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WJUNB 3. .1920

' =tqii$u ed at the pleasure to o ‘be derived from ;. -

l‘ A; Good l. Camus

. w e have a very v/éall ' ui ed Camera e- egmliligut and can taile -.care of all your needs in this respect.

Prices are as low as quahty permits and -. satisfaction ls guaran- teed at all times. Let usdevelop your . ,piciures also.

1 Our films are always fin date" and we can fit any Camera. I

lE, A.Foster‘

li., lCentral Drugstore, I _ - _ Sunnyslde.

‘=- ' r

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i‘ ln all other Maritime towns, and

4 Pithue srssaraaim Therlchqualltlea of KING COLE TEA produce that genial glow of pleasure.

eellypaeiedtnhi Mlead oil, MPt-ieenarlsadenagnypuc ma; -. I

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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

Advertisements ualbr this leading. Io. per word for. each ia- aO DI.

lee come w our Are

'0 Cash remittances to eover eoat Iauat accompany all advertise-

to be forwarded. live eenta outage. etc. ill! l" lllurea (as Intel)

meatl. In ao ease eaa th ruk be overlooked. Advertisements

received without r at he acknowledged.

AGENTS WANTED “'3 SALE l .

._. | AGEN H, SALARY AND OOMMIR- sion. to sell Red Ta! Stock. Com- lete stock including exclusive llnes, specially hardy. Brown only by up, by our agents. Eleg- ant free samples. Write now to Dominion Nurseries, Montreal.

FEMALE HELP

\\.\.\’l‘ldl)-.A MAI!) Alll.l~l 1'0 uo plain cooking und KCHPHlhlIlHll-H" uni-h. Mother Supurlol‘. i-onyynt. Snnunorsldrv. 915hl'l>'~5'~ll-

\\'A. l|)—-.\IA|U l-‘Oll GENERAL ( lltvil>i1‘\\'lil‘l(. Allllly Ml“ lwmrll- lmsi. Office inspectors ggléilzilipgh

WANTED-—IIY JUNE 1ST GENE“- ai servant; must be good Mn

cook; ‘verges S25. P" month. Mus. CARRIAGE .

ltogerl, airholm. 8849-5-14!!- n- slam‘ APPLY lilrts. ‘vlAfllllEli/lchtnnun. 237 Prince Street. _ ' ‘ 9l22-5-273i.

WANTED

WANTED A'l‘ ONCE AN EXPE l- ienced book-keeper for one of t e largest business establishments In

Province. First class si;

. y a mac liox 838 Charlottetown stat- ing experience. SOTSI-B-Jiiti‘.

WANTED. -- ONE THOUSAND culvos weishins ninety rounds and over between May 15th and June 15th. Will pay highest mark- "? “iii” 311M135 “3i’.'.i$1§&'.§i‘§.'$‘.i‘ l“ “g " " 3860-5-13291.

F0]! fiAl-il-i—llil5 ll.\lll.lu\

FA ll M Fill!

CARRIAGE

l-‘Oll

LAlN-‘ld FltilIINI-i l|0A'l‘ l-‘Oll SALE

"(HI §AI.l‘l—-Ill Illllllll 'l‘lll nhout, ]l|'lll'l.il'llll)' l|i'\\' lilil.

lillfi- dopllom- J-illf-ii-ll-(ii.

DAY- idsnn motor oyrll- with shin-call‘. in good oollilltiuli. Apply lti Lilli-st- ll\|t Strut-i. or phone tilfi-J. iiiltiii-tl-il-ill.

iAlil'l—Nilll'l‘ll H" d oi’ lnlurlchini: ltoud, hlitrilvil lllv- or, (furdigun l-luimr. 2! inlrns, -ili llL‘l‘\':i vii-or, l‘i\||ti hard wood. land in good condition. Mrs. t‘. l-i. lloli. Ctlftlll-Hlll. ‘il2Ciil-fi-22l.

