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DAILY 3.00 - 7.00 - 8.45 P. M.
Growing Tourist '
' Trade to South'
MONTREAL Que., -
est quota of cruise DllSS@118¢1‘5 eV°1'
no sail on a "Lady" liner from
Montreal will leave port t01ii8hi»
with- the departure- of the Lady
Rodney Canadian National Steam-
ships. On this voyage she will carry
so per cent of her passeii8€1S 011
ir round trip cruise to Jamaica, via
Bermuda and the Bahama Islands
among whom will be a Party °!
teachers organized and conducted
by Principal Muir of the Lansdowne
school, under the auspices of W
H. Henry Limited, Tourist Agents
so great was the demand for ac
commodation on this sailing on the
-‘Lady Rodney” that many trlv
had to wait the sail
eilers have 0 -
ing of her sister ship the “Indy
Somers” departing from here July
U
24th, or the following sailing on wi
August 7th. !or.a.id’iD..l20 the_CB¥:'.-.
ibbcan sec.. 'riie.._'_‘.‘i..4dy» Rodseylf-_ in
will alsocarry a good cargo of Var- a
ious Canadian commodities and in
manufactured goods to the south-
em ports.
(A, r, by Gnudiuva special Wire)
i=lr:R.riirv'l1.r.ll:, .fu-ir., July 10-
Slipping its chain, a trained DSSI'
1-“shed 3 glrolup of children today
at Thombvurg, six miles smith cd
hem. injuring W0
EV
_Jdbn D. labret. wo. me wi 2:’
(hd scratched abflit lihb ills; be
DWL* Pweu' eight' "awed wi Miss Booth, a daughter of the o’ciock p. m. The wedding march
wh - under ofthe Army, has just com- was played by Mrs. (R»ev.) N. A.
a world tour during which MacNeiil as the bridal party pro-
travelled 30,500 miles and ad- ceeded down the hall into the large
dreued 185,000 peoiile. Once. dur- living r°0m- In I “$11118 Of f¢1'1ls
ing nel- Joumey, here were 1,000 ?-bd flowers the ceremony was Dei'
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IOFB. CS
The animal, part o! a small if
cincus, was reoeliinlred Ui’ YS
tiliulner.
._ WILL PUBLICIZE WALES 1,
CARDIFF July li-"Wales end
. v - W
Mbnmloutllshire{’, is the title of a
new official journal of the Indust- 
:rlal Development Council of South
'Wales and Monmouthshire.
Egofessiong Bards 8
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naxrlstn-s md lizccmeyi-If-1-11*
Monet 'ro Loan ;
omcei lac aiciundaa suede if
I
o ibition mmrs
3-ii; chu. ii. Black, chairman.  ._
N.. c|,,,-|,,¢¢¢&iw: at 5-. _‘.,~ 
li' _.B. McDonald, e 
~' ‘<=‘» .mlm simpson. li|l1i°l_i~’l'- ~
  .au iufe‘vri'iieiicu.~'ro¢ilralira
‘ ' cum cr rnornerliou `ao'l-_
` eb abc ic _.L
uf g, ¢;."M,°l>.. emu'
_- onMa`N w. Lowrnnn
5-Barrister 0 Attorney At IA'
 IC Great George Street _
.l‘ . Charlottetown, P. l. I.
 _g|0|agy..£ LOAN . V
Alex. W. Matheson
nngaarsrun. souorroit. sro.
N011!! to Inari Collections:
guise: lie .Richmond Strat. _,
 
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scrape
‘ ftncieeiive
Prince Edward Today, Lamb Eating
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BEAR. ATTACKS CHILDREN I
she
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NEI. fi BENTLE
71;- vggqinnnay, ir. o. ‘,§‘
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SAYS “HILL-BILLY ‘ ' '
STORY IS RUBBISIP'
Lr'l‘l"r.s: nocx, Ark.. July li- .
