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TH
GUARDIAN?
Bathing
Caps
Now is th e
g o o d bathing
time and you wi l
require at nice
bathing cap. We
have a limited
stock of n i c e
ones in red or
l1€.
Rubber Garter
also in red
blue
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A comparatively small
number of Hamilton
Watches are made every
year. Their extrcme ac~
curacy and fine adjust-
ment forbids making
them in large quantities.
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,_ Not only the msn or woman who
` wants a very accurate: watch buys
the Hamilton-but thc individual
who knows about watches iisunll
demands the Hamilton. \Vc sell
supply tl Hamilton movement for
yzur present watch case. All sizes
_ men and women.
; G. H. Taylor
' Jeweler & Optician
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Managing Editor  ......J.R. Burnett
Lv which either to advocate or to op
__`__&_v_______ p0g¢_ _get t|us_uu,. the danger ever __m_ea,__|\~-itli the congregation having acccpt_
WATER Uur attention has been directed-_eniug each one bf us. lzgdolfzitcfu to sun springs' Picton
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equally enthusiastic opponents of
question; it may also be admitted
   that on both sides of this as of _in
many other questions many advo-
by a prominent farmer who is, like
ing paragraph in a. recent issue ot
the Canadian Countryman:
“Two years ago in the State of
\\`iscousin a co-operative creaimry
y truck
fur cream-gathering. Not. only did
but it did not compel the dairymen
nt. the far end of the route to get
up vt-ry early to milk their cows,
while at the same time delaying the
delivery of the whole lot. of cream
until a late hour. The work was
done with speed, and for this rea-
son it was better done. But not
only did it gather cream, but it took
the produce to market in a city
some thirty-five miles away, and de-
livered the creamery butter to the
retail stores there, thus getting at
least two middlemen’s profits safely
delivered eggs, poultry, vegetables,
and fruit, and brought home on thc
return trip advantages of city buy-
ing of supplies. Since that time the
dcbted for this paragraph resides in
i_°d. and that the lungs of tho health-
' the automobile. It is freely admitt-'lest adults show healed-up spots
TUESDAY' "thy 14' mu' ed that there are two sides tothe ‘_WlJ0l'° the disease has started. This
means that, at some time or other
his l_ife, everybody has been in
dancer, and that the disease has
TUDAY- cateaand many opponents are iniiu. been arrested because the conditions
Citi MnKls‘trata's Court, 9 a. m. weed by personal .considfratious for its devolcpmmt wer” “Ot favor'
Iiruunuiiuu Cuurguu Iuuuuy ,.e_ rather than by the principle of the able. To make the conditions for
sumes, Summerside Court. House, 11 greatest good to the greatest num- tuberculosis unfavgraiue should bu
_~ _ ber. In initiating upon these rospec- the aim of' everybody. Sunlight
D P_:"°*' h“1""“"‘l Theatre- ‘-30 ““d9't.ive reasons, _ for or against, the f '
p,_0,,lc»u Theutrm 145 and 9 p_ m_ possible results are lost sight of.!;nutr1rnent are the deadly foes of
This is not a wholesome way iii_tubcrculosis. As individuals and as
- communities wc 'ought ucvor to for-
Wlll HW, Cleanliness, and adequate
Time. H't. ,,.,,,,y of his renew farmers. mug- _SKEICH 'OF PRESBYIERIAN uiirbor North was st- urtttca fr `
gling against that serious handicap, _ cnullcll IN MURUAY HARBOR
scarcity of fam: help-to the follow- ` --
,¢___ ___ (Continued from page 1)
,und Prolessionhnfcliair. Y .\lr,>/vlt'lcl{*i1_y
wus _Yfccnscd ny the Pre.-hytory of 1-,
E. Island and nftor liccusiuc -was np-
uuu induced to bu a motor p0lHt€<l‘ to labor at Wlurrn llurhor
. _ Y ~
His services proving very gcccptafble
___ it do the work cheaper than horses, he was soo" p"`B°»"t'“l Wm] ‘l ‘mu
which -he accepted tunil was ordiiiroj
On the 19th Sent. 1s.i.'». um he lub-
‘orcd for nearly seven years. '1 he
charge was scattered and invo,vcd
‘considerable physical toil, which tolli
upon Mr. McKny’s ihculth. (Jn t.hc
10th of July, 186|, lie resigned His
l0l1al"g0 Was scattered and involved
pastor of St. Duvid's,Ghurch, St.
