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LONDON, June Z-(Specialii-Vin_ tent, the year-and-a~halI'o-ld son ot" M. Fumulara was seriously injured
while playing in front of his f‘athcr’s
laundry, being run over by af 5‘ti-get
car.
When the father saw his child lying
on the tracks, cut. a-nd* bleeding, he went temporairily -insane and made it desperate attenirpt to attack the motormnn, threatening to k-ill him, Getting a heavy club he tried to
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IIIW AIIINISIIII
IN- AIISIHAIIA
Premier Deacon Has Formed a New Cabinet With the Names Given Below-
MELBOURNE, June 2-(Special)-N
Premier Fisher having resigned ofilca because of his defeat in Parliament, Hon. Alfred Deacon has formed- 9, new Cabinet as i`ol,ows:
-Premier, Alfred Deakin.
Minister of Defence, Joseph Cook.
Treasurer, Sir J. F-crest.
Attorney General, 'Mr. _Glyn'n. Postmaster General, Sir John
Quick.
Minister of Trade and Customs,
Sir R. W. Best. --
Minister of Home Affairs, Mr, Ful.
ler.
Minister oi' External Affairs, M`r.
Groom.
WITH TH~E M'ILITIA.
There isa general cutting down of
the Militia throughout Canada this year and .Prince Edward Island will suffer connidieral-.ly in cons-equcnce.
As regards the Ca-valry the P. E. I.
Light Horse equipment will consist of one Ma-jor, one Captain, three I.icu‘tenants', and sixteen subsiil-iry officers. These with fifty one privates will complete the core. The couipnziy will carry sixty-five horsru.
In the Infantry, 'the Eighty Serminrl
Regiment is authorized to carry one Lieutenant Colonel, and twenty--three other officers, fifty-five Non Coins., und one hundred and eighty privntes. Fifty three horses- will be carried. The tovtal num-'ber of men outside of tho officers will be two hunclrcd and fourteen being about one hundred less than last year.
The Army Medical f"<.“e is untitled
to one Major, two ot-he-r oiilcers, und one Quarter Master. This core will huvo eleven Non Coms., ond thirty L -____ _ __ ___ _ _.L_ _-_,_._.....
were so badly wrecked by the force of the emergency bra/kes that they
p occeed
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has been' signed, sealed a-ml' delivai-cal. Represents/tives of both parties to the agreement were in conference in this city today\ adjusting the legal details of the agreement but counsel mid this was being accomplished without friction a-od' that for all practical purposes the agreement is now lu edect.
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THROUGH EXPPIESSES FROM MONTREAL TO HALIFAX PY THE I. C. R.
HALIFAX, J unc- 2-That the* Intercol onial will run two through expresses from Montreal, to Halifax all yiar around commencing end- of present
by Board 1)/lanagement.
privates hiorses will be carried.
As the local artillery train ut local
lieadqu-ar`ters it is not yet l-.imwn what reduction if any, will be miide in this branch.
,.._._._._..,.._.__. .-\sk for Iilin:u¢l’s :intl take no other.
ALL CONDITIONS WILL
BE AS PUBLISHED
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MISS CHIARLUTTE PIOKARI),
West Royalty.
one of tho candidates from "Cl1nr~ loitetown and Royalty" district, -in Tho Gu-:i`rd-iitn's Big Free Trip contesi1| that just closed. Miss Pickard was successful in se-curl-ng third Pl`lV»¢'”“ scholarship in the Union Commercial College,
The Guardian sincerely thanks ulli Iilir Free Trip contestants and their, workers for `the reasonable amd Ulf-l' ent. manner ui which they took Part in the contest. Their always agree- nhu course made it n- pleasiwable' de-I Ilkht for the Tour Editor and M9, staff to conduct such a stul>°Y\“"‘"". undertakin,;. - I The Guardian will have much DICK" sure ln fulfilling all of ite obliK°'I-`l°“°` With regwrd to the on-tire list of tw- ’~’“¢y-ilve prius ln connection with itsI BAR Free Trip Contest in-st closed- lu Nlllonse to an enquiry all of the
conditions will be carricd out as from_ time to time published. In fairness to all concerned no changes CMI he made, for a-ny vairiation Iofr [mn candidate would' war- rnnt something similar for all others, and thus, were The Guardian to d'o -,o, it would bren-k faith with all of the 114 contestants, including those who retired .and those who did not-, and with t.-he tens of thousands who worked a.-nd voted as per published conditions.
