_TULY6 1933_ __ _ ' - 'rl-us ul-iAi<i.u'i'i'is'i`uwi~l uuAi<ulA.N _ _ 'MiGl5, THREE

HANIJICRAFTS

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DANUI lt "The HiSIi1l.nds Wed PL nesdey Dllht. 1506-'I-4 Zi. Peter James, 16 Elm Ave.

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Work of Peo le in Ru

_ ._ D ' - ' uruh. , ra] Canada Dean, ,rwsmmc sUrn.ms.- rom -"W °' ""‘° 3°" 5”" 1”” ”‘ Roan

.With By Col. Bovey.

At the public session of the Libr

dry Institute last evening, Col. Bov |y gave a most' interesting illustrated lecture on “Arts and Handicraft in Rural Canada."

The lecturer was assisted by Miss W" *n

Ruth Miller, who showed the vari pus handicraft articles referred to The lecture began with adeserip tion of the best of the modern Ind- ian work. Very remarkable was the slate carving done by Indians of Queen Charlotte Islands. Only one man now living had a real group of this work, but a great effort was being made by the British Columbia Branch of the Canadian Handicraft Guild to ensure its maintenance.

The lecturer showed other exam-

ples of Indian work, and expressed the regret, which was felt by those interested. in the general deteriora- tion-of the crafts of the Canadian Aborigines. It would be very much better for them to learn more or heir ancestral skill, and less of

*Mem information which was not likely to be very useful to them.

Next was given a survey of craft

work throughout Canada, from Bri- tish Columbia to Nova Scotia, and examples were shown of hooked rugs and the characteristic carpets and scverlets of Quebec made of hand :Dun linen and wool. A special em- phasis was laid on the development of Canadian tweeds, which were rapidly replacing hand-made im- ported tweeds for men's and wc- men's wear. A different type was made in different provinces. British Columbia. produced a, very fine ma- terial of goats' and sheep's wool, mixed, Quebec a long-wearing ma- terial in various weights, while New Brimswick gave a splendid heavy weight twced equal to the best which could be imported. 'The lec- turer laid a special stress on the economic importance of these de- velopments. The present prices. of wool were so low as not to yield a worth-while return to the farmer,

there was no particular indica-

sny est improvement in the sit- nation, but, he said, if farmers could weave a certain amount of their own wool, the surplus would disappear, and the domestic price was almcstsure to go up. The pro- duct was really excellent, suitable not only for those who used tweed for sport, but also for general yearl The speaker ended by laying special lmphasis on the intellectual value of craft work. The craftsman artist book just as much pleasure from the _work he did as from any recom- Dense he received. -

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SHAW - On July lst, to Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Shaw, New Doiniinon, a daughter. Anna Noi-eel

’ MARRIAGE!

Charlottetown, P. E. Island. on July Wm mah "wma hm, in lm “_ ter-day. The defendant put in a N~»

5, i933, John Albert MacDougall, of w P ¢°\m¢¢r-¢i9,im_ png; of which wg; parents. Mr. and M11. Frances om. economic he,mh_ Argyle Shore 'to Miss Mary Selina ' allowed and judgment was given for Bradley, Ke1ly’s cross.

irooxoy, of nosuhio, P. E. island. f;°”‘1°fnmm"”;°’ "°"" " “““"’° ins plaiuzin for ui as one costa J.

r hap;‘;1;:d_ `°“:&m";°;;°”;‘: A. Moononoui for prouigzin. D. iz.

‘ DEA S plum' a mumiquet on the -rm' Shaw,KC., for defen .

i.am.n_rn Loohbum. sash.. Juno 3:: fuzz: E’mm°dw°f;“I‘fl;nf:";;°‘:'f rsmrui. rrviviuas - wniio 29, 1933, Rugged Aioimnder Lnii-d,|tal h it D Yvonne, the three year old daughter

form”-iy of Nm-th Hmmm, p_E_1_ ' w °'° W” “und 'H tml of Police Officer Benj. McEachern

S0011-At Clyde River Wednes- “M *U °mp“t°“°” W" imp°"m"°' with some companions in the yard TE

,i -.M _ Y0U'Vl

Allis

mracn

_ iu.

IDBI! AND PEONIES Beech.-

Jamdl, 16 lim Ave. 147'1-'I-3-AL

trythe

THE

ing the advance '

IAN services School service Rev.

vicesin onthe

River, , p. in Brook

O. L.

service. G. T. BPl'iB’8l. Rector. '

Signal mand left Koch will

WHY tain tain

SYMP TRY EXTENDED-The

out to Mr. E. J. H. Morrisey.

