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,\, nnrvel -hr lows
V -~-' ""..:"..°‘.".'.‘.':'.. :iz “°'- “le ee'-==-ev we - -vi-v
4," mf!" "nu, ,_ I* of the finances and the endowment
» ""” '"° ’ Th* “Www remarked that in the
' f-" -ye" N33- ‘he orphanage was $30.-
wsali END-wt week- °°°1° debt- Atyreeent the inetitu- ment  ._
‘ ’ ° y or youps people at the tion owed nothing.
11"" milton eonsut- Tlierln ui '
.gotta-50.3° » U-M Nportwss analyzed Car llhrpenses 
Misses Helen DeBlols in ll Very oomprehsnsl b ,_ _
°! me anddean Robertson: Mrs. Henderson th vfalrlxay y Gu md on '  "
ll lson , e Ch an of
 cnmpbeil stewart. Ted the Finance committee. Mies ave
and Dusald Ramsay. had Beer. matron. presented ner report.
.’0y9’b!e M-me' me girls re' A vote °f thanks go R¢y_ H, D- E885 ...............-»..
' wlth the cliweron. im-a Reymond for use or the neil, to Drs.
 Lani-z. Tidmarsh and A -
Manny on Monday mornina- yers for med 3
my. even; 311; gigggihem- ie- ‘°§j,§"g dgltgrygglftle. gllliededytvteg- ree .......  
MEI' B - / ' ~ - C E 5 811 011
"“- yes 1-D the condition of a mentally de- lg at and Pork ' '°
' L lvrparlno-At the ficlem buy, for whom s fund of $1
9° h 1 et` zochad been eetabliene " s"“‘“ E"l’°“‘°5 
_ ll annual sc oo me ing d some years
“fm scott ,resided Am. ago whleh he believed should be
Z voted: supplement' ‘wa used. In the course of the discus- 'X
nt expenses' um _ school sion of the matter of the appoint-
;-... Library ,und 55 w J m9¥li of e third grunge for the fund’ Total cost maintenance 1933
- M,-...elected auditor,   D: the meeting endorsed the trustee
H -elected: trustee. Teacher b°°"°d in HPP1l'1l1g for the appoint-
" oullloure is this week visit-
 f§d_ ment of a third trustee.
li Adlutent stevens elosed the meet-
HING “ELA-|-;v|;s__R¢v_ U18 with prayer and benedlctlon.
L and “Mm Edson Mltchen navrsw or 1-nr: rr-:Alt isis
wlfailler and his mother, at In
pep nh’ New Brunswick presenting mis Rieview of the
‘ti Bea: ' past yea it is t ll
iirlende 1" °h°’1°;*@*°W“- Wh° to enter rlnto detr:l)u,nfs°efii5:r:evo§-E
. ws’ y' the nursery ages.
i There has been about the usual
_ o
. My, Mitchell ere several wmmmt t _
ire- “'*_" “°“.’ with "Fel °f tivitiee nsdrfffmstlfegiihdtlyuofhfheti.
very eeflvlu “‘“°S5~ ‘md Wm it is evident that the results ob-
ior lil-S Speedy "°°°"°’Y- tained should be very gratifying to
; ff”"”’”““ ell.
- _ 5-,eu-1-, Ten_ Mile House,_is Th h,
1. --    ee- ef ie- .... °.‘;.lil.‘:.::.°’.l..l‘°‘°e  “ll
Murra Weymouth “Pe Y
‘ h Mcyaualdv Ten Mme number of admissions and discharg
, u _
"" gaxgging in the Clty_ ee; the health of all has continued time flies Another ear’s work on
' ~ ______ _ _ excellent, nothing more distressing
‘ than very slight colds, which shows
clearly that there has been no let-
up in attention shown by the Nurse
in Charge and her Stafl' combined Doris. You will rlote from annual
withshthe supervision of Dr. Tid-
mar
, _
H and the Orphanage grounds and
buildings have been maintained in
-Eiilllil UF
CH
prizes and outlined the
pa
ls the programme
S0
,Irish Air); Ib) “I'll Bid
ngllsh i-Misses Nora Down,
Ma
So
"For Love's
Oltlli
Little
_ vema entful
e Crescent Moon
1 ‘erarantelia tciuilianii W D1'
C ispurling)-Lowell Bre- Allte-
Marion Whitehead;
Solo - ia) “Hungarian
flfurggnoff),-Miss Margaret
, ) .-
tothe City Hospital, June 75602
15 1034
June 18, 1934, to
Smith, Of
on Wednesday. June
"i501"
D. MacLean
UNDERTAKEB
EMBALMEB,
Chariottewyn .M
North Wiltshire
Phone 143
1983
1933
gs-ia) “The Meeting of MEDICAL REPORT
recoveries
. Ayers.
Respectfully submitted.
"Gods Gm-den" (F. F. W. TIDIMARSH, M'.D.
1933
Duetto in A flat" ASSETS-
-Miss Mary Fergu- Home dz Buildings  $75.000.00
Farm (108 Acresl _ _ . .
