hi». ' Don't en “the man who is enjoy Spirits and Vitality. He isn't unduly luck merely wise. ards his health, and keeps imseli fit, l just as you might, by takin gentle,"

. BEYS

“Tun MORNING yHEALTH SALT”

ing 00d Health, Good y~he’s

He simp y safe.

myery morning, mg tomc— ’

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" IllE stunt‘ GUARDIAN

50's TAXI d8)’ and night ser- vice. ‘Phone 687 or 209-1,

RIVERSIDE PARK RACES-tor B. good dayh gpoi-L n15“; Go-g I391. CAR OF COAL unloading at Col- "llle Wednrsday. -ciicster na- wnrds. 640-7-13-3i EARLY HAYING.- Mr. s. E. Macleod Ulgg uni-fed ymking My Jill)’ 13th, this in the earliest re- Dorted Iihis year,

omtonsues s13: c I A L i-s -r HERE-Dr. 115B. Acken, ODIIIOpQd. l6 ‘Sbeciniist of iiiuliiux is register- ed at the Victoria Iiolel. fie l3 here to conduct u clinic for crip? bled children for the Red Cross So. ciety.

HAMPTON-There will be llnit- ed Church services on Sunday next July isui at BOIISIILIW 11 ti. iii. De- Sabie 3 p. m. Victoria 7.30 p. m.

I‘Ml0NITOR" GASOLINE will give You increased mileage and smooth- "eflfl. and an entirely new freedom

RODD'S TAXI SERVICE Ein~ pire Hotel, 225 Queen, Phone Mil-J.

LONG CREEK Clyde River and Kingston. Preaching services on next land's day an follows: Long Creek at Ll, Clyde River at 3 and Kingston at 7.30. Everybody wel- come. "

SUPREME COURT. - Before (‘hief Justice Mutiiicson in t-lie Su- preme Court yesterday the civil, jury case of William i). McKenzie and nno. executors, vs. J. C. Mr- Donaiti, an action on ‘a promissory notc. Verdict was rendered for tho defendant.

CONSERVATIVE Wards Four, Five and Royalty please arrange to be present at meeting Friday evening, Offer Building. Queen Street, to appoint delegates to attend Convention.

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VOTERS oi‘

VERNON CIRCUIT — Rev J. A. ‘Aiatdlonnell will occupy the pulpit of thr Vermin River Churches on Sunday July 18th preaching at Vernon ut 2.30 P.M. (therry Valley

FR Eu e ‘la ovE a RNME % N

The Investment of the Age

A Gilt-ed ged Gov- ernment Security that oflers an Op- portunity of earn- ing a Profit of 6 1 4%

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Interscholastic , Baseball Friday Afternoon

0n acouut ‘of several of the: school-team players attending ibci lvflrlous military training camps inl the city the W. is’. S, vs. t). S. SJ series has been postponed. l 'l‘lic first game will be on Fridayl afternoon at the A. A. A. gi-onntisq starting at 2.30 o‘t.~lock. I All players are asked to b9 hi1 Iliiud no later than 2.15. ' The batteries will for W. K. 8., (farlioncll aiiil Vvarii, and ior ,Q- S. S., McFarland and iloriiby. .

lProvihcial Baseball League Tonig-ht

At Suniiiii-rsidi: this taveniiii; iii Elli tfclock the steconil game in the {Provincial Baseball League be- tivt-cll the CliarliiItt-ltnvii

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iiilzltze and promises to lw ii i-tiil lint isct to from start to iiiiiph.

'I‘hc Suniiiicrsitio team are '.§II'(£III.1I.II(¢IIIIIg up and intend tn glu- Ihc players from the east. a IIllTlI

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FRINGE Today ‘at 3.15, 7 & 9:45 M atinee-26c, 16c.

5D W4 RD Night-37c, 26¢, 16c.

QEQINAI-gi)

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IN BRYON MORGAWS SCiN HLLATING

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Aliliicsi _ ‘and the Suinniersidt- tcaui will Iakel

A Rubber - Tired Riot of Roliick-

from carbon trouble and fouled "l 7 ‘l’- ‘lll- Sllllllily Slihlml fit ill" on the Principal tzamc, and to come out in the IMIE’

E. R. BROW

in RICHMOND STREET

Itirt, Life_ Accident, Sickness and Plate (ilass- Insurance at

CHARLOTTETOWN

Lowest Rate

Agent at Summerside, Lloyd Lewis Good Strong Stool. Companies.

