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HERE'S something new and delicious. Heat Rice Kris- pies in the oven, butter and salt and serve them like pop corn! What a treatl

Rice Krispies are the cereal that’s so crisp it crackles in cream or milk. Great for breakfast, lunch or supper. Toasted rice! At grocers. Made by Kellogg in London, Ontario.

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l Horse Racing Program

= For Provincial Ex. hibition to C o v e r Five-Day Period.

l HALIFAX. May 26—Five days oi

tracing (or stakes totalling 68,000 is

l the programme called for in the re-

port of the Speed Committee of the Nova. Scotia. Provincial Exhibition submitted to the Commission tor up. proval at its session yesterday ai- tel-noon.

Purses of $500 will be offered the winners in each of fourteen classes. The purse for the feature event oi the Expo. card to be run on the fin- al day-the tree-ior-all trot and pace -\\vlll be $1.000.

The programme follows:

Monday. August 25.

[L25 Trot (Maritime Bred) ...$ 500 2.26 Pace . 500 2.13 Pace . 500

Tuesday. August :8. I! Ycar Old Pace and under, stake ... 500

2.19 Pace ... .'.. ... 500

2.17 Trot 500 Wednesday. August 27.

2 Year Old Trot and Pace

t stake 500 2.24 Trot ... ... ... ... 50'.

'11! Pace, Junior Frco For

All 500 Thursday, August 28.

,3 Ycar Old and under ‘Trot,

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v Free For All Trot ... ... 500 2.17 Pace ... ... ... 500 2.21 Wot. stake ... ... 500 2.17 Pace 500

All Trot and Pace 100i]

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HIEHSBURES N RIFLE RANGE

In the practice Saturday, ior the Intcr-hiaritllne team and the final shoot for the LL-Col. D. A. McKin- non, D.S.O. Spoons thirty two rifle- lnen took part and exceptionally high scores were made. 100, leading tile iicld for the day.

Such enthusiasm, such wonderful

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"rssatsss" Brand Fox itching

Foxes are valuable, and in or- der to insurc their proper pro- tection you should have the best therefore you should have “PEERLESS," the best English Fox Netting on the market.

Heavily galvanized before and after being woven. it will not rust. if any roll does not open up to your satisfaction, RETURN THE ROLL, we will gladly replace it or refund your money-

We also carry a complete line of Fox Pans, Staples. 530i"! “lire, Nails, Hinges. FOX

Tongs, etc. ~- --....~

The Rogers Hardware

Company Limited

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C. M. Lampson f’! C0». LIMITID.

M Queen Street mason, a, c. 4. llnsllud Public Auction Sale! or

RAW FUR! ghlppln; nag. will he lnrnlsil- ¢¢ without chills b: nnnlrhl u» n. '1'. Holman. 4-H- Bum- merside. P. E. l.

“presented b)

Alfred Fraser, Inc. ti! l-‘iilll Avenue New York, N. I.

shooting promises well for a strong lnter-Maritilne team to represent the Islalld here on June 12, i930. Shooting conditions were fair-in the morning a hazy light was bother- some and in the afternoon a puffy wind sprang up. Tho scores below show how well the marksmcn kept their eyes on all changes oi light end wind. Elnc Coles . . . . . .. P. Hooper G. McLennan . .. J. C. Steunrt . . . A. Gormley J. E. Andrew . J. S. Moore J. W. Judson . A. W. Allan .. L. Hancock Jas. Coles A. L. McDonald . . . . . . .. . 'A.Arsena\llt . . . . . . . J. E. Sterns W. A. Smith . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . J. Morrison W. Weeks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. D. Jenkins .McCabe .McCabe .l... Coles .. \V.Leard . . . . . . Jenkins G. Love - Splllett . R. Allen .Hucstis . Kennedy J. H. Judson ..................

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MOTOR Filli- A new motor

_ fuel with drive -— p e p — a n d punch a-plenty!

