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_,___ BALESDIES - WONDERFUL 0P- porturitv for capable men so ram hi; money selling Exclusive line Men's Neckties and the new Royal Buckingham Table Cover direct to consumrr. Full or spare time. Ex- peflEIlCE unnecessary. Liberal com- mission. Write today for Free Sales Otitﬂt. Dept. i406 Public Service Mills of (fanada. Limited. London.

, Ontarm. A. \V 5-31-6-7-141-21-28. For Sale

WANTED—KITCHEN rum. ar-

pty Perk-e $OUQ. 2554-8-23. ii- ———ir WANTED -- AN EXPERIENCED

housekeeper 1n family of two. Ap- ply l‘. O. Boxt05. 4040-5-28-31

.._.. WANIED-MAID T0 WAIT 0N table. Apply 142 Great George St. 4031-5-28-01

WANTED lMM-EDIATELY A housekeeper. Apply to John G. Jenkins, Formal, Lot 40.

I011 SALlh-FUBNITUEE. MATS. etc. Apply Guardian. 4024-5-28-31

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Iluston Street. 4082-5-30-31. FOR SAUL-HALL RACK. APPLY 10 ‘i-Pfinre Street. 3988-5-21-31.

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MUD WANTED - REFERENCES required. Strathcona Hotel. _ 4055-5-20-31

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grnwLm: in boxes. Each box co11- 5g mug , _ . , _ , , ., 23 ._ famine mrr 150 s'ccd. Per box 25c. , Tomwn Plants 1c each. M. J. Bfaothnh"

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llll B01’! TRY THESE FRESH SAL- mon at P. J. MacDonald's. 4075-29-5-21

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Pitts" leave at Guardian Office. Reward “170-5-29-31 . .

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>________________ "M! AND sciesons SHAR- . "Md. umbrellas repaired. Wlll be ; ‘i Empire Hotel May 30 to June 3. "l" ' 4080-5-30-21 €g_____ FOUND ON MY PREMISES. 2 mfilnls. male and female, one red ""1 “hilt, one black and white. If ‘not claimed before 5 days will be 801d t0 ply UXDQIIICS. Htlﬂh J- Bmlth. Bedfofd, R. R. AOH-QQ-S-Zl

lgcrion sate: n BOBDEN WED- HEMIY. June 4th, at 1 o'clock. b "one milk cows. young cattle. m?‘ mlmilllfi’. harness and a ﬁrlliliy of household furniture. m“ further particulars see hand J F- ylllh F. Morrison. Auctioneer. ' isousrrlenoreeh.

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More Divorce, Bills Than In Last 10 Years

OTTAWA. May 28~The Senate has passed more divorce bills during the present session that in any oth- er year during the pas-i ten years, if not. since confederation. it was re- vealed 1n a report submitted by Hon. A. B. Copp, vice-chairman of divorce committee. Of the 302 applications received. 240 were recommended; six were rejected; five were wihdram-i and 42 were not, dealt with. Of the applications recommended 207 were from Ontario-end 42 from Quebec. These reprelented petitions from 0| husbands and 151 wives. There were ‘l5 different occupations represented among the applicants. In 114 cases the conunittne on divorce recom- mended the remission of the Parlia- mentary fees.

The report anticipcred that in view of the establishment of the On- tario divorce court this year the number of can; coming before the Senate will be .edueed to seventy- flve.

(Canadian Press)

memos’. my art-neither Mlcllorialdlold the Home of Commons today that a Conun- atlve ,, motion for the appointment of a select commit- tee to examine 5nd reportupon the proposals contained in the lmdon Naval Jheaty would be debated in the llcuseaext Mors- day.

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BEA!- TEI PLAY with orchestra at Heart: Hell, Eut- Doyglty, non. ﬁll’. June 2nd. 405mm.“

DON'T comm m dance 1h Mount Stewart mu many night, 30th inst. 4001-5-30

aivohocmrrr - m. the ma. William C. Jenkins, Annandale. an- nounce the engagement of their daughter Elva Marguerite, to Mr. James Howard Noseworthy, Ports~ month. New Hampshire. T11: marri- age will take place in June. 4008-5-00

namLurli‘ YOUNG omens,- NelsonRettenhui-y Jr., leaves for l-Igl- 1m: this mornlni in 10in the R. M. B. Lady Drake, which sailsfor Bermuda end the West lndles Friday, May 80th m. Ratteobury holds a mstvsocean- going certificate and is to be con- gratulated on receiving an appoint- ment on this flneship. The “Lady Drake is one of the five new pas- senger boats on the C. N. 8. Steam- ships sailing to the West Indies from Halifax and Montreal.

