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I. SEPTEMBER 1e, 1926 I

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.FFEEi

Central

8. A. MIeDONALUB Millinery opening Friday afternoon. 1933

MRS. PATRICK DELAHUNTV announces the engagement. of her daughter Annie Josephine to Mr. ‘Gilbert Frederick Connors. Marri- age to take p ce Iql-rly in October lat Detroit Nil I8 il.‘ 1928-9-16-11

"see LAYING comes-r

m9 wcck was 679. “[9 \\'lIH 30.194.

Tm. Experimental help hlq. 11.7 Hm Mpg the Contest wi ulnis 12-)? e555) Mr- 3V9": H?‘ 2,8 hen No. 59 is secon wth

i, ¢_ lien No, 150 is foilrt-h with it

film

Iiolvntfs

Plum f

GREEN GAGES

FANCY BLUE ' PLUMS

Eleven Quart Basket

l)AMSONS (llQuartl $1.25 PRESERVING PEARS .. . . $1.45

Jenkins & Son (“ii

with 170.8 points (1606 eggs); EX-iceii U16 9 89m ‘ perlmental Station pen of W. L. No. ii"- Delia- Thh toll-Ii number 0f 638s laid for .1 is third with 1686.1 points (1858 Brick M0076. 50!! 0i MP- 990786 M- The {M3110 eggs); Mm F, Hamday-s 3_ R_ 15 Moore. Marriage to take place ear-

1651.3 points (1052 iyln October.‘ i» ‘

filurth with eggs); Mr. Harry Hyde's

eggs); Mg wit-h 1630. seventh with 1609

points (18

points (230 eggs) Mr. Joseph eggs); Mrs. Ered Mcintyrtrn w_ [,_ Tiililiei‘ Wiil Diwcii- "IlneVs hen N0. 188 is flfthlare eighth with 1490.5 pniiflg (15-t with 212.6 points (199 eggsnrrMr. 95 eggs); Experimental Station pen alum.“ ‘W.E“.§u5i.i19nv_lv;é 1.1.) is ofhYV. L. No. 3 is ninth witlli_ 1468 Dons were held and while the Dob

EiXiiI with 2.1. p0 til; (m. eggs). no is c1769 eggs); Mr. Clifford H I I pt; Harold Lairlls pen oflB. R. hitrlllwens pen o1 B. R. are 10th’ “g “H n 168,511“. tontest to date with 1736.- with 1466 points (1552 egggnExqh ‘I h M swims (1689 eggs); .\Ir. Everett perliuental Station pen of B, R, are 9° vein er °~ pen or W. L. is second 11th with 1444.4 points (1653 eggs.)

Week

I

85¢

_ pen of 240.4 is. n. is fifth with 1032 points (1477 _ G. F. Connors ls sixth MUM" Jimmie’ points (1873 eggs) Mai" , 0 i! i197 eggs) Mr. Harold Lai-rds Talniage Foster's pen of B. R. isiuiurci‘ i“ 11 m m" “m1 is‘ Miilsfi“ r . . . . t

ivlil‘. WlLLlA.M'W‘#.'8I-I‘announ- i‘»of his daugh-

ae to r. George Fred-

enssevteiilnb szavlce - ln ii-Iarli 54 wart Hail at 3.30 p. ni. CONGRATULATIONS -In Ward 5 West In the house where two

rogrebs a bouncing baby boy was lforn m‘ Mr. and Mrs.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT - The Trustees of the Protestant Orphan- age are pleased to announce the re- ceipt of $74.65 from the Baptist and Christian Churches of East Point per Theo. J. Robertson. This col- lection is most acceptable just now

and these churches are to he cou- ygratulated oil the splendid amount

p-aised for the Maintenance of the lliustitution.

i ENJOYED VISIT —- Harold P. lMacPhail, Albert E. MaoPhail. and tparty have returned to Hyde Park, lMal-ismftér having spent a "ilelight-

'ful" vacation with their parents at

iSouthport and friends in various ipnrts of the island. These popular young men who hold high poslttionst at the Condib Electrical (iorpora- tion have thoroughly enjoyed their visit to dear old i’. E, I. having motored down in llielt- trusty "Mal- lboliln."

