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MENT—Mr, F,W. Robertson,
General Passenger Agent of the
Cc. N. R. Railways, Moncton, is}
in, the city. officially, His visit

little Ida Shattock, daughter of
(Mr. and Mrs. Louis ‘Shattock, Syd-
ney . The child. was se-
véte buried a few days ago and
succumbed to her injuries in the

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City Hospital: on ‘Saturay. e|the Provincial (Mxhtbition next} » peing:
1 Pees autumn. Mr. Robertsom has ae oul
. SHE CHAMPION—Congratula.|@ conference, with Mr. C. Re} ws Actual Net.
Htions are, due to the splendid Tug.|Smaliwood, Secretary of the Ex-/q, H, Porley ..+... .--- 92 68
Sub ari of the P. &. I. Light|hibition Association,,. at, which| Harvey Dand ........+ ++ 88 7%
'Horse;,-whose members won. the| Tain arrangements, ahd reduced) w, Wr, Frager ...... .-++-100 175
coveted distinction ot detedting|fates on the Island, and betweon| pr. J Gart. McDonald... 95 77
the hitherto never. defeated team|!t and the Mainland were minute-);,, D. Payzant ve102 79
Flof.H..IM. S< ‘Raleigh ap the Army|'¥. considered. Mr. Robertson) Dr, Irwin LB ice toagt se 108. (80

while on. the Island. will consult
with the Committee of the Scotch-
fort Célebration who Nave com-
pleted arrangements with him for].
running all special trains from
Richmond to Scotchfort, and re.
turn, Souris to Scotchfort and re-
turn, and Vernon to Scotchfort and
return. The Vernon,, special will

and , Navy sports. on Saturday. af-
pitertoon. | T) e Light Horse men
were picked for the team only a
day or so before the sports and
this adds additonal lustre to their
victory. Following are the mem-
berrs of the team:—Lieut. Allison
McMillan, M. M., (A. Squadron),
Lieut. O /W. Campbell, (A.);

Agents. Wanted gy

take care of the Charlottetown
People attending this celebration
at Scotchfort. The change in the}:

Lieut. (H#. Cannon, (B.); Lieut.
iLeFurgey, (B); R. S. M. A,
‘Nicholson, (H. Q.);S. S. M., N.

bara GANVASSERS WANTED

in, driige for foot allments, exclu-

diva territory... Very good propo-
sition. 30 St. Anne St,, 8st.
Hyancinthe, Que.

* Miscellaneous

‘Walker, (A); Sgt. F. Murphy, | 8#™mer time table here wili go

BP dead noe i de
W AID OF pnlen wey
Meyon 6 ~ grow nesday ; aia
SHOP from Holman’s Catalog. moe iy There will be @ pay Make Good Score
Sree ‘table «in. connection:.. : 1 eget eae ,
_ DIED FROM BURNS—Many wil'} }-. Weta eure on NW GLASGOW, June 21. —
fegert to learn of the death of} SPECIAL TRAIN ARRANGE-| i members of Abercrombie

haye been using nts Srqunie, !
ma iaet tournament recently held brought
this time is im connection without sone good scoring, ee

A, H. Tully...
E. S. MacKenzie ».......
Dr. W. H. Robbins ..., ..

will ‘be carried on in the near fu-
ture,

Giuigow Gates

jolt, Club have been enjoying tre
weather and large: numbers
A

80
81
81

Another. handicap tournament

Thied Round Results
GC. C.. Fraser, Montreal, defeated
William McLuckie, Montreal, by 8

The A

LOST— FRIDAY PEARL BRACE

let between city and Beach

mi! Inn. Please leave at Guar:
ian. ‘

LOST—HUS FLANGE OFF AUTo-

(H. Q.); Set. W. Beaton, (A);
Sgt; McKinnon (B); Corp. Brown,
(A);. Trooper L. Coles; (A. Troop
er B. Campbell, (B); Capt. Mac-
Donald (A) coach.

and 7..(The game was all square
after the morning eighteen holes.)

