‘MAY 25» 1.927, , 2"" .'

mitt-m". W111iiz15l1511'

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during his years oflabor.

‘A1. the same time he stated that he appreciated the honor conferr- ed upon him by the A. A. ll. (1., but

‘ll- . . a m“ w“ 1 y“ until he had been guaianteed fiulsawmt “up ‘g night’ ,3.‘ the support of the clubs. " ‘igfing spells and pal Asked about certain reinstated lieu-t, audit so rim athletes he intimated that he

would have previous cards put through constitutional channels with a strong recommendation for

1 FOX FARIVIERS—WE HAVE DE-

uid-dt don- . '3». acceptance from the branch.

. Mr. Fraser emarked that tile ' ‘W sport situvatlo‘ in the Maritimes to- gay could wellibe regarded as seri- 1 itgjand personally he did uotfeelfiu like stepping into the breach“; '

‘ same time he said that some person‘ would have to perform the ' 411ml. aild tllat he wafwilliilg to " ptinetpt the task if given general

" ‘ bport. _,

Active In Sport‘

been taken by the same lvlr. Fros- er. . He has refereed some of the biggest wrestling matches ever ills- playeti in Eastern Canada. lie has also refereed sti'eiluolls Iioxlllg

‘counties. ,

As a youngster he was ll member of the famous Pictou count)’ all- stur team. ills throwing arm from the outfield wits their the envy of many senior outflelders. As all announcer he is well known ill all parls of lilo province. 11¢‘- was president of the central S01." tion, Al. A. A. A. last seal-ion and ill 1024 'gultled the destinies of Illc Amherst Ainutetll’ Athletic Associ- atlon. Ile has been a delegate at iualiy meetings of the M. l‘. B. A. A. U. C., and has officiated tie judge, timer and starter tit numer- ous ehstern track meets.

Ml'. Fraser is well' qualified to tlcnl with sport affairs nild tlicre is tfgellertil hope that he will IIIKJGIII. the position givcll him by (‘oloilcl N. I‘. hint-Lend of Siliilt. John.

iniln‘ Till PRIIPIISAI

. . i AIIIIIJRWI‘, N. 8.," May 25,-» Priolto lltvvllllllK the appointment M pfiiflKlttlliil president of tile rc- iillilltltcil .\IitI'I1.Im€ branch ot the ‘A, i‘, t‘.. 1.). Webster Fraser, oi Amhpffll, will fir_st_call ll mectllis onlfctllivstlgly, .lulle 1st in M11- Dpffll,\\'1I(‘Ii-11|P. clubs will be rc- queilipd lo vote upon the proposal. owing-st» existing sport conditions lii those provinces. Mr. Fraser ill- llmiiicd toiligllt that he would nec- essarily lluvc lo receive lill almost unanimous votc before he could rollslili-i- the position. Nilliccs uro Ilciug prepurctl willi- ill ihl- ut-xl two days and will be il|l'\\llI'tlI‘tI to every club Ill the cant.

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Anchors Concert ,

l1il11 11"‘ 1"‘i1'"""1 11"" 1119-1’ 91"“! Tho Ailrllor Iltlacbull tcillii arc‘ ‘1"1"1"““"“ 1“ ‘he "wmmjg m‘ 111"" staging a beliofll collrcld. III 1.111.‘ iuiblliil u liiiiccrc cxprt-ssltill iii‘ H011-

] _ _ liellgut- of tlic Cross llull tonight n11 '1" "1""“"" - 8.15 ‘fills is your opportunity In .1111.‘ i‘ "M11117, h‘ 111111111111“? m fhfdlititist. your sot-titlil ullti givc IIH‘ 511"“ Mm“ 1"l"1:""11h"lu"1“"1 “mhlbtnW a good slur! 'l\vl|)’ III the ii-s iluloui. illtilutrtcll that. ll‘ lie ‘unwhnll Hvhuihllu

