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view Baptist Uhurch Sunday evening,

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There will be service in the l~‘sir-_G_rsdy, ticket-agent of Summerside. l\\__S_\;:l1‘!h_:`i;r_n12;i'f_\_:.inliingigiindforwnrd' " `l CHICAGi)lluT:l__:u6I’;'Je:;i£c___y_ ww

June llth, at seven o'clock. Preach-

ing by Rev. C. M. Sables.

...*In the Christian (‘liui~ch, Monta-

gue, on Sunday evening next the min-

‘ ister \\'ill take for his subject :--Do

the Scriptures Authorize lnfniit llrip- tising. ’l`he sernion nili lic Li icvicw of n i=<‘ries of snriiionn recently pi'<‘a~ rhed ui lilontairiic on the siilijvrt.

-l`lev. IC. J. Rattee writes from

Montreal, niiilcr date of June 5th, that lic linil just been to sec 'l‘. H.

A LOVELY BABY BUY

This Mather ls quits Enthusiastic over uwsll Known Food.

Mrs. ]. W Pateman, 3.1 Ilarriet St.,

Toronto, in writing about Z\'enve's lfood says "When I first knew one of iny friends, her lia`ny]urk was eight iuontlis old and dyingliyinclies. She had tried three foods because her ]scl: could not digest milk. At lnst,I felrlied her atiu of Neave‘s I-`ood. At the end of a ruontli, jack was rapidly gaining flesh and was bright and happy. Ile is a lovely boy n_o\v and she declares Neavc’S ' Food saved his life. And it did.

Then I recommended it to a friend on

Victoria Avenue. She had a baby 6 months old that was not thriving a. bit. She put the huby on Nesve‘s Food and at the end of three iiioiiths, the baby was twice the size.

I have never seen '.\voliig,;'er_ stronger

boys than iliiiie for their ages :iiiil we owe it all to Xcn\'e‘s lfood. I liaive the utmost fuitli in Neavc`.~' l~`ciod."

Mothers and prospective inotliers may

obtain ia free lin of l\`cuve's I-`r»od ziiid a valunlilebook “lliiits About llnhy" hy writing lidwin I`tlcy_ I.; Front Street East, Toronto, who is the Canadian agent. (/I/ru/i`n».' I//it/~if»¢'r_) lfor sale by all driiggisls. 24.~‘\

severe operation in the Royal Vic- torin Hospital. Mr. Rattce reports T. is. doing well and getting his lirsi. good rest on the 5th. Many in ;Summerside will he glad to hcar this favorable word. 'l`hc genial railway 'man is ln one of the rooms in Ward l.. of the Royal Victoria, in which ward the Duchess of Connaught is also being treated.

'l`lic service of praise arranged by

the Vernon llivcr Choir was held oi lilny 26th. A large rind interestei niuliciict- wus in attendance and thi ,iroigrniii siiitable in selection wa: reiidercd iii an able inanner. Misse. .aura niid Murgucritc Vnnlderstiiii sniig vi-ry sweetly in ii -duet. Missci ldii Hayden and Lnviiiiu Ross nm lililton I<`urncss rendered solos ver) ,nceept.nlily. Along the lliver of Tim- wss givin impressively by n iiuai' tctte. 'l`hc full choir was heard ti ood ii<l\'ni\tnge in Christ is My Pilot Throw the tio.-zpel Line, Master th Tcinpi-izt in .taizing und Man the Life i;oiit_ The pnstor ltev. Geo. Ormui presiilrd rind led the devotions.

l.i)Nll(JN, June 5-J. Bruce lsniuy

l‘i-vsidciit of the International Mei cniitilc Murine, rcsuiucd his testi iiiony before the British Board ol Triiile inquiry into the loss gt the stenincr Titanic, today. For this n.ost part his replies were teriie ex- |ii‘e.~i.-'ioiis such as "I ilO¥i't kl\0W" f’l` "'l`bnt's outsiilc my Province," To ivnrils the elrisc of the session Sir liiifus lsaacs, the Attorney G0\\Ci”i\\ 'nimiu advertcd to lsmav’s personal coiiiiiict nt the time of the disaster, which is perhaps more discussed tlinn 1iii_v other detail.

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cnouizh on the 'I`itnnic to accommi_i_- date ull the iinssciigers and i-rciv.

l did, lsmay replied without ling-

itattou.

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the ship there would still be rersiu on board" pressed the Attorneyilen- eral.

"When the last boat. lelt the 'iii

,tanie you must have known that a iiiiniher of passengers were lelt on

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-.-oard."

“Where were tlicsc passengers i.-fiien

your boat left.”

