A great‘ industrial financed by Canada's and Englandfi most distinguished and successful blllinolpmen-many of whom ac.

' Representatives a high grade and very profitable association.

ticm

m t0 5,000 lh8f¢$—°flem

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(Ipegehers Wanted

{i} l) - FOR G-REENW-ICH school N0.‘ 15. second class tea-

t taut) J. B. McEw- ggiggfjflffi, 696-7-15-41

DQJEXPERI ENCED FIRST d“, teacher for principal of Georgetown School. Good, sull- lement. References required. 21am teacher preferred-Ashley Allen. gecy, ‘ 646-7-13-61

__._-.-—-———-—-—-. w A N 1' E D — EXPERIENCED leather for Kingston School. supplement. $125330- ADDIY s- p_ NewstJn,_»Secretsi‘y. - 504-

___’__________-_____ liiale Help Wanted “pl-ENTERS WANTED. APPLY

Maritime Electric Light a‘

EMMA" T0 WORK ON wliiii. Apply J. Power, Mermaid.

WANTED-A MAN FOR FARM. work, Apply Herbert Mason, Bunbul-yg 701-7-15-31

WANT-ED AT ONCE-A MAN TO work on farm. C. T. Ferguson, Marshilold, No. 2 R. R. York.

695-7-15-6i

‘IYMD‘

whurnn. - sAuJlIfiMlA-N 'colloctor. Apply Sinner ‘Sewing llachine Co., Charlottetown. 751-7-11-31 l

ttoo AN_ HOUR [PROFIT AND free suit for men demonstrating our fine tailored-to-measure suits. we lplligll you the business and give you splendid selling equip- ment without charge. Hundreds or men earning big- incomes in spare time and full time. Writs today for selling outfit and fres- suit offer. WIlsOn Bradshaw Mfg. (‘o. Dept. 40 E, Box 10115, Mon- treal, Quebec. " 732

Female Wanted

________..__.__,.._._.____ WANTED--A GIRL FOR GENER-

al housework. Apply Aberdeealn

llotol 72 King St. l dlHiL QR Jli/OMAN FOR MOUSE

709-7-10-21 '

work/Mrs. John A. Mocsrvsus-

- 719-10-4I

Kinkora.

__...._._ MAID WANTED - (WITH EX- perience in cooking) in family oi‘ two. No washing. Extra good Wsitss t0 capable person. Apply A. ll. curs of Guardian. 478-7-8-tf

IVANTFID — A HOUSE KEEPER for two the country preferred. Apply Guardian Office. ' 673-7-14-31

WANTED-MAID FOR GENERAL housework. Rsfersncss required. Apply 277 Richmond Street.

657-7-14-tf.

Miscellaneous

HAV 8ALE—MI-ILL SELL AT bong ‘Creek, 40-110mm of standing I111)’ 011 the premises of the late Dan MacPhss. Thursday, July

2nd at 2-80 p. m. 765-7-12-51

_ Quasi-iii JNO. MeDONALD. LAND SUR-

"Wsl. Hermsnvills, -P. E. i‘. 596-7-10-1mo

B10 Eaaumes, sTEAoY EM- lllilvmcnt for Barbers. Become "RI _rt In 8 weeks. Writs Molar BB1‘ r College, Department "F" "slllnx- si-ttslti

ANYONE DESI-RING TO CON- tract Certified Seed Potatoes at one dollar per bushel can do so ill’ applying to 114.1 lilcivsr, Kllllwra- 026-7~14-7L

75 ACRES OF CHOICE HAY TO lie solii at Fairvisw on Monday. Jilly ifILIl—AIIIBOn MacMillislm.

7li7-7-l7-2i

Situations Vacant:

‘MACK 1on1. SOFT onmx ""011 coal. refreshing, h_saith- fnl, dsllshtfuiry tssty; msdd In a "iv: enormous demand; ssnd “"1 0011i!- list- selling. sample; Mk0 Ill! money this summer: "Brianne m- ' “plul “'7'. Bfllllsi-Olrrstson, punt- isld» Ont. s. v. m.

