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' Rev. J. W. Aikens, the new-

, 7, _hated Associate Secretary of ~. rsnm and Moral Reform, would

Sarsaparilla Cures all blood humors, all

‘ ' " ‘ ` ` ' eruptions, clears the complex-

n, creates an appetite, aids

_y.,n5¢i,`5,` ,,,,,n,¢,,,,,'.,,_, 9,... digestion, relieves that _tired r-eéaemlns Rev. J. W-. Aitkws 1 feeling, gives- vigor and vim.

Accept no substitute; insist on hav- g Hoods Sarsaparllla. Get. it today.

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The following will be of interest ln

l 1°-him.” hut’ “'°l'5°m° “P0” Methodist circles in this Province :-

. his first official visit to its An- A;

the preachers' meeting in Halifax

r _ MOD. Would *5°“""l‘lm 0' last week, the ministers remaining . l

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_ _ reifntelest in_ the will-_li of in _ _ Department, -and express. the high apDl`@°lBtl0|'l Ol R*"°- lJ~ D°"l°l» wigs ~ ,_

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and prayer that the success C has so marked his shorts in 'lm are lm;-ing, The members of the

the city gave expression to their

E. Crowell. and D. B. I-lemmeon,

*gl* ml! °UlWlDU° to Unflld hlm preachers' meeting have worked to- ` 'M' new 'Ji l°°U0“|` "lil OD' gather during the past three years

;£§t|gity_to which he has been cal- with mnnh harmony and sympathy ` ~°"` 95135111. (RU/. Mr. Ajkfn'a for

one another, and the parting is

"’%§'fi°=l Wm much vnioyfd as they in-gnly _tru _hy nu.

> ,ri-dfromtim t ti "ru _%&,lVd“n_ e o mic in e

Entered into rest on the 27 Juno

" . *°'” _- Hanllah Gertrude, eldest daughter of f Phe halt-yfurly examination wir or-urge lf. and ids lurlvnllan, at the 'tfmlll the Strathcona School. Tues- tender age of fourtn°n years. Kind

-Ally. morning, Julie 28th. A nllrnmr and

M( Plfvute and visitors were_pr¢w¢nt h .fend expressed their hearty npprecia. n

lovable, by nature, the idol of

er bereaved parents, the joy of ber chool mates and the admiration ol

-U05 Oi.-UIC W0!! dons by the teacher, her many friends. Gcrtie was a great

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aljlss-_l'l0I‘elwe L. Mathesoh._All were s 'IMI pleased with the ready answers d ‘Wil 8096 manners of the pupils who n ll§D*Q¢l _ ll! their bright. animated a

that they were deeply interested so

u rer or one and a half years, hilt cspite medical skill and careful ursing- the silver cord was loosened nd the fruit passed to the God. She

reverentially loved. Many dneply

ll"."!°l|'_ Fl-\l¢llP8-and glad to see their sympathize with the sorrowing par- |l;_!`Ont,s,pres¢nt. After bcia¢'¢xamln. ents, young sister and play mate D ln the varlglés suhiectsthc child- cousin, who mourn not as those with

fglr’ 'entertai the visitors with 0

ut hope, as her constant prayer

- _ Mtfbns and readings, up _ was Lnrd‘ make me Ki`i¢._.t° ._ll___1-ia nslnlr. ual. 2f.ffil'.-well lr it is -'rhy will-

- ~. l.-lbbrvujh _work done by tbeir` T

' ‘§¢l_ll¢~t_en_aher and” their sorrrigi bi

._-‘ l‘_llt_¢' departure of Miss 3:9

he funeral services were conducted

Rev.. F- B,lVlcLsod in the absence their pastor,-Rev. Mr. Orman, and -remains. were laid to rest in a

-4. __ 'M beautiful spot in Vernon River Leme- iilu Zim; Clmrnh Rey, ML R(,ss_ the tery by a concourss of neighbors and

iietor, preached tcrlarge congregn. lf

Iprviee. - » nard

'<‘"._~_lll tlie'-B|lit'lst>Churcb Rev. E. l’ M

.5_'!`4`l|,i supplied at both _morning and T

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#fading services, preaching strong

Ili. on both occasions. ml _

terday moming, all the militia un

6 Ill -3175426 Clliirch' Rev 'H. E, Timm.

l_¢1,§Dpl€'hi the morning and Rev Mr d"

tions at beth- moi-'ning and evening T 0

'ive'

}“»TfN6lJ,5 the-.pd`stor; spoke in the high

lends. .Tha pall bearers were -1- h mas McLean, Peter Praught, Ber-

Coady, Benedict McDonald,Shaw

cMillan and Milton Jenkins. Coma

lhe annual church parade of the itia of this province was held yes--

canvas at Camp Brighton, tbf t. Horse and the two artillery

_ companies of this city attending. 'q,..y_ HM-rim” omdlud at th The usual__cus'tom of- attending s

lin* *Rene in th, ph." Meth0d° chlérch service was departed from.

