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1 SEPTEMBER 111;, 191-ilu 5 _ g ` _ THE t/I1HARl.O'l"I`E'l`()WN GUARDIAN
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-mug Horses Will Race At Wood-
, Luck and Fredericton
v
,t Prince Edward Island race horses
:Wm be seen in action this week at
.me exhibitions in Fredericton and
fwoodstock, N. B. At Fredericton,
,me MacKinnon stables consisting of
volo Rico, 2,04; Golden, 2.1-11.1; Cal-
_umet Bernice, Billy C0119- _2~11‘/"1-
.wm compete, also Wellington Mc-
Neilrs horses, Lucky Lindy, 2,12
.md Mlsfgr Squires, a three-year-
nlrl. The Willys, 2.16%, owned by
qhnrles Reardon, will be another
.stal"tCl‘- '
5 The Woodstock entries are from
1-om Holmes’ stable, ,Grandma.
2_0g\,g; Captain Jackson, 2.14%:
Johnnie Walker, 2.l6‘.£ii Jollyilet-
Peter Dawes. 2.12, owned by D13 H-
Mclntyre, city, will start in the 2.15
trot at Woodstock.
All the horses are now on their
-way and will take part in the races
on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs-
day.
.' E,-,gland won the Schneider Cup
contest on Saturday.-Page Gar
Wood!
Maritime 'Ialent
.j Eddie Tolan and his manager
both agree with Phil Edwards that
there is plenty of talent in the Mar-
itimes with respect to track and
,field sports. That has been re-
cognized for years but it's another
matter to get it properly developed.
1t's one of the biggest problems of
`athleiics to get a track man cor-
rectly brought along and condition-
ed. It takes years of development
.heiorc they become real stars.
lj Ahegwelts Do Well
- Practically without training, or
preparation of any kind, the Abeg-
weit track team of five athletes, car-
ried off second highest honors at the
.annual Maritime Field and Track
fbhamplonships held at Moncton on
:Saturday last. This statement may
fnot seem to hold any significance,
f,but when one considers that a
`.month's training is necessary for an
fathlete to reach anywhere near the
_'peak for competition. then it does
,flock big, especially when a track
;team of this calibre can pile up
'enough points to place second at a
llvlaritlme meet. The Abegweits, al-
»
though :falling shy of the l1on’s
share of the points, are nevertheless
to be congratulated on their show-
Press
able to record the fact that senti-ti
ly against Gar Wood and his meth-
Trophy in the United States. On
tional boundary line condemn the
comments as follows in the But- t
ally started by the late "Bill" Parke
Gar Wood, right of wrong in his
own mind has not done credit to
American sportsmanship. If we must
lose, let us accept it in the same t
gracious manner that we have in
ever again the trophy might come t
up for competition, we dare say few
would even know who was the de- 1
sports is so rapid that to keep count h
of wins and losses in the innumer-
happened on the Detroit River Mon-
that Gar Wood's trickery is char-
Let the trophy go where it will,
eycs front, facing the world, proud 8
of what we've accomplished in the
past, confident of what we can do
picion points to us, if some near- h
carry on with our name stigmatlted b
is near, and such tactics as Wood's
The New York Herald Tribune’s
comment is as follows:
The tactics by which the Harms- E
worth Speed-Boat Trophy was re- 1
.the feeling that further competition
-v
liiltiiir
lSDEClAREll
N0 CUNTEST
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HALIFAX, N. s., sept. la-After
a six hour session this afternoon.
officials of the Nova Scotia Base-
ball Association declared “no con-
test,” Halifax Casinds 9-6 victory
over Springhill Miners yesterday in
the Prvvincial semi-finals. The
lime Wu the second of a two out
ol three series. Springhill having
Won the first.
The protest had been entered
when chief Umpire Eddie Lesser
th-used belle against Alben. spring-
hlll Pitcher, in the first inning, and
called O'Brien, Casino's catcher.
Safe when Aibon threw to catch
him off base- Base Umpire Smith
had ruled O'Brien out. J. H. Con-
WHY. Springhill manager, called his
"lm in and started to put away
the bats. but continued under pro-
test when the crowd awarmed on
the field.
