Y A,\__.,_.._ __ _ ~\~)- ~, _

FRIDAY

_ ,__

lsliiiiiisini euiiiiiiii

,

GUM

FRESH -glllEXPEllSlVE-SATISIIYIIIC 11

‘ Electrical Inspection llct 1932 m

1 f M

` Under the revised Rules and Regulations of the

Electrical Inspection Act 1932 which came into edect Mugust 1, 1933, all electrical workers in this Province doing work outside the City of Charlottetown are required Lime' Hydrawd L1m¢_ pm, Green, to be licensed. Applications for such should be forwarded bm ,M-,gk low p,-;w_ wholesale and to the Provincial Electrical Inspector immediately so that ,CML Bmw, M,,g,y & °°_ 331, arrangements may be made for examinations. Holders of

Provincial Licenses for 1932 an examination.

will not be required to pass

E. S. CHANDLER, -_*_'~" Provincial Inspector. “'““

‘ ‘ ;_. _._ 7-- _i _

291

gi I l

146 Richmond St.,

E. R.BROW

Fire, Life, Accident, Sickness ”“““‘ °‘ '*’“”““°“‘“°' W” ’°“" and Plate Glass Insurance at Lowest Rate.

Charlottetown

,_ _ __ _ V _ i in this morning from Comptons Fun

LIFE OF N MILK BOTTLE

4 (Canadian Press) TORONTO. Avis. 10-Some one

writes in the _nress anent the ltte

of a milk be‘ri»=, A milk driver Women. or t-he S.O.S.B.W.. ls lt- is ca

whom he fiilesiiorzerl said: "l’t. last,- eri from thi-re to four trips in ihel Winter, and five to six trips ln' the Slimmer. He also estimated

e consumer nas responsiblc\

for two-thirds of the loss, plant] and delivery men for the balance., I think he was wrong, but since I have heard and rcatl of estimated losses between these figures and 25 trips I think it. is a matter worth considering. , "Personally I think th-'tt there should be a charge made~on thel bottles. As the matter stands today, i the consumer who uses reasonable' care will probably not be respons-

lble for the loss of one bottle out' Ui 500 delivered to him, yet he hasi to contribute as much toward rc- 'placement as his neighbor docs. And his neighbor uses milk bottles for home-made jam, preserves, pickles. flower vases, and so forth,

while his children put the bottles,

on posts in throw stones at, and| the head of the house will throw the bottles at cats. Surely it is un- fair to the careful and decent

householder. l

"lf there were a charge made for 5

the bottles the parties responsible' for the loss would have to bear the! loss themselves. I believe, too, thati If this wre done there would be an appreciable decrease in’ the number of bottles broken by the delivery men. -they would have to exercise mm as they would be required to ,tum in somewhere near as many hotties as they took out, or the Qqulvalent in cash."

1 evesicni examination °i'i.m.|. iliaiioii

[was caught after a. two-hour fight

loorgo of herring, through the woe-

THE 8.0.8-B-W. Y

LONDON, Aug. lo-tC.P.)-The annual report ot the Society for twersease settlenient of British

more famlllarly called-is always an interesting document, for it re- flects more .aspects of the worid‘s affairs than would appear on tho surface.

The report. for 1932 reveals is fur- ft 1

ther decrease in migration, which al was to be expected in view of pres- ca

ent. conditions in the Mother Coun-

try and the Dominions, but a. note- worthy fact is that the reduction was less for professional women than for other categories. The number of teachers sent overseas

those scnt during 1931. South Afrl- 0 1

ca has absorbed nearly 50 per cent ot the settlers placed during the _rear under review.

There has been no renewal ot

State-assisted passages, and immi- gration regulations have been tightened rather than loosened. Nevertheless, there is evidence that women of good training and professional qualifications are more than ever interested in the question of Empire migration.

450 POUND FISH

(Canadian Press) ’

MONTREAL, Aug 10-The 1.11-

swer to every fishermarrs prayer, a. 450-pound tuna fish, was on ex- hibition at a wholesale fish deal- er’s in Montreal recently. Measur- ing eight-andlone-ha-lf feet from mount' to tail and about two feet through the thickest portion. it

off Lockport, N. S. Before giving up the fight it towed a. boat con- taining a man. s. small boy and a

3 er at an average speed of 11 miles

i per hour.

l Wasps have been observed by en- l tomologists in the Prairie Provinces to capture as prey western harvest- 1 er, or mould building, prgirlg mg and carry them off impaled on their 5111185--'I‘l1e canadian Entomologist_

The Trask

H

,for G

VAUGHAN H. GRUUM

Local Representative

At Morley Bell's Law Oilloe, Summcralde, P. E. I., or Telephone 207.

Well Co.

