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One small can of salmon, 1 cup of walnut meats, 1 cup of celery 2 9W9‘?! Pickles. Flake salmon; aid... walnut meats, celery 1111.1 meme”; wlllllflfedients together with may onnaise dressing and serve on let- tuce loaf,

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aifnisffliilhlai - i ER l i)! U 1.1g: School. Supplement $75

I dqumlllfi‘ vacetion,...lilhn mo, Secretary. Culfoden.

'1 "JTED- Wanted. ' d“; teacher for Cumberland , 1-1111 School No. 70 Kluge Co. Sap- . plement one Hundred dollars midsummer vacation, T. P. Riley,

8061.

ANGLO-RUSTICO SCHOOL. - wcnts a teacher. Supplement 6120.00. Apply J. H. Buntain,

Wheziiley River.

WANTED— TEACHER FOR MID

' dletou. First class, school No. 90 Supplement $170.00. Write or plione 1‘. W. Bradshaw, Secre- tary. Kinihrn’ R. R.

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oTEACHER WANTED SECOND class for Donagh School, No. 111, siuiploiiiont $75. Apply Edwin Brazil, Sea)’.

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ITEACHER WANTED— SECOND class, for Willtown Cross. Lot G1. Supplement $100. Archie McPher- scn, Secretary.

‘TEACHER WANTED -WANT_ED a teacher for Greenwich School. District No. 98. Supplement $85.00 J. A. Meek Seciy. French River.

‘TTACHER WANTED FOR TEN Mile Ilousc School, No. 74. Apply to J. A. McQiniiil, Seth, ilcdforil it. ll.

PORT HILL school ilistricl No. 4_ Prince Coun ty a first or second class teacher Supplement $100.00. Archie Ellis, Socy, Trustees.

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TEACHER WANTED FOR AFTON ltoitd School. No. 2<11, second class preferred, Supplement $85. John R. Lunil. Secretary.

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WANTED SECOND CLASS TEA cher for Hopefield School, Dis- trict No. 122., Supplement $76.00. Apply to .l._obn_A, McDonald, sec. of Trustees. -

‘TEACHER WANTED-- PRINCI- pai. First class, for Vernon School, supplement Two hunil - red dollars. Apply E_ C. White, isecy. of Trustees

‘WANTED SECOND CLASS teacher for Donaldson School. Supplement $100. Midsummer v11- caiion. James McDonald, Secy., Beilforii, R. It.

PRINCIPAL WANTED. -— VIC- toria. school, lat class male pre- perrad. Supplement voted $200. Apply in person if possible E. Boswell, Sec. of Trustees.

TEACHER“WANTE5.-F|R§T OR second class for Ronnies Road School. situated one mile froin Hunter ' River village. Supple- iman-t $150.00. Miiil summer ve- cotion. Apply to Donald An- drews, Secretary, Hunter River-

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‘WANTED- SECOND CLASS teacher for Granville North School, No. 128. Supplement $100. 00 including Government mini- mum. Apply to l-I. T. Burgoyne Branilnlbane, lt_ R. N0. 1, l’. E.

FOR SALE

vron OALE-lHEAVY BROWN aspen Apply at Guardian Of- O8.

‘NEW GRAFONOLA (UNUBED) for sole. Model D. No. 2. A bar- gain. Apply llnrry Craig, 135 Elm Ave.

‘FOR BALE- HOUSE. MODERN conveniences, large yard and barn also i rooms to let. Apply 57 Brighton Ave.

FOR SALE-Q BEAUTIFUL LOTS at Brighton, high ground. facing‘ soiith_ Ample room for barn and back gardens. Easy terms. Phone 314 Toinlins d. I-Iynes.

‘FOR SALE. - PURE BRED Scotch coolle pups (male) 4 weeks old. Price $5.00. I’. M.

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Three sided m cher and moulder. , (This. inc-liine A is‘ in perfect running order ahdrdn

anlohba Invalid, l" "-5 "FETTQQTlHTQv-un-iu IMIL "

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‘WANTED. NEAT APPEARING vnnnz single men of good habits to travel in the Maritime pro. vincol and solicit. Exeprience uu “Q9959”? Reference required. Address H. C. Looper, Summer. side. P. hi. 1. in care of General Delivery.

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‘SALESMEN WANTED TO RE_ present “Canada's Great Nur_ BBYIBB." Handsome free 0mm s; ciuslve territory . Highest com- missions. Start now at best sell- lug time. Stone d: Wellington. "The Foothill Nurseries," Toron to, Ont.

