_'i.‘_tHtoii£ diid"§i'lif#zi='._‘ai'é J
.!“effe`ciiid, ' ‘
'When the weak need
strength ' _
Take Vino] _
' It is a blood purifier
I a tissue builder, flesh
It _creator and strength
~prt>d_ucer. It improves
the _aVppe\_ii¢,, g i v es
one to_ the stomach
and rejuvenzites t h e
whole system.
$1.00 a Bottle
E. A. Foster
Central Drugstore
.
I'
` Sunnyside l
._pv:§or,"f_\iilIl't_en- more 'flesh i”
_  "Wl1¢’1.'_Fl1¢ .I
ill'
DUI
Charlotte
unto 5 u
'Come one, come all, ~
To the witches call, - `
Down to Bt. James' Hall,
Oct. _31st. 2002-10-9m6i.
PONY LOSES LIFE IN
SAOKVILLE BARN FIRE.
SACKVILLE, N. B., Oct. 23.--
About half past eleven o'clock this
morning fire broke out in the barn of
Fred Fisher. A quantity of hay and
several wagons and sleighs were
stored in the barn. The hay was a
total loss while the wagons were on-
ly partly damaged. The cause of
the fire is unknown. `
A Pony in the barn was snflocated
before it could be reached. Mr. Fish-
ci~’s loss is estimated at $1,080, part-
ly covered with insurance.
U. S. THANK SGIVING.
'WASI-IINGTON, Oct. 23-President
Wilson today designated 'I`liiirs-
duy, November 27, as Thanksgiving
Day and issued his first.'1‘hiinksgiving
proclamation. _
THE weiirlleii '
THE Trivsirliune
rms. noon. ET
&-_@--___@é,¢
 
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i
*gs _-_ o_\
' 
llave You an old Watch on Hand
that ls out of kelter ‘I llring it here and ii
it is not a ccr_npleie_wrecl: l’ll makes
reliable timepiece oi it again. '
F. S. Mitchell
Expert ivatchund clock ropairor
168 Queen Street. Phono 397-R.
l'i]verybody's saying it now, that
Jus. Callaghan is the best tailor on
P. E. I. Why? They are coming,
from' all quarters to have their
clothes made by him., his business
has almost doubled in the last year.
Ho ia not only known here as a
first class tailor but his fame has
sp_read abroad, he has customers all
the way. from .t_ha_ West Indies, Ceili-
fol°nia, New England, States, British
Columbia, Montreal, Quebec, New
Brunswick and Nova. Scotia, he had
a compliment from _a gentleman who
has tr_nve_llcd almost all over the
world -and' had- tried ull' kltids of tail-
ors', that he was the only tailor
that cvcr gave him perfection, in
fact, he said: “I‘ don't believe I
could get as good ii iit_ in any part
of the world." He can give you the
g-cntlemn.n's mime if necessary. His
number is 1.78 Queen St., Cliarlotte-
town. 2010-tl-10Mfniwtf.
_...-_`__-_. ..___.,_.
FOUR ll()liSl'l.\’ AND
UUW lll.‘liNl°II) Al.IVI<l.
Fl'lEl)lslHI(.l'l‘0N, Oct. 22.-Word
has reached here of li destructive fire
nt Unnterbiiry Station in which four
liorses, .1 cow, and ii Det rncoon were
destroyed w.it.li the barn and other
out buildings owned by Mr. Horal
tio N. Grunt.
iiiesldes the animals, fivc carriages,
four sleighs and R quniitity of farm-
ing iiiipie1iieiits,. etc.. were destroyed,
tho loss amounting to npwnrd.-i of $5_
000 rind the insurance being' sinnll.
The tires# started during the night
from the interior of the barn nt the
roar of the building, but how it oi.
inated in not known. `
I. lift " ,
- VIU_E CONSUL 1’IiOMU'i‘1§D.
NEW YORK, October 24.-Jolni J.
