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Sliliilll Slliiliill

f ' wiiiiiiis ini zuiiiiii ='»='~f'¢'=°-#f»"~=='=f~'» ..

` -'- ,nie pany. .iny week. it if exzimsue uni; tg- aiiisnen. Hn ,

‘ _ . The Canopic party. t ough lt i t'tal number o mer cans a ° _ . _ _ . ..

T B ° -im. rsm y,p ow- -FOR SLI-E thru

BOSTON, Ms-si.. June 12-1-lun dreds of Sunday School workers thronged the White Star Line docks today and gave an enthusiastic “hon voyage" to the steautuhip Canopic as she steamed away for Europv Carry- ing the main body oi the American delegates `to the World's Suniluy

Beheob held” next land. Five

the States and sever ,dian Provinces were

.'_ the lar est single party Amer-lcnn

z 0!

delegates and includes nearly all oi the Sunday school assoclgugn om- clals, represents only a comparative- ly small part of the whole army of American delegates who will attend the Zurich convention. Other parties

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GUARANTEE OF

,,,',.,,,m.ntin¢ the Uniteejtstee are

l THAT S WHAT MOTHER USES

Children speak in the “Mother Tongue” when they

say “ Sunlight Soap.” They have heard Mother say it-- seen her use it-worn the clothes washed with it-know it to be purest and best. ‘ It is only left for us to say how careful we are in manufacture to ensure that Sunlight Soap shall be vvorthy of

The confidence placed in it;

5c. a bar at your Grocers.

i -heduled to sail late! ,ill thgumonth 'nom New York. Pllllsdelp ‘ and Boston; while two _parties oi canadian delegates are to -‘depart from Montreal, the first sailing next saturday and the sec0nd` on- Satur-

eonvention will be not less than two thousand. .

,he seventh great gathering oi its

of Toledo, 0., who is the general sec- retary oi the World’s Association.

s that all indications oint to a

previous conventions. Every country inf Europe has promised a large re- presentation.

opening oil" July 8. The progra

'will n il - ,sunday School and the Great Com- ,mission," and for eight days Sunday

'the worldfwill give their thought to

»Aau~4v~l~l\0ll

-rr mrs ei .su-_ onion! Agent in.

disn agent in Bumme Hia omne

The convention at .izurleh will he ph.-in, in 25, _ _ Wtctttguickly. Apply to

A e .

____

-THE MORNING DAILY -Guardian can be obtained at La)lerty'| 'pancr-

state D V ‘ _ ‘ -~ ' » - - - 9* larger attendance than at any ol the lal Parlors, Summerside. §“t°5 ‘WIP 9m°'_ *md l-°Wl“l t.h’~'9‘1

-SUBSCRIBERS should renew s week or two before the time they

The convention will have its formal have paid for has expired and thus- U“i°“' Tm f°"““l °p°“m5 tak"

not miss an issue, as all papers are

\ B

h ve lor its eneral theme' “The discontinued promptly on ,X li-y` Ch“f°h t°“l8lll- “Hd f-11° b“l\\\°_B¢ B08-

dete. _ D

vices will be held in the Ba tist

school specialists from all parts ol #__cHURCH N0TIGE__BD°cm1 sep S Dr J B .Doédb of K_

lthe consideration of the problem o , “The Sunday School `L‘ouquest of the World.” _ l l One of the strong features oi the

convention will bc the Sunday School Dar,” Specml Bermoim to parm” Wm ________

‘roll call of nations, with tive-minute l responses from representatives of lor- ‘ty countries. A choir of five hundred voices under the leadership of Proles- sor A. J. Bucher oi lfineluunti will be another feature. For the conven-

ltion concert the Tonhalle Zurich Symphony Orchestra of forty-two ipieces, one oi the finest in all Eur- o will contribute to the program.

pe.

l Americans who will _appear ou the Long River tha guest of Miss Em_ (sped-A1 by Phone) . Pfogmm BH 5P¢"“ke"5 ‘“°1“‘le B‘sl‘°P“ inaretta Paynter.-Mr. Preston SUMMERSIDE, June 11.- Wh

|Vincsnt, Neulsen and Hartzell, H. J. IHcin7. of Pittsburgh, Dr. H. M. Ham- lill of Nashville, Frank L. Brown of Brooklyn, Dr. M. G. Brumiiuugli oi _Philadelphia, Miss ~Annie Jarvis of Philadelphia and E. K. Warren oi ,Three Oaks, Mich. (Rev. E-.S. Weeks 'of Mt. Stewart has left to represent Prince Edward Island.)

