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(,ANADIAN LEGION PRESENTS

WUMAN”

Fon nan ‘_ MEN sacmrlcsn EVERYTHING - LOVE --HONOR

LIFE ITSELI-` Mad passion - delirious love -

temptation! An outpost in the

athless wastes oi’ the desert. A

man who covets the love of nlloth- er man's wife. A woman whose soul is stirred to the depths. With

Irene Rich

ALSO COMEDY SCREAM “WI'IO0Zl'I”‘

EDWARD 'ronar _ BIG

J o U R N

GANG SERIAL

1”' “M .4 lt K or

“oumrlc oauss" 'ras raoo"

THRILLS! L UGHS !

Prince Edward

--_€_.__________,___ JULY 30 - 4 DAYS

Actual scenes of our own

Canadian Troops ln Action

Giant British made

SPECTACLE

BUY TICl_{ETS NOW

FROM LEGION MEMBERS

1 sEXlilBlT|0N RACE STAKES

The following is the list ol’ second

payments to stakes in connection 8.

with Provincial Exhibition H0156 Rae-es, August 22nd to 24th.

Willard Kelly, Charlottetown, P. E. 1.' '

No. 9-3 Year Old Trot Stake. Purse $500.00

1. 1-lolsey Hooper, Charlottetown,

)P. E. I. _ _

2. Dr. J. S. Jenkins, Charlottetown,

a. nr. J. s. Jenkins, ohorlottetown,

lgrgign UR. lllchln BE _ sP0lll|NG

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_llaso colnanr .mn samnl. By M-,,,_-»,_ __ ho batter; worn or H.,w,,,, and

1 'Mclean ln tI_1c_ afternoon clan. ,,_,,

'ronavs near naca u revelatlbnsih it-ulii Howhn wh

.~ ' ' | 'never pitehirf-H full game before lg

-1' life, came through whh colo-

r A P I 0 L 1 I . c i e s if 1\,%0N r¥1~UES_- Breeder Of -» Dev11sethZ'r‘$ ’?.°rr“‘i.r".§§‘."l‘i‘r§.°`."2.‘Ir'i.'“»ii3- #iles-out ,"el.ff'-nv.. .rr hi’

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*Tho iirst lllm ever made that tells the women's side oi’ the great con- flict. abrim with drama 1,;-an laughs and appeal, '

WITII JULIA ' FAYE

AND KENNETH THOMPSON

ALSO MACK SENNE'I'l` COMEDY

l molnlllg with reference to Devilset.`S best seen hero in A Hood midi'

A ' pointed out that this colt was bred of the day’s doings 'ls that ther: U

_ `o`loolr'la?- for _‘5'¢l~1undred peroenf

4 at Upton Farm. Charlottetown, P- were not nearly enough fans. to 11\5,_l‘i1,l‘¢lv H15 I ._ has ut los;

, ’ E. Island by Dr. Jack Jenkins and see the encounters. __ _ feilfzi-fd 111 M°Ci11¢l’, Williams, Mc-

- . . ard I . ., -I ,.i. . _'WE°“h°’“- 'mise four

` ' " -afternoon att_e_ndanco...was 11.. ‘- 1116-Pliiliilz ballinsldetho

g but encouraging,-» and P

Sold to Mr John Will last D6- 1 cember, his dam being The Prl_de_ The

of the Island,"_._Devili.sh Dorothy. anythin 2.16 and sired- Pet/sr Conroy's,when o

sensational sire -Iqingset, 2.061-4. of $12. 0 it certainly asllf

The colt rcceiv h early educa-‘fans o

my"’ Murphy- 'and Russell Abbotthwas dis and was last Slimmer given hls_so muc

track work by'Mr. Conroy who gaveto dig down to the extent of sl¥_t,v~-

him a recor_d last_.fall of 2.17 2-5. or seventy-five dollars. ._ ‘

There are man other romisin If the people of this city want ' _

competition they will sure- H110 0ff¢l’11`1E P11188 10 lilorsons send~ e to attend in larger numb-11118 11! 911011' i1"t1°€\0WS 011 tile the guarantees asked are high ,“In€imillt D¢1S0h Q19! Cl/er saw or e local club as liconsequence 110814 1611 Off." I think 1’ll cop one stand the strain. It costs C1

g y to bring these teams over- nieanestman I know of is one who

-that has been done with them show and if the fans do not show thciwm JUMP the fe11¢9 Of H baseball

o-operation it will therefore dark," then take his seat on on ossihle to have mainland grandstand to razz the home team. came uve,-_ with tho price oi' admission the have today one of the boot large sum of two bits-" Bflme neonlr

