Minister-Rev.

Special collection for 8 ‘Parents are requested t Sunday School by 10.45 A.

7.00 P. M.—-8ermon.

Visitors and Students , , services. e- '

ewe-ea we 0+» 00+»

i

1 ' REV. W.» M. RYAN, B. REV. E. H.-RAM.8AY, D.

l 6t Same: Qreglihptcrianllllurth .

MR. F. 1'. WATKIS, orieANlsT-AND CHOIR MASTER! 1 11.00 A. MP-auneay school Rally Day Service.

ORGANIST-WQ-E. FLETCHER, A. s. c. m., A. T. c. L.

W. Bruce Muir

unday School Work. o have their children in the l M.

1 2.so P. mb-saneiiy School. - - <‘

in the City are welcome to all

A., 220 Richmond Street 0., 63 Upper Prince Street

t

1, s-envici-zs For: TOMORROW

, . 10.00 A. M.-Prayer Meeting.

1 ' 11.00 A. M.-Preacher: Rev. Dr. Ramsay, D. D-

‘ , Subject: "AIl Thou Commandelt We Wlil no" 4 " u ’ l

Sublecf: "Giving

Duen-“Oome Unto Me" mngrmw, ilenlley. ‘A CORDIAL w:

-1

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,. .. ,‘ril

. _ Anehempz-"Was There Ever Kindest Shepherd"

1 ' ' Selection by Harmony Male Eight.

2.30 P. MP-Sabbath School and Bible Cl-"BBS- (Voung Men's Clans in the Church.)

7.00 P. IMF-Preacher: Rev. W. M. Ryan, ‘B. A. g°|°;.._."'|'|lg Day isEnded" . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bartlett

Mrs. J. Jt Stewart. Anthemv-“New Every Morning is the Love"

What We» Have."

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Campana Mr. H. MacPherson.

LCOME ‘r0 ALL. eoeoa-o-Qw»

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' CLASSIFIE

One Insertion .. Four Insertions _ Eight lllalfllnl n"...

I

Agents Wmltetl

MAN OR WOMAN T0 TRAVEL and appoint agents. Yearly guar- antee $1092. (being $21. weekly average) and expenses, Ex- perience unnecessary. For partic- ulars write Winston 00., Toronto.

. ws

THOUSANDS OF PERSONS -- men and women are elijoylnl life In the Watkins business.- You can do just as well 1f 11°11 are lndlistrlolls..The largest, beet

D ADVERTISEMENTS

.. . . . . . .. lle per lino of 5 Ionll i

0o per Ilne of If worth 7e per line of 5 word:

To Let

.___.__

TO .LET—FUR'NISHED .HOUSE,

hot water hentillg. Apply A. IQ. Mt-fNelll, Prowse Block. 2656 ll 12 Ill

1.0 'LET__HOUBE (a3 ELM AvEyto Arthur .l. und ‘Airs. ilowatt, il

nu ), 7 rooms, hath room and‘ pa try, large lot with orchard and harm-W. N. Tanton. Jewel- er. 2381-10-30,tf

Female Help lVantetl

E urduy. the 26th and 27th.

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enmity which dlljurclj

‘A Central Guardian?

ol-iuncii or SCOTLAND-twine MIIB crllPk at 3,45 n m_ . y’ _____

55l- AST 1i A. M. and 7 p. nl. Colnmunion service oi the Q1059 o: the morning service.

JUST ARRIVED, dress satin 36 “l- W106. newest shades of claret red, 111111118. etc, Special $1.60 yd. Prowse Bros. Lid. 2674

oumszcts COM|NG-<,\lr Gal- lnsher. manager of ins Prince n.1- ward Theatre. has arranged for Jlllllkeuts “Dumhehls" for twu nights this month, Friday and Sat-

YESTERDAY'S poorly attended. lButter sold at 35¢ w 40¢"; eggs 50c: chit-liens $1.00 to $1.25; geese $51.00 ilncks $11302 hill‘ 651: to 70c; straw 35c: nuts c to 60c; turnips 25c; poi- atoes 55c, 65c and 75c. 'l‘llere was a. small offering in llsli.

