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no reason new ror neglecting to
refurnish your living reen. |~isrs's
a genuine 1sl.us...It sxpaet I
real rush for than msgnificant ’
to orrol Includes
mohair suites n t .
sofa, eiub chair and lounge chair
with reversible- |prU\3-flllsd,
cushions and luxurious dup-.'
cushioned hacks and urls.
U ilUL\iM|’S
Ch‘town and Summcrslde
MII*
The Eastern Guardian
. 'i‘11i~ 1-nlumn In resrrvod for
nrwu or lm-nl interest but advertis-
lm: of 1\ m-\\'»_\' nuture may bo ln-
srrh-il ut 2 rents n word strictly
pnynhln in |\<l\'1\mve.
..'SUBSCR.lr1'IONS to '.l.‘I1c
handed to their Rept. Archie Huma
Phone 47, or left at H. J. Mi1bon’n
..°T11r: ANNUAI. Ml:m'1NG of
the P. E, Island Grass Seed Grower-5
Association (Brown top growers) v:ill
be held in St. Mnry's Hall. Souris.
Allsust l_01l1 nt 3 P. M. by order oi
the Directors, L-g922-g.7_31_
BIRTHS
nn~_\Lr:eR-At 1~iiih`t`e1-"iii\7e'rI`.1T1lfv
3l=t, 1935, to Mr. and Mrs. Wlfred
l\l.~Aler1'( nee Eileen Reid). a
dmlshl/er. Consrratiilations.
GRANT-At Miscouche, August l,
1935. to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Grant, a
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DEATHS
.~u»a.ruv:r;.*1\r;3~.ru‘ea1'b;._Au§n1
6i_\1. 1935. Howard M. Murphy, aged
4° l'0i\r=. son of the lat-e Mr. and
i;I:=.chril~hae1 Murphy or Panmurs
'iilll .
MACEWEN-suddenly at his
home in Sherbrooke, Aug. 7, 1935,
Hubezt Maclllwcn, aged 35 years.
Funeral today at 2 p. m. from the
residence of his father, Russell
MaeEwen. Shrebrooke.
ltI(Tl~I\VEN-In the City Hospital cn
Ail.211.=t 7th, 1935. Mary A. Mac-
ihnnld. dearly beloved wife of
.iaxnfs McEwen, aged 43 years.
Funeral from A. A. Hennescy's
Fuivrai Home Friday morning at
s.45 to st. Dunstan‘s Basilica thence
t0 Roman Catholic Cemetery, _ _
N. D. MacLean I
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TEACHERS’
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Ju mu convention; or can
h tv ldwsrd Island Tssahars’ will
htld ss fo\lews:_. i
:rms mn. amide rum.
Alxlit 21th, Mount !tewsr\
um mn, ui".
Hmm sm. acura.
gm-1 mu. o».»n..m¢m.
sfillomlnr ard, ssmmmldo.
*Plumber ith, 0'Lesfy,
S°1=¢em1»¢f,s1b, 11||u|1».
‘Jr Darion, Battleford, Sask.; three
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Callaghan and Emmett_McDonal
each event: _
ault; 3, Francis Walsh.
foon; 3. Billy Doyle.
Boys, 10 years and under-1. An
Lester McGuigan. _ ,
Bo s 12 ears and under-1
Charles Large.
Boys. 14 years and under-l
Teddy Strain.
3, Phylls Somers.
sey: 3, Jamsie Mullins.
eaux: 3, Madelyne MacMurrer.
foon; 3, Sheila Shelfoon.
Girls, 14 years and under-l.
Viola Hughes; 3, Hilda Molyneaux;
3, Winnifred Shelfoon.
Boot race-l, Irene McMahon: 3,
Hilda Molyneaux; 3, Jamsie Mull-
ins.
Three Legged Race-1, T. Mc-
Innis and Mary Gallant; 2. Mary
Doyle and T. Shelfoon; 3, W. Shel-
foon and R.. Doyle.
Girls' Open-1, Ursline Malone:
3. Hilda Molyneaux; 3, Bertha
Gallant.
Vlfheelbarrow Race-1, E. Mc-
Kinnon and B. Weatherbie; 2, A.
Weatherbie and A. Strain; 3,
"Pop" Doyle and P. LeClair.
Three Legged Race-1, Charles
Large and B. McCarthy; 2, F.
Coyle and E. Trainor; 8, J. Hen-
nessey and E. Blanchard.
loo Yards Open-1, Fred Coyle:
2, “Pop" Doyle; 3. Gordon Tr-ainor.
One Quarter Mile-1, Russell
Doyle; 2, Fred Coyle; 3, Warren
Mahler.
