1'

. Mllcvlcfll‘. Cardigan; H. a Montroali

ilnowfbke

I '5...» it Rnnovcs Grime and Dirt

lv.

dlszfralmlrrllra...

there is commencing to effect_qua1- unndlqone renminlng “maul m“ Sluull production and 'l‘oronto——Country shippers paying 1irtltiucers extras 28 to 2i), Standard grfldeg of “med "r515 g1; 1n 27, seconds 22. dealers were I1uiet on steady Imylpg country sllillnlers extras 31. Quotations b11188 May

tailors extras ii-i._firsts 32, seconds lots of extra No. 2 timothy

is .i.i. (mlllltlllirtlfll-vh/[ilfkéf 1e flrm_ I)ea1_-lfl“‘ll“°l*~‘* ‘Willi llulle. .1... phyilll: delivered extras 31,‘-""1"1"1"*111l== 111 increase firs "mm. ~ - (‘Oliill n1 nl-tllu extras v1.1 to 4:», firsts mlmly hm week

11,111, sl-l-olldll 25-.‘ . Business was lt wiltulpt-g dealers paying country prmjs “him Hamill" e

shippers extras 27 to 28._flrsts 25 dun to 2t), st-rontls 21 to 22, prices to box retailers extras 33, firsts 30, sec- ‘M, nulls 211. lictuil extras 37. fillets 3J1, of "W-“lllrl 29- markct that SashatchewtlIl—~Cuun-try shippers (“mm ‘uncut sl-lllnl: extras 2i. firsts 2i, rllronds 10' to Hi.‘- pricos to retail- l-rg extras I11, firsts 3|), seconds 25.1 (Canadian we") llt)N’i‘iti')Ai.. Qllt‘., May 10L. \\'llll 1111* l111ly 1011111411 deulantl belsteutly

ill k 111 "Well-Zn dcluand for

it was Liberal er lnarket feeling and 1111114. Inlsitlcss was small. llrlvvs prevailing.

llllllllly i1°>‘lll0115--l1'111ll11IZ 1111 thercluaincd dull.

bushel aver the wlnnlpag )1“,- on.

‘ limited‘ are 1111111111911 held 1ni1iteed_ firln today. oats prices. I hay firm firs“, 119_ seconds Li, prices to re. with ll sluali trade passing in enr The 29. r 111111 extras 38. flirts 35, llee- llllllerttlue ofttile egg mar-ket was about steady and a fair amount of

Receipts are I _ and to- gn, seconds 25. Prices tn re» ‘lily 3.105 eases were diverted. Re- extms 36, firsts til, sccondsllunvl” "f llllllel‘ W919 776 packages ared with 732 for tile same

steady demand being . (wheelie receipts totalled 1,549 es as against 40G last Monday, spot 191111511 resulted lii such a quiet difficult to , offerings l0 17 of potatoes atrcounttlti for a weak. prices tumbled 25 cents to 5t) cents per

'1'1‘l1l1l11l< lii ulaplc was dull witll illll 1111' 1111111110113 RDring ivheat lnldeluatltl for lbonnn 5l11)w(11l m, (Jar lots o1 choice

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

Central Guardian

._____

SCOTTISH CELEBRATION. _ 21 ll"! flllnual Ineétlng o: the . cotchfort Memo 1..1 ll“ the clly last night it was decid- ed to hold the annual celebration °11 Wednesday. July 14th at Scotchfort. ' .

—C11pt. Logan, lDistrlct Cadet 0t‘- ficer, arrived in the city Inst night. Today and tomorrow he spect. the Dllylllclll classes in Prince or Wales College. no is registered at the Russ.

