_ thats. big quarter package

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The Best Face

Cream l Ever-

__ Used i l

_ This is what one of our

lzdyt customers told us a, ou _ NyaI’se Face Cream

W e hardly expected

1.¢.¢¢.1»»»»a-nupa.puqnpqpganpppnnnpnu

like Nyal’s would win favor over other high priced lines but it has.

Believing it the best

article and the best value we have, we like to re- commend it to you,

Let us show it to you and tell you about it, '

NYALS- that's t h c

name.

E.A.F Oster

Central Drugstore

` Sunnyside

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uurqn

upqnfpfnapuq

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f=B\1ntsin. Ben s. cc., for best cont lowest prices. O-23Mtf'.

:Rexall “H3” Hair 'l‘onlc is une-

q“"E1"‘l '01' tUllllll§ and invigorating the llllif. It rcvives dull and lustre- 'less lil!-ll`» ill'<nnotcs u.ctivii.y of the

Liair roots, k0<‘l>s the scalp clean ami `08lth_y and the hair smooth, iinu and silky. Price u nuttin soc. 'rnc M8'cKE"‘"‘"l Drug C0-. Cor. Gt. (leo and Kent Sts. M155:

Salvia"|s A Preparation Thai will Grow Hair Abundanily

This is an nge of new discoveries.

T0 8l`ow hair after it has ,fallen out to-day is n reality, ` SALAVA. the Great Ilair Tonic “Hd ¢ll`0HHlllg. Will Dvsitively create a new growth of liair.

If you want to have a hcsutilul

head af hair, free from dandruff, use SALIVA once a day and watch the results,

SALVIA is guaranteed to stop fall-

inf-! llillr and restore the hair to its natural “eOlbi" , The greatest 1-luir Vigor known.

SALVIA is compounded by expert

chemists. f .

Watch your hair if it is falling out,

If you don't, you will sooner or lat- er be bald. -

SALVIA prevents f baldness by fas-

tening the liair to the roots.

Ladies' will find SALVIA just the

hair deesslng they are looking ifor. It makes the hair soft and fluffy and is not sticky. A large bottle 50c. Sold at Hughes Drug store.

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LllTESTS EHUM THEATEHS

PROCTOR'S 23RD

STREET THEATRE.

Mllc. Lollisc and llcr Monkey Cab-

urct direct from l‘roctor’s 5th Ave-

nue will bc the chief fun feature of a

comedy bill. Others are Rutledge, Pickering and company in the comedy sketch "The Fatted ()alf"; J. Wallace

Mackey, imltations; Werner and

Young, instrunientallsts; Knight and Vincent, sidewalk conversntionalists; El Rey Sisters, roller skating; Daly and Ferre, singers and dancers; Kinc- macolor and black and white photo plays do luxe.

F. 15. 1=Roc'ron's, New vosx,

This coming week at F. F. Proc-

tor'st Popular Priced Houses will be in the nature of n Mid-Summer Fes- tival of comedy, novelty nud song- genuinc holiday' programmes continu- ous from 11 to 11, the majority of the acts being new and ull of them of 'that sprightly, humorous, cfferve- scent order most suitable for the sen.- son.

PROCTOR' S 58TH _

STREET THEATRE.

It would be impossible to crowd in

the space of three hours, four times daily a more llericnt program than the following array of talent for the first half of the week. Henley and Dunwold, protenn artists; Waftenberg Brothers, foot iugglers and musi- cians: La France and McNabb, black face comedians; Uelsuc and Baker. comedy instrumental; Elprence Horst and company in the rural plnylst "l-'un ,in the Woods"; Leslie Mildred whistling girl, Kinemacolor and black and white photo plays. ,

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uriion in this column. Cub mug. l¢°°ll\l§ny ordcr.Hinimum elu

twenty-Irvs cents.

