AU-GUST 1, 1928

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Agents Wanted

é- . ._. WANTED NOW-SALESMEN I-‘OR unrepresented Prince "Edward Is- lnnd counties. Pay weekly. ex- clusive stock and territory. Rep- resent a six hundred acre modern Nursery growing choicest variet- ies, and best stock. Established thirty ygars. valuable. Write, Pelham Nursery

Miscellaneous

ROOM AND BOARD, ALS-O meals served. City Hotel. 6726-7-27-1 wk.

I103. A L,I1‘ R E D MACDONALD Land Surveyor, Hermanville, P. E, I, 6-28-1 m0.

IIIEMORIAM AND MOURNING cards at shortest notice. Guard- lan Job Priniery.

SHIPPING TAGS, EXPEDITIOUS- ly supplied. Guardian Job Print- gfy, U

CORRESPONDENCE CARDS AN!) envelopes with address printed, just the thing for acknowledge- lnent, lntimations, etc., Guardian

HE'S

The leading teas of the Maritime Provinces for nearly sixty years, Better today than ever. .

' ' "**"**++H+++o >o~o<+ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

Our agencies are

Co., Toronto, Ont. AW ti Aug. i5.

Central Guardian

POULTRY -- We are now buying live poultry and paying highest market prices. Swift Canadian Co., 101- 6817-8-1-21.

RESERVE Wednesday, August 15th for the big Picnic and Cele- bration at Tignlsh, 6901-1-1il-wfm11i WELCOME VISITOR-Mr. J. A. Crozier, formerly of Baltic, P. E. Island. is visiting his sisters, Mrs. J. E. Bernard of Kensington, and Mrs. Wallace Waddell oi Baltic, also his brother W. S. Crozier of Darnley.

MARSFIELD BAPTI ST CHURCII — Preaching service on Sunday. Aug. 5 at 3 p. m. conduct- ed by Rev. John Turner oi Char- lottetown.

10¢ im- ilneof s words 8o per line of 5 words "---~- RIP-Time of 5words

BREADALBANE CHARGE, Un- ited Church of Canada, Rev. David Coburn, M. A., B. D., pastor. Ser- vices for Aug. 5th, Pleasant Valley 11 a. m.; Rose Valley 3 p. m.; Breadalbane 7 p. m.

Male Help Wanted

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TWU MEN FOR WHITE WASH. 11113 wanted, Apply at Revere Ho- e .

WANTED-MAN TO WORK 0N farm. Apply to Miss Bessie Mac- Leod, Belfast. 6795-7.31-31

WANTED-MAN T0 WORK ON farm. Steady job. Phone or write S. Taylor, Winsloe.

ASSIST TIIE WORK of the Pro- vincial Exhibition by getting in your entries early. Help our officers by making your entries now.

8827-3i.

POLICE COURT.-A case oi a 5307"'7'31"31mi1: cl;_ai1"ged with obtaining money _ un el- ase pretences is before the WnNTED SECOND CLASS Court and was adjourned until this eachcr for Ten Milc House mornmg, School. John MeQuaid, Secretary, Bedford. 68l5~8-1-3i.

DON'T WAIT. Do it now. Assist the work of the Provincial Exhibi- tion by making your entries now at the Secretary's Office, Room 7. Provincial Building.

__._____________ MEN, TRAIN FOR FIREMEN, brakcmen, beginners $150, later $250 monthly-also clerks. Rall- way Association. Write Railway

Box 116. M. H. W. Mon-4 e-Tue.-4i

Teachers Wanted TEACHER WANTED FOR POINT

6827-31.

TEACHER APPOINTED-At the School Board meeting Monday, Miss Marion/E. Stewart was appointed cn the staff of Prince Street School to fill ‘the place oi Miss Mildred

DeRoche School. Supplement Twmbs» W110 105181180- $75.00. Mark McCorrnack, Secre- ——— wry, 3358-284; MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT

—Mr. and Mrs. Norman MacDon-

WANTED _ “RS1- 01; SECOND aid announce the marriage of their

THE CHARLOTTETOVKN%GUARDIAN

CALEDONIAN cum - At an enthusiastic meeting o1 the club last night arrangements were made for the annual gathering of the clans. All me ‘ n of committees, and others interested, are expected to at- tend a. meeting at the Club Rooms i-liday evening.

