_Vt[_e have _a very well
¢liU1PP¢¢l-Camels. epart-
ment, and can take care
. of allyour needs in this
respect. _
1,__._  are as low -as
_ 2_i;a_ity permits and satis-
- iron s_ gzaranteed' at
_all time_s. t us develop
‘Bild print your _pictures

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LEMON -JUICE
 FOR FREGKEES
Gitlsi ,Make beauty lotion for
_ -_ afew Cents-Try _lti `
Bqueels the JuIce'of'tyo lemons into
a bottle containing three ounces of
01011815! wliitepshake well, and you
have a quarter pint of the best frecklo
Ind _-tan lotion. -and compluion
beautiilsr, at vary. very small coat.
- ‘Your grocer has the lemons and any
drugstore _or toilet counter will supply
_'three ounces of orchard white ,fdr a
_few cent_s. _ Massage this s mtly
fragrant lotion into the _face,‘lneck,
-armiiand hands' each day and see how
freckles and blemishes. disappear and
.how clear, soft and rosy-white the skin
becomes. Yes! ' It is harmlesfand
never irritates. », -
.»ii;».vissi=iiit»=-itil.-ii.ii.~.¢;:li=
wi Pill -for Woman. $0 a box or tlszefor
ad at_ali Dralnexrsst er mailed Inf/
bnrcedpto p 'ras eoosau. Dana
_Try our Soda Water
,V ` - and Ice Cream_
\
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gms, meet!!
5 °,:w>'su.i. i>»i_l's;'  ss Casale*
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"S531 {°i'~°i.i£.‘nli‘i.‘Iiil’.{‘,‘.'i.l 315. ....-EYE!
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WIATHIR PROGNOBTICB.
(Acadian Recorder.) '
` ...___ _
In s. climate like -that of Nova Beo-
tia, wher_e uncertainty is the prime
element, it is only natural that the
weather should be a theme of deep
interest and of constant conversation.
Indeed the Bluenose, whenever you
meet him, is certain to make some
observations upon the heat or the-
cold, the' rain or the shine, proving
how much the weather is always with
us. This fact makes all meteorologi-
cal learning a thing ofadded interest,
and when it is known`that there ls a
whole series of recognized _signs by
which the atmospheric conditions can_
be foretold or fore-guessed, every No-
va Scotlan wants to read. From time
ilmnemorial the weather prophet has
nourished aiiiong the children of-men.
_and the odd fact about it `is that the
modern scienttlic meteorological ob-
servations have to a. surprising ex-
tent re~_affirmed_ the old fashioned
home-made forecasts. Quite recently
the New York “Sun” published acom-
pilatlon of these and they ‘form inter-
esting reading: `
When standing on high ground and
the horizon is unobstructed from all
quarters. if the sky is absolutely
cloudless, look for a storm within
forty-eight hours. _`
If it starts to rain after seven o’-
clouk in the morning it will continue
to do so all day,_ and very often it is
the indication of a three days' rain.
When it is raining and it brightens
and darken alternately you can count
on an all-day rain, with a chance of
clearing at sundown.
 -£15; Fr'-2'
/  ___ _ ._ .>_ ._ __ __ _ _ _ _,_ ___,,_,.__,___._ ._ , _
_. __.  . . _ _ _ I
I
I
. _ __ , .
ciacus GIRL AND TIGER ARE PALS _ Re,,_ W_ C_ Macl,,,m_
Sweet and wlusonic is Nettle Dill who t:':~ius tigers with John Robin' 9uNDAv_ E_\/Emgs G P
son’s circus whit-li will he in Bord-:eu Friday. Jiilv 4tl’i. Miss llill is shown 7'0o Fords” M as on" ev' ' '
i *in the picture with “Salim” hor fiivori to hciist. The tiger looks just like a Barge'
big contented house cat. ` Przgesvestern Mining' Rev' A' J'
_._,___ ` _ ' - 8.30 Evangelistic Service, Rev. L.
through the rif`t large enough to make
Another sign of coiitiniicd ruin is
when the smoke iroiu .I thiinnoy hov-
_ _ shui’  “_ Balham - _ When thc rain ceases and tho a nah. of I-Sanm.-B lm,_e,.h,,s_--
|-up-asa si _ _ , . ' _ ' '
H _
 el-5 low lll-glllld the lioiise-tops. \Vh?Ii
  _ _. I  5,: it ascends straight into the air this
 R I  M  indicates clearing weather.
