i
_,WESTERN LGCALS Dr. W. Il. Garson Newly organized In Mem°"'°'"" D f ll
‘ “' "` ` L-1215-6-io-2i.
(BEEN DOORS. lawn mow-
iawn mrifrs, hnmmoeks, Per-
iton oil cook stoves. electric hot
,'e5_ ii,i\-cgi pr ces at Brace s.
‘ L-1156-6-B-21.
iii.; _<|'|{li' to see “Receiving
W,-,pii", a tantalizing tangle.
,isimi ronir-ily in l{ing George
ii Keiisiiiiiloii, Friday evening.
ml ii_ 1-: 15. under auspices
mid (‘iiiir.-li 1.aciu'~. Aid. Dancing
cultic iii~i\vcen _aeis.
I..-1184-8-5-31.
i=‘1.\‘lIli S'?5.00 AND COSTS-i
oii-i.,i~..~~_ i°.un;\ up before Mag- i
iii, ii_i*v_v af. Suininerside uni
miiiy iii ~rui;;i: cliiiigecl with l
ii.; ii..~i‘ a;;<-in:.t the laws ofi
Exit:-c .»\_i‘t. They pleaded guilty '
were fined $25.00 and costs
i-i_ S
()_\'(ill_\'l`l`I..*.'I`¥f)NS - Mrs.
ii Kr. .iivi L;d_~tone, Summer-
t-_rr-c~i\..i :\ diploina in House-
iif,»_~i<»zi~Ei-.< at the recent con- l
iiioii 1-. Acadia University. Mrs.
iiaizc is the briiie of Mr. Davis
stone. ’:liiii\iiiei‘siile, who receiv-
his BA di~j:i'ee at Acadia Uni-
siti' iiil.~ terin. S
.lT’l`liN'|') AUCTION at Ken-
ioii. 1 wall sell b_v auction on
thy, Juize 11. bezliining at 1 p.
one cnt of choice iiiares, rang-
in a'i;;.‘ir. from 1100 to 1500
_agp fi'-in fi tn 6. All sound.
etarri iii->:~oii_elily brokeii, color
and ii.u-ia: several mares in
i.'l`erai c.i.<h_ Hiigli F. Mor-
fi. - L-1276.
i'R0li.\'ll‘l (`.01.'RT -- Judge
mid Paiiia r held Probate Court
Suniinfr.~.ile on Tuesday when
esiatc fi: Sydney Webster late
Kensiiictiiii was closed and the
our.: ;i:i.»_~cfi. The Succession
5' in ilic lastate of John Lang
- of !“".*~:; ui was also f'-icii. The
'iers'eiw;i‘:i~<l were llcatli Strong.
C.. and lioricy M. Bell.-S
)llSSl0\'.~\ltY I’ROGiR.»\l\I EN-
YED.-l'.'u\ Y.P.U. of Kensington
'ted Clitiiili were in chaigc of
Siii:ii.ij.' evening service on
eiilli. 'llic Mi sionary program
=~iited it-ii.. listened to with in-
;bi- the large congregation.
.choir \\-iiich was also composed,
ydlinv. people. riiiidcreci appropri-
mlisic _-\ similar progixim was
iii Sixuiiierficlci in the after-
lfE.\(`lIl~ID AT TRURO-Rev.
G. Davies of Summersidc was
sliccial .<pi~i\kei‘ at the anniver-
.<vrvivi.. on Sunday at St. An-
".= Ciuiri-li, Ti-tire. Rav. Mr.
'rs c::ciiiiiif_'crl pulpits with Rev.
..\lacIlmiald. This was very
rniiiiaic as Rev. Mr. MacDon-
iras the first pastor after Un-
tt 'l‘.':i:i'_\~ Church. Summer-
. aiiii ll- v. Mr. Dfivles the nrst
and PRINCE COUNTY CHRCNICLE
T HE SUMMRSIE RDIAN N
7;; l
' I , 1 Tribute to the late M* J '
-BABY RUBBE | Chiropractor Y M  h _ _ __ 155 essle
at Taylor Drug Cowl; SHEETS 35u Chwimkwwn S  S u ?_t_ii_Ur_i_§;___o_f____suiii_i_1_i_e_iside. taken from S _  n
ensington ichman of June p
B Jn
T" '- L "v"`_"i W --L_ _ _
BUY YLASTIC  0g it
ds' I _ -7-21. ` in ' ' d~ . l
is nnvunorup ssc at -ir you . G  it " .
