fr. Mi ..-_

I

' l-‘or years iifitfl‘ the git- t .\t'n:;i< >n

P The following clipping from a .fitrenl exchange will be oflnter-

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BHMIL-v-ln Charlottetown, cor. Grafton and Prince BtIrBept, 1st 1920 IIileKntie Show lied 10 years. - 1 w -.

a

auburn-st the p.24. t-zobpnin. i

Sopt. 1st. 1920. Chester, Curtis sou oLRobert lCnrtipiiu-hiu 18th year. Jfnnerairtromv. ~ his fathers reoidonco 9 firanvi " st today

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inmost/x t?‘

,~» 40ml‘ in. "QODHICK.

‘here ns- Mr. Roddlck ia a first in. to Mr. Robert Miller at Suffolk. ‘ ‘FWIth the death 0i John Roddick 0f Si! Ibriages Que disappears the last of the old-time lumber l"! kings of the Calinoau. Mr. Rod dick was for many years Inunztg-u 0f the Edward's concern including model farms, stores and imnr-nnt- pine cedar and sprutl- linilis. His word was law to lli'!lllv‘,~‘ of lllv-I;

Thompson

(iiimuur Hibilllilttil, iiuil nil/l uthw tiruis gave up their lnrms and sin-us ~~~ 11- My ma:utavn-~i th well-known. finely equipped business at the Sixes and his sterl lug character, his quiet but piugru giveamnner and wise conservatism will be greatly missed. He came o. nn- m-t Luitiha" .r-un yewusunfj land of which the eminent surgeon Sir Thomas Roddlck of Mirllillul i.» u \\"‘ii"i\'l.;;-vi.l mturbei. tits .1035 sumtng demeanou-r could nut con coal the warm sympathetic soul o. the true, thoughtful lover of hi. kind which endeared him to all win "knew him well although it did pre vent the general public irtim ac cording him the public position t. which. his talents entitled him. MR5. ANN Mrpnensou ‘ There passed away at \V00(l island on July 28th, 1930, tin widow of, the iateMr. Angus Mc Pherson at the advanced age oi 89 years She was a kind and loving mother and she will‘ be greatly missedIIn her home and by her friends The deceased was a sister of the late Capt. A. iiflnlln and the last survivor oi iii» family. She leaves to mourn flip, FUIILQViiigSOlIS and daughters: John A“ and Joseph, at home; .u.-.-.-,v1o.=.e§ Falconer, Pictou Co, N_ S. also Mrs. G_ G. Downing. Revere ,Mass., U'.S.A. The Rev. A. S. ‘Stewart, officiated at the home and at the grave. Her rc- mains were laid away in Wood is

hunch

s". s’ 1'5’ '

.2» w! .-

nuus ' an. lot-Resurrection

e celebrated surgeon‘ er,;who u- oerts that; been ioh has stop- ped beating can be rennlmlted. “inflection: ct audrennllu in the straw cavity." says Dr. ‘Puller, “may restore life to n heart alreui-y

ed fact according to

"ii ‘dead; Jilin heart mw also be kept

beating "artitlcaily for a certain

length of time by means of massage ‘or certain chemical pxcltsnts."

There's n i b Lon] ' '

Glove for l

Every Job *

Elect: idem Dion.- Manon:

l$ncen

en

Firemen ’

Freight Hsudieu men

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Ranchers ‘Truck Driven Chnulcnn Iyeer Glove in not linud lino, nub your dusk-r

BOB ONG ’

UNION MAUI

GLOVES

“Ill by lkilled work mun from ltronlout leather obtainable —— lnll Ind pliable.

‘. 0. LON cm, Llrnlhd Vi’! 1'0 ONTO luau-ml Ill Long Brandi

IIOQI from Coon‘ f: Con! ,, I ‘ < --

iJRt*§§§it0bxt Y i l EXHIBITION

The following uddltiona and ‘Orrecllnila will m» moan In Kin-v"! Iounty Exhibition Prise List 1980.

