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f - 1 CHARLOTTETOWN CANADA TUESDAY rmsr or ALL ”°A"°“""” "Y" 'N “W N"

, JUNE ZZLIQII __ Qin Psa ram ny id! nm Anéavcg

UBLE BREWING oN wiili liiiii pfviism ma cycioivf MORTENEGRIAN FRONTIER illlllllllllss Ala a ciiiu coilsr

CAUSES MUCH ALARM _ CAUSES GREAT DAMAGE

Special to The Guardian

CLEVELAND June 26- Dr Alex.

m ander A Alton of Ashatsbulala, Oh-

10. is Willing to he changed in place , _ of Mrs. Angelina Napolitano of Sault

gondmpns ur; ii|,30|ut¢| |n S55 lf,“€i.".; .‘,’.i‘”....*"i.liI.‘:.“;“.'.'.°°'L“°”‘

Y tolemble "nd T""k'5h .'.‘;":,""“'= "°' "“°°g"“° “"'° ‘~A“5°=9 Ruin Fells In Torrents and immense Dame e is

TWP’ “re D¢"""'t°tl"il the DlSlIl‘lCl Men P wiifoiii Done to Prepertl Within lt s lien e-Uliler Women and ilhlld ‘ . iii " "`°"`°' “"" -"“”°’ ‘“ ‘”‘“‘ ~ 'g

und P

special to The_Guardian. ‘ fuge

VIENNA, June 26-Reliable advices h"“*““" “nd CPODS und blowin si fronl Albyania say that the situation uhm

is extremely critical. “nfl

'|‘ur_key has massed 50,000 troops, two

within a day's march of the Mont.`¢nc, cllegrlnn frontier. 25

if

Conditions are absnlutcl i to '

' . Y" lar b-lfiwii lvl ~ ,- - ~ . . ~ _ . 'r fi ' li ill <1 l-ni-'th ',i>sed bu sdiie

}¢_ The Turkisll are devastating gnu titer 0 ontcnegm and me Htmvmr mmwdmtely to Consult ms political cd tflil?m(i;ni‘r:ir ttf; Ent}g:;i:§afl3;§n,§_)fg'y` ;gild;li§diliiei;:il(i1ie(<l:lri:ii1`;Ii eflievdti rhudmc mostrrisgnislctiiigui d1ii‘\:i`:tc(i‘.(i\ft'cis cis-i ciilgoeiiuiiirildv i1c‘i'e&l'ict.:. cya r .

ll.

whole district, killing prisoners, rc- bein

women and children, burning

ches. K up ` l*U`f-le body of Albuninli

lHl HUHSE HAIIES ill

ll YUHK Pllllfl

;'Y 4 I ll _*_

A very sliccessful horse race was

held yesterday afternoon for the first liule on l)nV,ld WhlfZe's track at York I

m

Point. The day was all tllat could ‘lille

be desired and large nn

uttelldance ` and enjoyed the after- we lloon's racing to the fullest extent.

Mn wnitn_ the m.0nnlnt0,._ had the whose broorll had been stolen. At- "f truck in excellent condition and ar- me

nlngell the prograln of the race and L" all other arran enlents

H

iilltiidnetion of all prose

nt.

The race course, situated as it is “m

ilcalr the North and West River, is

.ne .if the most beautiful spins time M ronld be found in .any part. of thc

worlfi.

'l‘lne starters and judges were Fran- cis W. Hughes, city; Roy Mason_|' Southport, and John McPhee, Free-

town. f

'i`ilr~re were tllree races, 2.40, 3 lniu-

nil-, und gentlenlan's driving race. The first cnllcil was the 2.40, which ln., ;;n\'c il good deal of cxcitelncnt. lt was ns follows: rec lllillnie M., owned by A. nily ...................... .. . loin, Duncan Robertson. bully Varkwood, W. S.

null . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... ...... .

Fleet., Harry Douse...... .

wi-i wi-l »-cv: -hi-

_ _ to

NLW tai

KU-B »>¢e

-Kimi

N55

Minnie M., the winner e, is b_v .l. H. Ringwood, owned by l<‘. Wf W. llllghcs, nf this city, alld a half sister of Longboat. me

t dow o the entire it t

pi

l'llovi.n|~:Nl1l~: u. l. .nine 24 -~liii-ss

and

nixe that the time for the (lhincsc wnll has gone and the time is gone hll 'hell an indllstry must ask for more' HH

f this r lc “ . . 0 I >tcctlnn than it absolutely needs. Wi

.

