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and let us_ do the baking for you ~ Get the habit of buying your pastry, cake and bread~at .

D. Stewart’s,

Ecmrslr Bsxsnr, Bakes Best _Bread. _

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engine No 0 a few weeks ago.-Glace' liay liar lilth.

welcome.

day morning for Quebec. They .included M. M. Lucien Teasdale, Jos 'I‘onquil;,_

Lliurenzo Larry, George St Armand and

Ncctor Rickard intend tospend a few days on the Islnnd and start for Quebec

pginunvausnnllnuuwn;-9

lfouto. _

and lu-idp, are

_ “°li'l‘l\\oonwood`Mondl.y and bmkoi not :dxf fstrdah' hh W" on "pt s°"“'d” °"°°" " "°' ’°"` b°"“l“”Y lhbwk- 0 _ _ _ ' > _ ¥ ”' ‘ _ end weekly. as rrimrr hm salary "T"“" “"4 °f utils nndwwo noir.. snll~l:dAl>‘;wih|:°clil£fu°‘y::ub'rt<fr'; Wm we lmmoou' 1 .Wen shipped tosyd gy b ti, _ ._ . , ' » ° In connection with St. Geo ' Uh h. .¥",M_d”'_ Y V ll y e :_ Bonn had his mother, Mn. W. W. stone, Plymouth, Eng, I Pho? gg vlliffch

Clue. J. Hlronsu.. General mm. 'Im to W" sbownmraa Gaudi” lm: sdmr

"5 °f ‘ll *W YW* - dlyltlsintores ngrto note that the en-

thsli l 1 Lil pu.. " ° ‘fy yszgrdf; iran nm '“" Ai-an of ohrrlotlatowh Golfers wul ""’ ”“""¥ °f "W lei# _0i\=r\°~ Iolsh.

' piryehsmlinsooirclrh onthe lm.sr'.. “fi "°"° °1'r|=if“°d lnwhnt historic

I Bev. s. J. W. Mums. lu A.. nlsslr iiroeadrihir summer and the Halifax ° '“"<°~l M" ’ ii °f Wwe @¢ 0°- “,‘\‘:j~ 1;; S-.d ni: visions 'lar °prr.r._a. eoilclhh wlilrsadrmlmwsmohr. "'““l “mmf” Enalwd ment!!-

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_ an F5 M1911. Lake Verde. Aumm the anal” for the "ces lt THE Dominion Packing Co. property in.

. noannr Mitchell rloyrl, Edie., of ,y,,, iisilmr taiayarsmslrle azihowrlrd by °’“‘““¥ b“**¢‘_‘$" “nd P1“°°‘>“° 11°* “wk 'rrsris Press List, Boston, Mass..»nd lar. W. v. Dom, oharloltsulwn. and Park "°"° "ld bl' “ .'4°“ 'W "1" 00°" H°\w6 Floyd arrived by the Princess last evening C°mPb°ll0 5-“lr °Wl1°d‘ by H- L- Rinllldy. by D' C' M°I'°°d’ Master In Chwc"-V' in-spend the summer mouths on the summemldm - The buyer_was_W. A. 0. Morson reprg. Isfahs. A _ “ntlnsnonmniiims or the bore holder.

' » . H9110 the niwsenzers by eastern mlm Mr. Morrell strained the bidding at $45,000

_ THE New Glasgow Dramatic Club have y°°"°"d“7 “‘°°'”°°“ W” Ml" E"‘“b"U' A- E- Illii'9~ ld'$50.000. Mr. Morson ~ ' ' indefinitely postponed the Drama Ten M°Ph°°' l.l°"'h°"d“]°' “'h° h” 1"" °°m' 055.0%. Mr. Inge $55,100, Mr. Morson |55 Night; in 5 Bu mom which WM to be pleted her course in Shorthand and Type~ 150, which was. pts,-L The proven;

,hm glsen at North Wiltshire on Friday even- v~"m"3 Fi' th” Ul\l°l\ C0l1\lllsrf=lll» Col- _was sold en lilo£xlllZ of the purchasb ‘-

‘4 ' ' ing m,xy,_g3,di;,S¢_ lege. Miss McPhee has been in attend- money has to be paid down and the

_ » " I » ance only five months and at the final cxa' balance In thirty days. l

- ' V .V THE Sacrament of theLord'sSupper will millutlone led the class. This shows there T , ‘

mmu J ~___';. be dispensed in the Presbyterian Qhurci. ls not much waste time at this lnstitu~ ~ an “ward p“ss°"5°"° by th” 0""t'l'°

'ryrle valley hers sshhalh,.luhs ilsmat ooh. ' , “""°" “"l"°d °“ 11" HM "lv nr the ii a' m pm nmtm. 80",, timid ~ season ycsterdayincluded:John Mclnnls,

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=` -_ ._ June ard, “tam m' “ex “y' ’ :1i11lulet;vte,<lldl}llig wlli! tlgke Bpllace tlhis Collin, M. Collin, Heath Munn, Lizzie = _ _ _ - V. _ ' n nga e olne‘o rs nge ey etts Mrs. ,Boyce H, 5_ and Mm

_ - ~'l:lr.amyn.r,.¢» 'ras P. 112.1. Light Horse wlllmeeif. lor Ulmer Hillsboro Street when her danish! Dickillson. Mis B.iilaNahb, D.lu¢1>hrs.