~ v00

usual iiouns. The Sacrament oi‘ the LOHVH Sllltilel‘. will he admin- istered in botii Churches,

"Pa-Pk Dllliéfl. 637-7-I3-3i.

KINGSTONPJEVEIIIZGIIHI J. W. Ilayter will preach on "Christian. Ixnion" at Kingston Sunday eve“. ATTENTION CONSERVATIVES. lng, July 18th. Everybody is iiiviwdiwA Meeting of nil Liberal Conser- to Iiciii- this subject discussmy Sulrvntlvie Voters of Wards One, Two

' land ‘three, will be hold in the Offer Building, Queen Street, on Thurs- day evening, July 15th at 8 o'clock, for the purpose of appointing dele- —-Noxt Suntliiy there Wm he N10,“. gates to attend the Annual Meet- ing praygp with Sermon in Swing and Convention, which takes Joiiii‘s ‘Church at 111m m m_ amypiuce on July d2ud. A Meeting of evening prayer and sermon In st, the Voters of Wards _Four, Five and Ellzabetlrg h; 7_3|i_ The preaciwplioyalty will be held for the same ut both services will ho My, 1\_ (_;_ purpose on Friday evenlngsl-he 16th Grniit-Ci-ortoii of Ghm-gutovnh inst at il (rt-lock. All voters please

(Patriot please copy)

CRAPAUD AND SPRINGFIELD‘

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arrange to be pres-cut. 670-7-1-1-21.

o 4 - o Lester Douglas 39 Queen Street harloftetown, P. E. l, ‘Cream Separators -

E SHARPLEB SUCTION FEED

klml clean at any speed. ‘arms to suit customers.’

Extra parfl on hand. It: or Phomi 798 or 989

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I ard Coal oft Coal esco Coke‘

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“l” Pleasure In providing lth the kind of coal you want d"! quantity that your needs n .

Wlll be pleased to talk over coal requirements any time, r coal is all of standard qual- d will guarantee prompt ggr- and “we” Prices. ....Special 0n car load ion,

n. GILLIS m

Phone 17.3 _

FREEi

iSept. 143; Corn~July Doc. 81%. ()uts—-July Ilec, 431%,. Wheat-July, 159%; Oct. Dec, 138%; .

Pa; lilo

Ilraziliau ILIG. Steei 1st. Pfd. .

Bonk Royal Bank Nova Scntia

Whent- —Juiy, 1431/4; ‘Sept. 143%,; Dec. 145.

74%

Co...

38%;.

Stock Quotations

liAILl-IPAX. July 14.—Quotutions furnished by Johnston and win-u, Mianibers of the Montreal Stock Ex- Cllllllgtl! l At. ’l‘op. and Santa Fe Ry. American (Jun. Co. . . . . . . . . . Am, Car and Fdy. Co, . Aiu. Locomotive Co.‘ Am. Suit-it. and Being. Co. Am, Ilosi-li Mug. Co. . . . . . .. Union ilag and Paper Co. AnucQntln Cop, Mlii. Co. (lallutliztii Pacific. (in NY. Con. and iiud. Riv. Rilt. (Yonsoliilztteil (ias Co. .. Mis. linii. and Tex. lIy. . Southern I‘niou Pacific ‘Ry. Westinghouse Electric United States Steal .. liell 'I‘elt-.piione tianntliiin -Steaiitship Com. Canadian Steamship Pfd.

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Montreal Power . .. National Breweries Spanish River .. .. . .. Steel Co. ‘Can. Com. . Winnipeg Electric Asbestos (loin. New Asbestos tPid. New

Int. ‘PBIFDIIJIIIII . . . . . . .. Stundnril New Jersey . Standard No

250 295

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Waterfront ‘ Directory

JULY 14th, 1926

Paoll’: Wharf

-A. C. Newliali, schooner, Captain

iSundley, unloading lumber.

DR. SCHOLUS “ 3 -

Carvcll’: Wharf

Marple Leaf, tern schooner.

THREE NECESSITIES

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all’; III": offering‘ free- thic- Wlh each uie of shone Primes of Dr. 8ch0ll’l l? FNQCQSIIIIBI _ Fan: I v "M Balm and Foot Wtier,

°'~'-°W msrnu CAREFULLy

"w mu

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OQL ‘m; a A-‘N A any! .

Mm“ OOMEORTABI.

h w“ 0n um 001M feet ” Ii each packet.

