_ SANIDAI ‘  “ran r.i'i°ls-i‘~in'hi'r- '- ° "
if-.F
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\ THE UESTERH
lHS\1fa\1¢¢ iii luis lull ilu ~»--_-1--4--»-- 
-HB. FRANK LAFFERTY ll Cash
Guardian Agent in Summerslde mum
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insur-
bolllmin.
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° lll llllill llll llllllllll ` `
  l ' -'run uoiminc n.ui.v ow-alan -w.iN'i'ii:n.-A mud for general
____ can bg obtained at lialltff-!'s Taimor-, house wolf. 'Appl ‘to Mrs. John A
P 1 .
nl Parlors, Sunmcrsldp. Sharp. Bllmmslide. - 33.75'7°l0M2l
, From Boston Globe: Through the -'-1 \ -`--_
olficc of C W \\hitt1er & llrother, -TR\0N 3571131 ”R¢V Afth'“` *"3 l UOLUAN LTD . N111 B0"
-.»r.i.r-.ii pink niiiirimg i> c i.r.r|r-'llum will preach on sunday nut at supply you with Hard wan Plas
, .‘ ' _ _ ' ' ' ' ._ - ` . P. ,
I  in' ...vi his s.§iad§. re.. clirriiiaifv. 'l‘°r-‘Albany 10-30- "\`Y°“ 2-3°- W°f**"‘°"'l*‘-"-", f 3420-7-IIMIL
.nuto, uni., li l:.r~_-e advertiser in the land 7. o cloci. Uonfereuoe on Satur ____
,(;l.,\.,_\_ has purchased gnoilier lot oflilay lltli, at 7.30. ~°R9Bd's ' hard coal schooner
"land in the Brick Bar fron Lawrence --- "Fruit W- Bm€dlCt" N (100 Hi- slim'
,\linot trustee for the ‘sew \ork, - FIRST NATIONAL F0\ E\ ninrside on the 10th Do not neglect
we nam. s iuirrioru riiiiroau ciiiincs or i~ r isiimii mi 'oliierlllz your hard coal or .ruin
Q Q ;> ` -  .i _' _'__ ' _
 Saint...-fine i:-oo .mare rect. ii is sirifsunm-irride, oiiers ini-'rule oifc oiruiii f ~ :mi-1-siisi.
lunifal Un .\iuart St., (adjoining his A Male proven Breeder, alnoftwo --
l
; .incl
i the
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uill he iidded to that silc lor
is ir house t be crecteil li '
Debentures
large 'i e 0 ' 5 -- -
|3,»km_ que .Methodist Mission Band will hold
their Annual Iee~ci-eam Festival at
I Centerville, Tuesday July 14 after-
sH.PP',NG  _,-,(,.,n and evening. Best io'e-creain
i *_* lend home-n.ade candy. ll Tuesday
“In recent years in-
terest yields of munici-
pals have not been at-
l5!i.|xi‘l‘r- .\i Tlir-rhiirri, Bowridll(‘. WC'
tiu; .\c`nr. lifilliaut, Hiihley, Pictcii;
.swing .int pliine suauth, Ways, Richi-
l""-‘-f"i- Jifll’ 10- '91'-" S~§'lprov-'s unfavorable it will te on
l~.\‘:u~:~!i':r- lnlles, linsturi; S. .\. “-cdn_._sday‘ July HL 33g|;_
hucri.; ri-'ir-. lilo .\i_, Williams, Pic-
ii~.i:; .~‘f;li.. (LV. Kelly, l-‘ouscre.I`ic-,
thi; 5i:r'.:. lic-rtha l'.. Corr»ptofl. "‘lle|
.:~.'i~*. _
1'!-air-fi. July iii, 1‘.\i4.- s. .<.‘
l€'.':i¢i'il:::f-, lilies, Boston; Schr.
lli.rnci.f- \l. 'l`horburn, Bowridge, Pic-
_t'»u; Sclir. Edward ll. Blake, Crock-
lf:'r_ I'ipi»\i;iort; Schr. Ido IV., Will-
i::riis_ l lvruu; Schr. Bertha C., C0ri;-
plr.-ii_ lieile l'.ivr»r.