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V Mormon, La., sept. 1s._<U.P.>-
A nine acre watermelon tract yield-
°d M- N. Giston, farmer living near
hem. 43 truckloads of melons, or a
total of 1,700. One melon weighed
"7 rounds. .
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if CLASSIFIED ADS
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1\vAN'rED -- SMALL FURNISHED
" “ijflftmrgnt with heat -and bath.
~ ..-.~-'-n. _ aoai-a-14-ai
a' SILVER
fs'
In Swim Sprint
C
s
al Exhibition, Saturday, Gianna
Gambi, swarthy little speed marvel
from "sunny" Italy, swam into sub-
mission among othcrs, George
Young, Toronto, to win the three
mile invitation race and purse of
$400. Young. winner of the recent
15-mile C. N. E. marathon, sym-
bolic of the world's long distance
professional title, finished seventh,
hopelessly beaten by the terrific
Ross, Brooklyn’s speed champion,
who finished second.
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WESTERN GUARDIAN
-THEFT OF BUTTER.-Warrants
have been issued for the BYNSC 01'
two men in connection with the
theft on August 21st, from the Dunk
0
the butter factory is alleged to have h
and remove the butter cases, which T
they wok from the builoins by
' va"-if ~ -._-_ victs.l.l Park. Finderl
. notify ousnlim. asao-s-14-al
breaking a set of double door!-
ment in the United States is strong- 5,
ods of keeping the Harmsworth K;
editorial and sports pages the lead- S
ing newspapers across the interna- ‘ot
Detroit millionaire. Bob Stedler h
falo Evening News, in which he 3
conducts “Karpe’s Column," origin- 60
h
the past. We easily could live down of
a loss in the I-larmsworth Cup races. fi
‘tm fact’ 8' ye” fmm MW’ °r when' trade, those ships being owned by
he Manchester L-ine, with one other, e
smaller vessel. In the Spring, prices ` 5
fending champion. The turnover in tg the United Kingdom commenced
th
in the future. If the finger of sus-
er St. Lawrence, more than 10,000 _,,I,,ny,, Herman who made a clean
sighted few believe they should to
are hurrying the demise' lie/laritime provinces during the win-
won the prized trophy outright for
plane "Z6-B" to the new record.
NEW CATTLE .
(Continued from Page 1)
attention is being given to this pos-
ble market by the Minister arld,|
as is anticipated, the large impor-
tion to France of frozen beef is
urtailed, Canada will be offered an
xcellent opportunity in this branch `
the live stock export trade. It-
overnment of France has to pro-` 1
de for the army alone a supply oi’ 0
There is a considerable increase in a
ve vessels were engaged in that
advance steadily and Canada.,
avlng a. large number of animals
oung St John Star Carries
(Canadian Bren) dy Gaudet, Moncton 0. C., who
finished i.rl second place, was dis-
TrM°NAm°I°E" N_'M§]"u s°é”t'b 13t}1`,nuallilerl. 'rlme-i'i 2-s seconds.
um 8 wr e c u a ` Pole vault-lst H. Wisene Pic-
in i________________`-letes carried of! the lions share of ' r’
E- ' i
- ‘ ment also made rra ments ith
Gar Wood Condemned by U. S. t
tou A. A. A-; 2nd F. Fillion, Freder-
B 11812 W the honors at the annual Maritime
he county Line for at least twat icton and S. Henderson, 'Projans
ships to be put in this trade but, h
the actual operation of these ships nel-5 plied up twenty eight points W d H
, , A. A. C.: 2 d
with Kaye Don an honored visitor) :ill depend on the attitude of thelto Wm the club prize' nme palms' man an erers n
in Toronto, it is gratifying to be.”
Track an;1;md Zhamogfnilxpsxgd A. A. C- Height-10 feet, 10 inches.
ere yes r ay a em ' e _ Discus throw-ist Charles Her-
Saunders Abegweits A. A. C.; 3rd
uyers ln France and the condition lnheaa or the second place Abegweit ' '
themHrk¢t1uth=t¢°\1utry.C1°S=‘A A. c. of chnrlotteiown. while “die °°l’°' T’“'° A' A' C' Dis'
the ,Pro-,ans A A C of saint John tance-134 feet 1-4 inches. (New
ntered ons young athlete and car- MT;itt;:i1:;°°r§;nmer thmW___1st
e
ried oiif third place in the final
standing of clubs_ lCharlea Herman, Wanderers A. R.
