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Ons Insertion 10o par line of 5 words MII/l‘ON'TEA and Bazaar, Wed- lfosrlnserions lo ilnoosswonu nssduy, July 4th. 0460
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Agents Wanted
PIIBONAL GBEITING CABDB;\
WANTED NOW--SALESMEN FOB
AGENTS--AT LAST A DISCOV-
.lob Printery. tt.
_ Female Help Wanted
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es. Apply 15 Euston St.
s.mNmo,s'rs1mY sm.
sssssiusu -srssnr, whom. " able employment, weekly pay, sel-
YOUNG WOMEN DESIRING T0
M-__l_
Agents wanted to take orders for the nnest line ever shown in Can- ada. Regal` Art Company, Manu- facturers, 310 Spadina, Toronto. _ _ A. W. Jung 20- July 4.
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unrepresentod Prince Edward Is- land counties. Pay weekly, ex- clusive stock and territory. ' Rell-' resent a six hundred sore modeim ‘Nursery growing ehoicest varieties and best stock. Established thirty years. Our agencies are valuable. Write, Pelham Nursery C0.. Tor- onto. out ' A w. tl. Aug. is.
ery. Wonderful preparation really ‘seals punctures without removing tire from rim-Different to others. Does not decompose' Guaranteed barmlen to rubber. Lasts life of tire. Money'maker' for agents. Miller made $815 in'flve weeks. Write for proof and Free trial of- fer. PALCOBEEL MEG. C0. LTD., Alexandria, Ont.
~' '~‘_ A W June 30
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'For' Salon
FOR SALE-4 MILCII COWS, 00
hens. Appiy'..W. H. McDonald. Johnstone'River.< _-6-39,-Si
-__é_.___4,__.. ANGORA RAIIBITS FOR SA'LE'--
gm each. 8 weeks old. E.
ope`, SiisSex,'N. B. 6466-7-2-
Wanted
WANTED - T0- RENT .6.»_Dl.-.a 3 rdomlhouss with modern-eonvtiil--v ences. Apply Guardian. v " 1; _ .- asia-q-za-si.
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B447-6-30-31
` _ , .. ._..` QL’ . WANTED-10 BUSHELS BUCK-
wheat. W._H. U. Dunbar, 140 R.ichmond.\ 6464
1 Miscellaneous
STUDENTS nomo nN'raANci-:
exams accommodated. Convenien- ces. Apply 300 Kent Bt., or phone 740. 6407-6-29-3|
INO. A FRED MACDONALD
I.. _
Land Surveyor, Hermanville, P.i
' E. I. 0-28-1 mo.` ____ IILLHEADB AND 8TATEMEN'i'8
neatly printed. Guardian Job
_ Primary. '_ ti
MEMORIKM AND ' MOURNING
cwrds at shortest notice. Guard- ian, Job Erintefl.
class teacher for Sea View School. District no. 97. Supplement $150. Also second class teacher. Sup- plement $100. Apply to Mrs. Ruby Hiltz, Sea View, P. E. I.
8437-6-30-2i
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Lost
SHIPPING TAG8, EXPEDITIOUB-
ly supplied. Guardian Job Print- ery. tl
FARMER. WHEN IN TOWN, CALL
at Cari/er’s Seed store and secure some' of Gay's specially grown Cabbage, Cauliflower, Tomato and Celery plants. 6392-6-29-'Ii
CORRESPONDENCE CARDS AND
envelopes with address printed,
. just the thing for acknowledge-
ment, ' intimations. etc., Guardian
NOTICE - COLONEL AUBREY
(2.10 2-5), registered stallion, will be at Colin Smiths stables, Ei- lerslie, from July 12th noon. till July 13th, noon. J. W. O’Brien. _owner. __ 0470-7-2-31
_Articles For Sale _
FORD COUPE POR SALE--1l.EC-‘
entiy overhauled and painted. Double shocks, new tires,__et/c. Car in good condition. Will sell at a
reasonable figure. Apply Atwell dai ~ C0., Phone 1121. 6403-6-28-Iii.
WANTED - MAID FOR GEN-
eral housework. Mrs. T. B. Rog- f -ers, si nuyiiélu street. _ 8409-6-28'-61
WANTED-A MAID. G000 WAG-,
’ 6472-7-2-8|
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REWARD. PLATINUM AND DIA-
mond ring, oblong with oval black centre, five diamonds, left in washroom of 3 p. m. Carferry from Tormentine to Borden, 22nd -June. Mrs. E. C. Moore, Gregor‘s Hotel, Brackley Beach.
