' 17105191113 A

:_ ; in Sons of Temllflratice " "Grand Division

The Gr Division of of Jremnegiuluee of" “Pr-lice

with Excelsior" Division, Wilmot Valley, Wednesday, Jilly l3_ 2,30 p. in. There will be.a Temperance meeting addressed by outstanding Temperance Workers at‘8.00 p. m. Each subordinate division is urged to send its mu quota of delegates. Entertain- nldnt will be provided. - ' 1 A. A. MacLEOD, Grand Worthy Patriarch JAB. J. PROPITT, Grand Scribe

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Roatibullder Killed By EXpiOSIOII . HALIFAX, n. s., July a. -wnenl , Arthur Cameron, 30, and a. party of eilow road builders at Sheet Har- this county, took shelter after

ighting the fuse of a dynamite blast Cameron remembered that his

if: w _. . “it”, w”? mood will meet in quarterly seasien 1

us.

Dalnhge Estimated

($180301 00 The Gilnrdiaul mzw YORK, N. Y., July 8.-—lJa,m

lured.

{scum MONTREAL VISITORS NEED NOT iFlEAR revert, OF-

‘ ‘ FICIAL SAYS

QUEBEC- Jilly 3- —"Vi.~:itoril to Mfflvlrenl Herd have no tour iliat. they will contract typhoid level‘ and the giilltilllellils which uri‘ bring lllado to the wlltrzlry in lilo Vnluted

States are altogether wrong" dc-

ciared Dr. Alphonse [A-ggm-dl m. rector oi’ the iProvinclul Jiygicln» Service, today.

Dr. Lest-lard WllS slloivn despot- chesvuuoting Sui-goon llcucl-ul ILS. Ciflljdllillgil, of line llnitcd Stains, as saying that Mcnirt-ui was "not u (ZOIIIINIITILiVCiY sate plui-c for visitors". »

unch box was near the blast and returned for it. I-Ie was overtaken by the explosion and struck dowll by a. boulder, dyingthre"; hours lat- r from a fractured skull.

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.<e>-~__._ A11 zutllnuri rhrendcvl- in the state

of Wlrlslllitilgtou has dcvv-ioped a

tylpe ol’ dog that titles not bark.

one tuner-non . ‘Four llllflfulllnl . light Insertions .

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‘ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISIBIIIENTS

10o per line of 5 vvonll tin per lino o! l1 word: o per Iluo of} words

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Agents Wanted

To Let

. PORTRAIT AGENTS — WRITE for Catalogue, United Art Lilli- ited,‘ 4 Brunswick Toionto.

7352-11212 wsm 2st

FULL 0R SPARE TIM-E AGENTS. lFinest line oI"Pe1solull (lrecilni; Cards ever shown ill Cunhdu. Regal Art. Co.,_ Munnfairttlrcrs, 310 Suadinu Ave., Toronto.

' A. W. July 9

ti. ' AGENTS. EITIIEII SEX $7.». weelt easy selling Palco Cleaners. Sells 011 sight. Cl ans everything like Magic. ‘Free S pies. P, A.

Lefebvre 8t. 00., Alexandria, Ont. A. W. July 9.

‘I. AGENlT-S EARNING $10 TO $20

» duiiy selling new book, "Life-

story Idndburgll and ‘New York

to Pilrls tliliighl." Liberal turlns.

Write for free outfit nt (Illliid. Winston t!u., ‘Toronto,

- 1 A. W. June 20- J_\lly 2-4-64).

"IMPERIAL ART" IS TIIE STERL- ing mark on Christmas Greeting Cards. They sell themselves on presentation to old customers, and

new ones exclalnrat their excel-

lence. Write for I927 edition. Brit'- _, ish Canadian Publishing Co., 51 ' "wellington s». w., Toronto.

A. W. July 9-12-14-16-19-21.

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Teachers Wanted

iemellt $100.

1 ‘ldetoavschooL-sq globes McDonald,’ sgey; l ' v ' I

-§ a ul-r e o -- sx-nsnlenceb iler for IBl-ackjey (Points-Shir

.~;-pénl'eut ‘8l'?_15_-00. Garfield I319; . want, Tru-‘stee: 77014-021

. , . "filmrso -EX.PERI‘ENOED "TEA- Meiiere forCu-rlllfifln Schwi- Sur- plemenf Prlll-tvipfll 1200-00: As- Lsistunt. $100.00. Apply D. S. Mac- Iuren, ‘Scdy- -; ,. 74309-7131

fWANTED-TEACH E FUR ‘PON-

7570745141.

