l fixing.

Riverside July 1am. Cilu A. B. and C.

track, Vernon,

Bi-eod

VERTISEMENTS 10c par line o! i! vmFdQ '. ‘i; ‘Li; 1222i}

ad

Tommi," Help Wanted ‘Found '

ated Boat Parade.

wANTED-‘JCAID. "_ ‘APPLY MR8 a at}. ‘Taylor. 9 Upper Pfligce ply-at tiils-‘bf-flceh

but. 2 salesmen Wanted

__._. _,. '_.__.. -.__\_

‘I,§Q-—THREE ‘GIRLS TO wé-"n n1 table ullll two to wash Union Cate, 16C Queen ' 2098-7-1-21

ltlmwcollanctlus ‘ ~‘ p; »-.' Fran or HIGH g,“ ‘nsnvelopes. so fol‘ 20c, 12.1 for lava-mo for , 500 for $1.00. 1,000 for $1.05. _ uardinn Otilco.

WANTED TO RENT A ,MODERi\i h0g3“), Apply Mrs. W. ‘ll, l’rowsl.-.

lflrse ‘list of new

opportunity, Write for Stone 6t Wellington, Toronto.

o

I Male Help wanted

Ir

Fourth-sun or mouev. AP- asst-Mal.

SALESMEN WANTED FOR THE "Old-Reliable Foothill Nurseries" Liberal commissions, exclusive territory, handsome free outflt,

specialties.

Summer nlonths offer agents best

terms,

ttsJune and July.

ing With Sixty-Fl Taking the Word.

Charlottetown will be clothed 1n gultl attire during Old Home Week All energetic Conlmittee llns been busy inlervielvlllg the lllcrchants ulld business houses throughout tllo city witll u view to llii\'liI,',' ev- ery building ‘ill town put oll u holl- day attire. The lllerchullts

with tings, bunting ,ete.,

is (ilwlfton Si. 2ll7-7-7-1li -- fllfor Sole

pioyment for Barbers; Become expert in 8 weeks. Writs Molsr Barber CollegepDepartlnent "F" Halifax- ' ' ll-l-tts-tf.

l >‘ a j-yglllv FIREMEN. BRAKEMEN, BEGIN- ~1“.4"_..*,';»l'l Ilrrls $150. later $250 nloutllly _ ~ (wlicll position?) Write Rail- t L575 SUIT way, Box 116. Guardian, -l_ liflllilftls null 20g4_7_7.3| iii ill (y:

gpflfs‘, , _ 7 mt shape, also (“n ii, l’. impflrlai 011111110, with sirlil wilcvi anll pifivzlgnll reverse gt- 3 .\l:ly bu l-i-lfl tiny ‘time at , nine sll ~~ c ' _ g Wllalt’. For “Patrlot” yuan,» iulttlrlllllbfllfl 33sec lRoy ‘Prowsl- at W. ll Pr so Solis.

- t‘ . senor-ml.

Sailors Froln H.M.C._l°i—l.~ Ill Yacht Race Tonight

Eight of the C. Y. C. yachts have

FOR sift - newtvf§xzatven

t‘ow, 5 years old, Ii pin-ts (lllerll- ill-ell loancfiflrljithe men of. tho sry. l). \V. White York 11mm. “Plliriot" to sail a race in at 7 ' this evening. Til-c sca-

_ , _.. MEDIC gfiflACTlQfivvFflfliSALE, M11155‘ property, large‘ prac- tice. Apply "A" Gullrdianf Office. 201 1-3M8l.

_ 3993-7721 o'clock tflliill P? 0's will man [our floats and race them against follr boats nlanucll by SC-toker P. O11. 'l‘lll- names of rho cight boats will be put in a halt uild the men will draw fortllenl. “'0 are llnt sure what tho prize _ it: to be but the fcllr winners will SMACK ‘IpEAL SOFT D |NK have souletlling betsides the honor

ilrlvor; cnol, refreshing, h lth- m‘ “m mm‘

~ The llloat< will sail flil» round of flli, delightfully tasty- mull in _ - , ll jiffy: enormous llcnlnnll; ml the short coursi" U10 bridge blloy,

Situations Vacant"

., , z l: .- 1 _ 3e- | ._ . tcn cpnts, get selling salllple, oll- ‘ml 1 "b l" i) ll "b ollgll for twellly 11V!‘ glasses; The PM“, Offlcem taking pm-l

secure this‘ ilusincss, in your tcr- n“. ritory; make money ilauli over fist this SllmmflffCXDOri-GDCG or

as tbilows:

Seaman P. 0's

capl-tal unnecessary. Bradlcy- _‘ Garrctson, Brantford, Out. .ionirius, Tllfillllisvll- Suns liow- i-tluly 4-121. laud. ltllvell, 'l‘llrn'bllll, Green. .\ie-

im-iiii. Lean. '.l't‘fl(.'ll(‘l‘fl \V:ilit'cl1 SM" P- °'s _ ‘v Farley. Hodgson, Pratt, (llossop Whittle, Blugilanl. ivcavery, Stagg.

