Ailsifllia. Where “V9” buildings. all ronsirucied since 1936, soar 150 feet above the city’!

New York's skyline ha: a rival in 33'5"?!» ‘en .0 film): Alum“

Their total ooat mas more than $10,000,090 Arranged in mmposiiv lurm. the buildings are (top row, Shell Company of Australia, Li(l.; City mutual life .-issurnnce Soviet) Lid Bottom left to right: Eurll

gamziied Wirelem Ltd.'. ‘ Juan 1!;-gy1nc;a) Assurance Association: l'rutleni1a.l Assurance Company Lid ; Mutal Llie Ind

Bunk of New south wales; Ausir Citizens Assurdngg Go. Lg,‘

G

and do much i

opgnlng o Kuiitng was carried out with helpful

thunks tion of the stat:

only enough

iii:

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oe $3‘ Seneo softoottpink with French real lwe

bnsque. word a ‘.:'a."‘&a?.°‘1.:*°““e* “W 1

W

the ushers. I‘.

t Gardens. Mr ii

and o in!‘ gwmrol Mr H.

Hall immediately upon their arrival at Halifax. The picture shows. mm of Glwarlottotown.

Macdonald, welcoming the King with a handshake, and Hon, A. S. MacMlllcm. Minister of liizh King uaid “We leave your shores after some oi the most . V V» — ~~ -— ' .

H¢['e‘a[Q Their Majestic: at the Ionian] reception held in [mm lcii, to right. ways. shaking hands with the Queen. It was following this reccpllfln tho; the

inspiring‘ and iiluminat’, weeks in our Ives." ... ... ... ... ..

9

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u no North Granvlle, P. E. 1.. wfi

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v

_ or have our

oapwenn rot ebdwgnuiu.

oonurnnniwrron urn mann- AW!

r.-mo+1'-31-u.

auto Inn every Tuesday

A y" ants for insertion we lilo ncday n1u.stbeinthigo1- 1' (not later than ll a_m.' ' 5-3-tr. RECEIVES — been

TION ADVERTISERS-—

APPO Mr. James P. Pxofim, No lic. Kensinston has reoex:i>l5' appointed ' Queen's

davits ln 1' AN'1'En—We 1 btfggf 3 yet’ care! mugs about a.mi‘c:le of this Prices gm a‘ tit ther hone oiil e Mtg have our 1 ti?!’/“flu at r\\:°"1‘al 015% w mm"

0 . ‘ . I .

‘ Fan ' L175-6-20-i. o nevi: mm ‘mm ggfipfiéé Ar‘el-thigh o1JNova 398. will visit the r 01 M1]- ton end Rusilgo to or. when ‘at 8 . M. luv. W. .1. Parish iii: 8

oilrt.

Ev I4-1Q2- -2'1-11.

GREENDAL nANQUE'1‘—.A de- lightful staff banquet was held at the Charlottetown Hotel on Sun- day at 1:30 p. m. by the general mam. rs oi the Grendal Stores. Mr. r axDaiienoiNewGlaszowwho was uocom by Mrs. Dalien. Others aitendins were the Man- age: from Piotou. Mr. Mcleon and his wife and

be. idea" the clerks oi the {our aiores. ope banquet! are annual audit: ten the siren-.

to th and enooum in peaches by the M°=w*...... ‘ Z. ..

we . e were also given

BIIEGBIS.

Ind the ho

! V’ or vfiriwrs in see different points of interest in

city. (Patriot plea-so COPY)-

MAET JUNE WEIIDING-—.'me tile Church o! the Flowers was a gaming Thursdav nlgzht. June for the wuidixlc 0! Lulu Marie 1 gmjgil and guy Dtrvar. The ' took before 9. lug

I-Iargxilton, wore 3 gown of E

ue o! for-

tln- @041 ‘Y r tip

w“°" W “$.23. ‘il§.."‘3..’§‘;; O11

PRETTY

loco in t:r3tt¢hi-wnonow:‘%‘m3mo at

- ill‘ unit-

U. at and

'3

o . » . Pearson of all Wet. MEM- S. A. Thong}-ide is do, 1» the late . and lb‘!-

Eadven, oi North Granville. Prince 1.!

dairynun W mm Mg:-ic.le’a ‘tam I am‘ "h 3§hd?»‘s?‘Mt«p on 0%: Wnrum heir Iuiure how‘ in Fall 4 ‘pl? mt-nor,“ :lz1;'S§1{ ii? . (lsfnd papers 180860 3' - , . .. _ Eastern Guardian ..-mu oqlllmn "ll? I‘°f"°“ 5 ':.::'..'.°' *:°i.‘..‘»iy"‘-l’-i "‘-3:‘ v» in-«of ‘39';£:g,,,_""".

Itrioivb

2l'.i.:§.*’*‘.:'l°$r."fiF""r:»:3n':“=i.-.l"%t

.'.‘?.‘ei’.';”’£.ul 3. cunxe. 1.172-6-2,6-al.

DANCE at Beiwh. Grave 1.-645-6-'90-fiaeao. V

I. .¢°.mm1.w° 01" in. °m.;*.:.. “>3 W

SFBINQ C‘.-QATS ‘

mni-'3 W Biwsst Years. -

THE MISSES

.152 Quedn 8.4299?

