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remainder of

Spring Coats

Closing up perhaps the big- gest Spring Coat business in our experience, we find quiteen. number of smart. coats of present se;ison’s models which we must clear to make room for other gar-

ONE THIRD OFF-

ments.

$18.00 Collis now .. . .. $12.00 _ ‘

19.50 Collis now .. . .. $13.00 ` 25.0() Collis now .. . . . $16.67

29.50 Coats now .. $19.67

85.00 Coats no\v .. $23.33

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45.00 Coats now .. $30.00

c ' ' ' tha scarlet-coated guardians of the . N0. . eu-S 8 I1. The fifth annual District Coavaa- 1 pn” urimi on ai, nm, gm W.

~ . church service in the United ¢i°n_ mmm-icing gpringnoiq, gm". i so hm diuppund without m”_ lllliiid Church of Canada June 10th at aid_ Keivin C,mv,_ N°i.i,°i.°_ gn. A “wh W” opmodi but

730 P. M. All members are re- mms Roni Mm.g.ie_ main., Riven the "mn of ._ dm nmmem nm

-NOTICE - Colwell L O L.

1207 K in to will attend

csN'rn.al. noyanry wolvu-:N's loc

lxvsrlrurs 51 ---- in

The June meeting of the Ccxltrzii Ricyaliy \V0mell`s Institute was W

held at the home of Mrs. Fred an MacRae. Five members and four M

visitors were present. The meeting S

having been opened by repeating 11,;-1 the creed, the roll call was ans- Le

wered by recipes for renioving by

ltains. The minutes of the previous L-i

meeting \\'ei‘c thcn read and ilu l¢i0Pied followed by the report of ihp school committee. Mrs. Frank

MacKay expressed thanks for fruit ih lent to her during hcr lllllcss. Tell in loliars was voted for prizes. Money “G

vith which to buy a treat for the in

» . .‘l'l:‘?f‘ roman cannon-Montazuea - 2%.*-";.i'5)ef~f» -Non-ru aanaqus Aivnidny _“___ _om s_n__°___ win be h“e‘i‘d rum. 'rho unknown forma- own- "5, -`»'/fit, nuir:'rowN UNITED cllvncn.-|_n the ____en_n~g ___ __ °_c_oc__ mv encf 145 live-gauoakaasof Dem.

Q2 |Bedeques B. S. 10; Freetown 2.00iA_ex R aww” M__n__i“r‘ atlrahava hadthisililllraaacdlllwll

Wilmot, 2.00; 'rroveuers nest, 2.30. ' ' them as a remit 0! UI! °v°1'8ii°lll Minister on Vacation. much' G°°d music' Hupml 3”' Of fill 503'!! olnldllll 15°"-“"4 ` vice. 'rho Bible School will meet at polio; (pravantlva branch). The

_INDIAN RWE” Picnic .mu_ 10 A. M. Mr. Russell Mclnren Bupt. mtgmivg wa;-fun new in paogral

--- "somewhere in the Maritimes," ba-

“'y' July mn' our mt Pimif ~oAlinlcalv rnssarmman swoon the ro-orgonuod preventive :.i 1929.W' in t mae " gollllle. watclire 1?; giurllher im. CHURCH--Sunday July 10th. com- service and Atlantic rum-nmnsrs

_ 4173.-;.5.¢¢ .3;_ munion service in the Cardigan Nlultad in a substantial scars bo-

l“°`”'°°""”"s ___ S oouroh ri ii il. M. sonic. in nm- ms mimred for an mvwuvv - -vlslrmc. 'ma lsl.aNn-Mr. | dos oi a P. M. 'rho sunday school f°'°° 'hm W* °'“°‘“:: °’ ””°” _and Mrs. Beverly Owen, of Toronto,iw1ll meet in Cardigan at 10 A. M. 11234;" d“°°;?:° ‘°|=:'m___ iare visiting the Island and are the Preparatory Service on Friday in _ed U. .u“”m'°t"“ “__ u_!°l°.n__t"| hc” 'guests of the latters parents, Mi-._ mme Valley at 3 P. M. and in It il “gmt hwavu “mg

“OH v

and Mrs. G. W. Bell of Slimmer- Cardigan on Saturday at 2 P, M. dum” . HIM “wh_ im mm_

side .-8 _

-- MALPE UE TZ",.°"...,',.."""‘,o..I.’°°.§”.f.’.."`°#»r°i.f'.L..

