Get the Golden!

it costs no more than , ordinary orange" pekoe; it makes twice as many cups to the

Anchors Practice

The Anchors will practice lit the ‘Apegwcit Grounds this evening at l; o'clock sharp. Full attendance of players. Meeting after the practice.

Western Guardian

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_NO. 2B FIELD NMBULANCE will meet in the Drill Shed Mon- day evening next at 7 p. in. All ex- iiienibcrs requested to attend, ,1l

-T.HE 26TH FIELD AMBU- LANcE-Authority has been grant- ed for this unit to go to Camp this lummer at Charlottetown, This will be good news to the many ex-

oneetlng of

s-u-i-é -Ou‘wuli.'v , _,_,

Central Giiarilian

A GOOD COUNTRY 1n Ovmwall Rink. July 5th. lupmrgoz,

COME TO ‘Fl-IE FESTIVAL IN East Royalty tonight. 320

8T. JAMES CHURCH. - At s the Session oi St. James Church yesterday morning llrrfilllellients were completed for the Centennial celebration on July 11th and 12th at Edgewacsr the

Lieutenant Governor Heartz. 1t was also decided to hold the Sun- (lily School picnic on Monday after- noon July 5tb location to be an- nounced later.

TALENTED BARITON-E AT TRI-NiTY OHUROH.— The large congregation attending morning service" at. Trinity Church yester- day srestly endoyed the splendid Blazing or Mr. Robert B. iMesser- vy, who gave a magnmceut render- ing of Allitsen's tine song: "The Lord is My Light." Music lovers of Charlottetown always welcome the opportunity of hearing Mr. Meseer- vy. and are justly proud of his ex- cellent vocal attainments.

AUTO ACCIDENT-What might have been a serious, if not a fatal automobile accident occurred late Saturday night when a taxi car owned by Mr. Edwin Lynds and driven by Mr. Frank Caswell skid- ded tind overturned on Malpeque road. Mr. Albert Creamer was in the car with Casweil when the t1 " t happened. ‘Caswell who was only slightly injured reported the car going only at a moderate speed, but on pulling over to avoid a horse and truck, the auto skidded struck a stone and turned complet- ely over, pinning the driver be- neath. Creamer was thrown clear of the car. It is a miracle that both young men were not instantly killed. The instrument board. steer lug gear. hood and front doors of the auto- were demolished. The front fenders also were consider- ably damnged. The car is a Mc- Laughlin Six the engine and rail- later of which escaped damage. Mr. Lyndswbo runs a double taxi ser-

A. IM. C. men. All interested. or wishing to go iu the iAriny Medical Corps, please attend the mcettiug ln the Drill Shed, Monday evening. lune 28th at 7 p. m.

—ANOTHER FIRE. -The Sum- inerside Fire Dept. was called out ‘ill noon on Saturday for a fire at the Clifton House. it is said that the fire started as a result of the torch used by the painters for burning off the old paint of the i clean surface for the new coat of paint being put on. lt looked

1| ‘edyid running by Thursday, July

vice, closed and open cars ‘has suf- fered. a serious set-back as a con- sequence: he hopes however to have the car completely overhaul-

lllt. In the meantime a closed se- all; lg p._t, the service of the pub-

at first that there ‘might be some difficulty in locating the source of the trouble but the firemen soon had the situation safely under control. There would be some damage by smoke and water.

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Wanted, .

‘ tarsal-r AGENTS - wrirri for cataiogue. United Art Ltd» 4 v Brunswick. Toronto. A.

