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MY APRIL GIRL
April showers bring May flaw
For Apri|'s brought what lo
sought
Hunting early, hunting late.
Aftcr nil this time is here,

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__'___ __‘ __`__ _ `  _‘__‘_ _ 1*  _ . ~ nn A11nt Selina? She was a. grca,-_ ____ rest of the day ond night keeping
J " ` ' H  ` ,_  _""1 __ __,“ bl'ml‘l““lll» ”'_l“l“y'“l“t°` ‘ff Mjlllhai At the real estate offices of deliciously cool and dry. This d.
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"I worship Dina," Bill Pelham
But for them I need not wa
lt seems unreal that my Ideal
And so for me this month ou Be
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is the best one in the year.
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allaunted/ .
(Continued) `
can bet Ishall be with you
Christmas eve, anyway.
Hauby smiled.
kii
"I dldn‘t mea-n that about Dina
give me a thrill et all."
“If I knew Dina," Bill said
thoughtfully, she’ll be less worried
:about trumps than she will be
marrying," Hanby said, s iittleiaboni any reputed ou,-so on the
shameiacedly. "You know men |nince_ Like many oi tho" highly
don't like to seem sentlmental.isii.nnn Womein one-5 psyehoiogm-
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1 1 S M I L E S New Presbyterian' __ __,-,~___ """*
'lb the Presbyterians of Murray '
Harbour South young and old, July
list, 1981,.wl1l ¢o_down- in their
history as s Red Letter Day. 1_
The Cornerstone of the Presby-I
,terlan Church in Canada Allister-
Muiray Memorial was “well and
truly laid" with the tollownil dw-
uments-o. oopy of the P:esbyterian
Witness, of 1875, the New Glasgow
Eastem Chronicle, the P. E. I. -
Guardian and Patriot, and coin of
the Realm, by the Moderator of the
Synod of the Maritime Provinces.,
Is Your Future Hidden
1 1 1 __,_, ,._.,,_._ ' _ _
GREAT fun . - . . this business of fortunl
telling! But would you like to get s nal
glimpse oi’ your future . . . . what you'll he
 UF  I _______;:_ _ _` _ t   ChurchIi“_:>_i'__l_i’i_u§r_;;e_it.__ _1- ._ - _ J --
G-xp;-l,
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on-:nun
ur friendship has been a greatiaiiy sensitive U on these ing.
al l° “S1 Bm- “nd y°“ “re mt fcdies happened there. shes bound
"lg y° dl'°l’ °“t-" to hear of them. You've already
.had a murder on your front lawn."
said medltatively. “Directly I saw ...i.nRi.s not oei.ioos_11 nanny .i.e_
her, twenty years ago, I knew that ,tumed_ _“some wondering yes;
she was the °“° W°m“m' Heikilled the poor fel1ow.forh.is sav-
‘ smiled whimsioolly. ‘leveryciuist-,in S..
of land on the main road or street
Rev. R. H. Stavert, M. A., B. D. of '
Hunter River, in the presence of,
embrace the bulk, if not the whole i
of the community, town and sur-
rounding country. The new Church
's being built on s. valuable block
1
.s
such a. large crowd as seemed to I
Bvoyearsfromnosnntsuyearsfrum now?
u Your daily dictesn tell you. Yourdsily diet
the mainstay 0( your hodily health and
mergy. And health and energy are thoflell-
tiala of success and happiness.
