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Nyal s -Face Cream
We _hardly -expected
that a big quarter package
like Nyal’s would win
favor over other high
priced lines but it has.
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article and the best value
we have, we like to re-
commend it to you.
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and tell you about it.
NYALS-that's t h e
name.
 
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Central Drugstore
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Expert watch and' clock repairer.
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' ..M,_,cKinn0,,.s witch HMC, G and other towns. They made two
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Your Watch
It is a deliclfe piece of machin-
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Occasionally. quallcd for toning and invigorating
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out the very best w0,k_ 'l_ess hair, promotes activity of thc
_ All work fully guaranteed and h
P¢fS0l1l1lly attended to by - and silky. vrlss u uotuo neo. 'rue
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Auegwelts at baseball on Dominion th
Day. did not return to Halifax favor- \v
No, 168 Queen Street.
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red or rough skin. It is not greasy E
like other creams, is soot\i‘ng to the
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company, that can buy rlght,and sell
right by _means .of a perfected selling M,,_y_ McD0,,g,,u_ Belle River; S_ 3_
.orgunization, is evidently one of the Ev,mgeum,_ Ems_ Boston; scum May-
most profitable industries in Canada.
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pion, Orr, Richlbucto; S. S. Evange-
line, Ellis, Halifax; Behr. Mayflower,
'Subscribers and others are ngkod
to remit by Money Order or by Reg-
istered Letter, The Guardian is not
1'¢BDonsible for remittances forwarded
otherwise than as above. MEM,
‘The Guardian welcomes reliable
news from persons throughout this
Province. All such items should be
mailed to "The Guardian News
Dept,". Charlottetown, immediately
after the events, etc., have transpir-
ed- funn.
`_°The congregation of St. Colum-
bus Presbyterian church, Marshfield,
intend holding a. tea and strawberry
festival on the afternoon and evening
of Wednesday, July 16th, in thle
'beautiful grove adjoining the church
I11`0l`l8rty. Plenty of ice-cream and
strawberries will be provided and tea
tables will be served during the af-
ternoon.. A well-stocked refreshment
booth will be on the grounds and a
good time is expected. If weather
proves unfavorable tea will be held
on following day. 35-7-_-4M’7i
*The ladies of the Dunstaffnage
Methodist Church will hold a, straw-
berry festival and tea in the grove
adjoining the church grounds on Wed-
nesday July 23rd. Tea will be served n
the afternoon and ebening. Come
' t
::Buntain, Bell & Co., for best coal,
air roots, keeps tho scalp clean and
ealthy and the hair smooth, fine
I'
JOIN ROYAL PARTY
NEW YORK, July 9.-A cable from
The King and Queen drove through
urpriso calls at cottages on the line
f their route, and at Aflrington i-n-
pcctcd n culico printing warehouse.
Prince Albert, who has just return-
d from his cruise will join them for
he rest of the tour.
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SHIPPING NEWS ¢
ENTERED, July 11:11.-sou. clums-
sley, Pictou;
CLEARED, July 11th.-Schr. Llady
of Mr. W. A. Gaudet, secretary of thd ¢
as knew nothing about his race sche-
generally Weak reception."
superior to any ball they have yet a
played this season and if they con-
tinue to hand out such s, brand of W
of
seems to have the Abegweit batters
at his mercy. At one stage of the
game, when the bases were full, he
Campbell also pitched a good game,
of the regular Abegwelt team did
not show up and had to be replaced K
l1Y new men.
The Abbies were first at bat but H
did not score. The Vics were more
successful and before the innings cud-_ H
ed three men, McLeod, Prowse and`
D .
The second was uneventful.
for the Abbies in the third while
ome for the. Vics. C_
Vanldemtlne and K, Martin ndded
_ __ in1e_for the Vice,
’ C.
