\-

sr 9, 1926 £91.,“

‘if r’. .

ward} 4

w”.

EVE ‘vty-IFRFJARE FLIES USE. FLY-TOX

Fi‘Ft 1st:

TainlIEvery They ‘Touch -

A_ SOFT, spon

Make your summertime

freshness, cleanliness and good

A health.

FLY-TOX rittatrtias MOSQUITO BS

, hairy, reeking with unspeaka le filth, the fly’s foot oisons and defiles everything it touches. Germs of sickness and dread disease thrive in the putrescent ooze.

Kill the flies. Use FLY-TOX.

sec

one of

IOTIB- IOAGIIQ ANTS. FIJAE

>_.._..

FLY-TOX II a scientific

l: um dueiwed or Mellon bulimic o lnd-uninl

suavcll by Ru Frllowrllb

n‘ Amman A A‘ A A Q Iv vvv v vvv 1v vv

0n lusertlen . . . . . . lienr lnscrtl a

140st

tmssirlnn ADV

v v1 vv ‘V121

‘A

ERTISEMENTS

- l“ Dar lllsd e1‘ b Iordg IQ Der llns er 11 ‘ma, 76 per llm of I vrerdg

‘ I v r17‘

- Female Helpwdnted

LOST-A LIGHT GREY COAT swi-utcr left on players bench :11 Abegwelt Ball Grounds uftisl" I(‘inn-lottotown-Summcrside game. 1111111111 please leave at Guardian Uiflcc and receive reward.

1150-7-21

Main Help Wanted W;§;EI;;".I;;I;E‘WORK 0N lull-111. Apply W111. E. Johnston, Long ltlvcr. 21

CARPENTERS WANTED IMMEDI- ntuly. Apply 11111111111111111 & M411:- Aulay at Prouse llms.

1104-8-6-31

WANTED — MARRIED MAN FOR farm work. Apply Ilarry Jenkins, .\Il1i'I(1¢l Illilg, L.'l1't01vn.

1147~8-7-tf

MAN WANTED— IMMEDIATELY 111 work onfarmuApply to James Shin-l, Kcnslngton, ll. R. 2.

1091-8-5-41 FIREMEN, BRAKEMEN, ‘BEGIN- 111-111 $150-$250 monthly, 111st)

rlflrkii 111111111111 position?!’ Itaiiwny; llux llll. llll-l-li-Ii-Zi

'l‘eachers Wanted

WANTED _- THIRD cLAss TEA- t-hul‘ for Brighton Island school Stlpplcmuilt $40. W.‘ 1.. Allan, Srvretary. 1165-84121.

TEACHER WANTEOlFORfST. l'11t1-r's Lake School. Apply 1111111111; class and vkllfflflfiiltft! to ll. l-‘. .\iacDun:1ld, S e ’, Bristol.

'§§*-8-6-3i

Wanted

WANTED TO BUY OR Z-RENT- 111111111 house centrally located with 1111 modsrli" conveniences. Wrltu clo Guardian.

. 866-7-22tf.

WANTED BY OLD LADY—WORK taking care of 111011 or housekeep- ing I11 s111all family. Apply Guard- lun Office, - 1131-8-7-21

waurso- canoe r011 A Mod--

111. Ii. 1.. Palmer. iilhonc 116.

1152-7-31

WANTED TO RENT 7 OR 8 roamed house, modern conven- iences. Apply Box 247. George- io\v11_ 1146-8_-7-3i

For Sale

FOR SALE -— BABY CARRIAGE In excellent condition. Apply 339

h Etiuton or phone 746 L. I- _ 1 j-tdr - a} -_.._. 4X’ '- -_'_ CHEVROLET BABY.PRAND TOU- Plns car for saio:_<;cI'1enp.-Apply Windsor Ssrvlcc Station. ,_ 1154-7131.

_

FOR SALE-df/HOICE ‘FARIM- OF 35 iwrcs n; Canoe Cove, formerly "Wilctl by Neil S. Macbean. For Daltlculars apply to Fred Ilytlc. ‘War/nu. ' 1 1189-8-7-31

“*—~———--__

_ ., J. Lester Douglas 4

39 Queen lsrect "fisrlcttatcwn, P, 5, l,

Cream leparstcre THE susnrtec sucrlou rsso ~

lklms cicsn at any speed.