To Let

O 'LE'l'-— TENEMENT HOUSE. ‘pply ‘I1, Upper Quoen 5;.“ l . 4 _ - -t

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se- Q NICE FURNISHED

. llousc"; Apply 313 Euston Street. ‘. 162-6-25-3i

' LET-PASTURE ON GERALD and Birchwood Street. Apply l to ralmer and Palmer. il-Zi-lw

_ Female Help Wanted

WANTED -— AN EXPERIENCED

. Illiilng Room Girl Apply Della" . llotel. 1111-26-21

WANTED I- IMMEDIATELY A IIIOIIEGKBODBI. Apply Guardian- . 215-28-31

'i‘0iicIii-.i's Witntorl TEACHER WANTED FOR CHEF- iilow School, No_. {l9 (Chollfllfllv 1 l-2 milci-i from Souris) 80011 supplement voted. Male teach- i-r preferred-Hector McPhee. Lindy, Chepstow, Souris. 133-6-24-91

TEACHER WANTED — FOR AL- 'b:iny Village Scli00l, .No. 120- l-‘irst or second clues. ‘Male 1611' ciicr preferred. Sulilllillllelll- $159-

‘l-l. V. Macbeod, Secretary.

206-6-28-21

W A N T E D--~FOR HAMPTON Si-liool an experienced first 01' sisccnd class teacher. Sunblo- ment, $150.00. — Alli!!! FBTSl-lll)" Secretary. 1Z7-5'24'4l

WANTED-GEOOND CLASS EX- pcrienccd teacher for Mayfleld school, "Protestant preferred." Supplement $100. James A. Hous- ton, sedy. 152-6-25-31

Nursing '

YOUNG WOMEN DEUIRINO T0 enter North Adams Training School lol- Nurses, North Adams. Mass, please write Supt. prompt- lY- School qualifies pupils to se- ‘ cure registration. Provides month- ly allowance and privilege of six months’ Course at Yale Univers- lty school of Nursing; all ox- lienses paid. 9836-0-10-wfm15i FOR RENT--'l'/HE RREMISES ON ~ Kent Street known an the Cent- ral Ice Cream Parlors toitetllel‘ with House. Yard and Stables- Splentid opportunity for capable

. Derson to conduct a boardinl

hours. Ice cream and refresh?

, mm ilmors, stabling etc. Al)- olr to ~ . A. Stewart of Moore and in

0d, Ltd. or Stewart's-NW- '3lll!0f1.\\ent at, mess-awed "W".

next two months small house, central, modern conveniences. Write K. care of Guardian. 9994-6-22-51 WANTED. -. OLD ENVELOPES and letters with postage stamps on that were in use from 1841 to 1870. All are worth money. some I will pay hundreds of dollars for. Also stamp collections or partly filled hooks. Old colored prints.

private residence of His Honour .11“,

WANTED "r0 nan-r WlTHlNl

All

As 1 Amnnmau.

RAILWAY

C. N. R. shops.

of the track.

few days.

His Majesty's Ship

will visit Tuesday 24th August 29th August. 1926.

Tuesday 5th October 11th October, 1926.

Mr. day.

day morning on a trip

it to Boston.

DEATH OF J. L. TO

Anderson, last Saturday

brother-ln-law, Jams

week. following an months.

gref. his early death.

the late

made his honie in

and capacity as

WES S0011

of

the well known

entered on

books and pamphlets that were

1800. Will be in town from July 6th to 16th. Write and tell me

Male Help Wanted ..._.__...__€_-i____ WANTED-JVIAN TO WORK ON farm-Amos Rodd. Milton.

180-6-26-31

FIREMEN. BRAKEMEN, BEGIN- ners $150-$250 monthly, also clerks (which positlonl). Rail- wziy riiox 116, Guardian. 205-6-28-31

WANTED - 5O EXPERIENCED pulpwood cu-tiors, $3.50 per cord, board seventy-five cents per day. Apply a; Employment Service of Canada, 284 Gt. George Street, iMoncton.

Lost;

Shaw, Clyde River-

day morning an onyx bar pin

printed in Canada or U.S. before-position oi

_ _ ,_ mnny 151 625 I“ pathy at the new

so me years before.

