my 1o. 1934

pletely Destroyed. n

Fire which started about 9.80

5,111, yesterday from a spark from g, gasoline engine completely de- stroyed the fine farm dwelling,

barn and outbuildings of Mr. frniik Myers, near Crapaud. The {or ranch was also destroyed,

though no animals were lost. The loss is partly covered by $2,- 500 insurance. Mr; Myers is a. son of Mr. J. H. juvors, M. P., 0f Hampton. The Myers residence was the fol‘- inti‘ home of W. B. Trowsdale. and ivzis one of the best equipped homes in the province. '1"ne fire first burned Mr. Myers‘ barn. Fanned by a heavy west wind, the flames spread to dwelling lxouse ivhlch also was completely destroyed, though the household "effects were saved. Other build- ings on the property and also the flllm buildings of Mr. Louis Myers, a brother of Frank, were also in (lflflgCf. Aid was asked from the Fire De- pariment of Charlottetown, and a chemical engine and eight firemen were rushed to the scene.

Premi er Tille Speaks At Rotary

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At the Rotary luncheon yester- day, presided over by Past Presid- ent Hon. Dr. W. J. P. MacMillan, the speaker was Hon. L. P. D. 't‘iiiey, Premier of New Brunswick. It was hoped to have the Premier of Nova. Seotla, Hon. Angus L. Macdonald, present also. but pres- sure of official business obliged him to leave for Halifax at noon.

Premier Tilley in an eloquent and inspiring address said that the people of the Maritimes should not let politics interfere in standing together in maintaining their rights but rights that are reason- able and fair. He cited the ex- ample of the three western prov- inces, Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba holding conferences to- pviller and looking out for the Tights of the west. '

The chairman, in his opening re-

marks. made fitting reference to the

. i 1.". miofhcr step towards co- ol !.l..'il mid l" ~ Premiers, at the conference inst fiiii at Amherst. in Janu- . Aiontreal and Ottawa, and clvu-loiietoivii, yesterday, co- (y ..\t><i in every way. l‘=i~ uucsls present were John A. hi: lent]. of Chilllwack, B. C., WhO l: llsliillf} his old home at Harts- viiie ‘.\.'lf‘l' on absence of fifty years, Srnattir Sinclair, W. E. Brooks, J- J. Morris, J. A. MacIsaac, H. B. MncLt-un of Vancouver, B. C., Archibald Ivlncloean of Saskatch- ewan. Mr. Randall of the Eastern Trust, St. John's, Nfld., and Mr. Purvla of Halifax.

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If‘. P. By Guardian's Special Wine) SUSSEX. N. 3., July 9- Sydnoy Adair, aged three, ‘was killed instantly this afternoon at Urney, eight miles from here. when a gmi accidentally discharged in the hands of Irene Low, aged I1.

______________ DOUGLAS-DOUGI.AS - At the Presbyterian Church Manse, Marsh- fiuld, July 7, i034, by Rev. J’. A. Pruchard, Russel Geddie Douglas, of Y fiend of Hilisboro, Mt. Stewart, to Mary Adelaine Douglas, of the same P‘ .

"FAQ'S

BUCHANAN-At R erton, July B,

1934, Agnes. dearly beloved wife of Aflfiils Buchanan,

liliu-CilliLUlflk-At St. Peters Bay, on Jilly 6th, after a. lingering illness, l-‘ucn 1.. IviacCalium. in the 66th lv-u‘ of his age, leaving a widow .i:..'i a family of sons and daughters.

STEWART-At, Saranac Lake. N.Y.. July 6. 1034, Miss Hazel Stewart. luiicral will be held from the imm- of her father, Mr. Peter Stew-art, Belle River, Wednesday, -luly 11th, at. 2 o'clock.

