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i WATCH FOR THE CLOWN at the Labor Day Sports on Exhibition track today. 7547

riet. MacCallum has resign the srcretamhip of the Y.

‘of this city. and will be by Miss Johnson, of Toro

ed from

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SCHOOL sosan OFFICE will be open tonlBhl. at mo for issuing [School permits. 7552

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SEE. JOE O'BRIEN, Champion ___"H_‘.H Boxer in action at the Labor Dav Sports today. 7547

dvertisements

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CHURCH 0F SCOTLAND-There will be Divine Service in the Churcn of Scotland at Canoe Coev on Wed- nesday evening Sept. 5th at 7.30 o'clock, Minister, Rev. Wallace R. MacWalker.

Agents Wanted

Nursing $1550 WORTH 0F NEW TYPE-

rygrlTltAlT AGENTS" — WRITE

for Catalogue. United Art Limit- ed, 4 Brunswick, Toronto.

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1N SPARE TIME IN CITY OR Town. taking orders. Delivery lgter. Personal Greeting Cards. something new and snappy. "Im- perial Art" 5i Wellington West, Toronto, A. W. Aug. 29-tf.

ATTENTION. BIG $5 PRIVATE Christmas card sample book free.

WRITERS at the UNION COM- PRACTICAL‘ NURSE WANTSiMERCIAL COLLEGE this term. work, looking after aged couplepCollege re-opens Tuesdny, Sept, lnvallds or maternity cases. Apply 4th. 7537 W., Box 11G, Guardian Office. 8-3i-3i.

‘MATCH RACE. The match race --——— between Dapper Don owned by Miscena Larry Moris, and Canned Heat own-

neous ed by Percy Down, will be well BUYING “Vi; "065, sussrlworth the price oi admission. 7547

and lambs at Kensington, Tues-l day iorenoon, September 4th. Ald-' CONDPHON ‘Mmwvlua- The

RESIGNS rosrrlolm-Mis Har-'

W- 0- Aflvislt with friends in I-Iallflx- and succeedelaothcr Nova Scotia points.

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M _ _ _ _ - Guardian is pleased to report that __cn case ‘ 7498 9 1 2' Mr. J. A. Macdonald, Auctioneer-l Na ALFRED MACDONALD who was taken suddenly ill at Cap- Land surveyor, Hemmnmle’ P‘ tain Allenbys sale on Frida mom- E1‘ 84d mo‘ lng and conveyed to the Cty Hos-

Greatest imaelnable demand this season for the celebrated inexpen- sive Royal Series. Secure-orders now even in spare time; deliver later. Make five dollars up daily. Expgfience or capital unnecessary. Bradley - Garretson, Brantford, om, a. w. 29-6l.

For Sale

FOB RENT-HOUSE AT BRIGHT- on with modern conveniences. lillllly to W. H. HOOD. Pownal.

15l1-0-l-3i

‘MEMORIAM AND MOUBNING cards at shortest notice. Guard- ian Job Prlntory.

SHIPPING TAGS, EXPEDITIOUS- ly supplied. Guardian Job Print- cry.

ESCAPED SILVER FOX PUP. Finder notify A. McLean, Clyde River. Reward.

7551-4-9-31

I HAVE YOUR WANTS IN AM- erican Rubber belting and Traces, guaranteed, at half price. Clinton D. Morrison, Fredericton. P. E. I

BLACK AND TAN FOX. HOUNI) pups for sale, Slred By Famous

Ontario Fox and Coon Hound. 7496-9-1-oi write R. Atheflon. Clflowu. R- " “iii- ?-— 115, 752l-9-l-1li BILLHEADS AND STATEMENTS neatly printed. Guardian Job

FOR SALE-HOUSE, SPLENDII) Printer-y. ti.

location. All modern convenienc- es and fire places. Apply at Guar- dian Office. ‘7488-9-1-31

CORRESPONDENCE CARDS AND envelopes with address printed. lust the thing for acknowledge- ment, intimatlons, etc., Guardian

CHEVROLET nsav GRAND.

Good condition, perfect running Job Printery. ti. order, privately owned, cash. - -i-—---

Apply Palmer Watson, Auto A SPECIAL FOR FEW DAYS Electric or Phone 955. with Suits at. $19.75, $23.50 and

7554-4-9-2l.

Teachers Wanted

WANTElL-A SECOND 0R THIRD class teacher for Alaska school No. 1'19, Supplement $75.00. Apply

‘ w E. n. Culleton, sedv. Wort Devon. 7539-4-19-31

$29.50, add $2.00 and get the Extra pants, all tailored to measure and fit-guaranteed. Also high class suits, overcoais and raincoats. guarnateed. S. F. Tarbush, Cor. Prince and Kent.

