. AUGUST 14, 1926 mw-"xwr ‘"

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canto more}; church

nlnlsTsRm-Rsv. w. u. RYAN. s. A. s

ofiANllff-A-W. q. Fisher-lent‘ A. R. c. M-. A. T. c. I...

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AMDAY; D. D.

snnvicse no

moo A, iMw-Bsbbsth Sch

s°|o:_|lc°mg Ye Blessed" .

M5}, lmpPl-syer Muittlhi.

R fromoRRow

11.00 A. M.—8ennon.

l Ming cancelled.

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5. jams;firzslipterian-tiiiiurrb

Minister-Rev. W. Bruce Muir QRGANIST AND CHolfiMAsTEfiéMifl. F. T. WATK|3

Rgy, G. c. Taylor, Montrealt will preach. During the month of August the evening service is

777$‘ e -- Wflul <.

l

op Insertion ....

“Tganh. Wanted

vvvwv ‘v

QASSIl-‘Illilll ADVEITTISEMENTS

............. 10o per lfns of l ‘Q71.

lo par ‘line of l words - ‘i0 DO! lfm of s yon];

QO-OQ-oo-o-o-no

' Female Help Wanted

Yvvvvv v v7-

momma ;ro TRAVEL ind appoint agents. Yearly guar- antee $1092. (being $21. ‘weekly Wei-age) and expenses. ' Exper- ience unnecessary. For partic- ulars write Winston Co" Tor- onm A. W WedISat.

KINS FAMOUS LINE OF "‘I,,,,... offers every industrious person a splendid opportulli y to make easy motley. Build our own business with absolutely no flgk, ‘Exclusive tcrritoryn The J. R. Watkins ‘Company. 379 Craig “lest, Montreal. 1277-8-14-341

ANYONE CAN EARN MlONEY selling our beautiful personul Christmas Cards. Pleasant. easy occupation for spare moments. 357, commission. No experience necessary. Handsome semlllo album tree. Manager. Cliflflliiiiiii Cards, ‘Dept. 1, 601 Keefer Bldg, Montreal. A-W- 1i-

1500 MONTHLY E SY S, LLING Milglc Gas-SI can 81111111133 sal- ions gasoline. No carbon. Guar- anteed harmless. Proven merits. Your naule on cans. Write quick ior particulars- and proof of this statement. l’. A. Lofeblare d: Cm Alexandria, 0nt., Canada.

A. W. 7-14-21-21

WANTED — A MAID. APPLY AT

IIAID WANTED — (WITH EX.

WVANTED_

YOUNG WOMEN DEBIRING TO

M paid.

295 Fitzroy St. 1293-14-2i.

perience in cooking) in mmfly of

two. No washing. Extra good

Wales to capable person. Apply A. B. care of Guardian.

HOUSEKEEPER,

middle aged women preferred. good tn return on Aug. 26th. 1291 one accumstomed to care of children. State salary. Re- RECENT VISITORS — Among 791011179 Pflillllred. Aplily X. Y. the recent visitors to Ciftown were ‘Z., Guardian. 1120-8~6-lwk Mrs. Arthur Hobo and party who lfliliorod hero from Ilunenburg, N. WANTED-MAID TO ASSIST S. Mrs. HOIIILWhO is a past resident with iiiiiiiiilwviii- M1111)’ 185 of the Rebekah Assembly was the Prince St. 1207-13-31 guest of Mrs. ll. J. Philips. Mrs.

Nursing

enter September claes of North, Adams Training School for Nurses. North Adams, Mass,

nlear- write Sum- promniiv- as being vcr I01 tht u h - School qualifies pupil to secure m, a View y l, 0 en so up “registration Provides monthly

allowance and privilege of six pgrisoiuilLg

months’ course at Yale University School of Nursing. All expenses. 911-7-26-151.

