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WANTED-A GOOD LIVE AGENT to hamlle a complete line "of Her- bal Remedies, big ‘profits, exclusive territory, small capital needed. write to~c‘oy' Manager Canadian Botanic Gardens, Box 513, London, Ontario.

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DOABDERS WANTER. 47 ORLEBAR trect.

Z Ih FOUR coLLao-a ‘novs can BE accomodstcu at 108 Prince Street.

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Male Help Wanted

___.._-.-___-_-----——- “ANTED - RELIABLE MAN AS caretaker for 28 pair fox ranch. Married without family preferred. Write. stating experience and refer- ences. GA. Sproul, Box 517, Spring- hiil, N. S. 832-l-3—3wks.

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Miscellaneous JOHN ALFRED MacDONALD, LAND Surveyor. Box B2, Charlottetown. - alil-lll-lt-lmopd.

rlrraro race role rue .51. son's shipments on short notice Guardian Central Printery,

ESCAPED FROM MY RANCH, DEC. 29, one medium silver female fox. tatto E. G. 27-6. 1f captured please notify Heath Bowness, Kensingtqn.

‘ 840-l-1-4i.

Female Help Wanted WANTEDIA MAID. Queen Street.

APPLY 238 8884-4-31. lyamap - axralu-ancan WA];- ress, also kitchen maid. Parker House. 78-12-21-tf.

WVANTED MAID FOR/ ‘GENERAL housework, no washing. Reference required, Mrs. Morris, 6 North Riv- er Road. 814-1-6-31

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THREE noonls r0 LET. arrow s1

Jenkins Service Station. 924-1-6-21 pflnce my”; gg3-1.3.31_ CAIRNGORM PENDANT SEAL Teachers wanted with letter "B" engraved. Please

return to Guardian for reward. L—859-i2-23-tf.

F or Sale

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Grade cows. newly freshened. Harry Rodd, Harrington. 903-14-21-

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Mermaid, Piicne 83-311. 001-141-111.

DC FOR SALE—YOUNG MILK COW» newiyjresllened. Jas. P. McAdam. Donggh BBQ-l-l-Zl.

I i-‘OR slice-one GERMAN POLICE Pup, 3 months old. Geo. F. Mac- Donald, Phonc 113-32. 892-1-4-31.

____.._._________--- sraao SLEIGH rolt sate. "HAM- mel" Speeder." Apply 285 Filmy Street, 871-1-3-31.

ma snarl-savoury acne rum. situated at Suffolk. Apply i0 Up-

Der Hlllsborc St. I 505-31 ___._L.. FOB SALl-JJIIOICE ILK COW clue to freshen in Fe ary. J. H. McPhail, New Haven 0154-3-31

FOB SALE, 'l‘0 LIT. BOARD AND ropm signs on hand at Guardlal} Office. r g l

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WANTED -- TEACHER. FOR SUF- * folk School. Supplement $75.00 for the year. John Arblng, Secretary.

749-12-35-01.

waN-rapilnllsr cuss "rescuer:

for Springfield School. No. 05, (male preferred.) Supplement $175.00 for the year. Wellington

I-laslanl, Secretary, Emerald, R. R. BOB-I-l-Ifi

WANTED-TEACHER FOR MAY- eld School at once. Supplement

t 00.00 per annum. James A. Houston, Secretary. 011-1-6-41.

‘VANTED IMMEDIATELY, TEACH- er for Margate School. Supplement for year $200. Wilbur Dcnn . Sec- retary. 92..-1-6-2l

. “What, mother row with your wifel What's the matter this time?" "The same old thing-she's right, and I don't agree with her." .

Card of Thanks

The family of the late

Alfred

I Guardian

anaowtn‘ hooker spacial.

leaves for suotlnerslee TuesdayJ January 7th. at s p. m. Return fare fld-l-l-Il

$1.00.

BIIDGI AND AUCTION F011,’!!! FlVlS-Knights of Columbus Home ruesdsynianuary 'l, at 0.1a for nieln- bers slldlady friends. ORB-i-d-Ii

ABEGWIITS VS. CRYSTALS- Speclal train leaves for Summerslde ‘ruesday, January 7th. at 5 p. m. Re- turn fare $1.06. flI-l-d-ii

FUNERAL NOTICE-The funeral of the late John Corrigan will take place tomorrow (Tuesday) morning at 8.50 from the residence of Mr. Wil- liam Flynn, 1'1 Derchester St. to St. Dunstan! Basilica, thence w the R. C. Cemetery.

