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‘PERSONALS

iilr. W. D. Compton, Belle River. was 1n tlbe city yesterday.

Rev. Ewen lMacDonald. Leaks.- daie, 0am. ls visiting relatives in this province.

Miss Doris Gill, left yesterday morning on a visit to her sister, Mrs Maaileth. in Chatham, Ont.

Messrs Allan Shaw. Oandigan. 11M Harry Jenkins. ‘Hnzelibrook, were in the city yesterday‘ on a

The Central Guardian

, for the Tennis Club ‘Dance.

appeared in yesterday's Guardian, should have read Thursday, May17 iiistead of Thursday, iMay 14.

‘SHOP non ‘Holman’: Ootslog.

RESERVE ‘FRIDAY TiHE 18TH 15-21

LEMUEL HORNES all. which

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CHlU-ROH 0F SCOTLAND-Rev.

arc givihg the chance to demon

The ‘Sun Maid ladies oi P. E.

strate their ability

Baking Contest Cpen to P. E. I.

Raisin Growers

(1) with Sun Maid Raisins. i2)

l.a

Raisin iBread to be made An empty Sun ‘Maid Raisin

RE

NT .USPENDER5

business tulip.

tion in Charlottetown.

lMlss Jeannette MacVit-tle. West- moreland, retm-rned nome Saturday after attending Teacher's Oonven-

IMr. J. D. Stewart, K. C., is ex-

my Comfort Service Gmuine is guaranteed

pected home tomorrow, Wednes- day evening.

RATES-loo p" n“ M, lays or over. 8e jg} "n, “I I words lo s llno. Gnu" ‘f 5

s sd. sud Ilsst be pull for. sd. 75c for seven words 1|"- g.‘ seven words per week,

0 9 ""4- 196 I0! cent. discount for cash. Address tor-s pun

our. Is per lluo per lay for I’ on to: O Isys or over. Count fliuses, llltlsl letters. oouut us

Special Rates Furnished lloons week. lltustlol Wanted. we lo:

AAALA;

r_- _. Agents Wanted

ANTED LIVE AGENTS T0 leli Watkins 150 Products. Write today J. R. Watkins gompany. (Dept. ll.) 379 Craig west, Montreal, Que.

SITUATIONS VACANT

p-a-——-——-———- SELL HOUSEHOLD NEC- imagin-

$ essitie ;“ test r u. W‘ ‘ s a» ‘Hess .9. gm“ o ; ma e five £11.... uP-

daily; wiilthl 1W‘? exlleflfllfll P“? WQEQ}

i . G41 09 Dill)’. -“°°°s&‘z:;_% on,f"§.-?'~‘,-.;. 3,1“ work in- small family, going to 3"“ ’ _ Alberton summer months. Apply ‘___________ 7 Greenfield Ave, City. For sue 116892-9-01 "T . 10 H. P. Miscellaneous $4.80.00..._....‘..... m°-—________A M . ____ . . | e‘ Rotary nnd_‘S:iw . . cDONALD, LAND SUR. §f,',,,8,,,g.'§f “ll/Elie X. c.o. (iuariliuu. veyor, Harmony Jet.

1102345-15-41

4-17-1111. W

- WANTED AT ON‘CE--M-AID FOR

Female Help Wanted

TO RENT—A LOT, SUITABLE for gardening. Apply 415 Brighton Ave. i .‘ Zl ANTED-A MAID, APPLY MRS Owen, 148 Pownai St. 3!

general housework in small fam- ily, Apply llf-rst-N. Muciieod, 72 llociiford Si.‘ 116251544 4i

sip-EA amt. on MIDDLE "wolnnu for general house-

116803~5-8-1mtl1

FFrTsALs-A QUANTITY or sraavzo._s snoop sow‘. anv-

Oats. J. R.

“Mme mm“ Seed 116917-1001.

Mun“, Marshileid.

