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o,” martian u... mm... 10c par Ilaa of I words "T “m Insert-hill . 00 Mr llna of I word; ZION CHURCH S. S. PICNIC at z pm Inlsrtlanl .- la per llna of I words Lewis’ Point today. Cara leave Church z Rubi "mw" 7° P" "l" i" 5 "Ids at 1 p. m. and after. 6290-7-9

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P"’f"-. ' . _ Teachers Wanted Miscellaneous 5°“ ‘m Tllwm’ “ml” Wm .__€___i____ _ I make two more regular round trips "' _rsacmllr. FOR sur- FOX FARM ovolrivrcnr “at and one east. seam-a

Iftlgfhwr, gpplcmfint wsoo. John was. Rm‘ f’

(___-i. F‘ nJEACHIR FOB MAY- mmghool, one with experience

5 lenient 813500- J- ‘ gjan, fireman 5173-7-5-0.

‘mun-SECOND CLASS TEA- amtor St. Mary's Itoad West

wool. Supplement $95-00. APP]! 4”‘ M‘ Hughes‘ SwretMlSSEIOG-‘l-‘l-Sl.

.§____.___-- Emir-pp FOR VICTORIA WEST 1 yo, 47, experienced second

d“; teacher. Supplement $140.00. A a. Moore. Secretary, Northam, a‘ E N“ 1 5235-7-8-31. “TED-TEACHER. FOB OCEAN v1" School. supplement. 75 6011818 “W, Mgfigdyfll, Secretary, Ocean W“ 5150-‘1-4-‘7-9-31.

—-— yANTED-SECOND CLASS TEA- gher for Elllotvals School. Supple- ment $125.00. Apply James G. Gill, WNW»; 5237-7-9-31.

y-szrop-a SECOND CLASS TEA,- aur for Albion School. Supplement "$.00. Russell Moore. Secretari-

6273-7-94!- PIACIIIR WANTED SECOND class for South Melville School.

supplement $100.00. Male preferred. Alfred Cameron, SecretaghJJ-u’ irscimis WANTED-PRINCIPAL m; Assistant for Cardigan School. supplement $200.00 and $100.00. Mrs. D. Scrimgeour, Secretary. 5100-74-51.

Tannin - FOR GREENWICH School Ne. 15, Protestant female teacher. second class. supplement $100. John B. Mormon. Sec'y. 5148-74-9-31.

t lurch-nameless, MALE ru- ferred, for East Royalty School, supplement. $18500. Address P. B. Bradley, Dept. of Education, Char- lottetown. 0255-31

i llsrap-riirivcwaa, MALE PRE- ferred. for East Royalty School. suppleme it $175 00. Address P. S. Bradley. Dept. of Education. Char- lottetown. 5255-31

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r-——--———-—-i—,-—- IANTED_-PDI1VCIPAI., AND an Alsistant for Murray River School No. 94. Supplement, i100 respect- ively. Apply Walter Buell, Secre- ttry, Murray River. 5l5l-7-4-6i

mourn WANTED ma. unort- roy School No. ‘l2. A second class I teacher with experience preferred, I supplcmerzr $75. Apply to Sec'y A- ’ W. Coffin. Mt. Stewart, P. E. I. ' 5052-7-5-41. ._ - ___ iracrrrss WANTED FOR BORDEN School. An experienced first class f rzmle tcachir for principal. Supple- | meht 520i‘ "0, Also two experienced ' female iissiwiants second class, sup- ‘DlClIlCIllS £121.00 and $150.00. Wil- l liuri CJrrilillPrS, Secretary of Trus- tees. Bordon. sios-r-r-ai.

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l? or Sale

r1...__________ ___ lOR sir: .. BABY CARRIAGE. umihetim. high chair and sleigh. Arm i1: Elm Ave. 5287-7-9-21 b-_____>

cabins. For particulars write A. '1‘. lilcConncll, West Scarbara, Maine. 4565-6-19-231.

