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i‘ 53 SPACIOUS DINING ROOM Where the Chcicest of I-‘ood ll

Served QUEEN norm. e ROOMS WITH BATH HOV!‘ AND COLD WATER Private Phones in All Rooms Ieen Street onctou, N. B. C Ill ___ in St.

.= -_ llR. . R. CARSON Chiropractor Graduate Palmer College CHARLOTTETOWN 124 Prince Si. evenings by appointment SUMMERSIDE Tuesday and Saturday 1 39 Granville St.

“6000 Enemies”

A compelling drains of prison life R1; Johnlon. :- cileton among others, brings ex- ceptional entertainment to t. e

oapitoi screen tor days. The picture is

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'i‘he story trict attorney whose prosecution of tne underworid

ieaos him w being trained into a lprison term himself on a trumped up charge of bribery. l-aciiig six thousand enemies, he fights his way into respect and eventually falls in love with a girl prisoner. PJYBG by Misc oohiison whom he nas convicted but who convinces him that she, too, was framed.

"6000 Enemies" is vigorous enter- tainment, with prison breaks. fights murder and rio all havin an im- portant part in t e story. ge B. Belts, who directed all c! the "Hardy Ihmily" series, veers from his homespun baciliilwnd i0 “Vi” listed entertainment with equally outstanding results.

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9 0 O J M s M E A TS SPECIAL §'i‘i'll“'.'".“.°.'..... 29c

For YOUR Order, Phone ll i M aoor, rm.

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Till ADVANTAGI OI‘ DEALING DIIIOTLY WITH THE GRDWER

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IT SI ULD Bl. AND OUIC I ITEM OI‘ SAVING THE CON- gglllrlll ALL DELIVERY EXPENSE

THIS SAVING 0N 0 TfigltlulgUMi-R IS SGUND IUBIN SDIAIJNG.

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e 33.. lino this form of business tllll season. arid we have the usual eup- piyfl fresh vegetables direct from n, "pileup, to offer our customers. They are in park-Iceberg lettuce. new tatoee beets, turnips, carrots, epinae , cabbage. wax been» pl"- ley, etc.

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e tiy enacted b Waiter P1088011 xpw Paiil Kelly and ivai:

and not since the memorable ‘big F‘. MeQuei B. A. q douse" has the screen offered e0 Ywhcm he has been articled for the and powerful a story as,past four years Mr. McQuald at- that imloided in the current oifer. t attended the Low School at Dal-

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_The Central Guardian

This column is reserved for nevre oi local interest but advertising oi a newly nature may be inserted It 5 cents I word strictly pay- able in advance.

CBASWIm. ior Photographs.

DRESSES Crepes, sizes 14 to 20. Regular $7.95 for $1.98. Robinson and Wilde. L-142.

CONFEDEBATION LIFE [NB Ull- LNCE. L-91B9-74l-31l,

"SOLITE" the purer, smoother, crearnier shortening gives better 118111118 resuits. Ask your rocer for it. L-51 4-16-181-

SPitiNG COAT-S — $16.96 and $12.95, reduced to $7.95. Robinson and Wilde. Ii-142.

WELCOME NEWS. - Kelly 1nd McInnls offer Men's Tro ical Fir-

sted Suits re ua $25. for nl $14.95. See thezirwindows. o y L-l26-7-30-1i.

SALVED FROM THE SEA-Mrs James E. Harris, Greenfield Ave.. has received from a friend in Scotland a letter written by Mrs. Harris which bears the stamp, “Solved from the Sea". Posted May 27th the letter was delivered June 28th, and although soiled and blur- red is still legible.

JUST ARRIVED hosiery, regular $1.00 reduced to 79 cents or 2 pairs —$1.50. Robinson and Wilde.

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CHURCH OF SCOTLAND-Ser- vices Wednesday, July 31st at Stanchel, a p. m., Sabbath. Aug 4th. Milo 10:30 a.m.: Coleman 2.30 |p.m.; Summerside '1 p.m. (DST) Mr. MacDonald, Student. L-143.

FUNERAL AT PLEASANT VAL-

LEY TODAY~The funeral of the ilate Mrs. Minnie Fraser Murray of ‘Henniker. N.H.. will be held from iPlerisunt Valley United Church this afternoon, service starting at 2 o'clock, (Standard Tlmei.