C LABS V.—PlG8

‘mo. 13,’ Pen of two Bacon Hogs and breed or cross, to weigh not less than 170 lbs. More than 270 iba. 50.00, $4.00, $3.00.

inc-t l4~~llrood sow uny age, York- shire. Diploma.

Sect. lfi-Broodsow any age, any other breed. Diploma. i

CLAQS XI.

soc. .10- Colleciion of Linen from.

Island grown flan 1st $100, 2nd

$50, 3rd $25. - i

Sections 40 and 41-—Work of girls between 13 and 18 years.

ANDREW LAVERS,

. Secretary. 'H2~i-3~20 tnuwsssfil. .

Farm For Sale “

For sale in Iiose Valley farm

| Mr Fariane.

Mo, l.

Dr. Tnffler‘: statemnnts have ""- ntod n great sensation in Perla, WhBTB IDGGICBI Blhisdfl Iii dllblhllll‘ lug the possibilities of saving livns by artificial heart stimulatin just

as is now practised by u-tl. clal ‘

breathing.

Dr. Tuffler also claims that a man can lave for years with a bul- let in his heart. 1n fact says the emdnant surgeon, the heart is fat from being the fragile organ it is

generally supposed no be. Delicate .

operations. he‘ claims, can b": per- formed in the hear; tissues without mortu elect.

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Hotel“ Victoria

I20 mount, ll menu with private bntnn, Completely ru- novel-ed.

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>00 v0 o.-. 00>»

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H. C. BROWN, Marilyn,

Cillfiflllfilfllfl ill-tel 120.. Ltd. I Proprietor- Illl-d-itlti.

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sevens saris.

E. Brown, York; _w. n_ Mac- Luren, River John; F,’ T. Mont- gomery, Kingston _ Driscoli, Fredericton; W. L. Mc- Kiunoit, Bay Fortune; H. W_ Smith, Kinkora; James M_ Duffy,

Iiinkora; J. l-l_ McDonald, George-l

town; M. McLeod, Quincy, ‘Mass, J, I»‘. McMillan, J. R. Alien, (Jove

_lirad; R. ii_ Jenkins, City; _W_ E.

Jcukins, (lily; James

City; Frank McDonald. W. Bx Mills, Annandale; Robertson, Annandaie; E. Annandale; J_ J. 'I‘rainor and wife, City; Mr_ and Mrs, Ellisworili, Souris; S. ‘Carl- ton, Souris; G. S. Walsh, Mon- treal; Martha Irving, Cherry Vai- iuy; Rob Neill, fity; E. Palmer, AmherstyE. G_ Bates, Princeton. M. MciCormack, liosiori‘ A_ A_ Thotuas, Brooklyn; J. M. Thomas, Brooklyn; Edwin McFarlane, Annandale; Hilda MacEwen, Souris; Mr‘ and Mrs. Milton, Dingwell, Bay Fortune; Ivan H. llufe, Rollo-Bay; G_ Walsh, Montreal; W. McFarlane.

Miss

wcronm Horst.

Ont; M. I‘.

S. '1 had up insulted m.‘ Mary and

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cnarrll: loo. . »

“l lee you aren't n ll jnrticuhr about weepunr invite to m" movies Mina Stewart. "Perhaps you will allow me to be your escort" rune night?“ Mr. Betta came iinq the office during Mr. Clnxtoivs ab: pence.

I made no_ reply. ' , filo tbadnlnmnot good pnoogh to lunch with! That fellow you had with you last night no many." ' _ _,

“Ha tia a 5 ntloman." " “Oh, in he? He don't look th part!" _"

The open lnecr made mo lose my temper. Had [been older more accustomed to men of his type perhaps I might have been more ‘tactful. I might even have taken the" trouble to explain who my friends

were. ‘But I lust blurted out:

_ "He is far more gentlennuiy

than you are proving YOIIPBQIL" ‘ my voice trembled, and I was shaking all over. But n0 B0011" ‘had the words left my lips than l realized how terribly foolish I had been. Mr. Clarion left the hiring and discharzlns of the help BMW", ly "to Mr. Betta. Of courso now he

wL-"Ild discharge me. ‘g

flfihoughts of ‘the home ,1 M41 gplanned for Mollie! can“! l" 1m" ancitears filled my BYBS- 0h "i" “m; 1 lost, my temper! I could nee that, Mr. Betta was so amazed u. my daring hc‘cuuid scarcely ‘éiflidk- '1 was really frightened b)’ ‘the n81!’ Mo]; m m; pace whenl 818110511 “u... rmsuy h". said. his v01“ trembling and husky with ‘"18’

er. , _ “You are dlachariied M!" mew‘

art. Your services will not ha re- that my housework is a real -pleas~

'g-ulred in this office "0" '"“""""- You can go at once. 1~wlil have -von|' BHVmIUDG ready Amateur-n.»-

discharging Miss Stewart for?" Mr. Claxton had come‘!!! sq quietly that neither of us had heard hlm-

"l am discharging her because she was both impildent. and ins-Ji- ting. Aside from that she is incom petenl. I have in mind a YOIIIIH woman who is an expert who will lullit! to‘ you at once, so Y0" WM not be inconvenienced. Mr. Betta had spoken willingly enough. hi‘ tho I noticed he had turned willie when ‘MT. CiEIXIOIJ SPOKE.

"1 M“ the be“ “d5” °t Miss tationsftirnishedlby F.B.-MoCurdy and 'Co., the Montreal Stock Ex-

,Stewart's ability as she does only .'my work. As to the other Charges 'yqu make against her, I shall have to hear her version as well as yours But understand Mr. Belts l will both hire and discharge my 914V’ ate stenographers hereafter. 1 will.

talk with Miss ‘Stewart and then u:

see you."

Mr. Betta went out lehving me g

alone with my employer. 1 It"

chagrined, ashamed. llnwmfll?’ °ih€nL

his kindness and mm to, me- 1 h" allowed myself to lose my temper make hlm trouble, siInDl-i’ becw-iie

Tom. .1 miim easily have placate! fMr. Betts by a (ew tactful words

[of explanation instead of tnfliilfii U

trouble. “Now Miss Stewart, please tell

Q I . . ' um. alum mo. . » t ulcwwvnane euros»:

since t's helped me no mudi. ind’ I iust tool like holnh out, andtnll-

llrs. 0. R. Kenny of 76'" Dresden "t Row Halifax, N. B. ' '

“my w, "n1 _ EN of stomach trouble and chronic i

0110880 ans to press ‘p into my cheat and throat until I could hard‘

would Just get ‘up and walk the

My appetite is Just splendid, and I I slep like a child and I've regain-

just fine in every way. Tanlac is _ , simpl-y the grandest medicine I've "What's uii this? iwhat are y-nyever heard of. and I hope others ' suffering like ldid will try it."

H. J. M-Ahon, J. P. While‘ Murray River H. M. Chisholm North Try- on, R. H. Cameron & ICo., Crapaud 'and H, P. Coohon Murray Harbor.

M. E. StParnssMerlford; Francis ma what it is all about?" MrJCIBX~

‘UPI

INB TANLAO-dl NOW W AND HAPPV. .

"I'll never stop you“; Tania;

in; everybody about it," declined

Ii u a,

=~sttt~ .

,1

um-o-s- Thu sum 8am Tues n. st

o l. '~.. t. "‘rm‘l a.>v .. . JIOIPIIV Qlugpgnnmm .,

_

' ' ' "in alcoholic s.

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ma". mum-van ,Q,,,,I,'Z,“ , . ._ -. _

"For the pant eight yeira I have lufforod ‘drendflxiiy with n very 6nd

igestion. ‘My appetite was no r that I didn't relish a thing nd for years 1 don't think I at» n god "henrby meal. The little‘ i M» srurrd on my stomachfand

ly breathe. i had awful headache-Q that kept me confined to m] bell tor days at a time, and left me in a leribly weakened condition. At nigh; I was so nervous andmcst- ‘ess I could scarcely sleep, and

lloor. When morning came I hnd no energy to do my housework

and I thought I was going to have, to give up altogether as I getting l

ruesnige north sho

ma

LIIUTAIOL, sauce‘ 61.5w...

