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J ABOUT GARDEN TOOLS

means out o1 door. work in ﬁrden. This can be made a ‘elightflll pastime or it can revert to wdgery; it all depends upon the and or garden tools you select. We “m, you m get your garden nose pm our new stock so as to guard M11150 trouble in that line. Also get bu, tools from us because they are h; dependable kind.

The Rodgers ,Hardware C0., g Limited

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CLOSE FINISHES

DUBLIN, June i8—Sir Thomas Uptons cup challenger, Shamrock m ggﬂgy added another victory to her mwmg 11st by winning an exciting me at Kingstown.

shmmek v beat White Heather yy a half minute at the end of the pound round of a race in which hillworth and Cambriaialso compet-

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THE FLYLESS KIND

The ﬂypaper lay on the table,

Where all could plainly see:

Could it speak ‘twould probably say: _

| “There are no ﬂies on me." ,

“Young man. I w'i‘ri‘t't6' give you l Diece of my mind."

“‘zBut won't that b: robbing you s: "

“That foreigner wn is vismnd the Parvenues claims to be a noble- man."

"And the Parvenuea are working the claim for all they are worth."

ii i" "Whatl You here again for money for a night's lodgin’? WHY: 1 lust oavs you rnonsy for that pur- Ioso last night."

"i know It, mum, but a fslierfs Musi- sleep mor_s_'n_ wunat," only‘;

Aiberton and Vicinity

The first schop. of mackerel are about past. Saturday, the highest catch was in the neighborhood o! 2,000, which is not very big when one considers that this catch was made “"1111 51x13’ nets. The next school is expected right away and there will, no doubt, be good fishing for the next fortnight as they are still doing well on the Nova Scotia shore.

Mr. George Heisler, captain of the fishing schooner Erskine B, is pre- paring to leave for Sourls to engage in cod-fishing during the summer months. The Lewis brothers are also preparing to leave for Tignlsh where they will follow the same calling. This is as good a place as any to make a few remarks on these two very significant facts. ‘The codfish are very numerous off Alberton Har- bour. So numerous, indeed, that it is a simple matter to load the boats every day. Yet no one is fishing, for there is no market here and. at no

time in the cod industry were prices’

as high as they are at present. Ver- ily, something is wrong with a place when two such complete fishing out- fits as those owned by the above mentioned fishermen, have to leave their own port and fish in other places.

There is a Board of Trade in A1-

berton and since it evidently has not - sufficient energy nor initiative to ~

function, the writer will help it along by telling it not only what to do to remedy this condition but also how to do it. All of which is quite simple.

if the Secretary of our Board of Trude were to write the Gordon Pew Company, Gloucester, Mas" asking them to send a buyer to A-lberton and promising them five or six boats, we would have a buyer here in no time. This company has buyers in Rus- tico, Tignish, and Miminlgash. Why not Alberton?

From all present indications, those who expect to buy salt cod this fall for five or six cents a pound, are go-

ing to be sadly disappointed. Some -

idea of the present scarcity of this fish on the world's markets may be got from the fact that the Gordon Pew Company have purchased two million pounds of cod from Iceland

and a million and a hall’ pounds in <

Alaska.

Mr. Emerson Matthews and Mr..

Howard Clark are both buying fresh mackerel here-price two cents apiece. At this price, none of our

fisher-Inn an contemplating spend- -

lng the winter months on the Riv- iera.

The young child of Mr. and Mrs. Frank MacAlduff is now on the way to recovery after a very severe ill-i ness. B.

Keenan's new stoire- on Main Street is rapidly approaohing completion @ when finished will constitute one of the finest little stores of its m: ta this 5651a e1 3a 66%.

