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British Columbia Send-
ing Test Shipment of
Milk And Butter to
Hong Kong. 
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JICTCRIA, B. C.. A118- 15--'C1030
,_ th; heels of a successful trial
plpment of British Columbia fresh
|_-.ilk to the Orient. comes word of s
rpeeial order for the shipment of
prime dairy butter to Hong Kong, now
sting arranged through the Depart!
merit of .~’i;'r.i~ultiire. _
on september 4 the first test
Ȥ-,_i-gif-i~.t of butter within the know-
me of the Department will cross the
mills for the far East. If the ship-
ment is sucressfnl. it will be follow-
gd by the opening of a considerable
market for British Columbia but-
ter.'1'he prospect of landing fresh
iairy products from this coast has
itiractofl wide attention in the Orient
tml will be developed on a most ex-
terizlve .'r,1'ic= if results warrant. Th;
bitter ‘."il‘. be shipped to Hong Kong
Licare of the Canadian Trade Com-
nxcicrnz- at that point.
BankRobbers-Get
Away With $800
(Special to the Guardian)
TOR/ONTO, Ont., Aug I6-Walking
.nta the branch of the Bank of Mont
tical at Hint nicout 25 miles north
:.' Toronto at l2,l5 oclock this after
:cm trio holdup men levelled a
iiiii a, the staff of the Bank and
“LPM '-\'ith between seven and
fiiin iwrored duiius-S. 'nie iioiaup
Wa accoznplislied without, resistance
:rd the robbers made their getaway
ifithcut any shots being fired.
M1 utr-r ir. s. Benson, who had
bei” Yi”-ffiiieh a previous holdup at
me b’“1`f`~i “'85 883111 on du y with
‘1°d3¢1‘ keeper when the robbery
Dtciirrea. He Immediately called
;"°"1""1-11 Dviice and the alarm was
U-'iS1ic:i zo Tuorito and neighborixu
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
UOl\/[ING EVENTS.
. MEETINGS ETCS.
G_"CQ{nc_ to the ice cream social at
‘"1 \’=1-P3' School Monday. Aug. 18.
5890-8-16-Zi
___;'1i>r. Cllft, 171 Queen St.. Char-
edieiown. Chronic Melodies prevent-
_Wand cured at home, where they
miie- sus-1-is-am
___:_'l;lea.=e send donations from Zion
‘___ i. Peters Churches to Bt. Pauls
m°_01 room Monday afternoon and
“HP soot-s-is
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___ igeace send donations from Trin-
b's_=Dii.=i._and Christian Churches
____ . Pauls School room Tuesday
"WON and evening. 5905-8-IB-Zi
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mcgrrie to l\_/iiss Marie Pequet's Re-
am Cardigan, August 18th, and
F¥°f_°\‘-'n. August mn. snappy
’P¢cialt:es at these recitals.
5907-8-IB
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,H *gli bv stanley Bridge Players
mu Edcricton Hall is postponed
Tiiesday, August l9th.
5899-8-18-2|.
,___fi°i;1and excursions leaving at 3
‘___ -. standard every Tiiesdsy. Fri-
hrsnd SaturdlY~ Phone 773 for
mu; Br information. Single fare for
11 trio. saao-'i-9-sal
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,ue_'§°\'=iiv an-ice. Brigham - ciue,
.nd Sv evening. August I9. Charlie
____ _his l-Iottsle Tottsie Orchestra
m;§~‘h1niz modem dence music with
“n°’l°1iiy featuring Robert Chap-
m___ introducing the latest dance
~ novelties. etc Admission 50
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52211. decorated by both the queen
ST. LOUIS, Mo.. Aug. 17-Dale
ST. LOUIS. Mo., Aug. 17-William
cause of motor trouble.
crop of oats. In a field of a litt.
than five acres. the thresihers secur-
ed 523 bushels. This warts out at ap
proximately 105 bushels per acre.
arrived
huge whale about 2.15 o‘clock this
morning. The ship at the time. was
about 150 miles southwest of Yu-
mouth and was steaming along at its
fsoe of the aea_snd v/hen the Evan-
geline struck it s very fiiefiilffi- S‘h°°\¢
was felt throughout the ship, Immed-
iately after being hit. the whale sli-
psfeutiy became aisennsed Ind
drifted away but cwinl $0 91° 451%
it could not be seen what be-
 ' sooo-s-is-ai
mu; ,pug of is knots per hour when St. Laurent. K. C.. Que
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it struck the whale. It is suppoaedleleoted Presidenthof __t;1;_yC;\_1i:_:“
gh, nw;-,stef wg sleeping on the sur- Bar Association ere ' '
ett.
