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it SALE-1926 MODEL llUD- lon Coach. Has had thc best of carc. 1s fully equipped with trunk, bumpers front and rear. two spare tires, mirror, wiper and motoincter. Has new set of slip covers ,used once. Would consid- ti‘ ll flood small car in trade. Aus- iln Sobey, Crapaud.

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My ANTI-In -- A CAPABLE vouno. ""11 tn good health with some "Ptrience in fox ranching to g0 "firth to take charge of a smail 1°! ranch. Contract la for three 7""- Liberal pay and every- ali"! found. Write or Apply to “fl-ills ,6: MacKinnon, Char-

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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 1N CANADA — Services for May 27th. Marshfield. 11 a. m., Sunday School. 10 a. m.; Harrington, 3 p. m.; Mt. Stewart, 7 p. m,

cuuacn or SCOTLANIL-Rev. Ewen MacDougali. Sabbath 27th at Birch Hill at 10:30; Bell River at: 6180 n. 1a.; also Monday 2am at Point Plrm at 7:30 p. m.

FUNERAL NOTICE — The lun- eral of the late John Manson will be held at Capo Traverse on Sun-- dw- May 27 at 2 p. m. Interment Church of Scotland Cemetery.

NEW GLASGOW, FREDERIC- TON. BRADALBANE — Regular service. New Glasgow Church of Christ, Sunday 27th, at. 11 a. m.; Fredericton, at 3 o'clock; Brad- albanc, at 7.30 p. m. C. E. Arm- strong, Minister.

PRESBYTERY SERVICES, MAY ‘Ill-The services in the Brookficld congregation will ‘be as follows: Hartsvillc 3 p. m. Sunday School 2 p. m. Brookficld 7 p. m. Sunday! School'10.30 a. m. Hunter River Sunday School 10.30 a. m. Service 7 p. m. Clyde River, 3 p. m. Sun- day School, 2 p. m. West River, 11 a. m. Alton Road, 7 p. m. Brad- nlbanc, 11 a. m., and Rose Valley, 3 p. m., Tryon, 7 p. m.

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

FUNERAL NOTlCB—-Dr. A. F. MacMillan of Boston. is expected t0 arrive tonight with the remains 0f his mother. the funeral taking place at Wood Islands tomorrow after- noon.

FUNERAL NOTICE-The funeral of thc late Benjamin Rattenbury. which is being held waiting the ar- rival of his sister, Mrs. Dawson of Vancouver". will take place on Mon- day, May 28th, service startingat 2.30, funeral leaving the house at 3 p. m. '

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED — Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Rreacly an- nounce the engagement of their daughter. Mary Ellen to Wendell Waldo Mullins. Marriage to take place June the 12th.

THE MARKET-There was a fair attendance at the inside market t0- day. but owing to the weather no- thing was offered on the Square. Butter sold at 40c to 45c; eggs 30c; chickens $1.00 to $1.35 and rhubarb 10c per bundle of 1 1-2 lbs.

CORNWALLSERVICES — There will bc servicc in thc United Church Sunday, May 27th in West River at. 11.00 a. m. Kingston at 3 p.m.: and Cornwall at 7.30 p. m. ‘Rev. Waldo C. Machum, Maritime Boys.‘ Work Secretary will be the special preacher at the afternoon and even- ing services. Rev. E. M. Aitken, Min- Later.

DANlSli IMMIGRANTS-Thirty eight Danish Agriculturists, of whom thirty seven were men, and one a woman have recently arrived in the city, and to date. due to thc work of Capt. C.C. Hccschemall but six of them have been assigned to

Till-Z CAR FERRY-Yesterday, on account of the stormy weather, the Car Ferry did not leave Borden. 'I‘hosc of the passengers

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by the morning trains who wished it, were returned to Charlottetown last night by the regular train arriving here at six thirty p. m.

GOING TO MONTREAL-His Hts Hon. Licut. Governor Hcartv. loaves this morning for Montreal to attend thc Convocation of McGlll University which takes place on thc 30th. His daughter Miss Ruth Heartz will be one of the graduates receiving hcr B. A. degree. Miss Heartz has‘ a brilliant record as a student having taken four years Arts course in three. The examina- tions were concluded on the 11th aft/er which she lcft on a motor trip to New York. A telegram re- ceived by her father yesterday an- nounced hcr return to Montreal.

treal by Mrs. Heartz who-has been visiting her brother Mr. Harold iMatthews at Sarnac Lake. He is cx- pected to return to his home in Souris in June. His Honour, Mrs. I-lcartz and Miss Ruth will return to thc Island about June 1st. in time for the Governor to take part in a number of public functions.

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visiting friends in Boston and later in New York.

| Dr. V. L. Goodwill has returned ihomc from Philadelphia.