Terms 1c suit customers.

a1 housewprk. Apply Althcn, Georgetown. 104

two. N0 washing.

middle one children. Stale lereneu rtetliilretl. Z.. Guardian. 1

aged wo111c11

121111111111111111111

I11

llll.

G. F.

fice A1111. 10 1o 18th

SELLING OUT honnt-l. (lcrlnau llcgistertd stock. prices. 150x fairuis. ont- yt-ar.

The following are the

RUNS

Miles Ii. MoLalna 201 1 .1. liulgcr . 1C6

'l‘otnl A vcrage hour.

liilles . 508 speed-ZZ 1000 fillies, 35%.

sumed Doyle.

UVGI‘

the winner.

Island. was on the second day

was that after

finished the run at 33

may be mentioned

was used on the trip.

Terms at asle-

hl" iilrte cn band. Write of PM!“ ‘Ill Of ‘Q. Mace;

RUFUS BTEV

nccnmsttnnetl to salary. Apply X. Y.

ideal watch

WANTED—A MAID FOR GENER-

Mrs. G. A. 8-8-3-61

MAID WANTED -_. (WITH EX- pcriauce In cooking) in family of

Extra good

Wages to capable person. Apply A. B. care of Guardian.

W A N T E D-—- HOUSEKEEPER,

pro 111111111. cars

120-8-0-lwk

Miscellaneous

TWO BOARDERS CAN BE AC- privute family. Apply by letter t0 "Li" care Guar- 1144-11-7-31

JNO. McDONALD. LAND BUR- veyor, l-lermanville, P. E, l, 596-7-10-1mo

HUTCHESON OPTOME- irist will be absent from his of-

inclusive.

1151-7-31 POLICE DOG Police

Reasonable

1141-8-7-01

The-Non Stop Run

official fig-

ures relative to the 1000 mile non‘ stop run of the "Whippet."

llrs. 2-1-—325.---1il

l65——33l—15 l-.‘. Perry . . . . . .. 201 l43-—344-—,l8

434-1000 46

miles per

Number of gallons of gas per

(‘orreet guess 11s to number con- route-Mr.

Frank

'l‘wo other guesses were the same as tha above, but as mentioned be- fore the run, the first correct num- bcr of gallons would be declared

The route taken by the Whippet throughout was from East Point to .went Cape and other points 0n the

Only one puncture was expiiflllllc‘ ed by the Whippet on the run; this

when a lit-

tle time was lost in changing.

A notable feature of this car working now, ilevelnpetl a mileniifl oi 23-12-

on the

miles per

gnllon, lruly a, good record. There- fore Mr. iMdbnlna I11 to be congrat- nlnlod on his unique test 0f the "twlllppet." ' For tI1o 1.1.1.8111 of auto fans it that only 1 vqiiart of oil and 1 Gilli" "l will”

'fifififiT§EF

-1 1.111.... tor Mrl- Frlnk "WW1 01¢» valley. Tuwhy- Milli" "ll" at 5 p. m. so acres oi atandinl "IY-

kusou. Auctioneer.

Central Guardian

‘s1-11NcL1:s'Ano‘rosrs, Cargo lust arrived best quallly. W. T. Weir, Stanley Bridge. i 8-9-21.

8T. DUNBTANRS CATHEDRAL- At the 9.30 and eleven o"cl0ck mas- 1101-1 a1 St. Dunstan’s Cathedral yes- terday, the Rev. A. -1.. SInuott'of tho Cathedral staff preached very $311,111: sermons on the “Mercy of

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Morrlssey an- nounce the engagement of their daughter, Helen Evangeline 1o Mr.

Plugs to take place the latter part of this month. 1168

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED —

Martin h‘. Power, of Mermaid. Mar-

Funeral of the Late Frederick ‘Groom

The funeral of the late Freder- lck Groom took place on Saturda? and was largely attended. Rev. W. M. Ryan officiated. The remains were laid to rest in the Peoples Cemetery. '

The late Mr. Groom leaves to ‘ mourn his wife, formerly Miss Char lotto Howatt of Georgetown, three sons, Alfred engineer 0i.‘ the Water- works Department. Summsrside, John and Percy ofChai-lottetmvn, and one daughter, Mrs. Steinbren- ner 10f Washington, D. 6.. who ar- rived home in time for the funeral on being apprised of her father's‘ death. '

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

DEVELOPED AND

. 1 PRINTED

FHOTOORAIPHS autsncsmen-rs

ORASWELL STUDIO . 137 Great George street

"Mr. Patrick Cairns, Vernon Riv-

er. was n_ visitor to the city oil Sat- urday.