HELP WANTED MALE.— ANY intelligent person, anywhere who would like to earn money writ- ing news and special articles 1'01‘ daily and Sunday newspapers, we will show you how. Send for free booklet A Straight Talk to Prospective Newspaper Corres- pondents." National Press Bun eau, Buffalo N. Y.

‘AGENTS GET IN A PROFIT

' able all year commission busi- ness of your own. Every property owner needs some of our nine hundred varieties of hardy Red Tag trees and plants. No capital “ ' ". Complete equipment and instruction free. Writs Dominion Nurseries, Montreal. '

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‘SAI-ESMEN-WE PAY WEEKLY and offer steady employment selling our complete and exclus ive lines of whole~root fresh-dug, to-order trees and plants. Best. stock and service. We teach‘ and equip you free. A money- maklniz opportunity. Liilm Broth are‘ Nurseries. Montreal.

‘SALESMAN WANTED. -CALEC- man a self respecting salesman whose ambition is‘ beyond his present i occupation. might

bio his income. Wersquiro a man of clean character milild l3 mind and body, of strong per- sonality who would appreciate a life position with a fast grow- ing concern where ‘Industry would above average earnings; marri-l ed ‘man preferred. Apply to Mr. l". E. Ross, second floor Riley building, Queen Street, op- posits Prewsa Brothers.

FEMALE HELP WANTED

'WANTED— AT ONCE‘ A GIRL for general housework. Apply Mrs. D. A. Aitken, Georgetown.

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‘WANTED FOR SIX WEEKB—- A maid accustomed to cooking. no washing. Good wages. Mrs. Rich- ardson, Georgetown.

MISOELLANIOUI

MAKE MONEY AT HOMEFfi-Iflfl to $60 paid weekly for ,.your spars time writing shoivsarda for new No‘ ajvosaiag. m» instruct and _u1'|pl‘y ‘you with win-in West-Ah iinshiw oarii Service. Ii’! 84* Iborne ‘Street. Toronto. ‘

WANTED

WANTEIL-ONE LARGE FURN-Q ished or unfurnished room for light housekeeping or kitchen and bedroom. Apply by letter to Guardian Ofhce.

‘WANTED- A HOUSE TABLE- maid, good wages, no cooking. p Apply at once to Mrs. T_ R. Black Sackvi1le_ N. B.

lA FEW ROOMS ARE AVAILABLE for rental in private home with al-I modern conveniences. Central location. Apply Guardian (Xlioe.

Fire Sweeps Richibucto

RICHIBIJCTO. Aug. 2—~I<‘Ire that

be seen working. Apply ‘Roy

Cnlemoldiilton. _ - ‘. . AIICIIOII At (lliito A

___ I I will sell by public auction ou hrlturiliiy, August 20th. 192i. at 4 '-"°l°0k ii. m. part of my farm con-i itining fill acres of clear land, wit-ii large dwelling house, ncaiiy new and out buildings in first class con- dition. This is nne'of the host‘ terms in this locality 'ns it has ii sliora frontage of about ~15 chains (‘n tho South West Riven. “more iibiidanco of sen weed and mussel mud can bo obiniinodfliiamly to W500i and churches and etc... fori Particulars apply to. _ W_ W. MeRAE_ ,,_-_ . . .» , Clifton. - Y- -_.m_'..~ Ell.

started here inst night about twelve o'clock and destroyed four buildings, menaced. the whole. northern section of the town on ac- count oi‘ a heavy gale blowing from the west at the time. The wind was blowing from the northwest nnil the remaining portion of the town was in jeopardy.

LONDON, Aug. 2.——A violent earthquake shock was fel-t, in beg- . horn, Italy and elsewhere Mmiday, says a despiitch to the London Times from Milan. Severe dam"- nge was done in the Lake Lugano district. A large ‘building collaps-

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iSPECIALJ-IARVECT train leaves f" 9 "Week in Place of 9.15.