‘t “ml Tye Cflntinuen very 10w. The $TEA.-M.ER H'ERiE\-_'The second _~.- ~ I 11. ' 'WA,‘0ll\Ii.~'M8y qliilkss) The flour market hem unchanged S. S. Sokendnle, from Baltimore, RH .9911; ,. Ontnri I, country Wm, ha," foreign and domestic md.. with a cargo of sooty-toils of . puiuts stale. l-hlll- 119%?‘ ill" hem“ buytlrs doing a V913’ lllnllell bust. fertilizer for the liothto Growers 11.1». This tendency Ana so’ noted “e55, “mom, and wlmer when Association. lSile docked 'at the tllrulltéll 111° WW1’ ‘up! 0t Meum“ 5111116" 110m dull with the murketlRillllfllltl Wharf. Duutnin, Bell Kt

[Co., are the agents,

INSTITUTE MiETlNm-The M1, Albion Woman's institute met at

on May 4th with an attendance of seventeen nlenlbers and five visit- ors. After the usual opening, roll was called and minutes of the prev ious meeting were rend, approved 111111 signed by the President. The following offices were filled: Branch Convcnors, sick and School. committees and Directors $2.110 was‘ paid on paint bill. Moved and sec-l onded that the sum of $7.00 be re- served for delegates fées. A cou-, cert and candy sale was planned to! take place in the near future. Al committee of five were luppoiutetl. to sce_about program. Papers from the head office were read by the Secretary. lFive Yhenlbors paid their fees fur the year. One new member was welcomed. A recital-l

B1110ycd by the members. Coilec-l tlun amounted to 95c. Business wael then announced closed. Lunch wasl served and an ilollr spent iu socinll conversation. Next meeting will bel

iluutrtlttl grain tsxcillt-nge was |)1‘t|V(3111(l1|| “m1 11“. 5101,11,, mark“ ileld at. the home of Mrs J. W Mo. 1111114 1011"!’- ‘l ' l ,whltl- hand picked beans were lml-‘llllfll 011 Jll1l6 1st. l l tin silo! there was some demnudltltlolctl at $' l’ pol- bushel Il-uti —~———- tor Nu 1511011110111 wheat 11nd sales In-olu-n itlis around $2 50 llp)‘ A SPECIAL TRAIN —'i‘ho Qt were llliltll‘ at l0 1-2 vents perlbushtll. Sugar t-olltiunctl lo hold John Tciegrluph Journal] ~111y~1-—:l11 lillll lllll 111141111; in tiats,_bzlrlt-y nut-hanged. order to accomotlate the touristl

prove-coo ace-cam» 01000000400040 00*‘.

(YLASSIFIEI) ADVERTISEMENTS

one Insertion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 10h [us]- 11" f 1; Flllll‘ Insertions: . m, M, "n: 2' 5 Eight Innnrticnn .. 71v per lino n! 15 won“

you‘

Agents Wanted M111‘, 1101p ‘vauted

Fosrnltlr AGENTS -- WRITE ,-:Z§$<“__"' fur t-zltaloguc. Llultetl Art Ltd, 4‘ ilrllustvick, 'i‘ot'ontl). A. \l‘.,

FARMER

souls capital. Fillt: o “T110 A. '1‘. Mt-(lunn son Street, Portland, Maine.-

lilistlellltnotius

Eternal-j»; l... zmsttvssmrox. ll‘, .l. Ilrcbaut, Murray Harbour. ‘ 0155-5-8-311

FIREMEN, BRAKEMEVN; HBEGI lters

1N0. A. McDONALD, LAND SUR- vl-ynr. ilcrmnltviile.

lllox IIG, (luartliau. .___________

ZIIG EARNINGS. STE/my EM

l l l

goagfidlm“ J uluyun-nt for nth-luvs B Li? ’ ». fiPfliIlB -- - "—_“T*' T“ "ant-rt in s \Vt'I'l(.‘i. Wrltt- utuer _ situations \Vantn" ’ “arhm. (I‘IIX"K‘L Wpurtrnvn’ Halifax.

rhEnléléidEofiTllitlTyl/Isrs

nposilitm as nurse m- 1101111- --—~-~-- - _.__-_ llPlllltll‘. References. Apply 201 “qunod Flilrlly Sh. City. 91-17-5-8-131 ______

WANTED-ALL KINDS OF FARM produce, iucludi-ug butter, eggs, poultry, pork, veal, lamb and mllt. 1011- Always a market. J. Arnold Gibbon, Wholesale, Saint John. New Brunswick. 9023-5-1-101.

Medical TRAINING SCHOOL FOR NURS- Ps. (lute Hospital Havel-hill.‘ llllllls. ’I‘ltree years’ course. Ai- lllllllllln with Provide-nee City ilospitlll. Eight‘ hour day. Allow- 1111111 $15 monthly. Onehbottr lrtnn Boston. For further tn- fornlntloil apply to Superintend- ‘1111- 9057-5-3-71.

