d ouzilw {or 4000

. articles

alga ithc -' - 15 cents

a on ‘feed rcjcctetl. Spreads

Tali/i, ,1

I . ui-y 26»-

' iffizln ribcsulcu sees, . Th

v j"- ‘ ~ ,,, ' signed, otter! Jim’ H116 n? lobster zoom: mo‘! 0t good factory, cook pfng buildings. 1118*! e, 3000 lira/pa all ‘ready ‘for , mostly new, 8 sir/airline

s, 15 thread ro- traps,

needed in.

IPEG July Zt-I-Fiftecn mil- nrs will be paid to mem- ibe Inter-provincial wheat are August 1. uccordinfido nn statement issued today president of the Canadian live Whcnt Producers, Li- qipe second interim pay- i|l amount to twenty cent; l, based on No_ 0. wheat, g5 the total already (listrl) o $1.55 a Iiushei on the I924 e statement intimates that al instalment will be made ‘- m. next month.

to volume of wheat receiv- ne pool tiuring recent weeks g4 pool was not closed un-

‘ l5. .

ty cents a bushel ,will be n No.1. 2. 3 and 4, north‘ ‘those

toughs of on No. 5 tough

_ led grades. No payment cutwsuys. will be pild nt

and Sll0ll‘_,WllI:aI2 headed and cnn- on grades will

led when the final pay-

oIi-Iloui ‘Riffs

diin Press)

An official colli-

Ion‘. says the Frcnch have thewwcslcrn River valley of Abd El invaders.

part of the

The are fleeing after o French captur-

‘it’ or prisoners.

‘heading and engine, 25 herritrgnets dories enchant.- oars. wml ‘the

harbor ‘lots of lobster ‘M, ‘Ideal lobster on. ouit one ilcsiirinz. some. For flur- picnic“ Mpply ‘to ‘the owner.

t‘ ‘Reginald Dingwell, ‘ ‘ Bay Fortune.

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In Fish Catch

Q AWA. Juily 20.-- Canada's sq» h catch for ‘the first six 111w of this ‘year was va-I/ued at $9,778,040, as compared ‘with $9.- 155.438 ‘In ‘the some period In 1924. 0f this year's total Nova- Scotiu contributed $4,081,417, ‘Pl-Ince- Ed- wmnll Island $070,525, New Brun- swick 81,447,360, Quebec ‘$020,728. and ‘British Columbia $2,958,010. Ac- cording to varieties of ‘fish Ilobst- 0m led with $3,181,166, C0<1\$1,472.- 720, Iiallilnll. $1,407,498, snliuon $1.- 183.350, Herring $909,629, Haddock

8353.586, Mwdkemel $351,110 ‘and Sulclts $339,748. Nova swoon 'l0bsIter"c8I0ch_ was

valued at 33.022120, Cod $1,067,697, Haddock. $347,859. - Mickie/Mi $208.- 661, ‘Ilailibut $134,221 and Herring $67,015. Prince Edward Isl-fund's Lobster catch was valued alt. $542,- 403, ‘and Herring 864.675. New Binn- swlckls Lobster catch was valued ‘n; 8466.337, Sure-its SZIILI-ltiii, Salmon $198,851, llkilTlllgiS $129,407, Cod $122,153. and Sardines, $95,556. Quebec's Cod catch, was valued at $215,034, bobsterg $150,240, Mac‘ kercl $94,481, Salmon $87,003 and Herring $60,113. British Columbia's Hail-limit clutch iwus valued at $1,330,- 889. ‘Salmon $838,251, Herring; $537, 91S. and Coil 540.077.

