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GIT ICADY POI. EXHIBITION. August 1731s to 21st. Arrangements are being mods for the biggus show

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i); SALE-OLD PAPERS. 5 CENTS ,§undl9. Guardian Office. 2-4-11 01*”?-

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‘git SALE-BOAT CRADLE. AP- 5092-6-8-31

Anrzs BICYCLE, opractically new. Ina Carrier. Mt. gfleflxfig 5ll2-6-9-3i. 51555515.... SALE on sroua “no warehouse for rent. Apply W. $3, Johnson, 127 North River Road. f 5084-6-8-21.

i"? mg SALE-LOT ON MALPEQUE "and with house and barn. Price 1mm for quick sale. Apply to John :1’. Bradley, Auctioneer. I , 5116-6-9-41.

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!__§___ Kill. SALE - REGISTERED AYR- -shire bull. eleven months. Grade A lgire, record of performance dam; figrge, high testing stock. Also little Zplgs. J. A. Lannan, Montague.

3 5072-6-B-tts3i.

[on SALE-HISTORIC GRAND- Dfathcrs Clock, built by celebrated

Imgistered Scotch Olockmaker. EjJiivid Somerville. If interested 5041-6-8-31.

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[ANTED — AN UNMARRIED MAN jor farm work. A. R. Clark, Cape jiriivcrsc. P, E. I. 5098-6-9-2i.

i?” IELIABLE MAN FOR. ONE IIUND- Cred store route; this province: ex- perience unnecessary; no selling; iiisiribute and collect. Should net Qeventy dollars weekly. shame; Mfg, company, New Toronto, Ont. j 16-18-19-90.

BECOME EXPERT B A R B E R through our special low cost course. Jiundrcds oi successful graduates. r-Wrlts Moler Barber College, 573 Barrington. Halifax. Oct. l-i-tts-ti.

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LOST-PAIR OF SILVER FOXES miilr. 06-32-13: Female. C.C.D.7-c. Finder communicate with com. missions-r of Provincial Police.

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ill _ i . i} . ___ _ ;___. _ WANTED — BOARDERS. APPLY 46 ‘jiocliiort-l Street. 5097-6-9-31.

5-"- Female Help Wanted

IYAWED - COOK. STRATIICONA Hotel. 5065-6-6-31

. WANTED—.\I.~\ID FOR. GENERAL work. must be capable and well rc- wcmmcnded. sue preferably 20 to

35 roars, good wages. If not ef- ficient. do not anply. Pure Milk ¢°~ Gt George st. 4883-5-29-ti

worms WANTED T0 saw iron us at nome Sewing machine "neces- sary. No selling. Ontario Neckwear Cvmmny. Dept. m, Toronto s,

Hlzh Class Security Salesman Wanted

For Local Territory

MUST BE EITIICAL AND GETIC

‘Filer resistance reduced ‘Iillllllllllll! by our uinst unusual Offrriiiz. llurltcii by long recoril u! successful operations of major "lllilillur euillylnk the highest commercial rulings on the North American Comment, with 2b Frurs‘ experience.

Earnings acvorsl times dividend l'i'i|llil‘I'llii‘Il|S, Want iniin cull- Ill-l» n! enrning li0,0il0.00 per your or more.

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“Wlioopee "Again Attracts Large A u d ie n c e s

‘Whoever’ which came to the Prince Edward theatre yesterday for llecond showing. is one‘ oi those Mllres which give the public its "fleys worth in almost any direc- ltn you want to think (,1. Hilar- W‘ "med? from such experts as Indie cantor. the star. and Ethel lhutiu, tuneful songs oi every vari- beautlful girls “m” u only negfeld can pick them, an affecting “lt-Itory. and a general air of sat- "Yl"! Iavlshness make it a ‘picture g B million, a picture that has play- thmllm dates in every city who're

Id its first run, m’? "me lavish settings, ibeautifui . tuneful songs and uproarious “M” "lirvlled by Eddie Cantor and

Tf-‘tifliiant iunmskers is all there. n “whwr who have already witness To thmzvnee it's worth seeing again. Lhown In Ziho missed it when it was m“ 5 year it is well worth

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Miscellaneous

870.50 delivered. Charlottetown.

JOHN ALFRED vincial ville.

FOX RANCIIERS

reasonable in price.

Southport.