|John. In four different. congregations
hc spent 43 years in the ministry,
,WGS clerk of two l’rer<by-torics, Moder-
ator of Synod, lu 1889, und received
If-he degrce of D. D. from his ulmu
into the farmers' pockets. In addi- mater in 'R96' The.D°°Dl° in the "nr
Lion to butter and sweet cream, it
led congregations in wluch he luhor-
cd were much attached to him, und
besides discharging ministerial dutivs
and -.performing pastoral visitutifm, he
was active . in \other lines of work,
. _ The unions of 1860, und 1875, receiv-
names of creamcries, co-operative as- udutruug udvucum. (mn, him and he
“°°l“u°“9» and canning factorial’ was u staunch and fearless promoter
” which have installed auto trucks of me t,,m,,e,.uuuu cduu uud wus
are legion. The pneumatic tire is l  e' `
    mukiug guud with the furmun  |_‘E_'-*‘;l'___:; g;?)l_l_|i)wL\___f<irguo§§____§n:ug
____ , i '-
Airy _mea at the __Emcl_ge__cy,, Phe gentleman to whom we are in- _Ohath'am,_N, B., or. the l.'.'t_h oft June
|898, being pastor of.\`t Jolui's
and flippant comment concerning the the midst of one of the most pr0_ ghurch .thirteen ycuru_ ' ,
_ii-gr 0( foreign aggression, says an ressive nd robabl the richest The Rev. Hugh l\lcl\’lilluu succeeded
exchange. continue to appear in the g _ 8 D Y. M” M°K"Y» “mls “'55 l'“l“°¢°d 0 thc
- . “. l
»l.iberal newspapers of this country community of mrmem In the prowtlrth December’ msg' Mr' MCMIHML ffwe “"""l‘l lik” U’ “h"“" 5'0" Um'
The 1 b _ __ _ _ ' iuce. lie informs us that nine or,gruduatc-d,from the Fi-oe Vhuri-_h t:n]_'
A (ggi “it iifm oldonei journal ten men with horses and express leg; Hilmnxi 5" 1860’ "ith tw” Ut-hem
is copio y ano cr an g ven a - 'nn was ordained as t: e first pastor
place of prominence, as if the \\'riter::ragg€hns_acr€ engssed in haalillg ml? ‘~0Vf=*` thi' “GW °0_“l~'|`0I-¥1\7§i‘1II _ "f (Hyde
had just arrived from Delphi after 0 . e a Dry' c opera 0 0 _ Riv°r"‘"d B""mgm'.' 1" |"`61‘ H” "t`
_ _ ' cupies a large portion of the fore- tended his first. meeting of .\'_\~noi| the
rgnsllltntxon ‘nth _the Qmclc' A se” noon and necessitates me milking 0| yr-ur alter the union of 60, which was
tion of the Canadian Liberal press is cows in the remote parts of the diS_ ,held ut Old Cluilmcrs tihiiroh, ||nltf,,\~
indulging itself in a. smile of insoi- __ __ I __ k _ th the late Rev._Dr. Smith, Upper Stew-
l cnt scorn. “The spirit. sir, is one nc ,M em y as (our 0 Cac "' e iiwkv helm? m0ll€fi\iUl‘- Mr- McMillan
_ _ _ morning' in hot. weather much of the was ordained 53 ycnrs ago, nd wus
of mockery. Ihe Liberals of lang- ilk is il d . ,_ It -. th ,_ ft ~" F
l
' n t . »
_and are not so merry ;r_i______de_____s_p_i_T _comin __:au_;iat, _;_u;'ol_\;_i__n_g_ e pas or o wo co grega ions or   ‘S
Mr' Asquith and Mr' Lloyd alone Thvii there is the ex ones of l V _“J THIS 
. . I) .
G f itl t: t. . L'k ' 
i»:;r§;ntnr;vii:0..p;;isstcirftlilr ni; ‘he '“°“ “"“ the “’“‘“° “"‘° “'° 0°- 1~i»\NDY. I-n1I»i‘rlfI»
y ing work that could he dons more _ f No Person (inn Afiord to llc With-
 _ un, they had hoped that Mr. Andrew QV
I
;- To Investors in the
Fox lndustry
Throughout the
United States
An excellent chance is off-
ered to get in with a good
reliable company of Ameri-
cans now building ranches
on P. E. lslard. _
1 For further particulars
write the
'_' Boston Oflice of Bay
I State Fur Farms,
Room 76, 45 Bromfield St.
l th S
pared to justify every penny of ex-
‘penditiira on the grounds of national
fence against air-craft. Each of
these towers is to be armed with tv-o
quick-firing guns.
Docs the Canadian Liberal party
.imagine that these expenditures are
racy, or because of an incapacity for
thrift? llas not Mr. Lloyd George
said that he needs thc money spent
. _ Boston, Mass.
on defence for social betterment?