GYRO DANCE — The regular weekly dance of the Gyro Club was held at Beach Grove Inn last night and was largely attended. These weekly gatherings, inaugurated by the Gyros are eagerly looked for- ward to by young and old and are always a huge success.

ANNUAL MEETING—~The nual meeting of the Associated Boards oi Trade will be held on August iii-the business meeting in the Board of Trade Rooms, in the forenoon, and the afternoon meet- ing starting at 2.45 at the Experi- mental Station, on the invitation of Superintendent J. A. Clark. who will have luncheon ..served at six o'clock on the grounds. Mr. W. M. L. Clark, of Montreal, Secretary oi the Canadian Chambers of Corr- merce, will be one oi the speakers.

C. P. R. OFFICIAL HERE-—Mr. D. W. Allan, Travelling Passenger Agent of the C. P. R. was in the city yesterday in connection with the companys business. He reports that the west requires about 75,000 labourers to harvest the wheat crop, 44,000 of which the Maritlmes, Quebec and Ontario expected to contribute. The conditions here be- ing so remarkably good for farm help it is" not expected that there will be so great a rush of young men as in some past years. The ex- cursions from here will be on Aug- ust 9th and 27th, the first Special for the West leaving St. John at midnight on the 9th. Passengers leave here on the early morning trains making connections with the C. P. R. Special at St. John.

ANOTHER DEATH TRAP -_ It now appears that the unfortunate young man who lost his life at the Marine Wharf yesterday morning or some time ‘during the previous night, fell to his death through a fioorless latrine by the side oi the

‘RIP.

PERSONALS

Master Sterling Pollard has re- turned to his home in New Haven after spending the past two weeks‘ with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrsi Jail. McNevin, Canoe Cove.

Mrs. James D. White has IGLIIITP,

where she has

been undergoing 1 treatment. l

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Steeves.1 Moncton, have returned home after} spending a- week in Charlottetown‘ and Summerside.

Mr. Daniel McNeiii, telephone supervison- Canadian Railways, left Monday morning on’ the Maritime express for Prince, Edward Island.—-Moncton Tran- script. 1

Miss Ada Moore, of the Comptrol- ler's staff, C. N. R. Atlantic Reg-, ion, Moncton, is on a two weeks’. vacation trip to Summerside aiid< Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. James H. Bishop of, Providence, R. 1., who are visiting Mrs. Bishop's parents, Mr. and Mrs, John Macdonald, 43 Pownal Street were the guests of Capt. J. Howard; Murray and Mrs. Murray, 10 Water Street the past week.

Mr. E. A. Helm, who with Mrs., Helm and two children have been visiting in the city, left yesterday morning on return to Quebec. Mrs. Helm with Miss Dorothy and Must-' er Rossie will remain a few days longer. '

Miss Winnie Cox, district nurse, of Winnipeg, has arrived in the city to spend her vacation with her bro-1 ther, Mr. Reg. Cox. line foreman of, the Maritime Electric Co., and Mrs.‘ Cox.

Mr. Charles W. Davey, formerly, of Charlottetown, and for the past; thirty-five years of Winthrop, Mas-l sachusetts is visiting his old home here. He is a son oi the late Char- les Davey of Charlottetown, and a nephew of Mr. Edward Davey, who

ed from Montreal General Hospital‘ "

Nati011ul completed yesterday afternoon at 6

Th

Charge.

The Provincial Rifle Matches were

o'clock, and were certainly very suc- cessfully and very capabiy managed

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e Shoot This Year Wasllliost Succes Aild Much Credit Is Due The Officers In1 ...-. "u" .

The Corporation Match

J. Landrlgan, H.B. E. Andrew, L. H. . . . . .- 46

by the secretary, Lt.-Col. Charles G, R, 311115011, P,R,,C, 48 Leigh. V11. and the misc ofllcer. R. 1.. Coles, P.E.I. Regt. .. 4'1 Cupt- W- H- Wvrtlr- w. u. Poole, L.H. . . . . . . .. 4'!

