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PAGE SIX
 murder end the
__ _.3 hectic; love'-life. Of
' ‘ ~ this gorgeous blonde?
-dsdther Y°lm8;l°V¢l’° "
w"Y"'feo.ef férbid him to tent?
Greta Nissen '
PRINCE EDWARD TD DAY
__||o,Dared Not
 the boy coneent_to hide
" what he knew? if f' f. .T i
gin ' ‘ -iw
. Night 7 and 8-45
w|1'NEs f is
_ _ short suieete
‘noi LIONEL ATWILH `  . TOBASCO KID
 ~ '-._"“l°ll§h
lloedlnes
374:.
” -` --,.'~"' Charley Chase
__ __'ijmt  cUA1u>u.N____ _ _ _  .25 1932
wood floors and up to date conven-
P. L. Bownms, Bummerside.
Grand of Riverview
A csiiuiiu suinuilll     
_ _..._ ..  viee-rneisent of  -   ' I _ _
auxcanvshc1rasur'rnam.suembiyfwbobmerm¢s°°\ll°f D  ‘~  _-
io ib. ioie 02-00- 2°"°'°'°'“- f the south shore Lodges un;_oonnee- _-_ _  ;  ¢ a
_.__ tion with her omem au vmas _  y  ~ _
‘ zxou cuom PMUIIUE W_1\1 hs simhoro nebenh mcse st Lim- _ ' ` 1’
hem Friday evenlns =° " °'=1°°'= sebum when the decree work' W _ i ¢
ishm.. W-5-2°-IL emsuneo -u -.eu -u other is-me The New, _ 1/ lb
A “M1130”-5°~ J°h“'° °h"’°h' as hlah“l;lpl¥°as‘;1§ with the manner ' ‘ _ ' 'I  ‘ _ I  2 .
Sunday- MW im- °““°‘°’ °°“°°‘ in -whioh the were is heme em-led i ` ` A _ , ‘ ¢
“M Bib” mm' 1° ;“m'; Mafia' on- While in Lunenburg she was _ ' Ib.
‘Prayer and Sermon, mm-: GU' gh, mug of nlsti-let Deputy, Mrs. , , _ -.
‘ln rvice, 7.30 pm. St. Mark's, . W , ‘ _ . '
.I ,,,§‘,,f§, , ,,_,,,_ "°‘ °°"‘“°" °“ °“"°"“’ °"°‘,}, “lt lo good tea-or It would not
- inxanumberofthepembers _ _ ”
I - nuns. 1..-hs -...M--1.-i ue _ bein a Red ,Rose package
` NEW WNW” ‘“‘°‘"’-P’°°' vioe-President to Riverview I-odee
byferlan Church in Canada serv- mv \ work W” f _
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i
Lodlil. on
erport, where similar '
1°” fm B“"d°Y» M” 39”- Wm °° put on for the benefit or wr. 111 Tl" tm “W ¢i°°°“¥°° W"
as follows: 11 s.m., Granville; 2.:i0 Houlm uw, which me _manned cf her own choosing. The con-
pm., Clifton; 7.30 pm., Long River. the ummm' on me mmap,” of course that followed the remains
- *_* Rsbemhip and what they imply. '° "*‘°  "“ °“ °“‘Ph°“;
. UPTON cnvitcu-Mr. Philip shut mmm Wm mo given by _testimony 0 s esteem in whlc
Bears will hold divine service in Put Prmdent Once Hem, md ll!°Wllh°ld- T110 Plml¢ll’_¢Y3 WN?