Why then does he not take it? Ile-
? sumis <
'fs'rAvs:n'1'.-AtAmiisrst, N. s.. on
Saturday, July llth, 1914., to Mr.
and`Mrs. E. P. Stavsrt, a son. _
LOOKINI; FOR A SAFE HARBOR
-FOR OCEAN FLIGHT.
ST. .l0HN'S, Nfi'd. July 1l.--Ac-
sqmpanfed -by Finance Minia-
Qgr Cgwhln and Pl'c9ldlnt Raid
ot the Reid Newfoundland
Company, Walker, Airman Porte's
rrpreseiitative, visited all the points
on the southern shore to look over
that section of the coast fn order to
find a suitable starting place for the
flight of Lieut. Port,s,~ across the
Atlantic. For the purpose it necess-
itates tbe nndfng of a simlf hay or
cover where there is a beach, so that
the ship could be constructed and
floated in a_fsw fset of water. It is
also necessary that the plsee chosen
be protected from the wind and open
out direct to the ocean so-that there
will hs so obstruction to hamper the
movements of the ship ln rlsinv from
the wafer. ~
Uf ail points they visited, Walker
sesrns to favor Caps Broyle. The sel-
sttfonlof the sits will be made after
oon&rfng with Llsut. Porte. who will
p|'oha|»l_\' arrive next- week.
.squadrons that plunge around tha
stuntly making reports to tho For-
British treasury can provide. Can-
ada has enjoyed a hundred years of
It was preserved to the British
crown by force. lt has enjoyed pesos
by forcc- the force of the resistless
seven seas bearing the white easign
nt the stern of every ship. If the
safety' 1" is “n°°““°°d “Iso that tian Selcncc Monitor of Boston n
the Government find it necessary to .
urect a series of towers about the_tu,.y Burnett of the wiucuusiu Buuk_
coast of the British Isles as a de-_
I
inadc to satisfy a nervous aristoc-,tuuue muchines about $uu_uuu_00u_».
is it persistent mid- constant danger-,There was Present lor the occasion s
to British sovereignty on sea and _squadron of British warshlps under
land. lf these are not thc rcasons:\'iC°'Admlml WBf|`¢"d°f~ The 0P°'|~ /
the Defence Budget is a vast, stupcn-,ins ceremony over, the Hohvnwllern
dous folly, and the Government is hoisted tho St. Gcorge's Cross, while
composed of out-patients of Bod- the llrltlsh ships dew the German
lam. flag. Then the Emperor visited Ad
Yet Canadian Liberal newspapers miral Warrender on the flagship.
shoot out the lip in the valor of lg- Many citizens of Kiel also paid
tnoranca and make marry nver it dan- visits to the British warshlps. 'l`ho
would hc ctlccterl by the use of an
t-inngc cm. o the British Gov- auto truck instead 0,, the present _ __ ‘_
ernment, I.iberal,` Radical, and Pa- method of hauling would be $550 '{‘ ga* bush. _
,in f, 1, ¢ dm <1 h belt 1, i ~ ` when it eouiea to tlictiimnrii-.ii-iiitil
‘ ° Y "‘ “" ‘"‘ Y " 9 in that one district alone, in audi- |,t c,,,,u,_ ,,,,,,,, ,,, ,,,,,, of ,,,u,,c_ ,,,,,u
"°°"di"g °" th" "'“'y fm °°““"“°` tion to the marketing fsvllit-ies for the student mm the busy mun~ihs
flon and maintenance the lar est ”
_ - ‘ s 1 _
` 5 butter, eggs, cream, thc. refcrrcd to ‘ a   'book at lmnd,on the desk, or tliiit
sum ever laid out for defensive pur- in the paragraph above quoted 'may be may hem in we hand, is the
poses in a twelve-month. And Mr. ~ | fl l°l 'ffl-l `
In corroboration of the popularity
Asquith announces that he is pre' of the auto in Wisconsin which is
one of the finest agricultural States
iu the union, we and in the chris-
statement made recently by Socra-
crs' 'Association to the effect that
"the number of nutomobilcs in Wis-
consin has.passed the 50,000 mark,
which at an average of $1,200, nc-
cordlng to figures furnisncd hy
bankers, makes the total cost. of
From the above it will be seen
that, in other countries, the auto has
other uses than scaring horses and
ruining roads and roadside vegeta-
The Emperor William of Germany
ger which demands all the vfgllanceisams day the Czar was dining Ad-
of which British stntssnianshfp is mfrsl Beatty and the captains of the
capable. and all the money that theltlrst battle cruiser squadron now ln
er, and better than the people of ws
Europe. Canada was won by force. ‘°' ‘
%_
How’s This ?
lmdllilnsd have known P. I. Cheeky
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ohlllstlens msds lf!
