ANTED - SECOND CLASS

., Class Teacher as Vice Principal for

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3" Classified Advertisements i ma“... " Ibllilhfl z Iigbtluserflaua i r Agents Wanted, For Sale \

woes-am AGENTS" - wan‘: ice- oatslotue. United Ari. Limited. 162 John. Toronto. e-i-l-wfmaalpd

reasons. onarsmss anaer-

mgi Cards-agents wanted to take

‘ orders for the nnest line ever shown

i in Canada. Regal Art Co., Manufac- i?

FOB SALE-POLICE PUP. APPLY 18s Grafton Street. 0527-7-10-41. F01! SALE-PONTIAC SEDAN. Apply Everett McKinnon, North River. 6597-7-12-61. 0L1) PAPERS FOR. SALE-J CENTS per bundle. Apply Guardian. 43274-1441.

FOB SALE-MODERN DWILLING 0i. Hayfield Street. First class con- dition, with large barn. Immed- iate possession. W. K. Rogers Co., Ltd. szos-s-e-tr.

turere. 810 Spadina Ave, Toronto. ‘AGENTS =WANTSD T0 REPRES- onto, Ont. ' 7-10-121. acres under culivaion. Will sell with - or without crop, Good buildings and

A. W. July is-se-ae. eat us in P. I. I. selling directly to the Trade a good line of Paint-S. varnishes and aooilng Compounds. uberel remuneration to respon- sible parties. Apply to Claxton m" °°" m “m” “m” m“ rants rose sang-us scans, so excellent situation, Apply to Urvllle Teachers Wanted Large. Albany. 6589-7-12-81. nscaaa WANTED I-‘OI. WHEAT- ley River School. First or Second Class. Supplement 0150.00. A. Barnett. 6524-7-10-71.

Salesman Wanted

SALE SMIN WANTED - BALI! agent for Prince Edward Island. Good pay. Free outfit. ' We want now a reliable, energetic representa- tive to handle the best districts on the Island. Our agency is profit- able. Writn. Pelham. Nursery. Co.

tsacnaa. warrren roa sramo Valley School District No. 100. supplement $150.00. W. K. Champ- ion, Secretary. 6810-7-5-51.

To Ont. B. W. 5-18-18. wmran-sacorm cnsss reason. m“ tr for H\oefield School District N0- 122. Supplement $100.00. Apply to - John s. McDonald. Secretary. Mlsceuaneml! 6607—'l-l2-4l. . l JOHN ALFRED MACDOgALE. ‘ANTED __ A SECOND CLASS] Land Surveyor, Hernlgglnlil-Icinolllxgo.

experienced Teacher for Miiburn School. “upplement $125.00. Fred Robbins. Secretary. 0572-7-11-51.

COBIISPONDINCI CARDS AND envelopes with lddress Prim“- Just the thing for acknowledge- ment. invitations, etc. Guardian Job Printcry. t!

WANTED - A SECOND CLASS Teacher for Suffolk School. Sup- plement 87500. John Arbing. Sec- retary, B. R. B. 0470-7-8-41.

ssamonuuu AND proclaimed cards at shortest notice. Guard- ian Job Printer!-

WANTED-FIRST on SECOND Class Teacher for Lower Montague School. Male preferred. p,‘ ‘ 0150.00. D. J. Stewart, Secretary.

0593-74241.

QIIIPPING TAGS IXPIDlTIOUSLI supplied. Guardian Job Printeryél

WANTED - AN EXPERIENCED ' Principal for Darnlcy School. Male preferred. Supplen 1o 0135.00. D. E. Mahsr, Secretary.‘ 6239-7-8-41.

HAY SALE - I WILL SELL AT Colville Station on Monday. July 15th, 192B, at 2 o'clock p. m. b0 acres of standing hay. M. McLeod.

6605-7-12-21.

Teacher for St. Catherines School.