Female Help Wanted

WANTED-MAID FOR GENERAL housework. Apply Mrs. Charles A. Beer, 204 Hillsboro St. 7523

Boarders Wanted

WANTED-STUDENT aoAnnslrsrwAN-mn A Mun N0 WASHING]

pital, was much better and steadily improving last night.

w. E. SCANTLEBURY, sign pain- ter. will be absent from city from Sept. 3rd to 1'lth.

HOSPITAL BENEFITL-Mr. Harry Brown, manager of a leading hotel

in Charlottetown, a former resident

of Amherst, has stated that a. num- ber of Charlottetown vocal artists have volunteered their services for a monster benefit for the local High- land View Hospital to be held here

on September l4. The Ladies‘ Hos-

pital Aid have already commenced to make preparations for the recep-

tion of the visitors-Amherst Ex-l

change.

TELEPHONES 0UT—Owlng to a break in the Telephone Cable Fri day night on Dorchester street, be- tween Great George and Prince streets the service was dirupted in the eastern section. The cause of the accident was the breaking. of thc "span" wire or wires on which the cable is suspended owing to rust. This cable contains one hundred wires. The repair crews were quick- ly put to work to repair the dam- age.

MAIL FOR OVERSEAS-Mail will be despatched to Great Britain and countries via Great Britain dur- ing the next week as follows:—A full mail via Empress of Scotland sailing from Quebec on Wednesday, the 5th September. A full mail by Steamer Albertic fronl Montreal on Thurs- day, the 6th. Direct mail for Ire-

‘land and Scotland by Steamer Min-,

nedosa from Montreal on Thursday, the 6th. A full mail for Great Brit- ain by Steamer Duchess of Bedford

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comfortable rooms. Apply 26 Longworth Ave. 7548-4-9-3l

rwo soy BOABDERS - APPLY Guardian. ‘1512-9-1-31

BOARDERS ACCOMMODATED: — Apply 102 Fitzroy. 75l4-9-l-3i

ROOM rm; BOARD n‘ TIIE

City Hotel. 747tl-8-3l-6i. soiilmclhs ACCOMMODATED

292 Fitzroy St. 7500-9-l-3l WANTED. TO BOARD TWO COLL- cge boys. Apply Guardian. 74l2-8-29-0l modated at l8 Prince St. - 7400-8-2B-6l

IVlale Help Wanted _

WANTED-BELL BOY. APPLY Queen Hotel. 7543 MAN WANTED TO WORK 0N

farm. Apply “B" Guardian. a y‘ TSSG-B-25-tf.

MAN FOR FARM WORK-CLIF- ford Scott, North‘, River.

,1 _. ‘1502-9-1-01 MEN. TRAIN ron FIREMEN| brakemen, ' ' rs 8150-4250‘

monthly. Railway Association Box

X l0, Charlottetown. ’ 'l083-8-l4-M4i. lALI-ZSMEN WANTED .I-‘ R NEW. Fire Proof Document x. '75 Der cent of householders prospect-a! Fire Proof Cabinet Works. Station l. Toronto. g, nrl-s-sl-sil WANTED-YOUNG EXPERIENC- fil Oatmeal miller ablcflo drofll stones incur ‘Sound Plant.‘ Write Dominion Linseed Oil 00.. ,Box 340, Charlottetown. 'l

"all Cards. Scores of Steam‘ "film's. Accountants. 010ml 310-. exceeded this last sellou-

., Halted. MDMenhtWee-"filiited towns one ' ' '

M. a. w. kept. ilc-e-ii-is-ls-ls- "rib-Tl. ; l! l. ‘

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”“ WANTED-A GIRL 0a MIDI-EE-

STUDI-INT BOADDEIIS ACCOMf-

Bea tif . - bu.‘ "u" ‘Mal

‘on Wednesday. 8W0

fronl Montreal on Friday. the 7th. A full mall by Steamer Doric from Montreal en Saturday. the 8th. Dir- ect mail including parcel post for .France by Steamer Alaunia froln Montreal on Friday, the ‘lth.

l Apply to.Mrs. Benjamin Rogers. 252 Prince SBICQL 7468-8-31-11‘.

aged woman, for general house- work. Apply. Mrs. D. H. Murchi- son North River. 7509-0-1-2i

p“ Articles For Sale

£86.. SALE-ONE poll's mcY-Y cle, in good condition. Apply 65 Douglass st. 75l8-9-l-2i

