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GUARDIAN REIDEIS

fl rainhel by YS. leitlu J-.'z:.°.T.:r.7.'z :a_; =

l‘illf`..\`b` U\W.\lll\

now. ilon’1 uint lm' \'i'ln1u'u or full- ` l~r1ug the prize. now the rope tlu\!'s hrlil by h1.\l‘e .\nd reolivc.

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l‘lim'b. l)on't stop. 'l`l|e1‘c's rmviu

ou top

Where 1.u,_¢l~»i fly.

/\l.rivr: the nlrii-in of doubting clues `

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(lr lit lirvllullfzi lie.

li um- puuh

Ani il' mlm lorl

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llou`li r1‘i1i,';~. llo|1't lllnch uliuuldi

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t uri. l)on’t yield life'n lmtlle- field

friend or fee.

Press Ln the front, rccicvo thc b1'uut

And strike the lilmv. `

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lie, lyrlive n1"l trun in ull you do.

llold honour high.

llc sure r.'nu‘rc 1'i_z;l\L lhrn force the

f`1;;i1f..

.\nd win or dii-_

::When driving, iuotoring or cn-

joying out door life, your complex- ion will he nssuilcgl by dust, wind, _ .=un and other natural enemies to line skin and good complexion. If you 'ish to protect yourself against

MU GEQBGE IL HAMILTON

There Passed Pea ully awe! Dil Margate on April he sin. Gwfsv M Hamilton aged 47 after 5 weeks illness of pneumonia The funeral which took place on Saturday even- ing from his name was largely at tended, the services being conducted bv Rev L- Morris. Deceased leaves to rrouru orrowlng wife, seven sons and two daughters. One broth

Rei W J I-Izimiiton in Parth

Port and one sister Mrs John Dow- ell of lsostou, Mass, also survive Mr l~lim\-iiwn will be sincerely miss eil in his home

MRt~l_ JAMES GILLIS.

D:-.-itu in any circumstances ie sad.

but piwticularly so in the ease 01 Mrs. Jumeu Gillis, Emerald, whose death took place on Julie the 5th'. nt thc nge of 48 years. Mrs. Gillis

was rl woman of excellegt qualities und in fact it may be w' l said to know her vias to love her! She was of ii cheerful disposition, ever ready to lend`“ helping hand when ncedlrd. iinil to speak 3 eonsoling\w.°rd to those in trouble. For the past three months she had been sulfe;ing from .i fiital disease, und iill that could be dom- by tender nursing and medi- ml skill was done to save her but was of no in-iii. She was frequent- ly visited by _her pastor Rev. Mgr. Gillis, who spoke comforting words to lrrr; :ind administered to her the lust rites of the church. During her illness she wus never heard to mur- mur, mid was unite reccnciled to die, knowing that thc.Lord's will must be done. The sympathy of this _commun- lty goes out to the heart broken liusbund, nnd three small children, nlso to flue three sisters und four l\rotlir1'u who :irc iclt to mourn. Tire f1l1\r1'ul 1.1;ol< pl-ace on Sunday filter- noon in St. James Church. Free- tiiwil, null vuns largely attended there Lcim: upwards of one li’un»dred und twenty' carriages in the process- ion. To the sorrowing relatives is tru-derrrl sincere sympathy.

MRS. JOHN STEWART.

The rminy friends will hear with linen regret of the death of Louisa Hooper widow of the late John Ste- wart. Bay View, which occurred on the evening of May 29th. Mrs. Ste- wart who had reached the age of 72 years was attacked by paralysis on

'The clvi-eased -who was a faithful

these complexion destroyers you should use McKinnon’s Witch Hazel ilrcnm, a spicnflid preparation fur, keeping the skin satiny smooth, vel- vety soft, und_dn.intily clenr, u bot- llc 25c. McKinnon llrup; Vo., llcxnlll

member of the Methodist Church was possessed of many excellent qualities und was greatly beloved in the coin- munity.

Slrc wus n daughter of the late D R M Hooper of this city -#md in

store, corner (lrcnt George and Kr-.nt ,cm 'y,,_c.',,,,,, the Wife of Johfn Ste_ Street? ' wart who pre-deceased her in Febru-

illllllll SEHUUL MEETINGS

‘ M1nn1.1~1'ro1\'.

