ii
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-..
4% ‘Mi ww;
 ° Rubber I
Bathing
Caps
\Ve have a splendid
new slosk of bathing caps,
all this seasoii’s goods in
colors and the latest
styles. Prices from 25c ti 
Water Wings
We have iliese in cot-
.l. G. Jamieson .
DRUGGIST 
. Dainty 
WeddingGifts 7
in silver deposit ware
including 1
Sugar i1ndCreanis..$l.80 pr up >
Tea bets ......... ...............$IJ.00
Salt Shakers ...............$|.50 pr _
Butter plates..................$I.75 ‘
G, H. Taylor .3
A _ - - f rm
host is
'r H E G U A R D1 A N ...... ... s.. ......... .... ........s.. -»_»»=°-_ rsh °~;;=1~1°‘~*~___ 0, ,,_';°';,m "‘f,,, ,,,,_
-,/__-___.____._____._,... .
as I _ , . A ii.
,__ _ _ . . ,
gum rubber in various 5
malv, und ssys:-
"We are British subjects; we 'freely
It I0# P
, _”‘ J brought about hy»¢t.he more general roam: this Kirin of lfw 1|;-gg.
4 '°'“"°¢ lueepsuty si nie umm du. is lar- iss use me umm-adn perth
Thr: .....................l31~1 gd,___"p°__-_bla for an p__“m'_ My M" mr' ur mum" 
new: e°:dnit'||i¢|n  thirst icr‘esteigtsi_nmsnt. Pearls ses-_”?r§'¢‘“,h'fd'9f;,f,§f£1mt*ii§:is1i”i¢'iic art °‘i°""
ar and oiliee at can-leitetcws “U11 °'° "°“ °”¢ °h° “‘°5°"“’ °‘ uct famuihr with the new iiloitmmt. 'Japanese
,_ ,.
. th 'h leisure time in the - ' ful|_\.'_~_
    lu 1-~~      
~~~ f used' largely lu the pursuit ei pleas- U l>°° Ur “Y PP*   5 “Y ,- ’  ” . if .,_- , ,_ ,  _
‘puny os Evimrs . ure. -rue pursuit el pleasure, wuewer ::;é°;°§‘;:l1_v;y___;_u»._ :     ‘  _ 3 ¢’_u¢` secured
Cit Mazlsti°ate’s Court 9  é"°°°°\°"“ °r 'wt' i' i'° '"7 WNW any picnic oi' Sathe  §.‘if,'».‘ as » . , , ,_ _ , , , , e 0 ° ' ° "1, '. ° .  i \ i' . Qimpl-C 
' ‘Y - ' P' more agreeable than work. This prin- tea party, public .i _ ‘  9., ` - ' » " ' - "
Supl-,me Gaul-gh 11 n, m, ciple applies to our reading and our t h e r in g h o r seg. ,Qg __~__-~. o r
-* study. And there is s tendency to “SY _“WL `f:\_’:l° ‘|'!|l_Wh@’_=_¢;l;;‘»
   2 »-»-» .ss   W- um cf  u ;:: .:'....:'.. .:°°:.:.sa‘...l
' introducing into it the element of en- ,my other p¢”°h_p,»g\,¢l-wn.;"'0h who
TUESDAY JW-Y 9» ‘9'3 tertainment. We endeavor to teach shall st any such ‘i>laee_' ` any
--»-------1~------- by -=,,1_syi..g ,s1...0i_-' some cr the ,intoxicating liquor. cv' w\ii:?§‘ll° sive
9 - . or cause to be iziven to any i ant or
FRENCH cl"ADil" Loyllrve most profound truths in philosophy minor wrtbr___thi__ p__ov_n”_ ___ *hour
--- , and science are to be found in works the consent or tm rmrent or guardian
i Hon. L. P. Pellitier, Posilllllei" of fiction. Indeed it is doubtful if of such infant or minor, any iatoxic~
l'Dbi)€l‘ lined and plll'e General, in li recent speech in Quebecrmany of them would be read if they ating liquor, shall be liable to a fine
isriiil he and his French Canadian col-uhh;-1 not been sugar c0a¢ed`wll;11 8 love of not less than Five Dollars and not
. . _ th Fift_ Doll .
