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Serve ur family the
beapa gt are prepared.
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Other kinds seem ordinary once you taste the
delicious flavor of DAVlF.S.' Plump, mealy beans,
- thoroughly steam-cooked, generoiisly flavored with
""‘ii,.. ` porkandriclitomatosauce Docsihitsoundmvitingf
' _ In i0c,, 150.
PCR-K Rnd BEANS
wrri-i romaro sauce _
_ At your groccr’s ‘
Iiffriin DAVIES E3i'i¥i'.i"
very choices! _pork and
When you or er specify
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. NAKED CHILDREN '
Dismouaup BABY BORN. _ To FORM I,ARADE_
WILKESBARRE, Penn., June 10-
Mrs. Anthony Deholten of Duryes
CHICAGO, June 8-Naked children
hy’n score will it is planned ap-
Rave birth to a baby with two heads _ ’ ’
four arms and four feet The bah pear in the streets throughout the
- y _
lived but 8 ,ew hours after birth congested quarters of the west _side
The
off the trunk. The heads were set on
the shoulders firmly, but instead of
of the city next week as ri striking
extra head and arms branched protest against the suffering brought
to women and children by reason of
facing towards the ,FOUL they ,aced|the high cost of meat. This was do
each other. The feet also faced each
other and the 10 toes almost touci.\-
ed. One set of hands grew just above
the other, but the child, during its
short life, seemed to have seperate
control of each.
cided at a meeting of the Hebrew :mo-
thers in a-west side hall today. It
is designed to attract the attention
of the public, they say, to 'what
they characterize as - unnecessary
high prices fixed both by wholesalers
und retailers upon the only meat they
may eat.
GUARDIAN CLASSIFIED ADS
llalf ¢_ent pe_r word first insertion in this column, one cent per word lar _ '
tlirce inlertiona, two cents per word a week. five cents pu' word for three
_ wceka and aix cents per word for a month. Cash mint accompany order
*"4 ll"¢ PH cent discount allowed. Minimum charge lwenty-five centl
in _
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BOARDERS WANTED
WANTED, HOARDERS ACCOMMO-
dated at 3 King Square. Men pre-
ferred. Good location. 6-llM6ipil_
I If
,_.,.';e_i1»;i_»ie;..____-f
WANTED, TWO DINING ROOM
girls nt. Queen Hotel. _ 6-1lM4i.
WANTED, GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Apply to 13 Passmore
_ St. __A6-11M6ipd.
WANTED AT ONCE AN EXPERIE-
nced girl for general housework.
iApply_>If:`»2 Dorchester St. 5-30Mtf
WANTED, A COOK AND HOUSE-
mald. Apply with reference to Mrs.
David Robertson, llothesay, N. li.
5-lrirli,
WANTED, GIRL FOR Gl°}N'l‘lltAi
housework. Good wazls. Apply
evening at 21 Great George St.
_____________ _  __ 5-2llMf.f.
WANTED A GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Apply at American Con-
solate. (References required).
' 6-6Mlw.
WANTED TWO KITCHEN GIRLS,
also two good chambermaids. Ap-
ply at once. Hotel Victoria.
‘ 5-Bdtf.
i
o--is ._. V
, FOR SALE
Fon s/ii.-a,“loif/mi<s's Ho'ri~ii.,
Kensington. This popular house is
now offered for sale. The furniture
may he included or not as desired
by the purchaser. This ia one of thc
best country Hotel Stands on the
Island. Mrs. Henry Clarke.
6-l1M3!>d_
F'@ri_1.5`Ei_S'i*i{ins`” iusoisi v i~;i»
every day at Stewn.i‘t'a Restau-
umi. 103 Qifgnji- e _,;‘;7_‘”1‘i!i?f‘
FoH"§}`i'EliJ_,fY\ uo'r'r-AGE; ALSO A
double tenement house. APDIY lf'
Lowo Br¢ls.___  _ _ ___ 5-_zgli/l_lil~
THE WILKIE REALTY & INVEST-
msnt Company, Limited, Wilkie,
Snsk. We have fine fertile farmS. in
New Brunswick and Nova Scotia,
best farms in choice district, Wilkie
and Luseland, Bash. Town lots nt
rock -bottom prices in Wilkie, the
flew Canadian Pacific Railway pivot
of the West. 'I`li`rce lines of railway
now in operation, steel being laid
on-two more, with other lines cen-
r_i-niizing at wind., Chicago. Ht-
Fattl-`a.nd Moose 'Jaw to the Peace
-iilver District, swirl current nna
Medicine Har to Athabasca Laud-
ing, and to I-ludson's Bev. Vancou-
ver and Calgary to- Hudaon's Bay.
