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Canadian Itapcific

LEAVE ST. JOHN, N. B. FIRST SPECIAL WILL LEAVE ST. JOHN 12.05 A.M. ATLANT-

IC TIME FRIDAY AUG.

15TH ,.

P. E. I. I PASSENGERS "LEAVE CHARLOT- '1‘E'l‘OWN, AUG. 14TH, TRAIN

6.45 A.- M. SUMMERSIDE 7 A. M.

THIS YEAR J. w. ROBBLEE IS

GOING T0 SELL ALL-THE HARV-

ESTERS THEIR OUTFIT UNDER-

WEAR, SOCKS, CAPS, SWEATERS,

CVERALLS, JUMPERS, SUIT CAS-

ES. LUNCH CASES AND ANY

THING THAT YOUMAY NEED ON THIS TRIP.

i" S'i‘()RI-l WILL REMAIN OPEN

, EVERY NIGHT UNTIL 81-. M.

1i. W. RUBBLEE

135 Gt. Geo. St. . 1 '11.\ 1-1I.1'1'1'T1<;'rowN's SMARTEST 111111111 FOR MEN ANI) BOYS

pogo» ,ggg.¢ 9

tf-LASSll-‘IED ADVERTISEMENTS , 15111:: 11111111111211: i‘: l Elli; [(09305 OO§Q#Q§'Q.'.@'. .

P“ Agents‘ “laiited T0 1101

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SALESMAN WANTED FOR THE H-OUSEATO LET—ALL MODERN

~11“ ihiiubp- iroufhlii Nur- 1-1111ve11i1~111-1-.1_ 11111111-1-111111 any 11.1.\' e1-ri i.ii11-1'11l commissions, cx- Apply 17 i-Juston '1. 1471-111 11111-1111 t1-1'i"if11r,\', liallllr-‘11llle i'l'1'1', "-"“'*—“_ '“_

11111111. \\'-- offer 11111 largest list 111' To RENT-AT MALPEQUE RE‘

51111-111111 11f lute William 1l111lgs11i1, 1 or 2 years lease. Address A. M. llodgson, hlulpeufie.

-11111 111"i1a111eiil.1tl slot-k- .\‘:1111.- .\- \\'1-iilngtou, 'l‘111'- 8-7-2111.

t ..______i 34-17-14-741 PORTRAIT AGENTS, WRITE FDR‘ —— ratalogiiu. United Art. Ltd-f F01‘ SE10

liruuswlek A\'1-., Toronto. 307-111 111 wsm 361

FOR SALE-FOUR YORKSHIRE ilrood Sows, ihree to furrow shortly. ono pure bred reiH-“iiereil, und one witii litter of nliio few days 11111. Will sell cheap to quick purchaser. Apply James Smith,

Feniul1- Ilelp Wanted wiuTsia-rfio TO MONTREAL 11 £01111 1".'1i111i1l11‘i11ald- Must b1.-

11111- 111 1111 plain 1-11111111111. Small Kt-ppoch l-‘arin. 8-9-31. fani .N111-l1l|dr1-n_ Apply lo hire. i-i-i- 11"‘! 11,11. Kt-ppot-li, 1ir 411 FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE --

iiill.~-l1111'11 Hir1-1-1, (‘harlotli-toivii.

1i 175.11.11.21.

l-‘rom fully accredited herd pure bred Aryshlre l111ll, 111 111111111114 11111, whose 11am 1111s 11 record of 129131 lbs, and whose sires two

nearest damn have over 110011 II1 records. Price $50-01! 01‘ W111 t-xcliange for good grade cow:-

eaehei-s \Vantc1l WANTED‘ JATiONCE- FIRST- il-uf. i111i.--1', Apply to l-l. l-l. .\iac-

|,-‘,|_|_|,__ x _ m m, S, an,’ Walter (iregor, lirackley 111-111111. 11.111.11.11, 11 m llliilil-H-‘l-lli, - "““‘"‘-7"" __..” _ _____ ____

