- Guardian. qfficc. W... .

A ‘fflfitii-AUGIJSI‘,

Vi.

1:“ . ,, .11,‘ i

us. 3.413s ofilgneo,

Kai .

' f?‘ ‘Agontsi t-Wanted

warn-so c‘ |.|v_ ~ seam-s for

gWatkins 150 products. Direc to consumer. Write The J. ll. I-tkins 00., 879 Graig Bt..__Waat,

ontresi. _- . m Help Wanted-Male

WANTED-d/Ian to work on rancl. 511913’ J. B. ' Rombaugh, Mt. Edward Road, Charlottetown.

‘ 875-9-21.

‘SALESMEN WANTED FOR "Th! Old Reliable Foothill Nurseries‘ '. to solicit orders for high class nursery stock Experience usneo essary, territory reserved high est commissions paid, handsomr . equipment. Write for full particu- 1- lars. Stone d: Wellington, Toron- .- _t0, Ontario.

was: uouzv 1+ HOME.-— sis

_, to $60 paid‘ weekly for your spare time writing show cards

' (or us. No canvassing. We in-

, struot and supply you with the

. works West-Angus Show Card

. Service, 102 Colbourne Blding Toronto

Wanted >--—-+-—i—- WANTED-A POSITION BY EX- ’ pericncetl man to take charge oi’

_l'ox ranch. Apply at Guardian - Office. 853-8-31.

‘ROOMERS WANTED. — LARGE front room, suitable for two. Gentlemen preferred Apply 113'.’ Kent street. 901-10-0i

.___€___________, WANTED—OlN‘E LARGE ROOM or two small ones for light housekeeping. Apply Guardiall Office. 903-10-2i

For Sale o-—-.—---—s—-—-i————-——i OLD PAPERS FOR SALE-AP-

ply Guardian Office.

FOR SALE——An organ at a bar- gain. Write A. B. C., Guardian

- FARM FOR SALE.- AT CALE- dollla. known as MacLcllllnWs

"it? earth

X fills-Wt‘ ‘stiff-o’... ~

e.-- era"?

1 Help ‘Wanted-Female

10,1922’ 1 l - ~ 1,"F-r1i p ‘ ‘F.

'"1';l".'..-:' “rt-aim II. Boll! ml one word.

Ill for elli- l llreao halal-III! oral. ail must

.'Y

00K worse-oils willing-l; learn at the Clifton so... ,_ sro-s-tr.

WANTED A MAID FUR GENER- al housework. Apply Mrs. James D. HBBBII, ZBIGKSII! 5t. 847-8-31:

is...

LADIES cos-me HOLEFROOF

Guardian lHOP-from Holman’: Catalog. -~‘Sunlmarside train for the

Emerald picnic next Saturday

afternoon at 1.45.

HOSIERY at 75c pen pair, Pun die Fersuson. Shoe Store. _ » Aug. 9 2i

FATHER McQUAI-DiB PICNIC will he peld in Emerald (right near 111° 81811011). on Saturday next.

LIVE FOWL—1S. B. Pendleton will buy hcsvy live fowl over 4 1-2 lbs. at Village Green and vicinity Wednesday nnd Thursday of this

WANTED-Immediately maid for general housework. flood wanes.‘ -_Mrs. CL. Miles 80 Longworth Ava, Phone 825. 712-7-1f.

».._ -._ . i

WANTED FOR SMALL FAMILY ‘by- August dist, small house or bungalow, centrally located with modern conveniences. An ply Guardian Office. 698-7-31

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Miscellaneous

__.___.______. JNO. ALFRED MoDONALD, BUR veyor. Harmony Jet. 733-21!

_ _.__.._.:__-_.-_.._. CHiM-NEV SWIEPER. chimney fixer. Apply Andrew Brown, 21 Hiilsboro Street. 864-9-12i

APPLICANTS DESI-RODS OF ‘EN. terlng September class of North

ses write Superintendent.

___ BEGlNlNlNG FRIDAYi. AUG. ‘l1 Dr. Green Hunter River will the in Bratalballe on Friday nnd Stanly Br dge on Saturday or chcll wcck. ulltil further not- ,ice 1383-10-31.

SNAP SHOT FlNlSH-ED~-—<Save money nnd time by sending your films to us to be developed and printed. Give us n triaL-Enl- pire Studloplfiii Great George lSt. 865-0-1mo

Teachers Wanted 1

_ TEACHER WANTED for Mlllvalc

supplement $100.00. — S-bl-ii-Ji

School, Alfred ‘Murphy, Secy.

