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Port Robinson, Ont., July 8th,1915.
“\\’e have used “Fruit-a-tives” in
our house for over three years and hrivo
llways i`oun`d them a good medicine.
Our lillle girl, Hal/l`¢, runs troubled wil/4
lEi'rlm»_y Dlsrase. The Doctor said sho
was threatened with ilropsy. llcr limba
and body were all swollen and we he-gun `
Lothink shecould not livr. lfinlilly, we
decided to` try “Fruit a-il\'i.‘.»~", .\`/re
b`}ga`ri lo :flow i'mproz'nn.ml a/`l_arrr'c kizd
g'1'reF{,/ur .zffw tablets. ln a short time,
the swelling had all gone flown and llcr
llcsh began to look more natural. Now
glib i's the /ical/hint /me in I/ie/Zunlly
and has o_o signs of the olll ailment.
Wu can not say too much for “ Fruit-.1-
liyea "' and would never be without
them "_
- ` __ WTLLIAM WARREN.
f50c. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size, 25o. l
At 'liil dealers or sent postpaid on
rfxeiptof price by Fruit I-tivesLimii.ed,
Otiurl.
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Cemetery Lettering
-l am now prepared to do monu-
mental lottering in zinv cemetery on
tho Island at reasollable prices. Call
or write. -
' wi ins g00<i,ih<~. lilsclpllneiliaitnem
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. W. G. TINNEY, _
_ “__ 43 Pasmore bt.
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Professional Cards
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171 Great George Si.,--Phono Con-
' ` ncction. _
Manufacturer of all kinds of fine
hair goods, including, Toupees 'and
Wigs.
llair dressing. Manicuring, Sham-
poqlng, singering.
s74,ll,rMimo.
Dr. J. P. McGrath
.Corner of Prince and
_ Sydney Strects
Physician and Surgeon
Office "Hours: 9 to ll, I to 4
p. m. and 7.50 to 8.30 p. m.
Telenhone No. 632
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WARBURTON G. SHAW.
Barrilsters, Attorneys, Notary Pub-
llc,` Etc., Solicitorg for Canada Hank
Association. Bank of Montreal, Can-
ada, Permanent Mortage Corpora-
"on,
 S. Hessian
Barrister, Solicitor,
Notary Public, &c.,
.- MONEY T0 LOAN.
_ Montague, P. E. l.
|884-I-llhltf.
I. D. STEWART
Barrister. Solicitor and
- Notaray Public
0m_oo Nownon lock, Churlottotown
Brunch Office, Goorgttown
Mons to Loan on Real Eltnts
anvil-to-lxlltf.
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- Dr. Clift
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CURATIVE _TREATMENT by the
month ia advance, Victoria Hotel.
Charlottetown. P. E. I.. Canada.
QFFIC HOURP. ll to Il dolly. or
by _hppointmont at rosidonoo.
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MORBON G. DUFFY
lui-rlutoro and Attorneys
Solicitor: for Royal Bank of Canada
MQNBV T0 LOAN.
llttltf. them by His Majesty #ill never be
' tarnished hv an acl of theirs, but
will be cherished as one of their most
valued possessions, as an emblem oi
what -all good Railway men desire to
give- "Good and Faithful l~lefrvlce."
McLEOD & BENTLEY
_ W. E. lontloy, K. C.
hrrilotor and Attorneys-at-Low
. _ Molloy to Loon.
dflloo--Bunk of N. 8. chambers, l
onuiaiuwn. in ll. l. HON"-
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ml.:AN A mxlnnou spoke lnlslly. mining "ell “nd ln-
,|."-|.q¢,. Ano;-n¢y.¢¢.|_gw proprinte addresses:
'Bank Building, Charlottetown
 om ()n|rd||n Omoo, Pro- have served faithfully for twenty tivo
' P. I. I. years and upwards in their respective
woo Block, Cliarlottotown,
marie a fitting response. thanking
those who had used their good offices.
F . - - - -
Keeper. Mr. Alex A. McDonald. Dist-
. 1'-uesonlv - -
AERIAL LEAOUE8- Mr. Hynd-
man, President of the Aerial League
advises the Guardian that he has ln-
structons from Headquarters, Toron-
go ,to wire the names of any Candid-
ates for Cadetshlp ln Royal Flying
Corps, and trallsportntion to Toron-
i0 will be immediately sent -the candi
date. The ago is 18 to 25 for the Roy-'
al Flying Corps, and 19 to 40 for
Equipment Officers. Dr. S. R.
