PRINCE EDWARD LODGE NO. 14 AF*& AM

will meet in their lodge rooms Sunday, Sept. 7.15 PM, for thepurpose of attending Divine Ser- ' St. John's Presbyterian Church, New London

t P.M. - L iazegent Chapter No. 52, Order of Eastern Star, will be in attendance.

signed:—-LOUIS MACLEOD. Worshipful Master

BIRTHS

DOVER — At the PET. Hos- pital on Tuesday August 29th, to Mr. and Mrs. Alan Dover, a son Stephen Louis I brother for Donnie.

CAMPBELL — Francis and Joan (nee Maclntyre). are happy to announce the birth of their son, David. on August 1962, at Oakviile Trafalgar Memorial Hospital, Oakville. Ontario.

we desiretoannouncetheopeningofaldaboratory for the Testing and Inspection of Concrete, Asphalt, Steel and other materials of Con- zstructlon. .

LORING INSPECTION Testing —- gpection — Consulting

221 Beaverbrook-‘Street MONCTON, N.B.

Tel 389-2173

ATTENTION CONTRACTORS

WEATIIERBIE -— At Longueuil Hospital. Lon-gueuil P.Q., on August 26th. to Lac and Mrs.

Eric Weatherble (nee Sadie

Mlllar), a daughter Erica Nor-

ine. Weight 0 lbs. 14 ozs. a sis-

ter for Patsy and Sherry.

ROSSITE At Edmonton General Hospital, Edmonton.

6 lbs. 9 ozs. a sister for Marie and Paul. V

FORD’S MEAT MARKET SPECIAL NOTICE

In order to serve our customers better, more efficiently, andlvithlmverpr-ices, isnocessaryformtogoonacadl ', effective Saturday. tat. We to disem-

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-1- rust we can still be in service to you, will understand a cash basis policy prov customers. Thank you for you forward to being of service in

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ERROL FORD.

Manager.

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ADOPTION CUTCLIFFE -. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cutcliffe, North Tryon me happy to announce the ar- rival of their chosen son Mich- ael Wayne on Friday, August

31. 1962. ENGAGEMENTS

SOMERS - MURPHY —- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Murphy, Augustine Cove, Prince Ed- ward Island. wish to announce the engagement of their daugh- ter. Kathleen Agnes, to Con- stable Gerald Henry Somers. RCMP, Clarisholm. Alberta.

-W ANNUAL MEETING

4th. District Queens Co.

Progressive Conservative Assoc. will be held in

ELDON HALL TUESDAY, SEPT. 4th, 1962 at 8.30 P.M.

Each district is requested to send 5 voting delegates.

J. THOMAS McKENNA. President.

son of Mrs. Janet Somers and the late Henry Somers, Big- gar. Saskatchewan. Marriage to take place at St. Peter's Grurch, Seven Mile Bay. on Saturday, September 22, 1962, at 10:30 p.m. -

LUND — McADAM — Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Lund, Charlotte- town, wish to announce the en- gagement of their daughter. Mary Victoria (Gloria), to Frederick Paul, son Mr. and Mrs. Fred McAdam. Char- lottetown. Marriage to take place on September 24. 1962. at the Church of the Most Holy Redeemer at 10:00 a.m.

MARRIAGES

BEAIRSTO — MacQUARRIE— Mr. a s. I-Ieber Mac-

Quarrie, Reads Corner. an-

nounce the marriage of their

daughter Velma Louise In-

FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION I have been instructed by-the Administrator of the Estate of Emma Jane Worthy to sell by public auction the dwelling house lately owned and occupied by William E. Worthy situate at 126 ~ Hillsboro Street, Charlottetown, on the premises on Friday, the 7th day of September 1962 at 2:00 o"c1ock P.M. (Advanced Summer Hours.) DWELLING HOUSE consists of a 2-storey frame dwelling comprising living room, dining , room, -den and kitchen on " r, “ bedrooms and bathroom upstairs. hardwood floors - throughout, concrete basement and separate garage. , Property in excellent condition. For full particulars apply to Peake & Nichol- son, Barristers, of Charlottetown. The property may be inspected by appoint- ment, apply to Peake 8: Nicholson. — W. H. BEATO Aucti

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man. to Everett Charles, son of Mr. and Mrs. Preston Bealrstc. Malpeque. Marriage took place at the Trinity Unit- ed Church Manse, Wednesday, Aug. 29. 1962.

