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JUNE 8, 191.1
fiiilili Bllililfil  I
3:5
E
_-lllWliS PHUTEST
WASHINGTON, June 5-Many in-0
-li-r cities which extend their com
nu-rce to Canada and Mexico telegrs
plied -protests to the customs auth()
` and itching scalp, 0|-»m0;,;;;agl; .A-
ioin mniaaa traffic was ,.. ,,yed_ '
Under the court’s int..rl,,,.ta,,,m _
th _ _ . .. .
freely in all such cases as a r v’
for return.
- some high places. Ch' 1 J ~.
.|White, of the supreme cldurt olhmh
rities today Hgaillst the decision ofiUnited States, will take several 
the customs court which prohibit
the free re-entry of domestic anim.-il
which have taken across the line.
In' Detroit, 'the market ,wagon
which deliverdaily supplies in Wind.
snr were stopped by the customs cul-
|.-L-tnrs. At other cities which ad-
--_
Hair Beauiiiier
Refined Women of the World
Over Use if.
l»lvery woman knows, that there is
nothing so good for hair and scalp
1.1-ouble as Parisian Sage. If T>n1*1.;i;m
8.
d
Sage is used two or three times
wi-.ok it will keep the scalp cle.-in pn
remove dandruff. It makes the hai
iiistroiis and fluily and keeps it from
falling out.
\\'e urge every woman who love
1-aiiiiiiit and fascinating hair to go to
lien E. Hughes today and get a large
bottle of Parisiaii Sage. He guaran-
11-vs if to cure dandruff, falling hair
1
s _horses with him_when he goes 1_0 hi
prepared to pay duty on them who
e he returns.
ting the free return of an America
animal within three days was d
this.
have been prepared by congressme
who have suffering constituents.
- ANOTHER HUGE DEAL.
r tercsts intend buying the Wester
Fuel C-ompany's lands and mines 0
__ Vaiicoilvei' Island at a figure said t
time ago.
__ The courvs decision reachds to The following were registered at th
_An old custom regulation permit-
B land, J. R. Dickie, Major Garrison,
out of the old files by officials WEE
Sought some relief for the cities af '
fected, but it was found that th
customs court’s decision reverse
Several amendments to the law
VANCOUVER, B. (.`-., June 5-It i
l`€l>f>r_tcd that Mnclienzic Mann in- St. John; R. G. Lamb, Brantford; J
approximate four million dollars. _ _
Negotiations me Supl tu ,he now (-. McLeod, J. G. Sullivan, S. W.
pending up6°n an option secured som
s - THE -'CHARLO'1‘TETOWN§GUAR=DIAN
lCHARl.0'l"l`lETl`0WN 'AND QllliBN`S` C0llN'l`Y
1
_‘;Forbes, Pt. Vernon; O. Hennebery
Argyle Shore; R. D. Reid New Glas
B _ .
~ g0w; Mrs. U. F. F h , M te l; _ P
S °“"'m°r h°’“° ‘“ °*‘““d”- He has Mrs. r. H. seover,  Ainziii; as. timely warning before he is unpleas-
_‘.aatly reprimanded for his action.
“ M. Scott, Major and °Mrs. Marshall
A. Peverill,_ ll. Harmon, Lt.-(lol.
Flowers, Mrs. Flowers, Lt. Suther-
 Sounders, Lt.-Col. Le.(`-aiu, Capt.
Creelman, J. Armstrong, Halifax'
' John A. McAskill, Glace Bay; R.-..'l‘.
$2 Taylor, Moncton; Alice C. Parker,.J.
B'S. Perry, Sunimerside.
_The following were registered at thr
n Victoria Hotel, city, yesterdayz-
John Mcliean, Souris; T. Hudson.
I'ictou; C. F. Pooley, Jack W. Me
_ Adam, W. H. Fraser, Robert Mor-
row, A. C. Saunders, Snmmerside;
H. Hutchison, Sussex; A. R. Pickard
s J- Rllpliael, Montreal; S. J. Hambro
n W. A. McAskill, Glace Bay; H. W.
n Ilayen and wife, New Glasgow; S_ K,
O Cohen, St. John; H. J. McGi‘nth
Moncton; H. H. Harvey, f~`.'t. John
9 Smith, W. A. Crandlemire, A. L. Mc
intosh, J. F. Archibald, Winnipeg:
Mrs. Edgar (}odfrvv_ ]5r.,»oklyn_
Lynchs" Creamalt Sodas
-There’s no better biscuits
Lyiiclis’ Creaiualt Soda Biscuits are iii 11 clziss
b_v tliemselvcs -there is none that czui siirpaiss,
uone that uiu cqual thciu.