‘COMMENCEHE ‘T OF

f S i- g _Karl Lehmann, international ii d

Church, Tryon, on unday ne t, une 15th. A conbiued chi1drsn's choir composed of children from Albany, Westmoreland, and Tryon will take

.be preached by Rev. Arthur Horn. Services 2.30 and 7 o’clock.

-LONG RIVER.-Mrs. Penzie Mont-

gomery has returned home from Bos- ton after spending a few weeks 1;hsyq__ -Messrs Bernard and Wesley Paynter are doing great work Brant hootlng on the sand hills.--Miss Edith Proiitt, Burlington, has been visiting Ln

Toombs paid a flying visit to ,Kel- vin recently.-The school is progress- ing favorably under the skilful man- agement of the teacher, Miss Sadie Smith.-Mr. Calvin Bearisto spent Sunday _in Long River the guest of Mr. William Paynter.-Miss Pearl Easter, Kelvin, has been visiting in lLong River the guest of Mrs. John Found.-Messrs Charlie and Everett Paynter were visitors to French

doing a big run oi lobster fishing

` ninussoiii uuivsnsiivirmf f»ce»t1v--Mf- Den C-mimi is

MINNEAPOIJS, Minn., June 12

__ this season in Sea View.-Miss Ros-

ellri Poynter has returned home from

lA large class received diplomas to- ‘tiung friends in Kensington _Mr

day at the annual commencement oi

Archie Johnston paid n short visit

the University of Minnesota. Dr. to Clinton recently -

c ' ~

Gr-or e E Vincent, president of th

, g ».

.university, conferred the degrees, and!

the address to the graduates was de

States.

iiiiiifiiiiuiiiis

and in recognition of the century peace between the two great cou tries of North America, several hu

S ates capital today and began the nnnu convention of the New York Stu Bankers’ Association. The conve

convention banquet, while Hon. R dolphe Lemieux, Dr. Wilkie, preside

Q BROTHERS l-ll\llTF'.) TORONTO- 25 ` rominent in the public and iinanci

livered by W. A. F. lilkcugren, the _ Swedish minister to the lluitcil

____€&`;`t-’_\_X_A;_i 335-»ha_~§‘;‘; g`°6A___‘i1§_‘e yesterday was fifty-four degrees abov

dred eminent financiers of the United was fortyfour ah0ve_

t assembled in the Dominic

tion, which will continue two day promises to be n fruitful as well as

THE TEMPERATURE

THE. MOON ETC

(Special to The Guardian)

fresh Winds, en nllv 'air with six- tionury or higher temperature today. Showers at night. ;.

1~oso_N'1~o,_._in.;§ _ia-_wionernie in

tion for Cath mum

best silver bled!

fund that PM b°°“ *"1* “mf 01° ---'1‘HE` uonrnuo naw! cw- - ' lnnspiees oi _ the W0rld'e, Sunday dlan, euvhe obtained atjii. J. Ma- §'"'E.w, _ _ ‘, _ school Association. Marlonpawrence l>on'| Drugstore, Souris. ca‘|s'"“

DALLAS Texas. June 12-

le-

Kh-

out Texas poured into .Dsgléas _today to attend the annual Sta _eqnvsn-_ tion of the Christian *Endeayor

place in the First Prelbyteri n

sions and religious meetings will car- ry the program over the next three days Chaplain S C Ramadan, U.

ansas,

secretary, and a number of other re- ligious workers oi 'wide _reputation are among the scheduled speakers.

ysuiiiii-iii cull ii suiliiiiisiiiii

, ,_-1- '

Supreme Court resumedin Summe side this morning the case J as

Chiei Justice and a ' r .und.or,cu

1,2 o'clock when the case went t

ct of guilty. In this case the pri

soner who was a hired nan with

sum ol $80 while employed ther

on him when arrested on u charge

the‘jury, who after ,_l.-ciug out about`

gétecn minutes returned with the vor-

Q _ _

Part of the stolen money was found “ANTED OU .

of at Queen Hotel, also a kitchen girl.

drunkenness. In this cuse the At- _,_ ______,____________5_‘§1!l_'-L

minor

of the

Aw..