%-v-._)__

Wanted

apply J. A. MacDonald a Co., "dlliss- 603-7-15-7i

-.____

“zfeiglilili — w: o It! i n ‘gm! employment and. pay “xchurlvzo sill 0111;‘ coinpists sag

m gusnntse grggi-Y- Whole root, fresh-demo. ma: ""- snd Disnts- Attractive Wenrfigadxglglsi no full oo-

- eyl-msk n; oppor- 'L"'(':’|1l[Yr.al.uks- Brothers uni-miss. “‘~ ' s. w. at

‘L

______

WA ' m?" - savour HAVING

3°'°"l0r balance wheel of I IIJI, I; -. . 0- E- W:Ilti"clTlI€sIfldr's“C,:ol:f"e 75l- -17-1I

~ADVERTIISEMENTS

1P or r» . -

aged people, one from _

w“? °=' ‘r ones-sumo. kidmiiii- {Xbdilisnced "preferred!"

- " ”***H+ 0+ o+~+++o+m+ o4

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"u..." 1h pqf “n. ‘I . '0'“. .9 DI! llns o! a ‘Md. '. 7s mum n! s Iord|_‘

‘Y v Agents Wanted.

Moo W-EEKLY SELL I

the new wohdsr clothljsflasohr,’ "1"- Wlild 8nd grease proogf’ SUI! $13.95. Top (mats $1350. Absolutely all Canadian. Tailored

to measure. Everybod . Pact- B18 wmmissions." “F732;. m" "lead! smilloyment. 139M

19. Utility Clothes 1.1 I d Building, Halifax. ' m w ' Roy

A. W. July 15,17,20.

1110110)’? The Watkins ‘way wlll do it m!‘ W11. The oldest, largest and best llns of household necess- ities sold direct to consumers.

Exclusive territory. The J_ R,‘ Wslkifls Company. s79 Craig West Montreal. 338153.; 51

MAN OR WOMAN To TRAVEL and appoint agents, Yearly gulqp.

sslss $1092. (bsinz $21. weekly BVQTBSB) and expenses. Expor- iencs unnecessary. For pal-ll.

cuiars writs Winston Co., onto.

A- W- 3.7.10.14.17.21.34.2s,a1.

$23.75. THAT'S THE PRICE MEN will" I0 DB? for clothes. Any man who has seen Barton guar- a n t e e-d tailored-to-measure Clothes knows this line is easy to sell. if you don't know Barton 9101080. we'll furnish names oi‘ successful salesmen end those who have bought and [hflylkgd “l; IFall line is bigger, better than ever. We guarantee Barton suits and Overcoats to have retail value of $40.00 or money refund- ed. Complete equipment free, in- cluding big swatch cloth samples with lots of exclusive novelty features and we train you how to sell. Write us at once-—Barton ‘Tailoring Company, Dept, 1, Box 241, Montreal, Que.

A. W. July 17-24-31.

PORTRAIT ' AGENTS — WRITE for catalogue. United Art Ltd. 4 Brunswick Toronto. A.W.

Tor-

500 NAIL PUNCTUR-ES IN TIRE treated with -Palooaeel yet leaks no sir. Official test. Inexpensive, harmless, guaranteed. Agents write for particulars. P. A. tLefe- bvre 8t Co., ‘Dept. P. C.. Alex- andriu. Ont. A. W. July 17.

r-

AGENTS-SELL CUSTOM QUAL- ity shirts, froln factory to wear- er. ‘Big commission. Experience unnecessary. Sample outfit free. Write Lionel Mills, Dept. 25. Box

E144, Montreal. A.W. July 17-31. Aug. 14-28. Sept. 11-25.

