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n it-wiil. oniy mmvate, the dia bolioves such on advanco WOWIiI

gu; liong‘ ne

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Orte Full-Bizut

For comas. c/ÂLL

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.9. viion: land. pressure. fleaii’ng starts nt once.

endiug thelr oorn troubles. Yon cun walk uiii day

Use thls coupon—«tour dealer or druggist. lie will Dr. ‘Scholi's Zlnod’nds.

‘Z'ir; BimnWr‘put;6ne<on—-the pain‘le none! quick as mat—instant relief the moment applied.’ .No more soreness—they protect ngalnst irrita- Bpeoiai inedication .sonthos.

' ",Ifl‘lrounands' are using uns wonderi'nl rnethod or , 14 ' smart- shççh and never i‘eelapy ioot discorni‘ort. 'I‘ho cause ot’ your corne wlll be removed.

GET voun me; SÀMPLE uow

Bampie o1

OUSEB. B UNIONS

'lt's na

. dance mil ovenihg. wear

on :md hand to your shoe give you a i'ree sanipie ol'

Nome

Address

Note-t0 Dealers:HReiurn

Mign 00., 112 Adelaide Si" Enst Toronto and

((luardiun) this flileddn coupon to Scholl I'ÊC'

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AGENTS CANVASSERS WANTEP in drugs tqr foot aliments, exclu. alve territory. Very (a;on propov aition. 30 St. Aune SL, St. Hyuncinthe, Que.

Miticel'inneous

_____________——_——————-< aTENOBRAPHER WANTS POSI- tion. Apply to Guardlan Office.

me. ALFRED 'McDONALDv sun- . -veyor,-’Hermnnsvlile. .___.______._____..___———__ ‘AUCTION 'MLE—JJUNE 14 AT Orwail Cove. stock farni implo-

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l‘or suie l .1 W... RUBBER TIRED WAGON FOR sale. Appiy Sentner's Forge.

_______.___._.________. FOR 8ALE—ONE CHEVROLET 490 Tourlng Car juet overhnuled. Appiy Qneen's County Garage.

,__.___.___._.—..__-——-— FOR SALE—5 BEAUTIFUL LOTS on Villa S't., Brighton. Reoson. abie. Phone 111‘5 or 450J.

FOR 8ALE—- WALNUT FINISH , parier suite ; aise large sidcboard. Appiy 21 King 'Sq.

______,___.__.____.__._._._— FOR SALE—TWO CHOICE NEW-

mente. i voiture. etc.. J. Frank "ly :rashened cows, . Apply DJ, leJDonaI'v 4. " , MacArthur. Cornwaii. RESPECTÀBLE WtDOW WOULD DAHLIA ROOTS FOR SALE——

iike a position in a tnmiiy do t0 sewlng or knltting ior 'board and

kiinds 51.20 per des. W

’Butier. whorn hc 1ms known irom

.Splendld assortment oi‘ the hest [Litho University.

'- " CHÂmeTÔWN GUARDIAN. ,

BHOP itrom iioimnn's Gaules.

FODDER ,CORN. Timothy and Clover. par Str. flaspesia et. Giii & bantzn .

THE MODONALD property at Brighton. advertlsed eisewhere in this issue wiil ho soid today et i2 o'cioqk noon. This is a rare oppor' tum'ty to obtuia an .updodlutc rcsidcnce.