Male Help lVantcd

AGENTS WANTED FOR "IMPER- Isl Art" Personal Christmas Cards in every city and town. - $10. to $20. weeklycasily earned in spare time calling upon your friends. No experience neces- ‘ nary. Take orders now, deliver later. Sample book free. Ser- vice and satisfaction guaran- teed. Write British Canadian,

51 Wellington West. Toronto. A. W. Aug. 6.7,10.12.14.17.19.21.

WANTED-A MAN FOR AN UN-

‘warvrsn-‘snllll. BOY. .APPLY

BIG EARNINGS, STEADY EM-

Vicloria Hotel. 1282-8-14-31

ployment for Barbers. Become expert in 8 weeks. Write Molsr Barber College, Department "F"

lor "Sydney, N. S. 1222-8-12-81

vice in the Higilfleld Presbyterian

Cthurch will he st 4 p. m. instead O

town and Hunter dtiver closed Monday, Aug. 16th to 20th

pastorate services for Sunday 15th will he as follows, Bonshaw at 11 H. m. Tryon at 7.30 p. m.

FUNERAL ANQTCE. -'l‘he fun- ‘ era] of the late Montague Campbell takes place from his late residence at Winsloe to the People's Cemetery ‘by motor. Services starting the house at 2:30.

AT HOME-Miss Audrey"De- Biois will he at home i0 her friends at St. Paul's Rectory 0.n Tuesday afternoon. Aus- 17th from 4 to 6. before leaving on her return to her mission work in Kangra, India-

SQEOIAL ‘TRlAiINr-A train taking race ilorscs and pas- sengers will leave Charlottetown at ii a. m. returning at 7 p. m or

points in P. Eff. division oi’ ‘C. N. Ry, issued ill Aug. 24th and 25th,

Elia Murdock of Brldgewater and Mrs. M. L. Winters of Lunenburg, the other members of Mrs. l-lebb's party. were guests of Mrs. C. R. McKinnoll. The Nova Scotia visit- 01's who visited several of the ls- laml homes are loud in their prai- ses of Canada's Cosy Corner, and

Mr. George A. Birt. Peakes, was a visitor to the City yesterday.

Mr. and Mrs. Pope Newman, (“iydo River, were visitors to the City yesterday.

lMr. Robert McKinnnn. North Mil- ton. was a visitor to the City yes- terduy.

Mr. and Mrs, I15... Carter, Wins- loe. were visitors to the City yes-

night from New York City to spend their vacation with their parents.

Central Guardian

CHANGE IN SERVICE-Ser-

3 l1- ‘n1. as ilreviously announced.

DR. GREENS OFFICE Charlotte- Wlll be

TRYON BONSHAW —- Baptist

CBRIDGE BEING REIPAIREDF- ar doubt find a ‘considerable improve- mellt In the ‘l-Iillsboro :i3ridge ‘ approach, when U16 P81111118 now ibeing made to it .- by the city are completed.

drivers and others will no

road bridge on the

tomorrow afternoon

at 2 p. m. leaving

special

THE tznantorrnrown GUARDIAN

Mount; Stewart

(‘Continued from Page 1)

Sinclair had failed to make moll- tion of this issue. instead he tried ‘to draw n. red herring across U16 trail by discussing the tariff. 8 question the people had dealt will!

ROOPS Meat Market PHONE 421

Up-to-date Milk A Plant For Char- lottetown _ . 11

It has been announced by thr- ‘Pure ‘Milk Company Limited that they will be open for business next Monday mornilig. This evening at 7 o'clock they will be open for Inspection of the puiblic in their line business stand and plant ill the building formerly occupied by Messrs Gill ti’: lantz, corner of Fitzroy and Great George Street. This lluildingthey have entirely re- modelled and repainted the differ- ent compartments being separated by glass partitions, and the walls and woodworkattractively painted

