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Baseball results yeeateurlllaygn) ‘ W' ‘--‘-' " V’ 9"* -- "` ‘-2 " - 5---1 0-- f -r 11# " ` ' ._ .

Amsmcau LEAGUE. _ _ _.1 _ _ ._

D3: "Pigladelphia--Philadelphia;53;- '&~_- ‘ _. ' ` ` `- I ' - _.___-‘_i._-_

Af h » - ` Ato 'vvéshingcon wa im t s bane mllowflnfrymtlglgstluf: Miielthal llfalin iiandii eurtrigniclled ourselves

ew guy ` Sl B 011. 2 ell rece ve » ne roc e . 0 _t e_ rat. ne o _ rt sh trenches but

S exposure to Cllflaggsgiwnoston 4 ci | a 3 Ygrk' thtlim tmtson' Parker' who iB'dh.i1"othc!lgrgedmEllflight' 7

._ _ -I 0V€Hl1_-.WW-a eron. -- ust e re-_eystwe tic .t Sk-msf" _ _0“lYfhl‘ee games scheduled. .-'.. _._ ,. _ ._ . ..France, May 21, 1915. some' trenches, in. the rear.” andthe f gbeild _the paip,`t,h¢_fe'3 _. _ -- ‘ - _ __ _ Dear Fatherlv . ~ _ _-way hack.) ran-inito see that Delaney -e_unsig tlywpeeling-___off __ _ -NA1'_|oNA|. -LEAGUE.. _ - _ _1 allnmirhlna y0u.w1iiie_ inithe tr¢>_n.-=_hTi-.iaeen.taken lu but- mana hu;a..stia.

` '_ _At ‘Ch_c_n‘n_ -*Ne-w- Yo _-K. 5 (__. f__l1€&lg-_:glihlé¥_;§»g_?e_|?§!‘;;;h£fé_1;l9‘;‘D._lD5__:hg:\ ,Qytugt tliolre. I r%Dorted..to.C.aDr\aln

, ‘ _ ‘_ 1' . If 11-- , _ -- . - 2, _ »_ 05. W 6l'6llD0l\ G gave me. our -'_°‘f“'“tk_3~ -f ' . f . ~ - ¢l\1ii\`§l<l»Pe¢0llll~h¢lld».&h1t-_:il1‘\1Q.llAfl|l1. m n-I took off my.overcoat, gut two

Af' i llsbufs-Pittsburg. -2; Phila- .lry are usually quiet dui-ins the.-.dpy. _p ies and made a stretcher _on which

_‘_|°|P*‘l“l - -- - - ._ -We.eame~lnw-the.trenches..fo\1r-days wefcarrieda.-tilm sions :oaatnenwith “ .At St. Louis~Bt. Louis, 4; -Brook--»a50. _ Do-,not.,kuow how.|_0ns_ \ve..w.il_i. auothsr._fellow ofour company, .His W' 3-_ " -’ 1 - ' ' ;_ he sin. _=-sz-; - ' ' , -,,, 1.:-____wo1ind_was;not.serlous..._ -He~will-bei

is soo m _ _ _Af (-hl4fHBO-Boston. 4;-Chicago, 3.- --We.liar¢e had lf_l1rel,ty_l\ard. Lost-bade 1wlth.us.again'. .i ., -iz.-__, _-_ .

_ _ __ _- _ mg W _ _ ' - - -- - .- - -_ _ Gillies-pllmber of.o\i¢;.-irlsllhlsiciudllll i. ‘Since .then ._we_;have_beeu,--hack im.- l0fl'_Sl_30pS_.tli_é__8i_Il_l _ ll’lg‘_` and L- `FEDERAl.-- LEAGUE. - . . two.l.VIai0rs.l&illed.q.ud.cite-Lipptpnqligt..r ; strengthening our. trenches- by' stlIl3_l_t1f 1118 fc _niomé’_n'ts_` ‘ At B - ' _ - ;»_v_<>nnded.:,t0\1r_-times. but aot‘ser.lQ : i€§litan<i-settings time sieenhy-day..

