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at $375 ‘ -—SEVERELY INJURED - Mrs, ' -Mary M. MacNaIIy. an aged resi-»

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CanadasLargest Insurance Co,

Tho Child's Deferred Assurance Policy is proving to be a very populgr 9|“,

MOORE a McLEOD Limited.

MAKING GOOD RECOVERY -—| Mrs. Murdock McLeod of Pleasant‘

dent of Summerside, sustained ai fracture of three ribs in a fail at her; home on Central St. on Thursday‘

bow Rates Largetiuiiranleod Ask our Blunts about it 0r Consult J. A. MOORE Div. Mgr, Charlottetown, P. E. I.

Street. who is at present a patient in the Prince Edward Island Hos-i 1711111- 13 1101118 as well as can be ex- pected. About three weeks ago Mrs. MacLeod met with a very severe accident. She had returned from c, 51191101118 the funeral of her aunt,

iortabiy.

Mrs. Daniel, Gordon of New Perth. and had gone into the house of a 1191811001‘. Mr. J. A. Fraser, to tele-

Hotel.

Bummersiue, evening.

"91/9111118- She was removed to the Prince County Hospital whereiat 11151 Teilorts she was resting coin-, I‘

—BAOIIEVLOR DINNER-Dr. J.

Blmlison, Summerside, was the 809st of 20 of his personal friends at a bachelor dinner at the Queen 0n Thursday 13111111! the evening the

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(By British United Press) PARIS, June. I. A Marseilles Wlfiwellfll‘. M. Andre Jullien, after 118111118 cashed a cheque for 10.000 Jrancs at his bank had gone about 200 yards of the way back to his, 1110i! When a. breathless young man came up to him. l "I am sorry. sir." said the young man. but the bank manager would 11° Blad If you would come back to @119 1181111. as some mistake has been made in the taking of the number

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BILLHEAOS Ann‘ STATEMENTS

Phone her husband. who was at the home of his sister, Mrs. Gay, when she slipped and fell badly fracturing her hip.

NARROW ESCAPE -- On Satur- day hisht -\ resident of Wiimot was returning “from Margate when his tor went over a deep bank, but for- tunately none of the occupants were seriously injured. One passenger received a few slight scratches. The car was brought back on the road 11811111 by the assistance of a neigh- bor, who kindly came with his team. and the car was soon on its way rejoicing. It is hoped that. the roads will soon he repaired so as night. travelling will be safe.

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crai of the late Ernest Heartz takes. place this afternoon, leaving his late residence, 8 Elm Ave., at 2.15 for St. Paul's Church i'or service at 2.30. Funeral will be headed by the band. Sons of England, Police Force and firemen, Six Honorary pallbearers from the Sunday School of St. Paul's Church, six Honorary pallbearers from the Sons of En;- iand and six active pallbearers from the firemen. Tiie casket will be _ borne on tho chemical engine. Fun- eral under the direction of N. D. McLean. ' ~

WOMEN'S INSTITUTE EXECU- TIVE — A meeting of the Provin- cial Executive of the Prince Ed- ward Island Women's Institutes was held in the Women's Institute office, Riley Building, Charlotte- ‘ tow-n, oil Tuesday, May 29th, with the President, Miss Lulu Yeo, iii the chair. 'Iii the absence of the Secretary. Miss MacGregor took the minutes of the meeting. which wasi attended by the following members: -Miss Yco, Miss Schurman. Mrs Mutch, Mrs. MacMiilan, Mrs. Shaw, Mrs. Ruse, Miss Marchbank and Mrs. MacDonald. After the minutes of the last meeting were read and approved the first- item of business discussed was the Pantry Exhibit. for tile Provincial Exhibition. and it was decided that the showing-con- sist of canned fruit, vegetables.

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ed apartment to rent June 1st. Good location. Phone .435. 4700-5-2G-tI.

ence with garage, 220 Queen St. 9 rooms. hot. water,‘ modern con- veniences, redccorution to suit in- coming tenant. Apply 222 Queen

D°°1°1fliiffl5 Presented with a val- uable silver tea service by Mr. L, A.

|0f the notes given to you." , I The Jeweller walked back with

7.00 P. lit-Sermon.

Moore on behalf of the other mem- bers of the party.