Rein for locals in Cliuloin- town news column. ivvo cents pu.. W°Nl. noi. each insertion.

isrvc|`nT`|fTicAT§

*ii*

'The congregation or se. onnnn.

has Presbyterian church, Marshfield, intend lloldlllg a tea and strawberry festival on the afternoon and evening of Wednesday, July 16th, ln the ‘beautiful grove adjoining the church Property- Plenty of ice-cream and strawberries will be provided and tes tables will be served during the af- ternoon.. A well-stocked mfrcshmcut booth will be on the grounds and s good time is expected. If weather proves unfavorable tea will be hciu 0" fvllowlne day. 35-1-4M'n

__________ _

'The ladies of the Dunstaflnage

Metliodlst Church will hold a straw- ll0l`l'Y festival and tea in the grove l1<li0lf\lI1g the church grounds on Wed- nesday July 23rd. Tea will 'be served in the afternoon and ebening, Come mul Cincy ii duy's outing. 22s-7.12ivi3i ---__.____

'The Guardian has all the HOME

and other news and the Sweet satis- faction of being the HOME paper for Prince Edward Island.

'Subscribers and others are asked

to remit by Money Order or by lteg- istered Letter, 'l‘lie Guardian is not l`0Hhonslhle for remittances forwarded otherwise than as above, MEM,

*The Guardian welcomes reliable

news from persons throughout this Province. All such items should be mailed to “The (luurdian News Dept,” (.‘-hnrlottetown, immediately after the events, etc., have transpir- ed. Mldtf.

::.Pi'csc‘riptioii compounding at this

store is an exact science. Every pre- scription that comes to us is filled by a graduate, licensed pharmacist; checked and re-checked to insure ac- curary. When you receive the medi- cine it is just as the doctor ordered it to bc; and compounded only of the finest and purest. drugs. The McKin- non Drug. Co., Corner Great George and Kent Sts. Mldtf

FOX NEWS

Ol-servers cannot help noting the

fact-that the Canada Fox Exchange and Investment Go. Ltd., are a pop- ular centre for fox men. Friday aftera noon there were twenty-four persons in the exchangle oiiices at one time

all interested in some way in tran- ‘aetions which were being put through. The Company are delighted with the splendid business they are having and are optimistic and hap- py over the future outlookl.

O S S

Transactions aggregating fifty-four

thousand were put through hy the Canada Fox Exchange and Invest- ment Co. Ltd., on Saturday. One was for $34,000 and involved the sale of $15,000 worth of stock in a recent- ly formed company to a. party of A- mericans. Another transaction was $15,000 for a pair of foxes and minor transactions totalled $5.000-Total transactians for the week were the highest in the history ofthe ex- change.

# I 9

Cross Foxes offer the public, who

are desirous to branch out and raise foxes, an opportunity of getting in- to a good paying business for very little monley. The skins of Cross Fox- es are valuable so that even on a pclt-basis no mistake can be made in breeding them. The chanches for securing blacks from crosses are bright as can be proved by the re- markable “luck" which some breed- ers of patches have had this year. Mr. Grant, at the offices of the (Jana-1 ada Fox Exchange, will be glad to show some very line specimens of Northern Cross Foxes-every one of which is in perfect health.

O O C

Mr. Grant made a nice sale on

Saturday--5 pairs good patch foxes to a gentleman who i-nteiids starting a small ranch. I-Ie is quite confident that he will raise some valuable fox- es-havlng learned that a prominent rancher made his initial start from patches and has since accumulated a fortune. Mr. Grant can be seen nt the office of the Canada Fox Exchange

*ana ‘invusunnnt oo. Ltd.,

o xo o

A Cl-IALLENGE:-Mr. Grunt repre-

senting Yuda'l & MacDonald Go., of Prince Albert, Sask.,hcroby challenges any one to prove that he has lost a single fox by disease. He is quite confident that the foxes which he'of- fers for sale will compare favorably with the largest and best developed specimens raised in this Province. He also states that he is selling his fox- ss for an honest price, that every fox can be carefully examined by a pros- pectfvo purchaser before buying and states that every buyer is at liberty to bring a qualified Veterinary with him when seeing the foxes.

249-7-14ME1i.

O O O I O O l I l O

. HORSE NOTES , O U I C C U O O O U l A remarkably handsome, stylish

carriage mare was shipped on Tues- day last by Hon, John Richards to parties in Nova Scotia. She was giv- en g turn on the Summerslde streets by the man in charge before being shipped, her extreme knee action, combined with great style and hand- some conformation attracting much attention. She was imported this spring hy Mr. Richards from Ontario. Her sire is a well known Hackney nnd~l1er dam n Standard Bred. Horse breeders should psy more Attention to good action in their animals. B! it ic unquestionably the quality that takes the eye as well as the market, every time. For show D\ll`ll0l‘@B lf ll' an lndispensihle quality and the sums may be said for horses kcllt Elm”

exclusively for city drlvlnk- .

