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Wanted

gents

To Let

--.--—.----. . I CAPABLE AND RELIABLE SUB- seription agent, free to commence work at. once. when applying. with qualifications. Do not apply unless experienced. Apply Farmer's Advo- cate, London. Ont. A. W. 6-28-81.

’—.Teachers Wanted

.._,___

.._-. . . ! WANTED ron SOUTH Lanai

School, first class teacher. simple- mmc, $135, 7481-2-0-23-10‘.

WANTED-TEACHER FOR IVINS- loo North School, supplrment. $175. C. L Cudmore, Scdy. 3032~cod~ii

u-—-—-.-—'—-¢—~—.———-i.—-.——--_-

WANWTD-TEACIIER FOR LITTLE Harbor School. Supplement $75.00. Jerome McDonald, Secretary.

303-6-28-31.

_.__._...._-_....___ wanna - A PRINCIPAL roa Kingston School. Apply S. B. New- son, Secretary. 6045-7-2-61. ______ _..__. WANTED-TEACHER son WINS- Ios North School, supplement 8175.

To LET-AUGUST 1ST. NEW MOD- ern apartment. Apply to James white, 38 Kent St. 5027-21

,......__..._._.....,...____

Miscellaneous

FOX FARM AND OVERNIGHT cabins. For particulars write A. '1‘. McConnell, West. Scarbara, Maine.

4565-8-19-231.

JOHN ALFRED MsoDONALD. LAN" surveyor, Box 29, l-Iermanvillc.

3570-5—6-1mo.

I‘U'I'.~\'I‘U 1240s Ion THE sas-

suirs shipments on short notice.

Guardian Central Printary.

._._.__________._____ FAMILY OF FOUR WISHES T0 farm on shares, where good house is available, thorough farm experi- ence, dairy or otherwise. Good re- commendations. Apply Box 447. Summerslde. 5056-‘1-2-31

Wanted

O. L. Cudmore, Body. 5061-3-

,._._.__._'._._-__.__-__.,_.__....__.

Ivsrrran _ axrcmcxcan rs»,

char for Bonshaw School. Supple- ment $150.00. B. Boston. Secretary. 4928-6-28-41 _____ __. ,__ IEAcIII-zn IVANTED FDII. rn/rr River School, first or second c'a:is. supplement. $5000 plus. minimum. Angus Mcltac, Scoy. 5350-74.! f‘

s11‘

‘WANTED - EXPERIENCE’) FIR Class Teacher for " ‘

home . School. Supplement $175 00. Alex .I-'. 1 MacDonald, Secretary. 5037-74-21.

WANTEDJIST CLASS TEACHER

for York School. Suppleniflni $175.00. D. It. Drown, Secretary. 4060- 47-41. .-._-_I__r_;._. ---'---— ‘

WANTEo-Ta1\_(:_II1s_itn~_I-‘O_ NORTH Rustico School. Supplemriit $175.00

for First Class. $150.00 Sreenti Class. Apply James Arthur. 5010-6-30-41.

WANTED-FIRST OR SECOND class teacher for _ South Pinctlxl School, No. 130, supplcmrnt. 8150-09- J. Nicholson, Sec'y. . . en's Mills.

WANThD-Flvrfl‘; n" SECOND class tcnchcr for Pctri-‘s Road . School. Disirzvt. No. 00. Surpiuntiii £100.00. George A. MacDonald, Flc- .

rotary. 2033-71: il. ,

. TEACHER iuivri-an ran canal

roy School Na ‘I2. A rrsoirl hand teacher rflth cxllnriwlll“ lll"’-'Pl'1'*”1-i

supplement $75». Ann's‘ 1'1 §""‘Y A- , _ _ W. Coffin. Mt. Strwnrt. F‘. , nool-‘l-Z-l‘. i For Sale

