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but for stain or soil is otherwise
make these garments just like new.
renaws the life of usefulness.
’6,i;¢, MwsEM 3 mos.
E '  -l_adies' `
The Dry Cleaning of garments opensthe way to economizing iii your
` dress hills. You doubtleseliave a Skirt, Coat, or Tailonmade sult. which
in good cuiiditiun, Dry Cleaning will
Restores and brightens the colors and
Al an experiment send us some garment which you think is beyond
recall. lt' not too badly worn wo will give it every appearance ofuew.
Sggd through our local agent, Mr. D. A. Bruce, Ritfh moiid St.
e Ungar’s Laundry & Dye Works,
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(Over 200 Agents in Maritime Provinces)
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ived at Black Pond on Sntiirilayt
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It is just as inipor
tant, in fact, it is more
important, that investors know their investiiient
house as it is to know the security they buy.
,. _ _ _ _
l he first principle
of this investment house
is to safeguard the interests of its clients. There
is no other kind of bus
iness in which a reputa-
tion gaincd in this way is a greater asset.
‘ The securities sold by this house :ire pur-
chased after thorough investigatien by experts
and are backed by its own reputation. Every
precaution taken to insure ourselves against
loss is a protection to
freely regarding your i
our clients. Consult us
nvestinents, you will not
obligate yourself in any way. p
F. B. MCLURDY & C0..
MEMBERS MONTREAL SIOCK EXCHANGE i
llilifax, .\loi|trl:_'i1, Sllerlwooke, Kingston, St._]o|iii,
Sydney, Cliarlotteioivn. St. jol;ti'a Nfld. M
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Mai-is., left Saturday morning on rc
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nd Lakeville." ,
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...*Mrs. Thomas Murchle und child
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Brucc.*
Prince Edward Island meets in Albcr
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*Warren and Mrs. Bartlett. Lyn_i
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change, 104 - llirlunoiul St., (.`lini'- j-_""_'*' <,"l1f;~f,N“_'_, _.-,_-  ii
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U. S. Steel
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MONTIIEAL S'l‘O(.`~iiS.
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Idlgh LOW Ulrike
(':iii1\iln l‘:l4'lllt‘ llt§fl',‘
(`xinml:i t‘cinr~iil. l"fd 110 SSL 00
In-troit |17 tail.; nil.;
Dolii. Stool (‘oi'|»`u |25 if-l tif.
Minn & Ht. 1'uul (_\‘oo_» |421.;
Moiitrcnl l’owcr  314
Iticlirlicll & (luturio _I lti 1l:'>.‘_. _ll.'».'__
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COTTON. i
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High Low (‘lnse
'July ll.l'.| |\.l4 lI.l'l
October 'll .43
March l|.l`-5 ll.l`.4 _ll_i15
Wlll‘iA'l‘. iuiiil who is lo bu ilircctoi' of the of
q'uiil_i»o4l liof.ipil_.iil now nearing com-
lllay lil '12 |»|<~t.iou ul. l`fost_ou, took fm' his sub-
_lcct it port, of thc work of Professor
High Low Ping., .liiiuf-s. I-lr rciirl from a book ivritllcn
_ l_0f.,{ |041, t0:’.j'h_v l‘i'f\fri-'sol' -lnnics about thc moral
September' lull; lu3'_'§ 103-_L |i'|i|i\'rili~iil'. of wiir. I‘l'nfcssoi‘ Jnnicu
‘ ‘ ‘ i~'ii_v:: wui' is inost. nl.l:i`nict.ivo to hu-
lniaiu niiliirc :iuil soniol.liilit: had to bi-
floriv to do nivziy \\'ll.ll the wars, if
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Deccinhci' |04 ._ itll fi lltli.
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lrucc Taylor also of Lynn!
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,,_,»_ ,,»,~._ ,,-,__,<:n.\iiii_\'i'iN-ii i<:.\i~1noisES tl
l » AT s'r.\'rE HOSPITAL.
hor of out-of town gill-sts in nttend
tho ilwlriiiuriil. of tho cvciiilli:. ~
‘i<l.ul.c’i~l lcmlilig insaiiity specialists,
.|-..:-'i'il»lr. I.i|ii‘.wii~u‘_ wil li ilii-imisc,
ieoiiiirtliiiig iniist br ilolic todo nwny
'\\'ilh so iiiilcli iliscilnc;
l1i'..\‘oiit|ixil'il thrn.___i\_xplal|icil how
. . itlivrc :irc three piirt.-i to this work,
mere hose with liiicn
splicing wear, the best.
V Bottom ill.