'|‘l1c 1-.znuul 1n1~.ol'ir;< ol thc Mill-

dlefon 1=1hiu\\ \\';m linlil on Juno llith. ll.. H. llrn1lsl\z\\v, the retiriug‘ l.r\1utcr.me1 1'e-clectcrl for :mother lc-rm. ;!*.'..l`ll was voted for running expense., Supplcvucntr. voted: $35.0() f-11' u<lv:».n1'crl 1-zcliool, I,~‘2.'.’_lllI lor pri- mnrv or-pi-1'trnfu1t_ l’1'ce~'ent tcucllcrs ri-f-i;:ning_ ’l`. W. llriiilrlimv, Secre- tary. 'l` *listens for i~nm1ing your sire: .l:i|uc1~i .\`.i'l‘ur4l|e, (`oliu (.‘1'uig :uul lClli.': l`!urlrl1nw.

I-ll’l¢lN(il*`ll‘ll.ll.

'I‘lu~ :nu1:;|l nwctinl: of the Sprillfr-

:iry last. One sister Mrs. J. W. _i’l/litiehrll of Oulg»ary and a fumily ' of four ilaupliters nnld three sons arc lift to n',~iurn, viz. Mrs. D. R. Bell, Stanley; .\lrs_ James Bulmiin, New L-llilsgow, Mrs. John L. Luird, Caven- dish :ind Mrs. A. I-1. Morris, Vane eouveiy ll_(T_, 'Ihe sohs are James P.. Biiy Viowt Gordon R., Cavendish; and .lrninpli on the old homestead. The funerul which was nn llnndnv June lst was largely iittcndcd. The ser- vices being conductril by Rcv’s J. B. Gough, John Sterling and J. C, Spnrr. The bereaved sister and fl-imily who mourn 1 have the wide- I-'lmfnrl Hyrnpnthy ln this their hour of ::l'I::\t sorrow.--Goin.

SHIPPING NEWS

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l'.N'l‘l'J|tl1'll, June ill-Schr. Evil

Moy, llnnphill, (Tillie George; S. 8.' lulnudcr, Lourie, (Irupnud. (‘l.l"/.liI<}l), Julie 18.-S. S. Islun-'

rlcr, Louin, (lrupuu<l; schooncrs Two

um|nim1»'i1~i vote of tliunks wps |1i1ss-_m_ntl,cm Hnrpm ,ridnish N Q _ J

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nfl bv flu meeting to the Women’f1 lnntitu|,»~. for the goof] work done in the srliool room, |iii:11rl‘,1, Vnrnishillg llm desks, putting: in \'.':\t1~r tnnk and ilrinkinq cups.

W._ Muriuy, Picton; Brilliant, Hub- l~,'.'. lirlc-\_1; Eva May, Hunphill; (‘.n]~e (fi-f.-rite; Yarmouth Packet, ’I‘uwnshrnil, Picton. ` ~ _

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nourishing food 1

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brain and nerve centres. _

Grape-Nuts is arhally

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" ._ . . _ ` d - N 'W H ,sm iii _nn ony. 'rnsieurui saves _ . __ _ _ture of Kath-lyn.' 'Ihs Royal Sieve, wil1»

_ Thut’s the way a vacation should be,isn_’t it? ' ‘

_ With no_timc for cooking, yet_lhe pleasures and activi- | - ties ofyacation--the rebuilding time--deman`d_wb'olesome.

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_Its .delicate sweet, delicious flavour is particularly ap-

pealing during the hot mont s when the appetite lags.

Madepf whole wheat and barley, Grape-Nuts contains 1

'he essential elements for re-building the. body-especially

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pre~d1gcsted-the starch cells

broken down to aid) quick, easy digestion. And you know one feels cooler and more comfortable in hot weather on easily digested food, - - - .. _

_ It's easy to serve Grape-Nuts. _lust pour what isiwanted direct from the package, add creamer milk and sugar.

“`l`here’s a Reason” for-Grape-Nuts.

--sold by Grccere everywhers

Co.,.Lid., Windsor

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rn nys,

l muon The puollc are mencernent uiiu elm

LAST l EAGLE row afternoon will

of the final the Givihan dlan LSHSUG will Le opened wt two

riv`ed'at Rustico Harbour with all.

