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‘FAMOUS’ ..olll0 HORSE HOEs hiMould ‘Boards or Discs High Carbon

Steel l

A better article at-a cheaper price.

Mold Boards Duos

Built Right ! i

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DILIVBRED.

THE_ HARDIE MFG. c0.

clmlttonawwn

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gill sell by Public _Au at

Street. Cfulr atom

| choice bedroohi outlast

‘Capitol flange.

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of t Choice Furniture

ollinnlencl ' 1n _ lot of Household Furnlxrefilncluglngiliiiilng-Ttsotyhfize ' Qllfioiilflleihond‘ Disk Gl mophong (mun-am? in walnut). Foul-posted solid walnut bed, Newcombg piano 50nd gerator, Rugs, Chlnaware, Silverware and Kitchen Utensils in- Also library of overone thousand volumes,’

Jloose olwll "l" "Swill"- llillnllnv. afternoon 2 to s o'clock. R

SUMMERSIDE 1

residence of G. J. lVIcCormad, 253

J. A. MacDONALD, Auctioneer.

liuction

: . , . .4. mAll his household fur sing parlor, diningro s. l valuable organ rsuite, Capitol Favori pets, mats, curtains,

usehold effects.

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Sale oi Furniture I am instructed by Rev. J.VW. Hayter to sell

ublic auction at his home 68 Bayfield Street, n Wednesday. Jllllp,27th. commencing at 1.30

niture and effects com- om and kitchen furnish- (Karll). mahogany par- te range (nearly new), dishes, bedding, and all

BENJ. CARTER, Auctioneer.

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Agents Wanted

Female Help Wanted

ANTED NOW-SALESMEN FOR unrepresented Prince Edward Is- land counties. Pay weekly, ex- clusive stock and territory. Rop- ltsent a six hundred acre modern Nursery growing choicest varieties

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W.H.V. Dunbar, 125 Fitzroy St. 6203-0-23-31.

‘ill-ANTED -— YOUNG GIRL FOR‘

5nd best Stock Established thirty, general housework who will slccp

years. Our agencies are valuable. Write, Pclllnln Nursery Co., Tor- onto, Ont. A. W. ti. Aug. l5.

Articles l-‘or Sale

70R SALE — FORD TON TRUCK in perfect condition. Apply Guard- ian Office. 6183-6-23-31. FOE SALE - TWO ‘COOKING ranges. Apply 30 Rochford St. 2l

______________._ 70R SALE, BEDROOM SET. AI‘- ply Guardian. \ 8209-6-23-31

BUICK COACII AUTOMOBILE"

two seasons old, in perfect condi-

l lion. Apply to Mrs. G. McCornlacJ

, 252 Kent St, or Allison McLeod at Central Garage. ' 6227-6-25-31

CHESTERFIELD SUITE, NEW- combc Piano, New Electric Wash- , llli; Machine, Sewing Machine at McCormncfs auction sale, 252 . Kent Strcct. to-morrow, Jllnc 26th. 0321

“Miscellaneous 5 KINO. ALFRED MACDONALD‘. Land Surveyor, Hermanvllle, P.§ S. I. 5-18-1 m0., ‘ , IILLHEADS AND BTATEMENYS} neatly printed. Guardian Jobi Prlntery. tt t.

. EMomAM Ann uounniivo‘ cords at shortest notice. Guard- “ lw Joli Prlntefy. i

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CORRESPONDENCE cAnns Ann "Wcloines with address printed. lust the thing for acknowledge- ment, lntimatlons. etc.. Guardian Job Prinfiery. tf. l

llfrolul ORDERING YOUR SUIT! we s. ll‘. ‘rarliusnfs samples. from tllloo to $45.75, made to your mea- surc. in any style. Allo raincoett. fi-ililored-to-measurs in any slyleq It $0.75 up. Made to fit and W5“ glellored. S. 1'. Tarbush, Special present ve, 1'12 Prince _Sl--. Uharlolt/siiitim. - l - - S-ll-tf

ilomo oaoweesprar CAN- "lllln Potato Machinery‘ Co,‘ riow

1 or second class

at home. Apply lllornings, 08 Kil "l, St.

I 6187-6-23-31.

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Teachers Wanted

WANTED — TEACHER FOR EGL- ingion School, District Bay For- tune. Supplement voted $100.00. Midsummer vacation. Apply Mrs. Fred McKenzie, Scc'y. of True-l toes, 6200-6-23-31

_______________ WANTED BY A SINGLE MAN middle-aged house keeper]. Apply "M. ‘E3’ care ‘of Guardian. C198-C-23-3l.

.______.___-__~»-~ - - WANTED—I-‘IRST CLASS TEACII- er for New Glasgow School. Su - plement. $150.00. APlllY P- _ Campbell, Sedy. 6-25-31‘

"'——-—‘" TEACIIER WANTED — FIRST OR | second class. Supplement, $125.00. . Protestant preferred. Apply James H. Carr. Scc'y. Trustees. 0315i" Bod Bridge. oial-c-za-zi.