Past (irand Masters Maritime i.0.0.l‘.

Adams Training School for Nun"

noun.

BE ONE OF THE CROW-D ISBN- 1118 town on Saturday afternoon Jlext for the picnic at Emerald iStation.

CHILDRENS GOLF HOSE’. — 50c and 60c per pair, Purdie Fer- Euson, Shoe Store. Aug. 9 2i.

_ Saturday afternoon at 1.15 is the time the crowd‘ leave for the big Picnic at Emerald

LADIES SILK HOLEPROOF HOSIERY ‘in c. large variety of shades at $2.00 per pair, Purdi 1“01‘8"5°i1. $111M‘ Co. Aug. ‘J 21

The day uftcr tomorrow is tllc day of the Big ‘Picnic at Emerald Station. Train leaves at 1.15.

Mr. G. J. Rouscil, ‘Supreme Pre- ‘Sii18lli; of tQo Sons cl‘ England, ac- coulpzllllcd by Mr. David J. Poe- ltor, Supreme Secretary are in the ‘city ml official business and ad- dressed melllbcrs of Eton zlud Prince Edward lodge on 'l‘ucsda.'i night.

CRAPAUD AND SPRINGFIELD Church of England service next ‘Sunday at Springfield at 11.00 n. nl. and at Crapllud llt 7.00 p. m, Sermon subject—"Tlle most popu lar sill ill the world." Everybody invited to these services.

CHURCH OF ..-SCOTLAND.— Tile Conllnunlon of the Lord's Slip ber will he ‘rbacrviztl at illlurcllill on Saillbatll. Aug. 20th, services at 10.30 a. nl. and 0 1p. ‘m, Prepara- tory services on Thursday at 2 p. 1a.. nnd Salim-day p; 7.30 p, m_ Thanksgiving service Monday at 10 ll Ill. Rev Theo. Ross, formerly of Bctlcqlle will assist the pastor.

JLIBERAL CONSERVATIVE

ldarnl, 75 acres of land with, good buildings, 65 clear and ill- good state of cultivation, and the rest ulldor good growth of hardwood, nnd convenient to illllirciiilu _u'l_ld school. For {urin- cr particulars apply to M. J. Stovrnrt, Caledonia. 905-10761

Lost

LOST-Jo the city sum of money

on Sydney St, between Pownal‘ tuuiisrrlnr or. theresllonts- Rs- ‘ wai-dten

season/its‘

», bliss llelcll Yeo and Miss "Pearle Jones returned to tllc city ‘ilitor u visit to hlolltrcal, Quebec Pinnd Sllerorooke. .,

Miss IXG-lutlys Bell. t‘:f0l‘llll(il‘iy oi‘ ‘CililTLQiICiDWli is visit tin-g in Cllaricttctbwn‘. the guest 'ni Mr. and Mrs. Hugh S. McKay.

* Rev. Dr. Jns C. McGuigan of Edluullioll, Alberta, has arrived ‘on a visit to his parents, Mr. and ’-Mrs. Gctlrgc M1Guigfln. city. Fut- llcr MCGdllgilll is secretary with ‘l-ils Grace Archbishop OLeary.

William lrlarrison, seven year oldson oi‘ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Yates, who was operated oll lust Friday at the P. is}. I. llosiliilli 101‘ appendicitis is progressing favor-

inbly.

Rev. Dr. nnd Mrs. Annalld }l.l".'c' zrcturlled to l-lnnsport. N. S.. from an enjoyable visit to Alberioll. l’. ‘E. I. Willie on tllc island they were guests oi’ llev. G. A. nml Mrs. Christie. i ‘

I BIRTHS

asRRlcAN-At ille (‘lty llospllnl on Angus-t. 8th. to Ml‘. nnd M15- Georre llorrigan. n (K111511101-

‘1 BOSWELL-w“. Lelfiiianlls. Vic-

,‘ torla, Tuesday. Mgust 8th to Mr.

‘_. and Mrs. it. K. lloswcll. (I100

.Miss Ruth, Mdcilrcgor). ll dauiiil" ter. . ’

l

i DEATHS

DONALD, — At 504i. View. on Au- gust 4th., 1922,‘ liirs. Wm. A. 1111"" midmlgcd 80 years.

,ROBERT$——MZ Highfield Alli! 9th.

