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` ' I l 1.uoY.JANE Busoorun,

Business Meetm ‘

¢,V,_ g (From Yesterday’s,Evening Guardian)

_ _ ` V »_, V _ ,V Just came to sh W h W t few days ago it is proposed that

011'” €ve,n1ng. June 27th, Howe, 0 0 was .p sf Prince Edward' Island should be rep-

~ 1 I P di 1 ‘ _ , resented this yeur in the

at '30 0 clqcir' I n ara se could b Dom _' ._ maritime lawn tennis tournament I" .-...ff F- S. MR_ D_ L_ 'McKINN0N_ _ which has been held an- ; ` B 'nl “_ - Presidgnt ' , ---- .- nunlly but has hitherto been 1' uf- `~‘ " - ' ` ti ` t i l I t ll- A- A--B‘AR’1`LETT._Ma;or. “”,5,‘,’;“,§,’,?§,‘§§§"Z¥ ‘;,f’,§"{,‘11‘;g,,§‘,““§,“‘“{‘,) 5.12 §i”§§f. 'écilll .§§.1"§§’..”§.°°i§i‘..’.’.._

;i_N,___ i w§'§&TI€&S. lgicliiinnon, of Crapahd' took place 9`W¥;§{(;qTh° °“st°m Ah” helm fm' “MII

_ _‘ \ “f .fc ' ~ un ay ‘gt 3 p_ m_ The mneml was qt .e provinces to hold an indepeui _ _ ,,.',~.¢_._,_ _ _ _ .. . om, of the largest hem mfqmpaud dant local tournament, and from the f__ __ ._

°,_=1l<,.>.l>_f1.1_» without a iii`jle"¢sf‘;'_gs'¢ effeieigii

stdflice. I - -' _- ;`1’¢‘*l=_"i‘“li.-; ben

,seryv--_-best for _baby

Daintily per-

At.

».-»l§l°n'i~.lm=ke the mis.

'offi thinking all

V 'powders arc alike. jf.I"li'Ere.fi`s"fa difference-an

perfectly fine

for toilet and

Price 25c An at oval tin.

Drugstore

`__,f,,I.;_I`lig,=,;An_1_1ual_,Meeting'ofthe June,_1sia._i.uey Jane, dearly beloygu I’r1nceEdwaid Island Piovin- “hug if H°“" “fl mul” B“f,zDy.ne

lelai»1eifie-#association wi11‘-be “‘° ’°*’° “” ,_“°"°" “‘°“"“’~ - .

f , eldi .- e it o r oo Thetlvvel .bud <1f"tr_" _ ` to iii. .1l‘.i.i’e‘.;`.:‘..‘..3.i..‘§' 1 ..°‘r_.i=‘.1‘"§.::. it is 1_»i»»» .

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Q 7

.._»_._1.. _..._

I _Tl

i - iw -_ '_ g a tifu ~Ma o lc farewell ' I’ `

to it departed brother. The eeeeiist-ii, vffned. so that there seems to iw "0

. who was in his 72 year, loaves to doubt thi" tennis in this Ifilmld will

[td.£'_=»mourn nwidow, one' son Theo of be benefited and Bti" m0fi= IIODUIHY-

‘ This

memller, took _clmrge of the service ng inarlti-mcuprovincesfarc ri;/als nérearly _ '_ -_ ' .~ i ii ne rmosor,an<

tg("bgrI\)‘l,‘?| RI?Iv‘ M. Ymlggl Mgmt* tllliarlzlolgyalil" nba; bceli for thp o I of

,sand ip n_ll_ probabllifie

,_ .,-.__ ;'”I§eutcluss,alior.er‘l§ox pre ‘ ' pos lions on the matlrel, as

~ the snigiais have more .to a

lit; ;_4n___t, eprices are rapidly .sii~f§ssias;tajt‘q

has in read-

high class

to stock 'h which

construiion at beautiful farm Farquliarson.

financial re-

from io

12 toa

msident

'rim 'rvlts VALLEY sox

' BR¢l!AROBi

P. B. I.

See-

grouiid until-

...A of

| There passed peacefully away at her home Bt. Peterfnoad, om-dignn, 011 th°-mornin: .lone-_sixtee_nt.li, Christina nslict late Malcolm

year

and lov- won the

whom she

Godly par-

her

.ing .love

of her liie,

Foster

IIBVBI'

chosen in

from the path

one .of de-

N

but she

ll ' ‘ h life

Cvmmnmgfwlth

faithfully,§`_f»tserved

born in Orwell late), \,Malcolin

tend in 8-nd _Peter

sons .and ,four

' on _the home-

liveq,-_iand Oli- Mrs`.- .Jonathan

James Mac-

and the

and Jean of Bos-

_ having f_come home to mother-during the

ton;

year, as _ c

,.

