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Central Guardian

POLICE (JOURT- At the Police Court ycsterday morning one drunk. was remanded for two days. One,‘ Prohibition case was adjourned and,‘ one dismissed.

CENTRAL PAItISI-l (Church of? Scotland). preach at Churchill on Sabbath May

2.30 p. niLand Nine Mile Creek at 7.00 p. m. ‘

TIIE MARKETS;There was a. Door attendance at the market yes- terday. Eggs sold ‘at 30c, chickens $1.0m m $1.25. apples25c to 36c doz.,| and Mayflowers‘ 10c_'doz. Hay 90c. —92c. turnips 40c and potatoes 50c‘ i0 550. Cod and haddock were scarcel buiz-‘wgcodwilipplyi of fresh herring’ llibt‘ 30c a dozen and lobsters 25c a

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INTERESTING "EXHIBIT-Among! the interesting/‘exhibits to be seen at the meeting of the Teachers Fed- eration. which takes‘ place in Prince ‘ of Wales College this morning is a model, realistically worked, out in sand. cf the Bottle of Hastings. The forces of Harold. the Saxon King are seen occupying their position on Seniac Hill, while William the Nor- man. has his bowmen and other troops. drawn up in battle array on the plains below. There are also some excellent specimens of wood- work, such as ingeniously and taste- "fuliy designed bird houses by the pupils of the City Manual training classes. The portfolios prepared by the different schools for the Dinni- end Jubilee Celebration Contest will also be on exhibition.

PERSONALS

Miss Agnes Arthur and Miss Irene Weeks of Fredericton were visitors to the city on Tuesday.

s». PAID (JlIItISTlAN MEN OItIWANTEII — MAID. APPLY I ljineu to distribute litcraturciinl Kelli. Street. . 4l93-5-2-3i. gidmolion of religious education‘ iglihc homc. May work spare or cg time. State ago and rsurrll ' nection. Mr. Conrad. Spad-

infl, Bldg, Toronto. ' A. W. Ws. S. ill.

maid for general housework. Mr . Gavin Harding. 7 West. St.

Miscellaneous 187 Prince Street.

I _II.ELLAS REPAIREI), Ilii __ m3 5 2 3" Prince. Si. 4197-5-2-31 To Let

mo. ALFRED MACDONALD, --

Land Surveyor, Ilcrmanville, P. ' . .___ . ,

EL ‘pnrlmfil TO ItLNI, TWO ROOMS IURN

~ished orjiinfurnishcd. Inquire “A Guardian Office.

BHIPPING TAGS, EXPEDITIOUS-

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MAID wi~¥.§.".7n. (insulin/ll. housework. Mrs. D. A. McKay,

a His many friends- will regret to

learn that Councillor 1Dr.) Chas.

WANTED_JUNE 1ST CAPABITE Dougan has entered the Charlotte-

S town Hospital for treatment.

Mr. Ernest Mclnnis. Station Ag- 0111. C. N. R/y. Vernon River, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. Mclnnis, St. Pclors.

Mr. J. A. [Phillips Rockiand. Mai c, is in the city having walked practically all thc way.

Rev. John Keough. C. S. S. R. cl _ the ltedemptnrist order. arrived in .. the city from Toronto last evening. Ho will address the Prince Edward Island Teachers Federation in an-

1y supplied. Guardian .1011 Prlnt- ___'_1_157'5'1'3i' "m" “IWQ-"iio" Thursday morninc. w 0- .~ . ..~ --ii___ gfggnéiizgtoc" I 5H1"R"“(_70l\l‘3- S“V1‘llliii“l'l mem- wgg mug) you]; 130;“; yo]; ‘ - _ heir» ‘met. lil the SCIIOIIIIIOIIH. The service. George Ford, Glasgow - H nor s oi‘ iii.» sick school llrl Road’ 4199 Articles FOI‘ S318 lNLZlLI‘. mnnliiitil-os xivcro given, 'i‘ile

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THE CIIARLOT

AUCTION SALE

'l‘hatvaluable property on East Side of Hillsboro Street between Kent and. Grafton

Streets, consisting‘ of ,

M... n. n. Lindsay ynihouses and one single house, Nos. 136, 144, 146,

P. Taylor will be 801d. by

day, May 4th, 1928 at the hour 0f 12 0’cIock

110011. '

Terms made known at sale. For further information apply to

J. A. McDONALD, J. D. TAYLOR,

To Arrive

Carload Bran — Shorts and Mlddllngs — also Oil Cake Meal — Cornmeal — Cracked Corn -— Cotton Seed Meal — Sehumacher Feed and Beet Pulp. which we are selling at lowest prices.