Y P E1

Longset colts on the Island andoutside without doubt numbers of them will ly hav be heard from 'in_the future. ers as The breeder .~-of Dovilset informs and th

the writer thatfhe has several oth- Cl2nIl0t er cults and “considerin the little mone

equally as well as Devilset, and he right 0 expects that some of them will find be imp their way into Maine and New team!! Brunswick stables before the year W8 closes. _ `, toams in the Maritimse. This was C0

The Abegweit ball team is' de 8

h so. that the Abegweits _had .

‘ i,§ * -' ‘ » _ " - ldln ood stu: breeze or lt to "bitchy" who r ° / ‘ 1 1 - - ~ ' ' ”°°" "’°' 3 ° 3 . hands the wreath-'tor-1 " ‘""‘

ell Pie ed OVSNS b1°‘”‘"°- A" th” "°*“" °“‘.°-' . 1 °"”'”~ “vhs

, 4 l W a»S_ snag _,_h_:l;l_;:g and just rearin to 31.15;-l;vl;:tg<;o&l8;ildt|;o_:»_¢_5i?_,;£:,_|_,;z

. Performance ° - ..... . ...oh 1...... .., ..._ Y

_ ° _ Devilish D or 0 t h y sonoss or rllultszr/ms dam; - D

. _ _

inny stir centre fielde

- ave ti1e.fa_n3_", n exhibition an

Colt Longset. ~ serving of every commendaticli Ii;-it 0_il£1`1oel_der sho_uld work

-Z » over their splendid showing against B Y Y' Y 9 f-00k em from

In connection with the article 0-D-‘the h rd hitting and Inst fielding eV91”¥ ‘U'1819.BY1d €V91`Y heishi, field.

Q _

) al pearlng in these columns yesterday,'Amhors_t pine. Both games were _the 1110101 il_-p:_110\1S1111d 111 110th games,

‘ " ' 1 ' -.1 '.~.-. -` kim

` fast mllc at Fredcrictog, it may beyears, and the only regrettable part __?harIo5lgl’5wn ls' been a lon

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Ik;

. _.vi`¢iih`»e¢h1ng-possessed-....1

ne- considers 'the small gate hit i!ls'.`-i1\.¢;I1f'-111111115 in the bargain

-goal,-,pvéB;éae'\*e_.a .sweet bull term

ed] is f this city are in the bako1_*'s ”1n_Y°l.3'_ Z twins-` 51118- Warn can

tion in the hands of Ernest "Tom-fdozen. The gate at the evening too e“4"¥{.'l“ .wledj with 1111501111 st-

appolntlng toaay thofloaat. Wnduwe- - '

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TIIE MEANEST MAN .

Magazines. and other publlcatlolu

the ‘prizes by sending in -"Tho

uld wall: under a worm with s

_ REPRESENTIING oANAnA ,S

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233” r.

1 Hugh O' ill. No. 180 Regentr

. Fred

P. ll. 1'.

5 (}.W.Gerom, Pre|qu¢Isl,M., United 'states Q e

0 WiIl__l\;d_ Kelly. Charlottetown,

P. . .

No. 3-2.20 'rr-ol. stake. Purse $500-00 10.

Street, Fredericton, N- B. i

2. Willard Kelly, Charlottetown, 12.

P. E. I. ‘

axwrllord Kelly, char|ottetown.1s.

P, E. I. 114-

4. Willard Kelly, Charlottetown.

P. E. I. , '15. G. W. Gerow, Presque Isle. Maine

P. E, I.

7. Dr. J. S. Jenkins, Charlottetown, N0

P. E. I. |

8. Dr. J, S. Jenkins, Charlottetown,

P. E, I. ' 1-

0. William A. Rudderham, No, 29

St, .Peters R.0ad,_Bydne N. S 2.

