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-. WANTED — BRITISH iron Limited. 1o Bond street. to, Subscription Book Pub- (London, England). m-

phe a well educated man as Mrict Osrlottetown. Our new commis- . in rates guarantee a. permanent income to the man who - aunlcduce business himself and - a. 482i-7-20-1i.

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m SALE-ONE or was mcssr vhngslows in the city. Apply 10 46144-2841. SUITABLE" POI lung outllouses, etch 1e. per

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ITON BULL PUP! (IIDI- llccd) for sale. Studio.

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ll SALE _ runes oooxmo llmses in fine order. lldthford Street.

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warren - sum so wonx on farm. APPlY JNOPD DOylO, Rocky Point. eera-v-zo-sl.

BECOME EXPERT BARBER through our special low cost "m" Hundreds of successful graduates. Write ldoler Barber College, 57s Harrington, Halifax,

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LOST on. scones-rows norm ladies black shoe with shoctree. Finder notify Guardian.“ --

LOST-DETWEEN 28 BRIGHTON. Road and St. James Church gold and amethyst bracelet. Phone 63-J. 4608-‘1-25-31.

Female Help Wanted

WANTED - RELIABLE WOMAN to assist in, home. Apply Guardian Office. 4612-7-28-21.

WANTED - MIDDLE AGED woman for general housework. Apply with reference in person. Mrs. B. A. Msllett, York. "

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Medical Students Most Susceptible

xnurvnw. N05» July se-(Bv the Canadian Brew-Medical stu- dents are more susceptible to tu-

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ANTED - ALE BOTTLE-S, P18. "id us. Phone I101 or write w. lilchsel. Charlottetown. l , 3158-64-01.

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sity students, according to Dr. H. W. Hetheringwll. chief of clinic. I-Icflry Phipps Institute, Philadel- phia, who lectured in tiou with a "refresher" course for doc- tors of the Maritime-Provinces at Nova Scotia Sanatorlum.

The course, given under direc- tion of Dr. A. F. Miller, the san- atorium superintendent, was ‘taken by about sixty doctors from the three provinces, many of whom had attended the annual meeting! °l the Nova Scotia Medical Health Oi- ficers’ Association and the Nova Scotla Medical Society.

"In examining students from the various faculties at the University s! irennsylvanis," said Dr. Hcther- ingtcn, "we found that the incid- ence of tuberculosis in medical stu- neats ‘increased with each year oi the medical course until‘ in the reurlu year ln i880 it reached are

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The actual number of- students with ‘tuberculosis disease in ‘the lungs, discovered by X-rly Mim- ination. was 2b."

’ "or alien. two already M4 vllfl‘ inl tuberculosis, seven addiiiollll had loser-summon symvwzx physleeislens We" '° uyqnce not yet realised their sis- uiflesacu; '.i‘hs remainder bed dil- sass that likely to worm. "l" hail notyst caused any evidence of

viososiueateefrsetlsesimqmpgalun "ocmparingtllemedlcal

students‘, 31,0 per cent with that 01 ‘Mir-bureaus at the time of slum- gtbn, the incidence of similar isnarsfla dental students wu I" . gg.ps_t,'lsw students e4 w w" iisi messes s oer wi-

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qii- DANCI at the Highlands, Wed- llwlse evening. sese-r-ss-sl. DI. EAR-L ROBBINS. Dentist- Oilice. closed Wednesday, August

3rd until Thursday. August 18th‘. seos-v-ss-al.

\ AFTERNOON TEA served at the Hlsblands every Wednesday. HM-I-Id-Zi.

CHURCH O!‘ SCOTLAND-Rev. Ewen MacDougall will preach Wed- nesday 27th at Bangor at 7.80 pm.

EXHIBITION pares, Aug. as to 26. Three days racing. Biggest pro- Sfllll lll yllfl. Arrange’ your holi- dsys. Tell your friends. J. W. Bolli- ter, Secy, Charlottetown. P. E. I.