P. W. C. SOCIAL FUNCTION-The Third year class of Prince of Wales

' College, and the stat! of the College

Tunes held, at the Brighton Club last evening, n. very successful and en- joyable social function. attended by about sixty students and friends. Dlhﬂihi and games afforded the en- tertainment of the evening. Refresh. merits were sewed. Present with the students at their social were Profes- sor W. J. McDonald and Professor McMillan and Mrs. McMIIlan. Excel- lent. music was rendered by Mr. Euc- lld Gaudet on the piano, and Mr. J. D. McNutt on the saxophone.

Y's MEN'S CLUB-The final meet- ing for the season of the Y's Mons Club was held last evening in the Y. M. C. A. when it was announced tha‘. the meetings would resumed in September. Thee»- was a large at- tendance for the final nicotine. It was decided to hold the annual club picnic. Presentations were made to President J._ A.‘ McNair, on the occa- sion of the arrival of a young son Stanley Donald. and to Miss Burns, as a mark of appreciation for supply- ing music at the meetings. There was no speaker for the evening as it was Lzecessary to hold a business meeting.

Mr. and Mrs. C. W. MacArthur, of Lebanon. N. J., and Mr. n. Borden McClure, Worcester, Masrtyand Mr. and Mrs. I. C. McClure, of Menc- ton, N. 5.. left on return to their homes, having been called home by the death of their brother. Mr. lsrad~ fcrd Chester McClure of Buckley Point. ~

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-I.TN1'TED CHURCH 0F CANADA, Kensington, June 1st: 0.45 a. m., Sun- day School; 11 a. m, "The Price of Penticost, are we ready to pay it?" 7.30 p. m. “The Perils of Penticost. are we ready to face themT‘; Sum- merfleld, I p. m., Sunday "School, 3 p. n1., Public Worship.

-—NOIITH BEDEQUE and Freetown United Church services: N. Bedeque. 11; Freetown, s; Traveller's hest, 1.3m J. w. A. Nicholson, Minister.

—WELLINGTON UNITED Church services for sabbath. the 1st June: No service at. Union Cross or Well- ington on account of special re-open~ ing service at Victor“ West at 11 a. m. and ‘l p. n1. Dr. McConnel. of Amherst. and Mr. McGowan. will probablytake these services. Special collections at both diets of worship.

Po rtrait“ By D Island Artist

PARIS. France. May iO-‘fhe spring salon has ransacked the world for beauty, t-ransﬂlured it in forms of canvass of glowing color. Over six thousand pictures and u many sculptures-twice as rnlny as ever before-are collected this year in the grind palate.

Frederick Willilm Ryan of Chir- lottetown, P. E._I., dilplays a por- trait of fine workmanship.

MCIlINllE-At Millvlew. on May 20. mo. to Mr. and Mrs. Charles‘ Mc- Kenzie, n daughter. '

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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARD

THE RED CROSS

h. Consideration of w. Record and

Appeals to the Citizens to Enroll asMembers And- Contribute to It's Funds.

Generous Donations Respectfully Requested, Membership. $1.00 a Year.

The led Crou has helped many. Give 1t your help new.

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Request TQTIatAnti And Posselt Be Tried If! U. S. A.‘

At the third session of the prelim- ihlry hearing of the Anti-Pencil: "-9! 111 Gﬁﬁfgetown Wednesday morning it warstated by Attorney- General Campbell that officials of ‘the United states Government are seeldifik to have the trial take place in the native country of the accused.

in this connection Mr. Campbell stated that although the ship be~ longs to a lei-sign nation, the me- ment. she entered the harbor those on board became amenable to the criminal law of the country and therefore the courts here would have jurisdiction to try the case. The Am- erican Consul representing higher authorities states that his nation is desirous of having the prisoners sent back to the United. states, handed over to the American authorities and dealt with in the courts according to the law of that country. Mr. Campbell said he had not discovered any way in which this could be done. However, he asked that the prisoners be remanded for one week.

One witness gave evidence, Sun- ter, a sailor, who stated that heaaw the prisoners enter the forecastle pre- vious to the shooting, and later saw Posselt look out then re-entar.

The attorney general summed up tlieevidence against the prisoners and asked for an indictment.

