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' w“; to pay fo “ole es. " Any man who has seen Barton Bu!!!“

u n t e e d tailored-to-measure Clothes ‘knows this line is easy

to sell. if you don't know Barton clothes, we'll furnish‘ names of successful salesmen and those

' who have boughtnndt nnkedus; ‘ Fall line is raiders.- . '. in Bvelg we guarantee B rton ‘S its and Overooats to" have retail value of $40.00 or money refund- e,l_ complete Oiltllllimfill. free, in- cluding big swa ch cloth samples with lots of exclusive novelty features and we train you how to sell. Write us atnoncef-Barton

Tailoring Comps glbeptfii; Box lob t d _ ' 2“- M°“"'°“l' ,1 P. s: “A553. ‘"111???’ huviltllsti-e 5-. ‘ ‘m? 1 Souris. ‘ seo-‘l-zz-loif

1i ADVERTISEMENTS ‘ ._........'..'.....;..'I u. ,4. m, n. , "m

"nonhuman-nut Tl p“ u‘; ‘l | '.'..

1-1L.“ FOR aste- olloicz Fagin‘ ran“ -FOR SALE AT HALF PRICE ‘sac.

NE-W BOATS ‘FOR SALE-SUIT:-

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Ivvvv. r V?‘ A Q

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F0!‘ SOIQ

flour. 14.00

10.000 Iset 011,8; lu1?p,.,,l§:'p,:,',“f

—ll- ll- Crosby. Boushaw Mills.‘ - - ' ‘905-7-24-41

sate-escorts l-l

Fmst and Wood Mower at 9x22

Blllll- Arnly Robert n. Cra u, “lift.

~Wlmo.s*tul~ a "sci-

0nd hand ford truck In good run- lllllil 071191‘. Charlottetown Q1". flse C0.. Prince st.

878-7-23-41

able for t‘he slloro and fitted ml-

jeachers Wanted

'_"

WANTED- THIRD CLASS TEAC-

‘ her for Abncy school. Supple- ment fifty dollars.——-John Germ- ley, secretary of Trustees.

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oTlcE “r Hill’ for sale at Eldon All the Slllllilllilg hay on the 93mm of‘ the late A. G. ‘Smith will he B0 ll ‘by auction on Well. July 28th lll 4 Il- m. liberal terills, if not, flue next evening J. J, Lay-ape“ Auctioneer 921,

m l _ .

WANTED -- T-HIRP CLASS TEA-

' oller for Caledonll. SchoolNo 51. Supplement $50. D. ‘L. McPher- soil, Secretary. 7-23-6i.

WANTED — A SeonthCluss oacher

_.' ' for llopefleld School. District No, ‘ 122. Supplement $100.00. Apply in .luIlu A. McDonald. >Scc’y oi‘ 'i‘rustces. 920-7126-31.

WANTED-PROTESTANT THIRD class teacher for, Mtpvernon ‘School. Supplement $50.00. -— J. E. Purchase, Set-y.

904-7-24-4i

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. Female Help Wanted

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MAID WANTED —’_'(V_VITH EX- pei-ience in cooking)’ in family of two. No washing” Extra good wages to capable person. Apply A. B. care of Guardian.

GIRLS OF NEAT APPEARANCE lo take orders for ‘necktiss dir- ect from factory at factory prices. llnusual opportunity to barn large income, Public Service, London, Unt- F.II.W, July 26.

S

Miscellaneous

FOR CHILDREN'S SEWING, IN-

; _ City. 893-7-24-3i -' .fant‘s layettes, etc, Pllonejgii-It. .____.___;_~_____ E1 Verso JNO. McDONALlIiIfl LANDDISUR- vcyor Herma v_ ‘e P.. <. . ' “ ‘uh ' Bsls-l-lo-lluu -

Situations Vacant BMACK IDEAL SOFT DRINK t flavor; cool, refreshing; iul, delightfully tasty; made in a Jiffy; enormous demand; send ten cents, get selling sample; make big money this summer; experience co capital unneces snry. Bradley-Garretson, Brant- iord, Ont. \ ‘ S. V. 121.

