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AUEXT _ .\lr|. John l’0ll\|»
Euston; Btroql. Phone 239-1
.,|ii|ii»iin, Advertising should bo left with U", pang
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in., limi--lain uiiiy he bought dll!! ll my ol the following .rm-M
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Gourlles Drugstore Ware st.
uiirii candor, in druiviii: se.
,_  iilli bo di-llvorld dull! I0 Ill! homo ln Bummorllda
rw ‘""f, _.__ ,,... .iiiy iir mc pci- wnii. minus zsa-i mr na. .srviu
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WESTERN LOCALS
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for deliveries on your route.
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Personals
, ....i _in-;.». J. tv, MacKinnon
"\w`_`.m1`». .: \' iiiiig relatives
~.“‘_"‘f` _ii iiiiiiiii-ii. icit nn
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utr and .\li'.~'_ Lea
vu. vi ~. i ll.:i'i»ii|`ii
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Rogers and
iiiiri Susarie.
`  Min Rogers'
°;1_.§,I',.'.i \ii-_ iiiiii Mrs. Ley-
°"l',`\_.`__i._. of l~Zi-ii:.iiii:loii_ left on
2..., fri il;~i;:' homes in Grand
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0pl5_\,’ (`.‘.i\1l”AIGN
,Ci~:;‘i:~_if\iE fniin page Di
NH; u__ i1.:_.ii':, ivithout mobil-
'._'_v,u4 . _li i.x.i divisions  re-
.éuu  .uri points within
9i;iii;..i_ ii.... should be the
. ii =  eiiiuiiiitiee urged,
Dill-ll" "‘ " "tj .lm ,iii-iw' lm- i
" " "  “`” " S' Research Work
-NICOTINE SULPHATE fur
spraying shrubs. trees, hedges and
decusing poultry, sold at Braces.
L-1051-7-26-21.
Personals
-‘Mr and Mrs. John C. Jack of i
Summerslde are spending the »
week-end in Fredericton, N. B.
Children Aid
Scientists In
F‘ER.RYLAN'D. Nfld., July 24-‘
iCPi-The three youngest collect-i
cfs for the Carnegie Museum off
Pittsburgh scrambledi over locks
in search of a multitude of beetles.
snails and plants today in one of
the oldest settled sections of New_
foundiand, 50 miles south of St.
John's.
Hunter. aged seven. and his
sisters. Barbara, five. and Anne.
three. are the children of Dir.`
Stanley Truman Brooks and Dr.
, .i.i.. .i
£u1.,\_iii. iiiiiiiry force whichi
.Ju u, ,,_ ..._iii in event of war.
one iizi _' . il iiniviisiiig recruit-
:- ilu- ui 1: i. _ _ i~ii:-.;i‘;.te<i, would
a iz lui., in il:ii ;;ii\.'ei'iiiiient to
Iii riiilliii' in em-
'i.. or ex-i'ecrll.:ts.
liiilli. iind increased
vi1.il as lurtlier re-
1
ire l/fl`~i"‘  ‘
'ti',ii.' ‘ii 11*
c`r(;’iiili‘ if --i
:;;iiiii~:iL \\< Ii'
E.==‘7;
";i,;.,_ :iii-i.ii~ii pay. t.he‘
ufy i :iii-rv slioiild be ai
iii i wiiIiii'I,v to train-
ii.i<» iiiliurivlsc would
iiiiiks.
iiii- report was not
ii iiiiliiarstic spirit,
__i.iit "We know the
_ iirsr hiind~two
,u;u_5,,- ; i .ii ilic age of 19-
”-.`i u__i_ uliini hiird for many
f .liiil oi' the League
i iiiii.iti‘ly, ho\\'cve!‘.
y .ililn to maintain
 ilie jiisilce of a
‘~ iiliiile Stiffirlcnt
,r.i:ei'i> -l i
MU. _
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DON`i` 4l\i.lZl.(l0Ii THE
1 il{l'Il’l..'\(l'l ,
Betty Brooks of Pittsburgh. Their
father is curator of Recent In-
vertebrates at the Camegie Mus-`
cum, and boih he and Mrs.
Brooks are doing research and
collect-ioii wrvk in Newfoundland
during the summer-aided by the
children.
It is Dr. Brooks' third summer
in Nevi'foiind_\andL but it is the
first for Mrs. Brooks and the!
childi'en_ The_v arrived in the mid-,i
die of June and will remain unti1`
the end of September. Dr. Brooks
is at present away on a study of
the northem section of Labrador,
while Mrs. Brooks continues the
work here.
Far from being a hindrance. the
-ia
Z
Hunter' started them when he dis-
cov
Con
the
~~--~ seriously now, following their Moth
El'
fxjfici-s i':ii;k high in the list of ‘
Itit`.:=.= :ii  pviipic intend to
llr'ii'~; Iii
,'f:_._ _
t.~;::.~‘ _ _
mix, _ I
'l'&i'i'\.i:~ wi
:ucr_:_c 1:-~~v
:giI1i~1ii1:_ i`
.Ii!‘i;` ii
iii v.. .-
` l`iii the fill*
iii ii .i 1.. _ _
i~i'.-i‘ii.~i~ of smoking ol'
of poor construction
ii ir homes.