' ' -  A foggy morning is usually thc
“K@I€°l'3I€'l$K4  
*5I€+`I€ ¥**°**X _ l i forerunner of ii oleni' afternoon.
. `  A thunder-siorin in winter (usually
"E1-P WANTED- TEACHERS WANTED TEACHERS \v.iN'1'En lt.. i........., 0. .~.-1......-yl I. .N-...--
~..;_ FEMALE  _______ rollowcd by clear, cold weather. it
 ____ TEACHER WANTED FOR NORTH __»_.,._.
`is not, as many think, the breaking
~ ‘  -' ‘ inter
WAN1-gp -fwg gxpgR|EN¢ED D|N_ Pinette school. Supplement $40.00. I WANTED SECOND CLASS TEACH UilP1;f_ W -
~ .- ple living near the seashore.
m‘ room' gm' by July 1"' Apply ‘ R' Ross"Pinette’Secrem.“.v' er for Mt- H090- Slllmlement $60 say a storm is "brewing" when the
S»haw's Hotel, Brackley Beach
6643 .
B606-6-2'IM6I. - W" 111.11. No. 2. Iiceo-6-somslpii ,ng ,mm ,h,‘em,_ -
~ WANT_ED._ TWD -MAlD8» FRIENDS
‘if possible, one for good plain cook-
» ing. the other for light second work
_Bold assistance with children, at
summer place in Keppoch, from July
1_st to October lst, Good 'wages
‘paid. Apply at Guardian Office.
' 6447-0-20Mtf.
' FOR- SALE
TEACHER WANTED FOR DONAGH
Rustico school. Supplement $100.
er for New Acadia school. $110 sup-
,., _ _-.._
Pon sAI.E 1oo sEcoNo HAND
.;`, mackerel barrels. Apply 94 Dorches-
'_ ter- Street. 6579-6-26Mtf.
Fon SALE-FARM or 100 Aches
"db North Shore. Apply Ashley Mc-
Lhtighlin. Stanhope.
6607-6-27M6ipd _
FOHNALE PURE BRIED AYRSHIRE
cow_.5.yeI1rs old. Due to freshen
,_,Dbci-miller lst. Apply Elton S.
` Moore,_AIbion, Lot 59, P. E. I.
' - 6627-6282lpd.
ron, IMMEDIATE sAi.s-A sE'r or
_ dental instruments, the property of
the late Dr. C. L. Strickland. The
slime may be seen st Office of
Palmer & Palmer. Solicitors for
Estate. ' 0379-6-17litI2wks.
Fo; IMMEDIATE sAI.I-Z.;
' two counter scales (1 Toledo. 1.
Dayton almost new.) one cheese cut-
ter. one refrigerator, (Eureka)
one Christie’s Biscuit Cabinet, one
_ Mcliaskey account register. one
V National cash register. one coffee
grinder. one oil tank, one molasses
' pump. Apply John Byrne.
_ _ 6641-6-28-M30pd.
' MISCELLANEOUS
-.2-¢_».__
. DA|RYMEN'8 SANITARY BUTTER
paper, printed “Fresh Dairy But-
ter."--35c per 100. Per post 40c.
I-NMILOPEB WITH ADDRESSES
_,or initials ssc. pei- ioo; 32.00 pei-_
500; $3.00 per 1,000. Guardian Job‘
Printing, Charlottetown. ‘
- _ ' 4085-2-20MEtf-
A:
WILL THE BBCRETARIES OF THE
Rural Telephone Co’s, who have not
already done.so write to C. T. Fer-
guson, Marshfield, Secretary of the
Rural Telephone Association.
' 0520-6-24M6ipd.
\VANTED
WANTED.-MAN AND WIFE TO
work on farm. Rooms provided.
A.-i S; Robertson, Glonfinnan.
I- ,_ Julie 27-31-E.0.D.
Murray River. ~ 6493-6-23M6ipd.
' ary. 6635-6-28M3Ipd.
.___..»._
WANTED-TEACHER FOR NEW
Argyle school No. 56. School starts
_ July lst. Supplement $60. Apply H.
_..¢___..
WANTED-_SECOND CLASS TEACH-
er for St. Peter's Harbour school.