The meet was held under ideal; C' (C°“°°ded)‘
weather condition but onl one: Five mn” ’""*15t' 'RW OHV"
5. Y ’
record was smashed. Charles "Tiny"! Thmbum A- A- A-; 2nd, H. Camp-
is interesting to note the extent oftlyerman of Wanderers A_ A_ c_ of, bell, Abegweits A. A. C.; 3rd, Noel
e French meat consumption. The t H
li
ar-ltini 'rrnde Grows E m
fficial Maritime record by more
alliax, heaven the discus 134 fe.-ti P““l- Svfiflghill- Time-2" minutes.
4 inches to shatter the previous .V44 3-5 59°0Ud5~
Mile Relay-lst. Moncton O. C.;
0 head of frozen beef daily. , than thirteen feet’ and also break, 2nd Truro A. A. C.; 3rd, Abegweits
is own previous record which helA-
ade in Truro last week, throwing UNS-
the discus 129 feet. This perform-
A. C. Time-3 minutes, 53 sec-
Members of team-Moncton:
nce was one of the bright spots in* Stewart Gillis Bill Burden. Ruddy
etel-mined bid on the part of the
e “Ve smck mme Wm* the United the day's events and climaxed 2.: Gaudet. FTHHK Gll1H1‘¢1; Truro: Ed-
Kingdom. Up to the commencement d dl
e Cope, Roy Pomeroy, "Chuck"
the present cakmd” ye" “b°“t big Wanderers star t`o better his
own record.
Out of the championship events
merged one young hero whose
howing yesterday caused consider-
able comment from the sport fol-
lowers. It was young Sanford Hen-
Jemmett, Don Cameron; Abe-
gweits: H. Saunders, M. Lodge, H.
Campbell. G. Ayers. ,
Special 'Events `
880 yard run-Phil Edwards-
t derson, of Cedars, near St. John Time-.-1 mlnules 3 5¢¢ond5_
rther accommodation with the re-
g from 410 to as high as 700 heads
e close of navigation in the Riv-
ead of cattle will have been taken
the British market. This num-
be moved from the ports of the,
r season. 3
The rate is unchanged, in spite of
youngster carried off highest indiv-
acteristic of American sportsman- sums' but me mans °f me Depart" idual honors for the day. Winning
,hm - ;“°“” we” °°“t°“’d “P°“ s°°“““g the 1zo rd hurdles and the hi li
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jump, Henderson- finished second
but lét us always keep our heads up. f,‘:1Hhatn°Wsmarg° “mls °""y' in the Javelin throw. tied F. Fil-
lion of Fredericton, for second
re now making more than weekly
place in the pole vault, and won a
sailings, and it is estimated that, by th, 1 16 d sh t t to
rd n the poun 0 ilu.
win sixteen points, one more than
sweep of the three events in which
h ntered
e was e .
by unsllortsmanship. then the end mfr' obviously' Wm mt include those E 1 A ic 'ni
ddie To an. mer an spri
star, and Phil Edwards, Canadian
champion half miler, gave a great
display of fleetness in special ev-
ents during the afternoon Edwards
minutes and 2 seconds and Tolans
able compemlqns ls w¢11.nlgh im. on he h°°f’ me need fm mme fre' who wore the colors of the Troj- 190 yarn d,_,h_Eddle T01n_n_ (Special to the Guardian)
p0s5lble_ But (ew wlll fnrgel; what guem samngs t° me United Kmg‘ ans A. A. C. He was the only mem- Tlme 9 4.5 5ewnd5_ NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 12-So
am became evident' Unmmmately ber of this club to break into the 229- yan; dash_Ed.-Ile -I~01an__ bad are the mosquitoes in several
no shi s ther th n th I th .
day, and 3 19555- number wlll ndmll; Manchgsml; Line w‘;_e eqigpég Wm? point winning column, but this Time_21 2_5 sec0nd5_ lower coast towns on both sides of
Standing of Clubs
Truro A. A. C.-28.