._ 2003.00
- ~.l> "Echo" iSon1crset); Car, Sleigh, Machinery . 150.00
Swallows" iCowan)-Mrs. Curl ln Main, Acczs. ,_ 862-90
Jenkins. Ce-sh in Special Accts.
soloe_<ai "Prelude in F szndowrnent Aect.Nc. 0558 sauces
\Bach): (bl "Impromptu in ollver Aw; N0_ 9553 51.32
Ischllbcrtl-Miss Margaret T0l,al_399l_7g
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Grmjm Tom H2004 wx 1 1 d
N.B.-Assets o 110 "CU 0
tae, eng' §°5p%'g1 Bonds and Debentures. having a
H on" ’“‘ ”' ' par value of $25,200.00: represent-
S .
Prince County Has- mg E"d°Wmem' F"“d5‘
SUMMARY OF EXPENDITURES
PENDITURS
$4,867.94.
088 50
$240.58.
P B8
The Farm is again under rental require so much care and constant
s
- good condition.
“Q The Finance Committee under
lc  maintained their record of former
their energetic chairman has well the `Di8 bad WOH 0! d¢Dl‘€SSi0n but
'I‘l1e co-operation of all workers
C1051-DB recital of the has once more carried us success-
Bohool of MuSiC took fully through another year and we
evening. A lllfso B-nd 8-D- face the future with hope and con-' theft. etc, with their mquel of de-
allglianci g‘r;eIestede1tll;¢¢;,y;t)i; ndéxgimd serticn and imprisonment thrive
S 0 t Fund ` Bd al-
Oi V0CH_1 and i¥\5tl'l1l“€l'1W»1 ly mcreasinzmlfrrild we colirifrfendl it
*}1{‘;’I‘:g3']‘£f~’wW§eu  &th:lb;:1¢;nsideratlon of the dispos-
the °"°°“°“°° °f '°h° Inpour Maintenance Accounts the
Arte’ me P'°g“"m strictest economy has been prac-
efe 23°” °° °t*‘*;‘€“°_i§flSf“1 tised. truly very difficult days so many
at t e recen . son '
Mr' C' H' Buck pre' grgtlyfulufgrwfhe I;‘¢):;leCll'oi1; iglgmtrrilsiel
d whole-hearted co-operation of
by the examinations dur- an _
st two years. Mr. Black :ge 1%? ds an?hw°xXers;l. U;°l“dTg‘
that Professor Brinton Q en mls!" e :lx "“;c°5' e
-    .s...... as .fr .i‘”°;. .°.:.“‘“1-
inillc standard of playing this Collectors ti)  ' Pew dm “B
over Inst Year. Special men- dl 1 19 CSS- ll lot. Guar-
bc made of the decorations 51"' J°';‘\m“ and Agncununstf Dm
me due Ml” Dom TE” Tmmars , Ayers and Larltz, also our
artistic work, also to Mr. Roy 9 cient 5e°1'et‘“'3'-
who sang two beautiful isgdl W- A- STEWART.
ln me 5lyle_ Chairman Trustee Board
I1 .
Still” (Old Border Mel- 'I‘lie Chairman, Board of Trustees,
ic) ‘Song of the Reapers" P.E,I. Protestant Orphanage,
E ` Sir: \
cbougnll, May Martin, I beg to submit herewith my re-
Alireda Piokard. port for the year ending December
to School" 31st. 1933.
and Percival 'rhe health or the children has
been maintained at the same high
10°-1°) s°“a'-ma in F standard of former years. There
"The §-lime Dm' were no deaths.
Saddles ‘YV°““9 There were eighteen complete
Kendfm- 1°’ "The physical examinations made on
C"“m“’_B"-V“'“ C“d‘ children prior to admission, six
children were vaccinated, two had
(A' diseased t/onsils and adenoicls re-
moved by Dr. Lantz, and two other
children were admitted io the P_E.
_ _.In I. Hospital for treatn-.ent during the
' year. These children made unev-
IL
Th There has been a daily average of
Emma Thomaé; nine hand fag babies and twenty-
were the Tender slxi under foul yeartshof age* The eg-
(»n.adm0na])__Mi5s hclen cale given ese na s 1
quired a great deal of work on the
soloe_ia> “The whistling Pm °f '-he °’P"‘*““@° Sim'
_ E_ om.,)_Pemval slm_ All dental work was attended to
tb 
Bl-adley_ The perfect phyiscal condition of
one 1:-leellng Hour" (Lee) each and every child in 'the Or-
Mm-son_ phanage is due tc the hygienic sur-
solos _ ral "Tarantella" wundlnzs. proper food- and the
ibl “Happy Peasant" scientific care given the children by
_ Mpy Martin; (lg) Miss Beers and her capable assist-
of Mom" <Leonl)- Financial Statements P.E.l Prot-
Brenton. testant Orphanage, December 31st,
5°” I-he Kills- t 19,o04.eo
Plano kindly supplied Lm_BU__rnlB__
December Accounts owing $248
'“°'*"'”*'°_ ___,_ ____ Depreciation Other Years S8
Depreciation this Year $2
"""`"S 'rctel $10,000.
