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Well Contested

Events The following is tho result of

athletic events hsltLSaturdlly at Borden Orange Celebration.

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Matched loll yards dash between Capt. John Read of the Car Ferry steamer and Rev. M. G. McPherson of Hampton. i 1 Oapt. John Read, Borden t 2 Rcv. M. J. McPherson, Hlllllp- on.

Primers’ decision of ll 1-5 sec.

Agents Nvanheil

For Sale

PORTRAIT Assure. wnlTtll-‘Bii . catalogue. United Art. Ltd-. Brunswick Avo., Toronto. :1 45x14 ‘new

Miscellaneous

IOHN A‘..- GQONALD, LAN? BUR-

veyor’ or?“ vmcgsav s 1s lnlttll

cs1- vous Pslinrllto don: xi"

tho Guardian Central Job Print- ‘my, Phone 133. 2879 ii6tf

,l\iilis, opcn d every Fr day all

P ices reduced from 8

John Fitzpatrick & 3307 7 3 Bl

311718011. , lo 6 coats. ‘gisolls.

‘ﬁﬂ-IARPLES SUCTION FEED . Separators for sale at reduced ilprltttlzflixrugﬁ v h‘ .‘. m -.~ioc _ gplac lges-{_;r- ’ l1 Kilo Iirntlln st, Cliaflfltllgﬂwll.‘ _P. E. I. 34577 12 3i

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WANTEQI-MAN 0R BOY FOR farm worlr,,_ Apply Heller Weeks ltirtllcricton. 3456 7122i

general farm work. Apply toMrs.

. 1), K. Scott, R. n. No. 2. North nlvcl; 3446-7-12-31. RANCH MENM WANTED +4- A

__ couple of experienced ranch men

wanted to go to United States. _ In applying state exact experi- , ‘ence. age, married or single. Enlploymcnt starts September. Replies will be treated confl- dcntially. Address P. 0. Box ‘ 0i), Sumrnerside. 3150 7 1 131

Lost

‘ ; i‘ 0ST AT THE HEALTH MEET- ing in Strand Theatre a gentle- ‘ nlll.ll’s walking cane with initials

engraved omhandfie, Finder pleu- se ienve at GunrdianOffice. 3i

To Let __

O LET-—5MALL TENEMENT 115 .

Prince Street. Apply 111- Prince -

Street. i1452-7-12-tt.

. RAG . .. 3'l'.',l"’-} ‘El '

Arthur Hugh Clough .»--\"-‘l: ‘ " " Say not the strussle nought avail-

_ m . _ , . 'l‘ila donor-and the wounds ore aln. - - ' , - he enemy fnints not. not ﬁllets. And as airings have been they re- ' main. - ‘ '

f hopes were dupes, fears nlay be liars; ' "" lt'lnay‘ be, in yon smoke con- cealed, i ' our colllrados chase e-en now ths filers, , And. but for you, possess ills field. _ n -

or while tho tfi-‘cd vuinlv breaking. Sl-eul hero no painful inch to

gain, ar back. through crooks and in- 'lcts nlrikins’. ' ‘ ‘ ' Colllcll ‘Bilﬁlll, flooding in. 1M main. " ‘

. . ~,,.,llt'- nd not by eastern wlhdows only, When daylight comes, Mitts is tho light, l fronttho sun olimbs slow, flow

slowly, . _ - Butt-westward, Jocks-tile isnd is bright. _, ,, , _ -—---¢0>-—-—- 1‘o rl-ls‘ ‘litilN-r

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The‘ 1o l ll l1 (ll-m ‘léﬁiuillll? smell

- llmiostion. e dwolt with much ".1 Mialls 0a.. c f HJ. tjfﬁﬂﬁh icsrllhollld.‘ cvot"

'"1‘ho -~ ioxoldinstion u s.

lamination. tizlrlpillitlltl“ . .. ltﬁtllit-‘lthtli’. iiitii; l, I .

EJXARDINGJMLL AT WOQiJYJI-JL; ‘

Egttlra. parts kept in_

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_ ven- . s time to preparing or t e final _

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‘react-tin

Tellcllers lVanilod

Cable ilerld West

Anoly

lstil acts, MY FARM CONTAIN- ing 59 acres of good land wi-tll crop, good buildings, well fenced ‘wcll watered, '1‘erms easy. Alexi llenry, Baltic. Lot 18,

FOR SALE-AYRSHIRE GRADE cow 2% years old with calf at loot. Also registered bull calves. iierd accredited. C. F. Ferguson, 3451,7,12.6i.