@'i>fGiiu'r¢li`n»te"dsv He toni in.. H"

, in the beautiful morning sun-

'_¢¢'¢¢'qgq',m.l§k|h_“).'4_ `R'¢'v_ Mr__Th0m_ shaine, the bri de formed in a hol

the pulpit in the eveaingi. 1° P I s

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square around a gun carriagr

- J _ _ _ _ froin which Chaplain Fullerton of the R Fin” M th' (kmml Fourth Rfigiment delivered his dis

- °h“'°" 5l'°“°""‘ "”*""“‘=W th din .- t bat: ll' -

Qktwgg-an _tht subnet "who hold” ggurse, e er n a ions as

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mbling on the cricket field in Vic-

, e the Kingdon oi H 'r _£4-.,_,p, hold mm? M, °,f,f§;_*d torls Park.

lll-his text from Il Timothy 2'3

fifths evening he spoke from Matth' UW

The service began -at 9.30 and was ned by prayer. Rev. Mr. Fuller-

bg wus; ' . - ' ton spoke‘in'°a ms,sterly'manner, and'

.- if-st. rams gnu st. rrfuls an. Q2

Churches” yesterday Canon

his sermon pointed out clearly and rcibly the double meaning of thc orrl "Soldier" and told how their

. ‘ -~ » - - w e Md R°"' T' W' M“'W-V "°' military training mills be turned tn

thdir respective pu lpltn at

good end in their-final salvation.

gsllrvicesl ln» the moruitig ln ai d S '_

l’¢t¢r."r- atnedrsl there was com lf,

_ `lvi'i:s¢rvlJ¢¢. I -_ ' 5- F. Fullerton preached at

Ll ___yices in St. -James' Church S

_ _ taking for his text the e

iw is

_ _&l5th§W. At. the conclusion of h _ ' - .morning service -Mr. `l~‘ull¢-rton

_,cj Mine opportunity adorned tn ed

t g K Nth-2Goodwl|l and the ladi

_ with her forthe ha"ndS'on;i g

s ad res was a s rung one and e whole service was conducted in' a olsmn and impressive manner. The accompaniment for the hymns, ung by a selected choir, was suppli- d by the band of the Fourth Re l

_ _ _V . _ g - I h|*l’"r 0' M°"'l’°W and ment and their ehicicnt rendering of °- 6-” 'I 'Om th” """°"th ‘-'hip' thc different appropriate airs- was

ighly appreciated. . A large number of citizens attend-

thc aervica and admired the bri-

ade manoeuvres after. _ Two companies attended service'in

1 f"F'5"*hi°h'l’° lmd 5”" Pf¢3°“t' the St. Dunstan’n Cathedral, march-

I ‘.5-WIHI dtlrifi' the past ivoek and

g to the cathedral at the conclus-

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~ lil# "_”`°'l°l"th¢ 5'” film VOS' ion of the service on the grounds.

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NI RVOUS SYSTEM h

TUESDAY

Richard Henderson has disposed of is charming property at Bannock- urn in John McPhee of Quincy,

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»‘. m _ Mal-ls., and repurchased his old home

_Always follows a Run Down "i‘

candida. .una alma. ‘

Kingston, where he intends to re- de.

Mr Zavitz of the Ontario Experti-

`_ _ mental Farm addressed a highly re-

resentafive meetin of the Farm-

_._It is an old story now that ner\'- sm Iushtute af New Glasgow on

mtl people tell of how tha blood he-

ednesday night last. His volubility

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aF;::;'u'p‘;";_:n;;‘(inl:’l“'- 5“"lwdth°"Hll‘¢ pleasing manner and instrilctii.-a re- _ 0 o . ow -_ may many know that the (Mn izliazzlis were alike pleasing to the audi

blood ws-s responsible for the nerv- ous disorders? The nerves get all

The officers of Kingston Star Divi-

fhdf ll0Lll'l6‘l¥f'lnf.'flf. lirblfil tl1€'bl00\‘l, sion N0 142 Sons 0| Temperance md ” tbl” blood ls d°f"~'l”“t 1" “°r"'° for the ensuing quarter are as fol- huilding material, the nerves become mws. w_ PM G,,rd,,n Ngwson. w_ A__ '"'"°d ‘nd Pnl" and “"v”"5 l""’°k' Ella Fraser; R. S., Eva McGregor;

doin: is the result. Dr. Williams' A

. ll.. S., Pearl Fraser; F. S., Ever-

Pgk Pills are a tonic for the blood on H,-,|m¢B. 1-r,.5_q__ Gsm e (jmw “_

t t supply it with the necessary els (- Qsnts to nourish and tone il the

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hap., lAmy Ncwson; Cond., Oliver ewson; A. (`-ond., (`-ecil Stewart; I.

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airv" uid' tb' ""1" Nlnz "‘-m‘“""l- George Kitson' I‘. W. P. Lola

h ture does the rest and health is B fully restored. Mrs. Harry Patter- UQD. Dauphin. Man., tells how shr-

arnctt; Organlst, Zolla C-ruwys. -

An enquiry will be held this morn-

“° “und of """""""”‘" “nd ll”“"|" ing in the Bank of Nova Scotia

fdebility t,lirough_th_e use of Dr_ -- . » il.-11.1-i=' rf-~ rm- -il--_ --A 2'.12'?l°.-3.2; .‘.;'.l.’.'...‘.“l.‘1.$3Z.i.'i`l‘§”n...3f

x years ago I was all run down. il

_ my nervous systcin apparently- |.~

nd and the Minto. Capt. lnigar, xaminer of Masters and Mates.