Births. Deaths. Marriaaes

PINEAU — MOONEY — At St. Anne's Church, Hope River, P.E.I. Saturday Sept. 1st, 1962,-. by Rev. J.N. Tratnor. P.P. Charles Gerard Mooney. loan, to Cynthia. Bernloe Pineau. Hope River.

IN MEMORIAM

MULLEN — In loving memory of Frederick Mullen. who pas- sed away Sept. 1. 1961. Lovingly remembered by. Wife

and family.

MACKAY — In loving mism-

William Rlver, who departed this life Sept. 1. 1960. Loving and kind in all his ways, Upright and just to the end of

his days:'

Sincere and kind in heart and in

Beautiful memories he left be- h

-Lovinglly remembered by W110 and Family.

MacLEAN — In loving memory of Mr. John Dan MacLean. Little Sand. who departed this life. Sept. 1st, 1959.

We little knew when we woke

th mo

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The sorrow the day would bring;

For the call was sudden. the shock severe.

To part with one we loved so

dear. Lovingly remembered by son. Mac. daughter-in-law Annie and grandchildren.

MacLEOD — In loving memory of John M. MacLeod, who pas- sed away August 31 1952

Lovingly rernelmberdd by lwifie and family.

MacLEOD — In loving mem ory of Harry Timmer Mac- Leod, who passed away Sept. 1st, 1960.

There is a family who misses

1'01-l. And finds time long since you

went We think of you daily and hour-

But try to be brave and content. Tears that we shed are in sil-

ence. - And we breathe a sigh of regret, For you were ours, and we rem-

embered Though all the world forget. Lovin remembered mother, father and brothers.

BELL — In loving memory of Eric G. Bell, who died acciden- tally Sept ber 5. 1960.

Those we love we never lose

For always they will be '

Loved, remembered, treasured.

Always in our memory.

Lovingly remembered by wife.

Margaret.

CITY 8: QUEENS

"wn TREAT thewsiclr well" Giggey’s Pharmacy. Vitamins

Vitamin prod-ucts and Ten- ics. Dial 4-3170 for prompt do- livery.

ENROLL now for complete

September 5th,-Union Commer- cial College.

DANCE in Corran Ban Hall

Student Registrations to Summerside High School

will be accepted only from child- ren Or wards of residents and tax payers of real and personal property within the town of Summerside.

Pupils ontoring grades II and I2 will register at 9 a.m.. grads ID at I0 a.m.. and grade 9 at I I a.m.. Tuesday. Sept- ember 4th. '

BY ORDER

SUMMERSIDE BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES

A REC|lAl

‘will So given b'y . RUTH SOMMERS

lyric 'soprano well-known Montreal Recltalist . and A CHRISTOPHER GLEDHILL \:l’lano_Forta A MONTGOMERY HALL ~ r 1ClIa_,l1loHotown

W§oAY, sewn. 4m. 1952, ‘ ol.s.l5rM.

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Announcements

business training. Classes start of J

VERNON RIVER C.W.L., Tur- key and ham supper, Vernon River Hall, Saturday. September 1st. Supper served from 4:20 to 9 p.m. Bingo and other games, with entertainment after.

DANCING TONIGHT North River Recreation Hall, 9-12 mid- night. Admission 50 cents. Good music, Canteen service. In Aid

F

I‘. armors.

REGULAR DANCE at Recrea- tion Centre. New Glasgow every Saturday night, Dancing 9:30

Monday September 3rd. Spon- 12 p.m. Greg's Orchestra. can- .sored by C.W.L. teen Service. NOTICES NOTICES

TENDERS

For Property at Borden, P.E.|.

Sealed tenders will be received by the under- signed up until noon on the 15th day of September A.D. 1962, for the house and lot of the late Teresa Paquet, situated on the comer of Borden Ave and Miller Street inthe Town of Borden, and bemg 171 Borden Ave. in the Town of Borden aforesaid. Highest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. For er particulars apply to Mrs. Anne 1. Gaudet, Administratrix, estate of Teresa Paquet, care of A. W. Gaudet LLB, Solicitor, P.0. Box 336,

CITY 8: QUEENS

DR. '1'. L. FABMER will be in his office beginning Sept. 4th. 1062.

Hall. Saturday, pt. , at 5 p.m. In aid of Marshfield Pres- byterian Church.

BINGO Kelly's Cross H Monday. September 3rd. 9.30 p.m. Jackpot 605.00.

FIRST Pentecostal Charlottetown. Pastor. Sunday School, 10 Ser- vices, 11 and 7.30. Tuesday and Thursday, 8 p.m.