Ill MEMURIAM
MRS. FRANK ROACH
"Then fell upon that house s sudden
gloom,
A shadow on those features fair and
thin,
And softly, from that hushed and
darkened room,
Two angels issued, where but one
went in."
The people of St. Josephs Parish,
Kelly’s Cross. were saddened on
Sunday aftemoon, July 21st, when
it was learned that the soul of Mrs.
Frank Roach had passed to its Eter-
nal reward. The deceased, whose
maiden name was Ada Trainor, was
a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs;
Patrick Tralnor of Keliy's. Cross
She was only forty-two years old,
and many years of life were to he
expected of her, but God willed
otherwise. Although her life had
seen its sham of sorrow and death,
her gentle manner, her cheerfulness
and trust in God ne.ver grew less.
“To live, in hearts we leave behind
is not to die," and although she has
gone, her memory will everbe an
abiding power, to help and strength-
en those who mourn.
Although the deceased had been
in delicate health for some time.
still no serious thought was -anter-
tained about her, and never had she
seemed stronger, nor in more cheer-
ful spirits, than one the day when
she was stricken with what proved
to be her last illness. It. was on
July 17th, and all that competent
medical aid could do was done to
alleviate her sufferings; but she con-
tinued to sink, despite all the care
and loving ministrations of her de-
voted family. During her illness
she was consoled by the visits of her
devoted pastor, Rev. Clarence Pitrc,
who administered the last rites of
thgl Church, fortifying_the_ passing
sou .
Besides s sorrcwing husband, :hs
leaves to mourn, two sisters, Etta in
Kelly‘s Cross; Charlotte, (Mrs. W.
brothers, Bennett and Levi in
Kelly's Cross and Walter in Edmon-
ton, Alta., also a niece, Mrs. Leo B.
Doyle, Charlottetown.
Her funeral was held on Tuesday
morning; July 23rd. to Bt. Joseph's
Church. Keliy'.s Cross. High Mass
of Requiem was sung by Rev. Clar-
ence Pitre, P.P., Rev. Father Cass
being in the Sanctuary. Interment
was made in the fBl¥\llY Pl°t- T310
large number in attendance was a
silent tribute of iespect to the mem-
SUUTH SHURE
PICNIS UASA
HUGE SUCCESS
More than 1,000 people attended
the South Shore picnic yesterday.
It was held at Rocky Point and
was under the auspices of St.
Mai-tin’s Parish, South Shore, and
was attended also by Holy Re-
deemer parishioners. A feature of
the afternoon was a number of
sport events, each class being keen-
ly contested. Harry Toomhs, Plus
were in charge of the sport. The
following were the winners in
Boys riwe, 8 years and under-
l, Eugene Guidon: 3, Elmer Arsen-
Boys, 8 years and under-l
Francis McMahon; 2, George Shel-
thony Martin; 2. Earl McCourt; 3,
Y . y .
Carl Trainor; 3, Frank Latter: 3,
Larry Doyle; 2. Ed Blanchard; 3,
Girls’ race. 6 years and under-
1, Joan Shelfoon; 2, Mary Martin:
Girls, 8 years and under-1, Ger-
trude Mahar: 2, ‘Frances Hennes-
Girls, i0 years and under-I, .
Ardelle Somers: ZL Vivian Molyn-
Girls, 12 years and under-l.
Ursline Malone; 2, Florence Shel-
d
Guigan, City.
Mr. W. Jarvis Palmer Of Johan-
nesburg, Sauth Africa, a brother of
Mlm. H. J. Palmer and Miss Ethel
Palmer, has ernived for a few days
visit with relatives in the city. MT.
Palmer is a guest at the Canadian
Nmtimml Hotel.
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MARINE EXPERIMENT
ory of the deceased, as were also tho
many spiritual oiferings received. 1
The pail bearers were: Jos. A. Brsd-
ley, Jas. D. Flood. Jos. Kelly, John
Campbell, John A. McDonald. J0-
seph Hogan.
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'Too Late To Classify
 
prices paid. Wheatley Meat or
Fish Msrkct,,30 Elm Avcntielwul
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IDR IALI -_- GUIBNSEY COW»
due to freshen miderlletmhf 
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can Llavmo l'0l- NIAGARA
many or s:l§urds;;_:nw:k° $0
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psuengenwom A t "ww
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(C_F. By G\|srdisn'| Special Wlro)
Within the next day or so two of
the speediest craft that every plyed
between rum row and the United
States cout. the Accuracy and Sol-
mar K., will attract the interest of
sl\l1>Ptl\8_msn. -
Carrying s cargo of timber for
Bolton, they will be rigged like s
freight train with one towing the
other. The experiment is attracting
attention becsuss fthe system si-
lows a double cargo in be can-lcd
without an increase in power and
maintenance expense.