 __ _ _.rm
L. & N. Puquels
pecial design 22 foot
V bottom _equipped
with al  H, P. makes
a mf5éf_8€S,irebl~¢i=lfrm~
1_ I _ “_ W, ._,‘§__.v,_ _~
ily launch. 4  Pf'.r'-pi,-e e
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I.. & tN.l Paquet
iuiiiil-ly-iiiriliriuo, liygiiiiic null f-'ocinl
'_-<1-l‘\'ice. ily menus of ri fflinrt hc il-
luuti‘iil.eil t.licsc tiliroc l»l‘:nii'lics show-
lini: hy liii-liiiu of ii. smull cirrlii tho
nii~ilii'iiic |»rni-tier. f\‘ili'i'oiliuliii|,: this
'r~il‘l'|i‘ is H |iil‘ul‘i' oiin, iiillii‘ut,ing hygi-
vuc, und still ii l.hii~il circle outside
thu lwo i'i~|n'i\i<i»iili‘il tlic social scr
iiw-_ mul il, is this work that tlin
niii'.\is~ iuiusl. do. llr, Hoiitliiird explain
oil lioiv tho uiii'i~:o iuilst r‘_o<i{icl'at.i'
with thi- liii-ilieiiio niul liygiciin prac-
lifii»|if'l`:~l.
ln'. floss urxl. iillriiiliiccil Miss Flor-
ciu‘i‘ llliniu Wooldridge, who dclivercd
thi- v;ilcllictory address. Miss Wool-
ilriiligc cxiiirnsiiil the fcellngs of the
i:i'u_iliiat.i~s in it most plcnsinll. mnnncr,
_-init, in-i the cliiss arose, expressed the
itliniiks of rvriry member and bade
fiiri~wi‘ll to thc ofliuiiils wllo prepared
thi-in duriiii: t.lii_~ir course of study.
At the cont-_liisioii_ Miss Rctg, G.
i':inu\ron, _superintendent of nurses,
‘pi-i-_sa-.nt_i=_il tho clnss_to Dr. f1oss,stat-
inu th.-it all had passed examinations
und iiunlltied for diplomas. Dr. Goss
in ii. few words informed Dr. Sted-
'inriii, chairman of the hoard of trus-
tccs. "that he knew from personal
knowledge that every member of the
class was worthy of receiving the
honors of the school. Dr. Stedman
than presented thc diplomas, the fol-
lowlniz rccslvinf: their .credentlals'--
fffhc Misses Edith Annls, May Bar-
rett. Mattie Clouzh, Myrtle Garrison,
Na Irwin, Margaret McNeill, Mabel
Mills, Harriet Murray, Eliza Orbis,
Etta Pascal, 'Anna Reid, Lottie Rich-
iirdson, and Florence Wooldrldgo_
John Connolly, Frederick Libbey,
Duncan McKay, Samuel Scribner and
.Souri| I
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John Wheelock. Prayer was again ot-
lm-ed and the graduates retired to
The iinniuil ri'=1<l\|1ition exercises of
lla; 'l`iiuiiton State Hospital Training
_\`<_:'hool for Ni|i~i~:i‘s occilrred last even- ,(1,
iu'g, thi-_ t'.vi~ul__v-foiil'tli of May, at the hi,
iustitiitioii liull :ind were most suc-
i-rssfiilly curl'icil out. A very _large 5
idtciiilaiiccz was present. in spite of __._..._._._._._._._.__,.,..___Q_._-_-.__-.-...--_-_-_-.e-,--.-.--.Q
thc ilrivini: l-ltorni, \\'liilc in addition
to thc local pcoplc tlivrc were it num-
_uiii'c. 'l‘lic oxcl~ci:u~s ivcrc imiircsslvc
:inil iii ziilllilion to :in iiiformiil t'0<'t=.p- f
tion, tliurc wus ri bull flint iifldcil to
I‘i‘oinptly at if o'<:lor-kr thc cvcu-
ing`:< |»i'oi:l'li_ni oprncil with n scll‘_ct.ioii
of lhu oi'<~|ii‘i~:ti~ii. whilc thc gradllatcs
iimi`r-lii~il iii procesnioli to their
iillii-ns, l<‘olli\\viii;; prayer by Rev. F.
lt. ~.\‘t;ilrt.ci`uiit, llr. Arthiir V. (loss,
tho Siipwiiitciiilcllt of thc hospital,
who pwsiiloil, introdiiccd :is the speak-
cr of thc cvciiiiig Id. Fl. f-louthard, M,
ll., of llostori, of tlic state board of
,iii.-ianity. Dr. Soilthiird, one of thc
ati:-ifnctoi y.
caption was hold.
Following tho rcrcpt.ioii thc uunita
- gi'riiliint.ioii lsall oi:i:iiri'r=.d. The grand
ninrrcli was lc-d hy Dr. (loss and wife,
ollowcd by of‘li<~inls, invited izilcsts,
thc gmiliiatcs rind escorts. An excel-
lent oi;dcr of dances was rlin oil and
a vrry' cnjoyablc cvciiiiig was spent
hy ull. Dr. ll,ip|i=y was floor direct-
or, Mil-is 'l`lielnin Stanticldnud Ross
J. Mc('_niin were aides, musical direc-
tor Dr. 1*. I‘rovos`t. This is thc larg-
est class to griiilimtc from the school
mul it luis been noticeable that year
lifter your the niinibcr iiiorcases; _tho
gl'niliint'_i-s nrc iilsn’scciti'ing very ca
filtiin: testimonial of tho class ai 0-
of 'l"liniu.iis nud Mrs. Wooldridge,
(‘_ovt-licsiil Rnzirl, uiiil sist.oi~ of Mig.;
good position in llriilrncwood l-lospi~-
tail, llrooltlinc, llfnss. Thr fornicr has
clitcrcd the Boston (lity l-lospital for
,1 irviicral course in nursing. All wish
hcl' thc best of success in the high
profession she hns chosen.
