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 AUGUST 1°- F913 _ . _ ‘W I-rrerrrrr _ ‘ . 'rii'1e~cn-A-ar.ofr'-rsfrown ooanoias `  --
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DUT 'rH1s.ou'r_ sun _Peers rr ur
It is surprising the isrge number oi
People iii Charlottetown who, 'hen
Willt to inquire about their Morning
DSU! Gulrdian or subscription, sei;
Central for the News phone N°_133
or for the Advertising Phono N0'
1s:.s,_inetead oi 142; or when they
Will” 5° illquire about advertising
ask _Central for the Subscription
Phone No' 182-2, or for the News
PWD’ N0- 133. instead of 132-3' ‘or
when _they want the News or Edfgm-_
ini department ask Central for the
Subscription Phone No. 182-2, or the
Advertising Phone No. 132-3,.instesd
0! 13B,"'although all those depart.
130°'-9 “"1 1111011' respective phone
°“*“'>°"-H-f.° Pllinly given in nie tele-
phone book. some people. instead of
|0051!!! nt the book, even phone one
of the above departments to find out
what number to ask for to get sn-
otlipr department. All this _ls n
great waste _of time on thepart of
the person phoning, the operator ag
the Central, and the clerk in the de-
Plrllmcht wrongly phoned. '1‘he news
ICBU. 011 an “Pwr floor, cannot give
the necessary information about sigh.
01' BdV°l`l-131118 or subscriptions, nor
the advertising staff about snbncrip.
N011! Or HBWB. nor thesubscrlption
stld about advertising or news. In
other words the clerks knew and mn
do hilt th-lr own work in their own
departments. and if it were otherwise
H10! -W0\1ld be continiislly running
from one department to another; up
stairs and down, mixing work, wear-
ingj themselves out and causing the
greatest possible confusion. On and
after 7 p.m. daily it is useless to
slkx for any phone number except 133.
Patrons who consult their phone
books for the numbers they really
waiit will greatly lessen the work of
the patient Central telephone and
5-`rllBl`¢liBl1 Clerks and thus help make
their lives much brighter and lisp
pier. 3-16dtf.
- BUl'MlilRBID1fi MARKF/PB. _
Oorrsetdd for every Wednesday an.
Baturday's issr...
_.4 \
\
Butter
Potatoes
Dressed beef
Hay, loose
Chicken
Beef-
Buetwhslt
Geese
Turkeys *
Fowl
Ducks `
Pork
Straw (Loose)
Straw (Pressed)
Eggs
Barley
Pslts .
Hides
ll tolli
60
6 to 8
$12.50
9 to 12
6 to 7
'I0 to 80
13 to 15
15 to 22
` .18 to 17
13 to 15
I to 91-
$4
$5
19
70 to 80
I5 to 45
10
'|`.i_1rnl_1_>.! __ _ *5
-W. Currents
SPECIAL 
Ons lisll ceni nsfword sash in
union in fhis column 'Cash' must
accompany order and e pea sepi
discount sl|owed.Mir‘\iiu|sm clause
fweniy-five :sms
Reiss lor locals sn Chsrloifs
(own news column fwo cents per
werd. nei. ascii insertion
°L. T. B. Regular meeting of Kim-
berley Lodge tonight.
°Th° Hlllsbbro Boating Club have
entered teams for ii double sculi race
at the Georgetown Regntta, the 19th.
8-16Mll.
’Pnlnicl‘, the great I-laliilnx distance
runner, is. going after the scalp oi
“ichael Thomas on _Wednesday oven.
ins next. a-ic M E ii.
CIIAllLOT'I‘E'l‘OWN MARKETS.
Corrected for every Wednesday and
Bsturdsy‘s issue.