Y. - |

10. Lt.-Col. D. A. MacKinnon. Char-

lottetown, P. E. I. 1 3. . Lt.-Col. D. A. MacKinnon, Char- lottetown, P. E. I. 4. _ Lt.-Col. D. A. MacKinnon, Char- lontetown, P. E. 1*. ' r.. . William A. McManus, Box 404, Truro, N. S. 6. , Geo, R. Hooper, Charlottetown, P. E, I. 7. . Geo. R. Hooper. Charlottetown, P. E. I. 8. . Geo. R. Hooper, Charlottetown, P, E. I. 9. . Charles H. Chandler, Charlotte-` town, P. E. I. =l0.

Nn. 4-2.23 Class Trot, Stake. Pursclll.

$500.00 .

1, Hugh O`Neill,\ No. 180 R.cgent12.

Street, Fredericton. N. B. , Lt.-Col, D. A, MacKinnon, Char- 13.

lottetown. P. E. I. lottetown, P. E. I. . Lt.-Col. D. A. MacKinnon, Char- 14.

lottctown. P. E. I. United States.

. Lt.-Col. D. A. MacKinnon, Char- 15-

lottetown, P. E1. P. E. I,

1 Chal‘les'.H. Chandler, Charlotte- 16. , town, P. E. I. P E. I. ~

_ Willard _ Kelly, Charlottetown, 17. Geo. H.. Hooper, Charlottetown. P. E. I. P. E. I. .- , Willard Kelly, Charlottetown. ’ ‘

w with Pl?

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E. I. No. Campbell, Charlottetown,

Charles I-I. Chandler, Charlotte- P. E. I.

Dr. J. S. Jenkins, Charlotte-

town, P. E. I. 4. Lt. Col. D. A. MacKinnon, Char- lottetown. P. E. I. 5.

-.I

1. Hu h O'Neill, No. 180 Regent 11. Lt.-Col. D. A. MacKinnon, Char-

lottetown, P E. I. 6. Willard Kelly, Charlottetown, P.

Lt.-Col. D. A. MacKinnon, Char- lottetown, P. E. I. 7. J.- O. Cllkin, Sackville, N. B. Geo. R.. Hooper, Charlottetown, 8.

_:___

F’

Geo. R. Hooper, Charlottotovlm.

P. E. I. The following have declared out:

U S .16 Geo. R. Hooper, Charlottetown. 2.23 Class Trot, Stake-J. O. Calk- Dr. J. S, Jenkins, Charlottetown, P. E. I.

P. E. I. . .lohn M. Kearney, Sturgeon, P, E. I. ` Dr. J. S. Jenkins, Charlottetown,

P. E. I.

Dr. J. S. Jenkins, Charlottetown.

P. E. I.

Dr. J. S. Jenkins, Charlottetown.

P. E. I.

McNeill R: Buntain, Charlotte-

town, P. E. I.

McNeill & Buntaln, Charlotte-

town, P. E. I.

Lt.-Col. D. A. MacKinnon, Chur-

lottotown, P. E. I.

Lt,-Col. D. A. MacKinnon. Chur- lottctown, P. E. I. ` , Lt,-Sql. D, A. MacKinnon, Char-

R. W, Cary. Presque Isle, Me.,

Geo. R. Hooper, Chnrlottetown,| Geo. R.. Hooper, Charlottetown

F. C. McCurdy. P. O. Box 930 102 Willow Street, Truro, N. S.

Willard Kelly, Charlottetown, P.

P. E. I. E- I.

2.27 Class Pace, Stake~G. W. Ger-

'7-2.27 Class Pace Stake, Purse ow.

$500.00 3 Year Old Trot Stake-R. W.

'Cary.

J. H. Oliver, R. R. 44, New Glas- Lt.-Col. D. A. MacKinnon, 3 gow, N, S, |nominations.

Willard Kelly, Charlottetown, J. V. Johnson & Son.

p, E, 1_ Geo. R.. Hooper, 3 nominations.

