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DUR- IIG NEW FALL AND WINTER gellng equipment is now ready-We want e number oi new salesmen in join the sales iorce oi Canada's House o! Service-Men who will appreciate 100% co-opcration and who can handle the best dircct-to- consumer tailaz-ing line in Canada. Away ahead and still going strong -that is what one o! the old tim- ere said when he saw our new line rice there is nothing like it in the field-Now is the time for you to saw the pros active seeds that will insure you a umper crop oi profits Ior the coming (all. Write today and get the facts about the most wonderful line oi men's clothes you have ever handled-In applying State ige, experiene and territory wanted. Laurehtian Limited. Dept. i M, 4510 do la. Roche St. Montreal. - 1-13-11.

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IIGAIA All‘ CO-. 310 SPADINA Ave.. ‘Toronto, require agents in this locality to take orders ici- Canada's finest line o! Personal Christmas Greeting Cards.

A. W. July ‘13-18-27-30.

LAUGH PROFITS DAILY SELLING _ exclusive line oi Men's Neckties i ‘liflct to wearer. Send for Free g Selling Outfit. Dept. 467, Public it 86mm Mills oi Canada. Limited, - London. Ontario. A. W. July 1B. Auzivrs WANTED TO rear-ira-

eat us in P. E. I. selling directly to

t the Trade e good line oi Paints, i

varnishes and Rooting Compounds. - Liberal remuneration to Itrspon- eibla parties. Apply to Claxton NIB-t $0.. 102 Front Street. Tor- onto. Ont. mo-izi.

IIIN AND womrN-srirsnr, rac- fltlbie employment. weekly pay, selling our universally known, guar- lflfild Qlllllii? Trees and Plants. Newest and best varieties. There is 300d money in it tor you. Illustrat- ld up-to-the-minute equipment, Itlel sales cc-operation. Write Luke Brothers Nurseries, Montreal. 9d.

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Teachers Wanted

WANTED - recoup cuss Teeher ior Cherry Hill School. s Supplement $10.00. Neil S. Munn, Secretary. 6632-7-13-2i.

WANTED—ECOND casss TEACH- Qr for Hgoeiield School District No. 122. Supplement $100.00. Apply to John A. McDonald. Secretayy.

6807-7-l2-4l.

WANTED — A SECOND CLASS experienced Teacher ior Milburn School. Supplement $125.00. Fred Robbins. Secretary. 8572-7-11-51.

WANTED -— FIRST OR SECOND _ Clea experienced Teacher ior i" Fredericton School. Supplement - 0100.00. Nelson Murray. secretary. '. 6631-7-13-31.

WANTED - A SECOND CLASS Teacher tor Suuolk school. Sup- plement 015.00. John Arbing. Sec- rotary. R. It. 8. 0470-7-B-4i.

WANTED-FIRST OIt SECOND Class Teacher icr Lower Montague School. Male prclerred. Supplement $100.00. D. J. Stewart. Secretary.

0593-7-12-0.

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WANIID—'I‘IIACIIER FOR MAY- fleld School. Supplement $100.00. Protestant preferred. Phone or ap- ply personally to James A. Houston. Secretary, Mayiield. P. E. I.

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WANTID — EXPERIENCED FIRST Clue 'I‘eacher as Vice Principal tor Georgetown School. Protestant pre- Ierrcd. Supplement M5000. Ashley Allen. Secretary. 6604-7-12-71.

. WANTED -.. rmsr cases axrrzn- ienced teacher for Tryon Consolid- ated School. supplement $150.00. A. A. Foy, Secretary. 0081-7-13-31.

WANTID—SECOND CLASS CLASS teacher (or North Grenville “ ' District No. I28. Supplement 8120. Urban J. Taylor Bradslbane R. R. P. l. I. 8541-7-l0-3i

IIANTlD-lxralrralvcsn rasca- er for Wood Island East School. Supplement. 8100.00. Apply D. Mae N. Smith. Secretary. 0535-7-10-31.