White oats so to 51
Straw. per ton $5.50 to $6.50
Eggs per doz - 21 to 22
Chicken (pair) 00 to $110
Lamb 14 to 16
Potatoes (new) per bus. 70 to 80
Potatoes (old) ' 50
BUT-ter 22 to 24
Pelts' 9 to 10;
Hides 10;
Calfskins ‘15
Hey (new) 40 to so
'Black oats 61 to 63
B80! 12 to 1|
Beef (quarter) 10 to 12
Raspberries 10
Blueberries
Cherries
B. Currants
R. Ciirrants `
10
7 _to 10
12 `to 14
10 to 12
12 to 12
Gooseberries 8
MONTAGUE MA ILKETB.
Corrected for every Wednesday and
Baturdsyis issue.
White oats
Black oats
Beets, per dos.
Lord per lb.
Beeflfsmsll) psi- lb. _
Beef (quarter) per lb.
Pork _ ~
Lamb. per lb. (small)
Fowl "
Mutton
Eggs, per dos
Butter, per lh.
Turkey
Geese
ll _to 58
60
12
14 to lf
8 to if
B to 10
9 to 10;
10 to14
9"to 11
10 to 11
20
I5 to 28
r-ew.
seo
»-°
Q.
Hides
Veltl
70 to 80
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paint whizlzz/er.
Practical
know the
Demand
OOFING that
R needs paint cv-
ery tivo yi-are ciin't
hold tho market u-
gninst A matitc-
which n ez dr. nv
costs,
lia-
neg-
lect to paint their roofs st the prop-
er limo.
Piiiiifcd roofings sro waterproof
only where the paint is. Amatlte is
waterproof all the way through.
Amatite ls sold in the usual con-
vcnicnt rolls of 110 square feet with
n smooth Isp where the mineral sur-
face is omitted, so as to secure a'
tight joint. Nails and cement are
packed in the center of each roll.
Free sample and booklet en_ rc-
qucst to nearest oflice. -
lll lilllllllf-Pllilllll llfl. E0.. llallil
sr. Joims. N. s.
uAi.iuo:.\ N. s. 
A ‘JSix Competitions\“
 &Open to Everyone!
i
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i Class A. No.l For the best poem,rereriing io Print,
Edwards Island (not more than Eve verses.) Silve
M edal. i _
No. 2 For the best desciipiion in prose of the Pro-
vince as n niece to live in (net more than 3oo words.)
' Silvtt" Medal. ,_ ' _
-- ' No. 3 Foribe three best harvest or farm scenes, in
ti
the`Gsrden of the Gulf (any .size`) Silver Medal.
, _ :Class B No. 4 For the best poem (any subject) not
i_ more than five vlrees. Five. volumes worlds bcstpoetry.
Dyke’s.woiks
_ _. / h
' No, 5 For the besf essay (any slit-Jrcil _Iwi l“°f'~f
ihsn three hundred words. Five volumes Henry V_au_
__ _.,
No. 6 Foiihe been vii-ee photographs. any Snhlecl.
(soy size.) Kodak
These competitions are free fo all, and it must be
_ understood that all manuscript be written :Du dill; ciitile
of paper, wlib name and _address o .par yd” da ‘ -
Photograph must be mounted, with name an __ ag r_¢_§_B
of se'hd"er written on back of picture. I" “ll C1895” P|0¢`¢
the elses A or B with ihe n_u_mber`yo\i wish to compete
under, on manuscript or photograph.
-' i l _ .t rt Au ust first, and close last
` dey¢;1f`h;;ep‘f:gi\li1l¥>)lEi§.‘:l)'tli‘ae`anliove pgrizeh have sl’rcl‘l§e17'=‘1,
- _ - lllf ll li . Those com H18
ggiéhrnzuhixi, thllfhhlsfttrldl sent in cannot be
4 Vieluurned, hull ihli |11¢ l.\1_dS99 Will Qual’-lil'
“ vile-ge oflpublishing-any material seiilin as f ei erm
Cl°HlRL0lTETOWN_
All-D ELSEW.l'lElfE_-_
L I-jigglns, Mon ton, is spending
Miss Eva Bears, Charlottetown, re-
Mrs. W. D. V. Earle and son Ernest
-of Brockville, Ont., have arrived in
Charlottetown on e. visit to Prof. and
Mrs. S. N. Earle.
