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TEN YEARS 
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to Health by ‘ Lydia
Compound.
Belleville, N. S.,Cuu\dn. -
for ten years for female
did not get well. I read in
about .Lydia E. Pinkhsm's
Compound and decided to try
now to tell. you that I am
can publish my 1eRer fra
-_ Mrs. Suviuns Basins,
Nova Scotia, Canada.
Another \Vomah g
ol
nervousness for ten years, and hndsucli of ln: ` ' ` ' f- ‘
9|-ganig painsthgtpomerimeglwould lie is as follows: Grade \'Ill.-1 John questions so accurately that it would
h M redit to a larger institution than
~ ‘ill-I.t-oil. Grade VII.-1. Jo n C- a primary school. The reading and
or sleepand dld not wantnnyonetotalk A - ; 2. Mary M<'LPOd; 3. Emily Mar- 'spelling were excellent, while Geo-
Grade Vl-*L Louisa Murchison; graphy and Grammar coud not be sur-
uise McKinnon. Grade V--1. passed. The recltations of the pupils
Auburn,4 N. Y.-“I suffered from sc
co
in bed four days at a time,
to me or bother me at all.
l would suffer for seven hours ata time. .,  0
the
Vegetable d
ii. im-in "23 all
trou
testimonial." Chnrlo
Reeovers. Sch"
uid not eat RUSS
Sometimes Iflml
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who a
From Female llls"- Restored °d '°
ia. "5
_ gula
Pmkbam's Vegetable en‘s I
good
meeting was conducted by Mrs. A. E. ance.
b
“Idoetored Dm’
1-- _-<1 as
Jul 20th at 8 p. m. Prof. W. J. .Dan
will adlress the meeting. All McLea
re interested are cordially invlt- Henderson.
attend.
meeting of the Red Point Wom- the d
attendance was present. The and o
rack, Supervisor, who gave an room
on August :End at Red Point Irene
. , - ton.,
--E ‘ garry.
HOOL WORK _ The Sldlldlng amine
; '_’, Neil Vickcrson; 3, Evelyn give c
Dmlerem dwwndid the be" they could `§llnliic \\'liite; 2. Ernest Martin; 3, were
for me until four months ago i began
Compound s trial and now
health.”-Mrs. Wii.i.i.m H. GiLi.,No. 15
Ellie
SOI]
Campbell and James Martin. inet- th
giving Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Primary Dept.-Grade IV. (Sr.)- on th
' a
nd Jean M<-kinnon; 3, Leslie very
pimsant S¢re,,¢_ Aubu,-n,New ym.k_ llugilan. Grade IV. I.lr.)~1, Lester Prof.
The above are only two
stantly being received by the Pinkham
Medicine Company of Lynn, Mass.,
which Bh°W_ slssrlx _sham
`"Eydis”Ef Pinkham’s Vegetable Com-
pound does for those who
womim’s ills. .
'lf you want spe- Q C,
tihiiagmyriiaio Zh  GK
Lydia _ Plnliham `;=
lIedli'ineCo.(i~oiiil- .4 ' _
dentill)L_ynn,llIass.
Your lelicr will be
opened, read and ,- W
answered by a wo- X ` Qs* K
man and held lii be -‘\\
strict eaiildeiios. ‘ ‘ " '
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We carry :l full line of Pol
ishcs for Suedes all colors
-1mper.ial- Bronze--and--White -
Shoes.
We Clean Our Hats Her
-in Charlottetown-
do no
Extra fo
erefore we
ve to Charge
xpressage or Sendin
them Away
ut of Town Orders Prom-
ptly Attended to
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StayOver 
Nighe és-'e Stop at
ltintcl Nottingham
Overlooking beautiful Copley Square.
Check trunks to Back Bay Station,
leave the train therc,andl two»mindie
walk brings you to tbl hotel. Give
thecknto clerk on registering and yvill'
luggage will be delivered FREE.
