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‘ and best atoeKJ Eilhhgfid ‘$1122’ Jgallsnsi for Rinzwood School, Rocky HOME. The funeral will be on tux‘:- gggxiznriflaga ‘Ewgiw p2: The Rovers. by virtue of their un- 5359"6‘28'3'

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- ' ' ' ' ‘ thullc Church- Bho W88 l1 ' July 4th Bruce's store and ware- mu, one, A. .tl. Aug. 15. ___.________ . "I" '3" , in the sides of both the Anchors - _ _ » ~ ,-__ FIRST CLASS TEA THE no as E OSITION m“ “Fm”- a We ""1 ‘l and Star baseball clubs. beam vi“ be 00ml at 12 "Wick " ed for Bedeque ScIAEcFIRNYANTQ Shows arrivegIi-Jn the Cztfgyesterday 1mm“? "mum" Md “n WM kmw It will, no doubt, be the fnten- each Wednesday for the summer

[,9 111. st q Bupn- $200.00. Irving Toombs,

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Q1155 teacher for Bonshaw School. "‘ $100.00. S. Beaton,

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hEWAIlD. PLATINUM AND DIA- Secretary. . . mond ring." oblong with oval black ' hentre, five diamonds, left In uyqshroom of a p. m. Carferry TEACHER WANTED FOE POINT

6300-8-27-41.

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j, , mp1; Tormyentine to Borden, 22nd Delmche School. Supplement

iiJune. Mljs. E. C. Moore. meters $75.00. Mark McCoi-mack, Secre-

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I, SALE — A NEWLY FEB!!- ‘ ‘erred cow Ayrshire and Guernsey

mic. Muck Vickerson, Cornwall. , 6318-6-24-41. i.‘ "_ ~ iyolifio BLOOD MAIIE. oENEn- - Iglzplirpbfie, ibcwt... work any- in flne shape: a show Want $200. or rniaht con‘

WANTED EXPERIENCED TEACH. er for Rennies Road School. Sup- Iilement $100.00. Apply dds, H, Andrews Becv. Hunter River.

6288-0-27-31

WANTED -— EXPERIENCED SEC- ond class teacher for Peter's Road school. district no. 90. Supplg.

"lent $100. dollars. George A. Mo. Dilmld- 580v 0358-6-28-41

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lilsl r an auto for her. J. A. Mc-i class tench“ for owe" cove i aid. IIBHIIBIIVUIEI-PMBI‘ 6 2a 4‘ School Na 13L sup‘ $5000 above = ' , ' ' ‘ minimum. Grover C. Gillis, Secy,

» ' 6304-8-28-31 I 1 Wanted < {-

LW A N T E D - EXPERIENCED .._yym|_ wnurgp .-. IGIIEST teacher for Harrington school,

v prices paid. MacKie dbCo/Craf- Supplement $175.00 J. N. Stewart. = tcn st. t. _ assa-o-lii-al secy- 0367-6-28-3i ~ Sf - I v ‘ K "' .

‘WANTED ,'ro BUY ‘A,‘§E(IDND gWANTED Fort AIlIwItN scIIooI. » hand man's bicycle. ‘Thomas ay- No. 78, experienced second class

how, Kinkora, R44 R. N0. 2. P. E- t Wflchflr- Ellplliement $75.00. John lslandu- , , rt Augustus.

6347-6-28-21 ; ‘i WANTED — T0 RENTNG OR- 8; ~ .room house with modern convcnl- ,f erices. Apply Guardian. . 6312-6-28-0i.

i ‘ Male Help Wanted i

Garland Secretary, F0 R» R- 6172-6-23-51

To Let

Sydney Street. 6309-6-27-4i

_.wAN'rED-A CAPABLE MAN T0 is work on farm. 1 Apply Shows Ho- i River at Durlstaflnage. 4 tel, Guardian Office.

l-?- -- BIG EAaNINo?" ‘sI-EADII EM- piovmenf. for Barbers. Become ex- - pert in 8 weeks. Write Molor i’ Barber College, Department "F". _ Halifax. a 3-1-22-ttstf

6375-6-28-31

Articles i-‘or Sale

FOR SALE-ONE BOAT EQUIP- ' ped with a 40-h.p. MacKay en- gine, practically new, 29 ft. keel. 9 ft. beam. also one steam boiler, 15 h.p. Harper Allen, Hayfield.

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i-u-_-___ West. 00., N.B. 6249-0-26-4i 1min WANTED FOR GENERAL

i; housework. Apply l8 Kent at. ~<4>--~~- i-—-——»--———-————~—-» -

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s= three. Apply 206 Grafton.

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per Prince St. BASEBALL ‘RESULTS

z‘; Earl Prowse, 7'7 Up i = 8377-6-28-81.

NATIONAL LEAGUE

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Apply Victoria _ Hotel. flflfiil-fl-iifl-ililNew York . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 11_12 1 ) Miller, willoughby, Sweetlami. ~'wAN'rED MAID WILLING r0 ooyaicorsw and schulle, Leriun; Ald- ' to count“; App“, M“, p, w. eridge, Faulkner, Benton and Far- ‘. Tidmarsh, 3 West St. W"

saoa-e-ac-al duly game scheduled.

~ WANTED - A MAID FOR GEN- AMERICAN LEAGUE

. eral housework. ‘Apply ‘l3 Fitzroy 5L 6278-6-26-6.

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' 1 _ Johnson and Collins; Grove, 0r- . -- wuii and Cochrane. ' ' Fl t e: m,“ “LEM” M‘c”°"“’° Wasiisingtitorrr: . . . . . . . . . . . . ..1 4 c Elana Surveyor, I-Iermanvillc. P. Bcswn _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ' _ ‘ _ _ _ _ v ‘ _ _ __ 41g 0 ' ' I‘ ." 8"“ m‘ Burke, Lisenbec and Rue]; Ruff- 5 ing and Hofmann. Elna AQOQMDFQDA?’ Second ganle: rl location. Apply Guar an. Washington _ _ _ ‘ _ _ _ ‘ 4 q 1 .__ 6x994427**" Boston ................. .. l1 1o 0 .1 ‘ cseuchary, ‘LISQIIDQB and Kenna: l‘ pflumrL t‘ (Only games sc . - “ ‘ - AouE beuoalm AND uouaNlNo ‘"TF“N‘T'°NM‘ w

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"B bathing forac who-J ...28ll . praeyCity . . . . . -- lv fifgltlgriirattirnda-tionl. fin. ®eading . ......... .. 610 c

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48 cents at Eaton Grocetleria.

F. M. Clay will preach in the Try- on Baptist Church, ‘Sunday, July 1st at 3'*o'ciock in thejfiemoon.

On Friday evening. June 29th. the induction of Rev." H. S. Bishop, B. D., will take place United Church. The service will be- gin at lipurl. E. M. Aitken-

‘Cariada. Sunday July 1. will be held in the Geddie Memor- ial Church at l1 a. m. in the Clif- ton Church at 2.30 p. In. in Long River Church at 7.30 p. m. ‘

has been received by N. D. Mac- Lean stating that the remeansof the late Harold Poole Stanley, wllo ‘died of diphtheria in Montreal will arrive on ‘Friday evening and will

but were too late to open up last evening. but will be in full swing at Spring Park Square, Elm Avenue.

of our citizens will-take part in this popular outdoor sport. The ahowis under the auspices of the Canadian Legion, B. ans Band have promised to para

to play en route tcrthegrounds. _-_J—o

June 29th. 5t. Mark's, Ruatico, Ev- ening Prayer. 3 p. m. St. John‘, Miltom-Evenihg Prayer, B p. 1D,. Preacher, The Afchblshopltl Novl Scotia. Sunday, July lsL-St. Johnfb Milton, Sunday School 10 a. mi. Morning Prayer, ll a. m., St. Mark's Rustico, Sunday School, 2.80 p. m., Evening Prayer, 3 p. m., St. John's, Milton. evening prayer. 7.30 p. m. Preacher, Rev C.‘ F. Johnson, Spec- ial services, St. Monday, July, 2nd, 8 p. m. Tuesday. gulv 3rd. 8 o- m. Thursday, July 5th

p. m.

l-y wedding was solemnized yester- day afternoon in Zion Cliurch,wheil Mr. John Bulman of North Rustlco and Miss Barbara-Railings, daugh- ter oi’ Mr. and Mrs..A. J. Railings, of Railings Hotel, Rustico. were un- ited in marriage by the Rev. M. Scott Fulton. were unattended and only the im- mediate relatives and friends were present. and Mrs. Bulman left on the S. B. Hochelaga on a motor trip through the Maritime Provinces. The Guar- dian unites with their many friends

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is the British Admiral at present

h THE CHARLOTTET Ioiiiamoriam i

MRS. ROSE FLYNN

Central Guardian

CARI-P. CGITEE. 181-2 oz. 810.36

Many, especially of the older Deo- ple will deeply regret to learn of the death of Mrs. Thomas E. (Rose) Flynn. Her spirit took its flight to Him who gave it between four and five o'clock on Tuesday afternoon at her home No. '16 Sydney Street. Although she had reached the advanced age of 83 years she always enjoyed excellent health until about a month ago when she began to fail and it was evident to. the family that the infirmfties of age were upon char.

The late Mrs.

BAPTIST BEBVICEQr-The Rev.

cAvsNDIsII uNI-I-ED cuuacu

in Cavendish

PRESBYTEBIAN CHURCH in - services Flynn was born in Char ‘t town. She was us; dausb- var of the late Mr. Michael Riley, a well known resident in his day. She spent her life here and was educat- ed at Notre Dame Academy. In 184.4 she was married to Mr. Thom- as E. Flynn who predeceased her seven years ago.

All will remember her husband who was formany years one of the finest City Marshalls that Charlot-

ruNEIiAI. SATURDAY - word

her esteemed her highly, and her many excellent qualities both of mind and heart. She enjoyed a wide acquaintance- sliip, but nearly all of her day and generation have gone to the Better Land. She leaves a, family of five sons and three daug tars, namely Wil- liam M, retired Ticket Agent of the , C. N. R., Charlottetown, Frank, at _ home, Arthur, chief of the United - -' . States Transportation Service in ANGLICAN SERVICES’ “M530 New York, and Joe in the some con- cern, Peter of Lake Steamship Company, Chicago. The daughters are Mrs. Sfeadman of New York. Mrs. Reach of Long Beach, Califor- nia, and Mrs. Malone of Braintree, Mass, and who was at home during her mother's illness and death. Thus, the farruly is scattered far and wide. They will always cher- ish their mother's memory and the most lasting monument to her will be enshrined in their hearts. To the family and to relatives we ex- tend our moat heartfelt sympathy. Mrs. Flynn was theiast surviving member of the Riley family. Mr. Daniel J. Riley is a nephew. Arthur Flynn, of New York, will arrive home- tonight for the funeral which will be held from the late residence Sydney Street at HAS Friday morning to the Cathedral, thence to the Roman Catholic Cem- etery.

his evening, when no doubt many

B. S. 11-. and the Veter-

Q his evening at the City Hail at

Mark's Rustieo;

WEDDING BELLS~A very pret-

Tha bride and groom

A "MEETING of the executive of the Associated Boards of Trade will be held in the Board of Trade Rooms today at 3 o'clock. 6897

After the ceremony, Mr,

"A" COMPANY the Prince Ed- wards Island Highlanders will fur- nish a flring party Saturday, June 30th at the funeral of the late Mai- o_r Harold Stanley.’ D. S. O. Any man having served overseas with A Highland Battalion or otherwise and are desirous of attending are asked to meet at the Drill Shed to- night at seven o'clock.

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PERSON AL

in wishing the happy couple a

II. M. WARSIIIP COMl_N(;}_.Wftn British warships

of the year has been in communica- ticn with Sir Walter Cowari who

in charge of the North Atlantic fleet at Bermuda. However, he is retiring after July ist. and will be succeeded by ‘Admiral Fuller. Sir Walter informed His Honour that owing to the fact that there have been no warships from the West Indies squadron on the Pacific Coast for the past eight years it has been decided to send the new flag ship through the Panama Can- al to that Coast this summer, and she will, therefore not come to any cf the North Atlantic stations. How- ever, Sir Walter stated that ar- rangements would be made to send some of the smaller warships here during the summer. ‘He has notified His Honour that the H. M. S. Dcuntless will arrive in Charlotte- town on September 24th and remain till the 27th. It isalso expected that other British warships will be here before those dates. The new gun boat of the Canadian navy is ex- pected to arriveaiiout the first'of

Miss Eileen McIntyre, Savage Har- borfiis visiting in the city,the guest of er friends. Miss. Marion Mac- Millan, Sydney Street.

Miss Euphemiu MacDonald, Bos- ton. is spending her holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Maolntcsh. Springton, P. E. I.

Miss Cassie MacLeod, Baden, ar- rived home Monday evening to spend her vacation with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Murdock MacLeod, Montague Head.

Miss Mabel Glllis, Newton, Mass, left by motor for Montague to spend her vacation with her parents Mr. and MrsAngus GiiiLs.

Mr. A. M. Revey. Maritime Sales Manager for Wm. Wrigley. JI'_., Co., Limited. Toronto, Ontario, Manu- facturers of the Famous Spearmint and Doublemint Gums arrived on

Dngtlanblli tlailenli olomlneeccial hlilihlllllg, a 17 story structure, is [lllifllllliéd lfor Manchester "by a cotton nurturfautarriilifi Mam.

a KODAK~ I? FILMS. AND CAMERA sumac

26, to Jack and MN‘! Nicholson (nee Gladys Dunsford) a son. Congratu- lations. ‘ LANIGAN — At Montague, June 20th. 1928, to Mr. and M-rs. Joseph Lanigan, a daughter. Barbara Joan.

MAIIQHAGEB

AALAA

IRVING—MICRAE -- At St. James.’ Manse, on Juno 27th Arthur Irvine. Cherry Valley, to Effie MacRae, of Point Prim.

DEATHS

ABSENAULTw-At the Sacred Heart Home, June 27th. Mrs. PerIW-LIK Arsenault.

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HARPER-At his home, 451. Eaher Street on Tuesday, June 26th, 102B. Charles Ritchie Harper. son of the lstc William Harper. Funeral from his late residence tomorrow. Thurs- dav. June 28.serviue star-tint! at 2.30., Interment in People's Cemetery.

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‘BE PROMPT IVEUGOIITS

TRAINOW-Inthia city. JuM 3'7- James if‘. ‘lrqinor. aged 82 years. Funeral fremshis late residence. lb King at. Fridsyhida-nlne at cs0 to St. Dunsta ‘a Cathedral. thence by road to For Augustus for interment.

newest art homo lumps in the ,1 (o World. Itetslls use. m». . ~, ' i garner nocesui-yfmtculaggfi -" , ,

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Profits» ‘Can be hhldied on‘ and.’ lbr solo at Iluel Greys, 162 w: school and

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ond section of the City Baseball League at the Abegweit 1G unds this evcnins, game starting at 6 o'clock, '

and promises, has every prospect of

August. ‘ the Island today by automobile. He A »,._ , is here for his annual trip and is 1 accompanied by Mrs. Revey. They I intend to cover the entire Island in , - the next three weeks befor return- Bnu” ing home. '_*" ' ' -——-¢-oc-i—-— NICHOLSON — At Crapalld, Jim?-

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OWN GUARDIAN

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‘Anchors and

Rovers open the sec-

This section. to alkappearahces

tion of said teams to de everything possible to embarass the scrappy North Enders to such an extent that they will yet be forced to go into u play-of! at the end of the season in order to be in the running.

Tonight's clash should give the fans an idea as to whether the above mentioned predictions are going to materialize or not.

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Semi-Annual Meeting

0f Women's Auxiliary

The semi-annual meeting of the P. E. I. Diocesan Board was held on Wednesday, June 27th at Crap- aud, opening with Divine Service at 10.30 a. m.

His Grace the Archbishop offici- ated, assisted by Archdeacon White. Rev. Canon Malone, Rev. G. T. Spriggs and the Rector, the Rever- end Charles Rand.

His Grace delivered a very elo- quent and helpful sermon, urging those present to live up to the id- eals which all must have and to set an example to children and others. His address was founded on the text taken from the eleventh chapter of St. Luke, verse thirteen, "If ye then, being evil, know how to give good gifts unto your chil- dren? How much more shall your heavenly Father give the Holy Spirit to them that ask Him." Dur- ing the singing of Hymn number 24-3 the offering was taken up, in- eluding the special Jubilee Fund. which will take place yearly until i935, which year marks the fiftieth anniversary of the founding of the

W. A. Celebration of the Holy Com- munion followed at which there were about 130 celebrants. -

Luncheon was served by the lad- ies of the parish at the Rectory and at 2.30 a meeting was held in the church. the president, Mrs. Ray- mond, in the chair. '1 ' Thirteen branches including Sen- iors and Girls were represented with 81 delegates as well as many visit- ors being present.

After Hymn 532, His Grace ad- dressed the meeting, congratulating all W. A. Women on energy shown in this work and exhortlng them to carry on the great work in which they are engaged. - After a few words of appreciat- ion of His Grace's pmsence by the president, Mrs. Rand extended a hearty welcome to all present, also to Dr. Travis. Archdeacon White, called upon to speak. expressed his appreciation of the splendid influence gained by the presence of His Grace and compli- mented the women of the church, the W. A., on the successful efforts put forth by them. The Jubilee Fund was explained by the president. followed by the roll call and minutes of last semi- annual meeting. ' Mrs. Sprigga, speaking in connec- tion with Girls’ work made a plea for more Girls‘ branches and mem- bers. The Treasurer, Mrs. E. Champion announced that $51.00 had been re- ceived at the morning service tow- ards the Jubilee Fund, in addition to which about $21,000 was contri- buted in loose collection. The Little Helpers Secretary, Miss S. Green offered to give help re- quired in any parish dealing with this branch of the W. A.