BUNEURY Pastoral Charge. The United Church. Service Sun- day at 9.30 a.m.

THE PRESBYTERIAN Church in Canada. Wood lands. Service of worship at 9.30 a.m. Sunday school 10.45 a.m. Rev. A. J. G. Murchison, guest minister.

RESERVE Sunday Septem- ber 9th, for Memorial Service at the Cenotaph Cornwall 2:30 p.m. advanced summer time.

UNLOADING CAR of Royal Feed -at Milton, Station. Monday 3rd.

all, At

Church. St

morning only Sept.

DR. CARSONS office is clos- ed indefinal-sly - opening will be announced.

SPECIAL Lobster Supper and turkey dinner serverd Sunday and Monday at Eureka house Victoria. Serving 5-8 -p.m.

WINSLOE United Church Psa- toral Charge. Prlnc-ztown Road 30 a.m., Winsloe North 11:00 a.m.; Winsloe South 7:&) p.m. Mr. Heber Hardy, guest speak- er at all services.

MARSHFIELD Hampton and Mt. Stewart Pastoral Charge. The Presbyterian Church in Canada. Mr. Hugh Lowny Cate- chist. Worship (DV). Harin-gton 9:30 a.m. Mt. Stewart, 11 a.m. Marshfield 7.2!) p.m. Rev. T.l-[.13. Somers. The Kirk of St. James, Charlottetown, Interim - mod- erator.,

CANOE COVE Annual Mem- orial Service Sunday Sept. 2nd. at 3 p.m.

ST. JOHN'S P r e s byvterian Church, New London, Worship 8:00 p.m. Service co -ucted by Rev. Gardiner Dalzell. B.A., Minister of St. Andrews Presby- terian Church, St. Lambert, P. Q.

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ATTENTION. Deep sea fish- ing enthuslasts "Mac's Deep Sea Fishing" Covehead harbour of- fers reduced rates for remainder

season to visiting and local people, interested in a 4 hour fishing trip at sea. Contact Mal- colm Allen, Covehaad Harbour.

THERE will be a special W.M.S. Thankoffering, Service at Hartville Church, September 2nd, at 8 p.m. Guest Speaker. Mrs. Andrew Jardine, Dea- coness. Special soloist. Mrs. Mervin M'acPhee.

THYMEWOOD open until Sat- urday, September 9th, End of season prices on Christmas Card, Handwoven skirts.

SCHOOL SUPPLIES. pencils, pens, pads, rulers etc., 3-10 cents scribblers for 25 cents. Olin Ellis, New Glasgow.

A ROYAL dairy ration 3 cwt. -69.60 brood sow ration $3.95, barley meal $3.30. Volley Hog Grower, $3.95. Olin Ellis. New Glasgow.

KINGS COUNTY

PRIZE LIST and information for plowing match and exhibition at Dundas. Apply to Albert Acorn. Cardigan, R.R. 5.

VERNON RIVER C.W.L.. Tur- key and ham supper. Vernon River Hall, Saturday September 1st. S served from 4:20 to 9 p.m. Bingo and other games. with entertainment after.

RESERVE Saturday Septem- ber 1st. Turkey and Ham per Vernon River Hall. Meals

I m . to 9 p.m. Sale fruit cakes. Usual entertainment

Charlottetown,

after.

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Limited, Inspecting and Testing Engineers. Our float of modern I 0 yard mixer-trucks offers you

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DU-ART BEAUTY Salon will 6,001,000 shares compared with 3:35;, :30": 123 11: “S :° ‘:;’:;’;° 13233 :2 ,-,7 3 be closed for holidays from Sep- 3,946,000 Thursday. I-"west T 00 ll calm soon 10 o 10 tembzr 1 to September 15 in- International Nickel rose %. ima 5300 ml 25 3 11/. Kexspflr 31‘: 97.0 Ins) -1“ elusive. TORONTO CLOSING STOCKS Frarrcoeur 600 13% 13 11.5 lo Com . I M :

