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JOHN ALFRED lusenolvann. LAN-D sunveyo)‘, Box 29, Hermanviile. 8570-5-6-11110. ——'Z‘_' m; 5.41.5, TO an. aoaau AND mm signs on hand at Guardian Office. i1

AUCTION sans, somus, AUG- lm 12th Furniture and all other household effects including‘ Mar- eonl Radio. Mrs. Ernest White.

5977-8-8-21.

VYOUNG WOMEN. DESIRING TO enter class of North Adams 'I‘rain- ing School for Nurses, North Adams, Mass, please write Supt. promptly, School qualifies pupils to secure registration. Provides monthly allowance and privilege of six months‘ course at Bellevue hos- pital, New York City. All expenses paid. N-ii-dtlAuglfi.

Wanted

wavran rro new; SMALL naA-l:

“WT-W , ed apartment. Apply "M" care FOI‘ OHIO Guardian. a 5950-84-31.

IOOKEI) RUGS FOR SALE. AP- WANTED — SMALL COTTAGE ply at this Office. 5911-8-8-31. with modern conveniences by Oc-

roa sALa-los Acnas or LAND. Apply A. McPherson, Kinross.

Office.

tober 1st. Apply at this 5793-8-5-41.

Teachers Wanted

5958-8-7-51. OOTIAGE FOR. SALE. APPLY gli- Granville Street. 5927-8-6-61.

HEAVY rsnoww PAPER eon SALE. Apply at this Oflice. sass-tr.

FOR SALIL-THIRTY SHEEP AND

lambs. D. F. MacDonald, Souris. 566l-7-28-lmonth

1'00. SALE-ISLAND snap. MARE t years old. Guaranteed sound. \Veighs 1350 lbs. Apply Ira L. Rodd, Milton. 5920-5-6-31.

FOR SALE-NICE COMFORTABLE horne- Apply Mrs. Wm. Partridge. York. ' 5919-8-6-81.

FARM CONVENIENPLY SITUAT- ed at Clyde River containing 30 acres, with or without crop. Apply to D. MacDonald.

“F. S." 5929~8-d-3i.

FOB SALE-AT HUNTER. RIVER A dwelling house containing l2 rooms I barn and % acre of land. nice lawn. Apply to Mrs. John Rack- ham. Hunter River. 5037-8-6-8-9-31.

lIVlNTY-FIVE ACRES AT POP- iar Point. Lot 55, about 50 under cultivation, remainder under wood. for potatoes and hay. About one mile from shipping. Apply W.

V O. Richards. Georgetown- "F. S." 5920-8-6-41.

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Female Help Wanted

wAli-reo AT ONCE, nausea; Inlid for general housework. Ap- vlv 11 King Square. 5750-8-31’

000x AND ammo-noon one; wanted at Strathcona Hotel. 5973-8-8-4l.

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WANTED-GIRL T0 WAIT ‘on

table, also kitchen girl. Apply Palace Cafe. 5731-8-01 i‘

FOR GENERAL HOUSE- Vorlr. one from country preferred. ‘my 242 xerlt. __

"F. H. W." 5948-04-31.

_~_____________i__i_i____ "ll!- WANTED roa GENERAL ggllaewel-lr. Apply to as J-Iilisboro

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.___________________ “EEK WANTED - Gnu. r0

TEACHER WANTED-FIRST OR Second Class Teacher for Ellerslle School No. 162. Supplement $150.00. Protestant preferred. E. S. Bur- leigh. Secretary. 5779-il-5-1vak.

WANTED-TEACHER. FOR nrvan View School. Slm- ‘ ‘ $75-00- Freeman Robertson, Secretary. Cardigan, R. R. 5. 5023-8-6-4i.

WANTED-FOR PEAKES ROAD School. experienced kcond Class Teacher. male preferred. Suplilfi- merit $100.00. Midsummer vaca- tion. Apply Dan A. McInnis. Sec- retary. 5788-8-5-61

WANTED — FIRST OR. SECOND Class Teacher for Bedcque School. First Class $200.00. Irving Toombs. Albany, n. 5,. 5984-8-8-21.

TEACHER WANTED FOR TIIE Mount 'I‘r_von School. No. 87. Sup- plement $100.00. Alex A. Wood.

Secretary, Albany, R. R. 5980-8-8-41.