During the afternoon Col. l1‘. S. 1.1 M, M0G1bb0n, 3,1143, ,_ 47 Moore, V.D.,1honorsry prelsidént hdli R McCabe, cadet _ _ V _ _ __ 47 the Associat on and Co. . .P_ er, 0 __ 41 Davison, V.D., president of the As- J’ 0213019 _ 47 scciatlon, visited the ranges and all A w_ Anal’, Reg,“ , _ _ _ _ __ 47 were delighted to see them because A’ Gormleynzcxv R __ 47 oi their great and continued inter- H‘ T vesse’), _ d.‘ est in rifle practice. A‘ J’ Mccabé ' ' d7

Four matches were completed as G‘ Mcmnglan‘ 46 ’°“°“’“ A or Gill YRC ‘H 4o

The Silver Black Fox Match, ten C‘ ‘ CKRC‘ ' ‘ 46 roundsrat 300 yards, possible 50 Jts a" 46 points was won by Eric Coles, with - >°°éekRc9 ' ' 45 a score of 49, R. L. Coles 2nd, with ‘I118 351-65 -165t-h' ‘ 45 48. t 1 . . . . -

By the way the Coles boys did i'- 3100110- Y-RC- - 45 some wonderful shooting through- D- A- 11480151111011» 11-3 -~ 45 0111, the meeg, H. E. McLennan, P.R.C. .. 45

The Corporation match was the S. C. Moore, Y.R.C. 45 second fired. it consisted of ten E. Mclnnis, L.H. . . . . . . . .. 44 rounds at 500 yards, and was won S. G. MeLennan, 105th 44 by Sgt. P. J. Landrigan with a J. R. Allen, Y.R.C. 44 score of 49, with J. E. Andrew and M, carver, s slg. Co. 44 G. R. Judson runners up. with 4B. G, w, west, Y,R,_C_ 44 In connection with this match it g, (30103, Rybgt, , , , , ,, 44 may be mentioned that Cadet R. w_ R vessey, 31,35, 44 McCabe, 15 year old son of Lt. Al- R Q Kennedy, Reg, 43 lan McCabe, was seventh with a w_ E_ sm1thyp,n_g_ 43 5°11" °1‘1" 11°10“- Edison Smith, PRC. 4a

At the conclusion of the corpora- J C McDonald Y_R_C_ __ 43 tion match figures were given out J‘ H‘ Judson Y'all d3 for the winners of the Gov. Gener- Andrews ‘ma, _ 43 al's medals. Sgt. J. E. Andrew, son A‘ Huesus s“; ‘n6 43 of J. B. Andrew, East Royalty, won D 606k YR}; ' 43

the Gov. Generals Silver Medal, with a score of 293 points. Capt. A. W. Allan and R. L. Coles tied for

Last score in a,a,s,4.5,s,s,s,5,s*4a. '

TYROS

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Job Printery. , - ti. 011,55 Leanne,- fm. peter-S Road eldest daughter, Mary Agnes, r0 M1, Wharf. On opening the d001- nnri has been confined to his home with 29; gazzhogtiflwresuflegfosvehlgh 1,Mac Todd 2.20 3-4, l". R. McLaino, __ ___. __ _, school DBL N“ 9d Suplpement 131111-10 130118105 Macnnngdn on Tues. entering there was no alternative 11111055 101‘ $01110 111110 111151- wds won by H“ ;_,_ 001m H. W. Jones, P.R.C. 41 2.00‘ ChHYIOY-tewwh. ~ BILLHEADS AND STATEMENTS $100, George ,1 Mcnonnd, 3w day, July 10, 102a M. Chicago, Ill- 1111111 1° 11111 1n- I-euvlns c death , 11, 111,. ,,11..,noon 111g 1,1, Govern- D. MacFarlniie, sac. 41 2.00!Si1ver Todd. a. Insfi. Southlwrt. 1’-

neatly printed. Guardian Jon 1<e1n,-y_ damn-Inna, lnols. trap of that kind in such a public Among the visitors to tlic city tit “.5 “men, m, rounds a, 600 yards _1_ Trnnmn 301.1113, 40 2,00, E. i.

Prlnwry, '. __________ __ ______________ -~_ place ls another sample oi criminal present are Mr. Vincent McDonald. pdssnne 50 points, was fired The‘ ,1, 11011111, 33,11,111, _ 40 2,00[Davcnp0rt Prince, Leo Bloke, Chor- --------------- 15.191151; wANTEn p01; DUN. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED - 11681601 0h the part of some one- dreushismurl 1h the Portland Navy 0011111110113 we", very 1,1111, gm", n. Smith, P.W.C. 4o 1.001 lot-lewwn- . STRAYED ON MY PREMISES 1,10,", 0mm nismc, m, 41 Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Seaman. Sprinu- The 1101100 should 11111118 11 lhuruuiih Yard- uud 111$ mulhul- MIS- 1°11" changes of wind and light milking H. n. Smith, 105th . . . . . .. 4o 100111111111 Aubrey. McNeil! 11nd Buntain-

