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GUARDIAN _READERS
Furnished by I. S. Lou
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-'.0l3-fl'|0!ld. call biiek, and ieil me, 10|
d Tb” lay lt glows with triumph and
_ 'of me, call had-r your feet bound in the race; i00 women and girls employed in fac-
‘Twill cheer my heart and help my gut were an mis” been-pw us ani’ ;
feet alone the iiivpy tfivfkl my api,-ii ,yn ar.. dim, mo in hiuiiiees. iniiiv 1o.ooo oi these
Arid lf.; perchance, Fsith'ii light is And 1 cannot W the gm,-,_ though i if '
_ dim, because the oil is low. ` [il
Your call will guide my lagging long for word of Him _.-_~
course as wearily I go, But if you'll say He heard you when _-H
Oall back and tell me that He we t
(lull back, and say, He kept you when
That, when the Jieavens thundered If you have ,me 8 mth, ,,.-,W amiinl
the forest's roots were torn;
and earthquake shook the hill,
He bore you up and held you where
your prayer was but a cry.
s
cd sky-
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oh, friend, call back-
feet along the stony track
the very air was still. _
-1-iiriiish \\'i-i-lily."
- “ And if ynu’ll say He saw !‘0~
with you ini-0 the storm; through the ni°ht's ,sin-flnrkeii
"l`vi'ill cheer my heart and helll ull'
filll'l‘UAfiY. [audience with ii solo.
_” A suggestion by iiev. Father Young,
A remarkable old lady n veritable'
_ _ __ _was that the \-ui-ioiis iipehliers slioulu
‘mother iii lsri.-al, passed away on have united in one grand clioiriis ol
June 'Oth 1812 - 0
‘l ' ' in the l’em“" 015 welcome instead of so many soloi>.N
Mrs. _Mary MacKay, widow of thelc0,,m,.y can be great m,,_il (.m,_,.n§ ar
late Alexander Machiiy, of Fountain -
lift l fr tie uiire of ii;iioi'uiii-e; fc
Road, .\'ew London, at the advanced -H Um- 1
age of ninety four years. ` E
She came as a bri e to t e
fl h old
hoinestend where she lived until her
death seventy six years afterwards. “V
Aunt Mary, as she was ailectionate- 5
ly called by the whole community, l
whether relatives or not- was b loved
, e
and respected by all who knew her. ""
She was a woman of many virtues; il
Many visitors to her home will re-
member with gratitude the kindly _
welcome which always met them, and C1
the care for their comfort and well li
tained all her faculties in a wonder-lm
ful degree to the last. Her soul wnsln
full of glory and to this she gavellni
beautiful and repeated expression. _i
She had been ailing for some time,
but at last tired nature gave way ti
anil she calmly fell asleep in n lull
age, "like a shock of corn coniethml,
in his season," She belonged to it lu
very large' connection, well kiiown'
throughout the country for their in- q
, - _ .a
telligence, uurightness, and unbound- ,
ed kindness of heart. (iff ii a faiiiily _
uv
iade by his liiind. Une of the ol
iipy -_in exalted position.
The audience was iiiilw.-il to smile
ii
rnvely siiirl that he had been asked
g.
hen Rev. Gordon l.c-wis arosv, an
o he the funny man of the eveuin
He iiiade the tear-hers welc--ine to tl
ood.<, the fields, the running brooks,
n
iid thi- vurfoiis be-aiitics of the cciu
The welcome of the Kri.-siiphian so
cty, was rery gracefully presented
y .\lrs. Hill; she referri-d to the a
being which she ever showed. She re- uf
the society, intellectual impro
ent, and siiioke of the friendshi
embers of the society sent a pu
eti
:il in-lcome to the school.
ln 3 few words, J. M. Lawson gave
ie welcoine from the press.
'l`he ininisteiinl association was re
eseiited by the Ilev. Mr. R0gers,wlii
usitrated his remarks very aptly.
.\lrs. .\'icki¢rson :ind S, (‘, Hood, jr.
ng liarlioard Watch.
l'iie lust greeting was from - thc
or ten sh_ leaves to nmurn mm. dau_ -ioaril of trade, the presiileut, Willian
- - lx
hters and two sons, to ether witn a
elley, assured the visitors that the
heir work in doing tlliS. I¢'Hl‘l‘l'f9 0°
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large nuinher of zrauilcliildrcn and 26
great grandchildren and a large clr-.
armouth welcome would stand thi
st of time.
cle of relatives and friends.
