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one linens . Ion llberdnsx. ' l . light Insertions ...............

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Agents ‘wanted

Ziiinfiliilifi‘ “ ' "

1.00 p. mi-ieeiiinon. eubieei-“Pebpie Worth Knowing"

STRANGERS ARE CORDIALLY mvrrsn TO ALL , l seiivicne.

-"The Missionary Message

hooi,

Miss I. N. Sheppard, Toronto

nge In Sabbath School Hour.

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For Sale

ilentrai Guardian ‘ “BI-ioPWrtiEiTfFti-fniinrr Catalog. s. A. uenonALn-s ‘anniversary ssletodsy. ' .

LOVERS '0!‘ 900D MUSIC at- tend ‘Corbus Christi Choir Concert League of Cross l-lali Monday evening, June 23rd. 1i

for Ladies Dresses ‘worth up to $3.00 clearing at $1.45. Pirowse BT08“ Ltd. 235341-19-31.

"o CANADA"'in beautiful new setting Corpus Christi Choir con- cert-. ' , ' _ 1i

RESERVE WEDNESDAY, Dec. 3rd for sale of work In St. Peters Cathedral. 11

BARGAIN sassmznr specials. S. A. McDonald's great anniversary sale today.

LADIES BLACK PATENT SAN- DALS Just received 'liy express per pair $2.75 at Purdie 8t Ferguson's.

‘HIGHIFI EL-D SERV ICES-High-

PqRTRAiT-ACENTMJMRITE FOR talogie. United “Art, Ltd., runlwlck Ave" '1‘, _ 0,‘, .

solar»: Iwern 301

Adams --, WONDERFUL new Fire idxtingnisher. Excelis wont of heavy high-priced devices. Price oi‘ only $2.00 makes an easy sale to every home and autoino bile owner. Over'100%’proflt; 40.- 000 already sold. Investigate to- day. iPyro Fire Extinguisher Com- Milly," 010 Echo Drive, Ottawa. Ontario. ‘ June 7-14-2128

ACENT8.—0PE-NIN6S iron " ‘A few high grade men: Studebaker watches, 21 jewel timepieces of highest quality are now dieing sold from factory to consumer nt savings of 50%. Easy payments. Nationally advertised. Tremend- ous resources and

,ma.ka sales easy. Write fully. stating age, experience, etc. Cuta- ‘log frec- - Address Studebaker Watch Company oi’ Canada, ‘Lim- ited, Windsor, Ont. 2907-6-21-11.

Miscellaneous

>— SECOND H-AND STORE NEXT door to B. Carter's Auction ‘Rooms, 181 Great George Street. We are open for business. we

buy and sell anything from a.

needle to an anchor. We have the money, What have you get to sell? We are open every elim- ing, 2856-6-19-6i-

JOHN A .MoDONALD, LAND SUR- veyor. llermsnville. » 288741-18-1mtth

OETYOUR PRINTING noun AT . the o dlln Central Job Print. ery no Ill. 18705“!

LAWN MOWERB SHARPENED and repaired, stoves repaired at White's repair shop, 36 Kent St.

288-0-20,8I

>--———————————————————w— FINAL NOTICE-ALL ACCOUNTS overdue, promissory notes, eic.. remaining unpaid on May il1st, , ill be handed to our attorney or collection. Beer d: Weeks.

8441-04-2 NOTICE-THERE l8_ 0N MN premises, two colts. Owner cal,

have same by paying expenses -If not ‘called for before July 1s will on that date be sold. Signet Isadore Smith, Newton. 2003-6-2l-SI

OAK IAOE RUBlER TIRES no 1% Inch cushion tires 585i plrwheei. new ‘i6 solid-tires 87-04 per-wheel. wire wheels fitted all ‘ight carriage repparfbg.‘ A. P Large; Proud it ‘Burnside I28 Great George it. 359116-1140

m-rnnnuwrizo sate now as ling continued: Owing to the ser

ions Illness and death oi my be -

Jovsd father, Silas Rayner, oui ‘big clean-up sale of 1- ‘ “In! engines. parts and nccessori... -waa temporarily discontinued We are now conventratifl; oui. efforts on cleaning out the entirt ‘unsold balance of our stock and everything not sold before Satur

