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sonal Gl-eetini! cams-gmsflw ever shown. e881! "i" .. ComPllllY-Torxx“

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.. __-__,_.__.___?-— AGmq-[g WANTED TO SELL PER-

pt. 1.

n" on woman TO " ‘ val. and appoint agents. Position per- manent, ply-entering fli- Weekly average n“ gygpgnges; commission and cash begdes. Writf. m C .," oron .

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lilsmlcr iXKoans-adanrs

_wonderful new discovery- PAL- CQQEEL really seals nall punc- tures without removing tire from rim, DiiIerent-Guaranwed harm- less to rubber. Cannot decompose. Lasts life of tire. Money milk" mr itgefltS. Miller made $875 ill five weeks. Write for proof and Free Trial Offer. iPalcoseel Manu- facturinE C0-- Ltii. Alellflnimlir Omar“; A. W. Il.

l AGENTS WANTED. 11-‘. 1'1‘ IS YOUR dream in establish, a profitable business of your own in your county or city, ask for Watkins Proposition v before trying any- thing elscqmven without exper- ience you will realize big DPlJm-S r in selling Watkins Products, the largest and best line sold direct to consumers and without any risk whatever. This ls the opport- unityofiyour lifaif you are indus-t rious. The J. R. Watkkins Comp- anyl Dept. 8B. 879 Cri-IB West Montreal. 7028-8-11-541

._______-i-_ AGENTS-GET. 1N ON THIS quick-profit line. Everybody

knows about the Stanley line of ladies’ dresses made to individual ‘measure. This made to measure feature is exclusive with us and assures a big market for you. (For your information. the new fall models are knockouts for style!) Easy-to-carry samples are ready now for immediate delivery and‘ the sooner you get started the| sooner the big money will come in. Do not allow inexperience to stand in your way, as our train- inrz is easy. Write today for de- tails. and exclusive territory to Stanley Styles Reg’d. Dept. 91, Box 781, Montreal.

A. W. July 14-21-28. Aug. 4-11-18-25

Male Help Wanted

iwo- cnnrunvcns onlmnnv inell. Good wages and steady

' work. N. '1'. Darrach, East Royal- l-Y. 7181-8-17-31

lilo EARNING, srshnv EM- . ployment for ‘BIIBIQISKTQOOIIIB ~ ell- Dlfrt in il weeks. Write Moler Bur- blll‘ College, Department "F" Halifax. ll-l-22-ttstf

I75 WEEKLY EASILY EARNED selling our exclusive ‘ . Write

for particulars. Bales manager,

PM. 29, P. o. Box 815, Montreal. r. H. w. July 14-2l-29QAllg. 4--li- 18-25, ~

AGENTS-IF. YOU - LIKE TREES 0nd shrubs, why fnot sell them? Make a business of it. Part ‘time or full time, 900 varieties oi prov- ln; Red m Nurilery Products. Gash every week. Biuipment and

instructions free. Write Dominion

‘ Nurseries. Montreal. M._I'IlW.-92-5-19-stf

AN UNUSUAL oavroarunnv $35_$50 can as EAR-NED “ » . . weekly in apara time! felling well knownlinc Personal lllirisimor cordsocores of slcho- ~ ‘lirllnhers, Accountants, Clerks, "o. Exceeded this" 1m season. ‘Beautiful new samples free. ‘Mas-I W!‘ Kraft C0,,

. Reilreseuiotivcs

dlnall. lowns also. M.

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.___Femalo Helplwl/Vanted

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Wllllllflann warm I5 “muy- lilllllv 17 Eaher St. iween 0 and ll p. m.

» _-~ ~ ~ l. 7176-8-17-91

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I. "1 Iced woman as hoiue-kééper. g "lllnt have references. Apply Mr. o J-Jlallagher, Prince Edward

Blend Theatre

l ' ‘Fnii-a-io-ii i‘ . Found

- "lUNo-olv rmloiv norm one

Roll Rose

i Limited, Toronio.

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ADVERTISEMENTS ‘

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lcporllliocflwords ldlflrllnccll words

0 l A ‘ ‘ M..______ ./____M_ " Miscellaneous

JNO. ALFRED _,Land Surveyor, It. I. "

MACDONALD Hermanvlllc, P. 8-7-1 mo.

fihlfilfAM AND mouaNuvc ~ cards at shortest notice. Guard-

"ian Job Prinicry,

IIIIPPING TAGS, EXPEDITIO s- ly supplied. Guardian Job P nt- ery- ‘u.

murmurs ‘AND STATEMENTS

‘neatly printed. Guardian Jon rrintcry. t1,

I IIAVE FOR IMMEDIATE SALE the following: 2 newly freshened cows, 1 fat cow, 2 four year old horses, 75 white leghorn hens, l steel tired wagon. Also my com- plete breeding stock of Springer Spaniel dogs, adults and pups, only breeders on this Island. (Sgd) P. A. Farqullarson, 99 Up- per Prlnce St.