'i'.i'ii~e that thi* fire-
r iiiiii have a “home _~
i lov
peiiple from includ- an
_ the
~'.i'i‘ c`i'i'ei‘1ly de- up
D613
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to
TO DA
#R651 GQA1' 1° HERO 5 iriiii-lieu
MMERSIDE GUARDIAN ' `
and PRINCE COUNTY CHRONICLE
SUMMERSIDE
in less man A ...ii ii.
nav! ',”,:“;‘; °
mr MARY ROBERTS
R|NE|'|ART :roar
"ilfA"M£s ELLISON
TE R R Y WA L K E R
-A DOUGLAS Ma(|.£AN viiiiii»i~iii~
A ogaun NATIONAL Picfuar
-ALSO- .
LUUIS-BRMIDUCK
Y and TUESDAY Pwviric
i
955
iiec
_*(
more to
c
tlreiy
due to
quantit
Yelli'
tinued*fromipage_i)__ trade, and the tum over for this _.____
staple grocery supply for five days...
“ll-Se 0! hlizhcr prices. but iiiiiikcis of the Province Rev John P B 1 I - l °`
th 4 . _ l _ . oand, chainnan 1 .h _
y 0? Lgigtggiaislligggd 513:31  m.l3;:ef;;l;e ::(lo.sLiliiglt(l1is ;e;;>\rt,t I wish i of the State Labor Relations Board. l ’ 1);' I' Unlted Church iiirinsiile
50% 8f°ai@1‘ than the preceding isociation and ]i;i'o§ii)“icc°su[f€£‘::dAisii wzggoutiicigig h0:i;`p?ol'te1i;t Lw=Trl;ii8iTii; I resbytery Passes iTi‘iii'gls:!e and 'um' In is hm" H
...ami Annual Meeting  '°  luiiiiis iiiiiiulllif'
._ - “””""“ lcunoulub
.msn . _ ~l.r: .ADVERT
`- last year was at least one half (A. P hy Guardians 5p¢¢|;| wire;  ‘Tu only my your body on eienir
ore and million ol i l _ "I" “N
e 0 lm less, or ii tl I 2000 f h Us
i' “M1118 me year. the Iliaiie moved inltiie ltewo ygacifsdircrig igaders prgsgredatidiguriigdanmllrzn `,’,'d“'{, h
v » s .
four turn over was much ‘ a positioii pi-acticaly extinct to a bargo that has tied up Buffalo‘s 1 uiicnciis, Circle- uiiiicr nyc., Dim.
of 1936. This was not en- l very active factor in the produce i
lien. R on
Suiartiug
nays Must
I and puinououg wallet hon
od il thru 9 million tiny
ci la s n excess of the BUFFALO N Y July 25 Nego I
H th; Association' for the _iurii over in iiias, iiriri ciii- iiiibii- ticmrii mica rc reach iiii irrirricii- _ i ii§i‘ir'nf'L'°i-riiiiicy his.. iii anti., iii-
A 8 ° P°"8W¢S and tlil”i`llDS- ities almost twenty thoufand dol- inte settlement tonightin the strikr liicivrrs or chesp. drrmc. irritating
S evidence. we are abi t tell i - - - I U R -ii k if isiiiiicy cr ai-iiiicr iii.-
a ~ iii
i _ _ ' _ '
aka you suffer from Getting
rs, Nervouiinesl, [Ag Pains
h inatiam. Acidity, Burning,
or ltchiiili don't take
Get thc Dr»etor'| prescript-
d <_‘_vsiex (Sins-Tex). Works
feeling of new vitality, and
_ The increas ' t ` ~‘ ' . - ,wiudo ui » k in k
hand] d 0 lil Urnipb the passing of our former Director. i over a closed shop contract had ReS0lutl0H  PIO ` iuaiiey bac; cirlyeznrn oguc'iiipvzv;°p.¢,:f
1 1
d 51 over ast year was 46_¢_. l-101111 B~ M¢FHdyen. We might i reached agreement on u. three- nge. cynic: com aiiiy sc 1 aim rr
_ V - proposal which might hi-ing ES . “Wasilla-
“U ° “les °f fertilizer incrcas i speak or Mr Mcrcayen is the chief point ~ t t
ed mf 23%’ “U °f Whl¢h "learn ioriglnator of this organization. He full settiment tomorrow. He did -m
“d¢ml0DB1 W0i’k and over~head. ' was also on its board of Directors not disclose the points ientativclv
:|,"E°E)};“;fldpaisrtt'}';;tW“?};§`I1; gt; ;§€ H . from thc date of its first meeting agreed upon, when he said, “I am
Charges due to greater vollu WEL _ unlil the time of his death, and very hopeful that we are getting
creawd» by over ei h mme - I h.- cerinuily shared to ri large ex- somewhere.”
donna, the overheadiicgar gusalnd tent in offering suggestions which But union leaders directing the
“eased only “ve hu d ds i1~ . enabled the Association to develop I strike of 1,000 wholesale grocery
n re dollars and open up such an extensive truck drivers an 1000 butchers at
failed W0l'k. one would naturallv
greater part of the shipping Sea.