lei-iglles had given the lie direct tolsmry or a tale of wonderful sdven-I mgim 8'; carzrur llriing or this
ith# <l°"\“l=°H“°H WHO Held Cenedaiture. cisuse it licccmcs sviesut that it is
owed nothing to the mother ccllllfri’-1 Thus src, it is true, many hooks comprehensive in its scope and dras-
. ‘ .‘ ‘ ~~~ - .t' ` _ .` F thi
$1-00 each- ' Vw French canadian? they owed the; that are purely Scientific or ummm tliie Qeirigerfilrliiigillianegrwishsitntiiisiili
same loyalty as their ancestors hadgrrhrc books dealih, exc|,,s=\.l.lv with' ' _
_ r r Th Bl_.t.sh fra ta ds rm, ' ~ _ , made as well known as possible so no
lilo easel. _ e i i E s n _ ,one or another of the ologies but wel om, Wm he amp tn Ulead rg,nrrrBrrcr,__
the llrolepfwp Of the F’°“°h'°°““‘.i.sve it on reliable statistical infer- 'rhsv also vslsll it te he rlistiuctiv
idinn just as much as it does those ol  mation that seventy-five per cent oi understood that any violation of this
Kufitish d°BC°“t~ for the protection °iifbe hooks sold throush the regulari _'Il' _’;"‘;t°l"‘;"_‘_`_ clause °f “id Act Wu'
- ‘ . . - v e e w' .
ton and silk. .their lays- tlwlr llberfy and ’~l“’“”_cnsunels-sr circulated tbrnush curl I rr; g,'r_ erc__ on “hah or ,rem
_institutiorls. _ _ _ :libraries are books of fiction, and pe,-ance Alllanc,.__
1 ln this connection it is noteworthy very rehrrhle hu,i,,...;»=`.. r--1.-.i vel-y _ W_ n_ w1v,g0N_
to find Mr. Napoleon Gardeau of lharshly the mmlltv of the largest Field Secretary,
nrummerulvllie, Quebec, the wcu- proportion or the hrh,,,,_ M0nt»\sve._P-E.I.. July li 1913.
‘»-'nown Nationalist, joining hands Summing it all lm_ tlml-is is ,_ very '
with those who wish all barriers be-izcneml desire for errher.hhihm.,nt nmlloun  
.tween British and French Canadisnsirhe desire' hr rhhreagm l,,, 1,,.,l,,,z mt-" ____ __
_ iswcpt away. The great error of the rrerl go, Our book nliblishc-l‘s enter tn;
i French-("anadinn population has in even our DlRil0l`m Sm] U\llDlt THEIMINISTER OF MILITIA
hee" that in Q"°b@° the” have “°i‘tsuchcrs cannot ienore it. and in fe' 'rue Minister cl Militia ccleuel thc
“Wd the l‘0mm0l'l me Of the °f’““t"7' rggnizing it they foster the i-Bute 101'] Hon. Samuel Hughes, M., P., is a. sou
but have stood nloof. “The maiorityirt_ ` lol' Mr. John Hughes, a native of Ty.
of the people of the Dominion,” says| It rs an rrrrwhohrsorhe mhrhtlnh hhdirone, Ireland, of Scotch-Irish-Hugo-
Mr' m""lea“‘ "to “B a“i».iprei'm' Bndierplains the want of ifelleml i“t°m' ixl(<;illiite;ce8li.t I-i>(ii“iIB:nb(iirn1iill]5?Purh;lIii
we are to them foreigners.” This isizence comhlrrlherhof by Om- mn-es.r was edhcntea' at Towéto rlrormar
shown more particularly in the plllilip hnhdeht, We M.. ~--»-~- loo laree a School and Toronto University, and
holidays. Quebec does not recozniZe.prop0rtrrm or lhthllectllhl wehllllnzsl was lecturer in English language, lit.
