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a rogers joab, and occasionally
_ l~lehry'io`fu\¢'Bm"6h°iut de- Wliilethepress humm_ed,along, the
_ _into l. urfunt y§_;,’, mm, whois :dies would mist in tue _
midgets or ls`ir`v¢ra`[u$iver_-  adgryssigz and mailine. - - -
ur_;ureea`..'ui' ttairuu- when was t<>=n`i»I»t»,d -bout 11 it m “ l
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lv, d ulth robust hcaltl1_ died in
Al'i>-rzwn at thc 'arte of 39'years and
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~::u.<< ‘.~ur.ci! in the old Catholic cem-
c"""" l=‘ (“~i:il'lotlctovt'll
1-in'-.'jin lim, curio.: to thesmuli
povcpidcinio in Alb_e1°ton which iso-
lssu-_1 :mtl c1‘~ii'.lnlicrl the paper there
.. lo.»O. hc iuntlc .mother move with his
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~'   lmm"`“': _!""“" Um “"1" Sehmkg mllottetown, owned by P. R.. Bowers; other momentous question of the day.
‘Slllrlixtczelilx \vlr<‘l'<' The Pioneer has
Among ‘thc iirst printer; employed
1 cu The Pirrnfer alter coming th Sunl-
sidn ~_1.'<`r|~. Wlllirim Woodside and
 .` ~ ".:‘1‘il;illt, the latler
"'\.:1~ _ .'..11r11al, Louis Tay-
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~ -.f;..1-._- _Hui l.‘_.__' ' h "M 35-01" thisllld 3lU\°ll°n- ling cease at once. It did-that dag. 
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wud ‘
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i “"7 l"“"}'§"}‘*‘- ““L‘h ‘§§_5.l2‘°“U“t1»_b _deffh clalhfed him af. the age destroyed the Central street building,
 .. ._ _ _ _ “_ “if ‘_’_‘ __"i_‘;_'_‘L‘_"‘F"‘:E"f“- 1“""“§d U1°l_'of.`about 24 years, ou october sl, and the rehabilitated plant was lo-
 . "  '..‘.....~.f ._i..1.~_ .1"_~“f1‘_1- ~;‘_‘_‘f‘_;”:“°’.“.. f“1“~"‘i’_‘ “P1” 1915*- “ted -1 the comer °=_Qt1,e=n -nd
‘»-~~'~\"11\'l*11111111-ll~'<1\‘?flS9i§a11u»l _tm B":“7‘f°_“."‘°.“°“5 _‘G Phe. g‘.‘."1=W"'_l A__!p_<>l18 the boys who applied for a Water stmets, that the presses were
"1 l‘\"`*` 'f "““ ‘?{"‘»"“5'5`l"`3 HC "“!f"_‘,"‘l *md h"1d.lT1@ Yank °I é-posibioh in The Progrms ofilce as runby Stliim power s
` l ~l,v 1:' ; » llc-.ll illlicltly and 'H.~.».-.'(»l»((`-;v\\1( wg; wfglfndéd and '!'*-'~'*~w ' ‘_
‘_ -__-_ _ ,_ ,, ___ _,km _ “i “_ _-  ~ _ ,,_____ 1 __ g far_ba_ci: as__1873 was Peter F. Hughes. The job presses up stairs were run .
,g He _then went across the street and sluiirber when darkness enveloped the
sill?
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d séfamed udusuouy hi-ight It`wu not until 'after the are which
fcaggt ou" st_'rhe .iourun oines for our to__\yn. » 1 '
a w e. Perhaps he'got._an'increese. George Huestis, if he reads this,
_l_n_p_ay--which was nothing to brag will perhaps remember the _h_abit he _
about in the old days The Journal had of whistling while ruining the
l(v`§'§_'_sfthen owned ‘by Graves at Mc- job press-not that the mdffsic of the -
chair After a time Peter returned to prove how happy one could be under "Frm I _tl-on cIeansing_the
daily elimination of all
pore-clogging dust, powder
and rouge- by one means
and one means only, daily
use of the soap blended of
. . .