Wavering between carrying out her
planned stay among Arkansas
mountain folk and an asserted in'-'
clination to "cali the whole thing.
oil,” Roberts. Semple sighed today
for the obscurity enjoyed by less-
puhlicined families. '
The youthful blond daughter of
lvangellst Aimee Semple McPher-
son said- advance reports that she
would head into Oaark fastrlcsses
Ishida a horse and “go hill-billy”
in a big way were "rubbi.sh."
Bmartly dressed,'M\lss Bemple de-
scribed her prograinss calling" for
a quiet merging into somemoun-
tain community “to obtain an ac-
cluite picture of the fine whole-
someneu of the lives, ‘with their
icy; and_aorrowe, cd the-people of
the Outh." -- ' " 
She said abs wanted thrmatter
for stretches about mountdn felt,
which shaplmned to write. ‘ 
 
mean collms °
ellns Booth, commander in Wilmot Valley, and Mr George N
ef of the Salvation Army, who is Brown, stanley Bridge, P.E.I., which
pected in Canada in Octobergwill took place at the Baptist Parsonage,
70 years old next Christmas. _ Sussex, N.B., on June 26th at four
tiers awaiting her reply and it rmed by the Rev. N A MscN°i1l.
ber mmm bb sign dwumenbg .D, uncle of the bride The bride
me hundred before breakfast in esrins a pretty redingbfe costume,
he ww-be 0 1 im- gxlwting mm- fitch neck piece, and accessories to
gm ‘match.> The couple received many
Horseback riding and swimming beautiful weddiiis sill-A including
are this remarkable wom.an's favor- f\11'1ii¢\11'¢. 'U-1i¢11. li1V¢1'W¢l1' I-Dd I
ig, nc,-eatl0m_ when ,he 4| bp substantial cheque. After the cere-
home she enjoys a moming gallop. 111005’ the bridal Pi1i’i2Y» 1111111141118
he |, an exp”-l, swimmer and ln- Mr. and Mrs. Lome Bownem, Nor-
ulges in high diving. In the gum. bore, P.E.I., the letter being a sister
er or less she almost lost her nie of the bride. accompanied by Rev-
df_vmg_ some wus of nm, Wim N. A. Malclyeill, left on a brief hon-
nd been mme by cu,-mms gb eymoon trip to St. John, Frederic-
where .she was swimming, 'and in W1! and 03101' P0i1iT»B Of i1ii»¢1‘°Bi- On
taking B dive she hmm, mbmgled, their return they will reside in Stan- eg
the Wim He, ,ecmhuy mwued ley Bridge, P. E. I. Mr. Brown is a
¢`,,., bmrms hm. unwnmwu, to the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Robert
mm Brown, Stanley Bridge, P.EI. and
Miss Burrows is the daughter of Mr.
,mu-A SEMPLE . John A. Burrows. Wilmot ysllcy,
visiting her brother, Mr. Ralph
Morton, od the Canadian Press,
Charlottetown. "
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family have arrived from Mont-
real to spend the summer at
ford, accompanied by his wife, is on
Cala, -North River, after an absence.
0-Zin! Buardlail
This column is roland for news
or loehl interest but alnrtiaing ol
n newly nature be Inserted al
Ceentllwarda tlypayahlo ll
ndvuoo.
PERMANENT WAVES. - Mrs.
Dodd Toronto Demonstrates for
1-110 Murlc Steam Machine will be at
Ere. Wallere Beauty Shoppe on
Thursday Friday Ind Saturday For
appcintment phone 1243
I.-8768-1-11-ii.
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Mlm Jean Morton, of Halifax, is
Dr Ra Brow, Mrs Brow and
Hollnhd UWB.
Rev. George E. Hanlon of the
Immaculate Ccncemiorl Church.
Boston, arrived in the city Weds
nesday night on a visit to his aunt,
Mrs. P. H, Trainer, OI 'Upper
Queen street.
Mr. William J. Cl-ll. North Battle-
l.Y|lli¢¢0hilm0¢h0r,||rg.Mll'!
of fifteen years. lk. Call’ many
fx-ieridaarewelcominghimhomo.
