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Wanted

. om Asrnsnnms wanran, alou- ' I l, I'll].

~ Agents WmlT-‘ed

81584-2743.

41¢ 3 P. m. at B

t, prices .peid. P, D., Hagan, gift-run. _ _ . 0402 a 1a 21

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A. W: Aug?! 3 o Alppi "Puurdialgé I “' I . . .._v, , i. . '- 82~8-12-3l l, “wilrrss m!" Yo l ; l _ locking for a sued w _l‘0 ~ g -0fl='i~‘l m lviornus d really profitable occ_ Bi Victoria. w, formerly oc- 1i usive territor cu __ hy- eratlrm Life, at Fennelllttz "Chandler's.

Central Guardian l

vof Toronto will preach in Alberton 7 onfiunday. Auc. 21st. not Aug. 14th, as previously announced.

WANTED: atuzsznmes. _ "al- Pltltlfit’ Dhulil‘ m" write us for a iluctuiioils. Harris Abattoir ‘(foni-lp lmnY- 83S3YK-I3-1I l: BAPTIST cu nouns-Rev. Al.‘ c C. Banyard will preach at fnyoll." haw 7.30 p. m. A hearty welcome to all.

l YORK, MARSHFIELD CHARGE: preach as follows: Yorkl " Iirackiey 3 p. nl.; Duii-~ e 7.30 p. m. l

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woj v IJQT- nountt: TENEMENT ouse- ‘l ‘and .9 Lower Prince Q. All modern conveniences. Suit; _ able for lodging house or priwte dwelling. Apply Clarke Bros. " 995 . . 8308-8-5-tf

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"Y. _ $103? Montreal.

F I Miscellaneous

' ‘JtNo. ALFREU manouato. LA$ ~ ‘Surveyor, Jiermanvlle, ‘P,.E--l--r ' v I 3024-2-17-1 o _ corneas srubpurs accli- modated at 85 Cumberland‘ St.

i "ins Blcalgv& “MING I’ _ bonuses m _ W581“!!! 9E . ‘l-Your Door c th l mqwhole family». , ' m, we trai ‘ you and

mu h; - 33'“! incur P. w. o.) Biifltillilltii have Y1 - . .. . .. . “ ‘

with your Press"? WWW} I'm“ FOR A WELL-MADE rAilJoneo- menu" Ywmu’ “x2 .. g. iii-measure _Sult or Topco try 5100a week B8 Nit“ 1 Pres‘ the Tailoring Company ,w o has qnlatives. You ca" ‘um ext" won’ a high class trade, s prising

1 to extra dollars or full one into fuliproflts. This is the lype of line that‘ every man and

very many with quality d fit in the lateststyles, write the under- signed who has a high record to

of, the o -" n Bibi 14

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= FUNERAh-The funeral of the

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,. late John Kelly will be held tumor-l _ row morning from his late residence] 139 weymmlthistlreétht 5'45 m 3L Millnll Cove Heod-are-spellding the Dunstan’! Cathedral-Thence to RD-‘Wgek 11K Fltillcllfofl U"! B09519 ‘lflutilletic games and if there is the ‘iiiir. and Mri-l- Iienjumiii MacMiiianl

mun Catholic Cemetery.’

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ENTEitTAlNED-The Sea. Cadets‘ were entertained) by. the Navy. League Thursday evening‘ between performances. They had a very en- joyable time with a-eingsong andl then refreshments were served by Mrs. J. Hearn and her niece, Miss Elia Wilson. ' a . l DONATIONS.—Aii will be pieasedl to learn that Le Devoir excursion-l, ists donated a very substantial.

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pclnan in the direct-sewn! field call and show samples mid styles.