Miss Linda Smith, Pownal., wishes
to thank her many friends for their generous support in the recont"Gua/r- dian-" contest.
Miss Mnimie McDonald, Georgetown, thanks her many friends all over ‘the Provincn for giving her so muchi hell) with their votes u-nd otherwise.
The Tour Editor
Dear Sir:---Permit me through the
columns of your valuable paper to extend my sincere thanks to mY man! friends for their generous support in electing me fcr the Free Trilli and also to yourself and The Guardian staii for the fnir and courteous man- ner in which the contest was con- ducted.
Again thanklng you I remain.
Yours sincerely,
JENNIE E. WALSH.
Summersidc, June lst, 1909.
THANKS
To my friend-s and everyone wh0 80
kindly interzuted themselves in my hahah in the “nii.- Free Trip" een- test I am exceedingly grateful. Many even unsolicited sent in their sub- scriptions to help me win. The kiind feolini, shown me from everl' Wh°"° I appreciate very much. I have nev- er realized until no\v that I had ro “any real first-clam friends. Again thanking you very sincerely for your
I remain
kindness, .
Yours respectfully,
JANIE RAMSAY.
P0rL_HiIl, June 1, 1909.
--~---~- 1- - _I The race- will likel bc arrnn"ca‘Ior
Algiildtorhe rmioved more the mm w|I|M|S| II|H| 8| Pima HIII ANII HAIIHIAAAN
annual sermon of the N. B. and P. ld I Branch of the W F M B of
Hum in Hiicun
opened in the Methodist Church, Summerside yesterday morning. The
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'*‘_ :attendance this ye-ar is considered
NEW YORK, June 1-The ngrep. very large the-re being 91 aiilcers- and ments between' the railroads control- lIfI~€ZHt95' Dl`@=S9“I5~ lcd by E. H. Harriman and @1133., The morning session opened at controlled by James J. Hi-ll for jogifg 11.30 with devotional services led by use of the tracks lead-ing into Shanti: lfev. H. Johnson and followed by an
address of welcome to the- delegates. 'lhe- remainder of the morning sus- :.Ion was token up with reports of the District Organizers, with a short nd-dress by the President.
The afternoon session opened at 2
p. m. with devotional exercise- led. Ly Miss W. A. Thomson of Tryon. The report of the District Organizers were continued. Readings were tele- graphcd to the N. S. B‘ra'och now in ression at Am-herst. The reports of the Gen-eral Executive were the-n given. The corresponding Secretary- Mrs W. B. Coultlrard' re ports as fol1o\vs-mefnibcrsliip 2030, life member 212, mem-hers of circles and bands 2567. associate
month has practically been t‘e~.-_,Q11 helpers 125, total membership 5172.
The Treasurer-Mrs. Williams report showed amount raised by circles and minds to be $2981.83, 'by auxiliaries $7904.34. Total $10984.57, an increase cf $2786.56. A discussion- than follow- ed on "what available- literature is most helpful in our work."
The evening session was taken up
with the annual address of the Presi- dent, Mrs. Chlpman of St. Stephen, N. B., and with some excellent selec- tions by the choir.
Following is 'the program for to-
day:-9 n. m.-Prayer and Bible rcaid- -iug, subject, "-The value of the Ideal" by Mrs. Gronlund; 9.30-Con- ftrence, of methods, led by the Secre- tary for circles and bands subjects, "Prayer and bible stu-dy," “Circulat- ing libraries," “prograrns'," 10.30-- Palm Branch, the Editor; 10.45-ad- dress by Miss Tweedie, 11 a, m,- Confrreuce of circle and band work. ers; 11.30-District Organizers confor- ence. 'Afternoon session. 2 p. m.-Prayer. "How shall a, preside-nt plan the year's work" by Mrs. D. C. Turner. Discussion, elections, questions. I p. rn.-Con secralt-ion service.
Evening session. 0 p. m.-Expnr.
fences in circle and band work. Ad- dress by liQss Tweedie of Japan nnd offering. _
NEWS OF PRESS CONFERENCE.
LONDON, June 2--The S-tan-dard,
Express, Telegraph and other paper-9 publish leaders referring to the Im- perial importance of the Press Con-
upon the desirability of cheaper cable communIlca'tio_n._ _ _ ,.,...n»-
The Telegraph saysby a . ' r-
ison with the state _of - tween European countries, the cur- tain of darkness bangs between the Mother Country and her colonies. Cable messages- even from Canada, which is at -great advanteige over Indian, Africa and Auatralim, are so short and lntamittent th t they are often a positive source ofxrror.