BAND CONCERT — ‘The large cmwdoint-hesquarelsctevenirigen- joyed the splendid program submitt- ed by the Canadian Ifigion Band. Out of respect to the memory o1 the Bishop of Charlottetown, the band played as an extra number, "The Dead March,’ in Saul."

JOHN ALFRED MacDONALD, LAND Surveyor, Box 29, Hermanville. 3570-5-8-1mo. POTATO TAGS IOB TB! SEA- wrrs shipments on short notice. Guardian Central Printery,

FOUND -- AT EXPERIMENTAL farm, purse with sum of money. Owner apply Mrs. Willard Prowse, Brackley. 5285-7-9

CENTRAL PARISH. Church of Scotland. The Sacrament of the lords Supper will be dispensed at Churchill on Sabbath, July 13th, by Rev. D. M. Lamont. Preparatory ser- vices on Friday and Saturday at 7 p. m., Sabbath at 10.30 a. m., and '7

WILL TIIE PARTY WI-IO PICITET) up club bag kindly return papers insidt as they are very valuable to

owner. Notify E. Small, Eldon p‘ m" Mmmay M‘ .10 9" m‘ A“ 5°" Hotel. 5243-7-9-21. vices standard time.

L051; BACK r-"aom n. o. ISLAND-m.

._ ___ _ __ Neil McNevin has returned to New

LOSE-NUMBER PLATE 5774 BE- Glasgow after a delightful visit to

tween York and Dunstaflnage.

i part4 . Finder leave at this office. 52954-9 ch“ mew“ and “h” °t P

E. Island. “Nall" met many old friends and was given a hearty wel- come wherever he went. Like all true sons of "Abegwelt" he thinks there is no place like good old P. E. I.. and he's right-New Glasgow Nevis.

LOST-A LARGE BUNCII OF KEYS Finder please leave at Guardian. 5263-7-9-41

LOST-MALE I-‘OX LETTERS IN right ear, D. M. W. Finder please notify. Reward. Hector Compton. Bangor, P. E. I. 5263-7-9-4i.

BIBLE SOCIETY MEETING-Tu- day at Tryon Baptist Church the annual meeting of the Prince Edward Island Bible Society will take place. Principal speaker, Rev. Dr. Clarence MaoKinnon. principal of Pine Hill College. Rev. J. M. Murchison, Dis- trict Secretary, will be present and there will be full reports of last year's work. Sessions 2.30 and 8.30 p. m. Atlantic Standard Time. Executive 11

LOST-BETWEEN 42 WATER ST. and Sacred Heart Home, child's gold locket and chain. Finder please leave st Guardian Ofllce.

7-31

LOST IN CHARLOTTETOWN A pocketbook containing large sum of money. also citizenship papers. Re- ward, Mrs. P. J. Holmes, Ocean

Erinitp ‘Eflnitrli

View. P. E. Island. 5289-7-9-61

LOST-MOTOR BOAT ADRIFT OFF Tracadle, thirty foot boat, Imperial two cylinder engine, name, Mar- garet. Finder communicate with J. H. Watts, Grand Tracadie.

5276-7-9-11

l-nlqal-e. Help Wanted-_-

MAN WAlVIED T0 WORK ON FOX Ranch and small farm. Apply Ray Clark, Union Road. 5242-7-8-1-week

WANTED-COOK FOR BOY SCOUT Camp July 14 to 22. Apply to Mr. J. A. Lawson, Euston St. 3i

WANTED AT ONCE FOR ONE OR two months young man to work on farm. Keith Boswell, Victoria.

500l-6-28-tI.

EARN UPWARDS OF $25 WEEKLY growing mushrooms for us. Illus- trated booklet for stamp. Canad- ian Mushroom Company. Toronto l0. H. W. M. 7-21.

