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* Allen at home and Daniel -ln Boston

l A telegram received ii.t. Moiitaguql ;riii°ently states thnt Mrs. McH\vnin,

;WidHW of the lute John Me.\‘i.viiin,for-- lmerly of Flat ltiver, died iit Flor~ fence Musa., on l<‘ri<iny iiiorning. The lrenuiiiis ure expected to arrive in .Moiitiigiie on Tiiesdny the tlilth in5t_ lwhen the funeral will tak(-_ place from lille htilrlc of her brother liniichlin Me~ iI’herson of Valleylield on Weiliiesilay

_thc 1‘Jth at Llp. m.M. ' Mr. lifctlrcaiiy, the I‘iihlieit.yiigi~iit, ll'05l-GNIRY l`cCei\'eii ri’ tclegrani nt his ilioiiir- iii Uharlottctowiicontaining 3 il`F\I-ll'H` ll\l»\‘l`€Stl“l! unnoiiiiceuient. i 'l‘liii= is to the effect that l’roi,l(ii‘k lllfllricir, who durinir the winter eon~ filiiirteil nu in\'eiiti_:iit_u~n tu ilneidc the :pest loriitiiin for terniiiiiils for the 'pi'opo.~ieil (`ni‘ Ferry between this pi'oviiicr- and the iiininlniid, and on ivliosc report l`ape Toriiicntino iinil t`iirli~ton l‘oint \v‘ere decided on hy lthe Dominion Government, is ai, pre. fsent at Fiipc 'I`oi‘meiitinc. l The telegram also stated that his l‘V\ll`l>'>se was that of lociitiiig the dock for the rar ferry rind that he would HISU =il'l`llfU:u one nt Czirlctoii I‘iiint_

, He is cxpeetcil to lie at one or the -iitlirr ot tlicse points all this summer lniiil will lie iissisteil by two engineers,

'l`he lioiiie of John S, mid Mrs.

l\lnrtiii, l{iiii'oss, I‘. IG, l., \v_»is the r=t‘t‘iit_‘ of ii very pretty event ou the i‘\'¢‘fl\li;z of Weilnesilny, Juno 12th, livlieii their diiuglitcr Marry Fiinily was iiliiitcii in mairinize to Alexandei' Mne- l.eiiil of the firni of ll/lncl.e;iil `& »l'll\U(i1`0l2or, .\Ioiit.agiie. About fifty guests were present The bride wore

I1 i£U\\'li of blue silk ivitli lace und fl`i"i!<` fflflllllillge and was the reci- pient of many valuable preisents. She

` ' IF ti zlrailimte nurse from the Gor-

-md all grease and brim is qiiii-lily removed lrnm rnamcl-wan, :gale-ware, simile-wnre. elf., hy lliia wondcrlul all. round cleanser. While soap and soap powder leave a slirliy lilm lo calcli more dirt. Old Dutch Clnansrr cleans Ilinrouglily. removing all disnolorationl and currusions vlillioul scratching or injuring the surlace. Not only clauses but polishcs. Strictly hygienic.

Avoid caustic: and acids.

tlizn-l‘ei~ry Hospital of Boston, Mass, and her iiiniiy friends hot.h here and iii Hostoii will he pleased to know of this happy event :ind join in wisli» ilu! .\lr. and Mrs. Mael.eoil a pros pi»i~oii.< voyage thriillizli life. 'i‘lie mur- rltlue cnri-niiiny ivaa p<~i‘foi'iiieil ' hy iii-v. IC, 3l¢irDoiii»'zill, Mrs. lmvi ings pliiyiiiir the wedding iniii-ch.

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The fuiierul of the late Mrs. i’\ii;;ii_<

Melhiiignll, Newton, who iiii-il on Sunday Inst, .luue ltltli, takes plnec this Tuesday afternoon at two u’- i‘lock_ Harry McDougall of Patou &

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_ root of the hair, spend a lazy existence in sucking up tl_'ir

juices which should goto keep life and strength in the hair. These germs cannot be seen by the naked eye, but with a magnifying glass of from 300 to 400 diameters the spores of this hair destroyer may be seen in masses, clinging to the hair. _ DANDRUFF, ITCHING OF THE' SCALP AND FALLING HAIR ARE A SURE SIGN

OF DESTRUCTIVE GERMS.