Amlllh

WANTED-—THIRD CLASS EA- cher for Suffolk School. Sn lple- nlellt $50.00. Protestant pre- ferred. John Mixing, Secret: y

. 2U74-Z:b'M-11

"Central Guardian

_.;.__.._______.___________ BIG EARNINGS STEADY EM-

illu

er the streets. '

All that remains hart of tllc success is the hearty Cil-tiilifl rill v-i vv-ry urban-citizen. The’ Ctllll- lllitteo will ' otfhetiiadql‘ opportlllllly ot calling "on ygfntf-fipelfsollally. bllt’ trust you will ontorlnto illu- spirit ot'_ the.‘ affair by Jjocorutiug your private llolllcs C int-so IAIIIICFIISfOUZ, and let us see ll. ting flying ffoln every ting stnif in tnwn- during the entire week. Let the old ‘City put oll such gulo attire us it has not donned for years. Old Home Week is every- |1<1tlY'a week, so nll hands together and make-it t! nugo success.

Water Sport: andltlulfllllflied Boat '“ -1 Parade. '

-»--.-. w ' .'

What pruluises to bt- one of the most intercsting dllys ill the Old Ilome Wcck program is Tuesday, July 14th, at that waterfront. Vcry keen eolnpctitioll is expected ill the yacht races which are scheduled to takc place oll that lizltc at ten o'clock ill the lnornillg. The Jloat Crcyvs are busy getting tileir crafts ill shape and u lot of interest is beillg taken ill this event. Specula- tion is rife as to who will capt-urc iliilltlSfllllf‘ llylllllnall ’i‘l'llplly which will hl- presented to the will- llor of this race.

ill ill" aitlerllooll, fun gaiorl- will be afforded tllosl» witnessing tho acquatic sports as the large list of entries shows tllcrc will be many contestants and competition will be kcl-ll.

0n Friday evening, July 17tll, all- otlll-r spectacular event will lilkt‘ place flll the lliifiitil‘ fairing the ftlrln of a dccorlltcll and illuminat- ed boat parade which will ilu par- ticipated ill ily every boat ffillll‘ l-hc slllalicst lo the largest on this’ wntl-r front. are being spent in dccllrlltilllls and Illuminations so that during tho pa-

WANTED PRlNpIPhL, FOR Long Riven-School. fistiiptelnent $100.00. Light sctlnoli, .418 amnils enrolled. John R. Wigmor ,

" - ‘_ 2017- -6M3i.

SHOP FROM Hoimarfls Catalog-

REMEMBER - THE SALE OF Mm. Artemas Lord's property- See Ad. 20834-6-21

‘ IF!‘ t BOARD OF FTRADE lllcctillg will be held (Wednesday) evening.

mi-— '—*‘i'—

WANTED-A TEACHER 0F- SEC- olld (Ilnssifnr tho prilllary dcpnrt- ' meut of Grllllunrs Roflll $011001- Supplcnlellt one hundred dollars. Apply to Alfrcll (lreen, Secretary, l-Jnlcrulll. It. R. No. 1.

quarterly tomorrow

NICE SHADY SPOT-Tile Lea- 2075-7-65121. glle of the (‘rose have secured a ' -.- nice field. well shaded, but the 9X- WANTE FJRST OR SECOND eclieltce of their picnic will kce-p Class‘ élrdher for Reunion Road them in the limelight. Scho0lNo. IILSu-pplenlellt $125. A-ppiy‘ JI__'lI.'Anllrews, S-ec'y. llllll-