Mrs. Gray, Toronto, mother of Rev.
LePnge and Master Morley_ are spond-
Clial°l_ottetov\in is fortunate in hav-
ing the great Maritime Athletic Cham _
i°i0“Hl1if-‘B here on Wcdnesdnv next. ~._An immense attendance is expected
Phe first athletes .of the Provinces
ii. R. Allen. E. Monkley and Dr. A.
Yesterday the Northumberland left
‘-
The St. l?'otriek.'s Institute, from
me to look over the work that Su
An cilort will be made to have the
The large number who attended the
"Positively the best toilet soaps
made at the price are thosé made' by
Harmony of Boston. the celebrates
Both are made from pure vegetaf-lo
oils and glyceriue, absolutely trans
::Paton it Co, have secured the ser-
vvs's & Sons, Montreal, the high
class St. Catherines’ street millinccy
and dry goods establishment. Miss
Beers' many friends in Charlottetown
and country will be pleased to wel-
come her back to her native province
_'___.___.;._._
1
° Guardian new- have-tho b_o_ne_
of its large and gdpidiy increas-
’ tion of 3,143 copies, _ _ ,
Morning" _Ciuardiaii advertisers °
‘ are _enjoying a v,s;;y decided in- °
* creme _in its. Charlottetown, tire *
°` Jul-ltion _since July ili1f-,.ln,ail-
‘ dition to- its already uiipreee- °
dented sworn circulation of 3,972 °
- copies throughout the Province. *
Business firms cover Prince °
Edward Island by using The
Morning Guardian -and The
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. :ng Charlottetown-` eirculalflon lp, °
° addition to its regular, _u_n_- °
° equalled sworn country cireula- °
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.......,.. . f . _ ~rn=__»--~====¢. _ -  drape--Nu-is --
Therefore we ssy to sll, get busy. - `  _A _  __ ` _ I  _ . _
- it pays to bny in this Province. " W-_"E¢`rdl°¥ Hvndmnn. Charlotte-
towp, was among the passengers re-
turning on the express last night.
-a few' days in Summthr_side.J.-> " -`_
Rev. A. D. McKenzie was'a passen-
ger- from Charlottetown to North
turned last evening after a trip, t0 the Wiltshire' yesterday atternoon.
Chnsdinll West as far as Banil.
Wm. McMillan, Aibery Plains, was
among the visitors to Charlottetown
yesterday. '
Rev. J. B. Leard, Martintown, Ont,
is visitihz his former home at North
Wiltshire. Rev. Mr. McLean was in
T- A- MOON. B150 MP8- HGHFY T. Charlottetown yesterday.
ing some days with Mrs. John Dor- Herman 1,1 Buck’ wi|ming¢_0,,_Ma“'_
SW. Charlottetown. has returned to his home after spend-
ing a very pleasant week in Char-
lottetown. 
for the big Athletic Championships
will be seen incompetition, ' ‘onine 215; Th, gl-entnnt athletes
-of the Provinces will he. there.
W- Wald- Sllmmcfiidei -who were Rev. Arthur Warren will conduct
amfmg the wfnvetitors st the Pre-. the service in tin christian oiiinei.
vincial Rifle Matchesleave on return Now Glasgow, on Sunday August 1§
for home this morning. They were at eleven a'_' m_ -
accompanied by their lvives and child- _:___
"°“° ' The great Athletic Championships
on Wednesday evening next wiii iw.
gl-n at six sharp. Brilliant clcctrle
Charlottetown at 8.30 a. m. for Pic- illumination will make thc grounds as
*O11 with Passengers. mail. express bright as possible.
and freight. and arrived at 12.10 p. --
m. She left again at 4.55 p.m.with
passengers, express, mail and freight lane of Bos-ton, lliass, are spending
and arrived at 8.20 p.m. She leaves their vacation at North River, the
today at 8.30 e.. m. for Picton, re- guest of their sister Mrs. John Mac-
turning at night. _ Kinnon.