HEALTHY Hlllll-N0
MURE DANURUFF
, ILXRISIAN SAGE MAKES DRY,
l l‘?\'A'l`Tl:Af.'Tl\'F2 HAIR SOFT,
, Fl.L?Fl"\', .ABUNDANT AND
ItAl)IAN’I’ WITH LIFE
It'.s entirely needless to have uri.
sightly matted sera!!-fy or faded
tractive, and consequent- .
ly funds have directed in
other channels. A very
marked change, however.
has taken place within
th e last year. Good
municipals have been and
are still available at ex-
cellent interest yield rates
and most o f the life
companies ar e taking
full advantage o f the
favorable prices and mak-
ing heavy purchases.”
We have carefully scl-
ected municipals to yield
from 5 1-2 to 6 per cent.,
in denominations of SIU()
up. Ask for particulars.
ifectly healthy, and free from dand-
riiri, the hair destroyer.
. , ~ , y », _
. llflif- A lil*-10’ CHN is all Ulm i5:c-siluv iiiteriioon June 23rd. There
.ll‘!ff'l0'l tp YDHKO it SON. IITCUY. I1€l"'\vci'e 38 pupils prcsint and about 23
-ICE CRVAM FESTIVAL- Hede-
~ I5A.\‘lIBAI.L.- A very interesting
and exciting game of baseball was
pluyrcl at the Methodist Picnic, Cra-
pauo, between the Biininzerside Meth-
odist (hurch team and a picked
ts-aiu from C-riipaud, Tryon, Cape
Triiversi- rind vicinity. The game wus
'rr-rv evenly contested and it was on-
ly on :-.ccoiiiit of lack of practice to-
gethiir on the part of the united
team that they lost the
game to Summcrside by
a score of 15-ll. The teams
lined ur- as follows: Methodists.-
l'_ Ceorize Elliott, C. Frank Dunn.
lst, l.oriie Lea. '_’nd., Chas. Camp-
bell. 25rd., George Hennessey, P.I.,
V'-'ill I‘o-iliy. Ii. T.., Wm. McLcan.L.
l~'., l-‘ri-il Erll. S. S., Hal Lea.
.<i:;r_m~:iiiilr_- ln, Henrtz Godkin.
li. _-‘~_=:t (Forney. lst., B., Chas Dunn.
:r~,<l_ i... Hal ifrockett. 2rd. B.,
rick l'i»Lii's. S. S., Will Thomas. \R.
,P.ev. liice. (‘. F., M. Bell. B.
, Roz' Hcustis.
-l‘IXA.\lI\ATION_- `lhc s8riii-an!lu-
al e\r.uiiiiiition of Newton school No.
9| in lrlrice Count uns held on 'l‘ii
"Z"-1**
visituis und riitepii_\ei's. The pupils
were exaiiiiricd in the differeiit Suh-
I se I’arsi:\n Sage-it supplies hair
needs and is absolutely harmless. It
DOMINION
TRUST
ing hair, and is one of the best ton-
ldriig, counter. cos a iu
“ThgPQfp@lju;1lTfu5[@@" `.'.0 cents. lluh it into thc
rsviilu - all diindrufl diiinn-
  ,poiir`s-yoiir head feels fine-thc hair
li.~i pi-"tty :ind perfectly healthy.
W' H- Aitken: ' ~?'___ lmiiit uhiie 'an advanced cliii-is is suc-'
Hon, Chas, Dalton, lm_':|l‘l‘l‘;‘1‘ “`rl;;’t saga’ Gfrfgmwgiggc; W; cessfiilly taught the smnllcr pupils,
' it ,. - ,.
oo
I'o\\'di>r just the thing required. It
dcistrrvyn the odor of perspiration
und l-:cons the feet healthy, cool and
sriwiiig, just tlio thing-foxmthose who
v.~:ilk riiucli und military men 25c.
The Two Macs, 149 Great George
Street. MEM.
Frank R. Hearlz,
H. M. Davison
_ Manager
Morris Block-Charlotte' l
town -
3436-7-10Mfmw3i l “lhose $15.00 Prince Albert
ilfffoats if custom made would cost
Solicitors for llfiyiil ll; nh r[ (.‘.'rii l; , _ _ '
MONEY To ,_‘OAN’ ‘ " ‘ ‘Moore & lVlcl.eod. 3400 7 1l.M2l
" '  ' you $20.00 to $22.00 each The
=l"  styles is of tlie latest-the cut
MOHSUN _,L m,,_.,,Y most up to date--the lit perfect-
Ui-i~ris1i-i~s iii.-i .iitfariiryu andthe price is only$l5.00 each
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: ._T___ $
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\hlE’RE ready with a fine
liiie of Summer Hosiery.