Mr. Keenan, who has been occupy- ing the Ward Building, has done s. most successful business from the beginning. With a more advantage- ous position and considerably more floor space. it is only natural for Mr- Keenan to loook forward to an in- croase of sales.

some unaccountable reason. continue scarce at this

For mackerel

‘Port. The fishermen with anchored

nets report no mackerel. The Lewis Bros. who were drifting Tuesday night off New London, brought in fifty ntackercl Wednesday morning. It would appear from this that the mackerel have not reached off this harbour yet. What few are caught nre selling at 20 cents each.

ltlr. Alfred Genoit Jr. who had his '

z-vm broken Wllilt’. fishing lobsters, has returned from the Prince County Hospital and is doing nicely.

The many friends of lvllr. George _

Ellis were glad to see him around again after his severe illness. Mr. Ellis states that he expects to have a crew aboard his vessel next week

and that he will resume ireighting _

operations es soon as p0S51b1E. '11. - .4

PLUMBING AND HEATING

If you want Expeditions and Expert workmanship Send to

Fred ii. Trainer

80 Grafton Street

Opposite Prince Edward ~ Theatre Phone 893-1

Evening.

The first Provincial Interscholastic Athletic meet in the history of the Island will be held this evening at the Abesweit Grounds. Entries have been received from almost a score of schools in every part of the prov- ince, and from the size and person- nel of the list the keenest competi- ‘tion is ensured. The young athletes 'will meet at the grounds at 5 p. m. Following is the list of entries:

ALEXANDRA Peter MacDonald Vernon MacLennan

CRAPAUD 8 Douglas Sherren 4. Lloyd Harvey 5. Robert Norton. 6. Donald MacDonald 7. 8 9

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Edward Norton Ellsworth Large Willie Sherren GEORGETOWN 10. Gordon Douglas Gerard Scully Allan McCormack l3. Amos Lavandier HUNTER. RIVER 14. Fred LePage Vernon Noy 16. Howard wedlock 17. Ralph MacMiilan KENSINGTON 18. James Higgins l9. Jimmie Cousins 30. Cecil Jardlno 21. Joseph Ready LAUNCHING 22. Charles" MacLean MARGATE Don. Baker DIONTAGUI 24. Glen Murphy 25. James McIntyre Ronald MacDonald 27. Wilson Martin 2B. Jack Murdock 29. Floyd McKinnon 30. Vincent Grant 31. Keith MncKinnon 32. Stanford Peardon 33. Stewart Vickers M. Angus MacDonairl 35. Allister Currie 36. Austin MacDonald P. W. COLLEGE 37. George Fraser 38. Bertram Blacquiere 39. Maurice Lodge 40. Kenneth Beer 41. Ben Rogers 42. Jack McLean 43. George Ayers 44. Heath Saunders .». . 45. Alan MacMiilan QUEEN SQUARE 48. Bert Steele 47. Billie Maclnnis 48. Ivan Connors 49. Joseph White 50. David McTague 5i. Alllison McAleer 52. James Roach 53. Oliver Poulton 54. Fred Coyle 55. Art 116C131)‘ 56. Ralph Kelly 57. Vincent Shay 58. Edward Burke 59. Severinus Arsenauit 60. Reggie 'I‘rainor 61. Mark Arsenault 62. Lemuel Stanley 63. Peter Campbell James Leighizer Regis Arsenault Joe. Reardon Billie Brown 68. Bill Connolly -'.v 69. David Shepherd Jas. I-lornby ‘ ‘ll. Harold Trainer SOURIS 72. Dan Malone '13. Camille Cheverie 74. Billie Cheverio

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127. 128. . Roy Sylvester ' 130.

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136. 137. 138. 139. 140. 141. 142. 143. 144.

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153. 154.

155. 15d. 157. 15B.