Hillllillill Slillil |i|;g||>|:||]5|n e:.;~»l“ to will?

pcclal to The Gunrdin,n_ I'/luis, June ze-ifreaiduit rnll-

’U 'H llllilusslblc. ct. M. (laillaux said that he would ing

000 women and children inwc give il definite response later and left workers at Liverpool generally obey- tue

e, their only means of sii|,nis¢_¢-,une friends and party leaders. I six E hmlcd grass nnd ,-,,0¢,._,_ -_._ The

PONS fmlnd themselves in sinnlnr

""""""‘ plights.

AMSTERDAM, B. C., June 26-Nc.

lrotiatlons have been closed by }3n|_

U follr Guthrie and Cofer for a snip.

ment of 1,500,000 feet of lar e tim.

ss

IS llillfEHl|]

2 `§'f ,nu-

f°l.fi§'"li'.1°l.'fi`Z§7°'”" EAL,,L,l,i'f¢'1,,i,,,,liuiilisiliil P"iP"$s,, "'° 'l`L'L‘fZ§2 "i'.'.‘.1‘l ".'L“§.l.Zl?.'§. °"'"

-_.?_______

Special to The Guardian. itimated that more than two hundred

'*- Special to The Guardian, VAUPARAISQ _Inns 26_A great persons were killed or injured and

Shipping concerns at the other '

_ K

ranging fiom 50 to 70

gned to the South 'l “_

cyclone which devastated the coa..L

WMM" _ L0ND()N_ June g6_-Dnbun ,n n,.n_ immense enmage has been done to

ch_ildrcil are ilow caught between ""`°*' llflfluy asked Jifs Gailliulx, Min- Special to The Guardian. pm'

ing for the visit of the Kiugllndl 1 l"`°"°rt5 0! “H kinds-

Wlllifs of the Turkish army n,,d`isf.cr of Finance, to form new c.'ibin-- IONDON June 26- th- h Queen "ext month and U10 B°hem‘3 Oliof Chili R few days ag() extend” _

' strike was lmmchm{"t'_';'dH‘;,‘: i1¢_c0;-ngion representing I,-ish 1,,dL._n. from Pisngua oil the north to Antol~ inundated. Many vessels have found-

Re1»<~<.*=i say that Iqnlque has been

B 810113 ml-my miles of the liuynl Hgmll-H on the south. ere.; and incoming s*camers in re-

-L_

wuum

HIDGETOWN, June 24--On the shorter; 5 feet, 6 inches high, dalk

of June a young man by the

feet, ilinches high and rather stout. Dark hair, smooth face, good teeth, and weighs about 170 pounds. He is‘ about 22 years old. Williams is

hair, 20 years old, and smooth facem

of which were bogus; two in.Mnine, »

two iln New Brunswick and two in '_ .

Nova Scotia. Phinney is about 5 -

lUHllS IIHIEKENS WHITE

am Vander-l‘lunl:, .lr., of Mont-

_ _ churian Railway fo tl J . . l 1 , ‘ _ ._

F iigvl. 'rimliers will ber usgi lnaiiiilrigg ill'/Fume of Walter Phmney' °' [‘Y'““- Bvfh Wm Wearing ‘Wk °“_‘th'~"" “wi i\:ONTFVn'IE` N' I" Juno 10

___ W

. til

n

rd l.nnsdalc knocked the tllieltrl

.0NlNlN, June 24 - 1,0;-il {,,,,,n__ "ld

_ 's pugiistie ability served llinll

bers were in well on 'l‘llul'i-idny night when hu pl

1 UW!

id the cheers’ of the crowd. W U'_‘f

AH}iIN(i'l‘UN, June 23. - That

e Mormon church in enlisting the

of Henry 0 Havelnriei' . to ex- l its beet sllgari industries, was king solely the welfare of its peo-

wns declared to be a fact today

l °» t to the assistance of a wolnnn ` ily 'l`h0mllB ll- (llltlilefi ViC0'Pl`°Bid0nt

the Utah-Idaho Sugar Refining

ken ny the thunk C__n‘enul__m_ (fompiuly, before the house “sugar

lst" investigating colnmitt/ec. )

ll, recovered the hroocll, llalnlcd Mr' Cutler was _ examined 9" ,, itn nwnnn nnn wnnwn lengtll as to the business purposes of

Mormon chllrcll.

