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cream arid strawberry festival' July 16th,in' aid of Charlottetown Hospital, on K. of ‘C. grounds. 363.

ACCEPTB‘ CHAIR AT MT. A.--

The Sackyille Tribune says: Mr. Alden B. Dawson, B. A., Ph. D., a native‘offUigg, P. E. I.. is to join the faculty of Mt. Allison. having nc- cepted]-the' Chair as Professor of Blolog in which branch of science

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BAD HAIL STORM.-A heavy el-

ectrical storm passed over the -Prov- ince yesterday afternoon. it was par- ticularly severe in the section cover- ing Hunter River. Brad'al‘bane, Emer- aid, a greater fall of hail accompany- ing it. The hail-stones in some eases were almost as large as marbles. At Bradalbane 37 panes 'of glass were broken n the Railway Station and at Emerald 16 -were broken. The agent nt Emerald reports that he had to shovel the hail from the station plat- form. Window panes in nearly all the residences in these villages were broken. The falll of hall as far west as Port Hill was only slight. At Char- lottetown there was' a lheavy shower and a few claps of thunder but for- tunately nothlng more serious'. It is likely that reports of further damage will ‘he r'ecelved".`

GRATEFULLY ACKNOWLEDG-

EZD.--The Ladies- of the P. E. I. Auxiliary are very grateful to the generous public who so kindly patro- nlzed their garden party on Wednes- day, notwit-hs-tanding the threaten- Ing weather, and all who in any way helped to make the affair such a suc- cess iinancially and otherwise. They

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he 'is -"pedauy quam-|ed_ -He Wmiare particularly grateful to those

take up his work here at the opening of the Mt. Allison Institution in the fall. A' letter to Mr. Borden, Pre- sident of the Mt. Allison University. from Mr-. Hebert W. l`tand_._Prol‘cssor of Zoology, in Harvard University, says: "Mr, Dawson is one of the strongest men we have ever had here. 1-ie'is one of the few men whom l`would unqunliiiedly recom- mend for any college or university

who gave the- services of their cars. to Mrs. Harry Foster who assisted in serving the ice cream both afternoon and evening, to the Charlottetown Light and Power Co. for the lighting arrangements, the League of the Cross illand, Beer & Weeks, Black & (`.o.. (lol. Leigh and men of the draft ut the Drill Ilali, and to thc citizens in thai; vicinity who holped out the committee i ninuny ways, and to the

position of high grade." '_

trustees of the Cundall estate for the use of the beautiful grounds. 362.

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Cl;AssiEiEn ADVERTISEMENTS I

AGENTS WANTED `

AGENT8 WANTED TO SELL FOR

"the old reliable Fonthill Nurser- ies." We teach our men to sell. Experience unnecessary; highest commissions paid; handsome. free equipment. Stone & Wellington, Torpnlo. 115-7-1tiI&I0th

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FOR SALE »

.AUCTION SALE.--WE WILL SELL

f on the Market Square Friday, July

112th, at 12 o'clock noon, blood mare. color black. Terms cash. Bcnj. Carter Co., Auctioneers.

314-7-10M3i

TEACHERS WANTED

WANTED TWO TEACHERS FOR

Murray River School No. 14. Slip- piement $150 equallyl d.lv;ided. James Sanders, Secretary, Murray River, July 15th. 1918.

361-7-l2M3i .

WANT_ED- TEACHER FOR PIN-

ette School. Midsummer vacation

Supplement $50. Rupert H. Huh- ley, Secretary. P. 0. Address Ben-

t0n‘s Mills, R. lt. No. 2. 3i'»9Ei.

TEACHER WANTED FOR HEAT-

herdale School. Suplement. $40. Midsummer vacation. W. E. lilc- Phee. Secretary trustees.

' 360-7-l2E3i .

FOR SALE BEAUTIFUL NE-WLY

fresheneii holstein cow age 6; also perc.heron horse age 4. Kentford L. Waite. Wilmot Valley. 333-7-l1M3l.