7214-8-18-31 Articles For Sale .

FOR SALE A TIIRASIIING STEEL bar, druln and cleaner. Good re- pair. Reasonable price. D. Dar- rach, Mursllfleld.

7174-8-17-01

BAKERS‘ OVENS-—WRITE FOR catalogue; time payments if ‘de- sired; some used, ovens on hand. Hubbard Oven Company, 1100 Queen West, Toronto.

A. F. S. July 14-21-28. Aug. 4-11- 18-25. Sept. 1-8-15-22-29.

Boarders Wanted

ACADIA UNIVERSITY STUDENTS can obtain board and room at Minus‘ View Cottage‘. $7. per week.. Mfs- Milly J. Warren Box 52. Wolfvllle, N. S. 6877-8-4-841

For Sale

FOR SALE-NEWLY FRESHENED cow. Apply Frank Bagnall, Haz- el Grove.

7195-8-18-31

FOR. SALE-JG FOOT YACHT boat. fitted with three sleeping berths and most all living accom- llliidlllloll. ill perfect running or- der. May trade in smaller boat. Further particulars, call or write. Nathaniel Gay, Pownal. 8-4-Sattf.

FOR SALE—WE IIAVE WONDER-

ful values in farms. some fully equipped, in the most fertile sce- tion of the United States. Our markets are the best. May we de- scribe. or better still, show these farms to you. PERRY FARM AGENCY, Canajoharle, New York U. S. A." 7203-8-ill-sw-Bl

Wanted

WANTED BOARD BY BOY STUD-

ent. Willing to work for same.

Write "X Y," Box 116, City. ‘1172-8-17-31

WANTED — 100 COWS FROM 3 to B years old to freshen from Aug. 10th to Nov. 15th. Also 200, Calves from one week lo three‘ ‘months old. Phone collect or] write, Everett wedlock. Hunter

River. 7033 -ll-l lsmtili.

_ Teachers Wanted

TEACHER WANTED FOR ‘HER-

nianville, Lot 45. Supplement.

$7500 A. D. Moclsaac. 8ec'y. 7161-8-17-411

To Let

.____M____--- TO flENlfi-‘UNTII. MAY OR. JUNE nicely furnished house, central. Apply Guardian.

_ _'l191-B-1B-3l

B‘ - {HM Central Guardian

cannon ssuvrcss- wiltuhlro ll a. m.. Whcatley River at 3. Hun- ter River at 7.30.

Sunday. Aug. 17th, New Glasgow at i1 a. ln.. Fredericton at 3 o'clock, Bradilbane 7.80, C. E, Armstrong, Minister. _

YQII ARE IINVITEIL-to Ollll at. llhc Union Comrharical College dur- "ll Exhibition Weak. Prin. Moran wil-Lbe pleased, to we ygu and u, 8h" you the college rooms and’ fillllllllnent. Ask for a copy of the College calendar. 7204'

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‘Ilia uaoapiv SPORTS com- mlme vfler soon prises for the best floats in the following classes: Or- iginal, Artistic, Advertising, com- edy- . slao-a-io-si

SERVICES ‘IN ORWELL-Vcr- m" chemo M18- lfith as follows: Orwell 11 a.m,;_~.V 0mm. Vii"!!! ‘l p. 111.; Sunday School ‘in StJArldrcwiiat l0 a. m

-_..._ MONTAGUB-l-lrhe Rev. H. Pierce will conductj the service in the United Churgh, Montague next 3111135)’ M1 11ml. m. and Mr.. E. L. Wallace tiurfivening service at 7 oclock and-the service lnLower Mollie-sue at 3 p. 4n.

cllurwu slznvlcfia-rrhc Rev. J. M. MacLeod will conduct divine services in Orwell-Vernon on the 19th inst. as follows: Orwell 11 am. Velmll 2-30 l». m. Cherry Valley v p. m.

WINSLOE CHURCH NOTICE- Mr- P- F! Moriarty. Becretary of the 14min Day Alliance for the Marl- tima Provinces will deliver an ad. dress at this Prlnceiown Road Unit- ed Church on Sunday Aug. 19th, at 3.00 p. m.