Bristol, P. E. I. 6597-6-27M5ipd.
wAN1'Eo-sEco'No cI.Ass 'rEAcH-
_*qi
WANTED-TEACHER A-S PRINCI-
pai for Fortune Bridge graded
school. Supplement $120. School
to open August 13. Two wccks
vacation in October. Apply to the
 Secretary Warren Aitken. " ‘
6645-6-28M3i
pd.
TEACHER WANTED -FOR WINSLOE
South school. Supplement $85.
Apply to the undersigned, John
-L. .
WANTED TO PURCHASE PURE
' 'bred Ayrshire or shorthorn bull.
-"Ons year or 15 months old. State
_ price. .I’._l`t. Farquharson, Mermaid
Y Farm. not Is. 6546-s-2sivIsIp<i.|
wg _ '__`hf'o ACN1' sv Afsoinl
e ` B .‘JiTt'll~y thoroughly modern'
' hoiisetj Small or large for a termed
" I ii. A I "T" B ii 116. city-
°°l 1° pp y ° ssos-s-2vivIsi_
TIRES HEAVY NON SKID TIREB
soxlltg .$|&0.00. Guaranteed 4000
miles. eturn -tires If not satis-.
tied. Express prepaid when caall
accompanies order. St. -lvhn A1110
'i‘ll'e`C.. Box 1336 Bt. John. N. B.
'pdisassnos-o-me ____
VIANTID-SQHQONER8 OR SMALL
ateamera to carry coal from New
Campbellton to P. E. I and NSW
fe pdiopd ports. Prompt 10011111!
Allele con cs., sos ciisrioiie st. or
New Campbellton, Victoria Co. -
0459-6-2lMtf.
? 
` T0 LET
WANTED TEACHER FOR WOOD IS-
lands West School District No. 135.
Protestant preferred. Supplement
men $100.00. Apply Perlcy Mutch,
Supplement $100, E. L. Cotiin, Soc’y.l
' _ 6632-6~28M6lpd
. 6610-6-27in3ipI.l_
ingin August. Apply stating quali-
il'b1itldns.' "`to Canadian Teachers
w
prognostics quits easily lend thom-
Kiiow ye thiit a storm is nigh.
A ring round the moon
Means a storm is coming soon
$150. P. D. McGregor, Secretary. _'when lt mlm bofom sewn ' -_ _ l
I 65736`26MGiPd' 'Twill clear bcforc eleven. I
( (I ICI' l ()ll"Il L‘ll ‘éllll (ll
A "BATTALION MURDERER."
Knows from Ex erience that Nothiri
K.
worked Iiivn, women Iiiid ciiilclroii.
E. A. Fistor. fit-iitriil llriigstogv,
Charlottetown. Vinol is I-iolil in Mon-
tague by ll. J. Miihou und tho host
driigsiorcs in cvory town :ind izoliliiry.
s28MMpd J W Mcphee' secretary' St Pele" air is salty, caused by the wind blow-
Ared or fill -1 '- - `
s°“°°‘ N°' 81 "“""‘°”‘°“' $.70- Ap' WANTED SECOND GLASS TEACH- nm.. i...Iic..I@.. gf.-at I..-_.it A hiv.-._-
' ply to Edwin Brazn’J°hns°ns River er'l0l'1BI*ad&li1ane SCHOOL SUDIIIO' moon denotes clear, cool woiithcr.
66l`6_6`27M3md` 1118111- $50-00. M3-101' C- Ml11`1'ily- Sec- The old liidiiiii sign of A dry Iiioiitli
__"`"_ Felilry- 6561-6-30' M3IIl5l was when the ends of the new iiio_on
TEACHER wANTED_F°R ANGLO were nearly horizontal and one of
Apply to _L H_ Buntaim sem_et____y_ wAN'|-ED_._.A 131' OR 2N_D CLASS them resembled li hook on wlii_<_:l; thc
5549.3.25M5l_ teacher for Sea View School bull' Indlin could haul! his PUW-ll: ‘l'1l~
______,___ plcinent $125, Edwin Murphy, Set- __`MH1l.V _IW-0DI9_
WANTED E _I C _- iretapy of Tl'ugl_ees_ _ Sill lllll nellril ' _ . i _ y - 1. _-
'_ XPER ENCED TEA H _ (;5(;3.(;.30M3lll,l lent buroineters .ind can _ prcdltt
---_----. changeable weather by “fecliiig. it In
plement. Gilbert Gallant. Secretary. . mei, bones ..
