I JUNE8 1912 "THE I-MBT Nm 'ras caA1u.o'rTa'rowN GUARDIAN ' 'mei or me 1 plugs »rmRTs|;N___

l-iilrolirlllii iilailliluc nilrrrii sELECiEn Fliou riilé wEl=_il’s Nsiiifron ills euinbiilrs “smliinliv sussclilBl§i'is

at 11 s.. m., and .7 p. m.

THURSD \V The marriage took lilace at tbevllerformed by the Rav. M. D. McKee.' ...'Miss Sarah MacCorinack. who iiimlsgletri 'cl'-i‘;"UY _;‘Bu\UV¢¢l lfom '-

I ar 0 e oun t c C dl

...°Rev. D. MacLean will preach in Presb teria M ;;, k |Ml'._ Bud Mrs. Stevenlvn Will MKG UD.h" bw" i“ B°‘f‘*'”“ 7°" th” P95" BU Wu,” Th dv seg swf tall' 4.-//. _

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Pub ia Ch ii,o -- '_ "tn id thai oN- ,h t dtn lun °°““ WHHI1¢\uc r

the l' Yi" ll Ul`¢ eorge (/_, on Tuesday. May 21st of Ham~l mr res eggs M 8 e,‘;_°n: so “fs igslfittlgsprgnsrné) vggitegeg muggzs iiiember of the Methodist Church _of

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town, on Bahbath next, 9th inet.. mend Johnson St ' ¢_ .Mi series. Mr. venson r a re ' ' .I-_ _ _ .

Dora Ballinger, the eggiggifignyo lysis; the youngest son ot M. Stevenson oii Joseph who is aerlousl ill.” ‘yon ima hcl lemmns “m "9 '“`~

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“L ' " ” -- _ - _ J 'her2r»3iiieiglnni:n wlslilnlémifr. r ciilnif Mrs. F. 1'. Nnwsnn nnii two chilli. :f§;’:_'r§’i=a_‘:*_x°t‘j_?___‘_' °_lw_:_k.__l_-_ in.,

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7*'-;'ff"~'T.+**?_§“f't_f` _ Mrs. Stevenson many years of happl- ren arrived on ,the 4th lust from Ed- bereaved mlmvw y ‘V ‘V - ”

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_; - - » _ i » _~ 51 5 1108!. liionton, Alta, vin Boston and will _ _ _ __ -_ ._-1 V _ *'@»Cll.Ml8.hlU,snd other like = -- be the guceis of John and Mrs. Now- ’ _

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_ _; t_ I.-__-Q _troubles of children quickly rgligvgg by __ Jbliwso/V13 A” is ' ~AN°D_¥NE ` _ .Ll./vlnew-r ._

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°"-”" BOWBI CQUPIIDII. Sbld by ll] dgglggh f H". .__ ---» * ssc ana sae noni. .é n,,,"""f," "-' _ ; I. s. .lomvsoiv A oo.. anion, M _ »_f_lf_1_."1»'.'l""' ,_

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r '_f '__ _-_"_f___'_'_ _:_ _. __-;____ _'_ _- -_-_-____ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.?a

llll cent per word first 'n i' ' 4|,” . -»»-- -._ :.11 '.‘:z..l“. .::.°:'l:'.:':i.°:2°.:::".::; :::'.i!:: :'.°:'i: :f'.".:';‘.::1.'~'.'.’:' rin' '~--_--_-~ ¢--»~~-- _...__

__ Y ll llll I 0w¢\‘l-Minimum charge lweufy-live cents.

__ GUARDIAN cLAssirii-:li Aus

MaeLaren and Mrs. MacLaren

Georgetown, was the scene of a very ____ _

pretty wedding at eleven thirty, Tuesday forerioon, when their only

wife at Harold William Macdonald, of Toronto, and formerly of George- town, being the son of thc late Hon. (Capt.) Malcolm Macdonald, one of the most prominent rind highly res- pected business men of King’s Coun-

Church, Montague, in the presence of

lvore a handsome travelling suit of Alice blue, with hat to match, and carried ,_ bouquet of white roses.