_.__ Why dues the Mormon church 1

illtr

ll

l the sugar business and other iness enterprises," asked lfepre-

UHMUN EHUHEH

lNll lHl SUGAR THUSI

'Anything tllat effects the material well as thc spiritual interests o people, the Mormon church cn- lrages," said Ml'. Cutler.

L()i

‘ ___ "lt provides occllllation for thc

. __

inle in many other lines of busi-

as well as in the beet sugar in-

:sident Taft 'visitedy 'I‘rovillcilcc,Ll-u£try." .

Fail lli\'el' _veiif.el'ilny'n.nll talked!

iprocity in both places. led

both lrtic flee tladers alld

c to nic to appeal for reciprocity tion?"

li

“Then the Morlnon church,” quer-

Representntive Madison, of Kan-

Mm__ “My mind is fllll of reciprocity", l-las, “it not only a spiritual organic

said the president. “lt seems pos- ntl

sibl

on, but also a business organiza-

To ll Erent extent it is trll ” Mr

pl s ~. ~ . e,

iff revenue inhll. We must recog- Ulil-tlcr rfllliiell-

’Illlere is nothing ill the agree- tin ut that any protected American tic

'|‘ln-, three minute class was ns fol-

lows' '

(llinrles Thompson, Hammond

l{elly......

llvlli- Marie, David White...... ltd. 1'.. fir. H. Bterns..... Av__inf.or, B. Bowmaln......

AN-an ».i\-.;c>¢ »=~wL\:-1 :.~:.s»i\:»-

Charles Thompson, winner of this rare, is hy Pnrhslde, and owned by lllrllllllolid .Kolly, S0l1¢hP0l`t-

'l‘fle gentlema.n'a class was as fol-

lows:

dent, “l believe," llc added, ”tlluf. l-|10 the country generally, is ill favor of Flli the (`-nnadinn agreement. I believe

that there llrc cnollgll democrats

tion and enough republicans who believe that the protective tariff to be lnnilltnilled must be dealt withl - nloderatcly to insure that the policy will carry, I believe, that il year after the agreement is adopted not a voice shllll bc raised to have it

changed.”

,______________ in

.=~N:.v:i-l es-=-Nd

l'ui-l<, (leo. W. McPhce......

lilllldde, Neil Darrnch.... lloll, Ilr. l‘. C0n|'0_Y...... Jim, Judge Ulnncharll......

l‘n|~k, the winner of this race, is by of

i- -y | 2 , ,

lin- [unions gtallion l‘nrll.woorl, and city, a native of llillmllll. WHH lhht

owiwd and driven by George W- MS- Hill

l'||||.Ail|'ili|'l|l/\, l‘u., June 23-

Iii-|i, fir. liobl‘l‘f. h‘i.llnl'f. MnrAri.llllr, ,In

lllll

Mr. ftuttler explained that the sincss cnterprizcs of the churcll are lunged by the presiding bishop, lo acts as business manager. Ques-

ncd regarding the tariff, Mr. Cut- r said that "tile howl for free

inlillstry need fear,” said the presi~ U4'-fic" ill Hill-¥l\l` “'05 llelnlf ll\llil0 hi'

can refiners and that it would

ll the beet sugar business.

*___

liisli izisl

ill

favor of this step in the right dircc-

'l‘UIlU~N'I‘0, Julie 24. - The famous

Michael Fraser case has been entered

tile court of appeals. In the at-

` telnpt by Miss Catherine McCormack

H_EBTEU‘relative of the Midland octogenarian

bridegrooln, to have the old mun’s

rriage to Miss Hnnllnb M. O. .Rob-

*~" illson of llundn set aside, the case

wil

i',,\,,|| nu itil-lt lhllr<~h New York

llf. eleci.cl| president ol the Hap-

s

l lic |‘e~npencd' and argued again

before the lligilcst court in Ullturio.

lc two courts which have heard the

case so lar have given opposite opin- ions us to irrnscr's sanity, but at present the old man is declared a

l'lu‘<-_ M. ll. A., of this city. fiat World nllinnce. Dr. MncArtllllr's nmntim his property heinn in cnnnnn

Sr. .ioHN, C0lui~ANY the

cars mo oosfrnaor lleslell iw the Nev Dr Hlllrkhflllsv- "f

-__ 'l‘ol‘onf.o.

