‘Aoousr 2s. 191-

DELICIOUS

NOW 1s THE TIME

FOR

We have every facility for replacing broken in your car or home. With-stock cut and polished ready for immediate setting you are assured of a quick job. No long wait. Machinery for either flat or pencil edges and best rubber packing for setting insures a permanent job. Windshields cut and replaced at short notice. No matter what make of car or shape of glass we can handle it. V With standard. plate,—1-4 inch,—and 3-16 inch Polished Stock on hand, we can supply window glass, door glass, or any other kind of glass.

GIVE US A TRIAL ON YOUR NEXT JOB

CHARLES E. CARSON

54 KENT STREET 'Phone 704-1. CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. I.

glass

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SANDWICHES l

GLASS REPLACEMENT

5G0)’. Y. M. O. A.

WANT-A-NAAIE CONTEST—Du lo some unexpected matters re th

test for a. few days.

ALL ENTRIES EVENTS in

0F connection with Labo

JamQ! Heron.

and Mrs Arthur Yeo, Tyne Valley

eldest daughter.

Dart of September.

gainst Frank Vessey for driving an automobile to the common danger on the night o! July 25 in Mount Mel- lick has been adlourned till Sept. 2, on account of the condition of the defendant who is suffering from a gunshot wound. The case is before Mr. D. Edgar Sl-iaw, K. C, MagLsti-aie for Queens County.

MERCHANTS AND BUsfNESS MEN intending to put floats in the Labor Day Parade, please be ready

at 10 a.. m. on Sept. 1st. Everybody welcome.

' 'm-Ar1xA41"xa1-r~r ‘r

5149-8-28 JUDGMENTS AT COUNTY _ COURT.-Three Judgment; were

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5 Class Advertisements j One Inllrtlcn .-......-.----........ 10o per line of I words § o nmlmerflclu_ "m. Oopcrlinaoflworda

Four‘ " 00000 .. lcperllnaoflwordn g light luurtiom »»..»»»...-.... ‘h per Illa a! 8 word: i Fvce" 1.. v ‘* v v vtt- e v - v1 .--vo_+_9o-__Q_93

For Sale

Boarders Wanted

HEAVY BROWN PAPER F011 SALE. Apply at this Oflice. 559544.

fly. Phone RIO-S. 6057- FOR SALE-GIBBS BICYCLE. 10B

Fitzroy 5t. 8144-8-28-31

-.------------- Fitzroy Street. 6105-8-27-31- va. Daniel McNelll, action m. wood ron SALE, ro tar. BOARD AND - --- 1d d 1, d 1615 c room slam an hmd li- Guardian snmoaurs ACCOMMODATED so and e ‘m ' s ' om w“

Oiiiw at m Euston Street. FOR SALE-A FEW PIECES OF old-fashioned furniture. For in-

. COLLEGE STUDENTS formation, hone 883-L. 6075-31

accommodated at 66 Hayfield St.

P03 SALE-THIRTY BREE? AND lambs. D. F. MacDonald. Bourls.

FOR C L 568!_7_28_1monu1 ACCOMMODATION O

lege boys at 102 Cumberland St.

i FOR SALE - MOTOR BOAT, E Nancy Lee. Registered 20 tons. Ap- -ply L. T. Beat/rm, Bonshaw. -- - ooao-a-zv-ai.

ply 106 Fitzroy Street. 6059-8-26-31

WANTED 5- ONE YOUNG LADY, student to board in private fam-

GIRL ACCOMMODATED AT 22B

sosa-a-za-za-ao-a-z. I m“ ______________________ can a1: 5

61lB-8-28-4i.

6085-8-27-31.

