M’iine have extended nway beyon

ï Commadty’ imam nie

.undcr the manngoment oi' Mr. J.

Un

“r...‘>'.ç..-...as

an- final!»

. 112.... = orne 1 - l I. narhelf rice Dôii ‘ émanaids? 4 u

A“ ' d'anus

.l I} :P

snob mm nous” ” i.ïeu.....' ‘Œ 3100.-: uïr 'o‘r-r" son. i"... . ’49. ,gtmmdit.

\' '- , A. . . "con-ra 'e..A. Mcb‘oN.

“mamy and Raider. {QF Œiea “038,111. llÿâ.

.>‘.:'

and strlpfvËmAäLù'dmaqk'aŸlùq V , ._ ra ce . qu 81:15 st S. McDonalds. y ' v‘ P tu .«-——— . . <iCEZCRnM4'nd-Cake will be seryed citer tbe Orpbanage Tes at _ a Jugt' Brighton this evenins.

au b‘m "b

_ .Àls'h'l? -: orphnnoge

limites mucus A. Horne 6k _ rytfi minutes be.

'4. and 6 tous)! for

Te'

[COMMUNION oltheLord's ’Su per will -’be ddspensed et Lot p18 omSabbath. June 25th. Service

«lit 10.30 a. in. and 7 p. m. Prcpar-

atory... navices'on Thursday and‘Sa- .91!!!” ut. 7.30 p. m; Thanksgiving

A WoMAN WANTs nvork ay the dsykAwiy Roohlord St.

MINK ’ watt-rets. me: ‘A'Nn un. injured. Roy-jDuuan. Sen View

' WANI‘IDo—WMHIN T0 DO AT home. .1 -.Appls 30 Spring sa. (lity

'liîiscollnneous

uN'OÜALF en Mcbo‘NALD son voyer. ermsnville. ,. m“ 8. H. COLWELL WILIL GLOBE hi‘âstore nn .Monday and ch- ' nesdey-‘at‘ 0 o'cioolr.

‘ MAK'E MONEY AT HOME — 815 _ to 360 paid weekiy for your

’. spore urne :writlng show cands for us. No oanvassing. We la- struck, and snpply you with the

work. .Westnnngus Show Card . Service. 102 Col'berne Bidinz. Toronto.

8AFE FOR SALE. iner Otrlce.

FOR SALE—40

gradins. Apply 36 Elm Ave.

m Rem et, OLD PAPERS

ply Examiner Oi‘lice .

_ply 103 Great George St.

i-OR sALs —HOME crac‘LE Arange, good as now. Sell chcap tl‘or qulck suie. r1pply,57 Brigh- i 011.. '

M FOR SALE —5 BEAUTIFULLOTB

on Ville St., Brighton. Rensonn a‘hlo. Phono 115 and 450J:

APPLY EXAM- Lns. CLAY F61 HARNE88 son aALE—APPLY son sacs—AP-

TWO TABLES FOR SALE APP-

FCIRw SALE—DODGE TOURING

service 'M'onday at 10.30 a. m. SFRiNG PARK SCHOOL.— Tne 'Annunl Meeting ol lllls School was held yesterduy. -A. E. Dowar 'belng eiected Chairman or Tl‘ustees and Geo. Simmins, Jr. Audi'tor. Supplo- ment votad 8375, coal 8175. Cou tmgent, 875. The Trustees arc Wm. Wright, Goo Lightizer. and W. 'H. Long. ro-elected. ' CADFT INSPECTION—Col. Wii 'llS arnvcd in the clty yesterday morning lrom nSummerslde whcrc he inspected thc Summerside High ‘Schooi Cadet Corps. 125 stmng is undor the_direction ot Mr. Brnyden Jcily, Principal ol th'e School. and passed a most sa-

I ' tisfactory inspection. chtordny . ._— l êgzhàîâg modÀzl in 800d runnmg anal-nom: Col. Wi‘iiis inspegled Mr. brank nchonalg. (:1: Orwoi! ter St . Dply 146 Dorches' Queen Square and Wcst Kent Corps 'cm’e’ w“ u Immense r y' m mon"

