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, xalné, many letters similar to the ‘ _ U g recommend the Vegetable mpound as a wonderful medicine ":1 iarin m g (g6 $21.2‘: back to nor- , 9B lll I . .11 . It is all excellent restorative, eon- ns no harmful drugs and may be _ en in safety by a nursingmotber. Thousand! of mothers who have “gained their strength by takin it are its t reoommenda“ . r511,- llbt take itfialrself’! ' Could t Gain Siren h Q _ -.-"I_have h’ great _ lb E. Plnkham s Vege- tab e Comps d and I am a different Woman now.‘ Iwas v ry sickl be- fore my first child was orn. Id dnot golf; tmydsgrentgtltia backhaftgalrwardsi an elno a ywl us ong.- took Lydia E. Pinkham‘s Vegetable Compoundjor three months before a second was born, and have en it occasionally ever ‘since. My floctor had juhld-that medicine would not do me much and," but m nurse wished moilotry oVegetab e Com- pound, sol did. I do not go without avmg lt in flle house nrlw and I am looking well and feeling fine. I do all my_work, sewing and all."—Mrs. JollN Smrsols, Box 555. Biiryfluehec.

Oshawa, Ont — “ After my

Dipend ups Lydia E. Pink- _ Compound to Restore a Normal

Condition all‘ the time so lcould not do m an housework. I picked u one o; your little books and read l: and then l tried some of Lydia E. Pinkhamh Vegetable Compound. ‘It seemed to hell» me ulte a bit and I felt much better ter I had taken theV - table Compound and used L 111%. Plnkhaufs San tlve Wash. thank

ou for your elp and 1 m, w; rig your medicines right along. If any wolnan wants to write m mg I will tell her the sameW-Mrs. J. MQGINN. 300 Courcellette Avenue, Oshawa, Ontario.

Before My Baby Came

Vancouver, B. C.—-"I took Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound before my bsby came asl was suffer- "lil from_ neuralgia pains. l had not been Hiking‘ anything for these pains because I ought there was nothing I could do, but when I read about the Vegetable Compound In the ‘V571. couver Daily Province’ I began tqk. ing it; and of two thin I am sure- that Ihad an easier trns when the bah came and that it is the best me icine ever. I I commend it to all my friends who suffer as I did, and ou can use my letter as a testi- mon ai."—Mizs. JOSEPH Bulolnum,

child was born I was sick nnd tired

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FOR SALE-THREE BURNER oil sIovc—(1‘crfol-.linn) with. ov- cil.—App1y d0 Brighton Avenue.

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FOR SALE-BARN ON WELLN- i-r lot, Spring Park Road. Apply M. Fraser at Burt Ilros S; Frills- or, Market Iiuillliiig-Zi223-7-4—-4i

Miscellaneous McDONALD, LAND SUR- veyur," I-Iernlnllvillo. . 2837 G 18 lnltth

PORTRAIT AGENTS,WRITE_ FOR catalogue. United Art, Ltd., Brunswick Avc., 'l‘oronto.

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I lVantell . DIG OUT THAT OLD FEATHER lll-ll in the iittic (phone 10-12) iillli got cash for it. We blly fcntli- crs new nnd old. Wo repair, polish and llpholsicr furniture, work thoroughly doilc by experi- enced tradesmen. Wr- scil lip- hoists-ring supplies. We care- illlly transfer furniture and oth- rr goods with oilr lllrllc lorry. Wc lllru the celebrated lioovcr Electric Vlicuulil (llclincr it bcnts ‘ill! it sweeps, fit! it cleans-Henry MfiCFflIlilIlC, Phone 1042. 3203 7 3 4i

Female Ilolpawunted __.________________ __ WANTED.--.MAlD.-—APPLY a4 ' Fitzroy St.—3202-_7-i'l-5l.

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WANTED-GIRL ..TO ..WAIT "ON tllbll-s and llesist with other work

WAN-TED -— PRINCIPAL (FIRST class )'ilor Tryoil (Iuilsolillrllcll School. Supplement lllclildlllg minimum. $150. Julln A, Puller- elm. Sccy. Tryon. 3287-7 7-41

WANTED - AN EXPERIENCED second class teacher for llllligor School. Slipplcilli-nt $1211.00. Alex. Lfillllor, Soc'y. 32337 441

WANTED — A TEACHER FOR Point Pleasant School No. 142. Apply lo Mir. JCIIIICS Ii. Finlay- son, Sec‘y. 3232 7 4 4i

Head Road School, District 47. SuppIeinont-WILOO. Cyrus Joy. Soc‘y.—G265-7-5-3i.