mi _ C____ Kmmgton b_____n__ ___________AnE rciiuitiivg, 0,, summci-suis  _   Miss Jsssii: sriwuo  0 n 
.for Dru, _*__* buying ____ B____c1'e0_i__ you I_cii_n5_._sa_i/ea gy 39 Granville St. News of the passing of Mig Jes-, 4
_ __ . . ~ ~ - - - i. - _ s.e Strong will ‘ »
Bm Ky-`-n alallilwsenamel in -WAN W T““‘l“>' and saturday many frieiids iiilzllgiigitatilgolikarl? *1 -
ern L'0l°1° L_§i0_6_9_m_ farm Ap'l_;fD___mi1i'l to work on Slwcialist c_Tl_;l9 newly 0r€Hnlzed Y's Men'S llm°`T' And many who dm not know in?h\Ea§B‘;$in(tlifni?;c€l iInul.Fl;'iev;uHrFerrlle
Pillman. Ti¥ave11ei?s‘lrTe1stBeIll?1X;'l~l1 In chllrtellt ggzmglgidnandgewlgd igiits lngizénffgnlolls “tlltleklcwgmze her C°`“r" °“ Tuemay' chief "I‘)‘5u°°
WANTED ma_i_d_ for _country ‘ - foot-adlusting Ralph R. Dalgietsh, Regional Dpi' ment over Radio Similim agiggugcgg _Mathieson presiding. The prisoner _
__ Si_.ii,. tixpeiiiiice. ie erenies. -THE ANNUAL meeiing of ector of the International Assoc- organist of Ti-iiii.v United Church |15 charged mm "‘°‘°“- W' c°““e°` ‘
ages B01 464. SiiI1im0¥Sid€. Bedeque Rink will be held in Bede- -- - »--__ lation of Y's Mens club at an in_ Suiiinicis-ide, P. Efl. After lingeriri ' I tm” with the b“"‘i“g “f a mem l
que hui Tuesday, me 8 ai 8 "`_ eir- mimi banquet 0,, Tueiday _vm i_ii.@5_ ii...-he wi... Ci,_,,..,c,e,.,5i§ boat on Nov. io. ms. i
m. This meeting will be adjournelll Address 01 li1§ at the Capnoi Gi.iii` patience and fortitude she passed Five addllllmal Wi‘»ll'f&‘@S f°l` ln”
imiii Monday June wh at 8 P ___ I Mn w_ A_ Currie president of away in Suniineisiue ‘Hospital on Crown were examined that morn- 
T. J. Inm _ se - _. _ ` ` ~ th ci » ’ the morning of Suicli ,M 1 h ln8 and in U19 Bfl»€l'n00n the de' "'
- an C3- L 1.244 6-8-31. League  Natlons e ub preslded over the festival itiiiss stifini; vm; Qgm 3, s6;'m'_ fence opened its case, with the Vacuum
~l:NGAouMuiv1-._ . ~ _ . _ vs Men ii ` _ - .
H_ s_  and Mls- Allfllcse by M15- Ha_m!i'i0I‘id John- Aho i 28;] guest? _ ‘ter ot Charles W. and Mui-tim stand. Harding was still under .iateincii
M0550. Kenani-lon an- sou cn the Le < u mcmlffs f1°n1 fli€ i
Homme the e =» -   _ ague ot Nations So- Charioiiei , ___ _ Wr.ght Strong. Long mid iaitliiiii - cross examination when the Court
ngagelnelll Of fll_l‘1- W-‘l ln Ciinafla. given at the an- i _ (mn .Club wel* l"l°-‘-ent service was_a cliaiiir.'_'cristie of the l F050 E0 l-6l<i‘ TDCUSS Utilil this m0Yii-
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board round which sat over fiftv
s
 " \" `/ i 0
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Constipation clown you up. ___ __
Systems need natural "l-iulk." KoIloqg'l 
Au.-BRAN supplies lt. Eat le regularly-und M 6
yau'll no a remarkable change. -
I Keep regular with  
ani.-Bunn -i=-ir--ii _
f\
Cleaning C0. While he lottetown for misappropriation of'
nierside on July 7 1867, the daugh- prisoner. Paul Harding on the _ wa.. in custody he made written funds and asked for $100. Hr
ts that he had burned -poke as if he could not go home
tlic boat for Paul Harding. After and wanted to go to Moncton to
hi rc`ease on hail he was iirouiilit liook for work. He said he should
ri. _ _ . .- -
'liighter Ruth Louise to Leigh 1iii~il meeting of the Summerside Wm their presldem' W' E' Ma‘S9Y~ SLIOHI; family- F01' sixty years her ing at 10.30. to Summersidc. and actin; on their I have rest of money for cleaner
llVlH"KHy. son f 13-- i _ Guests of honour were Hoi-i
o Mrs. Paynter and iunci oi the W. C. T. U. Th - father was superintendent in the instructions he contacted Harding and days work. I told him I would
thi- lar- w'11' » ' an ii, c - _
e 1 iam Paynter of Long \1is. Hammond Johnson gave a t e alnnbelli Premier Of Sunday School, and she herself for Witnesses For The Crown on the phone and subsequently
give him $78.00. It was the amount
River. M ' _ t.1'- » he Isl d;B_ _ -_ .  _ _ _‘ _ _- » -
31TlBgf‘ to take place lo 011 llio League of Nations So- an W R°b’“‘0"- Mayo* f0ll.v Year# “ns 01211111 St first in Harding Arranged to pay him some i I happened to hive. I told him I
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latter part of June L-1272 l Ciuly iii Canada and she said in of Summerside, and Hon. Presi- l the Methodist 'uid 1 t ' ' i » '
~ ~ i _ _i_ Ti _ _ __ _ _ dem of th I . _ » _ i . __ ae_r in the The first witness on 'I_‘uesda_v _ _ _
_ATTEND AUCTIOQ _ K i i\’_,;_l__U__s_l‘é_Ol_’_i1Lf_l;_°-=_¢;_Ulcaiiiiag-§H£_i;€ 0_3 Rogem vi; C “gre i_l_i_l;ln_MF-o?.__Rc. i__iiiii{;__Ci_iiii_c_li.S_il<i_ fri_andi_ather,l was Mrs. Roy MacKenzie who _ Pi'o\'in'-e. Diiiectire Cordwf-li said. idid not get away that niEhl_ Nex:
_________o___ I Wm sen __ i a___ en- heip in the attempts being made to Summerside Board of Trade one i,m'e I`nif_‘_S______oi_it. \\ io was ati corroborated her hu bands evi- he listened in to l\facE\i-f.ii‘. con- _ morning I di-ova him down.