6488-6-23MSlI)d. WANTED -- 2ND CLASS EXPERI- I ` _ ___:]_
----- ericed teacher for Cavendish school. ergsgetlili _‘_‘g;'$‘é‘_f ?_E)a_“__th§ui?:_‘%_;“_‘{_`____‘_
wAN'rED-TEAGHER Fon POINT Supplement '$150-00 Apply tc E- -- m ._,,,,_.,l ,,,
Pleasant school. Supplement $30. C- Webb. 3211190112? Of T11-151665. ":_‘i_‘:_tl3___:‘;_I_f;‘_";‘;t_,be‘“g acc” D ' ‘ lthe Germans opened up a barrage alll
Apply W. B. Butler, Secretory, Bay View, R. R. 1. _V ' ' round lim, but he went on firing as if
01011115 31° Elm mflllsllll 111 |10"-V M1111' were in :I tight cornoi- null had rc- Offering for Denominational Work.
kets, one sure sign of'i'lour ivciitiicr-_mlved (mlms tu' luke lm m_iS(mcrs_-»
is the patch of blue sky that shows ; r,._pl_¢C,| ,lm Og-l,.,._,-_ --Buck-» Saw one' \ QUEEN HOTEL
of oIIr boys talking to ii German. I-lc
ivulltcd up beiiiiid our iniin, putting
his liiind on his hciid said: ‘Move
_ your liciid." Tiivn lic put his revolver
in the (lv-rni:iIi's fnco and blew out his
brains. 'You should never talk to a
Gcrniin unless ho is deIid.' he admon-
ished our iniin. who was covered with
the Gcriiizin's blood." I
The story oi' 'how lliitoliinsoii won
his l).(`.M. was told by (lol. Nelies.l
Wliilc tho fight was raging round
Abanroiirt at the end of last Septeni-'
her. Hutchinson i’oIiiid two German|
"75" field I-runs, lie had seen guna
i"red. but there his knowledge of them
oiitlcil. Liiggiiia' them round, he point-
ud tlioni at thc town oi’ Abnncourt.:
lic Ilid not know how to sight llieiii,
so propping up llic trail, lic lookedl
down tho bsirrcl Iintil ho hall them
irziiiioil on the Inairk.
Tlicn hc opened fire. At first,
Ihlnkllllz-tlie Canadians were going to
cntrr tllio town, he did not fire any
kos shells, hut later when lie dis-
covered that they were not going to
Illtack, lic opened fire with some gas
shells wliicli the Gt>r_mI-ins had loft
neiii' the guns. One hundred and fifty
sliirlls. at a range oi’ 1.200 yards, were
sent by Hutcliiiison into the -town..
So great was' the damage done that
nothing had happened. "And he only
1'EA¢HE|:| WAN1-Ep r-'QR ENMQRE _ i--_-~ _ ` onine away when a company com-
aehool No. 49. Supplement $70. WANTED TEACHER FQR SpRlN(;. ‘ uiziiidor forced him to, because he was
wl-lle or phone Theo Enmllm 3e¢~y_ n I h -n t 1 __ "The nmmllon Mm.,l,.I.,.r~- is me Irniving so much firo on our mon." _ . _
Trustees, Northam, R. R. No. 2. se d ligetgl $5550 » m`Ase¥mtlo c\€,i_ lliwiliinl- n:i~.ni- licsioivcll upon "Illicit" I snid i‘ol. Ncllos. “Our Elms Wcreflring'  Hm:,’;?_;'e A11- ligne' Mrt,udS";f;:J;'rll'a]`3'
6569-6-26M5ipd. upp ' pp _ l{lllclllllf,.,ll_ of l-just (‘,lllllllllll_ ,..»l-.|voi-_v bzidly that day, and l honestly Hui, _ ;ac}?_‘_?ille’N ‘B _ Mr 'and'
_ ..____ llngton Haslam, Secretary Eniri- geam in _,___ I,-Omlh ml,ull,,,,_ l,._ mini; limi 'puck' lllolle ,llll mo", M- 131-8 B _e- ____~rd_-_______ __ H
