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' H"; . " ‘ (iontinlndmmpogo L). . ' T ' u. . _,iHOPf|.-om.Al-lo1mnn'gc;t;|"_ “out AT NEW PERTH, bllle- . ( v v v- v . - . . s‘ k . . 1$-..YBrlvl9g~i§i§_Bl"VA-‘ Hi-lsllf- Cornpfl-ny. oornor- of ‘Kins 8nd ‘~ ll Bfiiilllll y '. t l . ... . _. _ stworxross WiANTED-v-Noxmun as ‘from: ti“; l‘ gum-ck Juy Queen-Streets. He sulsiliaigvlvlvzr- , __ __,,_ _ _ __v A _v_ . v _- owart is buying Bllleulmd- Red .. - .°5.“‘ "i! .‘ ‘ ‘mined ‘he C“““‘“““ D‘ , ‘*5 WIMBLEDON, July B-Sulanur _. _ a t v v l. v Potatoes Milton Station, .T\1OSday . U.‘ A°EV€AND_ThD company. Witness and OBrisn Lenglenv we marvepoufl l-renw S L t‘ l‘ B i v A_ p“. _ ,.

v v. v , wednesdayvflnd_v,l,vhulmday_ vv 1, v_ n v ‘V -_-. Par-m o! closed for ‘Hi6 night about 2 n. 111.81“, and homer o! me word“, MW - aim c for tine Sunday B and wont to bed -togct-her in wlt- n“ champlomhlp m. wamenv p,“

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“em 1° ‘M'- Phu- Mailnillfllfiqm“ and certain victory off the Ameri-

. . _ » 110.0 thl , r- ‘the G. Wv v A. BllhilfliwPriin-i7uslY t four and going. down Queen ., ._ ~ l ~ . . RATlllm-llo N: line pet day Io yo: lino per any for n u-Q. nigh?’ Viillhilsttirraircstliciggwfid (“it relliltilcd. a " - - ~- -- 5‘ ' " * gtreet met the stranger standing Si‘; Cmlflgifu’ trigskilgggggonfuglilz k. Lil Pl! 6X09" .- tlllflfavvfi ai"lmlgl'll.nl.l‘lsuynl.l.srllfll“ml:rgig-Igor!Be Abegwel, ql-gunds he broke M5198 ' _ vv .._..___ ' on tho opposite side .in the door. dilpgaad of ter opponent m‘ "a v ' ‘ ‘vi; .. scent. discount lot out. Addie“ ro spun of nd-uml nun and autism‘! very ‘even ‘pain’ GASPEMA PA-s-siueins‘ “TT way "i carter“ seed store‘ u“ nl.-til. the score b81118 0-2. 6-0. -" ‘"' “Th8 ‘d6: ‘i. 12:52! vigséafllzurnvlsllead‘ 11w all. 75o for seven Tilis accident will of course ren- vAmong the passengers arriving called. out“ to tiltzlllllihiflilfign-WEII-llé p} . v ‘ v v v v “V v v vv m. l‘ '"‘ vr "vuJwr-ls s»: der lllm out of lllO game" for a yesterday on. the Gsslltwa ‘rvsts- over land in rv-lvwzn B another - A ‘ ~‘ ' . . w, ». ' - ‘ 1°03 time land -this every sport PFOIWQW H- N- “MKS "H “u” ‘Wk t em n- "e "a! 0 l 5A I, ‘ '

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O-OOOOQ1 Teachers Wanted

A B. s‘ fAtitvxltjaEna WANTED TEAcl-lsa WANTED FORNORTH '-' .21. Oitt bilzgentshoxolu- Rustico school. Supplement ‘Ii o_ i r . Very l dpropo- $125. James Arthur. Secy.

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B Na YOUILWOIOL TO GlLl. a lmtrs store. in: carding at French's Mill. dill a Lantz, ut- Gveorge. _. "min ultras-quills WANTS ' MAID, Musr ulv; dorstan “cookingflhlpply 42 Passmoro, (, _____________ . .

