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JUNE 1 -~~——--— . _s--. i o ’ i .4 ._ - I _ ., ., , . __ " I Central Guardian I I IE b" . l.;;:’.,‘f"fi:; §§."‘K..Z.f“Z‘.-ZL.“Z.ZE;- I “mm * .6001) PICTURES or, ma; "i" t R ll l "F Elect; {We if..“.‘.’“2.i"’.‘i’.‘l.‘l°°;“ii.f‘;“.;.?;.f5$;‘i GET IN THE SWIM ' ' a s." a omwn , r plrty, took exactly the slime attit-i r IN :2; °r:;:5t"-t c u To rfiflove mist slilllliuouil Benett pointed out that the Prime; WITH A MODERN KODAK

ude as Mr. King. except that Mr. 'Assnn AW5YI The death t°°k P E R 6 Y P u P E u“ holu’ l,“ "ufll Minister's action with respect to . — M‘ ' liquor clearances should have been ' . . place in Montreal yesterday, June 10, ; , , _ All Colours M K s All Sizes

lvow you t" w" 1°“ "Mw" ‘"5"!’ Y°‘“' ‘mm-m’ oi’ sister st, Mary Anastasia of the M155 E. M. LeBLANC. "h" "V" °' d?“ 9"" '5“ ~ .

doors when the skies are cloudy. Modern Kodaks. with convention o; yo“; Dome ...__.. 223 Queen Street "Then the)! hid m i535‘ 35°!" 3°? I-‘aslnv and Plain Q1 in “t. r85; lenses admit more light w the film for better ex- ' i 2"‘ IIWi-r '

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.__ To the memory of the late Mr. om, "m, m, mmtlhini e1“ °-l “hi” w 8° w; i

N931; ggngqgg 5, FREETQWN Percy Pope e large crowd paid a last House Phone 255-J. the “mm” The ‘film “"5 “he mm” f United Church services: N. Bedeque tribute of respect yesterday aiter- “mm” °i ‘he D““‘““g‘ “W3” i ‘Mb W" 10.45, (with Suidsy School after- noon at the funeral. which toolsisfiéIlo-iwkeir. " n" " "° “m” "m ‘his “"15” .'

‘I50 KLENZO TOOTH PASTE

posllre. 35C FANCY IVATER BALL

Came in and let u: tell you‘ more about the Modern Kodhks and their extra. picture making ability.

(he unusual values in our complete. ’ i? bribed line. war-rm) neetown, 3; ‘Travellers place in st. Pauls Church. The serv- -._..._..-.- ..___.___ - “'6 “"3"” 1°‘ m‘ “l” P"'P°5' °f I l, . C 00D Kodriks one nrowniesulowbeszes. Rm’ no J. w_ A Nicholson’ Mm 11m or the church and at the gm, KINGS COUNTY catching votes. M3‘. Km; and hi5 =- .~\.\ ED a r l“, u, do your doveloplog, r ' " _ and gn],|[‘ln‘," Mm in Sherwood Cemetery were ccn- 5°"v":m!"@b had f)" “Eli-V Years “ .5; P E R QlZ-ILITY - ducted by Rev. H. D. Rs ond as- -- " mime °11l Y a 591195 0 COMDrom- y ,__ . ' Jo H. 51".‘- sxwonnl! e1;- Fsrqlmar-lsisted by Canon Mlilnnmylrlih! Inns (cottmued ‘mm me 1i it?‘ bttutbn tbs vrbtectllnlst elev mggcxml ‘VACUUM DRUGGISTS Boo-s m; Thursday and every Socorro r train of mourners composed of many merit in the Liberal party ln East- r, ' BOTTLES 10,000 newflpuom Driwnscd m Fm" Yum woo); m] mo or senor-r Breeders. so; i of the prominent public men of the M33; 3:11:01‘ lwss adopted’. rem Canada and the errkeme’. free ‘.. An" t e Bud Axworthy three-year-old before Dfbvllltt and of the city betokenedi _ rs Conservstlleitrade wing of the Prairie prollnces. swim 49C i choosing. It is an exceptional colt. U1! Estesm in o-hlch m, deceased, Convention record with deep regretpuor the past three years the free JONIVEL B! __ 4365-6-11 was held by all who knew him m; "i" “mitt b! many prominent mem- ltrlders from the West had been. de- CREAV“ FOB ELF-lag: “w” m‘ I I _ r ____ public and prrvare mo’ bespoke a _bers of our party since our last as- mending action. At that tame lvlr. ‘ ' , CHOU} Enos . . ——; ~i i1- n-ese-s-Ke" se-hwflpwfii c" an,“ POLICE COURT_M the Ponce man whase personal influence mucrh sembly and especially the demise of King appointed s, Tariff Ad'.'l501‘_‘," SUNBIJR: Lu-ES no; or Classffied Advertisements Court yesterday rnornin! a vagrant ed the lives of many. and bore testi- the 1m Jbbu Ktays. or souris. and Board. which. he said. would have, Lm” J“ 00c 60c lb. box C“