to any extent Dominion Day, Victoriaior intellectual dvsneptics who either eratum and h19t0rY ill T0l`0llt0 C01-
Day» or the Kina-‘s birthday, whicliirerurre the whoreéome meat or s0u__d_il_e_§_p_§;;_l:_is3_l;l§e__§_lLlay ;g3Ei_ie_wh;i;___l;i_§
_to ollr French fellow r_<J\1ntri'm°“ . sensible, rational readine or fail torus edited till 1897. In earlier' life he
Marmalade dishes..i...$2 25 up ‘fll@F@. are "f0"@“’¥} "°|°i”'a"’°“s- ' Mr' i digest it if forced upon them. . was prominently identified with ama-
Gardeau nroteets azainst this silo-i Is there B' remedy? Ther teur athletics, and has been 3 volun.
_ _ r t ¢teer from his youth up. In 1891 and
T’"nc‘,Dl°' that app ies Ol again in 1895 he declined important
physical food applies t0 ti“’|mi1itary appointments, but in 1891
“"t°""‘i ("“"fe‘i"“ti°“i Wf’ are loyal mental. The taste in both he accepted the appointment of officer
to the Empire and the- Kina. 1 WhY. cares hr acquired ln slllldlmmlr Tllslcornmandiug the 45th Batt. He was
then this ahstention It has made usrchhd red on wholesome diet grows to Ufle of the Officers Wh0 t00\¢ Part ill
JCWCICI' OPtlCla11 istrnnaers in our own country; it re-lphgsimrry strong manhood or w0_ the celebration in London. Eng.. of
Aimnves from “S an the dave of the‘manhood. Fed and psrrlperrefl With 1897 ii-l'e became President of the
._ . fnntional life; it 'has iniured our ex-rsweets it grows up a physical wenlg, Dominion Rifle Association, and bas
pensions and our influence.. Our edu-_rrnm ,Direct 8 chrhhs rhrhd towards been Pilesidenr of the standing Small
O _ _c-ation, from a national polnt ofluserur rnrormatron and he will con_ armsilommittee for Canada; Railway
'~; l. , . , t ‘_ d l _ ,intelligence Officer, Headquarter gtsii,
l"e“- is “arped' It mug he re ma e' tinlle the S98l`Cll BB he l¥"°W5 °1de"‘ Colonel Hughes' military 'rex er'
.. _~» t 11--” _ =_' ~ _ 11-
_ _‘Ye are to” _Q“e_i?e° ish' “° Bu 1 land so fed intellectually he will zl“0W§ience has been varied and extensive.
Satisfy that _Gently C“"“d‘a"' _ lstrong intellectually. ‘ l.'e served in the Fenlan Rald of 1870
1 The trlith of this is beginning to ber we have ouvchrhs and our asrrocm_ (medal). Sings 1372 he has stead ly
irealirell in Quebec. and the present,
1 » ' . ' lt li tb . . . .