European plan; near business, shop
ping and amusement districts; first
of the thou- 
sands of grateful letters which are con- i“‘,|l‘
Mart
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suffer from $2. Ilu
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fter an illness which lasted up- the
:ii l
rude-
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lionii-, and hii.:lil_v respcctcd"~-by all mlce
i|iiaiiitaiir'c. liei' liiigcriiig illness was 'flu
born i-anily to thc end. and altliolrgh te'_u_l
. ~'.' » . _' . . - . ‘ .~ _ ‘
snllirini., ioiisiiliralil) at tiints, was mme among “S a perfect Stranger
nf-\'cr In-ard to murmur at llic cross et in that short period of time you
by In-r kind and Lit-utle disposition. Eta)
avail, as despite all rare and inodl- 
skill shi- passed quietly away on 
'\'\-`li'r'i`i1"ii'\T-`liFr"iii`her eternal homo. me
Shi- li-avr-s to mourn besides a sor- télpl'
rowiiii.: father and mother, foixr sis- '
view, aniI’l\liss Myrtle at homci. The me
hoine-, oni- brother James L. prc-dc- _‘iv
r-1-asi-il lic-r sonii- six years ago. The ' `
ni-ral wliit-li was held on Sunday af- 'fu
lcrnoon to the l’resbytcrian (`L-lnctory "__"
.\'i-,w lloiniiiion was one ot' thc ml
rg(-st ever .sci-n in this vicinity. The in
si-rvir-I-s at the house and grave were H
llii- Ni-w linininioii l’resli_\'t<‘riaii (.3)
liuri-li. The many bautiful floral trl- '
te; '.‘, l'oler Murchison; Il, Rus- cd ho
-od and .lean Whiitc; 2, Margaret the te
iii; Il, Mnnroe McLeod. Grade II. of tea
i`\lar_v and \\'illard McLeod; 2, Micha _____v______
"air in praise '“o`f"the"exoe|lent
that was done. Mr. James Ilutt
shed the audience with one of
KWH! tiling! I~`lui:cm-i- l\l4-I-.sod-.--Grade -l-.-1. Syd" were
Willoiighby; Z2, Ili-th McPherson; work
Ili Ross.. M. A. McQueen’s furiii
-A ' The
D POINT INSTITUTE-The ro- Glellga
nstltute was held on July 5, at ing w
home of Mrs. Peter Rose. A tremel
lent demonstration on the can- art. T
of fruits. etc., which was much ly arr
ul? RUP" appreciated by all. Mrs. Peter Rose with
iss Alberta Yates were appoint- (lower
Tegates to attend the annual con- ly pp;
cured. You vention or the Institute to be held in examination was under tha -leader-
ttetown on the 20th to the 21st ship 0
B¢1|9yi1|¢_ of July. The next meeting will be ton U
, held
g pupils tor the month o(.Jnns angwe
W ` ' -- M0kD`AY. 5 S _‘_ 'mug wjlbh w n the casket,
a last tribute o _s ect on. testified to
CENTRAL LOT 16-An sgicultural the high esteem in which the deceas-
' ' meeting will be held in the Hall at ed was
held by her many friends. The
Central, Lot 16, on Tuesday evening, pallbearers were: John Livingston.
McEwen, Hector Currie, Bruce
n, David McEwen and Lester
I
acted in such a creditable man-
at it reflects the highest praise
eir teacher, Miss Annie Cameron.
Iamin good 1 Enierson Huggan; 2, Mary McPher- At the close of the examination
' pleasing oration was given by
Bridges who clearly demonstrat-
\v cleverly the pupils had ac-
.\lf-Leml. Grade ll.--1, Christina quitted themselves and complimented
acher on her up-to~date methods
examination of the pupils of
rry was held Monday June 28th
eep interest taken in the meet-
as evidently shown by the ex-
y large number of ratepayers
her visitors thatwere in attend-
The decorations of the school
were certainly a masterpiece of
he walls were most artistical-
anged with foliage interspersed
flags, while vases. of beautiful
s of all colors were convenient-
ced throughout the' room. The
f Prof. J. W. Bridges of Edmon-
niversity, ably attended by Miss
Aylward, teacher of Campbell-
and Mrs. P. L. Butler of Glen-
The D\ll>ils were troroughly ex-
d in the various branches, and
red the many and ditilcult
8.
ching. He was followed by Mr.
cl O`Holloran whose' rcrnarks
ish prim: won by John Ross. The his patriotic songs which was much
wing ri-vi-iv(-il prizes for general appreciated. The folnwing address
1-it-in-_vz-.lohii Ross. John Mc- was!
ben nicely read by Mrs. (Prof).