Misses Barbara and Annie MacFar-
Jamcs C. Brodie, Cliarlottetown,
Graiad River. L01! 14, and the New leaves this morning for Moncton to
UOH On Ncrth Institute from I-one attend ii meeting oi ine ufotherhooii
Rive' “Hd Park C°rn°\' he” arranged or Raiirond Trainnioi wiiieii win be
for B Farmsr's Excursion to the Ex-_ nnld i;onighi;_
Dsrimentsl Farm on Saturday thc __% - _
gtk inet. This will be s. splendid J, J_ McK1,m0n_ Charlottetown'
lately grand secretary of the I0()
perintendent Clark is doing and to [eu is repo,-ted to be doing nicel`y°a£
he r f th bli b- - ‘
1.52. '.§‘."'.‘.¥..§’.... ‘2."`2...f..'JI.'?“ °”  "“° ““¥‘-‘“-‘ *“-“""°" “rd making
i<00<l Pl0Rress to recovery.
J. J. Walsh, Iloxbury, Mnss, nrpiv.
warship to be authorized the lar e - ~
and most formidable righting cfalt fllntlnnié/}‘,1;1rcl,?,tt$t?.;;Tt 1|; glfatgggels
ever laid down. A sharp fight is ex- this city He Wm be the guest E;
pected on this program, ghowever, M,-5_ J_ J_ T,-nmol. for about a
both on the ground of extravagance month,
npdththe contention  mm;y members ____ _
o e nava comm ee o th i. ..
house and the senate thili? suclihd th: dihliihbdilgodluthec Lflhdliogdll 
Zxléttgfigxinrsinrnwidell’ Bhd OXPGD- Charlottetown Grace Church Auxili-
ary and their mothers wus held yes.
terday afternoon on the grounds of
R. Everett Mutch Euston St Every
People’s Theatre Charlottetown, las ‘ ' ' ~ `
night were enterrtained with an “ii Lbgfaeigresent thoroughly enioyed them.
cellent program. The headliner, The
Baby Bride. Wa' P' Picture that all Yesterday the eastern express nr-
coiild enjoy, it being featured princi- rived at 8.15 a. rn.. on time* the
P8115' bY i1W0 little 011128. fl ‘baby and southern accommodation at 9.40 a,
ii girl. The other pictures were The rn-.gilvc minutes late; the Cape Trn-
i‘0l`scl`\'irig ` Cavalier and Unknown Verse accommodation at 10,00 5,, m_,
Nelkhbors, two comics, and the Bibii. five minutes late; tbe'Tignish accom-
cal film, David and Saul, an Eastern modation at 11.40 ii. ,m., on time;
scenic The illustrated songs and the eistem H¢C0mm0<lB-H011 Bi- 5.25
specialty were most entertaining, p. m., five minutets late; same as on
the previous day. and the Tlgnish ex-
/' A quiet but very pretty Wedding press at 11.00 p. m., one hour and
took place on Wednesday last at tell Jllilllltei- late.
Y _ _ , _ tho .Metropolitan Church, Toronto, -'“
 ._ - _ ' _ " when Miss Marion Wathen, daughter MF- L"“5°" “'h0 has Chllfge Of the
of Harry Wethen, the Weipknown competition referred to elsewhere in
_ ' y mail osieiai ei osreerest, N. ' pep- - ' t at
_ _ B., was united in marrisg¢_go new J_ a number of communications have al-
_ Wesley, Fox, B._ A. of Ayening, 0n;_ ready been received and several others
wh   ’ The bride was daintly ggwmyd in l18.V0 Blgn‘lfi8fl their lflt€fll5lOfl t0 C0"-
white marqiiisittee over pale g.reen-U`ib“l5e- It 15 110904 "Inf as lmllly 11!
