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The Remarka/ble ‘Economy of A

i; proven by the fact each pound produces 240 cups of

E’S

u

gcnasslain

Rich, Thick Liquoring Tea,-

D AD

vnarisnnnisirsT .. 10c per lino of 5 words

8c per lino cl 5 words ’ lo 1m- llno of 5 words

n

vvw-rv

To Let Miscellaneous , r31- uousa sun sronn, 19 1N0. ALIFRED "mcnomian, guriberland st. Apply 2 Sydney Limo Surveyor, normahvuie, P. 5L 5° '6'13'3‘ E- 1» 5-18-1 mo.

, rsr-uousn FOR SUMMER, _' A ly Guardian Office. ‘mdshed pp 5065-6-13-41

Wanted so woak ON rum noun

""2 Tmtfly Guardian 011 ice.

G COM- board at ly Guardian. 5059-6-13»?

INTIEMEN DESIRIN iortablo rooms with reasonable rates. APP

ANTED —— A SUMMER COTT- age, Write Box 85 naming prlco

1 lion.

“d m 4990-6-11-31. Ian-Two SMART novs for News Agents on trains. Apply News sumo. 6* N- R- Denot-

~ 5007-6-12tf

TQJr-s Wanted

._4-—-—————-——

ANTED NOW-SALESMEN 1-‘011. unrepresented ‘Prince Edward 1s- irrifi counties. Pay weeklypcx- elusive stock and territory. Rep- resent a six hundred acre modern Nursery/growing choicest varieties

and best stock. Established thirty‘

years. Our agencies are valuable. Write. Pelham Nursery 00.. T01‘- onw. Ont. A. W. ti. Aug. 15.

Articles For Sale

FOR SALE-FABER SIJLKY. Al'- ply Willard Kelly, Bunbury. 5036-6-13-31

perfect condition. Ap care Guardian Office.

[OR SAL-E —- l STUDF AKER

Duplex and 1 Dodge Sedan, 1927 model. Both these cars are in

or Co. 64-66 Queen St.

ron sauna-snap POTATOE

20 cents bushel, Herb Dennlslvlarsh- iield. 5049-6-13-21

FOR SALE-ZN PUREBRED OR- phlngton ‘iullets, laying, Meredith Parkman, Charlottetown Royalty.

5056-6-13-21

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ron sans - REGISTERED shorthcrn bull. 2 years old. W. Wf- Crosby. Corntvall.

DISCARDED sues s campers I MADE INT NEW CUFT HALF

SHAM POO RUG s. cancer CLLANtiLb WRITE FOR CiH/UIYU‘ l’. MARITIME auc warm"- .10 SAINT JOHN, H.Ii

r I r i. >- 1r r r v n

biii-lmo.

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ii

Professi

liaiusrsa. soucrron. "are: hunch Block, Charlottetown, MONEY 'ro 1.01m

DR 0.1)- Archibald . Wm» of u. w. mo Graduate inlzledlcal School and Hospital ilce Iiimllcddrrtgr E16. Ear, Noso "I Mk3»- . Mllllofiyes and supplying (flung GIN. Bayer Building reat George Streot IIours-Q to lkdighfl (o 5Q

‘Mark R. McGuigan

Ililllmh. so MONEY. T AN’, °" Block. Chariot "toimmnr.

1.11. nENTLIY

__W; E. non-nay, 1:. c.

m -' and Attorney-nt-lnw

ca. i110 Richmond Strccr

l "T" .10 was . Charlottetown, ‘rygg-fl- " c

“%mnE‘TT§ ' m u B: An W

HTONALD H. F. HOPE!‘

ll B_ . 1 ,. _- ‘ w.

‘IISTIILE A '

"nob 0N5’? 1Q qfl‘ ~- Blllfllnz. chamomi- -

w“

. ‘xi. 121.. ML,“ __ Phone 535.;

n miles from Charlottetown“ 4021-6-12-21»

. roa SALE— roan copra IN pp to firs."

