E1'
,have been appiying a coating of
orlldhed lime to their cultivated
Potato
PAGE SIX , THE CI"IARLO’I"l`ETOWNf
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PRINCE ED
JAMES 1 SALLY
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PRINCE EDWARD THURSDAY
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IN-DAIIDE TEAM
Matinee 3.15  6°. 371'-
Nigai I A us  Me. 42s 52°
'I0 CROSS
HIS PATH
IS T0 BE DOOIVEDI
T0 DISCOVER; HIS
NADIE IS 10 DIE!
A deep-tangled p
EHIND
‘“ LIGHTNING
WARRIOR "
1 SERIAL
COMEDY
'CODIS KARLUFI
Qolsrsnoallcululnes
GANG" - C
ADVEI
I MOUSE
  Peter’s Road 
' Wbtlier conditions are now
ldealiffor plant growth. The mild
warn; rains and balmy air have an ‘
invi@_rating effect on the soil and
fiel<&nd grove are changing their
sombre hue for a rich garb of
green. Farming operations are well
advanced in this vicinity. Many
farmers in this section of country
fields and hay lands which we be-
lieve will result in improved crops
especially that of hay. This latter
cijop seemed to have retograded
during the years of the potato bo-
e eas rn and southern . mst d
waters' WMI’ the “Ich °ff I Manned . womens mlm uh The regular monthly meeting of <
North shofe 1 n held their opening meeting int e I tme -
t 5 1`¢P° ed ex. ‘schoolhouse on 11-rlday evening, the Shox-brooks Womens Institute
n .
the past two Sundays.
The fox ranch of Mr. J. L. Mc-
Kinnon, Peters Rd. has the largest
number of young in its history,
with no losses. The Macdonald- "L
Johnston Ranch, Peters Rd. also
had a good average increase of "I
4 ii d tn t f A
______.;__ L ch said he will make the tour sm “P an Im 5 ° “UNB Pllfyll
with his wife, the former Josephine d A:T{';y ‘é°l;b‘;kt};°“k; Ya; W; were very capabiy acted A strong
McKee of St. Paul, Minn. “Sty 5 °" 9 °5P antitlhetsis was observed in the
eh" plane I5' A high wmgl Collection amounted to 85 cents. sm.: hiownfsmkerh Jim simpson
monoplane and will have a cruisins, Mn Lyman Han invited the mem- ;x’Inu rswwi etilmvizrty; Played a part
opei, nanza. The following is the standing of ,peed 011.75 mile, M., hour, and ai ben to her home for the June J] 5' d H 5 °t Millie and
na _ ins chemin scnooi for inc month tcp of zio. mmm lygf; 2” d’ l;‘°:;“ W" 1"*°"°°;
I ,The sehr. Hazel B. Miner, cept. of April:-Grade VH-~l~ Pevllne Lynch said he and Mrs. Lynch ' ° 5° ° ° °PP°°l'°“°° °
i 0 fisldney Munn, Murray River. has Maccardle, 2_ Austin Bears. plan to start from the Newark. N. J. H02;  closed with the NL om" Ruddy' the Vmage P°5tm“'
ue I been discharging fertilizer for :hs Grads vi.-I A- Keith iimecir, 2. Aim.. ,S S00., ,.5 ...Sis of his pisne ' *ef at "le °l°S° °f *he Play whl°h
Growers Association at Fred Sherry. are completed and go westward to A lil:-SM;1Hd;rttl1i1Ef effi¥;nt direction
River wharf. and V-I'.._`3_1__1¢;n 5¢hur-Inari, gh p in C t, The couple will ° '~ “U ¢- evsudeviilc
--- 2. ai-ii.: Gardiner, s. Jem Mae- thin il; nliriilmic Nome, ind wiii . - between W* "’°“5*‘° 4°” *I*
M1* and Mrs- Raymond Dewar on-die, 4. Myrtle fingers- cross ic siherie by way of Bering Murder And Suicide h°“s°' The °“° W” " ‘°“°'"‘