Vice Principal of Queen Square

lsust

The

lily in Mr Mcrrisey's family recent-

his father at present seriously

ins lowing appointments were made, nam

town riste

ment of deeds Cornelius J. Camp- hell.

Neil MacLeod (Fisheries

ardian), Summerside; For Queens

the Consumers Fuel Company,

Charlottetown.

t to Ltd.,

TCSIG

tation The victim who was sm

leaders in he wrist were severed

The winners in the various divi

lconiunction with the opening of .the new Prince Edward Island

'ramp all the rest. nowl Hospital are as follows: Cnuiwrr-n.ev. Mr. Herman will

best. nonuxo Motor oil. Division 1. undor 0 mouths-l. conduct

_ issr-'1-a-tn-ai isniot Gordon moxoy, amen- 'July 9,

bane; 2, Phyllis Worth, Grand

BEAUTIFUL PAVILION It 'rl'B¢!BdlB. ' HEATHERDALE HALL _ Ml. ' h lt

Bean Wm hom divine sen” Annie, Mrs. Maurice 0Rourke, 3 ye"

Saskatchewan; Irene, of the Can- Preferred

Henherdale Han sabbath’ adian National Hotel Staff, and l°°Mid@l`°'b1° lm°“Dl' his N9" 34',

Bessie, on hon). 'ro tho bereaved ded to surdfus. Inventory of finish-i

"The Hlshlands"inay be secured for Division 2, 6 to 12 months-1, philip

d card parties by telephon- Ai-ma Partridge, city; 2, Mabel Ei- iog in management a few hours in aine Chisholm, North Tryon. Jdiy

1584-7-5-li. . Division 8, 1 to 2 years-1, Don-

-__ l aid McEacherri, Mermaid. Gordon gin;

. WOOD ISLANDS PRESBYTEB- Trivctt, city, (equal). iey,

CHURCH-Oil Jill! 9th thot Division 4, 2 to 8 years-1, Al- ,,_ m__ will be as follows: Sabbath mon Boyd Jenkins, Mount Herbert: tam

at 10 am. Regular church 2, Frsnkkvn Dewar Hamm, Mount at il a.m. C. E. at 7.30 pm. Herbert. - _

ter Murray, minister. Division 5, 3 to 4 years-1, Phyllis _ sew,”

' G Fumess, Vernon, 2, Helen Margar- ‘Juiy

or nNal.sNn-soi-- ot Bonn., or-one view. Ia, co,

u-io‘Pai-ish of Now London' Division a, 4 to s yon-o-1, non-io Mom.,

Btn inst will be as follows: Moore, Mt. Edward Road; 2, Mar-. at 5 p_ m_ _7_ H_ Bishop, student

Burlington, s. B., 9.30 a. in., Holy Joris Maclean. city. l

Communion 10.80 a. rn. French' The P0PU1Bl‘itY C0!'lf»¢-lt WB5 Wim WINSLO -United Church of I

5_ g__ 1_3” ,_ m_ sei-vid? 3_30` by Patricia Barrett, Hunter River. > Umm .Annual Memorial ot epi-ing‘ Tho crises will be mailed to the ohargo Monument 4 p. in.. xonsing- ' Winners- ifouow

wh sem” 739 p_ m_ wwe” L_- The winners have been selected wingi , h

Nm 1207 ` md neighboring by a committee of doctors. 7_3() p,m_ Red Th” paiethoi-po, joyed_ &$’7.352,000.c0. can

ter, ~_.\ Mn A_ B. Fisher acted as T°“t_ Since the iirst of the fiscal year mee

cn SERVICES S d master and the following program §;’reS°mp”‘“y has redmmed 135’

UHUR , UD By, -

sth: iviuroif, st. Jorma sngii- wa; °Cf,§;e,§i,L°u°` . .fukin

y °h“'°h= 1° H- 1”- Sunil” solo_i\/ns. N. D. MacLean <en- will

0, Mm, ,_ §_ comady MM" - rwivmiuo sim nzsrnvo sohooi;

yesterday aftemo-on an the REPAIRS.-Peter James, 16 Elm 7.30 elega for Aldershot, where they AW' 1477'7'3'45- 0-

under canvas for a period of l-°

ten days. Other officers of the com- EAST n°YALTY FESTIVAL W' 00

which m 57 ,"0" ue: cap. night at Mr. Love's beautiful King W_ s_ W0;-th' M_ g_ M" cap. grounds. Electric lights. 1572-li 3| 00 D. W. Bell, Lieutenant L. P. w- 7.30.