- I = 2 7+ -E af - ~ ' ~ 'ml  l
Over 65 Huge Water
_ Between 500 and 3
The particular species stranded is
P1°1<°“S~ manage’ U’ D31* J“°“-‘°“| is like rat pork and is boiled down.
and _Forest oerii-ie. endurance aigi-it for 0_,_ Wm., the ,mm mm wi r..oNr>oN. Aug. iv.-At me coueiu- iiue ti-sine have been pi-oven by the ins at noon ine mtivne be °n ii"
champions. told interviewers this af- sembles beef and it is this that Ls 5°' sion of the 8,000 mile tnp of the test of practical experience. lookout for Coste’s P1m°~ the QMS-
ternoon that the flyers landed this valuable in Norway as a feed Im.; British dirigible R.-100 from England tion Mark." and report his passage
mornins b¢¢3\1-Se 0! iHC1< Of fl!‘1&nCi<i1l ;0K€5_  to Canada, and return, without any ' ignorant of Storm hourly during the flight over the At-
isupport that was being given the The mxmen of Summersidejnd real mishap, E. W. Grange, Reuters| lantic. The weather was perfect for
flight. Ja/ckson and O‘B”.'ine insisted, vminny were busy an day Saturday: Correspondent aboard the airship oni Apparently the spectre of sea sick- flyins today. md the Wnfh" 51"'
however that they had landed be- “pwrmg the stranded whales and_ the return journey contrasts alrship ness will be exercised for all who eau said it probably would remain
_ _ and steainship travel to the distinct travel across the Atlantic by the sir good for 72 hours. Caste was expect-
Limm. numb". of mem were brought tolsdvantsge of the former. Mr. line. The passengers were convers- ed here this afternoon to fuel his
Han-5 (gold storage mann when they' Grange speaks enthusiastically of the ing in the dining saloon until after plane and tune it up for the flight.
---*-"°’”'.'*" comfort. speed and safety which con- midnight Friday and blissfully went only 'a few hours work was necessary.
bringing them to Summer=ide A
were cup up, frozen and placed in
_ _ ;';§sG‘;§_;""§an,_ “Intiia Problem _"BME _T__0N|GHI
St St k e s
Wilixe r Slgrelping' (eww-Ifrrtssi A   b I 1 
’ 'roaowro out Aus 10-P011” __...____
On Top Of Water  no in pn-n°f~1g“= em-1 - _ _ The D.c.R.A. shoot.
§“...“.i.`1.7§°.vI‘.If§‘..`l‘.`§‘f"eu”i`.'§“e‘i~§".§‘Sf Says S11' John Simon, In Address --
| b noi-ti-i of here today He ewan- - . Mom'nnAr.. August is-In city Of
YARMOUTH, N. S.. Aug. 15,--The U1' ' ~
............, ................, 6..... w. .». ti with out oo. ru. u in ec- Before Bar Association- 0...... mi... G.-...mi ui... ...W
- 5 5 uries ond time wihin two years that I third. Alan Ma/cCabe also well up
Lskemsri. of the Ea..tern . . . , , ,
Inc., New York-Ysmiouth service. h°1‘5“P h” b°°“ staged M' this  Glve   Indla I-ue Membm M”'°h' smith Wm up'
here from New York at il o'- branch. also Macliennan and spillett. Mac-
Canulian Press
'rorooN'r0. .Ont Aim 16-L. 5-
bec was
session to Premier R. B. Benn
The annoimcement was made bv
Sir Douglass I-lawl. Chief Justice
of New Brunswick. Before the sel-
ection was mule. the Prime Minis
:er regretted he could not accept I
continuation in office in view ol
ness
.his official duties.
ooo lbs., straudeii Cedented Dry Spell.