MARKET was

FINAL PERFORMANCE - The filial performance of tlic military couledy drama “Ruddiey was dfllg- ell lust lligllt before u full b91159, The different. insulin-rs of the cast played their roles in as admirable :1 manner as lll the initial perform- unt-e. The feature of the show was illB (lilllcillg 0f the (‘hzlrlcstun by the chorus. Miss ilcliell Large and Lorraine Murphy were the ro- triipionts tif liozliliifill boqucls.

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHUR- CH -- ltcv. W. ll. liurilillg will oi:- irtlpy the piilpii of ,1“,- ("chit-iii (‘llristitln (‘hurt-h holli morning and i-vcnltig services tomorrolv. All: llurdlng is it fort-cful and eloquent Hllflflktll‘. lie has "sclecteil its his subject. l‘or the evening "is the End of the Witrlil ill Sight". This is ll much lllI$(‘UI5"Sl'!(l subject and ii. \vill be Interesting lo hear Mr. liririi- Inc's news- on this important silh- lert. All are i-orilially lnviicil.

IOLDER‘ BOYS’ CONFJEREN-CE -—l\ll tildcr boys‘ conference cii_u- illlcieil liy the "Maritime Religious Education Council opened lust ilight at Mi. Sitiwnrl, about. fifty dtllrgnti-s are lil ziilundutii-e, (‘on- lurcnco. sessions will be helil this nlorllinl: and afternoon. In tho ev- ening iherc will be i1 Ininqlict lII tho community hall for the delegates. Sunday at ll n. m. public service at which the speaker will be Mr. H. ll. Simpson. sec'y of lhe Prince County YUM. C. A. At 5i o'clock boys’ and men's nleeling. in tho evening the closing service will take the form of a. public meeting tronilllctcil by tho boys at whit-h the speaker will he Rev. NV. f‘. Mzicllilni, Muriiinlie lloys’ ,\Vili"lt‘ Secrciary. .

BIRTHS

HOWlATT—in this cliy, Nov. 5th ilnilghtcr.

OOFFIN-Ai. the P. E. l. Hospitpl on Nov. 11til, to Mr. and "Mrs. E. S. Coffin, a daughter.

MARRIAGES

and most profitable line of goods sold direct to families. Exclusive territory. The .l. It. Watkins "Company, 37b Craig W861. Mill-l" treul. A. \\'. 2228-10-43-541 ‘

EARN S25 ‘WEEKLY, ‘SPARE NEWMAN-CUDMORE-L At Trin- wrlting for newspapers. ity lhrsonflge" ‘this City. Noy. 10th,

time, magazines. Exp. ilnnetn; iletuiltl Fred. Louis: M.

Press syndicate, 637 Si. rlson Newman. of lfllion ‘Road, in 266$ Ii‘.H.\\'."lnza May Cudmore, oi’ Winsloc.

by Rev. W. M. .llya.n, Georgia Hut;-

AGENTS-GET IN A PROFIT- able all-year commission business o! your own. Every property otwner is a customer or prospect. Nfile hundred varieties-of hardy Red Tag Nursery products. Cash every week. Complete equipment and instructions tree. Write- Domlnion Nurseries, liloutretll.

_ A.W. 90.