Teacher: IVANTIZD son rotio iron SALE—NEWLY rs

Bay Wcst School No. ‘m7. A First Avrshire Grade Cow. Joseph F. Class T010110!‘ w ili r"i~ "once or" Morris, Redford. 4989-0-28-31. ferred. Supplcment .. 10f). Mrl-l, _ ._.____.

summer iaention, Temple ‘Nhwlcri. Secretary. 4SJl-S-.. ~Bi.I

TEACHER. WANTED FOR ALGUS-

tine Cove School District No. iii. F0“ “Lgqrwo MIL]; cows. Flrii» C1055 0\'l"‘l'l"ll°~"‘1- 511mm‘ Edmund Doiill, New Dominion. 'ment $200.00. First Class lnexper- 49374434“,

fenced or Second Class experienced 150.00. Frank MacFarlsne. Secret- ary of Trustees. 4349-5-27-‘11.

Male Help Wanted

WANTED-EXPERIENCED BRICK layers. Apply Father Mclellan. Tig- riigh. 4916-6-28-6i.

WANTSD-CAPABLE MAN I-‘OII farm work. Clifford Scott, North

i 4936-d-26-tI.

l- i

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WANTED TO BUY FAIIILY LARGE house, good location. modern con- veniences. Apply A care Guardian.

WARTILD BY THE MIDDLE OF August or lst of September, a small apartment 1n the west end of Char- lottetown. One living room. two hcd rooms. bathroom and kitchen.

i Plcase write to Mrs. G. A. $010k.

' care Dr. T- H. Hunt. $1- 5159-11973-

p, g, r, 5025-6-30-11.

Lost

_V____ Iixxsr-aarwizsn 42 warns s1‘.

' and Sacred Heart. Home. 61111113‘ acid locket and chain. Finder p‘case leave at Guardian Office.

i _ .----—-—-— LOST—I CAPITOL THEATRE last. Saturdsiqevenint-l. Ten- Dollar Canadian Gold piece dated 1913. Sentimental value. Reward Five. Dollars. Finder leave at Guardian Offlrg, 5044-74-11.

Nursing

gYOITNG WOMEN DESIRINO TO

rnlor class of North Adams Train- Nurscs. North Adams. Mass, please write Supt. promptly. School qualifies pupils to ’ registration.

hi: School for

EPCLIF’

pifal, New York City. All expenscsf N-(l-SwtlAugl5. I

paid.

liOh. SALE-WILTON CARPET IN good condition. Apply Guardian. . 5014-6-30-31.

Office.

miles

out crop. North Milton.

FOR.

~411-

"IIAIILAND" Dominion Day, sails‘

3 P. M. Standard for Orwell, due on return 8.80 P. M. 0904-20-81.

HEAR HON. B. B. BINNITI‘ TILL ABOUT HIS TRIUMPHAL MARCH through Western osnsds, st his Strand Theatre meeting YSAtur- day evening. 5082 THE ANNUA LMEETING of the Model Silver Fox Co., Ltd, will be held in the Y. M. C. A. Rooms, here, on Thursday, the 10th day of July next. at 8 o'clock p. m. R. E. Spillett, Presidellt. -.l~.l~=_- Alidarson. Secretary.

5047-7-2-7-21. III-IAR THE BRILLIANT Marl- timc-born Conservative leader, Hon. It. B. Bcnentt, at the Strand Theatre Saturday evening, July 5th. 5062

CHURCH OF SCOOTLAND-Jrho Sacrament’ of the lord's Supper will .110 dispensed in the Kirk, DeSable 0n Sabbath, July 6th. Services at 10.30 and ‘I. Preparatory services on Thursday, 3rd, and Saturday, 11th, at 2 p. m. and on Monday, 7th, at 10 a. hi.

HEAR HON. R. B. BENNETT ex- pound tho policies by which hs will bring Canada. out of the present ser- ious depression. Strand Theatre, Saturday, July nth. 5082

BARN DESTROYED-The barn of

Road, about three miles from Char- lottetown was burned to the ground last evening. The fire was supposed to be caused by n spark from the flue of Mr. Gurneys residence, which ig-

Mr. Gurney and neighbors.

