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Yarmouth 1r s eat an ant Game 7 to 3 - ,;‘,,
chester,Amer1canEntryIn Inter- Bolger Hits Homer if W,
natiol-1al'Yacht Races Yesterday North end R-TIS went me um Lindy 2.12. In the 2.25 nano, Mack
E, Volo
(cada gdnq) from 15 9,9 m mu” m hom. dw” gsfuxg Zaighzf ixgiiegaléiszd Henley and several others will start.
YARMUUTH' N' B" ‘mb 11'" y tm mm’ mm “mg 5°"°my' back the second-place Falcons by a TM
Eastern and Beverly crews cross- 7_to_3 comm “WF
ed the une ‘U me first' 'Me' The The winners jumped into an early 8 M
Eastern crow captured the opening lead 213
heat with one minute and 16 sec- | open
onds to spare. The Beverly entrants headed the,,aff,e,_ ~
came back strong in the second A
race to win by a. minute and 13 i-Pu
seconds. The final heat saw the me
Eastern crew drive their yacht ge]
.home to victory by two minutes 01-the season
Harry Walsh called them at the °n °
gnmgnship of two Yarmouth _girls
:stood out tonight as Carlada's lone
cmusnge to United States suprem-
gcy in junior yacht racing. Can-
adian hopes of victory at the close
of the first day's racing for the
Prince oi' Wales cup were pinned
pn Hazel Critcher and Edythe
Chipman of the Acadian Yacht
Club, who divided honors in an in-
nompleted first round series at the and eight !¢¢0lld8. With lil ¢1Bl>Sed.
by scoring four runs in the
feature of the game was
first frame high over the right
Royal Nova Scotia Yacht squad- Itime of 45.44, the fastest time of 1315;.; in his usual capable manner, 1°"
ron‘s crew met elimination in  the day- wni
straight nests. l In the seeded rm. the Royal ated on the bases. °“1°Y gi’
Th, qpmlng round of eompetl. Nova. Scotia Yacht Bquadron's crew, E
as on Milo rake brought together Robert 1'. Merchant and J. rbluip
ws from a or the 11 clubs en- Dumeresa. were outclaased at the
tered in the intemational classic. outset by the m0l'9 €XD€ll@llC€\‘1’
Geo,-ge R, poor and A,-muy poor , Vineyard Haven yachtsmen. The
nf the Eastern Yacht Club, Marble-  Americans opened up s lead at the
head, Mass., provided a surprise! gun and held it to finish the first
"gm Qt th, wg,” by ¢umm,,¢1ngf heat with e. lead of two minutes R
last year"s winners. Phillip L_ Read; *md nine 5e¢°¥ld5- The N°VH 500-
and Hoyt Watson. of the Beverly 'tians lost the next heat by two
club. Mal-ion, Mass., in two' out of minutes and 1" sewdde.
mm, ,.we,_ , The Acadia girl crew's battle to
'rns Royal nova sootul squad- "l<¢¢l> Canada in the running ard- cleveland  4 9 1 °“
ron, one of Canada’s two entrants, “ded 'the P95* P36028 °f the dal* Pm
met defeat from the Vineyard At the gun for the first heal. Man- mg
Haven Club c,.ew_ Th, Lgmhmongl chester went over the line moving Cer:
New York, ciubb entrants took one fa-vt md swims intv the lead. They
race from Manhassett Bay Club`. fm hdt0Wn. covering. Luffing, they ahllscago  9 16 0
1 1 th first lf.
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For ,_ time it appeared as thuugh shot to cenkr lake and drew ahead.
ine intel-national aspect of me ser- Skipper Hazel Crltcher shoved Sl-
1" were fx, be 10,; th, gm; d,,y_ her crsft into the lead as she exe- Nfamyl Herbert' Mcbonald and
After the R-N-E.Y-S- d¢f¢Hf. 01° “und “ °°°t tum “E f‘h° nr" Shea, Crouch, MacFayde, Gobez and 5004-35|; TEAM To smmmnsmzl
!'l'l£l'I
ASEBALL
the
AMERICAN LEAGUE the
rown, Conrlally, Bean and Spen-
Myatt. rlatslE.'I‘A
Myatt; Mahafiey and Cochrane.