DONALDSTON WOMEN'S 1N. suitors held their August meet- lllil in the school-house, having seven members answering roll-call with “My favorite Salad Dressing, and ‘how it is made." Minutes of ms?- lllwtill! were read and adopt- ed. Mrs. ‘Iheo Ellis and Miss Soph- 1e Arbing were appointed m collect for Rled Cross. Meeting closed by flinging National Anthemh.

PERSONALS

Miss Dot Cudmore of this city is visiting in Milton, the guest of Miss Hazel Ford.

The Misses Jean and Joyce Jud- son and Mr. Wallace B. Judson ~of Newark, N. J.. left by motor yester- day morning on return home after visiting relatives and friends in Al- exandra.

The Misses Lottie and Sophie Longfleld, of Montreal, who have bee“ "Sm"! ill this city. the guests of Dr. and Mrs. MacGuigan, leave for return home this morning.

Mrs. fDr.) N. E. McKay who has been spending part of the summer at her old home here left yesterday morning on return to Halifax.

Little Margaret Helen, young dflllkhter of Mr. Simon Paquei. has entered the City Hospital for treat-I ment. It is pleasing to learn she is improving.

Mr. and Mrs. Avis Arsenauli; of Jamaica Plain, Mass. motored to ‘P. E. I. and are Visiting in char- lottetowri. the guests of Miss Prion’ cilia Buoile.

At the Scotch Carries next Tuesday

THE SPECIAL ‘SOLOIST AT Buvnbury Farm are on exhibiti Ch h PllEfllYTlf-‘IAN ——- urc tomorrow (Sunday) ter- BEIIVICES CHURCH DP CIIBIST X10081 w: 3 O'clock, will be Miss Ina.

MAIISIIFIELD

Muir. ' PIESBYTEBIAN SERVICES»- A service will be held at BonaIm-w

11 a. m.; Clyde River 3 p. m.; and

‘ffyon 1.30 p m.

ENTOMOLOGICAL - Mr. ‘s. H. Payne. of the Enwmo‘ “ 1 labor- Iwry. Annapolis Royal, arrived in this city last night to be present at the Exhibition with his exhibit of injurious and beneficial insects. Mr. Payne has attended many ex- hibitions in Charlottetown and his exhibits have always been a centre of interest to farmers.

BAPTIST SERVlCEBFItev. L. E. Ackland of Sydney, Cape Breton, will preach in the Baptist church

' Kingston on Sunday evening, A118-

ust 19, at 7.30 o'clock. Mr. Ackland is a Kingston boy and his friends. cordially welcome him to his boy- hood home.

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED — Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Shaw of New Perth, announce the engagement of their youngest daughter Ruth Irene to George Wilfred Craig, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Craig of Charlot- tetown. Marriage to take place on August 25th.

VISITS OLD HOME-Walter Dux- bury, of Montreal, formerly of this city but now on the audit office staff of the Canadian Na ional Rail- way at Montreal, ls visi ng his old home here. Mr. Dukbury is just recuperating from the effects of an operation which he underwent in Montreal in June last. He went to Prince Edward Island this morninE where he will visit friends. Moncfon Times.

ACCIDENT AT KINKORA-Jinst evening about ten minutes to seven a McLaughlin open touring car con- taining Mrs. Jas. Warren, of Albany and family, consisting of three boys and one girl ran into the engine of a freight train which was passing through Klnkora. The train ad left Borden a little earlier in e evening. They were all more or less badly injured and are being taken care of by two physicians at Kin- kora.

COMING FROM GLACE BAY — It is understood arrangements have been made for the famous S. A. Band and Vocal Trio to come to Charlottetown on Saturday Sept. 1 and Sunday 2nd. On Saturday a civic reception will be given the musicians by the Mayor and City Council at tho moriumient on the 311113113 at which time the visitors will place a wreath on til-a monu- ment in memory of the fallen com- radis overseas. On Saturday night the Lleut. Governor will preside-lat a concert to ba given by the band in the Hearth Memorial Hall. 0Y1 Sunday afternoon Senator Prowvs: will presidla at an open air Concert in this Square.