Situations Wanted

HOUSE

PAINT-ER, Eepurbeck. Pcardon House.

To Let

conveniences. Apply at St.

At Rotary

tee of the Ottawa Rotary Club.

fingers are as follows; job.

of Rotary.

and other stunts. 4 Energy. 5 Responsibility.

fingers of this hand are:

principle of justice and honesty.

your profession from Rotary. you. 4 The example you set. 5 Your happiness.

the five rules for happiness:

God. I might add

even the undertaker will be sorry.

land Owen. Scout leaders 0i

Charlottetown Club.

seconded by Rotarion Pendleton.

was encored.

Cerrsgher’: Wharf

rived in port with a cam 01’ wil-

Pickard‘! Whlfli

schr. Mona, Cont!!!‘ w"!-

Buntafu. Bell's Wharf B. B. Clyde Valley.

of hard coal. Marius Wharf

Heather now in P0"-

"9-3’ pessimism. sea "Whoop "set ma: troubles.

SPECIAL OFFER TRUCK CABS. well made. fully equipped. Price W. R. Dennis, 5037-6-8-3i. McDONALD, Plo. Land Surveyor, Herman- 4444-5-8-11110.

ATTENTION. Dried Herring is recognized by leading authorities as being one of the best classes of flsh for feed. Will keep indefinitely and is very For sale in small or large lots. T. B. Rogers. 4929-6-2-1wk.

niiirfi’. wants work. Apply Guardian. Niels

5108-6-9-21.

. T0 LET-HOUSE WITH MODERN 327 Fitzroy 5094-6-8~3i

At the Rotary luncheon yesterday the speaker was Rntarian John A. Styles, Chief Executive Commissioner of the Boy Scouts of Canada and chairman of the Education Commit-

Rotarian Styles addressed himself particularly to new members, his subject being "The Two Heads of Rotary.” ‘The left hand he said, rc- presents what you should know a- bout Rotary and each of the five

1 Service day by day in your own 2 Attendance, which is the price

3 Fellowship, which may be man- Iifestcd by (a) hearty handshakes, (b) first name acquaintance (c) singing

The right hand of Rotary means its influence upon your life 0r its interest in you personally. The 11W

1 Rotary wanis you to be a suc- cess-n success based on the hiih

2 Rotary is interested in your vo- cation; you are the representative to

3 The other Man's vocation and

Dr. Charles Barker has laid down (1) Learn to look on the bright side oi everything that touches your life (2) Accept cheerfully the place to which you find yourself today. (3) Throw your whole soul into your job and do the best you can (and as the 811953" said parenthetically, let the anifels clean up your mess). (4) Form hib- its of extending little acts of court- esy day by day (5) Adopt an attitude oi childlike trust and confidence in

another. said the speaker; So live that when you i110.

Past President Percy Turner pre- sided today, and the guests were Dick Filliter, Scoutmaater, and Mait- the

King's Own troup. of Charlottetown- Ex. President Palmer read letters from visiting delegates expressing appreciation of the hospitality of til!

‘On motion of Rctarlan Huicheson.

vote of thanks was tendered $110 officers and the chairman oi the vlrloua committees for successfully carrying out their conference duties. The musical program included a vocal solo by Mrs. A. n. Roper. who

Along The Water Front

Bohr. Henry M. Cspttin White ar-

Schr. Irene M. 13.. Chili-Bl" Mm‘ Donald in part with s. cargo of coal.

sohr. Hazel, Captain chairmen.

now discharging a. M110 01 0°11 t a

present discharging a wlfl 0f 5W-

Captain Ma- gulrg in port yesterday with a carsv Revenue Cutter Ohaleur, Onnlllfl

c. o. s. Arsnmore. Cumin Oll- but. lasdins marlin M Bel" Ill’-

ou record. Got new prise list Ind commence fitting your stock. J. W- uoultsr. ‘ ‘ l“ ‘“ .., P. B-I.