We’ve color and patterns
to suit any Man's taste-if
it's good taste.
The present season, more
than ever before, will em-
phasize the popularity of
smart, handsome hosiery.
Choice Hosiery _in Cot-
ton, Lisle. Sillr, etc.
Plain Coloring: o r
Fancy Effects in new Dc-
signs.
Z0c, 254:, 35c to $1.00
INSURED HOSIERYI
W e handle Hosiery
that is insured against
near. _
We fumish a new pair
' i’re_e of charge for every
pair that fails!
50c, 75c to $1.00
D. A. Bruce I  
»
°"f“"“°“ th” Emil’ of “ll ‘l““d’“"- isiiiur.. swicki. iiruier the ei-uioii driii
‘lumkly stups itchmg head ‘md f"u"o1 the i-.im\'e named cxniniiiers tlicl
ics to sti:i‘-'ilatc tlic hair and make I _ I .um _ c[_L_,1.t, .Je to thCmSe1\._
. it }:ro\v lonir and bcalltillll. lmflfmtr IA" 3- ll d -
   Got a bottle or Parisian Sage to cs_.rrid tozthcir tc_.ic'l\er'I\lr_. hroaiizln
»dziy from Gen. E. Hughes at nnyi '. _ ' " `
' It t l t
i
jects by Story llyiirs, Austin Mc-
Giliguii, Hiiynioiiil Mcl`.arville :ind Mrs
pupils acquitted tlieniselrcs in n
iiliier pumhase of :i200 Square feet, ‘(fl2ll<5 A. FEUIBICS- 3405- "FIRST .N-ATIUNAL FOX EX'
change of P. E.Island, i.td., offers
for sale one Class "A" male fox,
two [inirs Class “A” foxes,
3371-7-lllhiiii.
-SUBSCRIBERS should renew a
week gr two before the time they
have paid for has expired and thus
not miss an issue, as all papers are
dlscop..-ited promptly on expiry
date. lliltf.
-HAVE ON HAND a number of
Northern Maine ranch-bred mink,
which I can supply at reasonable
prices and at once. Now is the time
to buy. Don't wait too lute as
they are bound to ndvance in price.
Have also number of martcn, fisher,
foxes of all kinds at very lowest
prices. R. J. McNeill, ’l‘yrie Valley.
3322-'I-3Mtf.
-EXAMINATION OF MT. MARY
SCHOOL.-'The sanii-annual cxarninn-
tion of Mount Mary griided school,
.\lorell, was held on Friday, June '_’li
ii large attendance of ratepayers and
visitors being present, ainonp whom
was Rev. A. J. McIntyre, Morcll, who
conducted the examination. The pup-
ils in the different classes showed by
the ,ready :i.ris\vers and the correct
working ,out uf the different problems
very careful and experienced training
and gratifying success. The prrrmiry
department in charge of Miss lxatie
Vlnrkin was first esan.°;ned. A mark-
od feature of this was their excellent
deportmcnt and the grant progress
made was most. pleasing to nll pres-
ent. The teach;-.r of the numerous lit-
tle tots deserves inuch praise for her'
successful work, In the advanced ile-
pnrtri-pezgt, in charge of Miss Annie
Mclien 'e, correctness was .ri iiiosl
iiotalzle feature and the 'adviinced
class sliovfed that they wcrc thorough
ly und successfully instructed and
this schiio tnere is -ri .id\.iiii d (Liss
*of tcn pupils. Ihey made :in excellent
r.how.iiz in tiic different siili,ccts in
|wbil'h they were examlncil. A pleasing
'fcntlirc .if the evariiiiiatioii was thc
.high i-rt.-its of efficiency found in the
lloivnr i-ri~d"s, which goes to show
_.irc hy no moans neglected. At thc
fclosc of the examination iidilresses
were given by the 'thrcc visiting
tczirhcrs und also by T. Mcl'z\bc, l'.
J, Smith .mil ll. Mcl\cmi:i .ill coni-
,p`.'incntnry of the work being done.
The riite1ir\ci's of Ne\vtori :irc inter-
ested in the isiirccss of their school
[rind this _vi-:ir \utcd ii ruhi~itaiitiril ill-
.crciisc ii( supplement.