` ' `-";f=`:#'-“-:S-Z”-’-' NET WORTH DEC. 31st, 1933- $68.-
§f§_
sas
g,°me..md. .Buildings $146.73. _ _
_ Maintenance Proper $4357.84-
qnd M-~ -.-,nk HBl»\.¢.y_ Maintenance Wages $3.689~00»
Total $8046.84.
r omoe Wages, Rent. etc $669-07-
interest dr librchange 81-31-
Tctal expenditures as above $8-UN-95
DETAIL! MAINTENANCE lx'
Total payments for Maintenance in
use Bills 1932 paid in me $211.25
'Ibtal U4. - -
Add Bills unpaid December 31st,
`Q,°.';‘““,,|°°“*_'““‘“t°““““ °'°p°r"1oo1ted sim has mammal
'marsh as usual gives us every at-
'nlephone  0
Potaioes 
Advertising .............
Boots. etc 
Dry Goods 
F3- ~"` ._ __
§§ee=§§F§5eseeee§sse§ae
s?ssssssa=seseasse:s:=a
Milk ...................
Hardware  .........
Repairs 
Fish  .. . . . .

Fuel ..................
utter 
e s s- n
roceries . . . . .

Seeds 
otal expenditure as above
dd Wages paid for 1903 $3
SUMMARY OF RECEIPTS 1983.
From Lgdies Auxiliules .$8,686.14
From _Special Donations . 575.18
From P.E.I. Government
Grant 
From City Grant 400.00
Interest on Endowment ..-.
From childrens Board 
From Farm Rent 
From American Exchange
Telephone Refunds 
Total . . . . . . . . _ . . .

Matron's Report
Following is the report present-
ed by Miss Eve. Beers, Motion:
It does not seem very long since
1° last annual meeting Certainly
§_` ,
$95355
ssssea
- y
behalf of the dependent child, to
be accounted for. and there does
not seem much to say that has
not already been said in pest re-
l'€P0rt the size of our family, the
large number of reschool e, that
ulvervulon. you will also note the
intake is greater than the place-
ments. These are difficult days,
not only are many suffering from
anxiety and won-y are fraylng the
nerves and undermining the mor-
ale of many more. Satan still finds
mischief for idle hands, nagging,
Clllill*-`¢11ll’l8. drinking, imi-norali`.y,
under the circumstances of eh;-cnic
unemployment and are destnlctive
01 proper homeilfe, child eare and
training. For our organization con-
cerned with the condition in which
children are brought up, these are
demands, so little to do it with.
D¢SPite all. we have endeavored to
keep the daily life of our charges
on 11. high level, giving them physi-
cal. spiritual and moral training;
we hope to enable them to s.and
firm under the pressure of life, in
the years that lie before them. We
have endeavored to teach parents
their duty about the home, what
parents love and the security of
the home means to the child.
Foster berries are selected with
care, the nearest substitute for its
own home and we note a falling off
in requests for adoption; there
must be many homes in the pro-
vince that could be brightened by
the laughter of a little child, and
We hope when better days come.
this institution will only be a
clearing house.
Our sim has been to make our
Institutlon as home like as pomible.
routine must of necessity be, but
ours is most elastic and we have
no problems of discipline.
Our greatest work, I think, is the
number of children re-established
in their own home with their par-
ents, or with relatives, after the
causes leading up to the brakru
home life have been remedied, the
causu are varied, death of a par-
ent, wrong doing of parents, fath.
81' llfldillg in common jail or
De¥llW¥lI-lB¥l'- Our laws provide for
the imprisonment of parents if
they break the law, but makes no
provision for the care of family
during prison term: We have help-
ed-in past year unmarried mothers
to pick up the broken threads of
their life and take their placfv in
the community life again. me fine
placement was a crippled mental
defective, who had been cared for
almost ten years, who went to
friends of his parents. No one can
valuate just what that means to
the child in question, and also to
the institution. he is having a worl-
derful chance that was not possible
here in group care, 'I'he general
health of our children' was good
throughout the -year and we have
no deaths to record, a sick baby
last June, that required hospiiial
care for several weeks gave us many
_anxious moments. and was quite a
ca-rc all winter, but we are glad
to say he made the grade. We hope
to make good use of summer weath-
er to build up our childrenk re-
sistance for the winter' demands
on their health problems. Dr. Tid-
ientlon and keeps us .straight on
diets and health problems, his
continued effort is deeply valued.
During the year Prince Edward
Praeceptory Royal Arch Masons
completely renovated their school-
,room. knlsomining calling and walls.
painting window seshes. vamlshing
woodwork. painting blackbosrds, etc
and as usual gave us all our school
supplies. Books, pencils. scrlbblers,
writing pads. etc. for our 24 pupils,
means quite a sum expended. Add-
ed io that they join hands now with
the Cvyro boys, on behalf of our
Christmas cheer, their united ef-
fort and Mr . J. D. 0‘Cor1nell the
orphanh _friend all over wo_rl_d.
give the children here a Christmas
that will ever live in their mem-
ories. No matter what the weath-
er _groups of the two orders drive
over Christmas morning. sleighs
loaded to the gunnels. It is a pretty
fine type of citizenship.-men willing
to leave their own fireside and
drive 5 miles to the country with
Christmas cheer for the underpriv-
ileged children and last Christmas
morning it was 20 below aero.
