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____ _ g _ __ _ 'rss cnAnLor'rr'rowN GUARDIAN

_ _ JULY

parks of 5

6le¢!uf41A¢'Ioirocnr&l!.in\iiul.

Inull is rated as county

ma, mam ,n m§“§o§_§n{§; ”°“' |=n-'rssunei-i wins 1 o~no`rt, me ri: wer-iw: cialis;

` on en e n e serv ce an

I mgfhuerzI:;’£‘t“_,3’f‘!:';t‘;&3';=_(§° xxfg Pittsburgh hit opportunely in served overseas, won the title from fund defense man for me Mantra-I fnont of its bleachers today and Al 'McCoy in 1917 and lost in threel i“amDns is m 8 hospital in Mom took the linsl .game of the series years later to Johnny Wilson. I-Ie

,mal for an operation for “m“|1i;om‘Bg:t:11u¥ot:eg. 'malls “me Paixr- retired from the ring about three iuaetolds. This aifllction hampered “ °'. W 5 Y yea" fm' _mm commembly ,Ht season md Bentbu and Wertz. -Kramer was I1 0Dowd is chosen tor oitice in 1 ,me physicians hope the opermon nicked -for 13 ibut his Boston .men the dual election his annual salary iw", henem his playing' _ i could not convert. will .be but a small part of what he I Jooko Anderson, forward of the received mr many M ms "ng en'

ivlctoria Cougars, is also in a hos- AMERIGAN LEAGUE Kagemeun' I I

pltal as the result of a ‘broken f

I B d tl G t B k the Browns twirler tightened up in

f , T 1 0 6 3.0 time to check nie mack. nails -New vonx. July 21.-Psui an-.

l ill i`l('l\ lilly - of the year in the third inningwlth lenbach was paid of! -today at the

- ~ Fame as' Ruth hung up his 28th home run rate of $2.493 a .minute for his

° ` ' the bases empty. Catcher Collins hour's wonk in righting. Jack De-

. ST LOUIS, July 20__s,,1d had a freak day with three passes laney at Ebbets Field last Friday

_“down the river.. fm. a cam,” baipand a -sacrliice .ily and no official night.

.times at ibat. » Dan Hickey, the former cham-

::;‘;”.1i..€i::.’;°;..a’l.°.t.°'.:.';‘i..tL1’€.‘1.:. B mf- _pmlhmg star' today is makmg 5 TIGERS TAKE TWO fled chock for $149,548.85, repres

‘ - talbli h enting the former champion's 37% .giggggnsg tfgeorér 3:8 gigtandlsxg The pennant ‘hopes of the Phil- per cent of the net receipts.

_n ,res 0 the mm., adelphia Athletics received e hard 'Delane received 821 a minute

gi f K y » h

0! jolt when the Detroit Tigers took for his hours labor in winning t e

I eAli?i;aiilv‘liali"thznzzbgezsgizgrsed both games of a double-header, 5 title. Pete Reilly, Delaney's manag- gyrlidanager Joe Mccérmy Wm, re. to 0 and 8 to 3. er, received a check for $49,229.69. ipeatedly breaking training rules. representing the challen-ger's 12% He was given away to the St. Louis NATIUNAL LEAGUE De' ¢e“I~

_Cardinals for a mere $4.000. tho, smallest amount for which a major

At Chicago- R. H.

.;f~,=;‘;=°g_\;;f_§_§°;"_,i>_§:_¥3',5;;_' ;;,°‘;},‘{,¢...... A 1. ON. S. Yacht Entered

I$4,000, or _in [act anything at s.ll.I but gave the Cubs Walter Hunt-_ zlnger, a collegian who has been shunted around the major Ieagues.| , Ten years ago Alexander was purchased by the Culbs from 'Phil» adelphia for what was then a rec- ord price-$50,000 for himself and his battery mate. Bill Killlfer. Year alter year he was the ace of the Ciib's pitching staff, with an iron arm and control as nearly perfect as any pitcher ever attained.

