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CHERRY VALLEY Church of Christ, Cherry Valley, tomorrow at .3 p. m., Church Army Van oflicers f will ofllclate. All welcome.

HOPE RIVER AT INDIAN RIVER -1-lope River will present the thrill- ing drama, the “Noble Outcast," Wednesday night, June l8 at Indian River Hall. 4440-6-14-41

pictures inside your house-or light to the film for-better-ex-

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‘lately priced lino.

A FEW MOMENTS THOUGHT — In almost every candy store in the ' province, the “Want-a-name" bar gees on sale today. Ere September l. this bar will have a name gi\'en it I by some Uucflrlrlng person, who

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or‘. to Page 5. where full particulars i, are given. Judging by the large re- .ported advance sale of this bar, it l would appear that the contest will go over with a bang.

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DANGEROUS PRACTICE -- Wey- lmouth street, from Dorchester to {King streets each evening presents ‘ the aspect of a childrens‘ playground, and a very dangerous one at that. A Guardian reporter counted twenty- five children on that section of the street ranging in age from three to ten years, almost a dozen of which were operating “scooters“, and were in constant danger of serious or even fatal injury to themselves. Preventive measures should be taken to cope with this nightly nuisance to motor traffic, laofore a fatality occurs. The presence of the police patrol in that section of the city between '7 o'clock

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soiifrstrimzn WDONADIZXE. S .. yor, Bax 29, Hermanville. 3570-5-6-lmo.

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LCD? IN THIS CITY ON JUNE 9th

. Mr. and lvfrs. A. Scott, Halifax, are rn l-lilisboro Street near Euston, a

visiting in the city

r~r1ll surveying instrument. (Box (‘cirratl in brown leather case. ' -—"-' ' ‘ \*'i‘l finder 121cm: lravc at this Mrs. T. D. Ling. Wheelie!’ Rive!‘-

cfilce and receive reward. 4347-6-11-12-l4-17-19-6i.

who recently came to live in the city has taken up her residence at. 183 Euston St.

Miss Dorothea Stewart returned home last night from Ottawa on a

WANTED - CATS WITH NEWLY born kittens. R. Reymond, South-

Roetl. m“ Phone 117i 2535.31,‘; on,“ visit to her grandmother, Mrs. D.

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F9?‘ -"-~fl - Wzn-sr-zcorm HAND swarm m“ ‘x " "1 in good condition. Wrlic Mn Joseph Q_ Murphy, York, lg fi°1<l~ 1~ L 1 Guardian. 4400-6-l3-4i

FOR SALIF-ZIGZIE‘ est-sound. .7. ll. Sircci. Caytov.‘:1.

FOR SALII-(‘OBIFO TJTADLE IlOM-Ii in good rrimlr, quant if‘ vrcnrl, large garden. Apply Mrs. Pcrirzdwc. York.

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mm .-;..-.~r..1.~.-..\~.-. nigaczzss 0F land 11:11.11 yzo-rl buzldtmzs. Apply Bracken “food, lilozzaridrn.

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spending a few [days at Summervillc the guest of Albert and Mrs. Cur- ran.

VFAP-‘TED 4- TWO UNFURNISIIED

rooms for light house keeping. Im- r. . * possession. Anoiv "FT 9- “"“ c.. . ardian. 4447-5444" Mrs Ralph E Jenkins, accompani-

ed by Mrs. J. D. Jenkins. Mrs. Wil- liam Mayfleld and Miss A. T. Cook returned Tuesday from s motor trip’ from Boston. Mas.

Salesman Wanted . 3 A LE S M EN WANTED - SALES agent fcr Prince Edward Island. Gocd pay Free outfit. We want m": o reliable. energetic repres- tive to trundle tile b€St dlS- —————-—--—-—-————i—~—-—i"— cn the Island. Our agency 15 DOULL-In this city June 14, Mrs. 2*:.“r.?.‘:....“"3ii ’°“;.‘T"’i‘v.".“lf.§€l w- P~ my» __<.~-I-*". **'.-V> ‘JALESRSEN: I-IOIV WOULD A sales position suit you that paid “ell-allowed of being home nights end one that you could be sure of for the ba once of your life? We nrcd a reliable salesman for each County in this rtaic to sell a spec- ialty rl'rec-. from our factory to farmers. This specialty is shipped cut e11 trial of 60 days. Require- ments are good reference - car c-rncr — aga over 30 years. Write rt one: for choice of territory. J.