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8.‘ 8. CONSTANOE— The foiiow« ing were amdng the passengers ar« rivlng hy tue steamer Saturday evï ening: P. N. Anderson, Toronto; G. E. Dawson. linmliton. 0nt.. A. Ayiward. 'City: IS. Paynegmty and Mr'. Hflker.of Summerside. '

P. E. LIGHT HORSE CAMP—— Ail men atacbcd m ‘hcadnual'ters ot' the Prince Edward isinnd Light

Horse wili idraw clothing and equtpment et ‘the Armouries on Monday and. 'i‘hursdny o! thia

week. The Arinouries iwlill be open l‘or this purposo irom soven olciock p. m. tiii nine thlrty p.m. L'Aio T0 REST—‘l‘he n‘inemi oi the lutc Mrs. John Donovan took place tu nSr. Dunstnn's Cathedrni yesterday atternoon and was largo ly attended. rltev. Owen Klggins orfielntcd ut thc Cutbedrai and o‘. tho Cemetery. The poli bearers were P. A. Smith, IMlohael Power. Wm. Colline, dames Keliy, Joseph i‘ur‘celi. Anthony-Flynu.

LA‘I DELEBATES—The toilow- ing are the‘ilay dciegotcs trom Prince Edwnrd lsland to the N. B. and P. E. i.» M‘cthodlst Confor- ence nt Sackville, N. B.:—-—«Hen.ry Smith. Chariottetown; Coi: F. S. Monre. Charlottctown; vE. l-I. Beer, Charlottetown; E. T. Higgs, Chariottetown; Siiae iProwlse, pBi-aokilcyx .J. 5A. M'oore, Hazel- brook; George Crewys, Cornwai'i; Chas. ‘Proud. Winsloe; . Leard. Souris; Richard Creed, Ellu'lzgoon. :AlU-rnhiest—' B. R. Brown. York: Prof. G. D. Steele, M. A.. Chariottetown: Frederlck Younkera Ne‘wv Wiitshire.

FIRST H‘IGH MAss— in St. Dun slan's Cathbdrai ot il o'clock yen- terday nov. John Butier. recentiy ordained. celebruted hls tirst Boi- emn High iMass. 'Father Butier wns assisted by Rev. Jnmes liooncy nu doacou. 110v. Owen Kiggius, suir Deocon; IRev. Mauÿce McDonald P.i’. was Mustcr oi’ Ceremonies. Thc sermon fer the occasion was dolivered by Rev. Doctor IMcLellan, Rectorzot St. Dunstan's Universiv iy,. who spoke enracstiy on thc grent dlgnity or thc Priestboofl and paid a markcd tribqu to Fathor

his youth, as an altar boy in St. inunstans and iator as student a'. lie congrdtuiated the mothor ni‘ thls young prlost on 'hnvlm; hnd two ni lier sons raised

rooru. 'Mrs. Moggle Parsioy. Stowart, L9 Greentield Avenue. Cape'Trn'verse, P.E.i. (litq. v

Lost FOR BALET-sa c O N c R E T E

Moche. suitable tor building toun-

‘LosT' _ c‘RCULAR BLACK dation. A-lso newly treshencd

broach set with peoris. Finder louve at Gunrdinn Omco and ro- ooive reward.

S- '1‘0 Let;

__.__.____,__...____._.—_«—— TO LET—LARGE FRONT BED- room ideally situated taclng tba water. Appiy Guardinn Oi’tlco.

__________.____..__...——-« llclp \Vanted——Fe_rnalo

__.W WANTVE D—A CAPABLE HOUSE-

keopcr or mnld. None othor nccd appiy. Appiy 22 Pleaesnt St.

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SALs saeÀnATioue ARE LiFE on DEATH.

BSSEN. Germany, June 10.—At

a meeting on ed ihy the Essen ICbamIbe‘r ot‘, ' A rce today, Hngo IStlnnes'mold ' muret-entre of (ion

ma'ny's .iendinig xindustriai and ecov

nomic experte that ehonhà me: Paris wn' mjtt e o hankers eoir e to grî‘rn‘t thçe Re‘im oniy a smaii ionn. .sitùtition.

tend to increase tho vaine ot the 'nape'r mark. but this was only “mrtlfloiol s'tobliization,” temporary , ar- ti ‘ on {gâtée}; que'ht lelerln'g

