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Place. (Canadian Yress) vnosrou, Mm. _ April lv-clu- cnce Demar. veterkn runner o! the Melrose Post, nmericpn lesion, won nu ' ' ton Athletic ‘Asso- ciation marathon recs over a field oi 1B0 here today. Demsr. alter hav- inl surted into the lead at Welles- ley Hills, about the halt way mark, msnssed to hold trail-inst the pres-

sure o! um Koekl and Willie xi:- onen, both o! the Finnish American

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Clorence ‘ Field. l Of 180 In Saturday/s Boston u

A. c. o! New York, and finished inA.'A., cighth._in_\2.v_46. 38.

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pi i Morathon— Canndof§Inl..jEourth;

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_2 hours. 3t rllnutesanlLMl-5 sec-

onds. Kyren linishediseedntlinzfl. 3G,

{21- s-s “and” Koski. third iii 2; as. 2i

s-s.» Harll1d.:Webster'ot~ m8 Hsmii- I ton plymplefolub. - muons Ont... I crossed the‘ lineqlourtlz irl:i,‘3it,2'l 2-5: 7 Gsriiiel a»; ‘the North navel-lull ~ v. M. i onn. Monarchy zllluim o. 41.05;" gonad ,3. O"'I‘ople '_ or; st. lauluml nus... zmuueo sixthdn waits 4-5: Jenn. n. . .sempl,e.ior,..welt. Phlladel- , phis, i‘_ “hed- seventh in-flmct, 2a.!‘ and Jimmy’. Heniddnotflhe- Hadiorvi '

Blli LEAGUE

. Saturday's. results; League, morning game.

American

LII-E. New York .. .... ... 362 Boston ...- ..... 418%

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NATIONAL LEAGUE

iiaii Convertible Potato Cultivator

This rugged. well built machine ls designed so that the same carriage an be used Ior several diflerent machines. By removing the spring teeth and brackets and ‘ ‘ltutinl the mould boards or discs you have a ornplctc POTATO III-LER- at a traction o! the usual cost. On the sainemachlne a BOW MLBKIZR can be attached. _

' ' Later we will ioilcr you s complete POTATO DiGGEltvon the same car- htm . . . . '

It is the aim ol the HALL MFG. 60., to make the one machine adapt- lbla to as many purposes as possible, thereby avoiding a duplication ol parts Iiththe needlesserpense to- the tanner who already. in the cultivation of potatoes, is burdened with an extremely heavy outlay tor machinery.

i Write lor tree booklet and prices. - . - _ so l. ‘l’. BOLMAN. LTD- THE HALL DIIPG. C0. W. B. DENNIS " lunnnerside summerela. Charlottetown “new. "T

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_'"~"‘__ ILILE Philadelphia ... .... ... .. 2 Z 0 NcwYork .. ... ... .... 3 6 2 """’"" R.- K. E. Boston ... .... .... "1013 3 Brooklyn .. ... .... 8131 - " "'~""‘" are: Cinclnal-i ... ... ...-... 2 I 0 Chicago ...".... ...... 1 5 2 ' 4 ' " l. El. Pittsburgh ..._'--. ...-.... 51d BtJLouIs .. ....» .... ... 410

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

l. Montreal .... ... .... . .. 5 Jersey Olty ... ... .... .. 8

B. .E. Bulls-lo ... ... ...._'... .... l Newark ..! ... ... ... .... I

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BOWLING

nest‘ Commercial Bowling Leaius schedule. ' Tonkht‘! games are:- 1 p. rru-I-lelmasfs vsIProwse Bros. ego-Telephone vs. _ Pcnnell d: Chandler. _ April ‘lth-‘hlephone .vs. Guardian. Played. _ _ Batman's vs. I. s; O. Played. April lth-Prowse Bros. ._vs. Btauley snsfw GrPeI-rdon. Postponed. siml Ilst, r o. lam-Holman! vs. ‘April 2m. G-llL-flisiephons 0e. vs. moan ds Olllndler. spill n. coo-o " iey. ‘bhsw s: Pesrden. Apyil 20th. 1 p. mylielephone vs. Hollnslrs. April aeui. sso-rl-ewso mospvs. Guardian. April M, lJii-Ibnnell b Chandler vs. dtaniey. anew d: Peal-don. sth. ‘l P. rim-Guardian vs. noeell ‘s. Ohandier. p . m; sul, Nil-Prowl Bros. vs. Telephone 0o. /. . - . mum. vs. sun- Masélh-gme Mme? ; l .