y “UC D" lm ‘ ‘ ul SummefSll7l9»\dence as to the signing of the l veisaiion to Hardin; over thc;
nioiiey a
rid for him to lf-a\r» the would drive him to Borden if he
Hardiiig‘statcd he refused to tall;
iF LI. f prevent i ', t ' ' _ . _- - - - - _ _ - . _
_)l"l__'_\5. 0~;_i;ne 11. _begini_1ii»ig, ai; 1 __im____l cgf‘_;pe_f;_i__l;_l_°m°_l§ lggllzlxe _ m it/I‘;_ii_(::;§s;: i§§‘°E_l_’:{”‘€el'Cmlnii‘ler5 °f claim papers. Charles Stavert then i phone to corroborate MaeEweii`s ` with the .\iacEwen boys when told
_________;g _H _§_2_i;;‘ __0__ cihoice mares. iiciius and geiieraiiy' to improve the V im; come to Qllégegrgxg r1mn'l1is;i'Dg§¥` gave evidence as to the issuing of _ previous _st/ir_v. about Hardin: ` by _Serg. Anderson that the boy.
l' 110 - ' - ‘ _Y the insurance lic for the boat lhelping him to :ei away from tho had made a clean breast of it
- g °m 0 to Londitlons f l ' if Af - .i P0 Y ~
1a00 lbs. age from 3 to 6 All sound, Miki; beiig sugndél Jive are' Em d bter the delicious dmner' Serv' %fhfi1:§iiE1;§\i;`$}:_ Wesm-“ll Mclhodmland of viewing the charred re- i Lsland Harding' drove .\fa<-liweii Later he was placed under arrest,
_i_ ' “  vc ia iscan ete tht ' '. ' _ _ ' <
fl"`l' "ml l-ll0l"0ll§l1ly broken. coloi be io b - i - -S y e 5 aff of the Gnu m their ii _ iiii -‘__ H? Quebec he wdfl mains of the lzoat after the fue. i to thc boat new inornirig and
\Vitii_e\:. was still on the sialic
_ _ _ _ < ne y stuc ying and supportm u.u I _ s i t - _
D'iy and black gevarai mam; iii ll ‘ 3 B00d‘l2y1€. had been heartily “` l ’“’“"‘ M Sl Jam” Bernard Hughes. of Hughe Snrg Anderson brouulit ‘\'fa<1~`.wcn iilici. 1.'oui't 21ClJ0illi1'0<l-
»
torof sz, Aiidrmv, ’l‘rurn_ Mrs.
ues ac:-uiiipaiiicd her husband
his visit. S
.lTTE!\'I)ED ORDINATION
l'l(‘lT.<-Mir. Benjamin Jar-
" Of \\':‘.iiiot Valley and Mrs.
!€_\'!i1ii:°<-1ib.iiik of New Annan
iirneri or Monday evening from
tkviilc where they attended the
iaitinn services, held on Sim-
F- _-liiiic :ith at the United
iircn Coiiurciirc. Returning with
em was llcv. J. Austin Jardine.
~ fi! _\lr. Jiirtiine, who was one
_thc tri-fiiiy uicn who were nr-
ineii.__ll<~\'. Dr. Rogers preaclied
t_nrc.1iiiitioii sermon. Rev. Mr.
:tina will .spend it short time
lllllli iilii'li“i' bi‘foi"\ going to
flli'-'El-i. l.>iu~bec_ ivlicre lie is
W statin-~.~.i_ S
Personals
-lit. R tr.  l*l'f:ieDoiia1d and
-l"" Hifi:-iitii. Travi-l!ci's Rest.
t the '.vr-ek in Tignish.
-\ll=s Tiwrosa McGrath has re-
_l‘fl toliiiifaizaftersperiidingithe
. mouth iu 'I‘iqi\i_<h_
`M"‘ ll"fl“fi Riley of Summer-
' l_"li_oii Monday on a. three
lf‘ "l‘ll to relativesand friends
Mil' York and Boston. S
The n_~_au\~ frifinrl.-; of l\Ivs_l’.loyd
ll_l'-l will ri-'zrci to from that
}il“‘_"l`l"i'i"l iiw Prince Coun-
_ “iiiital for treatment. and
' lliai rbi- will soon be restored
iiui. S
_
_iii ur voiia
will tuiti-
.
