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AGENTS WANTED—PROVINGINL Diatributor wanted—One Thous- and dollars required to bandle. Largest profit. testent seller ever ofiered. ' Tnis agency should ciear rive thousand dollars. Box.

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AGENT! WANTED—BIG PROFITS _are hein: mode oeil-in; Aisddin Portable Movie machines to Lum- Iber Camps. Cherches. Schools. YaM.C.A.'. Lodges and homes. Buy et denler's mica. Maln- money irorn demonstrations and take tbe ordem toc. Write iAdaddin Olnema 00.. Ltd.. 335 oral; West. Montraal.

-.‘;JIelp Wantedë—Male

___——._———___——flæ_n—————_——— v WANTBD—HAND COMPOSITOR ’ maie or. tomald and Linotype Opium... Apr!!! stating expe rience and wsgesnto Amberst Dain News, Animent, N .8. m"...

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LQST IN VICINITY CHARLOTTE town Garage. Prince ‘Street, 520 bill. Reward 35 if’finder lesve Quantum Office. .

LOST—PEAHIL' AND AMYTHES'I‘ bronche Finder' return Guar- Idian. ‘ Rewnrd. .. .

m mer—“A ome‘o ‘BROOCH. FIND- er leave art'Guardian. Rcward.

To Let

'ro LET—LARGE FURNIBHED bouse for summer months. near ‘Stanhope Beach, communicate with Gunrdian.

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i' or sale h__ FOR SALE—YOUNG REGISTER.

H. Dawson, Albany, P.E.l. —I——

FOR SALE—TWO FRESHLV

calved cows. Apply Leslie Mutch Mermnid.

old. 1450 lbs., lsonna, y

Houston. Wheat River.

ïlnthe town of Kensington. ber gains for quick sale. Apply Hartle Bowness.

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welght. Apply this office.

yoars old. about 900 lbs. Good driver; quiet. Apply .Milton Rec- tory.

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FOR SALE—3 PURE‘BRED HOL stein heifers. one Z yrs. old. due to calve Oct. lst, une 1‘2 and one 3 months old. A. W. Morrow & Son, North Lakc. P.E.-i.

TR‘ACTOR FOR SA'LE— THE right thing for Road Machine work. Tractor in first class condition. Wiil seil at bnrgain, or will hire by the dny. E.H. «Rayner, Summerside.

M FOR SALE—m A FULLY Ac— credited herd. two Pure Bred Ayrshire bulis, one and two years old. good brecding and goodrindi-

I‘brod Yorkshire pigs, 4‘weeks old. yC. D. ‘MoLean &z Son, Clyde River.

TO LET—HOUSE, 16>ROOMS, A-LL modern co'nv‘emio [1234-6 12:54:56 modnrn inlpxovements. hot waier hesting. Opposite Court House 1'71‘Grurtor. St.‘ 'Rent moderato tu dcsfiraî-le tenant. Apply pro mises. A

Fumitu-re for sale ni. Public AllL‘ tion on Tuesday. May 30th. 1922. jbeing No. 17 Upper Prince street 'iately owned by Hornce Haszard, Esq., deceased. nt 10 a.m. and sale of house at

BOARDERS WANTEo

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BOARDE‘RG CAN BE ACCOMMO- dated ai. 49 Euston St.

TWO SU‘MME‘R BQAIRDERS cAN ‘be nccommodated at a quiet coun try home. Apply to Guardian Office. '

SUMMER BOARDING MAY BE had on farm. seven miles from Charlottetown, boating, bathing iishing. Also weok-ends, May be arranged for. iApply Mrs. Weathsrbie. 'Dunstnfl’nage.

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Mlnnrd'n Linlment Sols! by l'hyaiclnna '

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no resorve. Ail brand new gonds

Thla la your opportunlty. BEER a WEEKs

It—sacrlflce Illl our beautlful new

Tapestry, Bruasela, Volvet and Wil- "1° “Kit 1th 011 ‘Thursday. Ma! 18'

s large meeting or communiste t9" squanm ("mon at 2° per was held bore, demanding the im-

med-inte expulsion from Buigsria of the soldiers of Generai Wrangeli former. antHBolshevik leader in South Russia. who took refuge in Bulgaria. ’l‘here ls some appre- hension rcgarding future develop. yard UP- UM'WMI 92V2° “1".” ments, however. notath in connec yard up. Inlaid Llnoleuml. 32-00 tion wlth the assembling or 50,000 You can't buy peasanis in iSolia next ‘Monday ai.-

l al nnnda. tendlns lhcyeariy congrcss of the thon aeods oheapcr n l C nation“ pensantlpnny.

cent. off. We've oct to move them qulckly. " l BEER a. WEEKS

New Fioor Ollcloma 55e square

par square yard.

