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STARTS I P. M.

WONDERLAND .GANG and “NEWS

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ADDED _ . . GRANTLAND RICE “SPORT LATEST SILLY SYMPHONY -

“GRASSHOPPER AND THE ANT”

__ ___d

Is Does your work suit you?" S

ul What good fortune is in seen

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_*fi s

Miss Bi-ewsier will be at usi, "" your service from bee

uct shou not eam the prison;°‘;

ld

_ . ` consideration. It might also be well

Your Judgment 50|-md? to' consider whether .a small sum

hould not be allowed for work. His Lordship related what he had

done in British Columbia in the of providing work for prisoners.

_ ? WHY

store for you Those who had been sent to prison `

4 _ Consult the Tea Leaves for

more than six months and less

at than two years, had been sent to the

ovemment farm, and were paid a

M_i|ton’s Old Spain i;".2li.l‘.§‘.{“;.. 1‘I‘.;1’°..’3“.§‘..‘i.f';‘;.‘2.‘f.2..°

There had been 50 prisoners on the

and of that number there had n only one within the walls. His

_ _ Lordship suggested that some such 4 P. M. till 9 P. M. Daily. plan with necessary modifications , might be worked out. It was hardly

_.lf ._-.

iii Recommend

to

_-,li 4;- _ent . 'i - im

'oe expected that under the pres- system the prisoners would be

proved. That did not mean that law-

_'. ____ breakers should receive any consid-

_ ~4'_.T___;’-'”

'hill `

bred-king. ~ _

The King vs, Louis Berrigan, re-

__'__,_ i._ cciving stolen goods. - of . .l_ , i l .

_ eration other than that provided for

(Continued from Page 1) by

the law.

His Lordship also asked the Jury

_ ,to inspect the jail and to notice the ‘ D°°k°" _,___ attitude of the jailer. bl-ie suggested _ 'l»'.l'=- - that some plan might e worked ou

§_?g1l_¢;‘;V_gg__i§_u‘e d°°k°t° gehereby the land adjoining might The King vs. Wm. Hickox, shop- _h1.is0he,.s_

made available for the use of the

A petition of Comelius J. Camp-

The King vs. John Jardine, recelv-V heh for adm|5s|°h as barrister was

Ing stolen g00dS- ' ` heard and granted.

The motion _was made in the case The ‘King vs. Wm. Munn, an ap-

The King Vs-1'°“L" Bemim md heal from a. conviction under the “lmfl Gilliam' °°“5p1ra°y- Prohibition Act, that as the case had

~ ` -‘lvimlsi ' ‘ not been doelreied, it shoulri be dis-

The King vs. Sing Lee, The Kin (Respondent) vs. J. J.

ll .

< Wong Fong vs, Frederick D. Cord- h

ell. d

__ 'Ihe King (Respondent) vs. Sing missed with Cosa The court 8mh_ 'l ' ' 5-'Ce (Al’l’eH““t')' ted the motion and set costs at $60.

His Lordship in discharging the rand Jury, stated they had fulfil-

. 5 . G

\ Vi - MMGIIIVWY (Appellanwf led their duties with a great deal cf f ‘Q -i Jury dem of damages- ‘care, and the Court expressed its

igh appreciation. The recommen- a ions made had been based on

, _ t l. Ralph Johnston vs. Wellington their uhservmohs and were then,

_ 1 :ilserlelll f

'l Ralph Conway vs. Peter Campbell. _

In delivering his charge to thc t

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1. H .' `

.‘ I 'ill

fy . .§_ __ il ` John J. McAskll1 vs. Muss_ey-Har- mg season on Durham Sauhh Af_ .

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' 5 Grand Jury His L:lr:lshi;i Chief Jus- ‘1°

I n

1 J Lice Mathieson explained the duties

.which the jurynlen would be called

,‘-» irne in the post. The iury would - onsider bills for various offences

committed. The jurymen would al-

`»";_. I r

hey were aware of any serious of-

' ` ences against the low it was their 1

u" to inform the officers of the ‘~`

'iii ;¥ .Tl l Q 1 ondition leading to serious crime it

4 - or Non-jury debt or damages:

ko

,. rent inquest of th. C01l1iti'. all ,|

e of great value.

The first big catch of the whal-

-';~’ ' 5'3-Ycompany Limited' _° rica, was made recently when a

eet of seven ships ran into a.

.i * D fl '=‘ ” char” t° Gmnd Jury. school of sperm whales, taking 12

he biggest of which was 64 feet ng.

