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P- Agents Wanted

>7 .., HUNDRED DIBTRIICT AGENCIES sell wonderful, discovery, suc- cessfully treats tonsilitis, all throat diseases. Not six failures reported from’ that "thousands sold. Address Tonsilltis, Weber East. Kictbener, Out. 1i

$10M! A DAY TAKING ORDERS for B & E Silk Hosiery. Your pay daily. No collecting or deliv- erinK. ‘éwiisi the B & ‘E Manu- facturing‘ Co., Dept. 22, London, Ont. Avs- 11.16.23.111.

DISTRIBUTING RELIGIOUS‘, LIT- erature pays. Christian man and women $30 to $50 weekly. $225. guaranteed for 90 days work. commission besides. May work spa-re time. Mr. Conrad. Spadina Building, Toronto.

Sept. s. i0. 3m 24. Oct, -I, a, 1s. 22.

AGENTG-OET able altyear commission business oi your own. Every property own- er is a customer or prospect, Nine

. hundred varieties oi ha-rdy Red Tag Nursery products. Cash every wesk. Complete equipment and instructions free. Wrlte—Domin- ion Nurseries, Ltd. 905.10stf.

ANY PERSON DESIROUS OF making from $10 to $20 weekly in spare time, without interfer- ing with present employment. send for particulars or free sam- pie book "imperial Art" Personal Christmas Cards, Manufacturers, 122 Richmond West, Toronto. 0i

AGENTS — WONDERFUL NEW Fire Extinguisher. Excclls work of heavy high-priced dovlcos. rP-rlcc of only $2.00 zuakcs an easy sale‘ to ovcry home and automobile owner. Ovcr 100% profit. 40.000_alreatly 5OIII. in- vcstigate today. Pyro Fire Ex- tinguisher ICompany, 611 Echo Drive, Ottawa. 6-13-20-27.

Miscellaneous

GET YOUR PRINTING DONE AT the Guardian Central Job Print- ery. Phbne 133. 287956tf

APPLICANTS DEBIROUB OF EN- terlng September Class of North Adams Training School for Nurs- es, North Adams, Mass, please write Superintendent promptly.

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LIVE POULTRY WILL BE LOAD. ed at SOIIPIS. St. Peters nad lilt- Stewart on Wednesday. Septem- ber 10th and- at Charlottetown Thursday, Septem-ber 11. —P, E. l. (inoperative Egg & Poultry Association, 3921 9 6 3i

PERSONAL GREETING CHRIST- mas Cards. "Imperial Art." Beat known selection. Want men and women‘ in every town to solicit orders now in spare time. Delivery later. Representatives already making big money. Newest designs and novelties. Lowest prices. Samples free.- British Canadian 122 Richmond West Toronto. 8 18 12f

For Sale

FOR sALic-BEAUTIFUL FARM at liope River. 92 acres, 80 clear, remainder. lumber and firewood. l'p to date bungalow. 1 Mile from Church and school: For particulars apply Clebphas Blan- chard. llope River. 3i

FOR SALE-EIGHT H. P. MOGUL kerosene ‘engine. gBargain. (ior- don MacMlll-an. Nortli River.

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ncw. with garage and garden. Apply 96 lippcr lllilsborotlglt Si. Phone 140 J._'~2I.

FOR SALE-EXCELSIOR AND Indian Motorcycles. Apply Nel- son Winchester. st. Arm-cs

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FARM FOR SALE-Fl TV ACRES of land with house nd outbuild- ings at St. Peters Station. This farm never being mussell mud- ed nor cropped to any‘ extent for several years would be an .ideal place for growing seed potatoes. For further particulars apply to J- A. Weeks. 51 Waldock § 8L. Dorcbester, Mass, or to J. P‘. Mo. Isaac St. Peters. 8801 8 28 tstlll

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T0 LET-s-FURNIDNID“ HOUII 0n King Square. Modern-con- 11111111116011. also barn. Apply ‘(IllBTlIIIiIl.—38II4—iI-~1—If.

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TTENTION I — GREATEST imaginable demand this season for our celebrated, inexpensive, "Royal" Series Christmas Greet- ing Cards, Secure orders new ev- en in spare time, deliver later- Reprosentatlves making tre- " profits. Experience or capital unnecespa y. Biz five doi-

lar sample book free to women. Bradley - Garretson, Limited, Brantford, Ont. 89-121.

