fi, ' " Q 0 ‘ _ ' _- o “ f ' at 'the golf club this afternoon, piayr to be whose miiiviage t.skes.place in this

. e S start at 2.30 p.m. sharp. An admission city on June 24th to Prof. Ru

- - t‘ook Reed,-of the Technical College

Boston

' lridw' ¢_r°vble»,_genertti tieitiitty

, __ _ 93 - - _ _ r

A Departure in _Serials--Lots of Excitement com/ENT cL0sEs__The dom; HA FAMILY MA---N "he me “km

, '_ and MySt€Yy of Notre Dame Convent took place four or live youngsters inishoes, finds The ¢=rerf==f'°f all Serial Ph°*° "lm f_i_=;'°;‘::;:_.:‘.il“:,“.‘;‘;“.“; ¥t.2°l2§:‘..‘::;.‘i ttf."‘L'._‘:._!atT_.'fl2*‘t§;t°'*.t2tilll’:t.l

" . _ F€3_tll\’lIlg Bishop 0`Leary, assisted by Fathers w rk of ortlini1`l'Y~ hoes. CROSBY’S

` ' ' ' ' in »t t'i - iti `itttghes_ 'riiere=watt tt "donno CANADA" seitooi shoes are

Grane wllbur and Pauhne Bush v,fr,?\i.,\|1i,,;",,,ttgicn1 programme. The l inode iii Nova Scotia tosuit Canadian

I.. t 'l"|rr\ T day 6 éntfa “IU

7'l5&8`5° ' Psoi»i.s's ci-tunci-i.-'rite Rev. Linen

Dt- Mexinrttm, Principal of Pine Hill

reach in the People’s

GOLF -There will be ladies singles

of 10 cents will bc charged for prizes.

1 4 6 19ln1i

Gay

was the oncseat llien shower given for her on Thursday

ON THE START T0'NIGHT ghliistgiif Siiiharh evening. at _7 o'clock. evening by a number of her girl

friends. Many very dainty articles ot linen were received by the bride t

fu!

' ' ' ` closiiig this your was of a private nu- conditions. They costja few fcents

F'] C tint- .intl the prize list will not there i ore than the halt shoddy kind, but

OTC U D C

5 Agtg ceni-RAL cnnis1'iAN cnunci-t-f elite-init.

Evangelist Lowell C McPherson. 0 \c\i \ork, General Evangelist for ilie

Clirlstian (‘liurcii to-morrow. Mr. Mc-

MR. GEORGE WEBSTER

I A gloom was cast over the t-oin- niuiiity ot' l‘o\'t~ llcztd on the int\i'i|in_Il of May lSlh, wlicii it was lcziriit»tl that tho iiiesst~iigci' oi' ilcuth had visited llitr home ot` Air. tiiitl Mrs. lloliort \\"t-hater, :intl clniinetl for its own their tion, tit\t\:'§:t-_ lit-nth, under \\'liutc\'er t~irtiiiti.~'.t'intv-_- is attciirlctl with pangs tu' :;\iro\\'_ hut t»_<pt~t'inlly so, wht-ii it iiitiil;_- :i-4 vit-tiiiig those still iii tht- tlowcr of _\'t~\iili_ tinly ii t`c\\‘ days ill- ness hroiiglii this strong young nitiii to tht- grttit . 'i`lio_~'t: who knew hiiii during lite on t-airth, unite in lt‘Sll< inony to tl:-» t‘li<»crt'iil ltintlliiicss oi his

tli iosition .intl the rulct strength o

Pliersoii nindc many friends in this

1 t-ity wliilt- conducting a s_erie.~; of timet-

5i -` ' 1 ‘ _ _ . - ,

his t~litirtit'Ier. llc will be iniich miss- H1145 lil mls Church M5( I""“`1"h'~`r’

cd trout tht- circle ot' tronipanions, an niost of till by the .~sorrt1wiiig t`aniil_\

tuuitv to licar hiin preach again to-

l`niit»r;il .~'t\i'\'it-cs were coiitlutftctl hy is extended to all nienibers niitl friends tht- pastor, lit-v. li. A'. Westiiioreluiitl, to :ittcnd the services. Sunday School (Huong,

:intl tht- rt\inuins were laitl to rest ii the ceiiit~tei'y at York.