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Wim Provincial Commts 2;*
sloner, Has Recerv
Baden Powell.
im Malcolm Mcnecd 152 King received in lcllc in lite i ihroush Noah Wm ° www”
st. received the md news yesm Lady Baden°i>cwelY 8 ° I mm the oneomias fi°°d ‘h°“"‘ 'JW square hegtryzletgrdgxii Tgmdiggs is =
day morning of the drowning of Lincoln (Near Boston) 11°* 1¢P¢1i¢- vid N11* it Wh” my
b lated in inl uit ne also spoke Ph” 1°' °' 111"-“°h °° °“""'»
et grandson in Dartmouth, N B Mass USA D61! d li hY~ sodm md wmded bam” md 34,5, mmy md
I-Ie was the oldest son of Mr and De July 7, 1985. of the P6110 W ent d nw” broke up gh, meshing ,gm .messing
me Eugene I-lilchey, a New castle Iv' Miss Ygiilon Gomorrah were des Qian” of the m,,|m_ A ,hm um, hw, wb
sheet Dartmouth N s fer itrgustnyr e.dw:f.iicut:elsy.tc ci or the mpreveiiiiiiald Mr annum otha- mm wg., mama in the
Guides ydlildfrs a.nhfi°u<§ui¢l'°u mira" :hm ci rs' dmtvro d thepeople or "'°”‘“" -
clrom nomo-'rhe annual in you! Province e wor ers fthe Lod es W 1 mm w,c_ Joseph onus Bedard, 26, who
picnic ci zicn church choir was for me ki-N311’ "°11'y 1i11°°re 111°-‘io time i>*=°““S°§ °° um not police claimed was addressing the
held Wednesday at Morrison’s ythmksou have an given {oW;°°;° *hilt 16511*-15 °f Wh1°h` i' !i5'h:‘;“d de_ crowd from a Park bench, was ar-
Beach on the Cardigan River. It midst 9 Y°l11' 1696111- 4°” 11°l»1'€“l‘;»be demggyed rested and charged with dai-'nazi-118'
was an ideal summer day and im I ww, you au to h me-lid that the W01 d I park property and holding 3 public om
ideal location, and a most enjoy- _ km" °W “YY 111 UWBB IWW1' “YS in °1` e" °r meeting in a city park. The other
ALSO able time was spent many mem- gm” I h"°'°m°yed being with YW G0d iD D0 liibt W S°d°m and G°'lmen arrested gave their names- as- parliamentary e]°°u°n‘ ms' Emd
nusrncas bm of th, Wi, ,mg ,,,,,,,.,,,,,z ,D hf:'v:h§eef1°Ug1*;';fh“1 ggfégegeig and I - lnomh and the people before the Tony Km,,,,_,,5k,, 3.,_ md _,uhm 3
or min poo. - ,M my “nel nudmsht. generous reception bf ’ "°‘” flood? The iosic is irresistable 1° Plcani.u beth oi Montreal. No me Km do cm
UHAP. SIX me- the evangelist said. was seriously hurt. 5 m md °‘d° "ml h"h“°'
, Fox EXHIBITION GRANTS _ w}Iowxevery;:>1ielasedhto findsomany pu,-they-mor, Mn Johnston ,bid A loaded _a2_mmm mvolver was band, Prime Minister J. A. Lyons of
  In the extended report of Premier now in P.r‘i)nc£ Igdvtvng-dGIls1l¢:1d"med thabeven in nmdem times the A1- Mmm in the mme °f `K°m"m“
 ` MaoMiIlan's address on Tuesday the results of all 'your ef!oxts'v:en mgmy has been “smug his judg- with 125 mums °f cmndgw' P°u°e
- _. ..nlght, .thc Premier was erroneously apparent ag me muy re 111911111 uP0n certain localities be- sam ha had entend Qamda meg. J
FIGHT FILM quoted as stating that the Govem- May I offer to you ' and to all cm” °f “nm i11i<i\_1iW\15 PTM' ally five years ago and they will
suowiuc Ar s-1-als ment had given the mst grunt ic bpemily mnoemed w',,h the Rally tives. He referred to the time when ask his deportation. Picard was ar-
T0-mY_ rox exhibitions in the province. The arrangements, my ,Mm c,m8m,m_ Mariibiove in 1902 was buried be- rested for aliesedly selling was in