it

last few her illness; Her 'remains were away on Wedn¢5_ 435'. getown ceme-

I18I‘ 'husband _over sixteen the house and by her pastor

ol Cardigan,

At North Granville on the 21st of

for some time, showing evidence of the esteem in which the deceased was held by all. A short service at the house was conducted by Rev. ll. 'il. Doble, rector of St. 'John's (‘hurch

by Rev. W. A. f1‘homeou~ The were taken into St. 1Tohn‘s where the rector conducted

the impressive funeral service, , after which True Brothers .Lodge A. F. and' A M , of which the deceased ,wus a'

e y ous on of enslngton lcadlu the be ii l s n

Port Haddock, Washtfigton, and two

’ ht , M _ F F 1| _\, . present arrangements for this prov-

C1 'tal stuck . $25°00o stir; Mis;B»i,iz;f¢? no; tffehirlrnilii Incer 1>Hfti°il>afi°H;i" the msfmme

- ~ 0 _ s _ _

_ .fyoit satisfied with V rvisyiteid, P. sl. I.. to whom the gym. tournspcntr bi; cirflefilihfcusht 131 fi

‘. -1 _.'_~ .; ' t » V. _ ‘ »‘ ' - , , nuccessu , erm na lon. is no 1'-

‘ '°*lcii°"t -in-v '.~ ""° _ ';1l:*‘l.°‘..f.‘;‘: °.‘;';i":...::::‘.::::;" ras to

WIN” 3'9" ¢\P‘m\k¢ |‘ Ulu" following were the n‘allbearers'Messi's Ing fl`0m Such R WI‘°1° heart'

__ L25 p_ c_ ,in | yur w. Myers, H; A. MeQuarrle,1>_ Mite ed nilnvvrlb'-[Twill of liggfgubgz .,.~, ~ _ . _i,ran‘, ir. o. ~Holn»;v~i=tout Mevltue MP- L- B~ G ““» 0 '

__ ° _ - _“ME ' Ox Business and W_ C_ Collet” , ~ Works Department. Mr. McMillan has

, _ spiyiggagwtugfgqeryiucraggve .___ ~ J _ put the matter before the charlotte

lm. '_ ,_ ' - _ ° 5 . 'AH 1-;".._‘,,;,"p,_,_,_»‘ .,_:`, )' _ .\ ‘ , i wi ` I ` P ._ I l“°‘ \ ~r ‘ JA u

e'7»Q.

May 31st,

1913., to .,,_ 5.1¢. 5. _ agjrq' v Lnagnall s~`so`n-H _ "D . .

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ue Lliviarivéii, -aeiyea. -Pt. nan- iel; Bthln' Diiisy Vaughn,-Decostsr ,North Sydney. ` `

'flsnlllsl Gnred.. I

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nocesseryisto

it I

the influence

when only_ .g she sought and

through all

ow she has which is .far _ behind her the _

Martin ' and-

brothsrs, John- homeh

E Q t ii t nnis clill d the Abe eit th

_ M ow e ian gw H

' \,;~'__) ' logic Association and suggested that

'I `/'.»f` they should combine together in pro-

", " ' ° moting an open -tennis tournament

1 . . ' *I _l’_’=.'_.‘=7,"‘f;`.“~>_,'°'_.-' ' ' for this provincehand from the .win- .§AG_NAIlll|‘, askstooll, ers choose representatives for the Mar Peace Rive _»-311,, _i

`f'5" _ iff" Ailgust next. It is understood that

__ 1 _..:£::T - ~- 1 ~' I; the matter is to bs brought before thc

‘_-_._7'i_ ` lil,--" , executives of there ol‘%8“iZHl1I°“5 “ml , ` ,'_{;» V' V receive their early attention. It would

ff", Rae. he s. pity now that thin; Drtigiisplllias

bu;-n_.._ Qhapnmp, _p1¢t0u_ taken definnte shape, P. _ s nn(

CLEAppm_ ,yu,,5’.-_._gg4(;},,_ gen -10m\_‘itime tennis tournament this year. _}_,qd,- Orapaud; Suhr. Joseph 'Mc-, There is ample time for the arrange- Glll,-- Roberts,-Picton; Behr. Wil- ments to bc Carried thfviisil-

rlerste winds, fine and 5 little warm- er. _ »

A '_ Tlllll WEATHER.,-‘Yesterday was

» _ ._ __ , ' it -_-__<~“-_ - clear and mild with bright sunshine

”p‘."¢°.b. 'su H you and light southerly winds.