‘plqqklng for. The-Pilatienai" i8 A fit is guaranteed. . F‘. Tar p“ oldest limit-tn the busine55 bush, 1'72 Prince St., harlolte gelling direct tllrollilh 104151 "P" IOWII- ~ 6'23“

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. Writeflxiday for, el- aborate free sample case" and full particulars. t0 Dept» 33. 1179

St, ntreal. I'M” y“ A, , Aug. 13-20. &

TRAININGv SCHOOL FOR NURS-

ai, l-iaverhill, Mass. Standardized Hospital and accredited School‘. Three years course. Affiliations with the Providence City Hospit- oi and Mass. Eye and Ear Infirm- ary. Eight hour day. Allowance 815C0- monthiy. Tennis court. Classes admitted February and

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l; . FoFSale

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m satif- BABV “Kinder. ‘

gccurt style. Almost llcw~ Array) September‘ enema," from Bus. 262 QufleniSl- “P ‘is _ ton. For further information ap- -"— ALE» ODD mEcEs‘ 0F ply to Superintendent of Nurses. FOR s — ' B339-8-B-7i furniture also drivinfl; ""301" -.

Apply Guardian. 8382-8424"

_,________---————-—~—.—r—- ~roa SALE-ls PAIRS OPTICS. . three weeks old. pure bred Yorks.

I . ‘ Male Help Wanted L l BIG EARNINGS. BTEADY -EM-

bwmty p _.Caph‘ Graham's ployment fo_ Barbers. Become m“. " 31* ‘£3330 812 2i expert in ks. Write Meier i ' . ‘. "_’ Barber. Coll . Deilflfl-meilt "F".

_ 25st‘: FAC- gnu“, , . » ul-l-QZ-ttstf term? fipiy 23d nstollgliros... ' ‘ _ "" liars it ‘rllik-P-"E- l- Mast/mu» naxamsn seem-

M“ y o“ a 8308-8-9-6l ' ' $250’ monthly

110, Guardian.

..*_--— ' R SALE-NO. 11 DELAVAL ’ F0 8140-7-27-Si1t-ll

Cream Sleperator 1,000 capacity t‘

only used short time, guarantee ---——i-—-———.\__---——vries sold by the dish as did nmvydone m h ms ire me 5m en , Billie dolln it up iirown yester-

millimlle first cwss-c°ndn"°n' An’ WAN-TE _ MAN To oznMoNsulpmawesl p'“eb°"'l.es.1§¢i peas 35° to putfocrthtgrcatgr efforts toqheifiténluy. bllt could lloi get ill for Hi" ply loll Prince Street. B8-i2-3i lrnlc and soil “Wear-Ever uhlnr, and rhubarb 8c aburich. Hay 50c m m“ wide-sphere b; when ‘ gum“ _

-_---_--——— —~— lnum specially kitchen sllulllvto 55c; straw 40c and val-s 81c.‘ The lectures given by MES Edith‘;

FOR SALE-FORDSON TRACTOR. ment: Phone or call, F. W. Lana! Sinclair’ Miss M; Lwmchester’, 'why m,” A_ K m“ an [he “my

Oliver Tractor Plough and Lever set Tractor Harrow, all in excel- lent condition,» nFor pBrl-lclllilfl write CluardiahFIEoit “B. C."

8329 8 0 i0i

Queen Hot/Saturday and yiiuy,‘ 10—-12, and 2—-4. _ ‘ 84lZi-8-1li-2i.

>~————-—-—— _ _ I), _ FOR SADET’SU “alon- s-CN‘ l," i179 Bieury 8L, Montreal.

Leghorn Cockere bred from the

. MEN i LEARN T0 BECOMEtaWa with the Prince Edward Isl-‘been vet m5 m“ smiles» best, ills supply arrived by 1111115 0f my De" i" m9 E33 my‘ gseiesmen. Handle. our popuianland Shooting team hopes ‘the citi-~ o T y d p g, R m. car. '

ins Contest. w c Delemcre ¢°¢l<+ exclusive profitable line. Earn‘ zens will not forget to do their best “ “es P’ "e" “g f“ 3,“ 3y l

ere" who“ dam was “ mgmwred yes you learn. See our ad. in this to make the remainder of the "Pat-l “‘°°°YY.§,§ ggveda‘ tsghengm ah-‘l F. ll. has a new song, "That he" 1034118353 6885- LBIEQ “Em” paper‘ under‘“Agents Wanted." riot's" stay in port a happy one. ' region, e eel i) xe ‘lb ih- ‘Lillie 5mm C! M11193’

ous birds would be ‘ ‘"“ to use . -_.___ ‘ Li‘: sglnyegeffiel 3 ‘W? w ti‘ l:

l“ Y°"l' "imam! W" “tllilsvrlllil- LOTIIING MANUFACTURER POLICE column-Al the polices“ 0°“; yofngnlgfzg°flg lfgfongffgn, Who's in youlgienl Dick? Ms:

$3 if taken at once. Also 2 Old-"p _ hum cockereis, priced according records. Write, phone, or call an

nee them; Mrs. J2 F. Easton, New mademhmeasum.

cit-Stephen Henry Gale HOSPItfl

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cheque both to Egmont Bay Chap- el and to Rustico Chapel. Such gen- erosity is very, cpurtnous and is.

is i th i t i Wm‘ mm m ms medlca,‘ Yjracuse “slvurious sports and the boys are tlliilziirétfliiglyc) gages. _d n e sp ri Iuoffice nurse. Dr. Gillls and partylengngmg “Ne”, mhmm m; the '" . ~ - » lmctored a“ me way arriving Momltime, in incl. having the time of

T0 G0 ABROAD lIEALTlL-Jt is reported that Pre-l lnier A. C. Saunders is to go abroad for about LWOo weeks on account of" his not having fully recovered from his recent ‘- iilness.. During that time, it is said, Hon. Waiter Leo,

lug-Premier.

INMATES TREATEIL- Through the kindness of-Manager Gallagher.

inmates of- Falconwood HospitaLl were treated to an enjoyable con-l cert by the Sea Cadets Band Thurs-L day. This fine musical-aggregation, rendered quite a lengthy progrmmel which was‘ greatly "enjoyed. ' at; ii; i.‘

MARKER-The market was we_ll attended yesterday and the tables were loaded with eggs, butter. poul-

try, etc. Fresh vegetables and ber-L

- ries were in abundance. Fish was

scarce. Butter sold at 35c", eggs 32c chickens 75c; ducks $1.15; raspber?

OFFICERS GIVEN curiae.-

____ ‘Que. 14th, Rev. w. M. Kinnawin, 0.} CORRECTION.-— Rev. Dr. Inkster l, "

EDP-it is expected that Mr. EL W.

B tt. P ' . . . We are buying Blueberries us llh- wit: gmvgesilserggeogxéyeng,‘ Pwe:“Augusla1-i Wharf and Cranberry

end of Dorchester Street ‘Thursdayl .evening when two women, one be-l ting from another section citywengagedn in a liively. , hich resulted» in one being ——United Church of Canada Ex-jw | chan e with Rev; W.1=~H. Palmer 1w the Guy Hannah bu.” mt’ before

~ ' she called at the Pditcel Station and reported the matter;-

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So ‘lyfwilbspeak on Sunday, Augfgfigllliegléraangerlsxeirlig with the S.

New é’; mlmwst, Rusmo’ n‘ 5- m" on Sunday August 21st to ehabiéla - 153°“ 3 p" m‘ Stanley’ 7'30 the mainland travellers to

lhome on sllnday. ,William lialpellny, James

‘ton, are visiting their iprovince, and were guests at the‘ Victoria. They left yesterday after- noon for ‘Souris where they i ‘spend a. few weeks, preparatory tolarounil ilic (Efliiil). “.ioe" looks after lwuring New Brunswick and Novalthc rations and stores and from all lscotia. ‘

V1119. M1185" 15 Visiting ‘T161155 Qnftills season iilld more arc expected the ‘his 5°" 110ml Mn and _¢°"5in M155 Mass every morning and the bai- MEYEBIYN MOT-Mid W110 l8 Bfisflfilliiedlunce of the duy is taken up ill the

.-day. FOR H“ two weeks and enjoy seeing the beauties oi’ the province by auto,

Mmst" °t A“"°““'“'° Wm be 5°" ity United Church will hold a pant-

gry sale on Saturday( Aug. 15th R. T. Holmans Ltd. B

of the Prince Edward Theatre, the Aug 24m for big picnic athnorden by parishioners of Borden Chapel wmnll ll; can")? hall. 0414.,

run cuiiizpoccnrown GUARDIAN ‘"

WOOD ISLANDS-On SundayAL- 0- o. Scouts In Camp

The L. O. C. Boy Scouts (Jamil is nicely situated on the South Side of East River between For!

will give an address in'the Pres- yterian Church at Wood Islands at p. m. All are cordially invited. l

C. P. R. PRESIDENT EXPECT-

. arf. ccompanymg Pre-mhr Baldy“? and? The boys have an ideal split.