0270-0-20-iii
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_' Male Help Wanted
ployment for Barbers. Become ex-
gt in 8 weeks. Write Moler'
r 1' College, Department "F",
`Ha`Ii§X. 3-1-22-ttstf
ling our universally known, guar- anteed quality. Trees‘ and Plants Newest and best varieties. 'I‘here is good money in it los you. Il- lustrated up-to-the-minute equip-_ ment. Real sales co-operation 'Write Luke Brothers Nurseries, Montreal. M. H. W.-93-5-19~stf
Nursing _
enter August Class of North Adams Training School for Nurses, North Adonis, Mass.. please write Bupt. promptly. School qualifies pupils to lac-_ .'uI'° registration. Provides month- ly aiiowsnca and -privilege of nine \moht’hs' course at Yale University School of Nursing. All expenses paid.
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Annual meeting of the Model Sli-
~ J. E. Ill llcCRlADY
~ _ President
JOHN ANDERSON
Soo
runs seth, fm
we-1-a-4-9-ii-41
Annual Meeting
All
iii. .Sir
‘*1r.»;'“w*m’ lt‘”"`uuin osui’ in’ ni.
on at is ormnr st.| aureus hoonnois ei-
Parlsr, Uvlhg loom. Ritalin sas iles
535’ ‘phi itil
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Gibson will represent the W. R
F'°l'i»y ei8i\i» 00111 miners WUC kiiied Mills dramatic players will present P n
by me 581119 in a mine here steel- the three act comedy in Freetown _T A_ and Chester at home_ ' ' r erday. The bodies have been recov- Hall, Tuesday, July third. If not Her fun 1 wed _ i»hiD8S Well. and we' pray that His I-
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ered. A roll call of employees show- fine the following night. 6477 DR. J. P. mg_ Mpyen:l3,onto Sgesiggrgvsggs gmce wi" sustain YOU in this time ed that all others have been uc- --<»>-i ‘ch h 1 °f S°"°W
0 urc as ar l tt ded.Hih '
counted for and that none remain In a London theatre gas fired C DENT: ‘IN _md Mass wa: onerege for mfg repose go! While you moum her loss you in the workings, dead or alive. heating boilers have been placed on “W” Q" ii ° "' her som by he, pa_.m,,._ new K_ C_ hui/e the beeutlful m€m0l°ieS 01 the
_ =»°¢ the root io seve valuable basement HOURS-9 1° 12-30- iiucrherson, utter which hor moi-tui i‘“i’i’i’ “W” “'"“° ‘he “"“ “ii” ’°“
. z to 5.00 remains were conveyed to the ad_ and the blessed hope of meeting her
space.
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V DEATHS
WOOD-At Orwell 'June 30th Ric
' rotary ' ’ '
C dum" l_;ard_Wood. Funeral today at 2.80
. III
sravsar-euaoeoiy ot charlotte-`
The Alhlial MBGUHI 0! Hlllliield 'town on Saturday moming, June 30
Presbyterian Charoh will be held after an attack of acute indigestion Wednesday, July Mb.
these intsigostelin _the Cemetery will
POSTER.-At 91 Elm Avenue Arthur
-Poster, aged 'lil years. Funeral from . ill -.i" " 1.“”.i "'.` ` '» -
Min asrths stun-t or wiimot vui-' ley.‘Pnnersl not before Wednesday, definitenotice ister. .
his late residence on 'hiesday Julv 3rd leaving the house at 2.80 p m. for St Peters O r f e
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GRANT-At Bangor, on July lst,
-*°" °""'-l"°‘ "-"‘°"" Mrs. Roderick Grant, in her 09th
year. Funeral Tuesday at 2 o‘clock.
FILMS
AND
ciiiiilii
SUPPLIE S
.,»' ,f ._
COMPLETE STOCK
. _ athed al or servic
public alaotion ou Fridai. .lilly at M6, Inter-ment».Bt. Peisr's oem- _ 'nm pmun pguqqlsrs
eiery. / _
Li -ii 11"
milf besbld. Sale' _
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$7500 Mark McCormack, sec;-¢-‘Memorial Celebration 41457 Authority issued for Governor
homo Friday night. This convention is rated as the most unique and
Rotarians from forty-four countries of tho world were present, includ-
who predeceased her twelve years
F C0 Wm M hem ln um BOWNESS-At Killsinston. Juni! ' ago. 'Eternal rest grant unto her 0'
§f'u_°’§,_ fm hm gn nm- seth, to M. and Mrs. Loi-no 13. now- Lord, ma ict tusi i h
Perpe ig t shine
‘hy ‘H _“nh an M _“dy M” “_ 3 ness, a son, weighing 12 lbs. (Arthur upon haf, R_I_p_ vdnoh P. "_ _ Hdrbeft.) ' i-<9;-_ ._ ..__#l»._______._.__.. _ . , _ _
A novel nut cracker is a metal figure of 11. squirrel, depressing its tail closing its jaws on a nut.