IANTID — SECOND CLASS v teacher for Village Green School. u Supplement us. Apply we vemon ' Breheut, Village Greene Secretary.

8384-18-81

Salesman Wanted

lALlsssnr wart-ran -. SALIS agent tor Prince Edward Island. Ocee pay. rue Outfit. We vent new a reliable, energetic represente- tlve tohendle the best dilirlci! 0" the Island. Our saencv is profit-

. able. Write. Pelhara. Nursery. 00.. t my.“ Que, S. W. l-il-tt.

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. . Gnomes-lieu .. e00 I . u... us ' WWW .. ..:.":::::::::-. . minus-fleas... ... lepulinsorsworris w. t T..." rel-m"... ‘lupus-lingo! lwcrds i w°‘_._ _.fi.i.=.t¢_-.s_-_.=~ .‘~“*¢~===-. Agents Wanted For Sale ANNOUNCING son sate-romeo rur. Array

I88 Graiton su-eet- 6527-‘1-10-41. F0! SALE-PONTIAC SEDAN. Apply Everett McKinnon. North River. 6597-1-l2-6l.

wort SALE-NEWLY raasuamsb milk cow. Jersey grade. J. W. Bell, York Point. 0626-7-l3-2i.

OLD PAPERS FOR SALE-S CENTS per bundle. Apply Guardian. 1 _ liiTl-i-ld-ti... FOR SALE-NEW STORE. GAR- age and 25 acres land at. Harring- ton Comer. Priced to sell. Geo. Hughes, Brackicy Point. . 0589-7-11-13-15-17-19.

FOB SALE-J FEMALE RED FOX.

raised litter-oi d this year. 1 pair black ranch relied mink. Robert Williams. Box 20d, Picinu, N. S. 6626-7-13-1i. FOR SALE-MODERN DWELLING 51 Hayfield Street. First class con- dition, with large barn. Immed- iate possession. W. K. Rogers Cc.. Ltd. BZOB-S-ti-ti. FOR SALE44 FOOT YACHT. WELL finished. Accomodaie 4 or more at sea or harbor. Particulars, write or call Nathaniel Gay, Pownal. 63l2-7-3-6-13-20-29-Aug.-3l.

FARM FOR SALE-llo ACRES, (0 acres under culivaion. Will sell with or without crop. Good buildings and excellent situation. Apply to Urviile

Large. Albany. 6589-7-12-81. Miscellaneous JOHN ALFRED MACDONALD.

_ Land Surveyor, l-lermanville, Souris. edld-l-ll-lnio.

COIBESPONDENCE CARDS AND envelopes with address printed. Just the thing for acknowledge- ment, invitations, etc. Guardian Job Printery. t!

MEMORIAM AND MOUENING cards at shortest notice. Guard- ian Job Printery. SIIIPTING TAG! EXPEDITIOUSL! supplied. Guardian Job Printery. _ ti

BAY SALE- I -WILL SELL AT Colville Station on Monday. July 15th. 1929, at iclclock p. m. 50 acres oi standing hay. M. McLeod.

6805-7-l2-2i.

Male Help Wanted‘-

WANTIIk-A MAN FOR FARM

work. G. Hope Mutch. Keppoch. 8624-7-l3-3i. BECOME EXPERT BARBER IN

short time. Our special course tits you for greater earnings. Big per- centage paid. Writc us today. Moler Barber College, 513 Barring- ton. I-lsliiax. S-II-WStI.

WANTED-ION. IMMEDIATE EN- gegcment._ thoroughly experienced and reliable ranch foreman, by the Park l-Iill Silver Black Fox Company, Ltd, located et Calgary. Alberta. Applicants apply to tilt company's manager, S. N. Hartroit, at the Queen Hotel, Summerside. where he is stopping until July

x ldth, or apply to the Secretary at

. the Canadian National Silver Black Fox Breeders’ Association. Summerslde. 6639

Female Help Wanted

WANTED-AT ONCE TWO EX-

perienoed maids, one for 860"“ housework and one children's maid. Apply to Mrs. tDr.) McPhee. Sum- merside. 6632-‘1-13-21.