I ::l’erhiips you di\n't think very iriucli
ziiioiif. it when von lizivc to pay ri
ifcu' ci-rits .\l(l|l|'1 for nn article nt.
unc place than one :is Glillll or l%l~l'\`-
'I`l‘llt wiilllrl cost you .\'lJNll‘l\\'lIl~}|ll~f
l~1l.Sl-I. Hut ii nickel today, ii cent
1oiniii'r<i\\', :mil is rliiiic next week-
:inil so on tliroiiglioiit. the yc.'ir---cvcn-
tuzilly riirike ri siibstnntiiil num. It
is ii filet flint in not triiding here
you rirc priicticnlly tlirowinpz away
ilollzirs f-very year. Our buying in
r-.oiiiliiiiiitioii with n-wire than 7,000
other llcxnll lu'iiL:i:ist.s cnnhlcs us
to get dirt-.ct from thc original
|:.ourr:cs thc best that the |ri.<u'k<‘tn of
,thc world iillord, mid at lowest
prions, McKiniu»n lirur: ('o., <‘orncr
(lrrut (icorgc :ind Kc-nl. Streets.
"S"l'flI`tl<l (`l.(lSI'll).-The (lrocary
rturc formerly rriiiifl l’1f.0ll l-y ‘»¢rz.i.f &
(.'o., (`-uci-n St., has been closed. l\'lr.I’.
Mc'|`zi;;i|c is now “ith l". '_ lwilni-in
‘,.\- (‘ri., litd., corner Kent iinfl fit-
`(liv»rgi~. Sis., where he ui l hc Ileascd
to im-ntwill his former cll-l‘.f.-iit’.‘r.~i nnd
ii large number of new ones.
3387-T-10M2l.
"l.A|lGl-I SllIl"MEN'l`.-A crirlond
nf irelchratcd “Maritime” uirn fenc-
ing nnil gates was received this week
i.y F. J. Hoimim .r co., i.i<i.. Chur-
loftetown. They :irc licllinz _ same at
attra/Ct.i\.'e prices. ' 3337'7'10M2i~
“L 0. A. members will please
talie noticethat the right thing in
silk hats is to he had at this store
-plenty of them -all sizes-all
'the new shapes. Moore & McLeod.
3400-7-11M2i
'""r.. 5.?"
The Desirable Residence of
I. LeRoy Holman, Fitzroy
Street, Siimmenide.
The House consists of
eleven rooms and Bath, Fur-
nace, Grate, Refrigerator,
Hardwood Floors, Electric
Lights and moi|ei'n'Plnmhiiig.
i, The Latin 76{t.x 140 ft
with Lawn Slide Fruit
Trees, an
Bern,
ery day. Aiusb
ecker
Munee is
that the Zround work vrio solid. llic
other clas.-cs in likc 1..-iiniier Eliowed
thi;t they were not. ailvnnccrl until
they were thoroug-h in their different
subjects and to tlic teacher .hiss Mc-
Krnzie is given iiiiicli credit for her
uiitiring cfiorts and uwitiilying suc-
cess, At the Close of the cXcl`ciEcs the
fcillowing program was ciirricd out-
Valedictory hy Marie Murphy. l`hor-
us, llothcrlnnd, hy the school, Heri-
tation, llurial of Sir John .lloorc lay
third clnss. Song, Wbni would you
fn'Lc for me Papo, by pupils of |»rini-
nry department. Foiig, Back to the
‘scr-nes of Yesterday by thi: pupils' of
Miss l\icKcnv.ic's room. At the con-
clusion of tha pro<_frn.i'ri words of
criinnicml¢,ti<»n were e.rpres=i~d by Rev.