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—ARMCHAIR CRITIC- Friday's Pioneer takes exception to the statement iii yesterday's Guardian that the streets and roads in the vi- 911111-11 0f Summerside are not like a parlor carpet. 1f the Fglgtaman

scribe would leave the editorial "“"“1- 1 W111 rlitdly Ilve you m- armchair for a few minutes, he °"°“°'s' would find conditions th G - dian reported them, ha? ineloygiIty DR. W. R. to the liberal party that might not (qnnopnAcvl-O be the proper pollcy- 124 Pi-in ‘st 1:1

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—JUNE WEDDING-mic mar- 111118 01 Miss E. Irene MacNutt, daughter of Mrs. Emma MacNutt, Summerside, to Dr. J. Claude Slmp- $011. Summerside was solemnized at the home 0f the bride this momin in the presence of only immediate relatives and friends. The ceremony was performed by Rev. J. C. Martin, a former padre in the Canadian Ov-

PHHEEEIJINBS IN THE FEflEHli

the "clerk." who showed him into an anteroom leading to the private office of the bank manager.

There he asked the Jeweller to wait for him a few minutes. while he went to see the manager, odd- ‘ihg. “Will you kindly give me the bills?"

Tlfe jeweller did so. and the clerk, with the 10.000 francs in his hands, entered the manager's office.

A few minutes later he reappered, shut the door of the manager's office and said to the Jeweller. with a polite bow. “The manager is wait- ing for you. Will you pieasego in?" M. Jullien soon found himself in the presence oi the bank manager; but when the latter asked him what his business was, he was thunder- struck. The jcweiier explained.

“But I have never seen the young man who has Just been in my office "said the manager. ‘He asked me how he could get small bills for the

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erseas . Expeditionary Force, the 10.000 francs. 1 told hiin to see the . § l, 1 .. ' iris hi“.%‘.f3§“'°%ii'°‘.‘3..li‘§ "tit: ....~........ Z1011 Piesbiiterla“ 1111111111 march was played by Miss Glenn rushed downstairs but the astute MINISTER-REV. M. SCOTT FULTON, M. ‘Ia-Mig-QON Williams. After o. delightful wed- A thief had disa eared Organist and Choir M38Wl'—-MR! LOUIS D. - g1!“if?rgifigiéiiizdlhgOgallgglaiogguprliffifg: ‘Fmm “'1' "W" Correspondent) hi ii pp l ’ 1100 A Ms-Mornini; 501"“. Sllbjel-t-—"lsiailli‘s rund- QQTAWA‘ June 1___Amr rence s p c anne and $315000 for _ ' ‘m ‘.. < lglgirpertopolltifzisntreai, New York and ‘we House enjoyed a ram" 1:152:25; tflgélSgxtégOgtflfL (we lrioppetribaiégia for E mptgrgrgigollncavutimn _ _ V ‘ V ‘ ’ _ _ ‘ I ' _ ’ A _ I ,_ “an ' scussion in connection ith th ' a re Ce S 1’ u ' m," A xt l‘ st" Martin sale and subsequent leasewb the nel, arid $1,000,000 for constructing t Anthe 0.6101101“ llelp in grs fhwonwln‘ “me -REMEMBERED BY ASSOCI- Government of me uvigimntif H e regulating dams in the St Lawrence I 2.30 P M. Sunday hihooi and Ioung ATES-Mr. Wilfred T. Gaudet, f0 . , - °“- ' cl 111°"? 1111111 twenty 1/6015 11 111911111“: fili-‘ioilsnelcizilctiianiientio the H39" :29 RlTIirc prime minister last evening I “$57.00 P. M-Evenink -\‘""’11't@= fiuhi¢<~1-—-“l.ii'e rm an of the hardware sales staff‘ of R. T. . s reg” mg L‘ b ht d hi. i 0 '- I :li d Pi ne." H°“'““"' Lmmed’ 1"“ 1135111112“ 111“ lgthm by the Mew-ha“ "30:?’ "11gggesiizgggiiieufgotlhrcail:- m (‘ifzuu-zx-"riw Question" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. wolsteruiolmv position w take up an executive p0- Mr Che ._ H “ "m" 1‘ 1’1°"'°“‘*- vitutioli of Secretary oi‘ State Kci- A u e _--B... u... luril i. Mindful" . . . . .. Mendelssohn sition in the general store of Mr. ' w“ O er or $18900 was ac‘ - ' ' - . “ ' m ' f» 1- cepted alter man f til h‘ 103g w 10m m the comma’ for u“ Song-“Ilow lovely Are liiy [lweiliniffi - - - < ~ ' -- "dd" Cyrus F‘. Gallant, Wellington. Oii w“ m‘, “,1 1y ‘l e e m“ w abolishment of war. The reply of ' ’M Mulfolln Mdrinnm, . Thursday evening he was presented hlonthg‘ oliéerhefo1nevlloug m other dominions to participate in Tr’ yogi-q“ w“ 90M‘, ‘"1111 1111 1111111835» 11 111111111519 0111b 1111i; - " ' I r Sue was peace negotiations is endorsed or S RA ‘ " ' ' ' ‘ and awriting set by the manage- Algnedjy p"? Minister °r Mam“! - m (l ' t 1‘ 1, l~ - ,“ o» oww+a+o mam and “an. or Humans‘ me am ‘and Figileries. Hon. C. Baiian- hikes?‘ Cnnu as repy s on similai “Aaooa-oewwnw oolgvvoovoooowe o 111655 b91118 read by Mr. Stanford time‘ h leeommendntlon to Se“ The Senate sat today at i2 an u¢oo+oe+oo+uo+o+v -* v e‘ v e e- t ‘u G83’. $611101‘ member 0f the 1181(1- 1551 veség, was dmafe on Nov‘ 25’ unusual 1irocedui'e—and continued ' ‘ ' h ware staff and the presentation be-is, n'd b 9h °1' e1" mmunc“ was in session until nearly three coii- 1118t£ludc by Mr. John L. Green, 13880829 119%,’: govermr geneml ‘m sidering the amendments to the 0941551033 . ano er veteran employee. Mr. Gau- ' ‘ ' 1 b]; d t i i i _ ' (let is one of the prominent and In me House last night Hon‘ w‘ giifinzllizs biIi rzriloortege of.” flmrscolili- RE“ 1 ORGAN '. . . ...~. »<~