McDonald and Lieutenant C. G. POLICE COURT-At the Police night Pickard. . Court yesterday morning a man, p,§,_¢h_

_.__ charged with vagrancy was remand-

A ed till today. Four men charged with ON

orange Lodges Wm .Mend um mst The convener of the Baby Show mini;

Committee was Mrs. R. E. Suther- land.

, Ll POR ALDERSBOT-No. 2 ` l July

ling Compan under the com- W1

being unlawfully at large while un-

FYUPWW °f 31° °n”'N °°mm‘-WW der sentence of imprisonment were 3', F' “mmm awmpamm by

remanded till Friday.

lnmn ll "served for Quai

ING AND HEATING. -

1477-'I-3-li.

M-

Ch 3 p. ni., Afternoon service.

O. Iancastcr.

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MARSBFIELD BAPTIST’

at 8.80 o'c1cck

9th, 7.80 p.m.

Albert Wittil. C. A. officiating `

will be held on Sund.ay.l

The d .

occurred suddenly early yesterday

Great

health passing. Her

seven mourn

Frank at home, and five daughters,

Banquet At Stan-

MOTOR TRIP-Mr. and li/ks.

Beryl Newman, R. N.. and Mr.

Art Keats, M. D., of Pittsburgh.

_ inu-

Sohool. in the creat loss he has nsaausnoox cxacufr _ P°’“‘- ""° "’°“‘““¥ the” "“°°_°.“’“

"1 by U19 “M011 135551118 °f Church services on July ilth will be °’t A1

exandra. the guests of Mrs]

held at the Inn on Monday, July

dinner, which was thcfoughly en-

~ --=’ _V _g ' ,.= T' , ‘__% _ =' % i' f j , 1; ‘ ' '_

Frank Bradfey Dlvldend$

Doom of Mn. G°°dJ’°“'_"f“>Y‘

moming at her late residence. 186 -@-

George Street. The deceased Dividemg on the Preferred md

who was sixty years of age, had gmunm giogu di iii, goody", b°°“ “PP‘"“°1Y in *M bm °f 'rin me nuiilioi- oo. of causes.

°° th* d" P"°“°“‘ t° her- Limited, for the second quarter of

1933. amormting to $1.75 per share

l;;°;\:nd ,;;°;?°?;"5i5';r I3; on the Preferred and 60 cents per the loss of their mother two mm on the 0° n' uve been

“"1” sunday "wma, sons, Ernest, at Prince Albert'and mgedsto

' Mrs. Teresa Strain, Brookline, Mass; °h°q“"'

"` Fiorenee' of Th, Guardian stan. states that the dividends of the nrst

f _ .

IST oHmwn_Chen_y va1_ egmily sincere sympathy is extend ;ingood:1vi; ilixepprgiiiizitgryq

. B.

5“"d”- my 9”’ "’”““”5 at 11 'rho funeral will bo hola Friday `me§;W

E"`°“s°"3 at 73° P' m" CNP' morning at 9 o'clock from St. Dun- ative

_ ~ stan's Basilica. and cmd,

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present

CHURCH OF SCOTLAND--Divine I muuon

sth. at Milo, 1o.ao o. in.; ons) ` “med

eman at ,mo D' m_ Also on, ho e Beach ‘Inn Reserves were set up during the . July mth* at summemdc p half year at the same rate as in`

previous years. The total reserve

The annual banquet of the share- account

E holders of Stanhope Beach Inn was assets

a. Services on the above i ard at 6 P M when the spacious in °

' " total

1°” sunday' ‘my 9' °r° “fdining room was practically filled. Ln tm

. . ` veg 1; giilitsiloea Nrorrtlhu. H1i;h;°;Tc'l" I The guests sat down to e, five course account stands at approxhnamy -._ re

Sing Song, led by Mr. Justice Ar- ! ing

R-NWAUI CHARGE-July 9"* senault and R. B. Holman. Toast, lbonds 571011 df- 11 B- m-» 0°mW3u at, The Hotel, proposed by Hon. Shelton Wei-5 mmunion. New Dominion at sharp and replied to by Mr. R. E. me

sei-vioo at oomwali rndoylnovm 000|

at 8. Rev. C. N. Brown will; Toast -_ The Ladies, proposed by !P1am than an now outstanding in Mr Rev. D. K. Ross, Minister. Mr. Walter Grant, and replied toime

par

Reviewing business conditions, Mr. F.

by Mrs. R. E. Mlltch.