WANTED-A raacmzs: ron ‘rm; Long River School District No. 29. Supplement $175.00. . J. M. Con- stable, Secretary of Trustees.

5983-8-8-21.

Exhibition Passes

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rAilGUST s. 1930 , _

TENDERS WANTED FUR STOCK 0F-

MEN’S HABERDASHERY

The Estate of J. W. Itobbles offers for sale the entire

Gentral Guardian

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Wednesday, 13th at Montague by at- tending the Big Race. Everything points to one. of the greatest race meets ever held in this province. 5910-8-7 LOCKED ‘UP — Town Marshall Crossrrlan locked up a young man from P. E. Island Monday evening for being under the influence o! that popular kind of flavoring-lemon ex- tract. The young man had previ- ously been locked up by C. N. R. Oflicer Babcock, but had been given his liberty and was free long enough to secure another Jag. - Backville Post. ' NEW FALL DRESSES AT JOHN- SONS-Just received shipment of New Fall Styles in Satin Dresses. ‘Sizes 13 to 44. All shades. Balance ,0! Summer Dresses to clear at half 'price. Johnson's, 144 Great George Street.

MAKE YOUR ENTRIES NOW PLEASE-Every exhibfor would do the management a big favor if he or she will enter now, There is bound to be a. tremendous rush at the last so make it easier and pleasanter for all by “doing it" now. Please.

5907-8-7-61

CAR SMASl-IED. - A Plymouth Fordor was wrecked last evening about 6.30 on the Malpeque road just outside the City limits. The car was coming towards the City from Sum- merside when an American car go- ing in the opposite direction forced the Plymouth into the ditch, strik- ing a culvert and snapping a tele- phone pole. The car was rather bad- ly smashed around the front, the windshield. radiator, lights and wheels being completely demolished. The American car, as usual with road-hogs, did not stop.

DON'T FORGET the Montague

Races Wednesday, August 13th. The

best race meet of the reason. 5910-8-7

BIRTHS

POLLARD_At New Haven, Aug. 2. 1030, to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Pol- lard. ‘a son.

Wl-IITILOCIL-At the Prince Edward Island Hospital, Aug 6th. to Mr. and Mrs. William Whitlock, a daughter-

LIARRIAGES

MacLEAN - WOOIL-At. Charlot- tetown, P. E. Island, on August 6th. 1930, by Rev. Ewen MncDougall. B.D.. Jchn Alexander Stirling MacLean of Darlington to Miss Jennie Euphemia Wood of Brookneld, P. E. Island. MOORE-GILLESPIE-At the Bap- tist Parsonage, Charlottetown, P11» August 0th, by Dr. A. C. Vincent. Foster M. Moore, of‘ Charlottetown. to Margaret Gillespie, of Milton- WOOD-MACLEAN - At Charlotte- town, P.E.I., on August 6, 1930, by Rev. Ewen MacDougall, B.D., John Alexander Stirling MacLean. of Dar- lingtcm, to Miss Jennie Euphemia Wood of Brookfield, P.E.I.

In order to preserve the for the bona fide Pill" chasers of tickets the Manage- ment of the Exhibition Associa- tion have made a. chanlt! in m5 13min; of parses this year. Passes will be issued for Tuesday and Friday only. Wednesday llfll Thursday, which draw enormous crowds and tax the sealing capa- city to the utmost will be reserv- ed for the payins Palm"!- 5906-8-74!

N0 RELIEF

Continued from P089 1

been more‘ than sufficient to lay the dust. Rust infection is quite heavy in

‘Wort in stole. Court 8r Son, Bed- _ ""- soss-s-r-zl

Emllbyment Wanted '

.\__________ _ "llama MAN wrrn FAMILY "his work on farm. Apply or Irlis Joseph Doucette. Vernon.

_P- B. Island. soso-s-r-sl. Male Help Wanted "a! nor wATrsn. APPLT “Miln- asss-v-rl-tt . 1 "(fish - axrsnmscsn MAN

Y for farm worit. Tupper Fer- "Wh. No. 2 R. It. York. 5985-84-6!-

\_______i__-h__ig _ ‘ANTED-SINGLE -MAN Anom- 1 real-s of age to work on small "m near Charlottetown. Apnily - Box 373. 5955-0-74!