AGENTS- SELL MADE-TO-MEA sure Men's shirts direct from 0d established manufacturers.’

lg range of, sample ‘free. l-lusy to earn $5 to $20. per day u-orh- i-g flill or spare time. Wrile r information. Stetson Shirl Company, Dept. 24, 25,4 Ontario Street West, Monteral. ' ..A.W.N0v.6-l-'i~20.'.!7

l) l

N unslng

THE MERIDEN HOSPITAL Training School for nurses of- lnrrl three years course to young . omen. 18 to 35., Two years $igh School requlrdd. School a accredited aild affiliates with gale University. Allowance. nllnrms supplied. .- Ole/silos snt- Qfllll-Filbfllflfy 1st and Septem- ber. 1st, 1927.. HealLtax- wilhhs paid if students remain. Write "Bessel Etter. Siipt. of Nurses. The Meriden Hospital, Meriden,

Conn. ‘ . 2l2tvlltl7l TRAINING sci-incision nuns- es, Galo Itospltal,‘ Haverlllli.

Mass, Three years course. Affil- hriiqn with Providence City Hos- . pltal. Eight hour day. Allowance , 816. monthly. Entrance Febru- ary a d Sebismhsr. One hour from ston. For further inforln.

atlon apply in Superintendent- 2075-1131341

xArtyicles For Sale

BAKERO OVENS. WRITE FOR

' catalogue, time Milli“! 111°‘ sired, some, used OWNS}!!! hand. Hilbblt$ Ore; stilt-my. 1M0 Queen est, own o. - ~-. ‘ , , , , idri-Setllli.

_ tuotlmn vacant" '

WANTED —A CAPABLE COOK-'

Private fulnily. All moileln conveniences, ltefcrencc required] Apply Mro. J. M. ROIJlIISOILl Rotllesny, N. ll. 2527,11,li,tii

AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY TO

general, lloilselnaiil also

earn $150. to $300. Selling Person-t o1 Greeting Cards. Biggest season Now on. tsamples. free. Selling experience unnecessary. Write today. Master Kraft Greeting

UNDERTAKER

N. B. MacLEAN EMBALMER

i KING SQUARE

Card Co.. Tomato. F.‘H.W.4.6.9,11,l3,2il,28,30,2.

LADIES WE PAY $7 PER HUN- _

dred for gliding greeting curds; tileasnllt, easy work; write im- niciliately. King (‘nril ('11-. 155 East 42nd St. N. l’. 2669 ii.l<‘.

LADIES -EARN $7 HUNDRED ‘Gliding (lroetlng Card-s. E118)’ woik. Wrltc Fischer Cord Co. H0 West 42nd Sr, New York. 2621

Male Help Wanted

WANTED-EXPERIENCED MAID '

for general housework at once. References required. Good pay for a. good cook. Apply to Mrs 1i}. M. Nowhall, 21. Mantle Tor- race, Lynn, Mass. 61011 11 ill

_._..___,._,__..________i-_ BIG EARNINGS. STEADY EM- ploy-meat for Barbers. Become exp rt in ll weells..WrIte Molar Bar r College, Department "F" Halifax. iI-l-ttaltf

RAILWAY POSITIONS-OFFICE

or on trains, imen17-40 pay $125- 5400 montlr, free passes. Give lo- cation wanted. Experience unne- cessary. Write Baker, Supt, lt- 42. Si. Louis. Mo. 2668 M.H.W.

Jllleoellaneouo

FOR AUTO srrosAoe APPLY w. v B. Ropertson. 269V-t0--3l Iowan wool. CAPS MADE TO .:.order; also knitted Eleven. Phone

no. zsoi-la-lz-at.

MY arose. WILL n ctoseo

t, after. Nevwtmh. All Accounts

' Tillllt be settled: before that date.

suns BRED YORKSHLIRE BOAR for service. Stzinitiril Glover, Norboro. . ' 2073-11-13-21

SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK Axes, Axe Handles, llntclleis, Lanterns aiid Globes. (lot yours while they last.—llrune Stmvnrl. (i: (."(]'-r‘Ltd>, 18-20 Queen St. 2031-11 ll {ii

I For Sale

FOR SALE—THREE SELECTS in pig, York sows, will furrow

Vernon.

newly frosheneil 3 1-2 years old:

Hilrry, CIIGMOLLOtOIVII, 26fl2-1l-i3-2l

and lot -l.'l ltesorvo SLADIIIY

_i:i ty.

cuter ihc cmnnliirclul llfo of that

1-. t. fill

THEWGIFT‘. OF f ‘GIFTS tour rlloloelnlrli For JIQADB BY CRASWELL

Phone 692-L Today" tier‘ Appointment

THE-RE WILL ‘BE SERVICE at Wood Islands nt 3.30 lp. .ln.-

BAPTIST SERVICES North Riv- er Field, Sunday, Nov. 14. Fair- vlew —11 n. m. ‘North Rlver—3_ p. m. Iiong (Trec-lw-T p. ill. W. It. Alucwalker, Minister.

BRADALBANE CHARGE.- Fult- ed Chilri-li, Rev. Duvd Coburn. M. A., Il. 1)., Pastor. Sabbath Services, Nov. 14th, Pleasant Valley, ll tun. North (lriinvlllc, 3 p. m. ltose ‘y'al- lcy, 7 p. ill.

SERVICES IN CONNECTION with the .P.I‘l'!.‘lllyI6l'll.lI1 C"IlII1‘(‘h ill Ctllllltlti. will ho held our Suniduy. Navoniltt-r 14th, us. follows: illllll- d-us ll u. m., Cnrillgun 5i ‘ll. m., ‘and Nlontuglle at T ‘p. m.

BROOKFIELD CONGREGAITION ‘llltrlsvillo ll u. m., llrooltllehl 7.30 p. ili., (flyiiliti River 2 p. m. Sunday Si-liiiol ill t; ‘p. III. Kindly notice li-llzingc in tho hour.

PRESBYTERY MEiJflNG.-— 'l‘lic Prcsbyitery of Prince "Edward ls~ linld in i-onni-oti-oul \\'-ll.‘h the Presby- ll'l'lil.ll (fhurch in Canzlilzl will hold its rtignlair scssiini, hviziuillng iii ll main. on 'l‘llo.~;iiuy, Nl)\’l'.mll(‘l‘ 16th, In Zion (‘hurch ilnll ill Charlotte- town. All lllli'l'l‘!~il8II .'Il'(‘ lnvitcd l0 ntii-nil.

SIGN OF WINTER — If tile prer- out cold (qpéll continues. skating tinihllsiu-sts will have n chance to "llloy ihi-insi-lves 11S the frost of the last fiwv night-s has formed u .4i'Illll iivl-r tlir Government P0110. and n. fi-w lllill‘i' i-old snaps would p; it ill i-inlliiilun rillilttlilil fill" . tilting.

DEATH OF A FORMER ISLAND- ER- .\ll". Win. Chlrkill, North Will- t-llllfi‘, rot-curly rci-civoil n. letter stating that. his Iiroillcr-ln-lnw, Mr- Frimcls Aii-Ki-unn, Milford. Mass" "ld llllklhlllll uwuy lll the hospital after illl operutioil on Oct. 30th, 1926- The late Lvlr. McKmlnn, forni- orly belonged to Einyvule, Prince Edward Island nnii left hi-s- lslauil

survlvoil by his WIIIOW and four diiughters. itthm n sisicl- MIR?! Mar- gzlri-i Ait-Kt-ltuu. Sharon, .\lns.~"., U. A-

TRANSyFERFlEDa- Mr. lingone Unuilol. lkfrllli-rly uiii-tiillliilirl. with the Provincial Runllc lot‘ llils city loaves this morning for Wdnilsol‘. Ontario, WIIPTO ho hus- Iii-on ll‘l|,'lllS- -ferreil. "Jingles" as hi‘. was fitmll- iarly known by Ills host of fricmls il-n this» city and provinci- li-iilvi-s with their well wishes for tsontitirueil success nnd prosperity il1 his new .llelill of labor. He is .1 son of .\li". and Mrs. .l. I3. (lztutlol _now oi‘ this

TO GO TO NEW YORK -_- Tho- llllls Dvlvnr of llli.~i city Sign puini- er and streult: artist has ilcciilcil to

i-iiy in his UlltlfiPll YOUllllOll. For lllt‘ him‘ two years Ml". Dt-lvui- has been the foremost iimong the sign piillll-

' THE CHARI-UITEEQWN

home over forty years zlgo. He is .

