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p,¢¢¢|qm from the unending drudgery

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fmmi pumps-what a relieii Arid how --

diuply and easily you can have ii!

The new Falrlunh-Morse Home Water System gives abundant lresh water where and when you want il It the turn ol a np. It only

giands Zi" high in ill beautiful blur lacquered -.

gnniainur. _ lt in automatic and guaranteed - and li is surprisingly clirap ie buy. io install - ____ uid io operate.

` _ twice for [ref lmaiilu tellin: all about li.

we ilu. miie in niigin..

driven Iyatsm lor service vliue slsetrlclly is not avail, site.

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. solna on-hu Maaiinl mil-i 1...."-i wins."

» \\`lliMr\l llllhl Clllaly Vllruinu Vbclwia

l_1e evere st

V U A "V pending some tline at Mrs. Jays

' former home in French Village. _

‘ S S _ _Mr. J. D. Timmins left on a motor|

. .l- to Alina iolis Valle Wcdllcs-

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, _ `. “¢¢g Eionggfgjg con n 0 omew held on June i5, -at the home of

°¢” &. "H "-*""-‘ Mrs. Jos. Christian. with eleven

_ ° & _ members present. The meeting

3 \_ _ __ 17; opened with the singing of the Ode

- followed by roll call. which was re-

sponded to with jokes, followed by t ~ & co.

it iVleets

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OU can always depend upon

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uniform results. _

Milled only from

lil _

wheat that shows

f the highestfood con-

tent in our labora- ` tory analyses. No flour is more severely

tested in the mill. Before it can bear the brand, Quaker Flour must meet every one of these tests and must bake

perfectly iii our own kitchen.

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For all home baking purposes. Bread, pies and cake have a lightness and fine, even texture no other flour gives.

livery bag sold uiidcr our money back giiaralltce that Quaker Flour will give you thc utmost satisfaction.

427.

`_ "~ _Fziriiici-s still busy. _Tile majority

"Qt t their potatoes this week. arid!

dpnmpingandluggingwater-freedom - from urisanitary conditions -from , _I On Tuesday, the 12th, tim gi-q5._'

'len comes the turnlps.

tfwiirt. had Ml J Gregory. cole

.g I` Q _iker of the People‘s Cemetery atf

i _` harlottctowii, lay oil into plots.

; iiths and driveways the new addi- '

__ _ .on to the cemetery. A large num-1

i cr of those interested came withi

arts, plows, narrows. etc., and: vol-lied with right good will. Dli-i-l lei' and supper were served on the, rounds by the ladies. 1.

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lost a valuable cow by strnngl-=_

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%& thc Same ‘Waslfle my-‘

nitii-‘.ii`iiv riis iviirti-:iis or 'ouiitlta olvrs

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Standard shovel or spring tooth equipment. Suitable for any row widtlis between 28 inches slid

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THE HARDIE MFG. C0. ciiliiii.o'r'rr:'rowN SUMMERSIUE

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is 05 U10 P00i>le's Celiietcry, Mtg.

on ivioiiiliiy night. Mr. Alfred iii-`

Fishermen report the lobster

otciics very small last week. l.

His many frlelids deeply regret to farli of the death of one of ourl steamed citizens in the person of ‘. \/Ir. Robert McKenzie. Mi-_ McKen-\ lc was a scholar of the old school.; iild what he did he did well. Farm-l :rs brought their various kinds ofi .iiiclilnary to him to have repaired ilid put in A 1 shape again. All :new llc had the tools to do the job with. but better still, the head and niids to use them. i

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Mr. and Mrs. 'E. McAssey werei vmong the motorists to Montagllel

Wedlicsday in their new Chev.| :oa.cl'l.

Mrs. Fraiik Juy and children arc!

Nest tllc past cuilple ui weeks, is mr/ buck home.

Mr. D. /i. Egan is ut preseiit piiiiit- illr tlir- liii-gc new iiture ol Clark il'US.

wlncllg the iiiol.ui'I.‘,tii to the city

ion licrc Thursday last.

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:liz intends spending some time.

tliit ic Fictl Leard R C

l‘coplf"s Ccinetery.