WANTED A “RST °R SECOND 8111- R- R- N0- 3- 5477‘6'21MU~ his cidniiriiig rfomrinles. liutt-li‘.:- illlllulge tlizin all our-bzittcries did to- 'rs' ' '_0w "' ’ g ‘ ' `
I _ . . .. -- .con Moreii. A. B. sums, st. Join.,
class experienced teacher for E:ist. _._. gm, ls lm _-Illrlgllllll," hoid.ng the Miller- V B _ A E Arsenaun (,__y_ A
“Willy 10110111 Supplement $150-00-"rEAcI-IER wAN'rso Fon MuaRAv o.<1.M. and his i\i.zvI.. :iii-Ilisiiiis the » _-__  ' " ' ' ' ' '
ADPIYA- W- MlIl6f.Chl11‘l0ll8l0\Vfl. Harbor North School. Supplement reputation ol' having kill:-tl nioro ' ° v ~ _ _ _
R- R- N0- 3- ' 5532'6'26M31- $75. Triistee will supply a suitable Germans iliun any other iuan iii the    g,?:3.er;t`   %;,s¥gE,’?0€;`_ rllizfi
_ » -"- boarding liouse. Harry G, Recd, regiment. To Inoct hiui one ivould ' ' " ' '
iWANTED. EXPERIENCED TEACH' Secretary of Trustees. _ find it hard In lwliove, for iinyoiif-
E15 f01` -S0UthP01"l- 3011001- SUDDIE' ‘ 6575-6126M5ipd. loss like 11 “niIii'dcror" would br liurrl __ __
--~---~~ to i’i.Iid. A young follow, lull :ind ll“*__f’|l_-V *“f“m_'ll_ “““““l Eesflmn UI
Cllllflalielowll- R- R- N0. 1. Secret- wAN1'ED-coMPE'I'ENT 'rEAcI-Isa sniitiiy Iiiiui, in- is on liiiii--in lui -wi-I-_ 111° l1'"<-0 l‘»‘1W<\I_<1 llllellfl Uplled
for Eldon School, Supplement $150 lie has ii slow sniilo and spc:il<s»-voigv §_‘_-;lfl‘_‘;‘_f__ _/?""`_‘_(;_°'“t‘_‘;;‘ _“Wills C;’"V011e-
mule preferred. Mick-summer vu- quietly. llo is very popiilur. _,_ ~:__;__ (__ fll ?"0,‘1 G 1"' "Enom
cation. Apply to J. R. McWilliams. "l'In sorry l liIivrii‘l Iiiiy story I i'.'»n "U " mu' “ ‘°‘"'y'
Secretary, Eldon, P. E. I. give you," he said when luii~rvicwI-fl
W M N _ B h S _ ' recently, lic was pcrici-tly willing to PROGRAMME
- C 9V ll, 0113 BW, BUTE dry. »- -~~-- - tnlk_ but “really ¢()lllil|\'l tllliik of lilly-' `
6601-6-27M6lpd. 'rEAcHen wAN'rso-A FIRST on iiifng or inet-I-sh." THURSDAY E"E"“'N° JULY 3
l€COI1<l 010155 9Xll91`l€11C€ll I-61161101' it was iroin .sonic of his oll`.rc:':< _ __ _ ____ _ ie,-hill; Ml-§_ J_ p_ M¢Le0d_ ll.”-el-lllll;
i;)s_ l_ir_in__ci§al, §orsCros_s River$Sgl_if:_o)l that the stoI‘}'__oI’ oeriiiin_ ol’“liis ox- __L_Z_"w Praise S‘“Wl°“' nw' H' G' Mel'|Mil<lred McLeod, Haverhill! Mr. and
s rc o. . upp emen . ploits was finii ~_.' socurci. “ 'o neva-I' ' - _ llyl,-s_ l3_ pg Flfleld_ lrllvel-lll; E_ }l_
Summer Iand fall vacation. Allllly kept truck ol' his record. but l do R__7__40_I“éel(__?_m;'___}i° th" Association' B,-uce_ Have,-hlll_
. t_o Fred McDonulil, SecretaI_;y.M§v_’cl_- know that in, two diiys lic kill--Il__( 7_4_,_ _'{____'_y _'h____ 'C_ A_ Britten H
 “~ “'         I
e,._ (expedenced p,.cfer,.e(l) mr TEACHER WAN-rED___A GOOD SEc_ he kmed 17_ and on 0(____bO__ 1 |___' Oiicring for Donominational Work.