- .-. $15: BUYING ei-ioee E AND ASK FOR A

ACKAG I 0mm‘. E’ l7 You value Foot . , i.-

ALLEYnfiiE-I"

F ruorwi/in

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P Charlottetown, P E ,| _'_:- i, ‘I. . . _ , carry In stock‘: largo‘ "W" o! Dr. Beholl’: ,'""'"~~~- win s. gm- 5,2213?" "were advice re "- balm Ihlho Mo! ‘vii-c. i‘ ).,,,__,,,',

‘LLEY s co.

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first fox

Lyon's Wharf

M.

FHONI

my queen

I 0004 OOOOQQOT

for

Speed, schooner, unloading coal". Buntaln It Bell’: Wharf

. Edward S. -Fint, schooner, Capt. Ferguson, in iinilast.

Bessie Doucette, sailed the Mngdaleneii.

Dougnn, ‘ Captain Sydney and

Iillnnrtlilillilmeilt for Dandruff.

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Fox Ranchers

., ._ By upeelal ' [TI wlfh Dr. Allen we are to be the heldquarter- for all of lhll famous fox wmndlec.

Dr Allen who started the ro-ulrch In the world M: handed to ue for dlltrlbfllon all of his Inven-

~ Ih formulas. Now In the time to use Eromqlne for nr-mltc. item- igohi powder: for uflthrlfly (oxen also M: famous fit euro-

Iliirold L. Worthy

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‘arrangement

211 CTR IE1‘

. 138% 56% . 100V;

I 13ml gfilyclluildiiig, Queen Street. Every Con- teal 66% 132% lOiil/fi . 213%; . IUKl/g

7049i’; . 143%

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32% 43% 35%

79%; 40%; 140%;

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EVERY CONSERVATIVE VOTERl of Wards One, Two nnd 'l‘i1reo,l BRADALBANE- F/REDERICTON will plggge amend the meuung NEW GLASGOW — Services Sun- eiiiiei] f0,- Thuruduy eveumg mltlfly 18th in the Christian Church Qflgr Building’ Queen Street, mrlat Bradalbano. at 11.l’.-M. ip the me pm-pdse of appohmng demgutesiliali at. Fredericton at 3 oclock u, Convention and In the Christian Church at. ' '|’Ncw (llai-igmv ill the evening M7110.

UBER , 1'I‘I1e evening service at New (Has- Annual Qteflngcgllflfgzxfilvzlxfif gow will be [I18 beginning of n. lJuly 22nd Meet," s to “dist-ides of Evangelistic Services Lluleguteu 'Thumda and Frlflllpo _lwliicli will be held ouch evening at emngs Um _ d 31's“. . “y is tfclock, except Sunday. A cordial

’ " ‘m mills‘ 0 (‘r invitation IbI-CXIJBIIIIHII to all to nt- tond these services. Tho meeting will bc coniluctetl by the "Pui-itor 0" at Litrge."

servittive Voter is wanted at those meetings. iAttentL, | __._

‘ IIOCHELAGA ROUTES -— Th8. COMMEFKHAL MENvS DAY ___ h‘ s" “ochelugu wlll ‘nuke reglllflrl(‘omuiercial men in all parts of the ‘lllllly “Ill” l" fufllre- Sllmlal’ lllflliuritimt: Provinces urn ivorkiirg Iirllfiliti, lII-i-LWBBII.LIItIFIOILQIUWII atitlllliartl to Iiiflko than. [Md (my m 1mm,“ “nlrmg "l (‘llarlulletuwll “t Amherst on Austin-t ti. a genuine

Pl“ yleav “g m‘ ‘Mum “l ‘l 9- “Llsut-ctss. The prize committee has Almllbelnellt” ha” We" “lime lmhalreaily met with a generous re- “lrollgh. nflnsporllllm“ "m" “lllsponse from the IlIillIlIItIPIIlIT-Pfs" points Ill Prince Edward island to lnhbnrs “m; 1,0,9]; Mmnhvrfl m- all poiuts,ln Nova Scvllll- All b"? the executive, IIIUIIIdllIg Don. Mat:- gllg” mum"; Wm be checked ‘m Auiay. tlraiiani Patterson, ‘Saint Aickets utioortling txli tiestinatlon. John; CBC“ Hipks, -B_ Smmg Mum?

glallfiemzlllghave a s‘? We" "ladle ton; M. IP. Titus. Charlottetown; w l “i ' 'R' exllles“ “ml- al Fred Arum-it, Suinnicrside; (loo-

and an Interest-In- come ranging from 7% to 43%.