ll-Io gave up the business rvhicli made partition, he .became extremely im-_ Palm' and 0lW9_10ll3 - ° ~ I '
.Beniamin Franklin famws. return- ; patient ss the music seemed. to oe __ urge all my clients to use
§ed to the Island. and ford thqinpasti never-ending. Getting up from his 'li it as well as my Own Pasta
* Several yells 11115 been C011 IM B fl 1 chair he walked around into the press Di - d '
l general merchandise store at Emer-l room and dqngm-led that the whlst-1 Eber Cucumber
"and rule” were too much for him day while Mr Brennan sr., was en- `
lin the omce ofthe New Era Char !7r& Trade or Recillrocity or some
llatcr on he worked ln the Moncton with nothing between the whistle
 1 » l‘ T1"-° PW" Errstue J. r-i'tas"> Baker. whom :friie o1a~ieuu1ior tune; --where is My _ ~'
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' f t ‘ " ""“"" fl-‘_' 'f““"' ""‘ ' ` ' "W" T"H"~1`d‘fd 1 the writer had listed in it previousl wandering Boy Tonight?" was never
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_‘_v_ __-,im-_' _-_l _ (_l_‘]'-»\_- ' ' _l <‘ll lil() S€‘."flll1l fl00i'
 on lllc fc_;l',`;l ride of
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ii 1';-lv. :.;r_1i_=,
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X t '.`:f 1': "1 -stood
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 _ _ ` “j ""_“"t Journal otllce, where. when barely A5 D,-evlomly 5;ld_ we all had to
_ ‘ ‘Cd U U’ fourteen years old, I started to be 8 Mart rf,-Um the gl-glmd up," but i
. _ ~ *~_` ~"°" “_"°"I‘ 1 binder. I can remember your ad- _ 5 mm,,;gn¢d 1,¢ think some of us com-
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_:_ J ;-.1 _.'.§.'_' Oli cnlliy
__ lilo-'_; . ;:i::~ was heated
~ 1 1., -uicli was often
_ '<~.'i'.';lnl editor tlUl‘-
, ~..~,.::uis_ and which
_ ~_  `  .. li,_ "lli)t` l`éLOrt.
4 'l:>< “
, _ 1. cflurcti will a heavy coat of YP__m0ut_h_ N 5 and is now “vmgihad been “_ached_-nd there we
l vp _ 'lun \lii.f~ li.l1il‘ This vias done h C uf mm with 1 d .
 hon__ "52-l.. ._ ma ,_,_____ MW C______X_s____m m_g_____ happily in Smit em it o____ ___ stuck Like the others I rece ve
. 1._~.l-l-w-io--_-,, "' " " ~ ‘ ` ‘ hls 1°VlnB Wi °"m° °°'“p°“ °“ each week oi 86 hours and over my
_ _   be  iuvtll-tl ull." A “.;irlkc" commit- many yem.s__ _ n_0o_ the wal revenue at the end
. -_ --_--»---_---_.4 ‘Lf-1 \'_';1_~, ll>l'll‘,f‘(1 \\'llll HCdl(?y BT6-
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_ i.  f.. rl'.'lL‘i1ll.\l§;(ll‘., <lf1~,':.~_; -~‘.r.u ._\'l.l lima-c cludicatc thatlm Ludlow Ham locawd dawn the levery mo___'h_ ncewe! every week of _
5' jk"   L came alley h-mlniti Yvabii; uxziebler 1:?" that Mnhoun' t thin! V V
 :-.0i;~|i:il'ol:, E'l`<'.  " ' `_ ‘ _ Slimmer' °° But money WIS 11° °"°"l'
__ _IA -1-U m,A_\~  __ ¢|ul<-i<_ _rmfl 0`-l\1‘l"\l‘°- _ $"““d’“g time, and his favorite songs were __hen_ nor is it wdw_ The mendshlps _ lil Mi1ler_Walte, 3 Olive Mouse, 4 Mar _
mit-  _ . ..._..' "__, <:iuu~iuii»o'rouu, 11.5.1. .sir-iiglu. up lu all his dignity, his ,md News any-» and -Down ln the _ _ around the odor of p,,n¢,,,,g_ F°11°W111! la the lllndllis 0! North .gsm Gillis. 1
.. ._.--»~-_._-----_--_ ~.-»¢,- ...»._,|~.-uc ul-lrtlillg upward, Diving Bm.. Dunn' me --mu, rib- _ht __-em to be em_m,d'n8_ Gow cm. Ru-tllw School 101” the n1o11th of Grade IX. Jr. 1 Dorothy Howard.
