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ness and LOSS OF SLBBB
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For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the ,
Signature
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For Uver
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l will: pay highest price for wool thi
season. 'As _l`_‘.,buy only for cash it will b
to the interest"-_of those liaving wool t
Sell, to send-or bi<iiig_ it to nie,
Charlih, Riley _
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GAY’S [’l.Al\"l`S.
Lovers of the heautifiil in Nnturc
_ _aIifl__.timer;__dcsii:oiis_oI _lirlgliieiiing up
their surrouiidings, should csll ' at
Gays Market and see for themselves
the wondcrous display of plants,
Charming boxes of I’ansies in full
bloom, will appeal to all, witli ear.
nations, Hollyliucks, Sweet Williani,
Daisy, Diiintlisus, and a host of oth.
er plants. vegetable and fiowei. The
practical side is also well in;-;~@,;(.nt_
cd. Sec their i»ir`ivertiscmcnt in this
issue.
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A big Ncwl'

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Stockjust opened
llircct' from the
Factory in Phila- ,
delphia
_Biiitliilitll _Col-
ors, large s ,
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Strong Material, i ‘-`.""{€£
See our “big
lvaluc” $1.00 Ilillll-
-mocls.
i‘»l’riccs np lo $6.50
. each.
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Carter & Company d.
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il you iirr- gfilng to take in the big
exliibitif-n at ']‘o_i_‘onto from August
L.’4tli..tii Sept. _-Uth.you will want to
get advance _information as to dates
of sale for tlié rerittged fare tickets.
The place to go lor uifprmation is the
(‘ity Ticket Office at` 84 Great George
Street. Full partic\i1_a.~s_ fares, con-
nections, Sleeping berths, reserved and
the tickets sold without delay right
in the office. Ofiice hours from nine
a_in. to six p_m. Just think!_ three
weeks in 'l`oi'onto 'lor less than' the
cost of an ordinary one way ticket.
(`iill in and get particulars. W. li.
llogers, 'Picket Aigt 6-12lV£tf.
"Special prices on sidehoards;
clinirs, buffetto, bureaus and stands
nt ii clear saving of 20 per cent on
loriner prices eifecterl by buying by
tlir- r:ni‘-loiul- Buy your furniture et
I'ntons. 6-7Mtf.
|  land saloon keepers complain that the
,War Cry lihelleil in its hitter criti-
vgig \~ _~, s
WI-IEllI'l 'l'Hl£ RAINBOW
NEVER FADES.
lt cannot he that the earth is
‘man's only abiding place. It cannot
be that our life is a mere bubble cast
up by eternity to float a moment on
its wares and then sink into nothing-
ness. Else why is it that the glori-
ous aspirations which~ leap like angels
from the temple ol our hearts are
forever wandering. unsatisfied? Why
is it that all the stars that hold
their festival around the midnight
throne are set above the grasp ol our
limited laculities, forever mocking us
Furnished by YI. S. Louson
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DAILY SELECIIQNS FOR ii
  _GUARDIAN READER ‘
CA
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with their unapproachable glory 7
:And, finally, why is it that bright
llorms ol human beauty presented to
our view are taken from us, leaving
the thousand streams of our affec-
tions to flow hack in Alpine torrents
“D00 upon our lieiirts? There is a
realm where the rainbow never fades-
iwhere the stars will he spread onli
.before us like islands that slumber in
lthe Ocean; and where the beautiful be.
'ings which now pass before us like
,shadows will stay in our presence for-
(!\'€I`.
Gwrze D. Prentice, in Man's Higher
Destiny."
(ll;`.\'l‘IR.-‘iL BOOTH IN LIBEL SUIT
NEW YORK, June 14-_-\ cable
dispatcli to a news agency here from
lliresden, Germany, says: General
liooth of the Salvation Army is the
tlelenllant in ri libel action which will
coinc to trial here in a few days.
The fissoeiutiiiii of Dresden bar, cafe
eisins of the coiivictioii here of Dr.
Burk. ,Dr. Burl-i is 5 German temper-
ance preacher who was loiind guilty
ol libelling some ol the Dresden
brewers and saloon proprietors. They
.',\lu.it.= that lic can’t tell one from
:inotlicr witlioiit much longer time
for study than lie lintl at the christ-
tiling. .\lri-:_ \'»`i>crnei‘, however, says
it takes her no time at all to tell
wliirh is \\'lii<‘h. `
A few days ago 'l‘lie Mail published
n letter from a Fraiico-llusse, who
inquired what had become of the
eliniiges which lledferu some time ago
said were imminent. llc particularly
referred to paniers, balloon skirts
rind other "antiquated horrors.”
llodfcrn today returns to the at-l
tack. I-le disclaims ever having wish-
id to revive the antiquated horrors,
but he repeats liis statement that thc
hoblile skirt must go.
“l said," lic declares, “that skirts'
would be made fuller, giving to the
wearer at least a reasonable freedom.
