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The New Long Russian Tunic

The Amphora Skirt

F The Normandy

Collar

The Bolero Cutaway Coat with postillion back

Don’t miss the stunning new styles in the July issue of

The Ilelinealur

“The Fashion Authority of the World”

They are pro- duced by the greatest Fashion Artists for the best-dressed wo- men in the world.

The W o m a n with unlimited means, as well as th e woman of m o cl e r at e in- come, finds ex- actly what she needs in

l THE DELINEATOR.

Ask the Pattern

Saleswoman fo r the .luly issue.

l5c it Copy

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-rr PAYS 'ro buy iii this Pmvinee

-Mr FRANK LAl7‘FER'l‘Y is

.Gum-dan Agent in Bummerside.

-THE MORNING DAILY Guardian

can be obtained at Laflc-rty's Tensor- al Parlors. Sumrwerside.

-GUARDIAN AGENT.-Mr. J. C. e (luardian Agent in Alber

news, new and renewal subscriptions und advertising. /.1

-SUBSCRIBERS should renew a

week or two before the time they have paid for has expired and thus not miss nn issue, as all papers are discounted promptly on expiry date. Mtf.

-NEW DE|.IVERY.-- Mr. Tbos.

McNeill, Tryon, was in Sumnierside on Saturday on business taking with him ii \ery fine delivery waggon built hy himself in his Carriaige Shop for the"lii'ni Brace McKay & Co. It is ii very tiiio attractive wiigigoli of its kii il. The lettering on the cover- 'ing is much to he spoken of for its nent snappy appeniu.-iii-e.-&

WESTERN PERSONALS 0

~Mr. Fruiik Lung, Tryon, rceiirned

home lust night. lifter speiidinir the past week in Sydney.-&.

--~\\'in. (‘, Clark, nia.iiu|.;er of Emer- ald (‘het-se Vo., was lu Sunimerside ’l`h\ii'sduy.--E.

...Rev. R. IJ. Nelloiinld left Souris Moudiiy to attend the coiisecrwiflon of} llisliop ll'Lenl`y.-'

-‘Miz Will l-`arrow is paying a

slnlrt vi.-it to his hivnic in Tryon uf- tcr sreiicliiig the wiiitcr in' Amherst |where lic has been in the employ of

,Itliodes &` tlurrie.-&.

.\lr. M. P. f\'lc.\lali0n, V. N. R.

agent in (}ami‘ose. ,\l-ll~trta, accom- panied ily Mrs. McMahon, arrived in Kensington on Mondny eveniii-_3 last on 3 visit to llr. ll/'cMrl‘ic‘n's parents.- \'i;irsli:ill's luany frirnds here will he .ploiisrd to know that he is one of the solid riiilroail mo-i of the west lniving her-n with (‘. N. for the past ciizzhbycars.-E.

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1 VICTORIA HUTEL.

, _.__ l J. A. ivi..e.i<>na1<i, cardigan; M,_B. Archiliiilil. F. R. McKenzie, Truro; Gavin Hariiiiig, Grahar_;"s Road; Mr. and Mrs. W..'Allaii, Mr. and- Mrs. M. Peacock, Toronto; D. Darrack, Kensington; W. Stewart, Summer sidci' J. W. Kink, Brockville; C. H Barbour, St. John; W. A. McKay, Toroiito.

I QUEEN HOTEL.

Il. IC. Cox, St. J_oh|i; A. Connor,

'l`igni:`li; Alex. l\Iiil‘tin, Vnlleylicld.

Sllllllllll GIVES

I l\l0N"lIlluA June 13- The Noi

lhe released froiiiicustoily hy the ad- miralty uoiirt smile diiy next week ,on iqivixg builds in ci»niicct.ioii with

ihl‘n<:tion' for $2,000,001) ilaiiiuzcs

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For sale choice young 1914 stock raised in our own ranches, several pairs Silver Black and Cross Foxes, Fisher, Marten and Mink

n_n__¢g-¢.¢g_

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hy the Ciliinilinii Pacific railway ':om~ 1-any hcciiusc of tho sinlliug of the iitcniiisliip l<T»ri~p|‘ci<s of Ireland. It is said 'thc cusc will not he heard in the i||l|i\ii'nlt,y court, \'util thc otllciiil i|u;,u|'I'y_ into the l<liilpl'osfi ilisiistei' un» vlcr the cliiiii'inniisliip of liord Mersey is well iidvitnced. 'l`lu: Storstiid will he tiikcn to Quclvcc for repairs. The work of overlnuiling her will hc don;-,

hy fl. 'I‘. Davie and Sous. Quebec,

who li-ive hcen :iwuidcd the contract.

