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nous _ vgériit1_1_'ii1 in llr._nnu`u A- Editors Tiiree Million Dollar Photograph.
Seturdby night we will have an op- Mile. Verlet herself has become an
pm.tun|¢y_ to '|,e,_,_,u||9_ ve,-|9¢_ the ;an;thusi;istié: Co€i;3di;ln.h While she is
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H _ 1iittle_ Belgian Queen of Song as "Y mil; the _ H119 P60011!-lon she has
_ ~ ~ _“W .|51 |°“°5’Y °"1i9$’ ‘P he’ ""1 received-in Canada has caused a great
"' ‘ ' 1 _' . 1 1. boxing country- near Brussels. ' é~ affection to growiup in her heart for `1 e. Valet came to Canada dir ct the people of th s country. So she 3';-lA‘_p|_E'y___‘M Kell,” Cross oct__24’ from the Paris Grand Opera Com- is very happy singing her way into lglthgrine Helen; daughter Mimi, “Q pany where she was premier colors- the hearts of her new friends.
M"°i.i1J.1-P_,_Brad1°y_ - ' ,_ ` tuiéotroprang. hSl:\e had 2;. ba-iilliant 'iée-_ Saturday night’s concert will be an _ ' ‘ pu_a on w c s e acqu re n mu 1- ,invitation affair and- the musical lov- Msgnu-|-T I Ch I tt t , L cal centers of Europe, and her com-'ers of Charlottetown will be there in “th Hom 1',;ei:_ Magilhizttfi ;;‘;'l’Ii_erl;?‘;t ing to Canada has only increased har full force. This concert will bs 9, lung |M,,]D1qque_ panama today at L45 p_m_ fame. _Ferl Canadian music lovers looked for opportunity to hear the from his late residence 80 Euston st* were not _dt all dissappointed in wonderful golden voice of the gifted to Railway Human' thence to Malp_e_ Mile. Ver-lets marvelous voice, in Belgian.
i que where interment will take place siiiie iii iiiwgieai i°piiiii'ii°ii' 1 V17"
Sunda t 1 W
hisymeals at war _ohurci a 1 ani. from Presbyterian _ P1ol.lcs counr.-an .mann css.,
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$2 25 up
mi- been invited by the Cavendish Social
Central Drugstore , Service Council to visit that locality CAVENDISH CIRCUIT Sunday Oct
Mlnnrda Llnlment Cures Colds, Etc and explain the principles of Rotary 26th Rev M S MacKay, Debe NS “`
was heard before the court Yesterday Jud
It is an idéalkit and F ` MARRIAGES i sTeN1oc-sAPH-en ~iiiii°’" “"“°__res_erved_
giggce Saigsiséactioi '1_}'EwMAN_BRvENToN_ AL ,the -wanted see atl_(_llLssifled Column. St;l;EtA(‘};ll}l:\t§nt;‘E'l;lY‘l;JrE.‘;§e;‘eaMéi;{ _ ,.,_.,i _.._;._. 5 '__ A____f _ ij____. _ ' . -'_ -'_----.5._-'_-i .1
P .Home of the bride's parents by Rev.- PRINCEOF wALEs vs s. D. C, in Vsileyfield tomorrow at the usual ---~--- » ---J---~~~ ***f I
Th€Pm05 Bottles f,1'0IH ‘F. H.. Littlejohns on October 22, 1919 at Abegweit grounds today at 3.30. li hours. L_., ._ ~ - » ~ ‘ ~ _ 1 Z _ _ .- ' A "“ ' ` -- '*‘ 1' _,_ __
r Lillian Winnifred daughter of Mr. and --- ‘ W 'ii i' " "` ‘ “'" ""' " i i ' ` ' ' ` ' i " ‘ i'
1 ‘ _ "rM\`9`- J0i9Dh lBryenton of Union Road__ SEE 'TODAV'8 game between P. W °HANicEiRv`_Ti‘e ca” °f `r‘ i ` L A A i .
