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The Demonetrator.

Specially Prepared Fruit. Chocolates des Aristocrates. De Luxe Assortment.

Italian Chocolates.

The Chateau.

Nuts and Hard Centres. Nesselrose Chocolate reme. _

Imperial Assortment-

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IIEATHAL GUARDIAN

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The report ol the Cricket and Bam. Ball 'matches at Victoria Park_ Sat. urdny, are regrettably crowded out ol this issue und will appear tomorrow,

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science under the department of Ag. rlculturo will meet-Tuesday June

7th at two-twenty~p, m, and Seven-

. m. in room 25 P. W. College

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NOTED CASE SETTLED.-His

Honor the Master ol the Rolls has

50 D01' CNW- Oi these Prefer the Rex» hmted Gordon Fox Case, confirming

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that they won't. use any other. This uno and which has aroused general llreharotion like all other Rexnll or- interest, involved property vnlncd nl ticles is sold with the iintlcrstanding about a. million dollars.

thpt your money will he refundcd if it is not perfedtly satisfactory, Price 25c. The MacKiuInon Drug (70,, Corner Great George and Kent Stn,

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Mcl€NfRN;$Y.;Il|~l<lget lWcKchrney,

wife ol' Michael Mcliearney, aged 62 `

years. Funeral will lenve her into --~ residence, Queen Street, this Monday, Rev Dr. Fullerton and llev. l\lr._ morning nt 8.45 to Pro-Cathedral Bpcncer,- Charlottetown, rrturnvd

0191109 A10 R- C- C0m0'1l1\`Y. ASuturdny night from Toronto,

The schooner “Pacific” arrived --

Saturduy with a cargot of 200 tonsi- Chief Justice Sullivan nnd l‘remi<\r Inverness Round Coal lor A Picknrd Mathieson returned to (‘.harlottetown

& Co. ` ‘-from SummersideiSaturdny iiiuht.

METHODIST’ CONI<‘EilEN('E- 'l‘ht-_

collection taken up nt the morning service yesterday at the First Mcthn- dist Ghurch, Prince Street, is to he devoted to the contingent fund of the N. B. and P. E. I. Methodist Conference at present in nnnunl scs- sion in this city.

WPIDDING BELLE.-'['l\‘c mru'riul;v

took place at Watermcrc, Juno llth, hy the Rev. D. Madbean, of Mr, John Wm. Boyce, _New Haven and Miss Mnrgnret Islibell daughter of Mr. John lVlncFadycn, Riverdule. The hn» ppy couple were attended by Mr. Brewer Boyle and Miss Sarah ld. Maclthadycn, They intend residing in Now Hnvcn and have the very host winhns of n lnrxzc circle oi friends lor

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CHANGES IN POL() '1‘EAM3_

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grom Flnturday’a Evening Gun;-dlan_` ""“ i`_i“U‘l"l*\Y'H Evoulllt Guardian.

lN'l EIIN/\'l‘It)NAi. LEAGUE

3 At [lullnlo-lluchester, 11; Bailnln,

At Jersey Ult__1 C - Baltimore, 1. y el-Bev -nm 2' B

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3; Montreal, 2. Second game-Tor-A onto. 4: Montreal, 2.

Gr. F. G. Kennedy....... 96 Lieut G. E. Rltchie......... 96 Lapt_ Capt. D. A. McKinnon...,,,__ ag Berzt. J. Lundrigan sg Gr. W, Mc(iallum.....___. 86 Lt. Col. H. M. Duvison........

Muior U. Leigh......... Gr. P. Lnndrigan.,.... ._ r. F. Furze__.._....