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-_1~lALl1j"AvX. s; sgi-lljroi-llasllc» hi‘ cmli-‘fll-VWOQ 13,16 Marltline Senior F"‘."".""°* M". "bl-limlvfikhlo lbovs 1'9"!) hen‘ custom-day, night when U10)’ defeated the cilia my‘ Girls, chsmplonsjot Nova seqnqby s, "score of Qfltfllleirlew Brunswick 51mm- Dione clinched the gm, in the 114-5;

an with “the Oapa Breton girls out- scoring tlurwlnnen .1'l-e. '

Anorhérpfloop I . Tittle ‘Decided

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wlmzrrno. m... A15!!! EQ.—Z"JI' i the second successive year. New West- ' mumm- some“ are aenlor mm- ‘ mu champions o! Western cmsdl In a stirring tinal here on Saturday ,

hi1! when um‘ Ilaahcdabriliiintat- l . W? 9nd secured a_ commending iced p .. 01' 333 in 9. Thesecond halt-was ev- l

iculuuzoémrmvw * "ethnology.

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, Acadlsns

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. jiltherine - Richardson; -

, night the far westerners gained s

20 to 1'7 decision over-thdWirtllipeg ‘rollers end ramped at! with the tit- le by-a. two game total o! 36 to 34. The Manitoba entry took the first game by a. its» 1c score.

Adan-lacs‘ will ‘now travel to Wolf- ville. N. 5., where they meet the ' m: the Dominion title uhloh the New Westminster squad are defending,

new snovw school. exhum- * Anon, '

held m New Argyle-School on the night crust-en 21th. with a large numbe o! rere-payelysjud visitors present. The pupils were examined in their various subjects by their teacher, Mr. Iletpnerrlslln. assisted by Mrs. Malcolm _ Neill. .a former teacher. ‘ifhe intelligent and ready answers ol_ the puplls_ showed the csrerul trslnins they had received. Alter thedillerent classes were ex- amined, Mr. Harry _MacNcvlu acted as chairman. while, the following pro- gramme wsscsrried out: . l Openinfg Chorus, School; Recita- tion, Stewart Mscmsepem; Dialogue, "Ill-ins ae" 1e . mode"; "Recitation. pnseitition. Daniel unusual-er menses-miss. ustherine "Richardson: - Charlie Juensrdsenr’ Readlni; Mar- garet MacArthur;- Intermission for sale or candy: ‘mam. Sadie Mae- mschern; Instrumental Music, Mr. Neil Mabllevln: Recitation; Lloyd Emit/h; soils. ‘Three Malllli"; nebu- stion, ' Margaret ‘_ MacArthur; Dia- losue. “Hlrlm _Rustic m the rally"; Rhoitation. Sallie number-n. 1t»- itation. ‘Daniel magneto-n; soils. Catherine Btewsrtfflhorus. School.

- Foldwing this‘ Miss Martel-ctr stile- Arthur read :a_ well worded address and Mr. use slseniesem presented the teacher witlfa heautilul sisnet ring. slulouila, taken bysurprisc w. Iidriigtnixcplitd‘ in a few fitting words, wanting-the pupils (or their ktndutss-ahowndo-him. _ . '

The teacher then awarded the toi- ioviih‘ your, , ‘ ' rrottcierloy ’sar'st mcsrtnur. - v f" osoerslfriolldlesey m.) -onluue

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lialish Oomposition-Rny Mac- “Fm .' w.‘ .‘ Application-Catherine Stewart. n-lsnsnewuiiWs-"tsemnu; .

Deardfeatnenz- v' . _ fwi.“yeili:_mlu.jel mien-me School mow-emu to you

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3g, ssrvlos_rsndtrs_d.‘_We are-impressed Oblilillil. Milli-Nil ‘ll§1_';lM-_I&.. .. ‘hug. i j-g g3 at; l‘

The summation and concert W33.‘

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ALWAYS SO} M UCHLB-ETTER

t” Imperial Oi! Product: Are Iliad: in the Iliaritinze:

OF CONSTANT

TWO THINGS

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THE TOWN MUST HAVE

The littleprairie towns along the

railway-there are two things they al- ways have. One is the grain elevator: The other is thellmpenal Oil branch Watch as you! train goes throu h and you will see them-side

station.

by si c.