The Parislenne has abandoned the
liobble skirt. ln tailor made cos-
tumes the skirts will be tight around
the hips, but instead ol being still
further tightened lower down as in
the bobble skirt, will fall straight.
"There will be a much greater'
change in the afternoon and evening
dresses. We have .not got to the pan-
icrs, but at the drags and the Grand
l-`rix you will see the new mode in
‘Goiinces or drapery'of lace. i
";~fLf-Lace especially is one of the
fitltires of the coming fashion.
'lhié"s»l<irts will still be close fitting,
but 'fuller and draped. There need he
no fEaF\thn.n paniers will come in-at
least iiot`-fyet.
Why are many of the largest
business houses throughoutthe
.lilaritiiiie Province using, two,
three, and in some cases four
and five.
L.C. Smith & Bros.
Typewriters ?_
llccaiisc the “L. C. Smith",
fills the requirements of the
inodcrii biisiuess office, and
gives satisfaction cvcry busi-
‘css-rl'iy in the year,
Ask for free trial
Soulis-Newsome
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Typewriter Co., Ltd.
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Sunburs ts $8
We have a splendid line of
these popular sunbiirsts here,
shown in all grades, varieties
and designs-one of the btst
collections you have ever been
shown.
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Prices range from . . .. . -$5 UP-
W. N. Tanion
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*Duestiuii
Wnen Your Clothes line breaks and
your wash falls in the MUD what do you
Huy 1. To nut it mildly iis_ unpleiuiapt.. I'
means extra labor. extra time, extra. soup
and coal house itll mussed up another
(Iii .
lyo avoid nllsiich let us do ¥our\ flat
work. Your goodie are citrclully hun led,
cleanly wi-_i=h_ed nicely ironed prom tly
returned il intrusted tu Us. _
Telephone 15| and our team will cal
A. F. Webster .
Star Steam Laundry
till Kant!-1
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>&5 I The odor
of roses
Na-Dru-Co
Royal Rose
Talcum Powder
has the delicate odor of fresh
roses. This with its velvety
smoothness and lmpnlpsble
llneness gives ll an indis-
lgfi ‘_-rnv' 'Eli'
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pensnbls place on the toilet
tables ol society.
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ics oss MARYLAND. '
BALTIMORE, Md., June 14-The
unusual report made yesterday by
Capt. L. More ol the British steam-
er Valetta of having sighted floating
ice within less than a day'e run from
Vape Henry, was the subject of con-
siderable comment in marine circles
here today, the ,presence of the ice,
so far south at this season being an
extremely rare occurrence. l
According to the log of the Valetta
about midnight, June 11th, in lati-
tude 37.30 north, longitude 74.--24
west, approximately 100 miles north-I
east of Cape Henry, three pieces of.
A are best lor the children as well as
the grown-ups. 25c. ai box at .
your druggisl's.
_ ltaliansl ling sn( chemical Ce.o| Canada, limllafs 7
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collar idea we have
ever brought out isjthe'
new TOOKE Lock
Buttonhole. ill 'is "easy" I
to._button, and giveqthe '
very close front effect so
much desired.
'/4 Sizes-
They Fit.
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 Our Cut Plug' _. _
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” ° ;ha\'€ llfflllkfllt Slllt “OW iillfiillsi Gen- ice, the longest about 200 feet long-
  `ei'iil Booth and the War (fry editors and somewhat higherthan the Val-
‘ ~ 5' 9 mr-'--*__ etta's decks, were seen at a distance ` _
iiorvr .\ii_\' 'ras BABIES. si ii quarter ei ii miie. 'rue weather _ S  
.___ it-as clear.  y _
-. .\`I<]\\` I'll{l'NSWlCK, N. J., June 10 . ,
' -~“Wh:it name do you give this  _ ___ _lg ,ii  " Y
_ child'."' asked the lle\~_ Jasper Samu-   
> lol Hogan, pastor of the First lleform- =*~ "" ,¢
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"" °"'"‘"' °°"”""~ "`~* "°'"\ ‘-“"~ illllirl'ililrligliiliiriilillttliiiili ciiiiliilrilillillceellrrielil B°°““‘_5° "WY SCI 5_0 gently (no  15 cut’l;r°m °“r °ngm.l Angmucuq
l _ _V _ purging or grlping)yets0 ; NAVY Plug. A C001 all mOSl
 ' ii ‘-ci; pretty ho; to thc font. ~ k
“ls this Joseph l~`i'i-ilerick or Irving lh°'°“Zl‘IY fragrant Sm() e'
d ll ` l`nppcii'_"’ Mr. Woerner asked, turning CUT PLUG
» ' `" ' - ff’ ii. his wife, uho was with him, car- .
l rying iinotlier lobe that was also to 
_.‘ ‘lie irhristf.-ned, Mis. Woerner set him ` _ i Roc QUEBEC
iriglit, arid the ceremony proceeded.  ` - > '
»,1,,,;`V  .`\lr_ \‘7t,criiei"s sons are twins and
"1 '_ _‘___ look :ti inurli alike that the father
T F SOLD IV ILL DIILIIS I
a c C 0 MANUFACTURED BY
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liayiiig hardware in the world than this line made by Ney.