Of the official. program of Press
Conference, the Chronicle remarks; "The .most Militant and- asrboni~sh'ifng series of events ever planned lu hon. or of distinguished visitors to those shores, means that for the first time in the history of joirrnalir-Inf, the nation recognizes the power iamdln. fluence of t.-he Press."
l CHICAGO MARKETS.
-CHICAGO. June 2-(Special)-
July Wheat 1l0} July Corn 68; Sept. Wheat ......1ii0| Sept. Corn 72| Sent. Pork _..._ . ..._-.'._..i;1s.ez
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ference, each laying _especial stress"
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_ w1.v&1PicG, June e_(.sp¢ciai,i_--1 . '"--“**~-“
force his way into the car. but was Ill Twenty MIIB R306 al Tor- believe from present prosmfpee a' 'tha 'Wag Drowned Whllg Log nunr.1.\', .uint 2-(s;¢¢un,._-rn.. ,restrained by bystanders who took I E _ west is sure to reap a bumper crop I I the cud-gel away. ' onto 5 and- An ar _y this year," said Lieutenant Govt;-nor
He then made an effort to find a Bulyea, who has just arrived from
revolver, declaring he would' shoot Meet Expected' Edm0l1t0'll» d'=‘Il2hl0<l' with what he
the motorman, but was iorced into had Seen °f me °0“ll'~'l`_Y~
the laundry and held until u physlc- f Everywhere. Mr- Blllyea says, the ian arrived. . fields are wavin-= --r , and th
_ , 'rouoNro, J - e 2- s 1 ---Ar _ ° S °"l‘ °
tT€§ec€t$dvhs mg gig W3: msurumwd fred Shrubb lia;":vircd(frg;iwBI1i‘[-,io S'l‘owth~ is remarkable. - Rm __ H _ _ h st 21 g an e o r e- tl - ' __ - ier annan, oreman I ~ _
knee. e ` ow le stat/Ing that be would run Tom Long- _ Th? ,condnfion of the wmt" ""L“t C 0 "
TI10 Physician says ire has o iight- The race will likely be arrn.uged‘for is most' ”'t'"I“°t0l'Y- »
ing chance for recover
UP
Y- June 12 or not at all. | ~ Lu.-“_
Y H S He was fifty-six yours old and u
‘ the d`ate naimed. W
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sivi this in Bums mm __
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MEDINA, N. Y., June 1-A New
York Centrnl fast freight train was -‘m ' Ne . A 0 kind for many ye-are but was unable _go'ing_through Medina at the rate of OTTAWA, June 1-W. L. McKenzie ar m ‘yi e Result of to swjm_
5 mi es an hour last evening, when King, M. P., will be n.vorn a mem-ber ' _ `
_l;3ngine_c;;' lilannighan saw a three- of the government tomorrow and will Feuds Have Contmu
`ear o ciild sitting between t-he at once assume the duties connected
rails near an ovvelr-head bridge. Flan- with the portfolio of labor. ed Many Years'
_nxghan applied the emergency brakes
“WI l'l"0UE.ht the train- to a standstill
10 fret from the child. Three cars `
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AMOY, June 2-(Special)-Figliting
among the clans- in I-ieumwah dis- tfifit. 65 mile!! n-ofrth oti this continues and tb-ere is promise- of further dis- orders.
Lim Clan recently raided a v-il`sig,e
in Chinkiang district, seven miles from Anhaf and took ten prism ers. Reprinals and ‘bloodshed are expect'-..l.
Lim Clan is the strongest ful-tion
in the district) and includes I-"‘.\ vii- lages and- 5,000 men.
Four weaker clans comprising forty
villages and 7,000 men have hinted to resist aggression.
The trouble among the clans -'wgan
three years algo begause of tue hbduiz- tion of .a- 'bride an has continued ir- termittently,ever since.
The troops succeeded in restoring
order last summer but the immova- ment in the sltua/tion was only tem- porary.