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Acadian Yacht _Manned By Two .Falcons Lost Import- §”£"."`L».f}Z‘.§`L.°”.f§.flfi°.l'Z`°f’§` Sl“’§i.".§
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G 1 Def M °°“”;i..‘i..;.i;..i.i‘.?;:“.f;i°;;;i;
B. . - -
ing frame and were never B
mp” Bolger's home run clout in Th
d fence. It was the first homer 5t”‘3‘
es at their camping site on Bright.
le Squarebriggs and Ennis offici- Ways
_ The big feature oi' the Interna-
tional yacht race which opened in
Yarmouth waters yesterday was
_ the defeat of the Manchester entry
e by
->-- two
Cup as the only other Canadian
iadelpbln.  e lo 1 elllfv mel defeat.
MACS TRIM INDEPENDENTS
A I llollss ililciilc
On Sport I
. Peters Bay horse races which
w 210 1 2, will meet togeth
th Star D. 2.09 1-2 and Lucky
2.16 1-2, Johnny Miles, Mr.
2.24 trot will have at least
starters and no one 'can pick
nner. The track record of
3-4 is likely to be broken.
oXrNo. A1' mcmaxncns `
CAMP
c P. E. I. Higlllallflurs ali
ng their annual boxing match-
n Thursday night. Lots of act-'
and some clever boxing are al-
dished up. so come along and
a od evcniiigfs cllieltnili-
GIRLS WIN RACE
the Acadian yacht manned by!
Yarmouth girls. This win byj
"weaker sex?" kept Canada ini
running for the Prince of Wal-E
_a /,-
Thll column il reserved for Queers
County news of local Interest but ld- fleet
vrrtlallng of n new-sy nnture may be
ine-ri--i ui 4 ri-nu a word .uinuy stitute
puyilblu ln advance. nt tho Cqnindtian Rmim Brnqd
PATIENTS TRANSFERRED_ casting C3mllliss1'ln since taking
` office.
Three ambulances conveyed thei
patients of the Prince Edward Is- | been
States, equipped with broadcasting
hm to the new Om, on Brigmnn apparnilis, and thc conlllli.<s"oll':¢
Road yesterday ancmoom All "hei1'c|iol'tc~rs ulll cover the cvclli. frnllr
the air, the radio report to be car-'
land Hospital from the old build-
patlents about twenty-five in num-
belr with one exception were trans- md
cd States by the facilities of both
ferred between 1 o'cl‘:ck and 4
o'.~_1o¢l<. Most of ilu- equipment or °°“’_‘
tné oifl building. wnlnh is to bs ‘b ma* ‘ifmls °f *hi* l“°-I""l af"-
omg
been transferred, and the regular vi°°'°h“1’m°n md P1”0€1'1=mm0 dir-
ector of the commission. It is the
used in the new hospital. has also
routine will be begun to-day.
STRIYCK BY CAR - Yesterday
aftcmcon about 4 o'clock a local
youth riding a bicycle 'on Grafton
Street near the intersection with
Great George was struck by an au-
tonlobile as it pulled out from the'
I when
curb. The bumper of the carl
caught in the rear wheel of thc!
bicycle, and thu.s prevented the:
driver from being thrown to the I
llflrclli 1. |
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lallting Rainbow
Trout in Streallls
(Special to The Guardian)
JASPER, Alta., July ll, - Once
started, the fish planting fever is!
hard tc stop. Jasper National Park i
wardens, after stocking the parks'I
principal lakes in the last few years, `
are now planting fish in all the .
smaller lakes in the vicinity of Jas- 
per. Trail riders will find this lat- 
est arflvliv to their liking as it will i
pl-ovl-lc fishing along all notable!