WANTED~TWO BOARDERS. AP-

rendeied by His Honor Judge Duffy at a session o! the Queen's County

was rendered for the plaintiff for flmuim: claimed in the case o1 A. 0_ F. Gill vs. Clarence Semple, action on a promissory note $30.55. H. F. McPhco i0: plaintiff, N. W. LOW- ther, for defendant. 171 the c355 o! A. 0. F‘. Gill vs. Winslow Flake, action on a promissory now for $06.10. JiIdBment was rendered for the plaintiff for the amount claim- ed. H. 1-‘. MoPhee for plaintiff. Judgment was given for the plain- tiff in the case of F. J. McKenna

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Copyflghtlct it w,“ not be pwlble, ‘Cihargrligtetown, for the last two years, to announce'the winners o! this con-‘ as posed M the buflness and t”

UNION

Day Sports Scot. 1st. Please apply gfwge £91‘? m: P“: °“ Lab?’ suadkzs; Y. D- s, an see t e Firemena

i - . ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED-Mr “ma” “d Fmmm‘ “my “m”

announce the engagement of their

Lorna Muriel, to E , M . Harold Morris Holland, Bedequei s:::nh,a°3‘13:t"‘g:1"Iigiflyttpizz’? Marriage to take place the latter-

CASE ADJOURNED—'I'I’IE case a-

Court yesterday morning. Judgment _

THIS CHARLOTTETOWPIQARDIAN Zfientral Guardian!

ALL ENTRIES for Open events , Churchill, 2.30 and Lot 48 at 7 p. m, please consult m. Ray Pendleton,‘ E‘ c’ Mimmm"

6148-8-28

CHURCH OF SCOTLAND-Rev. E. C. Robertson will preach Sabbath, Aug. 31st, at Btancbel at 10.30;

LIVE FOWL WANTED-Buying

“W; FOWL wANTED_Buy,ng ‘ieavy good quality live fowl, empty‘ “v6 fowl, good quality,’ mp“, crops. ‘runs. Monday morning. Sept. 1st, P. Friday. Aud- 29. 9 a. m. to 9 p. m, S. ‘ M” 8° 6°’ a Pendleton, Kerisington. ells-a-za-zl‘

6145-8-28-21 SELLS BUSINESS—-W. H. Flett. e< photographenof Moncton, who has e been conducting the Bayer studio, in

‘turned to Moncton-Moncton Trans-l | crlpt.

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i come T0 THE CHARLOTTE-

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lsports. Ladder race, hose coupling

6148-8-28

i CHURCH 0F SCOTLAND — Rev.

y Cape Traverse at 2.30; and Summer-

{side at ‘l p. m. Also Monday, Sept. , 1st at Coleman at 7.30 p. m.

CRAPAUD, Saint John's Church, ‘August 31: Sunday School, 10.30, ‘Evensong, 7.30; Springfield, Saint :Elizabeih‘s Church, August 31: Sui-ii _, doy School, 10, Morning Prayer 11. i f wmsaoa srnvrccs - Winsloe ‘United Church Services on Sunday,

Aug. 81st, will be as follows: High-

field at 11 a. m.; Prinoewwn Road at . 3 p. m.; Winsloe North at 7.30 p. m. ,6. A, Grant, Minister.

ARRANMORE IN PORT-The C. G. S. Arranmore. Captain Gilbert arrived inport at the Marine wharf ;ai’. noon. The Arranmcre came direct frorm North Sydney, and will leave} port to-day with supplies for light- houses on the Straits of Belle Isle.

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ATTENTION, GRADUATE NURS- ES-An important meeting will be held at the Red» Crou. 59 Grafton at B p. m. tonight to meet Doctor George M. Weir, director of the nurs- ing survey for Canada. All graduate nurses are requested to attend. 6140-8-28

CARDIGAN-DUNDAS Presbyterian Churches. Services for Sabbath, August 31st: Dundas at l1 a. m.; Cardigan at 3 p. m.; Lorrie Vaileyvat i 7 p. m. Sabbath Schools: Inrne Val- i ley, at l0 a. m.; Cardigan at 10.15‘

adjourned till this morning at i1 o'-

BIRTHS llENNESsEY-In this city on Aug. 13 1930, to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Henna-

scy. Sprlns 8t. a daughter, (Pauline Thresa.)

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MARRIAGE S

ister.