FJEQTEQF. o. K. POTATO planter and ailfflYltl- new’ gay-mg, also new 3 and .1 a u. I’. easies- ing, Grahams R0811-

.__—i———-'—_’_‘ olcs saooo sow

and lihtcr. ‘D. lVicArthur. wall. " Fm sALE-DRIVING WAGON

(m good condition.) Also one set harness. Apply M- J- Kelly, M011- 110590-5411

bUlLbiNd LOTS FOR SALE AT and dry locality, Apply to Gaudct and llaszard.

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QRKUQ.

Brighton, high

Solicitors. 1w

FOR SALE. — PLAYER PIANO,

Wm‘ l“*>'""l"l9lll °l ‘F0119 "l a course of instruction in surgical,

m1"! Mk1"! l0? all Minn“? medical, C-hiiilTtHYt-l and obstetri-

pinno, lical bargain. The 1V. '1‘. m‘ nursing to young womem qua.

WelincrCo, l.td.. Queue Sl- liiied to meet the requirements 116914-1041

.__._ _ SUMMER COTTAGE FOR SALE

Summer cottage and garage p at ‘Brighton shore. Apply to Revere H0101. or P. C. Brown.

FOR SALE DOUBLE TENEMENT house. Modern conveniences, 5"“ lwllilm. splendid invest- ment: also :1 acres good land

1/ mllei ‘it . . h-érhmd - y Aral: w: ca‘;

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For: 5...‘. "rwo ci-loros suit; .

l": 101s nu Pleasant‘ Street 42 x

110 feet. Part purchase can re- ‘

iiiziiu at interest. For particulars "hilly Palmer & Palmer, Solici- wm. Clty- 116201244421

Male Help Wanted m? Wfrhfsn SMART aov TO LOOK is,“ “mmeil- Apply 213 Queen

3| ous old slipper ship (llflfy "l "l"

.§___________ WANTED-MAN on sov AT

310:0‘ l0 work on farm. Good vimd- JOlm A. Coulson, Sea. ew.

Went t0 U. S. In Last Nine Months

(special to The Guardian.) lkgvASlilNfiTlfiN, ‘May 14.-—Th0 81X?‘ Pfilarlmont announced that KratYHli-in thousand ‘Canadians emi- mneu to mo. States during the last t“ rlllQlllllli. each paying a ‘head Li! tngb 5,7,;

Mrs. Alex.

Marshall,

could

B"?! lfllllpgll.

bEczema. Covered Arms of This Healthy Child

Sprncedslo, OnL, whiten- "When my little son was three month: old hs broke out in sons on his chest sad arm. '

nothing did him iy l ventured on s _ Ointment and ‘last wrwerc

yearn turn of the trouble since."

Dusuomousqouusovuaunmasmsosgss,

crop and implements.

Ramsay's, Kensington,

D. M. Lamont will preach at Stan- chel on Thursday May 17 ut 7.80 p. m.; also -Friday the 181i; at 7.30 p. .nl.

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DON'T M188 SALE OF A. C. Ramsay's, Kensington, Thursday, May 17th at l2 o'clock, of stock. 3i

1 THE AINNUAL MEETING of the

Thursday, May 17th at l2 o'clock, of stock. crop and implements. 3i

DANCE IN _ KENSINGTON. - There will be a dance in the Strand Theatre, Kensington on Wednes-

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED. Mr. and Mrs. ‘Peter iMcquairl, ‘City. announce the engagement of their second oldest (laughter Naomi, to Mr. F. Eariel Murphy, Agent, ‘C. N. R., Albany. lMai-‘riage to take place early-in Jun/e.

SUCCESSFUL OPERATION. '—' 'I‘-he many friends uf Mrs. A. it. Wise, city, will be pleased to hour that she successfully unilerweui an operation in the Royal Victoria Hospital, Montreal and is now convalescing ‘nicely.

W‘HO CA‘N BEAT THI-Sf-Mr. Alexander lCousins of ‘Burlington has in his flock six sheep with flf- teen lambs, correlating of three pairs triplets and three pairs of twins, all healthy and metered by their mothers. Five of the lambs are jet black although the mothers are white folk.

VERNON RIVER ClRCUlT-Ser

one knowing whcreabouls please 1030 a “L Cherry vnllpey, 230 p_ m_ notify Joseph Mathcson. hmff- subject “'l‘he Sword Bailbed in I-iea

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aid.

