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On Saturday afternoon at the warmtwwvirn T951115 Grounds the t. ad o‘ a series of Tournaments fiplayed between Sumrneralde and ..W;,,;wtown. Charlottetown‘: long Lndm; hid for more strenuous pro- ’ m1 mmpetltlbn has been very 9!- mwely called this season by Sum- mnide. The interest in the game in western metropolis has been

my increased by the extensive “Woven-tents made on their grounds ma the addition of an extra couit. mm tournaments as arranged be- ‘veen these clubs this summer is A nd to have the desired eflect. that ydfl-eloplng players who will hold M; ground in Maritime events.

The initial meet of the present sea- m was played in Summerside on we 3rd inst. when out of twenty- m-en events, Summerside players “wed i4, On Saturday last at chnlotietovl-n, the tables were tum- ” somewhat, Charlottetown winning enoi sixteen events.

m premier players of the after- ”, was Mr. W. McDonald. of Sum- mmlde, who in men's singles, de- mos the best that Charlottetown iolild array against him. Other m“; Summerslde players were “gees Sinclair. lvlcArthur and Link- lettei. and Messrs. D. 0. Stewart and gevst. C. Jeans. One of the best natclies “.15 played between D. O. stevirt, sulnmersidc. and Lloyd Jen- iunGbarlateanln. won by the lat- ter 12-10. Misses Sinclair and Mc- ml-lur, Summerside. who won over lfiases 1i. Stewart and 1. Bourke.

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A mining congress was held recent ly in Mexico City to consider plans W!‘ relieving the GEIPTPSSIOD now pre veiling in the mining industry

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Macon“;

For Sale

Male Help Wanted

ton sate. TO am‘, BOARD 11m; , room signs on hand at Guardian Office. u DOWS FOR SALE-C COWS NEWLY frcshened at Finlay McDougalls, Belle River. ‘ 45l8-6-17-2i 70R ALE-l DRIVING WAGON. l? . lie-w. Apply to D. A. Mc- Kliirlon. 20 Douglas St.,45l6-6-l7-Bi FOB SALE-ABOUT 60 EUSHELS I. c. potatoes. field run. 50c a bushel.

_ Apply Albert Robertson. Mermaid. 4499-6-17-11

SEVERAL CHEAP WORK HORSES. all sound. P. McGratb, Covehead Bord. 4431-6-14-51.

-___-_______,_________ FOR SALE-COMFOPJTABLE HOME in toccl repair, quantity wood, large {Zara-en Apply Mrs. Partridge. York. ' _ » 4412-6-13-81 Hiiu CONTAINING so ACRES 01-‘ . laiid with good buildings. Apply

l Bracken Wood, Alexandra. 4410-6-13-41

FOR SALE AT A REASONABLE prim, fifty one silver black fox lPlllir. Parents registered in the lCanadian National. Nelson Wald- l ion, Tyne Valley, P. E. Island. ‘ 4436-6-14-8l. u‘. _ YOHJGE TO LET. CENTRALLY located Apply Fred H. Trainor. 80 Grafton Street. 4481-6-17-31. M‘ a [TWICE CABBAGE PLANTS FOR sale at 25c a 100. Thomas W. Mav- htil‘. Maple Plains, P. E. I. 4489.

R ‘ SALE - AN UP-TO-DATE Nil-age. all modern conveniences. Ind nice barn suitable for gar- "t- Apply l7 oiehai- Street. 4308-6-lO-tts3wks.

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UBIST WILL FIXTURES FOR. SALE

“millet/.- grinders for flour mill. , Shifting pulley and elevator. Will ‘be sold at a bargain this week. _Whlle dismantling the grist mill of fitorzc E. Full a Son. at foot of l Prince 5t, Apply at Mill or Major

D. A. hfacDonald. 452a i—___

Feinale Help Wanted

h~______. _ BWSE-KEEPER. (MIDDLE AGE I Preferred», who would be willing to I fire for an elderly lady. 2 in fam- l, h‘. Write information to Anthony MacDonald, Kelly's Cross. 4501-11 i¢u-___ WF-‘YTED - amt. r01: nonse- Wili. Mrs. Burnett. 24 Upper “inshore St. "sir-aw." 45l0-tf