TH! Roosns Hardware Co,

Ltd's do not | m dcluck. 9W9 day Illllll 5

HUGHES DRUGSTOHE W111 b,

lgsnoniy ‘drugstore open‘. all day

~.--- 1 _ "°TI¢E ~Reru1sr meeting or 1.. - U_ Thursday evening 7 p. m, ‘geiinmemberi requested to be ‘pros

’ " l . HARVEST EXCURSIONS- The well known Canadian Pacific Rail- WBY are having harvest excursions on August 4th and 16th_ rate, Char- lottetown to Winnipeg, $24.00,

QLvuE RlVE-R CIRCUIT- Rev. W-lllfedpd. McLeod will preach in Clyde River Presbyterian (‘burr-ii next Sunday, Aug. 7th at 11 a m, West River 3 p. m.—(l’atriot please “QIIY-I

TOTRAIN AT CAMP BORDEN fFiying Officer J. S. Siierrcn, of (rapauil, and Mr. Charles Jenkins

city_ left this week for training with

the Canadian Air Force at (‘amp Burden. Ontario.

CHURCH OF SCOTLAND-Rev. l). M. Lamont will preach on Sat- urday, August 6th at Nine Mile (reek at 7.30 p, m. on Sabbath, August 7th at ilanne (‘nvc at 10.110 "- '11,; at (‘liurchill at 2.20 p. ill. and in the Peoples (Thurch, Char- lottetown at 7 p. m.

ISLANDER TOURS OLD COUN- TRY.-Prof. and Mrs. .I. A, Mac- Donald \\'iio are visiting their na- tivc [IFUVIIICG from Saskatoon, have recently returned from an interest- ing trip to lfrnnce, England and Ireland. Prof. NlacDonzild is teach- er oi’ French at Saskatoon Ilniver- sity and went to the Old (‘nuntry and France to study educational methods there. ile spent several weeks in Paris and travelled much through the Ciiiillii'y. visiting some oi’ the old battle areas as ivcli as the University towns and cities. He found industrial conditions thcrc in a promising condition. Tl‘hierc seemed very little unemploy- ment and the iworkinginau; iliougii living on very scanty wages, ap- peared to lie contented. In England. csipi-icliily in London, unemployment conditions virere VFW)’ much worse. He iitiendeil as n ilcliagate jibe University Congress at Oxford at ivliicli 1iroirrinent university heads from all over the Empire were in attendance. lie also visited the National University and Trinity College at Dublin. Ireland. Pro- fessor MuciDonald was for souie years a teacher at Prince of Wales (‘iollegfi here, and. since his de~ 'lll"‘l"l‘i*- l'0r the West has often visited the, Island. accompanied by his wife, who is also an Islander. They are register-oil ill the Itevero Hotel, city, and intend remaining

find more congenial omploymaut|n View iveeks before returning to with us ad at the sometime iion-,

Saskatoon. Keep nilnarila Ilnllult In alia Iona:

-?—-'—¢0&-—— PERSONALS

Mr. H. H. Hessian. M. L. A.. was in the city yesterday.

-Dr. E. J. Kerr and wife, Alberton_ were in tihe city yesterday

Mr. and Mrs. George MacDonald, city, left yesterday tor Montreal. i-lon. Justice A. E. Arsenault, Suiumerside. ls registered at the ltevere Hotel.-

Mr_ and Mrs. o}. Butterfielii, ilrockville, Ont., nre visiting the province.

Miss iinicy iloairh and Miss Olive

Roach, Bristol, Lot 40, were in the

city yesterday . /

Mrs. illnrry Aitken and her iiaugh ie-r Jean ui’ Amherst, N. S._ are visiting in the city, guests at the ltuss.

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Mr. J_ ll. Myers and party con-- slsiing of Miss Freda hicKiun-on, Miss Lulu and Frank. Borden anil Lr/iiis Myers motored to the city yesterday.

Mr. ll. l)_ Burgoyne, Grandview, was in the city yesterday. Mr. Burgoyne leaves 'l\hursiliiy morning on the iliirvcst Excursion for_West- ern Canada.

-—~w— . ‘Mr. Joseph l’. Walsh accompan- icii by his little sister Alice A. M. Walsh of Nine ‘Mile Creek were passengers on the Murray Ifnrbour train yesterday to Vernon River where they Iinitend spending the re- mainder of their vacation.

iftev. A. .I_ aicNeiil (formerly of Doaktown. N. S.) who recently ac- cepted a call to the pesto-rate of the Wood Islands Presbyterian Congregation. accompanied by Mrs McNeill and daughter M-issJehnie, are in the city, guests at the Russ.

r in?“ com: T0 THE sic chiravsri

at Wood islands West this Wed- nesday evening, August 3rd.

Dr. Houston will be tin his office at Victoria on Thursday from 1D to 5. .

