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.ll _-hpsToN-o1,.n so, News; M. ANDLERMAN, :ns
> ~ ' Tremont street. -
» ~- --New yoitx'--no'rAt.tNas -News. Depot sos west
_ sotli street. ,-‘ _
ci.-Ass1riED_ ADVERTISEMENTS _
' ` One inaerfion l0o per-line of li words
four inserting: Bo per line of 5 words
_ _Eight gpm]-ti s 70 per line of 5 words
""_ Agents Wanted
_ Female Help Wanted
pqri"raA\'r Aesivfrs -- WRITE _ 1qi=._Czituloi:u@. United Art Lim-
ited, 4 Brunswick Toronto. _ ' 7252-6-22 _wem ze
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For Sale _
|=oa-_sA_.|.s"-AN.e_oaA nasarfe
ll-hm prize winning F6518'-Wed stack. APPIY Frank MacKaY_» wg; Royalty, 8208-'I-30-31
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EARM Fon sAL5 A_T QR_0MQ_R_E ,100 acres _with good buildings. innd in excellent condition. Ap' ply to Josie Logan. Di\`0!ll0l'9. _
8206-7-30-3|
RESIDENCE FOR SQLE 237
Prince st. Houscope for in- spection by applying to under-
signed S. L. C.` Macé..ennlzin.f 3!
' - - -w . ___*’}£.».l_7» - ._.._'»"
FOR SALE - BUILDING LOT
on Haviland St., with two barns. 'next to Lowdeii ‘Dl'0P@l'|»Y- All' ply to Currie & Murnaghan..
, - sziz-'l-so-ai.
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I?1§ng§§'iEvItn Lqgfkl --czgihiy 8?
"Rocliford St. 8206-'P30-21 #on SALE-AWB:-:Au1j;_l=l,iL _Ava- éshire Jersey Brado cow, four _,years old. just fresheiicd. Fred v W. Hdslam, Stone Cottage, Brad- _nli»ane, P. 0. ' - 8206-7~30-4| '1_ FOR. SALE-SOW WITH A LITTER __ of twelve. F. B. Reeves. Eldon. . 8194-7-29-31
5'- To Let _ ‘
'T0 LET.-OFFICE IN MORRIS 1Biock. Victoria Row, formerly oc- . cupIcd` "by Confederation Life. ' Apply at Fennell at Chandler’s.
.-8158~7-27-tf.
s+»+¢-o»o+o++o+0+**'**'**°
QIIEEII I HOTEL -
Since taking over thll Hotel we have spent MIUY' thousands' of _deilara V."
i`lvAN'reo _ A ci-al.. APPLY Keenan’s Hotel, Murray River.
8172-7-28-Gi
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IWANTED- ONE SHORT-ORDER
_ cook, also one pastry cook. Ap-
ply Hotel Victoria.
8213-7-30-31.
Teachers Wanted _
WANTED-THIRD CLASS TEACH-
er for Dominion School, Hector - Mclean, Sec'y. ' 8210730 2i
WANTED - SECOND- CLASS .Teacher for Tarantum School,
~ No. 322. Supplement $75. Apply
John T. Garland, .Sccret1ary.'
8220-8-1-31
WANTED -exrimli-:Nt:s:D si-:C
_ ond class Protestant teaclgg for
(Grade 4) Georgetown hooi. Good supplement. Ashley Alien. Sorry. also-1-29-si
WANTED-zND _'cl.Ass 'raacni-:it
for Head of Montague School Supplement $100. Apply to Daniel McLean, Se_c”y. _ 8186-7-29-31
_ _ ' Wanted
WANTED - FURNISHED HOUSE good location. Apply this office.
8137-'I-27-61
--P ' Male' Help' Wanted
WANTED-MAN_ TO WORK AT hay. Apply Clifford Scott. North River. 8203-7-30-Bi
= WANTED-THAVELLER. CROCK- I ery and Glassware for Prince
Edward Island and a portion of Eastern Nova Scotia/W. H. Hay-
‘_ ward Co., Liniited, Saint John,
N. B. 8185-7-29-tf
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WANTED-A MAN T0 ACT AS
salesman and collector. on the 'western end of the Island. _Man with horse. or car prefefred. This is a. good proposition to the right man. Apply to the manager,
._ Singer Sewing Machine Co.
