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STAR PRABTIUE LARGE Tlllilllllll . ‘ a a THIS EVENINGAT PRACTllIE ~ A A .r F ll R l EA ll l E

this evening at 6.30. The following players are requested to tilm out: _ __'_ .

MoCabe, McNeill, Carbonnell, Mc- Executive Appointed at Donald, Fraser, McCarey, Bolgcr, R. t _ '

McInnls, n. Melhhle, x. Acorn, T. Af er meeting‘

Ryan, Hawatt, Dodds, Saunders, M.

l d, . Duff . l l l D mo“ J y A largo number of the active rnem- f I

bers o! the baseball fraternity of

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Charlottetown turned out for prac-j A ‘l

RIFLE saoornvo lice for City league games at the; frcas . i Abegwelt Grounds last evening. Once

R111, 5110mm; ‘W; on mgn-lly in more the familiar crackiof bat strik-. bearcLsoftel-ler , preparation for the Inter-Maritime ing ball, and of the horsehlde thud- ' supreme as a ’

Williams Shaving Cream con-

imatch hext week. Coach a. o. xeh- cling into sieve or ‘mitt were heard.

i nedy is a. busy man endelworing to: Players from the Stars. Rovers andi ditigns (he face. LCQVCS it flféSll, pick the best possible team and there | C. N. R. teams swarmed over the ' will be a. strong ohe this year. The ' ﬁeld. smooth, flexible. elimination is filo: blindérwllzllﬂg and t. Ant; nreeiltlngl held aittelr the lirac- dash 0f Aqua Velvg keeps 1t e personne o e am e an- ice e o owng cxecu ve was ap- - - - nounced shortly. pointed: , so ° ' ' In Peflfect condrlon for , . _ On the King's birthday, two mcm- Rovers-George Francis. John Wll- the next day S shave. Lonscrves '“"'Iwurrvrhhr~o~rv.l-u~ - bers shot their way into the Century liams; C. N. R.—John Gordon. L. l facial moisture Endg lunmlmm c“ "QM- Club. Joe Coles and J. E. Andrew. Mathleson; Stars-Wm. McNelll. T. nqtutja (l Cl . " Coles, former sniper in the Great Ryaﬂ, mltl- 3y Iyﬂ€5S 3U {$311955- war. has always been a splendid shot The eligible players for each group ' - - - ~ and Andrew seems to go along mak- -' were listed. The first game is sched- An ovefwhelmlng malolllty of "' in: bull's without the slightest worrv- uled for Monday evening at s15 and Canada 5 bathe“ Pse ‘Vlulams I ' I The membership o! this particular will be played between the Stars and lathe; _ _ _ Pure, mlld, uﬂCOlOfCil club will likely increase each shoot. the Q N, R teams, To open the ses- , J. Coles 100 son Wm, a bang, 1g‘ 15 Bmmed go ' ' '_ tlle product °f_90 yeaﬁ: .1. Andrew . 10o have the Lggign Bend gut, and 1e specialized study of skin, bear _ R- Coles - 9B is hoped that His Honour. Lieut.- and shaving J- 5- SWWEYA 99 Governor Heal-ta and His Worship _ _ _ . w- A- Smith - - --- ------ - - 99 Mayor Prowse, will be present. wllllﬂmS Shaving Cféﬁm C0l11€S A. Gormley 98 - ' t0 YOU 11.1 large tUb€S at cents A. McDonald 98 d d bl . b 50 A. J. McCabe 9a p an o“ 6'51“ e5 at A. W. Allen .................. 98 MAKING ARTISTIC BOQUETS cgn§5_ It; companlon luxury, P. Hooper 97 —- ‘ ' r e _ un _‘ . - I E. Colea 96 Whatisvarlouslyknownasrhythm. Aqua Velva’ 1n la g ijoh Ce ‘. '~ _ F. W. Judson 96; shalpe, or 10ml balance is an impor- bottles at 60 ceﬂts- Use 0t ' ,1 ‘ L. Hancock ............. . 96‘ lant factor in artistic ﬂower arrange- - - ' h‘ ‘ J. S. Moore .. .. ~ 95' ment. Symmetry is a. 300d general Perhaps you like . _ J. Morrison .. . . .. 9a term to describe the loom.- m poll-it, novelty 0f Williams Shaving I I ~i_ . - S. G. Moore 92 Avoid making the boquet lopsided or Liquid? Very new. Ask your ; ' __.l " 5- M- MOOYB -- - 91 tOp heavy. A flower placedlmone side dealer _ ' " .2 GrG. McLennan . 91 o; the vose may be bolonoed by ano- ' ~ , l J. H. Judson 90i the‘. on me QppQEjw and the gfgup- 51.4,.“ 54,44, p, . i .‘ A. Huestis . 90: mg mus guilt up pleasantly. Repeat- The j. B. _Wl_Il.LlAMS CO. (Canada) A t). _ ' y" E- G~ m” - 30 lug this action will product the de- Lm“d’M°°"°d' J; i i A. Spillett .... . .. B0 sired sy-mmetry or balm-mm The same ‘ . ‘ _ ' _~- V‘ v W. Walsh . . . . . . . '79 factor L5 mportam m the ‘tel-tun “m- i v _ i g ' " l I struction of the group. The heavier ‘- _ J ,5 _. , ATWATEILKENT flowers should be nearer the mouth of O ; ' . .. i . l; 1 - ' To 57km“ 5mm!“ the vase while those of lighter texture =~ . . ' - 1 h id be t ﬁll 7 " . . . ATLANTIC crrv, N. J.—Junc z.- is? m1“ 5mm s o“ a e . . , After 40 years experience in making Ginger §;§;;,,“=,3j=';,1;§.3c°“;1;; "Zjnflﬂj Tuesslscuon Mil-e vase h“ mlwh »- . ‘ ' . ' . . i0 do with attaining symmetry in ar- _ - - . _, . . .. . ” _ . . ‘ , . . . _ y Ales. “P. s B. and “Rea oval” combine i» 2::'"i.3’.i21§.i‘.‘ii“..?.f:‘ii Sl-IAVING i CREAM l‘ b ' manutacturers’ Association from speedily thraws the boquet ‘M’ of ' _ ' " ~ " ' make the est Glnger Ale that money can buy. - balance. Usually o... broader the re- i . . . . . A June 2 w 6' ﬁnd themselves kept oeptacle in which the flowers are A ' All the best alities orP & B and s s n d0va1 c' .°.i’.§i‘.§i?€l’.‘§§l?.2§.".’§ fjletlitiliqeloyel" 8MP“ ‘he “Si” i° “m” 5m" - - j q“ ' ' ~ u sex e Inger lAtw t K t f ph-l d] 1* ' metrical arrangement. Charles Elmest Bruere, n. survivor At the recent musical festival Ml New“, 523': n99 Q00 warm o; Sucrn“ i ‘ 5 Ales have been retained in this new “su er- unlit " in er -' a er e“ ° ‘a e pm‘ . . i, -- - . i ‘ ‘ " ’ . b“ i . P q Y B 8 - . When flowers are all of the same of the siege of Lucknorl, 1.1 lBOl has EnnhskJlen Ifmélllfl two ..-.' ~- '1'" . ' '1' »- _ . , _ l Although Atlantic Citys great - . - i - P1» - ~13 ""10 Telﬂwd DYOdUEFS W19 11111111 sir-Sussex GmgerAle—made from pure nrteslan well water lsmmmm Mmwﬁm 3.56m; n shape, the task L; simple. but when just died at Southsea, England. l8 and i4. won three 511.1 11:41:05. L-d into the United States last year. (government tat"! f0!‘ purity) fflllt jIIiCCS, ginger 100E 811d f open invitation for visitors to inspect umelamd forms are U5 ‘ such u - ' W ---~ ~— --——-}. _

