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"ww" ""‘“' 1 nov. wih. aseosbe, one, heis
takes live lbs. of wool per ing Penennials" was lead by Mrs. all ' '
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0’Lea.ry and Vicinity
Mr. E. L. McDougall, Glenwood, ls doin: e rushing business with ml ll\'8t motor truck conveying live lobsters from different points on the west coast to Mr. B. B. Dumviile's factory at West Point, where the large fish are put in crates and conveyed by water and land to Mr. Connolly’a Pound at Bt. Andrew's, N. B. The small fish are packed at the factory at West Point.
Mr. and Mrs. Ranklns 1-lowatt
and family of Glenwood motored to Charlottetown last week where they visited the fora-ler's mother. Mrs. Major Howatt.
The sincere sympathy of the
:community goes out to Mr. Andrew Stewart and family of West Point in the death of Mrs. Stewart, which occurred on June 4 after a lingering illness, which was borne with unusual patience and Chris- tian fortitude. Interment was on June 8 at the Presbyterian ceme- tery, West Point, with Rev. John Sterling officiating. ,
The sad news has been received
by Mrs. Amos Gorrlll of Glenwood,
Dunbar. beloved wire or Rev. Dr. J. B. Champion of Philadelphia. Mrs. Champion visited her aged mother Mrs. W. A. Dunbar, Alma, last summer and although not be- lna very well. her death was quite unexpected. The bereaved relatives hi” U10 Sympathy oi’ many friends.
The funeral services of the late
Edward Boyles were conducted by the Bev. John Sterling at the United Church in Glenwood on June 4. Interment was in the ad- joining cemetery.
Dr. A. S. Palmer and Mrs. Pal-
mer of O'Leary, rnotored to Glen- wood on June 2 where the genial doctor spent a pleasant hour trout fishing. .
regular monthly services in Glen- wood mission church on June 5.
Misa Eva Sabine. teacher of En-
more, spent the week end very pleasantly aa thc guest of Mrs. Robert Oulion, Brac. '
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mclsaac
and daughter, Kathleen, Dunblane, were visitors to West Point on June 8.-0.
EOGE VALLEY INSTITUTE
The Rose valley Institute met
at the home of the President Mrs. J. W. Mackenzie on Wednesday evening, June 8th. There were seventeen present. Meeting opened by repeating the creed in unison. Roll call was answered by "Garden and poultry hints". A paper was read on "Homo garoens" by Mhrion Clow. A paper on “Plant-
James 'rodd intending extracts
talk." Committees were appointed as follows:-school Committecz-
am_wm ofcsihs,q:rf ms. 1»l.n. Dimes, gjqk, C itiee, Mrs. Prank Newsom and Mrs. J. W. Mholenaio. Program Committee for nel# meeting, Marion Clow. xsue iinoncnala and oiu-istie Belle lhclllnnon. 'Ihe Bed Cross
_ seas-c-11-:ii P y lisa . e ire s ,ymm
__ started in the stile or the swelling- 'h1f°oeesi.s. Souls is pisses open the
vlouu nwrrsl. :ro-Nloiir by lwult. bean, me function of body orswl il '__
th' “pu” °' w” K"”‘l°°”H°""' lrctigrsdfghdglihehmgfnblmfthhnoiosidf (Special to the Gun-dish)
W. Rioohiord Square hool Hell at tion, baclrache, and rheurnatkm use 8 other. su e eu . risasouans ° f="_ °f 911° -ilmeoo which are
y Mr. Lawrence 1". Bruce of Ever- The proper, gre ,nd main ny N
oiiulicn snavrcas ne _ M, ett, Mess. metered io the city on Nuiehhtifwdo -way with the uw t°m°°"' Mr' ""5"" s““"d°’s W'
Hampshire on Wednesday, Jlme 15, _- mined, which hd I
ds, nerve. own behalf when the court ad-
di N th wiltsh _ Mi-s. sms - 98°” -
an n gr he on Thu" Lane ww' “nd daugh b|°°d “nd b°d7 °."3“'.“ ¢‘° “"‘°"°"' journed on Friday was continued
y pm "spec y’ r' D y e' dggm, of h¢a|¢_|,__it band. U The prisoner gave evidence that
WHERE D0 WE G0 TON! Frida nin . Th th ts ' ' .