L. L. Bredin, Detroit, defeated
M. Jones, ‘Toronto, by 1 up. Mr.
Bredin: was.1 up in the. morning.

into effect on Monday the 26th
instant. It..will be about the same
as, that-of-last summer. —

HANDSOME’ DISPLAY—In the

mobile wheel on Monday between

R. R. Statioi and bridge, P.C
Brown, Revere Hotel. ;

large show window of the 2 Macs
NURSES’ CAKE SALE—Tho |Prugstore is to be seen probably

*lgraduate nurees purpose holding a|the largest and best: display of
cake sale on Friday afternoon, silver, cups and medals ever shown

5NO. ALFRED MODONALD sUR|:

‘ weyor, Hermanville,

ROOM . AND BOARD— LARGE
comfoftable room, 25 Upper
Prince Street.

FOX RANCHERS—FEED PEER
Jess Cod Liver Oil Biscuit, be-
cause they contain. more fat pro-
tein and time than other bis-
ouits. Order today, P. B. I. Fox
Bisouit Co., 50 Oorchoster St.

MAKE MONEY AT HOME — $15
to $60 paid weekly for your
spare time jwriting show. cards

inf Charlottetown. The display,

‘C,.N, Scott, Montreal, defeated
R, McAlliffe, Buffalo, by 2 up. Mr,
elke was 3 up in*the morn-
ing.

W. J. Thompson, Toronto, de-

; sere

ys in Khaki

7 re

Afternoon, Where the

Gaturday afternoon was a gala
day at the Abegweit Grounds.
where the Army and Navy Athletic}t
Meet under the auspices of the
Navy League, Y. M. C. A. and
Abegweit — Club was’ held with
splendid success, the attendance

events coming off in first class or-
der, The grounds, which have late-

Club, preseented a fine apppear-
ance and this ng doubt yery ma.

deed one of the big drawing events
of the meet.
During the progress of the sports

begweit Grounds Were Crowded. Saturday

Were Held With Great. Success.
Horse Cover Themselves With Gtory.

being very large and the various nallers.

ly been fixed up by the Abegweit |Horse,

teriaily assisted in the success Sh°t Put

of the meet. The weather also was

ideal. fist—Lt. ©. Campbell, Light
Addeq to this was the enjoyment} Horse.

of the magnificent music furnished] 2nd. Capt. D. A. McDonald,

by the band of H. M. S. Raleigh,|Light Horse.

which ‘played during the lulls in} 3rd,—Pte. B. Campbell, Light

the sporting activities and was in-)Horse.

June 30th, to augment, their fund
for the National, Memoriil, Mr.
George J. Rogers has kindly given
the nurses space in his store for the

hor Sule

SAFE FOR SALE. APPLY EXAM-
iney Office.

het : sale, Buy your. .. Dominion Day
HARNESS FOR SALE— APPLY cake and so help. a, worthy cause.
174 Kent St. PERSONALS

FOR, SALE—DRAFT MARE ANE
oal . A, Moase, Kensingtony:

OLD PAPERS FOR SALE—AP.
ply, Examiner Office. ree

Miss Lena MeLure is. spending
the week end with the. Misses
Doris and Marion ‘Leard, Summer-
side. ‘

Mrs. Dr, A. W. Beard, Sum-
merside accompanied by her
daughter Marion and Miss Dobson

BARGAIN FOR QUICK SALE
house lot. Apply Guardian,

for us. ‘(No canvassing. We in-
struck and ‘supply you with the
work. West-Angus Show Card
Service,.102 Colborne Blding.
Poronto. i

PROF, ELDRIDGE, 158 PRINCE
street every Friday and Satur-
day; hours 10 a. m. to 8 p. m.
untit further notice give advice
on all subjects concerning life.
Guarantee satisfaction or no fee
accepted; everything private
and confidential. Low fee for
ladies $1:00 and $2.00.

Help Warited—Mate.
WNATED—MAN FOR FARM.

work..Amos Rodd,, Milton.

FOK HANCHER WANTED EX.

perienced man to go to New

/ York, State at once, Position

More suitable for singlo man or

for married man, who can have

’. his family here. Apply at once
_, With references. W.,K. Rogers.

motored ot Oharlottetown Satur-

E
FEED aay.

