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Miss Mtn- Morrison, mu view, is

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at the pleasure to e de- rived from

A couu I i __ ciuuu

We have a very well

equiPped'Camera epart- men , and can take care

respect# _I

Pi"i_ce's? are as low as

quality permits and satis- faction is guaranteed at all times. t us develop and -print your- pictures also. _ ‘ ~

E., A. Foster

Ci:-:ivrsAL onuosroaa _

Try our Soda Water _

' ,and lce Cream_

IT PAYS to buy in this Province. .

ORWELL.-Service Sunday 8th as

follows: Orwell -Head 10.30; St. An- drews 0.30. Preacher for the day, Mr. H. McEwen,

WAR VETERAN INJURED.-Con

poral I. W. Ellis of 0“Leai~y, who ar- rived in Charlottetown this week from Overseas being one of the men who came out on the S. iS. »Belglc,.enlisted in 1915. He was one of the first men who volunteered in the 82nd Battalion but was not acceptedat the time, but left later with the 105th. .He transfer- red alterwards to the 12-ith Battalion, but only remained wi-th that regiment three weeks. He then went into the first Canadian Engineers Battalion and remained with them in France to the finish of the war. He went through the campaign without receiving any i-piury. On his way to Canada on the Belgic he however had the misfortune- to meet with -a 'painful accident: a fire extinguisher in some way falling from it wall and striking him on the head making an ugly wound while some of the chemical con- tents got 'into hls eyes causing the lids to swell and almost closing both eyes. Corp. Ellis was obliged to un- dergo treatment upon his arrival at 'the Convalescent Home. lie left for

`0'Leary yesterday afternoon.

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HELP WANTED-

- FEMALE '

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EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER-

wishes position. Apply Box 281. City. ‘ 67\43~'i~3-M3ipd

WANTED A GIRL FOR GENERAL

housework. Apply Mrs. L. A. Mc- Farlane, Marshfield. 6733-7-¥M3ipd.

'“"_ wAN_'r£_b §xF_»EF_i_ti-:Ncso MAID Fon.

general housework.` Mrs. Earie| Kennedy. Kensington. '

» 8676-7-1M3i‘pd.

WANTED AT ONCE EXPERIENCED

cook. Good wages. Apply Shaw's Hotel, Brackley Beach.

_ _ 0684-7-1M6ipd. ",_' __ .._

WANTED A . MAID FOR TWO

months..pl'ain cooking. Good wages. Mrs. H. A. Richardson. George- town, P. E. I. - 6761-7-4M3i.

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IWEDDED IN THE WEST.-The

many friends in Charlottetown of Mr. Harry Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smith of this city. will be in- terested to learn of his marriage, which took place in Victonia, B. C.. on the 30th uit. His bride was Miss Alice Corie of that city. The happy young couple" left 'immediately after th'_s ceremony en route to Charlotte- town 'coming' via Seattle and Chicago. Mr. Smith holds an important position Oiéblho staff of the Victoria High S ol . -_ _

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"1'nA_iL-oF~~r|-is sqft-I".-Maier J.

Parker Hooper-:~',oamd,-,la yesterday from Hunter River where _on the -pre- vious evening he delivered his illustra- ted lecture, "the Trail of the 98th" before a splendid house. Last night he gave the lecture at Bradalbane be- fore another good sized and apprecia- tive audience. He gives the lecture in Freetown on Saturday night and in Kensington on Monday evening. ll i9 Dleasing to note that Major Hoop er is receiving a cordial reception all through the Island. The -people of this province are deeply _interested in the story of where their boys have| been in the great war and in hear- ing the details of various events.. in connection with their great advcu-i ture as set forth so nbl-y and at first hand by Major Hooper, who is becoiii- ing as popular a. lecturer as he was,

an officer in the “Fighting 98th." r

TEACHERS WANTED

wAN~rEo 'rEAcl-iss Fon wesr

Royalty School. Supplement $110.00. Russel Bell, Secretary. 6692-7-1M3ipd

TEACIIERS WVANTED

TEACHER WANTED FOR SUFFOLK

school. Supplement $30. Summer and fall vacation. John Arbing, Secretary. 6716-7-3-ME6ipil

TEACHER WANTED FOR ALEXAN-

dra School, No. 141 Supplein-:nt $100. Lay'-ton McCabe, 1Secr€tI1l‘J of Trustees. 6734-7-39/|31-

WANTED TEACHER FOR EARNS-

cliife School No. 33. Supplement $50. Summer vacation. Apply J. ld. Carrier. Secretary. 6767-7-4M-tipil.