ANYONE CA-N IEARN MONEY selling our beautiful personal Christmas Cards. Pleasant, easy occupation for spars moments. 35% commission. No experience necessary. Handsome sample album free. Mansssr. Christmas Cards. Dept. 2, 601 Keefer Bldg. Montreal. A. W. July 17-24.

WANTED-(A MIA-N FOR AN UN- nsuai Agency-Darwlns Limited —ostablishsd 19 years operating a chain of Ladies Ready to Wear Shops in Montreal and Ottawa, are now extending their opera- tions so as to reach every part of Canada. This opens a golden opportunity for reliable men and women to handle our exclusive line of Ladies dleady to Wear Clothes. Selling experience not necessary-if you mean business we will teach you how. Our Fall line is now ready. Our selling

- outfit Is a real "Fashion Show" in a neat portfolio. This wonder- ful Outfit is ERIEE to reliable representatives. Write at once- tell us about yourself and the territory you 'want.1Get our amaz- ing proposition. Better do it now later may be too late. Darwins Limited, Dept. 1, Box 61.2 .Mon- irsal, Que. A-‘W. 7-17€at4l.

For Bale

“flmwvszcouo HAND Lapin elcvot:

in good repair. Apply Guardian

Office.

FOR SALE - LADIES nines. watches. etc. "hill he cost, while they" llist.-- s. n. A. Wright. Hunter River. Av SALE - 1 WJ-LL szu. AT ‘Wiisatlsy River 25 scrss of standing hay on Wednesday ills 21st July at 2 o'clock. The farm will also be offered for sale. Also combined seeder. Alex Russell. 754-7-17-31

IAKERS OVENS. WRITE FOR catalogue and list of used ovens- Dgfgl-fgd pgymeiii‘. if desired. Hubbard Oven Company. 11110 Queen West, Toronto. Sniff-

POR IALI AT MOMILLAN’! Mills, Wood "islands. Choice fam- ily flour woo per bbl- ball n0i included. shorts 88.25 psr 100. reed wheat $8.60 per 100 bran

_ nd middilnls mind 01.00 I761‘, ‘ 00 Iowgrsds flour for fox bus-l cults (M6 psi- 100. Tsiéms 6111;:

._..‘¢~rQ-Q;OO0O-O- .

sold at '

Central Guardian

-IFEARFUL TRAGIDY TO mks "‘ chfort celebration on

Wednesday next. - » 7807-17-11

PRINCETOWN UNITED church —Rev. John McAsklll, D.D., Windsor, N. 8., will conduct both services at 11 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. All are welcomed. .

T-HE CHARLOTTETOIMN DRIV ING CLUB will hold a meeting to- night to make arrangements for classification contests to be raced on Wednesday afternoon. It is sx- pected that quite a number of hor- ses will snterand the owners will arrange tonight the events they will participate tn.

A MEETING OF THE LIBERAL- CONSERMATIVIE) IIL-ECTORS oi

.Ni11e Mlle Creek Poll B will be

held in Elliott -HaiI on Tuesday

svellintl. July 20th at 7.30 p. 1m. for

the purpose of electing delegates to attend the Convention-By ord- er of the Chairman, Seymour F. Murphy. 2i

TRINITY UNITED CHURCH- Early prayer meeting tomorrow

and Bible Classes at 10. a. m. Rev. W. M. Ryan preaches at eleven o'clock his subject hsing "The

mm AGENTS WANTED-— WHY N01- Eternal Christ. Miss Annie Dam- bs your own boss and make Dig marsli will render a solo at this service.

At seven p. m. Rev. Dr. Ramsay will preach from the sub- ject or “African Missions", and the soloist at this service will be Miss Berna Huestis. Visitors in the city are cordially invited to all ser- vices of Church and ‘Sabbath School.

L. O. A. CHURCH PARADE —- The annual Church parade of the Loyal Orange Association will be held tomorrow morning from ths Lodge rooms on Richmond Street to St. James Church where they lqii he addressed by Rev. Mr. . uir.