WANTED -— COUNTRY GIRL OR woman icr light housework and candor child school age. Writg J. O. Quinn. New Glasgow, N. S.

6528-14041.

WANTID- A MAID. MRS. D. Davies. I4 Esplanade. 0623-1-13-11

Articles For Sale

FOR. SALE - ANTIQUES, IIOOKED mats etc. Apply Guardian. eflt-t-l-iui

FOR BALI-USED IFAQBEY Harris hey loader. ipply m Edward Street. 6050-7-l3-2i.

______________. I08 BALI-ON! LAIIOI COOK- _ing range with tank ‘and several

small cooking stoves suitable ior . houses. John Ryan. Rochiord Street.

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RESERVE Tuesday, July i0. ior ice cream iestlval in East Royalty. 0043 AUCTION SALE of cake at league oi the Cram l-iall tonight, commenc- ing at 8 o'clock. Plain cake and irult cake. 0441 TIIE PRESEYTERY o! Prince Ed- ward Island will meet in regular ses- sion in Zion Church Hall, on Tues- day, Julygld, at 11 a.m. Would each session kindly send in their records to be examined. 0042

ENJOYABLE OUTING-The an- nual Orsnge Tea which was held yesterday on the Orphanage Grounds at Mt. Herbert, drew a very large attendance. ‘the usual programme oi sports was run oil and greatly en- ioyed.

CLASSES WELL FILLED-On Monday The Guardian will publish a lull list oi entries for the St. Peter's horse races Wednesday alter- noon, July 17th, with names oi own- ers and the breeding o! the horses. It is understood that the classes have all tilled splendidly and great racing will surely be the outcome.

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BORDEN HALL-There will ' be service in the Protestant hell, Borden, on Sunday, July l4, 1929, at ten- thirty a. m. All who are in any way interested in these services are re- quested te attend. Edwin White 0i Tryon Presbyterian Church will take charge oi the service on Sabbath morning.

BIRTHS

PRAUGIIT-At the City Hospital, on July 5th. to Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Praught, City. a son.

DOIRON-At the City Hospital, on July 0th, to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Doiron, City, a daughter.

LANNAN-On Wednesday, July i0. to Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Lannan, Mon- tague, a son.

caesium-st the Cty Hospital, on July 10th, to Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence Creamer. City. a daughter. (Still- born.)

DIRT-At his home, Mt. Stewart. on July 1st, 1929. Daniel Birt, J.P., aged 64 years.

MARRIAGES

McI’IIAIL-LING~At the home oi the bride's parents, Wheatley River, Jam- es Victor McPhail o! Cornwall. was united in marriage to Ethel Jane Ling, Rev. C. E. Armstrong omelet- ing, assisted by Rev. A.1!.‘. Chapman.

11v MEJMORIAN

In loving remembrance o! George MoDermctt. who departed this lile July l3, 1927.

Cali not back the dear departed. Anchored safe where storms are o'er. On the-border land we leit him Soon to meet and part no more. when we leave this world o! changes, When we leave this world oi care; We shall nnd our missing loved one. In our Father's mansion fair. Inserted by Mildred McIntyre. 0037

IN MEMORIAN

In loving memory o! George Osburn McDermid, who was killed July 13th. i927.

In our heme you, are iondly remem- bercd Sweet memories rllng m your name: Hearts that loved yuu in deepest at- Iectlon Still love you in death just the IIIIIC- Time will pass and years roll b7. Whatever he our lot: As long as lite and memory last You will never be forgot.

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Cltllflflfi. time ply sired, some used ovens on hand. Hubbard Oven Queen West, Toronto.

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YOUNG WOMEN DEllIIING T0 enter next class oi. North Adlwi! ‘Praining School ier Nurses. North Adams, Masai. please write Suift promptly. School qualities While w secure registration. Provides month-

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‘sinuses-sun a, maaasul 65254-1341. fhgg. l“ I ' l! "l!" rvarra roe . m‘ ‘ “M ii oe- 4- _ ‘ “ r Company. uoo To 1,91

ro tar-simian: cornea n‘ Langley Beach. Apply to H. A. Mggggrt’, OOU-‘l-il-Ii.