;SPl]Hl|llS NEWS

SHOOT. `

Fourth Regiment Rifle Club will

shoot its last series in the league this afternoon. Spoons as usual. Each member will provide his own ammunition.

locoelsosnoosocoolo

GOLF

UOCOOOCOOCCOCUOOOOU

Golf players are showing great en-

thusiasm over the matches that are at present being played, and Satur- day afternoon found a large number of ladies and gentlemen at the golf grounds at Belvidere eager to enjoy an afternnon's sport. The weather was ideal and the ladies in their pret- ty summer gowns made a very de- lightful picture as they grouped around, talking and enjoying the de- licacies provided at the afternoon tea by Mrs. Alex. McKinnon and Miss Alice McKinnon.

The mixed foursome handicap

match medal play was won by Mr. W. K. Rogers and Miss Hobkirk. The gross scores of the different teams werez-

also

W. K. Iiogers and

Miss Hobkirk

Percy Pope and

Mrs. Morsun

D. B. Stewart and

Miss Rogers \V._A. (), Morson and Miss liasznrd

A. W. Weeks and

Miss Weeks

Mr. Robertson and

Mrs. Miller

A. A. liartlett and

Miss Grant

W. W. (llark and

Mrs. Uagnall

100

‘Jil

112

130

105

SHOOTING

All mciiihcrs of the ()liai‘loLi.ei'.owi\

flivllian Iliile Association are carn- estly requested to lic on the range this afteriioon to take part in the lust lelll-Tue matcli of the season, The ('luli team now stands well and v\ith u large number of rifleincn out to- day the chances are just so much better for a good finish.

HORSE RACES f

(flaiiadinn Press)

HOULTUN, Maine, July 13.-The

horse traces here closed with Satur- da_V's contest. The following are the summaries:

2.22 UMASS MIXED

Homeland (Reed) . . . ...

Harry Mack, Raymond Buster Brown, Boyer (ine liell, Sherrard Time. 2.105, 2.21}, 2.20%,

2.30 CLASS PAGE

Ora Delmar (Morgan) Hudson, Hanson ..

Baron Dang, Boyer

Teddy B., Dewitt

Time 2.201-, 2.215, 2.26}.

2.14 CLASS MIXED

Laura Merrill, Raymond 3

Dimple K., Recd

Alflo, Boyer

Stanley C., Bradbury

Time, 2.16%

.20§,, 2.23.

2.30 CLASS TROT UNFINISHET) Fannie Mi., Rideout l 1 GI;-neral Todd, Bradbury 2 2 Time, 2.34{,

paw

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LONDON, July 10 (Special)-Tlic

British government will soon issue an order in council extending the full benefits of its copyright laws to Am- erican cltizens. This will ndect dram- atic authors und publishers of music.

This decision follows representa-

tions recently made to the Board of Trade by Mr. Nathan Burkan and Mr. William A. Brady, of New York city.

LONDON, July 10 (Special)-l.ittlc

Peter, son of the polar explorer Cap- tain Scott, is a wealthier boy than perhaps he is capable of realizing, for he is to have $17,500 for himself.

This perhaps is the most interesting

of the many interesting announce- ments ln the report published last night of the Mansion House Commit- tce's Captain Scott Fund, which deals with the large sum of $375,000.V_Y_i__

`_'!4'*!‘.`£_;a

Annoying!_liandruli

Will make Canada a Bald-

headed Nation if not Checked. '

M. Pasteur the great French Physi-

cian of Paris, ones said: "I believe we shall one day rid the world of all diseases caused by germs."

Dandruff is caused by germs, a fact

accellted by all Physicians.

Dsndrufl is the root of all hair

evils. If it were not for the little destructive germs working with a persistency worthy of a better cause, there would be no baldness.

Parisian Saga will kill the dan-

druff germs and remove dsndrud in two weeks or money bsch.

It will stop itching scalp, falling

hair and make the hair grow thick and abundant.

It puts life and lustre into the heir

and prevents it from turning grey. It is the hair dressing par éxcel-

lencs, dsintfly perfumed and free from grease and stickinsss.. It is the favorite with women of taste and cdlture who know the social value of fascinating hair.