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?____________.___. 9"“? RUPTURE APPLIANCEBP-APPLI ll. Remains

Gavin Hard

aaces for Rupture, full particu- lars. Write J. G. Smith, British Appliance Specialist, 15 Downie BL, Stratiord, Ont.’ 120935-2341

MUSSEL MUD ORDERS-DELIV- erod at your newrest station, freight paid. ‘$20.00 per car 25,000 lbs. Order now. Address. P. E. 1. Dredging Co. MOlltfggélfi

. --- TO LET—TWO OFFICES NEXT to American Consulate. well lighted and heated. - Apply at Two Macs. 647i8-25-tf. ___.....____________.______ VASSNR HOSPITAL SCHOOL O‘F Nursing offers a. three years‘

of the school. The Hospital has a capacity of 225 beds, and there are excellent. facilities for the education, comfort and recrea- tion of the students; resident nurse instructor, class rooms. (lemonstration rooms—.separnte nurse-l‘ hails-spacious grounds, tennis and croquet courts. Full maintenance and an allowance oi ten dollars u month is given dur- ing the first year, twelve doi- lars during the second year, and fifteen dollars during the third year.- For particulars. apply Dir~ ector School of Nursing, Vassar Hospital. ‘Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 15-

W0r1d’s Fastest

of‘

vices liar Sunday May 20th, Vernon

vcn." ‘llhen Vernon 7 p. m. “Help From the Hills," Jhasior Rev. R0-

in the baking

been several cities and towns of Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. Sever- al thousand raisin loaves were re- cei\ ed during these several

lug a revelation

ihcir ileciding app;

being

industry. Already his Raisin iBread Campaign. has carried on successfully in

cam- of the ‘bread bP- to the different ulicd on to give

puigns, the quality

ridges who were c

m. prove C0,,’ More“ was m Wales Aid of the P. c. ilsluud l-los- a subfllslnllfll “"1"” We"

the (my yesterday ' pm“ Wm be hep) h, Sh puma pm. each case, ‘the same method of pm- "__¢v¢'_ ‘ — - [sh Ha", Tuesday May 22m] M 3 ccdure to be employed in the pres-

vv"- ... ‘v ‘ ‘ v~vv‘v~¢-§ p_ m_ cut campaign. _ ‘ ‘ r The intention at present is t0

DONYT wuss SALE 0F k c_ hold an llnterprovluci

ca-rried the ladies to become

lion ‘us. ihc general contest will be day May 10th. Special music. Ad- 1 _ d 1 b t _ mmsion for gems 50c‘ 2i $32“? mutli larger an e a ora e

that are not being recognized. ‘be

will be of a very generous uaturei‘ silver cups.‘ will be offered.

should be intcrestiilg enough into play.

liroud, luring cazriod indies of rl‘. i‘). l.

in l\.‘\‘iii_; iuvnitiry of Oul‘ broiht". ed this nu», .\l;i_y lr-th- 1920- Whg“ the QYUiliLEjJ, uiizuics are ii ' And we an‘ sitting irll iiianu. To our ‘ln-ur i111,

and about iliteen years ago Winn ~li1l)i3l'.lliilll2l‘i€(l, after which ‘he re- sided with his son- "in ‘Calgary.

Professor of Philosophy in Dnihou- sie University, will give two lec-l titres this week iu St. James iiuil, under the naispiccs cil‘ St. James Literary Society and the Ladies Guild. On Wednesday night at 8 o'clock ibe sulbjcct will be ‘Psycho- logy and llactry‘, on T-hursrlfly ul-ght ithe tyuibject will be Books and Reading. Professor Stewart is Fidmi-ttetlly one of the‘ foremost loc- turers in Canada, and one of its yreatest ed-ticatlcmalists. No one cam afford to miss those two great li-terury treats, and in order that no lune shall the [irice of admission has ‘been reduced t0 35 B91115- Thiosc who heard Professor Ste- want in his series of lectures last year will welcome the opportunity 0i.’ hearing hlm ilf-Talll-

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CO~OPERATITDN_DESIRED m AFFIXJNG POSTAGE STAMPS -ro LETTERS.~iit 2.. desired that

Ship Burned

(Canadian ‘Preas.) SEATTLE, Mny 14.—The tom-

Sea, said to he the fastest of her type in the world, was burned on the beach here yesterday, efforts to have her ‘preserved as a histor- ic relic having failed.