Sh, heifers and two oxen Own“ supplement $10,100 Apply to field, 11111111111100 the engagement 01 examination of all such places and McDonald who motored from their h1g1, scmqng extreme“, d1mdu1t_sgy_ Chlrlottetown.

maydmve Same by pnylng 1111 Percy McPherson’ Secretary’ their daughter, Irene Enmbetb, 1,0 report the conditions to the author- home in Portland. This is Mr. Mc- ,/1_ ,;_ Mccabe proved the wmnm The Lieutenant Governor-s Mn-wn Eastern Lady, A. Webster, Maria.

dnmnge_ If no, Manned by Olga“, station’ R E, L Mr. Leslie Clark Ramsay, Hamil- 11105 Wl10S6 duty it 18 t0 look after Donald's first visit to P. E. Island 11.1111 11 500110 01 45, 10110we11 by Q01, l P. E. I.

Thursday, will be sold, George 6790_.,_3,_4,_ ton. Wedding to take place the lpltl- thvm- Had, a Coronerulnuuest been and he ls enjoying his vacation im- n. A. MacKinnon and c. w. West, (coo Yards) P11111111 “EPW111111. 001- D- A- MM-

Hayes, Mount Stewart. die oi‘ August, held in this case these facts would mensely. motoring through the with 45 points each, A, J, Mccabd 1.1,}; 46 $1000‘ Klnnon, Charlottetown. ;

' ' 6g1g.3.1.31, WANTED _ EXPERIENCED --:_- no doubt have been made public. principal centres. They were accom- The filial shoot of the day _was D, A, M110K11111011, 11,13, __ 45 11,00 P8881’ 111118561. G80. Callbeck, Bum- --—--ii—-—~—~—————-— teacher for Fnlrview schooy sup_ ACCEPTS Cliiiu — MP5. J. M. -—-—- i panled by Mr, Peter J, Hughes. Su- the Ladies Challenge Trophy Match G_ w_ west, y_R_C_ 45 (100 merside. - CAPITAL-BROKERS WILL GIVE mdmem and Mrs. Allison M“ MacFadyeli, Secretary of the Ceti- WEDDING BELLS-Oh Wedllefi- pcriniendent of greenhouses for where 36 riflemen shot for 36 ladies 151 Mcmnls. LR‘ u _ 44 5m Lacopia Beauty. J. E. Stewart. Nor- cbnsiqemtjon 1,0 51111111 51,001; 111' Mmm,’ Sec.» 6803_7_31_2i tral Parish, received a telegramyes- dflY- July‘ Z5111 111 511- P111115 11001-0111 Dover, N. 11., but. owing to pressure the names being drawn by Miss A w_ Anan, REEL 44 5m tham, P. E. I. or bond issue of o. going company. __, tcrday morning from Rev, A, J, G at 0-00 P- 111- R81" 11- D- Raymmld of business was compelled to return 13811111 1111681115- C_ May QRQ 44 400 Lu R160. M1110" 111151111111‘. K811- or new project which Wm an TEITCFER wjJNTnn FOR SOUTH Murchison, 1101-10“, wmconmn, united lian the holy bonds of matri- on Snturdny 11-150 Four rifiemen tied ior first place, J_ E Andrew‘ L,“ 44 4m sington. ‘ tract prompt public participation. Lake Selma, Supplement for stating that he had accepted the CSEIGStFlOYEIICC White of namely. A. J. McCabe, Edison R Hooper, may _ I 44 3_00_igo. Reed and Fox, Fort Fairfield. Forward complete details u, My, Flmt ma“ Teacher $13500’ For call to the ‘Central Parish, and f o; Eit] aniey ‘Hariiid Baker _ Smith, James Coles, J. E. Andrew. B May‘ CRQ H ‘ 43 and. e. Henedmn Suite 40L 300 Broadway, Second Cmés $1000“ Mrs‘ Lewis 1111C Iwllldtagg tchlgrgefloi; ale Frlendsregfouggé yognlgy 0053;136:3101: In ‘Iurgstliteleshxtliltlnizixi Ligng. tteltlifiggtlli; l M. Jones’ mg,“ _ 43 mmlAprll Todd. 2201-4, Fred NIcUli-ofl. New Y°1'l<- 6701-7-211-71- M D id s -u. . 070011-3141 S a1“? l’ "l" “Y “- . - . ‘ . ' .1. H. .1 cl Y. . . °°°'8°“1‘"11- ________T_ C mm ' one r3 Murchison is a son oi‘ Capt. and ‘£01 xlzllvghim Ely-limits tghey ‘ will be in the custody of Mrs. A. A. u son" RC 3:001 390C101 “an, leaves Charlottetown HuvA-l-E SALE 0|;- "OUSEHOLD Mrs. Murchison of this city. and ls ~ _ _ W15" 0 14°" TIIE LAT-E RALPH AUDREY Bartlett fol one yeflr- lat 9 a. m. taking passengers andraco For Sale . thei but a host of wcll-wlshers will At th oncl i i ti L di - 43 311°