Charlottetown.

Unsworth Gurney, on the Norwood -

nited s haystack next to the barn. Some young cattle and pigs, which were in the building were moved by Another barn close by was saved by the heroic 3i efforts of people in the vicinity to- gether with the timely arrival of tha chcmical apparatus and firemen from ;

ma oyARLoWEMWN cgijglifflgiu

Illustration Farm Operators Confer

A conference of the Operators of the Illustrations Stations throughout Prince Edward Island. was held yes- terday afternoon st the Experiment- al Farm. After dinner at. the Beach Grove Inn the party drove to the Experimental Farm where the follow- i ing program was carried out; s. re-| view of the year's workby the Bup- l ervisor, Mr. R. C. Parent; addresses, by Dr. J. A. Clark, Superintendent‘ of the Experimental station, by Mr.‘ J. C. Moynan Chief Supervisor on the new policies of the Division; by Mr. s. A. Hilton, Assistant Superin-

I i i I

I i . i i i i

i t \l.. '. - M A R Y? I N N

m srcauoivn , iovrosiu so. PsuPs new”)

logical laboratory. After an enjoy- able luncheon at the Station, the op- erators motored to Montague where they visited the Illustration Station conducted by Mr. Fred MacInty-re, and also the Ayrshire herd owned by Mr. Gavin Reid.

Today they will visit the Illustra- tion Stations at Iona and Wood Is- lands. pasture, plots and groundi

limestone plots and alfalfa fields. ‘

HON. MR. BENNETT .1

Continued from Page 1.

and thcn he warmly asserted, "so is Canada. what is his duty to New Zealahd or to Canada? My concern is for Canada first and not for New Zcaland." Again, the Opposition I Leader, with a touch of humor, went‘ on. "It is like making a Professor of English a Minister of Fisheries‘ Dr. Cyrus Mcmlllan. It may be that the Prime Minister thinks that the fish will bite a little more politely than they have in the past. Mr. Bennett asked his auditors what they thought of s Prime Minister who ap-

Provfdes l

ESHENED

Ftifiits. ro tn. amino arm room signs on hand at Guardian tf

FARM OR SALE-Ml ACRES OI choice land, with buildingsi seven from Charlottetown, Brackley Point Road, with or with- Apply S. 3.. G lespie, 28-31.

4_.__

sacs: - an ur-ro-bars

River. saan-a-za-si. cottage. all modern conyen noes, ___._.__._,__._,._.._____,---._ and nice barn suitable or gar- wam-ao _ A MAN row. ram/i use. Araly 17 Oleblr Btmi

work. Apply George Dockendorfl. 4305'°71°'11*?Wk5-

North River. 49914-2841 i WANTED AT ONCE FOR‘ ONEkO: o i

two months young man o wot 0 f farm. Kcithbosweli. Victoria. Cornrnunlcabte

sooi-s-ze-tt. WANTED AT ONCE. A MAN T work on farm. Apply in person t‘

J. ‘rhos McKenzie, Vernon. P. E- Ii r l 5054-7-2-41

Mai-lid '———- MIN WANTED T0 LEARN Till‘. Berber Trade through our special short course. Expert training. Par- ticulars free. Molcr Barber College,

I73 Harrington St., Halifax. d-l-ttstf.

WANTED AT ONCE. MARRIED rnsn to work on farm. Apply Lewis

Mutton, Carleton. BOOQ-tues-thurs-sst.

Salcsman Wanted

SALISMEN WANTED -- SALIS agent (or Prince Edward Island. Good pay. Pres outfit. We want now u reliable. energetic repres- sntstivs to handle the best dis- tricts on the Island. our sssnc! 1! profitable. Write Peiham Nursery 00.. Toronto. Olit. S. W. S-wstf.