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Salesman Wanted

SALESMEN WANTED — SALES agent for Prince Edward Island. Good pay. Free outfit. We want now a reliable. energetic repres- entative to handle the best dis- tricts on the Island. Our agency is profitable Write Pelhsm Nursery Co.. Toronto. Ont. S. W. 5-wstf.

a. m. Come.

house. were: Messrs Murdock Ross, William MacMillan. Donald MacI-Iinnon. Mil- ler Matheson. Alex MacDonald. and George W. Maclilellari.

5284-11

FUNERAL OI THE LATE MUR-

DOCK MCLENNAN-A large number of people attended the funeral of the late Murdock McLennari, which was held yesterday afternoon from the Zion Church. where services were

’ ‘ ’ by the Rev. Scott M. Ful-

ton. assisted by Dr. Ramsay, Rev.

Hensley Stavert and Rev. M. Out- The Honorary pail bearers

The active pall bearers were Messrs. Dr. J. A. Clark. l". W. Roper, K. Nicholson. James Smith. Richard Hurst, D. Schurman.

ltfessrshlames Ciabbe and Earl

Skeffington spent the week end at Ebenezer.

Miss Margaret Cairns. Dlmstaff-

nage. left yesterday to take the post graduate wurse in teaching at the Summer- School at m. Allison.

::For Rheumatic Pains-The pains and aches of Sciatica and Rheuma-

' be built to Rustico.

tism should be treated with Dr. Thomas’ Eclectric Oil. The soothing and healing properties of this famous

Female lll-elp .Wanted_

Mosaic-lunar: BURNER on. Mia. also tent. Apply at this “its 5232-7-8-2i.

FOR sans-summons, aun- , W5. tic. Apply Guardian. 5194-1-5-01 "\—-—'-' .___r_____.___. loll SALE. r0 ar. lioann AND _'°°m Sign: on hand at Guardian °'" t:

~v-__> ________________ PORISALE-l NEWLY FRESHENED a“): Joseph Brazel. Johnstons < -‘-Y- 5259-7-9-31. “~—-—-__._;..__.__i..__ mbgdySrhl1E—-0NE NEW oax can-r , h i. Scvcn new fox breeding

‘£11505 all complete. Wm. J. Scott.

. rshfimi. P. c. r. 52ll-7-7-Bi. ..___

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“grill” 0a FOR sans. 1e across m land mar Charlottetown. Apply __° ‘VPI-‘molith st. I 2i

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Nursing

llfgffi: woman nasmnro T0 m Hes of North Adams Train. l mgchool for Nurses. North mm 1'1 M455» DIM-so write Supt. m": Y. 5011001 qualifies pupils t0 monihl mregistration. Provides m may“. pwance and privilege of plm- 4 course at Bellevue hos- wd~ W York City. All expenses - N-s-awilaugas.

- I ' Auction Sale £17m] "i! by auction on Friday ‘"h- at 6 P- m. that valuable h" Y situated on the some; 91 "lull! and Sydney Street. ‘nits is - . “Wrvrciiertvuidwillseroia ‘i; m- M Plrticulara apply to 1‘ Queer-l so. J. . . lit-ham... a P a" ‘l. Bm-r-a-si-wea-sat-aiiur. ‘l W1 to airoan-i the Iberia: oi

wmt" has bun in Hugh Pa“ ‘ Q4953”

remedy have been demonstrated for fifty years. Use it also for inflam- matory pair-is, cuts. scratches, bruises and sprains, either in human beings or the lower animals.

WANTED _ AN _ EXPERIENCE; maid by July 24th Mrs. Higgs. Ambrose Street. 5261-7-9-21.

