,}}:q earn from the daughteg
states. -
-]__UN_E iz. 1913
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gai,1i"~“su-l>PoR'i‘INs DoM1Niow_l.;  ' " ' ',“ »' ,`  "’1`~"»`j"  ‘ ‘ " ~ . f "Q _-...__ _ ,
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THE QUEENS GOUNTY GUliRDl.l-ill
.- P; -. .___a. ‘ 
LONDON, Julie 9-Hon.`Mr. Half
dwg, apeakingat a banquet after
saturday’-l r°vi°W 0! trvops. said _tus
dominipns. were organizing for wa..
on the same lines as adopted iliere.
Our forceshad been so disposed as ti
protect tlieoyerseas domlnions, bir-
the time would come very soon wher
the dominlons -would have to organ#
in their own naval and military de
fences, and that mbaiit we should le
come by fur the most powerful mili-
tary and naval station combiné‘d the
world has ever seen. ,_
Hon. Mr. Haldane specially referred
t'o thevislt of the Canadian cadets,
and, said, _ that in the organization-
' forces( England had;
.i.,.`i‘.
. . .I~‘lN‘31?~§¥.P.BlNT.F?s1“ll§QllES~.
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V ,LVM  ~ >,~. '-, 'Ay' i'  if
BERIJIN, June 10-The-.extensivt
frauds. perpetuated by swinillers witi‘
Amerlcait and English cheques on thi'
Continen " have induced various Gen
,mm banlrsjto copy the methoii , re
t-eiitiy..in“t'reilu¢ed iii nie .uiiiieii stat
es of -registering customers' finger
prints. . ._ _
Payment by. cheiiue is comparative
ly little in vogue ln_Gerinany‘. '1‘hr
iinportant Deutsche llanlc imly um'
plgys it' single-clerk to identify tin
finger smudglu iii the fotciigii cliuu
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c:oVERNo~.i ui-:Nuic/ii. _ i
MAY NO'l‘ l*.|°l'l‘A|N l‘(lS`l’l`lflN
_ , , l
l.()Nl)()N, Julie 10-'i‘l,lc Mnnclicstci'
rluiirdlan, which i`:~; oils,-`oi the bcsi
iiifiirmed English papc1's,` says it . ii
rumored in Lolidon that the 'DUKE U'
i‘cnni|uplit may no( wish to retail
ine Governor-(lenefa ship of (Januili
beyond the end`of'theV.prcscnt yeai'.Ni.
iloiinaught niayifiioil/'wish to retail
.ii the niatiter,-Y~iin»veve1', nor has thi
illness ofthe Duchess anything to di
with this inediateil stcp, which, it 1.,
understéod  due-entirely to private
nrrangem ts -made several imonths
iigo. E? 'J '
lt is d so reported that when l-liu
lioyal} Highness retires li'e will ` i;c
succeeded bv,l.oril Dudley, .vnu recent-
li/_ retired from the Governor- .l-:iie...i-
ship of the commonwealth of Austra-
lia. Before offering him this .ilatter
appointment 'the (lovcrnment decided
that on the occurrence of a vEl<'.Pln'~'v
either in the vice-royalty of India _or
the (iovcrnor--(1cneriilship of Uanadii.
Lord Dudley should 'bc asked to ai.
cept it.' . .
CANADA MA Y EX HIBIT
MIl..WAUKldl~l, Wis., .Iunc 10-Af
fer li heated discussion nt ii meeting
of the Wisconsin _state fair bonuil it
was.dci:ideil to nllow thc Unniidian
Government to exhibit ut the Stiitc
fair here in September. An ariument.
to that eiluct that if the board re-
fused the Canuiiiuiis’ display on th"
grounds the Canadian people would
be of the opinion that Wisconsin was
afraid .to exhibit its- products.
REBl<lI_~S-’ (YRIIVIE.
PHOENIX, Ari'/.ona, June lll--
l\'it.h ii story of how his wife :ind two
billing wore l.urnuil in thi-ii' liomv
,,,_.m- 'lqipil-, hy roving bonds of .. rc
hills, Giioi-gi: Mcinold llrown, an lilu-,:
lisliiiiiiii,‘pnsscd tlirouifh l‘luf:9iix on
Sunday on his \viiY U1 l-‘"5 Alll'-"l"’9~
where he will lay his cuss lw.foru the
liritisli (lonsul. Brown mid tbu rebels
sctifire to his ranch ucnr Topic, dur-
ing his absence and his entire family
perished.