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' VICTORIA HOTEL
Ons of the largest and best
equipped Hotels 'in lastem Canada Contains im rooms. 0 ol which have su-into baths. Completely renovated 'in the past two years. lbw Hotels thlouahout unads and the United States have _its splendid table. Oourinous service to all Guests. 'nele- ohonu in scout.
Rltl0|.NtoC8.l0D0ldl!-
Charlottetown Hotel Co Lid
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ed for Eldon School. Supplement ¢“mP°‘-'i 'Wil' "I0 Hill-‘ib0l'0l1Sh Bild- From Plum on which to can mr tenders Saturda(y(’:s‘ baseblhli' ) tmiainoimmg minimum. oasis se gm hug u f_°\‘i““° “mins oinb.. the Wmlsléfmedw with uum°di°i¢iY» '
re rred.) Mr . R..A. Gillis, Eid _ On ueen re . _ _ _ _ D S _ »;-2?§i_ °.__ \ `_ ¥"d¢l_\l J. c. sLuo1"r i"“““‘“‘““i *"1"* .___..__._______i d Flillct AT MAynE|,p_0n Tues- _ of °---*°*>*~ WANTED TEACHER. FOR BETH- ly BS at II B. lil. the farm resi- I '
ei gch00|_ guppyemeng 33030, dence of Mr. Anthony Martin of _ J Ceykm y natlonal
Apply 1.61311 Ferguson, 3¢¢'y_ Mayfield was totally destroyed by an
d .
g43g-3.30-31 fire Some of the furniture was sav- India Convent-'Il0n_
----i---lé_..€ Bd. The loss is partially covered by for
WANTED TEACHER I-‘OR GRAND insurance. J
“die school Mr. . M. Muriey, who represent
» Pi‘iil'\i1i°Y d9Dill`t‘ I EA your Cd the Charlottetown Rsltar Ci I;
‘ ififlli- Bwllld 01885- A131015’ Mic- THE SUNDAY 505001- Cimven' A - enjoymgnt, at the International conventign reth- hiiei R°i’i"3°"~ ii40i'3"39'3i iiim im' iii” Ci¢°i`3°i'°W“ Disi-"Ci entiy held in Minneapolis, returned
will be held on_'I'hursday, July 5th.
WANTED -TEACHER FOB. WIN- in Lower Montague in -the United
s oe North School. Supplement Church. -Afternoon session at 2.30, ‘ $150.00. C. L. Cudmore, Sec'y. ,_ evening session at 7.30. Rev. A. universal congress hem in me world
' 6448-6-30-Sl
First game:
Jersey City
Baltimore . . . . ...
Second game: Jersey City . . . . 310 Baltimore . . . . . , ~ ~ . . . . ... 14 14 First game:
Rochester . Toronto .. Second game;
Rochester . . . .._
Toronto _. Reading ._
Newark
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NODO
will. believing that he doeth all
Annual Meetlng joining cemetery and iam bmde i"'H°i“’°“- _ . .-__ BIRTHS ____..>_.__ her younseet son,Jum¢s_chur1es,
“God calls our loved ones
But we must not lose wholly
What He has given. They live on earth in thought and
deed as truly
As in His Heaven." Signed on behalf of thc Peters
Road Women’s Institute.
Minnie Lecco, Annie Johnston,
(Committee).
GO*O
'A QUEEN
HOTEL
Since over this
Hotel we limi* mm?
dollars in vements. It Hotel of its time Prov-
to those
comfortable
splendid table and
excellent service at a moder- ate price.
Rain from 0.00 to MM per dll.
§%§i' ..,,;§E_ 'ii?i“‘i
Charlottetown
,uwq png pn'__"mp ,um “Mm‘_! ” -` ,bv .Q _- _ _ _ _ _______ _ _ ___ mf Q IW". Illllf i lm L 1..... __ _ sin panuc; os lfqiiuq emi lieu I ‘ U) m .»_-...- ~< ‘ w , _ . _ _ ‘kim 10| Pliliillti __ _ _ _ _ =__ eeooo-¢e++oM+o¢+»++v-ovoovw-0-0-0-+»v++»_¢e+»¢_+4»+o » _ _ __~_.._ ~ ____ _ 3. - /'~"'.1’»~"‘_ » ' " ' ~ iiili.-iii .1-~-'1.~i__ii»_..s=£h»~ .».»..._i-'i . . . .. , _ _ ' - ' ~‘~»' ~ `»'i."1".Z _
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/.Brit ) ._ .V'f'i4.§ IIT) nn `_ _ _ ' __ :_ v _ _\ _ _ _*_* ___ __ "__W______ _“__ __ _ .'_ ._ * _ ' ___ __lt_-_.___ ,yi-__ .,,,' _ . _ '
‘”M*A `."’|"‘”)D»h¢*) i i _ I T M .iii \ A; ‘- '~i i”..._ 1 __ I - ` ' ~ .. ._ ` U r _ 1. _ ,~ ' ' 3 ' "mn ' l'r.\('1l:.'\:1}.Ly:i».»\'f1 U("'J' `
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' The following students have won
-_ degrees: --
""' laude). _
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__ der and Wilson. absolutely clean no matter how
Bmton _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ 4 12 0 stock holders, numbering more
- ' Mrs. John A. Macdonald, Monti- ‘ b 1| gh 1| M d A _ - .