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'H bmnn 'lp' I “T” “"‘°l‘- Und 'mil Halifax, arrived in this city on the

l,_&_v;ous all the time. when I got up N

orthumberland and will conduct the

‘ls-:fh°"l‘°""l"¢ I s""""‘l mb' m”"¢ investigation. Captain Finlayson and

¢l_ fl than when I went to ‘bed I

_ _. .- _ _- lu~lu»i1.m llilvut t. °¢\ll.4 not walk uns" ordinary lllrht (aspirin 'gf -ouoiaiind liwillvllll ali?

w_,ltlio`ut'sltting down pant- ,`mined_ _ .

'l |01' _,UNB . and my nerves trem- \l.°_ll,lli¢ -a l3sl_ i got so that lt ._ -_sl_di9at_. iniponuhl-_ to -do-_,nn u __l¢_°\‘¥._and so_nsrvous that

. tio cr abopt svqrytbing that

li' ' l3*°°{"°° dlffsrrnt. Mil- -.lirzr -was .'v'0t»¢l._l.-r. supplement ami"-

’L`»he annual meeting of Pownal Sotioolg No. Z4.-was held on tha 2lst.; Albert Jenkins retired and Lock Jonerwas chosen trustee. Fifty dol-

l°°"i»l’°"i"nl'5'g‘¢1F: fifty for' running expenses. Much

_ lb. vlilllaim' Pink ll'

‘_“l'.\¢<l £0/‘lry them. After tak-

ill _two boxq I felt A little better 1°* I. :nt s turtlm supply which l WW _“Killa for about a month

I WIS all Well as ever; could do

Qi! ltr hounworir without dfniculty, tad could walk" for a long distance "‘$l’°“¢ Nina all tired out. ln vu-w afnthewnsaars -nr. williams' 1-nn. _ls have done for me I sincerely

Utummend them no all weak, nan. das, run-down people."

_Gold by all medicine dealers nr hy _"“5”¢'\"¢¢b0xni-alrboxes

$2-so from _'rss bf. william.-

_ _krihe U0.. Brockville, Ont,

._ _ ¢ F l, _. _ V`.-jf; 'W.' McConnell, for gh, pmt

praise was given Herbert Yeo. teach. er. for the improvement in the school since he took charge.. Considerable discussion and opinions were given on the best time for vacation which resulted in a unanimous vote that one _month. commencing 15th July. and balance in the fall, would best suit. the country districts.

One of P. Fl. Island's prosperous fllrmers, a breeder and lover of fine horses, ls at present touring bbc Canadlan West, being somewhat nn. xious in know lust how his follow Is- landers are prospering in that much- laurled farmers’ paradise. Hg eallgql on one of his old acquaintances who had lcft this Province and taken up

!'?' "ami |I"'°' °' "’° “°“'°°'»~l~ld in alberta and win. had lurin-

".'CPllf¢|l iii rederfcton and for-

! PU* 'of»Gl'ice Oliurcii flirting -"- Irclcheg his' farewell acrmnn

I In ear y thi k 'l

ff #itll his family lor'R‘yfii|ey'\!‘_l ., where he has accepted n pang."-_ fi). mv Neil Mcbailghltn, wh., in gn.

"li been one of P. E. Island's noted horse fsnciern. As be drove up to his friend's home he saw him riding on ii sulky-plough behind a four-ox- Mm- "Sun yolmz man." nr shout- ed to the driver of tha team., “wh” breed are youranimals, Black Pilot, Oakley Baron or Parkside?" "Neith-

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Fleck, New_Haven, Conn., arrived a U1 _ -‘ew days ago, ‘and will spend the Ottawa to succeed frcncrnl Ottcl' as

_-_The death occurred at her home

On Saturday John McMurrer was

convicted of a first oiience against

...At the residence of James Harris

mud held a very successful lawn so-

kind

Soclet will be in St Andrew‘s U

iharp. All of every denomination N

Special music by the choir.

-A large number attended: the 1'-

'lf the club, setting the record ofthe W

is; Jas squsrebriggrnss; .l_ H. Prlt- tar '_t0 vu n _ -_ rnnrd, sa; ls. lvlnnlrlcy, sa; or board, eral. in s»w¢e»=s10n to f-enmil S"

93; H_ “_ C|~0¢ke;¢__ 33; L_ }3_ 0|-ne_g1_ Percy Lake, _who returns to England

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-A Mt Tr on writer sa s* Olga Af H0

summer with her grandfather, Loren- Cll to Gambel. Phalem Mcl-nnis has be-

gun to prepare for erecting a new ' _ dwelling house to replace the one moflil H0l\<l0I`»~‘“l1. Illllll-Ill!" "f ‘l‘*“" destroyed by fire recently. We are ltr* glad to 'see an old friend, Lorenzo l-1 Gamhel, able to takn a drive after Al

his recent illness. Miss -Eva Dickie- F0

Callbeck. Boulter Bros., Albany, ff' ha\'c"bcen'aw'arded tha contract of -7-

filmost-completod, and the hay fields Si* give appearance of a heavy crop. H

The-following is from the Wesleyan lf'

and will be of interest in this Pro- A

ority to enact and enforce such legis- ll'

fair country of 'this dead-evil. We ¢“

LIS-

ghn Prohibition Act and fined $100 31'? and costs. A summons fol‘_f0Ul'tl1 Ol' Man fence has been served against P. P. Gillis and another for third offence 9' W

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against Dan Qromn' both returnable ins that the Government will thereby

on Saturday' _"__ lessen the expenses of the institution.