Wholesale and Retail

300k your orders now as our supply will not last long.

A. HORNE & CO.

is-zwrnl.

Western Guardian A

i —-"BAR.BARA MAKES A SPLASII" lwili be presented by Lower Bedcque ‘players at Central Bedeque Hail on Friday. May 4th. Curtain rises at 8.15. Don't miss it. 4167-5-1-21

‘, —IF YOIJ WANT A full evening's fun, then come to Travellers Rest Hall, and sec "The Little Clod- hoppei", presented by the Scarle- iown Dramatic Club, Thursday, May third. If not fine on Friday. 4205-5-2-2i.

—SPOKANE ' VISITORS-Mrs. J. T. O‘Connor. her daughter Beatrice and son Wilfred of Spokane, Wash, are at present visiting Mrs. O'Con- nol-‘s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos.

Sullivan, Clinton, P. o. 1. Wilfred!

TETOWN GUARDIAN “

. " FIIIIIR FRENC

two double tenement

Public Auction on Fri-

Gob Sends Former Lig h

Auctioneer. 169 Grafton Street.

sailor. smashed Jack_ ' light heavyweight Te

key, Boston Delaney, former

JACK MINER. - First man on

earth to start and originate Sanetu- he could Strike a mow h, m5 own

HllB slllurs SMASIIES A . BEFilRE scllll liEli llllAY

6th, at 10.30 a. m; Canoe Cove ntl152, ‘Of the late Rev. W.,

T0 Mat Under Flow 0r Right And Left Hooks Before Los er Gan Strike A Blow.

| MADISON SQUARE GARDENfweight tourney made a belated ap-, NEW YORK, May 1.—Jack Shar- pearance tonight.

champion of the world, into a dis-referred to the final knockout blow

II CANADIAN

t Heavy Championi

“What a wallop that was," said x. somewhat mournfully, as he

ministered w Delaney. i

flow of ripping left and right hooks old Jack never hit any harder than, Don’; flop-uh" to the chin finished Delaney before Sailor Jack." ' Delaneys downfall put a

final‘

f5’ ‘if? i° Pmitci» feed "m1 “"1 behalf. Twice before the drilling climax on any heavvweizht aspir- °r r 5' right uppercut that stretched De- ations the Bridgeport battler ever’ JACK MmER _ First mm‘ m ianey senseless, Sharkey dropped entertained. '

North America to tag birds as a means of studying their migratory routes.

JACK MINER. - First man 0n earth to use the fowl of the air as missionaries by placing a verse of scripture on one side of tag

JACK MINER - Has lectured w more people than any other indiv- idual on earth on the subject of conservation.

JACK MINER — Often introduc- ed as tho Billy Sunday to the Bird Family.

JACK MINER. — Author of the book eniitled-Jflack Miner and the

irds"

the Bridgeport warrior to the can- vas. The first time, almost within

short left. hook. A volley of lofts and rights fioored Delaney a sec- ond time ancl hc reeled upright into the fatal punch. ’

Delaney didn't land a blow and made only s. few faint gestures.

The French-Canadians handsome features were twisted grotesquely and he went to one knee from the effects of the first onslaught of his foe. Wildeycd and wobbly he strug- gled to his feet. only to go down heavily from a. smashing right hander. Delaney was able to stag- ger up at nine but he was "out. on his feet." Sharkey lunged and swung a right uppercut from his heels. It was as crushing a blow as has landed in any ring for many moons.

Delaney went down as if hit by an axe, rolled over and squirmed in agonized fashion on his face. Blood poured from his mouth and one ear.

