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SALE-BABY CARRIAGE. 1s . l} Street 4082-5-30-31.

' site-r. sacs POTIJIOES. my s. Weeks. Fredericton.

4118-5-31-11 ‘

SALE-FDUZ-NINETY CHEV- . cll’ in good running order. 146 - gGedrge Street. 4061-5-2941

‘ SALE-DESIRABLE SUhIMEB. t||| at l-icllarid Cove. Apply lln. 4l15-5-3l-2i

SALE — COBBLERS - SEED

- ices. oer-tired J. H. MaePher- . Dtfllngtbl‘! 4120-5-2-11. ‘ETRU-(K 1x coop woma- coljiditlcii J R. Marks. New 0a.? E l. 4094-5-31-51. ‘HALE. T0 LET. BOARD AND signs on hand at Guardian - t!

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EALE-A BARBER CHAIR. p» Apptv Worth‘: Barber .. 4132-6-2 SALE-YORKSHIRE SOW 1- litter of ic-ii John A. Mac- M- Breadzlbane. Box 163. 4100-5-31-31.

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WANTED MAN WITH LIGHT CAB or truck to assist m direct sales campaign. good proposition Call 85 Rochford Street or address Box 264. Charlottetown. 4116-5-31

EARN UPWARDS 0F 525 WEEKLY growing mushrooms for us. Kilns- trated booklet for stamp. Canadian Mushroom Company. 141 Lauder Ave. Toronto. H. W. M. 5-31-6-2.

Miscellaneous

SUMMER CLASSES-EUCLICGAU- det will re-open hi5 summer classes 1n piano forte on June 2nd. 10B

Prince St. 4110-5-31-21 NOTICE - HARDIES FERTILIZER sower. $29.00. Horse hoes $9.00 ioiilyl. good prices on all other machinery‘. Walter S. Weeks, Fredericton dealer. 4118-5-31

POTATO PLANTER. T0 Hl-EE BY day. Frank McLean. Cornwall. “RFHIOI-S-Sl-Zi.

JOHN ALFRED MncDONAL-D. LAND ‘Surveyor. Box 29. lrlermanville. 35l0-5-G-1mo.

_.______.,___..___.______ POTATO TAGS FOR THE SEA- GOD'S shipments on Short. notice

HINT - TWELVE 1100M , i- -. house. turrilshed. Central ion Address P. 0. Box 264.

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‘- bath. furnace. fireplace. Ap- il Robert Cotton. Brighton.

i 4183-6-2 Female Help wantgd ‘ D-KITCHEIN MAID. AP- _ Pirker House. 3523-5-8-tl’.

o lMMEDIATELY a item. Apply to John o. "‘ -P0vl11zl. Lot 4B.

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l‘ wmk- 5W1‘; Mrs. Hugh u]! Rochford Square. 1101-5-31-31.

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l “m. middle aged. Protestant - A0111: at. Guardian Of- 4134-04-81

Lost . \____ Jamar. MAY 2am. oa- “fmiinston and Se; View. _ m oil our Wrltl It. Hunter. therlnttetow-n 4124-0-2-31 l

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\- New Zealanders l1eve lean so often fbitten" by the uhwzsr importation Qof animals. birds. and plants. writes .a New Zealarid correspondent. that lthey look with suspicion and hostility ‘ion any scheme for bringing 1n new lfauna~tl1ere is not so much trouble 'over flora. Some enterprising people are now wanting to introduce Silver foxes for. tur production. and the farmers are up in arms against it.

The scheme originated with d group of small holders who had been allowed to import Angora and Chin- chilla rabbits and had found the ven- ture unprofitable. Apparently they were convinced that the foxes would do well in a. locality where iviiiter snow l5 unknown.

The Farmers‘ union immediately arose in protest. “The introduction of foxes into New Zealarid for any purpose would be such a pernicious action that. the farmers ivould be fully JUillliCCl in taking direct action and killing them ivherever they were to be found." wrote one of its ofti- cials to the press. "The presence of any kind of fox in this country must. be regarded as caiamilous Since the fox is a burrowing animal 1t prob- ably could not be completely segre- gated. It would no doubt have to be bred in the higher and colder re- gions, where there would be Et-eater opportunities for it to escape and propagate. livery farmer from end to and of New Zeaiand will resist the proposal."

Altogether. it is said. the promot- ers of the scheme stand little chance of persuading the Government to let them carry it out.

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JERUSALEM. May 31-1116 Ho.

ilcntral Guardian

time at i cclcck p.111. Tuasdgy June 3rd lim-o-z-zi PLAY. Music by Orchstra. Luann‘ boxes s: Heart: 191i. pm image,‘ toniaht 4121-21 ‘CLOSED TUESDAY AFTERNOON bloom and hmbeod Lumtgd win clue at 1 o'clock Tuesday. June 3rd, Kitisb Birthday 4127-64-21 EECKLESS DRIVES-Last even- 1515 a Ford coupe travelling south on £11m Avenue crashed into another car Pl-“Pd ‘:3’ the wrb. The iatier aa- chine sustained a. bent fender and a broken tire. The driver o! the Ford will appear in court shortly to ofler an explanation for reckless driving.