WANTED-TEACHER FOR MT. Albion School, No. 134.'Supple- ilient—~$100. Apply Fred Robert- son, Sec'y.—32G6-7-6-3i.

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WANTED- A OOMPETENT EX- perienced Teacher for North Tryon School. Amount voted 3175-4180. II. Cailbeck, Sec'y.

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WANTED-A FULL STAFF 0F teachers, principal, vicu princip- lll and three nssisinnt teachers school No. 141, Soilrls. —C, C. Carlton, soc’y. 31807 3 6i

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I “l wiilatnnohl 1 s lys. - ins liolen Will's doom igillmlin. United Smlemgg: the - hallipicnshlp In Illo en's _ apples of Wimbledon own tenrus lounlsmsnl today. o» eating tho British pnlr. Miss Kilthiolln Mc- Kmn nlill Mrs. Phyllys Covell.‘ in lhefinai match 61-h. 6-4. Jean -_ olrll. Frpnoh star won the 1o liniplollslllp inf- 1.0m _g|fl[i§ .llsjh:lcles in a hn'rd fight ‘l: Ills fl r IIani compel tor Cbste 0-—1,.8~8, 541, ‘

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WANTED -- SECOND crass teacher for Belmont School. Supplement $150. Judson Simp- son, Secretary-ii.

Lil FIRST CLASS TEACHER WANT- » ed for Victoria School, District No. 80. Supplement voted $200.00. (Male preferred.) apply in per- son If possible to . Boswell. Body. Trustees. 8008-8 25 if.

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@*w"=¢@rv-.01ensoed. Lot a, o'- Leamdi. R. ' “ _ 3250.74.31 "rescues w M‘ ‘ a I or River SQlIAQOl, pplgfgnl

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Lost A LOST- eel-wags rlvll liollsc rind Catholic Celneiify

Finder please leave with.’ y a it Co. Rewarli.-—3204-7-8-2i. ,

qIIl-fl... ant)“. ' NEW YIOR-K. Jilly fir-Jim '

lleiy, famous sponismllil. and ‘one lim emsnlllzcr of the late John b. Sullivan, died yesterday at the ale

‘of seventyilve, broke, In his dliy

is ldi have boonvwortll’ iaqrlhfiys’ qllhrierq oi‘ ‘a million do! i . . ‘grgnda of the old man. who died of bsart trouble. silo ils had is

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(Extracts from Hlinsard) RE HOME BANK ENQUIRY

Questions by Mr. Harris- Answers by Hon. Mr. Lapolntc.

Q. What counsel on the Home Bank enquiry are paid by the Gov- ernnlent’!

A. Eugene Lpfleur, K. C. and H. J. Symingtoil, K. C.

Q. What fees and expenses are allowed each of the counsel so em- ployed‘!

A. Mr. Lafleur received $260 per day and his expenses; '

Mr. Symingtows Ices have not been stipulated.

Q._W1iat legal firm is Mr. II. J.

uieillbel- of?

A. The firm of Hudson, Ormoull, Spice and Synliiigtoll, oi‘. Winnipeg. Q. Ilzls such legal firm acted for the Uiiloll Grliiil Grower's Company of which Mr. T. A. Crei-lir is pre- slllelit‘! A. The iorliieli.

Government is not lii-

H. J. Symlngton, K. C.

(Extract from l-Iansard) Question by Mr. Harris. Answer by Mr. Low.

Q. Wlllli amount was paid II. J. Syllliilgton, K, C., ill connection with the Grciii Lakes Rates Ev- quiry us (n) fees; (h) Expenses’! A. Total amounts paid from Jail- llziry 211st. Io April 12th, 1923 are:- Ilcilillilcrlliion $9,450.

Pcr (l om allowance $705. Expenses 8471.43.

Cullen-Peildergast Wedding

The marriage of Mills Gertrude Cullen, (laugh-tor o! Mr. T. P. Cul- lcn, Sherwood, Charlottetown Roy- alty, to Mr. James Pendprgast of Kensingloll. was solemnized ill 5.30 Saturday morning in St. Dun- l-ltnnfis Cathedral, Rev. Father Mliu- rice MacDonald performing the ceremony.

