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price as a protection

,_ _ to h ing appatratus is al'lother~ moder mmmwd by Johnston nd W d

equipmen . - 11 ill’

_ . I The Smoking Room is am-ac¢ivc_lMc1libers Monilcal Stock Exchange

lly finished in oak. and has a wood _

burning fireplace. The Verandan NEW YORK EXCHANGE

THREE times a day, three hundred and sixty-

live days a year, Frigidaire electric refrigera-

tion safeguards the health of your family. It main- tains constant, low temperatures which keep foods fresh and wholesome-a service which cannot be reckoned in dollars and cents. Yet it is a service which is well within the means of the average fam- ily. For General Motors production methods re- sult iil low prices and terms tllat make Frigidaire surprisingly easy to buy. The new Tu-Tone models in all the beauty of white and grey porce- lain enamels will pariicularlyinterest you. See them at the Showrooim

VVorth many times its

Carrying Visiting

Iger list of iso. the maiwfiw [whom are medical Doctors, here t

'Canadian Medical Association. Th

wives and families of a number of the medlwl me" are included in nearly 400.000 tons of Nova Scotia

lthe passenger list.

l .. ~ - DPW

The New N°"'m°'“d ls ‘me méfcalitles where American coal has for

:thc finest passenger and frelilh -steamers ever to visit this port. Sh

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V5 T; °&db“(‘g:_ln§ru¥5‘?1S;l";l;e°2;aull;, ‘To displace this amount of Un-

ccn ruc , | land RW" st' Amwrenpe' rr wauldlgliuiislbegcéoalndslslrilqallhiilnxelrstllirllq lb? dimcult l'° and a' m° 'mx“~m°'ing." says a statement issued today `,°“5lY equipped Vessd enwged mland it is hardly to be expected that ?°°“5t'Wld° mwel' lwntracts for the full amount would _ All cabins are outside, and allarebc made The government however ,unusually large- equipped with h°tlis satisfied that measures it has ad; and cold running water, electidcyopted Wm help ml Canuda_S m_,

lfans. and wardrobes with full-len

i ~ - . bins~d.i .. ' lliiifcndiigoihi illilsilrswolildhelncacomforitltheT:1‘;sfef(“m;3 "1 maaléfw “"3"

~ | . eeiiy compe ve con -

,H23 l\;°_¢1UfY-n*:e‘;°t\ Sc*:\§‘_‘_i__s°°_{_‘_‘_P“;’_f_S__‘_;‘;,tlohs will undoubtedly have ii desir- W 1 C ‘ ‘Mable psychological effect on the new

trails-Atlantic liners. A priva

dance orchestra is carried durin

Doctors, In Port< .¢..,..il.,. mal

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The 3' 5' New N°’tmmd "mf Bt. Lawrence ports by rail to points

'M°“""°°|' °°""'m3 m “H ° puaeigf inland. is well under way. To date.

oltlzchdomiililorl fuel board has dealt

,attend the annual meeting of the; gm ogg; fn ‘_¢’:;'3'h;il>Phl;=I`::»xllf;h§ol:D¢:_f‘l;‘

e IHBHY years been free from compe-

Lathroom. with salt and fresh water H and h I to h I lfacilities, adjoins each cabin deisgma co; li,/an ;0;“_;e};g°i/'51' ggi?

lu e

The Lounge. unusually commodi- - _

ous. is especially attractive. It pos-|i;cg§sq]?;i;§5}nI;°;§§;ai;,.l;i§;,nlf`£,l;ra _sesses a perfectly level dance floor|ww_,__ market but for gas making -a feature of few ships-and has ommm amfquebec have been in numerolis large windows to allow the ham of “mg imported coal passengers to view the lovely sceil~| '

cry of the “New Northland’s" route'

in absolute comfort. A special

the summer months A broadcasto

_ _ For N.S.C0a,1

I ofrrhws. June la.-The tes: movement of Nova Scotia coal from

_slstance to this movement. .and has approved shipments amounting to

coal which a to markets in lo-

ltition.

lquiremcnts with Canadian coal

»cpcrators and miners of Nova Sco-

ed States bituminous coal on a bas-

,§l HALIFAX, June ls. _ Quomlohq

here’s a treat that brings delight to outdoor appetites! A bowl-a heaping bowl of Kellogg’s Corn Flakevk . . '. covered with cream and topped with fresh ripe fruit!