Women weavers of textiles in homes in the Sulu Islands are using

Joseph Cheverie Jack Mcullan Stewart McAulay Ian MacDonald John Beamish Bernard Mooney

SPRING PARK Jimmie Douse Maurice Casford Roy Whltlock Lloyd Ford Edward Dicks lame Casford Leo MeKinnon Ira Stewart ‘ Levi Blacquiere Johnny Whitlock Alyre Peters Willard Burke Dewar MacNeill Reginald Whitlock

SUMMERSIDE Fraser McNeill Reg. Pritchard Stewart Smith Thomas Jackson Calvin Bowness Ralph Clark Henry Bishop Edgar Brown Bruce McPherson Paul Bernard Max Gaudet Lloyd Phillips Alwyn Gay Reg. Muttart Walter Mclnnis S. D. UNIVERSITY Gerard MacKinnon Emmet Donahue Justin Mcullan Loyola Duffy

i VICTORIA Gilbert Gill Ebby Boulter Dick McQuarrie

WEST KENT Donald Carson Paul Williams Willard Irlarn Ralph Peaks Brian Flllitar ‘Iiemple Hooper Oliver McEachem Elton Worth Allison Gillis Edward Baker Harold Stewart

Donald MacMiilan Terence Fitzgerald Dugald Ramsay Fulton Pierce Fulton Pound George Irlam Hayden Chandler Jack Chandler Rowan Fitzgerald Nial Burnett. Fraser MacMiilan Mziitlancl Owen Gordon Morris Albert Murley Bertram Foster Norman Shama Lorne Callbeck Kenneth Birtwistle Harry Lapthorn Leslie Peppin Preston Hillier Ivan Sinclair William Partridge Byron Burns James Rattenbury Milton Stewart Tom Edgett Ensor Bowness ‘Jimmie Maclnnis

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“rm! cHALmTETOWN cgggpmr- School Athletic Meet At The

C.A.A-A_._(Zroands

Keen Competition 1 Ensured At Interscholastic Meet, To Be Held At Five O’Clock This

“Eeatlieriveights Matched

been matched tn fight Jack (Kid) Berg. of England. in a ten round

How They Stand

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

W. L. P.C. Baltimore 37 23 .617 Rochester as 24 sea Montreal 32 26 .551: '.I‘0l'Ont0 ' 32 a1 soa Buffalo 29 a1 .433 Newark 2s s2 .44.? Reading 2a as .397 Jersey City . . . . . . . . . .. 23 35 .397

AMERICAN LEAGUE

[ The first game ma; played on Tr

NEW YORK’ June 1km‘! ch°c_ [Ramblers met a tram from ti‘: ' . olste, nirvana featherweight, harimmii’ "PPM" bi’ mint“-

ifoimed brilliantly paling off marj bout u the Polo Grounds. August 7' sciiitillating plays and intersf:

‘but due to lack of practice and tear:

Softball ‘

day evening when the We"

The latter team inciiviriualy

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the game with spectacular catch"

iwork and inability to hit in the n ?‘.— lches they did not run up more .' an averagr score. while thr- Ramb- lers, true to their name. raml>l~zi n- way to a good start in their firs‘. inning at bat. knocking om- pitflivr from the box 37d thoroaficr con- tinuing to add to their score in ears inning.

ln the field their work was aim» i i pa: excellence, the entire i1: rambling around gatherir: u" - l hot grounder-s and pulling .. .;_ f l drives in a. sensational llliillilfl‘. r ‘a the outfield placed thew stamp i approval on everythizt-g coming ti" way.

The official score of the gar" not yet available but it is u - stood it will be flllillilléd a: r“ as figures aw compiled.

The Ramblers are now rcarl.‘ take on all comers-no age or l‘."‘l_'j -' limit. ‘

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W. L. P.C. Philadelphia . . . . . . . . 34 22 .607 New York 31 2i .596 Cleveland .. . . . . . . . .. 32 22 .593 ‘Washington az 22 .502 St. Louis 24 31 .436 Detroit . . . . . . 24 32 .429 01116880 ..... ..... 20 31 .392 Boston 19 35 .352

NATIONAL LEAGUE

W. L. P.C. Brooklyn 34 19 .642, Chicago . . ... . 32 24 .571 New York . . . . . . . . 28 25 .528 Boston 25 ‘.26 .49’) St. Louis .............. 26 2B .481 Pittsburgh . . . . . . 24 Z8 .462 Philadelphia . . . . 22 28 .440 Cincinnati . 2i 34 .382

BIG LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEAGUE

REE. New York ... ... ... 413 2 Pittsburgh ... ..... ... ... 3 10 0

Walker, Nevlng and 0‘Farrell. Maine. Spencer and Bool. (Only games scheduled.)