WANTED HELP-- FEMALE

WANTED MAID FOR GENERAL

housework. Apply to 50 Great George St. [2£I3-7-10i\’Itf.

HOUSEMAID WANTED FOR THE'

Davies I-iotel. 288-7-9M1wlr

HOUSEKEEPER WANTED APPLY

‘Guardian Oilics. 341-7-i1M3l.

WANTED TEACHER FOR SAVAGE

Harbor School district No. 5. Sup- plenrent $35.00. Midsummer vacat- ion. Apply to Allan Morrison. Sec- retary of tnlataes, Savage _I-Iarbor.

332-711ME3i.

WANTED A TEACHER FOR WEST

Covehead"School. Supplement $70 Peter J. McDonald. Secretary.

_- -. 355-7-12M-ill-‘D.

i _- TEACHER WANTED FOR EAST

Point School No. 50. Supplement $25.i00. Spring andpfall vacation. Apply to J. J. -McDonald. Secy. oi’ Trustees 'IL R. No. 1. 312-7~10M4i

WANTED.-TEACHER FOR UNION

Road school. supplement $50, mid- summer vacation. C. Mellctt, Sec- retary oi’ Trustees. 317-7-IOM-ii

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WANTED -sscoliln c|_Ass TEACH-

er for liradalhnne School. School opens ilirnicdiuioly. Supplement $25.00. Write Major (‘. Murru_v. Secretary. 3091-7-10M4l.

:react-ten wfitiren Fon :Aer

Baltic School No 42 Su plcmentt

. _ . p 840. Apply to Secretary. Patrick Grady. 247-7-6MIil.

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MISCELLANEOUS

SALEBMEN - EXCLUSIVE LINE

for city [town or country. Big earn- ings guaranteed. Permanent all year job. No experience necessary. Write Luke Brothers, Limited, Montreal.

V 252-7-8MEtil13th

JNO_ ALFRED MCDONALD, PRO-

vlncinl Land Surveyor, Hermanville, lt. it. No. 3. Souris. _

, 319-7-10E1mo_.

PAY YOUR “OUT OF TOWN AC-

counts by Dominion 'Express' Money Orders. Five' dollars costs three cents. ~34iiME1i.

THE W. P. A. OF SOUTH MILTON

and llighileld intend holding u ton and strawberry festival on thc grounds of A. W.. liolroyd, Wins- loe, on -Wednesday July 17th. Tea on tnblos at 4.30. 356-'I-i2M3l.

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TO LET.-HOUSE CENTRALLY L0-

catod. corner Pripco und King. Ap- ply IG7 King St. 290-7-SIMGI

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WANTED A TEACHER FOR COVE-

head Road school. Supplement $40. Ernest Rogerson, Secretary.

_ 231-7-6Msi.

'reaovlen wAN'reo c/lsr.: Helm

Went” School. Supplement $65._‘ Mldsumer vacation. Apply Robert.

Mcfienzie, Secretary. 225-7-6M6i

WANTED SECOND CLASS TEACH-

er lsr Pembroolg School. No. 144. Sup lament". $_A0“: Apply to Alex. Graham, Secretory, Gaspereaux, i’. I. it. 340-11M6ii'PD. 1;

TIAOHIR. Fil\lT OR GECOND

ola I wanted for Argyle Shore School. -Supplement 8100. Bum- menjvaoatlon. Jaa. Ferguson. Secre- tary. R. R. No. ~2.<' 351-7-12Mtf.

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WANTED. A SECOND CLA88 TEA-

chcr for Dnnaldsion school. Sup- plement $50.00. Mid-summer vaca- tion. Apply to James A. Mcilonhld, Secretary._ ` 313~7-10M6|lXl

YOUTH TO LEARN LINOTYPE.

Splendid opportunity to smart boy. Guardian Olllce. 348-7-12Mtf.