4000-1-25-31 ,VAI.I.EYFIILD - OBWEI-L nan SERVICES. July slat. - lo s. M. Valleyficld, oreuo. 11 s. M., Valleyfleld, English. rec PM. Orwell Head. Rev. D. M. Sinclair. Minister.

SEND IN YOUR EXHIBITION entries as soon as possible. If you have not received a prim list write for it today. We are sure to have the best exhibition in our history. Be with us. J. W. Boulter, Seoy., Charlottetown, l’. E. I. 4809-‘1-3-31

REDUCED BATES at Hotel Lex- ington, North Rusticc. (8064-25-31

VAUDEVILLE ACTS in front oi Grandstand for this years provin- cial exhibition are outstanding and will surely please the thousands Aug. 22 to 26. itoil-l-ail-Si

newness-mm Monday, 35th inst... store at I-iartsville will close Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from 12 noon till 8. For haying

season only. K. McLeod. 4615-7-26-11.

ENTRIES I-‘Oll. NEW ANNAN RACES close Wednesday, July 21th. The present day is the life oi mah- Send your entry now. esos-r-ss-sl

CHURCH OI‘ SCOTLAND-The Sacrament of the lord's subw- will be dispensed in the Kirk, Coleman. ‘on Sabbath, 31st, services ll‘- 10-30 and '1. Service on Saturday. 30th. at 7.30 pen. The Sacrament will be dispensed at Kinross on August 2lst. .

FIRE AT LONG RIVER-A dis- aetrous fire occurred at Long Blvd!‘ yesterday morning when a barn. 813111311 and garage was complete- ly destroyed. When the bless was discovered at 2 o'clock the buildings were a mass of flames. A cow was saved with difficulty but a motor truck and farming implements were destroyed.

FULLY RECOVERED - Little Helen Malone, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Malone, who was literally matched from death by Mr. Cer- ard Murray sonle time ago when she fell under a sloven, has now fully recovered and is about as ,usual. She still bears the marks of her accident, however, s. scar on her scalp and other mark! 0h lldl‘ arms and body.

Aunlvl: nuns-Anions the , gers arriving by the S. B- "Silvia" today were Sir Percy Thompson of St. John's, Nfld, who is en route to Ottawa to attend the Imperial Conference: Mr. Heming. travelling passenger agent, Toron- to, and family. who are making llld round trip and Judge Francis Mor- ris, District County Judge of St. John's, Nf1d., who is en route to Montreal. Ottawa and Toronto.

ARRIVALS AT DALVAY HOTEL -Miss Rita my. rarrsbcm: W- ll‘. D. McDonald and Rm. New Glasgow, w. s: Miss scary senor, qsmbridge, Mass; Mrs. J. D- Jef- fers, Cambridge. Dlllbi A0198 G- ysurraghsn, uhsrlotieiowu; Miss Mu»; Mumghan, _Ohll'lCl»I6l0Wlli Miss Blanche n. canny. Charlotte- town; Mr. and M11. H. H. shew. Charlottetown; Mr. and lm- J. 0- aghljbfl, york; Ml‘. and Mrs. ls." McFsrlane. Charlottetown: sir. and ma. Gordon Smalh Westmolmt. y, q; m. n. xempic. westlnouut, p, Q; Master Wolfgang Ismpfo. yvsatmount. P- Q-i N1‘- IM Ull- 8. A, McDonald, Charlottetown: so. and Mrs. m. Iadvnll. Ulllfi, iottelowrl: W. Birtwhilill. Char- lottetown: Mr. J. l. lament, Win- siim: w. o. west. Twit A-scoit. ‘lbtonie.

