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l i THE MINISTBRIAL ‘NT I _A bw* ‘"1" "lim" “'“° I"“Yéa °“ ithr Royal Bank ar canada. nal-
---_ _ _ 'the High School Grounds between the h,,,,s,e_ has been t,.ans|e,."d to gum-
Han. w. whim, Minister of Fu"*”C°- lnnepenaenla and nie Rai snr. the ,,,,,,.,,,,,,,_
and l-lon. J. D. Reid. Minister 'if latter winning bv a score ni 1tr9.J.| _.__
Customs. 0rtH“'2» Wh” M4 Me" """' -Don’t wait till the well goes dry-
SCHOOI. L'l.USl.‘-`G.
The public school clorung ofthe Al-
berton High School which was held
in the Town Hall was marked with
the largest atti.-ndnnce of pupils, pa-
rents and Iriclids in the history of the
school and. the interest was greater
than on any previous occasion.
Ross presillrli and after the close of 9
. W _
most interesting program in
the pupils acquitted theilselves
highly, appropriate addresses
prominent citizlnu of the town,
Dr.
hlch
nlosti
from
eulo~
year
giatie of the wol'?. of the past
'und a word of eilcoilragl.-.1ieilt for the`
coming term, were received with ap-
plause.
During the past rear the Alberton l
School has been marked with deep
progress and the capnblc stall of
teachers are to be congratulated on
the high order 'f the work done.
While it is l*.;alcLtsL`:'ll.- that \'ice-‘,
Principal McCar'.i'llc wi`l io: remain;
another year, oriitg to taking up
college work, it is §.le.uiiilig to note
that Principal Francis and Miss
Fielding will form part of the stall
when next term opens. The following
is the programz-
Chorus-Vacation Time-School. Pa-
rasol Drill-8 little girls. A play-
Mother Gooi-le_ Convention-rlcbool.
Harmonis Selections-Malcolm Ross.
Praaantatirju or Medal and Carmi-
cates. Valedictory-Calvin Lewis.
The Highland Fling-Helen Agnew.
The Island Hymn-3 pupils. A Flag
Drill-16 girls. (‘horus-Where the
Sugar Maple Grows-The School. A
-16 Gills. God Save the King. ___
MEDAL ANI) (‘.EIl'I`IFI(‘.AT}<1S.
rice ('aln\ll.ell.
l~`irst llank Vertiiicates-Grade IX
li-ir.;--Beatrice tlampbell. Grade IK
(Jr.)-Dnvid Miller. Grade VIII-
Sanlord Bennett. Grade VII-Helen
Hell. Grads VI-Ruby Campbell.
Grade V-Helen Agnew. Grade IV-
Hertlla Miller. Grade III-Ruth Lark-
in. Grade II-Dorothy Waugh. iirade
I-Ellu Purdy.
l~lecon\l ifnnk Vertificntcs-Grnde If(
hir.)-(`xllvin Lewin. Grade IX-fJr.)
--Lucy ('nmpbell. (lralle VIII-l'lln.in@
Wrioiliiuln. Grade VII-Marion (`um;i-
liell, Grade VI-Mury ('nllill. (iradc
V -Willie ltelliuunil. tlraile IV-litllel
('ahill, tlrnile Ill-l"r:lnr-cu (il'nves_
(irnlle II--Hlulirlle Miller. Grade l---
Priscilln (‘nhill.
Ferliiirales for A.ttl~ndnnrc-i"‘rinci-
pal's Dept..-.‘li<lney l<‘ieldilli:. Viro-
Principal’s Dept.--Eleanor lllcilnnalil.
Primary liept.-Georgie Miillwy.
Vertihcntffs for Applicution--I’l'inci~
|»al's l)e|it.-Mlibel llal'd_v. Vice-l'rin- -
cipal’rl llopt.-(lel'tiP White. Priluary
Dept.-Annie flaudin.
rlertificntc for Geography--Kenneth
Ross. I
Certificate for Progress in Military
Drill-Wendell Rogers.
gi-
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Mctlormick
scuffl ra
- dusters. been Vicc~l’rinci|‘nl nf the Albertun dalei L- Klflch Anle"-0"; J- J. Sark,
and etc
Lillers.
See Our Line of e
H crying - Tools
VV e ale showing now one of the largest lines of
haying tools that has ever been displayed here. The
display exhibits all the best in the famous Porter
(American) line, recognized by experts as the very
best for quality, durability and price on the market
today The line includes carriers, forks, pulleys,
manila hay rope, wire cable rope, slings, etc., and
you are sure that the quality is as high as the price
is low-l o mo : need be said. `
Call in to lay and look over the showing. Get
our prices and terms.