Girl Crew SavesIIOVERS 00 Timely Tips°f"“‘“L “"“'“"“" .. '
Canadians From NOII LEADING
8 'L E11m1natedlI}|TY LEAGUE  ~-   
of Italian sea-planes, con-
the mos/t ambitinlls efforts
A poiverful aeroplane had
borrowed from the United
across Canada and the Unit-
tries.
completed by Thomas Maher.
intention to have the broadcasting
machine meet the Italian anmlda!
it approaches Canada i=.t`
Shedlzac, N. B.. and to follow !he`
flight from that point to Chicago,
with a scheduled stop at Mont-’
real A
' i
The lzrrndrast will be carried on
the commissions trans-Canada
netwoldc, and will be made avail-
able to the leading United Sxatcs
broadcasting companies. A
i
MON ETARY
(Continued from Page 1)
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temporary currency stabilization
(Neville Chamberlain told_ thei
Commons yesterday if the British
had known this beforehand ther
would have hesifnted calling Ihr
conference at this iimfw opilllnflu
was expressed the conference might
achieve somcihhlg on this main;
line later on. `
This was bolstered by the rica:
conciliatory atI.it.ilril= of the pInf'rl‘-
gold bloc delegates. Flllrincc
trails leading out of here into moun~ L ed
Acadian gi,-1 crew 10,; me fins mark. But she lost it as Manches- ,yo
I
moe of their series against Msn- ter moved ahead on the run- Split-
chestcr. But they outsailed the Am- “HK tH°k5» they f°“8ht 9'C1'°55 the ge
mg,” in me second hens ¢¢ win lake but Mainchester held the lead ‘gr ’
to th fin lin .
by 48 mcg!-:£5415 not ,me saggy Thee Acadian yoacht crossed first and Groom' capitallwccer team' The local un'
..
club of Marblehead] in the next heat. Luffing, they
'IWW H ‘Wd W0 the S¢¢°lld 1'°““d--'°“3"° d°W“ °° "h° ’“‘“"‘- Where Baltimore .....  3 10 0 soo,
Picon club of Marblehead, 19a1‘th= girl skipper pulled further Moi  _ ...... ._
Sm the and Linton, Sprinz; Pom
winnem, were matched against 511954 With 8 lmlft Wm-
onbylon club of lvnu-blsnend. but She fousht borne from the final 
the races were put off until to-‘ buoy, luffing and covering all the
ml-,rmW_  way and carrying thc fight to her _ye
Ideal yachting weather prevailed` mBS¢l1lI-HB C0llll’l€Ifit0l”S~ The ACM' T0 .
today. Clear skies were overheadslan yacht-camo across the line with letf’§?11cI1’5H*;1xin;¢€115d. Collier. P1112- ‘
and 9. puffy wind that registered , B- m8l'Elh °f 43 9e°°Hd5~ '
wark  1 5 3
IIAINSWEEPS
RANGES AT
BISLEY SHO0T
.Canadian Press Cable)
BISLEY CAMP, England, July 11
-Torrents of rain swept the Bisley
continued today, the only
for the drenched
mnrksmen being the hope they
would get finc weather for the big
matches that start late in the week.
Principal feature today was the
King’s Mednl for the best shot in
the army at home, won by C. S. M.
Ellis of the Small Arms School. It
was fired in four practices under
service conditions. The Territorials
Gold Jewel and Championship went
to Capt. Andrews of the London
Regiment.
Lieut_ Molecey of winnipeg, g. Cincinnati ......... 34 47 .420 Browns' 1*
'Washington 
as the National Rifle Asso- New York  _ __ 49
HOW THEY STAND
INTERNATIONAL
Won
Newark 55
Toronto . . . . . .
 53
Rochester  63
Baltimore ........ 48
Montreal  44
Albany  41
Buffalo  39
Jersey City  33
LEAGUE
Lost P.C.
:vi sos Ph _
llcinrinti . . . . . .
 . . . . .
