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IMPORTANT READING
V--rwewi-V -
FROM THIS .WEEKS NEWS F0.R THE
MONDAY `
-' A very quiet but pretty wedding
Cathedral on June 6th when William a
liev. Father Mclnfyrc of Si llun-lge
Lowrie, liliirl lllcilonuld and JosephI
l)llyI€__
ln the I ulisciiize of the ['resident_I FI
]l_U`M. lieililin, one of the past I’re~l¢fII
sidi-nts, presidcil. IRI-
ni-ss was ilisposi-il of. I“"'~`
Tl. Mi'I)onillil._ ser
’l‘lii‘ lioniv oi' \\'. 'l‘. nnil Mrs. ilost- _I fug-
niii, l`n.pe \\`oil`, was thi-. sri-lie of li. ‘ Mc
ilii|l:{Iili~r I'I|I;i _-\., was uiiitiiil ill. wil
liiiil‘|'ia,\,1i~ lo ll~lln‘rL I.. h‘i'liu|'liilill ol the
li`l'i~i-i_o\\‘ll_ ’|`lli~ i'i~reilloliy was per- l,-Us
inf thi- Norlll Il_l\'cl' Iiilptisl. (`I\lli`CIl,`¢_0ll
ill thi- pl'lfsi-|n‘i~ of :iboilt forty gllcstii.
'I`lli‘ liriile uns -l|'l*s.~'i‘ii ill i~:'c:iln silk' Il
uolivlilie irlulinrii wilh satin uildl cu"
point lure. 'l`|ii~ wi-ildiii_i5 iiiiirirh \i‘;isIv__l
pluyril by llvr sister llliss Ruby (‘i_\.\'t»; the
uilii-. ’l`lie couple took the afternoon‘ [___
train on 'l‘hlirsday lol' Siilunicrsidef __
driving froni thence to Mr. Schiir-. ‘L
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Mcllonald and Florence McGahey werel son
_ united in the holy bonds of matri- l Ml
muny the ceremony was performed by ' Hubert Leslie McEwen. The bride,l_m0
The Rev Father Mc! #Ibm 'Wie gi~of\~  gowned charmingly in ocean blue silk S
O
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steward of the Charlottetown Club,.pea
teen years, was held yesterday after- Q ing
Iflii`s morning at ten o'clock in Bt G
The nnnulil ini~i-ting of the l'_ E. Is-I ‘ _ _ _ _ ' M
land l’llarimiccnticiil Association lleldl Bcmmd B I hurch' the contractmg the
ill this city rccifntly there was a gouiil Var _ _
alllehllullce nl m,,_|hlh._,.___ lpopular I.(I.ll. brakeman, and Miss
Ri-ports of thi- ilifT:‘r¢-ni ofllri-rs were I CBI' _
siibiniliell innl g~n~r..i rniiiinli l.iisi~:fr1vnds of the contracting parties W
re present. The bride was becom- cltl
Tile election of officers i'or the cll~lI"’£IY Hilwlled I" chII'IIP“Hne_I'~“9§I°I`9
,llll,,l_, year r,.,.,ll|l,,,| ,,,,l l.,||,.w_t,; I with ecru lace und beaded trimmin s
I'resiileiit~.l, (l. .liiniie.~:on. land _ _ n
vpn. l-l»,_.gl,l,,l,l ._A_ l¢_ ul-.,,;|,y_ _white prayer book. The bridesmaid, mul
.S‘i~i-retnryilc;5istriil'~-.E M. .lohn-'Miss Mal' MC1»9II*in. 915!" UI the 30
l,,,ll_ Ibride. was gowned in rose taileta cl
'l`rc:ii~ulrcr---llon. (loo. l<‘.. liii\fhcia_ `zinii
i‘oiini~il--Aln»i-if and l|,i1'M. llcililin, _assisted by Thomas Warren. After
(I. .»\. H. I\li'lloniild a|iil_ I‘l|‘l|i‘st A. Itllil
I1‘oslei'. ; piii
Aiiilitors--Ill. A. l"nsii~r :inil il. A. Ipareiits where a dainty lliuclieon was th
f- -- I was
\’¢*|',V l*I='¢|»~'=|III ~‘\I‘Iil. on lluf \'\'f‘lIillr£_' train on a wedding trip to l’rincc
of -\\’¢-illii-:=\I1»_\' -‘lille 'ff-Il. \\'I1"l\ I»I1*‘iI`I l'Iilw;iril island. (ln their ri»,turn they
fin'mei| by Ili-v. IC. I'. (‘nl<li>r piistol* ,.,,l_el.,h lh “.|ll,_.l, _,lm ls ll,,|ll_._M,,,,l,. H
"ru-nsnkv. ` '
On Wednesday, the 14th init., an
was solemnised 'at Ht. Dunstan's event of unusual interest took place.w
the home of Mrs. John Robert- R
, York Point, wnen her daughter erves special mention. The three hor
unie was united in marriage to ses that won, first, second and third
t
was attended by D. F. Hughes and I with passamenterie trimmings and t
the bride by her ssici » '-- ‘car
The numerous presents testified to with maiden hair ferns, was given 80me PFOPGF UHCIS BUNDUOD-
‘the popularity or the happy 0oup_c, away by her brother Duncan. Thel
Congratulations. Icouple were unattended, the' nuptial
z being tied by the Rev. Mr. Gregor. Lot 48. was very largely at
The fu~neral of the lute Miss Lillian I Craise of West River. The groom's WD _ _