Mrs. L. Vcssey. York. was th

_Gecko

to say,

' I wish you all li. bright good-day, So now I think I‘ll dry my pen,

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For liiiy l-`e\'er-use .\li|li|ril’»,

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"We took the left-hand

turn, by mistake. Sudden- ly we stopped at the edge of a sheer cliff, when the beam of our EVEREADY Flashlight picked out the dangerous spot. A few more steps and we would have stepped into a drop of 200 feet. I tell you we owe a lot to EVEREADYl”

Canada’s famous train of superior lei-vice and ultra-modern appoint-I

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Mt. bteiylrt Notes Bm" Enemies Central Guardian

“Fruit-a~tive»” tho Foo of Co i ation

not p

NEW MILLS, N. B.--“l can-

honestly say ‘Fruit-a-tives'

are the best internal regulator) have ever used. Other remedies, and l have trled~many, cause pain and griplng, but ‘Frult-s- tives' always act easily and alloc- tlvely. I most sincerely recom- mend them."

Mr. S. MacNalr.

Made from the intensliiod

juices of fresh fruits combined with tonlcs, “Fruit-a-tives” is n natural medicine. lt strengthens the system to act naturally without tho continuous use of

Big Crop Outlook In Western Canada

(Special to the Guardian)

MONCTON, N. B.. June 20.-Dur-

iiig the twenty years in which I have been actively interested in Western Canadian affairs, I have saw conditions at this season in bet- ter shape or more advanced, said Mr. C. W. Johnston. assistant geril. passenger traffic manager of the C. N. R. Y's. who returned to Mont-

ll.0DD’S TAXI-Phone 443. Elm-

pire Hotel.

ORANGE TEA.-At Calico COW.

July 12th. 614i-6-21-31

HEAR Paul Kollins in Victoria

Hall, Friday, June 22nd. Proceeds for St. Johii‘s W. A. 6112-6-20-Zi

HOOKED BUGS--The Handicraft Exchange will not accept any more hooked rugs until further notice.

6121-6-20-Zi

BE SURE AND PLAN ON BEING

IN PORT HILL for the big Plcnlz, Wed. June 27th. Games. amuse- mcnts, etc. N. B.-Dinner will also oc served to members attending Grand Lodge A. F. and A. M. and their friends. Come and make a day of it. ' 5040-6-i3-20-23

CHURCH NOTES--S5. Andrews

Belle River. United Church, Prep- aratory Scrvice. Saturday, Julie 23. 2.p. m..Communion Service, Juric. 24, at 7 p. in. Rev. J. A. McLellan, ofiicated

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day. i

Mr. Ira Dollglus. seed pntiito in-l

.4 . , iv;~'/s. Observers of various charac- merriment on June 19th, wiicilthcli I pmim’ “ho has been on me mb ""!l.e¢i- und :it many places throughout little daughter. Eilecii. entertained

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Dr' “mi MVS' A' n` N'“m" wwe nl last year with the result that l.f\|i~gi~nm has been received by Cap- 'vcmmnduy' 1 'i f will b has received the appointment of

An rxtrii l.ri\ili with ii izrirw ol" .. . _ _ _ ,_(,_,,_ 3,, mm mga" to my _,uns ml . tlvation next yeai. .he Scandinavian-Amcllcan Steam- .lic (iifoi'l;rl.il\vil track l`1'oln thc jiliic-

Mrs. X-Ir\\varrl Glover left Satilrclay-____ mdicauon _

'mmm Im' Roxbmy' Mass" wh°"`?‘\'.’ ".‘.f.rii Provinces todevelop othcrijzlnndiaii Medical Convention here

The i`i:licl':ll of the late Robert

Vf‘_`_"\’__'2___R:_”'(_nh';_':_‘l’ ni_‘1;~.ii system over its.westcrn lliiestwisoii of the_Fac_ulty of Medicine. _,as Imam, nmmdc'd_ Rev_ M_ K 'z '.v'; the gl'owtli of business in riiiilcbn University, who is also c. Cliarninn conducted the servi_cr=.s. P:i.ll-beare“s \\'el'r~: Victor E:‘.':ln. Hon

I. P. M' y' . ‘ . . , _

,`J1:ll'k. l\i l..A., George Clark. Peter f MIHNF i ,, _ , " 1* . _ ORMED-The items re- DMEL Im“°m“`m' "'”"" in mel iluriiig the presciit year to date;i`crring to.tlie home improvemeiii,;.