The Rev. J. Abbott Winfield, whi
has done some good inunigratior
work for this province, and has suc
ceeded in landing many good settlers,
has _now decided to resign his posi
tion this month and i‘et\ii‘u to Paro
chial work again. There is some pro-
bability that he may accept the par-
ish of Alberton which is no\v vacant.
It is hoped that the church there
niuy be able to secure his services
His' record as a worker and speaicei
is well known and his ability in thesi
two qualifications have been mainly
e law a deliveiy horse me t li
#cross the border is dutlanlee :.,‘-hill: It pays to buy in this Province.
comes back. M t ._ ' --
_ _ O or Uughg _gifs Capt. and Mrs. Finlayson, City, re- clerk took the liberty of turning oil
_ :of the law allows them to he bonded turned last evening from Halifax.
0 ly in keeping with the gentlemaniy
__ Queen Hoiei in this my yesierasyz- conduct generally accented as becom-
C. E, Pram SL Peters- Wim-ed ing s bank clerk. As this has also
_ Last evening while the mail was
being sorted a "smart" young bank
the electric lights in the corridor of
the Post Office. This action is hard-
, occurred before it can ire supposed
_ that the same party was the culprit
i-n each case and he should acce t a-
A regrettable accident happened
yesterday to Lieutenant Temple,
l‘ruro, one of the members of the
Nova Scotia team in the Intermari-
time Rifle match to be nred here to-
day. On the arrival of that team
in Westville they went to the range
there and were putting in a little
practice before their departure for
Picton. While on the range the bolt
on Lt. Temple’s rifle accidentally
flew back and struck him on the face,
resulting in an injury, which though
not serious made it necessary for
him to return to his home. Lt. Tem-
iot serious, made it necessary for
his ‘comrades who arrived last night
expressed much regret over the unfor-
tunate occurrence. Sgt. Armstrong,
the sparc man, will take his place.
_ Charles Riley, city, received the sad
intelligence by telegram last evening
about five o’clock of the accidental
death in Haines, Alaska, of his son,
iddward. No particulars as to the
':a_use or manner of death were re-
ceived. The deceased was prospect-
lug ln A‘l8.Bl(a, having gone there with
other Islanders from Seattle some
time ago and had just got to work.
(lilly yesterday morning a card was
received from him telling his people
home that he was well. This card
was mailed on 31st May. For the
‘vast ten years he has been in the.
United States and came home about
a_ year ago, remaining until last Ap-
ril when he left for the Western
toast. The deceased was forty-one
INTERMEDIATE
__ ___ (Continued from page 1 _
Nova Scotia winning again until Mc-
team that tied the score, and gav
the trophy to the Islanders.
The Prince Edward Island team
were warmly praised for their good
work by their opponents, after their
victory and it was generally couced“
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|1331- 0" 'ALLN - 
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. ,'=- '_ _ "|"~.‘.*'.._i.i£'
world, but were vociferously united
when it came to singing the praises
of their alma mater.
Earl Grey, who last night odicialiy
Kinnon shot the fn 1 1.111 c 1 h' banquet in the Windsor hotel to- _
I 8 ) B ye or ‘E night. The doctors were of all ages 
and came from all_ parts of the WEMMLSMJ ,
held in the Maritime Provinces
teams' personeii:
NEW BRUNSWI1.‘K.
Major H. Perley.
Major J.S. Frost.
Capt. W. E. Forbes.
Lt. Chandler.
Lt. G. W. Smith.
Sgt. flrandlcmire.
Sgt. Archibald.
Gr. Nlcliitosii.
Coach-Arm. Sgt. Sullivan.
NOVA S('()’|‘fA.
Lt. Col. Flowers.
Lt. (lol. Le(?aii1.
Major Marshall.
Capt. Sutlierla-iid.
Sgt. -Major ll. W. Siiundcri-1.
Sgt. Major Harmon.
Sgt. Armstrong.
Sgt. Peverill.
Adjiitant-Major Marshall.
In command--Major (}:11'i‘i1~io|1.