June 28th, will be sold at,

day. Ailhshiic Auction, at 4 p. m. on that;

“date. We have a largo stock o'- Overllnd parts; springs and ac ceosorio- for various makes o cars; Renfrew truck denies: W0

new 450 lb. cream separators: ,..used gas and oil enizince; M10 some good used cars and trucks .9pociaI snaps in main for Fort WIN. tire pumps, lrnifs sharpen 1.5M. otc- Nothing reserved. Every- ‘ltbing must be cleaned up thii ymoqsh. Registered foxes taken in . payment for ciiirs. Ml ovoid“? accounts will ‘be aimed in our at Jig; Q1’! with 8 Sf Jilly

_ 18g m. ayner, Suminersiiiae’ P466112 m, was lied

Q4 .0.‘ IIIIINQ. OTIADY i"- tlanneat for Isl-ban. oiiiiia-‘oiilfii. Monti-rs: O

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Ito MONEY FOR vou m use. trical ignition. Battery WeIdYM- Auto Mechanics. Lei III I11"! you how. Guaranteed practical sniping, Largest chain Schools In America. Honllllll". l" ' I Wo|t,"I'oronto.-0-I4-I1 1s 3i.

‘employment and pay weekly til gall em complete slid exclusive- lines ‘or osmiieetl qneitiy. vital! root. giants. Attractive II l pres and mi comrade!- ‘rgflm DQIGQIINY. Brothers uni-sites.‘ {wit-p

reputation '

bldg a

h ‘nugget-WI OFFlR-ITIADY

trees sol l lIl-to-orfer m “m n"

FOR SALE-PERFECTION WAT. er Heater. Good as now. Apply Coffin 8t Co. 2881-6-20.3i

FOR SALE-NEWLY FRESHEN» od cow. Wlillbert C. Drummond, BrookfIeld.—-2919-iI-21 3i

HOUSE FOR SALE AT ST. Avards splendid residence, orch- ard, two acres of land. Apply J. D. Stewart, 84 Great George St., Charlottetown. 2880-0-20,“

FOR SALE-SURVEYORS TENT -. with fly cover, 14x16 fl. 4ft. wail. Price when new $100, For price and particulars apply to Dr. W. ii. Pethiclt, Charlottetown.

- 28366-1841

FARM FOR SALE AT LITTLE Pond, Lot 50, consisting of 45 acres of land; uiso hay and farm- ln-g implements. Apply to iiiarvéy

l J. Dlngweli. 20 Idaho St., Malta- pitfl, Mass, u. s. A- zsloo-zlsi.

CADILLAC SEVEN PASSENGER, new tires, perfect condition, $700.00, McLaughlin Master Six Roadster, new tires, perfect condition, called the swellest roadster on P. E. 1. $1150.00. Only reason for sale, need the money. Both at Campbell's Garage.

2602 6 11-101

Female Help \Vanted

WANTED — AN EXPERIENCED coolt for July and August. Ap- ply Shaw's Hotel. Brackley Beach. 2888 6 2 7i

WANTED-AT ONCE CAPABLE maid in family of two. Apply be- fore 6 p, m. at 269 Queen Street. ‘ 2717-6-17-tf

Wanted

WANTED-HORSE FOR LIGHT delIveryn-Beer & asks. 2840-018,tf

travel and appoipt local repres- entatives; yearly contract guar- anteeing $1092. (being $21. week. Iy average) and expenses. ' Ex- perience unnecessary. State age and general qualifications.

Winston Co., Toronto. i‘ June 4-7-18-21.

To Lot

1'0 LET-DWELLING HOUSE and premises iio. 22 Pleasant St., City. "P T‘ ‘ ' Can he inspected on application to owner. il- l. Palmer.