lvl. Doyle, dsuslnf-r of i»»i.»-r J. Dwi'-.I gm to the bride was e bsndsome service at the house was conductor
rl brooch. 'rbe other gifts were by Rev. J . F. I"1ovd'und at the erav<
city, and whose death tooli place on I numerous and costly, many' 01 them by the Sons of England of which thi
Friday morning at the nge of thir-icoming from distant parts. Follow- §i€¢€8S€d WHS B m°mb0\`~ The f0l10W
the ceremony thel-gwag B l-ecelr ing were the palhbearers: Cantwel
noon at 2.45. Service nt St. pun~ tw" for the guests, About mgy were Wood. I-‘erley Match, Frank Stewart,
stan’s (Iatlieilral was conducted hy lirsgc-nt at ghe -supper which was Alfred Stewart, Silas Whitlock
rved ve;-y`daintily, after which the FF
stan's College. The _ lolli»wni-- wel-c_|,,,l,l,y couple left fm- their bealltiful of
the pnlllieiirers:-Wliflld' ~Maddigan.i hmne ill york point amidst the l,-_limi
James Vlckersoii, Willie liurns. Frcdl wishes uf ,_l|1 ln-agent, _
____ scene of an interesting event at 6.45
very pretty wedding took place I'
ties being John A. McArdle, the b
orence McI.ellan, daughter of Alex. T
il Mrs. Alex. McLellan, Archibald
. Rev. Fr. Conway performed the :hd
emony. (lnly the immediate re
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large picture lint. She carried a h
lint to match. The groom was M
ceremony the bridal party re- m
ved. 'l‘he briill-'s travelling sllit tl
iloronutioli broad cloth with tl
can straw tlli.-ban. Ml'. and Mrs. l,,.
Arillc left on this afternooil's W'
tly gifts, :ittcstillg to the high tl,
i-' nn
entll under piirt.iclil:irIy sad cir- in
lstanizi-s vlltercd the home of lla- 1*).
lith lust., taking i.lierefronl his MOIIUI-Klll‘. lll Sf MuItll€W’S Piesby-
ing nephew, Hugh John McLeod, |19
gill- el"-1 nga of twelit .Mime I-lurhor. in the L‘.ougreg;itional; ltev
l\icl.i=o<l of soiitli iii-nnville, on l’l‘csl».vfcl'imi; llev. F. A. Wightman
_ . ._
rying a bouquet of carnations D
erland, Lot 65. The ceremony wal
performed by Rev. Pius McDonald
Ol
gcr
red to the home of the bride's ul.
us,
isllcs to the happy couple.-S. '
_ _ _ 'l‘lie following ministers then ui
I "¢f1il‘I'~‘ 1" IVI<'"'~`I"’"~ 'I`I|L‘IWl*I¢ W'-W tending the Methodist Confcrelicc ii
recipient. of inaiiy lieiiiififill :i`iiil _gt_
_ E. 'l‘honlas, city, in Germain St.
'l`l`1\llHL‘l`il't~ Baptist.; Rev. Will. Harrison, cit
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’ in-iu'\~ home -it (‘antl'nl liedeque 'l`ll<\ I YEIIIIS' A IIUIIIII: "In" III II'IIeIII"’“cII` L'
pri-si=iii.s were illlinerolls including asf 
well as nwnv clioirr- articles of house-I ._t
_ _ _ . ~_ _ _ _ _ _ I-,-ll. l, About _ ii year ago ileceasl-.ils spent lb ~
I I  iiluiglililltiiufimiill ilIiIiIi"lItIii iiiIItl\tI`Igi,'li|iliIlIil| "I""'l‘ tlluv lil \Vest.ci~ii l‘aliuila, think-
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lIf;._:l ir.  ITIIIIIQIIIIm::.l,;Ih;:.:I_I;___\»l;_:_ll|l.l___l;;X_l;l_I tilfins would prove beneficial to his yesterday oi' Annu, relict of l-lon. Ed
I'Ii _  'iii byiI»li`iii:'. f:ii‘iiielI.~= and his liririeoiiel health' I" IIIIII II" WHS *Iib'1ll1l’Ulllt0\l. “""I'II III°II-V» ‘II IIIIIII`I‘II't"*I"WII» M|`5»
 of lhi~ most popular scliool te:ii'lil_~.i'i-i._‘II'_"I
I May ri long and happy life In-_ theirs. _ 
lwhom he lived. 'l‘iloir many friends S
sincerely sympathize with the bc-
_vell \,l~,,tllel-H "ml Slhtel-_,_ whh passed away, and four grandcliililreii
ne yenrs ago were bcreit of their "II _
_ _ _ ' motlier and father, and now that ‘IIYIIIIIIIUIY UI IIIIFII' lmlllli fl`l0'\'lH» I"Ilii
1911- ,this tlii-.ir eldest brother has liieeli I
l¢‘lliS'l‘ i'i.Ah‘.\'. taken away from them, calls for thc I5"
'l‘i'..ii'lll<:li'.\‘ l.li‘l~:Nfll~is. 'f""
h(ll
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'l‘oi.il in ii-ks issiblc 1400
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_ ‘cninliicolll by ucv. Mr. Gillis in nic I?'*I“H 'fI‘°”te‘I *O “PPO” '="“f**-’I“1'“li-1".