'l`liey :irc uiadcin oie of Caiiad:i’s cleanest
l<ilcl1e11:~‘, wlicre purity and cleanliness is strictly
oi1sci'vecl.'l`l1c ingredients :irc secured from best
so111'c1:.=:»-iiotliiiig is left uiidoue to lccep liic-sc bis-
cuits up lo our high si
Your g1'oce1‘ sells
:u1<lzird,
l._Yl1ul1si' Ci'cr1ii1:illSo1i:is-
i1‘\_' ilic1i1fo1':i lileusxiiii 1'clici`, froiu thc coniiuoii
leird.
Lynchs; Ltd.
_ini-itrunsentiil in securing the larg
in gathering for this province.
the l<`irst.Metiiodi=;t (Jiiurcii, nn Wed
iiesduy afternoon. llev. William Har
rison, ciiuirmaii of District presiding
o’clock. Alter iievotioiiai services E
ld. Styles wus elected secretary aiu
liev. Hugh Miller assistiiiit. llev. ll
to ` the press. lloll he
ininisters of the District answered tr
their names:-llev. William Harrison
_ iziiairnuiii; Revs. l<`. A. Wightmau, If
J. Wasuu, George Orman, lil. Bell, H
IC. '[`honins, (leorge Seller, E. lil
Styles, ii. ()‘. llartnian, Hugh Mil
ier. ltev. Elias Slack
‘sv 
l%l\
l§hLONG l.ll/E lflNG Glilllllil] vids
 Celebrate His Coronation 
wg
%
By Flying One Of Cur Flags
 A Mentioned Below l§%
who has for inziny years been a faith
ful servant of the (Ihurch, was kind
ly remeiiibered by ii letter of syuipa
thy being sent to liiui, in his eu
feebled condition. Rev. Ed
ward Bell who was ob
circuit during the year on account o
physical breakdown, was recommend
f\ K f ---
Si Georges Ensign Red Can. Ensign
4 1_2 yd £,§5(l
5 yd 7.00
\4l<./1-l`-""‘
2 yds, $2,511 yd £5.15
3 /1-2 yds 0 oo ycl 7 00
4 1-2 _yd 8.51) yd 10 oo
6 yd 1_;.oo yd 14.00
“UNl0N, JACK”
. 3 yd $4-5° 3 "2 yd 55”"
.4 yd $790 4 1-2 yd io.11o
“Red Ensign” Blllc C-‘ML
i yd 75c 1 '_-2 yd 1.10 $4-00 4 yd 5-25
2 yd 2.oo 2 I-2 yd 2-50
3 yd 3.00 3 1-2 yd.4 00
4 1-2 yd 5 oo 5 yd 6-50 ~
-l>1»~'1s
T'-‘r
N‘~`f.‘.
\<‘<
as-E.
S 50 5 yd 10.00
English
6.oo 4yd 7-00
the Work of God was read and 111
» MENTAL ACCURAK Y
Greatly lmprived by Le ving Off Coll
The manager of nn extensive crei
“re invite 5-on to inspect our stock of flags and
buutiug also prices as quoted 11b0VC-
-. - f ~ f
. These flags are hand sewn and 1n.uiiif.icti1red o
the best Scotch Bunting. '
l’i‘épaid to any Station frce of cl1ii1'l4C-
duties.
number of settlers he has succecdei. 
'Phe Cliarluttetowii District met ii.
A illinisteriai session was licid nt i
O. Hnrtninii was appointed to report-
iilii . called, the' following
. ford, who has been
in feeble health for some time, ana
ligcd 'to give up the work ou Yori *-“
. - -l. i . ' . . _ _
Ziissilgi i‘i1li3]ter1l]f\i:2i‘M1lliihhiildniieliit al,-hip h`0_m ll height of mtl' feet whlle mv'
U-clock Rev_ \viuian`] Ha,.,.is,,n pre. Eng _nn exhibition at Sandiego de Los
siding. Rev. Geo. A. Liller oilerec Bancos, one June 1, died here yester-
prayer. ltev. George A. Liller ali- day.
plied for and was recommended to be __...i..__.
allowed a year's leave of absence |
Wilford F. ’.[`i1.yloi', a probationcr.  
who has attended Mount Allison [lui
versity the past year, came befor(
the meeting, and after sonic discus
sion of his future relation to tht .  