Supplement 0100.00. John W. FOXMEN AND RANCRERB-JVE Lowry. Secretary, Bonshaw, R. 11.3. have in atockz-Jmperial Cod Liver 3494.14.41, 011 Biscuit, Imperial Puppy Meal,

Ross-Miller Meat Biscuit. Ross- Miller Puppy Meal with Charcoal. Peerless Biscuit, etc., etc., also Shredded WheaLBroken Rice. and‘ the great fox tonic "Vltakalk." a

ANIED — EXPERIENCED FIRST

. Georgetown School. Protestant pre- ferred. Supplement 0150.00. Ashley

Central Guczrdian

i INJURED BY FALL-While the C. G. S. Brant was entering Summerslde Harbor last evening. Harold Bruce fell from the deck into a motor boat, sustaining painful in- juries. He was taken to the Prince County Hospital, where at a late hour last night he was reported as resting comfortably. Bruce ls a Char- lottetown boy.

vscation-Moncton Transcript. ____._______ PERS 0N ALS

a-i-

of West Kent School.

the Hochelaga.

Mrs. Nell Mclnnis and Mrs. Neil W. McLeod of Orwell, are in the city attending the Women's Institutes Convention.

from the Boston City Hospital, on a

Mrs. J. B. McAuleyz-City,

Buote) and children, Francis and John. of Natick, Mass, are spending a vacation with her aunt, Mrs. Kath- erine Gallant, at her summer home. "Gray Gables" at Rusticoville.

HOW THEY STAND

AMERICAN

LEAGUE

1M- w-wy- 2::f:h.:°;:.::i.:::"l:.::.l:"; ANTED - AN uxrnarcscan °°" “mw” 5m" E'6‘5”-z6_1o_u_n

Teacher for Albany school No, s0. ' ‘ Supplement $150.00. Mrs. John H.

Dawson. Secretary. Albany. P. E. I. . ens-"I-e-si. '

Q amen-cxranreuccp rcscn- Annual Meeting‘ 0f er for Wood Island East School. . v Supplement 1100.00. Apply D. Mac Canadian Teacherfl I

N. Smith. Secretary. 6535-7-10-31.

I sunmroa sourn ciam-Fedefdtl 0f! ville School First or Second Class Teacher. “ ppleme $100.00. Apply Hugh Corbett, Secretary. Box 105.

uneasy any, ., J 1 n. - 5471-7-8-(1. Que “y

Aboard the S. S. Richelieu with the Canadian Teachers‘ Federation Con- vention July 10—'I‘eachers’ pensions.

Nursing salaries, contracts and Government

leglslatlons affecting the profession existing in the various provinces of Canada were reviewed at the second and third business sessions of the tenth annual conference of the Can- adian Teschsre‘ Federation held at River Bend and Fort Alfred respec- tively last night when the various provincial bodies affiliated with the lbderatlon delivered their report. Following the meeting at Port Al- fred the delegates baorded the steamer S. S. Richelieu for Quebec, where the conference will end Friday night.

‘rho reports of the Provincial Or- ganizations of the Federation showed that salaries with the exception of Prince Edward Island were consider- ed satisfactory.

The recent dispute between the Prince Edward Island teachers‘ fed-

' LIZ“: Tnaoldznoowgfifien: oral and the Hovincial Government ‘Juana, ‘m, ‘m! Apffly Hyngj was referred to in the report of that t; body. '

cosa-e-as-tr. p Miss Agnes G. Murnaghan of Char- lottetown, P. l. 1.. described the var- ious steps that had been taken after the dispute in order to avoid a walk- out. These had been unsuccessful. However. it was later to decide to leave the whole matter in the hands of an independent commission which would arbitrate in the matter. This commission she said would meet at the end 0f August. The commission wil be composed of three members. one representing the government, one, the teachers. thschairman being

OUNG WOMEN DESIBING T0 enter next class of North Adams ‘Raining School for Nurses. North Adaml. Maw. please write Sup't. peeaiptLv. School qualifies pupila to secure registration. Provides month- ly allowance and privilege of alx months’ course at Bellevue Hospi- W. I‘. M. 6-3-191.

Articles For Sale _

=v SALE - ANTIQUIS. HOOKER mats etc. Apply Guardian. . dfli-‘l-b-IOI

To Let

~ mar-summon corrsos sr Langley Beach. Apply to 11-A- Megsegvy 606-7-ll-3i.

