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Island History, Tiggition and Humour
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DIES
¢=’;"d K D Y _ A I FERSONALSM Celved the _.ad news yesterday of
Glniteh tilburdi
the
death of lier sis;cr, Mrs Wen.
 _ ML Frank common and Frank dell Lea at her home in Cohasset,
'rL'as‘nAY. JULY 2°
__\1,-Trinity United Church,
L30 P summerslde, Meeting of
P  l. Preshytery.
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In Memoriam
rms. c. E. wi~n'r1-:
In the pn-.sing of Mrs. Clarence
white at Montague on June 28th.
;937_ her litany friends were sad-
_iehed and shocked. She entered
me Kings County Hospital, and
after n serious operation allseem-
ed favoinble. for a few days when
me end came suddenly and un-
experteiiiy.
Tho iiiie Mrs. White, who was
sixty yiiirs of age, was formerly
Alice 1\'i~l_~.oii_ daughter of the late
Hsrritio and Mrs. Nelson, Monta-
zue, h.ici ii very wlnsome person-
,ijiiy and niacle friends readily. By
these .die is mourned and missed
ex<‘eI‘fi‘.n"Iv The great loss, how-
W.,-_ ig felt most keenly by her
de~.ii:».l l.ii»b.iii<| and two children
Nezzir ii::_i Wzildo, the former Mrs.
Georui- Gordon. Montague, who
was ivrh her mother during her
|j1mi_._~; liie liiilel' Of Balghrlll.
sa.<k_ \i'iio_ accompanied by his
faninr \:.\iied his parents in 1936.
1‘oi2i»_‘_~eili'i~p sympathy is ex-
tended.
Be.<i»;i1xs the family there are left
is iiiiiiiiui the following sisters and
broiiier.: _\ii-s.Ingrlm (Amy) Bos-
ton; _\lr.=. Kerr (Mary): Guy and
Hubert. .ifontag-ue; William, Bran-
ion, Mhi.ii.iba;- Horace, Lawrence,
lfass; and Mrs. Buchanan (Ruth)
of liioiiiuiin; also her stepmother,
Mrs. Annie Nelson, Boston. One
risier. min. Bridges (Laura). New
giaigiiii-_ N.s., and two brothers.
Haniiiim.i_i and Sidney, predeceased
lier .<:\iii ii years M10.
The f;inir-ai service which was
held in the Presbyterian Church
was 1iirri..i~ attended and was con-
ducted by her pastor, Rev. Owen
lliiciier, who spoke a. very com-
ioriiii: iii/-.~_1.igi» to those bereaved.
piii-iiig ine service a solo, “God
will Take Care of You", was ef-
lectiveiv rendered by Mr. Allison
llacLi;-an.
The hir.ii_i~ floral tributes spoke
i silent ir..-_~siigo of love and sym-
ziniy.
p'1'iii~ rcmiiins were tenderly laid
to resi in the cemetery at Lower
liontagihx beside those of their
little riaiiaiiter Jean, who went
ilanii t-iiinty-seven years a.g0.
leaving a void in the parents’
hearts tint could not be filled.
SC.lRS_ IHRTIIIYIARKS, MOIES
PROBLEMS FOR DOCTOR
Teiii;‘e:'.'.i'_\' blieniishes generally
rcspoxiii mi..-fueiorlly' to change of
d.ct .uid i~. me tresitinent, of course.
b-it niwf s1-rious types, like moles
md bii-'!;inai~ks, are problems for
your ffiziiiiy doctor. I-le is the
p_~rseii ulzo can best advise you
what io ii.. to cure or make less
noi i~»::i. _. .iiiyiiiiiig as bothersome
as a niole sriir oriblrthmaii.
BIRTHS
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i'(‘E_-\FiiERN-At Mermaid, July
rl. 1937. to air. and Mrs. James
iileE:i<»lie:>n ii daughter.
fem.. _ r  Z
DEATHS
1
.ilu-..\<‘iiii;ux-At Newtown, July
19. if I." S-,ii-iili J. McEachem. Fun-
eriii \\-.-.nesciay at 2o'clock. In-
te:\nni_‘_ Belfast Cemetery.
S'il.'\\.\lt'i' _ At Lower Montague
lil<i:..i.ii_ .iiily 19, 1937, D. J. Stewart
Mini iiii lfiiiiei-nl from his late home
Vi`ic1iii~.~1iii\~, July 21st, service start-
in; nz '_' pin.
G.\l.l..\\‘1‘--In the Sacred Heart
l*ii‘ii`ii ini July 19, 1937, Mrs. Eliza-
bcili _-\_:.:~. iirillant. dCal‘ll’ b@l°V9d
We iv l<.'.i-ri-»te Gallant in her 87th
i'f1\i'1 'i`iii ruiiiiiiiis were forwarded
fren _-\ A. Hennessey's Funeral
Hiiuir yi~.icl`1l;\_v to St, Charles.