-s'r. 101m, Nye: Au us! aoma‘ 'om- Dalhous , ‘on~ the

of the province reports the sudden deeth of Lieug-Col. Bruce Caldwell there last night at 1.1.30. o'clock He was visiting there apparently in tbebest of health. when he was stricken with amp-- lexy, Col. Caidwell- was one of the best ,_ltnown men in, Canada. For years he was in the railway-"mall service. Early in the wnrlhe teered for service and went over- seas, where he became ofllcercom ndiug the Canadian PostaiCbrpa first. ‘ .

olun-

‘Hirwork won" forbim- the ‘Order of thmBritilh Empire. He was prom _ Anon-t in sport in bin younger thy: and bad rowed in Wiiinipeg-nnd ‘minute crews. g3 won ;l_lt_i:ln z M; ‘,_ t readily and .0110! I ver 7W q men undo dung“ ' .-

ncqualntnnc’lh!p_ a y Qw ~ “o” ‘a ‘—*--<"P--.— i759‘ ., "‘."“""i_"‘"'°'- ibrlrt, ‘PHI PItIIHIDINT, .

"' ".§?*ts2-t=~ 1i1i I~¢i‘

;P°r i culls»... and mo,“

VACOINATION IN - ABIVANCE I

“f.

nnnc .30—-—.ltil ed . -. -,_Wlnn w - A" " " a?“ after-sunny rats-st. n,

hero that dhe recent ,ordor of the immigration department _for the vaccination of all cabin parsseug em landing at‘ Canadian port: will be held in abeyanco until October

Protessio -

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worse all the time in spite of everything I could do. _

"ln my searcih for something to help me I got a botle of Telling one day, and if gave ma so much relic-z‘ I kept on taking it tin-iii l had finished my seventh bottle and all iliy troubles hwlulisupprared. ~

no longer suffer from indigestion - or gas on my stomach. My breath- ing is ‘free and easy, and I never have a sign of a headache, At night ‘

ed all my strength and energy so

ure to me. I've also gained ten pounds in weigh-t and am feeling

Tanlac is sold in Charlottetown by ‘Reddin Br0a., in Montague by

stunt gtbmums

f.'...ifi=.'..i . . “rm ..s2

en. . . . . . . . . .. ubsn Cane. . . . . .. ru. .. . .. ..

2565-94-12:. - . , ..

For Saleiby

1

On Tuesday. September 14th, 1920, the‘ property and furniture 0i the estate 0f the I late Ambrose L. Brown, 249 "Gharlqlrtetown. .- . Sale of furniture commencing. at 10 3.111. Thehouse and grounds ‘will be sold at l2 noon the first day. 0i sale.“ °

t. BEARISTO,

’ ."'. " i . . Biggest slay m. hlortherniNovis. Scotlai , t Annuai Regatta, . W . iliifltlfi Under Auspices of‘ ‘tiietlitent War Veteran's

» . 4o1.'<w*rt1.<>r-" . . Lanovir DAY, SEPTEMBER o,

Pubiiciiuction

“".‘- 1-.

' onnoutc omens: 3|E§KI.J|'-rn¥t'fv'v'.i',' ,._ "pf H .14; "“»"'"' . nu Iletel, noun,‘ .§'.‘.‘31T'-r'E-.'u”£",.°“"- "- ,.llrqln—l‘ron a: u p 5 i . I'll!!! 0'0 monthly I. u,

vnIfOt . llll-‘l-l Inca.