as-.1-§ :-_-a~- f

‘ _BOARDERS WANTED .ron sAi.u-ni~:o1s'l‘i-:linii noi.-

WANTED"_l53'O_A_f'llERS WTG_lT}N7l‘L'f;`. Bl10il\_Hllll age tbrco years, KU(

men preferred.) Apply at Mm breeding. Donald Macliougall, Ban-

'Thvrhar McKonzi<ie; 51 iilllsnni-6 ‘¥""'l.`-"3-I-____ _. _.fl--'»Ml‘l2wi>d

‘ St. ' 6-iMi5l. FARM I¢‘0Il SALE. ALEXANDE

Mclsaac offers, his farm for sale b

0°* _-1 _ _ ._ __ _reMAl.a iii-:ir wAN'ri<:o A omi. Fon' 'olli'N`uilAi`.

housework. Apply at Aniolrican QU".

_ solate. -(References required).

_ _ __ __ ___ _ ti-i'»Ml\v. WANTED A'i‘ oNon` Ai~i"1<:xi"i~iaiie-

'need girl for general housework. __Apply__ __l_62_ Dorchester St. 5-1_l0Mti WANTED, A GIRL FOR GENERAL.

housework. Apply al tins onion. __ _ __ __ __ _ 5-ziuvitl. WAN’l‘,ED, Glltli l"Ul`t (lEN'l'JRAl

housework. Good ivagis. Apply

evening st 21 Great George St. ..____._.,*.'_________.____ _5i2"M*f~ WANTED 'rwo ki'i‘oril~iiv"oinl.s,

also two good cliambermnids ap- ply at once Hotel Victoria. | ‘ ____ __'_______ _.5-anti.

WANTED, _A COOK AND HOUSE- maid. Apply with reference to Mrs. David Robertson, Rothesay, N. B. _ _ 5-mi-ti. LADIES TO D0 PLAIN AND LIGHT -sewing at home, whole or sparel

_ time; .good pay; work sent any ‘ distance; charges paid; send stamp

for full particulars. National Manu- facturing Co., Montreal, Que.

_ 5-4ds6irs2i.

._-€"._‘ if -i-'oil .sAi.i-.

li"RE BH LUBSTERS RECEIVED every‘ day at Stewart's__ Restau- rau__t, 103 Liiecii St. 6-7M6ipd

FOIVJALE A LADIES' BICYCLE,

in first class condition. Apply at T'f.°J_“E°l°_£l'B€§F£f°~ 6*§li“_‘P‘\-

FOR '%LE ‘A SECOND-HAND BICY-

cle, yply Post Office, Box 555. __ Gililil-. ifoil sAi.i<;, A oo1"rAui~J; Auso A| dongle tenement house. Apply to _Lowe Bros. __ ____ , 5~29Mtl, HOUSES FOR SALE. ALL PRICES. Good localities. Easy terms. Ap-i _.ply to Gaudet it 1-laszai-<1, solicit- 'ors. ` 6-1Mlmonth.

EUR SALE, SMOOTH llulur MCAT

22 ft Keel 40 it over ali, new last year. Apply to Guardian Agent. _S_ourie. ____ __ __ 4-anti. rifloraivrv 1-‘on i-.Ania Ai' Moa? ray Harbor, Store, with dwelling at- tached containing nine rooms, also warehouse and outbliiidinga. Good orchard and garden. Property com- prises!! acres land. Also suitable for fox farm. Apply to G.R. Gar- rett, Murray Harbor. 6-5Mlm. FEW PAIR. FOXES FUR SALE NOW,

forty dollars pair, Ferrets, Pheas- ants. Pcafowl for sale in season. John Downhalii, Strathroy, Onta- rio. ii-lSMEBipd.

'100 NEATLY I’llINTED RETURN

Envelopes, postpaid, for 30 cents. John L. Heath, Ilock island, Que.

____________w _______ 5-lilsdrtipd. AGENTS--l)ON"1‘ ACCEPT AN AG-

ency until you r_ead ollr new book, “Piling Dollars," it's Flea. Darling Bros., Derry. N. H. 5-llsdriiipil.