WANTED A BRIGHT GIRDOR MID-

dlo age -woman for general house work. Family three adults., Plain cooking, aaa place. 3006 WEBB! 1° good girl. Villli Da? fare hut will ex- pect lralf returned from WIS"- Write to Mrs. F. B. Ranft. 165 Pilgrim Road. Boston.

. 852-7-12M3ipd.

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"THREE HUNDRED TEACHER

reqd red for Baalratohewan and AI berth schools _opening in August. Salaries $800 to |1000 per annum Full' details each appointment sap' Iii"-..?»l! umm saaltiissti ._ to Cana lan Teachers Agency; _- 14, Regina, Bank."

wA'N'rao 'rwo omma _ noon

girls at once. Apply Shaw B Hotel. Brackley. Beach. _

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WANTED TWO IARIIRUYWAGII

and cqmrnlsplonx would .av_emy|e_._ ab- ' out *weary-Iivé' dollars ppr week.~_} Cerro Bros., Halifax. N.'S.

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829-7-llliiiii .

iv Miva to bu in thu Pmvmes. `

ALL SHOU§Dg GET THEIR SEA-

SON TICKET for Chautauqua Week. 85.50 worth of entertainments for l2;00. Don't delay till..ai'i are sold ._ _

- , V ~ _ _325-7-10Mtf

.MAnsHn|E|éo. -‘-in-»v.~' cuss. Free-

man of Charlottetown will preach in the Baptist church at Marshfield on Sunday. July 14, at 3 p.m.

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CHRIST CHURCH, Cherry Valley.

July 14th. Seventh Sunday after Trin-

ity, 3 p.m., Evensopgqlnd Holy __Bap~ tlsm. nr. Abbott smit _

FUNERAL TODAY-The funeral of

the late Mrs. Harry McPherson will ha held today (l~‘riday).from.the First Methodist Church, service commenc-

Ifls at 2 . clock .Mr co.by-,.£ggsl.;o Sherwoolfiagmeterir. ...f.__.'..-_ .f.`_`_

MOTORED FROM CHARLOTTE-

TOWN.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chris- topher. Mrs. Dr. McGrath, Mis'_,Mar- ion Ilcid and Mr. Frank Callaghan motored to Miss ReId’s home, Bay View. Sunday morinng.

NORTH RIVER.-Open air service.

The Sunday evening service will be hold, if weather is suitable, on_ the Wiarren Grove school grounds, at 7.30.

AN IMPORTANT BUSINESS

MEETING of the Ladies Aid of the Prince Edward Island Hospital will be held at the residence of Mrs. F. P. Taylor this morning at 11 a. m. 345

VISITING KING'S COUNTY.. --

Premier Arsenault. accompanied by Sir Charles Dalton ami Mr. Joseph -McCarey, is visiting King-'s County. and will incude Cardigan, Souris and Bay Fortune in his itinerary be- fore returning Saturday.

A BPLENDID SHOWING. - Field

comforts consisting of socks, smokes, confectionery and canned goods valu- ed at $189.33 were forwarded over- seas hy the Secretary-treas-urer of the "105‘th Comfort Circle" during the month of June iith to July 9th. Be- sides parcels for the usual battalions in France, comforts were sent to two new units; namely, the 2nd Can. Machine Gun Battalion in France and 17th Canadian Reserve Battalion. England. Ono parcel was also sent to a stranded Islander in the 3rd Can. Machine Gun Battalion and one to an oillcer in a hospital. Comforts sent overseas last year, during the same month were valued at $150.55.