.llary l\lcLc-oil, Louisa Murchi- Bridges wlille a suitable gift was pro-
Miiiiiic Wliitf-, Ellic Campbell. ' sented to the teacher by Mrs. P. L.
ls of two year.-:. there passed a-
on thc niurnini: of July Sth inst.,
or liuim- _in Ni-iv lloniiniou, Gert- ,F
J, liurhaiiaii, daughter of Mr. and F .0
lhiiii-iiii lincliziiiaii, at the early rw"
Butler the national anthem brought
meeting to a. close. _
ADDRESS.
Miss Annie Cameron.- Dear
d and Teaches- We the under-
Ol- _,I “HW5 signed are assembled once more
.. . _ .
ur-li syiiipziili_\' is felt for the par- 
ol Ihr- :lei-caseil, in this hour of "
. as she was a favorite in the
had the plt-a.snrc oi her ac- $68
had io bi-ar. and at tiincs cheer- f;,wC
' ref-<-ivcil inc niaiiy dear friends don
<-zilled upon Iii-r I`roin time to pl
lioinc, ivhirli her very pri-sence M151
hteiii-rl, and in thc community Ng
re shi- hail i-iiileared lit-rs:-lf to 
that li-iirli-r hands could do was vig
- ru i‘t-lle\'<'~ the 1-'iii`l`L-roi' lint all to `
riliou- date to be with thi. God “U
a
and two brothers, who will have UM)
syinpatliy of a wide. _X
li- of friends in tliclr sad bf
'avi-iiit-iii. The Sisters are Mrs. pt!
'l`_ ltvan and Mrs. R. Il. \\'al:-"li, Bos- pa
.\i£iss- Mrs. win. s nit-Neill Fair- ”°""
lii-rs are Angus and Melvin at :al
a
11
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you
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ilirvli-tl by Mr, lrvlnc, Pastor ot J(
class in every respect. U
k lfRl\l\`f‘]S ll()\\'l~1. l‘|irii»_ ‘
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tion
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HCSS
0 Rev.
ltcv.
o fllc
of °¢e'°°
bein
and
io
last
K
subj
thc
ject
in the walls of the old school
c to be present at the half year-
l_v examination of the pupils. This
ting although giving us great
sure has its sad and pathetic side
use we realize that this is the
week we can claim you as our`
ier. Sr-.arcely one year ago you
by your gentle and kind disposi-
and rare musical talent complet-
Iinic. She will be gre-ally missed in My 'i'"'ptivawd me hearts not only of
ittlc ones entrusted to your carc
teachini.: but you have won the
ect and good will of the rate-
rs oi’ the entire district. Your
ling worth as a teacher is clearly
ble in the notable nanner in which
have advanced the education of
children. You are leaving us with-
a fault and we cheerfully recom-
d"yoIf"`ii§"`lieing"arf" ellect ionate,
ble and hard working teaclier. To
you that we will miss you is only
rcssiiig our feelings in a very
nit-an way. We cannot find words
ony.: enough at present to fully ex-
in how deeply we regret your dc-
ure. And now Dear Miss (Tame-
in consideration of the high es-
i in which you arc held by thc
cpaycrs and children ot' Glengarry
would ask you to accept and hope
may be the cause of brinrring hack
sant niemories to _vnu ol' the time
spent with us, We wil now say
well and in conclusion we wish
all success in whatever sphere of
you may bc placed. Michael 0'-
olloran. Peter Doyle, Tlios. Butler,
sf-ph Doyle, Aiiiliroisc Dalton. 'l‘lios.
i‘u.ian, Patrick Grillin, James llutt.
TUESDAY
S. CONVENTION.-The Conven-
of the Vcrnon District S.S. Associ-
ation held at Millvicw some little time
was a fine success. Routine busi-
occupled the first session. The
evening session was occupied chiefly
with two splendid addresses, one by
W. A. Ross and the other hy
l)r McEwen, oi’ Orwell. The
ers for the ensuing year were
appointed, Mr McLean, Fairview,
g the Prcsidcnt.