1 5 » ‘ 1 -'to Harry Henry Newman of Kingston W. C's. and St. Dunstan's. It will be Kilwh VS BOI10it Md Ratt-eubury was 1 _ ' A ' `
‘ , ‘ son of Mr. A1bert`Newman of Brack- a good one. _ 1 resumed at 1,1 a._. m. yesterday. Ons Q; 1 _ 1 _ 1 1 _' . _. _-'
E0 Ae ley Point Road. ol* two legal`pbinta'came up and the < `~ . ' _ .' `- '73 \ _' ' "f ' __ _ __ - 1 ~ -_ - no'rAnv.-'rhs Rotary clnu has Court adiourusd to meet at 11 today- A - ‘ 6,5) A
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- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ l=oo'raALl..-A gains nss been nr- enool<l=l£l.o claculr sunday PERSDN ALS f,f,,?;°“§,19§’;‘,ffne‘f,“,;'10ve mf ggieenif
_ 1 _ _ _ 1_5, ranged to take place at the Abegwelt Oct. 26 Mr. Sidney Bonnell B.A.,' will ri you as a brother, and to accept ,your
_ 1 _,.3 grounds this afternoon between Prince conduct services as follows: Hunter MF- F- B- Stewart has 31`1'i‘/Gd in wise ommcel at om. meeun B from
_ _ 1 . ' < 1 1 1 ‘__i,= of Wales College and -the second team River, 11, Hart-sville, 3 Brookfield 7 Charlottetown from Boston on a visit ' g
ii.: of St. 1Dunstan's. This will be the first Old time. i I i --_ i time io iime` Ymi have been ii iegiii`
game of the local intercollegiate ser- Mr. W. C. McDonald of Stellarton,
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0 AGENTS \_vAN'rED I 1 Los'r if
MANY MAKING $15 T0 $20_DAlLY_ and P. W. C.,idiu.lr\ond ringi. Finder
Churics lilai'shn1l,1 made X120' first, 19 please leltve at 20_ King Square, Re. hours inn-oduclng~"cAN DAS SONS ward. 1597-io-ielltr 3’
ANU (FREAT BRITAIN IN \\’OflI.»lJ WAR. Written by Canadians from battlefield notes and official records. introiluctiimi by General Currie. Au- thentic, ompicte story of Canadlrs gloriolls record. Unusiml opportunity for roturnerl soldiers and others. Outfit frcc. Winston Co.. Toronto. 1
1589-10-16t.lB6l
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FOR SALE ' _ _
FOR HALF.-THREE EXPRESS WAG-
ons in good repair. W. R. Bovyer.
Bunbury. 1784-10-24-M3lpd
, I<‘0li §AlllD_l_‘URE illllil) Ct)|llill<1 l‘l.'l’
l'lico $5.00. J. W. Rodd, I-liu'rll1l.rton.
1826-10-25-M8lpd
F011 SAI-lo.-HOUSE WITH 1\l0Dlo1lN
conveniences. Large barn and paint shun. ot 76 Ulmer Quglgn St.
2-10-2:1-Mslpd
roll sALs"1'wo sco'rcl-l_ col_l.|*E
pups, seven weeks old, eight dol-_ lars each. Sydney A. Enman.- '
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l"0ll §Alll‘}._HAMl'§.HlRE RAM, "EG- _ i's_tf~rod. thrclc your, old._AD1JJ¥. HWITY Green, Nortl Cardigan. ‘
1815-10-25'\f4l|.ld
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it Aclilos on' (soon LAND, o luunss ` f’ d" 9 i“"’i V °‘f~“"’°' *ww We *md
from Charlottetown. dltuated on lltlulpeque Road. Spring tthe door.
ouso and barn tnoreon. A ly X01. 5 " ' ‘ 1 ‘ .` - _ - i owner. _ G. ssntnsr. 1_ao9-io-iisiiiialnd . 18°.” “'35 M4' .