McLeod, -Prowse and Garrett, renchcd
The baseball. game at the A.A.A. In the fifth, and final innings, the
Grounds lust night resulted in u vie-_ Vice get three more. Purcell. Garrett
tory for the Victorias, over their old and Whito doing the trick.
time rivals the Abegweits, by .the| The Vlc’s winning last night makes
score nf 13-4, The game put, up bythe League decidedly interesting and
the Victorlas last night was far the concluding game will likely draw
h
large crowd.
Garrett the Vic's clever backstop
o has been out of the game on
play they will likely be at the top,account on injured hand, played his
the list when the League results-position last night an d
are announced. The pitching of Mar-'helped l1iB 1508111 Zlellfly 10 Will the
tin was simply phenomenal and he Vicl¢0l`Y- »
The following was the line up:
ABBIES VICS.
PITCHRR.
struck out three men in succession. L- Campbell. A. Martin.
CATCHEH.
but he had poor support, n, nnminn- Vanlderstine, Garrett.
lst. BASE. .
. Martin Prowse.
2ND. BASE.
115211151 Milford.
3RD. BASE.
Ughcs, H. McDonald.
SHORT STOP.
Martin had crossed the late T11-Yl0l‘ McLeod.
n.r1E1.n, _
Hnszard and C. Campbell scored Whitlock Sl7““l°Y-
C.FIELD
Cllmilllcll Purcell.
L. FIELD
McDonald, H.McDonal(l
Mr. John McAleer as Umpire and
r. Ernest Ladcrty as Base Judge,
UF UPINIUN 
_M
if
It would 'sccm that the baseball go
"That a poor excuse is better than is
west prices. 9-Z3Mtf.  EE::":";'Y";:`_'_""'A"'¢' T"
:Rexall “£13” Hair Tunic is une- been th” ms” °“l`1llZ U10 Dllflli f0Ff»-
ulgnt, in which period, in fact, the
mes aiianged for the hall holidays
Ml‘ll<l-*LYS and Saturdays have had
fall through on account of the
paucity of attendance. Yet the Phoe-
IX U. U. have a. membership big
enough tu ensure two elevens being
r. together almost at anytime. Bo
would seem, at any rate. But it.
oves to be o. fact, that unfortunate
ough it be, that after the o enln
P 'E
_ _ ecks of the season, a good number
ably impressed with their reception of
the members of the club have not
ondon Bays: l10l`€. llldglllg fl`0I_Il un article that 1112- maintained the enthusiasm with
11011111 111 11110 Hlillfflx I-lcrald whlchin which they started, and some ideal
East Lancashire yesterday, seeing part states: cricket days, so far as thc weather
concerned, have had recently to go
110110. W0Ul<l 806111 t0 bc thc opinion to Waste because sufficient members
Charlottetown Abcgwcits, who in a‘
peculiar epistle to L. A. Gastonguay,
sets forth the various causes and
reasons for the extremely poor rc-
ception accorded the baseball nine of
that club, which visited Charlotte-
town July 1. .
"Mr. Gaudet places the entire blame,
for the fiasco on the poor_ weather
man. To his negligence he would,
attribute the fact that the Wander-
ers were not met hy any of the Abe-
gweits upon their arrival in Char-
lottetown, that no rooms were engag-
ed for them at the hotel, that Thom-
fu
ti
th
sc
of
duled with McKay, and that the Red
and Black visitors were afforded a
Been by a Guardian representative
, oilld'hot be got to play as would
have formed two sides. l'erhaps- in
et, -there are counter-attractions.
Picnics and tennis and an ufternoon’s
boating, which would he better en-
joyed in the cool of the evening, havq
proved of greater attraction than a
Couple of hours of healthful recrea-
on and exercise on the cricket field
in beautiful sunny weather. For the
benefit of those who have been lag-
garu- in their attendance at the pitch
at Victoria Park, an example of the
real cricket spirit may be quoted.