Susie

formerly M lss

DEATHS

with setting. Finder please re- turn to 154 Weymouth St. 213

LOST- SMALL BLACK SUIT- csse marked M. M. E. Last seen at Borden on the train‘ June 20th. Finder please noti- fy E. C. Cameron, 297 Fitzroy St. Charlottetown. 6-26-21

I For Sale

BUILDING LOTS FOR 8ALE., several very desirable lots for, sale on easy payments on Gor-; aid and Birchwood Street. Ali-l

IN MEMOR

dear father, William 428th, 1925.

Brighton Home For Sale

DOCQII eonvenleneol. Hot water loathi- Gnrage. A nice comfortable louse. Good 1.01;] Owner Illfll‘ PlQylngg,

8J6

evening

RYAN-ll. the olty Hospital LOST-IBLACK AND WHITE COL- 27th’ Julla Ryan, aged 20 years. lie dog. Any person having ""1"" Funeral from the residence of her‘ motion of same kindly write W. R- mother Mrs. Minnie Ryan. 89 Ger- 2i all] st. Tuesday morning at 8.40 to _:__._.__-__-—- st, Dlll-lstalffl Cathedral thence t0 LOST-IN T-HE CITY BATUR- Fort Augustus for interment-

ln loving memory of my who departed this life, Juno

Farewell, dear father sweet’

thy rest, Weary with years and worn with pain; Farewell, tlil In the heaven-

ly home, We shall behold thy face

Ambrose sing’: 8T. DUNSTAWB CATHEDRAL. —At the 9.30 and 11 o'clock scr- vices yesterday at the Cathedral, Joseph _,McGuigan of the Diocese of Edmonton preached on “Faith" referring to the Eucbar. istic Congress recently held st Chicago as a fitting example.

INIPROVEMENT8._ Worknien under the superviglon of Mr. Geo. Snelgrove much needed improvements in the The old "pit" that has been used for years serving narrow and wide gauge loconlo. tives alike has been standardized new concrete bottom and gldgg having been put in and concrete laid for some distance on each side This latter concrete work is covered by planking so that when heavy "jacks" are used they will not crush the malel-lal The work will be completed in a

WARSHIP COMING. -Hls Wqr. 5MP Mayor Miller has received no- tico from the Department of Na- tional Defence Naval Service, that. "Calcutta". lllillii! the flat; 0i Vice Admiral Sir Walter Cowan-Bart. K. c, 1r, l), S, 0.. Cnmimander in chief North Am. crlcan and West liidian Squadron. Charlottetown

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PERSONALS

Edward Currie, Fairview was a visitor to the city on Satur-

Miss Mabel Carr left on Mon-

to Boston.

Miss Wlnnifred Gaudet left Mon d8? morning on a three weeks vis-

In Memoriam

WNSEND

The sad news came to John Provincial Auditor,

The late Mr. Townsend bad a large circle of friends and rela- tives in this province who will re-

l-ie was bot-n at Travellers Rest being the eldest of the family of Mr. Archibald Townsend and his wife Eliza (Clark) Towns- end. When quite a young man he went to the United States and Springfield where he madefgood, prosperity and success followed. His energy a clerk grocery store being recognized he offered positions as travelling salesman, finally taking a position with the Boston firm the Dwight-Wright Company. White House Coffee people and had just lately his twenty-sixth year of service with that company. His‘ late years was take care of the Company's busi- ness in a large area in the East- wlmt you llsvs sud l will cull spa ern states, as chief salesman with pay you a fslr price. Murdoch JJOthBIB under him selling t0 the re-

MacKensie. c. o. Charlottetown tail dealers. .

Guardian. 9997-6-23-71 When his position in Spring- field offered him assurances oi‘ success his mother with others

of the family went there to live with him. the father having died The deceas- cd being widely known and being kind and hospitable many from this province having occasion to go his way have enjoyed visits to his comfortable hoin. gret his dciitli at the comparative- ly enrly ago oi‘ sixty-two yciirs.

