in,

v

I 'wnvs ’plcased to have onstomers

' . must poslacsa apoclnl chomlœl and

A l; nor the Foreel‘ry

4 3:1

DBATHS I

MoLEODA—Atrlew "‘ ' , Jnne 6. 1932, George Mouille -Mchod. and 39 yem.’aneral Wadncsday

dt 2 p. m.

WEÜKHt Granvmoon Marc): 1. 1982,":Richa1d H.: Weaks, and 01, iaavlng’ ‘td mourn 'hls mother, two hrol:hsra..Georse and (Lealie' at home and two slsters. Mrs. Wll— lianm R. Tayior, INorth Granv'vlllo. and Mrs. Murdoch Corbett, nSouln Granvllle. 'l‘he rnne'ral service was conductad at the home and grave by .Rey. John Sterling.

'll’naruln un”. un

Il... .6 or, I

, flamands A

Il nu u “'67. w ' mon,

pal—"Infection ICIO'II—UOIICI

T0 Let ,

rro LET—ON JUNE 15‘h. BUN- " galow at Brighton at present oc-

cupled Aby'A.W.D. Wadman. Ap-

ply Robert Cotton at IMarltime

Etationers. - Miscellaneons

.______._..__._.____—————-—< ,JNO. ALFRED MGDONALDI eurt ‘i veyor, 'Hermansvllle.

'REaPEcTABLE WlDOW WOU-LD

'- likc n :pnsltion in a romlly do tu sewing or knithixng ror lbourd and room. ers. Maggie Parait-y, lepe Traverse, Ÿ.‘E.I.

OFFIICE ‘REM‘OVEib—J. K. .nioss rcmovcd his oirico itoday rrom Royal Bank ‘Bldg. to the rirst

‘ tsuite o rorriccs in the new Bank

‘ or Nova 'Scotnia. il

Lost ___________._____._.... LDST—IN THE ClTY THunso/w,

night, rountaln pen. Flndsr ,pleaao ,leava'179 Grslrton St.l

LOST AT SOURIS, BUNCH OF .keys. Flinder upienso leavo ut

" Oaklcy Hotel and recelvc rewnrd. _——‘_'._.—.—————-————'F—<

LOST ON KlElNT ST. SATURDAY ovening, Rosary in case. Flnder - 'leav‘e at Guardinn Office.

Gay’s Plants

’ Vegetahio plants, ail transpinnted, 'nnd well rooted, stocky .plants. Ex- ‘tra canly ca‘libage, caullrlower, and cclery, par doz. 20c., ,pcr 100. 81.50. Lata cahbnge [or rail and winlcr ‘uso (net rcndy berore the 25th 'June) 40c .per '100; 33.00 .per 1000. Extra enrly tomato ror .ripe rrult, ‘50c pe-r doz.. 33.50 .per 100. Late to- ‘mnto, 30e. par doz., 88.25 .pet 100. '(hwumber, 300 .per doz.

'Flower plants wintered ovor, 'pansy and daisy in bioom. cnrnn- tions, sweet William, hollyhocks, ‘15c eaàh,’ 81.40 .pcr doz.

Annuniln' 'beddilnvg riower plants: ‘Aslers, .Stocks, ‘Pliliox, Verbcnlas. 'i’otnnins, S‘nap Dragon, Alyssum, ‘Soedllng Pansies and lCarnatlons, par doz. I250. Thc above priccs ltmuies t0 mail orders postpald, 'lmt in wili ho a ‘hlg savln‘g to have blnnts go hy express, ms wc aliow 20 pc. ol‘l‘ ail orders, hy rreight or exuprcss, tn nll lrookinig stations. 'Plcnso cncloso cash, moncy order. or check with order. .

iCnmpboll Bros. handlo ail varia "ties or Iour .planls in thc Charlot- ‘tetown market. (.Plonaa notlce wo 'do not rill ordors' ror plants to 'be "mmlled or shippod, ror leas thnn one dollar’s wori‘h.)

‘cail dt our gardons, head or Prince 'St. The opcning u.p or the high- îways 'to nulles places us wlthln "easy rench or manuy. ' .l. J. GAY a SON, P. O. Box 187, charlottetown, P.E.i. «00—-—-——

‘ HESEARQH' DEVE‘L‘OPS NEW

: USE FOR CANADIAN WOOD.