In Memoriam
in liii-ing niismory of our dear
Daddy,
\\'ll.l.I.»\l\l J. GRAHAM,
Seaview,
Died July 20th, 1920.
"""fi‘_iI.\' when our earthly work
‘ is done,
“\'|\"i\e to meet our Daddy in
Heaven.
The Family
Egqnmgpnnnlulllllll
 at the Canadian National
nr. Hal 'shew or ch -i it i C
PEI was in town tlii.;uv3ee.l<ol;m' H
PHY.-New Glasgow News,
Mrs John weaiherbie and iw.,
m- _ e
Pefeauxi Wm hi!-S been visiting her
aunts. Mrs. Be-nj. sencabaiigh ,md
having spent the past winter vis- s
and Mr. and Mrs. J.
Brass Fittings Co., Pawtucket R. s
P
ing spent a. very pleasant week-
end at Point du Chene.
Rev. Father R.. McKenna, CSS_R.f “
iod by Mrs, R. Kennedy, and a Si
North Choir. 1Patriot Please Copy). ‘i ei
following officers were installed in
Hillside Lodge, Montague, by D_D_
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Milton Mell
Stewart. R.
Shaw, L B
S. N. G.; R. W. y
re-elected; C. it
elected; A. Hiichey, Trans. H C
of the H. M. S. Dundee at the
Casino ln Charlottetown on Thurs-
day, July 22nd will have the priv- v
ilege of hearing Mr. H. Reinstein T
who has been very favourably re- w
cluding Buenos Aires. Rio de Jan-
earned the title of the "Wonder S
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hats for fall.
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and CARS
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ISLANDER ILL - Mr. Hugh
D"l’*"‘lm"1ll» yr-sterdtil' received
Wm' Slf\li'1t; that his brother A1-
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RETU RN I<`l`{O.YI PE'l`A\’YA\‘\'A
-lst Medium Brigade R.C.A. re-
turned last night from Petriwawa
Military Camp, ontario, " after a
0 o u n eil Approves
@,?t;;._(, Plans For Electric
t~ 'ff Q i Plant improvements*
1*
A meeting of the Summerside
'Town Council was held on Monday
evening and coniirmecl the motion
made on Saturday to purchase the
Fairbanks engine at $22_60000 and
8 ` ' ' ° si-0 sal th ti 'wh
"°'=l""=l'v=fP'||= ,Mi .‘s.‘;._‘".;.'.:i. _;.:;a.s:‘... :if
tension to the Electric Light Plant
on a percentage basis. A motion
was also passed to look into the
matter of pi.irchusing silencers on
the two old engines and also A
new switch board and automatic
voltage regulator. It was moved by
,,../ "
12-day period of training. C0
uncillor Nicholsoii_ seconded by,
giiesthoi’ Mr. and Mrs. William  
Miss Janet MacKenzie, of G55. he
iting relatives and friends in U. tio
S. A.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. McKenzie ca
I.. 8-PB' registered at the Canadian ‘ M
National Hotel. E
lil
left yesterday morning en route to el
Vancouver, B.C., where he has °f
been transferred. Hs win be iii- li'
earned to the Redemptsrist Fam-i 1°
ers' church in that city. or whiehi th _
Rev. Father Enright, 'formerly ofi mimillie. and came to Charlotte-
Charloytegown, is tem),-_ ygwn Saturday evening and spent
le
rn
W. Watterworth, gl
Cd. was .seriously ill in F ir ‘ ~ . V » , .
ospiiail New York City. aiview` Tliiasvx rnsrric nr:LA1s
AIN - The 10 o'elock tran
VISITIN +*` ` i trom Borden was near y two hours
G PARENTS-Mr. Lloyd laf
children' Marjorie and Jackie len liguirhead, of the staff of the Royal
by the Hociieiaga Saturday on a E
visit to friends in Nova Scotia. tw
iaca ion with his pai.
n
ad. _ New Glasgow' News.
CHURCII OF s('01~|_A
Mrs. Nettie McKearney, New Glas- Donald A, ND' Mr'
gow, has returned home. Tiieseiiiy 201;, at Desabie M .L30 100
1. , A 'N `. ‘ '
um
MacDonald will preach
Miss Martha Ling has returned and WMM day 21” at Mun”
to her home at New Glasgow, M
91 at 730 also Sabbath 25th at
inerslcle at 7. Special ooilec-
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CHARGES Dlsiurssan-Tire
Se against two Canoe Cove fi_.,h.
the McKenzie-Walton Steel and stolen good.; km,wi,,g mem to be
 Of] Canada. Ciiarlottetown, P.‘
" “"“;d '1ll‘i_1'S‘lH.\’ to spend a, Tormeniinc.