Mouidïr , _ t’yîito._declared."‘dleparn-

Iti'ons." Hem“ iStinnee went on. "is

a question of iriîe or destin ,farJGer-y Imany. in ardente iiyeppay‘ mener--

atlons, taire amourloams and pay the interest. W0 nm increase pro- duotios’tt'o the‘extent ot 2,000,000 WMÎIMN maw must" wdrk muret .bu-t they won'it as ' iife motence la th_o ain-

' .‘jrie alm teid ont w them and tholr live en \ ’

‘ n‘épst "s. ,3 “A soin“

ioimgm'oans more mis-

èry andimcertd’fi'ty. We must urge. “vendit “1.8 . «ion,

mg. 50; gurther inva-

tb firégœratiions ho. considèr- a!” ‘ 9499151190 they'can ‘d b ‘d‘ibngtterm inter-

. '5 i‘ ... cmcitlfi Mafia-IL: Lsa AT :AcH coran:

‘F‘ORT WiiALiAM, Ont, Jnne 9.—— A (our-legzed chicken was hatohed out haro today Iby n Rcd Wynndotte hon‘bciorxsihg to limacdonrdd. 119 Tho bird hall o les nt each comer, arranged so a8 t0 sommier around on'nli fours iike a ont. and le apparently duite nor- mal-atherwise. ..‘i‘hs- nwner le won- dering whether tho breed may be Demetuated, se his ronst calcium

Enat flore Stroet.

mny “yieid tour .drumltioke.

i;.'üiè.va1lla ot‘ the .

ÿ, Worltiingin'ren‘

par tairais awoi to pay—

N 11th,

cow, excellent rnilker. A. Mac’l‘aviah. Eidon.

,___.____..._.___.———-——————ev FOR SALE BY AUCTIONr—Cor. ner lot ndioining Mr. Bonnet Mc- IDonuid‘s. Villa St.. lrnrnediatoly ai'lur 'his sain Mnndny. Sizo 95x149. 'Hnrold l'lckard, “Cort- ors" Au‘ctionecrs.

H FIO'R SALE—tFARMERis TRY iMulagfiflii Land Sait tor your crops. its tho reai thing. Earie Flsherics (10,83 Water St.

__.___.—u—___,__._______.._— FOR SALE OR RENT—DWEL- ising bouse and large lot. conve- nleutiy iocated. Terres moderab' Write 'M .C. McGowan. Kiimulr.

FOR SALE.vII‘medlflifily wttor sale ut Mr. ‘Bennett MicDouaid‘s ipropcrty. Villa St. the cerner lot mijoining will be ofliortrd. Sise 95x149. Sec classliled coiumn.

i'i‘hcro‘e many a roughneck in a siii‘f coilur,

in Chioago, 0000 familles oro ilv- ing in tente t0 t'igh't rents. Tiroir W

OUiJA soma BAFFLES.

WASHINGTON. June 9.—Ji‘he “Surpreme Court todny rmnounc'ed it wouid not deterroine what is a oalja board..

L’i‘he q'uesiion wns presented ina

case mrought‘ bÿ the Baitimoro Talking Board Company, which protester} ngainst taxation or such bonrds as spot-tint; gonds, and in» alsted thvat ehouid tire court refuse io hoid t‘ont the bonrd “in n rrudc o! motor nulomatlsm, invoiving consldorabie subconsmous action ot intelligence.“ 'lhut lt wouid ut laust classlry tuho smaiicr bosrds us "rhiidran's toye." - Tho lnwcr vFederai courts sus— taincd tho Goverhmontzs contention that the thonrds should be classed as snortlng xoods w. t

Dna'rirs _ __

W LONG-Mit Châtiä‘temwm" -= Nana,

01. denoe 110 Euston SL. Tuesday at 2.30 p. m. Service at 2 o'clock. People's Cemetery. .No iiowers.

widow et the iate James Cantweli or 'Sourls. aged 08 years. ’i‘uesday at Souris at

and one daushter et New York'.

