-IB all 685!

yourself of

tion. Take one or two

PEN ._ . _

' Pen-Lax ihlets 'd I nse your system ST] its? Egcuinulated waste, entl and without harm- Fu] afler effects. ' _

Get a generous 25c tin

at our Penslar Store.

l>lN§l-AR LIVER Sililtii

lendid .for a torpid i

ful in a half g ass of cold water half an hour before

.iazsfyiygip-.:Tw?teaspoonl i

-+1---_ quills:-»». i... Awww

_ E _ _-, I _ia-1 _ _ ni. .9/si.. __ _.l _._,___Q _

I, _, _ , ._ _ _ , > _ , , _ f

._ . ‘ _ s in 0 ` ~- _i _

emma, _~ Fqur_ Candidates i .__ »

LY.-At Kelly, ici-om Aug, i..'i_-Fi 'l ‘~‘ ' --FDI-Llbefilzlieadel' nw H Gun".

U-0 lMr. and Mrs. Joseph Kelly, a daugh-

fer. Congratulations. -

OTTAWA,” Ont., August 4.-Foil

WEBTAWAY.-At Montague on Su ‘lily -lilly 27111. Mrs. iMai-y Westaw “Sed 80 YBBTS.

EiNN|AN.-At Winchester, Ma s.. Saturday’ the 2nd Au “Bt 1913 John The convention committee is con.

DEATHS

ff candidates. from present appearances,

will ‘be put in nomination for the Lib- Course was opened at Philadelphia

PENNSYLVANIA HORSES

lWhile Pennsylvania has been oile

r of the leading centres of light liar

ness’ racing since the iiuiiting Park

_ eral lepdership at the party conven~ .ln 1828, ‘Robert J. Maxie Cobb and

on is doubtful if they go to at vote.

tion this week. There will be D. D.

'l' McKenzie, W. S. Fielding, MacKen- y' zie King and George P. Graham. Pos-

-isibly others muy be proposed but it

`Miss Bertha Dillon are thc only champions that were bred in the state. This has not come about oil eccoullt of a linlited supply of hors es as even ill 1ti82_wlleii William Penn arrived, he found plenty of

. 9. , , ii _ _

McLaren Enman’ emesgt son of ments tiniling its meetings today after hav- lllelll -1-lid I‘€D0I`lLd li0l‘=€b not Very

David Enman, .of Vernon ltlve

New Glasgow, on A Us or s towart M Ph-all - -_ est daughter of the lass Dr.')(,J(lung Seven out or the eight provmcmx McPhail and Mrs. Mcl’hail, forme

il19l`9ill0. on Wednesdlvy at 2.30 the People's Cemetery. -

breakfast, will -make you feel like a new person. it has no harmful effects. 30c and 6.0`c bottles.

_ E.. A. FOSTER

CENTRAL DRUGSTORE

aged 06 years. She was a native Scotland and calne to this Island

fifteen grand children, and thirte great grand children; also one sist Mrs. John Bruce, Victoria Cross. _

Mlnadr's Llnlment Relievers Neuralgia

r' uli‘ttees to deal with vuriollll subject

the delegates are not expected befor

“E” Monday.

A- premiers are either here or on tll

"W way. Those here are Premiers Miir-

Sésslléglclélegldiid F§[l;°3`“l lfoms the ray, Marin, Oliver and Bell, while

3° “BTV 9- UT' Sir Lomer Gouln and Premier Foster

0 are scheduled to come toda and Pre- _ , ,

.5 prohibited by the Colonial legislat-

uncerlallily Whether Premier Norris

MCDEARMID.-At Montague, on June of Manitoba, will come. He wa~ 28. 1919, Mrs. Duncan McDearmld. more Unionist tllnn the rest and a

mler Stewart on Tuesday. There

of provincial general election is soon in lue ill the province. llowover, he is

ll this is construed in sonic quarters ef evidence that the radical clelllen

resistance.

No DE:-'lNl'rE Pol.lcv vE'r.

W1?-'[4'

IOODDDUUSOHUBGWODDDG5$$B$$$[lU$$§Y

l%¥%

.gl$ti8i%$9$C SQDQUO

AGENTS WANTED

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

aaeeaooeaeaaeesee

TEACHERS WANTED

$#$*

if not in the actual conclilves is :hr

there :irc divided opinions on the sub

- st _ iuliy hardy, grown only by us. Sold

AGENTS BALARY AND cQMM|33. WANTED TEACHER FOR STANC

lon to sell Red Tag Stock. Comple

only by our agents. Elegant free TEACHER WANTED Fon IR sniiiples write now to Dominion _S¢h001, supplement $65.00. Apply

Nurseries, Montreal.