GUARDIAN

l’ > 7’

l Popular Ball Player

l The following

,wlch Village contest management.

EW. Ryan . 6900 Cronin . . . . .. .. 6700

. iilc-Eachern . 6400 ‘V. lllcQllelil ,. . 450') G. Francis . . .. 4400 ylt‘. IIIcCarcy _, 3900 ll. Sailnders . 3500 S. Diamond .. . 250i) .l. William..- 3300 U. Connors . . . . . . . . .. 3200 l-Z. Diamond . . . . . . .. 3300 S. Ryan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 2100

l New York. until the (lreenwlcll Village, whit-h rune from the twent- ieth to lllt‘ twenty sevcutll, is coili- plcieil. l; is regrettable that Char- lottetown it in losv such n talented young nlzin.

LEAVING FOR U. S. A. - .\li". .luseilh Chisholm of Uigg leaves this morning fol" llosttin to spend the winter. .\lr. Chisholm will be llliI('lI missed in Vernon Rivet" sol:- iul l‘ll‘('lt‘S, but his many friends lu llosinn nnilfiew England will wi-lcomc this popular young mun in their midst.

ST. JAMES LIBRARY SOCIETY — As" rcporicil on pagi- nine of this lssuc, this society mot inst oven- lug in Si. .lzime_q Church Parlor un- ill'i‘ the privsitli-ni-y of Mr. Donald Sii-iviiri, whvn .\lr. W. A. Stcvrztrt ri-nil n pupl-l- on Mlsg L. .\l. Mont- guiiii-ry}; ,\'(>\'I‘In‘, centering around ikilwiudish. Thi-ri- was o good tit- ii-inlziui-n illlil n ilollghtful iliscila- sion followed ihc reading of the pa- par ill which no fowl-i" than cloven int-tubers, inrluiiitig two |i1llll3S,l.0(lk lizlfl. A liezirty vote of thanks was il-nilcrr-il Mr Stcivnri which he dilly tli'kll0\\'ll‘(l[,'l‘~(l. The meeting irloseil with the singing of The island ilyiiln. sung by .lliss .lucquliilo Mac- Donald unil Mr. l). l‘ll|_£',.’\l' Shaw, oi:- ctinlpzillinil by Mimi Marjorie Sto- avurl. Next ll‘I‘llllI_V, llitl ilrociieillugs lvlll tulle the form of :i llfilllllt‘, is '1 l3 peso Llilurniintl l)l*lll'l'lll1llI ul (‘lit all into, Mt". ILIII lliirnuri will! llouil off for nlltllllilii-fl Wlilli‘ Mrx’ lIi-iilh Sulillilclt." will i-lninlpiiill ilinl ("hiss ,1, I

.'__.___40->_%___

"i

t » - l PERSONALS

‘Mrs, Mary Alclti-nzio of Wood- ‘stoclt is ill the i-iiy on n vii-zit, to her mother, .\ll's. l-I. ll. Nomon,‘ Print-o Sirl-i-t. ,

Mr. Ninicon lti-i-uun. Ycriloli Riv- EI‘. is! lilllfiili! lllis morning on u wcll cariu-il vacation, lu ltoston.

Mr. illlil Mrs. .l. \'. llurplly, Viunl on ltircr, are ii-uviug this tnornlng for Boston and New York on u holi- day trip for two weeks.

