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4,,_.,,v,-. ,,.We want a,m11n to take full charge of the breeding. Plllmil "Iifillnlij"! W Oliver Black Foxes on an up-to-date fox firmly-100 pair‘ of good foxes with goodjaneh and 599d equipment,‘ beautiful ‘location andjweil adapted for fox

raising.

The man must be a Io

He must have brains and know how and when to u"

them.

He muat know the m

grease" in p practical way. ‘ ‘Heuntlst be absolutely temperate.

W0 WIWProvIds ‘him ‘and his family-with a new modern,

seven rdpni home, electric I

bathroom and in every way mice; also phone and radio and

the use of a car.

This Ia no backwoods place, but close to schools, churches and half mile from town.

We will pay $1200. per

and a bonus of $15. per pup raised to

. of 100 per cent production.

In the event of the man

will receive $1500. per amium and bonus. This is an opportunity for a real mam

Don't apply unless you know you‘ can do the work and

make good. Give references to whom

Write P. E. I.

31- -5tts10i. ~

» fIdhfed¥Yes--Wanted (First 192$ ‘or Sooner

‘experienced in feeding, breeding and caring Ior foxes,

“L. B." clo The Guardian, Charlottetown,

ver of animals. He must be

caning of the term “elbow

Iqhted, furnace heated, with a

d annum, free home to live in maturity In erocess

being nigh-t the second year he

we can inquire,

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WANTEII-CAPABLE GIRL OR middle-aged woman for house- work, Apply 221 Waller St. .

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FOR sALE-Flsl-ilrvo BOAT 22 foot kccl. i0 II. P. Imperial Iflngine. Apply (Ilibcrt Pctors. ltusiicovillo. or A.‘I'riors. Oyster‘ Ilod Ilriilgo. 823-5-5M3l.

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LOBSTERS §0AROE.-- ‘Lcibetere

lug their own ‘gear.

CH'T‘OWN-- PICTOU SERVICE. —|Stoamor I-iochelaga, Capiurln W. Balcc-nr, will r-‘J-gn on a (rmw 1111's week lprqparatory to ‘taking her summer run bet-ween Pictou and Chariottetoufn‘. The st rer runs passenger and freight s rwce be- tween the Island e311 mainland.- livaiifax Mail.

‘ISLAND PRODUCEI—A Why- cocomulzlr ilespatch ‘of A‘pr‘1 ‘g0 gayg —The Prince Edward Island ‘schoon- er wirioh ‘v as ‘lrr the harbor la-llén Willi ‘Do-tunes. has sailed, ‘having (lispsserl of the greater part of the 011F80- lt is p. sad commentary of affairs l‘o watch our farmers, so cul-lrd, weaning their ‘way along our h‘ glrwnys to the wharf, to purchase {arm products ‘for thr-ir own use. nstead of‘ cultivating their rich, large ‘farms and raising enough’ for ilrc-‘r own‘ wants ‘and ‘some for ex- nc-rt as ‘well. Surely something is wrong.

HOME 0N FURLOUGH.-Mlss Mamie Stewart has returned to her home at ‘Enmore River, alter a pleusurrlt trip to Hartford Conn.. w11c‘re sire took a short course of studies at the Schoqlgr of Theology and ‘Missions. Miss Stewart who lr-r Principal of the Girls High School and the Primary ‘School at Shun- luug, China, is home 011 a short furlough. Tire W. M. S. Socleitlcs o.l Zion and St, James Chrurches of this city requested IMIIBB Stewart to glvp‘ them an address on the Mis- sion work in China, but owing to tlrront trouble sire was unable ‘in grant their request. Miss Stewart spent a 1e wdays in Charlottetown on her return from ‘Hartforvl, Conn. and enjoyed her cltay very much. visiting friends and relatives. While in the city, Miss Stewart was the guest of her friend Miss Iiiargaret MacDonald,

PER8ONAL5

Mr. .I, T. Wilson. of Ilalifux, Pre- sident of tire Maritime Life Assuran- ce Co, is in lire clly on a short visit.

Two Trainmen

‘PICRTII. Ont, May 6.~—-Arthur G.

M!“ Eva’ Dyer’ 234 Richmoml Snyder, C, I’. R. agent as (lien Tny.

Street.

{SPECIAL OFFER OF HIGH ] growl‘ euvclopee. 50 for 20c, 125 I for 35c. 250 for 50c. 600 for $100. l 110:0: for $1.05. Guardian

veyor, Iienmuaville, I’. E.

