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RUMMAOE BALE Friday, 18th. 9 a.m. ‘Market Hall. 9829-15-2I

‘HARTNEY ‘HALL—Rev. F. H. Littlejohns will preach in Hartney Hall Wednesday evening. June 1‘6th at 7.30 p. m.

VIOLIN RECITAL by the pupils of iMiss Kathleen Hornby. assisted by LVIiss iLucy Blanchard, League

(Western Guardian

de s. i}... same by calling at Guardian Western ‘Office and paying 1 9823 EMRS. RICHARDSOWS will give then annual violin recital p. c. M. B. A. Hall, Kensington. Friday evening. June 18th, assisted by Mr. J. d’- precceds in aid of Kensington High School. Curtain 8 o'clock Admission 25 and 15 cents.

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EBABEBALL defeated the West End Braves in

me closest and most interesting

game so far in the Summerside Baseball League, when they came through in the seventh inning with two runs, winning the game 6 to

'3. A lull report which is regrett- ably crowded out of this issue, will appear tomorrow.

_TOW‘N COUNCIL. ~ The re-

gular meeting of the Sulnmerside Town Council took place last night whcn Milk Inspection. lintes, and other matters wcre dis- cussed. A fllll report. will alJ- pear in a subsequent issue.

PERSONALS

—Mrs. ‘Charles Campbell. Chel- Ien, crossed to Bale Verte this af- ternoon (Monday) to attend the funeral of her sister Mrs. Lilly Strung. which will take place to- n10l‘I‘0W afternoon.

Former Emperor Seeks Property

LONDON. Juno 14. -—A Johan- lulsilurg dcsputcil to the Sunday Timcs states that a case will short- ly cillllf? before the High Court at Wludhoe, Cape Colony, in which iilc former German Emperor seeks an order l'0r the restoration of the Hohouzollern property In the Souillwest African mandated ter- riinry. The property was ac- quired in 1912 and tllc ex-Kzlisor is seeking a declaration that the property is not affected by the Versailles Treaty.

For Half a C t l- ‘ the Slfllldgrldlfly ssftll Treatment

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Maclnnis, soloist.

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Extensive Repairs

More than a scor men have ‘bee ‘Ploymenit for connection wit pair work contemplated for the Charlottetown Railroad “rpm-g, and when the pleted. when for actual

will probably be doubled. ‘It is ex- pected that the whole job will take about three months to complete.

‘the work now

I1 Elven steadyfem- the last month in

‘everything is ready

going on is the div- "lg. 811d the two ‘C. N. R. divers who have been here for some weeks make daily trips to the bot- °m ml l-he DUPDOse of making the dock bed ready for t-he big piles that will be driven down. later. The other work already finished int cludes the dri east side,‘ and the derrick for driving on west side,

On the west side the piles will ,be seventy fcot in length, as it is ‘that distance to a rock foundation.

two and one half ton Steam ham- mer will be usedfor driving instead of the usual weight hammer, The construction work now going on is in charge of Mr. A. n. Ceretti, c. N- R. ‘liver. Mr. Ceretti has had ma"? Ward experience ilni ‘his work 11B an employee of the C.N.R., and these experiences were the subject pf a most interesting article wrmen ‘especlhily for a recent issue of the ‘Canadian National Magazine, with photographs shown or both ‘Mr. ‘CDPQW. and his assistant, Mr. R. Brown. at work.

0’Connor Takes DeValera’s Place

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DUBLIN, Jllne 14. —.Art O'Con- flol‘. former sinn Fcin Minister of Aflflfllllllifll, but whq turned R... publican in the Irish election in 1922, was introduced at a meeting 1B5! lllliht as “President of the lrish Republic." Count Plunkett, who presided, said owing to the defection of Eamon do Valera, the Republicans were simply forced to do without him and go their {own way. Mary Mat-Swlucy, the militent Republican, was among the speakers.

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——--——<-o>—-—- BRISK BIDDING FOR NEW QUOTA OFJRISH SETTLERS

COBH, Irish Free State, June 14--Rival transatlantic lines are making a hard fight for the Irish emigrants who will sail for North America during tllc year begin- ning July 1st.

'l‘wcnty-six thousand citizens of the Irish ‘Free State will be per- mitted to ontcr the United States (luring the fiscal year, and agents’ of the vilrious steamship lilies are travelling throughout Ireland booking up passengers.

INVALUABLE

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FOR $ALE.—50 BUS. SEED PO- llliiWH, ‘vobblors and Hines. Amos liodd. Milton. 9817-6-15-21

FOR SALE-DESIRABLE EIGHT rimmed ilouso at Georgetown

nun‘ ivaior. Apply 219 Euston Sh. (Tllnriottotowll.