M cCormick
_Haying Machinery »
’We have a good line of the famous McCormick
machinery here iincludin mowers, all sizes, steel
fakes, all sizes and hay tc&ers.
It will pay you to call here andsee the display
for we know we can give you perfect satisfaction on
egpiy point. PricQ ` iight, terms reasonable, call in
~ t ay.
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ISUMIHISIDEI  flL'B5ERT0lli
9'? Nl;\:l`____. M  E1 ww
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._1¢ psy! to hu! in this Province. -Ona cent Nl’ word on  _ _   '
-- ras-navaruuaginthh v>~ \  ~ ~ -i
pu-~ 
_.img E. J. Batten. lhlllequc.
Spa; yesterday in Bummeraide.J.
[F
it yesterday for~a months visit to
berton.J.
-Premier Mathieson and Hon. J..
=.x. iiichards passed through Summer-
.sllik y@f»8l’d&y.J.
_' --Mrs. Colin Milligan, and three
ifliildrgn are visiting in stanley Bridge
:nie guest of Ira. Pickering-J.
i -Mrs. Frank Jameison, Boston, nr-
:rived last night, bv the Empress to
‘limit Mrs. Robert Jamieson, Summer-
i'side.J.
itlllz this province, lan cnarlnue _wiu win af sllimnerriflm 11” Nr" sand an nnlar tn Hnlmaiva for their
town Sunday afternoon at f-“O visiting at his old home ill Amhemt,1muw,,s Ratchet Top ],ump___tum td
o’clock on the Brant for PlL'l'»U. HC' the guest of his parents R. T. H audpage 126 0' their camI0g_ 7_6ME31_
_companied by A. A. .\ic[.ean, .\l. 1'., Mrs. Win. ~ l ____
n wichnlsnn u l> Capt 'r.i;.'ray- -- i l H, ,,,,.s D bl Ha, 0 ,, my
~ - » ~ -  ' _ _ . I - o m ou e p o
1°’ and Where' 0” bawrday moimng M.” Pete? Clark of Sum-melhmde' IF k t 98c. is wonderful value-itis
they drove out to the North .whore who is spending the _slllllnler in Lhat-»n_g§ aacheap hay ,Drk bn a good
ri
ninst accompany order, and 0
cant discount' allowed. lllnimum
charge twenty santa-
. - _ -live _ _ ">`
_.Miss Jslmls Clark, Summellside, _‘ - ` -_
-Order what yon want from Hol-
mufp Catalog and save time and
ufq||¢’_ 1-6¥E3l.
-Braces’ can supply higheit SYN”
Portland Cement promptly and at n
right price. 1-9\¢t\l!E!2W-
--Haylng toolslll' Braces' is the
.place for everything right in this
line, 7-9Mtu!El81z,
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-The Morning Daily Guardi_ld"£
he obtained at IA\!f_erty’s "I‘0nl\0l’iAl
Parlors, Summerlide.
1 -Lorne McLellan, of the stall ol
in four burollcbes, lllilchinil at ham, was a t§\N¢Sf lil- We MB"-"e» f k h ' 7_5”-E3i_
Shuw's Hotel. lu-turning in_ the gf- Newcastle, lust week. i or c wp'
tffrliw-ll ther were »<“~H'S uf U" 6' '_ . -H. ol lr A ant will na glad ta
lvldrre unit l.ina=., uriiir entertained -Mins Mahella Lnckliart, trainadireceiva 8,1' 'm_§B_ 'advertwng and
ill a balmy manner by .\lr.~'. W. K. nurse, Uanlbridge, Mass.; ls vlsltlllgasubacriptiuns in Alberto” and vicin_
l¢0_g_era, ¢l_i_¢ lxostias of the l__lay.HThey her s_i_;lter Mrs. ollester lallner, Sum-  ity His omce phone Nm is 7_
pa s. ca s ‘overnmen ouse niersl e. , ____
ater and dined at the Victoria, the -~_-- _ ; __sub|cr|b°" should “new . 'nk
menu for the occasion being such as -The store of Sinclair & Stewart. lor uw b¢|6r° ui, tim, may have
to maintain the high standard set by Ltd., closes each Wednesday after-fum for has expiked and th” not
this popular hristelery. >Iunday_mol'n-,noon at 1 o’clock fur the months ohm,” an “isnt upumppeu "_, any
. 1.1251 2:2:  :t;;’::;"° .il    =°»=i==»°d »f°=-=»“f °»  M-
lobster hatchery bef-ire going on -Moody Lockhart and bride nrriv- __The Bedeque Methodist Mission
board the Brant ill the afternoon. cd in Summerside last evening on the :Band win have Ice_Cream Feétival
‘ ------ Empress to. spend their lloneyllloon Bt Centreviue on wednesday July 10
ONE 0.\' THE LAWYER. ill this Province. Lunch will be served to those deghe
in
I “You say." asked the cross-examin-i -G, L. Smith, Geo Young, Char- T,f]ylt'nl_[ “my It will be Thxgghlgi
ing lawyer, "that vou can swear tolottetuwn; Budd Taylor, Moncton; J. ____
having seen this man drive a nurseli. Storer, Montreal; registered at _Miss Bemis A|_wm.d_ agent’ in J_
past your farm on the day in qllis- the Queen Hotel, Summerside, be-` C, Jardine's Bookptore, Water St.