One afternoon recently, there happen-
cd to be out at Victoria Park, while
e nets were up preparatory to a
ratch game, the Rev. Mr. Trivitt,
Milton.” He had been an enthusias-
tic cricketer in his younger days, and
‘ One need only turn to the profits of
-'T5 the Quaker Oats C0., as an illustra-
f.` tion of this statement. The outstand-
 ing capital of this Company is $9,-
000,000 preferred and $7,500,000 com-
l mon stock. The dividend on the com-
. mon stock in 1007, 1908, and 1909
.- was at the rate of 8 per cent; in
`_1o1o 91 por cout, 1011 and 1912 io
__ per cent, together with a stock divi-
‘l dend of 50 per cent, which means a
` present of $3,750,000 to the fortun-
.Vate shareholders. The preferred divi-
1; dend was, of course, paid regularly in
lallriition. The earnings for 1912, af-
'. tor allowing for depreciation, amount-
od to $2,215,395. which' was at the
`rnte of about 24; per cont on thc
?l’reference capital and 33 per cent
on thc Common capital, before twhe
~ stock dividend of 50 per cent was
r.. grantdd, or ut the rate of 22 1-3 per
` cent on thc present Common capital
". of $7,500,000.
It is understood that there is _ a
strong probability of a great indus-
try of a similar character ,being es-
tablished in this Province, much
i smaller, of course, at the start, but
'I under very, skilful expert manage-
_I ment, which 'will moan n rapid expan-
sion ,of the company’s operations.
In course of a few years therefore
- this Island may be the centre of one
l, of the best known milling industries
‘, in Canada, employing _a large ptall ,of
workmen, 'distribilting hundreds of
thousands of dollars annually among-
st the farmers of the Province and
quickcning the times of the Island in
l many different lines. The employment
- of thu rolling stool: on the railway ln
.- bringing the raw material to the
‘ uompnny's plant, would of itself be
,l» an important colmlderntlon.
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It Il MEMUHIAM 
\ 1u 
MRS. CAPT. FURNEAUX.
vy-
Thero passed peacefully away June
12nd, at the home of her son Mr.
F. F. Furneaux, Killigrews, Now-
lounnluud, Euan Ann. and 86 veafl.
beloved wif of the late Captain Fur-
neaux and daughter of the late Cap-
tain James.
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Minn-d‘s Llnfment Co., Limited.
Gents,-I cured s valuable hunting
dog of manga with MINARWB LINI-
MEN1' after several veterihlflcl lllll
treated him without doin! 111111 ll1Y
d. -
permanent goo Y°__"_ etc_
WILFRID GAGNFI.
Prop. of flrnml Central-Hotel, Drum-
mo'.‘."Yll1.». Aux. W4- . 1
flower, Daley, Pictou; Schr. C. A.
Chisholm, Carmichael, Lunenburg;
Schr. Caseumpedfa, Hearn, Summer-
side; Schr. Raeburn, Chapman, Pic-
tou; Schr. Barie Feds, White, N. B.
` FOX NOTES
The cross foxes which the Canada
Fox Exchange and Investiment Com‘
pany, Limited are offering for sale
have each and every one been sub-
jectcd to veterineiry insllecf-l0l1 D0-
fore leaving the west and since their
arrival here. Each and every one is
guaranteed perfect in every respect,
absolutely free from disease. With
perfect limbs-in fact they are the
very finest of that varietY that 1110"'
ey can buy. Many people who are
now lclassed as wealthy notably a
prominent rancher-got their start. in
foxes by brooding from notched lex-
cs. Your opportunity to do so is hero
For a very little capital you can
form a ranch and get into this busi-
ness.
__ _ O U O
The (lanaiih Fox Exchange and In-
vestment . Company, Limited Mc
heartily in accord with the action
coxlng to the Province. Each arnd
every fox imported by them has been
medically inspected befcire leaving the
,Weat..and..~ninca arriving at their den-
ts p _,or an inspection or the [omg ing to race, until the vcry Saturday cl
pla ed for Warwickshire for some
O
°0"l<l "Of "fl “"Y*l\l"2 '“0f°¢ I °°“l‘l mul; It ls iikol that no wlu bo out P)““'fOr H aylng 1  .