Jenkins is the examining Medical Of-
ficer at Charlottetown.
GRAPHIC lAESCRIPTIONS.- The
Guardian is indebted to Mr. Fred. L_
Rilgers of Alberion, now on li visit to
Montana, for newspapers giving' an
account of the recent firo in the
Spot-ulaior liilnc in which li number
Of llwvlv rl:-'l--lwd-a report or which
has already appeared in The Guar-
dinn. There is also a typical southern
accouiii of a cyclone which swept
over tho country. a dry or two pre-.
Vi0US~ t0 Mr. Rogcls' visit. Here it is.
“\Villiam Soda, u iarniel ami not an
author, was an eye witness of thc
recent tornado that made a wreck of
his home. A Star reporter asked him.
‘l-low long did the storm last'." ‘Fei-
1ei'.‘ he replied, ‘I zlon`t believe she
worked more than two minutes, but
while .elle worked she worked like
hell"
ln thc death of Henry Gallant
which cccurreii Thursday, Souris
,loses one of hir promising young
YI10l1.11n<i by l.\if= death sorrow is fell
li_\- many liearls. The friends wllo
illli-\v him in lilo, cull ul\vu_vs recall
the sweet di:;pi.~.iitloli and loving
wayn he had; rl-ady io give his time
and aid to any of his friends \vho
nr.-eiied it. They will often think of
him. lt is impossible to relieve' grief
with words. -We bow in sorrow for
his loss. feeling thai while the ripen-
cli fruit may be gathered. it is un-
kind llliit the b.:d should be taken
away bcfofvi it luis even the c-pportun
ity to unfold into the blossom. ln
the way of nature fruit falls, and so
do blossoms and buds. and this is
DP-rlliips best and in. t he taking off of
this one we -accept the cross and bear
lt. believing thai. the bud will _vet
blossom :inn heal' fruit, in L he angel-
lanll. \vllith<\l‘ the spirit of llenry
Gallant has flown.
A lender. clingiing vine interwoven
in sween memories from tho hour
the angel first gave him his home; a
senile spirit of llgni that nlticd in
and .nit like a gleam of sunshine.
lic has laiil his hurdmi down. We
can hardly reconcile ourselves to
tho thought thai others should take
them lip, and yet the flltllre many rc-
l y he in this- lie goes out into the
linknowli and all is blank. lie loaves
his labor _here unfinished. and others
must carry ic- completion the work
work which -he has begun. All seems
wrong, ant. we i'efuse to lie comforted
and _vet who shall say ii is not best?
By!-.ileen himselfand where we stand
hangs a curtain beyond which, wisely
we cannot, in his life see: But we can
hnpe and helicvi-_ And as in nature
there is not de-aih, as Faith tolli; us.
our brothel' is not dead but in Heav-
en. His borly in dead but his soul
lives. We gat-her today to mourn for
the departure of a friend whom we
shall never see again in this life, bllt
we liave__fa.ith rliai. we shall meet him
in Hcaven.land the eye that shone so
brilliantly and the volcn that addres-
sed us so kindly and tile hand that
grasped our own so cordially, will a
gain welcome us io the other shore.
ln heartfelt sympathy for you in
your great loss. l am.. James A.
' Gallant.”
An interesting ceremony took place
in the Railway Station Assembly Hall
Charlottetown lari week. when Supt.
(lrady presented the imperial Service
Medal to nina former employees of
the Railway. Tllis .medal is awarded
by His Majesty the King for lung and
faithful service. There was a large
attendance at the i’u1.\ction,both of pre
sent and former railway employees.
Supl. Grady in making the formal
presentation, saidz-
(lentlcmen:--Wo are assembled to-
day in order to carry out the com-
mands of His M-ajesty, the King, in
presenting our late co-workers;
lilcssrs:-
R. Dougiln, Engine`rnan, Charlotte-
town.
James Essery, Section Foreman, Ken
silngton. °
Thomas Glilan. Blacksmith. Char-
lotteiown.
Frank Gillis, Locomotive Clsnerl
Cape Traverse.
Patrick McCloskey, Bollerm-aker,
Charlottetown.
Hugh McLeod, Extra Gang Fare-
man. B'-adaibane.
Peter Oliver. Tool Inspector, Char-
lottetown. _
John McPherson. Fltter, Charlotte-
town.