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gsshggsgénlngsnzl illiiirile Zggb, £923? Saturday four drunks were disposed ~ ' at E be- 01 e ~ :£12 ttli: villiewotf lil:ilygw.e‘l3uli>!liliilThe Tierney. who each safe 55 hall b0“d ceremony was p¢,.|0,.med by the Re\._ for their appearance, forfeited their I). Fraser of Cardigan in the pres- cash to the civic treasury. Robert ence of their immediate friends. McNeill and John J. D\\llY €8fl1 C011'

tributed S4 and costs to the funds of

The ladies of the w. M. S. of Cro- the

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Presbyterian Church. Cardigan. on She _ Thursday, July 1th, at 8 o'clock only arrived on Saturday 'last .rom

should come to hear Dr. Campbell in ken his eloquent and forceful manner de- veyed to Souris Friday Hcr parents scribe the work of this great society, and with its motto, to give the Bible to sympathy of thc community in their every man' in his own language. 50|-row, _

new range at 92 for the thrce ranges. He A _ The following' is a few of the best CIHSS Hl18l’0» li is f¢‘l“"`l"‘l "1 Omcml eco,-nn; H_ H, Beer, 92; L_ n. All¢n_ circles lit Ottawa thut in-neral (lt-

ce Church Cit writes The Wes-

not ilnto us," etc.

The Guardian understimds -that at

commencement of thu next sess-

of the Prince of Wales Colle!!-

ual Training Director J. D. Lolli- ill not resume his duties as usu- The reason given fur the change

t the Police Court in this city

s follows' John Ring and James

corporation.

,ml on the grounds 0| C,¢0_ L_ Nich. Un Friday. June 10th, the Order of ._,is.,n on wednesday last. although the _ _ _ ,he evening -was unfa,-,5|-“ble A lnrgn great loss in the death of ladwaid crowd assembled who fully enjoyed l`I`HS\»\'€'ll- P85! MOH WOFUW ABSOW -ill the good thing(;s provided in the Igl-

\ating line, inclu ing ice-cream and *I* rake, strawberries, home-made candy Gfllllllll’ “'*~‘ll l‘“°W“~ Hi” l‘ft']"”`f’l lg” atc. A snug sum was realized in aid place on June 13th, at Os asia, n- og minicionn Crhpaud is ever noted tario, and was largely attended by 'or its enjoyable little affairs of this members of the Order-

Sons of Temperance sustained a

e. As a humorous platform speak-

and as an able writer he was

...Man friends will learn with sin-

Tlle Rev. Dr. G. M. Campbell, _re_- cers _regyicet of tha death of Miss

prescntative of the Canadian Auxili- Mamie Moy-naugh of Sourls, w o ,rv 0| the British and Foreign Bible passed away at the Peardon House.

barlottetown, on Thursday evening

had been ill for some time and

York, but was too ill to be ta- to her home. Her body was con-

ew

other relatives will have the

Brigadier General fitter C. V. il.. _ B., who paid 3 rather unexpected

shooting competition on the new visit to this city. lnsptwlell N10 range of the Summerside Rifle Club camp lincs generally and later in ln Dominion Day and some excellent spected each ll-lit at .wrlliuary (Azul scores were made. H. H. Beer, Capt drill, has proceeded to Sussex, N. B.

here he will inspect the crimp there.

found everything here ln first

is he a. oi tcd inspector Gen-

Scptemher while General Drury w district ofliccr commanding in c Maritime l‘r0\’lI1"0f~' mal' ILO Ui

icf of the stall.

run mal-riser nf lui_`~.< li-.rin Ham

mul Mrs. I-lendc|'son, to Harold

ndsay Alcorn, son of George il.

corn, K. i`., and Mrs. Alci»rn,To ntn, took plllcc very quietly nt thc

ion, teacher, spent Sunday at North home of the lu'idf-'s par:-lit_s: l~}dlnu'n-d~ Tryon, the guest of George and Mrs. Sm". N- ll-. 'ul J\\l\\‘ 52- U10- Thi'

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cnlolly uns pc-lfnlnlcll by thi llcv Il. Hopkins, ' rector of Trinity

building a large barn for Alexander (fhlircll, /intlo\'el'_ Tile bride, who Wood and ivlll commence work imme- “'03 K\""" _"WW QY l“"` l“th'~""_“'°"" diatcly. Seeding in this vicinity in her travelling suit. of blue ltrcnch

rzc and tuscllll turball, a-ntl carried shower liouqllet :of cream roses.

___ She was attended by Miss Sara Tny-

r, of Grand Falls, while E. M. kman of thc Bank of Montreal,

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vince 2-That most wretched evil, the M0n<`l-‘WL SUllD'Jl`f"d l-hf? l-l"0f‘m- lm' which Slave .Trnfll¢_ in ,~, nhamafni niediatcly after the ceremony. Mr. fact in our Dominion and indegd in and Mrs. Alcorn left for their future our own Province. We therefore. urge llf-‘me ln -Ch"rl"ll-“l"’“`“_ (l`-l“~l'l- *ll npnn all who are in places of m,¢_h_ which place Mr. Alcorn is accr.lll|lf_ant

the Bank of Montreal. The bride ccivcd many vi-ry beautiful pres- ts, the gift of the groom being a

