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THE menu card which tells what you eat can tell
you more about your future than any pack of
fortune-telling cards. Success and happiness come
easily to the fortunate possessors of_ sparkling energy
and glowing health. And these, in turn, come mainly
from eating food which gives the body, in proper
balance, the varied elements of nourishment it needs.
Here’s just such a food . . . and with a flavour loved
by millions. In a single serving of Grape-Nuts is more
varied nourishment than many a heartymeal. The
crisp'ness‘ of its golden kernels urges you to chew
Grape-Nuts . . . thereby bringing out the full, delicate,
nut-like flavour . . . and adding important benefits to
June is. rwehtord square school
Hall at 8 _o'clock. Silver collectlon._
to defray expenses. 5274-8-15-2if
jitarrglaroe"./Zz/crri/@1z00M! 
-- they can now have az C0mplefe[z°1/z°1zgKo01}z i'
;’2,i.t:‘:‘I:I‘i‘; 2°;.‘1;'°°..‘:.i' 'Zt’..‘3§ including a smart,iieW KRGEHLER group or
cAa Numan nooxs ‘contain-
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GOES ON SLIP-The S. B. Hills.
boro has gone to Pict.ou to go on
the slip. Her place is being taken
for the present by the motor boat
Ethel of Nine Mile Creek.
Massns Amaar Bi.ANCirAim l
nAni1:oNr: AND Lnoim wAnn, '
CORNET, will ,assist at the
violin recital given by the pupils of
Miss Kathleen Hornby, this
evening June 16. Rochford Square
sohoo `
1 H811 at 8 o`Cl0Ck.
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teeth and digestion.
Greet a brighter day tomorrow with Grape-Nuts for
breakfast. Your grocer ‘has it. 19 servings to a
package; Grape-Nuts is made in Canada from
Canadian wheat. '
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CHURCH SERVICE in Sturgeon
Baptist Church, Thursday evening,
at 8 o'clock, the 18th, also at Glen
William Hall Friday at 8 o‘clock;
Cambridge Hall Saturday, the 20th
at 8 o’cloek and Millt/own Hall at
- 2.30, Sabbath, 21st.. Speaker, Philip
Bears. V
NOVENA OPENS-A novens. in
honor of Our Lady of Perpetual
Help was begun in St. Peter's
Church last nlgfnt. Rev. Joseph 0'-
I-Iara, C.SS.R., of the staff of the '
Holy Redeemer Church, Charlotte-
town, P.E.I., will conduct the exer-
cises.-Saint John Telegraph Jour-
nal. ~
FUNERAL-The funeral of Wil-
liam, infant son. of Mi-_. and Mrs.
Kenneth MacDonald, of Tryon, was -
held on Friday, June 12th at 2 p.
m. The service was conducted by
the pastor, Rev. J. L. Lund. The
pall bearers were: Messrs. Frank
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UNDER CONSIDERATION
C'l"l`AWA, June 15-The casual
announcement by Premier R. B.
Bennett today that Canada was
considering the purchase of Labra-
dor suggests that negotiations drop-
petl iibout seven years ago have
Prriiiior Monroe oi’ Newfoundland
offered. in ii letter to Premier
Trisrliereau of Quebec, to give Can.
adn ti quit»clairn to the whole in-
DOW€l`S 8.l‘€ COXlCi‘!l‘!`l€€l. V
L.-iSR.~\DOR PURCHASE ~ row .strip at the mouth of every
' river was to be deeded to Canada,
presumably so that Canadians
would at all times have access to
the sea via their own property.
The records at Ottawa contain
little about the natural resources of
Labrador. A report by A. P. Low.
been revived. At that time the then published in 1895, is still the elas-
slc authority. His findings of the
wealth of Labrador were not im-
pressive, exccpt so far as the water
and Harold Harvey. Interment was
made in the Peoples' Cemetery at_
Tryon. The sympathy of the com-l
munity goes out to the bereavedi
parents.
A STRING QUARTETTE Will,
play at the violin recital given by '_ ~
the pupils of Miss Kathleen Hornby ` ,
this evening, June 16, Rochford
Square
PROMOTION GAZETTED-Pro-
motion of Major F. I. Andrew to the _
rank -of Lieutenant Colonel and to ,.1
command the Prince Edward Island 
Light Horse of Charlottetown, was 'rf
announced June ist from the De- f _
partment of National Defense. I `-,‘ _
Lieut.-Col.. Andrew succeeds Col.` , ‘
G. E. Full, who has been appointed -._
to command the Second Reserve .-
Regiment-of the Charlottetown Un-
it. Lleut.-Col. Andrew was award- , ,
ed the Military Medal for his ser- _
vice during the great war. .He pro- ,
ceeded to England with the Sixth
Canadian Mounted Rifles in July. .'
1915, and served in France and Bel-
gium from October of that year un- - _
til November of 1918.-Sydney Re-
lnvited 'to ‘Come in and inspect (lar Splendid Values I 2.