______}_}_.i_,m_€._;ri‘r1`ni'5’;i°Il v,u._l.. ilu, loo, ,minted iowarq the bon- movement and D. Banks Mc- not buy such ____e__dAmp5_nmhe_, can March: g 3 _ d Gillis.
..  ____ 1.  I \-_-lll<lo.\r.; 11';-oil may evacuate, but I Ke,nue.s tempemnce cm5!_de_ N5 __ destroy '_hem_ _Grade X: 1 _ _ Grade VUL 1 Linda Ha,-dy_ 2 1;-_
` do not pi-opnse io eradicate!" The specialty wgfch cfm., bmughg wus _ ______________ 1. Lewis Woolner. -one Cascley, 3 Billy McLean, 4 Rena
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‘ B4 Great George
MONEY T0
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IMI llclimofid llflei
Charlottetown, P. L I.
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0:1' iuo;‘iilll=_ when the boys came
___  __ _ _ , .__.___.k »li.»_~ i'o1-.nfl the front win-  dgnoe, New Haven. Richmond. V-a.l so on unm‘the “mit °f.;5.00 a. week
. lv. ._.- 'l__`1.' ...i l  3'  _
. 1,1~: *r .1 i'::v:£‘(l\\i, 3,;-l,l`f L " -_ ,, ~ '. _
.e.». t y ,, _ t _ _ _ ' ’
ll:':’-it as .°.pokc.sinall. whose duty it
nal  1-ds _‘W-*_ ‘U l““"""‘°‘*' "h° l”"?P‘_m°" Had' Rufus W. Sharp. "Rui" hm g, sweet mg I here remark that this amount -
_ lny \v.~tit_ml ou Mr. McKinn_on__de-
m:=`nr.lln11.', '»\'l~iil»~ pointing lo the Win-
Ilio first r_c_cordcd._in_ _thc
it success. John L. was
o bachelor and wtll
omployc`e's view of .-the sit-
devoted. his remaining years-
'skctch Book" comprising
iuoiuentt,T‘traditlont1 tales
slations. ,
Will" 'Woodnlde lelt shortly after
a paper in East Boston.
Brchaut, after leaving The
in Ql»\ai~lntte»to_wn, wherq
remained two years. Ha then
West and _worked for a. time in
and Duluth, Minnesota, and
settled in Boston ln' 1884, in
of the m“l`\-iting frator
I-lls genial nature, considerate
and ccmpanionable ways
him to those who came
~circle. 1-ie -rnarriell 1.
young woman, Misa Gert-
YE
v.~rltlnf,;, In 1915 lie pub- don” _ guegegsfuliy fought for a United
Massnclillsnits and for n. tlme» gmmflypg and making up 'forms' hmcmon of me voluntary commit-
clty he became an outstand- ,M i~f°m,,~- Wm Nady they WC" mm” 1|, 'h;¢h~4e¢1¢,reg anything
'mi  N'3-Dll100._.°°mf°""*b‘°' In mmm" unces of alcohol. the equivalent of
°°“°"' Wd; Alw' “°‘_‘°" 'aio noon were thrown wise M” :our ounce of whims or 11 uint af
years at as Uodintri .M M in th. pleasant brent. 'hm sick people new mo", he
H°°19Y “"4 'FF 5°F‘;‘_};_`»ra tux iouumn vu iuies und “mm .
