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(Government Standard)
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PAST
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Western 'Canada Flour Mills Co. Limited
BEAD OFFICE-TORONTO, ONTARIO
Canada Food Baud Lxmle No;
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ttsrfr of KING COLE
_ Omnge Pckoe or KING
COLE Indo-Ceylon Blend,
you know that the quality
has been consistently main-
tained. That alone explains
tlic stcadilyincreasing sales.
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_ teas,
“~r 3 P"/¢¢f1yp.~.e;»d._». .i.f.-gm /nd
- 'l foil and prize mark:-d on ovtry
package.
__ .vos founded about 150 years ago, inI i
' _he young couple. . 
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EASTERN STEAMSHIP LINES, INC.
Steamship "CAI.\'lI\' Al`.\"l“l.`_\"` \v;ll leave St. John every WEDNESD‘Y _
at 9 ri. m., and every SATUIZD.-\`i` at G p. m. (Atlantic time.)
The Wednesday trips are via Eastport and Lubec. due Boston 10 s ni.
Thursdays. 'I`?if_~ Fzituriiny tt-lpn :ire direct tu Boston, due there Sundays I
1 p. ni. t-‘Atta $s.oo_ .~"r.iTt:it<ii_~.\is $2 oo up, '
Direct conneretion vvifli .\l»-it-'ip  an staiiniers for New York via Cap:
Cod Canll. Freigi: rntm; and full information apply to __
-INTERNATIONAL LINE-
RESUMPTION OF FREIGHT AND PASSENGER SERVICE I
ST. JOHN AND BOSTON
55|!-5-'lmott A. tc. CURRIE, Agent.
§s.se*fviiéii}En@n Pun its. in nsiéfi
P . ._
orts ol PE I for Season of 1919
Via S. S. Harland 
MONDAY--Lcsvcs Montague, 1"‘.E.I, 7 a, ni. Lower Montagut 7.45 a. m.
Georgetown 8.15 n.m._ .\lu;r:iy Iliver il a, tn., Murray llarlio'
North 12 o'clocg arriving at l’ic-ton, N. S, nliout 4 p. m.
\\'I~lli.\'l€Si)i"-.Y and :lnturdny--Lczives Picton on arrival of noon train from
ilulifzix calling ut Bench Pt. Gi:orl§°`fU““~ 3fI`l\‘IllB Bl MUHIBEU'
5?-0 D. ni
'I‘llI'ItSlJi\'r'-I.-_»nvcs .\1imt.:t!u1~ at S ri. m. miiliii-'t ai Lni-~rtnlrlat<~ ports oi
way to (`:irrlIt::in titturnlti g to Gotirgeltivti .iutue UVBIIIDE llllll F”
maining over night
FRIDAY-Leaves Gforirlttowti nt G .iff a m. Mill'-'B' llnrnur south 8.30 a. In r~hcn1-'rand pvzirl trimmings. :ind was
arriving ut Picton 1 p, m.
5 Rim by Daylight Saving ilmr-
FRIDAY 
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I .IPAINFUL ACClDENT.- .\irs_§
'Ronald N. McDonald. East Lake, meti
with a bud accident Sunday, having
slipped and fell. She is very weak and
in bed. i
    `I'HANK8G|VITd;_;AY H' HOD*
.- is -
_. our the Lieutenant Governor has rec-
eived ofllclal notice from Hin Ecel~
lcncy the Governor General of C\n~
aaa that next sunday July sin wiit be'
observed as a day of national thanks-
giving in all churches for the conq
clusion of pence. ' _
_I HOME AGAIN.-The many friends
ot Mr. Roy A. Stewart, son of Mr
Robert Stewart. Winsloe. are pleas-_
ed to see him home again after an'
‘absence of fourteen years. ln 1915
_.\ir_ Stewart enlisted in Lethbridge,l
i.»\lt.i_, where he was residing. and has
'been with the ‘_'0th Battery, i_`.F.A..
.3 active .serric-e for the past four¥
'_\'e;1r_=. He inte-ttil< leaving here forl
l.e-thi-rfil_-ze shor'!y, and will take up.