T0 LET-CONVENIENT FLAT. 6 rooms. Hot water heating. No. l Felling Street. Reasonable rent. Apply A, Picllard 6t 00-. Coal Dealers. 0513-7-11-31.

iI-‘IVE ROOMS 'l‘0 LET ALL NEW-

i ly papered. Apply l? Pcwnel St.

0380-1-13-21

i? DR. W. R. CARSON

Palmer Graduate Chiropractor Chronic and Nervous Diseases 1M Prince St. Phone 1072 Opposite St. Paul's Church.

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WE REQUEST payment o! all ac-i counts-past clue accounts will bet placed tor collection without Iurther;

8844a . MES. NEWCOMDE. OF HALIFAX‘ will address a Temperance Meeting, in Borden Hall. Sunday, 14th, at 3 o'clock. Do not iail to hear this tal- ented speaker. 6035

notice. Paton: Ltd.

lined $20.00 or- 60 days and $10.00 or 30 days respectively at the court yes- terday morning. A prohibition case was adjourned.

SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES Names oi several Prince Edward Ls- landers mentioned in ‘the pass-list oi the Canadian Medical Council 0i Canada. recently issued at Ottawa arez-Miss I. V. Allen, Summerslde. E, N. Cain, New Perth; L. W. Dunn- Montague; P. R. Dunn. Gaspereaux and K. S. McLean, North Wiltshire.

BATTERY RETURNS-The Prince Edward Island Medium Battery re- turned home on Wednesday eveninr alter a. twelve-days’ training periot at Camp Petawawa. It is reporter that the showing in the competition there with the other Artillery unit oi the Dominion was very good an that everybody enjoyed a good tim Col. Hooper and several other oliice- returned on Thursday night ait/ spending. a day in Montreal.

AUTOS COLLIDI-Yesterday mor nirig about ll o'clock a Whippet cs driver by a Mr. C. Wood collide‘ with a Pontiac driven by Mrs. Hoop er I-lorne on the Burbury road. Mrs Home's car was stopped at the time. and Mr. Wood, driving through a

front oi him crashed almost head on. Luckily there was no person seriously injured in either car. The .Pontlac‘s wheel and axle was badly

tare so well, having the two iront wheels demolished. a

WILL FORM CLUB-At an enthus- iastic meeting oi Railway employee about 25 in number, held in the t N. R. Station last evening, tentatii arrangements were made for thv ion-nation oi a Canadian National Railways Recreation Club in this city. Mr. W. H. Kilby, Montreal, who is in charge or the work, obtained the plans (or organization. A coin- mittee was appointed to make tent- ative plans to be submitted to a meeting to be held in about two week!‘ time. It is understood tlist the immediate purpose oi the club will be social. '

PERSON 5L5

Miss Margaret Essory ct Montreal is visiting her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. William Tend, 246 Kent Street.

Mrs. Ads Wilson o! Omaha is‘ the guest o! her brother, Mr. John God- iriri, Graiton Street. and is bcing cordially welcomed by her old irirnds.

Miss Alice McGuigan. c! ‘Daysland. I Alberta, arrived this week and 1n- tends spending the summer at her home in Hope River.

_ Rev. J. Keir Thompson. Ph. D.. General Missionary ior P. E, I. is in town attending the session 0i the Grand Division oi the Sons oi Tem- perance. l-ie will preach at the Protes- tant. Orphanage at Mount Herbert on Sabbath afternoon at 3 o'clock.

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_ Dllllllg‘ the Past W691i We have been reconditioning all our used cars and putting them in shape for thousands of miles of satisfactory service. j

On Tuesday morning July 16th at 8 0’clock our showroom doors open and the first customer entering showxoom- gets an Automobile in guaran- . '1 teed running order for $10.00—the second customer entering gets a car in guaranteed condition for $25.00. " '

If you fail to be the first or second customer entering we will not dis. appoint you because we will have a display of guaranteed reconditioned cars ranging in price from $50.00 t0 $500.00 to choose from. these cars are all in A1 shape and full of miles of service. A A

All our reconditioned cars carry a 30 day guarantee and this in itself - i8 Dari 0f 0111’ Siliceriil’ t0 give YOK! more dollar for dollar value than - ‘ any other dealer could possibly do.