WANTED -—,_TH|RD class itehcher wanted (inalc .pre-' icrrlul) for Supplement $50.00. Duncan McLaren.

lMAlNTED-FIRST - OFi class teacher for, llennles Road School no. llhsupplernont $125 Secy. Mrs. Wm. Bernard, Jr., l “Hunters River.

to 3433~7-11m6i SECOND

34 27-7-1l-5i .

WANTED- TEACHER FOR sat.

' some electric light bulbs." "Whaot?" "Pm planning on a crop of oyst-

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Point School.

first or teacher, summer vacation.

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"Well." said the Perfect Pest. g “I've got my garden all planted, I've put il:--_” And so on for half an hour. “Wlllllfre you putting in this season?"

"Me." said the Noxious Nut, who

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tic School, District ,No. 99. Sup-

plement 1100.00.

McGlllivary, Secretary Mlllpoqlltl. 330B 7

Apply to John

FIRST CLASS TEACHER WANT. cd for Victoria School, District No. 60. Supplement voted $200.00. (Male preferred.) Apply in per- son if "possibl Sedy. Trustees.

Boswell, 8008-6 25 tf.

TEACH ER WANTED-FOR EAST

Supplement $75. P. l2. Beaton, Sec'y, R. It. No. 1f

l'#—i- W NTED-- FOR NORTH LAKE

chool, No. 47 an experienced

second class

Ho's With Uc Again.

egg and electric light plants." Msrl of lilo Word. st have $10 right away."

“What's the ides?" "I borrowed 810 from a hnd bpromlsed to return it today.-

female Sup-

plement $150.00.—E. D. Fraser, Sec‘y Trustees, Elmira P. 0; 3477 'i 14 2i -

had stopped listening after the first ten minutes: “Oh, a few oysters, a little chickwecd and

.5 "l'm a man of my word. and l

friend

lnlust koep that promise. Will you

me ll

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loll‘ "When will you paydt back to

‘at comes fr word." ,

"l desire a third-class samoto cost not more than eight florills, thirty llrcutserll, because 1 do not like to spend u lot of money on things from which l derive no pisasursﬂ’

"l have lloﬂllng the new vicar." said a member of the congregation to the verger, after the morning service.

"So l observed who. the slats was taken round," said the verger.

d me the ten-l" 7..

"Two weeks from today." "is that your plly day?"

No, but in two weeks I

EOQNOMY

instructions in his will:

I" , ,. Nothing out Prsloc

Accordlnq to Tcschor.

1mg .pcpulor Hoocl lloo hi!!! colostomy "HM-W u; qmlshcd throughout I“ ~my ill-mama. accommodation \o'tllo.frovoi- ""i'..'.""'l'$l. to owls!!! ' c]; H ‘ _IN -» *~l.._.:..lll. wtlluubawsfcay- ‘Illtlol l J. ‘TAYLUI. . ptonlcsr

nan worn-n -

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can barrow ton more from Bill. That's om keeping your

All Austrian, a. professor at Hei- delberg University, loft the follow-

funerah but praise for

Mother-Where did you get that

nickel? Wlllltr-You cave it to melfor tho

heathen. .

{a jnMother-"ilh ~ ' i’ "°' Willie-Well, teacher sold 1 was

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onds disallowed.)

100 Ysrdpscll l. o. Hmhuuns, sllllllllﬁfsltic 2 C. Johnston, Port Borden 3 li. E. lillnle, Charlottetown Tlme-IZ '_ scconllg

220 Yards Dash 1 (l. ll. Phillips,» Sllnlmerside 2 R. Johnston, Slmlnlerside Tinle-—2ii seconds.

440 Yards Dash

1 G. H. Phillip-s, Summerside

2 M. J. Mathcson. Springfield

Time-BB 1-5. - _

.. Running, Broad Jump

1 ll. E. Hume, Charlottetown

2 . M. J. Matheson, Springfield 3 G. ll. Phillips, Sllmlllcrsillc.

Distance-U feet, 7 inches.