_ _,__ _ ___ _ __. _ _» _i_ bu __rookl-yn-Brooklyn, 3; Pitts- y‘._ -As fan,as-we know the casualties, e are under shell iirs __ evo;-yn naw,

~ yet__a ply It _to rs. .._ _ ._ . total upwards of two hundred. ¢,., _... _Two days ago ione shell killed five the. S in Bef r __At Baltimore-Kaiiaas City, 6; Bal- We had only _one,oilic_er, Qapi;__Frost men of our Company. and wounded

. _ . 0 e Um0l‘0. 5. .- ill Charge- of lwo,<lop_bie companies two. Thssame day we lost our oth-

¥0l\’lg Qllli illfd -tl`l_8I`8 iS Very ' At Buffalo-l<‘irst game, Chicago, -8; out he isa good officer. cool,`aiid__yery er Major. He never knew what nap. lttle da|1g¢r‘_ Qf gettmg _Buf|’a,lu, 0. Second game--()hica,g¢_,carelulrof-his men,-. _ ,- ._ pened him. A "Jack Johnson" or a sunhul-ned j _ - 3; Buffalo, 1. -- _ ~-i'I`he evening we came in _we _were coal box as we -call them, because

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_ __ At Newark-St. Louis, 3-; Newurk,- '-9111 ~U1i1%ei\l1.Bl.tack,,w,iys_, _t_o_.be_ made when-_they-_-strike -a cloud of smoke

_ _'You reall gught 1° try 2- _ -r .f»- ~ _¢9mmencluB..8i- .4.30».p., io.,,,,,Wfe,_got rises from-_them_; one of those came

_this_ It _wigconvince du _ _NTER _ i|;,€;,._€ur fzrst trench; aill__rig_ht_carr_y§_n|i ilirougli the trelllch and struck him

. _ . ,_ _ _ NAT|0Ng|_ |_EAQU,E-_ . a ll #Ali 5{.l10unds_.,o_ equ pme:_it,,_ u .while lyiugsleeplug in his dug out.

that |ZhlS W(-)1'd_ _ PERS ar’ . _ l_l_§_\ll¢l1@ -lt‘_B0mew_hat.bsfore :l.d'v_anc- Gaudet, from Summerside. was right §f3Il§lS f0l’_lfl_I¢"l'llRlle§t Qual- At Providence-l’rovidence, Il; New- -lllfrwl -of 1 om i.. i1§-.-_~- _ nn.; z-.-- ‘.““d°f» When. ;the» shell struck. It

ity' 111% Toxl.e»,t Preparations m.'}ATt1'Jcrsey- (‘ity-Jersey (‘ity lllie“ghdng;fllltl§;J:lchhyw(fh2q‘l¥iElllagh'Alai }lllls{?(;3l:|(l\(lp'l'llgnkl:flilv(liil<)i!l1igivgsnlalesilclghliliie and emedl¢§° Richmond, 3; . . ` theIle-Hi.-_-few--_months__up to-,.elbpu__i{ al all to pieces. .IHe had another close

____,____ _ _ 1 AL .l.m_0mo_RocheB_e___ 3; Tomntm zvzekhagoh The; weiglot t;i__a__GeE‘_;1i;u c§i_l:1ty_i;stei_day. He bwas standing

i - ‘ ' _ ' - - --_ - -» ~ ,. R 110 .im suc _nag ,_ _wqu __ e rg _y tiose seven oys who were ' _ _ _ ' At Montreal-Montreal, 4; B rr |0_ llllllossible f.or»me_.to,_deecr,lba,_..l was knocked-out. _

_Eg 3, _ u a _ sfmllly torn__io pieces and _i;iddl_e_;\_a_nd_ , _But we_,are. all_.finc. Robison, Ar; _ __._ _ ._ _ _ . _;;_};§_dead-_lyingéall__a;rouiid_il_ali;;_z_f}ei;- (iorne__y;,.Gi1_udega_nd l all stick togem.,

|MpER|A|__S Wm FROM NOR1-H.___.. ii equ pmen , r es _an a ninn-_ cr. emss eaney. hs- was always

ENDERS_ _ _tion of all kinds. From here _we-had so full of fun.