DECOsTE-m this City, July 9th. Wm, DeCostc. aged 70 years. The funeral will take place from his late -l"‘$l(lf‘ll¥2f‘, 30 Spring Park Road. Wcdncsdny morning at 8.45 to the Church of the Most Holy Redeemer, thence to the R. C. Cemetery.

llACKAY-At Boston on Saturday. Jilly 7th, Katherine MacKay. 581d 54 scars. Remains arrived last ev- ening and were taken to the Mac- Imn Funeral Home. where they will lust until noon on Wednesday when the funeral will be held from Valley- fioid Church, service starting at 2

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Dwelling And 0 ut- building's ofMr. Frank Myers Com-

cut, conference of Premiers in ti... city and snicl it should be re-

harmony. S0 far

seemingly general belief that sparks from a locomotive engine caused Saturday's disastrous fire at Rich- mond was quoted ln these columns

close to Mr. John MacNeilks barn. where the fire started, and early in the morning sn engine stopped be- hind the barn. Not long after. the shed was in flames, and the fire spread to other buildings. definite cause has been stiggestcd, but the railway authorities coniencl that it is unlikely the fire originated

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Tuesday night o'clock sharp.

THE PRINCE

ins will be held in the Town Hall

saint Poirler, of the staff of the Pro-

his transfer l.o the branch at Camp- bellton. N. B.

MEET YOUR FRIENDS Thurs- day evening at Y's Men's Festival with band concert Victoria Park. L-6706-7-l0-ll.

NEW SERIAL STARTS — Begin this fascinating romance today, one of C. N. and A. M. Williamson's best, “The Million Dollar Doll." WIN LEAVING CERTIFICATES -'I'he following pupils of Cable Head West School were successful ln receiving their public school certificates: Joyce MacLaren and Rena MacLai-en. Marjorie Webster, teacher.

BAND CONCERT and Festival in John And/rs Field tonight. If not fine, tomorrow night. L-6705-7-l0-1i.

VERDICT FOR DEFENDANT — In the case of Johnson vs. MacNeill, an action for damages in connection with an alleged assault, the lury brought in a. verdict for the defend- ant. Mr. M. A. Fanner appeared for tho plaintiff and Mr. R. R. Bell for the defendant.

RETURNED HOME — Mr. Edgar Fisher, International President of the Y's Men's Club, who has been visiting the local club left on return to his home in Wakefield. Mass, yes- terday morning. Mr. Fisher was ac- companied by his son George. They

ralerved for new: 08 local IIIIIOII but ndverllalng of

PRACTICE FOR. MALE CHORUS in Legion Home, 8 L-6709-7-l0-ll.

EDWARD ISLAND M5919“- soclETY. Annual Meet-

Summerside, July 13th, beginning at 10.30 A. M. L-6688—7-9-4i.

I8 TRANSFERRED — Mr. Tous- vlncial Bank has received word of

OUTING ENJOYED-The 5m" of the Dominion Income Tax Of- fice held an enjoyable outing at York Point, being the mugs a; Mr. and Mrs. G» E. Ritchie,

FLOWERS DESTIZOYED-Rieg. ‘dents 01 Upper Prince Street com- plain that. some malicious person has wantonly damaged flowers in window boxes. The offender, i.f apprehended. should be severely dealt with as by his action much work and care have been brought ' to naught.

WILL ADJUST LOSSES-Fire Marshal C. A. Beer is visiting Richmond today in connection with the lldlllfitmellt 01' insurance fol- lowing Saturday's disastrous fire. The rire loss is placed roughly at $40,000. about one-half the loss be- ing covered by insurance.

FIRE AT MONTECELLO-On Saturday between 5 and 6 p. m. a fire of unknown origin destroyed a large barn at Montecello, the property of Mr. Parmeneas Mac- Donald. Most of the equipment in the building was also lost. There was no insurance, The building was ‘about '15 feet in length, and was well constructed.

FIRE AT ST. PETERS-The re- sidence of Mr. Leo Murphy, St. Peters, was burned to the ground Yf-‘Stifflfly morning about 8 o'clock. The fire, which is believed to have originated in a defective flue. was discovered by Mr. Murphy who was working in an adjacent field. Mrs. Murphy who was upstairs at the time was unaware of the fire. Within ten minutes the house was burned to the ground. Nothing was saved except a. few chairs. The

loss was partly covered by insur- ance.

were guests at the Canadian Nation- al Hotel.