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Two year old pure bred Leicester ram- also pure bred ram lambs and
up ,i n ,,_ 1- .1 1 3,5," george- _'ro L111'1'.-_ olisl-1.' EIGHT oolus \o\i\i'n liioyialty.`i'enun1828-10-25-M12f zladfbaglg. 5:1/‘ot |.10'|i SALE ___ A-1- ¢A|,|.;l|,0§|A, Cn? at.. Phone 799. '_ '15-lr-io-lsnltr
acre f lil d d.At ol _
viiloslifoag? Cititslixrilii uric; all mach- WANTED
inery consisting of Rotary. Shin_le_ _- . _ 1 - .__ machi e, Pi r ahd atcher ec. -_ - . nsrssiin r°“° lei 1 Mhiid MALE »
or qu t an e. o eo
Iplmher Co.. Bellevue. 1 '
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l`(zvl}uSALli?i-_-:$0 ACRlg8b GOOD dlrhtlapr
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of standing lumber: any qua, tity s
manure on front or -farm. 'isltuat 3 '
at Nvlirth River,_ only tl-ve miles frdpm Char ottctown. Apply to _ J;osyiJ§‘_i_
Boisncr. on the premises. i
1785-10-22M5ipd
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lf'0l7l\'D-llliN(7lI KEYS. OWNER MAY
have some by applyin at Guardian
Office and paying for ghis nd. -
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‘ 1615-10-11Ml-:ilmopd
W_* I lmv l-i on' luv milnallsios A l~"rm\ - 3
ed red heifer, -Hi, yours old. Ownirif
m _> l _ ; ~ .1 l n1“.in..‘.“”ri’r.i.‘il.“i‘in'i°.§. f‘.‘3‘:€.'.’ 'iiéyiir °r1»'i 1111- _ _ iaio-io-an-lvlalpd
'ilu null .lourlal 'P D|1iP'1‘<F0||.
__ _ _ _ _ _ 1 - -_ - ` 1, match. After -the ceremony, Capt.`and ._
hgxrisiiiioiiiivgiriiog,i€isii§r?&°€g:§$$2:*1‘= .1 f ` . _Mrs Dilllcft on ithe morning for
'“ ' ` ‘if1;."visit eq United Etnies cities
- 'goinggto ‘ffl-alifox. whers the groom ' .is
1” lfeillployed as Qehior .Service Officer
I nm instructed by John B. Fiem- the 8.10. I1., after- it distinguished- re.
lng to sell by puiflle auction on his cqi*d’of oder three years in Franco. premises a`t Northllustino. on Wedncs~ 'fthe 'lipids an well and favor-“ply dwytiie sth or Novelnber, 1919. his _inuown in sunnnerslds, _ stock and implements. - sq-for many y‘s`srs_ The _ -. W- D-1MeC0UBREY. or-s host; df friends will
"li" cars cum-alan. 1'lss-io-as-MalT,,` . -"5 “_l.`l'A“°“°“°°"- .fnfi M":..Di,f'-'F-_sfnde
tors. All 1-itaillo at--pempillnt’ _brki fiulio. Hneclai prices on large queui- tities. Tho Job Printing Department o_f 'rho Island Guardian-.Publi»hlng1 Lo., 176 Kent St.. Charlottetnivn. -_
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hand pianoniior {;i¥\i€ti5':ll¢l\th`a`¥ii¥'}.’i§tie '
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Ml-rismnsl. on wn o crm. $Il;...,i‘ f1-;i__-11511 .1 ». 71 . "1-_ rf dm' 01 , _.`-_Ii _ -ig _g Yo -
ence t necennr . an 1-1-1:1. _ NURSING
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LOST-IN THE CITY ON SATUR- 1
the Victoria Hotel, a large automo~ 3 bile repair kit. Finder will be iiber- ti all~y rewarded if some is returned 3 intact to_Queen Hotel. R 1 -_ _ 1803-10-24<M3ipd.
FEDIALE
Malo waureo APPLY El.ooN Ho'
\VAN'I‘ED-Glllli T0 D0 l>l0USE\\/OIIK
near Boston in small family. Apply Mrs. Waller, Russ Hotel. 181 Prince street. 175!-10-22M4i
IIELP WANTED_ _ FOX BREEDER5. CONVEN-|-|oN_ Parlors at 8 Mondayevemné In Ch iservice in the church here, that your.
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\VAN'|‘ED-MAID FOR. GENERAL
housevlgork. Gogd wages. Apply to
~ Mrs. J. G: McCd mac, 0 S dney St!
