a‘.

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Pfifimioilon oi MAY "QUEEN f

METHODIST cnuacn 'I eddy, May 8th A p 1P "Bromine 8 P. M. '

oleeboeoooooeeqqagi.‘

8 6" O leper Q O

0O ma}.

Agents Wanted

. ron aaLa-d-uflv asLs. Wen. ring so". 1 quality toi- lobster bait. ltllilply to R/ussell A. Howatt. Cape

Rllilliil

\

customs»

n J5.“ .4...

lllll- klJXMlbkii n a . "l "=3§§hr-.eodi=stv1n‘.' ‘lieu-ll:

b5 91° .. .1 hop. you and quote prices on ' ' " ' " “gown” M331; 1i 5nd TliflldflYzllll

r

4‘ u —I.~_'—

F N. JikAnMo-Jrhe Jiremen

more calledfitnitdktgice yelsterd , ‘ . ~. HUI-Bill nirom

Rochiord and Pleqean ‘sgflgéii

Both tires flllffltLph-jhgjwu “d

were put out" before causing any

serlous 'dsmaga. .1 -

H, _ one FINlE- Pnouovionv m. Thomson Campbell zwho hummer, on the oilice staii oi the C. P. R. In Quebec and Hail-tax during the P"! Kev veers has been appointed lllllillll‘ "ll llld S. 8. Msi-etflma sali- lllk from Montreal to Higland, He

AGENTS WANTE UJOK SEL- sailed on his first crossing from ling articles used iucevsmthome. gmvllmm R- R- N". 1- Telephone Montreal on "May 2nd. Mr. Cami» Good commission. , Samples Papal-id axohanso- 2751-4-3ll6l- bell who is a grandson oi Mir. J. sent on eDDIiWfll- Apply Edward ‘ L. T‘ ior many years ticket lsllp 2977 Dupdas Street, Tor- Mllle Help .Wa,nbed agent in this city comes quite natur- onto. . ' -- ‘ .2§D1-5'3.5l_ e ally by his aphituglo {or hi; work i;

FOR eALi-HOUSI SUITABLE ior boarders. 500d ‘ ply X care oi Gtard

san- isnie’ .‘

ia-n.. 2170 51 iii

le. , Ap-

QOUNTRY BOY. sixteen ior store. lug age. S Guardian.

FIFTEEN OR Address stat- 2833-5-38!

WANTED — GOOPERS. APPLY at once to Elmer E. Sharbell, Portage. Lot 10 P. l}. 1. 2807-5~2-3i.

RASPBERRY PLANT$—606 PER doz., $4.00 per 100 delivered iree Marltinita. F8. Reeves Newtown ' 28405419“.

FOR BALE -- EIGHT ROOMED house, also barnand five lots oi land. Apply ‘to Mrs.

Bourie, East,

>-—-———-— -—-———.-—-—— FOR SALE-DWELLING I HOUSE

Cruse.

business ,

Mary Paquet 272i-4-29-6i

FIREMEN, BRAKEMEN, BEGINN- ers $150-$250 monthly (which

to be congratulated "on his splanll" promotion, stirtiflg out on one oi’ the finest ships in the service.

A FIN-E PHOTOGRAPl-L-lfhe Guardian has received a. copy cl the Calgary Daily Herald contain- ing a photo 0i Mrs, J. T. Trsinor, ‘bormerly oi this city who has been presented with a loving cup by the

position). WrLe Railway. Box 11G. 2320-4-124m8l.

,._. MAN WANTED-MAN WANTED to work in a cheese factory, one who wishes to learn the _trade perforred, good wages to the right mam-Haber MacQuai-rie, Summerside, P. E. l

_ ., , ‘dli the Calgary Yorkshire Socletydn twelve years ‘Mrs. Train.‘ or has never missed a Monday ev. ening roasting and during that time has always presided al. the piano. Hr man! old iniends here wlll>wish her continupd health and happln. ess in her western home;

nnd lot at Um! Creek. Good .-7ll*l"3°-lll ~ lllllll“ t d. an: t a n ' - . . Edie ‘aivgrx-zgws-Qi-‘iil Miscellaneous McPHER8ON—_ at Culloden. P. n.