Abegweits A. A. C.-19. .
'lrolcns A. A. G,-is. `
Wanderers `A. A. C.-15.
Antigonish Highland Society-10.
Moncton O. C.-8. -
Kentville C. C.-
Thorburn A. A. .-5.
Fredericton A. A.--8.
Pictoll A. A. A.-1.
Springhill A. A. A.-l.
Individual point winners-Sam
ford Henderson, Trojans A A- C,
?"a-9°
the rapid increase in the business, at. m cd th half mile trgck in 2 13 Vpolnls; charles Hel-man, wan. Upon To 
bout $15 per head. Considerable ro p e , dere;-5 A, A. C, 15; Hgwie Ryan,
tained for America at the recent tr
Detroit Regatta smacks very strong- m
ly of teamwork and very little of c
sportsmanship. It is likely to arouse ‘O
Young Beaten 6
tend this live stock business in
- Western Europe have been hlggiy
(Canadian Press) encouraging and they indicate w at
TORONTO, Out-. Sept- 13-One business even irl times when many
cant be a marathon champion and are disposed to see nothing but fall-
klllf; Of the sprilltels too, not in ure and depression, and they also
the swimming world, aDPHl‘0ntly- indicate that trade not only follows
Bcforc thousands of interested the flag but it also follows organ-
pectators at the canadian Nation-‘ ized efforts.
trance the thieves proceeded to m
mpetus was given to the Canadian ' 94_5 Truro A. A. C., 14; Eddie Cope,
ada with an outbreak of foot and ;;fng;r th;1;em\§Z' da;‘;swB'sc10ck_ Tm,-0 A_ A_ C" 9; Bev wwe’ Kem.
outh disease in some ofthe Irish' Cd over the 220 mute in 21 2_5 vllle Q (;__ Don Cameron, Antig-
attle imported into England. This h t _ Onlsh Highland goclety, 3 polnts
ced th Bm, h D rc t I. A feature event oft cmee prov
° " m ‘cnt 1-nn-0 ln n thrilling battle that *ou O- C-. M- W- Wisenef- Pi<>l°“
b l 18 f th t - '
Mg() on an ma mm a cowl was only decided by inches in the A' A- A" RCW oliver' Tmrbum' N' royal warrant decrecillg a reduc-
W- ‘ s. 5 points each- "chuck" Jem-
Defeatlng Depression yard dash clocked at 10 seconds Abegweits A. A. C., W. A. Carvell,
-Fredericton, G. Filllon Fredericton
Efforts thus far this year to ex- Ili; rg/is uognsisirgdulixcérxinaliyg A. A. All M. Saunders’ Ahegwms
g The sénunan A. A. 'C-, H. Campbell. Abeweits A.
100 yards dnsh__15t’ Howie Ryam A. C.. eachthree points; Bill Bur-
,nuro A_ A_ Cv, Znd Bev Wade_ den, Moncton O. C.. Roy Pomeroy,
xcntvllle c. c.; ard, alll Burden, Tf“f° A- A- °-- each 2 P°1“i~‘1 W-
Moncton O_ C_ Time' 10 seconds Brewster, Moncton O. C.. C. Paul,
nah Springhill, 1 point each.
220 yard dash-ist, Bev Wade.
Kentvlllc c. c.; 2nd. Howie Ryan. , DEATH TOLL .-
Truro A. A. C.; 3rd, Bill Burden, -_-.__
Moncton 0- C. Time-22 seconds. (Continued from Page 1)
440 yard 'run-lst Stewart Gillis. I
‘ ‘ Moncton 0. C.; 2nd, Eddie Cope. er part of the city's water suppy
Wlns Tennis Truro A. A. C- Time-56 seconds. ‘generally speaking, Belize depends
. » 830 yard run-lst Don Cameron, upon a roof catchment system and
Chafnpl0nShlp Antigonish Highland Society; 2nd, as a consequence a prospect of a
Chuck Jemmett, Truro A. A. CJ water famine was adding to the
"””" 3rd, Roy Pomeroy, Truro A. A. C. clty's difficulties as it battled the
'l°°“*“““I‘ "M" 'rime-2 minutes la 2-5 seconds. fire today. A spring of fresh water.