GBT? Y CV! I' CY UC 9 ll-WS y‘oti`1re§if dofvvr; to a point of normal Rayner Wu deposited to ms (pus
‘"4 °ld "“‘° d“"°’“¥ U* B~ I- S~ 5”' seiioeormuseheh hyeoeeisgsoeimy to his own Judgment to meh .1 neil, city's leasing orchestra, sen. - mens ...fi 'ee sho ie 1 ¢ oo e " ` emo from o to ia p. oi. .Join the Mus Estelle Simeon. R. N.. sos- bum- °"-:s3lf‘ vofofgg. S in ;::°;';;';;‘ Z," n§‘;;‘é ;'§v§;::n°"°
. ents
crowd and enjoy a good night’s en- ton. Mass., arrived on the Island , . . _ on his an lu" Ha curled on th tertainrnent. Friday night to spend the summer Speclaf Meetlng “me system Méer he went im;
'lm h” P"°”"" M* °“° M” ° business for himself ss he aio h
wolur Bacon-work in con- -101111 Slmvson. Auburn. Her many 1718]! And Gdme go., ,md E H Ra E, md e' nection with the excavation of the fflmdl WWI lm' I VGYY Pléilblllff A e o ubkcmn P'r1s°;m_ :ated th; X; mn" lm l'h° °°“°5° Umunds ben” “cation” S S 0 C l a t I 0 n H. Rayner owed him considerable yesterday momlng with two shifts. 'l theflrst golrigon at4o’clecir and the M15 Bulb M9K=El¢h¢1’n 0! T-0118 A special meeting of the execu- glsileyixsypgi ;1:¢,t;,?ix:gs€;d51:iml second at 1 o'clock. The cellar ia to Creek' ‘md Ml” Ami” R' Cm” °f “Ve 01' the “Sh “nd G9~m€ A550- pers. He ssili he used the mongy be sppi-oximeiely soo it. long. ii to M“*°“» 11°" =“°°°“f““Y ¢°’“P1°'-- Clarion was hold lust nlsht in the polo is him ,hy E H and B 1 io it is width, sho io it in depth, “I “lf” Srl" "elnllil ri "W 5"- law offices of Gaudet and Hmord. nsyner is psy for 'fuss' shipped' to
V t °° e ::u_6_“ U ' apt so mn m ¢,v,m,,zh¢ mm md At the resumption of the Supreme
` "°m¢"- Court at Summerslde yesterday ai-
-- v J. . -
_sh half tuspoa f| fgmcha, siding, the case of the King vs.
Mmmmn' Dumct s°°""”7 °f nm" °V°“m3 °° " "mt l'° hu Seluuill a glass of enter every Charles R. Btavert was continued ’ the ai-itlsn and Foreign aisle se- mother. Mrs. rioesie ai-uee, oi es meshing before hiesuesz villa... The mmmt, 0, th ,S 'g
eiet will at nous. - i<s.s¢i.e'heseo 'o'iiin.- °“ °P’°"°"
y' 0°” ue " “wx” in ug st ¢ip|¢_i¢', 2|-,vided |,|:d'i,?l:, “pc pn" who was giving evidence on his'
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lhé Bflnd Opening of modern Uf MTS 57105515 B“|°¢» 55 D°“¥1'” |m'|§i,_ Y%1;°n|yQT;ny? oner's) account and that it was left ‘___
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“_” °’°"» M°"~» ‘mved °“ '~ V’-‘ll °“ es.iseseh,;ri.siiehev-iineyeullseugrg the money sent to hun by E. BRANDRAM _'HE~`DERsoN
A fcsi~<lrying, free-Howing,foo|-proof Enamel . in e lull range ol beautiful colors. Malte! ] old floors and furniture loolc new again and
v¢sdy.to use in 4 liours. l
da at 8 . tivel te Mrs. Ste hen T. Do l of Ev- P"-'P¢l’|Y Ind maintain a splendid ' _ Mmu|,¢¢,_,m| by
W5! SOLD ,@1-
FEN N ELL Cd CHAN DLEK, Ullarlottetown
._ day morning when the residence, '
lr You wana- youu. can bam me granny owned by su. -
WASHED, greased or gasssd gee Benjamin Warren of Centre Line __ '
"Chuck" Jemmett. Grafton ltr-ect.. Road. near Alberton, were oem- Ph_y_vicians declare exec- fat is l I
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Pours: REPORT
Forty five arrests were made
stein clubs organized in this prov ince The fir a
the western part of the Island, at
Is Graduate
MONTRIIAL, June 13-»(By The
Canadian Press)-Six nurses will graduate from Montreal Women's General Hospital tomorrow. Three of them-Miss Mhrjorie Betts, Hali- fax. Min Rebecca Smith. North River, P4. E. I., and Miss Beatrice May Lumsden, Canso. N. B., are from the Mhritime Provinces.