  ‘P ' t b be n tnc.ineans ol|tmns for physical cu “re an °.yl of colonial military assistance to the
mcmmen as e t are needed. We have "0 sllch Ori-T““"‘ Empire in Imrperial wars He ilgltefl
a\vnkenini: the ll'3W nf* Both ci yizntions for intellectual cul_ture and! Australia and New Zealand in 1897-8
find district of Quebec realize that! the th- _, iq th., lntsre t 1 1 ' 1 .- '-
. ___ ,- y are equally needed.‘In is re __ _ S 0 C0 oma assistance
With pure Wholesome llrfad If. their tllrn has come at last, thatr Sheet we are rar behind 0____ f0rcm__ ru this matter. He served throughout
. ltllcy are an integral part of Canada,l . th] t- 1 h _  tile BDU' War. ll0lding important po-
means inlich to the children-l__n__ that the Governmenh treatslhhehrsthwhoé :_r;i;t_:_i;d_:_r__ f;_t__;2__;cy 5_3; srtlnnl, ,md commands, for. which bc
" ' ii eir e '
i _ < ~ was speciall om d d b ll _
Ilealtliaiil stieiigtli :them as such, instead of asa separ- For the most part they ____d_ _hm _mls ________m_y___c___g_men e y t e gen
l*‘t°- d"’Pi““‘i“’-f “"°”°’ "0 b' °“‘°f““" athletics in thc fields sua in the ici-_ Col. Sam Hughes" name isihc
QQ ` 9 _rpreservcd in its isolation. rest and their physical training was! most widely kinown in militery cir-
 S l Hon, 1v1r_ Peilitier 1'-lJP'°°i“t°s thisihy no means neglected. They r@¢¢W'i iiihs ntilhddiiligzliiijeliitt thhlihlzoxiiriiliili' ami ` li d ' ' ' ' `
Emmy' and proclaims that the Comer- cd their intellectual training ini Mllltla in Mr. Borden.s Cabihrrfywlgs This Famous Concoctlon at ?are""0l1 Stoves! refrigerators) icafream freezers:
ne M a d en _\.-.nhc _psr_;y. _r:__tu_;___fu:_l<;c__t_  r friendly drscmlon at than hrrrarrr rrwrr _rrr,r,,hrr_ The work he has done ____ ___e__m ____ been ____ __________________ _camping supplies--can offer you a wide range for s lec
n , ' - _. _ ‘ '
ISM" B  e_ t th ____ “__ cliihs. And there were glunfe illlyfll r§_l_;€;’____;H___pr0ri_i_;itlon has more tuan mhhence hr the progress or the soda _ H011 Bild ql10l1€_t_l_1B 10W£St Bud lIlOSi1|’8lSOU8b1€ PYICCS
Queen \ictoria's Diamond Jubilee in
advocated and made personal oilers
Toronto. Star Bays: Our corres-
pondent A. B. T. reminds us that el-
uieuili in-. Bcrueu has uct receives s
knighthood or any other feudal lion-
or. he has°hcen made a Privy Could-
him that this is, a higher honor than
than a knighthood. In 1897, Wlll'red~ »
Laurier was made a knight and ii
Privy Councilor, and it was pointed
out hy a red-hot Imperlalist that the
P. C.~v5as a very .high honor.
implies that the owner of it is takin: _
is regarded as s. sound adviser in
-matters of State. Then it does not
alter the name hy which the recipient
of the honor is known. You can still
vo on"saying Borden instead of Sir
Robert, a title which may have been
held hy scores of men unknown to
fame. » '
sose»sossseosososn'¢`
_ THISUATE IN. HISIUHY f
osteolllsueetlleittl
1675-Lord Culpeper appointed gov-
ernor of Virginia for life.
1709-Battle of Pliltovla, in which
Charles XII. of Sweden, was decisive-
ly defeated by Peter the Great of
Russia. ‘ 1
1819-Gen. Alexander I-lays born in
Franklin, Pa. Killed in the battle of
the Wildernessi May 5, 1864.
1835-Liberty bell cracked while bc-
ing toiled in memory of Chief Jus-
tice Marshall.
l852-Twelve hundred l houses in
Montreal destroyed by fire.
1863-Port Hudson, a' Confederate
fortress on ~the Mississippi, surrender-
ed.
1896-.Sir Charles Tanner resigned
the premiership of Canada.
1897-Lisbon celebrated the 400th_
anniversary of the departure of Vnsco
de Game in s€arch'of a sen route to
the Indies. ‘
UCIDOOOCOOOIIOOCOOOO
THEHUMAN PRIHIESSIIIN `
COCOl`lOiOlUl¢lOl.Cl
Rear Admiral Willard H. Brown-
ell
it
Ill!
tee
if on wear s
_  _on this side ¢.>ff.tlie
` 'y grey come in all fpslrl nable
I combluatioiis.' They
_ from 1% years up
».