83097341
1- Miscelleneous
\i‘IItS’l.‘ CLASS PLASTERING
ne f r reasonable wages. Ord
.° '
,,,,,|,, ,ng improvements. 'lt ‘ 'gherpsqtvest Devon. 'isle-'1-is-Moi
is new the finest Hotel of lil class In the Maritime Prov-
. Inggg, H gppgplll lt) fhO8O
who waht a e`omforts_b_Ie Hemel end spleuals table arid' excellent service at a mode#
sts price. I
_ itetee from $3.60 to' '$4-50 ‘ per day.
__ Charlottetown ’
"` " ' Proprietors » __ MISS L_., Meousioi mrinsgjti- *.0~¢oo¢_4o-xrrrooooooorvoooa-o
Queen Horst. _
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Chris
Mrs.
onto
Mac-
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mo. Al.i=’nEn MeooNAi.o. i./mo Surveyor, Hérmanvile, lP.E--I-- ` -/ _382 -2-17-11110 sEo|NN|Nc MoNnAv Auliusr
lst and till 20th iiist. the store at Hartsviiie will close Monday Wdnesday and Friday from 12
._ o'cIock till 6 o'clock for reason
of scarcity of farm help at hay- ing season. Kenneth McLed. . ». _siss-7-29-ci --_----------f-----‘ 'FINE -FURS» FUR COATS, COL-
lars and cuffs made to order. Rocutting and remodeling in latest fashion. Estimatesl given. Spcciai`a.lten»tion to making of Silver Fox Scarves. Mail- orders promptly executed. E. H. Ray- ner, 2030`I’iel St., Montreal.
_ 8129-7-27-Wfmdi
______________..__-_-- FOR A WELL-MADE TAILORED-
to-measure Suit: or Topcoat, try _-the Tailoring Company who has won n high class trade, surprising
_ _ very many with quality and lit in . the latest styles, write the under-
signed who has s blsil 190010 '-0
call and sham saiaplss and styles. A fit is.: arent d- S- F- ’1`*" bush, 1'l2‘ Prince St-. ChB\`1°'-¢° town. ' ` 6-28-tf
and on Tuesday evening Mr. Mac Lean received a letter from Mrs. Vincent Massey which reads as foi
As from: Butterwood House
Port Hope, Ont.
July 23, 1927
Dcar Mr. MacLean:
Dr. Skelton has forwarded us
your letter about the -rug. Both my
amount and I am_sure many who come to the Legation will be inter- ested in seeing it. __
Perhaps some day you will be in
Washington yourself.
We shall always be glad to wel-
or any one from your part’ of the world that you feel, would be inter-
BLANCHARD-At Hope River Dil July 14th to Mr. and Mrs. Cieopiins
li°.‘iiti.itil"_.‘i. i“i.‘§"_°‘.f‘.°Z... SHOOTING
to M _ M . J D d , n - _Jo}l'na'?;l rs o A n ry en a so
designed and made by Miss Beatrice _-
took the matter up with_Dr. Skelton Messey‘s letter of Ottawa who was in charge of the gram arrangements for that department statin
lows: mad
husband and I will be most interest- Thus it ed in getting it. 'I’he price you ergetic, suggest is $40, possibly a little moi'c Beatrice
or less. l some
When you hear from the owners the same
we will -send a checquei for the rgivsld for
s e
MRTHS We have just received the i___.. following
V ~osA'rHs
'wanted tol
on the Island of Wages from $45l00 r month sccordin'-I or at the cordn bas-
Those who pay~,'l5c per will _last for free DN"
months. The at Souris on
for' the ii\9‘\-
Agent, Pic-
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TWO HUNDRED EX-
P0
_...___
his late residence Tuesday, Aug-
in. Interment. nt .Yqllo§.'llold_ Gem- ctery.