ALL MEN 01’ the Artillery who tyrlw-vfill} 20897-141 were not issued with uniforms inst lli-t-Jht will be issued with same 'NANTED—-TEACHER FOR MT. tonight at 7.30. There are still u IAibion School. Supp. S100, Apply ‘ICIV vacancies for men t.» go t0 to it‘. llobecftson. 211i 7 7 2i. calllp. ‘SUPREME COURT. ,-- Yester- cluss) ‘or second class) for day at thc-Stllprenle Court the first Hunt-or River school, No. 21S. jury case of the term was beiu-K Supplolnollt $150.00. Protest- heard tile ease cf Julia Carver vs. ant preferred. Apply to W. hi. the iPFOVlIICC of Prince Edward Is-

WANTEBH-A TEACHER (FIRST

________________

ivhlilwk. Sew 1001-71-51 lnlld, lllln ‘design its"! TWEEDV-llorn at Vernon nll-er,‘

___.?-_---»-i-—-———— illllolil t‘ ti. 8ft ' n“ July me 5th’ N, Mn and Mrs‘

Inlilortallt Auctioll a

. . .(lllln‘ llll, . .. 0i‘ D- ; f DEATHS

Beautlfu] Furniture Mtlssrs Ii. s. lliePlloe and K. M. .________

Aillrtin, K. C.. for the defendant.

I am authorized by Mrs. (Capt) SCHOOL BOARD MEET5_ A! John J. Fitzgerald to scil by Auc- H“, rpglllnr "mmhly nleetifpg or tion at 270 Sydney 5L. 0H FFldflY- lln- Siihfifll llollrll lust evening, the July 10th, commencing at 1 0'=|°°l< l-rsigllzlllion of Miss Jones. teacher sharp, all her beautiful Furniture m prim-p gin-pg ggimnl, was ne- as foliowa: Parlor-i Superior Ma- copied, and .\iiss Alllilfl WMBQII- nnqjny Parlor suns, 4 pieces; 1 Prince Street, was granted out) VllhOfllIly can Piano, 1 Mahogany 1'00"‘ 1911"“ “f “b“"""°' M's“ notional Book Case, Hand Carved Lois Owen. ll, A., a graduétlm-te volt Tabm i lMeGiii, null a tlililillliifli‘! ‘oll 11'. u";

0mm“ R°om_1' supeflon ow W, Owen wnl-l llppoll Ll 0

< staff of Prince Street, anll bliss Oak Dining,- Room Suite, consisting, m wed“ dlulmner or Major of 1 massive table. s chairl,1 Buf- w"; Wm“, “W, appomm, m, Qct, 1' China Cabinet, ail American Dub ‘em, w dye 83'1"‘, ma“ old oak, 1 oak Writing Dank. y____<..}

total-slim Kitchen ‘Cabinet, 1 ice Cheat and all other Kitchen utensils complete, 1 Kitchen Rnnpeflt

. Hnll'Stl§ve",“1 Brand sell, a-wllns’ Enamel Bods, Spring; onqaMattl-eu- ‘ lea, 1 Simmons Bed, Spring Ind >

Queen Hotel

A ygry comfortable and homo-Ilka Hotel st a moder-

Kapok Ma q, 3 Drouero, 1 Mo- tloqllny, 1 i ‘l writs Edam-I: 1- I" P_"'°°- Rains... elitist-nu l. Splendid mm. col-mo" Folding c ‘ ~J' "up '_ nd numor R a $3.00 a day.

‘Charlottetown

- Hotel Co., Ltd. _, m _ , Proprietors

mas LJMOQUAID, Manager

dow Shad», "rl- (‘Cir-M Zita

'4. J. A. M D

cutaway? m ems d»

, .

QUEEN W011i.

J. H. MacDonald, Woitville; A. J, Macadam, Selkirk: Win. G. Ellis. Sllmnlerside; J. Frank Crows W. L. Campbell, Halifax; Frank Nlyplef, Toronto; Everett Brad- ‘ shaw, Central Bedoqiifiii W- J- Lynl-h, Halifax; Ml- and Mrs J- N. Pinllilam, Wsitham. Mass; '

A and all STOMACH

rude the harbor -will present a wonderful zlull fllvillF/Iqfllll‘ appear- iuncc. Sf-lllt‘ of’ the larger Ilollis; have arranged to curry orchestras} and a Band Collcertwill be in prn-' gress in Victoria Park. The Iloati Clubs are sparing no efforts toi urake this one of the best events of the week. I

Monster Decorated Street Parade’

If the weather conditions prove favorable on Wednesday evtning, July 15th, the citizens of Charlot- tetown and visitors will have an opportunity of witnessing one of‘ tho largest and most spectacular street parades ever held ill East- ern Canada. The Committee llli

to complete tile details of this gi- gantic undertaking and when the time collles for the parade to start they will llnvo something to open the eyes of tho public, as zllrrzldy