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JNO. A. MacDONALD, LAND SUR. i

595-4-23-1-1110.‘

':|r:‘d \Valicr Norris, C. P. R. engin- iwr of Trenton. were today cour- 'mitled for trial to ‘appear before Judge J. I-I. ‘St-ctr in Lanark Coun- .f_v (‘burl next ‘month on a clrarg-B nllfillgerrlcie arisrirrg out of tho "iieailr oi’ (‘. ‘l’, R. Errzineer David .'l:lm1rne, of Toronto. ‘who wzts- fatally ‘injured on‘ February ‘20 ‘last ‘when ‘h; jurnpcd from the engine of pas- Hirngcr ‘train No. 2i) .pr‘lOr' l0 a ceil- lix-‘fon wi‘h a fr1""l1; train standing

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lllllmrieli ifeatherstcne and IIrc-thour prize-winning stock“ Judson Br0s., A-lflxiludra,

850 5 6 ‘ii

plant. $1.25 a hundred postpaid. . Thomas W. Muyhow,_Klnkora, II R. ‘No. 2. '

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_ -—-—_?. T-HOSE WISHING TiO PURCHASE or sell Real ilntuto should consult us_ ‘Eastern Securities ‘ctr, 1.1.1, ‘Think of Nova ‘Scotia Building, Charlottetown. W, Ii. V. Dunbar. Manager, 8S5-5-7M3i.

Male Ilclp Wanted

WANTED AT ONCE—A oooo

, man to work on farm. Apply iu ,__mwn' _ 860562l___ person to l). ll. Brown. York. run BALE-OHPICE BACON $59? i‘ i" ‘ l- r 1 s ..1< 11. fr —- ——*—‘"* i-Lifi...‘ Si"... .Y.'.°.”.é..."é......§li’. FMEMEN‘ BRAKEMEM =5-

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ginncrs $150. later $250 monthly (which position?) Write Ruli- wny, Dnx 116, Guardian.

. 866 56 2i

BIG EARNINGS STEADY EM- ployment for Barbers. Become export in 8 weeks. Write Molar Harbor College, Department “F" Halifax. 3-14-1444!-

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To Lot

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llolliotl with . hot water and nil modern improvements. Rent $20 per month. 343

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B-IRTHS SMITH-At Kinkora, April ‘10ilr to Mr. and Mrs. Willlium Smith (nee M-uirbl Johnson) a (laughter, Mary Noreen. Congratulations.

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rnslonannorrarown GUARDIAN

Hon. Mr. Sinclair-- "And Dwifidfin " ‘Popula ‘ion

In ‘the House ofnCougmvup on April 23rd, according to‘; Hfillflilrd on the Budget debate quite a ‘lively passage at arms‘ occurred between Mr. Ar iihursflPa-rry Sound, Quid Hon. Mr. ‘Sinclair, Queens County.

‘In the course oluhlis speech. ‘which occupies severe/i pages of I-iansnrd, Mr. Arthurs said:

I t-hink I can prove conclusively to the satisfaction of any fair mind- ed man either by tires statistics of the United ‘States, or of Canada. that we ‘have lost during the last three years five hundred thousand ‘popula- tion.

‘Mr. SINODAIIR (Queens): Oh no.

Mr. ARTHURS: There is no ques- tion about ‘it. My ‘hon. friend shalt- cs ‘his head ‘bu.t I ask ‘him ‘if Cun- nilans ‘have not gone 11o the United States from hfs own town‘. I am sure 1e wrlll not deny It. There is not a member ‘in this House who vwlll say JlIB-t h-is const-tutérrcy ihos not lost people ‘who have gone ‘to the U lted Stmtes in the ‘lastthree years. hey :ousi‘st of the ‘very best class of iho younlg active men ‘that we ‘have in ‘this country. Those Canadians who are ‘leaving for the United Sitates comprise many of-ipur skilled ‘vorknwn; they include young ‘men who have been educated. to ‘a ‘grep; extent. by tihc d".fferen-t_ provinces :‘f ‘the Dominion. and lhuvo gone to -h.‘:‘ United States because ghey can- rot find suitable occupatJon ‘in Canada.

Mr. SINCILIAIR (Queens): Would 11y ‘hon. friend give the official fl-g- lrcs 0f the estimate of ‘the loss of ropulaifon obtained from rthe Bur- rau ‘of Statistics?

Mr. AIRTHURISI ‘l ‘have already yi-ven ilhe f-"grlros for 1923. They were disputed by lhc Prime Minist- rr when I gave them ‘to the House ‘nspyear but ‘this session they have rec-n verblied by ‘the Minister 01‘. Labour‘.