‘ to cross about 600.-to 800 yards bylgecy When l make. u, ~ niistnke or say

.A most exam d H _ t t d- tions. .No. 1 and 3.C0mDBI1y» o’Q.,s ething I do not mean. there is u Emile °f b“9Bbl\]ll:\z;;’B -;l?lyeflm;'1;e!l1$c_ Z _and»4. being our.-reserve. _.We_ll_._oft Jglgk- Johnson or- a shrnpnel going. (grin park mat even"-lg between me. _W9 Well! 0ll H16. d0llbl0._ when the over _und l_-begin- to wonder where it_ In-,vs_ of Bruce stewart & Con Ltd_, German._artil1er_y opened .fire on us, _l_sigoing}_t.o_llgl,»t,_ forgetful nr what 1 ' and the Northenders. As the Enders* we made” B' rush mr about' 5'() t-0100 'a-miwrn "K" "` " ` ‘ ' ` had won the first two games. the lmps yard” 'hell “Wk COV€l‘ lhc -b€St Wm.. -(¢°.1`“9¥ mid: 1'-were lying ill 0‘“" went out to play the game of their could ilni1_und believe me we did liug___ti3zn,cii_ yeste_r_day_.,vvlien.u__slieil burst Hfe_ and they were uermmly rewarded the ground _while the shells poured in it _d.~pi¢me§. strullkf-hotli oi' .ue but it in winning by the Bw,-9 of 9_4_ The 0_n us and men.were being killed all -Wye. spent -and justgiay on our coats. game went thgfuu- I-_me _nm-ngéht A around. lt was hero we lost our Maj-_ _There was_.g,,-big-attack oil our-front

feature of the-_.game was the wo-“der or-.and from twenty to thirty men, p%r- the _:iight before, last. and another on ful pitching oi’ Vickerson oi' the lnills. hal” 'm°re‘ Bm' we got “b°“t‘4 ffl--°'h" left* mm' might* UW Ames “re Next game on Thursday evemng_ 240| yards and received orders to entrench doing good wo1~k..now. . The (vnnnd. June. at 6.15, when ir iszhoped H large ourselves. We worked with our on-.,,lap_s,..a,re.-d0illZ..llktlll lllll'l..W0ll- _ 'crowd win he on hand 'to see a gosh. °l'e“C\1lns'¢0°lS. and our hands --and _-i_»1-.annuslas-a German oillcer's water _ game of ban , feet. When a, shell came we dropped, __0tti,e now._ . Some class to ,me. I

Notes on the game___McQ_mid of down and that was pretty often,- but gdtna-‘l»uyone_{, ont, of thn,t|~@ncn__the

_ Normendem and McDonald of ,mpg at last we were entreiiclied._ . ot:l1er._<luy..lt-is .lust like a saw. ~Te_eth _ played mama” han at _“_gt_ Hnchy __ Just then we learned that Delaney filed- ni 1t.__»__Last- nigl\t_ _l_ _sawed a of the ‘mpg was absent _.mm me _rom Sunimerside. was wounded. He. phnk_.{ x .>_.thr.o_ugh wi-tli|it.~.__l -have game_ his wmy sayings being sadly _\ad_meiit_ioneil on the way across he- _t ro\\;n awpy_my.- Ross rifle and got a- mlflsed by the fans. Tom W1iite_um- mfilx t wiv: a l) ec? of. 3'- Bmne' but we- L 9- h“l'em' Whmh- is 5" much better- plred in his usual satisfactory way pa( nulot edit o(n o it tli(i]enI. When T e magazine holds ten rounds, while Lime wachy Mcaschcrn. a new audi- ,"6 ‘fag fh' e'1ilmwy an gate 'Y' "le R0” ‘July :holds ilve and after flr- uon to the Imps_ played a dandy ng _oge ext s head was etween iiig.twenty. or thlrt-y_;ronnd.s rapid. you Same. his hitting and fielding being my eet' ter we had -made our im-we to take ‘ ym" bayonet tc' °pen first-class. Jack 'l`urner's hitting for trench u mt safer’ I exammed where- me bmt' `F°r"'h°°U"g ’p“"p°BeS I` Northenders came when hug meant he was hit. His trousers were cov- don't suppose .thsiftoss could be heal.- nms_ cred with -blood und I found that _.a _en but the trenches are so close and

