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Fm” an W* mer an Independant annul, nntralunriiod and

Newly,

WANTED A time or |ia.u\a»:Y.e that.

Kumhrt Hevulrwme i’ow.|er-matic not cu v

In len rrrinlrtes.

The Gordon is the only fast black cotton hose that will stsridi against the wear of a healthy ramping boy, 25s. Moor.: ti' l\_i\:~

L`o¢1 Irdri

; nimingtn an , lmpnrtia I, Ilolllhll,

o 'author the

frdrlri J MII, wsexlrl ' »| the ton an _

` fahlnhed till New sbfrth »ldePo¢ o ofthe

,zuylblein ndvlnfta- ~n»|-ning l¢dll.ion,d.nlly (except

nonth r,c. Fel' yr.. . ... .. . . V:-ekly Rd tion (Weua\¢41y) per "I"°“\‘*~.~ .....t. ._

The Guardhn will not be re

currency or stamps remitved Make u itl b Pos

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but what it digcsts and assi~ niiintcs. ilnby fo<vi.~a must be fresh .uni properly kept when instock so as to insure th child gcitirig thcrn in the best possible vorniition. We are very particular in looking utter our stuck oi llzlby foods, buying tiivni in small quanti- tics.m|i frequently, .uni keel- thcm in .i fool misc away iron: oriorsof nllkirnis. \V-.- linxt tht' following

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Martins, .\`o.~'.tit~s Milk. \llcni»\1ry~. \'o'~ 1 : 111.15

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We want a bunch of

Funny Black ilais M;

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oath that they believe it to be non-intoxi-

on ca had no intoxicating

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Will your youngster draw one

for us ?

Draw ‘ Cat on a card 811! x II

inch and put your name and ad- dress also.

We offer three premiums-For

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have been estlblishnd who where subscriptions may/ paid, ie1,ndverlL\ing, job work and itnnsnctul- iummenlde. R mer: & Rogers’ Baker, Agent

93127;:

Agent

Georgetown, Russel R. Maclean. Agent.

- v it n. uécaaanv. anim

. P. HOOD, IF R NEWSOM. Aoverlininz Mgr. Subscrlolion Mir.

ins

SAT VRDAY, JUNE

"TEMPFRATE BEER.”

A.l

with

'ver~l',"

rnrrc or less sorcal

nn artful cimpcund irriendedln

the p n lily of the inw on the ow umiy~t furnish to

ill

“seek it yet ngain,"

pies in iievliring

-intuxiisating und

trol-I

<ii.\ni

a sn fic-nt stimulus under which he will

HO SPI

The vendor has

the bevcratze to

while the k ow-

tnrners are well

U

be non

ini: ones nmontz his cus

of i:n' nature. ite new beginners in

tg lnuy po~~ii»iy

veil. 'I`lie Ltiicr'

IIWHIG

tippli he in some case<

(I“.('(‘i

.lcnkir

ri

tiny In~pector

~ proc-nrt-ri asarnrric oflhis “Leun-

:=i»cer" frtni n wilcnrr on Queen

for the purport* of having it

nt-rm c

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armlyst-vi.

Tl: Guardian has been shown the

analy

that 'L tcntaineli by wc

ofnlcohol and by volume 590 per cen°. .\1 vithrr of lhrse le~f

L*

st'.~ report on tl v surnple, certiiyinxz

ight -1,90 per cent

s considerably ex~

he lirnitict by law, the so-called

n the eye ofthe law

oeeds I

pe

toxicnting drink. tion as t 0 the tl

hen it comes up on

selling intoxicating

“rem rate heer"lsi ` `n

ani And this raises a

ques stimony respecting this class of drinks w

a charge of illegally

liquor. A good deal of this sort of drink

been imblbed from time lo time ard

a (ew persons have stated on their

tl

etfcct upon them.