.. 1 5 1
576 Hnnsen and Davis; Johnson and W9"
`5u Lombardi. ‘Bru
2 7 2 Yesterday.
 6 7 0 Bef/Ween f0l‘ty and fifty boys are
39
39
46
46
52
53
54
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Won
50
Philadelphia ...... 40
Chicago  40
Detroit  38
Cleveland   38
Boston ,........... 33
St. Louis ...--..---32
Lost
27
30
39
40
43
44
45
52
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Won
New York   44
Bt. Louis .......... 43
chicago  44
Pittsburgh ...-.... 41
Boston ............ 41
Brooklyn ......... 35
Philadelphia. ...... 33
Lost
32
36
38
37
39
41
45
Ne
fsis Ci
.439 ’
441 Brooklyn 
hlcago .. . . . . . .

Carroll, Thurston and Lopez; Root 730W Undef CBUVHS 011 the Site Of
_‘-124 C
.ala an
P.c.
fsos
.soo Ig
.iso
hington  3 8 1 in
Louis  4 13 0
gens. _
trolt  l 6 1
l, Weaver and Sewell, Berg. Industrial League* Arcwe McFm__
`lane was umpire with Art Dalziel]
wvoris  lo o on I
The Maoks took the Independents
to cal-np last evening by s, 10 to!
score in a scheduled game of the
the bases.
The Old Country Rovers _Ioumey
tain. beauty spots. Practically all
lakes within a radius of 25 miles of
the park headquarters are getting
their quota of the 250.000 rainbow;
trout fry lvllich are being distribu-‘
ted. Next week wardens start out
for Amethyst Lake, which they be-
gan stocking last year and will un- "3
load 100.000 more young Kamloops
rscy City  5 8 1 S
rollto . . . . . .
 2 5 1
Rochester  8 14 1
Wcrllfcr, Mnlnalix and Hargreaves;
Smith and Florence.
Boston . . . .
 5 9 1 Se
Pittsburgh................,3 8 0
Zachary and Spohrer; SwetonIc.LR
stun  . . . .
 2 5 0 to
asler and Haywol-th* Wciland re
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE “'91
“T
itreal . ..  4 16 1
y _
ki, Fisher, McKeitilun and Tate.
abowski
NATXONAL LEAGUE -
iladelphia  2 6 0
cl Hartnett. ` De
Summerside today to ploy their
Wm game with the Westem
was not know-n at the time of
trour. in the waters at the foot of in
the towering ramparts. At the same we
Minister Georges Bonnet of Franccf
arch-defender of the gold standard.
was moved to issue a stats-ment dr-
scribing the decisions of the s‘.f=r»r-
ing cnlnmittce as happy olle.=, The
French had found in the leading
British and United States delegaies
perfect comprehension of our*
ideals and a spirit of conciliation-
which wc rejoice and for whicll
thank them,' he said.
»
time they will seine the lake to in-
spect the progress of the fry they
placed in Amethyst last. year and
UUE. The game is scheduled for
 J
cours ill;
ulnis oo;
The Boy Scouts and Girl Guides'
t to their respective camps ai.\
deneli Point and Fort La Jello.
Roma's historic fort of Thi-cc
Rivers. Arnolllg the troops repro-
n\d at the camp are Zion. Holy
ed B is . ’ . _ , _
eemer' apt N’ st Peters' stibe under canvas for ten days Miss to see if anything \\'1il ll.'lppcl1.,;,q
649 .
620 swift' Hoyt and Plcxmch' ! ames' Montague' and summerslde' M N tt C Iiflill and Ml5S Al1l0l'lIZ Ulf! lll`lll‘IC DFOI-l1“ll1S ,A0 \l'f` boi' will iokc port ill this l‘>iISl'il11r\f;c.l
their report is eagerly awaitedm
Should Amviilyst Lake prove a good*
breeding ground it will likciy rival
Maligne Lake for angling popularity 
for its location in the Tonquin Val- I'
ley is one of thc most beautiful sites `
i thc Rockies. Idlle
F
Predicts Success 1
delegate from one of the lam-‘
cr Eliropmu non gold mliiit.l'l1~.~.
said the conference obviously \\':l.s`
marking time on monetary mat-L
ters. “But naturally sonlcthingl
must be done about the dollar in,
course :md we arf: cnlliirlrliilly
A
n
°----~-----~~~-- looking in tvasilillgioll for Lhzlf."