Trinity United Ghureh
TUESDAY
8.00-Congregational Prayer Service
.-Address by Rev. Dr. Leard, Treasurer, United Church of Canada-Visitors welcome - Not/c change in day and hour -Hearts Memorial I-fall.
DEATHS
MCLURE-At Kensington, June 18. 1932, David MbLure. aged 81. Pun- eral Tuesday. June 14th at 1| p. ln. from the United Church. short ser- vice at his home. Please omit flow- ers.
liinnrivoniiiv
In Loving Memory of the late W.
W. Lavers, Georgetown, P. E. l., who departed this life the Oth day of June llll.
Thou has left ua, dearest Father
.lilt one year ago today. Though our hearts are sorely
stricken,
We could never wish thee stay.
Jesus knew you were not happy ln this world of strife and pairs, So he stooped and took thee Father. To that home where peace doth
Though our lives are very lonely
But we know thy soul is bleai, And we hope to meet thee Father, There, with Mother and the rest.
Inserted by a Loving Daughter. Georgina May.
M10-0-14-1i.
Baker, as well as playing brilliant- ly in her solo number. The opinion was unanimous that it was one of the best recitals given for some time and all present look forward to mother auch evening of music
The following was the progrem: 1. Marche Militeire, Schubert.
Master Ira Stewart.
2. (a) Frolics, Erb; (b) Red Pop-
pies, Bilbro. Miss Mary Bentley.
Frances Mcoarey.
4. (a) '1'ars.ntslla, Mendelssohn; (b) Elfin Dance, Jensen, Miss Joyce Btentiford
of a Dove," Mendelssohn. Miss Baker.
0. Berceuse, Godard. Miss Joan
Maclleill
(b) Mazurka, Chopin. Miss Mary King.
8. Duett, Moment Musicals, Schu-
bert. Misass Margaret and Joyce Stentiford.
9. (a) Prelude (Raindrop), Chop-
Margaret Taylor.
10. (a) Two Larks, Leschitzky;
(b) Little White Donkey, Ibert Miss
11. (a) Sonata Pathetique (lst
and Ind movt.), Beethoven: (b) Vanetiennc, Godard. Miss Florence Simmons.
12. Soprano Bolo, (a) Passing By,
Scottish Air. Miss Baker.
18. (a) Polonaise, Chopin; (b)
Mazurka in D Maj., Chopin. Mrs. V. Lcllh Dingwell.
14. (a) Sonata in D min. (lst
mov.), Beethoven; tb) Cracovienne, Paderewski. Miss Margaret Btenti- ford.
Acoempanist, Miss Margaret
Btentiford,
God Save the King. _ Heintaman piano kindly loaned
by Miller Bros.