5018-8-12-31

llrtt class order. Apply Nash Mot-

will

5053-8-13-21

" ‘ l :'- . LRuEni. Auto. H O O

BILLHEADS AND STATEMENTS

neatly printed. Guardian Job Prlntory. - g1 MEMORIAM AND MOURNING

cmrdl at lhortest notice. Guard- ian Job Priutery. _

SHIPPING‘ nos‘, EXPEDITISUS-

ly supplied. Guardian Job Print-

ery., tr CORRESPONDENCE CARDS AND V envelopes with; address printed, l“ 411st the thing for acknowledge-

ment, lntlmatlons, etc., Guardian l Lost |

Job Prlntery. ....___.____.. LQST-ELGIN WATCII. FINDER l please leave at Guardian. Reward. i 5012-6-12-31

BEFORE ORDERING YOUR SUIT see ‘S. F. Tarbushb samples, from $18.00 to $45.75, made to your mea- sure, in any style. Also raincoat-s, tallored-to-measuro in any style. at $0.75 up. Made to fit and well tailored. S. F. ‘Parbush, Special Representative, 172 Prince St., Charlottetown.

5-14-tI

l.0S'l‘--BlJN(t1I 0F KEYS ON ring, between Post Ofllce and Chinese "Cafe. Queen St. Finder leave at Guardian or Stamp Ven-

Gentral Guardian

bratior‘: Wednesday, July 25th.

fort.

dresses with coloured trimmings. Price $1.15. Prowse Bros. Ltd. - 5006-6-31-31

LADIES shadow-proof silk rayon slips ln pink, blue. green. whim and peach. Price $1.50. Prowsc Bros. Lt-d- aooa-o-ia-si‘

RECITAL BY PUPILS of Miss Lillian McKenzie Thursday evening I-Ieartz Memo ihl Hall. 5064

RED CROSS CLINIC for crip- pled children conducted by'Dr. T. B. Acker will be held Friday, June 15th at the Rad‘ Cross Office, 59 Grafton Street. 4977-6-9-01.

TIIE MARKETS-There was a. fair attendance at the market yes- terday. Butter sold at 40c, eggs 28c, to 30c, chickens $1.30, fowl 80c, to $1.35, apples 0c. dozen" and rhubarb 10c. lb. Hay 85c, to 90c, straw 50c, oats 90c,_ to $1.00. turnips 35c, pota- toes 50drto 70c. 3011118 1118s $5.50 to $7.00. - There warn good supply of fresh fish at the usual prices.

ARRIVED IN PORT-The S. S. "Rosalind," Capt. Taylor. arrived Monday evening about. 7.30 from Montreal with a large general cargo for this port and a number of pas- sengers who are making the round trip. The steamer sailed about noon yesterday for St. John's, Nfld.. and will return direct to Montreal. The "Rosalind" is expected back here in about two weeks.

MARCONI REPRESENTATIVE HERE- Mr. H. S. Thompson, Mari- time Superintendent of the Canad- ian Marconi Co. is now in the city completing negotiations with their representative Mr. J. A. Gesrier for the distribution of the famous Mar- coni broadcast receivers. Mr. Thompson ls very optimistic re- garding future sales on the Island as last year a fifty percent, lncreasv! was obtained and he predicts a still larger increase this season. Their latest model is rather unique as it ls a combination instrument offer- ing batteryless radio with electri- cal reproduction of recorded music this represents a new high stand-

dor‘s Office. Reward.

LOST-TUESDAY avaumdnni" tween Charlottetown and Wheat-

\ 5055-6-13-21‘

No. ‘ Shop. Reward.

6015. Notify M. Ross, Tailor 5062-6-13-31

Female Help Wanted

WANTED MAID FOR GENERAL housework. Apply Mrs. Sydney Green, 30 Brighton Rd.

5013-6-12-31

sllentral Guardian

LADIES Rayon Silk and Brod- cloth Bloomers. Special "price 89c. Prowse Bros. Ltd. 5060-6-13-31

IKIDDIES gingham dresses 98c 8c $1.15. Prpwse Bros. Ltd. 5066-6-31-31

Sunbeams in “Smilin' Thru." 5058

On Sunday, June 17th. United Church services will be as follows: West Covehead, 11 a. m.. Stanhope 3 p. m.. Covehcad Road, ,7 p. m. Weather permitting the minister will exchange pulpits with Rev. E. M. Aitken, B. D., of Cornwall.

SEAT SALE 1or"'Smllin“'I‘hru opens tomorrow morning at Prince Edward. ‘

ON EXTENDED WSIT.~—Mrs. R. ' f» Wllmot, P. E. 1., who! left the

islahd about the first of May ~for a tdur through the principal cities in the west. arrived safely in Saska- toon, stopping off with friends for a week. They then left for Irma,“ Al- berta, and will shortly visit Edmon- ton, Calgary and Banff and other places of interest before returning home. ‘ PERSONALS

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick McKenna left this morning on a visit to Sault Ste Marie. Ont. They will be absent several weeks.

