wished to come to Ame;-i- system will have the privilege of

faml cares mes

mllly Y ~ cs 1, meg linking up with the transatlantic

__ t° marry, Her Males y I

di3p0;_,;i0n would beciimd ruffled, al man tele hon ,

y objections and tried to dis- P B8-

though she was invadigahly solrq; a courage her. Twice she got as nr

I

short time afterwar or os ng “ France on her Journey to meet MRS. (REV.) JOHN HAWLEY 1

__ _ __., _ ___ _ . her future hue] nd when messages

,mm ,,,, ,,,,,,.,,,,, ,,,,,,.,, ...... J.....1.no.._wi1. .1 111.1.-to 11..-

~ \ ` C manded her to retum as her suc- erctil: -ghn Hawley, f;Jl'm¢1‘l1’rPMt»:\‘

oved unsatisfactory. of s rcsbyterian Cin'-'-`1. /iars -

Stewart Jones & o. ...A.;.t;r.:.!,;;_ratm of .me M M med M N&wsbu__m Mm

~ CWIDIHNICCHCI of the lovers were reunited at Minne- schusetts, July 10, 1931, aged 61

` waukan, where she arrived Jan. 1. YQ!!!-

& Co. 1537’ mg ma,-fied the game day. The remaining family are Isabel,`

, . _ wife of G. Fred Baker, Woifviiloy '

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LUBBOCK, Tex., July 16. (U.P.)

-Count Joachim Van Bernstoff,

his education in the wheat fields

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NORTH RUSTICO-Service will

be held in connection with the Presbyterian Church in Canada in

Sunday, July 19th,

BRADALBANE-A pre-commun-

ion service will be held in the Presbyterian Church, Bradaibane, on Friday. July 17th, at 8.00 p.m. Mr. John Flick will be in charge of the service.

UIGG BAPTIST CHURCH-A

Church service will be held in the Uigg Baptist Church at 1.30 p. m. on July 19th, by Rev. E. J. Chis- holin.

CHUR/Cl-I SERVICES on July

19th will be conducted at Hazel-

, brook at 11 a. m.; Alexandra at, 3

p. m., (note change in time), Rev. R, W. Ltndsay will give the address; Cross Roads at 7 p. m. '

ericton Church at 3 p. m. Wm. G. Quigley, Pastor.

BIBLE MEETING-A service un-

day, July 17th at 8 p. m. Meeting will be addressed by Rev. J. Mur- chison. All those interested are in- vited to be pnesent.

BRADALBANE-The Sacrament

of the Lord's Supper will be dis- ptznsed at the close of the service of 11.00 8..m. Rev. Dr. James Mac-

charge of the service. Adherents and frlends`of both Rose Valley and Bradaibane are cordially in-

g vlted_ There will be' a.n evening

service also at 7.00 p.m. on Sunday, July 19th. '

ISLAND LADY DEAD-There

passed away at Vancouver on the 3rd lnst., Adelaide Georgina, wife of William Small and youngest child of the late W- D and Unity Tanton of this City. Mrs. Small was in her 69th year and had resided in Vancouver for the past twenty- one years. Slle leaves besides her husband, two sons, Sydney, in Kamloops and Gordon in Port Mann, B. C., and one daughter. Mrs. F. C. Spear, ln Oakland, Cal

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ters except W. D., of Halifax, pre- deceased her. Her funeral took place at Vancouver on the 'ith lnst.

Iicnaii-_ The following officers for the

R.~ L. A. Noonan, Summel-side, pres-

Blanchard of Charlottetown, and L. E. Johnstone of Montague, were appointed to complete the Council. Dr. T. E. E. Robins was elected re- presentative to the next meeting of the Canadian Dental Association held in Toronto in 1932. with Dr. Heath Mcfntyre as alternate, and Dr. F. E. Smaliwood has the ap- pointment as representative to the Dominion Dental Council held in 1932, with Dr- A. H. Smallwopd 91 Sourig as altemative.

REVISITS PROVINCE-Mr. Ed-

mund J. McNeill, President of the McNeill Omamcntal Iron and Con- struction Company, of Baltimore, with his son, Mr. Charles McNeill, accompanied our very popular re- tired Postmaster, Mr. Joseph Mc- Carey, on a too brief visit to the Island. They returned today by automobilef Mr. McNeill is a native of Grand River, Lot 14, and like many of our native sons, is giving of brain and brawn to the prosper- ity of the United States. Unlike many Islanders who have gone abroad, Mr. McNeill did not acquire an education at the expense of this Province and then take it to other fields. I-ic left school and home when he was e. small boy and may truly be called a. self-made man: Mr. McCarey describes his friend as one who evidently keeps new, the idea of making the world the better for his having lived in it. Aside from his business and cares of his large family, he is continually "go- ing about doing good." ,'JJ1is is Charles' first visit to the home of his ancestors and we extend to him and ,his father, the glad hand and

SUNDAY SERVICES, New Glas-. BRADALBANE United Church of

gow Church of Christ: Bible School! g,,,nadg_ servmes on the above at 10 a. m~. Preaching service. ilionurge for sunday, .July lstn, are a. m. and 7.30 p. rn. Service in Fred- ` as follows: Rose valley, li, g, mg

der the auspices of the British and Foreign Bible Society will be held in the _Hazelbrook Baptist Church Fri- MEETINGS AT CROSS ROADS

lfornla. All her brothers and sis- Miss Amie Bruce’ sister of me

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ister. ` '

CAVENDISH AND NEW GLAS-

GOW - Services in the United Church on Sunday, July 18th: Cav- endish, 11 a. m., Orange Parade; New Glasgow, 7.30 p. m. Rev. H. S. Bishop, Minister.