-» pon to fulfill. They were greater DOMINION’ or <‘ANl\DA

PROVINCE OF

ln the Pro A our I V, A. D. .|933 In re estate of Charles Mitchell

keep in mind that they were the lil:-_» of 1\loullt Albion in Qlli-i»il‘s

n ri lf ‘

`lillniy ln the slllll Province, l~`ilrnl\-r, ovviilirlil, restate, By lilo lfonollrnble llurolil Leollllril

I ' 'hm had been the case for mme rnlxcu uvlvrllip lsLAl\'D 1 been zzsrhaeorr

. I tl l 5 ~

/

. lil , 1.

iillor Surrogate, .lullgo of Prolmfo,

of

.

il-_ lf. _

five rf vluu we county my sl:..'."°.."":.‘.°'," .f.'..‘:s,..°.‘:;'"l.l...‘l.

eiie' aware of any serious crime or person ri-nhlu unlri counly.

(FILE l~l'1‘l NG :

' ywhs then. duty to bring the Inatter _ lvlllillll-IAS upnll reading the petit-

. - h

,lo the attention of the attorney gcn- M

ll nn lilo of Wllllnm J. .\1cEnellern ol

t Alhlf I li \l h nt

mln in n orcsl rl, . ere ii

I Drill. null Alfred Il. llrehnut of the snlnd

The duties would nlgq include a plnca Farmer, the executors of tho

WISH, 1.0 different ]7l‘D'.'ir1Ciul build- "b°'*’° ““’”°d °°“t° l‘"‘-"l“!¢ th" “ ‘ . ol

tation muy hp issued for the pur-

HHS5. the jail' h05ml‘"` _for the m` pose hoficlullfter let forth: You are

sane, poor house und allied institu- 1 . _tions

IZ8 men and one woman. One fact ,

horeifore hereby required to cite llll ersons ilgiorented in the snlll i-ulnto n h lof nt ll

_ ll

. l c ilnu npponr > ore me

Within the 'inn “ere imprisoned Probnte l'ourt in bo helil lu the

'ourt-Ilnllse in Vharloiretnwn in

lhat must strike the jurymeh ln tll€ll` Queanw County, in fhe snlll l’rorlnc:~, gngpgniqn wgg f,hgt_ gmgng the on _\Ioudny tim twenty-third ilriy nf

_ J young men' one noticed not degen -leven o’clock foronoon of tho snlue

I. '_ ' ‘ll

r nl

have defects. but rnthel' vigorous Q.

erates or .co e who nppearcd to ‘

uly next coming, at the hour of

'ly io shew onuse if nlly tll~_\ 1 n h th ll Poll ts f il 'lill I" Lutn

' ,v o c il 0 le s. .s _

‘ infill Wli0l1i Ollc \'_'0‘.1ld Elqlect to be nhoillil not he pleased null the Esriltri

c

` good citizens. T`:lo_v were there un- _

osod all prayed for in Milli petition nil on motion of Mr. Alhun Fiirnler,

der' V5l`l°U5 cll5‘~l'l5‘~`5» predommaung Plsq,, Proctor for imiil Pl,-litinliors.

nmtng which were offenses against the'i>rohibulon lien. I

His Lordship asked the Jury tol consider what should be done with W reprd to supplying work for thosev, meh; most oi' whom were capable of n working. They were kept in Jull f01' punishment, but idienezs and thc congregation of idle men were des- tru tive to their value as citizens.

. Thxsc men would all learn the worst ' which each man possessed. Would

as hi the Dominion penltentisries to

» giv¢.a certain period of! for good

coruiuct. Most of the men in the

' fail; could work on a farm, and ad- , Jaognt to the jail was the Dominion _‘ Experimental Farm. The Jurymen ‘_ might consider if the firm Blllht

be no mod, ma whether good con-

f l .

And l dn hereby order flint n true

copy hereof bo forthwith puilllsllell lil lmnle novrilpnpel- published in (‘i|nr-Znifetnwn nforvsnld once in onrh

eek for lt lent four consecutive sein fronl the dale hereof and tllut true copy hereof be forthwith polit-

cll in filo following public places rcs- pec,iivei_v.,nnni°,ly, In tho liiill of the Court lioulo in Charlottetown nfoi-_~- lalll, lt the store of W. J. Mrlilnvh- orll in Mount Albion ilforclnlll null at nr nell- the ltoylll Illluk of (fnillllln in flhnldotietolvn nforennlil-so tluit :ill persons interested in the ilnlfl llsintn no afnr\nid may have due notice illcrcof. '

Given under my hand und tho Rr-ill

lil f' his hlh l~l of

nl' the lil ,uurt r , 1. y June A. D. 19.14 und ill the 25th your of Hia MnJolty's rlegn.