McLean,

ron eats-musics ‘rnorrino mars on Market Square, Tuesday.

mo. A, MciDONALD. LAND sun. veyorhHerma-nvflleb , ZBWS-li

May 6th at 12 o'clock noon. By _..._____________,__ Coioradr L. Ago B Valid. 11 B. C. W. ‘LEOHORN DAY OLD months. .J-.,A. MacDonald. Auc- chicks alter‘ J-une 1st $14.00 per tioneer. Z33l-53-2l- 100. Year old hens tor sale, Ever-

FOR SALE-PU LL BRED HOL- stein, record 24.83 sirsychnmp- ion of 1923, CbarlottetownlExbibl-

lion, Gordon Newson. North Riv- Graduate wants position ‘as er, , 2837-68431 book-keeper. Good references.

, e , " Wm. MacEachern, i9 liiuston 8t.

FOR SALE-i, 7 HORSE-POWER .2782-5-1-ili

l-iawholdt engine brand newnal- so, 1 2% horse power hoisting Found

engine with capstan.

Crabbe, .

.V

Borden, P. E. i- fl-ii-i-BOJI

._-__-__---—----—- ULOANIZER FOR SALE-ONE Shaler Steam Vulcanizer type

one, Shaler

ett I-lowatt. Cape Traverse. . . . 2838-5-3-3i

UNION COMM EROIAL OOLEEGE

' Apply ~ iii.

FOUND — AROUND EASTER amber earring. Owner can. have’ same by paying ad. st Guardian.

~ " 282246-841

N. P. lt- new _ ;

Electric Vuléanizer small T0 L95 ~ _ »- . new,» one -Weaver Automo- ‘ bile Hoist, ‘used. -0ne House "ro LET. (sewsnaaa).

Canton Portable Crane, Heavy used. Apply; Mali.‘ " ' ii-Bsll.‘ City», Bilfl-dyflii-ili

FOR SALE-NEW NINE ROOM

house, 50 acres rich farm land. high state oi cultivation, with vege- n,-, couch house aind within one-soils from sglll‘ excellent summer nd residence. Nichol- son Estate, Agent. Daniel M. Mc- Donald, ll-lunter River. 2841-53 2i.

McLAUGI-ILIN noaoersn Foil

SALE-Hill Master Four Mc- used two surn- mers completely overhauled - nsw tires-painted . McLaughlin Roadster. ordercheap. H. H. Whitioclq. Queen's, ;Ccunty Garage, Obardctteto

Pownnl Street,

iable garde ~ large bar-n, liuuierfitiv or year rou

Lauglin Buick,

cylinder

Good riiiiiilbi '

Id.‘ i Vi.’

“l All". l! A I.“ l4 llllllll-lll"! °°lll‘ t r0 ram which will include '61l‘l_"s"°v°‘;egg exp: o? Charlottetowws best ta-

Y,“ ,.,,. HQQ‘ 'll. . ‘llllllikll,ll~~lllpitlfsll°li~sleel lllll" Gan are invited to come in ‘en fill All.“ ill-ll" "l" join in the service.

l--"-v.\.; t’ -

Apply 171\_Gr’aiton Si. 2825-5-3-81.

leisnrLonApi-u a0, ma, to Mr. and Mrs.. Albsgt McPherson‘. a daught- fi, weighing ll pounds. SMITH-Hornet Hunter River, on April 29th, U524, to Mr. and Mrs. Chester Smith, a wn..

80D-

daughlter, Olive Mae. near-n

4

ye, '1‘ "

wn. ~B1L7+3$di

f. ‘M.

‘J .-

filr. brig} walker. aia "s.s.... Street begs-yin, audiophile aaPllllllc saleb Auction May 1th at l1 ani-

Williamson, Auctiones;

. I rl,._...l,.,y'l,vfl.qvnwi.~yl ..- my; ‘

Also six

ti

Wllnled * -~

seal-tie. Washington.

_- WANTED-MAID FOR GENERAL housework. (country girl pre- ierred.) Apply Mrs. H. A. liibers a Graiton st. 2821-5-3-9l-

Charlottetown. 11.12., Ii. - . 2826-5-2 3i

The weekly sing-song was held at the "Y" last night with an at-

joining heartily in the singing.

. , Methodists. to _ fleet in New,

(United Praia CHICAGO. Ill.- MSY _1.

vvwv vvvwv

church. at 3p

stew 0 d ski

. W

Episcopal . held iii gay‘ is xpect o h0g1 ‘all psi-ts Ind lorty- "territories. islats ior 4.'l_7i,500 members church the worid- Halt. 5am are talamera and i em -I - ' . 05b iiiblflt tor discussion lit the forthcoming ‘continence will l this‘ union at the 10ml Qliursli with t saw fihurcltyBaith. . it m a ccapted- eagle the. o! t a lite

. gtmggir

e dei la

. " V ' or t animation ‘ two infill

Y River Cemetery. a I

w-Alurian - REPRESENTATIVE- who has no- ioxes to sell m act as buyer oi foxes in confidential capacity. Must have knowledge of ioxes and sterling character. T. oer-Era. cos seaboard Building, dais-seal.