The groom and the bride were respectively llttcnded by Mr. nnd Mrs. Augustus Aylward.

The bride looked very charlnlnl: in zi most becoming travelling suit of ilnvy tricotllie aild sand hat. and Mrs. Aylwlird was handsomely lzowned in blue velour and black llntiil.

After the ceremony lhe bridal party upd other guests hlld break- lost nt the homo of Mrs. E. G. Kel- ly, all nllilt of the bride, Mr. and Mrs. Pendergast then left by motor clir for Bordon, on route to Boston nnd other Jllnerlclln cities on a short honeymoon trip.

The gift of the groom to tho bride was a valuable gold wntch. She had also been the recipient of many beautiful and serviceable l" ft. from ll=l "were... friends, nvlng been “l-nowereq," m llwo V6?! lmioyabls functions, one lield at “Willow Form" ,t11e residence of Mr. and Mrs. James F. Roper in Cf-‘llffll Royalty on Monday even- ing, and the other at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Holmes, East Rvynlty. on Thursday evening. The bride is a very talented nnd popular young lolly, and ilbe groom, is on enthusiastic sport promoter and lln ex-llll around champion nth- lete. Both have ll very wldo circle of friends nnll acquaintances.

In the hearty feilcltatioliswhich will be extended from town and counitry to the newly wedded pair, the Guardian gladly joins.

MARRIAGEB M CULLEN-PENDERGAST - At. St.

Illilistllns Cathedral, Charlotte- town July 5th. by Rev. Maurice Me- lloiinid, Gertrude. Cullen of Shor- wood. Charlottetown Royalty to Jnnlcs pllllliOfgi-‘ISI. of Kcnsillgton.

ii DEATHS

STAMPER-ln-tliis city, July 5th. Snmh Jane Stamper. Fllnernl will take place Tuesday. July xlll service will commence ilt 2.30 nl lII‘l‘ ilitc rlz-lillrllcl- 252 Grafton Si. illftlfilltlfll Sherwood Cemetery.

MACKlNNON-mt tllo residence oi Mr. (lcorgc lllitl. Wutcr Street, July 5th, Miss Eliznbcth E. Muc- Klllilon. Funeral from the

Western ' p555.»-

—Among those who’ returned on the Western train saliirdliy even- lug were Misses Mattie and Mary MacDonald, who attended the tea- cher's retreat held at Notrc Danie Academy, Charlottetown. elven by the Reverend Father George F. Bradley, S. J.

—llvliss Florence MacNeiI return- ed to her home at New Annali on Saturday after attending the 'i‘en- tillers Retreat held at Notre Dame Academy, Charlottetown.

-—-Mr.‘Willillln Dunn, Elmsllllle, spent Dominion Day in town, and after visiting friends at Kenning- ion, Norboro, nnd Freetown, re- turned homo on Thursdlly.—l'i.

——Mr. and Mrs. Guy RamsdI-n. O-lltawa, are spending their holidays at the borne of Mrs. Itaiilsdcira parents, Mr. ulid Mrs. R. J. 'i‘uddl BfIl(llllllilIiC.—H.

IN MEMQRIAM '

Many relatives and frlcilds throughout the Isinild were grieved to hear of illc death of Mr. llugll l’. McQuuid, which occurred nl his lloiilu Iil Si. Teresa's on Monday evening, tho 23rd inst, lifter an ill- ncss of only n few hours. Mr, Ml:- Qllnld was burn at St. ’l‘<.-rcs:l'll ill 1810 and passed his entire llfc iii illc district. For 40 years llc wzls cliiplllyoil as Section Foreman on tlli- Prince Edward island Illillwlly llt (Jnrdigllil rind was colisilli-rcii one of the lilost efficient employ- ees oil tlic road. About eight ycilrs ago he retired frolu active service lllid wns subsequently awarded the llllperlzll Service Mclizil. Of ll gull- Iill, klndbczirtcd disposition he wiis cxtreluoly popular and WOII the respect of lill classes flllii crcclls. Ills sterling Christian charliclor will not soon be forgotten by those who knew him best, lie left for those who live after him l1 grzllld example of whpt l1 man can nllniii in fulfilling the teaching of God's Holy Law. ‘Ilc leaves to mourn tho loss of ll faithful husband and killll and loving falhcr, u‘ sorrowillg wife, two sons, and three daughters, namely, Mrs. Patrick McQunilI, SI. Teresa's nild Gertrude, Ethel, Aen- eas and Edmund at liuille. Ills funeral on Wednesday nlorllinil was very largely ntloildcd by sylllpallle- tic friends, who came froill far liilii nclir to pay u last tribute of res- pect to one who was deservedly lovoll by all. ii-{M MR. ANDREW LEWIS

The sudden passing oi’ the lzlll‘. Andrew Lewis of "St, Pcliers Ilaly, on February 22nd, was a grout shock to the whole community. A lllall of exceptionally kccn iillellrzci nnd noble qualities, he was clltccnl- cd and respected by all who kille-w him.