Payment o] Principal and Iriterest Unconditional!

Quaran teed by the French‘ Government and Backed by the Entire Resource: of France and her Forty

Mi‘ liion People. 9

THEdNVESTM ENT HOUSE OF

C. M. CORDASCO & COMPANY

SPECIALIZING EXCLUSIVELY IN FOREIGN GOVERNMENT AND MUNICIPAL BONDS

-;AARCIL TRUST BUILDING 292 ST. JAM§ STREET

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cnil of the score, that they will go

lull in all there should be good baseball turned out.

AMERICAN LEAGUE

R. II. l-l. 5 III o ‘New York 4 8 ‘IIUIIEOIILLII.

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1S1, Louis .I'hilzidt-lpliia l Vantliliicr and Iiargrnvv; lborg and (Joclirnne, Perkins. ILILE. 6 l3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 1 4 2i

MONTREAL

Granid-(Jrange Z331? bration at Crapaud

pautl last Monday was a Inigo silt:- cess from every point of view.

-ln spite oi‘ tho tlirciittiiiiiig weath- or oi‘ tho inornliiig. IIIPPI! was a crowd that taoinpli-ti-ly luxod tho. efforts oi‘ tlit- i ors; but il \\‘1IH a crowd llial. was tirderly, lilllllill‘i'ly and congenial in every way.

‘The para-lie from IIII‘ Victoria dock, lit-iidtrtl by tin- hratss lIiIIIII. Ibo ninsl lllllltlslilltg‘ that has iii-on sevn III the I'I‘IH'IIII'I* ‘or some tionslileitalile tinio. and sisii-i" lodges were very well i-epri-seiiicil, though

BXDPess to and from P. E. I and ., - . . . _ Nova Stiotizi, will be routed vialmilohgglgiéydzgallzlgfili shortest route via Plctou and Chur-lTrlllln‘ F, A‘ mxoz‘ 1 Fr. [fl lfll-l-BIOIVII- 'l'llls Iii course will hel ‘ " ' ' m“ dull a great benefit for the people of

Prince Edward Island. J. D. Abrams. auil Jurk Loarmont.

676_7_14_,“ arc doing their utmost t0 cientc n‘ now lhelng selected composed en-i tlrely m’ travellers, while other» necessary arrangements for tho ilu-y one well umler way. Ainlivrsl' News.

IMPRESSED WITH MARITIM- ES.-—lMr. and Mrs. J. R. Milling, of Jiaiford, Sask., are visiting in Moncton, guests oi‘ the latier‘s sis- ter, Mrs. (I)r.) .L. S. Doyle, Archi- bald Street. Mr. and Mrs. Milling tittendod the iiduchariiitic Congress in Chicago lust month and then came east to visit the Maritimes. They will leave soon for Summer- side, P. E. i., to visit Mrs. Milling's former home where she ‘viii spend u few weeks, .hut Mr. Milling will return to the West after a short visit there. This is Mr. Mining's first visit tq the Maritime Provinc- es and he is greatly pleased with what he has seen while In these parts, being particularly impressed with the picturesque scenery of the country-Mouton Times.

BONSHAW AND VICINITY. - Among the passengers 011 the Bon- shnw bout on Tuesday last were Mrs. S. Benton, Mrs. Neil FBTKIP, son, Miss Marjorie Martin, Misnl Maurie WIIi-IOII, Miss Verna Newson, Miss (‘atherine McNevin, Daniel McNeil], William Tanton, Louis Livingston, Angus Buchanan. Pat- rick McMurrer, Steward McNevin, T. L. iBeaton. -Mr. Frank McLean, Meadow Bank, accompanied by his. mother, paid a flying visit to Hon-l shaw and vicinity on Thursday lasts —Mr. Gifford Baln and family. of Cornwall, spent Thursday in Bon- shaw, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Neil Ferguson. —Miss Verna New- son, Charlottetown, is spending u short vacation with Mr. and Mrs. '1‘. L. Beaten. -Mr. Frank J. Mc- Lean, Meadow ‘Bank, was in the city on business on Tuesday last.- Miss Maurie Wilson has returned to, Bnnshaw after spending a week in‘ Hunter River and Mt. Herbert. -l Mr. John J. McLeod was In the city on business on Thursday inst. -- Mlss fsaliel iSmIth, Appln Road, is spending the weak end In iHonsha w. -Mr. Howard McNeil, Loni: Creok,l ivas a visitor to Bonshaw on Thurs-l day last.