‘Church services for Sunday, Aug. 31, are: West Covehcad, 1i a. m.; Stan- ‘ be a Memorial Service held at Com- hope, 3 p. m.; Union Road, 7.30 p. wall on Sunday, Aug. 31st, at 2.30 m. Rev. G. A. Grant, B.D., of Win- p. m. Standard Time.

sloe, will conduct the morning and afternoon services and Rev. W. E. Aitlcen, BA, of Lot sixteen, the ev-

u. m. Rev. W. E. Davies, BA, Min-

COVEHEAD-UN ION ROAD United

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Céllflgh segvicec, Sukrlldag Zziaiilsioggeslat. ! ‘l: """" "__ ; 0V8 8B I 0V8 C8 , . .; . ~——~————— TWO common BOYS. APPLY aslonmnmmmcxm -- at 'l‘rinity ‘m union Road 10 3o a m,

m _ _ _ .. . . - wlltnszries-t-otkrxgizrpognilil Cumberland Street. sous a 2s a1.‘ Chum, Parsonage, on new“, A“? _____ 1'3 ‘Lqlflfihié if desired. Apply seal-gs x. . f“ 23' 193°’ by Re“ °- N- Brown. POLICE COURT-At the Police p o_ ' ‘Collin. Cable Head West. ! t 61 MISCBIISIICOUS glam“ William chlliiiler» i0 DEVON Court yesterday morning, three mow

- 5913-11-2 - ts . '

_

‘ FOR SALE-NEW SEVEN ROOM

house in Brighton, with nwdem

conveniences. Hot water heating

"i4 Range. Phone 9B0 or write

, Box 200 Charlottetown. 8-28-31. ,...._____

C. X. S. 4 G. Notify Frank Hous- ton, Mayfield, P. E. I. 8384-8-27-21.

Saint John‘, N. B, would like t0 heal- from nny of his relatives.

6120-8-28-3t. FOR SALE-JO READ 0F CNITLE.

22 head of western horses. Auction onered at G. A. Home's, Elm Avenue. on Tuesday, September 2, at 1 o'clock. Ramsay Bros. '

6i2i-il-2B-8i.

HALLS THRESIIERS. ALL SIZES. We can handle your used onc- Terms if required. W- R- P6111155- Charlottetown. e77a-8-5-Mon-Wcd-Thurs-1mo.

. El ‘noncsou-nuaciilisou-Az Trin- iity Church Parsonage. on Tuesday,‘ August 2s, mo, by Rev. c. N. Brown, i {Fhlnklin Chester Hodgson, of ill-I

berton, to Aline Rowe Hutcheson, Charlottetown.

MCKINLEY - MURCHISON - At‘ Zion Church, Charlottetown, by the Rev. M. Scott Fulton, August g7’ Geilfke Alexander McKinley, North River, to Flora Alice Murchison of South Plnette.

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COAL —- ONE HUNDRED TONS Bpringhlll and Albion Nut. Court 6c Son, Bedford. 5193-3-37’?!-

Male Help Wanted

WANTED-—BOY BOARDER. APPLY this offlce. 6070-31

Teachers Wanted '-‘—-~——-——_-.__

WANTED-SEPTEMBER m, rmar °i' Second Class Teacher for nonah School. Supplement $100.00. J. P.

McNally. Secretary. 605i-B-26-3l.

WANTED-SECOND CLASS TEA- uher for Peakes Road School No. 59- merit 0100.00. Apply Dan A. Mctnnla, Secretary. 000l-8-23-8i.

- WANTED - PARCEL BOY. ALSO drug clerk with experience. Appff: Johnson dc Johnson. 6122-8-28-31.

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_ Female Help Wanted

JOHN ALFRED MacDONALD. LAND Surveyor, Box 29, Hermanville. 3570-5-6-imo.

w -__--—--—-—-——-——- ANTED MAID roa GENERAL WANTED IMMEDMTEL‘ SINGLE

h Sauefiwork‘ Apmy lehwfilafgé‘: man for .fnrm and ranch work; ' ' I ' ' also good Ayrshire grade nefivly g 9 he pd cow for sale, Art ur wmnm‘ “m” m" 95mm“ v3.5.1,"... Herbert. a-za-al.

housework. Apply 101 Richmond ~-5i- eue-aa-a-al T"—-—~—-i.__

LEARN BAIIBERING THROUGH

WANTED

DEATHS

“5- "new Thursday at a o‘clock to Vernon River Cemetery.