BIRTHS

ANDREW-At New Glasgow Mills on Jlliy 5th, liliarinnAndrew, age two yours, daughter oi‘ .\ir. and Mrs. Blair Andrew;FllneraLtoday, (TllEI-Stllly) Jilly 7th at 2 o'clock.

l Famed for _ Ifs Cures oil obstinate and long stand- . “"1 ill DYSPEPSIA t, INDIGESTION I

TROUBLES i. llliflhfil’ ” ' Dlseshlii . Tablets . succeed Mist-chi‘: got-her w- a

called remedial have hiicd.

' I 4

é If you suffer truly; indigestion

or stomach ‘trouble got in Q package 01.140111‘ 9'05"“ Tablets today. Ml“ i0 "Y t, address on roebi o1 price. 50c par box (6 f

m Hugh

an»

“s.

llllllllliltllltlilllll

City liViil be Clothed fiin Gala Attire Diiring B18 Week — Water Sports and Illuminr

Street Parade. Two Days Horse Rac-

_ 110W! tXllcctt-d u llulllilel‘ ofllaudsolnflly very k1i1l11y.(.'i1llH-3ll1.()l| tu adorn the dl-col-atcd iiollls fronts of ihcir places of business collie from outside poilltslaaucll 419 llld it ls lilluter anticipated thut at leasl ten mag- and other places. The eutiro prize uificent arches will be erected ov- list is open to the Province and a

(. 3 those (lutside the City.

if‘ flags, bunting, Y“

charge are working every llllllilltll

Monster Decorated

ve to Seventy Horses

—_—0h Boyi- 7

upwards of fifty decorated floats have been entered and these colu- llflic anything from the tonal?" to lin- lllllst elaborate lilatczlu be lclllll'e' l. ,\t Jnlllds will bl; included,» lllgdllylu- ado and possibly more. It s as’:

null trucks will

R1) er, Montague. llllllsllaw

special prize is being offered to ill- ' ution ill tile event by

.\.~l thl- Colllmittee in charge 0f this Ilig uutllrltlkillg is colllprisetl of busy llleu. they have been un- llblc to call on all the flrms, but it is llitll‘ earnest ll ire to have ev- ery business htlllSi" ill town, wheth- lllrge or small, rcprescllted in tilts parade as it is one of lhc D051 0t‘ zlllvertlsillg schemes, nnd every

least four ' brass‘

m CHARLOTTETOWN connotes

STARS . lilillillll

and Costly Errors

Ltilii evening a ltlrgc gathering of fiulls nssenlblell at Victoria Park to \\'lil|<'.\ thc hall game betwlll-ll rs and Stars.

ccrlillg ill the first innings when

Hll\\'i'\'i'I'

tllc lend away from their oppon- cuts all-i the llovers did not got ally illrtillel- ill tilo score. cnluulll. 'l'llc Rovers lllllytHl ll good galllc,

not get to hie-Quail] for anything ill

person will benefit by it, so please

do not wait to be asked bllt sllowlllig ihr-il- hits indilficuit million!"

s:l.¢l~t_v, wililc tllc Stars wort» plac-

BIllTEll 8-3

Large Attendance of

giving good support, lllli they could m“!

illiiM RCVERS

Fails, Perfect Wea-

ther Conditions, Hard Hitting by Stars

Feature Bail Game.

Mcttuaid Pitched Nice Ball.

llfclnnis grounds to Williams, out at first. Th'l_rd Innings Rovers-Moore out to Lynlls, lll-

l‘:Xi‘_l'.i'lll-t'll1_ ran high throughout “U111 fly, moEanht-rl] fans, s, [unm- thl- Illlll' innings ol‘ good bail. ex- nnd out nt first by Lynda

Stars-McCal-ey hits snfl- to first

tllt- Stars wcro incllllvll to mukc n steals second and third, ilnyle fhlls frcc gift of lill- game to the Ilovl-rs. lifcllonalll out at flrst by McEach- from this innings oll nrll, scoring McCnroy. P. Mcquaid till-y tightened up and by hard llit- hit safe tn first. Lynlls grounds to tlul: and good support soon loch Williams, ollt nt first,

Fourth Innings

ilovels~Stlllnllers gets first oll first basl-lnaufls error. steals St-(Eflllfl third, Aylward grounds to lloyic, out at first lizltiliesou llnli Czlnlpiu-ll both strike out. .

