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lea. ing fiction olloring in Wo The editor of the woman's page
W rid for July is an sutomob- was on his vacation and the sport-
“The Blessed Gasoline," by ing editor had jumped into the
Long. "Calling Up of breach. e . .
H by Bm-mn B;-aigy, gmt "Well, what do you think of this,"
play “Tha Only Son," he snoted, as he held up a perfum-
by Burns Mantle, S. R, _ed communication. "l-Iere's u fool
are oth" “tu-,¢¢i0ns_ ‘woman wantedtto know how to make
Kaufman contributes a B lemon tart] .lUEf~ 5-5 ¢h0Ul_!h il
of July' editorial, "Once-yr lemon wasn’t tart enough."
Patriots," and editorials on __ t
tt ra of‘ current interest. .
821182 uawnable household B¢wareof0|n|mcnfs lorcsllrfh happily, rationally. and nobly, and
gardening articles by Eldora y [hu Conhin Mfr Ury _
DOW Und Famud Arm' as mercury will surelv rie~lro_\'thc sense mg to the sense' we are 3lW5Y9 U1
’°7®-"Je C9:/:NJ
A SIMPLE LIFE. \
lf we will, we can life comfortably,i
yet do without many things pleas-
Hamilton, and departmental or sm-ii .mi femme-n»|_y <1.-_rtir-we thewlsngei' vi milltirlvins our wants- By
~ whole svst m when entering it throuirh
bi' DL Frank (mnh Dr' the mucoul: aurlare.Such nriiclesnhould
Lowry and Mme. Jeanne ba never be used except on pwscriptiuns
from reputable physicians. an the damavc
the will do is ten fold tn the good you
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_ ' rlve from them. Hl\ii's
..._ li--_-"  (fhiiigarli-iiissgiiiefie manufactured by F. J.
_ _ Cheney & Co., Toledo. O.. contains _no
Q - . _ _'mercury and is taken ir\ternn||.\'. acting
Y.L_ f L- °-~ , directly upon the blood and mucous suvr
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. A big New Stock just opened.
Direct from the FACTORY
in PHILADELPHIA.
Beautiful Colors, large size,
Strong Material-
See our "big value $i.oo
HAMMOCK
PRICES UP TO $6.50
` EACH.
C°""'& C°'“P°“Y Ud-   Sfdé- Star Steam Laundr  S Q
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/more satisfactor look bette
Oatsrrh Cure be sure ,\ ou Bet. the genuine
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° Ring Here
'i`ne wedding ruig will be
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wear better, if it is bought at
'I`anton’s-`
, Our present showing is one
of the best we have ever ds
played, showing the best
made in Canadian, English
and American styles. Prices
range from $4. up.
VV. N. Tanton
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tiriiika I B um’ I 3 or c moment vie well realize that today
so doing we endanger the higher life.
lf we live too much on things mater-
ial we starve the spirit. As things
,Jenus says, a man's life does not
consist in the abundance of thei
things he possesses. l
Our present danger in the fumily,‘
in societ ever where even in i
I g,,ii’nf*l)|§‘°l'}_l:`|f°(('y',';lé§,f"¢;~Ld(';',,'fd°qi2,,'5%°f,dn‘fl Church isylthat we forget this ielenitelri?  
/ "~~  ials free b nl tary rule. We want the things that
 ` -L .°‘°'d ba D'“§§'i°"9[75° Q" ° 9 ~ _ cost money. If we stop just for
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most of our troubles are economic.
  Pniiltgrl
it Uuestinn
When Your Qlothep line breaks and
your wash falls ir_i the ._fUD what do YOU
any ?, 'l`o put it mildly its _ unpleasant. lt
means extra labor, extra time, extra soap
and coal house all mussed up another
ily. '
'l‘o avoid allsuch let us do your flat
work. Your goodsara cgrefully handled.
cleanly washed nicefiy ironed promptly,
returned if intruste to Uri.
Telephone |51 and our team will call
A. F. Webster
Fumlshed by .
, ooo ooooooooooooooooot
material we starve the spirit. As-‘I .