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MAKES RECORD
Joe O’Brien well known runner
yesterday broke his Noord for the
100 yards by completing the dis-
tance in 9 seconds flat at an ex-
The Central Guardian
A  “__  Liberal A Leader At
  ‘~='===‘»='= == Kingston Speaks
0' ° °' 22 .
Hon. W. M. Lea. Victoria, on Tues- n  l l  .__\ ' ' - - .
da ’ A ug; 13 L3 _ _ _ iT'S MADE WITH ` -
’ “‘ “ P ’“ L 8°" _ 0.... 0..  - WEEK - END SPECIALS
sunaxnn DANCE at up “"-"' '
per n a fixed margin of preference for “VE AT
British countries should always be
maintained. This meant that par-i
liament could not lower the tariff! 1
- b d tht 1 2 ,
| eyon a margn while the, SKIN IRRITATION po.n,ER&McoRE5
For the last two or three years# _
the time seemed ripe to negotiatei
a trade treaty with Wasl1ingion,i
Mr. King said. Every time the sub-L
ject,was brought up in parlie.ment,|
Mr. Bennett said discussion would.
Queen Street Tennis Courts, 1"r1¢1gy_
August Oth, dancing 8.30 to 11.30.:
Gaudet's Orchestra. ~ L-895'l`0PD0Slng the tendencies to auto-
CRASHED INTO WAGON-Tiles
day aftemoon while two ladies ac- Third Parties
coznpanied by a. young girl were . ‘
proceeding along Great George MF. KUIE then referred to the
Street in a.horsc drawn wagon a "P€r11" Of third D9."-165 Btt€mDtll18
motorist crashed into the team, cut- 110 run the C°‘J1'\T»FY ill days Of Stress;
ting the horse’s leg and breaking the “K1'€l1f-el' Peril" ofanational BOV-
Olie`0f the 5h8.fiLS. He did l'iDt stop Qfnment 5Pl'1nZlUE UD B-nd tht? "Still
to inquire if any damage had been greater Peril" Of dictatorship. In
done. Temporary repairs were made his *H540 -5196901165. M13 Ki-U8 Said
to the shaft by the employees of he referred to each of these but
cudmm-¢'5 G;-ogery store, would elaborate on the third to-
Y‘AF¢MOU'I'H, N. S.. Aul. 'l --
LIBERAL PICNIC _ A Liberal
Picnic will be held on the fami of
(Co tinued from Page 1)
cracy now in evidence.
ISSUE wAl{NING-P0iiCB hav: The C"-Y Of KUIKBWH, 5&id Ml'
issued s warning to local merchants King- had an intimal# 9-“°°1°“°“‘
~» M; me A me  vt1.."".“;° ti ‘retracted
g r, Tw m y n ac .
,,‘.f§,c'§,§f,'2§°,f,,s ,,,,-,gk  ,;‘;‘,f,,"§ in tkmgstbu the rebei leader and
2’ °.°”‘°.‘2.”“..‘°“““'"““ rm ==-hu  s“.i.1.".‘:.';“.;
wo "su gquff' mey were “1'|tlme after his return from exile.
ggnedif me y “ p’°mm°"t "He was more fortunate than I in
' ______ §hging“Ba tllfe partner," said Mr.
FUNERAL l,,RIDAY__,I,he m_ g. u perhaps I was more for-
mams of me ,ate J M G tunate than he in that I have never
ames c ee ..
whose death oowrned in Attleboro ha-go°'t£l:°§,,fi.“tW°;,l:g5h§?dbanada
, an-lved in the city last evening and
were conveyed to his residence 148 as txdrxraogf mnglxrgl
Elm Avenue. The funeral will take party in its nine years in Omce
- view Friday 11101111118 at 9.45 to 'rnatwss the tastortbsmberel at-
St- DUHSWWS BB~l“°9~ 0191109 W tltude towards war veterans. He
T' C- Cemeffefy- luui said then and said now that so
long as there was a' war veteran left
FUNERAL YESTERDAY - The in Canada a Liberal Government
funeral of Mrs. John Stewart took Would not !0l'8€t hl-S 8€l'ViC9.
. place from her late residence to One of the first things a Liberal
St. Dunstan‘s Basilica yesterday Government would do would be to
morning. The pall bearers were: W. inquire into the administration of
J. Brawders, Harry Toombs, Thos. Denitentiaries and see if some re-
White, Waiter Mclnnls, Harry Her- { forms could not be ailected. The
mans and Isaac Douoette. servicelpeople knew. he Said. that 1/.hare
at the church and grave were con- l-1‘01lble in one penitentiary followed
ducted by the Rev. Father McCnr- trouble in another there must be
dell. something Wr0I18ln methods of ad-
ministration.
night.