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alr ' 771e,. FORUM WEDNESDAY. marsml ' 9.00 to 1.00 Jmussslon usnnls 26c." arm's see. sye Elliott's in Attendance

MAGISTR-ATES COURT — A party from Dunedin, ohargedvwlth illegal sale of liquonpleededlgullty and was fined $300.00 and costs before Magistrate Donald Mackin- non yesterday. » I l

UNDEEWENT OEEEATION-Mr. Preston Mcluaine, who some jveeks ago was transferred to the C. N- R- Shops, Moncton, and, who received a severeirliury to his eye. from a piece of steeL-underwint’ an oper- atlorl at the Royal Vlctoria/Hospi-. tal several days ago. The steel was removed from theeye, but it is not yet known whether Y the sight will be permanently impaired.

POLICE COURT-At the- Police Court yesterday morning three men charged with breaking and entering " pleaded guilty to the charge, and were remanded till to- day for sentence. The case of three men charged with lmlawful posses- slon of intoxicating liquor was ed- iourned till ‘Thursday. The case of a man cltargedwith non~support was adjourned one week and a case of non-stop was adjourned till Fri- day. The defendant in another case of non-stop confessed, and. paid two dollars.

INCENDIABISM SUSPECTED- Fire which has all the esrmarksof incendiary origin occurred at the Baltic about t o'clock yesterday morning when the largebsrn _of Mr. William Brander, -_with. con- tents of hey, oats, etc, warcom- pletely destroyed. Several attempts have been made within a. short time to burn this barn with the result that watchmen have been placed during the night to keep watch. The watchman on duty last night remained until 8 o'clock in the morning and an hour later the building was discovered in flames and so far advanced it was im- possible to save _

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PBOSECUTIONS FOLLOW SPRING SHOOTING — Saturday afternoon at Tryon, Prince County, on information of Federal Migrat- ory Bird Warden Spurgeon Jenk- ins, six men from Augustine Cove and vicinity appeared before Mag- istrate Garage J. Tweedy charged with "violations under the Migratory Birds Convention Act. All pleaded not guilty. Two defendants charged with having brant in possession in closed season were found guilty. They were given’ the~optlon of 825.00 and costs or 30 days in jail. They paid the fines. The four re- maining cases were dismissed. Fed- eral Bird Warden Jenkins conduct- ed the p. ecutlon in each case. The above is the sequel to a patrol in the western part of the Prov- ince early in April.

FUNEIALS YESTERDAY _ Three funeral services were held at St. Dunstanb Basilica yes- terday morning. At nine o'clock the funeral of Ivletof Byers was held. Requiem High Mass was celebrated by Rev. Gavan Mon- aghan, the services at the grave being conducted by Rev. E. O'Har- ley. The pail bearers were: Messrs. fled Hennis, Arthur Crawford, John Shepherd, Ernest Stanley, Austin Stanley ‘and Chas. Ryan. At oso the funeral of Capt. Francis Veeaey was held. Requiem High Mass wa's celebrated by Rev. P. Mc- Mahon, D. D.. Rev. B. llfcbonald conducting service at the grave. At 11 o'clock the funeral of Jes. Ed- ward Gallant was held. Requiem High Mass being celebrated by Rev. B. O'Neill, Rev. Louis Dcugsn eon- ducilnr service at the grave. The pail bearers were; ‘Messrs. Tries. Olaybonc. Karl Miller, Nelson Mc- Kegan, Bernard McCalluni, Clif- ford Shanon. and _Oarl Russel.

HIDE FIOMNIW CABLISLE- W- sl- F0! mllllll. of New Car- lllll. Q00» and hiswife and daugh- ter are atipreeent‘ visiting his per-

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but great faith is being pinned m the Conference at Ottawa to pro- vide new outlets.