Standing Broad Jump 1 G. H. Phillips, Sunlmersille 2 G. Hutchcson, Charlottetown 3 H. E. Hume, Charlottetown Distance-J feet

Running High" Jump 1 C. Johnston‘, ‘Port Borden 2 N. Mathieson, Rose Valley 3 H. E. Hume, Charlottetown Ilelght-E feet, 1 inch.

16 lb Shot Put 1 N. Mnthlcson, Rose Valley 2 M. McDonald, Springtllll ll F. Deacon, Freetown Distance-ZS feet, 3 inches.

Wheelbarrow ‘Race 1 M. J. Mathescln, Springfield; G. II. Phillips, Sunlmersido. 2 M. McDonald, prington; J. Cameron, Charlottetown '

Tug.o'-W:lr Borlieu against v“'l‘he World" won .by Borden in two straight pulls. JUNlOli EVENTS (undcr 18 years) 100 Ysrdo Dosh

1 R. Johnston. Bummersido 2 M. J. Mathieson, Springfield Time—13 2-5.

220 Ycrdc Dash 1 M. J. Matheson, Springfield 2 R. Johnston, _Sulnlnorside 3 A. McKay, Bradclbsne Time-N 2-6 seconds Running Broad Jump

1 M. J. Matheson, Springfield 2 L. Morrison, Charlottetown 3 J. Camcrcll, Charlottetown Distance-do feet, 7. inches

Running High Jump 1 J. (hlmeron, Charlottetown 2 » L. Morrison, Charlottetown Height-d feet, 6 inches

JUNIOR EVENTSfundcr 18 yclrs) 100 Yards Dash 1 R. Johnston, Summerslde 2 L. McAleer, Summerside Time-M seconds

220 Yards Dash

1 M. J. Mathescn, Springfield 2 1.. McAieer, Stlmmersitlo

3 S. Morrison. Charlottetown

Time-Z!) 4 5.

Runntng Hi h Jump

1 J. Czllnoron, C ariottetown

2 L. Morrison. Charlottetown

.'i M. J. MWHIDSOI], Springfield lielght——4 feet, 0 inches

Junior 3-Lcgqcd Face

1 J. Cameron, Charlottetown; M. J. Mnthoson, Springfield. 2 It. Johnston, Bummarsldo; J. Gnullst, Borden

Clrlc Rcco (under 15 yclro), 1 Mariorle McLean, Charlotte- town. 2 Margaret McLeod, Borden

OFFICIALS

Starter-L. Tait“, ‘sington. Clerk of Course — . H. Simp- son, Summerside. W .Gcorsl~—F. Murphy, Borden Judges-J. J.‘ Mobeoli, Bonshnw; RI.‘ .Profltt, Freetown. . ,imers—W. W. lhlttart, Sum- mlrside; Hammondﬂleiiy, Char- ‘iqtetown. ~-=1* ' Cllnﬁwllsnd, Chor- cttctown. 373x

~ .. .. "lite day wuwcrillihc children - restless. the tcsolillﬂliotlcnt. _ gbly-hclrd bd?‘-‘Wcf"*movin[ _ s foster with n his - basis ,

v wn tow “A

Q of more t Ill i teacher sold; .- ke tlllt l1!‘-

l month sud put your loot ill." r

ag-‘yd. t L!

nt-gfgiiold Suc-

1mg Lower hialtloque to cross road

~ and neck struggle to the 31st hoib-

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line program of athletic competi- tion hus been prepared and it is an- ticipated that thcro will be n lllrgc attendance. 'l‘o enable everyone an opportunity to attenihtilo Midway and Circus conducted by llle (l. \V. V. A.. the Abeg-welt management has decided to begin the meet at 7.15 p. ln. sharp nllll to have it concluded at 8.45.

Tim [ﬂﬂi-Zllt‘. of the Cross Tland will parade lo the Athletic Grounds, leaving at 7.00 lfclock, and will rcntier ll choice concert program of music. A prompt and elf iclent conduct oi‘ tho sports is as- sured, so lllllt all sport lovers will be ilack in town at an hour suffic- iently eariy to take in other featur-

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One of the most interesting ev- cs. At this time when an earnest ef- ents oi Carnival Week will be the ‘fort is being made torevivc athlet- sports l0 be held tomorrow evening ics- it is hoped that citizens lzt-nllr» at the Abﬁi-Zweil Gfﬁillldﬂ. A very ally will encourage the athletes and lllil promoters by their attendance Till: following officials urn requélst- on hand early so that a Dftllllllt ileglnnillg can bo made:

ltl-ll-rcc-ll. ll. l\il.~.\iillllu.