Car Seizure Case In Supreme Court

Oar

hand of death has fallen heav g, ni , Aioygndi-g gi; 3 p in , Hagel WdUl°° Bfehaut- ‘

brook at 7p m. Rev E J Chia

wi sh t H

that the hoped ‘Ur in FI’ a t‘hin a ort img of each other

be so considerable as to make" n

MEN'B SEEVICE-.At the mens

Bin

his beloved wire Tuesday svonlus- oonauotou at cross nomo at 11 T"°”"P°°“'° mer' MY- and Mft'

our . mission renewal service at Bt._Drm- 991 --._ stan's Basilica last evening, Father b°¢h

Enom!" ootmcm "_ Augustine preached s. powerful ser-P211

‘xl

:H v

- ch

rommmura-at s mont moot- §;’,‘_,,°“ th” '“b’°°°' 'Tm I’°"° °’ .nl

cnoncnns-'rho services on July °°

ARBOUR P R' E S B Y T E R MN inted under the provisions oi' the

will be at li a.m. and 'I p.m. PM

will conduct the morning and ‘gh minister tha evening services. _

Engush Mr' Donald Camp' Waief Justice Mathleson and a

ry in the Supreme Courtyester-

Sunday School at church and _ day'

The case of Thomas Coyle and

Clifford Sherren vs. Chas. H;B1ack,

J hn si , J B. MacDon-

iy, two sisters having passes sway norm Minister csasnoma .mn mmruiy -af '"”°°‘“ am”

Board of Commimioners ap-

hlbition Act. and James S. Ed- ds came before His Lordship

The action was one for re-

for

000.00 bond issues of the Cotton giveth i;,igii¢_~ ' 'and to the collectors throughout

shareholders

President C. I-I. Carlisle-

have been earned on both and Common stocks and

letter accompanying the A,

In An Effort To End Depression

Improvement Shown in the Last. md 9, “uh an dads' “bu we ld I I

eath of Mrs Prank Bradley Quarter. Bly! President Car- m ° “nhl” 0 re

lille

lcfvide

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-WE UFFER YOU-

A FRE!! CAB. WASH with every repair job amounting to $3.00 or over performed by us, this week, at regular prices.

We will not departfrom our usual accuracy and good work- manship and will use only GENUINE PARTS.

I-IORNE & B0.-Central Garage

CHAR.L0'.l"l`ETOWN

are carried at s very conserv- amount. Purchases of cotton

rubber shows o profit. oil

prices, of well over half af dollars, which is not in-

stands at $6,639,000; clu-rent, or s1o,4.szooo.oo- invosunonrsl

Ill

of 7,025 rcdemed to date. Prior.

of the present issue of Coin- teak

the half year, $325,000.00 of the ish”

investments. Out ofthe 53,- deep

hands of the publiobonds to the G. T.

Mrs. Earle Prowso and Mr. J. The meeting closed with the Whear as a Press Committee. BCn0dlCi»i0ll»

e minute.; of the last annual

"There recently has been an in- meeting were read by the Rev G.

crease in activity of Canadian T- 5 business as well as world business. ‘ Se" There has been a greater demand I “'°f¢

value of $999,500.00. and

lisle’s letter continues: Th

in the six months' earnings.

,sh and Governmem Bondsl The 'annual meeting of tho Bihio w|400'000_o0 md miscellaneous society was held yesterday in the ents $231500_00_ Surplus United Church at Valleyficld, with

of Preferred stock under] S';i;ety`

g fund provisions, making is Mom!

ible Society

Annual Meeting

presentative Attendance From All Sections At Yesterday’s

nual Meetin_g_ At Valleyfield.

prescntative attendance from section of the Province. the morning there was a

the afternoon session devo- excrcises were conducted by

. ._ if ths. -

11 G. UL. M0l‘lllUg Prayer; ! cm-e)_ . to the current fiscal year 4,670 f Iileengzev' D I Gr] i The Pros

res

p, m., Evening Prayer- REV- E. solo-Miss Verna Rodd. (Encore). Sho

I-'°'“°°5W’- - _ Toast-The King. mon stock had been cancelled. Dur- deleg

, Rev. H. D. Raymond. then the chair, and welcomed tho ates from the different par- He pointed out that the in-

"The entrance of Thy Word

. Raymond then named Rev.