W
A M/tlvnv
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‘ . out, the .\‘t.i\ndurd Work l’r:ictit~ully
Uarnc ie had abolished war. 'l'h quickly nm" therefore' better by one iuvvrwiu _ - `
_ ig th _ t __th eyt man with an auto truck. (lur farmc;
,itrct vc e ren fac s wi anger- me d can to th ,_ th in t
t
-but. find thcmselpes helpless to n ma B a e suv g ha
.-gift.
gum %
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You hear these words every-
where, and the thought they
contain should ‘be heeded par-
ticularly by bank depositors.
Since 1882 we have provided
the public with a safe place for
their money. Our Reservelfund
oi $11,000,000 is new 188% of
our Paid-u£_Cspitsl and we con-
stantly ma tain adequate hold-
ings of Cash Assets. We invite
Savings Accounts, large and smell.
The Bank of 2°
Nova Scotia
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ISLAND BRANCHES `
(ji, I tt \ - Sunimerslfr
rnuso tho trained observers in the  Altgrfenlavlfasq 
British diplomatic service are con- ->- vm°"‘ ' V . ’
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.-.gn uma.. nm..." the sentiment. the other ny. on hoard the royal ‘ 
Elmsdlls and his file
tfful residence is aces
on the Intercolonlsl
much acceptance
labored in both
from Murray Harbor on
1866.
On the 15th Jan.
Stephen G. Lawson
Over a period of live
torate extended and
prosecuted his labors.
Aug. 181| his deniision of.
was accepted and for some
sat in the editorial, chair wielding
the pen of n vigorous writer. He lata-
ly passed away. from earth inthe
North West, where he -had gone to ro-
slde with n member of his faintly.
| On the 18th Jan. 1876. Rev.-"Ernest
S. Bayne was ordained. For more
than eight years he ministered wit.
acceptance to ii beloved people, and
was .transferred on the 28¢t~h of April.
1884 -to Middle Musquodiohoit and hc-
camc the successor to the venerable
Rev. Dr. Sedgwick. His is now the
pastor of lllabou congregation.
The Rev. Alex Roulston, who bud
been 8 minister of tht' Reformed Pros-
byterian (‘-hurch was inducted on the
5th of_ Feb. |885. Ou the 30t.l\ of
'J\ine,1.‘49l, he served his connection*
l On the 31st of March 1891 Milrruv
p om
lilurray Harbor -`\`outh, and a new
congregation was formed. 'l`ho Rev.
Ewen Gillis was inducted into the
charge of ;\lurrny Harbor South, on
the 3rd May 1892. Littl'c.Santls and
Murray Rivcr were afterwards added
to this congrcgution, and placed uu-
der the care of Mr. Gillis. Alter 12
years service he removed to llurncy’s
River, Picton (‘o., where he wus sci-
txlcd on thc 20th Sept. 12:04. llc was
succcoilcd by the licv. S. D. Mcl‘l\co
on the 25th August, .l='-Ol :iud wus
tmnslutcd to liclfiiut 27th Nov. 1900.
(ln Muy 30th, 1007, Ylev, A, .l_ Mc-
\`cill was inducted, 'und is still thc
pastor.
The next pastor settled over Mvr-
rny Harbor North, alter Mr. :toul-
ston's removal ‘wits the Rev. Alex
l\Ving. Mr. King was received from the
Prcsliyteriiin 'Church of Euglunud in
Oct. |893, and wus iuductcd on the
l-ith Nov.1893. He rcnsiinctl iiutil
thc 30th Sept. 1-*'94, ‘When his resig-
nation was accepted. Rev. J. il. Unm-
cron succccdeil hiin,~i|,nd wus iniIut'tv.'d
on the 21st August, 122071. After ii
short ministry of 15 months Mr. Cum-
srou pussoo nwiiy from mirth on the
ltith of April 1897. Rev. John Gillis
was inducted on August 17th, |807,
and rieiziittctl Illst Dec. 1900 Jtev. D,
J, Mrllonuld was settled 8th of (ict.
1901, rcmo\'cii16th of Sept. 1902. HGV.
Andrew Gray wus the next; in success-
ion iudut:lcd on the Rth Nov. 1005
:intl resigned on the 29th June, 1913.
Mr. Gruy has now retired from :retire
work und thc congrei,‘.\tiou is vucnnt.