THE WILKIE REAI/l‘Y & INVEST- ment Company, Limited, Wilkie, Bask. We have line fertile farms, in

private sale. at Bcllvicw, Lot 49,

four miles from Charlottetown, with new house and 'out building I" H0011 Fclmir. Good well in yard .yfiilllir orchard. lf not sold by Jun ..l)th, will be sold hy auction. Ap. ply on premises or F, fl. Horne, City. This farm contains 50 acres o

'W' with °r<»=~»=~ 5-22<uwi»<i_ N A' D R U "

gf* - _-_ __ ;,

New Brunswick and Nova Scotlii,_l_____dB,, the __cs_d___nw 0, D

»Mackinnon in the Royalty of Georl»'.0 town with coach house, stables. GW- |n.ay be rented. lt is ii very attrél _tive summer spot. /\l*DlY T-0. M5 kinnon & McNeill, Solicitors. _6_~lfi_ll_/ll_*_l_» Doual.'ia` "'oi1‘i~‘ioi~3 'ro i.lsT. IN

Prowse Block. Possession at naw Apply tn W. ll. Prowse. 6-l5dtf_ ..._---_-

` WANUD

best farms in choice district, Wilkie and Luseland, Sask. Town lots at rock bottom prices in Wilkie, thc new Canadian Pacific Railway pivot of the West. Three lines of railway now in operation, steel being laid Ou two more, with other lines coli traliling at Wilkie, Chicago, i-lt. Paul nnd Moose Jaw to the Pence River District, Swilt Current ami Medicine Hat to Athabasca Land- ing, and to l»ludson‘s Bay, Vancou- ver and (lalgsry io I-ludsiin's Bay, and to Winnipeg. All of these lines will centre on Wilkie. Wilkie is now f»he_lrnse of operations for the con- struction nf the C. 1'. R. northwest 'to the Peace lliver Country, south- *Welt to connect with Calgary vin. Lacoml-»s,_-southeast for Moose ‘Jaw and the Soo Line to the Twin Cit- ies nn`d Chicago, whllereports from Winnipeg show that the C. P. Il. Dl‘oD0_eed line to I-fudson‘s Bay will be started from Wilkie. The Cana- dian _Northern lines from Medicine Het and from Swift Current, form- ilig 3 junction south, will also pnss thrmigh Wilkie on their wny to the Hudson’s Bay and Pc-nee lliver. Buy in Wilkie now. If ynll walt un- til next year, you will let someone else reap the first big increase is prices while you walt, Write us for full information. We want local rc- presentatlves in every town, to sell Wilkie town lots end farms, a’so terms in Maritime Provinces. Per- manent employment for workers Write tor particulars, giving refer- hese.-_ Bowler & Seaman, Ltd., 'Omni Agents, Amiimt. N. s. ~ - 6-30M.lMo.

A..

Nt)'l‘1UE. LADlEf'lW1SHlNG “SPIR-

ella" Corsete can obtain them through Mrs. White 79 Euston St. Phone. 372 L. -3-27d3mpd. a

WANTED BELL BUY AT THE _ Queen _Hotcl, _Charlottetown.il-5M4i. HOOK-KEEPER WANTED. A COM-

pctcilt and experienced Book-keeper, married man preferred. Good Sal- ary and permanent situation offer- ed. Wanted by July lst. Apply ill person at office of Carter Sl: Com pany, Limited, Charlottetown, June 6th 1912. 6-6-M3i.

5iiiN*1‘i?:'ii` vv'/i'lii"r'l§`lJ“"'.§"i*"JIW§ir.ll?v"

MISCELLANEOUS

MALE ttl';t.l"

want a. printer, who has sel‘vcd hi

apprenticeship in a News and Job ` Office, and has six or seven years ‘l experience at the case and press _ lvork The wolk reiuired to be I -l

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done varies from tile display an

Commercial Job work to press V _

setting of an advertisement an

li _ A .

work. Work_ nine hours with Sat- f \’ iirday half day: Only a. sober man need apply. The right-msn will re eeive ri ht wa. e`s Write the Frc

R ' E - ' ..

Lance, Westville. N. S. 6-5lVl_lwpd.

id been liartakcn oi Mr. and Mrs. Mac-

R of friends were at the station to ex- y tend ‘best wishes to the hafpflv colipl

Miss Sylvia Gordon of Mt. Alliso Ladies' College. After llincheon ha

_ for Charlottetown. A large numbe

. ____`,,

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who departed amid showers of rice. Yesterday they left the city on a tc

H days honeymoon trip to the Up _ per Provinces. They will visit var e ous points before settling down

their new home in Toronto. '_

_-_ i"_ A Royal ‘ia I Rose

n Talcum

'-i

-- A Powder '

_ . F fugisnce. Made

I c heat Italien Tele, ground ii "Y", impalpsble fineneu, to wlni

A-r - - . HE dainty emliodimes I of the queenly rose'

are added soothing, healing,

- antiseptic ingredients,

Na-Dru-Co Royal Rose

Tslcum Powder leaps th

of to eh

and beautiful. lt in a toilet delight.

