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51?. it YouN6_rAv DAINTERA;-M ,

THEIR MAJESTIES

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v. _ » YTHIAS

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w . to hone, call It ‘ll . D8011!’ 01 dﬂhale rest quickly) T 1" “Mn relatives as did also the other . Dally except Sunday, Leaves speakers. He also thanked Dr. 1231' YOUR PESTS Ti iah 6:15 a. m.. ionrll Clark and his nasoeiatu oi: the 3: out ynonupx n. m., Mon .8:50 Experimental station for the many

' ORE ENDOE _ _ ! «PROVIN I. r ALTH BOARD

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m. Sunday only 9: 0 a. In.._

e in arriving Boston the

(:30 p. In. For '1‘ except Sunday 4:

Direct [connections hound Llnoeporrnlt de- nre irom

day only leaves Ch'toIVII 4:30 p. m., snmmersldn 6:05 3. in.

island Motor ‘ Transport

.1 ._

except i: .

’.?..‘5‘.‘...‘.i'£

was announced

Dry Cleanin

Son

Method

d am Mr. James . '1'

on

New ma ueaners ’7Conti‘I1ue In Business

oi emiosy that

Ill ., HI ll uﬂlll.

bualn use expressed hia ap- five .-

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GUAKWAN

Plant To be Operated By Late Roy L. McLure

‘resent would be continued. Mr Rlolanre Jr. has been 010Q9%|«llOc- later! with the business ior e put

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with

follow-

nsr srlsrrm

F’. Oornet.

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served und

oi the more exwﬂ

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and Aloclltion 0

some on the men who

tests and the comp! They were following: H

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“Maaiy Moutlted” says Publisher

HALIFAX.‘ July 3—Ganadian Iuthom were heated to “stra hten

up-stop being meal t, ed... SW9 behlvlnw like Iluttgirlnlg old maids," DY Publisher Hugh. 5

Eﬂyrs of Toronto. in an lddress read beiormthe lath annual ln'.‘.et- ins and national convention oi the Eoumgian Authors Association here

“\ e are sometimes so sickly in our hlnnilit t we crave the pardon oi to world for daring to exist." Mr Eoyrs said. As he was unable to be present, his address was read to the delegates. "'I‘heu-e is such an emotion as de- cent pride." he continued. "I am utterly led up at the crinﬁgu and fearful fashion in which. many oi liie in Canada. we otter the reeolu or our endeavour. And t, gem i gem in the English ibiy not so many on other oountriew. but in sheer unit and luatre and ion: iiie—- e can hold In) its head." convention opened this . President Leslie Gordon . noted Montreal author. aiaaded tor a cover-nment zrant to auooieti "such a [rant at least the be net!

in

commodities for home con- sumption end exoort." he said.

Ilse main. for bites.

oi the cosmona- tee and

Imynle -Po .Is..~ Id in 'en?l:aMay

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t ’ ilu‘aker‘0ats'co. 5. FEED PRO-DUGTS