t1<_»_u?" ___ _ _ tween 5.30 last evening and 5.30 the will be glad torecelve all news, ad-
_ Icun, replied the witness, wear» previous eveuing.S. ve;-f_i5in‘g ,ind sulmcl-ipt|0n§ in gum-
115" fm' he had “1"““dY “”sW”"°d the ”* lnerside and vicinity. I-Ier office phone
lluestion a dozen times. V -F. A. London, Montrealg J. W. is 45_1 and residence Duane' 25_
"What tim!! l\'f1S this?" iiichards, Bideford; E. Hazen, Toron-
_ “T £0111 yOu lt wa_s_ about the mid- to; J. C. Cullen, Toronto; A. B. _.A party 0| ymmg people from
ul_e_ of the forenoon. _ Burns, St. John; registered at the Summerglde are ag present camping
}3_Ut_1 d0!_\¢ Want BUY '8b0\ltB Ol' Clifton House, Summerside, between at Fe;-nwomp They are enthusiastic
Ribbon Dri;1_1g ,_.mB_ (_~|,,,;inz He. lull' m1<l<11€S§ I W_Bl\l1 YOU t0 f-ell the 5.30 last evening and 5.30 the prevl- over the simple me in near Commun.
marks. Gunn Night-A Mauna sung l"_fv_@“_°_t1" the “me” ous evening.-I. inn with nature ana will ua pleased
‘Why, said the farmer, “I don’t ____
_ at any time to see their various
“USS Carry a 30111 Wald! with llle -C. Hensley, manager ol the Ca- fi-iand,_J_
when Fm (lil-Zxillg Ilvl-810853' nallian Bank oi Commerce, Summer~ . l
"But you havu n €lUCl< ill the htlllue. side crossed by the Empress yester- -Mis; Jaan Currie, having resigned
Gov. General‘s llrunze .\ledal-Iicat- hi§f'_¢?_"'f__l'0\l?" day mornilll; to l»’oint~du-Chene,wbere as Guardian representative at S,,m__
___vf§i what _____e was __ _ __ he niet his wife and svn. who accom- rnerrlae, aa har rather D. K. Cui-rle,ia
' 'Y that? 1180185- lllm f-'Il the fe*-llrll tflii to removing to Charloiftetown to assume
"Well, by that clock it was just their new home in Summerside.-I. the duties ot Guardian Editor Miss
nineteen minutes past. 10.*’ - . Bessie Alward will act in bei- place
“YO” were in U12 field HH the -John A. and Mrs. Aunear, - San Miss Currie was s capable reprageni
m°\`“i“E'~"' WNW On the \BWYBl` Sull\~ Francisco, Calil, accompanied by tativc, and it is anticipated that Miss"
log sliggestively. ' their two children Montague and Alward will he equallv satisfactory
"i was.” - Herbert, crossed ’ by the Empress AT THE HOTELS l
_ "HRW far 'mm the home is this Saturday on a visit to Mrs. Anueal"s '
hem? borne in Montague.J. George Woods, Ernest A. Bell, Hali-
"f\b0\lf half a mile.L' . .__ ,fax; J. H. lvlnonaiu Tuna. Kinlrham
"YOU S“`@fil‘. 410 YUU. thllf by UIC# -The S. S. Cascapedia arrived in ?Souris; C. R. Rogers Summersidc:
clock in your hollse it wus exactly Summel-Side at 7 n_ m_ yester-d5yIR. U.`and E. H, Vari_ Ettem B05.,
"i""te‘°"' minutes Vast 10?" morning. .There were 120 pnsseu- @0111 P. S. Halrlwll. M0llU‘9U~li Ernest
H1 d"'U ger's`aboul'd and a large uiixed freight A- H¢"» Hllllfall Llvlltll G- Hull
The lawyer paused and looked tri- h-he Mt at 12 Uiclock cn m,,,_e to Hellri Bertrand, Islg V‘erte: I-‘uni
llmpllantly at the jury. At last be (;hu,.|Ut_f_e,_0w,, and I.,c,_U,_ and Wm Emile Cote-,i Capt, Chat; H. ` W.