2l06-5-31-tf

Lost

LOST — YESTERDAY AFTER. noon lady's wrist watch. l-‘lntler leave at Guardian Ofllce and rc- celvo reward.

Teachers .Want.cd

wanrEo-rlnar on secouo lass teacher for Greenvals cliool. Supplement voted $100.00. Apply Edwin Cat-aw. Secretory Hunter River. 18015-19411.

WANTlD—A FIRST OR SECOND class experienced teacher for Mt. Meilick School. ‘ Supplement yptetl $1.50. W. C. Robertson. Secretary of Trustees.

.and WANTED-MAN OR WOMAN T0!

‘Railways and are termed Practical

field ‘Presbyterian Church Sunday at 3.00 p. m. The service 'will be conducted by Mr. John T. McKelvie

o'clock.

-MR. MAN! Let us fit you with a nice comfortable pabief black boots for tho Corpus Christi Procession- Prices ranging from $3.05 up, Purd- ie iii Ferguson's.

ANCLICAN SERVICES AT Milton and Rustico on Sunday 22nd morning at 1'1 o'clock, services in St John's church. Milton; 3 o'clock at St. Marks. Rustico. Rev. Mr. Patten will be in charge of the ser- vices.

LET PURDIE a FERGUSON fill your footwear requirements for the Corpus Christi Procession.

OF LOCAL INTEREST-Harry jlolldlni the, world's ‘premier hand- cuff king is leaviriftiie varieties for the Chautauqua Circuit; which ,wIIi pay him $3,000 and railroad tic- kets to lecture onSpiritualism anti demonstrate how false mediums do ,iheir stuff. , ,,,_., CONDUCTING .§ERVICE8. — Rev. Mr; Patten who has ‘just ar- rived ou thelilland to take over

the Miltollllailsh charge will doubtless be remembered by many old acquaintances ' here. Mr.

Patten was pastor of the Aiberton Anglican Church several yon. ago anti since then has‘ been In charge of a mission to St. Paula Church, Halifax anti to which be will re

turn in December. " ' ‘

RAILWAY TRAFFIC MEET- ING. —-A meeting of the island Ticket Agents of the Eastern sec- tion of the island division was held .'u. the Board of Trade rooms. Charlottetown on, the evening of the 18th. The meeting was presid-i ed over by F. W. Robertson, gensr-' al passenger agent, Meucton assist. ed by Mr. W. L. Lowther, T. P. A.. secretary Mr. Skeffington. The greater number of the agents‘ from the-eastern section including the city‘ offices were present at this mectinil ‘yhlch was most suc- cessful. The agents from the western section attended a similar meeting at Summerside on. ‘the evening of the 12th. This is a new feature on the part of the Traffic Department of the National

Educational Meetings at which matter; of mutual, interest to the railway and employees are discuss- ed.

PERSONALS

Mr. L. W. Murdock. Murray Riv- er is among the guests registered at the Victoria.

Mr. nntl Mrs. E. If. Mnnkley and sou, Suinmorside paid a visit to the city yesterday.

The many friends of Mrs. Robt. Wnkelin, Unnstnffiiage, who under- went nn operation for appendicitis at the P. E. I. Hospital on Tue-silay will ho plcascii to learn that she ig_ rapidly convaiescing.

Rcvl R pert O'Neil leaves this morning or Edmonton, Alberta.

Mrs. Frank llixby, New Glasgow nrrivoil in the city last night for a short visit. She is registered at the

TEACHERS WANTED-FOR AL- berton High School, No. 119. Principal-male preferred. Sup- plement 8300.00: Vice Prlnciilll. Supplement $175.00; intermedi- ale Department. Supplement $150.00. Alibi! to M. R. beard. Secy of Trustees. 2870-64031

. WANTED-SECOND CLAN EX- perienced teacher wanted for Egiington School, Day Fortune. Supplement $100. Midsummer vacation. Give nearest tole- llliona number when replying.- Mrs. Fred McKenaie. secretary. ' 2804610 II

n........ son.

