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selling our Made-toMeasuro Breeches and Shirts. ‘Easy sell. Write for snlesmanfs out-

fit. Royal Outfitting Co., 152 St.

Lawrence, Montreal.

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__.____.____..._..____, SALESMAN WANTED FOR THE Nur~ series." Liberal oQmisi-iions, sir elusive ‘territory, handsome free outfit. We offer the largest list of

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fruit and ornamental stock-

Wrlte Stone db Wellington. 'i‘o|-.

0010. 8~7-26i.

$10.00 A oav TAKING ososns

lord} d‘: E Silk Hosiery. Your pay daily. No collecting 0r deliv- ering. Writs the l1 ti: LE Manu- facturing ‘Co., Dept. 22, London, 011i. Alix- 9,16.23-3l.

WANTED, WIIDE AWAKE FLOUR salesman for lPrlnce Edward Isla-nd, ‘Ontario Mill, 0n cuniinii-i- sion basis. This is a real propo- sition for a hustler. Apply "Saleem-an." Box No. 116.

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__i.__._._.__________, DISTRIBUTORS—QUICKLY DE. i-elop own independent business lianilling Scotmints Ycnst Candy. Neiv Ford Automobile free; ex. elusive territory. Scotmints Coin. pany, 852 Scotmlnts Building, Jersey City, N. .1. 3597B-ii0-1i.

ACCESSORY REPLACEMENT parts. Salesmeu sell ninety per emit, calls, earning one hundred dollars weekly. Buyers, job- bers. garages, owners, Opportun- ity. Bodin Company, 90 Maltliind St, Toronto. Aug. 2 Iiblfi.

AGENTS - WONDERFUL NEW Fire Extinguisher. Excells work oi‘ heavy high-priced dovlccs. Price of only_ $2.00 makes an easy sale of every home and automobile owner. Offer 100% profit. 40,000 already sold, Inves- tigate today. Pyro Fire Exting- uisher Company, 611 Echo Drive, Ottaiva. Aug. 2, 9. 16, 23, 30.

AGENTS-GET IN A PROFIT- ablc altyear oommisslon business of your own. Every property own< er is a customel-or prospect, Nine hundred varieties of ha-rdy Red Tag Nursery products. Cash every week. Complete equipment and instructions free. Write-dlomin- ion Nurseries, Ltd. SOAoJIOst-f.

BALESMEN-WE OFFER STEADV empioymentand pay weekly to sell our complete and exclusive lines oi guaranteed eualtiy. whole root, frsli-dng-to-order trees and plants. Attractive illustrated sani- ples and full cooperation. a mon. ey-making opportunity. Luke Brothers Nurseries. Montreal.

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AGENTS, SALESMEN, EARN $3000. to $5000. per year selling Nick's Shlrie and icnsliah Ralli- conts madedo-rneaeure direct from Manufacturers to wearer. A Splendid opportunity to estab- lish dignified profitable business working fuI-l or spare time. Writs for particulars, Biltmore Shirt Company, 232 Mc-Giil Street. Mon- treal. 3383-8~2~But4i,

AGENTS WANTED-SBOOO YEAR- ly. faking orders for Men's all Wool made to" measure suits, $25 anywhere in Canada, dilrcct to wearer. liberal commissions paid daily. Range includes Rain- coiitsLnilles Coatsdioys clothing. Finest selling outfit in Canada Full or part ‘time; Experience unnecessary, ideal line for house to house salesmen. Pioneer Mail Order Corp.',‘P. O. Box 2384. Montreal, Que, 3088-7-20.Sat.4i

Lost *—~————-_____+_________~q LOST-HUB or sssv onauo

Chevrolet car. Finder please leave lat this-blips. RQE-fi-lti 3|.

Wanted sruoenrs wanted tsuemsss

Boarders

(Jollcge Preferred)" 51 Powniii Street. . "' B504~818.3i. BOARDERS WANTED — TWO

boarders can be accolnotlatetl llviltr l’. W. College, (young men lira erred). Apply ,"J" Guardian 0iIice.—3G04-—8=—-1il‘—3il.

aruosN-rs moon MODATED.

Rates modoi-atim. n 01 Fitz- roy St.-—ii00!i_—-8—%-flmf,"

Teachers Wanted

TEACHER WANTED-TQM‘ HI!- » ron School. iili class prefer- Prl. Total supp but IIIILOO-Wm

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F-OVRI: ' ; QALE-gCHOICE ‘_~;mili»'li,_ls_i"aev bvw- Albert Schur- pt" ... is Qedeque. '

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HOUSE TO LET FURNISHED 0R unfurnished. all modem. veniences. Inspection guy day, ADhly 17 Euston St. 3571-8-15-61.