'l‘h'e rebels then oitl\ci~'killr.<l or
drove off all of Bro\vu's livc stock.
lie said conditions in mid iirfiuiul ilu'
¢»;i;_,, of 'p¢»,pie, land .in tim stale of the
some name, were horribl-~..  _  __
` HORN
l>lNGWEl»l;-Y-l{_ed A l{o\ii<c,Y .lunu
ll.
1012, to Judson and Mrs. lliii.l<\\'f'-ll fl
<luught|ii'.’
.‘~;WF,ldN |r.Y-(‘.|ienstow_ -.l rnu ill , I lil 2.
to Patrick and Mrs. .H‘\vr‘uni\.v n. soii.' light "ll"-li“"'l4ll-*'12 ~lI'us_i,liin; cinituiliivi
ANNOU.‘iCEMENTS
One cent per ward each insertion
C_sah rnul accompany order and
five_ per cent discount allowed.
Minimum charge twenty-five
cents.
& 
v “Spetidl meeting of the members
of Bt. ,.loseph’s Sodality~.in thei.
.{all.this evening at eight o’clock.
“District Lodge, I.O.G.'I‘., will hi
iieid. on June zutu, 1912,_'iui 1.30 i.
i E1-.»Ii_n Heartz Hall, East Royalty, _L
. ' . _~ _' ____ `
"_Low up-li'eep:'_cost..fl-I h percent
Lge of efficiency. .widji ) rgin ci
.Phe Smith Premier au% the Reminp
ton give more for the cost tha
my other typewriters on the world
narket today. A. Milne Fraser, Hali
`i-ix,  S. G-11M3i.
uos'roN snow Asn i=oKv.
BOSTON, Mars., June 10-Regina-l
(ennard of ]‘J7 Bay State road
vho preferred to leiirii the clothin
business from .thc ground up rnthc
han be ii. college man, luis lost :
iride .because she foiiiidlioston to(
‘slow and poky_"
'l‘his ultimatum has been delivere
iy his fiancee, Miss Wilhemina Man
ierri: of (‘.liicui<U. and in consei|\ii~.nce
t is said, thc eiigogeiiieiit has been
broken.
According to Mr. Mnnierre, who i
i wealthy real estate broker, th
“ircnk iras caused bf; the formalit
inil hedge of coiiventionalistsa wit`
vhicii lloston people surround their
ielvcs. 1
“i\ly daughter could not endur
'-.hc Puritanical formality and t‘e
Nlcw England conventionulists frozi
ier vivacioui-i spirit,” said he.
William P. Kcnnard of Brookline
il brother of Reginald, says, that th
‘failure of Miss Msinierre to, _ have 1
_,good time during a recent visit cans
eil nie me-.ik_ sue visited with th.
parents nf her fiancee during the firS`
part of last month.
G. '1`. R. WRl<l(lK_ .
l,iI\"li.“'-AY, lint., June 10-(ine pas
scnpcr was instantly killed and thret
were badly injured in a rear end col
lision on the Coboconk branch Of th‘e
Grand 'Drunk Ruilwny when a double
header, in charire of Cond\1Ct0
Roach, crashed -into a l2aS5€l\|!C
train i-'tending -at Glass Hill sta
tion. Nite. (lnrficlil Babcock, wa
hurled forward with terrrilic fore-'
and instantly killeil, her neck bein;
broken. Mrs. (‘. A. Plank, of Lorne
lriilc, wus pinned to the floor on toi
lol Mrs. llabcock, Fifteen minutes nf
llter the accident shc was extrlci-it_e<
siiffei-ini; from a liroken arm, and in~
ljurcil leg, internal injuries and a scv
crc shock.
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l)ll<liJ i<`lilJM lil.l>I>ll P()lS(|NlN(l
KlN(lS'l‘()N, Ont., June l0»-Harr?
Maracle, Napanre, fourteen years* o‘
age, is dread from blood poisoning
l-lc stepped on thc hcml of a mndcat
nni! i-.bn fin penetrated his heel, blU0f
poisoning setting in. This is ill'
third dcstli :it l\'u.l‘!lH€0 ffUll\ tl”
s imc cuuiic this spring.
:\u<‘.w :4/\|.Ans iNvi~iN'rl»in.