“mic”- 1111011011- 11111111 1°01" ‘"111 a g.r"nd's°“ M m” m“ ‘mm’ Mu“ follow them with their felicltationil METER c1, 11 neecMméls 2m ‘e a es . 4a 2.oo]h°'”"°"“'°“““1"3 '1'" 111° 1”"

bed room furniture, lumps. dishes, ""‘-%T'"*‘f— 'i—— 0111-5011 01 Pfllht Prim who was for _ " a e l; e aw“ aggre‘ 5101-18 ul- 811 Stutlfifls- 511601111 X66110- FOR sAll-Tllilar. mt FOUR ' u“ 11101’ lulu? 1111 1111111 110W 1101110 1h l i cute was posted showing that 3st - - -~ 42 2°“

washing machine, wring“, f," - l. many years a faithful elder in the summers,“ Mr Baker ,3 a The death occurred in ths c by E - - - D Mammal“! SR0 n e11 £11105,

. - . burner oil stove at a bargain. Church of Scotland. He is a. gradu- ' ' ' yesterday morning of Ralph Aubrey J- - Andrews 118d W011 the Dom- - . . . . s ectawrs Wm m’ f"

#101811 10110» '9 1111' 0011151 01111011111 6-10 member oi the staff of tlic Holman 1 1111011 of 01111111111 mm,» Asspcmlon J. Trainer. R.C.N.V.R. . 42 p “e w”

wols and other numerous. m.flc_ Applyl Elni Avenue. . létleicdigghcirllz/‘ilotélylgtiflliagnlssgtdteigr store‘ Larterr ralt ythemcomparatively eary SHVCrTn-Bda, with a Score or 337 J. C_ McDonald YIRC 42 2'00 lIi-sdrse: that ever raced on)’. ll.

iris; 1,510 Frost & Wood binder. _ _ __, _ - e ' 5 ' 111109 -1 ‘111-~ r _'G_ A C] Re] ' ' ' B11 - "1

G00 s must be sold before Al"? I<‘(I)lt 221M121? PAélTllvliWcb déectii forttrinatehiii secliniing the -————¢vn>———— The late Mr.‘ Larkter 188.1365 iigfxlfcayitholllozlegrebygfgzpg, AThWX-‘Aét J. “Curacao. he creflm and a" ‘duds . My!‘

us,’ d,“ Garfield warm,’ Con? cg n otc I‘ tic 1217132 7 3H“ s rvces g sued abprymsntt young PEIEONALS mouin a SOfTOWIDK w fe. ilwo “fugue ten men in the aggregate constitute H. E. Mcunmn FIR-C. H 42 2.00 frashments on grounds. 919018.131 Wm“ Comer. 6784_7_3l_3,_ (.1 ,io_c_l ols. __- - mzan, an no ou t IIS many fri- - ters and sx sons, name y‘! y? me Ottawa mam for 1928' R‘ L. Coles u 2-00’1.11gn1nnd dresd 010m, and plum __ - -<+>——* en s and relatives throughout the —-— (Mrs. John A. McLeod), aze, a Riflemen were great, neflsed m Jas C1 -R t - - - music. Three three round bokiiig

. Experlliicnis have demonstriiied Province will be very pleased to MYS- Pfillllfi A- F0111.“ Mlltflri. P. liome; William, Wesley, Arthur. Y l - 005. 08 - 41 2.00 bouts whm, Fromm, w be “m Articles F01‘ $816 that a Perforated partition it short 1.1.1.1 that he is coming to locate E- 1-. was n visitor to the city yes- James, Hurry and Vernon, 21111;, bfigk with rtheleam agiyn got. o. P. .1. LandrigaInH-B. 41 211° Midway equal to the his exhibi-

-.~_________.__ 4 . distance 1n from, 01 1nd nnnn W111] 1n 1115 native pmvmcd terday. He nlso 1e11,,“ three $151,015 1111.1 - 0 b111111111-f0 011111111 -_W 0 W115 H. T. Vessey, Y.R.C, _ 41 2,00 “mu .