‘Robert Roberts.‘ aged 67 Years. funeral from the residence of hid

‘son .J\lil0i, lilglllfield, Friday thc

' 11th. instant. at 2p. 1n. interment l-‘uirvicw Cemetery.

1i McGRATH-Died u. st. John. N- B.. Tuesday. Aug. 8th, Mary H- ‘luhcrsth. and

v%e oi‘ Mr Justin , tho "late Rupert

st daughter 0f

and Mrs. Nor»

1, ton f this city. unerui from 111° rosi ell/c oi ller nlotllel. 70 11D"

qpor Prince Si. ,Frit' afternoon ‘It 2.30 t0' St. '-

, (Gypsy). tho

flitriiub , . inn-s“!

‘ ‘ville, originally

1 1886-87.

' 'l‘ourist ‘Association. Past,

.11. ‘angers.

Tillllllib nail sketches oi’ the liv- ing past grand masters. l. O. 0. F. of tllc Mnrltinlc have been prepar- ed by A. l-‘. Mcsscrvey, a, premiu- out. l-iaiifllx Oddfcllow, as follows:

Robert Hlckin, of Pictou, who for many years» has been 0n the staff of tile Marine and Fisheries Department as . specter of Fisheries. Master. 1875-77. Senjamln Brenner, of Charlotte- town. ‘well known in business cir- cles in _Prlllce Edward Island. Ill earlier life one of the stalwarts,

Grand

“m? Fwd" “m” and most efficient llremibcrs of the ' '11rtlor.——G‘ltnd--Mnster, ..1885-36.

Graham .Wbldden,, cf Wolf- of Antigonisll Both tllcreand in Ilalifrlx he Wils engaged p51- 4; mime in lllercantll: life. Afterwards ‘became a Ben- ticnlall farmer. Grand Master,

~ ‘D.

James L. Stewart. of Chatllazll.

Miiiwwn’ elf-M. P. ‘ll. editor of the Chatllam “

well-known amateur accepted author- Grand

world. a yacilinlnn. and an lty in that kind of sport. blaster, 1887-88. Wm. H. Wsathenspcon, of Gran- ville Ferry. intimately associated for years with tllc shipping intol- csts of that port, nnd activelY identified with the business af-i fairs of tllc town. Grand Master, 1888-89. John H. Sutherland, one of the well-known citizens of Halifax. lor mully years 611E380“ 1" ‘11119111955 i“ that city. fterwurds chief custoll-s zlppraistll‘ 0r the D011 01 11mm,“ Grand Muster, 1802-93. ..l-'i. W. Rogers“ of Amherst. a lending barrister in that County (luulborlanti. Grand ‘Master. 11194" 95. ' _,T.‘B._Grady, of Summerside. a prominent official lllollt Jlailwa-Y "1 Prim“ Edward island. Grand’ Master. 18911-97.- Jamcs R MailiifzlliidliuéY-‘ilgfl - . ‘RPS comic el - iifiliuikhs lwntcillllaltel" and 10W" eilcr, uflerlvards removing i" Sllcrbrooko to 0011111101- 1119 5am“ nut-pt business nnd 1101 1H “"1" lector of customs. Grand Mast??-

18:31:11‘: D. McKean, of Wédi-Vmé» mcl-challt tailor, Grand M01110!‘-

1899-90. , ..c. s. Allan. of 81- John. 101111‘ 0r lllcrciulnt of tilili. 011i! W1“?- oru-l- giving up 1111111110"- “P-“iud he could not remain oi 1011-11110 and accepted tllc position of sgggfgulry c1‘ the New lirllnswick " ' l Presi- dent of thc (‘nnlldlall Oiub of that city, urund Mus-fer, 1800-1891.

S. A. Chesley, of Lunenburg. judge of probate and u leading member of the local profession ill Nova Scotia. A prominent mem- be, o; u... Methodist Chm-oh. and h1g1,‘ up in, its councils, particuil- July M respects missions. Grllll Master, 1903-03, also 1914 l5.

Charles. A. Sampson. of 11011111‘- icion retired utter ll long tllc SchooLBoard of New Bruns-

wiclds capital, 1904-05.

c! Truro. but since . __rsturning

W, "stitsqn a well-knowill ‘w s and H ~ l 11 . -. - - commiss on qiiing ‘Manet’ 180m 1 U ".1 . .

s. = . charm 1. cl-ulluhank, of Qalggow, B 6d lifel " ‘or q . ‘the will

a Dominion ln-'

1 of parks. so thllt the Council fuel

of the Govern--

and ~

‘ ' ‘bla llt-eer as afibfllltlfy 9' .. honorm c city, (‘lnnd- Mraster. _

Dr. srpltli .1... walker. 111111191111" from overseas residing in. l-lalig, . my qmiul Master, 1906-07.