simmons, Ring and McMullen Jones and Gonzales

At Cincinnati- H

Brooklyn

HALDFAX, N. S.. July 22.-The

Mmm", yacht Acadia. designed by W. .I. B,me,.IeB_G,.|me Donohue and Roue. or Halifax, and .built this

much' ldeok. N. S.. for Commodore Good-

At Pmlbu"h__ R_ H_ Eerham. of the Royal Canadian

ston 5 12

'Batteries-Greenileld. Davis, Fitz-

` ia. . i-1',

4 9 3

Cl . . . . . . . . . . .. . 5 8 1

Yacht Club, of Toronto will he

s, _ _

Hargreaves; -Luque, Busy and spring by IF. W. Baldwin at Bad

msburgh 8 9 illliat club’s entrant -in the interna-

Baue,,ie,,___,_Benton_ Wm.” ,md tional races at Shaumont for thc

Taylor, Siemer; Kremer, -Bush and

George Cup, iblue ribbon event in

_ Gooch i Great Lakes international yacbtinl:

I How They Stand

' NATIONAL LEAGUE

Won Lost l‘.C.-

Cinclnnati . . . . . . ... 52 39

_5,,Vn§"dl.l.Ji . . . _ _ . . _ . ... g 1g

Pittsburgh 560]? B 8 a

37 .

St. Louis 41 .

539i '

chicago .sas Wggim ;‘;"m’;{~_P“‘° ““§’, "°I§’<‘“§~ on my mb the A,_,,,,,,,,,,,, xo. 5-2.30 (film riire smile.

0u¢fie|,i,.,. on the Cievcland Amerie.-in Lcngucrs all set to lay down 3

few notches above St. Louis and hard luck. but manages to keep ai won Lost _ hunt. Cleveland is having n i-tin 0l5USf0\`l. _'New York I 56 83 '629lNgw York __ _ _ _ _ ___

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Paul H. Hyde. r_xn:ili~i~iff‘<l Can- year. He was eliminated from ndlan, _now liv nq in Eiiiflnlcl. N. the Canadian amateur golf cham- Y.. wi* has i;ccn showiiig (great pioriship only In the semi- final form ln touvnnliiciit play ihir. C. C. Fraser. of Montreal.

._ _qv - `,

I aslilngton

_. ‘

__ » ." = .

`~~'. Tgiiwf-r _ ‘~1esf“V

. . . ss Rochester .. 40 48 .505 i~ y y 42

S ‘ _

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l __ _ . .- ` . ',f_

@,»,_,s " Sof tens the Leather

“Nugget” gives to shoes the pliable

if, comfort of nge i-prcsrzrvcs their original

/KW appearance -gives them the shining ., ss I so NUGGET

. I .,._)C4 "5

I .

*’ “””°*" ShoePolisl1 S H 0 L ld() - ISH5 I Black- Tan--Toney I§c_d~Dark Brown

frcshiitss of new shoes

_wid what ._ _ _

I2.08 Pace, Amerlcan‘.Paelng Darby

.lean Gratten (Sturgeon)

Robert Direct (Ray) 5

'gllly Pitch (Morrison) 7

. i

»a._é______ »_.__.__ _.. . ___. ..... .1 .. ___ _ _ _

queens comin sunsrnrsrirrt -illtfr in clulstsrrfrown r

?|.\Uf;_i°.fg: were .._;<,,_ - .=~5,.»~-’-`i*"f:-

Only three games scheduled.

AMERICAN LEAGUE

At Phila-First game-.R. H. E.

trolt

U . . . . . . . ...

Batteries-Collins and Woodall'

formation came to Mr. Roue this

modore Gooderhani advising that

i ' A h '

Phuadelpma ._ _ ‘Philadelphia 3 7 2 Albion Rifle Team at VICEHC €i‘llB

47 48 48

lllrooklyn .. . . .. 46

44 33 33

'Batteries-Gibson, Dauss and

corner, the former team winning

42 .szs ,h M ,

New Y0rk____ “_ Boonetroit .... s in zlilfle Team asain mel 8 °““

sz ass

375

Boston . . . . . . 55 .

AMERICAN LEAGUE

lmiiisdeipiiis 49 4; .54-4'

_ _ __ __ _ __ ____ _ _ Umm 0 533|Beall, Braxton and Collins.