The Royal

Commission

(Continued from page 1)

[Odd Fellows Convene‘

MODERATOR COMING — Rev. A. J. MeGlllivary, I). D. Moderator of the Presbyterian Church of Can- llilfl. BXIJscts to visit Prince Ed- ward island During‘ the present month. i111 will preach in St. James Church, probably‘, on‘ August 15th, 0i’ which definite announcement will be made.

THE LECTURE TONIGHT-

Strand 'l‘i1eatre this evening. Ad-

aFloral tributes wcr from the following:

‘Mrs. John Miller and daughters, Mr. C. H. Love, The Charlottetown iGusrdIan, ‘Staff of Jenkins» and son. iMr. and Mrs. J. 1R. Burnett, Mr. and Mrs. T., Roy Cudvmore. Mrs. , R. T. White, the Mechanical Dbpartment of tho Canadian lNatlonal Railways. Miss Margaret .M. Miller.

Mr. Robert Mosaervey and Besides many 'ilowars and mes- MP- 13911111111111 Acorn will. sages of sympathy from friends far conduct a vocal solo and and near,

Miss Kathleen l-lornby a. violin Thu Guardian [UDIICTR sincere solo, the lecture 0i Professor Har- sympathy u, [he Badly pal-mum; vcy. on Edward W-hslun, in the l-nmlyy -

a received

Mr. and Employees of

had not ‘been foreseen when the car farry was put on and the speak er said that trade-In genaralhad now grown to such‘ an extent that he believed a second car ferry 1o be nlbsolutely necessary. 1f there was no water shipping available, the crop, as the situation now stood, could not all ‘be moved. ‘There wasu lack of dockiuig facilities. Trade had developed ahead of the facilities.

Mr. Wallace L. Higgins present- ed a history of potato shipments during the fall of 11125, showing

protected t-nrs, and also from lack of yard room and storage accom-

tbe serious delays due to lack of H

mission free.

NEW PASTOR COMING — Mr. Murdock R088. representative EI- der 0f Zion Presbyterian Session 11118 received a communication from the Rev. ‘Scott Fulton dated the 41h. lHHL, stating that he does not intend taking his planned trip to the Uld Country this summer, ow- lug‘ to unavoidable delays. it is his intention to start for Montreal from Toronto in about three weeks. so that he will be able t0 reach Charlottetown I11 ‘September,- there- fore It is likely that Mr. Fulton will enter upon his duller, of Zion Church 11s first announced in the month 07f September.

RECEIVES SAD NEWS. — Mr. S. 1.. Hardy, -Clty, received a tele- gram from iBuston Friday, Aug. 6th conveying the sad news of the sudden deuith of 111s sister, Mrs Lorne ‘Stewart. she leaves to mourn her husband and two sons. Stanley aged sixteen, 11nd Ralph

PLEASED VISITORS YFROM QUEBEC.—Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zakem with Messrs. Isaac and Al» bert Zakem. and Misses Mary and Nakel Znkcm, St. Damlah. P. (1., are at present visiting their tlnugbt er, Mrs. Nemir Tweel, 45 Elm Av- enue, City. Thiuis their first vlult and they are greatly impressed with the beauty 0t the City and Province.

lo I11

LOCAL STORMS.- Both Satur- day and Sunday mornings this I'm- vince was visited by severe storms. The first, an electrical storm 111' some violence, killed a cow past- ured 111 the Hlllblllbllfl of the city, and one o1‘ the tbolts also split a telephone pole at York Point from top t0 bottom, putting a number of ' telephones out of commission. Yesterday 1110rnlng's wind and rain from the dfiitheast, nt one tlnui was blowing forty miles an hour. The rainfall, one half inch in nine hours, is almost unprecedented.

In t|1

a1

ferred blockades and to discrimination in freight rates other ports of (tsnnda. ed by quoting from

shorter haul from an Island port to Boston, cost seven rents nmre than from London, ()nt., and 11c gave another cnso 111 which busi- ness had dealers 0011111 higher priced goods lPIlVCIIlllg over

moat appeal to

timdaition. The witness also re- to delays owing t0 snow ‘between here and ‘He show- rates that r1

been 10st ‘betmuse the not compete with

Tiger routes, lbecatise of similar discrepancy In rates.