BEER d. WEEKS

against the bourgeoisie. and pos- Window 8M“! on IPI‘lnil "me". sibie devolopmehis in ihis connec- Any .pgclal un. can ne tion are cuusing grave fenrs oi ' trouble.

00e up. auppiled up to 9 ft. wlde—any Ienoth.

BEER d. WEEKS

Furnlture Pollsha's—“quuld Ven- “du Charles H_ pipe... h“ enm. inatod the word "obey" from ths "

Mr. "OÆOdar." “Glltterine,".. “Verl

lrite"—ail oood. BEER d. WEEKS

0-Cedar Mops and Duatcrs. "8horwllelilams Painh and Varnlahu lor intorior and enterior use. Alsolfiarry. 8re... famous fin- Ishes. Johnnona Wood Dyao, qu« uld Wax, Floor Wax, etc. IEER a WEEKO

l .

Ail Carpsthuares for on. wosk enly at 30 par sang. diaconat. AII brlnd ntw. brigm. suas-stock. en 0mn.“ on ' “riser:

l Wallle

koff. former Buigarian charge d‘af- faires at Paris. Stockliolm and

Berne. was assassinatcd licre last Twemy‘ p" “M. o" l" carp” night.’ Some mystery attaches to the circumstances'of t-he crime and 3‘10"“ l" “Wk—o'“ W'°k "l'y— tho motive for it, but the cvldcnce No ruerve. AII brand new gonds. is' thought to point to a politica‘l motive. ' I

unsettled, but. thero is no commu- nist reolution. as has ‘been reported lt'a a allume—bu! W6 have t° d° from Vienne and Beigrlule recently.

Monday, May 20th.

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AUTOMOBILES FOR SADE— l have good usod cnrs in Fords. MoLnughlins. Gray Dort, ali in Çsplendid condition at bargain pricos. New 'Studebakers, Wil- lys«Kniglits and Overiands for snie. the best in their class. E. H. Rayner. Summerside.

Miscellaneous

____..._.._.___._. JNO. ALFRED MODONALDI SUR- veyor. rHermans'ville. '

Bulgarian iîiplni—nat Victimni Assassin

:SOFIA, May 28—Aiexandre Gre-

till' * The vpoliticel situation is notably

Tlle reports may have arisen i‘rom

The meeting paiqo to protest

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NIAGAR‘A F'A‘ULS. N. Y..‘Mny 2B-

msrringe ceremony periormod by him as police justice. "Wives nev- er ohey their husbsnds anyway." said the iudge. "so why make tbe

cercmony ridicuioue by including

that injunction."

NOTICE

.Anyonc hsvinx purchased fruit '

trees or nny description from Mr. Kennerly, agent tor Dominion Nur- sery Co.. .Montreal call et Carters

ÿ (nm ensnmmrmwn cumuls

ENrñA‘L, GUARlifiN“

8H0? nous fiolmpn'a Catalog. ———v

HOUBE FOR &ALE ut Brigmm. (limiter to elovon Saturday night

on wondertuily my “mm 5.9 on King Street, near Mr. Duify's

>———________ OROKEN—ln tbis city. May 25th. to Mr. and Mrs. E. ’i‘. Croken.

———___._. ‘ NiCHOLOON—‘At Rosevalley, May - 08th, Mrs. James Nicholoon. aged "M. iyears. Œ'uneral ’i‘uesday one

STOCK QUOTATIONS

. 5M,” fl—(Quotati'ous 'by J L

4))! the Montreal Stock

(Laureunde Pulp . . d ganglion General Eiectric e Holstein Buil. beet . "m a" ‘Btœ’m‘m con" DM” m?“ Canadian Steamshi-l? Pid. . Asbestosvcom. .. .. Dominion Bridge ... . Montreal Power . .. Wlinnipeg Electric .. M National'iBrewerie/s . . FOR sALE—Honae men-r w“. Atlantic «Sugar . . . Emest Atchison . Ara. Car and Fou

FOR SALE-2 HOUSEB AND LOTS American Smelting & Refluln Anaconda Copper Canadien Pacin'ic Rallway . New York Cantf'al’ . . . . Cuba Cane Suger Crucible Steel . . . . .. . international Paper . .

