n’ 5011001302 "I. II. Kelli-viii." ‘m b; sold at suction on Monday. ‘m, sm-ygyorl’ recommendation.

The sale

stranded at St. Peter's Island reef, June 5th, st 2 l’. iVL. in accordance

will be held on Piokardk Wlisrl, at Charlottetown. Intend-

h‘ pug-chaser! should inspect the Vessel prior to sale.

The Velel will be sold together my lies strssuled and will Terms Cash-

th all sails and equipment as she pure ’s risk

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Markets At A tGlance

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lower

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right side. And It wants Ill that‘

very same devoted and lovng help that that girl gave King David, just because it ls the weak and the un- popular side. It needs the loyalty and service o! faithful souls who do not core whether it is the wesk and the unpopular side, so long as it is the right side. And, oh,-what even you girls could do to help the King against the usurper, the King of Love, the King oi Souls! some oi

er; coffee and snllr markets closed. iltlucondu u“ u! know that beauflmr saying of

Aucohigfiull s." 51% John Ruskin, that no man fights so

PRE gfihdgiofiiry-t“ _ ‘fir’; courageously the stern battle of life

___,_f , Saber .. .. .. . 189$ lo he Whose armour has been buck- __'___ esspaake ind Ohio ...",.... 31% led 9“ by ‘he hand c’! 5- 8°0d wq.

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lining outhouses. QW- 19 W!

(Canadian Press) MONTREAL, June 4~iv.l'.)—With receipts for the week in sdviinue of

centii s pound ns iigiiinnt 181/4 to i395

Delaware sml Bud ... Iilasilnun . Gen Electric .

man. And I can tell you that most men know that to be true. Where

the previous week's figuren prices on 9*" Fm)“ " 1 - < the Montreal dairy sud produce mnr- ‘f’? gziglgsqlé; wozud fellgmn and the church be Central‘ Guardian locsls, ie. per word; Western and m were irregular 1m ivei-k. (‘horse m xmkel’ _ i Bl’ 1f 1t were not for the con- sutorn locals. to. our word; Announcement: and 00mins grliiltgroinzoeld Igfiiéiaofg “if are: mo m, B,,,_.,,,, _ secraied ivomen who, all down the Events. 2o- w "W" C|'""“°°-2“- i?" “m”; %m“$ porlent event of the week w... u... fioflhcjiijffr‘ 5m flees. and in this present day. are Noam’ We‘ ‘I? ldncmlrbllsirlllz!‘ Elfin“? Cgndnlenoe. 70o. boggles: tvlvrillloshlwolfrlmlrtiuxlll-js- p“ s" N J '" giving their hearts t° King Jesus 9""- = " ‘hlfhauh n}, Apprwhmn m“ W. “m, thfg£ghguf n" ......,,., gill‘; 6;,- ,-,--J and their Willing hnndsto His cause? p6!‘ Illilhi "Mu" o ' ' Despite an increase of chi-one re- 3n , ‘ ' I t , o, 4° pg: word. Other rate: on applications. “M” ‘mm 108M m 1mm bu" Tex (rulf .. n he name of this Girl Guide who , Minimum dim-go for any advertisement twenty - live cggrgnt OrliiBSIOI =f";;§f,‘,,-§“Zl?.“ I: (Rhett-killing served lier King so well, I ask you i‘ oents. oi au‘a';m‘;"‘f,“.“: wft‘ l, m n, m" m,“ guise Corp . girls and all the girls and womeuE - -1131.-- - u - g- - -~-. l pound ind reiivhriixlioié‘ an‘ "lye n s _ here present to give your life's sweet; new; m, V. ""1" i" “iiimy- ‘h’ “i” “ "i vuiumiiuu . service to the cause that is right‘ m_ . \ being OIJUCIWJI on Snturilny. Receipts “wmmghnuac . KATEt-Zd Ilfii‘ Wom- | ‘ ftil-rxhiqslzigiuebgiilrgk inst your iimount~ Woolworth and the King that ls true. You ‘onions for tho I'll" °I “"°-,,-' FE?‘ i‘ F01‘ Sale " B,‘,'¢{;,:'pflce6 gm Kenna“, qugt- -—i~—— have ii in Your power even to make ‘- P1553 In unmet’ Li \ —i eri trnetinnsiiy lower. No i regruiieri the weak and the unpupmar cause __,_.._---— _ CABBOARD 5UITABLE 5'03 in cnriots or m; soirl st 1g to 1x14 . . strong and popular. The King

To Let ‘ .

