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MONDAY. ,IUNE lg, lon

THE MIKADO'S POEM.

Cheap 3

1 Trout 4 Rods

\Ve are putting on

sale in our window a lot of ash fishing rods .3 piece, brass ferrules, suitable for boys learn- ing to fish or for bait fislling.\Ve :ire offering

9.

Big Bargain in this lot which will

only be for a few days.

_goc rods for 2oc 5oc rods for 340 6oc rolls for 39c

].G.]amieson DRUG ( i IST Leadiilg Tack fe Store

I Silver

Casseroles

\\'i- l..l\i' i\'rci\'l-ily ilirvcl from

ilu- lll.'ikirr.~l llrc vi-cy lle\\'i-si de- silgils iii lhis lllost :lpprcliri-'lie \\"l'1I)I)l \G L`il|~`,'I`i iilvlllililig l‘ie I’l;\li.~.s, links llishes, [loan Puls and Salud Disllus, '

The silver fllilnes in llli-sc are

hr-zilliiflllly plurvirli :mil flle lining are plirl- “hilu illsiliir niiii brown oulsiili-. Th--y lilllke llle bcsl C0l.>kil:l; ll'ell:~il.

r G. ll. Taylor

I Jcliclermmnml'

No l`_roiihle

to ,Q05 llle vofll you

\VZl`il I :l‘ I’ i C lc s l ill:-i','I*l1i_é4

best for .filly l>ll'l'liose

Order toilzly.

l.Plilarll._oi.

Phone 240.

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"Hur gilrsger cirlwlial recipe is it

Hood one. Have yoll ever tried it? llet nil put you up the ingredients for a small qllnlltity. E. A. Foster, Central Drugstore, Sunnyside. 6~l7d3i

"Brown`s clothing vslllies are point-

ing the \\‘sy to economy for hund- reds of men, hr»vs"'ali<l parents. 'His stock. of fine suits is one of thc best ever sllown in this city and the low prices charged are truly remarkable. See Brown's when you want a really trnppy sllit at molleriite price. llook for the arrow sign. 6-l7d2i.

Cool underwear for summer

_wean In oor.ton,linnn and natural wool. Athlotioslilts, union suits, lonll slonvos and ankle length, from 750 to 2.50 por suit.. D. A. Bruce. 6-l 7drtf

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Canvas . -

Shoes

When the weather man

says go degrees your feet say Canvas Shoes.

They say so provided

they know anything about

the comfort ofCanvas Foot- L

W8I'€

Prices from 25c up 3-

gar slang.

lated int

When nation speaks to nation

` o

joy to hear.

and good

It is said that in Japa/n almost Much has been said and written a-

everyone writes poetry. The gift ot bvllt Chllhdlhh B\1¢0h0mYl Which is 0h° gracéful. rhythmic,” expreshloh of of the strongest features of Sir Wil-

"i ith lltil

pretty iuhrler lr cultivated u-hd has ;‘;1:BL““"°”° " ew” ° ° p° °“

become general. This seems a happy

and commendable feature of Jalmnesl within the Empire which will inter- life,' and the Orient contrasts very IBN in Elly* WHY With thi* h“t0h0h1Y» favorably with the Occident in that and his "t"’”g views m that regard

regard. Here the imagination is left

some

”°° '"‘“°h "”‘l°"°’°P°°° 0"’ “’“°”’ is this feeling that in the British of education and our modes of life press' tend rather to hard, sententious ex- hlm Wltl, one chorus 0| app;-ovaland pression, and there is, especially in ldudhtlon' there is how an almost e. America, an awful prevalence of vulf dually strong chorus of disapproval,

The trick of poetical expression is press' hut not balanced hy much com.