SENT T0 JAIL -_ A man from the City armoured beifttre Stipend- inry Magistrate G. J. ‘Pwcedy ves- terday and was sentenced to 15 days in Jail for drunken driving. The man was apprehended by members of the R. C, M. P. on the St. Peter's Highway Sunday.

CHURCH OF SCOTLAND-Sac- rament of the Lord's 51101181‘ Will be dispensed at Murray River, Aug 4th. services at 10:30 am. and 7 p. m. Hepavatory service on Thurs- day 1st nnd seturday 3rd at 8 pm. Thanksgiving service on Monday 5th, at l0 p. m. Service at Birch Hill. July 31st at 8 p.m. L443.‘

HERE FROM MONTREAL Miss Kathleen Knight. R. N. and Miss Florence Barker-Smith, R. N.. Montreal. are visiting Charlotte- town. Miss Knight's grandfather was in business here. and her fat-h- er in business in Mcnctcn where hcr brother stii resides. Miss Knight tcok advantage of visiting him at this summer cottage at shediac to cross to the Island and refresh her memory on old scenes and places with which she was fa- miliar when a guest of her grand- mother. Both uurs:s are veterans of the Great War.

POLICE COURT — In the Police Court yesterday thrice dtunks were each fined $10 and costs Oi‘ 20 |d~ays Two other dninks each filled to appear and had thczr biill 0f $10 es-trzated. Two vagrzints were

on. mack Norm r-eniancled tin-til Wednesday. A man Of Ma

chargczi with havLng unlzitiviui grosses-

=;. sioti of stolen goods was sentenced

.to 6 mcnihs in Jail, A vagrant was iremandcd until today, 'I'h<_- case Qt un- ‘lltwflll p0 SPSSlEm of intoxicatng 110110!‘ was adJourned until t:mor- row.

CRAZEI) CAT CAPTURED. —- Quick action on the part cl Con- stable R. O. Maclieuii, of the city police force. resulted in the capture of scat which was latci‘ declared t0 ronounoed case of “rabies" by SP. .A. Officer H. W. Macbean. The feline had Jumped at Constable Macliean as he got out of the patrol |on U per Queen Street Sunday mom ng. He kicked at it with his foot. but did not pay much attention until he saw the animal Jum at a .llttle girl, and noticed froth ecked with bl on the cat's mouth, He cautiously seized the crazed animal and threw it into the rear of the patrol, where it went around in cir- cles and climbed the sides. The cat

At was placed in tho lethal chamber.

ADMITTED 'l'O THE BAR — Mr. Melvin J. McQuaid was last t week admitted to it i Bar of Prince iEdivard Island b}: Mr. Justice A. E. Arsenault, of the Supreme Court.

m .' The motion for the young lawyer's vwfiq | admission vé/as mode by Mr. Arthur

K. C., with

housie University from which in-

is that 0f B yoimfi 1115' stitutlon he graduated in 1939 with 11110-115155 the degree of LL13. He had ore-

|vlously received his B.A. degree _frsm St. F. X. University at An- Jtigonish. It ls understood that Mr. McQuald will continue the practise of his profession at Souris. where he is now employed as Town Clerk, and his many friends wish him ev- ery success in his chosen work.

Personals I

Misses Margaret McManus and iMarie Beale of this City are spend- .ing an enjoyable vacation at

Morrison's Beach. Georgetown.

Mr. and Mrs. John LeBlanc. Hal- ifax arrived in the Province yes- terday. They will spend a week's holiday at the North Shore. Mr LeBlanc is night editor at Halifax Bureau of The Canadian Press.

Mrs. Carl Opcdahl, the former Frances MacDougall of this city left this morning enroute to her home in Chicago alter spending a week with her mother and sisters in Charlottetown.

Miss Imelda MecGuigan arrived home on Safiirda evening from New York. where s e underwent a. very successful operation. She was aocom nied by her sister, Miss Genev eve Macqlulgan, R.N., who will spend her hoidays at her home ere.