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our true gratification l hldhefi
mill-_Y SELEcT|oNs For    » “F -“s~i"”"ii3 ii”
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I S. Louson
How shall the things ol this world
be more evenly distributed?
_Whilst we are in favor of a just
distribution of the things of this
W0l‘|¢i. yet of one thing we are per-
suaded, and that is, that we would
serve ourselves and the State great-
ly if we would by choice, by effort,
by struggle, if necessary, live 5
Slmillef liilé. as far as material
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In the summer the feet
ache, persplre feel damp
and uncomfortable' Cool
shoes and thin stockings
help some but not enough.
If you want real foot
comfort use.
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Bas em -
It absorbs moisture and
checks perspiration to a
large extent' Then the feet
are comfortable do` not
ache. Prevents formation of
corns or blisthers.
` Sprinkle top tins' ' ' 'V25c
E. A. _FOSTER
Central Drugstore
WAS TERRIBLY
I NERVOUS. 1
WOULD START AT THE'
LEAST NOISE.
shattered nuwoua system to a perfect
condition. J 1
Misa Emma Read, Laakay, Ont.,
wrltea.--"I have great pleasure ln writ-_
ing to tell you about the great bengdt
I have received by using your Mllbum'»
Hem and Nerve Pills. About a year
sgelwuverybadlynmdowuandeould
hardly do my work. I tried different
medicines but none ef them did me any
good. I was terribly nervous, and would
start at the least noise. and even utartln'
my sleep, which made me very weak,
l,used two boxes of your pilla and I am
now well and strong again." -_,
3Milburn'| Heart and Nerve Pills are
50 cents per box, or 8 boxu for $1.25
For sale at all dmlers, or will be mailed
direct on receipt of price by The T.
Milburn cn.. Limited. romm, one.
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"I-lot weather underwear. Time to
get ready now for the hot weather,
nnd cool underwear is the first con-
sideration. We have about every cool
kind made, in two piece and combin-
ion your behalf in view of your in
,of ourselves we would be hereto pro-
'test against your going at all, but
A party of the friends of Miss-Elsie
Anderson, St. Peter's, to the number
of about fifty or sixty assembled at
her; home a few, evenings ago and pre-
sented her with the following add;-og,
aeco_mpanled-byia purse of gold.
;Miss Elsie E. Anderson:
Dear. Friend:-We ,have gathered
with you this evening to give expres
sion of our good will and well-wishes
we could speak at length land in su-
perlation. 'If we were to think only
we are your friends and we bury our
own regrets_between our best wishes
for your future happiness as you
leave us to tread the "lighted way"
upon which the sun of promise beams
in brightness. As you pass through
the gateway, through whose portals
you leave behind with us the name
which we have ever been proud to
know Qu, and we trust that you will
carry with you all the way the kind-
liest memories of the friends of your
glrlhood days. May 5 kind Provi-
dence smile in henedlction upon you
all the way, fitting you more and
more for life's common duties and
noble tasks. .
Please accept this purse of gold as
B. simplebut honest token of our af-
fe¢ti0n. Esteem and best wishes for
the coming years. .
Sincerely Your Friends.
St. Peter's, June 13, 1912.
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loyejn living _to__the _spirlt. V ~ _ `
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WBBWU 01°” U* P°°Pil Willfifiltended departure from among us, thi 9' ` `  LWTT
troubled with deranged nerve they will 'friends with whom you have mingle( _ `
5nd thu Miibum-, gan mg Nu-vgf ip work_and\ pleasure since your ear 
Pills will rutore thefequilihrium of these ° ' Y -
deranged centre, and bring back the
liest years r
1 Were words of ours needed to eon ' ull directions nd. '
nrm our esteem and affection tor you,| 'H398 On Large bgitter-":`1|Tx?%y
kindness and hoping that Providence
would spare them all _to meet ag;-in
Miss Anderson, who is one or the
most popular young ladies on P.E.I_,
left in company with her sister Mar-
garet for Vancouver on tim 30th up
stant, whore-the former will be one
of the principals in an important,
event to take place there shortly.
