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Salt-,, ,Uno wire wheeled dolililc- .seated ciirriuire and one set nil- vcr mounted harness. iioth ns good as new. 1-1. ll. llroiv. 1-iii Richmond Struct. 11035-5-illltf. Fdii sAl.r>-sicfrziui. oo'i"i‘.\Ti-T.

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."INGI.l'l (ll<`l~‘I(7l~l IN |lA\'l~1ll

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Mrs. .iolin A. Li»iig\vortii. known as "iiannnhinley" situated on |,.,...-..-...-H. at-0 ¢|¢-f with inf. extensive grounds in connection \\.tn me i-.iiiie iriiely iii ine titan- pntion of G. C. Teinplu, Esq. Ap- ply to 1’alnier & i'aliner, Solicit- ul'B. 9602-6-Dflildtf.

Male lfielp Wanted

\\'AN'l‘I'Il)-A T0l'NH MAN 'l‘0

wlirlt. un inllk farm. Must he gmnl mlikcr. State \viii:-:S wanted. Ap- ply to (l\ini'diaii or .luhn A. Cliulr poll, Iiuynlinni. l\1lii:s. - - 97-i4-ii-160|.

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l'III\'1\'l‘I'I NIPIINIGS EARN $15 T0

silo it wi-i-la. lit-:un wltlioiit. leav- im: liuiin-. lit-st-i'l|itl\'e lmokli-t sl-nt free. lliiyiil Coils-;.;ti of Sell-licii. llept. ‘.!.'i..'i‘<»i~iiriti\, Cun- ulllt. lll.`»;'i-Ll-1ltll\Il~lSlit'.!lii. Situations Vacant

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t-ountly. 'l‘liiiul_'li n\ii'r=\-ry stork gent-milly si-iii-i-i---l\1i\'e full lint- \\'.ililt~ rlitit tri-t».~: nntl pluiil:-I. liiu' i~iiriiliii.;s l.;\lii|~iiiit»-1-tl tht- your rtiuntl. Ymii lirtl--r iii-llvvi-ell elim- plcti-. l-ixp<~rli~iiee` not iil»i~t»ssiii'_\'. We toni-li you. liukte li\'ii:-i., liiiiill-

od, .\lontrcul. `

'1‘caclicrs \Vantetl

past two days. _Doc. Yeo the “Sport ‘King," and “’l`oby" McMillan, have ltieiinitely llrranpietl to stage the big 'event here on 'July 1st, Dominion lllay. | ' These Olympic events will in |piirt determine contestants who gwill so to the great Olympic meet 'in Stucklioliii, Europe, at which

,place the greatest athletes in the fworld will meet in mighty contests of speed and brawn.

Now that the Maritime Trials

have been definitely awarded to Charlottetown. the sporting irater- nity ot' this city is assured of a big day on July lst. The Trials involve as heavy financial burden, includ- I ing a puarantee to the General Oly- mpic Fund by which Canada's tith- letos are financed ln their Europ- ean trip. Despite this and the short time leftfor preparation, the Abeg- welt executive ure now busily cn- gaged and assisted by a number ol' our sport,-loving and sport-spirited men, hope to make the events the Sporting success of many years. ’l‘hci'c will be lil the vicinity ot' 100 ol’ the Maritime Provinces' |.;i'cat- est athletes in attendance lierc on Dominion Day. _ . -

The Olympic events will include

the following:

i00 julia dash, 220 yds. dash, quar-

lor mile run, hall' mile. one milc, live miles, shot. put, lianimcr throw, discus tlirow, 56 pound weilrht throw, javclln liurlinig, hurdles, three mile walk, high jump, broad jump, standing broad jump, pole vault and relay race,,,(l`eur men.)

Gold and' silver medals will be

awurdetl in each event. The hold- ing of this l.§rf>:it contest slieuld stimulate all island athletes to per- fect. lliemsclves in every line of athletic endeavor so that this pro- vincc may have a representative in the world’s meet in Europe.