C}{U}w|.[ op SQQTLAND __ The In the last five years the trend
gm,-3,,-nem, of The L9;-d'5 guppeypf, in Canada had been away from par- h
Coleman is postponed indefinitely. llamentury rule. The 158119 lbdlli'
Rev. Ewen MacDougall will preach was between democracy and dicta-
sobbath, 11th. at stanchei at 10.30; . wrshlp or parliamentary rule as
and peoples Chm~¢h_ gharloggewwn against cabinet rule. In the last
at '1 p. m. Mr. J. Harvey Bishop, -five years he had been appalled by
O11 I' > ,_ r
B.A. will preach Sabbath 11th. at ;°m‘;h°fB‘-2° 1°€1“‘“"‘°“ l“"°d“°€d ui-ers or national products as wen, r>°rtf01l0 vacated by Hob Arthur ,__
Suinlmerside at ll a. m.; Cape Tra- Y 6 Ylrkett G0vemmcIit and M_ K1 _ 1d_ Thi ,it _ Sauv wh ti th Se . » i `
Verse at 33 and Desable at 7' A]5° which the Liberals were mrced "0 uflacturlgssato set s\r1);rmm<fr(ilo;I>li|>i1ll;si H05. Hllslgoeéutiirie eMii1xi1.sat!; of fi
Monday, 12th, at Argyle Shore at accept against their wishes and de- hand they are doing it today Wham Justice’ 15 expected £0 be named *v . ,_
730' ' L`5962 s1;e.‘s',,a§{t was °nl¥1;Vh,en these acts will we be five years from now un- thi-S Weck B5 either chairman of ‘» »` -A f’
. :ovve libeei:1ie!;5  ge; tg? noticed der that sort of legislation?" the board of railway commission- -;=.<`:'.~“ °'  
L' 0' I” MEE1wNG_At the mst and howl-Ca.nada tl neue miay U‘ndefr the Marketing Act Mr. ers or to the Ontario bench. and '~"'7:;1'~'.~s~.  " 'is'/'27'
regular metlng orbghe Loyd; htilszfé-§ of complete changgoinogmpéocfcsncc Bennet, had taken c,,,,t,.,,, of the ` probably the former who-e a ve- f"`}2§`~.2~'."3 ...,._ -l` ’~§‘~1.’f’ ‘
I-1ii%Lth'iehrIe.};d!;lee.mnanEelweli§liiI1e ga: ment system which assures our lib WMI” trade °f Camldfl S0 the £10V'i cancy has existed mf fl 10113 Simi qv* `\`\§'ULo"';  ~ z--5. ji
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t Y any emor In cguncu which meant MT The name Of Hon. J. L. Bowman, °-.':\\-~?_%» ,_ . ` fl.
Commons ‘ :L `
t r
d
the representatives of the people
now over the Canadian National
Railways.
The govemm t had shown a
similar disregard” for parliamentary
control by setting up the Bank of
Canada. The Liberal party believed
in a national central bank to con-
trol credit and currency in the
national interest but not the type
of bank Mr. Bennett had created.
I-Ie had taken the gold reserves
from the federal treasury. the back-
ing for the country’s currency and
turned them over to a private cor-
poration. The government had no
representative on the board of the
bank except a deputy minister who
had no vote. The governor and his
deputy were appointed for a fixed
number of years and could not be
ousted by popular will.
Ottawa. Trade Psets
The nnpiro trade agreements
were another instrument for flout-
ing the will of parliament, said Mr.
King. Under the sgreements in
many instances the intermediate.
tsriff had been raised to the level
of the general. This had made it
more difficult to negotiate trade
agreements with other countries
should s new government try to
agreements remained in force.
retard progress.
colleagues.
the next eleven days."
Marketing Act '
Mosquito Plague
In Manitoba _
beast was immune to thc pesky
Htl-HRGYS. ' changes which are certain to come
Mosquitoes were blamed for a
my-!Wl'lD\l-S dl5¢`*‘5€ 5-m°“3 h°"5e5 ""'1within the present week. rumors
_i>02¢debY lt/§:l';l'f;b:o’:>t;f;i=l(l,'h“r”;‘1eE3§§`the transfer of Hon. Maurice Dupre
1;” lnlfvixg piovlnm 3 from the office of Solicitor Gener-
' _ ,, . _.al to succeed Hon. Alfred Duran-
“;,°t,:“°‘;f.i,'ul;;‘;“;2{?:mi;:;2{;l:{“?,f  lenu as Minister of Marine. A mem-
Thiebrainind wma, cord ,I.hc,m,_1ber of a leading firm of Montreal
l drunken and most of
m Eeiecwd d1e_lyMDsq,m0(,S “.e,.C entry io the cabinet in suceeeri Mr.
believed to be the germ carriers. D"P“"
To nuke mane” worse for nnl-_ This would mean that Onesime _
muh and humans’ there was ,_ grow Gagnon. member for Dorchesier. Mr. H. R. Brennan . . . .