¢l>bdbv~ ii

"or. c. c. Archibald;

Euston Street,

. Irwin; lczicnl z P

r o tron u?“ t. ‘ville: ‘relushtonenfw. o,‘ b0 H010 llmlnw * _r.:::z~-1~ ~= M»;-

n. J30. uousroi

ave. can; Nina mo THIIOA

, e-Jtlioy‘ ‘Building, m. 25a. "Ir-wills Prowse Irons, Residence-d rnfton titrut

_ Ufilcugeunftn In. 1045., If. . hr ADDOIIIt-Inlt ,.

1 i.‘ ‘it. Mauponttn

l ‘ .' hurl-mi». lellolhr, an. i ' ‘ uorqsv ‘ro LOAN Jlltce lilo: numucuonmm vlllf-l-l-lno. ‘ .

7is..s._lnrssmnt ' ,--i..--._-..~, swab-ifs...” mill - so. "

. » noklwmo LOAN Ionenu- - r. I. n ,

fiomnuu- ~

t" Auctioneer

A splemiiriYayt-rsport is “assured, of Yacht Rac- lng, Fast Motor "Boat Baobab-Swimming Races, High Dlvimr- T101"; Rslccs} etc." Land "Y, sports will} . include . “rug or ‘Wan-v. ‘petwe "You; ‘voter-sumo: "Pujrwash, d Wallace; Basebhllfinaltflh; Bicycle antfirunnijng

dands ICemeIery near her old containing 100 acres, 50 acres clear

_ ' p v| M1; - t ' to was so kind that it in- litlwh. (Purim Please “m”, 30 acres good hard and soft wood.‘ flew-Ina“, W906 .‘slTn:s' Mrlsj cgfsssnéy feeling of sllfline- . -_-_<o>i— ‘t "' ‘ . < .A" D; ‘ ' H’ Buwn‘ R c‘ "d G‘ "t ' muclito 'blato1e,.l lost my. 1; dosen‘t matter to~some men ' ' = ‘ ' ‘ weatherlhey ride in an automobile

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or it pmm waggon:

Balance easily cleared. Farm is well b?" ‘"13 Wite- Mfdmrdi J- J. Hm“ temlpg?" _ . n.- .- by, City; Mrs GcoILow‘, 0tta‘\va;| "130 I "perceived." no jsntiled‘ c wumred and with,“ 3 Fm“ o! Ruth Hiichey, Georgetown; iii-r» liilzle-TMQY"l.ifn°lw.,rha'fi"fzizg‘agféu Emerald-and Kiukora Station, near lbcrtélook’, Seorzctowlnl; M. 5- "m! figgzllxffllilfflhg$figig agrija-iendl’ ' ~ er, t. on; nan, . ¢' ‘ n-a,g~ school. Bunyan m m" "pa". John; E. Evans, Monctond; Mr_ and _It.t.l.?>w°i1.iyc1ii:f;:'s‘ilé igvitnedguat~ _' Apply to Edward Gillie. iMrL Ramsay, 305mm 1mm fmwled, but fine. I lot: tsiggriytl. ab; “A: “ _ Con} g193.g..14_q\ue/ph56|' . Outocit, Boston; C. Yea, ‘Sum- g;y'1iuit..tr_ , i!

‘lie W” ‘ __ _ mersfde; Clyde Transdaie, Dart~ “you 3mm the my, gm ut the ,1 rp-yimqucgop on the mars“... mouth; C. Hail, Bath, Maine; E_ jpnncake shop the.one who served. predictions‘ ‘were, made that the Lyforti, Bath, MnineyH. w. Black. me ll1°-°"'°' 4"?’ had ma“

', . . NMice m.~ .- "y. _- Dultlnojrnn anplzrtivoora, Qrlrdtflivouid follow sugar 5L J 1w- p‘ v R S _i "1 didnlljnmw 7°“ . -. lif-biflilik in the near o ’ ' ‘amsay’ l ih9"°“b'3i Mary's very preuyJau

’ ~- . ‘t A - ' . a _ ., _ . son RACES” t . .1 "Ouahaug i Fishermen wjfisesvatreadxhhav“ droppM John; J_ A_ Thompson, Montreaip with dark ‘m1;- and gray eyes.’ " ‘S: ' , .