SUCCESSFUL STUDENT-Miss Frzices Kerwin. ivho attained sec- cnd position in the graduating class. cl’ Prince of Wales College. has had En excellent student record in “that institution. posing high on the 11st in all three years. At the conmisnce-

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Kent and Queen Square Will Go To Halifax to (Iompete For Dominion Cham- pionship.

HALIFAX hi1; 131-530-1258;‘. youl-ilul rifle eliols oi Nova. Swill and Prince Edward island as 0n 11w day teams representing universities and schools iii the two provinobs. having on their strength some of the coming marlvnen of the Mari-

ment exercises on Friday last she received the Governor Generals Sil- ver ‘Medal. and one of the F. R. Heart: Prizes. She 1.5 a niece of Mrs. D. J. Riley. City.

“THE KING'S VBIRTHDAY AT THE CHABLOTTETOWN POST 0F- FlCE-Tuesdzy. June 3rd. the King's birthday, being a Statutory Holiday, the General Delivery. Registration. and Stamp Vendor's svickets will be cpen to the public. trom 10.00 a. m.. to 12.00 noon. All mails fordespatch by afternoon trains will close at 12.00 noon. There will be one complete morning delivery by Letter Carrier. “The Poet Office is observing: ‘Dav- llght Saving Times"

MISSING GIRL-Mr. Millage of Little Shemouge. near Port Elgin. N. E... arrived i11 the city Friday even- ing in search of his daughter Mar- iari. who has been missing since Sun- day the 23th. It 1s known that the girl purchased a ticket for Charlotte- town at Port Elglri leaving by the 1.30 train ori Monday. Her father says it is very probable she will seek work here as a domestic arid. anyone who knows of her whereabouts are asked to communicate with the police as her father returns home this latter- noon. The following l5 a description cf the missing girl: Age 15; rather short and stout; black bobbed hair: dark eyes; fresh complexion; re- spectably dressed tn dark red satin dress with light blue blanket cloth coat 111th gray fur collar arid cuffs: close fitting black felt hat: black satin pumps and rubbers: liiht C01‘ cred stockings. From the above de- scription it should not be difficult to identify the girl and anyone who reports her whereabouts to the Do- lice will be conferring a favor on her

father. ’ \

PERSONALS

Mr. Earle Reaxdon lett Soturdevl nxorniiig for a two weeks vacatioimi‘ oluch he will spend 111 New ‘rork. 1

p11 w‘ w_ Taylor. Mrs. Taylor aridi‘ son Billy. arrived from New York or1| Saturday evening to 51161111 m" ‘ months at. their summer cottage,‘ Camp Canadausa. Brighton Sher!- Dr. H. l... Scammeli. of Halifax. In~ specter of Standard Hospitals. in the American 'Medical Association. in- spected the Prince CountY HOSPNII onwlhursdoy and the Charlottetown and Prince Edward Island Hospitals Saturday. ‘The Doctor arid Mrs.

on return to Nova Scotia hi’ the Hochelaga.

Eastern Guardian

. ‘GOSH-The Dddfellowe of Mon tegue are presenting a three-act comedy drama "Deacon Dubbs." at Murray River. June 4th. A good 11111511 guaranteed. 4126-64

iris-none of the demands o! the Arab delegation in Great Britain.

DEATHS

POND-At Summerslde. May 31st, i930. John Pond. Ice sixty-eight. Funeral notice later.

VINNICOMBFP-At the Prince Ed-

Ward Island Hospital. Saturday. May 31. 1030., Hurry Carruthua Vinni- combc. aged 43 years. Funeral from his late residence. as Fitzroy Street. today. Monday. at three o'clock for service in st. Peters Church Inter- ment St. Peters Cemetery.

“Dammit 1nd m,‘ 5",,‘ brew Daily Huretz said yesterday , ‘ 3,”, . ‘onezllizilz: and up. 5|" that all persona condemned to death ~ ' In Palestine. including a number of i . ‘it?’ Aruba and one Jew sentenced t0 z N' D‘. MacLean “LEAN O0. hm: u a result of 1m August's ~ onuaaranu - . rlntinz. would be amnutiad on the § ‘Managua ljlmlted birthday of King George. June l. a ' Qua“ an" 111a matter of the condemned Arab: f ch""m"""“ ‘ "Mb “mu” has baen a major issuo in the lira-l; "W" "9

the Dominion in the Royal litilitary College oi Canada Inter-School; ‘ rifle competition. s The trophy for tbs competition is a handsome sliver challenge shield ‘presented b; these-cadet 0i F.- M- C.. for annual competition among an schools in the country. it was tron last year by the Portland M111- rual Training School of Si. John, N. 13.. the errry being than only 11 teams from the whole ccuntigr. So judging by the interest shown in Nova Scotia and Prince Edouard 1s- land. this. year. the shield should continue its JOUIDBT further east.