Sundav morning, June -iith. Mrs

1:0}: Ennnæàâfigîälîgl'moîî: hl: coniitientinl. Satisfaction gusran. v - 1' - * teed or he wiii make no charge. a - . t . . u f3; mâgf‘â,“ a {u In. 1088 “V0 30"“ and “"89 Èa‘wmr" You are to be the Judge. Whut Plu or Ilomorrh de No Th" 5°“ “"9 “mue! a“ 3m can he foirer? 32 yonrs bciore the ._ "minima-tien raqulred. r. 'Ôhnàe‘n 'aiso iMrs. W.-F. Roper and Gertie “mu, Ackmw‘edzed k) have æ gàîläl‘leîlàäfl“ rallovo you At onco_nnd and “mue a; home, Fanal-ni :0 N"unl ,> V n “"“m' “0° “ b0" :Îècäo%her late rea‘tgenceç'm la“!!! mon... .eoooçooëoooo. ' ._:. fie m .tlllt' .‘rc ’w. un. t. A ‘ , r

lionry'

George ‘Frederioies bon . ‘agAd “Funornl frorn bis iato resi.

OANTWFLL—At the cny Hospitni. Sundsy. Juno 11th. 1922. Matiida.

Funerai 9 o’cinck. Site ienves to mourn one son of thlls city McEAÆH‘ERN—«Died in thia city on

Cathern 'MoEacbern. widow or the

to the dlgnity oi’ the lloiy Prlest- hood. n

ENJOYABLE CONCERT— An en Joyoble concert was beid nt Falcon- wood on 'Saturday. whcn ihe tollow. ing programme was excelloniiy ren. dered and thoroughiy enjoyed by the parents: lMiss Constancd Lcahy. i’eaturo oct, Mword Dancing: Mr. ‘iiarry E. Porter, representing Overland Car Company. Violin So- lo; IMr. Fred P. Duiiy. Vocal Solo; Mr. Joc Doyie. Step Dancing and Vocal Solo; Messrs. Arsenault and Johnston, Banjo and iMandolin Duet: M.rr. Elzeur Areenauit. Vo- cni'Soio: iMrs. Byron Brown, .I’iano Accompnnlst i'or Mr. Harry Per- tor; Dixou’s Casino Orchestra; Al. bert Blunchard. Piano; Elzear Ar- senauit, Violin; A. Arseuauit, Bau- jo: J. Johnston, Banjo» Mnndolin; E. liradiey. Drame.

vDR. McK‘ENZIE HONORED—Dr. and Mra. L. A. chAiplne cutertain— cd ut dinner nt the Country Club on Wednosdny evenlng, in honor et l)r. i). W. McKenzle. et îMontreai. who wns theiy guest this week. (“avers wero laid for twelve. The table wns artisticaiiy iiecoratcd with lilncs and appio biossoms. and attractive floral carde markod thc places oî the guests. Aiter dinner tho party uwtored to the city in tinie to attend the dance in the Py- thian Castie. Union street. ‘Thone prescrit wcrc l)r. 4 MoKonzle, Hls i-Ionor 'the Lieutenant Gevèrnor and Mm. Pugsley, vDr. and Mme. wnltcr W. White. 'MrH. deBnGarrlte. Mrs. L‘atewart Skinner. ‘Mi‘a.,. Frederick Cuvcrhiii Jones. Canon :Armstrong and l)r. o. A. n. Addy.—si. John Standard. (iDr. lMcKo‘nzie is a na tive. ot nm 'River,‘this province, {1nd is one à! Montren‘i‘s mont emi- ncut surgeons.) .'