(S10)

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MUSICAL AND

CAPITOL

GENEVIEVE TOBIN -. EDWARD

Xi'>'5l§o _ _ _ Lnsi chop. “PERILS or PAULINE" COMEDY-“CHIC SALE” in “OILS WELL”

Dooom

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IN “UNcER;r_41lv LADY

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_‘lio'§‘/~`f,~;' ' Judge of Proba¢o,i

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1 Mm

P 7° 6881! tatl. Un .I ll JamaiCa the Church on Thursday evening. -_ ' 'roroufo'| llnngung sg ul, Nmap,

The folio

presented by the Co Diocese to Reverend veg;

on the occasion of his the celcblated June 13th _of t and lead by the Rev temp

a

hor McAul y, Parish Priest of St the

Fat

P€_;i_f__‘;_13:€_" and Dear F___h___ _Ah enced, has been opened up at Fai

roads lead this niorliing to yourln_1_°u bca ' ' ' ' ' ' t E

sts gud people is today convened mea your honor They have come to Th

‘c gratulate you on having attained an anniversary which, according to “hge ancient custom, has always been 3' ll

rr .

ounded with the pomp and ma Kill

lcater

ty of religious worship, and pub

ing is a copy of the M

malks it ls sulely meet and the

(Special to The Guardian)

mship

in to the tourist and vaca

B

'rejoicihg_ And in View of the tionist interested in every form of __ _

and meritorious service in the'0Ut sc of God which that anniver- provided with horses for a ride on

door sport Here guests are

range through territory no’ed its tropical loveliness and over

h a brilliant and imposing func miles of trails and roads which date

ary '. use thot it should be slgnuliwd by for uc ` ` ` '

0

as that in which we have just back icipated hey

m l rts

to the Spanish occupation, may also hunt on the estate t wild cattle, wild goats and

he diocese headed by H15 U other animals or fish for tarpoon

Yollr brother priests fro al pa _for t _

el '

r

sting aignuv, and they couerat _Pe te you on having marked YDUT a'

of your fifty years in the holy ts lstly They iejoice ulth you that man

you have been preserved, through ag Wm ;1ff?ic§rCtgo\é;le(i‘J\:‘;lt%§ tllfisyggliiessig- eluded in the nat rate' In adam'

niversaly of your elevation to that ic;’_;____

exa _ '

ula

o t . C l6I1Cy. the B1Sl10D. have Ealhefed snapper, mullet and jackfish Good

und you, on this auspicious oc- Hope

casion, to extend to you their fra- 1h 1744 has ah the Charm of yes

mal greetings, and offer you their terday with the oomfons of wd,__,_

rty fclicitatlons, on the comple- being completely m0demized_ and

_ l

c

plantation, settled and named

management has arranged for y personal services to guests h are all “on the house" or in-

to 9. private bathing beacll are

or river and automobiles for

tiring labor ond renl for the ex magnificent mountain scenery.

sum or God-S Kmgd,,m_ and the passing native villages of thatched

terial well-being of the flock lim-S. mmitted to your pastoral care. Bild _ On this occasion of your 201115” being made. The "Lady Somers"

jubilee, lt may not be deemed out of and

ce to recall some of the changes dian our clioocsflll history, which you from ve witnessed dl_lring the half een- day ry that is pasl, and gone. When fall

you entered upon your sacred office Nassau and Jamaich- carry -Dude fifty years ago, the conditions under rahL.heI.su among other vacauomsts

ich the clergy of tllis diocese had to

labor, were vastly different from hoah train or automobue convey

at they fue tw'->’~ 1§_l__§ _l_§‘_‘;‘f’inem to the plenlstion, where the

half century in the priesthood with drives along modern roads through

un . .' . ` ' __

te m

banana and sugar plantations mills where sugar and rum are

“Lady Rodney" liners, Cana- NB-t10Iiu~l Stealnsbips sailing Montreal every other Wednes- throughout the summer and on low rate cruises to Bermuda.,

Kingston, from which point

U15 l’l`C¢€‘?dlflg qua' 1” average temperature is no warmer

der'the vigorous administrations in

the noble Bishop Mclntyre, many the homely structures, before ose altars our forefathers sought ace and .izireligth in their hard- ranks on you: f ` iflon day, how ps, had been replaced by edifices many remain to congratulate you ore worthy of the Great Sacrifice, today? Alas, only two. The graci- d the solemn rites of religion. But ous spite the great Bishops unflagging ruled the diocese, ha.s‘long slept, un- ergy, much yet remained to be nc- der p h, plished. Several of the older where he had passed his boyhood

urches were still waiting to be re- days. One by one the others have laced, or, nt least, to undergo ex- answered the last summons, and not nsive remodeling and repair, and they alone, but also many others any of the prcsbyteries were in 0 who came later. Of the old guard milar condition. Then again, there just two remain-one of them, the as an inadequate supply of priests. youngest priest present in the sanc- veral of the rural pastors were tuary on the day of your ordination, hnrged with two, or sometimes er- now the venerable and well-beloved n three parishes, ull to be minls- Father A, J, Mclntyre,-the other.