»\`I‘l('UN|) (`I~\5i»\`- jahsence of his pastor, Rev. John He
'l'oi.il niiilks pi»ssil»l<~._.._._____.___....l»lo0_Mlll-l~uy_ llftel- which his mhmlhs (
N4~¢'i-ss:il'v to lass...    _  -‘4‘IU`
I‘lloni;i.~i -I. l\i-i-fi-_ l\’iori‘lI._.  Mill llllll
Alln-rl. ll/Iitllolizllii, ll ~oi'p{4-l.owl\....~ S-I0. llril _ _
1l’rtier Morrison of Holltll ilrallville IIII‘IIy e'“Ie.II°III' I'IIIrI'I`I ‘IIIII “IIII II'
llreutly missed by a llost of ii‘ii.nds-
UN Hill'l’l.l~lMi-lN'l`All\’ I fan.
Halifax Herald.
i~lXA\VlNA'l`IllN_ _ Mil
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lll:iiirhie <‘ri-;lii\ei', Soliris. I Q
Alice l°`cliiii-si.-i~y, (‘linl'lol.tcto\vll. lll(,l-
l<luplii~ini;i i\'li:l.c-nn, Ht. (¢;itliiel'ilies_ ll_el.
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l<lilwnril l<`oli»y, f‘i-ni.i-nl Kililrirn. _f_|ll~
I":ll|i‘l' Ill'i'i-Iain, llrwi-II (`o\'c. lk¢-li,
Kinnon. ii son of Angus and Mrs.l 5
McKinnon of Windsor, and pliy-.pl-ef_Ul-l',l_ _}_ A_ Helldul-H,,n_
- ` sivlil illrector of both the Sclioi-l lorl Q
by
__ ____ fl.
_ liev. |'rini~ipiil Mi-Kinnim of the_f,,||
l’l‘L-sl1ylc|'iii|i colin-ge, l'ilie Ilill, of-l
iiizliiti-il :il the iiilirriage, ai. 2o`cloi‘.k_
_ yi~iit.i~.l'iiiiy of Williliiu Gordon MC-_Mu
I .\‘tcplii‘lis, a sister of Mrs. U. F.l
_ l"|'ui»;i-i' and si~rretary to Dr, Frilser.I
'l"lie vi'i~<liliug a very quiet, hilt also a
wry prc`tt_v one, took place in l`)r.lWi
‘ :ind Mrs. l“rii_si‘r's upaltiilellts at thc; nlfy
_ Hizliool for the lllind, the ilriiwiligllniily Piirkwood, W. S. New-
rooiii being prcttily dc(-.ornteil with. B
‘ si-vcrnl ilclicately lovely species vflile
fi-ru, mingled with flowers, Missl uit
.\‘l.oplicns, who was given away by_],ul
lii-r fnth_cr, lookcil particularly charm-_ p
ing in ii going away gown of reseda.
‘ ;'l‘ceii lirouilclotli, worn with hat 0fI
A
' press for the wedding trip, proposing Os.
to spend the honeymoon in Princel
|'ldwaril lsliinil, wllitlier they are lol-' T
loweil by the best wishes of a host of' _S
frie.iidiȢ. llpon their retilrn to Hnlifaxl T
Il '}“f‘_ they will tnlie up their residence at J
178 llobio strect.»l~I1ilifnx Herald Hu
.luno lil.
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lui -.I
i~orriespondi|ig sllade, llcr bouquet hedlie
ing of white roses. Mr. and Mrs. l(;]e
»‘ Mi-.l{iimoil left on the Maritime Ex-‘Ar
ity...- . . . . . . .
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thi- lllinil and the -Young lvlcll'i~l`|'}inger, McKennu.,....,_______  _
1`Iirisl.iuii Association, and 'MnrL'llvr- lloi
iii- Gladys, ilallghter of Hilllziiiil {.;,|g_.lt______    
llnic M., A. Murphy,
ome, city _ . _ _ . _ . . . . . . . . _ . . . . .
_.
orge l{.,_ l-lcnry Hooper.
ort . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~ . . . . _ . . .
._
d Wing .... ._   
bitl‘ator_..... 
kley 0akes......  
c i‘.lilir;ictcl', bclovcil and rcspi\cti~d I-'ll\|I*'W »`If-- Ilulil-iliti HGV. (H50. OF
ii very large circle of friends. llizin, Vernon iiivor, ill Zion Method
the rhilllgr and climatic conilif
ri~_i.ilrilcil to (lrauville where lie III
tenderly rareil for hy thc loving "il
,l\_
iipathy of nil. His sister |.ilcy ar-
tiine for the funeral, wliirli was S”
. l i\‘orie lnlricd ill South (lranville Cenlc- ‘If’III"IIIII' WIIICII II‘I_ I-“III PIIIIIISIIEII- "Ii-
lllirlini-I llrillln, ili'i»c:kti»ll___   X505 Lui-_y. ’|'hii pall-lieal'i~.l‘s were;--Wm. III"IIy was BI;IIIck'“`II with I’IiI"II"`I"I
1 ’ llL,_h.l_:h lllggm__ llhgh McKay ul several weeks ago and her iicinlsc wan
ilailbaiii-, Mill-iloick i‘orhctt and II”
l ifllurlcs (Iorliett of l1‘ounil's
ls.