CAPITOL__ SATURDAY statement should read “me um “om °n_,_h° success or this yan: heath the burning lava of Mount aid of me hunger mb,;~¢b¢1-g_
_ granttolfox exhibitions at Alberton first big gathering. it Was linfor- Peiee, he reed how that on the Every available alley poubémm
and- norden." The Government ex- ibm, 1,, some way, that ,he ,un Good Fridey immedilieiy Dreoefiiiis was prwed into duty by Direolor
tended the rox exhibitions, ind gave was so not .lust that aitemodd so the “Wi” 111° D¢°P1° ofueified s remand Dufresne in expectation of
the first grant to fisheries, as f-he that it made the guides nag w1ne_ masqueraded pig in ridicule of the 1;1-gable md large squads of Pio-
Premier indicated in his speech. wing' and 1|; must have been trying Sa.viour's crucifixion. There seems vincisl police and Royal Canadian
rbi- tbmemchugemhnve ,_he..heat to have been good reason for de- Mounted Police were ready to co-
U Wd 501115 5i°°k WN5 mdiww* versltles and completed his M A will have os. '
ught a fresh wave I e the urnal Il Teleforio' t Mawr' UB-Iriiilien Houde and offic
if 0111' 8°°‘1 '1°‘€h°°““° e1§d*‘-F52 course at the letter institution last tliuslasm in realizing ibut the? elle :fl in Mjgsslns and published mu ers ww piwed io duty outside the
3°'-‘"1 Wi” be f°‘1`°°dwt° 1' d 3 May H16 mother, Mrs R H- R08 allpart of a big thing, and they will Christmas Number in the form of 11111141118 0° ohwk my meh at-
iheif mee* °°““€ "wi" ° ‘ ers. who is at present visiting her also uucugb having been time au an abominable pu-cdy on the .sl tempts
1 proportion of iemb Son in London is expected home at plays rained new ideas and interest mighty Nc wonder the eu-tiiduabe The orlcinal meeiinc was
In Canada the situation is likely he end of the present week His sue which should help them on bb work came he “gd Hs refer;-ad go mg scheduled for Champs De Mara but
to follow along somewhat similar oessor, as IO DE Scholarship hold harder and to take up more and yet earthquake that devngteg gm ppm the men apparently changed plane
1.nes Already as n result of the er, Proi' Hazen Wismore, of PWC more activities as time goes on clam mn, yan ,go u hem, N., at the last moment to Place vigor
id rise in the price of beef leaves soon to resume his studies in I would like very ,specially to cw wded by wkikedneu of the mm Square, where only a handful of I
Canada and the firm ¢o - London. gratulate those Guides who carried gbdrgbtgr when the guppqgediy beg; P01100 was stationed he Enzush S and tha
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tain and lower hog dellrerlcs apepared in the Police Court yesier Brownies as well The Mcrclnng me M, Johnston ,ef,md bo bib., s squad of 300 oonmbies rbdiins
compared bb yea, 93° the day ¢liaI8€d With Vllsfanvy and was extremel well d , d k from headquarters on ce cars t
as mon in revgad aw tae con were each sentenced to twenty days volumes for gm cg;-eogf 1,12: irgpigeg ?;g°x;f,d°gmf t;‘net;)a;';‘;'p?,!,}1::°.x?,d°°:° and motorcycles pon l»1'y8id0-llwlild be spoiled by the
pwm M lamb is becommg m in Jail without the option of a, fine md mg energy dlg¢ip11n¢_ ,md bien M was of the opinion th” me Traffic along Craig Street and St