summer than in Canadian cities.

and stately Prelate who then

the altar of the arish churc

tl ricst oin the distinguished pastor of Rustieo

red to in turn, 'ic p 3 ll’ oin one to the other in all sorts parish, now numbered among the

weather, nnd :it :ill hours, over _purple-robed Prelates of Holy

ads the vc-ry remembrance oi' Church. They are both today, bear- hlch is still apt to cause il veteran ing with them like yourself, the

the old days a rheumatic twingc. weight of added years, but also like

nd again, tile priests of five dc- you, the consciousness of labor nobly ades ago had none ol thc so-called done. Both. you and they have toil- odem lmprovolllcnts that now so ed nppily minister to our convenience and in shadow working always for nd comfort-not even those we now the Glory of God, and the salvation eem indispensable. And charged of

s they Were, not only with the spir

ual care of their flocks, but also on ith the immense worry incident t0 upon you least of all has time laid he upbuilding and financing of the its decaying hand. Fifty winters, material fabric, their lives were a frosty but kindly, have indeed, thin- onstant round of toil and anxiety. ned and silvered your hair, but they But tliariks, in great measure, to the have not noticeably impaired your bility and zeal of such laborers in vigor, or given any indication that he field, as You, wllom we today y

through it long day, in sunshine

your fellowmen. It is pleasant, however, to observe, this day of golden jubilee, that

our years of labor in the vineyard

llonoi we now witness a of the Lord, are drawing near the

eliglit to ',

most glntifying cllarigc, e From tile Western extremity of

the diocese, wllcrn the graceful spirc since that happy day in 1884, when fthe Tignish parish church upholds you entered the sanctuary. Fifty he symbol of our Faith, to the wave beads told on the golden cbaplet wnshcd shores of East Point, the of time. Isittoomucb to hope that ountryside ls dotted with a succes- o ion of beautiful churches and fine t presbyterles, each with its resident hand of God, laden with grace and

nd. Yes, five decades have rolled away

her decades still await you, and

t hat each bead, as it drops from the

and nil fitted with conveni blessing, may tell year by year the

nstor, ‘ Ences undreamt of by the mission- c ary priest of iii.y years ago. And dear Reverend Father, to whom to- not the least among those stately day your brother priests. one and piles thai. now gi-ace our diocese is all. wish fausta omnia et feliciin

this noble edifice in which we are;

today assembled ~ truly a worthy a monument to the long life-full of y service, and the refined taste of the i _ accomplished paslor, and a lasting B0ld¢l‘l .|\ll>llG¢-

witness to his zcnl for the beauty of Gods House, illifl the place where

His glory dwellcih.

But while we hail with joy and

gratitude those evidences of growth and improvement in our diocesan fabric, our enthusiasm is chastened by the thought 'of the sad havoc that time has made in the ranks of those who made tllat improvement

possible. Of those who weloomedt you, Reverend Father, into their

oming of s Diamond Jubilee to you,

In conclusion, we ask your accept-

nce of the accompanying gift, from _ Clair' NGW -7°l`5@.V- Uflved 5°fff\lrf14¥ our brother priests of the diocese, l¢V011lU8 lim Mid Will Spend e. onu- n remembrance of your sacerdotal

“Idml ample! Think alike about erythfng." "Yes, but I‘ve noticed she always

Signed on behalf of the Clergy.

ev

thinks flrlt.”

»~___i.

,"’!’heonlythins Ioansay innwi husbe.nd’| favor is ma; he has good l

mamiers. But we cou not live on daughter, Mrs. (Rev) E. 0. La - til-1 itil t li hem."-A 'wonln in the divorce _caster-, Milton, left for her home L engrfngus oigengfitclil? M1213; s};v°|»q|w|t¢;: BORIS. __ _ ‘OD|li’io0n'Pi!@'lU.

v ' _ _

____ June 21st, Friday evening, June 22nd . ___

w oN'I'nEAL, Que., June ls -_ ' ' _

_ _ bining the romance and ad- _ _

Of _ ure of “home on the range" in|0'¢1 ,_ ]___60'83_ _

Oanadltn West with the best

` ropical attractions in a cool _ _

' " . erature, a “dude ranch" for _ _ _

' novice, as well as the experl- _ ~

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. . __ - _ _ _ 2 ._

. G, , ‘ _ _ ,

N ' ' _ ,' .__ _

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1' .'_ 1 _

gst ` .