Doan’s _Kidney Pills
Are the Belt Remedy ln The World
` FOB BACKAGHE.
@-
Meny people fall to understand the
significance of s lame, weak, son or
aching beck.
You overtax the kidneys--give them
more work than they can possibly do-
then they cry out ln protest through the
pain ln the back.
Backache ls simply kldneysche md the
best remedy in the world for backcche
grill? all kidney troubles ls Dol.n's Kidney
s.
We have thousands of testimonials
from all quarters of the globe to prove
this. Here is one from ii party who used
them ln England, but who ls now a
resident of Canada.
Mr. P. R. Glenville, Wycllle, B.C.,
writes:-"When living ln the ‘Old
Coimtry,' three year: HKD. I lulfered
severely from palm in the back, and had
to giveup work. The palm was so bad
that when I stooped down to pick aera-
thing up, I felt my back must br .
I!txleds!l)lso:uuotremedlesmdO;ev:|rs|
actors, ut to no urpoee. e sy
I read of' Dom’s fidney Pills, and
thought I might as well trythem, and to
my surprise, before I was hell' tlirosnl:
one box the baclrsche had entirely
appeared and it lids not esused ‘me any
trouble since. I always keep "Dosn'|'
ln the house eng shell always recommend
them to all su _erers." _
Price 60 cents -per box, or 3 boxes' for
81.2i5, atta.llides)lers,i_;r i%ittl§iil";llrectcgn
fm. .t ° se ii. ¢_- e-  -¢
Llmiiiqd, ’lPoronto, Ont. '
the rotiinda, where an informal re-‘
.~
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When ordering direct apeetfy "Do¢li‘|." f
_..'A1ex Boudraau, who was employ- *_*
at Halifax _during the winter has' ..."l.‘he Morning DI-ll! Gllulllill Ulf”
eturned to his home ln Bourls west# be obtained at W. A. Johnston s.
_ ._ Z ~
_..fMlss Blanche Bruce, Red Point, *'--
as' returned home after spending the ...°'I‘he Moulin! DB-lly Gllufllall 0°”
inter in Lynn, M3353 be obtained at H. J. Maboiis DruZ
...’M‘lsses Ethel and Dorothy Mac-
Donald, Kingsboro, were in Souris ---°F- G- J0l'*lB|l» A5053. Wm ` _l’°
n bugingss gmt"-day,~~ » 'glad to receive all news, advertising
.__ " and subscriptions ln Souris and ylc-
...*Rev. F. A. Wlghtlnan, Sourli~i_ init-Y- His Om”
t.urii to bor home after spending her °0lltlll“°d promptly 0” "wry date'
Mlu'chie's parents, David and Mrs,
W (1 Bd _ the 25f_h',]“n¢_ A pleasant visit to Oak Yalley.-Ralph
iizcilri trgiirie liiiiiveg Charlottetown Colliugs and Milton Irving of Murray
_,t 7 30 A M (3105,, wnnectiong from Harbor North were recent visitors to
iill pnrtsiof thc Province with lowest G&SD€r0all.-James Daziel of Murray
I _ . _ _
 _ ' '~ v' ‘ting in Murray Harbor North
uns., were passengers by Satiiidiiy'l*' "S1 _ . (, _
ioi'iiiiii:'s train to Sourls cn_ route (tllm West “f Wlumm ““d~Ml-8' 'ml
i Red Point to spend their vaca- °"~
_ Bruce, They were accoml>&IliC<l lly I was cured of Bronchitis and As
llruce's gra.nddau|Zht;ei', Miss thmg by MINARD’S LINIMEN l`.
..;.".l’.l’;`.§“.‘l. M'i¥§i"%1‘l;_€“._‘l§°‘l‘§é?_ff.5 I   of ==  Mt-ck 0*
mi _timligh the Bmw; of eiahty-neigeh Il";lI1§ri;:Ii`ii_=.tlsm by MINARWS LINL
'int.oi's have made inroa s on is 1 - .
nice sturdy frame yet with nicu\0\‘_V Mahone Bay' JOHN MADJQR'
ucloiideil and faculties unimpaired he I was c,,,.cd of “_ severely ,-,pmincd
the late Hon. John MacIntosh whose B,.,dgewate,._ ’ _
iinic with Cooper and LeLacheur,
“,.‘,“°_‘;::;‘;i:r ‘sir 313.2. ‘flirt lr; -ow 1- WA- 
_§L""L‘.’_'i‘€_.i’§ t¥`_i_.T_“'li.§§'§l_"_‘2.°' _.$23 A" elwlv r°"*1°m=“\ Of ffm" “P-
nirakcd 'in i a life strut-it-Ile with the"`peal~aiicc had blindly seated hinisclf in
aniily Compact; and party now long ‘llle Cl`“F»`»`l0“'11 Sweet CMH “YH -i\l<ll.‘0_
iniiiicnt in the public affairs of thciwllell n Yllllllll lady Wll0 llllll l“ll0\V0‘l
Island.-Miss Leah Bruce has arrived"him in approached lllm. _ __
mme from Cam0,.,,,a and is enjoying* “Sir, did you lose n fivc-dollar
ic sca 'breezes at her father'shomc, bill?" she asked.