i. _ ll V ‘
cassis-At Peimlmaoec on July P*'|-`°¥!‘3_5_» 5°’ 2""
27, Joseph Cassie at-the age of 31| _omg _ ` _.\__.. `\._,"fs'»”_E
M c».NNEi.L-At__i-oi-ee veiiey, L er.'°r.-lriey,‘Juiy_ze. 'Neil Miccen- Munn' ' .""w_'_‘,' neil aged 71 yda‘i‘ii-"lfui‘i’ei’aT from MO'I'TY’B BASUU. '
list 2nd. service stallhig at 10 A. ____.f., -‘i--
'ms -ra°1ii,\?ii<S§§¥"’§iois'rs
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OTTAWA July 30 -what is
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_*_ Mrs. Nora Pa‘i'ks df- Baie 'Verte - ' ' ._gAD l.-|RE lN KENSWG-l-ON _ _ claimed to be a world record was
' wh° has been visiting °n the Island created yesterday with the arrival
-A lllsastrmls fire visited Kell- _ _ slnglml early Sunday momlng when f°r B' Week M5 "¢'_'“m.e‘_i h.9m¢' _ of a shipment of 300 White Leghorn
me large “ml Dmcllcally new Mr Gerald Médul-gui left Satup baby chicks from the University of
bg,” of Ml._ Brad W_ McArll“m ' . _ . British Columbia one hundred per was _ completely destroyed. The g:_,5;1plT0g;,1tng Agotxlle hlggxgesllaceaigg (>0H.t.5“f° and Sound and Very him'
` ’ ' sry
McArthur fa ii ti ri b 0 '- ‘ - ~ clock Sahmlrgy ynfghgelmg ($2 fl; Yilluxissig Ti? br°m" Eumw °f the Hatchcd on Saturday the chicks was not noticed uiitii shortly lie- es C e y`_ __ Wégc ;héPP°dt0U Sundlli; by “Preis fore 1 o’clock Suliday morning. ` ‘ ' ' ‘ an “_ “_° “ed Dr .Wa er on the r The Kehslllgtoh fh-6 department thgagisgggggrg;i;_‘E_‘Kg;‘;yb¥5fh;"§’£E 3,000 nule Journey across the contin-
nlid other volunteer helpers were ‘ em; _ Th” chicks WCW planed fm ex Di'omI)tlY on the scene and suc- denhaln Friday mght'MisS Tweedy hlbmon at um w°"ld'S Poultry
ceeded iii saving the dwelling with Lizzfg 3:59,-;lml{,l.c;l}£satagltggnggymx. C°nE1`955 “UW UICUUYIB .hem-
much difficulty. Tho fire in the home in Vernon Rive,-_ ___
harii had gained ton great u start -
to be checked and it was cven im- , .
A 10 B101' fast racing mare, Campbellton of Newark New Jersey are vlslllné- U “H01 Bellc, three _lambs and some Charlottetown' and ark the gucstsl p - y _
yminl: Cattle, li quantity of feed .of pl-ofess0rH A Tama" '
and racing equipment were among ` ' ' ' ""-'“
"le ”°"fe"“* ‘\€s°"°Y°<l- The CRUSH Mr. Russell Hogg or snerbrooko, (ay iii-lush Unites Pre-se) of the fire is unknown. Que., who is on a week-end visit to] ROME, July 30. ~A plot has just
' '_' ' - ' the city is receiving a cordial wel-1 been thwarted to blow up the
come from his many old friends and- “Holy Stair", on which it is claim-
_ acquaintances. I-Ie is the guest ofl ed Christ walked when I-Ie ascended
---- his brother Mr. Wm. G. Hogg and-‘ to thc portico to appear before
DUNHS C°“f€d°fsii°H Week- many Mrs- Hess. Pilate. The stair is enclosed witn-
D€0Dl€ Vi€W€C\ With il1iS6i”€Si1 T-ho .‘ _ _- in one of the most visited sanctuar- beauilflll T118 that W8S 011 exhibition Misses Martina and Marie Mona-lies at Rome, and pilgrims ascend it ‘in the WiHd0W Of R- T- H0lmaIl. Ltd ghan left Saturday morning on aion their knees. The relic was which was an'exaot replica of the visit to their brfithcrs, Charles ati threatened by a young atheist dy- Canadian Coat of Arms. Montreal and Alfred and St. Clair namlter who, after a long examina-
This beautiful work of art was at Queiph, Ont. tion, broke clown and confessed
------_- that he was the author of the sacri-