sly favourable This was in connection with an af attention by ibm, who wok part many “hmm” of the twmueth Denis Street and St Lawrence
mnb in both canada and ale 'gf °fi H118 fiieei when 1 i>°1i°° 1 have sometimes heard the question century were not accidental but ”°“1°""‘* W” WWW 1°' *°
United BlB»i»€S iS. at the 11101110111. 11 mcg' was ma e fha tum; °! “bu” “hd by “outside people’ as to Wil? providsntial According to scripture mmut” 'S mu” Q" puked 1° the
n mum mea, In the my 01101' severey reprimanded the Guides should everdodny marching he md “adm ,mm muh “.9 street The polcc formed condone
,md sim., 51...., nom have ow”f”°ii1;1¢p‘§§§;i1°§ii:i;wvl'\ou=i§tigr;: ubclgm 'rhcuglrwzbcixlngtu nil: 3: ..W,,e,, God, ,udmem m m the enid closed in on the :ooo damn
th stood drought conditions much be tolerated md warned mem mat me 1' “P °“ °‘“ 5 1 em ° earth the people of the world will 5
-ei --iff  M we lf  ti . ...lc t'v"°:.‘:‘.°,‘:‘..2i‘.“°..“...°*“‘”“....:.‘..“" 1--» ilu-0--»~ ll-1-»-1 -1 ....°“;’.‘*::.‘.f‘°° .':.’;° °l:‘..*"°°°.....:;i
°°11°1`1°- “ii “Wil” 1§»d*111"‘“'°=~oharse they would- be siven ninety gocdncerlsse, a sense cr rhythegf “""“°‘ ‘“`° "“” f°”°‘“°°° *“° “id ben-me  in dispernethe °
nd oonslm1r;tBl;reb2;e1¢PgTlé`;1t1‘<;/y. lar-nb €nyfI.1ta.;usec1o‘ln<it}pany who nppealied balance' p°1_,¢_ and a feeling of sen <;{wtll;ew\u;i;':;s(i; Eggaiiylgsome txgdu crowd pememuy mued_ such md dress and perforoe must put myself
0951355 ~ ' 0 Y B Sallie oCH1neC.0i‘i nd 11 be - bam 1 d.
ed and is avaliable the year ,wus released on li sin bell. He will Sim; lxdfetgsallive wall? wilgfes' fggg He closed by sayin; that the 1 n,fmm”°" 2,”   icmion though. I ani fond cr sew-
nd as early spriris iamlb. es |:ppear today- A third has yet io ~plsysin her place" for the good ei- °°”P““‘° °“° mitd *M* °*“'i‘i  order was quickly restored
-1°* 1°-'“'b °'1 15 fi" Wd B '=°k°“ 111” °“=°°dY- A Deity rect or the whole show. 1 was gud W°“1d °°"i° in this 118° W 11”” “fi and the crowd dispersed. A detach-
ff lamb- §hg;iign:1v"y”diz:°;;'gi‘g;7dii;ng32&&§ therefore thstdyour Guiclisl carried :;‘du;’1_§e;_hfnPx2°’xig':\i3;‘f igggiiaoigd ment of 100 policemen vms left on
-M-"` , out their we one speot-a ar show ' dui, th square.
“mu "°d°Y so successfully. Then, over and 11655- He “filed his ““di°“°° W °'°' Pint: sl:ld they were searching ;”‘“’d °“ u‘° °°”‘m“"“°°° ‘if °1¥*“"
- arunsric non as Bitowlv nilaiwws very °gg¢Y°mm,§,§.mp“y’ "h°I€t£°§1°gYf,§f igstnlfiisehlllzt clrsdllfflsgexiid Nmedy M fm '°m°" “uw” °° M"
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--- quietly and distinctive wasthe mar- 8 ,ma mm way bbw; _ , °m,d|ns mam mm, `,,¢,.,1
 , July 11 - Gon_era_l riase of Miss Carrie M. Burrows, ii-cgggub: ;g:kii;:¢m,|§; 0n.1?;. JOHN S. NELSON mummmugmmgnd wiu”1,|,,v,
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CHURCH service, Sunday 8 p. rn., _...__ _ EV h” °
RQ J. A. PW
, ‘ _ ‘able and in a very 10811301 lil-13 p B y
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Letter From L a d y gil- traced out the history in brief After Struggle
other nations mentioned in ____
°m been leaders in the trouble Ac
PAID LABT M735 Montreal near' the end or the week
be done eileotiveiy for the march to ottawa.