..._-——-——'-—Z'—=' QQRNER LOT, urrnn QUEEN.‘

sheet. Guardian Oflioe. ti.

ron SALE-ELECTRIC LIGHT

mint; gt tho previous work's close. Offerings warr- 11,8ifl boxed iin in- crease over the previous wecidn 12,- 102 nnii iiifiifi fur the corresponding

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needs you and is thankful for all you do.

will exchange for car. Phone Plant m A 1 condition ,y_ J, Mc. period n yenn nro- _ Amri- fruu B _ Then, this girl could not do much 3. 9923‘°'5'3‘ Glllivarv. Vornon- 9854-5-1-41- owl?»§“¢l‘l°§§:§§-."rr§§#i§i§‘m l3§l3 {Iw-Il-crnllfouloller ‘ for hor Kins. but she did all rho

‘*0 LET — TWO FURNISHED

FOR SALE — AUCTION FORTY-

the egg prices mired n shipments

as compared with 10,235 boxes previous week, qunrter of s cent. Grout-d

Pitios Serv . El Bond and Shore Ford of Canada A

could, and she did it with a will. In one way, running a. message did not

Thanks to Life Insurance I. y?‘ 1... . kept in force“

rooms for light housekeepin - Five, Bridge and will“ 50°" in enrlots or less worl- quoted nt 1w, lmp Oi 333m to be a, very jmpgrtant thing, I % Apply 139 Kent s‘. 9861-64-31 gl-illlliste Gunman genial-fl? 1.3:? lgrlgigiésigerltrlu tqlu/sxttwglzli? "'..',."t.“".'t llllirrllliri’ , but in another way the safety of her ' W’ ' I dozen for seconds. Roi-Pints for the St. Oil Ind . ,

m LEIH-APARTMENT or 4 wants, and sewing machine for sale. 236 King St. 9917-11 1-0 LET -. GROUND FLOOR. double office. centrally 1008i“.

FOR SALE — CI-IIME CDOCK. Music Cabinet, em. Apply Guard- ian, 9B57-5-1-3l.

GOOD COOKING RANGE. MAKE

corresponding week oi last year were 17,273 boxes.

New Bz-unswirk anti Prince Fliiwnrri Island green mountnin pntnlnos M1. vnnreri enrly In the weak at $1 tn

$1.10 per S0 IlO-iyiliifl brig continuing the previous week's upward trend from 00 cents. _

King depended in her running those messages. There are always two ways of measuring a thing. What seems to be s trivial thing may of- ten be a most important thing. Has not the King Himself said that the

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15, 1933 -.-___ PAGE FIVE 2.: _ k O ‘ v ed the majority of people-it is ~- WRECK SALE , S 1'06 Q11 0 ta t1 ons ::::“.r."::.:::.::'.."i:::; » »

iiilfi-iiii “’° iiililiiil lillililllil c"! Gilid” , . 1;:.:::.::.:.:“.:":‘;r. A S OCCHCI ‘ r0 nau- - SELF-CONTAINED ron sans - moron MOTOR- Chll TC’! Pdfdde Vi“? 5°" of W" may 11°‘ mew“ I

flat, heated, fge rgilams and sun h, A py uar an. pow p 9867-54-31

I ROOMS, CENTRALLY LOCAT-

cycle in A1 shape. Apply Guard- ian. 3i

ron sans - srnawnrznnir Plants. Rod MacDonald, South-

This eolnmn is reserved for queen's County news of loesl interest but a - vertising of n newly nature may e inserted at 4 cents s word strictly psyehie in advance.