LOST-BETWEEN ZION CHURCH and the Eldon llotci, n ‘alllll of

money. .i<‘iuder please return to 11 E . . . Sltnmtmn vacant lo ldou Hotel. iltwaltlézlo l—-—-~ "wllllllllw-w-mmo ... BRIGHT MAN OR WOMAN to_ sell popular line household For Sale

necessities and toilet articles; hlg commission: ‘experience or lilllilltnl unnecessary. Bradley- (lnrrctson, Limited, Brantford 0111- S. V. Apl_ 27-121

SEED OATS ._ FIVE HUNDRED (5110) bus best seed oats for sale. —~I. A. Miller, French Fort.

‘ 9093-5-5-51

PLEASURE BOAT FOR SALE.—

Blllenln. 22 x 5. V bottom. Leslie

Campbell, Cape Traverse. 9021-5-1-81

Female Help Wanted WANTED-GIRL 1'0 PACK LOB- Sf(li‘§5_ Good wages. J, H. Judson, All‘ ildlrill, n. n. 1.‘ 9153-5-3-31.

FOR ‘SALEP-SEED OATS AND

ilny. Apply Harry Rodd. Bruck- WANTED-A MAID. HIGHEST 1W 920x54”,

rates. No washing. Apply l1 llnudus Esplanade. _ . 9180404“ FOR SALE NEWLY FRESH

ened Holstein Cow. Apply Herb. Dennis, lMlarsltfleid. 916645-1041.

1v.»

FOR SAL‘E.—NElWLY FRESHEN- ed cow. tluerhsoy grade. tiny itodli. llirnckley . 9202-5-11-31

FOR SALE-CHOICE WHITE Seed Outs James C. Wood, Ilazelbrotxlc. 9156-5-8-81.

‘FOR BALE-PURE BRED WHITE iegborn hatching eggs from first class laying stock. 75o per set- ting. Phone or write Mrs_ J. Fl. ilingwoll, North Lake. 9167-5-10-21

J-»-b~ —~—-—-—~i--— -¢-——i

APPLE > TREES 1 YEAR OLD. .Sky, Macintosh, Melitta-Who each, $7.00 for i0; Rnspberly plants $4.00 per 100; Strawberry plants $1.00 per 100, All home grown. B‘. S Reeves, Eldon. 9150-5-8-81

Since taking‘ ovor thin Hotel we 'hiva"'npeiit‘ many thouundl of tdillllrl ,1" repair: and lmprovementn. It In now tho In“! K000i 01,110 ' Cllll In the Maritime Prov- lncu. It nppuln to than Moo want a comfortable ‘ Hotel and splendid table and

nxeollont urvldo at a moder- lto pride.’ - "“ ' - »

mm $0.000 ally. ,

Charlottetown Hotel Co., Ltd;

Tropi-lltoh m0! L- IIKQQUQ|D| M

FOR SALE - OPPORTUNITY knocks but once. A chance for tho person with a moderate capl-

- tnl to secure one of the best pay- ing buelnons’ In the centre of lCity. Reasons for selling poor health. Apply A110. Care Guard- lnn. 9207-6-11-81

EGGS FOR HATCHJNQ-BLACK Illflinorcas and Rhoda island Rodi. Wily not get eszs that will smile extras.‘ l can supgty you.‘ 318M .151 bee-t nut art e ‘flocks in the Mnritlmes. 81.50"’yper

A A- llrersuoon .

K

w‘ Emma“; Inga I|ea1l_ was

evwvauoowoouo-o-

WAwNTED ATl ell, 29 Jack. 90311-5-5-101. N.

