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(Canadian Press) ‘ C di P ' . I (Canadian Press) (Specialwto The Guardian.) CANTON- "U17 3~"R°l’°"° "°°°l"'

( ‘ma an N55) V cd here say that 10 000 persons were

WASHINGTON, ~ll1lY 3.- Prssi- OTTAWA, July 3.-After a lengthy (Canadian Press) - L()Ni)gN July 3_ The R; Hon CAPE 'FRA ER-SE. Jllll' 3'--A dr d . t, ,{. t R. H d

dent Wilson sent a special message sitting of the Cabinet Council to-day MONTREAL, July 3.- Mayor Mar ,y 8 h Chémberlain' died 1 st',,‘ght_ much decomposed body wos found on _°W“° .'" ’° en W" °° 5 to_ Congress to-day for an appro- it io stated tomight that the ro- tin sent a cablegram to the widow 14?: Seann which removed ,ine of the M0W1lllam's show. about R mile “h,1c{‘_' UID” tlgearé ‘gem ;‘i'°"”°, flies

DYIBUOII Dl 3200 000 f0f' the Salem commendation of the Government in Ol H°“- -7080911 Chamberlain express" i ost trlkin figures from British ‘mm here- , lusha -eu-ls y S aw” on m the fire suderers. ,I-Ie enclosed a tele- connection with John Krafcherlko, ills Sfmllatlly OD behalf Ol the ffltl' puoliticia, canfla as an entire surprise, Dl`».U0ugberty, toroner, who gent H*-‘°d°d dlstrmts are ““m”w“”°

cram from Governor Welsh savhu sentenced to hung in winnipeg on me of Montreal ln her loss- for the condition oi his health was for and vii-Wed fl" body- It 'ls br' 1`°‘°°'°"“-"

. Hl|l]HlS GHS

that 3,000 families are in need. July 9, has gone to the Governor- --`---~ not publicly known to be worse than fleved that the b0*lY ls that ul Capt'

General for final ratification. ' in the last two or three years. Mrs. l f""’“h°1'“» 1°” last ‘Bu from “ Though nothing oilicial is given ' Chamberlain, who had never left her °°h°0"°l’ from Pugwiasil \ memoran

Elll. SAM HUGHES 1- --- P. E. I. IIUUPLE CILEBHATE -W »»- :::;“.:s°:.;:;°h.“if i:=.;i:;,»s;::€- |'M|]|(HM||] [mfg

clemency will not he granted and che with paralysis seven soars sso. and 5 I law will take its course, his son, Austin, were at his bedsido lottcwwnf “ml P0010 ‘md Tl10mPl*0“»

un lun annul ull llllvllsul i --

. _ , LONDON. July 3-'-Cl1a\“'\1¢r1Hi“ Wes' o'r'l‘.flW.l. July 2.-- Cul. sam

llill FUX HANIIH

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Colonel Sam Hughes who visited

.Prince Edward Island on a tour of inspection, accompanied by Lord Brooke, Colonel Williams, Hon.Don- aid Nicholson, Colonel Jenkins, and others made 3 visit to T-he Woodman Johnson Fox Ranch yesterday morn- ing.

At this large ranch, the Spring;

Park Black Fox Co., 'l`he Prince Al- bert Black Fox Co., and Strathcona Silver Black I-'oxes Limited have their foxes domiciled, ond nntuially, with so large a showing of pure bred stock, a visit to th'ls ranch affords an excellent idea of Prince Edward Islnnd's very important industry. The party was shown through the

ranch by Mr. Woodman, manager of

|.[l.[l.l. UFFIBEHS f

` _ SIXTY-THIRD AN.\`I\'ERSARY.--

dc'»1y-h‘lv<Tlit'1m1lfht<l0Il3z?fLriitlivlihbcotxvgfls O“dF,§,‘,‘,1s“y', J“”°A,;§th 1914' Mr' Lodges of the Independent Order of 3,, ,b ' ' “nw” ck' H°“d of odd l-‘allows cool. place lun. night at ,hi 5, °”°‘;gh» °"1°"““°d ith” sixty' the latter lodge. The installing mas- l(;"‘"“““ versary °f the r marriage' D- D- G- W- D, ::......:'.:°:.i..“:;1f':‘.f:;: i:1'..:..:f 2::