Clias. E. Simmons, Painter. Chaniot
tctowm-
with "llnperial Si-rvice Medals."
l'm also instrllcted by our General
Manager that -this should be done in
the most fitting and appropriate rman-
nnr. l. therefore. made request by
bulletin th-at all la-te cr.-lleliglles pos-
sible of the gentleman named -should
attehll the presentation, and am pleas
ed in thank you for your large attend
ance. .
As you are all awaro the "imperi-
al Se.l‘vire'l\ierlai" is only awarded by
Hin Mniesfy. the King, io officers and
employees who have retired from the
service -after long and faithful leer-
vlco ,and in carrying out my instruc-
tions ll have very much pleasure ill
adding my personal coligrntliiaiwns to
the gentlemen receiving this lionor
Medal slid with whom ll, have labored
for m-any years, and in doing so l feel
rho honor and Medal conferred upon
The recipients of the modal each
n securing iheml this disilnglililherl
Mr. W. T. Hugssn, District Fussen
er Agent Mr S F* l-lc-dgson Store
rici Freight Agent 'and others also
nomar. ._...___-.-._-_. _
All the recipients of tile medals
pos
The Bloom of Berries
in your cheeks-you can get
expensive foods of Winter
that clog the liver and bur-
and give you the bounding
buoyancy of youth-Shred:
material in the whole wheat
grain, combined with berries
or other fruits.
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SAFE ARRIVAL- The foiloiving
telegram was received ou_F_riday from
Ilieui ll. McDonald who went over-
seas with the boys of tho 105th rein-
forcements. Lielli li/lcDc<nald was 0.
i‘_ of the soldiers _qllaricred ai Sum-
nlersllin during the past winter:-~
"Brighton, England. Miss Annie A
('amron. Summerside. “Arrived
safely at Shoreham by-the-sea ._ Sgfl.
McDonald.--H.'
SMITH-BEALES NUPTIALS.-The
marriage took place yesterday lnorn-
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. l<‘rank
Beales, City, ot’ their dllughier, l\li:=:<
Frances Victoria, to Mr. Efiwnrll-
James Smith. of the travelling staff
of‘ Manchester. Robertson and Alli-
son. St. John, N. B. Mr. and Mrs.
Smithrlefi by the early mornini:
train for the niain-land. The illiardien
extends congratulations. |
LAID T0 REST.- 'I‘lle i`uliol'al ol
urday afternoon was llirgciy attend-
ed. Rev. Mr. Elliott of Winsloe was
the officiating 1-lergyman."i`lle floral
tributes wore. nnlmerolls and very
beautiful. The p:lll~hcelrefs were
Messrs (i. A. llugllcs, I.. B1 Miller,
W. W. Stanley. G. ll. liolbrook.
A. I). Fraser and John Miliiar li,\iel'-
ment was made in the Pcoplfile-4-Rani-t
ery.
OF LOCAL |NTEREST.- Tile Rev.
lt. l-I. A. ilaslnm_ of Ki-ingrll, lndill
ii native of Springfield, P. ET l., will
complete his itinerary on mis.~iiollnr_\'
deputution in the maritime provinces
with his service at l"rel|ericion. Wc
understand that the Dean of Frederic
ton has arranged a united gathel'ln':
of the Sunday school children .of lho
Cathedral. St.Ann‘n land St. M.ary`si io
meet Mr. Haslam_ After the close. oi
his deputation work, lilr. ilaslanl
will spend a short time with his bro-
thcr, the Rev. li. I.. I-illallim. ill Liv
erpooi iN. S.) and then join lim
staff oi’ the Missionary and Sunday
School to hc`field"k"at li(l'g'cTil`llI"al1ll
l{ing's College, Wirulsnr, (N.S.) -Si.
John Exo. '
P. E. I. PRESBVTERIAL MEET-
lNG.-- Tile Thirteenth Annual Meal-
ing cf the P. E. I.. Presbytfwial will
be held in the Little Sands scclloii.
of' the Murray Harbor South congre-
gation on July 4th. 1917, the meetings
Narmes of delegates should he sent. io
the undersigned nl;-t later than Juno
28th. Each delegate must purchase,
Single i'irSt-class ticket. from point oil
departure to Murray River. and oli-
tain a standard certificate which will
enable hor to return free. Delegates
from all the Auxiiiariell 'are cordial
ly invited to at-tend, they will be mel,
at Murray River Station on Tuesday
evening July 3rd. Mrs. J. D. Living-
stone, Corresponding Secretary. High
Bank. P. E. ll.