family recently arrived from G;-mg 111.-1. Francis Rogers, 2. sh-air, gnirig to Vledlvoswk- C011- In Summer Camp  ilmpson (ia. farmer), Fulton
West and have located at Pe- Colvin Clark, 3. Ralph Sherry. tinuing southward, they plan to i-_ 0 er Bon' Many Elmpsm “nm”
Road. They are residing on Gnd, I_.,_1, A_ Hu¢1R°g,”_ mm the Malay Peninsula' md AUION, N* H., May 31_An wife), Mrs. J. E. Andrews. Lizzie
premises °f Mr- "°h“ M¢L°3!l¢ Grade I--1. B George Macderdle then hop over water to Australia. autopsy on the bodies of Helen Brown (an mphml' MM Paul’
Mr. Dewar saw service in the ands I,-1,  Olive Rogers: 2- From Australia they will follow the Luscomb 25 or Lawrence, Mass-, Grandpa simpson’ Frank Bagmu’
W” “ld °“ Ill' <””h°l‘K° ri-can Rogers a. Minnie Rogers. irsii of Bert iiiniucr Amy Johnson' and wIII'idm'1=~..,m 34 of Andover Auntie P“’“” Mr* "' 5' M'°L°°"'
““ with hi’ “muy In th’ Mid' Teacher Miles Gladys M. Murphy- and Wing commander Kingsford Mass. found in a' summer camp Lemuel Hecker' R” Hamm' Phu
West. A succession of crop re- -i-' Smith to England and then make near here Sunday today disclosed gmlrlgerllifomce cumme' amy
" ‘d’°“°"-' M” °*°') °°“'*l’°l° Mr and Mrs Alien MacLean and thefi- way to canada and back in' ' °° er’ rs' F' Bmw' ‘mf
- ' ` ' ' 'P°“°° "ld th" th” W°“‘““ ‘“’P‘“' Brisas (The 'Town Msrahsiil .ns EAT AJAFFA DATE DAILY IT CLEARS THE COMPIEXION
tc; lxgar and family to re- chudmh of Moncton, N.. B., spent New York by wny of Iceland. cntly had shot her companion and E_ And _ ' `
r mm" pr°"l“°°' Mr' the week end and holiday. at Mr. Greenland and Cochrane, Ont .then committed suicide, presum-I rem Orrin Ruddy (The
is at pl. t 1 ' _ ' ,Village Postmaster). Jas. E. An-
lobster mfg?" oingfedu  Maclieans fomier home in Free Lynch is a native of Waterbury.l ably amp both had “km poison draws'
d C ry 5 town, the welcome guests 0! Mr- Conn., and was educated at the Both 1=\c5i,¢|-,who WM married and
““ °" Pm" 3°” and Mrs coivin Reeves 'rliey were sms university, Austin Tex ii., mi... of three chudmn, .md _
accompanied by Mrs. J. A. OTOW. Miss Luscomb, whose mother said _
on-~ of in i<»»-sr fini... i.- ,,,,, O, ,,,,,,,.,,,, ,,___` ,,,, ,,,, ,M ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, ,.,,,,,,,_ U. S. N ot Interested
 nzgpzmli' The Indies oz- nose viuiey. have smmanooxa INSTITUTII pcm md me ind,” appmmly In L3.I1€8.Il;16    I
' had been in the camp during that 011 Bfgngg _ _
-- the C/Iea esftf If  sf%oJ
I WASI-llNG'I'Ol\ M 31 P ru *
. ‘ `» sv -- _ . . _
May 20th Quite s miie number mei °“ May “ill Hi 2 P "1 st “W i i>.-mi.. Rsmsay M.cD°,..,,d~, pl.. W. H. sciiwaarz a acne LIMIIID
that the Lausanne reparations con- llllllll Ind Ill!!! JOUR
Bedeque _
nl
Means soo  0° W
Night 'I I I-I5 .. :6¢.|47'¢-l 
LLIE DDV GE 0
“BIess the Ladies"-Slim Summerville Comedy COM! 'I0 GONNW/*U~ '"4"
night 3395-6-1-21.
  Lvrwiieos. 2° swf-S I* WW
Bell 'res Rooms S205 Wk
A P I T 0 L Means. au us :ss 
sim -I s sis ._ ssc. 42c-
si ;_iN_‘-ms A F Love" 1°  ii- »=-<»- 
Drama of el Sharm who had
N bg". his pal unless he
“wld prove his Innocence
by sunrise!