FOR SALE—500 BUSH.
Roper

oats. Apply John B.
Sherwood.

A GENERAL PURPOSE MARE, 6
years old, Apply 69 Dorchester,
‘St.

at a FE
FOR SALE—A, TWO BURNER
Florence Oil Stove. Apply at 5
Buston Street between 12.30 and
2 p.m, and from 6 to 7.30 p. m

FOR SALE;—HOME CIRCLE
range, good as new. Sell cheap
for quick sale, Apply, 57 Brigh-
ton, or Albert Proud, York.

FOR SALE NEW BOAT, SUIT-
able for Lobster or cod fishing.
Equipped with 5 Empertan En-

Miss Doris T. Leard returned

finished her license examination
at P. W.C. .

Capt. D, Moore, Capt. D. A,
McDonald, Lieut. 'H, Cannon and
Lieut ‘Squarebriggs of the P. HB. 1.
Light Horse were entertained to
dinner by some. of the \officers of
H. M. 8S. Raleigh yesterday.

Mr, Richard Keating, a former
member of the (City Police Force
during tlie regime of the late Mar-
shal Flynn, is visiting in the city
an dprovince, after an absence; of
a number years.

gine, Apply to H. L. Arnold,
Bristol. BIRTHS
FOR SALE— HOUSE, MODERN! HENNIESSEY—In this city on

conveniences. Barn, and large
yard. If not sold by July 1st
will be rented on that date, Ap-
ply 57 Brighton Ave.

= a

Jute 2th, to Mr. and ‘Mrs, F. P.
Hennessey, a daughter.

BENNET — In Murray Harbor,

MANUFACTURER— WANTS CA
pable and responsible party to
organize, operate route of New
Coin Automatics. Advertising
Scales. Big, {ncome, assured
For particulars, Territory, Colo-
nial Advertising Scale Company
473 Ontario ‘Street West, Mon-
treal.

REPRESENTATIVE WITH PER
sonality to act as Jobber for Is:
land, opportunity affiliate with
growing factory.
required to carry stock.

Mep

having‘ automobile preferred. Ap}

ply at once J. I. Charlton, Vic-

torla Hotel, City.

Help Wanted—Female

WANTED A LAUNDRESS. AP.
ii ply P. K. I. Hospital.
WANTED — A MAID. GOOD

wages. Apply Mrs. W, S. Stew-
art, 294 Richmond St.

WANTED—A GIRL FOR GENER
al’ housework. Apply at the
Aberdeen House, 72 King St.

WANTED—JULY 187, MAID FOR

Some capital}

June 17th,.to Mr. and Mrs, F. C.
Bennett, a daughter, Hileen Mar-
garet. ,, . :

MARRIAGES

ROSE-KING — At East Baltic P,
‘B. I. June 22, 1922, hy Rev. W,.
R. (MacWéiker, Peter Rose and
Mrs. Esther King, both of East
(Baftic. Whelr many friends join
in wishing both years of ‘happi.
ness, Ay}

TBACHERS WANTED

TEACHEIR — Wanted for DeSa-
‘ble School First or Second
Class $125 supplement. Hector
(Mackay, secretary.

WANTED—TEACHER FOR. NEW
Argyle School District, Number
56. Stpplement $75. Apply to
‘Harry MeNevin, Sec’y, {

WANTED —TEACHER FOR MAR.
gate school, Supplement $1.50,
mid Summer vacation, C..C.
Baker, Secy. ee

PRINCIPAL WANTED FOR CAR

DEATHS

shat ryeG i the City Hospita?
on June 24th, 1922, Ida Shattock,

her late residence 139 Sydney St.
to R. C. Cemetery.

WANTED A SECOND CLASS’
‘teacher for Bradalbane School
District No, 105. Supplement
$80.00, ‘Midsunmer vacation, Ap-
ply to R, J..Todd, Secretary.

TEACHERS WANTED. —For Al.
~perton ‘High School, No.. 119. A
wale principal ard threo . other
teachers, Good supplements. Ap-
ply to M. R, Leard, Secy of Trus-
tees.