CHANGE OF SERVICE on the

Tryon and Bonshaw Baptist Field for Sunday, July 19th. The appoint- `ments now will be Albany, 11 a. nl.; Bonshaw, 3 p. m.; Tryon, 7.30 p. m., with C‘hlldren’s Day service with address by Dr. Vincent, of Char- lottetown. Sunday, July 26th, at Bonshaw, 7.30 p. m. Missionary service with address by Pastor Fash.

Granville, 3 p. m.; Pleasant Valley, 7.30 p. m. The evening service will be held in the Christian Church at Fredericton. Thos. Paletilorpe, Mill- ister.

CIIRISTIAN CHURCH-The Sum- mer meetlngs at the Cross Roads Christian Church are largely at- tended and several thus far have accepted Christ and wlllbe baptized. Dr, Whiston is speaking each night and the music is of a most inspiring character. Tonight, Friday he speaks on “The Great Acive'nturc." Sunday, the Evangelist will speak twice, at 11 a. rn., his theme will be “Among the Immortals’ and at

'continue each night next week, clos- ing on Friday the 24th. All are l.n- vlted to hear Dr. Whiston.

ISLAND COUPLE WEDDED-The marriage was solemnized at the residence of the Rev. -William `Nichol, 26 Nichol St., Quincy, on Wednesday, July lst, of Miss Annie' Bertha Nicholson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Nicholson, Orwell Cove, P.E.I., to Mr. John D. Bruce, son of Mr. John J. Bruce, Milltown Cross, P_E.I. The bride was charm- ingly gowned in flowered chiffon,I with picture hat. The bridesmaid

groom, wore pale blue chiffon with hat to match. The groom was at- tended by Mr. Donald McKinnon,

-_ “S best mn' The d°“"l° 'mg me' is visiting in tne City tne guest of

m:N'ris'rs MEET-The thirty m°“" was used' *mer the °”°"‘°”y ner sister, Mrs. wsuor.

‘fourth Annual Meeting or the a dainty buffet lunch was served at ____

Prince Edward Island Dental As- the home of Mr' and Mrs'A1exander Mr . H b

s e er Bell left yesterday

soclation under its new Act of In- Nicholson" cousins of the bride’ ML morning for Long Island N. Y.

corporation was held in the S, O. ter which the happy Couple left by h li 'l i ’ I

. w ere s e wil vist her sister, Mrs.

E. hall, Charlottetown, Tuesday m°b°r mr P' E‘ I" muowed by the Walter I-lollinghurst when she will

evening, with the president, Dr. A. be# wishes of B' host of friends' proceed to Weatherl P _ t vis

, y. enn, o - H. Smaiiwood of Souris, ln the Prior to their marriage’ Mr' and it her brotller, Mr. Victor McLeod.

Mrs. Bruce were tendered s. miscel-

-cnsuing year were appointed: Dr. lB'ne°us smwer at’ the mme °f Mr' ninortiu Linimont for rin-s.

and Mrs. James Nicholson, Quincy,

ident; Dr. D. T. Waye, Charlotte- atyhlcztheiffecelvei gum' lésetill ROLLO BAY AND VICINITY `

, an cos s, as ens o *_* -

27:; vgséraiiigent' Dr' esteem lnywiich they igere held. E MISS Margaret cmway °f Br°°k' y ' wn' secte ary ___ line, Mass., arrived home recently '°giS"a""°”‘"°" ‘md Drs' J' E' PRETTY wis:DDiNG-In st. Mar- 'ond will spend some time with ner:

garets Church, P.E.I., on Wednes- parents Mr. and Mrs, Peter Con- day, July lst, Miss Margaret, dough- way of New Zealand__ ter of Mr. and Mrs. John V. Mac- __-_ Donald. was united in marriage to Miss Mary Campbell, Little Pond, Francis J. McCabe, of Brockton, Spent 9, few days in Rollo Bay 1-ec. M9-S5-» 5°” °f M1`5~ E119" MCC”-bi? Iently the guest of Mr. and Mrs. An- and the late Arthur McCabe. Rev. Sus A_ M,,¢K¢nzie_

Father MacPherson performed the` ___

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ceremony. The church which was‘

of white satin and lace with larffe

bouquet of flowers. I-ier bridesmaid

wore light blue chiffon dress, with

supported by his brother Owen Im-

dainty wedding breakfast was serv-

ther in New Zealand, P.E_1. In the

to the bridesmaid was a. bracelet and the groom presented the bride

COHNWAIL PABTOBAL CIIBIYC. .iuly mn: New Dominion, ot 11 Wall Street s. m.; Kingston at 3 p. m.; Com- Spedgl _f9';]¢ wail, at 7.30. The sermon at King- ___ _ - "` ‘“"" sion will be for the Orange Lodgei

association. mv. D. K. Ross, Min- <5-~=-lei 1° -'"1--1-'““ ‘ “"“"’