4.21" -. snnacrrve mom . . with every convenience. uits only. Guardian 0f"!!!-

. 0542-7-10-13

1 LIT-CONVENIENT FLAT. l .. Hot water heating. No. I

. Street. Reasonable rent. ILA, Pickard d: Co.- 00!! . M _ 0073-7-1l-3i.

Female Help Went“!

p - COUNTRY GIRL OI

0028-74041. ' '_ o zeeeeoeeeeeoeyoeodooeeee g _. aormw W0 L ~ reesr. abort bathinlef suit;- J. P, ' t . W" ~ '§§;,§§'I.T§1J§.'l§7o§°...‘...-.. , DINTAI. surname l. ghmulhqug province. resid- ° mmlsd i. I”. t en- 0.00

_.___________________ WRIGHT-At Middleton, July e. m Mr. and Mrs. Edison W. Wright, a ‘daughter, (Mary Elisabeth.)

IIOWATT-At the P. E, Island Hoa-

pltal, Saturday, June 29th, rem.

and Mrs. Harold M. Howstt, a daugh- ter. Betty Inu.

PmltCl-At Morganwwn. West Vir- ginia. on July 4th. to Dr. and Mrs. ELI-f. Pierce (nee Mia Doris Jud- son) a son.

runes-mt his home. North Gran- ville, on Wednesday, July 10th. 11am R- Taylor. need ea. Punersl from his late residence on Saturday, at 2 o'clock to North Granville Cem-

~ a and , Mtaglgflxhoaozzfaélrite J. an Liucationallilst from outside the “'7' _ . Quinn. New Glasgow. N. S. prov ca of Pr oe Edward Island.

er and lower houses of the con- vocation of Canterbury today adopted resolutions approving use of the revised prayer book in churches. Assent is given through the parish council. The votes in the upper house was l! in a and in the lower house B0 in 5d.

BIRTH!

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N D. MacLeoh

O i o O O 3 t; 11m selling ueevien-e cv- z . ll; "Int. A, Hritl-"h Knitwear z cm" “w”, m. mrhmm, , m. runes». c-v-‘r ‘~ - ‘ f I‘. H. W. ‘l-l-mwfli-l saeeeeeee on 0g l_a._e ea e so n e

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Quartermaster

SPENDING VACATION-T. B. Scott, Montreal, assistant director of investigation for the Canadian Na- tional Rltlways, arrived in the city _on Wednesday in a special car at- tachcd to the Maritime Express. He remained in the city. conferring with the assistant superintendent of , in- vestigatlon matters for Atlantic re.- gion. J. J. Dunphy, until the after- noon express when he procecded to Prince Edward Island, to spend a

Mr. [James Fullerton ls resigning _his position as teache from the staff

Mr. J. S. Willie. General Branch house manager of the Harris Abattoir Co.,-arr1ved in tifi city yesterday on

Miss Mary McAulay arrived home

holiday visit to her parents, Mr. and

Mrs. Louis F. Hunter.‘ (nee Hilda

ii DR. W. R. CARSON

Palmer ‘Graduate Chiropractor Cbrenle and Nervous Diseases

124 Prince St. Phone 101i

103 Years Young

Opposite Si. Paul's Church.

VRin- Tin- Tin Cap- tivates Audience At Capitol

FAMOUS DOG srsa rsaruacoj

m FINE WEEK can mu. W111i;-

oarrror. ssarsr. sun mo LAUGH consume

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Rin-Tln-Tinks coming. like thel coming of the proverbial “good Oldl

is a matter for antics, for Jollificatlon l and-as Broadway puts lt—for |

Miss Catherine McIntyre, New An- Whwpefil And here he ls again, l5 , nan. who celebrated her 103rd birth-