Broderick, Vice (‘.onsul General of the
British lf.m|iirc at this port. has been
promoted to he Consul at Amster-
dam. He will visit. (hiiinda before go-
ing to his new post.
ENTEREI) Oct. 24th-- Scliri. Hap-i
py-tio-Lucky, Allen, Dale Vcrtc;_'
Iran., M_ 1;_, Uolford, Picton; Nevn,
Conrad, Loiilsbnrg; B. S. A. W.
Poi-ry, Hawes, iloston.
Ci.l‘}Alil~lD, Ont. 24th-Schrs. Milo,
Gagnon, Slydncy; (Earl ld. Riclinrd,
Skinner, I‘ort Hastings; ldn M., Wil-
liams, Port Hawkesbury; Ulrciisainii,
skimnir, rom iinstinize. Unity Mr
_ __ __ '_ 0, KoNn'roHY,No'rED
L¢,,,,,,,,, 'r,.o.mi.gmn-in.; ss A wmommerm nniuinn: where he win FIRST B»§_§'lEWAN MAY
(Special to 'rue oim.r<imn.)
_T0ll()IyTi_l, Oct. 25-~Soiitlicnntci'ly
winds with ruin.
THE WiCA'i‘I-IER.-Yesterday wap
cloudy thruugliout; cloudy in the
“HAY Bvehlug with rain later.
The highest tenipvrntiire recorded
-Yesterday was 59 degrees above zero
and the lowest was 51 above. "rue
lowest the previous night was 48
above. Ai nine a. ni. ie was si above
find at.nine p. m. 57 nbove.
‘unc tio.; will no nigh tonight at
7.23, tomorrow at 8.10 and Monday
fit 3~li2I it will he high tomorrow
iiioruing at 7.06, Monday nt g_2\
and Tuesday at 9.24.
The sun sets this afternoon at
4.56, tomorrow at 4.54 and Monday
‘lt 4-535 it rises torrrorroiv morning
ut 6.31, Monday at 6.33 and Tues-
day at 6.35. ~
The inoon sets this afternoon at
3.17 and tomorrow at $.33.
The last quarter of the moon was
on Wednesday, Oct. 22nd at 7.53 p.
in. _
There will be a new moon Wednes-
Ilny, Oct. 29 at 10.29 il. m.
The lciirth or today win be ton
hours and twenty-six minutes and of
tomorrow ten hours and twenty-
three minutes. `
Zh
_::\Ve can offer you_ a cold remedy
without a parallel in Reirall Cold
Tfiblcts. Most sufferers from cold
'ind that Preparations in mince form
are morefeiflcient and hav€_s‘uperior
. curative qualities but this -is a. mat:
ter oi' opinion. You will find Rexall
Cold Tablets a really splendid pre.
poration and.if you are not-fully sat-i
isfled with results secured from them
we will refund tire' money you paid for
them. 25e. The MacKinnon Ding
C0-. Corner Great Geo. and Kent
Ste- ‘ ‘ Meri.
SUN Hit UF EANAIJA
NEW AAANAEEH APPUINTEU
Mr. A. R. Bishop of New Bruns-
wick, who has been for ionr years re-
presentative of the Sun Life of (fan-
adn ln Malay States, has been ap-
pointed manager' for Prince Edward
Island in succession ‘to Mr. E. R.
Brow. rcriisiicil. Mr. nrow is not sev-
ering his connection with the com.
puny but the mnny calls he now has
on his time necessitates the transfer-
cn<‘o ol the nmriagcmeiit. to younger
hun-ls. _
It lf! illi:Gl‘|‘Sf.illi_! to note that the
Sun Life of (lpnuilu is a very pros-
pcroiis_mid progressive Company. It
has agencies und branches all over
the world. »
In assets, income, net surplus, busi-
ness in force, new- business, the Sun
Life of Canada is the lending l.lfe
Company of the Dominion. Outside of
companies issuing industrial policies,
the Suu Life of Canada is doing the
lnrgcst life business in the British
Empire. Its assets are fifty millions.