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O0- OF OANADA, LIMITED,

s'rilifiilJ`,1i<‘Roiv`i" M`AaKE'r‘ SQU

STRAYED '

morning. a. fat cow, color dar

lier neck. Parties knowing of he whereabouts please advise Savo

H°“9°» Cha\`l°tt°t0W“~ G'7M2iEHpf Committee of the Commission of Con

r (canadmn Press) Seller, in Massachusetts, and Wil-

lf OTTAWA June 5-The Fisheries

I TEACHERS WANTED

WANTED, .JULY 1s'r. 'risAcHi-:ii

for Mt. Mellick School (male pre- ferred). Apply to W. U. Robertson. Pownal, i..nt 49, l>.n.i. 6-nvlalw.

'I‘EA(}HEIlS WANTED--APPIJCA _

tions will be received up to June .?__l___ “'1`h¢r¢ ig nothing the matter

s'r. Joiilv, N. ii., Jnnn -4-'rim with my skin and I thought

school prefered. li). Stewart. Secre- tary (‘-ity School Boai'd. 6-5M§i_E1i. 4; A’

14 for the following positionsi-.

urging upon the Dominion _government

piacticshlc tin~e white fish fry in Lake Superior and in Lake Huron

The fllneral of the late Miss Mary

Morrisey, ilharlottetown, took plane

<lBU¢l1\°l'. Lilllflll Hvlrn. h¢Came the yesterday morning from her lain resi-

dence, 216 Euston Street, to St. Dunstan's Cathedral where a solemn High Mass of Requiem was celebrat- ed by P.cv. Plus McDonald. The ser. vice at the grave was condllctcd by

_ flev. P. Metlarvill. The following

ty. it was ii lovely day in June,thc we,-c the pall-bearers: Jnhn Jm,,c,<;_ month of wedding and rcses, and_Wjl1il;m Hodgson, -Robert Moline, JO. there was an abundance of sunshine seph Gallant, Francis Meiiory and B, for the joyous event. The ceremony 0'Callaghnn_

was performed by Rev. David Wright; pastor of St. Andrew’s Presbyterian

;- The wedding march was played by

FRIDAY

There passed away at Judiiiue,

intimate friends of the bride and I“"'°¥`“0SB GOUHW. U. D.. recently at ,groom. The bridc was given awav th” great “KC 0' 104- MHFY MC1uniH_ by hu. father and wa, unattended relict of James MacDonald and ii

grand-daughter of the lute Rob:-rt Mclnnis, who came from Athol, Argyleshire, Scotland, in the latter part of the seventeenth century, tak-

n ing a farm at Jlidiqne, where ‘ his

d Ligsccnglaiits s_ti_li _re.~_‘ides_ _Tix ilnc{ma_

wn a g ni-niece o ic atc

_ ` .-1 ' ‘ , ~

donald left by tile afternoon trail; lgnslalfxifirnofoifcil llll‘ff::f:es|ufiii‘l1mi\n|

Cullodcn Field. Of her family of ten four predeceased her. Two were

0 drowned in the gale of 1873, Llirr

eldest), in the Glllf of St. Lawrence

ll Her husband predeceased her fort _' years, and licr last tivo sons win); I- have gone to their eternal reward,

tivo and follr years. -

The Maritime Baptist refers ns

follows to the death of_ ll. J. Bruce n Cn.mpbcllton, a native of this _'irovincc. "In _Septoiiiber of last year

Doherty killed 1). J. Bruce, n gentlemen of high character and, ilch esteemed in the community Lust month Doherty was brought to rial 'The jury brought in ii verdict of "not guilty." The vcrdict slir- priacd and i-ihocked the conimiliiity, being regarded as a grave miscar- riage of justice. Last week A public

i ieeting, largely attended, presided , over hy the mayor of Campbellton

adopted a _resolution protesting ii- gainsl. the gross failure of justice. and asking the Attorney General to linstitntc nn investigation into un-. condilct of the trial and the systcni which makes such 5 reslllt possilile. and to take into consideration means'