fohn Bruce of Red Point.-Cod fish- For it nioirtent thc farmer observed
ing ~is nearly n, failure this spring her with ii surprised, cilrloils look,
eopouially along the Southern Coast than snid convincingly: "Yes, _nia’iini,
where many of thc crack fishermen I did." -
re located. .Tohn -Robertson and‘f “'l‘hen here it is," said sho, hiind-
eoi-gc 'f.a[‘ii\rri- arc iisiiit: ixasolino ing tho bill to him. “I picked it up
iats at Illini" l'l¢’ll\l Rnd K0 “llllls “ll Jiebinil you from the cal" floor."-
uliorc, still their catch is. most un-` "T]mnk ye vary mmm, ymmg 1,,dy‘
pnblc positions ttiroiighoilt tlic coun-
t.ry, which speaks highly for the
school. Mjss ltctu. (l. fliimcron, the
llciriit. siipei'intonilcnt nf nurses, was
pl'i-sciitcil with gi, haiidsmric vhzilinig
dish us ii' i'ciiiciiibra_n¢'c from the class. ‘
It is npproprlyitely mairkcil and is ri
_ __ _ _ . [pr
cizitioii of hcl' cxcullniit. work in di-
rcctiniz thc class.--__'I‘hc abnvo mon- "We don’t use thcmi here __ _
tioncil Miss__Woolili‘id'go js n. rlniighter "And last, but not lczistli
Flllu, ;:rnduato iiuiuo, now holding ii "'[‘h,-_n {"]| ,.,, in fm, I nllws thin.
...°It pays' t.o'ibti'y`ln this Province.” .,.°Mrs. Nell Ross, Dlngwell’! Mllll.
was a vlsltor to Soul-is Saturday!
Monte ue
Store, Bourls. -
phone No. ls li'
ll
aturday after attending the Metho- ...'Martin lVlUKlll“0l1_ Bgmlt. Wlll_ll0
ist Conference nt Fredericton* 810-ll 50 l'°°°lV° “ll l1°W5» 5dV°l`tl5ll'lE
' __ and subscriptions ln Montague and
_._-iran Gurney _A. Campbell, nr- vicinity. His office Phone N0- il 1°-
0
ian; my father and sister who aw ...'0ne cent per word each Insertion
for advertising in this column. Cash
must accompany order and five PM
...’Mr. and Mrs. MacLeod, arrived *ent dl°°°““t‘_ ialmwed' Minimum V
t Klngsboro Saturday on a visly °l1B"Z° tW°“f'Y'll"° °°”t°° _
i Mrs. MacLeod’s parents, Robert; `~ _
mi Mm Robert; ._.'Siibscrlbers should renew a week
or two before the time they have
paid for has expired and thus not
_' miss an issue, aB_Hll PBIWS B-F9 dll*
t
_._‘Thc fishcrincn of Murray lliir-
hor North report lobster fishing vcrv
Harbor North recently.--(‘harles Mc-
Leod of Alliston and his sister Aii-
._._. ` nie were among the recent visitors
/‘__» The Masonic Grand Lodge of to 'Murray Harbpr Nort:h_-Gavin
- Dickins has returned home after ii
_ Harbor is meeting with good succesi.
-in his fishing operations, having
landed some big catches.-Miss Mug-
gio Landrignn of St. Mary's Road
_ MRS. A. LIVINGSTONE.
Lot 5, P. E. I.
leg uy MiNAnii's i_iNilvil<ii~1'i‘.
f Josiiuii A. wYNAori'r.
for your honesty. This is a m
niarkuhlc happening!"
“()ll, I iloii’t think so, sir!
lie-vc every one should riitin'
money in such ri ease ns thin.
is there. so rciunrkablc about i
"Why, I lost niy livc-ilollnrl
years :ip;0!”
ost rc-
I bc-
n _thc
Wlint
ttyl
iill two
I
ES.
A'l‘ 'I‘1-1111 (ll~l|.F.l~4'l‘IAl.. GAT
The driigg.-ist iippronclicd the
tial gate. St.. Peter opcncd the port-
al for him nnd bade him liter und
join the heavenly choir. 6
"Not so fast," admonished the coni-
poundcr nf pills. “Ilcforc I go in
there I wuut to ask rt few qiicstiniis.
Have you any city directories ln Par-
adiso?" ' -
"No," rcplicil St. I‘cl.ci'.
“Any rcmcrlirs for groiviiigd
bald heads or door kiiobs'_»“'
“N0flB."
"Any sodn foliiitains?”
"Wo don`t knnw what they a
“Do you scll st_n.inps'I" '
Celes-
lD.ll‘ 0|)
re"
I _ iuvc you
any t_¢~.lcplioiii~s? '
“We liiivc not."
H ' _ is
_emen all right, ull rlghf__"._1,,,,,is_
ville Post.