DI\`TRI('T BOARDS -The District

Chairman, Rev. G. M. Youn-,_-, l<1n-

MARITIME OONFEHENCE.-An in. teresting matter `was introduced by_ the Rev. (l. M. Young, oi Tryon, at

Methodist Conference. This was a re- vival of the suggestion which ’ _hug been before the conferfliee for some years that the N.~`B. and P. lC._I. lbnferencc he united with the N. SI... Confereiice into 5 general Maritimti Conference. .\",'.io1nitc nation wa.; taken in the matter. 1

llR.- ROSS -HOME AGAIN.-Dr.

Alex. Ross rr-turned last evenin from

visiting the hospitals and studying

gery. llc 5-peaks in glowing terms nf the efficiency and equipment of the New York hospitals ilid of the atten- tion nnd assistance given hin' in his studies while there. llc returnsto work in splzndid health nfter"h;s thoroughly enjoyed visit. ’

E \'i\ .\'Gl_jIiISTIC 1\il-llETINGS.-

I'Iv;i|i;;i1li'~t I., (J. McPherson, who is conducting ni series of special ment- ings in New Glasgow, will preach in l1`redericton on Sunday aftzirnoon at. 3 o'clock. His Sunday' meetings at New (ilasgow,~will be at 11, a. 'm. und 2.30 p. m. Ev.';ry,ot.h-:lr -evening in the week at New Glaeg~opv’at,3 7.45,

Briidalbnns 'Christian C-huren wi‘ll'~1,¢ '- ‘culn-ducted by_3the locsl~M'l~nister., ~Rcv,, C.. A. Hntllsl .at-» 7 n'¢lwK-_ fj-

, _ d"‘__"l.f ii" ,l'.|1"- ..‘~; _ 7 ".7-».'¢.s'\\ 2J'1;r.""- 'r:|`..v| '

f-.°‘ __ _ - A RARE 'r1ts:.\'r.-'-mia.: __. Psqniir; 'l`he.-ltre has fi rare tftat in storn__g0r .its _'patrons to' night,” lhiflitblaiveilrbél photo-play production of the_I.~iori ima th-ei Mouse. 1=' C-:i-1irles.Ki¢iii~¢-lie

1 duced si the gre-it 1.ii_b-in snidm- . which -flllorie is' guarantee of sntiilylne- tion. aside from the laet that.'_.t is

.being prgegutzd at .the Pu.v»lc's 'Lbs

lnlsa lie'»shown (or-the last-time £0- nlght, and pnt"fvns'are a_dvh~cl in no on hand early, or make reservation; hy phone. 121-L. 3081. ' ,

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day morning Prcf. Ross .nddressed the public School Inlspectors'at. P. W,, Cuilegn on "Nutrition and Poilina- _.tlon". i-lirpoiutcd out thaetbeze are fhe two great things that plants 'have to do and that all tha'y»;i'lous

and shapes of 'leaves,` 'have' been .irought about by eilort the

plant to secure an food, while tho vuriatlohs

flowers are ~due to the tract bcn3llcl|1\'lnee(:t|

to at forms

of flowers in (he .effort to ones. To

the plnnt g_

root hairs a 'llre stem is spreading e

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to the U0 the

lumber. -From flowers "Waite

-The Sundaynevenlnig' s1I:'vic’\ nf. tha.-._~

_ Y _ , most’ tsllcsd-cf Diay of the a;;el-‘~'pi~o-

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sclloon INsrno'r0n.~1r~c-ii Fri-`

forms gf plants, particularly the size"

ggixrgf. is on

BAP1 --The

FIRE -A slight laze on the roof schooner of Mrs. Purdy's resldenge_ at _Kin§_ °W,“°d LY Square was the cause of the Fire at Rustlco Brigade bi-ing ,called-sammy iimr hc-rrlne for three rfclock 'yesterda ljéiqgternoon. SWF Packing The fire was quickly pid ii " andibe- been unable fore much damage was done. ._ SUPP’-V _ “l

-_ ' ' scarcity of

DREDGING.-The dredge has ur- -R.. i

oh.)

-who-have a sunicient

account of the

along thc ~coust.