t ith khuh b - wk th itil 6° @Pf°i"=°'S““S PW- 1° 1
_ S G d, gy; ata/ol_eI_§_e__ ggi wo:_‘;.g cello, Marie, Mrs. A. A. Foley, Rox- _hate wlgilmi 21;" fortttlseovlvle C112 553;, ran§ements have been made to keep N _
. ___ ern uar lain Institute fm. 8 splendid gm of B i_3l:_r_y_.__ii_/ia;_s_._,_Ji._.oui£e_._ MI_i&s.__iJ. T._Mac- hearts at this umm her passing was them apprised by radio of weather l M » _
(Canadian Press) _-_ desk, chair, and map, presented by B' " “ °“ ° Mn' so sad in many ways that we won- °°”dii'i°"s- - "' ' »
STE. EHENNE. France. July 1-- -PLAY Posrronsn-McNeiii's them to the school. M:,f" §'f,‘fm"°§‘,f 1°, i“§fe’f‘°',,'£‘° der why these things murt se. but i
George A. McDonald, B. A. (cum
laude).
Lionel Cote, B. A.
John P. McGuigan, B.
Emmet O‘I-Ianley, B. A. '
Richard Cassidy, B. Sc. Francis McAvinn, B.Sc. Walter G. McLellan has yet one
paper to write in order to receive the degree B. A. _ _
The following students have been
successful in the intermediate ex-
1 aminations leading to the Arts' de- 0 gree. John S. Driscoll, John F. Con-
nolly, Elmer H. Pineau, J. Gerald McGulgan, Wilfrid E. Callaghan, Merritt E. Callaghan, John Gillis, and Austin O. Murphy.
Vanderbilt Gives
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11;, C, gt this ¢0nven¢|°n_ _ _ mg 2,18 from the Brmsh was Four Buffalo-Montreal double header, Inheritance _
WANTED _ TEACHER Fon' ’*“°" hundred Canadian delegates' from i’°Bti’°“ed' wet immnds' *-
__ North Rlldtico School. First clmss “THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING " g _ every ci/ty in Canada took an active Nl»i~i0llli |-Gill!! (Special to the Guardian)
preferred. . Supplement $150.00. EARNEST” Will be 8588011 by the part in the many fraternal and Firsi' game: CHIC-'iG0~ iiiu -miie 30<“C°i'"°i' James Arthur, »3e¢'y_ ' young people of St. John’s Church, _ » soda, nmcti0m_ M-,__ Normin 50m_ Boston . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 4 8 2 ins Vanderbilt, Jr_, solo;-1 of one of _ f,.-__n_». g427.g.30.4| Crapsud, in the C. M. B. A. Hall, W .ervme of -I-umm, gave me most New York . . . . . . . 'I 0 2 America's oldest and foremost fam- Kensiniton, on Thursday, July 5th, The Shredded Wheat Company l-‘I 'I io Delaney, Cooney, Clarkson and lifes _todn si ned o. uni ue le nl
su i as th t r Y 2 fl K
wAnIrr:n-‘eaimciran 1-‘on FAN- A sooo muy. Dont miss it. conducting it House-tmiiouvm mf; ';§““ghf;’§“ 5° magisgggxgnovnj Tay,o,_ F,,,_,,mm0ns and o.Fme“_ document in Chmago by Wmch he
ning School Supplement $200.00. ' - - - '
6468 7 2 21 E\‘ill°2¢i0i\3| Clmill-ill* '-0 Mike mm among Speakers 0| intema, Second game, relinquishes his inheritance of more
Apply to Ci. W. Ramsay. Mslpeque. llouseiieepers Better Acquaintetl ti I _ Boston _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 5 10 2 than $1,000,000 in order to repay the rf -» g435_g_3g_2| VERY SUCCESSFUL _ Among With This Popular Cereal. ig: .Elxwgutmn of Mexicm was New york _ _ _ _ _ 12 13 1 stockholders of his defunct newspa-
those who received Public School` -i me éonsmm compamon of the Brand; Bm»nes_ R_ smith and per properties. Previously young
TEACHER WANTED pgn “UN1-_ Certificates this -term, was Etta The business of running a house Marmme delegation during the 5ph0re,._ Benton and Hogan Vanderbilt gave up more than $990.- er River gchooi (msg, classy Sup. McManus of New Haven School, and feeding a family is a big job. earner days of the convamgon and First game: 00° °i his P°i'5°““i i°’i“"° i'° meet -plement 4150.00. Apply to soon.. rue; ccrgdit is due this pupil una Most min would ii_;=s:_t_i;°*= §°bi“"t‘§i°`it wsu with u fooling or great mt- Phiiuueiohiu 4 9 2 iesuii i§[§u"fdL;’h‘_§‘ "if “°W_;‘P;P- ti"y'G'E'whm°°k' er B er' H' The ur en S g ne y le lsfaction that his election to the Brooklyn 310 1 "S " am' S “ge es im im
' selection of imple_ nourishing foods _ Francisco failed.