8 to prevent arcelirr_§;ce of sucli_n

_ ravcst of jlliiticc. c case is cvif-

S '|“" '°"'°°'“l°"'\’|°'h’“m‘7 ently fine which fully jlistiiii-,ii tlii-

coursc taken by the citizens of Vamp liellton. Apparently the jurors were

25 _ D _ _ either without intel-ligcncc, or, worse,

°'°"“»"3'°"' "'8¥"" without ‘moral sense and open to _ ' _ _

-or wriieferirceumpleln sinister influences." `

Campbellton, N. B., Dr. \V, W

"“"°"'“-°"U°*"°°”"*'°*L '1‘he death occurred at Tryon yes

ln terday of Jane Seller. beloved wife

_ "°"`""*"'_ of John N. Leard of that place, 'in U ;_ “ ' the 77th year ol’ her age. She had _ (Canadian 1.-I-ess) been ill for a. long period. ’l‘_be ile-

E ~c __ ceased leaves to mourn, besides her

QU BE ' June 5 Roger harm' A hu b d nd u ber of stan

prominent business man of Quebec ami P "'“ 5 5 “ m _ _ ; ‘ A partner of Tmbuudeuu FrcmB_whOlD_ children, one daughter, Miss l.i'/.zie,

`_ sale drrgoods passed away this st home, and the following brothers

_ ~ , _ _ ‘ . and sisters: Mrs. Thomas Ayers and

ai Lhailottctown, on Thursday giglligiiiiaaltcr a brief illness at the Gcmge Seue___ Chm_10ttet0“,n_ Mm

. ' J _ All , k t , .‘ sk'

ony. with short --one attached to _1-- ,,‘,j;‘f°“,_f§_,,,,, ,,_,f§{,,__ S{},’j,,’},_§’,§’,‘},_ `,*}_`,,,;

servation today passed a resolution ’ '

the necessity _oi planting the earliest in Cuticura Soap?

q titles P c'ciit eir depleti

- in these waters

Vice-Principals for West Kent and lmdy of an aggq woman was found _ ’ I f k.

Queen Square Schools-Male teach

din first class license. AD-

tbe ei.alf, will state grade an

'ro 1. ,

Rocky l’oint. Shade trees, goo

,___._é

W'A>N"i"l9`lJ--A' position as clerk in

1~i~i Ann woMAN wA nlzarn harboring. Earn $10 t0 325

T0 _

'ro"i.i<:'r, no Aoiilas or 1-Ai-l'i‘u_ais

sliclter and water; near _flock Point. lil. McKinnon. _ii-6lVl3i.

water iiiui boating. M. McKinnon

6-6M3i.

sluviiviicii nicsliiicnizla. "Hrou-

. A.

6 'ill/lfilll

stnfgl Apply U3 Kifli! St.l‘c0t. __

"U 'V A l NTED T(

ti-mis furnished, 1-lall’s Barhe

Schools, 81-i Washington St., Boe-

. 3~23dsl3ipd.

ton Mans.

M-_ BU<|N£SS OPP() 'I |§|i(3`§|.;/in oAi»i'1‘Ai. iruanisl-lun

in all sub-

lor nttractive enterprises

etantlal lines of business. flail- ,_,,,,d,.,_ in-actions, Water and lolcc-

tric Powers, Irrigntlorls, Timber

Mining, Agriciiltiiral and In<lustrl~

It UNITIFS

ral months, and so far as lunown-

verv thinly clad.

Sentner, ii soil.