shared in Japan by all classes from mehd the Emperor down to the lowest of harm his subjects. And therefore Mutsuh- The ito, the fifty-nine-year-old Emperor and 1,. of Japan, has thought it worth matt

while to put in poetical from his lit-

ation from the ministerial pa-

ers such as can only be attained

by independent and separate nation-

tle miss ve to our own Emperor ,nity

I

King, his royal brother and ally, on and the occasion of the latter’s corona- and tion. All we have of this little poem ple n gives to us merely the thoughtltrans-

dismemberment of the Empire, for this neither the British peo- or the Canadian people are pre-

pared. It is just there that the halt

E“gli“l" ‘md “° °°“l" ir being culled. The reeling is strung

o

ilivests it of something ol its native n b

th 'd fthe Atlantic that

graces as expressed in Japanese: 0 0 sl as 0

da has about reached the limit r autonomy if she is to remain in

. ~ » < the E

In t nes of friendly greeting' tl Premier 'Botha would set the

ds ol autonomy “wider yet." two section of the Empire there ore or less a tendency toward o

When nations dwell in peace beneath bowl

the sway of wise, good rulers. In 'tis joy to see. ls

~‘- ~ -l *rr V xffv natl

After all it is a pretty thought and hee"

also a grand and noble truth.~ Com- ln Q ing ns it does from a. warrior King, ing who recently bullied with the might- I-aw lest Empire on earth and won unpre- in tl ccdented victories, the poem breathes Was only of Peace, of friendship. of the hiS joy that comes from friendly greet- inde 'ings of niltion to nation and of king- Affi doms resting in peaceful security un- mad der the sway of rulers who are wise' hav

u

Republic on the shores of the St rence, not now, but at some time le future, when all is ready. It the dream 'ol General Boths. and fellow warriors to establish an pendent Dutch republic in South C _

e submission, the dream may not

his kind come into the minds of y patriotic citizens as they read hat is transpiring in England the close accord between the adian and the South African .Pre- B.

t

Surely the British people, and we mall

in Canada know something of these of W inestimable blessings of which the and Mikado has sling, and llefhillhi W9 0"" have need to be thus reminded of mic them, lest we forget. In their sim- plicity anil moral grandeur the words of the Japanese message are c0mp&l‘-

nbic to those of some Hebrew pr0‘ 'l' pilot or psnllnist, of whose mode ol pdl. expression they arc also an echo. sho They are timely, too, in this era of 8 G peace movements and arbitration JI. treaties. The Emperor of -lalmh is h ing non,-Cllr-istian, hut his message to our an Christian King conveys ‘D0 lBl`l`ihg fai note. hllt rather strikes a sympa- wh thctic chord in the hearts ol all Th _\v_hg_, wg,r_lil(l_,llC..g1!lfl§§l_.bY that great wo Sermon on the Mount in which we tes read, "Blessed are the Pcacemakers." ing

TO ~REGUI,lATE MERGERS.

le Toronto News says it is inl-

sihle to prevent mergers, hut they nld hc regulated. It would have overnnlellt ollicial decide whether not the prices paid for the unit- plants are just and reasonable

italisation should be made public.

se provisions sound well and; uld he well worth putting to the t of trial. But equally wel1-sound- were the laws enacted to prevent combines from unduly raising es and to punish those who did which enactments have proved

le.

cmbines and mergers continue to

A MISTAKEN EDITOR. S0’

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The editor of the New’ York Even- C

CANADIAN AUTONOMY.

of Canada. He objects, as has said to anything being done

reached a point that has caused misgiving in England. So strong

which four years ago hailed

st. of course in the Opposition

fact is that full autonomy is full ee independence of action in all

That means separation from

mpire, while Sir Wilfrid Laurier

nal independence. It is and has a dream of certain politicians ebec to establish a Frelich-speak-

a, and although they failed and

passed into oblivion. Thoughts

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if the promoter's commission is

Furthermore the details oi the

‘ llllillliil llili li llulll Ilnll \l\rlllll|illl.l.l`l,;: ," H'é`{C[A'\OcI lil; / ' A' l

success if you are not equipped with

this article for the Canadian market he has made ii mistake. Canada is quite willing to trade with Uncle

pear reully sane to most Canadians. We are willing to triirle in farm and

li S

ing' Journal has sent us a copy of an he made and in almost every case editorial article in that paper con- priced of products are raised, ln some ccrllinlz rccivwcity- and in an accom' cases almost doubled and yet nobodv llaflying HOW BUYS that he "believes is punished. The protectionist News’ that this editorial expresses the feel- idea of l.,.eghlhtlng-1 the mergers is ing Of the mhJ'0fitY 'Of the sane me” a good deal like the publican’s idea