Teachers Want/ed

WANTED.-PROTE8TANT TEACH- er for Old Harry school. Apply stating qualifications and salary wanted. Apply to Chas. A. Clark. Secretary Treasurer. 3869-9-2-5i

Female Help Wanted WANTED -- AN EXPERIENCED maid for general housework. Small family‘, Good wages. Apply Mas. W. L, Prowse. Phone 508. 17 Villa Ave., Brighton.

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Mule lfclp \Vanted

BIG EARNINGS BTEADY EM.‘ ployment ier Barbers. Become expert in ‘8- weeks. Write Mol- er Barber College, Department "F," Halifax. 8-1-tts ti.

Wanted WANTED-POSITION A8 cook

or general housework. Apply 51 Pownal St.——3901—9—4——3i.

WANTED— "rwo mun SILVER- Black Fox pups, must be the best stock. will require them register. cd. Pricc 8400-6. W. Burrcll, Musquodoboit Harbor, N S,

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Boarders Wanted

TWO STUDENTS ACCOMMODAT. ed in private home. central. modern conveniences. 7191i. or apply B. care Guardian.

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Ontario Plums

7,000 baskets Ontario Preserving Plum; coming to thc island next week. Remember. the season only lasts a few days. Place your order at once with your grocer. Clark Bros. Wholesale Fruit Importers. Charlottetown, P. E, I.

HOUSE FOR SALE

Eight roamed dwelling house practically new. situated No. 451 Elhsr ‘$8., n6ar Condensed Milk Factory. Bathroom, roomy from verandah. Concrete ccllir wail. Subject to prior arm's will be offer- ed at public auction on Friday Sep- tember 12. Foratsrms and particul- ars apply to PALMER l ‘PALMER

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ChineseIS0IdIeryWOf Rapscallion Type

(Canadian Press) SHANGHAI. Sept. 5, —~Fr.'reign observers from the battle front state that the moat noticeable features of he campaign. just opened arc the primitive nad utterly unsanitary arrangements provided to deal with the wounded and rapscallion type of Ch'ncsc soldlery involved. following thc usual Chincso cus- tom of putting the least trained and poorest troops in front lines.

Tho press gang continues busy bore. The work is carried out by groups of soldiers with ropes and handcuffs who alczo likely IOOKIIIK Chinese for military dutypwrap-

ing five or six oi them together and handcuffing those who resist.

0h’i;0wn Exhibition Tenders

Separate tenders will be receiv- cd by tbs undersigned up to and on Friday. the twelfth SoZ-dem-ber. lil- 24, for the. following privileges at the exhibition to be held n Char- lottetown from the 30th 5191-9111591‘ to October 3rd, 1924.

1—For the privilege rif catering under the Grand Stand only.

2—-For the printlns and selllna or Score Cards for the races.

s-ror the sulwlrlns of straw "1 required.

4—~I~‘or ' selling feed for horses, cattle. m. on the awards-

5-—For supplying pressed oidhay _for race horses.

in Ndsfil and 2 and 4 the high- out or any tender, and in N08. and 5 the lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.

Ccndltionsmay be obtained at

‘ tho nffibe ct Charles R. ‘Smailwood.

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town at 11 o'clock, at Central Bede. ‘ills at 3 p. m. and at Belmont at 7.30 p. m.

FRATERNAL VISITATI The members oi Eastern Star la night received the members of the fraternity from Stanley Bridge at the Masonic Hall. After the de- gree was exemplified a social even- IBB was spent by all. There were upwards oi eighty members pre- sent all ‘of whom thoroughly en- joyed the dainty refreshments served by the ladies of the Eastern Star. er. rsutzs SE-RVICESLThe Rev. J lEilhlflCfl Purdle. B .-D.. will preach in St. Paul's Church, Char- lottetown, on Sunday, Sept. 7th both morning and’ evening. The Rector. the Rev. H. D, Raytuond, M- A» will officiate at all services the following Sunday. Thom will be no sessions of the Sunday School until further notice owing to the decision ct‘ the Board of ‘Health.

METHODIST CHOIR ENTER. TAINED.—— 'i‘hc members of the Methodist Choir wcrc entertained to a delightful supper last evening by Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Smith at their home in The Royalty, After partaking of a splendid repast, thc remainder of tho evening was spout. in singing the old favorltc songs interspersed by readings and vocal selections. etc, until Auld Lang Sync brought the evening to a close. The heartfelt thanks cf the choir were tclnderefl to the host and hostess by Rev. W. M. Ryan, Mr. G. F. Hutchcson and Prof, Fletcher. the choir singing "For They are Jolly Good ifellows." Mr. Smith in acknow- ledging thc thanks of the choir, as. surcd all proscnt that it was u pleasure to be able to give an even. lng's enjoyment to tho choir as re- cognition of the vuluablc services renderdc so freely to the congregn. tion at all times.