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gen; uisrllgixgfdagtiuéctcglgSecretgry,eliildren, _grand children, and great (}_ w_ M,,Leod_ acting (;_ F;n__g,,cty_, gland children present. The day was Chester Acorn. actin-g G'rand-'1`reasur- lull that ¢0l1l‘l ll” dfislfed. being er David Mcliinlion, acting G, Mor- quite warm enough to spread the shall, -F. T. Martin; acting G, Chop. sumptuous dinner-table out under the 1-in W. C. Whitlock; and acting G, beautiful ehestnuts in front of the Guardian J, H, McKinnon. _-\ pleasant house. Besides a small number _of feature of the nvenagng WM the prog. immediate neighbors, there were six- entation of a Past Grand’s Collar to -ty~one relatives that took dinner H,-0_ _james Morley in I-ooogoitioo of and many pleasant reminiscences were the services he ,-moored. during, his recalled as they sat around the fes- term of ollice, in. establishing a ra- tive board. After dinner a great many nord both os regards new- members i_~ulaps were taken, one particularly on-;l finances. Bro, J. J, McKin,,pn in interesting being that of the four o congratul:itol'y speech made thc generations consisting of Mr. and

the mnch, and president of Strath- presentation ,mo Bro. Murley expres- Mrs. Aflieck his son John and his

cona Silver Black Foxes Limited.

The visitors were greatly interested in the oxhlliit of handsome young foxes, ond greatly admired them,

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m5°llse Rilrevilold Vanilla, Goveini ment_standard. ___ ____v _“___ __ 3330 __ BOY WANTED. APPLY 188 QUEEN ___si_i,_rEuc _ a2_r.§-_¢;-aolvi¢f1st.vl>_- WA.\"|`I‘ID- t`()()l{--Hl)l*SEKEl<1PER,

in- small family. Apply this office _.___ll§_3§’_2,'7_tiH‘.F,“-_.__ . t'i)OK (ELIHCRLY) WANTICD AB-

_f\PP_1¥ QEPIFIlf-‘“_9i\39€;;*?§9@2Mff WANTED =A. GIRL FOR GENERAL house work, Apply to Mrs. Aitken, 213 Qlleen_§t. Milli-1-_-i_M§pii_. ron- sails 01.1) PAPERS PAR-

shelves, etc., should apply to The _G}£‘I9le1L_0ll‘;‘i9;,_L_L*’if_5,'i*9M?': I-IIISTLING MAN UNDER 50 EACH

locality. Introduce our ufzlnber- ships. R50 to $500 monthly. The

sed his appreciation and gratitude in wife, his son Johnathan and his a suitable reply. wife, and their little daughter Violet. The officers installed are ns lol- The guests then repaired to the house

lows; where some good lively music was

discoursed by Mr. Arthur Afflick

ST, l.:\\\`l'lE.\'(‘E. \\`II.Dl"»Y. grandson of the celebrants, pcompan-

‘led by his cousin Miss Priscilla Allie-

J,, P, Gi--Jas. Murley W. McCzil- ack of f`harlotteto\-an, The old time

1 - der; gig seemed to reach the old gentle-

N. G.-Elmer Uovyer Ronald Mc- i'nan's feet and headless of the weight

D0l\9»l‘l- of 89 years, he took the floor and

V, fl.-R, Diamond E. ACOYH- danced a step that was an eye- It. Secy.-P. .\, Hanley Jas. Wlilllel”-l opener to many of the younger peo- F. Secy.-J. J. McKinnon. John MU' ple. Then the Rev. Mr. Murray the

Laughlin- pastor of the Presbyterian church,

Treas.-lfobt. Rattrny. C- S- Drew- Mt. Stewart, gave a very thoughtful Wnrd01-A. MCEBCUGPH- H- Vfinlfier' and valuable address suitable to the

BllU°~ occasion. After some more instrunr

Conductor-I. F. McLean. D. D. l\'l°l" cntal music and singing, at 5 o‘clock

l`19_°“- p.m. the company dispersed wishing

I. G.-Russell Beef- P- Mc!-"~“"e' Mr. and Mrs, Affleck many more hap- 0. G.--W. (`» COOK- J- ll°"e“zl°' py years of wedded lifc. Mr. and R_ g_ \,‘_ (;__-T, C, I-Iowott. C- A‘_3°r“' Mrs. Alex. Allleck of Scarltuwn, were

_ ' Mlllfn' at the anniversary. Ifoth Mr. and

S. I. il.--John 5‘n'1.'.n. HMTY "T" Mrs. Affleck are bale and heflfty and

D°“l5“\' indeed were happy that day, sur-

S~ V- G-_'lx C- Hnwatt’ C' Acorn' rounded as they were by their child- 5- V- G-*‘All~ K¢““"dy' I' Giftlrsl' tgp, and _¢bildren’s children. The

' ' l n me ers the amil were

S~ S'_Ch'a5‘ Harper' H' Johnson' l:l‘lis‘li“i;l::g Tghn (llving fat y Mt.