CORN FL'AK`ES

Cafe. where passengers may sit

registered. The officers in charge‘ omber, A."chouln'ard; cluer'Engln-l

sheltered from the breeze is,anoth-l-M-, TOD- & Salim F8. Ri/~ 137': ,or feature of the ship which hclp;;lAm`ericuli Cari Co. .. ' to make a voyage on her an enjoy-'lAm_ Cui' & Fdy. Co. 9l‘L~ able experience not easily forgot-‘Am. Lcccmotlcc Co. l00‘~_- ten. Am. Smlfg. & Ring. Co. 188',

All appointments of the ship are§Am. Bosch Mag. Co.

the finest and most up-to-date pro-|N. Y. Cen. & Hud. Riv. R. R. I72'-l curable, selected so as to give pas-‘Com Gus C0_ (N, y_, _ _ _ _ ___ .\;_cllgers the same degree of comfort Hudson Mggor Cay Ca that is be foulid in fine hotels. -Imermtloml paper Co_

The New Northland is 320 feet|3mn_ 01] of New Jersey

long; 45 feet beam, with a displace- Reading C0 __ _

ment of 3,447 tolls. She carries lilsoumern crew _of 98 oillcers_aild meil and i.<l_Un|0n pacmc 192% iiactlcally llew, being lnllnclied less U_ 3_ Ind_ Aluohm Cn _ __ fha" Wm years “g° m' “ ws" °f Westinghouse Elec. ._ 03-i, ,i.000,000. She was built at New- United Smteg Steel 138, Sastle on the Tyne, where slle is _ ` ` ' ' ` ‘ ` ' ‘ '" '°

ue. Capt W N .1.__ambmy_ cmefMoN'rnE.\I. srocic sxclmuoa

.ep E_.B°1duc_ Chief P _S_ A _ Abitilii .................... _. oo ncwtt Chief Stewa “mer n Mis Kar' & Te* Ry 261

‘ I rd, W. N.D0- ' ' ' ,»m,,_ The ,,,,,j0my_°, me Omer; Montreal Power iom have seen active service in the ‘Steel C°' 0! Can* Com' " " la. Navy dm-ing me wa,-_ .Winnipeg Electric 109‘-.» The Northland will leave on aB"°"‘¥"°“ - - ~ ' - - - ~ ~- 43 ,hart cruise wednesday to return Brazilian Traction .. ‘ same night and on Thursday it is Abmbl ~ ~ ' ~ - ~ ~~

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issued today. With the exceptionjnclies high in Manitoba. fail ryc is the train in which he was fleeing to_ of a comer in the southem part ofcomlng out. and pastures are green. Mukden from Peking. was bombed. Central Saskatchewan from Rad-,Conditions generally are entirely It was said omcial news of death ville to Willow Bunch, all sectionslsatlsfactory WOUl<i be Secret Until his 50h Brrlv- of the Prairies repo" benencial ed from Chili and succeeded him.

rains during the week and excellent

l'lere’s to summer-time! And

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the kiddies' evening meal.

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indon, Ont.

“ expected that visitors will be pei-_ Shawlnigan ._ 92

Ra Ta 1 I _ mmed' ’D°m.ml°“ Bndge ggm generally are similar to these ex-l MUKDEN, Manchuria. June 18.-_ W gm n

congratulations, The Rev. H

-__ iducted to the

D. D I . . . . »

' ' " Carrutheis was 11 Chicago . . . . _ . . 12 20 1

v:ifbuvg:mxlébi?:i::thdif' nitlethi°h‘““° °‘ S” "“‘“°s H83,l'Sl§ SUGS B°S¢°“ -------- -- 0 1 0 mmcversui' of ms entrance mm the|Charlott§wwnnon 1;/}!1f;y 4‘t0r,megm0n_ _ Fi Cxaligliie and lfonzagsée Greenfield.