_ 165%,-10-18Mtf
CAPABLE Ml'l)l)Ll_‘} AGED \VOMAN
could _hear of good position working housekeeper near c ty ‘by _writing- Housekeeper, cure Guardian. Good wages: comfortable ho e.
_ _ _ _ ` Tg70.10.15M;f 'issued by the Commission, prepared. _ _
by Mr. J. Walter Jones, the foremost ‘ “ ' _-4' ' ' ' ' _ _ _ ._ . B. _ _
uthority in Canada on fur farming. ` Mrs. Cephas Mahlett and son take thrriiiiiigliiriiliiti limi?) rlilitrxeinizingafrislidas
_ _ . _ - . __ S . IN .ER E-1# A lhiifl 011D01“t11nity of thanking their _ _ _ __ _ __ _ __,, _ chcd in St. James Church in this city.
_QOLL Gil TE FOOTBALL. lie ghbours and friends for the kind- 1 -_- '- 1 * 1’ He also lost a son at the war 1-sfer.
first~ game of the local inter- ness shown tllcm in their sad bereave A GIICG £0 which has already a eaiired
_ oolleg ate series begins at the Abeg- ment; also for muny letters of sym. (1F‘enelon Falls, Ontario, Gazette) __ pp '
weits grounds today. The players are paihy and floral tributes. On Sunda~y last Rev. S. C. Lord. _ the f-08111 Of P1‘iIlC€ Of WH-les COIIGEU 0 t 25-1' ‘ who has been pastor of St. Aandre\v's ` and Bt. Dunstan‘s second team. It is _ » C i 1 ' HORSE "Acme
interestiiil: to note that quite a pro-I W _ ' 1, preached his fairewelhsermon, he' BOSTON’ MA_Ss_ 0
onlvrli ` '
up experience. .Address Mrs. E. D. hollock, 140 Beacon St.. Hyde Park, Moss. 7 miles from Boston
TU LET 1
61100 YOU Olfi (0-8OCHOl`\tC
fast._ easily learned Auto Knltter.
Experienct? unriecessary. Distance immnteria . lonltivoly no canvas- ing.>_Y¢t1’1l_s\lppl|cd. Particulars. 3- cent stamp. Dept. 63 C.. Auto Knlttcr Co., 'lTol'ol1to._ 977.-9-MEtillDec20
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CANT R189
81”' it resignation is of your own free \\ill
The Commission of Conselvation is lottetown, Tuesda at 3 pm YM iiieisii' ‘i Miiciieii iiiiii i‘ A M
allius a convention of fox breeders. C-A Hail he willyadaress thsmladles ciieiiimeflihanis oi Igeilicameii/iN dB hiisihriitcieisiiésimdoihiiguyog enigy time nd others interested in the business oi’ the different missionary societies are in 6 ct? Ti th Bilge dale” gy wiio all regreiti ouii deicisiciilgrtgu fiiiilii
_ riur farming Fox lsrnilng, although At the Y W C A nt 5 li ill i“°"i ng °" ii ii’ ° ° as ii" i y ° “
-~~- ' meeting in the Presbyterian ~Cl1urcll
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s,- The senior game to have taken JOIN THE RAcKE'r__A|| antonio. N. S., Inspector of -Boilers, .is in the have iivaii up i° me pricipais °i 3 lace today between the Abegweits bile owners are asked to kindlysound city. iiiie Oiiiiigeiiiiiii' our Coiisiiiiiiiim nd St. Dunstan's is cancelled. their auto horns at 9 o'clock,Mondsy_
morliillg to join in 'tile fanfare which The friends of Miss -Mary Hines
_ _ ~ pals of the Order in the foreground.