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Prof. H. A. TliUllOfl returned last night from a visit to the St. John Exhibition.

Miss Ethel Block loft Thursday morning t'or Boston and Now York where shc will visit hcr sisters.

Mr. Iliouel Buotc ltusticovlllc. and Iifcnry Dclrott. City, lcft this morning to resume their studies at St. Augustine Seminary, Toron- '20.

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PhonslSept. 2nd, 1924. to Mr. and Mrsn

Frank Iienncsscy, 97 Kent Street, a (laughter.

DEATHS

. At ’l'ruro, N.S., Scpt. 3. llillii, .IiIIiI Snmuvi t\|t..l, formerly .of Clyde iiivcr. Pal-Ll. Funeral irom G. i). Wrights parlor Sunday. Sept. 7. at 2.15 p.m. interment at iClydc Ilivcr.

2| Signs Treaty

With Netherlands

(Special to ths Guardian)

OTTAWA. 0nt., Sept. 5.—-0n the authority of a royal warrant authorising them to execute it on his behalf Hon. J. A. Robb and Hon. T. A. Low today signed the new trade treaty with tho Nether-- lands. By its provisions there is un exchange of most favored nation treatment Instead oi the inter- mediate tarlff which Canada has hertofore extended. ln the last ‘fiscal year imports to Canada from the Netherlands totalled $5,460,344 while exports from Canada were $9,488,076.

--——~Q+>———- ARTHUR-KELLEY NUPTIALB. At tho Manse, North Hedeque on Wctlncstllay Sept. 3rd at 8 o'clock a. m. by Rev. D. K. Ross, B.A., Chrles Johnston Arthur, sent oi Mr and Mrs James Arthur of Summer- slde to Vera Blanche Kelley. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willis H. Kelley of North Ilcdcquc.

Tho bride and groom arc well and favourably known in Summer- sitlcnnd vlciniity. bliss Kclloy is a graduate of tho Summoraltle Business College and is a young lady of splendid character. She is a mem-ber of the Presbyterian Church at North Bedcquo nad a valued member of the Yflillli; Ladies Missionary Socloty- Th? groom is one of Sumimersidlfa best young mrnt and destined to do well in his chosen vocation. lie had a few yours practical experience as a druggist in Summersltle nad has purchased a business in the town of Souris. to which point the happy couple wmt by auto on Wednesday morning after the marriage coro- mony.

They were attended by John and Rota Arthur, brother and sister of the groom. nad were accompanied to Bouris not only by these but by the father and mother and brother of the bride.

An excellent shower was given the bride on Friday night. The. presents were all that could be de- sired. Mr. Sandy McGregor was present and assisted very greatly in tho entertainment of the even-

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“All join in wishing Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Arthur a happy wedded life wishes" of a host of friontia follow them In their new homo ln,Souris. P. 10.1.

lfillllit colored carpets should hr rubbed occasional I . . tn isle.

CENTRAL BEDEQUE SERVIC- to thank Messrs Hig , , gs dz Co., Ltd. E8- Spt. 7th. Preaching at- Free- for the sum oi $20.50, being allow-

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APPRECIATION. —'IIhe P. E. Is.

I Iland Protestant Orphanage wishes

ance from sales of Howard's Brah- min tca to date,

League Of Nations

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from that of the erstwhile ‘Ameri- can kind. for example. iHis govern- ment insists that the slaves are "m" J" U19 flosition o medieval BBrfs than slaves; that they are at tachcd to great properties or es- tates; that they are transferred al- °11K witlrthe real estate but that l-Ilfly are not slaves in the ordinary sense of the word.

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I IRII Taffarl to be There.

These and numerous other tech~ nlcal points that have been raised will be thrashed "out ‘by the Sep- “imber “Bsenlbly. and m the prea- _\ence. it is hoped. of Ras Taffarl himself. As a matter of fact. Leag- "e" ""31"! WIIY the Abyssinian: prince's declarations of sincere de» ‘sire to bring his country up to thc status of western IDuropoan vici i- lzation and they tiool that the qu . tion ol slavery is largely one of different ideas and viewpoints, Th0)’ are trouvitlcetl tliilt as soon ‘as the descendant of King Solomon 1"" I19 Riven thc modrrn world» nwme W111i 0i’ vlcw on thc subject‘ dllat he will endeavor to recognize Iilllso country on a corresponding ba-

Ncvcrtheless, thc League has p0 intention whatsoever of counting exclllfillT/Iy 111101! Ras -'I‘uffarl’s sen- se of the general fitness of things to settle thc problem. Dilrin_.-; the past X0411‘ till‘ League has addres- eed inquiries to virtually every ‘go- vernmcnt in the world on the sub- ject.

