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"m" u,” o“ d" “on” I, left the state until the day otter also. ' i’

"Fmmfl" Ml! curry l ‘ s ohllss, reserve. 4 tion: must be mods only. 1

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Bossier trips dolly, fore 68.00. 1 1

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Salesmen Wanted

RELIABLE REPRESENTATIVES l wanted with small capital. Can make fourteen to forty dollars a

.- day. Entirely new line. ’ Easy" seller. No competition. Sells only to stores. Seeureyour territory now, Writs tcday——1Alderson's Limited, Win-

catalogue.‘

Brunswick A

nfpeg Man.

Teachers Wanted

._.______..___. _.__.._._L.__ TEACHER WANTED-Jor Kings-- supplement 1180.00. Sum Newson," Sec'y. 8135-7-15! ._._.._.___._____

WANTED ~—.8CH9QL.1\5A¢HIRi . .for Belmont School. mEflll<’l5i)—JIIdl0ll Sim

10f! B01100],

retury.

WANTED- A SECOND GLASS

teacher for Union Road School, Supplement $75.00. Apply to I Ross, Soc

Kings Co.

‘ro RENT-HOUSE 21s aurasu at. apply Mrs. Abbott ' ity d , ,,

m7!“- 3134'7'1-3l l-dtdr i1g:SgWll)l‘lrll:l‘?lS git by her own family alone, but b i rro near-roll summsn, run- neighborhood for cllcelfig irpglf; nished cottage ot Trucadie of all. and never tire Harbor with water supply, stable of kindness.

0i‘ BANKS. loo house with ice. The funeraleervice i-n the church Address "Cottage" 11 Blllllton and at the grave was conducted by Avenue. City. illililil-liifl- her Pastor- Rev. m. J. Smith by

rro I-sr-owsl-uuo House fllfisflllcwlficiyildcii1.1235.‘gill

.and premises No. 22 Pleasant l q; | Sh, City. Immediate possession. 3:28 ifl, 1Z,,T“,,f,‘,§f,°°'h°'°”"'°“

. A GIRL 15 YRS, WANTS A POSI- tlpn as nurse maid, App], "E" May perpetual light shine on her Guardian.—-3165-7-1--2l. 5W1.

WANTED KITCHEN GIRL. AP. llly to Chef Victoria Hotel. ~ 3051-02531 it was with sincere regret that

Can be inspected on application flight,

1° owmr- H- J- Pllllller- She leaves to mburn besides her

- 2405541 3- bee? broken husband, ‘one child-

T '___"“_""‘_“' e or; a so her sorrow ng parents

Femala Hall? “ lllltfiii dour sisters and twobrotilers-Mrs.

| ----_--__-____._.___ Robert olovarfour-lna Valley; John

‘WANTED -- COOK, GENERAL, M., Lucrptia, Mabel. Loni

. 800d wages. Apply Mrs. Hender- son ll Prince Street.

WANTED .- secouo cuss’ Male teacher, for Kelly's Cross School district, No. ,1 uncut $75. G. E. Wadd vifr. atees.—-*3140-1-1—~il. .

TEACHERS WANTED-TWO EX. gcrieliccdteachers for 0'Leary chool, No. 175. Supplement for

Principal

$200.00, primar __ . 8101-09.. -.l d!" ‘ fqulrtlii'_byw-—JII,I,I\N M- Mo- .’ gWllllams, 8oc'y. r-‘AVBHS 7 1 3i

wan-r bé-flilm-Pzrgur rsAcl-l- er, _ "his preferred), School No. 24. Supplement-Sill).

iéi.’£iis$;e£tl“i‘°°'i"

wkm-so-w. unnatural-rein View . School. I150.00.—-Ed. Murphy, Secretory.

WANTEDQ-TEAE-iER FOR ME loo Noriih School. $125.00. John w. Carter, Seo‘y.

teacher for

Supplement $1601}? son, Secretary -ii.

WANTED-SMART HOUSEMAID,

GET YOUR PRINTING DONE AT the Guardian Central Job Phot-

._____.____________________ lJOHN A .MoDONALD, LAND sun. voyor. l-lermanvllle.