The funeral tfifik P1119? "ll wellner ad
day, July ind, and was very larg€‘iY.‘
Attended' me Service being ¢,,m\,|¢g¢,i_iirst summer school. Yarmouth gave
ut the hoiige and grave by her pas-|i.hc first largi- attendance :ind the first
tm.. Rev, John yr,"-,-ay_ and aj_\ that grant to the school.
was mortal of a loving mother, audi
kind friend was laid to rest in the`ments were made, the lintany, which
iflifton <‘cmetery bi-side her liusliaud in to be a very large class will be
and two ilaiigliters who iweilieceased ig
her some yeare-‘ M10- . _ _
"l~llc,sse<l are the dead, who die \|\
the Lord." ‘
BL M.\lI‘]ll >li'llU()l.
OF Sf'll-I.\'(.`l<1 (il-’lC.\'S
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\'.-\lC\l‘ll"l`H- -lilly 11"'Tl‘“ t"'*"‘ty’ director of Yarmouth, will tnlfb un thi-
ixtli scsi-lion of the summer scliiiiil of , . -
science, has now begulli ht tlie_ol"Hl“
ing meeting, mniiiictcii by -dnyor
, } V _ ‘_ _,_ - P, W come iueet-
Hvoil. till! Ul‘11Clll‘V3_ “_€'_l' "'<“ ‘~ “e _ing came to nn end with the iiatioiinl
come to the liospitiilities and henii- ,mthem_
ties of Yiiriiioiitli, thi- fairest town in ____
the proviiice.
After the address of the mayor. H-
Gniiily read the cxplhniition of the ah-
_ .. ., y nspe or of
sence of Judge PPltf>Il. <‘-lll1ll`lllBf\ ‘ll Police James S. ()'Neil former sin-
thl! SCh00| board alll] of Willard cle scull champion of . Slew Eiigliiiiil,
Kemiiton, siiiiei-visor of \'=1"\\f»\\ll1"iiicii iii his home in viii-iseh mei
schools. _ 'night of ii complication of disciisi-u_
MF. K€IHl>U1"'l1H-"¢ several 1"'-“Vest” I-le was 58 years old.
ing items of the schools under his!
charge, and advised ull the teachers,
to avoid professional ruts, not to he
self-centered to mix with the worlill
ami keep their eyes .uit-.ii. lsecluded women in India.
B_ f;_ [mu-_ M_ PN no-1-iiliniez-teil thi.-_
school on its good looks, .~i;.okc rn Convention was lately held in Tn.-
Lbe responsibility of ieii.:1i¢"< iiitd ns-(coma, with 148 voting women pres
sured the school that ‘i'armouth-ent. Good roads have more to do
would put itself out to give the vial-_ \
tors fi good time, -
President starratt replied to the
dresses. He spoke of the great
'aineron, who was a member of the
Some necessary business announce-
ivndiicted by G, B. Recd, S, B., of
Harvard, instructor at the .Lowell in
stitute and at I-li-irvard; the 1.oolog,,
instructor will he Professor Perry of
Acadia university; Professor Bigelow
will teach hoth chemistry and |ihy
sfcs this year, owing to Miss Bnxter'i~;
illness ‘\fr Grant manual trainin
unrli until she can come.
After Mr. Hi>oil’s song, Ilcaresl
Hi-nrt by illaiti the el
FORMICR ('I-IAMPIONIIEAD.
BOQ'f‘i)\' Jul ll-I ct
JUST A MINUTE.
We are told there nre 145,000,000
The first Wmnan`s Good Roads
vith good liousekcepiiig than many
Mrs. H. A. Nickerson fli'lii4lit»2\l *hcl 'J ' ""_°" """ 3
TO THOSIS WHO
I
_ Pniiixfed l
*Uuiistiun
Y Olothes line breaks and
yn‘:IiP€v!lieli ‘i)i:lllls in the MUD what do 3'0"
any 1, To putit mildly its unp enlant. ll,
meaiiii extra labor. extra time, extra soull-
and coal house all iiiussed up another-
dlfllinvriid all such let us du your flat
work. Your goods are carefully l\“Y\dl€'ll.-
cleiiiilywanhed nicely ironed nromptly.
returned if intriisted to UH.
'l'e|iip|ioiia isi and our team will call
A. F. Webster
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We will r»-Lurii your moucy if l
you do not think Vinol has ln-lpi-il
you after tzilginiz oiic bottle. l)un‘i
this-ueani fair.-
VINOL
Docs You Good or
Costs You Nothing
A Real Cod Liver Tonic
Wilhoui Oil
This delicious Cod Liver :ind
Iron l‘onic is a wonderful hod.v
builder and strength creiiior _for
feebln old peonle, delicate child-
ren _weak women. all i'un down
conditlonii. 'especially after sick-
ness :ind for chronic coughs. colds
and bronchitis. Try i on Our
(iuiirantee.