The Sun Life is one of the two
greatest financial institutions in
Canada, and one of which every Can-
adian ought to feel proud.
Not. only is the Hun Life popular in
the Dominion, but its foreign busi-
ness is such ns to prove its popular-
ity wherever it does business abroad.
Mr. Bishop has visited seventy-five
per- cent of the compnny’s agencies
all over the world, and is thoroughly
familiar with the grcnt organiza-
tions.
His ollien in Clinrlottotown will he
siiilate in the (lanndinn Ilnnk
EUNTEST
The rifle-match which is arranled to
take place this afternoon on the Ken-
the Civilian Rifle Club at the Thanks-
Trophy,‘wl1l be a._thres-cornered con-
test afterj all. As is known, the
giving shoot. Now, the Fourth Reg-
iment Oliib's team, which succeeded
today which settles the dispute be-
tween the other teams, and as
close at three o'clock.
he ilu ed ' 4
have been deeply disappointed in he-
NOTES ON THE GAME
Y
score is not n. criterion of the play
which was interesting and fairly
accounts for the rather low score of
the losing tears.
-' t I C '_ '.
O U l
_ Play was exciting at times and
gcertainly there was always lots of
fun going for both onlookers and
‘playei°s.
U O O
` The game ofthe evening. was that
between the officers ‘and the signal-
flers.
l U C
The most noticeable feature was
-'the disparity in a|;cs'and sizes of the
'opposing teams, thc officers being all
_full-grown n.en and the signallers
_mere boys.
,_ U O O
‘ Capt. Stanley, the cillleers’ “star”
7pitclici', "went up in the air" several
times. But Lieutenant Bethune, n
very able catcher anal hackstop, sav-
ed thc situation, making many smart
and clever plays,
_ O U U
Capt. J. A. Webster at first was
superb and by far the best juggler
ever seen in the city in recent years.
I I
Major Leigh showed old-time form
-in base running and on second base,
while Major McKay and Lieutenant
Bayer in out field covered themselves
with glory,
l ll C
Although the officers started in
poor fashion as regards scoring, be-
ing _ll behind at the cnd of the third
innings, hy the close of the seventh
they had tied their opponents' score,
and succeeded in making in draw
game. _
\ U C
In the extra innings played the
signallcrs won out.
O U C
The h0Y8 played a rattling good
game, showing, excellent knowledge
of its nieeties.
I*--li;
FIHST GAME UFV,  
INHUUH BASEBALL
gcantlebm,y_ shortstop for No_ 3_ Not thoughthe Soldiers knew,
was the star of the evening making S»°-mepneiilbali btumle-teal'
_two home nms_ . -' _ Theinfs not__tp ‘make reply,
' “When can their or fad
BD
in a victory
of 19-16.
the
bases, Fred Lane; went to
Monday -evening.
Kensington Rifle Range, Charlotte-
town, was the scene of a general
world. The public however, ought to
know about this “put-up" or “hold-
hundred yards ranges wended their
way to the 200 yards range The
team right of way on all the ten tar-
gets in use. Their five men got ready
targets, etc., phoned back, "The
clubs will give you .$1.00 each but
Looking along the firing line one
-ui
Wholesale
MOULDINGS of every
every wid`i1i',‘ every
Picture framers can secure
uiouldings from us lt low
and lined out a hot one bringing at wh°|e5a1e'pr|ces per hundred
t t C ll , ki
homswiflinedilrdllaxiniailngoltnhee gliamellg 8 feet' Samples a”d Prices cm ap'
___ Th., next game will take place next `plication_ Beer & Weeks.
slngton A rifle ral!B°. between' the first THAT WHIRLWIND THANKS, LIQUID VEN-EER, vef3'BliKhl
the second teams .that represented GIVING UHARGE Velwlli Hlime Oil OUHU5 if Ul*n\1°
_ _ acture-s prices to wholesale buy=
2_1”-ing lily shoot lor the M¢=Kil1l1011 An esteemed Correspondent writes: ers. Beet & Weeks.