IAIKRIAGE ANI) IIAIINESN FOIL mile. Um- \\'ll't' whom-ind alouhlv- sontod currinlzo. nmi one set sil- ver mounted llnrlu-ss. llntll as good as new. R. llrow, 1-16 Ilichlnond Street. i illllifi-fi-Qiitf.

ANI) l<‘l.‘llNl'l‘l'lil-_} sale at Carter's Auction ltooms on Friday Juno 4th, commencing nt l o'clock, A int of splendid won,‘- gons comprising: wlri- whr-ol nnd rubber tiro \Vl\l'i'l cilrriulres. dou- hir- mid music; also n lot oi‘ fur- nituro. This is your chant-o to RP! clvilr oi‘ your surplus goods. llrim; thorn ulonu. and llll\’il_l.lli'lll sold for rill-ill FriliJy between 10 and ‘I o'clock. Terms cash. Boll]. Cngtzela

» . l.

Auctioneer.

AND HARNESS FOR sale. One wire wheeled double seated carriage and one sct sli-

Both as good as Brow, 146 Richmond 9035-’ 22H.

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ver mounted. new. E. It. Street.

SALE A1‘ A

Chevrolet 490 live pascngt-r cor, thoroughly overhauled, per t morning-condition. Apply nt Rio s iI.l.":__4__-5-'.’iitf.

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Garage...

BALL GAME TODAY.

The third game oi the City Base

JEENTRAL" GUARDIAN

l FTHB

.CITY' COURT-Tile City Court was in session yesterday, when a number of small debt Q8803 were disposed oi.

emu. u... ‘rooms-line Lea- gue of the Cross and Abbies will meet in baseball battle array at-

BUYING PRODUCE.-— Norman Stewart will he at Milton all this week buying potatoes and oats at highest market prices.

PROMOTEDP- The Canada Ga~ zetie under the heading, "Promot- ions-marine"-eontaina the foi-

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St. Dunstan’s Prize List

Honor list continued Apeiogetlol (Junior) 1st. Alcide Wedge Honours: H. Griffin; C. Gallant. G. Keefe, R. O'Neill, O. Mclnerney,

RATTRAYS

ilihllrr

ball League series will be played today at 3 o'clock at the Abeg- welt grounds. The opposing teams Will be the League of the Cross and the Abegivelts, and a stirring game will be witnessed.

With fine weather, a very large turnout of spectators is anticipat- ed. Popular support is being given

Charlottetown justly proud of her athletics will not he found lacking in sympathetic and practical en- couragement oi a splendid brunch of sport.

‘Fans who have seen the games already played are enthusiastic over the excellent line of baseball being handed out and the "base- ball habit" is spreading fast, The half hollduy will enable hundreds to view today's encounter.

lBe a booster of baseball lllls of- ternoon.

the A A A_ A_ ground, m,‘ an"- lowing notice in its lest issue: Ern-

noon. A good game is anticipated.

TRANSF-ERRED Division, Live

"r0 ‘OTTAWA. I ——-‘Mr. A. F. Curran of the Poultry ' '

Stock ch. leaves this morning for Ottawa, to which city he has been tempor- arily transferred. it is understood this transfer is in the line of pro-

est Ed. Clawson, promoted from assistant engineer at Ottawa, to district engineer at Charlottetown,

SERIOUSLY ILL.—Word hsslust been received that Mr. D. A. Bon- lnell, son of Mr. A. Bonnell, Chur- Iottetown is seriously ill at his

motion. Mr. Curran is a Charlotte- Mme l“ Atlllimlll- “"5- ll wlll

town boy who has made good and his many friends will wish him

CV97)’ SIJCCEIB.

ARCHBISHOP 8INNOTT RE- TURN$.—After an absence oi more ‘ than seven months in Rome, His Grace Archbishop Sinnott is once more in Winnipeg. ‘He has return- ed refreshed to the scene of his labors and since his ‘home coming

W

Wells.

Commission,

pertinent

today. bllsh

sary purposes. he continued despite the withdraw- al of the Americans, At present 7,000 needy children are being fed daily. l

m} CITY LEAGUE . GAMES

Following ls the

C. May 29th. War Veterans vs. Ab- bies.

June 3rd. L. of elts. June 5th. L. of C. vs. Wnr Ve

C. vs.

GRIDS.