Keliy Springflield . . . . . rMex. ‘Petroleum . .. international fMor. Marine Press Steel 'Csr . .

‘i; year and 'was a contender in many

shorse, 7 years old. 12 hundred ‘ FOR SALE—BAY MAIRE, EIGHT' iSouthern Paciiic. . . .. U. is. Stecl . . . . .. '

Montrcal Exchanga

"1100.75

1937 Victory ’ . . .

Bank Royal . Bank Nova Scotia . minion Dayl viduais. priced to scll. Also pure‘ ,wneat_ [May' 125%; July, Corn, May, 60%;

Ont,Jul,38 ;S .,39". DESIRABLE RÉSIDENCE AND: a y té ont la

Bnrned at tirs—Stoke

Furniture sale -

:DAVISBORO. n‘ait, .May 28—— 12 p-m. saine day. Inspectlnnlcmries Atkins, a negro, 15 years lof age. one ot the four taken intu custody yesterday with the kiliing or Mrs. Elizabotb Kitchens, 20 years burned et the stake last night.

The lynching occurred at scene of tho murder and followed an sileged confession from tho pris- He was tortured slow fire tor fifteen minutes and theu. shrieking with pain questioñed concerning his accomnl

,there will he a Glass A trot and

Atkins wss said t0 have impli» cnted another negro boy. but have exonerated his own brother. whose name bad been with tbe crime in a statement soon nfter his arrest.

lMemhers of the mob. lng neariy two thousand peopie. ilhen raised the body again, ened it to a pine tree with chains nnd extinguished the .fire. than 200 shots were flred into me charrcd body (oiiowing the boy'q

Foliowing the lynching of kins the moh started out soarch for the negro lhe had named as his accomplice. wno served as a rural mail robbod and murdered early yesterday about four miles

German govemment to tlhe ultima- tum of the reparations commission

ICONROE. Texas, body oi’ a youlng negro named Early wss round by Grimes county farin— ers swinging to a treo roadside near IPlantereville yester- Eariy was taken by officers 'Mondny night when screams oi a young white girl. whom it Wns re- ported he was attempting to at- aroused the neighborhood. Ha was placcd in Jail at Anderson, but escaped "i‘uesday night. oral sonrching parties and a sher— iff's posse were iormed. the soarchcrs apparently captured the negro lest niglit and iynched

meeting here to soive tile ilnanciai probiems of Europe. Not a

A coWARDLY BLOW—There wsa a lot of excitement about a

grooery store, when Omer Hay- wood ottompted to errent a man by t-he nome of MoDonnid. Me Donald rosisted and ha and som’e ot his friande xwere beating up the diluer wben Police Bat. Walker came to the rescue. He had si. most placed MoDonald under ar- rest when one'of the gang hit 'bim trom ‘behind 'with a piece of con- crets wlilich lait Isat. Wniqu‘s beod open and knocked him uncon. scious on the concrets eldewalk. MdDonald sncceeded in'meking his escape. 'èlt tbat time he was peel- ed oi! to tbe undershirt and as 11e le a very powerful men. hg put un a bord, ifight. il; seems thst there ‘was conaiderable drinlcing going on in this part or the town Baturday night and that bbere wss more or less organisation to the Rang tbat beat np Oillcers Walker and Haywood. ———.+q-—-——

PERSONAIS

nMr. and Mrs. .B. J. 'McGovern. St. John are visiting in the city, thc gucsts of (Mr and Mrs F. J. Casey.

Track _Nntes

Mr. 'Hamrmond Keliy Æouthport, has soid his good trotter Jaunltn Aubrey -to Mr. Nichoison oi.’ Cape Breton for a. gond price. This mare trotted miles botter thon 2.20 inst

races. ‘She should be a vaiueble addition 'to the racing coterie Oi’ Cape Breton.

On May 24th three horses form- erly owned by the .MacKinnon Drug Company were -winners on Mari- time trackÆ: narnely, Dick C.. winner of the 2.17 close at. Byd- dey; Commodore icresue. winner ot .the 2.22 clsss et Sydney and Wh-ite 80x. winner orthird money in the iree-for-nli ac Truro. ‘

.The Summerslde .Drivlng Purk will be the ecene of the best racing in years Judging by the iist of herses entered for tire Dominion Day meet. 'I‘he three classes which they have piaccd in their progrsm are of oxceptionai drawing quali- tles and thcy will no doubt bring to gether the best array of horses that th-is Island can produce. The management are active and cner- getic and are taking pains .to leavs nothing to be deeired to maire Do- v the ‘best sporting event for years in Summersido.

iln connection with tbe big Scot tish celebration wbich ils expecth to draw upwards of twenty thousv and people ‘to this province from the United nStateS and Canada the Charlottetown Driving Club will' co-operste in the second day’s en-- tertainment by placing a program' of races. consisting oi‘ a match race between Zua Baugham. hold- er oi’ the Maritime record for tilroe hea‘ts on tho ice. and Kentucky Marque. champion ice pacer of 1922. A silver trophy will be com- peted {or in this even‘t. ln addition

a Class A pace and poselbiy au- otner event.