WEDDlNG BELLS.- A quiet
wedding was solemnized ai. the ho-mc.
oi’ Mr. and Mrs. George E. Brown of
Margate. on W`ednesday the 13th insi.
at 6 o‘clock a. m., when their eldest
daughter Nettie E. was united in
marriage with llarold M. Stewart.
son oi’ Mr. and Mrs. Dollgaiil Stew
art of Nc-rboro. The ceremony wal;
performed by the Rev. 'l‘. W. Good-
will in the presence oi’ the ilmniedllite
relatives of the contracting parties.'
The bride who was dressed in 3 lrav
eiling suit of bllle verge with largr|
picture hat. elliercd the drawing room
leaning on the arm of her father.
wh-lie lifefirielllir.-hn‘s Wedding March
wus bcliutifllily renliolcd hy hor
sister Miss .lmlnie Brown. The lit-.au
tiflli and costly prescllts received by
the bride bore testimony -io tho out
friends. The groom's gift io the lirillc
managing director of
'l`|\e ldss is fully covui'cll ily inellr-
ance. Mr. Annour leaves on reiuru
i ' .
the late Mrs. Mury Waughiin on Silt-4
CASE Dl8Ml88ED.- Tho l\laSil»:»
irate of Qneeirs County on' Sliillrday
last tiled a case brought by the trus-
0
ea of Wlnsloe South ,School against
_ _ I
it by Cutting Out the heavy, two young men for interfering with
the school and for breaking lilc scllnol
lndows At the conclusion ol' the
iv . \
evidence the Magistrate lllsnllsscd
' ' the case with costs. lilr. lionllld lilo
den the kidneys. Here is a and M _ George S_ mmm
dish   clear   [hg (‘|3;end|§[|[g_
K. C.. i'or
BURNED our nunluc. Assence
-The fire which burned out the
ded Wheat and Strawber- \V-Innllllef 'lgglesgam l:_u:_1d1nii: as _re-
°` ‘ ' _ ' ' 'DOI' ei I1 G Gtlpll C GH ll YES ill"
ries. _All the body building day., Guam," also de
premises of the Pnwc
stroyell the
rliglit i'o., Lid.
in the salma building. Mr. l‘. G. Ar-
liiolll' who is now visiting his niotller
Mrs. McKinnon of this rily is the
this c0lnpuli_\'.
his morning
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 _v\". M `-*` -,Q ~.l`l lv. ll; Z' ,.
 1 v , __ _, :_ WEDDING TOMORROW.- lhe
"'tԤ\?f_-," ` *L_ -  marriage of Miss Katie liilllvlllsuli.
&__  __--_T daughter of Captain and i\ll'.~=. lilurclli
\.__ “ggi-_-1 `”' . ' ___...~"' son. of this city. to liir. \\'illiird G.
r _L_ ____  Spencer. son oi’ Rev. W. ll. Spru-
"'i" f
ver, will take' place 1on.iorrow (Well-
at 6.30 o`clock in
e cerenlony will lie
i\l-iss Mul‘chison`s
nesday) mornifng
Zion Church. Th
performed by
brother. Rev. J. lil. Murchison. of
Malpeque. assls-ted by llcv. W. ll.
Spencer and the pastor ni’ Zion
Church, ltev._J_ D. McKenzie.
MENTIONED IN DESPATCHES.-
A lnielssue of the lroluil.-li (llizeile
contains a lengthy lisi ol' oiliri-.rs null
mon mentioned by the l~olillnullilcl' in
i~iili.'l` on the field us rloiicrving of spe-
cial mention for theil' good work dur-
LOBBTER SEASON EXTENDED.
---Ali cxtellsion oi' eight day; luis
lievn grunted ili tile early lobster soa-
snn- from June L’-Kih lust. i0 July
zirll. This will lic good news io the
li:;lll'l‘lll+~ll.
rAl=l\/lA wonk 'ro' s1'An'r Jul.v
ist.- The work of rcsllrfacillg Lower
Queen Sireci with 'l‘ur\'!a will coin-
nlenire about July lst. 'l‘wo tllousanli
FRESH SALMON' ON SALE.-
l<`l'c'sh Island salmon -were on_sale iii
the nlnrkei yesteriiay'°at_25_{cent`l~l per
pound. Some excellent- looking' i"re==h
linlckcl'l~l were sellin .from 15 lv
:loc pr-r pound. 1-od w§i'é`fu.irly plen|‘=
l`lll :llui will ui 5 to 6 cents' a pound.