Situations Vacant.

llllllfllnable demand this season for our celebrated, Inexpensive,

inf; Cards. Secure ordeiis now ev- en In spare time, deliver later- Representatives making tre- mendous profits. Experience or capital unnecessary, Bil; five dol- lar sample book free to workers. Bradley - Garretson, Limited, Brantford, Ont. 89-121.

Female Help Wanted

MAID WANTED— AT ONCE, RE. ferences. Apply Mrs. Harry Weeks, 129 Fitzroy St. 8 13 ti

WANTED-GIRL TO WORK IN store. Apply immediately 151 tKent, St. a

3560-84-1-31 WA.NTE D-MAID FOR GENERAL

country woman as housekeeper for elderly man in: village. Ap- ply l‘. 0. Box 214, Charlottetown. ' 3586 Ii 15 tf WANTED—-TO GO T0 MONT. rcul about, September 1st, thor- oughly experienced cook general. ltefercnces required. Wages $35 to $40 a month. Apply by letter

Mrs MacKay, Rocky Poinit. 3588 8 15 3i

Mule Help ‘\Vanicd

___,__.__ BIG EARNINGS STEADY EM. pioyment for Barbers. Become

expert in 8 weeks. Write Mol- er Barber College, Department "F," Halifax. il-l-tts ti.

WANTED-BELL BOY AT QUEEN Hotel. 3567-8-15 3i

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FOR SALE.¥-18 FOOT SAIL-BOAT “Swallow" good condition. Well built. Apply Goo. 0. Madden City. 3547-8 14-3I.

GLEN HOLM AYRSl-ilRES-AS I ain overstocked I have 10 head of bigli class Ayrsbircs to (iisposc of it. O. l’. stock. IIord fully accredited. Write in‘o your wants lii either nialos or females, all ages. It. Louis Cairns, Freetown. 8576-8-15141. ’ FARM FOR SALE AT GRAND. ville consisting oi 50 acres, 30 zicros clear, 20 acres under hard Vlllil soft wood. l4 zicres under grain, will be Slllil with place. Apply Melville Morrison, Fred- erlrgion, 3509.8 103i.

FOR SALE-THE OLD DOUGLAS estate rionr Fortune llrlilgc. l’, E. l. Consisting of 02 acres of ex» tiellcut laud, flue 12 room house large barn, poultry house and other out buildings all in good re- pair. Apply to Ivan H. Keefe. Rollo Bay. 3574-8 15-0i.

Miscellaneous

Que. A, MoDONALD. P- s. 1.. sun veyor llermanville 3732-7-30-1mth

APPLICANTS DESIROUB OF EN- terlng September Class of North Adams Training School for Nur- ses, North Adams, Mass. P194189 write Superintendent promptly. 3170-7-3-—Thu——Sat—18I

HOTEL AM ERliCAN, L T D., iMoneton. New Brunswick. 50 rooms, 20 with bath. All outside. Fine meals. $3.00 and $53-50 ll" diiy, American plan. Dan Fmyer, Manager. 3565-3-1o-6i ,___________ q NOTICE-WILL THE PERSON who took the skirt length of cloth from Mrs. R. A. Camp- bell's house return some as tlifl person iir known.——Mrs. It. A.‘ Campbell, Newport. 3577.8.15.3I

PERSONAL GREETING Cl-‘IRIST- [nag Cards, "Imperial Art. Best known selection. Want men and women‘ in every town to solicit orders now in spare time. ’Deiivery later. Representatives anleady making big money.- Ngwtggt designs and novelties. Lowest prices. Samples free.- Bi-itisli Canadian 122 Richmond West Toronto. 5 1312i

7’ son SALE

Brick Dwelling Ilousc 231 Kelli street opposite Prince of Wales college, most ideal situation for Boarding House for College Stud- 9n", could easily accommodate 15

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WANTED — MIDDLE AGED A WELCOME RESIDENT.—-The

‘Central Guardian

'51" . ENONGEMENTHANNOUNCEILL Mns. MuE. Purdy announces the engasement ‘of her daughter Marj- orie Louise to J. Leigh Stewart, oi Charlottetown. Marriage will take Place early in 50gb

NEW S|DEWALK-—-LBYIDE oi the new. concrete sldewialk on the south side oi Euston between Prince and Hiilsboro streets was completed yesterday.