N. D. MacLean urmuraxn nmaumn Gauietutnn I North pin" “Oil I“

O 3."9*¢9+09vouo_o»¢q” ,4

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3

55446000‘

- l Teachers Wanted i

the

FOR OREENWICH

"iflran A YOUNG c.1111. T0 Wait on table. Apply 35 Kent St.

--- GDGB-B-IG-tltta. "Minn onu. no nau- wrrn housework. Apply Guardian Office. sosa-a-z-r-ai.

WANTED-MAID ron oarmluii.

our low coat course, export trainilifl- Write or call Molcr Barber College. 673 Harrington. Halifax. M. H. W. fl-lil-ttstlScpt. 30. CAN BE EARNED

weekly in rpnre time

selling well known line Personal Christmas Cards Search of Stenc-

graphcra. Accountants. Clerks. elo- housework. No washing. Apply l3‘! exceeded this iaat season. Beautiful 59""! Park Road. 6073-20 new portfolio sample free. Master

--..._._ _ . Kraft Co. Limited. Toronto. Rep- WAN-rgg __ Gm], ‘on HOUSE. resentativcs wanted small town: wor

k. one who can sleep at home.

also. ' 4mm. 51 0,16,," “Ne,” l-i4-16-19-2i-23-2B-2fi-M.H.W.No.2

LOST~WIIITE GOLD WRIST

wanna-unlit. ABOUT rmw

School Ne. 1B a female teacher. Protestant. Supplement c100. John B. McEwen, Secretary.

0137-8-28-41.

Dr.

. -___ Chu Los

Watch and Bracelet. Finder kindly

torlsts charged with speeding were

days, one $10 and costs or ten days, the cases oi two were dimsissed. Ofltl-iose of two others adjourned till today, and that Tuesday next A man charged with obstructfng a peace omcer in execu- tion of his duty, was given ten days in jail.

AVJAY-lvl-llle a: work yesterday in his harvest fis _ Parish lvLr. Joseph A. MacDonald, Eastern Trust Company, who was in. Mr. Richard prominent farmer cf that place, drop- m! City today. pad dead vcry suddenly, A priest was immediately summoned but

eral weeks. The Sunday services as follows: ii a. m., “The Life of the Gospel“, 7. p. m., "The Problem and

at 7.30, closing before 8, except Sat.

night and various church choirs will assist.

prevented by his duties as minister of the Iliazelbrook and Alexandria Baptist Churches

o

ncd s5 and costs or ten days, one as fined $10 and costs or twenty

of

fol

of another until

m».

PROMINENT FARMER. PASSES

id at it. Margaret's D.

cf the parish church. The de- ‘Edw

cczued is survived by a wife and aiM°n9t°Yi ilfiikflduy i-o B96 the 119W large family.

i cnoss nouns Christian Church. m. Robt. F. and Mrs. Whiston will minim?’- I begin a series oi meetings in the z Cross Roads Christian Church on o iSunda

D. who ince. lng.

y,the 31st. and continue sev-

Boiventa“ Week nights services and Mrs. Whiston will sing each 518M turer J. Chisholm, Pastor of the VlTd

rch, will be present except when

J. C.

return to this office. Reward.

8135-8-28-31.

Wa nted

.The Handy Bottle

Minardfi is the sure relief in the Handy Collie. For strains, burns,

VIS Mrs.

their

bruises, boll-i and blisters.

BOOI-B-W-tf. v t acres clear. Convenient to r-hip- ‘mm "'-—— ' ti n5 aggn ping and Catholic Church. Slate

Wmnn -. young OOUNTBY ° on». n. r. o. Guardian. sum fir! u» help with houlewotl. .110 an" Nowdm, C“ 5,,“ aloo-a-m-m. gonna a Wllhini- M29173“ ‘y’ mpngy qulghly, taking ofdtffl I01’

"wim- °9"""""- the most aeautmil line of Personal WANTED-MON!" i 1'0 9 39°" Wei-lo e u.‘ ‘ Greeting Cards ever house or apartment in desirable I ma, 1101::- drown in Clnldl. gritgxfor pnf- guano. No hildien. ems loca- "i- El-Iébtfllim -' flcullmflllllhtt , OQDIII- mtermqeto-Vllhaouerd- i -. nm-i-r-I- u ~ i us... - Mel-e.