in thc United States-" Ah°“t 011°” of regulating the liquor 1:rafllc,»which third of the article is devoted to ld

eulogy and defence of President Taft, 8 hoahldad of live eels so as ,to one-third to sugar-coated annexation, make them he straight The c0m_ expressed in the form of a political hides and me,-gel-5 cannot be regulat. partnership, and the balance to set- ell do long hh the high tunnis main_ this SEHK-'DOF Blliley and Sehatof tained nnrler which they thrive and Root in an unfavorable light. pruspm-_

averse to any political partnership. E0

If thcre is any sane editor in New fl

about as impossible as to regulate

If the Journal editor has prepared --A

GARLAND IN A NEW FIELD.

are new and enlirel dlffe if dl ipfqg 5°” T1-,ey dmenwlls lhelr purpose wilhouyi dfsluliillringriilili iieislnziiyfho syszm, and are therefore th: ideal laxaiivc for ihs nursing mother, as ihsy do nel gifwg qw ¢h|_|¢_

Compounded, lik all NA-DRU-CO ti '

unsatisfactory we'll gladly return your maxim om' by “Pen ohemhm U

25c. s box. lf your druggisf has not yet eloeksdthom. send 25°. and ws

will mall them. 24

N-8°”-|°~¢-4<1-I-=lCm»-ur-rc~u..l.,u-ri..|, . _ . |l¢.,¢,..,|_

These foot comforters ff

are not expensive, and the th money you invest in canvas shoes pays a big dividend rt

n foot ease . 3*

snally high-grade throughout and -- c prices asked are very reasonable. e have a printing and developing

A shipment of novelty neck- oar for summeriust received by

Iks to wear without vest. bar. japanese laterns, coronation china-

,9na_q,50¢, 60c, 750. Washable wars, medals, pins, badges, station- _

s in panels, towel ends and ery, post cards, king lr queen plctur- blouses at Stanley Bros at 25p., A._ BOISNER Auction." who was today elected President oi alns. |00, 200, 25c and 500 es, king's letters, etc, other goods for G. disoourlf- TINY BYO 5" “OW ' ' th legs in Decemibsr last, presided

"It will pay you to hlly your pho-‘ 1 supplies here, for our stock is un-

Dartmcnt in connection-make oilr the rich farmer with his broad acres,

GAY’S PLANTS

The owner of a plot of land lip to

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‘” e col

` iiilch. See window. D. A. Bruce. Coronation Day Celebration. Bee patterns and can be had in any Th" R005! Will D0 |014 "i¢h°“*- N- fo ‘

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_l .. u . ._ _-? B' M°D°"“l‘l' A u TORONTO 1- $i;ttcc. ip conference with President-

' ` ' , June 17-Whll t l- 9 Yes erday confirmed the report-

Now is the appointed’ time- ling at so mile; an hour tim r3::t_ that 60 Senators will vote for Cana-

gémlrpgaélftiziéitgnihrthgtgovngrstgpgna I am instructed b Mm HM bounlddGrand Grunk Limited was dllnn Mlaclprocity- Ho declared that

"` ‘ Y S B wrec e t 3.40 t d f 9 ld b th i-

ley Bros. 6_|5d4|_ Shawna go “H2156 mama" on at New gnu yi; eriay a ternoon. wou c Passed wi ou

' l 9 DNHI U05. TB on ood, li t

"we fully delievs that our One Monday, the 19th day of June,191(i. andnintiuringo lilIo‘i~iik'oimiiil¢s liillgioiihlli

ore your chow headquarters. We'1l rhduld ruhd Guys Plant advdrtisr- P‘"‘°° System 1" ¢"°"°°°* "‘°"‘°d ~ °' °°"‘"'°“°h'8 at °n°30 °'cl°ck li- m- t

lpply ull your wants-do all your ment in this p,,p8r_ g.,m,_,¢l,i,,d of ln. doing business and respectfully ask all the vuluublu household furniture ark. The Two Macs. drtf. te,-est and pl-dll; to dl|_ 5-25,-,tl Bll OUI' IJBUODS |105 t0 °¥P°°t "9 5° thh Property of the late W. H. Stew-

deviate from this lvitem. W0 KHOW art, consisting in pm-¢ of pd,-lo,-_ (lla- PRESIDENT FOR ST. JOSEPI-l'B.