S~’D~ F' Bethune' N' Mcxein' Stewart, James at Darlington, Alfred

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R. L.

R. I..

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`-` ties rcqliirlng paper for lmreailx ("hoplnin W Whitlock W D Waye . "" H -0 gown' DSW' visiting at 5,. _ | -' . . . . ~

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__ the old home at present but whose

home is in lloston, Robert in Char-

D lottetown, Mrs. W. Melicnzie of St. | Andrews, Mrs. F. Jardine lfead of

4 Hillsborough and Miss Elizabeth late

-* of Boston but who is also visiting

I-I--U ‘205§.__Q<3vi_lp;t_on.,I<v- 3334- thc old lnnhc. still another daughter 'PU lll'lN'l`- SUMMER C0TT,‘\Gl`l "Tl At the Exhibition ground yester- Janet, is in Massachussets, and that F°rt““"' Bridge' Good “smug” Fur' day morning at half-past iline Colo- completes the family of nine who

nislled if required. Apply Gordon Dlngwell, Bracklcy Beach..

_ ~ 312:;-5-2-dilcl.

‘ro l`l`l~:”_so1.`n Ai' Auovio-171 oN murket square Tuesday. June ~,7f-ll. at 12 0'clock, one black driving mnre, ‘5 years old.-B. Carter & oh. Auctioneers 3347-7-4M‘2\ __..__ LOST. A ‘WEEK AGO, A_ LOLD

broacll with turquoise setting, on Euston or Hillsboro street. Finder leave Mrs. D. L. Hoopcr's.

' v *_ 3270-G-30MIli.

`lUl`i=iir1l:s wi`l§iI`Bn coNvl-:van nv

ncl sum Hughes, lunlsicr of Militia. were able "to use un end' C1111 their inspected the Light I-lorss, putting father blessed," These, in many cas- them through troop drill under half es blessed with large families, gather company commanders. The Army gathered around the hearth and truly Medical Corps were also inspected. made their aged father and mother's The limi.-action completed, Colonel hearts glad in the re-union. Among Hughes addressed the men briefly. He the many incidents recalled in the expressed satisfaction at the excel- early life of the old man was ' the lent manner in which they had ac- occasion when, as the young men of quitted themselves, and compliment- Bcdequewcre drilling for the Feeninn ed thc squadron on its Bplwfllfl HD-_ Raid, James Affleck accidently shot pearancc. He said it was a credit young Dobson (afterwards Dr. Dob- ro the province- Colonel Hughes souiin the knee-an cccmcnt which, also n.nd|~ very favorable remarks in though it did not prove very serious,

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fe “-q.;;g;;- .i:.ff.f‘;.r..;‘;°.:‘::_‘.‘;‘:;‘;:;,_€““..“c:. ;i.“‘i.::.:s.‘;: .:.°".;‘;;..§z

for $l..i0 sac re urn Davies Hotel 209-J.

toria Park the 82nd Regiment was (;oood'o,_._..|,_ inspected They went through ex-

intervals he represented llirming-lmm in Parliament. In 1906 a stroke of paralysis came when he was in the midst of o strenous calilpnigp for protoztivc tariff with preference for British colonies. He resigned his seat in 1913. Besides the tariff pro- paganda, Chamberlain wus the bit- ter opponent of Home liule and wus one of the founders of the Liberal l'llionist party. Hs was also the rr..in.ister whose policy in South .\f- rica involved Britain in the Boer War but resulted in an "All lied’ South Africa. Chamberlain was T8 _vears old. and had been in public life since he was 32 years --ld as Birmingham councillor and Mayor and then as a parlinu :ur.lrlin. llis wife was nn American, il _'flies Endi-

cott.