Thc former. ovcr 200 strong. ls in- structed by .Mr. 'Leo Mchnuîd; the latter about 100 strong is un- (ior'Major T. E. McrNutt. Bath thcse .corps show efficient instruc'

lIeIp Wanted—Mnle

WANTED— MAN FOR FARM work. Apply Herbert .Mssou Charlottetown. R. B. 5. - ‘

WANTED ——PAiNTER8 AND PA- pcr hangars. A‘pply Jamee Mc- Bridc, 5 Spring St., or phono 154 ML.

WANTED FEXPERIENOED FAR.

' mer, marrled man prelerred. Apply D. B. McDonald, North Bcdeque. '

FOX RANCHER WANTED EX- perienced man to go to New York; 'State at once. Position more suitnibio for single man or for mnrried man, who cnn have his fnmily here. Apply nt once with roloronces. W. K. Rogers.

_————._.—____.___._ WANTED—GRA‘DUATE NURSEB with public henlth training for genernllsed Public Honlth work in smnil towns of New Bruns- wick. For particulnrs appiy

FOR SALE—O E CHEVROLE 490 Touring C r'inst overhauled _ Anpiy Queen's County Garage.

-——_..__________ F‘OR sALE—A TWO BURNER Florence oil Stove. Apply et 5 Euston Stroct betwcen 12.30 and ,2 p. m. and (rem 6 to 7.30 p. m.

NM FOR SALE—ON! HIGH GRADE Ayrsh‘ire milk eow, for partlcu lars. Apply to F. MacGowan Mt. Hope.

m BOOKOASE AND CUPBOARD isotr sale. Apply 103 Great George

“KM—fi RUBBER TIRED DOUBLE WA. son for sale. Apply 174 Kent St.

COUNTER FOR p SALE SUIT sbie ior office o; small store. 163 Great George St. '

_._.__—-———_._._______ FOR ‘SALEn- 'HOÙBE, MODE‘RN _convcniencos. Barn and yard. li’ not sold by July let

ply 51 Brighton Ave.

DlrcctbræPubllc llealth Nursins Service. Depnrtment or Health' Fredericton, N.B. n 7

____._____ Agents Wmtea

r_———-—-——_._.. soeurs cANVAs'ssins 'WANTED in drugs for foot aliments. exclu- sive territory. Very 30941 propo sition. 30 St. Anne SL. St. Hyancinthe. Que.

Lost

LOST—HUB FLANGE OFF Aura. mobile wheol on Mondsy betweex. R. R. Station and bridge. P.C. Brown. Revere Hotel.

An Oid Established insannï Business

We oeil attention t0 the Spocisl Arl. of llyndmun k Co Ltd. me oldest lnsumnce Agency in ihe Province, and one oi' the largost Generul insurnnce Agencies in the Maritime Provinces. This business wns established up'wnrds ol flity yeurs ego by Mr. 'F. W. ilyndman. R. N., now retired, and lms made remarkubio progress in recent yeare

0. Mymim‘un. This firm le well known 'us the lcmling Marine Un- derwritcrs In this Province and. their ’husiness operations in this

Maritime addition t0

Provinces. this they‘

tho ln

'NURSES wmnî

sot Hospital. Skowhcgan, Moine.

—____._____ ___._.. llelp Wnnted—Femnle

WANTED A LAUNDnEss. AP.

WANTTD GIRL T0 WORK

carry on one of the most impor- tant and vsluable l. nessea in the Maritime Provinces with unsurpnssed lacliities. in re< cent years thig firm have nlso ta- kcn up, morc nggrcssively. thc Life lnsumnce Brauch and have bullt llp an exceedingiy large nnd valu. nbie business for the Groat. Wesr. ‘Lbi'o Assurance Compnny, Branch Managers for thc Province. This Company hns transacted isrgest new business in Canada ol ell Cnnadian Comrpanies for the past iifteen ycnrs. The Prince Ed- ward islnnd Brunch. this yenr. have trc .llonor 0l leudinrevory—anch. in Canada on percentnge of lleud Offlico nilotment. 'l‘lm liyndmn‘n il; (70., althongh ihe old' est: in ahcir lino of' 'busin‘css. are onc ot‘ tho meut notivc. and have il won un excellent roputntion with ihc lnsuring public fur prompt and satisfactory service.