__-

Messrs J. Milton Wheatlev, Calvin D. Russell and George W. I-llckox left yesterday morning 011 a car buying trip for Moncton. ‘

.»Mrs. Benjamin Rogers of Alber- to is the, guestof Mr. and Mrs. R. gers, 22 Pleasant Street.

BIRTHS

GILbIS-At St. Peter's Hay, June 1st to Mr. and Mrs. James G. Gillls. a daughten-Cbrigratulatlons.

MAoDONALD - At Glenfinnan, Oli June 11th to Mr. and Mrs. J. W. MacDonald, a daughter.

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Anger is a flame burning up our peace of mind.

The most severe frost recorded in England was in 1883-4, when oaks were spilt by the cold. and the ice on the Thames was several

”ley River tire and carrier. Also‘

‘ ed. 70 PEOPLE IN SMILIN’ Tunlwlserved a most. delicious lunch. The

'40- 5E9 thkMwnbeflm and the|next meeting to be held at the

COVEHEAD PASTORAL CHARGE‘

ard of musical excellence. This year again daily newspapers will tell the story of Marconfs latest offerings.

LORNE VALLEY WOMEN'S IN-

vlsltors met for their ‘May meeting at the home of Mrs. Murdock Mc-

_ Donald. Meeting opened with sing-

ing ef Ode, minutes of previous meeting were ‘read and adopted. Roll call was answerid by "Receipts and Jokes." School committees were, heard and new school committees were appointed to meet with the

erecting a new hall.

The Secretary was authorized 1o ting on a play. It was decided to have a Sewing Bee at Mrs. Shaw's before next _meetlng. Miss Stella McSwain gave some selections on the organ, which were much enjoy- After which Mrs. McDonlad

‘ schoolhouseiPata-iot please copy.)

, DEATHS

h at the home

‘BEARS-Oh June 121;

of her sister, Mrs. John D. Hume,

Dunstaflnage, Mrs. William A

Bears,

dclbck.

Interment ‘ Cemetery.

lylogg-gmd son, Mr. Ralph J-logg MEQLELLAN _ suddenly M, Ergo“, Tuesday, June 12th, Thomas Mac- Lellan, aged 74 years. Funeral Thursday at 2 o'clock to Belfast

Cemetery.

SMITll-At Millview, P. E. I Tuesday, June 12th. Myrtle Blanch

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of C. Jean Hooper, who difli Juno the 13th. 1927.

Ono year has passed since that sad

d!!!»

When God called one we loved away,

The blow was hard. tho shock severe, '

We little thought the and so near.

We loved her, yes, ll

How mnclh we loved her, or how well,

scorcnrond-ai-‘smonrar. Cele-

DON"1‘ FORGET the. date, Wed- nesday, July 25th for the Scotchfort Memorial Celebration at Scotch-

KIDDIES Black Satin pantie

rrgc CHARLOTTE

Central Guardian

LADIES Gingham Blouse D_ S. Special price 85c. Prowse Bros. kl. " - 5066-6-13-31

CHILDREN'S “Wasco" silk dress- es all shades. Sizes 0 to 14 yrs. $2.60 and $2.98. Prowse Bros. Ltd.

wfl-d-IS-iil

KIDDIES figured Voile Dresses.

short sleeves, all sizes. Special $1.35.

Pmwse Bros Ltd. ' 5006-6-13-81

ATTENDING FIREMEIVS CON- VENTION.—Ch1ef Thus; Rannhlh left yesterday afternoon for Saint John where he will attend the Con- vention of Fire Chiefs which opens there this morning at 9.30. The Convention will continue for two days.

LADIES Dlmlty Slips and bloom- ers, all shades. Special week-end price 45c. Prowse Bros. Ltd. '

5006-6-13-31

TIIE LADIES AID of Central Christian Church ar holding aft- ernoon tea at Newl nds 1 "

of Mrs. G. H. Dewar, this afternoon from 4 to 6. -5001

"Smilitr Thru' ". 505B

PRISONER BREAKS JAIL IS REPORT-It is reported from Sum- merslde that Blnns, one of the men incarcerated into Prince County

PAUL KOLLINS at his‘ 0251'» 1n-

TOWN GUARD

AFFECTIONS oi any ui tilt-T ny be caused E5 1111111112211 n1 ilie " spam- by u lliilllixllotl vertebra

BY lAW‘fi PABSEI] YESTEHHAY

"Three New By-Laws Enacted by the City Councii- One Deals With Restaurants, Another With Gaso- line Vendors, and a Third With Vehicu- lar Traffic in the