June 9th. Abegweits

Vets.

schedule for the _Clty Baseball League: ' May 22. War Veterans vs. L. of

Abeg- -

this noted son of Prince Edward island, has been tendered many marks of affection and loyalty de- noting the great esteem in which he is held.

'LA\lO T0 RE8T.——TllG funeral of the late Mr. Joseph Carter took ‘place yesterday morning, a large number of citizens attending. The cortege was preceded by the t- members of the city Police Force, of which the deceased had forni-

vs. War erly been u valued and aatcelned

member. The pull-bearers were

June lflihfllhogwcits vs. L. 0f'C. lllvlessrs. James Stewart, J. Edward June 16th War Vets vs. L. of (Llliell, P. S. Brown, Thomas Dover, TowN__The mm schooner “mm

June 19th. War Vets vs. AbhiesUailles Kelly and John ICronin. llev. lard B. Snver‘ Gama“,

June 23rd. L.

Juno 26th. L. oi C. vs. War Vsi Juno 30th. Abbies vs. War- Vet

July 3rd. Abegweits vs. L. of C. July 7lh. War Vets vs. L. of C.

July 10m. will‘ Vets vs. Abbie July 14th.

weits.

U. S. Reduces

L. of C. vs. Alleg-

service held at the Cathedral.

s s TIMBER DE8TROYED.-—-A flrc which involved the loss of much valuable timber to the amount of a approximately $6,000 about two miles from Kensington on the Irish town road, started during the ear- ly purt 0t last week and finally burnt itself out by Friday. The tini- her formed a strip about a nlllc in

1 nglll and b und d the DTOBEPHQS‘

0B1‘ Messrs Jalmes eDunphy, where! . the fire originated. James Sheen,

George Cotton, l‘. McDonald and

{Special to The Guardian.)

‘COIILENZ, June ,2.-The resig- nation of Pierrepont B, Noyes, Am- erican delegste on the Rhine-land and’ the ivlthdrawal oi Anlerica from that body‘ has been consummated, was. in» pursu- ance of a policy by the. State De- in Washington which seeks a reduction of American re- presentation in Europe, according to a statement made by Mr. Noyce. General Henry T. Allen has received instructions to estu- with the,

w _ (1 Ailicd (kimnlisslorxerngtilrvslgrknecvlfiliguards were “fled and a Mg e5,

direct relations

"Daniel Goodwill. All the-fencing in that quarter was destroyed. A second tire of the same nature broke out on Friday about noon about two miles from Kensington on the Maipetlue road leading to 1n dian River, in this case it W118 merely undergrowth which suffered. ulthought or times it was feared that house ‘properties in the Vlcin~ ity might be destroyed. Dwellings owned by Mrs. MoLelliln and Mr. Wm. Tuplin as well as a bnrn be- longing to Mr. ‘Fred Beairsto were threatened to the extent that the furniture and contents were renlov pending the outcome. Fire

‘fort eventually successful, ‘ 'made to prevent the fire spread- ing. Up to Monday it was Still burning but was under control and slowly petering out. Large crowds from Kensington visited the scene

1 ERSONALS

IIAIIGAIN '

of the iire.——lFsrmer. I

Mr. C. J. Cook, dairy inspector, Kenslngton, was in the city yester- '- day. - »

.____.

be remembered that he went over- seas -with the 8th Siege Battery and served a longtime 1n France. His brother Mr. Sidney Bonnell left yesterday morning for Attic- boro. Mr. Bonnel‘l's many island friend will wish him a speedy and complete recovery,

GUN PRESENTATl0N.-—Between -11 and l2 o'clock today, the King's birthday, the Summerslde stores and places of business will- he clos- ed ond the citizens will be able to witness the ceremony of the pres enistion oi the German field gun to the town, represented by the Mayor, by Mr. Nell McLeod, K, C.. chairman of the Victory Loan com mlttee. The gun will be drawn to Dominion Square with all due ec- lat, and there due recognition will be taken of an event which will be marked down prominently in the history of Sumnlerside. A program of speeches is being arranged.