EARN UPWARDS OF $25. WEEK. ly growing mushrooms for us nil Summer. illustrated booklet and

COHOES HOSPITAL. — REGIST. ered training school for nurses, a thorough‘ education, for the ors: Thomas Brazil, greatesbprofesslou for women, 3 years course includes affiliation in medical diseases and Podiu-

books and liberal allowance giv-

i WANTED "' 35¢°Nb (W539 ' quiroment one your high school

800d wages to right party. Apply of John Maclnnls of lid. of Hills- in mornings to 44 Water s0; bore at the age- of 67 years. Mr.

' solo-cam: Maclnnis b hcaifhffir

SECOND CLASS TEABHEIFWAN. tell for llaselbnluk School. Slap- ploment $126.00. Willis dyQSodty. lluzelbroo E. l.

riser, culls :reacul-=s wsur- , ed for "Victoria School, District

L., . s melded. orredi)‘ .sou if possible to E.

Scc‘y.__'i‘rustcss. " lilnlc Ilclp Vtfnltt ed

-v-——-—-———~———-—- -—-'~*-i'~—*“"‘ RANCH _ men wanna - A couple of experienced munch men ' onteda w.» to Uilltflfl States. la "btstbyoxsct experi- . married , malo-

Emp oym Replies w];

annlvllidg

on as’

FOB. DALI- HORSE AND CAR- rlsse. Apply 20 Elm Ave. 2| been lost tuduy. Yours makes filly- FOI SALE-HEAVY snows PA. D015, Apply at Guardian.

._._.___________,____ oRi _ ::Cuts and Bruises Disnppear— Flwmggkglnfm: CARRMGEZ; When suffering from cuts, scratch- ‘ es. bruises. sprains. sore throat or

chest Rllfl any similiar ailment. use Dr. Thomas’ Electric Oil. lts hcal- BATT-ln this city. Juno 30th» ing power is well-known irh every Malena, beloved wile of Mr. F. C. ly, A lmlllrqflntt, aged 58 years. Funeral takes Oil should place Tuesday, July 1st from 61 dy| Prince Slrcpt to St. Paul's church g muy ul- thence to oPoples cemetery. Please

omit flowers.

FOR aAkE AT GEORGETOWN right room house. with barn and orchard adjoining. For particu. lhrs apply fo John. King, George- town nr at the office of J. l’). be Stewart, Solicitor, Chnrlcllu. town.

be vdblucu confi- dentially. Address P. 0. Box 80, I Sumulcrsids.

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near-av A llifodutlrdvth ler s rsd~=tirst division’ lmtto On the beck "lest we forget.” found return to the Police S - tioil and receive rswsrd.

wanted’

Isurealoa ‘Islam FINISH-V

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s; " l ’ v “M! order‘. he ‘sold, . " 8 < giggly: fr? 01:1 Qgllflfidmvlth its . _ , ylflljq. IJ. l 0° a" "l "Moment must

yes o! the people or the

y will 8o who prate law Dublin consumption . u", age lawlessness and dis- lnorllfhl at 5.18 o'clock. roturu- 0 order u a ‘inlaid for their 9'3 lm‘ > proper actions." t Sheriff Andrews, replying m ll“; , Governor. said that be had accept- " ed as legal the warrant of Lieuten- , gzltglzvelinor Tannin fgr the arrgst s" u”, 1.3 _ ‘ 1 ebll can ens ors, ut l ‘m "u it “later htecamefiaatislfledd that the w. DOWN», , a, t fssrnps", warren was ega on that the this seesaw requirements had 4 wit. ldhsflsnsll hosts on this j. not been met before it was issued." '°" ' " ‘I ‘h’ W‘ "Iv-w- . He added that he can not know that the Republican Senators had

< _ constitutional

their departure. Later in the day Governor Flynli t wont to New York‘ to lake" his seat

as a delegate to the Democratic National Convention.

IN MEMORIAM

.MR,3. JOSE-PH A. MONAGHAN

Once more the angel of death has Parish, threw open

Mr. Joseph A. Mon-

aghalrs home, and claimed for its

victim his loving wife (nee Adel- , ,, u.‘ _ u _ l _ aide Mulligan.)