Mr. David Mathleson followed for the defence and argued for dismis- sal. While he admitted thlt there might be sufficient evidence to send Anti to the Supreme Court there was not sufficient evidence Ila-instalme- selt, who had nothing to involve him in thg injury or death of the boat- swain; Against» Anti the‘ only existent factor was his own statements, and the counsel therefore requested thot the charge of murder be dismissed.

The case was adjourned m! the prisoners remanded for one week.

Returned To P. E. Island ,O0uti.nued mm Pace 1

ily decided to return to Canada, and ail-m moire 1t their heme. Ml‘. bee: ,,~3;'_-.,§’1.h'1lly found the climate of San Diego, which is on the reeeoast. and which has a wonderful harbor. w be all the}; could be wished m: either in summer o1- wintor- The Mexican border ls about twelve miles south of San Diego 811d Jua! ixcross the border a mile or two is the town of Tia Juana and u. mile or so further-Von is Aqua. Calls-nie- This place has become a lemons robe course and gambling resort. end is continually: being visited by tourist-s and residents of California 111d 0! the nclloining states. For one hun- dreq days during the past. fall and winter racing was carried on tennin- geln; shoutjttsrch 17th. Commenc- ing again in July there will be a summer sales of races lasting about eighty days, _Fl'l0~lf:1lly all visitors tn Tia Juana and Aqua Caliente must pass through sen Diego.

In addition to the Mexican at- tractions sen Diego in itself is a wonderful city 0f shout. 150,000 D017- ulation. In the centre of the city is a park of over 1.600 acres. upon which millions of dollars have been expggdgd, mg army and new are very prominent 1n Sl-h DLON» 1nd have extensive bases there.

. ‘fhereisamovement. on foot how which. it is expected, will locate an munense dirigible base on the i663- tion of Camp Kilfhvy ‘Nob 4B I few miles to the north of ssh more. and which 1f located there would mean an impartial addition to the city. m. Beer passed through To- ronto Sunday morning and was in- formed w friends who mo. hu par- ty at the train that. on Saturdly night there had been heaW fro» ll

of Ontario seemed b0 be slightly i.n eovanoe of thlt of Prime Edward Island. but in New Bummer it is about u far advanced u here. In Qt. John, the e. 8. Prince leward Illlndwllleehintlﬁmloclnbut how fu- the wont is eevaaeoc Mr. leer did not learn. AIILINAp ‘rem. May ll- hree mm were breed to death in a fire been today which do, ltroynl a rooming been in the butane dlatrlct. light. other perusal. including two

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Citizen Recalls Building Of Old

Mission Vessel

Reterenoe to the mission ship Day- Iwlnr. 1n a recent- issue of The Gtiardian was read 111th more than passing interest by Captain T. c1} ‘Baylor. of this ci y, who remembers

this ship very well. Captain Taylci-‘s recollection of the incidents connect- ea with the building of the Day sprint, some sixty years £0 1s S111.‘ vivid. He recalls that. the ship vrasi a bu-iglntine. painted white. and was; built by the llte Senator J. W. Cer- I michael at New Glasgow. Cl-Ptalhl Mllian Pram. of Pictou, was cap-l tam, Mr. Currie. being first omcer. The ship was ﬁtted out at; Piciou, for he: voyage to the mission sta-l tlcnat. Anelteum, a mall island mi the New Hebrides Bfﬂup. ,

Capt. Taylor recalls also that Jlﬁl-i before the Days-print. sailed from< Piotau, Captain Fraser got marriedfl the bride being Miss Julia Crowe. of ‘ ‘Huro. Mrs. Fraser accompanied her husband on the maiden voyage and‘ on sirbsoquent. trips to the Pacific: Islands, where the Daicpring, traded‘. for years la a mission ship.

-In later wars Captain Taylor when mister of a strip. met Captain: Fraser, hi; wife and family, in Liv-g erpool. CQpt-lin Fraser was an unclcl of Mrs. William Prowse. cf this city)

The navspvinr. osm- ray-ici- be-|

a typhoon. l

Captain Taylor himself made many voyages atoms the ljacincﬁ both to Australia and Japan. Thoscl were the days o! square-rigged sail- ing vessels.» when steam power was a novelty, and._when the seven seas’ were sailed by "wooden ships and lion men."