SERIOUSLY INJUREIL- Early Saturday morning about 1.30, Mr. Lloyd Howatt of this city, while driving near Winsloe Bridge, lost control of his car in the loosely-laid gravel on the approach. The night Was very foggy and the wind-shield FOR IMMEDMTE SALE. T1130. was obscured and as a result Mr.

ugh mrsunderstandlns‘ Plano Howatt rjruck an insecurely fasten-

ynahcgnny‘ seuee and two chah-svved plank which pierced his radia-

Bridge lamp. Chandelier, fur coat. W‘- wlllllll! T181" l-hfllllflb and mak-

Phcnc Allenby, Lenncx Hotel. l"! 0 b8‘! “lmllld l" "l0 519511 0T 1118

7550 leg. He was at once conveyed to the

__~ lPrince Edward Island Hospital and

FOR SALE__K|TC"EN CABuqE-l-"operatcd upon and last night was

Monarch Enterllll-lfi _ Chesterfield Slett ghegterifild °"““’1Y~

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ggrilllbbsinsrtyvih]: Dining Roonil, FROST AND 37009 EXCUR-

Set, Sewing Machine, China Ctib—|S1oN"Ab°"l rm-Y Fm“ and W000

met Bureau, Bed’ Antique Chmwdealers from all parts oi’ Canada ar-

Reirigerator, Mahogany Table, lgilérilitm Charlottetown on Saturday

st of Drawers.‘ -

,1,’,‘;'{ff;'es‘_",‘§ugs_ cw‘ ApplylMr. Russel Frost of Hamilton and

l0l Weymouth St.

Wanted

Maritimes. This is the first point they have visited. Yesterday was spent in driving about the province, many going to Cavendish and Suin-

WANTED-FEW PAIRS MINKS. merside. Last evening solne were 3 W 5M .. ' 5mm Pllcé. 30X 465 Cllallolw‘ entertained at the home of Mr. Em , town. 1478-8-31-31 MacNutt, Malpeqtlc. and in the af- ---- _'_

ternoon the fox-ranch oi Mr. W. K.

WANTED-TWO FEMALE MINKS Rogers was visited. During their “eoooooo 9 state price. Address P. 0, Box 144 stay in the province the party was , Kensington, P. E. I. conducted by Mr. C. M. Meikle, Oil

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WANTED r0 TRADE FOUR DAIRK‘ Bm-ms l REGESAN silver male fox pups, for our, l females. or would Purchase 4 lmhivirrnomtn-al new oirrgnwl FRUIT SALINE female puns or your old! sud PFYiannrl. on August 11th, ma, m the " ,

‘cash difference. Describe fully l" late Chester n. and Mrs. Mrlcnon- -. Box ass. Bathurst, n. n. gld, 'a son. Containing the tnral lirlu-

1366-1147-140- _ l clplee of the omre Andi LEMON ls a splendid mean.»

PEMBR/OKEIJ-Btlxteen members and s visitor met at _t.he home u!

In Memoriam '

ABI-B-tll-Zll. Mrs. David Hiclren. Roll Call was n; n gentle laxative and; n“? "—"'"“ '“‘“"°"’°‘ “‘i.'.‘it?..§'°“°‘§‘£'i $31” i=- uur-r um" "i" “I ‘e ‘- l"".‘il‘.'l.‘°i...lliftrli.'."'ii 11.11 EARNING lTlADY BM- The sick com MP0 ' f fl _ ‘ < l Ploymeht‘ for Bllrbersfiflecoms ‘ex-‘tless, and those that hald been elven gifmmfléhffué‘ ° ""' u” excellfiit coollhl recalls nnu ‘ btrt in s weeks. te new: Ban‘ a treat since last - wished w a most be! Colléld. girl-MGM lwleirrm "l!" "link" u” “ma fie In our home you are fondly re- l Immi- ‘ ‘l-l-fl-ttstf gent meeting: lixsortfugo hllflnrzhe: membcred. w 1 ‘ t o . Sweet rumor-in also your mm: - IN UNUSUAL I. cm is to be 5hr red with 1mm that loved you In rum-t" ‘m’ I $3.5‘*$50 8m‘: ‘i’: Bu” hvmte new". Still In death Just the some. G i: filling we“ hwy“ 1mg pendant‘ Inserted by Wife nml Family. "ncg "M; 301T“; f!’ ~1 1 A 4 1

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I will all for Mrs. W. A. M00101: key, rt her home m syanov 11M!- l OOBSQM

~ Qdlng furniture. ouch. tuba. ma n life! other articles not men ell-y penlsmlnAC ,_ n

Rangmweported to bc progressing very fav-y,

Tile party is in charge of '

2|, is on a sllort pleasure tour of the}

gsummersidé.‘ They left"this morn- .ing for Halifax.

