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and sheds. Illustrated sacral; _ Street. ti. Canadian “ranches indicate some of ""-' in the Board of Trade Rooms last A. J. McCabe, Captain W. A. Smith.

irol- cumum :m_.°: -- _ the results of the year's activities: (“mum "m" P"? 1) evening. The report of the Chairman Capt. A. W. Allen, M. C. <v. D., Licut. Pound

mm‘ ‘ Nursing ‘IOTA! income £405,520 (about $2.000: m mmm mum: u‘ 1 of Council and the financial report J. S. Moore, Lt. Colonel P. W. Mc- Moire and Ganongrs Mothervs Day

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were read 0nd adopted. The litter showed n. balance of $44.60 on hand.

The reports of the committees in charge of tllc Intel-maritime team and the Ottawa team were also read

Nevin, D. C. M., V. D. Mr. G. M. Moore.

A meeting of the Council was held immediately after the close oi the Annual Meeting and Lt. Colonel D. A.

000.00); Deficit £830, (about $4.000.- 00); new versions published. l4. The Society now publishes the Bible. wholly or in part in 644 languages, its total circulation of scriptures dur-

11011 by 43 voles against Mr. Louis l-lowattb 30. Mr. Howatt was nom- inated by Col. Ulric Dawson and seconded by Harry Webster.

Package Priced . . . . . to

“Billie Burke" Chocolates 2 lb. box . . . . . .. ' Speedy Delivery Service I

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’ situations Vacant Female _______ _.