_ _ he m ierature at .three o'clock

"°"°I' °° “°°°"° °'°“°d.‘ till; Iiferlnlng by the Rexsu store

M" ‘rm m°"' Tested Thermometer, with a northern'

theiii exposure was ifty degrees shove `

‘ xero isftid 'with a southern exposure

' was Iiflfftwo abovc. `

yesterday w¢|._slxty-tures degi~ec3s‘

-,fialinve lsro and, the lowest. was Iliff?"

dy". .avg ob9vs_ _ 'i,'§he lowest his previoilé

` , ;Jf|1g ` . '

by

dl'

hy, July 4th, at 1-06 mm- 'f'l'he

f _srnnltiluws

-_ , .

N. B. AND MAINE LIGAGUE.

John 8.

._.;,

, ` NATIONAL LEAGUE

New York 11, Boston 3.

At Philadelphia -first Brookl

game Brooklyn 4, Phila. 2.

At Bt. Louis-Bt. Louis 5, -Pitts

burg 4, 1 1

At' Oinclnatti-Cincinatti 5, Chic

ago 3.

' _ AMERICAN LEAGUE

wet grounds At Detroit-St Lou

game Phila. 10, Washington 3.-

' INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

A_t_ Jersey City-Rochester 12, Jer

.sey City 4;_ __ »

____-

Bnltlmore-Haltimore 5, Builalo 2 At Providence-Toronto 7, Provi dence 6

A

'ed

Y.

was the losing team.

THE TENNIS

winners in this, were selected thc players for the maritime tournament, which has taken place alternately iu_ Bt. John and Halifax. There is no reason why Prince Edward Island should not have taken part in those tournaments, in fact there is every reason why this.should have been the case, and therefore it is all the more gratifying iiow to find it move being made in that direction The three

y e g of

thu particular forms of s ort con-

ized than it is at present should the

itimq* ‘ tournament, which this year wi-li take place at Halifax on the 18tl~I

should not he represented at l‘.;c n‘:\r-

l'lIf_lEl`_l°IIER _

I THE TEIPEIITUIRE

TIM, H00!! ETC

._Q-

Special to the Guardian

TORONTO, June 27:-,-Light to mo-

-'The_llighest temperature recorded

ht #ss forty degrees shove A ' ,_,_l_m. it was fifty-five degrees

gud si; ning p. mv it was fifty-

zs_ch._y.t. i.41,i>.

&l»iers"¥_lll` be a newlmrilin 'on Fri-

.of today` will be fifteen

UNM Guardian) UC :alll o‘clock

by The -Rexall

o n o o c o q o ¢ e\ o_‘ I

»...°<_»._____.......».».. 1,; BASEBALL I _

At Fredericton-li‘redericton 9; St, » '

5 At' New York-First game New York 5. Boston 4,-Bceonil game-

_ yn 5.

Phila. 2, (fourteen lnnings.)`Sscond

At 'Chicago--Chicago 7, Cleveland

5, New York-At Boston, No game,

' . is 7,

Detroit 5; At washington-first game Phila? 11, Washington 2; Second

_._ .__ ._. ._.__,_.____¢_ . i ' ` ii

St... r . °<.\<“"S "‘-“K .' " " northern exposure was sixty-two de- 4 _ 5* OR MAIN

grees above zerohand with a sofuthcrn “C335 5

cx iosure was ei t -six _ .`_ . _ i s y _sieve vmG“\\?* NN, /, _yr - ::Rexall "S3" Shampoo Paste is ii ._.'.‘,’,{c

Hemi-Solid shampoo soap that hoo, ,.e‘ °"

peculiar properties for promoting it ‘*‘°` __.~ _'-"M

clean and healthy scalp. It removen _.-'

: dandrufl and makes the hair soft, - - silky, _naturally glossy and fluffy, , You will be surprised at thc results r

game between teams of the Base securteid byPuBing2thiB splendid pre-

- ra . _ -

ball League of the Churches was play pa on use 5° The MMKmn0n

TUC f 5. ..