'l p. m., the subject is “What Jsisus- means to mc." These meetings willI

fined with friends was premly de' daughter Edith who have been vis-I corated for the occasion. The bride _ning Mn and M,-5_ Gem-ge A, Wwd looked charming in a wedding dress left recently for Bmckiey where

_ ° they will visit Mrs. _Woods’ parents,

flowing veil and carried a large Mn and Mrs Bryamon prim. to

their departure for the U. S. A.

was hcr sister, Miss Sarah, who

1 The serious illness of Mr. Regin-

large picture hm' The 3r°°m Wasllnald Townsend, Fortune, is learned

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mediateiy after the ceremony, a W1 "gre _

d t th _ Messrs Peter Chaisson and John e a e home of the grooms mo- Mncxmnon' Bear River' John Map

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evening the part motomd t th Rae, H J Maclsinnon and Dane

Y ° C F. MscRae Rollo Bay West. mot-

home of the bride’s parents, Where and to ch' rl tt to S t d to

a o e ivn aur ay,

a sumptuous supper was served to f ih upwards of three hundred gucsts,‘;ttc;d IthgoytguirxfeitgnzsoclB: after which both young and old en- iofn ' `

joycd themselves in dancing till the `

"wee sma' hours." The brides gift ly 0i>2fi€dr-R-

meeting were Massrs Douglas Ait-

ken, Bay Fortune, Thomas J. Keck- ,

with a diamond pendant. and to the - 1 Zroomsman, a set of gold cuff links.` |;|m'l;°";§ -Ilymgeiig ;_°t;r5’B&;t` Wotnan Wd’ They were the recipients of many ar ' W” r' 0 ° y H , beautiful presents and a large sumfE‘“t- J‘"“"5 D' C°m"' Fy°"““°° Try S010 Op

in cash After a honeymwn Sven; seph E. Deagle, Bear River, So.l.n.

on the Island. the happy couple mo-- M Lou; G U nt of cha lottcmwn -T-I, ) tnred to Brockton, Mass., where the T' 5 8 B " icflmd 3" ff” -M - with the Boston Mutual Life ln- -U I - 88 . n easw I 12 Sumnce C°_ The Guardlan joins ‘Nest School. solo hop across the Atlantic, arrived

NEW Y0l\K, July 16-lgercauinl’

apprrlienaloll over the (i-Brrnun allu- atiou and Dronouaot-'J W°’|I‘“¢"" 1" ilterllng lfxohimgs lnilnoed offerinxa of niavk on is large in-aio daring the _ mornini; yesterday. Lnnaero during this period warn nubltimntiiil. At tho iowa ifor the day, tin- .lunrs Industrial nv- eruiwa was 6,40 pointn below the il"- vlaua tlnyn close. A' little lean than liiuif this loss wan 4~n\'ere1l by (lie rinao. Gorman banks are sxD¢¢¢¢*| '° open Qotlay for restricted |»ny"l"""" This will he an important tent. The

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lirt-uklng of tho 140 reuisiancs la\'|-l volume carried prix-ea within ntrlk tlinmnt-.s of the next resistance ur under 1110.10. Support has boon _fouled the market twlco bi-lure th and it in th, point from whlell “morator|urn" rally lrfgun. Provi- tho nrws from aimnni dues nut 4-Inui tin- niurltet preuiiiiinliiy will rclnla next rn-nininliro point. \\`li|-tiier ur puroliiinrvt nlloulil Iii, uuulo IIBINN largely on tlu- iatiiluds uf lilo I»U_Y 1-ren though they slmnltl gn lower ' imnionnl rrcovery in buslneas this 1 llmulll carry the market above ilu levels.

tor.

Rae, daugllter of Mr. Richard Mac-

oi Flat River, took place Wednes- day evening at 6 o`ciock at the bride‘s home. Rev. T. A. Rodger performed the ceremony in the presence of about fifty invited guests. The Couple were unattend- ed. The bride wore a. most becom- ing gown of pink crepe de chemo. After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Ross left by motor car on a honey- moon trip to the mainland. The bride is well known in this city, where she has been in the cnlploy of Moore ds McLeod.

RECEIVES MEDAL-Mr. Thos

Mason, who recently arrived from the United States and is now oper- ating a. permanent waving estab- lishment has received a. long service medal of which he is justly proud. Mr. Mason, a former member of the famous 85th N. S. Highlanders served overseas under Major J. A. McKenzie of this City. The medal bears on one side the profile of his Majesty King George and on the reverse side the following inscrip- tion: “For long service in the Col- onial Auxiliary Forces" surrounded by maple leaves. On the edge is in- scribed: “D. D. S. M., Thémas Mas- on, Plctou Highlanders." Mr. Mason is a Prince Edward Islander as is Mrs. Mason.