UNDERGOES MAJOR, 0PEltA- that are eafsily prepared and easy Presidencg °i Rmary International Dggitt iazgmsghune’ vm” and The trust fund signed today is
WANTED _ Exp|-;|;||.;NCED gpg- TION-E. W. McCready of tho ed- to serve-foods that do not require.W°,I"?h;‘e;f_tétandin_z social function . Secoigd mmm' expected to wipe out his entire in-
ond class teacher for pcm-(5 mag itorial staff ofthe Telegraph-Jour- a lot of kitchen work. That’s the was the P__es_deI_t,s Ban when Philadelphia _ __ _ _ _ ___ 5 _5 0 debtedness to the original stock- ` school, district no.'80. Supple- nal and Evening Times Globe, und reason Shredded Wheat is such a thirteen thousand Rotarians their Brooklyn ' " ' 13 10 1 holders in his journalistic enter- ' ment $100, dollars. George A. Mc- went a major operation at the Saint boon to housekeepiirs. It is_ _:._hlS wives _md guests from Mhméapous Sweeuand Lennon Drise. which _wg-nt _¢::_inthievri_1_¢:;<s __
Donald, Sec'y. 6358-6-28-41 John Infirmary here last Thursday. drift toward simp e. nours he _ d n “ _ ' ' Yours H80 H I' Y 8 H Cf
» _ ioyed an evening of un ima Loriun, Potty una Heniihe. , f d , ,h 5 , I . f ~ . 1 Reports today are favorable. Mr. foods that accounts for the phen "lif *ig el me Munn, unde\__ Chi __ 11 2 paren s re use ur er nancn
TEACHERS WANTED - PRIN- McCready is a son of Mr. J. E. B. omenal increase in the sales of ii We Pei” ' f °°'3° aid.
cipal and assistant for Cardigan McCready of Charlottetown, Shredded Wheat during the last Standing °“dhi:°wg_‘?l‘:i"‘_';_°l‘_*i’_’_‘°’(';_0v';,'_ Cincimiiiii - - - - ~ ~ - - - ~ - ~-- 5 ig 0 “I am giving up my inheritance Schuul- Supplement $200.00 una i' _ twenty years. Munyyeurs uso the peace _ gong _md pm_eS_____m___ Malone .mu nurtuett. Dono ue. us purely u moral obligation to my $100.00. D. S. McLaren, Sec‘y. ST. PETEIUS CATHERDAL Sun- demand for Shre_;l_ded fliillzest was £25 3; this Sggglmr object of Ro” goigéuliigionowski and Piciniclié 2 _;,_t1oc_l;_hc;i;iti;r_r;__ewM_r_,_ _gi;n_d_e_;i_>{i_l_ths_i;;¢ii _ii
6-30-31. day`School picnic will be held Wed- supplied hy one 8 _HC OPY ii ' d h the,-_. - ~ ~ ~ - ' ' ' ~ ' - -~~ -
‘ ' negday, July 4th, at Grand Tmcnd- Niagara Falls known as ‘The Home _iglls105031:iigxiicgnbrfgginggmbou__ _St6_I_.ouis . . . . . . . ... 5 6 I Leg_allyBI _no lo_ng_ei; linye lllllqy ;J_i_>1lti- E
WANTED _ FOR, HAMPTON ie. Children are to be at school at of Shredded Wheat. Now the Com- mi; sappy cond____on_ r mes and argreaves, exan- ga on. u ws o w pe e e school experienced first or sec- _10 _a. m. Pargnts antd friendscare pany iii” flive heilutifug. ___i;;1Y;i_:;;-l’ ___ Amdcln Luna S____“_d” much I have to sacrmce m.d0 R ond class teacher. Supplement nv ted for e a ernoon. urs factor es a runn ng a - _ __ I
- h _ _ 300 d X the demand for First, game; _. I came to Chicago today to ex-
.¥‘§“Su@»=§,i;,.0g'eg§'c°nd $175.00' Ana" iigiiiiie Tti; Elilipbze grirzeg? Meml?;11‘s(Silti¥eitiL<)iei;lu%l}i,eat. In Memoriam . New York . , . . ... 11 13 2 ECU*-8 me ifiisi fund iiefiaiise my
' ' _ _ _ k b <1 k that the
__ 6402_ 7 2 'li ggnghshisgngghiaiibhrigt;1l'§ci?fo1°(i>yt?i wliggt :X553 fiinxd fxiilliirilg mi_l_i_¢_ are MRS. JAMES N. MacPHI-IE S_sheeley _Gra__i;ows;¢i,B_?n55e|:i, _i;l_:i;n__§ié0i;0;u_:{:y s_c__::t_te_i_-als t_l:_r_ou_i;l; 0
TEACHERS WANTED - A FIRST D. m. Tuesday. the m0St P9? ect 00 5 B V miT\0l1S. Til Elf. 0" 5. CB- “ii