Silll-il~l~—»ill~_ C. J. Riel/illicit.

Jllili-(lnl/S. F. Doyle, llr, Yoo, J. A. .\lt‘.\iiil'.lll, l)r.

Slllitil. , l)r. alctiuiglnl,

1 fill JuillzP-Hl/{l '1‘ .W, L, Prawns. C. illlllpbllll, \V_ llillllllllly. (‘ll-rk-l ‘Yllos. (illrriiuln. i‘lllpircs—l<‘rl>,d Moore, gllll. 'l'lilli'l'$~/(l, i., \I‘rowso. 1t. Iloullltl- ion. W. .-\. tizludlet, il. Brown. s(‘()il'l\i'“li‘. lioilonuili. It‘. Kelly. Announcer-li. F. Acorn

0i Cllllrso—J.'ls.

Fine [Program ofikithletic tiompeti ti 0 n Promised. A1$§lig‘od by Abegweits- ~

cam, Field Day of: Meet ‘stalls At 7.15 i, Sharp

F‘ llt.

Winona, the

upset the liopc

this season. A llYUt-‘Zi! prevailed

Uil tile clclllollts,

‘dill nut. start.

ldlotoarllpllll of ll number oi‘ the riders elltcrl-d in the Great Gcorize St. Merchants 10 Milo Bicycle Road

tion.

Tile race will start tomorrow at 12.15 and is expected to finish be- foro one o'clock. Riders are asked to be on hand at the starting point. Hank of Novll Scotin at 12.10

The iollowinl; is the course: I Starting at the Bank 0i‘ Nova Scll

Edward Ilolld; turn thence almlu: said road ll) iloytllty road turning to the lei-t to Lower Mrtlpequc. :11-

to Upper Aialpcquc. tllllllcc (lrellt George , finishing point.

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Roca Somcrvlllc Of London, who was defeated by Frank Thompson ln- tho Canadian Amateur 110M finals at tho Rose- dsle courcc, Toronto, after a neck

Hc has played golf from a very tclldcr ago and his exhibition of golf in thc filnsls of last week vin- dicate tho view of George Cum- mings, the noted professional, who clsimc ho is the brightest prospect in Canadian qolf at the present tllmc. ‘

Two More Records G0 At Olympics]

(Canadian Press) i OLYMPIC STADIUM COLOM- BES. July 13. —-liruneto, star Arl1~| ontine track performer sprang tilll. first sensation of ycsterdayﬂsi games by breaking the 0ly|llpll~ rt"- eord in the running hopp stop and, jump with mark of 15.42 nlotrl-s sllpersedfng record of 14.02 metresi made by T. A. Henrn of Great} Britain in 1908. Tllo, British relay- tellm broke tho world's record in 400 metre relay race with lllnlrk of 42 seconds flat. The old world's and Olympic record was 42 1 ll sec-l onds. Groom was second.

~—-——{0>—-—-— cot. GRANT Mosocujlvl. P.

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Who cntcrtolncd tho Canadian Wcckly Ncwlpsperrncn ‘who arc touring Europe, st his Buckingham- llhlrc cctstc. Col. Mordcn ls o wcll known flnorlolcr. s Canadian and s mombcr of thrﬂrltlch House

of Commons. _ .» . . A ,_

Hotel Victoria ilvllb‘. stint, clllll-ictfcuwll ‘

.._..i_______ Offcrc to to tho trsvclllng public o oomfcrhblc, up-tlr.

lioto hctol. Contains 44- ' rocmo with private bothc. ;_ Tho Odolno lc-ﬁmcus cli - oysrvcsncdo. Tcicphcllc in , all, '|nc. Courteous cor-- vlcc. ‘ ll. c. siiowu. Moncqcr

Charlottetown

iii muslin lllcl

ioilolvillg

are: Stlllllorli iliulzllr, Charlie l'lil‘- v cell, Arthur (iorlnlcy, lid, ilcltoll. \'llrk_

Race Officials

Ilol-ordo and llzlnli r: - -_I. ll liitliiiilllll. r l ( mp“ ' i

tin Building, thence along Great K'\“i'1il‘iI'l'—>.l.'llllt!S McMillan, George St, to Elm Avenue to Allan liillt‘l‘.~‘~—C()], 1)_ _l\_ Mch-mnm,‘ St., Along C. A. A. Grounds to Mt. Eli .\i‘(li'il.