"fllilumsr CLASS mono l" to tran for the Grocery busi- mrel- Rae i’! to 23, experience not M “Hil- but would be a big asset. ~ "it" well educated‘ and willing ~ Rood wages and bright filled-a to right boy. Apply in m! instance inelosing copies of u "W! to box C 110 cere lrdian

southern and central Mobil/OBS lfld whole fields of grain have been d8- stroyed. MENACE SPREADING

CHICAGO, Aug. ‘L-More millions were added to the theoretical value of the nations crops today. when wheat and corn prices shot up uneven ly at the opening of the Chicago Board of ‘Trade. Yesterday's spectac- ular advances smounfiinl l0 "m" sssomooooo 0n reports 0i "m" gpregd o1 drought than had been an- ticipated contlrucd when the gong sounded. March and Mil-Y W119i‘ "W" nevrhigh prices for the season at aloe l-4 and $1.13 respectively. Corn prices also went up from 1-2 l0 7-3 cents, with a flcod of buYiYlS 0511s" that. had remained unfilled at the close. March corn sold at 01.01 I-M Mgy ‘l, Q1133 1-2 remaining above the dollar ‘mark. which they attained yesterday for the first time in months. Man and MW" We" ‘l w" today as the one sent soerim upward the W16" °l Fm" "mm the other was ssstl-eylnz by the mil-

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the resultant moisture has hardly,

PINEAU-TAt-‘Sydney. NS, on Aug. 7, 1930, Betty, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ilrban J. Plneau, aged 3 years and 11 months.

CAMPBELL-In Oakland. California. July 2c, ioao, Mary Jane. beloved sister of Duncan J. Campbell. De- Sable, P. E. I. Interment Evergreen Cemetery, Oakland, California.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of Helen Jane, wife of Rod Williams, who departed this life August 8th, 1029.

The toils of life are ended Her sufferings now are over 2 And we hope to meet our Mother

lOn that golden shore. IWe miss that face and ever will

Her vacant place there is none can flil

Down here we mourn but not in vain For up in Heaven we'll meet ugaln-

Inserted by Husband and Family. 'IF“"' 5905-11.

IN MEMOBIAM

In Memory of I-‘. VIRNOI LYNDS.

Killed in Action. Milli-It 5111. 191l- ' Inserted by I-lis Family.

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N. D. MacLean l

IJNDIBTAIII IHIALIII Charlottetown I North Wlllhlll z

5P5“ X01)!- HALF HOLIDAY

A 0h’town Art School

in a1 its branches. including: P N AXD INK ' ILLUSTRATION POSTER WORK COMPOSITION COMMERCIAL DESIGNING THEORY OF COLOR. ANATOMY AND LIFE DRAWING PASTEL AND WATER COLOR land other branches and mediums.

ten years. anti a graduate "School of Practical Art”. Boston.

’l‘he possibility of starting School depends entirely upon the num- r-stesi

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Grafton SL, City.

A WIRE FROM BILL LYNCH says: "Have Electric Company in- stall 60 Kllowat transformer at the Exhibition grounds, as we are bring- ing twelve cal-loads of equipment and will require almost double iut year's power." 5908-8-7

NEW COMPANY mcoarqstar- ED-The last issue of the Canada Gazette contains notice cf the issu- ance of letters patent incorporating “The Triton Company Limited" of Charlottetown. P.E.I., with a capital stock of $10,000 to i1) deal in stocks and bonds, and (2) carry on a gen- eral electric and power transmission business. The incorporators are Francis George Bush, Manager; iI-Iu- bert William Jackson, accountant: -and William Patrick Greagh, law clerk, all of llfsntreal. —-—3-_.___

PERSONALS

'Mrs. J. R. Hogan, who has been visiting relatives in Maplewood andl Charlottetown. leaves this morning on return to her home in Charles- town. Mass. While in the city. Mrs. Hogan‘ was the guest of her sister, Mrs. F. Murray.

Mr. Albert Roop. cash accountant in the Bank of Montreal, returned to the City Wednesday evening after a six weeks stay at Riverport, N. S.

Mr. J as. O'Donnell Accompanies Remains Of Capt. Flemming

Mr. Jas O'Donnell, who accompani- ed the remains of the late Capt._J. R. Fleming from Ottawa to Hope River for interment, in referring to the car accident in which Capt. Fleming lost his life said the deceased who was on the R. M. C. staff at Kingston, where he had taught for the past year. was in Ottawa attending to some work in the archives in Ottawa.