'Pupll nurses wanted at Somer.

A-ppiy ta sue-r or munszs.

ply P. E. I. Hospital. IN

dinlng mom. Appiy Moreil Ho— tel.

Fire, Automo-

‘lle and, Casuaitydnsurnncïo abusi-

being the

firm or

On‘Thursdny, June 22th,

season, tho success it dcacrves.

' » i

'l‘hcrc will be something thcre unique and with tho largo nirfcr- ' in: some lbargnins nro sure toibo h ad. Thc iollowlmz nrc somo ot tho

goods l‘istod. tu ‘bo ,sold to thc hlxh- ,est biddor. ' I'

Any'one wanting defcrml puy monts shouid muko arrangements

hefore thu soie. 3. Mode] 90 Overiand Automo hi

« - 11 à ÇPMmlGroMOLMISÎIIIR Auto mobile. 42., etsr‘iinrn‘o . V v

= UNI!!! Dodge“ tomqmc. t‘l DIIKKY. ' ‘ K ‘

1 Liant '81): McLaughlln.

1 Nestor Six Mcbauzhlin.

1 Open wnggon.

2 Ilorses. À

1 liny MWor.

1 Piow. ‘ . -

l Set Hamws.

1 Rubbor tired Buggy.

1 Surrey.

2 Lawn mowers.

Look vthem over. 'i'his ls

et your own prie». Thon

p

wiil sis 0

thc Cqmmunjty Auction Snlc will tuke ‘piaco ut Sununersidc. Moka this t. ho i'irst Comnrurlity Auciion this

your op portunlty to nets 800d automobile

large

will be rented on that date. Ap-

tion and prcsented u lncst. soldlor iy appcaranoe on parade. Mr. .MoDonald has hud charge Df the Quoen. Square corps_for ovcr two years and is to be complimented for the excellent work he has Major '1‘, vE. McNutt, who scrved overseaa nnd is on the reservc o'.'- ficers lrindiy took over tho instruc: torship or tire West Kent Corps a. t'ew mnnths ago and has mode n. vc'ry docldcd success of his eilorts .Maior McNutt is ‘nn enthusiast tri mlliiary mattcrs and the exemple ho haa set in showing his intcrest in rndct work might 'vcry adventa- gcously bc followed by other uiliA cors of tlm Active Milltia or Cana— (la. Col. Willis wns accompanicd by Col. E. C. Denn. se. and '1‘. O. Militnry District No. 6. who 1ms had a. wide cxpericuce in Cadet

Iwork tllroug’nout tho Domin‘nn. In Ihis remnrks to tho. lgoys Col. Dcnn 'pnid thcm thc .compliment or in- lformimg them that ho had seen ui‘l the milltln units Irom coast to const and had not sgcn any hettcr ldrllLtbnn 110 had witnessed in Char- lottetown in hoth corps. Col. Wil- ils aiso very highiy complimented ‘the‘ boys and their instructors. per' sonally thanklng Major McNutt fol hls volnntnry help. Col. Willis leaves this mornlng by motor car {or Souris. Georgotown and Montn' gue. toinspect thc corps thcro.

::Thc-anily Physicien. Tnc gond doctor is always worth his t'en But it is not ulways possible to get a doctor just whcn you wnnt him. in such cases common sense sug- gests the uc of rcliahle home re- medics. such as .Dr. Thomas‘ Eclcc. tric Oii. which ls wondorfully ef- fective in ensing lnflnmmatory pains andhealing cuts. scratches. brulses and sprnins. ’l‘he prosencc oi‘ this remedy in thc (amily modi- clne chest snves mnny a fee.