‘The Glory ‘was built in East Boe- ton in 1809 by Donald McKay, fem oua ‘builder of sailing ships. She made a voyage from l-iavre, France around Horn to Frisco in ninety days, a record never surpassed by any vessel of her type.

Donald McKay. designer of ‘the Glory and many others that brought renown to American sailing ves- sels, wins born at Jordan River Shelburne ‘County, ‘Nova Scotin September 10th, 1810 and died at Hamilton, Massachusetts just sev‘ enty years later.

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We did all wo to hcsl those terrible sores, but much good. . be: of Dr. Chats’

kept on using it. At lo tbs steady healing of the sores, sad finally he vm completely reliev- ed of them. He in new this; old, sud has had no l0-

tiw public co-opcrzite with the Post Office in nillxlnil ilflfilfige “Jlmpg in mnli ‘matter and for this '_iili‘p0S8 the following suggestions are offercll:-.‘\l'ya_vs place the stamps in ibo upper right hand cor- ner of ihc eirvvlnyo, well clear of

‘he athllcas. rnd by the way, the rouble is. that if you lick the 1mm“ in iii". good old fashioned

in u moment of en- ‘llllfiiliillil rcmnro too much of that rely nct-tvasazirj.‘ mucliags ‘which xhoulll l.< ep it i“. place on your let- .er. So just moisten the envelope mu press the stamp down firmly ‘ipon it,~‘;iv< we said before in the zipper rig-ht hand corner,——-maklng “ITS before dropping the letter in the street letter box or post otlice receiver that there is no danger of zhc stamp coming off while on its way through the mails, for ii it lees, then although the letter will "ie sent. on to its destination, the ierson to whom it is addressed nay have to "pay up" on account if the ‘missing postage. and may nake uncompiimentary remarks iccordingly about you-r careless 1ess."

vuy, ytlil mil};

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TWO GREAT LECTURES-Pro! {essor u. 1.. Stewant, M. 11.. Pb. nqllll‘

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Out: Silil yo. Wt‘ NiiW Olll‘

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MARRIAGES

April 25, 1023,41)’ Smith. DJD., Thomas

art, both of ‘Brewer.

si-dc, P. E. 1., ‘M Rev. Geo. S. Mitchell.

heod, both o!‘ Chnrl‘u.tttt0\\'l1-

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DEATHS

BEAlRSTO-— 14th, ‘George Beairsin. a illness. -l<‘uncrni zirrairgeme

from Montreal.

May 14th. aitcr an illness of sever al mouths, Mabel N.. the 0Y1 ilatightor of Leigh Lowther, ngc years, nine months. Funeral Wed needuy, May 16th, ‘at 2 p.m. SWALUOW-At the P. E. l. llospi lal May 14th, 1021i, “lililnm

He attained ouch fame as a de- llxn-er of speedy and beautiful illllll. that his bust bias been placed among those of the immortals in he Louvre, France. ~14}—--—

Prison Officials Indicted for Cruelty Causing Death

(Canadian FPQOQ.) ‘PENSACOLA, Flo" ‘May 14.- Iormer Sheriff Jones of Leon County, Waiter i-ligginbothsm, vhipplng boss in the convict camp if the lPuinam Lumber Company a1 '31 e,-1I‘lorida, and camp superin- zsn enit Fisher were indicted in the Federal Court here Saturday in

ommm

connection with thetdeath oi Ned Thompson, aged Negro who died as a result of alleged ‘brutal treat- ment nits in the Bataan Cam’