VISITORS ENTERTAINED-On Sunday afternoon the officers of H. M. S. Dragon and the three Maritime Premiers and friends were guests of His Honour Lieuten- ant Governor and Mrs. DeBlois at their wmmodious summer resid- ence, Tracadie Beach. A very en- joyable afternoon was spent on the grounds and on the lovely sand dunes in front of the house.

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C. G. I. '1‘. EXAMINATION- On Thursday, July 12. at 9 o'clock in Heartz Memorial Hall there will be held a. physical examination for all Charlottetown girls wishing te

Canoe Cove. Girls not residing in Charlottetown will be examined at camp. This examination must be taken to comply with the rules of the C. G. I. T. Camp and is being conducted by Dr. E. S. Giddings who has offered his services as a donation to the camp, The officers of camp and members of the board are very grateful to Dr. Giddlngs for this kindness.

ELECT OFFICERS-The annual meeting of the West Cove Head Rifle Club was held on Thursday, July 5th, in the school house with Mr. F. B. Auld in the chair and D. M. Beairsto secretary for meeting. The following officers were appointed for the coming year: Mr. John MacMillan, Cap- tain; D. M. Beairsto, Secretary; H. R. Cudmone, L. Bell, H. McLeod, I. D. Carr, Committee Cecil May, Jas. Allan. Range Officers. The shoots foi- Salver will be on July 21st, Aug. 4th, Aug. 18th and Sept. lat. The first shoot of the season will be held on Tuesday, 10th, at 1 o'clock sharp. The fee same as last year. Positively no rifle issued until fee is paid.

FIRE ORIGIN DISPUTED — The

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was no reason to complain as to the amount spent on this work.

‘The bathing houses, the council- lor reported. was in excellent con- dition.

Councillor Turner remarked that the chfl-nge in the corner of School and Gerald Street had been a great improvement.

Public Property

Councillor MacDougall for the public property committee reported that the plant on the wharf had been cleaned up. Needy men had been given the work. and the place had a very respectable apparance. Councillor Hennessey thought that the commanding officer of the mil- itia should have risked the Mayor of the City for the privilege of pitching their tents in Victoria Park.

His Worship replied that such a request had been made. and had been granted.

Councillor Hennessey inquired if the police patrol was in use. Councillor Blanchard replied that

Boyne L. O. Held Annual Church Parade

The Boyne Orange Lodge held its annual church parade Sunday even- ing to Zion Church. A number of visiting members from other lodges. members of the L.0.B.A. and members of the Juvenile lodge also were present in the procession. The parade was headed by the Salvation Army Band and was marshalled by W. Herbert H. King, Grand Master. Mr. Verner Moore of Prince Ar- ihur Lodge was also present.

The parade proceeded from the lodge rooms on Richmond Sheet to the Church where an inspiring ser- mon was preached by Rev. G. C. Webster. '

Return was by way of Prince. Kent, Queen and Richmond Streets.

__ both dates inclusive.

Frederick C. Blanchard was sworn in as Police Constable and’

taken on the strength of the Force on June 1st. i934.

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the patrol was under repair. The machine was worn out.

Councillor Hennessey stated that] a large number of cars had been; driving about the streets vvitliouti lights. ' Councillor Turner stated that a| large number of people of the city.‘ had the custom of parking their.‘ cars in front of the stores on Sat-l urday nikht to the inconvenience of the country people who visited tc make their purchases. A resolution was passed author- lzing the widening and repairing of Admiral Street.

Public Health

The following report on Public Health was presented by Dr. B. C. Keeping, Chief Health officer:

Chest examinations. 41; Com- municable Diseases Reported 2: Cases Quarantined 2.

Laboratory Examinations: Blood examinations 6i; smears 1; sputums, 9; throat swabs for cul- ture 0; miscellaneous: urinalyses Z.

venereal disease report: Patients treated: males 29; femals 20; to- tal 49. New cases reported: males

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in this way. as the engine stuck was equipped with regulation netting to prevent fire accident, and has been inspected before leaving the yards. The loss incurred by the destruction of the railway station building is a- bout $2.000. In addition. about fifty ties and two or three rails were des- troyed. A check-up on railway loss- es will be made today by MP- MB"- thome, of the c. n. a. rroisht Claims Department, Moncton.