work of the ciiurch, he was recom --
mended to be rctiirncd to college. A --
resolution touciiing- the extension o
cepteil. The mcctiiur adjourned with __ThM_ nn -“ttemI;t 2)" th; me of
|>0ll@lll<`-tlfm lil' HGV- U- O' Hm`t"‘a“ i.1‘rnucisco l. liiudcro, Jr., wus frus-
_'” ' '_ trntcd here last uiifht ii-: the belief of
*Photo Sllplllles “re fl "ew depnr. the inembers iof the part' acco 1-
_;7;_§§‘__ttl;_"'lf#__£:§7(1aT;t  “lge1'._"_3:le(;`S Q auying the iusurgrent ciiieftnin to Mex-
. ico Citi.
yall [w““t my Mfnliotfor  A banquet in Madero`s honor had
l’ Y rom " cmncfa 00” t k i; been planned at the Unsiuo Hotel
2111" :Ex   Y' Nougrsugfe N When Madero nrri\l‘d he was escorted
. - - - _ _ I
take u_num(_ to show Btoclm -lm to_ tie iiiiiiqiiet hall by a small com-
. G. _¢ mittee of citizens. As soon as hi;
  S(t;_" comer  stepped into the room the lights were
mery in Wis. states that while a re- into the street. Hay put the couple
gulnr coffee drinker, he found it in- into the nearest auto and rushed
jiirious to his health and n hindrance through the unrrow streets two miles
to the perfoi'n1a1ice of his business to the special train.
“Ie impaired by digestion, gave me cars over the track and through mud
a distressing sense of fullness in the £0 rcfwll their l>l'iV8l-8 CHF Wh9\'€ U16
region of tile stomach, causing n nsnnl body iznnrd was tripled- The
most painful and (|;sq\|ief_ing palpitu- couple abandoned the idea of attend-
tioii of the henrt, and what is worse, ing th? l"U\(l“f‘l2 Simi <\iI\9<1_D1`1V¢1l'-ell’
it mud,ue,| my mental f,,cu[;i._\_s 50 in their car where despite _last BONDS-
ai-1 to seriously injure my business ef- l1iS1!l1'B Hffllif Made” is Conflllent
E __'_€M`S»o_f age and unmarried and be-
les his father leaves one brother,
ouncillor D. J. Riley, to mourn, Hn
vas also .a -nephew of 'l‘. B. Riley,
'-'|l-.V- He was a popular young man,
widely known in this city and his
-nany friends and acquaintmices will
nncerely regret his untimely demise,
- nore especially when under such sad
circumstances. Previoiis to going to
the United States he had studied*
'nedicine in McGill but did not com-
- plete his course.. He was a` m.a.n w-ell
educated and well versed in current
topics' and his death comes ns a se-
-‘ere blow to his family, who will
'iave the heartfelt sympathy of all.
- l‘he body will be bruuglit home for
- iurial. The Guardian tenders its sin-
- 'ere sympathy to thefrelativei-1 of the
deceased.
2I(`-ome and bear Rev. ld. E. Styles
lecture in the Clifton (‘-hurch tonight
it 7.30 on Notes From ii f‘renclier’s-
Diary. His reputation as an able
ind popular lecturer is well known.
\1iiuission 15 cents. 13-Xdlipd
INJURIES PROVED FATAL
L HAVANA, June G- Marcel Pen-
not, the French aviator, wiio fell
" AfllllCS("1\I.(‘fI1lN'l‘S Mex .luiic G
5 ml
elctinguislieil suddenly, leaving the
party in darkness. A rapidly growing.
crowd suddenly surrouiulcd Madcro
and his wife.
* Siislicetiiig a plot (‘olon1il l<lduurdo
Hay 1-,cited Mudero and his wife and
i- liiirricd them through :i side door and
Madero and his wife walked between
that Mexico (`1ty has a warm wel-
illi‘1i\\'ii.
1
Mayor Rogers of this city receivi-.il
1.1 wire late lust evl-niiig from Coin-
maiuier Mull-.uiiiii of the H. M. (‘._ S.
Niobe, now in Qiii-live, which rvaili-i :in
follows:
“'l`h11 Niiiliie has been ill-.taii'i1~.<l in
f.,‘uebec and will not rcacii (‘l1:i1'lottn
town on the Xtli. Will iufnrni you oi'
the day wi: cxpeei. to :iri'ive."
l.(>S’i` IHS llflilliil
UN I»lI1Nl'lYM(>1JN`.
NEW YORK, .iuue li-Francis llu-
bois, the rich niiiicr from l’oi'ciipi11e
(Ont.), foiind his lost bride today,
’l‘liui‘sday, they will sail for (`open-
hngcn to spend their ii1i.eri‘upted` lion-
eymoon at Mrs. Dubois’ old home.