APPIN ROAD AND VICINITY.- The people of Appin Road are very grateful to Miss Edna Frizzell, teacher, for the donation of a beau- titul signbosrd for the schooL-The many friends of Mrs. WiilianiCud- i dre regret to hear of her illness; but hope for a complete and speedy recovery. —Messrs. John P. Mc- Pliail, Jas. Smith and John Gordon left Monday for Charlottetown. where hay will be engaged for some time at repair work on Bruce Stew- art's wharfr-The stork visited Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cudmora recently and left n bouncing boy. (Congrat- u-iatlous.) —Mrs. Burgoyne, South Melville, has returned from spend- IlIg i1 few days nu Appln Road, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Mattie- son. —As in iniauy other places the spirit of IPHIHIIYIGPIIIIIIBIII] has not altogether died away; on Tuesday, Rev. Mr. Stuvort, assisted by Mr. Danny, delivered an inspiring ad- dress which was received very ‘entitusinsticuiiy by the people. An lnter-deinominntional Sabbath School was organized with the following o cera elected: Supt, Mrs. t). Mc- P all; Asst. Supt“ Mns. Judson Mi:- Iliuchern; Bible Clans Teache, Mr. Josiah Carney; Secs-Tress" Mr. Eil- gar iFarrar; Timbers for Children's Classes. Mrs. Edgar Furrar and Mrs. t). M-tsPitnil. -

OYSTER BED BRIDGE AND VlC'lNlTY.-—The Misses Ruth and Dixon Mntheson, teachers, are spending their holidays with Iliclr parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Muthn- son. —A number of the young pen- ple of this vicinity gathered on Mrs. liing’s shore n few nights ago IIIIII had a most. enjoymhle clam buke._The night was idenl. and n lnrgo hon-fire was made, which rc-I liocted on the young people as they played games on the sand. A spe- cInI feature of the eventing was some beautiful violin music rendciu! ed by Mrs. William Parkman, of| Ivosforn Canada, accompanied by Mr. Parkman on the tikeleio. A| few violin selections were also rendered by Mr. Hurst. which were, much enjoyed hy all. The night, passing all ton quickly, en-ch one wendlng their wny hnmcwnrd, lion- ing there would be many more such evenings spent on the BIIOTG.-—MI."III liahheson, of Charlottetown is via- Iting In Oyster Bod tlridire, tiic mural of Miss Clara Mntheson. ~- The many friends of Miss Elflle Brown regret to learn of her de- parture from their midst. Miss ‘Brown will he greatly‘ missed, not only In the schoofwhere she vViui healing of the pine woods: to the iiii afllcient teacher. but In the Wo-l irritated surface It sends It"!!! menfs Institute, where her help‘ medicinal extracts tint hotel LIP was-very much appreciated. ‘Every’ cold, and relieve eonlflliioll- TVQgIiMI wish goes with Miss Brown

Bronchitis Subdued, Throat Strengthened

New Method Workl Wonder! Without Una of M_odlclne

The name oi‘ this wonderful treatment is OATARRHOZONP}. Yon just breathe its vapor. You Inhale its healing balsnms. To the tore passages In the nose and Jiroat catarrhozone sends the

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months’ treatment, $1.00. ’ In her new work at Ottawa.

fc ' indeed wort». SPPII .i'i\>in cillicr

lottuioivii or SIIIIIIIIPFSIIIII. Arriving at Illl! grounds, the

(mind Lodge (il'l'i<'ci‘.~'. nst-ientlt-tl the.

'llll‘l'cllfilll OI‘ ‘llflllIil-X- ttifilllllel‘ \t\'lllilplatfoi'iii, when Ilcv. lflulllitll‘ iiituil, Baum‘

hlzisloi‘ of Prince Arthur visiting

Past

Lodge, wclctiiiii-fi tho

‘IIIIITIIBF day. 'I‘wn baseball tennis IITG-Ltiilgigg hihi i-i-iiiiiilg, iiiiil IIIIFOIIIIIIEIIi

tho speakers of the day, Right \\'or- shipiul Iirolhcr Airkciiziti, the (Ii-Jud Alas-lei; and ltiglit Worship- ful Brother Springs, tho lk-puty tiranil Master, illso delivered short but inspiring addrt s

A splendid iiroi: IIII of SPIN“ was cai-ricil out during the utter- noon unilcr the liatdorsliip of Mr. Ii. ii. Simpson oi‘ Suiniiiorsidti. WIIIII‘ the G. W. V. A. hand was very generous in its supply of good music d-urlng the entire day

’I‘lie Sisters of Princess lii-irry LOIIKP, who were in charge of the Dining Saloon, are to be congratu- 1iiio.i_ hiiii no iiinount of praise can be ton great for their delightful cuisine and expeditious service.

