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SEAL BRAND

.von¢i.-“ro _PA TRONS

1w‘ were never in ‘.-. bcttei-‘posltion to meet mall ompeltltion on Harness and lSaddIery Hardware are today, and not only to meet It but to actually qney‘ to the purchaser. we s.‘- able‘ tohet our prices down ‘to rock bot- d are anxlouito share ‘this saving with our cue- Rerrlember we‘ manufacture our own harness,

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TnT-nts \V,ai'it0tl .

For Sale

cglploglle. United “r A‘

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Mlscellaneoll! "a i. McDONALD, LAND sua-

vilie. . - vevW-“Hman soars-rims

fllAYED FROM MY PREMISES Baum“ May 1st two white sheep. Anyone seeing 0i‘ kltfiiviiil-Z 0i their whereabouts. 9W1“ mil-HY

1th" fiieeim“ Emerald aIlbE-i-s-il hjggfiénb“ u; voua

woollp be carded and spun into W" single 25 Jsqntsn- dOI-lbifl p ll Copp. WOOiIBII Mills. Port illgiil. N- B-

8955-5-5wfm6l.

"(g lllhle Help Wanted

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W]. twisted 2x cents per pound--

FOR SALE— DISC DRILL SEED- er. Apply Joseph R. Dover, Dunstlllfnttgc. 9004-5-5-3i

SEED OATS —— FIVE HUNDRED

(500) bus best seed oats for sale.

—J. A. Miller, French Fort. 9093-5-5-5i

SALE — RUE-BER TIE-E

FOR

runabout waggoir nearly as good as new. Apply Cudiuore Bros. 9140-5-7-21

FOR SALE-PURE-BRED YORK- shire pigs (both sex) bred from best breedting pens in Canada M.R. Hardy, York. 9105-5-5-31

PLEASURE BOAT FOR SALE-l- . Bargain. 22 x 5. V bottom. Leslie Campbell, Cape Traverse.

9021-5-1-8i

FOR SALE---ONE HEAVY DUTV portable stcam sawmill, fui'y equipped for quick sale. Hit-n- cock Broth. Alcivillc. 9099-$-$-4i

limits-avian r0 w iilflll. > llolili, iliiiioll. " 9ti95-5-5-4i

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EOX FARMER WANTED AT iillt't‘ tn trlkc over Fox Farm with smile capital. Fine opportunity. -\\'rile A. T. ill-Council, 29 Jack. hut Street, l‘ortltiiid,"‘Maine.

9086-5~5-10i. ..

Medical

'ilAt2TICAL NURSES FRE qllelitiy earn $30 a lLoarn hyprirnto correspondence course. (‘llttinguo No. 23 Free. lloyal

College of Science, Toronto, (itlu- .

Milt. N. 1-16-1t3l TRAINING SCHOOL FO-R NURS- n. (tale Hospital l-laverbiil. liliss. Three years’ course. Af- filiation with ‘PFOVldBIICO City iinspitlil. l-Jight hour day. Allow- mlce 315 monthlyf Ono holir from Boston. For further in-

ilirmlitlon apply to ‘Superiniend- » elit. ..

9057-5-3-7i. --___..__________’_ " Hunted

WANTED-e-ALL KINDS OF F-ARM iirruhlce, Jnlvllilli-ng huilfli‘. GERB- nolillry,'pork, veal. lamb and mut- tnn. Always a market. .l. Arnold Gibbon,’ ‘vVilOilll-lllifl, Saint .lohn. New Brunswick. 0023-‘5-1-101-

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L0 S Tfr-f PURSE CONTAINING

small sum or money between

illlllnn and Prowse Iii-cs. Finder -

itllrc at‘ Guardian Offico and re~ i‘t‘ll!8 reward. 9138-54-21

Queen . Hotel

Since taking over Ethil Hotel we have spontfffll"! thousands o! dolilara In "ruin and Improvements. It In now the tlitest Hotel oi’ it! ulna in- the Maritime new. lnoe " ' '

_ a coin " Hotel"end splendid table and, ‘Xuliflttt service at s moder-

sto Rltls 08.00 a day.

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lonotoiflt-[gizy --;r .. :0. D.Ar.'l1'dtii

(Willi W35“- L.‘ Amlmi writer‘ in gooll condition. Altliiy

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Offil-e of Col. l). A. MacKiniion bctwccu 2 itnli 5 l‘. M.

9056-5-34“.

FOR SALE—FlNE BRICK DWlEL-

ling. No. 28f Kent Street. \vitli

large lot ‘iltlloiiiiiig. opposite

Prl-nco oi' \\':lil-..~: (loliopc. stilt-

ablc for private resilience.

apartment or hoarding house. Apply .l. O. ilyntlmriu.