°“ *"‘° ”°"‘°" so vm '11' W ”°“"' *“° "°“'" “ man from various puts of the undo x. .ir 1 Herbert Mexeuru. cure sua arthur weioou ~ . - ~ ~ _ 1
‘W1-'“l’,t”  mea nt. t11e_"i°f:“;’_ oouutry vm resolves iuaimins z :limo mxouuo, a .nuns couiim oruie r.. on Bobbie mary. 2 au. ~ 'Agent lit ‘Slll\lil\¢l's|¢i€, L|0yd  "
~"°"“""°‘° ‘“ 1111! PW4 °“ W "’°° ` may growth of me voluntary 4 aimem Hughes. un cu1ey.a mum ommu, 4 mir -
“ F?“`°_"mu and MRM. ,tbl RIN NW committee dt-uwnra. __@,.|_`|u-. s Dept. _ .menoueid-Y. ¢ ‘ 4 ' `
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Bsrum W. 158 Kamsnassc
Rona-Piuious-Winn-Sm-rl.4oo -
making books as in the old days. His The ye" 1530 passed rapidly, as
_place of business is at 4886 Long ; mlmy other you-s have done since,
Branch Avenue, Ocean Beach, San and I found I gm ¢0;'np1¢4,¢¢1 twelve
_Diego County, Callfomia., "lies" _gays ! months of my a.pp,.enm;,e§§,\p_ Wh,” _I
"'\1re should not give the Island boys me future might, bl-mg I knew not, _
the impression that printing, bind-_but 1 was dawmlmed to try and tug and allied trader produce °1>\11-_men the gon _-.mi for lu the dis- l
ance, or these trades may become tmce__¢o be ,_ joumeyman Wlyfper, -
uv::c:'owded"; and adds: “Your boy- A false in Wages was now in sight.
'ucocl reminiscences touch a tender HW happy I was Wham ag me be-
.izprd as you' draw memory pictures gmning of -the new yo=_,._ I found my
c: our early days in The Summerslde salary had Med doubled,
fa _
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lvent when you came into the com- menced down in me een”-_ The pre-
lpoaing room as a ‘P.D.' but cannot “mug wage for eve,-y boy (gr girl)
ll-ecall the color of your necktie, as who muted ,_ _,mmHg omg.. ln gl-lc
iwe were not so fussy in those days dns (Hat are now but n. memory,
'HS we are 11°'/-" was ti.oo s week for the first year?
.-Ros," after graduating from The "fm 5 week for me seoond yea~;;.
Journal, worked in Boston, _Pro\'i- aw “_ week for me third yea;-_ and
tes'
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Kb: prfriam nil: af palm and "
I/iw, famous .virus th: day:
' of Clcopnrs fir prolonging
bmlrb and bm/ly.
One of the moat P2P‘_*1*“_ y°“r‘5 ' of the year amounting to 853-00-
D1”1lll»¢l‘S in W* °\d P"°¢"’“ days W” To show how times have charlsei 1
singing _udco md wu_ often called is “oo less mm the pressmen, who, '
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YOUR facial loveliness,accord-
ing ro the celebrated Elise
Bock, depends upon "foundation
cleansing. ” And foundation cleans-
ing depends upon the daily use ofa
soapbleridedof palm and olive oils.
The smartest women of the
Mid-European world rake all their
beauty problems ,ro Elise Bock of
Berlin. Madame Bock’s salons de
beauté in Rome, Prague, Vienna
and Santiago are well 'known to
travelled women of fashion, who
consul: her constantly.
_ Known t/Jrougbonft the ‘world
Many of out own lovely women
go to Europe to`_discover` the inter-
national fame of a. beauty treat-
ment which isi already' popular
throughout Canada and the United
States. `._
They go to Vierllia :ind hear from
Pessi this same truth. Madarrie_]a~
cobson, of Itondo_n;‘-hiassé of Parir;
Lir_iaCava1ie'ri,ofP¢rii-thesearejust
a few oftheinore than live score out-
standing intsrnationai beauty spe-
cialists who advise twice-a-day use
of a soap containing pa-lm and olive
oils. They recommend one soap-
and one soap only-Palmolivel
Leading Canadian specialists
have long agreed on the importance
of palm and olive oils in cleansing.
These are the reasons why
Madame Bock stresses the impor-
tance of "foundation cleansing."
Powder and rouge gradually work
1-u-.ev <~.-w
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lise   . . . sendS__Canada
AH Middlc Europe :uh the final rtjinmmrr of busty in tb/lr f
smart Berlin utablbbmrnr, the elegant Jalan of Elin Bork, nt'
158 Kannrrasir. An air of Eigbmnzb Century Beauty mari:
their way into the pores: Only a part remains
on the surface.
appear! _ »
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The rest combineswith dust,
dirt and oil. And soon, tiny,
stubbornly hard masses form.