Altogether l-t was -a highly sat- isfactory Orange Natal Day Cele- bration nlltl one of which the breth- ren of Prince Arthur, and Sisters oi‘ Princess Mary Lodges may well ‘be very proud.

'i‘iie proceeds for the dtiyomount- ed to about $2000.00 which will leari- a tidy little sum for the local lodge-i.

-———<0->i—- PERSONALS

.\lr. and Mrs. Li. J. Langton oi‘ Fur llocktuvtiy. Now York, are siieiiding a vacation with Mrs. W. Ii. Y. Dunbar, of Keppoch.

Mrs. C. D. McLean, Clyde River and Airs. Dingweil Jenkins and lLi-liia Martin, Vernon, are In the City attending Chautauqua.

Miss Ruby and Mr. Relgh .\ic- Lean are spending their holidays at their’ grandparents Mr. and MPH- C. Ii. McLean, Clydo River.

O O0 §4§O~§§ O0 OO~O§+OO4+§O£~O PHONE I072

I)r. W. R. Carson

(‘VIIIIIOPKAPTOR Three Your Palmer Iirmluufe UlfIi-o III Prince Hfrnl (Opposite Ill. Paul's (‘liuri-Ii) llourn 2—fi l’. . Evenings by Aggiolntment OO-OO-Q-O-O-OO-O-OO-‘QCOOO-O-O-OO-OQ

Summer Shoes

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A oubollfpf

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The Urangta (folchralioii Ill Cra- R

i-ui- stall‘ oi xvork-l

WUGGET”

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11.11.16. [Chicago 3 ll l l\\'usli||ii:loii .. .. . l3 2t) .‘ Thomas, Stoongrafo and Sc itirubowski; ltouther,‘Viarbcrryi until

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uel. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Jterscy (lily IIL Ifticlicstcr, posi- poiietl. ruin.

III-ailing at Syracuse, |l()£II.[II)III‘.II,_ ‘rain. ‘ lNoivark llliiifliln

l I lizill iniuri- Tortinlo l NAIIONAL LEAGUE 1 ll. ii. l‘). ‘lpllllililPlltlllli. 7 I-I l! Cincinnati l" l3 l l iii-iiiii-y». ~ "ii-h. Pit-I'M! laud Wilson; lionoiiiic, lint-us and 'IIiII‘i.'.’I‘IIVtf, I'Il‘IlIII'lI. l ILII. . 1 '7

E. . . . . . . . . . .. 1i l(‘IIIt‘iIi.',tI . . . . . . .. .. 2 Ii I l IIIIIIUIVIUII and 'l‘uylor; iUslsirni- ‘and (Itinzzilt-s,

i New itork at. iPiitsliurir, ipnnoil rain.

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NIIZIIPIIIV. ifnrnos, IIIIPIIIIII‘ and llii-bt-i-ry; Siicrtlcii and t)‘i<‘iiri'oll.

ELUSIVE FISH CAUSES DOC TORS SOME CONCERN “Now you ace It. anti nllW Will

ilont."

'l‘I1i-. perplexitles of the old “shell game" had nothing on tlit- trick which nature played tfu o lcouple of prominent local iloctnrs 0n u YPCCfIt fishing trip to I’. E. I- iTIICy were part of a party oi‘ six. ‘land wore considered to ‘be the nov- ices 0t the company in the art 0i angling,

The party separating intn two groups the first day out. the two niedicos happened to the together in ‘the some boat togothei‘ with I] third fisherman, whose prowcsfi with the rOil was considcrctl to III‘ ion about a par with tlu-ir own. Consequently there was much lllmll‘ natured banter from the other trio. rated as experts.

However, the tyros llillili‘ a grunt Ilillll, while their inorc profi- clent friends were having little luck. A creel, made front u canvas bag, lield open by hoopla, hung over the side of tho the trio literally poured tht- fruits of their sport, so that the i-rali took on i1 dangorous list. At thv cud of time ‘session the two IiilI'Il|-- mot at tlu» landing. niid tln- proud tlot-itirs Iiniuodiitti-lv proct-ctlcii to tiisplay lite-Ii‘ but: In their loss for» tunato iioiiipanions.