{FOR SALE-M ACRES OF LAND ‘lmiies from Charlottetown. Ap- llly to William Connolly. EN"- "lloyalty. 9582-6-i-8i eod

JNO. A. MCDONALD, LAND SUR-

TO LET — TENEMENT HOUSE, Apply 71, Upper Queen st, 6-11-t! TO LET-FOR JULY AND AUG-

ust furnished house. Apply ijfl iilocllforli St. Ii

Miscellaneous

veyor, liermanville, 06l9-6-4-1mo

FOR SALE-MAMMOTH STRAW- hsrry plants. Grow lflPHfl-‘il Ml‘ i501‘. lots to plant, $1.06 s hi1’!- llrod postpaltl. Thos. liialyllon‘. Kiulrorzl. ‘R. R. No. 2. 9815

FOR SALE-h-OPPORTUNITY AND Peal trade for Fox Farm. Will “will foxes as part payment- A» T. McConnell, 29 Jackson 3mm. Portland, Maine.

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x FOR sALs-FAnm, OF 11o ACR- lls located In Kihgsboro Kill-I'll “away. (lood lhard ‘and soft ‘wiood "'1 lilsce. Convenient to school “llil lianllshdhurch. ason for sale. lllborilth of own r. Apply '0 ll. A. Mac Donald, Kingsboro . 9800-6-11-31.

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Sltuatious Vacant %—3_ "AN on woman 1'0 ole-

trlhuis well known line household necessities; tremendous demand; "Trill"? srrsnksd; work pious- “lli I-ay liberal even for spars

"l0; experience or, capital un- “mlflsry- Bradley Company. Bramkifil. Ontario.

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Female Help Wanted

WANTED-A MAID. ONE WHO can sloop at home. Apply at Guardian Office. tf.

WANTED —- GIRL OR MIDDLE

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Argyle School, No. 56. Male pro- ferred, Apply Allison McEacheru. 9776-64231

aged woman for house work.- Mrs. Frank Jardine, Brndaibnne. 97824-12-3l

Mule Iloip Wanted

FIREMEN, BRAKEMEN, BEGIN- Hang 3150-3250 monthly, also dark; (which positionfi). Rall- wpy Box 113, City. 152l-

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Nursing

TRAINING ecsoot FOR NUR- sen, Gale Hospital. Haverhill, ‘Mass. Three year's course. Affilia- (ion with Providence Cit? 5°!‘ pltal. Eight hour day. AIIOWIMQ $15 monthly. One hour from Boston. For furiherdinfzirmation

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To Railroad Wharf

e of local work- h the extensive rs-

Preparative work is com-

building. this number

Tile most interesting phase of

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oi’ the ‘Cross Hall. ‘Wednesday, June 16th, 8 o'clock. sharp. 9824-6-15-21

head of livestock._ ed here ‘by Buntaiu, Bell & Co.

ON FISHING TRI-P.--Messrs L. P. D. Tllley. B. H. Armstrong. Hor- ace Miles, P. F, Beandrsaud, St. John and H. A. K. Drury, Ottawa, arrived in the clty “by motor csr on Saturday‘ for a fishing trip on the Island.

ISLANDER WINS HONORS. — Mrs. ‘F. J. Drake of this city has received word that her son, Mr. Charles Drake, who was formerly a student of Prince of Wales Col- legc has graduated wih honors from the Normal School at Cal- gary, Alberta. Only eight percent or the five hundred students en- rolled \von honors, and Mr. Drake was personally congratulated on his high standing by the Principal, Dr. Coffin.

‘HAD LONG RUN.—-A horse with a pair of shafts attached. running down Queen Street yesterday after- noon attractcd considerable atten- tion. The runaway got clear of the shafts in front of the Express Office and kept on running to

ickard’s wharf. where hLs owner, Fred ‘McKinnon found him. The horse which was‘ attached to an express wagon ran from Jos. Kelley's at Southport, the truck Waggon colliding on the other side of the bridge with a post. The horse continued his run with nothing but the shafts attached along over the bridge to Queen Street.

EXCURSION STEAMER COM- NG. —— The Munson liner “Mun- argo" will make t_wo excursion trips from New York on August 6th and 20th to Canadian points. The excursionists will visit Quebec Halifax, and Charlottetown, rc- niaiiling in the latter city a. whole

day. These excursions will oc- cupy twelve days together. It is expected that there will be a

large number take advantage of them, as the excursions are being extensively advertised throughout the United States. Our people will no doubt give the visitors a most royal welcome while they stay here.