ALL SALES FOR-CASH OVER $50.00 WILL GET 10 GALLONS 0E GASOLINE FREE OF CHARGE.

'_ ALL SALES FOR CASH OVER $150.00 WILL GET 20 GALLONS OE 4- . GASOLINE FREE OF CHARGE. “

ALL SALES FOR CASH OVER $300110 WILL GET 5 A ' GASOLINE FREE OF CHARGE. 0 G LLONS 0F?

We Want 3'01! t0 if)’ it before Y0“ buy it and go away a satisfied cus- ’ This cal‘ $319 i5 merely l0 rfidllce our Used Cars‘ t0 make room for more “ "'7

‘ W6 have 3 Very cimvellieflt D180 of financing through General Motors "Acceptalwe COIDOPHtiOH Where terms are the best and differential charges

"e the lowest, in the business. Slime 0f ti" bargains Will be list ed each day in these ‘columns. Tues- m0rllil1g the day When yflul‘ dollar is ‘vorth typo. , follow the crowd and be amazed at the unheard of bargains in m“. used

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Miss Margaret Duncan oi Boston. arrived ill the city yesterday l“ 5 visit to her home in Dundas, whet! m; will spend the Summer.

Mrs. Harold Montieth and two sons, oi Weteriord, Ont. arrived last night on s visit to her mother. Mrs. W. l’. H. Gill.

Mr, end Mrs. Reginlld Y. Worth o! New York. iormerly ct Halifax and Charlottetown, are guests at Shaw's Hotel, Buckley Beach.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Macitwen o! Bristol. motored to the city Friday. and leit in the aiicrnoon ior Boston- wirile there they will be the guest! o: Mr. and Mrs. Itobert Hswbolt,

Mrs. (Du). W. J. MacMlllm and daughter, Bernadette, accompanied by Miss Mae king, returned yester- day from a tour oi Nova Scotia and Cape Breton.

Mrs. Fra-er Silliker. Searletown, Mrs. Wm. McNeil], Searletoi-sn. Miss Christine Dawson, Albany. Miss Cas- sie Large, Albany, were in Charlotte- town Wednesday and ‘Thursday at-

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..'lClJ CREAM SOCIAL at Kil- muir. Tuesday, July 16th. 0037-7-13-15.

I i Western Glldfdldfi -.-. _ —’I'IIE FUNERAL oi’ M.'s. Lawrence lmman takes place on Sunday at I p, m. from the home o! the Misses

Burroughs. Rev. C. J. St. Clair Jeans oiiieiating. '

-CENTRAL DEDEQUE BAPTIST PASTORATE-Sunday July 14th. Dr. Sidey will preach as follows:- Morning, Central Sedeque, 10.45 a. 01.; Evening. at Upper Freetown, 1.30 p. m. Evening subject will be.‘ "The Plebiscitc." '

—UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA Kensingion, July l4. Rev. JR. Saint. D.D., Minister. 9.45 a.m. Sunday School; 11 a. m. and 7.30 p. m, Rev. Geo. Somers, SA. oi ‘Irycn. will de- liver special addresses on the coming Plebiscite. First Church. Summer- iield: 2 p.m. Sunday School; J p.m. Rev. Geo. Homers. B.A.

—LAD KNOCILED DOWN BY CAR-The young son oi Mr. Arthurl Perry, oi Surnmersde, was badly bruised and snatched on Wednes- day evening when he was knocked down and dragged some dis- tance by a car on Water Street, The 1 boy was coming down Granville St. on e bicycle and on turning the cor- ner ran into a ear. The accident might have been much more serious than it was and should be a warning to juveniles to look beiore they leap into the Main Street. S.

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