"Ut “ll McKay d°n“lt°ly that Th"m' on other occusiohs in future with the
members of the Phoenix C. C., who
yesterday Mr. Gaudet made the fol-
lowing explanation: The Abegweit
Club. he said, made no arrangements
for the accommodation of the visit-
ors beyond advising them of their
train times and hotel fares, because
the Abegweits were not entertaining
from the manner in which other vis-
iting teams had been received, nor a
different from the way in which
teams from P. E. Island visiting t
Halifax, had been received or treat- B
ed. "We have gone year after year i
to Halifax and other places, to play
neper saw anybody until we appear- I,
ed on the field, and we never' expect-
was ollt of town then, some of our ly
night the Halifax men arrived.
as was not going to race until then."
it was more than he could withstand
One of the grent difficulties in ~_
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to see the green turf pitch, with the » ' _ - ¢ l ' - " f'
varnished crickets set up, to hear the ,-‘   “  ‘ ~ -_.:__.___,_..- -asm!  " - __, , 
sound of bat 'meeting ball-it was 3 .t`\_ -. 4 _ .r» _ -  ‘~.”-
like music to his ears-and to see the 71* "il ‘_ _ ,L ..\ 7, , A -, ;l/Z1;
_ - _ . _  _ ». I/,sr - “-if
fiannelled figure in warm Pl.i1‘suit- ‘_ Y < 2  ". 5 ;,  lvl. ‘r'_
th Th Ham d __ k scenes that awoke pleasant memories ' A “'l_{._»,l_.'¢ .-_J _l_ _ i__  ,;  :_|_,\,'§
em- 9 “X mlm “U °l` 0° within him; memories which set his . ’.f.,.._.._-.-.new-.  " `§  '  . `   irLr,'_,
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sphere flying over the sward with a.
e l I d d il
ed dnything more. But as a matter gooavzss w`;§|?;t.ir;;’|:r. an'l‘llemf:111c(t,(ih
in the home counfpy, Mr. Tri-
to be cricketers of some experience,
and perhaps this may serve to infuse
some of that enthusiasm which ap-
pears to have all too quickly sub-
sided.
For nfext Monday an attempt is be-
ing made to bring oil the game which
should have taluen place last Monday
but fell through for want of enough
players. The match is to be between
a team of married men and one of
single men. Mr. G. F. Hutcheson is
to lead the Benedicts, while Profes-
sor Watkis, the skipper of the club,
though a Benedict himself, prefers to
claim the associations of the days of
his single Ulessedness, and will direct
the fortunes of the Bachelors. It is
hoped that the members will do their
utmost to support the efforts of tflogo
who are endeavoring to keep the in-
terests of the club at heart and to
improve the standard of the game'
here. l
and
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swelled by two players who are said   A  
'fllE TEIPERATURE
TIBE, l'00ll ETC
(Special to The Guardian)
'l‘l.ll’.llN'I`l), July 12.-Moderate
west and northwesterly winds, fuii'
couL
'l"lrll‘] Wl*lATHl*lR.-Yesterday sun-
shine alternated with clouds continu-
cloudy during the night.
The temperature at three o‘clock
s morning by thc Rexall Store
tested thermometer with u northern
nxposure was fifty-seven above zero
with a southern exposl c was
__ (Continued from page one) _
enough money to live in comfort and
even luxury. Almost invariably they
take their politics with tlicm from
thc cottage to the castle. ln Profes-
sor lluckwortf\’s vocabulary tlmse
who happen to be ffnnscrvutivcs are
“grandecs," while, no doubt, the f.ib~
eral of great wealth is u gentleman
of public spirit and u perspicuous
economist.
NOT LOSS, BUT GAIN
‘F
fifty-nine above.
fasllioning nn Imperial l"L~llerul union
it
N. B. AND MAINE LEAGUE
At St. John--St. Croix 6, St.