KENSINGTON HALL.-A-large
appreciative audience assembled
lleiil' Ewlllgellsl. ll. (3, Macpherson
evening in the Temperance Hall,
cnsington. The speaker took for his
ect, "The Proviilcncc of God and
lmprovldencc of man." The .sub-
was well handled by this efficient,
' evangelist. Mr. Macphcrson's subject
L ,_
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entire cost, that is to
lIT{`,’lYl'I
_ In this brochure, without any expense
whatever, you will, to all intents and pur- ;
poses, visit our otlices and learn a great ‘
deal in an `nteresting way about the
,.... _,_
beautiful honle of
“A Little J ourney"
- At Excursion Rates
HE oiiicials of The Mutual Life
. of Cariada invite you to visit their
Head Oiiice inWaterloo, Ontario.
 the expense of travel is hard to bear
in these hard times, we will save you the
say
If you drop us a postcard we will mail
you a charming booklet, entitled “A Little
journey to the Head Ofiice of the Mutual
Life,” containing twenty-five views of the
exterior and interior of one of the world’s
most attractive business structures.
The Mutual Life
Of Canada oiwrlinio
J. 0. ARSENAULT, General Agent
136 Kent St., Charlottetown, P.E.I.
_ All
Tuesday evening will he "Shall
e know our friends beyond death?"
are wclcoule. Special music at
V \
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fit
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GRAY HAIR
>_r._Tremain's Natural Hair Restorative will
positively restore gray hair to natural color and
cp it so. lt_1s not a dye, and will riot injure
the scalp. Satisfaction izuarantecd or money re-
funded. Pr_ice one dollar. For sale by iteddin
Bros. druggists. Cameron lilnck Charlottetown.
Also sent postgaid. V Address 'l`rcmain Supply
Vo Dept '(‘ ," 'loronto Ontario
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This Patriotic
Badge
pp the Island Pat-
und. Price 10c
Proceeds to be
The Island Pat-
iven to
Charlottetown Guardian
V Bl 0 .. Llmlkd,
45:6 Toronto. 0 `
_ _-`f.~.T"Iy » ` ’ LOBSTER PACKERS ATTENTION
 .l  \Q-'LJ A meeting of Lobster Packers and
`* Lobster Fishermen will be held at
. -;. 4 "
 -
W- tied nerves by
\ Ilslllg Dr. Chasers
, Nerve
‘I _ mens Institute
H " -' first regular
. .g  ,_ McFarlane
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4_1 lessness and tired,
-;-»‘) di-oggy feelings
!“*‘\\1 soon disappear
.; __A when you restore
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y F0011. .
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*A fair crowd
_ stratlo
tute to be
be held on
AUTO DRlV_E.-J. R. Dlnnis, Esq.,
called around to the Prince of Wales
College yesterday and took as many
get into his car, including the in- _ _
i c“"“°‘zi.°.;'°r..‘:.':.‘:’“:‘i:“.;;°':.:;°t  may strong and the l>.rams=l<.=,=,1._f_-;. . _
Present. Blix V     '
Blanche Beat- , ' 'f
.l§’.“l§.“.';l , ' Toiler . _
ne t ni tl)iilg{i'lll,l, ' h h d' t
lil.. °° The keen appetite, _t e ra ian
health and lusty vigor of the
toiler are the envy Of the l'lCll
e school as he could possibly who    to keep  ,
and
no imrbeauiiiui mx ranch-on me . ‘-Therers mental Stamina, n]_us(:u\i-A
Malpeque‘Ro9d,`-wblch‘~is one of the .i ,.. _ _ __, . "
finest land' most -productivefranches ' I ' and gogd dlgeStl9n In f
“ ._ ._ ‘ \_,,,l ` on the 'Is`iand.¢ Needless to say the  3 ar Vlrn
’ drl d Vid" Uf ill i Bid f this ' '”
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at l\--4.
lur-
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. I  , ; famous fox ranch _were thoroughly
If £.l'lf1Se S__~ '.01 If wtf ./_.enjoyed and fully appreciated.