HOOPER—At the home of her
daughter, Mrs. John D, McBeath,
‘Moncton, on, Jund 24th, Mrs.
Hooper -widpw . of Mr. D. L.
Hlooper,, Charlottetown, aged 66
years. Funeral Wednesday after,
noon, time to be announced later.

é

COFFIN—On the 24th instant at

general housework. Apply 11
, Pleasant St., Phone 485-3.

ee <
“‘WANTED— GRADUATE NURSE
with public health training for

generalized Public Health work | ---— a | ee! t
in’ @mall ‘towns ot New Bruns |+eACHER WANTED For |besin at 2,15, Funeral Private.
wick. For, particulars apply| Springfield School, first or see-} 3 party

‘Director Public Health Nursing
Service, Department of Health
‘Fredericton, N.B.

ee

Wanted i!

WANTED: LIGHT LATE MODEL
secondhand car, in. good condit-
ion, Give full particulars, make,
model, ete and lowest cash price.

Address Box 116 Guardian.

To Let

To LET:ROOMS” ‘FOR LIGHT
house keeping, Apply Guardian.

the P.. B. Island Hospital, Mrs,
Edward Coffin, formerly of Gren-
Wich, St. Peters Bay in the 86th
year of, hier ‘Aged. Funeral Tues.
day by the 3.16 tran from Wright's
Undertaking Parlors. Service to

WANTED.— PRIN.
cipal’ and > assistant, for Tryon
Consolidated , school. Supple
ments $1:25.00, —$100.00, Albert
Howatt, Secretary.

TEAGHERS

on Donminion Day. and every wir-

Saturday to Summerside, having|wortd,

comprises the 34. beautiful cups
donated for the big Abegweit meet

ner shuld justly feel proud of
possessing one of these beautiful

prizes. In addition there is’ the
collection of that well known
bicycle rider Geo. L. Prowse,

who won many a hard fought *ace
some years ago. There is also
shown for the first time in any
city in Canada the wonderful
medalg and cips won by William
Halpenny, the man who has done
more to put. Prince Edward Island
on the athletic map than any oth-
er living Islander. This. coliection
of Mr.. Halpenny’s {s simply mag-
nificent; and comprises isome of
the best prizes offered for pole
valuting, and high jumping in tho

According to the Gazette, Mon-
treal, the Corporation of Trinity
Parish, of which Rev, Canon Joun
‘M. Almond, D.C.L., C.M.G., C.B.
E., is rector, have entered upon
thé most important and significant
stage of their great work of: build-
in in Notre Dame de Grace the
New Trinity Church, designed, ta bef
a permanent memorial, of a nation |

al character to the tens of thous- Buffalo .. 32. 45 Web A :
ands of young men who made tie; Jersey City 32 508! thoy showed 80 eXC pieaily St Ne
supreme sacrifice in the Great War) Toronto .. 34 dog | sults ‘of training in taking. WD .b38, i
which saved civilization | from Readingg 33 C« positions and in thel: resolute an
perishing 1 Syracuse : 39 .400 sturdy appearance as they fronte'

; t Newark..... wees 20 43 their opponents, that their defeat

of Canada in its scope,'is to raise
the sum of $200,000.
This is the largest enterprise of

tuken by the ‘Anglican Church in
Canada. It has the best known of
Canadian Anglican leaders behind
it, and the public will watch | its
progress with the greatest inter
est. . eet 5
, Pret y eo. On %
Sclir. Puritan Missing
HALIFAX, June 24—-Sixteen
were missing today, in the wreck
of the schoofer Puritan. The
Puritan from Glotcester, Mass.,
went ashore off Sable Island last
night. tecording to word received
here from Superintendent Henry

leton School District No. 80] aged tWo years and one month b

Supplement $150, Burpee Mc|the dearly beloved daughter’ of Oe ee at om Ya nate the one

Nicken, Sq:retary. _}iLouls and Alice Shattock. Funer| mie captain and’ geven mien
al this (Monday) afternoon fromM|jandeq safely. at the island.