___ --_....-_,-—_,_____.¢__-_q_.-_

Female Help Wanted mic-ii wanna - mm. urn! soss Hotel. w“

warren-A mm ronncimciu. housework. Apply Mrs. .7. A. Bent- IQY. a‘ QIIIIJIOIQ BI" 5031-31

WANTED-MAID son GSNSSAI. housework. One wll"~.i: to so to Rsppoeh for the summ r. ‘Apply

' Mrs. Sesrth. o. m. Frn" c‘ "“‘-

ber of cues And

clai Health Omoer:

eioseiy for

'. mares. Qharlott/etown. sooi-i-a-li

tiu-ost, Init b11187 I: _ /

ILIIIIIIIS Paralysis

During it next three mouths par- ents ihould watch their children very gns of Acute Poliomy-

1K4‘

1r.

Diseases For

Month ofJune

Following is a classified summary of the eimmunlcable diseases, num- of deaths arising from the same in thslpro- vlnce during the month of June, sup- .,plied by Dr. P. A. Creelman, Proi in-

iDlsease Cases Deaths Chlckenpck ............ 3 - Diphtheri. 1 Influenza .. 2 geningitii - eumorili 3 Abute Po myelitis (iri- - fsntile sralysis) 1 -1 Sdrlet er . Tibercul 4 Enteritis . 1 Tetsl ........ 30 14

OII

startei-‘s gun.

Saving time.

BIRTHS

Pownai, s son.

MARRIAGE S

Lydia Elva Acorn. of V111!!! 9N6"-

DEATHS

Church.

sickness in the home.

departed this life July 2nd, 1H8- Gone but not forgotten. Inserted by Wife and Family.

a N. D. MacLeian

elltis ifnn ils Paralysis). hllowinii are ore-paralytic symp- toms in 0 r of greatest frequency: ONDIRTAIIII ‘Flavor, I-les che. Rigidity of Isak. gun/lump om ing, in in so or mowmm“ ‘nu.’ ‘nthou, ,, Obsrlottssown I Nomi IQII Phone I49

0040000400 no»; w@-OCQQQL

Yililiilvllitli... .. ... ... iiiis iiuliiiiniiii

The Charlottetown Yacht Club will monthly nliow-ance and Drivlltiffi 01 "open their season's racing this after- slr months‘ course at Bcllevue l-ios- noon when ‘he Mmnegoo, Ghost, P_ No, and Barney Google answer tho

iiiiiiiiiil iiiilliiiii.

'I‘ho annual meeting of the Prince Edward Island Medical Association will be held in the Board offrrade Rooms, Charlottetown, on Wednes- day, July 9th, at 11 o'clock, Daylight

G. F. DEWAII, Secretary. 5063-3--Tue. Fri. Mon.

GAY-At the home of Mr. Fred H. Irowsdale, Hazelbrook. June 24th. 1930, to Mr. and Mrs. Pcrley Gay, of

f________,___.__ .. MYEBS-ACORN-At Charlottetown P, lljfslsnd, on June 28, 1930, by Rev. Ewan MacDougall, B. 1)., Alvin A. Myers, of Charlottetown. to Miss

_________.__...._......._._._ COILEY-At North Granville. June 30, Ernest collay. Funeral Tuesday at 2.30 from North Granville United

BUCHANAN-At Fredericton, June 3o, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter

Buchanan. mineral Sunday st l p. m" “Wm, at m, cemetery 9W1“; w he went on, the natural resources of

Qrnment“

ill MEMURIAM

In memo ,- of Henry S. Dixon, who

(lly Thomas Green. Press Staff 5mm‘- Correspondent)

6006600060004 OOQOUOQOOOOO

pealed to the “electors 0n an old age pensions scheme on s contributory

after the election had categorized as “vicious principle, such, contribii- "That and the five-cent piece statement are classics" he declared.