E. A. Foster
Vinol Agent
Central Drugstore
- 'Sunnyside.
---gi
-7,,,,,i¢ wink. ‘_  ‘
promote the b education of
amen and toenbplunent the work
to Sodatms
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»eolarshiPS. 09]! univ¢rMty gradu-
ghew senatca -at naiyq1£tj`  llig-
ihle for membership. ` ~
mate, there an 400,008 women self-
aupvortinl. In .the city of Toronto
mere are between 35.000 and 40-
ories, and between 40,000 and 45,-
e away from home boarding and
e Same state of things is in
ery city and large town in the Do-
iiiion.
2 
JULY CIR(‘l7LAR.
Charlottetown, P. E. I.,
July iiitii, 1512.
The weather during the last month
has been too dry for the favorable
growth of crops. The total rainfall
limollnttd to 1.71 inches. The first
week of June was very showery, the
second fine and cool with a lot of
north west wind blowing. There was
ii". very heavy rainfall on Monday,
June 17th, The last half of the
month was fine and warm with the
exception of sunday, the doth, which
was cold and showery. Up to the
time of writing, July has been very
warm and dry, light showers how-
ever fell on the evenings of the 8th,
and 9th. A heavy fall of rain i.s bad-
ly needed. Pastures are beginning to
be pretty bare. The hay crop will be
"Eff much l19l0W average and weedier
than usual. There is very little of last
year’s crop left over, so that it willi-
iikely be very dear. Quite a lot of
oats and peas will be cut green and
R°¢¢nr.ly a branch _of the Alberta
Womsirs A ' was organised
f the various university boards hy
ales and the Div!!! of mhyl I  _
iii canada. putcinen sv. ¢ icwwsiii
ii-3-p-_-__.
WHEN ‘Y
mviding high school and university '
Pork and beans make a. opu-
lar dish where DAVIE ’ are
-served. Their finer flavor is
evident with the first taste.
The beans are mealy and
whole-never mushy.
Order a tin to-day. wituau 
, 7 pun
__ BEANSV
9   DAV IE S       
Plain Pork and Beans - gnly _thethehoiceitf pllinipgll _ ' 
Pork and Beans withTomat_o Sauce eans .__ 97°" Y 5 ea '_ ` __
Pork and Beans wiiii ciiiii sauce ;<;°;<§': ‘£22 QE-Pa1l°  ' 
- £1522;  _- _ them.  them for breakfast;
' luncheon or dinn_€!- _
T".  23":-::|'," their davor is delicious.
Q
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look healthy. Growth, however, has
not been rapid and the straw is short
for the season of the year. The dry
weather is beginning to effect the
colour.
Potatoes have come up well, and
are making rapid growth. The Pota-
to Beetle is very plentiful. A consid-
made up into hay. All kinds of grainl
C1 '~___ _ ___ '
ernhle amount of Arsenate of Lead
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will be used this year instead of fruits. The dry .weather is however Bllwll 005- P" h““d"@‘l nm' $2-00 `~
Paris Green, ’1'urnlps,_ where sown shortening the crop of strawberries. Wheat. INF 1\“"‘l1`Fd lbs- i-» $215
early are 'doing_well. The, cut worm Weeds ai-scoutfnuing to spread. the P°¢5f°°S» hwgtggnliied "mi - ' 
is making. great dmtruction among Driisent sewoirhas bw" "HY f“"0"lH“y' P" “n ’ 33
those sown`...lat.s,r..It is reiiorted to- ai? for them. . _ rstmwé gg' hllndragnlilizh nm S5315
be cutting eiisn persian:  -» ii , kinds oi live swck ff" S°°"" . BM f" °',,,p°,§,,,d 11,.. ' szziii
There is a fair; setting of apples,- and dear. The following are the mar- ,B1ltt¢‘F. D01' d ‘Zn » 'A5
plums and cherries and an abundant ket prices, for July 10th, 1912:- i I‘»ggS.bD€\‘_ 0 0; boxes for _,Lo
setting ,of strawberries and hushiwhite oats, per hundred lbs, $1-91 Straw °""°“~  ,,
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llammiicks
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I A h`g New Stock just opened.
'Dl'¢ct from the FACTORY
in rf1l,l.ADRLPHIA.
Beiiuliful Colors, large size,
Strong Material.
See our “big value $i.oo
HAM MOCK
riucns ur 'ro 9.50
1-:/icii. _
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Iewelry
Our line of Souvenir
Jewelry include: many
useful and appropriate
articles bearing eitlisr the
Oanadian or P ovinuial
cost of arniu-ifeligitfli
nonvenirsofatr p this
Province.