Self-Confidence: 4 Some people
make I. noise in the world and lit- tle else.It iaafine thirigtohavc ssl! confidence, but remember that when you beat the big drum it is
A resolution passed at the quar
. st is t_ mseiorook -
with punbred cu", md Blown' Pl, R , terly meeting of the Association members enrolled. The second is at ana ecltal “°°1"3 that the m°°l1n¥ WHS in K|ng,w,-,_ 31,0 wuh purebred, md , favour of opening the duck season
gm msmbex-,_ The other two 3'" in ` L a 8 t N l g h t 1): tae tlssh olf September, provid-
8 a e p over season be open-
ggmpbemm md »ngnm,_ Then. A 1|," mamma thoroughly m_ ed on the same day to continue for an 5;”-ting Wm, gud, c‘lv"_ The Joy” . mo” inwmtmg recital of 30 days was considered and on a csmpcellion eluh has eleven mem- nianoiorte music given last nicht ‘“°"°“ by M” 5”" M“°L°°d» SW' hers, sho Tignish twelve. with sev- in the Baptist school-room by the “ded by MP- R- E~ Mulch. it was en; other prospecm These clubs pupil, of M,.,_ G_ Emu" Fun The decided to send a resolution ilrect ws" unwind by w_ R" Shaw .nd pedommn W” muked by p,.e_ to the minister of interior, support- L. W. Roper, provincial and federal cision, good tone and thoughtful mg the °th"' requesting that ““ live stock promoters, assisted by the interpretation. _ °P°“ “°“°“ !°r l’1°"°" be Ufalmd Maritime Holstein field man, R. A. Miss Davide. Baker, soprano, pu- this year' “me Pl°"°" were Plum* Pmmh pn of Mm H_ s_ Henderson, de_ ful, and the season had been closed
_____..*_ lighted the suaiehee with her 1°’ “Ve” W"-
plsasing rendition oi! several songs. Mr' P’°"'°“ Campbm °f NW
stmmord mvmed Glasgow reported that dead trout
' lnss Margaret p
Island Ctrl I excellent accompaniment, for M158 were again appearing in his pond
and that some steps should be taken to locate and remeriy the cause. Members of the R. C. M. Po- lice were present at the meeting and also Mr. Gallant, Inspector of Fisheries, who said that he had
by M". l,.,m.a wud puplm _ made a strong representation of thc
matter. to the department in Ot- tawa, and felt sure that some ac- tion Would be taken zo right irrat- tcrs and prevent the pollution oi streams. It was suggested that the
3' Bennm me stan' Kern M155 ;R. C. M. Police be given the power
to act as fish wardens as were the former Provincial Police.
5. Sporano Sold, "0 For the wings , Nat, fectar
Jr. Real Cross
1. ts>'Les syivisns, chsmihose: 33393 Gy7°03
Miss Jean Browne, National Dir-
actor of the Junior Red Cross was the speaker at the regular weekly Gyro dinner held last evening in
in; (D) To sprmm GHG; M1” -the Canadian National Hotel. Miss
Browne handled her subject, "Jun- lor Red Cram and Crippled Chil- dren” in a most interesting man-
Helw onlbech ' ner. She` told the story of the or-l
ganlzation of the Red cross near- ly sixty-five years ago and traced its growth to the present date. The Junior Red Cross was organized about ten years ego. Its growth has
Puruu; (5) comm- Thru uw Rye" been ra/pid. At the present time
there is a membership of twelve million in forty-nine countries. In Canada the membership is about s quarter of a million. All the motley
will do the most good. A special feature of the Junior Red Cross work in Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia is Dr. Acker’s clinics. Thin specialkt has already held thirteen clinics in this Province. Miss Browne stressed the value of the Junior Red Cross work and the benefits derived by children. She dealt not with curative cases but gave an interesting resume of the more important phase of the work, that of prevention. She thanked the Gym Club for their splendid work for the organization in the
that is received is spent where it'
Major D. A. Mienonslu who his Phe” H°'"‘Y 0** h°#1>1ll»1i H"°f' Tho President. Mr- Gilbert Gaud- E. H. nsyner. 1-ie denied that there W
the contract expects to complete hm' M335" ‘nd M" pamd °l°'l'° Bl- Pfeilded- The 11111111028 0! U16 was a. note for $700 nor was any
me work 1,., th,” Ween A femme registration examinations with hon- iss; meeting were read by the ,,¢_ note ,.enéWed_ He said B_ L Ray_ ' @Sf~D1'llnk in Clmrizc of motor
of the Work is the new rotary swap ors. ;e;ary, and certain points discussed. per told him he wquld give him "°hiC1P. 2; Drunk and r1isordei‘ly,!Charlnuetown for May 1932 wh'ch operate.; automstiegll md _-* gardlng the matter of posters “edit for gg on 5 1,311 get 1 92 ' ' in one load can excavate theyequiv- MY`|~A¥\l1f° RDI-S. Pllwttc. Belfast. containing the rules and regulations gh, nm :nd Mceplge gnythclng '£12 cape from Boys' ltcformatoigv, 1,'
glen; of gh,-ee can 1o,,d,_ This mv is at presmt visiting friends and of the Association in the sport of ghine .Jong with the trscwr ‘mop ICIIUVCA In Cl‘ll1'l.0¢l6l.0Vff\ B123 Ml fishing il. WB,S Stated that guch is going to see continuous ¢we.n,_y_ Stewart. While in Charlottetown she posters were posted and notice was
your hom- 5hm_,_ ls the guest of Mrs. (Capt) John also given through the press.