A- Black. Halifax, stated that there were indications of graft in this case. Mr. Chew had spent $30,000 ;in repairs on the vessel which is in- isured for $18,000 and is valued at

popular citizens of the town, an of- ficer in the Summersldc council of the Knights of Columbus, a member of tile Summerside school board and for many years an ofi-lcer of the

3t. 4811-04-81. meat and fish. It was decided to , hold the Annual Convention on the

Misceflaneous iith and 12th of September. Plans

__ ,_ were discussed for featuring at thc , 4 I Convention something special along

p23,“! gfirfigyla? Hgggggfillfe?‘ the line of the ffkibercuioisls prob- E. I. ' 5.13.1 mm lem in our province. Various other

Jicms of business were discussed. oftci- which the meeting adjourned.‘

Guardian’ "Job tf

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PERSONALS

neatly printed. Priiitery.

. I-iaughcy, 59 Upper Queen St. -——-——-—-—-f-- . M, i Charlottetown. 4841-6-2-21 MQMQRHANFDAND MnuRN1N-1Li-—Mrs.-.J._A._S. Bayer is visiting’

g ._ curds at shortest 110M136; Guard- Miss Nita Tny10r_ 145 south park

FOR SALE-l McLaughlin Six Se- I311 Job Printery. ~ 1 st. Halifax. W‘

dun, l Studebaker, Duplex; i, Wil- lys-Knight Coupe. All those carsl iii first class condition. Nash Motor Sales Co, Queen St. ,

4781-5-3i-3ii-

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VALUAIILE BUILDING PROPER-| iy for sale in lots or otherwise with 2 fine co ners in Gerald SL1 accessible fro Longworth Ave. Apply Palmer and Palmer. So- licitors 4813-6-1-31

i-‘Oli SALE -— A SIX ROOMED house with good out buildings and

m“ m“ m‘ “ma ‘mmwd °“"' Evens ORDERING YOUR sun‘

milc from Montague. For furthci‘ particulars apply to D. J. Mc- Lean, Montague. or George Tweedy, Attorncy-at-Law. Char- lnliciowii.