I't'l \'t'lI Ilis tliiptiintlilt-lll frolll 11H‘ _ “My 0|‘ mp, pp.» Tl“. W." . i - - ~11“ 5“‘1"'1"111< l'1“"‘"'1)’ 01111411111011 . . . 'l‘lll=. ‘first. ltanlc Rots liWilV oll I<‘l'l ' ' "1 '1" " 4. . - . » .\IiIl‘lllllli‘ clubs tllnl Il(!_\VI|‘ll1(1 .lt _ ,_\-m.,,|,.,| H, ...-p“... |,,.,.,. m, _\],,“,i_ . 111111 ) l\\o 1ll‘l|t| oi pllrc I)I‘(I(I llllt‘l‘ YPHIIIIIIIUIIII Ihc misstatement i111)’ 111K111. so that youl niivndluujvl‘; (ivpninu. and‘ w,“ |,.. up...“ h, m} '1"""">‘"Y 1111111- fronl Air. Itoper. tifS. . lioyit- oi (‘.llill'Itittoto\vil. llolmlilght at the Amlim ‘(,()ll(.t.ll, W1 “luphflu. lqlnprul ||,,,n,._ ivmuw- 111" 1-1111-1. \\I11l his wile. sou How- l'l'lllil 'l-d that Ml‘. Doyle hall givcli'1!1\'8 11110111 1110 llifvftflsillY °“"11‘1'"'""° ul llolicc latl-r. I and dzltiglllcl‘ Natlinc. will be

lIlt‘ .\1lll'1lIIlIt‘ clubs faithful service to do ‘their best on tho (IItlJilOlltI.

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Miscelleilc0iis_ ‘ Female Ilclp Wanted

__.__ —'— lNo. ALFRED McDONALD, LAND wANTED—A MAID. APPLY 19a Friday t-vclling. .\Iil_v liilll r...- ui...1111'111=11 Farm. l11"1"\'1<1_I1s 1o ivhit-h Surveyor, llorlnanvllle. P. E. I Kent street. 571352331 plirpnst- tif oi'i:.uliizil|it n \\'oill<-li‘.- 111' was eiupI0)’<‘l1 111 1118'B=111k 01

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_ 5760-5. 26,111

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WANTED—_ RELIABLE EXPERL’

slam-ii u new cedar Fox D811. encetl housekeepel',~-ili coliiltry 1l'(3ilSlll‘(.‘l'. .'\1l'.\‘ I“l'cclnnii lluw 1110 111104’ ‘"15 113111191911 11 $110Wl‘1' “mm. m. phone -E_ |}_ sum-bell’ 1mme_ Family qt‘ th|'eQ_ Ap- (IiI‘(.‘('lUl'.‘\', Ali's Jlllllos In‘. lilllgn 1v." 111*‘ Y~1’-“~‘1~ 11- 15-. 111' Z1911 pwrldgfl‘ I,‘ m L 5731,5255“ my A_ u Brahma’ POwnaL Mi's ifivertett Webster, l‘ ‘i llnrcll. She Wit-i also entertained . ..______i___ 571052341 llirt; (llltliltirs, Ali's tjgwlilil in"... -11 111c- lloinc o1 Air. and Airs. Ste- IF YOU wlsi-t TO ,AVOID ANl \\'(‘.II, Mrs llvi-i-t-il \vi-l...~l.-.~. 'rl.<~.\\‘111'1- T11v1111111v vfllllilllle gifts rv-l

{iii-ii WANTEDL-AT ONCE MAID FOR general work. Apply Mrs. W. E

Fletcher, 63 Upper Prince St. 53646-161!

operation for Kidney Stones ol'

(Juli ‘Stones, write Kidd, Bros.

Limited, Peterborough, Canada. 5662'5-2i-2-Il.

GET YOUR REPAIRS DONE. AT WANTED, LADIES T0 ADDRESS King's 'l‘in-Sliop, Kent Street. I and mall cards at home. Earn tip- 5336-5~6~i’4i. wards 0i‘ $15 weekly. Whole or

' spare time. Send stamp i'oi' Ilar-

tI'<-.tlltil".-l. Ladies’ Agency Service, Toronto ti. ' ~ Ii‘. H.-»1i

FREE-A LOVELY INQERTRUC- llIiIt‘. Pearl Necklace or a lovely

If» inch Kewpie Doll, For Partitio-

M. and Charlottetown a.‘ 7.00 PuM.

Mrs. Peter Dower of Athol, Mass,

t daughtelz, Mercedes Mabel, to Carl Atkinson Hllchey, furnlerly of- P.1d. 1.. but. now a resident of (Jllatlialn, N-lB-Mllrrlase 1o take place early lil June.