TEACHER WANTED FOR SPRING-

vale School. Supplement $75. Ap- ply to F. (J. Dollar, Secretary, New Wiltshire, R. R. No. 1.

WANTED AN EXPERIENCED TEA-

cher for the Park Corner School. Supplement voted $150.00. John Stewart, Secretary. 6764-7-4M7ipd.

_WANTED-A TEACHER FOR PLEA-

sant Grove school. Supplement $40. Apply to Ambrose Doyle, Pleasant Grove, secretary. 6744-7-3-Millpd

WANTED MAID 'FOR GENERAL

housework in small family for sunl- mer at Rothesay later in St. John. Must -be able to cook. No washing or ironing. Nursemald kept. Ex- - penses to Rothesa-y advanced. Wag- es $25.00 per month. Apply with rei- erences Mrs. Daniel Mullin, Rothe- say, Kiugs'County, N. B.

_ __ 6724-7-3M3i.

_FOR SALE -

HAY LOADER FOR SALE-"FROST

& Wood" used one season. Apply to A. -0 .F. Gill, York. 3i.

FOR SALE-REGISTERED SHORT-

horn Bull Calf. 6 months old. Apply D. A.__ McPherson, Kinro_ss.

..._ FOR _SALE 100 SECOND HAND

mackerel barrels. Apply 04 Dorches- ter Street. 6579-6-26Mtf.

FOR SALE-FARM OF 100 ACRES

at North Shore. Apply Ashley Mc- Loughlin, Stanhope.

6607-6-27M6lpd.

FOR SALE-ONE AYRSHIRE BULL,

2 years old; one Shorthorn bull. Frank Halliday, Newtown Cross, R. R. 1. 6715-7-3~M7ipd

GARABEFOR SALE.-BIZS 17 FEET

hy 11 feet. Suitable for medium sized car. Can bo easily moved. A. W. Weeks. -

_ 6704-7-1-M3ipd

FOR SALE 1% ACRES LAND NEAR

Bedford, _with good house and out- hulldingtvsultable for tradesman. J. Thorlias ilughes, Bedford.

' 6682-7-1E6ipd.

WANTED A TEACHER (SECOND

class) for Bangor School. Supplc-

i ment $75. Alex Ladner, Secretary. I 6740-7-3M3ipd ---~- ITEACHER WANTED FOR HEA-

therdale School, First or second class. Supplement $75.00. J. J. Bruce, Secretary. 6736-7--lM:4i.

WANTED.-1ST OR 2ND CLASS

teacher for Central Royalty School. -Supplement $125.00 G. A. Watkins. secretary Trustees. -

6702-'I-1-M3lpd

*_ WANTED SECOND CLASS TEACH-

er for Mt. .Hope Supplement $60 J.W. McPhee, secretary, St. Peters R.R. No. 2. 6660-0-30M5ipd

WANTED TEACHER FOR LITTLE

York School. Supplement $100.00. Bonus $25.00. Midsummer vacation. - Hardy, Secretary.

6007-7-1M3lpd.

ment. 'I‘es.cher.may choose vacat- ion. Apply to Archie Collins, Trus- tee. 6720-7-3l\i5ipd.

WANTED TEACHER 2nd CLASS FOR

Pdsquid West School. Spring and fall vacaltion. Supplement $50. Ap- ply A. J. McDonald, Secretary.

6674-7-1M6iprl.

WANTED-TEACHER FOR NEW

Argyle school No. 56. School starts July lst. Supplement $60. Apply H. W. McNevin, Bonshaw, Secretary.

6601-6-27lVi_6ipd.

rie, Fairview, Secretary.