had eiltniilped the witness into a',.e,_,,,.,, _,H pmlay ,,t_ 6,, m J llongworth, (lharlottetowng register-
statement. tllrlt would greatly wenlipn ___ ' ' ' cd at the Victoria Hotel; Charlotte-
his evidence. ’ . _Omer L_ Haywood ,S in Mm Rh, town, _ between the hours oi' 11.00
"I 7-|‘i"k l-h“t Will 00." 110 Slim. er East on 5 short visit to his many lust mght “nd um) the previous s
with ri waive of his llhull- "I ll-W0 friends. llc hurl been residing in Vail- nhm' ,
‘Um-° nmshed With YOU-" cullver for si.-vllrnl years and has been Mrs' Mckcen' vancouver: I" (L 3
The fa""“’f |9i“l"'¢1Y llliikml “P hifi ill the renl estate lillsillt-ss Un his Savage' Mumrcal; A' Elliot' Galt; '
lint and started to leave the witness - . -~ ' ' v H' G' ‘““d Mm- Memcki La\"`l`0l\Cl\“
return llc plllpiiuer. talnllg n tllp to]
box. ~ ' _ ~ ,,- . __ __ _ _~ ~; - . oore, Belle-
"I ought, perhaps. to say." he mid- i;1,?“h,,n;le:el,§i) ,;[€;i¢erQiice mmut wlltletigdlddrtg' H' li/lop? Pictotii  J'
ed, "that too _ much' reliance should 1' ' °."' on aguei ~ A' “ear
not he placed th t l .k, ' _ _ “Pd f“""|y5 3”" F"'““°|9°°? "~ ROW
ot ____ _ _pn _it cor-_ as lt __Geo_l-ge (hilton who has been rc (,|,ar10uet0wn_ 0_ Hen“ebe__y_ Argyle
g ° °_ °r er a °“t 51? m°“¢hS siding ln thc t-nnadlan West for the Shore re ,stared t th 1
aio; phd lt's tieennniugtcen minutes pas; ten years is in Albcrton ou n (,'har1f)|;t¢,€0w,,_ l,!;twe,;’nQuif;_‘00H°t;»1 1912.
_ _*J L5 ,fn "er 9 me- _B short visit to his brother Russel. Mr. glock 1,51; night and 1199 the pr*
Oulton has done well since making llls
p _ Z ~
‘ ~' ' " _ home in the West. He has accumu- A. Lamont and wife. Sydney; A. B.'
lated property to the value of over
UDFHIZH _ I$15,(l00. He likes the West and will ter Riverg' J. Harrington, Harboro;
return in a iew days.-A.
“'r'~vH- wer- - Intyre. Nawpnrt; B. Menae, Baatnn;
-ltaymoilcl Mc(‘-arville who has
School during the term just closed
has returned to his holun. During llis
Stllv ill Alllerton he won many friends
who were sorry to ssc billl lvilvc. As
teilchcr in the school his work was
highly successful nlld the many gifts
from the pupils at the close of thei
term showed their esteem towards
lliln.-A. _
::Rexall remedies have won a po-
pular favor that is uneqllallell by any
other line of preparations placed up-
on the market. There are now 34'6 rf
these preparations and each one is
nf superior merit for curing the par-
ticular disorder for which it ls in-
tended. Rexall remedies are non
secret, standard home remedies, have
been made after many years of care-
fll ctesting and scientific' research
and are guaranteed to do everything
they are claimed to do or the pur-
chase money will be promptly rs-
funded. 'I‘ry Rexall remedies. 'The
McKinnon Drug Co., Corner Great
George & Kent Sts. MEM.