` .
They\ire laid out
the large counter
‘ Q thé Ladies’ ready
euor. W are inclined to agree with - ~
We rather like it because it has a '
modern rather thhn a feudal sound. It' ,4f?=
part in the work of government, and »»§f `
\ *
~l\ofear
is iiearlyitwo hundred 8315
` o
L_
f cords, lamas, and all the newest lines
they are priced from 49 cts for the little
._ ones up to $6.50 for *the th ee quarter
` ' length. Special values at $1.00 I 25. 1 5o,
1.75' 2 oo, 2.50, 3.oo, 3.50, 4.50, and 5oo
, PATONS
son, U. S. N., retired, for many years i _- F lm _Q-IQ
a conspicuous fizure in the United
States Navy, was born in Lyons, N.
Y., MJuly 8, 1845.
Congratulations tQ:- `
The Rt. Hon. Joseph' Chamberlain,
77 years old today. '
John D. Rockefeller, 74 years old,
today. ' .
James B. Mcflreary. Povernor of
Kentucky,- 75 years old today. "
Lee Cruce, governor of Oklahoma,
50 vears old today.
Frank B. Brnndeifec. United States '
senator from Kentucky. 49 years old
today.
~
lim
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ict Clif/iii/l` `§onA D
_.Summer I
‘Supplies
H ere-- i
U Get Your
Her, ,B hw* Story or me orrgrn or We have everything .you could want in hot weather
Wil” “fl” 0"” '° “’°°“ ° ° P cal sua intellectual-in those days. ’ ‘ ‘S P' ""‘°“i- wstsr industry slucg tile saveui cl . Call inland see our stock.
lple. Being part of Canada, they are -i--f ` im” ‘ f
"IS 8f°d bfffld" *tnsrciflr ect cl uc rss - GENERAL IAN Hiilu1l.'roN “"8 mn ”"“’“' Thi’ “‘m“‘°” °‘
All our best rocers sell it audi e'p t K t Empire ty MORE READING
Ewen Cameron
Montague Black fox Ex- f
t il inge §
Corr :spimuoi.r¢- Snlicited
_ _A 6011111 they he transfer-red for A brle! mar. Iris? H°Yl_19 Rule. ef-45. _81‘e a camp und waggun nill, and had Lu non’ `cc°rdU1l 10/ Hr. Greell, Which
spell to this Island. They would soon “nk mr h°1'§""d’; 0! the maiomy °‘ “ef ills uruui or tus us,-ce Burr. hr_ prompted him to put ice cream is
~ . 0”' P909 0- "BW “H1 Present dai' ence on Jun. o,” telic. ne lords.; ‘°d“ W°l»"» ~
_ appreciate the blessing following from lmowlsqge of what is going on out- ,_l,,¢1 rruhvrm ar D_uem4o______ __ “__e__ - _ ,. .. _
° ‘ entering fully into the common life side of the province is very scarce me 1-,,1,,,l .ul Um `
. ' _, ' ysniitn no - NF Y K
innd work of the country- Aloofness in 3_“d'tm9 55 l-*Ulf* "_l_?_;'@ ¢SP°§UillY 0( en Lns command of Luis uuiuuiixugiii- Jw OR EFS--_ARE PEAD SURE
_ e young, peop 8. e nove is about ~ - \
_ _______ _some cases is :ood and commendable. H" they get tim” f0r_ The teacher ___ ::i__l_:;iy___¢_1i»;_r;-i_:ou.____l:_rl_i~<u\_f.ca, _i:nJi, lie , NEW YORK, July 7_s0 sure "M .