‘tis former position with the C_I’.R.i
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‘_ WEDDED IN THE WEST.-The;
Iznany frit.-nds in Fhziriotteluwn of Mr ‘
'li.1rr_\~ Smith. son oi _\lr. and Mrs _ _
,iii-n:~_.' Smith of this city. will be in ~
_'.~'-rcsteti to learn of his tn.trriagc_=
Izrhit-h took place in Victoria, B. (`..I
,vu the lilflth uit. His bride was Miss ,
Alice (`orie_~ of that city. The happyI
\'onng couple left immediately after!
,Q 
~\\’:i critning via Seattle and Chicago
\Ir_ Smith holds nn important position
»n the .staff of the Victoria High
School. d'
' .YFAREWELL $ERVlCES.- Rev
. \\'. Domville preached his farewell
_f_».'tti<»tt in the Methodist f`Ziurc‘h. .\ion~
'..t:u_» on .\`unda_: evening June 21|th_i
I \t:_ init .\tr_=_ Domvtite go to _\'_ B
_ ii iozitititte this good worl-t_ on zitttitht-1
'rictifs in \lt~titngue C with them t
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VISITING THE ISLAND.-R~;~vf-r~I
'_-nfl Brother Arator, son of Mr. .lohn
4 Powers, formerly of Fort Augustus, I*
visiting the Island. Ile left here 1:' H
Ee
;'.'t-arg ago, ziccotnpzinied by sever
` ,ther young men to join the Instit-
ite of the Brothers of the Vhristiittl ,
Schools. Since then he has been en-
gaged in educational work in the prin- U
‘_-ipal cities of New York state. _-xtl
.iresent he is the Director of .1 large!
select privatescliool in the fashiotrl
. tble section of New York (`ity. llisl
lriurpose in visiting the place of ltisi
birth is to secure candidates bctwef-nI
hs- ages of 14 :ind 21 for his Order.; _
ine of the foreniost teaching t~ongr<.>» H
_'ations in thc Vlturcli, The Ord:-ri
the city of Rhcitns. France, by .St.~ 
lohn Baptist de ia Salle. It has spread _
iver the entire world and at present
Iziunihers about 150.000 members. ln '
'he District of New York to which i
'his Reverend Brother belongs. the
,Brothers control about 50 parochial _
schools besides conducting various ,
ilgh schools and colleges. Rev. Bt'o '
'irntor will be at Fort Augustus unti
\ugust l. ‘
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I weoomc; aE|_i_s_-The remit(-iii-»
` t' .\lr. and _\Irs. \\'. J. Gibson. .\lat.-li-
tield, was the scene of n very pret"_' ,
wedding \\’ezlnesdar_'.' evening when it
their daughter Miss Florence C., he-
'-ame the wife of Mr. Major .\lcIl1e. fi
'cn of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Iiicfirie. ' 
I `i_-ntral Royalty. The cercttiony was _I `
uf-rfrirmcd by Rev. lt. G. Sim-lair in;
he presence of over sixty guests. Tito _ _ ,.
‘tappy couple were unattended. After `,_
he ceremony supper was served and ‘
he evening was spent most enjoyably . _,_
The many valuable- wedding presf-tits ` '_'
ncluding ai number of sulistniiaizti gi
-lieques te:~'tif_\- to the populsrity of »
“TRAIL OF THE 98TH".-Maior J
Parker Hooper came in yesterday ;
from Hunter River where on the pre i
'sions evening he delivered his illustrtir
»  _ = =°._TP_==_ - '-an-Er’ --"*"'“ ""`”"_° ,
Have The Maritimes
Had Fair Play -
HE Maritime Provinces did not enter Confederation very willingly and it may
Surprise pcople in other parts (if the l)iiIiiiIlIOIl t0 l€21l'li that at [IIC pl'CSCIlt Ilfllli
mc people of New Brunswick and Nova mc_ot1a are not altogefhef Pleased Wil _
the results of the bargain. There is a distinct feeling among them that the advantages
of Confederation have gone to the other Provinces. _ _
]uly issue of .\l.~\(jl.E.»\.\"S f\i.»\GAZlNE, Thomas M. Fraser explains why this feel-
ing has grown and thc basis for it.