Our Buyers have been planning for months this Sale of Living Room Suites. They: have
selected the smartest rltsigns in a wide rnnjre of coverings from Krochlei'-tlie Woi'ld`s larcfest
The Brides of To-Day, and the Brides of Utlier Years are L
manufacturer of Living Room Furniture. Quan tlty bu_vin;r for our tivo Stores nukes possible 3~
Big Sav.lngs._ Suite above, with deep liixuriant st-:its and hlgii lmcks in rich Mohair is an onl-
standing value at   . . . . . . . .
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sohooi Han at s_o'¢ioeir. - `
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H a v e Guaranteed
Furniture in Your
Home~At Low Cost
KROEHLER Guarantees
That all frames are made of
kilndried, hardwood lumber-_
well braced, dow | d
glued. Will not brgalr doailiiiil
'That 3-" Springs are made of `
95_ Hl"3._lll', high tempered
Sllflng wire. resting on _Sgr-¢|
“"0 M’-llblnr that will not
Sas or give way.
That Filly clean. new filling
material and cotton padding
are used throughout,
,,,,,,,,;,,,,,,,,,,.,,, _ llereis Another Sensational Saving (lftered
These Values When
0... St... 1. rn......-.tt uring This Bride’s Sale-See lt To-Day
Furniture prices are lower ' t 5,7,
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many years. In planning 
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than ,they have been for
these groups, we toolt ativan-
tsge of every aiiving. Only
pieces of high quality and ex-
cellent design were selected.
Now you can have a new liv-
ing room that is correct in
every detail, at unusually
moderate cost. See them to-
morrow.
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' Conifoi°t*and durability are in-built in this
Beautiful (`hestcrficlrl Suite. Upholstered in rich
1 Englisli Mohair in dai'
Eli.
$
is a feeling of depth an
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k Taupe shade, with- re-
verse side' of Cushion in Frieze Patterns. There
d comfort, found only in
Better (irnrle Suites. Suite of 
three pieces...................
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in-it-r of Lani-ador for sis,o'oo,ooo.
Canada considered the price too
Sleep,
when Premier Monroe offered
Liahi-odor to Canada, the _offer em-
braretl everything but a. narrow
strip of the coast, which was to en-
sure the continuance of Newfound-
lrn:l’s fishing rights. Over this strip,
‘ing by the Beauharnois capitalize.
Some sentimental value is recog-
nized ln the rounding out of the
Dominion, and that, with the water
powers known to be there, might-
lnduce, it is thought, the Bennett
government to buy Labrador. Judg-
tion the time may come soon when
$15-000.000 would be a small sum
11 pee. Living-Room -Group-including Smart iieriiiroehler Suite i
A 20~PIECE QRCHESTRA Will, _
cowiriara Fon »
play at the violin recital given by 71 ` _ _ _. ., . , . .
the pupils of Miss Kathleen Hornhy` Comprising Chesterfield, Armchair, and S“‘°l\’"-4 ‘5f‘”‘"d 'll “alllut Flmshf _
this evening June 16. Rochford _ _ Firesme _Chain in rich Mohair with reverse    two handsome \ eloiri' Pillows. Brass Plated
Square School Hsu 'at 8 ovcmk' i Cushions in Jacquard Velour Chesterfield Table ' Lamp with Parchment Shade and Mantle Mirror
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5274'6'15`21 I End ¢1~ab|e,- DELIVERED In Burnished Gold Frame.
cord. ' ‘ I .,
~C.1im:la was t/o have Judicial and ‘for the Hamilton river power site
administrative rights, and a. ner- alone.
hir;
_ One Stop Garage
. Service
We offer a garage service complete in it
self and supported, in addition, by
the entire resources of our main
plant. ` This stand-by pla_nt
means that when you need it,
‘ there’s a machine shop. forge,
welding and -cylinder re-
grinding service to help
you. No other garage
in the East offers as
complete a service.
Sales and service
for DeSoto &
Plvmouth cars
service for
all cars.
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ACCEPTS HOTEL POSITION -, _:-
Edward Babineau, one of the popu- _ .'_'
lar young men of Amherst, has been ‘_
offered a position or night clerk, .-_.
with the Queen Hotei in charlotte- i' - il
town, and has accepted and expects 
to leave some time next week to '
Selected to Furnish the New Canadian National Hotel
take up his new duties. The Queen! 
is under the management of Harry _ _
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T'-f   sv r rrrecrivr 'ru L UN ‘ ioru
covENiiaN'r EASY Tennis  "e “ ‘ ' ‘ J ‘ L '
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Brown, formerly of Amherst.-Am '_
herst News.
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POLICE COW-M ee PM ~;~_-<-_f=.~i  wi -.1
Court yesterday morning ,a ~'~¢°""-`-so-~ ~‘ '* -"' ‘ '  ’ ` ' ` ` " ` ` `
charged with vagrnncy was given """_”“`_“l`° °""""`_ ""7,
thirty days in jail. A sefond was ion for $85 value of goods sold and PERSONALS
ded tin '
“man wednesday’ one deli 'e ed continued before His HOU
drunk and incapable was also re- ou; Suas Du” at the Queens Mr. Eddison Hardy. student at
mended tiii wednesday. 'rwo others' e -Y . -Mt Allison ls spending his liolldays
County
costs or five days One drunk and “med
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.incapable had $5 ball estreated. ‘Two gamishers appeared before- _theres much improwement as hisj.