the Upton church sabbath, seth, at mme, Ad. wkm of L,m,n_  S-lvvyd 
1l..,l bpm. °~* ° °‘u°°»
“"1 °‘° burg, Mrs. Mossmau, Past Noble webm md Wm" comm
MOUNT STEWART Umwd behalf of its members, presented To mwm m Mc' sophie' ws'
Church of Canada services, May Mm Hom Wm, B Dim of cum ‘mm B"w“°' sgmgneld' _I‘°t 8'
29th. Mount stewart, ii am. and as , memenm of M, ,.,,|¢_ ,,,u,,w_ :_"'_____$"s1z"._B";;’:' 'aug' 
7 Pm* 1”* 4°' 3 Pm- ing tliie business refreshments were Suk" ;3m,_h°,.|_ v;,mm;,_ Amhmt:
”' "' serve . Bunn” _
_T0 LET-Three moms, -hard _ lggxad' _ ;°H__-A1vm_ Mitt” A
, Pmw°NALs Her many friends long will cher-
iences over Bowness Studio- Apply hh her m°m°ry__Y_
_  317|_.5_|g_1 wk MI. J0lIlIl BCIHUB-ll, COVBDGMA _ ,_______i
*_ ` Road, at present in the City Hos-
Woldlln Heyburll ' #Q Comoill _ ` "' ' " ' ' ISLAND NURSES GRADUATE- png] is g-gpm-'t¢d much im 1-°v¢¢_ MBS. ORENTBA YEOA
|r¢|||wel|Fla¢ohs\’ WHATALIIE De Vazera Refers despite the development of the Amo th d te t ' P
- - _ ng ose gra ua d recen ly
Briiuh Empire into a group of ns- , _ -
Helen Mask __.,._.... ._ C“"“’°“ Mom on __ mom of me from Bt. Margareta Hospital, Dor- M, won” Mcphm c N R Mrs Orentha. Yeo after a ser-
i  To  0 m a 8 I ___________y s °°mP chester. Man.. were Miss Eiizsbeth ,°,e,,;,,,,_ Yom mn, swan; M; hu' ieue iimess oi two yearepmes to
Prime Minister ___-
Speoks on 
Coming Conference
LONDON, Moy 25 _ (canadian i
P1-ess Cable)-Prime Minister Ram- ‘
say MacDonald, home at Lossle-
m0u‘_h_ Biigiand, yesterday told the,
:nation in a bronclcast Emprc Dal’
message that the British dclcsativn
to the Ottawa Economic Conference
will have studied its l'>\‘0b10Ul5 With
a thoroughness never before
devoted to them.
it wiii have studied. b¢f°1'¢ it
accuracy, sometimes with inaccuracy,
leaves, every BSDGC5 Cf Ifnpcflal
preference as a means of Di*0m0‘~1-118
Imperial unity, inci'casln€.’ the V01'
ume of Iinpcrifil trade and employ-
ing Inii,cci'inl labor, hc said-
Tlie l"r1me lvliiiisicr devoted the
mijor pm". oi his zlYidi`<‘-'is i0 PTUS'
yzfcls for lim Oifaiva, collff‘rCllCG.
"At OIlau':i," lie sad, “I b€llCV9
v" um lay the loiindations of eco-
1‘i“mic policy wlilcii will be mutually _
lifipful to members of the Common- l
\-_-mth, but will not be naralvslns *O
general world commerce. We can
r-irate free trade coiidltions 0V9l' B
vas: area. of the world.
“Whoever lli‘"D°5C5 t0 hell? devi-5'
lp; such a scheme," he continuedm
"ought to begin in knowing the
facts, the industrial conditions and
polices of the various`domlnions.
It will he of little assistance to sive
forth empty, resounding slogans.
"Our people here, while the ne-
. Coal To Canada
LONDON, May 25 - (Canadian
Press Cable)-J. H. Thomas. S66'
adlan exports to this country would
again be brought up at the Ottawa
cessions it might make to the Do-
mimions. "I know of no better field
than coal," he said.
In reply io n. question by the
Welsh Iaborite W. Lunn, Mr.