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“TED -cnu. on MIDDLE iifitd woman. to do light house- . °¢lllhit. Able to do plain cooking.

livvlv 2t Longworth Ave. 6-l7-lwk

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WANTED-JINGLE MAN, ABOUT 25 years of age. capable of taking charge of small farm. Apply P. 0.. 373. City. 4446l6-14-tf “lANTEb-FARDI EQUIPMENT EX. pert Mechanic. having experience with Grain Binders, Tractors, etc. Apply by letter, give references, state cxpf-rienre. Manufacturer, care Charlottetown Guardian.

M. H. W. 6-17-31.

WANTED-ONE 0R TWO YOUNG mcn for sales posdlons \v.th estab- lished National organization. Sales experience unnecessary. We train you on a salary basis. Applications from college men for slimmer ivork also welcome. References required. See Foy, Queen Hotel, this morning or evening. 4494-11

MEN ‘VANTED TO LEARN THE Barber ‘Trade through our special short course. Expert training. Par- ticulars free. Moler Barber College,

‘573 Bcirringtozi St, Halifax. 4—l-ttstf. Lost LOSE? — BETWEEN BRIGHTON

Road and Corner of Kent and Pow- nal, :1 small enamel brooch with

diamond centre. Reward. Phone 649-1. 4467-6-16-31 Miscellaneous

AUCTION SALE AT JAMES BROWN Bradalbane. June 18th. Rufus Stevenson. auctioneer. 4503-11 l

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EARN YPVFARDS OF S25 ‘YEEKLY grolvin: mushrooms for us. Illus- trated booklet. for stamp. Canad- ian Mushroom Company. Toronto 10. lrl. W. M. 6-17-21.

TENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED by undersigned for painting 0f Sl- John‘; Church, Milt-m up to June

10th. W. II. Horne, Milton,

4373-6-12-13-14-1718

JOHN ALFRED “acDONALD. LAND

Surveyor, Box 29, l-lcrmanville.

3570-5-6-1mo.

POTATO TAGS FOR THE SEA- eon's shipments on short notice Guardian Central Printvry.

Wanted

WANTED BY YOUNG LADY. board and room. Apply E.. c. 0.. Guardian. 45l3-6-l7-tf

WANTED-SECOND HAND SNARE drum in good condition. Write Guardian. 4408-6-13-4l WANTED - TWO UNFURNISBED rooms for light house keeping. Im- mediate possession. Apolv c o.. Guardian. 4447-6-14-31

wauten IMMEDIATELY-SMALL house or flat. centrally located. first class condition. Phone 1264.

4470-6-16-21

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SALESMAN WANTED

Wanted experienced allel- man, between twent, flve and tinny flvc rm! of we for promotion and sales organizi- tion work on the Island. llofer-

ence required. Write. P. O. lea 88. Saint John. N. B.

Meeting 0f S’Side Town Council

Ari adjourned meeting of the Sun-n rnerside Town Council was held last nisht with Mayor Lldstone in the chair and Councillors Schlirinaii. Grady. Phillips ma Kelly present, Mr- Mes-envy. city engineer of Char. lottetow-n, was present and gave some valuable advice to the council and answered all questions put. tn mm very satisfactorily. Mr. Messnrvy was in Summerside all day locking into the work of paving Central Street. A resolution was passed to lay n p51". manent concrete street un Central street from Water street as far north as the council sees fit and that the work be proceeded with at once. Further resolved that all owner; Q1 Property on that part of the street ‘which is to be paved be assessed one eighth of the actual cost of such work. A resolution was also laasied m lPDoint Mr. Messervy at $5 per day

engineer for the work of lt-aving the streets. The finance committee were instructed to purchase any material necessary for the paving of Central St. A communication from the wa- ter and sewerage commissioners ic- garding the services of one of their men in connection with the work of the streets was laid over until the next meeting. A resolution was pass- ed to purchase a. flag for the town building at a cost of $6.85. The size of the flag to be 3% by ‘H’; feet. A complaint was made by Councillor

plus hotel arid travelling expenses as l

Central Guardian

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cans-r msPacrroN-‘rhis after. [noon at s15 West Kent ane Qugen Square cadets will be inspected by ‘Captain a. c. Campbell and Lieut. chant Governor Hearts.