Moleod. Upper Queen Street and The cause of so many dead smelt;
Hopsrgm (;LUg5_n Wm be of in Mil. Stewart sbs is visiting the ln the stream at the back of -the
inte.-ssl; in Komen, breeders of family of her lste uncle, lm-. Daniel Exhibition Grounds was said to be Prince Edward mmd to know that Mcwllliam. Her many friends are due to the tide coming in and then already there have been four Hoi- *lW“Y5 31" 5° °°° Mrs- 90”- receding' leaving the "Sh 111811 and
_ ` ' dry.
had in payment on the 52,500.
Vouchers were tendered in ev-
idence showlng that the prisoner had paid money to different people for furs consigned i/o him for sale. Several were dated in December, 1931, and others as far back as February, 1931.
Prisoner stated that the shippers
were all paid, but that his account had not all been paid.
Prisoner was then crossexamlned
by E. H. Strong, K. C., who asked if the cheque transactions between him and the parties you bought fox pelts from was the year before you received the $1,800 from B. I. Rayner and $1,200 from E. 1-I. Ray- ner. Prisoner answered “Yes."
Did you make any advance pay-
ments on furs for B. I. Rayner or E. H. Rayner after you received the money? “No.”
Was there any new transaction,
or did you purchase furs for B. I. Rayner or E. H. Rayner or Rayner Fur Sales? “No."
He admitted being in Montreal
in Dec., 1931, and receiving cheque for furs, and receiving 1| statement in regard to fur sales but that hc had destroyed it as soon as he had paid the shippers. He did not know anything about a circular for Ray- ner Fur Sales. He had no dealings with Rayner Fur Sales. I-Ie became acquainted with Rayner Fur Sales on Dec. 26th. He admitted sending a telegram on that date to Rayner Fur Sales, Montreal, stating that he would buy skins and had one
hundred on hand.
Asked by counsel lf, “cash for
advances received too late,” men- tioned in his telegram, referred to the 01,300 from E. H. Rayner, pris- oner replied, "not necessarily,"
"probably was."
When question was repeated hc
said "yes." _
Question: Did you can-y out
promises in telegram?
Prisoner: No.
Prisoner admitted that he under-
stood that the money was for fu- ture advances. Counsel for the pro- secution esked prisoner lf he re- ceived a letter from E. H. Rayner asking for an explanation why he had not shipped any furs and that he was to let him know at once, “as the money entrusted to him was
neither yours nor mine."
Prisoner said "yes," and that hc
wrote and said that he had used the money to pay shippers who had
not been paid for over a year.
Asked why he had kept up the
deceit of sending telegrams giving the impression that hc was send- ing furs, prisoner replied that he wanted to stave off E. H. Rayner until shippers had all been paid. Prisoner admitted that he had been told. by B. I. Rayner that the $300 given him was borrowed money, and that the money was for ad- vancements on furs for future sales. Prisoner, said B. I. Rayner did not owe him any money. Had no dealings with B. I. Rayner bc- fore. This closed the evidence for the defence and crossexaminaticn. The court then adjourned until this morning at 10.30 when counsel and the court will address the Jury. S- ‘
Found Guilty
for the following classiiled offcnc-|
Drunk and incapable, 21; Es-I
(mls Youth was returned to the
Reformatory); Obtaining money by false prctciiccs, 1; Theft, 1; Vag- ralivy. 103 Unlawful sale of intoxi- cating liqilor, 1; Pcddllng without license, 1; Insanity, 1, (to Falcon. wood).