- BROOKLYN SCHOOL.-The semi- annual examlnatlons of the Brooklyn school were held on June 27 and were largely attended by parents and rate- payers. The pupils answered excep- tionally well rind showed ln every way that the best interests of education is the aim oi' their teacher Miss Cassie MacKinnon. The orderly discipline of the pupils in forming and retiring from their classes was very pronounc- ed. After the exams were over the pupils rendered an excellent program of songs and recitations following which they indulged in physical drill exercises which was probably the fea- ture of the afternoon. There is cer- tainly more to learn at school than to read and write and Miss MacKinnon is to be given credit for the excellent all-round educational standing of Brooklyn school at the present time.

ROTARY CLUB.-Rotarinn Lloyd

Wollner, presided at the weekly lun- cheon of the Rotary Club in the Kozcy Korner yesterday. Rotarian C. H. Black moved that five delegates be appointed to tho Executive of tho Social Service Council. seconded_ by Rotarian Clark, and .the following were appointed: C. H. Black, J. A Clark. Geo. DeBlois_'G. F.” Hutcheson, and Dr. Yeo. Rotarian Clark then gave an account of the recent Kan- sas City convention. At the otuset he explained that the Charlottetown delegation joined the Maritime Prov- ince representatives and 'were associ- ated with the delegates from the New .England States. l-le described thc triumphal progress oi' the delegation to Kansas City. and then gave a lucid summary of theeveuts at the conven- tion, from the address 'of President Pldgeon on "Rotary a. Living Force" to a description o_i the music and amusemcnts In the Electr4c'l’ark.' The conviction he and all who were there carried away with th‘em was that.Ro- tary was a living force in England. in Cunada and in America, and repre- sented immense possibilities in carry- ing on the war. in cleaning up cities. In regard to child welfare, and in fact in what was summedup in the words social service. ' ' -

Minarda Llnlment Lumbermana Friend

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"-5-»~fl.l%i..%1 . " Philo Hay Bpeclaily `Oo.,_Nawarl;,N.J.

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NORTH RUSTICO ETC - There

ALL SHOULD GET THEIR BEA-

SON TICKETS for Chautauqua Week.. $5.50 worth of entertainments ior` $2.00. D0n't delay till all are sold.

325-7-10Mti’

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will be service next Sunday in the' Presbyterian church In North Rustico at; 11 s.m. (Communion service) in Stanley Bridge at 3.30 pm., and in New Glasgow at 7.45 p.m. V

’,’_NOTICE.-All members of Boyne Il1l_1d St. GeOl'g8'S L.O.L. please be'0n hand promptly at St. Gcorge’s Lodge Room at six forty-five this (Friday) evening to form in parade for Divine Service in the Methodist church. Full dress. 359

IF WHAT YOU PLAN T0 BUY

today is convincingly advertised by some particular store. depend upon it that such merchant will sell that corn- modity at the lowest possible per- sale profits. He can afford to, for he will make a great number of sales.

CAPTAIN J H PRATT SAVED._.. A ca\ble received nt New York from Brest, says' that Capt. J. H. Pratt, well known here. (formerly of St. John), and crew of the steamer George L. Eaton are safe in France. The vessel was destroyed by the Ger- mans at sea.

ISLAND-MADE MOTORS IN DE-

MAND.--Messrs. Bruce Stewart & Co., Ltd., yesterday stripped a 30 lr. p. imperial motor to Arthur Bernler. Trois Pistoles, Que. The Company al- so have an order from the Naval Transport Odlce. Halifax, for a 40 h. I p. four cycle Imperial gasoline‘ motor.

THE VETERAN.-Pte, R. W. Mc-

Kay, of St. John, a veteran of the great war, and who was wounded at Hill 70, August, 1917, is in the city in the interests of The Veteran. the

one which every family with sons _at the front should. be a subscriber to.‘ It is published exclusively in the in- terests of the Great War Veterans. and all its proceeds are devoted to the building and benevolent fund of the Association. Mr. McKay will tour the province with a view to giving the magazine as wide publicity as pos- sible.