' 6681-8-1MEultll60l. 7241.7.23M101

i....|.-_` _--1-,_` fi '

FOR SALE

- D. A. McLeod, Iris Secretary.

ing delegated a. number of sub-colll-

under different heads. The bulk of

handsome but good." Those horses

S were owned by the Swedes, Dutch

and English located oil the Deleware

e River. -

-E‘ort;y years tlutlr the sons and

grandsons of these people were buy-

e ing Narragansett pacers to race oil

the circular track laid out on a Phil- adelpliie. common incur the ll/ace Street of todaiy. These races were continued until 1750 when they w'er_e

ure. -

When this little ray of toy was

Elle year 1841. There are left to mourn expected. ‘E. ~M. .\illlcl)onnld, fornler ollr soils and two daughters bcslil-:S ineiiiber for Picton has at-l-ived ,md

PLS

_ t of the Dflriy. Oltl for free trade and the ‘lli0. will meet with li measure of

While there is zl barrel of suggest-

ell rcsolutiolls which are being pro- llgnsteri iiotlring lil the shape of dcf- fnllif _l>\>llCy has yet developed. \‘Vila't is lielflg talked of mainly oil the side

QI l@f1‘l¢`l`filllll. limi lil Fi*-i“.'21l'li to tllllt there

ls no plii-tlclllar vilrilltioii.‘ While

it-‘_e_t, the Fieldillg boom is still con. 'illlcuous on the surface. He ii re-

H- 'iorted to hl > . f.i-1, _ H '

le el Scl’°0l» .S“l’l’l°m.enl' $75- Alex from thc zllntlqal s?ulFl?tli[llltFdllpl?MLt§

ock including exclusive lines, spec- C0-l1‘DS. Sccretliry. 7259-7-24M10ll><l~ from Ontario, Quebec and the lower

lg ind King will likely to hiilloicd on

iimvillccs. Wliilc Messrs Grnllam

to in the last analysis it looks like

Fleldil or McKenzie

lg ,_ .

pd inevitably ll.; stated thorn will be

ment $110. G. Gallllnt, Secretary.

FOR SALE. NEWLY FRIESHENED _

cow. F. Parklnllu, East Royalty.

I _irntc sllcclvs who want to get togctll » the degree of relative prcdomimtn

WANTED-TEACH ER FOR BALT

Fon SALE FARM ol= 100 AcREs Ji- Broader. Secretary. B

nt Milton. Apply Mrs. John

Moreside, Milton 7420-8~1M6lpd

'l;Es'lliAel.E FARM AT FnENc

_,\_ tic, Loi. 18. . 7328-'l-28-Mtllpd _

IWO elenientsr-the liard-boiled Grits

WANTWED EXPERIENCED TEACHER Who have no love for anything of thi*

for New Acadia School, Supple- Unionist stripe and the more mod

7335-7-29MSlpt “r ill the hope of \\inlllng`oilt l/poll

IC ofthcse 'll li l _-. ‘

7474'8-5lVl3lD<l- S0ll00l, One with experience pre- the lcadenwl “pcm me Stlecmm ul

_, ferred. Supplement $100.00. Apply -

to mes -

iii. EvEN QUEBEC Fon i=lELolNe.

situated for ull purposes. Apply R. EmYV”l0~ ll- R- N0- 3- Rhynes, Dunstaifnage.. 6971-7-12-Mtf 7411-7-1M6i

ZLVC

t coils-ilieruhlo support. The youiige

ry( element t'ronl Quebec are reportedrtf

)

59 21H2llllSt F`l9l(liI,li: not only because

Dil Ol' lllS` quasi Unionisln bllt oil some

FOR SALE' GOOD BUSINESS STAN

in Killg's Co. centrally locnte

TEACHER WANTED-FOR PE

uiiilllings in ilrst class condition. ““Pi’l‘f{“°“i- A‘I>1>lY Alex G1"-1111- Apply to Mrs. S. Vaniderstine, New G_”“l’e’e““"' ' 746.9`8'5M6l

Perth. 7383-7-30MGipd.

"ld SCUYPS. but if what e r,

m- "Om that province. when slr wll

‘ _~ -- ' _can b leur

D ' _ ,M' "il ‘mm lll0 M- P’l~l. can be accepted ,L broke school, num-ber 144. Liberal as gosp¢=l_,, he fs-the f,.,vU,.,.,~,, even

Pd frid Laurier died and wilthin a few

_FOR SAL-E-212 ‘ACRES OF LAN-

situilte on Marsh Road, Lot 4

l{ilig’s County. Apply tu McLean

fi 7426-s-2.vl;`il

McKinnon, Solicitors &c_, Roy Bank of Canada Building, Char- lottetown, P. E. I. 7456-8-4M6i.