Little Jimmie: "Say, mother, howihe
much am I worth?" /don
Mother: “Wh_v, youre worth anhe
million pounds in me. Jimmie." lthe
Jinlil-nie: "','.an‘t. you advallcc mc
said. "As soon as America 1l:l.=L
e something about stabilizrltiom
conference Can reassemble. wiihi
pi'nspcr!t nf nrllicviilg sllc.l'|7.=..<.",
A Soviet, Rllrsizln civic:-li.c pro-,`
fi Penny 011 15. IlI0fh@l"="' posed an increase in imports sholllrii
be
"How does that clock go that yollffhe
W0ll df- Ah* f&i1"l"' also anxious Io know wllf-Illcr thc]
one of the main objectives of;
monetary commission. Russia is
"F‘inl=--ii. docs an hour in fifiy ¢.~mf<~mu-c is izoiuit io do :lu_\~iillr.-gf
lllillllbes-" about a gmicml pn:-i. of cf'oilouliPL
___ non-nggl'cssion. scvcral of lvllich 
have been concluded by Rllssirl with
I
Charlottetown Company of Giri|her neighbors and ntllcrs already.
Guides and from Montague are en-
A high Sc:llli'illi:~\'ivlll slrltcslllnlu
cm11q1c(l on Mr. J. 0. lfylldmall`S said Ihc r‘nllI`cl'1‘llr‘r‘ lulrl follliri ii'
'rhoseot tt _.i-Mm' C” 'S “D . _
w York  1 1015 am, my ef 3°" °';°if°'a'U uarioric Roco is Lieutenant, settled ln his view. was \\'llf‘fl1"l'f
P . A s .
t Louis ......  z 6 o ~ ‘° mf- a Th . d U d 10. H W1. pnnsiliie in lull-r
- _ ` _ t e Guides cnmpc on lc same nn l u _ .. .. r
Pmmclcc and Mmcqso' Dean and ents up' and preparations made for 'te last rl alll are assured of one international lnnnciuv <v=ii‘u1!
 wilson. ` libs ten dayis outing. "l" Ye " ` _ ‘_ '_ " `_ _i
P.C.
.513
.461
.423
MHIIME RUN
EESIANIJINLI
Guides' Camp
=.x`fT_.
Q
About forty girls- from the First. °"'
00 P18429 27011. In a MacLean Lgggue fixture Mlnsrdln Llnlmone relieves for|\n_ '
Match rifle exponents congratu- Monday night th, gluggers defeat- --  h __
lated captain R. T. Parr after he d the Keminmn Gmnlm 9_5_ ~B1-inging Up at er
won the Wimbledon Match Rifle
lves for a perfect total. Ke" bm/ery of Pete" md Dodds
were effective in holding the Gran-
'::Uonquers Asthma. To be reliev-, ltd! ID VH? *W hm- Wm" M°
ed from the terrible suffocating due NIM 11117124 Ill °*°en°“I' Sam” f°"
to asthma is s great thing, but to
he - or the future is
Prompt relief, but it introduces A Columbus’ 3; at Mmne,p0||_,_14_
new ers of life for the afflicted.” First game: Indianapolis, 5: at
Byltematic inhaling of smoke or
fumes from the remedy prevent re
_ Mn uk ' _X ..... i .1 _,nr .. . _ Y  ' A .