nite n large nnnlbcr witnessed the
se races nt .lolinston's River yes-
enjoyed. [lit
I WIHH _
l l'|lU\"|-`I|lll"If\l» -`iI'I(`I’N|I _ l 'l‘lie track was in splendid condition Ia-VWMII' II IURIIIIIIII IIIIIIIEII ‘II I`I'M'II'
ri./iss l.li‘i~:'Nsl~ls. l ...Nl S
the races were izoiidllcted izapalily ' '
the efficient olllciah-l. 'l‘here were
ii tlirouglloiit. _ 
he suiliinnl-ies of thc ihree classes ,Ie
hwl rom Wrighf.’s Undertaking Parlors.
2.19 (‘.l.AHs. AI
_ __ _U _ and Rev. H. Scott-Smith offlciated.
nduwvnle II'"lI;'I_y$’0Mt£m0n The hymns sung were "A few' more
' I ` l l l Years shall roll" and "Jesus, Lover of
ollthport . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
._ _ My
.arse
Aw
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CDH
the
ll _lllil
3.00 <,‘.i.Ass. "IH
inn-si, $30.00. Im”
miiza i‘l‘iiiccl.on, '1‘. (I.
24
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u B., I.. Wood, Solitli-
3 3 ,
oliulan uncle. “IIC
Purse $20.00. “II
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wma.:
Ama:
niinnan Boy......  
the
'I-l.
he lollhwlhz ware the hlllhlhlsl volley_s hy the ilrlng party and the
lm.te,._Oweh fl-_.hlhh,__ ,_.ll_y_ solind|n_g of the Last Post aiiil the,
lmel._E_ L_ ll,._,l,l_ lll,,lllll,l,l_t__ procession returned to the dock aild
lldgen-Harry llouse, city; l<`rnnl~ the
glies, city._ ' __
ak
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lthe
sym
two
In
he
’i`he deatli occurred at llurtinoiitli
,lg ,,f pil., llllch. hlhl mlllt v,.ll_l'l Island. \vllo is now in llzirtmolltb.
llc leaves li daughter, Mrs Willivur
liclly’s husband was a promiicnc fi-
p
< 1 pi   ..  ,,,-ll, ward island over thirty-five _y-mrs a
N\"'¢‘=~l-\‘1H`_l’ I-U l’=\-`1»*`---  -»_»   I‘I‘III'ri\'eil home from Greenwicll, Conn., K"
l\l;ir_v ,\. Miellollalil, _Souris.___,..,.. 512.7 lll ‘
‘.!iarlottetown Herald, a Jvcekl i
,
II
Mnie_sty's Navv to a deceased sailor
day and .n splendid day`s sport was exeIIIpIIIIed Yeiterlluy afternoon
A
ee classes anil the contests were mu" "I the NIIIIII3 III'II(Ie‘I IIIIII IIIIIII‘I`
was most inspiring. Printed slips
After the service the casket was re-
moved to the gun carriage und, coy-
l l l ered by the Union Jack and ilorul
w
,l formed in follrs and these were pre-
lredcd by thc ship’s band and the lir-
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carriage were (lnnon Simpson and
ev. Mr. Smith in (lassock and Sur-
officers.
three sides of ri hollow square and
On Monday Mr. Wright, the under-
er. estimates that one tliousand
' Ipeople visited his prirlors and vicwcd
connection with the burial it liillst
stated that Stoker Hnyw.ard‘s rc-I
mains were embulnied by Mr. Wright
Igratuitously, _mid attired in his white
naval suit appeared more like one
sleeping th_nn the vlctilu of a sudden »
attnck»o" illness. The ulndertaker's
WEDNESDAY.
There is one feature in connection
ith the horse races at Johnston'i
lver Monday afternoon, that des-
The fllneral of the late Harry Mc
ded on Monday afternoon. Th
ank Hale. There was a profusior
floral offerings.
St. Joscph’s Convent was th(
esterdiiy morning when Miss Mar;
ertrude McDonald, daughter of Alex
cDonald. Dorchester Street, becami
wife of James B. Foley of Cum
he bride was unattended. She wori
travelling suit of blue broadclott
a hat of tuscallon blile to cor-
spond. The happy couple left on 1
edding trip to Boston and othei
es. '
-The marrigge took place at thc
e of the bride's parents, David
Mrs. Ileid, Reiil’s Corner, at 7.'
last evening, of their daughter Ce
lla to lilruest Mills, son W. B. and
rs. Mills, Summerside, and Mana
of the B t and' Shoe Depart
cnt Departintrit pl' Sinclair & Stew-
t. The ceremony was performed ii
e presence of only a few of the in
mate friends of the contracting par-
the bride and groom being unat
niled. ’l`lic Gllardilin extends hesl
John preached ill churches ii
at city on Sunday: ,Rev,
Y
d liev. H. Johnson, Silinlnerside
St. l~ltephen’s Presliytcriali; Rev'
E. Styles, Pownal, in St. Joliu’r
an; liev. B. ll. Hartman, Murray
J. Wilson, North Wiltshire, ii
elly was a sister of Maurice Noo
n, the veteran life silver of Sabli
Bea?-Icy. at whose residence eil
of whom will have the sincere
re in the olltical life of "‘l'iii~~<-*lilil
and represented the district oi
Peters in the local legislature,
was editor and proprietor of the
t unexpected. She was ‘i luly -I
hc tribute of respect paid by His
the funeral of the late William
Niobe, now in this port.