.._._.._._.__._.__ MAKI ‘mquly Al‘ HOME - sis to lhoimkvg.‘ weekly fOi‘ your flparo time lwriting show curds for us. nviissing. We in- sicusk, ppiy you witnths work. ~_ e t-Angus Show Card Service. 102 Coibofne Bldilll. Toronto. ' M NUFACvTURER-WA ‘rs 0A pablo ‘andhesponsibio party to

organize, rater-route of New Ooi ~ n ntio; Advertising gel: "s3?" ilf a assured. orfirdrifcu rs. itory, Cold

nial Advertising Scale Company 173 Ontario Street vWest, Mon-

WAlNTED -—TEAOHER FOR EL. BNiiO school, supplement $125 apply to P. M. MaoCuulLvSecy.

WANTED FIRST CLASS char, for l-lnzel Grove Frank Bagnail, Sei'y.

FIRST CLASS TEACHER WANT. ed as principal of Cape Traverse School. Supplement $150. Jas. ‘H. Bell, Secretary.

TEA- School.

"T . YVANTED~A GOMPETENT TEACH

or for Irishtown School, supple- ment $150. William Profit, R. R. No. 2. -Sec'ty.

WANTED-SECOND CLASS TEA- c:ler for Cuiioden School. Supple- ment $75.00. Spring and fall vaca- tion. J. W. McLeod, Secretary.

WANTED FOR GEORGETOWN School, Principal, vice principal‘ and 4 asistunts. Mrs. W. Muc- Lurcn, Secretary Trustees,

._.__.......-__,.____ _. WANTED-SECOND ctass TEA char-for Ringwood School,- No. 184. Supplement $100. Apply .Ncis0n Currie, Body, Rocky l't.

I'i———*—" TEACHER WANTED-FOR mon- tnguo School, principal and four assistants Supplements: Priu

v treq], l“? l Li.’ clpal $250; assistants $150 93:“- W _—_ WANTED Fins-r on sl-IGONP wanted V class teacher. (male vrsfsrrgd-l

v " “ ‘for _Piea,saltt Vni e school.‘ up 'F“?T' mn‘rsg‘mrz:g plcnlent~$125.00. yAppgl-ito An s.._" o-_r:-o,, ,5 _. tts. ~. rout: ' Ar ly Jam'es' Mo illan, "w" S‘°"e'““" °°.’_____° lstaniwve- WANTED-ZND cLAas TEACHEIR - f “Mt. Albi S hool. Suppo- W 159*“ R3‘ 5"! THE PAY .0‘. 100100?“ Ac" 1 Fred Ilob- , . . . , merit 8 i111? rt} wo . ‘Apply 17 Vnilcy| ensonv gem ‘Si, C- ty.

‘Tlelp Wunicd-Jdemnle

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GIRL Kent

I- WANTED ‘nlaln-Jlpply 2oz Prince St.

WANED-h l MEDIA ELY - A

cooif, on ho is willing to go to the country for two mouths. Apply ,0. .1). *D9n1i0Ifl, tljdiitiois Bro_s., Ltd, 45 Queen S-t.

IIITED-r- APPLY 177

TEACHER WANTED FOR CAVEN-

dish School. First or Second Class. Supplement $125J10~ Midsummer vacation. J. clnrk, Beefy, Hunter River, lLitl

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APPLICATION FOR A TEACHER {or stnpley School wliivbe re- ceived by the '1 Secretary. Ono hlindrod and fifty-dollars sull: plgmallf. for experienced maid teacher‘ one hundred lilor» female. mom, Drown. Secretari-

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1 i Lost

LOST-HUB FLANGE OFF AUTO- mobile wheel on Monday between ll. It. Station and bridge. 'P.C. Brown. Revers Hotel.

LOST JUNE SOTHJA BROACH “pad lock d-eslgn, ‘finder please leave lli Guurdiun office.

LOST WEDNESDAY NIOHT IN bills city, n pearl sunburst with diamond centre. l-‘indlcrplense report to Gunrlilnn. Reward.

LOST _ BETWEEN GEORGET- nwll and Cuictlouiu July 1, ruin- cout; Finder will bo rewarded lilo sum of $5; leave at M. C. McGownns, Kilmuir, P. E. I‘.

For Solo m‘

sAFE FOR BALE. APPLVEXAM- ivner Office.

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nn-nuEss FOR BALE-AFPLY 17_4 Kent St.

OLD PAPERS FOR BALE-AF- ply Examiner Office.