ADEGWEIT HOCKEY SPECIAL leaves for Summer-side Tuesday. January ‘Ith, at s p. m. Return fare $1.95. 0204-6-21

cnusrsLs vs. ABEGWEITS at Sumnteraide. Special train leaves Charlottetown Tuesday. January 7th, at s p. m. Return fare cits.

026-1-6-2i ig-ia-

r-aasonacs

Mrs. Byron Brown left Saturday morning on a visit to ‘Bsoton.

Mr. Sixmouth of Cornwall, left Bat- urday morning on a visit to the Old Country.

Messrs. Benjamin Rogers and Ro- land Taylor of Oharlottetownjwilfred

‘” oyd, of York. snnd Gordon Douglas. of Georgetown. who have been attending the Boys‘ Parliament at Sackville, have returned home.

Mrs. Nicholas Garland and daugh- ter, Mary. who have been visiting in Cardigan and Fort Augustus, re- turned to their home in Albany on Saturday. ‘

The many friends of Mrs. Isobel] Ferguson will learn with "If!" $11" she has re-entered the Prince Ed- ward Island Hospital and hcl‘ condi- tlon-ls reported as serious.

Mrs. Kenneth MacNaughton 'and son. Mstheson, of Duvai, Saskn ar- rived at Oyster Bed Bridge on Christ- mas Eve to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Matheson. They intend remaining for three months.

The many friends of Master Har- old MacKenna. son of Dr. ‘e-zdMrs. McKenna, Oyster Bed Bridge, who has been seriously ill for the last three weelu, will be pleased to know that he is making a good recovery.

Mr. Lloyd Jenkins left Saturday morning on return to McGiil Univer- sity, after spending his Christmas va- cation with his parents, Mr. R. H. Jenkins, M. P., andiMrs. Jenkins.

Mr. A. R. McInnlflpl-cvincial man- ager Imperial Life Assurance Comp-

snrrns

MOASE-At New ‘Ailfllll. January a. 1030, to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Moose. in the Prince County’ Hospital, a son.

SMITH-At the Ilnce-Couuty Bos- pitel, on January 2. 1930, to Mr. and Mrs. Smith, of Aiberton, a sch.

MABBIAGES

KENNEDY-DOUGLAS - At the rnanae, Upper Prince 8t. Dec. 80th. by the Rev. w. n. Outhouse, Elinor

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any of Canada, leaves for Toronto this mcrninl to attend the annual meeting of the Company. He will be absent about ten days.

Mr. W. Ralph Parsons. Chief Fac- tor. HUGSOITS Bay Company. Mont- real, spent the week-end with Messrs. McLure and MacKinnon. Mr- Par- sons is en route to St. John's New- foundland. and is accompanied by Mr. Newberry, fish expert for the Company. They left this morning for Halifax.

Western Guardian

—GENUINE FAIRBANKS STAND- ARD scales with bag racks and nick- clied weights, etc. Order now at Bruce's. 9i7-i-d-2l

Q-onnalt noasli: nuns. nouns. wraps. at Braces. 017-1-5-21

-BUY HOCKEY sjlCKS, SKATES boots, pucks, etc, at Bruce's.

—liAD BAD TUMBLE~The hea- vy thaw. whlch continued through- out Thursday e.nd Friday last, was followed at night by e, sharp frost which made the sidewalks more dan gerous than they have been this winter, which is saying a good deal. Mia Margaret McFariane, popular operator at, the Summerside tele- phone exchange was returning home from duty late at night, when silo clipped on Central Street, near the Capitol Theatre and got such a severe shaking up that she was tok- en lo the Prince County Hospital. Fortunately, however, no bones were broken and her many friends will be pleased to know that she ls now recovered from the ill efiects-S.