Stars-V. Micfluaid grounds to

. ./ - - , Riel-In -h *rn t t fl .t, liiwCnlc your appreciotloll of tho good work m’ ‘mm-PVC wmk by u” m “mu ( ‘ o“ a N ( )

being done by getting busy coder on fl deilfifllivtl float nf some kind.

'l‘ho following is a list oil tilose who have already " signified tileir ffllélltion of placing a float ill this grand parade: Clark Bros" Patolls lLtll., (inn. ll. Prow. Canadian National l-Ixprcss Co., R. T. llolnlan Ltd., imperial Oils 1.111., Swift Ca- nadian Co.. J. k: T, lM-orrls, Ltd, Dcllluis llros 1.111., Carve-ll Bros. C. ll. ‘lrlc, .i. .\i. lloop -\- Co.. N. Rattcllllllry l.ill., Robin flood Mil- ling Co., Aioorl- & hfeLcoll, Ltli., llllpl-riol Tobacco C0,. of Canada Ltd. Prowsl- Bros Ltd., Porter A’: Cronin, lleudcrson & Cudlnorc, llllgilcs DrllgKlo, l.tll., Love Scr-

vicl- Station and Motor Transform

Currie and Xlurllagllall, A. Picknrll t." (T-t. (Y. l._volls ll Co., L. .\f. Poole A‘: Co., Rcllllill Bros, PIIlIYl('l‘-\Vili'

,son Electric Co., Stanley, Shaw -\'>

Poul-doll, W, ll. Ilrowsc Kl Soils. Jlllrkc. Windsor Service Station, Percy Down, Dominion Experimen- tal Farnl. Fnivcrsal Motors, A. llorlle & Co., Bruce Stewart & Co.. l.tli.. tie-raid ililllddigall, Punch and Judy, llngl-rs llllrlllvart- Co., Ltd., Fennel A” Chandler. llavis K» Fras- er, \V. ill. Scanilebllry, Ilcn \Vool- ncr, North Ilusticll. Pwvincizll (iovl-rlllllcllt, Canadian National Railways, (licellllllical ill-pt.) Airs.

Hundreds of dollars-John \Villianls, and McLzlinl~ Ser-

vice Station,

enmeld. _

Both teams hull "ailimllnnce of support frnlu their nlllnil-r-rs on the side lillc, who were gent-rolls ill ulPil‘ applause for tho good work ‘and silent. ill ihcir disapproval.

Tilc grllllr- by innings:

First Innings

ltovers-Cronin grounds to lloylc nlll at first, Wiiiizlllls r-llt at first on third strike by .\lcCallc, Moore llrivl-rl out ll lwo hugger, gets third oll st-l-tllld llalsclllalfs error, Melin- cllcrll llit with pitcllcll bull, llinln- olld safe first oll first llasclllanis l-rrl r, .\illorc and bicl-Izllzhcrll scor- ing. Sounders first on sccoull buse- nlulrs Ci'l'tll‘ alld second on second gbnsunlzluis crror. Diamond scoring. .\}'l\\'ilf‘il falls.

Si: ' Jlctfarey hit safe to first. stczlls second, Illlylc ilWliiif-l free puss to first, steals sccllllll. ‘Mellon- ald out to Williams inflclll fly, P. FMlcQuaid safl- hit, to first scoring ATcFarl-y. Lynds ollt at first by Mc- Earhcrn, lloyll- scoring. V. Mc- Qullid out llt first by Saunders.

Second innings

llllvcrs~ hlatlliesou awaits free pass lo first out stealing scccnd Campbell grounds to V. McQuaid. out at first, Cronin and Williams fall.

, Stars-McCall-l falls, .i. KicQll-lill _grot_lnds to Mciiaclleru, out at first

ORAN GE TEA

Exhibition Grounds Charlottetown

Monday July 13th 1925

OPENING PRO HOME

G RAM OF 0L1) WEEK

’ Parade leaves Arena Rink at 11 a.m. arriving at grounds at 12 noon

PIPE AND BRASS BANDS

‘Horse Races and p. m.

Some ofEt-‘tlle Isla are entered

Sports start at 2 sharp.

nd’s fastest horses in the races.