ll\:It)Tl§:YLIgIi_ln'}e wall bleEé:1l1]i;_lX;§cl h,1Ii:.2\;l§s_yt‘Ill§al1:pening or Canadae 1919 are pleased to see her able to be a- You have shown an unsemshness. in
TANDARD on sunday 26th Octobér ‘ . '1 ' Mui again finel' her recent mnesl all your delibeiratlons, alld at all times
919, h ll lo k and watche NOTED SOLDIER C _-_ _ _ _ _ ‘ . ,
day tim' 18"" P‘°°b°blY at °" YW” sliouldiileesietabacic oiiieshour from 2.03 _ William dessop, Secretalgiviiwhqoreiiin rhiishiirioiiniriig giinlgiistioiliiitylieiiviviisiiitvis Zny Liiiiisloii creed' hai iiiiii “ii iiii°"i‘.i
. m. to 1.00 a. nl. todconforln wits work. Y.‘M.‘C.A., who is making atour her soils who reside th e. ' 8 on il eval' and t at spec al iiiivi' me to be used for eparture an of the Maritime Provinces will visit ..k d th. rrival of trains on Canadian National P. E. Island llext week, arriving i 1- 1 you 3" e ai' our Order be giameii anways_ _ Summemde Manda I h _ Ld-lit. J. N. M_oDonald. nspector if a privilege that are not accorded to
Y I1 E ll 3 d h _ i Q -
1805_10_24_M2i lottetown Tnesdayv He _Wm alzmrgssalal lglixdgegnicmaéme in from Summerside, the general public. It_ls rt great tri-
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'HU lil ii-S inf2;ncJ;; -id (tioddy nett1lIlE ;];‘9TS the lady-students of Prince of lands' . _ reizigiiiet .iti-iligi Yoiiir fheeiiaiiltliiiilsiaiiiliitriupviig its .. tinuationof the pioneer work done by of P. W._Col1eg1° in Yliil Ciixeléliillenia P' Robinson’ Gimiioiieiown' are pleas" to continue your work in this field'
‘ the Commission oi! Conservation- in 8 o'clock he wiil"ni1eit a ii Ai ed -ii’ Be” hh" able '~0 be Olli Bgnih- but Sincerely *N151 U18! With 1! Short
1913 ,md mm The develépmqm of Dmctm at the hum; ot°Mr°*;§gro;>(f _nrter his recent operation in the P.E.|1'=>stky0u grill be able to resume your the industry will undoubtedly be__}Ien1kins. Mr. Jessop served with the iiiiimd H°SDit8l. 0 wor agan in the services of the much stimulated by a conference of orces in 'Egypt and Gallipoli and was ` » i ~ _ Q . BACK T0 OLD TIME . Wiihing ‘you and yours health and
_ali interested in the- fur.. business. _With General Alleilbys forces in Pal- Backward _tum backward _ prosperity, we sr-e_
_whether as breeders, trappers or hwy- Stine. _ 1 1 _ '
§L’i.._.i..Z“i’.§’.'%’i.l§§§.‘;.l»’“.liiiiiftiywii . 1 1 ‘ ' Bm 5331; g;1;,o°°*< backward _ '- °°’"‘“"1 W- M
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first team of St. Dunstan's had not "4 ~' °' ' ' -il"5.‘ 4 -. '_-7 it was also the anniversary services less than seven in its line-up and both of 1the church; T-he church was full
teams of St. Dunsta.n's and Prince of‘ _ -_ _. __ , ' `
Wales playing today are largely made - " ._ " ‘ many were unable to gain admittance. up of returned men Prince of Wales The first Association Council for ln the morning.Mr. Lord addressed havinz at 'least eight. All have been ihlis P"°Vh'f°€ Was held in the local his hear-ers on Pau1's motto: "I de- train-lng hard and, after their long Y~M-C-A' °“ Th“"5d“»Y and 1f`l‘|dHy Of terniine to know nothing among you rss; from trensh_wm-fnre Wm be f¢Q|. this Wook. when Miss' E. Frances but1J»esus.Christ. and -Him crucified. ing fit for a period _of open warfare. 1,i_°“°S- N*1“°n8l 'CNY ~3eC\'9t211‘y of The evening service was more of- a Muclrinterest is being taken in the '°1'011t0. Miss Winnlf-red Thomas, Nat-‘personal appeal, recommending the college games and 'a large represents- “nm GMS _W°\‘ke"- _Mi8§~ .Milly Al- gospel for every-body as a panacea ' tion of rooters maybe counted on.; u5°“' M“""‘”‘° G"'ll1__.S@C1‘€.U1ry hcld for all human ills. after which he