Gomes in large 50-cent bottle at

Geo. lil, Hughes and leading druggists and toilet »goods counters every- where. "The Girl with the Auburn Hair" is on every package. » Made ln.CsuAds by 'rho _'lt :__ _rg

scout 0o.,'1.m., Fore xnie,'6'n;. _

SAWDUST UTILIZEI)

IN UOZENS OT WAYS

the same heat vslue us the wood from th

briqnettes but the large lumber con- ,,, cerns on this side of the Atlantic

onl to a small extent and could not

in the matter was shown by the sinal- U ler concerns, where the loss of such ni

they earned the cost of such sawdust briquettlng plants.

is less susceptible to the action oi T the atmosphere than is natural wood All this artificial wood can be sawe

atloiis for walls, eeilliigs and furni- ture are manufactured from mixtures (1 the essential part of which is saw- " dust. These ornaments rival carved work and are a great deal cheaper, T’ replacing those made of zinc, papier- 'S inaclie and artificial stone or cement. “Q

Sawdust is the essential part of a E”

purposes and also for paving blocks. l’

last the regular creosotcd woo.

Saudust is pulverized and used in T stead of sand. In this state it can bc, 5- colorcd, pei~l'umed and used for iiiaiiy| purposes, such as for sacliet bugs and il the like. Y

dust was uscd_ in offices instead of '»\'

qualities in the pulverlzed state for is gold and silverware ure well luiowii. Furtlier, from fine dust of colored wood, such as mahogany, etc., stainu A can be nmdc to be used in iinltatiiiu pi othe woods. With llnsced oils oiio fi

this filler is best obtained from tlisi a kind of wood on which it is to bi 1 used. Sawdust and shavings are used i for packing glassware, porcelain and other ceramic articles. \

The use of sawdust for cleaning T

floors is too well known to need mea 1) tion' not so generally known is its u

person lmiidlliig oily and painty tin-

cellent ineans for cleansing fresh paint from such tinware, rendering the vessels pcri'cctly dry and clean.

Sawdust is used in the manufacture

of insulating material for steam boilers and steam piping, and as ln- sulatlng tiller in firelcss cookers, ice boxes, wells, etc.

It can be laid in cement floors in-

stead of sand, reiidcrlng these floors warmer and more porous. It ls used for roofing material instead of sand, making roofing paper lighter fo; transportation and so reducing th_e cost. `

Churred sawdust is un excellent

means of filtration of liquids and has

suitable for this purpose than ordinary V charcoal. Added to brick it makes

it can be used for the manufacture 0| 1,

he an attractive process.

Sawdust is used to absorb moisture 5 in building walls that are exposed to E5 water. ln the manufacture of cheap C, wallpaper and artificial flowers it is C’ used in the form of a fine dust. Other uses are for cementatiou in steel d mills, for cleaning purposes in the ° production of gas, in the manufacture M of calcium carbide and carbonundum, lil and, in foundries, for pickling, in the N

DD » »

bedding in stables. Sawdust. improves soil mechanically, and, when saturated l with stnhlo manure, it also works c chemically on the soil and so improves it. lil

Milk For the Hogs

swsscmiik. skim muk, noni- skim E

milk, and buttermilk, says an author- ity, are of practically equal value ' when fed to hogs in the proportion oi r two und a half to three pounds of ° milk to one pound of shelled corn. b

11.9 pounds of pork, but when fed with 153 pounds of milk, tho average ‘E weight of pork produced in the same ll' length of time was 17.7 pounds. In l

has been found in the discovery and application of some method of turning former waste into a profitable by

l in

well applied to the farm, and farmer:

should not be slow in making use i

Slgnor Caviechioni in his oilleiai re

port upon his visit to' Lake Magadi in East. Africa states that the laku in question is a luke of pure soda and although at a distance it sppeari to be of water, its surface is soil! and dazzlingly white. The lake com ‘ prises 30 square miles, and at prssen' a considerable quantity of soda ii daily taken from lt., while n railway is under construction from the lain to the Uganda Railway. When tht; railway is completed it is expectec that Lake Magadi will supply soda. tc

the world.

RnIlroader’c Torch A gasoline torch especially for melt

ing ice and snow from railroat switches sud signals has been invent cl-

f- _

Former- Waste Product Valuable ui.