‘1“°°t°d *H mf” 1;* °°’W"1 _f'°d__§;_’ soo view ond Moipcqoo Institutes mm om, nnmhod on mroiy mm at ig ;’xT;’_Tde;h“;’_" menegen was held in Kills 000110 H811. KGB- spob _wars gona over. The rum had

I °°m° sington Wednesday aitemoon and completely vanilhid.

h°°1 °h"dr°n W” 811° v°t°d- oi all other L. o. L. 4234-1-1-sl. evenmé _mm mn mm mom’ _“im . mn

;'51°%‘;-“`;r;;p_°"°d °°”°°”d ‘°’ _ Mm T0ME_G_ sim” 1-hoPreiideni,Mro.co1ln Donald, hook, fading the ocu.n,war a ian-

"ED s vie idoo tih :torn n onod, moinioinod by me canadian

The new ¢°mmmE9S HPP°1!\f19d Tant/on, licensed lay reader. student ea w'pres °' ea oo

Spend less than

you expected

Railway fares to all favor ed resorts are rmilly sm- prisingly low. New sum. mer vacation rates in effect until September 30th, valid for return until October 51st, show that you mn travel far or near in luxury for a reasonable outlay that leaves a generous mar. gm for other vacation ex- P¢u$¢5» la u help you plan a mp_

Evan greater bargain; in

mask-end fares, good q |,,,,,,¢c,, any mo pm-nu roll fl-inn- from __ ‘__ __ _ __ _ other woman and then a reconcil_

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in C“"°d"` 1.. P. niir-ll|‘:.':l'l<»i¢r: Anne, sxtlon l’m°n had followed' but' the D°°l'°" Mr, and Mrs. John Craig, Woll- nest Wright were visitors to Mal-

. _ __ P- W- ¢"'"ki“-District Puleuer An- said, Mrs. Bamey wld hi-U1 She and aston, Mass., arrived on the Island peque on Sunday.

he’ °°mp°“l°“ hm remmed the on Wednesday to visit friends and #-

“`” °|“""l “ft” °' visit l'° " “ight dub' relatives At present they are the Bev, M A McMillan, Mr and

mm stephen threatened *° 1°“"° 'guorir or lvlro. croigu riser, Mrs. urns. w.woodoldo and Mus wol-

th° fl” ‘md 3° l'° me “her w°m` Sinclair McGougan. lace McNutt, Dal-nley, rnotored to Dmaui fMf0l' in the =St8bl1-Shment

Next best to n doctor-!il|nnrd'n.

an told him she and Stephen had uarreled the night before over an-

can

an.

struggle that followed the Doctor

"crazy state of rrind" and could not

THE UNANIIVIOUS VERDILT OF SUCCESSFUL RANCHERS “We have never fed anything to equal IMPERIAL FOX BIS- CUITS and IMPERIAL 'PUPPY FOOD in promoting healthy and llormal growth of pups and de- veloping sturdy bodies with sup- erior pelts of lustrous sheen, thick-skinned and l'etainin.fr their eolor." l

f-a mi 5,!