T119 sreat bulk ,oi' these have now sent in what information they havic on the subject their observa- tions ihercon. and their ideas oi‘ thc best way to handle thc prob- lcm.

In the meantime the League has created a commission of internu- "011111 OXiIcrts in colonial tngflgrg to study all those replica and for- nlulaic the best plan of action. This pan, wil-I be snbnllttctl to lilo Sleptcltlbcr ussclnbly for ilnal at"

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Arbitration Key Note

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Frenchman saserted tonight that there was no justification for pes- simism ovcr thc general situation. because the genuine desire every- where was to discover a means of attaining world tranquility.

The most favorite outl'ne of the situation tonight ls that France (IIUGIIIH security must come before unlimited arbitration and that uni. armament should logically follow in thc wakc of thc operation of ar- filtration.

'i‘wo statements made by Prem- lcr Illzlclknulfl in ills dramatic address in which he appealed for unfaltcrlng courage in handling thc Drobiotns before thc Assembly caused much misunderstanding and a particularly unpicusatrt feeling among French nlcn. One was his apparent characterization of thc league arbitration solution of thc Uiipcr Silesia affair as u. mistake.

Uproar followed British Premier's Remarks

Fflllmvlfif; 1111011 the uproar caus- cd by ills remarks. Mr. MacDon- ald issued u statement saying that ho citcd Upper Silesia as a casc hotly criticized in some quarters and tucuns lncrcly to point out that critlclslu like this received grcut publicity whcrcus good actions ticrlorulcd by thc Lcaguc of N’!- lions wcrc rarely mentioned. llc lnsisted that hc had no lntcntlun of passing judgment on thc Upper Silurian decision.

'i‘l|c second causc for consternn lion was thc lmpcrfcct rcnticrlng ‘mo Front-c of Premier hlncDon- ald's zissociation rcgartling thc in- ability of coutctuporzlry politicians iu l'ix the responsibility for aggres- son. in thc course of his remarks on this subject hc said: “idvcry- body knows that assigning the res- ponsibility fur aggression is thc last thing done, and it is always douo by historians who write fifty yours aftcr thc aggression has bccn made, and ucvcr by politic- ians who llvc through thc begin- ning of thc war."

This was immctllatcly scizcd upon as an tsxprcsaiou of Mr. Mac- Donald's doubt as to wllcro rcs-_ ponslbility for thc great war luy. iiut the British Prinlc ‘Minister to- night uladc it ticricctly clcar that he was not rcfcrring to any partic uinr war. ’

Developing thc plan which Ilc had enunciated in a statement to thc ncwstiaticr corrcspotldcn-t thc previous night, Premier Mac-Don- ald urgctl ihc convocation of n dis- urnuuncnt confcrcnw in Europe at- tcnllod by rcprcst-rrtzltivcs of the lmaguc of Ntitioltsitlclntling thc lJniicd Slates and (icrnlztny and hc rcconnucndcd raise elaboration of thc couvtnatlt 0f the League and that thc Authority of thc

Will Be Below Average

(Canadian IPreas) LUNENBURG. N. ‘S.. Sept. 5.~: Catch of file Luncnburg fishing- fleet will bc much smaller thisl year than last. your, zlccorfling to‘ ‘reports brought to this port by about twenty vessels of tho float] .which have zlrrivcd titlring thc past icw days. Although thc fleet numbcrctl approximately thirty vcrsscls less than last ycar, catch per vessel will this year be uudcr that of last year.

C. N. R. Bonds Oversubscribed

(Special to the Guardian)

N-IBW YORK, Supt. 5.—'I‘Im I10- miniou of Canada offering of $20.- 000,000 thirty your‘ ~i 1-2 pcrccut bonds for the account of thc Cann- dlan National ltallways was ovcr- stxbscrlbed and thc books closed before noon today.