Julllzl-s- Mllj. ii I. n t . - “IA H‘ Pmws“. . . e illlllt., (All.

ill‘. (,'lllll‘i(’,; l); n. , _ Donald. ‘Mm’ J‘ Pu” m‘ l- .

mqI-liyttilxl tl]¢llil1:{0SI—‘l’il|lil7 Palms;- Er- Eucilpri- ‘E103 lrowsll, Charles .\ic-

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Tllollllls

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Week

golllll-nlcll whose Ilﬂilllfﬁ were inadvortlllltiy nlllittrd ill tilc lil~'l oi clllltriilllulrs im- priz-

COTi‘i,‘!,.'lll,_

BARNEY up

loot yacht, sailed by John Lund

Yacht Start 1st 2nd , flrd 1st 2nd 3rd Home 2.30 lilluy Iilully Jllloy lluoy Buoy Time , Coyis. lidflll y t‘. is! ::.l1I/, 3.22% 3.4511. 4.17 4.30% 4.43% Vllillollll 2l|ll Zl Oil ‘A; - li.-ii? 4.15M; 4.2!! 4.43 DI‘. D011- Iiyng lioy 3rd 3 11 li.-i? 4.1K 5Q 4.33% 4.40%‘ ldlllvruili J 4ill 2.123 3.52 4.22 4.41 4.58 _ ‘ Sill-ill Iltll 1.1m 3.46% 4.17% $30 ‘ 4.43%

' i ‘Pill,- S\v:=li;l.\'. Ptlilylvcg, “in; CllilI‘lOl.l4“.i()\V|1 llllli Lufty enlernll but,

' l (Jil‘i-‘i(‘lAi.S——A. l". (itlnlpiluli. F‘. lift-Donald, li. Barres.

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Q._i.. Mahar-Esllcry 18 er.

Tile race Saturday was the thlr somewhat Satur- of a series of five for the above ‘lily in the battle for the Currie lllontioncd cup. '1‘-he series is to be (Jllp, by soiling hllnlll a winner ov- won on the point system, that is l-r ill-r nearest rivals Barney Googie with eight yachts catered each re- alld Silclk Eu one of the best races calves s point for entering, tile will- perfect sailing lling boat a point for every com- tllrougllollt the pciitor beaten and . whole afternoon and the trinl iitiic complete standing of which will yllcilts niiiltltlgil “shook out" hull appear inter, '

all till-y could lug especially tho iitilu lilllltlfillll J. which gzllllcly iuc- rlllzll Saturday, told in lfnutshell‘. finishing with heal-iv all her rigging blown llsunll- around.

The folldwfnﬁris a silt-null the

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so forth; a

course 4'}; lnls—-twioo

London Hunt Club. r - _ in 1921

CANADIAN CHAMP

and his

Club, Toronto, who won the Cana- Upson, the California player, went dian Amateur Championship when into the eemi-flnalsuwhcrc hc was he defeated Ross Somcrvilie of the defeated by Somcrvliie. ' _ Thompson m» was amateur champion of Canada

Folding napkins, towels land brother. W. J. l..-llll-. lillcn ill thirds, lengthwise, in- Thompson, was the champion in stl-lld of llullrtors

when ironing,

Baco arc on display ill the J. W. cs for this l-zlco llrc: Frank Thompson, famous-Cana- :23- R-rhe games were played a‘ Kiwi; H much hunlsunuq‘ zlmukamn‘ Robbin» window and these together \ll-»-..-l.-. .\llli‘titlt'i\' lfll".-, (lililfffil lliiill golfer from the Mississatga ° 95°63“ “"5" T°"°"‘°-|°@~

with tho cups and prizes for the Cllllllliirl‘, Milton Ileil. l)l-. Charles

race which are also on exhibition Doug-all. - ~ "_

are attracting considerable ntten- Utlll-l- l-lltrlp}; rpueivﬂd 104M"

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