They picked the fallen boxer up and carried him to his corner, dead to the world. while the roar of the crowctreverberatcd to the rafters.

Sixteen thousand spectators, in- cluding the famous trans-Atlantic crew of the airship Bremen, sitting in the front row with Mayor Jim- May 10th imder the auspices of my ‘Walker. saw the shortest and The Fish and Game and Publicityhnosi sensational heavyweight fight‘ Associations fstaged in a. long time.

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LARGEST APRIL i

BI‘ I'D l.

Jack Miner will give two educa- tional lectures on wild bird life with two thousand feet of films in Charlottetown on May 9th and Summersidn on May 10th.

Jack Miner is the most popular public platform speaker in Canada.

Jack Miners first pct was a young Blue Jay..He was so anxious to keep him that he filled him-to the too with fish worms. The next morn- ing tho blue was there but the jay was silent.

His next was a ‘possum but o5 he got into a row with his brother over it his father took it by the handle and wound iii around thc corner of the old cow stable. Don‘. fail to hear him and see his moving pictures at the Strand, Charlotte- town, May 9th, and The Capitol.

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Big Jack. with a 14-pound pull inl the weights, was in trim condition,‘ the echo of the opening gong. Deqflnd 8n UHDIEB-‘iflfll- mwd- H6 WEIEh-i laney rosee without a count from a'ecl 192. |

Preliminaries

In a fast middleweight prelimin- y to the Sharkey-Delaney heavy-‘ weight tussel tonight, Laddie bee, of Boston, 1571-2. fought to an eight

und draw with Harry Ebbets, of

Freeport, L. 1., 160.

Germany Heller. Jersey City, 191 2, emerged with a. decision over

the tall, negro heavyweight Carl Carter. Harlem, bruising rounds.

200, after eight

The last eight round preliminary suited in a decision for Jackie

Brady. of Syracuse, N.Y., 1411-2. over Sammy Vogel, I45.

of New York.

___.___¢

L. 0. c. Bowling

SPUDS DEFEAT SOCIAL

CLUB IN GOOD GAME

Last night on the L. 0. C. Alleys very exciting and close game was

rolled when the Spuds met and de-

ated the Social Club. league of

the Cross champions for the year 1926-27 by a margin oi’ 67 pins. The game was a real hot one from start

finish and although both teams

went bad in the first game which was very close these low scores in the last two games. In last night's game T. How-

they made up for

___n___..____%____ 1,3,», ~ , ~‘ 1 . . . _ expects to leave in a few days for , - q . - “LLHEADS AND s-rATEMEN-rs iron SALE-CIII-IVROLI-JT Toun- ‘.,'j,,;,'..jffj'",',',,,,;j‘ '-l,l11~(I(/l'1td;‘l'l|llfl'l \\t'|'l|\"' m", wast’ wéwrfiflh” g "was"! *3‘ CONSTRUUHON TOTAL , Fm" Go‘ ovum" att had high single score of 295 also ‘<. . ___ " “ ,“.ri~r. . 2 ‘C ' , ' , neatly printed’, Guarding Mb >1,‘,§§,,C“' 40' James h If”? 31"?!“ '9“ 1thlma“"n"h ml“ dzulgllltcrwgeatricerswill ftltlliIlllflollll “for According to MacLcan Building, The ovation accorded to the Liers. hlggntsfiggfaggstggficores: Printery. if ""“'"' “’m""‘"““- “AV” =1 "0"" the summer Reports, Ltd, the construction con- as they were introduced from the

--,-4_-__;_-___,...:_1.__..__. _ __ oi‘ illlillf‘ expcllllillires. The nrcwv ' tracts awarded total of $56,345.900‘ring just a few minutes before, oc-

liEMORlAM AND MOURNING 5.5;" b“? d- 4 liclfil-Agisigflg Work 'lll‘lili‘l‘l‘.i‘k('il by this ins-null.» 4m“; NQTES__T]1C m, an, m- m. an Canada during the month ofjicunied considerably more time than Sm“ CM’ cards at shortest notice, Guard- '. "ml-p" n“ b ‘fey, f‘ “if, l“ ll “Di‘=l.\'"- ginning to make their apearance in April was the largest total for anyithe main g0 thamliey 11M! C0109 w: D m 175 174 230 llill Job Print fifmgbfie'ficnzgg$él or q WT“ thc Brae once more-Miss Millie month ever recorded except for the sec. The echo of the thunderous‘ ‘ Dggggm t; ‘ ' ' ' ' ' " n9 l“ 282