Willard Kelly, Charlottetown, -' é`*"**‘*-\

Fvvglsfd Kelly, charlotterownlf

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SPURTHNUTES

Great Is Grattan Bars

It is very gratifying lo the Doet- glaringly demonstrated in the class or for him to realize all the good 01 11'-111 handed Ulit 11155 ThU1'SdBY.Sf‘ things he expected from the above lelfs set behind the boys and slv'~’ mentioned colt; and is therefore them s boost by ot least a thous- vcry pleased over the recent perfor- and imendiince Hi 911011 Of the next mance of Devllseh two games played with Moncton

Great is Gratten Bars. The crm- This trio pulled the double in both

.adiun-owned pacér, notonly annex- games Thursday. Bhd it WHS me

next week. . '

TIIOSE DOUBLE PLAYS

"Ducky" McLean, fonnerly oi'

New Glasgow, and now an Abegweit. star, is quoted as saying. that he never saw such fast workers in a double play like the McEachern to Williams to McCarcy combination.

silk hat and not touch its stom- ach. Figure that one out.

Mr. E. F. Acorn, Charlotteiownt

popular announcer, has kindly ooh. sented to announce the names of those gentlemen who scale the fence as they take their seats on the stand.

One chap who made thc grade

via the boards was' wearing a straw hat dated 1021. 1-le is either worth $20,000 or not a nickel. This bozo was hollering for service during the game.

odhls tin" Doro lh lo.~ than orotrlen rr are writer has seen Stun Bizsar the ark policemen

Grnttun Royal could lower his rec-

_ y ss D1 Y

three wed , but he beat two mlnu- in u long time-and he's no in- tcs twice within a week. 'There is tant.

no doubt but the"handsolne son of

. ' P is goihg, to give these worthles lots

of “ser\li9e" some fine evening.

GOIN STRONG

eat at Kalamazoo he stepped the

h” 0 ‘W K“1“'““Z°°~ .weed suns. Moore at M_o1.eod,- Ltd.

ard of 1.59_ 1-2, if Vic Fleming sent '

Elm after a record. ln the second an]

lastliolf1n.so1-4.1115 wfnnlngsln GOLF Suns worth to $20.01 the last three weeks total $42,625. _-lem-mg 55_ M00;-e & McLeod, Ltd. contributed by $12,000 at Windsor. M. (`i__onn.; $15,625 ut Toledo, and $15,- 25 pm; CENT off all summer

S*'¢"S D=““'H°‘1 ' 'rua llANnsolvles'r :weed suns

~ ' : . , td. _un Holland was responsible for Jnuk Dum Moore & McLeod ‘ lGuesf’s boat being badlv broken

1 . . ween the foothoards ,n . - »

- . ,_ g service wlll be held ln the Stan-

mst c&;1g;§(;nag§ ey Bridge United Church, Monday. fmw in was much, the same_ Bom luly 231-d at 7.30 p. m. Rev. H. S.

Iboagstwlll reiqulre a Rotterdam ex- Bismp’ Minister'

D01’ ' t e '- _"M im... ..‘i..‘“.‘£.‘1.§r.."i..;"‘.ii.‘3§§;-. ‘$271- POLICE 00""--Th'-fe weed- ltalmd ‘hut a boatman should aC_ ers contributed $10.00 and $5.00 to company me shen5_ but this mean, he City Treasury yesterday morn. cxpcnse, although the present mis- ‘Mgr ““__t°'S§S Wefel each mp may mean the difference bc- ‘ 0" C05 S °" "°“ °" defecat-and victory, especially " the swf’ S’3`"5~

c ea s cannot be f'x d, Tl

water suits bcth men, shoe Whllf BAP'I`lS'l‘ SERVICES North River _winds are to bn expected it Wm _"leld, Sunday July 22nd. Fairview,

_ _ , 'fi

lt _ ' . ,

_ _ ‘ ';§1H_0_W1l2d by Jackson Brothers' and 112 purposes, No service. St. Mark's

on the lou 1.. Johnny rlnprn-ldror winnipeg. flashy loo metro ,C‘""°» 0_1 Wihhilwo Ilwldeuhllly. 2"-*ii°°» Suhduy $011001 2-30 D- rn-

snrlnunlr star- on right. oonrlvllllnr or crrasurne. /ilhortu. who _'in“'2‘,‘1f_’“L’;_$__e:_‘“V° _lflhisilcd GHG. two Wfhills Pfuyfl'-311-m.Hsmpshlre. ,,

holds the- Canadian ,lavflm tlrrowrecord. _“I __ _ __ __e____O____ W_d0_7_lluE._____;l<_t___c_ln._i;i;;_; Is__cr§l)c_en;.)Z;0 p. m. Prenoher-,.,Summ of swam is hr ahead of

mand for supplies and the No. 2 ered the decline of $1 por ton rc- f"'fd to GNU-im _B313 Ht WindS0l‘.

