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U. S. Tariff
Giirtails Orders
MON'I’FLEAL, June 9-`(By The
Canadian Press)-The new United
states duzy sgairsi. lumber was
“prohibiti\'e" and would certainly
tend to reduce the output of Can-
Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of the Pr.nce
Edward Island Fox Exhibitors' As-
sociation will be held in the Agri-
cultural Hall, Charlottetown, at 1.30
p. il., on Tuesday, June 28th, to
transact such business as may reg-
ularly come before it.
' W. R. SHAW,
Secretary
3512-tues fri, tucs fri.
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indian lumber, S. F. Rutherford,
President of the Montreal Lumber
Association of the Board of Trade.
lstated here today.
The duty, according to official
word received by the Board of
Trade, is: rough and plain or dress-
ed on one or more sides, except
flooring of maple, birch 'and beeech.
~ $3 per 1,000 feet board measure.
i "It is a serious blow. to the in-
iidilstry," Rutherford stated. Lumber.
E in‘.eresLs in Eastem Canada Shipped
l large quantities of white pine, hard-1
wood and spruce to the Unized Stat-
`es annually, he said. With this new
tariif rate becoming effective on
‘ June El next, there would be a large
,curtailment of orders, he said.
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the friendiess, and a private libra-
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  "uourmo wsnluon Ann ___ - - 7 _
V cousin! V Guns WOOL “mme sm," but the aoienauri lofi for Brook-
. lyn, New York, s few days later.
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. . -_ 'Bros am-s-s-si  a;’:v‘;'“r:u"fh" “Pm” "M l TMS W!" be Y0lll.‘ last 0DD0l’lilll\itY fn
buy at these prices; A ' V _ ,
""”°""‘“ Buy now - Don’t be disappointed. -
| rnesayrsninn slinvlclls - Mn mchud Mm.” Mum,
_ -~ ` f sth Juno 12th. Rev. Jlus
I itsco Purdle, B. D., will preach. ye5m.d”_ I . . e  .
sabb . ‘ l-lorbor, was u. visitor in the oily W W W un 
hlsh “Wm ill Wlll°l\ he W held arrdulbuuo or 11 am, or-ougo mil,
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, I-/*NES Silk md R-°Y°l\ B\°°°l° _hrs on-lvod nomo on u vlsli to his
ilow errors use warm “"1” "°‘“‘ I” °°’”“" °°d Wm- =_\‘=- E-l>=°l°l 29°- HW” 3'” pu-ents, Mr. me Mrs. M. welslr. s -- - _
Take Care of You." “Nellrer My, 3532-s-B-31. Cumberlmd at
lGfl1‘d¢l'1” WI-5 “H18 by MP5- F-~ L ship Mayor Stewart has received al ’
In
Bradley, Herb Vsnlderstine, James
production is moisture supply audV ` John, N. B., ls enjoying s well earn
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"`g‘“" ‘he ’°“°Wmg extract' mm lvisonohald P. c. Johnson, Peterwolloharly Defence stating that H D°"“l°s’ Jr" Mann" °‘ th' Nm*
iB“ue°'“ N°' 98 (N' S) °f ‘he D°m"Moor.oen. "r. 'r. Goodwin. J. M.'1vr c ships suzuehsy and chem.. “"’°"""“ s°°’"' °"y'
. ,mon Depsilment of Agriculture on- A. S' stmwelh ' ' '
d i _
I “mp mmions and 5°” manage. Qlfriion? those from out of town ijlizuiaziiuzafvgiilycgntsiuist of  Mew" J' “Ray Holman' G' P'
. "lent 55 °f special mter”i': attending were Miss Helen Hub-‘ Walker. J. C. Mountsin, Donald
usb. °.
i .-Plants growing ln the soil have V bard Montreal JV M' Queen' Ah' Bw” md W_ _G_ mlm or “_ -I-_
of extracting wafer held ' ’ »
1-Iolmm Ltd., Bummerslde were
"le Wwe’ . ih s. siill u and oordou ashlrs. _ - . . . _ ._ _ -
_gy me sou through their roots. ‘,“' oh" 'gr I J Cm mcm_| nillunl. .\_l.l.\l¢,es ..._ _ _.ter vmm” to me any ywmdw
`Thls water which also contains sam J d ' I " ‘Wim 'B d |aI of Mrs. Christie Gainhum was
‘ b sto C arch er, oun - _
dissolved material from the soil. “ "‘ °' h-ld frm the f°‘ld°“°° °f he’ :vii-. A. G. cum bon no hu
creek. _ _  P W
,enables the plant to function M; ‘md Mamumo’ of spenoeri _l.i._lV_ter Mrs. Frank Murphy and been vmmng his patents ML md
'normnlly; the water is afterwards ym  '-ll'?’-`-."~ 199 Hm5b°1`° s"°°°~ Mrs. Adam. Campbell leaves to.