FAR-M FOR SALE OF 50 ACRES

of la111i, 30 acres clear 11n1l 211

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l . ‘acres under w11o11 111111 lumber, - - - 1 good buildings and pump at door, lutbl Vlctorla ' handy school, butter factory, saw wnlr Street, Charlottetown and grist. mills. churches and "“‘— ~ ' ilallway Stati11n_ 1 will soil with Offers to the travelling or wiiiioiit crop. Mrs. Alexander “M111 a comforhbimap-to- Ferguson, lhiiisizfifiiage, 1.111 3-1. "i" hotel. Contglni 1714 . - 8-9-21- r 6m: with private’ baths. 711° Cuisine 1| ' h Ill 91"" Canada. Telephone In 1471115 '1 mml. Courtooul lor-_ ._ —~-— "'°° ' LOST-PAIR eve GLASSES. 1- C. BROWN, ddi-aiso notify Frank Stewart, cio Manager Ilruce Stewart fit Co. 3-i72.H,!I,3|- ' - .1 1 , , (‘ha-lottetown. Situations Vacant. 1 ?—i———-———— —-‘ H9191 (10,, Ltd. -T‘,I'ENTION 1 -- GREAT-EST mprlotoro i11111gii111l1feb11cunand ‘this 611116.101] N ‘“_,“;. for our 1-1-111 rnte1. 11611110115 x0» v \‘i1‘-'f‘t1fqm.rl,h "Royal" Series Christmas (irtct- _ ______‘ ‘ lug Cards, Secure orlallclrs novv [cv- |.;_ um‘ \, h’ h ‘ . m, in gpnru time, 11- ver a or. T111111; .1111, llll,,l|ll'h,(r‘s ‘I’! Tllfllflniw’ Representatives 11111111111: ire- 11111‘11\‘\1; (‘-11:11 it‘, 110,, t‘ m] nicndous profits. 11121110110111-‘9 91' .\i1'. ,.'1111i 111'; (if-sun? M l“ 01:,‘ capital unnecessary 1115 ilve 1lol~ ii. 11111111, l"l1"l‘l'l‘ll1lfi- ('- , ‘lllitr-n" ' ‘iar 11111111110 11°91‘ 11°" 1" vmrlwrs‘ “'11- "11y: liiP, will! ‘Lg!- tlckclr- Umdmy, . pnrretsoii, 11111111011, 111.1,». 1», Y- m‘ m“ - 111-111111111-11, Ont. 119-121-

8;‘ -lf)“;'"1111: J. Marian " 11 N.’ (l. l’). Rnhort- -~ " ‘- \v, i», mcclttcl||flonv Miscellaneous v

110-1- 11111 wife, 511-11 " 1""; Nuw Glasgow," - ‘u-"lihnvi-u. n11:-

Mr- 11nd lhrsi F.

loo. A. MoDONAI-D. P- E- I-- W" veyor Hormonviilo 3732-7-30-1mth

'1 r1 1.1111 . - RVA s 111.: or HOUSEHOLD 1111-“111111111 1513;111:1111 Mx-"'\amllPfl|Irn1:ii‘lI)-a also antique parlor ' " I - ' 1 suite of seven pieces, LouisXlV-

you n, Apply up stairs, Mrs. McKenzie.

IIII I 3478811111 ' 1W

fi-q , ‘S MR5, KE N-ETki B. Rl-CHARDO, A u I

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Central 111151-1115.‘

~8HOP from Holman! Catalog

THE DATE 0F’ THE Iona picnic which was advertised for Aug. 20 has been changed to Aug. 16th.

EXCURSION ON HOCHELACA. ——Mr. Simon, owner of the i-loehe- lniza has invited the members of the Board of Trad and their wives to an excursion on his steamer. The invitation has been accepted and tho exxcursiou will be held thc latter part of’ th1is week.

At the regular meeting of the City Council to be held this evening.

ed with tho medal of The Royal Humane Society. Mr. Jarvis saved Wilfred Duffy from drowning in Juno 1923,

TWENTY-FOUR YEARS SINCE LAST VISIT. —Mr. and Mrs. iiow-xirtl Pursey, Mrs. Richard A. lslliot and Miss Annette lloucburd Mcdtord, Muss., are visiting friends on the island. Mr. Purscy and party drove a l-‘rzmklin Sedan and inude the trip 728 miles in two days und a hu-if. Mr. Pursey form. 8P1! con1l11cted a lobster factory hcrc und has not been on the ls- l11n1l for the past twenty-four years.