‘ISLAND GIRL GRADUATES FROM LAW SCHOOL-Prince Ed- ward ‘Island has another, opportun- ity to be proud of her daushters who have won‘ success. On JIIDO 2nd, Miss 1M. Rowena Wickham, seventh daughter of ‘Mrs. Martha M. Wickham of Montague, gradu- ated with high honors from Portia Law ‘School, Boston. Massachu- setts. ‘Miss Wickham is the third

Island girl to win her degree and

she is a wonderful example for all

her llsluud sisters who would -be_ successful in life. Always desir-

ous of advancing herself. she took, up the study of law four years ago. while she found it necessary to hold her position of Office ‘Manager ill a large firm in Everett, Mass, but with the brilliant standing she has‘ attained. her efforts have beeni

vrcii rewarded. At Ford LI-Lall. where ‘the yconlnlerrlcement took: place, many ‘Island slid Boston!

friends assembled and Miss Wick- ham was showered with flowers and best wishes for her future.

In Far North Explorations

(Canadian Press.)

BATH, Ml‘... Julio 1‘i---Af.

three women will nm-mnpuny the Louis would steal tho piclllfli- lllifl only four days thcfio of ‘(fnnllunu- us it is, Louis managers to siolll ill-H work six. Signs hall ‘been pl

northern expulliirln

tccn year old son of Frederick Raw- ‘son. Chicago banker. who is finan- cing tho expedition. He will ‘be ac- companied by Miss Helen Snwcll Goodall who will act as his sec- retary and also secrcIa/ry to ‘Com- mander MacMiilan. Yung Ilswson made ‘tile voyage with Counlmnntir-r MaoMlllan last year and l-s engag- ed in writing a ‘book of his emper- icucos. ; ‘ '

‘On tho Sachem, coin-mended by Rowe B. ‘Metcslfe. will Ifieififrs. Met- calfe, formerly M-lsdMsry Sesvsll or ‘Wlscnsset and Mr. Rowe's coir, sin, Miss Maude Fisher oi’ New York.

DEATH8

76. Funornl Wednesday o'clock. ‘Interment ‘Hunter River.‘

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SARPER SAILS. -- The C. M. M. Supper arrived in port on Sun- day evening and sailed yesterday afternoon for St. John's Newfound- land with general cargo and ninety She was load-

‘better work.

rflffigrn cred“ H, U“. "mm. “my... gning everywhere without regard the city, either on the square or ill

something the park.

Greeley. Colorado, ally rstsiblisheid ‘his homo.

‘losing touch with his brother Step. M“, expenditure! l‘ would per.

fdor nothing‘ “me no George.‘ 1w“, hm, bsps iho better 0o cons ther. died u. the West and In the 111°" iimnlll‘: 'l¢""h'°m';‘;0m.‘f£ settlement of his estate the widely 9" h‘ "mud ° ° °

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Home, of s; J. received the degree of LLB. M

Mrs. Kennedy.

PERSONALS

terday on return to Halifax.

entered the City Hospital for trea nlent.

the Upper Canadian cities.

island went an operation. __.__-

Kenna will receive medical tree

pital.

cities of the United States.

at the farmer's home River.

Mr. FredLesrd, Mrs. ‘Lloyd Ja

to the city on ‘Monday.

Prince Edward Picture a De-

ING AS HOMELY STENO WHO LEARNS BEAUTY SECRETS The combination of Holler Shearer as Cody, is proving one. The trio

nu that made

ed another picture called Secretary‘, which opened lss night at the Prince Theatre. To say that scream is putting it mild, indeed.

of "His Secretary", she

every bit of her

grapher. You have met character many times sometimes as a stenogrnphcl-

lsometimes a school teacher, and llJY- 90""- lyou just know she would c1110)‘ anstrcet committee if it intended put-

aftcrnoon at the “sewing circle.‘ I don't know of another who would dare appear to personal disadvantage us Shearer does

sometimes hm- is the beautiful Norma. she emerges from her

her homeliuess in the ear

chrysslis

only emphasizes her natural‘ beauty.

‘Lew Cody is nowiirmly en-l trcnchcd in tho comedy field. iiel

is n. much greater comedian tlmui n . . , . ‘ - 0 one at resent‘ he ever has been as a ‘heavy’. lllillluon‘ The” w“ p

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ISLAND GRADUATES.-dn the list of graduates from ‘Fordbanl Un- iversity of Ne Jfnrk appears the es Kennedy. who

Kennedy is the son of ‘Dr. ioharles‘ Kennedy, a former Islander, and

‘Mrs. David ‘Sutherland left yes-

‘Mr. H. ‘F. Connors, (Zommissioner of Sewers and Water Supply, ‘has

Mr. Geo W. Gardiner has return- ed home from a business trip to

Mr. Chester Crsswell has return- ed home from tho Prince Edward Iiospitnl where he under-

Mr. and Mrs. P. McKenns, 220 Dorchester Street, leave this morn- ing for Montreal, where Mrs. Mc-

mcnt at the Royal Victoria Hos-

————“ (Mrs. W. D. GllllS, of this city, llflB returhfld home from a very em joysble visit to New York and other

Miss Norma Younker and Georg- ina Vickerson,’ spent the week end in North

and fMiss Mildred Wight, motored

cided Hit

NORMA SHEARER FASCINAT~

Henley as the director and Norma the star, with ‘Lew irresistible “A Slave of Fashion" have contribut- “His

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Norma ‘Shearer has never done in the early scenes buries natural charm .