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had to walk on crutches.

“I bought a cake of Cutlcura Soap, ii box

of Cuticura Ointment and a bottle of Cutiruro Resolvcnt. After the tin-it tivo treatments the swelling went down and in tivo months' use of the Cuticura Remedies my leg was cured and the new skin grown on. 'l`hc doctor could not believe his own eyes when he naw that Cuiieuro had cured me and said that he would use Ctitirura for his own patients. But for the Cutieura Remedies I might have lost my life. I aiu truly grateful for the wnntierful cure that Cutlcura. wrought and I alivaiys reeommeiirl it most hlzhly asa sure und economical curc for skin troiiblf~s_’ (Signeil) Mme. J. Ll. Renaud, 277 hlentauo El., l\lunl.teol.

For more than ri tzenerat lon Ciitlcurri Scott

niid Ointment have afforded the _spqeilii-.»t. and iiiost eronoiuiciil treiitincnt for skin iiiiil sriilp liumurs. Solil liv tlrugglsts :ind ili-tilt-rs ei-cr_\'\\lieru_ For ii llliiirnl siimple of eat-lt. vvith 31'-p. hook, send tn Potli-r D. (.- Corp.. Alt) Coluiiibus Aic.. Boston, U. b. A. *_ ._..»

Au enjoyable gatl.i:ring took place

at the home of Alfred and Mrs. Stewart, liot 48, on Monday last when ii large iiuinbcr of iicigliliors and fricn<li~i gathered to celebrate l\'irs Stcwrrts liirthdny. This they 'lid royalty presenting her with ii large mid hnnrlsome parlir clock accom- pniiicil by nn address of appreciation. Mrs. Stswiirt thanked liei' guests for their lovely gift and a pleasant ev- ening was spent in music, etc, dainty ref`i‘eslitueiits bzinir also scrvcil. 1

'l`hc iiiarringc took plucc on .liiiie

12, 1912, of John Alcxiiiider MacKen- '/.ic of Yictorin (liwiss. East, to Miss lt. Maelieiizic, youngest daughter of Mnleiiliii MacKenzie of the Junction Road, The ceremony was performed by Rev. John Gillis. The bride was attenirlcd by Miss Mary MacKenzie, sister of the groom, while the grooni was niipportcd liy Williani MacKenzie, lii'otliel‘ of the liriilc. '

Quite iiiiexpcct.eil with thi- death ol

Mrs. Gray, wife of Rev. Aiiiirciv Gray, of Miivrtyy Hnvhor, l‘. IE. 1., which orcurrcil on Saturday lust, af- ter zi day or two of illness, that brought ou eonviilsions_ Hcl‘ hiisV hand hail left her in eiintoinary health it few diivs previously mid Was at the home of his lirother George, nt Brookiyii, Pictoii Coiinty, when apprised of her illness. He liurricil home, hut too late to titid her con- scious of his presence. Mrs. Gray was a native of Wallace, where her husband wus stationed at the time of her marriage. She lived in Pie. tou rliii-ini; the winter of i'J1lt~ll, while her two children-a son and n ilaiightci'Vntt.ciirled the Aciiilcmy, mul is spoken of hy those who knew her as ii vigorous looking woman, ithoiit Fifty yours of age whose death- nwni: to them a great siirprisc.-Picton Art- vocutc. ‘

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His iiiiiiiy frii-.iiriii wlll regret to

learn that Uoiin. 'l'nyl<.r_ (‘.hui'lot.t.c- town, met. with a painful accident ycstcrilny. A heavy iron weight which he had heoii working with fell upon his foot, lirciiking one of the smaller lioiicn. '

Tlierc iuuirictl peacefully away yei1t.ci~»

day at the P. IC. I. Hospital n.ft.er it lingering illneris, Mrs. i<`rc<icrielt Evans, (lhiirlottctowii, iii the forty- secoiid year of her age. She leaves to mourn a i-xorrowing husliand and three children, Gertle nt Beer & Gof'i‘s, Gordon at Carter & Co's and Nettle at home, also a mother, two sisters and two brothers.