FOR BALE-AT.“ WATER 8T., n piano, a snfo and refrigerator, odds‘ and ends furniture.

SHORE FAR-M FOR 3ALE'- AT Wood Islands, 50 acres of land. 28 clear, good buildings, beau- tiful location. Will sell with or without crop. Price right. Allnly to D. D. McGrcgor. 4

FOR SALE FARM OE FIFTV ncros situated at Mitchel] lliv- or, for particulars uppiy to Mc- Lenn d Mclfiunon, Barristers etcl. Charlottetown.

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BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE AD-

TEAC-HER WANAED FOR THE Whontioy River school, No 37. A f-irislt or second class lnmlc preferred. Supplement 91125-90- Archibald Barrett, Sccy. Trns toes, Wheatley River. .

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WANTED- A TEACHER F0 Brookficld School, supplomu! $100. Evcroilt Johnsoll. 590')‘-

FOR

vVT/ANTED — ‘I EACHER

thc South Luke School. 1st“ 01" 2nd. class. Supplement 01-00- Appiy D. L. MacDonald, Box

‘ 47. Eimirn.

PRINCIPAL WANTED ‘FOR O'- Leary SKlIIOOi, first class. Sup- -plcnlcnt_ $200.00. Midsummer vu- qvation, Apply Jas. M. McWili lums, ‘Sect’.

WANTED —TEACHE_R FIRST OR

‘ (311158 for Park Corner School. Supplement $150.00 Mid summer vacation. Apply Secre- tnry, E. E. lMocLecd, French Illvcr.

WANTED-SECOND CLASS TEA chor for Hope River school, sup- plemenlt $100.00. Apply J. H. Simpson, Buy View.

WANTED- TEACHER FOR South Lake School.‘ 1st- OI‘ 21141 cinso. Supplement $1100. Ap ply D. L. MacDonald, Box 47. Elmira.

WANTED-SECOND CLASS TEA cher for Ninc Mile Creek School Supplement $100-0l1- D1111“ lMcPhco, Cumberland. 50¢-

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WANTED-TEACHER FOR _. aibunc Vililtgo School. Supple merit Ono liundrcd Dolillro. Iiodorick McLeod. Son's’.

TEACHER WANTED FOR EAST

W. up their rcsld

BRAD "T-

fsn will deplore.

THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Prince Edward island Medical Society- ‘viii bo held in the Board of Trade roolns on Wodnesdsy, July 12th. next. At the meeting, Dr. John Stewart, of Halifax, will deliver all address under the aus- Dices of tns ui-mcricun Society for control of Cancer which will be illustrated ‘by moving pictures. The public are "invited to attend this Hleetillg at‘4 p, m,

‘ WEDDING BELLS-m pretty oddingtook place Saturday Jill)’ 1st. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Deacon, 2005 St. John ‘SV- 110811111. when Miss Hannah “ " of Edilfborougil, Scotland, became the bride of Joseph M. MncSwoon of Dal-ton. Snsk.. son o! lMr. and Mrs. John MacSwecn, Ilrookfiold, l’. EI Island. Rev. J. W. Williams of Carmichael church Rosina-officiated. Tile rooms were artistically decorated with roses, poeniesrand sweet peas, As Miss Charlotte Campbell played the

sway ‘by Mr. Deacon. She as at- tired in agduinty dress of cau- ton crcpc and gcorgcttc trimmed with crystal beads and wearing l: French embroidered net voil ar- rangeddn Joliet stlyle and carried a bouquet of pink sweetheart roses. Tile blfiflesmailll; Miss Catherine lilzlobeod of Winnipeg. Manitoba. looked very sweet in ii. dress ol’ pink voile ,and.w‘nlte orgnndie and carried a bouquet of white car- millons. |l.lit:t.lo flouise Deacon made n charming flower girl curry lug ll basket of sweet peas and was dressed in white voile touched with Alicciblueorganyiie. The groom wns attended by Lorne Deacon. Thdllostess wore n graceful 80W" of blzlck lace over georgettc with rinestone itrinlmings 1111 d1!" corsagc bouquet wns pink roses. During the signing of register Miss M, -Biikt!I‘ sang “Oh ~Swcct and Iloly," lifter which ll. buifut luncll- eon was served and later the new ly nlurricd couple left for Arlins- ton Bench, whore they will 51101111 a short llonoy moon before téliiiflfi encc at Dalton. “$115k-