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“Evin/l ,u -r Efo - EXPERIENCED

teacher for Iiarrlngtoil ‘$011001- ‘Supp, $150.00. App JJI. Ste- m fwart‘, Sec‘y. ' ' “" 7640"7*8-'3i ..._____

Wand class ‘ ‘teacher’, _ tor fifichooi, ppienlent , $100.00 i

1S. MacEschern, Body. "

. cab‘.

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{WANTED-FIRST on. esconifl

School.

NTED- EXPERIENCED i? SEC- flwA " Mermaid 770$

mscnswwsu-rslp son. 0E5 Sable School, first or [second omont $1,007.01). lied-Pl‘

‘ 592-75741 ~—-—- ‘ » wsurso . TO suv-zs TO so‘

uxpericucelh 1 teuchjer»; for Supplclnent

TO RENT—PARTLY FURNISHED unlnllier cottage, itlngwooil Iiocky Point. Apply Painter and Palmer, o1’ villi; i574. ‘ 76l'l-7"7'9 2|

=Millc llclp ‘Wanted

WANTED --MAN T0‘ fink 0N form. iMlIPPiUii mun preferred- Apply at this office.

7Utifl~7'!l~1li.

WANTED-RELIABLE MAN To work on illrln, nlarrli-d preirrlwpl. Apply ilnlnildizltely stalling expor- icnco, Keith Boswell, Vltatorin,

7555-7-04!

x

5E EARNINGS, STEADY em. ployment for Banbers. Boconlo xpert in 8._weeks. Write Muler

nber: (lulloge, Dopontlneut "F" Halifax. 3~l-22-ttstf. For Sale

FOR SALE-HORSE‘ 4 YEARS old. Apply Joseph iiflyiilli,‘ lit-o- mupg, 7iiilit-7 ‘ii

FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN MOT- or Ilont 39 foot ii inches lllllii- 9 fool G inch beam. Apply iiuardlttn Office. 1617-7-7-31

FOR SALE - out-z CHOICE

grade Ilolstein cow newly frcféh‘ cued. Marlin Power, Mermaid. ‘ _ 1035-1-31.

-___- FOB SALE-MOTOR BOAT. 26 ft". (lubln (Zrulscr. Also 1Roll Toll ' "Desk, Apply "Guardian Office. ' 701x 7 7 Zli —-——— *FOR SAL MALAGASII MINER.- al Hay alt, the world's best salt for curing hay. The Earle Fish- eries Co., 83 Water Street. , 7660 7 0 6i FOR A WELL-MADE TAILORED- to-ttlcasnrc Suit. or Topcoui, try tho 'l‘all0ring (lompany who has won a high class trade, surprising very many with quality and iit in lilo latest styles, write the under- signed who has a lllgll record i0 cull and show samples rind styles- A iit is guaranteed. .8. Tur- ' gbueh, 172' Prince "St, Charlotte ' town. 5'28‘

Wanted

wsnri-To-Twowdh/ ‘runner un- ', furnished rooms. Apply "K cure , Guardian. 7644-7-34"

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__‘pcre's, good lnnld vwliil bniidiilrzfl- "duress stating price and loca- ion tollox 39, ‘Charlottetown.

E 5175, Apply (lllestier ‘D. Muc- 7081701!

Donald. Wlionllt-y ii vol‘. , -——-- "M

‘ t ‘ 75111-7-5-01 Nursing

i WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED "—_"_VQUNG W"'OMEN_DES|K,NQ TE tench" (lmldmfl ‘l ”""‘""' ‘"‘““" enter July clasl of North Adams , license), for Milburn School. Tram“! school to‘. Nurswh ' Protestant teacher ilfCiClVliii» North Adamm Mu," plum“

7iiii7-7-lbill

Sedy, Midgeil,‘ P. O.

._ Female Help Wanted

i " housework. .1 wages. Mrs. ' Grafton 8t.

lHegan, 1201 _Kent ‘St.