Arnatite -. silk, and wo,-5 5 large whim, and possible of those interested will het
A _._ i green list, and the groom'B prese11|;_ a their thoughts t0gethor,_per them and
* pendant of peny1n‘,m¢1 an-,etn'yg1-,§_ She send them ln. The exercise will he
en;-fied a»_i,,‘,¢in¢i; ,,f'Li-1i_eg_.¢,f;'t\,,_.V,,1_ helpful both the contributor and to
105'- The ceremony was performed by “"3 l"`°"ll1°°~
Dr. Crews, edltori of the Method- ---_
ist Sunday-School public cates.res_ of R913 A- D- Stirling. Mrs. Stirling
Canada, assisted by Rev. Fi. T. Bart- M111 family, Bcotsburn, N. S., who
lett, General Secretary of* the S. S, have been visiting in Kensington,
Association. Mr. and Mrs. Fox left by were passengers to Charlottetown on
boat for Niagara Falls, aiid'intend return to Scotsburn. They were at
making an extended tour of Western the Queen Hotel last night.
Ontario, Kingston, The Thousand N. McLaren, Montague, arrived in
Isl" Bild V1\\'i.0\lB D010” _,011 the St. Charlottetown lust -nicht accompani-
L9<W"°“°¢- M115- F0! W0” formerly 8 ed by R. W. Stewart, Brudenei|_ They
teacher in the Kindergarten, Chsrlott- registered at the Queen Hotel andeyh.
°t0Wll- McLaren leaves for his home this
railwn, this er informs the Guardian h
niorziing. '
Rev. Fred M. Clay passed through
Charlottetown yesterday on his way
Q, Pf!l‘lllm°l`- Tllsre BI! YWO 813505. to Bridgetown where he will be the
Harmony Rose and Harmony Violet_’ 'ghost of- his cousin, Charles Clay, Mr
Clay,'in connection with his clfureh
ilwrk. which is lsr e has n fresh a
, _ ' K . l
parent and are pure, dainty, frog- work known as the "Minnie Cinyx
ran_t`and delightful. Harmony Rose, Fresh Air Camp for Glrls." This
regular size. 10°; large size, 15c. work was established in memory of
Hs.rmo;i\y Violet, extra large size, Minnie Olav who dicdthree dy; asm
iso. 're Moi-iinnon urn; oo. s-imti teens' ‘ge ,,‘ ,,,,,,,,,_~ LC, - _
i sf Z l13&;if‘msl`\`a`iili  ax
ry r1r_sc.»: _:fat b trend is
sveve hi demand when in the Pro-
viccs of Edith F. Beers late of Ogil- ;.-;,,,q,,_§0F_'h,{e v'alxa,tion__ Mrs. Clay is
 daugltter of th_e"iate Angus`Brién
lilihliuiid, is very active in church
 vu <4 .<1-“U .vv - ~...
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<»._ .
‘ ' -PV ii for the siexau sn;-ii. 'rn
efter many _ear perience i t » -- -- -~ __ _°
western metlopirllilgs includin: Vnzl 31952:. ‘£80 l’;i“f9» V0” to °°°Fl0‘"¥~.
couver. _ 3_uM3, EZL y u w ere you can get the
very best in standard non-secret,
, EVENING DAn_Y_ ,` home remedies that are of wonderful
, ___ , efficiency' in curing all forms of hu-
man llls.' There are over 300 of
' -- - - - ii ei
_ /iii advertisers'-in 'riie-srveiiigf 2 f,,°:§,,'f'f§°;f,,,,',°,';° ,,,»';:,'{l,,,,tl',;°,,
hel, no risks, no red taps, no mysti-
cism and you are sure of getting re-
lief from your 'ills without running
up enormous bills". The McKinnon
Great George and Kent Ste. 8-14Mtf.
IT-Yod can" obtain
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rv~..r___ omeiis. I ' cami-ii may iieiieiiig nesein I
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an
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~ - Yirtcr 1,. P._ie.‘_1._ and, with ii..r'_
Drug Co.. The Rsxall Store, corner.
::Buntain, Bell Q Oo. for best coal'.
lowest pl‘lC°l. L 1-Ziidtf.
‘ i
by using  _
SHIPPING REWS.
f___
. EnteredeCharlottetown, Aug. 15,
'Behr Organ, Bell, Chatham; S. S.En-
terprise, McLaren, Montague; Bchr
Saughe, McDonald, River John.