CONSERVATIVE MEETING. — A large and enthusiastic meeting of Conservatives of Wards Three. Four, ‘Five and the Royalties was held last evening in the Offer building for the purpose of select- Iilg delegates to attend tho Con- vention on Thursday. Every poll was represented, and the heurtlest spirit of optlmis-m prevailed throughout the entire meeting.

U-IGG AND ELDON -— There will -be preaching service in the Bulptlst Chuicll at Uigg on Sunday afternoon ‘at 3 o'clock July l8. aml at Eldon ut 7 o'clock. Rev. Ross C. Eaton of Charlottetown will con- duct both services. The Evening Service at Eldon will replace the afternoon service, which has been cancelled.

GOOD ROADS.— Mr. H. C. Christie, the well known Toronto candynlan who has been touring the island, is loud in his praise of the excellence of ths roads. He has been as far as Tignlsh, and never in all the years he has visit- sd us can he say have there been better roads. i-iere and there were bad patches but he invari- ably noticed men were working at these. Anyone who is not satis- fied with our roads he says must be speed friends, novices or grous- era.

0. N. . BTOREKEEPEFL- Mr. Arthur . Clarke of the C. N. R. stores apartment, Moncton, left

yesterday afternoon for ‘Charlotte- town, P, E. l.. to which place he has been transferred, being pro- meted to general store keeper in that city. Although Mr. tnurics many friends hers will telnet 111s departure, they will at the same time wish him every success in tI1ls well deserved appoinin1ent.—Monc- tou Times.

VALLEYF-IELD CHURCI-L- The Sacrament of ths Lord's ‘Supper will be dispensed in the Valley- field United Church on Sabbath morning the 18th inst, service be- ginning at ll o'clock a. m. The pas- tor Rev. J. A. McLellan will be as- sisted by Jiev. A. N. Gillls of Mai- poque and Rev John McKlnuon of iOntario. it is expected that iicv. ISIdney Bnilnoli of St. John. N. H. will be the preacher for the even-- ing service beginning at 5 o'clock. The usual preparatory services are being held 011 Friday and Satur- day and the thanksgiving service on Monday.

TRYON MEMORIAL UNVEILED The Soldiers Memorial erected at Tryon to perpetuate the memory of the men who fought and fell for their country waas unveiled yos- terday by His Honor the Lieuten- ant Governor In the presence of a large assemblage of people. A spec- ial program of music was rendered under the direction of Dr. J. J. Si-

morning at 9.15. Sabbath School-

A O1‘ Ramlfilue m Childhood

SCOTTS EMULSION

AbOI-zndsln Healfli-Buildiry ~ Vitamins ~

Scott l loIIsmTsIoslh 5Q"-

FOLLOW T-HE CROWD on ‘Wed- nesday and you will make no mis- take. You'll -be sure to land at ‘Scotchfort where a rare day's en- Ioyment waits yon.

YORK AND MAR8HFlELD.- iMinister Rev. T. E. Boothroyd, York 11 a. 111., Holy Communion, Brackley. 33 p. m. Marshfleld, 7.30 pfim. Preacher for the duy Rev. Mr. Mabon.

SOOTCHFORT CELEBATION - Last year some went to Si. Ives. some to lnverny and some to Loch Lamond but this year all are going to the celebration at Scotchfort.

MEMBERS OF ST. GEORGES L. O. L. are requested to meet in their hall at 10.15 Sunday Inorn- ing, to attend Divine Service at ‘St. James Church. Visiting Breth- rerl welcome. By order, N. D. 1M0- liiean. W. M.