0 weeks ' ' '
YS. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Mii1y.| G
reaching the city last night
to heavy traffic from Mon-
treal which delayed its arrival at
6
due
The Captain and Officers of the
H.M.S _"Dundee" were guests of
the Gyro Club last night at their
weekly dance at Beach Grove Inn.
couples were in attendance.
no B, 1030' Coleman at mo and | Bérskes Fu-rNG 'rasr_C,,.,
V146* l'eFlcrday completed flying
and written examinations for a
private pilot‘s lieen=e at Upton
Airport. In pee'/or Stuart Graham
was the exaiiiiiii=i'. Mr. Burke. a sen
of W, F. Burke and the late Mrs.
Burke. West Royalty, possesses the
en wa dbnm d only active privately owned air-
J. Walton. of erinen charged Wm, mcemng
, to
rosec
ie case vililiii oc-
tumed to the city last night, hav- eupied the court nearly all day
1 i ` lse yi-ste l b I
agistrate Geoige J. 'l‘u'e<€tlw 13/ i l,I|_a
dual* Slifiw appeared for the' i in
ution . l R. _ i 1 . 1 =-
Messrs. J. E. Dalling. J. A. Mac- defeiidanis. Sglric 15R;\'i§lel;e{:1w:ihe
Lennan, and K. A. MeEachem re- examined in rl ` .  re
ne in the province and piloted
two-place moth type ship dur-
thc test.
FUNERAL YESTERDAY
Donald took place yesterday morn-
from the r sid n f h' h
na'rURNiNG HOME _ . _ “ig
may after an absence of forty-
POLICE COURT- Two drunks
..*MUSICAI. SELECTIONS EN- Hl9P€&1'ed in the police court yes- dr
.vovao-in the report or the P. E. te
I. Presbyterlai recently held at and COSTS Or tive days in jail. Two ai
Murray Harbor, tivo items were Others wiio failed to put in an hp-
inadvertently omitted, a vocal pearance had bail bonds ‘of $10
duet by Messrs. Willard Maclean each estreated. A motor truck
and Roulston Kennedy aocompan- driver for failing to heed a _qw
D
KH Hi1lX‘I\l'<‘d and was fined Sl
selection by the Murray Harbor and costs or five days, Sr-vm juv_ H
may morning and were fined $3' 5,
RClum` _ e e ceo is ro-
g to his umm. m.0\,mCe on Sahlgigei-_ Joseph McDonald, 68 King
rect. A large number of mem-
gm years ,ms William B Griggi bers of the Laborers' Protective
sheririmi, \vy0m;,,g‘buL fm.meI__| Union of which the lat/e Mr. Mc-
of Alberion. ML Gym; “mei Donald was a member, preceded
Suminerside after arriving on; the hear_=e_ Rev. Wm. Orr Mulli-
e afternoon bout from Cape Tor-i gan °°nd“°t5`d the 59Y\'iCf`5-
L A R G E ATTENDANCE AT
e week-end with friends here, Hel GYRO-The regular Gyro dinner
ft Yesterday morning for Sum-| was held at Beach Grove Inn yes-
er-Side en route to his old home in te
Alherton where he will spend is
Evastern Guardian Week or more visiting old _;¢¢n@_;_
tcndances of the season. Major T.
B. Rogers was the guest speaker
speaking on his trip to the Coron-
ation. Aftcr his interesting arl-
ess Major Rogers was tendered
hearty vote of thanks by the
g hering, moved by Gyro Stuart
Jones and seconded by Gyi'o Dr.
Trevor Waye. A large guest list
included the following: Kenneth
McKenzie, a former secretai'y of
the local club but now residing in
alifax; two officers of the H.M.S,
-mes were up for 9°”-V theft- @i¢~ l “Dundee"; Mr. A. P. C Reese oi’
Five were remanded while the
..°I.0.0.F., MONTAGUE - On other two were put on probayion
Tuesday evening, July 13th, the for three months,
DISTINGIYISIIED JURIST DIES
G.M. Randolph Carruthers, Char- -Mr. Duncan J. Campbell, Ds.
ioggewvm; L_ J_ C, Watson, N_G_; sable, has received news of the
.J'.A. Carruthers, V_G.: M.C. Rey- df‘f1il\ ‘if his b1`0tl\<‘r James Hugh _
nolds’ J_p_ Gd A_ Hume_ Rec_ Campbell, Chpif Justice of O,-egonl names. appear in the results oi ex.