Slf3l~l'll'0Y, olllf A fiiucriil service for the Catholic

ilmid who are still imprisoned in thr liull of the sunken Empress is hcing

_b iiri‘un-icil' nt. lliirwiiski. 'Tho scl'vicci~'

will lm condiictcd from ii limit chart-

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Shoes .lust

Received

If you have not already

:lone so, why don’t you find out why people who have wom Empress shoes are always ready to put in a good wood for them.

New oxfords at $3.00

$3.50 and $4.00.

Morris & Smith

` / zard's Improved" and “Enterliin

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J r‘.i'c1. for the pur|»f.‘.ic.

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“Jusi Akaiveu-Nambe; in

Timothy, Early, Late and Alsilxc Clover, Peas and Corn, also “Has

Purple Top Swede Tumip Seed. Order now, as we have only a limit-

ii ,.,_i' i ,li ' i ed supply on hand. Selling atllow-

eat prices.--A. Horne 8: Co.

2854-6-l0ME6i

‘ii ' New Empress "Aemsx UNDERWEAR-

We have a large quantity in mosl every size, both short and long sleeves, and drawers. While they last, they will sell for $l.00 p:i

$1.75. Moore & McLeod 2934

‘ SWll"'l'S Animal Fertilizers can

he depended upon to produce good crops whether used with or without Barnyard Manure. Selling at low- est prices Wholesale and Retail hy A. Home & Co. 2854-6-l0M3i.

“FOR TURNIPS use Swiit’s An-

imal Brand Fertilizer. lt can he

I. wis is - 'on and he will be glad to receive,0f the ¢l'0~'~l~ 'i-"IS L`l`iJ\Vfl “Ill "~‘ ln

__ adie, in- the absence of Rev. A.- P.

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lwcg‘iu.n collici' Stcrstiiil will probably

~"-ONE CENT per word each ,insert-

ion for advertising in this column. Cash must accompany order. Mini- mum charge twenty-live cents. MEti'.

-YES, MY DEAR, we will go to

the tea nt 0'Leary on June 25th.

915-6-12M6l.

-TEA AT 0'LEAl'lY.-YU!! might

as well be li-it of the world ns int

o'Leary .1 nm za. 2915-s-iziisi.,

-WHITE ROSE Gasoline, Cylinder Oil, Columbus Batteries, Spark Plugs, etc., the right goods at the right prices. 1". W. Strong & Co.

2914-6-12-M21.

-~ THE BCI-KOONER "GL'ADYS" with 1000 tons of hard coal liao arrived and will be unloading during the next ten days. Send in your ord- ers while price is at the lowest.. R. T. llolmaxi, Ltd. 2932-6-13m3i.

::l)on’t imagine for an instant that

because this store is down town, or you are it mile away from ~us that you cannot benefit hy our store ser- vice. lf you can rcnch us by plionc, mail or I-ilegruph, your order gets thc name courteous attention. high l!"f\‘l€ goods and prompt delivery that would he accorded if you shopped in person. Write box 332, phone 219, cull. McKinnon Drug Co., Rcxail Store, corner Great George and Kent Streets. Mtf.

"Before you plant your seed grain

or potato sctts, see that you have Formalin. For Formalin will keep the grain free from smutt, will pre- vent the~growth of sea-b on Y0\\I‘ D0- tatoes and will give you a bigger, better and cleaner crop this year. Price a Pint 400. The Two Macs 149 Great Geor e Street. MEM.

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The ,death of Mrs. Patrick Mc-

Enchern, Savage Harbor, occurred on Tuesday evening June sth, l‘Jl4.The deceased was in her 78th year and had been it patient sinierer for sever- al months w~hen death Curve as a happy release. One brother Angus 5/IcPliee, Savage Iiiarbor, and two sisters, Mrs. Patrick Bn'niiii'ic‘<, Pfeail of Hillsborough and Katherine iii Boston, are the only survivors of a large family. To the lieieuvod Son, Budolphe, the Guar-'Jian extends sym- pathy. The funeral o‘csu._‘uies_ were conducted at St. Andrews Church ny Rev. J. B. McIntyre, l’. P., ot Truc-

Mchellan. The pall-bearers.were:- Jus. P. Mclntyre, J. J. McAdam, Benjamin Douglas, J. J. Mncdonuid, Allan McMillan John McMillan. R.