and to Winnipeg. hall of .thgsellnes
will ciintre on Wilkie. Wilkl°,`l9_“°W,
the ii se of operations for-the cgn-
ltruc ll Of the C. P. R. northwest
¢°_.¢b Peace. River Country, soul.,-_,_
went o bonnect with C ary va
Lneo ' s, southeast for Newest!!
and e Soo Line to the Twin Cit-
ies ax Chicago. while reports from
Winnl _az lhow that the C. P- R-
in-opoaed line to I-Iud|on'c Bay will
`lt.lrt\d from Wilkie. The Cana-
gan Northern lines from Medicine
l-lat and from Swift Current. form-
fllf a illuetion south, will also pass
through Wilkie on their way to the
HMaon'| Boy and Peace River.
Buy in _Wilkie now., _lf you wait un-
til neat ilarfloii-will' lat someone
else reap the lrdibil increase in
glen while you wait.. Write na for
" ll information; We want local_r¢-
W ttvh in every town, to aoll
klowbwn lote and farml, also
fefhl tn 'Maritime Pi-ovlncea. Per-
ihaiieaf. employment for workers
write for ,p rmuiari. nvins refu-
encu. ~ ’A8rl:or A|i__B:lr»;_fl. :til-.
n I m er , . .
General se . W__mMn_
FOR SALE, FOUR FINE MACYGER-
el boats and mackerel nets, fully
mounted, 3 in 3k &3l in mesh.
Apply to J. J. Hornby, Charlotte
_t_oln_ __ 6-10M3ipd.
FOR SALE-REGISTERED HOL-
stoin Bull age three years, good
breeding. Donald Mu.cDougall, Ban
gor, P.E.I. 6-5ME2wpd_
BUGGY FOR SALE, AT A GREAT
bargain. Only used a few months.
Inquire at Mclnnis Bros Carriage
Factory, Jolin Newson. 6-11M6ipd
JIOIISES FOR SALE. ALL PRICES.
Good localities. Easy terms. Ap-
ply to Gaudet & Has'/.ard, Solicit-
ors. 6-1M1month.
ll\‘()R SALE, TWENTY FOOT MOTOIK
lioat, in perfect running order.
Boat_ncw this year, will he sold
at bargain. -Apply at Guardian of-
fico. _ 6-10M1wpilf
PROPERTY FOR SALE AT MUR-
ray Harbor, Store, with dwelling arf
tached -containing nine rooms, also
warehouse and outbulldlngs. Good
orchard and garden. Property com-
prises 3 acres land. _Also suitable
for fox farm. Apply to G.R. Gar-
rett, Miirray Harbor. 6-5M1m.
FARM FOR SALE. ALEXANDER
` Mclsiiric offers, his farm for sale by
private sale, at Bellvlcw, Lot 40,
four miles fr'om Charlottetown,
with new house and out buildings
iii grind repair. Good well in yard,
young orchard. If not sold Hy J.une
Illth/will he sold by auction. Ap-
ply on premises or F, H. Horne,
City. This farm contains 50 acres of
land with cross. 5-22d3,wpd_
l`0S'l`_ __ _ __
i.os'r oN'wanNrisD/iv, IN 'ri-ns
qty, ri gold chain with cross at-
L.~.Chcd_ If found please leave at
19 Weymouth St. 6-10M3ipd.
i ,, _
Miscg.i_ANi:9us _
CAMER()N'S BARBER SHOP 140
Great George St. does not close
on Monday afternoons nor his rates
have not increased. 6-11M3ipd
NOTICE. I HAVE REMOVED FROM
108 Richmond St. to 99 Pownal
St. P. Mullins,_grocer. 6-11M3ipd.
TENDERS FOR CLEANSING
walls and Kalsomdning the interior
of Prince Street Bclioorwlll be re-
ceived at the office of the City
School Board up to 10 a. m. Satur-
day the 15, inst. Board not bound
to receivethe lowest or any tender.