._.____ . ' Situations Vacant

< ~sAIesue~ _ srssbv.‘ PROFIT ‘ able employment hwedkiy may ilhiversally ktiown.

sollink our

- guaranteed quality. Trees and i ‘ Plants. Newest and best varieties. There is good IIIOIIGYWII it for Illustrated pp-m-the-nlihlli-B Real ealessoo-oper- Luke" Brothers

YOU- equipment. atlon. Write _ Nurseries, Montreal. ,

l; w 0st _

LOST-ON POWNAL ' twat: Igent and Pi bl, ieatlier

_ lSupPiQIIIQIIIB $100.00 liildsumuu-l- wncatlon. Apply to Prod Robbins.

*—‘" "minutes-Minn non GENERAL, No washing. G000‘ ———-~—~"-—-"‘_“ J. Al‘ Mathiesonfl

I‘ WANTED-MAID you osuspgl. ' . V housework. Apply ‘Mus- Jstirlee ll

761‘1-7~7-3|-

S, .V 98 Bil’.

eraser. ss- ‘ v. lady‘!

0000mm;

fl sumofnioneyifi.

, "’.‘“"-‘.°“-l"9 ;l ‘ .

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141051-0421.

s toe-r - LADWI nAu-oesisfmp .

x purse containing lltth oi money.

1 », ilienu-n tool-suture Jay, 2121mm . ' . . _ ,

1

write Supt. promDi-ly. School filmi- iries pupils insecure registra- ilnn. Provides monthly allowance

null privilege of six montbfii‘ MUTCH_LEQM|N__

course nt Yale University School of Nursing. All expcnsgzeaolylagiéoi

Miscellaneous

55in? PASSENGER CAR AND (h-hqq" for ilirc. Phone l7.

mo. ALFRED MeDOlflALgyfii-AIND .1 - ~- iIIV 0. -'»-~- smvum" "mm aslz-i-z-tv-ilno

ell-keno ovens-wows FOR catalogue; time Dllymilllil if d9‘ sired; some used ovens on 111111;)?’- Hltbburd Uvon Company, 1 ~ Queen Weill, Toronto. Sill. El

At Million Dollars

age estimated at more than $1,000.11 . ‘p, w“ w" “mad tonight‘ whm M, lth ls the last day for paying‘ heavy ralnsnd thunder storm broke “m” ‘aw over New York. One woman was m-t

l! case docs. the

7669‘7'9,1ifl0. T‘

Central Guardian

1 llIGIIFIELm-Service will be held‘ gin the Presbyterian Church at High- fleld. July 10th at 7 p. m.

WATER IIATES—Monday, July 7713,79 2i

i FAIRVIEW.—There will be serv- ice n1 connection with the Presby- terian Church in Canada on July 10th at Eilioiis Hall at 11 a. ill.

BONSIIAW.— On Sunday; July ‘IOth the service in connection with ,‘tlle Presbyterian Church in Canada [Will be held in the Bonshaw Hail at 3, p. III. All are cordially invited.

NOTICE - S. ‘S. liillsbolunugh‘ will i-t is expected, resume regular trips on Sunday, July l0 hulking first grip ut 12. -' 770i;

CENTRAL PARISH CIIUECII 0F SCO'I‘I.ANl).--Owing to the Coin- niunion being held in Stancilel on July 10th, there will be no service at Lot 48, nor the Peoples‘ Church Charlottetown, on that date.

CHURCH SERVICES. — Rev. J. M. Murchison, District Secretary Canadian Bible Society will speak on Sunday, July 10th as follows: -—~ Cross Roads 11 a. m.; Alexandra ‘.3 p. tn.; Ilazelbrook 7 p. m.

IIIINTER RIVER CIRCUIT UNIT- ED CIIUItCIk-Services for Sunday July 10th, Hunter Rivcr, 11 :1. n1. Whcatlcy River 3 p. m., North Wilt- shire 7.30 p. m. Rev. Dr. Ross will be the preacher at the illorlling and evening services. R. Il. Daxtcr, Minister.