‘“° :l'°..el.l‘ le-  “°n..ln“l:.... ..,,,, ..,.
th t e u are na u was gmc ,.
praztioal homeirait. B. Nelson. 85. who passed away at “Spay gg Qgrrsqgw 511111111118 wh°°1J
item inlast Friday's the Trail-Tadanac hospital, Trail. F3051 535 WATER, i' Wm
Ihavc got thu; 13.0., Thursday evening, by a host ' '
am very B ' of friends and ai tanccs Bat- ' , ...pm‘ 1,
The Union urda afternoonmwqlllennthe funeral NEW YORK Jmyblgl col? f°b‘"“~
Y G. Fink of Colum a Ufiiveraiy
value wo. services were conducted. . mm' W5" .Mi11'-fly 36? 11”
om for Mr mmm th “ther of 0 announced today that he has per mmm
. as .
11"' H- Nelson. miiswr eoarpenter for iergtrgdsgli  :gd gtittéénllgilll
f§£° 111°~;U1\¢1-e1iddEio°mpany.3;l»naoi tcp the io.ooo,ooo tons oi gold in
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I *ad this czrpsexhier andrlzgmaghopgnwgs migmiilluignfhinzevbrpegeailcn costs ‘h° UMW sim’
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we ee' 1 of 3é%l»£“°°?  .’ll’.§2.‘”l2”.f.‘$l,"‘.§‘.'i.““.i..§’.€ itll T;
"'.,‘§,“,‘e,m w§',‘,’f,”a,,”‘§f,1§ ions Hggmgéagtlgameogivewd gigs researches convinced hun the dey
we" ”‘°°'“" ‘°’ ‘md Tiialiullofel tributes werte  ° ruiivfel-;nplli2ixl`.iFl;'cilfend Til?-1: wr
‘”‘,,‘,’,‘,“’;,’,",,§‘,§',,,’,’,“"f_ Pailbwefa were Davos Ivor- is elim will eolvehllllen problem.
good mms that ollxr, H. L. Smith. 1-lamee Young. "1 told that to several hundred
ii Currie. Dohad MMDODIIG scientists at a convention recently.
£;;|l;;°bu\;¥ and L- Cl- J°1lIi-‘i- he said, "and no one - said I was
It does th12ev.hDr.hM. Wales oiiioiateduid gfgy," -
voe.sr*W”““ 'housewares
°”° my Ms Nelson had resided with his suggested nletbods’ felled. rinlrs
up of |, 4011 011 C*°V¢1'1i11i¢1i¢ F066. Tlllil-DBO, discovery was that an alkaline film
you sincemhis retirement from active 'prevented gold particles from ad-
|n mg farm g in his native province oi baring in 9, cathode, New bgwbirig
bi mv- Prince Edwlrd island 12 years Iso- the cathode rapidly and achieves
|11, (ig Born at Hampton. P.E.I., Auliist success.
up many 20, 1860, he was educated than
it mug, and entered upon his career as I DANEB BANQUE1' .
to detail farmer early in life. He remained IN H01 8'1"!!!
wanted in his native province until well
MUCH past maturity but, finally seized LONDON, July 1-1-Sixteen hun-
aothat-withthelureoithe weahoeme in drednanish pwlilesatdown toa
train-‘ saskatchewan where he carried on supper of 300 Danish hors d'oeuvres
value gmmgmopératgm for use your. gflvai; by a Danish millionaire rs
ere , wever, Prinoeom.lrnu-Deiuauwaahodi
that your Edward Island. to continue his life the supper- of the Anglo-,Danish So-
ar eliioyilia work until his retirement 12 years ciety gi, Grosvenor louse.
li when hcoamoto'l‘raiito Dnniehfoodwubrouglitfrcrn
ni|homowitlihir|cn,0.I-I. tJeriir‘rertby airp1ene,g\“iard:it£
wo anions chefs from in
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beautiful phof¢°9i\¥ which
pened yesterday at the Prince Ed-
ward"I‘heatre, under the auspices of
the Charlottetown 'llehnil C ub.
id to be a magnificent reproduction
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Btratton-Porter novel, which isllld
to have 40,000,000 readers in the
world today.