how on HAND

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an 7 V 1 - ‘ ’ ._.__.__.___ i i M» Supr me court . , . .‘ . will _ i am onus-«ta». we a. s:.':“.‘:°*....":.'.*:°-...z=:.*.‘r.':':°=7.§°"*’ . - aerviowat. iozaoa. In..‘ '1 p. .. ’. ‘1,.g' , J ry .i g ?iaiur-say Jr "och at i'-'§»:d"'§“‘ w‘.,.‘,.,.,. “""‘ A ~ it i u : V Isa recs I54 011 5&9 54 it '3 3;: A uiet eemamgnr No?$v ' ‘ z W» W i . , Wm 3‘ W eetqba ,1 lute clgalguoi X146; W” n Sup“ ' court, jury (11533;-egg g£ga,y‘. J v ‘tom. Ct 10;. 2. solenmiesd‘ whens pareonace. ﬂxuﬂx y .. y when may ,.,, in Maouoo hm“-6”. North F-W01‘. -Slrivllﬁg , - Judclnent 1‘ more than three hours Dr. D. Vii - on-. June Nth. when Hilda» tl. dl - .93 gho . mg Dough“ A,-gm; sacuxxlsy. lzoroinu-.andMra.Heotor - am: . Wm. on how, ii‘mu“o‘:‘.‘“"' J‘ 3‘ mat’ mgnugem 5"“ gilih §3'1'i'{'-,'J:'£>'ue‘i1maau 3:‘ ’ °“ °‘ " "‘°“” "°"‘ _ _. -‘ . ‘ ' ' -‘ icle. The: 3 was discharged by ‘ or man. l§iz;z'£":3n":'z.'e'v li ﬂ“:z ”""“‘“°° ""‘”°“‘“‘°”’”“‘“°‘i FUNIIAL , - - .’I'hea.roseoutoranax:- , A. Mao; ‘§_0‘l:tt11:1§.m'I1;edlgiudo ;a.%h1o:t”;te~ oigleglt n h boll-‘glee? last winter in ummo-n' " ix-om . mane eooatuxowhit-an-' " ¢mwLm1aus1y1n~i 3 hes"ais_iig{ monoupu. W #5” mdQAn‘xlx‘i.3_‘ eNe . lie; was heard rm week , Belle. vex; to _, “whom” ‘ﬂamed -- M! and aummed up {or the} 3:’"‘lt53"ia5$"‘°°'n'J-3'i-u v33‘£. can us. can many. the £ia“'z'-3“! ‘"° ““$”’co“x‘:‘}:P’x§3* m,w' rm. g:é,mo iathehomeoii-ix,’ mm“, , .’,m“'m . ,,,.,, .9‘ ...,h"~°f,,,‘ waahe .M§‘§‘y m1au°v”e'i in»: as “i\“§‘to°r‘ix“e"ys°l<§3i1et33-‘iv ' ‘ , sf. ' a rug. Join in within: and , c- u and Frederic A.’ .. D ml’ % h . .. " Dunn ; “,4 mg I; OW ;gzx:g::nn prosecutor atewart. .~lao- ' - _ R’ —m L We Province um at m, H __ mﬁamecﬁfggd ‘ """ .» _ mode on ram? egg: securities op-

ination at one - ip chiei Justice

, Mr. D. J. 0. stand when oourt . me at 10.30 this d oi the articles tak- irom th sale in his

Attorne General

. Fred-

istant crown pres- uior the Crown.

ury are: Musrs, J.

- ;- foreman, Edmund

CAMERON-—A be Oharkzttetown Hospital. June , 1939, to-Mr. and Mrs. John 0» ran, Tlgniah, a dauahter.

smauwoon Act Charlottetown Boopitnl. June .1939. to Mr. and . ileum ... llwood. south-

' arlottetown Hos-

June 26. Lli-‘Nd Gilles-

19 Q1‘ 1989. to Mr. an 6. ole. Union son

Prince Edward 15- land Hospital. June 28, 1939, to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gill, Union Road. a. dau.i!ht€l'-

MCDONALD-At the Prince Ed- ward island Hoamtel. June 30. 1939. to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert - Donald. Cove Head Road. a dough- tor.

EAs'l'ER——At the Prince Edward

H ital. Jul 1. 1939. to Mr. 1xL.r}c‘lml{irs.°msheldony Easter. North

Wlltshire, a daughter. TIEENEY-—M, 59 Buell Bt. Bur- lington Vermont. U. 3» June 28th. 1939. to James W. and Mrs Tierney, (nee *3 Connie): R. N.)e son. Che: ii.

MIODONALD - MaeNU’l'l' — At Malpeque, July 2. 1939.- by Dr. E- H- Romsav oi saint John. Edna Adelr Meollu t to Roderick Euﬂne Mac-

‘1)om!d_oi__ha.r-lottetown. __ ( ‘ ‘—

MCINTYRE-—In New York. June 26. 1939. Louis L. Mcrntyre formerly’ oi Boston.

llUN'l'—-At Miami Arizona June 22. lose, uter A brief illnw. Mrs. L- 0. Hunt. formerly Frankie Kuwait of Tryan, P. E. I.