Male‘ Help Wanted

—\ ‘*—.——i' WANTED —-M‘AN "I'O'WORK ON farm August 1st.,.Apply Shaw's

llotei. Braokely-Bench. .‘ _ » - 889-7-23-6i

I

WANTED--TWO NEAT APPEAR- ing men who have good refer- PIICB to train for salesman (mar- ried preferred). Excellent oiJenlng and. goor earnings. Per- mzlnent position. Previous ex-

‘ parlance u ~I oe ary. Write Box-An ollédaigigulll 900-7-24-3i FIREMEN ‘AND BRAK-Eil/ILEN. hugiuuui-u-also later $250‘ mouth- ly; also clerks (which position?)

Write Railway’ Box 110, City. olll-l-zo-ai.

Nltfflllfg I'RAlNIN‘G.9¢l2l9,9|-,FOR NuRsl-zs Cale Hospital". ._l-la,verhill. Mass. ‘rilree yours‘. course. Affiliation with Providence City Hospital. ddigh-l hour day. Allowance $15 nmntlliy. ‘One hour from Bos- ton. ‘For further information air nly to Superintendent.

858722-71

voune w zi~ngsinluo ‘ro

‘ l eulor Sep ' felael of North ' Adams Training School for lNllrses. North , Adams, Mass.,

please writeflSupt. promptly.

‘School qualities pupil to secure registration, IProvides monthly allowance and iprlvllege of six

‘ months‘ course at Xela University

School of Nuraing. All onDGTlBBU ilaid. i , sl1-l-2e1si. ~ ~ ~ : .

WANTED-v-YOU .0 _WOIIEN TQ llflln in new, _ospita.l, 135 beds. accredited sohoolf affiliation Iiollevue Hospital, New‘ Nork.

~Ciasses.ente'r,A'ug_ust and Jan-

‘ very. Writ glorlrrospeutus to- ‘ ‘loy- Superint ndent, Forest Hills

Ilosnuul. Forest Hills, Mass. u ' 9 .

.-,-.. in .

Nulessil“ ourld women wontedto‘ ‘olnefra uate ‘Reg- istered ’ kin er class;

tuition.

u. . in ill-y’ free till

McNeil, Charlottetown.

WANTED TO BUY OR RENT__

TOCI( ISSUE WANTED IN tCOM-

could not give horse heat if he flu- lshed without a driver." This was

hedlth- from W. l-l. Gocher, secretary of National Trotting Association, so that El. Verso, which was Elven the decision in the second heat by the judges, This gives while El Verso would be placed

dullness again characterized the ex-

P0

the Montreal market Saturday. The domestic trade was also slow but quiet but the undertone was steady,

lines o1 millfeed were well main-

There was little business transact-

ieaidellce at 233 Cumberland Street will he sold by llllibllc mic.

Jlllv loll» 1021mm 12 o'clock‘ noon. For particulars apply to McLeod 6's ‘Bentley. Solicitors.

our. This is all ideal home for a

elwly to Mrs. J. a. Rodd up lpreinlses or In McKiunon and . 910-7-26-21

A Wanted

small house centrally located

with all nlodcrn conveniences.

Write "T" c|o Guardian. BGil-7-22tf.

pally needing additional financ- ing or promotion with real merit and possibilities. Give com- plete details first communica- tion. Arthur Langlcy Rose & Co., 5G Wall Street, New York

ST. STEPll-ENJuly 23.——"J\ldges

he telegram received here today

must lose the heat. Auto Pace the heat.

ast, giving Bessie ‘McKylo and

THE MARKETS

IMIONTRIEAL, July 25.’-~Extremc

prices were steady. In the spring wheat flour market business was

A moderate amount of business was worked ln winter wheat grades and prices were firm. Prices for all

tained with a fair trade passing.

ell in standard grades of rolled oats bllt prices were unchanged. The ‘butter trade was fair and steady. The receipts last week were 16,477 packages. No.1 pasteurized was quoted at 32% to 33c., per pound. The exlport trade in cheese continued fair but the local de- mand was small. Prices were un- changed. Western grades sold _nt 36%, to 3'1 per pound. receipts last week were 65,096 boxes. Trail- ing lu eggs was on the light side but prices were firm. Fresh extras were quoted at 37 to 38 c. and firsts at 82c. per dozen.