Ioi'-and o hidden enemy
uncovered ai the eleventh hourl
A whirlwind of thrills, mystery, suspense!
. which was the ioplc for thc iiicet- H°nde"5°"~
siiectiveiy in both sections during. Round \V0rld Flight ,,,g_ *
Ill A Molwplalle I A °°l°- “M°°ll°f 1° *he Name “Tnz crry ramona." -A very
__ Th” I L°"°-" W” "fy swemy delightful play was presented in
Canadian Press, "'°lld°l'°d" by MW I-'Y"’1’“l’l H"~u~ Brackley Hall on Wednesday by
srnmcrmiin, MAss._iviiiy ai. |°l1°1'“°- M°ll1°l' Mecllfee by IH' the 1-:unter River Dramatic club.
ieutenant Frank J. Lynch oiixltzteél I”;;;il;m°l:°ll mlliiilx by The players could not be excelled
. ' . en 9' Pe“an ea' I thi bIl`D . . .
sulnmlt' N}<.Jrins;‘hl;¢::stci;It;esiI\yuigxm ‘“'° °f °h° ‘f”="l°°" W” *"1 ex- rzspsceiil/caper; TI; rflifiisiomng tx” which ci whole notion lives . . . dates.
as a - - -
this deainble crop we an not imtmcwr at San Diego md L change of flower slips and seeds sip of sauy Heck” brought pens
i>¢rsona1ly informed of the many f°"“" m°vie stunt Duct' today amongllhie membelisl d b of laughter from the lun “-
other ranches here but presume “““°““°°d details °f B' 40900 mu” A de com “mc was serve y Iuence` The roles M uw "ry sm'
that Rau is weu.._P mm-,d_.1;h¢ World fiighf, in A mono. th° h°5I'°°‘ muted by Mrs- D* bltious Grandpa Simpson. his lov-
' ' plane naw nearing completion here- Gunning md Mn' Maj” T°W“` able little friend Lizzie Brown, an
yn ` _ '
Th
Th _ of wsmeh n_,s¢mpI¢d, and thelhcn-ic of Mrs. Frank caiibcck, with R6dllG6  Ill
e Presbyterian congregation Elcoman of omcers resulted ,_.;‘the president Mrs L B Linkletter
Mm... n...... N .i. .I I.. - ' ' ' Peruvian Curreiic _f=~»¢-= on J»--eieiswmoiirws
Road D h °' an °_ follows. Pnndmt Mr, J, W_ in the chair. The meeting opened y Ge al
n W ave regum, um ` with th creed' followed by smgv ____ i ner conference on world trade
‘“ "‘°" ’°SP°°°lv° \=l\“f°h¢l- M“°K°""°' I"°°`m"d°"t' W' ini; of iei.. women. rnsiiniis ci.. 1-IMA. Pnw, May a1-fAr>- “'“-"““’ °°"“Y by °*‘° U“’°°“ WW
H1‘bertDin,sre ,Mrs.K. . I __ _
has byerllmerl a cIhFoI°slcal student' He MacKn;; Brsdallazirlvc. Direct- "°I~ Thi* mlmlles “nd nnlmdal Three mms deslned tc’ ease Pprusi state department to have le" un
in... I ---
HOME FOR HOLI'DAYS--Ed-
 ward Murphy, son of Mr. and Mrs.
- Francis P. Murphy. Ind Dlrllsl
Fogarty, son of Mrs. W- Fogarty '_
had been missin three weeks and
C0hg
n place 1" charge °f this _ t tment of previous meeting financial condition by lowering ihcishakm the det°rmi"“l'I°“ 07 tm'
regatmn for the “umm” gs' Mr;  D'mM°;;,?°r;;vu§E; ;;E Elven by the secretary andlltold backing of the sol. establlshinglcmmvy to remain. “WW ‘mm