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YESTEBDAWS , MARKET. - There was a iaii- Inside and outside attendance at the market yester- lllly- Quits a quantity oi berries was offered for sale, blueberries selling st 14c a qt., gooseberrles 13¢. and raspberries at 15c. White currents sold at 15c. and black currants at 35c. ‘

ISLAND GRADUATE. — Among the names of those successful in winning the Saskatchewan Teoch- ers Certiiicate in Regina in July 1 is that oi Mr. John Ennis, oi Green- iiaiil, P. E. Islaiid. Mr. Ennis pass- ed a very creditable examination taking the eight months course in four. I-Iis many friends here are ' “ to hear oi his success. SEAPLANE AT PICTOU.—Ii the buzz oi a seaplane is heard In Clrirlottetown orlviclnlty it can be concluded that it is the Curtiss Seaplane owned by the Chicago Tribune. The machine is now at Pictou whore it is to be tested by the U. S. aviators in charge of the large Iiydroplane which is being prepared for the U. S. world fliers who are due to arrive at Pictou shortly.

seven year old son of Mus, '1‘. B Riley was playing on Hogan's Wharf last Wednesday, he fell ov- er into the water. The incident might have tnken a more serious aspect but f0.- the prompt action oi‘ Wilfred Mclssac who with some companions was swimming at ano~ ther part oi‘ the dock at the time. Young Mclsaac rushed at once to the rescue and diving from the

people of Mt. Stewart are glad to have Dr. A. B. liliirtin and family locate there. lJr. A. B. Martin is the son of Dr. M. Martin, Grand Vlcwf’ and they predict for Dr. Martin just as successful a career as his father has had. Dr. A. B. Martin is a returned soldier having spent four years overseas serving in France with the fighting 26th. l-ie made a brilliant record In Duihousie University and was appointed house surgeon to the

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TIMELY RESCUE- Wliilo the y

Propoge usual.

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Compromile Urged.

LONDON. Aug. 16. -—'l‘lf§ Ger- mans returned to their hotel whore direct cables to Berlin carriolllllfl news oi the unfavorable turn in

negotiated by the cables which were exchanged directly with Wil- helniastrasse, chancellor Marx. and foreign minister Stresenann return. ed to Downing street 2.30 mean- while Prime Minister MacDonild. oi Great Britain, saw M. Herliot and urged upon him that ho BC-

cept a compromise on the time limit for the evacuation of the Ruhr. ‘

Delegates Anxious

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The anxiety which was loll 101' the success of the confreence dur- ing this last minute gathering W115 reflected in the iaci-al expressions and In the general deportment 0i‘ theh allied, Gernlan and U. S. POD- resentatlves as they arrived and do. parted Ironi Downing street. 0n his return to his hotel after the morning conference, M. Hfiflvi said: "The Allies are with us and we are in complete control o! i119 situation.” - At 2.15 o'clock Chancellor Marx visited M. Herriot at the lattcrs hotel. It was intimated that "l0 German chief delegate might have brought with him the German answer oi the all-important Rlllir question. The French delegates declare that they have agrccil “D611 "l" ear us the maximum time for tho evacuation oi the Ruhr with reduc. tions oi that period only if Blleifi-‘i conditions wnrrsn-t them. 'lhc one year period will begin Wm.‘ the date of the signing of the Lflllllllll Agreement.

German Cabinet Meets

BERLIN” Aug. 15. —Prcsldcui Ebert presided at an extraordin- ary session of the Cabinet convok- ed at 7.30 o'clock this morning i" discuss the situation which iiilfi arisen in LOIld0t| because of the failure of the French ‘and Gellllllll delegates to the international coil- fcrencc tn urrivc at an agreement on the time limit for the military evacuation of the Ruhr.

An official bulletin was Ell/fill "l" tbs-t the members _of the Cellini" were in full accord with the aili- tude taken by the German dole. gates in London.

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PERSONALS

Among the visitors to the cit)’

intcrnc stuff of the Victoria Gcner. ul Hospital where he spent the, pust year and comes to our midst; well recommended. ' i CADET coMPETi-rion-Jrii-el results of the School Cadet lnspec-l lions for Mlllldl‘)! District N0 t2.’ fl’. E. I. uuii.i\l. 5.1, w ‘ch have just been made public, indicate a ri-iuarltubiy fine siiuwfut: for island Corps, those of Wes: Kent unil i..u-.i.'n Squari- l0'liI|<l-'_Z ill: lirlf with special mcntiou oi‘ the former for excelling in parade work. other ls- Iand Corps classed iiu efficient take the following oi'derz—Sourls High School, Slllllllltlrillfl] liigh School, Prince of ivalua College. Agricultural College, St. Dunstan‘s College, (Yheary iligh School.