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_ i ` ` ` ’

800 » _ ,

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J _ u

th Good Hope Jamaica, n

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utlful polish church. This dis vicmcar bbean S" nccordmg °

ltinguished assemblage of prelates, mm’ E EM passenger mlmc prie

ln ~

on

ager, Canadian N at io n al

is ranch consists of a 4,000 cattle and oocoanut estate t 100 miles from the Port of

on and has every facility for

as in the mountains. at the'

wx-_

lm column ll IIUNI NI or l.:.l inure.: no nmuulu puny online IIA! N "UU unto A word of:-toll! DGYDUU ‘I

1-011, Taylor Drug Oo, Kensigton.

Communion Services will be held in

at 745 o'clock and on Saturday morning at 11 A M and also in the 'Wood Islands East Hall on Satur- day evening, June 23rd, at 745

ou.

SIIOP AT PROWSE BROS. for

tiny togs for tiny tots L 8057 *_

VACATION _ Spending their n at the heme of Mr and

ON vacatio NLS E S No ron, Georgetown Roy- alty, ale Professor and Mrs R Ho ler Norton and little son Rob rt duel! Iowa. Mr and Mrs Edison

Bosifu, Mess. Misa Jwsie graduate nurse of the To

on _\ General Hospital, and M.ss Marlon Snow, Boston

o1ton_ Orton

HERE ON TOUR-Mrs Minnie

M Mu

shire,

rray of Henniker, New Hemp formerly of Fredericton,

P E I is visiting here on a short vacation, the guest of Mr and Mrs J D Jenkins Euston St It is 18 years since Mrs Murray left but she has been back on three or four occasions At present Mrs Murray is on a tour with her <lHUsl1t€r and son-in law, Mr an Mrs. C N. Flanders who are

now “doing' Nova. Scotia by car

i_\_i<"I‘ER FORTY SIX YEARS-Mr o n son of Curtis,

W. Curtis, of _San Francisco, the late Mr. James Frederick of H. M. Customs, Charlotte-

t0\VH. has returned here for ia. visit to friends after an absence of forty- six years. Many old timers will re- call him. and also his brother, the late Captain J._F‘_ Curtis, who had a most adventurous career as a sailor and King of the Cannibal Islands, The city has developed to such an extent that Mr. Curtis says he would hardly recognize it, except round a- bout the City Hril‘_. which has a fam- iliar friendly appearance reminis-

cent of olden days.

MUSICALE ENJOYED _ A very

pleasant time was spent Friday evening June 15 when Miss Jesie Jenkins entertained a number of parents and friends' at a. delightful musicale given by her vocal and instrlilrental pupils at her home fn Marshf ":1. Special mention might be nlz1;_; of the perfornmanco of Graham Boswell, Maurice Brad-y and Jean Hamm, also Norma Jen- kins, Ruth Cairns and Margaret Webster, Among the performers were the pupils of Dunstaffnage School \vho had been receiving vo- cal lessons from Miss Jenkins through the kindness of the Wo- m.en’s Institute of that place and choruses, part songs, rounds, etc., were all nicely rendered indeed and showed: careful training on the part of their teacher. After the musical program was finished, a short tailk io the children on Bird Life was given by a. member of the Jack Miner League which was much enjoyed, and plans were ex- plained for getting material for this study in the schools. After which joyed their evening well spent and a. red letter

day for the children.

a short scc\`. time was en- by all, who then repaired to homes feeling that it was an

: :Tile Highlands, Wodnltlay

night. Bla.nchard's Orchestra.

L-0068

PERSONALS

J. D. MacGuiga.n is expected

to rive home this evening.

Messrs. EL H. Boswell, Minor

8

Dr. ar

MoNevln. R. P. Rogerson, Victoria were .mong the visitors to the city yesterday

Miss Mildred Tomllns of 'I‘0f0nt/o,

b visiting in the city the guest of her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. D. A. McKinnon.

Mn. James 0'Donnel‘.s mam-

friends are welcoming him back from Montreal Un |. visit for o cou-

weeks. _ _

PIB Of

Mr. Louis Ruprecht and daugh-

ter Miss_Doris Euprecht of Mont-

p1leo1m0ni.’bsa»tBen»oh Grovelio- wi.