He lived Ibo greater pzllll of his life at St. Peters Day, wiicrc be ywa born on May 16th, 1841, and Io:

of Clerk of the Court.‘ Oil January 17th, 1870 llc was married to Mary E. Bowl-rs. daugh- iler nf the late John Ilrllvcrs of Charlottetown and she llicll lll 1891. One son, Bowers, died lii 191-1, "Truly 1n the mldslt oi’ l'l o. we arc In death" for the diecozislell was Ili the best 0f lielilth when lic was suddenly stricken with uclue llllll- gestlon and died before mledicsl aid could reach him.

The following family are lll‘! to mourn ltlle loss ol‘ a beloved father: Mrs. John Quiilil of Jllililiica ‘Piillllfi, Mules, Mrs, II. McKinnnri of New York, Greely of Soul-is. l’. E. I. nnd Mrs. Lnnnln of Boston, Mass. A largo procession followed his remains from hie old homo to the Roman Catholic Church wllcro the funeral services were reonducicil by Rlev. Father McAulay, nnd ilc was gently laid lo rest lii the adjoining cemetery beside his loved once to await the Resurrection “OTII,

a “,1 Lives of grcal, lilen zlll I‘l‘llliIIIi us, We illlist lilnke nlir lives. laubllnlo, And departing. leave bclililll us, Font prints in lilo sands (If limo, (Inserted by a friend)

MR. JOHN WAVE

Tlicrl- pzlsscdwlwily in llulllcr Ri- ver, I’, E. l., nt his llfllllll on May Isl 102-1 Jolill Wilyo ill illi‘ 7511i yl-nr of his ngc. llorn in New Brunswick ill i849, four yenrs Inter he (‘Zlillfl in iho Islrllld wllll bis parchln. Dur illg his lilo oi‘ iulsocilltlnn wiill the Aielllndisl Church which l-xfi-nded

f“ ' wllcilam

‘thirty seven yours he held the ofiicc

. horse would be. NPilflii, 1:581:1,

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popular completely renovated and rafurnlahad allfflllflllfill! and offers very comfortable looommadstlan to the travai-

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Wright Ilndcrlllklng Parlors today . m.

icrllient at Sherwood Cemetery. iii...-

Mlnard‘: Llnlmsnt Relieves Psln.

QUEEN HOTEL

Water Street. Charlottetown

Hotel

oouralousiy and for. Rates RM a day. sauce J. TAYLOR, Mpllaqsr

_ (Jilarlottetown

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W. R. Maynard, Pot RIIi; Mr. grid Mrs. "A114. Palmer, Tyne Vnlsrrnlver attended the Women's Insti- m. ‘silllllrs. "J." it. Hunter, ma. Altamira; llaior don-lichen. Auiustinexlove; B. "M. roster. Fort _ sill} “Q-l'$”li“‘lflill" Cameron. '

' iL-W. Morrison . Deva , lioniuuellwooo-nl the P. n. I. Hosp! I ‘gulls, sari/July‘ Ila,

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over 30 years he wlls Iinnoled with the position of Sunday School Sup- erintendent for 25 years. In the life story of the last 30 years of Mr. Wnyo and his wife. just having pre- deceased him by five mnlvllls. there‘ is the golden lthrenll ol‘. snrvire to their church, They were loyrll sup- poriens of the cnlisc, regular lit- tondnnts lit all of rho Means of Grace, an open door Io their home's hospitality lto the ministers serv ing the field. The vacant plneo In the constellation is keenly fell. Tho fllith that Inspired his life, in donih did not fail, ns he doll asleep fcdr- ing not, There are lelil to mourn two sons, Watson Wayn of Illinler Riv-

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has

"W. Wbml- or Wnltcr Wllyo of Port Elgln and , Th. 2.5" " "wilmly two daughters, Mrs_ H. L. Caliber-k. B"! "l4 ti" P"*'"° "" r-r Alberto and Mrs. w. E. Cnllllnck

of Moncton. N. Ii. Tho community has lost n kind christian citizen Tlllel family ll kind Wvller. Tllc bmlll- iiflll floral lribiltcs borc mute testi- mony of esteem.