DISTINGUibIlED VISITOR. i

Mrs. McDonald t L. M. MontgfllneYy. F‘.R.S.A.) our talented Island author

the Central Christian Church. The‘

pastor, Rev. Neil Hcrnlatl, B. A.. will preach on tile subject, “Charity Begins at Home." In thc evening, some of the good, old spiritual songs in laictorinl forln will betllrown on the screerh in these songs Miss, Barbara acNcili will take the; solo work. Miss MacNciil will also,‘ sing in the morning service. A, hearty welcome to you.

NEW SALVATION ARMY 01-"-

p.

liln

FICEIL-Adjutant Charles Chap-

tln: command yesterday in succes- sion to Adjutant Davis who has; been transferred to Toronto. jutant Chapman, was located in St. Jolln, N, 13., in con- nection with Division I. Tile Ad- jutant is accompanied by Mrs Chap- man and two children. The Guar- dian extends a cordial welcome to‘ the llcw officers and family.

COUNSEL COMMENDED—ln the‘ the course of his charge to the Jury: in the case of The King vs. William Munn, charged in the Supreme with having stolen goods (in his pos- session, knowing them to have been stolen, the, Chief Justice said: "I think that I should make special

ill cvery BritishTlollrt, it is always‘ regarded as of the first importance that‘ a person accused of a crime shell have a fair trial, and where a case involves so many points of law and questions of fact as thcprescnt aid of competent counsel is one of theelcments neces- sary to e fair‘ trial, I think the Court would fall in its duty if rec- ognition oi’ the services which Mr. McNcill has rendered in this case were withheld. ~ Counsel _ for , tile Crown has also mlidda fair and full presentation." Mr. RN; McNeill was assigned counsel by ‘the Court when the accused appeared for trial with-

timc to preparethis case.

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sag-ms

DINGWELL-At Bay. Fortune on July 3rd. i927. to Mr. and Mrs- Rcgitlald Dingwell, o. daughter.

Litchfieid Conn.. U. SS. A., on Saturday the 2nd of July, by the Rev. Brews- lcr, the marriage took place of Miss Edith- McCallum Mutch, daughter of W. A. and Mrs. Mutch,

Hopeton, to Mr.‘ Clifton Kingsley Iueomin of Kent, Conn.

“Baku-us

lTl-Ipwulilu-nt sf Peter's, July a. 1927, Captain William Ledwell. aged 81. Funeral from the home of Jss.

ternoon at 3 o'clock, A _ PIlAOElt~At Stanley. Bridge on May 17th, 1927, t ere passed peace- tuily cwayyivlllia ‘S. Fraser. aged

I

WILL TIIE PARTY WIIO TOOK the gurbsrdlnc coal. out of the our at Cornwall on Wednesday night leave ‘same ni. Cornwall store and save furthcl- trouble as they are known. 7664 '7 921

from a St debaker cal"

same to Haven Howard's aim"

. c. o. ' t oornwall- °<d se-c v o 10011921 {Q-é-im-

s tile-re dire mom than 90,0110 nillv: 0 qgofl plpe in United states»

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§8¥lor:“__¥me“l?l1"ifri"wilo v1.4! M“ observed removing till‘- sllil" “"7 on Hi1‘. Cornwall Olub grounds on Wed- nesday‘ last had bcttcl" return

and save further publicity.‘ Slen-

Abctluvlllng in gvove-rnnlnnlt ill-Hm"

'12 years. _- -

liIIUFIIER-‘ESN ——- '_I‘l1u1":;day night. W . McPherson. Saturday, intern

tery.

Au

'24 :‘

‘I

N. D. ' Milli-SAN l ""d“C3k§*” * EMBALMER

v lone taunts . m’

i

out counsel, and ilad a very short '

Keys, Souris Line Rood, Sunday af-

_ AdHMcInnis arrived honlc Ilrevlousilbilight from an extended

Gale Hospital.

tom-Saint Joil

vMiARRlAGES _ . "

ANGLICAN SERVICES.—

m. Holy Communion 3 p. m.,

JUBILEE EDITION

THE SEMI-ANNUAL nlcctlng oi" ilitzceszln, W.A. will Ilc livid ill Si. Jilllles Church, Hort. ‘i-lili oII Whdtlnsduy, July Iii-til. The , opening Uillllllllllioll service will be- izln ut 10.3011. I hut.

i'.‘i£.‘i.

n1. it is expecte-

ltcv. WJB. Willi-Still]

the .i'l'!)Vill(1C are cxplectcll. Tl

TRINITY UNITED CHURCH — ‘Early prayer lntlcting ill. 9.15 i1.tll. Snbbutll School til l0 o'clock. Tren- cher at. Morning service iliev. llnln’ lnond Johnson, (newly iippointizd to in: (,'('."[)liHi(ll' with suyl. Sitloisl, lliiss Margaret Stern!- —li'l'i-au~ht=.l- Iii. iilvl-llltlg service, R v.

ltev. ‘llr.