.................»......-.. .. .. Singing Director
ln' “_”-"cron something new in me who was _.said to have been slatedf Gladys Pllmley Brennan ...........,.......-...... Pllnlst and Soloist
ww of mosquito species has appear-ifor a cabinet nest- would probably Norma:-Past lectures sent to nny~uidns.~ at 6 cents n s1n¢1¢ copy
ed orrthsscene. Bites this year .ue fake -1:wfl‘.<‘~ -ciipfiruluvni. sul cr 50 cents is dozen either of one kind or different. Address Box ms,
hibltion run st tho llonts up roses, XIUIUUIW reported in be worse than anything clcmtion of sam G»bei‘ member Charlottetovm
It was the practice of Mussolini
and Hitler to centralize autority in,
themselves just as Mr. Bennett had [
surrounded hlmmlf with power. Mr. ‘
King said. Even when the Con-
servative leader committed his
_ party to a new refomx policy, he
did it on his own authority without
consulting his followers or cabinetl
Mr. Bennett was hanging on to'
office to the last minute, Mr. King
said. “Let me say to those who say
the constitution is impeding pro-
gress: do you realize you would I
not have an election this year | -
without the constitution vrliich says
parliament must be dissolved within
I
Turning to the Marketing Act,‘
Mr. King said it also took away
political and indlvidual freedom..`
The Liberal party did not object to l
state assistance in marketing. it. `
realized it was necessary. But lti
objected io the creation of .1 great
bureaucracy “made up of Tory ap- i
pointees" and the usurption of per- i
sonal liberties under the guise oil
extending marketing faculties. I . f
Crimes and imprisonments could'
be established under the act, not by
parliament or even the cabinet, but
y boards responsible to no one.
The boards were not elective repre-
sentatives but self-interested per-
sons.
The Marketing' Act applied not
ly to produces but manufact- -
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KRUCHEN SALTS giant 69c
PINKHAMS C OMPOUND-98c
CHASES K & L PILLS - 32c
MINERAL OIL I6 01- -49c
ABSORBENT COTTON R521 390
POWDER AND CREAM IN ONE
Fact powder of finest texture blended
with an sxquixite vanishing cream. Used
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powder finish. in a novsl "compact
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,ed the c,,m,,,,e,._ M,_ K"',,,f,1,,h nations, Mr.Benbettra1sedm1rrs to leader- The government had power _ liefqlzfog
Matheson mth a small gm as R the highest point ln history and de- to regulate restrict or prohibit the
are of the »»»~°e“°“- Mf- £3§f.2¥“‘.’..3§‘“.‘i.i“°..”.§“.°'“' ““.i..?‘5”i.“‘ "f2‘.i‘.T..°’T‘.§’.“’°’° .°f ‘ill "““f‘i‘ Polio lc' 1 At ot ...‘.f‘.f.'....... ............ ......
M““‘°5°“ “m‘°““h “ke” by sur' MacDonald gtbé authgrleli th O n Uontrol' f st gale d C'mfm`Be ca ‘rc es ' man for the ost r M1 lst f
mise' in his “sm” genial maqmn? tectionisi. system in Ca(.,na.dae  trade 0 ex ema an m Omni tawa Speculate on Finanff P 0 n er o
thanked the members for t er _ ' .