PHILADELPHIA' Pa" Sept` 13* One mile run-lst, Don Cameron, discovered in a street l'€5¢€l'dBY.
an be accomplished for Canadian
MTS- El-‘le G°lds“°k Putman' ‘fr A. H. S.; 2nd. M. Lodge, Abc- temporarily relieved the stricken ed and food is being distributed in
pace set by Ciambi and Clarence GW” Britain' Wm the wmnens gweits A. A. C-; 3rd, Roy P0m¢‘f°Y. citl/'S thirst-
mlddle AUHU'-fc law” tennis 'mam' 'num A. A. C. Time-5 minutes 3 Every house in Mesopotamia was - -
lJi0nSh|P 5“"“'d“Y by defenftmg seconds. destroyed by the first sweep of thc
'man Ridley' 515° °f Great BTit'am'. 16 pound shot put-lst Charles thurricane. Following the blast of
-4. 4-6. 6-2. T119 Bfmm players Herman, Wanderers A. A. C.; 2nd wind the tidal wave rushed upon
°"mm°°°d the "St United states S. Blggar, Abcgweits A. A. C.; 3rd the suburb, which lies only a loot
Player frm" the wumamem Fri' Sanford Henderson, Trojans A. A. above the high water level and
53?- The nn” 'Mtch was played C. Distance~-13 ft., 4 inches. carried away ‘everyone who hap-
n the courts of the Philadelphia Running high jump_1St' Sanford pened to be at home_
Cfmket Cmb' Henderson. Trojal1s A. A. C.; 2nd. Relief work was proceeding with
W. A. Carvell, Fredericton; ard, G. dispatch today as the doctors who
Ayers, Abegweits A. A. C. Height- have been brought in here by air-
Passengers Safe' 5 feet. 5 inches. plane. made good use of the newly
Running broad lump-lst, G. acquired medical supplies- The
been gained tllrough a window on been advised today that eighty pas- 'l‘ruro A. A. C.: 2nd. Sanford Hen-  all efforts still were bent today 011.
an C 8rd W its r ross as it edged
r e s epa men 0 ed to be the mile relay, when the each; G. Ayers, Abegweits A. A. C.. B
Agriculture to isolate the Irish cat- - ll1ls_ _
for this prize is not worth the risk. ue In England and t place a e _,Moncton Olympic Club team nosed Six P°\“t5~ Stewart' G M°n°
llngl; lap, ' - tion of 11 percent, in the pay of
Howie Ryan's time for the 100 mel-li. TFUYO A- 'A- C-. 5- 313337- officers, active and retired, begin-
  LOCK g ‘callin wllsabegweiis Win‘sl.sliPurN
tS(!IlNE||lEllSecond Place InN.B. CHAMPS
. Missing Letter Contest Page ~ cup CUNTEST Mariltime Meet..?;";.S§;"§§7""§7`3°”‘~ “-
-i_._. IJ E -
' ,,. lor amateur baseball championship
(cnmdnn Press) of New Brunswick by defeating the l
_ Eduliatillllal and ’||ltG|'¢Sti|\g. cans!-lo'r, England, sept. is-'Trufg  TQPS  In  Moncton C_ C3 ,n ,wo games ,mei
, , » Flying at 340.08 miles per hour.. r a 'ores 0 n
, H88 Mtil'6|l8ll(l|8B PYIZGS Eallll wtitik, ;h°s:;=l*;f§;r=P;i<; t=;;;-in-Els;-: Pgintg-()ne Recgyd B1-()ke11- titer? y by sc I 6 t°_5 8 d
Lieut Boothman this afternoon Y _______ _ __ ____
-‘T A t " ner maflnitaalnilaliliierpuizfltlisthrioxe  Individual H 0 I1 O 1°S.   |\
LIVE FOWL WANTED--Buying
live fowl, empty crops. Sept. 18. A.
C. Green, Albany. 8683-8-14
, LIVE FOWL WANT!-ID~Buying
live fowl, Thursday evening, sept.