_.—__..____ Min-m‘a Inlnlsnent for suie Everywhere

Californil Won licet

(JHVIICAGO. June 17——(1alilornla winner of tho Eastern lntercolle- giato Meet. cnrried off tenm honore in the second National Collogiate Trnck and Field Mect todny by scoring 28 l-‘Z pointa. Penn State thlrd with 16 7-10, liliuols tourth with 14 740, and lown flfth with 11 34-45. Nine records wcro smashed . in the gaines. whlchr brought togcthcr tho greatcst field cf collcgo stars in a. mcct this yenr. .

Johnny Merchnnt. the vorsntilo ‘Gnliiornla star. was the individuel star of tho moct. ‘Ho won thc shot put and hammcr ihrow and londod lourth in the runnlng brond jump. Merchunt aise smashed the record i'or the hammcr throw with a hcavo of 161 foot. 4 inchcs. Leonard Pau- lu, of Grinncll, wns second with

les.

m . ou 0‘ un. un”. “a .‘ prisins match against his more ex llvwad; nnd baron l pèrionced opponent and l'or a tint/0 ç: tond. tbruttmc- krhfl‘w seemed to have the strugsle w n. l ‘ Vesey took tbe first set 0—5 al e"

b0 more to oiler un day or sale.

"330%. nm

It will purin tho blond, m. ion fcel vigorous and hulthy et l eost

z

m

nly n In cents. Gin ft te thô - t n; m

n. tee. A licence“

This corps.

'judges. D. Stockford and F. Croil.‘

Sommersiue vs.

iottotown and one frorn Bumm‘er-

Greenshields the former chsmpior winning hy 6.5..5-6. 8.4.

modinito chumpionship of the pro vince last snmmcr piaycd

Greenshlelds hsd -tied the et live ail. but lost tbe second set 541. Greenshields hsd the third sei . at 441 in bis ravor when Vesey set. "

:d boys etethi tor'Dolid D5 s- 'Prowse Bras. r y '

. o'rth' ÿ'ring your friands en’d enioy n‘n j Qu’un-n'en _

'riis antivol. studios the question ol

values in

becsuse l; .not only, :has the ritht

terday's nnnual meeting .Mr. Ber.

men. or Trustees' and William Beer wns reeieeted trustee. ment voted 3200. soute wns eppointed Secretary.

brother ln-law Heber iMcPhnii New Haven on June stt 192152. Maisie

COMPLIMENTA‘RY DANCE .—.i complimentary danco will be tenA dered the members ol the cast of Tho “Queen Esther" pazoant by the G.W.V.A. at rthe Casino Danc- lng Academy tonlght. Others wish ing to attend can secure tickets ut the door. Admission to non-memb ers 50e. refroshments served.

—.o—v———-

PERSONALS

-Mr. Jerome Dolron.. manager ol the Egg .Circle, or Rustico. wns in tho city today.

lng train en route to Boston.

Mastcr Mcchanic Il. D. MacKen zie trom Edmonston, N.B.. who has becn visltlng friands on thc ls- land. has returned to the Mainland

‘Mr. E. H. McEachern, city, re- turned inst niglrt from Toronto al-

tcr attending the Saleamên's Çon' Won Lost P L7. donc. ventlon ol Staun’ton. Ètû.’ New York . 21 .583 " n , st. Louis .. .33 20 550 'Mr. and Mors. F: J. ‘A'rtbing, Souris pmsburg _ __ 23 2‘; .5“, announce 111e; engagement. of iheir groom". . . , . . _ “31 29 517 eidcst daughter Cotherine Jean t0 chien“ ._ “37 29 Agg Mr. Edgnr 1E. Jardins, murriage tu Cincmnau ".23 32 A." "me 131‘100 June 23m .‘ Boston ..24 30 .444 r ' hll d l hi ..19 34 .3'5 ..The Bny Vler Rite Association P a e p u a will hcld its second nnnual shoot . ‘ r on 'l‘hursday, June 22nd»commenc- Ame lu" League in"g at 12 noon s_harp.——Jus. Cales. won L03. P_(._ Cam- St. Louis . . . . . . ..37 24 .007 - ‘ New Yol'k 35 27 .. z Detrolt .....3g es e' Clcveiund . . . . . .30 300 ’ l Wnshinzton . . .29 31 AT MOOSEPATH Chicngo . .. ..29 31 ____ __ A. i’hiladciphln . . . . .22 31 Boston . . . . .. . ..23 35 Some good races were put on et . Mcosepath Park on Satui‘day alter- T n noun. whçrc'threp avertis were run