' To {£5 OI MOB! -. ‘agalyugowing mushrooms for ul

going lceelglsrcgrmifig- 3111",“? ma? 01d. in I000 nmlthhslccepélod. lug 19:40 was 11,888,220 copies. 11'2"" Willa"?! 61:53:?‘ Y‘; and adopted. MucKlllliOll was elected Chairman, ' "11"" 3N1 2 - - - 80m‘ iyrnan, . n . ., 1 r - . _ Co, Toronto 10, Ont. a“, charm“ “maria hggltxllly summers,“ and Mr Norms; Low A committee consisting o. Lt. Co]. Lt. Col. C. Leiflh. Secretary. 50o Dram 25c Mum“ Tabh,“ _ _ _ _ I _ _ __ 19c Pgglcrgiilfi" H. W. l". May 2-5-7. “n; and w“ mnmcnom mm PANTRY SALE at Moore s. Mc- . L ' ' H. M. Davlson, Lt. Col. C. Leigh, Lt. It is expected that the range will COTYs 25c Baby.‘ own Tabms 19c FACE forms. text books and small allow- M001 Saturday afternoon. catholic "h"- °‘ °*'“1°"'°”°“’"- 0"" ‘he Col. o. A. MacKlnnorl, Lt. Col. F. 1. be open shortly for practise and that PEMUME 25c Carter's l. L. Pills ----- -22: POWDER Incl WirIidoitClals enters Sep- Women's Magus. 4451-5-11 nmmtw“ w‘ “mm” withdrew Andrew, Major W. J. McDonald and the committee having charge of 25° "°h“'°"" Lmmm‘ w“ For Sfle tember. Write or circular. and Mr. Strong was elected by iw- M. G M M 1 t,‘ t t, f m t m d1- 35“ Ch“?! K 41 L 71115 29° Numb; my 1_8_15_z2_29_‘,un° 5' DESTRUCTWE Fmnamr hi h ammo“ w T B ("Hume moved l. . . oore were appon e o prac ses or e In ermar me team . 35c Si, "mama _ > _ ' _ _ 29c ..,-—-——---" " , e w c ' ' ' ' - make arrangements in connection will make arrangements similar to 50 D dd’ Pill 39 . [on SALE-OLD PAPERS, I CENTS broke out about four o'clock Mon- m” mmhmum‘ n” Mr‘ umber and with the practises and selection of last year that ls to say a number of 50,, h" 5°: P111111 111115 . - - - - 39: Z5 D w l, 1' lllmdm‘ Guardian once’ 3"“! ' day morning at New London destroy- Mr‘ 311m" cmk “"34" 3mm?’ the Intermarltime team shoots will be arranged and the PONUS 6°" CM!“ N" Fm"! 47“ ETOBTH“ ,-—?—-'—' - . M“ at . l u w” h L _ - . 75c Kruschen Salts . . . . . . . .. 68o - "o, sALa-oo-csar. srrui s: Bequests ed the general store of w. moons! m, “hurokcilexeoh a eary Cnnsmemle c°,,e_.,,,,,,,d,,,,c, w,“ bums, semen, wee,“ mm “m, chassis 51m syrup "ypophosphues m PASTE Orlebar St. 4420-54-31 With practically 8.11 il-‘l 00000116. Ml‘. t read regarding the altering of the shoots to represent Prince Edward 31.25 Burdock B. Bitters 98c 1 9 _______._-_- » , 90110.1! Hillbillies his 1056 at $4.500. At m‘ m‘ w” Pam’: ‘t ‘his rules in cohncctionwlth the lnter- Island at Redford. where the match o 51-35 13°11'10" T111110 - - - - ~- 95¢ c AMERICA" 511mm" ‘ELTING- m a partially covered by insurance. The m” i“! “W” b1‘ °°1-°°"s°" “d Martlime Match. n was decided to will be fired this year. r180 Rubb" “m” wmph“ i“ ' ma,“ or the Wm °t u” 11111101118 was Owned by Ml‘. G. l"- gamma“ by Lwnnd 5°“‘¥"“"“ m leave this in the hands of the in- It is expected that this year will 60c 51-25 $1.00 250 m-vice at half price. Clinton Mor- late Mr. John R. McLeod of Dar- Ruey A yum“ dwelling “was the hold the gonurvauve conventions in i ‘l l l , m 1 I .fl "gun's mgmzgp 553p; mQN POND'S rlson. Belt Dealer. Fredericton, “mu-m m" w“ w” the following . the ‘utum M central Bedeque wnh cnm ng councl. see a rev va o en usasm n ri e CREAMS YE A81, and WINE TlssUEs mating, P. E. I. 0404-20-10. “n, bwmm:__nnuu school for F0041 W118 B150 dcstrfilyfld. mun“ ha“ It was moved that a vote of thanks shooting. The number present at __________. _. _i__..-.-- the Bu“. “sofa E Hospital "so . y ' be tendered Ex-Governor F. R. last night's meeting was the largest . 1 I011 “LE-COMFORTABLE HOME " ' 31G “D903 CIRCUS 0P9"! t0’ Heartz for his annual donation while in several years, and the fact that

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F" Wmmtm“ “my u“ m‘ IHOYFOW 6110111118 lit Lyceum. Prince in oillce of $100 a year towards the the indoor rifle shooting was such

. W Pllllldlfi- 11°“- 4371'5'1'”' glut? J51”- DWTWII 90°!‘ °! St. One full week May 8th to May Lt Governor's Match a success is a good ausury for this u D _ . g . . \- . _ . e ‘m “w Trust” o! 10111- 30111118. dancing and I11 kind‘ " Sim"; l“ thmkm‘ the d“ A vote of thanks was also moved year's outdor practise. -

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poll SALE — TWO REGISTERED shorthorn bulls one yssr old. Stan- islaus Doiron, Rocky Point, bot 65. 4418-5-1-21.

Hartsvills Cemetery $50. Brim}, “with Bible Society. $5,612.10, the residue of the estate which was valued around $8000. Several be- illltlts were I160 made to relatives and friends.