WEDDING BELLS-An after- noon wedding united in marriage Miss Dorothy Ranahan. dallflhtfil‘ of Mir- and Mrs. Peter Ranahan. north Auburn avenue. Steffi‘ Madre. Callf.. and Bernard Reim- son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. mill-i. of Pasadena. The ceremony was solernnised on Sunday in St. El- izabeth's rectory. with Rev. Michael O'Connor officiating. The bride. who u; the fourth daughter of Mr. and lvlrs. Ranahan. fonnei-ly of Klnkora, P. s. L. w” cowued l" a white semi-formal crepe 5T9“ and white turban and carried white camatiotis. sweet P933 "l4 1'0"‘- She was attended by her slaw- Miss Rosemary Rannhan. who B180 wore white crepe 811d "m" 5W‘ peas and carnations. Raymmld Vsnderhaar served the groom as best man. llbllowing the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Reins left for a. short stay at Catalina. ‘may will be at home in Moreno Highlands after October D0. Mrs. Reins is a gradu- ate of John Muir Technical High School and m. Reins sraduatwl from Pasadena Junior College-

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John Anderson and Mrs. Anderson, City. It is thirty years since Marshall last visited Charlottetown

ton. NB. was the guest of Mrs. week. and left yesterday morning

Halifax. Mrs. Copeland is a sister of Dr. Wlliiani ll’.':Mii‘.au of Char-

——-——- 0; females 0; total 0. Total number . ACCIDENT 1N HARBoR__sun_ orgesnoluttvipens were adopted‘ auth- of treatments given during the day afternoon about 5.30 the Rocky severagl streegavlng of mrtwns °1 month 165 t ( t r Point ferry crashed into a fishing ' Vital statistics re r : Ciy o . _ 5100p owngd by M11 Mg); Martin, bcThe any engineer slated it would Chgrlflfgtqwn) birthg? 44; deaths There were about thirty people on Wssible w h9g1“ wme °f the 17; marriages 31. . ' the sloop at the time. and they w?" °“dwed“esd“y~ Pflcgg! S U M M E R S I D E Halls - wereb naturally thrown lntol a’ plal- welglegvgtell€fistwafigugglcgngitéiléls Sanitation Report nic y the accident. Sevcra o e ‘ ' passengers Clambered on bond me lugs. Solution was passed um Following is the report of tale Turf-e -~ ...-e :..-.-:<.->;; ... —__-.¢_—_ ;1—._1?_~———_._T_— —~c-.__——_—- ferr ,but man camie ashore in the . , 1' _ a °l'- Sanitary Officer. James E. Bra - t l ' 510053 The bgat w“ considerably izing the charging of two dollars a 10y; |Pastllfes Afe C. Squadron damaged in the accident, and re- m" meemlgs 1X1 the City Board Restaurant-s lllspflted - 2g n i b, d B I d quired extensive repairs. - Yards inspected . 9 i urve e t AT GYRO-The regular weekly P°"°° “wort wihpzzkeo" ‘ i yB ‘y n s p ec e mcetingvof the Gyro Club was held Privles inspected .. 152 i om. otanzst Pflorgm leavmg m, Chaflomwwn , last evening at Beach Grove Inn éiwitlfgepliftd by glauahtcrillvusfiadlrlfipectéd g i for ten days training in camp, o with a large attendance. Mr. W. E. W55 DTE- ls-sties "SD60 -- - adron of the Prince Edward Is- scanuebury was in the chain n sented by Councillor Blanchard for Lavatories inspected .. 