Good food for good health! Here’s s highly
siourishing food which should have a promi-
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“If we lived in some European
“It‘s the dark, saturlne villain'
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mas she lets me kiss her under thei ,.1 wish yon hadnt sent time
mlSll@l°°~ Om” “my year' Y°“ seieuos woman on without getting
1nore particulars from her. You1
calmly shut all avenues of informs
tion."
lllld" which you “'°“ld like my "Hooch talked there. Smucker's full swing, the morning of the 21st
raplcr to go." I-le lighted n cigu-1
not too well balanced, either."
mile- "Why “ld y°“ “Sk me *° B111 Poiuum =11oo1¢ his hood 101 the farmers But in Gods bios-'
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,1.1.l., .Y1 ,Il 1'I1 ".51 _  . A '1  com .1 1 A M 11 1 H d ll .
ti ____  _ _ __ ,_   1  1 1,;_ __ __ I dont like it, he sa d. se_ over ru ng Providence, about
__ ,, ____ __, _, ,__ ._, ___. _ _ _wi _ ~°'-'-‘-J To discuss your Aunt Selina. ____ noon more came n new n
gr. . 1,11 r .~» ‘  1 .1 -
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f " ‘ ’ lt_,-,\1 34 i _ How the devil did you know I had
A
“Her manner was so infemally
countries, I should have to chal- l_inSuiting_ Biii yon know rin not
lcnge you to a duel for that and me sort of man to be tom that I
l y°“-" ‘must sell the house I‘ve selected as
a home after inspecting hundreds
“'h° docs the sluyinllf' Bm mllmd' of places. The poor old thing was pers to drive in and out with their i
cd him. "I should sneer diabolical- cm? .1 ~.ioi.s o
_ _ _, ,y_ , es an cars. mn
ly, and ask you to name the rib uwiiai about smiiokew.
running through, and practically in
Through the efforts of Mr. Arch- ,
ilmld MacDonald, chairman oi’ ouri
- Building Committee, who llkc the;
rest is tireless in his devotion to i1'
the cause of Christ in the Church ,
of their fathers, and their own `
love and choice, this splendid site
was secured at a reasonable cost,
with ample room for the worship- ,
in
With the haymaklnr season in
promised to be a long and busy day
ment' plsoo in your daily diot....Crspe-Nutal
the centre of the town. A WWIW* °f "¥l°‘l ||°“|'l°l““°“l l' °"Pl'"°‘l
for you in s single serving of this splendid
(ood. And in such a tempting way. Millions
every morning attest to the sheer joy of eating
delicately-lisvoured nut-like kernels.
Crispness, too, adds to the goodness of Grape-
Nuts....templsyouto5ivehalthfu.|exeru'so
to your teeth and gums through chewing
Set your diet right at breakfast tomonotv
svith Grape-Nuts in milk or num. Get it at
our grocer's. 19 servings to A package.
’ do in Canada from Canadian whosi.
“Theres
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‘ I niw.-.;.1s rorry .1 six shooter." is cowecy irefcrrcd by Douglas, whom he  making for the day and afforded an _
‘1 |11‘Cl111‘ 11 e-A' footer." ‘ "I Clollyi knoll' ly- I-'Wk here' knew, to n Mr. Appleton. °DD0I`t11I1ity to all to attend both f
B111-Din-as all upset about some .1/innicion Wiii ieii yon evei.y_ the comer stone plying service at r
|ll"`l'l`Y Slllllls Wh” haye bw," h`ymgitl1i11g," said Douglas. "He has an,3 D. m. and the public meeting in g
'10 f1'fE5l`»fl‘l1 H10 “Why _f1‘0H1 Pllle amazing memory for details, and 11 the evening in the Baptist Church
iPlnins- D0 y0u_ admit C01Y1‘i1s ment affection for the Gray houm if which full advantage was taken.