we can o_ff_e_{ you better values now lug mom' hall' hdd mom Bhd kltch_ _

"Carter & Go. advertise a large than former y--watch our ads. I-I. H. en lurnlthrdv kitchen range hhd uhm-

xpross. Something different in stock of fireworks, flags, chinese & Brown's, The One Price Store. 6-l:7d2l dlld' pl¢tul~,,d_ ldmpd, mam l,odk_ s

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-assays

géina yyg

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AN iX[iLlEN` S

HEMEIJY FJH ill

NiHVlUS DISEASES

A clear active brain and a strong

nervous system are two of the great- est aids in the fight for success in life. You cannot even make a hid for

a strong body and clear brain.

There is only one way to secure per-

fect health and u quick-thihhluz brain and that is through purifying and enriching the blood-the great vital fluid. No other preparation known to the science of medicine has achieved such success in blood-building as NU- LIFE (Red Blood 'I‘ahlef.s)- the greatest blood maker and purifier ex- taut.

A box costs 50c. Can he had at

thc following dealersz-

For sale by the following dcnlors:-- McKinnon Drug Co., City.

Two Macs, City.

Geo. E. Hughes, City.

J. W. Carruthers, Montague.

Cox Bros., Morell. Mrs. A. M. Campbell, Bt. Poter's H. Ji. Mahon, Souris.

-Alex. Robertson, Red Point. Jas. F. Lord North Tryon.

J. P. Smith, Kinkora.

S. H. Colwill, New Haven. Ewen McKinnon, Hampton.

Calvin Howatt, Victoria.

Kier & McFadyen, Kensington.

P. N. Enman, Summerside.

E. C. Lepage, North Rustico.

W. B. Dyer, Alberton. If your dealer does not carry Nlllilo

liek him to write Johnson & John- son, Wholesale Distributors, Char- lottetown, for it. ` lnwsdrti.

(ll-lAMl‘ (‘l,-ARK

UU'I`l.lNES I’fil.l('»Y UF

I)l<3l\l(l(5RA'l‘IU l‘AltTY.

HARItISBUl'lG, I’n., Julie i5.-

(lhamp Clark, speaker of the notion- ili house of representatives, spoke on Triumpllnnt Deniocrilcy at li meeting of Democratic clubs tonight. He said his theme was now on every tongue

. wilhi rr-the -land:-‘FhrDem'oci'iIts"hiiT T7

laid aside quarrcling among them- selves and the party now presents “a solid front to the common foe. Our record in the present house ia a proud one. We are fighting a good fight. We are keeping the faith. We are fulfilling as rapidly and as liter- ally as possible every promise nlade to the people.” ,

“The D-enver platform contained

these words: “We demand the immed- iate repeal of the tariff on wood pulp, print paper, lllmher, timber and logs

city bill and in what is popularly

Mr. Clark also illstanced the wool

' G. A. ui Mcobhuld hud_ lirurst A. "' m ' " "”"‘

Foster.

Auditors-E A Faster and G A

:$55 ` L' ;_-1.

ras llousi: or QUALITY

soo olilnrr willsrs

. AND

SUMMER DRESSES.

For Our Ready To Wear Department

The eighteen year old girl has noi been forgotten nor the 8 lo14 All Can Get Suited

SMART SUMMER DRESSES AND WAISTS

PATONS, I

SHIRT WAISTS

are quick to come and quick to go. Some cannot illustrate tllenl. Here are afew particularly smart models :-

Ladies' sailor waistswith sleeves and tie trimmed with navy and sky.

New pongee silk waists slliart and summary. Handsome lingine waists with kimona sellve.

Embroidered lingerie waist with kimona sleeve.