S _: B MCLC ' W _: E_ who was bui'ied at Salem, Oregon _
sggmrt  ,e_e1;,I;ed.  Mc_ On Sunday. A niitive of D;-_i.-app; out Canada by McGill University,
' _ " ' . and a graduate of P' e f W l
;l,};‘:eé;_e(-‘;-'l_G" J’ Jgevéfr' fefliécggi' College, Chief ,)u_gLrjlé:.C gnmpiéi versity Conscrvatorium of Music: -
5 ’ ' ' " ' taught school iii this Province as a V _ _
min.; nii.iii_ before going to me Un_ drey J. Gillis; Iriierniccliaie grade
ed States ulicre after a distin-_ l>‘<\b3» L0Ul-<0 COX(-i TWC-“il  D010'
_ lished career ni the Bar he was 511002 -7111101' Sm 9- DHS5- 01`0l1Y
Chap.; _ _ Wightman. FS.. re- apmnmi, h0\.,.,.n1 ymrs agO_ to the g_
lilei Jiisticcshlp of the State of
H R Oreiziona I-if was 'll years old. He is Fr I B k C I _
_ ' ' - survve y one daughter. Mary llllf`€S - OUT 9- 'fil}f`1`1ll9
Mr' elnsteln’ and by tim b1~0thi;1~s_ Duncan J_, ir; Wright. Beryl C. DeBlois' Primary
BP
ry pieity wedding took place
hursda_\’- July 15th. at 4.30 p.m.
hen Miss Susan Isabel McEoch-
Rogers plavcd soltly during t‘ic
r of the lute Mr. and Mrs. An-
Bhouldfir lmgill Vl‘ll5 will be gus McDonald, Cornwall. she has
seen on it number Uf 0ff'lh°'ff‘Ce been since childhood a resident of T
0maha,\vhere she was a very sue- V _
essfui teacher. Mr. l\fc_N_eil _is_a t_h;`[_(_:§~‘_’S°l3[9°lJ lafrrg _“£5 h"l‘l
son of Mr. Elmer and l\/lrs. Mc- le* cf) nl' r' ' I' ml Cr‘_n°“‘
Neil. Charlottetown, and holds. a "Wm N allpomtcd )-V thc g°"`m`
erative position on St. .lolivfs
PRE-NUPTIAI. SHOWER - A
miscellaneous sliowcr was held in 
French River Hull on Monday ev-
» ening. July 12th, when a number q
FUR SM-E Yi i§¥Z‘;'.’.l`{"i.i’il`..“ .’I.‘§"§§0l*“i$lZi€i‘l gm" Deen- ffeireei- Mf-
to one of French Rivcr's future
brides in the person of Miss Lucy S
MacKenzie. The hall was suitably B
decoi'ai.ed in pink and white
icimeis and uliite bells by the
_ . _ . 1 M
girlt friends of the bride. The gc
bride was uslierrfl in by Miss Edda Q
Ilernard to the strains of Lohen- 
grins wedding march played bv M
Mrs. Hurry Underiiill and took
her place under ii nicely decorated I
arch, Miss Hattie Paynter and
Miss Helen MacLeod carried in a
heavily laden basket of gifts.
which were Opellcd by Mi” F107'
i-ie Paynter and Miss Hazel Meek,
while Miss Jean Stewart read the
Hay Mowers riccomoauyiniz ver-ses. MISS GEUYBW
' l Campbell and Misa Carmen Stew-
art arrancmi them on the table.
fter which Miss Lucy in a few
well chosen words thanked the
donors for their lovely gifts which
were l’ull.\‘ t‘lilll'i`<‘|Hfl`d by h"l"-lfhfn
the party joiiied in singing "For
slips R Jolly Good Fellow". A
diiintv luiu‘lii\on was served which
Q." iw;-<1 iii all The remain
was J _ .' i - `
I K  der of the eviuiiiig was spent in
 8 y dancing. after which the party
dispersed to their homes. leaving
many good wishes for the bride’|
future hlPD\I\°“~
the Royal Trust Co.; Mr. Art
Goodwin of Montreal and Mr.
Hugh Simpson. Dr. B. C. Keeping
was chairman of the meeting.
MCGILL MUSIC EXAMS - The
following Ciiarottcloivn students’
amiiiations in music held through-
ns announced at the McGill Uni-
l’ianoi`orte. senior grade, pass. Au-
Keeping, Helen Coiwili; Elemen-
tary grade, distinction, Norma R.
Dalziel, Olive  Keeping; pass,
SflllOl' R8dl0 CfO0n€f this Province, and John D Camp glade. <listincti0rl, Bevcrlel’ -7- Vim'
bell. Medford, Mass. iPatriot please Idwstiile. Shir ey M. siiiriis: ua-Ss.