Among the distinguished visitors ilr. itulnstly: Sublet-t "ltihri. ‘s who attended the reception at Gov- Many i,fi'ilili'llfi", Al, this SiEFViCI‘ ‘Mr. ernincnt House on Thursday was (l, ldllncr ltiicllic will sing: "My

hopc is ill tho ddvi-tldsting." (Slain- ill), Alltltcllls by tho ifiilolr, .\'iill‘ll'

Vernon iii V421’.

Sergeant Wm. Campbell who has been instructing the Light Horse while in camp left yesterday morn- ing/on return to St. John's, Que.

Rev. F. X. McAuiay is visiting his home in this province. Wlliic in the city he was the guest o1" Conductor J. B. McAulay, Richmond St.

Miss Verna Smith, B. A., Physical Instructress of the Regina College, man. the new officer COIIIIIIRIIGIIIQRB inn, sask, arrived home Wed- Lhe Salvation Army hcrc arrived ongnesg Tilursdny evening and took OVCFiQnts in powym],

Ml‘. G00. Walker

‘ill-v. Juscpil i‘. Nir.llogll:1ll,:S.J. of Loyola Ciliil-lgk}, Montreal. arriv- ,cd lvlsit to his nlouilel" giii for some time.

in the oily lust. Pvvning on

Miss Hilda MacNcvin of Canoe Covc leaves this morning on re- turn to Arlington after being called home owing to illness and death oi"

hcr brother. -

| Ml‘. J. JuRaynor of Casculnpec, is reference to the assistance which mewsliehdihc the week with Ills daught- Court. and jury have derived frolnlel‘ MP8 W- H. Smith 01' tllfhRtlyfil- Mn MCNGWS advocacy pf the denty. Mr. Raynor is over tllncty

fendanfls cause; because you knowyyyears of ago and notwithstanding the weight of time resting upon him

he still enjoys a. large measure oi" health.

Miss Helen Logan, student nurse at the Gaic Hospital, Havcrhiil, Mam, arrived in Moncton Sunday afternoon by motor, by Miss Stearns, dietitian at the Miss Stearns pro- ceeded io her former home on P. E. Island. while Miss Logan spent the week-end with her aunt, Mrs. C. J. Mitten, and then proceeded to her home in Fredericton, accompanied by her nephew, Master Donald Mit- n Telegraph-Journal

*“ 8mm‘ “SUMMER "BUNGALOWS *0

rent at York Point. Apply D. White. York Point, or Craswell Studio.

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EAR MITE REMEoY

This special preparation o\ ours is being successfuli] used in many o1 the

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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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IIAMPTON-Uniied Church Ser- vices on Sunday next, July 10th at Bonshaw, I1 s. nl. DeBabie 3 p. m., Victoria, 7.30 p. m. Each service will be a Communion Service conducted by the Minister Rev. Geo. F. Sears.

July 10th,‘ Fourth Sunday after Trinity: St. John, Milton, Sunday School, l0 a. m., ‘Morning Prayer, 11 a. m.. Preacher, Rev. C. F. Johnson. St. he Mark's, Rustico, Sunday School, 2.15

PRAISED— Writing to Mr. J. E. B. McCready under date of July 5, l927,Professor P. C. Jennings of London Collegiate Institute says: I received yesterday a copy of the handsome Jubilee edi- tlon" of the Charlottetown Guardian "If a layman may express an opinion on a journalistic production I should say it is a most creditable

issue in- deed." .

from _ itlhina will liu the preacher, and Qu°l""" whit“ n “ma” "Hem"; “l will spunk at tl1o_zti"u~.l-tlollll mcet- ‘ lug, lli-li-guics frfinl nil lilo parishes

ill m8 trule was

linin-

day night on a visit to her par-

and Mr.‘ Earl Wednesday motor trip throughout tllc Provinces.