Scotch zephyr waist with sailor collar and peasant sleeve. Handsome lingerie model with new kimona sleeve. Richly embroidered. Another smart embroidered waist-panel effect-long sleevs 89c.

150 waists go to-morrow at 89c. _

Smart Suits for Summes

200 SMART SUITS for sumlller. Girls wash

suits, shore suits, bathing suits, house suits, church sllits, lawn suits, golf sllits, boating suits in fact sllits for every occasion. Made frolli lawn, lillisliii, iilllll, cambric, print, linen, lineneite, duck, pique, etc, etc.

froiii $2.50 fo |0.00.

500 SUMMER DAINIY WAISTS $I.35 for 89c

linndreds from $1.00, 1.25, 1.50, 1.75, 2.00 up to

5.00 at a saving of 25 p. c. , ~

Linen cluster coats $5.00 for 3.89. » $2.75 black outing skirts for $1 .9S. VVnsh skirts

'in wllite duck;

SCARCITY PERDICTED

_ But we anticipated the demand by placing freely

ladies’ wash suits and skirts also summer dresses.

PATONS

hlll as further redemption of Demo- BOSTON. June 14--Search Of the

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r -'lirics

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( ( (A f //ll '

;:__E,,e,.y El Presidente clgh, ld Schmid for further evidence ofthe if __ \h \",‘| ,- I ~

made under absolutely sanitary meth- mUf`d€l` Of Chlitlllll Ch&l`1°B D- WY" " . ods. This reason and the fact that mah Whllh he Wah Wing ih hi!! bllllk » ~ ` it ls the best lo cent clgdl- ddld ln Friday afternoon* led to the discov- Cllnada should make you give it your :gy gmt; en. ax; was mi°5ihZ "Om

pl-lmarlly a novelist' 'Hamlin Gap preference. Sold by The MacKinnon » 9 BD 8111 B CB ill- _`

Sain but is distinctly shy- and`land, whose last book, Cavsnagh, £25 Cow °°"‘e" Great Geo' & Igtfgt kg; ill); “igliilérileaiocirliie (liri)li)lFks1eav(i'iaxi‘5

r§i§t.,fRf§ff§i.§i§.`ig‘§itiiiiimf" ik" i _"“”'* i '°‘"‘° ""“°" ‘“‘“°“‘°“ th” ““ ““

ns s, as i. d

st joined an excursilon _into H new .ae been suspended _there and had

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York or elsewhere lvho thinks that fleld_ M,._ Garland ,S the secretary 330:] thzralflhed with its fa-Utehihgs

reciprocity is likely to lead to such l of the New Theatre movement in Ohi- I I I dditi it 1 t l t Y 'ynv is ' icult to guard against all dlingerno il l>iirtliersllip, the sooner he gets rid 0850 kh0Wh FIB the Thea!-F9 BOCIGW. n a on 0 B b un nstrumen ' ma" l '

the 16 wounds on the captaln's head

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-l h- liar..l’;°.l::°;.ir.f.;r.;.“;:e:....‘z‘ PHlHMl[}[l]T|[]A|_ °l:“'.“'.l“ fl :.':“"' ir

- _ _ ' a o se an e governmen an -

§]§;‘;“;rl;|§lf§ed Hoiihelialg' fxfgmhct ddriltles are ol Sietldpinlou that the _

» - _ , _ mssing axe con row some light _ _oiifircinunsured o I ldl k l~ 1 . ~

ish prollucts but very far from wil- 01fJIrhh€;it;llf3l;Hn‘;20‘l;¥i\lf;C'-sflefhtifiélthithlh on the matter. A small axe used to ~`°"5'5“’“‘ Will' ”~hS°|U'0 liylhclhsllilll a com apouy it once our 'Maura the 'west ng to llicker the Union Jack for the for the shmmer at West Salem ax? Eggigfigiilgliiggthlgogiilllzigvs fli)\i‘tn2.hlI,§hiilig tars and Stripes. cousin. The annual meeting ofthe I,_ E_ Is_ Wasi too small to lit this marks found

f 1 land Pharmaceutical Association held °'fI.l21°mYé°sl;;g an is believed ,£0 be

iunttiiiiiiiriiiiy eiiiliriihiiifie was B good 1?; nigh; heavyivnrietyhlfauallydkcpt pn