5l“11°1\°1 80.11001- Sllllillemellt $T5~_ ond class teacher wanted for Klllse- kiiioii 14. when I sow :uni Iii- w¢i.= FRHDAY MORNWG
APPIY A1071. 08-11115- §5l%;4F%l;_;'l’/_Gi _ _. £5150 School. (Malia Yr fellllll?-) blood from head to foot.. lie had uscd _
' ' -1 I” -‘I 0 Sl1lJllI911l€1lt- ‘lll Hlld Sll1'11K up all his own ziinuiiiiiitioii, and was quo D, ti, ,_ Q __ D G W I Mrs, A. A. Lefni-gov, Silmmersldc.
 "---'~- vacation. Apply to John H. Munn. carrying two Geriiinii uiitoiiiatii-.s lic W',"_' , W0 'md `ew Cc’ M' ` .'-Mrs. R. F. Holman, Summcrside.
wAN'rED--'r£AcI-Isa Fon Fon-ser secretory Trustees, Elmira. ii. Ii. h.1iiI.iI<sii.~ §`,;f,,,"'GL,,,,,,..,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,., Elecm, 0, Mis. it. T. iioinian, siiiiimoi-side.
Hill school.” Second class. Supple- No. 1. 6012-0-27M3ipd. --ly, yllll llllllw ll,-i glory nilnlll Om  A ‘_ _ ‘_  M" lvl,-_ and .Mm l-l_ p~_ ll0lmllll_ Sum.
ment $50. Spring and fall vocation.  ____ __ lhlmlllnsml mlllng H ,mm to mow l,l,,‘_ __ _""”" 1'1"' " '"9" U ‘Umm ees' merslda '
Apply A' D' Mcmmald' Secretary' ` head?" L (li -in -t Ii llom- Mission Work
6594'5'2.7MEIlll- WANTED' r* TE/\.cHER.s “HTH "That occurred :it zi time wlion wc( .M I 0 L '
_ Row. F. A. lluhloy.
nr" and second class licenses re` '“'-"'*‘°”`_"‘l‘_'lT'-' l}.0() llr~_lIiIrt_ on Temperance 1ilid_
quired for well situated S8BIiiliCll@' _ Mor_:\l liI~._iorIIi, Mrs. Isabella tlllddoii.
wan and Alberta schools cominenci-     new ____s_0__8_
I\‘li~\VIIikr\r.
8.00 Aildross on Education, Prof. ll.
G. i'vI'r_v .
8.30 AIl<li'css on lloino Missions, llcv
R. -Mcwalkerf
Rev. W. R. Mcwalker.
I atnrellollr. J.  Ross.
A. Britton.
brooks.
l`ios_s . 1
Rev. C. R. Freeman.
Present A Rev. F. A. Hublcy
F' .Waliace. _ l.
R. Freeman. ‘
' JI P. Gordon.
I J. A. McPlico, and wife, Port Ar-
- ‘ r
AZSHCY- 9"¥_»14» 11981119- SNK- Equals Vinolpto Create Strength. 9 . FRIDAV AFTERNCON i
. ' 626|-6~I1MElnI'i, iloliiidol, N.J.-“l live on a fiirni 2_3() Devotional Service, Den, G_ W.
tiiid iiin Ii hiird Working wom.iii :iIId.\\';ll<l-oll,
The pnel Mld the pl-cpl-let ,ll-., ul., for weiik, rundown, oveI'woI'l<i'il non-l 3,00 nclloyl on Education, Rev. C_|
'aye mllll- aklll_ and the wl,lllll_.,- dltions hiivo fouiid nothing tliiii _willy-\. llritlr-ii. I
,_ i:I'I:IIto uri zippotito, liulid Ilio ull .vii 3.20 ltoport on Baptist Ministers'
mamwd' °‘?9"et"y' _ selves to-verse form, so that ilio fol-.11ll1K0 1110 Slfllllg Clllllll Ui VlII.Ii-"~- | .\nn'uity Fund, Rev, C. R. Freeman.
_ ' 6537'“'28M"I1"|- lowing lines are quite-in accord-; Mfrs- Thomas Ellis. l 4.00 ingest of church I.-more und
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WANTED SECOND CLASS TEACH- Rain ln the momlng the S,lli,,,_-,-lfor such coiiilitioiis is bcciiuso it is-I 4.20 lleporl on G-rnnds Ligue. Rev.
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Supplement $90. Apply to H°“""‘I ned at night the sailors risiigin, iingredisn-is are lirintt-Ii on i-ii.-Ii ln.-It - _
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F7- S- M"“‘“‘~ 'I‘rInIiIiiu. Ii. w. I.: A- lhuuer.