Thomas told the House, coal lm-
ported into Canada from the Unit-
gotlations are in Progress at Otta-led States was worth £3l,500,9l9 (ap-
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rotary for the Domlnions, f0dBl' wld pmxmately $157’500'0°0, at Par) 1"
the House of Commons the question 1931, while coal from Great Brltain
of semng coal to canada in ,etm-.n during the same year was \voi‘tli£5,-
for preferential treatment of Con- 048-269' lappmximately $25-300-000%
Imperial Economic Conference in in Imperial economic _co-operation
Jmy_ which would not be ignored at the
ML Thoma_§_ who was mswermg ,Ottawa conference. He agreed, how-
questons regarding the conference, ever, that 11; was not practicable for
ish crown would be considered a
Tcst:|.ment")
ycar‘s pleasant king;
I-Ie reiterated his view that mi-
gration was an essential element dancemarmg'
do sing, _
wool
(From "Summer’s Last Will and
-Spring, the sweet Spring, is the
Then blooms each thing, then maids
Cold doth not sting, the pretty birds
Cuckoo. lug-lug, pu-ive, to-wltta-
assume the House the British deie- _the British Govvmmwt to ask the
gation would make every effort to D°mi“`°flS t0 011111120 their immi-
gam reciprocal treatmengfor com Igrntion policies at the present time.
Mr. Thomas moiitioiied incident.
ally that lie limi received the ag..
ends, of the conference from Ottawa
but had not yet had t/inc to study
lt.
Stanley Baldwin, Lord President
of the Council, announced Sir John
Gilmour, Minister of Agriciiltur
The palm and may make country
houses gay,
Lambs frisk and play, the shepherds
pipe all day,
And we hear aye birds sing this
merry lay,
Cuckoo, jug-jug, pu-we. ta.
woo.
The fields breathe sweet, t_ daisies
kiss our feet, "
Young lovers meet, old wives a-sun-
. . 0,
would represent his department in
the Bitish delegation to the con-
ference. 1-le said leadership of the
conference would depend on Par-'
llamentary business and the Lau-
sanne, Switzerllllid, conference on
international debts.
` ning sit,
,In every street these tunes our em-5
' do greet,
Cl10k00. lug-Jus. pu-wel to-witts.
wool
Spring! the sweet Spring!
-Thomw Nash (1567 1601)
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MDIRS FIG BARS:
Regular 1'lc per pound
Special
On'
2 lhs. for  '
Sale
FRIDAY and' SATURDAY at
CUDMORE BROS.
WILLIAM CALLBECK
ll. ll. COX
CUTLIFFE BROS.
W. A. JOHNSTONE
LESTER B. MELLISH
McKAY & TODD
JOHN A. MMKINNON
DIATHEW B McLEAN
W. T- BOWNESS
Charlottetown, P. E. I,
Central Bedeque, P. E. I.
Morcll, P. E. I.
Fredsrickm, P
Montana, P.
Montague, P
Br-Malbane,
Georgetown
Bridgetown,
Bedeque, P. E.
Fnwpm.
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XXX lIl~l0(`0lATE$
 T/ze Q_ua/ii/11 Zinn
Economy Sale
of Groceries
“Better Foods at Lower Prices” that’s our
motto. Shop here with the assurance of bu in
Y
Larger Qimniiiics. of Better Qualiiv, for Lesg
Money. _ `
Salmon-Pacific Chief  Lb.tin 11c
Pilchards _ Snow Cap . ._ 2 tins 19c
RadioPeas  2tins25c
Lard  2lbs.19c
Boneless Chicken . . . . . . 1/y lb. tin 25c
Knox Gelatine . . . . . . ._ Per pkg. 17c
Raisens, Seedless or Seeded ‘2 pgs. 27c
Peanut Butter . . . . . . . .. 1 lb. jar 19c
Fancy Biscuits, reg. 35c for _ . _ _ . 25c
FairyS0ap   5for21c
Walnuts, Fresh Bordeaux . _ . Lb. 36c
Pears, light syrup . . . _ . _ . . 2 tins 25c
Craft(7_-hecse............. %lb.19c
Coffee, Maxwell House . . . .. Lb. 47c
Oranges, Med. size . _ . _ . ‘Per doz. 29c
Carnation or Doro thy Milk,large tins.