A. J. .llclntyre 'who takes ii great
iiifrrrcst in school work and the build-
ing up of n thorougli (`iin:i.di:ii. scri-
tiuiiriit. I-in .showed /that the boys
:inil girls of today will be thc riicu
niiil wmiicn of ii few years hence-
iin-zl lhiit ull slioulil he imprerserl with
the irrciit importance of :ill thc at-
trihul's that go to ii.uke ‘up gkiriii
ifriniidinns find yr greiil. (`:inndn and
iilso' two principal things in life-
triithfiilricss and f'.i»rlect_\' without
which no one would he a great suc-
ce=s in life iinil. with which no one
could he a fiiilurc. At the conclusion
of lfuther McInt,\'re's very instructive
speech, lliss '.\lcKcii'/.ie, teiicher of the
iulvniicnrl il:-lit., replied on liehiilf nf
Miss (‘-liirkin und hersclfp. thanking
ull prrsent for their large nttcndiiricc
null their past coiirtcsics to then.-
iinil nsking them to unite in co-open
ntion with their future teachers und
hcln to innke fhfir lives i school
workin Mt.` Mary as usefllfi und
hallny :is theirs had Tccu. The pupils
kirilly remembered the teachers with
numerous gifts ns ierneinliriinces of
the mnny himpy days they spent tn-
getlicr iinfl after piirtukiniz, oi the
duinties provided by the teachers and
listrniivg to the closing ad-dress "ivrn
by Master Peter Sinnntf., one r.‘.' the
pupils, this most instructive and cn-
loyn-blc examination was brought to
a close l;_v sincring the National An-
them, when all departed feeling tlral;
all ilepartcd feeling that they had
saciit n mort pleasant afteriioon.--.\'.
__- ~
SI‘ELTlAl. SUMMER
AT'I'RACTIU.lS .’i`I'
THI-I EDICY Ml`i'-`.IiE
l`ii\\- \is€tors to the cvcr p-v,-uliir
I-Zileii .\liu~i=>e of \'ew York ere aware
of the iniiiy features that c-in be
sei ii nr. this nmiiseinent house. The
\\o:~df.“l'ul \l`<.rld in ‘Jinx e.'.hibif»lcn
wiiu iff: groups, tableaux and figures
co :uprising events from all .rrcr the
woilo, the Army and Navy Heroes.
Prominent people talked sbout,\\'oi'ld
Rulers, historical groups and -foilans
of other groups and hundreds of
figures too numerous to mention
hero. -In addition to this large 0!-
liiblt, the Musee Management have
arranged with the Klnemscolor 'rit-
tural colored Film Co., 'tn
their colored pictures during
whole summer, the Eden Mules
the only house in New York to
N
those bsiiutlful c
cliisively. They A
hour, n different
exhibition. In tho
can he hoard the
tomiitlc cli
meet all
15
More
3119.3 _ _
An ill fitting shirt
able garment a man can wear.
roi- dispiryirig iiis»'uiidividuilitv‘than im any
theraitielcintliie _  grglood" I Slille-
O 'Carefull ' D H@,in the selec-
tion of patteriis and/-,colors marks the line be-
tween harmony and discord in-a man’s appear-
,Man f
.-.-ui., -
is the 'most uncomfort-
i
Is There
Classy
Shirts for
a particular kind of Under- ,
wear that you want. If -it is
. _ ,
worn we_are quite sure we 
will have it. ,
lar Men
It will tpay you
o
Come and See
Balbriggan
. Mesh
'r
'F
.Y
~l‘-rJr
'French Linen
- ._ Combinations
' This underwear at excep-
tional prices this season.
49c to 1.50 each piece. 50c, 75c, 1.00,
Prowse
E
_ We specialize in
tra long sleeves and
selves. - _
Negligee shirts, s
new spring stock.
Prices
1.25, 1.50 to 3.00.
-I-
*l*
 W "/l‘=~1‘ 'l' ‘fit -Y--l' ’-‘ ’-‘ ’»‘~\"-.’»’~l"-'-l‘i`rl'.&.  fl* ‘
l
bodies, short sleeves and
bodies all sizes in every style. Make your
shirt selections a pleasure both to you and your-
pleated mushroom stripes, collar attached and
detached. You will find them all in our immense
lriignesl-Eices 
  Washed and
3 .
fitting the hard to tit ex` 
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_v.
.
_'_-
tiff shirts, white shirts,
4.
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».» »r~r
-': ri* J: -‘
Paid for Woo
'A
Unwashed. I 
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iii
sr
i
uulcillu i 5
 'glance thai. “John R” is ii sports-
_ljuiiiillcl
"l‘ro'ici<-iicy, progress, permanen-
cy." ln these days of keen and buf-l
fling: <:<»ii'iiici'cinl cunipctition, when
every iiiilustry is cligiigcd in by its.
vast. iiuiiihcrs of alert business n-en, `
wich :ilivc to conditions and cvcr
ready in luke full mlviiritngc of the
lr-uni. failing of his riviil, these three
'l\H\\\li0H.' “I\rUfl\“i0¥lCy. IWOFIFOBF “Fld (‘olli~go Hockey Team betrays thc
fact.
pci~ii.i\nr~ncy," ure indispensable rc-
<iiiii;iI'.c.-i for iinytliirig like it show ln
thu i~i.i'iipglc for existence. “PRO-.