,__ _______,__,____ WANTI-JD-J-IXPERIENCED. FIRST tcnchcr for West

Covcheilll School. snimlvmsllt $100. Apply to J. Ii‘. Allan. Sec‘y. 0147-6-21-31

WANTED-A FIRST on SECOND

class teacher for North Bcdeque

SchQQL Sllpplcnlent $185. A. G.

McCall, Wilmot Valley. R. R. 6158-6-22-3!

____--——-——-—-——-j-@—"'“ WANTEDJ-EXPEBll-JNCED FIRST class teacher for Dunstaffnafll! School. Supplement $150. Roland

Phi l , Secretary. I ps0“ 6203-8-25-31.

WANTED -— SECOND CLASiS teacher for Tarnntum School D s- trict, ..0. 222. Supplement $75. Apply Chairmen of Trustees. Mic- hael J. Murnaghan. Jvllllbwl" River. R. R. 01734434‘

WANTED — FIRST 0B SECOND class. experienced teacher f0‘: Mayfleld sohoXi.;1ll"~

l J cs . ll - - 3w“ “m 6215-6-25-31.

WANTED ron AUBURN 59300"

O-O§§-O-§ O-OO—§ relatives in the Cuba

WANTED — WOMAN T0 KEEP visiting her sister, Mrs. S. Wilfred house for family of two. Apply Inman.

-_. Ryan, City, spent the week end at

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THE MUSICAL REVUE and 0105- lll! exercises of Notre Dame Acade- my tonigllt 25th June at 8 p. m.

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LEAP YEAR-Ask him to take You to the Scotchfolt ‘ :31 gelebratloll on Wednesday, July 5th. Can him if he refuses.

GOLF DANCE.—The weekly Golf Dance will be held Tuesday even- lug. June 26th alt/the Club House.

6228-8-25-21

GROWING m NUMBERS-Up to date 4500 automobiles have been leftist/Bred lll Prince Edward Island being 200 more than for the whole of the year 1921.

Mr. H. W. Dinning. formerly lllbllbflel‘ 01' lbd Bank of Nova Sco- tla. in Charlottetown and now of i AllllB-Dfllls Royal is visiting here. Hei l5 bellli; warmly welcomed by his many friends.

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NEW DENTAL PARLORS OPEN- ED-Dr. J. P. Miller. of Halifax, graduate of Dalhousle University. has taken over the, dental parlor of Dr. Baznoii at the comel- Queen and Richmond Streets. and is now [

Yefldy to give the public of Prince Edward wand up-to-date dental service.

Phone 525-1. JIMMYS TAXI SERVICE DAY 0R NIGHT Four Cars at Your Service . Flat Rate System.

GOOD SCHOOL WORK --Con- gratulatlons to the following pupils of Carleton School who won "Pub- lic School Certificates" in order of merit. let-Angelina O'Connell; 2nd—Joseph Smith; arm-Roy MC- Carville. Winning also the stud- ent's certificate for writing Were_ Angelina O'Connell. Amelia Mao. 331x16: Joseph Smith. Rose Tren-

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CHICKS FOR JULY, Loghorlis, Rocks $14.00 per hundred. Everett I-Iowatt, Carleton. - 6216-6-25-21

HIS GRACE THE ARCI-IBISHOP of Nova Scotia, will be the preacher at the service in connection with the semi-annual meeting of the Women's Auxiliary, to be held in St. John's Church, Crapaud, on Wed- nesday, June 21th, at 10.30 a. m. At tho afternoon meeting an address will be given by Dr. Katharine Travis. lately of I-Ionan, China.

W. C. '1‘. U. SPEAKER - Miss Giles will sneak on . c. 'r.u. work in the following places: Little $llllds June 22nd. Sunday. June 24th in the United ‘Church, Murray Harbor at 10.30. Baptist Church, Cape Bear, 7.00 o'clock. Murray Harbor North, June 25th. George- town, June 26th. She will meet the members of the W. C. T. U. at the home of Mrs. A. P. Prowse on June 23rd at 8.00 o'clock.