HOUSE FOR SALE.-THAT TWO-

$100. Apply to Angus Nicllolso Secretary.

poplillirlty had warned ii bit. It “._,3

al TEACHER WANT-ED FOR HAZEL felt that something wus lacking

I1- Am `MAll. scHEouLE

. LEAVE Aueusr 2o‘rH

tenement house, situlited on Yolin

street, Gllytown. For further infer- C, f I

niiltioii, terills, etc., apply to Mr Goo. ll. Proctor, 103 Elm Avcnu t‘ity. 7470-8-5M1llpil

2' Supplement. Apply James McNftl ` 5@‘"`elf1i`y 7438-8-2M7ip

:u'l'e.~i Iclteuretl, witll good lllllltliilgs, A 1 wt-ll watered and all mussel iiludlled. TxisfeestoLif£leAS,,(;i$gs' Secret”

Will be sold with or wltllout crop. Apply Albert McEwen, llristol P. O.. lt.ii. l. 7472-8-5-M3iE2ipd

7407-8-1-M3i

FOR SALE-DESIRABLE FARM A ,_

St’ Peters Harbour no acres wnh Supplement $80. Jas. Ennis, Secict~ golid building. Well watered and situated for all purposes, also 5 itcres ii few choirs from liomesteau. Apply H. W. Davison, Bristol, P.0.

T er for Greenfield School, No. 103.

ani School. First or second class

Grove School No. 103. Supplement _.___

2 rEAcl-lER wANrEo sE¢0ND

wANTED_SE L .

FOR SALE-°DESlRABl-E FARM AT or for LittlecS)ixildscsch§t§,T§u;lli;-

Sl l"”l‘°l"‘i ll"-|"ll0l' 105 f‘f'r“*ii 85 ment $100. Male teacher preferred

0 TEACHER WANTED FOR NORTH-

ass or Ten M le House, Liberal \VASH`INGT0N' Aug- 4-”-A <'-li-11130

has been made in the air mail

] ° ' ' sche- yl dule ibet.ween_New York and W.a 1-

‘ill-Iiton b_v which thc mail from Nei iork and New England will reach

tcrnoon dcllvery und the mail from

y Wl1SlllliiI.t0il and southern collnectioiis

to New York will reach that city about 1 o’clock

_lf The air mail will hel'caf'ter leave

WANTED SECOND CLASS TEACH-

New York alt 8.40 zl.m., arriving in Wasliillgton at 11 :l.m. Operating oli this schedule all New York City mail which rcllchcs the post oillco too late

My' 7468'8`5M3lpd‘ -, l’or thc lnldiiiglit. train |`or Washington

and all New England mnil reaching New York between lnitliilgilt tlild S

- li.iil. will be carried by airplane io

fliiys of that event it w'i-i nc ~ ~

E _ I 1. ,cnssury

T ACHER WANTED FOR AFTON to select .1 tcillpoi-ary l-gurls;-_ lnleplin

Road School. Supplement $35.00. wil. iti l _ ‘ . D` Apply .ioliii it. Lund. secretary q mm me" bm" th” °‘""'“” ‘P

L7 c

I F_r)ench Liberals insisted on McKen- i _zll.. Alt the close of the session hi.:

\Vrllshillgton ill time for the early ai-

7369-7-28M9ip

_.i._...__--_---- HANDSOME RESIDENCE FOR

sale. l<‘ormerly known us the Ain- eijlcnn Consulate, corner Water ali Illlvilnnd Streets will be offered by puiilic auction, August 16th at 12 o'clock noon if `not previously dis- lliisctl of by private sole. For par- tlcllltlrs ilpply to liliszzlrd & Gaull- ei, Solicitors. 7425-8-2M4l.

WAN'1'El) I

_ WANTED.--ANYONE HAVING SEC-

oild hund fox wire or frcsli lticat for TEACH R _ fox feel write Acdrcd Engdllnd, Eller num

Bile- ‘ or second class c\pcricn<od teach- '

0 WANTED-A MAID WHO UNDER-

7403 il 1M6lp

RASPBERRIES WANTED. - BEST

prices paid. R. A. Mcl'hllll, New lllivon. Aug 3-Bi

WANTED T0 RENT. - TWO OR

three fllrllished house-keeping rooms, about August 15th. .Pholie 476-J. 7414-8-1M8i

‘

with board. Address ull npplicxt lorls "B" Guardian Office.

