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u. childhood. he was .-;..'..4j.~..~...-.... ,viichqi'._, Paul crawl hisjriichlne rs» wouloms small» l-ioyd wins; same experience." Baseballs were among their lirat . "Up. throngs‘ school grades, may-mam thizgsme and were. crack proleasionalrwhen 7"‘?- Ymvi new. Among bssebsllfs "naturals."

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(Canadian Press) NATIONAL LEAGUE

New York at Pittsburgh, postponed.

Moss and Dnberryi Kelp, Ash and Sukelorth.

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T0 ATIIND CONVINTIQN

MONTREAL. 8091i liw-Prominelit among the railway oifioers who lelt thismornine on the Canadian Na- tional Railways ior Chicago on their q|y u, wmmpeg to attend the 13rd annual convention ol. the ‘Amtritlll Aasoeiatl o! Passehle "nsule o1- licers warez-s. B. Murdock. assis- tanopassenger trsilic manager. Bea- hosrdAir Liine Railway, Norlolk, Vs.;

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(Canadian Press) DONCABTIB, England, Sept. l8.- Out o! a iield o! lmir, Athlord, at odds or liva to iour - against won the Doncaeter Stakes lor three year olds today. Jugo, st e to l against, was second and Karsbsgh, at 9 to 2, was third.

CANADIAN RAILWAY!

READY T0 (lo-OPERATE WINNIPEG. Sept. s- Explaining that he came to Canada primarily tn erecute his duties as minister o! employment in Great nx-itain by stim- ulstinng the demand ‘tor British goods in this country, Rt. Hon. J11. Thomas "sou s csnisisn club luncheon to-day

tentions from all the oilieials whom he hadintsrviewed. 8e had round the iederal government. sympathetic and read! to aid.

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Batteries: Elliott. Collins and Dav- is; Blake, Carlson, Covengroa and Taylor. .

First game. ﬁll. lesion ... ...z e o Stlmzis . . . . . . . .. ...3 9 1 Batteries: hrandt and lrankhouse; Leggett and Wilson.

Second game. RJLE. Boston ... ...! a ‘l Si. Louis 512 l Jones and Cronin; Baliahan and Wilson. AMERICAN LEAGUE 3.3.‘! Chlesgo 2 ‘l 0 Philadelphia historian-Walsh and. Berg; Ohmic, Grove and Coehrane. '

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5t. Innis st. New iorhlgpostponed. (Only l games scheduled.)

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and Sourls.

Harvesting in this section is pro- gressing rnpidly and l! thegpresent it- will be completed within a lew days. _

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' Miss prime lidcCormack, tescher o! St. Georgef. spent theweck _end at her home in Georgetown. ~

w. Gerard ssullsly, oi’ ‘BOMB, spent the week end in St. George's; v-

Mr. rnulp Doyle, Georgetown, mot: cred to 5t. George's recently ,

Mr, D. M. "McLean. o! De ‘Gros

Marsh. attended the recent dance in ' J Dear Mrs. Daye:

Glentinnan School.

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Cardigan North School lsprogress-

ing lsvorably under the eiiicient.

management oi Miss Rae Isightissr. of Charlottetown. ‘

Mr. George McCormsck, o! st, Georges and Mr. Daniel Maclntyre, of Cardigan, have returned ‘u; resume their studies in St. Dunstan‘; Univer- sity, '

A. an. Mllctlm Fly. and Mr. Jenn

held in - _ Glenllrinan ‘school recently, which -

was attended by many motoristslrohi Georgetown, Cardigan, Bt. George's ‘

Mr. Duncan McDonald, o! Newport, recently visited Charlottetown. ' 15W" 7131.9! NQWWtJwss a recent visitor to oeorgetown. ;_ J

A large this vldnit? attended thej lair,‘ in l‘ _¢WI1I which was s decided. success. -

l/armouth Takes‘, ~S¢Q0ﬂyJfGdm8 8-5 ' rsnnsollrll-l. r1, s; Sept. u-Ysr Jnouth ‘made it _two__strslght tron New Glasgow in the iinsls {oTthi Nova. Scot-is. nsseosli Title here to

winning s-s. 'I‘he next engage ment will be at New Glasgow. 1': >

Lsfrtrm or slrlvrranr .

The members o! Whestia; ._- institute wish to extend tr r0 ~11 sincere sympathy in tbs deﬁle your rlesr‘ baby. We kl-os ii ya miss her very much and vs song

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grief, but words (all You sssyl res assured that shs has inns '0 's_ ass ..." lend when shs all a. p»; happy. We commend revs a. we doeth sll things s-sn .. f

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