LAID T0 REST — The funeral 01 tho late Franks Vcssey toke place from his late residence 194 Cumber- land Street at 2.30 Sunday after- noon. The remains were taken to St. Dunstans Cathedral, where the ser- vice was conducted by Rev. P. Mac- Mahon, who also officiated at the grave. The pail bearers were chosen from among his former classmates. Interment was in the Roman Cath- olic Cemetery.

-——-<o>- ..__. PERSONALS

Mr and Mrs Hubert Arsenault and of St. Louis are visiting friends and

Mrs. Wm. J. Buchanan, Summer- side, spent tho past week in Tryon

If DR. J. P. MILLAR DENTAL: SURGEON Corner Queen Ind Richmond nouns-s to 12.30. L z lo 5.00

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Pupils of St. Joseph’s Convent _ D i s play Delicately Wrought Handicraft.

The display of fancy work at Si. Joseph's Convent this year is of more than ordinary interest, both on account of its excellent quality, and the great variety of the pieces displayed.

In the section allotted to Grade III is shown a large assortment of dish towels with designs of knlfn and fork, cup and saucer, etc, nice- ly worked in pleasing colors. Here are also shown samples of "darn- lng", an art that is being taught at an early age to the little pupils and judging from the samples there are many adepts in this grade.

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The Classes Are Well Filled and Thrilling Racing is Assured Under the Three Heat Plan.

The horse races at Summerslde on Dominion Day should prove ex- ceptionally good a‘s every class has filled splendidly. Take the 2.20 trot for instance. There are seven entries with five‘ sure starters, all good fast trotters that will put up a big fight and make thrilling racing.

The 2.21 Pace is the one that the boys are looking forward to to fur- nish the fireworks. There is some terrific speed entered in this event, every entry having shown better than the 2 minute variety.

Take Major Aubrey for instance. He has repeatedly shown a0 sec- onds for the quarter with a half easy in 1031-2. Bud Axworthy has been a half in 1.02. Blngen Aubrey, The Grade IV section has a mall- Dixie Mgrqug and Tgddy Jggkgqn niflcent showing of pillow cases have shown miles close to 2.12 last with neatly embroidered mono- seosoh and are now ready for the slams A lovely display 01 chest word. Don't forget the 227 pace will WWI-s is also shown here. 5°m° be some “m, monogrammed and others having

Thgggo grog-This Wm introduce neatly worked floral designs. to the public several new perforln- A V"? Prelllf “ssmlmmlt °f a9‘ ers on Island tracks, and real trot- "m5 °t Varied designs "e 5h°wn ters too, so that the afternoon's fun by the Gm“ v F“P“°~ Wm ¢ertamiy m; be lessened by Neatly embroidered night dresses what happens m the 3'30 trot are exhibited in the Grade VI and

The Summers,“ mick Wm be VII section and are indeed most mighty ma’ mm because George creditable to the pupils of those Callbeck is looking after that part Glad“

o; the program and George has lots Perhaps the outstanding exhibit of energy and knows how to get is that of Grade VII and VIII where

things done. The a heat plan will l“ 511W" ll mlmber of “slips? Be- make its first apearance at sunk sides the neat stitching a feature merslde, and will do away with tired gaggmmilélguigcf m” mmmmgs 0’ grand stands watching long drawn ' '._ out contests. Racing will be thril- Glade v and W have a flue d1“- ling and snappy under, the 3 heat m“ of ‘mum ha“ and Co“? plan’ better known as every_heat_a_ gags, with attractive designs wor - race plan. '

If you have not already decided A ‘Face ofnzorlidpulnted Quins: on an afternoon's outing at Sum- “gels Stars: t? ewlgs fierce u merslde, July 2nd, read over these e ace yo e‘ e wor o s‘ pup

aged nine years. entries’ and make up your mmd to Even the baby class was not over-

SERIOUS FIRE.—The residence of Mr. Thomas Keefe at Mill River. . ‘ was completely destroyed by flre the Mi“ EMY“ °°““°‘"S> “d All?’ afternoon of the 20th. Neighbors and the chemical engine with Chief‘ ézafiléhgielf guests or Miss Dorothy Wilson and Capt. McKendrick hast-l,

' cried to the scene and through the‘ strenuous work of all, the fire was

fifemfligiligishgigfiurir bggggagfgwiglbuildings were saturated. with water| ' ‘land oheml l and. saved. Most of’

iiiliil}.iidi'fiylhla‘§yd.iiyek'BQEQEEi 3256501163? suggosfzgs thlgguis 53$; 0f m“ Hams Abbawlr‘ from the flue set fire to the roof whence it spread rapidly to the in- terior of the building driving of all who would salvage the contents. The loss will be severe as the building was totally destroyed. The zeal of neighbors and everyone prevented; the spread of the fire to barn andl other buildings which were at no great distance.