'”‘°'“ °““ °“°“ °”°°“ °  mzllt ¢:.m¢-roulsvius at mm I   -» on lc'-¢»..ss,.-an... ..._ o....
llirdlief .umm __ _ __________;»- _ - f ' "
G
erside
Kensington.-B
/
. I ¢ 3 7 V _
H. ’ <7 ~i§}_L¢.' 
me guarded z - l (9 , ) . 
even greater. Not only does Dr. J. D. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION » - g_, . ” .IS
Kellogg's Asthma Remedy bring _ _.  _-“__ _ .1 ._.<- =~
E ‘t th” 1'1°°"’"d "°““'°' Pm' “die game although loose nt tim
' in tm’ miserable °h°°tm5 °°n' es was replete with interest and
liitlolll. scored 20' consecutive bull's dr", ` Inge amndanm The sm? '
Todelo, 4, at St. Paul, 6.
Milwaukee, 1.
Second gamer Indianapolis, 'l;
66.
. ~ . . . 7 i. _
_ , scout Master' Wmlam Warren of n most enjoyable and benefic ai if a part ofitlgéz n~l1tic\>;Tu;»  efkiiir
SL Paurs is camp ChM_ He is as_ outing ii' the wcatllrr man proyes ed in thc n rna .
‘ n and the other part is iri-
sisted by Scout Master Wm. Bum- kind' cm" Cy _
...tt nf SL _,,m.,,_s._ Smut M35," Fwd Visitors' day on Sillidny, .lunc 16. tcrcsicd in c.\'Icl'iiHl \'flill<'.
Driscoll or HOW Rsdoynlpr Troup :md Wednesday. Juno lil. `_>_Yv_A _V  _
Scout Master Gcor e B-I-adv, am; -_-?-_La-----~
Qiinrier Master Logue cslibeek. rn woncnsran, ivlnss., .luly 11
the course of a few days Mr. A. C. N
_ Parent will he in ramp in assist.,  v,,,t.f»-.- . \
my th" "~"“""i““"‘ P"`“) ` On June 21 when the Scouts "  N”-»
"me Rm" Y"s""day"Campbe"_' leave. the Cubs with Mrs. R. C,  0  \ .
hon member of the Cmadlm mam. ' Lazzeri' Yankees’ 1’ Parent. na Akela or Cllb t.c:idcr`  ` 
got mt wnlker' Ymkees' 1 will go to camip for a four dn r I AND f
° *‘h° K““"°“'d s""‘°° Rm” nu. lenders-Foxx, Ainleilss, 24. Y L”
match at 500 yards and scored 33. 8 L U G G E R S 9 Ruth' Yankees' 22; Gehrm Yankees' Eid. Asiisting will be Miss- Ruby . ‘V M 
Two Englishmen tied for leadership, 17. Klein Phillies’ 1-7; Bergen. llmvhc . Mr. and Mrs. Wm. wer- -X _ 4 (V
Q. M. e. nidse oi the marines and Br'av,_ ,6_' ml- M* H~ C- Pmlli- and Mio* ` _  /
Flight-Lt. cresswsll or the 11.4. 11'.,   Leng” Toms _ American’ 350; Mildred Thompson, ns camp Nurse. \  ,.,, `
each scoring highest possible of 85. National' 253; Total’ 503_  > /A
E, Cl. Btock of Toronto scored 28 .
_..(A.P.)-Uncmlsi.-lnlls for 57
tmtinn nf gas fnr fIlr~ ovirnr-
tion ni' two icriil .<iliul'lIlly :lt
City Hospital, )li~s M.".l‘;.:arrI.
White, I9. died today at thc
hospital wifllollt rl‘i::|lllin;g rnn- _
.<4vInn§ne.<<. Mcrlirrtl |~\.'vnlincl~
Frederick II. lirlkcr snill hr
found rm r~\’iiiell<‘f' of llcgiiqrllcc
on the part nf the ouI~p1ii<-nt
deparfmcllt .<I:lff lvhcrc the
girl wi-nt for df-ninl Ircilimcni.
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MILLIGAN & MORII|$0N’$
Northam, P. E. I
WEDNESDAY, JULY `I9tIl.