The trustees of the estafs were 1i"- W- 0- Dv-rke. Brookiield and Mr. Roderick McLeod, Hartsville.

gates for his nomination and the hearty suplwl-t they had given him said that he hoped to redeem the district for the Conservative party. He urged strong ctr-operation and organization which is the keynote of success in any campaign. I-le hoped m be able to carry on and work for the District as his grandfather, l-Ion.

BUCCESSOR T0

THE MacKlNN()N DRUG CO.

THE $5103, stone

Following is the report of chair- man of Council, Lt. Col. D. A. Mac- Klnnon. _

To the President and members of tho Prince Edward Island Provincial Rifle Association.

Gentlemen: .

to be tendered to the donors of all prizes and all others who assisted the Association.

Colonel Davison announced that a valuable cup had been given to the Association by Miss Amy Palmer. ‘This cup had been won by the late Major F. P. Carvell, while a mem- ber of Nu. 1 Battery, Fourth Regi-

oi games. Refreshment booth. door prize each night. Admission l0 cents. - 4450-5-21

ISLAND GRADUATES AT DAL- HOUSIB-Nine students of Dal- housie University will receive the degree of Doctor oi Dental Surgery at the convocation exercises next

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BORSES FOR. SALE—I HAVE 'A

I have great pleasure in submitting The range has been kept h, ex_

w of horses to arrive at Hadley Muttarvs, Carleton. on Friday, May 8th. J. W. Whitehead. 4431-54-81

--——i"— i“ FOR. SALE — GENERAL PURPOSE

Horse. Also Red Fox and four Pups four weeks old. Benjamin Bil-t, lleird lllllsboro. 4431-5-6-31.

[TOR SALE — GARAGE AT HUN- . ' g isr River, owned by Russell Camp- C0 II 8 l d8 I'd t1 O n bell. Apply to Mark R. McGuigan,

_r Solicitors. 4423-5-0-61. - _ - =,__..____ ... _._ *'-"

roll sAua-nsolsrsasn DUAL “mm” m“)

purpose shorthom Bull. 4 years old, fully credited. Seymour Wood, Mt. Herbert. éfll-i-fl-Si. emf" --—- QTRAWBERRY PLANT! 15c FIB 22100; $1.00 by mail. F. S, Ream. 4800-4-80-81.

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FOR SALE — GREEN MOUNTAIN

i. n, Seconds. Certified. McDonald "msirhln: ' Apply‘). M. Hughes, Sed- iord. 4372-54-31.

1101i SALE-JIM BUSIIIL 0F Mc- donslds one year's planting of Green Mountains Seed. Duncan A. .9... McDonald, Newport, P. E. I. l y _ 4428-0-7-21. Mia-m- _. ‘FHFOR SALE AT MT. STEWART. M" the old mill property, 20 acres land u... with buildings. If not sold before “"3" 141-11 May. will be sold at Auction “*5 at that date. Montague Pigott. "1"? 4388-2-5-8-11-(1

.______._._. l4 _',"§ENATOR DUNLAP STRAWBERRY Plants i0~ solo 75 cents per hund- red plants. Good string plants. The orders for strawberry plants al- -_.__ ready received by mo will.“ ‘g. h“. tended to at once. Angus C. Mc- <' Aulay. Trscadio Cross, Lot as, P. E. I. 4370-5-2-01. _‘ __i i DELPHINIUM PLANTS FOB SALE. Many beautiful varieties, all grown

Dividend Policy 0f C. P. R. Given

MONTREAL, Que, May 6—All- aouncemcntthat the dividend policy of the company we.- being given seri- ous " 41ml. was made at the annual meeting today of the C. P. R. by I. W. Beatty, K. 0., President. The duration of a dividend declaration, m. Batty said would be taken up after the annual misting and a state mcnt made. Mr. Beatty. after reviewing the economic conditions o1 Canada at large nus that the mam Ihrlrlkage in the Company's gross earnings had been greater than 1n any other per- iod of its history. Ho said through careful surveys of operating methods and the ready and willing co-oper- ation of officers and employees, im- portant economies had resulted inthe maintenance of" the Company's po- aitlon without impairment in all its activities. The Company, Mr. Beatty mauled was this; placed in a p0- sltion to early profit by the return of general prosperity which he felt sure would not be overly long delay- ed. ft was the intention of the Com- pany's directors to proceed with its steady, but not spectacular develop- merit as the 97°F“: of the country warranted.