Stock Quotations

Exchange : '

American Can. . Am. Car and Fdy C0- .. - 99 Am. locomotive Co. 102

Anaconda Cop. Min. Co. 49 Canadian Pacino Co. 163 iNZY. Con.‘ and Hud. Riv. R. R. 129 Consolidated Gas Co. . . .. . . "103 Killy Springfield Tire Co. . . . Nevada Consolidated 90W" . Pan-Am. Petroleum . Reading Co. Southern Pacino ‘Co. .. . . . .-

Aria:

solos, it is sufficient

‘tiou 0n the premises on Friday, Sympathetic renderings

‘HALIFAX. July ZL-Qulotatlons furnished by Johnston and Ward. ‘Members of the Montreal Stock

At. Top. and Santa Fe Ry. . 137% .. 58%

Am. Smelt. and Reing. 00.12925

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moeulrui iluardian ‘

KELLY-S Chose. ‘By special “llllelll. AlLArlwus Cowboy" the 816i! South Western play ha; ‘pa.

- cell“ Smal- llDDlnuse ‘wherever

“Axed will lbe repeated in Kelly's fir"! Hell or Tuesday. July 27th. m“ l‘ ll" Ulljhovliortunity to see llllllrlev so no. ‘ours and come. 1i

FUNERAL ‘ NOTICE. —Th9 re- mains of the late Mrs. Fitzgerald whl°ll Will arrive this evening will

Al"! lllflced lli St. Paul's Tuesday

morning at $.30.

‘FIUNERAL NOTICE. -Ths fun- a of the late Mrs w, E, Enmlm

“I! NW tbl f tomorrow lll°l‘l1mfi“_"i' ‘ Ycrnallls will’ be placed in the Memorial Chapel of St. Peter's Cathedral at an early hour tomorrow morning.

SOLOISTS AT T R I N I TY At the morning service yester- ‘llll’ ill Tflnlly Church, the con- Erogfltion again-had tho pleasure o! lloorlusl fMr. Robert n. Messer- VQY ln two .excellent numbers; the first being the famous ltecit and “Rollins in Foaming Bil- lows," from -Ilaydu's Mastery Ora- torio “The Creation," and [or the llelill-llll lllllllllfll‘. the beuutitul Ilymn "Dear Lord and Father 0f Mall- kind." Of the rendition of those to say that "The artistry of the singer equals

PUBIJIO AUCTION- DE3|RABLE his splendid baritone voice. At ev~

ening service, Mr. Roland Philip- son (tenor) gave delightful and of "Lead, Klllllly l-lslll.‘ “All Evening Prayer."

and

immdhlg Sh‘ acre“ lllllll llllll llfllll gramme as DOIIuWB Son z g. Beautiful and he“ house~ Al“ new ‘Pump ill Bells;_ Recitation, Saving for a

l-lolne. Miss Jean Walsh; French

‘rotir i i- ‘ __ p‘ . _ _ B‘ ‘Wmer or particular“ bong, Au iPerson; Recitation, When Timed

Pa Shaves, Masterlleo Gallant; Dialogue, A ‘Cruel lloax; Recita- tion. ‘st. Peter at the Gate, John M. Chaisson; French Song, La Fleur

Au Souvenir; Recitation, When Pa-

pa is Sick, ‘Miss Agnes Arsenault;

Recitation, A Bachelor's Dream in

Church. Alyre Gallant, Intermission sale of Candy; Dialogue, Getting lltld of Father, recitation. My John, Jean Walsh; Encore, His Criti- cienls; Song, island Hymn; G011 Save the King. ‘The drawing of a lottery ilnder the direction of St.