7475-8-5M3lpd.

WANTED TO PURCHASE A

residence centrally located with modern convenlence.s,for particulars “holy nt the Guardian otilce.

7462-8-5M3lpd.

wAN1'Eo 'ro Pul=it:HAsE-Fox

ranch or small farm containing ranch or suitable location to build. Apply' t0'J- L- Maynard, Northam.

7455-8-4nl8IE’7ipd.

WANTIFED-BCHOONERS OR SMALL

steamer: .to carry coal from New oimpiisiltoii to P. . l ana New folindland poi-ts. Prompt loadiim M810 Coal Go., 809 Charlotte St- ol' New Campbellton, Victoria Co.

MSM-zthftt.

d $75.00 supplelllent. E. Maynard,

Sevretnliy- 7423-s-2Milprl.

Wnsliiiigton.

The New England nlail is adv-unc-et

secretory Trustees, R. ll. No.

\` 7437.8~2-Mliiptl

Minard’s Lirilment Cures Burns, Etc

TEACHER WANTED-FOR ANNA

dale Scllool, No 135. Sllpplenic

voted $60.00. Midsummer vacation. George E. Saville, Sec’y Trustees, Aniinildnle, Lot 56, Kliig's County, P. E. lslnlld. 7459-8-4-Me6i."WANTED A MAID, FAMILY OF

_ lli new WANTED- _ 1»‘EllrALE

l . . ,

er. Supplclilollt 75.00. A i t

$ Ill ly

W. E. Brooks, Secretary, ()'Lezl

WANTED AN EXPERIENCED F

mule 'teacher second or third cias

Morrissey, Secretary Trustees.

MISCELLANEOUS

P. E. I. - 7466-8-5ME2lpll.

(Protestuilt) for Priiilltry Depart-

` ment Georgetown High School, lin-

ion Supplement. Apply to T. E. MALE

WANTED A FURNISHED iRO0M 7476-8-5M3ipd.

€‘

-tllrce, good wngcs. Mrs. Pltul A Mill plly 55 Upper' Prince St.

* ~ about 16 hours and all liiiiii from New

TEACHER WANTED FOR EAST York left over -from the midnight train

d Point -School No. 50. Supplement is in tllilc for' the first afternoon 'le

$75.00. Apply to John J, M¢l)0nald_ livery ln Washington.

t --- - - _ ....7418-S-5M2ipil,

ry stands cooking, no washing, thc

Apply in person to Mrs. Frank F.

E, Tupllii, Summersldo, P. E. 1. ,,_ 7119-7-18Mtf

WANTED' HELP-

WANTED-A MAN TO D0 FARM

Leon & McKinnon.

7449-8-2m6i.

paper, printed “Fresh Dairy Bu ter."-35c per 100. Per post 40c.

DAIRYM‘EN'S SANITARY BUTTER

t.. WANTED-A MAN TO WORK IN

my ranch. Apply personally ut

. once 'to J. C. Mcliendrick.

cial Land Surveyor, R. R. No. Souris, Telephone connection. .

7329-7-28E20lp<l.

.iNo.- Ai.l=niso M¢noNAl.o. Pnovi N- i '7450'8'?m_l-

higliest wages paid to right party.

work in the city. Apply,to Mc-

3‘ RETURNED SOLDIER CANVASSER

on conimisiiion can earn easily $4.00 per day. Must be live wire. Ap-

CAJ1 FOR HIRE.-R. B. OAKES -

m..d_ The -1-wo Mac, D,ug5,o,e_l

Phone 315. Residence. 163 Great George street. 7344-7-29-M12ipd _

ply personally Guardian Onlce.

7322-7-28Mti.

LOST

with crop, stock and machinery desired, can get particulars by a plying to Box 446, Charlottetown.

ANY ONE WANTING A GOOD

funn within 10 miles of the city

7317-7-28Mti’.

LOST-IN VIGINITY OF POWNAL

street, a rubber boot. Finder kindly leave at Guardian office and receive

if reward. Aug. 2-Si.

D- _ an

LOST-3M'ALL BRINDLE BOSTON

snuffcd out, the Quakers crossed the Flenlish cart and English dray horses and produced -the tioiicstoga horses. that hauled the freight wagons over the mountains to tho point where the Allegheny and Monollgaliela iiiiitctl to forlil the Ohio ltivel' lit Fort Pitt, thc Pittsburg of today. Also ill the ilitcr- val, Philadelphia became the port of entry ‘in 1797 of the English horse Messenger aild iii 1820 of the Al'i'i::aii of the Haiiibletonlzln, Mambriilo and barb horse Grand llaslluw t'rom Trip- oli. The former. became the tap root tihaiiipioii faliiilles wllilc the latter bore the some relation to the Clays.

