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0'Leal’Y. July ldth. Both Liberals and S
Conservatives welcome. E
_ -Ml. G. l. QEER. Guardian Report-
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-Gr. Hill he plQs_`_e_d to receive news of
' interest to forward for publication. op
T°lQIbiIl\e No. 788. ' ci
, -DIVINE 8ERVlCE8.- Kensington
Prbibyteriairchurch. Sunday July 13th
Sacrament of Lords Su :ei 12 o'clock 1
m ._ _ . .
"QOH .idayilght saving time) Miss Si-
RllK0l'1'.~i address mi the l‘0int»Aux- me
Trcrnbles Sciienie, ti p. tri., Preparat- En
ory scrvice Saturday July 12th at 3
D. m. (new time).
--HEROES RETURN.-Several s`ol~.2i
diers have recently returned, aiiiong;0n
them Antoine Cormier, s-_in of Josephi Wil
S. Cormier. and Philip Gallant. sonlfllll
of Sylvain Gallant. The former en-'
listed voluntarily about 2 years ago
when in Winnipeg. He was fortunate' ma
in having to go to the trenches. liut'30_
while in Englanfl hit distinguisiietlliea
ru
himself as at brilliant sttilcnt \ir'
l _
insertion _fer advertising in this col- ltth tor the ice cream social on th
inn. Cash must accompany order school grounds at Margate. 6021pd.
minimum charge twenty ilve centa. _
_ -WANTED-Teacher for the Prim-
”"rrEN° th’ M5 T” Pafly 5' ary Department of Mount Stowe
C
-TEACHER WANTED-A first
Int ‘ ` `
hool.\ Supplvnient $150. Midsum'
iory Lyle. Secretary. 68885-9.\itr_
-WELLINGTON PlCNlC»-The Dar pl y,
i-<h10hPrS of \\ elllngtn Parish will hold There was a large assembly of par
grand picnic on their church grounds ants and friends present and a ver;
-1-He mAxiMv|i.Ls school exam-
tion took ace on Mondaz June
I nit prcselnnl ll’ii.pils showed g\r‘e3t icelxzht prograrinmeiof s0ni_rsl;and rec
 _ -_  - ming ani a cr ness. teacier. . iss ta ons was t en g ven by t e pupils
or me .wan baing awaY,ab0.mslggoe giiiniliig our very liest_teaciie:~s. Rev. ent expressing their regret at the
and 3 han veal” a park of this time  cr Boudreauinpaiil a high_c`:ii_n- teachers departure and of the pupil:
Ming in trénchrls "uh up l»o0kin pl ment to the dis..rict_. l The dis-.rict_ progress during the year. Master Hoi
~- i ft K was fortunate in retaining Miss Ar lis
fine and are glad to be homo again .\l sen:iult_ _ ia
-TWO GENTS FIR WORD each -_-OEIERVE Monday evening. Jul
-WHERE ARE YDU GOING 0
Tea Party,
hool. Supplement- $80.00. Apply A.
Wright, Bedeque. 6881-7-9M3l. """*"
-BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA ha
--NEW MOURNING HATS. - A secured premises at Albany, and wil
ce assortment for all ages. Just open' a sulrbrancli there shortly.
ened in Millinery Department Sin-
air & Stewart Limited.
_ _ _ ssso-'i-siusi
ssro-Maizt'
ss teacher wanted for St. Eleanors 8
‘.!0c and 25c. 6917-7-l0M2i
r vacation. Male preferred. Apply
ing exercises of Ascension sciioo
took ace on Monda June 30th
Wednesday July 23rd. Eveiytliing
l be closed to make the day a pleas-
vuline. 65%?-7-3Mthsttt.
pleasant morning was spent. The
’eacher Miss Clotilda Arsenauli as
eisted by several of the visitors care
fully examined the pupils in the tlli
ferent subjects and their ready ant
pl 5 concise answers showed the cart
Good attendance. Father Bond- which they have been trained. An ex
Morrisey and Miss Rosalind Gal
M i nt then came`forward and on behalf
________; 2 nit iiiiN’s sroiiiil
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  Every Man
T 0 'Hisi‘Taste!