, dr," on Frlday evening next at 730 in ter,Iil;(!i,ss1;Idaud, wilibe united in wedlock gre. IC. E. Laéton, F. J. Cameron, F. ‘ -_ ~ uniform. The Armory will he *D “H MvKny accountant 'with nike. F- Kinney Miss K. Mono ld ~ " /ii,,.,.sY...-¢y.,g¢‘i;,|,,_¢y,,,,¢,,,,_, ewii evening this week from 7_3) Dae; Bruce Stevvurt&Co.The bridewhoistobc M. A.. Morrison: Mrs. Rodd, Clmlill

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'r ' Yan: ’;f`.;:;Ln';‘;'gl':‘:‘n.|_‘ for issue of saddlery and uniform. - -I Zllnfttllilelllitlliidhwtllltobe ltlilrsd iiliqgreen broad- .I;R|0d'1, Ii. J. Howatt, John 0 Connor, Mrs.

_ A,wFRT AND MM MK V I tl b o w n mac . e ceremony - Molnnis, F. Mcinnis, Anna Mulunls.

_.t Aiirgi-¢'[‘Ci|c¢ So", Co" Mn-'_ f bbw! 1; In _ V l 0 1:11171! Sf Y will be performed byRev Robert _Pegrum Those outward were: Frank McAtee, ' \' “°,,.,.,,,,,,__ _ l tm 1* fn KH 1:* "I0" “V S U00 Chllr- and immediately after the happy couple Wm. J. Murphy, Miss L.Brli1ilns,Ml°s. ' n,u{_,\m_~np,m“,,mqu*-“usp 8,0 C; town, P.li.. I. Mr McKenzie is _willlciive onn tl-ip to Upper Canadian J. A. Mathieabn, Fred A. Coin, Mrs.

_ _ ““;°“"l "°f10""°d "Om W0 Hdvflre in-\oIties. To tllem The Guardian tenders' Thos. Hogan, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mit~

jnr es lc received by the explosion of its sincerest best wishes. ehell, Mr. and Mrs. Dickinson.

, not bc leurned, but the men who came to in F ""1 F“'"°h “md “ts wh° “minded St Halifax me dissatisfied with their pay reading writin and epellin were ver D“"S°"“f' C°l‘°H° """ PM ””"" ““d W"° ami say lr. lrfor that reason they im thi creditable The than sierra especial; pmscd me B' A' °x“m|""Li°""’l°“' ycswrf Minto. ~ Halifax Herald. was a credit to both district and teacher.

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Alphonse Eemm' Eugene Gauthier" IN FURNITURE After t-he examination was over, the

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When insuring yourlife why not get both teacher an - .

pupils, on the pastyear is

by boat, visiting the dlflerent towns en the best.(Sce the Mutual Life of New labor omwned “(,l;t,r_8uwes5, and expnw

York advt. in another column.) 21d Zi Md the hope tha' l ‘he schoolmight annum

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. _ adder Mission Blind was celebrated at the

I ' ' Manse at Brookfield on the evening of

` ` . _ ` June 12th. The ilrst part of the evening I

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‘ Annual Report by_ the Rev. Geo. Millar,

which showed that_,the Band' was in a

' _ . very flourishing condition, having is

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and requests for sample! Will be given prompt attention by

` ` ` A return mail together with any

information desired. .,

' | _ *~"‘~"""""""""`_ ' y » _ csmefps for ‘sale at a

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ESTE R D A Y

we received a long overdue case of Dress

Goods-delayed in- trausit. The lot in- cludesbeautifulsilky lusires in navy, brown, green, black and white,some fancy tweeds, and "a few pieces of shirt waist sailing. It was our intention to return these goods, but getting a generous price coii» cession from the makers we've deg cided to keepthem. we've added a few pieces of expensive, slow selling goods from stocl¢-alto- gether there's quite an attractive variety. Worth from 72c_ to $r.io a yard, we place the lot on sale this a. m.at the very