 2for 21c
Alairlean & Ms¢Fadyen
180 Queen Street
l `
I-I. Robert Thompson has sold her
POLICE COURT--Yesterday
_ morning an autoist for breach of
'the traffic By-uw was fined eio.‘
,The offender in an adjourned case
of unlawful sale of liquor was fined
$500 and costs or six months. The'
offender i.n an adjoumed case of'
‘unlawful possess'o`ii` of liquor was
!’ned $200 and costs or three
months.
HORSE NOTES-Biddy Allin!!
Maritime bred hotter is on the Is-
Iland having been bought at Truro.
-N. S. on Thursday from Frank
Kennedy by G. B. Thomas, trainer
of race horses. Mr. Thomas gave
her, her first education at Central
Park speedway in 1927. She started
in the Maritime bred class at Char-
lottetown last fall and made a very
creditable showing. she will be
trained at the Great View "Hack
and start Dominion Day at Sum-
mersids. GUY Breen, lofty big pacer
and Orphan Annie are good pros-
pects.
Nothlnl fl more simple than
greatness.
their respective homes
The bm pr0v_d_ng abolmon of M. McCarthy, Tlgnish, and Miss home at Belkn.k_ Km" cmmtm her eternal reward at Haverhill,
Edlm. M. M Isaac f this Clli . . M sl-ll 1932.`Bll d '
wa, can rest content 8-S new-5 °°m¢5  tefn ent the oath was passed by the Dail C 0 y '“"'_° Mug’ on ay ' e 9
mm day to dey, sometimes with net Thursday and will mme be' anoacnim-:N'r. _ Mi- and Mr, M* m°h“"d W°°1ridae. cove. Jud.” _n tha mmm of he, M, late husband their to suuit me
fore the seouou Eiresnn <Irish ' ' head- spent Sunday at Peakvs
_ Kemble A. Webster announce the dllllhtcrs and five sons, and of
sometimes unsdorned. sometimes DUBLIN, Irish Free Sinte, Moy Senate) next Wednesday. engagement of their daughter, Mar- mad' the 5”" °f ml/ d9UB'l`\l5€l'. mr beloved Dum, R-My Norman
adorned, sometimes with Pea-¢€Il11 25 (Canadian Press Cziblc~H:ive "Mr. Thomas alludes to the mn Gordon to ML Wuvmm Earl MU- E- 31"- J Raman of me Methodist chm.ch_
sanity, sometimes with a touch Of the words “equal in stains" no sanctity of the Anglo-Irish treaty M _ ,na *_ '
asses' Ma se to take Place on Tuesday s most impressive
frenzied imagination, that th1‘°118h meaning whatsoever, President of 1921," said Mr. De Valera. “Why early in June 3z5s_5_26_“ The Guardian regrets to leam Moe led b mv Ml. Hamm “_
it all the Ottawa conference, well Eamon De Valera. asked interview- omit later agreements which em- M that the condition of Miss Sarah :ated bynevf m_ °r,.m'°h_ wu'h,|d
equipped with a practical objective. _ers tonight. body the Imperial Conference re- T0 TAKE A|.~|.~|DAv1Tg_M,-_ M5531? P|°U5N1¢ GTOVG. BIIOWI D0 ag whgch the 1”; 554 nge; were
is pursuing its task, devising an BB- He was referring to a statement- ports of 1026 and 1930? Frederick Jeremiah Hamm of improvement. mlenmly pmnounced_ The remains
ceptable and workable economic by J. H- Thomas, Damlnioiis Sec- "We are as much concemed BS; gp,-msne1d_ has been sworn in as
were forwarded to Kenslngn.