_ HARVEST EXCUR8ION~5—~ Be sure and travel by the Canadian Pacific Railway. the line that al- ways gets you there tirat_

ANOTHER PETTY BURGLARY --The store of Mr. P. J. McDonald corner of Kent and Prince Streets. was entered Saturday night and a quantity of cigarettes and tobacco stolen. The matter has been placed in the ‘bands of the police.

OPPORTUNITY ‘SALE of Delight- ful frocks in charming ginghams, ct $4.98. were selling at $10.98, also dainty organilies at $8.98 were sell ing at $10.98 to $15.00 These frock; are cool and practical, and priced for Swift selling this Wednesday, forenoon only, open at 9 a. m. close at 12.30. PATONS LTD.

BOARD OF TRADE MEETING- The Charlottetown Board of Trade met at five o'clock yesterday aftea noon in the Board rooms. President A. A. Pnmeroy occupied iihe chair. Some correspondence was read by Secretary Higgins, ‘including a letter from the Navy League regard ing preparations‘ for entertaining the men of the Naval Squadron cn ihcii- visit here Aug 16 —19th. Some communications were read from the ieveral Freight Agenti. of the (lanaifjan National Railways rel- ative to new rates ou butter and eggs. 'l‘liese rates mean from l5 to 20 per cent of a reduction and it was moved that they be accepted. lt was decided to send a strong representation to the meeting (If the provincial Boards of Trade RI Summerside today.

Keep lininnrila llninont In the louse

C. N. Headquarters Not Fixed AsiYet

O'I"I‘.-\\V.\, .-iui:. ‘_‘-— The locum" oi’ the liPilil offices ot‘ the (lwllflfllall National Railways is exciting keel!

(sompetltion. M-onirezil, Toronto and Winnlpcg all have illstlflill claims for JIIEAP ililices. 119110113

that it had been decided to locate the Canadian National Railways executive in‘ Toronto are without foundation. No decision has ‘been reached, as the question has not been considered byithe present ex- ecutive. nor is it likely to -be until the new executive oi the consolid- ated system is established. Winnipeg claims the head ofllces

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_——FIR_S_T MusHRooMe- 1m..- first mushrooms reported picked this season were plucked Tuesday morning on the rlflc range, west oi‘ Sumrnerside by Mr. John Gallant.

-aic m TODAY--Todiiy (Wednesday). forty or more repre- sentatives o§_the various Island Boards of Trade will gather in Sildnilllerflldififlglf‘ a get together c'on- ference whenfifnatiers of interest to the island generally will be dis- cussed. The conference will open at the civic building at 2.30 lathe afternoon, in the evening a ban- quet wiil be held in Fipworth Hall.

-—TH-E TALKING TOP- Con siderable money has been changing hands these last few days. in small .imoants_ among the vehturcsome ones of Summeisiiie, through a new linme known as the “Talking Top." The lop, which tells the spinner i0 "take two," all put. “put 0' ," “lake all,“ ‘take one,’ “put two" Ill lust as risky for the beginner as any other game of chance.

—A GOOD SHOW-“Tlirec Live Ghosts" niie c-f the most attractive and imirthful comedies of the sea- son, just rciciised from a long New York run, ‘played in liappylsnil theatre. Summersiile. on last night licfore a good house .111“; plot_ which is new anil tier-idly enter - taining, holds hundreds oi‘ nppor ~ (unifies for real good lun and the capable talent which staged tlic Production lost not n chance tn ilevelop ‘all there was to the origi‘ iml SI‘.I'l'I)I.. It was one of tlic best comedies that has been shown in Sunimerside.

-—PIONEEIRS WON OUT- An- illhci- rattling gdnd game oi‘ bull was plaiyeii on the Suurlruersiilc liigh Siiic-nl diamond on Nionilny" night. resulting in a win for the Pioneers over the Red Sox by a score of il—7. In the fifth inning the score stood 7~ 2 in favor of the Sr/x but n home-run swat by Kelly oi’ ilie Pioneers. with the bases full, brought in four ivclcoiue runs, and the saline trick repeated under siirillar conditions in ilie seventh inning, Iielpcil lo put the Pioneers in the lead. The batteries were: Nocinon 11.. Doyle p., Lynds c... Red sox_ Bowen p., With- row c. Joseph Mcihiliough was um» rire and “(‘olonel" McLeod was base judge.