Northern advanced 1 1-4c. Del' ported on Thursday. and middlinns __’_"_'n"" While Twlliiilllell was also NEW GLASGOW AND CAVEN-'

bushel to 11 1-4c. to ll 1-2c. poluwcre also marked up $1 per ton "”"°"d 1° Gmiliifl BMS ht T0l€d0. 'WSH--Divine Worship will beoou~‘ ' » ` _ ,. - , bushel over the Winnipeg July oil- but bran was unchanged at the into _ _ ‘ lllcted Sunday, July gghd in ¢ ' Imwf 1' - I- ». _ ~ ~- ‘ tion, and 3 grade 3-4c. to lc. pol' decline noted. The market .for'st0.n-.i‘1"'““"° C"“d"‘|°“5 "Md 0" /ml" '-Inmfd Cllumh at NEW éilildgvw 1! J '~'.l"" 'V' 1 A A

bushel to 2 1-2c. over c i. f. Mont- dard grades of rolled oat:-1_ was B _ - 'F10 1. nl. and Cavendish 7.30 p, m Rev - real. There was also an advance uliquiet and prices were llnchangcd._l cfm” Cuff B""3k°|` ‘Wm t0 HOP '{~ S- BlSh0p, Minister. Rev 'J S" 1-2c. per bushel in lnkc frcighv|R,co.l produce unchanged. The trade' mgd lf” Welilhed 143 1bS~ T0-dily llf Bonnell, B, 1), 11| ` ' '

rates from lfort William to Mont- in eggs ill a jobbinl; wny was u wcgm l37"~""'B"|Cke1° 61111181115 Ulf* we

real which was nttrlbuted to thc little more qctivc_owing to the fnctlnss is ‘me t° thi’ difference ill 1006 marked improvement in the dc- that grocers and other dealers were and the “Hman” C011l11U01lS~ HG

mand for room. Thcre was also n providing for their weekend r~- “MS the M" heavy *md 15 Df the vo good demand for ocean groin qulenlents and in consequence the ':pi'_“°” that an me athletes W1111¢' Ga

_ __ __ ., frcights and n fairly large volume volumc of business was larger, blltvqulm at least W0 Weekéi '-0 11001116 'ssued B travel gched I

Mnemmm DM,un|,_»» ‘ms “uhh of business was done with engage- as supplies were ample to meet all ac°“m“"z°d~ 'rn ` ue card °f

,muh h, ¢“||¢,¢ ,md ,-|ch|y deserves ments to Hamburg and Rotterdnnllwunts; the tone of the market re- t 'O

B-2.22 Class Pace, Stake. Purse me “hmm gh, hw ,.,¢a|h¢,| hm- for wheat at 13c. per 100 lbs. for,mnined firm. The market remained-, T"'m1’f“°" Dem’ ll

Rough handling on their _"rival ill town cleurillg at 25 perLcent dis-

and Crmkpd bet ' STANLEY BRIDGE.-A preach-

n-cbably favor the scullers. 1 a m, North River, 3 p. m. Long

, Jreek, 7.30 p. m. W, R. MacWa.lk-

Grabbed Big End ‘r. Minister. »

Cfihadlan owners wgh $19,000 of ANGLICAN SERVICES.-Seventh

'-110 $25,000 Kalamazoo Derby purse lunday after Trinity, July 22nd. SL!

