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5 M1__x..r'raa¥,£i‘attoo on Brigade Parade
,greundfiiootball iieid)a_t 8 p. m. _s_hsr-p
,this evening, Every citizen is invited. I
~. Tun marriage took place last evening of
,David McKinnon, son' of John McKinnon.
_i,Miiton,~‘and Miss Margaret Ford.-dsughtf
sr of Robert Ford of Ebenezer. '
,Tal St. Peier's Sunday School held
their annual Sunday School picnic at
Rocky Point yesterday afternoon. A
very emoyahle time was spent.
`A'rar.noaAu_ received hero' yesterday
stated that in ti\e»Sydnay Mines ilra ,W H
Hap _lu ofthis cit and his father in law
  V "inet all titilr property,
-_ aud.out_by_800_reeeived an appointment
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regular morning 'pad afternoon trip in
additiontc a special trip to Westville
,,".v:`i::,‘Zio'l, Church Bi!-dday  itil)
Axmmcrnbars and adherents or Zion
fticsr, gr” celeb, bane this morning _at 9
o'cldcl or s`anie` place dt 3 o’clocir.Children
.will get their tickets at the church ati?
1 o’ciccir. 4 ' ` ‘ _
A _-,0w|.Nqto the dxtra work undertaken
by the Y lil' C A at‘Br-lghtcn Camp and to
_ the fact that the Military tattoo will be
_,held-this evouilil towards wbioh W9 .lttired in white. Ira Rodd of
'public will be drawn the Y M C A library
i will not he open at the usual hours tc-
i‘ nicht. , _
‘ ‘Wear Trade Mark D Suspenders
Guaranteed. Sold everywhere.
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has passed the Civil Service examination ouenew mission band were °l’¥\I\iS°¢-"'
.paper on “Service” hy Mrs McPherson
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Church attending the picnic will receive ""8 ‘mind In an hd’ Mud' °I
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TBR death tack place at Cape traverse
°lI 'Euegdar nicht ol,l(rs. Nelion Clark
°i= _that place. Mrs. Qiark was a
diiillltor ofdchn T Rowe formerly of
this city andnow ot_Boston and is a
'sister _ oi ‘Charles Rowe well
pimown in this city. There are _
lefttomourn a sorrowing husband and
one daughter to whom_ the Guardian
tenders its sympsthy.- ` _
TB! Prcsbyterial W F M S Convention -
was opsnei in ‘Kensington Church yes-
terday morning. 'The President- Miss
Muirhead was in the chairand there was
agooi attendance. _The second session
*harsh ‘at 2 o’ciock p. m. The church was
well n_iiecl _with an attentive audience.
At the sessi6n_` the reports of the
Preebyterial Secretary 'of Young Peoples
A ,helpful bihie reading by Miss
Whiddou, Bsdequejand an excellent
theseaainn. _ V _ k
fl A‘ very pretty wedding took place last
*zoning in the Methodist Church at
 inaioa where Misa Bertha Saunders,
aughtor of Isaac Saunders of that place,
ratrimony tc Albert Wise, son of’
oaeph Wise of Milton. The ceremony
was performed in the presence of a
crowded church by Rev F Frizzle. Th-_
bride washeautlfuily attired in a cream
voile dress with trimmings to match and
gan-led a very pretty boquet. The
ridesmaId,Miss Minnie Saunders was
Milton supported the groom. After
the wedding a reception was held at the
home of the bride which was largely
attended. There were very many
brautiful presents which testified to the
popularity of the happy couple.
Tm: Military Tattoo is an entertain-
ment given by the Regimental Banos
consisting of music by individual and
brigaded bands who are assisted by the
features are added. The 'Tattoo of this
evening promises an evening of delight
for eye and ear, As it is the oamp's
expression of gratitude for the kind-
ness of our citizens it is hoped
every citizen who can do so will be
he present punctually at eight p. m.