‘ ‘ ' souris on- Tiiumiay the. 22nd. inet.-, for rich and poor alike, for toilets with hand -
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ANOTHER P. E. i. necono-iii tins
the official report of the Canadian first
Record of Performances, issued by I\;:’a“If
the Canadian Ayrshire Breeders Ass-
ociation for May and June 1915. “Bo~ when £0 5°-' All whsle’ Fishermen
SBy_ Packers are invited to attend,
own, , _
in percentage of fat in milk in a 35 peut*
days
next
rg were some higher than this but for
quality Bossy “takes the cake". Con- BA
gratulations. tion
Tuesday, June 29th, a large iiumber The ca||a¢||a|| sN'gddBd wllBat olllllpllly, lmltad
he parents and young poop e ic- . -
present. The classes were exam- . Nlagara Falls’ ontarm
by the teacher. Miss Sadie Egan. roiionro orrice: is wiai.i.iN<i1oN srizser star
IN
mond-Wellington Women's liistitutc Ing
hold
Oli
on e
(funn
vcning of July Sth. The subject teacher, of Arlington, ai.-d Miss Pun- / 6
discussed by Miss Ilazel L. Sterns was line Gillis, and their correct answers I, _____.*, - 'l' _ -~` `""` . . »;`-Tr,  g f _
ing of Fruits ami Vegetables. The showed that they had been cnrcfully I/ _, ' - . __ “__ :T s_;;,.,x- \ 'V ,_--,_ ._
subject for next meeting is Home taught. The ratepayers remarked on _ -, _‘ »Ag._»-:_-;§-'_f '» ,_-.._'-'-" 'xy
Nursing. The meeting.-closed with a the progress the school has made in _/, - -,J /, §_‘S_';1»;,"~"\'\‘_  4,5 .1,».,___
vote of thanks to Miss Stems. The thc last three years, especially among 'L  _` _:$*  #ffl 
ladies decided to holdin strawberry the younger children, and as thc '  £152-_ wgizi  ink
and ice cream festival in aid of Red teacher is about leaving, all wish her r ` '- ~._t  -_‘_ ff; ',~',"§-`»’7 , ~ _
(Tros y success in the future, A peas-  g ` "'_» "‘  'V'
near Thanksgiving Hall, in connection ing feature of the occasion was a nice-  ` 4~_-_f1_§j_T___‘:A-,,   V
with ` '* ‘ ‘
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200
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THE LATE MISS IVY LOUISE
RDENER. - Many 1`rieiid~i in
iirlollr-town will learn \villi rt-gr(-t
tho
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EXCITING CHASE.-An exciting
iase by a few of the sports ot' Mount
tewart took place on Wednesday
vcning last after two porpoises
liich as reported ln ri former issue
Tile Guardian had been hovering
round East Rlvcr between Hayden‘s
liarf and Mt. Stewart. The trail of
he
short distance above the wharf and
fter having. foIlo`\\'cil them for a
iort distance drove one of them
horeward till it went aground and
then opened fire willi a rifle and after
ring about ilfty bullets into the sea
onstcr and tliinklni.: lt by that time
earl as there was not a move out of
they closed in on it but alas they
ere to he disappointed for the por-
oise up doubt getting scared of the
oats coming so handy him and being
far from dead gave a couple of plung-
s and made seaward. But after go-
ing about a quarter nt' a. mi-le it again
made shoreward, ran aground irnil
eeled over, sceiniiiizly helpleslr, and-
lt was then that the sportsmen’s spi-
rits flew high. They thought that the _
porpoise went in lhcre to die but--it .-
was not so for no sooner had the
boats- closed in on him again and be-
gan. to admire their prize' 'when he
gave a few more furious plunges and f ,
WM S0011 Slllnning away in the dis-1-I
tance and now the chase was ended ‘
for that evening. but nie sportsmen '
S .
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plrits were not to be daunted but on
the contrary were high in the pros
ects of another evening's fun. The
second evening came and three boats
appeared on the scene of the former ‘ '
evenlng‘s battle but lot the birds had
flown for no doubt feeling the place
getting rather disagreeable to live In ‘
they quietly took their departure in
the night and were reported to have
been seen the next day about a mlle
east of Charlottetown, making tow-
ards the Straits, and so the chase!
which had begun with such Slowing?
hopes and prospects ended in defeat I
and disappointment.--8. , I
D CROSS LAWN PARTY.-The trea
n party given in aid of the Rod
esliniciits were served. An excel- .