Here he met a party of friends and was introduccd to a Miss Ewart who volunteered to drive the deceased from Ottawa to Lucerne in Quebec. They left Ottawa at 1.45 in the after- noon in an open car-a seven pas- senger touring car-and after reach- ing three and a quarter miles past the village of Masson, Miss Ewart, who was driving suddenly found the car to swerve from a blowout. She endeavored to right it but the car swung across the road and struck a; fence and tree.

Capt. Fleming was sitting beside the driver and an eye witness of the accident stated that the head of the deceased struck a trx and he im- mediately slumped back ill the car. Dr. Dandy, of Ottawa, who left that city a half hour after Miss Ew- art and Capt. Fleming, and was en route to the same place. arrived on the scene about two minutes after the accident and when he reached the unfortunate victim he pronounc- ed him dead.

Mr O'Donnell who was a personal friend of the late Capt. Fleming. mo- tored from Montreal to Buckingham and after ascertaining the details got in communication with the coroner. Dr. Costello, at Buckingham. where the inquest was held. a verdict of ac-

Tboss interested ia Colnmeretal Art as a profession or hobby now-have the op- portunity tn receive a complete course

This course is oflereri you lly Karl J. Cameron, a student of Art for the lalstl t e

fill ‘Art ller of enrollments received. Ana’ inter-

llreklllg further information write lllllllflillfllfily to K. J._Cameroll, 9B0

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Very mob pleased with their flying visit to the mainland, where they played first Ssckville and then Am- herst a golfing party of twenty-four Charlottetown ladies end gentlemen returned to the Island Wednesday night. The party left by motor on Tuesday morning, played in Sack- vllle the same day and then made the short run to Amherst to hold an all-day aerial of competitions in ulut lOilfll.

At Sackvllle the Islanders broke. even in matches won and lost. but the Amherstonians beat liibm by a decisive margin.

Throughout their short stay 111 eacll town hosp;ta1ity was showered orl them flee-handedly, in such fashion as to make the mere competitive side of their Journey a minor aspect

Sackvllle golfers entertained them at lunch on their arrival, at the In- tercoloniai Hotel, and later in the day, at tea in the llnk's clubhouse. Amhersts welcome was no llss pleasing, luncheon and tea being served during a. brief respite between matches.

Moncton sent an urgent call to have the, party include the railway. city in the round of visits, but their invitation was reluctantly refused, because of business engagements which the gentlemen members of the Charlottetown team could not folcgo. At some future day it is intended to comply with the MonctonIl-eq-lcst.

Mixed foresomes at Sackville were unfinished, because of darkness, but at Amherst the Charlottetown men Paired with the. Amherst ladies, trounced the Amherst men Willi the Charlottetown ladies as partner's.

Both mainland courses ware found to be excellent, and the weather, icr- tunately was ideal. Perfect roads made the Islanders cnvious as they traversed from Tormontlne to their destinations inland.

The results of the matches follow.

Sackville Matches-Men B Hughes O-Stephenson 3 Fulton z-Murray 1 Wellner 2—DesBarres l McKinnon 8—R.uhard 0 Beer lt-Blgelow 1 Rogers z-Flsher 1 Weeks O-I-Ienderson 3 Nicholson ll-Bennewt 0 Toombs O-J-lester 3 Bagnall 3—Ma.rkham 0

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Miss D. Johnson fl-Mrs. Bagnall 0 .Mlss Knapp 3-Mrs. Brown 5

Mrs Brinton Il-Mrs. Beer 0

Miss Mair 0—-Mlss Rogers 2

Miss Sesrle 0—Mi.ts I-laszaro’ 3 Miss E. Johnson 2~Mrs. lticKin-

non 0.

Mrs. West 0—Mrs. Nicholson 1 Mrs. Bennett Z-Miss Leare 0 Sacirviile-Zs Charlottetown-ZS

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W W. Baird 1-1.. E. Wellncr 0

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cidental death being brought in. and had the remains forwarded to Ot- tawa.

Col. Rouke accompanied the bodyi from Ottawa to Monti-ea‘, where he‘ was met by Mr. O‘Donnell. who ac- companied the body to the island. arriving on Monday evening.