Battling Yachts: For ri-mcoonrui... Cup. ‘ - _ “imorgh where t he feds“ Lnuralvlctfauley, Newburypori; F‘.| "That's the one. I liked her ,im.~ .

Dumb Veterinary‘ Medicine, Surgery an ' [Dentistry " . ,. i .. ;.=",c;yu6 any", ‘ ' t

_ ' Prion‘ Edward inland" zeros-spat. -_ A , I

Rilélidilitnfltt

g, ' 1w. gneflrtzv, k. o. ,'ll‘fml'"llll Attorneyibi-lw I

e _ _ --. ~ nosey rottokn.

. gifllcéeilnnlt. ‘or n. e. Ohlmbm

i“. ’ ' ...," 0. Aim sstumpmo Miffiifiz-‘i ' -_-".Iq.£=' _ _ bums-item.‘ Aug. 30~'-"FOI‘tl ' c g p, 0mm; in coal prices - '15» " jryithe United Slates ' ' " ‘ ‘ " official: tit:

‘W-hbnisbme people asit 317d; to‘ iak- we wonder whafthe)‘ .331» rhgpg, at‘; ' _ _ ‘going totlrlnk with. "K '_ _ , _: " ' Y” . . ' _ ‘ -"-- m, AIRPLANE ASCENSIQNf WILL BE t MADE

' r (The season for Quahaug fishing opéns on the 1st Sept. and ends on the 30th", Fishermen are request- edAto ta,lte_ out license ‘before begin— ind"? opoijations, I otherwisefiltljegai. proceedings will be taken tocollect some without further notice. Ap- plications for licenses may bejnade u to the oyerseers-or the Iinspector of jflsheries. Charlottetown.

. . I t

8. F. GALLANT, ‘lnsp. of Fisheries. _

20,000—~ Heavy 4's. Oath. 4"000~—l.i1<lit 3's. Oats. 100,000—~—No. 1 90's potatoes. l00,000—.No. 2 90's. potatoes. and other kinds ready for fall trade. lViloiosnltn CARVELL BROS. 2481-8-28-Sat. Tue. Thurs. 3i. . I _ a ”“‘ ‘t

4 Moltiiméfl .1 .lprr‘|e0:reu,f;tTnoyo-|bhw g H _ p. ‘ ' i, . ' chug‘ kiyqnTi-iurnuomqg- ' "Mill Pr0pértyi iFor ' Shile" i i ‘l i " i~ D i Y’ i ' I I ri-VFTIMINQVIURGION Qtllqiaandn-uldonoo,’ n P111!" 814m N pip It mionrsou ma...’ III?!) 91mm. ‘l Iunlib 3151611 Ill 9"‘- yomoduv Imemu. . - lnfllltnlelt 0W1 (Wow ma. llfl- ill-Efllq

'7....j....., It c.

Room No.12. Cameron BM! ' VICTO ROW ‘ " aur-a-it-ti

5.. 11],.

_K%LED ‘BINDER! will be re- ooiv by the undersigned until Tuesday, Sept. 14tb,_1fl0, for tlu, _ purchase ofjfho _Woilington,§o_.,

One new mill "comprising rot-pry, ehlnlle and lath machine! and planer. .

Power-water and steam, new dam built in 1017 in good condition with now-water wheeler i0 to 0| horse power, .

Lind-i plot chum, u mom

t/plgted_-by Mrs. George sell other home 14} .,‘=on' Wednesday, Sep" |

uoidonco

>

AUCTION sub

To be sold by public auction on the premises of Mrs. George L.

n m. caavnt _______ ,,,___

'» ., -. ..— Auctioneer. 11,41» , " ‘

A,‘ on t‘ om urmturo

‘ -f~";wln_'en ‘m. Mr_ John was“ Scott, at Cornwall, on Wednesday

“y”. hair”; qraltnn 5L on 20nd, September, 1920 at one

l ,9,'m___ m}, oammsminz a, oclock p. ill. her homestead farm

v QQJL ‘H.413; Mug, fm-nnnr, _n1'_6fi acres together with household

' im¢tgicomgflglflj parlor, din- furniture, binder, mower, seeder,

' m» "bod rooms kitchen sn- roller. Bwlfler. carts; plows. 1m-

‘ ‘Wino, bggufifu] but“, 5nd rows, 2 driving wagons, sleigh! and

choice hlfnitnre all nearly many other articles.

