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Fletcher's Castoria is strictly a remedy for Infants and Children. Foods are specially prepared for babies. A baby’s medicine is even more essential for Baby. Remedies primarily prepared for grown-ups are not interchangeable. It was the need of n remedy for the common ailments oflnfants and Children that brought Cnstoria before the public after years of research and no claim has been made for it that ‘its use for over 36 years has not proven. ‘

Whatiis CAASTORIA‘?

Castofifl is afilormless substitute for Castocm Pa" Dmps and" SYWPE‘ Iii 55 Pliilllllnt. mlt conga-ill’; neither 09in!!!» llofllliine, not other narcotic ‘substance. 1m age is its guarantee. For more than thirty years it has been in constant ‘use for the relief of Constipation, Flatvlency Wind Colic and Diarrhoeh; alloying Feverishness arising’. therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels aid; the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural bleep. The Childrems Comiort—'1‘!\e Mother's Friend.

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BEAVER FLOUR

and Improve Your Baking:

BEAVER FIJHOUR cont ' s sll the richness and goodness of Ontario Winter Wheat combined "m! "Nllh Western Hard Wheat to divs it strcnflh. I

It is the only scientifically blended flour on the mnrkeb-nnd osn be relied on to give the best blit- ia‘ Insults snowmen ~Asls can: dryngn n-agrs.

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Steamship (IOVI- \‘0Il. DIN!‘ 11;‘! will Icotcu-lt Inhn ovcr, Wed

day?‘ 8 “' l" “ml “‘ , ' silulrllil) Ili- il ll. ln. (Atinlltlc 'I‘||ne.) y nea-

Th“‘léiailhyvdllcsdny trips are vlu liuetport non lluhec; doc Boston 11 s. m.

The Saturday trips are to Boston

FARE $1030

dvlrrot. duo Sundays at 2 p, m,

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Early (i:ll'(l('ll Polls. (Dwarf and T311), (Jul-tors “l~ivcl'g'l'ocll" Mixcd Lawn Grass. Bllollolfl (choice imported.)

swci‘t Peels. (over 150 varieties) “Spen- r” and large flowering kinds, imported us direct from England. 0m‘ seeds

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FOR THE 24th.—0ur stock con- tains hundreds or things necessary l0!‘ U"! llvlillily.—.lohnson A’; John- son. Drugglsts.

LUXURIOUS-Our Chesterfield: You Silould have one. Priced here as low as in any store in Canada.- Beer d. Weeks.

HOLIDAY NEOE$$lTlE‘S.-<Don't VOV-OFIDOK our Candles and Cigars for the 24th. Our stock is always l'rcsll.—duhnson 8c Johnson, Drug- gists.

CHESTERFIELOS- Why "o! have one? The prices are right- st this st°re. Easy chairs to match-Beer d. Weeks.

THE GARDEN OF THE GULF ILLUSTRATED-Souvenirs or the ‘Province-ébest lIl-ustrnted write-up of the ‘Province ever published. Price fifty-seven cents postpaid. Guardian Office.

FOR THAT OUTlNG.—-'I‘h0rulos Bottles Drinking (Iups, and simi- lzlr goods will add to the pleasure of an outing. See our slock.—- Johnson 8c ‘Johnson, Drugglsts’ THE $TANLEV—'l‘llo (7. (i. Flzlnley loft yectcrdzly‘ with buoys I'm‘ Nova Scotirt zlnd (‘alpc llrotun. Sllc \vlll coal at Hastings, 0n ill‘- count of tho llilfl wezltlu-l‘ yostcrdny shc was forced to put into Plctou.

COME TO HUNTER RIVER on the 24th. (‘olioc and szuldwichcs lvfl-(lrvvllll zmd "Zllfle served all tiny in building opposll.» the tlld llzlllk Don't villas u good iluys flailing or n “Iluntcr Illvcr Spcl-Iall."

THE BRANT—'i'ilt-. I‘. G. S. llrzlllt is at the I|1ill‘iII>‘ wharf loading coal and oll for lCSflllllllllltit‘. N. B. Silo is also prr-pnring to plane the

, Alil)Gl‘l0!l_ Ilrlnliloque, Nmv London,

and Itusl ico buoys

THE LADIES AID of Iinzelbrook will hold n social ten and lot‘ crenlll alt home of Mrs. McKinnon. Mac-Kennels ('0I‘Il0l‘, Lot, 48 0n

urn cordially invltml to UOITIG and celebrate Victoria Dny_ witbdlfi-

SANDY ENTERTAINS - Ml‘- Smldy i.\l('.(;'i‘0I{-')l‘ Salli! C" Sllmm-l’ vvc-ning Ill St_ James‘ Church. On Saturday he visited tho hos- [Hulls ilnd brought with him clloor and sunshine. Yesterday at thc Aubor Day entertainment at Prim-c Street and West be"! schools his songs and stories were ‘n (locltlcd treat l0 YOUIIE and Qlil- He visited Queen SquareSollvol Q11 lFfldfly nrul on Saturday exhibit-

‘led his souvenirs to the boys I

The sillenrllu voice and bearing of

[this lSoottish entertainer, his geni-

:ll wit and whole-hearted patriot- ism. will long be remembered here l with pleasure.