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0N VISIT TO NATIVE 1'30- VINCE-Bir Andrew IlfAcPhaii. K.O., M.G., o! Montreal. eminent surgeon, soldier and author, passed through the city Friday, accompanied by a party of friends, an rout» to visit at his summer home in his native pro-

A-ir-isrr 7170 oui; sroua MAY "m" °‘ "m" "'1'" 1'1"*¢-— mean a. big saving for you. The 34°11“!!! 11m"- Second Hand Store, 10B Richmond r--_ 5'" 5085-5-84! PAINFUL INJUBIES.—W'IIUs on -_______________._._____._, .

hi! Wly home to dinner on s bicycle st noon Ycsterdly Mr. Wm. Mc- Eschcm, an employee of Bruce Stewart and Co, was struck by an automobile at the comer of Fitzroy and Queen streets. The driver stopped and drove the lniured man to the P. E. I. Hospital, where it was found his lnJuriee were not serious. He was able to return houie.

IIORSEMEN ATTENTION-Train, ing tickets for race horses are avail- able at the Secretary's. Office, Pro- . vinclal Building. A fee of 85.00 will be charged for each horse. This mou- sywlllbeusedtokeepthstraoklu condition. Stalls will be available until the bones arrive for EXHI- BITION BACES about. August 10th, lwhsn they must be vacated. but will be available for use after Exhibition until October 1st. J. W. Boulter, Bec- retary Charlottetown Driving Park and Provincial Exhibition Association

THE BIG PROVINCIAL IX‘!!!- BITION of 1031 commences Monday, August 11th and continues until Pri- day night. Biggest prime list in hist- nry. Fastest and best horses will com- pete. The most thrilling vaudeville sets. Bigger and better Midway. In fsot the biggest and bust show by large odds em stand in the Garden o4 the Gulf. Tsli your friends about the dates. Arrange your holidlys for this carnival of fun sad education- J. W. Boulier. Secretary. Chi-riotin- town, P. ll‘. I.

GOVERNOR, DALTON FIJI! TO TIGNISH-Bunday afternoon Lisut. Governor Dalton enioyedhis first sir plans ride when he stepped sboord the bi-plsns owned by his son, Ger- ald, and in company with the latter. who was at the controls, and Pilot Thos. Livermors. who accompanied m, Gsrsld Dalton in the plans from Boston, took ofi from the field near the P. ll. I. Hospital st 4 o'clock ior Tignish After spending the af- ternoon in Tignish the plans re- turned to Charlottetown between 7 and 8 o'clock. Before taking off Mr. Dalton took the plane up on a trial test. performing some thrilling stunts which were viewed by s. large num- ber who had gathered st the field. Before taking off for Tignish, Mrs. Murray, his sister. was taken ior a short spin over the city.

Mr. H. u. Railings, North Rustico, was in the City yesterday.

DEATHS Jonas-At the r. a nuns hospit- al. June 7th. infant son 0f Mr. and Mrs. J. Welter Jones, aged 2 days.

ADAMS-At Beaview, June 8, 1931, wfiliam Adams, aged 73. Funeral Wednesday, June 10th, I p. m. from his late residence.

LAVERS-At New Perth, June l. 1031 William Levers of Georgetown, aged 70. Funeral from his home at George- town at 2 o'clock Wednesday.

PARKMAN-At her home, in New Glasgow. June B. Mrs. Albert I-I. Park man, aged 72 years. Funeral notice a later.

HEDGE-At the Provincial hunt- orium. on Monday, June s. 1l3l, John S. Home. lged 40 yes-rs. Fun- eral from his lste residence 06 Roch- ford street. Wednesday, June 10th, service starting st a o'clock, funeral leaving at 2.80. Intennsnt People's Cemetery.

iii MEMOBIAM

Inloving memory of my deer Mother. umf-learylsldwhodisd Junsalilils.

Alovingntuthortrussndkind Noirisndouesrtbliksherwefiud. lllcrallotusshsdidhsrbsst misGodgsvsherew-nslrest.

mums a; Ber Dalgbter Ilsa, Edwin Williams.

The claim for unpaid wages oi the crew of the S. 5. Amie (formerly O, G. S. Brent) subsidized as s fish collecting steamer by the Mackenzie King Government, was ably reviewed in Parliament on June l by Mr. W. Chester S. McLurs, M.P.. for Qusenqwho introduced the sub- ject while the House was in Corn- mlttes on Supply. We quote Mr- Mc- Lursk remarks es they appear in I-Ianssrd oi the above mentioned date:

Mr. MoLURE: Under this item (of Fisheries Dept.) I wish to direct the attention oi the committee and the Minister of Fisheries to an item which probably does not ‘deal direct- ly with salmon. ‘The mutter to which I shall refer is one which has been brought to the attention oi two and probably three uiinistare of fisheries in the last few years. While in some cases the ministers have given their decided opinions in the matter, yet the parties who have been injured have not had their claims satisfied. I refer to the subsi- dized fishing steame , Amls. The

MILTON, St. John's Church. Sun- day School 1nd Bible Class It 10 l. m., Morning service at II a. IIL, Ev- ening service st 7.80 p. m4 5t. Mark's Rustic , 3 p. m. Preacher Rev. Geo- rge Westbrook. L. ‘Pi-I.