Miss Mary Mclean, North Rus-

tico and her cousin Miss Dora Smith, Cavendish are spending a few days in the City visiting friends and relatives.

Mrs. Robert Balvodge, who spent

the pant four 'months with her

` . ii-ga. Bwthroya will muh

‘!.&§`

=-=J_UN;E 2&_19s4

:i--1---1;

Re . Kfzlgstou at 1iA.M. Cornwall at ‘8P.lLNewDominio'nnt'l.30Corn-

I nv

_i

well Minion Band will repeat their

mt in cornwall Church Sunday

'um UNL 11-5071. _ 1 ,__;_,TT_~`

s.mY's wean at Prone Bros.. roum ’coun'1i-at the rouoe Lia., .nine 1a to 2:. L-cool. oourt yesterday mgmino Y-he we ef

I. DID ohlrged with 0bt8inill3

DEVELOPING FILMS. 45e. per money unddr false pmrenoes was-

adjoumodtlll -hme28.Aspeeder confessed andplfd sfineoffive

as "°“‘“~ 1 . o'frvelll'§ros., Lui' L-sm. rmllllnin cllnulo-'rho fire- _ia-_ F

I l

men wen called about 7.30 last

sea ragwsa_nnos., aiohinom; eyegnggvolgen e_;1islé:Lu“:e;§ohgg_ News _ i '

stretwinow oranu-reyes e mergerv s _ . ._

asinly togs for lime folks. L-0057. on Prince agrees A hush quantity- N and _ `

_-- of gason egroun amun one °

APPOINTED REPRESENTATIVE of the DUMP! becime ignited but, l o»-tices _Increase in the nies of Tuoket burned out before the firemen ar- 'There are B°y Smut “ull-5 in 107

warranted the ap- rived. There was no damage. |T°l'°1\f~° ¢l\lU’°1\°l Rnd 37 Pilblla

of Mr. B. scwaums A-;_______ cuss ‘°l‘°°l‘-

representative of the oinpony LABGELY 'ITE -

here. Mr. walling, previous to un- Es-The classes in cold cookery “UU “Nl” Gif” 3°! 5°°'l*¢ l. aerislung his new duties. represent- held in the show rooms or the - '1"l*~V°l’l'l"¥ ed Gllleto Ltd. Maritime Electric Company on ,, ,,

‘ Grafton Street for the last severll Th" °“u“"i°‘m 1’ tm tm”

ON CONTINENTAL TOUIL-Mr." days have been largely attended by gg; gégugmgf zinunl “_ 3 mug 1?!

F. G. Spenoer of Saint John. will ladies interested in this feature of su, mm Lauder _,You Wm neva; leave next Thursday for England household economics. The lectures he Anything in th; world mlm you where he will attend the Oxford and demonstrations given by Miss have ehthumsmy. the famous c°m_ .'i’.’.Il“‘€r.f."’.‘3".i...’§§"..‘é".....§”’I.ie'.i‘.?i '(12 .’.*.‘,"...°.§”‘1..i.’.'l‘.‘}.°’L5..,,$‘£°..i§‘..‘§ ‘Ll 313 °‘”°“°°°’"°°-

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lt°I‘ 1118!' be Dill in 0 PYEPHYB 011 Leicestershire Scouts Jambore at

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” ” ` Church, Wood Islands on Sunday,

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Address And ‘ ‘Du d e Rant!/1 ;.’.‘;’$°s§‘§.“s"e§v‘if.e"'e1€"s l'fh»‘fff°il'}'l1f 1,, Memoriam ,,f,’§§$,§°',,E,}§,;,"';Y;°, ig; ,§2§,,“,f!. my.

JOSEPH CAMPBELL

suddenly fell ill lkedical skill and

stroke of death The sympathy of

dow (nee Miss Minnie Mclvor).

mother died while he was still Cl

He was a devout and consistent

noted his life

was held on Friday _:ming from his most comfo'table residence to

McCa.rville, M. Brennan, A. Mc-

Cherished will be his memory of

Pupils Of St.-

Academy. Summerside, held their closing recital on Monday evening. which was attended by parents and

MaoLellan, D_D., V.G.. at the gretulaied the ehildren and their “

gram, which proved that the chii-_

profited by the teaching. 'I'he ease

the most difficult pieces showed that they had practiced diligently.

rnoonilllilua te

L. Gallant.

Pittypat-Tippyioe, Gramm.