lFellx Women's Institute took place

at vthe honle of Mrs. John J. Gal- lan‘t on June 30, 1926- The follow- ing were the winners: One pair of D plly, Creenlnount; One Bureau Scarf, won by Miss fLaurettu. lPet- ers, Tignish One Man's Silk Tie, won by Alyre Gallant, Tignish. The pll-plla of St. Felix School were

express our heartfelt

and hygienic welfare. propose to live up to the propose

Gallant, Agnes Arsenauit, Winters, Annie Gillis, Mary H. Martin.

BIRTHS

Tina ‘Agatha. DONAHOE-At lDonahoe, a son-Gavan.

DEATHS

and Mrs John Donnlloe.

at her home, 268 Sydney Street Saturday morning, Jilly 2

Funeral notice later.

starting at 9.80. pic's Cemetery.

vice starting st 10.30. lntenmen

st. Peter's Cemetery.‘

tomorrow TMacLeafls

oral 27th fromj ion Churcht- Service starting a 1:30. Cemetery.

11.6. industrial Alcohol Co. .

Nvlhest-July. 141 ; Sept. 140%

52% United States Steel 133%

iilow cases, won by Mr. Ed. Mur-

presented with a‘ new drinking fountain from the members of St. Felix Women's institute. Follow- ing is the letter of thanks from the pupils: Dear Ladies: Wewish to thanks for the kind interest that the members of your Institute are taking in our school; to guard our educational Please ac- cept our sincere thanks and wg‘ standard that our positions requir- es of us. We are. sincerely, The llol ll/lollouo second one llllru moll- lPupIIs of ~ st. Felix School, Alice

ey between them. Jami

CALLAGHAN- At Lake Verde on rt trade In Canadian grain on July 17th, 1926, to Mr and Mrs John J. Callaghan, a daughter—-

Roseneath, July 21st, 1926. to Mr and Mrs John

D-ONAHOEQM ‘Roseneath, July 21st,, ‘1926, Gavan, infant sou of Mr

ENMA‘N— Passed peacefully away

4th. 1926, Georgina J. Weldon, beloved wife of William Edgar Enmnn.

PlTZGEFIAL‘D-—At New LISIIGIIHL.

interment IP60-

ENMAN- Passed peacefully away at her homo, 268 Sydney Street, Saturday morning, July 24th, 1926. Georgina J. ‘Weldon, beloved wife of William Edgar Enman. Funeral private in SI. Peter's Cathedral to; marrow, (Tuesday) morning, ser-

MleLEAN-At the P. ll]. I. Hospit- al on Sunday, July 25th, 1026, Mrs John MacLean, age 54 years. Fun- (Tussday). Jilly Funeral ‘ Home, King ISquare to New Domin-

lntenent to New Dominion

l‘ ' - .

ply Maritime Electric Plant. . 926-7 26 2i

_8T. PAUL'S‘ QHu\RcH-o—'rh6 i-reacbe at St. Paul's Church yes- ‘tordov moi-alas was Rev. Canon Sloggett of Baco, Maine. Canon Glogxett is a native of ‘C rlotte- town. This is his first visi home for thirty-five years.

FINDS FOX ‘PUP&-Mr. William Mahon discovered and captured in a hollow log on Hogg Island five patch foxes. The foxes are all healthy and to all appearances have not been affected by the severe winter.

Sergeant Walker of the Ordinance Dept, Halifax, arrived in Chur- lottetown Saturday evening and will be at the Rifle Range this morning at 9 o'clock. and romalu until the conclusion of the PTCIVlll-l cial Rifle matches. He- will he available riflemen in correcting lilulifl of their rifles.