Mess., is brother was also amen!
passed oft through the leaves ofthe those unending’ as were the sons on Tuesday momlnlf. J\lll0 'ml W morrow for Saskatoon as telegraph
lant. If additional supplies in ghe St. Dunsl.an's Basilica, where a. Re- operator on the UV N_ RV
l lfxorm of rain do not arrive the re- °f the dem mm Jmk' Jewel :And - qulem High Mass was celebrated by
In _ family, Bt. Catherines, Beec er.l am E
Sewe of moisilunhm the iiolinliqllred Medfmd’ Mm" and Reginald and 5;-Ie argmgiilliloxliald Lett? O’LEARY
exhausted an t 6 CTUP ' Fa ny Tmm_ ~ ‘ » 1
I A rroivlus cron of grain besllw t/° S , , ~ . _ roiuiorr siul ooutluuo to bo pleu-
lmhlte ii perofoilble “se °‘ wat" ,h';°tmt;‘,:ef°’:;§5k;x;nv';!ye;he wm;,:;V»Lcpl:ln. Peter l\l¢D°l1°l4 “nd 9”' _ iliul on the western coast."rhere_
1 when it is about 4 to 6 inches in waiting hear” and B Ions ooretege rick Fltzslrnmons. Service Vat the I have been no great amount of heh
l'ieigllt_ If an ample supply bE ‘lowly formed and pmcceded ,U grave \\'lis volldilctcd by l'2o'._ J'i_mcS ring’ md the but for the next
"""“H‘°*bI° th" "ate °f use of water  cemetery where inter- F'“‘""`i" _ ilishinK season wlll be scarce in this
-err-sin begins to head out. The
mor mum until ripening of the
grain begins when the amount °f
water used falls off rapidly. U 101'
any cause the supply of wat/er runs
short the crop is forced to ad.l\l-Yi-
itself to the deficiency and the
yield is lessened, Under very
favourable conditions a. cl'°P °f
wheat can use as much as half Ill
inch of water daily when at it-S
maximum requirement, and eXP€l’l'
ments have shown that such a cr0l>
can easily dispose of as much N 3°
inches during its growth. When it
is remembered that 20 inches » of
preffpitatloh is considered a good
f,-M1 annual amount for the prair-
ies mai-ly districw receivlI\8 00”'
siuororuiy less than this. and
further, that under ordinary 0011'
ditlons a. large Daft °f the annual
rainfall is lost to cr0DS by 0V“'P°f'
ation and riln off. it 15 1'e'm°“`kam°
that satisfactory yields °°»“ 5°,
Seoured under such compsratively
low rainfall. Fortunately the dl!-
tribution of the rainfall on the
prairies, as a rule, fits in admir-
ably with the needs of sp1‘iB8
seeded grain crops. the 8'N°*°°*'
amounts being received at the tim!
of greatest need.
The statement is frellllelmy H155’
ihri uiversifloruou or orovs will ell-
able the farmer to harvest someth-
ing when dry wer/ther “"5" *M
grain to fall. This must not be
taken to mean that CWP5 °m"
than grain are unaffected by
drought. In times of drought all
erops suffer, no economic plants
can exist without water. Th!
usual conception of drou8ht. h0W'
ever, is the isok or ruin rlurlnz thv
summer months; the total rainfall
may not have been below normal
but grain cmps were injured be-
cause of its abnormal distribution.
At the same time such B. ¢0hdiN0l\
while injuring grain crops may hll/6
been favourable to other whose
maximum water requirements carrie
or o. alrforehi period to that of
grain."
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IN MEMORIAl\-_
L. B. MACMURDO IS LAID
T0 BEST TODAY
(Moncton Transcript)
Leslie B. MalcMurd0 was laid to
rest June 8th. The funeral wus
held from his home at 2 o'clock
and was a most impressive cere-
mony. It was conducted by Rev.