_ METHODIST CHURCH AT CHER- RY VALLEY.-Rev. Mr. Pepper's text on Sunday last was: Mark ii. 27. "And he said unto them, The Sabbath was made for man, und not man for the Sabbath." Tire reasons for one duy in seven being set apart for the physical und spiritual refreshments of mankind were set forth in an eloquent and powerful sermon by the reverend gentleman, who is u splendid preach- er. and an earnest and devoted labor- er in the vineyard of the Lord, - A series of week evening services will begin this Thursday at 8 o'clock, the subject of discussion being, “Not Right. with God." Sunday afternoon the hour of service will be 3 o'clock instead of 2.30, as formerly, to suit the conveni- ence of the pastor. Evensong service at 7.30. Q ` ‘

HELPED WORTHY CAUSE.--The

Secretary-Treasurer of the 105th Comfort Circle received a pleasant surprise Monday evening when two little girls, Hazel Burke and Angelina Gallant, of tilts city, notwithstanding the pouring rain, called with a dona- tion of $15 towards comforts for our

organ of the Great War- Veterans of, Canada. a real soldiers’ magazine and,

_ Three Star Featnréttes in Today’s _`

The Central Guardian

I of Devrastatiolllflf’-if-0-S'

cigar sensational Episode of me Greater vitsgrapn serial “ AND A' . ~ X9" " . Vengeance THE Woman

4 bel Againstthe

_ Law?_

This Chapter In Poverty’s Power

Of the “Price of Folly" Series Shows that it Does Not

PATHE NEWS

ages claimed t.o bu due liv rt-n'o

2 Reel Comedy

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, The iight is not always to the When a man does good by--stealth

SUpREME couRT__|n me cum of strongest~often It goes to the man it may require a smart detective to

Doiron vs. Murray, an action for dum- wh" "an hold his temper mngest'

discover the motive.

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defective gate falling on a child. a

verdict was remlcl‘cd in favor of dc-

fendant. Thi- case oi' I". li. liictturdy & (10. vs. Il. il. Jenkins, :in action for a balance due on curtain slraros of the l-iewsoli`s Woolen Mills, is now ho- fore the court. Gaudet, K.ll., for plain- tiff. Johnston, l{.(T.. :ind Bentley, li. C., for tieierlilurrt. Yestcrwlziy Mr. Jus- tice l-iaszard iiclivcrcd jlldgniunt in the case of The Portland Packing Co. vs. Augustus McDonald, an'actlon of Trover tried this term before l\Im‘ without a_jur_v. l-Ie found rr verdict for the plaintiff for $1256.00 darnugos. ' Johnston. K.C., for plaintiff, Martin. K.C., aint Mc-Quaid for defendant. Judgment was also di.-livcroii by l\lr. Justice iizlszzlrui in lilo case of The i’rinti:r`s Specialists vs. Archilmlll lr- win in favor ol' thi- rlcirrliluiii., i\l-:- Kinnon, i(.L‘., & McNeil l'or the plain- tiff. Dully, l{.C.. for the defendant

LIEUT. ROOSEVELT GETS HIS

FIRST ENEMY MACHINE

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(Special to the Guardian)

WIITH THE Al\li<1Rl('-AN ARMY.-

Lieut. Quentin Roosevelt. -youngest son of the Ex-President, has brought

The Big T`éii"t be erected _On 1* Prince of \/\/ales College Grouricls

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Does It Pay to Re- BILLIE WEST

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clever impersonation of Charley

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gallent soldiers overseas. This splendid donation was the result of a concert gotten up by these two patrio- tic littlo girls, with some children ot' Spring Park School as the entertain- ers.. The creditable concert wus held last Friday evening at the school. Mr. Long acting as chairman. The child- ren sold the tickets at only ten und fifteen cents and the amount ‘as re- alized _shows that a large number of persons desirous of encouraging the young folks in their good work were present. lt is an assured fact that the cause they have helped is indeed a most worthy one and the brave boys will greatly appreciate their thought of them. ,

Siliiiii UUIIIAIIIINS

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