'l`hc rc-sl oi' thc luilrliet was-` about
Iilc rullnc :ls on previous iiiui‘k¢~i;
llayn with volnmmiiiies ranging zilioul
tin- saino -in price.
'l`li»=. lwivn of the piomotlon of Mr.
.\lll|l-lillll Muilliesoll i'runl Section
l~`i.l~f~lllall at North Wiiisliirc io 'l`l'ucll
lilustcr on lin: Plalilcrll Division nl' ihv
l‘.  l. ii., will he a most ngrce-
able sllrpl-tae to his many frienll.s.
lilr. i\l1llllir~su~n has proven himself
\\~oi'tll,\' of this lwurfigllliion by his
ilill'i_\'.~:cvrll _l-clil‘l-4 oi i`aiiiit`ul i'aill'l.~;lri
sol-\-l\~c. Thr- osieolli in which he
was hclil by ili:=_ licigliliors and follow
\\'ol'licl's was illngilily lllallii`<~l~'icli,
wllcn :=liol‘tiy before ills <i¢;'pnl‘tlll‘e, 'Ile
wus iilwesllllllul with a lihlulsolilc iruv-
cllini; hug null il cosliy moel':u'liulllll
pipe, 'Flic follolving lullircss was rcull
ily li. .I_ liirllcllll.
liltllvninl liiuilliciaoll. 'l`l'ack lliuslel'
l‘. l<l. -I. lt'.liiwu_\'.
ing campaigns past and liresnnl, _ill-_'lr Nil-_»~ il is wilil lcellllllfi 'fl'
Among H1058 named is_ ljnpgnln 1-|pn. prillo that wc .lnoci llore today lo
ry 0'l.eary, late Kings (lwli Valla-
ilialls, son of 1.ielit.~l’ulonel liicllllrll
O’l.ear_\'. of Riciiililirlo. Vzlpillill
rxlelul io _vllll our collgmtlllutiolls on
yolll' ivcll-licl=ci‘vcll pronlotinll.
Yun lluvo rllivzlylz liven <-nn:aiilcl'l~ll li
0»L€.a,.V_ who is _a m.|,h,._w .,|~ up, vf‘l'_\' i'll|'ull»ll\ llnll lllliiflll olliirizll. lllni
ul- lll'l~ glam lllai lilo liiuniiizolllclli lllul
Lorilslilp. filo Bishop of <'l|ai"nlir _ I _lm H' __ my _ m_m"Hv U)
__ _ _ _ _ . , l.l».n' ‘ll ui: all nip _
'Own' w‘t'su;lm{.w tgml' "l`i, “muulm ml gllol-; ill; alpprwiaiioll ol`yolll'lullgall~i
uc on 3 B mn ` lruai lvorllly s<'l'vicl‘.
THAT BROKEN ENGAGEMENT.-
Wliileai iv-' :irc proull ol' yi;-lll' iicilli;
` li l`i ‘tio iveelil
The Boston Sunday llorulll of Juno """lm ..." ". l,'g'f"'.mm -n'  rgb.
lilth, unflor the heading oi’ “l..o\‘l' fll"`__|‘_’_""_,_‘_’_' ~"l"f__:""}‘l;;'l"’{“`l':::_i “.'
and the War Cry" conillins- a illunl»r~.'
of pictures of proniinoui Aln_eri<-llll
l\\.l_\ inll ,\ 1 lv _y ll p in
:lily Illini: tillll lclull-.ri in our \vcli`:ll‘l~
girls who have become lirlilcs sinri. ________ _______ ____________ _“___ _______ ____.____ ___ ____
he United States cnterrll ille wal. . ‘_ ' .
._ , _, , on illllui. Ill l'ulll~lllslo|l we wlsll _you '
There ls- also a large double iolulnn I K In \___u___
_ _ - _ Mm,,,._ l ll- Nunn- llll~:lslll‘l» 0 slllzccss _
ggrglflggklovfn Mv§`50B?e;?galg:;;¥M)t U, new iivlfl i.-i' labor as you il:lvo. llzlll
' ' ' ` ~ - M ill ill olll illlri irllcl ' l’l' 'ill .li "
Prof, Louis I.. Mclntyrc. ill ill’ ‘
o _ , flint in 1' ll
loiletown was broken uiicr war was I __-I _ _~___ _________ _-'_
declared. '1`he Herald l'cfel'i'illi_: 1
this says: “The case of lilo ellgugc
y_oiing__ Vassar graduate and Pl'nl'e
, nl" ' . " . I - l .. - iq
am L0uls"McI“tyre' Physhliul lnslnlr l`l‘lll‘lLlll’.U(V‘I [hut ul gwlll will and M I If lllvl l`i-lil i‘.'ll'l0ili~i los 20 and “00’lh Burk” "N
ll\.l l l .1 1 l g .