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Exceptional offerings in all lines of men’s apparel the [order of the day at the

` House of Satisfaction with the lowest possible prices for merchandise ` ot assured merit. The correctness style and service of each garment are assured

while our one price cash system allows us to beat out competition. 0 ‘

Clothing that is tailored to fit you and

'- give you better satisfaction ” A smartly tailored new spring model single breastedlthree piece suit made

from imported tweed in a medium brown and black, very small broken check pattem tailored in a smart model Italian cloth lining in coat. Pants with side hip 'and watch

A servicable and dressy navy blue serge 2

An ever popular suit of navy blue serge, dressy at all times tailored in a thre _

button single sack or double breasted coat. The material is an English material manufactured in a narrow twill. All sizes. ~ ‘ "

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Alterations Free

When an alteration is necessary it is done by an expert, insuring

/ ou perfect fit and saving you from . I

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Ready for Service---That are Made to Fit :ii

At Fairview on Sunday May Zitli,

after n short illness there passed peacefully away Miss Cliristinn Shaw ii: the i.‘.ltl\ year of her nge at the home of her sistei Mrs Euilicria

Webster. Diii-iiizi `her,illiiess,slie7iiSv-|

ailcd herscli of cvcry remedy that medical uid could suggest to stay

4 " ‘ le th but with

nectod herself with the church at nu early up-c.

Hci' nzciiiy sterling qualities won for.

her many frirnrls who will long re- mcmbcr hor cheerful and .genial com- pany. She wus n kind iiiiid devoted frlcnd and will be missed in the home uow made loiicly by her ilcntli. The fuu- ernl took place on '1‘ucs.'$uy l»ll€`29l-h. the services were coiiiliuted by Rev.» George Taylor of_Zion Church. Her remains were laid to rest in New Dominiong .Cemetery to awirit the

She leaves to mourn two si ers

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the 'ilst year of his aige

iiigs. Two hrothera,,ore sister, and two daughters hnve izone before him, one brother and two sisters remain,

A large concourse of his old neigh-

mnlns to the cemetery, the services

cprrducted by Rev. Mr. Piper.

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l MR. P. S. QUIGLEY.

A deep and sorrowful gloom was

cant over Mount Tryon early Thurs-

day morning on hearing that Mr.

On the 22nd, nlt.,‘_t-here passinl a-

way at Red Point, Julia Bru;c in --°*°*-"-°

hors and friends followed. the re-

Youths’ bloomer suit-Nowadays the big boys

are wearing bloomers, boys of 16 and 17 consider them correct. This one is made from an all wool

finished' tweed in a brown shade, all sizes 5

A TWO Pl€C€ Suit ill NEIVY Blll€ Blue and Grey every day suits for boys from 4'

The material is an imported goods of nice appear-

ance tailored in a three button double breasted model with good linings and trimming. The coat

` and trousers are full fitting-all sizes .......... ..

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A Pleated Norfolk in a new model is made "

from a neat imported tweed in a blue and in a fawn A shade with a mixture of grey, coat is made in a single

breasted has a yoke back and front all 4

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6 to 12 years are made in a fashionable way that will wear and stand the strain of school in single and

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trusting in Iicr Saviour as she con- 'rr ‘"“ ' _

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him the luvc und respect of iill who knew lrim, and deiitli at thc curly nge of lfilshort years, has deeply saddened the connniinity. I-ie has left to mourn ii loving father nnid moth-

er, Mr. and Mrs. Micliiael Quigley.

and three blrothersz- Henry in Woburn, Mass; Willie in Haakatclie- wan and Altrcd` nt lio-mc, to whom the sympathy of all goes out to this their hour'of sorrow. The funeral took place to -the Presbyterian Church' on Saturiluy, which was very

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glgmous “Burma on ' -st ‘largely iittonidc.-.'i‘ anal coiiductul hy,

Rev Mr Hattie, pastor of the

Mrs. Alex. McDougall and Mrs. _ -, -_ V

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Exllgziftwlurw c rc L U' nom S an |hudist. Ctrurcli. The pall bearers were

' ldlimr McNeill, Harold Lenril,/Honltli

Christopher, Eric Thompson, l-larolii und Erie Mi-Dinald.-&

Enei'gctic and inidustiiioiis ir; his V - .

private life B public spirited citizen, unswnvering in his nllegance to the

,l British crown, emi intense in his

loyalty to British iiistitutions The

g wife of his curly manhood. Miss

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Hirnnah Jane Neehiim prc- ecease him by seven years, since which time

his daughters were his constant com- ____

panions. and during his protracted' illness amply repaid the affection be- ST, .l()llN'S, \`fld., June 12 -~The stowed upon them in the days of his ofliclal program for the llnlie of Con. strength and vigor. All that medical naught’s 'visit next, month is us skill and nssidioua attention could' tollowsi Bay of Islands, Tuesday, do were dciic to alleviate his suffer-fJ_n1y eggmh; Hawks Bay for salmon

fishing, ninth; Blnnc Saiblon, Pelle Isle Straits for inspection of cofliish-

_ ‘ing fleet, tenth; St. Anthony, for lm-

twf’ 3°"B Rmelgl’ 0" the home' _snection of Grenfell headquarters, stead and Russel in Seattle, Miss elpvmth. “mud F&ue_ 10,. mspection

garment- Regular pflce $l-503116 Maude ln oneidll' N' Y" Addie' Mrs' Hiirmiiwlirth Paper Mills twelfth and