Mr. SINCLAIR (Queens): What Jlilllrfis ‘docs ‘my hon. friend gefigr xo. , ‘Mr. ARTHURS: The figures oi ‘hose who egmllgratetl ‘(o ‘the United states and ‘declared ‘their intention o nrmaln there. ,

‘Mr. SlNCLA-I-R (Queens): I ask. ed ‘my ihon‘. friend to give an of- ‘icial estimate of ‘the ‘population he and we‘ had lost during ‘the last lrree yea-rs. The ‘Buroarrof ‘Statis- ~0s IIUIRCS ‘such estimates, but. it is ‘I181! i0 my hon. friend to obtain‘ the ‘igures. .

Mr. ARTHURS: My‘hon. friend is ‘lllilflly rr-"staken. I d."d not say we "P-“l lest population: 1 said we had est good Canadian citizens which ‘a vastly different.

v Mr. SINCLIAIR (Queens): Pop... zrtion" ‘was the word my horn! friend used.

‘Mr. ARTIIURS: oat in tho United

p-ir-icn hree wars. I do nc-t care ‘whether "16 ‘Iwvrrnurcnt is expending one lollars or twenty dollars to bring "iouklrolrors here; Iwould soother we Canadians remain I11 their own ‘ourntryl

Mr. FOIIRESTER: I s ould like o ask’ rrry hon. f-riend row it ‘is ‘hi? uii‘:e‘.‘-1 and town in Ontario and Quebec have ‘a. ‘greater population hau- they llfi-ll (lhree years ago ac. "ording to ‘the municipal returns?

‘Mr. ART-HURS; That ‘may he luite true. The unemployed even

States, in Amy‘

rave n‘o doubt. flock ‘to tlhe cities. Phat is ‘the ‘answer. _ Mr. FOIRRESTER: You are mak- nr: unis-statements.

Some hon. MEMBERS: Order.

Mr. ARTI-LURIS: -I am quit?‘ stirs he answer ‘that 1 ‘gave was :1 reas- rnrblexms The trc-nd of (h: ‘popula- ‘lorr ihas ‘been to the U-nitrd Slates for many years, as ‘my hon. frl-rrrr] Knows. but in ‘hard ‘(imc-s unemzploy- ‘uen-t ‘is rite. Every ‘m-enrbor I11 ‘this House, ‘whether on ‘Eli's side o-r the other, knows llhnt the general ‘ten- IC-"CY ‘is ‘to ‘go (o the city and look, for roll-cf: u-nd undoubtedly that is ‘he case in the pa-rticuiar instance referred to. I was going to poinlt out ‘if I could, ‘in n fc‘?ble wa‘y, wlralt 'h‘s really meant to Canada. There "arr ‘he no question ilhat tho figures lrnt I havr‘. given-and if nccrssary I ‘wilfl read reports lira-m ‘Amsrlcan urihorihies which presenting ‘lunch ulcer ilfgurcs than ihe ones I am Livlrrig-prov‘: that ‘we have lost. bra-rely from ‘Quebec and Ontario but also from 1hr eastern provinc- es. fivo hurldrerithonsand youmg rotivu ‘nren ‘who have gone to tho linitcvl Staivs. If ‘we take their cnrnlrljg power at only one thousand ‘Iollars a ycilr, which is a very low cstlrnnte—, - _

Mr. SINCLAIR (Queens): does the hon. member mean that ‘we have ‘lost that numvber, that the p0- Dulalon of Canada has decreased to

hat extent?

‘Mr. ARTRURSLI have answered that. I dont care‘ a cent ‘what the otathtics show. ‘but during three years ‘we have ‘lost five hundired thousand. people to t‘be United States. and the Department of [Im- mlflrllllnn pf-‘tho government, of which my hon. ‘friend ‘is a rmeniber cannot-show obs-half of that -im- lgration du-nlnig the srvme mime that relmainedln Canada.

pnistlon has inbreeeod, as ehowri‘ by ‘the sit-atlases _jdopa;rt1u-eat, and hire Lacrosse i115! __ ‘as great during li-lls last three up at ‘a flma illlliilll ‘the tsetdecade. '1‘ :01- ee- t-im-atee ‘have been ‘twice investigat- ed sndvorifiod by the census re-

500000 ‘peonlenh tine m‘

"n my ‘hon. friend's constituency. I'-

Mr.‘ SINCLAmM-Queens): Our‘ -po-,

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——-—---¢-_. principle aim of Rotary, we have endeavored to promote those ob- jects by inviting the worthy Fire- men of our ‘City _and the sturdy representatives of our farming community to_ spend an evening with us on two special occasions. to the -better understanding and cmjoyment of both bodies of men.

Our Club has made strong efforts towards getting Manual Training started again in pur city schools and a delegation from the club waited on the Premier of our Pro- vince and ‘the members oil the City School Board at different tim- es and endeavored to have this training again established, which we feel would be a great advantage to our boys, and we believe our efforts will meet with complete success in the no‘! distant future.