Offering for Damomfiiationai Work.
SATURDAY MORNING
9.30 Devotional Service, Rev. W.
10.00 Report on Foreign Missions.
Re' rt on Denominational Liter-
11.00 (`hur'h Discipline, Rev. C.
Discussion. .
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
2.30 U. B. W. M. U. _MestinS.
'4.30 Address, Lieut. E. H. Esila-
SATURDAY EVENING
7.30 Devotional Service, Mr. J. K.
8.00 Baptists and Reconstruction,
8.30 The Mission of Baptists to the
88. -
Offering for Denominationel Work.
SUNDAY MORNING
10.00 Devotional Service, Rev. L.
11.00 Associatlonal Sermon, Rev. C.
SUNDAY AFTERNOON
2.30 Report on Sunday Schools, Mr.
Address and .Special P\'ogram.me,
F. Wlallace.
Inn Iiny rIsii6n'_.';,_
his ii Iielciua  
FAMOUS TANLAC DRAW8 MIDI-
CINAL INGREDIENTS FROM. -'
POINTS PAR AWAY-NOTED
CHEMI'B'l' DIRECT8 LABOR4 ‘
ATORY
The ingredients or .medicinal ele-'
ments which make Tanlac, come from
many remote sections of the _eart»lI--
West Ind-les, Mexico, Peru, Central
America, the Alps, the Pyreneeh,"Af-_
rica, Russian Asia. Arabia. Peraia,,and
our own Rocky Mountain sections are
among the points from which the prin-
cipal parts of the preparation are ob-
tained. - _
in the laboratory of the_ Cooper
Medicine Company, lnc,, iii' Dayton.
Ohio. and Walkcrville, Ont.. uncle;
the efficient direction of a celebrat-
ed chemist, these medicinal roots.
herbs and barks are assembled ,in
the rough and painstakingly develop-
ed so as to obtain that high standard
of efficiency shown by the uniform
preparation. Tanlac_ ._
in sterilized bottles. made express-
ly_for the purpose, Tanlac is placed,
labeled and csrtooiicd; the prepara-
tion is inspected again and then
crated, ready for ali-ipment to points
over the world where the demand re-
quires. _
‘ Many called. throughout rhe day
Saturday at Reddin ll-ros., Drug Stone,
to find out just how the famous medi-
John McDonald. Sea View; Mrs.
James Moore, New Bedford; W. W.
Cox, Morell; A. B. Johnson. Sum-
ineralde; Lt. and Mrs. F. W. Binns,
Halifax; J. Kavanagh, Boston; Mrs.
H. R. Douglas, New London, Ct.;
‘Miss L. J. Maclaughlin, New Lon-
don, -Ct.; Miss M. McDonald, New-
ton, Mass. _
` REVERE HOTEL
?fF=f¢€»“‘T"?1=S.
. ___ .
J. \Valsh, Halifax.
J. Baunderson, Toronto.
. Murphy, Jr., Tiznish.
E. Corey, Robinson’s Circus.
K. Mc(‘ullock, Truro.
MiIcVicaI', Cisrrliguii.
Dewar, Overseas.
J. Bell, Waterloo, Ont.
thuI'. Out.
W. A. Fillmore, Amherst.
William Fillmore, Amherst.
J. F. Profitt, Kensington.
Miriam Profitt, Kensington.
J. Mullin, Tryon.
I.. J. McMillan, St. Georgo's.
E. M. -Smith, Montreal.
R. McPherson, Culloden. _
A. M. Stewart, Vancouver.
F. P. Ray, St. John. _
Wm. G. Cole and wife,`Moncton.
Miss McAuley, 0'Leary.
._-Z.é___--_-J-
VICTORIA HOTEL
L.. McLeod, Montreal; H. W. Sharpe
Smith, Montreal; Mrs. A. H. Lil-
ley. Butte, Montana; Mary E. Lilley,
-Butte, Montana; Capt. and Mrs. A.
Dolgas. and son, Victoria, B. C.; Mr.
und Mrs. James Harkness and child-
ren, Montreal; John McLean.-nsouris;
I(‘liiis. Nicoli,'M0ntreal; S. B. Doyle,
Boston; -Robert Dodd, Bangor, Maine;
F. B. Dodd, Bangor, Maine; Master
I.. Large, Bangor, Maine; Master E.