cAlrr. miivEl/lauw l-louonEo. _'l‘hq “S, lS. G “ ‘arrivved ll‘- ‘prn-L-lypmsrilily l|1(ll‘l\l1~_i§' from ~ Mon- trcal, Silo left thcro inst Tuesday wltll llllout 70 ‘il-iwluscrs 1m‘ <11!- lfcrevnflpoiiits uiong _tl_lc cons-t. These "pahsliilgtrs W8TS"‘S0 ‘inlgifiiy plcnscd with tic treatment. llccord- eu thcm ‘bW e contain-and tho othcrhfflberg’ unt'i crow flint they

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wedding march, the brido was given -

Qlneering dilaculty, ,,_ jlloGili Uni~ vorslty, Monitl eal ,Wilh ills wigs and chiidrell.‘ heywiii spend e summer at-‘Rbcky Point. Mtrsfli}. W. lhlvles and daughter, 'Mrs."‘G L. lMaoGilivruy, missus.‘ J. Bennett Mltjor M. A-dfll-let-and wife wore umollg those ..lnnk,ilig _..thc_ round trip. The Mluior is a brother‘ of - he Deputy Minister of Militia‘. ' iss C. l M-acKenzie,-tcucher of Mon- treal, Mrs. EikinHGas-pe and Mr. find Mrs. J. H. Msclntyre wore pl- S0 among the passengers. Moa-i

PEnsoNAtis

lMrs. E . Goodlwill _ of Peter- borough, Ontario. arrived in thc city ‘by the Montreal steamer last evening onn visit to Mrss John Goodwill,- Brighton.

Dr. Lautcrman, his mother, ;M‘rs. M. H. Lautornlan, and her iwo dung-liters, Miss It. A. Illlii Miss Diana Luntermnn are visit- ing here unli will rcnluin for six ,or seven weeks ut the Dcllch Grove Inll. .

Cupt, John Smith of ‘the S. h]. "Gulnure" wag a passenger by the early Borden trzbiu Saturday and left fur his home in Georgetown yesterday afternoon.

Mr. E. Lnvergr-c of the Murine Department, mourned lSut-nrllay fronl Bird flock. l-lo arrived in Sourls in the afternoon and nlot- urcd to the city.

Four Men illstvslltiy liiiiiell

SYDNEY. N. 8., July 10.—— Four lncn, Norrgun Mucltury, Hugh Con nington, A Kelly and W. Pope. wcrc killed at noon today nt the Marconi Towers, near (liucc Buy. ' 'i‘ilcy werc erecting a steel mast null were in zt cal-go 130 feet from the ground when tho mast coi- iupscd ulbolrt the centre, precipita- ting the men to the ground. They wort llcud when assistance ar- rivoll. z

All official investigation to dc- termlnc the cause of the collapse of the lower was comlnenceli to- day llt filncc Buy. by Coroner l’. is‘. Ogilvic.

Why Germany

mudg ‘;i'_ figlltzltiofvfjui ' evilpifiih Thclrliiinkylhuglt) zrs tilt-Z Sig!) bé-s en- tering» u tictown v an r. | -élli>s"!llilai. lFKVWK-lw“?! -. 99“£{“i‘{ "1 .ll“ tile. -.lliiiiff°%-‘iiilil~ii9iil - w.q11-..t..,ls “'1 0:900‘? 5.9.‘ l-slll‘ l. 91.11,‘! 1' a handsome. xiock with nq suitable inscription thereon. An zlkldrcss on bchnl-f of the passengers was read via: lllr. l-Mgwilldvil-Txitcrman f on reu . _ lpf- ‘l ss expressdl tho deep appreciation of thc nlas- llres which wcrc taken by tho Captain officers and crvow for the pleasure and comfort of thev pas-

‘ scngcrs, thus nlzlirlillilling“ thc splon

did traditions of the British nnd Canadian Merchant Murine. A llcurty tribute wlls paid to iho

sterling qualities nf Captain-Trem- bluy lmll the hope expressed that he would further advance in his clloselrprofossion. The Captain in his r0111)’ ‘szlidiithat "service" was thc motto of himself ltnd ‘tho Clark Steamship ICom-mny, owners of the "Ga-spesisf’ an?!‘ it was their do- siro to- lllfl-ifil every effort to merit th confidence and approval on‘. the public. lie ilczlrtily tirzlllkevi them for their splendid gift. and was glad to know they had graciously accepted whatever inconveniences till? llud been obliged to put up w l.