' mu BAPTIST climwn — On Sunday of special intercession for the guidance of the conference at Vincent spoke at the morning service on the Prayer Life of Jseus, basing his ad- dreass on the words of St. Luke ll, 1 "more teach us to pray." The vital need of prayer to all was set forth in the example of the Master, in his

‘constant recourse thereto. Prayer as

a rest. after toil, prayer as preparat- ion for decision, prayer as a, means of receiving the Spirit, prayers as a preparation for sorrow and trial was discussed with thoughtful elo- quence. Miss DavidwBaker in her soprano solo "O for the wings of a. dove" gave a. sweet and sympathetic rendering. and abthc‘ evening ser- vlce Mr. Gillis’ xlnensrltone- was heard with much appreciation. ‘_

INSTITUTE NEWS-The regular monthly meeting of the llertwn Riv- er Women's Institute? was-their! at the home of Miss Mary G'Keefe on July 12th. Meeting opened‘ by sing- ing Institute Ode, followed-by re- peating Creed in unison. Sixteen members and three visitors respond- cd to r011 call. Minutes of; previous meeting were read and adopted. The lucky number for the butterfly quilt was drawn. Mr. Alden Carver beinS the winner. Sick committee reported visiting the sick and bringing fruit. School committee reported having

visited the school andthat ‘the school was in need of cletining. Mrs. Wm. Carver and Miss c. MacMiIIan were appointed on new sick com- mittee. Mrs. 1’. Tweedy and Miss G. MacMillan on school committee. Corrmpvndence was read by the sec- retary. It was decided that school be cleaned during vacation, end to hold an ice cream social and dance in Millview Hall on July 19th. Mrs; Frank Lea was appointed to hire the hell, Mrs. H. S. McLeod to pur- chase the ice cream, Miss M. Hunt- ley to obtain the music. Minn,- and singing furnished the program for the evening. Miss Pheobe Richards invites the member-slei- the next meeting. A delicious lunch was then served by the hostess. Meeting clos- ed by singing National ‘Anthem.

ROSE vapour _ rusrirurs- The Rose Valley Institute‘ met‘ at the home of Mrs. Wm. Maclniesh on Wednesday evening, July 18th. There werenelevdn , members "and, three victors,‘ subiscl sis‘. cussed was the care and training of children. Papers were read: "How Does Horne Management Affect cane Welfare," by naval‘... sous. ins; "To Spank or Not to Spank." by Marion Clow. Committees re- main as at previous meeting. The School Committee reported having visited the school once. Many things were needed for school improve- ment, the most important was new blinds, those in use being old and torn. Sick Committee reported one elderly invalid lady having been visited. Program committee vacat- ed. Next regular meeting to be held at the home of Mrs. Wm. Cousins on August 10th. Roll call to be ans- wered by “A book I have recently read and enjoyed." A special meet- lng will be held at the school on Friday evening, July 29th, at vso to arrange some new business which has been undertaken. Meeting clos- ed by singing "The Institute ode." A dainty lunch was served by the hostess and s. social half hour en- joyed. 4 ‘ ‘

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Mrs. Masnus Munn, Stoughton, Mess, is visiting friends and re- latives on the Island.

Master Sterling Rodd, Winslow, is llwndlng his vacation with his sis- ter, Mrs. Charles Willis, Kingston.

Misses A. C. Nicholson and M. J. Gulls arrived from Soston,,Moss., to spend their vacation with their parents in Montague.

Mrs. John A. McDonald, her son, Mark McInnis and wife, Mr. Chick and Miss Norma Johnston arrived on the Island on a six weeks‘ visit. T710! motored down from Cam- bridge. Mass.

Dr. John A.» Nicholson, Mrs. Nicholson and daughter Evelyn of Westmcunt, Quebec, have taken a llfllllc on 6t Orlebar Street for the "lllllllfl- Dr. Nicholson and family like to cosne back every summer to their native sol],

Ml’- Bvward Young of Toronto is svendlns his annual visit ‘on the Illmd- Mo» he we a visit to ml Yfldhd Rev. Eugene Murray at

ldh- Coffin and esusutsr "Vi" ma. sen, Freddie, Can- ton asses, have been visiting in Head of Hillsboro, the guest of her

niece-and nephew. Miss Fannie Cof-

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ALLAN C. MCDONALD

After a lingering illness of the last three months there passed peacefully away at his home, 8 Hawthorne Street, Dartmouth, July liith. Allan 0. McDonald of the McDonald Construction Company, well known firm of contractors of Halifax. The late Mr. McDonald was a ntaivc of East Bay, Cape Breton. where he was born fifty- four years ago.