piece ofh-sgrapitiei had -gtone \i_n_ttt;_ me rho (liermaiis so thick one could hard- iip-nni a no come-ou. s y m sstliem. -1 _

WEST KENTES REVENGE* l<`_(lri;t_ AidAtba5ida_gehI glittl tllielbesf 1 I aniAwitli a-`_Mont_renl Battalion Th __ ~ I _ f b _b b _ c_ ut. us e n en et_ go ng now. very iiiiereginieiit. but they

twees sségfuxgame 0 asp an e hack to the flrst dressing station but have-lost very heavily. _

ent and Queen Street h _

S I y that time he could not walk and _Now l must go-,land get my dinner °h°°s was played at Vl"t°‘°i“ Park the stretcher bearers had ll e i it ' f '

yesterday afternoon, the former win-.Wim wounded we _ a gon " as wa L"`°m"" `

. . . -_ » _ _ _ . ook him over be- \' ~l_lv0ve.to~-a-ll, ., _

ning by a score of 1511. Williams. . . _ the S0uthpaw__P“_ch_eT__ro__ me w__K_S, side m .ruined building and made his ._ _. - _ . ». .-.-~;'_ -5-..--._.._.. - PARK-En. held the om-,meme in check from-_ _io 'comfortable -as possible and- left -1°..S.-¢-May 24_l--’rGot_out.of-tl1e_tren= third lniiiiigs, when he'entered the \:_~,::_trf;?_g.::gu;ll;1i,t,€;sl easllyt whlne wt; gheasafa’ l°'fn'?even`°mcem`““d'°ne '-box to the end, allowing them only " I our renews' . un red and' mxtey"men_”°“t of 'our 4 runs_ reporteil him to one oi’ the A. M. (,. ,section of thirteen, siimcains in.-

_ _ v\?_lio promised to take him right in. Tell-mother I will write iagaiiiisaon.

‘ 'li' About eleven o'clock we advanced lamleeliiig fine. - -'_ _ _ ~ -

Psiisorins

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the- -- summer sun ' plays

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But ~yo_u'_»-can' laugh-;-ig' .Simba if, , ave a hit

tie of _l";nsQ_§-»‘ihimoiid'_-5 Cucumber ear-n.. han ‘y;_ Th ' th cool' -

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(Special to the Guardian.)

LONDON. June 17.-The Star pub-

llslied a despatch from its Athens correspondent, setting forth that a Greek newspaper supporting former Premier Venezelos, is asking the Chamber of' Deputies to meet immedi- ately, now that the results of the recent general elections are known. nnd'hppoint‘ a regent on account--of the illness oi"King Constantine.

HOTEL _A_ll_RlVALS

VICTORIA.

M_oGraQUr;._A.- C. McDonald, Mon-

tague; H. A. Goldstein, Montreal; A.

P. Lewis, 'glvri -ill/_irs Fra-nk Perry aiid.child,_,-_ .. _ c urma _ er- slds; .l_”ohif".`_?oiier, __ Tor ,%£l1irf2A- Reed, St' Jo_ ,“ N.B.; J. Is\vler.l. Nlng_a_rg',_ I-T33.-\Atl,el, W. . 0035-. Moi\rea.l_; ll. M. Bergman. Halifax; W.’A. McKay. Truro; Mr-and Mrs L.-