CONGRATULATES BAXTEB. To Premier J. B. M. Baxter, whose Government was returned to power, only a week ago, the Opposition Chieftain extended his congratula- tions. with Dr. Murray MacLaren and Thomas Bell, Conservative member in the last Parliament, preceded Mr. Bennett. A presentation of flowers was made to Miss Mildred Bennett. "I have been immensely struck and badly disappointed," Mr. Bensntt de- clared, "at. the low ebb of production in the Marltimes. When 1 say pro- duction, I mean production of the products necessary to meet the re- quirements. Where are the herds of long ago? Where is our dairy in- dustry of long ago?" Apart from potatoes and apples, the Conservative leader declared, the Maritimes were not supplying their own needs and requirements. "Do you realize" he continued, "that agriculture has fal- len into such a low level, we are un- able to meet our dairy and other re- quirements, but have to import from other parts of the world. Men, and women. there can be no prosperity in St. John unless there is prosperity in the country. The city and the country are to complerisent of each other in that regard. The pros- perity of one depends on the pros- perity of the other." Efforts must be directed, Mr. Bennett declared, in every part of Canada so that the Do- minion would becoms a. self-reliant and not I. dependent people.

Natural Resources

The natural resources of the Do-| minion must be utilized, he proceeded, i in such s manner that Canadians will obtain the maximum value from them, the electrical energy necessary » available to ensure a proper develop- msnt of Canada. But ...-Autonomy

the country were being shipped out in their state under the King Gov- "When I was last in the Msritimes," Mr. Bennett asserted, "I saw ships being loaded with pulpwood for exportation. we sent othsr raw materials out and our men and wo- msn after them, to work in Rockport Ind other ports of the United States."

8'1‘. JOHN. N. 3.. June bib-Be- fm s crowded " , Hon. n. S. Sennstt spoke here tonight in his native province. Loud speakers eur- ried his words to s gathering of several thousands seated in Kicp Square. opposite the theatre, in which he delivered his address. Dr.

tendent, Experimental Farm, Nap- ‘mm i pan, N. S., on the improvement o‘ “ PERFECTION " . the dairy herd. These addresses wcr ' followed by a discuss! . on illustra- and i ' tion station problems, after which w! 001-5 DRINKS

there was an inspection of the Ex- a.“ m‘

perimental Station and plant pstho- iii

iflfrinity illuitell scum.

Trinity United Church Wednesday, Aim-Weekly Prayer Service. Vis- itors heartily welcome-l-Ieartz Mem- orial Hall.

in the House of Commons, were the first speakers. Emphasizing the need for construction of a. bridge a- cross the St. John Harbor, Dr. Mac- Lai-en criticized the Ottawa Govern- ment for its lack of action. When he had questioned the Minister of Mar- ine and Fisheries (Mr. Cardin) on the matter in Parliament he contin- ued, the Mnister said the question

would be considered after July 20.. Liberal‘

Mr. MacLsren stated, the Governmezt would not be in s. pos- ition to make any decision-in the matter.

Mr. Bell prophesized victory for the Conservative party in the present el- ection. New Brunswick, he declared. had the reputation at times of be- ing on the "wrong side‘ in Dominion mlitics. But Mr. Bell asserted. this would rot be the case when the present contest closed.

Loud applause broke forth when the recently elected Premier of N. B. Hon. .7. B. M. Baxter arose to intro- _‘dure Mr. Bennett. Dr. Baxter thank- ‘cd his audience igovernment to poser "with such a

large majorltv, a little less than a

ivcek ago. “The Postmaster Gereral. i ilvfr. Venioti he continued, imd three lsenators had "interjected themselves iinto the provincial election,‘ but with iooor success to themselim. "let me

itell "Peter the Postmaster that this

The New Brunswick Premler..Prov1nce will return eight seats out

‘c! eleven at the rext election."