Queen 0f N. S. ‘ Tennis Courts‘

MANCHESTER. Mass, July 26- Miss Ilelen Wills. of Berkeley, Cdl., National Women's champion, dc- -is_ivciy defeated Miss Mary K. Qwne. of Santa Monica. Calif. second rilnkiug player In‘ the l‘uit- States lll the finals nf the \\’(l- in nfs invitation singles lllllflltl- menfst the Essex County Country Club, here tuduy. The score was 6—-2; 6—-1. Miss Wills, by virtue of hcr vie- tory proved that she is still the queen of the l'nltcd States courts. In s send-final nlutch in the mix-

oi.’ England. and N. W. Niles. Loug- Wvod, defeated Z\Irs_ J. B. Jcssup. Wilmington, Ilel. and Kari i‘fult'- mun. IIostou. 0-8; 6-2; 0-3, The California team of Bliss Ilclcn “lilis, of Iiirklcy. National champion, and IMlss lilllry K. Ilrownc. of Santa hionlctl, woll the, finzllsof the ivolucilZ-i invitation‘ dollblcs tonrnzllncnt. defeating Miss Raynor Goss. New York. and ii s l .l'.' I3. Jessup, “Yilmingtivu, 6-- G~3,

LASSIFIED a ADVERTI

l‘ n Insertion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ur Insertions . ht lnnorllons . . . . .

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SEMENTS '.

. 10c per lino of I5 words 8c per lino o! IS word» 7o par line of ll words

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dcr" Limit l0. A.

eachers

A. (lilicash,

' No. 78.

gents Wlllnfltfd - '

lllllll, WOIIIIIU

ER WANTED FOR DUN school. Supplement $100.

Lot 8. O'Leary R. l1

d, Secretary of 'I‘rtisIc.1-s.

IMO. LIVE WIRES CAN GET Surveyor‘ ire tiistributitul

rights on ciler. Appeals to and child. ed." 26 Dllllt. n. W_ July ‘.2 -..7.

Wanted

I

secretary, (llen-.

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2676 23~4i

lb-EXPERIENCED SEc-‘APPLICANTS -— DESIROUS OF,‘ class teacher for

Auburn Apply to John

2703-9». o-Iii

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m MIODQNALD, LAND Hermauviile, P. E. I

Miscellaneous

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FOX BREEDERS ATTENTION! Iicur E. H. Rayner at St. Yuuis llull. Sumnlerside, 'I‘ucsduy uigill. July 28th at 7.45 l’. M, Real lll-i formation concerning the Silver,‘ Fox industry. ‘

SPECIAL. OFFER OF HIGH grade envelopes, 50 for 20c, 125 for 35c, 25o for 55c, 500 for $1.00. 1,000 for $1.95. Guardian Office.

I

entering Scpt. class of the North Adams Training School for Nilrs- cs. please write Superintendent promptly. 2090-7-2i-10i

school. S lie llrldgc,

lIIIIIINr~wL

ER WANT I class lIPfl t'|\\'

$l25.00.—-J

N urt-l

u Johnston,

school. rlu class 8150.00, for second

IIIV, Secretary. 272l-7-25-3I.

5g WANTED__AN Ex. WHAT HAPPEN-ED TO SILVER‘ cd assistant

for Fortuna-

upplenlcut $110. secretary.

E. I. 2077-7-23-41

P.

. , , “ER WANTED _ FOR >11 eluulc llolp \\ anted Ir School, first. or second “Tiii-“iii male. Supplement ono hun- WANTED—MA|D-

N. McDonald. 2724-7-27-lu2w

ED-TIPIRST OR cllcr wanton for Supplement

ames W. Boyce,

lng

Fox Polls ut the Isoudnn Spring .\ucliou Silica?" Iicul" the uns- wer at St. Paul's ilail. Tuesday, July 28th by i‘). II. Rayner. 2i.

APPLY 171i 2729-7-27-31 I

WANTED-KITCHEN GIRL, ONE‘

Grafton Street.

who can do plain cooking. ilcj Terence required. Siruihcolllt‘ - Hotel. 2090-7-24-31 In Wanted

cheater St.

write Su l0 11:01!) Apply JOHI‘ n. Ilrncst Mu

beginners 1v (which

EN;

, ‘ti. 23oz c

ANTS DEBIROUB 0F EN- . the August class o! North

.ANTED TO WORK AT D—MAN TO WORK‘ ON‘

D —- FIREMEN, BRAKE-

"Y. BOX 110,

NEW SPECIALTY "FY to improve window and "9 ‘Ii-‘lliiay. Seventy thou“ Iold lll Montreal. bslon. Canada Sales Agen-

I01‘

parilltllldenit. _ on 4 r1 mm‘

Wlantetl

pil liicilctld. Dur-

2734-7-27-3]

Ich, Mount Her- 2699 7 24 4i.