8 A survey of the Experimental isacliud Light, Horse assembled last was decided m fymnce we camp the Police Committee: Thirty six Nuisances removed from street 5 Ml. FrankH Bertram Farm pastures and on the Illustra- evening on the Community Lleagun for the underprivileged boys at <36) arrests were made within the Houses quarantined . . . . .. 2 ' ° 9 lions stations at Iona, and New Lon- Grounds, Montague, for squadron’ canoe cove’ and to send, three City limits during the past month Houses released from quaran- Fflrmefly 0f Hunter don has been made by Mr. Herbert drill and inspection by Squadron “ms from the Orphanage w the for the following classified of- tine . . . . . . .. R- I Groh, Division of Botany, Central Commander Q, w, Campbell. C. G. I. T. camp. At the dance Iencesz- Prosecutions under Sanitary Iver, S Ihmlvned Experimental Station, Ottawa. With Major w, H, Poole. who coin- whlch followed the oflloers o; Assault on female: i Arrests, l; By-Law 13 On Fishin Mr. R. c. Parent, Supervisor of Il- manded c Squgdpgn from the time H, M_ g_ Dragon were guests 0g the convictions. 0: Dismissals, 1, total, 1. I inspected the dump managed . g lustrntcd Stations, Mr. Grob visited p; was reufganized “.35 presmv on club fianwortation from the 5111p Assault. common: Arrests, 1; eon- by the Hygiene Service Company Trip. several other points on the Island the gfoundg, and was 551ml to the hotel was prqvldgd, victions. 0; dismissals, 1; total 1, on June 15th and found it satis- and checked up on the weeds and ca,» campben p; inspect the _____. Drunk and disorderly: Arrests, 2,- factory. ' ioruco plants. Mr. Grch was rather squadron, Arte,- drip the Squadron BURIED YESTERDAY-The fu- convictions. 2: dismissals. o; total. 2. Olller duties rlerfofluedr- The ad -, iuulcrlsvd t0 find a large proportion rode through the town. The salute neral of the late Frank Duffy was Drunk and incapable: Arrests, 27; summonses Sefvtd 8 da 15w newsbwaswwcellcd “from 10f Kmtilcky’ Blue Grass in the pas- WM taken by me Q_C_ held from his late residence, 53 Elm convictions. 26; dismissals, 1; total, sllblmnfl sewed --- - 1 Bey“: r3001‘, ‘ ‘SI fr“? “m5 Of ‘he Plilvlnce- “l5 with The unit left this morning at 1 Avenue, yesterday morning to the 27. Garnishee served ... .. 1 wilful? waugvalell 0f _M1~ a" [Brown Top, both valuable grasses, a_m_ to ride w ChMqOttEmWIL Church of the Most Holy Redeem- Operating motor vehicle while 0°95’ °f Garnlshee. - - 1 side m l; r 11 13:15.19; s““.'““‘." 1mm” up ‘lune a large pr°p°nl°ll °f en “mere High Muss was celebrated intoxicated; Arrests» 1; convictions‘ Dog tax Collected _... $296.00 ‘beer; I 11nd i, an s lmdy vhud lplniits- present on several pasture _ by Rm. F]. Enflgm. a 8s RI The l; dismisgaLi o. total‘ L Remarks. Collected on executions City ‘em 00"“ 4 Y‘; 1W!‘ Sllllfl-ll “PIIHTEIS examined lay him. pail bearers were: Christopher 30 days imprisonment. 13x95 1n arrears $137.82 cu fm: Lin ti)‘; gflikvlll Lakrgcgilllbg) Inc Supcrinteilticnt of the Experi- Ford. John McQuai-rie, Peter Mc- Vagrancy: Arrests. 