The friends of Mr. John B. Mac- Fadyen of Augustine Cove will be pleased to learn that he is doing as well as can be expected after n. serious operation in the Toronto Western Hospital.

Mr. W. Ellsworth Bagnall and Mrs. Bagnall of Brooklyn, N. Y., ar- rived ln the city Saturday evening for their annual visit to their for-

ests: fitsl.°i's"s....ir:;i Rlllerialls Leave F01‘ Convention Today

John Sims Bagnall, a lady 89 years young and as active mentally and

physically as many people of sixty. The annual Rotarian convention of the 32nd district which consists

of the Maritime Provinces end

BIRTHS Newfoundland opens in a few days

in the city of St. John's and is al.- tracting delegates from all over the district. The following Charlotte- town Rotarlans leave this morning

_________.________ AGNEW — At London, Ontario, on June 24th, to Mr. and Mrs. George D. Agnew. a daughter.

via Halifax and the Red Cross

DEATHS Liner, "Nerlssa." Messrs. Percy Pope, Charles Chandler. Hadley CASEY - At the Sacred Refill Buntaln, William Rowe, M. o. Mc-

l-lome, June 24th, Michael Cassy. aged 89 years. The funeral will tako place from Mr. Hennesseyl". Parlors, Tuesday morning at 8 0‘- clock by motor to Cardigan for in-

Neely and George Leightlzer.

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Garil 0f Thanks

torment. The family of the late Mrs. Margaret Nan-teshwlsh to thank a: ~ - friends and neig bots, who amiste Ill . them in their sad bereavement and.

also those who sentlspirltual offer- ings.

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In loving memory of our dear sons, Eric and Ira Somers, who W" drowned rune 22nd. 1921.

Gone but not I-‘orlllllfll-

ikonnxs FILMS

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A=:¢vA;AL

Today recalls sad memories

0f our loved zines gone to rest

And those who tlllnk of you today Are those who loved you best.

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There ls some one who misses you

t sadly And finds the time long since you went

No. '18, experienced second class teacher. supplement "5-°°- “h”

ta , Fort Augustus. gflgfnd seem w 0172-0-23-51

D ___________,___..-._\,----——-— WANTED-FIRST CLASS TEACH-

school. supple-

er mt Kingston S. B. Newsom,

plement $200.99-

l‘l.lve for inspection one of their w? elal-s-za-al

_ test. POWER‘ prays t, the PI. ' < i ———

l. Hgy m‘; km“: :0," an”, "Mum; wnrpgn - FIRST In our hearts your memory lingers

“Wm Street. Twill also c1“; tgacher for Cornwall School. sweetly. tender. fond and true’

, llave a potato d r “in a few Qupplgmflllf. $115.00. Apply Tms- Thm ll 1M e "b 2°" "mm" COMPLETE

‘hys- You m meme oo-ooli and mo, Cornwall. J. n. Mcbelni That we do not than. of you » _

‘A £10m. _ mp sec-y, eloo-s-zs-l Wm“ wlnmpnyrother, Sisters STOCK l. l ~ An- ‘$4

_ For Sale ‘ l J """'"”'§,°'§ '§,',',,‘,.l‘.i§.§“o§oo. rm: raomr DRUGGISTS ' N! SALE - rarer: firm: cow. “W” “ncwmg c,“ flupplomfllt .

symo Brod, North River. w” um ma... vacation. tl"l"‘”"'- l i Sou ll ‘ Secretory. i kl -‘ l ' Mathis! r ' “$343-$641 , . , - i. l lill . p, ac non

it'd " l ,est0t‘n Guardian . gnisgggg, A-‘phgtrffsall. special

June twfllll- ' . 4464i.

There iii someone who thinks _of you always ' »

But tries to be brave and content.’ Gone are the faces we loved no dear ' , Silent the voices we loved to heel- "I'll red but true. we wonder w ‘f ' The best ll always the first to ,

. rode sew.

Mr. Eldred Buchanan. Summer- confined m the one building‘ 011M‘

» Murphy who had comb dorm- the

' selves merooned on the end of the

shirts for spo

Tooke

see mam‘ looked; they have a section where a no Trot dainty display of little handker- ' _ chiefs is shown, the hemming being 4P8,” Verde, Sampson Grady lasarrgrkablc for the tots of this Summerslde. ' ' The work of Grades IX and X Princess Aubrey. James T. Waite, summerside. comprises Altar linen exclusively.