ANGLICAN SERVICES in the Par- ish of New London on 31st inst, ivill‘

ilngtoiu, 2.30 p. m., Sunday School,

naAnALaAiva UNITED CHURCH cluarge for Sunday, August 3i, are as

Rose Valley, 3 p. m.; Bradalbane, 7 p. m. ‘mos. Palethorpe, Minister.

VALLEYFIELD- ORWELL services August 31st: l0 a. m., Valleyiield, lGaelic; 1i a. m., Valleyfield; 7.30 p.

Ison. of Whycocomagh will preach.

Fortune, this Province, and has been i absent from the Island for twenty-

of Stanley Bridge but left for the!

served in the South African War, the Spanish-American War,

erln in the reel eeriae oi the word. ~

, nousu: BOILER i PLEASES i WOODSTOCK LADY

F no premiums for poker hands with Rosebud out plug tobacco.

"Do I like my husband to smoke a pi 7" exclaimed a lady in Woodstock. ‘Ipemcet certainly do. It is his greatest leusure. and I ahare in his etjoyment; it» he 'ves me the poker hands that come with Igloaebud, and I exchano» three Ior

'11‘: l have always wanted icr rte house. My latest premium ia a ‘flier-Ever’ ‘uminum double boiler, which I obtained [or five complete sets oi poker hands. My

vice to the ladies who want to do their cocking conveniently. and get the beat relulta, i: to have their hus ands nicks Rosebud cut plug and save the poker halide for ‘Wear-Ever’ aluminum were. Rosebud cut lug and the poker ban-is form an ideaI combination for family satisfaction. for this snacking tobacco 1.: a

nuine cut plug with a rich, iragnar. given-that gives the smoker the brat value on the mat- ket-and the ole- miume eertainiyjio lease the family. The large ta n cent packagepi Rosebud contains one ker band - tlia arger fifteen cent package coa- tailu two poker Illlidl. Write for special VFW"!!! 111"‘ m“

Across from Prowse Bros. § ,

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6142-8-28

NOTICF- The properties along

Glenfinnan River are closed to duck shooting.-

6143-8-23

MEMORIAL SERVICE-There will

I111

as follows: Kensinston, 10.30 a. . Sunday School, 9.30 a. m.; Bur- rill‘ 0 p. m.; French River, 7.30 p. m. T. Spriggs, Rector.

Canada. Services on the above

lows; Pleasant Valley, ll a. m;

day 15

Orwell Head. Rev. D. J. Morri-

Miugillivary. general manager oi

siarted of! on its carcen-Monctontnmgwell‘; parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Huntloyh-Evcning Mall Ha‘.-

ifax .

REVISITED PROVINCE-Di. W..

Squarebriggs, Brookline, Masai has been on a visit to the Prov- returned home yesterday mom- Dr. Squarebriggs ls a. native of‘

‘Fran and years. He was formerly a lec-

in the Dental School at Har- Unlverslty and has had a most

‘ Mrs.

successful career in his profession. i While in Charlottetown Dr. Square- briggs was the guest of m. and Mrs

Simms.

ITS OLD HOMI-L- Mr. and‘ John R. Robinson of Chicago

Stanley Bridge. 'I'his is

third visit to the Island in} yearn. Mr. Robinson is a native ‘,

thirty-seven years ago. He,

and the War, so that he ts a. Wai- vet- i

Island to which he and Mrs. Robin- ‘ son hope to return next year. They drive a Stutz car, the largest ever to ‘ on wnm ALLEN__MY om“ Wm !be here, and do all their coming

u.» closed until September 5th. gang i“ it"

‘week end in the city. a guest Jlzndall Home.

Mrs. C. J. Cooke, of Kcnsingtzzi

deft on hionday to attend Haliia: exhibition.

Mr John Alfred McDonald . land "uweyor was in the city y-estcrual‘

Mrs. J. A. Messervcy. Miss vverlc and Miss Ethel lvlesservey, accom-‘ ponied by Mr. Man. and little son, leave for Mon- treal on Monday.

Miss Aileen- Cantu-ell, left yester-

meny friends wish her success.