cancsugar-carbonized by thelatest andmosthygienicproceaa, "1! new mild!“ and 3151111715 07 all" Shut? daisies and ‘Erwin’ the ﬁner f, ~ manufacturers in the radio industry. "Bmmca shmud be carefully plwed

Made in the popular types, Pale Dry and Golden Sweet the next orlering from the world's "W118 the dam“ w Ewe a 551111119” Ginger Ales-with the same fascinating tang and sparkle I ‘"898?’ "db Flam l! shr°ud°d l" “c” WP‘ ' . _ _ I mysgerlou; 58crecy_ Much interest ls added to the idea n, ‘h? “a” W” 555“ ‘i’! ‘J5 *3” =5 ‘=5’ . _ _ ofrhythm by the use of ﬂowers lh vo-' . _ . Maritime Provinces for so many years. Order a case from The jaw bones 0,; u“ be,“ “men rious stages for development from the_ ‘ -'-,‘ Manggselureno! your grocer to-day-it is so healthful and invigorating-will ‘mind in 1912 had been broken and bud. 1181f Opelled- w the full blown‘ .‘ ow cscusn be an immediate hit with every member of the family from h! 11161501’! Yemoied ‘Probably f"? 5”"- Flmle" °1 “mmrm m‘ “d ‘i cgvcsrrzolvnm wee Junior to Grandma Always serve it chill‘ ed‘ dﬂwau” purmw‘ shape out with “ems of even length s E - ~ i '

