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C. P. R. Has Placed Contracts For Two New Steamers

‘LONDON. June lli.-—The Canad- ian Press has learned that the Can~ adian Pacific Railway has placed contracts for the construction of two class "M" vessels for the North Atlantic trade. The Clyde Shipbuilding ‘firms of John Brown 811d S011. and William Beardmore and Company, were awarded the contracts.

‘lln dimension the new ships are to be 585 feet between the perpen- xliculurs, 75 feet in the beam and 27 feet in the draught. They will each have accommodations tor 1,600 pasengers and n cargo capac- ity of 4.000 tons. it is anticipated that the ships will be put into service in the ear- ly part of 1928. The contract prio- es were‘ not announced. .

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JNO. A. MCDONALD, LAND SUR- vuyCi‘, Hermanville. 9619-6-4-11110 WANTEDi-J-FOR HIRE ‘FOR SUM- . mor- months,‘ baby cnrriagll- All- oh- 103 Fitzroy st. 9929-6-19-1" .WILL THE ‘reason ‘WHO BY mistake exchanged walkitii.’ slicks kindly call at N0. 184 iirxiiiiiii St., and receive his oWI1- ' 9939

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Male Help Wanted

WANTED- AT ONCE MAN FOR farm ‘work. High list wage-s for competent main. B. R. Brown, York. 9895-6-18-31‘

BIG EARNINGS, GTEADY EM pioyment for Barbers. Become expert. in 8 weeks. Write Molar Barber College, Department "F" Halifax. 8-1-tts1tf

WANTED AT ONCE — BOY BE-

"rween 16 and 20 yenns to work iu cheese factory-d J. Austin Murphy. Emerald. 9902-6-18-31

FOUR MEN WITH SALES ABIL- ' ity dignified work all leads and instructions tarnished. Splendid opportunity under expert direc- tor. Apply ihoom 21, Queen Hotel.

'l‘ouciiers \Vantcd EXPERIENLCED TEACHER wanted for Kingston School. S. ill. Newson, Secy. 9935-6-19-31

TEACHER WANTED -- FOR ivheatley River ‘School, first 01‘ second class. Supplement $125. Archibald Barrett. 860')’-

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TEACHER WANTED FOR RING- wood School. Rocky Ponit. Sup- plement $100. ‘Nelson Currie, Secretary. 9927-6-19-21

WANTED — FOR GREENW-ICH School, No. i5, second class. Protestant teacher. Supplement $75.—JoIin I1. liclflwen, Sec'y.

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Central Guardian

BIBLE SOCIETY-Rho P. E. island Bible Society announces that its annual meeting will be held in Montague on July 14th. Friends of the society and others interest- ed are asked to remember the date.

PEOPLES OHU RCH.—iRev.

the Peoples Church on Sunday.

FEINCE COMlNti-‘Commodore W ‘Hose, Director of

S. Ypres.

Scotia did not make a second trip last night. ‘At an, early hour this morning she was still at Tormen- for the weather to moderate. '

R. . N. V.‘R.'6 LEAVE FOR HALIFAXFThe following R. C. N. V, R. ratings left this morning for Halifax to undergo n month's train- ing in gunluyfng, signalling etc.: Lorne Doiron 0. S., Wilfred Isaac O. S., Otis Smith 0.S., Frank Bur- low 0. S., IL. W. Burgess 0. S., Jos, LeBlunc O. S. Alex. Lafferiy A. B.

i-{omi- PERSONALS

|Mr. Nicholas Murphy. of ihc iCustoms Dept, is spending his holidays in New Glasgow and An- ‘napoiis.

iMre. (Professor) J. lMorrow Scott of Calgary, arrived in the City last ‘evening on an extended visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Simon Pauli, 247 Grafton Street.

Dr. W. ‘it. Carson and bride ur- rived in the city after spending their honeymoon in Toronto, Mon- treal, making u motor tour to llull- fax and the beautiful Annapolis Valley. They will make their home at 4 Brighton Rd.

iMlss ‘Annie Watson of the teach- ing staff of Prince "Street School who has been on a year's leave of albsence has asccured a two year's certificate from an Arts School in Boston, Mass. Miss Watson intends to resume her position in Septem- ‘her.

Mr. John J. MitcDonaltl, well known commercial traveller, rc- turned t0 the city yesterday from the southern part of the island. Mr. ‘MacDonald leaves again Moli- day morning to take up his busi- ness in the eastern section of the island.

Mr. S. J. Keefe, of Morel]. passed through the city yesterday on his way to Miscouche wihere he will spend the week end-with his son who is station ugcnt there. Mr. Keefe is a. retired railway man hav- Ing been in the service 2i years. lie is hale and hearty yet.