PURSES $1200.00
FOUR CL
214 Pace - -
215 mr L- _
222 Pace _ ~
227 Trot and ' Pace
ASSES
Purse
~ ’ $300.00
- $300.00
~ $300.00
- -- $300.00
3 SECONDS ALLOWED TROTTERS
Purses will he divided into 5 monies 40%, 255, l5';, 13% and 8,/.U
551- dcdul-iimls from first and second winners. 3.-0 ,-mm third and fourth
“`i'f"*’l'S~ |5llll'3llvc fre 5'? of purse and entry fel- must llcculllprlny entry
which we will zlsk horsemen to forward at once. lintrics close July 15.
N. T. A. Rules govcriling races except where they conflict with entry
°°"‘mL°“5- Th" l“‘l"f1£7l-mcllt is not responsible for goods siolcll or mis-
laild or for llcclclcnfs of nny nrllllrc lvhatsoerer irhicll lli:l_\' oclur in r.1.cin_q
cr otilcrwlsc on [llc grollllxls.
The Northam Truck Is in better con
:lt :lny time since constructed and we a
and n large attendance.
Laflics llnrl fIcniI»>l1ll~n\ 51,:-p rlanqi
<':infeSt $5.00, $3.00 :md $1.50.
rnliir- Io /\.ll'll'lcl'.'-1 rillfl will pipcccril
Entries will also be received from
prospects si-looted. lvinnsl- szooo nl-ul
diiion for racing than it has been
re looking for a good days racing
ng ccnlllriiiifili r;l~h prizes cnch
Boxers wishing to compete. Best
$5.00 for looser, If 1; draw money
will he divided <=qu.lII_v. Vnless good rl-ff-rehcu do noi. flnllly. 5 round
L‘""‘§~ E'fI'l"‘i"< ""“" -'lily I5. anyone wishing to colrlpcic mill! cniry at
ullce giving \\¢‘i_eIlI. and cxpericnce.
Meals and refreshments served on grounds, dancing in the luxurious
hall room. Admission 75 cents including grand stand, parking car, and
dancing, clliillrcn under ten free.
Tour to St. An11’s,
iSpr~ri.1l in The Guardian)
MONCTON, N P-, .lu‘.\' ll.
pilgrillmge frolrl the M.'l:‘;‘ime Pro-
vinces will be again operated this
year via the Canadian National
Railways to ihc fllmolls shrine at
Ste. Ailllc Dc licflliprl-_ Que. Those'
Report Un “I’m
Alone” Case
A I
Subrnltfed'
i(":lnfldi.1rl Press)
O"i"l`»\‘»’J`l. .l'l`y ll .'\31‘»`~°l1lfllf.
from Nu'.'.l Scrum v'i’i tl‘.1'.'cI by; on mn", ].,m,‘.\ ,mi _v_n_,A A, l_m,qn___
5119"” tml" ]""“"g S~""Im`-"- c9T“"illendailolls 0;. i';f l'»,~m.'=i2.<ie1' were
Breton, Monday' niuhl, July' 17th.' ,_ .. , .
Immn" up DnFFnmN_§ uhm” thelsaid toclay in b cnl...ori.ed in the
” i ‘ »` ,interim rcrxlr; on ilzc “l m Alone"
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sc. sililnllll fi' to 'uf Govern-
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Iiliol..l io '~. .l D Rc'illpcHm___`w,‘ ni hw I ( W r_` nw] mr,
\'l.l Qwcllcc, }‘;l.-.ef-:l"ll1. ironl .<Ia-jumwd S,,am` b UV
lions in New i3l~'.iil.<.'.\'lck and P|ll'lcc`
f’I’hcsc are 1\i-'. .l;l::iir
.,_
Fo
I1z'l~rlf.-ers.