$l50~$250 monthly, also to vlt-rks (\\'|lll‘ll position?) Runway,

. I. .- - it - . - . 344m", Juhlllllillnlll, a iloliti 1y ut hm‘ llonlc

traffic‘ to the filtii‘if.l-f1i0.‘4 from thel NP“! P-llt-Zlllllli lStattas this summer; them will bc run froth Boston to lS-aint John, llallfax amt Charlotte-l V1W11._ ll Weekly special trahl start- lug lu July, according to F‘. w, lillllvll-‘Klll. of Mollcton, general passcltger zlgent oi‘ the Atlantic, "P1411111 (ZN-liq who was Ill Saintl -l"1111 yrfllellllly cu route home from Huston.

lertl Itiarltinltl 1114111115. eral days sojourn iu the Maritlmes, tourists will be landed back in

l

after their departure.

make better known to New

50f the Dominion, its bi.*i1]~1,{ fostered 111)’ Nl-‘W Fllll-lianti railroads ill con-l Junction with the (LNJL

l Mlss Louise Nlolttgomery, nurse.

Mr. I-‘raltk Platte, ‘(Ylbeal-y, was u recent visitor to Tyne Valley, _40>—é_

Championship Basketball

The Maples and Saint. Dnnstans

1 t I I

KOUGi-iAN-ullt Knmloops. B. (‘.- on May 0th. l920,‘1')nniei B. Kohl:- bun, aged 53 ycnrll.

MoGUlGAN-mt Hope River, on

WOOD-At Central Royalty, May 10th, Mrs. Katherine Wood, s-ged 84 hrs. Planers! notice later. (lPlonse omit flowers.)

..- ._¢.4..__.._.

(5

l; Bummo "i611 ’~ ~11. ‘lg?

Al‘ p

“netting. W. J. Cudmors. N". Cudmoro ilron. or 8i Elm v01: ' “t l. ..

' .4

Jose h P . l-niit Halli x:

Society held ,.

CADET INSPECTOR ARRJVES.

will In- 7

the Ironic or Mrs. tiedley Jenkins l

This will be known as ‘ 111,. 11.31.11,," speak“ m“! Wm get coluplicatctl bllt ltercrtileltlss that

away front Ilosttln on Friday after-l“ genllml lmmllllg “l ~11” Ulmmll noon, amt-nu; 1w“. [he “ext monk iioarli could deal nlore thoroughly out-o to take over Fox Furnl with lllg, and by evrnlngvtotlrlstfl W111 with the pportuuitylbu. at their iltrrlliililiitlll in the cast- lllllvll" 11"‘ 113 1111-‘ After lsev- ' was immaterial lo them. Mr. cr nelthcl‘ -—|110$l1111 011 l1 lSaturday, eight days deluued the suggestion Much dis- 'l‘1le scheme cussion took 1rlace on the matter

Elll-‘lllllllvrll the scenic. clltuallc and port was then read. 9](j8.5_|U_2l_Il11Sl/t7i‘l(32ll attractions of this section

To His Worship tho

meat month ending May 10th, 15120, and destroyed during month: 'I‘Ilrot-. portions carcasses pyatnla 'I‘hree allowed to be sold for fox food.

Vernon McMillan

par: v’ snlue. sl.t'lu.' ‘hat ha was refused perusal of the Register. 1111!

would have an Ilia asked 1111s Worship if the Po-

lice Register was lChalrman of the tPoIice Committee

could close the lpages of n police report on the Chairman.

‘ pointing shovels. etc. Lowest tend- er.

etc. lowest tender.

and Joseph Hughes, sand. lliowosl tender ’

tender. 1006

Y. M. Needs

CHARLOT

DEVELOPED AND

pit-ans‘

PHOTOGRAPHS ENLARGEMENTS

CRASWIILL STUDIO I37 Great George Street,

“iiVI-onthly Meeting l

(Continued from page 1.)

Councillor Blanchard, Chairman

tion by Annie Jenkins was muclllof the Market ‘Committee offered a

suggestion by way oi‘ spring doors on the-building that is surely a necessity, especially (luring the sunllner Inouths when countless nnnlbers of ilys are wont to pay numerous visits during market days. 'i‘he speaker also referred to the toilets ill the bulldinlg especial- teutlou. lie said the toilet at pres- ly the gents which Ilecds urgent at. cut was not fit for ully person to cntcl‘.

With referenceto the fish stalls It is to he decided at a later dull whether to auction the space week» l_v or daily.

Councillor Foster, Chairman of the I-‘irc Committee spoke ulth rc- fercnce to the fire zone suggested by Mr. Doull some time ago. The speaker thought the Idca somewhat

Ilc concluded flrenlm were no atmcs it Post- llor coll-

question.