DEATHS

ADAMS-At: fiurimgtxm, £5.11, an June l3, 1030, Mrs. James Adams, aged '10 years. Funeral today, Satur- day. at 2.30.

DICINNIS-On June 12. 1930. at Wcst Bethel. Maine, Charles W. Mclnnis, aged 60 years, formerly of Winsloc, 3.21.1.

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1n memory of the late W. C. Whit- lock. who died June 14th. 1923. Inserted by his wife and family.

T. Kenn-"y. Sslcsmanagcr. 9915 I-lur .r'.i Ave, Cleveland, Ohio. S-6-l4-11._

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{Bartaae- cwrxs. v/mrra FOR 4443 cnrfcguc: Pmc payments if dc- sflcccl. some used ovens on hand. fl",m'fl Pubhard Oven Company, 1100

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Male Help Wanted

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memo’; of Joseph Stcivart, died June flitcenth. 192G. Fondly remembered by

Wife and Family.

WANTED MAIZPJI-ZD liIAN T0 work on farm. Anply post office Box no. Charlottetown. 4374-0-12-31

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Clerks. Customs Examiner. etc. g UNDERTAKEB i constantly vacant. Writ/s M. C. C. 0 ‘

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WANTED - SALESLADY. Metropolitan Stores.

APPLY 4420-6-14-11.

193! DOMINION CENSYJ MAL“. cnzl Frnzcle Clerks wanted for ' s‘. Ottawa. Get ftlll pariculorr rmw from M. C. O. Olvil Service F-‘hool, Toronto 10.

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MANAGER. WANTED FOR CHAR.- lottet-zwn store. Exnerirnce un- necessary. $300 up monthly. Must be able to furnish 01250 cash de- --~_---_-__..._._

rcslt on merchandise. Manufact- w’ .7 - urer toss st. Dennis st. Montreal. Employment “ “mad ~1———' .._..___...._._._.

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-bouaur APARTMENT abuse IN BUMIMEBBDB in residential sec- tion for sale, orchard, shad: trees. and shrubs on nice grounds. Ill-rte plot of land sdloining. Will DI‘ sold in lots or included with house, Any one desiring one of the finest homes should write box 423, Summerside. e. a. 1. 44514-14411.

PEIIS ONALS

-Mrs. Wallace Williams. of Bum- merside, is visiting in Charlottetown- _g_ _

-Mr. Hooper Linkletber and Mr. Major Townsend were delegates from Trinity United Church. Summerslde, attending the conference at Sack- ville, N. B. S.

-Mr. Laurie Peters has given up his position with Messrs Bell and Chandler of Charlottetown and is‘ now living with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Peters of Summerslde. He will work at his trade in Summer- side. d.

-Colin Craig of Middleton and Mr. Martin of Heatherdale at- tended the United Church correrencc at Sackville last week. Oh their retume Mr. Martin visited his daughters, Mrs. Wilfred Craig of Middleton and Mrs. Lnckhart of Sea- vicw. S.

I Eastern Guardzan "WIGLINGWON AND HOWE BAY WOMEN'S INSTITUTE-The regular

- monthly meeting of this Institute was

held lg the home of Mrs. William Fisher, on Wednesday, June 4th. Ten members and five visitors were present. v Minutes of last meeting were read and approved. Roll call was answered by "Where I would like to travel." Decided to give $6 from the funds towards the Red Cross Campaign. Miss Marjorie Harper and Miss Ellen Stead appointed to can- vas Egllngton district and Miss Mac- Donald to canvas Howe Bay. Win- dow shades have been purchased for Eglington School. Committees were re-appolnied. The members plan to hold s. social and dance in Eglington School before the end of June. Next meeting at the home of Mrs. Wesley Keefe. where roll call will be ans- wered by “My Favorite Proverb." Lunch was served and a social even- ing was spent.