We ul'l'oll|pll_v iliosc \vol‘<lil with ll
'li uhlill l
lrpi “ilu lin- inlliw \-pirli in which
tor of St. John's (‘olll-llc. Bl00l<l.‘i\- _
.' l. lli`i` ' ' 'l t lilo rf-` , , , . 1 *
l’.J.°.;?.'lT.f“..l...°;‘i.il.€!i§l..Y... A U~|<we DRIVE- M--.  ,\'l l_.\\l'l ll. sllcnn lil-.l~‘lNI<.RIES.I-TH .
ine invitations to the lmirrlugc \vf‘l'l" l\i"><~ li- ii- Nl‘I'l'i-H0". Ui fi\\1\llll°I`-jili"- _ __ _ ___ _ ____ _ _,__
ions of hurll rf-tone io lic uscll as the _ _
follmlatioll is due to arrivn ill the _ E - ` -_ _.. ""_\_ ` _ 5
city ml June 28th. lf\l '_` f ". '_ .1 ,¢`.5i.‘~. 
il"°-»’.>:;.'.1<-»-- . ”~f"‘3-2'-r`»"‘\.-l  ‘
l. -“ / T; "r.1;';_‘.:"J
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or lulvulll'l‘lll<-lll Wlicli nllv lll4~si.~ai~l
ln:|\' lu-filoiv upon vnu lnalliy _vcllrla of "
ment of Miss Gene Krey Miller, li “'""ll gl ~ ` ' W" 'Ulm -"U" ‘vllll
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From the _first Sir(1.i_vbe`rry
- I0 the last Pear’/L -
I I ‘HE holiscwives of (laliarla must prepare forthe
winter by prescrvilig cvcry fruit ill iiS 5688011-
Rcsnlve to put up cvcry lierry and large fruit that
is plnnrifnl nnd_not prollllililve ili price.
Rvmcinlicr that all foolls are likely to advance,
,._..‘,p(-ially rin grinds. Tllc wcll stockerl preserve
shclf will be more than cvcr a genuine treasure.
"l’l1rv rind Uncolorerl ” `
is ,,..l Univ lin-. lwsl sllgar for pil:-serving hut the most
1-l-rilioliiivllll, on liccoullt of its liigli' swectcliing power
:lull "|"lNl*l" grlinullllioii wliicli dissolves a_t once_ in
||,,. |,,,| _cyl-np_ (lot l.»\N'l`l(l SUGAR in original
|~;l<~l~:lg-f~.~'{ in flu: size liest siiiiorl tn your needs-
'l '»'/.' your "'l'nr‘(>r for LAN TIC SUGAR
withdrawn and -lt has lioell hillll».ll..lllo_\‘c<l ll ill-liglitful. though llulflul- :.____.____ _____u___p___!e_____*________$_
that the cancefllaiion was caused by I|\`iV" |21# lilunlllly i'l‘0iIl i`ll:ll'loltl~- ‘ '~
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the liesire ol' the llrilio noi to allow t-'lwll lo !-lllnllicrslllr*. ll‘.'i\'lng pllr- '-= ----<-=--~-----=ff=*"-~==~"‘f *'- ~“""" '~ '""” `"";!
their romance in any way io intr~ri'e1~i\ l'iiai~orl ll nl-w and pal'Q_i'\llal'ly' li:llii|» .
with the deierniinl-itlon of thc ynuln: Mille new (ti'u_\' llori uinnloliilp- ln `
pliyslcial instructor to enlist." ill" <‘ii_\', and llir~_llu.V lmllllr €‘X<'f‘<"| ,  l
ini;l_\' ilno they ilctcrlliilierl in go ul: ,
WEDNESDAY fur llliinnwllrrl its lin- lllllolllliiilic' lllw _
CHAPLAN COMING HOME- i`1ll‘ wolllfl porin-ill ilicln lllnl Icuvc lllc .