'low price of 7

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which a dqfll sd#

be given, should be

later than ten o. nl.,

"id °\‘“°¢-11 "°h»ni¢°e" by one ll- ' in.. 'ex-

I l Tim marine _and fisheries department .Tas 'Semi-aninual examination of

are shipping flrenlento till the places of Brac school took place on June 10th,

Tiilgeighth Annui.iC0nveni,i0n of ii", ten stokers who left the steamer Minto ll. number of visitors and ratepayers

W; M_S,0f the Summa,-side Dish-ict lust wcck. About six weeks ago twelve being imuttendance. The examination, will be iwid in tim Methodist, ui“m,i, firemen wore sent from Halifax to Picton which was conducted by thc- teacher Mar-gym, ,mv Tuesday ,yum gm," me torepiace the firemen who left the Mlnto Miss Minnie E. McKenna assistdd by first gcgsiwi to basin ¢,i;_10,mA_ M__'Mi55 who, It was stated at the time, went_on a Jus E. McKeliila}" Emerald and Amos Ryeiyeiegon returned misgiqnary fmm strike. The men who went from Halifax Mean, Derby, Wits' both comprehensive Japan wiii iw in ai;g¢mi,mc¢_ The “Simi complained at the time of their arrival at and thorough. _The pupils were examined mducoyi rages an me miiway wiii be ex. Plotou that they were not informed that in all the vllriousnbrnnches and by the Landed i,0 rieiegnws mid viniim-B_ Aii the previous gang had left on account of quickness andy intelligence of their iuieresimi in missions wiii be made dissatisfaction with the rate of wages. answers showed that they were well

Whether this is anotilerstrike ornotcould grounded in their work. The classes

geography, ___grammar, arithmetic,

A number ot recitations by the pupils ere heard some of which were very good.

progress of the school, anifadonglnjulated

ent as Miss McKenna is an intelligent and painstaking "l.eilieher.-One who wal-l

Journal please copy

was taken up with the rendering ofa nice ro ram and the reading of the

membership of about twenty five. At 9.80 o‘clock ice cream and cake were served by the committee to the other members of the Bendnnd a goodly nunl- ber of guests, amounting in all to up- ` wards of one hundred. A very appropriate address was then delivered by Mr, Millar, who in thc course of which oompllnlented the members of their good work and expressed the hope |_ that they might have many such pleasant. gatherings. 'Unfortunately several mcmbersof thc committee were,feollllg lndlsposed on that evening, which threw

credit on them. The uollllllittce wish to

would have been seriously handicapped.

several homes well satisfied with their evenlng`8 enjoyment.

CLARK’S DELICIOUS

PORK AND BEANS

always ready. Those who lgriow i-hem are always ready for them. Satisfy hunger. Sold plain or with Calif" or Tomato Sauce. 5c and l0c tins. _

0 Kodaks

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$1.00 I0 $20.00 .

A few second hand

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some idea of what is here

price 27c. .

yard wide, 18c a yard.

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ARE good. ` -

you be in today? '

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to anyones living outside the City.

Now we will quote you some PRICES -and DESCRIPTIONS, which will give you

Orgaudies. Worn _as much as ever, o7c, 32c and 38c a yd. `

. English Galateas. NEVER decline in favor and useful- @‘_ '

ness. We have them in navy blue, butcher blue and red. _fi In stripe and chain, 27 inches wide. 16c 9.. yard. Heavier ,r

quality, wider stripe, |96, 2oc and 21c a yard. ,F fr ,. 1.'

Standard Ducks, the WEARING QUA__LITIES of which l fléigv /I _,

everybody knows, are shown -in fancy stripes. spots and . g- ‘

White duck and white piques, and iiumberiess other

LOVELY BEASONABLE and FASHIONABLE summer fabries in the Wash Goods line; They, are good .goods .that

Fashiou’s_ fabrics freely provided.

Good pxiceelfor thrifty buyers, 7' And wc‘ll tell you the rest. when we have the pleasure of -» '

a personal talk with you while .yoiimakeyour choicefl-.,Will

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STYLES IN

NEWEST WASH ' GCCDS.

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Uuquestionabiy the largest stock shown in the Province.

THE time to buy wash goods is, right now. Summer is coming-really it is. and the hot

days are not going to give you much notice. Early buyers find better assortment:

than will be possible in a-short time and then you're thoroughly ready when the really hot ' days do come. Hundreds of pretty styles, whatever your fancy dictates. you will easily find

. We are always very much pleased tofsend samples

Dainty lace striped inusllns in shades of fawn and blue, blue and pink, niie green.

fawn, pirik and in linen shades. _Thirty inches wide, loc a yard.

Printed muslins in blue, pink, green and grey, 26 incheswide. loc a yard.