At Newark 6, Montreal 5; At

la8t night at Vict0l`iBPark, It was

exciting throughout., and the vietory went to the Methodists by the close scoI‘e~"_ot1 5-4. Mr. McC0mbe of the

M. C. A. was umpire and Mr. C.

Gampbell, , Base Judge. Mr. John 'McAleer.;was otilcial liner. Bt. James

_ _ _ _ o., Corner Great George and Kent loulmllmsui

--_-_A

llundi-‘ - V _ I

Wm be high tm. aiuernoon.-mntri, formerly of Bowmziuville, Ont,

6' moon was 'Irnm` isrhlds :I

,,. _ .

i

‘ r

i

Cumming down lll»oho|en

_ food. and rushing back fo

‘ ,N work( leads straight to dys-

; pepsiis, with all it means in

I misery. _

Proper habits of eating/ ‘

f` with a Na-Dru-Co D71’ .

‘ pepsin _Tablet after each meal, restore good diges- tion. health and happiness.

1

A box of Ns-:Dru-Cp Dys- `

' pepsis Tablets costs but

50c. st your Drugglsfs. National Drug and Chem-

ie iea.ICe.ofCansd.\, Limited.

|48.

Drug Co., Corner Great George and Kent Sts. Mtf_ A

::Rexall Food Powder alleys' all

discomforts of the feet. Rclieves. im. mediately burning, itching and chaf- ing- Is antiseptic; absorbs and de- odorizes perspiration. Keeps the shoes dry and clean and 'the feet Cool. Sui? and satisfactory to uge_ Sold with the Rexall Guarantee.

(ljiarge tin 25c. The MacKinnon Drug

UISPICIIL INIIHISI

--_ _

LONDON, June 25 (Special)-'1‘hc

British committee has issued an :ip- peiil to the public for siilisrriptions _UI $250,000 for the piirciiaee of Sui- grave Manor, Nortlmniptonshi-.'~.-, the ancestral home of. Wnshingtoi, null for 'other purposes in uonniu-'Fon with thc celcbratioii of one uuzldrerl years' peace.

gg lioiri llmilvllis

` '_l‘Ilc vI_'ollov§ii__ig i~t;gis‘tci'cd ui. the Vie- torla 'Hott‘, (lliiirlottetuwll, yt'stcI~`-"I day!-N., C. Bltikcney and wife, Mrs. J. O. Jtiliiison, M. A. lleid, Montre- ul; Gco. S. Oxley, C. S. Garrowiiy, Hiililnx; J. _'l]_ Mci’hiiii, flrwcil; ll.J. McDonald, Belt, Montiniii; ll./\. 'l‘ny- Ior, Molitiigllc; l`f.' W. Hliwcs, Ilnstoii; W. C. Schlair, Newluirgh; W. J. Kir- hy, '1‘oI'on_to; F. W. lliiiinillgnrtiirr, ()ttn.W`n; C. Rohli, Ernst liclccstolj li. lil. Bass, Tniiiitoii, Mass.; J. C. lini- lum and wife, Bedequc; lillsie M, Il-lake, Boston; .Iv__ A. llohcrtsou, wife and child, Halifax; ll. J. Moormiiu, Halifax; 'A. E. Jamieson, Halifax; S. Myers, New York; Gco. lvlcl‘hu:s<»u,

lluttc, Mo.; Wm. Horne, Boston.

The following registered ni: the Re-

vere Hotel, Charlottetown, ycstcr- day:--S. J. Richey and wifc, St. John; H. H. Churchill, Yarmouth; D. A. McGillvary and wife, T. M. Mc- Farlane, Boston; H. Dufiy, Kinkoru; Frank Gillis, Rev. A.‘Mc-Aully, St. Peter’s; C. F. Miller, Victoria; Chas. McKenna, Miss McKenna, Kelly’s Cross; C. P. Holmes, Pen.ke's; R, C. McNeill, New Dominion; J, S. Moor, J. A. llewnr, New Perth; M. Kelly, Morcll; J. Peters, Moncton; J.M. Mc- Leod, Hunter River; A. Nowell, Hali- fax; J. McNeill, H. G. Muttart, G. Warren, Summerside; Helen MeKny, Wheatley River; J. M. McDonald, Clcar Spring; Mrs. G. Mcldnrliiiie, DcSahlc; Rev. P. McDonald, St. I’aul,_ Minn.; C. A. Callahan, Seattle; Mr.

and Mrs. Mclsanc, Cape Breton.