Fear Expressed i For Schooner ‘

(Canadian Press) NORTH SYDNEY. N. 5.. May 29—l Fear was ewressed here today for‘ the safety of the tern schooneixi "General Plumer." 1'17 tons. which, sailed from Barbadom for Port Au, Basques. Newfoundland. on March 10. and has 110i; been reported. The, "General Plumer." commanded by Captain Lionel Hickman. of Grand Bank. N1. and manned by a crew of six, had recently been overhauled and repelnhed, and should havef made the trip 1n from twelve to‘, eighteen days. The sighting of a cap- f sined schooner hull. newly painted. eighty miles east of Scateri. was re~ ported here today by Captain Piercey of the schooner Wallle C.

Canada's Declining Foreign Trade

In the fiscal year which ended on March 31. 1930. Canada's foreign trade fell 10 per cent in value. or a quarter cf a billion dollars. below the aggregate for 1928-1929. The reduced z grain yield in 1020 and the unsold wheat of last year's harvesting were pointed to by Mr. Dunning in his budget speech, as the sole reasons for this decline.

home other explanation. however.

lforeign trade figures, far more seri- . our. in the first month s1 the fiscal l year new current. For the month of lawn, 1m. Canada's foreign time i declined in both exports and imports.

lithan in April 1929. Exports lest

l month were $53,508,000 as compared [with $61,153,000 1h April 1829. while | imports this April were only $11,222.- l 0M. as lgcirist $91,517.20‘! in the cor- ‘ responding month last year. The

Toronto. The folillﬂ in lome pans dam-Wm Imam" L, 25 p" cm; 10,1110 played .1: concerns.

i the first month of the current fiscal year. u compared with an average decrease of 10 per cent for the whole of the last fiscal year-

The fact is that Canada continues to pay the price. and a tremendous price it ie.-of the fiscal instcbility and low-tariff attitude which have marked the record of the King Gov- ernment during its eight year." in of- floc.

EDMONTON. May lh-lpccial freight ma n Alum coal will be is 5min in m1 from omin- ber l! b hi! 18. eccwdtu to

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must be found for a shrinkage cfi

the aggregate being $11,000,000 lower ,

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Mﬁllm. ESE-ll. SAVE ow r * * Mm _ SHAt ES You, 1 - .' acrosnzor- COLLEGE C. C. I. T. Concert A _ FRENDS. x BLADES HAPPY ,. g . . _ ‘i; 47c 89c o" _ A very enjoyable play and cancer‘ r; __ GRADE" wl-s held 1T1 Zion Hall May 29th. h‘ ;._; mun" ATIOVK‘ Z1011 Church c. c1. 1. T, under thr I BIAbR‘ PM capable direction of Miss Francrn. 4 ’ " P rker Moore and Mrs. James Macl-‘aclyvii. ' 47,. 89¢ a assisted by Miss Jean Ross. The d.l- 7 Fguntain ferent scenes 1n costume were well i, ‘n Fur? I H m _ \~ Pens rendered. The Rev. M. Scott Fulton ,' "jc -_ f‘ 1U M - ‘ < i‘ (“L531 ablv Um! a; chairmub Fouowmg I f...» l\'.iR 171 =1 .~-11.1\1\‘t. 1' 1115A)! .. and “.5; the programme. , .30.: Mi .".'\l'\'§ r111“ I_'~'1; 1R1. ‘n1 _, ’ g , Opening Solo and Ci10l'US-"SCll(LIOi . ~ _ *‘“*'“'~“7' '1 33-331 - - l Cncxls Days". Soloist Gladys Lafierty and “_‘!-‘-’v*~“-* U‘? w‘? "' ' " ‘h’ '- Lorena French. A TrQ-K‘ ILYA . . . . . . . . .. 501' Solo "When Irish Eyes Are Smii- grfigu“ S!“ ' i " .1533: mg“—Miss Lorena Sample. Fail} __ ' ' Likzu‘ Pantomime - M153 Iva Nswaj, _. . "b" kL-wj‘ l-mr _ ~ w: GIEIS Scdhooll-Spesker. Miss Alice Part- " ' ‘M ‘ " “' " Bu“ *0“ 5m; 01;}; n Be‘ ‘ ‘Pr LAKL‘ Lg]; Q“ a‘ [vf — (0\IPLETE ,,. , ., " ~ ' ~ I » - A LRLAPI ' ‘ Solo- smnih Through _ M1. W L,,.'.1l,_l_ l “i, '_ “ML l srocx Margaret Ross. ' ‘ " -' -~- 3 Gypsy Choms 1n costume. Soloist, _i . 1' +~ _ - , Prim‘! from Blanche Laﬁerty and Ahce Partridge but" ‘U! '1')" - ‘I 3 to $10.01.»