Grand Ilasliaiv got Young llasliliw.

the source of two speed lilies. One rail through l)oble`s lluslllllv and 'l‘ili- poo_I3ashaw to Duquesne, 2.17%. owned aild raced by Paul llacke of Pittsburg. The other lille rnli through Andrew Jackson. the best trotter of his day, `-to Kemble Jackson, a -good -r-use horse that dicd before llc got litany foals, as well ns Long islnlid Black Hawk und llcliry (filly, both of which lnlltle their reputations ill New York. ’

No organized effort was made to

breed ti'c-ttei's ill Pciillsylvallia uiitil the sixties when (Y. P. Rell' pllrcllzls- ell Malllbriilo l’il'ot and iindy 'l`llol‘ll ill Kcllillcky :ind -Aristldcs Welch :tilti- ell tl few to the Ii`.i‘lli~lillcinl stud. Welch began with thc runners. iii 1860 he plirchnsml Loliiiiiiigtoil, nlid bred Iroquois, the only Amcriclili llrcd horse that \v0ll the English Derb- by Prior to that ditto. he purcliasetl Flora Temple, thc first 2.20 trottcr iiild broil two foals fl'om hor, one being Prince llllpcrial by William Welch nil() the other Qlleellls Dllllgll-

i .

Tllemoderat..-. ;. ‘. _' _ ,. _ ,, _

WANTED _ TEACHER ,p,_,nc,pa,) ,nm though él_;lli2l:]~itl\yH1;f>r]Fit-li; lie. by lnwiiilngton. \ti»li.li .uso insii

H, for Emyvnle school. Suppleme

fort, 100 acres, well watered and $40~ -‘\9i19ilS -l» Clflfliln. SUCFGW

the 1-lulnbletonian stnlllons Rysdyk. sire of Clingstoiic and Stratliinorc, to wlioni Lou Dillon, thc first two niiii- ute trotter. traces ill the male lille through. /Sidney Dillon, Sidney and Santa Plans. lilnniiis was the best -trotter got by Malnbrino Pilot ill Peli- lll-iylvzliiia while he also sired the cllaliipioll stlllllorl Mlllllllriilu Gift bc- fore he was shipped front Keiituclly.

Powell Bros. milled a trotting dc-

pnrtmcllt to their fllrlu ut. Sliailelzllld in the sixties. Satellite was one ot` their first stalliiills, und St. Vincent the best. Also :it at latter date their

ling trotting and running strains when he wus not following the races.

in 1871 Robert Steel estzlblisllcd

Cedar Park Farm near Plliladelphia ulld placed Happy Medium at the head oi’ it. \Vhile tllerc llc got Pilot Medililu, tlio sire of Peter the Grent, the ciinnlploll trotting stallion Moxie Cobb, 2.13 1-4, and his mate Neta Medilllll, with which he lwzdllceil thc tellin record to 2.15 3-4. Wlicll l-lappy Medium was trzlnsfcrrcd to Kell- tucky, where he sired Nancy Hanks. 2.04, llc was succeoiletl by Epaulct :lull Woodilut. During their da_v`lt. J. C. Walker' had I-lalitford at Williauispobt where he got the pacer ltohcrt J. wllo after defeating nll of tho best horses of his day reduced the world's record fronl 2.04 to 2.01 1-2.

Aiilollg thc other stock i`ai'ms which

occupied ii place ill the public eye ill Pennsylvania, the leaders were Pros- pect Hill l~‘llrnl at l~`l'ankllii, owned by Miller and Sibley, and at one tiliic referred to as the Pnlo Alto ot' the oust on uct-olliit of tho nuinllcl' of El- estloncers owned there; the Penn Valley F.'li'iii at Mori-lsvllln, where il. S. Henry had Young Wilkes and An- teeo; A. ll. Moore's establishiileiit near Pllilzilielplilli, where he took flir- ector, ltcd i\Vilkes, and a spleill‘.:.~ blind of rllcn liirlres, which ilicliidcll Evellgelilie, Margaret -S., and Posit- ioil; tho \Vilsl;-ii farm at Epllr.ltil, where Estlicr W., 2.10 1-4, wus foaled; as well as tho farins where lloptllgoii. Ilull, (‘.i'n\\'ford, Moqllettc. liul llril- deii, Still- lfoiuter, Ass ll. Kay. Al- liowood, Silont llrignlle, Joo Pointer and a nuliilici- of othenhorscs stood.