In addition to the above men-
tioned arrests there was one con- viction for "Speeding," one for ne- glecting to stop motor vehicle after accident, four for failing to stop at “stop” signs, three for operating motor vehicles on prohibited road- way of Victoria. Park, one for breach of parking regulations. There was one dismissal and three convictions for disorderly conduct, three under the Sanitary By-Law, three for harboring smuggled liquor. six cases of juvenile delinquency were dealt with by the Juvenile Court. . on Moy lain, 25th and ztth, the `
Force collected a total of 35 samples of milk from licensed vendors, de- livering same to City Analyst for test.
The police assisted the Prohibi-
tion Officers in eight searches of premises suspected of the unlawful
sale or possession of intoxicating liquors. There were four prosecu- tions undei: the Prohibition Act
with e. conviction in each case.
The amounts collected in fines alid costs during May are as fol_
lows:- .
Prohibition fines . . Nil
Miscellaneous fines and costs $231.73
Other duties performed by thc;
Force during May are as followsz- Prisoncrs escorted to Qucclfs Coun-
ick McDonald, 3.6. May 25, Sidnq Inman, 4.5; W. McDonald, 4.0; W H. Smith, 4.0; May 28, F. J. An dren: 4,2.
I HEALTH nl-:roar
Submitted by Dr. Creelrnan
'thi tl l 1 n ‘° any "mm d‘"‘"g May. chief Health officer.
Monthly report of the Depart-
ment of Health for the City ca
Chest examinations, 14; Com~
`municnb1e diseases reported, 2
I idiphtheria); Cases quarantined, 2 I (diphtheria): Laboratory examina- ,tions: Blood examinations, 90; ;Smcal~s, 8; Splitums, 9; Throat swabs for culture, 1; Miscellaneous: Widal, 2;
Venercal disease report: Pstienti
treated: Males, 56; Females, 40; Total, 96; New cases reportedi Males. 13; Females, 5; Total, lo; Total number of treatments given during the month, 286.
Nursing division report: Pupil(
examined, 0; Home visits made. 58; Pupils excluded for skin condition 0.
Vital statistics report: (City (1
Charlottetown). Births, 65; Deaths 16; Marriages, 7.
General remarks: In connectiol
l with the report of the Nursing Divi- sion I would state that Miss Wilson the City Public Health Nurse, il absent taking a special course along P. H. lines in Mass., U. S. A. Hencl thc abbreviated report.
SANITARY 0F'FICER/S REPORT
tFor the month ended May Slat
1932).
Restaurants inspected, 8; Yard
inspected, 1,264; Privies inspected 340; Stables inspected, 83; Manur( boxes inspected, B4; Slaughter houses inspected, 4; Pig-sties iri- spcctcd, 7; Lavatorles inspected, li; Dwelling houses inspected re san- itary condition, 18; Dead animali removed from the streets, 7; Dead horse towed from Conno1ly’s Wharf to mouth of harbour, 1; Houses re-
ty Jail, 47; Prisoners cscortcd from Jail to Police court for trial, zo; I Summonscs servcri. 21: Slibpocnasl """\'r'.'i_ il; Illrcliilitf i\“.l'-ws 1-r~‘~.f~»i ' from quarantine, 2: Ticket of Leave
iupulliru, 1; lriillhiill... ill b...ie.uii 0V01'nlsiii,3; Dogs destroyed, 3; Patient escorted to Falconwood, l.
Sergeant A. J. Mclnnis was
Branted tell days annual leave of absence, with pay, from May 16th to 25th, both dates inclusive.
(Signed) A. BIRTWISTLE,
Chief of Police.