4; convictions. muge gm, ti; 112m IQPF, ‘b4’ imvum 5mm)“ m‘! “filled lsls- ___- Aleer, Augustus McQuaid, ‘James 3; dismissals, 2; total, 4- Food lnqwcuo“ wasstjien b‘? 1;] 1:45am w qdy P110110 “HHS. and “m” mmrmmlo" Each year the various schools in Mullins, and William Johnson. Totals! Arrests. 36; convictions, . in 17- >13 p m A ,0; mom- ?! L‘m.1e..dy1ng m dlftemm pans of each inspectorate hold a competi- Service at the grave was conducted 31; dismissals, 5; total. 36. 77}? rolmwmg ICPQ" 01' Fwd In‘ negate; X21513‘; wdlfst‘, rtfhxclul’ me i "F. plullncp and polsmous weeds tion for the straihcona Shield by Rev. Fr. O'Hara, c. ss. n. _m addition to the above men- glifk-e-fll} ‘"5 lllesfllml bv Dr- I. F- qum had heel; alllrzfirjgdmililnuélifiM35 itlllifljlftcilflub-dsifvarill 8t hills-a; which ,5 g-Mn to t... school ma... ‘tl0ll6d arrests there were six pro- ' aftemoolh ° ‘ J‘ Amciélyg Al, ‘can. g&waln iiig the greatest progress during VISITING PROVINCE _ My, secutions under the Prohibition Condefnnpd as mm for 100d and Th ..,,,.,.(,. “.1, n d f ' f? ,1 a the year in physical training. Each Nathaniel Gay, .ii-.. son of Nathan- Act for uulr-wful possession of in- destroyed. 10a portions of carcasses. 4 c 1m Pram‘ I” B°m'“m “f” llll‘CCSf’Ol\'SsllIdnfll3f‘i'lobat Kaufman’ inspector reports to the superin- iel Gay, Pownal, is visiting the toxlcating liquor, a conviction be- Milk Tesoyung 13", i; years o‘: a“ “ml “T” "C"? ‘nth pnisonouqa mm‘ ‘rlnlgogguflexlce tendent of education the best provlnoe alter an absence of four ing recorded in each case. Two of Percent “m” Rum‘ m? hm or H“mH°".'l,...l ,,.,.,‘,,,{,,,C,,f,§ .1 o-Ca- school in his respective dlstrictand years. He is now nicely located at the offenders were each sentenced Name butter fat Bertram‘ He “T” an enguw," o! ui-lini tlvit these co '3 lmcl d?“ m- the“ the" ‘m? inspected by scrgt‘ Weyburn. Sask, Where he has to terms of six months imprison- A. R. MacKay . . . . . . . . . . .. 3.6 some 1.10m fmd hfld “lurked my] Hiililg‘ hover Al“gl'léla0tl)lfi(l (it Mal“ Instruct“ mm“ m“ m‘ achieved gratifying sucess as a sll- merit, and fines of $200.00 and costs Geo. Munn .. . 4.0 lwmg éearsl m Boston‘ Lush Mayml found i'"i"il.l'l co\\' thatghad Idied Shield awarded m m4‘ school re‘ ver fox rancher, Hi5 stock were or three months imprisonment were E. Cullen . 4.6 t: Qzmf‘? Us £01m‘ and, 1am: “Tull lllPFcllRfl evidently beerrkilled by a cowl“! the 3799195‘ number M purchased from Ollie MacNeill, of imposed in the other cases. There Health Past. Milk Co. . 4.0 colmfglcltlfial t‘; o” llefaf “Wm. a, liiul, or wp-c pmlratmg [he paunch points. This inspection has just Kelliher, Sask., who is now the were four prosecutions under the G. iv G. Milk co... . 4.2 ouaamau éoldl°\lfi(’,tr'l'f“da‘cdlPM?Jgnu 1noi1p..;-¢_ been completed for this year and principal rancher cf the Province. Customs Act for harbouring 5mllg- Roper Bros. . 4.7 stake s. t 1 ‘ f1‘ -“ Co‘ If!" U The field was Qxgmingd and the the following is the stand of the Mr, McNeili, it will be remember- gled rum, resulting in three con- A. Holmes .. . 