Simi it ¢XP1Bins to some extent how
Vi ar Strewn Days
iiifmint u is Cam on a produce Vibrant Nights Y NEW Yoinx. .iiiiy 25 __ <Ai=i_ _
business, and always show a p-oft, ° Capt. Rudolph Jahn. representat-
In other words, the pus; Selascin In  Valencla ive of German Airways Corporn- I
was a famiers' market Every one *_** tion, announced today the second ‘
anticipated that tatoes VALENCIA, July 24-(CP)-All series of eight surve fii iits bi
advance in pr1ce_ anlfheld togfotlgg the bombardmcnts have been Bti his company across ytheg North
mgiicstt the market would F Zigggaswfhyglfghwltgagzkgeswiifgii gtiiirgtic wciiiii bc iiiirtiiii from
a a an t ,  , ~ V amur,German.A.1.
gg high lgiwdimemarigd diiyiiiglit falls the city remains with-_ g y ug 4 The
not develop' the sales were momy out oiitwzird illumination. i
at B minimum of prom' scarcely _ ln darkened liomesvandhotels, or
sufficient to take care of the over- m dlmly lmhwd Interiors WMU
head. Another unfortunate matter 33:52
was the r kee ` alit f - _
me tum1;f?°.I.hl5.pé:§1b‘?;11ed ywigi ' thelevenings- fearful of hearing the,
an abnormally mild winter, caiised W? - 0
heavy deterioration on practically 3 m'
all shipments made from Decem- -Em
ber to February. Most of these my);
Shipments were by steamer. The mn
ii 1 ii S °°
D0 cy 0 owed was the same as But
that Of other years. iiriii was prof
y shuttercd and curtainedy
ws. most of the people sit ini
f the air raid siren, the drone ‘
siirgent warplanes overhead.,
the sickening thiid of bombs!
have bccn a dozen bombard-
, naval and aerial. of Valencia
last January.
even darkness and fear can-
FIGHT PICTURES ' not smother all the Mediterranean
That‘s why they are officially lint Sh0lS in S|0W motion. =ih0w for the work, but of course iigme
collectin for the Carnegie Museum. --___ the
_ ` Shows at 7_3() _ 9_15 Sgement. no more than it was with , -lN0
ered a type of snail wheievi Matinee Tuesdav at 3 _m_ any other shipping concern. all of mimi
snails ordinarily are least expecicd;! - p Whom had the same experience. In i d 'i~] T1 5 | u
iwui-ly iigaiiist at- on inland soil with a high aclcii  other words the severe and con- 332;.;-S514 S' my do no mn me
tent. He had -been helping Mrs. Y "1"*`-~=-*~¢'*i---l tlniued fm which we had before Street um-5 with subdued iuue
Brooks collect plant life at the time. the tlirnips were harvested, had iight umm, uk., hmmm ehide
i;`lEV\;fYthly;1gmt?lc}et cuildren findi   :tial teffect lsomegvhat it similar to acpusss ins riarucngri piaza d‘;1~Cu;
w su m 0 he Museum . a exper ence w h potatoes ¢,e1ur_
under their own names." the Brooksl three or four years ago, that while v tg ;-  1 't 1_
divided filer that filSc°i'°w~ Soi Plllllggs T0 Dllalh the tumiiis appeared to bc in good iszciiwiiinritciDpfiiiiéfnilii iiiwgwriy
children are taking their work condition at the time of shipping. morning raid dumped 60 bombs,
- iand the inspectors who gave a. som
around the country, gathering ‘Very rlsid inspection of all ship- `the
ties and snails while she con- _L0NDON~ July 25`“The 3%m'°°“ ments. were satisfied to pass them. wou _ _ »
iixatrs on more minute forms me C°“m'°55 °f cardigam f A565’ they would not stand up in stor- was iibiari- for hours. ‘i BV juni ut nu tu ` ulu.mu_; up
‘hm “' "T" "“V"‘“"' '“”" "“"" “ ‘“z"“"]°5 gm 'wc of tgehyrnrwuqsiiiiica sig: nge, and mam” shipments broke Suiiirflliiqv-< H -=ll‘frt lfailllif i11t° car; grcicgiriiii aririe wiiirl- iiirhi
" iriie ii. use~ collection to their credit. ‘ "3»‘s5°_“h‘;“ heI’l‘sh‘;°Ieu to the down very severely beiorf- they _ tho plaza is illuminated by the piaogs ure dosed The pi-tuple "go
Hit' Cllllilffll lillvc flllite fallen in élticgg' Eglin a";evenm_no°r window could be placed on the market. white headlights of an automobile. uiong thu black 'streets to their
e With life in NeWi’011ndl&nd. bi the Savoy Howl in the smmd_ This is what was meant in our l The auto moves into the square. uomeu The refugees go to u-her.