HAD ‘PLEASANT VISIT-Will‘. Jos. Lambros of the well known

.fi.rm of Lambros Bros, of this city,

returned on Wednesday night from a visit to his old home in Greece, being absent about. ten months. Mr. Lambros left this city on October 25th for Boston, from whiere he took passage for Greece. Most of the time was spent. in Salonica, where his father and mother, al- though well advanced in years, still reside. This was Mr. Lambros’ first

Prof’. Bennett returned home ,Tuesday "evening from Ithaca. New York, where ha had been oimehdmgl the summer session of Comeli Uni-‘ versity.

Dr. and Mrs. C. N. Mclniosh and family of Ottawa, who motored to; the Island a. couple of weeks ago are learning shortly on return. They‘ were visiting Mr and Mrs. Reuben‘ Barrett, Kingston the parents ‘of Mrs. Mclntsh.

visit home since he left for this country, twenty-three years ago, and the meeting between patients and son was a joyous one.

nel-al Home removed

from 54 Grafton Street to 1'10 KENT STREET BEN MacEACIIERN

Furlcral Director And Embalmor

Mann/loss

WILLIAMS-CAIRNS At the homlfl of the bride Elm. Avenue, Aug. f5. by Rev. Hammond Johnson of Trinity Churcr, Miss Harriet. Ruth Cairns to John Richard Williams both of Charlotfrrtolvn.

MCKENZIE-DOWN ‘At the Unit- cd Church Parsonage, Richmond St., Aug. 16, by Rev. ‘Hammond Johnson, Mrs. Clarabell

ward McKenzie of Souris, P. E. I.

GREEN-NEWMAN-At Clyde River er at the home of the bride by Rev. E. M, Aitklm, B. A., Ikrlnie Blanche Newman daughter of Mr and Mrs. Pope Newman to William Harrison Omen of Ioensington, P. E. I.

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’ i VICTORIA HOTEL

Ono of the Illicit and bu! q llotclr in Eastern Canada. Contains 13° ."”°““' l4 of which have lprivl" baths. comrlmly renewal?“ m tho put two 7H"- F"? mu], gnroughoal Candy and the DIM"! “u” M"

tabl C urfcnllfl- lic sawmill“! “sumo Te". phones in room. -

m“. u” y, $5.50 per lay. Charlottetowh Hotel Co., Ltd.

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DEATHS

CORDEAIL-Ai. the City hospital. Friday. Aug. 17th, i928. Frederick. son of Mr. and Mrs.‘ Raymond Cor- deau, aged 5 years. Funeral from Ills home 481-2 Douglas 8t, on Sat- urday, Aug. 18th at 2.30 p. m.

In Memoriam

In loving nr“ ' y bf Elisabeth bolovcdwffe of Jim Pdwlr. Died August 181M195.

Gone but hot. forgotten.

Down of , St. Pullers Bay to Mr. Robert Ed-

‘l DR. J. P. MILLAR DENTAL SURGEON Comer Queen ma! Richmond HOURS-B to 12.80. 2 lo $.00

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find their way In. Swatf-lhg them is very good but

FLY TOX OR FLIT

destroys them much easier and in a sanitary manner. ‘two also stock Tanglefoot, Wilson's Fly Pads. Sapho Powder and Acro Rangers.

STOCKAID 1 for cattle flies ll the but prc- 1 iteration fur spraying.

Inserted by Illllbpmf and Family.

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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

“"35 A IIUNDRIIIPIPEIS N! a an a w’il up an gloom a. blah bla.

ISLAND PRIZE WINNEIIS—'I‘he loilowing telegram ,Wl8 received -yesterday from Vallcyfleld, P. 'Q., where fifteen Holstein cattle from

under John D. Cole, farm herds- man: Grand champion bulb-First in three year old class; first in milking. Two year cub-First for calf and first in brceder-‘s herd. Hun. Walter M. Lea was judge. Next weak the Bunbury cattle will ‘sliow at Ottawa and latelflat Toronto and London. Bunbury Farm will also show a herd at Charlottetown.