They have to have both in the West. They must have an elevator to store their grain. And they must have oll ' and gasoline to help them sow and reap it, for the Western farmer runs his farm today with the eificiency of any other great industry.- lmperiai Oil marched alongside the pioneer into the West. The former knows he can count on an Imperial Oil man to help him-anywhere, any time. And he knows that the gasoline and oil from Imperial tanks are the bee: he can get to do his job. For fifty years Imperial Oil has been meeting new needs of transpos-

tation and industry. Toda

eficienc

today.-

motor oih I

can be put in your car.

its work is woven into the fabric o the country's progress—new for the farmer-caches for Arctic airmen-supply depots for the mines-service stations in every city and town-miles of tank Carr-nine thousand men in its refineries, on it: ships, in its laboratories, at its wells.-

Fifry years of constant enterprise are in the products Imperial Oil sells

Msrvclube is Impcrialsfinest n Imperial Premier and Imperial

Ethyl are its byes: gasulinesi Which means that nothing finer

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“Hater-gypsy”rnaififlqrrqqvr"or-flaw? yv--r w-errv

lsirsnm. ensures cssouns

mnsauil. e-rrm. cssotm:

Msavituss MOTOR on.

remains causes‘

IMPERIAL iltDliSTRiAi. fj- i LUBRICANTS

deepllnterest you take in every one o! us.

Mlny times we tailed in the per- formance ol our duty, and our lolly, at. times, must bear heavily upon your patience. But you always meet such occasions with using-precision. tem- pered" with a kindly disposition and gentiemanly manner.

It is well understood that a teacher holdsya noble and responsible posi- lion. “He. or she, as the ease may be. is entrusted with the [uardisnship oi young children. who are very sus- ceptible to impressions and their lu- ture wellare depend upon these im- pressions obtained while young. We not only raoblllhs you as a teacher. but m“ you we tind a ml friend both in scllool and out.

In conclusion we extend to you our best wishes and ask you to ec- oept this small silt not for its in-

~ trinsic value, but was a token o! our

attention tor you and appreciation II "Ml!" ll fill! IOHOOL

sum... behal!_ol the pupils el New Airs-m School.

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such sore beroawrenleant as is now yours words seem empty indeed. but we “bmelfs Institute feel we must Px- . press in someway sincere snnpaihyv . , in the loan or your deer farmer. l: While we sympathise with You we realize ohm, only those voim have ; t passed through the seci experimve can fully consmehend alt-lat. tau ‘ death of your Isiiher means to you.‘ Therclom ccnunend you to the Great Bln-dm Bearer who alone el-n Riv,‘ Wu mogul. who knows what it is ‘j to endure pain and distress. who some“ ilvooc ohsi. mourn end slon¢ N t can 1mm: the burden oi ma, we 1 t the underpinned extend to you and jI your lsmily our tenderest loving‘ z sympaflqyhrld may God mm thatl: somggiaddsy you wiilslll meet ini§ ‘i

fill.

LETTER OF SYMPATH h’

Deer Mrs Abbottz-At a time of

the menlbe-rs oi’ Glen Valley

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lnunhcokerl tamllyeircleat His rlhthand.

Wish Putimce was Ills Bultenng

Jttlillilfllitslileadirrl. MrsMalcolnsGihis

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ATTENTION ‘A l

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND PRODUCE SHIPPERS ~

GENTLEMI-Iflz- M,“ You've got the Merchandiswfve got the nsarketiiyw connections in New England. My specialties are most y - P. E. I. POTATOES and TURNIPS. I'd ilk! to [Qt tofethfi?‘ ' ¢ with you and pass your goods on to the many livs operaton- ' in this section that I have made my regular customer's}! ..- my sixteen years in the Boston Markets. _ ' _ it would be profitable to me and to you to have you sits f‘ " out that my performance hacks my promises. ll [ivenfihsf opportunity to handle your merchandise I assure you that ~.~ your interests will be fully protected in the hands of t“ 3,: hustler who isn't alraid to work in setting you the high _ N prevsiling prices oi this section of the country- ‘hy ms ollt ° this season and I'll show you results. '"'

Write or wire me your oflerings. - -~ Moi-- Cordlally yours. ' l f...‘- DAVE WINKBLL _ ..., Iteierence BeaconTrlst (‘o-............ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . “Bostmllsslti”

Bank oi Nova Seotla .. Yanueath. Nova sensor-re Packer More. Agency ........... .... . .. Boston. HID-pol 0r Any ot the Trade inGea '

sosrolv. MASS- "“’“""

low ls Noam Mull!‘ It‘. . ‘i ‘My Service Department is Aiwaysjesdy ts Anht 1gp, 35m:

‘ (New in Charlottetown stapllfiil IIOUN N‘. Iltllflliitllbfll I