(a) Rosa, 'Iione Picture. (b) Little Drummer Boy, Aub-

Chorus, Four Leaf Clovers. I

Playful Kittens, Kem-M. Keiiy.l

MaoPhee. b Chorus. Little Woodland Rose. I

Dancing 'Da.ffodils. Keats -- P._W

Phee. _ (ai Birds of Passage, Waobs. fb) Butterfly, Merkel-11". Gallant (a) Polish Dance, Scharwenka.

Duet. Joys of Spring. Lansing-

ist prize for piano and theory -, Florence Dalton ,T

Prim for theory-.Marjorie Kelly,

Certificate for piano and theory A

Frances Gallant.-S ‘ -1.

" Yawning after a. meal be a sign

0! ll\dl8estlon.” sails a doctor, It

dinner Upbakel' Elms begun big usual fl!-lilly

::Women and Asthma, Women are

mlmbéwd 81110118 the sufferers from asthma by the oountlesa thousands.

helpless in the 8riD of the relentless

Dr. J. D. Kelloggs Asthma Remedy has brought new hope and lu, to many such. Testimonials, sent en-

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deceased was a, man who had al- British bo d h 1 _ ways enjoyed health but on theepgsge ya' an :wc mud par. Saturday previous to his death.‘Irish, German-Hungarian, Russian-' .

Ukran

tender nursing failed to avert the man

GNP .

was born in Clermont Indian Riv- South African Boy scouts are pre. er Parish, in the year 1872, the son pared for emergencies peculiar fn Q of the late James Campbell and of their i the late Anna Steele, his wife His

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young. and he was adopted by his PHW0 - lmcle, the late Jonathan Camp- mllfelll 500% "OOP ¢9»\l8l'li UD I be shake bite outfit and responded in-

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onuren and his exemplary chew: ed Out the Poison. and applied ner- ier merited s laudable reputation manmew- Thewlni-°°1\S¢1°u-sairl In prseileel liie he was e skilled W” mechanic and he performed much "ld

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laudable work until death termi Orem

J h Campbell, the deceased l

member of the Holy Catholic t°lll'm

in

Close

St, Malachia’s Church, Kinkora, lm and R/ev. Mathias smith the Pas- _l,’e,° tor, celebrated the High Mass of und Requiem and performed the sol- DEP emn oixsequies

The pallbearers w re: Mews. E. B

° Another Scout Reforostation Drive and hmpeny a_hhhed_ hnevmwd

rust andotherioalfand stemdis~

His funeral which was large,

Th easesof oereaicropshoamarked

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and J- K°°f°~ ships were invited by the Boy Ei-outs

while live his hosts of friends. join

Requiescat in pace.-Y. trees on the grounds of the Stirling

Guigan, W. Mocarviile, J. Farmer e school chhdreh of sh: www

Alfl

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Mary’s Academy gp

Gi ve .Rec Bella, Java., Malaya and the Cela

hes lect

The rnusie pupils of st. Mu-yu Bri

friends or the ehluiren_ Rev. cl. J. __A f~l‘°\“““°l trees “Ch Were PIU#

conclusion of the performance corn- “E

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teacher “mn their splendid pr°` the Provincial Department of Lands

dren had been well taught and had gn

with which the children rendered Nh" sway. Anhui Arbor my

Ny_D_ Dow,-,ing_ lscout was selected to accompany Sir

Polar Medal For Scout Who WM

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S1 g B g _ En 1 __M_ effort to reach the South Pole, and

ee? Eg eau y ge man _'who later was with Sir Douglas

Cumlrl s ey. Ma all °» R ills.;

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ith clasp.

Mflrlzflge Boiler. 1.eniont_M. Mao-` Vgtgrjnary Biolggjgs

(b) Jubilee March, Ettinge-F. such like pmduots; vlwoines, micro-

Dalton. _omunisnu and products of micro-

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sorums, voruseo,toxin,tu»bemlin and

man

F. Dalton und F. Gallant. .treatment or diagnosis of animals

an

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2nd prize for pis,ri0_J¢pn Mau- of Canadian livestock from oom-

Phee. municoble diseases, an Order in

Council

Mary Cummiskey. _the Animal Conbaqinuo Diseases

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use of thele biolnzim. Importation into Guilds from any part of the world il prohibited. except under

is sometimes a sign that the after- geemlllf _‘gf gl\°__X:WfU:UmD1rect£r i

nero an . ln mon -

faotures of veterinary biol°§ics in

mm _the Dominion must be licensed on

application to the Veterinary

eral but no lioeme will be

until the runner and equipment,

In every climate they will be foundihgie bean _&speoted l_:_ld .are luit; _

ol , an t person all-rgeo ,

disease unless they have availeditlig manufacture has the training. themselves of the proper remedy. €_l:ll.w;h;l_ e'xperi_n_° ees!_:;__.%°8S9~fYn_s mg;