'lhrv till you iit the lioti-,ls thiil
ilin »\niu|‘ii~.;ui iliiinur out is ;.{ct’.ini: ti
bu more :ind mol‘o.of ii snlnil eutifi
of lctt,\ii'i- :ind t'i`\iniitoes, he liked ti-
linve his riiuat or his entree follower
by some new ili:lii'i.ius coinll0l\l\‘l4 U
lcu\-'cs nt \'i-getsililos und tl'iu\¥TlilllIH
Wlu>i'i'fore it wss tliat ri certnin not
ed New York chef who hos been de
voting: his iiltaiiiioii to 11 big bowl
:x vmiiileii spomi und various ini1l'0d
icnis nu|ioun<:"il tli-ut hc has iuvcnte
several ncw- salads, says iin cxnllulli-i0
Hero they arc:
Siiliul Mellor--'l`lu\ \-owl is - linc
with lcttiir-c li~i1\‘i-.s rnrl in it are llllw
|,jm.u_m,||._ This ii-i ri»vcl‘i'il with
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BGG? WWUYVIADIIK' `
(ill ik
For Infants and Children.
Kind You Have
\/_Always Bought
Bears the
Signetiire
ir
hm
"`_T_hlirly ‘leiiars
N in-.= '. " I '  .
‘ower. Narrow marg n “uf Profil T
.B
ond tlmt, t;ii"uiif_-o`f"tlie siinpler loud."
Rev. Harry S. Erb, will preach on
sunday 16th .ss follows: Cross
loads at 11 a. in., Alexandra at 3
. m. a'ni1'1-iezeibmeii at 1 p. iii.
When the Guardian News phone 133
s reported busy, after 6 _p, m., pa-
rons should ask for 132-3. All who
iave a phone should cut this out and
` »aste it up
The regular monthly .meeting of the
‘_ V. M1., ;A.`S. ofthe I-Iazelbrook Bap~'
`iBt G " rch will--he,=hald-at the. home
_JL Wl%_ "`»aJi§l:.$§n_é;§~§V5;od,- Thoruley
:§'ittii§_e;.1_1_§;y;,iiei, -f;o;iiel=ifqyy~-~aie_erupon
2'    ,ps ,l "f=.-11,' 'i -. ;i' .'22
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I il ~~  .;,.__;V~_»',
`I 'In _a seven inningf' hasgiiallycoiigst
yesterday afternoon at the lfict ia.
"’arli, Charlottetown, the Elm 'Ave
iine defeated the Wanderers by ,'1 ii
:core of seven to three. Richard
‘-ieartz umpired.
The marriage takes place this morn-
ng at seven o'clock at the Pleasant
’icw Hotel, Hampton, of Miss Helen
l. Smith, daughter of the late Hon.
lattheiw and Mrs. Smith, to Tliomus
`ell, son o‘f Charles and Mrs. Bell,
lane Traverse. ' f
ln l`0Sl:ousc to an inquiry the itcnil
luck foxes was Lo tributed a i
nowleilge 'of the vulue of the anim-'
, is except as informed bv others. 5
Yesterday the Northumberland left
'harlottetown at 8.30 a. m. for Pic-_
tou with passengers, mail, express
nd freight and arrived at 12 noon.
.he left again at 5.15 p. rn.witli pas-
:engei-'s, mail, express and freight and
rrivcd at 8.4.5 p. m. She leaves to-I
a at 820
::Cuscd Pipes. We have just se-
'oung fellows as well as patterns for
he veteran. The Dilles are of highest-
uality, the best that leading fact-
iries could produce and the cases are
'eal works of art. We are clearing
iut the whole lot. at wholesale prices.
"he McKinnon Drug Co. Corner of
lreat George and Kent Streets. MEif
‘leware of Ointment: iorCatarrh
that Contain Mer ury
is mercury will surely destroy the sense
if smell and '~oinplei6l_v deranlrc the
vhole system when entering It fhrouvli
*ie'm\\coua surface. Huck articles sbniilil
iever be used except un prescriptions
rom renutiilgle physicians, as the‘dnmai¢c
.hey will do iw t.=n fold to the good _von
_'Ml Doi-isihly ilcri\'e from them. Hall’~
lntnrrn llure, manufaotureil bv F. J
lhcuey & Co., 'l‘o|sdu. O., contains no
n_e.-cury iinil is taken internally, actin-ir
llrectlv noon the blond and muc Jus sur
-‘old b Dru ists '15c per bottle
Y.Y_____'______Y_____________V_Y_`______._._.__».____g__._.___r_._._._._._.Y._._1_§ .,,_,___i___».'; .,_. . ____._._.V._.__,____,_._.____,._._._._._._l_._.;._.L._l_.,._.,,_._
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lt pays to buy in this Province. I All should go to the Peoples Thea-
_- ,tre, Charlottetown, tonight and see
the two new pictures and act by Miss
Rose. Admission will he but tive
cents. '
--- l Among the senior students receiving
the Associate Diploma of the Nova
Scotia Agricultural College at Truro
is Malcolm A. Stewart, Belli3iver,P.
ls. 1., who made over 56 percent on
his examinations, the basis of percen-
tage being 100.