\\'e iniss thee roni our rirt-lc, We niiss thee fi'oin thy pinot*

.\ sliariow tfcr our lite is cast.

\\`t- iiiiss tht- stiiisliiiio ol' thy lace.

\\'t- miss thy kind and willing hand,

Thy tttiitl and eariicst care, (liir lionit: is dark without llice \\`c iiiiss llict: cverywlierc.

\ ___ __ ri.

Some Good Bargains in

Second-Hand Organs

It’s a long time since we have been able to get

enough second hand_ organs together to make it worth our while offering them for sale through an advertisement-in fact we have been kept busy supplying and existing demand, but during our recent piano sale we took in exchange as part payment on new pianos several splendid 0rgans,_these we have had _care- fully overhauled and are now in the finest condition- sornc as good as new. If you have been wanting a good second-hand organ at a low price, but have been able to get one at any price-one of thcse_organs_ is yours, come and claim it at once or you’ll lose it. This sale will_ last but a very short time-a week at the most. Call, write or phone us today it you wish for one of the bargains offered.

_-\ tiicc I\ll-1l.(_)lll_\.\I organ iii ilrst t-lass rt\pt\ii‘ ._ _ _hifi

_\ (`,\N_\lli_'\_\' 0ltii_\N t‘(i_\'l-

i’_\.\'l'. roll top i-hit six :~'tt»|i»'. i'oiii~ ,~<t-is ol' l't>--tis :intl ont- ltiit»<- s\i't~ll ._ ..._.‘$»2O

_\ ll(i_\llf§itl_`t' .ii'~':~i\_ no I-~lr.

i`l\t~ wig til' 't--.i--, t'it'l1il;il'>, :_|ilil-;-._~,~', i\;t- ltit_~ >'_\t-lI;. :intl i\\'t~l\`t- .<toti:~' nl. . _ . _ ._ . __ _ _$30

_\ l>_\_\fll<Il. l“. l'.lI_\l)2'ni1i.‘.tii,

t.\,iiiti‘it‘:in innl-_t‘,) ratil top. t\\'t>l|l_\-l'.\t» slopev. s--‘wil >~--i.: of i't‘t-tis niitl two ltiiot- s\\'t,-lls _ .$40

_\ lrt>_\ll.\'lt>_\' orgtiii with

high lop. l>t»\'t~llt-tl Ltlziss iiiii~roi'_ t-ight slopf, i`ui|r sets ol i't-1-tis :intl ltltvt- s\\'t~ll5 . _ . _ _ . _ ._ ,$45

St-lt~t‘l tht' orgoii _von want

iironi Ili: ight tlill`t-rt-ill iiiaiht~:~'

tlest~l'ilit<l "i\'t- tintl wt' will

.ship it to ' i' iit':il`c-st t‘tiill‘onil

station t`i--~' ' prepaid, nccoiii-

paiiitrtl hy it :stool tiiitl nitisic hook ulisoliilt-ly t`rt-tr. The org- tinrs :irc pi'lt~e\l so low that it

slitiilltl ilit-o|i\'t‘tiit-lit-t~ you lillt littlo to puy tttsli, lint il' iit-ct:s- ary wt- min ;iri~:iiigt: ttirnis by ntltling init-rt-.st tit tht- rutc oi’

X por t't~iit pt-r ainnuiii. Every- one of ilit- oi'_i.:oii:; listotl nliovtr zirv giiatrziitlv-t-tl lor it period oi` tivt- yt-airs. You t-nii't npprct-i~ nto how hlg tlitust- orgzin vziliios :irc until you full :ind :tt-t» tlicin. `\\`t~'ll expect you totltiy.