off."l‘he races, aithongh' no oxtrn last time wns mode. were well cor.- testod and greatly cnjoyed by those prosent. The rcsults of the races wcro as foilows;

A Class; Mile Heaits; Best Two Out of Three

Elsle Snow (Knrney) 1 l 7l Bile Millor (Yerwood) 2 .‘3 Patchen King (King) 3 6

B. Class; MiloVHeats; Best Two ‘ v out o! Three Baroness (Wilson) CracksfiMcNamnr ) j negmsm 'J’r. (thcäi’ey " Best time 2.46.

.“

n'irai" un...

F‘rederlclc King’s herse. Bill won tbe truck horse race over two othe'

contestants et the hnif mile dis tance. l y _ Oliloials were. Starter 'H. J

Blais. timers. il. Grey and H. Csslt

l Charioileiowa

The iinsehnll gnme tonight be tween a picked team from Char'

aide starts promptly et 6.30. .Thc probable line-up ol the ul‘l Charlottctmvn plnyers will be n? l'oilows:— t PilCIIOF--V_. Mchjàid. antci:el'——G. lt‘rnncis

1st Buse—us. Diamond.

2nd Base—J. McEachcrn.

3rd Base-«‘1‘. Corrigsn.

Short 'SlOp—NW. nHowntt. - Righi, Fieid—d’” Mchluiil. Centre FioldnJ. Garrick.

ILclt Field—«S. Camcron.

Mr. Frerl. Kolly wiii oct ne Umi

Greenshieids. who won the inter

a sur

Rames

led down and with brllliant crosÉ

4 '. “:-

tsldng the final two sentes.

court plny tied up the

' A . count at four m ïn'd vos oie n: and mates

. n, 1.. dut-lus

. QP'I'CIÀL hñïcïe on car man's , I, _l._... ’ t anses m to'da'y 2m

V en °,n tire honutiful groom!- It Sidmeunt and. haie. tne. nsw "

e11»

housokeepel "

ail ber purchases. 8m a> persan t , will lnslst on bovins "Morse's" Tee

flavor and body. but flan gtves 240 , cuDs to the pound. «i5?

KINGBTON SCHOOL—At yes ' tram Younker was elected Chair- ' Supplév .5; iMI'. F. B. Now- ' ....enuwve—-Az the home ot her

Evelyn Cruowys aged .21 years. bel-

oved dsughter of Mr. and Mrs. & Wm. Cruwys. Funeral lrom her y '- Mhefl "nuance Kingswn on “à. Everythlnu Thau Gond to Thursday June 22 at 2 oclock. En

Patriot pieuse Copy. . ‘

or thc mombcrs of teams in the St'.

Longue t0 'take thc necessary aili- dnvit concernlng thcir amateur sta tus and t0 reglsier

.Vl.‘l’. B. A. A. U. or C. suspendng them indetlnltely.

thc pinyers in this zivcn until June 15 to rogister and ‘hat thoy paid no attention to the nnuteur authoritics and tllcir refu- ull hue forccd 'the M.P.B.A.A.U. ol C. i‘ho suspension wns nnnounced yes ierday as (citons?—

players who havt plaped In the eoAcalleil St. Longue sinon June 1, 1922. as mem hers of the St. linsc's, St. Peters's 1nd Cathedrnl teams. suspended indeiinitciy, duiing Irom lune 19. 1922. letes are warne not with or ngnlnst nny ni’ the mentioned nthieies during suspen— sien.