conferences with the various commit-‘ spoke ii. few words of farewell. At
WEDDED IN NEW BRUNSWICK."- _ ‘ima Members Mid 'i1_9&\‘liS_ of directors both services the choir furnished spec- Ths marriage was solemnized at ,SL 0 19 Ch§"l0“Ct°Wn Y- ZW-_C._A. lad music and was assisted by, Miss
.Iolin’s Angli.~.:.in Church, Gagrtown. N. Yesterday afternoon from 4 to 6 K. Molntosh. ' 1 _
In lovin! nl-emory of Lance Corpor- gi 'lim lgiiihiirsliiiiilhi Oiiiiloililiiingbilithbyligge iiiiiiiiiciienitgiiiliiileren“e£;ti;iesiiogi1iil%eglee ‘duii:d§`ar'i;>iciii?:>iois?°li;t1iiilswasoiieiliihiiilisiiiiii hiéosgoililiiizfaiild Ijliiisiihililiiictiiitililii abiiighiim al Alexander McKenzie who was kill- dnughtei-_ ot Nelson R. .md Mrs.!Ayi tary held a receptiorpfor all the mem- eveninig of- last week, when a large wliriin s, hm-ne ifnts in 2_10 nt Q gi:s;in'~ 'ed in action at Passchendoele Oct. ward, sr‘i‘_f1,3spt_. 1'ti\1mnn-l wulsoll bers in`the beautiful parlor f the representation of the congregation Circuit meeting, his performance is 26. 1918- _1 . ‘ Dill. Windsor, N. S, Owing it i.in|.»ss institution at which each ofiiile visit- were present to ‘bid farewell to their considered little more than ordinary.
I cannot say, and l~ will not any illxthe' hrldi-s family, the rel-r.-illcny ing officers spoke on-the urgent neo- pastor.` » Mir. A. Sutherland acted ;in Exactly 105 trotters have taken That he is dead-he is just away wus_a quiet one, only the ililnledlqto essity for members to 'be alive to the the capacity of chairman. .During new records of 2.10 or better sincei Willl 9- <!’h6_9¥'Y 8111116 Bild 8- WHYB 0! relatives. and fri.-ends of the contract- 017901111111!-ies 'i-0 help the Sirls of the the. evening 'Miz and Mrs. Lord were the opening of the recent racing ses-
the hand ` ing--parties 1' being present. The bride ,town and country-. ‘ - 1 1 {p`resel1'ted with an address and a well | son. Up to the first of last week the
He has wandered into an unknown was given -away by h brother-in~law, L jngiuencsg brought to bear upon the ` filled purse on .behalf of the united list was just one short of the century
land ' 'J- St- C. Sutherland./his-naser of the ~glrls nttsndins colleges will be rnrfcvucresstlons of Burys Green and msrlr, but the second week nt inning-
And 1°" "9 dreaming h°W Very ml’ 'Bfillk Of NOW SUOUH 8* GHBGYOWH-i leaching as they go to their various Feneion Falls churches. Mrs. J. S, ton provided the occasion to "go over
It needs must be since he lingers _she lgqksq charming in n tailored cos-_ homes and eventually benefit __i-urqi Nc-rthey read the address while the the top}" and four more earned a gs)
_ there. 1 _tume of-.taupe'1broad‘cl'oth, with hat _to is-0mmuni¢|ss_ ' ' presellintioh was made by Mrs. Josiah place im the'tabie. No season lhafore A
" ' ""‘_"1”'“_*“ dt ‘is tliointention _of the Y.W.1C;A. Flett. . ‘ 1 has everfurnished more than 75,
form ciasses in dl-gs-gmnkinb mn. On Tuesday evening .Mr_ Lord, who which affords more proof that the
literature. iiaslizetry and domes. has always been a vniuable member year 1919 will go down in history as
‘and arrangements hnvs und negular attendant ai. the regular the banner one in tins harness sport; fm- gymng3igm.,¢is|sss in meetings of L. 0. L. No. 996. was pre- from the breeding as well as the rac-
fgr the ¢0m1;ig»wjmer ns sentlid with the following farewell ing standpoint.