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BITS IIIW IIEIIIIIIII
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NEW YORK, June.-Patrolman Leonard funnier, son oi' Arthur (.`»roz»' ici! of West Devon, P. 1-). I.. of the Richmond H-ill precinct, 'who eleven years ago.-was the world'.; ch:rn'|\ir.\n long distance bicycle rider, when he was lcnown as Frank Albert, stopped ii. runaway horse_at Lcffurts and. At- lnntic avenues, Richmond Hill, 'yes- terday afternoon, after achaaa of some distance on a bicycle ho hap- pened to sua standing at an curb. Crozier, who was in his citizcn's clothes, left the station house about 3 o’clock to go home. _As he was walking along Jamaica avenue and was nearing Lctl1.frts_avenue he saw a horse with an empty buggy atteich- ed tearing along Lefferts avenue on the north side of the railroad tracks. 'I‘h‘e runaway was about to crosir the railroad tracks when the ex-cha'm- Mon saw it coming.
Ai bicycle was standing no the curb
in front ‘of Bacon’s drug store, the owner -being inside. Crozier, seeing no time must be lost, jumped on the bicycle without asking the owncr's permission and mario oil after thc runa-way. The owner of the wheel rnn out of the drug store, shouting "Stop thief!" at thc top of b-is voice but every one w-us so intent on wa/tching the runawwy horse that no atttention was paid to him. Crozier soon caught wp with the
horse and rode beside it, Watching for an opportunity to grasp the bri- dle. As they neared Atlnmhic avenue the .policeman saw that ‘thu railroad crossing gates were just being let rl-own. A train was coming and no time could be lost. Stretching out his hand, Crozier gripped the bridle cfm) held on with all his strength. Ile was pulled from the whccl'by,i:he Iiorsel and dragged for thirty or lor- ty leeti,_-and stopped the animal with- ln twenty fe€_C.' of-tha gates. The pat- rolln-a'n's clothes- were torn- and he wat slightly bruised.
TIN owner of the horse and buggy sooo mnde his appearance, than cd- the policenu-n and drove away. He refused to give his name, amy-ing merely' that he was on his way to East New York, having tome from Jamaica. Leonard Crozier, or Frank Albert,
as he was known in the sporting world twelve and fifteen years ago, won the world's long distance chun- pionshtps in New York, Paris, Berlin and Rome. He also took part in sev- eral of the six-day bicycle races in lwaxllson Square Garden. He has beg: on the New York police forco about eight years.
Minsrdk Lfnirrent need by Physicians.
_Q-#lar-ntiilt FAIR AED WARM.
TORONTO. June ,3-(F4pecial;- Mcrlerate westerly to |_our.ivrcaf¢.F-HV
winds, (air and warm.
Driving. An Invalid Wife Is Left Prostrated.
wir Paper Cu.. in its iuminiring
orth citizen
lon. Hunnan had followed work of this
His body in no/t yeh recovered.
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SIINIMIHSIIII MAA
WAS AIIHISIIII
MONCTON N B., June 1-Busby
Y.
at Point Du Chene- yesterday after- noon by the police, as he was a‘.-cut to board- the steafmer Empress. This 'morning in court he pleaded- guilty to charge of theft of some' clothes from a young man who boarded in the' same house as he and was sentenced to three months in Dorchester jail.
The police here have learned that
he is a ticket of leave- man from Dor- chester Penitentiary, but Perry says he never was in a court before.
VALUABLE OFFER '
TORONTO, June/ 2-Twenty ini Zion
dollars is the offer received n:»-l oe- clined by the Ontario Gov1"'nruunt fo: the famous Gillies limit iw, (‘o~»
was for the entire limit, containing 64,000 acres, not all mineralized. - .._l_.___
FISH REPORT. `
`(icor};t`to\vn, Lobsters- fair, l~i:»rring
Blooniiit-ld, Herring fair, liolisters
scarce.
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inurd’s Iiluiiutut l_.umbcnusu‘u Friend.
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bait, where silver abounds. I‘he riierI|l0SIliU\1~ 011 the flfflvfil OI U1' T-Win.
most important uct of the Interna- tional Council of the Olympian Games in session hero was the re- lcommcndation of the principle of un lllturnationnl jury to decide events in future Olympians.
sr. srisrr-11~1N, .inns 2-(sn-nfihli Th” °'°“"°" “"0” “"“°' °""“i‘1"‘\':
tion the unfortunntc- controversies- thnt arose _in London and iinnlly de- rid I tl
erutions was drowned on hpcdnic I el mt it was wir" to intrumlcu!
PIIISIIII IIII HI
PHIIIJUIIES IIIIIIIIS
NEW YORK, June I--George ling-
lin, vice-president of the United Cop- per Company, was taken to the Tombs prison today. there to remain by order of Judge Lacombe, of the United States District Court, until the missing books of the company are produced. The books contain the evidence upon which the federal dis- trict-attorney seeks to convict F. Augustus Heinze. A similar punish- ment also ha'n-gs over Sanford Robin- son, a prominent director of the company. whose case will he fnrt-her considered' by Judge Lacombe tomor- I r .