Henry reported, but sixteen men
in two boats “have not been ac-
counted for. t
When the fog cleats it is be-
lieved the two boats will reach
shore. Tbe Puritan was. to com-

men’s race. The Esperanto an.
other’ racer which Was _ built in

Gloucester was lost off the Island
several months ago,

Hohectoleta
* Restotitin

ond class, Supplement §75, Wel-
lington Haslam, Secretary, Emer-
ald RR. ; '

WANTED— A TEACHER FOR
(Stanhope School District No. 30

tye}

a foe

second or third elas, soot he h: fo
class preferred, ce metauch | OM. UB@f ottetown

lan, Seq, ., Trustees +

WANTED — SECOND CLASS
teacher for Mayfield School Dis:

nao
TEACHER. WANTED FO WIL-
mot Valley school district, No.

Fuitniture

prevalent recently
circles, but carefully

of Commons by

troit..

The present effort, which will!
be extended to include the whoic)

a parochial character ever und sts

pete in the dnternational Iisher i

Again Rumored

LONDON, June 24.—Two, rumors
in. diplomatic

hushed wp,
received official recognizance when
they wére brought tp in the House
Col. Wedgewood,

‘Admiral Sir William C, Pakenham
appeared on the grounds, and this
fact being. announced, he was
greeted. by the vast crowd throns-
ing the grand stand with three
rousing cheers which he courte-
ously acknowledged.

In the sports the P. B. I. Light

feated T. J, Cuthvert, Winnipeg, by
7 ard 5, Mr, Tliompson was 3 up
in the morning.
SEMI-FINALS TODAY
Fraser, Montreal, vs, Bredin, De-

Scott, Montreal, vs, Thompson,

Horse.

In Big Athletic Meet

Army and Navy Sports

3rd.—Pte Jackson, Navy.
Height 4 ft. 10inches. (Hxhibi,
jon jump did 5 feet 4 inches).
Quarter Mile Run
1st.—Corp. H.. Jamteson, 'Sigt!

2nd. Sgt. Pranks, Navy.
8rd.—Pte. H, M. Crabbe, Light

Time 57 2-5.

Distance 33 feet 3 inches.
Three Legged Race

1st—Collins and Steele, 105th.
2nd.—Tanton and Vincent, Light

8rd.—Stent and Hopkins, Navy.
220 Yd. Run

bagless Ree nen ee Horse proved themselves victori- 1st.—Cpl, H. Jamieson, Signal-
. ous over all competitors, making lers. &
How They Stand ot ugerogate of 38 points, No. 8| 2nd.—E.. .M, Crabbe, Light
¢ Signal Company came next with | Horse.
3rd.—C. Drake, Signallers.

32 points, the Navy men third with
27 points and the 1st Battalion In-

Natjonal League.

' til Lost P.c,|fantry with 13 points. The boys} | Tug-of-War

New York.: we BB 22 683 in blue fought gamely through each a
St. Louis .. 33. 27 ee event, and were always the first First Trial—Navy vs, Light
Brooklyn wee BBE 80 "524,10 applaud the victories of their Horse.—Won by Light Horse.
Pittsburg ....0 ce “99 38 .509;CPponents. The Signallers, though ‘Second Trial—Signallers vs.
Chicago .. ; 7, 29 32. 484 ginall in number, proved them- ‘Light ‘Horse. —Won by Light
‘Cincinnati 30 32 484] Selves splendid athletes and are Horse.
Boston ...-...6 oe ‘see 24 33.421; t9 be congratulated = upon taking F
Philadelphia... ....... 21 35° 375 second place in the final score. One M'le Run

American Lea j All through the. sports a generous es OR uc aie #
SHAN AG p.c, feeling of good humor and com.'j 1st. Pte, Francis, 105th.