IM'any pcople when pns-sing n shop wvliere automobile stomgc «kimonos ars siol‘d muet have noticed lu llie winde “mie or t'wo lm'ttci'ias, cut open l0 show the interior con. carnation. 'l‘liese sccmons s-llow tho cdch ot‘ vthe load :plutes uscd in me battery and ‘beuvleen ths npla'tœ very ihin corrugwted sueurs "r wopd. 'Ilhcse shoots are knolwn us aumratora and wiulc pernaps drapeau-lait; relmtlvcdyi "uiirilmoortan‘:

P have in rach heen Sübject or c:- rcntrivc rosearoh.

.Wood for vhnrtcry scparators

Ùphysicai properlnios and untii vory recettlly vt-he w'mdon sonaran . used in Cnnad‘n were mnde ulmmt énolusivoiy or lnnpOrted woods. 'I‘he b‘orsslt Products Laborurories Drameh, Dclpart— innent or the interlor receln'tly und- ertook raseamh to doterminc whcthor any Olnadlun wood 'was . aultabla 'lor i .hæpdrntor work, and ne n rcsult round n. must excellent :naturinl ln tire ycliow cypmae. or British Coiumlbla., 'This wood was round t0 p0sz [ho reqnlisnc pro 'perclea lo a high degree and la now in ragnlur commercial une lor the manufacture or separa‘lAm-r.

We are al"

For Bure ,4; “m 'FOR SNL'E—‘W-ICKE'R BABY CAR- rimge. Apply 1'92 Kent St.

....»—___-—__-__.. F0? sALE—chKER BABY CAR- rnge. Good as nsw. A “ v Grnrton St. pphy 1”

FOR SALE—FRESH CALVED

cow, Guernsey, 5 yrs. old. D. Whito. York Pt. w'

FOR SALE—A SECOanHAND buggy. na good ns now. Apply t‘o S. '1‘. Collant, 65 Ehn Ave. ...._.__________ _. __.___ FOR SAIL‘E—SHOIRT HORN BUILL, 1 year oid. D. J. MoLean, Ar- gyla flhore. a.“ FOR SALE—AN B-ROOM 00T- vtage and barn. modern‘convenien- ces, rrostnproor cellar, good loca- Ihty. lAlpply 46 Bayrieid .Sùreet.

W FOR SALE OR RENT—DWEL. lving bouse and largo lot. conve- mlently llocated. Terms moderato-- Write iM .C. lMoGownn, Kilmuir.

1101p Wa‘ntod—Female—

—_—.À_a———_—.q____ WANTED—A MAID FOR GENER- al hou‘sework. Apply 247 Graf- ton St. in evenings.

Wnnted Mm WAiNTED—A oSElCONDJHAN-D 01-- rlco 'Desk, IM'. C. McGnlw’an, K'l- muir. '

FARM FOR SALE

l100 acres nt Kinross, iLot 57‘ Queens 00.. P.-F1.l..95 acres underl

in rair' condition. tion. Formerly occnpiad by J. M. Glillis. lAlnply to J. N. IMcanhern Souris, P.E.nl.

McLaÎeh-NMÜug Nuptjds

-A .pretty June wedd-inlg took .place ycsterday morning at the lwme or Mr. and M'rs. J. A. McLaren, whon thei'r oniy daughter. Helen Catherine 'MaclLaren, hecame the wdre or Dr. Erroi Spencer Nottlng or =Dartmouth. N.\S., or the .Hsmlth or .Anlmais Brunch. Dominion De. parlment or Ag‘rlculùure. Charlotte- trown.

lThe ceremony was perrormed by the Rev. George C. Taylor. pastor or Zlon church. in the .prescnce or lmmediate relatives and a rew in- hlmnte rricnds or lhe bride and ‘g‘room. 'Mrs. J. A. Bayer played the Wedd'lng .M'arch.

Œhe couple wore unattended. Tha bride wore a travelling snlt or rmwn tricotine with hat to match and a nockmlece or 'whlta ermine. Thcre wera numerous weddllng presents l"rom rrlends and relatives ut home and aubroad. Tho bride was recentxly mendered a iinen show- er by her iglrl rriends at “Blvuebird Cabin." Southport. uSho also re- cetved a case or sllvs'r knives and rorka rrom the boys and glrls o‘r 'Patons lLth. cheqnes l'or substan-

gihia remembranCes.