-E sr r'

1'>"<i

-t._- \ilstu1‘-i. f,

f 7

Si.

_\ \V. l.. llltt)\VN orgtiii in

piaino taste with six ot-tnvt-s ten stops. tivo ltiicc swells, tour st-is ol rot-tis and t-<iiiphirs‘_.$47

_\ ll(illl<Zll'l`Y oi';.':iii with

liirgo licvtillt-tl t glass iiiirror, t-ight :-tops, tour .sets of rt-cds :intl toii|»lnrs. This; orgaiii is :is gtiotl :is new and tt ver_v .sp<»t'itil lizirguiii nt. ._....$55

_\ lll~iI.l. organ with high ion,

lit-\'t-llt;tl i__lns.~' niii'rt»i', ton stops, four sets ot’ rt-title :intl t'oiiplui‘.'i. This orgttii hut; ht»t~n used but littlte :intl in just tis good us new in every i‘t'.spt~_<-t, is splendid value at . . . . , ._.$60

1 meets at 10.15 a_ni_ All are requested

to note this clizingc. All seats free and uuapproprlated. g.-

Plillllll illillllll ill Sllli PHUGHAMNIE

pit~ture.s was provided at this popular theatre last night. There were two special two-part features, “The Lieu- tt-iinnt Governor," a tense story atlopt~ cd from The Smart Set Magazine by iissniiay Company. The treatment of thc story hy Director Joseph Byron Totten, who also plays one of thc printipal parts, carries out the inten- tion ot` the original, nainely, that the spectator is supposed to he viewing u versioii of occurrences that have taken place.

The cast is excellent. The lead, the

part ot' thc liiciitenaiit Governor, is vt-ry t'orcet‘ully sustained by Eugene t)'ilrien, who inaikcs his iirst appear- ance tis it iiioviiig pictitro ut1tor_ Mr. t)'ili'it\n ftiriiierly played the sttir ptirt iii “Kittie Milt-Kay.”

ilutli Stout-Iioiise is sccn to excel-

It-iit udvniittige as llclcii itntlihliii. the nrillloiiairr~’s daughter, and ciiacts thc rolc in hor usual iiiio style.

()`ltotirltt- tleiitletiiaii /\tlveiitui'ci', fcn-

turing Wtirrt-ii J. Kcrrigun, was also shown. in this series ()'ilo\irkc, gcn-

('l’SS.

V A tsoo Dominion

Church Organ for $140

.lust think of purchasing at

lnrgc, lietiiititiil uiitl very pow- t-rttil t'luirt~li organ that sells i\'hi-ii new tit $500 for $140. 'i`liis orgaiii has hcen t.lioi‘otiglily ovf,-rliatllctl hy :in expert and is now in the tint-sl condition. We giiurniilce it for three years.

This Ls tho tiiiiiotis lioniiiiioii

trlltirt-ll organ, it is tt pedal style with two iiiztnticl solid \\'ztlniii mise, lins :Jil stops, 2l sets oi' rt-ods und ti low lover. li` tlesirt-tl, it can ho not-_tl willi- oiit loiv-lt-\'oi' anti pedal lmao. The height ot’ this organ is 0 t't 10 int‘lit».~4. ti l»t~antii`ul iinita- tion pipo top gives it. the ap- ptuirniittti ol` ii niiich higlior iirit-t~tl iii_~<ti'niii<‘|it_ It will bu _“old tot' $140.

ol' the wiir and other events, and lust

ltiiiglitcr_

should again rulc.

that Contain Mercury,

e Y Y ll V ar cure

- sure you get llic genuine. li is taken internal

ER BRUS. ¢i§.°§"_tlft°t'élf’.§°..

'§ I

llllllller

‘Keep Out

The Flies

_ To be successful in keep- ing out the ilies_you’ll need one of our latest style screen doors. Call today and you may select the door you want from an exceptionally big line. We have most any size or style door you could desire, finished plain or fancy. You’ll find these screen doors we are offer- ing you here now are better v ues for the money than you can get anywhere else.