AMERICAN LEAGUE

REE. Cleveland... ... ... .. 211 1 Phllldelphla. ..Z ... ... 711 l

Ferrell. Beane, Myatt. Hahaffey and Cochrane. Only games scheduled.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

3.3.2.‘. Buffalo ... 611 0 Newark 0 7 2

Fussell and Hargreaves: Fisher and Harwin and- Mann.

ILFLE. Toronto ... ...13160 Reading 10165

Pradhommo. Graham and O'Neill: Wei-necks. Grampp. Woolfolk. Ber-i man and Whitney.

Thormahlon and Head: Moore and; Jar-gens.

Second Game

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Montreal... ... ....... 4 7 1, Jersey City . . 3 7 1i

Hartman and Head; Newsom and Dilly.

(ﬁrst game . roan.‘ Rochester .. . ... 612 ,1} Baltimore . 9 l0 0‘

Foreman. Ostermueller. Littlejnhn. 5 Smith and Florence: Jonhard. 26-; rurds. Carleton. M. Weaver. Coumh’ and McMullen.

Second game Rochester

... use no as: .

Baltimore .. 1 31

Brely and ﬂorence: J. Weaver and Dunning.

automobile racer, died ﬁrst an", June 13 - as the result- nf in ‘lip-KS tile R. H. E. “*"‘*i*‘-"" "W" " Montreal .. ... ... 1 i 0 Jersey City 3 9 0

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PIUSVILLE WOMEN'S INSTITR"? -Meeting took place on May 28:‘: at the home of Mrs. Thomas Cw" coran with an attendance ni‘ iwrl

Bang o! Nova Scotla Building. Charlottetown, PEI.

Semi me further particulars of the law Cast ‘Camfedersdon Series Policies, as tamed by the Confederation Life Association.

. ‘ you want to get the life insurance policy that will give you a large amount of insurance for a low pre- i mium and still participate in proﬁts (that is, dividends) then you should buy one of the new “Confederation Series” of Policies.

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| They may be had on Ordinary Life, i‘ Limited Payment Life and Endow- i‘ ment Plans; and Total Disability i and Double Indemnity Accident I Beneﬁts may be added to the policy. i

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Mail this coupon now and get full particulars before committing your);

self elsewhere.

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members and elcvcn visitors. li/iwi» n - ~ . . . . C mg opened by repeating the Clffii \ H ad oﬁkeAsso ‘an? Toronto Roll call answered by a Favorite Rc- l e < \

cipe. Minutes of the last mcctill‘; were read and approved. The follow- ing were appointed as committees for . _. June for visiting sick Mrs. Joseph '12;

Gallant and Mrs. Thomas Corccranfiiv a riclrllc. 1t Wu decided to have for visiting school Mrs. Ambrose Cor n. Gran Bcgn- to raise funds. Mrs. Isi-| si

coran and Mrs. Archie Gallant. meeting to be a‘. the home o.’ .\i::

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lottetown. Meeting

TRIAL ENDS lN DISASTER’

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I nging the Institute Ode. n _ rrro Gannnt ahri Nlrs. John F. 6211-, dainty meal had been served by the

v _ ‘TN’ 39901111195 a5 delegates to‘ hostess. the rest of the evening was Frank C. Gallant, roll call anrvscrorl nticnd anunal convention in Char- spent in music and singing.

adjourned ‘by After a

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