‘ rl‘he'groom received a sections] book enso rrom his reilow boarders at the ’Rusa Hotel. Ths groom's

white gol‘d set with dlamonde. ’Mllas MndLarsn la a .charming and cultuer young lady and a ror- mor student ait, .Hallrax Ladies col logo, whlle tho groom is one o tlie most popular yonng profession: al men or thls city. | ' Arter the caremony Mr. and Mrs. Notting lerl. on ‘rhe aurternoon ex- press l'or Bordan on a honeymoon trlp thrzlugh the iMnrilIlme Provlh< ces. The Gnardian joins ln hap- piest congratulations.

ONE CAUsE' 6P rosier FIREB. ———I '

Prnollcnl amer-loin;er whnt counlts lin nll walka or “reparler nolhlng la more true wlth regnr lo rire provcntion. "A burnt chii drendis the rire" is ne lrn‘a today na litwas in oldeu tlm-ï-a. lhut the avcmge cit‘lsen hns not becn hn'rm and it is'to moka hlm renllze hls res-ponailhility not oniy to hlmaeir but lo hic rami’iy. nia neighbour. ami the communîily at large thnt nur efforts should , ha dl'rectcd— Deputy Flro Marsrhal, G. P. Lama. Ontario. .

W

FOREGT PIRES AND FURB.

'i'ha question or romt rirca hao juat becn oppmnohed' rrom a now angle. 'l‘ho 'lrmppcr in me latent

lha damare Nrsst ‘rlœs do to tho mat lur lndustry. Th tact ls ror- ant lin-a injure ovory Canddi‘an ll’lr

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Ë. l; Âlls

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v

tenant and benaflt not une. Suoh me case; and 'ss' un par dam nor ali‘rorost rlres are anednhy

hlnlmnudnoy. de lt notr 1m and,

at

33.

Î’l‘liu rsdny. sweethcart with you.

tlculamly painrul

ho

Dr

b0

DRILL—No.

TWO MEN

ground.

EARLY MORNlNG Abont 3 o'clock unis marning tllo

‘1'..!‘HE mamm'rown 6mm '

IH‘E cantonnant:an

4 QHOP mm Holman's Çataloz.

\ :LOVELY SUMM'B'R rrocks dl» connted a: Pntona Sale.

7.30 sharp.

DON'T TELL EVERYTHING 2o lyour sweelheart, but ask lier < ‘see “Don't 'I‘ell Everythling' at tira 4 Prince 1 Thursday.

Ediward Wednasday

canon? (arqoaa—æuralq, Flor- guaon Shcs (30., just rocelved n‘ now umva canvaw (xlrund with brownvlneather .Lnlmminglq, mnice‘

90.

ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT->- Mr. and îMrs. James A. Puncher, Hiilsboro 8L, announce :the engage—l ment or Grace to nMr. J. marriage to take .piace on Wednea- dey, June Mth. ‘

their dnuglh ter,

I ‘IF YOU TEIUL. EVERYTHING you know to ‘your wire you won't 'tell her elverythlng alrter you .hnve hsen “Donlt Tell Everythling' at thu T’rince Edward next Wednesday on 'l‘ake y'our wire or

charaoter.

rse turned. voo sharpiy,

ench or tlne

2 Bmtery roulant

DUR aplendid range or white canvas- dîmes and silppsns (nain trie latent styles.

Purdio, Farouaon Shoe (10., Ltd, '

to

01‘.

Nellie‘ K. Sutheriand.

Imlunsoaa haJ‘ accident ’occurred ut Victoria Pari: yesterduy evenlilng when t'wo young men‘, lMesara. John Berrlgan and George MoCalium or Dunslarrmgo were pitchod’ out or a wagon and recelved'each a fructuan leg, Mr. McCailum's injury ‘bcin‘g or a paru 'l‘hey lwere drlvlng un. the tim'e niong the new automobile Tû’âll Izunnmg paist lhe ‘band stand and in tum- llns‘ ‘gan tantale lad lllle .noad irhe upset- tinrg and wrecking the wagon and pltohing the occupants upon lh'o 0ther people drivmg by slave whfllt 'aslsstance vthey could. . Ross wa-s s‘ummoned and at- tenlled' to bonh men, taking one llospiuils whero thcy arc nqw: being carcd for.

FIRE —

HOMgSPoN sun‘s ruse rlgnt (o: mes? now are price’d at a bis sav- Jng at Patons Ltd. ‘

SPECIAL SALE or lediea' whllo oanvas pampa aines 2 “1-2. 3, 3 1-2 .and 4 at 01.00 per Ipair. Purdic, ‘ Forumson Shos (10., Ltd.