d say they are never going back. The Countess formerly M155 Joan reference to the cause of our loss I The headlights shine on groups of ever they are sleeping,
Pittsburgh. All they ask is thati Sauer granddaughter of a “med on tumips. I people pi-omenadlng in the darkness’ when Bombs” Comp
maid, cat, dog anduturtle pacici .rhanms b0at_builde,._ was under, The Association is in a different i cr:-atc grotesqiiel running shadows., some morning thc air mid siren
and come see Ili*-‘iii Oil H bfliil i sumd tu be in the best gf hgaith position from that of other ship- niafriiifir-ii and distorted against. the, wuus through thu byackuess ow.,-
this was not the fault of the man-
itable for 1936 but just the oppos- gaypt
` - - ~ ite for 1937. I The consequent re- -
children have proved themselves Ringside pictures of the sun was’ that me greater the Wh Vgguhtiy iichicri streets of the sea.
great help" claims Mrs. Brooks great fight With 8" import- ume handled, the less one had to io; so
y that swirled along the
before the Franco revolt. Bands
main square of the Spanish
e incendiary. in the vicinity of
plaza. Mani' were killed and
idicrspn leave stroll the un.;
d streets. talking and singlngi
new song of Loyalist Spain.;
Pasaran" and Lolita." Otheri
amen pass with their arms,
which is 'sufficient ui rh w ' . d ' ‘
that the work was camm 5'" Wim   Mr;<Mc-  meatdpacking pianistcieciaroil
the Hrelltest attention to economy 1 ed a rctcntive memory andmtviiissa effgriswtiali blolikurfisoclpldghigeljrgigesalytl
it was possible to gi _ 1 ti` - » -' _ `
 .ii ._  . :§....’;_ .lf ::i§iif.._;'“ii.‘§€ tial ‘.;‘.;i:.:i‘.f.;i...‘i“ "“"“‘““'  °‘ °  
V°1"‘“€ 5° Kim an .amount of de- _ iicristiiciier iii uiis Province for
. ` = ' ` . We regret very deeply .
hope for id bl _ I i __ci izens _ V V
fortunamlglczwg eggese ‘pg-pfiétiwléigls . lgsing one uho \\as so valuable to   
f0ll0W. and when we consider the i I ___& '
attitude of the farmers dui-ing the V y    f
Corporation hopes to establish !
regular airmail service between ‘
the United States and Europe byi
early in 1938. -
Two of the newest seaplanes de-
veloped by the Germans will be
used in the nights; ships weighing l
17 tons with a cruising speed of
155 miles per hour and a range of
3,107 miles.
offstage. There is more decorum in`
the house at the sound of castaneis
and the appearance of Carmelitti
Del Rio in the costume of silver
and blue. Carmelita is only 18. but
they are saying in Valencia that
when the war is over she will travel
and become famous. She plays the
eastlanets and moves in the go: geous
choreography of one of the death-
less dances of old Spain. The ap.
plause is as loud as for Tina, with
no shouting.
The girls who entertain at the
Bataclan are terrified of bombing
and remain at the theatre. which
is strongly constructed. sometimc;,‘
until dawn. Then they go home by
daylight and return early in the
afternoon to sit in a nearby cafe
_‘arid ici-ii with friend. iiririi it is
ndivl and the centre of the citv tum to .tart “Drk 3,-mu
  _ ii# iriv _qiiipic rules. and all will he well. iammugh a week ago she suffered pers. because the people expect the whitish buildings as the aut/0 ine citv People hurry into clothes
ii 1’ 'i
I.'if.:‘;, _.i '-
li=\i1..~i\ iriie iaiidltlonnl flues lee
a.<e7ii:.' fireplace are easily in- tak
:line of building.) H1118
 i* the liie .should be Il €‘
iiiii iiii» sire of the }i”»0i'l» but he is down toumcct her-
..._ Hui fuu. open- IC_>ne of the greatest thrills of his , I _ _
A Bileuéiraxz wlilign Lai;ni$uurg's fitiriiiails i qaaonifciidwiiihléigg 5;;inof1eCiga<§s:: uigwmaswciaticn tc follow this Squaw. stars igllloiltféri miswpkeec :fe ciiiidiéih iiésigehher. praying. You
Bl' 9 Yllp 0 9 at X01' D i5 - more awaneo s lielhear e u tudofthebombsnnfl
arf one moming and he was able] undergriidual/e. They WEN married The Secretary here gave the Aud- l there is no iight in the streets. , wonder how fur uw” their ui-@_
irc aboard ima ect i-like withiiu 1924 iiiiii have two children. ,tops ,epm ,nu ue... wuu uw' ni the cafc Proiciiirht. under-i Three cimiaiic. hai-i= riiciipcri iii
pt-ain Angus Walters. i ii* financial statement. which siioii-ca f nroilrid. on a iiairvw stffct about a: bombs in the harbor, about a miie
Dr. and Mrs. Brooks both received il FOSS profit on everything hand- _ MOCK from the Pill?-il del CHS'/9181'-F and n quarter distant. A mai bargr-
,.u nn addmmml six their Ph. D. degrees from Univer-    led- OH Spray material. not a huge 5 several hundred soldiers on ieavcii was sunk; two bombs landed on ii.