C"/"YJ GOOD m a n y
( A  men have a set-
_ tied taste as to
(Jj the cut of thc
coat. They want the new
' * ‘ _H,'.‘.""l¢'- - -DON’T FORGET to reserve Wed
GU nascar. July 16. for the bis Tea I
0’Lee.ry. . 6748-‘I-3M1li.
n
Wednesday, July 16th? To the 0'Leary
6809-7-7M9l.
-GRAND CONCERT in Centra
Bedeqne Hall by the (‘.antcl_iacum.'I‘hc
Atrieal (‘lub. Friday. July llth at
0'Clock. Sale of candy. Admissior
-ASCENSION SC H00 L.-The clos-
-_---?~*~____.i` Hammm is in be congratulated on
 the neat appearance of the SCll00l-
'which the following address was read
and home made candy passed around.
Many expressed their appreciation of
the good work done by the teachers,
and sincere regret is being felt at his
resignation.
Mr. Thomas Hammill, Teacher, Dear
Sir,-The few remaining sands in the
hour-glass remind us that the moment
is drawing near when our relations as
teacher and pupils must terminate.
We have thought it htting as the
moments go by, to assure you that we`
are sensible to the pangs of parting
caused by the severance of ties that'
bound us for two years, in our en-
deavor to obtain knowledge, it has
s_`uit to be pretty much ;
like the old. - - '
Oiher men are a bit ad.
ventuious and e ri] o y
wearing the latest novel i__
ties like our waist seam 7
SUITS.
Vi/c never attemp: to
guide a customers selec- I
. tion-=we simply carry all
the good Styles and give
him what he wants.
J . ' spending a few days in Sumincrsftle.
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_ .0   -Miss P. Bernard of Lawerciicg Mo.
,pi ' ri _ »i ~ f
' style in
coat and
Anfi besides suiting him as to
cause we haven’t high rents and
expenses to allow for in our
lothes prices- Come to the Men’s
Store when _\ou need asuit or
our Llothes Shop, we
._, ‘ save every customer money be- '
been our privilege to receive instruc-‘
tion from you, which you gave cheer-l
fully. Your energy and conduct in the
discharge of your duties will he an
inspiration to us as we journey
through life. We cherish the hope
that your thoughts may sometimes
revert to the scenes of our pleasures,
where we may meet again in the
realms of remembrance, The last
grain is falling.-The last moment has
come. We bid _vou Gotl-speed. By ills
power may you ire -prosperous and
vour aspirations in life be successliilm
Signed on behalf ofthe -pupils of
Northaiii zwliool. Lillian Newt-oiiilie.
Ma.i‘;':iierite Learii, Fay Linkliiter.
visiting friends in NewCastie, N.
intl dziughter. from Bath, Maine, a
visiting relatives in Maximville.
‘.5 0 Bell(-que was a visitor to S`SltIe
 ~ At Our Economy Prices 
is spending tho summer with friends
in Summcrsidc.
TIMELY THINGS ABOUT STOCK
Little Bo Peep hought 1 dozen
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_ _ --it __ - __ F; . _ . . , , ,.5  '
of the pupils. presented the teacher
with s daity gift. -Miss Arsenauit rea-
ponded in e few words thanking the
pupils for the nice gift and their kind~
ness to her during her three years
stay among them. The singing of the
National Anthem brought a pleasant
moming to a close.
-PETERVILLE SCHOOL” The
semi-annual examination of Peterville
school took place on Saturday June
8th in the presence of a large number
of parents and frlends.’I‘he pupils were
carefully examined in the different
subjects by their teacher Miss Annie
Maclntfyre assisted by Miss Clothilda
Arsensnlt teacher of Ascension school.
The pupils acquitted themselves ad~
mlrably reflecting credit upon their
teachers work during the year. A suit-
able`programme of recltations. songs,
etc., was then given by the pupils and
although most of them are but tiny
tots yet their efforts won hearty ap~
plause. Prizes were then given f0»“
oroflciency in the different subi@ClS-
besides two for perfect attendance
during the year. The 'prizes for attend-
ance were awarded to Albert Knox
-ind Alma Gaudet. At the conclusion
"if the programme Miss Geraldine
'{nox on behalf of the pupils P\‘€Sf5l1f'
ed the teacher with an appropriate
gift. Miss Maclntyre in a few words
:hanked the pupils for their kindness.
iemarks were then made by 801110 0!