Friday Night. Found I
G00(I F01' FOX Bait. (Special to the Guardian) land farmers will suffer crop losses es-
ivmn/nrnrs, 'ru-iu., Aug, ie.__rrwiy
Much excitement was caused on|ninety days of drought in Arkansas. the lock of rain.
Saturday morning at Carleton Point, Tennessee and Mississippi will cost A county-by-county survey. Niven
I half way between Seven Mile Bsyifsrmers and consumers approximately 55,141 mdiegggd avenge crop yum, in
distance chlmplon 0| Hound for and Borden, when it was dlscoveredtwo hundred and twenty million dol- the 'Iri-Stagg were "duced um-ty
that a large school of whales had lars. L. A. Niven. agricultural ex-'five percent; though many farmers
of Hound and the k of Bd um come in to the harbour during the‘pert and statistician for the "Prog- will pg;-iam ggmewhgt from mm-gggd
in! ri
fo, bf, ,gums pmwxm who bn dh night and that many were aground ressive Farmer- announced here to- pi-legs i-ggultlr-ig from mul" yields 0 C E A N H U P
su.-kd annum, “nb w mmpeu tn on the shools. People from all direo- day. He estimated consumers will pay By States, Niven said, Tenriesee crops
the C,,,,,d,,,, N,,,,,,,,, E,,m,mm., tions went out to we them and f°X- some sony million collars more for ______________i_______ ,
world famous 525_000 marithon men Were bil-'ii' wviilrlnl them, BS Ioodstuds during the fall and winter. Continued on Page I
er valuable for fox - 1
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  States Cf Arliaiisas, Tennessee
Mississippi Will Lose _$220,-
Animalsi Weighing 000,000 As Result Of Unpre-
timated st one hundred and sixty
million dollars ss a, direct result of
they are consid ed
feed. ' " ` ' ' `
S07. about 28 yous of age accid-
ently shot himself in the right
lower chest by a revolver bullet
last night, it is alleged between
10.30 and 11. o’clock.
The accident, according to the
wounded msn, took place on
Pownal Street near Richmond
On lah admittance to the City
Hospital about 10.45, he was
found by the nurse in iharge to
be suffering intensely. Dr Led-
well who .was immediately sum-
SHUAI WHMES90 Day D1°0ughtAccidentally
‘AGRUUND AT TakesHeavyToll Sl1otLastNigh
side, and after an examination,
made the wounded mari as com-
fortable as possible. The Doctor,
interviewed at a late hour this
morning stated that Vessey was
in a. serious condition :mtl that
he would more than likely have
the victim removed to the oper-
ating room in an effort to locate
the bullet.
Briefly questioned, Vcssey stat-
ed he accidently shot himself,
but made no further statement.
xemruwérl
A FOI!!! mm. Mir. Frank Ves- ' moned was soon at the patients
'IJISSATISHED
WITH WHEAT
Plllll. PRIBE
Initial Advance Set At
60c Bushel, B u t
1 Farmers Are Anxi.
ous For 70c.
iSpeclal to the Guardian -
WINNIPEG. Man., Aug io-The
initial advance prius to be paid b'!
R
It is supposed that the whalest E b T ‘ __
E N D U R A N C E :;‘:.‘°.:°..‘1;;‘";:r..:::.f“°::; °°..“:::§= escn es “P R...........i Ti... i-...ti
_ afternoon one of these enormous sea_ 0 O O War Ace'  I Take
“Ti” °f.“'i..t2° ‘iii ii 'i`§.fii°Z1§'  The Dl rlgl e Off From France T0-
 UN_eiieorwm‘p _
but it refused to leave. Later that, ' _
_ 'night more whales arrived and byl '  'flléans 
morning over sixty-five were left;  1 O I   d g
P high and dry on the sand bars Their ____._.