'11-msg attending the grand dance copy). Marjorie V. Spiileti_ Primary, bus-
ed on second year Oxford course,
WEDDING BELLS-A quiet but pass, Fa rlle C. Prowse. Primary,
c ' ' ‘
based on Kammerer course, pass,
.ssie C. Conrad, Joyce Coffin. Pre-
one of the members of the crew in St. James Presbyterian Church pamtor-V' based °” oxitord °°“"5°'
cli.'~i.inciioii_ Elizabeth S. Martin,
oeived at many ports oi' call, in- ern, of Omaha. Nob.. USA., and Sym” Chandler' vmin’ ‘mmol
Mr. Robert Arthur McNeil of St.
eiro, Valparaiso, also the Opera John, NB., were united in mar- m
House at Bermuda and has broad- riage. Rev. C. Webster was the
castcd on many occasions. hai/1118 officiating clergyinan. Mrs. Keith mum E1,,menta,.y grade* dsm,Cii0,,_
grade, pass, Mary MacKay; Ele-
entary grade, distinction, Frances
J. Rcay. Primary, distinction, Alma
Gomez: pass. George Brown. Violon-
orma Gomez. Theoretical sub-
. _ . ._ N
Radio Crooner" and a second ceremony. Only the immediate jc,-15; _yumor gl-adc_ di_q;j,~i¢i10»1,
“Bing Crosby." Al Blanchards Or- relatives of both parties were pre- Tgmsa C, D0iisimQ_ i\ii.~_i-y 0_
chestm will be in flf-t0TidHl1C€- sent. The bride is a daughter of };-ypimiit, Katha,-me L_ C0x_ E1@_
the into Daniel McEachern and mentnry- grade, pass, Dorothy C.
OFF-THE-'FACE HATS Com McDonald, ancl'grancldaiigh- Keeping.
TEACHING STAFFCHANGES-
he regular monthly meeting of
ment in place of Mayor P.W. Tur-
' ' d _ 1. - .. ner. was welcomed as a iiieiniiei'
  élxllllv-Ydml!'{‘UJEMISTIQS El;£;';§st` of the Bcarfl. Aliiiiority wiis
- t i_~.r'_i.-. il’ _ .
MOTOR TRUCKS  "  5.2; :.2:;..;';;‘::’;'.:.“.;i$;;.e";.af
-anted for the calling of tenders
N. Bell was tran.=ferred from
e staff of West Kent School and
appointed Vice-Principal of Prince
trect School in place of Miss
ordon L. Bennett, BSc.. was ap-
pointed to the staff of West Kent
chool to take the place of Mr.
ell. Miss Alice S. Bryenion andi
r. Keith M. Johnson were np-l
ointed to the staffs of West Kent
hool and Prince St. School re-
peetively to take the places of
iss Helen Farquliarson and Miss
arjorie Fraser, resigned.
Inn:-d'i\ Llnlmanl "morn ntnlnl.
LISTS AT GYR0 DAN(_E_. looked into and the matter refer-
Councillor Sehurmaii that prices*
be looked into for these additions. |
Councillor MacKay gave notice
that he would introduce a motion
at the next meeting of the Coun-
cil that the matter of insurance
companies doing business in the
town and not paying taxes be
red to the recorder, Also that all
investment companies be requested
to pay a license.
Answering criticism in a local
Duper that the To\\'n Council had
been ncgiectful in assisting the
local hospital Councillor MacKay
pointed out that the Town Coun-
cil had expended in the vicinity of
- The I
funeral of the late William Mc-
rday with one of the largest et--
i$1,689.00, which included grant to
‘ hospital, dental clinic, public health
` clinic and other health preventive
methods. Added io this was the
light and heat for public health
l rooms in the Town Building bring-
l ing the sum up to nearly $2,000.00.
isigiiiiis uiiii
Returns From
ilanp Borden
Captains W. A. Smith and Leo
F. MacDonald, of the No, 6 Dis-
trict Slgnals, R.. 0. C. S.; accom-
panied by 37 other ranks returned
on Friday la`t from Camp Borden.
Ontario after 10 days of training
i.ri Divisional tactical exct‘ci.scs. The
Island unit had a very successful
training period being highly com-
plimented by the Camp Command-
ant as being the smartest unit on
parade.
Signailer R. Paoli oi’ the Island
group carried off highest honors
in the annual athletic sports of
Camp Borden. the Island boy win-
ning a beautiful silver cup as ri re- }
suit of his having garnered the
highest individual aggregate dur-
ing the meet. Signaller Paoli is to
be congratulated as his feat is a
noteworthy one when it is con-
sidered that lic was competing
against men .from all signal units
cast of \‘Vé'nnipeg.