I SUPREME COURT-There is but ‘one case docltetetl for the Supreme l Court which meets this morning. that _cf Creed ano. vs. Peardon for eject. merit.

ATTENDED SHRINERS" CON. "ENTION-Maioi- o. a. McDonald. Mr- Harry Brown. city. and m. John A. Lea, Summerside. attended the Shriners‘ Convention at Toronto last week. M3101‘ McDonald and IVLr. Lea returned Saturday night.

LAW SOCIETY MEETING-Jihe annual meeting of the Law Society cf Prince Edward Island was held yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock in the Law Library with the retiring president, Hon. H. L. Palmer, in the chair. The following officers were appointed for the ensuing year: Pres- ident, HIP‘. McPhee; vice-president. N. W. Liowther; secretary-treasurer, W. E. Bently. K- C.

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FRENCH CRUISER IN POET—, The French cruiser Ville d‘y‘s arriv-I ed in port at 6 p. m. last evening, Commander Pierre Nathan and staff officially visited Lieutenant,’ Governor Heart: upon arrival. His Hoizor later rcturning the call ac-

HON. CYRUS J. MacMILLAN H 0 0 ILIICO ‘ *1 llizillaxrcs, "clllflfllflll‘ _" a Fairy _ lo "Talus the '9." dfflfli‘

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new salads,

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Schurman in reference to dirt being Wmlimled by hi5 Aides ¢°l- 30°F" left in’ heaps by the side o! tile road ‘Ind Llwl- Blmtlin- The usual court- after it was swept up, and also about ‘Bile! W!" BXY-éflded by the Chi-t-

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.1113 lack Q! parking space for c375. hOUEIOWn Climb tho 10:31 $611111!» lhd

. He said this matter had brought lgolf clubs. to the uniting officers.

‘Coun. Phillips, in reply. stated thagdance at. Edgewater. ~'

everything possible was being done to keep the streets clean. A sug-l 5on1) ACCIDENT_MQQfly_g 1n a section from Coun- Kelly that l-‘cloud of dust. on the road between street cleaner with push can. and lpundqs and umn-en's Mm; smug b10031 bfl tmhwifed evfil’ "lit W “N? day afternoon, two motor» cars were-j the en-eeie eleen. The. 1213MB! we: Zbadly smashed and the occupants of} eft to the street comm-toe. to loo Ione ca’, Messrs wmud Jordan “d! into. Mr. Phillipsalsostmed thiitgRussen Mam“, were painfully mfi the matter of marking water forljuni ML Mcseth being “ken m, the parking of cars was rec-suing the ‘ Mhnmgue where his head was ‘ound ‘ ammtm“ °f ‘he Stree; fummntee‘ ‘ to be so severely cut that it required Th’ 9°11” “e m be "“5”ruc‘ed, “nsixteen stitches to close the wound. prosecute any person found speeding , ML Jbrdan was brought to the “f 11"‘- ‘g’ ‘léwmizgntminmzlfetiffPril-ic: Edward IslaLd Hospital suf-i Zclltirtxlotrlixjif my. Speedlng-\\“:£‘_ ‘ifciing from a fractured knee cap. He. in the town limits was referred to by l “V” reported “sung ‘fsmlfzfgii?

, ‘last evening. Messrs J. hill . A to snnwasl _ 5121622210502; pa); at Ehepcargnar o‘ {preventive officer and J. C. McDon-

Central street and Fitzroy streets, to am‘ pmhibitm“ mpfcmri ma“? ' do away with the honking of cars. lit tan“ °r ‘h’ “h” m’ we“ bu“? that corner as complaints had becnlshike“ up Bmh “'5 “'5” damned made by the Princellountyaiifipl- ‘beymd repair‘ tal of the nuisance The work of lay- ing improved plains in Preparation PREMIER for the new concrete street will be - (Continued from page l) “We have dealt with the Provin-'

recommended on Thursday 511d MP connection with the street paving on i ces." the Premier repeated, "in a.