Mrs. Harry James is spending a ‘_})l0.’1.'~‘1llll;'Vf1C{ltl0l'l' in Amherst, thc ‘guest of Mayor Bidcn.

{ Mrs. M. Dunn of Gaspcrcaux lcft ‘the city this morning for Montreal. -tn attend thc convocation at Mc- Gill University.

The many friends of Mr. Joseph Cutcliffe, Capo Traverse, arc pleas- cd to know, that he has rcturncd to his homo, after a serious opera- tion in thc Montreal General Hos- - pita].

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grunt Gregory motored ovcr from Char- lolintown, P. E. I., and spent the iwcek-cnd with Mr. Gregory's mo- _thcr, Mrs. Norman Gregory, at thc

Shirley Apartments. Germain street, Saint John. They returned Mon- dny.

BIRTIIS

MURPHY —>At New Glasgow, Mav 25, lo Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Murphy, n son.

DEATHS

-_.__.._.__._. ____.______. MCQUARRliL-On May 25th., 1928. Ida Jnnc, aged ill mos. daughter oi‘ Mr. and Mrs. Henry McQuarric, Oystcr Bed Bridge. Funeral Sunday at 1.30 p. m.

MacDONALD-At Mt. Stewart. May 23rd, Joseph MacDonald, aged 68 years. Funeral Saturday morning from. his residence to St. Andrews Church.

LLEWELLYN —- At Sturgeon, May 6th, 192B, Woodlcy Llr-wcllyn. aged 85 years. (Patriot DIOSSC copy.)

PO0LE--1n Women's Hospital Mon- treal, on May 24th, Mrs. C. B. Poole. Remains will arrive at Lower Montague Tuesday evening, May 29th. Funeral will be held on Wed- nesday, May 30th at 2 p. m. to Low- er Montague Church.

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-YOUNG MAN WANTED n80 25 or 30 in good health. to work at up- io-date Fox Ranch situated on Prince Edward Island. Some educa-l, tion needed to enable him to keep‘ ranch records. books. and do let- tar writing. work also consists 0i helping to feed foxes. Must comc‘ from good family and be wcll-mnn-y

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MacCABE-In thc city on May 24th 1028. Mrs. Annie MacCabc, aged 77 years. Funeral from the residence of her sou, Edward MacCabc, Gay- town, this afternoon, service start- ing at 2 p. m., thence to People's Cemetery for interment.

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i0!‘ thfigthey have become familiar mainland arriving at Borden both-the English language, to purchase and afternoodfarms of their own. Some of them

His Honour will be joined in Mon-‘Phuadenjhia

Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Toombs nrcbhicago

farms. They have some capital, which, on the advice of Capt. Hes- chen they have placed in the local banks it being their intention. wlqélf. wit l

have considerable means. Thus, for instance, Capt. Iiccschcn is in com- munication with one of them. who is now in Denmark. but intends coming here shortly. He is receiv- ing a pension of $2000.00 per year.

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i AMERICAN LEAGUE First game:

New York

Philadelphia Pennock and Grabowski;

Johnson and Fox. Second game:

lNew York ..

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4 7 2 '7 Ehmkc,

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Hoyt and Collins; Walberg, Rom- mell, Dancy and Cochranc. Washington Boston . . . . . . . . . . .. ..

Liscnbce and Rubi; Ruffing and Iloffman.

St. Louis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 7 (l , |Cle vcland . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 0 11 n i Crowdcr, Wlltz, Coflman, Beck

land Manioni Buckley, Lcvsen, Uhlcr Iand L. Scwclll, Mysctt.

Detroit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 0 5 l-

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 1 10 ll

Holloway and Shea; Faber and Crousc. _

NATIONAL tEAG-UE " '" Philadelphia . . . . . . . . . . .. 3 6 1 New York . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 4 6 1

Miller and Schultc; Aldridge, ;Cantrcll and 0‘Farrcll. Boston 1 3 1 Brooklyn 4 3 u

Gcnwich. Edwards Clark and Ilargrcavcs.

and Taylor;

Chicago V . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 l6 2 Pittsburgh . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 3 8 1 Root and Hartnctt, Gonzales;

Fuscl, Brainc. Tauschcr, Bartholo- mcw and Smith.

Toronto-Montreal, Rain. Reading-Baltimore game schedul- cd today was played yesterday.

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Unfavorable Weather

The game of baseball played at the Abegweit Grounds Thursday af- ternoon between St. Dumtanb and the Abbies resulted in a win for the Saints by a score of 7 to 4.

A cold easterly wind made it somewhat disagreeable for both the players and fans. -

The Saints have a snappy ball team this year and pitcher, Lefty McQuaid put across a fine game which added in no small way to the wininng of the game.