(Continued from Page l)

Mflflofy Wood. accompanied by Mr.

largely your personal abilities or op- portunities to serve the King, but there lies in the hands of everyone of you the power to do him a ser- vice which, seeming small to you,

I Honeymoon

ed. $1.500- 8150 cosh. balance port. oaaa-s-z-ai. rm: omen MAN-The Guard- J‘ °' °' Campbell “t ‘he “F” may seem big to Him. Yo fie o n t ‘may’ Phme 633' 99234-54‘ Ian's MW 5W1"? 571536 ilBXi THEE- The ‘Ouowmg is Dr‘ “Bat” ad- speak a word-unless yo: Wfltllt 1;. ~ » - < . - Bu}, Tummy LE GHORN d“ Don,‘ m,“ the opening ma? dress directed more particularly to You can one“ Just cam, the Km“ ‘ AS liappy and carefree as on their first honeymoon, these

r0 RENT-SUMMER COTTAGE at Brighton Shore. City water.

Apply J. H. Lewis, phone 1201. 9920-6-5-61

I0 LET—1 ROOM HOUSE FUR-

chickens 4 weeks old. $13.00 per 50 express paid. Everett Howatt, Carleton. 9906-6-5-4i.

FOR SALE - AUCTION FORTY- Five, Bridge and Whlst Scoie

tel‘.

rims ALARM-The firemen were

day for a slight blaze at 24 Kent

called out. shortly before noon Fri- i

the Girl GuTdes:

I1 Samuel XVII, 17--“Now Jona- thon and Ahlmaaz stayed by En- rogel and a maldservant used to go 311d tell them. and they went and

message best by wearing the white flower of a blamelew life. You can express your love and loyalty to the King in your daily conduct. You can exert an influence far higher

two old sweethearts are off on a wonderful vacation.

And all their expenses will be paid by the proeeede of

their matured Life Insurance policies.

nisned. garden and Bara8° in cunts. Guardian central Job street. told King David", than most of you imagine possible, They can afford i0 travc1——io visit friends in distant places . connection. Immediilitiad [JOSZGSSIO s. mint"! N°v_ 1.4L wltaénis directed in my choice of n in your home in your school m the t . rfc of his“: l 50 Green e venue. _"'"" x l b th ' ’ — o en o a 1 e. ' _ Ilgnye lifl-J. osoi-e-i-si VISITING ANNAPOLlS-Ilr. snd mm “g y ° ‘“°“d“°° street, in your church, if it be only l y

‘I0 LET — AFTER JUNE 15th, Sioro lately occupied by Currie Shoe Company, also dwelling fur- nished or unfurnished. All con- veniences, Apply 146 Great George Street. 9849-6-1-31.

SPECIAL! 3 ROOM APARTMENT with private bath, $15. Five rooms and bath, $22. Phone 633.

9923-6-5-31

Lost

Los-r _ m kuuslucron MON day, sum of money. W. Alber Moase. 9876-6-2-31.

Female Help Wanted

WANTED — MIDDLE AGED “ousekeeper from country pre- ferred. Apply Guardian.

9883-6-2-31.

WANTED - GIRL FOR GENERAL housework. Apply 149 Elm Ave. 9916-6-5-31.

QVANTEI) - AN EXPERIENCED took to go to Keppoch for the summer. Good wages. Apply Mrs.

Noel DeBlois, 2i. Water Street. 9924-6-54“

STRAWBERRY PLANTS 10o PER hundred, postpald. Cash with order. George H. Deacon, Free- town. 9913-6-5-11.

STRAWBERRY PLANTS, 60o PER hundred, 75c by mail, $4.00 per thousand. F. S. Reeves. South- port. 9811-5-30-61

FOR SALE-IVIEINTZMAN PIANO. slightly used. Largest size up- right. Louis XV design mahogany with bench. Bargain for quick sale. Apply P. 0. Box 25.

9853-64-31.

‘E FOR SALE-STORE AND DWELL-

ing in town of Bouris, Main St. Good business stand and large lot. Apply Mr. John Beamish, Souris, P. E. 1. ' - 9852-6-1-41.

Male Help Wanted

WANTED - EXPERIENCED MANi saw and planer mill. Apply Mc- Kinnon's Mills, Lewes, P. E. I.

9912-6-5-li.

Miscellaneous

IIOW- T0 GET A GOVERNMENT Job. Free Booklet. The M. C. C. Ltd, Toronto (l0.)

6-3-10-17-24-31.