y of Pittsburgh. Historically. I ' profit. but one which warrants our-‘ W0i”kers Bild H SP1`11il<l11l€ Of Slflii transport ship; a boat house con-
eir most impor'tri.nt work this i _ _ underteklnl to locomn-iodate our rare crowded around the taibl¢-Si taining motor launches was des-
ar had been the dwovery of what F r Re°rgan|zat|°|| iriembci-s and others with spray "Sterling to a young mini sins a rrovea. A family of nic iiviniz iri
believed to be the site of the 0 material, and gave them the giiar- Slialllsh "L2l1lPrii0-" The OMS 21881' Ilie boathnuse escaped to a concrete
home of Lord Baltimore, the found- ' antee of having it supply available, ill" fl`0l”lf» °f U10 Nlfff iillpimlfl him! ‘ bomb shelter. A sheep and ii chicken
»s
rw iv
i`.'ii‘».i ii' i.
film" 7-:ii
:‘_\;> _'fri Eiluiicr than the high-
"iii rw li
i Vi- ri
.ri ~Iiii» ,_ 'it lr-'iq ti c
Wih’ H
lilo.
l' ’.'i!‘f‘= nl circulating fire- 
r-:in in built into the 5
`_ l’."'. i‘ii
P '~ .' Jil ‘iii iii\'cstii!nt-
i\;iiiiiii_g should have B
iiiof should be at ll
niiii there sliouldbe Wh
.~_i;iii:‘ niiil _<iiii~i‘<e chamber pro- [0
. _ ._ .i iiiiiiiiiiiir. F'lr<‘pl:ice` C9
"ll:~.  ine]
t
‘.= .~L'iii::lil be included when i 
 i“ iirf siiiciitiiirally rie-
lfii :ii i. iilr the most efficient I
'uv v._‘_Iii\iit siiiokiiig I
ri»_t~_< tivo fireplaces
il... ..
_. ...M ~.
iizzi i~' l"';ii-eiiieiit nt' the
in ii \» ulietiirr the
r-'iii be used for
~ ' ‘il riiifi living room
" "vii siiiiarain lilies Will,
f' tiirsr owlliinry needs.
_ ~ ii il~li~l flue. a second
' ~r l~ liiiili in n bedroom
 "r"‘in, or in an
!‘~_»iiii r‘l"cn one of these
'l“"'f“= ran he arranged in
ir .1 i»:ii-iiciiini~lv satisfactory
wiv* for bcilrooms where
1-.1
ier
i
il nt. only n slight A
lit. Hunter does more than col- Severe headaches as a result of A-Sociatlon to handle whatever ‘ sweeps across the square. m- dressing gum-,5 in hotel and
i 111599'-5~ FW' We thi-“Zi he has sunstroke. Police began im ihvesti- qulntity they have to offer. where- NO LIGHTS, STARS SHINE rush to the 3-round fiom-_ In houses
en “ “kms t° the big Bankers Uation to determine whether the as im independent concern may, if i On the sidewalk in front of a they zo fo the ¢e11u,- 0,- the nearest
t come into Feiryland for sup-I fun was accidental. they wish. discontinue purchasing cinema. ii crowd is gathered, waitingl refugu, M-en ,mu .mmpn ,u-fi
s, and never a schooner enters, Daughter of stephen Salter Jr.. any produce for a. week or longer. ' to buy tickets for “El Melodi-a dei crowded in the lobby of one hotel.
‘ an arciiitect of Pondwell, Ryde. Isle or until the market adjusts itself, Broariwa_v." Over the cupolas nndi sump uf the u-umm ¢a,»,-_.- Children
of Wigiit the Countess became lc- lt has always been impossible for domes of the buildings in the malni in arms An old woman sits with a
of the state of Maryland.    which otherwise might not happen. illi‘ Utlivrs go on talking and laugh- ‘ li-ft in the boathouse were killed. .