wedge °f M°nt Carmel- P-E-.1-. ested. lege. He declared that hc had a ds-llshier Of MF- Joseph Wedge of My husband joins in kind re- profound dislike of the Christian that place, and as the rug had been gards. ` fah_h_ and lh-_lt_ his Ml-est had lh. 5h°W“ 15° MY- A- E- M9-CI-B9-11. M. P., Yours sincerely. terrupted a series of acts of terror- Bfid Wie Suggestion* made that it Office Vincent Massey. ism which he had planned against. 11118111 be Very well suited for the Butitis strangeto say that in the devotees. These plans, he intimat- office of the Canadian represents- meantime-this rug had been for- ed, included the destruction of the UVB B'1WBShiI\8f-Oli. the Hon Vincent warded to the Handicraft Guild at sanctuary-of the Holy Stair and the Massey, and at the request of thc Montreal by -Miss Gladys Holman Holy St.air~itself_ owners of the rug; Mr. MacLean and on the same date as Mrs. The stairs, of veincd white
received a tele- markle. are 28 in number, and, ac- from the Guild. cordlng to legend, were brought ad decided to from Jerusalem by the Empress of the rug tol Helena. Originally in the old Lat- nd asking that eran Palace, they were removed by
lady who order of Pope Sixtus V. and placed and for- in the sanctuary they now occupy
opposite the north~oast corner of the Lateran. At the head of thc
ar- steps, which are encased in wood, ini-_ is the Sanctorum, an old private
another i-ug exactly chapel of the Popes, which contains for Mrs. Massey. a _miraculous picture of Christ.
seen that our en- which St. Luke began and super-
lady, Miss natural agency is said to have com- to receive pieted. _ .Though the actual :stairs
lmust be ascended on the knees. there are side staircases which can be ascended without such effort.
Recently a famous statue of the
Madonna at a village called Pine. amidst the Trentino mount.elns,_was blown up, and at first it was believ- ed it had been struck by lightning. Inspection proved however, that the
come you at the Canadian Legation supposed accident was a piece of
vandalism
----<Q-O-¢-=- non ' AND GUN
and
known
` been unusual
month
story .. n
life one
a varied assortment
eesitibi ...icon
August Gun
Sai-_
brvllsht back to ’summeh;hle and li; cal: -be duplicated --in .QH¢€I\'S‘prospect,s have a stranger field and the “her tW°‘
lodged in the I’ 01111 Y- -»- ‘ .----=» _ -. 1 _ UDDI) the complalglcgf (aomitgriidiaiilg 'W' biuilciegeeilgvghlfi {h?erp&sl.1sIny§I;i?; 3;? the fastest class of the meeting and of Biponifiel". in connection with FIBEMEN CALLED- OUT-T02 ried the-honors home-to P. E. Island me feature °f the get‘“w“y My the isle emi stealing of an auto. firemen were called out yesterday ll. is confidently expected .they will °“'d- She ¢°"° “° °"’°°“°° °’ 8°” mobile gllllem-ed before Ml._ J_ L_ morning 'shortly before 11 o‘clock again repeat this yea,-_ ma-“Hers ‘Fld f'°°k me fm”-I W/° Palmer, _l_ P. in summereirlc en'i° exiinsvish e Slishvbiaze at the on August zotn at the Abegweit “ea” “fm ii °°’."°"°"“1 'F’°"1° satui-day. Mr. c. D. ivlcculium cet- residence 0! Police Officer Dominic grounds Travellers Field Dey will be with 0”” P“°- the “'”"““' ii" 5*- iils for the prosecution stated to Doyle. No material damage was held, this is an extra event for stephen last mek- Lambert T°dd lilo Court that the complain; was done. Charlottetown, as it is the first time and Q“‘“1““-' _ made as a result of .. m.,..,,,l mls. --- - ‘ that ciiei-iottetoivn has been ailott- The *“‘°k W” €°°‘i “ff” Yesief' understanding between the parties DIED SUDDENLY - The molly ed-this popular eventand that it will d“y'5 ram ‘md mme sh°we’s last concerned, that the car had been friends in Prince Edward Island of prove a strong drawing card is a “ight ‘md the Judges refused Kings restored or' would be. ami all ag- A. H- C. Mitchell, proprietor of- foregone conclusion. ley'5 °PP"°a“°“ W Withdraw mb' Efiilveii parties satisfied “ml he the Fox Breeders Gazette, will On the -same date at the univers- b°“ Came' which had been the therefore asked leave to wlllllh-“lv learn with deep regret that he died ity of Toronto Stadium the 38th f°'V°|'it'e m °°n5‘def”'b]e he‘“'Y bei' the complaint. The court complied suddenly in Boston a few days aft- Canadian Field and Track Champ- tmg- Ribmn Cane was ‘Wt Warm" with Mr. 