low. Funeral ‘today at 2 p. m. irompleveland .13 10 .565 the oldest settlement in the r - WPlBlIVa Undertaking rooms. lgmfilll ~--‘1'3 11 M2 vince. ‘lover ‘ready to further Idnoy T‘ T 3L .LDI'H'H'"_ cause that made for betterment in Washington 9 1 150 church or school or state lbe was Chicago _ _ _ _ __ q 12 '42s luetly regarded us one of the hi1. Boston _ I _ _ I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 13 "350 inrs of the community. He will be | Nflhnal Lawn’ ' sorely missed in Maipeque and his Team W L PC memory will iontg be revered by all _New York . 18' 6' ' ' who knew ‘him, He leaves to mourn 15L Lou“, ' ' ' ' ' ' "1311 his widow, formerly, Miss Emma a". I-Pittshurg :12 11 .522 Ramsay, luiic- daughter. Mrs. George monn-lduq ‘lChicngn 4,2 12 Z500 Thompson c‘? Montague; Evertot, a flggdqflomlhlflld Cincinnati .11‘ 12 .478 medical student at MoGili Univer- sb t Boston ..10 11 476 my and Ralph at home; also one tomorrow; thswor II Brooklyn . .10 11 ‘qsisister. Mrs. Wallace McLeod. Win- ifllllldihuF Plllla 715 231g nlpés. Tn the suddenly bereaved 5947 . “pm”. family The Guardian tenders deep- ‘ - -—-—<o>-—-—- est sympathy. . - - Artillery Inspection t... T, a... F..." ,1... ‘ilhe 'inspecltIion‘ of ab: Erlnfinifigie- wand Isl-and eavy r EB B ‘ - ‘ ‘ held on June 7th, which is much ~ earlier than any previous year. On g J‘une 11m, i-he haitteries leave r10;- Wlioggoipid , . _ . ., Pelawawa, return ng on une . bod; “ '4' '6 ‘ — 1 "id t l. ' ‘l! “liyoeihx Eghiarylthligavyonitrriililery Sm.“ oao-mmtuiu drill tonight at 7.30. As there will 19'1"“- ll-fi: only be a few drills before inspec- , \ f“: 1;‘, , tion. every member is asked to be “I; . ant Vacancies for six men. - ' second. isrfhil- W68 - ‘id u site. .1. ‘P. HOOPER.

‘oval. Prize! 0f Guardian, 174 Kent St.. Charlotte- Slyitll l" town. ivhere the name of the con-

ui Ralalulliave the mime and address of the Bread linking Contest during this summer, and in order to have the ladies throughout the provinces lu- ieresteil, these local contest-S 111"!‘ on, thus assisting‘ familiar ‘with the diifcreilt. phases of the situa-

This contest will be of special in- terest. to the people at ‘large. 118 ll will bring to the front, qualities - Conic forward with your raisin sides, the Iilonetary prizes, “which The‘ winning 0i’ the first iprize cup itself -to have the illiilUS bring their beat

The prcaout contest on Raisin on for the Province begins on hiay 15th and will end on May

g3,-,r_ the public notice in some time, Now for your Raisin Loaf for The -r\lli'9 of the contest are as this contest. furrows; Read our ads as they appear. .._ IN MEMORIAM , _E ‘Who Are My

dear livuuit iliilc, who deilall‘

f all-

ts Liicrc ‘comes a 1011?.-

.',,,,|.,y 1mg lanai. since

1i shock severe t0

sTEwART-sTEwART-lln Hanson. Rev. Ashley A4 Alcxaniitai‘ Stewart and ‘Miss Elmira Ann Stew-

iAi. Niuiipcque on 31M‘ fter at brief nil; (l<-.-_ ferred uniii arrival of sou Elll‘l'0l.l“p, m. No 8 Battery tomorrow night

LOWTHER—Ai North (‘lirlettlrni ly 13

. Team Swal-

carton must accompany each rais- in loaf being sent in for competi- tion. (ti) ‘Con-lest closes May 28rd at 6 o'clock. p. m. \ (i) Contest closes May 23rd at , t5) ‘Loaves ‘must weigh not less than one and one half pounds. The loaves are to be brought to the oilicc of the ‘Charlottetown

lcstiini vriil ‘be taken and the loaf mumbcrod for its place in the con- lest.