-NORTHAM SCHOOL.-The seml~
annual examination of .\'ortliani school
was held on Wednesday. June 25th.
A large' number of parents and other
visitors were present and listeud with
deep interest as the differnt classes
were examined by their teacher, Mr.
Thomas Hammill, assisted by Miss
Lucille MacNeill and Miss Bernetta
Mclvor_ Evidences of careful teach-
ing were manifest throughout. Mr
room and grounds, and the orderly
conduct of his pupils. At the conclus-
ion of the examination the visitors
were entertained with _a. short pro-
gram furnished by the pupils, after
ADDRESS
\\`ES'i`ERN PERSONA LS
-Mrs. John Morris of S\5ifiv is
Il.
--.\fr. and Mrs. Joseph Arseniiult
re
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-.\ir. D. l`i. .\icDonald of North
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-Miss K. i`. Gillis oi' Ottawa is
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Comparison 'Will Ouickly Establish
Style---Leadership of Priiwse’s Clothe
t Come to our Big.Showing
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‘ ’  the distinctive patterns and col-
,_ ‘_' ' ._ ors, the faultless tailoring* and
_ ,yi ~ the fine lining at prices that will
 vw save vou dollars. You must have
   Clothes. We are today selling
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Vx' Z;W>. plat" I
/ ’/’ F' Y ff A than any other sto e in the _cityq
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 is Men’s Spring Top Coat
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“ Prices $14.00 up.
IlERE’S OUR BUSINESS CODE
Give you more value, more style, more clothes
satisfaction. It we don’t do it give
back,
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PROW E BRO LIMITED
THE CLOTIIING MEN  
esta.tsi.s.i~.wiwi.»tiiii».».~..s.t=iess:i=¢i-eeeseeaeeeeassesses#
I f Prices are $15.00 up to $42.00.
A splendid showing of Top
coats always up tothe minute in
E . 'styIe, distinctive patterns an
By general *consent the most expensive
clothing item in the family.
it's thc inferior clothes lie_ gets. _ Let him come
into Prowse’s for an outfit. Will supply lilm =\
I _,  .==-_|- with the style he wants and the quality the ‘P
parent wants. I-le’lI get every attention and
iissisiiim-c, for we realize that Boy customers oi
today is llic man customer oi' tomorrow.
A Trcincndoiis Stock. 'All sizes for Men
‘ :ind Boys of cvei'y build. _
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CLOTHING  
not it isn't the Boy`s fault,
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Each one in the tion" was a winner, __ __ _ _ ._-, »
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Stray dogs. :ig the-,~ do. killed cvcry \----_-- ~' -=- '-=--'“" -~~‘ 'Y Y* "'
last ewe-» ' _ 0 ED
NOW Wag"-, that hard on R h£_g|n_ Notliiiitr kt-cp.: hogs wi-ll niiii ilii'i|‘l.\` SOLMERS WELC M
you’lI see what we mean.
_I .
lzd  st, HPF* Of grades or scrubs Get rid of state, Milking machines arc giilning
the scrubs. in uso every\\'h:~re.
ner-_» so cheaply as good, nitl-liisliiniiiwi '-x
` cruise. ’l`n bring ilizit :iiioui iii wintci
. is fllliio ii pi'ri‘\lviii. .-'\ i»'ivci‘i~|l riifl \v|~ll-
Tiie first J"i‘.<¢-y in prmliive 1.000 . _ ., _ _ _ _, ._ . .
poiinrli; of iiultcrfnt is Sophle's Agii\~.=i, m'::_l;L" i¥"l't]'l(,l"0i;:l]l(,'\`_ léguitli
a slx~yi~nr»oltl cow. I '  I' '
portiincc.