.‘; m‘!!! dishes etc. For particulars apply to I

~." '4- IINJ. CARTER, McLEOD A BENTLEY,

' Auctioneer. Bgljqflpfl, lm-Q-ifl-Tuoflhsflctm.

our or. THE mourns or BALLS.

d ‘$.71. d???’ int, urb, nlnrgelnonl-

II ll

he i‘: lanolin l v0 ".$$'.:'..i..," "'35:"

saazdgizztetngdelzlacznvnileoa

OI Soil lg Drqglab and Gem m Sbvu Prepared i1

Iirlllll, TIOIITIII I 6C. LIIITII COOIOIIII. Gill. an .

Elisabeth, aged four, heard her mamms say that the new cock spoke broken English, and runn- ing to her‘ father she exclaimed "Oh, papa, so cookie is a broken . Englishman, an‘ plic taut talk plain?‘

mun: afnoooxoau

Ill l p. . . .. /. . - , . L, IAIII U.“ n. y. . ‘ °.”Dié::t6:annection with lhtropoiitnnbinoltoelne - for New York via

",-",',I'Q|IIIC PIMQIIM full ' ‘ f-Qflon n pi ' __ , t i ' ._ ' A» Of “II, Agog‘, - . ' __ . I gqpg-gpgg, . -- ll. John. ll- I.

One cold morning four year, ad Nettidi momma began washing lher hands in cold wntenbut she drew back exclaming, "That watch too cold; please cook-it some."

Mohor-boatm-e antilcatie-Qpen to all boats.‘ 1st and . , "".2ndI'rlzes.‘ ' ‘ - - '» "- . '0 ""5 Wm“ i0 8mm" evid" K~ Reynmds‘ Si‘ “h” ' A‘ Pig“°“' ‘Z3.‘"Z§fli.'...§“3. Zi§..“§-»"“°“‘°’""“”' Spcedboatam-Non handicap-Silver 'Cup - ' - e 'e‘"a.n alleged combination of lllonirral; T. W. Morris, Ci|y;' “yes M.“ ‘s ulwkys mm ma‘; - ._ - . t _ . _ , ,' .' dsys,,,.u.m.ysrg.dectared m have ._m_ prmgh, "anfflx. A w w“ She djgolng mlbe man,“ 9W 4 Entries for abovrpruces to blesent. “by heated.‘ prices thiougli rnliorztvfi “am, MO,,,_,',.,,,; M,,,_' J, 'N_ whpe. to a gyoung man a good; hqnfsrt 2nd. Boats will he lr'i"atteritlinnco jfortnliirig partied "", V v _ ._E,_PT______~__,_______,_ m, Belmont; Frances J. iVhecler, figmzotfg: $111: "lifeilflufdaszg, ogitqsalllng, Continuous meal service after; 11:11.11). _ i. isriiffgqygfl 5mm” ' " VBeImonL- . .. . twe m m, positionhnd l Wurst. where the brat ofw-nts Inay, reasonably. " an " ,- "Q L < Jlappy they insisted upon Fifth! - ' - Y _ " _' ' ,, , - as, ' '4_",_;__-__ ‘it. i t -- bran. Cdllf T ' " ' . ,.,.. . ::;.:.z;.:."."..'.*..:.~r:.. AT Nitlii a- t. a . . . . "dafi1'rs“'."" befiecehmd l?!’ "'9 _ ings, aitho l cared nothing ublqul " , ‘ - ' " ' ' . ‘