COINCIDING ACCIDENTS. — I-lxnctiy cn the spot of an accident on the Saturday previous, a cur crashed into the rear of a buggy 1111111111111; on E1111 Avenue late last Saturday nigh-I. l~‘11rtun11tcly 1101111 of the waggoirs occupants were in- jured although the vehicle itself 1111111 conshh-rably 1lainaged. lt is 11u1l1.-1"st11111l that the 1lrlv1-r of’ the c11r was under the influence of’ liiuior and the matter will be iii- vcsfigtrtcd at the Police Court this morning.

CAR RECOVERED. -—'i‘he Lin culii c11r, which was stolen Friday night from the garage 01.1 the Steam Navigation Wharf was found Saturday in the outskirts of’ 1111.- city by Officer Doyle. The c11r had i1e1-n left 111 the garage at about 9 o'clock by u party of tour- ists from lilasszichusetts. The thief or thieves evidently entered lhc imildlng by u rear door und finding the car unlocked embarked I11 it 1m a joy-ride. When the loss was 1li11overe1l Saturday morning the matter was at once reported to the police and u full 1iescription of the car given. The island lfiotor League collaborated with the police authorities in an attempt

1o prevent the car leaving the Province. When it was finally found the sin-odometer showed

that seventy miles had been r1111 111i‘, while the gas tank contained ‘more thin the original amount of

gas pointing to 11 prohahle visit to 11 filling station. ~<+>——i- PERSONALS

.\ilss Lntie

vacation on the island ls at pres- ent visiting her sister, Mrs (lcorge 11‘, llart, 121i lirlghtiui I111.

PRESENTATION OF M EDAL--

Mr. Micheal Jarvis will be present-

(lorel. R.‘ N.- North Press Steel Car __________ __ Adams. hiss-L, ivho is spending her Rgfldillg

Bowen-McQuaid Wedding

Dr. Edward G. McQuaid, former- 1? of this city, for the past five years a prominent dentist in Balti~ more, Md., was married to Miss Esther A. Bowen, daughter oi! Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin I. Bowen of that city on Tuesday morning. Aug. 5th.

The coremouy took place in the church of St. Alphonsus, 1:1 rural chapel attached to the Jesuit ilousc of Studies at Woodstock, Md., Dr. MeQuuld and bis bride re- jected the possibilities and ut- tractlons of a city wedding and nel- ected this quaint historic chapel in- the privacy of the countryside that they might have as oelebrant of their Nuptial Mass Rev. 101-10111! l1‘. Monaghan, S. J., who had 119811 ordained a priest of the 811C113!!! 01 Jesus, at Georgetown University, Washington, D. C., lust June. R1111 is a life-long friend of! Dr. McQuuid. Father Monughan was vicc-pr1li01" pal of Queen Square School of 1111B city when’ Dr. McQuald was 8 pupil there.

The bride's gown was of whlf-c uanton- crepe headed in gol1l and hecoiningly offset with a chic white hut. She wore a corsage 0f golden roses gathered with gold tulle.

The groom's gift to the bride was u. platinum dinncr-rixig set with sapphires and diamonds.

Nuptlul Mass were two Jesuit Fathers, Rev. Jas. V.'O'NB111. $- J- uud Rev. i-Jd. A. l-‘ulii-r, S. J; Rev. Jos. '1‘. Murphy, S. J., presided at the organ and Mr. (lharles J. l-‘nlty, S. J. and Mr. John l-l. Collins, S. J.. meiuiaers of the Semin-ary Choir, were the soloists at the liluss.

A wedding breakfast was served in the Guests’ Dining room of the College. 'i‘h1- nioiif’ of the 1l1-cor- ntlons was Ihc bride's favorite color. salmon pink, sct off with rambler rosrs. -

Dr. und l\irs. liicquuid left Bul- timore, the same day 1111 their honeymoon. 'i‘i11-y are motoring

through the l-lasterif and the New England Stuifes and the Maritime

Provinces. The reul objective of their tour is naturally Charlotte town, where live so many of the

Doctor's relatives and intimate friends. They expect to 119 thew some time next w1-1-k.

After their honeymoon the i1rl1lal

1-1111pl1- will make their homo iu Baltimore.