The Gyro boys also sponsored
two girls st the Girls Camp at
tenlive repairs to
sary masonry work was peril of
sununér schedule. We continue_our
effort on improving appearance of
grounds. a lot of work was done.
you can look around today and
see for yourselvgs the marked im-
provement and the result of extra
effort is seli~evident, beautiful sur-
roundings mean much in the sum
total of your charges happiness
and development, all this work was
accomplished 'by extra effort of
your general man, without addit-
ional expense also with just cost
of lumber the 3rd floor playroom
was sheathed and windows made
safe with protective screws our
men doing work in spare time dur-
ing summer.
Ulu' school has been 'conducted
along public school lines. Inspector
Mifhee gave us two inspections
and examined pupils ln all grades.
Our normal children are well up in
grades; eight graded above aver-
age, we .have several low grade mem-
tal pupils, who are only capable of
so much effort, they tax our
ieachers patience, but have had a
square deal. Each all and sundry'
should direct their efforts to a
proper place for the care of such
children, it is not fair to them nor
to our normal children to have
them in group care such as ours.
The children had several pleas-
aut meetings during year, many
individuals and groups made a
special effort to relieve the institu-
tional monotony and here I would
like to pay a tribute to our neigh-
bors, for their many thoughtful
acts during past year,-they are real
neighbors in the highest sense of
t
time to list all our gracious bene-
chucking was enough to win. Only
factors, but accept this public ac-
cared for and proving very con
ful girl wanted information re her
lottelown; Mrs. Roy Quigley, Char-
lottetown; Mrs. Edgar Heartz, East
Royalty; Mrs. Percy Barlow. Marsh-
field; Mrs- S. J. Rose, East Baltic;
Mrs. Lester Melllsh, Montague;
Mrs. Herbert Thompson, Tryon;
Mrs. E. S. Burleigh, Ellcrsley; Mr.
Ira Brown, Cliarlottetown; Mr. J.
Vemer Moore, Crapaud; Mr. Lorne
Buell, Murray Harbor; Mr. J. F.
Profitt, Kensington; Mr- Jardine,
Kensington: Mrs. Percy Mulch, Mt.
Herbert: Mrs. Boswell Carvel, Haz-
elbrook; Mrs. W. A. M. Maclftae,
Waterside. Pownal: Mrs. W. H.
Drake, Waterside; Mrs. (Rev)
Chisholm. Hazelbrook; Mrs- Boswell
Jenkins, MecKenzie's Comer; Mrs.
G. H. Mutoh. Keppoch; Mrs. J. A.
MacDonald, Bunbury: Mrs. Chas.
B. Stewart. Keppoch; Mrs. Heath
Strong, Summerslde; Mrs. W. K-
Rogers, Charlottetown; Mr. T. G.
Taylor, Charlottetown; Mr, G. D.
Wright, Charlottetown; Mr. Heath
Strong. Summerslde; Mr. Edmond
Burleigh, Ellerslie; Mr_ W. K- Rog-
ers, Chnrlottetown; Miss Peggy
Sherrin; Mrs. Sherrin. Bedeque;
Rita. Shen-en, Murray Harbor; Mrs.
__Mll_l_er. __ C_herl9t_ie.i_°v~'n:_ Mrs. __Si_m9ll
Jordan. Mun‘ay Harbor; Mrs. Ger-
ald Prowse, Milrrny Harbor; Mrs.
Lorn Buell, Murr-ily Harbor: Mrs.
T. I. Goudge, Murray Harbor; Mrs.
Hooper Horne. Charlottetown: Mrs.
Henderson, Charlottetown; Mrs-
Arthur Henry. Charlottetown: Mr,
Bowie Leard. Carleton Siding:
Mrs. Kouis Roper, East Royalty;
Mrs. J. E, Smith. Mermaid: Mrs.
Wendell Mulch, Bunbury; Mrs. Will
Bovyer, Bunbury; Mrs. James
Munn, Mt. Herbert: Mrs. William
A. MacNeill. Burlington; Mrs. Blair
Canoe Cove where they had a
liiewcnt and rrxii able time. Mcln-
orial Lodgc L 0 B- A City h8V¢
Mc
Andrew. New Glasgow: Mrs- Frank
Iiouston. “iryfiz-ld; Mr. Frank
_.__ .. .... _ADDITIONAL
Cubs Wallop
(A. P. by Gu.\rd.ian's Special WIN)
NEW YORK, June 22-Their
most humiliating defeat of the
season. was plastered on the world
champion New York Giants at
Chicago today as the third place
Chicago Cubs, inspired: by their
4-0 overthrow of Carl Hubbell yes-
terday, continued on an 18 hill
rampage that brought them a 15-2
runaway victory.
While Bill Lee shut out the
Giants until he had a 15 run lead
in the eighth inning to run the
champions' string of scoreless inn-
ings to 19. his Cub mates led by
Chuck Klein disposed of southpaw
Watson Clark with two run clust-
ers in the second and third fram-
es and then continued their bom-
bardment against Clydell Castle-
men the rest of the route.
Pirates Upset. Braves 'I-6
Ralph Birkoffer the Pirate's
hefty southpaw who is pitching his
first year as a regular, won a 7 to
6 victory for Pittsburgh over the
Boston Braves at Pittsburgh in
a torrid battle in which the umpir-
es frequently were in tmuble.