Th; many friends c.‘ Mrs. David Kelly, Hillsboro st, will be pleased to hear she is improving favorably _ alter having undergone a very scr-l GENERAL MANAGER'S VISIT»- icus operation in the City Hospital‘,

declared that the,‘ 218th MacDonald, returned home,‘ {trend oi trade already has begun i0 Tuesday evening from Cum? Bur-i arrives iimprove, He also commented on the ‘ den, where they were ‘akin; a mill-i m late to administer the last rites ‘various indications oi ufwess- 1W’- Mr. bias-Donald was IO!‘ the 111st fifty Macziilivray. alter an inspection oi roars choir master. and singer in the i115 Cilmwnll! Vilsinesb i" Prmw‘

ivtr. D. C. MacDonald and 5011

‘express Tuesday night from Ottawa

Point, where they will spend u W"! lnother

, holiday with the

DR. W. R. CARSON

Palmer Graduate chirormiul Chronic and Nervous Diseases. I24 Prince Si.

Opposite 8L Paul's Church

are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles - Slggera.

Thomas GALLANT

L. U.P. Committee Accepts Offer

The following telegram was sent ihe Labor Day Sports Committee.

Fred Gaudet of this city presented the following telegram from Mr.

Robb oi the Halifax Herald, Halifax. N. S.

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Halifax Herald will donate smalli ‘ cup for individual‘ event this year} 7 or larger cup for annual competition i if you will designate a leading event. ‘ _.

,Cup to be won three times for own- ‘ershlp.

i i Signed, Robb. Halifax.

{has chosen the five mile race as the‘ ‘individual event. l Labor Day this year vrill be the ‘best on record in this province. The ,Laborers will have the City Firemen, the c. N. R. Firemen and Tradesmen. ~ the Bricklayers now employed at tho erection of the new C. N. R. Hotel. , They have already chosen the strong-

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but thinks there is no place like the: “-

Fred Gaudet. Charlottetown‘, r. s. "

The Union Committee in charge of 3 Labor Day Sports has accepted the; .- ofier from the Halifax Herald and, "

HKt. SOLID 001,1; mas wrru

minim!

gfllgactfr-e Appearance and (luzna 9° i0!‘ Honest hilue and ‘sen-I

The “REGENT”

NO EXTRA CHARGES

SUCCESSORS

Halifax Races

a gflimihfi“ T's" Pm“ 0m” B” ‘Mo’ 95¢ M1008 their men for the Tug Of ‘Camldiilfl Pic-W Johnny Walker, ilfcXeili, 1 z e °'.‘ ' ,War and if they lose the pull their _HAL1FAX~ N- $3 Aue. 21» r 2.1.1; Crolnu-cll, Scelc. a a 2 A» ‘ {Captain “Big Emu Wm have no 6mm time and close filTfillfs Ciiarac _ pmud 3K4“; F0519,‘ _ I _ _ __ 5 5 3 , , nlaints to make. 111B bu?" Imus at ills Pruiiriruii Dame Dillon. hiacliiluion, ..e 4 s g A“ mefchflflls and business men Exhibition mday‘ nun’ ma“ B“ Toiiiiifli MCKHY. 8 6 6 ‘i? n “are invited to have floats m the 211d iilngsiori horses acre winners. 13¢‘ h The Great Oldfield, 7 7 7 , .Grand Parade and every working e w" year m‘! ‘mi ‘"5 CQPWY- Dora lilac, Conroy. . . . . .. 4 8 dr._ Aug. 28 Until S8131. 9 {man in this city should line up with ed by J°° The Great’ °“'“°‘i bY Kl ’ ‘ the boys on Labor Day. MwmdY- Tfwu- Frank J~ 0-", 2.2a Trot And Pace ssoo & i The Parade leaves the Union Hall ‘plan’ °wned by Ne“ J‘ MCLNXL I ‘at ten a. m. with two bands in at- 61”“ B" “d a "Bid o! @181“ "ul- Attaboy. Foster, .... .. . 2 o l and R€ceIV€ Vtendance. The children from both ‘as m me .224 6323;‘ The 2'26 m“ “xi-ES Canada The Great’ Cor“ ‘