$150, latcr $250

For Sale

__for sale at Klidnre lIl-aich. I‘, I-I. ‘ l‘. ‘estate of Ilr. Czlhiii. Cnlflll, Alberton 2710-7

. i Psolcnnsp OHINCHILLA min-g,

bits for sale. 30 dollars per pair. N ' Ed. Hansuid. Tavistock, Ont. , M u M m ‘ 2631-7-21,9l t; Flies, osqu oes, 0 l. Q mm ~FOR SALE NE?‘ “H. Ants, Bed-Bugs. Roaches and . -— R \‘ Peakifs Station. 100 acres, (hi? 3'“ dutrwa the" was‘ H t l "lid" 11B?- rest hard and soft Bum“ Wm‘ "mu", “my. 0 e

wood. Good buildings. Particul- ars apply Lemuel Kenny, lVmrsli,

Found

position’! Write 2722-" 27m2l‘,

Liberal lnrka St., Mon-

‘FOUN

.___ D—AT BEDFORD FOUNT- nin Pen, Owner can have sumo by applying at City Hospital,

T-T IAJSt

Iin Sick h ontbsoln ' "Ililu. Io_

I '——-——- , A NEW oiscovsnv II and reiibv

sch plcklgg,

I38 Sen Sick. ness and Head- IQIY harmless

"Seoxyl

M_ 1L w_ Jmy 25 Finder please report at Guardian _ ' ,0fflce. Reward. 2730-7-27-3i‘ i‘ lfiflqnnneons LO8T-TIRE CARRIER AND ‘i

number plate, between Sen View‘

tilru to Ralph Brnudcr. Tlultic. 27Ii-7-25-m2i

tour-room 5511a»; FIELD, Lliealington. . July 21st. heifer black and wilite.——Kelr Clark.

Price sun? 1i.

2723l7-27-m2I

iiiafloiiijia. not,

cd doubles, Miss Elizabeth Ryan. h‘

2200-7-10-1 mo: I “n

Home

{Toronto in charge of the details of the payment of HOme Bank deposi- < tors’ claims. Payments on deposits WANTED — ONE LARGE FUR/of $500 and under are now about nlshed bcdromo. Apply 2H ‘llor- to be made. ZIIIILI-T-Z-i-hlili __ I

;\./ six ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE l/l

1 l?

I".OST-—GOLD WRIST WATCH.‘

and Baltic. Reward, Please re-‘ _

i

dent‘ Guardian "

SHOP FROM Holmanh Catalog-

FUNERA-L THIS MORNING.- The funeral of Wilfred Gnrnhum takes place ‘this Monday morning at 9.15 from A. A. Hennesseys un- dcrtnking Parlors.

FUNERAL NOTICE-The death occurred yesterday morning of lMrs. Jane Howntt. The funeral takes place this afternoon from the ro- ‘sitlvnce of her sou. Mr, Alex. Ho- ‘wutt, 4i School St, leaving the ilousc at 12.45. Interment will be at Cape 'l‘raverse this afternoon.

W‘ St. Anne's ‘Day

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ed b ythe Indians. stands about tif teen feet high on a concrete base set to a depth of eight feet. lt is built of boulders cemented with stucco, and is surmounted by a marble cross, At each corner is a granite block handsomely decorat- ed with carving. The tablet bears the following Inscription: ,

WORLD WAR. VIMY, ARIIAS. AMIENS.

In grateful lncmory of tho mun of this Parish whu made the Su- preme Sacrifice:

Peter Knockwood. John W, Lab obs. William Arscnauit. Fzlllllllilfl Callili, Lewis Toucy (Chief Szirics stepson), Charlie Capiin. William Gnnt.