' ' ' ' Her sudden and unexpected death

after only ten days illness came ns < = a severe shock to all,

. 10c per lino of I we: [any “Th” loveil on“? "flverllle- n, M; nu. s; s q" " “ lees she answered her Master's call i sixth year of her life-

“ was a lady of most

estimable qualitleswhose place ln the community can never be filled; the virtues that adorn the highest type of woman and as

visited Kinkora the portals of

in the twenty Tho ‘

Meeting ofI; i0.- (Genglllued on Psnplvll, ' ems-lull of, glistening StlrlCitTtlp

the standards were placed forlnilll

an effective background, while the armorlaillhlelds of all the 1H0 , ii‘ as adorned the walls. Tho Nat“ oi Anthem wasauog sfter which orgy- er was offered by Rev. Boynes R0011

The Lieutenant Governor,‘ (gave

cordial greetlnxs. complimented the order on its wonderful recordin the past, spoke of the important parts it was playing in instilling right ideals and promoting loyalty and concluded by inviting those present to tea at Government Hou-

eSir. Robert Falconer iu on elo-

quent address spoke in apllfecllb

tion of the work of the Order and

of their, loyalty and devotion. “lit l8 the duty of the l. 0. D. E." he said "to maintain the traditions cf the British race." British ideals must

be preserved, but others in the Do- minion should not be allowed to feel that they were not also to play

ditious.

the Motherland.

was enthusiastically received on

from the W- C. T. The report of the finance com-

esa at home. 'l‘ile pail-bearers were Joiln H. 3154.7.1___y_g_|McCube, Edward MeCarvillc, Pat- rick Cairns. John A. Smith, ‘Walter Smith and Marshall Hughes.

MR. JOHN MooINNIS _

ills friends learned on Thursday afternoon. June 19th of the death

mittee and the discussion of the budget ocwpied some time and it was decided by a maiorily vote of 48 that the per capila fee from the primary chapters lo the National should remain unchanged. A con- ference on the administration oi‘ the order and an animated discus-

sion of the budget was continued

into the afternoon session. A misun- derstanding between two chapters in Alberta was brought to the con-

vention for settlement. The request of u. chapter to have the Prov. Ch. of Alberta disbanded was not ac- ceded to.

The afternoon concluded with a

drive round the city. motors Ibelllg provided for the delegates.

A very eloquent address was giv-

en in the evening by ‘Rev. Canon Cody on Genuine Patriotism. He im- pressed at the outset that the Em- pire must he regarded as a. trust

‘been in delicate , ,, , _ vet-a years but up to Mlgcellangoug a fcw~months ago he was able to‘ be up around most of the time. All that kind loving bands could do

will otherwise and on the above mentioned date the end came rath- cr suddenly and unexpectedly. l-lo zgsrpsdaqmuh was of o kind and cheerful dis- position and bore his illness with true Christian pnticuco and duping his illness was frequently visited by his pastor Rcv. Father MccLel- gull pgyuglflal-s gm- stamp‘ lan who administered to him the Canada Mushroom Co'y., Toronto. l“! Pllflfl 0f llls church.

1L The funeral attended took June 20th to St. Andrew The following were the pail bear-

whlch was largely

;>'—--—-—- QOYLE-At the Charlottetown Hospital, on June 6th, to Mr. and 5 Mrs. F. L. Cuyie, Eiuston Street, a.

1a,,‘ Bu“, Manna“! daughter, (Helen Katherine, Mary).

dine, Holly Myers, Dunn. Ho lonvcs i0 mourn a sor- tric services. Maintenance. flowing wife and one daughter Mrs. lowr Dewyor of m. Stewart, bu- en. Minimum educational ro- sPdes other relatives and friends to or equivalent App‘), at once m i!!!" ll"? Byllltflllllllyh of the commun- - goes o t l b ,

_ Supt. of Nurses, Colleen. New y u n -0 r urgavenlcn‘ York. 3148 7 1 3i A small boy came hurriedly (ion-u

the t t a: n slo~ assumes srsaov em. h, f§,,§f°,,,°: ,,,‘,:,,‘,’,‘,',,"'f,“,,'§'”,,’.‘_',§

ployment for Barbers. Become 1M | l1 .

I "pa" m 8 W08“- wme Mo}. wu m: n ls slune direction. er Barber College, Department 35kg],- "F". “Mmm 314" ‘L "You. yes. l believe i have!" mill

>tho stranger. lsclin l lis k t. F91’ S510 "Ilave you found Gilli?!) l me a

"Oil, uo," said the boy. ‘if Just how mnny have

DOUCETTE- 0n Thursday, June 26th, 1924, at Haverhlll, Mass, U.