The above are daughters of L. An.
derson, merchant, St. Peters. Be.
sides the purse there were many oth.
er valuable presents, including 5
_cheque from her father,
THE MOST POPULAR YEAST.
Isn’t the fact that White Swan Yeast
Cakes have won admiration wherever
trled proof that they ai-e .the b¢st';
Prove thiolf. to your owli satisfac-
tion - by ordering a 5c package from
you_r` grocer, or send for sample.
ation, styles, with or without sleeves.
Piices range from 75c to $2 50 per
Miss Anderson made a suitable re
\:i|Kant i `_,__l______________, suit, Bruee's_ i " 6'-22Mt'l’V. ply, thanking her friends for their
Whlto Swan Spices `&.Cerenls, Limit-
ed, Toronto, Out. _, M* - -
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_One of the  Most Sensational Sales of Men's Clothing
  Ever Held- In This Province  
A Toronto Manufacturer offered us $6500.00 worth of clothing for $4333.00. A shipment which was. ready for a
Western Customer. to whom the Firm refused toship owingsto financial difficulties. _ They wired us offering the lot as
above for spot cash and submitted us samples of each garment. We accepted the offer which we consider is the biggest
bargain ever secured by us. ' The suits are perfect fit-ting. being made of material which we can guarantee to’ our Custom-
ers and we will stand back of every suit. The sale begins to-day and will be continued until every dollar’s worth of the
~ above stock is. disposed of Instead of poclceting the extra profit we have decided to share it around with our friends
and customers. We cannot distirctly state how long this slzle will last as it will stop just as soon as the goods are sold, and _
will in all probability take two or three weeks from now. Needless to say the terms are spot cash(
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lol No I. A splendid. finished worstcd suit cut in the
$17.00 for $10.95
_lol No. 4._ Is the very f
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latest fashion in a brown mixed worsted, line quality finish-
ed with good italian lining and padded shoulders a perfect
fitting suit. Considered cxfra value at §iio.5o‘at the price vc
secured them wc will sell ihcui now ut f-7.75. There is just
(138) in the lot.
1 $14.50 lor $8.98
lol No. 2. In this lot there' is just (9.1) suits in sizes
from [$5] to [42] breast. An extra. well made suit of heavy
English Worsied. Made for high class trade. A suit that is
absolutely guaranteed in every particular. This lot wc will
clear out at $8.98 pcr suit. $14 50 for 8 98.
$15.00 lol’ $9.50
Loi No 3. This is probably the best suit ever offered
at the price in this province. The workmanship, material
and every little detail is up to the highest standard of 'high
class tailoring. Absolutely the best bargain ever offered here.
We consider them extra good value at $15.00 but the price
we are selling this suit is now only 159 5o.
[.01 N0. 8- Consists of 64 boys’ D. B. suits. Two piece. In a nice stripe de ~
made of Botney Yarn. One of the finest spun yarns for high
class suitings, regular price of this suit is $17.00 and we
consider it is one of thc best suits at 3.17.00 that has been
shown licre for sometime, but at thc price we secured them
we will bc able to sellthem at $Io 95. In this lot there are
_[too] suits. For high class tailor made suits it is one of the
best. . ” ~, .
2.25 lor $1.45 9
Loi No. 5. Consists of [220] ,pairs of r.ien’.s trousers. In
a heavy Scotch Twccd, a splendid material, lhecost of this
is $2.25. We are able to sell this lot now at #L49 per pair.
This is a well made trouser and finished in the latest style.
$6.25 lor $3.98
Lot No. 6 C -nsists of '[108] pairs of fine worstcd
trousers in all West of England Worstcds. -'
oflsteel grey beautifully tailored made to
at the price we secured them we will now se
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` The above consists of the Entire lot of this purchase, and it is,  firsttime 'iff  busi-
ness experience that we had the opportunity of offeringthe publiit ,isuch red] value of really
high class tailor made suits. The offer cc_1me to' us and we thought it only _fair to it ‘
around while it lasts. So the opportunity _is yours to-day and rempmber the sale'
confined to the above ,advertised lines.  . 1 _t A 5.  I  M°:¥tl.if»fi._=ft".
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