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RAILWAY oiii»i.ii» i.~,\RES_
On Dominion Dey, July jst next'
the regular morning train fm- Simms
Georgetown, and lntcrmcdiiito Statf
lons, will leave Charlottetown, “L 7 _
15 A. iii. insiemi of n.'4r. /i. M, ....11
thc afternoon train will leave S0."-1,,
at 3.00 P. M. and Georgetown nt 2
.15 P. M. and 1.10 I". M. respective.
ely, for Charlottetown. 'l"he rogiilnr
afternoon train will leavc Siinimersl.
110 at 7.15 I‘._ M. for (lapc Traverse
and intermediate Stations instead of
4-15 P~ M- A Special Passeng r train
will leave Cliarlothytawn at 3.15 A,
M. for Siimmerside, and intermediate
Stations, returning will leave Surn-
merslde at 7.30 P. M. A special
Passenger Train will leave Charlotte.
town for Murray Harbor at 8 o'clo-
ck A. M., returning will leave Mur-
FHY Harbor at 4.15 P. M. calling at
intermediate stations. 6-21M-E81.
five-ten
*___*
PICKED up HERE AND 'runnin
rf -_ _
"It's a shame the way they crowd
these cars. The passengers should
rise up and insl-it on getting 4,
chance to slt down."
"You may send me up the complete
work of Shakespeare, Goethe and Em.
arson-also something to read."
"I.'d llkc to dance and I ° should
dahq. only the inuslc puts me _out
and be gli-1 gets ln.mg way."
"Yes her husband robbed ber of
every cent she had-and just think,
she only _married htm because she
was afraid of _bui°glarsi";
"Hellol Is this the btitcher? Well.
you may send me up it roast: of beef,
and remember, please, butcher, to
li'sv_e lt rare. Thst's the only way _
my husband can eat lt."~Bost.oii
_ fair.-Mrs. _ William J. Mcléiigrl is
lyde park' were pasSen,,,,,.s to ,»_round again after her rcr_c_n - ness,
:Souris hy Saturday evenings truiu “J°h“. “estaway _"lm hfhlis May_h,°“
n route to Baltic on 9. visit to Mrs. of Albion wc” ""“l°f‘~ 1" M““*‘-V
siiisuiii iiiiisliiii
llalillsnss All llllllllh Gln! '
Bi "Full-a-tins"
Wanxsnrou, Our., MAY gm :gn
My trouble was iextrleme
Nervoiisaess, brought on by  on
or Dyepefpda, from which I in
its worst orm. _
asked Mr. Hunter, my d 
I
about “Fruit-a-tives" and he
me to try them.
I took several boxes and am planed
to say I ani now enjoying fine health.
I honestly believe I owe my health
to “Fruit-a~tlves" and strong! advise
anyone suffering from Indfgestlon,
Dyspepsis, Nervousness or Sleep-
lcssness, to commence using “Fruit-lr
tires" and continue this remedy until
li cure is accomplished". _
ALEX. MCCARTBR.
ruit-a-tives" is sold by all dealer!
at 5oc e box, 6 for $2.50, or trial size, 254:
~or write Friiit-a-tives Limited. Ottawa.
lil:
, a ~, . f 3
75;/ ci /1 1 .1 f,
-._-:._..`}..-»-tluluui
’ For Floors ' I
Interior Woodwork.
and Furniture _
Without a doubt the toughest
and most durable finish made.
Easily applied, dries over night L
/iu'i<.'i\'1‘s
l"enne|l Qt. Chandler ~
ctoria Row, Charlottetown. I’ El
¢Mic_‘fac`i.i
Vi
Brac , c ay it t
Siiminersi<le,Pl5I -_
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'I`Hl~lATl'tI(lAL NOTE.
ai'i'aiigcmeiit with Geo. M.
ii, Sidney Jarvis, recently feat-
in "The Little Millionaire", and
e Most Beautiful Girl in New
k” will make their vaudeville de-
nt B. F. Keith's Union Square
'I‘heatl'e, New York, this week pre-
sending nn original skit iii which Mr.
Jarvis will sing the song made fam-
ous hy him, entitled "Chl" You Wou-
tlcrfiil Girl".
By
Colia
ilred
“Th
Yor
but
l~‘URE'l`0Ll1 IN A DREAM.
fatal accident that was foretold
it dreuiii was described yesterday
an inquest at Old Hill, near Bir-
gliain., ou the body of a miner
nanied Benjamin Wcstwoorl, who was
killed at the Fly Colliery.
His brotlicr William said that on
'l‘ucs<lay night lie had ii dream, and
in it he saw his brother killed. I-lc
adilcd: “I did not »i:o to work on
Wednesday morning, for my dreuni
made ine so ill that 1 was unable to
do iiiiy work since.