FOR SALE FIVE TWO YEAR OLD . registered Holstein bulls. Well bred

u good individual, active and sure.

i E. .H~. Rayner, New Annan, P. O.

Add;-oss, R. R., Sumiuerside. ~' _ _ I 6730-7-3Mtf.

FoRsAi.s-FARM oF 114 Acses.

goof land. together with crop. Situ- , ate .at Diinstaffnage about 8 miles

gum Ch§rldt‘tetown.‘.AppIy to Henry

_ , oCallum`, Dunstuffnage. R.R. No. 3.

.1 ' z '_ ~ east-1,1-Msipa

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MRM Fo eALE-M. E. JENKINS A`})le|.'ry__PI;lns' offers his excellent tari1i,oi'5u,'moreq icrsaie. Thirty tive scrap iildoi' jcultivation. Seventeen

Apply C. E. Stewart, Secretary.

6757-7-4M3ilJd.

TEACHER WANTED FOR WINSLOE

South school. Supplement $85. Apply -to the undersigned, John Diamond, Secretary.

6687-6-28MIiipd.

WANTED--A TEACHER -FOR FOR-

tune Head school, No. 128 Klng's County. Supplement $65. Vacation

to suit teacher. Apply to Neil J.

Ross, Secretary.

6754-7-4-M5ipd

...a¢`|»s,os't-'s;_B¢liir`ice under hsy. Re- _

mainiug 16~ sores best of hardwood. I-‘arm is well watered and-_-has nut class hay barn. 6750-7-I-Mdlnd.

I WILL CELL lv PUBLIC AUCTION

on my premises July 10th at 10 a.

nr; If not claimed before that date

te following cattle:-four year

olids, top oi! iight year, one year `

old. one diamond out out of' each

ear, one year old red and white hel-

fer (no marks.) Cyrus Dewar, Reeve Montague. 6871-'I-1M3.

rhgiisrv ron eA|.s.-euwmtsn

residence. two miles from George- town; -beautifully located on Sea

Mora. ideal ' .Summer oott ge.

House completed and finished throughout, good barn.. Eight acres of land for garden, etc. Apply to

Stewart, Solicitor, Charlotte- orto Capt. A. B. _DeIoi'.69.

.I . . -Ml. Georgetown.

Prim ry tehcher for Graham’s Road school. Supplement voted three

_ hundred dollars equally divided. Ap-

-plyl to Alfred Green, Emerald, Sec‘y sc ool Trustees.

_ _ _ 0719-7-3_M_5ip_d.

WANT!!!-‘iPR|N_ClPAL AND A

WANTED SECOND CLASS TEACH-_

er for Alliston School. $50 supple-I

__ ATTENTION.-- WANTED YOUNG

WANTED SECOND CLASS TEACH- man as partner in moving picture

er for Fairview School. isupplement, business, to tour Maritime Pro- $60.00. Apply by writing J. J. (`ur-' vinces, Bruce ll. Yco. Union.

' 6758-7-4M£lipri. - ._ '

» - ' ~-~.._I wAN'rEo ro suv FARM w|1°HiN

_WANT-ED A SECOND CLASS TEA-I ten iiiilos of Cliurlottctown. Write

chcr for Harrington School. Mid- full particulars to Z 1’. O. Box 278 summer vacation. Supplement $150. Charlottetown,

__..-_-______;-__.__i__ ANY ONE HAVING GOOD EA'r|NG

-__--____‘ end of July thoroughly modern

WANTED A FIRST OR SECOND

class teacher for the New Glasgow School. Supplement $100. Apply

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EARLY CLOSING.-We close duily

duriiig_.luly and August at 5 p. ni. ilecr & Weeks. 6770-7-4M3i.

SERVICE AT FALCONWOOD.

-Rev. Mr. Sinclair' will hold service at Falconwuod on Sabbath at 3 p. ni.

PREACHING.-Tlic liev. D. Mac-

Lean will preach (l)_V.) at Glasgow Road on Sabbath thc (Sth at 10.30 a. in. High-field 2.30 p. iii. in II\o.i‘i=o- ple’s (7hui'<'li at 7 p. in. (iiailwziy iiine.)