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teachers ri-<|\\lr¢-d for hiiiskiitcli- ewliii and .\lti<~.rtn i-ii-lituils open- li\,\: after' mltisuniniei' vacation. 'i`tiwn. village and I‘llI‘l\I llf>D"I\\¢‘ ments favorably slttiated pnyinlr salaries twclvc hundred to vilrht- ccn hundred per annum. Full par- ticulars ciicli iippiiintiiivlit r4\ll\' pil.-d, Apply Canadian ’l"t-acl\\~i's Agency, Box 14, ill-.|;ina, bask.

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T~AN»§-EH ._ nun 'rliorssxn

calves weighing ninety pounds and ever between Mar 1-'ith and Juno 15th. \\'ill pay liluhcst mark- et price. \Vrltc or phone lhiilitllnii Packiiig Co..,Ltd.. Ciiiirliittntnxvii.

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Spadina Building, Toronto

f“”*“”\'? Victory

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1934 at 96

|Sir Henry Drayton, Fin-

ance 'Minister of Canada, has

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present time Victory H0110

prices are most attractive

1922 at 99; 1923 at 99; 1927

M. 90%; -1933 ut 99%; 1937 nl

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101; 1924 at 98. 1934 ni. 96-

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. Alilioiiltli (ieiicrlil Leonard Wood tl'cfcltrrr'rl"t‘11 'iris-tirrival---in--IGliicnl»Z0 |th:1t there wlis entire llniriiiuiiy iii the ianks of his t'olln\vei's, hc had not sniticitlititi out the relations oi’ his caiiipalgn uianagers, Colonel \Wllliam C. Procter and Frank H. Hitchcock. `l\ir. Hitchcock had stated previously that _.his work was atlvlllvfy Und Sl\D€\`VI90l‘Y- HI” itriends hrllcvnd that General Wood :imulil nviili hlluself to a greater extent of Mr. .iiitchcock's experien- ces in luiiidlliig affairs at national mweiitiiins. .la managed the Taft cnniprilgn for the presidential nom- ination in 1908 and was chairman U, gm. ltepuliliclin National Com-

,,_ ..//iiiltlvu in 1908-09. I

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DOUBLE HEADER FOR TODAY.

Football Match.-G. \V. V. A, and

il. M. S. Calcutta at 2 p. ni. ,

Baseball Match-G. W. V. A. and

Abbies at 3.30 p. m.

The game of football to lic play

ed will be of the variety known as “Soccer", the greatest game played in England-a game which attracts many thollsnndg of spectators and

` is followed with the koenest in- terest throughout the United King- dom. Many oi’ our boys played this giiiiic when overseas and many of them prefer it ln Rugby which has been the regular game here.

Possibly after this Association

or Soccer will command more in- terest among our boys.

The baseball game today will hc

between the Alibi(-s and the War. Veterans. it is lioiilntl to he a thriller as each team has already defelited the other and it it now only a question of which team is ,is lo coiiie out on top. i 'The presence of the Sailors will he an added attraction io totiiiy’s sport prngraniiiie liiiil the ladies it ts interesting to note will be admitted free.

-1--<O>_l- TRAGEDY IN NEW BRUNS- WICK

ST.. STEPHEN, N. E., Juno 18.-

The "Eternal ‘Triaiigle." a woman and two men, was in evidence out at Honeydale last`nlght. Ivan Little and his young wife, a daughter of Jasper McLaughlin, of the Scott Settlement, near Honeydale, lived at McAtlani, where the hiisliiintl. about twenty-one years of age, has horn employed with the C. P. R. 'l‘he wife left her homo ri few days ago to visit liar parents, and soon afterwards soinclmdy wrote the husband gi' the third party ap- pearini: on the scene and allvlsiiu: the young husband to come down and investigate. The husband left McAdam last evening, arnied willi it revolver and telling his niother that he was going down to endea- vor to get his wife buck homo, and that if she was nut willing to re- turn with hlm he would shoot her.