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BOSTON, Mass., June 17-Hinton

ic King's (lhnpcl was thronged with prominent society folk today at the wedding of Miss Margaret Richard- son, daughter of Professor Maurice Richardson of Harvard, and Gracie Hall Roosevelt of New York, 3 cou- sin of Col. Theodore Roosevelt. Miss Ethel Roosevelt, daughter of Col. and

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Gr.r:Ncoiz, Our., Aug. 15th. i9ii.

“Sc iiiucli has been said and written

iihoiit “f~`r\iil-a.tives” that it might seein iiiincee.=.<ar_vforiiietozidiliiiyexpcriciirc_

ltut “l~`riiit-rx-tives" were so liciicfiriiil

to iiic when I siiffered with ilistresisiiig l>y_=.pepsi:i, that I feel called upon to iiiforiii you of the rcnizirkalile and :-':itis_f.ictor_v results I liavc had from using tliciii_

1);.-_spepfiiziniiilIiirligestioii as every one

kiiows, can give you more uncoiuiort- zilile hours and days than most common complaiiits.

“I ani.gl:id to be able to say to

_voii that although in the past I siiflered excriiciatiiigzigoiiy with Dyspepsia, I aiu iiow in perfect health.

“ l<riiit-zi-tives " accoiiiplislieil the

desired result and I have to tliiiuk tlieiii for myrery favorable and satisfactory state oflieziltli" N_ C_ S1-IRLING_

\Vliy do1i‘t _you try “Fruit-a-tives“?

_soc .1 box, 6 or $2.50, trial size, 25c. At all dealers or sent on receipt of price by l<`ruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa.

_...1._.1----_- Mrs. itnosevclt., was among the l»i'ide's attendance.

'I HURSDAY

'l`lie dcntli of Mrs. Keniintli Mi-,l,,inni,

il:~u;zht.ei‘ of .fumes (`i‘o:~;l»ic. of l‘.l<l.l__ occiirrcil iiiiililcnly :it St. .liilin,‘N.il_, on l*"rid:iy_--rlyilncy exe.

There will he 4.; gospel service in

Hartucy Hall next Suiiiliiy Juiiii

i 23rd.

..."I`he deutli of .loscpli liletloriiinek

occiirred sit his honic-_ in Little Pond yesterday at twelve o'cIoe.k, noon, :if- t.ci' a lingering illness of lung troiililc :it the nge of 27 years. He leaves_to iiiiiiirii three sisters, Miiry and Mar-

Eczema 25 Years .S[][f[|l[|] AHUNY _ _ _ _

The Guardian joins their many friends ‘in extending synipathy to the bereav-

ed family. The funeral will take place from St. I“i'ancis R. C. Church thence to lt. C. Cemetery tomorrow morning. May- his Boul Rest in

William MacKay and Miss Mury

at Marietta, Oiiio, Wednesday, June

Church of that' city, Immediately af- ter the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Mac- Kay tell: tor Paris, 0ntario,_where he will commence on Monday next hi

city of Boston, During her brief stay in Marietta, she made manfyi ‘friends among tho people of the city, and the students and faculty of the Col- lege. Mr. MacKay graduated from Marietta College with the class nl 1012, having completed the course in the Classical departments in three years. He excelled pnrticuliirly in the

vcar he rcceivoil both thc class prize and the Prize for the best speaking iv representatives of the two lower

he college course, the most marked

Oration, which was one of the liest heard at a Commencement season in YCRFS. Dllring the past twelve mon ths, he has reen, the efficient Assist

en iris an ssocia on e was

n member of the Senate, the student. governing hody of the College. The lietst wishes of his many friends here will follow Mr. Mneliey, as he goes to his work in Paris, (int:-irio, The .VUUHII couple nrc known in this Prov- nice

WlNNll‘l-JG, June lli-Rev. Dr.