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Lo I If r. planned the ro n lsrgstelt. Louie, accordill

Carlo Ibatano - arrested. Illa blather Ia

' They are William Intel. Wvilii:

R1188,

Miss Ruth MacKenzis, Boston Mass, is spending a few weeks with Mr .antl Mrs, G. S. Green of this city. After leaving Charlottetown was Mackenzie will visit other olnts of Interest on P. E. I. and ova Scotii before leaving for her

home. crux-xi‘. ‘nu-int

IIRTHI

SHERMAN-FM Rocky Point. inns 10th to Mr and ‘Mrs. James Sher-

son. ‘Congrsttililtione.

BERNARD-Al. Kenlington, June l6, 102i to Iilr. and Mrs. Waiter C. Bernard, (nee Elisa, B. Waite) I son.

MARRIAO__I_I

RRlCK-MARTlN-At the home

f the bride. Julie 10th. bribe Rev.

e1 Maclficar. William Roland

rrlck, of ‘Chsrlotlstfolyu, to Jen- tiib irons Martin of bfdlifilile

4 wens new SUMMER stale

Charlottetown, Sunday school nt 2

ran (nee GWPIIna M. Webster) i1"

it"s.

Jollfl; R. 0. fled Fsrltssflt.

MEETINGS

NEW GLASGOW SCHOOL

\ Supplement $150. Exllwses $140 - New trustee, Percy Diekieson. Daniel Nesbit, retired. secretary. George H. Stevenson. Women's Institute paying ex- penses for new hardwood floor: School exterior to be repainted.

POWNAL SCHOOL Supplement $140 Expenses‘ $170 New trustee, iliiam

W. E. Smith, re ired. ~ Secretary, A. A. Moore.

v lugs. Mr

EMYVALE SCHOOL

Supplement $200.

Expenses, $200 _ New trustee, Aeneas J. Ciarkin.

Peter Cussuck, retired. Secretary, Peter b‘. Clarkin.

MILLVIEW SCHOOL Supplement, $125 Expenses, $110. . Secretary, G. ll, Jenkins

WEST ROYALTY SCHOOL

Supplement, $175.

Expenses, $182,

New trustees, Cyrus Pickard and Augustus liurry, latter filling uil- expired term oi: Lemuel MCKIIIDDII removed from district.

Secretary, P. Curley.

NORTH RUSTICO SCHOOL Supplement, $175 for present teacher, otherwise $125.

Expenses, $135.

Mrs. Ella 1i. Wooinur, re elected trustee. ‘

Secretary, James Arthur.

ARGYLE SHORE SCHOOL Supplement, $150. Expenses, $139.

New trustee, James McPhnil. D. J. McLean, retired. Secretary, Neil A. McNevin.

IRISHTOWN SCHOOL ‘ Supplement, $150. Expenses, 8150.

New trustee, Wm. Profit. Ccudley, retired.

Secretary, Wm. Profit.

NEW HAVEN SCHOOL Supplement, $175. Expenses, $110.

New trustee, John Boyle. Newman, retired. Secretary, Neil J. McKinnon.

Geo

_.Pepe

I GREENWICH SCHOOL

Supplement, $125.

Expenses, $225.

New trustee, Allen Doughcrt. Geo. B. McLeod, retired. ' Secretary, J. A. Meek.

WOOD ISLANDS SCHOOL

Supplement, $125.

Expenses, $93 including sum for painting of school-room.

New trustee, L. M. McMillan. John J. Martin, retired.

Secretary, P. D. McGregor.

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BRACKLEY POINT SCHOOL

Supplement, $125.

Expenses, 8100.

New triistoo, Cleaver Robertson. re-clected and John A. McCalium, filling unexpired term of Albert R. Cutlmore, removed from district.

Secretary, Charles ll. Shaw.

CAVENDISH SCHOOL

Supplement. $125,

Expenses, $150.

New trustee, James 0. Simpson.

Pretl Clark, retired. l

Secretary, Austin Leard.