__ _ bi th i dish and It is with feelings of deep sorrow H _ considered by my attorneys as the C
FAMOUS BAND COMlNG.- sgiin higbn 1? e del\ii:Iioii;,0ni:ourishing that we chronicle the deatl; o1PMrS>. sgggg game: i_¢_i_0lli_ Cgfgfili l0C¢iti0Y\ 10|' C0ml>1¢til'liZ C
‘ ii .1 N.MPhe.etBs fm. __ sees-
The Charlottetown Gyro Club have food combination w_hich suplpogi large; Counxr _smch _om place New York . . . . . . . . ... 'l 12 1 It took my lawyers “hom two inlgsfelieirgglnlzTti2§m;hi§h;re¥iEgt ;‘el;ld}i,i eSiii'§c;i;edthWhe?1Tunis the ‘at hir home on Monday May Zlst, B°(s=i_')‘T;lesk_‘__"_'_l5_'__'g'r'____"ABE ggging years to complete the legal ar- V
ca . - . ' ' . . , . s o sro e wn. e con roc s - . same:
. Catherine McDonald, 1 believe it is the ilrst trust fund S
WHS received Saturday morning by ed und uuihiug “ke” “WW i"`°¥,W“ Mm’ I P E I J cleveland .... s 15 1 of its k,,,d_.. the Gyro Club and the Band will thirty-five yeufsh Th_;enSh‘;%?§:§L”1gg»;_n;E,;'i€,):;'thé o,,,1)',',;);:|]dur(‘,? Chicago . . . . . 1 4 2 Since failure of his publishing ° appear in the Arena Rink on July ‘Wheat C°‘“P““Y “S wh _ ,;,[,h’e me ,mm and Mm, Ann Mc_ shouts and Sewell, Lyons umrventure young Vanderbilt has con- 30th. The entire Arena will be com- P0°Pi° ai’°“i5 Shredded, ein 1._s!Dom|d and E wusm of the lnte ln- Bei"B~ tinued in newspaper work despite mrmbly seated to a°°°mm°date newspapers and mag” nfs' tional imented' Rev. Fr. Laughlin Mocpon- Second same: the disapproval of his parents, Gen- about f°ur thousand people. Fur- udvertisius hu-“» been 0 g°i‘m_ __ _nd founder of me s,__ Vince",-8 0,- cievoiunu ...... 1 9 1 emi una Mrs. cornoiiuii vunaerbiit. ther particulars will appear later. The COYHDHYIY 15 110W C0" UC ll Dhénage Cwtown Chicago _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 3 3 2 f
_-‘ h°“S°'i'°°h°“se eduC?,'§i°;;,n;:-, xx: Mrs. MacPhee, 'although not in Levvevsen. Harder. BHYIIG end
Monsu. EAST 1Ns'ri'rUri=: held Wig" The ’°“"’°s° ». robust heuith for over three yours Mystt 'rhomss and Crouse C
‘ ue be ~ - ~ ‘ Yachts In Trans
if-S resulur meuthly meeting at the Wig" is i° '“‘“‘e the h°“s°“' ` bi t be nd until lost First gums;
home of Mrs Russel W bste h ie’ acquainted with shredded iw” A e 0 “mu
. e* r wit .Bet be. h h was confined St. Louis 3 51 °
_ ten members present. Tho meeting Wheat' “S mg? f°°,g,,.v:g,e,,a¢I;d¢_|`,t~Z lwqigiwbed. wD¢§;pi€e ethe kind nurs- Detroit . . _ _ _ _ _ _ 11 ia 0 Atlantic Race
T0 Let opened by reading the Creed. fol- g¥°g;>_:;l_'i~df_'_‘_i°§’N‘;_e';_‘;_i,_ is so Sans, ing of a loving family and the 0gdbn__Bn¢¢h¢1de|- and M,m10n_ _
RENT Fl_ _ lowcdi lay R.oll_Cail which was ans- tying and Strengthening and can be prompt attention of her phy_i1_ici_a__r1, Carroll and Hargreaves. ((;amd|a'|| P,-egg)
T0 -- _ .__ Suu- were y rece pts. The minutes of _crved in so many tempting ways, _she graually grew weaker un e gewnd “mg _ ABOARD U_ S_ IUKA_ on Am_