Y°“ H J“'nP Ou! of Bed ln tho
M°ml“K Rurin' to go
liver lhnulil piiiii- nu; g
,< wo nundl of
_§i_fil__'f_",i_y__-_i\»_r i»t;wi-ii iiiny. fl mi.. hun
_i\____Q_! in i_»_¥iii|r food rlocuwt iltgtwit.
m____-__ Y _ 1: bowels. Gun biouts up
K0 ,m'__ ;_ll llvt mnntlinted. Harmful
itiii- wi. ill' 'my' "W y°" ml '°'"'
.(_i___w___ _I 1 _|i.i.i<.~i Punk. _
lun-. Yi.iIm‘"""`"' d"""" t “l"'*‘y' 7"
iwr ___ ____ Hi ‘lil iv-vin-tliinlt that works
i__ui('_ HW: l__t-alien tiinuc mind, old
iii i.i|i- n'..u' lm” '° '"`° "“""’ "'°
“mi "f ,_ Hi_"i< lrvviy and mnkn you
__ |_____l;‘_ - .irmii~m_nn|l fu-nllmthey
,i but h":"_l""‘l>'. 'l liey do tim wnr
k '___ (__i i___u_» eniomnl or mercury ln
.ir ra liittio llver l‘lII| by
<1 ¢r1_1~.¢_4 1.1.-1 LL;
(Continued
servers:
the Treaty of Versailles. His nd
ment.
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FUNERAI. nlnrcrons AND
 BMBAl.l\lERS._ _ _
, Prince Count. I-lnslilial
i Ambulance In f’hlI’l°
5 lf.en=lv.irtn'n
_ Phone .7-I '
lliilcr will be speaking.: in East
Priissin. cut. off from the rest of
Germany bythe corridor to the
Baltic Sea which Poland won bl'
The Nazis are in political pris-
ftion_ therefore. to throw over the
‘ Summerslde. ltr-dcque md ‘i
.
' ' ` the methods and measures - » `.` ' - i i-_, _ -. . _ - . - - » - .
_li;>;_i__ Terms cash. Hugh F. Mor- icd in the covenant of the gmc lgfggftgsnlggmgb 50;? ‘xi YS V1:/,Ions lsztlzllliliacilxevcl\lllnSd;l\'il11; x;i8{5¢h};e  and Edmunds. Charlottetown, gave ib.-.ck .-uid hc wrt' brought before a
' 11-1276- Of Nations. The Society is especial- Bentley 'aimed yii, 5 an ' T' when the Mount Aiiigm, i,,5.ii,,_l evidence with regard to the ad- _ Magi-Male Charged wifii iiiirnine 
ly concerned with the development P e program tions were coniins: into being. lusmlenl' °f “ll” Clalm for ln5“" l lll” hom'
_ flllll _€flUCi1l-i011 Of Canadian public Intmduction i. G 1 Miss. Strong iw, eiiiicaied in ance onthe boat in question. _ I-`.rlwiir<i 1). Blair and Ralph
_ opiiien in support of the principles 0 “es S Sumincrsidi» and ui ilir- Mount Alii-l Mr- chaflfe Beef- Cll3l'l"tf»<`l‘l“'ll- l l"~flll1-‘HY Of ini’ lldllll 0! Nfivfi
   of the League of Nations, and aux- Mi. Currie ii _ son Coiiseiwmoi-y of Mii5i¢_ ;md` testified to adjusting the claim iS<-otia at Cliai`.ottetr>wii gave evi-
ious thai. tne people study lnterna- ' - ca ed °n DY' Hulard soon after her graduation became i filler ne had l1i\'€5llE3l9fl the ll1'0- ‘Llf‘l’~C0 0l` llnfdllls Ciihlliiig 21 ccr- A S S n H o I d S
_ _. _ . __ . _ , _ _ I
Graduate Nurses
tional alfaiis and Canada/s position clark' “ce president' lo ’nt1'°d“°9 organist of Tiinity Church. follow- i H4? Stated U10 trial-Def \\'&~ ll€‘lfl UD ifiiii Cl1C<l\l0 Ili llleit l7i”HIiCl“--
» _ the h rg; _ _ ‘ _ _ - . _ _
To    i_n__tlie woild community. The So: Daigie§_c;“’§‘3m_3“,§_‘;aneD_l;_ CR»alPn .ng _othei iiic_\ii_ibeis__of the Strong' “_” 5°me um? “m1°_ the R' C‘ M
witty is non-political and non-sec . ami’ family and giiing with them the P were making intestigations He' Case 'For Defi-nce  I M t-
iavian-it Welcomes any indiviiiuiii ben’ Mayor Rnblnson and C- R- continuous stretch of over a cent- followed the investigation closely   
-_M i 01' 0l'Ei11ilZHll0ii \\'li0 beleves that Rogers' ii1'_V ill service at the organ. and at the end of a month Serg. i In the afternoon the primiir:i‘ .