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8.11
town,N '~l M A M
vious nl ht
McKay,_New London; F. Waye, Hun-
l'. W. HI-iouglmn, Elliotvale; P. Mc-
P. Curran, Boston; M. Hughes Avon-
Lennox Island; M. Paul, Morell; R.
McCarvill, Kinkora; H. H. Honda..
V. S., Van Bruen, Me; M. Doiron,
Winnipeg; J. J.-’WcKinnon, ` St.
Peters, registered at the Revere Ho-
tel, Charlottetown, between 11.30
last night and 11.30 the previous
night. .
ENGLAND’B BUTTON LAW.
There was a time when most for-
eigners travelling to England had to
visit a tailor on arriving -ln order to.
have their buttons changed. Accord-'
ing to alaw passed in the eighteenth
century. any person in England wear-
ing buttons made of cloth, serge,
drugget or frfeu was llabls to a
penalty of 40s.
The author of one ofthe earliest of `
guide books. "Le Parisian a Lond-
res," warns visitors of this law, add-
ing: "Some people call it an iniquit-
ous regulation, but in my opinion it
is both just and wlso‘,~ since It pre-
_veuts the button makers. being ruined
bg sudden changes of fashion and en-
c urages the manufacture and export
of their wares. A.forelgner wearing
a coat.wfth cloth buttons made in,
his own. country. is not tlned when
ilrst charged with this breach of tha'
law. Ho must, however, hasten to
obtain promr buttons or he may be
zs:restsd‘ Bruin on the lollowing
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_ THEY ARE, THE QALA NCE- of a lot_we pill*
.._. chased, at ,a special _pricq sp_p1e~ti‘me.'a'go.The lot includes
_ _Bon-rmts, Hats and ams,_q_liitabl_; -for little 'gots of three
.gl months to the gi-rl of 8_ y_g§rg_~_ They' are made of strong, .
'j‘ muslin and silk‘bea_i;tifi11iy embroidered. ~ _
_»_ NOW-just when they are _most needed they are
if your-s at `j nat Half Price. _ _ _
Ch‘ild'e_n’s Bonnets Hats worth 40 _cis now 20c '
_ ag go as as at S0 ri tc 25° _
 ?`>
_ ` rn ,~®\
., :”'i... ifrgqyii //
--rowse   Bros td.
-ll!!-Y
 """~`¢

at sa si _ag _ gg 60 it 
_Arid all along the _line to .hats up to $5.00 for. $2.50
Io only C_hildren‘s White _Silk Coats for ages 2
_years former prices $4.;5 to 6.25 now only $
!\\¢-r-
Q10
=U1
”$6. less for Flour!
llow did it happen?"
“I uied 'BEAVER' Flour last
‘yen.r. lt makes so much more
Bread and Pies and Cake, that I
did not have to buy so much
of it. i
I nm using it this year, too."
` __ " 'I ' __ DEALERS-Write ua for prices on Food,
- _ Conr»eGninu\dCer¢¢B. Ill
’_ " 'rllir.ll.'nlYl.onoo.l.n|lrl:n.cmluni,oni.
lectl y,
most
made.
nits
piece
ls iight, cool, comfortable, the
never go back to the old two
N ot: ce
The Professional Examinations
satisfactory under-garments
Those who wear combination
grew more ssrlol|_s'il'olpf dm; to day
.passed to its stsrnal r word. Mr. Mc-
style. All grades and sizes here
!_s_§‘i¢ ur- H~-¥?_-l1D._f_Qy1_»L°~ __
._.,  .-,a§E’Fl"_. .. -.-.__-.._--_..
POPE Cllepstow July 3, 1912, to
Alfred and Mrs. Pope, Che Stow, a
UOFFIN-On July 2nd, 1512, to 'L.
H. and Mrs. Céilin, a daughter.
REID-At Victoria Cross, June 7,
to David and Mrs. _Ite_i_d,`a son.
M¢Kl<lNzm-Ae Brankliua, Maas., on
Monday,"June 24th, Margaret, daugh-
ter of J ohanns, and the late John Mc-
Kenzie of St. Andrews, P.E.I. The
funeral took place on Friday after-
noon, J_u_l_lo 28th, to the West St.
Peters Cemetery.
-__v_'_.___...... ...W _ .Alai
MARRIED
ACLFQD- MACIDONALD-At the
_ se at Vallayfield, -Iuly 3, 1912,
_V _8.V. A. ~S.. Stewart, Archie M,
_ _ _ 0! Wlllllll‘0ad llroas to Miss
Maggie Jane MacDonald ot Hes er-
da e.