Spriggs ss Acting Secretary

on motion approved.

British and Foreign Bible Society Ito meet in Valleyflcld.

2. That our thanks be extended

to the Rev. D. M. and Mrs. Sinc- lair. for the splendid nrrangementi made for our ontori'|`nment, and

ting of the Executive of the to the members of this congrega-

tion for hospitality.

3. That our hearty thanks be

oxtmidcd to the Rev. J. B. M. Ar- 'mour, General Secretary, for his imiistcrful, illuminating, and com- jprehensive addresses, and to thi :Rev. John Pringle for his happy ,word of encouragement.

issuedbythe cotton Company iei-este of the Bible Society ure' 4. That our thanks also be ex- b°“¥ht~ Th” 35 U95 5h°Wn 311 far-reaching and its roots are very

.tended to our stcnographer Mrs |Prowse for her efficient services

the Province for their hearty co- operation.

uriers in tho absence of ‘tho 061061' S I1'1St3.11€d etary, Mr. J. P. Gordon, and

1a_bm._ grjoes hw, .dva_m,ed_ The District Secretary, Rev. J. At the regular meeting of Alpha

However, the rice advance has not M

oom-inrison with gold. °f

Murchison,‘then read his report,

p .

n so marked when you make the giving c. very comprehensive review

the year’s work. He said that

of the Executive Council the fol- Glen

Martin school Wm be at 3 'compenee as it- was claimed that

‘ hm t co fire, the firemen had little difficulty

TobeAssoc din he m- -

misusxion of the Peace: For Prince ::x“;;T'i;“i:?°mga;h°e:l°"' mth'

ty, Thomas H. McAull, Con- W as

.Letter-s patent were granted tl” mfhw” T"'m° A" °°m° M' `

el : To be Noun” Public' GARAGE FIRE _ The firemen D111- S

nmkynouon' Hmmm. ohm°m_ were oauoa out about ii ouioek yes- Sunday eohooi and Bible class at mu ; Cornelius J. Campbell, Bu. Wfdly to extinguish a. fire in two 2 pin. The Sacrament of the L_ Charlottetown To be c°m_ garages at the rear of the Strath- Lords Supper will be dispensed at ha

mms; not for hun; acknuwlédgk cons.. Although there were large 3 p.m. Rev. Allister Murray, min-

quantities of smoke arising from the ister

MAGlSTB.ATE’S COURT _ The

town yesterday for Bumrnerside to (fore , , ‘spend a few weeks with her uncle, O'Connor, Edward Oun~ie, James

as usual. Murray Harbour

Mrs. Leo Duvar, left Charlotte-

the

easioin of a Dodge car near the

d been deprived of the Dodge

car on Dec. 21.

' The witnesses called were Cyriac

--*M Gallant, W. B. Prowse, Donald

ransonans Davis, ciifféni shonen, Thomas

Coyle, W. B. Prowse (re-called).

The jurymen are Mark A. Smith

plaintiff unlawfully took pos-

eens County Jail on Nov. 23 last in alternative that the plaintiff

man) James McCabe John

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ggunty waiters south chorioao- °“°° °’ " “‘°°°"°* °"°"€°° ‘”“°" UWIL

fore Magistrate Donald MacKin- non yesterday, and was adjcimied for a week. An assault cess 'was

annum AoOmEN.|_._A settled out of_court by mutual , I ’ :th

hh “wma” oecunel st agreement cf the parties concerned. 535°’ °f M” Award’ B °"°

Mr. Christopher Gunn. . B

Macleod.

rown, .John E. Trsinor, Robert

Mr. and Mrs.~B. J. Alward, of

Portland, Maine, are the welcome

argument of counsel.

The case adjourned till today for

g "Most nations have and are sug- sm; gesting remedies to conibat the de- ng

` precsion. This is especially true of gf;

the United states. No Congrm in

Carlisle. "will continue its_ oonserv- t

advantage of in opportunities."

(Canadian Press) lo

tho history of the Unirad stores has adopted such unusual methods

or plans that so completely defy all 0

efforts to estimate their effects. The fn; major world prdblems remain un- Tots solved, i.e., stabilization of currency, ure.