' `McrcsntIIe Commodity Raw tu

or Manufactured Jn

--- ` ‘ lie

Sawdust. when moderately dry, has ui.,

which it. originates, provided it is nu used ln a furnace which provides a ifh proper distribution of air. |ru

Abroad' 5"” 9- Writer in Th” Ca" State, to avoid an eiiiharmssiiig sit-

ndian Engineer,_ experiments have ,,,, been made to form this dust into 0cc,,,.,,ed in Mexico City if he hm, ,_e_

considered it more profitable not to no bother with such a process, claiming th

compete with other fuels in wlilcli this 2,:

continent ls so rich. More interest ernment In View U, the _ ,

. Policy of the

niterl sence.; iu nut gruutiug 1-ccukl When clilded yesterday for the wen-

' tiuu tu thc Hucftu gcvcmu,.,,c it ther the superintendent of the Meteo-

valuame wood “asus demands senous was thought that it would bd better l'UlUf=!l¢8l BllI'08ll Buullllt 110 vlwllflfl U10

r Mr. wilson to .insane uimsaifiroinlvarwles of July by a reminder of 1. e ceremonies, ,how fine June had been. I-le said ,»

TAI KU -~------ ,also that the high pressure apeaf ap- M

. _ - Corea, July 8 (Special)-ipeared to be moving cas wart rom

nemted to the b"'que"ing oiufulwl The Court' of Appeals, before wliichliniflatlantie and held out hope i~f bet-

e new trial of the six corcansltef W08-T-ll'-`l` C0 COINS- child, has arrived home from South

BERLIN, July 10 (Special)-Maier A

lon of the Governor General, Count General ldricli von Falkciilinyii has ;\[

erauchi, is proceeding, has rejected, been appointed Miiiister for War in c motion of the defence to siiiii-lsnccessioii to General Josias van on thirteen witnesses, on the gi‘ouii\llH0l‘l‘i1\L!f2ll. Wllll l'L‘C9l\i1lY l'L‘Sll»Zll0ll- spent the past week vi--.\_ii»._; 1,, (‘i,.-r- at they were friends and relutivcsltleneral von I<`alkcnlinyn is Chief of 1 fthe accused and that their evidence' Staff of the Fourth Army Corps at tu,-u U, ];|»u..k|yu, _~;_ \'__ \v|1<-rt- l.c is as Vulueless. l Msgdeburg. ,

consideration. Many owners took up ,O the proposal, hilt. dropped it when th

dust is the manufacture of ur ca th wood. This material is of great ten- ch aclty and strength, does not decay and 1 nt

d' th

planed and cut, but not split. Decor- 3]

n Yun (‘hi~I-Io, once a (‘:-iblnet Min-

1; fu not so long ugo thug flue guwl cxprcsi-u~d thc opiiiiou that in soinc

sand and blotters. its polishing rcasoriahlc and tii<'|'rfo|-c their pun-

1‘ .

can make a filler. The material foi ed

_ ‘ l if

prop'vrty of preserving eggs. Any chu gift

The ceremoiiics were attended by l

Mrs Slwiild l<1w\v that ll is M1 ex' the |>i-i-.situ-_nt of the ncnniuie, nr, . P I

. -_ . - \

S . '. , . , 1 , ` Ministers of l\`ol‘eign Affairs; liitcriory M"""“`» E"""E” w‘“"“‘ "ll" °"‘**l'°"? just received a carload of Beaver flour direct from the mills In libls

the l‘i'csidciits of the ‘-leiinte and the |/ . _ . _ _ . . _ . . ' ' ~ -. (;h,,,,,,,c, ,,f ,,c,,,,t,cB `,,,,,, ,hc ,.,.,,,“_`,‘u bbls 2,5 sacks. We also carry a full lluc of the following choice dent of the Supreme (‘ourt, "r‘“""‘ Ut f' mr'

where the monument had been erect-

dlB'n"ect"'g quu"t'es’ makmg it more sin aviatricc, is a suicide in a littls 4 1 _ _ . 4

n `more porous brick. Mixed with clay C'

filtering articles; this has proved tc W

arried out a threat she made in

' ’ T) ii

ambridge 1_1 few months ngo. Daily Daily Dany ATATIONB ei; y

manufacture of powder and explosives l>l`l‘lf-1°. wlicflt the vuum: wouian had n for the muuufucturc of pupc,-I 10, suite, Miss McDuffff said before her sli ery streets in winter, and for dcpsflllfci-

ife by poisoning if I were certain l ould innke a sure job of it.