The line includes wo-
men'|_ iihlrt waist nan,
men‘1uhlrt setmbroocliss
hat p nl.booI¢ Ivrrkamarll
canes, trayl. obs nd
Iv-any other ar¢icles.m§afl
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0§§_|¢,,f_<;§_ Great Sale 9 of White Wear onesglgek
_______  At S. A. McDonalds oniy '°_[l____;Y_
I----- -- White Wear Sale----
Our annual sale of .white wear begins this Morning." The great-
est collection of white goods ever shown under one roof in this prov- 1
e .
only ’ one Wee 0"'
ince. The danticst collection, fresh from two_of the .leading whit
wear factories in the Doinliiicn, and ru`ade specially for us. This sale
is bound io excite interest’ in as ‘ much as the prices here quoted are
| the lowest ever offered on this little Island. For siile at less than
the actual cost of the material, io say iiolhing for flie liiue spent in
l the inaiiiifaciuriiig of the gnrnieiits.
i
.murine-
Skirts
80c- for 6-lc
98 “ 76
“ 98
1.65
1.95 “.
2.10 " 1.64
Nicely finished with iorcli-
ion lace and iiisertioii also
iiinimed with val lace iunll
the newest and latest ideas
known iii ihc iiinnufaciure of
white wear.
1.28 °'
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' C _ t Covers
G°"’"S ii°'i§§ lor. iiii
80c for 631: 35 .. 26
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sis “ is io
s so 
1.25 95 60 _
1.98 iss 98 _
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Wiili liandsoinely enibroid- ‘ li ' -
ered yokes of val lace. Slip- `  lamp n1`_;Q§mem
l “Vers with short Sleeves and embracing all the ideas usual-
linndsoine embroidered yokeg .` ly found in ii co_i_n|»lc-ie mid
containing all the latest an “pm dam Stock of Conm Cow
newest American ideas. en
Drawers
25c for l9c
35 “ 24
50 “ 39
90 “ 78
1.25 “ 98
' Drawers finished wlih val
lace und frilled, nicely em-
broidered :incl tucked rlces
from 25c to $i.25. Ai zo p. c.
discount.
F aiicy A prons
Daliiiy, fnncy aprons wllli
and without liihei ranging iii
prices from 30 io q5c at 20 '
p. c, dlscount.‘ -
Chi`ldren’s
5 Underwear
Sp::i:il lin: prices, and
white wear in all in nl] sizes,
- a full iissorinieiit um during
At 20 p. c. disco ,me week
Princess Slips
- 1.2510 3.50
al 201  c-  white- wear sale,
. only. '
Wash Suits
, F or Boys
ing all-ihellngeiiulty possessed '
~ _ Chlldrcn's wash suits: No
by the inanufnciute of ladies' ' mm-e worry in Sewing for the
little chaps. We have been
able to overcome this dif-
i ficuliy. We are now selling
wash suits at 'rieesthnt on
Tea Aprons would have top pay for ,the
material aloue,not considering
the time and worry iisually
spent in the making of these
suits lil prices per suit 9oc,
L15, 1.50; 1.65, 1,85, a,'oo,
‘ 2,25 a_cd 2 85. We challenge
, _,Qny;‘l|_oi;se anywhere to com- ~
_ple e with ihese prices iui they
Nicely trimmed with em-
broidery nrid val lnceicontiiin-
high class while wear'
A dainty collection of all
the newest ideas in this -line
ranging in prices at -wc-to
1 do goiiig iiow at-:_o p. c,‘
d1.'  .- iw. '  - '
'  _ . M,  gryaeaghgyqweiiégqqgg in the
Dress Ginghams .
at 20 p. c. dis. ` at 2
Every yard of Dress Gingham in mir
store is to be 'cleared out this week at' a
straight discount of zo p. 'c ,lt ailoidii _a__spl_ei:-
did opportunity of securing these materials
this early in the season just in
hot weather.
- Every lain):
the Great*
i_‘ ' " .
Miislins
0 p c. dis.
. ~ We have lef_ in stock (40) piecrs of
dress miisliiis raugng ln prices from iliclo
3oc per yardfwhich will he cleared out this
week also at a' straight discount of 20 p. c.
We arlvisc.y'oix,to he on hand as early as poa-
aible as we imagine there will be something
.doing in 'the `iita15le department when this
sale is going nn. .
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time  the
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..p.,--.c....dis.  l  i
,d'is__of 2_0 p, . .cf
,_ jwaists m
in sizes
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