PERSONALS

‘ Master Clark Cantwell. was ViS-l filing Mrs. E. B. Mackenzie, Sourisl

l l Mrs. W. G. Bruce, returned on.

Friday, from a very pleasant weeks.

Judge Wyatt, Mrs.’ wyirtt and‘ party of Summerslde, will spend the week-end in Charlottetown.

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Miss Marjory Wood left Saturday on a holiday visit to Saint John.

Mrs. Chas. J. Mitchell and child- ren returned Friday night from a visit to Saint John,_N. B.

Mr. Frederick Godfrey, Barrister- at-Law. and Mrs. Godfrey. Halifax. are enjoying a visit to their native island. They are spending part of their outing at Mr. Godfrey's old home at Marshfleld.

Mr. Alyre Arsenault oi the Great West Life Assurance Company, has gone to Mackinac Island, Mich., where he will attend the “Hundred Thousand Convention" oi this com- Pally-

Mrs. Warren C. Bartlett, left on Friday last for Portland and Boston, where she will meet Mr. Bartlett. and visit for a few weeks before returning to her home in Montreal.

Mrs. M. Behm, and Miss Reta Behm, who were spending the sum- mcr with Col. and Mrs. Weatherbie. cf Bellvlew. were passengers on Saturday afternoon train, en-route to their home in Quebec.

Mr. Jack Welsh and Mrs. A. Grech. left this morning for Detriot by motor, after spending a most enjoy- able vacation with their parents Mr. and Mrs. M. Welsh Cumberland St. They were accompanied by their sisters Misses Majory and Helen as far as Maiden.

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Captain James McLeod, formerly ‘of Yukon. and who recently return- ed from Vancouver, B. C., accomp- anied by his cousins, Mrs. Keefe and her daughter Miss Frances of Wol- jlaston. Mass. and Miss Laura Mac- Donald, of Boston, were visitors to the city last week.

l Mrs. J. A. McLean, left last week for her home in Oakland, Ca1., after spending two months at her old home at Kingsboro. Mrs. McLean iwill visit for a few weeks in the lEastern States before proceeding lwest.

Mrs. Murdock Ross left Saturday mfternoon on a visit to Quebec. ‘where she will be the guest of her daughter, Mrs. E. A. Helm and Mr- Helm. She will be accompanied by ;Miss Dorothy May Helm who has ;been visiting her grandparents and lalso by Miss Blanche Conroy. whol intends spending a vacation in Que- bee.

A motor party consisting of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Perkins and their two daughters, Misses Ruth and Leona and Mr. Reynor Fridelon of Summerville. Mass. motored to the llsland in their beautiful Cadillac Icar. They spent a most enjoyable lweek the guests of Mr. and Mrs. lGccrge H. M. Carver of the Forres- ,ter Hotel. Pownal. They left on re- iturn last Monday. Mrs. Perkins is 7a niece of Mr. and Mrs. Carver.

PHOTOGRAPHS FILM FINISHING

Craswell STUDIll

_ B. R. II. MacEACIII-IRN Undertaker and Embalmer

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DR. J. P. MILLAR DENTAL SURGEON Corner Queen mid Richmond

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Sold Only By THE PROMPT DIUGOISTS

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Baptists ‘Have i

Best Year in

Thelr History Both the morning and evening

lservices at Trinity United Church yesterday were in charge of Rev. J-Iammond Johnson. Prof and Mrs. Fletcher were welcomed home after a holiday spent in Sydney, Cape Breton

qGhlI-TCII Services

TRINITY UNITED CHUIIJCH

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WOLFVILLE. Aug. SL-The past year has been the strongest flnan-l cially in the history of the churchi

in ‘the Marilimes. iz was reported]

today at the annual convention of the United Baptiste being held in the halls of Acadia university here. More than 200 churches have ach- leved their objective and have been placed on the honor roll, it was slated, The church strengthened by the addition of 1,600 members by baptism.

Much discussion centred about

the missionary work being done by the Baptist church. It reaches into the Indian, South American, Latvian and Ethonian fields with much being done in the home field to provide foundations on which to base those efforts which are being put forth abroad. The names of several of those who will go to the mission fields from the Maritime provinces were ‘mentioned and they were highly commended for their action by the speakers of the day who stressed the import- ance of the step which they had taken. 900001711118 the finances of the church it is stated that in many cases the salaries of ministers were less than $1,500 annually. This re- sulted in inefficient work in many fields. Saturday morning they left the Is- land Mr. Perkins received the sad news of the death of her father, Mr Oswald Gay of Sulnmerville.