I g 48 iClcvela.nd 49 .533

St. Louis 37 .416

Toronto .. . . 62 38 .620 Bullalo 57 42 .576 \'i-wark 42 .571

Ierse Clt 55

Reading 25 .258

oiyrood Walter Captures $25,000

KALAMAW00 Mich Jul

olyrood Walter, seven years old.

orican pacing derby, richest of all

cult meeting here toda a-tter a

before the honors were decided. 8 Louis Direct, owned by Walter

the millionaire “Coca Cola King",

Gallant Fight Falls 2

l.r>i|ls Direct, however, made a

The race, the Kentucky Derby ol 3

the harness world. drew U. record breaking entry of 18 starters. the 2 largest field that has appeared on

Pnnrl Bimbo (Stokes) Mina Dillon (Loomis) 4 Christie Mac (Morrow 2 Peter Mslthy (Dickerson) 3 V 5

dz.r»:nc-=zo»-

aa=\:..=-:~N--

oltage (Childs)

rfuplrl's Alhingen (Cox)

Time-2.05 1-4; 2.0-i 'l-2; 2.04 1-2.

'Purse $25,000

llollyrood Walter (Loomis)

l.ouis Direct (Egan)

ilollyrood Volo

(Thomas)

.Au-4 :- :AQ

:ew

bilaiswv-

man-ae 3323....

Phil 0'Nell (Crotier) 14

raden Ruler (Berry) 12 Pru Gratten (Cartnel) 6

*UI

Sa -3

_ 1 ` ‘-`

P_C__St.Louls 7 10

W 44 41 _518C cago .. . . . . ... 13 12 patron .. 41 44 .s16_'B"§*°“ ~~~~~ '~ 2 1° 2

sz 61

| iN1'EnNATioNAl. LEAGUE C‘“W“"hI““‘°"_

Washington.. . . . . . .. .

_ Won Lost P.C. _

nmmom ._ _ _ _ _._ 64 33 _Mo MRs.tterles~Sn1ltli and Sewell.

A331. »cit» 1 oF =5 gg wi-‘I.'.`Z1”..’.. __’__i:;;;;;1:i .4 ii i.~.i<»»»edy»--- ~~

Stewart and O‘Neill. ~

Newark 10 1_6 3 Rochester 13 14 1 Total . . . . . . . . . . ... 886

» -~ Y 22.- Baltimore 7 1`1 2

A little brown seldlss named syracuse s 11 z H

owned »by Roger V. Whiteside, of M 5 Duliith, Minn., won the $25,000 Am' N¢,|.|,@|-ga||_

harness events, in the Grand Cir- R

Y B

race that went four killing heats

'l‘. Candler, of Atlanta, Ga., son of E

gnlinnt struggle to overtnko the Hin-ry Up_(W»h_|w)

,flying Holyrood Walter in the Rf-(imp muy) stretch, hui. finished hall! a. length Tippin .py-inc" (Egan) back with Hoiyrood Volo two grim; gum ((30,) lengths in the rear and ‘fading rap»‘11av'gn Am" (Lacey) lilly `

the Grand Circuit in 20 years, with prudence wang ( Nm) 1. 1 un attendance of 10,000 to 12,000. (tzsrlne Nutwood (Edman) 2 3

Summaries: Victor Frisco (Beely) 3 2 2.07 Trot. Three Mile Heats, Cinema (Dickerson) 5 7

Purse 81.000 1 Gay Hem-y merry) 4

At New York~ R. H.

P4 ._

.-~e.~’3'

'Batteries - Ballon and Schnng:

At Boston- R. H. E. hi . 1

atterles-Faber, Clow r. Rus~h,`i0n,i|y battles vgould Boon ¢0n.1

Boston _ . _ __ 27 _307»sell and Sclialk; Rufiing, iundgron "n“e_

and Swkes' *Following are the ecorcs: i

l 1

_WEE

=>=.?7

loveland . . . . . . . . . .. _ 9

orrell and Ruel.

|NTERNATi0NAL LEAGUE

At 'l`oronlo»- Il. H. E.

Batteries-Brsme and Daly;

At Rochester- R. H. E.

'Batteries-Haskins, Seuberis,

-Smallwood and is hulte, Wil ; MY- Albl°"

Der ;Bagby, Horner. Rgbsrts and lilneli- '

ne. Head. At Syracuse- _ R. H. -E.

Be/tteries~Ogden and Mckeg; lll0I'. Kllliley. Schellbur and

At -Buffalo- R, |.{_ E_` eadlng . . . . . . . . 8 13 3, ulfalo . . . . . .,_ ~5 6 1 Bstterles-Shea and Lynn; Lev. renz, Auer, 'Brice and Pond.