IMonc-ton -wili lbe represented on the Maritime circuit this yoar on August 2nd and 3rd. As these dates; dio rp-t ccfiiiÿicb with the ‘sland circuit it is expected that quite a few herses frein this sido will taire part.

Secret Meeting ' 0l Bankers

PARIS. lMny 28——Thc internation- al committee of bankers, bavtng reacbed the conclusion thnt it wus useless to procecd further with ita investigations until the reply of tiie

expiring IMay 31 is received, ad-

IA man‘tle of .secracy had been drayvn about the proceedings or the international committoe of bankers.

single French newspsperman got a hint oi whnt they were doiug 7es-. terdn), consequently thoy bad van-

penred. Eveu persons promlni'nt in Francefs public lite have not been allowed to know what wns bassins at the Hotel Astoria.

’l‘he only tbing that appeared cer tain today was thnt nothing de- cisive would be accomplished be« fore ihe las: day of this month. ihe date i‘ixed liy the reparntions com-

by the German government. ' . This plane of the German diffi-

, tho problems under constdcration. ï bnt'ilnc bunkers appprentiy rlo not

i cxpedlcnt to tide over the diiticuit

QUEEN ST. . .

Open mm Ça. ‘m. untll sitar

i4 FOUR U. 8. SOLDIERB ARE

Quin .Lunohes’

l --d4‘0‘ur enlisted men wore killed Mi noms madoinaklng, la. oluding pin cf mry descrip- tien, cake, etc. lu Croam urvsd.

wounded yesterdsy when s projec- '- ‘tlle struck a tree and exploded pre—

: the Camp Bragg range.

Auction Rooms take deilvsry of

seine by pnying prices agreed for. l

if not delivered belore June 1st. will be sold on Frldsy. .lune 1nd. osrr. w. r. punks.

culties is Inextricabiy woven into

feil lt ls thoir business t0 final anà hour, whntever may be tho (coling of the French govemmsnt or the other allies in the matter. HG.— KlLLED ON RIFLE RANGE

FAYEPTMLE. N. Y.. May 23

and lhree men and one officer were

matnrcly during target practics on

Captnln A. Dswson. oi Battery 10.. 5th Fieid Artillery. vas tbe

lshore fishermen.

Conais’sioser Sowtol

Continuez! Frein Pose 1*

where G Meryone

looklng after the ninety and nlne

ter ihe une that had gone astrny. I'l‘he vote of thanks was second— ed by Mr. iCbas. H. Black and supported :by Hon. G. E. Hughes. who in the absence of Premier Bell welcomed Commissioner ISow- t‘on on behaif of the, government. He added s warrn' expression of appreciatiom iiori Ithe gond. wlork done by tbe l.‘Zlavlation Army dur- ing the war.

'The meeting closed with benen diction by Commissioner Sowton. At the services'in tha Citadel .yesterday morlnjng and evening Commissioner iSowt'on .preached powerful and inspiring sermons. At the evenlng service especially t‘here wae a splend'id attendance and at the close or the service several seekers came Iorward. Commissioner ySowton, who leaves ibis afternoon ior Sommer- side will be a very busy man ior the next three weeks as ho intends to cover praotically ail his die- trict in Eastern Canada.

l‘aile Thousands (Ë_Mackerei

iHAlL'IFAX, Mny 28_—iMackerel by the thousands »were taken along the shore this week when a beavy. southwest wind set in and drove the fi‘sh off shore. Up to today thu receipts for the past twenty-t‘our hours in Haiifax totalied about 18.000 large mackerel, must of 'which were purchased by th'e N3“ tionai Fish Company. Th’eir pre- mises is a scene of activity witb gangs oi' men- icing and packing the fish for shipment to Boston and other 'markets. Smail craft were engaged ail dny in bringing tire lish from down shore.