IN Mliliilillhlli

MRS. Jamsls Miinerlv

A widio cinclellfifrlendh 'l'l€fll"“lill1 deepest r gret 0t’ the death of Mrs. J-nmes . urphv which occurred at her home on Grafton street on lSun tiny night at 11.30. Mirs. Murphy who was u woman of ‘many lov- lng qualities‘ illwzlys enjoyed r0» bust health until ‘clot summer wilell silo suffered from llonrt trouble and although "zlttentled ‘by a devot- ed Ilusbnntl and loving son her llenlth gradually failed and she passed to Ilcr enternul rest fully fortified by tho rites of her belov- ed church of which she ‘was u staunch nlenlbcl‘. Silo was n devot- ed wife and lllotiler. n good christ- iun ‘Wtllllllfl charitable in thought and (Iced, and (loath nt the age or 72 TGIIIOVPS one. whose nlomory will long ho cherished by hor [nonl- ly, neighbors llllti friends. She loaves besides llcr grief stricken husband. tho-[nllviwlnu fnmllo 30v.“ oi.‘ New York_ lllichacl and Joseph, of Worcllcster, lvlulss._ and one (laughter Mrs. Brenp-n of “rm . cestcl‘. During the last, weeks of her illness she had the additional czlro of her daugllter-in-Ialv Mrs. John Murphy who cmno Ilnnm with hm‘ sons Illichztcl and‘ Joseph to be with the lunlliy in their trying hours. Tho Guardian joins in slu- ccrcst sympathy.

BATS FUITSEEII

One Carload i650 Busheis

GOOD HEAVY rm- i ULEANEI) WHITE OATS

Shipped from 08h- MWI. Ontario, and should arrive here very soon. We are going to sell this car- load at a very close

price for quick sale. Book Your Orders

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Phone 70 Clfitown

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‘Puesdzly evening. May 24th. You’

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SANDY MCGREGOR AND Jean Thomson ut St. Patrick-s Hull at bourls on Wednesday.

COME ONEI COME ALLI the Ice Cream Social in New Lon- don IIul-l, May 24lll_ If weather Proves unfavorable will be held first fine evening following.

COME TO Y. M. C. A. Field Spore. Summers-toe. May_24th and give your boys a boost. Admission, nduits 15c. Children l0 cents.

EARLIEST YER-MA. William Itzllusay of Pack Corner. used rllu- bnrb from her garden on April 27th ‘which was ready Im- lise at even an earlier dllte. '

NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.- Advertisers are reminded that all display advertisements must be in the Guardian Office before noon of the day previous to publication and before ‘10 n. m. on Saturday.

CHOCOLATES-Ginger Ale and (Jigurs will odd to the pleasure of your holiday. Our stock is very length-Johnson (l; Johnson, Drug- gistsf

THE NEW SCHOONER, Mzlry G. Mioynurri. sailed from New York May- 20 with t-weil-ve hundred tons hnrd coal for Buntnln Bell and Co.

DR. McKlNNON COMING-Rev. Princliptll Lawrence MoKlnnon will arrive in the city tonight to con - duct the fimcrzll scrvicos of tho lute Dr_ ‘Fullerton. S.S. HARLAND~<EXClhrSlOn sea- son opens hilly 24th. Make the round trip by her to and from Or- well on that afternoon, leaves her dock at 2 o'clock. Round trip fare G0 cents. For further information call 773.

REMEMBER SALE OF A. A. Al- lc-yflo, property Tllllflitiily zlt twelve o'clock. Tho furniture v;lli bi- sold at two o'clock some day’. Mahog-

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t. . 1. ~ i .. MRB- NAMOYMIEETOQVT, oi Syracuse. N. V., who fie. clsres Tanlac ls the greatest medicine on earth. Says it bub! .er up to where she ls just brI-miul oi new life and Cflfiigy.

"| just think 'I‘:lllluc is the ,.,'I"‘1Il.- 0s‘. 1m tilt‘ ll-‘\' r I (ll u.- ‘ Ir

“For i\ r2121 I lain o 11,0 t“

lo on mirth and I con l: 11.. ,I\ I'll‘ ‘-\'Il I it‘:

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any dining room chair Light" l)n_\' Range. sofas, grmnnphono and robc, etc. ctc.