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The Rev. James Carruthers. called to New Glasgow' N_ g_ Dm-_ ____

?. D.. vglob m<i:i;‘istel;\ ighff- mg these years Mr. Carruthers fill- ~ NEW YORK. June 18. - William INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE ames' esy ran urc. " f tl fhs mn ' '

louew M 4th, lass to 'med "" the "nc 'ms °

aniversary of his ordination to the

Randolph Hearst and the News

wn from ay vstry with gi-gilt ndelity and zeahl paper and Magazine Paper Corpora- liuffalo . . . , , .__

AW” 1991- 1992 When he W" “ned His kindly disposition and great|tion. a Hearst subsidiary. served nn- crsey City

to New Glasgow, N. S., was enter-| f His tice yesterday through the office of Toronto .. tained to a banquet in Vancouver;f`,‘;;;‘tfy;‘;,sf;e:3¢dthhlmcall,iie all, and' Max D. Steuei- of a suit for $24,- NEWBYK crdm to the seventh week, “_ on the evening of the lsth init. d mm B most acceptable vision '14o,ooo damages asainst hh" CHN' ------‘?_; ° 5 Jw

The following letter foi-ward-|;\x11an$e homes of the_people_ |ad|an newsprint manufl!i_;:t\tiresr;la:\l;i ¥;';om0g3onn§u¥;saumf$ap;; cc; Ltdi;

ed so tl _ ad tl e Canadian newsll U i “ ~ I fl B110 the bziilqueriilliiillligritlilmil xglilieg la.; There a"i,_hsu:.le:t 33,,-¢;e;:l?,l,;“:;§ ggmpany for alleged breach of con- Pulp Rnd Paper Co.. and Kenora

' Charlottetown, P. E. I- 'r'hl;° segvices df the R¢v_ tract. Mr. Hearst and the News- PHg¢;93fi0l10lgb Lit, .l0lhitly, $1,200,000

.May asm’ 1928 J C mthers' __ paper and Magazine Paper Corpora; anon 000 , : urenqt de Co., Ltd.,

If having come to the knowledlel grmgssegion of St James' have im" mspecmely askeile danlligestlie Psulll andalgrlpgoggggl $l;lll0t000AHi:rlg

f - _ ` th following compan a. .. , tleritaxlf gh" 1°: ol stllhmes Presb; 'f°“°wed with great interest mf anlounts set after their names: Can- $400,000; Price Bros. and Co., $810,-

urc ° 0 °"°u°wwn' career of their former worthy past | 000 000

_ _ _ dl Paper Sales Ltd.. $6.950, _ and $625,000. St. Maurice Valley E,sI',,;rh.,§‘,g“2‘;,”"{_ 23:’ §:_;`;§f_l;_'or, and express the hope that h¢;:n;",5_420_w0; Ahlubi Power and corp., sl,ols,ooo and ssoo.ooo_ - er ls “Mm to oelebnn' me wh may yet be long spared to enjoy the Pape, go" Ltd, $2,200,000 and 81;; ----<»>--

evening of a day well-spent bcllev-|750_000; Anglo-Canadian Pulp an. _ in "That at evenude there Sha" be, Min ‘swam and “x5‘°00. Dllminla Llnlnirnt for insert liltan.

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Foreign Securities ._

|Ca“ad|an Press) Inter Utilities-A. ._ 47

Amerlcan Leaguevno _ hed_ Inter Utilities--B. 65 med may games ‘° can. Pac. ay. . . . . zgo

British America Oil . . . . . . .._

NATIONAL LEAGUE BANKS

BankCommerce......,

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l _ Brooklyn . . . . . . . . . . 4 9 3B8nk Montreal

_ E Philadelphia 3 4 o WHEAT

-» Petty and Henline; Ring and . . . . . . . . . 136%

oDUc'r or GENERAL Moroaswfiin- _

_ First lime

__ T _'<1 k Session of s¢'_lpgh¢y» chicago .... 2 a 3

Dr J girllllssirlannlds allolw this most intel-1 -W' BRUCE Mgalrierawr ncgglz - ~-_~ - 1° 13

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9511118 °C°a5l‘m "0 pass wlmwt' ex" nett Barnes illrlld Sat in and Hart

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tending to hiln their most cjlrgigsi, Clerk 0; session' erer

July _ Sept... _...l3Bf‘i Dec.

July _ lsepf. .. .. 0 Dec.

July . . . . . . . . . .. 5315 Sept. . . . . . . . .

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Dec.