lain ilio Reverend \‘V_ '[‘_ Sill-klin‘!ll-oft in l'i'nvilll-lice. i'un..-llliiliu tho `
. _ . __ .. . e of the rllzlp- -. . . .. ._. - _  _,_ _   
who went ovell-icuii. .ls ull _ \\.u limp pull il.l .ml lol lilo ocl.l inn
lalns ol" the 85th is l‘ei\ll‘l\lll\l-Z ii’ l 'ill -lilcy gui :lu Izll' lla North \\‘ilt.~l|lil'»- 
,-1 n L; w,u. Allgiil.lll l<‘l|0l " lou luiollli ii lu l 1 Wi"
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well known _ l i- ll. . _  -->
resided here for some iirllil- now, one ol' il\l'r»'l~ lllinpii io lin, llllll if
~°" lillrk. dei'_v iilc llllv, or liriflii: the
d  ll  l "  'I _"l::l:ll`  ' 'l"l i:|_v :l “Nr  _ ,
,inggin§__Mi_ne_s___I}1__ ___§_¢ _b_0_"“f_‘? FW*Q1Fl_li!3llLs___l_u_ii;l§f__>;ol1lr~f:li:li|_ ln_i_l_g____ init,” ,__  , ,_ ,  _._... ...Wm _  . _ .. .W
U10 HDD0l¥\Ul\@l\l i0 ill" R-mil- lr" _“‘}w|lllll, which' lllliolllullill-.Q lverl-. lllii _ 7. `  _     '
- in ('.l\lll'loitci.l,-wll hllv.lnl2 irlnli ical lo 'lselivi-1- '|‘l|l\ri~ was """"' _ Q _‘-" ‘
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BACK FROM HALIFAX.-l\il'» llii' ollilziwoll :lulo llnllel' illc \villi.: ni' the “ i -N' l' ' r ‘= T
vid li, Auld of North (Tarlelolr ri'
'lilw_ Mr. l\lul'rl:i0|l ilcvel' lllrns hail-it
turnell yesterd-"13' fm-m Halifax Wl“"""l\\'ill‘ll ho lllulr\l'iuiu‘n :illyillillil llllli lv-'
ho visited his son lir. l<‘r+-fl l\i. Alllil- ini; :i lrlw-niiirlilliz viii'/.on, ilu-. sw-oiill
who is on his way in lfrancc Li-\' l\l“‘ llliwlllliivo was ui onto llislilisllrll.
dical Sl1P0l`i"l"“d"“l or (W9 h“ll'all“"" 'l`h<‘ illirll \vll.`.»a ll i'ulilra<'t lllili heillf:
"0 Close with the evening “es5l0“~ioi` (llllncso l;ilim'L|‘H. Whfl HN? i0 ll" l-i l¢|ll'c<‘si.i`lll cuilirul'iul'_ lie? iackleli
Gill-Tiillell lil "f’ll*ill'U"ll0l\ W0\‘li nfl' ill" ll. 'i`ll|- out-ll.i\vl-ll zlulo lull:-li llc von
Allied callsc. l)l'. Auld wlln luv# vcl‘i<'ll illlli ll lalwflll veil’-.:il~. lin uv
heen n mgrlical llliHHl0i1Hl'.\' lil "hill" rol'llilli;l_\' liilcll il icalll io hlllll lilo
in Conner-Linn 'wiill the l‘l'e'.~'liYiUl'1i1li uuio io ilw npr-ll collllily iii-yollll. 'l`h<-
(`hurch in Caniilill for the DMU- Bl* <ilr.taiim,\.. lllmui i-ight milc.~:_,. wus'
and a hail' years. in-comllanlcfl lllt- lf' i-nvorc-rl ill tw., lwillrs, unll they reach
hovers from China io Halifax. Tll_€f.V ml rho legal auto road lolulinl: to
lcti Shanghai un May gill. and ilrriv- sllllllllcmllil- ni lioiw Vailoy ('lll|l-ch.
cd in Vancouver on the Lifitll. U"-7riischnl‘gcll iilc ivuln ami lllliooli
/\uld'l: wife and cllilrlrcn who callllu 10 homo. lllr ilray Dori ovidcnt-ly re-
(Tanaiin with him will remain at Ncl_ licvell when she was pcl'lniiil~ll lo
Sgn_ B, (7,, probably till the close 0| again use llcr luiony oliergics. 'l`ho
the war. Mr. Auld was Dl‘lVll€H0‘l _ilillrlxf-y \v:l-‘~' voliipleieri -iln four ilolll.;
io spend lwo days with hil-l sou, vi1l\0ll\ from Vhllllollciown in Slilnlilrwilllll-
ho has noi. seen for ll€<lli‘|_V *i@V°"l iwli llollrs: llllviilg lwcll ucvllplcll ini
Ve,”-5_ _ _ frl'l'_vlllg zli‘l‘o'.~'>'- No Mlln':i llllllll. Mlllly
SUDDEN DEATH AT MURRAV
R|vER_- A particularly sad and
sudden death occurred yESi°~’i'flH.V ill
Murray River when Nr- Jim" ' hulllisoliicf auto wulllll bo l-lhic io lnllllr
Rowe.AJunlol'. DHSSN i-iw"-"» Ht" Ita;
home at 7.30 n. nl, and went 0 .