Rs. I. and o... Bretorr »STEAMSHIP SERVICE Steamer “Enterprise”

Fast and direct Passenger Freight lervlce between Prince Edward ll-

d and Cape Breton.

“"111! Georgetown evei-y Wed- "illy at ‘l A. M. arriglng Port lllwkesbury and Muigrave at about Z P. M. and with esils at isle "some and Bras d’0r Lake Ports arrives st Sydney early Thursday Iiiemoon, ,'

3""!!! Sydney evdry Monday at r5- iii. calling st Iirss d‘0r Lake Psi". lsle Madame Ports, Muilrsvo, G" llnwkesbury and arriving at ‘ Wrletowu and Montague st about . A. M. Tuesday ‘ In good i in connect with morning train

or Charlottetown.

Motor parties may leave Char- “town on Wednesday mornings, M“ u" Entfllirlae at Georgetown Iii to 7 A. M. land st Port Ilswkes- iori at about s r. M. and arrive t

"n" iliore auppenoriay conneo -

.. PAPERING. PAINTING. CEILING Whitening. City. Country or Town. For reasonable prices phone Fletcher's Paint Shop 497-J or 140 Water Street. No job too large and none too small. 9856-6-l-3i.

NOTICE-WILL SELL 0R TRADE one two year old mare for work horse. Apply Stewart Parkman, New Glasgow. 9910-6-5-31.

S100! ID RIB!

Soar not tco high to fall: but

stcop to rise-Marsinger.

Eye Comfort

for eye workers is s matter of vital importance.

Mrs. J. Addison Miller and Mrs. J. E. R. MacEwen left Friday morning to spend s few days in theAnna- polls Valley during blossom time. They will visit Dr. and Mrs. A. F. Miller at Keritville and Mr. and Mrs. FhM. Nash st Berwick.

FUNERAL SERVICES-The fun- eral oi Mrs. James S. Walker was held Friday afternoon ifrom her late residence, West Royalty, to the Peo- ple's Cemetery. The poll bearers were: Messrs. Wm. McLeod, Claude Smith, P. J. McDonald, Murdock Ross, Harry Hyde and Harry Mc- Dougall. Services st the house and grave were conducted by Rev. Car- lyle Webster. A service at the grave was also conducted by the members o! the L. O. B. A.

B. l. S. SOCIAL-Many aompie- mentary remarks were passed on the high class music ot the B. I. S. soc- ial evening by Director Ohipman and his orchestra. Floor Manager Vernon Oatway had one oi the busi- est nights experienced so far in this up-to-dato card and dance psvlllion. The Saturday evening dances thus far have gone beyond the expecta- tions of the society.

CARFERRY RESUMES SERV- ICE-Tho C. N. R. csrferry "Char- lotteiowu‘ which has been under- going the annual reconditioning at the dry dock of the Saint John Dry Dock and Shipbuilding Co. Ltd, arrived st Borden on Satur- day night and will resume her regular run between Borden and Tormentlne tomorrow. During the time the ferry has been undergoing repairs the old steamer, Prince Ed. ward Island, has been plying on the run, but as this meant that all mo- tor-vehicles crossing to and from the Island hsd to b; losded on not oars for the trip. the motoring pub- iio will be pleased to see the Char. iottetown back on the run.

' ransomss ,

oi the 1st Charlottetown Company of the Girl Guides; and I want to speak on the story of the girl who served her King by carrying meg- sages to him from his friends. King David is an exile from his city and his throne. His own son has betray- ecl him. turned traitor and installed himself as King. And now poor David is hiding for his very life in the dens and caves oi the earth. But some oi his loyal friends have stuck to him, and just now they are taking every possible measure m protect his life. ‘ And in order to do this they must maintain close and frequent touch with the city, so that messages may safely come and go between the King and his friends. And so day after day two young men, who were fondly attached to the King, Jonathan and Ahimaaz, journey to a certain well Just out- side the walls oi the city, where trusty messengers may bring the latest news from the palace. fliers is but one u nnecting-link needed to get these messages to and fro. Who filled the gap? A girl. The story goes that ‘a little maidservant un- dertook the hazardous duty oi con- veying the messages from the palace to the well where the two young men messengers waited. This she did again and again at the risk oi her life. ‘