Il0

__ _ _ _ at Splancs Rocks 15 miles below St. CuuCura'_S°?1l? was °n_ Y‘Or skfn

“S ° if . John today 1 terrlbl dee i t o bies.' rue it rs .or s in plications for other positions 03 state. The loser? jaw wal; gonztnpoinh tiosblcs but its 'great mission is

it is believed sho was drowned elth- ’ . er oil the Maine or the Nova Scotia [0 fl"£7/‘ut skm troubles' Fo? coasts. and drifted here, as the body more than 3 cncmtion its (lell

g _

has been in the water probably seve- Cate emoment and prophylactic

one of that description is missing pf0pei’tlCS havo rCn(lCl'C<.l lf thi!

y "‘"“ New u"““”""l°k~ The ll'-‘dy WH" standard for this purpose, whiic

its extreme purity and rcfmlzliing

WT A _(5601), I HOUSE NEAR Ml‘3DIUINE HAT. June 5-Strllipeii fragrancogivc to it all the advan-

of his gun and cartridge belt, ni rl ~ ._

~ iiis horse missing, the lifeless buffy tagfts of th? best of tfnlet son_p`°`

of Mounted Policeman, Frank W-_ It is also invaluable in keepin," L),§‘r‘;§';h h‘,’; ‘hlggffkvfhs ‘;';f|l;d“l ib““°” the hands soft and white, ihc hair

Y nl! On .

the trail last night, two miles south- ll*/'B Bild glOSSy, and the SCa.lp

°““" "l 3°“°"’*""“- TW" 1“dl“““ “"0 free from dandruff and irritation

ghgféiilhrfiiiixxirsgigtgl plsftty mmf; While its first cost is zi few cents "lc" lW"i‘l‘""= 1" f-he S0§'*~\1°"\ M- more than that of ordinary toilet ?,°,:_:'€hc,},;""f:,s€"},'vc,`;`;°,’,‘;,° “f‘,:,';1';n soaps, it is prepared with such care came upon the body nfthn orlleei- onl and of such materials, that it wears

the trail. The body was still w rm '

, h d on, he dc d ,O “ toawafer, often outlasting several

ani a y en a r a short _ time. They immediately hui-rii-d_ tn Cakes of other soap, and making Southesk and sent the alarm to the its use in practice most gconom

| I

|Ii;iEi`i?i‘-glsgrlo ?imth'lier:lt?»! ll-?>1il‘ncdniir ical. Cuticura Soap is sold by

i the indians and halfhrecd on 5 clinrgc druggists and dealers everywhere,

nf killing the 0m°°r` but the truth of these claims may

weekly. $5 “*""""'“"”' Mom' h°Md,l BORN bc demonstrated with99¥ ¢05t.bY

iinivirnrr-At vietnrin cross. i/Inv 5°"dl“Kl°"C“*l°“"°»" D°Pt°7M- limi, isuz, in John rl. nnii Mr.. 1ln§ton,U.S.A., foralibcraisnm- Ham.ple,_a da\lghter.M. .~ th' t._t _ slcnrnun-At smnkiinin nn um Pl¢C“l‘e'*°5°th°'“‘th.a 'rdlhlo 5th lnst_ to I-lineon W. and Mrs. page book on the skin an air.

tcrrcll in thai. cemetery toiiiorriiw

You cgiinoi afford brain-liefoggfng headaches. '

NA-DRU-C0 Headache Waters _ step them in quick time and clear yourhesd. They do noi coniaineiiher plienaceiin. sccianilid. morphine. _ opium or .any other dangerous drug. 25a. A boast your Druggisfs. lil Nilvioui. onus ans cuusieu. Co. ou curses. Lllrfll.

T~ .Egg

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...’The residence ol Captain William con, Charlottetown, during the sum- E' ' ~ ‘ ' "P " *

Of mer. ‘

No Flour M adc From _ - “Beaver” Flour

One Wheat Only is 0\°_°\§`Tf\a\ makes- Cakes and Good For BOTH #"4

Pastry with _the light-

Pastr And B d_ ness and delicacy of

Y _ rea \B]ended_

flavor of the choicest

Western \Vlieat makes

\ Gcnu°\\\¢

“Ontario Pastry

a_sirong`bread fiolirwliich,

_ 1"loul°", and bread however, lacks flavor. _

that is truly home- made in flavor with the large loafcierived from the strength of the Western Spling

__,._,

_Ontario wheat makes the best full flavored /_ 'll

pastry Flour. This is because ofthe peculiarities ofthe wheat itself.