A1‘ MacMILLAWS-Reoent arriv- als of the MacMilian Hotel, Stan-

, G. Murchison. . Bonipnals, C. Murchison, Charlotte- town; A. Calvili, Monctcn, N. B Mr. and Mrs. G. Elmer Ritchie, Pa tricia Ritchie, Joyce Ritchie, Mrs.‘ R. H. Nicholson, Douglas Nicholson Charlottetown; W, A. Graham, Montreal, Ques, M. S. Graham, Montreal, Que; Mrs. S. Paoli, Ch’- town; A. McCarrcn, San Francisco, Cal; J. E. Giguere, Montreal; . Dollard Giquere, Elsie Giquelc, M. Glquelc, Mrs. Giquere, Montreal; Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Yisdale, Brain- ree, Mass; Mrs. B. Y. Costa, Buddy,- Bridgewatcr, Mass; H. H. Nichol- son, Mr. and Mrs- Fred Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Leith McLeod, Mrs. Hel- en B. Seller: Miss Jean Seller, Miss Marie Mutch, Chkown; Miss Doro- thy Monkley, Summersidey Miss Margaret Horne, Miss Dorothy Hol- man, Miss Lynea. Wright, Chariot- tetown; Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Smith, Halifax; Miss Margaret Snlith, Hai- ffax; Kenneth Smith, C. Helyncb, Montreal; J. Cameron, Ch'town; Mr and Mrs. R, E. Match, Miss Marg- aret Mutch, Miss Dora Mutch, Ch‘- town; Kathleen Olden, Truro, N. 8.; Edith Olden, Truro, N. 8.; Mrs. B. R. Holman, Marjory Holman, Mrs. Amada Taper, Charlottetown; Mrs. Heath E. O. Vessey, York; Miss Ed- ith F. Bustin, Medford. Man; Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Harris, Montreal; J. L. Harris, Montreal; Dr. and Mrs. G. F. Dewar, Miss Helen Wakeford, Mr. Arthur McDonald, Miss Smith, Mrs. William Down. Miss Nora Down, Charlottetown; Miss Louise Hacker, New York; Miss Ina Wood, Miss Aeyler Wood, Ottawa; Mrs. Robert Acorn and child, Charlotte- town.

-——-<-0>—-——- scones noun AT ELMSDALE

A very sudden death occurred at EIIIIBdIIIiS on Wednesday last. Mr. Amos Adams, a brother of the post master at that plaice, was taking in hay about seven p. m. wlven he ex- pired in the hay loft.

He was at once removed in the open air and efforts were mildew at resuscitation but without avail. Mr. Adams was a man of about fifty years of agl: and was much respected in the community. The lextreme heat and over-exertion was no doubt the cause of death.

In Memoriam

On July 13th ‘a. gloom was cast over the parish of Our Lady of Per- petual Help. Richmond Hill, Dong‘ Island N. Y. when it was announce-j that the Angel of Death had visited the family of Mr and Mrs. Joseph Kenny, and removed from their midst their bright, promising and eldest. son Thomas Joseph, 16 years old. All through life this exemplary youth enjoyed excellent health. The world smiled upon him and the prospects of a. brilliant career in the great world were encouraging. June 27th dawned and he showed signs of unusual fatigue, Suddenly his strength began to fall and his devoted parents ‘deemed it prudent to call in the Physcian.

When the latter arrived he found that he ‘had an attack of Spinal Meningitis.

He was immediately conveyed to Jamaica hospital. The first few days. fond hopes were entertained for his recovery, but not withstanding skill- ful medical treatment and tender nursing he succumbed to his fatal ailment on July 13th. thus termini- ating his short career by what is popularly termed an untimely death. Possessed of a. kind and cheerful disposition Thomas J. Kenny en- deared himself ito all. young and old. Here we may rightly use the words of a poet.

parents docile and obedient.

With his companions he was al- ways kind and courteous. And never was he known to use an unkind or unscemingly word. He was in every respect. "Just such a son, ‘Who would make glad the hearts of any parents.“ The most remarkable feat- ure of his virtuous life was how- ever, his disposition toward tho practice of Religion. He was a fre- quent recipient at the Holy Tabla and extraordinary piety and grace- fulness in sewing at the altar won the admiration of evcrbody.

For four years he held the dis- tinquished privilege of being an al- tar boy in the Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help. Twas in the sanctuary of this sacred edifice that the ‘jmcnts of his young. heart were poured forth to his Lord and Master with the simplicity of -s child.

In this connection it must be re- markable that he found special pleasure in ‘being present at all the ceremonies of the church, and won the highest esteem ‘and respect of the Rev. Clergy. To all appearance. it cost him nothing to comply with regulations. Yet a careful study of the character of this exemplary

PRIVATE SALE

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and kindliness were the outcome of

- son with whom they have

For Pflvlb Silo It "l6 Uflllfl near throughout the district to do ,Churoh Manse, Uiu Station, amoral mom honour, 511N109 lfl N‘ "WI. FITNIT- lflfllirved on Prince Edward Island as is kitchen furniture. Ono refrigerator-gm- Qllmhdnibk Mm accented. Ilnrly cars and many carriages besides neighbors on foot brought a host of lu