Mav we _have the pleas-

ure of showing you this line of screen doors today.

Fennell Ktillitiiitiler ' vieétitfht it"t»‘t»“~‘f’

sldb Du t..P 75 bottl. Take l-lyullrs giziiiiily Pillcifforccghiitipatihn.

hoes

cat’l’.f"$‘§f_‘_‘TT'_’_’T$l.li5 Ladies' White V ` "

Canvas. ._

Ladies’ Canvas

Pumps._.__._.___..

These have just come

to us and are great value. Come now while we have your _size.

SNEAKERS for OLD

and YOUNG. All sizes.

Morris, Smith &

An excellent summer programme ol` tau undef meh I E ro rm" n

Tho st-tcontl ol' the series 'Ferreiicc

tlcninn aitlvcnturcr, and in love with i’riiit~t>ss llt\nti'ict-, lczuls an cxpctlitioii into the Stilizirn lit,-scrt to rescue her ttiolisli hrotlicr, who has attempted lo cstahlisli on cinpire there. 'l‘he i’rin- t-ces’ liusbantl, in ordcr to get control ot' tht- l>rot,licr’s inoncy, has urged him into tho dest-_rt and has planned his death. On arriving there is ai tcrrilic buttlt- lititivccli Arabs und l<‘re|icliiiit=ii lt-tl hy ()`llo1ii'ko. The l’ri1ices_~'. is ali- tlitctctl by un Aruii chief. ()`lloiirke rt-st-ties her and kills the chief. hleuii- tinic the i’rint'ess‘ littsliuntl is killed in at duel. .-\notliei' battle t`ollow.~i iii i\‘hit~h 0`ltotlrke escnpt-s dezitli only hy the ncrvc and quick wit of thc i’riii-

’i`hrt~e other picttircs wore also

shown, at splendid one-reel drama cn- titlt-tl "_-\ l\iun's lt`aith" featuring Ar- tlitir Jolinsoli :intl Lottie Briscoe. The

, llt-tirst-Selig \\'t‘ekly up-to-dale iiews

hut hy no iiic-:ins least, lfliarics tlhtip- lin_ styled the tiiiiiiiest eoiiictliaii on t-tirth in a coin(-tly scrcani, "ln 'Tho l’urlc"-tlt`teeii minutes ot' hearty

_ Mr. Etlwtirtls scored a great success with his vocal nuniher “All Aboard for Dixie.” 'I`wo new pictures will he shown td-day when crowded houses

Beware of Ointment! for Catarrh

as mercury will surely dcsirpythc sense df smell Wlbuc "tm"u9F\: ‘-1.59 lmD0l`t9-1100 Of

and qoinplctcly dcrangethe whole systcniwhc entering it through the mucous surfaces Sut' articles should never he used except. on proscrip tions front reputable ihysicians. as the damage they will do is ten fold to tlir good you can pos- sibly derive from thcm. llall's Catarrh Cure. nitiiiufatxturcd by F. J. Cltcncy & Co., Tolctlo., 0,,

ctiiilitins no iricrcuiy ngfl isa takfn internally. act-

ing t ircct y upon t ic tio ‘ti t muctitiii gui-fat~¢-5 X A oi th s stein. in bu in i~l:ilI's cal rh ' h 0 peripnm in the new of mdustri