S. A. MacDIONALUS Fall (ipeu-

ing takes place tomorrow ZllilCf-Izlnd M595‘ ‘ 1933

noon. WELL KNOWN TRAVELLER DEAD -- Mr. liortfNoivsninc of the (‘. N. It. Shops received a telegram yesterday announcing the death oi‘

l; L‘ Iv"

Ono Innorfllili Four lunertlonio Eight inacrtiuml .

l Agents Wanted

only some EXTRA MONEY BE-l ‘IIIIWII now ztud Christmas. $10. to ‘i211. onslly inndc iveckly in spare ‘lilulc, inking orders for "imperial Ari“ I'i‘I‘Si.‘~Ilfii (‘llrititmus Cards. llrcryoiic n cilstouler. 'I‘aki~

ittlc-vi: now, Ii(‘II\’(‘l‘ litter. tidberzil"

(Iillllilii-ISIIHI. Scull for free sum p,» book. Ilritlsh ('IlIlil(iIiill, 5i "Icliiugtoil Weill. 'l‘oronIo.

' A. W. lIl-l2l.

For Sale FOR SALE—BELL PIANO. FIRST class I'I)llIiiii()II, apply before, Slept. 1T, it» .\lr=i .l. A liuticrson Tryou. lSflii-ll-i-l-li

FOR SALE-TWO BIKE SULKYS also driving wagon. Apply .l. .\. Alt-Donald, Auctioneer, Qlilfcii Sin-cl . 1907-14-41

NR SALE-MY FARM OF 100 acres on ilrackley Point Road. 6 IlliiUS from Churlottotoivn. XVIII it-ll willi or without crop. Henry PIZIIIH, iiracklcyn 18S9-9-15-3I.

Situations Vacant

l BIG $5 PRIVATE CHRIST- _ mils Greeting card sample Jionk free; men and women jtilready making five dol- ‘lirli up daily, in spare time; 0X~ [lei-lance or capital unnecessary. Jlllrretson Company, ilrantfortl. ‘ft/Ontario. s. v. sent. 1-211}- .____________i_____., IIAKE MONEY AT HOME--MEN . IlIlI] women can earn $1 to $2 all limit In spltfo time writing show- cirdi. No canvassing or solicit- iiilf- \\'o instruct you and supply mi with work. Write today. The lieiicnltt Company, Limited, 43 t-vilonlnlnn Bliiitliug, Toronto. ,» , . S. V. tf.

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'1‘0 Let- %".’_

. ‘ro tar-corner: 2s KENT sr. All modern convonlenccs. Apply iIP-fl. Livingstone, 56 Kent Bt- ,_

1901-9-14-31

..._.______

Found

.__%___i________ THE REMEDY FOR WEAK RAD- io IIIIIsic, a net of new B. litter- ies from iho island tiled ,Co..

Stow. Kent st. . 1119-3; yeoti

\=-______ FOUND — SHOE, ,\SI|IJBI‘(\ oil/MY

‘Wanted 1-» -.j

1 i; “- ' . "(WAN Wain-s Wonk av THE iii)" Annly 31 Connoii Street. illil-Il-IO-fll. a ‘ .

ANTED-FREEBTONI plfiooov ““"“-i'*» apply ll 0. (Jlark, Bock- ylllc, N, i;

isgi-eni-ili WANTED _ court: FURNISH-

w iiiiimii or furnished house. (fiiii! d ‘PDII-‘liiéf board ilmflroom '" Illle reference ring 409-1..

O-lli-Ii.

;~—--__________ XXFARM WITH OR WITHOUT Bl. one In INova Scotia.

f CLASSvIFYIED ADVERTISEMENTS

. 10c par Iinii of 5 wnriill ilc per lino of ii word» 7o per line of IS wnrdii

Female Help Wanted

house work. Apply Guardian O fico. Refcrencou required.