Duliois iind his wife were ou their
wny from l’ol'ciipi|1e Sunday when he
went back for his overcoat at a rail-
road rcstaiirant and the train pro-
ceeded witliout him. As soon as he
reaciied New York he began a frantic
s<:ai'eli for llrlrs. Dubois. llleanwhile
his wife \\'us.t1'yiiig just as anxiously
to find him. They mel. at a hotel in
Hoiiolzeii, where Mrs. Dubois had been
sent Iiy‘tl1e (luptain of the steamer
un which they had eiigugcd passage.
“Brown's Wb<ilesalc~l’rice Clothing
Plan benefits you in this way :-If
you have but one boy to clothe you
save from $1.00 to $2.00, but if YOU
have four or six you will save f!‘0l“
$4.00 to $6.00. '_Tliis _may sound
like exaggeration, but visit my store
‘and I’ll prove it's the truth. ll. l-l.
G-7d2i.
M/\llI’i‘IMl'} SI~}(`-llItl'l‘II¢]S.
' _ June ii, l!)l'_I.
Quotations furnished by J. C. Mac-
Kintosh & ('o., Exchange Building,
Halifax N. S. -
ed by the military men present that Qgened Te ;‘er'h medicgl building' was .\
, c gues v i .
the contest was the greatest eser only tht; wisfs e_:ier_ig on the __gt_ 
       ii » G
by his exceilency, and The Faculty of_ 
Medicine. '
The banquet was given by the dean, 
professors and teaching stall. The '
oldest”class represented was '54, Sir   ~
James Grant a raduate of lift -
cnt.
1
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seven years standing, being the sole ““" _ ll
tically the cntii'c class 1911 was pres- ‘ MADE 'N CAD i 
delegate from that year; while prac- 
520 MCGILL MEDICOS 1_
iuris iuirciiss iT1¥°"” BANQUET' lliillll-l l|ii||i|1»
MoN'raa‘.1L June s~F1ve iiundreri '_'-'
:‘.';.°.‘.;"::.”.’.°‘.1‘i.“i:L.f:f.;‘. MAGIC BAK
IN
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WE 0WN AND OFFER '
$25000 'l`0WN 0F NEW GLASGUW fi 1-2 p.1°1
BONDS, DUE 1953.
This issue is the obligation of one of the sii'o11_1g_
est industrial centres of Nova Scotia.
Tin: iuronte for 1|iepro1i:rli1\i1 of iuluresl and prini'i|\'1l of .\ln11i1~i|\-1,-
llouds is u1ni'o1'miy iuainlaiucd by tax lien which plan--1 i~1~.ui~~ oi' this 1.11
lnri: nmong lin: Siiiirniesl and iiiosi desirable ofali iu\‘i~;ii1i--111 si---'|11-iiiu 1
DENOMlNA'llDN: $500 PRICE: Part- ddlnt-:res
YIELD : I-2 p. c.
-l. C. illliiClflNTOSll fi C0.
l‘lS'l‘AB|.lSl{l‘ll) 1873
llrleiiibers llfontri-ni Sto<:i<.i'Ix1:iiai1ge. Hin-c‘
llALll<`i\i\'. ST JOHN. MON'l`lf
|]lll|Nl|l
`\'.il.e Win-s_
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larly true of Nova Scotia issiies.
Sianfield's, Limited 6’s
gladly sent upon request.
drslf.
STUCK QUOTATIONS.
June 7, itlii.
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Quotations furaislied by F. B. Me _
Cllrily & Co., Members ilioiitre-al
Stock Exchange, Charlottetown, 1'.
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' MEMBERS MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE
Halifax, Montreal, Sydney, CHARLOTTETOVVN Si. _loi1n`.~:, Nfld
_I -I1?
Bonds for those who have a few li-i1n`
dred dollars to invest
The iiine was not soiong :igo,wlic1i hniuls of$1 ,ooo of <lc1i1»111i1i;111o1i
were alone issued, then $500 bonds were added. In ri-1,-eiii yc:i1'~. lin- 1'- _
quircnieiits of suiall investors have received thc ziliciitiou tli-:_\' 1i1~-wi".-~
and iiiaayissiics of bonds include $100ileiioiiiiiiafioiis. 'l`lii.~. is 1-.1i11.~11-
i He-low is a list of high grade bonds issiictl in $101; 1l1.-11o111i;1:11i- 11;
'vliich we oivn and offer for sale in lots to suit }ii1i'1~ii11_\---is.