The Signals camp at Brighton
continues to run along smoothly
and efficiently yestei‘da_v being de-
voted largely to Divisional Signals
scheme that i' to say providing
inter~communication for divisions
in the field.
NORTH RUSTICO SCHOOL
The honor roll of North Rus-
tico school for the mouths of Ap-
vii. May and June.
Grade I ijr.)--1. Elsie Doyle; 2.
Helen Bulman.
Grade I lsr.) - l,Mollie Flem-
ing; 2, Avis Bulman.
Grade Ili ijr_>-1. Ernest Mac-
Lure.
Grade III tint.)--1. Veard Court.
Grade III lsr.)-l. Marion Dovle
2. .Vfa_vnard Pursey; 3. Vernon His-
cott.
Grade V-1. Gertrude Fleming;
2._ Lomc MacLurc; 3. WalterMac-
i Lure.
Grade VI i.lr.i~l. Gavan Doyle:
2. Fulton Rollings.
Grade VI is-r.t»1. Shelton War-
ren; 2. Tom Doyle; 3. Emnrd
Court.
Grade VIII-1. Irina Tomiibs;2.
Colin Warren.
Grade IX-l. Sadie Hiseott; 2.
Hazel Hiscott; ll. Bonneli LePagP.
Grade X ijr_l~-1. Eitliel Hynes.
Grade X lsr.)-l. Miriam Wool-
ner; 2. Margaret Doyle; 3. Vera
Warren.
Perfect nttendnnec: .\follie and
Gertrude Flcniing.
Teacher~~Dorothy E. Toombs.
SEYIERE QIVAKE RICCORDED
NEW YORK. July lil-iAP)-»-A
“very severe" eurthqiiake, begin-I
ning at 4.43 p.m. ADT was regis-
tered today on the Fordham Uni-
versity sclsmograph. Father Joseph
l.._vnch. scisiiiologist at the univer-
sity, estlinaied the shock was;
about 2.700 miles in aegcneral
soutliivesterly direction from New
York ,probably off the coast of
South America.
WARNING T0 SPECTATORS 
ST Moritz. Switzcrland--iC.P)- 1
Congress of the Iiiternational Skat- ,
ing Union has arccpterl a propo al 3
by the British Skating Union that i
a referee .should be empowered to
suspend any international com- i
petition li' the bcliaviur of the
Crowd was u_nsatisfactory_ 1
1
GRAND
22nd.
By kind permission of Captain L. C. A. St. Jay
Curzon-Howe, M.V.0._ R.N.
1 H.M.S. DUNDEE
will hold a dance at the Casino on Thursday, July
Music by Al Blanchard and his Orchestra.
Dancing 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.
Also featuring the wonder radio crooner. Mr. H.
Reinstein of H.M.S. Dundee.
Admission 27¢. Right of admission reserved.
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tail to express "natural flavour". But you find it in Grads
. _ . in their rich tobacco flavour, their coolness, their
mildness . . . the inherent qualities ol choice Virginia
tobaccos that need no "’A. F." And Grads natural tlavoux
means no unpleasant after-tasie or effects.
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EX-EIVERNUREGRAVE Vliili
i(‘.ont:nued ironi page 1)
M _ 7 _ _, _ *I
hs arrivu.l. It was 14 years since
he had lust .~~i-en i\lr'_ Mould. need-
less to say tire iiiceling las: i"`it
was a inutnallv L-iij1>_\'abIe ons-_
iContinued from page l)
.lupan he will not permit "the loss
of a single inch of territory."
A m“.“,,. by ,,|(,;,._\,iUn M,._ Bd_\:_ .|ap:il\ irounti-rcil with a “Dual
Lcr is n.i',v i'c.iii':l but nevi-l'ii'icless
tiil~_i. ii kiwi ::i'i:e.~‘. in public at-
iairs. A stri>iij,~' Repiihiieiiii, since
his term oi o11.<e li; has repi'escn'-
cd the Siam- 01 .\luliie at seieral
National Repizhlicaii (,'on\'entions
and nt the pi'e_si~iiL time ls being
mentioned proni nenty for the
posit,l'oii ot S'..i1u Representative and
also as a mi-niiicr on the National‘
Slate Conimiztee. I
Speaking in p.i'sent conditions in
the United Striies Mr. Baxte: said
he was .siioilu-ly opposed to the pre- 1
sent acinniii_~irutioii, stating that*
the United Suites Supreme Courii
issue was now the big question
illark tlii'0ugiioll'. the coulltry. 1
.\/lr. Baxter is one of the largest
property holders ii Portland and is
also the owner oi an 80~acre dairy
[arm at .Vlaei~;‘.iiitli Island. On his,
dri ‘e to the City yesterday he took
particular' note of the farms, re-
nlurkinu on Iiivir pm.-|ii'l‘0ils ap-
pearance and ai.-.0 ihe well-kept|
coiuiitioii oi xiii- i-.i!\li» lie liiiii seen_i
on his ii-ip to the Isiiiiiu Mr.|
Baxter 1‘_iiiiifdiief'li_v across New
Brunswick from tlic Maine border
and lic .stat-ed he had never seen so
much road construction going onl
over such it large urea. He thought
thit within two years the road
\v-n.iii be 'oniplr-tcl_v paired to Tor-
meirt-ine. "And it will certii nI_v helpi
toiirist traffic iiiimeasurnbly." he
added.