,international trading and interng.

tional debt settlement. lportage, $239.98; miscellaneous, “Your Company," concludes Mr. $439.60; balance on hand, $2,391.12;

eign

ough the year had been exceed- y difficult the heart of the ple is towards the work, but

are straitened in their re-

oes. Colportago, as usual has n carried on. The Treasurer, Dr. H. D. John-

then read the financial state- t for the year 1932 showing: 1 receipts, ss,a"17§<`>"iE""éi<pona1i- Donations to British and For- Bible Society, $4,766.37; Col-

otal, $8,377.07. The balance has

“NVQ D°1iCy as to its investments since January been reduced by ii. and at Ulf? Home time take full further draft to the Parent Society.

Rev. Dr. Pringle who was in at-

tendance was called upon by the Chairman and made a few approp-

N Ofn ina ted ` riate remarks.

Rebekah Lodge No. 10 I.0.0.l=‘., held Tuesday evening, District Deputy President Mrs. Rota I-Iowatt, assist- ' ed by Mrs. Belle McLeod as Deputy !MarshalI and n staff of Grand Of- ‘ficers, installed the following offic- :ers into their respective chairs for the ensuing term:

Pearl McKay-Noble Grand. g

Josie Hcwatt-Vice Grand. Ethel Sutherland-Rec. Secretary. Florence McLeod, P. N. G.-Finan-

'cial Secretary.

Hilda M. Harper. P. N. G.-'l‘reas-

lIl`€l‘.

' Victoria Huestis-Warden.

- Jean Crockett-Conductor.

Olive Lowther, P.N.G.-R.S.N.G. Sadie Sentner, P.N.G.-L.S.N.G. Georgie Campbell-Chaplain. Laura. Day-Inside Guardian. Frances Teed-Outside Guardian. Inez Laderty-R. S. V. G. Bessie Holman-L. S. \`, G. ' Fannie Bell-Musiciafi. Annie Garnhum-Jr. Past Noble

' The representatives to the Do-

Candldate minion Board of the Bible Society ` G

rand.

M were re-appointed and are as fol-

5. . .

SHELBURNE, N. B., Jllly 5.-H. Mr. J. P. GOl‘dUn.

- Rev I-I D. Raymond and! be

tts

Falconwood Tuesday when Frank M

Morrison, 40, of Summerside, while

' operating a diymm. uw received William D. shaw vs. Mary A. Moore b

- MACKAY - At mimi" w tha mm of hh “gm was heard before Judge Duify yes- Y

COUNTY COURT - The case of

Mr. Joseph Bradley accompanied

George Rackham, of this city.

his wife, Mrs. Mary Bradley, R.

arrived home on a visit to her of

the economic ends required for

STATESMEN

(Continued from Page 1)'

R. L. Bill, who sits for Shelburne

to contest the riding in the ap- p

preaching provincial election.

He will be opposed by Mayor J.‘ am

in the Nova Scotia Legislature, was mit

named at a Liberal convention today stltution and by-laws who were ap-

ointed at the last annual meeting

,was submitted and on motion the, th

endments suggested were adopt-

and Mrs. McEachern was playing

*DANCE AT LANSDOWNE H0- Sc

"When the currencies of those

great nations of .the continent of Europe, Frnace, Italy and Belgium

u M R s | D E -depreciated over a. period of ye

r us’

`and Fringe County ate devaluation.

"And when Great Britain and the

L, oapo Ti-averse, Friday oven- the gold stadard there was only

ars, there was no criticism from nor did we criticize their ultim-

andinavian countries went off

dd? JULY 5. 1933. MH- 30181 5005!. " ' at the rear of her home Tuesday af- mt July .nh Refreshments sew d lgcd 'fi years. Funeral from her ngmgwl-NG ynmxnsm-N _ ternoon she secured a number of Admission' “nu 35°' ladies 15c_°

late residence on Friday July 7th. Mn Jam" Mm. of mme mv" in matches and while playing with sorvioo om-ting at 2 colour- Inter- oi present on o visit to menus of ‘mem ’¥“‘°°d h” d’“‘~ sh' W" °‘°”‘ °""° "W" °°"‘°“"` "°"‘°“' "°‘”‘” ““"°"- "‘“°“"°°“- §°X§'1‘§f.f1`.1"§f.§‘.°.'.°.°.1'f..'f`° `2§f.‘§§.§§

a .

BR_ADu,:!_M1” au" Gm” Marshfield and Lot 40 when he gb th I HM hndren, rushed , sunt' my ,_ ma Mm ,_ _,_ voices so aunt. mo. minuoa coz- Y ° °’°’ ° ° , d_

» an now in her mmdmdth ye" md to her assistance. She rece vcd me

B“d1°Y» *Pd 9° Will- 1"'-lildfil ' ‘ ical attention at once.