This article was tvritteii for the purpose of letting the other provinces know that the feeling _@’_‘i5l3
but it will be of intense interest to people in the Maritimes. Bc sure to tend 1t- The Spmti of
the Maritimes.”
The Julv issue is. in a sense. a Maritime Number, for it contains, in addition to Mr. Fr8Ser’8
article, the following interesting features:
“The Land of National Leaders”
An article on the political aspect of the Eastern Provinces and thc achievements of their leading states-
Illell.
“Guarding Gui' Coast Line”
An extremely intere fing tlcscl-iptiori of the incasurcs that were token to patrol and guard the Atlantic
Beaboard during the .'.'z1i'.
Bonar Law, the rnnti t'--om the lllrtritiincs, \vlto~lias occn the able lieutenant of Lloyd George at all crises
in Great Britain, appears on the c<_»‘.'-cr in a lianilsonie three-color reproduction.
Other Big Features of I the Number
“With the Snowball Brigade” “Solving the Problem of the Arctic”
By Captain Louis Keene
Just back from S§T>eri;i-(`upt:tin Keene tolls
some scnsf*.ion:~.l anal intcriscly grippirff things
about coiifiitiotts' in that tottnirv \\i;.~~li tlie
Canaclinti fort-c.=. ur# helping to staliiliftif. It is it
record ot' iritc-rt:;iti_-inzil rt-tiiplittotifitis, strztngo
atrocities and :almost ttnlielievrtble living condi-
tions. 'i
“The Four Tommies"
/.`,» /Thief! II. Sfrricz
A war poem of iimisual strength.
By Villtjulmur Sfcfansson
The fourth instnlniettt of his rcnizirkable»story of
the tive jst-urs he spent in thc north forthe Cana-
di;-.n <;o\'f_»i-nnieiit, appearing exclusively in
ll/1A(_fLl‘lAf\"S. _ `
Four Magnificent Stories
The best fiction obtainable is found in this issue!
“O‘.vr.et‘s’ Up," tt rarv horse story by \V. A.
Fraser; “ills 1Ia_iest_v's Well Belovedf’ by
llaroness Orczy; “Petite Simunde," by Arthur
}ic\'trle_v Baxter; “Bunkcred,” by Allen C.
Shore.
The Review of Reviews
Here are n few ofthe articles in this splendid depztrtrnent chosen as_the best published during the past
month in all mugo;incs:
Finding Husbands For Three Million Germany Can be Prospcrous Under
“0lll€¥'l~ thc I*¢-neo Tv-rms.
Will Borland llfwms an Agricultural 'rho \\`om-.is \vt-_.$ \=:rt~_-trio nie iv-erin.
Country? '
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Stz'nn;_ft- I’t-rsunnlities at Paris
.\IztI\in;{ All fllrn Equal,
Winning the Stcrr-ts uf the Denert.
Over 70,000 Canadian Families Buy l I
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. 1 ‘ ~ \11 on bmlirlfii night and .;=q=_.§» 3 _  ___________
In thc course of an article in the
The Grt-:tt Lama Rides in Motor CII. ,_
r is pleasing to note th ‘  :jor lloop _
I All_thef Lato§t__tand_r Most _lnipgrtint l_leaiii_fig Matter _Selected From Tliisi §Jeel_t’s__ Neivs Riot. He.  Iiuirlian’s _Sitt`irday_ Subscriiitrs
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, ~r is rereivingin cordizi' _ ption nil ' 'Z
I lircuizh the ls-land. '1`!i»- people o. . .