4780-5-3l-Ls-2i.

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rticies For Sale FOR SALE COIIRING RANGE. 89| ROCIIIOPG BL. 4800—6-]-2l'-—-

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BAKERS‘ OVENS-WRITE FOR

‘ Cilli-IIUEUE} ‘U010 DBYIIIIEIILS II d8 EARNnqG’ STEADY EM-

sited; some usediovens on iiand| Hubbard Oven Company, 1100 Queen West, Toronto.

_. WIIITEWASIIING DONE -— ALL

CORRESPONDENCE CARDS AND]

HIPPING TAGS. EXPEBITIOU$ Mrs. Lewis 1.. Shatttick, Lowell“) 1y 81111911811. Gilllflllflli 1011 Pf111'-',Mass., has arrived in the city uni cry. l1 ‘ n visit l0 her parents. Mr. and Mrs James F. Cullen, iiilluioi-ougli st. i

Miss A. Thelma Cook, R. N., Bos- ton, Mass. is visiting “her sistczzj -MI‘S. Ralph E. Jenkins. Orlebui“, 'Sti'ei-.t. 1

kinds. including cellars. Apply Fred Martin, ‘I. Riley Lane. 5-3l-4i

envelopes with address prinied.| Just the thing for acknowledge- nient, intlmations, etc. Guardian Job Printcry. tf.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Power have ‘arrived in the city from Boston. Whiiu hei-c they will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Power, Woteri Street.

see S. F‘. Torbusirs samples, from $18.00 to $45.15, made to your mca- sure, in any style. Also raincoat-s". taiiored-to-measum in any style. at $0.75 up. Made to fit and well tailored. S. F‘. Tnrbush, Special Representative, 172 Prince St, Charlottetown.

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Principal L. B. and Mrs. Miller plan on leaving Monday morning for Halifax where the principal will. attend a meeting of the Synod of! thc Anglican Church. They will bet met in Halifax by‘ Dr. Miller. wife and sister, and will motor on! to thc Annapolis Valley. u»

Mr. and Mrs. John F‘. Wiiear and '"'”‘_'_"""*""' iiicir daughter Miss Marion, leavc| Male Help Wanted lhLs morning for New York. There

»- they will join M1‘. and Mrs. Mur- chisoli and family who are arriving iat that port from Buenos Ali-us on Tuesday next. After a visit tc New York they will come home together

pioyment for Barbers. Become ex- pcrt in 8 weeks: Write Meier Barber College, Department “F".

B~1-3-F‘5111--131 Halifax. 3-l-22-ttsl-l and the Murchison family as has

" __ been their custom for years past

Situation wameg REPRESENTATIVE WANTED.—- will spend thc summer m Chm‘- We require the scrviccs of ii iottctowii.

EXPERIENCED CHINESE COOK desires position. Apply 165 Graf- "iii St. 4778-5-31-61

SMART YOUNG MAN WITH EX- lirrience wants work in store. Ap- lill’ Guardian. ii

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ssiinssivlau -s'ri:XbY. PROFIT-

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capable and energetic repr tlve for our Investment Depiirt- BIRTHS merit. Communicate with Edward ———-—-———-_~———————-————— i Parker, Sales Manager, W. H. de CAMPBELL-In this city, Juno istj lJdy 8a 00., Ltd. Members Mon- to Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Campbell, u‘ treai Mining Exchanfle- C°111911°1“ daughter. 5 rition Bldg, Montreal. Que. 1 4824 BAKER-At Lake-ville on May 20th,; to Mr. and Mrs. William Baker, 1i son. f. iO}-—-—— ~-

nbie employment, weekly pay. sel- _______ ‘ A girl always thinks a man's heart 1

ling our universally known. Bizar-

‘With her dailghtcr Miss Yvette Mc-

iimprovemcnt in her condition.

Summerside Athletic Associationi ' m‘ h. d t - t d l, Mr. Black stated that he had as mésndgpar ure is regre te by ai {made no charge of graft again‘ the il-Ion. Minister himself, but the “Vig- ilaiii." was built for a yacht and m» ,ibody in his senses would have spent The Late Mrs. ‘$30,000 on her without there was

. proslpi/lectslgif a charter in sight.