W. Atkanson. Antigonlsh; F. S. .lossy and tla.‘g\t§sr,`=.I-lallfax; B. Alexander, Montrehl. '” ` ' ' '

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----snlf f:nn_ -naman -.nn-__- -N““9"al °'°*""ig

reg Pe ll B Oy 0'-01.-Halifax ‘ even more seriousness han was sus

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` ` h ` ` thferigz-hsiluleisstesrhlgwed (t),l'l:l!gel`g ll); pecle-ll "Dm me ac-tivlllsies " - ‘ - , _. - lvl' ' " "'

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Nothing like aPanama _iori _ liiw ‘\ -1 _/ _ _

“We are well equipped to _ Straw-Salloruats meet your demands.

on Tuesday . .

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Among me passengers from. vic_ f1__:lt';_\:;~_isliii\1g_ condition ghroughngt Ambusaollgr erisor e

toria yesterday were Mr E. Boswell ,°' H me r° Mes" "9 ° l e Many perslinshlineremare iiirlihedwto a knock about hat- See our

' El 'l I Y. f I f ll ' - ' ' .- ' ' ' _

““°‘ D' ”°"°'_- ’$‘é’....-...."‘_‘i’.‘I.'.“{‘.... 3§.`$i§§ 3. .2 5.5.33. g;-_-;_q_°_§_t__f_\;1_-;__@f_f,;»_°;i;_g§_;‘_;<;_ f3_°;,fgg_»-gg - sfy1es;.--can be iackwofs Rev. Douzald McDonald. 0l"1‘lsnisn. ‘:°’7_.“f"““l"'°"_*“Y “l’_P'°"_‘H5 °f *he “°' or _cat nf M1-House. -Presnient~'Wii-

was an outward passenger by the ‘°“_° (fubofd ““'et°°“”° 5 tg Pay ‘;_"_ sonjs 1,-lone friend,

eastern train yesterday. - .feehml “"°"me" 5 °f mem "S W ° _Although it repeatedly has been de- `:‘ 7 - - - ~

-- _ “re ‘m active service during the WM' nied here that Col House went to

Miss Bell McMillan. of the Light- _Phe Sta;-B §'°“;“’"_“l*;9_?xP;_`f*5ged their Europe' with any instructions ir'om‘

Sllld POWGY C0.. l_9tW9S l.lll_B Il1_.0_l'lllDS 011-= "D§F‘€}:a ° :mat ‘am _ §°__ "Klang ;°“;`-_ -President Wilson to open a. peace za visit to Toroiitd. ar _ 9 VM °“5 Da "° ° 'I “ “"1 movement. or to make peace over-

-- _~.- . _-_ __ _»._.______ _ lable funds. The resolution .was.g\iv- ,mes to the _hemgeremggf it is _- - __

3!-Ier":`many'-frleiiifs regret tg -_aearin "“l"l‘°W°'l5 l““5““B“ °!‘P|"’“l“5"_l_°Y' ceded COL House would c0mm,,n|Z;’?é ] ` " . . _ 'of the very _serious illness of Mrs. _ il:__l?}léD_p0i_"t_-o_f_-t_he na_tlon_in the present to the-pre-“dent'the-mmubk hi Eu,<op'e_ _ "~‘ITl'llt3tl0n"'-Pafl3m33 '$1~00 Hannah Tra¢y_. __(10_veliead Road. _ S Deg.__é_eB__o___ mg 0___de_r were e__‘em_ ;i_r_i;i.i(i_e rnaturalgy would be .setlracted by

__ _ _ _ __ e mans o convey to i Pres

Mrs H.. H. Coin.-Morell, outward] l’lmed'bY George H~ B°lVl“»_‘M- °f ident any suggestions regarding peace

passenger on- the southern. train- yes-_ Qwbec f° 9' “WEB "l°95_°f Wm’ M95 which they might have to make. erday, having spent the -day in the_-g;lé2§t_;Y_*:1f;;“linBaiségga n;\‘Q_‘_|_&mf__;i’l`:)l; There is consldere_d_good.ground»_for my' “ - mem accompanied "ny their i’adi'es'-=ana` 3;” "f,f,',§‘_"’ ,"’°"`“‘_°’°{ 2"? "“"_H°“”