S. J. Macarthur, pastor of the First
Presbyterian church, who was as-
sisted by Rev. W. R. Seeley, pastor
of Wesley Memorial church and
mv, George E. Whitehouse, pastor
of the First Baptist church. Msny
citizens and persons from outside
the city attended. Mr. MacMurdo
was 9 member of the Knights of
Pythins. Masons Oddfellows md
Orangemen and each of these
Orders was l'¢'D\‘%”¢DW1 by hilly
members. The Knights of Pythlss
oommittsl service was utilised at
the gn-lveslde. Many beautiful
floral tributes were received st the
0 4
1-ate 15 then maintained at U15]
MRS. PETER. GILLIS
i The muiy friends on Prince Ed-
,ward Island will be sorry to hear
,of the death of Mrs. Peter Gfllls
,who died in Newport, R. I. A sis-
ior or John' J. xuepourila, Pirquld
_ md sn sunt of Mrs. (Dlx) W. J.
Macmillan, ohrrloiletown.
After s. five days' illness, from
pneumonia, Mrs. Mary Gillis, wife
of Peter Gillis, died Thursday af-
ternoon 'st her home on Brandt
‘ street, Newport; R. I., in her sev-
enty-xiinth` ye'ur.~8lie was born in
Pisquld Enst,"Prlnce' Edward Is-
land, is dusghter of Angus and
Cstherlns~M\cDonsld, who were
‘among urs rir-se scottish crihollo
isettlers fn that province. Mr. and
lim. ciillls were married in cour-
brldge, Mass., 48 years ago and
later came to Newport, where they
had since resided. Mrs. Gulis was
one of the first members of St.‘
Josephs Church and ll. member of
the Sanctuary and Rosary societies
of that church, of the Christian
Mothers of the Censcls Convent
‘uid or lil-io Ladies' Auxiliary or the
Railroad Veterans.
She is survived by her husband;
`six sons-William J. and Peter,
employed at the Torpedo Station;
_ John and Rank, of the New Eng-
`la.rid Steamship Company; James
A., of the Trslnlng -Station, and
Leo. B., on the staff of Bt. Mary's
Hospital in Decatur, Ill.--four
dsughters, Mrs. Winlfred Prelinger,
who has recently returned rfom
Honolulu; Mrs. Catherine Ember-
Vton of San Diego, Cal.; Mrs. Mary
.Jtandlng Record in Theory and
GUNS CONFISCATED-Yesterday,
morning at 11.00 o'clocl: on infor-
mation of Federal Migratory Blrd|
Warden Spurgeon Jenkins. two
fore Ma strate Donald McKinnon,
Birds Convention Act with hunt-
ing nugrstcry non-game birds-to
wit cranes. The accused were ep-
prehended on Pisquld River Marsh
on the evening of June 2nd. Both
pleaded guilty and esch was fined
$10.00 and costs or 10 days and
guns were ordered conflsrated. The
fines were paid.
SUCCESSFUL NURSE-Al: the
graduation exercises of the Wo-
mans College Hospital held recent-
ly in the Roof Gardens of the
Royal York Hotel, Toronto, Miss
Jean M. Townsend, who graduated
from that hospital in 1981, was
awarded a special prize for Cut-
Practlcal Work, having made an
average mari: of 88.8% in theory
and 86.8% in practical work over
the three year period. During her
senlor year in seven out of nine
subjects she made 90% or over.
Miss Townsend is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Major W. Townsend
of Sherbrooke, P. E. I., and owing
to illness during her training has
lust recently completed her course.
A MERITED ll0NOR»-'I‘rul‘o
News-The many friends in 'Truro
of Rev. G. W. F. Glendennlng ore
pleased with the honor recently
Esposito of Youngstown, Ohio, and
Mrs. Dolores Hole of this city; 22f
'gl-undchildxcn, two brothers andl
` The funeral of Mrs. Mary El-
len Gillis, wife of Peter Gillis, took
V place Monday from her late home _
-on Brandt street to St. Josephs;
Church. Rev. Charles J. Mahoney, |
formerly of this city and now of |
Providence, celebrated a mass of
lrequlem, and Rev. Edward A. Hlg- V
‘ ney, pastor of Bt. Joseph's and Rev. l
John W. Man-an officiated at, the;
grave in St. Columbsfs cemetery.
The bearers were Dougald, Her-
msn, Everett, and Charles Glllls,l
nephews, Philip McDougall and
Robert Horton. ,
Numerous spiritual bouquets and ,
floral csrds and messages of sym-Vi
pethy were received and were ‘
deeply appreciated. Rlequlescat in
pace.
(Pstriol: please copy -
‘ilu-eo sisters. '
conferred on him by his Alma.
Meter, Mount Allison University,
when he was made I Doctor of
Divinity. Dr. Glendenning was
pastor of Brunswick street Meth-
odlst Church, Truro, sbouttwenty
years ago. During his stay here he
endeared himself to those with
whom he came in contact. W. H.