' ' _ ow mornin .
Perr of Summerside, was arrou;ed g 'I
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I AAAII MISSIIIE
IN IIIEIIIIAICIIIII
FREDERICTON, N. B., .Iuue i -.\-ir.
I`odd Brewer of Carleton --\:|niy is nissing and his relatives and i'\ends
ther removed from Woodstock last _'ear to St. lvlurys and the sou Todd 'irew<r, who remained in Woodstock, Laine down la-st evening to g( Lo the
Mr. Brewer was missing an-tl ti omaxt ‘lue found was t.hc finding oi 3 :oat and hat o-'nsome logs' at St. .‘~ia.rys.
Keep )Iin»ud's Liniment in the house. me S“'Pp°sitI°n is that the ‘mm wail' I
,dered into the river and was drown- S
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ui. Thin evening a number are grapp- ling for the body, but up to a late l;o.|r tonight there was no result., Todd Brewer is well known as n con-I
taken some important works.
THE ANNUAL MEETING.
The annual meeting of the Sunday' School Board of Management of the First Methodist Church was held lash night. _
Encoura in reports were received.
Condensed Advertisements
_.(1‘oo_Iiato _i`or___C__lr_i§|s_i\_fication.)_____ I
rwun. sam. on Friday ith, nt one' _ _ o'clock p. m. at my sa~le roon1,I 160 Qu-een St., a. lot of furniture, also nice top buggy and- ice chest. A. Bolsner, Auctioneer._____ 6-3fd2i.|
\l"Pl'tEN'I‘ICE WANTED. boy _a-_ ,_'. bout 16 years. mechanically m- cllned_ Apply at_this»_ofli2_ti_-iidiiipd. I ominous" wnwrmn to aeuver
Q- Guardians in the early morn- ing. Apply at once to Subscription' count-cr. _ 6~3§1_3j~
rro LET," good stable and carriage - house situated- on Queen Street etvicen licnt and Fitzroy Large
Guardian oitiice.~___ ___ 6 3d-Still; *__ _house situated- on Dorchester Bt.
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the house at
TlltIn| till illi, MIM.
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from all departments showing thc school to he in ni splendid condition.
The following officers were then el-
cctcd.
Superintondantt, E. H. Beer, John
F. Wheat.
Treasurer, G. H. Holebrooks. Ussistant Librarians, Pl‘0fBBS0l' Jordan, Mr. Drew. Superintendent Crndlc Roll, 'Miss
P. Row.
A full staff of teachers was also el-
ccted.
Buforo bringing the meeting to ni
IMPORTANT RESOLVE , ,
AN GAMES
to Decide Evente
herto Followed.
un international system of jurwng _rather than Itave this to the sole control ofthe country where the igumes take place.
The Swerlish representative accept-
ed this view.
The Council did not act in criticism
of nnyth ng that had happened in lilnuloind; its opinion was that con- | tests could be conducted wilthi grmlber - good \\' ll if plans under international control.
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MISHANI] WAS
HIII] IUH IIIIAI
For Placing Obstructions on Railway Track. His Son Was Released.
EDM't'NDs’l‘().\', June 2 (Special)--
Iibalie Michaud was committed for trial on the charge of having placed' i.is.ructious on the Temiscouats £a...\'ay track at Baker Brook, The
list witness was Dumau Nadearu, who” toll of threats made by M chaud against the company and that he had hd\ised Nadea-u and his friends not to travel on the Teniiscoutvta- Rail- way until be (Mfchaud) should be se1,“cd with for a horse that was kil- lezl.
I*`f-‘ 1--.'i-.ln-ore of smilar state-
mf- *~ _v .\iicI\:iu-I were ,',.ivon.
'i' r riiii:';c agar- 1 limi Michaud,
who 1.- but fourtu.. yciixa old, was not pi':.<'s.'¢d.
li i ._ .~‘-~.\-_-n that what he dlil was
FOR TEn3['g'01;‘{, are much concerned- about his \\ln-rr- flow" 11111-Y file Cvlnyulsir-n 0! his
_.___ _ ahouts. Mr. Brewers fatheranll mo- father.