MISS SARAH II. DUGGAN

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at Sea View. in the early hours of May 17th., one o! its oldest and most respected residents ln the perron ‘of Miss Sarah E. Duzgan, after an ill- nes of ovcr three months, at the advanced age of seventy-eight; years She vras the daughter of’ the late Joseph Duggan and 11L; wife Mary Campbell and lived all her life on the farm where she was born. She was loved and admired by a very wide circle of friends who will 111-‘ ways cherish her memory. She was tenderly cared for in her sicknes by her nephew Roy Duggan and his wife. with whom she lived, also her niece M... Helen Adams, Charlotte- town. who was with her during the last u-eeks. She leaves besides those already mentioned. two brothers Jos- eph and Donald Duggan in the U. S. Her funeral was held on the nirIc- teenth and was largely attended, Mr. John Fleck and Rev. Fred Wil- liamson gjliciating. Interment took

tcry, beside those of the family who predeceased her. AFRICAN AVIATION

PROVIDES LAND THRILLS

BULAWAYO, Rhodesia, June l3— -By The Canadian Prcssl-There s/re more troubles on the ground than in the air, in an aeroplane journey across Africa. Some of them were‘ told by Alan S. Butler, Chairman of the Aircraft Company. when sooom- panled by Mrs. Butler and the en- gineer. S..1\'lillyarrl. arrived in Bul- awayo in tile air survey machine, -_ rciolly designed and constructed to mcet conditions abroad Comparativoly speaking,

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l will sell by Auction at Kensing- ton. on Tursdayr, June 11th, at. 2 p. m. one cnr choice horses, including c.1112 matched pnir of greys, 3,000 pounds; one thatched pair, weight 1,800 pounds; one pair of pure bred Clyde mares. The balance of horses nvcragc 1.300 pounds. They are all’ between i5 and "I years old. lire well broken and in good working condi-i tion. All horses will be hitched for' prosprctivc buyers. No reserve. Jorr! W. Vvliiteheltl. 4445-6-ll-Ii

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lIJNISTlD-IEV. W. BRUCE MUD;

ACTING MINIBTII-IIV-B-MOOIIIIEAD LEGATI. B. D. OBGANIST-WALTEB McNITPT

10.00 A. M.—-fl'he SlbbI-th School. - 11.00 A. lit-Preacher: Rev. B. Mnorhead legato. B. D. Anthem-To Doom" Lllldlml-IS" ..... Dykes

z The Choir. Th8 i Store , 5 i t t i s1i§'_‘-’~t.'“..;;7'°f?i‘.°.'.’. .’T‘.‘."..'.‘i .’Y‘.‘T'T'.'.‘.°?f'. Tffkttitli; 5°‘ ‘.“.‘°'"'”““‘E 19¢ i“ INGRAM“ 39 Mr. Charles McKenzie. r001“ PASTE - . SHAVING CREA,“ c l Dueb-"One Sweetly Solemn Thought" . . . . Ambrose < ‘i . J. A. Lawson. Miss J. Macdonald. , 45¢ 50¢ Kl-ENZO Anthem- Blviour “Tglfléflgfin Keep" . .... .. Sullivan LISTERINE . . . . . c SI-IAVING CREAM G even o , - " r ' , _ 1 g ~ . vllmsiiiil‘? viii-lift" ‘liééifiiiiiit 49c Sifitib? tilt‘? 98c A a , , . 4 I i.

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Annual Meeting

The Annual Meeting of the Provincial Ladies Auxiliary;

1 of the P-ofcstani Orphanage will he held in the Orphanage! (Iffigifigos: 21"?“ 25' mmmd" - -- ~ 14" Mount Herbert, Thursday, June 19th at 2 p. m. Standard I Cir-Mr. 3'1, H": 2e,- jg: Sig“: M‘ "f “I“‘“°~"“ 4”" .; . ' - -- - -' 0a ....._,,g.o¢

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‘The annual meeting of the ‘Ladies’ Aid to the Protestant Orphanage was held yesterday afternoon at the Cundall Home with the president,