Cleared-Charlottetown, Aug. 15
B. ii. Enterprise, Meliaren, Montague;
8011 Eva May, Lowrle, Picton.
BUICIDED.
EDMUNSTON, N. B., Aug. 14-Ed-
ward Dumont was found hanging to-
night in a burn _belonging to his
brother-in-law at ‘ Grand Islc. ten
miles from hrrc. lie was fifty years
old.
AEROPLANE FLIGHTS
AT ST. JOHN.
___
For the first time in history, ex-
cept the tests made by Dr. Graham
Bell, at Baddcck, Cape Brcton, the
people of Eastern Canada will have
an opportunity of witnessing aero-
plane flights at the Greater St.
-John Exhibition, to be held from
August 31st to September 7_th. One
of Eiii:ope's most noted aviators,
Monsieur Emil;-'Metaelig has signed n
contract with the st. Join. Exhibi-
tion Association, to make two
flights daily in a monoplane of the
Morok model. Une flight will be mnde
at high noon as an altitude test, the
other at sunset, for dlstancc.` It is
claimed by birdmen that these hours
in the day are best suited for aerial
navigation. Ascents will be made
from the large open ares in front of
the grandstand and in full view of all
ivlio happem to be on the grounds,
or at the windows of the buildings
at the time. The price to be paid M-
Mctnch for his daring flights is a
larger one than the St. John people
have ever before paid for a "thrlller,’
but it is confidently expected the fea-
ture will amply repay the unusual
outlay. '
Contracts have also been signed by
the Exhibition Association with Sig-
nor Jovine’s famous Neapolitan Trou-
badours, a biiiid of' twenty talented
iniisiciaiiag dancers singers; Takeza-
wa’s renowned imperial Japanese
troupe of jugglcrs, acrobats and wiz-
ards; aud the laughable Ernst Trio
of German knocknbout comedians and
dancing acrobats; as well as a stu-
pendous fireworks rcpresentation of
"The Bomhardmentof 'I‘rlpoli;" and
several other features, all of which
iirc to be i`ncludcd in the general od-
mission.
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_The following registered st the Vic-
11.30 last night'and 11.30 the pre-
Mornlng Daily were between 12.30 p.
m. Tuesday and 1 p. ni., Monday:
A.- Brennan, Summerside; -
J. McAdam, West St. Peters.
C. Clark, Mt, Stewart.
B. Enman, Torrington, Conn.
D. Frier, Sussex.
S. Curric,_St. John.
Banner, Wntcrloo.
A. Lacy, Toronto.
S. \Vurnc, Toronto.
' SOM FACTSTM °
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.“'F'??‘.=‘.“‘?‘5'*Si
* In 1891 The Morning Daily °
_ Guardian was established, and °
is still issued each morning with °
the latest local and foreign news, °
_ including the Canadian _ Press °
and n special telcgraphic service. °
In 1887 The Weekly Guardian °
was established, but its issue '
proved too infrequent for read- °
ers as the Province advanced, °
and from time to time was °
changed, first to a Semi-Weekly, °
then to e. Trl-Weekly, and later °
to a Rural Daily, so that for °
years The Guardian has issued °
two dailies, as st present-one °
in the morning as e. Morning °
Daily, and the other in the af- °
ternoon`~as a Rural Daily. As °
the name_,of.the latter was nev- °
er sufficiently clear as to what °
it implied and always required °
much explanation, it was in May °
last changed to Evening Daily, °
and pontiiiued as an afternoon °
° paper. *
° For some time past the man- *
° agement has felt that Prince '
Edward Island is iuiltly entitled °
to a twenty-four hour telegraph- °
ic news service, as enjoyed by '
the other Provinces of Canada., °
rather than the night wire ser- '
vice only, ss up to June 30th °
last supplied by The Morning '
Guardian and afterwards print- °
ed in The Evening Guardian.