U'i"l‘AWA, June 25--Woods _ilk l"-0-. l

ltncf 1 - . V '

of Hi.. John (N. B.), have been ating volnllliftec, nlld elected by the

n\\~nl'dcd the contract for the con- All

nanlc was the only one nllblnitl.el‘l to

llolnilnlting conlmittee, und was gf

i oflilers nililled bv illr nmnill-

a trust companys Tile marriage

is yet been untnucll'cd by the courts. The argument will ilot take place

» until September.

iallce, inidlllled; Secretaries J. H.

strlu-Lion of a new station for the Hiiiiki-sililulv, London, alld J. N. l’.

llllvrc-olonial Railway at Campbell- i'i~sfrili1:\‘. li“'\lv\'Cky‘2 ¢V°*l*"'"""*- E-

lo" (N. B.), replacing the one dv- M

sf.ro_y(i,| by nm ln" yem-_ i Mnrnllnnl, |,onllon.

.\‘in|li-ull, iii. John, N. ll., Herbert

~...,._________ __ __ __________ ________________,_______M,_»,.,-___~_-_-_-_-,-_-_-:=--V-.-~-~.--~--

ununu

~esented a horse to the Prince of

___l.oNnoN_ .nine 24.-King (merge

Wales yesterday, oil his 17th birth- day. `

°_"°*'i"" ' Ask for Mlnard's and take no other. - Nou .lllllv li/\sl~:.\'. c0||“|||||c|’[|0}|

'l'|le Trinity term of the Supreme

(_`<l\Irt opens in this city this morn-

Hlu nt eleven o’clock. The following cases were on the v "‘"‘|"=l». which does not close until for lh"l‘f ffclock this afternoon, at three (2

I_,,,nn |.;_ |,yon nnd Milbert l~‘nl‘_r_ice n_ Hn¢_¢_,,. |.;v.-lyn Mclllwell. ¢‘.»0h

'Pann Winn yicncn (lo. of Ontario vs.

(lem. w. le. lientley for plaintiff. G lulily for defendant.

lin cs Action for dehll W

l’-"'~ yesterday:

JURY CASES.

The Gomputiil Scale of Canada, Lid., vs. J. A. garquharson. Action for debt nr damages. W. E. Bentley f°r plaintiff, Gilbert Gaudet for de- lelnlnn¢,_ John L. S th vs. Simon Jo-

seph. Action fgbgebt. Wi Ill. Bent- lliy for plaintiff, Gilbert Gaudet for defendant. If 1\ Hu has vs. Rowe Hl1¢h°S- 5°' lien for Hem or damages. Aeneas A- Macdonald for. pldntiff, Geo. W. Me- l`llGe for dlflfid-Int. Richard n vs. Albert McKin-

non. Aetiomr_trelpnu. N.A. Cam?- llnl lei missin, w. n. nomar l°f defendant, ` . ‘ '

John Gauthier vs. Bradford W

l','\s0. Action for annul* ‘ amnlisll lor piillnllfi, s ess.

Phee for dlftllllahti

A. Mc-

.12

La.

Johll l<‘. Y - _ ' ' llelitley _‘ff l;l_;l_i;itlil, Nell lvleneeil,

f .l"I( ~

Kilo" cfii,rH(Nl¢ell<iin vs. Joseph Mc-

m|n| Airebibnld McDonald und

g_n_na_f_. _________y_ Action on note. John El Ihlclllillalfli Dlllintifrn °tt°m°y'vA' (I: Saunders and (leo. W. Mcl’he'e ffrlr defendants-

; . William Carf-

Jamcs VHN A Campheu

$l%‘ii)tIifliii! ntiiiiirney, McLean, K.