Am. Car & Foundry ..... __ -— I Apr Locoiuollvs ......... -- 7111-1 A111, Smelling 1E ll1-fng_ __.. 611%;

Anaeouilzi. Copper ........ .- 311% Uzinailizin Pacific ltullwaiy __ 125"... New York Central _ _ _ _ _ _ _. 107V:

Crucible Steel ._‘ --------- -- 63% luferiiafl11iial Paper ______ __ 531s Kelly Springfield _ _ 47%

Mex. iPetrolcum -__-, International Mer- Marine .

‘Southern Pacific

Studebaker _- - 37% linlon Pacific . 143% Iltah ~~

12thto tho Presbyterian Cemetery, ilnndas.

LEFURGEY-At North Tryon Aug, 10th. Mrs. Elisabeth Lofuriltiy. l-‘uncral Monday .Aug. 11th at 2 o'clock from the residence of her son II, A. Leiurgoy, to Cape Trav- ense. Ohurch of Scotland cemetery.

GORGEU—Kecnn, N. l-L, Aug. 5, Edward Gorges, 70, well known monumental stone worker. died at his homo hare today. Ha was senior partner, of. tho first of Edward Gorges 8t Boa. He was born at Prince Edward Island. He 1s surviv-

Lcniuol Gregg Mrs. J. E. Da P. 0111111111, Buchanan. Westvllle; N. D. Wiles, 17-11-11. N.S.: it, M

N. side, J. B. Prowse, Murra Nicholson, Calcdon Aiborton; J. B. Gnudet__aad§ wire. B. J. Gaudet and was. Mlseouche;

QU Elm HOTEL

Mrs. G. B. Russell. Quincy; Mrs.

Hinghan, Mass‘; lion, S‘sido; Mrs. J. Richmond; Miss M.

Wills, Truro;

Assisting Fr. Monaghan at 1111-‘

crs of 110th side J. Surk shone

W. lfictiuigun W. llagun

J. liagnrii 11‘. iteardon A. liolgef‘

I1‘. fit-111

E. llolger J. 0'C11nnnrs A. ’l‘raii1or

ball lu

tc1l for several

a with» lug one

Field and

Th» brothers eph,' avid

bride.

. 11,15. Langllle," Westvllle. Miss Doris Lcard, Summer- M. H, McDonald, Halifax: gj-larbor: John

; 1,11. 111111111,

Mrs 8

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'1 ,4; f, rupil.’ 111-ting 1111111111111 Huntl- . ‘-1' ‘ ~ ngton‘ ve. ostori s nfvlilfe ll“ 1" 1n to as t pupils in voice culture

H,‘

ed by his widow, Mrs; Mary Gorges as, F.

Rev. M. Moaaghan

Mfscouelio;

gs current.

ew cur. (Ill-M very

1'80, J12,

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ton‘; M. Mc-

of the

and

The Guardian

S.

Pitcher

Iluys.

'l‘ruck

short

and W. Hagen

Catcher

‘lst Base

2nd Buse- Srd liasc

S. Stop

l-‘ieldi-rs

John 1.111111111- M. Peters M, llernard

the

island's athletes and holder of‘ 1111- Canadian chainploiisiiiii for the mile run. Nonvitlisfziiitliiig liariieyX-i into ille list of‘ the “121101-11-11" 111-. in- tends ("ontliiuiiig 11115 athletie iie1lv~ ities and UXIII-(fls fo lower his 111111- ruii record this fail at the Illariiiine clifiniploiisliiiis. which will be held in 111111111X- of the. 1.111115.

joins

of

commas

BllSEBllll

11°F? P111191; 19:. 16.

in a closely contested gums play. B11 ‘>11 11w H0116 River Diamond. the Lennox lslund boys were do- 18811111 l1y tin.- Ioeals In closely contested. ba1l shown was by times n 111111.- loose, i1ut nevertheless there were 11111111’ H0011 Dlflys made by the play- For the visitors forth as the- st11i while for the locals, good work was 1111-11- 11y '1'. 111-111 who pitched u very effective game. A good game is expected the next till!!! these two teams incct.