_ _ ,_.  _ __., I  1l‘°"° ‘md l""°“`“d’“g W bc Mlss como into my office when you’re Seven minlSlcrS1- the Scriptural
`“  f:i\__._')\fE;- ;Sclcnos, who hated and despised ihi.ougii_»1 perfect number-were present as fol- P
_ "('  7", b `1 _#_/7. "ll" ‘ll’°"5` ”1l"l°“1 and l’i"‘“°d her. Frederick Appleton was a small. l0WS1 R€\'d1°- R. M00r€h@Rd L€€¢1l€1
‘  .;`;f1_1~_;._i~‘ ,.l11.j_>'_§> fflilll UH fl0S~"1'-"’ iplump man of sixty. He had a M- A-. B. D.; of St. James, Char-
li-ll \ '~i ' ._u.i‘lf-""lf*»*"l'“------==1 " ~=~ 1"0“e °f Us is °mzy1” rclllicdidistlnguislied conservatism in dress. l°l1l9lf'\'~'!12 W E Davies B A of
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ul services to 'a close. The offerings
eceived at both services were as
encrous and bountiful as the nne
Christian spirit which brought these
large gathering together.
Mr. Murray in the name of the
resbytcrians of Murray Harbor
gratefully thanked the Bible Christ
inns for the free use of their Church
_ . . - ~ 1 - - when they were deprived of their
' -~""11 A  - `o   _ Bill Pl`lllf1m~ "Al l-he flllle y°“ Say o. florid complexion, and 'blue eyesiCHrdiEHH1 the principal Speakers for own in 1925 and the Baptists for
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i\]e[_}.‘()i) _Y ii-1~1 Ti EY 1 Ji, 31 forniat I‘ll probably drop in after
_,_ _‘_  A _ dinner. Where are you off to?"
g \\1_1;.1;1~_._1,:_1 11, 1-; 1;. ,   ._ _ concluded Pelham, as Hanby 11 _
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_ _ __ __ _ _ reached for his hat.
0‘l‘_‘,i`;`_:i\l"_`_'i,l‘i;`i;“‘;’;‘f\";'“°° ~ _ “Pine Plains. Junior is motoring
(,`li:1iil11li|~i'1'1\11. li.  I. 1  3 ,'-if me up' ru be back by dlnneri
 -_--~--------~ -»--_  ""'“‘1;`§_-i"1:' time, with luck. Anyhow, wait fori
| _ ____ “__ "_j{f-`,- me. I've got to sec about another, 1._1_ ,
 1\iCl)()i\'.1‘1.'.l) 1", 1‘~§<'f’.'ii'fE  §:E|1,|_fZ1 ", caretaker and arrange for thel  \ (__ _ __
“ "=~ ' - _ Q burial of Kerr Not it cent was ` ' 1 " "ant R" Scholarly m°S°9~€
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-Qi `~`~`i‘~Yfl-°l\_,_.. _:'.'-’ I was here. 11 dozen men will prove ...meh iooked more than usuailyi the occasion R. H. stavert, M. A., 1
M _ __ _ __ ,i _ __ , "'”*¢W\\>-_l;§T=-_ that I Wlls in Chl°ag°' I huyeilarge owing to the thickness andf B- D-» Hllllier River; T» A. R0Cl8@l'1
ax l 1101.5, -1 1 _ 5_1 »_11';111fmS _  played practical jokes, and I hope ,power of the lenses he worm Af1;¢1~_Belfast. James McKay, D, D__ Lon- i,
A___ __ _ _ ___   \__ ‘\-T37-`;‘ \~`_-,.91-*l;“" _ to again, it I live! but I know In lime preliminary talk, Pelham 50111 Out., who with his family is
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_mu _,_ _,oi ,___ _ _ _ ________ ’,___n;‘;`, _ __ _-Y _:L1-rn nothing of this. Tell me nil. - judged him to be one of these men_ h0lld_Hymg ln ‘the Garden of the d
]m,§__in__ .i  __, _ ___ (,____nm_ I _ ron l:_ |1av¢_ to_ get some ne_v1_ Hanby described not only his ex- in miaiiveiy unimportant omee5_ Gulf and Allister Murray of Caled-
Xniin 111111 1. »_111~ 1 1, 1~~1_ 1:11ug1-. i i‘ffef‘ mirnigst  ‘)'_;u“rl’  perience but that of Adolf Smuck- who bring to their tasks ii ee,-tain ‘ onla and Murray Harbor who also
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_,ibn n_ ._ 1_ ,  __n_,_i___c_ | nies. J  ein __ not unpleasant pompousness. ____;____r_\ec a;”_se of iioth services. The