For Sale FOR SALE—-C.HINCHILLA RAB- bits, English strain, pedigreed stock. Apply it. 1.. Bryenton. Brock iiey Pt. Road. P. E. i.

F-O-R 8ALE.-A GRADE GUERNS-

EY Cow, furrow. 6 yours old. mov.) N. w. ‘Robertson, Ken- singtou. 9924-6-19-2l

F O R S A L E— McLAUGHLIN gnick liinstcr Six Touring cur. model 21-45, in A1 shape. good

tires and battery. Apply _177 Kent st. _ 9a77-6-17-J1 Vacant

. Situaitslon

‘requires active representatives dn P. E. ‘island. Has o. lure‘! number of‘ island ‘Poifcy-hilldefii- Write "A.B." ‘Box 116. care of Guardian." 9900-8-18-71

QMACK IDEAL SOFT DRINK ‘flavor; cool, refreshing, health- ful, delightfully tasty; made in o. "jiffy; enormous 11611181111; B8114 ‘fen cents, get selling sample: make big money this summer; experience or capital unneces~ sary. Bradley-Garretson, Brant- ford, Ont. S. V. Mvvffil-

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Overland Whippet

‘A word of explanation might be

2, in order regarding the new _English

type Overland car now on display at the Mobnine Service Station. This car is an exact duplicate of one of the best English light curs and is known as the Overland whlppet. This car is now beinB manufactured in Canada and has in its design many European feat- ures, which hztvo mode British built curs famous the world over.‘ This uutomohilc is sold with n guaran- tee of‘ thirty miles to every gallon oi‘ gasoline and one thousand miles to every gallon of motor oil, de- veloping a road speed of from one to sixty miles per hour. Parties in- terested ih this car. will be able 0 see the different models in the course of o. few days, as the first bunch of sample cars are already sold out.

BIRTHS

McDONALD.--At J0hnson's Rival‘, June 11, to "Mr. and Mrs. ‘W. ll. McDonald u son.

MeKlNNON-Jn this city on June 17, 1926, to Mr. and Mrs. John A. McKinnnon, Euston Street, a son.

MARRIAGES

WANTE‘D—GAPABLE MAID FOR general housework at Protestant Orphanage. Ailiily 158 Prince St. between hours 11 to l2 or

49m 4 to 5_ 0906-8-18-31 p}, 1., and Jenn Evelyn Diamond of ___ , Charlottetown, P. 1'1. I. AUCTION - | wiilifiéti. av Nursing DEATH‘ iilllillc auction on J1me 230l- ili" my stock and farming mile’ THE MOUNT BINA .BR°vDR|cK__At the (my Hospb hit-nth, _. a1isn§-,Mg§,‘,’3'f§l{'§.;ist' wmm’ ‘°°“”°°“°“" a 01”“ m, June ma. Mrs. Alice ni-oy-

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Situations Vacant

_.,,__________________.. MAN on WOMAN 1'0 Di8- tribute well known line household necessities; tremendous demand: territory arranged; work 919"‘ "m; pay liberal even for P111119 time; experience or eflilllll 11"‘ necessary. Bradley Company-

liruntford, Ontario. B. V. ttsfii.

“i nnle Help Want/ed

WANT-ED-MOUBEKEEIPER on maid. Apply M," McLean. Wilt- shire. . - 192042-1001

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American h-‘tsrasts have 09611911 pie first ‘factory in Amntina for making wooden nasty match"-

Electric current for a new mnssafifl brush p. generated within its hand- le by mautpulatin-g a. lever-

A r inn bridge built n coin- mry ago in Wales that was a 110‘ nee, 0g it; type is to ‘he rebuilt.

‘A baiby wearing a new belt with wirelegs can creep about i101?! but cannot fall over while scale -

\ oxolniivi ‘Flinn- root,‘ lfioub-dlll-W order ma and "aiaaio. Attractive illustrated nmpmu-ua “lull co- Igvaiflunori .‘|-'.-

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CUDMORE-DIAIMOND. -- At the‘ Baptist Parsonage, June 18th, 1926- by Rev. Ross

her late residence 243 Grafton 8L. to ‘Roman Catholic Cemetery-

canven. —At Hazelbrook, June‘: 18th, 1926. Samuel N.‘Carver. clad, 86 years. 20th at 2 p. m. from the residence ol

Birch Hill Cemetery. .