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ProducdPrices

MONTRIEIL. Produce Market prices here today, a4 reported by the Dominion no. pertinent cl Amiciilture, loliciqi

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_ fifTll Meats 15p“ DlA-BiSMA

cnufipuuon any." lepeoeur. ‘old-urina- Q! an-==i‘""'-->'t7:"

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PrediclsPatron Will Be Thrillcd

The following telegram was n;

ceived yesterda from Mir. F. G. Spencer, refe ngh to the icture ‘now showing in e Prince dvrard Theatre: , Saint John, - July 26. 1940. = A. R. Comcgaer. , Prince "ward Theatre, t Charlottetown '

Just screened “All This and Heav- en Too," starring Charles Boyver and Bette Davies, which is Prince Edward feature scheduled for this week. Without question it is one of the finest productions of the ear and am sure patrons will be thrilled and delighted. ,

F. G. Spencer.

"Chain Letters" Make Rounds .

Mr. E. T. Higgs, chairman of: the War Savings Certificate ccm-' mittee for Prince Edward Island said yesterday he had seen two war savings "chain letters" which were being olrculs-iec on the Island.

These letters are headed "Help Win the War" and attempt to pip-l peal to the patriotic instincts the recipient by suggesting he can t helrp the "War Savings Certificate" 0311113111511 by mailing n 25 cent War 5111111145 51111111) to the first name on the chain letter and adding his own name to a series 0i! lcur let- iers.

Mr. I-Iiggs has written to Ottawa for an opinion regarding these letters. H’: has hoard of s:milar chain letters being distributed in other provinces.

Conley lias I Death Sentence Reduced To Life

HALIFAX. Jilly %l—(CPl—Crll- more Conley. Windsor, N. S. farm hand convicted of murder and sen- tenced to hang Jilly 3i, has had his sentence reduced to life im- prisonment, according to ti mess- age received by his counsel, Percy C. Plonlev. hcrc toiihht.

Ml‘. Justice John S. Smiley of the Supreme Court of Nova. Scotla sentenced the 23-year-old man to hang. I-lc was convicted of mur- ricrinv, Eldon S. Millctt. a Pem- broke. N. 5.. merchant who died] in hospital niter being beaten over t the head with a hammer in his‘ store Dec. 7B. Conleyls lB-vcar-old brother. Talbert. was acquitted 011 ‘a <imilar charge.

The telcgrnm said the nor-Gcncrnl-ivi-Cnuncil hnd com- muted to life imprisonment iriI iTYnvt-hester Penitentiary the death:

Gover-

‘sentrncn. The messzice was slcticdi ‘by w. ‘P1. Coleman, Undersecretary" of State.

Cotilcv. who had drawn crude pictures and sum cowboy sends whilu thr- scnfinld was being er-

iected from which he was tn have been hanged, wns described as be- ing "verv happy“ but calm when

‘he received the news.

‘China Turns {Down Jap Peace Plan

HONG KONG. Julv 29-01.?)- Cliina was reported today to have turned down unconditionally Jap- anese peace overtures which in- volved giving Japan five northern Chinese provinces outright, plus indirect hegemony over fhc Asia-

tic possessions of France and Britain.

Foreign quarters close to the Chungkintz Government of Gen.

Chiang Kai-Shel: listed the Japa- nese proposa1s:—

1. Outright cession by Chitin. tn Japan of live provinces. Hooch (which includes Ticntsln and Palp- ingl, Chiihtir, Shnntung, Shansl and Sulyuan.

2. Recognition of Wang Chlng- Wei, Japan's puppet in flanking, as president of a Chinese republic made un of the remaining prov- inces nlus British Burma, French Indo-Chlna and ‘Thailand (Slaml. in which china and Japan would share economic opportunities.

(This proposal apparently was predicated on n defeat of Britain bv Germany. Thailand is indepen- dent but has not the means to de- fend herself»

3. The status of Mntichollkilv would be left in abeyance indef- initcly.

(Manchoukuo is dominated by the Japanese army, but is nomin- ally independent. It was carved out of China's former Manchurian provinces.)