______ ___ _  _ ____ _______ 5 But. my oczr. 115 1-_:ver to intl You can count Reggie out, too, --I have in this book.” said Mr. n w o cou d not remain for 0
...mmm 1 l° "‘l°"‘¢l-’ Pelham declared. “l{e’s at the Anniei_On_ pointing to E iedgen on the evening service, Dr. McKay and d
“1-_ i1._=_ ii i1i_»,-_1i»_ i_i__ B bankers’ convention in Baltimore. icoinnieie reeoid oi- the tenants ond iiéfr. Gibson were given an opportun-
u111~111» ;.~1 .c .-1 1.1111 11 Thcse lW° P°°l’le may be f°kC5» Put iihe expenses of the Gray house for_ y l'° Speak at the B-ft€l‘n00n ser-
l\1(\.'§,,'1 'lit 1. :..\' ;»» _, Rcflgie and I “V0 i"n°°e“t1 'Silly _almost thirty-five years. Here you] Vice 0! the llWlllE~ 0f the C0rner
11,1 1, _1 1'.11.;_,1;1_1_ ~ ‘-1  sort of stories to tell!" `wiii find the cost 9; the upkeep or 5t°ll°
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he free use of theirs at present-
Last but not least mention must
e made of the splendid supper-
as many said-fit, for princes and
ukes, freely and bountifully sup-
plied by our devoted W. M. S. which
practically include all our women.
This is but an instance oi’ the work
I this noble band. What could we
o at Murray Harbour without their
aid which never flags. Ladies of
Mummy Harbour. as you read these
lines in the pzcsses of your Province,
will you please accept our grateful
-  Tllays What Dllla Sala- the house, grounds, and stablesn For typlclll PTESUYWTIHD dignity thanks.
(  - "IS She “’01’l'l@'1l?" In my head I have many facts con- and °’d°l'» l’lfPl1`H1ll°U and Strength,
;,> "Y "Just a little. Nothing physical _coming the people who have re- both services ln Praise, prayer, read-
can scare her, but she takes funny :sided there which wooid be one oi ing BHC! Speukillg were all that could
psychological excursions. She wasiniaee in the books oi n smciiwbe desired. Said a. Charlottetown
reading an English book on ibusiness fi,-my chrlsllan lady Wh0 happened to be
 _ ‘Haunted Houses' when I loft,” --I take “_” men/ said Peihnnn there “I am an old woman, but in i
The inventor: I have In-ventel I-‘There are suflh things," Pelham iuthat you have an unusual interest 113151 llxiltltmle e]i1_ii)e‘;l- attenlled sawm-
_,___.,_________ _ camera that makes people pre” said, gravely. Glamis castle, for in mankind?-» y more, is but o.
_MARK li. .‘-I1-.ill I CAN , 11¢1¢11.111 they rooily ore. one. and the house Where the WGS-1 M1-. Appleton; shrewd but ““"ll’l° °f many Slmllar remarks.
1:1 rntioalaii
MISS ADELINE MCNEILL
Miss Adeline McNeill, daughter of
The Cflbitzllist: How is It donei lcys lived. I don`t know enough kindiy inee beamed me building committee with Mr.1 the late Lenus McNeill died in the
The '"v¢11*°r= By sim:-lv mek- to disoeiiove. Look here, H11-we1 ftwe see 1.. greofdeoi more in A’°h“’“’d M°D°“°ld Gfmyinr nu.
ind the lens flatter-
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1:amero11n1;1..1-:.,1 '1 1111~-;111t,111n,1»_r;.1_ V°__$_<;_E__i;> git; the_gbo_i__tto__r1_1 of this. this line of work than you would as Z a£yu§fn,.x:;: gmzii. aingfg
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_BELL 8; _ii _~._1i':iH,:SON  ___-_ "I'Ve gut 8.0108! d8.y. "I'll interviéw , ' fhemselves 3 minute 0|' iW0 f\ll'i1l'l- l
‘Prince Sounty Hospital, on Friday.