EHEM WEUJUME TU

PHEMIEH BUHIJIN

HALTFAX, July 1.- Tile town of

Truro certainly did itself credit last night in extending a welcome to Sir Rollelt Borden, prenzier of Caliildu. as he i-nslzed through the Ocean Lim- ited. lit'-ng before the expected ar- rival of the train crewds began to gather ut the I. C. R. station. Not.- witlisizindlng other attractions in town there were probably two thou- sand peoplc. On aligllting from the trnin the Right Hon. Sir Robert Bor- den and Lady Borden were escorted to a cnrliage where Llidy Borden was prrl-‘exited with u beautiful bou- quet of rco roses.

After :L short introductory speech

from ox-Mayor Stuart, Hir Robert addressed the immense crowd in very happy nllllillcr, alter which the train pulled out amid a scene of great en- thusissm.

The Prime Minister was felictous

in his remarks in response to the greetings from the town. He spoke of the delight it was for him to' be in Nova Scotia, his native province, dear to his heart. The Truro band played a good program.

:fir Robert nrrivcri in Halifax at

l`l.3l' and be and Lady Borden w_ere tnkcn by F. B. _\IcCurdy, M.l’., by niltolnobile to Birchdale where they will remain during their stay in I-inli fax.

TRAIN I-IITS (IARRIAGIC,

TWO KII.L`ED.

WARREN, Ohio., June 29.- Two

_persons uorc instantly killed and one fninily injured when a fust trllin on the Eric rililrolld struck u buggy lu which the three victims were rid- ing; near here early today. The delld are 'I`hoiuar- Winchell, twenty-sevcll, Green, Ohio, and Glenn Davies of Warren. Mrs. Thomas Winchcll was mortaliy hurt.

PR]Nf_'l~T ALEXANDER

HERE IN O(`,‘-'l'0Bl<il"¢.

l.()Nl)\’J.‘l, July 2.-Prince Alexun-

der of Tuck will leave for Canada early ill October. It is expected he

will pose the rl-.tiring governor on the St. Lawrence River.

,the Dldneei in Great lrltnlll Of Ulf | Hughes, Minister of Militia 'was the

- ‘ iff reform andthe chief sdvowlto ,oi recipient recently through inc nuiuuf

_ lmD°l`i&li9f11- In 33 Years Wltll lfflef ' n. harmless envelope whicll, however,

contained s dire warning. In tile envelope was a black baud carefully cut to the shape and color with

____ ink. In the palm of the hand traced

round in red, were thc words "Be-

.1-he second session of the Baptist ware.” _The Minister of Militia ap- .-lssociatinn of Prince Edward Island l’e‘"`°d mme perturbed at the mes' convened in the Baptist Church at sage of doom. "I have been shot at 1030 yesterday- m0ming_ '|-he devU_ too many tunes to be scared at H.ll,_ ,tional Services of the Association are said he and he dismissed lt from ills lunder the leadership of Mr. C. L. 'und' . . I,»ee“e,,_ The ,,et,,_ing M0d,,ram,__ The letter contains upon it un Ot- -He,,_ “_ 0_ MDme_ presided Over the tawn postmnrk and the black blind Opening huginess session The You has been trnced from n very small

call of the churches showed a large €,:lTm}I‘ SL: Sxfmn “B to appear like 'number of delegates present and ,_,fl,...,.')_,,“,,.‘_`_°,m_fm'_ _ _ many more to come. The following tho iorgo cont,-1f,oti.m of their best ,committees and chairmen were ap- strength to churches outsidc the lpointed: Committee on Arrangements, ,,r,,Vinoo_ A synopsis of the “-0,-k of Rev- Z- L- Falill. Cl1lil`lUfl~0l30“"f\- the churches will be given at fl later Committee on Resolutions, Iiev. I., sesgiom ' E. Ackland, .\`ummerside. Nominet- Tho report on llcnoininotioooi L,it_ ini! C0"\mltl'3@. ll@V- J- (`- SDUIT. crature by Rev. J. (‘. Spurr was au <`av9n<lish- Tho vleotion of oflioeré enrncst cud furccful pics for the cui- for the present year was thcn held givotion of n lurge interest in the “ml resulted |19 f0ll0Wf\3 M0¢l€T8l0l`» ilcnominatiollul work and a most in- lleVg All-hllf NUFH. Tl`Y0f\1 Clerk. Rev tolligcnt grasp of the principles for _.(3 S- M°l'9m'll» Nortll RlV"l"i AS5l9l5` which the deliominatloll stands. HU fmt (-`lel`l¢. -llf`- R- ll- Randi -ll-‘5UCla‘ recorllliicndcd tile study of the his- tional Treasurer Deacon. A. W- tory of \|n.itime nnpusts,cnpccin11y }Stol'ns, Charlottetown. Tile privi- fm- young p90p|o_ This yo]-,org was logos of tho Association were GX- only supported by thc rl-.lnni-lic of tended to Rev. J. 1'. Harding, of He,-o_ Z, 1,_F\a_.,h and i¢_ ii_ M.,i~5o_ |P8l0\'-mdil. lllflla. RW- I- W- POFWF. A very thoughtful paper on Sys- QHOUI9 lVllSBl0H SPCl`¢tBI'Y. Bild RW- tematic llencficence wus road by Rev.