t 2.00 about 400 of the officers and
to St. l’eter’s Catlicdral, where
body had previously heen reinoved
the funeral service Canon Simpson
Soul," and the singing of these
taining the hymns used were on
seats and the large number of
le voices participating in the sing-
created music which iii volume
been seldom heard here.
nths, was drawn by the miirilics
party. Immediately alter the
e, followed by the stokers and
ors, cadets, midshipmen and the
t the grave the procession formed
ceremony was conducted by :.`lev.
Scott-Smith. A salute of three
ship.
remains. Expressions of deep
pathy for the bereaved wife and
fnthcrless chlldreivwere manifold.
ney in the Green Race, wen all
ired by Oakley Baron, and judging by
heir action and gait, they are goo(
rospects providing they received
‘Env llllnlii
end you to His tender care, feeling
exemplified in you the _truth and
beauty referred to in the words: "Tis
the heart that magniiies this life,
The many friends of Dr Alexande_r_ __
der Mcvhliil will be pleased to lesrn_ _ _,fp _ L-ill, `
that the_Montreal PsI1ers_d0 DUI? T01 - /';>/` `*3‘¢;_ _
'press|;_t»'1_|l§n_;-ics by .the~ recent _ao-_ fs/ if
I`MakiDB a truth and beauty ‘of its cide\:s_};,`¢;o;~be ‘sofserlous as would
DVFL.. __ _su __ k_____lh,,_l _rl-ql-1. 'from til: first reports
_ I n remern rance; as a__ _ _o___eii` .e ¢~~ “Q41 1; this c_ y_._ _
1' ' bf 'our esteeimalld 1;;v¢: f9i"%he},l,g¢_.-- ..- 0 _.___ _ R", ,ld
'felt sincere wishes or ev§y les`si\igI aqihgi ' ’ isge took place Wednesday ml ‘
ll I 1| for'you_ and your eiiteouiediiusbsnd- ¢v,s'gi'i'iigIII»§Iw.tlie Methodist Church at
_ trusting that he mdyrsoon be rector- P|es,ssiii}"Grove of Miss Ida. Crockett,
1 I -' _ ‘ed_ to health and strength* and_ of 'eldest  daughter oi’ Sergt. J. _M_
_ _ _ Iour de_ep_ regret at your departure, I Crockett, to Leonard Court of Don-
Islcniuunrz, Oar. Sept. a3rd._x9io. __3:§_l 831 tlgshzxulf _Etta _ 9°°I°IY» to aldston. The ceremony wal# P°1`|0fm°d
b ll . bl. W ~k, Mt. Stewart.' » _7
“I mn in the General Store business I MRS. C X. y ev' 'Im - et B .I ’
_ l)`
fortliirty-seveii years. biiicc I started gECy_ tion was held at tl", brldelh home I ; __ __
' r , '\
_ A- C0 There w v ne hundred guests
lndhnve been a resident of Inkermau Helping Hand Society, I Alter thirillsegosy ,l wedding regal)
iliis store four years ago. lhave f°\\U‘l St. James, Presbyterian Church, rlllle hrldlp ,ld-ll I Own was of
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your remedy “l'ruit-H-ll\‘L“S UIC 1110?! bilouris, P. E. Island, hlt h~lk_
satisfactory one I have sold. Many of _ June 15th, 1911.  e I _ ____ - I .
in_y customers have usefl “Ff\\I¢~°~l1V¢S" -*---&- ' K . d ,min
At th i -A K
with the niosi. beiieficial results and I In yesterday’s issue. through no wedhemfay?nBI;l1lsncli;,sO?el:fled tl, ill
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GREEN RACE.
Purse $20.00.
lied wing......    
Glenilnnan Boy.._...  
A_rbitrator......   
Oakley Oakes...   
- FRIDAY.
D. Grant and Mrs. Sniltn, nl'
¢=»l>L\:|-I
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wtcihl-‘
Nel-
ffvef iZ¢“°"“ S °"° °°P°I'; “I _ _ '_ _ There ~ .wer _ an handsome, and. < J‘ ‘ I _ I   1. II'\~ ~ `
niedibiue, would keep “liruii-s-live_s" The ~fo11owing are the scores! _ , -vafladblé' gedtlllihgy l,l-eBellt5_ rl-he -
iromiuently displayed, he would ln- 3.00 CLASS. I. omi tft the hl.l,_le was A pelll-l
I _ , ,, 0 g o s gif o
creasehisbusiuess many fold , w_nn_e M APu1___i_aEr;§y.0(l:.___y 3 1 1  b_.acilet_ and H set of llhml e_l___-l-_wed _ _
*W* mm 'Lay l»..l....'..1_ w. si Ns.: ~ "~;"° ,°l',"f- f';,*",°,,‘,>,f,;§‘_§,S,;§“g~‘,;,‘ ‘;;;;= 1 ..... ....._~-si by <»<~»»~ for
some cif.y......    1 3 3 3 ° -D “II B an 1 ' - - I l\\'e"l>'-II"° !'”“I"I‘?I“I’“‘I °”"° °II`“ZI`IIII*
Geo, e' R -Heh, H ___ groomsmen a set of told Gull IIHKS.: ,,.....yi@ll. rbi-y rliiluil.-irbn.-i.innriillnl
i g " y cop ' 4 4 4 2 l ai1d"t0 the ushers Scarf pins ln the_ ll, ¢~lll-ep, My own doctiirllnd i:1l\'La-.il nie
c t-y......     ._ form of ___ small gold riding Crum Thy. ___ ________ my leg ml om lm, I “nhl l wmhh
l.ulutB.,_ L. Wood, South-2 2 2 4 groom received as a wedding gilt lryihe Cuilrnra 1"<i»iin<_lit~lilir_;l_ llc illlil.