The following registered at the

Queen Hotel, Charlottetown, yester- day!-Miss M. Pratt, Fit. T‘eter’s; T. Campbell, Sit. Dunstnn's; C. F. Fish- er, Montreal; J. F. Huntley, Mrs. Huntley, Vernon; J. I.. Clair and wife, Newton, Mass.; Wm. Moline, wife amd family, Viineouvrr: J. Smith, City; E. Boswell, Victoria.

` ‘_ J ofthe Eyelids

Is Cured by Dr. Cliaso's Ointment-

Scores o Usosfor the iirclit soothing, ~ _Hauling Ointment.

_'Most people know Dr. (‘hase's (mit- msnt best`as acura for cczcnni and itching piles. Nor is this to Tic won-l tiered fttt when you think of thc re- mnrkahlev record made in this ilass of cures. ' V ‘But there are scores of other uses .oi-wthis ointment, which nre`only dis- covered wheh it is kept roustiiutly ntl

THREE BODIB FOUND IN

RUINS AT l3Ulf‘l"Al.tl, N. Y.

llU|rp‘,\1,0, N, Y., June 25.-Three

bodies were dug out of the smoulder- lug ruins of the Huested Milling Co. elevator this murnlog, two more are visihlki iii the llebrlB,..t.wo_uf..I.he vic- tims succiiinbed to their injuries, bringing the _ total of thi: tiezill lint from the explosion and fire up to eleven. The liodies recovered to-day were so badly charred that identifica- tion was im,possible.

bLlllll<2N DEATH

Oli' PRUMINICNT

FREN(fil H'l‘ATl§SMAN

l'AlilS. June 25.-A dranintie

scene was cxiusoil in the Vliniiiher of Depilties to-day by the siitillrii death of lJci>uty Edouard. -Ayniirll, n pro- gressive repuhlicaii rcpi-i-seiitiiig Ly- ons. While chatting with friends and making his way towards the platf form where he was to deliver an im-

shortly nftcrwarlls without recover- ing cunsciousniess.

portant speech he falnteii and dledl

_,_-I-~ - < 1 uname nm-I PAGE THREE

l_, .-.__ _-___ ___ _

\ BOURIB MARKETS.

(iforrectcil for every Wednesday and Baturduy's issue.) Potatoes (bus) ' 20 Pork (im '_ ~

\ 11 4

Oats (white) 33

, 41|

SM lil

Butter ilh) 2|;

Oats (black) Hay (pressed, per ton) Eggs (doz)

Fresh mackerel (each) ‘

10 FOR 15

_uc el‘I.$‘ 1' are!

Q' les

$1*

I\ I. I I" S “(`I.lIIl"

V I R() IN IAS :irc the same

11/~.t.'11_y.r. I or this reason:

, , _ , .

C [here are no excliislw Iuckctt

plziutritions. 'l`iii:I<t~rt Iuiycrsurc free to pick :ind Clloose \\'Iicre the Iicst crops are. A crop is ii fail- ure in one district this year. AIII right. Aiiotlier crop is selected where the tobacco /'J good. There is no restriction on choice. Coil- ,

sequentlv,

'I`uckett’s “CLUB”

VIRGINIAS maintain their ex- f cellciicc under 11// conditions. `

?

t J

_ _ _ I

Granulalion ‘

l .

, _,. fo

_ ,1\,,ii»?,f,f,".§l" _ in Favor ol Concrete Roads ‘_ wife

=_’_q?__,=_,-"f" <7/ r uh/ Li"“‘“ W oiulut cu ‘» 011 3 Pal’ wlIIl 0IfI P 'ff/.\ ["0/i

_/,_ , CM, ` L = 1.,,,, I'

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\\»i»~l\ \`°"l2‘;:“',';,, ny 1% I" /If 1 ui "`

° --~ i--a `

/ _ _“__ __ _ -_\\ ,$\

/ rf"” ""' mm. I "‘ mr - ""' "' " ' ` ll If I /ly

°°=.*.:1;..‘:.:;:s.'::;=.=f.'... ' W “I 99%” WH ”””_""’”f0 EMU HU/I - _ than

growth In popularity :-

_oF,1R,,Dr CONCRETi-I PAVEMENTS IN BRAN - "_ I __

°'"'"";;v‘;"':~$;':’;tl;oc.ilrdfof Ilmcormlyyrllguqcsr ravine U' ,[f,"1';JfnL¢.