I"I('lEl\'U\". l’RUll;'.l']SS, PFW-MAN'ltori-1 tr-Rho painted in’ rrrccn and
gold, while ii heavy cornice mould--
l'1N(."."' is the high and iiiiiiiiuiblc
motto of a highly reputiible, nnd
one of the foremost and most pop-
ulnr coiiirilnfes in the Maritime'
l'rovinces, namely, “The John R.
Dinuis lizrligrced Foxes." Invnrl-
nhlc proiicir-ncy ls un attribute ofl
incstiniiihl/. value in iiiiy commercial
enterprise, whatever it may hc, hut|
il. is something that every businessl
concern cannot hoiist. In the cuse
of “John R. lliunis Pedigrccd Fox-
es," hi-wi-ver, one docs not need an
prcmnuiliou of efficiency, 'for the'
nr-w orlict-is on llichiiiond str-ect ure
in thenisiflves striking and uninis
tnkiililc c\idciice_of ii pronclent and
r.‘o4leri. iiiiinngcnwiit. The company
liuvc removed from their old roorr-3
in the second floor of the block, to
tlic_ inure commodiniis, und in every
way convenient, ofiiccs formerly oc-
clrpled lr; .\1r. I-lorncc Haszard. The
change is at once ri great. improve-I
ment und an impressive and invalu-
able nilvcitisement for the company,
bringing its business prominently he I
fore thi- public eye. No one passing
along I-Ylchmond street could possi
h.y foil instantly to be attracted b
the alluring sign of the companyl
painted, ir beautiful rind artlstiu
style, on the window. This sig'
consists oi a picture, painted fi-0
an actual photograph of one of the
i-ompi'iiiy‘ii splendid foxes, "Blue
Prince." The fox is shown slyly
eliiiklng over the green grouiid, und
hiililnd the wiiiilou inside, painted
mi cnnvi-is, is an imitntioii of wire-
web. This gives a very realistic ef
fecf to the sign, rin in the ilistnnr:
the nnimiil nppears to be in the re
wire-wi-fibed confines of n rnnop
over Rr-ynnrd is s line arch, perche
on each lop corner being s squirrel,
This cleigiint design is an excellerd
production of art, and the artlst,i
Mr. H. H. Crossman, enqnsnny me,
rits the coriziplimints of all who ad-I
mire the beautiful. On entering irq
ofllcs one instinctively has a fee1lng|
of conifort, notwithstanding the ob.
trilsiva slr of business and "gow
which pervades the place. The area'
of l/he entire omces is 18 x 75 feet
an ceiling in sufficiently hlgl
ventilation The
office is differ
Wll. being com
and ri
off and
first features
is an enormous
wall This is
large",
Bhd ill-
than
IN-
A nm-
is all furnished with quartered-oak
material presenting iin elaborate ap-
perirnnce. One can eiisily see at n
rnnn, fo* the flags of the Abegweit
(llub on the wnlls bespcak ns much,
reminding the onlouker that .\lr.
Dinnis .is President of the Ahegwcit
Athletic Association.
'l‘hr\re is nothing elaboriitc in the
pi-iviitc cfhce of Mr. (faincron, but
an oppressive array of files and
hooks is silent testimony to the
mcntiil strniri tliiit gcntlcninn has to
uriderg».»_ Mr. Cameron, who it may
hc n-‘nfi'<uicrl, is Professor of Ecoiio-
rnics of St. I)uustiin's (lollcgc, is
just as much ii “sport” us Mr. Din-
nis, und ri lurgc photograph _of the
Mr. Dinnis bus instnllcd iii thc of-
fices ii l‘ol-wiiter system the rndia
inz iidds to thc gcnernl liurriiony 01.
scene.