P. Duff,
E n .i. -ii ml  _ _
d‘_mrd Is. md “1 UMD by sppcm. Chic! Jlisilcc of Canada. and Hon.
irnm ll-<a\'llw S-lllli .loim nl. 9 a. nl ' .. - _
A I MLW
'i`llc:cl'll', .lilly iRi?l :mr pl'<~.cr-rri gth
I\.lrllli‘ioil Ii-;l\'i:v; |E;fi`f- :ii Ii n'r'of_'_l;f
fl'
ill
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iho Sumo aiielilofln for Sic Allilc Dc i d P f Cy ‘ T I
Bcauprc viii Qurrbcc. l"asscllgers;Winc° mm "D"`“'n J' ' Randal'
om Prince Eciiyard lsl.lllrl will _ioilli ‘
c siirrilll trnlil :li l\ffor.cioii. Tllcfyh
u
l1iI;:1'illl.|L:c ii"lill .`\'fl'.l F‘.l‘oIl.'l \\'lIl‘ 'V
lil rIl.'|l'g'r~ on iicv. 1-.lihrr .'\1.'l|l- L M
bollrqllctlc of Almrllni, N. S., and W
from New Br,,,,5“.,.~k and pl-1nC,.[ vessel and c.”il':o :md compcllsation.
Ed\\'.ll‘d liland. Rrlv. lfzlthcr Brown.: if
of
;:l'illll':c~. \\li| li‘n\'f~ Sm. /inllr Do
| [arm at Fort La Joie. The girls will mild way to go on while \\'Hilill'l` Bc;l1lpl‘c cr. 'l`illll':<ci.iv, .July 13f\l~ fi  IZll=*ll‘<| f‘lllf\`i'=~'
miles off lilo
UpIl.lll1. ff>l'mf»r Nflvn Srotirln who
bccamc nu oil opcl':lzm~ ln Texas,
hours following the adminis- ils
I
iifillllf-f-. Iir l‘i:i'llli‘-i I<»d'l_\' tivii.
I
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Tirrirln :ls nn oil iicifi.
Moll<‘Ioll. ilcillrllillz; hoih pil-'
(oh
cxprutcd thai .1 cnll.=iclcl'al>.¢ t'.`.im-I
a
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Vi/'ill' Abandon H1
Activities In
ho
Nova  ling? Ti 1 ‘.l»:’”."".' .;":' ii."
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goinr: 'ri nhnilriorl an lill'f‘.<Iig.'\-
inn ill‘i» Illn nil pfv..<li»i!ilir~.-'. of illlf.
lvllcll lic .fini for Uil.Icl“I blales
Ltcclllliciillis to ll.\-i.-: hun. he fourldi
ilcy could no* hc hrollrzlli, info Can-1
Pri
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:lri:l, Iu‘r’.'li|<f~ of il1lllli“:l'.lfioll rogu-
Iniioll-. llc .‘.llrI Il~~ Il.lrI \l.~;ii~rI
lrlrly inlprcssud with pofcllflnlii
of Ihr- l.nkr~ Aiuslm cil\`l'ict. In Capo;
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nlviil 1030.
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sr~'.'r‘l‘ni rnllililfir. :lliri \\';l.< pnl'ti<‘li-,l7th and
ic_<':l.m. Mako _\nul' il-liri"~. f'll'l_\‘.
.ills Vzlll I.lr\~.:l:c:'_ .lll.tirr- r~I
P llllilrri .'-'.' =i~: .‘»‘~i:v'- 'ui ('mlr¢.
o.<.<:hlEiIv oi illtill" fili~i!ir‘l~ evi-
o was mrister of thc schooner
P11 sho lvns sllnl-r by glluiirre from
0 UPI fri .Q".:.~_~. pit"i.i Ivnflis in
lorllirii ic; :Ili oil
inis rciatillg' to o'.l'ill`l'.~Zlip of the
ony that shoilid bc pod
The Tm Moll". itnllu--‘.1 'f-:l_ was
a-cd hi; lIll‘l~ri .".:.=ir. -rinsi-
ii' ill n ;»l':'i‘ ifl I-2
co.l.~'. el lrllliclalla to
200 miie: cm ni sea,
:lk bf; gilvfirc 11 l`l
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