i&Z.ln.-.. ,__

appointed chairman for the meet ing. Mr. Hume Hopgood was reap

-DW-‘“° E"'d°“°‘> l;s;:;';:°.;‘i:.°°:,;:':;'.“:'.‘:.:;°i.‘.:'~ ccmrioon To

l . _

All Barney Trla-1 too. lvir. Ralph sooll-rio, rotiringf End Depression

-- trustee. It was unanimously agreed

LONDON. July 5--(-‘\~P~)-Dl‘Bll'l- that the work of both teachers wasl NEW YORK, July 6.-(Canadian

atic evidence about “the other wo~ very satisfactory, and it was decld- Press.-Co-operation between Great mm" was Pfvleciffd i°d=Y into the ed to my same supplement as pre- sl-lzoin ond United stoioo coward m“1'd¢1‘ if’-B1 °f Mrs- D°l°l‘°S Bm' vl0uSly. lending the economic depression was re ey who stands accused of shooilns 'rho community is to be congmiu- ul-god here today by‘Gel-old shell- hef friend- THOHIHS Wlllllm S°°l-if lated on having such ilne teachers I hard, acting British Consul Gener- Sitphefl, 00 the night 01’ May 31- as Miss Gillispie and Mr/ Mathe- al in New York, in an Independence

The With#-'S Who told the Sf»0l'Y son, who are both returning in the Day address. was a Dr- Durant whom Mrs. Bam- lon. .~xi the united stolen ol Amorloo bm ey “ned W he’ apartment °“ the Q- and Great Britain were necessary gm “mm °f the tragedy' Dr' D‘”"“‘t Abmllf f»W¢H¢y-five 01’ the yuunl to one another during the world gave a detailed account of the scene people oi Maipeqim Hamiiiom B,_i_ w'_i,_" he “im "how iniiniieiy mme _m I-hill mel his eyes- tic and Damley. metered to stan- necessary are they to one another|

H6 Sald Stephen WHS Cl€8d and hope on July ni-st and had a very and me warm lt large in this post- Y M” B°m°5' W” °V°"“"`°“gm and €u.l0yi1ble l>i¢l1l°- Label' U1 l-he dll! war period of unparalleiled econo-

hY°l°"l°“1- they visited Charlottetown, return- mic depression and distress.”

TM Witness Said the Y°“n8 w°m~ ing to their homer or eveniide very .

much pleased with their da_v'.= out-

ing.

_ h°1__;"f:;__5_:_‘;”°1;__c'1___';_'__°‘:__l';;‘_;do_';° :ggi Motorists to Summerside recently induction service of Rav. Russell

_ng her story _D h_m_ but étephm iwere Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ramsay Woodside, formerly of Harcourt,

Miss Margaret Ramsay, Mrs. Robert N. B. to the pastoral charge of Int ships between me two countries.

‘zamineiiiger revolzler mm is bed' Muirhead, Miss H. Hopzood. Rav. 16 United congregation. Mr. Wood-

° ° md S "ted ou ' Mrs' M. A. McMillan, Mr. Thomas Mc- side is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. "Canada shipped $4,000,000 worth of

Barney mmwed mm and in the Nutt Mr W Delaney W Woodside Darnlay

, . . . . , .

recovery

i th i no i ` ic ,lol-y 'M _“_” 8 ° tm' V” "ve" d “ Rev. M .A. Macmillan and Mr. Mn. ri-od mm. Mr. Kenneth

mt W" ”°° "“°' John slmpron, 1-mmuion oitondod ri-mr. :ho laiuoo mu-y ood News

the induction oi nov. w. A. Potter-lm-uer, au of Halifax and Miss .l son, formerly of Pugwash, N. B. Maude Otto, Dartmouth, N. S. arc li into the pastoral charge of Caven- guests of Rav. and Mrs. M. f Mac-' dish United Congregation. Mr. Mc- Mlllan at the Mansa. Millan took part in the induction --i service having the address to tha Miss Ina Phillips, who has been

people.

cottage ni Hamilton.