. | '~
T H E d R 0 U N D weight and size is enormous. They` _
_ » range from 900 pounds to 3.000| __  , _ _ (C"“‘“I‘“ "mi
---- ‘ pounds and are from i2 feet to 35 “ ' - '
............ .»..... i... ...... T...  ..... ..... ....1 Newspaperman Passenger Aboard 
like rubber and have a. square. nose. mn, from Pug w an Pmnch Aua_n_
. ies
R-100 On Return Journey , ,. ,. ,, ,,
Jackson and Forest 0`Brine. ei-idur~ . | _ tic seaboard sn c ann p0 s ra o
ed ____ 639 _cm sometmes called the p.lot whale cr! stations wday causad ben” that
ance fliers. land l l-2 - bl k 1- h a a ,
.............. ii... ii... ............, ... ;°__ _;f___~______,______ who __ ___ _“___ Speaks Enthusiastically Of A ni-im-c<»u.r---ci -=.i-1-mi~
ie’ hem! in th’ ah' six hundred md ority on such matters said that in ed to “ke on on I' wansdumuc
' “ ” flight to New York tomorrow at day-
f°I"3"5°V°“ h°ur5‘ t“'°“ty'°1ght mu" Norway whales are used extensively   ,
“tes and thirty 5°°°“d5' for fox feed and are found to be ex- break'
celle-it meat. Their outside coveri '
A ng t ' Th t cti ns asked that beginn-
(Canadlan Press) theories of the possibilities of air ¢ 1115 N 0
Cold st,-,rue It was found imposs-ble. verted the passengers' earlier ideas to bed and slept through the night
to lmd ,U the whales an smuda lof s. 'great adventure" into acharm quite oblivious to the fact that --_---1-
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i  0   . ,_ in joyride, and describes the incom-_ there was a “storm at sea", Mr
irperiai to the _ - .' ` . A
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shallow for the whales to be able to gliding °V°’ °°55m¢ Auanm un"5 3 *P I S L  T
Gulrdi-Wi have He said the great experiment in pro from Montreal to Cardington was
KINGSTON Aug is-Col A H crowds “nt down an sunday to' gressive development of Imperial approximately three times as fast as|
air or Hemlock Farm has a recor View the strande Bnt_5_S aerial communications has been sue the ocean liners the dirlgible passedl
YK
(Canadian Press)
TODONTO, Ont., Aux. 11-The ln-
dinn problem la a world problem, the
relponsibllitieg of .Canada are now
world-wide. and the people of this
Dominion should |ive_ the 'afhirs of
India more interest and consideration
declared Sir John Simon. K. C., ehslr
man of the Indian Statutory Com-
mission snd author of the Simon Re-
port, in addressing the Canadian Bar
Association st luncheon yesterday.
Sis John began by addressing his
and many were busy yesterday It 5 -
1, mougm that the Mm. is me parable scenery they enjoyed while Grange sa‘d
The avera e eed of t‘-ie R100 1,
P' » ' di d gi _ . ` - _
‘G 1955 cessfully completed and optimistic on the vo a e. -_
Lennan only Islander shooting sec
Canadian Bar Association." for when mme”
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he was the guest of the Association.
at Ottawa meeting in 1021. he was _________v, ________.___--
elected an honorary member. Before
he left London, Sir John said _ the I “mt m werwmm .thu p,mm.,_.,_
Duke of Connaught. the senior :ion-_ to cmml.. Ruemng M mam 53,
°"” “mb” °‘ the A“°°'°m°“ °“d` John said Csnadrs entry into worldl
mmemmnd by c"“dl‘““ “ °“° politics threw upon the atatesmen
and citizens of the Dominion the res-
°°“°"‘ "“°‘ mm *° °°“"°Y *° “‘°‘“ onsii-fiiitiea of taking the wisest view
of the most popular of the Governors
bers of the Association the assurance
of his constant and undiminished in-
P
of public snairs.
Young Designer
I
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this model of the famous dirlgi
0. Burrows, 'l‘oronto. fashioned
R.-100 with bamboo rods and cloth.`
_CANUN SCDTT
lthe whea; pool on this years wheat:
lcrop uns set today ar, 60 dents a
ibushei fbasis no l norhern. ua store
‘ist Fort William), the Star is iri-
i_l;icrmed from an authoritati\'e source.