to his attention by certain citiaensQOn Thursday ifisl-Ionor will give a‘ l

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‘"“cl." the latter l'.'l scrial form. Al ibcr of his aixicles dealing with Canada appear in the "Child's Book

' ' ° ‘ anti in "The Child-

Edacatzonzst .- , In 1320 on the occasion cf the. ___' lcelcbraticn cf the 103th nnniver=ary

D1 WW5 J. Macmillan. cf Mei Gill University, whose appointment‘ as Minister of Fisheries in the fine-I kenzie King Government has been‘ announced. has had a. distinguished academic career. He was psi-n in Wood Islands, Prince Edward Island.‘ son of the late Hector C Maclnillani and his wife. Isabel Fraser. and re-l ceived his early education in the. one-room school at Wood Islands. From there he matriculated into’ Prince of Wales college. He gradu- ated with an honor diploma and the Vice Chancellor's medal for English‘ awarded by the late Judge Fitzgerald

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turn to Prince Edward Island he we; appointed teacher cf English 1:1

position fcr three or four years. , In 1903 he was awarded his. 1\-f.=.s-‘ ter cf Arts degree by AIcGill. He:

subsequently took a three years‘;

Prince of Wales College holl-lin: tlia: _

course in the Graduate School or‘, __

of McGill, Di". lfaca-llllan at the rc-, quest of a London publisher wrote} a history o! the instizution. 1t ap-l peared under liie iile of "_\fcC.iil

‘ and Its Story." It is a complete his- .tcry of the university,‘

and of the earl; struggle fci" CClllCJLOfl in Can- ada He has also contributed articles to vaiaclis iii zines and Journalsl Canadian, Am ail and English on, literature and ecancmic subjects in; relation to the Maritilii: P1.3\'111Ces>; In ‘.925 Dr. hfacinillan was ap-, t" ~tsd a me cr of lh= Royal Com- lYLlSIlCYi on niai’ Claims l-inovrlr as the Duncan Co" issicn under the j

of the Supreme Court. Afzcr his.‘ ma ‘redraw Ree graduation Dr. li/iacmillan entered u 1333 1... ._,H.,_._ ..13:.,.d as‘ ‘the second year in Ai-ts in .\fcGill a l“ m? P...“ C_.A.,,_n,‘,_.\$,,,., University, ildllfiilll’! with honors‘ _ v In 133g he in English and v. On his re- _,_,_, 151px? gnu-erg‘

a chairman of n on Education

anntnii 3 13"" 05.123," the Teachers‘

' funeral

evening meeting 242-. Liglitizer and

Mr] Nash were the speakers. A vote

:f thanks was tendered to the var-

. s. at the close of the

evening; a‘..- a heart-y voze o! thank;

was given to the rec‘. i; offLcers. Al dninz; supper was .'ed to th?

membcrs in the adjoining hall. S.

_LARGELY ATTENDED FU- ‘_ NERAL-The funeral of Mr. John- Edlvard Gallant took place on Mon-i day morning from his late rfisidshcé to Si. Pauls Church. Summcrside.’ The Knights of Columbus, marched- in a body from the house to the church and to the grave In rever-, once to the. late Mr. Gallant. ivho; was a prominent summerside busi-l ness man. the stores were closed for. an hour clurznz the time of the fu-. neral. Th: P. E. Island 011195-575 A5‘ . scnation was well represeniecl and a large number of friends from a1‘: pa,“ o; m, provii-ice attended zinc-L Rev Mons: not Mt-l Lean. V. G from Scum. was Cole-l bran: of Solemn Requiem 11355. 35-7

‘sisted by Rev F, X. Galiant. of 155-,

mo“: 53.’. Rev Joins. A. McDonald as Sub ilCflfll Rei D1, yqcnagdeifl o! Tiiisc: che as Dias/or Rev, B351 Crskm o!‘

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Successor to

The MacKinnon Drug Co.

“HOME OF BETTER VALUES”

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"Zllirlnltp Qinlteo Ehurrl) TUESDAY

(LOO-Young Peoples Society-Gather- in; for sports. ctc.,-Summer residence of Mr. Edwin John- stoiie. Brighton Shore.