. _ -.{hlit where the country is common to a rural school “karl one or her. glrl Man In auuth Ar 5 ° “N °‘ tm’ m““7'th"l‘ NW' York “nd Ph““d°‘Ph°l
“S “ ‘“"` both races: the soonel' file racial har- pupils who intended to tak the nm' “na °°'“m°'”“' 1° Wm wi" l'h° b“‘°l’“" P°“l\°~“*l.
B. mar' d t
_rem are broken dowm the sooner “Curation “amruatronm "Who , _B 3__anl;e___arno;»:_ieA;1_<_ll:|n\l1_:___:nhsnec west :liat__::hey :rc placing orders for seats
' .
srswinr.-it nsyvisw un July 3, .- p id Ll fl ue 1" A s ' _ ' ” °“'"° °' » ° "0 ‘YI "rl
1,_rr3_ to ML _md Mm J: L Stewart will both peoples enter into the ful- __t‘:_‘__° appeged on t‘;_‘__5°____c__ o_ltY_':_°*;?__ quarteriiiaster geneiai of the arniih'
ness of their great heritage. . _ out vacated tue appointment early in _.__
pil st in-sg, but, after tiuukiug fi 1"" 1" ma rwrgammwn M “‘° wir..  , -,-__ .
___ . moment she confidently replied, "He Umce he than proceed” to Manchu '
I _V ea ` .
 nEAD"|G_ was one of the candidates for the Un- rm to rehnnrrh hh. mann Army ..Rexa‘l Dyspepglg, T551," an
lted States Presidency* s with "___ ____ _ _ . splendid ‘fo l ‘ ‘ ~ '
___ » panese farcerin the nciu " H f°\‘llll 0| ' ltvmach
_ Many such blunders are malls daily and return” hr Ahrrh 1,05 to ru; trouble. They enable stomml;
, , ,`, , we commend particularly to _“__ and if something more of this nature up the souhhorrr Ur, “_ In HW secure from the rom
R191-lARl)g__A¢ Gladstone p_ hh In ~ P were taught in our schools and asked he hmm. Adrrrmrrt gsm .Al or the liecelsery to mlintain
Jun, zgtlh l91;.l_ James ‘ mchhrrm ents and teachers,_ the letter signed on examination papers sigh unpsr- Fore" d r ' _ _ 1-leh 1,1004, “ro”
"Interested" in this issue, There il d“lmhl5‘°l`l'0|`l Wflllld "Ot 0 Ill' ' _.D n nw °°mm“Dd°r in normal Wei ht a\1d.¢00d
i
O 0 0 0 0 s e e e 0 s
BIRTHS.
D O.
leseoesssss`
Lucius.-At uuiimx, July
to Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Luc
ghter.
ason.
Olesssesoseeeeesseen
Q 9
. DEATHS. _ _
e0eeeeoeeseesee
aged seventy-three years.
July Gtb, Eric Fldwin, infant son ol healthy reading and`a corresponding
1 . .Y W
:Shand Url- William Meek. seed is ly ismeutsuie surleit cl resale; that plglqgg M11) llguplyg present pcntieu, vinci. is l
- ' is neither healthful nor elevstfnl-, , ...__
li ‘ '
--'H-ii
_ w ich should not he cntertoliiiig, \ ' . ' _ _ ~ ' .
. ---. if-f- ~» . we-~~ -- -~»»»-»-f ...il';;:.l:.:°°°a‘°:.;u‘:.::::‘:.::   1  ‘ 1 G-C)F!E'
» 'rn “__ Beadfnsrior enuhainment mei-sly, mm” hmmhnmuwrhs '_ ~ __ , _
lhlde
. \ .