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_ _ _ _ __ _l.f~ power for farm work and for ing of her land by a surveyor some

e ‘mek md [waht Oi Ml' ‘md M15' A' ir' 'ni haulage was almost certain tofclays ago and that Mr. Murphy was

Ncw mai" you.” hcmd what' I`V3_\v.:it despite the constant develop-‘by a. regular correspondent and pub-l

rciil yesterday accoédingtto rep»}_i__ts ~

received at. the hea quar ers o e '*"" Amanuc region today ACKNOWLEDGEMENT - The _

1.-m.mc,. mmm,-_,ny uf the great Treasurer of the Protestant Orph- piomiso for western oiinadii this anase acknowiedizes with lllanks ».. - b M;-_ Lorrie Mc- receipt of $25.00 from the Ladies Aid

ycal was given y Donald, freight trafllc manager. of of Sprlnz Valley ,Def M\'S» Chflllif

tlic National system, who after an Cascly. _ extensive visit through the Western _-- Prwvinccs stated there is every ln- PARTY ENJOYED. - Dovccote dlrcltions that this will prove a. rec- Cottage, the home of Messrs J. P. orti year for the West in _ many Aylward, was the scene of muoli

ltlic West speak most enthuslastlcal- eight small guests at her birthday. ily and all agree in saying that if l‘\ie rooms were prettily decorated

lpraisnt conditions are maintained with lilacs. Alter refreshments of '.‘i~ Wcst will gather an unusually ‘ere-creiinl and cake, the evening was »lai'~,c graili linrvest. said Mr. John- ‘spent in playing games.

‘st ii. Ile also stated that conditionfz »-»_--- were iifiw t'-li ciriyr. to weeks a‘ir.af’ RECEIVES APPOINTMENT - A

tlif ielias bceii ii R‘l`€3L dem "f “cl-V tain C.C. Heescheli announcing tlin' ,vii.'.' :ind _.eine ol' this work "2 ve ' `l‘:“rctcd it gi'el-itel' acreage under we-iii. for Princeililclwnrd Island ol

Hr. McI)olil\ltl said that the i'oct_~.lilp Lino,

that Western i`nrmel‘s was rapidly _ -- dfnelopilig as an exporter of poul- /'i'l"l‘ENDlNG CONVENTION - ti' . dairy products and livestock. is `iiioiig the pi'omln_cllt medical men

of tlie ticnd of thc from western Canada attending the

briiiiclies oi' agriciiltilrc than that ol 'iis week are Dr. P. H. T. Thorlak- -ri 'wiv grain growiiig. The heavier "in, surgeon of thc General Hospit- ' in “ness bein: handled by the Can- il. Winnipeg. and Dr. Daniel Nich-

' Chatla, the cities of Western Call-1li.il.i'/c of the Province and receivcil 'fu i, :raid Mr. MacDonald, are gro\‘.'-?l“fi early edtlcotioli at P. W. Col i rapidly both as dlsti'ilJutln;".~.gc. `

‘l""'; and from all i:irl'.“z'.i'ialpoint.

is plnclits of uiitonlobilerl have in-_anticlpatcdr by Mrs. William D. ci used and the use of gasoline mo-:Murplly. Southport and the survey-

li vc the effect of causing iiutomo in guest at the Easter House. was ili~ 1;-i'~. inaliufacturers to locate iii the correct. The items were contrlbutetli

ir: lit of thc Pacific Coast outlet forilished in good iaith p..iirle grains, preparations are be-` .ini made for increased movement

Til next week, I may write again. Fmt-S year through the head of the

Lrkes and construction now under- '

will increase elevators space by 9,000,000 in time for the/

of this years crops. 1

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intend using on your home-will give absolute protection.--Will be pcr-

manently beautiful.--Will resist flre.- Will be economical.--Will endure for years.