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.Phrenoiogist. Psychologiäî‘, s'unir. rer, Traveller and Entortalner wiil ho hero in Chariottetown Thursdny and Friday tllIR week hy soccial rc. quest' et 58 rnr‘ince 3L. heurs 10 p.m. to 8 p.m. ‘Low iee inr' ladies, ' “.00 and 82.00. Ladies and gen- tlemen can vislt Prof. I”). .Eldrldgo without leur ni bovins their coniiv dencc betrnyed. Ho nevorzpubliah- es ihe nume or any patron. ns h': considere his business a sacred trust. lits parlors nre se arrang- ' ed as to admit or the strictest pri- vacy. Everylhing is sacred and

(Moreside

W. B. 'Mlss Nush wlll be the Sueot ni?

'vDEBINABLE BUILDING LOTS large slzes, close to çhurches. schoois. town, water and aeweragc iow in price. Appiy tu J. A. Bruce,

Summerslde. THE HUNTE RIVER DRAMATIC OLUB wili present "Lishthouee

Nan"4lñ threc auts at Cavendieh 'l'hursdây night, Jun'e ltôth. Show etarts nt 8.30.

LUMBEIR FOR SALE—3.000 .‘t. spruce boards and quantlty or scantiing hy miction at’ Rrincetown iChurch, Tuesday, June 13th at 1 p. m.

ORDINATION AT ANTIGONIBH —IRev. ’l‘h-omas Trainor, son et tire iate Mr. J. J. 'I‘rainor this city was ordainea to the 'Drieslhood at Anttgonish yesterday. Fathcr Truinor Iw-as Que o! our.mnsi popu- lar uthletes and a star football playcr. Mr. Son) F, Doyle. Il A., Icl't Saturdny morning to be prea-‘ eut at thc ordination.

BUILDING HOUSEvS—Kenneth rFinlayson. Jr., accountunt for Banco Stewam. :Ltd.. and. l’ercy ure starting t0 build residences in the north end oi tho clty. thc' former et tre corner or School Street and Hlilul'em Avenue and tho latter at tiio cor. ner et Orlehar iStreet and the —» Avenue. ’

Vlsl'rmu "hRURO—«Mr. Aie'x. Harne oi' the old and well estab— lisbed iirm ni A. Horne 6‘: (20.. Churlottetown. P. E. 1., accom- panicd by his two daughters. .Mrs. Ur, Yoo and Miss Horne aino Miss anh. sister to Mrs. Arthur Slov- ens et Truror twiii arrive in town thia evcni‘og. Tomorrow Thursduy, uccompanied by ‘M. iS. Cox. the pnrty wiil tour the An'uapolls Vni. iey to ses it in its apple blussom lbeauty retdnnlng‘ on Saturduy.

her sistcr ior some doye.—-i‘ruro News. Jarre 8th.

HANiDSOME. IPIRESENTAJ‘IION. -—er. A. «R. v‘McInnls for the past te" yenrs oi the Royal Ilnnk oi' Canada, Chariottetown. has been ofl'urcd (and hos accopted,) u 1x!- sition 0m hhe Accountants Staff et the Bank‘s largest brunch, Ha- vnno. Cuba. This is n promotion which Mr. Mclnuis richly descrvcs land |w.lui.‘le iidls wide circles oi frlcnds 'will wish him every suc- ccss in thc South they wiii he sorry to lose one ot‘ the most popu iar bank mil'cials ihe cl-ty bus cver lisd‘. Friday night the mombers ot‘ the Pastlme Social Club pre. scnted Mr. Mcflnnls with un ud‘ drcss accompanied by o gold mounted Mecrshaunr Pipe and Pouch as a mark o! apprcciation for w-hat he bas (lone i'or thn club. Mr. Maclnnis wiil leave in the vcry ncar future t0 (8.101. up his_

“LILAG SUNDAY" AT THE VICTORIA HO'DEiL—Thc mnnagE- ment. never iets a thing posa. Every thing (or Lite comtort or the guests. ‘lLiiac .Sunday." and bunches oi‘ illacs ail oround the dining room oi

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A Large seule production is one of (ho chief rensuns why Firestnne Tires are soid rhis senson nt such Iow pricea yct give miieuge grenier Khan cvcr betore.