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gqnipmenf necessary ir__0rder to im- PREPARING F‘0l{ CONFEDERA- _prove the harbour. v.-‘sich is now in 'i‘ION.7- As already Stated in these had condition, . by cutting through columns, one of the leatures_of. the the sand bar which has filled’ consi-_ programme for the celebration 01. derably during the lust storms. Mr. _the (lolden Jubilee of Confederation" \\'. W. Paynter is supplying the »n_ .Cha\‘lot.tct0W¥1.i_r1 Allgllst l10_Xt. dredge with supplies.-R. will be a demonstratmn by the prim-

___"- sry school children, en masse, and

POULTRY i\ll~lE'l`ING.--lllr. T. A, l’rof. Thompson has been appointed

Benson, Dominion Poultry Repu'esen.- to prepare them in n number of pat- ta:tl\'e, will address u. meeting at riotie songs that they are to sing on West Devon, on Tuesday, June °.3r\'1,_ the occasion. The Professor. is .al- commenclngi; at 7.50 p. in. The ob- ready at his task and after getting ject of thi-1 mzeting is to organize in u fe_w lessons ‘with the children of an Egg Circle ut West Devon, and' all the three schools separately, yester- interested -_ire invited to attend. La- [day morning hc made his first at- dics are asked to make ii spcclul cf- tempt towards the combination of fort to be present. 3037. - the singers. The children of Prince

, -l street und West Kent schools were

FTSI-i'[N(-' GEAR DES'i`l'lOYED--- mustered together on the former

The merciless tide has plnynd havoc mhunl gmnmlg and Hwy were D,-u¢t_ on the lif=lvermcn’s gear around the nw() for g(,m¢' time in the vufions shores nl North Rustico_ Thou- songs to be r¢n,]m~@d_ rpm,-,e mugs sands of dollars worth of lobster urn _ naturally and iittingly offs, pat. traps have been crushed on the bot- rgotin glinrncter, comprising "0 (Inn- tom of the sea or swept away by the “day “Rule B;-if.annin_" ~1_i0d.B\¢;,-5 'nercilé=<1= waves during thc lust the Prince of wales," the Island hymn storm tl-oi; swept. along the const of composed _by Miss Montgonwry and the Maritime Provinces.-R. the National Ant1,em_

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'Odicers for the districts of Charlotte- ulifxlstuglqg goid oqniggggg sg? tow" and S“"VT‘°"Bld" aPP°l“t”d at etts Preferred or Websters' Clear Hu.- the r°°e"t N' B' and P' E' I' C°“‘ varies. 'l`hey are 15c. each or three ference °f the Methodist (`h“"°h are fo`r a quurtcr and they nie the bent as follows: Charlottetown-Chairman, smokers you éan Buy for the m0,wy_ Rev' J' l" Dawson; Fi“““°i“| S"°"‘i' McKinnon Drug Vo. llexall store wry- Rev' E' S' weeks? S' S' Semi" corner Great George and Kent Stal tary, liev. E. E: Stiles. Summirside- ' ' Mm

'The horse races' which are nxcd for

al interest, in View of the splendid array lof horses which will he raced. _A_.1l'tl1c classes arenh/all filled, and the standnrdnf the enftries is very much above the o.vorage.- 'They :irc with- out exception evenly m:itel1cd,anil it is doubtful if better 'horses in their different classes could be found throughout’tlic Maritime Provinces.

New Yorl' w-here he Silent a lmolntli The McKinnon llrug Company have

the lzirzestientry list. Their valu-

thfi DEWUN M988 ill medmf-'c and sur- able-‘stable consists of six expensive

Monday, promise to be of exception-

In the Shirt Waist

silk and-net .wa1sts.. Some of..them we carried over from

last se&son,§1nost'of thorn-'are\neW fresh stock; mak; ing. alone would cost-you moretlian 'the' price we -havg now placedonl the fiiiishcd article. ~ _ _u

`Every;one~ of'tlies_e'Wil1 be .sold this Week at $2.49

each,__1'n sizes from 32 to, 44 ` 1

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S.,A. Mcvmld ..1'.:f...1;'f~i~.‘.'.'.'.l