L. McFarlanc G. A. Coles .. H. J. Phillips . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

62 55 Local marksman were pleased to sce the shots from Sunlmerslde on hand and hope to sec them for every competition.

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The local baseball season oi 1930 was inaugurated yesterday afternoon at the 0AA. Grounds with a game between Saint Dunstans University nine and Prince oi Wales College.‘ The game was won by the red and white aggregation by a score oi 6 to 3. The game. not having been adver- tised, cut down the local attendance somewhat. However, both colleges were well leprcsented and plenty oi rooting was heard irom both sections o! the stands.

The set-to, taken as a whole, was a very good exhibition oi early base- ball. Thc Bsint batters had an edge on the P. W. C. throughout and with

In the seventh inlrng the University clan had a 3 to nil margin, but. s rally by P. W. C. in their hsli oi this irsrne put them oiicven terms. Saints iinslly clinched the verdict

well scattered and timely hits. suc- Reading .cccded in going into an early lead.

feet ﬁlm di‘ pro- , tcction between all working parts of the engine!

run and adding ninth.

The iollowlng were the teams»-

S. D. U.—P. Doyle, L. Doyle, Jas McDonald". Loyola Duffy, l“. McMil- lan, A. Doucette, J. HcLcllan, O. Murphy, J. Hughes.

P. W. G-Dodds, Bennett, Saunders, McDonald, Rogers, Ayers, lulllter, Howatt, Owen.

Umplrcs—At the plate, Blanchard: On the bases, Cass.

BIB LEAGUE Bllll RESl|lTS'

two more in the

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

R.H.E. Bulislo ... ... ... ... 613 4 Rochester ... 5 B 3

Msgmum, Wilks and Gruhe. Der- ringer. Littlejohn. Leverett, Irvin and Florence.

R. H. Z. 814 0 Newark ‘I i1 2

Bell, wnoliolk. Grampp and Grace.

llsrvin. Boney and stsvman.

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A straight -run gasoline . . . eco- nomical . . . uni- ' formly clean and reliable!

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miles per gallon . . . per dollar . . . and pcr year! '

McCOLL-FRONTELJAC OIL COMPANY LlIVlITED Olen and Flam a: wln-npq. Regina. Calgary, Vancouver, Toronto. Monnon and Mxztreal Distribution Wart-hens: at other convenient pain-ll

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Boston 5 8 6 Sherdcl. Linsry and Wilson: Potty.

Fertilizer For Sale

We still have a few tons of Fertilizer on hand in Sum- merside in both chemicals and mixed goods at special prices and invite your inspection.

Thcsc goods are manufactured in Holland and are put up in strong 2 pound jute bags. Phone or write B. Pcrry. Quccn Hotel i Summersidc

"M. J. Mclvor, Kinkorll “ International Fertilizers ” 'l‘anguay Ltd.

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Hopkins, Hhoadt-s and JorgenszPhiladelphla 8 ll Iil-Jril-ksnn. Jvllrs lillll ltrm l-.~_--. . Weaver. J. Weaver and McMullen. Russell, Smith. Liscnce and Berry. ll. ll. l. U‘ or. anvl llllrlﬂPlt. Grove and Cochranc. Pcrkim. ifirlrinrali l‘. l; u: Toronto at Montreal. postponed, NATIONAL LSAGUL Chicago . . ... ,. 2 t‘. .11 rain. rain- ll. ll. n, AMERICAN LEAGUE New York ... ... l) '1 ll'--~----~ ~ R. H. E- Brooklyn ... .. 7 8 0|, Willlmlton ... ... ... i0 16 3 Fltzsimmnns. Paxmalee. Lucas and; NEW Yuill '7 l0 0 0'Farrcil; Vance and Debcrry. l Brcn-n- Boston and Spencer; R. 1i. E. Gomez, Johnson and Bengough. 5t, Louis ,,, _,, _,, 101i 1 R- ll- E- Pittsburgh ... i lﬂ 2

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