A The Famous Player I m 0' er f . ublish _ tlliey wear three or four times as long

and will reduce the shoe bill at least

Féatlllillg H. B- Wafnef Th€ iqlii-istlaii Chnrcii in the Maritime Pro-

. vitices, will preach at both morning

w0l'ld FZIUOUS Dfallla Of Capltal & Lab0l° and evening services in the Central

ti who will no doubt glad ot the oppor- (Co&nued from page three)___ -_ _ sum-F he tt§t'tttnt't;tt'imm’ttt.t vit. rrrrrred and regressive. rr that im-

llt- lt-tives to mourn a tatlicr, mother. ’"°rmw' He is ml Ummm “"0 N0' ions Provinces of Canada proportion- lllelllillllly “D011 U19 C1050 Of U18 WM' ttt-L, gist.-fs, “mi tiirtgt- lmyiitt-r.~;_ Tito tiucnt speaker anti a cordial invitation ulety to powlauou and sub1,.',,tlo ce,-_ the large policy of Donilnlon grants

lnln suggested requirements and con

sion recommends that the sum

$350,000 should be applied particular- ly to the development and furtherance P"“P‘“`° “ brief mem°"a“‘l“m for of elementary education in relation to the Commission of (lonservatioii. This

industrial training and technical edu- might get ‘mt 1'* °°“°"°te f°"m the

cation the larger sum ot $3,000,000»be

the same end.

“The recommendation of the Com

tending from local urban and lo

ence and ti Dominion tlcvelopme

ing the central authority.

PROPOSED FUND 1. The service in each province Hnrolleflllulo Supply of persons (teac ers. instructors. demonstrators, exec

cal Etliiczitioii.

and intiiiittiineiice of classes, course schools or other institutions or mea

idtliicatioii.

"3" The provision of suitable an

zitletiiuitc appliances, ppiittrntug an ct|uipineiit_for teacliingi purposes, b not iiiclutling school buildings, turn lure or consninahle supplies.

stitntions.

Tetlinictil Etiiitntlon iiliosc sorvic

viiieistl and local atitlioritics.

such coiitrnl iiistitiitlons."' Wllilt lllnii can we do?

as this wnr is over there will be

W0 "-8" P10110 to get ouriihare.

A`ssoclation1 for the Promotion ’icclniical hdiication in April 1914, r

n08rdH vf Tratie. l"~‘\uadian~Munut:i

od in the (‘toiislittitioii»,"“'l!lt! objects this Association shall :bc to bring

R dustrlai etliicii_tlon :isps factor in tl _ industrial and etliicatloiiai dcvelo

ment of Ontario, to provide npportu ities for the study and discussion

rind to 'make available the results

education

C u _ _ _

, _

antimtttit-ittTnit-tittohiti, by F._l.Chency& Cd' "'l‘lie plan of organization is ti T°§\im°“‘al§ U09- _ ioue. The council is composed

|most` entirely of nqpreseniaiives

15 such "allies" more or less vital C0llCCl`Tl€fl in the Promotion of Tec

thus forms a rallying center for tl

ers in

to the lingers; or to e

organizations niayrbe co allies which have unit _for the _promotion oi! co

BIB n

men lecturers. already co ducted ii vigorous campaign:

and home makers.» _

are

lllfy, million

4 be at once well organized for tech-

nical educatlon, with active Provin-

“Of the amount named, the Commis- °0'“Pleti°“~

of ln view of the above facts I would

coming it Dominion Development mtmn such as °“" ‘mum lmug tn Fund’ to be Bppued more gmemuy to your Province. lt might state con-

mission include suggestfom, as to ms maintaining such a representative As- D W tl e pp D 0 is sociation in your Province; that your to he controlled and expended. The P"°"l“°lal A5s°°i““°_“ °°‘°¥’°"*m“g Commissioners favoring a system “_ with similar organizations in the oth- r a

rural boards through provincial de- semlmcnt *md tend t° °°“°e”t‘°“te at' velopnieiit councils and commissions ‘muon and interest °n the great prob' to the Dominion developinent confer- lem °t Te°h“i°“l Education' th”

n .

commissiom the last( namm body be_ no greater service could he given to

SUMMARY OF THE USES OF THE this important question to the front;

of tlilnk of advantage."

h_ I have taken this opportunity of “_ presenting this proposition to you for

tive officers) properly “named to cab your considcralioii. \Vc all want to ry 0" Industrial Training and Tecm_ do our hit at the present time for otir