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_-one to the after part of the ship, l .vus really not thinklni.: about i.hut." Discussing the light seen in the nis- tance by the survivors, Ismn-iy said iis impression was that the lights .vcre not those of the steamer 'Fall- fornian because they were ii. dull vhite. _ ~ Lord Mersey, the head of the court

inked'-“Have you any doubt that :hc Unlifornian did see the signals Irom the Titanic." 6

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not," said the witness who then ex- ilnined that the matter of providing 'ir not providing the ship officers with marine glasses was left to the

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Kellogg's with straw- berries, raspberries, . A blackberries, blue-

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Kellogg‘s with sliced oranges, bananas, or pineapple.

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CURES

Horsemen Attention l l

DR. J \VOODBURY’S HORSE LINIMENT & DR. J. WOOI)BURY’S CONDITION

POWl)l£RS will save and preserve the life of your horses. Theiruse will cure and prevent thc diseases comuion to horses, such as Coughs; Colds, Dlsternper, Glanders, SpiivinsT\Pink Eye, Splints, Carbs, Enlargeinmts, Crzickccl Hoof, Kldncy Troubles, Fevers, Cuts, Soreszand will remove bunches of all kinds.

SPLINTS tURB> SPAVINS LNLARGLMENTS COUGH> COLDS DMTEMPER GLANDERS FOUNDERS

Before Using _, Aflill' Ulifll

Use this preparation thoroughly for all and every disease of the horse for which it is

r m._»ml¢<l C;iii¢i§¢ if glqiiel Carefully watch, mark and note its effects, and honestly

cconl - .‘ . Y- jndging it on it’s merits you will be compelled to endorse it.

TESTIMONIALS

MEBSRS FRASIEB. 'l‘HOI.l.N'I`0N tl

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oro. N.B. ttsd. Cook~

._ ' ver had

coiinllilhlrlidsligdvelstisig :liTo.srt?n`i'xhii:\iint‘ti`t?. :nd bicome un thin there was nothing lelt apparently but skin nnd honss and 1 was vnmptsd to shoot her. A friend of mimiwhu had used Dr. J. Wnokbur¥'I H°f“° Uni' i ent with ood uce ss induced me to tr one but-U0 iii it whlen fun dgwltb tii best. results. lv used Aust n e iindn s~hnI°l bot les 0? the Linh ent which e ect- irn complete euro ol both the eougii and the halves. slid l have worked and driven her ever since.

l stronll r com and Dr. J. Woodbury's Horse

Llnlment ss :behest Horse Liniment. on the market, and iidvlso sll horse o_1‘v’ners1to tlry it.

ifdndiidlx Mei-rsnzisi.

I)iilAs8il:-I have uslui Dr. Woodhuvv‘s Horse

Lin ment for n mbsr ul ears,sud have found It to be inf moassxgillopt sri. cha lor the last of horses “$52.5” '22 \“.»i»°¢’ii »‘»¥i'ill$i'li.' "¥“£lf. ‘”‘.i '3.lli"i.‘§'Ji

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shire Que

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hury's orse inirnent" for thiipust seven _years or eoughinculdu and lnmenelis of al kinds, an find It gives the very best. results for distemper. I certainly consider it the best on the msr et. and would never be without ii bottle in my stable.

(Signed) WALTR SL ATER, "Usiih Livery."

FRABIDB. THOBTONH U0.. Limit-od.CookshlrO, Que'

lmim sins :-Youmshput rpy name on yo r list

ns one using your Horne sdlo ne. I lisvs foun them to he the bent on tlbe msrpet and sm never w thout your niment. sud ondit on Pos ters in my stsble~

Bl d' G. E. ORONKBITI (l'l ‘ '“° ’ ii..l’iISi°.l“»‘-‘."li.n.

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reil ssl.: sv ALL nsstsiis. Manufacturers. FRASII R, THORNTON Q. C0.,L'mi(eil, Coohhire, Que.

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of Cats Paw lieels. M

ju\lgn.ent ol the commanders.

The question whether the dcslgnei

of the Titanic had provided for forty life boats caused a long discussion When risked for the facts, Isniay re spondc.l:

“1 have no recollection" Sir Robert Finlay, representing thi White Stnr Line said that the incl was that the Board of Trade was ds bsting at the time the matter -if rc quiring ships to carry more lile~ hosts.

The White Star Company discussed

a plan for meeting such i~cq.iilrements A detail was the question of duvitr which could launch four boats. 'Pliom ss Scanlan, l\’I.l’,, nttorney for thi Sennieiis and Fircmeii°-1 Union, Ile clnred that he had evidence froiii 0 confidential source that the desieni for the Titanic proviiled for forty ‘ill boats, and that the company reiectei them.