The story ie simpl
plcx. It centres its ,teeming
social oonilict about a you
Indiana farming country. in
life has ocme the "Princesa, the
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Faith is Basis `
Of Family Life 0
` Mrs. Lyons Says
:t0RoN'l‘o, .luly 11-Mother ol
ll children in their teens or younger
and one time labor didate for
Burnell Lyons is taking time on in
busy home life, to visit -the United
Australia.
Arriving in New York July 8 Mr.
and Mrs. Lyons were duo in Ottawa
uiy 10 and in Toronto July 12. Af-
ter a day or two at Niagara Falls
they will leave for the west, being
booked to eail from Vanrouver for
iilustralia on the liner Niagara July
Bom in '1‘s.smimia,the island state
of the Australian Commonwealth,
Mrs. Iiyloiis earl in life ehowodnesl
for public  In the election
of 1925 she wnshbor canddaie in
IMPORTANT APPOINTMENTS- problem" to C0,-,tend scribing this city and Island as operate. Police from the Canadian
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R. H. Rogers. City. an I.0.D.E. whole scene yery delightful to look Indies. He also spoke oi the dis- adian Pacific Railway and from
result of drought condmons Scholarship wirmer of 1933, has re- at, and the day will be remembered ester that befell Messina and Reg- various surburban municipalities
United mm mere is now Wived the lm.P0\‘|1B1il Bliliolntment of as a sunny day l.n more ways than gio only a few hours after they were aeined to give aid if needed but
mom” of had md Pom Secretary of th, Rockefeller Trust one! I hope that by coming to. had dated the Almizhty to make their help was not required. °
id dmummm or 'applies of Chatham House, London. Mr. Rog- gether ~in '1:heir"numbers in that himself known 'by an earthquake. Word was received lY1'i0'1' i0 U10
“P dj ers has had a distinguished career way gli bbw, guide, Wm have nm the bu-iiiqubkg mme, This daring meeting that the men intended
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the seat by 60 votes. In elections
generally she is declared in be Mr.
Lyons' "right hand."
One of Mrs. Lyons' Attainments is
music. Whom the family lived inthe
Tasmanian capital she was organist
and choir leader in the Roman da-
der," she said to an interviewer in
london recently, “how anyone can
bring up a f\miLv without religion.
Iifaith is notthe besisof family
life, then is no ulti.ma.to airthomy
to which to appeal." I
Mm Lyons spolcs of her mat lm-
prmlion d London as '?the marvel.
ous blend of age and progress." In
t out the displays so wen. .end when ci f my had th, word that about aooo nmcha-lt *
h expo,” nf hmm w great POLICE c0UltT-Two young men I say Guides" of course 1 mean the ,.5325 ZW, to Zn kyndsmgfnlmt :gd were converging on the Square sent “dt ¢’““° °W°'k°”5-W °f 5914114
thrilled her. "But," die said. "I
hint it a pity that the lovely coun-
nianynew houses being built, exact-
ll.vthesame.1ike peas inapodwhy
not build indlividunl homes and thus
relieve the monotony?"
R¢8ll\‘1il1g dress Mrs. Lyons ad-
mits she loves pretty clothes. “I
would not, however. recommend
myself as a model," she went on.
Myother intHeste»are so numer-
us I cannot give mulch thought to
in the dresema.kar‘e hands. As n, re-
Dcsorlbed as a bright and con-
vinoiiic speaker with e sense ct
humor, Mrs. Lyons is much in de-
sations with which she is connect-
ed, especially those dealing with the
welfare of the child.
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wick spreads have
by tourists to far
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fabrics is loring
and weave. Oo from not-uni
vegetable dyes. the babitant women
gslgmng the fabrics from beginning
T1i0\18h women uc doing most of
the buying or habitant homespuns,
men also are using them for sports
wear.