The conditions are;

Teams of four pupiiLs to lire on the range nearest the school.

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Teams of Four From P. i W. C., S. D. U., West ,

June 7th., mu be a m; day for the i

times, will shoo- against the rest o!‘

Scammell left on Thursday afternoon ‘

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Five rounds each with. a sighting shot at 200. 300 and 500 yards.

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Reduced _ Prices Be- come ‘Effective T0- day.

i EAST “TINDSOR, Ont, luc: 1.- i-zductlogs in the paces of For; 7cm and trucks, ranging tram muesli dollars to titty-live dollars. were an- nounced. today by Mr. w. 3.. Gazip- , bell, President of the Ford Motor ‘ iCfilfilll-fly of Canada. Limited. The . inductions will be eflective blonds)". June 2. ' Th! new prices F. C. B. East Wind-

‘ecr and the amounts of the redug.‘ LINIMENT .. ‘For (‘ai-tei-‘s. L. l... Pills _ _______ __ _~ {was fo110w= _ Q -_-_-- 25c A.B.S.C. Tablets (an. FORHAj». ;.' 135:3?" std“! slum- r=<iusfi> EAXTIJICA 27G 25¢ Hamilton's Pills TQOTH many. .1 C‘ b ' gt‘ 57-990‘ t 55d l (‘at (113595 N- F031"! 1-11‘ -—-—%~m-——-—-_ - iwsziirifoiieuea 140.00. w” an I“i"'.” $115 [Tfifillfid Yeast 0,4. 5r LISIERUFE Model AA 1 1-2 m. mick chassis. w‘ hEUSCHEN _. __ _, _ f_rn(1_ H @1315 $510.00. reduced 535.00. . SALTS .. ‘ P'“‘-‘~‘ L005 1 ""1 3190113.‘ __ _______ __ Coupe, $595.00. ‘i _-_____.__...__.___~ ‘fl .. , p . .

‘ Sport coupe. $050.00; Tudor $151) FELLQ“"S _ MOHTS ‘Iii?

,Sedan, $05.00. reduced $25.00.“ i- SYRUP _ _. ‘ _ IMOLASSEQI, " "’ (

l Roadsters. $520.00. phaetori. $000.00; ___ ___ KISSES _-_"---f——-- m} model A. commercial chassis, $415.00. : _ _ _' ‘_ ivlnii Fl. BBERbET 9 ,..,.....,,2.,...,_ 1 scan PIN vklAiile. 29G siisvixc BRUSH 8G

*- Deluxe Coupe. saaacc. light aeiiv- i COMPOUND . a lb. (C _ d ‘ery, $610.00, reduced $15.00. f 75 F ' o‘ __ ‘“3"""‘}"°_ t

"It has airways been the peiiey o! g RIC I "‘ FRE°H e

fthe Ford 11mm Company o! Canada CREAMY Jaipur‘? ' MAFJLTJQHINO Llmitfid. to Piss 0n m the public m» r C ' ' ‘ bHEhRY vantages of economies in manufac» ARAME-Ig b P d JELLLES CHOCOLATES Luring," we Mr. Campbell in as .- . oz ouli Box 7* i statement announcing the new prices ‘ Reg‘ ' 3C ‘b I b

'|"These latest reductions. ranging ‘ ‘ from fifteen to as much as fifty-five ‘dollars a car, are mode possible by‘ l the large volume of business achieved ' iii the ttrst five months of 1930 and the prospects for a continuation c‘ good business for the remainder of I

The most reductions in Ford prices

All teams en erod have been prac- ‘ was m“ Nowmber when the “m?

Sm m? Lin‘; V's?’ 3:1‘: ' any also increased its minimum At. the clue of the moi-rung SEYUCS ' ° "mi ° i " i $61081 do: cial Rifle AS-‘DCIEUOII has taken the ‘ use mm a 3 _ . Baptism‘ "deg “d” “'5 “m: m’ “up”? otter visiting friends and ralativesi The Sunday wry coachtng‘ and ‘S m'm_bsrs wm| in Charlottetown and North Wilt-‘mediztely after the morning service assist 1n range duties during the shire

actual match.

Anhmlgh ‘t 15 y“ ‘"1? t“ Praia‘? Mr. Frank Sullivan. Kinkora. was 1 a iery eloquent and appealing ser» the aucome. No. 145 Queen Square ._ mo,“ ‘qgiwg to Bmyvale. \'b:iti.i1g‘|mcn cn the SUUJBCL ‘Lovest Thou

School Corps of Charlottetown willimends and faith,“

not be far behind when the scores!‘ are forwarded to the commandant‘ of the Rctyal ltlilitaryi College at Kings on. Ont. for This corps was. ias; year. the ‘zest 511001.111; corp; on the service range