Unless one washes the face
this special way morning and
evening ~`_bla`clcheads, piin-
ples, dieaded blemishes
_ A famous 2-minute rule
_ This is the 2-minute home
` ' beauty treatment Elise Bock
herself would _'give yeh in
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 ..- . “ "‘ _ th- “"1 <11 11» we ' Celebrated Berlin beauty expert urges her
 ‘§,',.§’.,§-,‘-I,“1‘,‘,'§_‘,,',‘Z,§§,'§ patrons to wash the face correctly and tells
_M * __ the'aJy`5`out, hui_s_o_iso_m would they . . ` ._ .
-.t_<»-fit rout ru. wg.. or - -elm =1_1ee1==_°1=i- - ~ why the skin requires palm and olive oils-
Bofk ’.r distinguished .fa/on.
her select studio de beauté: make a End
creamy lathe: of Palmolive Soapand warm
water. With both hands, massage is gently
into the pores for about two "minutes, so that;
the olive oil suds work their way_i_nto thel
pores. Then rinse thoroughly, iirsr with wtuni]
water, gradually letting it ger_colder. 
Y.
_ft  a simple rule for beaut   4
What Elise Bock tells her Mid-European. '
patrons, Paris long has known, for today, ini
Franco-home of cosmetics, leader in soaps
and elegant toiletries-Paimoiive is one of the
two largest selling soaps . . . it is first in_
Canada and 48 other countries! _
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'won to take par! in entertainments .ku The Maw, :gag look so well 
L- ‘ i' 1. ‘l
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to the eyes of the audience, was 4 OUNCES or WBISKY Grade IX- Kennedy.
_ _ __mmMu_,ss,, 1. serie whim.
A DAY ARE .
"rather, dear father. come home. Grade VIII-
._ Th, ¢\B¢l¢ in the steeple str1kes_ 5° 397° DY- I-‘U19 "1 “L_ __ _MacLean; 3. Doris Warren; 4. Rob- llngiis
' °“°i on aleohol.
'Ill-1531 _»S°l_ll‘ the  “ld you ,were coming fllhlf ' Grade VII! ` lm Watson, 3 Grace Clark, 4 Harold
17<1°ncc_r.P11b11S111ns C0111- ‘Q 'hom from your work NEW YORK. APY" 17-- DY- 1. Jennie Meoueiii; 2. nets public- Moororuur.
I Miss Ready's Dept.
I Grade V. 1 Enid Lockhart. 2 Reg-
jgls Cimicrcn, 3 Albert Thompson,
14 Marjorie Kennedy. 1
Grade IV. 1 Glen Bernard, 2 Ad- 1
cle Brown and Don McKay, 3 Jean
Profitt and Jack McKenna. 4 Erma 1
over.
Grade V:
1. Hazel Smith and Vera.
iequal); 2. Ruby Publicover; 3. Cor-
nelius Fleming; 4. Herbert White.
Grade III:
1. ‘Una Court and Hilda
(equal): 2. Lloyd Publicover.
Grade Itsr.:
1. Quentin Court: 2. Bonnell Le-
Page; 8. Margaret Doyle. _
Grade I Jr.: _
rte
'mon as' your qgy'| work was _Samuel W. Lambert. who uri-
 " ' Status Supreme Court ruling. per-
"Rui" went to Dllllllih- Ml““°‘°"°" mitting physicians to prescribe un-
.msny vim lac 014 I l°°li°"° lu" limited amounts of liquor for pa-
clty is hs home today- tlents, was the chief speaker at A
Warren
Woolner _
ln* the eomvollhs f°°°\ “'°"° “W tee of Lawyers. Inc., at the Down- I1-mgh¢s_
,lm of the duties connected with 91° town Association, 20 Broad Bt. to-
publlcation of a._l>lP_°f~ “W” 'u day. A
still mother oaer\tl°1\ l’°‘°’° T” He urges the formation of it sim-
Journal was delivered to a. clamor- nu. m."n|“¢l°n by doctors to work
ous host 0! N840” WM ""5 “wus for the modification or repeal of the
_ 1. Maureen Doyle.