Delagoa‘s Axvolo. Captain Huer-

was second, with .Holyrood V010. tus, Brook iy/010' Mi" Eno Wa” I"°lI“°d t° be °“I°gIstic was

th" entry of Getty and Themes or .visid Direct, carl Primm Aiximlixi Sl. Paul, Minn., third. Gratten also started. I me which issued "om lm base'

Time-2.021-4; 2.02 1-2; 2.03 1-2; .05 1-4.

210 Trot' 'Three one Mm H t During the whole game the score

ea I,

Purse $1,000

§=a`a~F>t1‘N

§~A¢33\l§l-4 -1 '<c|1:4N=:»-4

Stevedond, Peter A. Mont iso started. .

1'1;in_:_e~!2.31§h1-2; 2.24 3-4; 2.23 3-4. . re res 1 .f-0- ils Heats.

I #urn g,N(r

diusawn-I

Time-2.20 [45 2.23 1- 225

_ ' ~ 3rd Base ”_°""’°""-_-'~ - ‘ . V . i- i 'ricN|sH saessau.. In mme" E “"8"

0 10

.the game to the satisfaction or all.i11

'The line-up was as follows: 12

13 14 15

Hayworth; Rommcll, Willis, Pete by 65 points. and Pehkins, -Fox.

W. Brown and J. Kennedy lend

with 98 points each out of possible ol 100. _

.When the shoot was over ice-

cream and cake were passed t0 all as s treat from the home team. it was decided that there would be no more shoots until alter the P. R A but it was hoped that theso

earns

McLennan ~ ; McLennan .. Mohennan ..

- .Kennedy ..

. Smith .. E. MaoCahe .. J. H. Judson . . . . . . . . ... ._ 72

W. Brown . . 96 W, ‘Chandler . . . . . . . . . 89 W. MoEachern . -. 88 S. Jenkins ._ 86 S. 'Brown...... .. 89 J. Myers .. 81 W. Jenkins .. 80 J. Ballam .- 74 B. Jenkins .. 70

-_-__._aé,_.

somewhat distracted by the repar-

tnis however helped to keen the on- thusiasm stimulated.

ended 9-L1 in lavuor of the visitors.

.Aitter the game the Tlgnlsli team

and those who sccompiinled them were entertained by prominent members of that community, which is so well known for its hospitality.

N. McDougall of Summerside

acted as umpire and J. A. Hackett, 'Finnish as baseball judge handled

Tlgnlsh Grand Rlvsri

Catcher

M. Rooney C. McDonald Pitcher

RightFicld

To enable olf la

For George Trophy.

7 17 Dr J B Jenkins. Charlottetown

I 7. Lt.-Col. I). A. MacKinnon, Chur-

6. Willard Kelly, Charlottetown.

7. yi - 8. H. C. Hooper, Charlottetown. 9. .I-1, C. Hooper, Charlottetown. 10

111 Lt.-dei. D. A. Airickiuiwn, char-

2. Lt.-Col. D. A. MacKinnon, Char-

13. Lt.-Col. D. A MacKlnno Char-

14. L. R. Acker, Halifax. N. S.

, 15. Dr. J. B. Jenkins, Charlottetown.

Ithigh he suifered last season in the The BL Lam. Brown. "end up 16

,§;“\Y"PI°“5hIP °°"I°' Wm* nm their four-game series with New

. :’zf“.;:°v..r:".;."‘::..::; ::‘.:.‘..':i B°f1°Hba°h AS

Alexander in the ninth against Ernie Wing Iv F 1' G' R' H°°°°" Ch'"l°"eI°w"'

woc~1o>m»t»os

0. Lt.-Col. D. A. MacKinnon, Char-

12 13 14

15. Louis W. Roper, Charlottetown. 16. Dr. J. S. Jenkins, Charlottetown. 16

._Dr. J. S. Jenkins, Charlottetown.

. 18 _

New York Z 8 ~ No. ll-2.18 class rrotsiia rm strike.

. I). I-lcnnessey, Brooklyn, .\'. S. . It. Hooper, Cliarlottcloivxx,

6. Lt.~Col. D. A. MacKinnon. Char-

Icircles lor "R" class boats. This lu~L

Konnedy.......... . . . . . ... D61

the Acadia had been chosen. |543

Among tlie_Riflemen'§,

-qmcrruwro

Alexandra

9,11 2;* ir

unease... .. 9220

91| so as si 1

2. s

.’°9°.".°’.°‘:“

io. ii.