further suggest that it bg 3 my-efui handsome fitted travelling bag and

practice of our ministers not to al- F

the church in the particular town or city to which she is intendln to

quest from the Moral and Social re- b

A. S. Rogers; G. M. Young; and Messrs A. M. Bell; M. O. Crowell; Dr A. .l. Fuller; .iss T. aurelnll and R. t

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Prince Edward Island United Baptist Association began its scssionFridav C morning, .lilly lst, in Summcrside BV. 5 Church. A good representation of t Ministers and Delegates were recent t

tor Deacon. Arthur Simpson. After reading of scripture, prayer was nf-

iered. _Next followed roll call of de- A

Rev Mr Erb was appointed Modcra- L

tm of the Association for the coming l _vear in the place made vac(-nt nv Arthur Simpson. After reception to new pastors, report of olrituariés were read by Rev E. A. Mc`l"hee.Glos- lvl! Prayer 'by Rev Wm. Field. At 2.30 p. mf a denominational service was led by A. A. Gates, afiucr which the Moderator took thc chair and called upon (‘-. S. Young, Lic, for ,_ the Denomlnational Ulteratiire rn. pbrt, _after which _A. W. St_e`rns'gavfe n _report of Denomlnatrional lunris.He- D.Qrt.on_ Education was read byjllec- W. M. Field in absence of Wilfred Boulter. -_The evening session began by devotional servfnh by MMO" Jud_ son of _Ale_xandra.At eight o'clock an Educational meeting -was held, the speakers- being Rev Dr.Dewolf of Acadia' Seminary, Wolfvills. "N. S., and Rey W. L. Archibald, Phd. Rev. Dr DeWolfc spoke in the interest nf Acadia Seminary giving a very in- teresting address in connection with the Ladies’ Institution. Rev. Dr, Archibald, spnlnfln the interest of Acadia University and other branch” of educational interest. Hls_ address was much appreciated. .

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Your stomach may

,TY not suggest what it f- ' '- needs when full of

Q . distress, but common

.* `, sense suggests 1 A I _ ;* A\bey°l Self.

“#1” ' ’~` 25s and 60c.

é.K'.&3,’»?-'ff-k.

ar," was the ra-ton, -'they ,mi My Money-Makers."

_ from Ht Jobs tn assume the pu.

_Ita will take up bln new duties _ . vm. -

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5 _r L 7 I Sold everywhere. _

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lation as shall forthwith rid ollr fl'

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-The forty-third anniversary of the T

legntes, and election of officers and D

gnet ring, with crest. Mrs. Alcorn,

low B- young girl to go (Oren from who attended Mt. Allison Ladies'

.me of the homes 0( our people with. College (1905-19074) has many friends lout due advise and B,,ggcSU0n_ and_ tbrougllout the Maritime _l‘l'ovlnccs, if nt all ppsg||)ln_ to dim(-_t Hugh' R who wish her every- happincss.~St. person by letters of introducnrin to John Telvsrsllh. -

The farmers* Inst-i_i.\lte meeting at

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m0v¢_ Th,-it in C0mp|ian¢(, with a m. New Glasgow on the 29th addrei-lsed

y Prof. C. A. davit'/. of the agricul-

form mnnrgil of Nova 5cD¢_ln_ we ap_ tural College, Guelph, Ontario, in his point ten members of this Confer- IB-mllltlf Dlplwlnfl mnllnvl" WHS l1iKlllY anne to _Bald counnil and suggest the interesting and iilstrilctivc. The pro- following persons ;__ Rgvn Benjm_ lessor briefly outlined the work be- Hlllg, W, 1_ Croft; w_ H_ 1_,ngme_ ing done in the College where oval

welve hundred students were present

he Experimental work in testing the-

l3_ D5kin_ grains, grasses and clovers, single

-nd in various combinations, in ut two thousand plots annually. he l’rofrr~lsor talked about. farm ropn and the cultivation and ali- wered questions for over two hours 0 the delight. of the audience. Of he one hundred varieties of oats

last year. Special mention was given

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The meeting was opened by>.M0dm,B_ tested tha liauhcney came first, Slh.

rian second and llamlcr tclltll in the

list. The Daubcney is an early oat of

xcellent, quality and only about 24 cr cent hllll the U. A. (‘-_ 21, barley nok the lead. ln nn average of eight. ears exnnriments, large oats had

given an average of eight bushels per acre more than medium-sized and fifteen more than small send. The beneficial influence of clover on the

oil was strongly emphasized as rc- ults had shown that clover sod us-

ually produced about 50 por cent more grain than timothy sod. After the discussion of growing potatoes. urnips, mangcls, etc., a hearty vote of thanks-was tendered Prof. Zavltz and gracefully ackno-.i-ledgeii.