At presclit, Nawhrick l~‘nrni, the

llolno of Dillon Axwortliy, lit Plioll is is the leallcr, its reputation lllivillg liven estnlllislloil by Miss Blirtlln Dil- loli, who aftcl' ciluztllllig tho tlireo year old rccoril in 1917. clit thi- four ycar old ret-oril for flllles to 2.02 l-4 in n race, the Kentucky your old cliautploll gcllllng Norman Dillon. Tho Dlvoroee, The (tcssack, and the two yenr old clialllpioll gelding Noriilllu Dillon, 2.07 1-4. ill tho western part of the stiltc Watts Jr., a griiildsoii of Axworilly, is being given un oppor- tunity lit. llczlliiorc l<`nriil to ililpiimiii- his sliowing ns a tl‘otter on the h:llt`- inile tracks. lliligflli lius nh-io fl \\'0l'- thy represoiituiive in Peliilsylvliliia iii Senator -Halo. l-le is locnted at Gettys- burg, wllcre llc has got lt llulnller of successful performers, the f.istc.-t being the pacer Butt. llale. 2.02 3-4.

While since the earliest dlliys, thcre

has alwnys been. considerable llrccd~ ing done in l’onnsylva::e.1. the iiiiij- ority or owners have purchased their racing inatcrial ill other states. This is shown by the names of the horses that were rllccll by the Dobles, 'I`lir~ ner, Phillips, Scottergood. Grddy, Put-

oAsTo'l=i lil

W1.. ._ gov' ND”="'”' Novica l`=on THE altar sA1'lsrAc- _ , ` | 3¢|rg|-Qy¢|-391;"-3 __ , tion lil piano tuning and rensirlnsi.l.os1'-soLDlEn's RETURN sur- nu ' ` '

, ' Always bears

-°~~» »~ ~ °- 'u:::r.i"'s:r:;;:°s:.pug :z“..”'°..;s.:‘.‘:...*`l".°s.i‘i;‘::.r;"‘“ '“°“°l'- Allvlv C- J- 'W°°°» “““' cliiii-limeiowii Plioiis sw ' ' ma-s-5M:lli>il. `““”°‘“'°°‘

liiiry. ms-s-lmslilil. ' m,,_,,_,m,,I ,

neighbor (T. G. Dempsey began ming-

_ ;\l\_n_ run- ___ *_ V

tersoll, Jamison, Middagll, Culllltlili

l _

-`* ugh, liostoil; S. ti. t‘.lark, Mt. Stew-

and other 'Pcllllsylvaniit reiiisliieii ,,,.,; AA M,,(.,,,,S,,,,,,, UL,,lf,,,.,|; J E

'_ , . _

since Sammy Keyes campaigned Mn

oozlcr and Lucy, and Turner started out with May Queen and Nettie. A

list of the most proliiillept pcrfor ers owned in Pellllsylvlliilii of la years includes Prince Wilkes, Kai erinc S., Swect Marie, Salullili, ll. Bri-tl, l’et.cr Scott, .\lignlila,

splclidid pair Brighton ll., and Letti

liee, ltoss ll. ltoilii llzll, l'i-tor Stl-

l'> .\`c\\'sulll, llosioll. _

,_ QUEEN Ho1'Ei_ f" li. ti. .iliii-pliv Ji., 'l‘ll;.ilsli; l-:_ .\1lll<»i-

Rl' lllisioll; .\lr.s. l'l. .\iilli-r, llilsliilll; ,ml Kaltllcrlilo lil;-atrill, llostoll; Sll.~ltlll.1\l<'

' lnllis, Nl-iv York; J. .\l. I)llvi.~'.iill nllli

Q wifi-,' l.lii.-_loii; ill-s. \\'. .\. iliii-iiii

V" t`lllilbridi:c, lilies; .\il's. l.. J, iiisllop,

oils, iicllwood, -liei-I-zlilcc Quo(-il, Zcp- (,m“,u_mg'_l MHSS, _\,rh_' ,,_ S_ ,,,s,mp`

liyr, Susie S.. Jack Leyburll, Tho .\’i

ive, Ligiitsoiiic, (ilive F-ant, llrlisilo

and Princess Etawall.

_____.-it-.1-_

llull-;L _iilililvils

VICTORIA HOTEL

lil. A. Ilcilostalig :llld \vii`0, Mo

trelll; Miss i{ci-t`c, Ilostoll; li`. Perry, North Wilisliiri-;' l‘llas. ltes, Jr., Wlstfielll Nlzlss.; i<‘. llllrclls, llilinptoll. N. il.; .\il'.s. l~`. lirillby, Widilfeld, Mass.; Stopllcli Ito

<»r.=i, `i\iollciol`l; . ii. ll. Vox, lVioi°cil

llcrbcrt (fox, Morcll; Mrs. t‘. Mc[)o zlld,'Slllilniel‘side; Mario lil. Silllpso Silliilliorsiilc; Mali: Mc(‘nl'ill\i, Sul

erside; Lnl. lil. Giles, Sulilliicrside;

t`ltll'li .Vlollll_t.aill, Slllillilei-still-; it.