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the following members of the Phoe- 1

At Newark-Newark, 3; Providence, `L

At Montreal--First game~'l`oronto, Qtltlalter Sgt Hur#

mou .... _. .... ._ 32 Sgt- -7. H. Arm-

4TH REGIME T S 2*

H SHODT Arte. N. B. <:outss.,._., ao aa ze

F H 1 _ Lieut. li. J. Stack 31 3i 2'J ,,,,y‘fs_“;f“§‘,§‘,_l‘f_‘ “‘° '°°““ °' S‘““' sgc. H. Love .... ._ az 25 2-1

gg Pte. w. A. crsnaie-

gg Major-_ G. S. Kinnear 31 33

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gt. B. T. Downe 33 27

858 L 29

T A t . Pte. U. G'. Jones... 31 28 29 OD Y S “RICK” sgt. B. R. Clarks.. az ao zs

The tennis for this nftcrnoon's game Ham' W' E' Forbes 29 26 30

HOUSEHOLD SCIENCD___' _ which' will commence as soon alter’ and series of classes in' 'Hgggehsslcd two ocloclr as possible, will include

tel-Bit J. H. M00l'e...... 32 38 23 88 leut. W.4K. Rogers 30 26 26 82

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Totals 253 253 233 737 Loursonien, iinndicap, medal play,“F

Nova s<,.o'l‘IA. _‘iz

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_ drigsn... as s.1` V29 95

Gr. J. D.` llcRa.e..... iw 81 80 sl cept. A. R. B. Duck ai zs 31 so

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BCl'lEDUl.l¢} Ulf M.AT(lHi!lB»-1913

No 1-Butuiduy June 21s _

Olcs l to J and l to 6 for

\`1l°H'l>l’°6¢Illvd by the Executive lummlttee. Entries to be made to

MORNING DAILY. `

A No. 8-Hntiudny, July 19th;M@n-B foursumcs, iiuiitlwnp, medlll plny_ ig holes for sweepstukes. Entrance 25 cents. Drawing an m Nu_ 1,

No. 9-Saturday, July wth: gee.

ond match lor Csnadn Life medal,

N0. 1il,~Wedmf»niuy, July 23rd: inal uinlrh for i`uu;ulu HHH medal. No. il rluturdny, august 0th:

Mixed lulit's\r|||\'s, linlullcull, 15 hulrrl,

vos Yds vns ru, SOM member -»! the tiommutes not ‘"'°‘m "my ""` ""”"“ ""°“°”‘“" "V zoo soo 0 later then 2.30 nm. 'rms wlu ens-

gt. H. B. Parker., 32 32

lout-Col Flowers . . . . . . . , . ___ 31 31 31

stron: .......... ._ 20 30 34

31

Et. T. Lamau 33 92_l

91

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No. S~Saturduy, June Zllth; Mix.

so az 94 ed ivursomes. ui holes, knock out

match lor prizes presented liy the

93 C ' ~

lub. Drawing and entry as in No,

No d-Wedmcsdiiy, July 2nd! Mix-

9l ed loursomes for Club prizes contin- 84 ued.

the execut.i\'c conunitti-1:. Drnwiul; ns

K 0 the Committee to have the draw-A in N0' l`

ng made and na ¢_ fl _ _ _

94 ovponests posislinl-e:r\`iA‘. PM nm an '\I’l"°“°*""»< "Hd i»\\ttnu: and tiflvuuz

-N0 12-Hutiirduy, August 23rd;

contests for men und Indies. Men will play lor sweepatuke prizes, 'tho prizes lor the Indies' cumpetition¢~; are presented by the present condition

as in No. 1 Muritime meet from

August 25th to August. 30th inclus- ive.

No, lil-Wcdnvndny, Sept. 3rd'

' 'hrth (`ui niutch lli lluleu l Y

N _ 4-s 1 <1 , J 1 ; ' . ‘1"“,’°“_ A - _» “

Totals 250 242 242 734 ed (ioursomgsl}';),f“;.I,,hupi;iZ5;;\'c\?g3_ dies mnglcs, nmtch plny, hnudiuup,

NEW BRUNSWICK, and driving competition for limp und

Yds Yds Yds 'I‘tl. I 200 500 600 Pts. e

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wire...... ............. ..35 30 31

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bald...... . . . . . . . . . ... 34 29 29

y 31

ieut S. W. Smith... 32 28

ludlcs for prizes.