, \\'nat is the value of this testimony and

ng, or that it

, how far should it operate as a defence for

il the seller 3 There are mcny habitual driu kers who would perhaps swear that a

.I glass of whiskey swallowed by the pur- chaser, had no inlcxicatirg effect, but if twere proven to be whiskey the well- known intoxicating nature of that drink

would still sufficiently establish the ot’l`ence and conviction would follow. In

the case of beer the testimony of the

, drinker that he felt no intoxicating effect, it would seem ouuht not to he

,taken as conclusive evidence ol its

' harmless quality. Much of the beer sold as a so-called temperance drink would if analysed come within the class which the

the funnkqt drawing $130, fgf the' law includes as intoxicatintl. The second funniest 50 cents; and for attention ot those giving testimony in

the third funniest 25 cents.

J .Patun & Co.,

2°.” (UU) 9.

prohibition casesls directed to this,

matter. In too many cases we fear the

be er is strong enough to be intoxicating and the testimony which afilrms it to be

not ini oxlcating is strong enough to consti_

lute something very like perjury.

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YUU KN

UW THE

Iilil SIIYIND

“Uneasy lies the head that wears a crown.” Well we all

have crowns to our heads, and the only way to Prevent the

Uneasiness

ightosleep on one of our MATTRESSES. We have a very

fi ofallygndes,

ii.

hutlutetsh

Pom lloek, UDWII-\l “Wt

Sunday). #N .. _. Held year in

$1.00

pnuible lor

through mnlll.

g at all time! I _ ~

people. and recognised than _

|.‘ he ‘Po%¢’u» F plovr,

“ no

X ,anynble to The

inland Guardian Pub. C0.. charlollelown, P.

1 . i

at-anon onion Ministers and Layman Elected to

folinwinkpllnel '

news milb- 1

other business

more-J. I. C.

Albervon, Atherton Pon Jilice-Herbert Clark.

Agent.

East, Telephone Ounce-P. G. Seaman

prchihitcry laws come in contact

led “temperale

the purr h Ser

lb I934- F. A. W ightman, Financial Secretary.

Rev. Rev. Secretary and Rev. H. Stanley Young, B.

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of

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The annual district meeting of the

rn

MORNING GUARDIAN fum

Tr; o

_*“`°“_ Geo.

brethren In the active work in the

appeared before the ministerial session as B CHD

due

recom

EIINU prob

The division cf thc Bldeford Mission

o

ing: scpn and

act w

The following layman were elected to ronrrrena-; T. n. smith, onas. S. \vri¢in.. A

and

T

WEI'

. Sunday School, Rev FA V&'ightmnn, N. Il \V E

Co

Sustentnlion Fund,Rc\~ (inc F Dawson,

T H

Temperance Committee, Rev W Ri

Memorials committee, Rev A Etlhap-

man, Robb. Heaney.

Sabbath Observance, Rav A D M<:Cn1iy,

C S .

C

Col

S

Nominating, Rev W R Pepper, T H

Pi i .

Sher ng qu

Dis upon this recommendation of thc stand- Ing

competent to give a definite expression

opinion upon the subject until posses- W

sed of further information. u Re Church Union: Resolved that e is District rvjoices in the ex- IQ

cellent spirit existing among, and U1 toward the various denominations ln- volvad in the proposed union of Presby- Bl’ ian Congrnrzationalist and Methodist W churches and that we await with sym- 50] pathetic interest the deliverances and ea actions of the higher ohurchcourts.

Be Chairman: ‘In view of the fact that I

labored in this District for the last ionr years, and who is about to remove from W our midst, wc the moo bers of this Dis-

Mr. Dawson. P

After mnklnn good all losses there is a

nexional funds were well sustained and

vancad. The W. M. S. showed A marked increase of $811), and over Mil) had been

expended in Improving chnrchea and paraonaael. Next annual District meets

Haddock, Lot 8, P. E. I, June 9.1904.

bonus nlrnamrd LI,NIl¢nN'r vm

cure every cueol Dlpthorio. . '-

‘r mrrm lnualtns Lmlllnmf -‘wut prodnco nvwtiiof baht ‘

8t4nl¢yP.l.1._ ' _, ", ._ u»u¢v» mrunirs 'mnftitwral

the but household umldy m.0t\1h. .

Oli CIW, Ont. '_ .

iuuu uiuuu

at Tryon I With Large

Attendance ‘ , i

he Conferenca Committees ,

-Appointment ofa Field ' Secretary Was Discus- ' sed.

erwlde District convened at n on Tuesday June 7, at 930, Rev. F. Dawson, M. A., in the chair, Rev.