17. 5 p. m. to 8 p. m. Marshall
Mathieson,Bradalbane, 8683-8-14
ARRIVED FOR WEDDING-Mr.
and Mrs. T. C. LeBoutll1er arrived
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bor
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1 Others mayt  .
to follow 
the Lead' ' 
still Leads ii
The
first
field
the
on Saturday evening to attend the
P. o. Leaoutlllier. They are guests'
at the Canadian National Hotel.
ENJOYABLE MUSICALE-Last
night at 9 o‘clock, the guests of thc
C. N. Hotel and a number of the
Charlottetown public were given a
splendid entertainment in the
was arranged by Miss Lillian Earle.
who accompanied Miss Margaret
Sterns and Mr. Percy Williams, So-
loists. Violin selections were given
by Miss Kathleen Hornby and Miss i
Winnifred Moran. The musicalc was
broadcast, being announced by Mr.
C. M. Williams.
marriage of their son, Mr. Williaml
“PEG TOP" has been
“PEG TOP” has always
been the first to consider
smoker -- and first to
protect its quality by
sealing in moisture-proof
CELLOPHANE.
reason is simply that
in quality in the 5c
for Iif ty years.
pleasure of the
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Lounge of the hotel. The programme 7
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WAR  mast. There was thcll a few mirlu-
-__ tes of l'nlm'essive silence in memory!
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the fllllr-il soldiers, followed by
Mosquitoes ~
Kill 21 Cows/
the Mississippi river that they are
killing cows-twenty-one of them
in the last ten days. The pests are
more prevalent this year than at
any time since 1915, a health of-
ficial reported. Resldellts of West
Point Alahache, :Burns and other
nearby coast towns do not venture
from their homes without several
palm leaf fans to ward off the
mosquitoes.
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The Army Called-
(Speclal to the Guardian)
LONDON, Sept. 12-The army
was called upon today to bcar its
share of the national sacrifice, in
letter from the war office to all
military commands at home and
abroad The letter announced a
ning October 31- At the same time
it was announced physical stand-
ards for recruits had been raised.
The minimum height for infantry
is increased from live feet two
inches to five feet four inches, and l
weight from 112 to 115 pounds.
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people and livestock have been un-
covered. it still was impossible to-t
day to figure the exact. number ol
deaths. At St. Jolin's College, whcrc
the deaths were many, a large hole,
had been dug and bodies were being
burned as they were recovered.
The hurricane struck inland for
about 50 miles and the dead have
been floating down to Belize by the
river which divides this town. Ad-
ditional reiief supplies have arriv-
large quantities.
` f 'Revelilie, lrllleil was soullrlcrl as the
MCCOYMHCK. 4-ith Coast Artillery flag was slowly raised to the mast:
Corps. Oct. 3, 1917; Private Michael head.
Crawford, 26th Battalion, August 15,
1918; Private Alfred Gardiner, 26th df
i
In the course of a splendid ad-
‘css, l\f.'ljor T. E. MacNutt_ presl-
Batlalion. AUEUSD 28. 1918; Private dent of tile Provincial branch of the
Mldlael J- MCCOrHlBCk. 1-ith Batfa- Caliafliml Legion and past presi-
llon, April 12, 1917; Private Felix dent of the Charlottetown com-
walkel-, latn Battalion, sept, 2, mia, fm
Died of W0“"d55 Pfival-9 J0S'3Dh rcillrllerl soldiers who are among
McCormack, 13th Battalion, March to
3, 1917,
Died on Military Service, 105th
and, made a strong appeal for the
ill!
d.'l_v, and explained thc aims and
objects of the Legion.
Hon, J. A. MacDonald, M.P., fol-
Battalion. Private James D. Mc- lowcd with a few remarks on the
Phe1‘S0ll. May 13. 1915- i significance of the present occasion,
Died at Home: 105th Battalion, at
Private Joseph MacDonald, Jan. 25,
thc conclusion of \vhich the sing-
ing of thc National Anthem brought
1924; Private Thomas Christian, the cc;-clllony to a. lifting close.