aounn row CHARLOTTE-

Amnion

of C. vs. Abeg-‘James McGuigan officiated at thelmck’ 22 days from Barnabas’ M“

rived at Lunenburg. N. ‘S. on the 29th. ult. with a cargo oi JllDl-LISSBB. for iCharlottetown. She was short of provisions and put into Lunen- burg for supplies. This vessel was built at Mahone Bay last autumn and sailed from there on December 1st for ‘Lcuisburg, to loud coal for St. John's Newfoundland. From the latter port she took a cargo oi‘ fish to Pcruambuco and from there went to llarbadoes and loaded her present cargo of molasses. The captain's wife accompanied him on the voyage. Tile vessel ls owned by Adams and Knickle and other Lunenburg parties.

Mr, G. S. McLeod, merchant, Fredericton, was in the city yes- terday.

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To Discontinue Buying iiogs for Season

. ‘Davis d: Fraser are issuing a cir- culur to all buyers today notifying them that they discontinue re- ceiving drcssed hogs for this sea- son on Thursday newt, Julie 10th, inst. They ask the co-operation of all dealers in their annual appeal to farmers to try to have hogs ready for the early fall market.

he meats will be wanted, and from present indications prices are not likely to be much lower. The season just closing has been a very satisfactory one, and the firm as- sures slllnteres-ted of its high sp-

preciation of their loyalty to this

“Home. industry" They expect to resume packing operations in Sep- tember, or as soon as sufficient hogs are ready to keep the estab- lishment supplied regularly.

A. Monaghsn. Preparatory

1st. J. B. Campbell and H. Mc- Phee

l-ionouls: V. Murphy. 'l‘. Hynes, C. Shea;

Cemmercl-l Department 1st. ltussel Fraser. Honours: J. F. McKenna, C. Leigh, V. Fisher, A Belle.

ENGLISH (Literature)

1st. Francis Nelligan.

Honours: P. Nelligun, T. Staple- ton, B. Walsh, A. Byrne, G. Gal- lant, U. Gillie.-

E. Campbell. T. Murtagh, and L. McDonald, M. McCarthy and W. Zaib, J. Murphy, J. E. Campbell and L. McKenna.

ids-ii '-"

RHETORIC

1st.»—l~‘rimcis Nelllgnn, Patrick Nelligan and Thomas Stapleton.

Honours——A. Byrne, F. Campbell, G. Gallant, T. Murtugh and B. Walsh, J. Murphy, U. ‘Gillie.

Third Year 1st.—¢St. Clair Duffy. Honours-—L. Doyle, W. Wallace. B. Murphy, J. Dowlen, E. Donahue, B. Crokcn, J. McCormac, W. C. McDonald, W. Power, E. Doyle.

Second Year lat-Camille Gallant. IIonours—A. Monnghan, li. Grif-

fin, O. Mclnerney.

First Year. (A) lat-Hugh McPhee. Honours-S. J. McDonald, V.

Murphy. ' ' Firlt Year. (B)-

IsL-M. J. Griffin. Honours-A. Guudet.

LATIN Fourth Year 1st.—Fruncls Ncllignn. lionours~B. Walsh.

Third Year 1st. Edmund Donahue. Honours-L. Farmer, W. Wul lace, 'l‘. Monughnn, D. Buote, B. Murphy * Second Year lst.—Alcide Wedge. Honours-H. Griflln, G. Keefe, A. Monaghnn.

Flret Yea_r_(A) lair-Vincent Murphy. Honours-H. McPhee.

LATIN (B) lst-Faustin Richard. Honours-A. Gaudet.

FRENCH Ijgurjth Year lst-Jfheodore Arsenault.