match is to decide a llttle difference "hold-up". on Thanksgiving Day, FURNITURE' Beds’ springs'
of opinion hetwaes these mime whim Rifleman have' troubles of their own_ Mattresses, Blankets, to dealers at
was occasioned by the tie that oc- and often agree to d,,,ag,e,,_ but lowest wholesale erices. Beer &
curred in their scores at the Thanks- “Mum’s the word," to the outside /Veeks. "
511 the OCCHSAUU in def”-ting b0tl1 up" incident lust Monday blterpoon. EXCELSIOR by the Pmmd 0'
teams of nie Civilian oiuh, are anx- Ti... 1,., ., number 0, com et, 0,, bale always on hand. Beer &
E D t I
ions to see fair play in the contest after finishing at the uve and ,jx W,3¢k5_ _ _
the best way of doing so,they will Summersido team were mostlanxious MIRROR GLASS. Sl.i0Cl¢_ and
also compete in the match. shoot- to eaten the afternoon train, w1iicn`b€V€l¢<llI€ PlH\¢ 1111110' 813851119"
we will commence iirornvtly at _2. left about four owiock that day. it -iizes always on hand. Wholesa1e&
li. m., and the 200 vards range will was decided there_ioi'e to give the Retail, Beer & Weeks,
to fire, but no targets showed up WE FRAME PICTURES
A telephone message came over the legantly and artistically you may
  wire from the workers _z-"we wont :h ose from over 300 styles of
Put “P the targets ““t‘l We get mouldin s of ever descri lion
.. Z Y I’
» more pay, altho' all a reed 1; -
A   m~“l'l< for 75c. for the gafternooncl And We denver your plcture when
Jim O’Brien, who has care of the `)r°mlsed° Beer&Week5'
A footbnii practice win be nad at mit" “p Phe target” S“""“‘.’“i‘1° mel? FURNITURE REPAIRED “nd
_V,,,to,.iu park at 3 dclock this _lt_ Ziti;__a_p;Iip;i: eg: catcch etjhellittfllin- feiipholstered by expert workmen.
. » F! DD . . ~
‘ternoon by the bonnaughts. It was a genuine hom ul; ui; looked  W” M50 :all fafpet and °|lCl0t_h»
first intended to hold the practice nt for the Summemde twm getting “_ put up wall niouidings etc, satis-
tlic A. A. A. A. grounds,but on ae- wuy_ _ faction gum»antee,_|_
count of the intermediate game to ~ » - -
made for volunteers to charge the
Hi -' ie 12 life li Ii- cniiglit the train to Summerside that vour complexion-you need to use
ty of footballists in Charlottetown, evening or not. _care and discriniination. We honestly
than why not have this grand old Jim 0'Bi-.lpn shouted again over the believe unit you win and iioxaii coin 'rllrl l<'~u<‘. nl<‘.r.AYI<ll> ‘to rmeii Quebec until lntc l"i'iil»\_v l’
game flourish as it has in former wire, “we will give you $1.25," but Cream fi superior article for rrliev- VIGIC-REGAl.PAR'l‘Y, Aufteriioon, when the Royal party will
years. Now it’s up to the football still the targets were not raised. ing the complexion of all inipiirities, _“_” int once board ii special train r~.nil
players of both the Abegweits and What the markers were interested in keeping the skin healthy and smooth QlJl<li_SI<l€‘, Quc., Oct. 23-Fog is de. proceed to Uttnwa rciicliiiig there on
Uonniiughts to get together and ar- WHS £0 1`l1iB0 the Price hclure showing -it’s ii cleaner and skin food with- ‘laying the l‘linpi'ess of llritaiiy, on Ah‘nti||'<i:i_v. ,
range for a. Series. Such n move the targets. out 3 pcei'. Iiarge iiacknve 25c, The honrd'\vliir:li are the llnke nnd llu-:li- ltcl>uI`tS fl'0Hl U10 ElUlfl`l'>’S ‘ff lll'lt‘
would be greatly appreciated by the At this critical moment u council MacKinnon Drug Co., (lorner Great ess of (_‘.olH\Il‘»\i€ht, and the Princess .