Rogers. of Halifax. I menlbol- oi the

pi w in mercant e ‘

O0NVE1NTl0rN—A convention lilo Liberal Conservative electors of the Fifth District of Brim-o, will lbe hold m tllc Police (Jourt lluom iili the Town side on August 14th at tllc hour of 3 o'clock ill tho afternoon for the pulipose of choosing ll candidate to contest tllc ififtil District in the fOHIilCOlllillg bye-election, Each Poll will send flvc tlclogzltcl-l silli- iplicd with] the necessary creden- itirrls to attend. A meeting of the , srrvai.ivefll‘arty, Sail:- .. ‘Spdlledleid in the office of Joins-G itily’ on Friday evening at 1.30 p in. for the Qllfpflfib uf B100t111g§tlelclnltes to attend the convention; E. '1‘. Tmlton, M. D... P10511101". E. W. Manson. Socrc-i 111W- Aug 10-21

PARK DRIVEW|AY RESTRIC. TIONS-Fer some time past there has been liflliife-rellco oi’ opinion us to whotilol- curs should be HHOWCI] ‘"1 111“ ifolullvhy atfVictorlt-l Park by an order in Council. Th-is mat- ter has new been set m, rest, Autos will only be allowed as far 11B the Iiulld Stand \\‘ill‘.ll('.t3 they may tllrll tllo road running llortll to llrlgbtoll Road. Thom will be no deviation from this rule and the Park ‘Keeper has been in- fii-Pllvtcli to soc tllnt the law [g obeyed ill this respect. lic has no choice in the matter only to band ill the names of offenders. The (illty Council is absolutely (lets:- lnillod that this beautiful park Silflil b0 miuio Bftfo for womupjlild children. lill nearly all cities cars are not allowed ill ally portion

they have lll-ade rcnsollalible con- cessions in granting tile portion Olin-u as far as tile Iialltl Stand.

~ S. OnE. OFFICERS‘ VISIT. — Mr. G.1J.~R ‘n-‘Supntsnrve-Prui denL-oifntlle Fmllilalllell by Mr. David J. Procter Supreme Secretory of that order are l-ll the-city on (ifliilcinl business: A lllitciillg of the Sons of Ellgltfud Lodges was ilcld (ill "mlesduy evening at which-both these gell- tlomon dolivcrcd splendid iliilflffil! ‘ cs. Bro. G. l). Wright occupied; tllc cillllr llml ll. largo _ number of tllc brctilrtill were ill ottolldarlcq Jllnyol‘ Jenkins ‘extended liwifl-rdlal’, welcome lroln he citizens and said tlldt’ bob" ovctlwvé iia<f'"'lllc finest country to bc found any... whore. Tho pcoplcuvtrrc illteliheiy’, loyal and patriotic allll wolronlotl strangers (with ‘lliistintcd hospitab 11y. UMr. E. '1‘. lliggs. 1M. LJAI, gave n brilliant address and many other brethren added their quota to the nlcctlllg .,,, Refreshments WUTC served. cstcrdaygllro. G. l). Wright entertained the visitors ill tllc morning mm "Mayor Jenkins during the afternoon. Tllcy were greatly pleased with the Province and loin-o this morning for Spring» hill; lialiin-x lid other points...

0|: t0

Building. Slllllmer- ‘

[Board of Trade. nlct yesterday

l ‘Soil oi-Jllugloatl cc;-

Sllcccisiilillieti i‘

And-Similar Wherry Yesterday

Yesterday afternoon a1 01ml)‘. following the unvelillll of the’ war monument in the morning, a very successful, programme of athletic sports and horse racial; was put on. The attendance num- bered ovcr a thousand and the day was an ldenkpne, though the recent rainstorm made the track somewhat heavy. ‘

The Horse Races were run in three mixed classes of half mile heats and were well contested. Follow-lug were the lwinnios hor- ses: . ,

Glass A: 1st. May Andrew (I'l- 0'Brieu, Adberton) 2nd,. Hasty Llldd (P. Morrison, Glenwnod). Best time. 1041A. ,

Class B: lst. ‘Breezy Jane (R. i... Arbing, Ilowlan), 2nd, Prince (J. D. Kennedy, (Theory). 3rd. ftedllose, (J. R. Gallant, O'Lcaryl Best time, 1.13.

class c: ist. Hackney (Thos. Dorrill. Glellwood) 2nd Pcekaboo (It. MacDonald) (Jeff's Bridge, 3rd. Jolly Polly (Jas. Broderick. Brampton. Best time 1.1.7

Sport Summaries

7s Yards (ir.)‘ soy WBrlen. Lorne Cllnlpilell, Forbes ‘Kennedy.