Dlvlne Will-she bore the cross allot- of

was essentially her BDl1¢l`€ Wllefff ll" I

daughters. namely? Mrs. W. B- to

Brooks, Gardnnr, Mass.; Mrs. Robert rn

esteem in which deceased was held. M

When love has found the heart. in 'Tis hard, so hard, to speak the wi

In the peaceful grave s em . nr

He can all our sorrows lical. to

”‘“” all

the bri<le's father assisted by Rev. pn

ted and festooned with trailing ever- th.. greryns and wllil flowers, olnv-:rtlng T them into veritable bowers and firm th, an arched doorway in the l“flFl’W “""" ana

bl-ldnl pair stood for the cel'em»ull/~ and

They were attended by a four .\'f`i‘l` ppn

while hor brother Richard, -_lf eight YV

silver dish, wrelltllell with daisies. hm

a shower bouquet of white carun- M

der the pine trees near tllc cottage, and played thc llohcnzrin wedding mlircli. M The refreshments weroservcil in the Rm( dining room where the decorat_..olls set were cvergrccns and pink carnations. M

The Orchestra played many flue ssl- Am

fore going aw-Ay, -the .oride sanlz sev- sn oral songs acconluanyin.: herself on the guitar. wh

Slic is a grafillate fr-lm the Ai'tii_t's WU

Northwestern ll'_li-'ul'sity of l-Eastern BV Ill.. 'and an .-. il. from the Wnmun’s an

Mr. Morris has ju.-:t l'e<-Lived ll'.-: A. wc

li. from. Mt. Allison l`r‘.lvr':'.\if}'__ and hr crlmpltrtetl his course in ‘|"h4V\logy. He By,

ference at Sackville on the lltli of of June, and has been appointed pastor Sin of the Methodist church in Camp- H” bellton, N. R. where hc and Mrs. hp' Morris. will hc at home. aftcl' a no

groom at Granville est

The wedding gifts were numerous

Evanston sent a silver purse with In

$50 in lZ0l\'l. also a large supply of he flat silver, and a check for $260 to- t

silverf linen, furniture and house- E,

hold ornaments were received from

ghtnr was always a favorite. lf"

extending best wishes to Mr. and Mrs A-

____ gin

The wedding bells which pealcd ho

ink and blue

There passed peacefully away to The flower _girls wore p ‘_ her eternal rest at her home in Darn- silk, and gérlla "L02, d;l`U;;cé‘;£on*:n_ ley, on Saturday, June 18th, Pene- tractive a _ 0l1 dn

l McGougan relict of the late ly pretty and interesting we i ng.

one ' » _ Archibald Thomson, after a l°W| Tllv Brooms mn' tg 52° :lgdzolzgg

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' A A l N V l mf Btbdlllmnll. ljlli %md.l.yBm0?l"li?8Y0l:l`il4t lC:y:ll1' Just ii linglto say that 20 ‘

.' _ ' _ 's ‘- e rw 8 » ' . 1 _ : i

_A -li ‘i _ "lH,ll\ll\ _ _ gaughtei” of’ James and Mrs Grant. WU” l"ll""ed ycstcldal' “nfl 79 re

. ll' . _- ~ M~ B¢|| G,-,nt W 8 celved into -membership ulth the _ H

R g _ Her shlltel, lsgummgrside ti) all, church. The most of them are thc re- months' illness. .Deceased wassnof a B _oienlltilllli;’88Fll§@l':rM._l;m get wnh 7' ~ . ' ` “ummm” mm 1 th ‘ " ” “N t t i t a d unassuming dispo ion. rl ("8 moth K0 _' _ _ _ m- » . _ .` 1 'af tend the funeral. Suit of e 'lurrey serum? 0 un 0 liilde natnurally endeared herself to-ll°Bl`lH. l-0 UW ll“W°l' gms gold luck

“f ‘I those who knew her best. With Chris- sts _ Mun unc »

tian fortitude and resignation to the The bride is without exccp _

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` 10 Sill? ' - -

t h _ (yn ral occasions of - ungladics in the city and tlllfl WN*

fx. sa.. 'Such gnvllr 'goythis sonic. figstirled to most nnllrwlnblynlhv "rf each tline removing a loved one ‘of decorations to thc church, w c we e sterling worth. Deceasod was an n- done _ _ dustrioua, self-sacrificing mother. 5 Ledwell and Mrs A. B. H1_witt.t_ Al kind and sympathetic friend. Home ways of the sweetest of dispnsi ions.

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heart and hands were ever at work all for those she lovfrl. Besides a Wld¢ ate circle of friends, she leaves to mourn missed bv the innu.mernb'le friends she one brother, James, of Mallwquel leaves behind hcr. Hill- tht' 10" MP0 one son, James, at home; also four Wm

Smith, Kaslo, B.C.; Mrs. George H. thong left, will ulwnys remain frog' ‘

t

McGougan, Mnlptflllfi Mrs- A' W' Mr. McCourt is one of the briysrt-0. Woodside. Drlrnlcy- The l““"“l took wli-om thc Island can point as having place on Monday, 28th ult.. und WN* made n slicccss of his life in a few largely attended. tcStilYi¥\K $0 UN* yenrn He was private Secretary to

The servlms were conducted by llel' V,-nn pastor, Rev. E. J. Rattee. nm 'TN hard to break the lend" mm Dominion Coal, Iron and Steel Works

words his

We must forever part. _ ,,,0,k_ h¢-now holds a position of-' Usrllnll l0V°‘l UUE- We h“"" ‘l)“;de'l"° trust in our of the largest indllstrlcs

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But. thy memory will be cherished ‘ng 'Tlll W6 BW my he‘“'°“l5' mee' Upper Provinces the friendship of DEBNSP m°th"° tho" hast len Us those with whom he _came in contact And 'lil' l05f5 We deeply wel' whether 'ln business or socially. Hn