WANTED A GOOD GENERA

1.30. 5 and 6.30.

Apply "C" care of Guardian.

Male Help \_Vantcd

ployment for Barbers. Becom expert in 8 weeks. Write Mole

Halifax.

thirty pnirs foxes.

- as; salesmen and

..__¢.

1368-19-1mo.

,_________

ADVERTISER WILL BUY USE Ford any model. ray House ncnr ""1""-

1918-9-15-21

BUV YOUR’. RADIO A PAIR O

St. l

Stfiffl Kent‘ st.‘ “

taln u local broadcasting by buying their ‘ ' Tubes from the Island Radio C

er Dealer

to. purchase a new. rebuilt

them.

Boarder; Wanted

, iii Stat ,~A_ Scar-ling.‘

‘i gq: -: ‘ . ‘hi8-

° - W i I WIIEIZbiIlornfliiCgZ-rIEB-QE: to Mr. nnd Mrs. 3. y. Wright. - T ' u 1.3m son. , i

WANTED-—A MAID. APPLY 151

l» lflustou St. 1901-1131

WANTED-CAPABLE GIRL FOR

maid, country girl preferred. Ap- ‘Mme (mumpinnt ply 5 Euston St., between 12 and Wm‘

igxpgpuglyggg MA"; WAN-rm; and upwards. ‘dry. 2nd.

m6 EARN'NGS' STEADY EM_ Junior llerd. 2nd

Barber College, Department "F" Y 3.1.H_5uf the offspring of 1. con,

WANTED—A MAN TO WORK ON

farm by month or ycni‘. Highest " ' ' wages. Apply to Mflflill PERSONALS Power, li-ferinliid.

1S20-9-10tfii WANTED-A GOOD-STEADY FOX mull. Married. Oct 1st for ruin-h,‘ Salary and bonus on pups raised. (Ilia) I). F. Reade, 712 Main St. IMOIiclOlI, N. il.

WANTED-TWO MEN TO ACT collectors In

ifhigs County. one in Murrny

Harbor District and one ill Sourls " _

District, also one in Portage dug“ Amy "m"! (’Lq?ii"“_fi]d::2

District. Chrineo for advance-iii“ “"3” a“ 5M v e ‘a ‘

mnnt. Milst ho well rccmunieilti- (t°ii*‘l¥°- .. ‘

ed. Apply by letter or In por- -"i—".

son to Mr. George iiielifontaine Mi?“ iiiifliiiiy 30'4"" iii“ Yfiiiiiii"

munngcl‘. Singer Sewing Co" day f0!‘ iiiiiiiiiii “hem “he W M‘

Charlottetown. 1710-9-3-2wks tend Ladies Colleéiii- .lnscgnancous Mr. Jordan Christie of New York

A. LIACKIE, VETERINARY SUR- gcon has changed his residence

_ g3 Lmng Edward Hltgtaagfspylfimne Master Joe Hunter son of nlixand ' ' ' - Mrs. J. W. Hunter left yesterday JNO A MCDONALI; LAND for Scotland where ho will Coiiiiiiiie

ksui-veyor, i-iermanvlile, i’. E. i"

Enquire Mur-

liviliy new ii. iinltcrles. ifci "W!" from tho Island Radio (.o.. K011i 1719-3-3I-cod . _______ i’i-i'E name BUYING PUBLICIIM my _ to purchase their tubcs niitl Ital-h - , ‘ _ tbrieg at‘ the‘ Inlllnd Rndio to.‘ ‘ ilil-li-(ll coll

1 ‘ MAIN- ROM THE P U0 To sumo“ In tho province. while In the city Batteries nnl

17194“, on“ )liickcy.

A. MILNE FRASER. TVPEWRIT-i of Halifax. is at liil‘

Victoria Hotel. Any on" “'“"‘",‘,f?sn|»t. 15 to Mr.‘ and Mrs. aén wus-

poi-tnhlo Tymwrlter should iii‘ him there between 6 - 7 i). iii- “it

1BR" W0!" i"!!! i!“ Wm m" mm" ‘ilnnnitni. sent, 12th. lo Mnantl Mrs.