12. is.

ivi. Mansell ....... .. .. as 1*

is.

Tomi . . . . . . . . . . . . .._ 821

ii onset <wei|weod> is s is ro ""“"°“ ""’““° °°p") TU

2 3 4 5 G

16.

li. Bernard W. Praught _Nm

. 4 lst Base p Peter Flash. Jerry Frisco, Bugle A E B Murphy A McDonald “"° umm'

can ,nunys Lu_ Trump Annliso - - ~ _ 2nd Base~ (3 seconds allowed to lrollms) \°°°"°"- 4 3 4 c. Hackett w. Gillis

9°."."’ 5*’ §’Z“ FFwe:Ppo5 or '

(agus :dm

5'*

. . . ii ' »

‘Tlirnish Bose/hall team accompan-(R amdmms Left Field J GI Ls 5' semple Training sI“l’I“”'

I0" IW I “'59 number °f “"5 m°I' G. Keele -McKinnon

cred to Grand River on the 18»inst Centre F-md

5 1 ¢° Di" the Tvfwis of that wm- A. nicnsra 1.. onli..

1 3 munity whose prowess on the dis- .Sh0,.¢_,st,,D lottetown

`"‘°°'l Md b°°°_l1"°“d°Ml°d as ill- H. some nm. Mcn0naiii` 9. nt.-col 15 A vmcki ii ci _ .riatsszra "°°"°-. .. .. . 0-0 tg; 3501> Oi UID 0|l0l|‘£;llI| DN' tice putting indoors a round _Dad I lot.tetown.' I I On' mp

Wit 4 m"'°°|W°"’° Wi' Numan ml surrounded by metal points has_11. Willard Kelly. Charlottetown. 'nm Miha ~ IJQIO-I _ tibeeu invented. ' 1?. Willard Kelly. Charlottetown.

“ ° m Nm “F Mft' 'D' --*<-o>-*_ ‘13..Dr. J. S. Jenkins, Charlottetown. P

Bob of G. R. who in th lsqlnnin

__ 8 8 Minsr4l's .Llnlmsnt fu Corus And WAHM, ln-_ J, S_ Jenkins, Ch,"-|mfemwn_ p]

9 10

morning in a telegram from Comng

0 ll Ill

. G. R. Hooper, Charlottetown.

Ottawa 1 0’Dowd Nommated Exhibition Races '*"--'

S U Anoigzr goalie Bm For Commissioner -

--3 -l- AFlB3'§Pl¢;’:;§IBEB agND P R I N C E E D R D

Z ----1m- uv’-, _ wsnsasn Y

' UTTAWA' my ”~*“°°“°Y I' New rome. .nay 21.-A single ogfwa. l;:iiiii"ar s`ii“yr4ui1'ciiii:»i N0 1431 0|", T'°‘5‘“" P“"° “"0 -

iflreagly °':°P:_¥ Im;mfh3n“°z'h'l °t by Donohue and Jalcoblon's tumble who held thi world’s mlddlsweight 1

P23; d £1; F2‘;nk'Ah"ru ofthe 31: of Christensen's swat in the ninth championship from 1917 to 1920. _ S t rs has Bnnéunced that with two Out. save the Cincinnati has just -been rewarded by his ad- ,h’;wg“°;‘f °ed' Alex Connell 'en Reds a 5 to 4 victory over Brooklyn mirers with the nomination for ikuuwn gD§T,e for n've years: com today. _ ` county commissioner of Ramsay

ss 0-

1-1, Chandler, Charlottetown.

Hooper, Charlottetown ~

R. Hooper, Charlottetown.

G. ll.. Hooper, Charlottetown. William A. McManus, No. 17 Lay- man Street, Truro. N. S.

.=f-r-.=°.~ .

PPNQ Fm

Willard Kell Charlottetown

F, W Foster, Kingston. N. S.

lottetown. '

lnttotown.

. D.

lottct0.wu.

. Dr. J. S. Jenkins. Charlottetown.

1\'o.`2_lz.4o Trot sms. Mariumé Owned. Purse $500.00.

5°

Fence Ease”

E. I. _ Hooper. Charlottetown.

. Hooper, Charlottetown.

_ Kennedy, Antigouish, N. S.