policy for the whole of the British rotary, in it speccli at Hove, Sus-i Mr. Thomas about preservation of R wmmmloner for taking_amdav__ The many friends of Mrs. Frank prince mwud Island, and re
ini nd d nden 1 t ld
Empire, Dom ons a epe - sex, as F1- oy. Mr. Thomas sold friendly relations between the peo- M in the supreme Court for Bradley, Great George Street, will “gm in gm;-3, by up unqertnker,
cies alike." the British government stood by ples of Ireland and Great Britaln,l Q“een.s Count” be pleased to leam she his return- -M;-_ q_ ppm( " gud were b
Ely D3- Y
previous statements to thc eiicct but in what conceivable way can ed home from the Charlottetown mga-,f har” wnvgygd to her for-
. abolition by the Dall Eirennn of the oath bill injure the people of H05Dital and that her condition in mu- hmm' in Aibgg-ton, Hero ln-
Wlll SDFGSS S2116 Of the oath of siieeniuee is the Brit Bi-min?" ‘"ST°‘“° MLLS 50””-Mrs much improved- "mn, mg pm, in use :muy
- lot hers li the remains of her
breach of the Anglo-Irish treaty, - ._ _ valuable property atsunoik, known Mn. Thomas M¢=Ms-hw- ~Ul11°1\ gusbsvivid whoapredeeessed her sie- , "ii
spmyc, as Thonipsorrs' Mills, to Mr. George Street, left Saturday morning on s _
H. Johnstone, Rouleau, Bask. These visit to Wobum, Mass. She was ac- ve-Yqienxnzgog  were pon
mills have been in operation almost oompanied by her nelce Mrs. John duct” by RM-_ M;-_ Weir, “mesa
100 years. Black who was here attending the by mm m._ Lo,-mg, Kengington
--_ _ fumeral of the late Mr. Thomas .md Rmb M,-_ ~nmp1¢__A1bgnpn
cananoura .mn woon is- M°M°1\°°- eieopmeietes sud Mr. wen- seuv
Lawns Pnnsnyranrsu -i _ .enggmm ,frosting gi»mou,tex
cmmcmis-services on May zsth '1`h° m"“Y f"*°“‘*= °f K°“=1`”° 'mg for his text, In My Fathers
will be as follows: Caledonia at 11 D‘m`°°h» °15’d° EWU' “T9 5037 W 'House are Many Mansions. Mr. G.
a.m. and 7 p.m., both in English; k“°W» ‘he 35 °°n““°d W 3*" Md Ray Phillips most* bealitlfully ren-‘
Wood Islands Church at 3 p.m. Al- "h"°"3h m“°°" bm' mp' 'D ‘°° dered, .Beautiful Isle of " Beme-
llster Murray, minister. he' °"° in th' mu' mb‘"`°° where.
The whole service was a convin
vannnyrinnn oitwisu. nnan "‘“"‘°° “nd M11- Mlm- Emmldi .eine festmwlsl °f *iw N81* °“*¢°“‘ lllgglnn i .
Pastoral Charge, services May 29th. 'md um M155” K°u°y» °h‘“'l°tt°' in which the d°°¢l8¢d WU held- m ' ' ' " U
10 ,_ m_ vaueyf|e1d_ G,,euc_ 11 *_ town, were visitors to Pleasant To mourn are left three daugh-
m. vsiieyrieis, nngush. a p. m. 0f°"° _lm Week- the aussi-s oi ten me six sous: tm. Bessie mx.