.__..____.i*._
supplies for your bath room, for we
know we have good quality nt low
cost. We can offer you some unusu-
n.lly good values. Sine our imtli
brushes, 50r., 75c., $1.00 :ind $2.00,
hath sprays $1.00 und $1.50 :intl our
hnth stioiiges ut -$1-50 to $3.00 Mc*
Kiunou Drug Co., (lorncr Grout
Gcorge nntl licnt ‘»'*.s. fvltl.
Given .\\\ ay.
A bool: in the hand is wortli two
on the shelf, is as true us that ii
hird in thc hand is worth two in thu
ian y 1 p cm rt and npprcciiited.
! The (_`om.'\rt-.lu-naive Stnntlnril llic-
tionary with Atlns matic hy Fuiikw
_Wiignalls (`-onipany for our piwwticril-
ily free distribution, is just that
handy, indispcnt-mble thing. It should
' he in thc office of nvcry business-inmi,
nud within his cusy roach, as olso
uithin the reach of cvcry student.
;\`r» person who uses words, with
tongue or pen, run ullord to be with-
out it. Its rules for spelling und
;piinctiintion; its plain tlircctmms
nhout cnnipfiiinilitig nnd ciipitnlizn-
tion; its iironuntriutions and its oth-
er dintingiiisliinu ft‘1\t.urcs, ull ueukc
it thc one inilisptinsnlilc voluuac for
business, in tht- oflirr, in clnn=~1roo:|~.s,
in tho liousc.
Six coupons convnnnd if., with ou-
ly ninety-eight cents expense pity-
nicnt, to cover cost of transporta-
tion and handling, Examine it nt.
our Premium llonartmnut., and see
what a marvelous hook ii: ln, fn ex-
tent of information, in its beauty
of print and binding, in genuine
_value. _ 3362-7-10Ml€tt.
_ ,_ _ ._
:ind actions of foreign Governments Ylicht H0ll°l1z01l°l""» f0l`m8“Y,0D°“'  ' ' '
ara knnwn in London. Because thsreifcfl the MW l0Cll Of U10 KlBl C6081-
' ' - - a
‘°‘u'2f“»°.‘21°£Il.”.t‘.'a"ia“!l’f‘ -.-i-bargains in every item
`ti
Hot Weather
When you are lookin for real i
izood values in hot weaglier hard- |
‘ ware, you make no mistake in i
coming here first. _ ‘
Note these _special values we
can offer you in
_ u l ice cream freezers garden tools
po.” an some crippled mtcnects Weoffer0ne Hundred Dollars Reward for any l8Wl1 fl’l0WCl'8 SCTCCU d00!'9 -
deduce from that happy circumstance ¢,,, ,,¢|_~.,¢,n-|, 0,., Cum; in ¢,m,| by }|.|r, rden hoes screen wire
‘the conclusion that we are wiser,san- °*'*""C“'°~ a '
r. 1. culmsr a co. raises. 0. / gaying wot; gil gtovgs
_ _ 2 F°e_iineH.& Chandler
WHY
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As zi
you like _ _   _
Chamois   Gloves?
_ They are one of the most _
‘ popular lines we carry- _ _. _ , _
_ _ _ th rt and dr-*ssl* in `8DP€3f&_¥lCP--_ `
 Ilgii-ziglticsiz thg' :giiesliniizh readily hs cotton and if a little
care is exercised they will look better after' repeated wash-
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We should like you to know of two excellent lines of Chamois
Gloves at a Moderate Price ‘ ' 1
No. 1-A fine French skin that has been treated with oil so
that it is soft and pliable; white onlv   .........__l.25
No. 2-A firmer, heavier vveiglic in natur:il..... .  98c
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Lovely Furniture for The Home
_BUSINESS MAY BE DULL-BUT-the demand for Patons
surface Oak and Mahogany l'uruit'ure, for from being affected by
he general depression, is steadily increasing. You can brighten
up your home and materially zidd io your comfort with a few
pieces of Patons furniture. .
' We specialize in Imitation Oak :ind Mahoizzitiy. ’1`_hey’i”e"€'6
the real flung" that it mites :ui expert t_o tell the difference.
good mvcstincnt, try ri few pieces of furniture from Patons.
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At some time or other '
what mam liasn’t owned _a T
suit which wrecked his '
patience every time he
donned it for the reason 
that it didnt fir, didnt
mirror his personality,
didn’tsh0w the class, care and correct-_
ness which can only result from having
one’s clothes designed and tailored by
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expert craftsmen.
“The Haberdashe/ry” '
line of clothing is designed and tailored .
by experts. Our intention is to keep the
quality up however small the profits.
Try us for your next suit. __,,.
'Prices $10.00 up
~ The New Clotluera
Henderson & _ Cudmore
Gates Old Stand, Sunnyside
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