100 Yd. Dash (Open) E. D. Ellis, C. H. Atkinson, Keith Mia.- tllieson.

22o Yd. Dash: 1. If. n. Ellis, 2. H. Atkinson, 3. Campbell.

‘Shot Put: 1. C. H. Atkinson, l-‘rlulk Platts, E, l), Ellis .

High Jump: l. F. Kennedy, 2. Roy O'Brien, 1i. Bruce McNzlugilt.

High Jump (sr.) l. E. D. Ellis. 2. K. M-uillicson, 3, F, Kennedy.

1 Millie Run: L. J. Matllicsoll, 2. R. Congllian. 3. 1.. Campbell.

Broad Jump: 1. K. Ilowatt, 2. C. D. Ellis} 3. (i. Ii. Atkinson.

Quarter Mlle: 1. C. D. Ellis. K. Mlltlllcsoll, 2i. Bruce Mc-Nallgllt.

Tile culp for till) best all round athlete was won by lMr. Ellis.

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OFFICIALS

Horse Races

Starter: Russel Rogers.

JudQPs and ‘Timers Al-hert Welsh, Geo. Woodside, Frank Meiherill. '

Sports Starter: Dr. Taylor.

Judges: Foribes Ellis. Rev. Mr, Practrie, Mayor Burke of Alber-

ll. Clerk of Course: Geo. McFad- dell.

‘Cfliiiillr “Arleux" oi‘ tllc Fisheries

Iliarbor and vicinity on file look- out. for lobster Sear. The "Ar- leaux" carries a machine gun on_ her forward

IMARITIME B. OF Tr-TROCOIXI nlittce oi‘ the local Board of ‘Prado, which iuls in hand tile m‘- Tllllgemcnts for the reception of 111B 110181411105 to iile Maritime afternoon, and decided is bold the sessions on Wednesday and Thursday, September 6 and 7. They are looking for a good at- tcntl-lncc of delegates from mlii parts of the Maritime Provinces and also hope to have represen- tatives of the Provincial Ggyern. 11101116 present. st. John Journal.

John '1‘. McNeil], ilh. 17.. was up.‘ P01111011 Professor of Church His- tory in Knox College, Toronto, hy 1110 liflnrll of Yiiallagenlcllt of the 0911mm at u recent meeting. Mr. 110N011]. 111110 is a graduate of Mc- Gili University and also a grliflu. lite of Westminster, Presbyterian (lolici-Ztl. Vancouver, is a natliie 0i’ Elmstlaic and u son of M; dlld Mrs. W. C. MoNcili, former- 1y of ltlllnsrlale and now or grack. 10y P111111. IKEJ. 11nd n_ nephew of Mrs M. E. Simpson, Maipeque,

PROVINCIAI:__TJELEGATES— lion J. J. Johnston, will rcprcgenl tllc government and province at n conifer-once to be held in Halifax on August 24th. inst, in (gnnnog. 11,011 with tho federation of the 0171111110 _ Iillioviliccs Universities, under tllc scheme proposed by tllc trustees nf tllc (furry-gin. Fund, for lilo, csinblislrnlcnt of a central upl- ‘(90011)’ for iligller education em- Jlraclllg tile Marltinin Provindns nnd- Newfoundland. This fluittcr has been under ‘consideration for, than‘. years and involves n large Sift through the into Andrew Car‘- negie.

-_ ROLICE COURT—At tile Police ‘(liihrt yesterday one (ifllflk wag 111,011 §i0.00 and costs. A breach i>\.tl‘e Motor vfiilifiill Act netted 1110 011i’ $5.00, Two youllg cilaps "i1 0 01111151! oi‘ stealing were ad- ifillfllfill, until today, A cage bronchi my the Sanitary Officer against n. householder for throw- 11111 P011180. otc.. illto a lane. at-

wss shownlllnt the tom-pt ask- ednfor sewerage connections at dim-Tel" Limes. and ofi'ered'_t0

would 00111911’ with his requelit, which UQWQ er was refused." , E0

water: etch to pm! lacks-The Cfliifliwfl?