many followers of the game, who Ui Will’ was quickly held, and a call George and Kent Ste. Metf. l".-itriciu.. The vessel is not expected inziiight has stood the iwllflivy W"1\
Reliable
your list.
M.R.M. Shoes and Nails
Are Superior
This make has stocd the
test for many years. They
have been long favorab`y
known by the Blacksmiths throughout Canada to the
extent that their sales today far exceed considerably
the combined sales of all other makes.
We can supply Portable Forges up to $40 oo Ea.
Auvils and Viccs, ‘ Kearney &. Foot" Files and
Rasps, 1\flaydole's Hammers, Plncers, ~_Kni_ves. Bar
Iron. all sizes, Sleigh Shoe Steel, Tire Steel, Bolts,
Welding Compound, HC, E c. .
Give iisachance to quote you on your next
order,
1 y thcre at o'clock, this ld . \ t’ ~ - ,
was made impossible It is hoped $\L;l:~e s_'i'f,x§,;:H ux)buT;ne;(?;1l‘“ bgys  6  _./
° ` ' e. r. ' ` \ . _ . .
that n. good number of pluyerswill Lem»d rolled over (E, the butt mm 2o35,lo,l0,l|MF.lf _ .“ V ‘ ` Wg
attend the practice. If the Con- 10,,k,.d w(_,.riedV Lucas Allan shouted _ . )  é _
uaughts can form n team there is nol "1 _ ' _ _ _ _ ‘~, »_  Y _ G  - _Q
f1_ “H105 0_f Lum” this Bffiliun Yeh his watch and remarked, “we will ::It doesn't do i.o be too lax in     K;l\'fE  _  " " `.5."`f"[
|l1’= /\b0lZW"\fS C21" HIWIIYH be llffilend' miss our train” Brennan was busy vour selection. of a facial lirclmra- ' -~ l- ` ` l- - .. ._ - .- -  " ~  `» ,. f ~. ' 1
ell '~1l>0I\ f01'11 H000 Nam and W0\1l<l. adinsting his sights and Crockett tion. A preparation that might suit
' ‘ ' i . - - - _- ‘ '  lm ‘i
“U JUUAW. be H1011 *$0 revive this didnt seem to .care whether they other people might be inluiions to - - -. - ~ U"-'X'
iort It is said that tl I' le
Yes I See our line of farriers’ requirements. They
are the most complete in thi province, cud W8 ¢i\I%=.
assnre you the prices will suit the most careful -pur-
chaser. We bu y direct fromf the Manufactures' and
purchase in very large quantities; thus securing v,f;i'-y
fine prices which we pass along to you. Anything
you ask for you can receive
here, You have not to go out-
side for one single thing on
lriy them $1 25 ond hustle up the _
riaeon why thc fans could not have migotg Captain ,v1o,,k1L.y hmk out ‘
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f if
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:inv state that the lhicliess of (lon-
in de rlvcd of the s ort. MHCHGE. Where 200 ds ahead the '-»--~~-- _ -_ F»----_-“~ -~------ ~-~- -~~--<-~---->--~-'----~~-~- r--‘ "' ""'"°*- Y" "_ "74
the entire field.