POF `......  .... ._   _ _ ~ - " l ii ~ l'lac iul io nottlnk
from the Masonic Lodge in Halifax,  __2_;’_II_____:Q_l_,, M ml; hmemy
of which he is Master, ii handsome
_mother and brothers. Mr. and Mrs.
of _
know of two cases that have bet!! lfault of The Guardian, the two ful- th _ f ». l _‘lf I tl -vig _ r "
completely cured of Dyspepsia. llowing classes had their scores ex-~ wa?  itlllliilclllllililihh ],:uZIIvl,l; ` ` _  » __
Irecoinnieiid“Friiit~a-ti\~es”onevery lchuuged with the result that they heautllully demratell lol- the ,_-,llc,ls_l _ _ _  ..~.;,_, .__ _ ___
‘ble occasion and would Qy that if RVPBBFGG illC0l'I`9Cf~ly» - - _ » l " - ,' li“`~ fl :__ ,_ __ 1 _
P055' _ _ k ho stocks ion by the gill friends of the bride.
lcghwai pi-vii-d from the km-is duwu. mv
Ch"-II`» Rnd fI`0Yll the IIIIIIII I.IegIIIIeIIII> foot was like' li piece of rau/I flush and I
Of WIIICII he IB I-rlfllltenlllltl 11 get Ufl had in walk on crutclieii. I boilglitacake
table silver. Tile gifts to the bridel bftfulll-il_r=it_§;:ih_»_.ii l_1r2_x;>_f__1;J_iiiil-_iirn__:__)ilil-
- _ . - ltillno oo lll"il rs ei.
included cheques fl om he' fume! and IiIiIl."~r txhe first two tri-iililii-ills the swelling
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w,.ll¢ ,|,,“»h lllld pl ri-‘il lnonlli~z‘ u‘:i~ of the
_ I§“Iz°I` I'eIII’Iv°‘I IIIiIIII‘II m’III'ImI‘IIIII'I Cniii-inn ll<.-mcilivs 'i:I=;v lux: \\':i~i curled and
son. B. il., announce the i=.iii§o._i_~\iiii-:it IIUIIB from _Imlny I,I`I9u_lll= asse_lllhl;‘l1l ilicni-w sl.in_grn\\'ii  'l`li¢_-doctor could
hl- thell. ,laughter Ellzhheth (l_l,_.,_) at_ the station to bid tlem lalcwc l.l nl.t_ri.»lii-ielzisowu1*.-“S\\I“"\I\F>¢‘V'~|l~\l
1 ‘ ' ~ Miss Anderson is a cultured nndl Cniii»iii~;i had rim-il nu: and S-.nl limi llc
tu II' Hemey AIIIII' III I`III'I'IIII;.‘IIIII' l .~ l l . l Mp K ly l-I would use iluili-iirii for his own liulienls.
Rusk" um! IL native oi (IIII/(Ii"e`III" II' pup" m young ul y’ ‘Im I IL Ie I lliit for tho Cntlciirii lli~i:n~ilii-.~i l nlil.'|il.
E_ l__ The "hh_l_lhge wlll take hlhce li, sllccessiul young business mail, who| hnvclust ___yme_ Ulm ,ml__,__,_._ll,_lhl hh.
UHVIY ill Jllly. IB wen. IIIIUIIII IIIIII IIIIIIIIY III"IIIIecteIII llicwimilcriulrilra t|l:l|.Culi<'ill:i \vroiiglu._ _
___ _ ill Hllllfllx. ITU H10 Ililllily l`f‘*\IIII.U I»II"l I liziw ifiuiiy griimlrhililri-_li :mil lhi-y nie
_ _ _ _ _ 'pl - Patriot extends hearty wisllcs for ii fr iluwii not-rs nl' uinlr-urI_i nnil l uliviiyn
"Ff\"f'*\'flV¢5I' 13 me QIIIY l'@m°lIY In llohlls Ulma;Il:;Il)£“l;90Il§ll(.3K:§:Illlnt}3;if happy and pro_~ipel'oili~i wi-ililed lifc.I rf?-iiinnii-:iii ii niusi hlizhl ' :is ii _---:re iinii
the world made of fruit and the only vue ,ruesd __ ’ _ ' _mt ____ `
reineily that will positively cure Cons- l f l.I‘III _ _ltuy eVeII.Ig IWUIIIIIK I ,N __ _ f M__ M _H Fl__lh_ ~ . - - ~ _ 
ll ,mon Imli emo” Pain in the Back _o_ _ns dnugi er Annie to . olin A. _ le iiiariintc o iss yi .c 3-"_ lllcllmlll bl," lll,,ll¢l.el,l_
I” ' g '_ . ‘ Gillis Kinross a brothel' of Mrs (3. ing and l,~‘l-:ink Cobb both of Leth-
Iiei‘1;;';3i§'rlhIIeuI3?t;5m nudalljhdney »H. Nelson city. The ceremony was bridge was iloleniiii'/.cIil at Wciltmiust- I
ilill ie rou e.. ' ’ _ _ ' ` _ .