~ _

`-N. ` .` lllr. i _ in \,~_;.,_ _»_.~

Ontario whczlt is rich in nutrimcnt and flavor but lacks strength or stiong bal<ingquulitics_ \Vcsicrn

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_._';t-_fag =_;r.‘, 2 .fl lr-»‘-_l':`.Il_

_ '_ -._ _. Q-/,,_vi e. flvl " 'nl

._:-ri f ._ .~,~;

_ .il ‘ ‘l

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-1?.-1'--‘?1*.'§?l _

.,-.e ’.""

1 ‘ _ mil

Wheat. It is the one flour that is equally good for bread and pastry--and dest for

` DIED

rllMI‘Sf)N»-At Mfddletcn, Nova S tis, on Friday. the iflst of M

al. Bond. D°'»_°“¢“f° W* ‘“°‘§‘ "_ view, 1°. is. Island.

slice llndcrwiitten, Purchase 0

l-loin. Properties purchased for European Exploitation and Invest-

' oAi.i.AoriAN- in ciini-lnmwwn. ' Jline 5, 1912, Daniel Goodman, son

mont. Financial Undertakings of al sorts handled. Miscellaneous com missions and orders of all charset

31, 1912, after a lingering llincss,. bert J. Donnelly, aged 48 years.

Rav. D. H. Simpson, a native of Bay

uosivieimi-At st voters say, my

en- BY. ,

Al-

Sllver Spoons

knives, forks and serving

- pieces, in many exquis-

ite designs, are, rtamped

/,_ liulloefisiios.

._ T.

_ **‘$D?-3

of James and Mrs. Callaghan, iii the! f Thi* bflnl ll' k“°"f\ I9

ers accepted lor_ execution in any lilth year of his ago., __ l _ __ ~~,;,'1p¢,p_'¢¢,¢;},¢|w¢¢,-,H European country. Correspondeulw BOYLE-At New I-laveu, on June .»,| -. ‘ndhmadéin,hche”|e“ _/

enclosing full details at first Writ-

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Range Talks -By-.-The» i-louselleeper ' No. 3 -W Subject - “Fire Box and Grates"

_4 in back, and 1 on each end. This allows for contraction _and

portant, but, my husband-he expansion, and - these linings

l knows how a range should be are made of extra heavy, dur- ` made--attaches a great deal of able semi-steel-they resist the

impnriancetn both Fire-bnx and strongest heat for a very long Crates-they are just as import- _time.” ant, in his opinion, as the Oven. 'nAnd the Semi_stee1 GRATES__

.. ' - . _ madein twostyles for John likes our Koo wood and cOal__are

ggrrgll; giarilileé be' remarkable for

endurance.

a real Fire-

The Coal ‘

b o x - a big, long Grate is

made in

deep,

two

Fire-

box h inecem wit_ nd H

- 1Henly easily

haken

_ » of heat-

lng Capac' Tile wood IW' _ -Ye-t Grate is very he says.1t is _ 1 d not too big slmp e an

_ strong. You can

take ollt back end

_\ “W`E women folks will always ‘ consider the Oven all-im-

n i

but nicely proporf S ‘_

tioned to size 0 . _ _ . oven. And ofcourse. th2rr;l;'g£:":s:c;;S‘|ln_§0'; if ‘il ",f,“’ 913'” “ha” he inn behind uns lining which allows ‘S ng ' _ one to burn long pieces of wood. “The ‘KOQTENAY F're`b°x “It’s easv to change the Grates- llmkes Cookmg easy an "Ver the just slip the steel buttons aside

I top-it heats the Oven so evenly ‘and out they COme_ My “me boy » that elle can cook and roast a can change them in a few min.

`f' large joint perfectly at the same mesh

“A<hcs'canuni miss the ash pan

time. No waste of time with this dependable .Fire-b0K. S0-it iS _I1-1 _ .1 ,d in rd bel W quite evident that it saves fuel- the a'r§f§_ bgmge al‘iV‘;Sh’es igto

thc big roomy pan.

reduces coal bills becauso_one can do so much at once with it. "Tho _KOOTENAY burns any

sort of fuel and makes cooking

“The linings of the ‘KOO-

' TENAY' Fire-box are marie in and bakingcasyl Yesl It’stho best

range I kliow anything about."

nine separate pieces-3 in f rout,

_ LONDON G 9 VANCOUVER

TORONTO ST. JOHN. N. B. MQNTREAL -, HAMILTON w'lNNiPao ,M CALGARY

l Sold by Rogers Hardware Co, Lid.

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