9lil3-5-7~2l

FOR SALE —- WOODWORKING

liiltl-hinlrry, t‘. inch folir sided iiioullicr, iclioncl‘. 2i inch P111119!‘ hollow trhisel. niortiser, baud

saw, saw tn-illo. latlio_ buzz plan-

or, 3 h.p. motor. also shafting anti bolting. Apply 220 9r Z70 Sydney st. 9091-o-5-4i

Female Help Wanted

WANTED-A MAID. APPLY MRS. F. W. Tldniarsh. 2 i-laviland St. iii17-5-6.3I

WANTED — THOROUGHLY EX- porisnced housekeeper In culin- try home, middle liked llreim” rcd. Write A. D. Brehalit, Pow- “nsi r. E. ‘I. 8960-4-28-9I.

wanrso -- HOUSEKI-IEPER middle-aged woman preferred. References required. Stato wages wanted. (One in family.) A9913’ a “r; MpcKl-nnon, Bradaibune.

9046-5~3-6i.

Sltuaitlon Vacant

Central Guardian

BELFAST-Service for Sunday, May 9th: Morning at 11, evening l" 7-30- ‘Rav- A. Ferguson will preach. '

-_._ WILL BE ORDAINED SUNDAY -—-Rev. Walter J. MoGuigan of HODQ River will be ordained to the Holy Priesthood in tSt. Duiistaus ‘Cathedral on lSunday at 9.30.

FOXES-IML _ J. L. lMcK-iunou general merchant, Peters Road is right i-n the swim for luck. tl-le is the fortunate possessor of two l-tters of foxes from b‘ls registered pair. At last reports everything is going fine in his elaborate ranch. -lCorr.

COURTESY TO "Y" DELEGAT- vES-The Guardian is In receipt of a communication from tho Consul (lencral of Finland sat-Montreal. saying that members of tlie-Y_ ‘M.- C. A. attendinlr- the Y. Mp0. A.‘ World's Congress in llclsingfcits this summer (Aug. 1-6) will have their passports visacli free of| charge.

..A RUMOR has tlJCCll circulated that Carvell Bros, i.tli., agents for the (‘zinadzt Steamship Lilies, arc consignlng cattle to ‘St. John's. Nflli., and in so doing arc infring- ing on the "business of the regular Live Stock shippers. We hereby emphatically deny this report, mid wish it distl-nctly understood that we are in no way either directly

‘ or indirectly interested in or cou-

uoctcll \vlth tiie consignlng of live liOCk to lSt. John's Nfld.— Carvell Bros, Ltd. 9131-5-7-2i

STREET WORK PRDGRESSING Aided ‘by the loan from the Pro- vincial Government of the motor driven road grader. the city streets committee is making very rapid progress on the clay streets, anti although the machine only began work on ‘Tuesday three ‘blocks ofi Fitzroy street, all of Euston street east, Esher Street, Telling Street, Victory Avenue, and Edward Street have all been graded and put in perfect condition.

SCHOONER ARFIIVES .- The schooner Raven A.. Captain Mc- Dougal in command, arrived in tills lwrt yesterday from Pipette with u number ct‘ passengers and dockelli at Pickartls wharf. She loaded here with general cargo, including supplies for fishermen, farmers and store-keepers. and she sails this’

iiiflfiiiiil; 0n return to Pinette and Belle River.

P. E. I. PRESBYTERY AND PROTESTANT ORPHANAGE.-- At a meeting of the l’. E. I. Pres- bytery yesterday the Ilc-v. l). Mac- Viclti‘. Ciirtligau lViollcrator, a let- ter was rcnli from the Vice-Presid- ent of the i’. IG. I. Orphanage ask- ing the support of the ‘Presbyter- ian (‘hurl-h for the Orphanage. On thc motion of tho Rev. Vi’. llruce l\iliil', l-iecli-nllcll by the lllcv. i}. S. Mitchell. Sllmmcrsltic, it was .lnanimollsly ilgrecd to recommend to thc various churches in ilicl Presbytery thc tirguttt "need o1’ this‘ deserving institution for financial .lssistliiice.