'his province are deeply interestetil `__p(`p“mg am
'ti the .<‘ory of where their boys lt:tv¢,I ‘_"niUI_?1 0" The
oe:-n in the grrent war and in lion: llt‘_llll5f0l”l’~l“_‘-'
'n the details of various events ‘f`°ldl`“l1 1* 'll
.ure as set forth so nblw' anti tit first llill Ull ‘IW ll
ng as popular a locitiror as lic was 'f‘lll5 E0! lllli
lorgo trcwtmrl
pretty wedding on \\'¢>.ltiesfl:\y morn- OI‘""m" WSW'
ing wlion Bliss Marv llnmniell. Middle-
_ tott wus united in mnrringe to ltonalri
J. Mcllonatld, of (`hnrlottetown. The “"°d‘Illl£! “Wk
Rev. J. J. .\lcDon:1ld. The wedtllngl MVS- IIa"’€‘I‘l“Ii
mar(-|1 was PIM-ml 1,). M,-_ John their (laughter
Noonan. Il-idvque. Tito nutniior
friends which attended tho nmrrlage
testify the f-.stevni in which the _vounll
people are held. The bride wort- a
bridal vvil and was lieconiinzly at
tired in wl.lte satin with crepe de
Arthur of the
assisted by Miss Mary Mcfiuigan as 5°"‘9I" "“"'°'I
bridesmaid, while the groom was ably
For further particulars write, wiro. or phono to ,hp p_ B I‘RnH“.m._ _“___ _md M_.B_ by her cousin
WILLIAM MCLURE. Ihichonald left on lVodne.~'day after-I
K8!-5-12Mtf. Pinion, N F Inoon un :i short honeymoon and on
. L __ . _ - , itlit-ir ruturn will reside in Charlotte-
|mwn_ _ Roy S. McKenzie. The wedding|
‘ I March was played by Miss Cnther1neI
 om. Ar ii, -
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I’. __;’l .' _ ‘ ‘ is 0r.o Lea’-'If who ar] bouniifully Prepared sulllier. Tlicl I.| III
rn ri in tharlotiemvin this week froml
U _ ____  _ I wedding gifts
‘P ‘fl‘ l>"l'lLi one of the men who beautiful and
 7 ' ' '.. ._ ,_<nnte<iutnth S.S.Bl`..li di
TO order Impctml lox Biscuit tlncct ft _.tn manulact Im m5_ ,fe _____‘; _me ct ‘_’hi‘°n_"_‘I _:Isnt popularity of
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urcrs at wliolcsnlo rico. who volunteered in me sznd namiio The h“'"’y °"“"'° wh" wi" '°"d° “l _ I I ` < ~--7:'
. _ . . _ _ . _ . . I . hm wa _ _ “ Enmnre have  I I ~- lg , t
Imperial biscuit has givr-n genuine satisfaction in ending ____ ____;_ii;»___i;_i¢:;»_|;i@_._I__.f:;_ ri_1;»__i;:_i;~:_.__I>__\l_l_~_ friends,  _ _ \‘ ,_ _
P. E. I. ranches for past ilirco seasons. Thcy are a perfect ren .mi-rwirfn to me limi n:maii°n.I (. J V | _ » , _ \-`\ _.
“md for growing puppies- » but only remained with that regiment am‘ ' ‘ ' ' i ' ' 1  & MU 
I i - first ('an.id|nn Engineers Battalion I I ‘I » li
ROSS & " MacMILLAN   ~;;; fm-».~»»  I t   " '
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three weeks. He then went into the
I ll:-lgic he however hail
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H (_0nm,(.li0n with tlwir great adwn. .vziy falling frtiit tr wall and striking
_md by _\mj_,r linomm mm is b£,C0m_ vounil wltilo s=itn_¢» of the- t't»'-ti1iralr=-_:i-
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,H Ugiper in me --pighggrng gglhg' lids to swell and almost closing botiii
_ -yes. (`orp. Ellis was obliged In uu»|
WEDDING BELLS.-St. Jialnchlis _ . ,.` _ _ " -_
church Kmkom was the scene “___ __  ion\.»lo.=cfni Hume. In left foi_
n,,,,-rpm.. ...,-L.,,,0n_v was 1...,-f,,,-,nml hy] ning. Juno 25th :tt the home of Mr. :intl
,,_» eil in tnrirririgo to .\Ir. Gordon .\iac»
mony was iierfornif-d under a beautiful
, DIV-.nl . ' ' ’ ’ * ' 
arch of lilars on the lawn. by the Rcv.l   \ I _
Roland l)ovidstin_ of Arlington, in thl'I _mlil _” #ji _ 
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vited guests. Tho bride was lianrl-_ ;._ 1/  _
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-A r ~ WOU_LD you experiment withsuch
811 lmP0rtant thing astlieheatihg
_ ofyourhome?i __ ,.__~_,,L
presence of one hundred and fifty in-
nnd oi-tinge blossoms and carried :il
Sunnorte-rt in- Mr. Joi-ppn r'.iii.igiii-in or »*‘°“‘l“"‘ 'lf 'l°l°l~< “"0 was “""““"'l1
wore a becoming gown of cream color-
ed voile and carried a bouquet of lilzics.