John 0.
At Bangor-Fredericton 7, Bangor
5.
NATIONAL LIEAGUE
'At Brooklyn-Cincinnati 5, Brook-
lyn 3.
At Philadelphia-Pittsllurg 7, Phil-
adelphia 2.
At Boston-St. Lous 6, Boston ff.
At New York-New York 14, Chi-
cago -i.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
At Chicago-New York, 11 Chica-
go 1.
At Cleveland -~. Philadelphia 11,
Cleveland 5.
‘ TNTERNATIONAI. LEAGIIE
At Toronto-Toronto 5, Montreal
7.
At Ilochester-Buffalo 5, Rochester
2.
At Providence-Ncwarkl 3, Provi-
dence 1.
At Baltimore-Baltimore 12, Jcr-
sey City 8.
At Detroit-Washington 5, Detroit
'l
At. St. Louis-St. Louis 5, Boston
1.
I‘llO'i`ES'l" VOTED Il-OWN
The Conlmugllts were voted down in
their protest against the last game
with the Abcgwlcits, at a meeting
hclrl lust. ni;-:ht ill the ufllcc of Tile
Charles Dulton Silver Black Fox Co.,
Ltd.
EENTHAL GUARDIAN
i
EARL GREY sA1l.s.-Ifrho r.o.s.
Earl Grey sailed from Charlottetown
this morning at 12.35 for Quebec.
'ri-IE EXPRESS.-Tin express ur-
rivcd in Charlottetown last night at
11.25.
RETIJRN HOME.-A number of the
retu,rned to their homes by thc after-
noon trains.
BAPTIST CHURCH SUNDAY.-
At the Baptisp Churcll, the Rev. 911.]-.
Fash will preach in the morning. The
Rev. J. A. Gordon, D. D., Montreal,
will preach at the evening; service.
CHERRY VAl.I.EY.-Mr. Kestcslcn
Bnlshow will hold service in Christ
1] a.m. and 7 p.in.
at
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M
Oil
In .
The highest temperature recorded
yesterday was seventy-four degrees
above Zero and tl.b lowest was fifty-
uine ubovc. Tile lowest the previous
night was sixty above, At nine n,n.,
was sixty-four above and at nine
p.m. it was fifty-nine above.
The tide will be high this evening
5.50. tomorrow ut* 7.08 and Mon-
day at 8.15; it will be high tomorrow
morning at 5.33 Monday at 6.21 and-
Therc will be a fu‘ll moon on Fri- , _
day, July ISU, ut 2_05 “_ m_ urcb ls not incompatible with ru.-
Y
Tm. lengm of mday Wm he mte(._,, dom 'md even with social rewllutlun
hours and twenty-ninc minutes and of I"l""'llY ‘"_ Y* mmlesl l‘"’i~"°te LM' "l
tomorrow fifteen hours and twcuty- til" "‘"“*"l°f5 umt fl letter by Ml
eight minutes. I"-
Thc temperature by the Rexall
Store Tested Thermometer ut 10.30 M'
o‘cluc~k this morning with it llovtllern il"
exposure was seventy-three degrees th
would bc, in the w1'iter’s opinion, the
necessity of giving up our trlutv-
nmkinsf rights, und of subx.-lifting to
"the mucldling control and s\i|ler\'nsi|»
by strangers." The word “sti'mlgurs’
is not happy. lduch of the >‘f.ufc.~4
wmllll stunrl to lose by Fcilerntilm, ho
savs, the inctropoiitan .State most
of all. I-lqllality would not bc uttuln
able. This state-i l’rofcsso|‘ lluck-
worth secs that only a legislative ull-
ion or complete separation is a poo
esllny at 7.1.3, I _ __ _ ' _ _
The ,um _sets this evening at 7_50.s1l>llitv. i<.\'en under a lcglslat\.\'e_un-
t0m,,,.,.,,w and Monday ni; 7.49; “lion some stone of oilice would soon
rises tomorrow morning nt 4.21,|he md' and Sellamtmn would be lm’
U
“day at 4_22a,,d.1»uc,,,,uy at 4_23_il'esuIf'. l’rofessor_ l)uckwort_h urlmll'-S
The moon sets tonight at 12 and
Monday morning at 12.44. elle _
The mst quarter of the moon was monarchy and by this very proplltc-.y
Th,,rBduy_ July muh at 5_37 I,_ shows bow little he understands tm'
[lint tin; (frown is 9, ccmenting infill-
e, but he foresees the nbolnfmn of
.