the Capitol. more peppy then ever-guy on June 2m. last. .Mlss M6111- m0r0 11811. bYlShfi-Byéd. ffltfldly-ltyre is a constant reader of The furious, combining all the thingswium-glu ma mflnuln, g hm 4n. that a dog can be-and do! ‘RIOS’. in current events. She still "The Million Dollar Collar." while {walks without the use of a. cane and following the present crage for crook- ,ercept for an attack or pneumonia chasing drama, gives Rlnty a chance ‘ggmg yggrg "l; h“ ngvgf ban "p- to prove his heroism, in that and lously ill in her life. On her 100th others lines. He is first seen as the birthday she had a big celebration companion ‘oi’ an apparently blind land then decided to have a real big beggar, Hg goes with him into the [one every five years. So the next is Jewelery store, where the man stealiwdue two years hence, when The a valuable necklace. concealing it in Guardian hopes to nus her as well the collar of the dog. In a hastyIas she is today. effort to escape, the “beggar" enters I a car driven by accomplices. The car I is wrecked toppling over a. cliff. Rinty is tied to the machine. A young down-and-outcr rescues him. collar and all, and trudgcs on.

The plot thickens when the two reach a mountain hotel where the girl who is to be the centre of the story lives, in the cars of a man who is an aid of the thieves and wishes to marry the girl. Both the youth and Rlnty become her admir-

SYDNEY. N. S- July iL-The Curtis: Rabid monoplane which left st. John this morning on an vlllerlmentsl flight from that city, to Sydney arrived at 7.40 this evening.

WASHINGTON, July ll-Chln- eae Minister Wu today officially suspended Ylng Kao, Chinse vice-consul at San Francisco, pending an investigation o! charges that his wife had smug-

era and protectors. And when the sled opium into the United boy is searched and grilled by the States.

thieves fonthc collar which he has

taken from the dog's neck on account PRESENTATION oi’ its heaviness, but without know- _..____._

lng that it contains the gems-the

arrival of new Montreal Island po- .

whom honour is due. Above all other

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tatocs has weakened the market for] old stock, and today New Brunswick ' green mountains dropped to 65 cents per 90 pounds in. bulk. New poiatoes

Little business was done on the poul-

considerations we treasure the price- Iless gift you have handed down to ,us. We realize how fortunate it was jior all of us that the welfare of this lgreat industry was in your keeping during those early days of stress and

old from $1.05 to $2.25 per 80 pounds.

the solution of the new delicate and difficult problems incident to the be- ginning of an entirely new industry. We admire the willingness with

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boys and girls at home and of find- ing employment for them. Better health conditio in the schools, the installation o! drinking- fountalns and more sanitary toilets, sosp and towlls. was reported by Mrs. Allison McMillan, Convener on Child Welfare. Shementioned the use o: toxoid, the antidote for diphtheria, now in great use in the United States and various parts of Canada. ‘ The nominations committee having reported, ballotting took place for the election of officers for the next two years. Ibllowing are the new of- fieials: President, Rocky Point. vice-President, Donald. Cardigan. Secretary-treasurer, Miss Yco, Nor-them.

Mrs. Wllllah Mulch. Mrs. J. A. Mac-

Lulu

AFTERNOON SESSION

The afternoon session opened with the election of Convenors who are as follows:-

Agrlculture-Mra. S. J. Rose. Canadian Industries-Mrs. McEw-

en.

Home Economics -— Mrs. Walter Shaw.

Immigration-Mrs. Geo. MacDon- ald. '

National Events-Mrs. Frank Yeo. Child Welfare-Mrs. Allison Mc- Mlllan. Legislation-Mrs. Harrison McFar- lane. A resolution was then introduced and adopted. petitioning the Gov- ernment to appoint extra commiss- ioners to the Board which has been constituted to erect. and establish the proposed Sanitarium. It was felt by the representatives of the various In- stitutes that as they have been fore- most in agitating for this institution ‘ they should have a greater share in its management. Two from each county were suggested as the approp- riate number. -

A further resolution was passed pe- titioning the Government to prevent the distribution of magazines and lit-

in such a great improvement of con- ditions in the Maritime Provinces.

"We have managed to get into the markets all the year round.“ said Mr. l-Iyndman. "We rnust awaken to our potfintialities. We must let the young people know and the influence oi the

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technical and agricultural education of our young people in their own province.

Mr. Hyndman concluded his ad-

11s Promoted

Neill has been promoted. This posi- tion will enable him to continue the

will at the same time relieve him of

ticn which require to be handled by ' ' the General Manager.