But ive know 'tis God who hath be- has

rcft us - lm,

The marriage of Miss Florence Ver- tcnl

tlne Frost, daughter of the Revo T- ceremony wus over, thi! W0<lfl"ll\lr

p_ lol-oat, D. D. pastor of tile First pm- Methodist (`hiircll at Evanston, ll- Byr linois, to the Rcv. George Morlis of rcsi Granville P. E. 1. took place Jllneynnd 20th, 1910 at the summer hillrvl Ol roses and carnations, thc menu mol-lt 3 the bridc‘s Parents on Lulu* l‘l0rf‘)'» beautifully scrvcd and clloscn. ‘ "airlec, Vermont, in the l“l`f¢-i'-fl” Ul The happy couple left on thc after C i ff‘i\\' l‘<‘ll1f»lV05 “ml lnllml'-fe "l"“‘l"- noon train via Summcrsidr- for their C The ceremony was P9"l‘"`"l°d by wud

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silspendefl 5, lnrlle "Wedding l"‘ll “l gene white field daisus' ilndcr which the tmp

old cnusln of thc bl`_lfl\‘~ l‘3l”"“'l“l` R"‘E` M ,

urs, who act-eil as boquct bearer. bride. wore a llrindsomc gown of llca-

_ _ g lluchcsse Sntiu, with ruby and or,

years, l‘HYFi0fl l-h“ “""ld'“g ""2 "" H pearl ornaments and liirge picture (my: nllvpr nnlvnr from friends in

_ Mrs Mc_(1o`llrt, mother of the tm,

Tlll’ l""i‘l“"‘ l~l““'“ “V” ll ""'ll`l" groom was lzoivned in rich blackl silk, nls flttawa' china set Il. nn-d Mrs. “'hi*-f‘- m”-*"‘“ll"" "ll“- ““'l Sh” "“"""‘ with lnrzi' him'-R het- Ryan, ony' 'china ten set.. P. and Mrs

actions during the afternoon, and at d t th h _ the solicitation of her friends, lie- “nm Os rc °" _ . k

College of flalfllnurc, Mil, A

was ordained at the Mcthollst. con- T

r hat was of Alice lilue straw with M

rlnlrt visit in rho family ol the .lY"'“" ““‘l "S '“ Ml

and beautiful, the lst Church at Fverv “tail pmvod th" l‘ll¥l‘ "Sl-cclli Cl'

Following is thc list uf thc. many "" sutuul and vslualilt-_ gifts: silver “il

ward the purchase of a Plano. this 'm "°rvlc°‘ M' J' "ml Mr* B"f-l0\‘- sum was more than doubled by the Sydney; f"v"r .‘“"r"l°"' 'l“l‘“ “ml MTH generous gifts of individual friends. Byrm' ("t‘y', ""1"" Unit- D- A- Bud

Many other handsome presents in Mm nr"°°' (l""l""l"`t‘l“"‘i »"llV“-l' llllf- _

or cooler, .lolin and Mrs Loughran, thin _nw mnw_ hmter pm. lb., a ity, silver ogg set., A. S. and Mrs. '_ y

relatives and friends in former pas- Hcwlu' ,Uh“'l“l'“`l"W"l l"ll""-\` U`f\.V. fi torutes of Dr. Frost whare the dau- Th‘""' "nfl M|`*i_ ("M=-<. North River; U

The Guardian joins with the many mv" 'lm' N- _T~ /\\’M”fl. -lfllmiiis' B

friends of thc contracting parties in Ml"""' N' S-I Sllvlif bon 'non dish, G.

Morris. \'fU=¢‘S. H. A. Morrow, Ottawa' cut. `

lil"-llflrfltl. New York; cut. glass salad ‘I

and chains. _ the best loved and most l>0l*|ll“'

by her friends, assisted by Mrs

d as she was always called, won hearts by her amiablcness and in- goodness, and she will be sorely

he B gain in the city she will go

, and the memories she leaves with

n and sweet.

J. Butler when that gentleman Minister of Railways and Umi- and when hc took Chnrllv Ol I-ll"

Sydney, Mr. Mc(.`-ourt went there

th him, as General Assistant. ily

perseverance and atfcntlon to his

ls native country, and his sterl- qnallties have won for him in the

their new home the best wishes of

ucllga 4__ ___§_` J* _ "

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-ami

ls Best Promoted by

CUTICURA

Soap and Ointment

/won a prize in the. choice of his Tll€ COIlSlallt USC Of Clltli'

partner, and tlicy take with them cura Soap’ assisted when

in the city. The (lusrdlan's being l'l(?C(‘.<f¥Ill'}/'(.:|.lllCl1l'a Ollllff

dence. llunclicon was partake!! UI.

ncipal cities of the United States _

ir honey moon.

*mf* "ml "°'"“‘Y~ Aff" W' ment, not only preserves, ty wi-rc entertained by Mrs Jas. pllfllleS and bealltllles the nc- the mvihvf Of th" “rid” H* li" skin, Scalp, halr_ and hands the table decorations were of of lllflllllsi Clllldren and

dults, but tcncls to prevent logging of the pores, the ommon cause of pimples,

‘“"“ “ll” “"“°" “"“ -‘““"""' "h" blickheads inflammation

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.vlr_ mgg, Ol Bradford, vt. and ounnfls. rho- will ilu- in fu- lrritation,reclness and rough-

The rooms were beautifully dccora-| lawn, after they ret.urn from ness, and other

he gowns worn by the lmllcs of and 2lllI'l()ylng COIl(llllO|'lS.