Mr. J. O. Hyndman, the emit-lud- g witness, spoke of the inalie- lacy oi‘ facilities for handling

utittnnobllcs at Borden.

Eloquent Sermon

(Continued from page 1)

.nm'1nal, full-rounded, whole-

some life, and 1n the manner and

zcortllng to the methods which

bis own pectilim"

01‘ Re-

IIliillU, ngotl 5 years, daughter 0t‘ James 11111110, passed away 0n Tues- day, August 3rd, at the home o1 her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Keenan, Wood Islands, 1’. E. 1., 111’- ter a lingering illness. The fun- eral services were acid on Wednes- day. being conducted by G. Wil- freti Fletcher, Student Pastor of Murray itlvcr Baptist Church.

RETURNED FROM ROME.- Rcv. Gavan 1". Monaghan, P11-, D. son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Monagh- an, Weyn1011tl1 Street, has return- ed 1'ro111 Rome, where he spent the past two years taking a special course of study, and where he re- ceived his degree 01' Doctor of P1111- osophy with honors. 11c will be at- inched to the Faculty of St. Dun- stairs’ University as Professor of

left Mass.

nine years. Also n11 aged mother m 011B ulster. Mrs M. u. ‘CPOORUH, and W}? two brothers S. 1.. and ii. 1.. pansoNALa Illlrdy all of 1111s city. ____ Mr. and Mrs. A. 1C. McNeiIl. Cav- BEREAVED HOME __ “em, endlsh, were visitors to the City

on Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. J. B- Arsennultl Louis are visiting for a few days in the city.

Mr. and Mrs. Newton MaeNsvin Worcester,

last week for

Mr. Charles Taylor, Malpequc, leaves this morning on an extended visit to Vancouver, B. C.

Miss‘ Mayo Coylc, Charlottetown, is visiting in Summersidethe guest ‘of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Silliphnilt.

Rev. Father Campbell 0f St. Cec- eIIaJs Church, Boston. Mnss., is vis- iting 0n the lslalnl anti at present is the guest of Rev. J. .1. MacDon-

Phllosopby. Father Monaghan is be- am’ Summgrslde-

nature, will accept (‘hrist 11s his Saviour, unite with the churt-h and join 1111111111 wll-ll others, who have pledged tbetnsclves to the ilIlVullCC- ment 0f the 1111111110111 of God. When nil is said a11d done there is nothing that will do more for the boy than the fellowship of his father, 111s dad. llnppy is that latl whose Dad is 1111s most intimate friend, the one to whom he natur- ally turns utevery new crisis I11 111s physical and mental IIBVIIIOD- mam. Nor is- tbere nnythiilr! noblcr for the father than to bu n companion of his -boy. It ls n great thing for a lather to he a boy with his boy, to IJCRIII where he finds the boy, and to lead him tlny iby day I11 n strong manly cnm- punimtshlp until he 1111s inspired Illm with the notblc ideals of Christian manhood.

‘It ls very inn-resting to note nn an (ict-tislun of this kind that 111a only Incident mentioned 1n the lift‘ of our 1.0111 from 111s birth until

$1

Dill!“-

dogs for

Ages two months t0 'l‘wo ilosttin Terriers. 1111111- 111111 fvnlale. Valley Silver Fox Farm, St. Stephen, N. ll.

lnces.

Monsignor Alt-llolmltl officiating, of Florence K1111; 111' ilut11'gctow11, to (iomellus (lautlet of this city. The bride wore a blue tailored suit, llllll was atteutled by her sister, Miss Ada King, while Mr. Ernest Mcidsrlane supported the groom. After the ceremony the happy c011- pie left by the Borden train for a trip through the Maritime Prov-

I-fiil

A NEW RESIDENT - Mr. John .I. l.oft has arrived in this city from Coventry, England, and it Is ple- asing tn learn it 1s his Intention in remain 111-re. Mr. Loft Is a forni- er naval man having served with distinction 111 the lato war and was in the famous Jutland engagement. lie Is the proud possessor 0f three decorations. Mr. l.01t is the last of the family to take up their resi- dencc 111 Canada and he is the type of young .man who will make iri- ends and a success 0f any work he undertakes.

IN MEMORIAM '

In Loving Memory of my dcar husband, Ptc. Heath W. McQuarrle. Victoria, who was killed In action August 8th, 1918.