, _ gravel, as the firm supplying ll hi1" under a makeup of a prim stetntpe trouble with their mwhl,,,n.y mm‘

yourself were slow Ill their shipment. How-

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account, th write him and ask his pe before looking for perrnis

sion from imply he had received. which in- cluded a letter from the Governor Efmltillg his ‘permission, and stat- ing that he had loaned the lot to the city without any strings, to be used by it as it saw flt. A motion was made by the Co the use of the field pose.

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different departments, expenditures were holding out about as usual. with the exception of street main- tenance. which was already $2000 more than it had been last year. But he had been informed by Conn. Yeo of the street committee that the heaviest outlays had been al- ready made and that the tax on revenue would be overcome before the end of the your. in connection with the re-adjustment of taxes on property owned by the iC. N. IL, the speaker said he would like to move the following resolution:

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t- . its. Seconded by Conn. Foster. Conn. Yeo, chairman oi‘ tho streo

‘by the

the ‘winter months. Usually abou Y

streets early in the season, am

0nd it would not ceeded. good work had been done on Ken sington Road, which had formeri

he greatly ex

and lilllsboro Street. to commence on Upper

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year in the use of

‘only one at present available. and

it was insufficient but another was being made. Roch ford Street had ‘been surveyed for permanent street and preparations made for laying the curb, but the work was delayed through want of

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_c\‘er it was expected zllnlost any Henuessey asked the

' ting down the bridges asked for by

actress the residents of Alley street. COUN- sucli|Yco answered that Miss being made to overcome the tr0u~ in _this nnd it is ble complained of by putting some Ii l0 D9119"! that "5 hundreds of loads of ashes on tho l-Vhellistreet and so building it up. The,‘

all effort was

uisame was being done for Bishop

ly scenes ‘straw;

‘Conn. Mlorsn. reporting for 1h" lppoperty committee. said that lhB bathing houses had been visited und ‘found clean end in 50ml Collin‘

Princehriwurtl Theatre this wccicwylloro Brldge~ Th" mum mum‘ m“

playing of subtlo comedy-

- and their restrictions. as well as to at they warn cars fro rmlssiou of hydrants.

the city. The Mayor read also the w did not think ears should be allow-

ed l0 Dark on both sides of the street.

ter was an increasing problem for

Charlottetown as well as for the

uncil granting larger “M95-

10;- flps puf. "llllllller of years the city did enl- l

ICOIID. -Prt\vse, reporting for the on. the Square‘

finance committee, said that in the glillllltloélmihalthe . . y

ed to supply p city was taking thousand crs, so it could afford to do some- thing tor them.

the fact that which was very narrow ually lined on both sides

ing of a committee to attend to the matter and to report to a special meeting within a few days.

Some lighting on the market square and a man to protect the cars was in his opinion something that the city should at once sup pl

m stopping in front

His Worship said that parking as a very important matter. He

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Conn. Yeo stated that this mat‘ Job For a considerable ) 0 , We i s man to protect cars parked Vic l-Ie was of the eventually Derhaps city would be oblig- arking space. The

six or seven from auto own-

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dollars Fm

Conn. ‘Moran called attention to Richmond Street. . was us with cars. Conn. Yeo advised the appoint- ‘Con

ills Worship snid he was pm

Lorne Kelly MoRse and Martin .

Sidney Taylor John C. Holmes ..

Percy Jnman .. John Dickinson David Garnhurn ..

Edwin Huntley Louis Roper Vernon ‘McMillan James Custom \Vm. A. R. ‘McRay No. 2 sample .. A. It. Elmer McNeil]

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oi Roberts .. d ZBurke

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densed Milk ‘Co. i, E. Croken ‘Meat and Milk Inspector.

‘RESOLVED that the city asses- sors be instructed to bring in a. rc- port of the value of railway pro~‘ party occupied by the Canadian Na-I lional Railway within the city llIll-l

committee, said in reference to the matter just discussed that the city of Jialifax had already entered a claim for a portion of the sum paid Dominion government in consideration of railway pmpertynl [He said that the heavy exlpendit-l ure chalked up to streets was due to the great amount of snow shov- elllng that had to be done during

$1400 it w“ this you, $4000 The speed limit"in the city one should street committee had adopted the be mad“- idm that n was beam. m mp1,“. the had been laid there should be 500.

therefore expenditure would grow “Wm 5mm “m” lighter as the year went on. in the my “Md that