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1.   11 1.11.11. tho man you bought the house from 1 " Wm* the C°m@f Slime while 111° 1117 
  ‘<  1”;    ,'.‘   and find out about past tenants. _ -~-` service was 3°lllg 0111 and instead ,_/ I ' ` ’
1,:,,,,i uc Also, I'll see if there was a Selenos 1 F/ °f deslwmtlllg the Service their /
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Last word in ’;'
'Cd bin* Luxor/
Sail for Europe aboard one of
the four Regal Ducheassa or 1 -
.reased the glory and som-edneo, of
he Brent hour. The clicking ol
1July 10th, at the age of 66 years.
ly missed by her many friends in _
Grand River, where she resided all
her life, making her home with her
brother, Albert McNeill.
The funeral took place cm Sunday
moming at 8.30 dclock at which a
large number of her friends attend-
ed. The pall bearers were, Basil
McKinnon, Charles Morrison, James
McIntyre and Edward Larkins. Rev.
John A. McNeill oiiiclated. She
leaves to mourn the following
brothers and sisters: Jarvis, Hugh,
Albert, Mrs. Mat Morrison, Mrs.
John Trainor, and Mrs. James Mc-
Kenzie, of Mexican, Mass..
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Although Miss McNeill suffered, shef A [ Ba rn
never complained. Shewili be great-` es Dem
(Canadian Press)
INDIO, Calif July 25.5,
Barnes, circus man died im,
day. Barnes di d
Hospital where he had been 11|
months. Some weeks
ed an attack of ipneumomg emi
recovering when he mfg
tt relapse The famous |11
man was 69 years old. Hi;
name was ‘Alpheus G Bu-1
Stonehouse," but it was wide,-|
familiar name of Al G Barnes
he became the wne 1
the largest circuses in the world
the threshed grain. '
potatoes four acres.
for each entry of potatoes.
Combined Standing Fields and Thresh
Grain Competition, 1931
Cash Prizes for Field of Oats, Wheat,
Barley and Certified seed potatoes
There will be competitions in the three coimties what
there are five or more entries each for wheat, bailey, ost
and for potatoes grown from certified seed
o .
The number of Prizes in each County will be propo
tionate with the number of entries. Prizes will be pal
according to the combined score ,of the standing Held an
, RULES MID REGULATIDNS
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1. A field of Oats shall consist of at least fi\e ac
of wheat and barley three acres, of certiiieds
2. An entry fee of $1.00 shall be charged for the first. an
fifty cents for each additional entry of grain, and Si
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arthly cameras were not heard,
but we believe the holy scene wo;
ll°f081‘&Dh€d by the holy ones abfr.11»
and will be preserved in the ar':h_
i, ‘ves of the Etemal City.
The evening service was magnifi-
._ 1 cent. Mr. Legate brought us a bril-
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WOODWORKING C0.. LTD.
all lower-mst: cabin lingo of
- the (hnadiln Pacific loot. »_
. » Broad decks . . . luauriol-ll .
lounges, salons and state- ,
._\ mama . . . unexcelled culainu _
lc bl ith
_ ...serv eeompara aw
‘ that received in the hnoat _1
hotels. Two glorious days
down the short St. Lawrence
Seaway . . . time to find your
"sea-legs" befora you reach
the open ocean. 1
Several saiiin s weekly from
Montreal and Quebec to 9
British and Continental Porta.
Full information from your
local agent or
Write C. B. Andrews,
3. The entry fee shall accompany the application
ii. Entries should be made to the Department of Agricul
ure not later than August 10th, 1931.
REGISTERED SEED ONLY.