. efendants. Clif hl'lat]tenhUrY. Ltdo Ve' Hem* Mc- 1,,,,§,, Action for dem. _n. §>u__fl_y

` ' ttorney. - - 0 °

for phaném lin: defendant. ston. ._________l cas” to come ,before Tm cri Jury are those 8811"" "'° Grffini lie. and Alun Menonald ol J""“ ,,‘g,,i,,,i~¢sii with no elim el this c yi A Dnnnhy, Millview, and gixeirflioglameron and Henry Welsh,_

terlng 9, warehouse on Kill! 5¢f°°t' ..

l

THROUGH PROVINCE

O

an

llflllll llllfllilli

rk' - A the

nga

ad

., called at the office ,of one of

t knew Phinney, slid consented to

rl

merchants and requested identifl- to

ation at one of the banks here. He pl-eg

a cheque for $100 on a bank ac- or

ount in Lewiston, Maine, sigined by jail his father, John D. Phinney, of L nn. ther

With Phinney was another chap whom the he introduced as Williams. The mer- crook. W chan

()

HY

slick ways of an accomplished ‘V

th li .Tir ll.l i 0.". . _ porfzylffiflce acsrethey ;{m_n(d_n(}t gin ville, is making money _out of light- “med they went east on Tnnl.nnan,_ ning. A bolt of _ lightning tore one Friday of that Week [Phinney inn_ side out of his father's chicken -ibird and has about ruined his fa-l °"°D and the f"“ti"”`9 °” the side” . He is very talkative and basil”

tile chickens nl-firest the point

here the lightning struck turned hiti- The phenomenon soon be-

__.._______ came widely known and parties ar-

g to the \,an|¢,_phinn¢,y pulled out ai H rivefi iii 'lutomobilcs and other con- siiven watch attached to 8 gold-IIFLASH veyanees to see the strange looking gba birds Young Vander-Plant rigged

thlr

i ring.

'VT/\W/\. June 25 -Rumors of thef early election are cllrrent again_ to

in, with his left hand, on the d fllnger of which was a plain gold;

I-Ie said he would like to have:

unds by 3 o'clock. He was told*

Ro down to the bank and the mer-,

Thcl' have been revived partly by chant would follow shortly.

the

Hon

Billie. 18 quoteli as saying that thc T election lists, including thong for Mass., who wishes to do some busi- MCMDNC. Of E"i!i“T\'l. WHS U10 H1160-

unorgallized districts of On; ness with you." Phinney endorsed ial _

cheqiue and received €f‘ie"5ii>°é`lif'r'5Il7-" ’P&Dcl'H DI'°PHF¢d hY Pfesldellt A- P- it up and put it in_his pocket and Mclliarmid, of Brandon college,»Man-_

telnber 25th, Walked out. On the sidewalk he was ltflbh. 0" thi! 0PP0l`l1“"iti€B f0l` 183"

the

tario. ’wlll"be completed and in rea- "I0 dlness for a general election on Sep- ed

m<-¢~<<b-J; l-v-rv-rv-r-

hll

he nd

OX'

B

Durty in the west, and partly by the the

statements of prominent liberals “GY p

who are supposed to be in commnni- Benting his cheque. As soon as hc ed _ _ _ , cation with Sir Wilfrid Laurier, did the merchant clapped him on the flllflsflhnlzlng U10 Wflfid. HIICHKUFS

. ,_ sh

- .. n

hat

hing can he determined until after *Fr

rals

Hflcechcs of Mr. Borden and his In

day. As a matter of fact, ng? had

both parties will carefully look bil

efore leaning into nn election. Lib- “ld

in the west and in Ontario fa_ about a week, and then go to Hall- mis

for the reillainder of their vaca- mis

delay, while the Quebec win f ‘H

ossible The wish of many con-

a few minutes all three met ati

bank. It was noticed that Pins- P1 hesitated somewhat about re- BHP

Charles Murphy secretary of oulder, and said to the teller from Canada, lflrilrland 1111111-l\“UHl

mil iiiiui snln

is is Walter Phinney of Lynn, Wd

This perhaps has led to n mmm. asked if his father had an account ati men _

t the elections win be held that bank. He answered, yes, and he` Geor e Il. (lutten of Acadia collc e,

given him this cheque as the saf- Nov

way to carry funds. He was go- young in missionary endeavor, were: 5”'

lnnnnnembling of parliament lngl over to _Port Lorne to pay afew read G"