BROYDRiCK~At the city Hospit- ni, June 17th. ilrovdrick. aged d1 years. oi from her Grafton 8L. this morningat 8.15 to Saint Dunstan's Cathedral thence to ll. C. Cemetery- ‘

C. Eaton, Watson. Ray Cudmora of Brackiey Point. P-

dricir, aged 81 yaarmFuneral from Saturday morning at 8.46, thence

Funeral Sunday. June

Harry Jenkins.- interment

"Alice Funer- Inte residence 243

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the m"; iyy one man and driven

D. M. Lamont arrived in the City yea- terday by the Hochelaga. He will conduct the communion services in

DIRECTOR OF NAVAL DE-

the Naval De- fence, will nrrive in Charlottetown on Tuesday June 22nd, in H. M‘. C.

soar ooze NOT chose-low- ing to the high winds. the s. s.|

I Home Otilce: Halifax

L. 0. A. Erect Tablet In I; P. Orphanage

Wednesday afternoon. June 16th. ‘the ‘Provincial Grand Masha-r csf the ‘L0.A., ‘Mr. C. E. McKenzie. of Milton. accompanied by his Grand Secretary, Mr. W. W. Mut- tra; of Summerside, together with the Tablet Committee from the A9- sociation, iMesars ‘fsaac Carter, Harry Crasweil aim Murdock Mc- Leod. motored to the Orphanage‘, where they were ‘met ‘by the- fol- lowing representatives oi the Trus- tee Board. Mr..A. J. Hobie ,Mr. L. D. Murray, Mrs. W. K. Rogers, Mrs. H H. Horn-e. ‘Mrs. A. ‘Henry, Mrs. C. iAccrn and Mrs. H. S. Bender: son. . v - , 0 Among the many visitors prei ‘seat was ihe Rev. ‘Mr. Muiropfit- (James Church, Charipttewwn

ho was having his first view of the children and_,thelr ‘Home. ‘The

ecfly opposite the Main Entrance, where ‘it mtrsi. ever remain a lMon- ument 1o the Association and their

of the Prov-lace. ‘This qplenitid Tuhlct is of solid ‘bronze and ‘the inscription in raised lvticrs Is us follows:

" E I’It()'I“Iu"S‘T'AiN'I‘ UIDNIIANAGE was izmnileii div the l/OYAIL oils/Non ASSOCIATION

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0i -i'RlNOE EDWARD ISLAND in the year 1907 for the purpose of caring for OirPillAN CHWLDICEN

On the wall to the left of the entrance placed there when ithe New Home was ‘occupied is ‘the ‘lflrke framed photograph of ‘the Late Rev. fl). McLean, who was one of the most outstanding Orphirmige workers.

'l“hi! work oi’ the L. O. A. for the Orllll-‘Hlflfie is no; news in the Prov- ce. Time was when this Associ- ation carried on the work [Anfiffily themselves» and cvi-vn now when the institution lg ‘being conductgd fliy the {Protestant Public generally their support is sti-ii maintained and liberally given, 1., the pa,“ a vlflliflr to the institution, would be 910W" U16 dllliirent rooms and will by what Society or individual illey had Ibecn so appropriately fur- nished while ‘the Orange Associa- tion, tho founders of the Orpliunugg ‘iavpuld not necessarily lic mention- c. This Tniblct. pleasing m tho eye,‘ il-Dd ‘its inscription, Glfllplu yOL p05- “fble Ollly after years of IGIIJOI‘ and self-sacrifice, will for the future, recall in no uncertain wordg the noble work of the "Loyal (lrange A's- sociziticn oi‘ our Fair Prince Ed- ward island.

MISSIONARIES FORCED INTO CHURCH UNION ALLEGATION BY CONTINUNG PRESBYTERY

‘UONDON. 0111-. June Iii-Declar- ing that. up to the time of church union, foreign missionaries were controlled by a hoard composed of men almost wholly favorable to un- ion nnd that this board constrained the missionaries towards union "with the same trightfullness as was used at home," a resolution was addressed to the committee on church property this afternoon by the Continuing Church prcsbytery of London in a special session at New St. James Church.

The resolution was Inspired by: the stand taken on Monday by the! United Church general council at iMontrenl, regarding the division of foreign mission fields.

The resolution declares that no- thing in the church act justifies this sort of division and says that "It would be contrary to every right sense of equity that the pro- perty of our church should be han- ded over to those who had used such methods with our mlssionar~ ies." .

The commission on church pro- perty is urged to divide the mis- sions on the basis of the strength of each of the new two sections of the former Presbyterian church.

87% oi all estates left today are baled on Insur- Your chance ‘oi accumul- ating an estate Ia thul ‘ ‘ about nlnitimea a great ‘ inquire-it‘; important. MZIITllIilIIIIlCX I

through insurance aa through all other methodo-

The chance la increased, the coat reduced through the Maritime Lite pian-

ance-only 13% aa a re-

ault of other forms of IIV- lng and Investment. Jawez-Prcmfugrtr 10h

slalom/Prater!