“lu niy rlrcaiii I snw ii considerable
quantity nf conl fall froiii the rnof
on to lily bi‘utli,nl‘, knock him down
' and kill him, find from what those
who witnessed the accident have told
mc, iuy dream wus flllfillcd. 1 dill
not go to lily lii‘other's liousc to
warn him, ns I was too ill to lcavc
liumc.”-liondon (‘-hroniclc.
ltAN(l|*l llll'IA ()l“ ONTARIO MAN
lfl3`_Ll_l‘l‘Vll.l.l'l, flnt., June 21-
Hilvcstcr .\‘nbiu, nt;tclnpt.in|.: to found
ii new reliixioiis cult, has lqiidcd ii
ri1ct_corii:c‘iii'cri~ in this iilunlie asyliiui,
to which hc was coniniittcil yester-
day. Hnhilfs clinic to the littlc vil-
lnhc of llrighton in |003 from ,Ito-
<-licstcr. llc is n. rcligious fnnnttc of
almost. pronoiinccd type. He gives
adlicroncc to no religious dcnoniina-
tion. hilt. iiitorprots the Bible literal-
ly and makes it conform to his own
ci~n:'.y views. Hu considers lilnisolf to
be ri rcincariintlon of Jacob, his wife
is ltnclicl and his children were re-
named lilphriiim, Reuben, Peter and
Ruth under the delusion that they
were rcnlly some of the old Biblical
characters conic back to cnrth. Sa-
biil's mode 'of lifc was as Htlangc ns
lils rcliirioiis hcllcfs. Ho lived the
ycai' round in tents inolintcd on wond-
cn wliocls that he had liimsolf manu-
fairtiircd. 'Pho faniilly diet, was rc-
i-it.ri<~t.i:d to fish, fruit, liomc-made
broad, honey, milk, biittcr sind eggs.
'l‘hc_v worc no clothing unless miiilc
from animals. A sort of .cmnck mane
from linen mid it pull' of liiicli knick-
erhockors colnplctcd their dross. Tlils
wus thc clothing worn in the winter
ns wcll as iii summer. Sabin's induced
C. Vincent, 1|, well-to-do Presbyterian
A
in
at
niili
ST
iutuuu- 
etnxaiiv s 
are best for nursing
mothers because they do
not affect the re.-it of the
system. Mlldbutsure. 25c.
‘_ _ a box at your drugglst‘s.
In/rriori/ii. neun /ine cnusicni.
co. or cancel, nlkrrxe. v
_ ics
 i-i 1'  =
 i Lv' _vi ii M :ilu A N Siu ky
-'_ Lui' U _ loan V
Toygulé orgtlglgiiiiliouses 5 plcf
or sy0 orthlres _
_ _ _.. , ¢__ _,.. Y 
f We have for sale some
large medium and small cod-
fish well cured. Write usifor
prices. _
 -./._ _~ _ '_
Cliepstow Fish Co. '
_ _ _ Souris ,_ _
Transcript. 1
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1"    G"E S xl ' » -im nun min 'ri-in cr-IA1tLo'i"rE'l‘oWN GUARDIAN; _ _ _ __ _ _ _ . 2*?" _»,» -‘ _~ _ JUNE 4 _ ig.
‘ ‘ l A O , ` C s \ _
_    souiiis Eisl inn iiiouniouf iiiiw riillillliii _ canaguey__ omriux   
teresling to Charlottetown _  ‘ is   “  
_.__ _ . _ _ . _ _»_ __
_\_ _‘_ ._ _ f
Earnings for -lflli  " " __
  I V _ -f .`_'»;‘ 0ver2I per cent. i '
_ _ _ _  'f _.wir _oeFER= ,Q _
AJDY5 _Pill   'Stock
'   f ~_ -3 _at-'$65 per,-share _ _ ' _
_ H 'I -3  ~ ._ll`o‘ li_et6.34 per eeut,=._lncgine. __ 
uoiui  tcoiuoiiinoii, _.num
J ment With the
_ Fair
Denominations $1.00 and
_ _ _ * '1‘o.Yiel
J. C. MA C KI
NEW GLASGOW.
, _nn-_in _ ! '
I _-.i;.»?..'l”.,"ifl‘..'i'_‘i'{i‘.l’_l.iT»‘3'di‘.'.l"I»'ly“l‘.`i. .'.'f°f.`1_’l‘i§’.§l‘ii.§’..‘§'.l‘_l’.l‘_“§._‘_‘.!iZ ii.” .‘Zl‘.fi‘ll2§
_ \ to the divldend_q» the Preferred shares. and interest on the Bonus. The
'felepliopg led! lliiistlmnbls value to the public and is an industry of un.
pleas 31% rgnttliéiugggmzprbedéaggiiéizganent. of this Oompsny’s. buslngn
_ ` ESTABLISHED |873 ' '
Members Montreal Stock Exchange.
- __ Direct Private Wires. _  ~
H\ALlFQX._f sf. yurln. MONTREAL
'_' Q- 1-. _ _
We Recomrifend The Purchase 'ef Maritime 'lieliegryep i
,and 'l`.¢f¥Phone 6 p. e. Honda To Those Who ‘
_ _  Cenaervatimi in Theiellnvnt-
llemsnd For e
Return
$5.00. Prlce 107 and interest
d 5-5 8 p. c. '
N'l`0Sll & _(50.
‘ ' FREDERICTONJ
elder to leave his Iionic and family
and take up his abode with him. Two
years ago a Miss Oliver was induced
in it similar manner to leave her
home and later sho committed sul-
ii I
i
-i
olde. Sabin also chrcatenied to offer
up one of his children as g sacrifice.