ROBT. BEAIRSTO. Auolionecl

records, ward

Ritchoh utwu. is‘

my housc\\'lll‘l<. I just fclt ‘l1libt"l‘- llillt‘.

"'l'unl.'u‘ lli‘li‘ll om- of my friend» so ulur-l. lllill I boguu inking 1t llllll ll lms certainly‘ built mo. up into splr-lulid lu-ullll. ,\I_\' alppclilc. is so big I can hardly pjv-l enough to out now. unvi I um Ill'\'.~l‘ troubled u ‘pnrliclc with bloating or indigest- ion. .\l;.' m-rvcs urt‘ llri str-nrly m;

I‘liP('l(\\'IlI'l\', uml I sloop like u child I‘\"I‘I)\'\'l‘('l my

_‘_.¢ zit uiglzl. I lmvo " ‘strcnglil uml illll just brimflll f of ' now lift: nlld cnul In incl. I “o Y.M.CA. l lntlor than l b: . in you . My ‘ l irrzltilluli- i()\\‘lIl'(lS ’I‘zlnl‘uc is un- M - -, ‘iltlilllllt-tl." JITfHIsKIlEItIEOSS s The nhovr- stilloluont was rc- jleyl Q, C‘ Taylor 15:00 cenlly umtlc by Mrs. Nancy hives- A_ (}_ Igmciair 500 teott, I21 Milflifil Stu symcusn A. G. ‘H. Holbrook 5.00 ‘ _ J. A. Flvlscr K00 V011 Gillie Guy 300 Z_.\'lll§l“‘lilr ithoumzltlslll Su-bdu- . Frank Riggs 6.00 orl ~Wllen one is :1 sufferer from lllilrdock McLeod 5.00 nulsculnl‘ rheumatism he cannot NV. B. Robertson 10.00 do ‘bottor Ihun Ilzlvc the refill)“ John NIcDonaid 5.00 rubbed with Dr. 'I‘honlns' Idclec- A Friend 10 00 trir- Oi. Lot the rubbing be brisk A Friend 2:00 nnd continue unlil erlso is secured- J. It. ‘Lennie 10.00 Thor-c i: more virtue in ll bottle of __l-_ It than on“ be full)’ estimate‘!- Total to dole" $3,039_oo ,_

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Ethel GIeyto_n’s . Beautiful Complexion“

Thut splendid actress now [1]). pouring’ under the Paramount bull- nel" is famous for Ilol‘ bflflufiful COITIDICXIOH. She attributes her won- derful skin to tho use 1111a mmph. trlllot article r-nllorl Ilorlvillil. Thcro is nothing Ilko it for ton, freckles. “hilly “m”. “IIHMV. dill-k. rough skin. It tnltcs tho placo of fllco pow- dor. stays on hotter. its flftrgplrgltjon duos not uffocl. it. und It instantly bonutilhws tho colupicxinn. Uno up- pilcntlnn proves it. lf you lvullt. n nioc lIly-willto nkln with rosy PIIPPKN. got u lmttlo of Ilorwillmv today: you will bu (inlightcrl. Dor- willow In sold llt nil up-to-tlxltr- toilet counters. Ho. sure trl l‘ u? largo lmnouncolnont of Bliss Ciayw Lou's soon to appeal‘ In this pnpcl‘. It tolls how to instantly have n bountiful (‘IlIllPlCXlOll and n. softfl

fillullrtlfiu Lllllnla-nt

white, volvcly shill everyone “just lnvos to touch." J. I}. Jfllllifffiirlhl Goo. 1:). llughcs. l

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ZIFPGCHIOII] from Asthmzlr-‘Astlr- ma ls onn of tho most distressing troubles suddcn in its attacks and DFOIOIII-Tttll in its ilgonics. Ifrequnnl- ly malnv things are tried. but noth- ing seems to give hope of relief. Dr. J. I). Kellogg's Astllmzl Reluc- dy can be depended upon. Do not fail to got nl out-c n package "ll this uniformly SIIIZCOSSIILIIY pro- fltlfilll0ll.

For the Merry I 24th oi May

Right here you will rind everything needed for tho holiday.

Fishing Rods and all sup- plies. Kodaks and Cauleras, ~ Films llllil other Photographic supplies. Thermos Bottles, I

Thermos Cups, other Folding i Drinking Cups, Ginger Mo. Lime Juice, Grape Juice, Chocolates, Carnmels and other Candles. Cigars, Cigar- ettes. Etc.. Etc. Etc.

You'll find our‘ stock of tho above goods and other mer- chandise very complete-and it's arrangement such as to simplify your shopping.

come in and see our store and our stock.

Johnson. 8t Johnson

g The Quality Drugstore

cor. Kent and Prince Strut!