llavelyn Wllkle, Captain ‘Ernest Wil- , h ~ ‘. ll l ‘ Leading capacities in sport have gee o“, 13w“ ed m

cleaning and (laspe to load British West Indies. She will brlilg I1 return trtlrgt) of iilultls ‘s

lottettiwn, l‘.‘I‘}.l. matches in Pictou nnd (‘ape Ill-stun ‘deb

inc and Fishcides l'!‘i'.l‘.IVi‘i| :llo fol-l“ lowing from iIlu Nltigtltllcll Islands hflemfe‘ , .

"'19- 1’1\“-l11)' 111th at lll-tllltl

at (ilollwoilil Iillili-Lill; mic-yelp,

nitlllis of Airs. Harsh Aitslicllu \\'11ll|'(-14H~k' while [he family we“, uh, arrive at her ‘

ant suporvlsoi‘.

first regular moi-lint‘ of the ilislil-‘i ‘"011 108111.‘! l0 1111‘ lI°lll11111‘11.\' "1 life is to he Iicld at lilo lloitn- of 111v .l“11111.%' 1'<‘11I11@- Mrs Gortloil Iiiliilllfl’. Altll'ic. I

Reginald L.I».1B.. liepllew of \\'.ll.\'. lhlll- bar, liilinagcl" of the ldllstcru ScculVsitlc, was ill the city yesterday. 11195 til f llurloitcloivll. Wils‘ piliiiii-z led to the bar this llltifllillii‘. on liloi.‘ 1°“ 91 13115 311111111)‘. 1\'.(‘.. 1101011‘ lluvc I‘i‘lill‘ll(’-iI front Florida. .\I1'. Justice Mellish.

Central Guardian.

CHARLESTON CONTEST 10-, LIBERAL — CONSERVATIVES, 1119M at Anchors Entertainment,‘ Ward 11111119. men and women will send In the entries. 577g liioet at Offer Building at S p.lll.,

chars Entertainment. 5772

' ____, lTliursday, May 26th. for organiza- QENTRAL pARlsH ._,R,ey\._ D__\1_ i tion. Important. 576 Lamont will preach on SallV

DIES SUDDENLV IN BOSTON. ~-Mrs.Angus Neill, North Milton, received the sad news ofythe sud- den deatll of her sister, Mrs Sarah McLean. who died iii Boston. Filli- eral notice later.

1111111. May 29th, at (llasgow lRoad at 111.00 A..\i. L01 ~ill at 2.30 l‘. ill the Peoples Church

FORMER RESIDENT '- Ml'. and

ANIOHORB Entertainment nlght..L. of C. Hall.

nnounce the engagement of their 5717112‘ RENiOMINATEQ-At a large anti enthusiastic Liberal-Conservative

Kings held at Sotlris, I)r. A. A. Mac- Donald and .\1l‘~1‘1. i), McLean were unanimously lelioiniilated as candl- dates. '

AT LA HAVE - The schooner Lulleilhurg to Marine Railway Slip for painting thence lo

.linbcr and fish fol'

RECEIVE B. S'c DEGREEP-The Convocation of the lliiiverslty of Saskatchewan was ileld FridayMay _ 1" _C11“"'l6tll and among tllc graduates was 11111111111‘ (1‘1"""'!Vli'. Norman MacKeilzle, son of ____ l_.\Il‘. ltflll ‘Mrs. Malcolm MacKenzie.