The biggrat catch reported is that of thc Gloucester seiner Lois H. Corkum which put into Liver- pool and trans-shipped to the Bos- ton marketva catch of 28,000 mac- kerei. This is the biggest single

coast’. i .Should ,the weather bccome more

good liauls 'wil lbe madv by tlle schools have not struck in on the anmouth coast in any great nunr bers. and it wonld appear that they

ooing into the Bay oi' Fundy.

Un Goes Prices _As Result oi Changes in the Tariii

IMON'NŒAL. cMay 26—"The tar- iif has not been eeriousiy inter. fercd 'with," was the comment of

C. 'Howard «Smith, Provincial chair

man o: the Canadien Manufactur. ers’ Assocstion.

lHe commented on the chaque duty or ivwn cents on ench additon- al titty dollars, and said:

“’llhat is a .stiff tax."

f'The one tbing we know is tiîat prices 'wiii go up." said W. J. Brennan of ihe Imperisi Tobacoo Company of Canada, in connection

vwith the new rates on cigarettes

'Beer took 'a sharp ‘uvpiward turn l'esterday following the tax ol’ l‘il-

teen cents imposed by the budget. 'l'he price rwas incressed from if- journed thls alternoon until 4 p. “en cents w twençy cents a bot. 111.. May 8d.

tle.

lOno result of thc tax‘ on minerai waters and icmperance bevoragcs known as "soit drinks." will lie the immediate dissippearance oi‘ Lire five cent glass of singer aie and ihe syrup ilavored soda water which selis nt the snme price.

lit is said rqpresentatigna will

ishod magicaliy drom the unewa c01- ibe made to tlie Mninister of Fin—

umns wben today's newspnpers np- ange to reconalder :his proposais

to im'poso a tan oi ten cents a. gal- lon on these drinks and a delegs- tion will -go io Ottawa thls week in thls connect.

inla statemont preparad by lirms engaged in this lndustry it is as- sorted that the new taxis not «fully nnderstood and it is .iurther de— clared that serions complications

mission i'or fulfilment of its terme will. follow tho imposition o! the

new in: and tho increase of tho sales tax. se appiied to such manu— mcturers. ,

Souching for; Shnnts, Finis Murdered Man

summum. om.. Mer 26-— misns the boards "or tho barn floor in. senrch ifor losg iittie pi-gs a boy on tho 1mm tarm, near Charing :Cross, 'was horrified to- day' to dviscover the bad-ly mutil- ated romain o! a man wedgod in- betwoen the lbeams.

Tire man bus not been Identiiisd on acoount or. the advanced stuc or deoomupœitlon in .whlob me body was found, but it is believed

officer wounded. Ail t'ne victims were members or

'l v1“ iris buttery.

that he bsd been murderod and tire-body hidden in the hnrn about

tour monta! «o.

I

-———____w —.__ the world today ’not on tolerance. but wberwt au won its way and

Himaif bas placed it. knows the work the Army bas doua and is doing. lt reaches dorwn as far as hunmanity con (sil. Dignity. prosperity, poi- isb, cuiture—these things in thoni- seives are very good but they do not go fsr gowords lifting the man in tlie ditch. d admire the Army for this “That it con get boid or men that appareÿntiy 1 can't reach. and go where I can't, enter. lf the chul'chcs hsd been doiug this -work tbe Army would mot bave beenrnecessary. But we bave been

that 'Were in tbe foid and not et.

'Rev. E. E. raglan“

in filiiiifiiii , iHE FiiiKliiB m Pliiififiiil

Adventage is Being Taken oi the Substan-

tial Reductions fin

’l'he epscial sa‘lerat Petons still continues and large nnmbers cf customers are deily taking advant— ego or the substantiel reductione in 'al’i departments.

Tbe ailks fonn Depertment No. 1 have :been moved. up to No. 9 and bile sales theroin will continue tl’Il Saturday nigb/t.

No. 8 the Clotbing Departrnoni hns ibeen transforer to No. 1 and bore are splondid bargaina to bc had in men‘g ready t0 wear (sic-tir ing for men and nboys, waterproois, bats and caps, and other liues. Tille dress goods ends of thls de- partmant are veiled over and the snie in these (will ‘niot commence tiil tire stock of ciothtng. une" is eold out. -

lin No. 6 Department. main floor. ladies g‘armen-ts of vnrlous kinds, siik and cctton, corsets, cotton and woilen underwear, ladies and chii- dren‘s lingerie, ali white wear are now on sale and will be, untii ail ls disposed of.

No. 6 Department containe‘ bigh