VICTORIA COAL Bras D’or

Tests carried out by the largest consumers of coui

in this City have proved VICTORIA more economical than other coals. By actual test it has less ash-great- cr heat-longer last-at less cost.

See us before ordering

money.

H. R. LARGE & CO. 58 Queen St. Retail and Wholesale Tel. 1000

4

_ll

your coal, we can save you

Ga Ma!

E1'

D

‘ the Prince County Hospital on

Wednesday evening Miss Caroline

ant time. some years ago she had the .mlsfo fire at the Suinmerside Laundry in which the proprietor, Mr. John

Dobson, lost his life. Miss Duant-

~ ~. limbo iidlir th ltasi e

Agent at Summerside, Lloyd Lewis t "“ “ " °’°“ °“ “°

POS friends. The funeral takes place

oral Home to si. 1>.-luis emu-on one Comet ‘

-AIRPLANE LANDS AT WELL-

IN

ln

OVC

ing. landed in the field near the centre

that ,h _ . 1 school house and a. large 'crowd-

` ' ` ` athered to inspect. the machine. as '

to Mr

well known as the veteran skater of

was ooiuolly slightly in onvonoo or 13"’ ‘wily lem °f “ge and ls:

underwent an operation in the Prince County Hospital on 'Thurs- day and is progressing favorably.-

anil Prince County Chronicle

4 s ‘J

-'llll column IA :curved for new!

ol load lnlcnut hutb:dvert1:|t::* oz : newly unsure lar Ill* l unto a word strictly pueblo ll od- tu

°°f

____

-EQUIP your auto with l. tent d radio. Both sold It Breeds.

- 283.

-BLACK, galvanised and solid

'|.

-BLUESTONE, Arsenate of

-SERIOUSLY ILL-I"tlends will

in learn that Miss M1117

wppu- ny screening, sold at tain John Peter Gallant.-8. Brace W-

regret

,i -FLASHLIGIITS, batteries md

_NAILS AND SPIKES 1 inch (0, UST 151|!-M6315 SBU/'Ed ITOITI 4 (0 i at arson. aoi. li P- M- SP°1'fe elm at M" Pm

three. 273

bulbs in stock at Bracs's. 383.

*BEDEQUE BINK TEA, AUG-

-0M.'l'I'l'ED-fnie name of Mrs.

Cormier of Moncton, N. B., was inadvertently omitted from the list. of relatives of the late Cap-

-PROHIBITION COURT-MX.

George M Mathews held Court at Summerside on Thursday, when the following cases were disposed of. A man charged under the High- way Traffic Act forcperating a car without a license was fined one dollarand costs. A man from Lennox Island was given three

udet. daughter of ll/lr and Mrs. k . ously ill at the Mother House of'

l

the Congregation of Notre Ds.me,|an infringement of the Customsi Montreal. Mrs. Geuclcl I-it ;:.>ster-lAct. A party from Richmond was

__ _ _ _ _ . ~ V day momllng to be w 1 1 11sh~ `

ter.-S

-DEATH 0! MISS CARDLINE URANT-There passed away in

had not been well 19! SOM?

rtune to lose her arm in a

hat time. She was of a kindly dis-

ltion and had many kind

QTY.-S

_--\_.

GTON-Much excitement was used at Wellington recently when airplane from New York circled rhead looking for a safe land-

After a short time the plane

is seldom that an alrshiip actu- ly lands and makes an extended ll at the little village ol Welling n. The visitors were reatives oi . Joseph Arsenault, formerly

station agent at Wellington and

the Maritimes. Mr. .Arsenault is

eenly interested in flylng.` He was ne of the Islanders who witnessed '

the Italian air fleet make their,

» PERSONALS

-Mayor E. W. Manson of Sum- merside was among those who at-l

-sr. Garmeletta of Mount st.

-Miss Jessie Leard of Alfoerton

S

-Master Alyre teclair of Tig-

nish was operated on in the Prince

doing nicely.-3

--Miss Moienco Lovers assistant

Gaudet or! Bummcrside isimonths in Jail for vioiatlnB f-11°

County Hospital this week and is'

Prohibition Act and one month Ior

fined $50 or one month in jail under the Excise Act. B.

-I'NJU'RiED IN ACCIDENT-Mk.

Joseph Blaoquiere of Bummerslde, formerly of Fifteen Point, recently

rccelved severe injuries to his face, , which was cut when the car in' whwh he was driving overturned. Mr. Bliicquiero was going out to a party at Fifteen Point given -ini honour oi’ his son, Alban and his bride, who were married that morn- ing, in trying to avoid another car. near a. bridge, they turned into the ditch and the car overturned. Mr. Blacqulere was taken to tl-lei hospital and his injuries dressed, he is now resting comfortably.-S

Minn-d‘a Llnlment for Pimpin,

_ .1..» ,

EASTERN lilliillllllill

li. I

.."I'h|» column lu reserved fol~

neu-| of local interest but advertising of n newny nature may ha Inserted nt` e cunts a word strictly payable in Idvance.