The Pirates put across a three-
the word. It would take too much run scoring drive in the six-th arid_
his coupled with Birkoffer's steady
Worst Defeat Of Season
yoddrdly teh! l'e¢l’\l.1¢ left 1181160!
. THE BACK STRETCH “"‘.’l‘.'i."..5i»"‘§?i. o‘.1l‘..‘}...t
Gi-a -
__ nie 2.01 1-4. ew.. ew- A 11"! _
(Continued from N80 10) record will certainly resillii
The Grants
15 To 2~For Champion’s§
tar
Aunt ids. a two-year-old which from their l>;“'1‘;‘!*:&f°°m¢° ~ _V
was knocked out of the box in the
fourth inning by the Braves- He
came' back in a relief role ln the 0
fou-rf-h today. _ _ 1
Boston belaboured Heinie Melnle 2
with a. five run attack in the long
G
fourth inning in which play was
delayed for is minutes while the
players argued with the umpires.
Strategy Fails
A hunt that failed cost the Cin-
cinnati Reds at home a chance to
make three straight for the first
t
time since the season opened. 'As A eilllih in
result, the Phillies won, 4 ui 2, in
10 innings.
With two ol-1 and none out Har-
lln 1-'ool attempted a hunt that the
alert Phlls turned into a double
play and Comorosky flied out to
shatter Redland hopes.
9 Viotcries For Younger Dean
Paul Dean pitched the Cardinals
at St. Louie to their second victory
in three games over the Brooklyn
Dod.gers,'the St. Louis team win-
ning 7 to 2. It was Pauls ninth
victory against one defeat- His
brother Dizzy has won 10, so be-
tween them thr. Dean brothers
have accounted for more than half
of the Red Birds' 35 triumphs.
canvassed such as Tommy Lough-
that they would not do.
when Cluulmgham won his mile in
ton and immediately hopped on n
ran, Steve Hamis- Ari- LHSKY. MEX Saint John v`s. Red Weaglc
Schmeling, etc. and the opinion is Bridgewater. _
Northport vs. Bs-sil Melarison
Bill Bonthron who was beaten by River Herbert.; winner vs. Gus
forty yards by Glen Cunnhigham. Hurley of Mnccnn
record time 18-ii SB'-\1i’dBY. l‘€C9iV*3d River Herbert vs_ Art, Jardine
his diploma last Tuesday at Prince- Ma¢can_
11lel'l° f°’ 1'°° A"9°1°°» C”-~ ‘"h°"= saint John ve. Bud Jardine
he will take part in the National Sp,.mghm_
College A. A. Championships today. Mmd1eW,,igh,,_Lav_,wn Long
'**‘ V nbuer
__ Maccan vs. Gus emde g
“Dumb Dan Morgan. who( lénolws Josgmi
boxers as few men, was as e t e “ight heavywelghl,__slanle.y in 214 3_4_ It was H I
q“°m°“ h°W W°“ld Max 3°" hav' Mantle of 'h-uro vl Fred Fife of performance for earlyairrerghe gaa- ml)-fmt backs. Duffv McKee Co
fi d a alnst Jack Dempsey or _
G‘i;e:IeeT\rn§reylri their prime. “Baer” gf-:_-L-_ sm' F°"'a"d5‘ T“7"1°"» B°`~‘°US» Smvgt ..
,-el th t r n- _ _
xifhlgorlgght ;t0Dea11'l");oilY llalilrtcin was slow. Marjorie M., 2.07-M, won H' ha" tW° 5°°d th"°°‘Y°"`°1d 5P*’-""- K"“Slf’“'~ ~
my opinion he is too open for either the Free For All in three straight. °°"`S that he is Dre_p°’m5 fm' the R°f"*"`- T°m""-"` T”<`-‘-
of these men. Dempsey`s left to the King Spruce second, Leia Frisco Chnrlottewwn E*-mbm°“~ m9 U'°f»
botly and right to the heed would third and lvllss lvlcryre fourth. Beet ff;w§r‘;§“b°l*2m10H:-u;>vef by Dillon C N . _ -
probably connect and he would have time, 2.1015. Sheila guy-by éoseglld élire  _ .R_ Wln Frorn _ 4
v r t Tunn . ----- Y -
R hard time e-i_h_t__mg ey Bonnie Cameron won the classi- The °P€l11Yl€ U`»¢¢¢i!\B 0! I-he BUGIB ne Senior “Y”
Lou Gehrig. iron man first base- fled race after Maxine Greet had‘ V157-5 Speedwiy Will bo the 20th
man oi the New vol-lr yankees. play- calmed the first heal- Best time °f July- _-__
cd his 1404 consecutive league game 2.i8‘~_». --'* The C. N. R, softball team gpm-
lestl/londey despite the handicap of _-_ We have pleasure in giving the ed-on easy victory lest nl;-ht de --
a chipped bone in the big toe of his The 2.27 trot and pace went to oomplete list of entries for Truro feating the Senior "Y" 25 to B.
right foot. Jack Hardy, 2.14%, after Calumet races on Wednesday next, the 27th The "train" boys went into an
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ill cetonb stable. nest saturday on the 2'l_°h- °S@ W ° ‘W ~
worked the Goshen hal: mile wiu eerteinly enlev the m°°m¢ .