If there were no means of determining

these vital features, buying a roof would be a gamble. The only wise and sure way is to select a roof of nation-wide repute, whose name signifies all that is reliable, enduring and beautiful in roofing.

_ The Name Is Your Guarantee

For more than 20 years Brantford

Roofs have been recognized as an invest- nicnt which never fails to repay dividends of satisfaction, permanence and year-in, year-out protection. If you are building a new home or rc-roofiiig an old, you should look for the name Brantford on roofing. v

Brantford Asphalt Slates

So many artistic treatments, designs and

colors are possible willl Brantford Asphalt Slates that almost any effect desired can be achieved. The soft colors lend con- trast and harmony without harshness, enclowing homes with matchless charm and beauty. Made in Naturc's fadeless tints, Brantford Asphalt Slates remain always

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HORSE RACES-Reserve July J V f 1

l8tl'i for St. Peters Bay horse races. '. » ` - ' mo 2604-z-as-ih ti 0:2 4 i .

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No Repairs or Upkeep

Brantford Asphalt Slates are easy and

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Brantford Asphalt Slales Are Fire Retardant

Sparks, flying embers or buming shingles

from neighboring residences may light on Brantford Asphalt Slates without igniting them. Insurance companies class Brant- ford Asphalt Slates as non-combustible-a reduction of 10 to 20 per cent. in insurance premiums being usually allowed.

For homes, garages, churches, schools

and all other buildings there is a form and weight of Brantford Roofing that will meet your exact requirements. When you buy be sure the name "Brantford" is on the label. It is your protection and guarantee of those qualities which you have always wanted in a roof-protection, economy, beauty and life-long satisfaction.

Our attractive booklet in colors, “Beauty with Fire Protection," will lic mailed lo youfree. If is handsomely illustrated and can- lains roofing informalfon which will prove very valuable lo you in ionfilig or rc-roofrig your home. H/'file today. 3

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Manulantllod by

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Mr. A. A. McLean of Ottawa,

sp~iiding a few days in the city.

Faoliwy

Brantford Cnrrltto Co., Limitod

- imliu. ii. s. °°"“"°°"' N' °'s.i..¢ lain.. N. s.

Brantford li' Bulls

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_ _§ _ m at l h l‘ Ki/|51' mon Y H166 lil; 0 t E St.

My W “gr to earn that 8 is Georgds NVomenl'u Institute, wlisi

Mrs. Frank McCarron left Mondo' i

for her home in Montague. after _ _ ~d oln an operation in the city l’U~i\»‘l'- COUK--Yesterday was

e

HW-,§§31_ gghe was n¢¢0mp,m1ed by “specders' day" at tile police court. hc, husband and two children with said lnfractionists having their

____ speed cut down to the extent of

D,-_ and Mm Hedley B,-idgeg of $50.00. Two were awarded $10.00 or

Fredericton. N. B.. are the guests of 10 d“YS~ \‘95P€CliV9lYC WV0 Ui-hers Mm Isabc] Gordon during the $5.00 and 00Etli 0l‘ 5 (`lB.yS. and ll fifth

diivin $20 00 or 20 da s.

Mlaical C0nvem'io__n` iiicitiilcesliioli piiizd up. y

lil i l tim tltiviis-

spcaSii`§n°ofoi=vnmifm~c ,I covniii-:lin imsroitai.

ivir. A. E. Mills, Boston. Moss.. who "H UNO" RUM* T30 P- m- The SHC- has been visiting his old home at “mem °f our I-'°fd`5 SUPP” Wm

Dr and Mrs. W. H. Coflln. Bath- vi

Bay F°l.tune_ ‘der ol merit) of Mt. Stewart school,

___ :vhho ¥er;_ siéccisssflltl; receiving

Mr. and Mrs. Ro n .E er “ ° ° °° 9 Wi/es’ (U- wa|mam_ Mass__ ,m',“5genlf,,ngl“,‘§,e‘I; Mary ivlessiilll; izi Allister Miirtln;| honeymoon on P_ E_ xs|and_ the (3) Margaret Martin: (4) John Mc- lluests of Mrs. Ellis' aunt. Mrs. A. Eachemi (5) Agnes M“°D°““|di 1.__Bmnh_R_|chmond Sm,eet__ (6) Lorraine Timmins; (7) Leslie . ____ McLeod; <8) Mary Mclilachern; (9)