fugglshid _i'oo;1},{ J? ia1;s;:_ld_¥n O1- the previous meeting were read and ~ _i_<,_._______ iabove named date, when herhpurelsg Lows _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 5 7 0 muse Ligmshm N_ Y_ Hm.bm._ July H - PPS’ m5_6_29_4_ud°P¢°d»S°h°°1C°mmi¢'ee revert- Moitsu. sasr and sentle spirit went frmrt Onstroit ........ 4 12 1 i__rour trim little yachts. the iice- ' 31 tg; f/ni§____¢Ei€_;id:dkih9»_f; the |_i_1¢i_l_i_iB ____ mi_i_fgfr_i$e1;\B_i¢;i'£he last "tes or Holy Crowder and Bchang, Billings smallest ever to race across the At-
. U I 0 C 9~l'8€ 0 6 E t 5 h 1 meeting and I-Iargreave. lantic, sailed yesterday for Bant-
BUNGALOW l')l‘O 1_;E_N'I‘ ON iAS_'l‘ ice cream and cake on day of school w_;I_;h_ee_l2_¢io_i;el_lhe Zghmf h‘§i__se_ as ,e__Mother Church, administered to wasmngmn 4 8 0 anden Spam 3_055 miles away and 4 River It UDB l`lll¥e~_ PP Y closing. Hooked rug sold and bed- ‘ mm 192g_[heI‘f0f the-€i8hth time by her limi* Phllndel hiu 7 10 0 the golden cup of Queen Victoria. _
ci di ii oinco quired by 1uW» °u -Yum’ i’
uar a . 6356 8_2___M spread bought for lottery. Two deie- Mr Warren websten chah_mnn_ Mn ous pastor, Rev. K. C. McPherson. Brown _zacham Marbury and Aboard the Isabella named for
~ ` ““"§ “'?"_j,“§",°’{"°§‘ ’°,§‘“"“°‘ §,‘§“' .1 'R oombtou .lotsa as recording _____1;'IyfS- fir/I_'_»_‘_=P_i:_'§§__;»:_Sc__;>f__1§_f_;ff_1f_°_§§;1_';§ mmm, ouhm .mu oonmmo Spanish Queen who made Colum-
'WW Ve on' 1 ' ' ' ' ' , . -
'ro Li-:fr -_ iiouss rimmsiisn “ d ““ Y ““° W” "" secretary. The secretarys resort, f , bus vovugo possible wus Mrs wil
set- 9 b gh ho ¢ _ A te f o ier behaviour. the sensibility of Ro0s_ U 1- th _ h
for summer months. Apply Guar- thaigks wgsmerfdereg (Rf), for me ei showed all bills paid and $10.34 iniher he____t_ the ndemy with which LETTER. OP SYMPATIIY liam w e o e owner w o
dim' ““°7'2'“ 'ieriainmeiii' A Wie °f ihimiis W” ug;-ls' plument was raised to She fi-i5°i‘“i'39d me duties °i life- Pct to be the first woman ever to sail
_--__ e Sim 9 and the calmness with which she ers Rnd' May 31' 1928'
'rnacnsa w/wrsn. surrns- ‘;§‘;_i§§‘°‘;‘;',"tdCif,‘,f_’f‘§""}§) s§§;§i'“‘_i_’é siso, sz4.2o being levied in ull for bore its _ebukes _md ____m______ Wm M,_ 8, Mm Joseph _,e,,k,,,,,_ us it member or u working crew on
, gs - i h .
ment 3160' Apply secretary work she done sirlicenlnstlitiiie gwns expenses' ,ea gn- ieal/0 ll iusiiinil imD\'¢8Si0!\ On the ge?" Mr" & Mrs' Jenkins and fam' anxhggfinnogotlhg sioifgnlgbats when Trustees' Aib°i`i°“ Smith' 'organized Meeting closed by sing- Mr' Wilfred Hogan was ppc minds °f ‘iii he' friends ‘md im' 'yW_» th ~ they made sail and set their prows
6469-7-2-21 ing thi’ ‘N“i‘i°““i Amhem- Next' 'MA tlxggistion was moved, second- quuntances' Road lkieonrigilgbeiflstiihtéllizigfteig i°W‘"`d Simi" at "°°“ yeswrday
meeting to he held st the homo of ed ,md C,,,,.,,,d that me trustee, en. Besides her sorrowins husband. convey ,D Wu our deem, ,ymmthy stretched three weeks or more ofthe
,F ___ h 1 Mrs. Leith webstei-. de{,,,,,,,, to ,eengage the team., Mruhia l¢;_veS t0 muum five duushters 1,, me gm, 10,, you have s,,m,,,cd hardest kind or work. Although
I f th ,_ _ im T89 S0115. H180 i»€i'i Blind, th d th I d ht d they carried motors these have been
or y lg Mgfdxig ‘_in°?_;d‘T“_:’ecD‘;fde5":;nd “___ children. The daughters are Evelyn sllistere ea ° Wu' “"3 er “n sealed and on an e,¢¢¢p¢_ me Isa.