105th Battalion, April 28, 1923. l
Another name to be added to the
memorial is that of the late Private
Aeneas P. Walker. M
Impressive Ceremony gl-
SCHOOL CUP AWARUED
The chairman their called upon
r. H. H. Shaw, Chief Superintend-
ent of Education. Mr. Shaw con-
atulated the District on the splen-
The \1Il\'@iliHg 0€F0m0ny was open- did progress made in keeping up the
S
ed with the singing of a verse of “O C
hool grounds. as well as on the
Canada," which was followed by all initiative shown in the erection of
impressive address by Premier Stew- the handsome war memorial.
nrt, who referred to the old Scotch
settlers who carved their homes here
He was followed by Dr. J. A. Clark,
uperintclldcllt ol the Experimental
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out of thc prllllcval f°F‘-‘St and who Station, who had been authorized
passed on io their descendants a by :llc Horticultural Society to pre-
lloblc hcriinge. The Prclllic-r con- sont to ills- School District the cup
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gratulatcd the District most heart-
ily upon the spirit it had shown lil
tile erection of such a beautiful
iollatcri by lion. F. R. llcartz for
the bust kept school grounds in the
llrovillcc. Dr. Clark mode the pre-
mollulncllt to the memory of its sentatioil, acclilllliallylng it with an
soldier sons.
A finely rclldi°l'ed vocal quartcftc
and prayer by F.-lther MacDonald
followed, The latter, who also dc-‘
dicatcd the monument, described in
beautiful language the answering of,
apl>rol>i'illtc zldrlrcss.
Alter ful-filer rcnlari-rs by Mr. J,
W. Bolllter, Deputy Minister of Ag-
ricultflrc, arll'olll'llmellt was made to
the picnic grounds \vhc1'e the ladies
of the District served c. most de-
the call to arms by thc manhood ol 1 ligiltlul rcpast.
Canada, and especially the unselfisll,
response lllnde by thc young mcll
CUP WON PERMANENTLY
The cup for thc scllool grounds
of Launclling School District, some competition instltlltecl by the Hor-
of wllom are now sleeping "In Finn-
dcrs fields," but who have passed
on “thc torch" for us to llold high,
At the conclusion of tile dedica-
tion tlle cllzlirmnn called upoll two
young girls of thc district, one a‘
daughter of a returned soldier, the
other zl niece, to unveil the monu-
mcnt, which up to this time had
been draped with the Union Jack.
These young ladies then plzlccci sl
beautiful floral lvrcotli at the base
of the monument. `
The Last Post was then sollrldocl
by Bugler Smith, of Charlottetown.
As the first notes sounded the Un-
ion Jack, which had been flying nt
the mast-livarl oi the flagpole, was
slowly dropped. lowered to half
ticultural Society was donated by
Hon. Mr. Hcarfz lrlicn Lieutenant
Governor' of the Provliicc. It was
competed ini' on fnllr occasions, the
first year going to West Royalty and
lol' thc lar-'i ilirce I-`<‘»ll`-W 50 L9-Ul1Ch'
inc; School, vvilicll lfow retains it
lu-i~lil.1licllill‘. It is a. beautiful
irolillr. and one of which thc dis-
trict is llaiurnlly very proud.
Ex-Govcrlinr l-icariz also donated
rt l1l'eviolls cup for these contests.
which was won permanently by,
Hampshire School.
In ndrlllinn in thc cup. a prize of
$5.00 in gold is .1lval'dcd by the Hor-
(l<'lllillr.ll Society each year for the'
llcst essay oil how to improve school
rzrollllds.
SOLID
As we
CONTINENT
Less than $5.00 a week
at age 30 provides
an immediate esiaie of $l0,000--liberal,
annual dividends--and
at age 65. An inquiry
A Canadian
all line steamer Columbia whid Brewster, Moncton O C-Distance toward an inflammabie liquor ware  I I
smash the lock on the refrigerator w ¢
as
an income for life
will be appreciated.
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mv" Dihliilgg gfémlxfxllzs gina? . _-_ Ayers, Abegweits A. A. C.; 2nd city's stock of first aid necessities `
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pilfms Wm appear .(0, preliminary SAN FRANCISCO, Sept., 13 G. Fillion, Fredericton A. O. Dis- by the tidal wave.
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amber of Commerce said it hid Javelin throw-ist. Eddie C0118., night to prevent thc life SP\`€“dm¥~
ent aground early today at Point -ral feet 1 inch house ‘ MY
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