Third Year. ism-Theodore Mouaghan. Honours—L. Farmer, B. Murphy,

W. Wallace, E. Donahue, C. Me Carthy. L. C. Outure, R. Malone.

Second Year 1st.-—Alcide Wedge. Honours-H. Griflln, C. Gallant,

-C. Keefe... .. .

First Year (A) lat-Vincent Murphy, Honours-dd. McPhee, F. Rich-

ard, J. Campbell. A. Gaudet, 'l‘., Richard, E. Duffy. J. Guudet, L.

10¢ straight y A Lasting Smoke of Pure Delight v

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Honours—T. Monsghsn ,8, Crolten, D. Buots. 1st Year lst-Alcide Wedge. Honours~H. Griiiln. G. Keefe,

It. O'Neill, W. Wallace, W. C. Mc- Donald, J. Bowlen, E. Donahue, J.

Avinn. PHILO3OPHY Senior y, .. ..~ 1st.-Lucien Morin. l-lonours—A. Arsenuuli, N. llugh- es, D. Melanson, G. Dalton. Junior lab-Patrick Goodwin. Honours-F. Cain, L. Callaghan, M. Monughan, P. McMahon, J. Fay.

PHYSICS Sixth Year lat-Eugene Rooney. 1-ionours——G. Dalton.

l Fifth Year

lst.—Louis Callaghan. lionours—P. Goodwin, M. Monagllan, L. P. Nclligun. Third Year let-James B. McTague rind

Bernard Murphy.

Honours-W. Wallace F. Donn- hue, St. C. Duffy, St. C. Trainor, it. Malone, H. Murphy, L. Doyle, P. McKenna B. Croken, L. Rooney, W. C. McDonald, J. Bowlen.

CHEMISTRY 1st.——St. Clnir Duffy, Honours-B, Murphy. W. Wal- lace, L. Doyle, E. Donahue, J. B. Mdfngue, P. Nelligiln, W. C. Mc- Donald, B. Croken.

ECONOMICS Senior lst-J. Gerald Dalton. Honours-N. Hughes and G. Mc- Cabe, li.. O'Neill, E. Rooney.

Junior lstr-Patrick Goodwin. Honours-M. Mouaghan, L. Cal-

laghan, J: Fay,

MATHEMATICS Sixth Year ...... .. 1et——-Rupert O'Neill. ~ Honours-L. Morin. D. Melunson.

Fifth Year lst~Frnncis Cain. Honours-L. Callaghan.

i TRIGONOMETRY ilEQllBEHavI-g MCnpllllyllDo id J r — . . c na , . B. McTsgue, St. C. Duffy, W. Wallace, E. Donahue.

ALGEBRA Third Year lat-Bernard Murphy. Honours-W. Wallace, 1.13. Mc- Tugue, L. Farmer, T. Monsghnn, _W. C. McDonald, R._Mnlono, E. Donahue. Second Year lstr-Ttichsrd O'Neill. l’ Honours——Alcide Wedge,

I

First Year (A) lat-Vincent Murphy. Honours-Ad. MoPhee,

Campbell.

First Year (B) lst-Faustin Richard. llonours.——A. Cass, C. McLaugh-

E. Gillie, T. Richard, A. Lur-

J. E.

GEOMETRY Third Year let-Walter C. McDonald, l~l'onours—B. Murphy, J. B. Mr TBBue, L. McKenns.

Second Year let-Gerald Keefe. Honours-A. Wedge, H. Griffin.

R- 0'Nell1. a. McGuire, c. Gallant. O._ Mclncrney, 'l‘. McAvinn.

First Year (A) let-Hugh J. McPhee, Honours—J. E. Campbell, V. Issac, T. l-lynes.

First Year (B) IsL-dfaustin Richard. Honors-'l‘. Richard.

ARITHMTIC

Second Year

lab-Richard O'Neill. Honours.—A. Wedge, E. Mo Gulrs. H. Griffin, T. McAvlnn. V.