DIED
DELI:-At Pinette, on July Sth, 1912,
Mrs. Annie M. Bell, beloved wife of
Captain H. M. Bell, aged '.flfty~slx
years. `
IN MEMDRIAM.
/
The Quardlan regrets to announce
the death of Francis McGuigan which
occurred at his home, Brookvale, Lot
30, on Tuesday, the 25th June, in the
slxtleth year of his age. Although
dscosped had been ailing for a eonnld-
srsble time his iarnlly and friends
hoped for his recovery but d ptte tha
best medical treatment his ndltloh
till the sud cams when fortified by
the rites oi Holy _ Church his -spirit
Gulgm was A quiet, Ansqumlhgman
_who attended carefully to the nllalrl
of his isnn and homo and enlqyed
the good #ill and Hmm 0( all his
friends and neighbors. s funeral on
Thurslzy, the l7th nlt., was largely
attend to Bt. Jos¢ph‘l Church,
Kally's Orca. when requiem msn
vu celebrated by __t‘l_l_e¢pu_=or Ravi
Dr. Curran , altar __ tsrmsn
Eu made in Bt. Jo|sph’s Oemstclz.
cl upto |lcllrns,lll'¢lv¢¢l_._ _ w _e
and me dim hters-Url. Charles
Squires and I5* ot ‘Halifax and llc-'
ta, Jean and llary at home who have
tlisqni_h1»0;l._tho i_ yi!
 ."“»*.'l*.‘.-‘¥°»:.'rl,‘»
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5
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of the Medical Council will be held
at Charlottetown Wednesday and
hursday, july 24th and 25th inst.
Applicants for this examination
are required to give i4 days notice
to registrar.
S. R. JENKINS, NLD.
Registrar and Sec
r-om gl-Isl _ Q , J
"Combination underwear fits per- ` ` °
T
7-4Mlst3i
Ef'."_.:.f _. ..'
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The Great Annual
Hope River Tea
_ c Party
will beheld llils year on Sa‘urday
the `
wil. my 'ol .lnly
on theibeautiful ground right he-
|_lde the church. Year by year
this annual event has grown in
general favor and _ attractive
ness, until it is to-day one of the
most popular mid summer outlngs
of this province. This well deserved
popularity it owes first to the
location, which is an ideal one _for
a day of plensent recreation; and
secondly to the long established
reputation of the ladies and gentle-
.men of the ptarisli in conducting
successful tea parties.
As the coming tea-party will
mprhthe exterior completion of the
magnificent new church, which has.
been in course of construction for
over I year, no effort will bespared
to muhe it worthy of such an im-
portant event. Indeed' the oppor-
tunity which the ten-party will
ailord vlsjton of inspecting this
galif. ilrposing "‘Ron`unesqu¢”
hutch structure will more than
satisfy them, apart altogether from
th_f_____numerous other 'attraeiions
-yr are g pre nd for-.their
_eutiertninm‘;:iShoulii.3ntnrday,¢he`
igthdnyoijuly. provnmfuvonble
the tsbplrly will be listd ‘ou Mon-i
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Let _us show you some of our
new spring slvles. f
\dlomen's Patent leather shoes
in blutoned and laced.
Prices $175 to ._ $4.00
Gun metal and dongola shoes.
Price: $l,Z5 to - $4 00
Tan and brown shoes
Prices SL65 fo $4.00
Morris & Smith
Prevents ncb-
KEEPS
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Trade un l' -d b
Maritime Paiilt &“_Varlii:|\ C0
Halifax
Emerson and Fisher. Ltd.
St John \
A. Ramsay Q. Sun Co.
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The People 0f
Wellington Parish
Will llold .
A Grand Tea Party
tin the Church Ground;
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on Weduenliiy July 17th
There will be dinner tables, te
tables, Ice Cream. Strawberry mf
other well-stocked seloous, _dan _
lug booths. merry-go-round, bow ~
lug alley, shouting gallery and oth _
amusenlents There will also be _
Baq_1:_ar _t;ble. _ ' 
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d_i§c¢_)__rse sweettpmusic tlrtjulwllotlt
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.,Tliere will he reduced thru cnsll '
molar trains from the  _qndffhe
st stopping at the gipu . _lp
addition, there' 3 u spool ~
curalon train Inav 3 htgm_ __
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