_ A TAlL'E OF 'TA'NflL-E-D LOVE and a. new commandment ror men, 'Don't Tell Æverythlng: at tire 'Prlnce Edward Wadnesdsy and Thurs'day thls week.

PROPERTY SALE—The sale or V‘Mr. Horace IMcEwen‘s rpropsrly _ takes place on ’l‘hursday, June 8th. ‘ Bee ad in another colnmn.

sme, DON'T TELL svem. THlING, but go anld ase' “Don't Tell Evarythinvg‘ ut athe Prlnce Edwanl Wednesdsy or 'l‘hursday ‘nexl.

-LAD|E8' W.HITE.»eror.ds and strap slippens just receivod nt 87.60 psr pair. 'Purdlle. Fergurwn Sh‘oe 00., Ltd.

cRAPAUD—Ich'urch or .Engiand service next Sunday momlng June 1mn a_t 1:1 u.m‘. Com‘é‘and wor- ahip. I ' >

LADIES PURE SILK .liolenrool Iroslery in black, nigger -bru|wn. loameiu whlçr]. 1mm empire fond nnvy al. 32.00 par pair-r. I‘urdic, Ferguson Shoc Co., Ltd.

YOU‘NG MAJer DON'T TELL ‘EVERYTHING youknow l‘o your ‘rlancee'until arter she has sec" “nDon't Tell Everyrt‘hing' at lin.- 'Prlnce Edward Wednesdny or Thursday. 'l‘hen she wili rorgivc the ribs you toid her.

CHUlÿcH OF SCOTLAND—‘i‘lie Communion or the :Lord's Supper wiil be dlspensed ln the Peopie's Church. Charlottetown on Sahhath. June 11th. Services at 10.30 a.m. ‘and 7 rp.m. lPraparatory servlcea on 'i'ihursday and .Saturdoy al 8 par. Thanksglvln'g service Mondny ut 8 p.m.

SERIOUS LOSS——On Thursduy. 'Juno lst, iMr. iCleophns Blanchnrd, 'ol' IIono Iltiver hnd the mlsrortuna ito lose hls_valuavble home by riira. 'I‘he.rire started about noon. it la thclugllt. ‘from a spark rrom the me. and hercre it could be got un-

[il'lncmtenl lutin} hmlll'cd ou\ l‘or la bllaze in 'tl'le Con-oral Hotel. Graf- llon :Street, opposlto the Prince Ed retard Th=en-t1-e. iMiiss M'ahsr. daugh- tcr oi’ t'he proprietor was awaken- ed by n crackling .sound. and she round. tlae ’houas rull or smoke. One co‘r aine boarders rushed tu the .p'home lo glve the alarm. but on Mcount or 'tlle smoko and 11831

“der control hnd completelyhurned the cntire bullldlng, ‘ncnthin-g bciug saved” except ’Blanchard, unrortunately hnd no la- suronce. but is not dounted, and is 'sturting nt once to rebuild.

t-he stove. Mr.

tinl amoun’ta. and various other tan-

girt t0 the bride 'was a barapini' or ' 'arrivcd in the city last niglit on. a Vieil. to rrlends 1111111111. “zince «Mr.r!v1:_urohlàon lort this prùv- Inca and this la hls rirst wislt home

lmllvild'dal 1,0 ndd hln teatimony lo '

dh

1P.

ln

‘toflülnal‘w ‘weailow omw

Il m

savon lc'l‘othzings 'ena rurnltmre thlene lwfere consldcrabiy damnged. 'l‘hero waro n‘lne persons ln the housd nlnolud'ing )boaurd.erxs and 'a num’hsn- were Elec'ping on tlhe th-ird ’I‘he rire Was starting to 1mm lthe stair‘way vmen it was ex- t-inguis-hed. iHad thlis awlnway been destroyed 'tt nmilght have heen rir- llcnlnt Iror tlnoae ln trie upper ‘rllght to 'hove escaped-. 'l‘hne blazo waa extingullsh‘ed by i'our hand clwxni icals and ‘tlble large chemical en. glnc. Tha riremen are ho be com- mendled on thelr excellent work.

floor.

thilfl morn‘irig

Canadien encs.

cultlvvatlon. cottage and threo fbarnsiwuld nm do 50' and m“ t0 me ure Excenem 1°°“"stàot‘ion. 'Th'erdire ewtdently started; in ths eieotric switc}, -in me kil. lt burnt'its way np Ito mime 'bed-rooms ahove. -1n these two rcomg i‘ortunately no ons was sleeping, bm four bcd's sprlngs, .lhed stored

en near tlue stovc.

mattnemes.