5 Mr nas" prewhod v Byl'\'10ll GWSO . » < 1 I d iiniisanne.
ery cousins* Ammon' Mm Wmmm adopted as read. a national budget commsscn an Th United M h W be n
The roll call was responded to reducing the capital of the central] 9 5 95 53 n el' °
»+e+e-e-e-o++a+e++¢ Mnlnwsh’ Mm John Trmlsdllml by fourteen members and six visi- reserve bank here parsed today. “5k"d t° “tl/‘md the L°‘“"m°
z The meeting wg] be him m lf: tors by a Mother's Day selection. Under one measure the gold back F“th"l-“Ui and If II W"-P ukcd'
f€C0lld Wedllfw ly 01' 11° m°1l " state department officials said, it
The n xt mn to be h ld at me The report of school committeel of the Peruvian currency would be
Q me K e was given by Mrs M W Townsend reduced from about 98 orcent to W°“1d "°t send d°I°3`°l°" Thi'
,-_~
DEIITRAI. GUARDIAII
S. S. "RARLAND KIDS! Birth
leaving Pickard‘s Wharf It 3 P. M-
due on return 8.45 P. M. Return
fare 40 cents 339744 3|
omitted.
Bell Tea Rooms. .3335'1“
arrived. home on Saturday after
the closing of St. Dunstan's college,
Charlottetown- They will Spend
the summer vacation at their re-
spective hcmes.-Moncton Times.
ENTERTAINED- -Miss Isabel
Jamieson, of Halifax, was the
iidstes ai a very dsiighirui I1 table
bridge party at the Canadian
National Hotel last Saturday after-
zioon. The beautiful lounge room
snap-dragon for the occasion as
was also the breakfast room where
ri delicious lunch was served- The
I were Mrs- Lloyd Wellner, Miss Ida'
iblenderson, Mrs. Hornby, 15131-
Arthur I-l Mould of the Canadian
Nniioiinl l'-Ioicl, and Mrs, E.
day Excursion on East River
Luivciilaoiv. as cents at Milam |
Bell Tea Rooms. 33354-Wk
P. W. C. GRADUATE.-MY*
Morrls Deacon, Pireewwn, received
a first year certificate at the gradu-
ation exerclses of Prince of WIIOB
College His name was accidently
LUNCHEON. 25 cents It Mlllbll'
was decorated with yellow and Pink'
names of the ladies winning prizes!
_ _
II N ALI. the world theres only one frultlon
Q
._ ,
»
i
I I
I
1
.ins
io/
I Other fruits are supplemenis= dates are o
staple necessity. + You will enioy eating them oiten ,
il you have .lcffo Dales in your home. For they are
Imported direct from the Garden of Eden in Meso-
potamia. And they are the best protected: carefully
Ioid in layers, triply protected in the Jolla container.
Scilods and sandwiches, candies and cakes, ples ‘
ond puddingsi mony dishes and most meals are -
the better for Jello Dates, the cheapest of all Irulls.
\\
\
S E E B home of Mn' J' W' Macxemle' I D I D Goicmmcnt has held since PIHI
d f si lr co ittee by Mrs- 50 t. W'th orresponding ` ‘
, The mn can to be xmwmd by geo ol-larifis andmlirzs. John Chap- incrlzxsfzetln the) silvzrcand miirket-I delll Wil-S°ll`S time th” "I"
' Garden and P°u“'ry hmm' pelle. The bills arising from H1886 able r backin permitting the United slat” “'5l‘°d “° "°l’"°ll°n°
E.
The mmy mend' °f ms' Robe" committees were voted paid. mmzapgank to increase the from Germany and is therefore not
" Mm” °' New Annm' an Dleawd Correspondence re Red Cross National currency from 38,000,000 "°llC'=i`ll°d “wut l’°P°"““°”'
°° W°1°°"l° 11°' NCI! ll°m° Wlllll- d 1 , . .After the European powers have
after receiving treatment in thol and mamma News was na ' ti. "I" to 76’0o°'0°° soles' (The pm
~ was decided that each member is; val e ov! the sol is 28 cents but the `¢l1¢ll€d 101110 uslfcmelli- 011 NPI!-
w¢ 1,", for ng, "mg Sdn” olgumy H°”"'°l' md l’° °°° l to take her own and neighbors do-I cugeny, “ummm on foreign ations and intergovernmental deb".