4465-11.

Eastern Guardian

..'D0 NOT M155 Concert and en- tcrtammenv. hi.‘ student: and gradu- ates of 5ft Alison University in Odd- v fellows Hall, Montague, Friday. June 20th. at 830 p. m. An excellent pro- gram 4520

Tenders For R in k

Tenders will be receiv- ed by _the undernamed architects up to noon, 27th June. for the erec- tion of new rink in Char-

' f Ccrenicn - 2mm as Mam? o, Cc‘ H‘ lotietown. Plans and spe- mnle‘, H, Tmjdo,.e 63mm e,‘ clflcatlons can be seen on Mont Carmel, g1": the blEF and after Wednesday.

Messervy will commencehis work lnl Saturday-S-

e‘! 1' l‘! II _ .1 lenders Lauea For New Rink

Tenders are being called immed- iately for the new Charlottetown Forum. and the plans will be ready for the contractors on Wednesday morning. Bids are to be opened at noon Friday, June 21th. stipulated in the tenders is the condition that the Forum be completed by 0890b" 15th. work to commence on July 15! if possible.

As indicated before. the 106M101‘! selected is on FitzreYSYlTPl- taking in the old Harper factory. the HOOD- er property, and the holdings 01 51X other real estate owners. company was incorporated a. few days ago under the name, the Char- lottetown Forum company. euihmz- ed capital $100,000. Realm“; a Pi“- vislcnal board, a new board of di- rectors has been elected as follows:

President. Dr. I. J. Yeo.

Vice-Pres, J. P. Simmonds-

sec-ye-rnas“ y; s, genderson.

Directors. Mayor Prowse. W. H. V. Dunn”, g. H. Home, A. C. Sinclair.

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BIRTHS

BURHOlZé-At P. 1:. Isle-rid Hospital. June 8. to w. and Mrs. Ellwood C Burhoe. a daughter. Phyllis Mary.

MARBIAGES

MOSSEY-MCLEAN-At .St. .Dun- sun's Basilica on June 11. 1980. at 630 a. m.. by Rev. Monsignor Mc- Donald. Freeman Moe-soy of Both- well, P. E. 1.. andMiss Teresa Mc- Lean. of East Point. P. E. I.

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DEATHS MaoCALLUM-Jn the city on June 15. Mlrllnt Lyons. dearly beloved wife of Jamal Maecallum. aged so

us to at. mama's Basilica. theme

inns flmciefl- _. ~

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year's. Funeral T eeday morning at '

[generous way. We have given large ‘increases of subsidies to these Pro- lyvincial Governments. We have left ‘no grievances of any kind. with the ;’;‘EJ$ #325 ti" relations between

the Provinces and the Dominion were lnever more satisfactory in the hist-

lory of Canada than they are on the

leve of this election." | Discussing the tariffs. the Premier isaid: “In this country as it is today iwe cannot have either a high tariff lpollcy or a. free trade policy. We ghave got to have a moderate policy lthat will ICCOhCllO the interests of :tho different parts of Canada." y The Prime Minister denied that the Dunning budget was a “precip- litate" one, declaring that it simply ‘ put into effect what the Government lhad been planning. and what he lpersonally had been saying. over a ‘year ago. i His attitude had been that trade llvas peaceful exchange of commodit- ies. while the Conservative attitude. ihe contended, was that trade was lrvar. I In conclusion the Premier stressed ‘lthe unportance of the forthcoming Jmperial conferences and challenged Hon. R. B. Bennett to say whom he was going to send to those. confer- ences and who the members of his lCabinet would be if his party is el- ected. Premier King. if re-eleeted. would send Hon. Ernest Lapointe and ‘Hon. Col. Ralstoii to the Empire Conference and Hon. Chas. Dunning and Hon. Mr. Malcolm to the Ec- onomic conference.

The British preference clauses in the budget. he concluded. meant that Canada was at "the leading of the ways-the ways that lead to ll" heart of Empire. the ways that will help to make Ivltish trade what we want to see British trade made." The Liberal party proposed to go to the Empire Conference with its hand [outstretched in coed mm; Mr. sen- lnett on the other hand proposed to l go with a club in his hand.