IVANTED TO BUY. A MEDIUM sized house. also l double tenement. must be in good repair. Apply 150 Guardian. 5291-7-9-41

YOUTH WINS LONG RAE

The great 30.000 mile race for sail- ing ships from Australia to Fal- mouth. England, this year was won by the Finnish four-insisted barque Harzogin Cecile, the pasage occupy ing 110 days as against 105 last ymr "The vessel had previously made the

Western Guardian

—EMERALD HALL — Important monthly meeting of the B.I.S. will be held in their hall on Thursday even- ing. July 10th. Full attendance rc- quested. .. 5282-7-9-21

same voyage in B8 and 96 days. The Harzogin Cecile carried 22,000 bags o1 wheat and was commanded by Captain S. Erikson aged 20, the youngest», of the captains of the six Mir-masters in the contest. He

-—-SUMDIERSIDE WINS RETURN MATCH-A return match between the men of the Champlain and a team of Summerside men from the Rifle Club was played on Monday sf- ternoon at the Rifle Range. There were nine men on each side and the naval men were given a handicap of eight points per man. The shoot was at the 200 and 500 yard ranges and some excellent shooting was M011- Cliflord Rogers was the star man for Sumrnerside. Both teams enjoyed the match and Summerside were the winners by a score of 57 points-S.

-—MI’. P. L. BOWIISSB. 0f BIIIDIIIQI-

of the P. E. Island Undertaken As- sociation on Tuesday at Charlotte- town. Professor Cross, from the Do- minion Manufacturs Si" 5 59mm‘ ‘stration and lecture on embalming and derms surgcry-—5-

______i____ Completion of the Hubutao har- bor- projscts in China will be com-

ing his honeymoon iqyfillflyi

Nlhlith l.

side, attended the annual convention _

handled his ship like an old sea. dog.

Passer-by (to "blind" beggerrlt

seems to me that you can see.

Beggar: Oh. well. in these days

competition is so great that even ii. blind marl must keep his eyes open.

sift-ks

McINTYDE-On July 5 to Mr. and ma. J. H. McIntyre, Harrington. a son. John Everett.

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DEATHS

crusty-av nohagh. July '1, mo.

Lawrence Benedict McNally. IBM 2 months, son of Mr. and Mrs. John MeNally.

N. D. MacLéani

plated within five and a m1 roan. imninraxaa . Flidlflfl J. 30.111711?!’ I854 78 WHO MALI‘. ‘

was married rsoentLv t0 Mill W"

mow. at Chelsea. malaria. is wand u"? """nm"':f.“ "Mm

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Slit-Trinity Auxiliary. Women's Missionary Society — Ladies‘

Parlor. I B.00—Weekly Prayer Service — Visi- , tors heartily welcome — Heart: Memorial Hall. iLM-Mecting of Session - Ladies‘ Parlor. 5258-1i.

I-‘RIGIDAIBE Automatic Electric Refrigeration in Montague. The in- stallation of a new Frigidaire at a cost of almost two thousand dollars by the enterprising fiml of Wright s: Stewart, meat dealers of Montague in their splendid new premises on the south side of the bridge between Moshers restaurant and Mabons Drug Store, places Montague on the mall as having one of the cleanest, most up to date and most sanitary meat markets in this Island if not in the Maritime Provinces. The FRIG- IDAIRE. the largest lh the County, enables this firm to hold the meat till every vestage of the animal heat has disappeared and give to their nu- merous customers the very best ob- tainable. Surely men of the type cf Wright s; Stewart are the most valu- able assets that Montague can lay claim to. The above equipment con- sists of a large Walk-in-Cooler fin- ished in British Columbia fir and was manufactured bythe well known Maritime firm. the Wallace Mariu- facturlng Co., Ltd., Sussex, N. B. This along with the FRIGEDAIRE Automatic Electric Refrigeration plant was supplied by R. T. Holman Limited, Charlottetown, P. E. I.. the installation being done by Ira D. Reid and L. W. Proude of Charlotte- town. Mr. E. Mosher of Montague, has also added to his well equipped Ice Cream Parlour a. FRIGIIDAIRE Automatic Ice Cream Cabinet of the lat/est type and is now in a position to give his customers better service. This equipment was also supplied by Holmans of Charlottetown. 5296-7-9

Rev. Wrri. T. McKenna, Bllrchard, Nebraska. arrived in tho city by the late western train, and left on re- turn by motor for his home, Newton Cross. >

Messrs. Joseph Griffin and Chas. A. McKenna. Newton Cross, are in the city on business.