V ..2_ The esmbushmem or extension give is by making ourselves individ-

B . ’ Ivl ose iii 1 io ft ow g

“S un. 'ill cl "tl ll _ ill ln

for industrial Training or Technictil mmmnon fmm mins' Iqngsmyf mmm

“J lion, the least wear :intl tear. And the

"4" 'i`_lie provision ot' scliolarsliips

to cqiialize opportunities to young people and other workers to proilt hy classes, courses, schools or other in. On the niotioii of Ilcv Mr. l<‘asli, the

_ The Province of Ontario formed an

iurors Association, Trades and Labor

Cotiiiciht and 1iistit'nt€s'," Arts,"-' Crafts,

"Uma ltlfltnlrlrs-etc-_____ _ _

Many of the ahlest men of Ontnrig < 5 .

“F0 illflfllllr the Councillors. As sta

til Education, and now includes nearl

nicol Education. .The Association.

various forces which are pushing the interests of the work throughout. this i Province, and in ,turn sends insplra. tion along these several lines to wo `

rk,-_

aliied organizations '1`h& may he likened to th ' hand and the afiiiiqed oi_‘_~

“lr

ore popular military phraf _

men and wo- . 'tu M,-,.1 , _ if , " t -‘ ~-‘ = J _, _ `° “ if -.:Tlie. surctr-t¢a_5Y.W..Hy out of tea and coffee

ttroublesl-_`is to jshift to - _

1. To inform and assist artisans'

To implant among the people H habit of thinking along scientific

t ANT _ Posruivi

° Wm Nlinble =Hood's

WIND!! the acid condi-

tion or the biota me bttiiat up the whole system. _It drives out rheuma- tim ivwiuse it cleanser tits him ’a\°W“8hlY- n been success- - fully used for forty years.

For rlleumltilili, stomach and

and all ills arising from impure blood, Hood's has no equal. Get it from your nearest- druggist today.

_ f ‘

sist “a - Canadian wide movement for the promotion of industrial and tech- nical education bytlranttng $5,000 an- nually in assistiagtiie several Canad-

ian Province? 3-,rfganize and main- tain Associato I ; uch as the one formed in Ontario.

The Secretary of their Association,

Mr. Thomas Bengough, in writing me in regard to this matter said:

"it is of supreme importance that

Canada, from ocean to ocean, should

cial Associations, local branches in all sections ol! each Province, a wide- ly read magazine, and public opinion

_ to the Provinces of several million

dollars annually may be pushed to

strongly advise that you immediately

_ advantages which a Provincial Assoc-

cretely that an annual grant of $58.00

_ would assist you in organizing anti

I er Canadian Provinces would unite

t making it a national proposition' that

Canada by any public man at this - critical juncture than that of pushing

also such other points as you might

Empire and the greatest help we can

tially eillcient. for whatever is before

set-ret of thriving is tlirilt; saving of

d force; to get as much work as pos- (I sible done with thc least oxpciitllliire t of power. the least jar :intl obstruc- l` secret oi' thrift is kiiowlctlgc."

PROFESSOR CLARK'S ADDRESS.

-..-C Q W pa- T "f"_"’*"'ii=' _",',"3'{,§§°,S_ USE, s " -., " “ " ` " `“'“ ' - ~ _ we

-*iidsdiiv " -

Satur

The Essanay Company Presents

“The

Lieutenant

Governor”

Two Part Drama

Featuring Ruth Stonehouse

A ttrqqpyg EDWARB we-s.4e,_,_:

Warren J. Kerrigall __1N_..

_' ».’