LINEUP

u game very 'I‘l1o brand of

J. Lcbabc J. Shark J. J. Shark

W. lilarr l). Lewis

J. 1'. lDenn)

CHALLENGE

We, 1111- llope ltivcr Pirates 1111 hereby chxilienge Indians to 11 friendly game 11f linse- i11- played on itiver 11111111111111 Tuesday ovoid-l1:- 5350, Aug 12th, if it is convenient if i111t as soon as flosslhle.

the

was given for the bride and groom a111l at which a very large Jquther- ing was present; 11 sumptuous hau- quet was scrveil hefwten lIi11-l'V:|l:-; of 1la111'iug 111111 the festivities lat--

lioih 1111- bride and groom enjoy impularify, tin- groom I11-- premier

bride, Jos- are 1111111 ,w1-ll know zithh-tes, Both the groom and the bride's father l1:11l envia- ’ bie WIII‘_I‘U('-I>I‘IIH, serving for four and three years respectively. Among lhusc present “'11s Joseph 1,111;kw11111l s11, grand-father of the

'wlil1 their

In my car and how 11mg can I run this car with the oil pump not ivorkiug without doing zlamnge? D. B. 11., Montague.

ANS-""'(1)'—Tl10 natural propen- sity ior a winding of fine 11111111111011 wire to extract the E. M. F. of a saturated winding heavy wire around which the fine wire is wound, und at the same time to transform It Into high volt-

insulated

(2i—'l‘he natural vibration of a

time; not

more than a mile or so as the sys- tem used is the “Force Feed" and

ltusflcu

llupe

entry

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Third Game of P. E. I.

League Will Take

Place at Summer- Side This Even-

lag-Great Game Prom- f- , ised. "

T1111 third game of the Prince l-Jdwzird island Iliuschall League will bc played this evening at Suiunii-rsiile when the Abeguw-ils .'1i11l Toroutos lftmk-flp, 'l‘his game should bc a thriller from the first inning to the last as i1ntl1 teams play snappy and hard hitting baseball, and this sup- ph-uientml 11y the fact that each 11111-1.- won a game in ti11- ln-zigue is sure to add ilynainic interest to tl11- fixture.

Alur-h conjecture and speculation is niaififesteil 11y lli1- fans 1111111 111-re and I11 Sliliillferfiltlt- 11s dust how \\'."11"k1-y lVl('1‘I1‘|L‘1l(‘l'll (who liy the way will hurl for the Ahhies) will slack 11p ziguinst life 'l‘11ront11s, who arr- touled to 111- 11111111111 thi- ell-ver- est sliek \vi1-l1l1-i"s 1111 i111,- Island. iioh .\lt1i‘ll.~lill who is playing a great game on the 11111111111 this year

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th 1l1

so l11 -\l

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some, us Wackey himself only last \\'1e1-k turned in a great game against the Allfiturs, holding them to 2 hits until the “curtain 1:aii“— darkness. Anyway as both teams are 1111nfi1_l1-ii1 ."1 iiuiig-iiii fixture is predicted, _

The following players are re~ 11111-1-"11-11 to 1111-1-1 at (‘in-as Camp- bell's shop 11f 3 p.111:—hlcl-Ia1:l11-rn. lfrancis, (J-amplit-li, Cronin. Ryan. Saunders, (lurriek, 11111111111111, .\ie~ (‘aia-y, Lynds. llianager (‘111-s "1lurc1ll1-s" (‘anipliell will 1101111111- ipany i111.- team.

.1

rii “'l

“Sheik" looked “\\’i11111111" and neck

way John l)o,vi1.-'.~' hoat, fh1-r1? being only 1il11-en .

“Fly 1111p" (Jlllcer iii fork" also started lli 111K151: 1il11 not finish.

no111i‘s_- sport and spectators who viewed 1111- 1-\'1-111'

“Pollywog” ‘Duplicates By Taking the Hon-

ors in the Primary

ervy Cup.