; The farmers are dissatisfied with
this figure ss they were very anx- _
fic-us to ge: 70 cents. Opinion in
whea; circles is that thg price set
`mcans bootlegging in v/heal with.
*complications for the whe-at pool.
Another serious 3-°»P¢Ct ol' the sinu-
iation is that the banks have decided
E10 require payment on the 60,000.000
‘bushels of wi-ieat`c»a.rried over from
last year by the end of November.
The effect of this decision by the
banks means eizher that the wheat
must. be said or that the Vlestem
Provixes must meet their guaran-
tees.
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Heavy Fog
ble  
iCarudian Hess)
NITICHELL FTELD. N. Y. Aug 16
-Ted Lundgr-en' of Los Angeles cook
on at 9.15 E. s. T. this mm-riiug
i
clock saturday morning. _ ° ° '
Her passengers tell of e severe jolt New Pfesldent Cam   °n,x_u¢:___¢_;°`-:___f_:?_; G;,;_::15
tl: hi eceived when it rarruned I - ‘_ , TG
° 5 p Y Bar Association  evgi-.im
Richardson wins Governor Gener-
'“‘“°“°° “ "f°u°“' m°”"b°“ °f mei al'a Match. Mobennan among first
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lain of the Canadian' Division in
France, on returning from the Mag-
dalen Islands where he was on an
official visit celebrated the Holyi
_Communion in St. Peters Cathedral:
at 8 a, m. yesterday. was present ati
the ll c/clock Sung Eucharst andl
preached a powerful and masterfuli
sermon at Everisong The Venerable
Archdeacon took as his text the
the Bth verse of the 13th Chapter of
St. Pauls mistle to the Corinthians.
This chapter said the preacher was
one of the most beautiful ones in
the Bible and was written by St.
Paul to those who were largely slaves
sage to them. Man and rvoman ha-.
been made gentle by the love of
Jesus Christ and it is well to look
at this message or portrait of St.
Paul line by line. and substitute the
word gentleman or gentlewonzan in
place of the word charity, thus w
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Rescued In
Nick Of Time
from Roosevelt Field across the
road from this
chord, Me., to
the world. But
Canon scott. Quebec, senior Chap-1 ht! W-25 f01'Ced
landed here.
words “Charity never faileth" from]
and must have carried tt great mes-
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have a gentleman or gr-ritlewomai-._ ,\`
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si`J’D0rt for Old @-
besin a flight around
Within half an hour
back by fog and
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BUCHAREST, Roumani-L Aug.
I7-The coronation of King Cu.
ol was dennltcly postponed today
and will take place in the spring
of 1931, Queen Helen plans a pr-0.
longed absence on a. iourney.
The Weather, etc
Cialis
Ctofats one Gifting
filet _
Botti even Content
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SUVA. Fiji. Aug. 18-A radio dis-
ed the disabled steamer Tasiti. at
9.30 a. m. Suva time, -330 p. m. P.
iti was listing and her officers be-
patch received here from the Natson 'mnrls mostly fair. not
liner Ventura. said the resiwl reach- in temperature: probably scat‘ered
i8 -Mod _‘rail
much changia
.  E N l of. .-*.iig\i.=.:
showers.
S. ’1'.i, just as a bulk head on the' .\/I-sxinium T2
Tasitl began to give way and tl1e_ Minimum 62
passengers were taking to boats. Thel High tide this afternoon at 4.2!
message said five boats not an-ay* and tomorrow morning at 3.40
safely from the Tasiti and the pass- <Standard tlmen
engers were taken aboard the Ven-‘ Sun SHS this lvenmk
'tura. The weather still was fair, but 11525 ¢0m01'1'0W 11101111118
s heavy swell was running. The Tas LHS! fl\18i’\€1’ 010011 5\i1'il'|=5'- M1813*
at 1_6 and
st 5.2.
l'ith. 7.07 a. m.
“wed me ship was doomepp Summerside tide eighteen minute!
later than Charlottetown.
came of the mammal.
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