_;,¢ ;;,_-~** his brother William ii. Ncwsome.

aged 60 years of Toronto Mr, NCWSOIIIO ivns one of tho best known commercial men in Camilla, and lic is especially well known iii -i‘riuce Edward island where he I‘ has been coming for tho last fort

years‘. ’i‘lie funeral _will be held in Toronto Friday afternoon. iio lea- ves Io mourn il. wife and one son in ’I‘oi‘oiito, and his only brother llcrt of this city.

ISLANDERS WINNINGS AT ST. JOHN EXHiBlTlONr-Bull 3 years and upwnrtls, 1st lugs

l‘ with Sciwcotl Diiy Droilni;

1,8182 _ t Senior Xcnrliug. 1st. lugs nnd Sony‘ , __ J Bull Sonic-r flail‘ 2nd, lugs and Songiii 511°” i" “Wit

L ilull Junior Cali‘, 2nd; lngiaaud Son. lugs alld Sou; Selwood Day Dream Cow, -i years aild upwards in milk,‘

‘ 1st, lugs and Son; Cow, 4 years lugs and

Son; Low, 3 years dry, 2nd, lugs 3.23.1! and Son; Cow‘. 2 years, lsi. lugs

and Sou; licifcr Junior yearling, lst. and 3rd lugs nnd Son; Heifer Junior Cnlf, 1st, lugs and Son; lugs aiid Son; Senior Herd. 2nd. lugs and Son; 'l‘hrcc Animals the get of 1 bull, 2nd, lugs tint! Son; Two Animals 2nd, lugs and son. -

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Mr, lienry Lapthoruc has return- cii from it visit to Toronto.

Mr, H. W. VanBuskirk of Halifax is ill iho city.

i Mr. F’. (i. Spencer Si. IIHIIH is Iii tllc city.

‘Dr. W. B. and. Mrs. iipnry and son of Toronto ilreifi‘ the 6H5’. '

(‘ityls visiting here the guest of his hrothar-ln-lalv. Mr. B. W. Le- Pnge, Upper Prlhce Street’.-

hiit education. ills father accouiviiii lcd liim as Iar as Montreal. ll

Tho ninny friends of Mil. A. J Rolllngs, North Rusticn, are glad to learn that he id steadily Improv- ing lifter ilniIergoi-nlt a aorloua oli- eratlon in the P IE. island ‘Hospital.

Li 4

D

F A motor party consisting of Mr.

i'IIi(l Mrs. W. (i. Pa son. (lrayling, illicit. Mrs, II. M. J-iavor Wash- lilgton. i). (Y. and Mrs. J. B. ‘FIR-b tcrslcy. 'l‘olcrio 0.. is vlsiflnghln

,4...

MI‘. w. L. “OBI. ulrlinntifnrqsl- dcnl Legislative ilolird Dial“. and Ii‘... Ottawa. is spending a vacation

| ho WRH the guest of Mr. Jae. Hic- oikoy. (‘. N. it. englneer_ and Mrs.

BIRTH! ilWAGNER —- At the City Hospital.

P incr, a ilaughtow l McLAINE -- At the I’. E. Island

iii. Preston McLaine, n daughter.

_ — Nciln Rinlhcsnn.

.. WRIGHT -_. At the General Hou- Toronto Ont. on September

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f 4.51. .l. Pv" lW-QIIT

d Suflyday Sept; flflgsbyterlan’

tiEililBEiFiT-‘li t , TIIE PRINBE EDWARD

Th. Bible’s Greatest Vividly Through Screen. '

The biggest Paramount picture of the year, "The Wanderer," which has been heralded far and wide for many months as even renter than. either. "Tho-Covered Egon" 0l"“Tii6 Tent-lilo mand-