_ _ __ _ ___“6'-8M6l.
NOTICE. LADIES WISHING "SPIR-
ella" Corsets can obtain ‘them
_ .through Mrs. White 79 Euston St.-,
Phone. 372 L. .8-27d3mnd.
- 
\"="» MALE IIELP f
1 r..'. ff
waiirso, vousc. MAN 'ro worn;
in Bakery. Apply to L. O. Wor-
th 6--l.1Mtf.
_, Y~ ___________,_____,_____,___
WANTED, APPRENTISE IN FOUN-
dry. Apply B. Stewart A: Co.
- 6-I1Mtf.
?  _4
_ ro uw _
TO LET, DWELLING HOUSE SI-
tuated on -Euston St. Apply A. R.
Wise, North Milton, or R. E.Mutch
ai oo., city. s-ioggy.
DOUBLE OFFICE TO LET, IN
Prowu Block. Possession at once
Apply to W;_B. Prowee____ 6-lbdtf.
sumisn nnsiniamca. "Earl-
landa" the residence of D. ‘ A.
Maelunnon in the Royalty of George-
town with coach house, stables, etc..
ma be_,_, lt_l ,g,v_ery,_fat\rac-
irliinon a liellzfli, s'<>ii_iZiqZnt.°'§-&%i.
-It. pays to buy in this Province.
-The Morning Daily Guardian can
be *mined at Lafferty’a Tonscrial
Parl rs.'_Buinmersldo.
-J. B. and Mrs. I-leegan and daugh-
ter Mins Janet were guests at` the
rrierside, sisterof Mrs. Heegan.
-Subscribers should renew a. week
or two beforo the time they have
paid for has expired and thus not
miss an issue, asallpapers are dis-
wurinucd promptly on expiry date.
-_-Jabkiz Lea. iVictorla, colds ‘hand-
somewhesnut horse to. his brother 'in
Moncton who is now said to have
the best matcgied pair in the Mari-
time Provinces. _ '
11,50
-_,The Empress arrived in Summer-
side last evening at 7.40. She had 50
pissengers going and $5 returning.
H 1* inward ca`rgo`was one car of
flour and two cars of mixed freight.
-Miss Jean Currie, agent, in the
office of Miss A. G. Burrows, Sum-
mer Street, will be glad to receive all
news, advertising and subscriptions
in Summerside and vicinity. -Her of-
gce phone is 50, and residence phone
6
-Yesterday morning the members
of the Summerside Lawn Bowling
Clllb waited upon R. T. Mussen and
presented him with a valuable leath-
er travcliing bag and also a cut
glass salad howl for his bride, the
presentation being accompanied by n
kindly worded address expressing con
gratulations and good wishes on be-
half of the club.
-The remains of the late Mrs. Geo.
McLean, formerly of Searletown, who
died ia. few days ago at the home of
her son John in Boston was brought
over by the Empress Saturday and
were buried in» Searletown_ Services
at the home and grave were conduct-
ed by Rev. H. Johnson. There are
lcft to mourn three sons and one
daughter. J.
-A. E. Leigh, Charlottetown; L.
Smith, Montreal; E. R. Crawford,
Toronto; L. Mould, Toronto; J. A.
Mathiespn, Charlottetown; R. K.
Boswell, Victoria; Jabez Lea, Vic-
toria; J. O. Laird, Victoria; J. J.
Johnson, Charlottetown; B. G. How-
ard, Milton; G. C. Whitlock, Char
lottetown; J. H. Goff, Charlotte
town; registered at the Qutieu Hotel,
Suminerslde, between 5.30 last night
and 5.30 the previous night.J.
-M. F. Homer, Toronto; Mr. and
Mrs. Morson, Charlottetown; Miss
I~_’aviland, Charlottetown; J. Mcliar
en, Toronto; J. B. Ehskinc, St.
John; R. R. Barnes, Montreal; J. B.