Ho leaves tn mourn his wifc. of. Springfield, oiio soii, Everett, tliroc‘ brothers uiid one sister, Mrs Aud- ersoii of this city now with tho bo- roaved family at Springfield.

The Guardian, extends relatives and friends its sym- s of his death.

All will re-

Howes

to

IAM '

Delglian

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ply to Palmer & Palmer. Heaven retsineth new our 178-6-26-141 treasure. . l gum the lonely casket‘ LA RABBITS FOR- kewl‘ cidilrlacTi-‘ol-m resistered prise Win-i ~Ans the sunbeam! lend 1° ‘ . iln er glafnflfnckomcgpply WHBPOQOJI‘ saluted father ' lsepl. muoouaneo‘. insulted by lilo daughter

A. MCDONALD. LAND eun- ‘HQTIIIMIVIUQ. OGIHH-lmo

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from to Sunday Also that His Majesty's ship "Valerian." a ship of the North American-West ind- ian Squadron, will visit Charlotte- town. Prlnce Edward island from Monday

that his s Leslie Townsend. died at his home in Springfield, Mass, the first of last illness of

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June

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Rev. J. B. Champion, Ontario, is visiting this}; . He 1| t e guest of bis-Jo tar. "Mrs "AI . Holland. Sesrletown.

Mr. Harry Jenkins, New Yorkl is visiting his parents, Dr. and Mrs; IS’. Jenkins before leaving for»

ar s.

i? Friends of lvan Nicholson will be pleased to bear that he is pro- gressing favourably after an oper- ation for appendicitis in the P.E.I. Hospital. ,

Mr. Frank Matson of Johnson & Jobnsons Drugstore returned Sat- urday evening from s tow days visit to bis home in ‘Halifax.

Miss Isabel MacDonald, Glen- finnan, left Saturday morning for Ottawa to take up a position under the Civil Servic in_the Census Bureau. ' -

Mrs. Edmond Crockett of Toron- to 'wbo has been visiting Mr. Crocketfs old home at York with Mrs James Wood and friends in Charlottetown Ieit today for Sum- merside preparatory to leaving for home early next week.

Miss Maude Stewart, of Charlot- UilOWII. ‘P. E. 1.. and Miss Mlnii l-ebrecque who were among those who attended the Juno Ball at Kingston, have returned lo Mont- real. Miss Stewart is remain-lug iri the city for a few dziyg the guest 0f Mil-is LC‘lll‘C(‘,I|lIil.--- Montreal Star.

Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Moore loft this morning on their return Io

it over.

Success of the King's College Appeal Vital to the y Future of Higher Education’ in the Maritime Provinces”

The Carnegie Corporation of New York has offered to give to

King’s College deserves , your

As an educational asset

King's College University the sum of six hundred thousand dollars provid- ing supporters of the college in the Maritime Provinces are able to raise the sum of four hundred thousand dcllars. As a business proposition think An opportunity of bringing six hundred thousand dollars of Am- erican capital into the Maritime Provinces and setting it to work '00 help provide a Residential Arts and Pure Science College of the highest stand- ard for our sons and daughters-at minimum of cost to them or their par- ents bringing within the reach of young people of limited means equal priv- ileges with those of the children of wealthy parents.

support:

As a business asset to The Maritimes

to The Maritimes.

As a lcultural asset to The Maritimes. Volunteer workers making up the Charlottetown organization will

Provincial Chairman

present the cause of Kings College to the people of Charlottetown during this week. Your most generous support is solicited for this big project. L. B. MILLER, . .

GEORGE D. DeBLOIS, Chairman for Charlottetown

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their home in Amherst, N. S.. aft- er u thoroughly enjoyed week's visit to the city. Mr. Moore is President of tlio Amherst Branch of the G. W. V. A. and was much pleased to ‘meet with the officers and several comrades of the branch in this city. ~Ho iilso had the pleasure of renewing acquaint- ance with an overseas and hospital comrade. Mr. Ferguson Robertson of Charlottetown Royalty.