_ Iillwljldt Theatre. lust alight. £01: an extended engagement. . ~11 The story was adapted for the hereon by J. T. O'-Don0hoe from the stage spectacle of the same, name by Maurice Snmuels. Produced by Raoul Walsh, who made Fair- banks‘ "The Thief of Bagdad,“ "Tile wandered." featuring Ernest Terrence, Greta Nissen, William Collier, Jr., Wallace Beery, Tyrone Power‘ and Katlilyn Wil- liams in the principal roles is the story of the Prodigal Sou. the First Black Sheep of long ago who left home for the wine, women and song of u wicked city. ‘ '

Young Collier, as Pether, son of Jesse, (played by Tyrone Power)

the monotony of ills pastoral life and of the angry chidlng of his harsh brother Gaol. A passing caravan glvc-s him a glimpse of the beautiful courtesan Tisha, (Greta Nissen) and an ambition to see the great city beyond the IiIIlS. Des-

and the maiden (Kathryn Hill) he demands his portion and. panied by the thrift Tola (Terrence) leaves for the city, where he learns to drliik and dice and falls into the allure of the siren Tisha. ills portion squandered in idle and luxurious life. he finally risks all that rc- innins to him at the tiicing table- Tisha, vexed that lie is unable to buy her a necklace she craves, transfers hcr ilfftttflifliii! to Pharll-i, (Deci-ft‘) a giant sen captain Jealous ‘and ilcspi-rnttv. JPIIICI‘ yields to the tempting of ’l‘ol:t to

lite," came at last» t0. the. {wince-tier with ll . er is toffstiBhg fiirliimflsfd he is.

patriarch of Hebron, is weary of

pits the ‘entreaties of his mother

accom- disslpated spend-

Romance Living‘ the Magic of the

piiiy with loaded dice. is discovered

iiél‘. _Ali_ut;~ffie‘;iurd‘ of Jllpl chann- dralvn hack into tbe-‘nét. Tisiia deiilnlids a proof of his lovc—hc must renounce the (iod of Israel and sacrifice to Ishtar. Jetlier, at first revolteti. at lust yields. lie makes oblatlon to the strange god- dess, but before the words of apos- tasy to the God of his Fathers are spoken, a prophet breaks in upon the sacrilegioua feast, and calls down a curse upon the idolators. The luau of -God is attacked by the drunken revellers‘;- .let.lier springs to his. defense. LIIIISHCBUZID- lug tho vengeance of heaven, for lightning cleaves the. sky, tlic stutuc of Ishtar crashed‘ to the

hall tottei‘ nnd the roof Iiiuiiders in upon the appaled throng.

After many tribulations the pro- digal returns to his home~changs ed,,ill, ill rags. Tidings of Jet-hens aposlasy‘ are brought iodcsfie and he is" unable to forgive his son uii- tii ihc luiraculous intervention of the prophet brings about a recoil- cililition and the feast is spread to celebrate tho wandererfis return and his betrothal to Naomi.

‘What ii theme for motion pic-

ture! And how perfectly William (Iollicr. .Ir.. portrays the role of the wuyivaril son! ' The Fox news and liathc ilcviow rouullctl out {he pictorial program A splendid musical program by the nuguinclltcli Prince lfitlivzirtl 0i‘- choslrit greatly oilhiiilvoii the show- ing oi‘ “'I‘llc \Viliiilc.rui"' which will be rcpczlicd today.

Western Guardian

—CELEBRATlNG—Qilitc a lllllll‘ bcr of voters lind not rot t-vci- Ibo effects of the election up to ycstcr- ‘duyvnnd were celebrating by an ov- cr indulgence in the ilicllriiilillg Iicv vcrago. Several drunks wcrc zirrosl- ted. -

—SPLENDID COMtPANY.-— Tho Mao i')(i.\\'i\I‘IiS players tipclloti a four days oiigugiimclit lit the (limpi- itol 'l‘hcziti'c, Silnrmcrsitle, last

and snndnighl, prcscutiug Judy (Hirallyn “nuddicrc are some sillcuilltl actors Ill milk“ [minim], Hhmnmgs ml. U“,

Ilic couipiiliy and Idle viiudcvilll- is

——A VALUABLE ANIMAL. ~.\Ii'. Ernest Harper of Carleton Siding. 1'1. i., has purchased a Holstein

IP. blill calf from .I. Waiter Jones of.