De ts:-[london 27. Fharlrrnouse' .' P I

art ucrc l~. eclally handsome

ded

rs.. Jas. Ilyrnc mother of thc Y

' - `P . . 2ttr:ctiv‘,| and Uhr, guts “Wt (*ly g:|r-1l`¢?l.\(‘halll.ies d'Anlin; Austrslliqk.

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, sydney; lvnlln. B. K. l‘au|. Cslcuttarciaa. ns limi-z Drug ('n.:.lnpnn. Z. P llaruya. ., lo ‘ln Alrlrs lcunnn ltd Pape Town etc,

rolls in numilcr hilt els-ga-nt iln de- ` ll u _ _

The coutllmcs were as follows, |".“._, " 'r.,__,,_, D-m' h ‘.,;,,,;‘ itomq sms #NNZL a list of thc gifts is also ap- ‘-1

fs rliirivnliiis Aw- .'l\mun'n. rl‘rwt-ire:-. 3'!-mile Filtlrlira hook. an Atithoa- ou ilu- (fare and Trcntmcnt of Skin 'invi Hair.

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City; carving sct,Bryne McCourt,

Department of Railways and`Csn~

iss Mary liyrnc wore pulc blurb Mot'-ourt_ tllty; China tea- set, Misses

Tuscan gold ornaments. cl ru Katherine _llohin worc purple

UOUS- All "rCl“?"‘"“ ll’ ll" ’“`l'"‘°' "“` crepc dc chcnc, with handsome llat, hem, ,md pgvnlyn liyrni-_ Pity; flve'o'-

ogk tm set, Ilr and Mrs Conroy, ey; cheese disll, Mrs P. V. Robin,

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with large black hat and ruolcs (_-_:tw glass snlnd bowl, Mr and Mrs. in gold. pmwse City; cllec-sa dish, George and rs John Byrnc's costume was of Mrs nmwm Npw york; nilvpr spoon,

ethyst silk, with hat. to match M

rc n large picture lint. » "l

rne, cousin of thc bride. ‘ll hc bridc's going nivny di'cs.~i was "il dove blue ladies' cloth, lllarle moat, ll"

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ip y and tlilnlncd uith gfilrlblnld. M Mrs hc _H L _

iss Nlaluic Mclmofi' sliver fern DOL

rshncs matched llcr costtlnle und "'

Il Y.

lle wedding was one of thc pretti- ll" seen here for some time, n-nfl in ‘-‘"

r and Mrs llacketf.. 'l`ll!¥\l“h'i brass teh- adds- llyrnr 1'-ity; zl‘“"‘ "B"-

rs. F. Mc_Guignn wcnrlng Rose . (tt ~‘k lvea, Mrs Lcd- k and large picture hat.. w;l:ic(.?€;n;2,H,.ijZ|:_ l““_ and Mrs For- Mrs. P. V. Robin ' wns gmvliefl in YI, '

ite voile with satin finishing nnd al

' y- ¢__ ilr _ the Misses Dor-

U“"("l(tyt')' .~i‘il`\'cl' “salad fork. ll/HHS

“yi ' _ .

Colm” nl ll" M'>"'llc `l‘h`"‘l -Dt the Miss lluth Byrilc and Miss Irena Holm Mclwnnnl SHVM “ony spoon'

rne, the bridf‘_'s sister, wore white :Il k and orzandle. "_ ', - - _ » - _ mmm um y,,ung,,r gm,M_S m.,,H,m_ Mull-i lutlytllc Ritchie, china syfllll lm re William and ldflivnrfl Ryrne, M others of the briclc nntl Arthur M

rs Mcllnc and dallKhU`f`2 Mil- dl““°" ivcs Mrs F. Kelly- (`it_y; art mal.

rn ('_, Trninor, rhinnl marmnlade .lBf‘i ins Mary llcnolt, bon Mglsflu sh; Miss IC. Grillltlli r0sepel:\sl'l P 6' McKenna, salt ant PPD - ~ '

d Mrs Robin; silver salad diah,Ml;_S Wynne; cut. glass bisvult ll\\'» ~

1 l' ifan rlllna fern P0l'»

ssus ll. null Ii‘. l'owr!\”$ l-M71” and ,,,,..n,,\n linrn, family; silver mall? naisc jnr. ll. S. und Mrs Hemm-

l‘url Rev J A McDonald:

lnn._ call- -. V- ]'rm_l Block;

which thc pnrtinipnnrn M.. Mm, 'lulklsli cover, Mis s _i my

ll- li'l't1V@S. M-iss i‘cnrl Hunter, (‘-ity' n

¢, -_ `\lr.' .lohn ll. McDoii-a ,

Wl'lllNl<}SI)AY '

~'I`l_\c followinf-‘I _Mc th” Albutouv

market. prices ;»-White Oats PU

r-l nt rr-nts, sizes P" df”

(flllclcnlu ccstsyeen “"’°l ll" ll’ l'W°“ty` irce criits, hides por lb six cents

d potatoes per bus twenty °°“tB'

in ilu- ruv mnrkri. vw*-°ff‘“Y P'°°`

and Mrs llcll, Ottawa; silver [loan M. w,',,,.'m.,yi.|\g more rapidly than of

su sulnd bowl, Willis M. and Mrs `

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nip. The following are the challles ln

wr doz fourteen