Now, this story gives me fine standing-ground from which to speak about the noble service which a girl can render if she will. Just notice one or two things which stand out in the action of this Girl Guide-for that is what she was, a Girl Guide. First of all, she was on the right side, and she was not afraid to show lt. She was on the side of the rightful King. The man who had stolen the throne from King David was a iisurper: he had no right to be there. The usurpefs side was the strong side and the popular side: but this girl wanted to be on the right side. I do not need to tell you girls that the strong side and the popular side 1s not sl- ways the right side. There are more people out of chiurch this morning

in your heart to serve the King. And it all counts. After all, it is perfectly true that the cause and Kingdom of the King, Jesus Christ, has prospered more by reason of the little things and the hidden things that have been done for it than by the loud and showy things. And so, I‘ again ask you in the name of this Girl Guide who served her King, that even though you think you cannot do much to set Jesus Christ on the world's throne, you do what you can, and do that little with a wlu.

And then, we cannot help notic- ing what a. fine quality there was in. this Girl Guides service. She carried her messages in what would be called today “the danger zone." She was practically serving between the trenches of two opposing arm- ies. She was taking her life in her hands, for, in the eyes of the King's enemies, she was nothing better than a. spy, and we know that once a spy is caught it ls short shriit for him or her. And what were the fine qualities that girl must have had to do the work slie did? She must have had, to begin with, love, love for her King and his cause. She must have had the quality of obedience, of doing exactly and without question what her superiors fold her to do. She must have had courage, for she could never have faced the dangers she did had she not been a. plucky girl of the first water. She must have had self- control for this is o. quality that is absolutely necessary in the impor- tant work she undertook to see through. She must have had the spirit of self-sacrifice: probably she knew quite well that. her next jour- ney might be her last, and still she carried on. And those are the qual- ities that must mark, in some de- gree or other, any oi’ you who wish- es to be a heroine. The sill Who 11118 such qualities is rich though she has not a dollar to her name. And it is within the power of every Elli to cultivate these high, fine quali- ties. Is it not s. very significant thing that it was a girl, not a boy

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Can you look forward to a “second Honeymoon” with all

your expenses paid by‘ Life Insurance?

If not, do a little planning now. ‘Put your savings to work for you in Life Insurance. It will he the happiest investment you ever made in your life.

WHAT A BANKER THINKS OF LIFE INSURANCE “The Life Insurance Companies of Canada have protected their policyholders against risks of death, bankruptcy and distress. All thinking Canadians should feel that in their Life Insurance Institutions they have onc oi‘ the soundest forms of permanent

SIR JOHN AIIID. President, Canadian Bank of Cmsssssewu.

investment.”

Life Insurance

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GUARDIAN OF CANADIAN i-ioivissfl

One o] a series of meosagersponsorod by Life Insurance COHIPUIJCJ

the touch of the feminine hand and the tender sympathy of ilio femin- ine heart; Jesus Christ gave woman her place in I-lls \VOI‘I(, and no onc can take it from hcr. There things to be done for Him and for His Kingdom that can only be done by girls and women, and ivhlcli will not be done till girls and ivouicn tio them. There ls a work to be (lone for Him so vast and so complicated that He cannot Mford to lose s single talent, a. single gilt, a single opportunity. I do not cnvc what your abilities may be or may not be, whether they are strong or ivcnk, whether they are many or few, the

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master hath need of you! Look what you girls are able to do in oth-

er directions! Wlio can defeat a womrinls cleverness"? “lilo can stand in a woman's way if she determines to llil\'0 a thing or do as thing? If only such prerogatives as yours were in ilic full service of the King, the Kingdom of the Royal Christ would be as good as fulfilled! Give a I.I‘iilll_i;lli. to your King, Jesus Christ! lie deserves your love and loyalty and service, all of it that you can give Him. Some of you who are listening to nic may possibly be cm- pioying your iulvuis mid abiliiios on things that really don't count in the long nin—vi-'hy' not give them to the

service of the King? Why not lift them from the meaiier ends and make them royal gifts? Remember what He has done for you-He went into exile for you-a terrible eXila He loft His throne in heaven and