English spirit of c‘onservnti1-lm und
the English determination that mon-
( Drury in The Globe and the
npinilmu of Mr, Bourussn prove that
B~u<len’s navy policy is not un-
imollsly approved iii Cmilula.
e way along Professor Illickuorill
mrs nvluy in the method of a ina
to
solzliers who broke camp yostei-day|dlal invitation is oiicied strung"
Church, Cherry Vullcy, on Sunday at at ]1 and Rev. Dr. Gordon ut 7.
1 S
above. ml
, th
emfltirml-anll not of thc pelfccl;
 mathclllaticnn.. Always und cvcr lic
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llf*
lrlccts the existence of “llrltlsn
Scntlulrnt’ and lull.-oil he onilts all
no lf lls idlnpllt lull not be
E I E c<»nsilll-rations of human |lutlli'e, The
fu
lloviliili by till: gf‘ll\\'ing llrynslllli-its
w
METHODIST lui
l~*ius'r Mi~i'l'inu>|s'l‘-uct-. J.
GRACE' CHURCH.-Mi‘. T. (‘. 
.lnmcs at eleven and seven. r,
Sunday School and Billie Class at 2.
30, A. cordial invitation is extended C,
st1‘u.n|.§ci's and college students. ,l
PRESBYTERIAN
St, James' Presbyterian. Rev
Dr.
bo think nuilons uit m.uic of const
_.___ lines .lu<l c-lll\~~.men
s class of lulults in (`hul'i'h nud-
\l'iuln. A curlliu \\'l‘l¢'u|lu~ in ox
l 3 2' " ' ‘.‘ tl'
lleallcyut ll und 7. liible Ulass at ,.|':“lDd L0 M tm NIMH" if Us
2.30. l’ruyer service on Weducsliny
evening at 7.30. L-ltullcnts and strun-
gcrs cordially welcome
urirll,
ANGLICAN.
ST. PAUI. S.-ltector llcv. T. W.
urphy, Srrvices ut ll and 7 iloly
ommunion ut 8.30 'l. ll. All svlltl-z
wee.
ST. l l‘lTl'lll’“i ( .’\'l`lli<}i)ll/\l -"H‘UlY
mlullmion at 8 :\. . i\’l2\l.il\S lll-
:\. nl. And e\'onsrmg :lt 7 p. m.
Wllcu you walnt. li sllorl. islnoko of
Fullerton at eleven and seven. ,:,,,,,1 h,,,,,,,,,, lm; My Hui., \».-lryyn
Stiwnrcrs and college students are ,.i,.,,,.,,_ _C ,,,- 10 ¢-;,5,,r.;_ |‘|,i,,\;
cordially invited to all services, ,L
Il
New Zion-Morning prayer meeting I
at ten n.m., Rev. G. C. Taylor at
a. ni., and 7 p. m. S u n d it .
S
T-y ,\@|n_ '_`._ /\_ Fnslir (‘r‘n ‘li
~\|gf~it.1ll'c_ 22|'-7-l"i\'llii.
Blood l-lulmors
ers and college students eczema or sill lhrum, or some other
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN f
orni of ernpliorl but sometimes they
(jentrnl (‘nr,5tmn __ cv :exist in thr- sislem. indicated bv. tecl-
Floyll at 11 and 7 Sunday school and
Bible Class at 10 a.m. Prayer meeting
Wednesday at B p.m. All seats free. °
College students and strangers are
cordially invited to attend all ser-
vices.