Fu'fllone resources have madc possible rhe mes! ecoriomical buying of r;w matcriais, reduced ireight cocu and more efficient manufacture. ‘

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.Big Production That Lowers the‘Cost

t The advantages are tWo-ioid. V Fircsrone is algie tq give more In the product*bener mare'riäis and fi'ner’"

WorkmanshÎV—"flnd to sell at a

Thnr wiii convince you of Frresronn Tires cxclusivcly.

FIRESTONE TIRE 8L .RUBBER COMPANY of CANADA, Limited HAMILTON, '

“MOST MILES PER DOLLAR”,

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.175. rama: pain v doua!“ In "M mail. r 'Po'n finirai; 0mm.

closcr margin of profil.

Illvcstigate Firestone prices now in eiÏeCt and ask any user about thc nuiengc he gcts from Firestones.

ihe economy of using

the hotel. Everythlng 'had thc odor or lilnc oxcept. tire dinaer—wthat watt duck, odor. Fred. iiiuify, who lmndies the specialties, mode a line job o! 'iIAlac Sunduy" and ieit quitc proud whennhe naboer the guests into the dlnlng room—n veritablo gardon o! riowers. l'l‘he Casino orchestra murmured subdund music under the direction et Aibcrt Blan- chard during the din‘ner. 1Mr. Ei- zear Arsenault-snng Tosti's “Gbod- bye" and received au encore. us did EMr. C. G. Geiiagher. Who sang (or his number, "Say a Littic Iimyer for Me." Harry Portier, the mes. Overiand representutive from Tor- onto, piayed his vloiln to tho tune ol‘ Shuberifis “Serennde” and Von Webers “Der Frezchutz."

PERSONALS

Dr. and ‘Mru. Goodwiii rcturned from St. John.

‘Mrs. Ormsby and daughier arriv— ed rrom Toronto. Saturdny evening and are ut the Y.W.C.A.

'Mrs. :MoManus and two (rhildronv

Hotei tor a. few days. _

Dr. Notting and bride relurnei on Saturday night irom a short hon- eymoon trip through the province.

‘C-h‘ier Justice Mathieson return od ISaturday nlght iirom Montresi. whcre he attended .ihe Canadien Nnvy Longue convention.

Mrs. Wm. Culieu. North Wilt- ahlre, is in the city‘ visitan her slster in inw. Mrs._Patrlcx Train- or, whn ‘ls amie,- treotment in the City Hospitnl.

Mr. P. A, Steele. or Dnitimora. ar-

' rived in this city laet alght on a

visit to his parents. Mr. and iMrs. Dnnlei iSteeie. Kent ‘St.

Misa Edith .Dutty. City. arrived linge .Satundmy, nightflrom Am- iis' t. N. 8., phare she twas vislt ihg“ C. “P. and Mm. Dufty.

MM. Harry Dobbie and her denghtor. Miss Heien rot Saiiba. Cplorado. are on a viait te the former‘s brothere Edward and Charles Chandiqr.

W

or [ha ostata ni dames P. White: ail the remalnder or the Stock and'trade q! the late Jas. P. White wiii be soit! en «bloc et Public Nuction on the promises nt Marray Rivar on Thursday

June 16th. et noon. (.Sxd.) ANIME WHITE.

. Administratrlx. M, 4. MOLEOD. vAactioneer." , .

irorn Mencton are at the Victoria A

'Shownah Francig as umplro and Tom Corrlgan as base judgs din- charged their duties la a satisfac- tory manner whiie Phil McQuaid aoted as score ‘keeper.

W American Langue games too latn. linishing.

'Battarles—Romnei and Perkins; Cercleskie and O‘Ncl-i.