was sentenced to thirty days in jail. mony of a recognized character of "133" “M1991 MWPYW 61' Pifimuft ' to function and make i-ecommerlda- ‘ i

one Insertion loepei-lioe orsworlu A mm charged “dthmrng drunk sterling integrity and honourable Iéilutl- bbtb b! Wbbm durln: their tlorls before action could be taken. " ’ " " final-Bimini _ I: 311:; 3:: s; l; :33: m, mean,” m m,“ ,5 m, Co... principles. r utttune devoted time and tnersy so|nle following year lllls Board wasi Remove Freckles with Othine 31.15 Four Iuseru o, m default or payment sentenced Th, honor,” o,“ bearer, were generously in the interests of our‘ Just germ; logo omen, 1r, 192g he, .

mo; [ngertiulll eee...e--u......... 7o per line of 5 words . "

Lieutenant Governor Heartz. Chief Plrtyi in‘! m” ti" 593th?!’ 0i 1111155 declared that the Board had not‘ _____ Justice Mathlcson, Judge Haszard, IIQQW‘! h! ifl-Btflltittd t0 I100"? Wisufficlently progressed with its work,

LE5»; 0N MQTQR Tg1-p_py-_ Dr. H. Johnson. I-I. W. Longworth, ma!‘ “mum!” Teliti"?! u" deePlto recommend a general reclassifica-l MacGuigan and his son Clifford, of A. E. Ings. The active pall bearers sympiml’ °f this Cmiwnfltffll" tion of the tariff. But this year it Successor to ._? ' the provinom 3am; 5mm left ygg- were D. A. MacKinnon, A. B. Cosh. summersi” visimrs 91'5"" a" the could not be held back any longer. i . l‘ "_ CAPABLE AND RELIABLE 5UB' TRAINING SCHOOL FOR NURSES‘ terday afternoon on a motor trip to 590- D- 13951015. J. A- McMillan.’ J. m°emnil m “mm” t” M“ 5' F‘ The Liberals and the Llberal-Pro-i ‘s40- '

. to commence Stephen Henry Gale Hospital, Arsenault included Mr J E W tt - i miptlvli agefihfggea = B t To to and Montreal Dur- O. Hyndman, R. L. Cuttbn- ' ' ' ' Y‘ ' gresslves were becoming restless and _ o pplyirig. state Haverhill, Mass. Standardlzed Iios- °5 °n- 7°" ~ - l! .. r ., Do not apply unless pltal and accredited school. Three ing the trip they will visit Elliott Fbllbwlns were the mourners: K- c-l "d M" L°°“"d M°N°m~ something had to be done. The only,‘ HOME 0F BETTER i ALL E5 mud‘ Apply Farmer's Advo- year course. Afiiliations with Prov- and Ger-old a; their rospeotlvo Co]- Reginald Pope, Dr. W. Pethick, D. “ring ~_._.5 go cor-moot something may; T‘ lvm monousurs srlilzcll ii ' " nobody could understand, and the

d rOnt. A. W. 6-9-31. idence City Hospital and Mass. B_ grown-L H R_ stgwzrt, W. W. melon on Eye and Ear Infirmary. Eight hour 1885' The Doctor expecw m return Owen. Edward Owen. John Morris, ‘ result was the

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to ten days in jail.

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Agents Wanted r Nursing

H"; TIIE EXCLUSIVE SALES Rjghii for Canada for a valuable mmmodlly. We want n. marl of fln-

m rggpolislbiiity to take the “his for Falnce Edward Island. geopporrunity for making big mongv l5 there. For further inform- llml-lllllrrss P. s. Patterson, 14o EWIIIQIIUIEC Ave, Toronto, _Ql'l- ol-lo giving fiilancizil references.

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For Sale ‘SALE, T0 LEII‘. BOARD AND mm signs on band at Guardian office. l“

;5ALll-FI'RNISHED SUMMER Qffagc for sale at Brighton. Ap- plyll0 Elm Ave. 4327-31

3 SALE - THREE RED FOX pups, two months old. Louis Clar- ulrhaalzes‘ Road. 4354-6-11-3i I’ CARRIAGE FOR. SALE. good as new. Apply 200 Cumber- lilld Strm. 4360

S int-QUANTITY OF NO. 2 certified Seed Cobblers and Moun- uiliPotatocs. David Birt, Suffolk.

4346-6-l1-2i.

SALE - FISHING BOAT 30 _over all built of pine and oak. J1 l-I. P. Bruce Stewart engine. =l.. painted and launched and »~ for use. Apply Guardian.

— 4305-6-10-31. L RABBITRY COMPRISING over, 50 rabbits-Chinchilla and Flemish Giant White from pedi- nrerstock. Vltakalk fed.‘ Herbert Tube Carleton Siding.

4335-6-11-41.

Male Help “Wanted

ANTED-MAN

WANTED FOR l work. Free Sundays. F. S. “r ti. Southport.

‘ DOMINION CENSUS MALE lllfl Female Clerks wanted for work it Ottawa. Get full particulars lltw from M. C. C. Civil Service M1001. Toronto l0, _

M. H. W, 6-S&:Wtl28.

l CENSUS CLERKS WANTED ineverl- Kiistrltt in Canada. Ap- wlnlrlerlt for one or two years by Iflttell examination only to be held the rail wfti-i chance of per- fineiit position. Start preparing Mfliimlflllllfins at once. Particu- llee. M. c. c. Civil service lttllbndence School (oldest in Clnadal, Toronto m

‘day. Allowance $15.00 monthly. Classes admitted February arid September. One hour from Boston. Two years of High School required. For further information apply to Superintendent. N-3-6-6i.

Miscellaneous

JOHN ALFRED MacDONALD, LAND Surveyor, Box 29, Hermanville.

35T0-5-5-lmo.

BOARDER. WANTED — ELDERLY

lady or gentleman preferred. Ap-

ply Guardian. 4322-6-10-21

PGIATO TAGS FOB. THE SEA- scn's shipments on short notice, Guardian Central Prlntery.

I HAVE 0N MY PREMISES, I stray cattle; I steer, two years, red: 3 yearling heifca-s. one red, two black. If not called for in twenty day's will be sold to cover expenses. Lawrence Newson. Westmorelavid.

435l-6-l1-2i

To Let

T0 LET - GARAGE CEXTIQALLY located. Apply Guardian. 4312-6-10-31.

T0 LET-DESIRABLE RESIDENCE. corner Fitzroy and Weymouth. Ap- ply 193 Weymout h St. 42297-6-9-3i

HOUSE TO LET AI‘ IIAZELBROOK 'l miles from city. Apply Guardian

omee. 4336-6-1l-2i. Lost LGST—BUNCH or keys u.‘ CHAR- lottetown. Reward. Leave at Guardian Mflce. 4363-6-11

the latter part of June.

meeting. of the Whcatley River W.

Wares. with fourteen members and Bi four visitors present. Meeting open-

ed with Ode. The sum o! $2.50 was P°P° “'35 pa“ Pusidm" voted to be son; to a 51o}; boy for the service in a body, and preceded 0! his flbillby.

fruit and medicine. The members the hear"-

pledged themselves to buy Canadian or British goods in preference to for- eign. A chart of books on silent

reading were to be bought for the cl-n-_Messrs Johnston 5°h°°1~ The Pmgram “mmed i” stockbroker-s, Charlottetown, are sig- verses and modules tvbrbluibtt t° nfllitlngtheoperilngfif their omceby MWIWS DaY- A lellgthy imam "°' installing direct private Wire com- °1t°d by Mrs- N915” 5mm “'55 Par‘ n-iurilcatiori between New York, lVIon- "WHYIY ¢°°d- Mmng ‘mm “lib treal. Toronto and Charlottetown. Gt"! 5b" "It KIM Llm°h°°b W“ This wire will be available within a served by three ladies appointed to week

bring refreshments. (Patriot please 05D?)

PERSONALS Miss Jessie McKinl-ion. cf Winni- peg, Mal-r, is spending hel- holidays at her former home in Bmokneld.

Mrs. Finley MaoKinnon has re- Monday“ pas; president

turned from an extended tour of Ir Western Canada. Ivhlle away, she u, visited her sons Malcolm. John and

med Morris. Thos. Morris, Senator

INSTITUTE lulzlzrnvc-me May MbArthur- H- W. Weeks. L. E. nrecx- been 1h Ovbbsitwu 4W1“? '1" Pa“ Minister. Mr. Dunning. on, p. K. Currie, A. A. MacLeon, A. flve years, Mr. MacDonald regretted

1. was held at the home of Mrs. John W. Hyfldman. Judge Stewart. Reziu- that be b" u" be!" "it tb W" a m, "M, hurrah It ha, drum jleciprocltj/ within the British emu m9 gammy '5 We“ "5 might “ha” “hioh arrow supporters o! m, Go\'_ pile? Why not fgorrt about this hoax

Tributes From

d Aitkerl. ~

Budget

l “It was "either a. protectionist Ilor

rccity with Great Britain? IVhy not

The Rotary Club b1’ Whlbb Ml" "l" hi" ""1 "i" “W- H°W°""- ommem m western Canada to m“ of Reciprocity with the States, which

3391mm he performed his duties to the best and it was indeed gratifying. on the present occasion, to receive the conventions approval of the course which he had follow- ed. (Applause).

"There is now no Parliament," Mr. MacDonald continued, "but there is still a Government. The duty before the electors of Canada during the next seven weeks is to elect a new Parliament, which may or may not return the present Government. The one hope that I have of being able to repay the people of King’: Coun- ty for the honor they have shown me in the past two elections is that we may change the Governnlbnt on the 28th of July and place ourselves in a better position to do something for you. lApplause). And when that

NEW PRIVATE WIRE TO THE and Ward.

Rotary Club

At the meeting of the Rotary Club Archibald will paid the following tribute to e late Past President Percy Pope:

ectorc of King's County that what- ever it is possible to do, whatever can be obtained in the way of meet- ing the requirements of the County. it will be my chief elm and object

fashion.” (Applause)

I Mr. McDonald quoted trenchzizzt»

passages from the speech of Hon. H_ J, Manion, denouncing the Dun- irlg budget as "a strange patchwork

day comes z want‘ to assure the eh °5 °°°mm1° hllmlml"

British Preference"

"It will be claimed all over Ca:-

PETERBORO. Onto Jllllt 1°- Prernier MacKenzle King will speak in Peterboro on Tuesday

opening address ‘ y, it was stated here today.

LOST-IN THE CITY WRIST watch without strap. Finder please leave at Guardian. 43116-10-21.

LOEII‘ IN THIS CITY ON JUNE 9th on Hillsboro Street near Euston. a small surveying instrument lBox Sextantl in brown leather case. Will finder please leave at this office and receive reward.

4347-6-11-12-14-l7-19-6i.

Wanted IVAHIEIS- -- BY SEPTEMBEIE 1st, house to let. Apply care Guard- fan. 4324-6-10-3i.

Female Help Want-ed

________________ WANTED-MAID FOR SUMMER-

Rich- 4342_u_ ed to him was neglected. His death

Our President has asked me to

Finley MuKimm- 115° heridaughter refer today to the passing m‘ our Miss Jessie McKinriol-i.

honored and well-loved member, Percy Pope.

It was my privilege and pride to in trocluce him Lzto this Club some years ago. He was older than most o: us. and was well known as a marl of more than average "intellec- tual ability. It was felt by some of my fellow members that he would

atriluip million cllurrb ‘.iff.‘f.’..i°‘.’..iii‘.‘i“i.“il;“$i .322

happily. mistaken. He reacted quick- ly and eagerly to the ideals of this

8.00—Week1y Prayer Servlce—Vl|itors orgarmflon‘ which h“ so m-no heartily welcome-Heart: Mem-

ulousiy welded together men of many nations and of diverse dispositions. He- acknowledged many times the

3.00-5.00; LOO-IOAIO-JceCrelm Soc- 800d he received from Rotary. H6 ial by Ladies‘ Aid for benefit of gave of his best in return. None ‘in Sunday School - Ice Cream, m3 duo “nM-ked more

fi::S-_;::S::§;E""Y“°dl' m‘ than he. No detail of work entrust-

sil-iccrely

speaking in relation to our club, is a distinct loss-one that brings grief

in its realization. Here week by week

Victoria. on June 10. 1930 hc met us. i! possible. His chair was] Captor“ Jamgg Johnston Lord m his never empty for trivial reasons. l

to secure." Inspired by Meeting

"It is certainly inspiring. at it time like this, when people are so busy- m see so many prominent electors of the County gathered for the pur- poso of starting this campaign; be- cause this is the start of our cam- paign m win King's county tor the Conservative party. It is an inspir- ation to us all, and especially to my- self, to think that delegates from all over the County would leave their work. which is very important at this time of the year. and lose a day

or half a day to start the political,

ball properly rolling.

“we are facing the election prob- ably a little sooner than some of us expected. though it was generally be- lieved that it would come this year. It was very doubtful. however. dur- ing the first part of the session. Mr. Mackenzie King was hedging and waiting to make his decision accord- ‘nr: as expediency would dictate. He tried to develop an issue on which

ada by our opponents." Mr. MacDon- ald proceeded. "that because we have criticised the British preferential clauses in the budget were are not patriotic British subjects. I do not think there is any need to refute that insinuatlori. Largely the descen- dents of British stock, our people air probably as loyal to the British Em- pire as the best English or Scotch or Irish citizens of the Old Land. But we have in addition to our in- Jerest in the British Empire our in- terest in 2nd our love for Canadafi We have to think about that. <Ap- plause.) Matters of this kind must be. approached from a business stand ipclnt. We cannot afford to give a,- u-ay our advantages ashcanzdlans to a;;y part of the British Empire uri- less we get somethkig in return. We have, for example. our natural re- sources. Why should we say to New Zealand, or to Australia. or India. or the West Indies. or England itself: "Come here and Lake advantage of everything that we have. exploit our imarkets freely: we don't ask any- thing of you lrl return" IVouId you

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mo our“ o5 proposed, road it to the live cannot have arijnsiy, because the free-trade farmers n their con:t.t-,71"e5 ‘Tim-ed i0 El" it t0 us. and uencles, and point out the hundreds ‘filnmlmzie "W" a Y"il"°“‘ Will". of items ma; are out on the frooythat will be of real practical benefit list. It has other clauses which calf!" u" Pwdllttfi 05 "lib be picked out by Liberal speakers in‘ Eastern Canada, and read in the in» dustrlal centres, showing how strorig- ‘W175 the (Liltéd Stilts ‘ha-S be“. ly protectionist the Government ismttleaiillg ‘T111366. H 1135 Evil 5'3’- The budget is designed that way; and it is for the peoples o; gonad, go few days ago, ‘as a big bully treats, under-mull the motive behind these b small boy! And for years Mr. blac- mr"; ohms” 31nd m” judgomengrkenlic King and his Government accordingly on a Government that have tflkfll the illlliyillg- 4N1 like" thinks it c-‘ln fool the electors in this i?! Win; fiuwh- lApplause» “fl-lat is the result today? Cazada has begun‘

coulltry. (Loud Applause; "We find that for a number of

ed by one of their own Senators a

to resent that kind of thing. They

are ten to our one. so far as popul-.

ation ls concerned; but we still hive our self-respect, we still have our ‘courage; we still have our country; lalldit is for us to live our o ‘.1 lives ihere and not be dictated to by tl-iz- Illrlited States or any other nation. lApplause i ‘

I-Zlng. apprentlj: has. at last recognized that Mr. Bennett was light lri this respect and that he vxas. wroxg. But even as late as I929 his cry W351 ‘Dent provoke Wa ‘in;- ton.‘ He nolvglves us "tountez"

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duties against rertam. foreign pro-"

ducts. hose diltlcs. only: apply‘ to sixteen articles ref Canadian produc- t.ol1, but they show more clearly." than words can express just what a. 112p‘ the Liberal pzrfy has taken in bring- ing forward this burlgei,"

Bricks Mad’: In Washington

Mr. AIacDcnaiu then shovrc-ci inadequacy of countervailing du as a. protection t) Canadian prarlu.‘ era. "In the United statesg" h.- or: }'ll.'.llI‘l8(i,"'IhE duty on pctaiocs ha been rnsed to T3 cents. peril)?‘ pniizztls As soon as this taitff pr. islon ha. been signed by the President it auto lnatzcally‘ goes into efiect. We pll on a brick for black‘ mriif azauzs their potato ‘.1 but is it not cvldc-lz that our bricks are lnzlzlr wail-i Ami-r lcan straw and that tho kilns or l-iept at Washington? It is what thr-

rooermy party duriig the past number ofresilrriatr-s nf Pillrf-IIGIIIJIPS than they Became M the m“ that he hid brougm down by m, new pirranooiyears. Peerlproclty with whom? Vvlth Aha United States. “by not Recip-

did a year ago. Where, then ls the “surplus '? It has vanished; and mo! l5 why is was not referred to in the budget.

Decline In Expnlds

"In mariers of trade, the total ex- ‘ ports cf Canada in l928-29 were S1,- 363000000. In 1929-30 those export: rlhad dropped to $1,129,000 or a nel loss in the trade of Canada in 1hr year ending March 31. 1930, of $243,. 000 as compared with ‘the prev-loul ‘ YPIZ‘.

"In April of the present year the imports were $71,401,000, the exports 350000.000. In that month alone the trade balance was against us by S20.- 601000. If April is. taken as a repre- sentative month. our unfavorable trade balance for the present year threatens to be in the vicinity of $240,000,000 or 5250000000."

The manner in which the King Government introduced protectionist iarlfis undrr another guise. W35 con- "llfllisltfl Shown by Mr. MacDon- ald. A. few clays ago it was discov- ered in the House that the Customs officials had been znsrrucvsd to ad- varire b," 4'.‘ per c-El-it the valuations an certain classes of furniture com- ulg into Canada

VOICE FROM THE AUDIBICE That rva: to help Aialcolln our.

2.1: .\facDci-.ald agreed that while Hon. James Malcolm was a '\'Cl'fv' Ill?‘ 123:1. there “as no doubf about the fact that ho w-a: a fill-laitui-e manu- facturer and that he was manufac- turing that pariiruiar class of furni- ture that us; h~"l‘ll"fifilii)' affected by the rhnz-ijrrgl (‘usiollis rrgulatinns.

r 0*" lI'l$l.I1‘.‘.CF$ W61"? cited ‘M3013 mid. notably: the .1.