The many frieuils. of. Mr, tIOIIII, Maclilnis, \\'1ir.."lo<-, iii-s pleased in; know lllill hi‘, h; rclwivelfillg slowly] after u serious iii-riiliiiit wvhii-li ow," curred 2t short time ago. ‘ ‘i Miss hlurgzirei .li.'inaglizln. Kin- kora, has cliicreil llll‘ (‘iiy ilospi- tal, where she was operuivil on for nppeniliritls on Weilnesilriy liisi. Her many frli-nils will he pleased to know she lH ])l‘Il';.',l‘(‘SSllll.',' favor- ably. .

Vote Standing —11-i ilic vote standing‘

to date In" the popular hall player contest being staged by the Green-

. illlceil

Feb. 10th and 12th. Fullness Bros, - " 265l-I1-123i _,

FOR SALE-l GUERNSEY COW .

also heifer cnlf.,, Apply llfllllfll’

- i FOR SALE on TO car-nous: y.

ers and llllg lately added it .\'i'lll' [lillfltlllg in. lfis many iltcflllllllrsll- motifs. The most’ ouistaiuling iti- stzince of this was the Stilgo Set- tings for lluililles. [he war ploy pro- _ by illc (‘zinaillalr Legion. 'lh.s si-ttlilg, ii French peasants Ilomc, war-i very beautiful and show- ed excellent fidelity to detail. Zllr. llelvztr in ill present rsngageil in painting the booths u; (ireenlvich Village which will‘ he repllces of that. Bohemian quarter. it is worth whilo iostop in st the Market BlllIlIlnK and look over some 0i Mr- llelvnrti finished proililcis. Vis- itors who have seen thnsi: llil\'(‘ Iiecn surprised nnil plea-soil iii ihc bouuly of these booths pnriiclllariy the Pirates Den and Pig Whlsllv. The children i-ry out. with iii-light lll- ll rllflht of Jlggs and Maggie. Mr. Dowur will ho continuously engag- illldll ‘Ills Wfirk for nevcrul day-q. lll fact llc huts put offfli-nvilig for

Olill I llollzl

Orle oi the largest and best equipped Hotels In Eastern

‘Ilonl David MarDoilnliI of (ilcn- iilman was ii iuisscngel" on the western trnin ycsierilay afternoon for Sllmmersille, wlicro he wil spend the week end the guest of his brother. Rev. .l. .l. Alui-Doilnlil.

iMrsMDaviil Sutherland, who has, spent the past few week in Chnr. Iottctown. u guest tit The Russ. leaves this morning on return l.o llalifax- She will he armmnnilirll by her son, .\'lr. Gordon Sullicrlilnil o1’ the ‘C. ll. Staff, Monvion who ilrriveil lust night.

Eastern Guardia

Uf-‘DANCING Montague. Monday night. Odd Fellows Hall. Wagner's 2701

Orchestra. PI FILE-FIX _ xrealment Tile Wnrlllhl (ii-mint Remedy sliilm. Instant ltellef. (WI-y tinder) ‘Wind Today for li-Dily IFREE Treatment. 1 Tlll‘; I’lI.I'i-I~'l.\'. CO. Dept. N. ll‘! Dunllnil Street Emit TORONTO, (‘.\.\‘i\lll\.

(‘n nqllerell Ily

Philip Chandler, North Milton.

FOR sALc-i ssoono" ‘HAND

. 2687-11-13-21 '

No. ii Daisy Hot Water Furnace. ‘f also 1 no. l6 Gldhedlcatcr. ~-

‘ _ - ‘ 1-7 its splendid table. Courteous 51325318ttvlacwarmngizsfiziloli;3|" service to all Guests. Tele- H9!" W8 M" 111"" "ll"? ." |ll FOOMI- thousands ol ‘dollars In

Clllldi- f‘ ‘ ' a 120 rooms, 44 of which have private bathe. Completely renovated in the put few years. Few Hotels throughout Canada and the United States have

llilTEl.