. n . s lu. ,,,|_ , inclusive. 1260-13-21 §,‘{,‘i,";,‘;‘°,',‘;§§ 282m. ili-ienguand ___... .. _ _ ' t t f Mr. King, had ' Hm A, Mprreacher. Rev. w. m Ryan, s. A. ,, Fmslootzns AND DANCERS 30231111223111‘: gaeoaximma awn”. BEEF ............. .. _Prindie Scott ‘ Pleasaiisiewd Imlurhlulamsagcsgt; e, m. mei-chgutfl were being aflect ' P" Lb e . = -»- -- .00 P. M.--Presc m ‘Rev. s. H. Ramsay n. n. 1291 - . “I11 “RvmW .- ---..,25c 7 u , - dgess. The Merchsnlts of‘ annual m 25c to 26c 5°|°,_..,,.n|.|sm ............... .......... .. pm... MARSHFIELD. - Presbyterian 1 s11 1111111“ 11111111" 1'" i1 #1:,“ Trips “Cooked"

‘Mr. A. o. Bruce 1» services will lbe held in the Marsh- “"1" 11°11§1°i°1i°11h- “iiihiiimwae y Corned Beef 1a.: 8020c _ , field Baptist Church, Sunday. Aug. '-° “k9 .91’ 1111119 .1911“ ‘mist-lb Mr Hamburg Steak . 22o wan-ans QQRvDIALLY INVITED TO ALL $ERV|QE5 i. 15th at d oclock. The Rev. Geo, liked for all 84111 911,119 W _ I - (goon; Lgnqhg“ _____ 35°

. .~- ,0. C. Taylor will preach. King. and succeeded in getti it. _ _ ,_

in‘ ‘white and gray.

The most model-n equipment for

and they went]; into the ’ B1‘ carefully. ‘fully. ind, freely, with‘ llil Government. But still they got; no satisfaction. so they then p ed the information they had secured

.i._-

PORK

Fresh Roasts 28c

the clarifying and pasteurizing of milk has been installed, while an efficient method for collecting the milk from the producers has been introduced, the milk ibelng under

constant

Fresh Chops .. .. 28o Fresh Sausages .. . . Bacon "Shoulder" Cooked Lunch Ham

in the hands of Mr. Stevens. ‘Mr. Jenkins, said Mr: ‘Myers, had stated at previous meetings t at when lMr. Duncan, the investigator had gone down to Montreal to probe the Customs department of that port. he had been interfered with, and had written black to Pro- mier King informing him thatghe had been asked to step‘ easy, and that King had wired back ordering him to go ahead. to jail the lot. Mr. Duncan, said Mr. ‘Myers, was a man who all his life had beengin- vestigating government matters, and be was not tllesort who could bednfluenced ' ‘ feared for the safety ot‘ themselves or friends. Mr. ‘R. H- Jenkins, the next spea- ker, said that he considered the Customs ‘Probe a non-essential fact- or in this campaign, and said that the tariff was one oi; the main is- sues. A little later in his address Mr. Jen-kins, somewhat inconsistent ly, when compared with this state-

BIRDS

Chlcken and Fowl (milk fed.)

.____

IMPORTANT

All our Beef is hung two weeks and more before being cut. This is the reason why It hls that rich and delicate flavor. You are Invited to give our “8houider" and “Film!” Roasts s trial and learn for yourself the differ- ence.

will! has our business Brown to such large propor- tions In so short | llmg, “There's s Reason."

Budget n. vote catching budget, though he claimed it hull never been drafted with that purpose. Mr. Jenkins claimed that Mr. Stevens. lll moving for the Customs iiivif-‘itittutioll, had at all tilllesturll- ed tho investigation to political ad- vantage. He had watched him day l1y day ill the House, and he hull no hesitation in saying that 4.Vir.l Stevens had not the interests of the country at heart at all. ,

Mr. Messervey referred to the

and our prices are no higher. Inspection Invited. Our new

market Is one of the finest in Canada.