No. 5-Wednesday, July 9th; Mix- d loursomes duels lor Ulub prizes ontiuuted.

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96 N0. 6~Snturdny, July 12th: Mix-

G 95 ed foursome-s, 15 holes, handicap, me- Lhut p_ H00pe,____H_' 74 Lieut. J. F. Archl- dal play for prizes presented by the f ~ _ A’

92 Execlitlvc (7ommitt.ce_ llruwing and "Ve" to the 3 “"““e"** "A ¢`i“i’t"'“i’°" 91

ntry ns in No. l.

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89 No. 7-Wednesday, July 16th? lst _ _ _

88 mulch (0,-p¢rm,,,,unt Uv,-m.r,.,),j|, uf and Zilth. Finuls to he 30 holes.

87 the Uunndu Life mednl. Open only to _ _ , 35 competitors who have already won it ‘His "‘"A51e“- The °A‘"mP“"‘“hAi‘-

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TOUUS 255 23_5 233 723 play 18 holes. Drawing ut 2.30 p.m.

_nued_ Also am,macmng and putting to rnntiliuc t~lcptcrnbcl» :ith uud 10th.

Drawing as in Nu, l.

No. ll-:~iat.urdny, Sept. 6th: Men's

singles, liamlicap, uiednl plny lor sweepstakes, first 8 (not counting hniidicnli) to qunlify for chumpioir ship. Drawing ns in Nu. l.

No. 15-Saturday, Sept., 13th:

Ml-n's singles ’I‘l\e ehainpionshi

fith lclenr ol handicap) knock out unitcli to continue September llth

No l\‘.~\Vedncsdny, Sept 17th: l.u-

in yearly competition. Knock out mat"-h WHY- 13 h“A€5~ U1 C‘*l\Ul\“*"

cpteiulter 20th und 24th.

Pace 'rua nn___

No. 17-Saturday, Sept. llthi

Mixed loursomes, handicap, 15 holes, nledsl play lor Prizes presented by the Executive Committee. Drawing at 215 p.m.

No. 1l§-Saturday, 'Octobm' 4th'

Men's singles, handicap, knock out match ploy for Standard (‘-up. Draw< ing nt 2.15 p.m. to continue Uctobcr Nth, llth and 15th.

Gl'}NE!£Al. RULES (}i`)Vl'}HNlNG

PLAY OF ALI. MA'l`(l,Hl<lB

l'lnyers expecting to be a little late

in arriving nt the Club House should notify one ol the Committee sud they will be drawn to play.

In the event, in the second or other

round of a mixed toumome match ol the partner of nny lady being l\l\Bhl9 to play, a partner will be drawn for her from those who lost in the pre< viuus rounds.

All men'a matches are to be plnyed

regardless of weather conditions uu- less the Greens Committee decide the dav uniit to play. Ladies' matiches to he played ns (ar as possible on the set dates; any match not played on the not date must be played or de- faulted before the commencement ol the next match.

::'[‘his is the kind ol weather when

you will appreciate the many advan- tages ol Rexall ('-old Crenm. For freckles, wind burn, chopped skin it is '1‘H“l preparation. It is sold in nearly 6,000 drug stores throughout the Unitt-_rl States and Uauada and every dealer heartily recommends it.

251:. lor large jar. The MacKinnon Drug (_‘o., Corner Great George and Kent Sts. Mtl.

nlx C. B.t|-

Messrs F. R. Heartz, J, 'l‘. Thom-

son, E. ,Rice`, H. S. McLeod, H. L. Bethune, Jas. Eden, F. A. D’Ornel- las, E. Heartz, J. Sterns, H. Tid- marsh, W, Tidmarsh, (J. B. Murlcy. E. Henderson, Dr. H. D. Johnson, E. Weeks, W. E. Hyndman. G.Nichol- son, R. Bhandler, Ray McDonald, F. McDonald and G. Toombs.