B

. l

President Cuttcn said in his addressi fogfield and Georne R Harding an

1. - l

owing by his father. Williams they were going to stay here

g o _

he party desires an election as soon "‘°“' _ 5 _ l-7 _ _ nn]

p _ ~ On June 23rd, word was received results, is hut it flash in the pan un- L‘____d, (,hest__rne1,_,s _mcM,_0___B by

on the training of young people in| “___

sionary work that the laymcn's| *H

sionary movement inaugurated A’,},he ,FDDI m_m0__ mmm with gem

i ` .

chairman of the morning session.

in mission work, and President

olnc time a o, with all its splendid'

, _ up

‘ outside vile barn door and collect-

| ed 10 cents from each person who

entered. He collected nearly

_*_ ' $100. ` ‘

the banl-1 at Lewiston, Maine, `less

there are some steps taken te~i

base vote city disc

cith

bee.

The nationalists have been keep-

ing and

share of public attention. It is well 5 1°” °°u°n‘)

known that Sir Wilfrid and his fol- IFDR SALE1, a wall tent at a lla?- -lowers pin their hopes upon s lui- ' I gain. can be seen nl; Kennedys

l malfirlliy in Quebec, assuming, sail loft, now owned by Bruce Stew'

they do, that thc two great po- ar

litical parties will about break even outside of ,that province. The Que-

91'!! HB

bee nee

tion, xl. task rendered nlorc difficult nity, 6-27d3ipd.

by

which will contest il nllmbcr of dis- 1 tricts. ~

M

stumling cam ai n. He will k und

CBD

at dience from the counties of Lahelle, west c

d

servatives for an earfy elccti n ‘ from

(1 upon their desire to tain tn: that the cheque was bogus. 'No such war

of the people upon the recipro- "cc issue. That issue has not been of

"sned tn any grant extent by that this was the sixth cheque that in

ount on man there by the name inn

1

ilency in missionary work sho.. bl

~ - at

John D. Phinney. In addition tnk::_____i_?_1_l_ist___l_ie__i_:_:_niltt§r_to5__l;on_ne_nt_i;_;n Hclmo Lacy; Helhrdsmre in Feh_

9- Week fl`0m this mah Phinney, BU must begin with the young people tl’

d pernlaneney. Wlmt form per-| J'i

» i

a ticket office on a barrel head

The feathers have now changed

UlJ.‘\UELl'HI/ll JUHG 23- - The back to their natural color, a fact tist world alliance today continu-_ verified by a great number of per the discussion of methods for 50n5_

-~»l__-..__._

1 lq_i_ilMiini

ag Scotia, on 'the training of tzhe, IQONDUN-June 24 '_ Th” Times

sz- "The Topf armor, which rly in the year was the medium

a suit between the Earl of Ches-

dealer, has been sold to an

lerican. '

said to have been mllde for

cob 'l`oi.;`, arniorer for Queen i'/.nhi~+h, was to have been sold the auction sale of the effects ul

ary, 1910. Inn-.lediat».liy before c auction, however, Lord Chester~

"* =="" einer than the middle-s sd or ole. .mid ‘"5l’°=°“ 0' it P""“*°‘Y *°

the naval issue to the front,

er side in the province of Qne_ _l:__ad been presented for payment with- there would be no doubt that it ru

9_1.. _ _ __

COH

s . . ,.

DEHSED IDYERTIQEHEHTS asv- A. B. cones, or Halifax, is H§f(§’,’nn,l_i“r,‘,i,‘,"g’$10s_?,f,’0_°'rffigrgeoligl

have been attracting a large

eros iss. lol- o in at

cnllservativcs fully realize the

t dh Company. 6-27d3f d

--__&&..-.*_R_-

'OST Saturday evening between

this alliance. 3

- lil

rfied sued the art dealer, claim-. g that the armor had been pur-

LA A thc' city and Lot 65 Church, a

d Pair

of gold rimmed glasses. Finder

of pnl‘fcl-ting their organize- please leave at J. H. Hutcheson’s

the presellce of ll. third party

r. Houmssa continues his active bel i D il spea

will no doubt draw a large au- l

*PR SALE, 20 hells, pure bred

Plymouth Rocks. D. (J. Camp- _ ` _

1_ East Royalty 5.2-]d31Dd_ Society of l.. lu. Island was held in tl

WENTFTDT~-a;~~éxTcr];Mi_`maie _nitro Law Library yesterday afternoon for repairs to the armor.