TGIIIPUHDCS All mme- and the methods of giving were his

Alter the business session, the As- ¢|,omo_ He show(-d that giving is

soeiation listened to the reading of inc univcrsnl law of thc higher life, ,the report on Sunday School work F, law whioi, is porfootly mifiiloo by written by Deacoll- l~`. S. liohinson, of God Hi,,,5o1g_ no doo,-god the mo. Jlolltssvo- This report was an able lhuas of giving, which hc chnrnctcr. review of the work of Sunday School ,Zed on omotionul, random ard spas-

lin the province, its problems, its op- niodic, and insisted on intelligent lJ0l`tllIlil-U35 and 119005- Slime Ol f-l10 giving with a view to needs and to points olllrhosizod were tho Hood for oncxcncy. 'rnc iucul .ucnliue of gly- the more hearty support of the Sun- ing is that which is based on the day Schools by the entire Church, In-inoiplo of titliing, the use of the /the value of thc Teachers’ Training duplex env,,]0pe_ and the evo,-y.mcm_ _,(`lass under the pastor's care, and bor oonvosg_ ‘lille organized Bible (.‘-lass. The ac- Rem |g_ 1), Morne read the obi- 'tiflll Of Acllfllll Cflllefle lfl Secllflng tunry report--a beautiful :lnll touch- the services of llev. I. S. Nowlan as im; tribute to the memory of the instructor in Sunday School work workers \\ ho had passed to their re- wos strongly commended". """" """”".Tg,r.1 during the year, ' An interesting and helpful several on behalf uf thc Association, the

discussion followed and was partici- _\[0dem¢m- woicomed to the province pated in bv Revs- Z- 1-- Fssh. J- U- 'und to the work the following new Spurr, L. E. Ackland, J. (‘. Hardy, ,mgf_o;-5; W, E, Pipes, L. li. Fcellcr, W. P. Mn\’ie, R. 1.. Hubbly, Deacons u_ ;,_ hood, J, r‘, .~‘purr, F. .\. Huh- Wm. McLeod, Layton, Met'-abc, Wm. icy, L. E. .\ckl:mll and C. Peterson. Scott, Robert Jenkins and others. At night ri forceful address OU The thanks of the Association were "Western Missions" wus mario by extended to the writer of the report, Roc-_ w_ MoVie, while Rev. G. ll. Cut-

Ou motion of lic-V. ('. S. McLearn, tem D_ D-__ principal of Acadia Col*

seconded by Rev. J. (’, Spurr, the logs, dealt in nn excellent address Assooie-tion f>n<l<>rs0<l 'dw notion of with the ull-impo.-cuun num.-cn or the (‘]ydo River Church in granting --Ed,|ontion_” 'l`l:cse addresses will ll. liccnsc to preach to Bro. ll/ini. pl morc fully r0p0ftf‘d in H Blll-lee' Scott- qucnt issue. ________

'l'1-is .il-“rl-:nNorl. . ssl \‘. save iw the very Cream 0! the NWS'

N QE 0 prlper-reading public in thls llafli Ol

At thc afternoon session the Assn- C~'m‘“l*l- Tl""" tm’ "“"’pl° who epali

ciation listened to the reading hy l0l` 5 l“’l'e’ in .ndllanm "rc D Op Clerk, of the letters from the sever- “'°ll “',°'u‘ rcachmz ls reiiofénizsd Z; 1 clurchcs All th fi la -‘=dv°'l'P""" °""Y‘"“°“" “ “ ‘

rl l . . e e s are pro- - . ,. :lt 'I the contest Just closed, vided with pastors at present and " rem ",. . me to any not on.

there was much in the reports of the The,Uu."r“mn _‘H ,“ ~ - 1- work done that sbowcd earnestncss, ly ms ll’ nm l"rl"’°SL gwscrgfltlglltlié