who has been

accompanied

=< Reading

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THE MARKETS

all-and front ic-cal buyers for Can-

peg market for oats, spot Prices at the close of the day were mark- ed up one cent per bushel. N0, Z ~0- W.clo.-'ed at 75c and No. 3C, W, at 71 1'2c per lxunlleLThe movement o spring flllii winter wheat grades of flour trolttinued limited but the un- derioln- was firm. A unodera-te uln- cunt of business was done in most lines oi‘ ini-llfeed and values were unchanged, business in standard grades ct rolled outs ‘was qtliet inlt ihc feeling was firm. The egg lnurket was nlodelutely oixivc and the rccnlpts 2,04% cases. The de- luund for new crop Aulericnn pota- toes was fair and prices were un- cllungcil. Cul- lots of No. 1 ' Mp; were quoted at. $6.00 to $0. - bnrrcl, nnd No. 2 grade ul $1 $4.00 pol‘ lint-roll ex-irutrk. trade in old crop Canadian pot- atoes was slow with cur foul o

d

$1.50 lo $1.60 per hag, and reds at $1.210 to $1.40 per bag oi 90 pounds, ill bulk cx-truuk. A fair donc in butter and prl es wt-rc sicady- Eastctn town- sliilts .\'o. I pasteurized was quoted m, 2H 1'4 c in» 34 1 2t: per pound. ‘Pile Hltfiiilllfi were 4,295 iillfikliglfi A ieu-turc of the cileesc trade was tin- lnrprovcd (iclnund from Eng- iiwil iII|[li)l'l('.I'H and n little business was doth! in this respect. 'l'lle locni demand was qulct. 'l‘hc receipts WPlil Til23 boxes.

rcnl steadiness rcportoil ironl (‘nan ildiuu t-gg nlurkcts today ilidililllflii zl quiet fcteiing is prevailing 0n tilt:

way. i0]231i'(l‘\l'i‘()N~--'l‘il0 egg ‘lllilriiCl hero i- udy. ileulers are puyini; country lllppers extras 2i; l-2. iiPSiii 2-1, svt:(l1ld.'<l.‘lt4. Prices to re- tailers uic cxirus ‘Ii-l, firsts 32, scu- ands 21;.

.(l.’i1l.(i.-\‘itY----; 'I‘l1e Egg receipts hero illi.‘ very light wltll wnrnl wen Ilct- prevailing. The market is lll_ii'illill,‘-§l'ii ill tulle and prices with dealt-rs quoting country shippers exilus 27, firsts 2i, seconds Iii. VA'.\“(.'()l,l\/li<j|it —- 'i‘llcl'u il-l no rllunizv in this lnnrkct with dealers quonlng plmilICeIS extras 2T lo 28. firsts 25 to 20, seconds 22.’ to 2-1. ‘Curlot. .1.lptnet1ts ilnvi: fallen off for the present. nnd wholesalers are computing keenly for local bus- in

ess. 'S"i‘..'lOl>l~N,.\'- B, — ’l‘l1ere iii I10 change itl the llilll'kt.'l. situation ilerc with prices steady ut the recent ad- vutlce, Dealers ate quoting country shippc s delivered cases lfitllrllflii. extras l3, firsts 20, setimdn 2.7.

ii

in the egg or poultry iuzlrket heir. ‘ltvcripis’ or eggs are llglltnnd sill!’ plies ill-c nrliving front (flint-lotto- town.

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Big ‘League's

Q AMERICAN LEAGUE First Game Detroit 11 16

Woodall; Bugby, Mogridge, and Head. First Game

Miliér, Haicl and Morrow, Mancus. First Game Russell, Watson Fisher and Hargrave.

Douk. Clark, Ecllardt and Hal" graves. Benton and Taylor. St". Louis

0 and Cioch, Spencer. Cincinnati Philadelphia

Rlxey, Nehf. and 4 Jonnard. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE _ First Game

Newark‘ Rochester . 513

International League Second game-seven innings.

Baltimore 2 9 , Buffalo v3 3 Eamshsw and Lake. Pond. Newark . . 6 8 Rochester