Joseph Walter Sparliug, principal of Wesley Methodist college, Winnipeg,

‘died this afternoon after ti few iinys

,linen resulting from H Cm,Ehl.a, O licmorifluigc. He hail been prin'cipal Y' _ ' Y _- n of Wesley college since 1R88 mul " ' | _ ('(’“““dl‘m P"°Bs') |,0,,,,, ,_ ,,,,,,,, _,f ,,i,,,,.,.f,,| __,,,.S_,,,,_,,,y iioeuii- .if iiiviiiiiy iii ini-io, Iii-_ QUEBEC. June 19-An |m(|_excrt,.,i wide influence in th? ~lapi-ling was financial secretary of ICULGF in C0I1l\00U0ll,wltl1 ti 1-ciigioua and e,i“Caf,im,,,| me U; the Mctlioiiist general conference in Hill lllm has b0ct\ Written t western Canada, He was liorii :it l374'33 C\l0il`mf\I\ Of the MOIIUGD-1

12th, by Rev. Abbott Y. Wilcox, _D. _ _ i., pastor or me First Presi>yieri»n“ A tootlisome, wholesome-combination that

alwa_ys_ brought _health/with welcome treleag

imc for t at

"°“°”' A Summer

Elizabeth Mnciionaifi, were married* Treat

“ from the 'heavy foods of winter

duties as General Secrefaryo! - -t;he'_ "‘g- `~` "1 ‘_ .

Young Men's Christian Association., _

On the way they will stop at Cleve-i '

land und Niagara Falls. Miss Mac-`:

\ona‘d was B student at the Girls' ' 1 _ Seminary at Northfield, Mass. For 1 -‘ some time she has resided in the ' ._ '

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fhe whole wheat steamed-cooked shlcdrlcd

losses On Commencement day he baked a_ cusp golden brO“n___a_H the Uoodness of

J tt. h h is

was given the ewe prize w ic Q _ _ _ . . awarded me student Sh,,wmg_ d,,,.,,,g wlicat (the most perfect iood given to man) comb

ii iththe most luscious beri _ytliait comes hom Cana

h"c’“(f_;’l§f,'er‘;3dt._§f_‘“‘°;:F__ _ soil. ~Nothiiig .so wholesome and satisfying

nothing so easy to prepaie

No cooking or baking is re uircd to pre are this delicious dish.

_ buiiply heat one or nio_rc isciuto iri the oveu to restore their

t S t _ f I M - tt Y , crispncsis nnrl cover with strawberries or other berries and

$1 .sciflc ills; O _ve .age 8 H 0"“l“ serve with milk or cream, adding sugar to suit the taste. More ‘ ’ ‘ ' nourishing .ind much more easily digested than oi-dm”-y white

flour shortcakc 'l`ry it to day.

Shredded Wheat is the Whole When

Mads by

The Canadian Shredded Wheat Company, Limi

Niagara Falls, Ontario -

'rn-into otha.. 49 w.iii..gi¢n. sim: sin

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he llletliodist elu h ih of '

izradusited as nn M. A., in 1874. He _ . _ -_ .i rc . ii niei_1 cr lr., the Itgngiish.

took the degree og baelielor of di lm Cfll”f1mlf»t.t'c oivchiiicli union- antl_ The ,dm that it Wm; mire

ilciiartments of PhilosoTih.V and ora- ’ ` ' 4,4'

tory. ln the contest of Freshman,

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the family treasury

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‘ f No. 1.. - Subjects - “Thé_ Appehrance of a Range”

5 “lt`s nonsense to say that the houseiwife does not “And yet, tlié' beauty of the ‘KOOTENAY’ 'Steel , prizae a beautiful range-YOU~maiy as well say Range is quiet and refined showing rczil artistic

that a woiiian does not prize a nicethome. Most merit on the part of the dcsignei°s. ` l I

women like beautiful things-they -like every ,, . V- _ _

The nickel adornments are ricli--MeClarvs

" room in the house to reflect their¢good_taste. _ , . _ -

famed Duplex nickelllng process makes for

' ’ lasting beauty. Combine this with

5 The appearance of a range is of greattimport- ' ance to every housekeeper, andour biggest'

range makers know it.

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