Sti Dou Stee csc. ce BRe eee 585|ftdeship prevailed, both between | BA ala Hopper, Navy. .
New York .... "37 29 5e1|Ccontestants and spectators. 3rd.—P. McCormack, 105th.
Detroit .. ‘35 29 (647{ ‘Major ‘Crosby, U.N. Consul, was |, Tithe 1-4—69; 1-2-2. 26; 3-4—
Chicago: .-.ee sce 6. 82 82 “500| not only an enthusiastic spectator at 3.45; he 47 Hp

Washington 8h 88 .4gq|the sports but also acted as one ack Race

Cleveland .... 30 34 .4ggt0f the judges. ‘ ; ee pe
Philadelphia 23 a at The most exciting event of the ot ea R. Tanton, | Light
Hoston ... 95|day was the tug-of-war. Here the} 90" : :

site ape Light Horse team won great A ee M. Crabbe, Light

PC. glory—for themselves in twice de-
750\ {eating the teams of the Raleigh
3; and the Signallers. The Navy team
515 had never before been beaten and

Baltimore
Rochester

after: the first hard contest, came

American League. :
erican League las much a surprise perhaps to the

St. Louis .. .... abaioahieerciark inca! team as to themselves, They
Detroit «+ -31002202.—10 17 piheartily applauded the victors
; however and marched off the field

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‘Chicago’ .. .. ..0101003001—6 9 0
National League

with equal credit to themselves,
In the running high jump, Corp.
P. McDonald of No, 8 Signal Com-
pany easily won first place jump-
ing 4 ft. 10 in. In an exhibition
eentest with another opponent he
cleared 5 feet.4 inches with case
and received enthusiastic ap-
plause.

The other events came. off in
good order; the three legged race,
potato race and sack race proving
as amusing fas exciting. In the
running broad jump Corp. McDon-

Philadelphia
Washington

New York ..
‘Boston ....

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Boston .. .. «09000211509 14 2
Philadelphia ,.0302801001—10 12 21
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t Balti 1s
EN aaa 2nd.—Pte. Jackson, Navy.

| Toronto
Baltimore

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OME if 4 \Distance-—20 ft. 4 inches.

Rochester at Newark, game sche
duleq for Saturday was played on

Running High Jump

Brooklyn .» .-000000010—1 6 0 rey ‘| i
iy » a /and again distinguished himsolf,
New York ..- Pe ekktia shai § ee winning first place with a jump
’ ein 7 {of 20.ft. 4 inches. ,
Pha : Baa pa Following isa summary of the
St. seinen e + OO: mie sventaies
‘Cincinnati « -001200021--6 13 2
Pittoburg. .., «+ -000100010—2 8 5 p 1OUE Yak Dae
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‘At PUL a ay League 1st.—/Sgt. Pranks, Navy.
; RHE. gnd—Cpl, Phil. McDonald; Sig-
Buffalo .. .. ..001001503—10 10 0 (nallers.
Reading .. .. ..101000020—4, 14 .2 3rd, Pte. Chas. Drake, Signal.
At Jersey City. — Tors:
wihall ch Riintiiig Broad Vv
Syracuse .... .. ..3038200010—9 11 0 ULL a Gd Atle
Jersey City ....000200051—8 11.1 i ist—Cpl. P. ‘McDonald, Signal
; ers.

3rd.—Set. J. Doyle, Light Horse

ist—Cpl. P. McDonald, Signal.

3rd.—L. L. Beaton, 105th.
Hammer Throw

Ast.—Capt. D. A. McDonala,

Light Horse.

3rd.—A. E. MacPhail, Signal-,
lers. ;
Distance 75 feet, 9 inches; 6S

feet, 5 inches.

r

Potato Race

(6.men teams)
1st.— Navy team.
2nd.—-Light. Horse.
38rd.—LO5th,

SCORE BY POINTS
hight Horse—38 points.
Signallers—32 points.
Navy—27_ points. |
105th—13 points.

Officiai's
Referee—Dr. Yeo.

Starter—F.. P., Hennessey.
Clerk of Course—G, H. Gorbell,

Jas. Coyle.
Judges—T. W. B. Prowse, U.
S. Consul Major Crosby, Petty

Officer (Hines (Physical Director of

H. M. SS. Raleigh), J, McHach-

ern, S. Doyle, L. B. McMillan,
Announcer—Geo.. L. Prowse.
‘Scorer—Lt., McDonald (105th

‘Battalion: )

PRIZE DONERS

RP, WB. 1, Light Horse—$20.00.