'McCallum's request dig. er his recent return from Prince ionships willbe staged at which it is “P ¢h°1‘0UEh1Y When V-he NTSC hes-ii ¢h&l‘S|I\g the prisoner oil the un- Edward Island where he attended hoped the Island will again be rep- was Wnedv ‘md “ne” SM nmshed derstalidingthat no expenses rest. the meeting of the Canadian Fox resented. thifd Wim A1170 Pace and Lamlwft ed with tlic crown. Breeders Association. It is under- Horse Racing T954 be9f-mg her $2 tickets 0" the
- stood that the magazine will con- On August 10th Montague will Pe°9fh°f Pacer W Wm the 59°°“d
_ENJQVEQ y|3|-|- _ Rem and tlnue“publicatiou. _ hold their annual horse ~meet in hill’-P “Shed at 55-60 in thi* mul-U'
Mrs. K. Ross, of North Bsdeque, .' #_ which nine hundred dollars will be 11313- '
are enjoying a very pleagant hgh. HOLY NAME SOCIETY _OF distributed in prize money and 4 _ day amongst rrlemls ami -relatives PlCT0U- Over three huadredlreced for by some of the best horse - THE SUMMARY
at Westville and Lorne, N. s. Lost People. accompanied the Picton flesh 011 the Island- This is the Sunday they spent at Lorne, where Holy Name society on their excur- dey that is always looked forward
the Ross family were all present, sion 5 Charlottetown' yesterday on f-0 by thousands.
Rev. W. A. Ross, M- A., of Edmuns- the Hocheiage. which arrived ln. 011 -“-UE'-IS! 17th New Annan will ton ‘was home and ppeaghed in SL port shortly before 11 °'¢1°¢k_ The`be the centre of attraction for on columbia church and Heli. Mr. w. entire party proceeded to St. Dun- that dai' New ADM" will have their F. Ross, of Boston, was also home stan's Cathedral where a. Solemnlanmial h°fS€ P00108 Bhd other Ht- iiaving arrived on Saturday night; High Mass was celebrated by Rev. WBCUOHS that Will dl'HW the b9St~ii1 Mr- John Hubert Ross. of New Famer Petr. welsh assisted by h°fS@S and brine to New Annan re- Glasgow and Mr. and Mrs. cami- Father Patio. Mclwalien, deacon. °°fd Crowds as on former years ofi
illgilsm. Oi’ Boston. were also therc. Father McCarthy, sub-deacon and this big eveni-
lt wee it 1-eel interesting family re- rather welter ..MoGuigen, Master Baseball
union at liie home where Mr. Char- of Ceremonies. .A most inspiring The m°“f~h Of August Will MSO les S. Ross and wife and family sermon on the Blessed Virgin was See the Winding UP 250105 Of Y-he IS- rcsidc. We note by the New Glas- preachgd by Father Boise C,-0l¢en_ land and city league Baseball games §0W..N. S., News that at an Olri The male choir of the Cathedral *md me" f°" the P1“Y‘°ff and P05' Folks- llicnlc held at westvllle sang the Mass. from Feesll.B_Mlssa sibi.v the Maritime title coming to
“Rev D, K, new gf p_ E_ hllahlp Brevls and Leonards _,Mann The rest in Prince Edward Island.
yeerig, igglmll iélmilvgtvillel lr-ive do i-ioeiieiege returned with me party
ro ra c ~ ' - - i -. _
dress. Mr. Ross _mage IA fine lim- at uve 0c1ock'_ . _ - A
pressioii and he was heard with PERSONALS'-~ » -
inucli pleasure and profit." _____"‘ -' ‘ “=' - ‘ ` "W '
Ribbon Cane won the 2.08 pace
_,_¢
2.08 Pace, Three Heats; Purse $800 Ribbon Cane, b m by Peter- of (Kingsley) . . . . . . . . . . . ...3 1 1 Auto Pace, blk g by The Auto
Crat (I-Ianafin) . . . . . . . ...l
Lambert Todd. b E (Lee) ...2 Quinla, b m (Mason) . . . ...4 Deiagoas Axvoio bg (Myrer)5
Time-2.08, 2.09. 2.10.