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stecdsi which, harrlng~acci¢lents, _w,ill iahieron; Frank I., 2.23. owned and; , ,

be raced, grad ha: the nixt to be) dtglvenz lug* Mr. II. byChaln1cl- _ |?l§;!£¢I$lA‘§r §vF§§N‘E|'|£"_|_§hmei}t largest sta low _ re. ,en ries o n- er; I er y, _ , ow _ . a xo: rea or ul .byothreeildillerent parties. The J b Wedlock and to be driven by §g:§N?,;?',,‘§|:,§°:';:,,lf,’i“‘§d%'_,§f'“1;u°: é";"l::L*1i_)::g

lacing judging from the perform- If »\' Henderson; Miss Altyon,2.19i _qq_sz.ca.¢nsi-liisnoiitsrg

nnces of the past wcek` ,should prove owned by McKinnon Drug Company, MEN. Hemi-ei verv.luter¢'Stine and ~ ="?.“i'°‘“§- 'Pe t° bf’ d"“'°“ by Pet" C°'“`°Yi and viziiigifoi mm siia sam; iii¢iesil€'»”l'=,;°.'§§ first ‘event likely to 'be called will Helen R., 2.19%, owned by the Mc-‘mime ';a'l‘on1e-wilibnuayou up-§8nbex.oi

be t-he:-2.19 *trotting pace, in which Klnnon Drug Company. Miss Ale- =‘!'gr{g;_$5_‘-rg; %;11°5;g»‘rE»i:;é=g_'i;;l cziaxiéki

live. horses--t\i'o trotters and three' poeers--will tnke part.. lhey are’ Oakley. H., 2.235, owned by Mr.. Trainer, of Chs.r`lotteto\'.'n, , to be driven by Fred -Cameron; l)r. Sharp- er, 2.19, owned --by thci McKinu0\1l llrug Company, and one-of the best horses inthe Maritime Provinces; Hildu. S.. 2.'-503. Ownell by AU‘_`9‘~l A- ‘dtewart Southport to be driven by

ancial Secretary Rev J M Price, 'l_utmL_Jmn (_h‘_n§ mpc,” 21 iDwn_

the preceding day, and never rallied _ _ _ _ _` _

notuiitlistiiiidiiég all that the best\ B_ A_; S_S_ S°¢re1;apy_ Rei,-_ 1-[_ g',f_an_ FJ' l l 1 ' -- `i'l I -I1] tt -fi .medical allen ance and careful nurs- 1 Y0nng_ B, A_ , _ _ cd ,by Mr._ T. G.” '-tub -0 Bl". ng eo-uld do to prolong life. ny '_..- , llottetown;-and Toiiallirli 2.191>, owne'

_ 1111111 up

ed by the McKinnon Drug (‘ompany_,' ii very fast mare which will be driveni 'by Ernest ‘Me'l`a'gue. _ The 2.24 ¢~la.Ss|

tr t has' a' six entries. They areso ,Cl`0WdBd

you was one of the largest money wiinners on the Canadian Ice Cir- cuit last year and is considered to have an excellent chance for . first place in this race. \ `

'l`he races_ will -start prompt-

'at 2 o’clock and ar-

rangements have been made by the management to have the events pull- ed ofl strictly according to time. The band has been secured, and a splendid i=.fternoou’s sport should be had. Special trains will run from the different parts of the country, and as the afternoon will be a. half-holiday the grand. stand 'should be fairly

Q . .

evenly matched that-it would he un- _ `

safe to suggest l" a probable ’winner.' The race will un- questionably hc decided by the' positions' the 'horses' draw. The starters wlllihc: Winnie M., owned by Mr. Andrew Murphy, to he driv- en by Peter Conroy; Orwell _ Bell, 2.23§, owned' by 'McKinnon Drug Con'1pan_v; Happy George, 2.231, own- ed by Mr. W. A. 'l`omv.bs, of Long liivcr, to he driven by Mr. Neniplc; Frenchie, 225, owned liy Mr. H. ffl. l-luwitt and to be driven by Fred

Be Eirly at The \

People’s Theatre

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Picture Offeringi

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Have this li clock .

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It is a good time meter with large, bright figures, clear _alarr_n, :in an insistent ring. A good _clock to wake you in the morning and tell you the time by day.

W. N. Tanton

_ Sunnyside

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to-:late men’s store. You will find cloth-‘ »,

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him is toplease. __ ' _,§-_‘i it _sp1enni¢i.siii:s_s1o, $.12. $15,- $_1§:' 1 l ' ‘

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