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pared by his owner will aritenrield Jebalee- N°\’fh S>'d“¢Y~ ' -
at windsor. oonn. for his sixth 2.01 1-4 Calumet B'°"“*° °- W*
campaign. This son or Peter volo Margaret Ballard- NDF” Sym"-
2_02 sta,-nd “gms .5 | f,w0.y¢al-. 2.02 1-4 Hunter Hedgevwood --
old and electrified the horse world Charles Ballard- SYd“<’Y - L1‘_lI°=-3” .
by peeing the Goshen half mile 2-00 l-2 _Toll Gale - - ._
track in 2.05. I. new wor1d's rec- Sweeney, Brldgewatel.
ord. Since then he has been con- 2-03 1-4 Darkcy G’“"'°“ '*‘ gl
stently in the limelight and is one T- Fulwv. Urllef 5ie“"°°1~'-°-
of the fastest race pacers in the 2.25 Trot and Pace _
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There would appear io be plenty Sydney- _ -
_of money loose in the United stat- Jerk H-“l'd1@-H M- 5°'°*°%
es judging by the following item in Bfidilewawf-
'knowledgement.’_Our annual fall __ f a Boston paper, "Millionaire for a  - Cham* B°“4
.pawhmg party brought together day has been the dream of many Miss worthy, Douglasahl' H
ss ladies from surrounding districts R ` d S B Mates H two dollar lime better. Today _
.  that dream was realized an no H“1‘f°X~ _ _ _
;‘ddl‘shB?Dl}J1€(§lE3;dinu1r}dt;rbetil;1teiiI1~g rtilifrirtlalle  po y ’ ‘track in the world ever sagv so DF1tf°31°€;'“Wuh"ed Ward W.-
fingers. L d T S S h many fifty dollar betters as' flock- 9-’ m°“ - _ --
During past year, several children  S 0    S ed to the perl mutual sellers win- Baqfxlglelgolgtlgkes dngs- mi .
adopted into homes back as far as d°W at R*’°k’-“Shun PN* “Mk thi-’ C 8_1 ' tl Cn in 'T 
1915. now living in United states S - d D f t  S n afternoon. If there had been thou- U Hug; ki - - _ .
with roster parents visited us, 'ecan e ea easo sand dollar windows they would PP" FWHM ,I; Fumm Um*
showing evidence of being well have been lined up there. As for Bamne - ~ i _ I »
~ -WW" -ii the two dollar tickets they were 5I»9Wi3°k@ is -.1
I , 1 th t d ; ` 2'" lgm-ed_-~ 'roddles-L. M. ml .
Svxvflly they niildoed gzeuobgeflfti-   (A. P. by G|urdlan’s Special Wire) Miss Maggie - James
' ri-srw Yoax, June mme ls- ri., explanation of the above is Mlddlewu- 'ii'
perentaae and the whereabouts of ,C ,- d 1 10, Jinx Ceuilhi "P Wfih Vellum Gilmez that last Sunday was iotallzer or V‘°‘°“" M--H C- HM" M1553' -`
her brothers sisters she had n ---___fl.'mEe~_______~_  he" *MBV “"1 New Y°"° Y”“‘°°" Dari-mutual demonstration day at 1°" '-
va8'lle idea a home and then her V M 1-, we left' hand" d"°pD°d his “mud R°°km¥hlm P3-Tk and Vfhifty thou' Calumet’ B°t’°m""G' R' 
life in the old or hyana e I was ness Clarence Dio nr wtf.: answers game cf the season after Winning sand DeoDi¢ Vi-Sli/ed the BT01111115 I-0 Middlewn' 7 ‘-
able to send her 1:0 Nofm' seem t” 4§h5“mm°"s'm °Z“§°"‘;/hs; °‘;‘;‘f§ 12 games. Cleveland Indians even- see the mul-lmgg wg,-l¢_ They were Mr. Squires - H. C. Jud"
where her brother has a good home sides rfolscglé ut 1315; in this :pol-t,_ #rd “P I-11e15°"i°S by d°f¢°tmS the fumiahed with free tickets to try  Niéog- 2 1s__D' H 
but the visits demonstrated very Harold webster who won lest sat- °“‘“’°* ' - out on the machines. wore cards l’° ' ' ' ° \
clearly that our records are inade- urday’s marathon trial for .a place Th’ mumpaw st" "°°°i"°d mg' bein! Sl-\PP1l€d JuSt B6 if 116?-119-1 B°vm°"5' Kensington’ P' E' L- --
quate and in dealing with human on Canada's team for the British ‘ed s“pp°rt thr°“gh°"" the seven h°T-W5 W9" bei-HE rllrl. but even if -_" __
lives we should make a greater Empire games, beating out Dave. gj;“i’t‘gEn_3;‘1°a"te‘;e£*;Tk;’l;1g UG; m;'}‘_;‘:;-  vyge a winner at tremlendoigs rm :I-o1ge_T'é’1'iv;:_‘d 13;; d -
folfvxviflg he?<l'.°nm°r§.§lf-tail “fra 33;; 5§.T`§§§“a§fe§l‘§‘.1f`"oi.’..`§.'l§l’o.fe°rff,§`tl°§ emu behind him- yous werieozli ‘i'§.v"l§.`;n';y1l{l1`; flirt' N°rth Sydney- "r '1