-—-SLIGHT BLAZE as: sumivlarl! SIDE-Elle prolonged shrieking of fire siren at 1.30 a. -m.. awoke the cliiziens of Sunllnerslde on Saturday morning. Quite a ilumbor turned out to discover a small blaz at the re- sidence of Mr. J. A. Arlienault on Slnnmer Street. The fire, which had been caused by defective wiring‘ was very easily subdued by the liiemti, in spite of it being between the walls and only very trifling damage re- sulted. For the benefit of those cili- mns who do hot like to be aroused too early in the morning and ccverel long shrieking of the fire siren for of whom have complained of the so small a cause, it may be stated that the alarm 1s automatic and when once set in motion has to keep going for a certain length of time and at certain intervals. Also, the alarm is to call the firemen togeth- ‘er and not the citizens, who at many fires are only in the way. When there 1.1 a really serious fire a more general alarm is given for the bene- fit of —S.

-Mr. James Tuplin of Black Banks was in Summcrslde on Sat- urday on bilsinese. He is contem- plating a visit to the United States in the near future-S.

N. H. L. R.

Saturday's hockey results! Nation- al Hockey Yeaguez~ - Americans l.:‘ Ottawa-i;

Bostcn 4; hloilt-rcai 2;

Canadicns 3; Toronto 4.

Rodgerrcn wish in thank all those who sent floral tributes and mea- agea of' sympathy and also their kind friends of Soutbport, Mt. Stewart and surrounding districts whoweresokindfnthemlatheir rectnifand sad bereavement. m.

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MONTREAL. Que, Jan. d-(Pro- ducn-lbatures of the produce mar- ket last week were the prlca drops in butler and fresh» eggs, and advances in cheese. potatoesaod turkeys. An- other eluparentof New leafs-dd but- ter arrlved in Canada while tempt. oil's of American fresh soc-storm oeu were Ncalyedherb. a“ prices

dean. rorrn-eiltejtaiteel-to vet

31, 1020, Mrs. Mary Callaghan. aged 04 years.

modem-at Nelly‘; Cross, Janus?! 5th, James Edward ‘Mcquala. hm- ersl Tuesday morning to Kelly's Cross Church at 10 o'clock.

MACPIIlI-At New Perth, on _Dec. 12th, lidrs. Annie MscPheI. aged ‘ill years. ' -

COIIIGAN-ln the City Hospital, on Sunday, January sth, 1m. John Cer- rigan, am '11 years. mineral ‘mes- day morning from the residence of Mr. William Flynn, 17 Dorcheatar It. It l-SI in lllint Dultltllfs Basilica.

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nonm-at Nelson, a. o, January s. i 1030, Robert lira-is, aged t2 years.

CALLAGIIAN-At Auburn. on Dec. M I4 O I D S

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about three wetks. The late m. Cor . rigan. who was 7i years of igt, wa

a lifelong resident of Charlottetown

and was widely known and esteemed ‘throughout’ the city. He was asso- ' elated for many years with" the labor movement in Charlottetown and was one of the organizers of the Laborers‘ ‘Protective Union.

The deceased enjoyed vigorous health upto his lest illness and his death yesterday will be learned with deep regret by bu many fumes.

him by five years.

There are left to mourn one son. Thomas, of The Charlottetown Guardian Staff. and cae daughter. Mrs. William Dalton. Piciml. N‘. 5.. to whom The Guardian extends sin- cere sympathy.

Mrs. Dalton arrived home before i her father had polled away-

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Mr. Corrlgllfs wife prebeeeased,

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In the cabinet meeting the staff 't the Tulris paper, "The Upward rail." was appointed, and 1| as fol- asr-Editior Hon. Alien Beyer-

qe; memes‘. Manager, Lloyd M.

lachum, North Dover, NB. Associ- .te Editors are Hon. Ben Rogers. Charlottetown; Art Cooke, Halifax, and Angus Cameron, Saint John. I

At 11 a. m. William Rate, of Dart- mouth Universlty spoke to the boys in an intensely interesting address! dealing with phases of the cause of' the world war and other items of‘ value to such a gathering. Mr. Rose is at the Students‘ Conference in the Ladies‘ College and was l-bie m‘ find time to speak to the Parlia- menz. . I

In a general caucus in the early, eriernopn Charles slmms, present Premier, was eleciml Speaker for~ next year, and Lloyd A. Macbum ab‘ tcrnate. ‘

The fifth semicn of the Boys’ ‘Par- lialnent was held at 2.30 p.m. The financial ‘ ’ was read by Hon.‘ George Thompson, Minister of Fln-' since. 52,500 is the object for 1930, and is allotted to various Counties and sehtions of New Brunswick, No-| va Spoils and P. E. Island. This was moved by Art Cooke‘ Halifax, who stressed the share selling campaign,‘ and seconded by Lewis Tlbert, Fred cricon. who endorsed the idea of supporting tile M.R.E.C. Hon. Jos- eph Berrldge. Hon. Ben Rogers,’ Charlottetown; Hon. ‘Allen Bever- idge, Minister oi World Brother- hood; George Roy, Saint John; Ro- ger Rand. Yarmoutll; 1-lon. Burnett Ralstcn Wendell Black, saint John, also spoke on the budget.