W h dl t ' N- intl- On of th three women of the
-5 e aned umlp sed.bid P e
_ twine, fertilizer, 311 of which 5}£_,w_ A young soldier, hatless. in khaki bouthquse famiiy 15 H gmm1m0;h@i»_.‘
In ed us some mom; In the handling uniform steps to thc l'>ll1if0Tm Hepa. small grev round shoiildeiedf
"Q Bd De$U|'t€|'S ic.r. By G"=""”"= Sl’°°'“' W ’ oi iiotimics aria iiimips we hiiii iii ‘ i1ll'°s the Popular Pmnt iiaiutei woriiiin iii ii iiiark riress 'ana iiiiicii
g 'i~onouTo_ .iiii_v 25-V-The Ned: gms profit, bu, 0,, u,,.,up5 we .I ciciiciicri riii. 'riicri iicia.. on hiii,_.uuWi_ _
" holders of Abilibi Power and Pu showed B considerable net 105 fm hands for silence Hr- gets it an
   iper Ciiiiipany Limited have made the reasons ahead ex mneé'_`Thc; iioiinees that /he Uivillnrecite a' war; (|[;|1W()[}}i WAY By ‘VILLIAMS
__l_i‘i1aii»=- _ _“___
O
Ai a meeting of the P. E. I. Pres- 3  
ii;-tery of the United Church of
Canada held in Summerside re ,
eoiitly the following resolution was n
adopted. uid the desire expressed _   
that ll. be given to the local press
lor publication. ,
"Inasmuch as the advertising oi!
alcoholic liquors is forbidden ini
this as well as in all but two pro-
vinces of the Dominion and because
of the subtle and deceitful nature CHI
of such advertising as well as the sand
bancfui effects ol using such in-, 
toxicants. this Presbytery record itsi Fm"
Venereai Disease
CAGO, Ju.Iy 25-Bevan &iou~
physicians were asked Yoda)
Louis Schmidt, head oi
Edward J. Kelly's commit-
m_0M,st_ against me clrcuumon ml tee for control of venereal disease
this province of ltcrature contain- V’ in]
ing such advertising even when it tae
such advertising is legalized, and aff?
we ask our people to refuse to sub- i P°~
scribe to magazines and papers so ‘luestl
doing." su bm
_T byth
ist in Chicago's first mass at-
n syphilis
o .
is printed in other places where The" “sam”-n°° WU ”q“Wi¢4
l
on of whether they would
it to free, secret blood testi
health authorities decided to
.000.000 Chicagoaiis on the
eir family doctors to uncovei
campaign is sponsored by
worm cnlcnarm iiuivi' l’f°=°“°e °f the dlS°aS°»
` The
ILFORD England _ _,_ W_ A_ the United States Public Health
_ _ ‘ _ . d _ Servlc
stwhemon' noted Axmb an Eg I "cialis woulcl be called upon to
sex cricketcr \vho was unable to ac- D “N
e. Dr. Schmidt said the
`cepL an invitation to visit canada supply data. on all syphilis case:
ii the M c c team in Au iisi '"""`f
i6
wil _ . . S . _
has suffered a. leg injury that may "I" ng
keep him out of the game for the all M
lest of the season.
WEEKLY PEDICURE WA
H18.
t
patlen
SHINGTON. July 25-Chb
caan i
F0" ‘mem ba"‘”“' a “fekly  'M aHri=tiii.=tic wav officials or the
their carcand observation
four months period ended
30. They would be requested
hhold the names of their
ts.
s the first lliiireii States city
.ack the problem of syphilis
Pedicure L’ ""l°°"““" Cm iuniteri stairs Piihiic Health ser-
toenails straight across, shape and l vicé 5
smooth them with a coarse emery i
hoard. put cuticle remover around ` GET
rarh nail. then push the cuticle j
buck with an orange stink; If you
use lacquer on toenalls. pick a‘ Hoi
aid today. .
NON-CRUSHABLE
HOLID.-\ Y CLOTHES
iday clothes present only one
.shade which_matches or at least` problem, They shoum be 91
iiarmonizes with the polish on your  nonmruéhnbie mawriai mat Wm
l;ngers_ However, if your feel, nm
are not exactly lovely, better buff _ and
wrinkle in constant packing
unpackrng. Mn<i of a holiday
iciiiiiiif. lighil_\' and forget alfoiit u ,S Spam in “_(,m.mg bemh or sperm
lf\Cfllli‘1‘- clothes during the day. but there
Always scrub elbows and knees' is 3
with a rather stiff brush. prefer- sun
able a bath brush, and, now and; walk
then, apply hand lotion. ii' this A
doesnt keep them soft and attrac- ` “.001
iivr-_ iiiassage with night cream i1 and
couple o_` times a week_ u mm
need for some sort of practical
for motoring, liinchlng out or
ing about town.
practwrii suii in l'glitv.'eigh\
is best It slioiiid Ir? simple
tailored but noi iiio "siio:~i"fol
iing in a sinari hoii` A ii"'Iy
Ts? ` blouse or organdy, a tailored blouse
O tell us what kind of servants, “.001
are host for hotels? The inn-ex- able
in pique or linen fits the bill for
out-ings, while cotton or light-weight
sweaters are more remort-
anrl suitable for cool dajis.