The meeting re-elected the old

week. and sixteen will be given the degree of Bachelor of Laws. Those recommended for a degree in law in- elude: G E. MacMZlian, Vernon Riv- er. P. E. l. Doctor oi Dental Surgery: G. L. Kccfc, Albclton, P. E. I.

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FRIDAY

‘Loo-Choir Rehearsal-disarm blem- nrlll Hall.

‘Lilli-Young People's society, reg- ular meeting -- Social llslL 4434-5-8-11.

the Company's gross revenues.

The President said that the Can- adian Pacific and Canadian National Railways were co-operating to elim- inate wasteful forms of competition Substantial economies had been ef- fected through reduction in passen- ger train service without seriously af- fecting the legitimate requirements of the P901110 in the communities served. Mr. Beatty announced that while a site for a hotel in London had been secured work oi construction “would have to be deferred until con- ditions were more favorable.

BIRTHS

Elan-At m. Stewart, April 2s. 1931. to Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Leard, a daughisr. (Patriot please copy).

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___ € MCEWEN-MILLED-In Boston. on May I, 1931, by Rev. E. Clarke, Miss Ethel Marjorie McEwen. formerly 0i

W. S. Strong, had done before him when he represented this District from 1862 to 1870 in the legislative council. His grandfather was a res- ident oi Bedeque and his integrity and zeal for his party is well remem- bered by some oi the older residents. If elected. Mr. Strong hoped to car- ry on those high traditions and look after the interests of the people of the Fourth District in the legislative assembly. Mr. Hugh Morrison expressed his deep appreciation to the delegates for his nomination and said that it would give him great pleasure to work in commotion with their load- er, Hon. J. D. Stewart, who was one of the most worthy men Prince Ed- ward Island had ever had as a lead- er. He recognised that they would have a hard fight but witlrsuch an able colleague as Mr. Heath Strong he was very optimistic as to the re- sult. He hid known Mr. Strong for many years and knew him to be one of the most until-lug workers for his party. As a resident of Kenslngton for over thirty years, Mr. Morrison said that he felt confident that he had the hearty support of the dis- trict and that he would do his best to retain the confidence that had been placed in him.

OTHER. SPEAKERS

Mr. J. 1". Arnett spoke on behalf of both candidates. In the nomina- tion of m. Strong the district will have one of the most outstanding men in Prince County represent the Conservative party. The district was behind both candidates and a bet-

ition at the P. R. A.

follows:

riTy of the candidates.

the necessity of organization.

Mr. James Saunders,

candidates.

RESOLUTIONS

The following

fidence in the Hon.

ment. It will be offered for compet-

'_I'hc election o.‘ ofllccrs resulted as Honorary President, Honor Lt. Governor Charles Dalton. President Li. Col. H. M. Dilvlsoll, V. D., Vice Presidents, Lt. Col. D. A. MacKinnon, D. S. 0., V. D., Major w. H. Poole, v. D. Dr. A. w. Leard. Council, Lieut. F. G. Kennedy, Li.

His

Mr D. B. McDonald, President of East Prince Conservative-Association, added his congratulations and urged

Mr. John D. Kennedy of 0'Leary, Kenslngton. Mr. James Pendergast and Mr. Hugh Duffy also spoke on behalf oi’ the

resolutions were moved by Mr. Thomas Gillespie, sec- onded by Mr. John Lefurgey- and passed unanimously»- l.--"That this convention for the fourth district of Prince County de- sires to place on record their con- James D. Stewart, as leader of the Conserv- ative party in Prince Edward Island. We wish also to express our appre~ elation of the vcry able manner in which he and the other members of the Opposition exposed the in- competence, insincerlty and wanton extravagance of the Irea ment during the recent session of the Provincial Legislature. commend our leader for the careful

We strongly

Ja short report concerning the affairs of the Association for the year 1930.