I r. lack ‘d th t if th t Fr McKenn-alvessel were opeiisJfor charter, hie

‘ivflllld defy the owner anywhere to 45pm“; h, m, Guardian) iget $100,000 a month for her.

mittee to which they had been re- ferred. Twelve amendments in all were recommended. four of whiclii ' THE SERVICES

arc important in effect. but one to‘ ii.00 A. M.-PI"CI1CIICI'I—R.CV, Dr, Ramsay.

section of the pensions bill 25 was T"; cAuETs 0F WEST KENT SCHOOL emuhasiwi- WILL PARADE T0 THIS SERVICE. This provides for the payment v1 Soloist-Miss ltlargaret Stems.

o. pension to a widow who married (Gmdmge Moving Allison (tdnservatory)

a member of the forces after thel Anthem by u“; Choir, al°ll€iea1uf°ed °1tl1“1,r“I1flYs °1ig1i%“$°H1e" 2.20 I‘. ill-Sabbath School.

su ng n ea . so e 0a.. », _ -

H s_ Beland‘ chairman o; mo; 7.00 I.M.——‘I'I'E‘Z1IE'I\CIKV-‘—RABV.I"IIII;IIII\€PILII Johnson. committee, was a fundamental and 1*"'°'*“- m‘ w’ i. “ ' '

radical change in the pension law Cherry V“ ‘Y ,

and one of momentous consequence. 0111mm by 111° Chm“

It was considered by the members Morning geniu- Brofldcayql,

as extremely difficult of interpreta-

The

QUEBEQ June 1_ __ spencerwond Ari item OI’ $500,000 t0 continue and the Province of Quebec are 1-119 111V<_?511E311°11 Q1 the Cfllidltiori of mourning. Mrs. Frank hicKeniia.111av1g1111°11 111 11111313011 51-11111‘- “oiily daughter" ofijfion. Narcisse_1i111.1§°11.13.aY Passed WW1 111518 01$- Perodeau. Lieutenant-Governor of icussmn‘ _ _ ' the Province who passed away m Ml‘. Cardin in reply to a question 630 “is, evening “cm. only a [ewlstated that all reports received had days illness» ~ ‘IIIdICBCGCI a satisfactory condition of

The late Mrs. McKenna who had navigatmn m the 511111155-

‘! l ,5 H t u 1 L. A vote of $560,865 for radio tele- 3133a,)“ She” c “mtg? 213:3: graph service for thc construction of.

. _. . _ a radio telegraph ship to shore sta- 1328:) ggizeerrnQtgéwppgfizxizncrh,tions was carried.‘ The latter January 1924 returned from abroad brought U1? again a “mg dismssm“

' ' on the action of thc government in not renewing license for broadcast- ing by the international bible stud- ents. This was renewed again this afternoon for the purpose of a vote of $450,000 for hydrographic and ti- dai and current surveys which rcp- resented an increase oi‘ $190,000 over last year which was passed without much discussion.

This afternoon Mr. Gott again asked what the government would regard as "reasonable grounds" for resuscitating the anti-dumping 01'- ders-in-councii.

The prime minister said it depen- ded upon the evidence submitted.

Senate amendments to the gov- ernment bill amending the national revenue act which occasioned so much debate in tlic House and an amendment of want of confidence were concurred in by the House of Commons this afternoon.

Hon. W. D. Euler, Minister of Na- tional Revenue. explained that the Senate had added a clause to the bill which provided that the min- ister must table a return within two weeks after the opening of each session giving particulars oi‘ employees appointed by order-in- couiicii. He had no objection to the amendment. i

Marine department votes totalling $3,633,500 were approved by tiie House of Commons in committee oi‘ ' supply shortly before dinner ad- journment. This total included $895,000 for the River St. Law- i-—--—-—- -—i-—-- OOOOOQOOOQO-OO-QflIOQQ1 +0444’

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Kenna on Saturday inst on board! the Empress of France.

In the course of the journey across, Mrs. McKcnria became iii and on her arrival here an opera- tion was pronounced necessary. A relapse on Sunday was followed 5.30 this afternoon just as His Honour, the Lieutenant-Governor and Sir Henry Grey, physician. were leaving the hospital. they were called back by the attending sister. who slated that apparently the" had been a change for the worse.