anxious toast t11¢l¢lw1\°"°- Wh” prohiutiou nw. "especially the les-
Eloven p_upiis made a pe
tender-ice.
ct at-
wkeu down stairs in the eiurnoml wnuining mpre than one-half of
of publication day. 'mn "“ °'""'7' one per cent of alcohol is inwxieat- _
W6dl\°ldlY. Stlfidllll In lfhl mud” lnl-" KINBINGTON HIGH SCHOOL
ol the flaoi’ was the bll ¢1`““\’°yu°' The average healthy individual, - _ ____
(4,, -nirhovoui' vnu- In '"1"' " 1,, ,,,¢_ an muslim without in- H,,,.,,,,,, ,ou Kmlnhm
nd-not stove stood near in mf” sw., in t”n,_y_¢,,,n- hom two "noch Much
Kr. \lloD0l\al|l'| D091-
Gmde X. pf. 1 Jennie Payhler, 2
saith Ron. 8 Gerald McKenzie, 4
nine `ol-iampion. '
Hilh
NORTH RUSTICO SCHOOL Grade 1X. Sr. l Anna. Haggarty.
Celia Glover, Geitru e
.illlss Profits Dept.
_ Grade VII. l George Lewis. 2 Ol-
i'f:a_rS. and did not ' quitei -wig, mg now, __ who mm 11. Margaret woolner: 2. Marylite Reeves, s Norman I-rosg, 4 Glen
“"P°" °' 1'°'""“'° ° ert Woolmer: 5 Dorothy 'roomhs Guide vi i Gruoe sempie. 2 Hel-
Mlss H||[in’s Dept:
Grade III. 1 Rota Clark. 2 Iva
Champion, 3 Rllia Braham, 4 Willa
icete Braham,'3 Elmer Champion. 4 El O
Joyce Millman. `
Misa 'l‘hompson'¢ Dept. __
Grade II. Jr, 1 Helen Higgins. 146 Richm0nd ste, (,`hafl0ttefDWn
Grade I. ra) 1 George McKay. 2 _ _ ~ ~
Keith Kennedy and Robert Bowen ‘ Fi_l_'e, Llfey Accident, Sickness and
3 Eric Jardine. 4 Betty saint. - ` _ » .
oroae 1. tm 1 mviri Mseteou, 2 _ Plate Glass Insurance at
Georgie Kennedy. Boyd Bearlsto 0 `
Joseph Arsneault. ' ' ‘ _ _ ~_  'l{l\t€, ‘
Grade I. lc) I Percy l"sl1and.2 ' _
at-ues omit. a Lily Hunter 4 Mona " _ _ G00d_ _Sfl'0l1Z Sf0Cl( C0l\‘ip8l'ilel ar*
Grade II Br 1 Mary Oasley, 3 An
able.
CITY HEALTH CAMPAIGN
IS STRICT!-Y ENFORCED tified and the first batch has ui:-~1d_\' _
simnsv, Australia, April 1s.-
Sydney is concluding one of its per-
iodical health gestures. They are
' unique in many ways. Cynical visit-l
_ _ora compare' them for usefulness to
the dances in which certain African
tribesengage with the object of ban-
ning pestllence.
Fora week or’ more inspectors in.
plain clothes were 'stationed etlseemsh MQ jugigd me . pr.-
stratcgic points about the city wlthf
instructions to summons anyone who
dropped an obsolete tram transfer,
match, cigarette packets or what not.
The newspapers were asked w
state that match dropping would be
regarded as particularly objection-
Scores of offenders have been mon-
sppeared in court. It is expected “Hi
the bench will be busy with can- lor
several weeks.
The health campaigns are al; .-1.1-
growth of the extremely ch 110
health laws passed some years lv:-1
bl' the New South Wales govcrnzurut
as a result of the threat of bun 111°
plague. At that time whole bloci-= cl
buildings were Vllllld down and 1 1-'KI
hotels quafllllllwil. 151|; Q11; fri wt
‘ City ot the authorities _for rt »~..1
’ and they not-o been a tired lot l.. r
since. It is sometimes said that »`z‘~fl'
ney has never been so clean rr- lf
was when the plague still .=i.l,..rtl
through the streets, and SIU 11""
proghoptlcations are made that li “ill
<_ never be so clean again.
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