3.8 1x y Cmmj“. m [he Cmbw"? only wccri found of a poisonous V5Tl°ll5 Schools ‘Vlllfh We"? m‘ 8d. paid llS a visit last summer. He victions and one dismissal. One Wood Bros. . 4.1 31mg Laqlffi dMmK m _“°’1"h°“‘{iiiitiii-e was fluid l10fF"§|ll. This Siiefitfd by SPYEt. M11101‘ Iflllm- is a brother of Wellington McNeili, charge of theft was dismissed and LOlll-t ROD“ -- 5-0 06' f no JRMIWI.’ Bmlmn] 33nd. houvv is considered I) be ser: 1, Hunter River, Mr. G. Rice-BO Southport. Mr. Gay will remain this also applies to a charge of 5- Cudllwlfl ~- 4.0 “pa? omwhsmwlmg,llaftl" '1“°‘"i.’ is o , to horses. rather than Dbl" 0911i- here another week or more, common assault and two of non- A- AEllCW - - - - - -- 4~0 3‘ 1e m ab“ of “Oufmg. Imnvfllllul‘ stock. and cattle vcrv seldom 2, Murray River. Mr. V. McLeod- awamng a visibly-Om h“ $153,613 M155 guppqn, There were thirteen prosw. Wallace Whcatley 4,0 thjdlrlt. un ii noon and IPSIlIlQ in l Lawn ‘L M“ Groh nmdv Brie! sup .75 p" cent. vivlan Gay, who is employed on cuglons yo, breaches o; the 5am“ C. llfoore .. 3.5 Bert?“ "Tm" It 15 Pr“5“m'~’d ‘hhlvlfivs at many points, including El- 3. O‘Lear,v. Mr. L. Henderson-lil- the nursing staff of the M'etr0p0li~ ary Bil-law: two for operating iuo- A. MacRhe s. sons . 4-3 0,, WQI}, If 3GP," ml °.“ m” Mk" | Mimi‘? "lid $1. WW5 balm very ctr wit. tan Insurance 00., New York. to: yeiiliiioiestwititiout lJBt/rmiisuoilic $0115 - i»: .0 fish .,§‘,,,“,-‘, T,,,.”§f‘,°,f,’,‘,,,"‘Qjfiffhl . "u" illlruu-s of u poisonous nature 4. New Acadia. Mr. n. McDonald ii- or a ng o sop mo or veiicc ' - _ . “ __ ‘_ ' ,' ' \\'"l'c Orscrvcr. and these would not —65 Pr cent. PERSONALS after accident. one for allowing fin Easlll" BY“ 3-5 '°,§.°W°d.,f- if“; hm“ 1m", ‘m 51"" , be rirlllscrous to live stock at m... 5, {Cornwall Mr. Itioo Ling-fill _-____ unlicensed driver to operate motor T- A- Blmhi“ 5-0 51,1332“? 1° v,“,“'5 ,‘1_‘”“°f1__"l’3d1l°*‘l“l'lscnson of the year. It has been per cent Miss Fannie Lee. City, left for vehicle. we had eight prosecutions Ham“ stead " 6'8 n11 y; l “M113” Mme“ Wtlluffniind unit inc iwriod of greatest 6. Sllrlllflbwvk- Miss B. Marks-—- Halifax yesterday where she will for "speeding" with motor vehicles C" '7' W00? ~- 4-0 ab“ i}! °:“l°“'@lllf_- ‘ lrlm ‘ is when rattle are first aiiow- '60 per cent. spend a short vacation. on the City streets, resulting in John Aylward 4'5 . c rs ImlnMIIOH Eh?“ "Wag" l "'1 m“ i“ ill" sililllg- T1105!‘ P0i50n-‘ 7. Strathcona Mis S. Far unar- -_-__ seven convictions and one dismiss- Roland McDonald 4-0 Bertram had “m” ‘mydmd “'3” ml?» lflfllllfi lllc "l"? Illlvlllbnt son 60 per cent S q Mrs. W. Bentley Creed of Bridge- al. There were also two convictions gfargldwmillllon 35 ;1,‘C"c‘.’§;d“a“j,.°fliflflgm’ 121w“ in‘: B. Brooklyn, Miss L. Prcfltt~60 town sailed on the S. S. Belle Isle for "speeding" on the Victoria Park E 'H‘ 13o‘; “la " 4'0 Traém Co;]1:-v)1v1‘l1\v ‘lwm Fmpm. _‘___‘“" per cent. for Newfoundland where she will Roadway. fines of five dollars and Lbmé Kali 5 - 3.9 h" hufband’ “tall Fm‘ 0n ‘ “' ma“ WUINEN Y 9- Mlscmlchi‘ '3. 