These linens used 0n the Alters and Klnwm‘ Ilkawesterl cm- D- A’ MW‘ by the clergy while officiating, show, $3M}; C"“‘1°tt‘°t°w“' great core in the work and extreme lottesowgp‘ Cheswr Campbell’ Ohm“ ncatness in the designs. ‘, ' ' There are many other articles,

watts Edition‘ Willard Kelly» shown such as cushions, centre

Chumltleww“ leces runners 'etc.. all of which Lmd Vme- T‘ B- mgers- Charm" ifeflect greatprcdlt on pupils and

wmwn" teachers alike. Pa‘ Rico’ Mym“ Mcmthurv Ken‘ On all work is attached the name slngtdn- of the pupil, so that parents and visitors can tell at a glance by whom

2'27 Pa" the article was worked.

Bingen Aubrey, Col. D. A. Mac- Klnnon, Charlottetown.

Dixie Marque, Dr. H. MacIntyre, Charlottetown.

York Ola, D. W. White, Charlot- tetown. '

Al Worthy, Willard Kelly, Char- lottetown.

Major Aubrey, Buntsin .3: Mac- Nelll. Charlottetown.

Bud Axworthy, James T. Waite,

llHilSl AGAIN llltli iici

Summerslde. Charlottetown Harbor the Ghost Kggflgdficksml‘ w‘ - A‘ Tmmbfl’ once again proved her sailing abil-

_ ity by defeating the other three boats other class in a close race ov- cr the same course as the previous races. only that ‘the yachts were sailed over the course from the starting point to Park Buoy to Rose- bank number three to East. River, twice around and made a very int- eresting race from start to finish.

2.30 Trot

Princess Edna, MacNelll bott, Charlottetown.

Worthy Louise, Col. D. A. Mac- Kinncn, Charlottetown.

Mack Todd, F. R. McLaine, Char-

& Ab-

lottetown. The four boats sailed almost as '33:: vale’ T‘ B" mgem’ charm" one from the start until they reach- ‘ ed the same point on the last leg amigo?” Wm“ Mmmhuf- KW" of the first round. When the Mine- ' d G ll d l; l I l. NLrtopla Beauty‘ J‘ E‘ swwnm aliitttlehqvfissaae 10:11’ hrtit xgiie

0 IBITI. tW b0 l) lLS t0 l1 fl - Peggy Longset’ G" A‘ canbeck- iiiii. szthllehtehg saiiie (thing Wgflehflrll- suggafgslfleé Pr, Le peniniz for third and fourth place charlougfown "°°~ ° 31"“ with the P-No and Zenith, the I01‘- ' mer winning the position and lucky

_ _ prize offered by the club.

Destructlve Fuse It was expected on Saturday that

the Barney Goog-le would have join- ed the fleet on Saturday. but un- fortunately her captain was unable to have her fitted up in time, but The building was now filled with expects go b9 o“; 1n “me go,- the a dense smoke and when he had cup rgces_ E008 llbflllt W0 third! 0f ltd lllllfflll- The course flag went up at sharp he was unable to see where he was two °'c]gck‘ Q1641,“ mm gen mm- izolhlz- Blinded by the Mild fumes. utes later and the start at 2.1a und- Blld very nearly suffocated. he emn- el- ideal sailing conditions with a ed his way to ll.» dwl‘ lh the vest moderate breeze blowing from the wall, which he flung open. The gout}; lnrushlng draft of air dispelled’the| The Minnegoo caught the first smells. and be was able to see that mark at 2.20 the P-no fifteen sec- he W” “limit l" the ‘Jml-‘e- .. onds later with the Ghost and Zen- HQTQ- BllfllBl-Qd by B lad flamed lth together ten seconds later. At the second mark the Minnegoo Well side bl the wharf. he VEQOIHWAS still slightly in the lead rounding tethered hls belonlrlnzs weather at aao, the P-No, Ghost and Zen- and prepared to go. But he was on-lltn holding their some positions and iy lust in time. The flames had time. spread over the insldd of the bullrl- At East River the Mfnnegoc had lng. and it was no longer possible opened the 8gp ggmewhgf, gagging to so back to the north or wesnthe uni-i: at 3.45, the Ghost slipped doom He flllnc oven the floor fllqup to second place only 12 sec-

(P “ ‘ from page l)

that My. recline. ls they owed fourth.

through the portal the heat from At the finish of the first round

the frame work, which had taken the boats stood. lilinnegoo 9501-2.

fir! above their heads‘. Ghost, 2.01, P-No, 2511-2, Zenith

Bo rapidly had the flre spread, 253 1,4, .

that the west side as well u the At the Perk Buoy the Mlnnegoo

eeeteldeofthobulldlmwelinow __.._

in flames. and they found them- olev extinguished the flames.