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411st. 02o olnotllgll SIlYS

There are two ways of llllV- ing n long season of sweet corn. Ono is to muke succes- give plantings at ten days intervals. 'l"ho other is to select kinds which nurture at different seasons 11ml Pill“ them at. the szuue time. ho!‘ fltwor there is nothing l”

§ ‘beat iGUld Billlllllll, and the

z ‘prejudice fig-Till“ Willi?“ corn has been ovc-rconle 1n most sections. Mzlnv annul- eurs now grow no other kind but it Is u pretty good plull tn ‘but in (‘ountrw Gopllo man llnd Stowclls lover- greon when you nlukc your first. planting. Then n low weeks Intel‘ you can putnn more Golden Ihnltzuu with willcil to finish up tho scu- son.

Smoke

T&B

F or enjoyment fill your pips with f

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wm yomjoin the cluisnor: in Ibo interest ‘of BI~J'I"I‘IDR IIIEALTI-I for oll now being conducted by tho

Red Cross Society

will you boconlo on active member nnd worker and encourage nil your friends to join’!

A membership drive will be con- ducted from

June 5th t0 11th

and you nre all asked to join up.

The fee is one dollar a year and twenty five cents for children.

The more members we get the more and better work can and will be done.

No such oppol-Iunlly for helping your children has ever occurred before.

relic? is prompt when you take

HEADACHE POW DE RS

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that the “person who lllillll- the ovorturos to me presented to m» o. letter addressed to him und sign- ed iby Premier Meigllcn." this, in a later despatoh from Ot- tzlwzlyrerller Melgllcn has prompt- ly culled his bluff, with afllrther disclaimer. and ridding that "II" TIIE LATTER (‘.\lr. Vcnlot) HAD ANY EVIDENCE T0 THE CON-i 'I‘RARY, LET HIM PRODUCE lTi LIKE A MAN." It will be ll safe wager that the lionPeter will now sit down; It is n case of put up or shut up. and not having the goods to put lip be will only have to swal- low his medicine and put up with tho humiliation.

Ilut who-t of lion. Illi‘. Crornr, who grasped at this scandal stogu- to use it zlgzllnst o. former Gabinct colle.‘lgue_ and u present political opponent‘! His zlpoiogy is not yet reported in the press. Thoso of u.i who renleilrllers the high IFIBIIIx up- on which this farmers movement started are rntiler taken by sur- prise at this.

Our first impression 0f this or- ganization was as that of a party 0|? iwbite ‘winged purity in which, and from which, all those degrad- ing corruptions of party politics were to‘be eliminated. and the na-

Arld in ‘

tional issues were to be contested

. .,., , ,; 11%;) ‘lilo lllneo of mn- play and u " ’» the merits or the platforms and the public questions which were to be Iott to the decision o! the people unhampered by corrupt prejudices. In the joining of his hands with Liberzllisnl becoming a party l0 their policy chnngings and (rontemiltible campaign methods. if he has not soiled the wings zlnn tarnished the willie and nllgelll‘ robes of his party of purity. by this compnnionshiil and iocandal-lnong-

f lng he certainly hos not added lus- l. lure Io those characteristics of the

farmers of (fnnada who as u class are too cletlll and too honorable to

Ive under tlleloudersblp of any mun- -who would sock to produce their

advancement by any methods of this hind.

ASPIRIN i i

"Bayer" is only Genuine

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Worn-cg? It's Plilllllllsl to tulle a‘

vllullm m. um substitute for genu-

iut- ukltftk‘? 'l‘.ihl~ ‘s of Aspirin," prl/

scribed by [lliyt-‘il-IAIIS for twenty- olle your» nod proved safe by mll~ lions. Unless y-lu “Bayer?” on package or on tablets

you are not getting Aspirin at all I

In evr-ry Ilny~r package are dlrec

Linn for colds llveflilklPliflfl. neuralgia.

l'lll:lliiifi'il'ill, r-ulnlPll-Lg toothache. iulubngo and for pnin. Handy llu boxes oi’ lwelw tablets cost few cents. Drugglsts also sell larger

packages. Made in Canada Aspirin O I

is the trade lnnrk (registered in Canada), of Bayer Manufacture of Monoacetlcacldester of Salicylica- cid.

zzlnlornnl Pzlrzlsilics silzipc pi \\'1ll‘IllS in tho stomach and bow-‘ls of children sup their vitality 11ml rotard physical dev \'(‘lf)l)fll(‘llf. They keep the child in n constant slate of unrest and, it‘ nor. lltondcd to. endanger Tho ciurl cun be sparod much suffering and the mother much anxiety by using u reliable worm remedy such us Miller's Worm Powder-s which are sure death to v .m~'. l“ '

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