river for li load Of mud- R'*l“"‘l"P‘
about an hour zliicFwards wlllll his
l fulieii on his WRSRO" “`l‘ll'_ I _(>'4`//" ”
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load ani sf » ~ _
pngalng through the village alioni___
fluartor of a mill- from hi.,-_ holnl___ l
rr-ll flcafl. lm-. holly. falling '0 ““
road. He was in his usual helilili 
paronny up ln 'he mqm-alll. (2-lull ‘Ili
llnnlh, licarthlailllrc wlls__»‘~_\llll";_______ ____
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have been t c <llu M
oi` lilo rclairlcllts along (lie llllio-vim:
_Mrs l\loi'|-iwin that orc long llloii
lilo iollrnoy wliholli illu '
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url rollil, l-xplrssi-ll keell l‘c‘grvl ilulll
lzllch nlczlns of ii'nlispol‘iai-ioli sliullllil
bo llm'ossul‘y :lnll assllinvl l\il'_ alle'
Flour it a special ‘*~="""" "’ -__ pastry flour. It contains the choicest
(lllfalrlo fall wllerlt (tile finest pastry
wheat in the world) blended with western spring wheat
to increase the strength. _
BEAVER FLOUR
Mll.LED OF BLENDED WHEAT
inalfrs the lighten, fllllllest Pics and 'Tarts-the most inviting Cala,
Cooi<ie-s and Diiughnilis--ind real homemade Bread, with the clelicinul,
nuflikc il.l\-or. _
'l`lirrc's no comparison hrtween the tough Pastry and tasteless Bread,
marie wilh wi-slern ur.: r flour, and the "good things" made with 
"|'i»=a\rr" Flour. Ozflrl :film-. " ' ,‘ - 
p;l_.\l,I‘.ll3 xzvilnl-lilo: prileli on Feed, Coarse Griliyuavid Cereuk _ l 'Q04 
TIIE T. ll. 'l`AYl..0R C0. LIMITED. - - CHATHAM- 009 ' P"
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Fire lnsurarice
A Necessity .
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years or use and We 1* -"°" “f " l)& ` . "  [JM ` 'l`hcii insure ill oiid strong Stock C0iDDlfl--
mourn hit* Wim- “ml th' 8°
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Gem in which sho was 'held ily hcl .lohn Rowe. S‘3"lf‘\‘. llc lcuvcs _i"   “ ` ' K
was li healliiful pcurl necklace.and the ,,h,||d,-Cm lnisnlf-li his |_aill_l_l'_ ANEW FULL Wm lf'/Siwhicll never Cnntcsl an honest clmm such
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presents from hor father, and fathnr il two ` '
any .0 ““" '“° "" was l pin... as is re resented bi” .
-I _ nslstcd of bank cheques for , f l,'l’ors. Hi! '. l ` _ ' I 0 0 K E . p ‘
one hundred llollnrs froml each. The l',:;`n‘iTnl=lnll0\ls‘iig<"iiassful farmer and lor . ,
ceremony over, the guests sat down wma lime past was an nilvnl ‘lf ill" - - .
0 u_aumpuous lcnast prlpaicli ly Mangcv Harris iompaiy ____ __ _wud _. _’
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the liosiel-is ln hor ullllal good style. man nf nxccllonl cllarlufi - ' _
after which tile happy couple lofi ,,¢,|gnb0r and li kind and lovi-lil! llu.~' 20¢ osch 3 for 50c‘
amid shi'/were of good wishes on il h nd and i'at’hel'. To the lwr'n.;ive_ll __ _ _ _   L
w ng .our t rough Western (Tan. _“muy (nn ilunrl ‘ -‘_ Mnum ~~ Mmm” '
end, , h “ |.l.in it-illlm ioolci. lisos Lllulnn iai ntl? Ovffi
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