, _ ,_ Rose Valley. Mr. Mackenzie re- PLENTV 0F BA” _ H1“ 1m" ccivctl the Deglee of Bachelor of

Mouila , sci s t 1 ‘ - . y y h“ “m1 “ ‘l_l.1l‘l‘l‘l‘_‘\‘,v\ FIREMEN RESPOND.— Yester- Polnte Iiussti, (irllltlstollc, .\lllllt.'l‘.s"l,.“h0u" “"0" "I . wlfiphom’ message llltaug Illu Nord lilitl Nlliilillill. xmlvtls rtzcoilvctl at the Fire IIuII ask- lce l“ gighL ‘illi! for assistance at a fire at the _.__ ‘fuflltlfillift: of Mr. Cooper. Southport. MRS. HOWARD FALLIS speaks The suuill truck with a number of iti- liroincn lospontlt-tl and helped form uiormlv, l<‘i-iilny_ (‘Ilium Hex‘ rpm... u huckt-t brlgtitlo. The roof was (‘(IlI' tlzl)’. Kléiltrtil- ltoilotllle Wcdnl-stltly.‘sidcrably danlagctl, (lraptuld ‘Finn's-titty, .luiu- 11nd. .»\ll ———i illoetinlzs ni S p. nl. PETTY THlEVlNG.—'I‘he FiTtIHIlIt-llrc. ol‘ Air. and Airs. Leo Savi- dunl, Sirin ‘Street. was .ll1.t£l‘C on REMAINS TO ARRIVE-Tin- rc=1Hlindllyl Uvttfltlllii. IIIELIAWEGI? 7 ulild 9

sislcrs. .\ll'.s J(|h1l1s|i“| “m! $500 whip] w. | u‘, l~‘ol'tl, 513i iGllll Avcilllt- tonight... 1.‘. . 1' 1‘. ‘m n '1 ‘tclllll- window. ’I‘-hls is the second tllin- within a month this house has Iii-vii clitcrotl by petty thieves.

LIBERAL —- CONSERVATIVES, \\"zlrd lhrec. lncu ulld \\'()lllt‘ii will lll(‘l‘1 tit Uifcr liuiltliug til N p. 'I‘llu|‘stl1ly, May Lilith, for org: lion, Iilllitlfliilll.

u,‘ CHANGE OF RESIDENCE - V _ V i.\ll'. .ItliI|t‘.\‘ I-‘. Ilopei‘ of (lharltitle- ISLAND LADY DEAD. _- \\'o|'tl “‘“‘" '1"Y""~"- 1'1“ """‘1"'11I=*1‘~°‘1=l»*

has ln-l-il I‘I‘I'I'IVI‘II. from l-Idiuoiiltiil.‘ XFMWWF. "l. lfmw" Hm 11mm‘ ‘fr Allah. Ii)’ Iir. Wairlitlrltlil l-lilllw-villu-“mm l""'11"'1"'11 W- Hw1'“1"11~“ '3 Ilit‘ still ilt~\v.~l oi‘ IIll‘ t1t‘llIII on .\loii- Uwnm" In“ 111111“ 1*‘ H11'1"'1"11 "It

tluy of Mrs IIt‘l'Iit'l'l Slulnvuy. foi-lil- 1'1"" 1""'- 1‘ '1 "I111 s 111st o1 i‘i lilo,

“ ins slltlrtly for lhcll‘ new Ilolne FUNERAL NOTICE ——’I‘lit1 lulu-r.‘ l" 1""“"*‘1""'1- til of tho lntc Airs. Nllll tJullci .\I:lc-‘ ‘T’ Ifzttlyt-u ttlllcs pluct- iolillil'l'tiw tli‘l'l- WEDDING BELLS _‘ A 1111191 (Iglyl from mp1,...- ,-,.,_.1,|,.“.... fll.“"‘11111Ili-'J ivlis stiittlllllilfltl at Zion Allfllli-lllllt‘ (‘oi-o to t‘llpu 'l‘l'llvl-r.-l- 1’1‘c~'li_vlcl'i=1" 1‘1‘ll1"'11 YPMPIYFI)’ 1111' (jcmplpl-y g‘ly'\'i‘-l|s . almmg uht-rlititill when Alisg .\lae Alat-Pherson n", hunt“. m 1 mlupk “M. and All". .\\'tti'l'l~n Iinrns were uni‘.- 'l‘l‘.codol'l- floss will offlcitlic. ‘"1 1" 11“11'1‘1“191" 1W RPV- M~ S0011‘ __,,,__ lldlllttili. Alias Nlilfllmlltfsllil had been NEW |NST|TUTE QRGAN|ZED_ lil tho tiffiro of Iirucc Stewart and ---—A nlcoliili: was lit-id ill tlic lioml-i‘ 1't1l11ll-'111)"1i11' ~“1?V(‘1'111 YlmT-r‘ 511111 51111‘- of .'Iii' Evert-ti Wt-Ilsll-r, Altlrit- till.’ “"111” 11‘ “n 111'" $11111 111' 111" 1‘1KI1€1‘1'