Friday morning at ii o'clock to St.

'Duoounu mourn. thence fo zoo ""‘:h";’°h ’“ m°°;;:"‘"°“i ;'“;‘ more ma caros.-in our R. C. Cemetery. mu °’ 9 ° ' t suimnerside columns yesterday it

' was announced th t Mrs. Lore

_&_____p__ visit to the city and naturally he ‘Rem had landed . speckled

sees great changes, especially in re- beauty Weighing about 1% ,bt It

“rd t° the “tm” md "lm numb” de "The male an lers Council formally approving the new

still able to enjoy company and,

thirteen years since Mr Mills’ last

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Approves Canada _-Austria Trade Agreement

'(Cai-indian Prem)

UITAWA, July 5.-An 0rder-in-

7- was ad d: K

N D M L °t -“W” Mr' Mm' °"'°nd°d 9" usually have alot to say about the trade agreement between Canada

, _

_.2 ac eau :;f:“:° At;'°°’::’°° :arg nice fish they land but now and

` n ° ° 7 °'“ V again 'the ladies beat them." Quito il

Vllit 1:0 U10 EXPei’im!l‘ltnl StltlUh,‘,tru°’ and tmhy the Gun-didn hu nnasama the Prince of Weiss Uolless. the piooouro in roooniing another big,

U. N' E H0t0lli1d IISO Vllikd nate]-,_ b ` iady gnglef Mfg,‘

and Austria was signed today, and

along the lines forecast yesterday

Until Dec. 31, 1983, the .e.:.'.lrai or manufactured products originating in and coming from Austria shall

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` 32:31 in :reel iansttgrlirgé zilfnouahton Mutch. Esrnscliffe. fish- enjoy the intermediate Canadian

, nu. lu s ing in Keefes lake. on Tuesday Rai-iff rate, in return for which he

- us

l for the life to come. A favourite ci' Hoops Ltd., sunnysidc yesterday HIRE FOR ANY with all his many friends look for- land attracted a great deal of sd-'

opening of the new one. Last even ",nin¢_ imdod dn-oo magnmeent* ins hs attended the wedding of his specimens the combined weight as canadian products of a like nature,

'_""”`“"-**""°- niece in Haselbrook Baptist 'img yu 9 iho, io os, the individ-

_""_'_""_'_""' Ub'll’°h_\dd sltlioush nov over .uoi woman bong: :i ins. a oz., a cQ||[|'a| Bus SQNIQQ ollllir 70011 old is sill! solos ihs. a oz, aus s iho. 4 or. It is uc c

strong, able to enjoy life and give aa the male species to try and bst-

*‘_- - ‘advice concerning how best to en- ter this if they can. The trout

BUS OPEN' FOR JD? it. ls well as how to prepare were on exhibition in the window 1

trian Government will accord to

the most favored nation treatment.

the intermediate tariff Austrian

goods must be conveyed, without trans-shipment from Austria, or rom a port of a country enjoyingl

` OCCASION' `maa»'msarmns»hviaa. iiuriumlrooviouoomouoo. '

In order to secure the advantagei f

sympathetic understanding in the United States.

"Great Britain has been off the

gold standard for nearly a year and three-quarters, and the_Unlted States has been off for less than three months.

Cites British Policy

"Nevertheless we are glad to be

able to associate ourselves with the statement of British policy made yesterday, July 4, in the House of Commons by the Financial Secret- ary to the treasury when, speaking in the name of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, he said:

"‘My right honorable friend has

on a number of occasions express- ed the view of His Majesty’s Gov- ernment that although a retum to the gold standard might be our ul- timate objective when proper con- ditions were assured, we must re- serve completo liberty to choose. both our own time and parity. Hel does not think we can usefully add anything to that statement now!

"If ,there are countries where

prices and costs are already in ae-

W. Maddin, K.C., Sydney barrister, who has been chosen as Conserva-

single seat left to Shelburne under J the government`s Redistribution S

tive is W. McL Robertson, Liberal. : S -----1.

persuade or compel them to pursue I policies contrary to their own con-,

duty to consider together how toi avoid a recurrence in the future.

the stability of this adjustment,'

The part which gold and silver

should play after adjustment has,

by the Conference.