Court.
luncheon yesterday the speakerimswer
was Rotarian Dr. Clarence Mac-ladmmed that there was mon. teding high school at Brookline.;
Kinnon, Principal of Pine Hill col- icy awmung the order of the gourt, Mass., is expected home tomorrow.-
lege, Halifax, who gave a most in-*The Court was adjourned till Juni*
structlve and illuminating adddress 17 when the case :t Block vs Park-
on "Education" Rotarian James E.'mu, Wm be heard SH1l1h°P€. SPGM Saturday in the
Harris was in the chair. The guests __i------~---- ‘UW-
present were Rotarians Walter ::HORSI-:MEN ATTENTION. - -_-
Clousoli and Prank Bradshaw, of"l'i-dining tickets for mee horses are Mr. and Mrs. J.  ssliand have!
St. John's, Newfoundland Club. The’ available at the Secretary! Onlce. letllrnsd lo' York 8-.iff 8 il-f‘flS2l”ll
secretary rem ii letter from the rrovin¢.~;ni Building. A no or $5.00 vlslt to Halifax-
St. Juhn's Club thanking the Chiu'-1 will be charged for each horse. This -- -
lottetown Rotarians for their hos- money will he used to keep thi- track' AUSTRALIA PLANS _
pitality. A request from the Catho-l in condition. Stalls will be avail- DRASTIC SAVINGS'
llc Women'g'League for cu-g to as-lable until the horses arrive for -1
out in the entertainment of vim- rixiiiairiox Races uimut August MELBOURNE. Allstrllllfl- June 15
ors to the convention an July ard 10th, when they must be vacated, -Drastic alterations in taxation
was referred to a committee, but will be available for use after and severe cuts in public expendit-
sriniiiuon untii octorer i~.i. J. w ure liars b'°n -weed “mn by ill*
QUEENS COUNTY COURT-The 'B0\l|¢¢l‘-
hen-im of me an of Uniud guild 'Driving Park and Provincial Exhl-| ld today. It is the aim of the var-
- I pm V, §.§{¥i>yilian,a.ii.Aet~bltiou Amouumi. ti, lou.; Governments to again have
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were each fined $10 arid costs or of me defends# give évideme mist his home at Pleasant Grove.
twenty days, one was fined $5 and rebuttal to that of the plaintiff _-
costs or ten days, and one $3 and g,,,e,, on _,une 9_ The Case was “_ The condition of Mr. Thos. Hardy
AT ROTARY-At the R0tary_wu no mm-,ey on hand to '**
Court y=sterday The wife-
tm June 17 for judgment-|Yeo of Union Road does not sliow
One stated that there fhends W°“1d W’5h~
me Cmm The omeri Miss Margaret Essery. who is at-_
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Marshall,
Secretary. Cl' ‘ ..-town. cmiference of prrmiers which clos
balanced budgets within three
years. _
Measures t\ll'£‘HCl.V HKFFCG llllllll
are expected to reduce the combin-
ed State and Federal Goveriinituit
deficit from $195000-000 to 870.000.-
000 in the current fl-#Cal b'€fU`-
The conversion of the entire ln-
ternal loan. of I`l‘dei'al and state
securities alike, to lower interest
rates is the biggest single item oil
the program. All parties are agreecl
this should be carried out. Secur-
ities oi more than tivo billion dol
lars are affected and the reduced
rates are expected to result in a
net saving of 527-500-000-
Tho Coniiiionwealtli Gnvcriimcnt
will reduce all WHSf‘S and Salarleri
under its control by 20 D01' CCUL
from the 1929-30 level. In addition.
old age pensions. siipcrannuatinii
pensions and maternitl' b(`“°fl‘S
will all he cut h_v r0ll!1l'll.\’ 15 llf`1`
cent., with a tntal estimated i.~.v-
ing of 530250000.
The State Govemm:-nt will like
wise effect recluet.ons in their ezz.
psnditiires. tin- combined savlntl 0#
the six state adniiiiistratlniis bt-iii;
cstimateci at anritlier S3t‘-.0fltl_iloti.
The Crmiinonucaltli sales tax 05
two and a half per cent. will DC
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;ii<‘i‘s.~.f1r-ri to :'lii~ tier cent.. \\'ltll-
rzii r'l1.nnic:l i;i:i'~5.t.=_f~ iii i`l"'t'<`liiitll
of $20 Oil() 000.
The pi..iii:f;i‘ -'lii“.' will l.-e iii _
fren-etl 11':-in Ioiix' to t-‘ii pri' erm. 1
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vfiili ni; i"j\l‘t`t<“<.l 1:i.‘i'-in-e .\`lf-‘lil "fi
S~l2.000,00U.
Income tax increases are expect-
ocl to bring another.$'l.500.000 less
$‘2.U00,000 for remission of the z;i‘{
on iiitcrest payinciits.
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