__.._,_.._..,._,______._ Felrlale Help Wanted p

WANTED-e-MMD FOR ROUGE. work, Apply Mrs. Fred Mcltaa,

Sing-Song at Ylllillll.

tendsnce oi approximately 225, all Next Sunday there will bs an ex-

Englladid in Mail

, -'i:he gen- eral conierence oi the Methodist 10h will be

‘in Mallet. l

oi the United Itatcs (our iorsign nations and rue cochlea-re will lei;- oi-tllo

Ilei odiet Illi- s Method”?!

7o

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n

ilernian Prices T00. A

(United Press)

Spring ialr report prices ior

man goods too high to permit

' to do much business.

texti p

nslderabiy over th erlcan figures,

l l

duties in Ame loan harbors. _ , This year's _ bad ye record attendance-

sence oi inland ed thatjderiiiany "eriag tor goods.

Iii

fiatish period

new shirts or new sh es.

mans to save a little and to.

been deprived.

, Despite . ‘unusu buyers were interested br, ol quality ‘his

industry. ciyiiiiarvvork in bran, coppe and

brobz A .

Bpria fair was tlleflilil) "sect ‘ldmni . x ae gi- tiiah ti;

w to Three h

ill‘.

toTtgr. will‘?! falls _ our an en» ior {roa- on law's?‘

as “ oiiflith e

l i nloiilnil

. -..e.i... I u "other...

‘Ho’ Holman’: Catalog.

‘oi-ior AT “rue vodus" on Fri-

POI-IQ! COURTA-liour bu’ a. peered belbfqflls Stipqpqm-i; . latrate Saturday morning c "rged wit, assault. They were, let of! wit a warning. A. Taxi-drivslgtcr fast and dangerous driving on suc- cosrve divs. was cleared from the lirst. oiiense l. be will ‘again JDQQQI’ for the second oiiense on May 10th- A man ch rged with illegalealn oi liquor an "another with vagrancy were both dismissed.

HOME AGAiN—_Dr. wsrbui-tou returned Saturday night _ item a pleasant visit to" his scn. Mr. Eric Wsrburfonv and his brother, "Dr. George Warblirton in British Coi- urnbia. The Doctor spent the "‘ rest; er part oi lis-‘iive ‘weeks ho iday visiting the hospitals in Montreal and Toronto.

PERSONALS Mr. N. a. Giliis, Eldon. was a visitor to the city on Saturday.

Mr. John a. Ross, Ocean view, was a visitor to the city on Sat- urday.

BOSWELL-At melded... onlMay 3rd, to Keith and Mrs. Boswell a

FITZGERALD-At the City Ilospit- al, Oakland. CailL, on April 18th, to Mr. and Mrs. J- C._ Fitzgerald, (formerly Kathryn Boucnard) a

manna-rat Musqodobit Harbor, N .S., on Friday, May 2nd. Ada A. i_ Bagnail, wiieof Rev. Thornley F. Smith, in her iortyes.......th year. The remains will arrlv-e tnlsiMon- day) evening at Hunter River. Fun- eral irom tlbe~ residence n: her bro- » tner, Mr. Pope Bagnall, Hazel Gro- ’ y at 2 p. m. t_o Hunter

High iorgAmericans

BERLIN, May L-American buy- ers in Germany ior the Leipzig Ger- them

This is particularly true in the le. industry, where prices are e British and specially when one, considers uac ssary "customs

pring lair, however,

frills is due 1 i-‘gely to the pres- uyars, who show- is literally iiung~

. hoes and textiles were strongly amend. This is partly explain- ed by the fact that during the in- thousands, ot Ger- mans nlspeniisd with purchases-oi

introduction oi the renienrnark. .wbich has so iarremained quite stable, has permitted many Ger- low lgoods oi which they had previously;

ll Prices. foreign ‘ in a num- pijoductsol Ge an s was particularly rue

e. . , special ieatura oi this year's,

nkioiitrraflioliaad int; yum. iat-

roi- foreigh "vilitiirl. as outstand- taatul-e '0! this year's spring‘ was dhelliit that normal play- thentcbirdiiflona again prevail. At the time oi the last. lair heavy ad- vance payments film acquired ue

wi- Ylllfillt

‘i’ r ibiiie

" Samuel: fiviifk l?

, ti" l~ ‘MEN t-

. .- ma! rear l» duals

i, "pretense olWTtcli- f listen, ‘underlined!