Mr. I-jarry Fbster. son of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Foster, Brighton, scholar- ship student at Oxford, England, re- turned home last evening on his va- cation holidays.

RUSTICO

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the speaker p nted out. At every el- ection the promise has been extended to Rustico that a branch railway will Such a thing would be very Jesrable, Mr. McLure declared. '

He advised the electors of Rustlco to find out if their petition was ever presented to the government eitherin committee or on the floor of the house or to the railway authorites.

Senator Sinclair, the opening Lib- eral speaker, was met with cries of "Nome," when he expressed a hope that a large number of Liberal votes would be polled irl Rustico at the coming election. He endeavoured at some length to defend the Australian treaty in its application to New Zea- larid butter. He did not attempt to answer the question asked him as to why butter is now 20c per pound. Senator Sinclair made lengthy refer- erice to the sales tax, to the funding of the national debt. to the invisible trade, and to the British preference.

Dr. Cyrus Macmillan devoted a considerable part of his address to the fisheries question. Better har- bours snd better shelters were re- commended by the Atlantic Fisheries Commission. Dr. Macmillan stated. He referred at considerable length to the question of frozen bait and to co-operation in the fishing industry. Leaving the fisheries question Dr. Macmillan next dealt with Old Age pensions, and with the Duncan Com- mission in its connection with Island subsidy claims. He severely criticized the policy of high protection. "If the King government made mistakes those mistakes were not vital." Dr. Macmillan asserted. adding, “The Australian treaty was abrogated."

In closing he demanded to know the name of the Liberal candidate charged with informing returned sol- diers that if their names were sent to Mackenzie King $2,000 would be available as a pension.

In rebuttal Mr. Myers made a re- plytoDr. Macmillan last demand. In reference to the appointment of Mr. Chester McArthy of Tignish the prssid onto! the Maritime Fishermen! body Mr. Myers stated that Mr. McArthy is a Conservative and will be in al good position to deal with the Con- servatlvs party after July In. '

Miss Turkey, in Europe's recent beauty contest appeared in a mod- ern tailor-made and a Paris hat.

Clubs in Cardiff. -wa1es are rapidly

THE LATE RIGHT REVEREND DR. ' CHARLOT TETOWN

LOLIS J. ULEARY BISHOP OF

You Always Save

On Tooth Paste and Shaving Cream at

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Successor to

The MacKinnon Drug Co. “HOME OF BET T ER YALIJES"

‘THE PATRIOTS GRUSS

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DIOCESS MOURNS l

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equipping cf the splendid new Char: lottetown Hospital. and the installa- tion of the magnificent chimes in St.

___i________ ___ ‘Dunstans Basilica. He was also ln-i a tun-i for the worse and the fol- jstrunierital in bringing here the Re- i lowing morning lidonslgnor McDon- ‘dempterist Fathers and the Sisters a-la n-om the city and His Iordshiprs ‘o: the Precious Blood. ‘ bpqmq- Afghblghgp 91,35“. 0g Ed.‘ In April, 1925. on the occasion n! mcnwn hastened m his bedside his Silver Jubilee commemorating where they remained until the end. l the lwefliY-fifih ImiYBYSB-W 0f 11B m5 pigglngulsheq Car“;- prdii-iatlon to the holy priesthood, His 111919,“ R1311; Reverend Lougsllcrdshlp received many warm tri- Jgmeg (yuan; n p” “r35 50m in l‘ butes of congratulations and respect R1¢m5q¢go_ N, B“ on August 17_ifrom his devoted parishioners and

1571 m5 father, the 1am M,‘ Henry lbrs-thren of the priesthood.