.iii Merle R. Griffith, of Port-
land. ii close friend of Hon. Mr.
Bahtcr is iiecoiripiiiiyziig him on his
trip wiixcli uill take them through,
the prinripnl cities of the Maru1nie
\v:irning" to Chinn to vvillidrawnll
troops and planes from North
('hin:i at once.
(‘hiani:'s statement, i'rillo\rini;
!\'anking'.s rejection of a Japanese
“ultim;iium" demanding withdrmv-
al of all Central Government for-
ces from Hopch Province and :1
halt oi’ Chincse troop movements
in the area, threw the question ot’
war in thc Fair East into delicate
balzinre once more.
Reports nf new clashes and of
pro-Japanese troop movements in
nnrthem Chahnr. west of Man-
vhoukuo and north of Ilopeh Pro-
vinrc_ added to the mounting fears
of war.
Eight Japanese soldiers were re-
ported killed and five wounded ln
a clash with 100 Chinese "bandits"
at Tung-Sung-Muling, eight miles
southeast oi’ Kaiyuan in Fengticn
Province, Manchoukuo.
Jap Force in Chahar
Five brigades of "irre,'ni.ii‘
Mongol cavalry, ri>portcill_v sup-
ported by large ii‘iinibers of :lir-
pianes, were said bv the Ciintral
iChincse) News Agency to heron-
centrated in Northern Chnhnr and
to be threatening Cliina's Shaiisi
and Suiyuan Provinces.
On the heels of this new cis..-h
in the Pcfpiiig zone. Dome-i ar.~
nounced the commanders of fI:e`
.Tapnrmse garrison in North (`hii::i I
warned they would bi- nliligeil tot
lake "independent :iciion‘ ns ri .~'-i-
P"°"l""f"‘~ MV- '~“`m"l“ “"°- L5 suit of “inces.=niit. oiiiraues" bv tue*
iavourahiv impressed with the Is-'
d h md be Chinese. effective at noon
land. an states t at it wo . .1 _ ' 1
difficult to find a more lovely vaca- N(;];;£“l(‘§fi(;]§ 1;$,?:,g,i,'8Sr,:,ls 13;
‘Chiang Kai-Shck tnrl:i_v warned'
l
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rinffiiir., at 8a.m._ 'l`.1c_~tin_\' re-
vived liop... for a negotiated,
peaceful si”‘."~:~_;» 1;' i.
Q
('l:ini .\‘..i'i-i-ineiit Broken l
In 'f`iik_-so o:i.i_-iiil. ilociared thi
iiiowiiitirt of :riio,i_` Luloiiging TAI
iiie Ci1it:.iI (`I;.:=i-- \’ioveriiniel'll
11') llojiiii P:o\;:.i1_~ had violated
tipi Hu-lin /~_i N-iri;: ('ii1Il11 agree~
i.ii»i_: oi i;i.i. .i.;.u i~.ii;.-_;;:u'.ed 
gris .~: ' _ .i_i,».i"._
1liiV.i:.»ui >  i lk fl UPU”
i»ic~_\- <-.; 'I--_1» _-1 _ I of the Nankira
ijfivcziiiii-rr' 'i ii-vo :nm the or
agreenieiil. ri ;i:lic1l at Tientisll
Sm. ina' i;e'_'.\'i.:. (_`ii;::fse and Jap'
niiisse <-o:ii:ti.il‘_iic:'.s for a. NOTLU
Cliznzt ir'i"»'
ln a time deiitered to the Jxpi
ziiiese l~`.iiiiiii_~.._\' and signed by,
i1*1ii‘c-if_ri~_ .\l:i;:.=if-r Wiir.: Churigu
l1iii_(?hm:i rieiirired bluntly th(
dispatch of troops to the north
was only ri nziw ure of self ded
fence :ii,~ii.:~..»'. ;l:e izreatl-_ aug'
nioiitcfl .l.'i;i:inr-.se forces there.