DR. (`.ROKEN`S REPORT
In his report for the mouth mid-
ing June 13, Dr. I. E. Crnkvn, Meat and Milk Ilispcctor, reported eight portions of carcasses condemned'
and destroyed. The milk icst of 35`
samples was satisfactory iii ei-ich| case, the percentage of lilittcr fat. being as follows:-George Munn,l 3.9; I-icoltli Post, Milk co., 3.9;! Charlottetown Cmidciiscd Milk Co., 4.2; Wood Bros., 4.0: A. A. Holmes, 3.7; Clalld Mcli/Iillrlli, 4.5; A. R. Mc- Kay, 3.5; Harold Lcfllrgcy, 3.7; Roper Bros., 45; A. McRae & Sons, 4.8; Miltoli Gurney, 3.5; Wallace Wheatley, 3,8; Victor McWilliams, 3.9; Easton Bros., 3.5; Louis Roper, 4.01 T. A. Brotllcrs, 3.8: E. Cllllcn. 3.8; Breton Bros, 4.4; Evcrct Bovycr, 3.5; J. W, Mlitcli, 3.6; Wil- liam Smalwood, 4.0; Albert Cud- morc, 5.0; Roland McDonald, 3.9; Willard Kelly, 3.8; C. J. Wood, 3.5; E. H. Douglas, 4.1; Lorne Kelly, 3.8; G. Tholnpsoll 3.6: Plirc Milk
leased from quarantine, 2; Prose- cutions under Sanitary By Law, 4.
On May 28th had two notices
posted at east end of Grafton Street east of culvert, where refuse
.ls deposited. stating Dumping of
Refuse Not Allowed, by order Board of Health. There is a quant- ity of refuse and unsightly looking material at this point that requirei to be cleaned up.
I received a complaint May 19t.li
complaining of an odor from John Roop's place of business, Grafton Street. On investigation I found the odor was caused by rendering grease from bones cooking in a tank_ Mr. Roop assured me it would not happen again. He said on thii occasion the bones were stale.
Other duties performed: Sum-
monscs served, 14; Subpoenas serv- cd, 8; Dog lax collected, 594.001 Collected on executions for Citi Court $40.23.
|Signed) JAMES E. BRADLE¥
Sanitary Officer
W|ll.*"l`l.l"l l'RGE
HORSE T0 Wm
As Sigiiiiicr dashed down the
stretch of the race track during the Derbyshire Handicap ai. Derby, England, its owner, Boyd Davis, began to whistle encouragement to his racer. Immediately about 40 jockeys and stable helpers put their fingers to their mouths and joined in. Hundreds in the grand stand followed suit. Signifier forged
Co., 4.0; J. S. Walker, 4.0: Rodol-
n. Innes.. Next meeting to' he ‘ "mul" T] CE _I nr. P. A. creelme.. ees tendered wasrmiorou, June is-oss-
. Gallottetowu '
mill call to bt *I3 -_ W. ll. Bcantlebury, The guests were guilty in the District of Columbia'
by "How to take care of N055 Wmllllfl No fllhlnl l\l0W°d W Th°mPW“`l Miss MacLean, Provincial Directorisuprcme Court of larceny of $104.- Meet closed by singing ` nm lu um* s““°"" “ WM h” be” of the Jun or Red cross and Mr. 000 from Mrs. Evelyn Welsh Mac-
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Carol, lunch was I | I H_ human' °“m,_ Freeman Hamm of the St. John Lean in a fantastic plan to recover
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3511001 i\ll`D¢¢ll0\l !‘9l>°\'° WU N54 only full of air. Attract attention
DY SGT- TWU “RIA” W9" . but wnduw the sood5_ lllndllltl OI the Christmas Sells.
appointed to attend convention, N0 D' MacLean ‘ A vote of thanks moved by Mr, __
Mrs J D Mathieeon a.nd Mrs H. Uyspggfgggg C. M. Williams and seconded by (Canadian Press)
held the home of Mrs. Wm. the speaker by the chairman, Mr. ton B. Means tonight was found
mg_us».,,,_, ` _i_\g,¢.g.g qssolun -~ ¢hekico»»oocl.ioscn|ui.taiia.
ahead, and won the race.
Pure and Reliable CUTICUBA PIIEPARATIDNS
are equally as good as they were ov:-r titty years ago. The Scalp is excellent for every-day uae, the Olllillaelll for akin irfitnliona, the Tlltllll io refresh and cool the skin.
Soap 2'»c. Oinimn\t15 & 50:. Talcurn Dc. Canadian Depot: J. T. Watt Complhi- ' Lid., Montreal.
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