A

teacher. Supplement $50. Mid-

Papincauville on Dominion day, 5“mm‘"` VUCUMOH- A I

l_._mis Y

l ork.

Russel and Prescott. in all time Fon SAIIE] Am¢rie`nn`§§{,§55,n_

ounties the nationalists will have ` cushion tired. Almost new. En-

idates. quire at Large's Carriage Shop.

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‘ for Clyde River School, No. K.

3. Midsummer vacation. Supple-

thrce o'clock.

cted for the enslling year:

President--AEneas A. McDonald. Vice-President,-C. R. Smallwood. Secretary-W. E. Bentley.

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J. Mnrtln, Gilbert Gaudet. tl

wood. J. A. Mnthieson. The At~l :I

chased by fraudulent representa- tions, that instead of lt being se- cured for a private collection, who

ould pay only $10,000, in reality

W |if. was for the art dealer. He al- leged that its value was about S50,- ' 000.

Lord Cllcsterfield won f.he suit

____ and got back the armor, but he was

compelled to pay buck $10,000 with

The annual meeting of the Law interest at 5 per cent and in addi-

oli the amount paid by Harding

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After the trallsaction of the routine

[my to ~Am°“ business, the following officers were

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W.-\:.l`ll'NG’l"ON, Jilin 23 - Bcfbru

_ Executive Committee: D. the senate ndjollrned today it is ex-

“v'A-NTED, an experienced teacher Lcod, K. C., J. A. Mathieson, pected that the Roof. amendment to

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1' Panndiiln reciprocity bill will

Examiners to condni-1 final examin- have been acted upon. Not even Sen-

ations-W, E. Bentl:--_'_ U, R. small. ntor Hoot himself not expects that

will he passed. The amendment

_ "wilt $40. Aiiply to J. A. Murray,

_ ~ . Hag yfrrugtees. 6-zidsipe.

' ""“`*""~‘ j torney General, ex omcin. nhl"-li deals with the terms govern-

HIS BULB WllIIH

OST, since June lst, thorough

bred Scotch collie dog ("'Ded"i)_

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Color, bright tan. Finder please not- l“W_D~ C- M“i‘°°‘l' K~ 0-. U- Il- `

ify w_ R_ Bovye,-_ Bnubu,-y, and he Smallwood, N. A. Campbell. ..; li _ rewn,.den_ _ n_z7dnn)n_ up it is announced at the earliest

LONDON ___ 24 Th L _ _WfnNTi§5'?iH~E-‘$55,-'RT-itil; ndcL¢;_1il,SK.q;l,, .fn Ak lvéathicsnn, possible moment ill their session.

,-ne - e orl; ’ .)., l.lewnr,

Mayor of London, mingling with the " A work' Apply 130 mm Asigilds. eoronation crowds Thursday, was ~~ »~-- - -----» ___ -_ . l' relieved of his wlltcll and chain. He ,wk/|ANTED» t”“°h°l` lm' G\'°°°Wl°|‘ offers a. reward of 810 for their re- " ' B°h°°1 nllllflct. N0- 93~ BUD'

tn,.n_ _nlcrnelin _Mld§umm'e_; éiolld_i_a.ays.

ppy o an ey epnar , ecre ry

Trustees. 6-2'ld9lpd. ,i

_-' 4 R sALn"lwht so lséfevsi-"sll

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'gh gel- freight, expr-uns nnn ’l‘liitoN'ro, June 21- Fresh smith _ _ :ililil,p¥<i:'i';i¢’ing sic 12.00. she lslt on vrly winds and becoming slwwery- --- 6md'i'5p-"-

zhigrdortt ai?-sg 010' pm'h|d°c\§i:iT;||?E The temperature at three o’clnck ‘ 1,. "1"'°"“°0" betwen", Zim' m“"`°h