Reddin Bros.

Fennel & Chandler

Patons Ltd.

Goffff Bros.

Prowse Bros,

Moore & McLeod

S. A. McDonald.

Hughes Drug Co.

McLellan Bros.

Henderson & Cudmore

W. W. Wellner Co., Ltd.
Perfection Ice Cream,

Sunday.
0

Mrs Maltory Won

lers.
« Jnd-—Pte..Gannen, Navy. -

J. & T. Morris.
Time 25 4-5,

PEL. Light),

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At tho Belvedere Golf Links on -

Saturday afternoon quite a large
number were present to witness
the match between fifteen players
of the H.M.S, Raleigh and. fifteen
from the Charlottetown Golf Club.
Much interest was centered in this
mateh; and “those present wee
treated to a real live game from
start to finish. The game started
at 2.39 and the officers andy mid-
shipmen participating in the game
went aboard ship at_7 o’clock after
having enjoyed a giorious after-
noon at the popular game of Goit
and winning the match 9—6»
{Tea was served by Mrs. J. .A.
Mathieson, Mrs. J. H. Malcom
Mrs. (Dr.) Pethick and Miss Gillis-
pie,
| The following players took part
in the matehn:— i

H. M. S.. Ral€igh—Paymaster
Lt. Reed, Lt. Orr Ewing, Command
er Spicer, Capt. Bromby, Command
er Fraser, Lt. Cuzon-Howe,, Mid-
shipman Garnett, Midshapman
Cardhunter, Commander Batt, Mid
shipman Gabbitt, Midshipman Mor-
tincau, Midshipman Forest, Pay-
master Com, Pillowe, Paymaster
Lt. Wynne, Midshipman Keymer,

Charlottetown—A. W. Weeks, J

Maleom, D. B. Stewart, Geo.
J. Rogers, Dr. V. Le Goodwill,
Prof. F. ™, Watkis, C.H.B.° Long-
worth, A.B. Cosh, H.W. Weeks.
H. A.’ Miller, Geo, P. Nicholson,
Judge’ “Stewart, J.A.S. | Bayer
Dr. Archibald, J. E. O'Donnell,

A return match will be played on
Wednesday afternoon at 2.30- a
Belvedere’ Links. which no doubt
will be as interesting as on Satur-
day afternoon, As the Charlot.
tetown players are determined to
redeem themselves.

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Tennis

The Charlottetown Tennis Club
held a most * successful - afternoon
at their courts Saturday. A jarge
number of strangers’ being present,
including officers from the H.M.S.
Raleigh. z ofl

Althcugh there was’ no matches
scheduled some very fine playing
took place and a most enjoyable
afternoon was voted by all present
Tea wa sserved by the Misses
Holl, Helen Jamieson and M.
Riley.

Dempsey Must
Take a Chance

No fighter, champion or other-
wise, is going to hold up Tex Ric-
kard for half a million or any.
other absurd sum for his services
and until the boxers come back
to earth and the swelling in their
heads is besides considerably gone
there will be no Dempsey- Wills
bout or any other, so far as the
big promoter is concerned.

ROBHAMPTON, Eng,, June 22-—
In tle continuation of play. in the
Roehampton tournament today,
Mrs, Molla Bjurstedt Mallory de-
feated Mrs. Peacock, Engalnd, 6-4)
6-1, and,in the mixed, doubles, sec

‘We are authorized by Mrs. Levi
Ings to sell by public auction at
her home, No. 84, Fitzroy Street

ond round, paired with Baron
Morpurgo, Italy, the
player, defeated _ Betty, Engian

who asked WHat ‘action had been
taken regatding, the imminent at-
tompt at restoration of the Hohen-
zollerns in. Genmany,, d whether
France had raised again the ques-
tion of cancellation of war debts in

-)oxchange for a reduction of their } Miss Lumley fils, 6-3, 6-7, 8:

trict, No. 89... One with vad on Weilnesday, June a eae patton waite

ph eh Protestant: pre cinih (olng’st © OchOOk Dri, “SHArD. is 1 pe sear In the fourth round of the men’