I. M. ROOP C0. PHONE 421

large amount of coal that was int-against him in connectiouwith

11011611 from the United States. to the Customs probe were substan- the detriment and great dlanilvant- tinted. age of our own mining industry in Mr. J. Augustus .\loDonalri. alter Gillie Breton. The result was felt thanking tile electors 0t‘ .\'lount by island farmers ill the della-I Stewart for their support in the tioll of the Sydney market for their 1923 Provincial election, said that Drnduce. Mr. iMesservey said iur- since .\ir. Sinclair ilad helped him ther that he stood for the encnur- ottt in that campaign. he would agolnellt of provincial fisheries ill "help Mr. Sinclair out" ill this one. general. and of the East River oys- Referring to Mr. Killg's support W!‘ 115111118 inflllfitry in particular. seeking legislation, hlr. lltzilouaill Mussel mud iligging “lltillld also be saill that Senator Hughes, a King's carried on in the East River on a ‘County Liberal. had voted against 111F201‘ 808-19. 'tile Old Age Pension Bill in the Island communication, Mr. Mes- BQYVBY concluded. would receive put through from him the immediate flttellllOllllwtl labor members. ii lleflefvoil. Iprice of their support, and that was Mr. Sinclair, in the course of his the one and only reason that it; address. 531d in referring to Mlxilvaa put tllrrlugll.-it lllltl been 112194", King's demand for dissolution that sed in the l-louse in the hope that it; it wns not the custom for the Ill" l

would be killed by the Conservative

Humax‘ 344ml" (Biiifly- mlei‘ 1° give U18 (loveruol- (it-nor; zembars c-f the Senate, for .tlle reasons when he was 111111111111; Lin), Liberals themselves knew tilut it wAblTED-FIRIST cLAdss BIA“ Miss Beatrice and Constance “e 331d“ m“ Smugglliiii “("1111 11¢‘ “'41s”! i131"- zleél-“Giiaiéilililfiigé iisigagluegmlipzz‘ Powers arrived home wwaduesday carried on as long as there was ,1 Concerning the ‘Customs 1 A A '

V prnbey high tariff. and that the Lint-mi n 1~ to Alias, ministration had worked continual-

ly and

fir. vbiclionairl referred

ndn and the United States. regular cost of tickets is $1.00 for

lilo

the HD1131: to please Summersme at ii “v15 1i1@'Ain.-. 19th. East

inspection source of production to the sumer.

When first taken to the plant the milk is weighed for flavoul

from con

sediment and acidity.

might have picked up after it is then passed through a glass lined pasteurizer. Jt is then put through the internal tube and then to the automatic bottle- tiiier and capper. Before delivery it is kept in refrigerators thus making a “closed line",

A feature of the new ‘business is the introduction of the "ticket sys- tem." lBy this system the con- sulnr-r lluys tickets and each morn- inl! leaves in the Ibottie a number of tickets representing tho amount of nllik he wants. The driver loaves tho milk and takes the ilPRQiH back to the office so that

t. l th t i l I I - . , “"1"” Paces iiiiiflii- 110111111 fare Elallleriftatldtariiif llllzilellllxllilllfiill 0:113! "Stall Fed" c m cllgllllillnlillltlvtellnlstaiiiin and from lCharlottetown $1.85, correa- Conservative parties lleid alike. Mr. 1W0 weeks before ‘lautiln tern has been tried out and hi: pending low rates at intermediate Jenkins said further that he was Bu“ and Ham. ‘ram gush been "found to lbe successful in Ztniltllottlvlio fililllxilglerolllrlfill diigmmtlli quite satisfied t° My“ u“? ‘Imbb killed I109: must eat better ‘wary lame CH3’ and mw“ l" ‘CaiP

The

ten quart tickets hut [or management is tickets or

tonight giving 15 15 (iuarts of milk for

$1.00.

Tile new (vstalblishnlont is man-

"ilwil ‘l1!’ M1‘. 1Cll(‘l<ll.L‘l' ‘Cox 0i this c ty.

Western Guardian

-—HEAFl HON. JAMES A. ROBB.

cx-Minister of Finance at O'l.eary 2.30 p. m. and St. Patti's liall, Sum fieyside. 8 p- m. on Thursday, Aug.

ti.

1295-14-31 —HON. JAMES A. FIOBB will

Slice-k at Oilleary on Thursday, August 19th at

2.30 p. m. West Prince Liberal Association, Vern- on Msttllews, Ssdy. 1295-14-31

-THE FATHER OF CANADA'S BEST BUDGET.—-llon. James A.