FOR SALE -- FORD DELIVERY. improves tlic acoustic properties of a 11¢.‘ ——— one brother, namely: Mrs. Duncan ‘1 ""111 4‘ 0 111138 YBBPS BlSlEy H. W, Jones, P.R.C. 41 2.00,‘ Gold medal ‘or but Bu“ M. i920 iliodel and one more 7 yetirs 1nd“, bnmdcnsdng s1d1_1nn_ ;;M01,1101- Graves‘ wm-m Enter. Ml’. Leith Smith and Miss Mabel uygngsmne, K0111», 31,; Mrs, Thomas team,- He 01111111911 111101‘ °11 M00003’ G. G. McLennan. Regt. ., 41 _ 12nd for Best fwd," 0 r Old, i100. Apply W. R. Bryentoll. miliator will drive worms irom the 51111111130511“) Rmld- 111W” 1011111100 Whllfl. P01110111! 5111mm- Roymiyl five]? ng 1f"; mot through yester- M Carver’ a Sig‘ Co" 41 2-001 Acrobatic Performance b W l.‘ Winsloe Station. Experiments in sisal growing have system without iliiury to the eliild, home 011101” 511011111118 l1 10W Weekslrlnd Mrs. Allan McIrmlS. 111111111 “its 31,: 120L115‘, 1 n ,- m h t ‘L 5' Mmre‘ 3 319' c“ 4° g-oifficantlebury and partner y ' 1

61114-3-1-21- been so successful Ill Hliitl iIIIIl. the because its action, willie fully eiicct- Wm‘ their ""910 011d 1111111» M?» 011d Mass. and George. Gus O o e 5 w ' G- M- Mlmre- Y-R-C- ~ 4° 110° Di i 1 _ 1,4,, Ann," Cm,‘ of n“, n . Col. H. M. Davison presented the s G 1111s saloon and lunch counter. n HOVCFIIIPCIILt ha? alranged liordtltig ivc. is mild. -1 . . c y. Davison challenge trophy for the 1::::ol'l':l8;,RRggt. . :3 1.8g so“ dunks’ fruits em lc -e o exensve areas o an . ' ' . - - . .. .. I. . F°'“"° “°"’ w““‘°" s, ——--~—— 1.,.a,,,,0,1;11t1-Sh ‘llileii..itii.ié“ié°si“t ‘l°.§’“.‘.‘;‘i..‘;¥.° “""°""'“°"- Reu- 1» 1». Miizlumw" "u ""- _._._..~_. , , e .‘ ..- l ' ' ' ‘ , _ '

WANTED - 1100"“ 011:1‘ F011‘ —~———————i——— 111,, 1,1,1. b10111“, 111,, 011M105 Sauna- Naval Agreement Many admlrlus eyes were cast on P°°1°' 1"“ ''''''' -- 4° 111° _ Ample space for parking cars on general houstwork‘ To seep o qTANn/IRI) MINING EXCHANGE BIRTHS c“ Jr _ _ this beautiful piece of silverware, outside oi circle, a fee of 90 cents Mrs. T. E. MlicNutt, 34 Brighton " - ‘ ‘ - and there 1s no doubt 1,110; 1|; W111 TYROB chm-sod mo“ Wm 1mm on “u” R0110. ‘ 03311 NOONAN-At Scarlet ' (C nadian Press‘) rove an incentive to renter inter-

1 1,1,1 m; owli, on Junc M _ H w 1 1d 1 11 _ P 8 cars to upper part of inside circle.

, [shod 1:11.... i‘: courtesy of 2B. 192s, to Mi". and Mrs. O'Connei on gj,,,,,§“'y,,,,,,,°° rd‘; f” w? PARIS, July s1.- The most im- est in rifle shooting in the future. W- H- Vessey. vac. as 1.00 Manngemen, W111 not be- moon-