B CIDI an Pre roblsher 1800 13% lx Athab 10000 3.‘) 322 (Lil VI Toronto Stock ExohIIlxo—Aug. :1 Geco M es 155 3241-. we 2416- it Ioche 17500 10 . 11 I. OF Complete tabulation of Friday trans- Genex 12000 1A 91/6 10 4- IA owan Con _250o 7 27 :1 SHERIFF'S SALE :::‘°“".?‘;‘fi::i‘;“1..;..:$:f...r::.t:f 2?:.t‘:'°' ii‘: on. 1%.». 1%..” ‘.’:“.‘i'.. 33333 -« 3? .3 J xr-Ex-rights, xw —- Ex-warrants. Net Glenn Uran 12700 6 5 6 +1 and Riv 7000 5 6 +1 UNDER change is from previous board-lot cloo- G d e moo 351.9 as aw; +215 ntenite 1000 1916 181/2 1916 +1 CITY OF CH AR- sole F Mining son 16% 16V: 151/; + V. herritt 1.4 no 335 no ' Net Goldray rzassv aw. 44 +511. ilzma :25 540 540 540 Stock Sales High Low Close Ch'gs Grandroy 1550 14 14 -11/2 i_llvma_d 750‘, 22 9 19 -2 PORATION ACT .. .. .. -. 2:r°::.. =*°:’..’°3..°°3..:‘£. " 3° ° *"‘

PURSUANT To and by vir- Acad um 3000 7 e 6?; + 1/: Gunnar xd 13;; 350% M 543% -536 gisont 144:? 3661/. V‘ we uf a special warrant for Advocate 710 640 625 willim 100 3 — ‘ _ J H _ sale of real estate issued av °""{”° 12:3: 7° 13 :l Halllmnm 3:333 llhe 15$ l:ys—1/I (riollllp Bk szlllhhsti/I 223+ 1'2 Kenneth M. Martin, Judge of Am asoo 23 221/; 221/: -1115 Hastings 1100 5 112 112 ‘For Dom .247 $5634 551'. 561/4+ 1/: the City Court of the -City '3! ‘mm mm mm :1 ll +1 of mm 12:3 41 41 +1 Aluminl "1‘7D2.l,x§t~% 241/- Charlottetown, under his hand flacogm n mg: 14 17 +1 Hgzogvay mm 3 M 8 _3 C Brew am 55 9% 9% + W and 9961 dated the 14111 dd)’ 05 5:. y 1000 111/. 11% ma-16 High-Bell 400 250 250 +3 Inland no 410 ‘no 410 +3 March A. D. 1962 against the A Arcadia saw 45 4: 1/2-115 Hoillngcr nso saw. me 2154+ my Syn A 333 43? 52,/.:1a lands hereinafter described Arcad a mo 15% 15 1515-111; and 3 y 550 350% 501/. 5054-34 Pembina :1 ‘W, _l ’_

. . A11 C Co 500 100 100 100 -2 Hu_p, 12 -0-1% Srmpsons 393 ..a/': 2.7% 25174 ‘:5 against which judgment had Mu”, 1’ 7 7 -7 ..,i “yd” Ex mo 39 39 3, +1 3,, 100 $12 12 +1.5 been given in the amount of Aumaq 7500 5 _-M 5%--% ,,,,,,,.,,. 5499 5; 55 55 Wainwr 200110 105 ms . $134.69 for unpaid assessment Bankentlrd 6333.0 :2; gm :3; rish Cap 3700 93: -8 We-km 1315 $54 53% 5" 9‘ against the same in the name 13111111119 ‘_ "’* or Mrs we 11111115 <111ec=- 2:53" 3333 ‘ii ‘” ‘ii ” -.i33° .2‘ -3’ ii 1% *.;".;‘..‘.S:‘e’:-..‘§s°°.‘z'.’t’.°.'...... srocxs in-g me to sell at public auction 3... M 11300 no 1 71a+11A W. xp] 1.500 12 12 12 —1 3 The Canadian ress _ to the highest 'bidder such Beav Lod 4500 51:14. 5111 5111‘/1 ellicoeul 26100 12 1: 1: Stock mDsvs|_::fIl)AI[:0W Clo-echso p°"“’“ °f the ”"l“l 13”“ 3‘ 1 Bile” rllllllo 219 208 212 -3 5355 37 as :7 +1 Cdn on 11184 5391/. me as + may deem 5““‘°‘°“t l'° 935’ Bevcon mos 1o 10 outel woo as as 65 Con Brew 6920 s9-.- 9% 914+ In such assessment and all ex- Bibis moo 12 10 12 +1 (env' mo 6% s 695 +1 Ma and an era: sum ma rs1>s+ Va pense-;, - idcop 10 91.1 1 (err add ms 755 760 760 —;-'n as seas ‘sum 33,1/4:541/4+ 16

I no HEREBY GIVE “:.:°.1...“" “ 12”‘ 22:: r11 so :2 :. B1 .1:

NOTICE that 011 Wedinefidvalt B.-.1...-ne 2370 750 720 750 +30 ;.,,,,,, mo 12 12 1 mlrana 156500 9 a 16 the 17th day of October A. D. Cadsm 10 16:1 ., Mu. soo 2314 31.5-1-i Yan Can 15o5oo_ 95 3:0 :5 «:15 1962 at the hour of Eleven Clmp Cbib 42;: 3195 31:‘; Q 311181111 539° 1;: ,5 1:“ 053° 522530“ ,2 Fifteen Cl°°k in the f°r° c Asllolria nooo o 51/: 51A—% ‘ srcllrs 150 290 290 290 —ro Glacier 27500 171/: 16 l7 noon (Atlantic Standard Time) C D“, 3590 or -2 mm 3915 ‘:39 H “-112 9720l:)t1IN2I;3S In 2‘ +5“ in rront of the Law Cour-_ts c Malart .500 3: s: 8 _% .:i¢:chuA sumo??? W W _: lsgrxnq 5 mm“ 43 4, +2‘ Building “‘ Ch”l°“°.t°w“ "1 glgillgd -mo 105 100 105 'e,,c.,,,,¢ 9500 10 w. are Ne 277300 131/2 111/: 1216 +1 Q“"°"5 C°““ty in mm“ Ed‘ Candore 5100 12 12 1: ‘explain mo 3 3 3 ‘V1 Que Lab 227500 71/: W5 6‘/2 +1 ward Island I will set up and c .15. mo 16 141/; 16 L Lac zoo 135 135 ms ‘ Newnor 209350 92 91 +4 sell to the highest bidder the Cantor 11 11 '-W 1:75; 9: 1°‘ :3 I whole of such lands, having ' 16 10% 15 +3 . . been assessed as No. 11 Pond NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S iyngm nf4ill(8l(2) s 5 s + ‘A Street and being new describ- SALE mom; an ass so 355 +5 . . Macdon am :2 17 +1 (Continued from page 10) ed by mates and bounds as U d “M mo 4 4 4 i th new Is_ follows:-— _ Y1 91' CL “,0 M 1,5 1,5 feat. Members o_ e . ALL THAT TRACT, piece or City of Charlottetown Mad,“ mo :25 2.11 220 -1 land championship tearrll) parcel of land situate, lying Incorporation Act Mine? 9: 9: 9: + J09 3°39’? Wayne M“? °" .d’ and being in am-louetown ANT To ‘nd by Vb Mala mm 16% ,1‘, ,5 M +, Gussle Brrt, John acQuar . ' PURSU . 1 ‘ -M"b°’ ' ' -4 Mike McCormack. M18115 M13‘ Rayalty '1‘ Queens C°“"‘-Y1 me of a special warrant for sale Marco 25 11 10 10 5 _ _h J _ Eric bounded and described as of real egtate issued by Keqmefl] Maritime 12533 3) 3% :3 :1 ((3;orirlna:ll.Dl:$:ti Kegréllllegrs. Paul follows, that is say:— Mmv J d at the cm, Martin 3 + ,5 a an. ~ COMMENCING at a point on $5,“, ofmfihe llmgye of Charlotte-,1l,l,°:1l,','l',?. ll? .43 ll 43 MacEachern,' Roy Dogcettleé the North side of Pond Street 1,0 , dew his hand and seal Mcxon asoo 51 as 4: +3 Bernard LaPlerre. and fonilh and in the East boundary of dated the 14th day of March McMar 1?; 2: 257 2,, Maclntosh. ‘The coach 0 6 Plot Nlunber Seventy-I-‘our. _ 1), 196? against the lands l‘,:,°‘;",:“_ film 3, 3, 3. -3 new champions is Jerry Mac- as shown on a plan of lands hereinafter described against : son 75 7:; 1; -1 Cormack. — belonging to Trustees Estate which judgment had been given Meta um zooo 9 . Y of _0wen Connolly situate at in the amount of $206.53 for un Mldrim 11:3: :37 :9’ :2 T‘ The King s Cou nty League Spring Park, Charlottetown palid ~assessme'nt against uhen1';:“'%.'f,,h¢ woo 4.2 40 40 playoffs have _ been Sldfiflllléd Royalty in Queens County as same in the name 01 E-§l3lv° 1* .