Spplement $125.00. James A.\her household furniture, compris: (Cecil Harmsworth, Portannentary tihale, (ME. Gorbault, drance, i

Toustort, Sec’y R-R. No. 2. |ing parlor, sitting “room, dining Undersecretary for Foreign Af) teateg ‘Caner, 3-6, 9-7, 8-6.
——+-—— | room, bed rooms, hall and kitchen, ) fairs, replying on behalf of the Gov-

ernment, admitted that information

de
American

10-12, 6-4, 7-5. In the fourth round
Q,.Colket. Caner and Miss. Tdith
pranonneey won ais P. J. Oakley
an Mis, of

71, a first or second class teadh-

up to date home, Therms at sale,

, xugs, mats, shades, par, me
eee adhama: dishes, glass ware | had: been received concerning a AUSTRALIA eine (N DAVIS
and Bik other articles found ih an |coup detat to restore the former oogess oo TBNNI

‘ Kaiser or'(Crown Prince to the

‘SCARBOROUGH, Eng,,

June

d,

* 6p. Midsummer vacation. Supple,
mont $150.00, Apply to BE.
Casely, Secy of Trustees,

BENJ, CARTER & SON,

“Pupil nifaes Wanted at Somor-
bet Hospital, Skowhegam, Maine.

Apply to
ji SUP’T OF NURSES.

—— a
& for Minard’s and Take no Other

eee porate

i

a Pel att 69 rat ee Co. Guerh: ;
. i on ar. View Baler b ae NBS OPV oatile; two fat cattle; one horse};
yl ; ch peciae 76:00. So ert ‘ghe. Massey Harris Binder, with
i ae ec ght lt Cabal R.R. & truck and carrier (new) one Bal
: not suffer moll *l gon; Secs, Cardigan, Rs MO | Waggon, single and double (new.
a : j Itching, Bleeding, or Protruding TEACHER WANTAD._ FOR, ero ee, cue A ot
: tatereetepeaton Ferd. Dt uuNGl Meadow Hunk School. Supple: | AMT notes.
ment $160 for first class, $14! J. A: McDONALD,

Ointment will relieve you at once and
afford tasting beneft.. 600 @. Dox; al
1

| | dealers, or Iamanson, Bates &
a mited, Toronto, Sample box free.
Sb NON ies 86m

TEACHER WANTED FOR THE
Georgetown Royalty, , School.
Second class, supplement $ 5.00.
Spring and Fall vacation, B 8.
Norton, Sec of trustees, Cardl-
gan, PBL

WANTED-TEACHER FOR. RIV

ACTION SALE

/Thursday, .
from Charlottetown,
cattle just freshened,
Guerfiséys and

Auctioneers,

Juno 29, 1922, at One
O'clock at Wrights Bridge, 3 miles
} sixteen. milk
Jerseys
Ayshires, all young

throne, but said
was known.

est Oiitar

OTHAWA, June 24,—Mengre de
tails reaching here tell of,a cyclon

tricts.

commission west of

A box oar

for second. Apply to Geo. H.
(Boyle, Secretary, Cornwall,

ern aM |

Auctioncer,

miles cast of Winnipeg. —

nothing definite

}
eu

10

whick at 9.30 this thorhing was}—Heten qh. egal SN aged two
sweeping east from the Kenora dis-

Heavy hail and severe lightning
has put all telegraph wires out of
ort. Willlam,
was blown completely
from the track at Lydiatt, forty

24— Australia, defeated Belgium
in..the frst. matoh, of, the Davis
clip tie, series which began here

toddy, Gerald L. Patterson, . the
dae Ne star, beat J. Washer,
4:8, 6-4, 6-4, The second

6:8, : atoh
also Was won Reteratig oO.
Peng defeating G. Watson.
j ‘ , Ai cal “o n i j
eo} ‘FREDPRICTON, No B., Site 24.
yeuts and six months, succunibed
-}on Tuesday evehing to injuries
‘which she received on Monday
whet sho fell itito a pail of scald;
itiz water at her home tipsetting it
And catising terrible biirns on her
‘back, The child was a daughter of

Mr, and Mrs. William McConaghey.

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