PERSONAIS

‘ “Mliss Buelah Munroe, or this cl.ty leaves today ror Vancouver, B.C.

[Mossrs w. F. lMoDonald and W. H. .Lane,|Montagua, are ln'thq city. '

vMiss Florence Purdy or this clty nndenwenl a siight operntionln the yestordoy

E. island " Hospital

vmol‘ning.

l'l‘he attenlilm or ‘our raaders la calied nto theadvertisement br JJ. (Gay and Son. which nppears else— ‘whero _m thls issue.

er. Sarm lMurchlson or .Seattl

thräwghoul is scventeen

:th lt'

nm tlms. i

IChler .5; lce mnnlcaon men ïesterday ' a» tennqon ror 'Montreal '00 attend! the | Longue iCon-iiere‘nca whlch is belng held 'thero mis wcek‘. '

dion

.——_

Commander .W. G. Lewin louves on short vislt la) Montreai and lNew York. While id‘mont'nqal‘ü'he m5111 amena b’ha “New Dengue conter.

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‘lez” For‘Sonlen, Tired, vAehlng Feot

The minute ‘you put yonr reet la a "1‘12" bath you les! pnln barn; drnÏwn out and com'rort Just soakiilg How good your tirsd, swollen, burniîl: stantly dmw’s out tha exuda- lions lhat purr un your {est and cause sora, in-

in.

reet ‘rsel. “T12”

the polsonous

n'omed, aweaty lest.

"'1‘12." and Tiz.” corns. caliouses hunions.

ors. A'Mlols ÿaar's loot ooml‘o’

years

Na vy

only tnkea ths pain and sureau! out or and Cet a box _or "Dl!" al mm" m“ «moment flore ror a rew cents. Yopr reat ara wer soin; to bouler you on

lslanderïsæMemoria'l la Algiers, Alrica

M'r. ‘C. H. Black hos rrccivcd n latter rrom nM-r. Jamcs Paton or hhis otty, now travaillng abroad, ln which ho states that whileyin A1- giers. North Arricu, he visited tlio Angllcan cnurcn. un which n tnvblot was erected soma yaars ana to the memony or IRobert Aider chLcod. malternnl luncle or Mr. Black. Thn. tablet ‘bears nn inscription in Latin ‘or wvhlch tige rollowing ls a rree translation hy a Bichon, wlio waa ona or M'r. Paton's reilow travel- lers: “In memory or Robert Alder jMoLeod, whlo whille yet a youth Do cause or most exhausnlng warrare, Came to the end or llrc bcroro his tlme. s lire .wearied .by the inost un- remitting zeai. .Hnls Harvard rel- low students have placed thls me- mor‘lal.‘ .Born 1343, died 1878."

Tha subject o'r tha abovc memo- rial was born in Bedeque, tiils prov' "me. a sonar the latc Rcv. Dr. A. W. MdLeod. Some years la- .ts‘r, axrter a Mothodist pastorate in ths IMarltlniq-provmces Dr. Mc- Leod and ramin removcd lo Balli. more, Maryland, U.S.A., wliere tho rc'rmer edlta’d a 'Church paper. 'l'he son, 'Robent 'Ald'cr, accepter] a nqsl- tlon‘as'dmg cierk in New Orleans, n mositlon whlch he hold al. lhe out- break or the civil war. ilelng a residsnt or lhe ISouth .hls sympa.- thies naturally went with tha Scruthern cause and he enlisted us a prtvate ln the Conrcdedntc Army. He irought» th'rongh'the whole com- pwign losimg an arm and hnving sn-

l?