' BAPTIST.
Baptist Church-Rev. Z. L. I<`ash_
unliuy School ut 2.30 with “Loyal-
ll
s oi’ wo1knr'~:=, innfriior. loss oi’ ap
H
petite, or gem-ral rlobillty without
l n out
auslng any hrs- ki 5
They are evra-ned .md the whole I7!-
fem is rcnosated, strengthened Chl
toned by
I-'lood’s Sarsaparilla
Get it today. Sold by all drugflsu
»r¢ 11-11 imc;-u Om- Dollar
nrervlv h
the trip for their own pleasure to pulses beating mst tha th, ,_ V
D18-Y a baseball match here, and they The temptation gi joilnn th; Ipl\;y)grs V  { l
were not treated in any way different was too what to resist and _ML T,.,_  _l '
vitt promptly wallued on to the field, ` ' _ il( _
nd was warmlywelconied. He play- ,  "gp,-.__;.‘ -ii] ‘ " 
ed in the match that took place, and _ _ _  , .`_.g.j,1_l._,'
hough his eye might not have been ' ` '
o sure, nor his arm so vl orous as
e , l 1 l t, it “-
    by  we .l;.f..;‘;: ..‘;‘;;.~... 1. .ua :.2 _-ig ‘"1;,_
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f‘;_
g,\'v`F'
n the heyday of his youth, he dis- ,,.i\l/M _ 'i,»:,” A-ll ,. F'  "bill
~ I. _"il ' 2. l`c'ln./4 . , .\ _, 39.- ;/. ‘
ga,,,es_.. said M,,_ Gm,det_ Hand we _played wonderful activity for one of _ .___________;l_,_    
. _ /  -l if' .;, ...fr . .""’
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laying with nun to sus l. u. ue play Fllll _.9 . *l'~_ ' ` _ __
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of fact in this case, I am told, as I that when he played cricket ,_eg,,Ia,_  ' __P_;__»_-_ _*Q*-» '._.___`___ _.»._~.;l.  5- ‘_   -' ‘ - - _
boys did go down to the railway sta- -tt. f ,t - k,,t_k i _ A d ‘ _
tion to n-.est the Halifax men on the 2;; tf,at°;,o°,,,,X“ft :xy be ‘;";_l;t':§, that Complete Porter Hzlylng Outfit in Use
'light tlwy ‘""`l"°d~ I" ""g‘""l to he is a crickleter of considerable ro-
Th°l'""5~ l wmte him W°°k5'l’°l""° the putc-it was easy to guess that from
I O O
aces lut did not get any definite * ,_ N h A I I H h
lllnswer)from him that he was not go- Egfeegerérl hsoiggglviizd     t e    t e
ass county cricket in England. I-Ie
K - Y
look so well after a. iourne! Of 01/GY
the West. is indparfictt _dhea\t:i;°n_;1; e an y __ pe r___k__t match and an at \ _ d_ _ f
h n ay s nc - - a ro r c . -
iliifinlizl flex?) Véeriungrles who have fn- torfa Park the Fl1'!*-- M°ll1°lll3\ tenddnce of twelve out of fifty mem- A mee ‘SP ay 0
,, ,mn nm., .sy rbsy urs tus .nose church boys will mst 111° =‘¢“;!l.l¢'°\1E.|;¢rr_is,.._to any tus issue, aissppolne-
p f t for their age of any they have in tho baseball series of church lea 3 yt r,_nnn,,rg¢0.,d rn” gn., sinh
riitrccseen. Ever! ll!! seems to im- _gllc gllmlll- _   _lfkiei,v_ have its ranks shortly
tination. They are each and every 000
perfect, beautifully furred, strong. ro-
bust specimens. and will forln valu-
abic crosses with our Island stock.