`E.`¥ IT

and those who rely upon them brisk and strong they are

-diligence which _.»p°il lif,°»_`. _ ' su si feel or,¢vod'i°r

stomach.

i‘|'hoI.ar¢ae5¢iee¢Anr\Iedi¢h»lnI\~VLV°\’l¢\)_ `i.

have proved themselves to be the best corrective _or pre- ventive of these trouhles.` They inillle bein? f.°°ll¥\B'B

soon find themselves so

better able to ‘work'- and

enjoy life. For that reason alone, Beecham’s Pills are

Twenty-ilvo carrie.-

"ci.iissirifciinns“_

One cent per yvorldflltsi insertion in ihis column. lil," Mn! llr word

lor each eoniinueilirn. 'C`a|i. must scedmplny °|“|°|’- Minillllllli ¢\\ll'l

.__-__ -_ -_=:_ -_-_-_-;._-_-_ -_-_-_-_-_-_ _-_' -_- --1-.-f -.-.-.-~>¢ ;-_-_-_-_-3 .

_____*.`£'i‘_‘_\E ¥??f`F"__ _

GIRL WANTED AT MRS GEORGE

if Douglass' Unlon_I-iotel. Good 'wages

A_ _ _ 6-l2M7ipd.

Webster was first taken up before the WANTED IST JULY FOR MRS.

. iii v pied

the attention of the court until about

Bayheld a house, parlor-maid who understands waiting at. table. No washing. Wages $12 per month. Apply to Miss Peters, 6 Brighton Road. Charlottetown. 6-ilvlidti.

- WANTED-A NURSE clan. APPLY

H at 154 Pownal street. 5-30-liilti.

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mnn named Kehough in North Tryon, ---'°~W'-’-~ _ has been found guilty oi stealing the G§;1&‘HO~g§lTED' APPLY

' T A H simian ` _

Fein or

torne General conducted the case for WANTED AT FALCONWOOD UNE

presented by council.

The next _case up was the King John Murray, which occupied the

is accused of setting fire to a ba belonging to a man named Ho

ral witnesses were examined but

pri D

His evidence cousisted_c.hi_elly _oi confession which he claimed the pri

The highest temperature recorded sloner made to him a.,_ short time ago

“"'iorty-two above, At nine a. m. it wa “' fifty-two above and at nine p. m.

M at 6.09 and tomorrow at 7.24;

9 will be high tomorrow morning ai.

t . “' 6.24 and Sunday at 7.10.

e h i th. " fi l h

H zero and the lowest was forty-tour. T e case or 0 crown was us

Ot The lowest the P"°"l6“° “ight was witnesses for the defence occupied the

B ainder of the afternoon session of

rem

it the court. The Attorney General

Bw The sun sets this evening and to- ” morrow at 7.52; it rises tomorrow

ahoutil p. rn., and evidence ol

it for the prlsoner.J.

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nitnntec in _Lot 4. 'rue burning toon °- 8 - . place in 1909. For the crown save- FOR SALE--A LIGHT DRIVIN

ed the

the crown, the prisoner not being re- laundry maid, 2 women cooks. Ap-

ply to Dr. Goodwill. 4-8Mti.

"Bs-né-L ` | ut-

tention oi the court for the remain-

der of the day and will be again _________ ____ _____A_ taken up on court resuming this morning: In this case the prii.-'oucr

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FOR SALE 3 PAIRS OTTERS;

D Limited' quantity ranch raised mink.,

re_ red cross and blue foxes. T. G.

Ive Monta ue __M_l-_21Mli‘.ti.

e horse. Apply at 63 Bayfield St

h .

nci al witness was Chas Burke. ____ ___ _____~_5'11'§f5i~

3'. FOR SALE-A BELL PIANO Ver

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little used, in perfect order. A splen-

- did toned instrument, will be sold

at a great bargain. Can be inspect- ed. Also lady's violin, Q size. A fine instrument. A bargain. Apply to A. E, Lyon, Photographer.

short time, will be sold at a bar- gain. Apply nt 162 Queen St.