BIRTHS

JENKiNS-dit Moscow, Idaho, Juno 20th, .1022, to Mr. and Mrs. Regin- ald A. Jenkins, a son, (ltoginlllll Everett).

DEATHS

DOiRON/in Rusticoviiic on July 10 Leonard Doifoil aged 23, sou of Moses Doiron. , Funeral _notico iatcr. _ ' - w 4474i- WRIGHT~Entored into rest ut

' France so that iilciattor shall not

PARIS, July l0.-— A proposal nrvvldinsior- tho pllylnent of all tillo remaining uush insytuliments due this your, provided Germany is granted a moratorium of at lea-st two years, was brought to Pzmls today by German representatives, 11000111111; to unofficial information which reached tho ltcparatlon Commission. The German emissar-

iWants a Mllratotiumi

man present who they M-terwards saw with the truok out by tho bicycle purk. Stranger No. 1. tilt‘ one lulu-y had made the bargain with) said he llld'nt have thc "stuff" ready uud asked them to Wuil. a while. There was u. D1111 chcon on Itbc clcvntor ltnd ano- ther on the floor. llonnosscy canlc along with his jgger and took them away. Witness asked us!!!“ for ltlrcir rum and the stranger said he was afraid Ito give the liquor then on account of the watclllndn. and thllt hc would give it sonic- tinlc through thc day or eveninE

llesscy. The other stranger out. the sillo door und went Iill Queen Strct. Witness did not know there was any liquor in Car- ters. The stranger let them Olil the front door. At the bicycle purk stranger No. 2 was there with i1 motor truck. Witness and O'Brien expected to get ten r/dlons of rum in two fivegullon [tins 1or $200. They never gut it.

(Cross examined by Mr. John ston) Witness boarded on. Sydney Street nbout n block away from Hcnnesscy. He rwn-s not in Car» tens cellar, .n|or did he lliclievc Olllriell was. When Sgt. Molnnis was talking to llenncsscy O‘Iirien was sitting inside 0n a .bng of brun, The stranger operated the elevator. Witncss- and O'Brien hall thc money to pay for the rum with them. l-lc- had himself $120 on him. Wilcn arrested that night he ilall about $40.

, l\lr..Joiln.~lloil-— “What became of tho balance of that diloney?"

Witncl-t-s lifter some hesitation said he left it in a drawer ill their niibl), with Odlriens money, mak- ing $200 in all. it was there so far as he knew wilon tilcy were urrvstcti unll it was probably therc yet. 'l‘hev had set ii aside to pay for tho runl when it would be dc- iivcrell. They did not send for it or nluko any inquiries ‘ulbuut lt_ wince thoir llrrcr-t. The strangi-ri tolll tilcm to whit around, after their entry in-to Cnrtersyunlii hs. could see wllut to do. O'Brien sc-illi "If you lluv'nt got it now we won't' inks i-t all’ and walked ollt thci islillo door, Ti IIOINYIIt be in such il hurry. “Wit- ncss saw O'Brien talking to tllc watchman at the corner. Tllle stranger closed the door nnd ask- ed witness to wuit until rho wot/ch- man wont. After that they wout nutsido to ihB-COPDBI‘. ‘like strun- i-‘er thcrl salll he could deliver it sometime during the day or even- ing. When llennessey come along he said "Herc comes tho truck- mlm now." The thrcc went inside again and when thc jlgger was iozlllod the stranger told them to follow it. Witness and O'Brien Jumped on the jiggcr at Riinys corner. They thought they would got their ten gallons at the other qrd. ilennessey told tllcm niltcr they lzzui ‘got out some d-istarlcc that he was going to qtho bicycle park. Tllev did not n-sk any ques- tions. Witness had never seen either of the strangers before or since.