And Ill honor of twenty-elm c! the Parish who offcretl theic iivm for King and Country,

‘The immense throng of visitors who came, to Lcnnox Island by car were ferried from Illdefortl wharf by boutmcu in gasoline launches. Tile order throughout was all that could be dcsirctl. and everything passed off very pivo- snntly. nil mljnying tho outing, the sunshine and the Ilcaulifui weat- iler on Lennox Island .thc most pic- tnresque of thc five islands dotting the magnificent Richmond Bay.

Among the visitors were Andrew Paul, (‘hicf of thc hllcMtlcs of An- tigmtisir and a number of Indians from New Ilrunswicit and Nova Scotizi. '

SPECIAL MUBIC- Yesterday nlorning at Zion Presbyterian Church a very pleasing e010 was rcudi-red by Mrs ‘Taylor of New York who sang with ‘lnucil feel lug and expression "The Penlent" by Vunderwaiter. and was ‘heard with much appreciation.

UNITED CHURCH. -—'I‘he solo- ist at the Sunday morning ser- vicc in the United (Jilurch was Mrs C_ H, Pierce of Hespcicr. Ont. who gave a fine rendering of VEFHOII lrvillos setting of the 33rd Psalm»

PHOTOGRAPHERS LEAVE.-

Mr Peck of the ‘hiotiou ‘Bic-mire Bureau. Ottawa who withiMr- CB-lliel‘ the cunlcru luau. has ‘been on the luinnq for the past t-lvo weeks, left 'i‘ucsiliuy' I'or Si. John. .\ir. Cuultcr

till-y ‘took litany views. in different part5 of the province including. ugricillture, scenic and deflll 5W1 fishing. 'I‘ilos-@ views, ‘it. is expect- Ill, _\viil ho shown ‘here ‘and 0159- ‘whcre during the coming autumn and -\viil luuke valuable lrilbiicili‘

"BIRTHS

BEAGEN--At Dnungh on Nlontlay. July 20th. to l\Ir. and Mrs. J. J. llczlgcn. a son. Congratulations. (“nrtcr were grcaltly IYIQZISBII Wlillli. they saw of Ihc province and Iiéfolo loaning expressed ‘their thanks for the many courtesies and the assistance they received from all with whom they canre in con- tact and (‘specially from lithe Offic- ers of the Tourist Association \vho were ‘principally ‘iustrtlmcnilill ill inducing .\ir. (lilarlton. General Advertising Manager of ‘the Canad- ian Nzlllonlrl lluilwzlys to have tile photographers collie to the provin- I'm‘. .\"r. ("llflflf last "lglrl declared that he hnd tested all the air ill

TRAINOR—At Douagh ‘on Monthly. July 20th to ;'\Ir and Mrs. Jils 'i‘ruinor a daughter.

MURFIAVA-At South \Vilitshliro on Jilly 231111.. 1925. to .\ir. and hill‘!!- llutrlck Aiurray, a son.

DEATHS

DOYLE-‘Ait the Prince County ‘llos- ‘plifll. Jilly 26th, Mrs, Lillian Doyle.

Suulmlcrsitic. Ar _ (‘unnln dlilllfllttii. apt‘. South rim MURPHY'_ I“ m“ mty" ‘may 2M‘"‘zind foillld luore tonic lll Prince

ilcnry S. Murphy, 32 ElIlI Ave, Fuus, lgdlwurd Islam] u“, than i“ MW “up Iiflil notice liiiUlZ I01. '

S|NCLAIR—.‘\t

Sillulticrsiilc. July 1 M»?

25th.. 192. Ncil Sinclair, Ill the‘ illgll- of 8i yours. Funcrtll notice‘ PERSONALS ll t-r, _ , . .. ‘ . ‘s.- . . . 'I" , DIXON_IH this Fly Jwy 1M,“ \Il~.~. JIHSIP \llll‘t.lli‘i0ll Bousniv

WW "|il‘iil Old iloluu \\'cek lll the City.