—FUR~NITURE MEN AT SUM- MERSIDE- Six furniture Illiiiill - facturers_ some of whom ivorc ac- companied by their ivives, visited Summersiile. Monday in thc in - terest of their industry, and speak in euiogistic terms of P_ IE. island. To many of them it was their first trip t0 this province, and after visit ing various other provinces tlii-y seem convinced that P. E. island is extremely fortunate in having such luxuriant vegetation and bountiful crops in comparison with other provinces. The object oi‘ their trip ie to study conditions. and if

of this system owing to its central location, and also that from that icity start the Granld Trunk Pacific westward and the Transcontinental

the location of the head offices of the Canadian Northern lines, and makes its claim as the greatest ce-ntre in favor of nationalization of railiways. Also, from ‘that city comes the present chief of the ex- ecutive, Sir Joseph Flaiveiie.

the Grand Trunk Railway and is the greatest traffic centre in Can- ada: It is on tidewater and is the financial centre oi‘ the Dominion. The Grand Trunk offices are aile- quate ‘for the executive branches of the National system. "wihiie in Toronto itliere are no suitable oillc- es orwncd‘ by the ‘Government Rail- ways or the Doinii-nion Government. Toronto's campaign against Mou- treal is ibased on tho assumption thatLMoatreai is opposed to nation- alization of railways.

It~is Ibelievcd here that Winnipeg has no serious claim lIfl-lllE head offices of the Government system. it is also felt that to locate them in Tlomnto would not add to the strength of the National system and might create a feeling of dis- satisfaction in Montreal, Some ad- vocate as a solution the location of the executive in the capital, leav- ing Montreal, Toronto and Winni- peg as centres of control of their TQBIIectI/ve areas. it is stated that the executive in itself would not ‘require an elalborraite staff, and that it could do its work in Ottnwn as well as any other point, but with the retention of the Government Merchant Mnnine as I1 part or the National Transportation system, the sentiment here is that ii will be impossible to ignore Montreal's claims, even if political considera- tions might point otherwise.

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[a a wondq-fu] pqligf East Boston; Peter‘ Muise, Glou-

foi- Su burn. caster; John Wolf and James

‘"95 c" Lnriiin. Boston, arrived here today

from Port. Dufferiti - in route‘ to

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YARMOUTH, Aug. 2.—After losing their schooner the Morning Star’. off Boston in a thick fog a‘

weak ngo- and after wandering about in their, dorios lashed together for four days, without

food or water and exposed to cold,

eastward. _-'i‘oronto is at present‘

Montreal is the headquarters of '

.1~ossible open up new markets for

lihey nre visiting the ‘Maritime Pro- cd the prairie provinces. This year

‘thep are visiting the illariiime Pro- lvinces, and The Guardian reprc ~ Veniictti-ve understands Qthciy arie extremely well impressed with the prosperity of P. E. Island

United States To Feed Russiars Starving Children

AVASIIINGTON, Aug. 2.—-Pre- pnmtions for the relief nf the starving Russian children, upon rc- lense 0i‘ the United States prison- ers held by the Soviet Govern- ment was ordered begun today by Secretary Hoover, chairman oi’ the American Relief. on receipt of cable from Maxim (iorky, trans- mitting Soviet authorities uncon- ditional acceptance cf his offer of aid.

IN’ v MEMORIAM

MRS. MARION E. REILLY

Ou July 29th there passed pcucn fully away nit her home in IPorcst Hill the beloved wjfeof Mi‘. Ernest Reilly.

The deceased though young iii years reaching only the twcniv sixth ycui‘ of her life had won for herself n wide and oxtend-ing circle of friends. All of whom rcniizc tho great loss they havc sustained. All who met her strove to know liar for her deep (Thristinn spirit be- camc such only by making iit- a iluily practice of fixing her eyes iipnii the Great blaster 'l‘eucher. Christ Jesus. Whcn lie said "Bless- ad are the ponr in Spirit: for theirs is the Kingdom of Heaven." She so devclopoil that frame of mind. and eloquence of character that a haughty spirit never found expres- sion within lier linme. And as he also said “Blessed are the mock: for they shall inherit the Earth." For in be such she strove. Always gentle and loving making life cheery: and pleasant for those with whom she was affiliated. Also she was known to have studied and understood ills svords when ho said “Blessed are they which do hunger and thirst after righteousness: for they slisilbe filled." She was evcr e willing and an attentive attend- ant iipon ihc means of Grace both public and private. By which Flu‘- showed hcr love and zeal for bur Redeemer. She had been in appur- enily gmil health up until a few weeks prior to her death. when she was taken ill with Brights ills- eiise which worked its deathly mis sion in the end.