lving this life.

urge band of (lhinesc recently sur oumled the 'l‘ii1bctan town of llsiang- hcii. The Thllictnns before going into attic killed their women and chil-

A b"nh(,| of shaped com when fed dren lent they should lic captured by with wafer produced an average of the ‘ll‘l"“"l°-

niniunition, and the 'l`lii|>ctnnu ru

osscs. Une liunrlred f‘hincsc were

muny fuctc,-ics thu gcc;-ct of success drowned while fording the river.

has appealed to the powers to pre-

product. The sumo principle can bf vent further outrages by lhilguriniis

of any extra milk. had massacred and tortured liundredu

A Sods Lake Greek women and children near the

. --ei. ._ -___ _ » - _ __

..A___`-V-_J-___-_~Y_._,_‘.___i__ifii i _ y - ' ~ ‘-

town of Negrita.

All the able-bodied men are fighting

in the Greek urniics, und there was

,__ no one to protect the dcfeuceless ones.

\SHIN(f1-UN D C ’ J 8 lieforc the Bulgarians withdrew from

, . . u y _ . _ , .

pecial)-llcnry Lune wilson Amery. the ‘llstrlit T-hey llllrlled Nchfll-l\» the eastern expressed uri'ivcd~in (‘har-

' kli th us: ds lfiuicless

ii Ambassador at Mexico City went '"2' 'K . ° "' ' ‘ E" *Ft Vern (wuz to spund the Foui-th 01 A mllll3“l`Y tclellraln fmm Greek utcs lute; the cnsteiwi nr:-oiiiiiodation

at 5.50 p.ni., ten minutes Title; the

[TE SPECIAL INTEHEST

ained. _ . . _ Iwesidcnt Huerta of Mexico mr don is asliiver with cold, and Ameri- g unced that he would take llurt inlcnn travellers are l(mg""5 'Ur t"”"` in e American celelwation of _the furs left at home). Overcoats have 1,

that these brlquettes can be used Fomth of _,my ,md ML wusun 0,,,,in_ll»c| ii in evidence in the i-itrccts and 1,,

‘fireplaces have been called into ser- M

'ily would also have participated au,

urged with the attempted assassin-I

The defendants in the case are Bar-

ter; Ynn Ki-Tak, formerly connected 'tl th C ll 'l '-

Bto,,e_Hke ,,,,,te,,,,,_l used for building and Ok Kwan-l’iu, each of whom liadl ‘_ _ ____ t

een sentenced to varying terms oil “ay”

icir innocence. The l’|'ocurutor has recommended

ly with Hem. Ad,,,,,.a, Frank E_ lieadquart‘ers states that a lull has V Huy' ,,,,,mmm,,|i,,K the F0u,,w mv,_ occiirred in the great battle between western M 115|) n_m,v ‘len-4,,,;,,ut,.,,, n of the Atlantic fleet, on board (freck. "ml."""m"m" .'0rc°"' "mth, .of E“t°~ “"‘E The ("l\l’° 'l"`ll"°fl'l" ill lil-ll-5 e h,,t,_1,,,,h,p M,,meB0t,, which is isalonlka. Phe Biilgniuinsllixive wltu- u

- ' ' ‘ t t d u til reiifo~ce-

w at Vern. Cruz. It is understood "m"""' 't 'B "' “ e ‘ , n , ', , t he I ft HB st D ,,thu,.t ments come up. Ten tiouaum (liters

u c i po y a ‘i y ; _

M _ U I _ have been killed or wounded in thc fu

m r ryan' me Secmtmy uf battle, and the liulgariun losses :ire t,

e official representative of this gov- : VECC' ‘

CASTGFTTA S

i i e orean ai y News; An Tai ` is og, Im (`lii~(‘hung, Yi Suiig-llun, -nor Infants and Childrem u

`itics.

tion which would probably have c"°r"'°"s‘ l"`

LONDON, .lilly 10 (Special)-I.on ,,

u|\ f`lii-Ho and Yau Ki-'l‘:ik, hut, hcl"