Mr. O'Donnell states that the late J. R. Fleming was very popular with both the staff and tudents at the military college and had numerous friends in Ottawa, who regret the sudden passing of one who had e great future in store-

The deceased leaves to mourn four brothers, Gerald D'Arcy. Artnllr and Dermid and one sister, Mrs. Arthur Malone, residing on the homestead.

The funeral was held yesterday afternoon from the residence of his brother, Arthur, Hope Civer. to St. Anne's Church. where funeral ser- vice was held by Rev. Jas. Murphy, D.D., rector of St. Dunstan! Univer- sity.

Among those present were His Honour Lieutenant Governor l-leartz, and Rev. F. Mullslly. a-‘sev. F. Mc- Quaid, Rev. R. McKenzie. of St. Dunstanb University and Rev. W V. MacDonald, pastor.

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‘attacks; go,- the wan of the kiwhen . the motorboat, Marjorie. owned by I . .4 . .

was smmed “m, blocd. prom Sgamgl Leuls, was flown at half mast. FOR. THE GREAT ACADIAN CELE- on a pillow on the

“Yarmouth" of the Eastern Steam- ship Line on Sunday, August 17th,

cently erected by the Acadians dedicated to the forefathers exiled from the distrzct‘ in 115s. ‘

oi L‘Assomption Society. ers invited include the Lleut-Gover- nor of Nova Scotia. the Mayor of‘ Wolfville, and George

lGolfers Return

ainland

Entertained In Most Hospitabie I Manner—Broke Even At Sack- ville But Lost To Amherst.

Foursomes at Amherst

G. S. Hughes-Mrs. Gaaclv-ln 1.

W. W. BllIfi-—Ml$S Edith Rogers 0 Rev. Scott Fulton-Miss Downey l.

Bert Lowther-Mrs. lifcK..-non 0 E v i l l I

Ivan McDonald-Mrs. M. Bagnail 0 l... E. Wcllner-Mrs. Craig 1

l R. M. Ross-Mrs E. D. Nicholson l.

Dr. Been-Mrs. Srnbree 0

Chas. McKinnon-Miss Black l.

o. w. Metforth-Mrs. c. l-i Beer o

W. K. Rogers-Mrs. Biggs i

J. D. Hickham-Miss Bagnall 0 H. W. Weeks-Mrs. Black i

Stanley Gocdwim-Mrs. Benj. Rog-

ers 0

James Wry-—Mrs. ll. C. Brown 0. M. Bagnall-Mrs. NlcLeod l.

l E. D. Nicholsorh-Miss White 1. I I l

Preparations Are l

W. B. Colban-—M'ss Mary HasLard ,

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“HOME OF‘ BB7’

BRUTAL MURDER

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was seen cn the street at about the time o! the killing and are conduct- ing a search for him-

Mrs. Clarke had apparently Pili- up a terrible struggle 583/1115?’ he?

couch in the

50c 25c Bnbyh Own Tablets . . . . . . . . 19c 25° .,. em»- Aspmfy . ' ' ' ‘ ' TOOTH 50c Dodri s Pills . . . . . . . . 39c POWDER 50c Gin Pills .. . 3 50: Frultctives . . . . .. 3.0:" 3 5 C 00c (‘h:a"<'"s s. Food . . . . . . . . . . .. 4n» 1 9 C "°~ = BOX XTRA l XTRA ! we IJROWNIL‘ "’*‘"‘ 60C room CAA-“ERA 1:01:01: ‘ ~ Fara POWDER PASTE $1 ‘ and (Jill-LAMS 39c P llllill clan $1.00 “Tha, L6H,“ 33c cow's Odour" KOLYNOS FANIOUS TOOTH PERFUMES PASTE 49¢ XTRA li\ XTRA! 29¢ a...- ‘ MOIRS 75c Kruschetl Salts . . . . . .. 63b "to Sal llrpatica g ~5 “M55555 $1.03 Rttgcszn Salt . . . . . .. Fizz; 515535 $1.00 P/eet. Iron. Wim- PASTE h _‘_. ' 51.25 N: o} . .. .. ‘ ‘_- $1.50 Pinlrhxzfs (omp -29c l _s2.00 Russlzzlmi 49C , . 35c Size 65° Si"

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Continued from Page 1 jtlle survivors of the Lucilla mew. I When the rest of the Lucilla cams ashore, it was stated that ivilliam Saunders, a stenvard on the sunken craft, had lost his life. The flag on