I I . ' 1 . _ 41596441. ‘lNloyd LLASCOW ROAD. Roll Campbellinade a flying trip tolmonts of May. 1926, when $57,l39,700vgreeting_ to the nirmen,_ Jhllntyg _ Heron H 120-151 134

onnzsponngslggi CARDS AND _ (.111 was dfffiliflilillfill in Ilylhe oll-wil Charlottetown inst week-The Brae worth of new work was contracted Major Fltzmauiioc m flymg 1mi- c , h 1.72 187 192 Elli/clones witlralldress printed ""_' lllt!lIlll(‘l\'~l who nrel. all ‘the hnnu- ofschcol is progressing wonderfully for. During the past month $ll6.-=form. and his German companionsyw 1?,“ :2 ' n3 196 H9 liltt tile thing foraolgnowledge FOI’ Sale Airs. ‘('llill‘li’d~l llousmn. ll \va|=- inov- ""119? U"? 5km"! mflnflKémefll 0f|9533°9 WES the ma" 9r °°nmmplat"gaptam Koehl and Baron v9“, -'1-,,,:,p°266§ ‘ ' ' ' ' ' H

an,’ _‘;,,,a,bn,;.,.e,c. Guardian V ,.,| “m; S,.,.m~,|,.,1 “m, i_\'|‘\<_- 1:11.. _ Miss Etta Stewart's-We were sorry ed work for the Dominion. This tot- uericfeld, had hardly died down _ ' glib Printer?- ’ ' ‘ . FUR SAnE-CERTHHED SEEDlN-“Hl Buwf" "09 ‘iwlivlilllellsr H w learn of Mr. Neil MePhees death. ai is the largest ever recorded for before the big battle was over. l SPUDS “" -,_i__' ' “Potatoes-Cobblers. 'Owen Mc- ,,,-_,. rm. a .,.],,,,., Hum I,’ ,,.._,,_., ,;,.,.,,,_ The deep sympathy of the commun- any month without exception. ‘ While nothing particular was at‘

i ---- -» ~ xvmlolrtzviiurtsulyor. op on ‘carwf _ . , , ' “linen. it nus also lllflbpil and indulged in potato‘: lmuung_Many tions o efes mr acmau Stanedim the wmmfls elmflmm t in [a Praught __ _ 16., l“ 224 iuaranticd 0 Allulstallllvrlxrilullim ‘ jgfffhmhlllmL ‘Him llu.lly'lzly\ Imgti friends “m “Hy m he“ of. Mr My Iftlilillltloi of April ls as fol- men, Sharkey fought prblbaIfI‘yrItlI:t-:VT' Hows“ ' 145 295 208

5 - >_~ r _ ‘h- N .. _ . . ‘ ‘A i1 Mu l IIPN .l:. If‘ nsx b , ‘ ‘ _ '_' ' _ ' . ._ _ _ _ _ __ __ 13 Pills-i Sell" 111111“!- rio. 1n W‘ ‘erslnull quantity spaicnngs Rorffnlrlilinu is in he h:~i<l ui in» lliillii"ggilglf1ilgg f]Jflgnsfigédiglnlicgferiofi laws; Rgsjdentlal work sliviigagoéi’grcalcstbcertafng the m“ spec‘ lftleflggoblllbMahon lgg lg: 12s

_.suits, with bang-up stiffen- potatoes. Apply J. Watson Fy rr,‘]y M“, mm... 310mm ,6 Hnwnrdi l. f‘ B - or‘ 30.5 per cent, business u l! . acu ar out o s career._ The big. T°ta,__2734_ ill all. S. F. TarBush, 172‘ Enwmid. 4207-5-2~3i. 1 l ' S mme mm 95m"- $28.050,000 or 49.8 per cent; indus-yBoston sailor. after frittermg away,‘ A schedule for the candle pm

OUNG PIGS FOR SIII.E—F()UIC weeks old May l3. QVm. M. Stew- art. Bcdcque. 4131

iiurc Si... Charlottetown.