_ _ performed vcr iuictl _ onl the im--ir lar. l 'I 1: ‘t cvellillf ll; elgllt . _
5oc a hox, 6 for $2 so trial size, 'asc y I y y I qu Hu"L UI L
- _~._- _ ~ -_ __ - mediate relatives of the contractinglo'clock. The bride miidc ii pretty
.Atdealers,orfroul1-rui!-a~tivesLiuiited lmhtlel, helhh .presehh Rev A_ F_lhlctlh.e ln hm. Clmrlhlhlg whlllllhg
Ottawa. Stewart Valleyiield ofllciati'iig_ Iioth gown of wliite alover i>inl\i'oiilery, S do' _
.,______.__a_~__  ---------»-»-~ -- bride ahd groom I were uiillttUllfIc\l{nn<l carried ii sllcntll of pink ciirnii-  an 
‘|1011 0-"lil-W Ol) -'"0 0111?? 01 11100 and immediately alter the ceremony tions. Miss l\'lni';fiu~i\t Mcllillloilgli, _ _ `
-'UI' midst- 1" UNH? llellartnrc we feel they drove to their home. The Guur- Itlic lwiilesiiiaiil. wow ii dainty wliitvl ill.-niii»r.iii.I.l...|s nr on onli abil s.~bi|»._ A _
keenly a double sc-use of loss as the diaii joins with the many friends offlingerie frocl._ ’l`lu- _'.;rooni wus as~, illicit-mil.-inii~biiiiin._slhinllllll__llll:_oitgllll
‘early b@I°"2<1 and efliffifmt Pff*Hi<Ie“t the imlmlcr couple in extmliniz lieshlrilsteil by cfli.n~ln» bl.-viillbiigli. 'rbif "“' "I I ‘I -"‘ I ‘ " '
UI 'JIU' _S0CI@_tY‘ llllll 1098 all H V112 wishes. _ [bride was ii ini'ulber of \Ves‘l.ulilistcr
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ecallolnii-:il curi- for .~!.il~i lrolil»l.‘.~'
lsllmblii 'un-~ J lf lli~~iivi>,
Ii"nrd ilu- sprrdlrqt :ind mnsl economical Irene- '_
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llii-iiiiizlioiii. i|n~. world. Putter llruz it (,‘hi»iii. _
i‘.»i-p., won- l'ri;5ni_, l\o.~llo:i. Hi-iid for lrcc Ili!-lull? _
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 sfmnsr ` ‘ I HE mnr RUN" ,,__l0
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Use it to loosen up and
' sticks to the drain-pipes of your kitchen sink
and stationary wash-tubs.M Cleanse: completely
-dieinfects thoroughly. any importantnses.
Llrit cllll Valuable Premium|Fre». Each Comfort Lys
1° label is worth three Comfort leap wrapper!
C' inward jewelry, watches, silverware, books,
gl G|»¢¢¢|»'. pictures. Premium csulogue¢reeat0roeer’s.

wash sway the muck that ‘   "
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fsyinpatlietlc action in consideration
‘of the circll|nstnnci=.s has engendered
many kindly feelings among the lsliilr
mates and officers of the deceased.
The Ladies Helping Hand of St.
James' Presbyterian Church, i-lourls,
met at the home of Mrs. Ferguson
last Friday evening. After a de-
lightful musical programme was ren-
Idered by Miss Ray Ferguson- recent-
ly returned' from Backvllle Ladies'
College. and ia choice collation was
served' the genial hostess; the secret-
ary, Mrs. A. C. Cox, in behalf ofthe
society, presented the retiring Pro-
sldent, Mrs. Mclieod, with the follow-
,lhd lovlnlr fl~lelld_ _. 1 i - sllndhy Sclhml ']‘l.»ll(\lllrl~ Trllillllllll Cutlcurs Book ua Lnsutuieul. ofiikill diseases..
YOU have €‘/6|" 1196" f0F\‘ll\0St in I-Ile class and lil mln-is of llli~ class. \ii~iel
idvancelnent of the ideas and iilealsI , llrcseht ht the (._l._l~l.hl,,ll_l._ 'lille \vel1..l > l »` ' '~  ' "’
501' WIIICII UHF SUCIUI-Y >'U\l\(IS. "MII ` fling March from liollengi-in was play-f ;;--- _ ' "”i
nlllcli of thi- sul-cess accomplislicii luis' led ns the liridiil party eiitulrii tllc;[,el~l.; ul lhh fl~ehclh,l. ll~|.hlhlh_: (,lm____
Ween due to your untiriug zeal and ilrnwilli-f roolll. by I\liH-*I IVIILIWI KlI'lIga\'e <li lilicn shower for Miss l"ii'lil-
cinleavor. ~ _ . Illini. A'fti~r the cerelnon_v ii ilvlivinllfillng nt ilu- pnrsoiiagc hint lveiliicsilny
- ' I~~l il=n»-‘-.-*_ 
L°‘IkIIIg Imck °v9I.I5IIe yea” II°_W   buffet suppci, plcpnici by it n ln ,c\i.|iiing. l.i.t.libiid;,_i, fl‘uiies, June 7.