(flark and wifo, Molllli. Siv\\':ll‘i; Mrs Sobcy, St, Stewllrt.; ll. \\’. Mi'l{lly

Ml. Stewart; S. .l. Mooro, 'I‘l-uro; id. Mtzilrillalll, Bordcll; l\l_ Mi-.llo

gall, llclfzlst; J. S. lilllioll, Sllnlilior-

ul' i.oll.-arlalo ltl' \\' Bi-alas., ilostoll' tico

lirucc, Vallryiield.

R EV ERE HOTE L

(Toiiwlly, i‘i»i:lilllllll; ll. ti. (lrrigg, llos

“_ toll; t`. (l. Sliii-ills, lllilifllx; A. M

|)_ Sililolis, li:llit`zlx;_ I.. (‘oliipt<iil, ll.ill J_ fzlx; (ius Nicllollalil, .\liilgi-ll; J. lion L_ ion, Now York; J. S. Malilllisoii,'liilizk J, lllllii, Moss.; (`. i’:1cll:1rd. (`lli<~ngo; A. ,_‘_ . , . . , _

, J 'l`lPlllt~5 \'t~\vll.lvi‘ll \\lll l`l.lillor . liostoll; .\. i.. (lnliullt, lllistilll; Nils ll li li

Boston; i.. P. .\lt'l)onlllil, \'oriioli; <`

lslllltls; Mrs. All-x. Al‘:-li~llzllllt,.Magda

` li-ll -lslulltls; Miss ilortcllsc ll-;iul'l|ll.i ` ` l\'iagillLloli lrlllllllls.

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sitio; Niiss Gladys Baird, lizlliiux; ADDRESS AND PRESEN-1-A1-|ON_

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Miss Mildred llzllrd, lllllifux; .\i Sadie Mclicod, llilndas; Airs. ll. l t‘ox, St, Pctcrs; Mrs. Ill. .\. Sion Ilelle llivcr; \V.lt. .I<lllllsoil,'I`or<llil1

E. G. liczllilllll, wifi- and child

Monctml, -

Ii. It. Roni(-klc, W. t‘. l<`ol'lic.==.

Grace llolllt-lie, Gladys llfill. Suiiiiiicr- side; T. V. (lrullt, S. S. llesslllll. \\"

li. Poole, hlrllltilgliii; Mr. and .\lr

ll. B. Stewart, Now (llllsgow, .\.. S.; it; 13. Elliott, 'l`orolltii; J. l’tiii-rs

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,_ fricllds llnil lliiiglillollrs gzllliiiiniil al

thc lioluo lit' Mr. zlllil Mr.-‘_ Poilir ll

illcir son (`lllll‘lv.~i who llus l'ci'l\iii!-.' in- illrlicd froiii ovr\.l'.»'r~ll.~'. The r»vrii:iiil was vory plr~;li=:lllll,\' .spoilt iii lllu-'in

- vol-:il :lull ill.<il'llill<~ilt:|l :lllil .-ii~iil `t-oiiiii-l~.-;iiiriii such :ls is cilstolii:li'y il

H l.. i’tll'kr‘l'. llosloil; .l. A. l'o\\'l-r ollii

wife, ilnlifllx; \\'iiili'it'i'i=il l‘iiol<\, Ni-w York; lla.'l’_v i. lllelltlt-y, l'. S. Navy; (.`at|li¢rilil- 1li'ili‘c, Valllcyiii-ill; A. li`.

T. J. Sllllpsoli, l-`|‘r».ili-l'it-toll; \\'. li.

'_ K. .\icl’lli~i~, liostoll; IC. K. t`liiwnl-,

f E. S<'lllltit~liill'y, ('ity; l<`. li. i’llillip.=i.

lillllfnx; Albill A. Al'sl-nzllllt, Mllgdnliin

(._ lslnllds; Mrs. A. i\l‘scllulllt, .\i;lgd:lli-ll

Oli July the 18th :l llullilir-r of

‘ Sicwlllt .\l;irslll'icli|, to \\‘cli-oilii- iizilili-

l i

gaiilil-i'illg.~'. of till:-l kind, but ll \"ry

~coiillill~liiln~llle vuriatitill was illIi‘.i--

St. Jolll'l’s Niid.; lt. l’. .\'iorcdiili and ,{,,,.,.,| in this ,,,.,,n__,,,,,, in lm, f,,,.,,, ,,,-

li‘. A. llrllcil., Boston; P, A. ii`zll‘t|ll

llalr.~:oll, oily; li, S, <’oll=i', li'l-ntilll.'pi-es:-llicil with all clregulit gold iiatcl

Airs. (T. li<li'i'ni=r, liosioii; 0. I

Dickey, and wife, \\'althnlll, Alas; '

l- chain. l<‘olluwillg is the li<llll‘css_:--

_ I\lurslli'il>lil.