. Match Race between Soilgro, 2.04 1-4

and Pota

Free Parking for ble room

sh, 2.04 1-2

Autos and free sta- for horses

—TUG 0F WAR— Entries will be received by the Secre- tary for the following events: 1 Mile Bicycle race-open.

1-2 Mile Bicyle

100 yd. dash 1

100 yd. Dash 15 years and under. 1-2 Mile Run-open.

ce-'o en. 7 years an under.

Dinner. and tea served on grounds 50 cents

Jiilurtay Harbor and Souris trains will .- be held one hour in eveningeTrains

j"_‘wlll_sitop at or

ssing coming‘ and ‘go-

llllge-Mlliffay- arbor train will also

cailtjpt‘ crossi

Special Fares on your ‘Stat

ng going out. ,

lithe ‘railroad. ask ion Agent "

‘wrtdmlssiolkfleto "grounds " and‘ ‘grand

~ ~ Bib-id-

. .n-l. e.- "l

_ alts iiocyqlildvlfep 25c.

N. DrMacLEAN 5w?’

grounds to Moore at first and J. "Iiictillaid grounds to \Vlliinnls out at first. Fifth inning: .

Rovers-Jlrnnin, Ilit with pitched hall, Saunders running goes to first forced out at sccllnll when Wil- liams grounds to Doyle, first base- man misses double play when he drops hall. \Villianls grounds to sccnnll and thrown out at third by hit-Calm, Moore fans.

Stnrs~1iclnnis pops illflcid fly in Ziicliachern. .\fcCxlrny‘ hit slzifc in first. steals second null third. llnylc awaits a free pass to first. Stealing second Mcllonnlll grounds a hot

lug lifcCarcy and Doyle, P. .\ie- Quaill grounds to IVlcEachern out at first. Ilicflonald ollt at plate.

Sixth Innings

RnvQrs-Ziicliacllern out at first by Lynda, Diamond, - out first by IDoylo, Saunders out J. McQunill outfit-ill fly,

Stars-—V lifcQuald grounds to Willinllls out at first, .\ic(‘.alle rea- ches first when first baseman drops ball. .l. McQullid out to Me- Ffnchcrn, illflrld fly. llliclllllls sin- gles advancing McCabe tn third. .\icCarcy singles, scoring McCahc and Mclnuis is thrown ollt nt the plate.

Seventh innings

Rovers—l\ylu'llrd reaches first Oll third bnscnlnns error, steals sec-

‘onll and third, Riuihicson pops in- A

field fly to P. l.\ficQllnill Campbell land Cronin both strike out.

Stars-dloyln grounds to Jiciia- chern, out at first, liicilollaill grounds to Campbell out at first, ,1‘. McQuaid pops in.ficld fly to Mc- Eachern.

Eighth innings

i Rovcrs-Willianls grounds to Doyle out at first, Moore reaches first on third hasomank error. and is thrown out at third by McCarey llclcachern grounds to Lynda. ollt at first. '

Stars-Jlynds hit safe to first. steals second V. lMicQuaill. polls fly to Campbell, McCnbe, hit snfc to first. scoring Lynda and stealing second, .i.lMcQultid fouled ollt to Ayiward, Mclnnls singles, scoring Ail-Cube. .\icCurcy pops fiy to Campbell.

Nlnthinnings

Rovers-Diamond ollt at first oll third strike by McCnbo. Su-llndcrs hit safe to first, Aylwarli hit to lloylo for dollbie pluy.

Stars-Did not but.

Score by innings.

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lilo vers _ _ _ _ Stnrs ....... _ _ olnplre-lllell McAlec r.

Bass Judge-Tom White.

LINE-UP

Rover: 5N!" l Catcher

Diamond .............. _- MCCHPP | l'ltcher - Campbell .......... ... V. Mfiflllfllll | 1st Base l Moore ____ _.,__.._, ..... ... MCCIITCY

. | 2nd Base

Williams ......... ... ----- -- Doyle I 8rd ~Bas

Aylwm-d ________________ __ Lynda l Short Stop

McEnchern .... ---...-- P- MflQflld i Right Field

Saunders ------------- -- M01101" I Centre Field

Msthieson .......... .. J. McQuaid , Left Field

CrOIiiII --._. ......... -_ McDolu-dr

N TEB back strong.

The Stars cs

Possibly the Rovers thought it was going to be easy after the first innings. '

The fans are sure letting out to, .ball games. Keep it upi."

--'rll _ in; a Victoria Park.

Next game lrriday evening at Abegweft Grounds between the An- chor! and Rovers.