CENTRAL PARIlIl -.Church of Scotland, luv. J. Eustace Purdis, B. D will preach on Bebbsth. June 14, at

ohurohiu at 10.80 s. m. Nine ZMlle Creek at 2.30 p. m. and Canoe Oove at 7.30 p. m. Bpsclsl collection st sll services.

POLICE DOUBT-At the Police Court yesterday morning. two men. charged with being drunk and incep- sbls. wsrs each fined 06 and costs or ten days. A third was fined s10 and costs or ten days. A man charg- ed with being drunk in charge of a motor vshiois, was given seven days in- Jail. A case oi assault was ud- Journed till today.

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GOOD PUBLICITY-"Princa Ed- ward Island" is__ths subject of an in- terssting article in the current issue of Canadian Service, l. bl-wsekly mainline published by the Olnsdian Firs Insurance Company. The article is illustrated and is supplemented by an editorial note drawing special st- tention to the fact that through a wise policy oi mixed farming, this Province has apparently suffered less from the depression than any other part of Canada.

SERIOUS INJuuv-ssturdsy If. ternooa while Ctephen Duffy, an sm- ployeo of the O. N. R. was descend- ing o ladder while at work in the yards he fell quits s. distance land- ing on his beck on thc railway tracks. He was token to The City Hospital where it was found no bon- es were broken but he sustained in- Juries that will necessitate his re- maining in The Hospital for about a month.

IIBIKAIIS CILlBRATI-The lfl nusl District Association meeting 6f the Rebekah mdges on the Island takes place this afternoon in the I. 0. O. I. Hell. A ism number of dslolstss are expected and Put Pres. idsnt Mun. D. Cross of Ksntvule, N. 8., will be the Instructor. Mrs. Cross will arrive by the Pictou bolt. It is a good thing for the City to have s0 many conventions held hers, and all an assured of s. hearty welcome. AIpheRebekshudgsNo. Itisen- tertsining the visitors while in the

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marriage of Owendoilu llcillchlin, youngest deusbter of the late Iisv. Dr. W. '1'. lhrridgo sad the lets Mrs. Hex-ridge, of Ottawa, to Mr. Marcel Jean lteiger, sou of the lets Mr. and like. J. Irsncois ltoilvnof Geneva, Iwitserland, took piece ‘Ihursdey veryauistlyiatbepi-vsenceoinle- tivss only, at half-pest one o'clock, st Irskias Church. the Rev. Dr. 1M- lie tidgssa emulating. Immediately after the ceremony, w. and firs. ltliesr left to spend their honey- iuuui at his bifoussssu. On their return tbsvvnliroeidestsisrins avenue west. this: W. D. lferridso. Canadian Minister to Washington, brother of the bride and firs. Herr- illi. firs. W. T. Hen-ides and Miss Disassu. of Ottawa, ‘wen present st

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Disgracefal Episode Under King Government Exposed By Mr. McLare

Crew Of S. S. Amla Still ‘IA-tbizit Their Wage-s Promised‘ 771cm Under King Govern ment’s Fish Collecting Scheme. Pre-Election Assurances Of Liberal Politi- cians Cited In Parliament By Conservative Mernber From Charlottetown.