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RECALLS YOUTH
GI* TWHDSMUII.
July 11-Robert Bie-
llvee in the bush
ofthiscity
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“Mr. Dynamite”
' ` At Capitol
One of the mort thrilling murder
mystery stories of the year open"
yesterday at the Capitol Theatre.
with the showing of' Unlversalu
Qtek DY”-m"°»" 5"\'1‘i11¢ Edmund
The story, by Dashiell Hammett,
who will be remembered for his
“Thin Man,” offers a most neatly
constructed plot involving nb iw
than three _murders. and at no time
least there a lapse in audience intein
Lowe plays the role of "Dyna-
mite," a reckless, black sheep detect..
ive who is given a police scart. dug
of every town he enters. Ho is call-
ed in by private interests to solve
the mysterious murder of |. young
boy who is shot down as he is lcsv.
1118 the grounds of the Casino,
gambling resort.
While Lowe endeavors to pick
upthethreadsofacluearoundthis
murder. two more murders take
place, to whidi police refuse to give
him access. How Lowe eventually
gots around. these dldiculties ami
solves all three mysteries, makes one
of the most absorbing pictures sem
in .a long, long time.
Lowe is excellent in n rolls msg,
order for him, while Jean Dixon.
wine-cracking secretary, doe;
y henelf md the part. Misa
a product of the stage who
increase her popularity
on the screen. Others -who distin-
guish themselves in the out are
Verna Billie, a little blonde new.
Liar who ahgyws  of' talent
P¢1’l°1\lii E arooni.
gtbes- Ralston and Robert Dieca-
subs;
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Seas
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8
DUNSTAIINAGI SCHOOL
The closing exercises of Dun;
staffnage School took place on
June 26th with an attendance of
about forty pariends uid, !1-lends.
After the WPUI had been examined
by their teacher- and a short pro-
prines were presented: Proficiency
primes: Grade x (Br-) toms. stew-
art, Grade X (Jr.) William Rlchi,
ards. Grade II (Sn) 1 Ruth Caims,
Grade IX (Jr.) Bernice Roberts,
Grade vm Norma Jenkins, Grade
VII Allison stewart, Grade V1
Ilbotliy meccellum. ands rv,
(812) Isobel Jenkins, Grade IN,
(Jn) Winston Stewart, Grade III
Ulifton Court. Grade JI (I) Alton
Roberts. Grade H <b) Helen mem.
art. oi-add n lc) George iracxsn.
de, cyl-ede 1:: ld) chu-1 Jmidm
Grade I no meme webmlr, ol-me
I (b) Lincoln Boswnil. Grade I (c)'
Kathleen Roberts. Publig gdiigbl
Certificates: Norma Jenkins, Ken.
neth Ellis. Prizes for perfect at,-
tendmce: Ruth Cairns, Norma Jeri-
Um- PHI" 1°! Prosressz Bmanni
Weirfor. ciemge Macxemle, un-
ooln Boswell. Pl-lass for Arithmetiol
ROY Maocallum, Wilfred Thomp-
mi. Prius for Good Deportnicntr
Mlrrerei Webster. Helen stewart.
Prine! for completing two years’
work in one: Graham Boewali,
Onsrl Jenkins, Hollis Thompson.
After the distribution of wig;
W iewlier wu presented with e
beilitifiil gift from hor- pupils by
Norms- Jenkins while an address
was Nod by Margaret Webster,
following which member; M tb;
Womcn's mstituto served ice cream
lnd Blake to all _pgggng
IN MEMORIAM
MBS. LISLII I. HAYWAID
It is with great sorrow that we
learn of the passing or our dear
friend and relative the late Mrs.
miie J- Hayward use my
Sample) who passed peacefully
Wly 'liiesday June Nth inet. at
her home in this city. `-
She was the eldest
gigs into Lviillam
mpc of cw Glasgow,
Deceased had been in
health for the past
that medical skill
could do
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