:greed ofUmgqe._mLEg¢_po’_?r:n'll:yt:: __ arm were cancelled at an monll- n ¢ by oootlmr wh al observe the no-|f0ll¥ld00b°°~°°‘°°°‘°°’°’°m

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of things. Enter diminutive Proceeds to the most impor-

and busiest table, and speaks:

As an example of the mingling of

Polish Finnish German and

as Swabian German, Polish

ian and Jugo-Slav and Cer- Q

all is extended to his bereaved wi- South African Scouts CanDeal With '

Snake Blk

country. When a. young girl ing through bush near a Scout __

was bitten by a deadly snake, =` 1 Lea/der McLean, of a Jagers

tly to her cries. He applied a

quet, lanoed the wound, suck-

rushed to a doctor for serum, finally recovered. The Bcout's

to 400000 trees have been o

restation camps at Angus, Ont.. er the auspices of the Ontario

the lsr siirling Troop, ont., io d

cultural Society.

er Gull, on a scientific expedi c to the northwest coast of Aus n

The Yacht is making tank col ions of marine specimens for the

Scouts Plant 1,000 Trees Each G,

d

d this year by the 89 Boy Scouts d Scouters attending the sixth nual reforestation camp at Angus, nt. The camp is operated under

d Forests, but the Scouts pay their

camp expenses.

Nova Scoti.a’s Arbor Day this year

n. Fifteen Halifax and Dart-

Wllh Shackleton

James W S Marr, who as a. Boy

Isl ' . _

In the cliy Hospital charlotte- of “‘“' ‘ ~ ' ' °°W1l:_ -£5633 émgiieilewgdllllifét ag Nations, Toronto, shows Norweg-

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them in planting 1.000 young gon

B/ or fin divided ulphur dusrs wen

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night western australian seo t

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Leave any time from . “fm tm smlday nooifnizz

Ulm, leave destination ul u Monday midnight (s_:_€_° dard Time). ,

2. ROUND TR

single fare. IPS for

G00d sllndgyg on] _ my train after 3 imcgg diy- Return, leave dest- tion not later than midpln; “mtl d5Y (Standard Thus

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DR. G. F. DEWAR

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has resumed i

general practice 'i

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CEREAL RUST

PREVENTION ‘

V617 imlwrhant liesulte ob~

The .

tained by this Dominion Rust R9.

pt and efficient action was searoh Labomtory at Winnipeg in| ted with saving the girl’s life. six years’ (i926-30) investigation to

dai

detel'm.ine the pbsslblllity of pro.

Pl!-DUDE I F°Nl¢ the enormous losses due in

lrusts by the useof fungi-

dusts have been Just pub.

. i

ted during six annual Boy Scout lished up an ogfipial bugmh by _M

DSPB-!’lIl.BIi't 0! Agrin

Dominion

artment of Lands and Forests. gmre' Each year during the pe"

of investga/tion, applications ol suitable sulphur dust. weii timed,

Practical and effective duo-

trolling stem rust of wheat and rin small plots and lame fields the many brands af dust used.

BUMP

schedules were developed for

The turgiicidali effectiveness ul

l

nts form the crew of the yacht Ullllllwr. it wal braved. was in-

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in proportion to the fine-

eased e$ of its particles. Ordinary INN

nur or soo mesh save vary Su-

Sllllp _ isfiactory results. Aeroplane dustlul was found practical and efffwtlw

er

preventing rust, but the oost in ved rendered this method Ui

present circumstances.

Marketing Soybeans

Msruellng soybean seed is ru*

complicated. The beans am used 1°' three purposes-.for feed. S0¢Cl» md industrial uses. Very little. if M1?- `-9°Y'be _

an seed is marketed for feed.

d, if used for this pu1'D°S@~ It L’

an _

again sow thousands of trees plan- mushy fed at me farm on whl."ll_.t

d by Boy Scouts and school child- or

iginaios. Of the beans S015 ~‘f

‘ re best 1'0-

Chorus “The Birds".. C. H. Gu.-i mouth Scout troops spent the entire digltgtly byptho

briel. day in the Waverly reforestation ar-

Tbe circus Parade, R. G. Faith. ea, their absence from school ap- d

-M. Clow. proved by the Department of Edu-

Partners at the Dance, Weidig- cation.

growers themselv. some seed 1° isposed of through the “Gul” seed houses, while the oil mills may arrange to supply the reqill-l'9m0“t"

intending growers Seed used f°l'

01’ - __ inriuslrlel lpurmses is mmm’ t