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\o\'u Scotiil. litrh young people m,“ lill'(1 well and favorably known and Tl“, rum,“ m, "f, they have illi» good ivislltis of hosts fIQflrH ““1l'§l ,.|..,.,,.,1;.. . p,.,.._.id,.,,,_‘ill‘ fril-llds. Aflel- u short honeymoon Mrs \-_ K SMHI,.I.S,HH \.i,,,,v]n.,.‘_,i,l_ tilt-l‘ will izlkc up their residence (mp M“,- hupdn“ !I(’()1]‘]l': _,,,.,.,.,,,,, ill the city. Prior lo licr tilarriage,

Illstittlltl.

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ADMITTED "r0 THE BAR _

PER ON UIIIIIIIII‘ Wlllilllils‘. ll..\.., s ALS

All: Neil AlacLeod K. C.», Summer-

THE cunnnorrizfrowu GUARDIAN

1 HELP THE sovs torllghtiAn-

convention for the First District of

resi-

IIIJA‘(‘I'I BAY, N, S., May 24r-

4 Johnny fillies, Sydney Mines. won

a l5-mile classic at t-he Black Dialli- und Track here this afternoon, de- (‘151V01Y defeating a field which iii- cluded Clarence DeMur, 1927 Bost- oll Alarathon winner. ‘James l-lennl- sail. i‘. S. National IO-iillle cham- plon and Silas McLellau, of Wind- sol‘. N. S_

Miles‘ time was 1 hour, lites, 7% seconds. .

Hermit-tan was second MCLIGHBI} llltid.

All immense, crowd estimated at over 10.000 crowded illto the ‘park Io witness the event. Bun-died up in Ovencoats the spectators shlvered as the runners circled the hall’ mile track, swept by a bitter north ell-st wind i'rom the sea. The full foil-e of the gale struck the ruli- ncrs at thc half way mark, and coilsiilerlilg this fact, the time lntltlt- was excellent.

‘lbfmin-

Ross Sets Pace

For l2 miles, ‘Reid Ross, Sydney runner. sol the pace, with Ilenulgan and Allies pressing hlni close, but ,at t-lic 25th lap hc ivils tinablo to liccp up with the leaders, anti as thc racc ncuretl the end he dropped bark fast and was obviously fatigu- do. Silas McLcllan who l'all iii fourth position. for ill/g mllcs, fal' behind thc first three, nosed out Itoss just its liofori- the finish lino was roach- cd.

Demar Never Serious

Clarence Dcliiar, of whom the crowd ivtls tevillcnily expcctiilg much, kcpl with ‘the leaders for on- ly a mile nnd a half, and at no tirnc

MILES WINS 15 MILE GLACE _ , , BAY CLASSIC AND BEATS DEMAR

____.__ third mile. he fell

was lapped by Miles. Hflflliigtlil and‘ Ross. DeMar finished last, nearly three quarters of a mile behind Miles. William ‘Hunter, of Domin- ion Number six beat DeAiai' ollt by a. wide margin.

TheMarathon champion is be» lieved to have been affected by the change ot’ climate after his train journey. He arrived here only this morning from Boston, just six hours before the race started. 'l‘he cold did not seem to affect him gleatly, holvever, for he was pet'- splring more freely than any of the rest. . ‘

He made a strong finish, having

llc had just complctctl.

Pretty Race Staged Jimmy Ilciliiigan and

Miles staged a pietty race as they entered the 24th lap, for several nllnntcs the lead passing from one to the other. At the end of tile 26th lap. Miles started ‘to pull away, set 1111i.’ 11 Dllce which was too strong for Ilennlgan to keep ilp,'ailil ill I1I(‘

Rratluillly but silrely leilgtlleilctl his lend. coveiinl! tllc tIIHIfIIHBO at ti much faster spccd shown at any other stugo of the racte. At llli‘. final line, Aiilcs had a ZiIJO-yard lczld on .llcilnlgaii.