Buubury lFarin. (Thni-Ioiicioivil which should be n great. ussct, In his owli fine licrd us well as to iil-‘

dairy herds of tho community lic- ‘

ing line bred of Mr. Jones‘ rcry best stock. Ho is a son of Pietro Echo Abbekcrk and biaritilue .\ltir- garct Abbekerk. The sire is it fliil brothel" the only Island-broil cow to cxirevli

1,000 lbs Ilutter iii a year and she,‘

made hcr performance lit the tend- er age of thrcc years. Another flill sister, fresh before two yours of age gore 16,515 lbs oi‘ niilk in hcr first Inctntlou. The sirc of AIrul-iarpcfs blill- is an “XX" bull of grcat show type and at present heads tho herd of W. E. Wallace ti’: Solis, Ponobsquia, New Brunswick u sister of tho dam of Mr, Harper's

butter production for any cow of any breed. under five yearn otage.

bull . holds tho world's rccorgl for 4

They nro daughters of the. aco of - Cituadinn‘ sires, Prince (‘foianflluzi i

Abilpkcrk. I —Mlss Fannie, Got,si_on' tit-rived lust night from Bostonian ‘a vlkit):

l-Mlsn Ruth ‘simmé slimmer- sido loft. on Saturday to Visit, I101‘ sistci‘ iii Augusta. Malnc.. .

~-Mrs. Arthur Crosby nf- ‘Sfllltii Bend. lud._ is the gilest. of Miss Jessie Strong. Silminersltie;

- DEATHS ~

STEVENSON-mt hill home In

New (iiiiiiiimvt Suiii- 14* Richard -w‘ - RIIWIIICiIIIZ \lcQu'lid to second - , (in m; and Mrs, '1‘. Dunning Bos- - . Iv . -ginunds to Illlt-Qiiaid who holds Imll Smvehlamhggetd fguyealléiglrgiggllillg tony tylirsoJ. W. Egan lloston 111's. Miiiliii iiiiiiiiig iilfiiW-‘i 0i!!- 31"‘ ‘allowing the foriiler to go to first > fiiogstliziliaresiiicnce ltonNew (‘his his Feeliuu Mt. Stewart bliss Zliiia Cam‘ iiriwi“ 0"“ "Woiigh D‘"“i"‘.°~" Iiiiiifi‘ IVY-ills! - BREPS fiill) Nlfiiili- . . . . .

goiv Cemetery. Please omit flour

of Lily Echo Poz-ir-h. /\

' ---.\liss Aiilliecut SiIUlll-f. of Ii‘. W.‘ Strong Co, Ltd. Suniuicrsiile has rctnrncd from Si. John wbcre Kilo bu.- bccn iittcildlpg lhc fail iuii~ llnery tipcniligs. —- so} --— Mi‘. Isu. .: You vlilli to marriage mlni- iluuglilcl‘. oli‘!-—vcil, (rolild-ynll lend pic three thousiin‘ pounis for twelvi- wocks initoilt security‘! _ MI‘. .lncobs (readily): Vlly most

certainly I could, Mi‘. lsautzs. iiuli I voilliliri. Nil". isnzlcs: Tziklwhcl" mluo son. __._-_<-e>--~~-

liiilllliiiWi chcrrlcs and wholcniits

top of it whltc-Icctl cake.

phone: In roomi-

Rate: $4.00 to $5.00 w‘ Q day

“inldo 2C. ‘Niel-hunt’ i-‘rcilcriclon (i. '1‘. Mclnelny St. .lolil‘i N. ii. Mrs. .l. ‘B. ‘Piatterslcy 'l‘oledo Mrs. H. .\I. llowe Nvashlugtoil I). C. Mr. nnd .\II‘,»'. w. o. Parson tirnyliiil: Mish-