‘ Tile many friends of Mr. Joseph Catme M°I"e°d‘

ener etic sales

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took place on ri jar of

winner. Dsricing was engaged in for a few hours. Lunch was serv-

roui eyrr ape _ -giving a heavy mas- _ sive dleci.,with double ,`1j'_~'i,€~_.,,'~; ',-'fig j- tliickness over all the ,_'/'_"- .‘-\~ ' roof and triple_htlilcl;- *"- ~ \

nessnverpartol eron. M de ri numerous

ill by 10 inches. laid five inches to wratiier. 825 lbs. per Mluare.

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I Brantford Four-In-Ono Sllino-The land- l\¢ll°"-l°'1¢¢| ¢l“U» E* ard square slab slate of Canada. The four slain tri welsh! ‘"1 DIN CX- in one strip save tiineuid mo in laying and vovdw wealhch She five lining uuiiieunii. siriufs indie- y io

neliu. Laid four inches to tlie weather. one

Risers of i_00__al.;¢m._weigl:iing 200 lbs-. covers

niiare ne o ron .

' Marion Con . ~' » .

J T"‘""" ““ “"““‘"”"“‘”°" |l 0l.m.au0n in the Cny Hospimp for Sunday. June 24 are West Cove- -

head 11 ii. m.; Covehend Road 3 p.

Bay Fortulm nm., H pleasant nsh_ be dispensed at the momlng service.

me mp in Newfoundlanm [eaves Preparatory service Friday. 22nd. at _

this morning on ,.e,_um_ 8 p. m. in West Covehead Church.

___ The Rev. Hammond Johnson of

_ Trinity Church will preach at this

hurst, N. B., are among those at- S" °°'

t di th C. M. A. C tl . ”"*

liiioiiegretueiiiing home thgluisiil (itll-i, PASSED EXAMS-C°n3l'”"Ul“i' sit the latter's sister, Mrs Clapp,\1°“5 t° the f°u°""i"3 Pupils U" 0"

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used for -all seasons of the year.

Guy _King was the lucky V Il`\'lp0l't~el'S 4

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Xperlenced t v llerl know an --'_ 5? `»- rfb” _ W H E Prefer the Intxndtional Limited,\ _; = 4 . r;fdi€if:“,:;¢in§‘:f;suiigusa 9 s N

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“Km |)|,_ ng, Mant, clrtmvn. “`°“‘“""'°”“ _ _\/ ins and family. _ _ .

Dear Brothers and Sisters: hope, and we know that you will B- 0. IOULDINGB AND ,E W .

d i that SIIATIING ° ‘ '

W D & lt is with sorrow and deep regret again meet your love one ti

that we convey to you our heart Heavenly Home where there is no Allrtll pntllh. J S,

cd b -the hostess assisted by the

Tobar poor quality in y ,

members. A vote oi’ thanks was

cheap soap la more dif- ficult to detect before its damage has been done forever

For CERTAINTY of Sdfdy we

tendered her for the entertainment. _

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The sum of . was re ie

National Anthem brought this very A - =

successful meeting to A close. Next ne” "° “uevmg in 'my my y°“"

mating w M held "_ we home of grief and bereavement. Yet be as- _ _ ‘ _ _

M,-,_ w_ p_ Mag”-m°n_ _sured our hearts go out in sympa- Bntmh Lolumbta

__/__ _ thy to you all, and we would only _

-- , __-_-»»¢---- any -'i-le doeth iiil things well." how- M0l1ldll\g’8 and

.\ ever hard they may. be to under- ~

‘/ tirrrsiz or connotsucl mind. ana we know that lie wlii Sheiltliillg (-“$9993

' -- sustain and give strength for every "

To Mr and Mrs Joseph G Jenk- trial oh: .WMI ‘"_ V"'°°"°*i .°::"°-III: "nu 'm wd

You mourn not as those without

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f 'nos' l" felt sympathy in the loss of a be more

parting nor death on”-'iii'

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