. The anal iai¢r`meiii:,oi the me Rob-`
crt B Steele, formerl of Charlotte-
_ _ y
town, who died in Revere, Mass’
January sixth, 191.2, will take place I
this Wednesday .afternoon at ,~ .tlirfes
o’c1ock from G. ‘D. Wrightfs, Under,-__
taking parl'ore.»Interment will .li
made at St. -Peter's Gemeteny ....¢'lhd;'f"
Rev. Canon Slmpsoniwill condui:t._the
services at the grave. _
As expected and hinted in yester-
day's paper, the entries for the horse
races, to take place on the ltltii inst
on the Charlottetown Driving ‘I’ark,
did not fill and are therefore declared
off. The cause of this disappoint-
ment to the general public is due to _
the ridiculous number of entries call-
ed for and the miserable purses of-
fered. The -management of the i-aces
could not see his way cleiir to oller ii
class, rind resti‘ictioii~s uukcil seven
Until the'associatioi.i can gather en-
ough vim to "take a chance" in of-
fering a respectable purse, under the
usunl restrictions, and trusting to
Provldencefcir R tlne day, lovers of
speed in Charlottetown and through
out the Province, cannot ex icct anv'
l .
races here, except the usual fall
meet.
The S 'll Halifax arrived in (‘hur
L
. . .. f P' t t f ' " '
ii; at night_a m or lc ou’ re “rn lottetown yesterday afternoon from #_ _ - . -
Boston and Halifax with quite a num
ber of -passengers and 3 good general
“red an agents lim, of samples 5,, 'cargo of freight. The following wer.-
ased pipes-some new styles for thei *M1093 the DBBBBDZCYH ? D- l"<`l‘lmf1“.N.-
Banaban, Mrs McCloskey, A. H. r-nl
Mrs. Herring, J. A. and Mrs. Mc
Lean, J. S. Hooper, Mrs. Mcl.ean,E.
McLean. A, McLean, A. ld. and Mrs.
liaviidi-ion, HUB. Cullen, Miss - Mc
Gcarty. She also brought the re
mains-of the late Robert B. Steele.
painter, formerly of Cliarlottetown
from Boston. The deceased passed
away in Somerville, Mass., last
January. He was about 65 years of
age and left Charlottetown seven
years ago. He leaves a family in
BOSt0Il, arid has ii number of relati
ves here where burial will take piacv
fram Wrlg'l'_1ts undertaking parlor-ii
Ilev. Canonifilinpson officiating at th'
grave at Hi:~Peter’s Cemetery. 'l`hr
Halifax sailed on return last night..
'l’»_t.ur4|-h Uu_ri», be su re you get the efpiiinii  (lr\vell;,  Llaod, Uigg; W_ D_ Doh.
‘H-l‘<°""‘f°'“‘*l'r11"d '"=<l°"\l‘>'f"'f»;eriy Have lu use N 1vicK‘ on
aces of the system. In buying Ha>l’.~i P1 M0}`lf%€Y. Orwell; J- Hughes.
>i‘.h r..1.ohe.- ao. 'r ' - '  _. °‘ ' 1""
.allglheg icy o estimon Boswnz R‘ \Qu’\ el 'P _tm d; A.
Trike §ail’agl.¥ami`ly Pills tor consii n
a little whipped cream. Chopped al-
monds are scattered over this.
celery cut in julienne style, with
fsucuinbers, lettuce and‘fresh mush-
ing.
Salade il~Estrces-Celery, fresh
mushrooms and truffles, all julienne,
chopped almonds, light mayonnaisz
dressing containing a little French
mustard.
Salads Caroline-Endives placed
around the dish, sliced grape fruit
and bananas, covered with chopped
ed nd r lr
easing.
Salads Bon 'l‘on--Lettuce, aspara-
-rus tills, sliced toinntiies, lf‘rench
dressing.
Salalc l'iysnncc~Heart of lettuce
ituffeil with slircd apples and grape
ucd with chopped truffles and p|u~ii
,. lcy.‘ l lisrge supply of Witch Hazel n.nd
COW AllllES'l‘l1lD.