Town of New Glasgow, |953, 4 I-2, 2s
Nova Scoiia Steel Q). Coal 5’s
. 1;
1r._.:14 A
111.121;
13.1111
Gil/\lN.
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l.`».l'1 l.'-.i.'1 iii
li'-A1. i.l.i'/` ~l’.l
iii.-lil iZi.»lll ll
lfi-,gb l.i»\\' l`i.»-'11
'1-fi 1.1 -1-I1
‘lil \‘. ‘lil
... . . 
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(_`-()llN.
lllilli lnrw l`l1 180
BANKS.
B. N. America...  .. .  l_5_l
New lli'ii1is\vicii... .,. ..  
|Nova Scotia    Z7-i
ltoyiii ibiuk of i‘:1na1ln...  2-ill
MISCPIILANEOUS.
Acadia Fira Insurance... 
Acadia Sugar, Pfd...  
Acadia Sugar, Ord...  
Braadram-Henderson, Coin-
mon...        20
East. Can. Sav._ & Loan... 140
East. 'I‘rust Coni....................
Halifax Fire Ins...    105
N. S. Telephone...   135
110
103
60
Stiinfleld's Com......  65
Trinidad lillectric...  . . . .
.. 75
Acadia Sugar .   105
ficiency. _ _ ,"' "I " 100
,. - . f h . When he enters the ca- Brandram Henderson... 
woillilulliilililiey tb)niiiindlctigethlnhdiixtthglhzb lilitilll tliinoiiiiliiv at *I0 n. rn., his par- Halifax Elec. Tiraniway... lgéll _N _
of coffee short off and began to ty will iucliide his inotlicr, his wife, N. 5- Stelll & _(Mill. 195-" _ li A
Stanfleld's Pfd...... . .  105
/ Ateliisoii
Arn. lient & Siig:i1‘
Amiil. (`opper
Am. (‘ar & l<`1ly.
s.»\m. Tel. & ’l`el.
llaltirnorc & Ohio
ilrooklyu R. 'l‘.
1'-eutrai Leatiiei'
lfliesapeakc & Ohio
lilrie
Loiiisville & Nash
Miss Pacific
N. Y. (‘-entrai
Nortliern Pacific
Ilenusylvniiiii
Reading
Rock Island
Southern luicific
Southern Hailivny
St. Paul
Union Pacific
ll. S. Steel
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long enough, and I did not find it
palatable and quit using it and went
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trouble again. '
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baud, rind by following the directions
on the box, faithfully, she had me
drinking Postum for several days he-
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' was feeling much ett _
for a long time, she told me that I
had been drinking Postum, and that
accounted for it. Now we have no
coffee nn our table. ~
“My digestion has been restored,
and with this improvement has come
relief from the oppressive sense of
fullness and pnlpitation of the heart
that used to hpther me so. I note
men s. gain ln mental strength and
_ acuteuess that I can attend to my
` office work with ease and pleasure
~ and without making the mistakes
D NEWS
Illil. HUNUHS Bill.
TILTUN lil THIP lil
Biiiil MEETING
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OTTAWA, flnt., June 13-As chair-
mnn nf the evecutive committee of
the Dominion Rifle Association for
many years, Col. Tilton has rendered
service in the promotion of rifle
shooting in Canada that his confrcrci-1
on the committee, as well as riflcmen
who were consulted, determined
should not go unrecognized. Accord-
ingly, at n meeting today to which
that were so annoying to me while I
was using coffee.
Postum is the greatest table drink
of the times, in my humble estima-
-tion." Name given by Cnnadinn
Postum (‘.o., Windsor, Ontario.
Ri-ad the little nook, "The Road to
weiiviiie." in vkzs- “'l`l\vr° S R rc"-
sollycr read flue above leilefl A new one
Appears from lime io lime 'lhev are
uenuinr. lrur. uni f-ill of human inirrnl
he was summoned. (lol. *Tilton was
'tendered nn invitation to accompany
the (‘uuadiau team to Bisley this
year as the guest of the association.
Col. Tilton commanded the (`nna-
dian team at Wimbledon in 1892 and
at llisley in 1901, nnd luis continued
to manifest a hearty interest in the
welfare of the dominion's representa-
tives nt successive meetings of the
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