__________._. (Special to The Guardian) OTTAWA, June 6-Some time ago

the Government took steps to reinedy the lonir standing grievance of P.E_l. by deciding to establish is car ferr) service to the mainland in connection with the Intercolonial and P. Fl. I. Railways.

Expert, Prof. Kirkpatrick, ol Queens’ University, wus selected to make observations of ice floes and ciirrents and to report as to thc nios( desirable points for terminals.

After several months careful study

und survey Prof Kirkpatrick recently submitted his report and on the strc ngth of it the Minister of llsilwayr has decided on Cape 'l`0i'in~:iitinc, N. H. and Carleton Point. P. E. I., as the terminals. -

The distance is ten miles and the

route is not only the shortest but offers the 'least difliculty to naviga- tion at all seasons.

Tenders are to be invited immedi-

ately for the construction of ear ter- iies of the most modern type while the guage of the P. E. I. ll. will bt standardized.

The selection of Cape Tormentine

as a. mainland terminal will involve the acquisition of the New Brunswick and P. E. I. R’y, R thirty mile line between Cape Tormentine and Sack- ville, N. B., which will lic piircliai-ieil and operated as ri part_o_t the l'.C.l”l.

Glllll HiiLlHillll _ STRENGTH THHUUBH A

Plllli Blllllll

The lmlloverislied or watery condi- tion of the blood is usually accom snicd by some of thc following syn: toms-pale and sallow complexion, cneral muscular weak- ness, loss ui appetite, depression of spirits. lack of ambit- ion, anaemia, iclilorosis or green sick- ness, palpitatiun of the lienrt and shortness of breath. , As the health"in general and hap- piness of life depends largely upon the state of the blood it lieliouvcs everyone to seek for and use some blood builder of great. inerit. Nulilc (ltcd Blood Talilcts) is n lilood puri- fier unequalled hy any other medical preparation on the mnrkct.

Niilifo costs 50c R box, ti boxes foi 2.50 and can he had at the following ,dealersz ` McKinnon Drug Co.

The 'Two Macs, City. `

Gco. E. Hughes, City.

E. A. Foster, City.

J. W. Carruthers, Montague.

Cox Bros., Morell. _ Mrs. A.N. Campbell, Bt. Peters.

H. J. Maliou, Souris.

Alex. Robertson; Red Point.

B. P. Smith, Kinkorn.

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

Calvin Howatt, Victoria.

Kier & McFadysn, Kensington.

IT. N. Inman, Summerside.

E. C. LePnge, North Rllstico.

W. B. Dyer, Allierton. Mrs. Lottie Murnaghan, Poalis`s

Station.

Jus. F. Lord, Tryon. If your dealer doesn't carry NU-

LIFE ask him to write Johnson 8: Johnson, Wholesale lllstribiitors, Charlottetown. mwsdrtf

The msn or

woman with s good sppeiiie, sound digestion, sud bowels and kidneys working right, is never troubled miicli with ileeplesmeu. It is when the bowels become constipsied md the

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IMUMUOI- quickly bring on

biliousneu, indigestiou snd sick head-;, sches, making s sound, refreshing niglit’i sleep impossible. Or the inactive kidneys allow the blood to becomes loaded with uric acid, which causes rhcumatism, with all its sleep-destroying tortures.

Dr. Morse-'s Indian Root PHD.

iskeu regi.ila`r'ly, induce sweet sud dreamless sleep by keeping sll these organs scfive and regular. The hesdsclies glissppesr, the digestion becomes good sgain, the blood is purified sud perfect health returns.

Dr. Maru ‘J Indian Rm Pillflisve been

s favorite household remedy in Csnnds for over half s century, and they are in daily use throughout the world. Being purely vegetable they are iiife for young snclold. Made by W. H. Comstock Co., Ltd., Brockville, Ont., slid sold by all deslcn pi atc. s box. .

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(Canadian Press.) '

OTTAWA. June 6-With over one hundred and iiity members present st opening session of the 54th im- nual meeting ol' the Canadian Press Association convened this morning at the New Chateau Laurier. '

In the gathering were prominent.

newspaper and magazine publishers of Ontario and Quebec with ii. few from the far east and west.

A rcsoliitioii to interview the gov-

ernment with n view to the removal of duty from typesetting machines was passed. The officers elected were as follows: President- J. R. Bone; Toronto Star.

First Vice-President -Hnlb -~ Don-

ley, Simcoe Retormer. `

Second Vlee-President -W. M. 0'-

Bricn, Strntford Beacon.

Treasurer -J. H. Cranston, Tur-

oiito Star.