Jt usio Iiizlcktry. ugcl Nil yours I ow of ‘the Into (luorgc IJ. ldlXflllni .‘.lll(’l'<l_\' of‘ (‘lylii- iiivwr. Flllltfflll irolu (l. I). \\"rigilt'.=, parlors, ‘Put-s- till)’, 2Xiil. illsl, SPTVIITI‘ (‘illlliilttilldiiil __ at. 2 p, m. li|IL‘l'lll<'lii ikoplt"; Coma-ilk‘ cry. '

.\ir and Mrs Win. Sciier. York ,_ci-lt-liratcil the 50th zlunlvcrsnry ‘of their wcihliug on July 17th. (Jun- utuiutltlus.

bliss Elsie iloswcii, Victoria rc-

. . , .‘ . - . . . 1. HOWATT-At -II School Street. tinii““““ “mm _T\‘\‘,‘_“““‘.Y “kiflfljm Siluduy. Jilly 26th.. i923. Airs. Juucim“ OM “mm Mk m t“ ( y “

.' - -.-t >1’ M .i-. i'2-i . ilmvult. age H7 years. Filutlrill Iillsum s l l‘ m“ H ‘ U“ afternoon services starting zit-Illa) Mrs “y G_ Gnlespg,‘ J," 5mm a leaving the house ut 12.45 for the N“, (“U-s of 0],] 110m,» wank n; ""11""! "l?" b!’ IY-"lill t" Cal"! '1l‘1i',‘thtv "Queen" the ‘guest of Mrs. Cllus verse for iuternlcut upon arrival of pm,“ City, ain.

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‘Miss Florence O'Connor. Dor- t-ilvsicl‘ and Miss Agatha Trnilror. ltoxbury. Aiassr. arc spen‘d‘ill‘g»t1llc.il- , ‘VIIHJUIQII ut thcir holllts in Ilopc illvcr.

lvlns. Will, A. Blntlchzlril and hcr itwo cilildrcn arc visiting Ilor lllotll- or and father l\Ir. and Ii/Irs. (lcn. W. , Craig nit ‘the home of Ircr uncle J. I |W. ’l‘rowsdialt>_ of ‘lit. iddwurll Rd.‘ Cli<IbFl0i-it.‘i0\VIl. M (lraig wcuit to St. John and zlctaillupzltlieil (laughter to the Lsiatui. .\ir. Blanch? urd plans to join ills wife iaucr

I lilisses Ann-a and Kittie IIolnlc-s oi‘ Portlallil, Me, ilurivcil ‘lll-llll.‘ cilty on Ttlouilay last ell route Ito their for-I lller ilolue ill hlorcll where they‘ wi-II spend ‘:1 ‘pleasant vacation. 11in‘ guests of ‘Mr. and M-rc. Peter,‘ Murphy, ‘Among tilosi‘ zlrrlving In the (willy lilunlllg ‘Ibo last wr-ok ‘Wu-s ‘Mr, (lllilrit-s .\I.u‘rphy. ldu-glllccr who mot-i o-red from ‘ilortlllnd Mo. oil a wcii‘ Purn-cil Ilolidily, which ilc will spclui with Iris parents Mr. and Mrs, Peter, Milripily, Morcil. I

cl‘ St. James (‘hurcin Saskatoon.‘ Ii-Illl ‘Filancclliwr of St. John's‘ Cathedral of Ihc Silllrt‘. cily. is now‘ at his ol-d ‘Ironic nt siiirlliKfltdll. Mrs,‘ Iilislilln uciroluqlllllic-il hhn as ‘for ‘as: 'l‘tinnlto. whore s-ile is spending u; mouth with Iwr ptIPPlIIH, l)l', N. \V,“ and Mrs. iloyl ‘s. (funnn HllSlflllIl 1...,‘ llPCll In Suskilttron fur lrcarly ithrocl Yliirrs In addition to tho work of, In steadily growing ivarisil. ‘hr.- Isl‘ nu qtho wlzillf oi‘ Idlnlllallncil (‘oliogi- us, /‘ ‘Lcntllll-cl‘ ill Apolngctlirs. 11nd a incur. II)‘I“I' ‘of ‘tile Iloard of (lovcrnzrrs of‘ III" ("Ii]l4“.1!(‘- IIt- and his iv-ift- spoilt‘ Sllllllt‘ flficcn years In India.