ln cnse nny slow person may not
be aware ofthe location of the pre-
““5¢`5i lf mlly bc as well to state
that they are opposite the Post Of-'
lice and _Miirkct hiiildings. 5
/l‘l\'0Tt\"lZ to thc window dcsigii,l
tlin [.lio‘.oi!r'iiph of "lllnck Prinhc"
Sllows ul’ to perfection thc mngnlli-‘
Cent fur' and liirirc hrlish which char-
'if-.terisc thi- llinnis strain of [Ong
'l'lir. impression mode hy this picture
is liistinlt. und one is particularly
struck with the slgnillcnnce of the
mutt” "l th” °"Il'.10llY. “l"rollci0ncY.
l"0UN’_f=S. i>oi-niiinency/' where
hen' 'E l'f0"Ci°“CY» Dl`0gl"css follows *
im ;‘lf"‘t"ml _C°“¥fS°Z lind where there
vs ns combination porninnency, it
".3 "°edl°*"‘i £0 HEY. is assured and
lilhflctlf llluls overwhelmingly obvious
F-1 H cohn ll. Dinnis Pedigree.;
ores is ii progressive concern
whzit n'.oi'e iicofl lic said? '
Mr. Illiiiiis, who his h `_
P0506 for the past feui diiy;en1rfn1lg,B|_
ing uiucll improved and hophs to be
“Rain nt business soon. '
L_
"T" one tin or .vyioiir Taicum
,f;,°‘§d‘?{ ."""h“ Y°“ HN not satisfied
willl rlcflllfsidt til he-Bt ypu ‘Iver usp" wo
_ c money. 25c. ii tin._
:Cr ftflffy it l-large llnr- of mp.-r r.
ii a ions, , A_ Foster-_ C t
Drugstore, _ 333,,_7_31_"r£l
i
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"Why slider wif) . . .»,
Spend 15e on ii bottle y¢;`l|rF;s?;rg
Liquid vom Uurii nnd get relief, ii
will remove the woiiit corn.- lg A.
1"0=iter. crniml nrugrtorr. ` `
_saso-1.1oM3i '
‘ .vi .
ciuiii1o1 Trio :iii ii- liiiirrs
V __-_ I
0 t -
"gi: lilf:-‘ffl 
BWRW (list ton) `
H" "°°"° "'°" will sis f..lG~°??
4°*-7 20 to
(ver ll.) 20 ga
Chicken (unch) 50 to
lr" lb-l is to
V 50 to
(lb
Dill (Ulf pair)
Not a Novice Manager
The business of bossiug n gang of
ball players is not an entirely new
thing for Cluirlle Herzog, new mana-
ger of the Reds. Herzog managed
a bunch of Giant rookies a number
of years ago with some success untli
he was punched out of his job.
A gentleman by the name of Cocssh,
Wlw hss._lls\lr.°d-<>ri _Qinwdlan . League
teams, did the punching. I-Ie objected
to some criticism Herzog made to his
playing during an exhibition game in
Dallas, Texas, sought out Herzog after
the game and promptly dlgloeggeq
‘Herzog's teeth with one mighty swing
to the month.
When McGraw arrived in Dgllu
next day and leamed of the row he
chased Cocash back into the minors
and relieved Herzog of the job an
rookie manager.
Curved Shop Wlndowl
Show windows for stores have been
lnveiibsd with the glass so curved no
to eliminate reflection. wnlch often
seriously interferes with the view of
He display within a window.
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lilf ynll \\'!lflt fg bg gure of n .good
tim!! at the |iicn'l.~. prirt,y_ ymf need
fn l'>I`oviilo yuui‘sl‘lf with a Thermos
hill-U0 or ri 'l‘l\cruios g¢1;_ The Thur-
mos is eiisily cnrriod from pliice to
Ulllw. dom not get out of order, is
handy, light mid oornpact, keeps pq.
iilds icy cold for 48 hours, pg-img
$1.50 up. The Tw., Marg, 149 G1-,mg
Gwrgc Street. , ]§t(_
7' lm
ir. J. MARTIN, B. A.
Barrister Notary Public, occ. `
Mower 'ro LOAN
M in Ia Bio.-.l». Charlottetown. P. 3,1.
Warburton & Shaw
. Bn-dolrrs. Arm ' N "

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McLean &  ’
Bnrrlsters, Attorney-ht;  w
‘ Brown Blocl¢.Chlrlo¢¢¢.ow`|| "`.§_'
HOTEL BRUNSWICKD. ;
Moncton; No  ‘A "
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