THRICE WELCOME RAIN.- Tlie rain of Tuesday and Wednes- day nights, and the continued in- termittent drlzzei of Wednesday and Thursday was a welcome and u blessing to thecountry. This is the first actual, soaking rain of the season. it will add thousands and thousands of dollars to value oi the crops, more partituilerly on the lighter soils and sandy-foams, which was suffering severely from the prolonged drought. The out crop will receive the greatest benefit. The short and thin crop will now lengthen out and-develop in. both straw and grain. Pastures are greatly improved and dried up earth thoroughly nioist- encd. Plowing can now begin. Providence has not forgotten P. E. I.

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PERSONALS

Mr, Lemuel Webster leaves this morning on return to Boston Mass after a pleasant visit with his parents, Mir. iuid Mrs. Fredlt. Webster, Ilunstaffn-ige,

MARRIAGES

STEEVES—-SCHURMAN.-—At the home of the bride, Sunimcrslde, P. E. I. Aug. 12th. by Rev. N. A. Whit. man, assisted by Rev. A. K- Herman, Mr. Wm, Albert Steeves. B. A. of Durchestcr, N. Ii. to Miss Frlmcog Wright Sciiuriunn, (laught- ger of Mr, an.) .Mrs Schurniani. oi Summerside. P. E. l. ‘

i A [N MEMORIAM

in loving memory of our

street here was bombed earl)‘

tection for several weeks. The po-

of ten per cent,

and the operators declare the wage

are Mrs. S. 'l‘. Doyle and tiuughtor Miss Eda llundstronr oi Everett. Muss., while lii the city they ll‘l_'i_‘- the guests of Mrs. Bruce. d" Douglas Strcct-

M135 Mal-y Draught, R, N.. leaves this morning for B06101! 0n "mil" to umey Hospital. ROXIWPY-

Miss‘ Clara Cudily. Glllllfiifllle leaves on the Borden train ior Bus. ton, Iiiaiss. -

hlessrs. F, McQllfllll. 59"?“ and Leonard Mc-Neill, Sumniersitlc, who have been attending the Iiiter- pational Convention oi the Kiilitlllfl oi Columbus which was‘ hold Alli;- fith to 7th in New York, returned home lust Wednesday night.

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Niagara flhurchfi Damaged By Bomb

(Canadian Press.) NIAIGAIRA Falls, N. Y., Aug. 15- 'l‘lie First Baptist Church on lllzitin

n. day_ The expioslomwrecked ini- iii- tcrior of the structure and windows in business places a block away were broken. Rev. A. B. Mercer, pastor of the church, is president ot‘ the Niagara Falls council of churches and has been active in re cent crusades against places oi‘ vice in the city and vicinity- Tile recto.- hus ‘been irnder police pro-

liee are investigating but said they had no clue to the Identity oi the bombers.

Must Gut Wages 0r Close The Mines

(Canadian Press.) IBIWSSIEIS, Aug. i5.~~A crisis In Belgium's coal industry has been precipitated through tin- Walk out. of 20.000 minersof tho IiG-OIIO in the Mons iliaslu yesterday, the men refusing to accept a wage cut

The operators say they will be lll‘l- nbl~e to mee ttbe competition from German coal. oi which -ii2,ii00 tons were imported last month. The fall in the pound sterling is al- so favoring the sale of British coal. The Belgian coal stocks are large

reduction Inevitable.

Federal Troops In

dear wife and mother Mrs, A. H. Boswell, who died August 10th‘, 1923. ‘ ,

Days of sadness still come

t o'er us soar-at seam do often flow

;lut memory keep; hoi- ever nui- us.

Though one died a year ago.

She suffered rvwch. alie mur- _ . murod not, We watched her day by day, . Until at Int wloli broken helm

We saw her fade away. iivaanrib av use

students. Apply to J. O. Hynrlmflfl.

Mmilolntlolom ,3. n. N . i. n‘ 85I9,8l1‘i,l.4i

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iiiuasauo AND FAMILY

Troops are operating in. the interior of San Paulo state in pursuit of

ing their retreat the rebels are de-

stroying the wster tankks. thereby rendering the pursuit more difficult.