Loaves sent in by mail must person sending it, also be accom- i-‘llll“-" ll)’ an empty Sun ‘Maid l’ * “ lll, i-rvrifne it ‘will

at b1.- i‘ll ‘ Poiiomber, it does not math-i‘ ‘i. -t part of the pro- Viiit-u you iivo Ezi, you may enter, whiic r-cmforming Willi the ‘rules governing. ‘fble contest. is open t0 the ladies only, of P. E. l.

dlakcrs or people outside P. E. l. province not eligible.

»l’rizc:= u-re as follows‘. 1st. $25.00. 2nd $15.00, Clril $10.00.

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iouf and begin the foundation fnr entry in the biggest bread contest evcr c-zirricil out in Canada, which \\'-ill be held in the Marltimec ‘by the S-un Maid Raisin (lrowers' Barking Department: during the early lllifl of the tall.

\\'-o fool safe in predicting that this lilii contest will be the most liltercsiing. and also, educational feature that has been brought, to

Parents?” A Big Emotional Film

Written by Anonymous Author, Story is intensely ‘Human Appealing to All

Western AGuardian

'—WATCH ED LARK|N'S 811.19 Bl. New Annan on May 16th. 15-11‘

—NATU.RAL snows mo: iori feeding fakes. Big shipment due shortly. On-iy lilac per pound. Spe- cial price on quantities, at Bruce's. Sumrnerside.

—~BROKEN RICE. the cheapest fox food, highly recommended, only 4c per lb.. at. Brace’: Summer- side.

—~NEW LARGE SHIPMENT “Brayco" Brand English Fox New, ing just arrived. Write for nur up-' to-date fox booklet, second edi- tion. Enclose 10c for mailing. Bruce's, Summerside. 11628544541

-THE INTERESTING. humor- cus four act comedy drama "Cran- berry Corners” ‘will be ‘presented in the new hall, Freetown on Tues- day, May 22nd, at 8 p. m. if un- favorable Thursday, May 24th. 116800-5-0-71

W. K. S. Baseball Schedule

The following in the schedule for the West Kent School ‘Senior Baseball ‘League:-

‘May 14-—-Yunkccs vs. Red Sox. May 17~Giants vs. Yankees. ‘May 21—Glants vs. Red Sex. lMny 23—Y-ankees vs. Red Sex. May 28—Gl-an-ts vs. Yankees, May ill~tfllunts vn. Rod Sox. June iYirnkcvs vs. Red Sex. June 7-flinnts vs. Yankees. June li-eGi-anis vs. Red Sex. June I-l-Xunkees vs. lied Sox.

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W. K. S. LEAGUE STANDING

on ‘Lost RC.

Yankees . . . . . . . . . 1 0 1000 Giants . . . . . 1 1 .500 lied Sox . . . . . . . . . 0 1

Summerside Baseball Schedule

The first ‘game of the Summer- side. baseball league ls to ‘be played on hluy 28. Following is the sche- dulez-

Muy 28—lTloneen=-Rcd Sax.

May Ill-Red Sex-independents.

Julie 4——ludependeutax-Pioneers. June 7—lPioncers-Retl Sox.

DYGS

screen that it immediately secured

picture at the ‘Strand Theatre at 1.15 7, and 8.45 p. m.

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See Canada

OLWERTM“Lffgifgggmggflfil‘; Tnkc a thousand mile trip with dietcr .1. on. ver, and .M‘li.i‘.lfili‘(>.l ‘.\l. llrowu Mac-

free transportation, free meals, lrco bcriils and gut paid for doing it. Spend u full (lay in Montreal and visit its pliitres of interest and amusement. HOW? ‘By joining Nofls 2 or 8 batteries, Heavy Ariil- icry. Vacancies for a few men in ouch buttery, who must be of ‘good physique.

. No. 2 llnltiery drill tonight nt 7_30

lat 7.30 p. m.

How THEY STAND

American League

W. L. ‘PAC.

New York . . . . . . . . . . ..14 8 .636