L6H IFORMER RESIDENT EAD. __ Mr. ‘C. it. Smallwood rocoivi-ll -

telegram Saturday morning au- nouucing the death of Mrs. ‘l-‘liz- garald, widow of the late Mlggluu- lice Fitzgerald at the resilience oi’ her daughter, Mrs Jduto mull, New Liskeard, Ontario. ‘The "billly will be brought here for tbunlill, and will arrivo this (Mondaylyfevclling. Funeral will the held Tllofiduy at 9 a. m. from St. Paul's Church.

VISIT .‘l=ox RANCHES. _ iu. Oscar Thompson of -Kltcli'9ncr, Out was in town Friday, _,reiurlllil;: from a trip to iPrince Edward is-

Tllonlpsolfs first visltll. lo the Mnritinles and he was much pleas- ed with the countryu-qMollt-inll

TO ATTEND ASSOCIATE BO- ARDS OF TRADE CONFERENCE Among the visitors coming i0 Charlottetown to attend the Annual Conference of the Boards of Trade t0 be held on the 16th Aug- ust, is ‘Mr. T. A. lBensonfpolllllllon Poultry Representative. =-:Mr. Ilcu- soll is well known througlloul. tile Province In connection with ills splendid achievements for tllc lillli; and Poultry Industry and will l‘c- ccive a most llezrrty welcome. Mr. Benson will deliver an addrl-ss at this ‘Convention, which wlllbe look- ed forward to with a great deal of interest. “‘

THE PROVINCIAL RIFLE MATCHE-S.-— Everything ‘is now in readiness for the -_j',roviulrlo.l rifle matches, which commence Tuesday morning and .coutilluc Wednesday and Thursday. Car- taker Smith has a complete ‘set oi‘

target this year is different in that

‘blocks. bulls-eye, etc, are the salue as last year. will receive entries at ills ofiicc this morning. and at tllo rifle range this afternoon. ilt is pected that there will he a record. number of competitors shooting. l

CHURCH MEETING. -'i‘he iv. M. S. of the Hazelbrook Baptist; Church held their July meeting at the home of Mrs Layton .\icCi1be,i Alexandra. a. large number of _meln-bors and visitors being pre-l scnt. The ‘President, Miss Lydin Jones, presided, and a short pro- gram of singing and reading was given. An interesting feature of the meeting was a report of the Association which was held in (Jharlottetown recently. This was prepared by the delegate. Miss Hannah Carver and read hy Rev. Mr. Lindsay, as the former was un- avoidably absent. As this was the last meeting of the your the election of officers took place at this time.

‘Aim-i

PERSONALS

‘ Mr. Jamefi F. Kenny. St. Teresa, was a visitor ‘to the city on Satur- day.

Mr. ChestcrCregory, New Glas- gow was a passenger on the lioche- laga to the city and returned un-

Ont., lMrs Fitzgerald, widow oi‘ tllc

late Justice "Fitzgerald. Funeral (lily-

loinorrow '('l‘ueslluy) morning

from St. Paul's Church, Service Mr. Alexander llir-Dolullil of

‘Lawrence. Mass. ishovlni: an en- joysihle time visiting friends and relatives here.

Mrs J. Browne oi‘ thr- Lyman Drug Co., Ltd... Montreal is reliev- ing H. J. Malbon. Drugglsl. Mont- ague. ' ‘ -

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’ Wllllilllll "”'II'I';_‘;;0NOE

> ~iWltHhoIs ‘whd- ‘can accom-

’ mounts‘ delegates ‘attending H

The Orand Lodge ‘of the‘,

aOé-lfii- to he held in

> ' ‘ ..., August 9th to

.- 12th; ‘communicate with the . undersigned at Ills-residence Idlpflogant», fit... or pholi!

- fiihi/Mntlilfl lnumbsr you can _ llfllimfidlitillzd ‘I! you can '4

‘only! room Ind-board. or roolvi ~

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i, .M. held, the eveningsel-vices on these -. _. ylslTlNe RIFLE EXPERT AT- "also dieing discontinued. The ,. TENDING SCHOOL. - Arnlourer lllllll-‘ller. lRev“ W. Bruce Muir

‘ovelllng ln St. James’ Church will

are visiting tllclr aunt, Mrs, p), W.