thou.g‘htfulness ln thus remember- g_;`e;'f51dat§‘eMr°°"1§en°;'1‘;‘€,{dstE5’:l';°|°eI‘]§ B Aiftgftf $10 b1l’1€0ti0:lSt had HUM A])I)0ll1tIIlentS. §,?tn',tE'
mg mm' M' the °1°5° °E me meeting was raised not -only against foreign gan d e gm;?{nm`l?,' ML Ben* ”*~ go to
lee-cream' and. cake wire served mmns but Beams, me umed ESM  fn Lfrmxigghfaigfotg lar. by Guardians special wire; House
“nd “ M” h_‘fU‘_§°y° ' K‘"Ud°’“ “S Well- the end or the Inst session. vhlfh bu11d1h;“;i;bt1§i1uE1aiihxbiiiiaf: "‘ k“°“'" that Tmmas Jiigagsbggi
said to
divesting
interestsy
first time'
middle-I
MUD To REST_-Phe fum.,-9,1 gf considered far-reaching legislation, mbutmn of th cm <1, f T0l`0l'1f0 iTlS1ll'HllC@ hélld. _
Mrs' T. G_ Taylor was held yestep Relief Legislation Crlticized there “.e,.,3 seven m._|,n:S wmmut Senate' judiciale Blllqlémadrxlqlinigirstige approached but there was
day “ft"m°°“ from St* “urs As one of the "dictatorial actions" membem It was denymg the people P0StS at the dl-*P0581 Of the 80V- be mme hkeh-hom °f.ms
Chu,-ch to Sherwgod Cemetery, both their right to be represented while him-Wlf Of 1115 Illlmfwlls
fM,B t,M. » _ ent' hi li ..
gfgies 59135 ‘fgfacmdrgiy R‘et'l"t;;' the l§laniErn‘¢`;i?1et11uerreIii§f`glé;1l’stl‘i1.!Elcder(E, §%x'“`gé;;1ci;l;‘21§ah}1]c way;‘¢th01”€1;”i;`e ghnlndurlianiisnnt lliiilc tdxgayil It 2;: m enter pomlcs for me
mn ese cea v esen c.n g- uta
churci? the choir rendered th fol- lffhéch get 31° limltgmexpendltums' lative branch. The Liberal leader igtimatgdk in Omcml circles that H89.
lowlng hymns: "Breathe On Me, oe';sai_;', 'Laid W £515 waéhthllgsraiz charged Mr. Bennett had used the U ti; S ‘]v(,)1u1dPf»11 beMf°§np1e[ed
Breath Of CWI" "P°°°‘= Peffe" Minister had said it Evould ably bg empty S°'““°” 5"“*S H5 3 Whip °"°'. Bl" B“e;nétt“ ‘stiffer m<i§f1n1tr;1S't Cin;
P9909-" ’md"Ab1deWm" M°'" The temporary but the legislation was his f°“°W"5' telling mem th°Y‘~th° Canadian Wheat Boarii and
Pau be”-re” Were: Judge W' S' continued year after year, being in “`°“ld b°°°m" i"°H¥ib1f‘ if thcyiscre-~al other appointments would
SWWBEE' DE- Dew” Dr' Petmck' effect even today. Under that sys- Public]-V 59°” their minds- bo' Anno 1 d 'lthi t  '
~ . . en. ~ '
1&Tl51°\' T~f~wM*$NX}:,-K M°S5"5~ L' B' tem, a remedy for an emergency be- "It 15 the fro.-,(1 that ¢°‘"“S~" Ml* Ita is gfleiiceerulivy beiievgii) tharEts'be
ef fm came the established order. Under King °0mll‘lU0d It WHS ll0l 9. me me ,md of the week M, Ban
MONTHLY TEETING OF B_I_S_ gileeggisgggmrgéiihésangtivxgrg; 3;*;§§§Ufg§ “Il;o:filnc1it;f1fr‘i’ghg‘“ 2;' nctt will announce parliament has U
-T116 111180 8tf'°“da“°e “fl me -`e3' was financed, ' though dangerous in themselves been dissolved and wms issued fm
ular monthly meeting of the Bene- Another instance of dictatorial that counted. It was when scores' the general election. There is noth.