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Western Guardian

—-SU-NDAY SEflViCESw-Dodoquc Methodist Church, Stindtly. June 22ntl. Bedoque l1 n. m, Soarloiown 3 p. m. Capo Traverse 7 p. -m.—I’. A. Fitzpatrick.

-ELECTRCAL STORM. — The first electrical squull of the acn- snn struck this section on Wednes- day nocn, it was of a somewhat mild nature anti was accompanied by ti few showers of rnin which was highly welcomed by farmers and imrdners. H-

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Hotel Victoria

Water Street, Charlottetown

Offeratote the travelling ‘public a comfortable, tsp-lo- an‘- iiiiiel. Contains 44 - rooms with private ‘baths. The Cuisine is famous all eyei- Canada. Tqlenhane in sil rooms. Courteous ser-

VM H. c. siipwu. Manager

Charlottetown

Hotel C0» Ltd.

Pnsristere

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Murray River: W, Gorgan. Halifax;

sault, Montreal; A.

W. A. Broldy, Montreal; M. if Ior, Montreal; ma, Jas.

Snlimcaiille.’ Mrs. Wrn. Smith,

delicacies»; Frank c, 0w st.

Newton and W. IpNswton. '1‘

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‘residence and its contents were

'11- W- (719101!- QIIQIQX- N. 3-. w- 0- gresslvos one by one and urged the W59!"- mlwwlli L- w- Mlmlwk- necessity of building tbs elevator.

'1'. etmloufleyne. 8L John: R- Dlu- Woodeworth (illabor, Winnipeg Cen- , , MacDonald. tre.) who asked it the fact that 5,!" $710919“; W. T. Mucous. 01- there we; s hyeelection in Halifax lava: Rom. b Levers. Montreal: last year mo anything to do with . Law the decision to construct the eleva- Mdrrison m;

raids; ll H. and Urs- Monk- yon it Ind loo percent to do wiiii umnisraltie; Mien Messier. it."

_ ‘ bu; votive that the worll might be shei- I‘. l-li 8500M. Atmlisbsl: Jena B. veil again. Mr. Huh met by roundly b- Amherst: ll .W- Ian- seisring that if‘ tho Gove ineni ill Everett. St. id not proceed with all s Jse. ._lfs0mI,lcb.-V\a- preparations to complete the eleva-

, . . m; - L‘ tor ho would sina it bls duty to his C- il- Pslmor "Mfptltlleiltlfto liiinle

Tan CRARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

.' l "BAMBI! nocusmca .

This luxuriously equipped ' steamer will ply on the Charlottetown - Plotou route beginning June 2nd. <

Will leave Charlottetown at 0.15 a. nl. returning will leave Fiotou at 5 p. m. I

Passengers for Plctou, New Glasgow, Sydney and Halifax ‘

‘ should patronize this route ‘

, which offers a delightful sea

trip of about four hours In ono

of the ilneat equipped Steam-

‘ ere afloat. Accommodation for ‘ 10 automobiles.

vwvvvivvvvvv

HOCHELAGA ornaments co. ‘

Proprietors

Bruce Stewart & ‘J‘®a’ luttle

Agents

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—THE NORTH BEDECUE Dril- matlc players will present their Four Act Comedy Driimn "Anti Bil- ly Die:ippearetl"_in Port liiil liall Monday June 23. Admission 20 and 35 cents. 2i

—THE LADIES of the New An- nan Woinciis institute are holding ii basket social and concert in Wil- inut Valley Jlali Monday June 23 at 8 p. m. Admission 25 and 15 cents. Ladies with baskets free, 1i

— SUPREME COURT CON CLUDED.— At the filial session of the Supreme Court at Siinilntirslde on Wednesday, Louis Gallant, pre- viously convicted of breaking into and stealing from the drug store of GOIITHUH Lttl., Siimnierside, was sentaicctl to serve a term of six months in the King's County gaol.