Bank Relief

‘Tlla- Ill-v. (‘anon lluslnnl. Iluctor Justice A. K, McLean, of the Ex- hequer Court of Canada, Is now In,

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FLIT

is "sure death" It kills with- out fail.

_F-_,.

ers 50c. "I

' ‘ ; Since taking over this

PW Tilis- 75°‘ ‘ IHoteI we have spent many Hand Sprayers 50c. fflltfllllfldl of dollar! In oaln and Improvements. It

We have a complete line 0f

Fly catchers and dea"_°yers_ . In now the finest Hotel of It:

clnu In the Marltlmg Prov- inces. It appeals to thou who" want a comfortable Hotel Ind splendid Ilhlg and excellent service at a moder- ate price.

Flybflne, Tangiefoot. WII- son's Poison Pads, Insect Powder. Black Fiall. ROW" Doom and many others.

I

If Ii’: a reliable article w¢ have It.'

mica 93.00 a day.

"Y “' "m" Charlottetown H t I C0., Ltd. Hughes Drug 00 o §..,..».....

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Ltd. ,

Miss L. MoQUAln, Mummi-

THE‘ onnntkirrnrowuiciinnnmu

our. liiniuairs

(Canadian Prsus)

‘ MONTREAL. JlLly 20.—-'l‘l'i~fi 6X- port trade in Manitoba spring wh-eat on the Montreal market Sat- urd-sy-conltlnues very quiet. ’l‘hc.re bein-g little demand from foreign buyers in a-ny position. Then was some enquiry for coarse grains and as the prices bid in 0d,] cases were in lino \viIll exporters views sal-e/s of a few otlti loads, of OJIS and barley were nladc to till; United Kingtdoln for August ‘ship- lllellt. A fair enquiry was also re ported for barley for Octobcr and November loading_ but. tho voirunle of business Ill this position was light as bilyers did not respond to the ‘iliiglle-r price,- asked. Tile dc- mand for ocean grain room hex-c on Saturday ‘was quit-t and ‘rams lshowed important Cllllllglifl, ill sym- ‘ipathy with the strength that devel- ope din the Winniplsg July option tor oats on Saturday, the (lpnlegtic ‘nlamket for car l(lI.-I was stronger and prices at Illr- close were murk- ed up V; Cellls por ‘bit-shell. The de- mand was luclicrllttl tiroln local and country ‘Iiuycrs. Littile business was Ii-l-ansactcil with foreign IIIIYGTS in spring u-‘Ilvzlt flour last week but the local country ‘Icnland showed

considerable Iucrcu-s-e. the tone ‘was ,stcaily. P‘l‘itll‘s for winter wheat lilour were Well luuintnincil. The {tone of the lllilfliPi for llliliifced ‘rc- ilnains very firm tinder a ‘good

waves “ms nlmmng‘ whim, hemlsteaily (Ienlzlnll of which the offer-i

ilnigs \\’0‘l‘t¥ lltiilp I00 large ti) meet |the requirculcllts Standard grudrs of ‘rolled oats \\'|*l‘0 steady. 'I‘hc egg market was inurlirl‘ bul steady. The itione of lilc Iluttul- ulzl-ricct was steady mid tho VOIIIIIIC of ‘business was Ill0(l0l‘llI\‘ 5' Ull, The f» attire oi’

cheese mark‘ z ‘\\':i~l thc easier tool.‘ f>' the IFOVIIICE. Messrs Peck and _ ~ ~ ‘- - ‘1 I ‘“_il,l.lilll'g that ‘deu-lopI-d and rupot prices; to l/g, cclibs-i