p:~i'ff=iired. Two bathin;:_.~iiits .irc best for
\Vh;ii_ sort of a day: would he a me
good one to run for a cup? A quite
niuggy one_ . mm
Why are sugar plums like raeef dried
horses? Because the more !~'0lll Sun
lick them the mater they no. umm
beach. as ihrrc is nothzng
so disagreeable as climb ng
a ciammy suit that has not yet
after yesterdays swim, A
suit of pique or uricrushable
consisting of slio:'i.s and a
Wihm' °x1mm'd1""" kind Of bandeau lop is e.=.seiitiaI_ as is a
inerii is to be bought in the isle of matching wat to be “Dm Over the
Wight? Sun
Itiiilizn from Cowes. The
Why will scooping out a tumipl and
suit or over a bathing costume.
newest beach coats are long
fitted, have long sleeves and
be a noisy process? Because it l 8 Smal] tummver mum'
makes it hollow
'ening gowns are the most im-
~ E
What is the difference betvveen a ,mrsnnt pm., of the ,mudav warm
choir-master and ladies' dresses, robe
A. D. 18697 The one trains n choir. mal'
and chiffon is the most prac-
material as it shakes out
the others acquire trains. , eB5uy_ Orgmdv is Crisp and coo]
what is that which' th°“5h looking and is`not too unprartiical
black itself. enlightens the world? as
wrxnkles are easily eliminated
Ink' with a few strokes of a warm iron.
When is a sailor not a sailor? ` Fm. A
Wlicn he’5 a-board. I vet
wrap. uncrushable black vel-
in the form of a full cape oi'
What mechanic ever turns to com is best
the lift? A wheelwright.
mm*
When is a newspaper the sharp- ) BRQKE TRAINING RULES
wt” When it is filed.
Wh_\' is ri newspaper like an a.rrn_v? i NR_\,nNGHAM_ E n gi an d
Brraiisc it has learlcrs. columns. | Sp,-uk ng M mp annual meeting
and reviews. l Argon
5
Villa Football club. F. W.
-_- Rinder. a director, declared breach-
Stlff. rifh ii1HtPi'ifilS that Will es of trriining,riili=_< were a big fact-
Iiolri sharp silhouettes for evening or in the tcam'.= rlescrint to second
lcagiic
FDCFPT
Y P
i mr. u i pina for reorsi1Iil2l1li°_“ . _ mm hi- nik written, with si-ms ___ _ ______ , . ._»-...ef _ _ .  __ _____ `_.`._.. .
pii ii ier and their pmposas producers for whom we handled wt t hed ‘in su “canon hel f _ . _ __ _ ""E__ -*~. _
re said to hav; goldzrsv Pro_ the expense of the orgmlznmm , recites. His voice is strong. At the]
Ii-_"__ Preferred: S are be .mm The amount of certified seed ,ye ‘ end. thc appinue is like machine
f immigration of 'cc-is here to
the liner sailed from this port.
Royal Canadian mounted police gmde eouimio ,nidiostui-e Act and from any part of the world, under
0 drrrgld  Txectm; C:;lt;§e?:,|. Oct” of 300,000 bushels, and represented
ight. after being away from their $11" Tillonvou slightly less than one hail the total 1
_chip .since last Thursday, when ‘Tge Dum' if approved, will be quota of Certified Seed. that may next to B m _
ff tive under the authority be shipped to the United State=
other piieni. lic raises the clcnrhed
fist aeairi in salute. steps dowri from i
he platform and takes his seoti
Q .
After that a young man who im.
i_i’l nrrfiii arc desirable for
:'- rv ...Mu 
Stewards 0. Cain. Kendall and L
Nafiricn. rear \v’.-»i<~i- nlimiii 40
l" i' _'vii fi ircivliice that is ‘
'l’l‘ *fn uni' is _nc-nei"‘lly the T
“i i'1~‘_<irv, since i\ f‘r0pli1.ce
’"llfi= fmt into the room re-
ri'<~n\-vs Ihai are difficultto
’i“l"‘ "~~‘r.fiir_ nt nach side,
_lf" .f"‘iv'< slioiilrl he care-
""f‘<i in hnrmmiize Xviihihe
“rr” and interior decorat-
ir'\ir‘_ hiii if shoiild be re-
rcilv in ,sfilcctiiig them that
" ""” f" _'ill fire "ino1<_" and I
I -'i"""~'l be .felocicd with i
in ii ‘fulness I-“isllv cleaned ‘
F; f"\i‘ili’v»c wlih rrnierinl
i`>i‘i""'m":V\ that \\"il "stand
Y 'ii frfviiic-iit heiivv Pres
il" ill" first consideration in
¥`i_“_j‘<i~ ncrr~.=sni‘if=s.
§-r~:;:v-_ 1_1
'""'~w~n`..»-_ . _W
-JPi""'::.'~:~:s 8- 'im'
lil' viy“rr*1‘ i
ORS AND
r‘i_i'i_\l.r\1Eus
‘(`niini. Ilnspltal
llaiirr- in pymrze
mrrsiili-_ y»¢~(|¢-tue .ng l
|f.i~n\lviu¢m|
Phone 'I7-1 i
u__ _g *_ 
i the forests of Newfoundland
miles from Halifax. when they _-'
found the four In a summer camp. I
They are now awaiting deport-
ation.