Doucette nee Kathleen Griffin, a daughter.

. STAVERT-Jlt Wllmct Valley. June 22nd, 1024, to Mr. and Mrs. Edlnund Stavcrt a daughter, Edith Catherine.

‘illave you lost half a dollar?“ he

want ‘to find out

McLEAN— At Brfdgowatcr, N. 8.. James A. McLean, barrlster-at-i-aw, brother 'of J. W. McLean, Union. Road, Lot 33.

section of the cnmlnuni of Dr. Thomas‘ Iiiieclrlc in every medicine chest roa for the emergencies tha whys bc anticipated.

not as a boast. To love ono's collu-

tlry well did not mean the underval-

uation of other countries, True pa- triotism must recognise that every nation has its contribution. to make, Tho errors in connection with this arc cosmcpolltanisln by absorption; the tcnlporcd hulnanitarianism was done to slay the wings of n which cares equally for all but uul "y, Phona 13;; 337955" flailing Ne. however, Cod saw fit much for any. transposition of

l0 claims, when one tries to bc so fair that one's own country is lho.i'irst target oi‘ criticism and the last ob- ject of allegiance; and the effort to create an international spirit through ‘specialized sections from different countries not representa- tive of thc people.

BIRTHS »

A., to Mr. and Mrs. S. W.

MARRIAGES

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preferred). Anvil office-client.

nmm on, ‘W070 N T0. y‘ and cppclsiisclllrl an

a I

up {who ,

uilly interrupted by a vrlllll-Ofl. tastier. contract, ' l e .811,”

“We l "find :30

rlaoastoold sseors ole e mt."

“‘ ‘ v was being ccnfiili‘

m: “All the more reseo

1. ._

In lovlpg memory of our door nusbsnd and fotllsr Clayton-I.- Hbustem wile died Juno 29th. 1923-

Plixv M. inlet»

oslptili some o'er us

_ Adgyftsn flow fltosjugllln svor nssr us Aildjl your ago. _ Lilo qynurmurol note

ms vvlr.

s ANQ son

‘ div-A pjtyll, »|-kr~1--~‘ - D’, re should not mesa walnut. will

r I and exploitation ct out- Qbej dolin- w duly" extend: The genius of the British (Em- lllre is its Policy of local self-gov- ernment. its spirit of high telema- °° "ll "B flwfiillfllillll Dower in charged with assault received six Minx able to surely its need with- months in gacl.

i

curried by the standard-bearers of the sixty chapters in Toronto. tom» dad its-way to the plstforluflwhero

session a strong Paul's Church, Halifax, was the stand was taken against the "pox" scene on Thursday afternoon. at movement- Miss Doyle of the Tele- 4.30 o'clock, the Von.‘ Archdeacon gram gave an outline of the history Armitage, the rector officiating, of of the movement which is back of the marriage of William Joseph The following ro- McCol-mack, of St. Marsarslfs. P. pgaggd sud warmly cu. E. I., and Hilda Prudence Rudolph,

' mumps" 0y of Halifax, daughter of Abner Ilu-l

RESOLVED that the National Chapter bring g0 mu summon o; and the bridesmaid Miss Beulah me order through the prom, Chan. Vivian Love Rudolph. The bride nels the propaganda of the Pax spe- ""6 a B"!!! 0! Dill“?- Whll-e with cisl and the organisations repres- 1°." We“ fBfll-‘lllill; to the srfllllld. suieu they-em. M“; the“. duty w an a coronet of" orange blossoms. combat this influence and not to countenance in any way the holding of their meetings in our country. IA resolution concerning the pre- “omi- Th” bu)?!’ Ymlni! ¢°illll9 l"!!! veniion of the coming of llnaceom- m“? cilnfiral-"lallilullilm 5 157B“ puma,’ “when mm Canada was number oi’ friends, who gathered in deleutc an the followin assed: Tlmdeadf pmflnce bgggke, ,0 and Mrs. McCornlack will reside iu

their part and be proud of their tra- Ffldm-al Govern.