MUN'i‘R'l'lAl., .June 10-After clear-
ing most of the benches in Uoniliiion
Square last night, an excited cow
,.r[!~;".F¢ -. - 4 ll
*-
.. g yi Ol ll
Novlfcll, , .?ialifai‘i; Jas. A. McNeill,
L,,m_ 'V `,`-Summersiil ~‘\Edward Norris, Loudon.
. zflnslsnd; w. <r. _Anaei~son, iuoreil; c.
--“"'_1‘~ --i""'-?~ ‘ F. Miller. Port Hill; Parnell McMah-
on, Emerald; Geo. H. M. Carver
Pownal' M. W. Wood, Mt. Herbert,
Salade d'Oi‘leana-This consists of '
C. S. Wood, Mt. Herbert; D. R. Mc
lionald, Orwell; ,J. Walsh,-M.D., Mi
Stewart' A D Mclnnis, Earnsrliffc
rooms cut julieune and French dress-.'_]_ _]_ M'gcD'Um,|d’ Traoadie C,.0s,',, U
M. McIIeod,. Hunter~l2,ivei'; Roberi
Stead, Wheatley River; li. A. Mc
Kenzie, Flat River; D. Sutherland,
Stanley Bridge; J. Gillispie and wifr
Appin Road; J. Twecily, Earnscliffe
M. Kennedy, Bradalbune; J. 1*.
Crockett, Summerside; Mrs. A. Mac
Innis, New York; John S. Martin
Kinross; A D Ross, Eldon- -ll Wood
’ ir. ‘l if 9°" Fcllcli peppers,l<‘rencli winnipeg; ' (lf C-. Wentzelli Chicago
Oscar J. Marsh, Dinghy, N.S.; Geo. J
White, London, Ont, registered at tb
Revere Hotel, Charlottetown, betweei
11.30 last night und 11.30 the prev
ions night. -
od sliced irruiie fruit. iiranixrs ani' ll`_"ll~i llflllt llmyonnnisc dresslngrcov- Hum, 0 e in I ‘_ I t
i.
B Ill ll WI )0 1101180(
learn that we have just stockeil i
by Parke-lliivis. This is _lui-it the
thing you need for keeping you
horse in proper trim. It is ii. eplenili'
p|~epi1rat.ion llsuil by leading liorsv
men and jockies, throughouit (lnnadu
A pint 30c. ’l‘he McKinnon Drug (lo,
Corner Great George and Kent Ste
_ - "THE I-mer says Tunic;-iA1iLo<1”rr:'rcwN-1 _GU5\_igpiAN ' nw or if-11""  ' __  _ ~1?AGa_TI-lfliliilg; 
H ywtu,_d,,y.B m,u,.di,,,, c,,,,,,L_,.,,,,,,, larger pui'so than \ $75.00 for ieacli “ _ ~'/\ -J_\'/i'//'..
Contains no
Turpciiiiiic.
Polislics wet
or oily shoes.
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,houm have been so de,,;g,m_ted_ Tm, horsrs to enter and live to start in [ff//ll/)' illlif fltrdiy Z/lo/NIJ 0/ P0/.'.s//I11_£,f Of Hlfd' 0//127' Y ’ .
iuaruiafi is not iiitei-usted in any ,‘“’° .”l“s°““' “’."' “V” ff’ ““"“" _“"" , would only s/zizke /mmf.: and /'o/1'.:/1 zz/> ’ wr//l “2 zn 1”
‘ lack fox ranch and really has iio.lhr°° to start. "_‘ we I"e°"f°r “ll '”°‘“" -
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..\’.:/iff'
f .-ine.
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shoe Polish ioe.
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Will not soil. `
clothes. '. . .
Quick, Brilliant I
and A
. Lasting Shine. 28
li ()li’l`ll KNUW LNG.
Make n. rule to scald spoiiizcs in
sodu. and water at least once ii week
if you would have tiieni sweet and
clean. `
In making lie-:h balls of any liillll.
mix tiieni'wliilc the potatoe ishot ii
you would have them creamy.
._,Drain ixppii: frittcrs the moment
alley aru,,t,ul:cii from thc ilncp fat. nnii
then sprinslc with powdered sugar. '
if you cannot strip the skin from
salt fish before soulziiig over night,
soak it with the skin side up.
If a roast. of ment brown rapidly,
cover itV_wil;h a buttered paper so
that it 'ill not burn. _ _
In inulllhif stuffing for a loin of
veal have 'it very moist, for the rlwui
itself lisshlittle inoistur`e.-l’liilailul-
phia Tinlcs.
l)l.ll"F"(l(JltlJliN IN 'l‘fll‘l BOX.
ll 1_._..