Winllilleg. the second horse be 70111l'S. Milton, closed for decolat-'

. w preach nt. the '

ning service at Cavendish

VALUABLE CARD,_']'l||-Ough the p U1*-@Sy of the advertisers the th rden of the Gulf Magazine has ed

ins and boats to and from Char- th

|500-00 _ ¢||3¢|hc¢hm 5, hem; |h¢ K,-mics; \August loading, and thc rates :o‘steady. The demand in wholesale The “Wed Stlmdnrdbred sire, -._ ece or printing “nd WM i’-11501-itéd 01

- _ ,mmm mm" ph," In thc ,m|_ some of the United Kingdom porhrwas again of a llmlted character' Trnmpmsl 12)- 3-12 1-4, was found ,II

D1- J- B. Jenkins, Charlottetown. 1. G. W. Gerow. Presque Isle, Me.. verse. closed firmer. In the local grain'for Ontario extras at 35 1-2c. to 36 “md 1" 1115 Sf-all at Maple Lawn ' y' ffh P. E. I. United stares. ' ` market a more active business was cts. per dozen. f. o. b. shipping F`°""» 111111018- He Wes 23 years of - _D l Dr.-J. s. Jenkins. Charlottetown, 2. Lt.-col. o, A. Moor-nnnon. char-. “*°°°-- done, there belns a good demand Points- The receipts were 1.465 We ‘md 11'” death WHS unexpected. 1 " "5 ' '

P. E. 1. 1ottotovvh,,P 1: 1 1 from exporters for su plies and cases There was no chan e ln the The h°"° 1" 190" M Wh WHS ‘ _ _ ~

_ . . D . - s st

Dr. .l. s. Jenkins. Charlottetown, 3. Lt.-col. D. A, Maoxinnon. Char- THE MARKETS some large sales were made. lnclud- Cvhdillvh \i1 the market for old "W" the W°11‘1 1000141 for two-veal-

lo¢¢¢l,0wh_ p_ E_ 1, ' l OTTAWA Ju“"`-'ly 20 (Eggs) Th_ ing 5 round lot _of Manitoba No, 4 cropdC_;1el;adian l_l;>ta;_toes the de- ?_1gei_l‘¢;_t_t_;er11_z___i__r;_ E rctcefwhioh he can-

Molvolll 3; Bungglh, gh”-10¢¢,'. 4. Lt,-col, D, A_ Mum _ ch _- » ~" “‘ ~ whe at a c. . f. pr ce, 50,000 mill 118 Very m ted on account ea o t eiunlor di-

towh, P, E, 1, _l0¢m0wh_ p_ E_ 1_ mm" M €°11°1'ii| B1’-"$11011 °1l Canadian W3 bushels of No. 2 Canadian Westerniof the liberal supplies of new crop glam" °f the _KBIIWCKY Futurity in `Mon

14 ooo. n. Hooper. chorlottor/ohm. s. or, char. Douzsn. charlotte- l: lsgliforngrtgthfiggsg °§t`°’v§° 1,” 34°] P" b“"’h°' W" fm t,'1t°°s', A" “me "me W” d°"° 3142 H' He "hen repemd "' 2'"

p_ E_ 1_ . .. town p_ E_ I_ . t e inn peg Ju y option and ,a n mer can new crop No. 1 grade ' - _

Gm E H,,,,m,,_ Chmomwwm s_ wmard Kel,” chmomto vm_\_§or__ markets to become easy and round lot or No. 2 food om at 2 at $3 to $3.10 ner barrel. 'rho Trmlmnfast was 51 son or 'rhe ‘ July 23 P- E 1- P- I-= 1- - “-e-.or-0-T... .. 3-W" "mtl, :‘.'.::'.‘°‘.“z; ”"'°:°‘;°°.:‘ °°;;- 1.-2‘."J.1‘1I-:.‘1.“‘.1:'.'.1'"*;.'.::°‘ rf’ rr 1

(;¢o_R_H0° ,-_ch]wn _7_WmadKn_Ch| _ _ ea.nsympayw eavanl.-e Sacrque uas eo- '__ Won e P_ E __ pe oro own ____ I_ r e y_ aronetown, P my and unchanged. Dealers are ln oat futures oc winnipeg looul erlnss were not large on spot tho Wil-» Pufshassd by L. E. Brown. He Reglllilr ‘- o.. w. oerow. Presque me, Me.. 8. wllnra Kelly, oharlonetowh P ““°”"F °°““"" ‘h’F"’°"” “t °"°"" P110" 1°' C” 1°” °f W1 W°1<= ‘°“° °f me "'““‘°"- ffmhins W=‘“ii'l"’“’ """ “re °' ‘W f°°1°