\\';\N'l‘l-17I‘))—‘I0mol‘l:i§ Plyytlfiltilcltllfi: Piliulpocd IEALIOIFHP-tDflcfi/Ofkllflgiifi- b Mr. C. S. Dfilitllisey, lltnerchstnLdAl- _ . _ Afggnaulf’ '13 ]<Iynes'

mm o s. "_ .- ‘I n. uni: no. py‘ o '. . I r ye; 9|- 3y_

a pound. Mills A’: flwl bolt, Bristol, 1 . is I gun-mum t an)’ Fir“ Year (B)

l ~ l i 4Tb“? lltalluellllrldiicllluuljngvell-E elilllllllf}: i lst-Somerled J. McDonald. Q '1‘ will sAl.l-:_llu_lvl:\‘rl_ alAn-w: 9 Y 9 ll l1 ‘ NAME“; N_ s_ J, 2___ . L S :.".::'r...i.". lii1221l."“ r.",‘:.<;"..::::; gr"- "w Y-ll-C-A-Tueday "a" us... .................“-.“i.. M3335’, GREEK- “,§,,,_n,,§,|, n". 0F AYTQMW P|°"Qpr'8‘iliglliliilfllflliu "r m" g and Co., the Montreal Stock Ex- 1 t F 1T2"? Y"" M,“ botwmm “qnslm, _,\.,|~(|| phunc 1 -- lllllifltlki 05012-642‘ chm-ma) s —~ rIIllC s .tl ll—~ '.-~.'~.-~..ma"mlrsrzir: ________~ ' ma» A- res-chem =>= so u» "o-O-s-F- Wen» "- “"1" r ‘~ o . ' - ' . '_ i ihl-llhkhic-Notlghton. Willi-lino Road. 55pm 0|.‘ 1,01‘ ANI) liAlllN Mr. A. E. McEuchen, city, l3 9X VAf . — w- 7al7e~ i _ 9253- (liilxliiil) on Green Street at 1.5.15 pected home tonight from Boston, Al‘; 39 . ...._ --—;_.-—-—" '=' llioglt-kgllll" llld- “U”- C“.,'l,‘f,"-,.“‘,‘.§'f “My Overalls and shim are the where he hus been taking a course Ar. _ 1 t B 508;"; Vial? ~¢e+o>e+>+e - , .- -»- - - _ beat madqbecause-they atareelay ot. the College of Optometry. Can. Pac -— 5 ~ em“ “l”? Y- ' . . l , l-‘PIINPPUIRI-I ‘won lSALhk-(IJNIG lndconlfortable. l designs: thew‘ l gen. ,70% I . largo oak roo u-r an: u roulu ul' yymitheidea thli Y0“ Ill ' '5‘ W11‘ ."T0mm)'" KEN‘ the well l . 134% K v. ,-.~.| k !'..l " ' ll0i9l viiil0fitl Yiiiiiif,“ aim 2:: ill struts" u‘. ~<> __-~.-- -=-- m --- -- \ ........ ........ ... u... w, u... s... 1101/. ppfi O QBII . uzzli-u-ltf. wleflflllb- l this morning for Boston where 3c . . . I Wm reside‘ Tenn“), Wm be m.“ y , _ _ _ 4 d B” els 120 room- W we!“ W" MALE HELP WANTED ‘§_,""',"°',,"',§'.",”°',§;°;',"'1': I missed s... l.. athletic clrclefl- Bu» 64% all W _ - private baths, Completely re- . a rte ii e m ory e r. a _____ u P 1H novsted. “.As.|.|.;|,_|my on MAN 'l‘0 Y0"! dull" T0! lllll lill llllflll‘ The final game of basket bull U. '1‘ - at Excellent menu. Prompt znrzhfliiéllll‘ wears like a true friend. of the gymnasium class of tdhe Y‘. 211,4, ‘ . service. H , llilIllt-l. East Royalty. $915443‘ I Aaltnyourdleele: for Ell ‘Uh-aha I tlgllfvtlflilggéilhyfifillifiz gene xmuflldhhwnimamflunqit‘, H. C. BROWN, Manager. " ~ - b? all?“ :3: l-l ° a o‘ t n . invited. Quite a number of visitors- P R. S 96 games; ver Charlottetown Hotel Co., Ltd. )[]S()}<]I,L_-\NE()US ' u ' ' ' were present. m "unkind: a 7.- PPOPPIQWPB- hum ea "Bob Leag"Bnal| Russlan Troo s Ester? Iltll l t 8353449ll~ Wu . 'l‘lll<} l-lcnscnv \\’ll0| 'l‘(1)0l( . p you‘ Ull- _ -, -i r wrap from tio. dm- ' - @1311]- ---~ - u-~~‘l‘I'--'~5-‘F“2-'»-'» m, B O B L O N G General Aguilar Invade Armenia .1...» u... -~--~- §it$i!""'i.’...‘l.'.'fi-'"".itiiiii? "."."1..r‘".:. ......... use: » _ i u»- u» - Irv-awn- W“-<l-“'~ I d Sh. ‘ HHS SIIITGIIdBPBd Lowboy, June 2.—Two Russian M“? “b, l , n. l i ~ _ - ' TFAOHERS ‘VANTED ovefal 8 811 Ill! 2:31;: Egnltllems “Ml” ‘he A’ disflaeaeandselinaiinle. flivfl “ VERA CRUZ 1m 2~°°"°"l* v Z, ,, °' "f ‘“““'““"'“ ‘"' e-saral-sussoen-eannlea ' ' r ny an are at vanclng into Ar- . R 6- l-°"° i ¢°-- "mlml- cinema Asuimr Governor or v6" mania nccordln t u l a ncaaaaa-enoarlsasseun - l , g. REVERE HOTEL. ’l‘l:‘l§‘l“f,florq"Llglffllfilll whb" Tonal-Io“ km‘! Cruz and son-in-luw of the Presld- fixcinl despntch Eran‘: Tlflllsflygrnle- l m". ‘M "at & l. ' - - ' - - B l L . II 8 h t. t h .