Mu or Wéeks, one of P E I’s
ni
G. F. iiuiciieson,'ospc. or-ey (in
grey overal‘s) Lieut Hooper Staff
"Forward thelight Brigade,
Was-there p_.,man dismayed 'I
Their’s not to reason why,
’l‘heir’s but to mark or die,
Into the targets trench
Riished the unnumbered l"
Cheered 'by the rank and file of
sharp shooters, Major Weeks was
the first to enter the trench and put
up a target; the others followed
quickly, until _all were ready for
service. The striking markers were 1
striken du_mli"wlth amazement and
'clcarcd in a body out of the butts. _
Only one true marker stood to his
target, Joe. O’Brien, who at the .
close of the meet received three cheers
The Summerside team, having the
full line of targets, fired quickly,
-some using two targets. Three
cheers were then given them and
motor cars took them just in time
to catch their train, '1‘he volunteer
markers were relieved by others and
n nleasant afternoon by all was en- _
joyed. ’
irl Y 0.
Oli the wild charge they made 1
All the shuts wandered!"
The striking miirkcrs got nothing
for their pains and caused n good
deal of tronhlc for a short tinic..
It was the intention of the commit-
tee in charge on Thniiksgiwiiig Day
to give each of the markers $1.25,
although they had agreed to do the
work for 7511. _
This is the second time this season I
5 "hold-np" has taken place in -
important matches, but it m.ust not _
hnppen again. Thcre is no reason ‘
why some arrangements could not be
nisde with cadets, or others to do
tho marking, giving them in this way
a chance of making a little pocket
money.
The history of Kensington Rifle
Range, however, could not be com- _
and $1.50 for his faithfulness. ~
nlete without some public notice of
that whirlwind Thanksgiving cliurgc, np
and relief of the marking trenches. 
The most popular of all the younger
fox companies is the Murray Rive_i_'VSilver V
Black Fox Co. T-his organization, only
fourteen weeks .old, with its proposition
before the public for less than aweek, has
sold nearly all the shares in its capital'
Prospects for the
Coming Year
The p'osp:cts for the
y e a r are rxcerdingiy
bright. Twelve 1914. pups
have already bein optionccl
and in p. c of the purch-
ase price has been paid.
Options No. l and 2 sold
for $i2,5o.'i each and op-
tions 3, 4, 5, and 6 sold for
'£12,000 each, a total of
$.73,oro for the six pairs.
This is an exceedingly
good start for a young corn-
pziny. It is estimated that
the six piirs of brieders
will 'produce at least I3
mips or 9 pairs during the
b edlng seisin of 1914.
The chances are that the
_\~ie`d will be much larger
than this.
just a few .shares of rnpiinl
stock renieiii uncovered. li you
_....__.._.._..__._.,..__.._
hdve ‘not seen to your stock
will koon he dioseii ' and aiu -
trust volt will' have to [MVR
prerruuru
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MR A. AI.L\'N isisiior
Of Newport, Vcrinant, Holding in
llis Arms Ono of tho Charles
Dalton (}onipni|y'.~i Pups pre
vions to its Truiisfcrinice
to the ltlurry ltivcr
Co’s Ranch
E D D _ Y ,___ _ _ ~
striking markers- were holding np` ' f - - ~
i ` ‘_ _ . ° I °
In the first game between the Paardebnrg heroes, shouted, "hnrrah K     
N_ (l_ U35 of N0, 3 Battery and boy’s charge targets." quicker than A _ _ _V V,
those of NO_ 4 13-,;,tt_m~ _ the ultimate it takes to write it. Lieut. Daviso ' _ i' '_ ii
. V‘ - ' o o' 0 o
level almost all through, Sergt. J. Lailrlrigan. Jim O'l'irien,      rr:
ni u ` . ` ` 0 _ _ _ "
a Lient Bethune and others, charged p ’  I7
The Battery of No. 3-lV[eC.abe and the tienches under the leadership f ,i _  ~V_ _A
I-leartz was especially good and this M2110? Weeks. M. '
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stock £tio8_oo> _atm rQ_g,___'.i sl are psf V..