Patrolling parties will see that the safety
of even the smallest is assured and that
the comfort of all may he regarded. The
cvolutlons by the Light Horse will open
the proceedings. Later in the program
the Field Hospital Company will demon-
strate how the wounded on the iield are
attended to. Delightful music by t-be 4th
Regt. and Blind Bands will begiven. The
officers commanding and the officers of
these corps have kindly placed their
Bands’ services in -the hands of the exe-
cutive of the tattoo.Tbc latter gratefully
acknowledge their courtesy and that of
the Bands in aiding to this endeavor to
show the Camps’ gratitude to Y.M.C.A.
and citizens for their kindness and to the.
Press. `
BORN.
At Tryon, June 24, 1964, tc Bruce and
Mrs. Howatt, a daughter. _
DIED. '
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In this .city July 5th. John McLean,
aged 98, formerly of North River.
Funeral from his late residence, Euston
Street, East, today at l p. m., to High-
Held Cemetery.
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  or Yours’ SUMMER HOME _
Needcool, dainty coverings. Mattings form the ideal material for this
purpose-Here are a/fewm-we’re reariy.
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massed huglers. Various spectacular
 For the teeth-We have imported a
` really line line of French tooth brushes.
  They are made by that celebrated miker J 0 h n N e W SU n O
ug Dupont of Paris and are guarant.eed.lf you
one hwing 3 sho,-t ape,-,_ -_ want ahrush that will givecamtort and
ience in the business pre- pleasure select one here. We have all
fetred, butuot necessary. the approved tooth psstes and tooth | 
powders etc 'or whitening and preserving, ‘
Jiihnson & Johnsons the teeth.-The Two Macs, MacDonald &: `
Cdr Kent and Prince Sis. MacKinnon, Druggisls, Corner Great'=
George and Kent Streets. dw
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soft green-or dark red, strong and light
Others of better and stronger weave, come at
American Fibre hiattings, wash proof, fade proof, wearproof,
Moderately good japanese msttings, in neat patterns izc, 14c, 16c, etc.
Pretty ]ap matting, strongly woven on a twine back, in pretty,
soft, cool colorings _ mc, 24g, 259, 28C, eu;
A notably good line, in a parpet pattern of Persian design, in
28c_
32C, 34c and up.
5;c, 58c per yd.
MOORE ®. MCLEOD
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sanitarium at Guelph for |rsatmenr,when
STUBBORN SKIN D ISEASES.
Nonhiugis more discouraging than a
case or ecaems or salt rheum which rc
fuses to heal. By using Dr. Chase’~x Olnt
ment however. you soon see that new
skin is forming and the sore part. is be-
oomingemaller and smaller. The itobin
is entirely overcome after a few applii
cations and you are piven satisfactory evi-
dence that a cont nuation of the treat-
ment will bring a thorough cure.
-WIealtly- Excursion Bulletin. The
comfortable, palace iron S. S. “City of
London" will make four afternoon ex
eursion trips each week for balance of
season as follows:- To Orwell, wefines-`
day at 3.00.- Round trip 2.5¢: s; “West
River,” Thursday at 3.30. Round Trip
20cts: “East River” Friday at 3.30
Round Trip, Nets. “Crapaud, Sa'urday at
3.11). Round Trip, 40cts; Children half
fare. Piano and refreshments ou board.
Home early, ` 5. d. tf.
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Lormoxv, July 2.-Principal HsrbertM  S   ll
Graham of the Simcoe street Normal
T iuing School, was being taken fo the i
W)0*RJl€)QJ=00
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This
suddenly he stepped behind his wife and 
leaped in front of the locomotive, being _‘ 0 a € 0 
ground to pieces under the wheels.
so why be careless in spending them? Why
not consider the reputation of the establish-
ment to whom you give your trade? We
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place before you a. record of over forty years
fair dealing. Surely this is a safe place to
trade. Besides with no rent to pay, there is
a good reason for our low prices.
Come, see, compare.
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