Ill/F U10 flllllvul of thc otlivrs wus-

linicnt should he lighter.

llIll‘lN<)H A\'ltl<l.\‘, July li tHpe<‘i:il) _ niunuiiicut to (lo<n'i;e Wau-iliiugtou 'csrlitcil by the Aiiieric-;i|i colony to' ic city of llnriios Ayres was unveil 1

tmluy :uuid the plauulits of Llioui-z l

nds and thi' l'c|i<lei`i|\i, liy the hands.

the Anierican and Argciitiiic init l

nal anthems, The An\vrira.ii biiiilstcr, Mr. .Tolin . (larrctt, made the presentzitlon.

he lliiiiistci' of l¢‘oI’oigu Affairs, lir,l ez-uirco (‘n|'|'ei‘:i, in wsiioiiiliiig ex i‘csse<l the gratitude of .»\rgentiua for

IC Tflicctloli of tlic uplicak of "hiroii,, _ , Tirn-lulluilic, Mrs, lliurlicoiljs pu|'v|ii,4,

CEllTElll SUlIl|lllll

THE INWAITI) 'f‘ii.l\INS.--ghturdny

ti.:-,town at ‘J..’»il a. ui.. fi y min-

.m., twenty minutes late. "

FIINERAT. \'ESTl‘lRDA`i"§- The ncral of the lute Mrs. l’. J. l)o_vle nik place yesterday nftcrnooii to the ii-catliedrul, thence to the (‘:if_lu»lir:

(‘emetry. It was largely attcndml

ull thc st-rvii-en at the church and rave were conducted by l<‘iitlirr Mv- Iaid. 'l`l\r‘ following were the pull carers:-Iliessrs ’l‘. Hui-per, J. tial- iit, .l. 'l`. lliulinr, J, 'i‘rainor, ,\,|‘l. ¢~l<l:\<-lien and -l, i‘.»e-iff-il.i,

PERSONALS

Ilr. .liilin Jenkins zirrivi-d in (‘l'::i' ittctowii Slitiiiwluy night Troiu limit' cal on a visit to uis ;a:nut.-a ,u‘, and ru, l~l, lt. lcnkins.

Mr. Frnest Lord, with his wifr and

frirn, to visit his parents Mr. and rs, A. Lord, lirigliton.

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Futlicr ld, A. Wxillricc, .viii has

of.tcto\\'n lc:ivcsi;"l\in uio.'i\ii~; on rc

iigngeil in pastortzil work.

Mr. lddwnril f`ullf\n_ the pomllar oi- rial of the lioyal liunk of t`a|i:ul:i tail, i‘cttu'ni-d 2-‘»at\iril:i_v night from lililiday trip to lcudi|i;: 'i`uui'l1uii

llr. and Mrs. Junies i`vliu:l.einl of egiua Sauk., have returned to l'_ ld.

ndants, all of whom have reiterated ilgnatureo ‘ lslnnrl after a three inontlis tour of

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Thcuu paving blucku urc uuiu gc our. 1lNhl’iSUi\liiciit on a previous trial. I From Saturday’s Evening Guardian. The present trial thus far has been Bears the _

b1,_,cks_ < confined to an examination of thc de- ~ f ' Z It

. ` _ K?

urope_ They will spend a fcw weeks ith Mr. and l\lrs. llugli li/lat-,l.co|i,

T ' In-i'.»rc 'leaving for their home in the

G.D. Wri ht |

I fl

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cliefl tlirouuli the prf|irip:\l h`ti'|-cts.,

.' .‘ e-

' - ~ ren

West. .fi

Tlic 78th, liigliluiid Vipers llund rri\'l‘,il i|i 1‘linrlc»t_i.1~i,o\\‘|i-' ivy thc ortli\l|i\lwl'l:ui<l lust. night and nutr-

flcring i~x(~¢‘llvl\t. inunii: :intl follow-

l liy at large uuiiilicr, 'l`l\c lim-i~ :Trum-

nvi' |i|‘ol>:ihly :ili,i'z\|'il'<l iiiori- ;itf\'nl.i-

u f.liu|i ilu- otlivl' iiu'inlu'riq of tht-

iauii, 'l‘lu~ waiy lic liniullcu 'tho sticllu

Dmlllfel-UUE *md 9"” l8<“‘Ul4 in uoinciliiin: iim|~vel..i\s.