_ , i session and Mrs. John Walker Ken- Government as a collection depot. em sick' Mrs' Frank MMR” at Kms' College’ ww located at singtcn, president for tha ciorning 'I'0l\l8K¢8¢ thsrummiihi 5° *hm

d Miss Bessie Saunders: Program Gonquerou Bo,nl¢_ N. s., has arrlv- had ch of the V nm “__ wouid hw' been ia mm imp“°h_

year arge e e g

rs. James Roper and Miss Bessie eg home to attend the Centennial sion A very planing pmsnm of ment for h,e“°n_ ar .°m°mi”,_

Znzirsii The ‘flex meffmg li; be °°1“"‘"““°" °f St' "°h“`s °h“'°h' music ond readings was given.-Pl-oi. However, one °°usi\b1° MN inm-

ome o rs. . . ac- st. Elearlors, on sunday. Mr. Tan- Shaw of Charlottetown “vo a pid um, me wg mgmugeg g,

od, the roll call to be answered U i Point _ A deii_ mn is B' _great grandson of Gwrge splendid address on the value of °¢”°h °f ms °wn'

ses ° °es very Tanton who was the foreman and uk d l into

d ti _ Th ii I _ Behind the all In IBD

ous lunch was then _ served by builder of the church.-S ;u(;‘ii;:ded Encgniiirgrmzxs 8;; the bank, was a ldrga watertlnk.

rs. MacRae. 3'

-4-#_ sniffing the ozone waited in from

they received great benent from usable I _md

PERSONALS th Atl ti th o

In 1519 M,,ge11an begun his both sessions. Amontg__i:_i_1eose pres;nt _h;_ mailhec, negate vlomityi in

ree-year trip around the world; f1‘0m M9-IPEGUE IHS WGN 6 1929 inc Gorman diriglolo, “Ml” “en M“°D°“°]d‘ Wm’ h” f9l1°wins: Mrs. H. Honsood. Mrs- 0. be fiffglwaiiniizg xtamd gil: ml zrpnrun." circled the globe W" ""°’“"' “” G“""‘“""' d“'“"“ Beairsto. Mrs. R. Beairsw. Mrs. 0- LZ; Ii "md néaiiy into m “_ 20 days, 4 hours. the 9°” ye” 15 ‘Pending he’ mn' W. Ramsay, Mrs. A. W. Woodside, im And in th’ excwliinn

f , ‘ __ __ days at he’ Mme 1" B°d°q“°~ Mrs. J. Burns, Mrs. D. McGougan, can n' imiy 0! it 725 “nom

me Do ___ __ Gm iviuo Flo Mociougon. Mins H. xler, ;°;m'“m P ' '

-M ff “H H" f*-“WS - Miro M. Molvoii Miro ir. uopgood, '

‘_ is of Charlottetown. are spendinB M15sR_B¢11 _ ' heSF::;“te:eiyth;1::€§:° _ _part of their holidays with Mr. and _ ___ not yet been ommuv, At meant

Mira. JBA. E. MB.CDOnB.ld, North The annual meeting of Fannin! it is lying in Haiimm whither it B¢d¢<l\1°- school woo held on .Juno twenty- was imsp,,,.i,d_ ,,,,m,,, the

first .Mr. Duncan McGougan was oci8_immii_-.

Rev. G .A. Ramsay ,Mrs. Ramsay Port Hill. Sha will be much missed

and son Donald of Moncton, are especially in the choir in Prince- spending their holidays at their town United Church, when her

in the world to cmcaal smuggled

Miss Minnie Wright and Mr. Er-

Lot 16 Friday evening to attend the

`;‘_‘;;’_;°‘;if‘°’ ” °“’k‘“ th’ ’°"°“'°‘° Mr. maori cram- hoo ontcroa nev.n.n.R.on1og.y and family oil

' P. C. Hospital for treatment. His Charlottetown ara lpendihl UNI

Under cross-examination the phy-

sician md Mm Barney was in ___ iliiliny friends hope for his success- Qilmmiznmonths at their cottage in

teaching in Dsmlay tha past six months has returned to her home in

to Havana. His successor in Buenos .ii

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wssrrnn auaiiiiiiiiiislslsnii aillnnllii 3'1"' ' R“""°" r e s ‘