2nd Anchors Practice Tonight

Tho Second Anchors will hold baseball practice this evening ‘at 6.15 at Victoria Perk. All play- crs are asked to be on hand.

(Patriot please copy.)

donated to

{i- ADDRESS AND PRESENTATION.

At the regular June meeting of Alpha institute. which was held at the home of the secretary, Mrs. (leorge Watts, York. the following address accompanied by a beauti- ful pierced silver sandwich tray. was presented Mrs. (Rem) H. T. Smith.

Dear Mrs. Smith-As this is the last evening we may have the priv- ilege of meeting together iii this way, we feel it our duty to express to you our appreciation of your work in our institute during the three years you have been with us.

You have always been ready and willing to do anything either in the business. literary or social part of our meetings, and we trust that wherever your lot may be cast, ii you have the opportunity. you will continue to help along the work.

We ask you to accept this gift, not for its value, but as a silent reminder of the many pleasant ev- enings spent togetber as members of Alpha Institute.

(Signed) Mrs. E. J‘. Vessey, Pre- sidcnt; Mrs. Geo. Watts, Secretary.

B011

The yachts

to the large

ROOP’S

yam!

FHONE 421

BEEF-For the "Belt" Beef from stall fed cattle, hung two weeks and more before cutting in one of the finest re- frigeration plants that money can buy. Phone Bean's.

PORK--All kinds of smoked and bar-rolled Pork, Cooked Hams. Fresh Perk and Fresh Saus-

ou their

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Dried Beef, Unsmukcd ‘Bacon. Sugar Cured

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sin-dow-

',dict at 2.58, jilildS later ‘following;

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Queen Hotel A

l0

who want a comfortable Hotel and splendid table and excellent service at a moder- ate price.

Rates from 53-00 l0 94-09 lpsr day.

Charlottetown

1-2.

MISS L. MGQUAID, Manager.

on tbs buoy.

. M, onne . r0: .lng s, minute Arnold, Carl Craig, Montreal: glmgg of the Arthur wskins, st. John; Rev. A. wot-s; Arse “, Magdalen Islands; Rev (lllost. 3.42. C. Graham, Murray Harbour.

- lit out, the former g

bringing up the rear. .W0g was seen well in on the flats 1 the southport side and appear-

Trim Little Graft C _ “Mac” Irwin Made Fast Time Over Course - P. N0. S e c 0 n d and Ghost Third— Race Thursday Afternoon.

the

Pollywog——J. Mills, E. Gallant post» tlous and finally bearing down on among yachting fans, expects to the line presented a. beautiful sighillluve an entrant of his \\'11l0l‘B-l'i‘liiirsday‘s race. The Ghost crossed the lluc iniof Mr. Pinfgifs design and was the 108.0. seconds ahead of Sllilllullflbullt by Mr. Ivialcolui Irwin, owiici" which was followed by the Slicbiauniiid builder of tlio Zenith. ythe remainder being footing first.

llllO first buoy. East River, the D111"-

workliig for

crowd of

l-lulf

ado developed lute a follow-flic- ‘loader contest with the Sheba out in front and being slowly ovcr-< lhaulod by P. N0. Zenith nild Ghost. 1t was close work zit thc‘ buoy, the P No and Zenith nosing; tho Sheba on the round up; the ' hrce yachts were clocked at 2.37 on this buoy with the Ghost right quarters. Edna. iM. and Shadow were also bunched at this imnrk. the Polly- wol; and Rob Roy a half minute

Thu

ll the start of ilio race was u “Welly scone. the ynclltg 0n [aunt]. iliri. other hand the Wont Kcntcrs

,|.o bu remembered. l The beat, to Rnsohaiik lluoy de-