n. s. McDonald, Vernon; E. I’. Me- ‘f,‘,‘k."" "$39, Qlfafijjfl,,,i§}?""l-’I.si{l’i'.3.. Kneunr/IIIEI-éeigfuh cm: "m Cammm‘ h” Burl-enlist? smmZZEZ". “on? llsfleaneesamihnaleflaaiasn. Wvvll. |$'SIde; J. H. c. crusivell. Ilfélli"; lllliTi‘-§'Ii.i"_v"llii'iil'i.l-.i"lildiliilé -L----—-—--~—l' u“ “W mvmmemm “d w ° troops to the scene, the desPtiich “Qaasllslleeehre

til. Eleanor-s; Norman McLeod, S’- slill‘; E. ii. linyner. S'Si(lo; M. E. Jenkins, Georgetown; J. A. Mc- llhor, Georgetown; 'l‘. D. Morrison, 581th»; C. R. liowe, Montreal; J. J. hlcGillvt-ray, Vernon; J. W. Currie, PPIlRPlIZ W.l~l. Carver, Kell- “lllklvll; E. B. McLaren, George- "lflll: J. Hubawison, Montreal; ii m. Mr: Donald, Franlinghunl, Mussr, li. McLellnn, Si. John; F. J. Lorlcerby, lfumilton; J. IHollund, lfil-‘llfln; W. McLaughlan, St. John; l. A. Bell, City; Rev. J. C. Martin Ind wife, Mt. Stewart. J. W. Bell, City; J. H.- Vicker- 5""- MmllalueyH. C. Vickeraon, Montague; H. L. MeGregor, Mon- "m"? H. D. McLeod, Montague. P- Nelllllil". S. D. U.‘ E. l-l. Rayner Summersidey P. MdLsnnun, 0r» ‘"9"; C. N. Harris, New Glasgow; R~ lllllTlB. New Glasgow; C. S. Delaney. Albany: J. F. McKenne. Trlwllillel R. .M. llszen, Boston; oflld Q J. Cook, Keneington; C. lorler, City; Mrs. F. L. Bonn and “ml 305W"; Mrs.‘ S. H. Rflllflfv, son, Boston.