l QM “n@ hm wonder what m. make an awkward "falﬂbouquet. Vary- a ;5ph\g,f,[°n moved m, my“ as he illg the length of the stem and bal- - Idefmy ghgpgd by the 11311; of an 1m. ancirlg the blooms avoids this iauli. SUSSEX GINGER ALE LIMITED, Sussex, New Brunswick ‘steady m... o, a Sm...“ m... Rhythm .5 ..h........ by the l-epetitiolll Successor to ylamp these wonderful forms. whether Of B $118196 iii the floivei‘ miiiﬂlal uséd- I luulx wlmnul. "mun: Lml-rzn v we“; “yum; cmlpnny [it was R11 aesthetic urge. 0r a. relig- Flows-rs of one snsclssshould be the i lous impulse. or o tribal heed. What- chief factor in a bouquet. the ether ‘ever the purpose that lay behind me material being subsidiary. Gladioli are WOFR, the beauty and perreetioir or a 800d example. using spikes of var- ~—~ modelling show that among these i0ils lenBiills ivith ‘lighter material to "W" Production in Italy ts much Construction’ of several large lln- A CANADIAN NATIONAL primltdva folk "wonderful progress add grace to the ari-anzement. i liter than ifycnr ago, n n to be started in Italy at once. MUSEUM EXHIBIT Md hlmady been made towards lvhch properly balanced a, boquetl --— _ greatness of expression. has an air of stability as well as one of 7 * O _ I _ An exhibit; od more than Ordinary The National Museum is indebted grace and its attractiveness is great- X a n g l I’ é‘ interest has been Ill/wed VQTY T9659“ for this exhibit to Dr. H. M. Ami of ly increased. It is a matter of study t . - ~ I 0 ‘ ‘ I ‘ ‘ ly m uhe Aniliropoloﬂlcal hall of the the Canadian School of Prehistory but when once the idea is learned v , - _ - National Museum of Canada. Ottawa. in m-snoe. bouquet making in much easier. '»

ooosmmirr . y . . Walnut Finish Steel Bed Outfit $ I r5

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W?" me" m“ “mabmd “wstem Walnut Finish Continuous Post 26100! Berl. made exception-

s or more _ . . ‘ - ffxapeniznﬂzlﬁsar, :2; two i“; _ wmNNIKI-I-Ilun all)’ ‘stuldy and strong, with ﬁve ﬁlling rods at each end; l “mg an we“ pmpomoned and W“, O ‘ two lncll continuous posts, ﬁtted with casy rolling casters rind all 'w me and m’ modem“ w” S s ﬁnished _ln exceptionally heavy “car-resisting walnut enamel. Height of W“ ' " "no Fuvollgg head 48 inches; llﬂlﬂlll of font 3i inches; lcnglh 6 feel: widths 39. IR and -

executed with boldness, freedom and . skill almost li no: quite equal to that r djgplﬂyed by some modern artists.

54 inches. Freight paid to Any Station . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. £4.27 Bed Out. comprisim: ahnve Walnut Finish Bed. Strong Link Spring and

of the Pyreneys in southern ‘France. The entrance to the chamber in which u-ley were found was blocked

mey are male and gemale. The iiz- all jute Felt Mattress. Freight Paid . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $17.25 l ‘A um of the telnale was imparted a. l mole.- finish tlhlm um o! the male. ".-———-" . , $ ‘. evidence perhaps that this race. like millhﬂvllv Iv ' ' ' - l ........ primitive mCQS. 1m, upon mm" mums _ Rich Walnut Finished Bed Ou tflt i- the female as the more tmlpwtanhi ggtlwltuig, _ l t]? _ h d s l _ _ 5 on m male “Bu” m, fmm_mmml 1 ~_r~/—-\._ “a nu lnls _e toe Bed. made of continuous posts of‘ 2- . or Dru :.l".l..:;::'.. ':.'Ir;l$.::.':l ll.“- l. i ' n1 l l e1 l mode]; were die- _ _ - i "i1 "l? ii i0" 1i our mg r0 s as s own. easy .- comidff “I91; l?“ a ha,“ c“, M sliding casters make moving this bod childs play. Height of hear! 4Q ' y‘ .. ‘i sewn; chmbm on the norm 510p, gnfcglets. hglihft ogsfoolh-‘ll lnlghtls hatng three widths-J foot 3 incehesrz’ I l ' o an oo inc es. rclg '31 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . v8.5 ‘ I

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