. .. , M cows gave little milk and ‘died, ‘and bu; h, other none oi tli ir an male touris ed. ..

They were Tmm been iounded solely upon being seem to enjoy title succeks "oi their neighbors, vahoprthey suspected oi bewitcbing the place.

group ct local real estate men en-jgng, Wm y, i l l gsged a iriend to visit the place 5nd “no: wing; fifd,glté:fll|ezfa:g

be“ wllh l"! kllll“ m Y“ 5"“ PM“ ern city has another ieminiue sky-

Finde "Eipressioh in , ._ .,ln Bavaria Bossing gkyscrgiyg-rs "l net-i", ._ .,, ling a" dale ill Wlll e" , ‘hitherto regarded as etlfilifnggi deirnuded a, rand iswiielgl

‘liillw- wsiilfil£lell ll" 222:‘. taoeorditngBtn the National representing that their house a i‘ on o “Mm! 0W8“ haunted snd-theiraehti '

m ballad finned-z. which lists ten wom _ -'. ong e owners and man- l.‘§€'.°l:.“iii.2‘3.‘.i'llziilt°ifizl~g::::,:::,=g meal-e <>= to Slbste profit.‘ I "' Where come women are manag- l ...’.‘;“'$.‘.‘.°;.‘. .'~“3.‘.‘.-‘.‘.‘;i‘l‘...l.'i‘.‘, iii ::;i,:§c;=;;g;@;; l- l-e- ~1- Wllm l-llll-lllé. ‘m S“ "5"" lll lllebecause oi tneigyierhliiidldaggafizg helrfllldiiil. the national board believes, cases success has

igrsute and did ‘not able m handle business u any business man would" in Chicago Miss Clara C. Cram- ‘ Rumors spread that the xient-,§{,fl‘“§,§§§§,“,‘j,‘},,‘f,‘}f,‘§‘“§§‘;,§§°,§l;{ manns were in a mood to ssllahd a gym-l“ may,‘ and ‘he lhmand mum

and inspect it. ‘lfbe man carried a am be", bum n

crystal globe with him. He looked Bupervigigon o‘ filsgezzggeger“°nal through this into the corners 0i| Seattle is the hoine oi Mrs LA the stables, and shook his head Em,’ owner o! the wash,“ to,‘ l‘ -' moodily. rites he cut int the nm- movemem Comp“, The. ti, W921"

oi the buildings and iinsiiy asked the farmer and. his wile it they lylfafiiixfi; b‘; 1111:» filial‘. Ortnxfil

there the play is low. There. a ‘f several licensed establishmep‘, where the comparatively mild ‘game oi lotto is played.

The big cafes, too, are lacking in patronage and there is no more dancing by patrons. Cabarets still operate, and the theaters are crowded nightly despite V high prices. an average of $3 and It a. seat tor the ballet or better class drama. But Moscow is -no longer a “wide open" town. .; Little. beer saloons. formerly operated until 2 o'clock in the morning and selling only a mild brew. are now closed at 10 o'clock and put under a law providing they must serve hot meals. They must» become reading rooms tor their

government, party anon-trade union iournals and the illustrated week- iies. Not more than two bottles of beer may be served any patrom.and persons under 1d years old and those who obvious- ly are intoxicated. cannot be serv- ed. Chess and checkers "may

played. but no cards, and special and dliiicult restrictions are plac-

First class restaurants. however, probably still will operate under high license and with no limit other than one's pocket-book upon the amount o! wine r 24 vodka one may consume. [Besides

another check. the fear o! arrest and dapvlltatlolli ll psi-entailed snows too much unexplained pros- perity, opera urb night liie.

IVORY surrend-

Along the rivers in the southern: pm oi the United States are men and women screening the bottom for pearl shells which they sell to button rnanuiacturers to aka but- tons of. not all buttons t at are worn are made ircm pearl shells.