ST. JAMES NEW MANSE..— Al 'l nit-cling ol‘ Si. James’ Congrega- lion held lust night and presided liver by Mr. John Agnew with Mr. D. A. McKinnou as ‘Secretary. the Trustees were authorized to add, in their discretion. a movement nl‘ fif- toen hundred dollars i.o the original- ly estimated cost of tho new mnnse. The meeting also authorized the; lh-ustees to neii a building lot. oi‘ 11' frontage of 55 feet on the north end of thc church grounds. '

——-' PERSONALS

tMr- William-I Du-nphy and Mr. John Burns. Keusington, left on Mon-tiny enroute to Boot-on.

Miss Jeanne Grady. R. N.. of North Alliims. Mass, has arrived in the city on a short visit to her pltr- ents, Mr a-nd Mrs T. H. (lrady_ Itichnlonli St.

-——i<0->—-——- Negroes as Stevedores

LONDON, May 6.—-Tho Trades llnioii ‘Congress says it has rc- ceivcd reports that thc steamship companies are considering iinport- ing United Status and South Afri- clln nc-lzroes lfor service as l-iteve- dares in BWlLAh ports.

BIRTHS.

BRIGHT MAN on WOMAN to g3" popular line household “necessities and toilet articles; ' big commission; flXDeflelica °" Bradley-

_ l l necessary.

l gigrtgtsontm Limited. Brant-ford

0n; S. V. Al“. 2742i T0 L817

To LET-HOUSE. MODERN c0N- - I 1e ‘sin-ins Perk gnlences. ADD Y 012L564‘

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' u will be held in Ne" flu-gist on Monday nisi"; May 10th. fer m“ mmmge 0f “d. gpyflging a hull loaning garage-Fm;- A, Archibald and W- ‘R- k- PW om]. and Provincial Lily/es 036mm “M” Wm address t Illgl-BJ-Zi.

éAAALQéi-Qn.

l. Lester Doufliflfl

3Q QUOOII DUO“

i?- Charlottotown, P. E- I- ’, .

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sunsets: CREAM asnnA-rono

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MORRTSSEY~IQI the City ilosltit- all Mlly 6th, 1926. to i.\lr and Mrs. Weuliclyu Morrlsscy, a son.

DEATHS

MolNNl‘S—in ‘Somcrville. Mass on late Alexander A. Mcinnis (nee May 1st 1926, R/OSHIOH, wife of the McEachern). P. E. island papers please copy. A

CLINTON —lll East Braintree. Mania. on April 30th. 1..6_ Thomas Clinton in 80th yelir. (‘l'_. E. l. papers please copy.)

MUL'LlN8.--Wednesday morning. at 5i lkiuglas Street,‘ ‘Mrs. Edward lllulllno_ age m yflllrlntpllll" erul this morning st 9.15 tfrithl- Roman Catholic cemetery.

JEVYER-ln the City Hospital. May 6th. 1926. [Gillan Jewer, dearly beloved wife of John Jewel‘. used 2.’! years. Funeral from lier lute , --' 1134 Weymouth lSttreet. Saturday mqrnliiir- ltwlttfi w Si- Dunstaws Cathedral ‘thence to Roman" Catholic Celnetltfy-

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I¢nkins8~§enPi°+ BLENDED JAM

4 POUND PAIL-45c

CORN SYRUP

5 POUND PAlL--45c ‘

PINEAPPLE

A FEW TINS LEFT-19O ‘ PEARS

2 FuOR 35c _ -. PEACHES k _. .2 FOR 45c _ MARMALADE 40 OZ. GLASS-tfic.

STRAWBERRY JAM

4 ‘POU N D GLASS—$1.00

COMB HONEY

50c PER COMB

. MAPLE SUGAR

35c PER BLOCK

SPECIAL BLEND

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45C PER L‘B. NEW CABBAGE v

NEW Bears -

NEW CARROTS

LEAF LETTUCE NEW ONIONS l f’ SPINACH

Evangelists

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l, l .5 him hero [and thcic. ll" fi "i ‘l The nict is. slliti up. preacher, you can takc off a. IOK.

Arc you there?

m. arm, n :i-ingci~ or tiny other ‘IJIOIU bcr of his hflfiy 5'91 111° WY ‘lives

'I‘lic boy is tiioro than ilrnis o1‘ ii-‘iéfl lot‘ tlics or .lilli-§8i‘5- Y0" "mu ‘(mu-e

tl hoy lby tniking where‘! Why no

llmilhhll whore this boy IH. Tho boy is tiiilercnt from italics or feet. W0 have learned to extend‘ the medium to manifest our minds. if this be so why ca!“ G0“ he h, New yon; sun Francisco. Montreal at thc same time’! if rall- lo be u, great fact tlicu tho oninl- Tn-egeflce of God is a mighty fact. Thcrc is an evolution that GFOWIiB the personality of God out of this‘ world, It ls an atheistic evolution- And there is tho half-hiked rolls-

tllrougli which

lonist. ‘There are evolutionists whl say man arose; ho never fcll. B"