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OATS

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CROP REPORT

WINNIPEG, June I8.-The crop

(Special to the Guardian) \

wen »-»-¢ OO

outlook in Western Canada contin- ues to remain highly promising, ac-

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Is refined from PENNSYLVANIA. CRUDE __0IL_the highest gradeoil in the world and is ' ~-UNEXCELLEL _for QUALITY __-and; UNI- FORMITY. You will find it the best and most

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_ THE FUTURE 0|-` CANADA

(Continued from page 4) so loyal in the days of the great war is bound to prosper in time of peace.

With such facilities for opening

up our country, as automobiles, tractors. and with the development of aviation on practical lines, great things may be accomplished; ' ‘Al- ready great service has been renu- ered our country by those brave airmen who ventured into the nortn country and Hudson Bay region. so that they might watch the icy straits and provide the first accur- ate information as to the length nf the seasons.

Over the Atlantic they lead _the

sealing fleets of Canada. and ren- der servlce to 'miners and

by carrying them mail in the far north. stateamen and diplom-

wark together for our

veal lay aside all selfish and petty rivalries, irre-

of party. . shall the ship of stats glide

over peaceful waters. and our broad dominion enjoy prosperity and peace in the aenae and spirit worthy of a great nation. '

Betdgj- "a_tarveling--Heaven-fob l'isideVwhen the nations

port of Canadian National Ra ays

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No. 0. Capacity N0 lIUll'll¢|l Rf

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SUNIMERSIDERE

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* Kallogg’a are always avan-

. fruli! The pahntod wllkih

inner-aealeel wrapper probate till! wonderful llavor and erilplnaa.

Enjoy them for lunch, dinam' of

breakfast. With milk ar enah-° fruita or honey addlrl. A U0!! fll'

Order at hotala, raatauraltav Ol

dining-earn. Sold by all gro- eera. Made by Kellogg ll

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reserves of moisturei th gm d. l I l l '

There has been sonllle sllght

a fro i d t i th 1 ~ - l:’.:,?,,§:,‘"i’3:§..:, ....5 G0v@f1101°0fMukden Men Killed otherwise there has been no dam-I _ _-_ i ‘ age from any causes. Conditiolls‘ lSpecial to the Guardian) (C dh Press)

_ U 1 ` _l _ ARWIC , Que., June 13. - .‘°;,“,§..,’,‘.,“if."‘ Xi§l'i,’?-y°’I$’,.;” élfdliiii F,?§’,§‘¢l,§’,‘$3“i,,l‘IiiZ,¥§`.’?,’.".'§§.’2‘iff 1.252? “"6 Y°““¢ me" ‘"°'° ‘“"°<' ““°"

" - another man sufieredahroken knee

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CHARLOTTETOWN’ P' E' I' :Cam-diln Brewery ~- 34 Wheat is stooling out well through-`den in succession to his father ' ~

DIQTRIBUTORS FOR P. E. ISLAND.) ‘Fraser and C0- ~- 63:# out the West, and in a number of Marshal Chang Tso-Lin, former 32;? tgincxgifrzhgigggobgfg; l * P0”/91° COTPUFBNUH »~ '_' places it is reported to begin shortinorthern dictator. Chang Tso-Lin which me were “dm h re mda

clades, stands are now about eight has been reports-ci d ' ' I » y g 9 y' nches high in Saskatchewan ten`adviccs from injili~ie2eileceiIiiecla\Ivll!ielil The accident occurred at R level °

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Watch Your Foxes Summer Diet

The summer diet is a most important one, great care

should be exercised in selecting the proper foods. Meat feeds should be reduced to a minimum and supplemented by cereals and vegetables. IMPERIAL FOX BISCUITS fed dry and IMPERIAL PUPPY FOOD with milk added make the ideal summer cereal ration for both adults and pups. These two highly nourishing foods ensure a bal- anced ration together with an abundance of minerals and most valuable Vitamilles. IMPERIAL FOODS keep the foxes in good flesh and make them generally healthy and active. IMPERIAL eliminates premature shedding generally caused by excessive meat feeding or an unbal- anced diet, and make for better pelts when prime.

Always keep a good supply of IMPERIALS on hand,

feed them liberally and you will reap results in highest class foxes with highest-priced pelts. _

For sale by leading dealers in .ali business centres or

_ direct from factory. __ _ ___ _

Imperial Biscuit Co., Ltd.

Phone 721 Charlottetown, P. E. L _ Box 446

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