uoilri peace and secuiity, intema- l' W E Massey then took the Gentle in disposition, patient in Andersoii advised him that so fsir i '.\'fnt on the .staiiu iii his own dc- --
_%._,_ ._
family plot in the Peoples Ceme- quiet was restored in five days. etc. dence of gi.ov_.tii_ me green grass &_ fy/
l¢IXi_e___d____g the funeral ________c his  l¢L__'ia¥fs;’ff§re”i_°_llV§’__sl;_ci_‘_2_il_*;_1e¥‘_*_:_‘ andd_l_i?autlfu.i_ fo1iag_i: of the trees, The Pioneers snapped out of /% DRAW' iT l-V*/ll: 'F-~
_ ' t i _ J . » . '
sisters. Mrs. James Crossman and -traffic in opium, slavery. the relief ggci ofarégfm lgxwne mm ng ms  timhiiggilii'gu.?i?:ia{‘.;VeI;T; tg ‘ 
Mrs. Melburn Sudsbur_\', his niece. of i'efii_gees, the traffic in women He then Went on  speak of the _________ ______ ;V____; ._____.____§<_=._____  -__;,f// /V\iLLlOl\l DOLLARS AMD
Mrs- Cla(-YM" Bl;‘_"k""f"`° of Bei “ml Chtldrcnri _;:l:;1i€eS‘vfl}ifK1eémB£_d inauguration of t-he Y's Men’s Siingios to 1 siillrlridiit in hi? ini-  VVORLD ACCLAIM
~ ces am woncrs an c _ - _ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' - 4
fri?-illlgiiinina S1illrir"xllni?i‘sl)denz€nd his lllr of health the League has done C£ub}§iX_w;n years ago m me Slate “"1 "l°l°°_amnc° of the Yea"  el-VPPED -THp"_Ol-l5l'l MY
' te in law ivirs can-is Ben and riiiicii There is ii committee oi ex- ° 0 °- OW ll had Smile faiiiflly Tiiv ivmiicrs swrcd in every iii- Fii\i6Et25 BEcAu5E Qi: A
sis r- - _ . _
ii. ii hier. Mrs. su-eves from pens in hygiene and these study “_” 175 °l“l’5i Sl°"“l °"" *he Wh‘?1° aim: except the second. making iii /
iigncgolig the causes and cures of diseases. Wllilggs- l_;l_§5_l:_f1;l_i>_n_i;_5lZ¢_i_lsl_l1€_ESS€nl:Hi big inning out of the sixth when \ 5'M6l'E Ol/ER5‘6HT! /
The pallbearers were: W. B. Mac- In 1921 typhoid f€V€i' WHS “Sink in sad __ _  _S -_D lf___Cfl_.fYn€n H they 1andod_on big Pony Daly for
Neill. Chief of the Fi,-e _Depa1.t_ poland and ii body of doctors and _fc T0 8 1 ;2Ei_-_ pilsi €&___h01’ S€Y_; scvcii hits including it home run f
ment. Captain D. F. .\/iacNeill of lst nurses was sent _by the Iieaiiie I0 _l 9 0 ¢_>Ul` _0 0W.nll1ll- 0 Clll by Heath Warren and a. double by __,
Company. Capt. Claude Kenny. hell? the P00Dle ln lfhelr d  15 5 Serv Ce C 'lb and Can ll0 InllCn Alban Landry which combined with ’/
captain oi ziid company. Ein-ie They took great risks in s°l_ii§‘- d in H Small WW" to .iiistlfv its ex- i _-tin-imc hit and ii base on baits
Corney, W. W. Muttart, and Fidele members of the League M15-ilu if-nt Stencé. The Speaker then Went On netted them seven runs. Warren’s
Arsenault.-S i>_f i»l1€__§’l_2_~‘_lSl`;__§€l‘i_l€l ggvaxiioixe ;;5a3?£_°§__i'n; §1‘:__‘;;’e§h‘~;§_e°n°u_?_fil;;`lr'_ home run came with the bases *-1
iff ' f iiriri at-ii. bin
<1( their- is ii. mornunent set up i0 lllelf Clubs had been established. These ifnqiiifit. ‘$11. :.:,,i§?{;1 imiiin wmzwl; .
nier~wry- Altogether Mrs- -i°hiiS°i\ ciii-as had furnished libraries, day me ci,__,. _§,,,,,d _ami gbafiin
iiavc a very iiiterestiae and inSli'il°- schools. clinics for the sick. con- h,,n,,,__"i‘0’, im evening g _
from page 1) ine address and one which the vaiacent homes for soidiers and on th P_ - __ _ `\\ -1 ___
A- fs- *---*_ members of the W. C. T. U. &DPl`9- many Omer charitable wo,-k5_ In was R §;__nd§n_°°rHm°‘1‘_n §Vll5°“ -».