The Chmesc noir- was rejected
and the (‘iiine.<e we-;~i» told to ree
turn a more acceptable communlu
cation. .
CAN.-\I)I \.\i KILLED IN SPAIN
'ronri\"r0. .i.ii<.' io _ lCPi _
Word of the r!f~:i'2~_ of Lou Walsh
'roi-oii'ii iiieii~\i1~ iif tile lineman
iionri T‘.';‘;.'.ifli imiiiiiig on the GOV-
f»ritiiii`i.i .~_~- _`  -\I`ili1-‘ll Civil
ii-,~_i'_ ~_\ 11:. ;'»‘_i_i'.i‘il iii-ri" ‘iiii.i_\`.
IlII".`\' l.\` I`.\'(`rl._\.\'D
GUl`L.l)O\\'?\1. liii:;‘..<. Eiiglaiid,
Jiiiv lil--».\lillin'-Gr-iif'l'.|f SLE Wil-
liam Geri: . nie:  i;1.;_. dir-
.-(-i.».,1 ri' r;..~; ~~ ‘ :'.i'.it ‘iw '.\‘:ii‘
_v,...-_ .;~.1,ix  ' ii 1 :..?.i~.' Ho
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mm and _ _ yos mainland ni-my took over :fic §"'Q Ti'_»_,;$ \
From Cliarlortctoun Hon Mr. _ ‘ _ _ ._
Baxter and Mn Grumh Wm pr°_ Chinese post office ihf re and im- i-_‘_ `.V.Ei_.KLY
med to Nova Scotm by way of posed it ccnsorsiiip of all mnii. E5’ ' _
piC¢0u~ meeting of foreign consular auth
...ii orities at Tientsin was called for ` _ _________
this morning to consider the Jap- _- .(‘\ _ .‘ - `,'_-If ‘F
_ anese action. `
Grain Exempt From'
  TOKYO. June 20 i'l`iie..dii_‘.)»--  -' u~'“'E" ‘- .__ ‘ L
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Omlnous Outlook _-I Q ,__ 4___;,`J`__ .‘ V--51°; 
iAP)-wlapaiiese olf:<".ii and press _ “_ “_ _
dispatches from China iodav
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__'* _ painted an ominous picture of th-_ i s's'   ‘uit
0T'I‘AWA. Juli- 19-iCPi-Can
ada‘s grain trade remains exempt
from deiiiiirraac charges at ter-
minal elevators. In a judgnieiii
announced today the Board of
'Railway Commi-,sloners declined a
proposal of the Railway Compan-
ids that deniurrace charges be as-
seszed where unloading of grain
is delayed -
_ 1 _ -
murrage if cars remain at their
destination more than '48 hours
before i|n`n:i<ied and returned to
the railway. The charge has new-r
been applied to grain. i1o\vevci'.
and the Board found the rnilwiiys
had not iniide out ri. ease for,
chnngim: the rule,
Evideiice ivas heard bv the
Board at Vancouver. Port. Arthur
Orthcr kinds of freight me de Peipiiig late _\'e.sicrd:i_v in u-’iii1!i at
, i
and winnipeg and final lega'._ ation. 1Nanking reported. however. |
argument was heard here last that arrangenients for the Cliinesc
i ng Foreign maui/er -to receive charge i
continuing clash oi .iruis :inii in-
Thc Japanese Arun :ii a ‘l.i.-1
war in " to the <‘ntr.il Chnicse
it-rests between the iwo coiiiiiize-_ _ T0 E 0 S T 0 N
D 8 C
Goverriment at Nanking and an
ultimatum to Chinese miiizary
commanders in the north threat-
Thc 'l`icnts'ln uiiimaiinn follow-
encd drastic action today. ` i
cd report.; of a new clash west ol
Japanese captain was griiicly
wounded. _and lixcd noon iodi\_\
i1a.m_ Tiiesday adi) as the time
for the Japanese :iriioii :in`e.~.\ thi
Cliincsc ceased all hostile niove-
ments.
Exciiniiges at Nnnking betweiru
.1i\pnnc~e diplomats mid ariny ot-
firrvs and Cliiiiese lendwi-_e iii~i'rl_v
added to the grnvitv of the situ-
l
S. S. Sain: John nlin from Rod’\
rstm. wriiirv, shim John, n ‘HN
P.M. (»’\.‘|.), Mondays. Thurulayc,
Saturdays. Due Boston folloilnq
morning. Faro from Saint Johly
Sic sm way; ii-om cnarlaeuuvivn,
P. E. I., to Beaton, $16.90. Rall 00|!-
noeelan to Seine John from ll
lnwrisr enum. Sunrooms. $1.3)
uv. use lor two purple. Emullcnt
melts at i-amenable prlen.
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