..°SUBSCRIPTIONS to The handed to their Rep. Archie Htune. or left at H. J. Mabon's Drug Store, Montague. 106.

..°'rrm orjrrca of Dr. c. B.

Green, Montague, will be closed until _August 15th. 236.

..'caLnnoNia ann iiiunnay i

HARBOUR Piiissnuyrnniau S cnuncniss.-The services on Aug. `

donia, Gaelic at 11 a. m. English at

11111101111 11111d1118 111 Shedlw-S 1 p. m. sobboia schools at colo-

donla and Glen Martin at 3 p. m. Tuesday following a cottage meet- ing at Mr. Carl McKLnnon's, Kil- muir and Wednesday at Bellevue Church at 7.30. All welcome Murray

tended the mnewl of Mr. -1<>h11|Hoi-boar on the lain insi.'Reguioi~ l Kenmdy B-if 0'1»€81'Y--S Church service at 3 p. m. Sunday

School and Bible Class at 2 p. rn.

Mlnn.rd’» Liniment Benin ‘vrnunrla.

T

RESOLUTIONS PASSED

' (Canadian Press)

ED'MOI\"I`0N, Aug 10-The A1-

bcrta. Teachers’ Alliance. with some 350 teachers present, recently pass- ed the following resolutions;

"'I’ha»t this meeting goes on re..

cord as condemningn the action of certain boards of trustees in taking advantage of the present situation to employ teachers at a. lower sal-

matnon of the Prince County Hos- pital is spending her vacation at hor home ln Sourls. She was ac- companied by her s‘ot»er, Miss Pearl Lovers, who had been under treat- ment in the hospital.-S

Yllllli l|VE|i’S MAKING YUU FEEL UUT 0F SIJRTS

Wake up your Liver Bile

When you hcl blue. doglraned, sour on tha

world. than your liyar v _ch im t 90111111! ill

daily two pounds oi liquid hxle intobysur bond;

alimi l

lTl.c‘:1?\mul|ti‘;i-:|::d"1?lcayi1i\'| lihzdl you and making you feel wretched. More bowel-maven like nlla. Dil. mil-wfll

nur, luallv: candy or chewing (um. or

gimp, ' a cnc .

muon nada: llfcor Carters Little Eli* ‘é‘“' “ill 1°" ¢i.“°' °£'°' "?.i.’°"iiZi°iS

s. un. or ll Y DI ~

whstltutn. Mc. at all druuiatc. 63

-No Calomel needed'

sry than consistent with a proper standard of living.

“'I'halt this meeting condemns

the action of certain boards, who, in their desire to decrease the sal- aries of a staff admitted to be 0ff`l°1°Ut, have raiscd the false hop- N 01 111-any llnvmnleyed ioocliors by calling for applications, while all the time intending to re-engage' the present staff.

"Be it resolved that wc, as al

group of teachers, stroiigly protest resent cheeses in the school act which allow the present month of June to be an 'open season' for teachers and be it further resolved that the only form of contract,

which we regard as fair to teacher I and board alike is one of a contin-

13th, 1933 will be as follows: Cale-_i

All are cordially welcome, Rev. Al- l

Vincent Convent, Halifax, N. S., is llster Mui-my, lvnnisiel-_

visiting her brother, Mr. Ephriam

Gaudet, Miscouche.-S

I l

wALLi=A|=Eii ` M50” W 10°! ‘

llic-A-Doo-5-"-?1'<i»°='1‘--"*~1 nkgs.50c

FRIDAY

i

'An array of *Amazing Bargains to - bring crowds to I_-Iolman’s on these two days. Quan- tities in many l cases are limited, and our advice is to BE ON HAND EARLY FRI-

Sllllilillll

Feather Pillows Extra ’ A ' Special At... 50':

_ l 1 iii. rio rioorvamioii W" F" 1 Bottle Furniture Polish A soc

DAY. Lots of “_Not Advertised” SD0¢l3lS»

Utilac Enamel ¢~’*»°1’=‘r-’~'2»% pi. 50e

g Nloore’s Floor Anil _ B2, §§f,§’,‘§J

Cid English Wax 1 iii. riii 50a 1

" " ‘_ House Paint 50,: pint

i Il)

1.3111... Furniture Polish'H2B°ff1es 50c

1 Tin Staon Stove Polish 3

Brooms “‘;‘.:‘.n": Each 5011

1 Tin Oilorless Stove Pipe Enamel FUR

1 Tin Brass Polish 5 oc

Rubber Stair Treads

Size 7 x 18

5 for 50c

Bicycle Tubes 50|; Each _

Table Scarfs

50|; V Each W

Radio' Lamps 500 Each

-',\

W-li

cool ouaiiiy

L M ’ Floor llarnish

‘ _ - ~ Pint 50|;

Fern Stands 50C Each `

A Bridge Lamp Shades

` 50C Each

DAY

. ll' ""'1iiiI_iii|i||lI|'"

Camp With Backs 501: Each

l

Glass Water

1 Pitchers

Good quality glass - nicely shaped.