Mappers’ Rash Said To Be 0n. Increase

(Canadian Press)

NEW YOIUK, Supt. 5.~l"luppcrs rash. a skin distaaiw prcvalt-u-t among bobbed haircd girls in on ihc increase heczuisc of thc fad for new style-s in bobs, aucnrfliltg to Dr. Churlca I". Pabst, of Brooklyn, medical cxamlncr for thc Civil Service Commlslolt, and u special- ist in skin (iiscastw.

The rash nppcnrcd along with bobbed hair and the jmlicllls gave it, its non-medical nalno. Dr. Palhst investigated and found it was plain folliculitis, in wthcr words inflama- tion of folllcul or depression of the skin from which the hair grmvs. Illondtzs, because of their tcndcr skills wcro found to bu ntoru alla- ccptlble than brunettes. Thc rash is caused by close shaving of the nnck or the nsc of dull clippers which pull out the hair instead of cutting i-t.

Dr. Pabst auys frcqucnt trips to thc barbcr to have a straight bob turned into a uhin-glc, and then in- io a boyish und finally into a pinc- applc is causing the numbcr of rash victims to increase daily.

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Sir Wm. Mulock Becomes Chancellor

TORONTO. Sept. 5.—-By accla- mntion, Sir William Mulock was elected today by the graduate body to tho office of chancellor thc University of Toronto in suc- cession to t.hc late ‘Sir lddmuud Walker.

Sir George Foster 77

OTTAWA, Sept. 5.—-Rt. Hon. Sir George l-i. l-‘cstcr. K.t‘...\i.tl., is to- day cclcbrutlng his 77th birthday. Sir George, accompanied by l.a~ dy Foster. is at present in SOIIIII Africa Canadian delega-

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council bu cxrrclsctl so as to insure the continued cxlstcucc and pros- perity of the league. t ‘

Meanwhile, if Premier MacDon- ald's rccolnmcntlaticvls arc curried out. it is realized that the trum- CIIIIOIIS task of ro-frultllng thc con- vennnt will have to bc faced. 'I‘his would udlnlttvtlly bc slow, bccatlsc only one of a dnzclt ulucntlutcnts tilrcntly luadc to tho convcnultt has gouo into forcc, owing to d-clzly in ratifying by thc various states.

liir, ivlaclltutultl spoke tonight on thc profitublc cllaractcr of the draft pact of security drawn up by tho Alucrlcans. Ontlirliitg his suggcsllorls for an culargctl arbit- ration coxilltilssiiln. or court, which would st-ttlc all disputes, hc thought that thc judges might lw sclcccctl from thc world's vldcr statcsltil-u.

Various views were hcard manng thc llclcgtltcs troncvl'll’llg thc Brit- ish Prltnc Minister‘. address.

Newspaper Man is King's President

(Canadian Press)

HALIFAX, N. 8., Sup-t. 5.---ltcv. Arthur Ilcury Moore, iVl.A.. of Si. Johns, Quc. l.. the ncw president of the University of King's (follt-ge Mr. Moore having accepted thc post. which was offcrt-d to him fol- lowing a mcctiltg of II(\, lllourd oi‘ (‘rovcrnors of tho univt-rsily hold lust Frldayn llc will takc ovcr his duties curly Ill October.

"Thu ncw prcsldctl-l," IICCOHIIIIK to a illlllPIlICIII. issued by (Yollcgn authorities. "ls our» of ht- outstand- ing younger mcn of illc Church of Englantl in (Ianadzt; a man of broad cxlmrlcltcc and (mtloolt, a forceful spcztkcr altd dchutcr, a wrltul" and journalist of tnarkcd ability. a horn louder of mon, and a strong and magnetic ]lt‘l‘i-l()llilI- i-ty; just thg kind o1‘ man nrtsdcd by King's nl this time."

at Klugscy, (Inc... in lliliil, is a graduate of Bishop's University, Lcnnoxvillc, Qua. iic has had churches at Sawycrvillc, Stan- stoud and Si. Johns. For the past five yours ho has hccn odiior of tho St. Johns News. and is a dl- rcctor of the Cnnndlltlt Wcrkly ltlcwspnpcr Association. and (rltulr- mun of its editorial committee. lio was a lecturer in the school of journalism in the University of ‘Po.

‘ ronto in 1922.

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. QUEEN HOTEL

l Water Strut. Charlottetown

‘This popular Hotel has been completely renovated and NHIHIIIIIII‘ throughout and offers very comfortable Jeoommedatioa to the travai- lt-tq public. ‘Ihs tabla ls slpasiaiiy jsod and the public are esurcsously cared for. - Isles, 08m: day. IRUOI TAYLOE. Manager