Yesterday Sabin was brought, befor.,
tivo doctors and ordered to the any.
luin.
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_ ~_-_-_ I-_-_-_-_ _'-_-_-_¢_'~-___'_'____~;-_~_d
-___, _ ._ _,_si--i_;______,
;¥ One cent per word first insertion in
ouliluiuiu cilissiril-:ii Aus
each continuation. Cash must accompany ordercnd five per cent die-
eollnt allowed. Minimum charge Twenty-five cents.
.this column, half cent per word for 
f;"f“;‘:"-’-`;‘:`-’:‘:"-";`-’-‘iii"f-’;’§_"j-‘ 'ff-Y Y Y Y ' Y Y A - ' - - - ~ - #
T n in
IEMALE HELP
WAN'1‘ED A GENERAL HOUSE
maid in family of two. Apply to
Mrs. W. S. Ferguson, 188 Queen
_SL Good wagesj 6-22M3ipd.
WANTED. GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Good wages. Apply
evening at 21 Great George St.
_______ ____ ____v__H___v____ 5-28M_tf.
WANTED BY MBS. BAYI°‘Il'lLl), A
house parlor maid who under-
stnnds waiting on table. Wages
$11. Good references reiyired. Ap-
ply to Miss Peters, 121 orth Riv-
er, Charlottetown. 6-17MEtf.
 _
~ FOR SALE
FOR SALE HOUSE AND LOT 1N
Kensington. Ap-ply to Allan Camp-
bcll, Grahams Road 6 -22M1Wpd
Foin`s'A`i.n, PAIR Nc. _ONE is-LACK
Foxes. Female has had two litters.
Apply to T. E. C., Guardian.
_ 6-224ipd.
F()ll, SALE-'1‘EN PAIR OF NOR-
thcrn 'Maine Dark Red Foxes for
$2§.00 it pair. Thcsc are All goods.
Write to J. A. McNeil, Enfield,
Maine. ' 6-Z1M7lDd
i'~ioa"` s'/iiYi<:,”oi~ii~i""rTiiiii<i Bump
Ulyrlesilnle Mitre, registered, two
ycnrs old May dst., weight 1375
pounds. 'l‘liis is' one of the best to
bc foiinf elsewhere. Prize winncr at
Amherst Horse Show. D. R. Mor-
rison, Siimmcrsidc. ___ _20-Mfilllll.
FOR SALE A SE(`»0N:-D HAND DOU-
ble seated covered carriage. Good us
ucw. Apply at Mclnnis Bros, Kent
Si. pc-zoMti.
FOR! SALE OR TO LET. NEW
house store and fifteen acres land
at Bedford Sta. Excellent buslncss
location.“ll/Irs. T. Greene, Mlllcovo.
6-19M1mpd.
FOR SALE Olt TO-Ll'l'l‘, HOUSE
on (lraliton Street., opposite Prince
Wales College. Apply to .W. F. Roh-
ins. A _ _Y a _V 6-l9VM_1W
FOR SALE 6000' SECOND HAND
brick will be sold cheap. A Plckard
& (lo. 6-18M1w.
FOR SALE, A CO'1‘TA(ll<l, APPLY
to Lowe Bros. _ 6-13Mtf
FOR SALE A SQUARE PIANO. AP-
\3lY 44 W°l°”_ tl,°:__Lh_§'l_3Ml“1:
THE WILKIE REALTY & INVEST
ment Company, Llmtted, Wilkie,
Sask_ We have tlne fortilc farms, ln
New Brunswick and Nova Scotia,
b‘est farms in choice district, Wilkie
and Luselnnd, Sask. Town lots at
rock bottom prices ln Wilkie,” the
new Canadian Pacltlc Railway plvot
of the West. Three lines of rnllwny
now ln operation, steel being lshl
on two more, with other lines con-
trallzlng nf_;__§'l1lgi.0, Chicago, St.
Paul and Moose Jaw to the Peace
Rlvcr District, Swllt Current and
Medlclno Hat. toj Athabasca Land-
ing, and to Hiids`_q'_itls_ Bay, Vancou-
ver and Calgary _7t0_ I-I\idson’s Bay,
hurl C0 Wllllllllek. _,All of these lines
will centre on Wilkie. Wilkie ls now
the base of operations for the con-
struction oflitlie 0-' P. R. northwest
to the Peaep; Rlver,.Countr¥. south-
‘west to _gpnnect with Calgary via
Lacombe, sotitlicust for Moose Jaw
sn,d/the Soo Llnefto’ the Twin Ctt-
les and Chicago, while reports from
Winnipeg show  ‘t the C, P. B..
proposed llllp to11?ludson'| Bay will
be started from Wilkie. The Cana-_
dlan' Northern llrtol .iron Medicine i
I-Ilitmsnd from wlft Gurreiit, form-
ing 5 junction south, =l_wll1 Alsonsee
through Wilkie on their way to the
I-ludson's psy V ghd Peace River.