y rendered by a choir of scliool
ldrr-_n. Addresses were ilclivercd
ltcv. J. L. Dawson and llov. Mr.
fin, both of whom coniinciiilcd the'
hod adopted in this instance of
ing funds for the Red Cross Soci-
ght be fnllowcd siicecsslnlly and
asantly by many others, Tho not
cc-.oils amounted to about $35 wh-
icty.
r, l\lunti‘ea'l, niece of Mrs. J. E.
l\lc('rcail_\', and ,1<r:iii»l-ilaiiirlilcr of
the 18th insl. Miss Gardener had
on ill for soinctinii-, ami it is gen-
lly unilcrstooil that licr illness was
at school and colll-;.:e and since
rdni-r was a graduate of McGill
‘olli-ge, and spent two ycars at ()x-
ford University. Siiliscqneiitly sho
wus
ve
Ill
rsity Volunteer Missionary Move-
ent, but never took up active ser-
vice
slderably, and was among the Qfirsl.
nadian ladies to receive aflolonial
illce appointment under the Govern-
ent of Egypt as an instructor in
lncd her health .
\vn on several occasions and niado_
ay, friends here who will regret licr .
rly dr-misc. Y
1 ____ _ I __ the day on which the Picnic and Horse
I ' Races areto be held there. This mee-
wlll he held on the arrival of the
35895, owned by Mr. Bert R. Br- ,and
Little York carries off the palm 'me 0
test, her figure being 4.85, the °f A"
highest being 3.97. 'rim iiuniher "HH
STITUTE MEETING.-Tho Rich- of t
their ilrst meeting since organisa- ined
in Thanksgiving Hall, Ric-limond, assist
s Society on Baseball Grounnds cvcr
should beheld at Georgetown or
of pounds of milk ,_ duc I bp Bossy Mnrray_I-Iarbor so that all would be g `
in tho term spccifilizdo wa§(8Iii;-4. The- “UU-Bd 111 this 'd"'“a“d‘ MADE IN CANADA
or brain, for children or gl'0Wl1'UDS- All
the strength-giving nutriment for the dz\y’s
work in one of these crisp, tasty, deliciops
little loaves of whole wheat. Try it for
breakfast with milk or cream. Eat it with
luscious, ripe berries for supper. Cut out
heavy, expensive foods and give Nature a
chance. .
special train from the wost, a,-
10 o’clock--A. M. There will be a
at tho station to tell the people
bject ofitlie meeting being to
on the Governmeiit forthe pri-
gust. It isthought a similar mee-
YSIDE.-The annual oxamina- From the Choicest Canadian Wheat by _ _
of Bayside School was held on L
ed by Miss Mary Mclntyre, '
the baseball match to be played ly worded address read to the teiiclier 'i r,-;,,-5,-T.;,_;;_'_.=;_,.‘af%-.`-11,-..;-" 
one of the pupils. The address '~‘f.'!,‘f?T; 1_-_
c between Wellington and 0’Leary by
Tliursrlay, July 22ud,,at 5.30 p.n1. was
ington baud in attentlaiice teacher. Prizes also were distribut-
ed tO
ted to candies.
accompanied by a gift for the ""'“ '-'~{‘\`-’
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the pupils who afterwards were -
r I . » W
s on thc beautiful grounds of Mr. -
Grant yesterday aftcriiooii was
people present and tho aftoriionn
most delightfully spciit. Dainty .
program, was rendcrr-il consist- '
of music vocal-and instrumental.
Uliorus “O Canada" was excell-
and siiggostr-il that thi-. cxainplo
goes direct tu tho Red Cross
dc:-ith of Miss Ivy Louise (lard-
lalc lit-v. Dr. S',c\varl, St. John.
sad event took plai-c in Montreal
largely to the hard work sho put
li-fl. theso iiislitutloiis. Miss
amonr: the first to join the Uni-
. Miss Gardener travelled con-
Normal Training College for
hers in Cairo. Miss Gurdcncr
climate was Inu trying and under-
iss Garilciicr visited Charlotte-
lisli was taken up by the hunters
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keeping the mouth moist and
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_.Scaled in wax-wrapped packages to
insure your getting it always fresh,
full-flavored and clean. .
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long- lasting. Great ,. ‘ L '
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