Ev.-:ry (day sees’  block e}fstoc"<';Jd Al
‘into private ‘ownership and if yen ¢ion't
decide-act-toiay it will be mi la!-6.
There are just a few shares left so :ict F
now-today--right away.
. _ _._i
Breeding- SVto_§k _
The breeding stock now
in the ranch ofthe Miirr.iy
River Silver Black Fox CQ,
includes two pairs of I) l-
ton stock, 3 pairs of '1`r.];-
lin stock and one pair of
Victoria Farm foxe<.Tli-we
are all pedigried foxes,
eligible for regisirnii ri in
Class A. They :lic mil lu
at $18,010 ri pair wixli a
t o t. al capiializiiioi if
$X08,CO:i.
Ranch Expenses
Ranch expenses luivc
been put down fir ii p c. of
ihe gross earuiiigs- gues-
ly different to tlic fe: if
25 p. c. charged by s' ine
ranches.
The keeper is :i co~nr~i t-
ent and triist-is oi-iliy lil .ii
of ten years’ exp-erieiiee iii
raising, caring ard alien '-
ing ioxe s.
Mail the Appliciation
Sign and send along the ni-
tached apnlicaiimi _ lfiii»~i' V lv-
forc ir is TCO l.»\'l l‘. lf* l |10
Ciinzvlu Fox Evcliaimigo and I|\r¢~t:
mont Co. Stuinpor lilork, (flui-
lottetown.
Our phono is lliil.
Pu.‘.y_ i_i"_wcB_ nostom open on Ngvcmhesl 1,, 2299, "-'-"' G0 0 THE GIANTS- _ _ __ _“___ ._ _
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lottctown was plainly evidenced by
- I b il
ed lnua walkover _ .or the former by
:U'=~".tlr:'e1r;rr:&..a~¢.~  -_*_ _
in
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the large and enthusiastic crowd ggzzdthgit h‘f;:,,,,,(L,,_ 0| tile gh Canada Fox Exchange and Investment Co.,
6131 _|_5€":h°"°d 1 :Q o::_'_‘:___‘;"l:_lo °\_:_';‘2' Louis Cardinals, has been sold or
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ness the initial games of this excel-_ _ilyfggdtiflgdtlggsenlsn Mowrey Wm Siamp.r Blo-k, Chmlottetown.
1°" 'P°"‘» V be turned over by St. Louis to the ,
'N10 Bam.” °f "N MAIWHFY 110959” Boston Nationals. The report. un- I hereby make implication for...... . - - - - -- -- - - - - S\\¥lf0-*lil UN Mllfffll' Rl\"~'f 5‘l\'"f
ill M°“l“'é“1 ffl” ‘“`°“l‘l:‘¢ 5"°“" ln’ confirmed brbught speculation as
torost and net even ng’s 551110. what Mana er McGraw, of the -
Fwltich is also the urst of a military ggnnes, wonldgdo wigs Fi-ed Me,-k1¢_ Black Fox Co, of Murray River. P.
l\‘l\8“°. fhllt Of tim 4f»h H-TLC-A-» his present first baseman, if Kona- _
'ms Wen Pl°7°d' “m‘°“5h the ‘“°“ *-Chl' WB” °"¥“8“‘l~ 'md it W” 'mid find . _ _ _ . . . . . . . .  .. .. . . . . being io p. c. oi tital subscription. balanze lo he pid on :il otiuent
have had very little iirfwtiw. that Merida would nroiiaiiiy ngin-0
The first game cliled WB! _ll°*»W°°|\ in the deal. McGraw was absent _
team of non-connnissioned officers todsv on the first lee of the Giants- Amount Name . . . . . . . . . . . . . . nn . . . . . ._ . - . .. _ i.. . . .-. ._. \- - - - ~,
gl No. 8 Battery against Dine N-(1 White Sox world tour and c0\_\_\.d. not
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