His dust is asleep in Flanders

And our eycs with tears go dim.

As we light cur lamps 1n the

gleaming

And silently think of him,

‘May the Heavenly winds blow

’ acfiily

O’cr that ewcct and ballowlfl spot.

Though the m divides his‘ crlvv from home g; -, .

Hc will never be forgot. '~

INSERTED 111v 111s vnrs. 11cc.

city and province.

years is spending a pleasant va- cation visiting her sister, MrsJDr.) A. n. Reid, city.

Il

Mrs. John Quinn and her (laugh- ter Florence, left Saturday morn lug on s visit to Boston. They were

In warm] welcomed 1101s a111l ""—' Ills urblir mlnistr was when 11c heart“), eolllmrfllulated m] is Bu‘? y Mr. Rankin of the FitchbtiranSclr “W. I," M“ 15m, Wynn 3pm,; now cess in the Eternal City. “m” and Mr-“l- Rallkln n“ “lmmlmli In 111s 1111111 year, the Nazarene lloy their annual holiday in Uharlottc- ha,‘ runchpd H“, ago m]. helm

WEDDING BELLs _ The may. mwnv $119913 at The Ru“- 11111111- u “S011 of the Law". H" l-lnge w“ ploleulnlzod l“ 3L mm,’ ——, _ 0511711‘ forth for t-mlfirnlntltiu, so stairs Cathedral on Wednesday MN“ R~ B- Rullenlmry “I Wm‘ \\"‘ll PFPililPWl “'03 ll‘? fill‘ ll"! m‘ mumlng a; hall- m,“ 11w.’ m,“ iillleg. after i111 110801106 of "ll"! liginus axmniuntion that "all who

ilenrtl Ilim were astonished at His

ntlerslandiilg and answers." It.

is important tn remember that the (‘111-let Child was not there as a teacher. colve Instruction from the doctors of the law.

His desire was to rc-

tNo doubt His answers

y .

Herelfhis Week

The sixty-ninth Annual Conven-l tion of the Grand Lodge of the ln-‘ dependent Order of Odd! Fellowal the Grand Encampment and the‘ Rebekah Assembly of the Maritimcl Provinces, is to be held in Char-l iottetawn this week, and it is ex-| pacted that between six hundred; and eight hundred people will vii-n, 1t 1.11s city in connection with the. - event. Most of these will arrive by‘ 1188b, pllré and mOSC d8“!!- t0day’s and tomorrow's boats and? ,

1...... ions m flavour.

A number of the Odd Fellows

and Rebekah sisters have already, BIOWI 7‘C Grands! P¢l§°¢ “a arrived In the city by Saturday

. SIIEBIIIIIIMPSHIIME ll WINNER "

Following is the week's program:

Monday. Augustflb

'8 p. n1.-—Specia1 Session of the Rebekah Assembly in the Hearty. liiomorinl Hall to receive the re ‘ port of the Committee on Creden-l tials, and confer the Assembly De,

gfee- ' int-k 1.111111. sailing the “Sl1e1ba". tbc first rountl- "P-No" and Tufldi)’: 51111145919!" Iwgllit-b ln- bus been putting I11tu"M1ncg11u" several limes indulging

9-30 “~'n~'“lJlw“lul§ $953k)“ olvlrat-ing 1111111111011 during the last 111 a t-lust- fight pvt-r 1111111 1111111111111. m“ lll-ebelmll AsllellllllYv l" “earl-Z two “sacks, scored u 111-ll l‘lll'l.ll‘tl U11 the 11121-111111 round the

Memorial Jlall- . 10 n. m.—10pening Session oi

Grand Encampment in Odd lFellowsl 1111.

“ZQ-pbyr," which by the way was footers on Saturday. sailed by Mr. (‘beater At-orn. who