chfeftains. but there are some :ho riatcd. Poland, too, the movement was ` “‘ E R owe only ' `-’ -
believe Hitler may take the ay strongly en renc . One o t e i _ '
i-or R -isiimrisi. Siiiiirdiiyii im. O_NTE_  ;Cwo§;;; chief reasons for its success- wasi ;£_=ii),Fl,r1]`T,,m(€1i-  f:(;t:;1l€illr;nbi$;e_ /
nouncement of his intentions to- -\b§_1_\;-3:5711 ___?_$;ln pl_”_____m__ b;__c__i__at thatésthe _Club adarfitzi itself io the His mme; hqcketi  wen ahd'
“»,~ii~;i Danzig _ '-~‘ ' if '_' nee an ways o e coun ry in i ri i ` ` _
'rum are these indications in rail S4__‘_iiil_0__ii___l_;1_esll“‘°° mln" s H which they happened to be iociit-  Nf2p»VM;’§°_;’”§;"’i_:“th°;if_ 
support that belief. based only on l‘ lf” _ ' _ In th Mariti - h nt _ _ _ '
5l°9°lll“u°“ by 5°“5°“"d fnrdml my S ‘strong mth Clubs M St' J.°hn` pin mound was not so fortunate.
Glace Bay Fredericton, Halifax, _ _
 Charlottetown and now Summer- Timlm Zjuchcd mg 5_2 hm- 3ll°“'ml1
_ _ _ _ side_ I irrc ases on ii s and was af-
:?<§l.P3¥§Z'lly'l§"§S'.f'wl.'.li“é Dr. Daigieish concluded his rc- i l‘“"l"‘l P00’ -‘“i°i°°fl l’-V his male”
,_,.,y imi, mum Do ,his 4 marks by suggesting that the new who committed eight miscues
_ :i_iii_¢i_::veek and the result ciiib Lake as meh. mono ..Jusi_iiy _ which were in the main bad throws
I' Your Exisl»ence“; to realize our “`l'll mm “ll lm-‘@5-
dress probably will be confidential. Clean Head and Ginny Hnlr _ “vue es of Cmze________ and mi Aii Three imms haw, givm im_ .
lm P p ,' ii, 'mi,,`.f_ 1 ~ - _ ._ 1 sense our duties and our rights l’l` ' ` ` ‘
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lfi‘¢f`li< ___ l Rive-_ ` evening the Pioneer-Soviet en-
Tne dnt’ b°f°l`° nls “’l(lr°~°5 N“"' ` Hearty appiaiise was accorded gagement promises to be the high-
sub-leaders will visit nearby Dan- - the speaker M he mt down iight of the Season thus mn _ ___
zfg itself. Rii_§lo_lf _Hera Rober_t Le_\_ "  gi.,,,»,. |,_,. inning, i
and others gi n e serv ce _
Hitler wiii go ui the Frei- city. »- °"'°' Smake" pi.,.,¢¢,-.
lt vras learned Heinrich Hiinm-i  M E  _ - _ Sim 05
lor. chief of German police. in- _________ _
SDECl0fl S: ll’°0l”_: ;S°lll;l3005f“lT‘;: "'””`_ ' cordially to Bummeisfde. In au- I fident that the Summerside Club
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Free State r‘on=iitution which has ~.f..-. . -1-:_-_r-M___. accomplished. He was very glad to ed his congratulations and pre- l Q
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League fir Nations approval and to i -' ._ see more cooperation between the suited Summer_.»id_c with tl. flags \_ f/ .
odnvrri D"ii7‘f: lhlo an '\uthorit~~ i  two towns than had been the case of ih_~ International Ass_ociaiioii as -
ml:-in state like the Reich.  fn former years.  .okcii of the good will of _hir
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N0l fOr nitllly 8. day has Sum- tional eo-operation and justice can chair and me °@I`l3n`l°ny Of induct- sufici-iii" and ffiigiifui in Service - - I
.- - i . the irivestigatioii had re' .lui tencc. He tat cl tli.t h o ' cl
mciside witnessed such B, iiii-ge tum beg; be seemed by coiiective action ing the members _of the new club willing supporter of every good nothing. ‘M l 1 the speed iioatcanri qrhatehti “llild Sister Stamslaus of the Char-
Eut as yesterday for the funeral oi Man_y_ _oi~ganiza_tiim_g in Canada into the Intemational Association cause. she leaves behind her a Ea,-iy in Januari. paui Harding m.g0iiai,.» a gap, with Roy MM. lottetown Hospital ivis elected
F_l_l_i_lC%I_\_p___f_l_-__I:_1;i_1;.__ 2;nn__1ei_1i_iJe§m<i_f_O§lie| ;l__U___;§:;u‘§(:e_dtw“'I1_1r thi Leadgué °f wagisbeigiun' Wm tt I __ od ";'i3l"‘;1`y1;"l‘i"l‘ “"ll be Clleflslled by came to see him and stated that Kcnzie for the boat. but that later l>1`9Sld@l'lf °l the Pl`l“"°` Ed""“"d
~ _ . .'00 _ 'Z cle y' gnc an X15' all e nr Wed the H W 1° "mv hcl" At me “ga” she Eric MacEwen had come to him MacKenzie would not take the
ii_i___t1i_iE___;I`c;_iv_ii___ ’I_‘_iie___fii;_e__i_a_.l___:ei_y_icc iiéli, Piotestant, Jewish and Catho- _Siummerside members, after which lei? th_c_sei-vice of praise in a man- with the Siaiemeiii iiiai iii, had i,OM_ HC had imii ii iiisumii and i ii ai me amiiini ,,.,.¢iii_g in Sim..