I11 a li:-ht Souilnvest lir1~1- flurday “llarney tioogle" roinped 11111-11 wl11111-r in the fir--1 r.11-1-

(‘lass "A" lllvislon 111' fl11- 1-1111111-1-11 footers for tho lficClure Cup follow 111i by "llyng Buy." “tloogit-s"

“Sln-ik", "\\'in1in:1" 111111 took the 111i at 11111 first buoy and was 111-v l1eu1le1l although at times the 1l1111g-~1"111i-.<. 'l‘h1- liyng Iloy" raced and 111-ck p|"a-.-li1'ally all rough 1111- race each hoat llii-Vllli; -r turn in I111.- lead, '1‘l11- "ll" ltivh-‘ion ioi" the ".\l1-.~'- rrcy Cup" was wan by 1111,- "P111- _vw11".-" sailed 11y 111.-1' owner (311111. ill-s alter :1 baffle r11_\'ai all i111- with “Ml-es tfharloti--l11\\"11" \\'l1ll1l1*I‘llll liith- enl- .1. 1111-1-1-

11111" 1lii1'1-rc11ce sep1iralinu,

boats a1 lh1- finish line. “S\vall11w" owned and nailed l1_\' thai prince 111' .-i|i11l‘i.1<. 1l1-o, .\l:11l1l1-11, “'11s third I11: 111g only fwo iifinuies- 111-hind "P111-

\\"11:"11111i\vl11-i1 _\"11u 1:1l-:1- i11f11

1-1111si1l1 111111111 that 1111- \\"1-a1h1-r “'11s

1,1,‘ glufvd 1,, WWW" nl,.l.mchc,.n 111111111111; hut 1111- i11':11i1l 1-"111- 11111111"- 111111 it is u safe bet if liulfs good " 5'11“ “m um!“ “"1 111111 "<1": work continues a plfclierfis battle h-"l i‘ “’"“'l"ri“1 ““- Mr‘ Mm“ j,- m, U, ,, bflyufq-u,.,,_,,m] “H,” ai11l the rest 11f “ll" lllvit-loii will

11141-11 to watch their step when sin- :41- J11 11111111 finished 111111111 lll “1l“ i11~11 bu; like “Swall11\v" 1111: \v1.-.-1ii1-

ts “her” im-aflier. 'l‘he "lime-raid with 111-r famous skipper" al I111- llivis-

er man ivas 111411111111 I11-r. "'i‘l11- ilonest 1711p" 1i\\'ll1-il 11y 111111-1-1" Allan hlelnnis and sailed l1y lllf‘

Aleiniiis was 1l1 i11 1111- ".\l1-\-<1-r ' '11ii|11i'i‘1i\v'," "Lolly

Altogetlfer it was a great afu-r- the

'i1o111 ti11- 1lllf1-1'1.-nt piers. the park

- l-‘1ui1h" .\l1'ih1'1.1l1l would iiol he 111-a

G0 For the Mess-

:1111l 1111:1114, 11111-11 it was one 0i‘ the -- " lll'r~l 1i1-..-11l1as 1-\"1.-1" and the (ihar- " ‘ 1111114111111 Yawhi 1.‘luh should be highly 1-oi11ii1cn1l1-1l for the manner’ in which 1111- llzfres \vc1'1- 1111111111-11 tin- slanting 111111 handling of same 111-in: faultltt-s."

_YACHTCRAMS “tl011gl1-.s" ouisln-ikcil the "Sheik" I11 "Sln-iky" 1111111101‘.

Nerf-r 111i111i Jaek, every dng has . his day and so i111..- 1.-v1:1"y boat. ‘

Saturday's was 11 Yacht 11:11:13 ilorilon not a “Seiillliig blotch.“ '

"llyng lloy" sure is 1111 improv- 1-1i 1111111. \\'al1'ii 111-1" 11111111.» the fast 11111-1: step i11-f11r1- llie series l..- over-

- .

“.\i1.~.-' (‘i1.11'i11f11-to\v11" is sure ~ , - oin- ‘little‘l1111111ii1iy1'1" i111" a boat of 111-r lll1'l w" 111111 111-i skipper always i1la_\11_a 111111-11111111."

John Kin: .-§fII'1- loves a “Lillie .1111.“ Ask Lulie.

Air, .\llll.< .~.1y1~: “l sure have a , _ high regard for you l'11ll,v." l i;

.\11". .\lt'llt'l'll, first officer-111‘ the '

“\‘\vali11\\'Y’ w.1< right on flie- 11111 , Saturday, _ , 3% 1111i iinft-rs who viewed Saturd- 1 ,1‘.

ay'1< rain-s \\"1.-r1- uiiaiiiiimius iii I111-11"

llflllst! 11f .111111- and all auiW-l-d tho 131111111 11lTi1-i11l milling eonniiitlee .- lr. .\i1h11r (‘a111pi1ell and “llig