Many oi the people o! the world are iastening their clothes with buttons oi vegetable ivory, derived tram "ivory nuts," whidh are e

Jreeds o! the species o! palm that

.I\|ll drop out and are gathered

and. stored. -, .~ . ~ apii Colombia export im-

ct time ._nut|. a

. . eiidil-jiiityii cakéy renmbl new

it!!! "I "W. being vane. s grains a

takes a stair pol~

dpycoior, utilised tor

o! a" b!”

transit bard. it

. IIIIUQ :11‘ .

patrons, subscribing to all oi the’-

ed upon caharets. ,

percent '

the limit oi cne's purse, however.

o1 ,,l

sary it standards were maintained :i'- il," 11.. -

Brhlgatfiga‘: “W113: 5:3,‘: Tgxarsdflhcy could hardly then have been through the rooi oi buildings in “med ‘l lllslllwllllle l°l- Chicago, New York and every oth-' Wm‘ the °°mlll3 l° Mllscllw- er large city where artiiical heat Mweve" °t Elllllllllll" ‘lllllmllllllll I! required during part oi the yeapJWlth all the sartorial traditions oi jepresents s. wasted expenditure "tfielgpfllhaslllnl ml)" ellllllllYes "l oi fully a billion dollars every four .201“ 5"l§ft;°;:l§1" pielllxlefcsllylzgillgaz:

, i 60 t i tn h t ‘isggacagrby bufiigegnexgenahfie ‘agbemissariss blossomed out in frock

arrived from western Europe, but

post might be compared to that oi master oi ceremoniesphss to wear ‘most oi the clothes. Florinsky. once Russian vice-consul

stop heat losses is discredited. l “Owners ct buildings have not been taught that heat is transmit- ted through lumber, brick and stone

lust as it is through glass. but less l" Ne" Y°rk "all" the Czar ro- rnpldly- Many homes in America Flllle- M~ Flwlllllll?" ll V"? bull’ man. He holds the responsible

have a iuel cost equal in a period o! 25 years to the iirst cost." The survey prcposes- that all

post oi head oi the Scandinavian division oi the foreign oifice buildings, large and small, be glvg in addition has to meet the trains s duel cost rating rei- the beneiit o "Ml Welcome lnwmlns ambassad- purcbasers and to encourage more "I'll "Ill "h" Perm!" 0f lmiWlW

permanent construction. - ""8- Some oi the old dyed-ln-tbe-wooi

proletarian communists are public-

the subiect, in which M. Litvinoii.

were assigned.

The views o! Lenin on this sub- ject were quoted at length. His idea on. this, as on almost every- ihinig ‘else. was bould do in Rome as the Romans do. it was recalled that once, when M. Joife complained that he didn't want to go to the "German Kaiser's court and wear knee breaches, Damn said tc him: "Ob! Wear pcttlcokts ii you have to: The main thing is to get to court."

Most oi the Bolshevlk emisearies

whllsb factories allover the Do- _ nioii. The centralizing oi capit- al in Ontario and Quebec was hav- a bad aiiect on the rest of Can-. a a. "

~. . sumac. m panruzou What "the contemporary marshals .ot Francs think oi the cold marble crypts oi the Pantheon as a iiiial ‘resting place is illustratedin an an-

ecdote reiated by, “Aux Ecoutes." Foch and Petain wish to be buried

wear white collars again. ._._--&b>-———

roval

gala buried wmicnt flowers or rune giopeecbee, as he ‘lad waned: P, m: abroad, but Jerri-e looked an e bears staining. Hence. it was

= inserted that the aero or rte

W ll! . ‘fiigezliid so eaieenes to funeral

f!‘ abdve all sill-I’ continued res, -Plitbob 1 deft like the plac

nails beside

C

PURIII C

Gloves and purses to match are Interesting developments in bccelsries

Arviseiy chosen illustration is ni- mnst essential to tastes the truth upon the ordinary mind. and no ‘inn her can afiord to neglect this in ti! Ilia prspdratloh.

Detroit St.

He is M. m

that Bolsheviks p New York

Wilson. nrd and Gowdy.

Pittsburgh Cincinnati ilk-Meadows

stlk-Dau d a l a 2 as an ass ; Vi ht. Winssrd and Bevereider o‘

Chicago and Cleveland game cui- led end oi sixth. rain. BATTERlES-Jrhurston and Sc- hank and Uhle and Myatt.

Louis

\

"nit QUALITY izicaii

. . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . ..'5 7 3 ii 12 2 B~iiollowny and Bossier; Bnyne and Severeld-

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

(Called end oi sixth by agree-

ent). B-—-Eills and Hackenbnrth; Tho- mas and Sullivan.

Baltimore, Buiialo, both games postponed, rain. Jersey City, Rochester, both games postponed. rain. Reading-Syracuse, both games postponed, rain.

NATIONAL LEAGUE

Conservatives n. objecting to Bolsheviks n. t... S, m hats. One Moscow newspaper Ch" “l” conducted a series oi debates on écfissgmme

D—-—Cnrlson. Hamilton, Davy and Wilson Geurin llllil Synilcr.

(Sec hila

Ii-Glaznor, liotls, Hamilton and Ooschger, Jonn-