Card Of Thanks

I wish to express my sincere ITI-

titude to the neighbours (or

mguy Ind fdfllflll

'”t:"°" “ .3-ii: ...a“"‘“‘.:.o‘:‘«'x“

8,’: °’ N -or sympathy from gitriends. . Gordon W. Damon. (‘

L~4ﬂ-‘I-O-1!.

N. D. MacLean

, UNDEITAKER ‘ IMIALMER

_Nar|laWll

Hull 1‘.

.~..«..~.~L.3.Q92t

,9. to Mr. and th, City, 3 daugh- .

comprehensive Study Made of Heredity A

R aaowma man i omox ' Heredity is but bout I as 3 I. 5«°n~“"«'=‘ 333%‘ "” - .;“r:..~.:*v-**v°*z. .:“:.*~.::==:w '. Ymﬂn. U‘- scumu cum reaching irnpm-izrtce 1.. human [lung comm]: 0311‘ 4 ailaira. as well as in the study of ‘ ,- plant and animal llie. The de-

mand for as comprehensive, popu- la: work on heredity has long

’ been felt by educationists. and has

nowbeenmet byabook whichis tobepu

been

heredity, and has devoted the past three years to pregtrmg the pres- ent. volume with assistance of cuts ng scierwtisia and research

- workers. His success has been such

as to create continent-wide inter- est. His book has not only receiv- ed the indorsation oi the scientiﬁc world. but has been adopted by the Book of the Month Club as His September selection. It is be- ing published by the 1=‘.A, stokes Company. New York. which holds the American and Canadian pub- lishing rirzhts. and concurrently in Emzianrl by the mm of Chatio and Windus. London. The English edition is appearing under the autiioriiative spcmsorship oi‘ Pro- feesor JJ35. Haldane. who contrib- utes an introduction.

land Coady, Frederic Pwwse. Er- n at Cudmore. Au ., Tlemey, James MoQua.ld, and Leo 3. Doyle.

orznmo oAnfc:s...iii i. “HIGHLANDS wsomssoav, JULY -5

AL. BLANCHARD’S ORCHESTRA Dancing 9-1 P. M. Novelugg,

..._.....__.l

contest for Princess Charlottetown

On Friday evenlnr July ma, (note change in am) at the Prince Edward Tbwtre, Princess Charlottetown will be aelccwd from a. number of young ladies sponsored by various clubs in the Oity Ind by the Wcrmerfa Institutes in "16 Royalties including Sovuthport. The contest will take place between shows, at about 9 p. In. Judges will be Mr. E. 5. salmon of Montreal, Mrs. A. B. Cosh and Hon_ 1!. L. Palmer.

The Princess ‘chosen will be in competition with nine other Princesses iron: various poinia on the Island (or the honor oi being chosen "Queen of the Carnival" during Conlede ntlon Celebration week July 10-21.

Now come the days of core‘- free play . . . of romping rough‘.- house . . . of exercise and energy!

It takes plenty of fuel in dﬁ

that ﬂame to youtb....ttl

provide that energy so genn. ‘ etously used . . . to replenidi \

and nenew the vitality that cad‘! ‘ day takes.

It’s time for those delicious meals

of Canadian Fish and Shellﬂll

In salads, or cold . . .in holy, sandwiches, or summer snack:

. . .or, as a scrumptious, satisfy,-

lng meal at the close at n Jans-

met day, . . Fish has no equal! Servo it often. It provide! Hid nourishment and energy thief Nature demands. It tempt-lug appetites with its rare tang and savour. It is the ideal food for. the play days or the hoy!%I.a a food that provides coolr&ﬁ" r ment for young and old "

DEPARTMENT OF FISV OTTAWA;