UIKWN
Ul¢~79=N
2.16 Trot, Three Heats; Purse $400
I
Gwendolyn Aubrey, b m by
Capt. Aubrey (Willard) .1 1 1
Bonnie Girl, ch m (Nevcrs)3 2 2 Peter Scott, Jr., blk g (Stew-
art) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . ...2
The Manor, li s _(Conroy)..4 Miss Binland, b m (Hanafin)9 Ella Watts, b m (Keys) ....5 Allie Wood the Great, b g
(Lindon) . . . . . . . ...8 4 6
Virginia Dare, blk m (Chap-
pelle) . . . .__ 5 'I
Joe Niles, blk g (Avery) 8 8
Time-2.13, 2.111-2, 2.11 1-2.
@5046
|t~U\<-iw
'Q'-1
2.19 Pace, Three I-Ieats;' Purse $400
Mary Volo, br m by Peter Voio
(Lee) . . . . . . _ . . 1 4
Gladys Direct, b m by Hedge-
wood Boy (Keys) . . _ . . ._.5 3 1
Capt. Mack,_ ii g (McKen-
zie) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . __.6
Jack Volo, b g (McKenzie) 2 Miss Miami, ch in (R.owe.)3 Peter McGuire, b g (Utton)7
Mac Aubrey. b 8 (Avery) -4 dis
Time-2.101-4; 2-12. 2-15-
»§U1®l~.'i
vile-73353
2.30 Pace, Three Heats; Purse. $400 (Declared finished became of rain)
l
Beau Diilin, b g by Dillon Ax-
worthy (Kingsley) _ . . _
Martha Di.rect, b g (Willard) __ Joe Bing, ch g (Utton) . _ . . . . ... Peter Margrave, ro g (Myrer) ._ Rex Direct, blk g (Panalln) 5 Bingen Aubrey. .b g (Chaplin) dis
Time-2.12. Bingen Aubrey. the Moncton pac- er, had bad racing luck in his first start on the circuit. His hoppies broke on the first round in the only heat of the 2.30 pace and he was distanced.
A special train is taking the cir-
cuit caravan by C. N. R. tomor- row to Moncton.
ehwaor-s
Stock Quotations
HALIFAX, July' 30.-Quotations
furnished by Johnston and Ward, Members oi’ the Montreal Stock Exchange:
New York Exchange /
At. Top. and Santa Fe Ry. ._ 195% American Can Co. . . . _ 50'/I Am. Car and Fdy. Co. 102% Am. Locomotive Co. 105 Am. Smell.. and Refng. Co. ._ 185'/l Am. Bosch Mag. Co. 18%- Anaconda Cop. Min. Co. 45% Can. Pacific Co. . . . . . . . 190 N.Y. Cen. and Hud. Riv_ RR. 155% Con. Gas Co. (N_Y.) 111 Hud. Motor Car Co. 89'/ii International Paper Co. 52% International Petroleum, 28% Standard Oil of N. J. 36% M4s. Kan. and Tex. Ry. 225 Kelly Springfield Tire Co. 22%
Reading Co. ._ . . . . llii'/i Southern Pacific Co. 24% Union Pacific Ry. 188 U.S. Industrial Alcohol Co. .. 78 Westinghouse Electric 85%- United’States Steel 135%
Montreal Stock Exchange
Laureiitide Pulp 97%. National Breweries 80% Spanish River .. 100 Asbestos Com. New .. . 23% Winnipeg Electric 72% Asbestos Pia. New sv Brazilian Traction, .` 180% Shawinigan ._....__. 70%
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seal: cemmei-_ee sem Bank Royal f.'...'...\'~........ 285 Blhk 16011070515 o|........... U02 Bank Nova Scotia 338
Wheat-July. I3774.; Sept.. 136%? oe¢.,14oa_ ' ,Oorn-July- 1.91%; Sept., 108%:
Dec.. Iofliniy .t 'Oats-J , ; ., 43%; iiieerrsess. ‘- "1 'sq
wheat-July,-imc; oct.,-143.