LUIIPUPIIUI] zones or

Icconunleudtatl

lTho ‘Meat and Mill: Inspectors re-

Mnyor and Members of City Council;

Gentlemen:

I herewith submit my report of null milk inspection for tfolnlctuuetl nuflt for

as foo-ll

carcasses veal immaturity

Milk test April 102G: Condition Clear

Name P. C.

‘ Butter fat

. . . . . . . . . . . . 3.8

SHALL HER APPEAL GO UNHEEDED ?

CITIZENS WILL ANSWER THIS ON MAY 12th and 13th l

Space Given by Alley &' Co., Ltd.

C. A. $7,000

TETOWN ’S

lcepted. I letc. Lowest tender. der.

L. M. Poole, Brick, Lowest Ten der.

llhalilois lllroa, Cement. ctc., Low

est tender.

evening next at 8 o'clock.

N0 Signs of Peace

(Continued from page 1.)

will

not be closed.

ttnues long.

Marked Improvement

LONDON. May ll). ~-'l‘lto trons- port situation at the first wet-k of the strike showed marked Improvmuetlts, said an of- ficial t-tllnnlulllque issued "by the governlnent today. t-itleut of ally consequence curred.

London

Ila-I uc-

suburban railways

the first H1I(Il'1{ of the strike have

while on the underground railway where over 75 stations are 110W open trains are running every five minutes.

London bus drivers and conduct- ors are still out but Ilere alznln

fort-ed by the return to work of a lfew regular men-

Chlef Cook at Hyde Park.

c

LONDON, May 10—Lady Louis ‘Mountbatten. cousin of K111i; (is-urge and ‘famous for her fried sntrsuges, ‘has become the chict cook at the liydle Park canteen 101‘ feuding men ill charlie of the 211V- ernnlents food distribution. $01118 six Ilundred transport WOFIWPS sleep in the park ill u circus tent, which in the daytime serves as O. dining hall.

Appeals for more Constables. LONDON, lMay 10~—'I‘he 801/8111" meat still is lacking its fllll require- ments of special constables and the second, edition of the British Gaz- um, today printed an appeal from tSlr William Joya-son Hicks, Home Secretary, for more men. it recalls that on Friday 118 “$11911 Londoners to lbrlng the week end enrollment up to filly 11101153115- “I am delighted to say they are gbmlng lin splendidly", shill S11‘ William. “But 1i am Still ll 19W thousand short. 1 want you to realize that protection is on.» thin-g that will kill the strike and restore England to its normal life".

4D Injured In Camden Town. ‘JJONlDO-N, May 10~Tbe most

Rnslu-tball teams mcet on Wcdnes- Stead Bros. . . . . . .. . 5. day night at 8 ul-lock in the W. J. Snusfurd . 4.4 110111-1110 of lhc (“ross Hall to decide 1101115 1101181‘ .. . . 4. the championship of l’. E. island. W. H. Smith . 4.4 As i110 last game played between Easter Bros. . 4.8 these two teams was a tie, much Edwin Humble-y , 4.1 interest is manifest in Wednes-dic-Leod & Brothers . 4. day night's fixture. J. R. Dennis . . . . .. . 3.5 A girl's game I11 also bo E. H. Douglas . 3,8 fllllged. ‘ Atboi Roberts . 51.8 -%<e>.———— Slgney [nmau .. . 3.2 it t ' Si ney Taylor . 4,. Y’ Wood Bros. 3.6 ___._. Allison Holmes . 3.5 St. Peter's won over St. James wllllall‘ Cllrm" ~ ‘l- l by default. W. Smith rolled tho “"1191 151"“ - - ~ ~ - ~ - ~ ~ ~ ~- ‘L3 high single and three 0i 297-635. ‘vllllum GllmeY 8i S9115 ‘l- A. Mcitac & Sons . . . . .. . 11.5 51', P575113 Condensed Milk 11.91 '1‘. I’. Cullen . . . . .. 51.51 A. Vinniconlbe-“H. 140 no 1st; Everett lllvvller 11»? 1. Williams ‘ 79 110 164011110111 M0010 - Y" ll. Dlly m; 10s 141 Csrlflil -Bl‘<>fl- "l-‘l It. Acorn .. 9s 111 11x John Aylwllrll ~ 1-7 w_ 5mm, _ _ _ , _ _ _ __ 15g 221) 257 William Slnnllwood . 11.9 _-_ _.. _.__,C. J. Wood . . . . . . . .. . 31.5 50g 7113 ggggimrne Kelly .. . 51.9 rpolalLgmg James Smith . . . . .. . 3.5 United won over Central Chris- '1'1l0111l111 K991"!!! - - “l- tlun by default. L. Loughead Jdttrold Benton _ 3-9 rolled tho high single and three of Wiiliard Kelly . 31.5 255 and 633. John Dickieson . 1.9 uNrrEp lPred Burke - 71-5 J. D. Webster 185 213 1531101181401! 11101301111111 - *1- F. H. (Zonrad .' .. 135 223 191 McRae and Martin .. . 51.5 R. Johnson . 191 171 J69 Victor Mcwiliintns . . 1.. Loughemi .l1as.-1no 25s A. n. ueklly ---- -- -1- J. McNnir 15$ 1'31 124 Walker & S011 ‘ 855 928 ' 892 Mel! and Milk Inspector. Tq111].._2375 tcmlncillor ilennessey. Chulrluar i;- -——~——' 0i‘ the Police Committee snld he DEATHS could not~givo an intoilislllli 19'