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mf1n::,;`g-`0$,;?_}r:-tx-!;?gI{?},‘;l;d 2?, tim?" Provinces vvere"elec`ted""`-` ""` elgligblaetn “ren peace Jnegommohs in 'Q _ -_ - . _ .-‘»- . -~ ri? If/. -;lrl‘J "_--if ' ~ ' ` I' - I ll elif ` ___ ... ...I . -_ ~.'--~‘-- ' .* -

at er a' apaanc ' *seven Stitlle' Deputy-E." C. Flhndrahan. I `

_ _____- f _ _ Sydney__ N'_ -S__ :I -:ima -_ - fu- __ ‘.Mrs. 'Percy Turner ahd fiifaiit son, ‘ Sillle ‘ S€C'l‘BliBl‘y-Eff' fO’l3l‘l5D»"f_`- Hromeary. P. E. i...nr`é`v§lHlt_l11's,th@lr B““?‘_"_“‘-` __ _' . _ ' ' I. former name. anaaragaesgsl _:of Mr- ____$_i=y'i_,_freaa\;}‘e;v§‘r_.SH ‘Br.s¢Jifv. . . Nl Smith ioverdale, -ll1r0_@0W_ll. . . __ §'fdI£"."° _ __e 5_0" _ _-'_- ._-j_ -' _,__ -__ Siate_'-Warden‘-J. P. (lorm_a.n,`__Au_'ti- _

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3:, 22,29. Vgilliam Cronin. Mrs. W.

no re. ‘Mrs.-~G._J. Lynch. The muon of entertainment to-day ‘ ning, and

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Qmg. cursion in the

Q members of the

lady-friends are

there will be a. at the club room. ‘weather during .ofa invited to the

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' MR J_0HN McNEViN.

The community of Honshuw and _

surrounding country was shocked and startled on' `WedIiesday, Julie 2nd. when it was learned that Mr John Mc- -Neviii of- that- placm -had accidentally met his death. Death at any time is hard to hear. but when .it comes with- out a monieui.’s wahilng, 'tlie burden for the bereaved is made doubly heavy. Seldom does u coniniunity feel the loss of one of its residents as does this section ot' the country in the death ,of Mr McNevln. The deceased . was horn in Charlottetown in May 1856, and was the son of the late Alex.~_ and Mary McNevln, oi’ Bonshaw. ilis early youth was spent with Matthew Butcher & Co.. where he learned cabinet-making, but owing to an ucci- dent he was compelled to give up this occupation and turned his attention to hook-keeping. being employed in_ that capacity with Mr Alexander Mc- Millan, Wheatley Itiver. Later lie re-_ moved to Bradnlliaiie, where he kept store. after which he _came to lion- shaw, whcrc he has since resided, with the exception Oi’ two years spent ._ in `Westerii Canada, where he was en- gaged in 00_nstructiori__work. Although the owner of a large farm, Mr Mc- Nevin has spent a-great purt ofl his _ time contracting, und; has takiengiii i hand some iniportanl“works'of con- struction. His name stood high in this line as he had as _thorough know- ledge of all such work, and those con- tracts over which' lie had control stand to-day as compliments to his skill, efficiency and intelligence. In politics he was always a. staunch Con- servative, and by his death ilie party - - ranks will suffer a severe loss in this section of the country. where he was highly respected by supporters of' both parties. A man of brilliant ln- tellect and keen perception, a fluent talker, a wide reader and a good en-=

manner and personality made him_ af

welcome visitor wherever he went, `=-_;g-_-- ,-

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his remains to their resting-place at Argyle Shore Cemetery test fy to the

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Your.house may be larger 'and better _than your_.

neighbors’ but it does not lbok'"so well, nor will i_ stand the weather and test of time so well, without the -necessary coat of Paint. '~A small investment in paint will prove a money saver and- you owe it to yourself. __

» Why don’t you paint this Summer with “Crown & Anchor” Paint. Made of pure Lead, pure Zinc, pure Linseed Oil and the necessary coloring pigments and driers, all mixed and ground by special machinery.