. n Kirk, Antigonlsh, N. S. . C. Hooper, Charlottetown. . H, C. Hooper, Charlottetown. . Dr. Heath Mclntyre, Charlottetown . Lt.-Col. D. A. MacKinnon, Char-

lottetown.

. Lt.-Col. D. A. MacKinnon. Char-

lottetown.

. E. M. Johnson, Great Village, N. S. . Willard Kelly. Charlottetown. . Willard Kelly, Charlottetown,

. Dr. J. S. Jenkins. Charlottetown.

Purse $500.00(

(3 seconds allowed to trottcrs)

F‘:"~5~'

Qopon

7'*

Tl. Hooper, Cliarlottetown. R. Hooper, Charlottetown.

The Sample Training Stables, Ken- sington, P. E. I.

lottetown.

lotlclown. Lt.-Col. l). A. MacKinnon, Chair- lottetowu. ~

P. A. Bclliveziu, Moncton. N. Il.

Willard Kelly. Charlottetown. Willard Kelly, Chnrlottetmvn. Dr. J. S._ Jenkins, Ciiarlottnioivn. Dr, J. S. Jenkins, Charlottetoivn. Dr, J, S. Jenkens, Cllarlotletowii. H. C. Hooper, Charlottetown. H. C. Hooper. Charlottetown. (JUN D DAY-'1‘llUItSl)Al'. SEI"l‘ :lil

Purse $500.00.

Muhlillnn, Cliarlottclowii.

$919 nFnW H.-4

vis.

oopcr, Cliarlotlctmvn. Hooper, Charlottetown.

7? MARY ROBERTS

AVERY HOPWOOD

-ll-D-10e.i_-u-_

Last Times Today at 3.15, 7 and

I XTRA' hX1RA'

LAST SHOWINGS OF

The In = i

Eucharistic (ongress

At ( hitago

High Dlgnitaries of

Roman Catholic Cniirih al ovei the 'vorld in

iussssnr ....1

wAo'i"ss1iALs'.'lf.."..f itsMi>'°§n.

§'Z‘5'£‘.‘1.i‘i"1“3""i~“‘fi§‘s‘il

tendance

ini

E5 F’

Hooper, Charlottetown.

.P1

W. Johnson. Great Village, .\'.S.

A. Ryan, Mill Vlll, C. B. Lt.-Col. D. A. MacKinnon. Chair-i lottetown. ht.-Col. D. A. .\lzii~l(imiim, (Thur- lottetown. i Lt.-Col. D. A. Miicl(lnno_n, Cliiir- lottetown.

F. W. Foster, l(im.;.=iro|i, .\'. S. . C. Clicsiti-r Priilt, Sl. i’oli-rs. l’.l'I.l. l-I. C. lioopcr, Ciiiirliitti-luwu. l-I. C. Hooper, Cliiirlottulmvn.

L. li, Ackor, llillllnx, N. S.

Willard Kelly, Cllarlottctnwn Willard Kelly. Cliiirlottutoivn

Wellington .\lu.\‘cill. Suullipor

P. E. I.

Wellington .Vlcl\'clll, Southport Dr. J. S. Jenkins, iiliilrlotlcloivii.‘ Dr. J. S. Jenkins, Cllnrlotlor<>\vii.

N0. it-2.26 Clnss Trot Slnke.

Purse $500.00. I

Il. A. Cnmpilcll, Clizirluttotuwinl P. E. I, 1 Willard Kelly, Charlottetown, Willard Kelly. Charlottetown.

Willard Kelly, Charlottetown.

H. Chandler. Charlottetown.

R. Hooper, Charlottetown. R. Hooper, Charlottetown. lt. llnooer, Charlottetown.

l.l.~i ol. , .i. .\fl.i(:Kinnon. Char- l.it'lL-|i»\\'i». l.l,-i..li. il. A. .\l::i:ZLliiiioii, Cliiir- li.._.cto\\'1;, lil.-Col. l). A, Mat-Iiinnon, Clizir- lottclowu.

G. A. Fraser, Alma. N. S.

li. C, Hooper, Charlottetown. li. C. Hooper, Charlottetown. Dr. J. S. Jenkins, Charloticlowii. Dr. J. S. Jenkins, Charlottetown. Dr. J. S. Jenkins, Charlottetown. IRD DAY-l"B.ll)A1', SEl"I‘. 2-l'l‘l|

N0. 7--2.20 Class Pinus Sinha. Purse $500.00.

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