l/Uleflif kim S°¢l9W 5h°W°d that.” power by Mr. Bennett was the of Mis were taken torether that mg in imc- statute rcqumng the
keen spirit still reigns supreme in ‘peace order and good government’ it was noticed "we haze come to two npemuons t° be effected at
mt* °1d *md V°n°’“me s°°ie"5" The legislation Mr. King said-a further the moment where our parliament the same time' But in the last"
l`€D°l‘*-5 °f me dmeffmt °°mmmE"'5 instance of the subordination of ary government is at an end'; Ii' seven general elections and in ev"
indi°5t°d that me B°°1eW is “mkmg Parliament. It was the same .wrt the dlctatorshi 'ns ca ri d  it ery case so fm' as can be lcamed’ ic'
continued progress. The report oi of ming that Hmm, did In Ge,_m,my.c0nC,us,on peolgmy woulrdf be res dissolution of the Dominion Par- ,A g
the chairman of the Social Commit- and Mussolini in Italy and for the ,used thefvotc I ' liament and issue of election writs interest by financiers while thou-
xg sholregfeizglaggg nyghzghlggguhhhéé same ,.c,,5on__m deal with emergem ` ' have been carried out at the some , sands of men are idle was
Y W0! ° ff _ 4 -. me. I ed
City' The mst vl°°`m°5ident pre' i»:>iref`>sI‘0llF\;,<?1\/lE!gd;gi1n‘;i.UthaI§’<iniii;1nUit;»UE soEiIaii1e1U¢]`fgEmar(li/SL‘xa‘ 1i]{l1iri']ec<;'1riltTii1i[i1e<(if I H
sided. inet could do almost anything they but today in Canada farmers ould NM N°°°s"“my F°"°“`°d strangled by dem and i'“t"e5t"" the
mmd simply by mgsmg an mae,-_ be wpsped from eiporvng "'m,_,r A Leader of the R_.cconstruction Party
1n.c0un¢11 under that 1eg151af,|0n_ gojds 0,, even growing them WMP _ This is not so true of the prov- declared in his first
 I       as  G<~@-»»m»»»    
Commander Harold Grant, Ot- Simmgrgihsaid M1'-txins the EW' sgrdnixehgoagkiedio let mow thmgsi fsml Siectitgns. when ,wi‘n's were not! E1‘i§m Mn Stevens  we
tawa, arrived in ghay-lomtown last ernment 1 awaizhwi h parl ament- poucc rmerferance with the mm lssuei un 11 some weeks after dis-l duces km money and Lhé
night" He is staying at me Gund- airy con ro lover e Canadlim N8- 'strikers was Ha' direct i“"“5i°" °f so u on' - . . . *sons who made money made it out
,an N,,u,,,,,1H.,¢¢1_ tonal Ralways. Formeny theiprovincni rights," said Mr. King. The Peflcd vilmll mel “P501 of
____ board of directprs of the railway The Government of .Saskatchewan bet“'°f`“ ddEs°hm°" and poumg Isl or
Miss Ethel Taylor, Chiu-]0;ge_ Were 1 “$995959 3° PH»\”1|8lTl€Hl- was quite capable of handling the “M “X0 by Statute and 15 lei! S0 tm.
town, ,S spend,” her holidays in illllihltlgtl;  gzgirimgnt. get  sltuatlonxltjust went to 511%.,--liow :Tll1;~mgoovrl1li&i;1élsll;1e1itthofD;hcl gown;-i to
ontarm the guest M her sisters' av control b abol.lsE~1inpat1h miiomd bnmili a dictatorship l?ewnms` Wm cctions’ officer ywhoe re ii1i2on~ef_i
Mrs. A. Mulch, Trhtito, and Mrs. gydir to* 5' d gi e ar onut eeve ofan election. V “dem tim to I tg tgs su - S
T. R. Lawrence weodsmck. ° °° ~5 fi" aPl>° Una H115- AH you think of the fltftmll 1° ' ° °."’“l’° ~ ‘2 ‘°?h'; any p1uug11cdm111ions0rw
' < - - . -telei for a fixed number of years. come," said Mr. King. "ask your- algal *md c;*1°¥`~C“1 Pl”°1iml““1`l‘*5»:t
Nm Mmm M°Gu|g,_n_ Wife and T E President of the board could selves that little qu_est1on 'wlnihcr _wil amen Ainentvs to the Fraxi-li-Med ,hm pmhlcmg- Ag,.,Cu|,,,,.,,_1
wo chud_,.m_ Los A,,gc1e,,_ ca," ,Ie Only be removed by approval of tnahare we tending' Think of wha`t11a,s ;2h1S€HACt wfrflijbclns considered in ,md mdwnai workers
vmung M.,,_ McGu,g,m.s mom” go House of Parliament and the, happened and ask _yourselves 1f_\\e I ev ous? o ommons last winterx C V `
Mm Pam, Mooulgam Hope River' nate was now overwhelmingly are making of Canaria a sec nd tvns sntcd that with the pro-,suffcrmg_ But the frimu(-,,e,Ȥ_ 9_1., Spreads Cnmmissiom M,-_ 5,,-Wim
md hmmm. ML Mark R_ Mc_ Tory. What control. he asked. ha Italy. n second Germany 01' n D0~€<i IWW SySt€m Of mflmtlllflirlsithougli wages had declined were
' Sw-nd Ru,e51a_" n standing voters' list it would be=
possible to call a general electioni
within 28 days. 1
Distribution of ihc rc\‘ise;l basic?
voters' lists will have been com-i
pleted 1u a re da d it ld*
w ys an wou
be possible to have an election*
within one month, at most, of the
date the present parliament lap-
ses, Aug. 18, if it were not dis-
solved sooner. In the event of dis-i
Speculation as to the cabinet
before the campaign opens. if not
lnwyers is said to M considering
of the House of
Y P
ed for that portfolio.