4 2B H 1 ninrns

_ McLUIlE-At the P. E. I. Hospilaki April 29th., 1928, to Mr, and Mrs. E. Iioldcn H. McLure. North Rust- ic0, ince Grace McPhcc, a son.

—FER.TILIZER. ARRIVES- The S. S. Dagnlia. from Baltimore, with 2,000 tons of fertilirer for the Prince Edward Island Potato Growers‘ As- sociation arrivcd in Summcrsidc at 0 o'clock on Saturday morning aft- RQBERTS_A, p_ C_ Hos-Dual‘ Aprfllfil‘ an uneventful and smooth pas- 33, 1923, to My; and Mm Algysiug sage. She is the first steamer to ent-

-.i_¥_._ ______ T NDIIIIS t EILEOR REMOD-

iug and laying foundation lll my dwelling houllegCull , lllliliS. Angus J; Maviing on wlnlnln. Lot. O3$wLOWCSI5DIfIHI1V

-_-— colt’. SALE - CARRIAGE~ STAL- lion, MayonTodd". Apply in J- M~ Laduer. St. Peters.

_ 4130-5-2-41. MiG-iii-

tender not necessarily accegcd. l: ‘ ' f’ W

(QUERNSICY (IOVF. NJIIOOI.

(m- 1hr‘ month of April:

import of Guernsey Cove School

(lradc ‘X- can“ Lchncilelll‘. T3"-

Rnberis, Kinkora, (nee) Sadie Sher- ry, a daughter, Mary Jennie Elaine.

er this port- this season. The Da- galia flies the Norwegian flag and ‘IS commanded by Captain Yorgem, lseil. She is a sieauier of 3,100 tonsfl,

trial work, $3,577,500 or 6.4 per centrin mediocre exhibitions against! engineering $7,524,000, or 13.3 per-[Tom Heency and Johnny Risko. his cent. By Provinces, the record shows chances of going up the heavy- British Columbia $11,594,300 or 9.2 weight scale during the winter, sud- per cent: Prairie Provinces. $l2_.- denly has showed a return to form. 385,400, or 9.9 per cent; OIILBIIOi $50.282,200 or 40 per cent; Quebec», $48.199.500 or 38.4 per cent: Marl-; time Provinces $3,185,700 or 2.5 pcrl But itdishtloo late now to do hlln cum ,any goo t s year. After the fight The accumulative contracts Promoter Tex Rickard declared it awarded total for thc first four|wonlci make no change in his plans months of the Y9K!‘ 15 Ellfllflfilllllyifor Gene Tunney to fight Heeney in

Tex Won't Change Plans

McNEILL-Ai. lhi‘ P. E. Island IIHS- piial. May 1st. Preston McNcili. aged

ivn Winsloc ilnd-‘(irnerv lmLilclu-ul’.

‘lilo-

019,11 in Charlottetown and oho-‘Ioqlflllii. “

-..,.__i______ Mm n __ Tw" “IEN n" and Wllfifillilllt‘ icn years ago.

—Mr. John McGuigan, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Reid and Miss Florence Reid of Hope River, motored to Ken- sington op Sunday evening. K

16 years. Flmerai notice later.

ilIcLURI-j—-At the P. E. I. Hospital, April 29th., 1928, lllll infant sou oi Mr. and Mrs. E. Holden H. McLurc.

lllvSilllllllClTildL‘ for tclnporaiv‘, (trade IX.~ l. Jack ‘Ninsloc; 2, canvassing work on straight sol-Helen LeLnrhcnr. 3W basis, A ply in writing to J. (irade V1l.——1. TEIVY DFWQYI 2~