_ Now is the time for you to get ready for liaying and here arc just
the things you want.'We have attended to your reqtiireiiiciits, secured
everything you could possibly need and have marked prices away clown
below those that any catalogue concern can offer.
lt will pay you to buy here and NOW. Aiid remember, we guaran-
tee every a_rticle,_refund money if you are dissatisfied, fill every order
the day it is received and in many cases pay all delivery cliargcs; Check -
over what you want from the list below and shop riglit away-today. 
Tl-ll~) K\1l<il.I ~OF ’l‘Hl~‘ H()B1iI.l‘l ' _ i ` '
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l \lt1S June ld-Once moit the ` ‘.-- ‘-
  A endid ne of *i 
H aymg Hardware at
LowestPossiblePrices
Our line of haying tools and farming hard-
-ware is made by the \vorld-iiinioiis Ney Manufacturing Co, Canton,
Ohio - the largest conceiii ofits kind, devoted exclusively to the pro-
duction of highest grade fariiiing liardwnrrc. For strength, siiiipliciiy and
general efficiency we honestly believe you cannot get ri better liiic of .,
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sible, for 4x4 wood track, is heavy and
‘ made entirely from best grade malleable
iron with very heavy track wheels--all
wheels and pulleys revolve on bushings
of turned steel; is highly finished and
guaranteed lo give satisfaction
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   b`TlCli.l'i.llOlS`l`S, pfitentrd, without an equalin
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A ` "/ li strength, ease of operation ciiistiuclion, materials and
,I liiiishi, will work perfectly under all conditions, elevat-
ed lever, lock and unlock with one rope only, can be
‘ iz, _ used in any position hori/.ontnlly, pcrpcndiculurly or
at any angle. _
i~ iyi- uf rope g Q to '4 t, working load 1, ooo
V' , of No._°,4.. ._   .
- ’ lbi. one inaii can lift 5'>o lbs, Price. . . . . . . . . _ $2 50
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' 1, No .\o. sl/.e of rope 38 to 5~8, \_iv0i‘kll1}§ l0Hfl
' i5ooll»:., one iiiiincziii lift ioo lbs. Pri:e .....$l60
_ tllher Articles
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Down to Bed-Rock Prices
RAF'l`l'1R GRAPPLES. .. . ... . . . . .. 60c :-_
 l HAY FORK, stccltiiies, strong handles. 
"3 tlnc40c, 3 tlne .  .. .. ,,.,.,45c
. ~ SNATHS, with loop, bolt and wrench 701: ‘
\ SCYIIHES, best steel, 75c and.. . . . . . .$|.
 MACHINE OlL,best quality, a gal 404:,
botIle.....,....... ........i.......... IUC
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if-“i--"°~ff'@-l-111 l\\t§ oz crsllcrhtiitirc `, 211
IW my ¢\ll|; ' `  '  `  A sn` exllensive
_ 5 ia. ii. resrrii °»\-i r _   ‘ _ _ '=`~   _ _ , »»~`i»¢-=- '
ii crane.. sow _ ‘_mt__|Dmgmw_ _ I _ p  _ .,, _ - . i -_ . .
 Harpoon
Hay Fork
DOUBLE HARPOON
IIAYFORKS. ix in. wide
_ and 25 ln. from cross piece
to point, me heavier,
stronger and Finishid bet-
ter than any other line
i»??Z.°’.`.‘f’.°.'f‘.",'l‘7‘l $1 I0
'l`ACKLE BLOCK ll() [ST AND WIRE STR1£_’i`-
Clll",R, the largest, strongest and best coinbiiiation
hoist and wire stretcher inzidc, rop: lock is automatic
and absolutely dependab‘e, lock cannot injure rope.
has i5oo lbs. capacity as n Iiolst and is finely finished
in bright red. Guarzintccrl . .... . . .. .. .. . . . .$150
CANTON WIRE S'l`Rl£'l`(.`Hl'lRS`, finished in
alliiininuin bronze, made entirely of iiielleable iron,
siibstaiitial; compact. has automatic looking devise
which locks in any position- Canton can be usetl with
ooo lbs capacity as a hoist each . .... .. ... ... - - - -356
Royal blue, with roller b.~urlng~i. .. . . . . . . . . .Sl 75
Note the Low Prices \
on PUI.I.IiYS
_ » Cast Iron rind Steal Pulleys.
‘ 6 in; sheave cast iron frame
knot passing, each  30°
Cast Iron frame, 6 in. wood
shcave. for one inch rope 0|'
smaller, inside flange to pro-
tcct rope selfoillng. each 2511
Ma‘lcable Iron frame, 6 ln. sheave for
i i~8 in rope or ‘s-mailer. with open pin and
key so that slicave can be easily taken out.
I eacii.,..........,........ ......._....'.35¢
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