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IX-IIIIAMPIII_II_MIIII IIUIJII
NEW YORK, June 1-National cycle
lhampion, Frank L. Kramer, (Stab- .sheu n new \\'orld's record for the ixrh of n mile at the .\'.;.vuik Vclodronie race meet yesterdc-._v. Ile rode the clishance in-sixteen seconds \\l wb is one fifth of n scconfl lnzfer the old in-ark held by Kranici' l:°m~ _ lf
Sflfce- tractor and has in past years under- SE- -
i`l.c event was n one-s’ "li record
trial The distance niea.=u‘i~.i uf-1' fill) of the track and Kramer w ui .-"t. of u field of sixteen. Each man rod: o separate lap. Jackie Clarke, the f.h_-- tiuliau nnd Willia Fenn tied for :ec- ond and third places in 161-1. si c- onds.
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BOY S'l‘liUCK BY CAR
AND INSTANTLY KIi»l»l'ill-
HALIFAX, June 2-James Anderson
aged five, wus crushed to death be- neath the wheels of an eleetrw car on Elm St. last evening. The boy nttemptod to cross the street in front ,,f elm mr w-hicli struck him ond dcnth- followed nu hour later. HC "HN terribly mangled. Motormnn was nr- rested and released on $2,000 NBII-
The tempcraturc wus fortY'nl“¢ ‘I°‘
concnusion it was decided' to hold the, Sunday School Picnic on July 7th.
gi-aes above zero nt' two o'clock I-his
morningf
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is thc chief hubIl'CI- IOP "0n"”"’*“iI"" in city, town, village and _country- Everybody wonders at the _nmnensv t¥ df this DulJcl"s undertakings, but although there is no Dwi" In "II" scriptions, in fact an actual los»:_, larger circulation means i¥\Cl'¢RB'~' advertising. _ no ----'xi-is.:-.-ez intention of eni.erinK th’ ° __ _Qc the Piano, Organ, Phou0R_l;_&1? . ___-__ Eight Mammoth- Canadian _c.\1fS. il
severlil very valuable consolation rizea and it is open to any Sl"¢I° gr mM_,-nd. may of at least seventeen
_ I ' . Ayelehse g'oi?r‘geBig Trips in 1893 to the
rent. World'n Fair at Chi¢l\K0 W°l'°‘ gegarded-as stuPUllf|°“°f “ml Th° ,Eight-Big Free Trips to New York City and retum and the seventeen ¢¢m|91atiu|l prizes ar. considered un- precedented. but they fill will "° eclipsed' `by the new contest aghrellw lug thousands of dollars in value. ‘ why are the Niagara Falls visited
annually hy thousands upon thous- and, 0( pgnuns, and why do hund- reds 04 people go there many times o
year ?
Because there is always something
new to see. _
Because there is nothing like them
`-'---1 --'i-_-a Irs Torn. vALur is “fe 'rnoushu os or norms
-between Gt. George- and Prince _ _ _ j_ f w, ,-Milan; St.. 0on»t:\inl'ntr seven rooms. A deeir- The Gunrdl-nu's third hh: C"“‘”"“A "”°."""‘ _,Um nm U i`~cinatiou nblc locality. The present occupant is
removing to thc-
fouuung \\._i€0l`_i} Im” ‘I '“`
' t se _
m1§‘gAl5n|Ii,-¢¢Uthc- eye never tires lookin! at the zlownpo'ur of millions upon millions of LC!-“Un” UI waterb _‘_
But the Eight Mammoth ana _ian
'rnnrs win hn of much efmwf mes* nitudu and far more luxurious thin anything ever attempted in this line in Eastern Canada. Even the "BP6¢- |¢1" prize list in connection there- with wlll be hundreds of dollars in value. It will include a $350 Mendels- iihnn Puinn, in Mahogany cw 0' Lani.. xiv amugn. from the - MWA” Store of Miller Bron of this city, a $150 Pipe Tone Bell Organ. ill ‘l\||\I" tered oak case. from the Mulic SCO" of C. P. Fletcher of this city, an Edilon Phonozroph and two dozen records in case. almost S100 ill V°\“°~ from the Musk Shore of A. E. Toombs of this city. The Piano and or-gan, which are heme Bvvchlli marie for The Guardian, will be of special finish and tone. and the Pho- nograph will he the but of it! kind that che manufacturers produce.
A member of The Guardian :tad
and his wife will accoimnny UN ladies an escorts and guldm-
But watch future issues for full particulars of the hundreds of D\lC0l which will be visited, as veil al Di the entire prize list.
elsewhere- in the whole World. _ I
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