Far behind came Silas AlcLellan Reid Iltoss, “fillitiln ‘lltlutt-r and ‘Clarcllcc Deliinr, in the (irtlt-i" ilametl. _

Horse Races at Moncton on 24th

NIONIVPON, May 2:1. -.\lul1y rzicr- Ialls wterc pit-sent tit tlit- Altillctoil Spoctlwtiy yrslcluiaty. 21th ivilcll Illi- first l‘ilt‘i‘ incl-I of tho scusoli was

ted. and Illi- falls, were grctltiy qill-ascd with lllc illliilllt‘l‘ ill \\'1|1l‘Il t-llcywl-rte l'l1ll off. 'l'llt- Ii'ilt'Ii ivils ill oxceilnilt ltoiltlliitiil.

IIt-rc is the suiiililttry:

o

2.30 Pace

_Timc at the quarters-HOV;- tl-l 1.1.’. 1.12 ,1.12‘/i. iln the third heat Boritlc finished second, bilt was set back to fourth position for rilnning.

2.20 Trot and Pace

llpton Prince Queen lliarl . . . . . .. Aimlette Zua Boughinan .. .. i Time ‘at the quartcrs~~l.1ti1,¢,; ‘L07, 1.10, 1.l0%, ‘l.l01/_-.

\ 1 2 . l'o

LWQOI-‘IQ

Matched Race

titans/ill. . . . . . . . . .. l 2 o 1 Roy Vola 2 l 0 2 ‘Time at the qnul'tei's—I.09‘/g.

1.08%. 1.07%, 1.04%.

The third heat in this race was ll dead heat, making It necessary for aifdurth to lie run. All heats ill this racewere featured by ilosc and nose finishes, and until the Inst

All: and Ali's. Donald Nicholson

iii SIIIIYPIIII‘

.Am1l a ,. ' _ mpg‘ mil. tqartpr __

1lll'S write to f‘. Spencer, Box 1551 New (ilasgoiv, Plctotl ('o., N‘

5757.

DOLLARS SAVED BY ORDERING your suit or topcoat In any style- Fit guaranteed from the Tailor- 1111: (‘.11. represented by S. F. ’I‘nrlulsh, Charlottetown. Top- uoll-luer for the Marltimeli. ‘

itztl-i-a-tl.

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wkNTEDyijaNl-Al-‘IEOR BOY FOR illl'iii urok, Iii-ril Illinois, Marsh- ‘110141.

BIG EARNINGS. STEADY EM- 1'1“Y"1*'11t. for Banbers. "Xlicrt in 8 weeks. Wrlledvloler lizlrbcr ($011830, Dobiltliimeilt "F" Ilaliiax. 3-l-2l2-ttstf.

EARN $10 'ro 5251A ‘WEEK 1N 111111‘ spare time ‘it home writing SIIIAWGZITIIH. No canvassing or sol, lcililuz. We instruct you and 811D- 111)’ you with work. Write to-day ’I‘lle Menhenitt Cbmpany,‘ Limited 4:: liomlnlon Buildlhg. Toronto. f

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For, 5111a,.

STAR TOURING 9A5 coon AS ucw. 21-i.'Weymotttli~~St. . . W‘ ‘ ’ amt-seam.

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YOUNG WOMEN DESIRING TO enter July class of North Adams Training School for Nurses, North Adams, lliasa, please

, write Supt. promptly. School mull- iflos pupils to secure registra- tion. Provides lnont-hly allowance and privilege of six months’ course at Yale University School of Nursing. All expenses paid.

5280-54201

EXCELLENT TRAINING OFFER- ctl by The Merldcn Ilosplttll to young womoil who wish to bf:- conlc registered IIIIPHPH. Now Ilos- pitlil building. New Nurses’ Home in progress. Recreation and social life attractive features. Tennis courts. Affiliation with Yale University. Join Septem- ber class now. Head tax will be puid if students remain. Further (Iililtllfl sent on request. Address, Superintendent of Nurses. Meri- den Hospital, liierlden, Coiniectl- ctlt. 5702-5-23-71

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WANTED - WORK ON ‘FARM. nApply 109 lalnl Avenue. =' ‘ < 57162-5, 2s, 2t

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WANFFED- 100 BUBHELS OF Cobbler and Green Mollnfalii potatoes. (itlvln l-Iartllng, 7 West, Street, Charlottetown. ' ~

FQFLSALE - LAND FoRMEnLv tit-copied by Mrs. Mary Jane Mc- llllluil, Queen _~St. Foaflirtlier i11- "lrlnallon apply Mrs. Month-tan 111 Davies Hotel. , , .