Jersey City ... ... ... 510 I Bolon ldwsrds and McMahon: Al- len, Mberhsrdt. Ne-Jsome and Jor- gens.

Reading ...... Newark ... Greenfield. Wsrneke, Green and

get.

his Phillips.

Murray MMIATen. and Thomas Bell,

new 1'7»,

ipolicy to the fishing dndustry.

I iths present Old Age Pensions Act

i ANSWERS LIBERAL ARGUMENTS

for returning his“

BIIHEAIlUE islill RESULTS

ILILB.

... 111d 4 ... I! 19 I

Grass; Brennan, Faulkner and Leg-

Msnguns. Williams and Grebe: Cunt- roll, Harrison, Barnes, Prudhonme

It. n. I. g“ Ooassrvstivs members for some years Sachem: ... ... ... .... I Is 0

NEW ZEALAN D

Continued thorn Page l. ____._,____,___.___._____ wealthy men known as manufactur- ers.

There are more unemployed today, in the city of Detroit than there an» in the whole of Canada, he insisted.

Four minutes before his time was up Dr. Macmillan expressed regret.‘ that he hm not more time 1n which to discuss the bdfltlifd! of u» Liberal’

All that we need 1n order to mskc ‘

iapplicsble to this Province, he salcl.i j is increased subsidy. Bo defended the , iKing Government's delay in feilingi 'to implement the rscommendstionsi

‘Io! the Duncan Commission calling; for "immediate consideration" of the. whole question of subsidy readjust-i merit.

1

i

l Enthusiastic applause greeted l-lon.i John H. Myers, "the farmer candid-i ate," who followed Dr. Cyrus Mae- mlllan; and this applause continued at frequent intervals during the ithlrty-five minutes of Mr. Myers‘ ‘ able and effective speech. i Ironically the Conservative candid- ,ate complimented his opponent on iths roseato survey of conditions in iCanada with which his latter had i begun his address. Dr. Macmillan had

TAKE 3 NEW ZEALAND eRURytol

forgotten, however, to mention the

ilecreased price of butter clue to the competition from New Zealand. The real purpose of adequate protection,

Mr. Myer; explained 1s lo benefit mgriculture and industry alike, and

it is this kind of protection which Canada needs today.

Wes it because the Government did not have the courage, or because it. lacked business ability‘ ihat it did not. frame a tariff suitable to Can- ada? Mr. Myers asked amid 1711-‘ plause. i

Countervalllng Duties

PAC!" THREE

mi

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Three Flowers Basic Cleansing Treatment

A unique 05:11 Iauodumr, 8st for $1.50 . . . a full sin package each of Speeds] Cleaning Cream and Shin Iruheue: . . . accompa- nied I111 separate 311110 ufslcia. If: of the [canvas sunpiu

does no! satisfy, you Inf return Iiss full sins and p: a complete "fun<1—$1.50.W- are convinced, however, first you'll in delighted

Tbree F/awrnr I'd/ribbing; Cream.

will: bulb preparations. ' ¢--~ii- . mid,- uenIrJ. .

wirh Thus . n»...- ru- "

THREE FLOWERS ‘ fuzir.

TRAVELETTES iWeek-End Pkg.)

SOMETHING NEW—-SOIVIE'I'IIING I$I;"I"l'I'LIt i. LE DEBUT_ FACE POWDER. (Flesh, Tlimefc.) . . . . . . ._

ROSS-DRUG-UNITED"

Successor to

The MacKinnon Drug Co.’

“HOME OF BETTER VALUES"

"l don't believe my opponent, edu-i rated as he is, knows what counter-i railing duties are," he continued,‘ "because his explanation tonight is certainly at variance with what Otil-i er members of his own party tell‘, us."

Mr. Myers then convincingly show ed that countervailing duties are raised or lowered according to the duties rflcvailing in the countries to which they apply. ITYPSYPCtIVE of the tariff requirements of the country putting them into effect.