‘present for their- co-operatlon dur- Mrs. A. c. Sinclair, presiding. Thai

ing the year. A short report was al- so made by the secretary Mrs. A. G. Erucr, and a parallel report. n-isde by the treasurer Mrs. H. S. Hender-

meeting was very successful and was son. largely attended. Following was the treasurers re-l The president made a verbal re- port: | port in which she thanked the ladies Balance in Bank May 10, 1929 .. 1,114.15 , Dues 9.50’ ' Flower Sale 955,33 Candy, "Road Back" .. 1,09 Silver Sold 37,01) Dishes Sold 159,09 Piano Sold 50,90 Brighton Girls sale . . 1.55 Interest . . . . . . . . . .... 3.1m Rummage Sale . . . . . . . . . . .. 290,53 Street Collection ...... .. 2,11,35,71 Mrs. McLurc Donation . . . . . . . . .. 5.00 I "When Kitty Comes" 1,035.65 5,847.56’ EXPENDITURE BY CHEQUE g 1 l To Trustee Board . . . , . . . . . . . .. 4551100 i To Play "when Kitty Comes" .. 320.71 To Magazine for Staff . . . . . 3.00 | 1T0 Flowers (Woolworths) . 22.20 1 To Advertising . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 9.5a 5,015,451 i To Balance in Bank June 13, 1930 ........ 842.07 5,847.56

Europe without incident. and, a1- though the ground was snow-cover ed, weather oonrltions were not un . ‘usually severe. They anclvod in Ath ; Ions on March 23, remained then-I the next day, and took off for their .

trip across the Mediterranean on!

trip was uneventful and the aero-

huke tyres was punctured at. Jaba, The wheel was taken off and the ‘axle jacked up to effect a repair, when e storm suddenly broke out and the machine was blown of; the

Jack on to the axle. An axle drum ilvfnrch 25, nrrivingpn the North‘ on thestarboard wheelwasbrokcn out African coast at sollum. Their luckily there was no further dam- ncxt stopping place was Aboukin;

age. Again at Tabora, when the where they stayed for a few days,‘ rain fall had been the heaviest ror leaving on March 30, ‘ B50111’- 50 Yflfil‘. the slrdrome was Khartoum and Juba were visltedl found tn completely water logged. but the flight down the Nile wasl Mr. Butler had been advised that. Idisnppointing from a llhfibngraphic‘ ‘and scenic point of view owing m1 itlaienpoorxhvveatzllsir coindiytiolns. 55-‘ ' / - BJID t ill 0U it W t‘. Exmlse every care before landing. ‘fitting low over the surid. they were: After flying above the ground _for ling by the depth by which the trees Si‘ flows» however. he brwsht the greatly imprcssed by herds of wild l’ machine 941-1918’ down, although it ;ga.me in the forest areas. A herd of‘ immediately sank 11p to the top otlover 200 buffalo stnmnedod vrlldlv‘ the wheels i1 the soft mud, and tiplas they flew over head. A photo- PPd on to its nose. Haul the ground graph was taken of this rather 1m- been hard the propellers would ln- ique sight. but it did not prnvo a cvitsble have lren broken, but inisucoess. ‘The country round Tabor-u its sodde-n condition it offered little was inundated owing m heavy rains , fight-h: lgfflsellern 111011311 wmenl had recently fallen and judo , 1 Ou amage. ivere mmersed tho water must have . Mr Butler obtained the service of been nearly 10 feet deep, ‘ 100 soldiers of the Kings African __ Rifles. and with the help or several Following the burning. of. a iive- , sheets o! mrrugated iron managed hundrerLynar-nld farmhouse nt Chal- l to pull the aeroplane to drier und‘ ‘on’ England‘ mconfl-v’ “h” H‘ G" r" l. which he Md located In" ngrgarfi l 2220211.: been arrested, charged with; Yul survey. and with the nu of n ' . l orowbar with which he tested the (mhltljfone airplane was exported, depth of’ the mud. ’ ' '5 6°11" fl‘ in the United The aeroplane M“ Ham“ “m” tgirgggrog léstdvgeagothat country st-ni drome Mliruh no. They flew through ‘° "'