3-8 to 8-4 lower, with July at

i:h§;ughout the day.

way. mmng mud cusslona and the speeches at busi- ’ new men. you win imagine thut

the only thing holdin men 1,,

GRAIN

EG, June 26 --(OP)-

WINNIP In a. featureless market wheat lut-

U115

ces drifted lower today on 1-11. It

lnnipeg grain exchange. ‘

was s, continuation or last week‘:

declines. At the close ulues wag; 3-4. Octdber 59. November 60 8-4

were lower

. June 26 —(GP)— Wheat, nor, No. I 68 1-4; barley, C. W. No. 3 42 3-8; oats. road. No. 1 32 7-3; flour, sprin

patents, firsts 4.85; secon 4.35;

and December 80 cents,

Outside markets

BY JOHN T. IFLYNN (Written for NEA Service) What is it that is holding up

:i1Hfi.:tur{1te?nt, or at least making it

There are many things in the If you follow political dis-

up invest-

t is oval in is llippos.

ed to have produced uncertainty

in businau by his taxes. his inter-

Oorpantlon. Iris in in)‘

i.I.vu.I.*¥9InH° or .. . . .. - flpmlifibuslelv--hh®ii!e¥4' ‘ ‘I. no the limo “ ‘ s‘:::.:. You Are Coliiiiltieiii I Yr

.10-16 Years. Reg. $138 For $1.69’

10% n'1_soou_N'r on ALL OTHER MERCHANDISE

HQLMES

V‘l' .r’»Y7

1'3 ‘Q?-E‘ mi-$‘F9i' _9.§§t'-. B,'°“°'°'°"‘ 6|.-||L‘D.ai:IN'$i§ El-IR 'Ai§!i1 GARRIAGE

' ROMPERS 9 PRINT |3RE3.§§.3_ Yrs. *¢ObVE,-is

Reg, $1__oo fig; Reg.‘ $100 and: $1.49 '13 OFF sects. .. .. .. ’ ‘ PASTEU $.W5ATE.B§ V ‘Fl-ANN_E_L. C-OATS 1-6 Yrs, .

Rea. $2.98 And $3.98 Ear. $1.98

It BRADLEY

P_hong 1:

..-——-r I \‘

3-8-I-ii, and corn w h nged to 3-8 hizher. .Iu1yu4'}mc 1.2.5.3 Sept. 49 1-8. Oats lost 1-4 cent.’

' ' i bakers 4.15; bran, ion 21; shorts. ton 23; mldai?-ngs. ton 26: rolled oats, bag. 80 pounds 3.35; hay, No. 2, per ton. carlots 10.

Butter No. 1 solid; 22 1-3; No. 1 prints 23; No. 2 grade 1-2 cent 9°11-md 1755' Al in an

ggs n cor : - ran 3 A-.131‘ e 28; Agonfiuedium 253 B 22- 22 1- i O 18.

Potatoes: N. B. and Maine No. 1 hits 30% 1.65-1.85: P. E. I. No. 1 min 9015 1.85-2.10‘ Vita a_ bhls

in: 1 bhla

0. N. B. D. P. A. MAIQI1 RETIRES L

wrnmnma. Man. June The retirement of Joseph Mean; district passenger agent at :4. :::.*:.“.*:’“..:;::..;*.*°. °:.'.‘::.“'-" N» ‘S R. ‘owe ' ‘ ‘”‘°°" "’

3.

-No. 1 4.00-4.25; g lmim, passenger “- No. 1 "B" 3.00-3.25‘ llirgina. bags manager Ior the company. “$133 No. 1 100's 2.50-2.7%. ’ ' Madill will he succeeded by ’r_ w H10 . June 26 ——(AP)——- M¢D0n08h. who for many yen-i Wheat tumbled about a cent man has been general agent Passenger but then quickly rebounded. wip- dfiparilnelli. Jasper. and Wlnni.

8. and 17'. N. McKenzie, 1 - . is travelling passenger aggiiltlflu mzamn, will succeed Mr. Mo.

in out practlcallygn of me mg,

eat closed unchanged to 3-8 lower compared with Saturday‘: finish. July 69 l-2-5-8, Sept. '10

..., ,

Bigness Of Modern Business Narrows Investment Field’

\

this is not true oi all.

Take the steel industry. when steel plants were moderate in size. there were a large number of them. It is a fact that the’United States Steel Corporation is a com- binotion or over 300 com: ns. ,

In an industry where p nts are moderate in size. it is nossible for one who is the general mam er of 5 plant. who’ has saved is earnings and who is ambitious, to

iris companion, law‘ can be ctr: numvented. Taxes can be circum. vented. And for years the cor. poraiions enjoyed tax advmragel denied the individual. Everything we have done has tended to make enterprise seek the large-scale corporate tom: with subsidiaries and hence has driven industry into large units. No one would advocate aban. donment .01’ the corporate form.

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ntarta lento! hi .1! 1- tth 1.‘ ~ vests hiupown Minis oavgl er°l1s.3s 1av7vs°'2';§’;§’x‘§'x§‘a.£°':‘o1"c‘?§p$'§éi:1313 induces some rien _ pr co leagues and individuals should be gone

In

k 5 Steel vote) up finishing rolll. .. rated

0! Iiiliii I hihllll H39.’ . ' . n ' ' Q mill oi the Cernex|9'""“°"“

‘ ‘owl -Jinn-. In _ lle.I.!I0I“M! in g , V ' in tutu‘! America» WW; ' ‘:‘”m'3:n-':t‘73‘s"s‘:'$3-7.13’! “'9 «nwrwmw

lafl‘

V d 1 the °' ::.':.:.:::':L‘l.:2. “ray ea ' Nil” '-

d tax _ fiy ‘R I. t ,_ 83103:: . 0 "giiopolies are 0 ~°‘im"‘.moaum mn"°"‘ 4:‘ our '01‘ 3 h‘‘"‘“‘” 33: mmcm means 3 ‘market. ngmggg - .o e