"If you are troubled
|f¢=»1~.,us.i.sl-i. sl- suv -assess sul ““° “ml fi” www* wilt- ¢5W'~ $Mes Qi' sues f ...ee lmwrlvi. énlvtr.. whim
trouble, ,siinuml my ci-aus is lust me uovuwsra. naming ter gi-sam. aim Hrs uow in farce. ‘ M” p _ the white boot with leather or canvas to :.75
,IM-time you wsut.~nis&‘ spec. knowledge. for mini sexy, ' lesagh- "Phe clause wlncimvs vim parties- white, wiiihlrch, seeds-ol in lfq1id.bleckef fgfm,
Nl! 8°' 'I bi Gplv. tie aureus spasm use 'mme in e says ies* “"1 ¢° my no messes ei nie 'rc keep the children mei we have
chilli-Monly reliable mhhrr 1 . ' ‘~ stoeldteis tilstwhisliaoaiswitli
lar 'smut the skin ‘ W ‘l“°\l*1'.°l'f°l4i“¢- WW. treatin ia. belle illness. -As tin .
in ' ecueitum. *iw mir' *B9 semi mmm with the sentiment . ofthe people is strongly - ~ 
0 lhll. ui Greet l°"'=°f ll °°W'M_M- -I amused to- ,me form ei mum , ~
Htl.. Ttlllllbsthattbocomilsuativers-éisyusueuolurtssrewhemsilsgc _. . .
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ii
_-_;1
this frozen. palate ticlrler to soda water
not only improves the richness and
“ g land must bear their part of it "We - G ' - in V i  ' i ‘ V 1
. » f , _ _ _ eneral Sir Ian Standish Ha . lto , V , ,
yt” Wmnnd th-lf name-on each lon ' ‘ are an intregal part of the Empire," Sirff-Education. and the ability to Inspector General' of Oversee rlilisvrcelhf :rn;gt;’r";“5_pf_ the bevgragerhut at the 4’  , _ n 
d M Pellet, do things with the smallest amount. was born in th 151 ° "@9539 "5 °°d “M9-
1 - . ` _
_ _ _ . . . »  ruff'  i _
5°' "- ~°"- ' B°f°f€ many rr bm, d r_ th reate t d _ 9 -and Ui C°"f“ ill Statistics as to the consumption ol -' ' f ivictofil /RUW
. 1853. H .
gycurs we may he the centre of this' gagfcomggl by rgadriggand ;___eT__;;‘_l_l__ __87_8_8__)e sa; s§i_'_y_i_c_: inA;:§_l_iai2_i;t8lin ice cream show an enormous increase . .,  _ ' 
* ' - ~ ’ 1 » ix-_rin `
(Baker) ilsmpire on which it is said the sun regsar¢l1_ The” last two elemqnts are when he was wounded t M . b) since It was first added to soda water, _ __   -._. _ _,_ r
. 0 Hill B and the soda fountain has hot rinl
.never sets. It becomes us, then to re- very noticeably lecklllg lll llllle prov- Hill-that saddest of milltqry events been rh - 7 ~ 1 .
, 1 _ . - _ e greatest quantity -consumer ‘ _ ` -
1 - _guard naval questions from 'A hllzher 1“°"- The periional and sporting col In British hist°l'Y; and with the Nile of ice cream but its adverti e' With .  in me world is 
. s r.
stundpoint than that ~ 01 prejudice, r _ t, rr ,°XP°di°i°" 1334-5. ‘bellls present at the advent of the luscious sundae came ' ' " ,
Each part of the Empire should take l stories n 8 m.agazme are pmc ‘ca y | Ki"bek‘“'}‘ He “"5 “Wed W 'ill the still additional increase in the con- - ' ` _ .` Homemade Bread’ 'nada 0'
the entire reading scope of the youth 1 Burmese expedition (1386-7;, and wlgh Bump" r b th , - » _ .
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up its burden and aid in the common
dcfence." '
That is the point. which should al~_
ways be driven home. Canada is des-
tined to he the centre of the Em-
pire; and' all the separatist talk, and
aspirations of its independence or sn-
nexation, are simply attempts to
chief ui _tile sci-ces at malta wiieu ¢
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present day
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those chilly even
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shore, motor boating
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