Leo A. Campbell, B. A.
sails as n. deckhand She is believed
grip.
than 212,000
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Vacationists !
You‘ll i‘lnd many uses for_ Mlnard's during your vacation- days. Pack a bottle in' your
Fuhbanss-Mons vnrlcal Diesel lnlinas are mud. In many rlsse /rom I0 to MQ HJ. and/ram ons ro :is cylinders
Free booklsf from our nearest branch
central Guardian 'Telegram From ”“‘°_"-if” s. D. U. students
' _ Minister Of ,,,,,,’“2;‘,{5w,- Successful: In ’“§‘°° """"'
'v.¢..,.. C0...-S D ,,, ' ' ` Public W0I'kS‘ "“’ °" ’"“" Laval Examinations _
' n . ` N135 fe is ' » " .W ` Four Cars at Your Service
_ _ _ i* the oniy___Druilst_4:_re open this after- ' ' ‘. f T _ ‘_ 1-J C Em tt _ ld” [gk system,
' ' ‘noon an even g. 6473 _. eegram rom _ . o ,mn-
Teachers Wanted ` ‘ _ Z ' ister or Public works, ottawa.
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TEACHER, WANTED 110|; pomip ar:`l:iEteIdAiE;i'Etsi1‘it Tmlfiéidgie gi-risi; . “ s‘P¢esilgglf°1>f Board of Trad Desmond omeuy' B' A' (cum Deltoche School. Supplement W¢dn¢5dlY Juli! 35th. at Beotehiort Ch'i'°w“
tary. ' 55-33." ' -_f Generai’s Warrant of recommenda-
-____-a_h..*_.-._.______ GYPSIES HE|m._.Th¢ gypsieg are _ '_ G . tion of potato warehouse at Char- ' '
y-nrgr gms; 1-gumga WANT, now in Charlottetown. They are i°¢¢¢i0WD-
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THE MARKETS
MONTREAL. Que.. JULY 1. -- Thi!
foreign demand for Canadian grain ere Saturday was again of a limi- ted character and little business was transacted. There was practic- ' ally no change in the condition of the local cash grain market, prices eing steady with a smallnusiness assing for domestic and country _ ccounts_ A moderate amount of usiness was done in spring and winter wheat flour and prices for
_ all grades were firm. Prices for all
ines of milifeed were .firmly main-~. tained under n good demand from _ local and United States buyers, The ' trade in standard grades of rolled sts was quiet but values were un- hanged. Owing to the market de- rease in the receipts of eggs last week and the increasing scarcity of fresh extras, a stronger feeling de- _ eiopcd and jobbing prices gener- ally were advanced one to two ents per dozen. The demand was ood and n large volume of business - was done. The receipts were 2,728 , uses. A stronger feeling developed in the butter market and prices' were marked up 1-4 cents per lb. This was attributed to the keener- lnterest shown in the trade andthe act that holders were not free sell- ers owing to the smaller supplies oming forward. The receipts were
" 5,571 packages. The local and ex-
port trade in cheese was -quiet but prices were ilrm. The receipts were
0,027 boxes.
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A novel _leak proof cap for milk
battles can be used to convert a bot-
tle into a beverage shaker.
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Of Franee’s total area of more
square miles nearly
0.000 square miles are forested
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Potato Sprayers
._______-lb.
MdDOUGALL SPECIAL SPRAY PUMP: with new fifty
gallon GUMWOOD barrel and two row three nossic adlust- able booms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ ___ $30.00
BPRAMOTOR N0. 2: BRASS WORKING PARTS HUGO
with new fifty gallon GUMWOOD barrel and two row three nosale adjustable booms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... $36.00
SPRAMOTOR N0. 2: ALL BRASS filled with new IIN!
gallon GUMWOOD barrel and two row three nomic sd- justable booms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._ $40.00
WATSON POWER SPBAYEII: fitted with four NW
three nozzle adjustable booms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._ $250.00
The shove named sprayers have stood the test of time
dnd have given satisfaction io hundreds of users through- out this Province. Paris and Service ai all times available.
SPRAYING MATERIALS
LUMP LIME in cults and barrels..
li\'DIl.l\'1‘ED LIME In fifty pound paper bags.
BLUISTOHI Ill ily QBIDIIUH.
AIISENATE of Irlllii--Assorted also pachgos, BEBGEBS PARIS GREEN in one pound tllll.
Lille stocks. Competitive prices. Quick service. We
soloelt your enquiries.
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"""“""'_,, 1 gm, “__ oem §'?d#¢"5§°§ "°"`°'°"' hvsrium “ ‘mm
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