Years we he ' g pa frt ear of e ' ` M°“i'° P°”5°"' the India-nu’ that is th were just educptlng Betty B-0- U- A1°H!1¢°f» 
veoompletedacardin-OYY S B8- th tl ketthe ey __~
dex system from first case admit- *__ ;y°:nk§eB'whlt_5w1;vg1 scstbered 53,55. the public- It W” quite 5 stun" ‘7°hn'- N' B' v
ted to date with all information 1i1°°\<S He '~h°“Bh T°m“‘Y S°P' th Y k t th , 1’ t
ith h more than a fair chance 9 an 5 Vu ree sng 95 °` Due to the death of William ey' Bfidgewawr-
avail bl d h f ll 1 'lc W as _ _ ~ ._ . '
has ‘lyesnaxgccgltlglmhgdazngp £,l,);l~, to lift Americais cup with his yacht- Bethel' W Send Earl C°°mb° “CWS Wright, baking powder magnate, Dr- Medmm-'Ma1°°1m 5¢Q. "
challenger The Endeavour. He has the P15” 1°’ their mst md' °nly CHN-mei F9-Fm. L€Xin ton, Kentugk Siumncrside. P- E- I-
;l:ln;;l_msgl:? 1?,-il5(¢i;I;e slallontioniifgg had several 111815 in Ell818Ild Simll' ;'h“;‘t in ktlge °P§,;"“3 1“"i“3~ After was sold lest fall as ogur readers arg °7°° the Gfeaif-°h”'f195 39535 .
without money and price to give of latmg race °°ndm°“5 and they h’W° agammm din er arson was "ev" aware and its studs Peter the sydney Mines- _
their time end talents to the ed- been Ve" ‘“““”’°"”"' s°"‘”““ " G., nga", in h hm Brewer 2.03. 'rolex z.0a 1-4, etc.. King 5P"“°°-W‘1“'°d WW 
mmlstrauon of ,our affairs for the inventor of the famous Sopwith me” T9 ff °1` 5- P 0 el’ dlspersed and all the Colts and er, Dartmouth. - --__-
,lm all °,.pl,,,n§ e W k .’ th plane. greatly u-Sed by our evle*-°fS ’“ th” ?°""“""‘ ‘md grizzly B“" brood mares sold. The summaries M155 M°”f`Y1`@-L- 0- Phill-16%.
g °’ ‘S ° in the world wer and now brought lelsh Grimes finished the same- f gh - 1- his rvrlddlewn
task f ll_1¢h ,_ 1 _ o e various races so ar t , _ '
easy gas; “_ has atikx ugeegxuig to even greater perfection. He is a S” X-W0 Chi¢l¢0 11 1 season’ pamcmarly in New Eng, High Toby-H. T. Fulton, Uppq
multi-millionaire and it takes one to had mo th ml ts in stewia,¢i;e_
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with the part time selilce they re- over most of thelr Jgumey the 200 5 ea ck MCM5h°n -
ceive, but they cheerfully carry on, ll l f 'rw' ri, one 'W 1 e "5 an -
ll-pnlng out the dlmcumes one by :E §Ig°n§f;’Q1 :fx ng: by etim Wm_ brood mares when Calumet Farm Halifax. N. S.
OM. with them now the orphanage ner in il hours 46 minutes 43 sec- ' was msmubed' Port Elgin speed,” is mm
Welfare 15 Pu-rt of the warp .and onds, an average of speed of about *W* y
Woof of their life- Your staff has 38 il hour
Bonnie Cameron-H. M. SWBQ"
no selected h stnlllo d Patrick Diffcl- 2.-1°~R~ ini. ."`
In the Free-for-all pace at Col- scene °f activity' mme interest
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. m 55”* ~ » ing taken in this sport than lf;
been encouraged to Eve a high ____ umbus.Oh1o. Ray Henley won the _ _ _
type of service to ,msg submimd U Glen Cmningmm-sinjmed m_ first dash from Guy the Tramp, 'c’;*;‘;yde5r;1;rS. _Themyizckmlrilsis
to our care. We are only human kle will permit he will likely take a J- E- Vfmilm *md AVBUB Di1‘€CIi~ cue ps; mm ,
and make mistakes, but our ideal crack at the world’s half mile record ' exe n ape
has been, that our charges will made by Ben Eastman last Saturday, bo t 2 05 Th d d h i th 0 0 on
never kno f th to 1.49.9 t th United States Collegl- , B ll - . 8 Secoll as rl e ‘ _
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problem l5_ HOW can the Child be ____ - - -~ _ _ I J. E. Voninn with Guy thc Tramp r ‘ C.” 1 5 9 °' - '
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higher plunge Words w 8_ child are sport' ls to be conferred ln future night in L series of elimination 2.07. It was the first defeat for tion Ales” 3 ear Old renorg ’
only sounds, and llley learn to put upon athletes who excel in skating. battles for the right no compete at Ray Henley 2.02 over a half mile is showin reign, to is e d .