When quite s. young man he es. tablished a painting and decor-at. ing business in Sydney, C. 3., in which he continued till the spring of i817, when he and his family removed to Dartmouth, Nova Sco- tla. I-fe leaves to mourn his loss, his loving wife, who was formerly Martha E. Connick of Kensington, P. E. I.. also five sons, Elrner, Earle, Bert, Donald and Byrne, and one daughter, Dolly, all of whom reside in Dartmouth except Earle who makes his home in Boston, Mess, and who arrived home to attend the funeral. Also three brothers, John H. of East Bey, C. B., A. A., President of the firm of the Mc- Donald Construction Co., Norman, also a member of the firm, both l .. in Dartmouth. Two sisters, Mrs. Frank McDonald, Sydney, N. 5., illd Mrs. Thomas McLaugh- lin of-Fiorence, N. S. The funeral of the deceased was held from St. Peter's Church where Requiem Mass was celebrated by the pastor, Rev. Father Courtney. and was Very largely attended. The numer- ous Mass cards and wealth of flowers received, also telegrams and letters of sympathy, bore silent tes. timony to the love and esteem in which the late A. C. as he was known to all his friends, we; hem,

Greet sympathy is felt for the immediate members of the family in the loss of a devoted husband and father, and beloved brother,

and for the community in the 105g

of an outstanding citizen. ‘

MRS. JOHN MULLALLY

Another of those valued links that bind the present days with those of fond a mfimbfnuw, was severed by the hand of death. when at Souris West. on the morning or sfllurduy June 25m. Mrs. John Mullally one of the most highly esteemed, residents psssseqn 1m eternal reward.

The deceased was n. ‘aughier of

the late John Slnnott and Jane

McAul-ay. She was born in Rex-

ion. New Brunswick, coming to

P. E. I. as e. child with her par-

ents. later locating on the historic

Blvoklsy farm, so. Peters Harbor.

She received her education at

Notre Dame Academy, Charlotte-

town.

About six weeks before her death

Mlll- Mlllllly contracted “flu" but

ii: was not till s few days before

demise that her condition became

alarming. Her devoted family tried by every means to stay the

dread summons but God willed to

take His faithful servant home.

Mrs. Mullally was an ideal type

of true Catholic womanhood. The

"valiant woman" spoken of in

Holy Scripture, “whose children

shall rise up and call her blessed."

Shelled a wide circle of friends.

who will miss her cheery greeting

and kindly assistance. A devoted

and loving mother she will be es-

pecially missed in the home circle

where her thoughts were alway : for

others.

Th funeral which took place on

June 27th to St. Alexis Church.

Rollo Bay was a loving tribute to

the deceased and was attended by

a large concourse of relatives and

friends. bearing silent testimony to the respect and esteem, in which

she was held by all who knew her.

A I Requiem High Mass was

celebrated by her son, Nev. John

H. lmlllally, assisted by her ncp-

hew. Rev. F. L. Mullally, Deacon

and her cousin, Rev. A. L. Binnott. Sub-deacon. Rev. F. Murray being Master of Ceremonies. A number of priests occupied seats in the Sanc- tuary. The final sbsolutlon was given by His Excellency Bishop O'Sullivsn. Service at the grave was conducted by Rev. J. H. Mull- ally. The active pail bearers were six nephews of the deceased. The honorary pail bearers were Hon. Senator Hughes, Dr. F. S. Mac- Donald, Bernard Creamer. D. l“. Campbell, James Kickhsrn and Joseph A. MacDonald.