- straight heats by Mack

a “Am-Eux" PAYS V1517“ Théiernlncnt Tuesday night it was dc-

DPFPL- 01mm 1111.9 111111 D9"- Tllfliiwilrcdgc which has been operating day und left yesterday for lMufrayim S, pctcl-‘B Bu“ w me Fepera]

silent re money advanced to the Gliy of

‘behalf oi‘ tile __ |$|_ANDER HONOR“; _ Rewfcsigilaiion of M’I.s Ada Smith,

trusted cousidorulblo attention. it.

pay iezcreilsed rent ii‘ the landlord‘

',<}1,l1,|_ll1ttd_the ,e was no placofroi llcept into the

seasons "f

o... snafu it i........

Providence smiled on Montague Yesterday in giving them a nice sun. shining day for their annual track meet.

‘The track was in good condit- 1011 . considepin g the recoil! heavy rains of the 'las1: few days. and the attendance was large, about two thousand people going through the gates.

Everything possible was done for the comfort and convenience 0f the visitors -by the committee in charge, the meals were also of a high order and the finishes of the different heats ‘bringing forth 10nd and prolonged applause from the enthusiastic spectators present.

The Free for- sil Trot finished a lot of excitement and went the full five heats to decide the winner. .

tMiss Belle Rico, owned by W. l3. McArthur, Kensingtou and Brenton ll, owned by H, c, Hoop- er. Chanlottetown, fighting all the way in each heat, excepting the fourth, the last heat Just in- cluded the heat winners and was W011 11y Miss Belle Rico, after a hard fight.

The 2.40 Trot, was won in Todd, owned by Milton Brchaut, Char- lottetown, Teddy, owned by John M. Kearney, Sturgeon, winning secoud-nluney and Baby Todd. owned by Wellington McNelll. Southpcrt. third nloney.

This race although won in ‘strai-gllb heats furnished ‘some close f-iuisilcs, excepting the first 11001. tllc Mack horse winning

this easily, in tile second heat. Sclllple. Kenslnlglm, 5 4 3 Mack Todd, lost the poll, but on new; Aubrey, owned by

a wonderful burst ui‘ speed, re- Tundle Sclnpic, Kenging. gained his position and finished 4m. 4 d,-

in tllc lead.

The 2.25 Pace was also wen ill tilrue straights, iby Edgerlon, owned by James McDonald, Georgcttbvn, Dongols. won SCCOIIK] nlollcy and pushed the Edgerton horse u'll the way~ ill the second nllti tillrd heats.

The following is the summary:

, FretrFor -All _Tret Brenton l-I., owned by

Ii. C. I-looper Kellie, owned by J.A.

Murray, Clyde River Mac (Ircsceus, owned

by Ira Carr, Cove-

head Natalie Aquiiiin. iby Hammond Kelly,

12132

Drawn

Drawn owned

Miss Elred, owned ‘by 2.22. 2.24 1-2. Mack Todd, owned iby Mili-

Karoro, owneq ‘by Francis

Princess Aubrey, owned by’

Teddy, owned by John M.

Kearney. Sturgeon 5 3 2 Jack Todd. owned by - lip Sullivan 7 8 8

Stella Todd. Wilcd iby

Marjorie. The Pup. owned ‘by Ham- Bnhy Todd, owned by Wei

Dongola, owned by l). A.

Baron Boy, ovwned by J. K. Nellie D. tswned by R. E.

John All. owned by W. L. _ Edgcl-lon, owned by James

Locandu, owned by Tclldle

3-4. merl-lide, town. Dr. Lockllnrt, Kensington.

sington, H ll. l-lornc, Charlotte town. W, W. Brown. Secretary T. Gor- don Ives, Montague.

Race Track willl be at New An- nan, August 16th, Some of horses oi" yctsterdafs meet will also (201110010. ‘with a. large field of others from the mainland and with other amusements provided will

by W. B. MoArthur.

Kensington 2 1 2 1 1

John P, Smith, Kinkora 4 3 4 2 Time 2.20 1:4. 2.21 1-4. 2.2014; 2.40 Trot.

ton Brehaut, Charlotte- town 1 1 Drake, Vernon S dr