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Central _iiuardian AugustA Month '
Fl Da r. c DoucAN's emce will Of Mugh S grt _
FINISHING ` be closed until Aug cm 8225 Mm ___ P
Craswell ' August according to the sport m G Studio ..Poi.IcE couiux- At the Police _,am already mapped out ls me big
A i-eat George street iiiggdayrénggggédeopilggef outdoor month oi the your in eth-
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W te G ‘ ' 'W representatives from the different sachusens hmm” t°°k tw° °‘ tm
GS I' Il 113.1' d13.Il ._A .FINE .caoP_ -Mr. Donald club, ofthgmarmmes will meet in ’°“" “ic” °.“ the ¢1°°‘“¢ day"
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_QASE D|5MlSSED __ Th finest fields of oats ever seen at Th Ah lu lh lh 5 P0’ “K U 5 e an
young gm," from Massachusetts Brighton. just on the outskirts of a strgng egg; mw coxpeufgzgaltlg New Brunswick Circuit meeting who w s arrested at Pictnu and Ch°'“°net°W“ md it 15 d°“b¢f\ll if the other Provinces and from all mday' and Ar°°st°°k entries w°k
Fail Fairs Urged To
1"R.EDERIC'I‘ON, July 30. - The
board of stewards of the Maine and New Brunswick harness racing cir- cult. at a special meeting held dur- ing the Fredericton Driving and Sporting Club's midsummer racing here this week, passed a resolution urging the members of the fail fairs' section of the circuit to offer a ser- ies of races for coits in connection with their racing program this sea- son.
Ada A _ ~
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Tne" Northern Maine 'fair at
Presque Isle has taken the ieadin the enoourssement of colt racing by offering three events for Juven- ilee, the events being a 3-year-old trotters and paoeie, for 2-year-old trotiere and for 2-year-°id_ swerv-
The Houlton, Woodstock and Figd- ericwn fairs are .ready to 0 er events open to coite 8 years'-old and under, their representative#-Npo`rt- Ing at the meeting.
IKRJLIWATBS UPEN TUESDAY
The Provincial Rifle Association
matches wil-ich oprii on Tuesday next tho 2nd August includes The Nicholson Tyro Aggregate and the Judsoli Tyro Match. The Nicholson Tyro has iicen one of the oldest matches of the Range. tile donor Donald Nicholson Esq., being one of the old timers who enlisted in the Artillery in the sixties and has always taken ri great interest in the Association-
The Judson Tyro is named after
the old Reliable J. H. Judson of
men we have and is still shooting strong notwithstanding his ago, He is also a supporter of the As- sociation for a very long time.
The British Consois Cigarette
match is given by the W. C_. Mac- Donald Incorporntcd of Montreal who takes a large interest in_ Rifle- shooting.
The E. Ii. Eddy Co., of Hull,
Ontario are giving again this year thc Prize to thc competitor who makes thc most number of Bulls Eyes ill the Prowse match-
A large entry list ls expected
and those who are iiiterestcd will bc welcomed at the range during the . siloniilig.
Tho Ladies' Challenge match will
lic fired at 4.30 Thursday aflerliooii at wiiicli a large number of citi- zens arc expected to witness this match.
How They Stand
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Won Lost P.C.
New York...._ ....71 27 .724 Washington 57 30 - .594 Detroit........ ....52 42 .553 Philadelphia 50 47 .515 Chicago 50 50 .500 Cleveland 41 57 .418 St. LouIs.._..._...‘..38 57 .400 Bostori..............28 68 .292 NATIONAL LEAGUE
Won Lost _P.C_ 57 37 606
Chico-go _ . _ 56 38 ' .596 St. Louis . . _ . _ . _ . 55 40 .570 New York _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 52 47 .525 Cincinnati _ _ . _ ._ _ 43 53 .448; Brookiyn............42 53 .442 Philadelphia . . _ _ . _ _ _ 37 54 .407 Boston . . _ . . . __ . _ _ _ _ _ 35 55 .389 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Won Lost P.C.