“The Empire of Illusionf’

Second Episode ofthe Series '

TERRENCE o'aouRKE _ X r _

“GENTLEMAN ADlt_§9l1_;ll5tlp§"~

The Lotelriiat

_ Lasts My

Western Drama =

His New' Job

Joker -Comedy

Charles Chaplin “Himself” The Funniest Comedian on Earth In a Feast of Laughter Entitled 0

IN Tl-IE

PARK" _ I it r- ' 1

E r-_I V

niniiy luippily planned outings an made it exceedingly dull for the youu er people, especially those who hav

several rcstuuriiiits. where joll crowds could be seen iilglitly havin

u real good tinic.

sl ¥ ll

tis its nanie implies is n very duintil

meet friends, :intl enjoy ti cooling ic

ur other i°et`rosliiiieiits..

as e at ,

Mr. niitl Mrs. J. ll. ilttre who lmv

Clittrlottctoivii lcavo curly next wee

he especially missed in social an nitisirnl cirt-les as she possesses

following provisional oiliccrs to con-

"5" The provision of experts with stitutc an lndustriul ’i`ruinlng and

experience in iminm,-ia] qi,-luining “mi Technical Etlucatloii Assoclatioii were

<7 ' '_ ' ' P

5 appoiutctiz _

for ctiiiiisel shall be nvuiluhlu to pro- 1’l`°5m0’lt- S\1iP0l`llllllllil(’-lit R- H.

Cainphcll; Vice-i’i'esidt-tit. Mr. J. 0.

| "_6." The services of central insti- llyiitliiitiii; Sctrrctory-'l‘re;isiirer, J. A. tntions when mid where rt-tiulretl to Clarke: <`0\ln<=lll0ra. i’resiflciits ot' all stipplcniciit. thc work carried on by ilic iiotirtis of Trade, Principal of the the sevt-ral provincial and local tlev~ l’riiicc-_ of Wales ('_ollt~go, llcctor of St, olopnicnt autlioritics either for pro- l’\U\SUil\'S (70l\<‘l£0. EX-(10Vci'iior I). A. viding :intl maintaining or hy assist. l\lcKiniioii; Messrs. Andrew McNair, ing in providing :iiitl nitiiiitaining llev. l’. P. Arscnault. M. I". llognii,

‘tI_ A. Sharpe, \V_ Il. llcek and the liiuyors of all the ili<'orporii.lod towns.

lt secnis evident tiiat just as soon The following were appointed thu

(1 llcrmunent. Coiniiiittce ot' the Social

I-treat wave oi' industrial advance- SUFVUYI ‘ ment; The nations tire striving to-- Rev. l)r. Fullerton, cliuirnian, ull thc ‘lily 10 get a 'shore ‘ol the immense Pity clergymcn, 1ir_ ll. D. Johiisoii. Gorman trade that has been t-lash-ny. Dr. Ayers. Dr. S. lt. Jenkins, J. A. ed hy our Navy. It is only hy int-liv. ,(‘larke, J. i<‘. Wlicur, ll. ll. Caniplicll, idunl eillclenc-y and organization that W. T. lluggun, H. C. Cross, Sscre-

tary.

to hcr i`riciid.s. _

FF =i= YF

HAPPENINES ill THE Will(

The rainy weatherthis week spoiled now has as her guest Mrs’ Beer of

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lluilway. Irie is accompanied by Mrs. Ching.

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Mrs Poole who has been visiting

her daughter Mrs. H. L. Reddy, Mout- real, has returned hoine_ Mr-s. Reddy

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Ainong the Canadian visitors" t

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hupStht“ili2lic(litill)tlliyFt? “'i‘]i(:ea|:i¢i({::},,f:T|?Li`_ London, England, this week is Lieut_

titres seemed to be the principal sol- ace, follo\\'t~d by rcfrcshincnts at the

A. 1). Sharp of Suniinerslde.

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y The Victoria Tennis Courts are

kept busy by the young people many

g of wlioni are crperl players. This

afternoon ten. will oe served by Mrs. F. lt. lieartz, Miss Katie Stanley and

Kos Korner opened this week and Miss Kathleen Mom-e_

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appointed spot to while away an hour ML and Mrs_ H_ Shaw and M,-_

e Douglas Show who were attending the

i“ltzgoi‘nltl-Sliuw nuptiais have ro‘- tiiriicd to Montreal having greatly en-

” ioyeti their short visit to the Garden

intitlt- for tiicinsclvcs a wide circle of 1»rm,|,,,.L.| friends during tht-ir short sojourn ln is -a is