. . ll. l l. ri u ll 1

progress und true success, .»\ddl- igmlile JD Ui; 13,0 most dcsirahye peo-

tions to the membership, both by D1, hm, ,hc most .mh,,,\,]e to _,d_ baptism and by letter, were reported ve;'ti,,,,,.,, that it is possible to get,

from nlnny chllrches, and some have ` `

made substantial gains in spite of THE GRAND PRIZE WINNER

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._.a_._.......... -_ -- - - d i 'd e t being after-

Losr, snrwsnx con:\'w.\i.l. °“ °‘ °' " ‘"°v"“ “

Factory and Finder

Sherrsn,

arlottetown, purse

rn -

retu to Jas

- WANTED,

Highest

wages to H100. UPG!! shop. Apply C0-. 312. Tribune Bldg.,

HOUSE

mer

AND LOT IN

ill sell

on Douglas St.. bale

at 12 o'cloek. This be sold at a bargain.

Beni. Carter & Co.

_ 8280-7-1m3i.

IS THE BEST device marketed.

open in Your

We w 01\_ ' ~' ‘ t t - 11 .”.';::;:.':, :,°'.:’.t':.::~.-a';.:2:.:.f2 1-1-

you "I1 'W' 'i°onoi~:'ro,» July 4.- lucélzlmc:

°°° 3‘“"_,_l",l,7;:_"_|_Knderate winds, fine and a little

t . wards druwn up in quarter column, then opined out illto column and marched past for. review. After these movements had been performed, Colon»l Hughes addressed Colonel

RESULTS

they had gone through the drill in admirable style. Lord Brooke also made some remarks, highly compli- '

hi L dined ni the camp. In ad- diligiln lo the military men there 'were present: the Premier, Hon. J. - ' " ’ * ‘

Ilon. Char1es'Dalton and Mr. Frank R Hearts In the afternoon the

on t e

. ' The Guardian’s Big Prize Contest

“IE "EAT" closed Thursday evening at 9 o'clock,

' TEE TEMPERATURE in a blaze of interest and enthusiasm

f “"0"” E-rc. At the hour mentioned the ballots

were turned over to the lndgea, who

once began/to count the votes. It

"Ibm task," too, and they did finish until after eleven o'eloek.

appears

._._..

(Special to The Guardiani

Allan and the other officers, com- ,X _ plimentini: Colonel Allan on the fine ; -3' and imposing physique of the men _ _ under his command. He said that "*

3301-1-Mal »"‘"“°"' s Bowmmi _ ‘PRE WEATHER- Yesterday was

, sir and warm; at night it was beau- will bo timl_ly,cim, with lovely moonlight.

-The tide will be high tonight at b.21,,tom°ol~row' at 9.33 and Monday at"‘\0.flf' it rises tomorrow morning at . on ay at 8. an ues- 1:6 hm a si <1 'li

da a 9. . ' , ` - ' 1 'llhe sun opts this evening. tomor- row ami Moiicny at 1.st;“-us rises te- morrownlornlug It 4.15 ‘Mohdayiat 4.1¢--me num uc ».1~,l.~ ~ '-

The moon files this aiaemoon at 5.8¢ and toa°A>rrew.»str\ .- .

Til __ Hi Hier' off-lllfllev

w|i:h°onn1‘hse`iliy,~~~'Junl” |085, p. .

rooms for

subscriptions.

many lass votes

winner

and all day wires

htalvs been llialdzli

e winners o ocered by The

those wholdfid their best

night

and all

iii; i‘."“.f;‘.’iY...§’.‘.‘i*.1?.fi-‘§”..§’.“‘b£.‘l§1‘1..“I`.§ff lllguntlc Prize Ccllflftlf E

A. Mathicson Mr. Justice I-lasnard,

| .

The winner of the Grand Prize in

, the grunt contest was Mr. li. Wed-

' lock il well known and popular busi-

s ' ii He started in the contest

ne s mu _ f _~ from llc beginning nnd he, with several of his friends, put forth the glen vflort which is responsible ‘.~;_\r his simrss. Last evening when it was known who Wim the $=~ll0 the

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xlgricllltllrist people who were wait- irli' outside The Gulirdilln office to see the result of the contest, asked

' for a few words from this popular

lids' in u Blaze of Glory; Millions of Votes Cust ~\“f“<‘»f»~- he rf-hvl ¢°,,l'»\»1~°r,;v-

on his bearers that was ls

les onslblc for his

‘ of Contest; Candidates More Thun Pleased §‘,‘;;“,;1.‘;,;;2.‘;.;i,°$......i°..'..,.........gh

Many Hundreds of New Readers Secured. iff’Y""’t.‘iL‘.$..§"§.,*"€Z.li“1$i.‘.?‘G‘;‘;£€.‘i;

many persons already receiving the paper who todk occasion to help a- ionga friend by paying their sub- scription in advance.