/

were rcdltced ii

I ‘pound. I

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‘ Sea], Joins Police Force

.‘ When “BIII" a baby seal crawled [up on the beach at Quincey. Mast"... ‘and could ‘not be persuaded to go back to his brlny home. he was taken to the police station, as a vagrant. He liked his mI|_k dict so well that he insisted on making his . home with the new human friends. He was turned over to Jim Morris,

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her‘ mascot of the Quincey Yacht Club.‘

and the two are good pals 00W-

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THESE THREE HATS FOLLOW THE PREVAILING MODE FOR SIMPLICITY '

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By Marie Belmont

llnts are as small and unprcteu- tiouu as ever. Iinwever, ‘this does. not moan that all hats are alike.’ There are varying trimming treat; mcnls which make for Individual-i

.lty. 'l‘ile upper model is of white!‘ |grosgruiu ribbon with a cockude at

til,‘ side which In made In one with the hat.

The middle hat achieves a note of difference by its trimming of two nnilheails. stuck into the side of‘ the hrim to hold It close ‘to the head.

The hat at the bottom is a simple affair of black felt, with its crown crossed becomlngly.

Three flat silver disks at the side are finished with» tdsleis oil narrow felt. strips.

per

. ». , . . _ -- - " . ‘Stt-pilen. (Kcyes) 2 1 1 1 (lIIliL:,l nlllllfllll Ldllll. Illllon the, My” “arvwlerl h “L VIJPIIOSIIIIJ, Iulilcr pltcilctl a good‘ 991 14 lugging Bros I ‘game but bunched hits coilpitil with. §"KL,’.(',S S, Siepm.“ 1 3 3 3.‘ i‘! “.9“'ll:f“:‘m,i.llffl‘ge “alto efilvlelfls lLIl Alice, blk m, H, G. I fd-(ltlr Illd“ “Stalking Eudoisk‘ ‘Elllllffli: Kumwm langduriuwll” ' til lilc hands of ‘the "SIIICKS/Hsurrllllfégézgyfgfxldfrl T 3 2 a z .Il\‘ score luring 9-0. 'lhe lillc v “nmmvilyl Houmm‘ u p u.. us. follows. M0 (Nuvurs) 4 4 4 m ‘Shltks Cqtchesrtatlon Emicrs arcvcmnn‘ Echo Haw’ and May. - ,, " b‘ "bus also started In first heat. ; i“. Longupllio it . . . . . . . .. J. lVIarIill ‘,;_imla_2_15 14' L19 1% 2J5 14, ,_ _ 2.10 1-4. ’Ii. Alili-lflllliliqt.nléqsé J. Dillon Free FOFAH" Purse “.000 ‘U. lliulrchilril . . . . . . . . . . .. J. llurrns ‘mggzlhinlUnaflfllzlogns’ ‘l. Giutilicr 2m] “HEW Monteith (iemry' Mooscluck 4 l ‘;é“"“l‘“"“ I I ‘(ilHmXwiirll-Tllllf Isl?" 1 1 ru J. lAliIl-lilililllltélgbl L, partridge Aéutrpnvyu‘ bik g’ 2'05 14 , , _ ‘ , , A, J. \Vlii.-, Lawrence "‘" ‘mmms ',;",,;i'u',,‘," l" MW" Zillion, (lllinzlfin) 2 2 1 ‘ - . ' ,, JllCkSOll (irutttlll. b s. .I<. Collllols M. Doigcr 2.04 14‘ uoumm’ Drh“ ‘n nhunouu ' l. Humor lug Ciuib, Iloulton, Me, , ' ' Illurrilli 3 2 "n. Smith . . . . . . ._ I. tlaruu-‘rty \'"I‘I‘f‘¥FIV"‘SYI-“f1ft F-Czdflfni“ ' (patriot ‘plfiilblo copy) I bu‘; (ghoh) 3 4 2 i] v ‘v ‘ 'i‘lllit----2.oo 3-4, 2.06 1-4, 2.0x 2.17 Trot and Pace, Purse $400 lird Linc, ch l-l. 2.12 1-4