_'lan t`llldl'i=,~ls and pi'<-srulilltioll. llc was

l I

s.,

l~‘. Follies, Alilllcrsl, M. .7. Tdiillis-ll, J,.| 13’ 1(|19_

liosttill; ;\ir;<. (.`. Il. Mcllrillgllll und

clllldrcn, .\Iedi'ol‘d, Mass.; it. t‘llvli

.\ll'_ (`llllrlf>s Stn\\';ll‘t.'

ll' li`rii~lld <`lllli'llc:-\\"<~ liloct toiligll

v -`E*"*"&.!-W

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not only to extend our warmestwei- clinic allll collgl°:ltlllatio\’ls~ lo' iyiitl- lin your safe return from overseas, but also t,o_l:xlil'c,ss our thanks to you. Ili uiferilig your' services to our coulltry you stood lictiriiiiii iis ulill danger. We arc prollil of lilo fact lllllt you enlist- lllcllt was viillllltal'y. ll is just t-zltlsii for priilc to _\'olli'.»'i.-if alld yoill' palelltsl that bciilg thc only soil, you oi'fcrcll yoill' .-cl*\'it:c.~l ill the oarly stages of the war will-ll on ni-i-oilllt ill' your yoiltll tilc country could not acc(-pt lliciil. t)ur llollc is-tllnz your future lilo liizly not lic llilrkcili=<l by thc cloud of war, lil oit':irilli.; you our best wish- irs fm' iuiurc llcnllll and prosperity wc zlsk, _votl to arucllt the llt:t"lil‘lp:llly- ing gift :ls a sllliill cvidcnco of thc rc.-l pi-i-l :ind alppriitzilltioii oi’ your frifllltis ill .\l:lr.~llll‘ll-lil.. _

- FARM LABDRERS

Excursions, August. -llth and 18th, 1919

Tho (`llli:l<li:lll Nliiillliall Rzlilwlry

will run two iixcllisiillls oi dlltos giv- on nliovc. I-‘orc i'roiii Sllllllllclw-lille or t'lillrloti<-io\\'ll to \\'iliilip~g $l4i.:'iti. Corresporldlngiy low farel,t`i‘<illl all otliiii' tivkct stlliililis. "

tin Molldlly, .-\llgu:~:t llill -ll .sper~i;ll

train will lenvc Molli.-toll for \‘\'llllll- pi-g, i-rii.~:siiig ii\'.~r thc Qlli-lii~c llriilgfi i-ii rinlii, 'l`lli.»' will lli’i`ol-il |i`:l.~;si>iig<»i~.< lilo opporilliiily ol' gcoillg this wiillil<»r- l`lll .~'ii~ll<'iiii'i>., To rlilliici-.t with this

|tr;iiil_ p:l.<sl»llgol's sllolllil i~ro,~:_~i li_v lilo first trip of ilic “(`:lr l<`crry" on .\ioll- duy, Aligllst lltll. lhlsscligl-rs by tilt* sccollll trip of thc (.’u_r 'l"<=rry \\'lll lllzlke oloso coilllcctions ulld' go right lhrougll. This will i;nzl|ile‘pals.~lollgf‘i's wcst izf Silliiilii>r.~;iilc rind' l~l_a.~it and South ot`_t‘llul'lottctown in lcllvo their ‘lloillo .=i`llii/iii Mollllny illorilillg allll lil- ill \Vilillipr‘g Tllllrsilaly iaitcrilooll,

llliirsillc or ('llill‘lnttcto\\'ll.

Buy your ticket from nearest Ticket

Agent anti save time and expense. l>lS'l`ltlt"l` l'ASSil~i.\Itl-lillt A(ll~XN'i"S til-`l"lt`l=l, .t‘Il.-\ltl.ti'l"i‘i~I'l`O\\'N. P. ISI..-\Nll. _ 7»iT7~S-i'»llltl`. I

Ii/linarrl's Llniment used by Physician:

F , M <4-___

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