50c

6 White Tea _ Plates

Embossed Border. Worth fu' more than

50c

Fancy Cups p And Saucers

Nicely decorated _ Lustre finish. Regular vnluc 6 for 90c- Special

6 for 50c .lr

uoua nature. ,N

The “Half Dollar” Values All ove Are Charlottetown Cnly-

Below-At Both 0ur Stores

PURCHASES PICTURE it to the National Gallery of Can- The National Art-Collections'

-l ada, Ottawa. Fund has set itself to organize

(Canadian Press) Jan Lieveris was a fellow worker public opinion and to secure works

OTTAWA, Aug 10-The National with Rembrandt, and the picture of art of all times to enrich the

Art-Collections Fund of the 'United was painted in 1631. The subject of Musciuns and galleries of the Brit- Kingdom has recently purchased the p`cture is “Job in his M.l.sery" ish Empire, and the purchase and for $2,000 from the collection of and ls a. tour-de-foirce of painting presentation of this picture is in the late Lord Barrymore a. picture and an important example of line with this poicy. 'lflieir officers by Jan Liovens, and has presented Dutch art of the period- hope this gift will be the means

~ “ Beauty” Floor

Dusting Mgp

10 Scribbl- rs - Regular size , Complete With Polished 6 Rubber Tip Lead Pencils Hamm

...._......_...... 5 0 c 50 c

I K“.i.i‘Z.°.2I.l‘L’?..i... P...

‘ llecorated Pottery

4 Piece Kitchen Utensil Teaiwts

1 Bottle Ink-Regular Bile

_ n

Large Assortment. Valuis to

_g lJ5c. Your cholco

Ivory rind Green Handles.

50c

1 roraro ivrasuan .

1 soc. aaaran 7 cups and

1 Mixrivo seoou 5 o C Saucgrs

1 CAKE TURNER l Clover Leaf Pattern

1 ’ 14 Pieces LMAN 511

of encouraging art lovers in Can-. ada. either to create ii. Canadian Art Collections Fund for the mus- eums in the Dominion or become members of the fund over here in large num-bers.

.iiiouuu Linimeiie for chopped IW*

Father '

'._1r 1 ` V _

“ww” By George McM:m11S

omoai-\*rs=z~xf i . ,

i-into MQ long we waive so wsu. Known N OUR *rad/N'

lu1‘;l‘t“ ill'

f-~` . ' -' I Q

t. fill

Fug “T511 ci

»

1- I 9' ’1(f@’il _,-/1%

eil"

/I

,........__»-_--

'- - ,~:f-1--»---.*_~e"'¥1r _

e L f _ I

lull 1-1 gli

" '1s;:;»l . “F s frls;/‘-'ll *ei-ag

__ ' 'V

~ we \»~/ANT' '

1 To sae:

Mn-class-

_*___

Bnmuni! Up

1 - _Q " ‘ ‘i

_I A

. ‘~ V' 0w1‘.-.~ ,.5 Q7

TELL H\M TO COME OUT- '

.iiiiif

was . oi.-..f....e Q. T... ~- iiiiiiiiiiiliiiiliiiiiliiiiiliii. - c\T17.EN5 ov'n.ia vii.\.AGE. ou°\' oN'\-i-ii=.\=i.A1'eoi=ii~4--ri-is.~f N0 DUUBT' | i w».~1- -ro sae~rou-r»-ii-:Y eil". =i.;l;l1i':.l§iil?li even# ous no , 1 Mufrr wwe ‘seen oun ~ iii' THAT ¢R°wD 1 (-211 »~i/was iN 'ri-is ‘acciefnl \_-, W .5 A Em_L_ I liifii...R/%*’=g iiiiiiii1':<<111‘1i..... lliillllll '=<>-»w<>»=- lil

i ii' ‘1=_ " ."iilf,1g 'V i 1 ` l" 1?-".: 1

* iiiiiiiiiiiilliliii.il111'1 11

.\,,`_, ll loilllilll!i1il"ii-liilli i_'i`;:1'€f"!“‘l`~l" " l \\\\\ I ‘ ‘

_ 'il if

Q ._ - v i il. @ W.,,!,,.§

Within!-.:%_?||'"H ‘E

W

._ .tri

li ‘ ' /

. r;,,,~,:,f1llllil1iii"\_e.l

ii‘1ipl‘l1 *~' 1-

` ll

l e