'\vith bathing, baseball, pole vault- ‘ing and various other sports pass

arty.

EXCITEMENT.—Considerabie ex- .

sway the day and concerts and sing songs pass away the even~ ings. the boys have just gut their 9; theTBdio set up undraxpexctlo tulle in ‘flghtlon some lllghnclitss stuff before dflven they break cartip, . , _ y Iil the jield. n__which they have ltheir tents pitched, two beautiful mtreams of running water, is within ‘a stones throw of the tents. .4 Their Spiritual Directory, Rev- Patrick McMahon, D. D., of the August 20, have Cathedral Stuff is in charge of the s.~boys, which is sufficient to war- a. return trip rant thoboys being well cared‘ for

ntl given a good time. . With Father McMahon is Messrs. (ioyie . and Leo Duiron, giving every ut- ‘tention to tilc boys by way oi‘ see- ling that their appetites are well Tile Misses Ella and Vern. Msc-‘satisfied they are making wonder- |ful strides ill teaching the boys

ltement was caused on £112,888!

TRAVELLERS FIEL DAY»-

return ‘

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making ul’ zl pole vauitcr or foot- _ . ball player in camp he will soon ML and MrS_ J_ A Mukell, Bog-{begin to show signs of their C0_ii- old homqstunt mulching.

_Mi'. Joseph O'Brien i0 whom all the camp look at‘ mealtimes is by hope tofnr the most important person

. uiccounts is keeping his end of the ._canlp up to date. ' l There is about fiflypbnys in camp

Dr. John E. Cillis of West Somer-

Islflnd- He l5 flclmmimmed bylor the next week, they attend

Mi‘. iliill Mrs. W. J. Brown and ‘family have also pitched their tent in the ilillrlining ficid and lil- telld enjoying the breezes of East River for tilc next couple of weeks.

They expect w Stay aboutuiheir lives liilll look it-

Western Guardian

-—TIIE W. MTS. Auxiliary of Trin- - - NOTES st "

414 Some oi’ lhc fellows say Art can

eat Mor-all anyone else.

-—BORDEN.-Reserve weancsdayl

Wiln hns lilo two horse

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PRESBYTERIAN SUMMER "Hill" ‘would not shave to go

SCHOOL ' ., an ice-cream festival. The students attending the Sum-T

mer School in Zion Church Hail

are finding the lectures and addres-

ses very helpful.

(Coyie) coil, but still they listen ill

n act forbidden.

power

Camp must be a great life when t0

The radio hits n new resistance

. Some iiny there is going to he lilo

Important Judgment In Customs‘ Sei- ‘ ' zure Case

BY HON. J. E. WYATT. K. C». STIPENDIARY MAGISTRATE FOR SUMMERSIDE

After referring to amendments in the formation on the application of the counsel for the prosecution the judgment proceeds that the charge as amended stands that the accused did harbour, keep and conceal liquor unlawfully imported irito Canada or

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Preicher-llev. J. G.‘ hunter, D. B. Bohr-Selected .............. ‘tine. A. Bruce

No Evening Service During

upon which the duty had not been paid. The evidence shows that cer- tain iiquor was found concealed in a manure pile back of a barn west of the Agricultural Hail, Summerside which is used by the accused and a truckman called Clark. The place where the liquor was found is open to the public and accessible on three snot in his car by a drive way along sides. Mr. Barbour drove to the the south side of the barn. no gates or anything to prevent anyone ent- ering. While driving in he saw the accused going in their direction by the south of the Agricultural Hail. This is as near as the prose- cution gets the accused to the man- ure pile in question. They found a man John Gallant in the barn when they found the liquor. On this evidence the prosecution con- 1 tends that by striking out the word “knowingly" in the original act and merely finding liquor on premises is prime. facie evidence of the guilt of the owner without any knowledge on his part that the liquor was there. I do not see my way clear to accept that proposition and I do not think the statute bears such construction. The customs act as amended in 1927 has a proviso that where the goods found is liquor the burden of proof that duties paid rests on the claimant or persons in whose‘ possession the goods ar found what iS the possession contemplated. Instead of taking the definition of l the prosecution I prefer to accept that of the Supreme Court of New York in Sultan vs. Sul1ivan,_whcre

right to deal with the property at pleasure adn to exclude other per- sons meddiing with it." The Words constituting the offence. harbor, keep ‘and conceal, all imply positive action on the part of the accused with the exercises will power, judg- ment uud a suucy mind to do the

What is evidence in this case. Liquor is found in a pile of manure thrown out of a stable in which the accused and one clerk keep their

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Central Christian Church?’