" Price per gall. ordinary colors_........_.._ ____.$2.40

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tertainer. I-iis untimely death is re- ' _

gre-tted by ii large circle of friends in | _ _ both town/ and country. His pleasant

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mlSB9fl by the b9\"€B»Ve-d family- but _esteem in "which he was held in the Moore, West River Bridge; Jennie, 11130 by _fl MPEG number who enlilyi-2f1..t!0°-intry..Mrs McNevin and the follow- ms lwsllllilllly- The- Rev. Mr M_clrean` ing family have- the sincere sympathy `°m°l“W‘i all U19 funeral. 'null the large oi"their many friends in their severe Angus- McDougall, Albert McDougall. concourse of carriages which followed .‘-loss. Hessel, in charge of the York John Cameron, Angus Cameron,-Ewen

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Mr Bisrnark Cousins, of Bradalbane,-_ _‘__ _ ` _i _ _ "' V ` `

was among the passengers going west' NEW YORK, June 1(;_;_A \Va5hmg_ ' _ -

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effect willbe a pleasant one. _Getyo_ur.P.1_nama today. '-

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Prices _$5.00,- 7.50 _`_

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Mr Murdoch Kennedy,_of Bradal-. , ` _ ,_-/"_ " ` '~ ‘ ‘ _ -_ ~'~'"'_'°-"" .

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yesterday afternoon. - HALIFAX, June 16.-The1Mariiinic ton despaicii says: Advicés from Her- ' , ` ` ` 7 A V . - L ' -

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Hom Charles Dalmm _Tignism WMM _Province tionvention or State (.ount_il _sn _seiK_w_d 1: peicecrgrggnaggxgginvonlg _ _ t h f _ _ __ _ r

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The real dressy hat

Great range to choose

Whatever your needs are. ff0m_ vm, may prefer

you will do well to cali and see the high Of 10W Cf°W“S~

wide or narrow Brims,

P5 allfl acquaint yourself with Black Bands or Fancy

_ 'the high 'standard ” of Quality Bands.

We have them all.

` and Lowest range of Prices Pricessl 50 2 00

lf’ 2-90* __ ‘|__that this store justly boastsof. _ 2,50 to 3,00,

. short_or full length drawers.

~ -_Prices 50c to 2.00 per Garment. - _ - SPECIAL See our special Balbriggan Underwear at

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Combination or Union -- -Sui-tsl W' . _ .T,he.Unioir.-Suit: is a general _ - -.favorite and- is- the -proper -and

‘most -comfonabie '-kind of

_ Our gigrange .of Athletic - sty°-|e_s\n- ite ornaturalcolor.

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Linen-mesh, made with shorter _.long sleeye

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Summer Untlerwear of Quality Sox 'That Wear `

_ Shirts and Drawers_ Cashmere Sox

._1rt_fineSilk Hfldwooi-_Balbifiggan-.threads or - all wool English imported Cashmere Sox,

finest of yarn, so t and comfortable.

' Special Price 3 pairs for $1.

Silk Sox

See _our splendid range of col- ors in plain silks and in fancy combinations the leading shades of which arc black,tan, grey, blue purple, white and maroon. We have the silk sox that have the proper wearing _qualities Price 50c. 75c -$1. pr.

Cotton Lisle Hose”

_ space does not nermit_ to en- ><ume_rate_ tlsigf. _.many lines of

men’s sox ~ own at thisstore. See them, feel- the quality _and

realize that. th_Ls.is.l.he»store for sox

doz. Black: Cotton Sox price-2 pairfof 251:: '~ ‘f Outing Shi You can not very well

do without one or? rndi’e‘

of the many out-fJ_f°‘¢lg__i?`r summer shirts. Cdcl- d comfortable. You wllien- jo_v your outing -all "kite more when you trealittgr r-

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