John M. Iiiiric, Toronto, wss- con-

firmed in the office of permanent sec- retary and an cxccutive will be chosen by bnllot tomorrow.

lp ll!!! ‘ - || 1.' [¢¢’ hm 'nh govern the Republican National con-

' vention.

M' unc" “ua rm’ This was decided ‘without cppsttioii

at the opening session of the nom-

exprsssed wishes oi President Taft lane col. nocsevsis. . ' The Public and the newlbliilrl will be represented by tive MBIS assassin'

reporters to the floor 'of the Notlohol 'House of Representstives at Wash-_ ington.

associations will be permitted to be present during all the deliberations and decisions of the committees.

There will be no executive sessionp. A committee also elected Victor

Rosewater of Oinsba. permanent Chairman and adopted the rules of ,tour years 'ago to govern the hearings ilireliminsry to the national conven- tion of June 18.

(Canadian Press.) WASHINGTON, June 6-President l‘aft's name' may not be the first presented to the Republican National Convention until alter Col. Roose- :rlt has been put in nomination. Alabama stands at the head of the list of States on the Convention roll and its declaration is certain for Taft so his political advisors sug- gest hs should not yield to Ohio, the Presidents own State, which could put him in nomination, but Iowa that might put forward the name of A. B. Cummins.

LOS ANGELES, Cal., June 5-

'Jlsshes between counsel which re- sulted in lines for contempt of court md indications ot federal co-operiv tlon with the state in the case over- shadowed the scant testimony heard today in the trial of Clarence S. Dar- row- for alleged hrlbing.

District Attorney Frederlcks and

Horses I-lappel, associate counsel for the defense, indulged in an acrimoni- ous controversy and were lined $25 and $5 respectively by Judge Hutton.

N0 MORE CASTOR OIL

Mrs, Effie Ilusssl, Granum, Alta.,

says:-“I have used Buby's Own Tab- lets in place of castor oil and now it is no more oil. I could not do without the Tablets; they are won- derful. Wbcnever baby is feverish I give him the Tablets and the fever soon disappears. I always keep them ln the house and recommend them to my friends." Baby~’s Own Tablets do not gripe. They are easy to take and absolutely safe. They are sold -by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box from The ’Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.

(Canadian Press.) . PORTAGE LA PRAIRIE, June 6

-Sidney Hercoll of Winnipeg and Graham Paisley of Portage were drowned when their canoe upset tn- duy in the Asslnlbola River.

|mit.tes today in accordance with the

tions recognized by the admission at

'l‘wo men frumeucli of such pi-ess-~

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iiieiini ciisiiii

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'thru the ood, tux °`¢°1`\<llf: worlie- . Neitliaqrttiaiigiiis ulating medicines, wifieh yuh, the ,_ 'ready weak stomach by, mums “lt Work beyond its strength, in ,md nor preuiigestsd foods, which do ,mf excite ia flow of the digestive fluid., “nd by dlsue cause the stomach td grow weaker. Nowhere is the tonig treatment ot Dr. Williams' pink Pills more clearly useful. The pri". ciple of this treatment is to enable the -stomach to do its own work b Wildillg UP the blood and giving tone to the nerves. When than are once restored to their normal beam, indigestion disappears and the cure is permanent. Here is an experience with this treatment, Mr, John Bi-,,_ nenstal, Calgary, Alta., sgys:_-"FU,- yesrs I was an almost constant auf. terer from lndigestion, and naturally because there was much niiu-ii,i,,.,,, food which I could not eat owing no the pain and discomfort which fol- lowed, I was becoming much run down. I tried many medicines but none of them helped me until I be- gan the use of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. After taking s. low boxes I was much better and in thc course Ui a couple of months was quite wall, -and could eat any food set before me.” _ It you are a sufferer trom indigen-

tion, or any trouble due to had blood or weak' nerves, you csn begin to cure. yourself today by taking Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. Sold by all medicine dealers or by mail at 50 cents a. box or six boxes for $2.50 from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.

(Canadian Press.) ` t)'l`TAWA, June 6--It. ls understood that the government will in is law days announce the appointment of Mr. Justice Davidson to the Chief Justiccshlp of the Quebec Superior Court in succession to Sir Melbourne 'Felt whose resignation has been re- ceived.

(Canadian Press.) WINNIPEG, June 5-At. s siding on

the Pacific' division of the C. P. R. two last tmins collided this morning. Engineer Joliile was killed and two brnkamon and 5 tramp were hurt- Traffic was delayed five hours.

(‘-HIHUAHUA. Mex., June. 5-Gene-

rsl Orozco, chief ot the revolutionists in Northern' Mexico., has formerly

sanctioned an netnclr on Mexico City by Emiliano Zapatt, Rebel leader in. the South.

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