‘Bridge, has joined his party to l~c--

new- targets for all rnngesm The Calvin D_ ‘Bhmlm, ML Buchanan

there is all one back groundeolor, fhe Misses The dimensions of the Gordon, Jersey any‘ N’ J" u“. gm,“ Luna},

The Secretary, Col. fLGIKII home l“ Roseueath

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AUGUST 8ERVQQE$ AT 51‘, JAMES. —At a meeting of the sear. .' slon of St. James’ Church yester- llllv morning ltwas decided that m‘ the l°lll' llllll Sundays in August lllillllllll; services "only- shall lbe

loaves this week for his summer's ‘l " ‘ vocation and will he absent during .

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foodlclfu

the mouth of August. Next Suu-_ day tile services, morning and

. . .» , Tralirldes Camp

Moses Levine, now In Canada as the representative of the Palestine Menorah Corporation, la private company supported by Jews In Canada and the United States with the object of establishing homes and developing land in Palestine.

—-?<0>—-—

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH RE- CEIVES GREETINGS

he conducted lily ‘Rev. (l. C. Taylor 0f Montreal. formerly of Zion Church, this city.

Miss". (iaitllcrinc lilcNevlll, Bou- slluw, is visiting friends ill tllc -l.\'. llm guest of Mrs J. A. Mc- Fudyl-ll, Kent Street.

fiilnal park and thirty fivc IlillLS from the ncartast settlement, tho

Ml‘. and Mrs Richard Dollguu have returned frolna pleasant visit to St. Anne do ‘Iit-BIIIIIIYO, Montreal

The llloilcruttll‘ of tllc (lcncral As-

flllil ’I‘ol'ont0. l-iilillllly of tllo (Zlluruil of Scotland, its flallles llliuglcll with tllo snow Ill". J. l). .\Il-(‘al1uili, has stlllt a cor- tipped reflections of tllc great Messrs. (illurlcl-l McKilllion nnil dial illcssagll ill his official calpilc- llltluntuin pcakll-lvlliizh surround

lIllH finest oi’ all rocky lllnuutaiu

ily to Ilcv. (lilorge ll. Uillliilll, lllill- laiu-s,.giithcl‘cd lilo riiicl‘ who arc

isitlr m‘ llli‘ (illul-lgli of Si, Aliilrclv null Si. lllllll, ‘Montreal, who addres- scll lilo Sizoltish assembly rccielliiy " ' fmlll PFPSIJY- iilli (‘llilrcil lll (illllntiii. it roads: lic (Hillellzil mlscilihly warmly

ill .M. MGKIIIIIOII, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. II. McKinlmll, Siollurtull,

(Ialliula wits ruprlesi-utuil ill the gilt- hi-rlllg and lilo ltlastcru Uiilliltl Slam-s hail n nilnlller of delegates

MUKIIIIIUII this city.

Ml‘. ill- W. McKiunoll anti Illii

906-7-24- I , ._ . ..____ 2 cefizoNcEin-l EiNJovEo: A “on land, where he was loo g U\'l‘l' sou (Jllilrios W, are attending llltl. FOR BALE _ Con“ t U‘ r was lo d _Il ‘Sl- FbllX 5611001 [he (ox Bituaflgfh‘ Ht, 15,, vim, Muminm Gold chmnplunflhll, at wielcilllli.» you llcru. Wu know that India uull tllc llrlllsll Isles were Sumo“ bum . m g‘; t“ g5 “ll JllllB 29. 1929: llllllel‘ l-llll flllllllll!‘ all. llie famous Colpltts- riluclics lllllllax in»! tllc trilitltest (‘hurt-ll call chill zliso among tllosil present. m e a eat “we e5 of m“ wmlwlrll lll-‘ll-ll-“le- Flo’ near Salisbury. This lwas Mr. l __ llll! llcillt of Si-illlilllli (txllflg to lilo The lluw wow was i-alil-ll to order

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