U-ao V E S In’ the absence ol the President case 0?rh':_‘:° X szlllsrosgh “Beggars 0'; L ~

Ad D R 47 I I ghgnngh f;er‘:,;l;gédf’n° of the past Pre` the barge however, failed to disclose

"fl" A ` Repoits of the different officers were ws whereabouts of the axe' Th°

submitted and general routine busi- f,?:(?fv';m(f;’;bf(‘;g'l:1 that it has b°°“

d' d f. ' ~

ngaewgzctifgose oglcem for the “_ Search for a bloody shirt, suppos- CIOBIHZ session of the convention ol `HALIl<‘AX, June 17-John A. Tobo, mlm, year ,~esulll‘ed as follows; » sg £01130 f;liSSil1§.l(yaS tulsa prada. but the National Council of women ut I9 years of age, was sentenced to P -d t_J_G_d --_ _ a ewsecou no eoun.

vll:§fPf.';sldent_A_ );£"e(;:.)(','shy_ The government has been weaving “P0118 Wcrn presented, the chief murder of Edward MacGregor, and Secrdldry_Regldt,.a,_,g_ M_ John, -ziggléih argl! trgdxlélmdtbagiutéalvileiygdenldg g;¥;f;I;i<Tltl\l?nm’b5l;lgmE)ll¢;=1eRt0nd;whlt¢; lhe will be hanged on July 24th.

"_ m . on ng o

s°T,.,,hh,,,.e,_H0,,_ Gen E_ Hhghed Graff, the cook. the femalle sex, and educational work

council-Almve mid u.o'lvl Reddlu. ,ii “"‘°"g t ° ‘°"’" °'““°°“'

drilled the warmers' free list hill; 1'/,_ \` V > both of which now sleep in the Re- \ " , _ " _. li|;,l||; Dublican senate." " J ___`F.;//!_\

__ ff/ 7-//’7\/.

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-.7 livan and Special Agent Fred IP.

and that these articles be placed on ‘ " the free list." So far as the Demo- cratic house is concerned that de- mand has been granted in the recipro-

(if d 'Ty

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cratic promises, aod said 1-,he bill barge Glendower by Assistant United . would pass the house and senate. States D15tFi°h Att0l`h°Y Mllfk Shl-

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FIRES

are started in man nnforscen wa it diff"

er low careful you may be, hui 3

FIRE INSURANCE POI.I(Y

Wl"‘I?;"‘P\lU\h|H _Company will protect you against all financial loss by fire

Hyndman £6’ Co Limited

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S. M- Hicks’ Agent at Stmmerslggoviiiclal Managers, Chalofietowll. P. E. I.

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INTERESTING SEX REPORTS. SENTENCED TO DEATH.

roar ARTHUR. June 11-at thi*

P0” Arthur Yeslsrday, interesting death at Digby yesterday, for the

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RECIP'.`(OCI~TY IN UNITED STATES

than big airplay, 6-13diw size.-Stlnls Bros. 6-l5d4'

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y . lltvlr _,_ . . 6-d15,17,19, elses.

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TRAIN LEFT RAILS, WASHINGTON, June 17-Chairman

MUCH DAMAGE D0Nll;_ Penrose. of the Senate finance com-

o, ow ng the whole amendment.

rni if th -1-*__

wenty-live other passengers.

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At the Yarmouth Y. M. O. A.

BON' Camp. held at Tusket Fails in

A'-UIUSC. I- I0llnd MINARITS DINI-

MEMRAMCOOK- June -17-St. Jos- MENT most bsnotlcial for sun burn.

ph's College held its 47th com- an immediate rolls( 10|- ¢°1l¢ “il G _

AIJRED STOKES. `

General Secretary.

c se d d b t ., monument ye to d i Lei b , _

Get. one of the embroidered ,:¢l:l,:_n Tv;:d,,";d°,'h ° C and other M I r ay n B we toothacm

morial Hall, Rev. B. J. Lccnvalisr

r ilrst time at the Encoenia exer-