aid that. at the next meeting 110 extensive report.

closed ‘to the

lMny 10th. lblllian McOulgan. Fnn- I H . eral Wednesday morning at 9 .o'- 111° May"? rellllell l" 11"’ 11°13“ "9 (flock saying t-hat no power on earth

The fbllowln opted: ' ' Gallant Broth, l sharpening picks,

g tenders were ac-

lPI-mude and Moresido, Butt Bolts. WflliMIl Daniel. Michael Conway

row- llllrlllll. llllqiltlgll- . 1w»;

‘Ponder of Qtdtnrt] "t; ‘ Co."

arr-inn ".1. .11

general

centuries.

ttoviiTlTmilnf/fl BIIDDOH 811d 0118016

C1‘.

_ red today ca in! four

serious disturbances thus far in the general strike, so far as casual- ties are concerned. occurred last night in Camden Town (a section of London) where a crowd attack- ed a lbus manned by volunteers. A government spokesman today said forty lpemons were sent to the hospital and n number of arrests made. King Han G'v¢n up Riding LONDON, ‘May 10—-<KiDg George has given up his usual morning horseback riding during the crisis. Th-e King began taking gallops every day or so nlore than a year ago on the recommendation of his physicians after he had rsllffcrell froth an attack oi‘ bronchitis which necessitated a cruise in tho Medi- terranean. instead of horseback riding the King now takes a morn- ing constitutional in the five acre gardens of Buckingham Palace. He often walks alone, but frequently there are members of the govern- ment with him who desire to dis- cuss the present situation and its developments. Danger Increasing Every Day. LONDON, {May 10—Every day the strike Isst_s_ increases the danger of an outbreak of violence which would require the use of the Ilnt'ou’s armed forces. according to' Ittznnld McNeil]. Financial Secre- tary of the Treasury. tR-Jferrlug to the ntlike in n letter mad at a meeting of the (‘anter- bury Conservative Association Sat- urday he sold: "Tlih condition of plums £111.11 Janna“ e111 s0 141011»: In tlt-- House of (‘ommons means that tilts country is nearer actual civil war than It has been for Under the circum- stllllcos it is incumbent upon every loyal man and woman in the country whatever their ordinary political opinions, to rally to the

them to avoid unspeakable dinet-

Berloup Railroad Accident:

IIDNDON‘; ‘May lit-Irina that aerioul rauma accident: since

ll

d§;§

liiogers Hardware. 1.td., spikes.

L. M. Poole. lumlbely Lowest ten-

Meeting adjourned until Friday

'i‘ll-~ro are many indications however that the British diet lnlly the sonlelvhat rc- strlcteti if the general strike ton-

ln Transportation

end of the

S0 far no ac-

which suffered most severely from

now restored regular services.

'i‘hosr=. trains are affording 1111- [my The mm“ n", ‘mm-W “ll” 1mm "mill-gum" star- coutest will be awarded to~ night at 8.45.