National Langue

Cfncinnatl ni New York au. Cin'cinnati... .. (i New York .3 1 l

Batteries—Keck and Wingo; Bougies and iSnyder. Ohicago ut Brookiyn— R.H.E. Chicago ..0 7 2 Brooklyn ...-13 24 2 ‘Batteries -— Kautman. Oshorns

Freerñnn and O‘anrel; Vancc and Deberry.

St. ibollis nt PhiindelphIa—- R. H. E. .. . . . ‘. .5 i)

8t.LouIa......... 2 Phitadelpha ...i V0 i Batteries—Bayou: and Ainswortn;

Weinert and Henilne.

Pltinbaruh et Bo’ston— R: H. E.

Mariy Entries for.

socintion arc advcrtising thair lint oi’ classes for June 2ist Guardian. ber: thc 2.19 mlxed trot und puce; thc 2.25 stralght trot and a thrcc- minute trot and pace. classes werc decidcd upon consultation with the vnrious horsrh _ men ot the province, thé idca bcing

t0 furnish classes bring together good fields of horses 2 and aii'ord i‘asl racing with close flnishes. ' r

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l‘iiisburgii es ent.. _ Boston . . . . . . .. ...i 5 3 ILIilitU'ics—Glilzilcl‘ and Gueun, 2 Watson and O‘INeili. i . .. 4 International League I T118 nbOVG 15 "1° resu" Df il"! Bufleio at Newurk—— mue. "00ml “me 0‘ bflfiebï‘" belween Bui'i'aio . . . . . . . . . . ..4 1:: z West Kent Scheoi and Summci- Newnrk “ç, w, 0 5m" High Sellooll Mayed ‘1‘. me Butter'lps—(ïonnoi-ly and Divine; Abegwait groulndus on Saturduy ar. une“ and Egzm ternoon. The game was a wcil con ' tested and 'interestin'g one rlght ,R .1 t ultimo R u E’ mm m “312.33.25 1‘. “ç. 7- 2 second mmngs was over me gmne liultirmzrc . . ' . . . . . i . . . . .5 11 0 bccame more or less of u pltchors Man,“ V Mm “la “me; (m battie, abiy supported by both ni- de" and mues. flcld and outficid pinyers or canin team. thus the last seven inniugs _ s'aw air tight bail net a man trom How THEY STAND elther sidps getting across home , “au” V A rl L a u ’i‘he West Kent boys marie i’our me canwoengiost un“ runs in the tirs; two innings. New York “'33 19 A.“ whiie tho Summersido boys «werc m Lama C . _ _ “30 2l .533 only sbie to get two mon home. wglqhingwn 25 510 'i‘he lino uip .was as roliows:—— Cm,‘mnnd 'j n 27 A“ . IDUlrüit ... .23 27 .400 W'It Kent Sumemrslde 'l’hlnlndelphia ..20 24 .455 Catcher Boston ....21 sir .447 (‘hicago .21 29 .4201 Dinmond Warren ‘ “mener Nationai‘ Langue Currie n McAleer Won Lost mx' Now York ..2‘.) 19 .lîlH 1‘”- BM" i‘îiisburi: ._....‘.!0 lii .573 MCDOMM Ciimemn sr. Louis . 27 2:: .540 Brnoklyn . . . . .. 26 24 .520 21mm“ (lincinnati . 27 2:; .509 ‘WQWW l Crok“ Mouton . . . . ..21 2P. .447 ’hiiadci hin ..15 31 .3156 3rd Base I p Houmon 10h95” International Langue Short Stop won Lost II’.(‘>. Rosa MCAIB‘" linitimcrc .. ..35 15 .700 . ‘liocbester . .. 19 .627 L. iiield Toronto -- ...27 24 529: "mm" “nm” Hni'l'nio .....27 24 me liteadlug .....26 28 .481 C- “e‘d Jersey ('ity .24 29 45:: w-hïte , “ms” Syrucuso .zn «(ii .404 R. “0'11 Nuwark . r4 1:6 .25" Stewart iMDI‘i'iSO'“