confer with the mcnt in this matter. that adequate supervision of children brought out be made and adequate supervision

of homes in which children are pla-

frhe sense oi‘. f. edoln we all au- joy is a possession that has come down to us through the files and must be preserved. English B1181!“ ing peoples have shown a sense 0! lkindlinsss and toleratlon that place them on a very high plans. in Egypt and India the British admin- istration can be examined without fear, Canada is trying to be fair to all people within her borders- Strung people have strong convic- tions and this sense of law and or- der is fundamentally based on re- ligion and has tile Divine sanction. ln conclusion Sir Robert congratu- lated the l. O. iD. E. on its educa- tional work in sending young peo- ple to British universities, thus strengthening the connection with

Miss Gordon. Educational Secro- Misses Irene and Helen’ Amrm tary, gave an extensive report and made a strong plea for generous support from the chapters. The lin- ancial part was not tho only thing of importance. Canadlanlzaticn am- cnll forcignens, observation of psi- flouc holidays, saluting me n“ m visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. schools and standing at attention

Anthem is being sung. hospitality to teachers in the

exchange system. books and pic- km mum be gammL we feel “m, turcs given for prizes, libraries pre- gglgllncgl églgfélrizglsclalllgrgiilrléqllg figllw‘ agreed on this truth that the great- cataiogue is new ready with a lial oi‘ books suitable for boys and girls of nil ages. A series of lantern sil- mm m we teachings obchrmt...

doe have been prepared this year in Ottawa showing remarkable piciur- A delightful “me ‘ms spent m es

A message of greeting from His Excellency the Governor General

Wednesday morning also greetings _ U. A drive to the Toronto Hart Club memenan,

where the resident officers and!

menlbers or me executive mum“ Cockshutt strolled through the taincd at tea made apleasant soc- ial tinlc on Thursday afternoon ul- mug In me banroon,

The report 0t‘ the War Iilemarlzli Conlmittcc was also presented by Miss Gordon. The work is divided into three parts:

Bursaries in Canadian Universi- ties for eons and daughters of de- ceased or totally disabled soldiers and sailors, overseas graduate schol arships for study in British Unl- versiltlss. Distribution of War Me- morial pictures among Canadian schools. “The War Menloriai Fund ilas now reached $386,152 icnvin us still $113,848 short oi‘ the $50 ~ 000 which five years ago we rcsolv ed to collect as a memorial to our dead" she said. The bursaries un- claimed from I’ .13‘. I. and Quebec were awarded to the second candi- dates from B. C. and Man,

Mrs, Colin Campbell emphasizing the fact that next year the Nutlcn~

lug silver gift the 700 throughout the Dominion make up the ‘balance of the $500,000 objcc-l tlve of the Wnr Memorial Fund.

On Friday afternoon llr. {when

Johnston of Calgary spoke on "A

nation in tile tucking” speaking par-

llclllflfly 0" the work of tilu Fron-

chapters

At tho close 01' the afternoon ses- sion the Councillors were elected by ballot utter which the Toronto Municipal chapter The word Eln- tea in the Crystal Room.

On Saturday morning the ollicura were elected with few changes and the usual congratulations and votes 01' Lllllllkrl brought n very Dlcasnni and successful convention to u clo- "e

An address of welcome by Mrs. W. -ff. Jackson, Regent of the Tor~ onto Municipal Cllltpter, was re- plied to by Mrs, W. C. llodgsurl, llvgfiiil Ol Hi0 PFCVlflCllll Chapter of Quebec, (Mrs. Ilodgson, by iilc wily, ls iilc daughter ol ll French Count and spoke fluently in idmzllsil

oucss ‘as fol-the adjourned. to July 7th, A mnu

McCORMAOK-—-RUOOLPH. —-Bt.

dsiph, of North Sydney. The groomsmau was Alton J. Crawford,

The bride's bouquet was white earnations. The bridesmaid was in Alice blue, and carried pink carna-

the church to wish them well. Mr. Halifax.

Toronto are visiting their grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Conley, Elm Ave., City.

Mhas Jean Stewart arrived last night from Springfield, Muse, on s

W. C, Stewart, Elm Avenue.

thinking people the world over are

er part of our troublesome prob- loms can be solved only by s sim- pliclty oi‘ spirit based on n livin-g