Choose Strange

..~:rns Lanlss ol st. lui-yo _ _

_INDIAN RIVER. PICNIC July Dhumh. M°n;||»u¢_ Wm hom ln c 8 1901- 4313'7'3Wfm'3l~ ice cream festival on the church

_ Tuesday v '_'_-'

é' -szmoa Ann .luruoa coolest dl' noliglgfivtizigll ‘°""“"°" rn", 1.1,, _ in Fancy Dancing Hope River Sat- UITAWA, July 8.-Government

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Are Neglectitlg Possibilities Of Canadz'anMarket

BUENOS AIREB, July 6. -- (By

Mall)-(A.P.)-Miajor E. L. McColl,

tiring Canadian Trade Commis-

sioner in Argentina, declared Lu a recent interview with the Buenos Tires Herald that Argentine ex- porters ars neglecting great possi-

tles in the Canadian market by t gi/ing more assiduous study to

thc scope for exports to the Do- inlon. Major McColl came here nina ears ago but has been transferred

is C. Noel Wilde who was

assistant trade commissioner here in 1920.

During the nine years of his ad-V

xn'nistration Major McColl obtain- ed a reciprocal postage agreement between Canada and Argentina, was instrumental in providing a Canadian exhibit _for the recent trade exposition and was an im-

of a. direct shipping l‘ne between Canada and this country. He also arranged an exchange of scholar-

"When I came here." he said,

[0065 a year to Argentina. Six years late that figure had been increased to 020,000,000.

“The trade depression has caused that ioiol io drop ny oooui hui, but one of the factors in that ro- duction. I believe, has been high tariffs.

"Altl'lorugh Canadian trade with.

Argentina has dropped for the time being, the moment Canada starts buying again, trade will be revived, especially in miculim-ol machin-

eryin

Sergeant-Did ye shave this mor-

nin’ McTavish?

Recruit-Aye. sergeant! - sergeant - Oh, did ya? Wool,

l Conservation Of

Gas In Turner Valley Fields

(Canadian -Press)

CALGARY, Alta., July 6.-Con-

servatiorl of gas went into effect in Turner Valley today as Alberta government's conservat.ion_ board rigidly enforced its ultimatum that the wells must be closed in. Form- ed to prevent gas wastnge in the valley with a view to prolonging the fields life, the board today re- ported all operators had acceded to its orders. '

Closing-in of the wells is being

done so the board can ascertain the gas pressure at each well. This will enable it to allot a fair production figure for each operator when the tests are completed. It is planned to reduce gas production to less than 200,000,000 cubic feet daily with a drastic reduction in Naphtha production also.

The tests are being accomplished

after a great struggle in and out of the courts. Independent operators objected to basing the gas produc- tion on the flow of naphtha on the ground that a reduction in naphtha would make operators grofitless and put some companies out of business. Spooner Oils Ltd., sought a permanent injunction to restrain

-the board fiom anfonlq all vation but _tha Alberta D31 Court dismissed iid HWUNWIB

The company is continuing it

fight and has given notice dx peal. It attempted to obhin a of execution to prevent oonluva-_ tion until °°mD1°tion cl the ODI! but this was refilled bv IR. -7iHas a. lv.. Mcoiiiivnr. in Aimllail Court.

GEODITIU LIYIL DNIUH

0'ITAWA, Canada, Jllb U-id

scientific engineering enterprises ia Ontario and Quebec invariably ob- tain their level datum from th bench marks established by the Geodetic Survey of Canada, Depri- ment of the Interio\'.'GelltAl IB- structions issued to tha' andnaw of the Ontario Hydro Electric Cuh- misaloncallforailolthlittmll- takingato beplacedonthaGa0d09~ ic Survey of Canada loval datum when there is a bench mark within ten miles of the undertaking.

'rms rms! Llaaon

Dora had ,lust returned from law day school, where sho had bash fel the ilrst time.

“What did my little daughtn

learn this morning?" asked the fall father. .

"That I am a child of Satan,” wal

the beaming reply.

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