oleary was a pmmmem bushes; ‘ Thc death of His Lordship the late Bishop OLeary is a distinct loss, not

man at Richibucto and member of‘

the New Bmzswick Legislature Hrgonly to the Catholic Church and mother was a mtlva of 5L Johrh diocese of Charlottetown but to our a, daughter ofwjnlam Omearyrjfthqt citizens generally throughout the city, He received his early trammg ‘ Province. Among those left to mourn in the Grammar School of his native l are AWhhlEhW‘ Olfian’ O7 Edmml‘ gown He the“ entered st‘ Joseph-S ton, William J.. wcli krionh electric- College, where his splendid abilities =11 PIMP" ha“? YP-‘idiii! in Dam)"- m-rd unpemirgng application to 5mm Ohio. Richard of Riohihucto and one res 518M113. dmflngushed him Aft” sister. Mrs. Gm. Mflnorncv of Si. feadlng Philosophy 1n we Little John. The Gilarclifm joins with the seminary and Securing the degree of entire diocese in extending heartfelt Bachelor of Arts at the early ‘ago s3mpathy-

of seventeen, he entered the Grand

Seminary. Montreal, where he com-

pleted his Theology. As he was still The first

‘too young for ordination the faculty cf that great seat cf learnt . l‘ - ' ' “g m ‘z Canadian Saints .

ing 'his superior talents, sent him to Heroic Pinup-rs a -d Martyrs too!

l-‘tome to pursue a post-gradual to course, and there. at the Propagahl-i

and Appomnare Colleges’ he fufiherficur zcril bright Pentecostal fires‘ prosecuted those studies in which he. had already distinguished himself. Hc 1 Fiimi“ illimgi- "it ‘Yiideiiwss studied Theology. Dogmatic and Mor *"“"~”' b“ -“‘~“~"l“'d‘

a)‘ Holy scripture. Cafian Law. H“ Flore". imiwztiarl hearts, with patient tory of the Church. and received his‘ Degrees‘ In the Church of s,’ Lat_:Nulll-lrvd in France. New France eran, on April l4. i900. he was raised to the dignity o; the hob, Priesthood And niirvolled at your giant fortit- by His Lordship Archbishop Ceppet-, elli. i

i Returning to his native diocese

at Chatliam, New Brunswick, in i902 he was appointed Secretary to H15 Lol-dshlp Bishop Barrie’ He“ W, Till lips uusclioclcd revcrcd the Holy fitted himself by much study. by un- remitting devotion to duty. and by Na7a“a'"f"u l‘ noble example cf priestly functions‘ MQJFHMF" to enter upon still higher duties; and the Pope in 1914 selsctcd him as auxiliary to Bishop Barrie. with the title of Bishop of Hicropolis.

Upon the death of Bishop Barri"

. Your m". iostv

renewed.

lcvc you drciv.

your manhood new

lift‘.

A1011:- v.'.‘!1 G-r-rl. ‘midst savage sol- itudc.

On ovr": on. lll‘ Cross triumphant flu":

Naive .‘ is thv voice’ cTCZl/Il St. Larweitce

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i‘".‘orl blood :1 mightier voice cm claim.

of boast can brook no choice! Guard still your land-Your

in January, i920. he became adminis- trator of the diocese of Clihtl-iam, in which position he remained until his appointment in Septfmber of the same year, u Bishop of the diocese of Charlottetown. where he succeeded his brother, Rt. Rev. Henry Joseph 014a"! D‘ D" now Archbishop of Church. Kfllyis Cross. P. E. Island) Edmonton. WWW‘

Lady‘ of‘ the Snow's. . —Allfrllll Brarllev. S J. .1111; popm v1.1.5 stiffen by Fath- ‘or .'iustin Brodie? in honor of the Canadian i111." .-—F‘3'c'.l&f Bradley is a former par llO"€i' of St. Joseph's