Senate. This legislation had been Robb, will speak in ‘St. Patti's Hall,

8p. m. on Thursday Prince Liberal As- sociation, John E. Campbell. Sedy. 1295-14-31

—Rev. Gavin Monaghan, Ph. D. who recently returned from Rome is visiting in Summerside a guest

at St. Paul's Giebe.

llaclillail’.~l statement that the Dun=

__._._ consistent! 1 to r , can re ort was so dirt , that she “w” AK°““Y‘JD“'"“‘ Limited UFEI- lNiSURAgOT n.°.°"§§.“§§i Misses Adele (annnrnn, Pearl smuggling evil. sinner tlillllllgtltlll’: i-unuirrl and wouldn't rind 11. The‘ ' "WEI-WED -established 19 years Operating roguifés llelfieqentativ: a, Burke and ‘flit-roan Kiggins it.“ resignation would he (IQIIKIIHIQII rlllson why many of the offeudingi PRflLVEED achnin of Ladies Ready to e111‘ , ' ‘ ‘ this mOPlllflg on n visit to rein» from him if the char e. 1 .- . vii-stools officials were not nlnisll- Sliiilis in Montreal and Ottawa. ghgkiitpiuwlr‘,tglbixlllgfil. tires and friends in Boston, _and '--‘- f q “T101111 was tho tear that tlieylufllllltll PHQTOQRAPHS are now extending their opera- hm.‘ " ' 1223_8_12.3|‘St. John, N. ll. Mr L lgqiieaL l ENLARGEMENTQ lions so as to reach every part __ _ Bo-rdém Iynlnn Tremors. and soil; Mr. vMclDonaltl referring to the 0i Canada. This opens a golden- s A L E s M g N _ W5 QFFERV Mrs. Arthur 1.. Fenneliy. fornler- ' "w w "Shire “"1"” "511" election prospects. aflid that 111m cnAswiLL “UD”

opportunity for reliable men and women to handle our exclusive ‘ llloof Ladies Ready "to. Wear Clothes. Selling experience not lleceasnry—lt you mean business we will teach you how. Our Fall line is now ready. Our selling Oilliit is a roul "Fashion Show" in a neat portfolio. This wonder- lul Outfit is FRJEE to reliable representatives. Write at once- tell us about yourself and the territory you want. Get our amaz-

steady employment

exclusive quality, whole root, fresh-dug-to order trees and plants. Attractive illustrated samples and fnll co- operation, a money-making oppor- tunity. Luke Brothers Nurseries. Montreal. S. W. 9i

WANTED-TWO MEN TO ACT

he salesmen and collectors In Kings County, one in Murray

mm paylly of this c'ty, leaves this morning

n ‘t and for her home in Mediord, I\Iass., weekly to siieneaourgtcolgllllaiaexlteed inlet- a brief visit to he; sister, Mrs. i)

MCKENNA — At Newton. Aug. 1026, to Mr. and Mrs. Sahiuus Mc- Kenna. a sOII. (fougrutuintions.

JENKINS- .'\i Ml. Albion.

n A. MeLarcn.

BIRTHS

si-RTl-ls

o“ to the (my yestemay- were men who kept themselves bet

Miss . . ‘ ter posted in this regard than Mr. Sal-tic, itfxllicvgnklhg iZ,f.“§;,c,H,°“'"-'" Sinclair. Mr. E. M. McDonald could her home in 0101.0“ d" ‘m "L, ho rellcdon to keep his oar to the ____'__ ‘~ lground .nnd he was not Tllllllllfli: at‘ M1,", ,3 _ I .ai.l in this election. it mig it have Summing lg‘; lily? been inn-n better for Mr. Sinclair if he ill iMUrp“ h." Sulurdq "i: ‘loam’, hall his ear to the ground too. y fnr pint-any‘ ma,“ "Jrlgqlnifgfiqh Mr. Myers said he would not studies at the Boyle“), ulmpnfl"" iunke use of the tilm. for rebuttal,