D
a present member
stage in life well past
NANCI
NBER-F
YSTEV
P. By Guardia.n’s Special Wire
condemn
here today by l-lon. H. H.
To a lur,zc audience
uestlozr
ow is it that cvei one
dividends?" There must be a gen-
al clear-rut policy for lowering in-
cst rates oi interest, pnrticilluriy
far1r1e1's_ he said.
tevens. slated, machinery
orkers in-
o unemuloymerit. “We have not
, 1
ollared classes, merchants, all were
from 1930 to 1934 paying
come tax.
more in-
“Under the present circumstances'
we can`t ask the youth of Canada.
} must. tum our attention to the .- aiho
to be content when all they get is
food, water and shelter. Why, we
would give an ox that." i
The discussion in Parliament ovcr
nl one so far rominently
Bennett is seeking some '
financial '
vacated by the elevation of
N. Rhodes to the Senate
is possible this ortfolio will
of the
probably from Ontario. It
ERS
IRE
ENS,
i
KAMLDOPS u . 7.-Pilillg lip of
Stevens;
Another five._vea1~s will find us all
Kamloops
nere last
q .
who pro-
ouly per- ,
During the past 24 years. Mr.
had liter-
‘ he white
r
f’s1ifi"'
':d`:».`£‘3.i‘ i
._ “tw __
Q md* , .
\ P  ‘ 1'
‘ “ \
cout; 
.  _ 
I iNot1ces  
field Commissioner Warren had
a very successful visit to Borden
on Friday when he put the new
troop of Boy Scouts and Pac-li of
Wolf Cubs through their prelim-
inary faoings. The lst Borden
Troop has been organized with
Scoutmaster A. P. Cercttl in charge
and LeRoy Sherry and Geo/ Ccrcttl.
as assistants. The lst Borden Pack
of'W0lf Cubs have Mrs. Reg. Rog-
ers as Cubmaster, and Albert Jay
and James Campbell as assistants.
Considerable Scout enthusiasm
prevails, and Borden bids fair to be
one of the most successful scouting
centres in the Province.
Appeals have been received from
boys in Kensington. Crapaiid and
Kinkora for the formation of
troops, and provided sufficient in-
terest be evinced by seniors in tha
movement, Commissioliex' Warren
will visit the districts at an curly
date.
LAWYER (`}lAR»GED _
WITH TIIEFT
V _.___ _
MARI’I‘7.BU'RG'. South Ai';`ica.,
|Au[r. 7-Herbert .\Iu1‘ra_\'. sccretliry
of the Law Snciliv of Natal. has
been commiiieri for trial on It
rliarae of theft of more than $15.-
000 from an estate hr- adniiiiisierecl
.lor 29 yearf..
I-‘erirrzil ilibcllerciice. Mr. S‘.c".'e1ls
riv.°c1‘l\>eri as “one of the rnosi .~\:1_:;-
rgerllu; <~x]ie1‘ien<‘es I \\'1~r hail 111
Parliament." Not one n11‘1nbf\r of
,ills old line parties til.-c~11ssc-cl the
1 basic causfs of the diffic11l'_\'. Lic dc-
! clared.
. From ihe report of the Prim
iprcsented dnia on wage conclitious
` and the situation in ztgriculiurc .md
the packing industry. He outlined
the designed correctives contained.
in his manifesto and declared, “we
. remedies of this internal trou1Jl».~.’
“Your duty as citizens is to send
men and women to Ottawa who are
St James Street." concluried the Rc-
the Regina riots, one leader discuss-! not tied by pre-election promises ai
ing enforcement of law, the other
rhiestionlng the constitutionality of
construction Party Leader.
. I 1 , .solution coming this week it would '  _ ` 'T `  V Y `
‘°~ P- “Y G““"“““' s"°°‘“'-“ "|138 wily possfbge to nam, ,, dm azedooonouoonoozweoaooceoedoeroo
WINNIPEG, Aug. 7.-A mos<iulw|for polling around the middle of
plague equal to anything in the September.
memory of the oldest of the old|
‘timers brought suffering to Mani-5 rushing; gum",
tobans today. Neither man nor
A
1 .
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 KWQU{‘ O`O`C¥C\`0'O¥Il`0`C1U31'
HEAR ABO U T
“DIVINE HEALING"
` is |11 healing divine?
Cannfntln heal? Are miracles proof
of the t e pecplc of God?
Amusing experiences of modem 20th
century fake healing. Hear It.
This THURSDAY 8 P. M.
T TIIE FORUM
EVANGELIUI' F. W. JOHNSTON
An expert on Biblical exegesis.
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