K The St. James Tennis Courts held

for \Vt-.~itei'ii (‘niitidii_ Mrs. liziro will tmtir npltnmg on Monday unc,-n00n_

ll Notwltlistaiitliiig llie unfavorable 5 wcatlier thc courts were in fairly good

voice of rurc charin and sweetness Uumimon nm] several sets were en. ivliitfli hrs given creat nleasilw ittyeti. Quite tt tttttttiit-_r or visitors took

tea wlilcii is always served on Monday tifl.ernoons_

Ainong thc disliiiguislictl visitors rf st at

this wet-k_wlll be the Arcliliisliop oi' 'rite famiiy of the inte M,-E_ Donald Nova Scotia, Dr. Worrell, who is to be M,,1{inm,,\_ Mcqiii Avemm w||| have

the guest for thc week end of Cano Sinipsoii.

Xt li >li At tht-_ Colt' Links lliis aftornoo

tc-it will ht: served by Mrs. Bulmu and Mrs. l~`rcd Morris.

circle ol' i`i‘lciitls.

li =t< Ili Summer visitors :ire daily iirrivin

Ni:-is Curran of Montreal luis arriv-

t-'tl in tho city to take ciiurgo oi’ the quite disappointing to those who were Siiiiiiiicr Resort ut_llollnnd (love. Miss in cliitrgtr of thc opening of St. Vin- (“f"i\" l~§l il \l}V0l`ll0 S00l1ll_l.V Hllll iS ccnt‘s Orplitinage, causing its post- ht-ing tunic witlcly ciitcrlairivtl by her poiieincnt until Tliiirstlay and necessi-

in the Province to spend ti holiday. Aniong thc gut-sts this wcck is Mr. .- r, _ , _ Vllllllrt Conn-sclloi' at Law in the Slate The ladies responsible for its .success ol' Massucliiisotls and Assistant Gen- eral Manager of thc Boston Street pass pleasantly for the very large

frlentls in their bereavement though ill for tniite a long while Mrs

ll l\icKlniion`s death came very suddenly

while talking to a member of her family.

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ll the sympathy ol' a wide circle of

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The wt-t weather of Wetlnesdoy was

tating thc cancelling of the special train from thc Wt-st. Thursday how-

ll ever the sun shone bright and clear

and the lawn party was a most succes- sful nffai iinanciallv and otherwise

tlid splendid work making the time

iiuniliors who attended.

of * l- _ lc-_-_.-__+ _L 1-_p

o- t _ ‘ _ presenting lloards oi’ Education, V W " ' '__-1-'-

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the various phases of this problem, _-_=_=' _-_I

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cup of tea or coffee.

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ivarlous provincial organizations nn .interests having relation to Tecliiii

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It's caffeine-a poisonous and /

powerful nerve irritant--from

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Listen to what physicians say:

` "Coffee and tea are poisonous drugs. The cat- "A In ‘ 3 » _i ~

y ‘_,tdIna;they co ntaln It of the same nature as uric of hergsctggf€,':.‘:,%:|.?°::°:f°°p_

_ tlinéid. Tiie_y lmpalrelgestlon and produce various leesness and lndlgestion c'°n be traced directly

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to coffee."

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fling-t re’s-no=ca einenoral -' _Frm n su stanceitfthis delicionsbeve ` ti "tli'e,’

A gigsrgghginevof wheat. a hit t>f.:jvi:_it>.i¢t-tonte moiassétl-wii§iiit,dl;il£totts,_i,l.

‘ . lfyou hav'en"t suspected tea or coffee as the cause of heada~hes, biiiousnese, hehrtitilut-

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