E. Robin who pitched for the Ab- bies did good work for his first sen- ior game.

Francis on thc rccciving end for thc Abbies showed his old time form behind thc bat and was right. on thc job.

Doucettc who held down the job of catcher for the Saints, also han- dled the job well.

It was in the first innings that. the Saints got their big lead, when they scored flvc runs. and added two more while thc Abbies did not make any runs till thc seventh innings when they scored their runs.

Bill Ryan had to retire from the game owing to having an injured; thumb, and his placc was taken byg J. McTaguc. ‘- Spurgeon Diamond as umpire handled the game to thc satisfac- tion of both teams.

E. Mallettc of St. Dunstans han-

ances.--G00d Ball In Both Games.

LHIEADER TS IiNil RBVERS

Spoil Large Attend-

Left Field Tingley . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Ryan Umpire-S. Diamond. Base Judge-E. Mallette. ~-—---<-0>—-—--

ROVERS 2; ANCIIORS l.

The opening game of thc City League series was played in the ev- ening at six o'clock at the Abcgweit Grounds between thc Rovers and Anchors. The score was 2 to 1 in favor of thc Rovers.

The weather was cold and an cas- terly wind prevailed just as it was in thc afternoon.

There was only a fair attendance. but those who were jiresent saw n closely contested ball game. and it was a better game than the one one played in the afternoon.

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REV. BRUCE MUIIt-MINIBTEB ORGANIST-GEOBGE METHVEN.

MORNING 11.00 A. M.-—Serrn0n.

“The Souls oi‘ the Righteous." . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Noble 2.30 l'. lit-Sunday School. EVENING 1.00 P. lit-Sermon. ‘Saviour, Thy Children Keep," . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Sullivan

The Rovers battery worked well. \ t

Connors pitched thc whole seven innings and his work was very cre-

ditable indeed, and hc had thc sup- '

port- of the whole team.

The Anchors used two jiitchcr. Hobbs took the mound first and pit- ched up to the and of the fifth. when Tom McFarlune stepped into thc box and finished thc game. ni- lowing no runs.

S. Diamond also umpircd this

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Till! FIGHT av noUNns svnmav. N. s.. May 25.4w“:-

EBISUIVE ER REll GRANGE

Hard-HittingJackTakes Every Round 0f

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died the bases. ltovers Anchors 3-00 A- M-“Th” "MY (Mmmunlon- Th l’ .': C. t ‘l Saint: meupg Abmcsql Diamond _ _ V _ __ Francis 4 11.00 A. M.—Proceasion, Choral Eucharist and Sermon. l‘ Catcher 1‘ Pitcher “The Coming of the Spirit." D if t: .................. .. F 12C Hobbs-McFarla 1c \ o Ce e Pmhm. runes. onors . First Bases \ 7.00 P. lvL-Evensong with Procession and Hermon. v. McQuaitl ..... .. E. RobiniBlatichartl . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Gormlcy “The Spirit‘ and "It'- 9W1" is Base I Second Base i W. Kiln: MCCMBY Wllliilmfi vvoo-vevnewwovowoooon-ooooowooooo-ooooeeooeooo ' ' ll( IISQ

Hecgan (Capt) . . . . . . . . .. Williamslwhulcn ‘ 3rd llast- j . Short. Stop (l. King . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Mclnnis Mclnnls McGuigan ”*'**"99*4+¢HH¢¢HOQH+OQQHOQ¢QO~Q+++W"Q+*FQ“4 Short Stop _| Left l-‘icltl ' - McEachci-n Cronin . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. M. Diamond ,- ' ‘d l “m” Field MINISTER-REV M scorr rum-on M A. a n M°K°“"“ "éyytrg ggk," °"°“."‘.M°K°"z‘° ";',,'é.',{g,éid" smmdfls Organist and Choir Masteb-MB] LOUIS n. THOMPSON. O‘ Leary . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. McKenzie Doyle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. O‘Lcary

11.00 A. M-Morning Service. Subjech-"Touching the Hem oi‘ llls Garment" Anthem-"The Fear of the Lord" . . . . . . . . . . . .. Simper

soio-"Tnn llem oi‘ no. Garrnen " ............. .. Root

Mr. llarry Craswell 2.30 l'. M.-—Sunday School and Bible Classes.

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7.00 I’. M.—Evening Service. SllbI¢¢l!-——"The Prodigal and the Eider Brother."

’ Anthem-“’l‘huu Wilt Keep Ilim in Perfect Peace" ' i I Bowles Quariette-“Remrmber Me, 0 Mighty One" . ltinliel ' Zion Male Quartette. Soio-“Thcl Prodigal song ....... .. Siebbins Mr. Geo. Beers and Male Chorus. 0 Evening Service Will Be Broadcast, E