‘l’. W. BENTLEY Maviagar for. Prince: Edward laland Ottlflottflbvvli, P. E. i.

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immediately placed on the wall d-ir- -

work for ‘the unfortunate children!

Drury, Ottuwa.

roos- Meht Market PHONE 421

Week-end Specials

Shoulder Realty .. 17c lb. Frohh Sluuqea 25c lb.‘ Fresh Pork Renata .. 28c lb.‘ Freah Pork ‘Chop; 28c lb. Shoulder Bacon 30c lb. ‘ Hamburg Steak .. .. 22c lb. Rump Renata . . . . . . .. 25c lb.

All Beef hung two weeks i before cutting.

Anglican Services

'I‘h'ere were two services on Sun- day. Juno 6th at Si. John's Church. (Yrupaiuil, and one ilt St. Elizabeth's Springfield in the afternoon.

On the invitation of the Rector ‘Itcv. (7. C. ‘ltnml. Dr. l\Vi1Ik8i' ii member oi‘ the staff of Klllgg Col‘ leltl‘. iiulifnx visited tlic parish and took oli three services.

Dr» Wflllwr. who Is ii. forceful and l-{lllrd speaker preached In the morning from the text ‘l om citi- zen of no mean City" undqconipared this boos, oi‘ St. ‘Paul with the pro- per pride‘ taken in their ‘university by the students of Kings. He show~ cd that the traditions uiid history of Kings, the record of her stud- ent. in iii-i,» war. and her great nor» vicn to the Kingdom of God ivnre a i-Dlistilnf. sourci- of pride and grnLficaiion to Anglicans and iner- ited the united supper; oi‘ diocese. in which she ministered. Dr. Walker gave n splendid sermon at Si. Elizabeth's church at 3 p. m. and again in the evclliii-g ut St. John's. Crapaud, where to another large congregation he made an elo- quent ond forceful appeal on be- half 0f llle Dre-flint calmpsign for Kings University and urged all Drescnt to rally to the support of the (‘ollctw and iISHl-‘il ‘in establish-l ing her on a pornnuivni foundufiuil for ll great future.

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Jones Led The Field With 134

SUNNINGDALPI‘, June 18, Bobby Jones led the field in the two doys of qualification ploy in the southern section of the British open golf championship with n! brillunt 13-1, and George Gadd, lilrftish professional, took second place with 141. Archie Compston. British pro was third with 142.

and Charles Johns, 148, ivcre well up. Harry Vardon, Ted Ray, Jim Braid. Sandy lit-rd and J. H. Taylor were also wwrii within tho 154 mark, beyond which pluyurs failed to qualify.

Silas Newton, Now York, and Joe Stein were tho only Iinitcd States plzrvcrs who failed to qiiol- ify.

Hagen in Lead

ST. ANNES Eng, June 18. —- Waiter Hagen, United States, pro. leads the field in the central sec- tion 0i‘ qualification play for the British open golf championship. He turned in a fine 72 yesterday giving him the low aggregate of 143.

The lowest scores among the British this afternoon included Tom Williamson of Nottingham, 144; I. Barber of Cavendish, 147: and W. Nolan of Port Marnock, W. H. Davies, of Prenton and Fred CflIIIlli-l 0i‘ North Wales, all 148.

the

Abe Mitchell. 145; Cyl'II Tolicy

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Important Resolu- tion by King's (l0.

Ata meeting of

imoualy passed: To the Honorable the Minister of Public Works. WHEREAS in the Province of Prince Edward island the growing of Seed Potatoes has during the past few years reached very large proportions and has now greatly outgrown the transportation facili- ties available, necessi ting the

to move this product to markets during the short period available between the harvesting of the crop and the close of navigation, which Dcrlod can be extended at least one month by the enlarging and frost-proofing of the present ware- house on the Government Wharf at Georgetown, which wharf and ilvarehouse have been recently put in splendid shape by your Depaft. ment.

AND WHEREAS the frost-proof-

Board 0f Trade

the Central Kings Board of Trade held at Geo- rgetown, P. E. 1.. June 11th. 1958 the following resolution was unnu-

eniployment qt large susamships.

James

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ing of this warehouse would be not only of incalculable benefit to

large revenue producer which would offset not only the original outlay but also the coat oi‘ the sug- gested frost-proofing.

AND WilEREAS heavy financ- ial losses to the shippers and pro- ducers wus only averted in the Full of 1925 by exceptionally mild weather conditions wiiilc hundreds of curs unprotected from frost loaded with seed potatoes were standing on trucks in Charlotte- town, awaiting the urrivul of steumsliips with no available ware- house room for the unloading and Protecting from frost 0i their con- ‘tonts which would Iiuve been grootiy relieved by the proposed protectionvunti shipping facilities ut Georgetown.