God's word declares that man fell. Whore is llicrle u mun tolilkiiil Wilt‘ can look up and say l am not. it fallen mall‘! There is oiliy 0i"! him" est thing fora [liiicn man, anti that is to come to~Clirist. Man made ill the image of God fell tlrom his high estate and‘ llccds to come to God_ through .lesus tChrisi. has, "mm-s messflge w“ 0m. or‘. ‘cqucnces for the development of tllc most powerful that the Evan-gill" World?‘ (""11 mark“! a" will m‘ gen“ has so hr delivered. N" mum [or the miners of all countries , the synopsis can do Justice to tho scr- appeal declare“- liion delivered. certainly proving himself a‘ preacher of deep scholarship. upl illustration null powerful delivery. The people of Charlottetown lire ghowlng their appreciation of these Impressive messages. Last night's meeting resulted in visible mani- festation along lines of consecra- tion and desire fur the deeper life.

l-Ivsngeiist Hamil

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Russ Hotel 3

A very coniferiable and t

iiomellke Hotel at a moder- _ ate price.

Large and well lighted‘, rooms with bot and cold wat-

er. ,

“.'.‘8ptendld_ table, ‘dour-teens < pervlce.

.‘ Centrally located, being on . the finest street‘ In the city.

and close proximity ‘to w churches, depot, theatres, etc. '

Rates $3.00 s day. Weekly rates on‘ appllob

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Proprietor

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. , Mrs. Nell ‘McLeod. Sammerside‘. "*1 Miss Patterson. ‘C’ ‘-. City; jterv. D_ K. lleque; Mrs. D. K. Ross. North Be- rietque; “Raw. GeorBe-‘P. I-littrey, 0'- Leary; lMhrs. J. N. Pmfltt, not-town Mr. -L. Ti Buchanan; MRI; L. B. 11n- chanan. Fredericton: Palmer, Winsloe: :1. ‘K. ‘McKensie.

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ummersltle; J. ii‘. Profltt. Ken-

eington; Mrs. L. R, Allen, Sum-en punts; through the town of merside, dtev. Alex, F. Robertson. Johnston today werewstteciterty

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rllesigned to bring s-brul a settle-

, tjNntt oss, iNorth lie-

‘Rev. W. H.

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Cattle Trade injured

‘DUBLIN. May 6. --'l‘lie live eat- tie trade with England is likely to ‘be interrupted if the general strike ls of long duration. One line of steamers refuses to

ithe British government guarantees tic discharge of the cargo.

Appeal to Jewish Labor

JERUSALEM, May 6. -— The Jewish Labor Federation of Pales- tine was urged to lend its support to the general strike of the British trades unions in a massage from the llnternational Federation at. Amster- lam. ' ‘

New Marketa for U. S. Coal

WASHINGTON. May ti. ——Citble' iadviccs from Paris to the ‘Com- merce Department say the British coal strike is giving Impetus to ‘French coal production and that il tliosuspensinn continues Indcfi-nite- iy markets for United States coul may be created at iRnrdeaux, Mar- seilles and La lRocheile.

Financial Support Plcdqed

SPRINGFIELD. 'llls., May 6. - Financial as well as moral support was pledged striking miners of England by President Frank Far- mington 0t‘ the lliiiipis mine workers i-n a cabiegram to Secretary A. .l. Cook of the British Federation oi Miners.

Strike Situation Reviewed

LONDON, May 6. —Tbe strike situation was reviewed at a full meeting of the Parliamentary Lab- or Party this afternoon in llie House of Commons under the chsliminiislilp of flormcr Premier ltntiisay Mactlonaltl. Tile Excell- tlve-ot’ the Miners Union was ex- pected t0 confer with the purliu meiitary labor leaders later.

Cakiatviiia Sentenced

LONDON. May 6. -~Shapurli Sakliitvala_ the lone Communist member oi‘ tho House of Commons was sentenced to two months im- pi-isoiiineilt today for making a seditious speech.

l-le was given the alternative oi providing sureties to keep the peace, but chose the prison sent- ence. ' ‘ ‘

Mob Riot in Edinburgh

ICDINBITRG. May 6. —'I‘hc first serious disorder Iicre in yonnectlon with the strike occurred late last night when n. crowd of several thousand clashed with the police. l-‘irc policemen and a number oi civilians were taken to Iinspitals.