HONORS WERE WELL WON.

Dor»'t think for a moment that

these splendid results were attained without work, hard work and plentv of it. , ‘They were not. The prize win- ners labored early and late. Other contestants worked just us hard. They all deserved well, and The Uual'diun's only regret in connection with the whole affair is that all could not have-won big prizes. But that was clearly impossible. How- ever, provision wus made that other prices should go to those who some near the goal and yet ,failed 0| lt- Grafonolas, diamond rings, gold watches and many smaller prizes re- ward contestants who gave their time ond hui-d work to the cuuse and yet not land one of the major prim.

Nor does the benefit and there. Eva-v candidate, whether s winner or not, is better able to iight the battle of oxidlpee today* than when he or i-he eifilhd- alien-the contest two months Sgo, or whenever they -went into ie.

‘ 'rl-is wimmns-mink. Piioun.

are and they

e a so _ _

- ian for the fnir und impartial treat-

- ment he received during the contest,

and snys he hopes at some time to in any way repay them for their in- t:rest in him for the past few weeks.

have reason to be. Prizes like these are not picked up every day. Even if they hm! done nothing else for the past eight weeks. they would be well paid fc-i their labor.

Andthe losers do not need to feel

discouraged. Most of them did the best they could. It was inevitable that some should lose. lust as some would win. It is always so in the bb"-I8 01 life. whatever your occupa- tion. Game losers dre as much ad- nrfred as are the winners, and those who took part in The Guardian con- test and fniled to land a big prize are that kind.

THE WINNER IN DISTRICT N0. l.

Miss May C. Murphy. of Summer-

slde was the winner of first prize in District, No. 1. She entered the ircat contest at the request of many friends Miss Murphy is to be com- plimented upon her results. She wishce to thank her many friends for their l\.l=l1istauce and interest in the contest. Phe also thanks The Guar- dian il r the fair and importial way in whlvh they conducted the contest.

AS VIEWED BY 'PHE GUARDIAN oliAro.\'ol..\ cons 'ro nisrnicr

NO. 2.

The Guardian did not spend thous-

ands of dollars in conducting a prize contest for the sake of the fun there was in lt, you may he sure. It meant a tremendous lot of hard work. lt meant no little risk. It meant eer- tuiu dlsnppointmint to some of our friends. which was felt just as keen-

ly by us as by them.

It was a business proposition

with The Guardian. Already far in the front ln journalism iii this sec- tion. fr was determined to achieve the best position in the matter of circulation, and the c ntest was started n». the means todgbst end and it succeeded. It east monev

Mrs. John Hackett of Tignish is

the winner of the Grafonola. She has teen n vi-ry hard worker in l!~c c.»|ii.¢:st und would have done a gre.-it den! r-l-mer had she not starts-l ii¢I.t nl the beginning. ‘\lr.a. mick- ert difi not make the start until she was used time and again bv her i’.ic:\'l~i to take an active part in the great in-iipnisn, and both rue and hor flu-bds deserve great credit for llxrir success.

"mn 1.-IJ/lsnini4_'i~i-l'.4Nr:s 'run 'ri-is Puanio.

rinbahlyliothlng could be so

to |et these new subserlpf , But it

...firm-‘l .',..i.- use-I

“V 0- Wil°o"- Wi”-ld Secretory of the w. r~. Alcvic. The motives of giving-

NEW Elllll LMI]-}

Bllwllll IIAPESE

xmas .

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(Special to The Guardian.) ` CAPI-I TRAVERBE, July 8.-The

new cable was laidi here today and lalnded on the bank in great style. Capt. Dixon then proceeded to Tor- mentine paying out the immense bigl cable, taking in all about three hours from shore to shore.

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WANT P}l()ilIB1'l‘ION

DOMINION ISSUE.