-~»~ tarenfna :,'rE;41cT$‘&l°nt bg glgaglmmthm m')I?h‘iae lgsydst temperature recorded at DWG” Eli- 5-27d3lP<l- mo v - - _ ---»- 1--“ The Harland left yesterday for Or- Y;'_9t°"d5Y W°_*:nd°l‘t§_;*'hf_‘;§h“‘%_°5::: BQY'__9b°“¢b 15 0;' r1g_d,f°%_;E!;;`;’_; well. She carried a large number of *gi ‘me 5?; widest ‘worded the p"_ nm aonngy rd¢;ynPl‘ 0 é_Md__zipd p"'”°ng°" ‘and 8 good general cat' vigusyhisht was fifty-three delrees "' gWhIN;9§u‘=liia's”`Y\lley§”`5n'der g(iflester~daY the Eastern express train hbove ze_rc;_. onine Jgagreréiay mark°___»ope__ lawful days' tm to arrived on time, the South-ern accom- lf' WW 3 1 Y °5 ' Qlgvnn 2-ZNU

Yesterday the Northumberland left _'_ - 3 [not ben _ nitnnln fm 10 tn this port at 8.20 il. m. for Picton Special to The Guardian- _ 24 H_ P_ Appl? tg 223 nnng Sn

Committee on Law Reporting-D.

Examiners of applicants to study 1~.r rccillreeity trade in print paper

and pulp wood between Canada and.

is United States, will be brought

Minard’s Liniinant used by Physicians

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FRIENDSHIP

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OST, on Richmond St., Sunday

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mod tion was fifteen minutes late. 10 mln) WHS ll1HdV0l'l1Bhl$lY Omliwd; --MAN H m, wnnnmb 'ffm ua 'inseam accommodation mme Th; length doéhfft-d_1;_x;“_~~_~;'_l\_l_-x_:»¢“ 4 “fnmn°;,_ ,,'nn{,,,,_ 3,3' ,,, ,,,,,,,,, gin nam' t\;:sr?t‘;mnn;:r;ii1:u:::(i‘:tt;°til: ‘eeiheniliiiae avlilll be dish this mornin: T"° M"°°' 315;--J' - - “dim pd-' on as - - **"~-*_ _ in Engtgrn accommodation » forty-five af1510.20 and tomorrow morning at CA__l;p_f__i\§~_I_;0ni_:n¢_l_:‘_\:_v_v__erD;l;laca___l_l_ ;:sE_ Qilgutzh Ililiiiultzdl ltdltee wntern “pn” 1 The sun sets this evening and to- A Foster's. Cei1tralDl‘\1Kll-OPS. l>\l°“° f

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In yutnrdnyin "nn, the lnfsnsnn 01 morrow evening at 7.49 and rises tot 1_i_i;l,hv_;l_;ere a first 23:31

the Western express train (which was ;u;J_;‘l'0W and Thursday morn ng a -

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lusts.

ture scorn not one!

casts,

from the sun.

(if humhlcnt friends, bright crea-

Protects the lingering dew-drop

-Wordsworth.

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There are friends who are to us

like a great rock ln a weary land; We flee to them ln the heat of parch- ng days and rest. in their shadow.

11° A friend in whplii we can confide

without fear of disappointment; who, we are sure, will never fail us, will

- never stint his love ln serving us,

who always has healing tenderness or the hurt of our heart, comfort for our sorrow, and cheer for our discouragement, such (friend is not only a rock of shelter for us in time

_dm ¢nn|-ged with breaking and en K.” umuw. mmm,” ___ th. h°u”_ _ The moon ”u___hi__ 'Vanin at 9_3z_ _minnrnfn Liniment lumbermanln frlen1i__of danger, but is also al rivers of

Sniull service is true service while itwnter ill a. thirsty land, when ou!

hearts cry out for life and love.

lint, after all, the very heat thin in good talk, and the thing time helps most, is Friendship. How it

The daisy, by the shadow that ftidissolves the barriers that divfdeus,

and loosens all constraint, and dl(- fnses itself like some fine old cordial! through all the veins of life-this feeling that we understand and tl-lint each other, and wish each other licor- tily welll Everything into which it really comes is good. It transforms letter-writing from a task. into al pleasure; it makes music a thousand times more sweet. 'lbs people who play and sing, not at ul, but to ua -how delightful it is to listen to

theml Yes, there ll a talkabllitw that can express itself oven witho words. There is an exchange el thought and feeling which is hnppyi alike ln speech an in lllence. It ll quietness porvaded with frliufllllllln

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