___ .' ' ' _ ~‘ “'_ 1_3 l'~ MHSWY Called On Ys men Ed- ll"l` “ll‘l`l" °°ll*'l‘l“*`5 l'° 1`°"°re“"e been offered one hunrlrerl .dollars as ii. u=ua1 ivlien there is ri bal- l iiiorside Tuesday, .\fi;.s Florririce
d_t_"_._i_rii_§iri_g_eP;‘i_t3_i_'_:s;_  _ilatiies B l_h»i_ Caiiadiim W. C. T. U., the ward Johnson, James Haslam. and and true \\~r>i-,slup.1\i the church she in go on the _Land and Swmr im, mm, rim. ,iv .Puri on 3 “ip me _ ia\.M._. \.i,_,,_mi ,,¢ iii., Pm-_Ce
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qi-igipogf Trinity gh."-ch_ M155 SG; ii; liiiliiicgg l;iix2iz:'rdWfSi§h§'WU"CM.¥i ggjgergvggoliisffuct lgxducl’ tl;  ,i";1(;irl`1‘;\iI;'(ieil_1ilC?r§'§\;ai;; he had burned the boat for him. loss was made out to Hi-irdines i Couriiv Hospital. was elected vice.
Meadows presided at the organ. U. are among those affiliated. ' ' th ' em as - The Wo '.~‘  *S _tl 'the prlsomrl' I wld him ‘lf ms Gang' allllcllgll mp lymcy “'85 _
Thi, beaiimui iiymi, ..Nem.ei. My Mm Johnson went on to say thguaifxglfngngb ggi” tg ;f‘l2_laln l_f,(.0gi,imTimii; i“_i.l`:_;;Ta(§ iisogifig skirts were clean he had nothing made in R/iy .\/lanKen7.ii=.`s name. included: Rrieistrar, Sister Mari
God to Thee-. was sung by mei iim__ mme peopie think the League They were than .l____f»_ _S1 _ s_0m. iailiiiui and gmcrous siii)p0i.ici.S_ to fear," Prisoner siigqested the When the boat- was burned he re- i afaedaleii of thc Charlotte-nur
cii0ii_ and ML George BO“.nc_____i ni Nmmus is “_ iaium because it 81-E Elf 1'>iI1S» Fm, hm, fuW,_.ai 5m_\.iC& in Triniiv Mounted Police had made Mac- ceived the _iu_<ur.'ince of $1.025. Hospital; Secretary. Miss Hattie
san? with sympathetic feeling “Ai`- l has not brought about peace in the _ presentaiion I fh ri Church the Organ Wilf- flftilivfl allil Ewell this offor' Wllness _5”m‘ 1"' PM OHM dpnmd mm’ ll" had at
ter The Shadows." worlc; and has failed in its meas- ° ' a Pr the cho`i' sang some of liei- favoi-its replied "he could not believe the any time suzzested to Eric or
The full force of 28 firemen ure-“the general limitation and re- Di. Rai h Dai i - hymns. The service was conducted R- C- M- P. Would do any such Frank MacE\\~en that they should
marched in the funeral procession ‘ duction of armaments of allnations any ‘preseliited tifeelégaglgip tioraqi' by the Rev. L_ E. G. Davies in the thing." Harding then told him he burn the boat for him. He had
ahead ofthe coffin, which was car- i by international agreement” but - C presence of a large i-oiigrcgation. Would endeavour to get more in- -never instructed i-hem to do so.
f tl d al' 1 th Le President Mr Currie' and wel* She leates to mouin her passing, formation and report the matter `VlacE\ven ta in the habit of
ried on one of the carriages o the icy 0 not re me al e ague ’ ' ' ‘ - ~ .
Fire Department. The firemcn` has ilone for peace. c°m.ed the new club to the Intel" her ne-plic=_\'_ _Nfi-. Allen. B. Strong of to Inspector Fripps. netting ,.i.<oliuc from him. When i-mimi.. hii_<m¢_=_= imiisgipinii
_tlalkcdhall the wayhto the_cem_etery A dispute between Sweden and nat1°m‘l A5s°°“m°“' Mo:itrca`. her si.~icr-in-law and sev- Corp. Fred E. Cordwell. _ octec- hr- had a-lied Mr. Chappelle to
pay omage tot eir wel be oved Fiiliiiid in 1920 was settled. - eral cousins. besides the church in tive of the R. C. M. P., then testi- beach the boat hc had told him - - ,. _' .-5- _<.=_;_;‘ _ w,
comrade. A pathetic figure in the Hostilities between Poland and sP°°°h°’ ' v-'lin-st lift' she Dliiycrl S0 B108! A fied to certain procccxings which [that if he wanted any assistance ;f,ii;Ti.,.ilihb\- Zuggsnil but giighgfilii
procession was Mr. Palmer's horse, Lithuania in 1920 was ended. part. lcd ui-, to the an-5;; of the- pi-ig- lip- wiiiii gpg Em; Ni.~iQE~_\-on as he '
his constant ci'>_mpanion. After the Nik war bet\vee_n_ Yugoslavia and DF- R8-ll>l1 R- Dillgleish i--~i- (mei-, ipaq agiii-ii him for v.-mir.