Buffalo 67 39 .632 Syracuse ...__ _ _ _ . 65 41 .815 Baltimore . _ _ . _ _ . _ 60 45 .571 Toronto _ . . . _ . 55 51 .529 Newark _ _ . _ _ . _ . 58 49 .527 Rochester _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . 50 54 _481 Jersey City _ . . . _ . . _ _ 48 60 .444 Reading 22 84 .208
Cape Breton
-- Girl Wins
SYDNEY MINES July 30. -Jessie
Costello writes home from Boston that she was a successful competitor in a five miie swimming race last Friday, taking first prize in a bunch of ten lady swimmers, and will com- pete in a one mile water race to take place next week. Miss Cos- tello is a daughter of our old veter- an champion and swimming in- struptor, James J. Costello.
Miles Is Training'
For Sydney Races*
SYDNEY MINES, - July 30. ---
Johnny Miics, who has been out of racing tcgs for several weeks as the result of a sprained ligament in his lég is again on the "road" doing some iight training. and expects to bc in physical shape to take part in a Sydney race, early in August. Later he is going to Halifax to run on the Wanderers grounds and from thero to Toronto to compete in thc Olympic team marathon.
Wright, Tur-anne
To Meet In Finals
VANCOUVER., July 80. -Jack
Wright of Montreal. Canadian Davis cup star, and L. LeB. Turenne Seattle, defending champion, will meet here tomorrow in the final for the-men's single lawn tennis cham- pionship of the Dominion. Wright this aftemoon disposed of John Risao, outstandhv star of the Uni- versity of California, 8-2, 8-3, 8-4
and Tu enne e inated ii how Harrisoil of Calmmia in sets, 0-14,. 57,6. 5-3.3.-1. in the, semi- finals of the Canadian ioumament
Miss Marjorie Leeming 'of Victoria
defending singles champion. went down to defeat before Miss Carolyn Swartz of -Califomia, 6-1, 8-=-4 Wally Martin. R¢¢|l\_l. will _filht it out for the men's junior title with Ellsworth Vines. of Pasadena Martin beat Jack Rhine, city and
lllnior championship of Portland his morning, lo-8, 2-8.' 6-8. lilies 100100 Mofarllild. United SUM lunlgutie neiaer. beet sails snrie Mc , Vancouver, junior cham- pion, this inomtng. 1_-6, 8--0. 8-4 thereby annexing the
Alexandra one of the kocnest rifle-'
U. S. Golf Stars
To Play In Toronto
TORONTO. July 30. -With the
arrival of the entry forms of Waiter Hagen, professional golf ‘champion of America, and that of Bobby Cruiokshank. well known United States star. the Royal Canadian Golf Association has secured practi- cally every internstioually known golfer with the exception of “Bobby” Jones for its annual toumament. which will commence on August 4, over the course of the Toronto Golf Club.
Canadian Meet
_ On August 20
TORONTO, Ont., July 30. -The
38th Canadian Track and _-Field championships will be -held in_fthis city at the University of Toronto Stadium on Saturday, August 20th. it is expected tnetthis will 'be
the best athletic meet ~_heid in $pn- ada this year and 'the best ath etes in the Dominion will seen in competition. The Canpdian Oly- mpic Committee is assisting in de- fraying the expenses of athletes from outside Ontario who reach the standard set by the Olympic Com- mittee and this action in itself as- sures a record entry list. - '
The following events are on “thc
program: 100 yards dash, 220 yards dash, 440 yards, 880 yards, one miie run, pole vault, running high Jump, running broad jump, throwing I8 lb
hammer, putting 18 lb shot, thrilw- ing discus, 120 yard hurdles 10 flights 3 feet 6 inches high), _iaveiin throw, one mile walk, five mile run, one miie rciay. (4 men. each run- ning 440 yards.) .
French Will J oiii f
In Olympic Games
PARIS, July 30.-The French
Olympic committee -has reached an official decision to participate in the Olympic games at Amsterdam in 1928. The committee had previous- ly decided not to participate, but an advance of 1,000,000 francs' by
Pittsburgh ' ' ‘Francois Coty. proprietor of the
Figaro, as well as a public subsqip- tion amounting to 500,000 francs. lcd to a reconsideration. _
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