..ZION CHURDw-Mrs. W. W. Taylor of New York City will be the soloist at Zion Church tomor- row. Mrs. Taylor will sing "0 Di- vine Redeemer" by Gounodr- '

A DELIGHT-ED VISITOR. -—Onc of the tourists at present I11 the city is Mr. Peter Conroy, manager of the Model Furniture Co., Ltd" ‘Nauaimo, .13. C. It is fifteen years since Mr. Conroy last visited Chur- lottotowll, his native city, andhc ls charmed with the vast Improve- ment that has taken place in the intervening years, No where in

or the United States with which Mr. Conroy is familiar is there in his opinion a. finer place In which to enjoy a l1oliday~lt is simply un- rivalley for beauty and "healthful- ness. Mr. Couray while congratu- lating the Tourist Association on the progress it has made thinks ths people as a whole should get behind the Association, for in very deed Prince Edward Island is a tourists paradise. Mr. Conroy in- tends touring in King's County -bc- fore rcttirnlug to the unaililaud.

SOOTCHFORT CELEBRATION You'll hear the plbrech sounding, sounding," Where? At the Scotch- fort Celebration on Wednesday next, July 21st.

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(Canadian Press Flush Delaney, French Canstiialngot the decision in his bout last Ilil-tht

heavyweight championship‘ of the lworld.

BIRTHS

LEP.AGE--At 222 Pownal Street. July 16, to Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Le- iPage, a son.

MicEACHERN—At 16 Valley Street on July 18th to Mr. and Mrs. Sam MoEschern, twin daughters. Con- grstulations.

DEATHS

CHING—At Ills home at Bothwell, on July 2nd. 1926, Benjamin Chlng. aged 72 years.

MCSWAIN-lllt pleasant Vlilloy nu Jilly 15, 1926. Mrs. Donald Mum-- Swain passed away. Funeral will lake place on Saturday July 17. lil- 26., at 2 o'clock lo i-inrtsvillc vuln- efory.

N.D.MAcLi:Ai~i

who

KING'S SQUARE

dey. Among the speakers who de- livered addresses were lion. J. Ii. Myers, ll-ion. J. E. Sinclair. and lMr. A. E. McLean, M. P. ‘Luncheon was served on the grounds by the Lad- ies Auxiliary of the Protestant Or- phanage to which organisation the receipts wore donated.

FARM. FOR n11. wrru on without crop. 40 acres froutinfl on nrudonnell River, 2 mllos from’ Georgetown. “Well ’ culti- vated suits-bis for vegetable rais- ing. Also convenient for fish-

Apply to John Delorie

erman. on premises. Address George- town. 51l-7-0-fs4i

..°FOR BALE-Homestead foal: 100 acres helutlfull! ‘I "f3 ‘"° side Montllus‘ m ti.“ I10 milss town of Montague. buildings. land high stats cultiva-

Quccn I VHOTCI _'

and» tries-s Jay-yr Nil- Hotsl vn have snI"\_'-MI"Y' thouunds of dollar's In mepsirs and improvements. it ' Is. new ths-Jinn: r-roui si its '01s» In ths Mil-Innis. "m" Iness. It appeals 4p thesi- vvho want a ‘comfortable Hotel and splendid-table and , oxssllsnt ssrvise at _s 111860?- u its price. ‘

tied-A. J. Rohsrtsoiaaalflglllilwlfsif- ‘psr day. _ - l T’ ~ Charlottetown - T Let - °- -.Hotel 00., Ltd. no LIT-TWO ruimlsl-iso . vmmmn _ I‘)

liousekeellliil rooms. 110i

cold water, telephone. Appi; i",

tin-lace 8t_.,,_,,,,,,._,-,..h 19R uh‘. Jsstiollzal/i

was.‘ annals. time».