`(Froml-the London Chronicle.)
if “*_
While Sir Cosmo-Dull-Gordon was
‘n the witness box yestcrdliy. fflclllif
iow .this counsel :znil that, as they
_ircssefl hoinc certain searching ques-
ions to him, the presidcnt,' lmrd
\°lci-sey, iiinilc ii quiet plcfi on behalf
of this tortured man.
"This witness," he said, "is ill ll
lifiicult |>osiii<in nlreudy. -lio noi.
try to mnkc it liurdci', for him.
Yes;tliis..iL|.ll,-h€inilsomc, i»u»ldi°~ry
"nan, whose haiidi-i and eyes _were
restless, whose fnciul iuusi-li‘s twitch-
id nt. times as lin sti'iip;glcil to pre-
wrvc an nip .if calm dignity, was in
i. iliflicull, piisitiou. For he had to
-explain how he came _to be alivd.
vhen-so many of his fellow travel-
\rs :irc drad. He had to show raiiiie
vhy, in an empty boot, he find those
vhu saved tlir-ir lives with him did
not rescue otliei' people wliifse eric
,f agony cnme out of thi: dnrknes
»f the waters. He had to iinsivci' be
‘ore the jiulgincnt scaft of public ull'
nion, and bcfoie men and woineii of
iii-i uwn class and before his own
mul, the :iwflll '_ <|ii@,;H(,,,,q; |)id y‘*\l.
‘.os|no lluff-(lordon, on the night of
.rcmendous trliiqi-ily, bcluivn ns A infil-
lcluull or us ii i'.i»\viir¢l'.7 Ari: i.liiesi~.
iuiiilu and eye.-4 iil youri-i |-i-stlvss iinil
iuick with life at tho price of ol.lu\r
ives who might have been sii\'i»ii bul.
'or your cruven suliislincssi' 'l`luit was
he plnin nieiiniiig of all thu qiii-.s
1;
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‘lllshell 'lll"`0U§l\ the ll0W¢_l` l!9.llS Bild Mldffl- .ions which biiitcil liim,» which tried
'un Peel Street. collided-with ii--street _ __.__.__._ 1,, ¢_,-up mm, to pit-i~i=i;` nehnul his
inr at the corner of St. Catherine zzllnntnin, llell .iz Co. for best conl |uii.t inaiik, l.o gi-t the sccri-l. which
Strect mid wus lU`|"St*3‘l lil’ H '¢0“` lowest Prices. ` 1-Zlliltf 'till seemed to lie 'behind his silivncu
St”-me mlll l`@`l»lU`|l3‘l CU if-S 0Wl\0l`- Till! -----i--~ ` inil fiiigctlilliicss.
cow had run aniuck in the north cud w~t| [i _ 1 _ 11.] (_ th. inf nf
of theicity and created coniiteriintioii 'A U m.  Pos1;[;;D40 Y _ iiilfgeiiiehltlf iiiigulilg il/life,Uwln; slim,-,.,|
as it tore madly down the residciitiai 'B umm éjxucetgzllgg tl mm' .vitli liiui the agony of tluit_ night.,
5i*"eel-9- P- ' - ind whose romembrsnci-., and forget-
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ulness, are the some as his She too
' a i ' i » - i i
3 K i I In my 40 years experience ns ii _ _ _
THB Rupp: (“FNTENARY` _.teacher and practitioner along by "M152, D}mfG[K,d0"' kill?"-lt‘.). 318,
1 o as on as uci e, ie
gienlc lines,” says a Los Angelei "OIT . ' __
physician -.1 have never found , society inodistc, had to answer qucs
_ ,  _l;i.`7`l-,. A " .i build up gray matter and keep -the~.l_',.». 1,: -  
CHARLOT 5.- ~. ' '  " ETB. br'aln in‘good working order. ' $H0l...i`IANDS ON
, . _
In addition to its wonderful e
Gra e Nuts alwa s lice s the diges
scientific food in the world "'l‘here's
BERLIN, June 10__The "rm of f od t ' pare ith Gr Pe_N“ts fm tions which were very cruel to her.