The field of Oats entered for inspection must be seed
vith Registered Oats. Owing to the change in the regul
tions made by the Seed Branch, Ottawa, fields seeded wi
unregistered Oats will not be eligible for the competition
1 J. W. BOULTER
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DF i`f’_'..""f§'1'~ . . i i iam] Emacs' 30000 H' to ah iconfusion of the Pine Plains po-i / V 1  .~<|,i|' slams hiswrical lines and their “P5
E 1. 11 .\ .I \  lt. L. mm- im.. 1 ,  1-f piioauou to the present. Next comet
  m;_,_r:________ge___s;s   nie? ' _ .. Mr. Davies in his usual clear style.
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marked. "Junior may be of some WW he carried his hearers away W
heip__, revel amongst the glories of Zion,
Dist. Pass. Agent,
Saint
John,
1 Deputy Minister of Agricultll
N. B.
Tense, but not turgid, in a masterly
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F  _-<U.P.>-At the behest oi’ a large.
M )_ "N, _ number of citizens, the City Coun
__ ,_,__-__,_.».»-1---~‘-=~ _-._"-1.; i'f.,_f_ cil has revived the 0 o'clock cur-
` V" “Ef1r"11 P113  1|A1»"'3&_' few ordinance here.
Exist River awry I`r11lny 3 P. M.
\'1'¢"1t l!I'.'t-r cl". 31' S.'.i.;:‘.Z;\_v 3 P. M.
For l`t|riZ1rr i_.f.rr.'.:.".ti11n Plmnc 773. "ir-~_v,,_ I ' ;_,.,.-_1_";.
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ruoue 341 Charlottetown , ..i hope sa I want to dem, “p_Mr- Am>le¢on’s Eyes Grew s utils City of our God. while M:
Harder Rodger follows amiable easy and
._  .,_.~ . 1  _ _,__  _ _ everything, so that Dina and Celia ' '
won't have a chance to feel nerv-l eloquent' Prayer praise and the
ous. Dim; has a vague idea thstlwllpljsc' Oh' dear me' yes! Do I1Bened1cu°n bmught these wander'
the country is dangerous. She was Flidersmggd t:i;§u§V[;_ Hailbygesires -"'“”‘
raised in Cleveland's most select n,_‘:n:?,1a_:d Mr Done pacem th t
`“‘_“"‘ 'residential district, and has always 8”’ ` gi" sa B
lived in cities. I'm a wild man you °°u]d ten me ev°mm“g‘ He  h
S- S. H  H from the Housatonic feud country. i;a;b‘;(.)1se personal friend of Mr' ` C e
and the idca of trumps doesn’t , I
_ ` _ Mr. Ap letons eyes grew it little nd. 
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(UTS £1 SORES 1
Consupation
1. 2.15
RATES
2. 2.15 Trot Purse
!l\ora'x nothing ba‘4svl
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itat] its ,¢_-1
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.£1
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__ ____ ___ ___ _ ____ ' .- . - _, ~, ‘ 1 _ _ bid them good night and reach their.
umunuixmraumnmwnnr .  homes before the deadline, the or-
`~~1" -‘~-f ~---~---~~- 1 dinance provides. I
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AWLY Minnrdh §1»¢¢ly. it MICHIGAN TOWN PUTS BOYS
Ill E 1
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p_ “_ quickly after in usa.
All males who are not I6 years
old must have their girls home,
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Tauri"
Third Cabin
semen”
Fares “
,, sms-0°
In addition _ a running race
heat, purse $50.00, pony race, match
between Mr. Squires, owned by W
McNeill, Southport, and Rebecca M-1
l|PT0ll PARK HDRSE 1|illGES
WEDNESDAY, JULY 29th.
3 Miles From Charlottetown
_ ,
Pace  Purse
227 Trot and Pace ........ Purse
by Gordon McMillan, Cornwall.
Admission 50c Race Starts at 2 P