The first event on the program, so to speak, was the Intermarltlme Match between teams of eight men from the Provinces of Nova Scctia. New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island. This was fired at Charlotte- town on Thursday. June 12th. and was ‘an interesting contest, particul- arly between Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island. New Brunswick had a remarkable team and, when the figures were totalled it was found that they were leading Nova Scotla by thirteen points and Prince Ed- ward Island by eighteen points, hav- ing mado a rather wonderful aggre- gate of ‘I10 points, very close tothe Intel-maritime record held by Prince Edward Island which is 179 points. That tho New Brunswick team was an outstanding one is shown by the fact that of the eighteen men con- stituting the Bislcy team of 1931, four of them fired on the Inter- maritime team for New Brunswick last year.

In the evening the teams were en- tertained at the Drill Hall. The com- mlttee having this function in charge had an excellent program and very splendid refreshments, the ev- enlng being voted by all present a very happy one.

The annual matches were held in July, just shortly before the Domin- ion election, and this coupled with the fact that haying was in full swing accounts for a smaller attend-

Govern- ‘S1108 than usual. However, the shoot-

ing was excellent and one of the features was the fact that a great many shoot offs were required to settle ties.

cellent condition by Caretaker A. J. King who is very courteous and ob- llglng and therefore on good terms with all riflemen. '

The Dominion Government spent‘ considerable money in protecting the range from the encroachments of the sea, a new concrete wall being placed from the Butts up to the 200 yard range and also another section in the vicinity of the bungalow. It ls hoped ‘that this will be extended in the near future as it is most nec- essary to prevent the washing away of the land.

And now we come to a most re- grettable part of this report, namely when we chronicle the death of two of our members, Major J. C. McDon- aid and Sergt. F. W. Judson. Major McDonald was one of our strong men and an active worker, and for sev- clal years had captained our Inter. maritime rifle team with signal suc- cess. He had popularized rifle shoot- ing in York and its vicinity and was on all -ccasslon to be found lend- ing a helping hand in furthering this good work. His fine personality made him a. great favorite with everyone and the fact that he never complain- ed of illness gave us no cause to think of his early demise. His death VJBS therefore a. tremendous shock to us all and lt is not too much to say that we have lost one ofthe best, li not the very best, members o.’ the P. R. A. A resolution of sym- pathy from this Association was for- warded to his bereaved widow.

Sergt. F. W. Judson was a very fine type of young man, of splendid physique, ona good to look upon and likely to go far in rifle shooting. He

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WINNIPDG, 10311., May 5~—ODG complete hockey team was ready last night to vacate its Winnipeg home on the morrow and take up resid- ence in far-east Moncton, N. B. Planning to play amateur hockey for Moncton next winter, eight Western athletes will settle down in the Mari- time City in what they hope is time

Canadian Amateur Hockey Associa- tion. Accordlng to the residence

clause, they have until May 15 to take up residence.

Five of the east-bound octetlz are from Wlnnipeg—all stars of the fam- ed Elmwood Millionaire Club. Young "Duke" McDonald, sturdy centre of the Memorial Cup winners, is the only one who has had no senior ex- perience. Monty Muckle, right wing- er, Bill Gill and Len Burr-age, de- ienccmen and Jimrny Fbster, goalie. played with Elmwood Seniors last season.

Joe McIntosh, rated one of the most promising forwards in Manito- ba, played left wing for Randon Wheat Kings and "Red" and Joe Cook, forwards from Yorkton, Bus!» were outstanding in Saskatchewan “big six" compettlon. This trio will go along with the departing Pei players.