Schooner Beached
liear Granville, li. S.
anuaroiiis Royal., N. s. July I
25-The Yarmouth, N. B.. schooner I
Good Luck was beached near
Granville Bridge today in a dam-
aged cond tion after striking the
stone supports of the bridge
The ship under command of Cali-
taln Bt. Clair Allen, was b0lll”ld
from here to Boston for cargli- Ml`S~
Al ei. and a crew of two were 8|-<0
aboard. The collision disrupted
telephone communication betwffll
Granville and AnnaP01i5 R°3'“l for
A .short time.
BT. J0l-lN’B, Nfld.-fCP)-An ac-
tive campaign for conservation 0
W-
being conducted under commissioner
for Natural Resources H.. B. lIW'1
bank. ‘
0 _ _
ed. th BOS' f th t i'
p"LH f‘;-T-‘ iiiflgitgehasableen takin ui;e.'ll“h2`:1cr<(: 2
nge for certification this year will ié
-  b0 up 2.500 £0 3,000 ICIES. Ths in-
FUNERAL DlRI:IU'l'0H
AND EMBALMER
KENSINGTON
D” and NIBM 03"' which °°up1°d with fungus' °r In' 'with him while he \va\'es his arms
Promlllli A“°"d°°' “ct mf°5t°"i°m °“°n change wha" and dances. In the Cafe Proletariat
h -
ruous 1-4. i
fthe ized th 1
yesterday arrested the mi-n_ mmm, is to be organ e special tariff arrangements.
a Izfuvlufuoiiie ii»-.sets of the old com- We might point out that already 
crease is almost entii-el in Green
crease. It is too early to form any ‘t
opinion about the market for this
yew. crop. climatic conditions » fue goes umugh the song once, mu
are a bigger factor than acreage, it
promises to be a bumper crop to ,
one very small. Factors which pos- i
_ _ ' sibly ma induce greater consump `
  " othgr food comniodities.
k Wriio for "Sungio Service
' Slanis" and get valuable
practical information on fox
` fciiiiiiig. Piihiiriicd six times
, yearly and FREE io all Fox
' Breedois In Canada.
Wrln Today.
` INTERNATIONAL FOX
0 a. ANIMAL roooi. LTD.
giimrvicniu - r.l.|u.At|o
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LT::  mm °f P°'*°°°" b°th in the United varietv theatre, soldiers are leaning
- i ' ` __ ` * Btaies and Canada are higher Ove, uh.. uniwuy and shouting;
F ml ° f°"- nm" Vegetables and others in thc rirchostra M1' stanrlin8
- iin and fliiuzlnc hats on the stage
What I have said is but an out- .,
line. Let ua remember we are a ain hh., Suuzu in Spunish abou; Adam
8
a very large factor in the potato
and tumip industry. and having
the outlet for such a large volume.
we should profit to the extent of
o reronable gain on the entire
output under normal marketing
conditions. Nevertheless. our pos-
ition today is vastly improved over
that of 1985. At that time it looked
as though this organization wa:
finished. In the two years inier~ 1
vouing. we have regained ouri
 l
The people love it. They applaud
y and demand more i
I  Mountains and Bliss Triumph. ' ‘
J, 1. Th _vming man starts strutting
Irish Cobble” show very "mc In' arourfd the platform again while
totes Miguel de Moline. a Spanish
rsion nf Maurice Chevalier. takes]
e plalfoini. A piano plays an in-
roduciion. He sings. gesticulates
nd struts around the platform.
oon the crowd is singing with him.
I
hc piano vnmps. The balking Andi
ther noise dies away and he sings.
he second time hundreds sing
e people du their own entertain
ng.
Not far away. in the Bataclan
t Litilii Tha Scg. it burlesque girl
iid Fl-se. wearing it costume that’
insists of a fair-sized fig-leaf and
green snake necklace. Tina picks]
ri one oi' the hats. mnkes as ii’ tc;
'i.‘k<~ the cootlcs out of it and puts:
on her head. The soldiers cheer]
'ici' do not rriind if Tina wearsj
'~viie.s nn hrr hmrl. With Lat'ni
vliiisiam. they short the thInBsi
frllrrs shout ni pretty girls in war-Ii
il'Zl€.
Tina finishes her aong and bowli
5i$WE|2'.5 AND
suepeiz, AND
sues HAyisio
~/ouI2 niwOi2fvt~-
i
' of me company th a proval of turnipli realized the cash value at °". "0 ° pr' ' FM OVER A17 i   £16
HAIATFAX Jlliy 25-(CP)-FOUR' 3 ` M *‘
I alleged deselrters from the steam- l YOURS TO €OME -
_  _ it wiii i _ _ megs some
ship Britannic were in the custody ;§U“" C°mm “N 5 in marketed last year was in exec s i mm mp' Tm s°ld"`r "mos an i OVER HERE mR BREAD AND
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