—DESTROYED BY F-IRE-Mr. John Connolly. Lot 11, sustained a heavy loss last Saturday when his

totally destroyed by fire. There were no occupants in the house when the fire, which is of unknown origin, broke out. Mr. Connolly on his return from work found his -homo in flames. Despite the ef- forts of the assisting neighbors, the fire which had gained great meaiiwny, was only: exliinguished when the building was razed to the ground. ‘

Fight For Elevator

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The World's Largest Producer o] flualityAutomobiles

TOURING CAR

$1465

f. 0. b. Walkerville,

On tario Exclusive of taxes

5UMMERSIDE

" A history

Ii liorne 8i 0o.

Dealers for Prince Edward- Island '

maker-fa. and still the Leader!

HE STUDEBAKER Light-Six-n history maker-the

first fine six-cylinder car under 3,000 pounds at a four-

I cylinder price.

A car with followers, imitators and adapters by the Ibis?

—but with no rival in quality, p0 It is still the Leader!

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polarity or sales volnirie.

A car built to fulfill the ideal of producing the great/est automobile value in the $1,500 field-the car which started

the stampede from fours to sixes. A car with a specially designed

offset valve niotor d!‘ re- '

markablc quietness, economy, freedom from vibration-and

with tenacious resourcefulness o straightaway and the pickup!

f power on the hills, the

A car comfortable, roomy, good-looking, very easy

handle on the road, in traFfic or in in first cost and especially Iow in

. h kcfs one beat bargain for the man who wants all the car‘

he can get at about $1,500.

parking-iong-iivcd, 10W up-kcep costs. The mar-j

A car that is an investment, not an expense, because it can be bought on very liberal terms, sold or traded in eta F’

very high resale value on a marirc

t always ready and Waite’

ing for a used Light-Six Studebaker-its popularity and‘

demand as a used car are the m0 its goodness as up automobile.

st convincing evidence of

viiic, CHARLOTTETOWN

Name

TEAR OFF Trus COUPON. arid mail to STUDEBAKER, Walker-

teiis you the important points to 60n- sider in selecting an automobile.

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Ontario, for interesting book‘ ‘that

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with the shorter route to Portland in order to supply the ballast for ships.

lien. G, P. Graham said the ques- tion could not be properly consid- creii from one sole angle. There was the question of return traffic to be UlkGlli Into consideration. I-lon, J. 13. M. Baxter. (Conserva- tive. St. John) said Si. Joliii was interested In the development m‘ any Maritime Port. He was in fav- nr of this elevaior anti lie deplored the lack of sympathy In the west with other parts of Canada. It was time the two old parties, “the real parents of ‘Canada, joined hands to save Canada from these modern tleprcdntors from the West." if the iinuse proposed to vote millions for a “mythical railway to the North Pole," the Westerners would ap- prove, lie would wait till the Gov- ernment hnd been "pushed ti few inches further" by the Progressives and proposed to complete llutlson Bay Ry. before he formally regis- tered his dnsopprovai of "that wild cat scheme"

Mr. Low said he proposed in con- sult iho Board of Trade flillii fill‘ Riliiwayg before fixing n site, anti tile plans were now being re-inotlei- ietl. The _whole mutter would lie gone into during tho recess.

Mr. llliillcr saitl he tilil not want io see ain" elevator which would not pay, inflicted on the country.

Mr, Finn Makes Throat. Mr, Finn said If Mr. T-illlcr was consistent lie would do away with the Canadian Nnlinntii Railways in the West. The country was car- rying tlio deficits of ilio Ilniiway's operations in the West and if Mr. Miller would give up the Canadian National Railway he would be wil- ling to surrender the Halifax Ele- vator. W. A. Black (Conseravtive. llnii- fnx.) said llsiifax had waited a long time for the elevator and apparent- ly the Government hnd no intention of building it until the next election when it would probably bo built in the air only. Right Hon. Arthur Meighen said, that the plans for this elevator had been all ready in great detail in the mind of the Minister of Nation- al Defence inst year, but when the last returns iin tho elections came in It was found that new plans ‘would be necessary.