O U l
A nice batch of Cross foxes was .i
sold yesterday by the Canada Fox
Exchange and Investment Company,
Limited to a prominent rancher. He
pronounced them the finest he had
ever seen lor their age, and said it
was a remarkable tribute to their
health and stron th that the should
B
th
three thousand miles.
0 0 s .
Every fox in the consignment broil- o
ght to the Canada For Exchange and
Investment Company Limited, from 0
prove their furry coats and they “lm
ply look splendid. . .
In th
UUOCOCOOUUOOUOCO
noir.
soo»ooso_ooe_oeo°¢l0
o final of the mixed foursomcs disputing the fact that, especially in
ng Belvidere on Wednesday, W. K. the departments of batting and field-
Rogers and Mlss`Popa wen from D.
. Stewart and Miss Haviland.
This afternooffi a mixed foursome he is at the wickets or on the field.
match medal play. handicap. will be
mayem prim, will nn pr-"onion by jorftv, there have been a handful of
e Executive Committee.
.UO
C O U C C O C l O 0
O
BliSEBllLL
O I O' I O O O O O I
At B 80 Manda evening at Vic-
.  '°` `én`lén`E°'r` ' ‘ cAs'ron|A
Mr. Grant. T0 G ll ' ,, o .
llllll 5” M"°D°““l‘l C"“"l’°“y‘ °;,°f' ¢ . u » ¢ . . . . » . For Infant: and Children.
°l 11" f°’°' """""‘ “'° b°'”g °° if 'rb ll e sum ws tbsr nun.
8 ~
thefrhlxigdillilmslriiy Eldlrllalrtgg afllgsiilgs lf! hI:We;l:V§lIlll\¢ shlghld he welcomed       lllC 5i10Wll1g
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inn" mmm" with mm :Imelda K ‘hot 00 Bm? the nets up re' nfrg; .,5l¢!1‘°,§“Q.°r o  )
"" ”“'"‘“" "mn M M' slit-1-iaitii. llllmly- 'ne viscous Puri e nn u .- _  ”' " ~°
for the pleasure, to say nothing of
will always be pleased to have him
participating in their games if only
the instruction, lt; will afford them
of seeing an old and a good crlckoter
on the field. There is, however, no
ing, a great deal can be learned by
watching a really good player when
While the laggards are in the ma-
the Phoénix Club‘s members-the old-
er men principally-and among them.
it is pleasing to note, their worthy
patron, Mr. Frank Hearts-who have
been regular and enthusiastic fn their
attendance and in trying to get a
game. But twelve players ca.n't play
i Scufilers and Hillers,
than those made by the ]. E. Porter Co.,
Ottawa, Ili. For strength, service, depend-
ability and efficiency they stand at tile
head of the list.
We have a full line of these famous
tools ill Stock new and can furnish you
with a complete outfit or the smallest
part of one at shortest possible notice.
We have everything you could want
in hay carriers, hay slings,pulleys, single
and double harpoon forks,drop lever forks,
International Potato
MncCormic lc ll a y
mowers, lakes, ted-
deis. Call in and ste
You cannot get better llaying tools grapple forks, wood and steel iracks,track
Agents. Prices, etc.
We have reliable agents in all paris
of the province who will be pleased to
show samples of Porter I-laying Tools.
We give lowest prices for cash and
make terms to suit your needs. Call
in and sec the display.
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hangers and hooks, bam door hangers,
stanchions, steel rafler grapples, manilla
liay rope, wire cable rope, floor pulleys
rope llitches, etc.
Success in TlA_-. ing depends greatly on i
the way you have it stored andthe facilit-
ies you have for storing' it quickly and
eiilciently. ll you are rquipped with Port-
er tools you save n. "v, have no trouble,
and everything is do. the way you want
it without unnecessary as-lay.
\fVe are showing l
_go different samples
in carriages; the pick
from the four lead-
ing factories in Can-
ada - the Tndbope,
Canada. McLaugh-
lin and Dr minion
lines.
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