Heagnn, Charlottetown; W. E. Bent-
ley, Charlottetown; J. Racran, Mon-
treal;» A. E. Peake, Charlottetown
E. D. Hyndman, Charlottetown; W
A. Patterson, St. John; registered at
the Clifton House, Sumrnerside, be
tween 5.30 last night and 5.30 th'
previous night.-I.
l- _._ _.____.l_
- CATS -
.PA
Rulilier Heels
mean srsr
§9j__rtY An’ 5".2“'E"' sai=ei.v.
OWNS MANY DEER. 
NEW iYOIlK, June 10-When n
woman in an enlightened country
makes' her wily to ia. front rank in thi
industrial world the fact soon be-
comes knbwn and 'folks are eager to
learn something of the conditions
that brought it afbout and of the char
acter of the one who accomplished it.
That a woman with ii brown slzil,
should also successfully complet(
with the men of her race is less gen-
erally understood, says the Christian
Herald, Ont of 200 Eskimos who
own reindeer ln Alaska who are wo-
men. One of ,these, Mary Arisarlooll
Andrcwnk, has received the title of
Reindeer Queen of Alaska.
Queen Mary owns 8, heard of 1,303
deer, which she manages with judg-
ment and intelligence. According to
the usual contract made with the
government she is required to train
three apprentices and to give to each
the customary number of deer. She
has trained and rewarded eight or
i'<n apprentices, and at the present
time has another under her care
She long since discarded the igloo
or native but, half underground, ln
Whirh She was born, and is now
omfortably housed near Nome in 8
cabin of logs. She speaks seven or
eight Indian languages and this has
enabled har to he of considerable ser-
Queen Mary has brought up a num-
bei-_ of helpless children, and having
none of her own, has not only cared
for them physically. but has 31,0
given tllbm B Place in her heArt`_Sure-
iii. H~¥‘»¢0l"dinz to her-light, she hath
done her part. `
TOWEL RACKS. .
In selecting a glass towel rack. for
the bathroonu- it. ta .well to_loop at
the rod of twisted glass, mounted in
nickel. These rode have s_decided'~sd-
vantage over the simple round glass
rod. The twlat ta lu`at` enough to keep
the towels from slipping off, al 'fre-
quently- happens with the smooth
rod.
"Panamas, the ariatocrate of cpm-
mer hate-in such n_ profusion of Qt!-
les, alles and grades that every to
erin be satisfied' 'Prices from 5 to
810. Brown's, -'Hia Home of 'flood
1-ings, 6-lillili
¢---
“Flnzllnh Jams and Marmalade at
Beer A: Got!'a. " ' ` Sflillii-
____-
~ i
"Browii'r, The Home ot' Good I-lata
mont' lfwvthr of div# `**“°“
*ii ¢i»i.»‘;in¢a.'  ‘ `“s-umm
marriage of Miss Ethel I-lunt, Bum-_
vice as an- int.erp`reter_ ' "
ln the place eo get your straw, Bee-
,` -One cent per word each insertion
for advertising in this column. Casl.
must accompany order, and five per
cent. discount allowed. Minimum
charge twenty-five cents.
-Buy your summer furnishings
from Holman'a catalogue Summer-
side and save money .~ 6-12ME3i.
-Bicyles, Inner Tubes, Tires and
all accessories at Brace's, Summer-
side. 5-lMswEw2w.
-New Century Washer-The best
'there is-Big shipment' just received
at Brace’s, Summerside.
5-1MswEw2weeks.
I-_,-Ho`linan’s Summerside are PQYUIS
highest prices for clean washed wool
freight allowed on shipments of 10_0
lbs. and over. , 6-IZMEG1.
'-Wanted a good capable girl for
general housework, wages $8 per
month. Apply Mrs. R. B. Richardson,
Summcrside. 6-12M_1i.
-H. Clark, Agent, will be glad to
receive all news, advertising and
subscriptions in Albertou and vicin~
ity. His office phone No. is 7.