Accordingly s representative vis-
ited `St. John and ar-
ranged for a Canadian Press
day service, which is appreciat-
ed by the general public.
It is thus to The Guard-
ian thst the people of Prince '
. Edward Island are indebted, °
° first for A night Canadian Press '
l service and new for the _day Can- °
° sdlsn Press and Special Tele- °
' grsphic_ news- published sines °
July drst and thus enjoyed by °
its readers. °
The friends of both The Mora- '
ing _ Guardian and The °
Evening Guardian are quite ex- °
preseive of their appreciation °
that their favorite paper con-
tains the latest dey and night.
as well ss night and day Osh-
sdiaii Press and Special Tele- °
graphic and local news, and °
thus s complete twenty-four °
hour service. Advertisers are °
sooeosososoooso-QQQQU1-wo
osoooss
soooeo
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J. E. Wright. Summersiilc.
I-I. Acorn, Souris,
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W. A. Johnston, Peters Road.
don Johnston, Peters Iload.
Wendell Graham, Gaspereaux_
Miss Gurmison, Providence, R. I.
Mrs. R, H. Humphrey, Halifax.
A. W. Watson, Kingston. - MCDOHBIG. M0nCt0D1
The following registered nt the
Qupen Hotel, Charlottetown, betwccii W. W. Reid, Galt, Ont; -
11.30 last night and 11.30 the pre- Harry H. Cantwell. Toronto;
vious night. Those in Tuesiiayka Mrs. H. Nelson, Hampton;
Morning Daily were between 1 p_in. Mrs. H. Nelson and child. Provi-
Monday and 11.45 p. in. Hatiirilny: dence;
J-,_W. Douglas, Caledonia, N. rl. M. Kelilwdyi Brhdllilianei
lil. A. Ma.son.`Nontrcal. Archie A. Mclnzod, Moncton;
Fred and iMrs. Perkins, Charlotte- C. C. l-Iuml>h¢l‘Y. Moncton;
town. R. L. Haines, St. Thomas;
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Ceo. Myers, Hampton;
H. W. Taylor, Sydney. M. M. i-lperrow, Montreal;
Angus Riiukin, i-ltellarton. D. C. Sigsworth, Detroit;
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Miss Curran, Montreal.
Wilihipil' N. McL's.rcn, Montague.
R. W. Stewart, Bridal-lell.
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J. B. Meiiood, Martiiitown, Ont.
A.D. Miickenaie, Moose Creek, Oni..
New Tlios. C. Savage, Montreal. __
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John H. Myers, Hampsen.
Lewis _L_ Jenkins. North Wlltnhirs.
Frank O. Brien, Amherst, N. B.
W. Douglas, Traverse.
H. C. Nelson, Providence, R. I.
G. Nelson, Hampton.
_ B. Carroll, Halifax, N. S.
_ C. Carroll, Halifax, N. S.
ld. Mellish, Halifax, N. S.
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P. Cherry, Toronto. Ont;
Cherry, Toronto, Ont;
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Annual Field And
Track Championship
OF THE
Mirifime Provinces Amaleur Afhleilc Association
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Charlottetown
On Wednesday August Zlsf, l9l2
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Starting at 6 p. ni. _
PROGRAMME Ol" EVENTS
Ico Yard Dash
22o Yards Dash
440 Yards Dash
880 Yards Run
flue Mile Run
Five Mile Run
High jump
Broad jump
Pole Vault
16-lb Shot
io-lb Hammer
Quarter Mile Bicycle
half Mile Bicycle
One Mile Bicycle
Three Mile Bicycle
izo Yards Hurdle
220 Yards Boys
Events open fo all duly registered Maritime athletes.
An entrance fee of 50 cents per man will be charged for
cacli etfcnt.
No entry will be accepted unless accompanied by the fee.
Entries close with the Secretary of Charlottetown on
Friday evening August 16th, iqig'
A Gold Medal will be givcnto the winner in esch event.
A Silver Medal to th-_ second ands Bronze Medal to the third'
Admission 25 cents Grand Stand 25 cents.
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