. 3 ` I _ _v _H .V _ _ _ __ vm __ . , I

. _ ' O U I - _ '

_ -' - l I ‘ ‘ ' = '

In P . ` ‘ ‘I Ay I i A I q I ° 1| I I L I/ _ v

Y~i` - A U '_ M I’ M E! M ‘Im-'M - *A l,-U. 'YI and

' ' r -~ ~- " I asm miuuc /fs 5 I1' A I ` ~7“”"~f~..

- C<>\\ . _ - A PAVING Elvin ADDR _ , am,

. _ - _ I , _ , E U5 i-sv. »._.»i _ uf ,,_ , M, ` , "--c

|‘ C '_ ` -.2 ‘- _- "i - I ‘ A A"

L' ` “ IJ:-0 I-';IIr1"‘ m.';"."° H’ ""“" ' 'HI 4|.; i i..4\`|»..- sm. !`Mu"_'L7 "HI ' """"" '__' In BA-'Eg

A veryI>ocIy‘,iis. building I Concrete Ron ds

CONCRETE roads have literally taken Canada by storm. From Halifax to

Vancouver, road commissions, town and county engineers, town councils and

good roads associations, have been quick to discover the remarkable advantages of the concrete pavement. Its use, either for country highways, or for city streets, is so clearly the beet solution of the good roads problem, that there has been little of the delay which usually accompanies the introduction ofa comparatively new method.

Experiences such as the one which Mr. Hines reportslare responsible for this rapid

__ ,X

the cheapest of eII roads."

Mrs. Martin, '13 Carroll street, To-

wrifiss~-"\We‘~hMe used llr Chaec's

_ .niiinr-.ul

ii-ibout find-

itching of the

ran' use

dealers or Edmansnn, Bates 6': Limited, Toronto.

An AutIiority’s Statement

Ezfraelfrompapsr recenflyprasented by Edwunf N. Hines, Chairman ofthe Ilonrd of County Road Commissioners. Wayne Connfy. Mich., before the National Association of Cement Users, nf Pilfshurgh, l’n.

"If is n sad commentary on the conduct of an undertaking of any magnitude. that individuals. mllnl-

cipalities, states or nations, all leem fo find il necessary lo do a certain amount of experimenting and dllly- cIaIIying before accepting the conclusions and avoiding the failures of previous demonstrations. This is particularly true of the various phases of the good roads movement.

“The Initial cos! of n good concrete road is Iiiile, if any, grcafer than that of a _first-rlass Iiiiurninous

road. One of the greatest Iallacics indulged in by communities starting lo improve lhclr h\i<I\\_~"\)” I5 'ha' cheapneos in cost of original construction of rosdrmeans cconomy_ and that the highway oflicial who can build the greatest area of toads at the Ieas! outlay per square yard is working for ihc community s In-<l inlcil-ii.

"On one of the main highways out of Detroit, Grand River read, the f' .1 :~vo miles ls lar m=\C-1LI~\m-

If someone had offered to build this road absolutely without one p; any s co_xt_ I0 WGYUC County, llipulating only that we should maintain if in a fairly average condition, at thc end of eight years we would have been money ahead by ref" :ling t 2 offer and building ‘ it of ¢0n¢r¢te Undef ODI' present specifications. OI course, six years arc. when wc Iluill thu , road, we did not possess this knowledge, but our experience wns_one of the res.. lor abnncloninli IIE construction of this type of road and luming lo concrete. Wlien it comes to annual . ‘_ \I1e_conc_rcle :ooh stands pre-eminent. With more than 60 milf-s of concrete road in Wayn_c _Counly, si -~ "Iii in its gourld year, we have spent less than $300 oniis surface for maintenance and llus is what makt 'ii type 0 ron

. _

Hn.-.

tomorrow at 6.06; it ' t I ' , _ I

kv d ' ` t Our Goo: Tlrvmlfi l.nrlurr~n, ilivieiwit.-<l with Lint

Olntmen fo years .tn mln. i in

morning st 5.15 and '

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