-We are Paying 24c_ per lb. for
clean washed wool, freight allowed on
shipments ot 100 lbs. or over. Sin-
clair & Stewart, Limited, Summer-
side. 6-11ME3l_
-Holman’s paint is not only cheap
paint-it is good paint cheap-it is
paint that protects. If you count on
using paint in any quantity write or
send your order to Holnians Summer-
side 6-12ME6l_
-Braces, S’side,are showing a SING'
ial assortment of beautiful Wedding
Gifts at surprisingly low prices-irr
cluding 3 splendid lille Of Gtilllllllté
Cut Glass and a new lot of English
Brass Goods in a variety of useful
articles. 6-'12M31
-By special arrangement with a
carpet manufacturer Holmanjs Sum-
merside are showing an exquisitellue
of Brussels and Wilton carpets rich
.lcsigns and harmonious colorings-_
You can order from these samples
.ind have carpets made up to your
special order at the mills and deliv-
ery in two weeks 6-l2ME3i,
-Domiinion Day races at the Sum-
merside Driving Park. There will be
a frce~for-all class, purse -$200.00
rmile heats), and a 2.35 class (trot
and pace), $100.00 (half mile heats).
.Entries will be received up to the
ilst of June. 5 per cent to enter arid
3 per cent additional from money win-
ners. G. M. Reid, Secty. 6-12M5i.
-The outlook suggests that the Do-
minion Day races at Summersidc will
equal any of the racing cvents of tlir
Vlaritime Provinces this season. The
reirfor-all class with a purse of $200
should attract such horses as Vesta
Boy 2.053, Thoughtful 2.11, Or.
Nilkes 2.14%, Prince Louis 2.15%,
Baby Logan 2,185, Devllish Dorothy
2.18l. The abovc mentioned race
horses are in training at Provincial
tracks. These and others will alto-
gether likely participate in the races
on Dominion Day at Surnmerside.
6-12M2i_
::Save a lot of time, prevent disap-
iointment and he sure of a big catch
»y getting your fishing tackle here.
Ne have a splendid lino including the
'ery best and most dependable ` in
"ods, reels, lincs, flies, lly books and
:ther paraphernalia ,peculiar to the
gentle art of angling. Call in and
:ee the stock-get our prices.- The
VlcKlnnon Drug Co., corner Great
leorge and Kent Streets. MEtf_
-A. R. and lifrs._OrQsby,;Suni_n;er-
side. leave .this morntai for an _e;_
tended trip to the nsdian Wedt.
During this trlp thev will visit most
points of interest making their pr-in
cinal stays at Banff, \Alberta, with
their son Louis who ls located there.
Nliile en route they will stop at the
Bassano to visit their other son,
Percy, who is engeged in engineerln;
work there_J. '=
There were no cases before the po
lice court in Charlottetown yester
day. ~ - `
-Supreme Court opened in Sum-
merside yesterday morning, His Lord-
ship Justice Sullivan presiding. Thr
civil dockets is ri small,orie and most
of the cases have been settled. Ther;
is only one criminal case, The Kin;
vs Esther,_Reeves. _ The following npr,
the Gra.iid.= ._Iui-fats:-Harry _Dai-b".
Abram"s‘ V-1ll'agef-'jr 3 Foreman; Franlr
_Tuplin, New Anlliiwi: "_Al‘,tgmns Lord,
Cape Traverse; iilohn 5321.' Larkins,
Richmond, ‘ Chnr1esAM,c,Nii\t.- Kensing-
ton, Alexander Anderson, Sea Cow
Hina; Frank G-iydon, Margate; John
McDonald, Clermont; Charles McNeill,
Campbellton; Joseph Keays, Alber-
ton; H. A.” Leslie, Kensington; Ed-
ward Pendergrast, Kensington; J. C.
Hunter, Alberton; Ephriam Leard.
Searltown; W. A. 0. Morson, clerk of
the crown. Hon. J. A. Mathleson,K,
C., Attorney General, W. E. Bentley,
Charlottetown, J. J. Johnson, K.C.,
Charlottetowm are attending court..I
Fifi WAS Lllfilllll
civiiii wiiii i=iiiiiis_
Four Different Doctors Dld
. Her No Good. ‘ -
Two Bottles of BURDOCK BLOOD
BITTERS Cured Her.
Bad blood is directly the cause of the
face breaking out in pimples, and it is
impossible to eradicate them unless you
put your blood into good shape ,
Burdock Blood Bittcrs is compounded
from roots, herbs, barks and berries,
and is without a doubt the bcstrcmcdy
procurable for thepurpose of driving all
the blood impurities out of the system.