"City. ,_

The following is a summary of the

by laws which passed their

third reading at a meeting of the

City Council yesterday "WYIHIIG-

A BY LAW, RESPECTING REITAIL VENDORS _ 0F GASOLINE

(a) After the passing of the by-

law all retail vendors of gasoline

must take out a license. These will

be issued by the City Clerk, and

- ' must be renewed yearly. The license

"i ee e ends on the number of pumps Flhe following letter speaks for lt- f“ gash fining stafimx The charge ' will be fifty dollars for the firs’, pump; thirty dollars for the sec- ond pump, and twenty dollars for each pump installed after the sec-

THIGHS AND LEGS

Headaches

are Nature's danger signals. Do not disregard them. ~»95% are func- "01181. and many of them are caused by disturbances such as congflpg- tion, kidney and liver disorders, etc. Chiropractic removes the cause.

DR. W. R. CARSON

CHIROPRACTOR 124 Prince Si. ' Phone 1072

se

Mrs. L. B. McMillan, 196 Prince Street, Charlottetown, P. E71. Dear Madam:—

Enclosed please find Dodge Bro-

—and

Ask for the Blue r1

A For a Clear Complexion

Keep your blood pure andrheaith your complexion will 10oz

after itself. Justdrinkamo ' g

glassful of bubbling, refreshuig

ABBEYS

_ The Morning Health s-n

PAGE THREE

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nd Wniic Packagl $87

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POTA f0 cmowsns

Famous Ohio Two Row Riding Cultivators !

Jail charged with fox stealing, broke Jail and escaped. The story tvas that he was provided with o. change of clothing by a friend. The story could not be verified before going to press this morning.

thers Inc. cheque for $25.00, the prize which you have won in the Victory Six Slogan contest.’

Your winning sixth place among the many, many thousands of com- petitors deserves the highest‘ praise. Your slogan, “The Masterpiece of u. Master Builder.” describes the car exactly. As soon as we get full de- tails of the contest we will pass them on to you.

LADIES Indian Print and plain crepe dresses. Specially reduced to $6.98. Prowse Bros. Ltd.

5066-0-13-31

our Standard shovel or spring (b) The penalty for an infraction of the by—law is a fine not to ox:

ceed fifty dollars, or imprisonmenz»

for a period not greater than ninety

days,

1c) There ls a provision empower-

ing the Mayor arfd the Chairman

of the Finance Committee, or the

CityCoupcil to refuse at their dl~.-| cretion, for good reason, (such as

42 inches.

CIIARLOTTETOWN

QO-O o-o-o-ooo-q 6-8-11- 13-16-19-22-25-28-30.

Suitable for any row widths

Pivot Control or balance tilt.

THE ‘ HARDIE MFG.

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tooth equipment.

between 2H indies and

CO.

HUMM ERSIDE

S~I‘ITUTE.—Nine members and tWO

boys of Lorne Valley. to talk about It was moved that this Institute contribute $30 towards the proposed Sanltorlum.

write to i. sister Institute about pu‘-

in her 59th year. A short ser-

vice will be held at Dunstaffnage at

3 p. m. Wednesday and the funeral 1| will take place from her late resi- ‘dence l3 Orlebar Street on Thur."- dayuat 2.15. Service starting at 2 in Mermaid

l; beloved wife of William C. Smith. aged 44. Funeral Thursday leaving house at 2.30 for Pownal Cemetery.

no tongue can‘

FUNERAL SERVICES-The fun- eral of the late Patrick Keenan was held yesterday morning from the residence of Mrs. Alfred Trainer, 20 Grafton Street, to St. Dunstans Cathedral where a Requiem High Mass was celebrated by Rev. P. Mc- Mahon, D. D. The pallbearers were: Messrs. Jlimes Gormley, James Hennessey, Joseph Hughes, Michael Curran, Peter Whitley and Malcolm Murphy. Service at the grave was conducted by Rpv. P. Walsh.

FIRE AT KEPPOCIL-A severe fire of unknown origin yesterday at noon destroyed the garage and barn of Mr. H. A. Scarths summer resi- dence at Keppoch. The Fire De- partment was requested for aid in combatting the flames. The chemic-l al engine and a number of flremcnl responded 'but before they had the fire under control ‘they outbuildings were completely destroyed. The ru- ins and adjacent buildings were drenched with water and the fire- fighters returned about 1.45.