Players are asked to assemble

promptly at 2 p. m. rain or shiuc.

A SHUOTING

The following arc thc scores made

Saturday nt Kensington Range; llogors W K. Vuttorsou (A . Hutcheson ‘J2 McNutt. Ed. , ........‘.ll llarlnw P. , . .._...._‘.lf\ Kennedy A. _,.,.,il'.r Stewurt J. C. ...Htl Ilcer G. R. ....._..81l Jones J. M. ._,.....B7 lluck A. R. B. . ........ii7 Robertson A. S. Horrors K. S. ...,..il4 Mcllnnuld J. --..-.-335 Love ld. G. -...-._-R3 .ludson J H. ,.......RCl liouson W. B. ........7‘l ltotgcrs G, J. Alluu M. A. -77

The first tcn cmuit thc team for the

l.r:\l;uc -:ind the (hiurdlnu trophy.

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'l‘hc next l.cul:uc_ Mntch is on July `

14th," not the 12th," ns. advertised.

HAHA MAAAIH

(ln 'l‘\iursduy lust, on the St. ~Jol\n

rifle rnnge, the 28th annual compe- tition for the International cup,which during the past year has been held ny Nova. Scotia, took place. Thifi match, which is undoubtedly looked upon us the blue ribbon event of rifle shooting in the Maritime Provinces wns stnrtcd in 1886 and the cup has been won 13 times by Nova Scotiu. 8 times hy New Brunswick, and 7 times by Prince Edward Island, the Island team having won it four times in the lust six years. Thescorel mmlc this yc-nr was the third highest evrr mud'e in the comP€tlU0I\ B00 him only been beaten or equalled by two scores also made by a team irom the province, ...The highest score ever made is 762 made at Charlottetown hy the Island team two Years “E0 and at that time the record for every rnnge wns broken.

Possibly there never has been n

your when there were so many HTS!- clnss shots in Prince Edward Island from which to select a team, hui. uniortunntclyt a STEM mam’ of them wr-rc, for one reason or another, Hu* nine to go and the result was only Seven really first class shots Were - nvsilabie. Ut. W. K. Rogers being selected ns the eighth man. This weakness, however, was oillief- by the

vo;-y strong shooting made by thc; other members oi the team particu- mrly Kennedy, McI.cun, McCabe _and qpmrlrigsn and hy the very alnliul coaching oi Athol Seaman, assisted pv Sgt, J. A. Moore. While th}2_d&Y wh; vcry line the shooting C°“\'i‘t1°“5 were nhout as had as this match has cvnr hccn shot'lmd0F. A three _to nvc minute fish tail wind blew during

the whole dny and alter lor fifteen ta _ twenty minutes not n. shot_wa.s tire

hy either team. Several misses vtvlere made hy the Nova Swha and iw Iirunswick teams und outsrs;fell 0 me ,nt O, HIL .A banquet at which pt uni. McLean Pfesified was tender- ed the visiting rll'lemen_hy th; New nrunswick ride association an emu most enlvyabh’ evening 'was sp h' The Island rlnsmen _speak in t e

,mast terms of the kindness and

wa L extended to them ‘JY *»h°A\`A mm xiicors of the great ti‘°"¢h““\` hzxpof Maier FWS* °f th* New

B,.,,,,,,wl¢l; Association, who looked. after e\/SPY detail' 0( their com!" ' 0

kindness, courtesy and Hb9°1“*@

the tiality oi Major McGee. W\10 impair] performed the duties 0! “." " ' f,mm"" 'rin m'sois"aei'i mr miiligeiis on 'Kensington range. omn- ihlcistewn, sntrwiii b,sjsuot.9° th* second Thursdhf li* "‘7‘-f“°' B‘l°w Bm the scores made by ¢°°.h___t°_‘_*E°j

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Gr F g_ }(ggnedy38 33‘3S 98

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