Mr. Geo. E. Miller, Clavcring, Ont.,
writes:--"Last fall I was very much
troubled with pimplcs. My face was
literally covered with them. I wcnt to
four different doctors, but they could do
mc no good. One day a friend advised
me to use Burdock'Blood Bittcrs, so
I got two bottles, and before I had taken
all the first one, the pimplcs had nearly
all disappeared, and by the time I had
takcnall the second one the pimplcs had
disappeared completely, thanks to Bur-
dock Blood Bitters. I `woul(_’ advise
anybody wiio is trmihlcd with any blood
Lroiiblc to use Burdock Blood Bittcrs.
Mnnufnct-izrcd only by The T. Mil
burn Co.. Limited, Toronto, Ont.
Kia/iize
For Floors
Interior Woodworkl
and Furniture __
Without ii doubt thefoughest
and most durable finish madc.
Easily applied, dries over night ‘_
~ l"cnn¢|l Q Chandler
Victoria Row,Uharlottet'own, P E I
brace, McKay Q Co Ltd
Sunimerside P E I' `
AGENTS
Over 80 Yun' Buabllslied Reputation.
Neavefs Food
FOR INFANTS
When prepared according to Ike
directions given. ferns: _
i»-of ‘gf 
iii;
{  , A complete diet for the
Infant, easily digestible, -
. I l;f;_lt,h-giving, strength- '_
n _
Angus tcelhlng conse-
quently promotes the
healthful sleep so essential to the well-
being of the infant.
Bold In rib. airtight tina by all
Drnggists in Canada.
Frou eo' Mothers-Write for free tin
of N¢ave's Food and copy ofour helpful
hook “I-lfnln About Baby", tothe
i4 i7r.»i¢7i'_Z';fi:7':»_',i0'__i7:`”_E;°_,-`;'§_ono'g3 pt;
Min. J. _ _vi_: s. co.. snrinai.
Cohhrfiwrairn iiorei
Qp|_>_ea|_t_c State Iioiiu, Bo|ton,>Mn55
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;   "A-i 4 il.-if 
il\‘ " "~__._'.‘ ` .
"ly'_- , KF _, 0 '
Broc_lie’s Handy
Ammonia
ia splendid for dish washing.
Softena the water, cute the
grease, makes the dishes clean
andbright. Equally good for
all lrihda of cleaning. `Beai,ir_e
you get the big bottle of genuine
Brodie’s-|t’a cloudy. 50
A. W. HUGMAN LIMITED, Montreal.
` "Neckwear:-An up-to~dato line ll'
ways on hand in silka and crochet.
ff you want novelties, here ll the
Place to come for them; “B\‘\1°0'l-"
4-29dtf.
"Ari /you n iuags or shirts? 'ruin
come in and soo our new spring line
of them. -You never saw such ltllél
value and class at the prices. Negli-
gee and Lounge, with soft collars;
stiff or French cuffs. Outing style
with reversible collar. 75 to ,$2.00.
Braces. I-29dt'.f.
i.  _ ,,_-_,_ ,..__.,l '-
*~;- i~
Styhsf_1`Sho_es A
For Women
Let un show you some of our
new spring atvler,
Women'i Patent leather lhoel
in buttoned and laced. ‘
Prices $l75 to -_ S4 00
Gun ri-efcil md dorigola shoes;
Prices $|,2$ to S4 00
Tan and brown shoes
Prices SLG! to A $4.00
.You will enjoy, your stay moreif

I _
in
' the
- ' and Qi
noted
S.t`ylish Plump
F with
l’crf@Ct _
iiiciies-
Thanks to the
Right Corset.
_.mn l
 "i'jT[`T~'“'hl9h ‘°._"°'*_"‘lQl*`*
our C_orsct_ *Dspartrhpnt 
' day, is- a reducing cores;
without buckles or straps. _lt har
"crest" iinbreakzible feature
vcs botlrstylc and comfort,
lt is-well worth inspection-and
not thc least argument in its favor
-after its high qiizility has been
is `\,__ .
, _ _ The Price-Only 
Prowsc Bros. Lid.