ca'i‘i‘ifif=.'9 Came le mmlmers in Emi lfllllil SVDDD9 n192l- How he had used MacEwen ini He had aid monc_\~ to Mac-
Sixteen ears followed the remains liiterventioii in the crisis between Dr- D&l8l€l3l`i. Director for Cari- S I A oi-der to Ubiain wi-iam info;-_ iE“-sn on iiyficy(-ii; occiigiom gm- a
to their last, resting place. t"»rce-ce and ltaly in 1923, after Bilil E8-St, Of Cape Breton, gave a U n g   mation, \-,~i_»-iiiim qimiior he limi iii thc of- i _ i h, “__ H,_.,,. DMM _<- ni
In the procession were Mayor _ which the Prime Minister said: most interesting and instructive MM-Ei,-en was Briesicd in Char. liicc ami aisn im “-0,-ii ,imc bi- ` '“‘° 5 id” ' “ " ` ' 
Robinson and ail the members of i "Had the League not existed andi address, first expressing his ap-  k d B iotietown for the mi_§Ji_,i,mi,,-imion ,him Macgwm came to him any il Summors P'
me C°lln°ll B°l’~l'l`l~ M1`»N@llD“mnl- l “Cll"‘l as ll' dldi 9' l‘°5°l`l l'° "ms Pl'°¢l9-l~l°n 0_1’ l-ne hearty W@lC0m9 B n e y of funds in connection with a. . he had been arrested in Char' l v i ' f c ini.--AA
Towri Clerk, Mr. Groom and mem- would almost inevitabiy have tak- he had received. He madereferencc I" M "Md ' M " '
bers of the Town staff, the police en place."_ When hostilitiessudddhly to the delight he had experienced D'  0  ' " °
and a. large number of citizens. The broke out between Greece and- Bul- while driving from Bordeih with i   " ‘-.UR BOADING HOUSE with Major Himpie
remains were laid to rest in thc garia in October 1925, complete the beauiiiui iarmi and the evi_ ‘
Island Graduate Nurses Ass0c:at-
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.Nfarlmaii of the Prince Edward Is-
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marks welcomed the visitors vezyi "_" "-"Mew"
come the Charlottetown menibers times. _ i WS
as with the two clubs cooperating Mr. Massey, presicicnt ci the I
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Hon Thane A Campbell _ thi- utw club would continue i .i , _._¢_'f~_ ‘_-_"Q-j.:i
; to give service to not only the town i ' ._;§:_ .'»_-_I 
Hon. Thane A. Campbell, K. c,, but country as wcll. < "r-',';~'/',’:
as Premier of the Province, wel- Auiil l“ll_1 Syiie. and the Na- ` 
comed Dr, Daigieish to the Pi-ov- .iciiiii Aiitiieui breiiglit the meet- -»  '_
ince and also welcomed the Char- iii: to it filliiis Clase- ' ’ ” `
lottetown Club. He expressed his The ineiiibei-_~t1i<~ii uuut nvcr to
appreciation of Dr, Diilglclshxs iid- :lic Maple Leaf Gardens for the -*L_
dress which had brought a mes- riaiiic whlcli the Y's Men of Cum-  _
age of cheerfulness with lt. He was :ii.~r.=idc had ai-i-.iii,i-ri as a fitting _#___
very impressed with the objects wiicliisioii tt ii nicniornbic occas-
and aims of thc Club which werc mi. The pro.fcci"~ of the dance _
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intemational in scope. He was con- _ were to aid bays work.-S. ii
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‘ _ dressing the new Club he asured i would be sincere 'in its adherence 1.. _ _ _ _ _ ¢ . ,
in Danzig yesterday. ii, member, that they would find i to thc impressive .ideals to which Lisfen i    S }
J. L.  v  ap kinds of Opportunity tn devote iiiey had sworn :i‘i~‘.ience ‘
Speculation Rin- _ __ I Dmi__U.i.0R their service to in Summcrvide. It Mr. C. R. Ro_i;~~_ vice president '
vvh<=iii»>r Hitler miviii- Willem- li Fl_;‘\E'i;‘AéMBA,_,iER was certainty our may to iiisury or the siimi.i.~_.i_i~ Board or Bfgfhgf _ _
plate some spectacular sleptoivard - ‘ ‘ our existence and the pleasure l'I‘ri\dc brought greetings from his
rcgainlnll Dfliizlk l-‘l- nl '~`°“l'~‘*`- H KENSINGTON and satisfaction to be derived from ' organization and expressed the
matter of speculation. helping others bring its own rc- hope that the new Club would
The Nazis now have a two-thirds D.-.y and Night Calla ward. flourish and assured them of the _ _.
mnjni-fly in the Free Cftv's Pariia- ' Promptly Attended He was particularly glad to wel- co-operation of his Board at all
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