0.. P. tiara. Seton Isl-Lion uri and. James Bre-

' Pditthinstci‘, ' "- .. . lntieluwn R3‘ "‘ 1mm, (gqihulf ll, Lois Imlraehclir. North Rusticn.’ _ _ *""*".<°>Ti' -—-_L._._ . __ ___ Grad" “L 1‘ Klmlmj] LCLIIIEIIPIII‘, CLARKE _- Dn-(l n, [hfl Prim-g: All zllliuullulli: rulnlnlng gear If‘.'_'k , , , .» . . u... _. ,, , .,_ ‘i a d ~ 3- iii.‘.“é..iit*i’l“lil.- télxsszi- tvs: :rr...*":.>.:.::;.....=.::' sat; f. ..- a r1" s. i ‘ ‘ - ' ' ~ ' ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘_ '- . ‘l Ctl "i.A .H tt.Sl 'Y'.|'|1.'i"' Iii‘! l_lN-' JI -\ T0 0R. IRE, A l 'Gmd° AHUL -}-3c'l7y1/\'i,lI)1:¥e3I,J"I\/z- lttafrcs lo Nllillfclllifigxlsfl Johxfi it'll-Arty I ‘illvlwrfilllrpl ‘ H M w ‘ i w lady“ "Fylileklil ‘I 1"11§il‘---'\l" Mm“ liilr“°“.‘~“‘"- 3' ‘ ‘ Clarke and daughter.‘ Mrs.’ Jack i——<">———- HYLM- l" m 1‘ Glilfiiifl" \ h, l, S,.'_ 15L new] PIOWQ; MQISQM- of Bnfdpn, The funcfal lirnolri-Oslzrli- is ‘pretty mean, 3', ‘ ‘i355,’ Dave-y: ' will be held Thursday afternoon at isn't he?

Hoyle ‘Thai. lad is so mean lI("fl hide his graudlnothl-Fs lipstick!

2 p. m. in Cape Traverse ‘Church. Rev. Ewen MacDougall will offici- ate.

i, IPA MEMURIAM

41QE-5-2-\v.'

“I j. Y- _ (kqdc II“ Jr_.»,|, Reuben Gosbee; SSIO€YIT¢ a Card?“ 11, Fried can... , . _

Grade 1A1, Illilulug gllilgltiiltfil l.

" . . ; 3. .01’ l1

.1». I‘. , .HUPC gg-giyctfi. Mnchon. Teacher “minerals. .S0LIliB\‘0R.-‘..ET(L _-_. <—r>' l cmcllilPrslllliliikl-s ; Kjgrng erinpla- the let-i. and maize,

FOR THE

I927.

(lime but not forgotten. Inserted By Ills Family

Fly Tox, Filt, Moth Rails, Cedar Flakes, Sapho, Camp- hor Oil Cedar, etc.

GARMENT BAGS

lllfllical School and Hospital Practice Limited-w ayeflcar, New T ' ' gamrrhrobe" ~ - Mini: ayes unlrsumllylng Glasses Office, Bayer Blllldlng

' (lreht fluorite Street‘

illlirellburs-Qto izlaltano to 5.0m

- HOTEL A . ; vlcrollli

IN MEMORIAM

Z50 m“ i" 191mm and 48 fem’ bwmlargc compared with Dfevliliils YBHPS-i-luly in the only heavyweight title

4OOOQ§4O§0OQ'OOO$O-§§0§§§*

AQLAQALAAALQQL

I, cr and Wilson.

It now stands at $125.64'7.100. This battle this year.

total divided into classifications The “sock" that Rickard had berm shows as follows: Residential $37.-

204,800 or 29.9 per cent; business ' , ‘buildings, $52,002,000 or 41.4 per;

cent; industrial work $10,109,700 OFCOOPERATIVE PLAN BETWEEN 3 per cent; engineerirlfl $26,330,800: PUBLIC IIEALTH SERVICE or 21 per cent; the division by pro- AND OFFICE OF INDIAN vinccs in British Columbia. $2.954,- AFFAIRS PROVES AD-

600 or 5.2 per cent; Prairie Provinc- VANTAGEOUS

es $7,136,100 or 12.7 per cent; On-i tario, $23,712,600 or 42.1 per cent: Quebec $19,985,000 or 35.5 per cent: tion among the several bureaus of, Maritime Provinces, $2,557,500 or the Government has recently come 4_5 p“ Cont, ,to light in connection with the an-