The cream separator willi its many h _ _ _ , ,» _
|l>1ll'lS.i-cquircii daily \vafsiiln;; and litusslanxt ls:t`lIf,s__;irr_T]ii;’i}Kv“§til to
cattle in eu exit i. irii \ no as
Zinlmng to RWD had odors "Cm dev' cattle feed was not known until two
opmg' years ago when thc drought made
_ _ """° their use necessary. These plants,
Cliiiinnit the horses when -shedding which were considered bad weeds, al-
. , _ begins means comfort to the  so are used for s|1age_
W  - Y I' asa inityhplrleventl ovelrheatlng with i 
is an c i sam co c.
l ..__._____ ‘ il' one “UW mn of nv” l" v""m""l 5" Pte. Tit lor in retur nl
¢ _  &    ; D I I 'mllked by machinery. A total of 1,700-lwph, and ¥h.,-Ikod nnennniuliufggtzgg
*‘“K\\@\`S Of Dure brodibulis in Win- | milking machines is being used in the `
Cnnsln averaged eighty five imnnds state, which milk 50,000 cows. 'rimt is
 ' "‘0"@ hlltfef ner COW than the dhllsh- more than one-ilfth ofthe cows in the
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a|h|Nc»|Nca u|=» as-A°ri-lata
“ll-
lin thu nvetiiiig of Juno 26th the
i`i‘ii-mls and neighbors nf C\imhei'l"ind
and siirroiintlingdlstricis assoinhled nt
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. W.
Taylor to welcome back tlisii son l’te.
Stanley Taylor who recently returned
from overseas. after being over four
years fn the service for King and
country.
At 10 o'clock the crowd assembled
to the drawing room which had been
ilttinzly arranged for the occasion.
Mr. Neil MacDonald read an address
of welcome while Miss Essie Tnylm-
presented him with ri ~h~w=~~ ~~-ict
kindness shown towards him,
A dainty supper was served ~hy the
ladies and the remainder of the even-
ing was spent in music, singing and
social intercourse; also dancing which
-was highly Bh.l0Y0il by the young till
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THF. MAN THAT iNvEN'reD 
I DONT L1 Ro|_ '
T/\|_i< Mc; UN p‘N'° MU” HAVE  @@»
BEEN A 'ences Len
WHATS
Tlilb ‘?
M/HY~ Ti-lib FACTOR#
Va WORTH A ‘
HUNDRED THOU’:»i\ND
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'M '*~ osnr oo.
THM"&> oorie' S.
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a wee small hour. When all departed
to their different homes well P1953”
with the evenings entertainment. -
To Private Stanley Taylor
Dear l<`r'ond1-it is with l>l9HB“\'°
we your friends and associates as-
somhlc hero this evening to extend to
you n hearty wclcomo home. Af!"
more thiin four years spent in the sor-
vice of your King and Country, W0
feel justly proud of your military rec-
ord. for its soon as the cruel and flllh'
lcss hun forced us into the t6l'l'|hl°
conflict you were amongst the fir!!
to respond to the call of duty. Man-
fully you left your comfortable ho1Il°
your parents, brothers and sisters to
"o forth to iight for the cause of lib-
erty, "antl that might should not iri-
umph evvr right, and that the slofy
of the old Flag that proudly float!
over your loyal and devoted.. held
might bs held, and that democracy
which is the highest ideal .ot ali free
liberty loving nations might be tnndh
safe to the world. ‘
_Now as_we rejoice at the victor!
which has ‘cbtne to the armies of the
allied natlons_we are not unmintiiul
ofthe great. danger and hardshlitl
through which our brave boys passed.
we are thankful to kind Providence
that you have passed safely through
.it all and have returned to us in DOY'
iect health and strength. In our .|07
tonight at having you again with ll!
we do not forget your <bi-'ave comrade
lm- Burden who had fallen on the
held of honor and tonight psloeiulli
sleeps in a soldiers grave in far oi!
France and as he has given his price-
lonsyounn life as A sacrifice dh th!
altar of liberty. Let us endeavour to
keep his memory very fresh in our
minds. . ,
in conclusion we ask you to scoop!
this gift as a' slhht tollen of esteem
for the service you have rendered 'J’0\\\‘
country and may you loaf be spared
to_enjoy liberty peace and fr_¢ed0l\\
which is so dear to every loyal and
t `f~ ' ii
nlllseztclllsiigsmlr df ioiir friends.
' GIORGI ||leDOM6L°»
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