Pretty zephyr ginghams in pink and white, Exquisite printed nluslius, in pink,green,

navy and white. green with lace stripe effect, ' pale blue, with wreaths of rosebuds running 27 inches wide, xzc a yard. _ in stripe effect, 30 inches wide, i6c a yard.

Soft, clinging voiles, always favorites, are shown in blue, grey and niie green grounds

with self checks. These are extremely pretty. are 27 inches wide, 2rc a yard.

A dainty, lace striped musliu in navy. white and pale blue has clover leaves scattered

over the ground work. The design is odd and very effective. The width is 27 inches,

Printed Tape Organdies. These are ~ The -same goods in pink and green, with

i rosebud wreaths. Same width and price. If

simply exquisite. The shades are green. pale Dame Nature had thrown the shuttle and

b1u¢_ Rink ,md mauve, with white pgika dom, painted the flowers on these delicate fabriesf

she would have no reason to blush for her

30 inches wide, 28c a yard. handiwork

Handsome black and white Mattnlengs. with p0lk_&.$l9t. 28 inches wide, 3oc a yard.

Navy blue Mattalene with large white dot and rings. same width and price. FRESH. BEAUTIFUL and SERVICEABLE are the printed fiaked voiles. in white

niie green. pale blue and champagne grounds. scattered over with bunches of daisies, width 27 inch, price 36 cents ll. yard. `

Delicate lacy grenadines, lace striped in linen shade ground with pale blue insertion

stripe, i8 inches wide. 38c a yard.

Our white sftin broches, are pure white, satip finish cotton goods. which not only

wash and laundry well. but retain their sstin`y glass AFTER BEING WASHED. ‘_ They show both stripe and flo lvered edects. are 27 inches in width and range in price. from zzc, 23c, 27c, _gcc to 32:: a yard. - _ - .. . ~. ~ ,..

Then we have all kinds of white muslims in checks, spots

and stripes from gc to 32c a yard.

Swisses in dots. stripes, embroidery and lace stripes.

White lawiis, zoo, lzc, i4c. r5c. 18c and 2ic per yard. 'il Dimities with the tiny twill all true dlmities own. full ' ~ »

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_ with sparum hier pliwk, discharged all _ . C

entertaining on li very few, but these'

duties connected therewith with con- l »

eunlmate allility,' which reflects great, _ ` _ ' , I

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thunk Miss Eugenia Mnlrhead for her '-1, 'i _ _

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valuableassistanco Without which they '_ . . - .-

Fresh tomatocs, Grape fruit, bananas

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todfly at Beer 8! Goffs 21d1i

A Dreeu Goods bargain of lmulllml

attractiveness.-See Wea/rs & Cu's adv, H111 Ii.

T0 LET.-House on Euston Street

East, bath, sewerage, etc.-R. F3l;l1le;l.f

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TO LET.-New dwelling, ten rooms,

nicely finished.-I.. P. Tuntoll. 21d 3|.

annuuesunugvluulit I “l~iAcsf’

SPECIAL FLAVORING ' ESSENCES

Are among the fmcst pro-

duced. The demandfor our

Lemon.

Peppermint.. Almond. . and Vanilla.

is growing larger every

day. Try 'll sample ounce next time you bake.

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How .We Do Business

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Whilll wc l'clfi:l\'il tho irimdri. we i‘x’i\ll\i|\rY tilolll lllld satisfy nllrsi-.l\'il§ l.ll<l.Y “YO

llbsollltoly ilcl'f0ilt ill livery lioulil. ill illr: ilrivilli; nf irllolls we ilu ll_ilt llsk mil-» riulvcrl how llliiull will they rilmlil. lllii. hil\\’ low will wi: roll illvlll I 'I llc: <‘;‘<|ll-lv.-l~.~ of rullllilifinilr bilsillofcl llrcliirilllllllli' Zlfl ilor ill.-lit los.; lllllll lllmli l-i_4l_|~i-~;_ \ oil iw' tho bcllci ill' this lillvlllir. ' his in thi- l-illunll wily irollil, l-vlilllllie ill-Zluilu lilrlliiilril will hc bnliiilli. lil*ll{l~2 alt tho ilriuu lriillcrlllly lwkcll fill' lllfi-l'i<l|' '|l¢l|l.~._ livin iif people l\l~c ill‘<l\'l|li;tlllra every lilly. iiilll‘t you \\'i\l\L to ln* lillrc of till- lilllllliy of lilo ilrnitlll-c you llllyi lf nu, colin: llcrif for your lll-xi f\|l'||ll\|rc illlri-llll~'v.

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the Canadian Life Companies (zo in all) in ihe yer

` i9o4-a practical guarantee of the confidence of the

insuring public. ` _

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