6-10Mtf.

FOR SALE NATIONAL CASH REG-

ieter, iery up-to-date, also large

“liable E“l"hefi“E~ PW"-'lei' B°"d°“ and Sunday morning at 4.08. -

safe and desk one lar e flag Ap-

ofthe Canadian Bankers’ Associ tion, and a number of other mcn dan June 18th_ at L54 p_ m__

‘H19 Promised to be 9- Speak" at the The first quarter of the moonw

as ' '

0' on wednesday, June 11th nt 12.3

“t p. m. ' i

H1 'i-ne iennin or today wil re fiitee

LEVER i . p

_ _L - 1--st life of the Dominion will take part.

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(From Yesterday's Evening Guardian

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The temperature at 10 30 o'clo

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exposure was eighty-six.

a` The full moon will be on Wednes-

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_ hours and forty-four minutes. Reg ment Heavy Altilery took D

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this morning by the. Reign swf” band marched to Victoria Park.A tested thermometer with a. northern the men had formed company Co

exposure was fmty ‘mgrees above nel H. Ei. Borstall the Inspector

Yesterday afternoon at Vietori

field, and immediately alter, th

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D0 B0! Rlffcl another da with

igg, or ¥‘rotr\§l_;

PILE-I

Dr. C\iase'e Ointment will relieve you at onoe and as certainly oure ago. we. a sox, al orou o mp ,re '

owes and enclose lui. to pay ~a:\stun. B __ T 'I

Wanted

vp ahigh y r_emur»¢=-ntive line ol work in their spare time. This is a strictly high oinss proposition. itspiy at once Box lie Guardian Omoo, , ,, , ___ _ _ _ _ ,_

Suiiimer Sliocs

Our new Oxfords and

Pumps are the best we have ever show n. Patent, Gun Metal and Tanleai h-

from $1.510 to ¥4».oo a

Black and Tan Pumps. $4.oo a pair.

- .Morfrsft

127 'Queen Bt.-

Itohln Elena*

l Piles.

surgical oper-

l they were inspected in gun drill.

dealers, or Edmanson. ‘as 8: Co , Lim led. T t . Bs le bor ' eil you mention this

Mei; with large acquaintances to take

standing drill etc. after which th

muster roll was called.

proceeded to Victoria Park wher

night the gun detachmcnts oi No. Battery will turn out, thus compl

ing the inspection. Colonel Bot expressed himself pleased with th general physique and appearance

conducted themselves.

‘ "Sovereign Cashmere ‘ Ho'e and half hose, pure

wool. linen splicing, Be up

é io dale an`d try this brand, _

__{_:_' ..»,';.-~ '.-.i' r..

E / F as si

Park the annual inspection of the 4th _ H9l“`i]_»_S0&hD0l‘f-- 5-9M3ll>d-

lace FARM FOR SALE- 50 ACRES

) at 2 o'clock. ...The men lined up at good land 3 miles from city with

the Drill Hall under command of Col. 3 ac;-sg small hardwood gygve suit. Peake, and headed by the regimental able for for farm. App_ly to Mrs.

lter A. L. Gates, Halifax, N. S., or to lu- _Jno. Wheatley, grocer, clty.5-Z9M12i

~ 0° is io- ai. G rcro and with a southern ex osure Artillery in Cmmdrh cams on th FOR AL ,DW DTN HOUSE

general salute was given. The Brigade p ~ “gm” given ut December was then inspected in marching, g Apply to McLeod & BB,mey_

returned to the Drill Hall and the

At 7 o'clock the gun detachmenta of No. 3 Battery were formed and A§;i;;‘:1°“§htL E' LaM°5‘f§0,€1af(;irpiS'

g .

,__i»_1y_1e2 Qugngsrlgg.._,_____6-;<>Mif- FOR- SALE-3 PAIRS DARK RED

B, foxes. Apply or phone R-522 M.

° N0. 196 Richmond St., at present ° occupied by Mr. Walter B. Grant.

.__;'24.ME!_=

FOXES.-RANCH BHED, GRAY,

rad, dark; tame, feed from hand.