Mltirning Service at ii‘ o'clock. ‘ Convention Preacher.

Bible Sch moi and Preaching Service.

Evening Service at. 1 P. M. Convention Preacher. A Hearty Welcome to the Stroll!" and Visit"- . . . ‘

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St. Pau1’s Church, Anglican Rev.‘ H. D. Raymond, M- A-rReiitilrv >

8.30 A. M.—liol_y Communi

10.00 A. ItL-Sunday School. __ l M

11.00 A. M.—Morning Prayer and Serrnun- HOW 0 Godly." n

1.00 P. M.—..vening Prlyer and Sermon- The Cbril- tian Yoke."

Mrs. Ewen McKinnon will sing

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MINISTERS REV. HAMMOND JOHNSON

ORGANISM-WM. _E. FLETCHER, A. R. C. iVL, A. T. C. L-

THE SERVICES 0.15 A. M.—Prayer Meeting. 10.00 A. M.—Snbbath School.

11.00 A. M.—Preaycherz—-Rev. E. II. Ramsay. “oioistz-Miss Berna lieustis.

7.00 P. IVLPIQICIICIP-IWV. E. H. Ramsay.

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that a court cannot convict on clr-

The lectures on The Apostles an enlarged photograph oi’ Creed by Dr, Kannawin cannot benzunlp this your, at least “Joe" ex too highly spoken of. The adores-insets one, we will see. i ses on Young People's workdiovel

Mrs. L. A. Moore and Mrs. W. M. Y" 4119 mm‘?

NATlONKL_.___________-MAIL ORDER "OUS-Emshing and boating and entcrtain- take a deeper mcerest

has opening in Sales Department, for two men of good appearance and character to sell guaranteed

‘The Chief and Petty Officers of the K 1 m 1 n b_ n. M. c. s. “Patriot” were taken 3e:;“';1';v2 lg}, ,,,,°,‘,§‘ff,?§°p;’§p,i“,,,l See them alillllilg! Who? The

' in ‘he vm-nfeliows that nlirt the hunt yester- ed by Mr‘ Ream on beha“ °f the ious apartments of our churches ‘my- Navy League during their stay in work

port. Mr. Hearn, who leaves for Ot- The evening addresses Bobbie says he who smiles inst

have _ all ‘

court yesterday morning an autoist reckoning ‘i511’! thflt hwukh-

charged with operating ECBJQWIHICi The address on Wednesday eve”

l . a -. ' drunk was fined $50.00 and seveming given by Re“ w‘ Bruce Mu“ on‘ Blil—(roillg to have a thunder

li-ltornl tonight. .iim—'i‘hui’s right,

cumstantiol evidence unless there is no other possible explanation don. sistant with the evidence except the guilt of the accused. Where is the evidence he" t0 Bh0W"the accused more guilty than Clark or the man Gallant. it is not as applicable m the one as the other or does it ap- ply to them or any of them wlth public have unobstructed aobess to this pile of manure from at least three different sides and the liquor could have been concealed there by any person or persons unknown.

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furnished by Johnston and Ward,

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Where is the evidence which makes ’ ‘ it impossxble for explanation except i; hlvlrzaw. E. Fletcher will sing at the Morning Service, her 1 the guilt of the accused? null to j’ 5° g ~ , find it and therefore dismiss the <> "Beyond The Dawn" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Sandman _ ., case. ' > > _ 0 _ .e...‘.¢.__.__’ 4: Rev. Frank Smith will preach at the evening service as ‘ - <> well. Stock Quotations 1;

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MORNING SERVICE 1i A. M.

Rev. Frank Smith of Aylesford will preach.

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