gym. iii. the Y.M.C.A. ._ has 3fl¢il`€2S`Si' ‘ 1 There is no doubt tllui the opening
Fenelon F-ails. Oct. 14th, 1919. ol' the foreign market for trotters has
to join 'any nr the Dear Brother Lord,- ‘ 1 ' 'something to do with such an un- wilrnbgimr f(;|),pm-Ugg. =lt1isfwith feelings 'akin to deep sor. »usualfllumbel~ of »fl'ist-record steeds.|
by c¢,mn|nnicat||i5 _w;;|,__ ,Miss 1ro\v that _wo learn of your decision to, A 2.10 trntier in the Euroilellll 601111-' [LL ily ieiggr nr-__p_|i9ns__'§§.j;1__ ___ V __i'reln_dvc from ,our village, and _iq ssv- lrieswhicll leanioward the_ sport -of W _
Church here for the past twelve yearsl
lor both services, and in the evening
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ar attendant at our meetings, and
being founded on the word of God, you at all times have kept the princi-
anxious that no offence be given in
ileges be given to none. Neither have
bute to you, that after twelve years'
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F'rat»ernally yours,
rown, ecre ary.
Thos. Johnston, P.C.M.
_ ard-bred horse. distinctly an Ameriscan product. one season’s' racing on the tracts of this country has given the turf sttaisticians who made a. spec- iialty _of recording 2.10 trotters some~ thisg to do, for to date more than 100 diagonal-gaited performers have earned a place in the table of horses of this variety. _ -, _
Thirty-five years ago appeared the
first 2.10 trotter. E.D. Bither, who stlzll is active in the training profes~ sion and makes ills headquarters at the Charles River speedway. Allston. drove Jay Eye See to a mark of 2.19 which naturally was heralded as ii wonderful performance It was in
Stock Breeders Meeting
A representative meeting of the P.
E. Island Stock~Breeders Association was held yesterday afternoon in the Agricultural Hall, Charlottetown. Pres -ldent W. W. Crosby presided. Mat- ters relating to holding a winter fair were discussed by Messrs :J. M. Laird, B. R. Brown, Major `MacRae, W. J. Gibson, H. J. Kennedy, and the Commissioner of Agriculture. , The Provincial Exhibition was , brought under discussion and, the fol ‘lowing resolution, moved by C. E. MacKenzie and seconded by Peter Brodie. M. L. A. was carried unani- mouslyz- -
Resolved:-That the P. E. Island
Stock Breeders here assembled ask that n representative of the Breeders of horses, cattle, sheep and hoge be placed on the committees of the Ex~ hibiiion Association for the purpose of revising the prize list and that the provincial _grant be withheld until the Association agree with the above rc- quest; and further resolved: That as the cost of preparing exhibits has al- most doubled, we ask that the prize list be increased. _ ‘ “ ‘
Hon. W. M. Lea, Commissioner of
Agriculture discussing the Winter Fair proposition would not. hold out any prospect of a grant from the Pro vinciai Government for the fiscal year and suggested that the breeders here make all possible use of the Winter Fair at Amherst. ' _
The breeders on the other hand con
_tended that the Amherst Winter Fair was available principally to the larger breeders and ex-pressed the opinion that a local fair would have the effect of inducing more of the smaller breed ers to exhibit. 1
harness racing is just as much11a ‘nar- ity as _was the case here more than `20 years ago, so lit is but natural that they will pay more -for a. 2.10 horse than one with a slower record. That was the case before the war_._put.' a. stop to the foreign trade and is bound to he true today. ~ 1
The Atlanta meeting of the Granl
Circuit will furnish few, if any, addi~ tons -to the "select list," as it once was shown, but thereare yet sevoral record meetings to -be held in various parts of the country, as well as races ta Phoenix, Ariz., and on the Pacific coast, which should boost the total materially. 1
A New Code
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you gave that old man while shaving l1’i'ln. 1-' . Second Barber-Oh, there’s.» a _rem son for it. l'm courting his maid end that cut will let her know that I can meet her this evening.-Dallas News.
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