FOR SALE-A SNAP. 4 ACRES OE

good land, together with good house and burn. Within two chains ol Stanley River. Splendid summer resort. Good boating and bathing. Will sell for ($400.00) four hundred dollars. Apply to S. ri. Haslam, 222 15th Ave., Calgary, Alta,

, 5-17lVi&E1mo_

_____._i0A"[;__,.

iLOS'l‘, BLACK ANI) WHITE FE.

male coliie pup. Property ol A, A, Leckie, Vet. Surgeon, Finder leave at Eldon Ho- ,_ ~' 5.31M¢_¢_

V ‘-1 |

_ l‘ll_~f_¢.*<.&\ A‘i!'39\L5___ -__

ANYOI\":l WANTING A SUITAB-LE place for u lox ranch, two miles from the city, address "Foxy," iGuard_iun Oiiice. ' 6-5lvl5ipd

.- - l MALL lllltl’ WAN l`r.v BOY WANTED. GOOD POS'.l'i'1UN

for strong, intelligent boy not afraid 01 work. Must be well re- commended. Beer & Weeks.

6-12M6i.

BOY WANTED.-APPLY T0 A. __Duchemin & Co. May 6-Mti.

G,WANTED AN APPRENTICE IN

foundry. Bruce Stewart & Co. A ___ __A___.___..4-__ YEMPA- MEN WANTED.-TO LEARN AUTO- mobile driving and repairing in three weeks. Write, Portland Auto Co., 204 Kennebec Stl, Portland, Me. s-,r.M24in<i. ,

T0 LET `

___ _ th is 6-iinisipnl __ ___

n .< - - '=°“d“°°i“g E “B” °‘ ° °"°“'“ s`*o"R sAL.i'iT'HANDsoi\m 1>f1}{E'r`oN \ The tide Mu be hlgh this evening “nd M°Qu'“-Tie’ K' C" and Mccauum' carriaEe, newlY Painted only used a

TO LET, 50 ACRES PASTURE.

Water and shelter, M. McKinnon, Rocky Point. 6~2M6ipd.

I* if ' I I-I; 'J Tcncliaks wnnrlio

TEACHERS WITH FIRST OR SEC-

oud Class License required for year- ly schools commencing in August. Highest salaries obtained. Full de- tails given. Apply. stating qualiti- cutions to Canadian Teachers’ Agency, Regina, for Sashatchewan Schools; Beveridge Block, Calgary, for Alberta positions, and Cotton Drive, Vancouver, for British Col- umbia appointments. 5-21Mlli1mo

oiiiiiio 'iilaciuii

The second Grand Organ Recital in

Zion Church by Professor Mclntyre, Mus. Bac. last evening was, owing to

To_ FOR SALE--SOME GOOD RED AND

4 Cross foxes, also racoons. For in-

et; formation wire or write Geo. R. mu _}$.°.‘?‘_°-_3°“f_1_"_*B”-l1¥¥§~__“i5M6‘-

e Fon‘sa1.a-ALASKA anus Foxes i delivered now or intnre dates.

the men. and the way in which they 31600818 Or pups and guaranteed to

reach you in good condition. Lim- ited supply. write or wire. G. 0. Lewis, Sackville, N. B. 5-191i/ltf,

FARM FOR SALE-110 ACRES, ONE

mile from Souris. Good dwelling hquse, lair outbuildings. 100 acres cleared, well fenced, good state ol

i cultivation. Sola with or without

°l'0D- ,Apply to Gaudet &

Solicitors, etc., Cha,-_ or to Il. Creamer at

many other attractions not us large as might have been wished, Those who were present, having cfij-'iyed u rich musical treat. The program was varied, the outstanding numbehg being the Grand Ollertolre in G. Ma or, by Lelebure Weby; the Pastorale in A. by Guilmant, the Humoreskeby Di or- ak and the Grand Triomphal March, by Grison, concluding with the over- ture to William Tell. Pleasing vnncty was given to the program by two ox- ccllently rendered solos by Mr. Pu. » er Hooper.

Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Dculi f i (iii lottetown, P.. E. I., retui',\ed li. - rliirbt from Amherst where tu ay were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. Cos ey. Pleasant Street. Mr. W. P. Doul is the past Grand Master of tho ind.L_ e Pe. . 5; ` `d.

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Spiral Spring '

and your dayswillbe af morewortlmlixrihg. J.,

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upon a l»_

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