At this time the rules of the House were waived to allow Mr. Curry, Professor in Theological Col- ~ iege, New York, to speak to the House. This address. like the others‘ given by speakers at the Students’ Conference, was most helpful and practical. Mr. Curry spoke on boys‘ ‘view on life. Parliamentary business

was re- ’

. sumed by the presentation of two

bills by Charles sirnms. Parliamentary Bills i

'I‘l1e rub: bill for second reading was regarding the admittance of boys outside Tulds work to Parlia-

, merit. This was moved by Rt. Hon. , Joseph Berridge. and with an a-

mendment. scconde‘ by Hon. Wen- dell Black. Speakers were Ben Rog- ers. Ian Malcolm. Carried.

An Act to appoint a delegafe to attend the conference in Toronto July 1931, moved by Hon. Allen Bevel-loge, seconded by Hon. Ben Rogers, not carried, but referred to a committee.

An Act regarding world brother- hood, moved by Alien Bcveridge, and seconded by Freeman Jenkins. ‘A unique feature oi the world broth erhood question was an address by the colored member of Parliamen" Howard Lawrence. Halifax. Lewis 'I‘i’bert, Fredericton; lion. Joseph Bel-ridge Hon. Charles Simlr . Al- bert bevy, seconded this bill and ...... carried.

Rt. l-lon. Joseph Berrldge moved that a. representative be sent to

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Sunday school Conference in the summer of i930, and nominated Hon Charles Simms. Seconded by Hon. Ben Rogers. Passed.

The final session was held at 7.20 p.m. The Premier announced the candidaies for next year's Premier- ship. They are Hon. Ben. Rogers.‘ Hon. Burnett Ralston. Leader of the Opposition is Malcolm Mlbliédflll,’ with alternate, George 'I'll0l‘l’l50ll. Rt. ' Hon. Joe Berridge moved votes of thanks to Mount Allison University; to M. A. E. C. officers; to Rev. W. C. Machum; to tile pages of tile Par-y liament, who are Ronald Bennett and Allen ‘Prites; to Fred Morrison l the Selgeent-of-Arlns, and to Mrli Wood, who acted as Lieutenant-l ‘Governor.

Resolutions

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" gate the liquor question,

A resolution regarding the ap-i pointing of commissions to lnvestl-i the race,

problem, and cadet instruction in

lschool, was moved by Rt. Hon. Cheri ... 240%, l General Motors .................4i‘.i|

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is Sirnms and seconded by Hon l Roy Smith. Liverpool. |

A resolution re the Election Act' was moved by Rt. l-lcn. Charles sinnns and seconded by Hon. Roy:

Smith. A resolution re the mottol.

ed by Joseph Berridge and seconded. ‘by l-‘lon. Ben Rogers, - '. A resolution re the sending of a‘

3% _|delegate m the conference in Tcron- l ins held a: lfcv-‘llori W0 ti" - "i410 was moved by Hon. Allen Baver-idealhs. As a result, At C‘.'llt‘_l.'~(l21l- Zdilildge and seconded by Jos Berrldgeqeral Oscar .. 21mm motion re the ruponsibiiiiies creme be forced to so i-liiciizh the .w|.e moved by! formalities of on intcrslaie sum- .. 2m Jos. Berridge en's seconded by l-lenflmens ‘lo g2: the caeswguai-uszncn to

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birthday-Christian Unity; Thanks-i giving and Confession, Central Christian Church. Adjutant A. W. Martin. l Tuesday-Christian Unity: The‘ Church Universal, Salvation Army,

i Citadel, Rev- W. L. Outhouse. B. A. l

Wednesday-Christian Unity’: The Bible. (Annual meeting of Char-l lottctown Bible Society.) St. James’ Church, Rev. A. C. Vincent, D. D.