Woodard in California, Misses Leah, thh.t,een¢_h, Bonuvima 'and 5|-,.in‘ty Lcttie, and Minnie ,Z home ure left towns tmrtemth. cruise to at t" ""“"“' . Johnfs fnurtneentli. Stay at St:

John's fifteenth and sitxteent-h, where ii. pro|'=1:arn of social functions will io cnrrled out. Leave St. John's at

at the house and the g-rave beifr/g ‘nnylight seventeenth for Qu__.,,_(_

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12,000 MACKEREL

STOVKEII IN .\ DAY

C~‘lN30. -Tiine-13.-flood mackerel

ne” 0, about two months Dm_,ng'l.ockeport vessel Nellie Viola _left his sickness he bon: it all with more 'here early yesterday mimnmg and than the ordinary patience in onemetumed mmm 'lx ° clcck with of auch a yUuth.hu an and “mum h .twelve thousand. The American mac-

H rin from severe weakness im "el Met made ‘md hull' l'°

“Pm tamduce I "ur 9" ° 9 'llay also The mackerel at bout l ' I l l ` "

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-an-| n.--__ nm.-. fm’ _SWF _ _ I “_ '““'” "'“"“,“'I"l U" .°.°"‘?l“l?°d°'_ lf‘:iilne miles oil shore and large eirtelisr ' ' _ B L A ...& . - .\ E »; . ‘

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lHny Loose (per ton) $17.00

iiresli as morning flaw, and delight-

’ ____ "Nylo chocolates ure o. delicious _fully tasty and pleasing ns the most

§Fl1;l010l ‘;l10ilC0 C0;\l¢?tlt0“¢;»¢f-lliii Can Icrltiplnl epiciirelcoul-d desire. Tillie il

“ts (vvmup mm o nic ou y n~ up- o-in 0 (rug s ores lox ome witi you tonight. The Oats (blnnli) . 45¢_ Nylo chocolates urn as pure uud,'1`wo Macs, I4!! Grcat George Street.

traw (ner ton) 50,50 - _ _

Clll\RLOT'|`ETOY|ll IIIBKETS

Eggs (per dow-) 19 to 21 l’rlnt liiitter (per lb.) 27 tg 30 Fowl & Chicken (each) 60 to 85c.

Tub Butter (per Ili.) 251:. ~

Potatoes (ner bus.) 50 to 55c.! ¢ ¢ _ Turnips (per bus), z5¢_ D t -W t f Hides llie. y S

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4.75 d°“"‘°if1eS?$.;"§l.ffT“fT.S.f“.‘.’_fi? .‘.’.‘?T‘T?f‘_f.? _________ __ 2.75

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Calfsking Beef (lb) ~ 10 to 200. lleef`(ll"ul‘t9l°) 9 to 11c. Pork flb.) 8 to 10lc_ Sniisages (lh.`) 14 tg ]5e_ Fresh Herring 1.5¢. Young pigs (per pair) $1.00 to $8.00 lieets . Gc, Onions (Uh) 50. Carrots and Flirsnlps ldoz.) 20c Iiohstors (per lb.) Mic, (`od Fish (fresh pci' lh.) fic.

Auction Sale

I will sell by-Fublic Auction on

June 17, at the premines lately own-'

by A. IC. Simpson the following: 1

bare bred Clydesdale mare 5 yearsl

old, 1 horse 2 years old, 1 horse 7 years old, also balance' of crop lm- Dlements and furniture. Sale at 1 I o’clock.

H. H. f'f)X,

Auctioneer.

2961-6-15M2l.

Dressy Women

There is a decidedly dressy style, smart finish

and excellent fit in the waists for women which we are showing now.

_ These can _be had in white crepe, white mull

lawn and'net, in short sleeves, three quarter and long sleeves.

These waists are daintily trimmed with lace

and fancy buttons, shown in all sizes from 34to 42, Prices rangingpfrom 75c, $1.00, $1.25 to $3.00.

Reuben ,Tuplin & 0 Co. I

Kensington

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Th' ' I 1 srocx PATTE ° ~. ~ ‘ I

\0f the bcslsliisigalihlleiljmllalicliiilsllrlt is a neat bordelilNp:;llles1'iiminPorr(i3€eliail[iifn¢;].1§i'?iwl;iy cans ' white_body. This is a_stock pattern and sold in Tea and sinner setsgor inénny quantity required. Chuia cups and saucers to`rnatch can be furnished if desired, at

extra cost

, Tea Sets 42 pieces

Dinner Sets 97 pieces - - »- ' -` . . . ;i1o_,3‘3=

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