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THE . n» ~ ~- 1- - Japanese ill costume, by Juniors. ,_ ._ . . _ ,_ _, __ i ‘YL h_ Intermission and sale of candy f. "v' ‘E (IF [MJTER i “H155 ’ enlgley-Att I of ‘A hicclvcrn "tilnqpy. 1 _ ugh‘ - “Eéw . Act 11 VIFE’ i‘ it"! [s1 new u a u _ Soloist. Freda Alacltlillan. ti" P Li" F,‘ r311" B T The cast 1s as follows; Q n1 5 ‘Lu-d ‘J o! e ' '

Cinderella Ohrzen-Blanchp Ldﬁorty Genevieve Nichols-Anna Mai-Milan l Louise ltl0n1g0mcry--isol;cl Storey. ‘

Hazel Fiskc-lrma Patterson. Mary Smith-Itlarie Walker Esther Barizessfiiltii Young Edna Gillett-Florciicc Hal-poi‘ Pauline MltlOlTL-lfi-Zi \’Vh;tc. Lucile \VOQdbl'lEl§G—I"l"t3(lii hlthiilian Avis Conic-Margaret Cameron; Dorothy Ames-Cynibeime Jenkins. Ethel Alkli'l5——D{‘l‘Oih_'v' Hizflzns.

Emrl Nelson-Fi-aimcc; Whitc. Mrs. lmtford-Helcn Farguharson hfiss St. Eustis-Alzce Partridge. Mrs. O'BrlC11—LOl‘€l‘l3 Sample.

The leaders and girls mash to thank Messrs. R. T. Holman A" Co for fur» niture so kindly loaned fur the play.‘

Noted Violinist Has Little Luck

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CHICAGO. May Z9——'U P 1- D.;< gtfsod as an old 111.211. and rlressorl .11 cld clohhtng. Jacques. Gcrlon. concert master 01 the Chicago $J':11vi;1on".' f0: nine lears. cimierl $5.51 cents from an Juuhenrc of '10 rare 1.. playing his $40000 stradrva .11.: vio- lin c111 llficlrgan Boulmarcl.

It was to settle a rlwpvre. A 111.151; zuie recently prmterl ".111 ﬂFY-lvles. One sanng that. if Jascha lieifclz.

famous \'lCi'.1't1E.t. were to play on hrs 1 V

Ycrk streets he would 1'» renhon a.n.~l the 0511c,’ ("l he ivculd black the traffic.

Gordon ivroverl that rm rtrwst "-11.1 01.111 more zen-l draw: ZlWFtVQl‘ crnvrls than c111 the ordxnzry- st e‘ p113": but. he did not draw s11? a czwrrl as to cause traffic crnrertr-n

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persons paths": n1 cox-tom"! halls

11g thousands h; rlﬁliﬂt‘! were attracted

A11 elderly wﬂiiiiii v15 '11s iifci :0 show her appreciation 5hr l.“- esiorl a few moments. \\"1.'"l on eﬂtrl then came hack 111M111: = small

ro€n into Gordon's mp Then as ﬁillfo iwrws came on‘ loi- lunch. the rrcwvd grow". O‘f'.'.~ hit": stenograpliers and b11511‘ men chl- leoted and the Gruis laccnn tn clink- mm time rnp. Women 111311" uh mcrzr‘ than half th- crowd. Ciordon spied l-lsrmrm Do-rries on» the best-known mnszr critics 1:1 iﬁhicsgo. and Mrs. Devri-s. Tm ‘three lived m the same lwcl. Gordon starred playing the 31-41.- iaticm from Thais. which he kno" t.- 'l*o Des-rim‘ favourite. ‘ The couple llstenei znlezitl" and ‘when the concert master "Ad r1111- mews the seleolimi. thrv stirred n frantic search for coins. All the ‘ichange they had they dropped 111m ‘the cup. lt. tctalecl 1R rel-ire. Gordon ‘allied the Sdllllt" numlwrs including , several Victor ,

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;.<.pirituals. | He played for nlnut to mrnuies lstopplng when his fingers inanim- ‘numb from the cold wind blowms down ltflchlgan Boulevmd.

On his way back to his hotel. (for Tldon spied an old 111.111 11113-1113 =1 YlO- ‘tin in front of 11 1-0337 1101101.. There was no audzence.

word receive: by I-Iotvard Stuch- burr. Alberta Trade Commission- er. from E. J. Garland. M. P. for Bow River, here today. .-._.“

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