The authorities ihuiwfnr have

listed 1.800 houses in Silo Paulo city damaged during the fighting

Pursuit of Rebels

(Canadian Press)

BUENOS AIRES, Aug lii-Tho Santos correspondent oi Ln Niielon says it is stated in an official quar. ter here thiat the Brazilian Federal

the rebels, who are proceeding in the direction oi Matto Grosso. I)iir.

_-. tor-mops mi» P-iiqli. __

th b$s 01 it: tzublfilelzemahftfll‘ a T" TYPQWrIW-o record o1 the hriei German cabinet nieetinz. c" 5' c- l‘ SFVENTYFOUR "it

“The c. ads. Get ' There” ‘

OWWI to‘ the wonderful ouccon of Ito graduates in getting Qmplgy. merit. the Charlottetown Business c°u°le Ia already assured of a llileiidld attendance during the “rm 1° 0W" September 2nd Thorouqlineaa counts.

Word: per minute on a fifteen min- gle toot. made according to the “Wrllltlonal Tylwwritiiig Contact Rules." The first student to beat that record wins a very handsome prize,

Monthly Taste will be given due "ill the term for the various prizes offered by the Underwood, Reming- ton and L. C. Smith Typewriter Companies, Call or write for parti- Ctllalll.

PITMANIC SHORTHIAND, the acknowledged reliable system of Phonetic writing, Is mad: a SPEC- IALTY at the C. B. C. No divided attention. Having selected the 555T. it lo TAUGHT. and with great SUCCESS,

Upon enquiry. It its surprising to learn what a very large percentage of our prosperous young men and women returning home for their vacation were graduated from the Charlottetown Business College, and they are proud to lay so.

Get Into line and be among the SUCCESSFUL ones at home and abroad. ‘

Actual Business from the START‘ i»: what YOU want; not playing with it, _

NOW is the time to make 7.... ranqcments for a full or partial course.

For full information, call at the College, or write, L‘. B. MILLER, Principal. a-ie-ii.

Further Particulars Of Drowning In Mill River

'l‘he body of the late Aubin Gallant ivlio WIIS drowned at liltiomfielil in the evening of Sat- urday, Aug. 9th was found 'l‘u_cailay fl‘. itiug on the surface of Mill Riv- ci" at ii higher point in the stream than; the scene of the accident. Ever since the occurrence of the fatality dozens of fishermen from

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v YOURS

> BY HARRY E- PORTER

This is a series oi articles per- lillllillx to maintenance and repair of your Automobile. We will be

Kind t0 answer through this column, questions regarding your car or its mechanism.

Send your inquiries to “Automa lilies." The Guardian Publishing Co., Ltd. Charlottetown.

THE PLANETARY TRANSMIS- SION

As its name implies, this trans» "ilstllilll Ollerutes in the same way as does the planets. both rcvtilving and rotating at the some time.

it is a iiiile difficult to explain Wli-llulll tliilsrams. but (llffcrcltt to the planets lt works on the lint.- ui‘ least resistance. It comprises three drums. one drum containing a disc clutch controlled by u Spring and yoke as in an ordinary disc Clutch; a centre ilrum Ciflllltirlilil through a shaft on to three triple Hears mounted on the fly ivheel; the forward drum shaft In conjunc- tion with the centre drum shaft contains thrco gears which mesh into the triple gears on the fly wheel, three bands are installed that contract by flit-pressure of the pedals, ' - The forward one operating on re VQIBB; the centre one for low speed and flit.- rear for brake, This typo of transmission having but two speeds, _

B)’ pressing low speed pedal the clutch is disengaged and the centre drum prevented from turning. The line of‘ lcilst resistance tlieu, is t-lie operation of the fripicgcars iurn- Ilig the shaft connected with flit- nialn flrlvo shaft at u 10w mm. which forms low gear. Upon release. of‘ tho clutch is engaged and illc drum revolves, having no resistance WlilCll forms high speed or illreet drive.

IRCVBIHG operates in the same manner as low. extrept that lilo set-up oi‘ the gears on the reverse drum causes the triple gears to

pedal the

Alberton and Cascumpcc had been aiding the residents in their longl unsuccessful search for the body ot‘ the deceased. '

verdict of accidental drowning was returned.

Additional details of the efforts' made by hls_conipanlons to rescue‘ the ilroivnliig man iverc roceivoill yesterday. While these were]