Since’ H taking

over this

ros SALE-A raw PAIRS 0F the highest grade foxes for

ered in the Can idn National

. iTEAVE-N Ann lieu. sweosn- '3

how's agent work on the life

mid. Over 400 pases- Only 25¢

breeding purposes.‘ All roglst- n‘

after death and a real world he- I ,_

i‘ .port ilefensive the score would have ' ntonnleil tin it higher flgiure.

AND IN

Tl NS

“llllllll Illllllll

l5¢

PAC KAo ES

HALF-POU N D VAC UU M AIR-THEN?

“t.

i

a Fine smoke

SAVE THE PokER HAND lnsl-znr CARDS They are valuable A

/ ’ i

’Al

i lllE PIIINIIE ‘Elllllllllli

Probably. the Alorry Widow Waltz

alias lit-cu one of the most populurnhtlt many .frui_n written and who

hits of melody cvci- Wlltilldllt‘ long ilwllllfill ])l‘(!:~ik‘Illil- tiinl of rotr. Striihcl-nfs greatest pit-- tilri- l'(‘i'lll\'t‘ri.s' its first presentation ill llll! Print-o Edwuril 'l‘lleairu Weil- ut".‘<ilzly' cvonlng- PriiiIn-zsili- Will-moi" will fPlZ-‘Ill.’ its ilziirons- with gflllll! most ili-llgllifill Hillilllrlllllfis‘.

“'l‘hv .\li-rry Widolv" i.-: Iiciug shown from \Vl‘(llli‘!~lllily in Sutur- ilrly, lltli only til llll‘ silllli‘ |lI‘ll'l'\

.l.] -0lIL3l(l8 the cityl ure~oniy in town Saturday! uiuy i-njov the privilege of seeing ihi.i gli . ful sniper lllClllfl‘._ ‘I

'l‘lli- \\ vlt-i-nil slilHV tir<lin;i‘lly'

which n|i1iliest-\'t=i"y' mlil week,

Si. F. X. l-‘irll hur~lt—~Mlthont-y. llillVtli-I -~ hlollngllalll, liill-iii null .l. (iilislinlm.

Qutirii-rs Aiulcnlati, Millin- Young.

ihorvldtrils-Jllcfilltlypay. V. ‘Altm- Doilzllil, ltaukiar, J. .l. IIii-lhnalil, (Capt) R. Macho-an, ‘H. Sutherland, Mlllllflel Aloe-Donald. ' ' ‘" Sgarcs_—l_l. S-illivnn, D. Moran, inlmy."

, st/iiuiletink‘ ‘F-lll-budk-dlllllenl. . .ilnivi'l~"-—(l. f-lclj-ofilalth. ilormlcv,

Niui-Nt-ill.

and

Sullivan,

l

plziyw-ilgil ihc Prince hidwzlril and iiilll"‘z°""wq" Dmmhy: ' ' ' regular prlciis. featuring lloot _Glb-| Qm‘r"""_"°g“n" Flemmmg» Cm“

soil si-rlul and cillnotly- shown zit the "Sirnnd and with these two lll|l'lI('Il(lll.~'. Aluunger (lfllllll-Zllflli is planning on trait-ring to moru pniriilh; lliilll for il liitig iilnv. ‘

SAINT IIIINSIAN

I FROM Xillflllilill .5 Ill

Q_.

Ely (“TEC_")- S. D. U. 5; S. F. X. 0 .l~‘.incl'giug from

above afternoon hut. greatly ltzlilillto their prestige I (lllflilllillll-f lliii inst and (‘lt.'\'Hi' $1.‘, Francis Xuvlr-i" fifteen‘ by a swirl‘ of 5 itl 0. l It was n. heroic game. crammed

yes teriliiy

to llnisli, with. the white having the better struggle nil the Wllly.

pluni the oval illrixzily bctwcvn Lh0' SLICK-i. .loc Flemming.

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