Valleyfleld. Masonic service with Maher Bros. Elnisdale. Mrs. Robert Thurlow,
Mlzpah and Saint Andrew's Lod- -- Haverhill, Mass.. and Mrs. J. A. _ .
ses in attendance. 7.30 p. m. Orwell Mrs. Russell Plflips, Stellartcn McLeod, Worcester, Maas.. sons. "1, T1 ' '
Head. Rev. D. MacLean Sinclair, Road. left this morning for Ohilr- Charles E. P., Kensindhn. DBi‘li¢\  ' W _ .. _ ` 
M- A-. Minister. lottetown, P. E. I-, where Mr. Phil- P.. William G; and Lawson, Haver- ” `
-- ips is at present in charge of the hill Ml"-» G*°\`¥°» _N°u°k md
noivroiv Acsnniuy onanu- canadian stores B1-meh, to re- HWY 5-- 5'»|°”°"°» MW-' *"°
ATES-The following Island stu- main over the holiday '.l`uesday.-- WMV ¥““d°h“d‘°“' F°“’ hmm
dents received diplomas 3,1; the New Glugqw Ng", ers also survive, RB\1b°D» 38-0193'
graduation exerchses of Horton ___ Charles and Phillip- M11- YW WU
Academy, woifv11ie_ _q¢a,d¢m1¢ M,-_ mg M,-,_ John Hg,-dy_ ml, the ideal wife and devoted moth- _ \ 1_
d1P1°ml» '1'h°mH-I Amie!-f. Low- den, Ms-ss-. have taken up their °"- mum' th’ h°m° °h°l° " W' ~ _ `
161' M°ni-wie: Emmerson Huetis, residence at Pleasant Grove. Mr. ‘f”“'m 9“`°"“°°' Th’ °°'“‘°"‘ ' °f '
_ _ ,Wilmot vsiiey; sho nuieiie use-11-may has been absent from the °""°"" °"° "°“““ "°‘°"° 1'" °‘"‘
e L.. Innis, North Tryon. General diplom-l province seven years and his many md °h° muh um 'mm tha bet'
as, Kentford Home, Bloomfield; friends are pleased to welcome him ber 1°' hum' und in it' chenuh
d A tih .1 ai , wiim . °*i Wm “°" ‘“°'“°“Y N °° 'wh Colon
an Us H M M' “Hey wk ‘° M' °m h°'“°' uatii her may friends unite with
Mum myzfmm vent” ber in the reeimshbove.-Y.  Prneegg
P. W. C. students, have ret d to
llvered up her soul to the Supreme 1
‘”"‘° sms. wn.u/un musty
at Y5l'k.
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in her life e. great many years aw
She was example of true Christian
womanhood. and her children shall
fl-S9 DDQ 68.11 hh' blBB5¢d. She leaves
to cherish her memory four som
and three daughters. The sons are
namely: Thomas of Denver, cal,
Ambrose of Dimstaffnage, P. E, I_,
'George of Wolloston, Mass., Alben
of Waverly, Mass. The duugiiim
ue: Beatrice, Mrs. Allred Ferguson
of Dunslaifnage; Eva, Mrs. Oswald
Munn of Brandon, Man.. Edith,
Mrs. Daniel Biris of St. James
Ma-n. Her eldest son, Eddison pre-
deceased her 18 years ago. There
are also 82 grand children and iii
great grand children. The following
were her _pall bearers. Albert Proud,
Robert CmCk_e'tt, Wallace Owen,
Joseph Court, Thomas Pmwse,
Wesley Matthews.
Interment was at York Cemetery
where all that was mortal of s
kind and loving mother was tender-
y laid to rest beside that of hai
Resurrection.
(Patriot Please Oopy\
I count him lost who is lust to
shame.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Hardy. Pleas-
ant Grove. motor-ed to veiieyfieid
Sunday aftemoon. They reported
the roads in 80011 condition..
MBS. ANNIE ADAM!
Mrs. Annie Adams. widow of the
1°” Bmiamn Adams. died at the
hbm f hor
3l'00k8. 0'!-elry. on May sth. She
her death was unexpected. sho hm
reached the age of as years. '4`
service was held at the houseand
mother at the Bethel Church.
This service was conducted by Rev.
A- F- Esker. assisted by Rev. John
Sterling. The text chosen was
Psalm 28: 6. Hymns, Rock
Then is a Land
Than Day. Safe
Jesus. A solo. “Moths”
full! rendered by Mrs.
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