"gd bg", ngggggygp mg er mm tamed In “nth” nation to Red Cross to next meet- ,mhmm u 5 ¢¢n¢,_) the United States will cons der
_INSPECTED WHITE SBD
OATS also aomefkood BLACK
DATE.
new DEED OATS are
becoming scarce. -
Garter & Co.
LIMITED
sseossnri -
ing. More subscriptions to our In-`
B | t E S stitute News were asked for. - ‘
The following committee was ap-
pointed with president to fill in
questionaires: Mrs. George Harris,
Mrs. Frank Townsend and Mrs.
Lyman Hall. Discussion on the
coming District Convention was
engaged in and a committee ap-
pointed to confer with the dele-
gates from the other Institutes
and make all necessary arrange-
ments. ~
- Each_ member and visitor wore a
lint h heme of Mothefa ,lg
rare to maine concerning the debts
_ proposals foreign countries may
l they owe this country. -
In his recent visli, to the dlilfrnlr
ment conference at Geneva. Henry
L. Btlmson, Secretary of State. IC'
ri-dined from discussing the fever-
atlons and Inter-governmental debt
problem and the state deblfflllmf
says he has not discussed °-hil
problem by 'l'rans-Atlantic tele-
ND¢fl%l0l1s the delegates would=
°°l1-915°’ Plans for betterment of
commercial conditions the woi-ld_
over- But reparations so greatly,
overshadowed the Proposed trade
discussion and congress was so`
hostile in United States particlp-I
ation in Nblrationa discussions,
that the state department never]
considered the sending of delegates
to Lausanne.
_#___
LONG CIIIK WOMlN‘S INSTI-
'l'U'l'l
The Hauler monthly meeting of
the Xml Creek Women’s Institute
met at the`home of Mrs. Ernest
'hlrner on Wednesday evening;
Hay 4th with an attendance of
twelve members and four visitors.
We were pleased to welcome one
new member.
In the absence of the secretary,
MIB Kerlaret MacArthur was ap-
pointed to act for the evening. The
meeting opened with the singing
.of the Ode and repeating the
been known that after discussion of was read and discussed.
The Rev. Mr. Hardlng'e address
on the work of The Women's 'In-
stitutes, was reid by Miss ugrggr.
et MacArthur and was very inter-
esting 'to ali.
The questionnaires were answer-
ed and given to the secretary to
send to the provincial oonvenon.
Mrs. Malcolm Maamill kindly
invited the members to meet at
her home on May 10th to quilt.
Lunch was served by the hostess
and the meeting closed with sing-
ing.
Mrs. Alexander Mackenzie kind-
ly invited the members to her home
for the next meeting.
::Peraian Balm tones and ltimul-
stes the akin. lrllrant as a flower.
Cool aa morning dew. Safeguards
and beautiilea the meat delicately-
textured akin. cream eompieximia
of exquiaita charm. Adds a subtle
finish to the deintiaat woman. In-
valuabla for ecftenins the hands
and making them dawlaaaly white. ,
phone or cable since h's retur1\'Creed. Roll call was answered with Cool and refreshing. Dalntily irq.
from Europe. an original verse. The minutes of rant. Dsiighmii eg ug, gpg", mi.
Since the first announcement of last meeting were read and appro- heaoitatingly by all woman _who
¢\H1l»\\llIll\0 lC'l!U0l\d¢eapasaI|l|ll*\adalnk g,
Must Go After
The Business
Says Col. Price
aaorrritsu.. my 80-<8: thi
Canadian Press)-.Aggressive salea-
mamhip in the British West Indies
ia neeeaauw if Canada ia to com-
pete auooaaafully with the United
States, Col. W. H. Price. Ontlrie
Attorney General. declared today
Col. Price arrived from Jamaica
his last night and will reach Tor-
onto tonight. He returned from his
brief holiday much improved io
health. I
“lentimont is in favor of Canada
but we have to go after lrusineaa
in more determined fashion. We
have In fight for it," Mr. Price laid.
He did not think there was any
possibility of Canada ever talmg
over control of the British West
indian colonies. _
u Am-.I o. mmm. J. no
Aulay.
I Ari!-R. Wadilll, W. D. Ahh
Di.
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