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owners oi this particular fishing steamer hsd a contract made in the Year i929. and under their contract they interviewed the fishermen oi Prince Edward Island. w‘; and that the contract was not curled out in detail and that the people who were injured were the crew oi the subsi. dizsd steamer Amla. I shall read the memorandum oi agreement;

“Memorandum of Agreement iii dup- licate mails mid entered into on the ‘Wfieflllh 41"? of May in the yenr nineteen hundred IIINI iweiiiy-nine be- tween His blnjesty. King George V, represented herein by the Honour. able I’. J. Arthur Cnrilin. Minister of hfsrlne and Fisheries, of the Domin- ion of Canada, hereinafter referred to as the minister or the parry of the "fl! iilrt. Ind the International Fresh Iii-sh Corpnriitltm Llmlfml. George- "lllfl. Prince Eilwnrd Island. owner of the host "Anilu," hereinafter referred 1° ll "19 nurty of the second part;

Witnesseth that for and in consider- ntiou of the covenants. agreements nml silpulniinnn herein contained on the part of Illa Majesty. the party of the second pnrt. themselves. their auo. censors anrl nuslkiis ilo hereby coren- . nnt flllli Agree in rind with Ills Mnj. Gill’. his heirs nnil successors in the éqllflllflflf‘ nnil to the effei-t following.

To provide anrl operate st their own cost the steamer "Ainla" for collecting and transporting fish.

BY “TECP At The Exhibition Track

There are upwards of forty-five recs horses quartered st the Char- lottetown Exhibition grounds sud every fine day sees a large number working out. The trsck is kept in apple-pie order by caretaker Harper, and all the bones seem to be im- proviul l-u their work.

The new acquisition for the frac- for-all class. Volo Rico, 2.04, has un- fortunately met with a t ' ‘ _ sc- oldeut and will be laid up for a week or two. It is expected that he will be O. K- for Summerside Races, July 1st.

Dominion Day lace;

Summer-side Races are certain to get a. large entry list from Charlotte- town this year. Already, the horse- men are planning to go there.

St. Peters Track Good

Mr. Albert Quiglsy of St. l'stors_ was a. visitor to the city yesterday. He stebss that the St. Peters track is in line lhlps and that it will be still further improved before the races. which will be held on Wod- riesday, July 23nd. St. Peters ‘races are an event that is looked forward to annually.

Dempsey Favors Twenty-five Round Bouts

Jock Dempsey ls evidently deter- mined to revive interest in long-dis- tance bouts, although he never par- ticipated in one himself that was past the flfiteen-round route. In an announcement mods st Reno, Neva- ds, yesterday the former heavy’ weight champion of the world gave out the nnonuetlsn that he has be- gun negothflons with Johnny Buck- ley, Jack Cheney's t0 match the Boston tar against the winner of the Max Beer-Pauline Uz- cudun 25-round bout, which will be staged on July l.

There was s. time when Marathon bouts wen in popular favor. and ll! this connection it ls worth while

‘ noting that some of the greats of the

put would never have been chamb- lull heal mu not extended maul the ten, twelve or fifteen round limit. Battling Nelson, hsuous lightwdghfv never really gut going until after the first fifteen rounds- He would have beeuaktutesjokeundermoremod- era conditions. History shows that on cue memorable occasion Jim Cor- bett gave Jim Jeffrlss s boxius les- sou for twenty rounds. but that in the twenty-fill! Corbett took the sent of ten. Tour sbsrksy was u- aetbsr who was sutlseted by the bis bsIlu-uisksr, and that tl-ruund bout lid him a world of damage. '

Beer sud Useuluh bsvs each ex- pressed s willingness to tangle with use Boston sellormsu evsrths longer rouh, but shsrlm my not be w

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fact that Dempsey once knocked him out in the seventh round.

will bs introduced at Glace Bay on Thursday st the horse races on the Block Diamond track when ‘ ‘ ‘ of the starter starting from the judge's stand, the Barrier systdm of starting will be used. The Barrier, which la s wide rubber band, ls stretched across the track eighty fest up from the wire. turn sixty feet back of sts-i» “o will be on an elevated star

fast back of the barrier. I‘

horses come down thirty fe

posits the starter. sud if i satisfactory, he pulls the rai releases ‘the barrier and at the b41118 time gives the word “G0." If the horses are not going right, they must be pulled up in thirty feet before they come to the barrier. rier is released there is no recall; under the system. start must be perfect with few recalls.

Charlie Bollard, proprietor of the North sydnsy rue track, and whose track drew the Dominion Dsy date, leaves this week for Charlottetown to get horses for his race on July 1st. understood is not going to use any kid gloves in dealing with the Hall- fax sad Charlottetown horsemen. either they send horses tn his meet or they will be shy some crack free- for-silers at their exhibition races. For the pest two years. Cape Breton frse-for-slierl have filled the