Fuiicral Director any m h.4.In\cr-M|ssA l‘crguron.Lady Assistant- l‘crsou.\l Atlention

and Promptuess Guaranteed.

Ainliulance calls s-uiswi-red al i short. notice. o

SP_EClAL'I`lES 1

l"urnTfure Repaired and Reup

bolstered.

Silent Salesman made to order

OFFICII-Kin§ Bqunrs l-‘hone nomiinsllin oi-:amz sfwsrs l Norm sms. Phone -"1-0’l1. dl-lsll

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\,nN|>oN, .iuly 1o(.\‘ii_eri=\li 'llic 'Tart of ('r:i\'cu has bccii uppoiniril

l(iug'u I.i|~\1f,i‘iullii. for llit-~-i'|v.|\iiy of 1 WaI'\\~ivk in slim-r~ssioii to the l\l:ll`~\\Iis

»i N<»i'tliu|ii|\toti. .

1 4

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a<~u/-Pena the Vue i'ieauls|it tie

llrent crowds gntlicrcd in the park

d. I-'fic decorations consisted largely

irtli" hy her dcatli-defying feats as

lllagc in France, according to a

e cai e says ie gir oo er

fe with poison "just to find out

"Fascination for the mystery of

iss Mcllnfl left (lanibridge May 21! st. T0 Mrs. Wilson, housekeeper at o. 355 Massachusetts avenue, Cmn-

I often think I would take my own

I would like to see what it looks ic on the otlier side. I wourider if it’s any better than

UHENG-TU, July il (Special)--A

The (lhinei-ie, however, run short .il

llserl them on all sides, with heavy

'l‘ilson’s Pride

Roval Stuart Rainbow

of American and Argentine flags inter- Delight

tiyiusl. :liter a reception was given Phoenix Squaw 'L .e. mmcan ‘egg on-I ~ , Also Ilran .Sr Middleings at very lowest prices. Give us n call.

B05 PON, July 9 (Special)-Dorint,

Angle Firth Menus, the pretty um... W G R A N 'I' Q C O_

bridge girl, who made herself famous , '

under the assumed name of "Agues 360 WfmMI‘<ff- Quien St'

_ea

READ DOWN

GX. FX. PK- Sun. Sun. Bun;

ei-ith" is how the T»‘rcncli police nc- __ _ _ _ _ ount for the beautiful girl’s suicide, .1 M

'i=.='-fa $335 _

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eggs disp‘:iltcli froritiJI’ai‘is1todayi{ h P. E. I' R A I L W

hat death was like.” In this self- Unmmsncing on April isth. 1913. the trains of this Rails-av will run ought fate, Boston friends of the T“lE°‘"'

irl declared this afternoon, she had '_* A"*"""""'" 'Y

Daily Daily ex. ut. Hun . Sun.

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A'rHicNi-i, July fi rs|w_ci..i)-tamncc '

Macedonia. Dispatches from Salon- zi today stated that the Bulgarians

Greek women and children of

. 22:5- °~l\

Ill

‘=l!£!iJ°

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AFTIR WGRK UBI

It will clmn yourhnncisthnmiigliiy :mil qiifck-

1_7' ly nonmtir~rlio\\‘soi|r-tl the

Gr.-.5 \ » s ,E YJ ' .rxk.,,.._

nrrnud leave thr-ni smonlli and soft. luk, nlnz. oil or

ureosgstalmtoil racy- conn- wi i . nap. 1 ; ||’|‘u-hy, 15:. at har Denim. Save the Conan. llil Cunnan llnllni, Mutual

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V______'_°5'7.l Quai

l, T' ' n

l l W. ather

‘ " is the New l’crfectlon Oil Cmk Stove with blue wick and lilne '

flint’ B : , `:. . ~ ,

ikc~i b cad, cake pi s

game just right without he tting the whole room or any mics or bother, No coal to carry, no ashes, no overheating. The oven is ioastirg hot a few minutes after the wick is ligl-ted.

The New Perfection is made in three sizes, one, two ard

three wicks and can be had with or wii.hout cabinet for keeping food and plates hot. Call in and see it.

F ennell G

Victoria Row

The Best Cook-Stove

for H ot

and *osstsbecf poultry and

Chandler