Buy in Wtlk e now. If you welt; un-
til next year, you _will let someone
glee tbsp the tlrst_ bis* increase in
'prices while you watt. Write its for
_nir infomation.  o._wtit€ _ioctl 1-..
presencat.lves~-hi 'every oi>_wii`, to sell
Wilkie town lotif eiid'fs__rms,'n1lo
farms in Maritime Pro#tnuu.~'Per-
HOUSES FOR SALE. ALL PRICES.
Good localities. Easy terms. Ap.
lily to Gaudet & I-Iaszard, Sollclt.
_QPU-_ ___ 6--1M1m0nth.
souoounn Fon sALa,"so`r`iEoili1
er “Joseph 0,", 53 _tons raging.”-_
well found, at present lying in
Georgetown Harbor, will be gold at
a bargain. For particulars aPl>1v £0
Mathieson, McDonald & Stewart'
__Solicltors, Georgetown 6-12M18i.
PROPERTY ron SALE `A'r"i)iUR-
my Harbor, Store, with dwelllngjp
tacbed containing nine rooms, also
‘warehouse and outbulldlngs. Good
orchard and garden. Property com-`
prises 3 acres land. Also suitable
for fox farm. Aflply to C-.R. Gar-
rett, Murray Harbor. 6-5Mlm.
--___ _ i
- LOST _
Los'r'fIN"`C`HAP.iIo'r'riii*i‘ow`iif`.i
ladies gold' watch and clialn. Ap-
Jily Guardian Office. 6-2ZMtl.
*_ __ __ _
 __ ___l_"_‘“'!"“_'?'f" 
BOY WANTED TO WORK IN LIV-
cry Stable. Apply W. S. Brown,
_Livery Stablc.___  M* 6-22M3i.
WANTED, APPRENTISFI IN FOUN-
dry. Apply B. Stewart & Co. M I
t
6-ll _
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  __l*!!5_9§l_-@'_E¢ll!§______
NOTICE. LADIES WIBHING “SPIR-
ella" Corsets can obtain them
through Mrs. White 7? Euston St.,
ii Phone. 372 L., _ 3 27d3mpd.(
Timcueiis wliurzn-
WANTED-Tlimonna ‘FCE MOUNT
Vernon school, No 52. Supplement
_ $20.00. Jonathan L. Morrison, Sec-
' rotary. ___ _ __ 6~_2ll_M3'llil3_lpd
'1‘li}A(‘»Hl1lR WANTED. lst GLASS
teacher for it 1st; class school at
Cmpaiid. Supplement $125, Mid-
summer vacation. D. B. McQnarrlc.
‘ 6-22M1W.
WANTED MALE 'TEACHER (SEC-
oiid class)for Upper Frect0wn
school. Supplement $30.00 Chas. E.
'l‘aylor, Secy. _ 6-22M6ipd
TEACHER WANTED FOR HAMP-
ton School No. 26. First or _see-
ond class, malo preferred. S\1PDl0-
inent $60.00. Midsummer holidays-
Willlam MacQuarrle, Secretary.
6 21Mtf
l ' - _
WANTED A TEACPIEIW OF THE
flrst or second class for Hope Riv-
er School No. 90, Siippleninnt; $40.
Summer vacation, Walter SlmlJB0fh
Secretary of Trustees, Bay View.
6-'22M3ipd.
ur ___;____ _-mum P-'Qi
T0 LET _ _
'1‘0 Ll~l'l‘, for the month of. .lilly and
Augiist, n flirnlsbod liouso, with
modenn convonloncos and lal'g0 lllfll-
Snltnhle for a family of four. AP'
ply at Guardian office. 6-223114
'ro LET, A'suNoAi._ow _WITHIN
the City llmlts. Suitable for a
family of three or-tour. This Bunn*
low ls most conveniently Bltustofl-
Apply to X. Y. O., Guardian Oli-
ce. 5;2ll_@§l;
'To-Ln'i‘, i-mush os' six RooMB
suitable for summer resldneiniia lx*
' _ C il!! _
iilitiiiiiiiiis “pm _t° m.s-zoii4ii>d-
'riiiii1u?iliN'r_ HOUSE Toi- . LEE, UN
nougips si:i»sin,ooii¢stmiii 0 f room!
and halls.. good yard and hall 0|
barn. Appty,, 72-Douglas Street/
i _ '_ _ .`@‘.!.’_“m’l`
'ro ~ ner. Swnncruo nousiii sié
tunted on Euston -Bt. Appl! A- 5*
_Wlse, North Milton, or R: lll-MM*
_ it Oo., City. ` - 6-1U\lN‘\_
o so ._ _ _ » ~ _
msd; is iv,-i* _ om- ihwl, ,,-
_manent employment for workers.
Write tori -particulate, gtvln retar-
waurnu ANA "5hdA7Nis'r AA,
f~l‘l’.’_§.’*il&‘.i..°' “f..""5iil§'.i°'~o‘l"»il»i=5
Hein. _-'Bowler is sifiqf, IM.,
General Agents, Amber: , N. S.
6»r2mmwf3w. , ' _
'i"` 4.
_ _ -» 5-80lftMo.
e°w.i,___ii»i»iy to -_funn Q..-o‘_`am§r\
_Upp¢;~_P|g,nce.. _‘,_L_.__’_;-_ _:',_y‘_{_. ,p _..
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