' '34-35- UWB 111-33.-890011415 25-25- k d 1 _ b h 1, 0 l l and pi . hh d will ` 1

.1€i'lIliam A. Rudderham No 20 MONTREAL-This 088 1hB1k€i» 1-‘» Egrshargpreioxg ‘ilrsi Tcashwwlfeag, C31' 1°l';5c‘;i' :;l‘;`C9u;1(11Wn¥\IlDdP1°k:

No. 5-211 cfm me sake. Pune Sf. Peters Road, sydney, N. s. gfochsgllgltlé hdnmggofnsr. ‘gg-was egg? "lwmlmpeg B "mer feeling W- hdlmdts qlgoted at mm pet bun" ' After a' Shave L D

' 5500.00 10. gr. J. S. Jenkins, Charlottetown. fh-51;; 33- geoohds 29-30 I svsrlrelg :nga glxgzzs <:lmi’rl':1tr as rggr' gugiielrzliegtggél 'tlség Alter a shave lotion your flee' I I

N” ~E-1~- nnim'N'l~o1x-'rlrloogigmorlrotlr th 1 1 ' --r r ` 1 the 1 _ ` ` ' ' 'r - ’

s_ Je;:f!'_*:“-Crirgtkmwn H' 3~ 351111115- Uhli'l°¢i’6fDW1l. stoady and unchanged since the bc- ¢e§r§h::1:nr£dac‘I"h‘; ecrsoggetrgidgrlln we; ut-so oeasier feiaclldgbtllfssr dgvlslf 'mth Mmurl' sootmna ‘nd ” At( 1

P. E. I. .

United States. ' '

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T0 date “Baltcrln Bambino."

_his record ol' last year. His battlnl Nils Slllhtly over .300 due to 14° ‘lint-='-_!8.ho1iic,l-I ‘look

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Today, Baturday, July 21st nt 2.30 m. thefaurth and last stage of o Pregldenlfs Mat/ch will be plur-

Muoh~lnte1-_est has been shown in e match so for and lt is oohrld-

ttetown, The work ls a master- en '

tly expected that n large turn out .olub members will he on hand

the Guardian central Job Print- this aiternoon for the final stase'°1

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P E I 12 D' ' ' 8111111118 01 the W°¢k- R¢C€1P¢9 B19 these grades of flour was more ac- pped in the market and prices c°°l'. .Exmugnt 1°' mm' '

Dr. J. S. Jenkins, Chll'l0l.tet0Wn,

Willard Kelly, Charlottetown,

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Pr.EJI.S. Jenkins, Charlottetown. Llg1__t.¢;r3En1:_r;a:sic;.;_té4;c;:e1ta11'lle;1és are_|_tl_v¢ owing lo :ho fool, that foreign were f_t;ll_5_r_ llgitlower- which , __

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P.r:.1. is. n. W. csry. Presque Isle, Me.. MoN'ms:A1._.luly 2o~'rhe er- th; of,-.,,,, ,hmé $,°;”M'}§f,e,§Wg,,,:,'f portant demand Zin; mg-oanilhlillrllrl . '11 E N A D S I ~ A - .

‘ D1- ~’~ 3- J°“"l'“» °1"“'1°ff*¢°°‘\'h- Uniwd SWM- mrt tru: in wheat hm today ww-night, but there was no marked lm- supplies comms forward. The re- ‘ -»| ` ` I dm|3S|0l\ '

R. Hooper, Charlottetown, active owing to the tact that l!.nf¢-fprovemeht ln the volume of nowleeipts were 3,856 packages. 'rlle il . ' - .

llsll and continental importers took business for dmmguc account, cheese trade on spot and over the 1 ‘ ‘ ’ Hb 50c `

Hooper, Charlottetown. everything offfered to them from There was no change ln wlhl,-,r cable was quiet. , but prices were 1 " ' ,

. Olflrldilh 919017818 Ind ll "fy, lllrle 1 wheat flour. A feature of the mill-' lililldy- The rvcelpis were 7,4041 i . ‘ ,

Charlottetown, volume of business was aocompllsll-Heed ir-use and rho strength lh -the boxes. _ -. ‘~ Q i 'V1 K' N _*

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