mganlngs lnlo mem from the aw foot racing, football, shooting, skiing Canadian mais for up Brmsh track since the 1902 season. we E ogdgawougt U; lie 'mu 1
lp;-ls of those about ll-,em and it and other athletic games. Titles and Em I G ' ___ 3 U 0 FSE
Ml-1 only be Be(-ompllshod by mb decorations have been giventoscien~ Tigre “Higgs-__ All the races at Columbus were er  me 5“'5°“' He also has
lencg personal _gemce and com ;.lstés,r;vl;tre{1;s,L Ypolyiiiggl itrntdh mggtxy FI yew ($321 ‘léald Famm of gf ine dash variem that is every &';l;al]lJ1;r`r‘g éieanl Grxliéina yi;-rbi;
structive case work. we endeavor to ea e C ° e ln J ll - - ~ ea was E separate YB* being ' _ -.
develop each child along lines M Union is to reward athletes in the Extpgmtgdn. B)i\£il;;ytlmleJ[el§l;aoHrl1Plo(1;1!, either one mile or one and °ne_ importation D_anbury Hal. 1
his own personality. Each little “me Way' Jogglns; ned weegle or Bridge- “"‘“°““‘ "me" Th' ‘d°° " “’ muneel -rrenholm is tre
“°*“1'° W lie Own peculiar ways water outpointed sam Block or ”‘°’°“° 'he ”"'e’“” 1” th” betting' oo d ' ‘
and each must be given a chance Marquette University’ which hu Amherst me track being eqmpped with 3 n ucwr Roland marks gel
todevelop. To that end. we all need gif; ufxgggbggllgrzif Feathe'rweight__Bl;be A.-llles lf 15739 numb" of D8l‘1-muiuB-l5- L(-me Eagle and his mm h°
your prayers for grace to guide der the ll'.,,,d “gms mx, fm meet- Northport knoeleed out Ernie _ _ _ ..__s
them wisely. Ka st l, C ll Works of Stellar-ton in the second $50030 m purses fm' D°"“m°“ F
ing nsas ate, Cen re o age A Day races at Summerside md B _ H. Copp has recently
and st. Louie University. round: Ba-ill Melan-on of Rlver chased two rest ers in carleto
____ Herbert outpolnted Bill Leddem or P’°3"”“ th” Wm “ke We °’ county Miss wllllacm bywilllamen;
AUXILIARY OF Pittsburg, the great steel elty, will Saint John: Gyus Hurley of Meccan  ‘gdefvy ;“I;1“1“"*" h°’S° °“ america., msd mm 7 _,cam ol*
resume its place ui the N. 1-1.1.. this outvointed Eric Gibbons of Jog- slow C1855 hf ;"‘d]d“"d ‘Very and lvifnc Hedgemore a handsome
lcclriiulled from Pave 11 fall, making it a ten club circuit. Kim- _ rse' 5 °" ml .Wen 4 vear old geldin b- D '
i;a  'rho Mellon lmel~@5i,.5 are building p Lightweight-Alfred Burke of summerslde “CGS on Dominion - d h Ei l an Hedge-
- - ~ _ Day have been a fixture ever since woo ' BSL _ ‘hge _horses ha"
new rink with seating capacity of River Herbert Ouifpolflied A1 Led . made fast time in ice rp
16000 persons and to cost two mli- den of Saint John; Art Jardine of the Wm" °”'“ "°m°mb°’ and it L' are ell ‘bl - ces bu” - '
nam It Wm be ready December Maman knocked out Lawrence a credit to the newer men at the gl e to any CMS’ °“ the
ist ' Halverson of waliece in the first helm “lei they have been wry- “mf M” Hed5°“‘°’° has ‘Med
The ballyhoo drums are thumping round. 1"! 0" 'fh-"`°“Sh the dlfflwli- y€8l'S agamg- time at th" P"edm""t°“
again to beat up interest in aretum Welte-rweight_Bcbby Beaton ,cf lmPf0Vlll8 their mick and ill‘0ulld-S Exhlbmm .mm mms b°`h me 3 V -
bout between Max Baer, new heavy- Saint Joh1~l` ouipointed Fred Ars- ‘md _bieiieflnz their l9l‘08l”am- LHSI-  .\}ql.u";;?nX_c5Cm "ack “cords f°'_
weight champion, and the siaugh- emeau of Minto, N. B.; Bud Jar- D°mml°l1 DB-Y WGS one of thc rnosi ° ‘ '  I
tered Primo Carnera. There is said dine of Springhill outpolnted Rus- successful for molly youre and We Qtllel- local hm-.E .m '
to be no other contender who has a sel MacDonald of Charlottetown are C0l1fid9ili thi-S FCM” Will b¢ t ai in ` ` 5 “ so hi
ghost or n show against the cell- 'rho drew for saturday nights equally so. r n K m me "em f“'“’° ‘md
fornlan. The eligibles have been bouts resulted as follows:
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when he drove the stallion Stumps Full-backs, Thompson Rey., ` -
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Houston, Mayfield; Mr. Adam Mo(-fax Speedway on Thursday drew an 'and were imported from New Eng- sensational Toll Gate 2,00 l-2, his teammates accoulltccl for the
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