The groom was ably supported by Sgt. _
Dr(-dues returned yesterday from ii
trip to the Mnzflrilen islands. Mr.
McDonald left horegfnrly last week ‘
to me _“mmf me _wan _H0 taking with him En lleer John Ed- __
~ iinds fth S.3.Nf`thmberlnd, ’.`
Charlottetown. _ "°’" ""°“"‘ "’° °"““’“‘" *‘”‘°“‘. clilin. wif. if nmin gt :lie nmligal   - - 4-~4 . . ' _ __ _ _ _.sk-.__ ` I L
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it\jur_\‘. On his waj: to
to int-et with tl pzliniui
e vvinguisiier in sonn-
entl mnizing an ugly
_-_ eye; c:iu.<.n,=,' in
nt upon lm arrival _.1
tiny afternoon.
|»l.ir f- \Veilttc.=dny ow-
Rr_v;int. Eninot-e. nlien.
Miss Blanche was unit-I
T\~‘. lfl _Hui n few dork ltnntlsg with ion tiint all the credit for this should
if ' ' 4 * v ' , _
;I_`_l:(`;w"'_l" S01 llredti _\o. 4. not .ln to tho titles as there is no
.'1t_- ' "“»'  -
_ ‘_’_‘ l‘I "ell lalll llll lli ~»l~ lllll<’l .noir .han ri rise and full 'if two to
i>n.~1n_ nt A1nli1>r.-I. re;\.ii_v to be towotl tlirte foci in any part of the .\:'.ig¢I;r|.
to lit-tou rico on the .\lnriue .slip__Pn l<l;\nils. .\lt‘. _\icl)on;rld rapt);-tg
lt iippenrs this ilrvtltw- iliil not do :ui_v1ltt=n\'_v czitt-lies of tlsli being stwutvtl
tlrt-ilizitig sittcv thu wnr .<t;irtr\d. Boing; by the poopli- uf thu M_,gd_\|@u=. The
.so long in tho one pl.\<-ti .ind in sltoiil I'l.ml_v Evelyn now rm rim; Nutr- 1,, 3
unter ii seein: tiiait sho had siinilerl _tin/_I bout Iilicil out with t\vit\ st‘re\vs
up. Several attempts hull been tnnrle to _ triple expansion engine capable of I tixiintilv nttircd In at blue tailored suit
dint h_t_r_,)_but__wc-r.i_alll uiisucccssful._ttrcnt s_pr~i_>il win-n required. _ After the ceremony congratulations
: ___-__ _.___  ___tt_if_ir_e__~_t  _re_i'us_es to _TIi__e t_li;trlot.ntown .\IctIi_odi.~zt fliurcli were showered on the happy ymmg
_ f_ "“._§_,k- ‘_‘__‘___f_;__j_`__’__ ‘-“_:_"P-__‘Il___‘?__*= lIl_§l_ll i-IIT-»r4=» _.\f‘Stvt'll=~',-' _mortung tvus luv couple, who It-ft immediately after on
wEDD_NG BE____S___A _________ p_(____ _ _ . .. g _~_. ttf o it \tr_\ ttilvrestiili: event.
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Frnnk Il. Llttlejolins, pastor of the
York (`irc\tit of Methodist churches
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Ovid H. Peters in the presence
of quite n number of the friends of
tho contracting pnrties. The ixliurch
was artistically decorated by the
friends of the hride among whon sho
Its a general favorite. The brldgwas
_ _ ti honeymoon trip through Nova
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