“We conceive, therefore. that theld

great problems which justify the~

weeks ago; one wo find it difficult ‘

the British preferential or inter- mediate tariff, into a sea, lake or river port cf Canada.

tual equilibrium we do not regard it to be the task of the conference, as it certainly is not the p\n'poaa

tive candidate. They will seek the in

Bill. Shelburne‘s other represents- of

ed.

A most illuminating and inspir- g address was given by the Rev. . B. M, Armour, M.A., General ecretary of the Dominion Board

the British and Foreign Bible

ociety.

The report of the Nominating ommittee is as follows: Officers

of the American government fb f°l' the ensllllls voHrI-

President-Rev. I-l. D. Raymond. Vice-President-Rev. G. C. Web-

ceptidn of their own interests. ister, Mr. A. S. McKay. Mr. S. M.

"It is not sufficient to escaitn Martin. congestion of cash do not contribute

from present evils, but it is our, Secretary-Mr. J. P. Gordon. to chccriulncss. ~l.A.

Treasurer-Dr. H, D. Johnson. Executive-Mr. J. A. Thompson,

Mr. Thos. Mcyse, Rev. H. R. Bell,

Must Restore Prices Rev. R. H. Stavert, Mr. Robert

inoehcrty. Mr. C. Leonard McKay,

"The first task is to restore `R.ev. E, H. Ramsay, D.D., Rcv.

prices to a level at which industry George Ayers, Rev. Ewen Mac- and above all, agriculture, can -Dougall. Rev. J. M. McLeod. Rev. 8

function profitably and efficiently. G. T. Sprisgs. Rev- D- L. Grlffithd. t

"The second task is to preserve Rev. Dr. A. C. Vincent.

The evening session was held in

been secured would seek a further-'the same place at 8 Dm- REV- G- subject suitable for consideration C. Webster in the chair.

Devotional exercises were con- ucted by Rev. D. M. Sinclair, M.A. Most inspiring _ addresses were

assembling of nations are as pres- dollvfivd by Rev. J. M. Murchison.

eng ioddy and as desgi-ying gf ex- ` District Secretary. and Rev. J. B. M. imoming before breakfast, modify ploration as was the case a few Armour. MA.. General Secretary.

The following resolutions were on

in conceive that iho viow which it; motion adopted: '

hu been Qui- obvious duty in take 1. That the thanks of this meet- Iehair won't hold you any more- on iii, minor issue, oi tempo;-dry ing be extended to tho Minister and }Y0\l`1l Went to be llll and doin!- stabiiization can in any way dim- Official Board of this Church for

inish tha advisabiiity of such dis- their kind invitation to the Prince

cussion." Llldward Island Auxiliary of the

is if \j',i,f.;,.f._." .el -..-

Mrs, Ruby Houle, President Re- kah Assembly, was present and all

I 1 ' 1 .

The report of me special mm_ IC/gre p eased to vie come Mr an(

tee for the revision of the con- bc

s. Lionel Parks of Diamond Re- kah Lodge, Truro, N.S., and wha

made many friends in the Lodge. iand we shall be pleased to havi

em come again. Arrangement:

were complcicci for the District meeting of Rebekah Lodges which meets on Thursday at Montague. Mrs. Elizabeth Iliriiiatzill, Pust=P1'es- ldcnt of Truro will be the Instruc- tor at the District iucctliig. Dele-

'gales were also elected to attend

the Rebekah Assembly at Moncton

Ion August Sth. Refreshments were

served at the close.

~________ Cheerfuincss

Griiidmg labor, iinwholcsome food.

lack of sleep, iiimily rvorrles and

ririiii Loses camo

Kruschcn and Walking

Overwciglit men who want to lose few pounds can have the benefit

of this mans experiences. He gives hem to us for publicatiorr:-- "In a little over twelve months I

have reduced my weight. from 221

once achieved, Evolling Session libs. to 164 lbs., by taking a dose of

_Kruschen Saltscvcry morning for six months, and taking walking ex- erclsc cverv day. This remarkable ,achievement is all the more inter- csting when one considers that I did not resort to any form of diet- ing."-G. I.. B.

You can take off fat with Kru-

sclicn Salts if you will take one- _half teaspoon in hot water every

your dict. and exercise regularly.

While you are losing fat you will

be gaining ln energy-in endur- ance-in ambition. The old arm

you'll enjoy work and active recre- ation and you'll sleep like a top. You'll lose fat, and probably live ` NIH IODICI.

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