MONTREAL, July 2.- The Na-

tional Grnnd Lodge of the Order of Good 'l'em-plnrs has passed a resolu- tion in favor of the granting of tile franchise to women, “believing that the eufroiichiselnent of women would greatly aid the cause of prohibition/ Tile Nutinnal Grand Lodge also ell- dorsed ll plan to form a prohibition party ill every constituency, and au- thorized John H. Roberts, Montreal, National electoral superintendent, to take ertion to organize the voting strength oi prohillitionists through- out the Dominion.

iiev. .l. A. Smith, of llcrwick, N.

National Chief Templar, claimed that n soloonlcss Canada and United States would be an accomplished fact by the year 1020. Rev. J. A. Smith. wus re-elected National Chief Temp- lar! -7. V. Jackson, Moncton, N. B., National Secretary, and I’. W. Rob- ertson, Edmonton, Natioual Treas- urer.

1l‘_\\'iil-_ fo Tile Guardian as 'il are the lulrty appreciation given by the plmlli- il- liiakiug this grunt ander- t:=.3-lnu ll. success. The "`.i:lrr'lun v'i;>llL:1 to thank its renders nnl rrn- oilliltvri for making‘ollr great con- test il success. in the future, as ll. the post. The Guardian will do its l'-est to make ll more uewsy und bet- ter puller.

NON-PRIZE WINNERS.

Candidates who were not success-

iul in winning il prize will receive n _commission of five per cent. on the nm-ounf. of cash business turned in by them. (‘lieques for these an.-oilnts will be ff-rwarded in ii few days, as soon ns thc clerical work can be at- tended tr..

Owins in the very good success of

Lhr Lollfesi 'l`he Guardian is giving :ln cxtlf. prize of ii llilllnond Ring a- wlly us the votes were so close a- mong two candidates.

AWARD OF PRIZES BY JUDGES.

We, the undersigned Judges in the

Gllurilinn Prize Contest, lifter care- ful :ludlt of the votes and the 'aub- srriptions, ill__n_ceor‘ilanc_e__with the ((‘-<-iltinued on page eleven)

Minard'| Linlment Cures Colds, etc.

C0lllfl0 BYEBTS

IIHUUUCEIEIITS.

IEETIIIGS ETB.

One cent per word each insertion' in

this column. Bash mllst accompany order. Minimum charge twenty-live cents.

“Reserve Saturday, July 11,1914,

for (.`l‘,'de River Ice~cream festival.

3296-7-lME1ipu.

°*l)r. Ayers’ dental office will be

rinsed on Monday ( all day) during July and August. 3320-7-3l\l6i.

“Parents are relninded to send the

usual busketato the St. James S. B. I-'icnic on Wednesday. 3337.

'*VISl'I`ORS’ tables nt the St.

.Tamer Picnic at Westville on Wed- nesday. 3338.

"The Florida Hotel will open on

July Sith for the season. W. Brown, proprietor, Pownal. 3344-7--1M2ipd.

"Yes, the weather on Doiuinion

Day was o great disappointment,- hut cheer up, you cn-n nttend St. l'aul's Picnic today at Westville!

3350.

“Everybody is going to St. Puul's Picnic at Westville today. See flint you are there. Steamer loaves at 9.30 n. ni. and 3 p. ln. 3350.

“This store will be closed every

evcnim; at seven o‘clock, except Blit- urdnys, during July and August. .lnmes St.f,‘. Moore, Eldon.

3351-7-4Mli.

"Cui-veil Bros. received another

chi-loud of Sussex ginger ale and tempcrufe drinks. This is the se- cond csrloall received this summer, which speaks well for the quality of Sussex drinks. 3321-7-3M5i.

"TIIE MOTOR BOAT “York” will

rur. 'ron~ York Point to Plant Line wharf. Charlottetown, to-morrow (Sunday), leaving York Point at 10.80, 2.00 and 7.30 and Charlotte- town n* 11.00 a. m., 2.30 and 8.00 p. rr.'. 3338:

“Cornwall S. B. intend holding

their annual picnic on Wednesday, July Sth. If day should prove un- favorable plcnlc will he held the first fine dny following. Special table for visitors. 3348-7-iM!li.

“York Point Hotel will bs opened for the summer, after the S7 of June. 'lbs motor boat (York) will run to Charlottetown, for the ne- comodatioo of any parties wishing to spend a while at the Hotel. Please communicate by telephone. D. W. White, Proprietor. 8118-l»i4l6wkl.

A WEALTH OF in the