TRANSFERRED-Q Mr. Alexander

an endeavour to open a filling sta- you will get as much joy from the tlon in a residential district) to re- wlnnlng of this prize as you wll; fuses. license. They may also cancel from the prize iteself and as much any license after issue, if the license as Dodge Brothers do in awarding it station is operated in such a man- ifl You. W0 1911111111. ner as to endanger the safety of Yours sincerely, persons or property, or to impede W. B. PROWSE d: SONS traffic, 13y w, n. Prcwsel/i nv LAW T0 nacusarn nas- In connection with the above it‘ TAURANTS may be ranted that Mr. Earle! m» After the passage oi‘ the by- Pmwse “u” ‘he Successful Sulcsmmlilaw, all restaurants must be licen- ‘md Wm ‘h-‘monstruted u“? D°dg'~“sod. The licenses are to be issued for Mrs. MacMillan, has also rccelv-‘by the (my clerk on the order of ed a special prize of $25. ‘the Mayor and Chapman of the lPollceCommlttee or the City Coun- - ell. The cost of the license is $5.00 -' and the license must be renewed ‘annually, or on change of owner- iship of the restaurant. Y . i (b) No license will be granted un- lCOTIY-inlled 510m D986 1) ‘til the applicant has satisfied the ————-—-——-,cuihor_lties that the Premises a" Judicature of the Province of P. E-iclean and sanitary and fitted for I. The grand jurors summoned totuse as a restaurant. attend the asslze of this honourable employees must be of good mor W111i Bi this J1me mm! 119E m0 tlfcharacter, and free from any loathe- report as follows: 1n harmony wlthlsome. contagious‘ or fnfectuous dis- the instructions received from thisease. t . honourable court, ' constables and‘ (c) Stalls, 131M154? T°°m5 f?” fence viewers have been appointed guests, and screens are forbidden n1

Congratulating you and feeling

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J. Irving of the Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada who has been living in _. Brandon, Manitoba, for| some years has been transferred to Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. It is a‘ real live western city of about forty thousand inhabitants, and sas an excellent university and optimism that ls most encouraging. His leg- ion of friends in Prince Edward Isl- and will be glad to learn that Mr. Irving is in excellent health and is meeting with success in the wrest.

WEDDING BELLS-The United Church parsonage, Summerside was the scene of a very pretty wedding early Monday morning when Miss Lulu Irene Curtis, daughter of Mr. Wm. Curtis, of Charlottetown who for the past six years has been a very popular and efficient saleslady with Messrs. Sinclair dz Stewart, became the wife of Mr. Walter Be- aristo, of the Civil Service Depart- ment. Chnrlottetown. The cere- ,mony was performed by Rev. J. C. ‘P. Fraser, in the presence of about a dozen relatives fand intimate friends. The bride, who looked very wlnsomc in o. becoming costume of navy blue with hat/to correspond. was attended by Miss Jeanette Rob- jnsonpwhlle Mr. Maurice Mill was

some new Reo car of Mr. G. R. Mc- Quarrle for Horde-unaccompanied by a number of other friends in cars. At Borden they embarked for the mainland on a wedding trip to var- lous points of interest on the maln- land.

O~OO~OQO+§OQ44Q4 OQO-VO-O-OQ-f‘

’ KDDAKS

ntms AND

E CAMERA .

P

the groomsman. After the ceremonylthe cm-"t YWI" be Pliinled- We find} the happy couple 1e“ ‘n the hand_,the sheriff's room requires to be dec-

for this year. We have visited the restaurants.

]ail'and commend highly the rc- 1m The Police Officer pairs made on the building up togCity Medical health officer shall the present time and all would rec-have the right to examine the FY9111" ommend that the good work be con-lire?-

gvocaiion of the license.

whitened and the ceiling in several we» Restaurants may not be open

places plastered. We would further

pipe be secured for the basement 5011mm“? hm“: and that on- all occasions when‘ _ prisoners are incarcerated duringfiwee" 3-30 a" m‘ and “m0 a‘ m" either spring or autumn that the‘ basement be heated from the fur-l5‘ nace as at present it is so damp it, is not fit for human habitatlonlggy excep when the weather 1s wet. ' . On the second floor we would FGC-lmust d?“ at midmgbht‘ cmmend that the registry office be‘ m Lmenses may e redecorated. a ll ht of lass obtain- ed fdr window angd new gash cord forlcondltions as they deem nece5sary' all the windows, and that the vault be thoroughly cleansed as we do not consider that it is in a sani- tary condition, "as there are many old documents that are damp and musty and. some’ method must be: