BRIDGEIOWN SCHOOL ‘, ---¢.'\v-i_.»,-l.‘_, HonorRoil ot. Bridgetown school for month of ‘April: - ' Grade VIII-I. Eaten ~ Lyman Ross; 83, John Moria.

o...“ V1l-1,'Mgrion~‘ﬂlchplson'§ (h) 1, Win-nie Morris; 2, Margaret 2, Nicholson. '

and‘ ilda Morris (equal): Warr n McDonald. _,, ' Grade lV--1, O'Leary lifcijrlb‘. 2.

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u Clay; 2, ( _ _- Hilda Morris, Raymond McDonald; 3. Elliot" Allan Morris. 666666666666666666

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Grade ill (a)—-1. Alex Clsytz. Ernest Contilo and Allan Morris (equal); (b) Myrtle McKenzie. Grade ll (a)-—-1, Wm Weatherbie b) Mae Acorn. ,- . Grade l (al-Roddie McKensie;

Perfect attendance-Lyman Rosa

0'Leary ‘ Morris‘, Kathleen Moran. teacher.

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FOR SALE-PATENT. FDR RE- pairtng Crown Gang Plow wheels. Apply J. T. Gill, Peakes Stations.

‘ . 2945-54) 5i.

Fon‘ sALe-ouaurlrviaﬂlied seed oats. Apply W. R. Sea- maiti, Brackley Beach, 2890-5-6-4i.

.___,___i__.__.___ Foal, sALs-a-Liol-ir sxrnsss

wagon for sale-made ‘by Large & _ on. Beer & Weeks. v _ ‘ "_ 294315'9:Bl

FOR‘ sass-one ciisVhoLs-r Coupe 1828 Model, run 3.500 miles, a bargain. Apply "C" curl. of Guardian---2881-6-B-6i.

FOR SALE AT ‘LARGE his.

count, new Studebakerdight elk‘

car, due to arrive any _;day. Ap Dly A care Guar4i'ian.i»2il50-5fi¥2i

son sass —.MOTOR _, soar. wltll s h.p. Imperial engidolnt n. bargain. Apply D., care of Guar- d an.

2909 5 7 t!

FOR, ‘SALE — 1 COMPUTING .Scaie, 1 Lenord Steam Engine. 2s, n. P., 1 Flour Sifter; Howard Weeks, Fredericton. ' '

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son sALi-z-At MIDDLETON, us! sirablo farm property containing 200 acres of landﬁﬂood location.‘ Easy terms. Apply, to Frank

Curtis, Kinkora, R. F. D. , , ' 2867-56-0.

. FOR SALE-REGISTERED AYR-l Bhlrc bull, tour years old. Dam. White Lady 12800 lbs.‘ ilk. Sir.

grand sou ofrllll kmaid Y l. Quiet, son cheap. Ad K. c dare or Guardian. ., zées-a-o-ii

FOR SALE-JURB, SHED HOL- stcin bull, 20 months old, dam record 3 years 2488. Sire ‘Cham- pion 011923, Charlottetown Eahi hltion. Gordon ~ Newson, orth

ivsn. .. . ,' Y. _, ISM-S-h-ili‘

FOR sass-tons, Pun; sass rshire cow i years 'oid (Oak- .d 3M1!) -due,vtc freshen in “sly. Also, li l‘ lyslrlingvheifer "We by Rev who Victor. Wal-

'" Qfﬁkdr, Brackl‘ y ‘Beach. - r , i), r sslls-sa-ai

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.457. ﬂ.J'u'l\.ils

been “m, i Md relurnlsbed Ind oifll! uni-y _ iwniﬂbn W M0 llri . ‘iﬂtﬂ " r PM m‘ til‘- public n: or. '

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FOR SALE-DWELLING HOUSE and lpt at Long Creek. Good business stand. Apply to Heber McLean, Clyde River—2778-5-1-8i

Male Help Wanted

for fox ranch. ihandle a rifle. Apply {Ray Clank. Union Road. 2873-5;0-Bi COUNTRY 30V, FI»FT_E_EN OR sixteen, denature. Address stat. ing ago "S" c.o. Guardian. , 2908-5-7-3i BIG .EAIRNINGQ STEADY EM- ployment for Barbers. Become expert in 8 weeks.’ Writs Mol~ er Barber, College, Department "F", Haltlax. 3-1-tts-tf

Miscellaneous

iseoo ewes-r ~.iuicv onauoss llLGllf fwindow Special" Spec- ial ythiaiweek, 25 cents per doz- cn.—Jonkius 6b Sons.

Psiva-r, sass -- FURNITURE. Apply 1 Douglas st. 292s 5 a 3i

es-r vouir PRtN-ljiuo none A1‘ the GuardislrCemtrai Job Print- ery. Phone 12s. 2m s iltf

mo. A, ‘meooukuo. LAND sus- veyor, llermanviilo. 28305-3

NOTICE—- ANYONE REQUIRING Strawberry plants l have three choice selected varieties at $1.35 a hundred. post paid. Thomas W. Mayhew, Kinkora, R. R. No 2. - 2920-5-23 3i.

To Lei;

TO LET—FOQR ROOM ED APART- meilt. Phone 28911.. 2B91~5-6~tf.

.._______._._-V---__-_---< TO LET- PART OR WHOLE furnished house. centrally locat- ed. Phone 767, evenings. 3i

"Folhhle Help wanton

WANTED-YOUNG LAVDV WITH experience as stenogrsphor and book-use . Apply in own hsndwrit ng to Box 118.

: Th0 BDIN 0i . , ceived a witdﬂbjll‘ Mr. Ap eton,

" would bolﬂlslb

' iott t . simhroﬁqnn

p Scottish .'jIniolt'2tl-I1d»' stional Hu- _~ surauce \i'.'o','fAt v was continued yesterday hetore

. tics Arsenaultand= will be resum- =_ ed today." ~ - ‘ . '

O friends in Charlovtetown.

‘ViIANTIE'D—NIGHT WATCHMAfN‘ Must be able t0 1

ill Mscdonaid Comp:

Adams-

‘ eymienifs! General _ Atlantic,

rllilolt at 0. .a., vision, 3' ting that he

' lo ' do Char- gthst ‘Messrs

=Frids J -We i Jould inset

the Board; _ SUPIBWI 7OOUHATFLords vs. ' ‘ is this case

Mr. Justice l-lassard and. Mr.;Ju.s-

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LIBERAL wptdibij! GLUE- The monthly meeting ‘olthe , lather- al Wcmen'_s1Clip’wns¢,_wbll attend- ed last algal: i‘n the, ofuTgde rooms w es on rs; (Cot) stoma-alga‘. u... chair. Inter-

evin, Mrs. imou .Pa'oli,_ and Mrs. McDonald. Discussion by,

meeting of the “Club will be in Oct- ober- ,

VALUABLE GOW-Mi’. John L. MacGuigan, St. Ann's Hope River. has purchased a pure bred cow from Mr. C. H- Reid for which he paid the handsome sum of 8225.

of milk and. 425 lbs-, of tat. Mr. Mao Guigan intends going into-the dairy business on a large scale. His many friends will be lookingjor a good report of his pure bred this_ year. ,

. LAGIHIIES’ "ﬁoLLY slum", ‘(Apr- ons. Special-ii cts- Prowse Bros; Ltd-—3948-5-9-3L 1 z »

Personals

col. Goodﬁﬁilfeudlarijcton is in the city and is registered at the Vic- toria. »

Mr. H. l. Weldon. Monctou left. by the Borden train. this morning.

‘Miss Gertrude M'civor,- Klnkcra, has returned home , after visiting

Mr. and Mrs. Mulligan, ‘blew- ton, who havc-bssnin the city st- tending the Religious - Order. o!

eating pa “more , by Mrs.‘ ’ JohnMcltr

the members joilpwedl; The next ‘-

She produced In 192$. 10.777 lbs.,,

=ilaymamtcld of recent votes in that_

, {way or another, very severely crip:

, iiinted. ‘but we will go forward car'-

Laolzs’ nco-rr it . ‘thou-r gowns. Special 81.0 - Prowse Bros" Ltdt-IMS-b-l-li ‘

. BRIDGE AND WHIST. -Pisy- sre please be in your places at 8.10 ‘this evening in Children of llary Hail. Game begins at 8.15 sharp. Admission 26 cents.

Insult '

We, the Anchors do hereby challenge the Driols to a friendly game of baseball insideyo! a week Following is the line-up: Catcher-Bill Hughes Pitcherrlvap Lourie

luv. Base—Benny Dofron 2nd Base-George McMahon and Base-llibby Larter

ﬁhort Slop-M. Duffy

Right Field-Jack Shsunessy. Left Field-Joe LeBlanc _ Centre Field-Jimmie Lonerghan Manager-Bill Ryan liliilscot-Blll Gormiey

Bat C8fl‘lBl‘—-P0l'k McDougaii.

' Anti-Union

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Montrealrspresentsd the “host of whrnenmbr. Ephraim Scott, Mont- real put his caseubetore the comi mittee, ae,one long, familiar with . e. workings of the Presbyterian hurch- , ' , , ,

_ T. B. McQuestien, jiamilton _a

city against . church, union.

I "u the, hill is carried." said ‘Ml-s. Ross, ‘(we will go forward in one

pied perhaps. certainly, much l hum-I

vying the banner of the Presbytery’ inn Church." . Scott described the bill as "tyranny". . . - "Unionists". he-said, "had asked "parliament to be the gun men and do the robbing for them in taking‘ away the rights of the opponents of t c bill.'_’ I _.VT e outstanding incident was Revnw. G. ,l_3rown's quotation of "Dr. Gandier as having said "this is ‘the beginning of. a nation- il1,,l’ro_testant_ church. No govern- ment woulgldere ,to resist it." This

their daughter,‘ returned home Wednesday.

Mrs. John McQuillan, New Hav-

‘en is visiting the city the guest‘ . C. Trainer,

~ This Trade He (‘Ian

of her daughter, Mrs- P Euston Street». at

soar hatch at i..- Iviiibfnl Rina {gjliiisoci ation This Y ellr

LL-Col. Gharles Leigh: Secretary Treasurer of the Prince Edward lsland Rifle Association has re-

reported utterance figuredin both. ‘the morning ﬁnd afternoon sitt- ings. No comment-on itfhas yet lcome from thellniouist camp. —-——-<Q-0->_-__.

Not; Ply m Prison - ‘(Canadian Press.) r

_, OSS-INJNG, N. Y., ‘May 8.——'l‘ho

sm-Melnerney, principal keeper of Bing Sing, makes it a point to find for each prisoner the job tor which he _is best qualified. but he is atu-mped tryingjo place Harry ‘Mit-

ceived the following telegram in —Yes.

.W.\6. Maedenaid,

Registered‘ Incorporated This will be the year for the Brier magtich to bepiovtst the Prov- incial ifie Association. The ny donates _the splendid prise of 500 a year to all the provinces and 81000 torhthe D. R. A. matches. The money is divided into .75 prises for the la- land meet and the Association adds _.a_ medal and. packages of Briar tobacco.’ . '

BIRTHS

woos-ht lrhreuirool; on April Wood, a son (James-Carlo) DEATH;

AUAMG-Ai. Norhoro. April 34.4»! pneumonia.- laghsm Adams. infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Burial at Margate. Y.

MoKAY-sAt gilt!!! on M»: so. 1924, Daniel any, we 0E Funer- ni Saturday, 2 o’c 0c to llartsvil- lt- Celnstey. , ‘ (Patriot Please Copy.)

DOIRQN-gln this _city on May B.‘ Mrs. Andrew _olron, ﬁxed ‘Iii years. Funeral irons her late resi- dence at Elm Avenue this morn- ing at 8 o'clock bytrain to Hunter River. thence to Rustiooa‘

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8930 5 ll ai

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LDOfIZ-v-IN OITY. MINK RUFF. Finder kindly return to

core Fountain Pen. Wilder pleasc leave at Guardian OM06- INT-h-I-ll

Therew Tee o. . who yonldnlt accept his dost“;

g e.

tilt-t’ '13" ° “#1?

Minirifs " Ltiiimlit “Atii Griff

safe young men naihed

4 104 Water street and receive reward. j, public s-

' - BiNIw-‘l-oi 4» data bot6i. domains

- i.i§jr.<.'-. herded»?! their? b

Hotel Victwda

l 44 \M‘ _ ' "Ilgwin Uln-

rcems_ with Th6 was» over Canada.

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lit’ rooino. VIGO- H. Cliiirltittifilown Hotel i

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reply to one which he had sent.‘ You may count cn-re-i

newai of the Briar Match, for 1924.;

28th, 1924, to "Mr. and‘ Mrs. James ,

Wsterdtriii. bhirisiiwm; ,. r

; their car,» .

chgllhagnewcornor, who gave his OOCIIDB-ilmfﬂﬂ s "skywriter." Mit- chell, Just received from New York iiiounty on a charge cf attempted grand larceny, l9 the first-aviator ever sentenced to a iNew York prison. p

'When Mclnerney asked him his occupation he answered. “Win an ayiatorﬁ! ‘Mitchell W818. told that, he

Sing and that any inmate who at-

tempts to make a ﬂight from there and gets caught fares badly. I

M6001? and White, ,, , ' Geneva Delegates

(‘Carnelian Pmln.)

council has been passed appointing ‘Melville P. White, of the Canad~ ian General Electrical Company. Toronto, a delegate representing employee, and Tom Mqorphpresi- dent of ilho Trades and Labor Con~ srees 0t Canada. as representing

g workers arthe annual conference .

of the Lasgue.~ef.iNa'tions' interna- tional Labor Organization lat Gen- eva, opening on June 18.

erican Robber Methods .-A ,,. (Canadian Press.) ,_ ‘LONWN, May 8.—Lon‘don ‘got a-tsste of American robbers’ meth~ ods today when two -men=drove..up f,a,.blg ‘Bond streob towel ashsd the show window mar. seized a 840.000 diamond necklace ind escaped in

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M two’ T-ieiillilie A," a . » the .1»? 0. (ill. Q01 his

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inys- last night be obllds-snd-the All Stars won out by a pins. P. _ n-

! Jill ~ sol-lira All u <14 at

‘lune

Therefore. crest Britain has the ' enormous advantage ot being able

of the fnturelsustainiug existing

one than existed previously, The ' ‘

couidnot ply his trade in Sing‘ ‘

olriwwa, . May, afar; order-in- '

Iilllldoii Tastes Am»

e took place on ,-

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"lynétéimnes _ . rem Page one)

ing the event UaDMIIlOI ot French terrilﬂfillor industrial do- , minance scronrths Rhine. Were this to hIDDBII the balance of pow- er in Europe would be seriously disturbed and Ithe British influ- ence would become jeopardized. Great Britain lives ln-security r only whenthe policy of “live and let live" is'enforcod on,her Eur- opean neighbors- This. indeed, is the whole meaning of‘ the balance cf power doctrine. It so happens that. the British _inauiar position ' ' mllkelqfelt Britain strong when - the continentals stick to their own national boundaries and do not seek imperiaiiatic domination with- in Europe. 4

to use moral arguments for the ad- vancement of her policy; and also is able to point to the inevitability l.

nationalistic boundaries for a long " ' time to come. h

8o, the Dawes report is but tho football in this great game of hai- ance of power. The report can nev- "W118 mlde to work; nor has it (mused anymore optimism in Eur-

situation is not changed, except i that Great Britain andFrance now have a new instrument with which to continue to show their diploma- tic skill in opposition to each oth- er. . . .

I B. INS; H881‘ ,. . . .~ t. . s". ,i

Excellent Address At the regular. monthly meeting of the Benevoienb- Irish-Society Wednesday nightinl response to ‘ill Invitation 1mm‘ the Society. Rev. A. J. lMcl-ntyre of this city. gave a highly fiuteresting discour- se on his recsntftisit to Chicago in company with Rev. Father lSt. John. ,_ . , , . ‘in his usual eloquent and ornate ' style, Father McIntyre carried his hearers with him ;through the ta- inous Hospital oi’ Mercy. where he and Father Si. John received surgi. cal treatment. Speaking o! Father, St. John- he made the pleasing announcement that the surgeons in charge are men ot the highest eminence in the profession, and that they have

process that - improves.

tzlakcs an albﬁred

unbeatable Trvefervrﬂ‘, .

every. confidence in. the complete recoveryof Father ISt. John who is now in the convalescing stage. The good news was received with iap- Dlilllﬂﬁ by the audience. lsh pleasing memories, notably albbemlulllllY- dBBi-FTIDUVQ langu- Rev. Father Reynolds, pastor 0i B80 Father McIntyre then Prﬁceed- St, lFinbafs Chllrch and County 9d w GWB M! PUUUIB 0! U19 BTOIII- Chaplain, of the Ancient Order of ness of the “city otChicago, which iiiibernians who took n special int- sixty-seven years ago was only sferest in both himselfand Fr. St. smlll IPOIIUB!‘ llllilletwbut whose John, and treated them with great population now borders on three kindness and attention. nyillious-_.',i‘be_clty., he, said, was At the close of his exceedingly TaidQofI and in conversation con- instructive and scholarly address sidered not in blocks bu-t in miles. a vote oi thanks, moved by iVlr. Ills ‘University is one of’ the finest Peter lilcCourt. seconded by Mr. indies, world andas regards medi- ‘Pa-trick MrsTaguc, and supported up} and surgical stalls compares by Revs. Jas. Rooney, Wm. V. Mc- favorably with the oldest of the[-Donaid, and J. Walsh, R. F. Mad- famous ones of Europe, Among digan and others, W33 tendered ‘Fr. lthose mentioned by Father Mcln- Mulntyrc, to which he replied ill tyre- was ‘Rt. Rev. Msgr. Kelly, ﬂ fitting terms. Two stirring songs native ofjthis city, and ‘well known lay Bro. M. Callaghan and Bro. i’. as the originator ‘of the ‘ChurclrMcTziguv collie next. followed by

Extension Society. During his stay heaiso mode many new acquain- tances, of whom lie will ever cher-

passing around the cigars, closed a most enjoyable programme. -

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ST. MARY'S ROAD ' WEST SCHOOL

Following is the standing of St. Mary's Road West School for the month of April:

Grnilc Vil~1, Celia McGee.

Grade Vl-1, Sadie McCarron; 2, Lucy Rice; ti, Dennis Rooney.

Gratin V—-1. Mary McGuigan: 2. Nollie McGee: Si, Grnclo Hughes.

(lraill: iV-l, Jnllil hicﬁilignll; 2, ilucilla hie-Carroll: 3, Edward ltice.

Grzlile llﬁl, Harold McGulgan and Carron- (equal); 3, Mamie (‘nrrom

Grade i~1. Nellic Conway; 2, Agnes McGuigun; 3, David McGui- gun. '

Mary Murphy; 2' ‘ning train T. Hughes.

Tenn MC-i M‘; twccn the followiugr-C. McAldr‘

Perfect attendance-Mary M i, Guigan; Sadie McCarron, Lucilm McCarron. Gracie Hughesnﬂellh McGee, Tcna McCarron and Lucy Rice. ' '

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There were two games played ;ln tho tournament "Jatlqlgllnbros

Bros. inst night, G. Scott winulik _ from E- Bradley and LcClair will

To-nigllr the games will be

lvs. IA- Cildnioro and Neil McLeod

"tho Ford H1311“ vs- L. Gudmore. <~ Hum-mil.

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