But-er: first grade, creaimery prints, Jobbing price, 23 1-2-24., first grade solids. Jobibinc price. i‘?! ~30 1-2: Quebec no l pasteurized. current receipt price, 22 5-8. Q11!- bec no 2, 21 5-8; Quebec no 1 cas- teurined. wholesale Jobbing D1109. 23. Qubec no 2. 22 1-4.

Cheese: Western white. receipt price, 1'8 il-10—'1-8: color- ed. 13 3-4-14 1-16: white R1111 colored, wholesale Jobbing price] 14. Que-bee white and colored, our- rent receipt price, 18 3-4. wholeo sz-lo Jobbing price. 14. J

Rigs: graded shipments ln tised] free cases, selling price. A-lflfite 23-23 1-2: A-medflrm 22: B 19-,

t current l

i9 1-2: C 14 1-2-16. l Potatoes‘ M" r-v‘. ivsce i. .71‘ -=-.fl5: 2. 00-10: NB old m 1 75's 13-150: PEI old no i 75's 1-?5-—| 1.40- (Patetoe prices are wholesale.) -

the United Kingdom, which, ui~idoi~ ill.‘ iiL-plfillg (‘Llillililllti ci lit.-Gen. Nlilblflllglllflll uiitl our other dis- liliilliiéiled itiiiimaiiders, face the ‘ ' 9116111.‘! tvith oeieriiiiiiaiion and con- which siiau be as ade- Ildeupc. They are the spearhead o! up, p i ed as n, can pmxsibly J the Canadian army. We know that

to take can of 1;; own “Womb they will prove in everyway worthy bllitle; in [tspect t0 dQfQRQQL of thehigliest traditions of the old

Speaking (generally, the method 10193118415111 C0195.

be continue and intensified is the W111" 1 “"31" m imllr?“ °11 u“? maximum development of all our House ls that Canadian soldiers resources m man powmn in ww m“. innw Jiienty of Jobs to do and these in equipment and 1n n-gjnin“ q JOJS are so varied that they make

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iective manner. and in the mini mum of time. 'l‘lie_Mliil.sicr announced an east.- We are fully agreed Tffgilfdltit; 11.. "Pu iiiiiitivrg; comtnatid would be es.- general order o; priority which 1.. ishctiiii the Maritime Provinces should be considered in cciinictioii "Hi1 -l"1'15111¢i1°11 0W1‘ R11 Canadian With our military pie iii-iinoiis. 111001» 111 111111 we and on Outpost _1n the I-Jnunedlaw» category, I tlutv in Newfoundland, Icelandthe pace the fonomng; jwest Indies or elsewhere. The oom- First, the i'e,stretiglhcnlng anti 1 “land W°"1<1 FP°V1I1P 1'01‘ defence‘ the adequate organization of our"4‘~‘“1~“i 1105511111‘ iliiaf-k- fixed and mobile defences and cur H“ 313° 11111109119911 #1 111186. mod- armeci tomes 1n the arm o1 our crn rifle factor-v would be started (ssrem seaboard and of the an; in Canada and that 80 per cent. of proagheg or the 5L Lawrenca As‘ the maciiiiierv required for it had mu be immediately recognized, this 119"“ obleiusd- This was only one 15 our most Vulnerable moi u. many measures beiii taken to traits Canada self-contained in the‘ Command l-idqs., for Miifltimes “‘,.“°" of “'9? Supplies. Bil") machine gun production in Measures have been taken nccord- I GWEN“ “Q5 a mmiflew 51166955. Col. 111811’. 11nd I can announce that a 1‘Y*"~"1°“ 53d: The 1$150VPF5W18 D1- Commahd hcarlouaister; is being sit “S19.” “"1P1¥m11l' 911111119601 up immediately in the Marltinicsto 1-‘ 1111115 1h 111-108 0i B1911 £11115.

the training and equipping cf the Ctinztiian active scarier force now - ‘ nrgaiiizeti iii 11115 country. tvhcre “-°“ “mi- thesc troops \t'l‘.i cvctitually s."i'\‘", depends. 0f crurso. on the devclcp-i rrents of the fuiiirc.