Large, Bangor, Maine; Mirs. (‘.. Mc-
Leod, Mon-trcal; J. F. McLeod, Hav-
. A. Coade, Charlottetown.
M. L. Poole, Montague.
F. G. Wheaton.. Amherst.
R. Macltae, Piueete.
R. Macltae, Pinette,
P. G. Clark, Sumincrside.
S. Bartlett, Summerslcle.
F. (7. Mi-Grath, Newcastle.
A. E. Gordon. Montague.
C. S. Garroway, Ilulifux.
M. B. Wisoly. St. John. 1 f
Mr. and Ilvlrs. W. F. Howard. Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Hazen and cliiid-
cn. Szickville.
Miss Sybil Poole, Montague.
Miss Eileen Poole! Montague.
H. E. Bailey, Montreal.
Miss fl. McLellan, -St. Peters Boy.
T. A. Taylor, Halifax.
S. D. liiitrmlge, Halifax.
MacQunrrie, Halifax.
Baker and wife, St.. Stephen.
A. inches and wife, St. Stcphcn.
. F. Tompkins, and wife, Moncton.
S. l’. `Kaufman. Montreal .
A. S. Thomson, Halifax.
Mrs. Frank S. Reid. Halifax.
l.. li. D. McLeod, Freilericton.
(loo. S. .Mcl.cod, Fredericton.
3-“‘T’1§13
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THE RUSS
i`. A. Miirtin, llnlifiix; F. J. Como.
ciiio Tanlac was sold. how it was
prepared, and what tliopreparation
actually looked like.
In commenting upon the wonder-
ful amount of interest shown, the
Tarilac representative said: __ _
“Tho success of the opening day
of the introductory sale of Tanlao
has by far exceeded my expectations.
ll have -been agreeably surprised 'by
libs knowledge the- public seems to
have of the preparation. While many
came merely to see what the medicine
factual]-_v looked like, equally -as many
'came prepared to obtain 'the prepara-
tion. These people simply asked for
Tiinlac, and the facfility with which the
medicine was diatrlbutctf th-roirghout
the day proved somewhat of a revel-
ation to the management of our local
agencies. ‘
l um, indeed, gratified." he contin-
ucd, “to see such marked enthusiasm
and I now fcel justified in prcdlcting
that Tanlac will prove just assucceas-
tul in Charlottetown as it has in the
larger cities of the easlfand middle
west. l do not believe that I am -over-_
estimating the success of tlIe_me_dich\e
when i state that l nm conildcnt that
from five hundred to ii thousand peo-
ple wll-l cali and 'obtain Tunlac du-ring
the next ten days." »
' Ti-inlac is sold in Charlottetown by
Reddin Bros.-(Adv.)
_ " ~,’ _ .f_-:
Toronto; Mrs. A. Hunter, Toronto;
Hclcn Piilinor, Sackvillcf 'Gladys
Palmer, Moncton; W. _Schurman,
Sllmmorside; .Mrs._ (Dr.)  McNeill.
Summerside; H. G. ~M'atthews.
Souris; Mrs. li. G. Matthews,
Souris; Mrs. McDonald, Souris; -Miss
Skerry, Malden, Mass.; J. B. Mat-
thews, Souris; Rev. Jas. McDougall,
Capt Traverse; U. A. McQuarrLe,
lluniptoii; \V. E. Howatt, Borden;
Mrs. W. E. llowatt, liorderi; P. S.
l-iowatt, Boiwlcii; Mrs. l’. S. liowatt,
Borden; iilaud Howzitt, Borden; Mrs.
it. 'l`. Holiuun. Suniinerside; Miss G.
S. Holman, Suniiiiérside; Johii C.
Arnold, Augusta, M`e.; John C. Ryan,
Augusta. Mc.; _J. -S. Brownlee.
Toronto; (T. Sleeves, Wioncioii; Mrs.
H., A. Ricliardsonl Toronto; _ M_is__s
Richardson, Toronto; W. ' Richard-
son, Toronto; __M. Rl_cha_i"dson,
I
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or any other strong mineral tio" _
cure pimplea ‘caused by poor` '
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rlruggiat calls it “loillcr Scigdfl \ . "
Carailve Syrup--and _yous-_ shin-' =
will clear up as fresh as a baby", ,l- _
It will sweden your stomach Ind
J rogulakoyour bowels." ,Gal UU
genuine. 50:.md$l-00Bo!ties.
Al dnrg stores. _ ‘
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of Jewelry- mar
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