4 "lid 5'» s? 5*- visit her parents. costs being imposed in all these Willard K611i" wedmgday Lam,‘ tfillcglnllsqglllltlp“ L“ T Hambicine-eo per cent. caes. During the month of Juno Alex Rhvm; ' 4'2 that Bonn“, V,“ know‘ '1‘ _ The members of the local com- Mastcr Bryan Cudmore. son of nine boys were brought before the W H Shim‘! " 4b gum OM l.‘ v i“ l1“ ' on from pflgp 1 mm,” o; m? sLm-Lhcjm 13.1,... Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cudmore. is a Juvenile Court on charges of petty ' ' - " ' . n i“ M‘ ‘ : ‘ “.151, m ¢Qn\-@-,- [pg-r cmayngpn. . Pure Milk Co. . . 4,0 as if there had be . uii ._ . .. . - a patient in the P. E. I. Hospital, thieving or mischief. one boy was W M smmwood 3,, Anon,” m, mm m d I] , la l lfulmou‘: w his iurlg-l [inns is [hp pupllg o; 5.1mm.- m. suffering from pneumonia. committed to the Reformatory. the Evml, B5,“... " 4'3 part1...- hadigblccnb’ 1a,}. l School and to lift‘. Ric‘. ill." fr. others being released on probation. Joseph Dflgwu " 1-5 mm hm m“ w hn-v-"wllll/l» Devu. v11: closclv .'l.§'.0€‘lf1§{‘d| m, nbtamn... n“. Miss Edna McLsaac, a, N., ar- On June 13th the Force collected m. J wan...‘ " " ‘g0 and m, bu...“ .§f,......,'," x "l" mfwl" “mi-i 11d uuu be u-siivriru rived home from Dorchester. Mass, thirty five samples of milk from 35 shnnfles " minnow _.i...§,{.'l,,," ...; ‘x n" (“fly Wars M, for n on a visit to hcr parents, Mr. and licensed vendors. delivering same 1 55mph, hactofla] mum .00 high no“. m wicomph “.,, m, " ' o . s and MTS- ‘7- A- MCI-mam t°Tfilty Anal-"tsl m6 i253 , f, remainder satisfactory. ' search and that Ho‘ -' ill l“ l. - mfwfilfll “nmd Cc“3~m'!-“"‘°‘ e amouns co ece in mos . _ ‘ " “ ‘ " "l" . ~ - - Miss Myrtle Mennie of Brooklyn and costs during the month under -- ~ glgslllgnfihfiafg.nllizlhlyfii],loft“,T?’l T‘ llflvnr‘. H, ‘ ,____,-,__L __.. N. Y, and Miss Alberta Smiley of review are R5 follows: “m, found‘ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ' “ “ ‘ " i ""‘ “m” ""‘<‘-“»""' B xRTHQWw Yarmouth. N. 5., are the guests of Two fines imposed under Vlr Bertram had b t l‘ t. Mn‘? who]? f ‘ ’ L‘ U Mr. mid Mrs. L. S. Stevenson. city. the Prohibition Act ($200 mfnm‘ cam won‘, t _ " l Ml’ only v — ~ each) . . . . . . . . .. .. $400.00 _ w,“ 05mm? ‘L0’ro‘u~l‘_ ‘I ‘ t.‘i.il you so? eieiv- * Continued from pnsic i V __ The Misses Marjory and Helen Miscellaneous fines and and Prince COUIIIIY in July whcgm M... Igcgulqgn T! .1‘ . f‘ . QM‘ .“ m yo", W. .- I. V’ Walsh. n. N., arrived home rn- costs collected ....... .. $37500 expected m m, fiim cvgriul“ 7”‘ ‘dmf, F" “m. d.“ -"°“ “"°“d ‘° °"'““ h“ immm" °" "m" day mam by mom, to Spend the“. Wssible W“ 310m b" ‘h? m!) 1 m: qiouh no office ynull be docked Barihou _ ‘”‘°““°“ Wm‘ ‘M’ 9mm‘ M“ Tm‘ “mm” °°“°°"’-d - - $77550 -TOWN COUNCIL man-r» to assist in finding ‘the iioovnpaxiill odnrtlloius lnioliii Jlilu-Xcn m“ WW0 . “'11? ""I".“,‘.‘°.’L'2.'°"“ . flinlifd: and Mrs- M. Walsh, Cumberland Other duties performed by the me regular “Iomhly meeting or l | @6611 l wlllls- fls- m- -»