T111: “Shebzfl had not been lllilli-‘lbllti 11s tlint i1 is sixtceli years 111g much 0|‘ a showitlg nil ne-nsuinuint-t- he rat-ml a boat, nlunaged anti only the fans, who 11nd been to work otri ahead of tlu- "Sllielli". 1.1111111 114111111111: their the wind gradually

victory tivur the other cigblc-eti‘

2 p. mw-Mcmorlal Service, Ila-l bckah Assembly, Conducted byqwau-hing 111-r l1c1'it11'111a11t:1-. 11111-1111: llH- t1tlu~r Maple theaf Jlebeknh Lodge o1’ Sumltlm last week or so since Jack positions and

merslde, , . llfll: ‘took t-onunand, were prepared iufduurtzasliig. As the Iloats rimmi- 2 p. m.—-Sec0n1l Session orlthc s111'pris<-. It'll lllb‘ Pllfk llllili’ "l"! 719mb" Yul‘ Grand Encampment. I 'l"l1t.- boats got away iu a pretty tho ilnisb the wintl was vI-ry 3 p, m,—esecond 3,151,193,; gegglonlsiart at 2.30 crossing 1111- line well light. “ZRIIIIIN stood In toward Rebekah Agggmbly i111111~l1ctl with "P-no" leading 111111 the Park ou-t of llifi U116 Wlllle 7_3g 1y m__speclal 355310“ 0f1“'/.e11i1l1" n11 the tag and. ’I‘l1e skipper 1.111111 10111111118‘ sitllpilglb‘: (Jraml Loflgg lll (Jlld lrelll,wg' “all, first leg was 111 11-111111111111‘, Buttery ‘line IoIIIhe stake mat 11 tuiqld m reach,“ the report o; ‘he LIVOHPIPUIIII"IIIIUX"I)BIIIE the” 111st Ulvlllllkq Shebzrs . ‘qlltqyuiits ‘stun; “no true mlttee on Credentials and c011i'c1'“l""" ~ '*’l"""‘ - “Why! m“! m“ I .. ‘ I" l‘, “m! ('0' “g ' ' lhdbelk" rt-nlalulng on the purl “Zenltlii-i‘ 1111111 111111 for 11 whllc- It

the (lrnml Lodge Degree, _ __ _ ,_ _ _ ., H .. _ N .. n“ ,_ 3 ‘L “Lwblxenlpuncuuon o‘ menu“); while .\i111c1,nt. and 1.1111111 111111.111 us 11 1111». 1'. o and . I111

~ 1 .

:1 '1 1 1' ‘k lulnlt-llatt-ly they goo“ 111111111 also get In- ahead of

Rebekah Degree in the Assenllilyliqllgtiitd ‘zhpdlnnp Human“): for nmglql‘, “Zpnnhn h", n HK-m m” tame

111111)] o! PFllll-‘e (l! fwflles g?nlegelzby lmstlbnuil side 1111 llu-lr hlltiilliiilftl to 111-r n-sgy’ 111111 it was unybotlls astegree team ron1 p111 _. '» ,,-.,, m y.“ . w ,.|_

bekub Midge of (Ihurlottctown. loI-fhul" H“ h,“ h‘ “W” Md hkIMLh H“ u“ l H m “a CNNHH

. why." lln- builis tnrltt-tl again It, The “She-ba" finally liufilfll will lowed by u’ Recmnlo" "pa" l“ flmwn-i stwn that "Zenith" hail "ainetl the "’/.e111tl1" by about a“ bouts 111111 Fellows and Rebekahs, ll“; lenli iullouctl byllcnglb with "I‘~.\'11" a ir-w wt-nntls

“Shrbifl and "P~.'~l‘.>" WIIU hail int-en later and "Mlnegorw a 1111s» fourth

wumnday’ Auw" "t" havlnr :1 little 1111a! -1I 1l11-ir o\v11.}“7.¢*1tl1.\’l"' flflll fiilil ‘filWllW fillilll- 9 u’ luffThml Session "f Re‘ The positions :11 1111- wi|.-l\\'n1'1Il ’l‘|1is was 11111- 111‘ the 11111111 1311141- helml‘ Assumm)“ wert- "'/.t-11ltl1", "Sin 111", "l'-.\'<1"Il11l: r.'1< i-s _\-*i ril-lfml lt"lll lfltlll ill“ ll-l 3- Ilifiilllllllllll-l sll-‘lfill-‘n 0t "ylinr-cno". “Sbvllf 4111.1 ‘-,'/,t»;1i1y1"'.|yat-ltlsurclis 111111 spectators luilnis ilrand ‘Lodge lil ‘P141109 0f will“ 'l‘l1t1'11ox1 mark. North River buoy 11f view, only seconds separating ' Ci-lllvge llBll- found lrisitiuns as 11111 the 011d of the t-raft during the whole race. 11 n. n1.—-C1vic and Provincial __..... . ..----»