Nowlln, now clerk of the First
Baptist Church, moved to Truro
about the some time as did Mr.
Glwdvnhlrll- The two were fellow
residents at Berwick, Middleton
and Digby. Dr. Glendennlng was
both in Truemanville, Cumb. Co.,
son of the late John Glsndennlng.
He received his early education in
Amherst, obtaining his B. A. do.
gree nt Mount Allison and his
B. T. B| at Boston University. He
held pastorates at Halifax, chu-.
lottetown, Digby, Moncton, Truro,
Middleton, Berwick uid Hllnilton,
Bermuda.
AM Skin Health A
Daily use of Cllltlrl Snap
1" “dl I fragrant touch
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to the toilet. .V ` ‘
lllcimnses with U10 Zmwth “nm i'h°_ mtem was madeV ` V i- locality. P‘arlniIl8 Operstidns ore
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_ FINE" sumo AND COSTS AND about completed in this section. tile
farmers now being very busy with
the planting of their root-crops,
there being l considerable decrease
in the potato acreage.
residents of Plsquid appeared be-_ _ -"*. ‘
There passed to her eternal re
si '
‘K QV charged ,ww th, mmm” were oh lvray si or nor home ssl
West Cape, Mrs. Roy MoWlllls_m,
leavin! A husband and five small
children to mourn their irreparable
loss. To the bereaved the sincere
sympathy of this community is ex-
tended. _ -
1_
Mr. Preston Ellis, Summerslde,
was S guest on Moy 31 st the home
of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Bootes, West
Point.
Sincere sympathy is extended, to
mr. me mr. Hugh Monroe 'ami
family, of Coleman, in the death
of their dlu3htAl'. MI1. Ernest
Pearson (Nina McPhee) in Btsm-_
ford, Conn., on May 5.
There passed peacefully sway on
June 2, Mr. Edward Boyles of
Glenwood, after an Illness of only
s few days. The deceased was the
sonofthelstsMr.sndMrs.Ar-
thur W. Boylos and had lived in
this community ell his life, resid.
ing st the time cf_Vrlls death with
his sister, Mrs. Webster Bculter, on
the old Boylan homestead Inter-
ment ln Glenwood Cemetery 'on
June 4, with Rev. John Sterling
officiating.
_-_
There piled to her eternal re-
ward on June 4, st West Point,
Mrs. Andrew Stnwlrt (Effie Mc-
Donsld) after il. lingering illness
which was home with christian for-
titude snd resignation to the Dt-
vlne Will. There are left to mourn
is sorrowlng husband. one son, Wil-
llam, and two daughters, Daisy and
Edna. The deceased was the daugh-
t/er of Mr. Wllllsm Mcbonsld, re-
Wid lilllt-hover of West Point
Lishtllouss, where she was born 50
yours 180- There remains also four
sisters, Mrs. Samuel Smith, West
Point, Mrs. B. B.'Dumvllle, West
Ulm Mrs. Gerald Currie, Irma,
Alb¢l’¢l.'lmd Mrs. Charles McWil-
liams. Errol. N. H., and two broth.
en Messrs. Stanley and John Mc-
Donald, West Point.
MIM M. A. stewart of the
B°“f\=°w°°d Homiul mir, amou-
line, Mlm., has nnivgd gg hu-
home in West Point where she will
llhnd her vsostlon. While enroute
uno viutoa mr cousins. lun. .ibuirlr
McCullough IDG Mrs. (Dr.) A. A.
Mchellen. Summer-side. 0.
Dalhousie Board
’ Meets Today
HALIPAX. June il-my -rho
ouualm Prem-'rho sous of
governors _or Dalhousie University
*ill “M G1 Prldly nicht town-
Mer e.-wane or notion following
the resignation of Choirmm Q.
Ind Nc. Tllclm Sc. _ _
Company. Led.. llcltnol.
_!‘re}P¢or|un.whorstlndftsmths
board because ofdifflnnecswlsli
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first time on Prince Edward Island by Central
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POPSICLES are modern, distinctive and appeal-
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RETMLS at 50
POPSICLES are made from cane sugar, fruit
juices, crushed fruit and pure 'Island cream
blended and frozen. They are wrapped 'and sold
ln sanitary packages. _
Everybody will like POPSICLES, particularly
the kiddies. Made in three flavors Pineapple,
Orange and Banana. This new confection is on
a par with the high quality of all Perfection
dairy products. _ , .
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