STRAWBERRIES.-The St.. John

Telegraph reports that Strawberries took a sharp slump th;-re on VVc<lncs- day and in all probability' touched low water mark fo rtlic season, selling at from ten to t\velv'o ccnts pci* box, by the crate at the steuincrs. 'i`he fruii is reported of excellent. tiuiiiity. A-bout twenty unc thousand boxes ar- rived on the rlvcr bouts _und oi’ this quantity tiic_Mnjcstii: brought over fouitccn thousand boxes and thc Champlain over four thousand boxes. So far the only strawberries offered for sale in Charlottetown have been the wild variety which were selling last market day ut 20 cents per small glass.

WEDDING BELLS.-'i`iil» rc.<iili-iicc

tot' Mi‘. and Mrs. \’\'. J. (i‘b:4m\. l\liii'sli-

lflclil, was tho scuno oi” ii \'<~ry pi‘i~t1~_,' Iweiitiing \Vcilncst~l:'.~,f cvonini: wlicn gthcir ilzliightcr lliiss l<`lorciii'ii fl., be- lt-aino tho wife oi' Mr. Major lVicR.:::. ‘stu of Mr. and ‘l\irs. Andrew ll/Icltuc, flentral Royalty. The ceremony was

to George H. Stevenson, Secretary.

- 0038-7-1M8ipd.

WANTED TEACHER FOR BALTIC

school. Supplement $100.00. One witii experience preferred. Apply tr James Braniler. Secretary- liziltitf. Lot 18. l 6735-7-3M7ipil.

WANTED.-TEACHER _FOR MARSH-

field school, 20 pupils enrollcd Supplement $80. Apply L. H. D.

i Foster, Secretary.

6700-7-1-Mi:

WANTED--FIRST OR SECOND

class teacher for Albion Gros:

_ school. Midsummer vacation. Sup i plement - $100. A. D. Matheson.

Secretary of Trustees, St. l’etcr's ll. R. No. 2. P. E. I. _

EACHER WANTED FOR VICTOR- ia West School, first or second class, Protestant preferred. Supple- ment $75.00. Apply to A. A. Moorc. Northam, R. R. No. 2.

6725-7-3M3lpd.

WANTED - 2ND CLASS EXPERI-

onced teacher for Cavendish school. Supplement $150.00. Apply to' 1'). C. Webb, Secretary of Trustees, Bay View, R. R._1.

- 6632-6-28M6lpd`

‘WANTED SECOND CLASS TEACH- - er for Fredricton school. Supple-

ment $75.00. Experienced preferred. Apply Rufus Stevenson. Frederic- ton, secretary. 6717-7-3M6ip1i.

IIWANTED A TEACHER FOR FAIR ` field -School, King's Co., Lot 47.

Male or female. Supplement $50.00. Paul J. McEachern, Secretary.

6731-7-3M5ipd.

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VVANTED

GENTLEMEN BOARDERS WANTED

in private fainlly. Writo l’.0. Rox 281. 67-ill-7-3-M3ipil

6701-7-1-Miliptl

6703-7-l-M»li

_ apples for sale plciisc cornmuilicnic

with apples. Box 327 City.

6685-7-1M-ii.

wAN*rso 'ro RENT sv Aeour

house. Small or large for a termed -iwri0d- Apply Box im, city.

6603-6-27M0l.

WANTED-SCHOONEVR8 OR SMALL

steamorii to carry coal from New Campbellton to P. E. I and New foundlsnd ports.~ P mpt loading

_ Anglo Coal Co., 809 (gdrlotte St. or ' New Campbellton, Victoria Co.

6459-6-21Mt!.

<-¢_g|l MISCEI l. .\ NEOUS

TEACHER WANTED - SECOND

cllss.'for Mt. Buchanan school. Sup- plemlnt $100: Duties light. Mid- summer vacation. ‘State experience

if any. Apply Douglad M_cKi§non, Sec'ty Trustees, Mt. Buchana . lt. R. No. 1. 6687-7-1-M3ipd

ford School District No. 60 Principal

to each. School to begin at once.

' First or second so preferred

" 'lo I' - - ._.Wstnon Slilliker, Secretary, 0’Lea.ry.