I wish to thank you all for the loyal support you have givenvrfla throughout, the year and also to pay o. tribute to Secretary I-Ial who always wore a smile no matter how hard the job he had to face. I-Ial has proven himself to he n real Rotarlun and that is the hlgherli goal any member of a Rotary Club can hope to reach.

I want to say that your Directors have been a body of men with whom lit was a great pleasure to meet and the best of good fellow- ship has always prevailed at our deliberations. Our Committees for the year have done a lot of work and have given a great deal of thought and attention along the several lines of Rotary activities.

IOur attendance has not been so nood as that of some of the clubs in our Dislirict. but we are handi- capped by having only one club in our Province, we also have several members whose business demands take them out of tire City a good deul_ .

We feel that some of our mem-

they would make an effort, on the other hand we have a good many who never miss a meeting unless it is altogether unavoidable. I

to our Prince of attenders Harold

meeting since the Club was formed in i917.

In stepping aside from the posi- tion us Presidcntof the Charlotte- town Rotary ‘Club, l want to so? 3°‘ lows that I thank you for tbe grew: confidence you placed in me, in el-I

'ectlng me to this high 005M011 i1

year ago. I have appreciated the honor very much and my greatest aim and endeavor will always he to assist in keeping the/Iharlotte, town Rotary Club on the crest ofl

‘ itbe Rotary wave, that is encirelingi WM‘ W9 lliivedhe world, and carrying forward its’

message of Friendship, Fellowship, and Service. ‘

Rotarily _

WILL. ROWE Pres. The Secretary. Rotarian “Hnl"! Palmer‘ read tho liollowrng reporttl Mr. President and Fellow Rotar‘.

inns:

I beg to submit herewith my 1'6‘ portlas ‘Secretary of our Club for the year ending April 30th, 1925. This year we held fifty-one meet- lugs ,one weekly meeting being dropped druring the holiday B6890" of Christmas and New Year.

'l'he average attendance of our Club for the year was 79.94%. While this is not as good as ‘it might be we must consider our handicap In not having on the Island any 0th er Rotary Club where our m.‘m- bers, when out of town. could as- slsl. in making up their attendance. Yeti would urge liotnrlnuv ‘.o k i in mind that the ohllrutiun in iii. | tend recurs ever-y week. cum“ be stored up in utivatrce nor onco ioslt for the week can it be regain- ed. Much of our attendance I18!" eentage is unavoidable but I fem‘ that niuclr is due to thoughtlessness amour: our members and a lack of sufficient pride in the standing of our Club ‘as n whole among ‘the other Clubs in the ‘District.

I regret having to rcportthe loss during the your of the llollowini! valued members: Charles H- Biaek, Reginald‘ ‘ll. Rogers. J01‘? ‘ypoomnw, A, E‘. Morrison, Philip Ia. Palmer, and W. K. Roserd. bill We

Rotary Olub ..

bers could attend a little better lfrarrlwe, h,

would like here to pay a tribute '

cineers reported that Rotarign ‘R. . Jenkins was elected Pr ident sud the ‘Directors elected were Ro- tarians Reuben MacDonald, Percy Pope, H. ‘D. Johnson. Lloyd Well- ner. P. W. ‘Clsrkiu The election of these members was beartllfsp- proved bythe meeting,-

‘Rctarisn Percy Pope moved an expression of recognition of the good services rendered by_ the rs- tirlng officers, this was seconded by Dr. Allen and was heartily sp- proved. ‘Retiring President Will Rowe, on behalf of the officers thanked the members for their kind‘ wishes and appreciation. '

Arising put of a suggestion made to the President the report of the delegates to the Yaomouth Con- vention was hold over until next we Ids meeting.

gDuring the evening songs were rendered from the Rotary Songster and the Casino Orchestra rendered some pleasing selections.

norms iii ‘

BASKETBALL .

‘Sunrmcrside Y. M. C. A.1tean1r are pl,ay‘n‘g the ‘Bruns ‘in the ‘local Y ton"gh.t at 7.45. A real ‘lively ‘game ‘is expected as the Sunrimrrslde boys have been playing a lot of Basket- ball ‘lately and are in the ‘best of condition.

' The Bruins however are expected to uphold ‘the ‘honours for Charlotte- town i‘n playing their usual hard ‘game.

An Intermediate ‘game will! be i-rtmged at 7 p. ‘m.

VOLLEY BALL

I

The ‘Summersld? Business mall are journeying‘ to Charlottetown‘ .to- day to ‘play the "Y" business men. and a warm game is being ‘looked for.

It i-s expected ‘that they WI" mime to ‘play at 5 ‘p. m.

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