Krlums et Essen win celebrate its elle befiielllmof th: general ueaiui 0-. Md 9°- l’°“°“”” th? ""’°°'““‘§ “I
ccnwnary in- A" “st ext and I. t two such people defending themse vos
S n E £28 all classes of people. . _
p|~epm-ations are now in érogress to NI have recommended Gmpe_Nut,; n such a case has the thrill of melo
make the occasion imposing and me_ for B number of ears to patient, lrama, the drill hall which has been
I1.-Orqblc. 'with the greatest ysuccess and every Eurned “lt” B' coutrt of mqmry wa;
ACCOYYUHZ t0 D 2591"- &l`l`B»l\E9m°I\l»S year's experience makes me more en -"°W‘l9ll “llh some y lv0men_B°me 0
the kBlS¢\`. Wllill i lal'8€ ffitiflllll. Will thusiestic regarding its use. flhe .w0,',nen’ perhaps' who go kt;
arrive at Essen by special train froml "I make it e. rule to always re, Lum” lo' their hats' Thffpa? e
Berlin B-“fl lw the Elle” Of l-ll€‘K\‘\llJP commend Grape-Nuts, and Postum fn 'he well °f the court' crow mg mm
family at their magnificent residence 'place 0; cones, when giving my pat the Beat” "°*?°""'°‘l 'U' ills Drel'l“- Tgevvi
I-iuegei vine. Altar an official pre- ienni inmiiciions as to .nee i0r,i_ .tropned \1.u,.\nt9 the saIlerl¢s...s<> tl at
<leDl1l0l\..i“ the ‘MY Mu °f E"°¥".'=f‘l‘¢. know both Grape-Nuts and Poetruhy l'h°‘l.."illrl“k .f'°°‘“» .fined tllehv “.°
kalservill confer .decorations on 00 can be digested by any0ne__. - l V ,WllllV.»l9l\C£}_te_ colQ.l`5-_ .It_ Wi.” llliei
of Kruppfs employes who have en  "A510, mygep, when _¢n¢and\.l,,,_ l’li8f‘I1e0 f‘€fff1\`_lZ[l&_l.\C€ ,,\'1 “Nl ._Ql.‘i»,,l@,:
in the uturs ervice for .iwentyf _ve much mental work my <iiet,twu:e's, .lqnsble i=l_1.a.rltv._e““»th°»d'“?Pi1..l 6 1
years. "le  i ' ‘dey cousins oi crane-Nuts end-.ei&u.,l‘.,f\d ‘P9_-file fibers. “TF ” ‘l’.*‘.1,vf_\,11» _
 .. _ ""5  `  _ 3, ' cream. I and lt just the thing-io. 0 *QW-“"9 ,9,°°“° _ln f,.l.'°. To-“°“'-. ‘7
.  -.  -W tn it tu i-nie
Con-acted for ,von wednesday ans affects as a brain and nerve fooil When 0 0 Y 0 .ef F fl “|99 “S
he often is to turn to thi! B0ll tlml ll!!
Saturd..._...”'8 issue' '~ ltiveporgane in perylect, llealthy tone. may escape mere drudgery. hott-er his
White one 5|§ to 55 I carry it with me when I travel, "0l1fllf-i0" Bhd Will B" l“d°.°°“‘l"“°°-
otherwise I am almost certain to the oblectlon is as Off-Bn \`8lB¢‘l lflmli
Straw, per ton. $5.50 to _$6.50 h V "Duble with my stomach.. bv taking this advice he may do him-
Eggs' per dom " 1; Naarsie given by mail by Canadian self and those depending upon him
Chicken a 9 'D1 Postum Co Windsor Ont. ` more harm than R005- It “emi £0
potatoes' per hue' ' 40 I Stron endorsements like the above he rissnmefl that he cannot sdiusf
Hum" 21 to as from phgyelcians all over the ‘country himself to farm life. that it would
iligfzllps ,g gf, ig? have stamped Grape~Nuts the most he uiieleiie for h'm tn try. ln time he
mmgq to accent] this rlortrinr himself
 FARM "
ities of thc wcst have always been re-
{cruitcd to u greater or less extent
from the city fnctorit-5_
'lhc Kansas City Journnl rccintly
ircciilled an interesting incident to
‘western farm life having direct. hears
ini.: on his subjccti About thirty-one
‘l/Cars ago a number of Germuu mor-
clianics, artisans and shopnicn in (‘ln'_»
cinnriti factories, thr'ew down their
tools and moved their families out to
kansas. 'l`hcy knew nothing of agric-
ulture, or next to nothing, and for
two or three years they met with ew
Vy flifm Of llir=C0\ll”Hi£ement and much
lio.rdsh-ip. liut they were more or lcfis
pliilosophicsl, nnd in the midst of
'their troubles they would come togetli
ér'nn<l discuss the sit\inti<»n, `usking
thcmselvcs and 'ouch other whethi-r
they were any worse oil, on the wholo
than if they had stayed nt their ben-
ches. .’i‘hcy decided that they were not
'l`ll@Y were, all llfllllt. able to get ii liv-
ing, and they were able to look for-
lwaril to something more. These
farnieistoflay 'are among the wealth-
iest in the state, -
The incident is ‘brought forward at
-2 --_ ~ ._..._ 4
B.
of controverting _
line of nr;-giiinent that is doing much
toivsrd deterring men of like vocat-
ions and iiuiilitieis in all of the in-
dustrial centres from following in- the
footsteps of thu Cincinnati Germans.