————-——-—*“""" t9111P°T3T1l5f While ,5°“‘° °,_ ' surveyed by J, A_ Rem-don Ernest Wmche_stu' directing 1119 I teams participate in MarI1£lm,a,_ P. L. S. in April 1935, thence sell at_P11bl-ic 81l¢mon_i:o the Mortgage Sq e playoffs. In one round the‘ ag'(- Nortlrwardly along the East hlgheslg bidder Such POTUO11 0‘ es from Georgetown eliminated boundary of Plot Number 1119 S9111 1811115 8‘ 1 c‘,‘,“‘5’ '1\here will be sold by Pu'o- the Morell Meteors two games Seventy-Four to the South Sufflcleflt Nil P85’ S11_ 35555‘ no Audion in front of the to one. All three games were boundary of Plot Number mm and a expegsfillfi NOTICE Law Courts Building in (1ha}'- close. The first game in Morel! Sixty-Seven on said plan. mlitvg, I%]Ee1§1I1geBsgay'l1‘he 17th day lottetown in Queens County in was won by the VlSlT.0l‘S an “:1 thence Eastwgl-(fly gong me A D_ 1962 at me Prince Ed,ward and on the Morel] returned the favor South boundary of said Plot h T f Eleveh 0.010“ in we may (jay of September, A. D.. Georgetown in a home- run ‘ on 0 - 5 lve o'- slu ging contest. The third Number S"‘l-‘/‘seven f°‘' “'9 forenoon (Atlantic Standard 1962 a. the hour of me E distance of Fifty (50) feet ‘.9 mm, mmnl of the Law (hurts clock noon. game was another squeaker. the West boundary of Plot Building in Charlottetown in ALL THAT TRACT piece or but the E32195 managed ‘° Number Seventy-Six on said Queens County, in prince Ed- Pam‘ of land situate 1,-mg come out on to. pl a n, thence Southwardly wand Island I will set up and sell and being at 3;-gckley in _ k . al°”8 the W991 b°‘“‘d31'l°5 3‘ to the highest biddm‘ the Whole Queens County in prince Ed. In another series. Pea es P10l«8 Numbers 5917611117-Six of such lands. having as- d Island bounded and (yes. and Mt. Stewart tangle along and Seventy-Seven for the dis- sessed as No. 357 Kent Street w‘l“,;ad as follows’ that i, to with an entry from the Southern tance of Nin y (90) feet to and being now described by C" COMMENCING on the Queen s League. namely Vernon the North side of Pond Street metes and bounds as follows:— 53_Yt' side of th Brackley Pom; River In the first game in this aforesaid and thence West- ALL THAT TRACT. l1I_ece 0!’ 935 hundred and eighty round. Peakes had no trouble ' parcel of land situate. lvmg and R03“ °“° defeatin the Vernon Rive-r wardly along the North side fr the 1 S . - - - ) feet south 0111 . cf p t f ch :1; . 111 Cl13I1'l0ll9lY'V1'11 b61118 (130 Ibo s b a lop-sided score. This ond Str-ee or e s , bo nda d lands 3' )7 tance of Fifty (50) feet to the P1111 01 Town 1-01 Number F111? S°“““?“‘ “ "5' 1 series will probably end up as place of commencement. and Three 1“ the F°“"'th H“”d"°d .°‘ °°°“l”°d by mihcmrlanbfillfilxg a race between the two King’! is known umber Town Lots bounded and descrlb- Water Works, . encc of t . County League teen“ Th. - - ed as follows. that is to say:— east nor the distance W0 § . . .11 at Seventy-Flve on sald an. . Mm f t -winner of this round wl m ALSO all that tract iece COMMENCING all 8 pom 0" me hundred and forty ( ee' lGeorgetown Eagles in the next 1 ‘P fie Northwest side of em Street thence south parallel to the , d fr, pa": by 1‘: Ch ‘min ' where the same is intersected by Bpackley Point Road for the 70"" ~ 1'18 *1" "18 1‘ ‘“'° °‘ the Southwest boundary of lands $5,393. of one hundred and[ L Amm t°‘”“ R°Y3“Y ll‘ 9“ 9"” now or formerly in possession of - ht (130) feet to an existing 1 WAS M15 E . County. bounded and describ- Leo -1-_ Dowung, J,” thence glg ymmmg along the norm While our King's County Lea- ed as follows, that is to ssyg— ,Nm.thwestwanuy along the sud renlleceo, Land now occupied by gue All-Stars had a very suc- COMMENCING 3' 3 P°l“t m L60 T- D0Wlil18 JI'.'s Southwest 6 l$~e,.ce thence west along cessful game with the Senior the North boundary of Plot boundary for the distance of One “Y ‘ ' Abbies. both Morell and Peakes