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for summer jlnonths. Phone 5251i. " 1 4i

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~‘ 5110 s 2o .'ll _, Lovgd one ‘leap o" ind “kg t 1 . This season we have a . 1 '10 Lot ' . God 1:-y|‘:a':'hée ham‘ [ very superior line of flflllflll ‘i. Iudlng rods, nu. TOtRENT -l-'unNlsl-iEo nous! H m tit It am. ‘ W" '"° . st. its‘. MucNeIll mt. e e c“ 1 ”""‘"" '1“ 1'" t Juno 1 . W! 1| t; Block. 5111523 at Inserted by u.» Family mIQEI-xximfig Lolggdonfs l T° 1"E""""F“""'9"E° “W” can In and low u over. l

court chambers. .\Ii'. \\'llllulil~ had a tine record in Ills studies at 11-11-1 last Saturday on a visit to Boston, llousle and was also 11 111111101‘ 111.:lnd .\'e\r York. She was aceolnpall- 5111119111‘ 119111/11195- 11o 1'1‘v<'i\'<‘<1 115*‘ lcd hi‘ Airs. John Edward Cronin, r 111'€IIITlllllII'y education at Si. Jos- ‘ ephls University, .\'. IL, \\‘Ilt‘l‘<‘ Ilt‘ took a. special course ill Front-ll. ‘rom ‘Prince of \v1i1".w‘ (‘ollogi- null frolil Acadia. liv \\‘.'l.\' I1"1Ii'I(*tI wizll the i'irlil of ‘Ileilfy .tll'l, Sluit“ and Mat-Cleave .iud ntll ilracilc» in‘ Prince Ifidtvartl lsl.'iiul, llis llil‘ home. IIc ls ti prolnillt-ilt illt‘l‘.l of Weldoll‘s'liln Pill I1<»llll Plli l<"'tl- icrnltyulltl was t-ll:lirilluii of illc

Miss Alargarol. Livingstone left»

’l‘llc lllnny friends of l\i.i'. W. T.1 \\‘t»li|lt'i' of Iiosttin will regret to‘ ,lclll'll that he has been quite scr-1 lloilsly ill hilt is now iilllll't)li'lili’;.

Alisa AIangtil-ct N. Wood, (‘hai- ItiIit'it)\\'ll, Ikla‘. lslllntl is ill ’l‘l'ilrti visiting hcr iiuill, Mrs. Arthur Stov- clls, of ‘"'I‘llc Stulllc

m _ Dulllollsiu 11.‘!l\V SPIIHI’. .\ lil-llli.ll1', “ 1* H” ‘NHL’ tsnrecr is ilrctlit-li-il for 1" I‘! iii~ “I I .

. . '. LII. Jt-liklns ii I‘ who 'Il)‘.‘ - _._l; l..' ll-r- . .' ‘ ' " RRVI" 11'"r‘“1"1"“ H '1' 1‘ ' .lcll liorc lllsl week for Ottawa on

u visit lo -Alrs Jenkins, attending ,1Ilt‘ grildutltioil exercises oi‘ Acadia _ _ ______il.'lll'\‘t'I'S1ly lit which his son Lloyd

and ilaughtcl‘ lGrclyll, arc students.

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GALLANT —- £;171£111EIl471il(|W1111 ' of Egliltillt llay. on .\luy Ltlsl. Syl- Vain (lililnlit ill tllc tut.- of TI- lt.i.

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luck, but you will notice that It ls the fellow with the

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WILLIAMS-Ill illis t-iti‘. Charles‘; Williams, aged (iii. lfttllcrul to- > day ('l‘htlrstlay) liluy 20th, froul his t late residence, .80 ldlln Avenue, sor- vice startliig at 2 p. in. _IlIi(-‘.l‘l‘|It‘I\1 > Wilsloe Cemetery.