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all ,

‘eiiit-1'-tniiwxn

P. ll. l. 6729-7-8M5i|lil.

TEACHER! WANTED FOR KNUTS-

and assistant. $50.00. Supplement

Hn or flli Hicilléh Anil! to

DAlR_VMiN'l SANITARY BUTTER

paper. printed "Fresh Dairy But- ter."--flllc per 100. Per post 40e.

JNO. ALFRED McDONAi.D. PROVIN

einl-Lnnrl Surveyor. R. R. No. 3. Souris. Telephone connection. ` 1"* ‘ 6556-6-zsasimi.

~ pei'i`iirincil by Rev. it.' G. Sinclair in I the prirseiice of over sixty guests. Tho

liiappy couple wcro uiiuttcnilctl. After the cei'oiiioiiy supper was served and the cvonliig was spent most enjoyubiy The many vuiuuhlo wcilding presents 'ncluiliiig a nulnber of substan‘_iuI lclicqiics testify to the pnpiilnrlty oi' ' the young couple? -

BASEBALL AT MONTAGUE.--Tho

Igaino ui' lrase-iiuil playa-il at Moiit:\l.’;il<‘ - on July lst. bci.wc'~.i\ thc A|ii:lioi‘.=.

iottctuwn tvuin by ii score of 213 to li.

_ The linc un wiis_us follows:

ANCHORS STAR

J. Whitc

p. \\'. [lynn (‘olliiis

lst b.

D. Crosby Parkman

2nd h.

G. (loylo V Duiro

ilrd b.

S. Ryan Pool

S. S.

I., Rush Mi'Dnna

L. I".

D. gl .. _

The game was umpired by Ronald

llowuit.

_ itsainit

side on Dominion Day hctwcon th Summersfdc and Charlottetown team resulted in a victory for Summcrsid by 9 to 4. Tho Anchors of Charlotte town and tho Stars oi’ Montague mo in i”rir»ndl_v rivfilry also on Doiniiiioi Day al Moiilngiur. Cliarlottomwii woi by ai score of 20 to fi.

MA RRIAGES

MILBERY-PEPPER.--At tho `.\icth odist I’ai'soiiiil:<‘. Vernon llriilgc Ju 2 l llvv. \V. lt. Po lor, futile

l‘cppci‘ .

riaasoNAig

ami iiiniily it-.ii yostci-day for Si .lrlln N. Il., \\'lu‘ri: tlitg: will i'c::iil.‘.

visiting in Mount liynn, tho guest

LOST

Day, black leather gauntlet glove

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visiting in Mount Ryan tue guest of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brazil.

Mrs. Bertha G. Fraser of Boston

has arrived on a visit to her old home in North Rustico, the guest of her brother Mr. Acquilla J. Rollings.

Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Webster have

returned from a motor trip to Mon- cton. They were 'accompanied by Mrs. Webster’s sister, Miss McCoy, ui Moncton.

Mr. F. R. lleartz has returned

from u trip to Boston. He was ac- companied by his cousin, Miss Nettie Gates, who will spend- a few wccks on the island. -

Mr. and Mrs. l<‘. D. 'Webster and

famiiy city, left Momlny by motor car on a trip to their forincr home in Victoria and returiicd the following day after spending a very pleasant visit with Mr. and Mrs. Avard Bell.

Tile many friciiils of Mi' Miiiirice

Blake of’ this city will be sorry to lc-arn that his condition has reached ii very serious stage. His son Claude from Mr;-ntrcal und daughter Mrs. Keele, fruiii Halifax have arrivcd hoine

Sgt. ilurry (I. Guincstcr, lcit for

lidinoiitmi Saturday utter spending the past i`our months ut Hunter River tho guest of his parents. Sgt. Gaiiic.~‘ti=r has t\\':> brotlieri-I still overseas. Licuts. A. B. Guinnster in England und Fred with thi: American .Army, also a nephew Stanford Gzinioster. He vvas nc- coinpzinicd as fur as Moncton by his sister, Mrs. A. B. MacPherson, and friend Miss L. Porter. Mrs. Mac- I_ Plierson lca\cs in the autumn to jolii ‘ hor brother in Ednioiiton.