(lhllriot Please Copy.)

. PE NALS

Mr. Charles R-nbinsqn of ilrilcllloy Point is spending tho week end visiting friends In Illa city.

Miss Olga Bllnmin. Wllesllny

M?‘ tile ‘Convention on Wednesday and

‘Ihursday. I

£101,119 1.".

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"us; i. , Ana. Train‘; ms. c. w. Rbblns Imflioton: "M. linud. Momma.- I. A. Thomas, ornas-

“ to” all; Mrs. Sdson Thomas, lo onh 1a n. McLeod,

. . . . ,c m Ilnuoryllsu-L =1. Inmates?

noon... Wills ' $10,000 in" W601! , 0n Grand Circuit

lNOlRTl-l RANDALL, Cleveland, July 5.—-'1‘he victories oi’ Etta Dru ieli in the Tnvorn Stake and Frltle Mac, iii the 2-16 trot, marked tu- day’s Grand Circuit racing.

lbtta llruien, driven by 'l‘1lolllns Murphy, Syracuse, won the second $5,000 purse for his stables ibis week, Baron Worthy having (Jill)- turcd the Edwards stake on Tues- day, It was the fourth time Mur- phy has won the classic iii seven years.

0h Boy, Dlrrecium ll., Sallie the Great, Dr. Strongworthy nnd Holy- rood Frisco also started.

Time 207 3'5; 2.06 3~6; 2,09 3-5. 2.06 Class pacing, purse $1,200, eiiilliiilitioii plalil, divided into two divisions, all excl-pt first fivc ill each eliiillillliisll from third only heat winnens started In |i0ili‘ll1.

‘Charley Siveci lii-‘i- by Ilir-

rectum I . 4 3 1 Jackie Connor blll. l) llnr ncy O'Connor (Curler) .... 3 1 2 Lincoln bg. by llzlldlvin (limi-

in) __________________ __ I 1 1U 3 Nichols bu. by KcilIul-ky Mill‘-

quis (MzicKuy) ....... ._ 3 2 ru Johnnie Qlllik cllg, (ICgan) 2 -I ro

Iiogzln llmigcwooll, Mary Cnill-c, Fflilllilllillli, lvail Les and CRISNII‘. Ab- bot also started ill thrill ilPliL Flo Patch Afliflflllffil, Fly llirrcci, l.ul.l llrook also started in first prcliul- imlry.

'I‘1lile—2.07 1-5, 2.06 2G, 2.07 4-5, 2.0!) »i 5.

2.10 Class 'l‘l‘o’.l.iug. Purse $1,200 llilfVfil-li lllly hr, ll, by Tho .llllrvcstur (I-Zdiiinil) ___. 1

-i 1 Mndlc Glly, lim., by Glly Ax- '

will-lily (Alecia) ______ .. ii 1 Guardian Trust Ii.1l. (Mc-

Mlllioii) .......... __ . 5 2 4 Fzllr May, brnl, (Cox) __.__ 2 5 -i Vzin ll., ling, (Morrison) . l! 1i Ii

’l‘llllc—2.06 4-5; 2.01 45; 2.04 ~15

2-10 Class trotting. Purse $1,200 Fritizic Mac, blk g, by Mc- Kinney Mac (McGrath) ___ 3 1 Jim Clark, br g, by The Vla-

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llinir (Stokes) _________ .. 1 3 ZI Judge Blair, lir.g., by Jus- iivn Brooke (McCzlrr) __ -1 2

Pnrelltuzlll, bll., (llhlrslill) ..2 4 Eiin Forbes, bll., (Bennett) 5 8 May V010, Arson, Lzlw, Sllvc Ilcrgcn, Fred M. also started. 'i‘llllc—2.10 1~ii 2.10 2 5, 2.1-0 2 5. 2-12 Class Trotting. Purse $5,000 The Tzlvrrs Strike. ‘llilrec llezifs Elia Ilruicn, bm., by Etta wzlh (Murphy) _______ _. 1