past and gone, realizing that the tic ' P bers of the class, wus scrvi-ii by MiSl=‘,'l‘lio gi-noni' is ii mitlvi- oi this l'ro-
Whlcil IFUNIS YOU tl’ “B "_III°I“IIY EIIIIII . Mlllwl lhltlcr und Miss .li`nilic'Slluow. vllllm l,ll,| ,lull 0( '1‘\ll,lllll_.; /\_ llllll
soontbc _shyereili l'cul_i_7»ll\g_t_Ilul2_  El‘Z1(IlCZ1II€S SCi‘Ofl.lIZl. and 3.IIl"l`lin guests ilirlililcil nhout lll"lcc|_i_ in- Ml-l.l_ (‘.l,|,|,_ (‘l~lll,lill=!_
“Wee “HI *WSC* PII ‘U I`IeII IIIIP - > ll-ltlinate friends, ii iilliiibri' o .lllllll
IIIIOII WIIICII we IUKQIIINI II’.Iv° I'mveII' other hunlors’ cults all th-C Illlilkilllf I1l\lll'Ull'|l>f»U -*l""`°III"*I I“`I.‘II`I" -At thc h'lliuini~l‘si1lc Hirh Hcliool
fed s(I.I0ng SIIIIII SIIIIII dIveI'g_c' .IIIIII effectsi m3I<CS the Hood rIChItIie close of the ¢‘\'i‘I\ll\l!. 0¥il‘"‘I1l\l-T lizlsclnill grounds yi~slci'd:iy the l(i'i\~
;iiIisIe)IIliiiiIi»l.Ili'IiIiI¢ ‘riniiiiiIni0i-gfsiifiiciigtixflixfi and ‘lbuni-isnt.strenrrthens allIr<UUfI “’I“I_“'i I"".~_“I”"I .I“`I'I""°““':“I"”t“" III-“II “"I““’I I""""I’"II I""'“
_ _ `. ’ I \"\I‘I BII"“eIf‘I ‘If IIW the II'IIIl’Y "'VI*II' Illnyed ii return giinlc of the Hniiinnir-
hy christian _love iinil_ i_luty,_ _and thel tile V_1tZlI0l‘§’Zl.lJS. rI<lI{@ lt. llhg chhle tl, ll c1l,g@_ when Mr. mid si<lc'S<~liool iwlin, the lailnlf Wlhhlhh
r " 2. o ' r _ s we » " ~ - " I l ~ ' ir " '
ligliinic tiue ieni lip, Then. ls no Jud.-as goo.l medicine. Ml.-__ (mill, ilcpaitoil fi thou nr\\ ily h hl_m_h ul- _lx lu h___S_
would lift. our i-yrs above and comm- Insist on having l-1ond’s. (let it today. hhme_ B28 mh AV, A_ vlrhc mmh_.
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‘ ' The Young Housewife
is anxious"'to get'good `results`from her first efforts in baking. She is eager
for the admiring comments of her husband and her visitors. She knows that `
her bread and pastry will be subjected to close criticism, and realizes that in
her nervous anxiety she is likely to make mistakes, by using too muchof this
ortoo little of that. _Then again, l "
the flour she uses is apt l to_`
vary in quality froml time ;to`
time, unless she uses fa
"Beaver"
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which takes a heavy burden of
responsibility off the young'
wife’s shoulders. It is a scru-
pulously exact blend of Mani-
toba Spring wheat and Ontario_
Fall wheat, so balanced as to_
provide an unvarying uni-
formity of superlative quality.
‘BEAVER FLOUR ” 
contains all the gluten - the
bone and muscle forming ele-
ment-of the Manitoba wheat
and the qualities of the Ontario
wheat that make bread light
and white, and cakes and I
pastry tasty and flaky.
I’ “BEAVER Ftounmaves !_
the trouble of keeping one ”*
flour for bread and another for
pastry. It is a bread flour nada p»astry`flour too.. It is reliable at all times and uridér all conditions,
It is also economical, for it makes more loaves to` the barrel than any other flour-loaves that are
' as good _t_o looliupon as` they are tasty and nutritious; For biscuits, pies and pastry, “BEAVER
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ing address accumpalned by n. beauti-
full rimd timely gift for which Mrs.
llgclieod _expressed_ grateful apprecia-
Oh. '
Mrs. Hiev.) A, B. Melieod,
Dear Mrs. Mcl.end:- ’ ,
In the Province of Goff you' are a-
FLOUR has no equal. Don t_raike our word for it."- Try it, and be convinced.
`__ I ` Your zieocef has lt, and will be proud to recommend ft. ~
.__ _ ' DEALERS-ewrka for prices on_all`kln_de of Feed, Coarse Grains and Cereals.  `
fa . _ ‘ _ ° _ I
I _'mn 'r.n._'r1ivi.on co.Lniu'n‘:n..°\_ ._ 5 _ _- 2 cnnrnnni, onl. -
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