l\'li‘. and Mrs. William G. McQuar-

rio, New Wcstiuinstcr. ii. C., und two cliililren, Miss Mary I". (3. and Mas- ter Colin ll. are spending a holiday in (`lirirloitctown, guests at thc Russ. _\’li'. I\icQuzii'rie represents New Wes inlnster in the Doininion iiouse of (‘ommoiis und is milking his first visit

.\lui~(Io\van, iiziiigiiici' of Mr. ll. ll.

and now ot' Ni-\'.' \\’ostininsicr, ll.(‘.

Baseball Game

to l’rincc l<1tl\varil island Mrs. Mc- Qiiarrlo was fornicrly Miss idisio Owen

)lacflo\\".ili i`oi‘lni~'iy oi' this province

At Summerside

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Iédntl C __ _f -’ energy food. _Preserve - L.. Llgd T - _' plenty of early, berrit-,_d._', ,,_.'

, _ .Hr I . ' with Lar|ti__o_-_»_'§u'gnr -" ' ‘

_r IM; _ _‘~_--§._ * _ _ __ _ bought in cleanly __ , I 6|-mul, I _- Oflsmsl iwckssev-

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FRONT

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150 . Views oi the Great War” I

“iiiii iiuii. or nu isnrii I “

As ioiu BY _ _

Major I. Parker H00per,,M._G._,_____

These pictures were taken by him during 2 1-2 years in

Franco, Belgium and Germany. and said to be the best un-official collection taken during thcfwar

COME AND SEE WHERE HIE HAS BEEN I!

Every View explained. _ _ _

Bradaibane July 3rd. -Frertown .Iuiy Sth.- Kensingtou Iuly 7th. Miscouche -July 8tli.-_

(‘.liiirlottctowii and the Stars of Montai-

guc resulted in '.1 \'ii:toi'_\' for thc (‘h;ir-l

S ' walked three men with three nl

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ui' tlic briric, llluntrilvlllo ld. Milhcry of (‘l\:\rlotto ('ounty, N.I_l., to Ruby ti

licv. .laicob lit-alley. Mrs. llciiiicy

Miss Nolcan l'raught, Eariisclilit-_ is

hor sister. Mrs. Tlioinas llruiiil.

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Please leave nl Queen Hotel. 31

lion of that 'zrund old game. A though Summcrslilo triiniiicd thc loc tenm 9-4 and were in the tlirongliout, thc Charlottetown tea ‘rlayod excellent ball. Few crro and gr-od fielding ccinblncil w'th piti:

und Lyiae kept the large crowd spccta\t0i's interested from start finish, Silmineislile really clinched th

on the bags. The Charlottetown were i`ull of pep but Lyle kept th hits well scatteretl and was novel' danger of blowing up. Summersldc‘

oi-' Dominion Day wus a gnoii exhibi

l .il il ni rs h

The liasciniii gunto at Suniinersid

lea

of ing of a high order by both Ciiinphcl

6726-7-3Eti’.

ADMISSION 25-GENTS _ _ _

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hitting was both timely and prodiicod :rt tho right inoincnt tc- scnil the ruiis across the pail. Graves (Summerside) niaidc ti nice two bugger probably the

the Viiiiilottctoivn point of slew. His

I 'hnsc running also natui‘ally'a`ssilited

in tho score column. Saunders made _

ti fine stop at short slop in the sec-

i gami- in 'the third innings when . t`nmpbcll temporarily lost control and

en s e in

iilccst hit ot` the game while -rest' ond inning cutting off a loiig hit and of his team chascil him home with nailing his iilun at first, xhex rest of* well played singles. the lot-als guys ,sLropg,;~-.suppor_r.'_‘. For Charlottetown Francis behind tiiioughout. Coiisideriiig it`was tire

the. hat played an excellent game, his locals first attempt. this year they pegging to the buses being accurate huvc every reason for satisfaction. and leaving nothing to,bc desired. Mc- A return game will be played In i§ui'hern’s hitting and field-ing were i‘hai-lottctowu either Tuesday or

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