The iinpress;~.n nas ’b(en Created a-
mong them that an attempt on their
Part to earn their living by cultivat-
ing the soil would be hopeless. That
there is n_o foundation for this may
be at once seen in the fact that farm
liibor is in great demand, even tho-
ugh it be entirely unskilled, that it is
well puid, and that men possessed of
the mechanical faculty have little dif-
ficulty in these days in picking up thc
trade whiclrhas become almost as
nn-clniniciil as' manufacturing. There
will bc. very likely, in all such Cun-
cs, the struggle that attends all such
radical changes, but that struggle
will be no greater than the average
factory bnnd must go through with
in times of _industrial distul'b'ant;e;aDil
denrfs-lion. If will be a struggle.
such as the Cincinnati Germans -phil-
osopliiled over. (`unsid`ering what it
is lending up to it will be worth
Y this time with rt Viewwhile.-Vliristinn Science' Monitor.
Harness
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Light Track 
Stylish Drivingl A
Mr Harness liuyer-You will agree with us that
sound horse sense and sane judgment is all that is
needed to tell you thatlhe right place to buy Horse
Goods is where your dollar goesthe farthest. This
is the place for the biggest stock and the best val-
ues in Light Driving Harness and track Harness
mounted with genuine Rubber Oroide,.. Brass, Solid
I Nickel and Nickel plated. We mzike prices that
make business. Use your horsé sense and you'll
save dollars by buying your Horse Goods here.
Best Line and Allrcaiesli
. Assortment ol Horse Boots
And lfobhles
Water Proof Horse Covers,
Mr Horseman -Are you aware of the fact that
we sell the strongest, most practical and best line of
Horse Boots to be had in this market or elsewhere
and at the lowest prices. Our stock is complete in
Ankle, Shin, Knee, Qiiaiicr, Scalper, Coronet Boots and
Hobbies also 'l`oe-weights and Bziiiiinges. You might pay
more but you'll never get better value. Slirewd buyers
need no urging. You Pay Less Here ,tlmn elsewhere for
your Horse Goods especial y when liigli-gfzxdeqiiality of
leather used together with good workinansliip is consider-
‘ed. Right now we are offering-,values that pass all prece-
-dent is the line of Horse goods.-‘ We are 'showings ldrger
-.and better stock than ever ' before in Horse Sh"eels,'_' Fly
Nets, »Bridles, Oak Tanned Reins. ' Diiving Hames,
Single and Double Traces, Sweat Pads, Riding Saddles,
Rubber and Oiled Carriage
Aprons, Brass Rein Snaps, also a large variety of Har-
ness Soaps and Varnishes. Remember _that real worth
saves dollars and makes satisfaction. Buy your Horse
Goods here at bottom prices for top-notch goods.
` Rodd"s Harness Shop
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H“‘°' 1" ii reii|oi.." Mui in he .mules ny ii. noiiiwieiii Ilie Horse Goods llouse 47 Great Gevrge S'reet
n""""“ ' ‘lg Look in pings. for the famous little more are cnsmi in ivhlclvthe chnnirr ' `
' gras I?" ttf” 60 to 70 jwok, "The Tload to Weliville." ' would not he |i'lvl'mbTe; doubtless I 5 7 1 2 I-4 N1 
PM cattle’ (Der lb) ` 5tuf. Ever reed the shove lever? AIT* #hi-rn have been instances in yvliiciv i v i i i
10 to mar appcin from time ln timl ¢Y the chiinze has rather hi-en diivis ri us n
ll of hilmm v
l3"°i` A l ' »  'lu' we .ilu -le ' ii ' iiier i ~iiiii ni .fini in  ._   . `  -.-.. .
‘ggi lqumtn) ` -glgotqgg 'amd' " " = 0'” - ` `i\r‘t‘ll1i=l‘ilss, tlii:t',l.h‘c fnrudng.toihiiiiin» X