TRADE

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tcrday at. a conference between the Maritime Provinces Association and

east. The Conference was the"con- clusion of a series and brought to an end the business side of the visit of the party of Cabinet Members of Parliament, business men and jour- nalists from the Maritimeswho have been here for the past few days. The Conference was featured by an address by Prof. E. D. McPhee of the University of Toronto on the possibilities for marketing Mari- time goods in Central Canada. The

lared Mr. McPhee.

experiment of

been eminently successful.

Lions and requirements in Ontario was responsible for much of the

had been‘

their distinguished guests from thelcity this week. He goes as a com-

generatléy accepted liatiielief tthat googmw Th ‘x b d‘ rom e ast wou no profits y s. ompson r ave een spen ng be sold here was a rank falsity. dec-I their Vaoflilon- . There was no ‘Morning Service—Mr. Ben Acorn. reason why s tremendous tradesarl! t‘? $0118 could not be built up from East tolUnn B118" 3S’ W001i!“ ill hi5 "$001 West. The speaker referred to one 800d vo o9- or two firms which’ had tried the‘ The music in the evening consist-

The Maritlmes had many thingsdld qllartette “Lead Kindly U811?‘ by which could be sold with advantago-‘Dykes was also rendered by in Ontario. the speaker continued..1“l0 Cllmllbell. MPS- DI‘- Lack of knowledge of trade condl-‘and Messrs. Sutherland and Mal-l

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pessimism, which existed down East 0T!!!"-

In the morning Mr. ll‘. P. Moriarty. Maritime ‘Secretary of the Lord's

Day Alliance. spoke on “The Ssh--

bath," and presented the work and the cliams of the Societ represents.

In the evening Rev. Dr. John. Pringle, the honored pastor emeritus of St. Andrew's Church, Sydney and ex-moderator of the General As- sembly, was present at the service, and gave a graphic description of‘ his work as a. Home Missionary forl two years (1925--l927) on a missio field two hundred miles‘ long, on the; North Thompson River, British Col- umbla.

The music at the morning servicel consisted of two well blended and, artistic selections by the Male; Quartette of the Glace Bay Salva-l tion Army Corps and an anthem by. the choir.

In the evening, two former choir,‘ members. Mrs. Fred M. Nash and; Mr. Roy Whitehead, were heard inl enloyable solos. The choir also ren- dered an Anthem.

21th Sunday, September QIIIWIIIEI Sunday School of Trinity Church; which has been meeting at ten! o'clock during the summer monthsl will revert to its regular hour of;

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Prin. Moran of the Union Comm- who enroll this term will have the ercial College is determined to make -use of these machines. . ' his school one of the best equipped’ ‘Everyone who is interested should in the Provinces. With this end in call and see this fine school. Clames view he has purchased a completeEe-open on Tuesday next. A large new equipment of Typewriting ma- ‘number of applications are on file. _ chines for students use. Students‘ ‘ ~ ~' " Ififi-‘Q-Iili '

Silver Fox llanching Industry . Grows in fianaila e

The Monatary Times gives thelfar as possible, under conditions sl-

llldollng. 1181! D059 1W0 1n @119 llflfil- following splendid review of the foxlmilar to those under which the fox-

noon. The mid-week service also will 1ndu5fly in cnnndn; return to its regular night and houlni Wedllefidfly El/Bllillfl l1! Seven-lhlrl-Yhas made considerable progress in! o'clock. On Thursday afternoon thelrecen; yegfg 1n ghe'l)omlnlon

es would live if running in the

Fur farming is an industry which iwilds.

Silver fox ranching is an industry

of which Canada has given the world, ,annual open-air meeting of Lhfiicgnfldfl, and while it, is still regard- but the Dcminion's favorablecondi-

Womllffi MISSlOIIRPY Alllllllllll’ Wlllled in some of the more conservative tions for the production of fur and be bald at the homo o! Mrs- Boroldbireles as a highly speculative un- the knowledge that she has already

Newson, Mt. Edward Road at three o'clock. Should the weather be un- favorable the meeting will be hfldgsound 5551a Further in HBBITZ MEIIIOIIBI H811. ment has bggn given 1n

Rev. Dr. Ramsay left yesterday formumhs m the industry by

dertaking, at the same time it ap- ,acquired in silver fox ranching have pears to be developing rapidly on a |given her such a start that for sev- encourage- ‘eral decades other countries will recentlnaturally look to her for breeding the Istock and ranching methods; more