.. _ A

GUARDIAN

766-7 17-1i '

l-‘ilihsl

pal

CRASWELL 8T

l-ROUI-ld F3993 Stand not-oi the outlylna districts. m. B t _ 3:81“? thlat the spenders would

Y or 1e cost. At the same

9S . 513:1; Iglllle car could be used for

' rposes. Councillor lProwse said that

CUIAVIER CITY. CHI” is y0ur face round?

round, say experts.

are just as

Iyeil ones, L01‘ lloarilman. Lillian

hilt l5

ilerfect fouturrs,

l!!! out ls never

DEVILOPEO an

PHOTOGRAPHS i ENLARGEMENTB

137 Great George street

D NTEO

UDIO

7PM" your chance-s of‘ success in the. movies is gr-eater than if your m“ were 10118. if you are one of tll0 vast arm-y of people whose ani- bmml! "9 31°01; this direction.

The Perfect camera face must be Me tro-Gold wynJMayer It makes little difference hilw “Xiiillsite the coloring or how perfect the features, the contour of the face actually decides she's

lute ill tllc movies. Cdunciilol‘?! PPOWHO, Foster and Tho color 0g ll“, lmlr and Kelllledy agreed with Councillor ths eyes does not Inuit“ The“, Yeo- The lutter did not believe

many blue-eyed girls 0:1 the screen as there are brown. Norma Shearer, Elea- Gish and liy MoAvoy ore Dilly a few who _\'c blue eyes, yet each one is n distinct photographic type.

Should the features be regular? T a disputed point. “Us and players have capitllizcd certain defects. A pilg nose, a crook. ed eyebrow. n very deep dimple has often characterized some slur illiiyer and made her more inter- "iillllk than if silo had absolutely

-A long. narrow face, it is point‘- cffeclivs on the

July ii —

Many

City Council Last Night

(Continued from page "1)

d0; and if they refuse. dismiss them. ' Councillor Blanchard

an t d that n car should n“ a

be bought to

""1"" ill-‘ilnle think the city is made "T 1110110)’. The estimates are ai- rently passed. We can't, gpgud {Wiley W710" We llavcult got it. Fhorc is a certain a-mount of “P1195101: but not so bad as some l-1'y to make out. The officers should enforce the law without any further expense.

Councillor Yeo again regal-red to m0 Year when a traffic officer Ilmllgiit in scores of convictions. The officers are not doing their duty ‘

any increase should be made ln Ills speed limit. After some further discussion‘ His Worship agreed that the of. giicers were not doing their duty. e suld that no more raise In pay would be allowed. ‘Buys and Hills under age were driving cars and no respect was paid to the white lilies at street corners. Pedestrians must be protected and it tulls on the police to do it. Citi- zeus should tell the police who the spcorlers are. The whole police

room this morning at 9_30_

Councillor Henuessey then com- .~:-__ Illlillllid uf the enforcement of the '0

twresll. because the lights s-oru: to accentuate this longness. The moo does not need to be plump, but it must be rounded ln contour. Sully O'Neil, ‘Gertrude Olmsted, Greta Gflrlw. Joan Crawforduths newer faces on the screen, all havelpag. sell the acid test of screen tests

for we

horses.

damages

s ordered paid.

hi“ l“ Fl-‘Eflfd to the treatment of He said the S. P. C. A. should he disbanded if it is 11ot go- ‘ m8 lo do its work. was read and adopted. The bill of Thomas M. Burhoe to horse and sleigh '

The report

Councillo

tho length and breadth of Canada-

bocause 0f their well Hlunrlsri faces.

PERSONALS

lsiuntl. _ .

nre spending their Scuttle, Washington an

modeled,

Mrs. Mary l). Askin oi’ Dori-hos- ter Muss, has arrived in Charlot- tetown to_ spend tho summer ell the

Mr and Mrs Harold A. Riggs and Master Gordon of Sturdee. B. C.. vacation iii Eufienc.

d

l-icnncsscy complained that city 11nd no representative ill court I11 this case.

(Iouncillor Moran then presented a petition to open tlitggvhole park ‘ road-way to auto traffic. A ggll- oral diSCllI-ISIOII then took place in which all the coilncillors took part. The mutter was left iluscttled.

A motion to tender for five hun- dred feet 0f hose was then carried.