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Davis And IVEOIVCI‘ it." i»; ' Heaven T00”T0 (illiiwitig i- ficreen

i There's a never-to-be-lorgtitteti 11-. Iii. w-I; ".2 ~ experience waiting for you iii. thi- i Prince Edward Theatre, ivhcrc B: w» ' ' , Davis and Charles Boyer hzivt- viim- ~ i

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This And Heaven Too" to g‘.

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Heaven Too" emerges as the mt, ‘ superb love story of modern iim» . . One of the leading best srll if- v of the past few years. Miss Pit» ‘ novel comes to the screen wizh

mtg for these classes will be required to serve COTlI11fi1l~>\l.~,1f\' in \~ ~. . ,- 1. and thereafter 30,000 the field for a Jxu-iixi of no: m’. 1 called up each 1110111119 than 1B moniths. These cnlisaui m. :1 could under the Military Act, ' -- sent on service outside of Canada, (g but declarations

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organize, control and CO-Ol‘ ii . ti» 110w been issued the more u -. m,- ,. for operational purposes the (fclicgts i" “P9177” “lid the Picducugedcifziagriiliatléiiced liisegi: n vi-‘i i n M!“ in this area. ‘i1 mi‘ Bren $1111 P131115 Wa-i-formances of ‘th two Yrent l" I i - r mm These will include the Canadian *‘ “m4 "wpped “17- m; Star 1d 1 (ti, l’ “(Kim , ! ' 1"’ *1 active service force anti the non- 1 g1 s‘ a an ‘v n“ numb“ ‘ . l’ 311M011‘ permanent tnilitia forces which are‘ New Recruiting Pflllcy y n” supp“ “g m“ , vii. rnii- or will be located there. The obimt . Bette Davis is M’ hm‘ Sum“) t 51111111"!- 15 to use mom w me best advnnmgc mm,“ for me norbpennanent best at Henriette. surpassing i " . U mm 1S in conjunction with the coast tlo- 1111- 110W 11111191‘ WHY. W111 “Jlng she h“ ever (‘Om w‘ 1' ' ' '."’\Y‘F fence forces, wherever‘ an attrwk “"1 011 A112. 15. the Miu- "111 911E111“ 1301'" ihivfllfi‘ rmrc- may L111~Q3J9n_ Imguded in ‘I155 intuittccrl. fiiercaftei‘ men Uuc in a brilliantly scnshi i‘ p . -» ...,,1. .1 ‘command “i111 be the canadm“ for". ti‘ the militia as they aie formance with deeply tminc I ~- - - i ,'W.,‘- in Newfoundland. “F”? 1111‘ National Resources dortoncs. The screen love ivnm w E ' " "L I need hardflv say that in prc- “"1011 Ac? |Miss Davis and Boyer is ll'r-t‘nlI" . sently ooncgntratinitz increased cn- , ‘mc-luiiid 19F 11111113118 under ti)?‘ _ _ orgies on t e 1e u remcnts o oir '- '- in ‘e exaov e same s a - ' ' ’ i . _. .:""~='_ east coast, it 15 ‘r110; m be ,_.§,,m,‘.,, 1 mun who enlist voluntarily ilgiglgéorfinsgintmugmtas. h1g1} t ' i?“ for an instant that the cm nucil 1' i1 Mtg. 15. ’I'hi>i' will 19°91” sources Mobilization A t l i v f” ‘ " ~' siren: the-taint! of our iii-st IX-JSI ric- 1111.1‘ iii military rains Con " U.‘ t, Ne?‘ A V, l, - ' ' "'1" PQ ’ ~‘ fen. . is born“ m {my way tivor- ‘ i‘. duv for a Jirivate sol- 1 “Q11?” 3' t" e ' " " ' ," ' ‘ ' ‘“' i‘ lcgkem l! l'i’C\'l'.'I: thc same train- “"591 M" , 1 . , i Secondly. but of equal importance. 1» long w the same units of Fhmdy- mm‘ bebwbe“ m“ W's "- gm; m1‘, secondmv in the manor“ 18 to Q, both inclusive, who have T n, immediate urgcncy- 15 the “mmhuod I1, he said. would probably 91111161611 101’ 11 mice-Wot pelod I1. ~, ‘i.’ 70f ' \ concentration of m“. rosimves on amen of the ages of 21 and ‘These men mevy in time of wir I~ i‘

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