The Horieydale man was warned

of the approach of the husband, and-was out of sight when Little reached the place. Just what pass- ed hotween` the husband and the erring wife is not known. but Little suddenly drew the revolver and fired a shot at his wife which passed through her hip without in- flicting much damage. Not satis- |fled with what he`lisd accomplish- _od, he turned the revolver on him- fsiclf, the htilletenierlng just below ‘his heart. Physicians were sum- Imoncd from town and atlendctl him and tonight he had sufficient- Ilv recovered so that he could he brough here on the evening en press and taken to Chlpman Mem- orial Hospital. I tl is stated that there is but sllzlit hope of his recovery, but the alleged erring wife is noi seriously injured. 4

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Oni. cannot help think that tl-'x

wonderful niagminlinit on the mi-t

the part of li‘rance-would have re- joiced the lit-nrt of Lord Kltclierier hatl he liccii here to witness ii.

At. the conclusion of tlie'Bpci'

war, it may hc recalled, this great soldier was, in striking cniiiiuist to

try and ln South Africa, ull for a policy ami conciliation. indeed, as soon as lt had definitely been sel- iied that the Boer Republics mas' lose their intl:-ptaitleiitie his :iliiiest entire efforts \verc illre<~tc'd t:i\\'airtl-= ohtaliiing turnis wliich thc li-icrs could lioiiourabiy acc(-pt.

annie way wltli his money.

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the politicians beth in this coun-_

K|-|-CHENEWS A1-T'-1-UnF__ , For it soldier, hilclionm-'S alll

tulle was li surprising om, but his stantlqiolnt was a very simple unc, ’l‘ht- two llcpulillcs were' to come williili the llritisli Empire-just as

Y l ~ ' '

of the A||leg_;|n¢1 pm-|ic||l;1r|y On (lcriiiaiiy is to coiiic new within tht-

Loalrut- of Nations- -and lic hcllevcd. that they would’ ho ii most valuzililc 1-leiiient in its coinposition. He was. ll\l‘i‘eioi'e, con'vincetl that neither icirallsiii ner war passion slioulil staziil iii' the way of peace. lnilt-cd. if 'iw had had his way, the war might have been ended twelve months liclnre It was! '

il is iiitercslliig to recall today

llizit the point on wlilili the earlier negotiations in rt-gliril to South Al'rll~u broke down was the ques-

tion ol' an aniiii-sly for iiic Nntaii and -(‘iipe i‘cl\<~l:i. Louie liullill wus,

ready te agree that the rebels should be deiranchisetl, but since lhvy had risen to aid the Llocr Rc- pulilics he would not consent that they should he exposed to the rigors ot' lim law for the son. Lord Kitch- ener was with him, but Lord Mil- ner carried the dlly, and so Kitcli~ cncr was left lo dr.-clnro “we are now carrying the war ou lo put two or three hundred Dutcliiiieli in prison lit the end of ii. it seems to me absurd and wrong."

.-\i-,troriilng tu Sir George Arthur.

his biographer Lord Kltcht-nor was wont to remark, “I think i shall be nf _-mum rcnl use when pence comes. l have liltlc fear as to our final vit-tory, hut imiliy i't~ars as in our inaklng a good pl~:ice."

llii\v llianlziiil we slioulil .ill lie

that the Kitchener rather ihan_l_he Milner spirit has so far pervaded the Conference!-Glasgow Weekly

,.Herald.

_~ i OUT OF THE MOUTHS OF BABES -me-0;--1

Two little girls, aged 5 and G.

were playlnl: tngetlier on the beach. '

“And your papa." queried one.

"What tlooii he do?"

"Oh, whatever mamma says,”

answered the other.

Small Elizabeth Wa! UDOYIAIEI,

the week in the country with ner pzriind-parents. -1

“Why 1-.aii't clii<‘k\\ns' Swim,

l:r:\ndp.i?" she asks-il, as slit- was

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feeding th 0 ltry

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I "Bw\\lSg'i_Ihey`d%ii't ,know

I suriwse. replied the old lllfill.

continued

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