At o o'clock the Count adjourned‘

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lea were Dr. llltschor. hhairman of the German War Debt Commission and Herr ScllrllctilrlnUlldt-r Score. tary of tho Ministry ofl-‘inurlce. In reparation circles the opinion seem-s dallya-to be gaining ground thatlhe fundamental reason for thc German financial cilnog lies in the total of reparations requir- 911. 132.000.000.000 gold marks. which is- regarded in many quar- ‘turs us lmpos-sflbly high.

-Bl<]RI.riN,..Jl_lly_ 10.—- Tile mark 'baronll:tel' ’ of German finance tunllblcd to new low levels today us the Wirth Government placed tho future of ‘U10 republic in the ililllliS of tho Allies and askcd rs- llef from its debts. Germany fuc- iilg financial induslr-lal 81111-500101 collapse looks to England and Ant ‘H1011 to bring pressure. upon

press reparation ciuilns ton for It roqllirctl 2.42.3 llliiflf5 to buy n British Pound Sterling when. Con- lineniibqxcl misc open uftor ‘t-i

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INVESTIGATE VOLCANO

sctivo volcano Killlnla on tho islund f dlRwflil. will be undertaken dur- ng tho your in un endeavor to d0- termino the hunt of the volcano,

Extensive drilling into lilo great ‘

until 10.30 this morning. M . EX-KAISEWS VER-SATILITV

DER-LIN. July 1U—Tilc UX-Klllflfll‘ ilns bccomo u clerk of thc weath- cr. Sawing wool] and superintend- ing the writing of his forthcoming mclnoirs have not been his only occupation slncc he established illmseif at Doorn. Iiov has act. up it -flllly cqulppoli meterologicni sis» iiou hllcro and ho makes his daily observation wiill care and accur- ucy. Daily. too. he forwards ills results and forecasts to Bcrliu.

lNor is that ulLKI-Ie has produced another book and has actually written it. with his own hand. l-t is lrot about his reign, tile war, or cvcn remotely about himself. ll is on the subject of growing orchids. Dr. It. Vogl-l, former court preach or at, Plfisduul. who has rcnd thc nrunuslgript, describes it as being "a high dcgrcl: of vlilulllblvfwnrk."

‘Tiie-‘efi-K-‘liscr also is licvotius mlioil- ‘U010 to thc study of church

architecture llnd of ‘precious stories.‘ .....j-gQ-}-__.

. A TWO FLY ‘DEFENSE

The prosecuting attorney had just concluded his opening statement

Ho told defendants to go w-itll lion- -‘

Ilypcll, elongated cilaiiopgcl-

l0 stranger sn-ld "Yolli

‘Wills National " . Tennis Title

BUFFALO, July 9——‘Mrs. Hurry Bicklo, of Toronto. won the wn mun’: national ciny tennis chum- piousllip at thc Park Club here tlr day. The Canadian titlehoilier do fcatcd Miss Leslie Bancroft, of Brookllnc, in thc finul, 3-6, ti-i, 7 3.

Will ileienli litie

NEW YORK, July 9-—.loilnny Bufi’, nlidget boxer, _wiil defend his. bniltanlwclgilt title ugltlnst Joc who recently defeated Midget Smith. in n fifteen-round decision bout here tomorrow night.

t iiioosepath Racing

At the Mooscpnth Park on Satur- day afternoon. some exciting races were held. Elsie Snow, owned and driven by M. F. Karney, won the frcc-for-uii and L. McNumarll won the matched race between his colt, Cluru Mac. and Kitty I1, g1‘ tllc O‘h'oofe stables. Frrll Dustin's gelding, Phiilimore Dillon, was 0i thc truck for ll workout and showed up well, '

Tho result of Saturday's events follow:

fiiiiie‘ Tealil jteave Tomorrow

Tile rifil- trum to represent l‘. E l. at iho lnillrllillritilnc match, which is tn be held llt Ilulford ltzmgc, ii-llii-IX, on July l-Jtil. leave on lilo curly morning trllin the 12th and will be composed us follows:-

Sgt A. J. McCube.

Pte. Jas. Coics.

Cpl. Alllbrusu (folcs.

Sgt. E. Mciuuis,

Cpl. Ii‘. G. Kennedy.

Gllr. l: Lunlirilzlul.

.Gllr. J. D. Mcltllc.

I'te. Geo. hic-Lclian.

Tile members have hull practise this past fuw lillys.

some iiliii

ly bring homo tile lull-on. The twlln