‘COT’ENHAGDN, June lit—France won thn f’rst match in the ".in tennis play hetwocn 1nd Danish toums hegun hcre. ycs- . 'crday.

'lcieated Eric Telzner of Dcnmnrk in a hnrd fought fivc sot match 6-0, ‘i-R. 6-3. Hi. 6»4.

. Dcnmnrk. Vagninzerslcv (lclenting M. Coultcas France. 8 0. 6'4. 6—1.

calamar

ne...

“A llttle 'knowiedge ls a dangeroue (finir—but the re- duminu tenture in that gen- v driliy a littie knowiedue lelds tc‘nudy, Ind tire little mn bccomu a ‘nreat deal.

me»

And se n in with our Match-

leu Blond of Oeyion Tn. A nm. knowiedae. of m nood- nen luds to a trial. and then you’ve learned that real good les can bs hnd et a moderato prise. We know that your vor- dict will ho the same‘nc that oi' (ho houle wives who have 'uud it steadlly for thlrty '

55e lb

4.5.»:

ne Big L05;

American Lengue. A

q rSt. Louis 3. Philadelphia 2. Detroit 11. Boston 'J.

‘C‘ievcinnd 4, New York 2. ‘Chicogo 2. Washington 0.

Na‘ional‘ Leanue l’hilndciphln 8, Chicago 6. illrooklyn 6, Plttsburg 5.

‘St. Louis 5. New York 4. 'ClncinnatLBoston, .postponed. International League Jersey Clty 6, Rochcster 2. filaltimorc 11, Buiîalo 2. inondan 2. Toronto 1.

HOW TH‘EY STAND

Are Suspendéd

ST. JOHN. Ju'nc 20—-The inilure tlle basebail Peter's vllouso

hns brought bout un official bulletin i‘rorn thc

lt is said thnt longue were

to takc drastic nicasuris.

Official Bulletin. No. 9. INotice is hereby given thn‘t ail basebal' Peter's llouso

nrc 'hereby Ail rcgistcrcd ath-

to compote almve

(>Sgd.) L. ’I‘. DOW. Sccretnry.

F

—To fil] your needs '

—-—If youore in gay'pursuit-of a Häppy Hâliday'. ' '

Shop at "Petons

Would you like t0 town or country wear, can wear on any

Warm, steamer;

. or for travelling? occasnon, because there ils

Éper'ts wear, plain coiored velours and 'twee e

brics for geneal wear. p 19.4

Varied styles in coats, including youthfhl, nnbclt younger set will ike. Sl’èevesî

models that the

lan, dolman and the straight shoulder type.

without lining.

lined throughout with silk, others are-yokç-llned, ,som'e

SENSATIONAL PRICES IN 'NE BLOUSES FROM 49 CEN'IYÉ

Ail are hand-made, and among them are overblous- es, jabot-fronted eifects, tucked and hemstitched shirt waists, and a host of soft, simple, blouses t0 ac- company suits or separate skirts. Sleeves are short, el-

bow or' wrist length, and necklines include bateau, V. shape and roll collnr styles. Run in price from 49 cents up to the finest mode.

SNAPS FOR THE MEN AND BOYS-

Men’sCaps.......................... BoysSuits

Panama Rats worth to 36.00.. Special for . . . . . . 151.98

Boys Bioomer Ponts 69e and . . . . . . . . . . . Men’s Tweed Ponts worth 35.00 for.

'Men’s Serge Suits up t0 5535.00. Specîal ._

Men’s Suits, regular 320.00 for _. 7 .

for Boys sans t0

for.;..........

values for .

Hosts of bargiains for the Man of thé Honse at the

cm:

big sale at

PATONS L

have a jeunty n‘ew Confier suit for The kind you, r' “1'. “

. su " ' ,_ thsck polo coats to wrap ohm“?h une”, ‘