. ii. .\1, Stevens Halifax liiirolil D. out by Mt-Guilzail. Jow ilaiifax E, L. ilurdcn Trllro R-

Wniior Toronto ii. u. vnnilusilirk iiuiilnx o. A. Purclll st. sterile“

FPMHX“ M, mewar, m“ names the hit goes for ilnugliijhtiivcvei‘ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ 'Mlm_‘ “MM Egan when O'Lcnry

I-igii n Boston M

Iiuiniliutcd and reviled. I-ie breaks thrqilglt thedruJiii n crowd, that mocksyhiiingndgpafi T131111, Whm" i!" . .M8‘»th'ef. rnis of Piilififl. in." ‘v-ejigi i‘: ‘Qpclflll (Han Ion an leaves

ground. the pillars of the Ilanquci ‘ '

iuunii flied out Io Lyuds iii third. M lijirluuc scored on -Ilic play.

limes finally gels It, iticc siulzlc to

left field MoQuiilgl takes onc as g,.,,r,._i\ll.\.iu,rs 7; 3mm 7‘ Lynda goes down to be, touchcil

The play was Eighth Inning ‘Viiiiiexiiiiiiiteii ‘diilquiim ‘Dims Anchoi‘s—-(,‘amcrnii strikes out.

MCFfiFiiUiI‘. for the first free ridc oi‘ the, ganio. “USS W Sum,“ (my “3 p; Phillip; hot‘ one through Saunders at third

A ~ 153"-

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V’ I I _ . ,

t‘ 1/ , —~ - ", . , .ooooouooooooopooooooqo owloorwooosooveooooo/x Every package oi Winchester Cigarettes contain: a poker hand insert card. '

Save these inserts-they are valuable in exchange tor packs of high-grade playing cards, etc.

llclnis TAKESIARS,

easily worth the price cf admission, blit real baseball, typical oi‘ the .»\n- chors iiiid Stars was lacking. (llu Iii": “HMS U" Kimiliii "hflmieil- Willi who 0i‘I‘()l'.‘<l, ullolviiig Dcui _ ittlc or no heiuiivoik uscd in ihrtnviniamnm] m 5H,“. Fran“, lug to iiiifivi-i iiiitl UH! falls Hiivfliiiiil: doubles to left field. Dutchy going more than once. Thcro weren't. a lo third. Saunders grounds II) pliiycr working on the infield 1'tirj.\IcQuaiil who throirs Dutchy out CIIIIUI‘ tctini who did not got iiiio lit iioiuc pinto. Cronin grounds to the terror (ZOIIIIIIII. llowevci‘ us isi-iiiiciliiiy Willi (iiiiiilieii Francis tr)“ mcntlonctlzibovc, the set-to .liiid i!!! i0 HIPHI IIHIIIP.

its fcuturcs, onc of which was thci Siiiiii-r-VICVHTP)’ i-Iiiiililiih‘ Hill I0 l-(yusistonl ham": M Ed Lynda h“; nilIPily Diiinioull. lilll ltynu hunts third siu-kcr oi‘ ttlic Stars- -1.ynds "i" m M"i"i"‘iiii!(‘~ Bulge!‘ hits bccu bulltillg for 1000 in ilic gmimd“ i’) Dempsey “mi i“ “all? U" ‘us, W," games, gemng eight hi“, the ilIliCi‘S‘l'IiiiiilI(‘-. Lyuds again in as utility trips to the i‘lli)f)(li‘. An- ‘ins bCmHHMIY Smgmlg u’ m“ Diilifl‘ fcuturc of ycsterrdayfl-t clash iwld'_ ‘mfllmld dnvps a SONIC!" was m" 1mm (hump m right’ by iiliiv-iltiii tlirnilgh short right field (lcorgc Francis, when :1 hit int-tint Igijofmf. Bulgoig‘). "~‘_"_“,t‘ “(Qua aw"? tho clcuiiiilg of tilic ' Iiaseii which A "r m“ U" I'm“) s "Wmlmw