8

l'hut unrortunuta army. inciudlng lmprisonment loader lnconcolvu ly hard 'condltions. jDurlng the rail or Fort‘ Sulh-pter, ha wns lhe Jnsl t0 hold up the Conroriernle'lllay, winch Awas shot out or his lmnd. iAt- ter mhe close or‘the wnr and recow ,ery r-rom bath wvounds nmi 'hardl shlps he came to Boston to continus A his studlea in Homard. 'lt may b9 remet-kan here that he was up‘ns- slonately rond or atudy dml aven whileln thertranchsa hskept un his) studios. iearning Caesnr‘s commonta flac 'by'hea’rt rnnrn covar to covar. Ho supplamented hls smail means by tutoring and rinished his course wlth _remarkahie success. 'winning nanars lin ail hls examinatlons wim an avenue for a'il subjects or‘98._ whlch wns an nnsqualled recOrd; Hls heaith belng none ntoo masser! he went anbnoad, stili addlng to*hla means by tutorlnz. Ha vlslted ltaly, France and othe'r' Europcnn connlrlcs; intor'helmnrniall a Part- slan lady and with Mr and thalr oniy daugln'er, removed toAlagie . where ha dled, as recorded on t Tablet. 'cas'ilonaily hold reunlolls nt Hal- vard hnd the tahiet erected to hia‘ 'memomy as evuidenca or- tho nstsem in whlch ha was heldby them. When Mr. and I'Mrs. Raton werc golngvabroad and ,,ialonmsd Mr. Black or .ilheir proposed‘dtlilsfa'ry and 'thelr inteutlonl'w‘cdits al; »Al- alors; .he» toltlnlhd‘Itmotnthar exlst- ‘ance or this tablet. Mr. Patoa kindly promised lo look it np au lutter abova Narrad to tells ,or h flwülvlh'lm 'ltJ». d n a r

dured all the hardahips suri’cred vby -

{His class mates nwho oc- ,

la!»

Extended Pianos,

On ISatun-lay'arternoon at tha oi' basabaii ‘or a serres or seven games betwlecm ,ms Ahegwelts and Beavcns was otaged to a very .nnn-il attendionce or rans. owtng no douht m ‘t'he dlsagreeahle oon- ditlons or the weauhsr, neverthe. lest-1 the boys or bath Leama lined. un on ths dinmond nt ten minutes pnrst four. and gave a very good account or ,thsmselvos. Thay be- ing handicaplped conaiderahiy by lack or pract'ics and .w,ei. gmund which mmte a dalipun m me batteries or either vteama to do‘ effective wurk. an tihe riolders werre ot a dlsadvontage, as thc hnl ltravellell very slowly on lhe wet ground. .

Theae disaim); are very ovenly inatched and no doubt wili lnrnluh

denisions should llold. thn tlw. playens all congrcgame around the umplnre and evel‘y 'mnn slarts taik ing et once. lhe spectatona nwonder il" thevy pn-ld to see a basebai‘l gnmve or Just nierer a lecture. An instance or thls wus drisplayed in Saturday‘s game when Diamond on his rirst time to bal, hit a humue nun, puttlng ihe bali over the ronce. Thore were thrce men on bases lit the uimo and nli in- ‘clndlng Dlamoml renched Ithe home plate safiely, Alter soma argument. the tans wonder whcn me Ahblcs IWÏBI‘G retired and look une rteld no decision being given and tihe slpectat‘ol‘s wcre lcrt lo draw thclr own condluslons, but it ampenms .Dlinimçolnd did n_ot. bouc], second base in making tha clrcuit. 30 onl-y 'two rums rosuited 'lrom tllc Ilong dirlvve, or course thls was no i‘ault or any persan in particnlnr. but .tlhe tact [hat the spcctnlors (lld not knclwt just ‘how mony runs were a‘ll'owed iost lnterest ln the gaine. and ln order to keep th‘e game popular, tho tans os well as thre p'layers m'wst be entertainad.

(l‘he Abbles came to bat rirst. Phil McQuz'id u-p, w.hg riied out to ‘Cronlin. lMcEachern got a rree pass to rirst, Francis aiso walks. Rynn out t‘o Arsenault and Francis stole second, whilc Whacky reac'hed third, Ganlck rans. Corrignn hlt gumnder,hcl;w,een rirst and second and sonnes. Whocky. Francis crosses home slate on wlld throw hy lpîlcllcr, tho next two batters Kansmnn and Zaih tans.

Boavcrs, C-ron‘in riled to Mc Quaid wl‘mo lrunmihlcd. Rosa gets froc {mas to rirst, A. Arnonault out on lino drive to Corrlgan. ILei'ty} lMcQuattd‘. slîrnck. ouq. Pqu l">ll rlled' to 'McQàuald, who re<

l i

o nil'e one.

.Abbics. MoGulgan out st rirst. 'M'cQ‘unld ranned Whacky rnnned.