___ ' ‘ ' except to ask Mr. SlllClllll‘. if a hluh tnriff country 9H1!i'?‘lll‘ltiZL‘(l smuggling. why lilo smuggling was

#00000 we 0 o 0-040 e04; x

000v

187 Great George Street

Hotel

gin“ taking over this

tile

‘it is then M passed on to the clarifier who re- -

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wlsvvn is 1111-1111 111 wafer forln- delirious wltli . built: cheese or marmalad es '

- llN ERS Pll

I‘ 51s t}

1w. v.

cooler i

The Annual blot-ting of the Char- lnttotowii Fox llri-cllers Protustive‘ Association was held in the office nf m. w. K. Rogers yesterday “i1- ernoon. This organization was formed ill the spring of i025 at 11 time when fox tllievinl; W111i 501119‘ what prevalent in this proviiifl‘. with the object oi‘ safeguarding its Illl‘llll)i‘l‘S.

A largo number of npijlicflllfliiii were lllfllifl for lnleilnllorshlp ‘but it was felt ‘by the charter inoln-berfi ,tllat they were not ill a position to illailtile a grout lnelllln-rsliip, so It was l‘(‘Sll‘l<'ti'ti to railches within a silort radius rii (‘llarlulii-iflvvll. The first intuit: W213 i0 0111111550 n. highly trained ‘biooillloillld. lhisi was bought from the‘ Si Iillllfll Kennel t,‘ uh of l/luisvnil» lwn-‘y tuck)‘. “liyp the illnotl" itrrivoll‘ In Charlottetown early in 1925, and lllN present-e iii. olive 111i‘. ed as a dl-tt-rroni l1)

2

ilarrlet BCOCIILI‘ Stowe, at once ]Iil’l('(‘il ill the export rt-‘lffl of Stephen Tallinn and i1 Blleiiliili wire ki-lllli-l null do‘; house marl"

in‘ the Kl-nill-l ‘Vlulv li-Ii him, and 1'11- gular t-xt-rrisiilg ilerimls with tram- ing stunts given him twice weekly" ‘Mr. Tnntmrs :;1~l'\‘lt'0s lll this coll- lletztitlil have Ilecil most satisfac- tory and lie has rnpitlly plastered the intricate liifiilllii of bloodhound management. ‘ill this conlltvctioil it may ,in,- szlirl lllnt "tlyifs" foo-lint! sl-llwlnie differs entirely from lllfil ‘of llll‘ doinosiii: dug lii tin"! 1“'1“’ "l)l*l',f$llt'lll( iicuri-s in u 1'i1ll‘\'l4lf‘l“' ‘ullllv quantity llll‘i‘t' times iii-l‘ \l‘(11'-i~ land llll‘l‘t! is always u daily P111111". of meat. ille In lli priinl- (‘filllllllflll lilow anti lil ills Inst trini out» wl-"Io ingo was very k101i on tllo scent. .\il‘. 'i‘ailion has had to reduce; ‘somewhat slut-e be todk charge‘ of this dog, as "Gyp" iolliiwii 1119 trail very smartly, sometimes sett] illg n pace it is very difficult to keep up with, even with the as‘ sistance of tile leash. , For instance when he was iilckj ing up a trail a few months aim 101‘ private parties he ran so rapidly that he exhausted both .\ir Tanton‘ and iMajor ‘Rogers. and their one, respite was when he came to a baffling twist that the party had‘ taken mnt that only took him 111 very short time to solve and he‘ was oft again at a snrlflliiiii 113°9- Siilce the dog has been received‘ a great many inquiries have come; from parties who have foxes for, lino use or his services. -but this is. absolutely against the rules of the] Association in that only members; nro allowed the use 0i the dos 01‘ tin- protection of the AHBOCIRUOII- 'l‘ilc next move in the ofgfliiili" lion was to place 11111115 0" all the rant-hos to the- effect that the nnriy was a member of the 1Char- lotu-town Fox ‘Breeders ‘Protective Association and that thieving or molesting the ranch would iho fol- lowed by legal ‘pffllfifif-Ztllllil! ibackerl- up by n strong organization with large cash resources. _ Then one of Canada's leading, Detective Associations was com-i