The mob threw stones and bottles. Shop windows were smashed an'i two shops worc looted. A policl- sergeant was slashed on the back with a razor. A mounted cnii stables liorsc took friglitand bolted info a féncc. The horse was killed - and thcconstllblo severely injured. ‘ lFlvti pf the riotcrs were arrested.

Train service from Edinburgh was extended today a-nli a satisfac- ' tory tram and bits sorvicc was main- - tltiued iii the city.

t Russia Appeals for Rubles

MOSCOW. May ti. —-’l‘he Execut- ivl- Committee of tlic Soviet Labor Confederation passed a resolution today to zippeul to all union mem- hers and workers in Soviet i-nstftu lions to contribute one quarter oi one day's wages to the striking llritlsli workers. in this mun-her Zi.5t10.000 rubles will be raised.

There already has been sent t- tiie general English trade couuc 250.000 rubles.

é To Prevent Fuel Shipment I')SSI<JN_ Germany. May ti. — The minors 0|" all factions including the (‘hrlstlan trade unions have issued ll joint appeal to the ‘Ruhr Valley mi-liers to prevent the shipment of fuel to England and to refuse to work overtime. "A victory by the ‘English operat- ors would have clltasphophlcal coli-

’ Gov't issues Communique

LONDON. May 6.— No indication wlls given in the government's com- liiunicatlon to the press at noon nl any resumptiolis of peace phr- lPyfl, lt. emphasized that the gov- cr-zinient adheres to its attitude that the strike must be called off before negotiations can be reopened-

The communication says the sit- nation today is better than that of rl-sterllay, especially in motor rcfld transport. There is still no short- age of food and little inclination to raise prices although there are in- fdicntions of hoarding, which is sev- llfffiiy lliscountenanced.

it is denied that a Cabinet Minist- or has been inlured. ‘n0 Doll“ ha" been killed. and "a vary few have received very minor lnliiries.‘

Ready to Reopen Nkflililimil

LEEDS, Elli. ‘M67151 6.—¢'l‘hc. rl-nlles Union Conllrflflfl is ready all any moment to resume ncifotlatlous

meat of the strike. says a message received by the-Baptist Union As- sembly here.

wit. is -.also‘_ announced that com- munications have passed between the Baptist Union. the Archbishop- of Canterbury and representatives of other churches urging the‘ Government and the Trades Union Congress to reopen negotigtrfl triimsaistsiy.

‘ . stfltioin-slrwiti. Missiles _> HA/ISDIIIY. Gcotiand, May e-isns‘

out Wfls as follows:

one act, showing how age-long cus-

the new order. lier the direction oi‘ Smith.

Gilils

Mr. A. E. Morrison

nus uiattors Of,hllBil19BE, the chair charge oi‘ the ‘program. "M. ‘F. J.

the speaker of the evening, deliver- clla very interesting and appro- priate address on tho ancient art of angling.

remarks, stated that since soon aft.- er the invention, ofprinting (the

written in 1497) more than a thous- and books had dealt with the sub- iect, giving it therefore one of the

sport. Ol all game-fish, salmon was the most famed and sought after, but with trout running a close sec- ond. inroads that had been made upoll

ion that still remained in this re- garti. that was being done ‘by the trout liatcheries, which have achieved

restocking rivers.

different customs of anglers and gave lights between fishermen and de- liizens of the deep. also remarked on the changes that

" aims fish. giving sssn ins tlflcé ‘u...

with a view to .

missiles. Many of the machines

has been called oil. Japan Pledges Support

TOKIO, May ti-The Japan Fell- sration of labor today pledged its liiorai and financial support to the British strikers and cabled its res- olutions to England. A special com mittee was appointed to solicit funds

Seeking German Coal

ESSEN, Germany, ‘May 8.--Num- erous ‘inquiries for German coal trahbclng received from England. Phe Ruhr comipanies have about <,000.000 tons in storage but are rsltiotant to sign contracts because liietransport workers are refusing 0 move any coal to England.

Trinity C. G. I. T. Give Demonstration

The Demonstration Program by the Canadian Girls in Training oi "hilly Church. was put on last night before a good sized audience n Heartz Memorial Hall, and judg- '~ug from the applause that reward» id each of the excellent numbers. was heartily enjoyed.

The several dramatic sketches ap- pearing on the program were en- lcted in a style that spoke both for be training of tiie performers nnzi heir natural ability as actors, and lrouseli as well the‘ commendation f the audience. The musical num- bers were also exceedingly well carried out, and the whole program, lrOVlCililg as it dill a splendid even- ng's entertainment, was onc rorthy of congratulation, both for hose taking part and those who lvere in charge.