FOSS SIGNS G.T.R. BILL. ‘
BOSTON, June 10-In view of the
statement that he should veto all
transportation measures unless his
plans for improvements in an about
Boston were approved the action ofl
the government surprised members
of the leagislature. On Saturiiay the
government vetoed the so-called
westery trolly consolidation bill, a
measure advocated by the 'New
York, New Haven, and H-arl.i`o:'d rail-
way. Iri signing the Grand Triink
bill, Governor Foss saidz-
-“The entrance of the Grand Trunk
into Boston is needed fcr future ile-
vclopment of the port and desirable
as a means of controlling thru com-,
petition of the grain ron-d interest of
the state. .
yi "ii a
_ “I therefore take pleasure in sign-
ing this blll.` The people of Boston
and the entire commonwealth are to
be congratulated that the legislature
has granted the petition of this ini-
portant Canadian road. With the en-
actment of this measure, one ol the
principal obstacles to the develop-
ment of Boston ras a metropolitan
city and 8, great eaport is removed.
In my iudgment. Boston will be
greatly benefitted not only industri-
ally, but in. wealth and population."
W. T. STEAD’S ESTATE.
LONDON, June 10-The estate. 'ni
Wm. T. Stead, the well known newa-
paper writer, who was drowned in
thc Titanic disaster, was sworn to-
day at the small total of 5 $65,000.
and sound set of fruit by sprayi
AN
ARSENATE
Distributors
\ 6-!zMmwfEn'117i f
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Spray. Spray! Spray!
It is now time to think of spraying for the codling moth
as the bloom is beginning to fall, Ensure ai good, clean, hgalghy
ng with
' , NIAGARA LIME SULPIIUR
D _
or i.i:An.
Uiie_gal1on of Sulphur and two pounds of Lead to 40 galluns
water. Use a Perfect Spray Pump, which we can supply. Spray
y_our potatoes with a perfect Row Sprayer this year and saw
iime and money. We keep a full supply of all the above.
Auld Bros , Elftown J. A. Monre. lliizelhrooli_
-Prov. Agent.
WhereLTo    
This famous hotel has beer
The only first clala hotel
waminialiei ’s, Five minutes'
§i.iiTi` `°i`f'l`.".3°"
I0 rninutea to leading
Broadway and Ilth St., New York City '
Ilona conroius wirirour r:x'|‘kAvAc°aNc|:_ "
iiislied, and many modeni,up 1 .rlnioappolnfments have bfeen
installed, and can be compared favorably with any in tlzeclty.
Witliiu easy access of every point of interest. llaif mock fmm _ _
". l I. I
NO'l`l<Il) FOR:-Excellence of cuisine, eomfortabllsl sigmioililnfents cour-
teous service and homelike uurro`uud|ng|\l~ ' "
' 7 ininutea from Grand Central Depot.
_ ST. DENIS .||0'|`,I'JLCO.
Also Stanwia llall l|otel.'A|haiiy, N( Y. _ I
'-'HOTEL ST. 191.-:;1,\_i1,.s
it nnvaied, redecomted re ur-
near all 'ateamaliip liiiea.
walk of ‘rho 'ii )i ri
ations in the ei_l_y ai '
Day -Up.
atorea and theatres.
~ S - '_
I , 4-`27dtls iyr.
` _NEW. YORK-_?'
, you slop_'af}a hotel-l-~ -
_'Centrally_localeci, Accessiblc,- I
. , Quierand Refined,- , ,
` Coniforialilc'--Afcgommbdalions,_
f- I ‘?;<.~ Good iiégrvice,
_Courlebns" ,reaiment
- You?" fl gcfall `f.ihese at’fhe_
lisfweeii on-.al `,, ignnd sixiii 
_ cunoipailitrtan., ,
Sii13Te\_rooniS,-ifwiili private.-531% ,
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 2 Blocks East of 'Broadway
z8ih Street. Subway Station `
- at___ the dop__r.  3" _ "
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to Grand Central ,Staligli at`?admSt_foQl
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3--z}tlMEryr. ' 3" ‘
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, ` i ( :ot ."
= -~‘_¢ 1 _.-11
o wear a watch that you _ _,de-
pend on (or1lme`-keeping al_i"d_\t\'
bility. we um mi. rg inns
5,09 np, in__Ni¢i¢¢1 cries, mi -from
./7 po, 9.00 and ro_o_9 up iii lilly! lil'
gud mini ¢ri¢3,i_ua¢_,rgiii rggsgls A
iilralii or fob  with each 911%
-qild this month. .
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