\V. R. Pepper, Journal Secretary, A. E. 0rmpnran,'B. A., Assistant

, Satistleal Secretary. All the _

strict were present. Ernest S. Weeks

didate for the ministry, and alter examination was unanimouily mended lo the ministerial sersion of Inu conference lo be received aaa atloner for the ministry. He was rccommemiei to be sent tu cclleae. A. D. M»=Cuily ami David Rogers e'ccted to audit the schedule.

Il V.

19

recommended hy canstitutino \Ve|i- n Sation, Union Corner and Lot 16 a rate circuit, Rev. N. McLaughlin I)\vid Rogers, were civctcd to ith chairman in visitingllre weak

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ssl

ht. Iirnnev, T. Pickerlno, Norman R. right, Colin Mol(-ry, VV. E. Brooks

John V\'ilkinson.

he following ministers and Iaymeu c elected to the conference commiitee:

right. rwvorth League, Rev A D McCuliy, J kinsun.

ntingent Fund, Rev George A Seller,

cs S \Vright.

ii

Pickering.

Dper, T H Smith.

Wright hurch Property, Rev F A Wightman, in McKay. '

tate of the Work,Rev Nell McLaughlin, E Brooks.

taticning Committee, RevNeil Mc ml

e proposed appointment of a Field te

conference was discussed, and while the 30

°"‘°” "S ’°°"“°" ‘°"’°k Wm’ "“"°' funsweu f"°“tS- Dining chairs golden quartered and knobs head end 46 inches

Chiffo_nnier,golden quartered oak oak, wood Seats' big ’

SSCo:nmittee, yet in view of the B_ nncial aspect ofthe case dli not feel hi

v. Geo. F. Dawson, M. A., who has iz

labor. The resolution was carried

animonsly and lcellugly replied to by

all increase in membership. Gon-

nlotcrlni support on the missions ad-

Bedeque.

, WH. R. Plrrln,

Journal Booty.

m-mt. I - rms. rumrunt mmm

uns. onas. almnniron.

` - HATTIILB FDLIY.

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mil

Yeoh

W

Ladies) dreqsing table’ gqlden polished, a very handsome easy

' Bureau and stand, golden _quar~ estry_ Iwi,

gh t9 mi’ °f dmwefs , Rattan Rockers light finish. White Enamel Buregli’ -with Rattan Settee, V€rV pretty de- sive 1% inch pillars. heavy brass ashstaud t° match' Bmlsh bev' sign rails spindle and knobs finely fin-

. . I _,

p 18x36. good trimmings and - eely polished. also in golden elm. CHIFFONNIERES ‘mc _

ashstand to inatch, iltted withf?

evelied mirror. 24x30 ins. - with fee ashstand Bedroom Table. mahoganv or m

trlot cannot allow him tn depart without quartered 0ak'pOIiShed, top l6X22|. f expressing our appreciation for him as A in I e brother and presiding otHcer,aud slncémly

pray that th.. blessing cf God may |10 qu with him and his family in his new ileld in'

31-25.... is;-;.:._ _

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c Have Now thc Most Complete Line of Furniture Ever Offered in thc Province.

UNDRY ARTICLES ill 0llr PURNIIIUREROOIVIS

i ` Armchalrs, mahogany finished. put together.

Five drawer bureau, hardwood,

“lkfed °“k °" Gully blrch chair. silk ta str antique finish, 42 inches wide. 56

» . ' pe Y- _

Wnirllii;-2:... F.md,Rnv F A Wlgntman. J mahogany amish: Polished, B. B. Fancy chairsnnahogany finished, inches high,weil made and finished.

S

I.aug`1lin, Reserve F A Wlghtman.

ron cot. white enamel finish,

I I d h woven-wire spring bottom

ll.°ak °' m“h°ga“y’ P° ‘S le ' Dining chairs, golden quartered attached, 2%x4% ft.

“°r’ 2° X 24 1"' polished. nicely carved. in silk tap- ‘I

f re - - .

Grebery for the N» B- and P- E. Island Bfiflsn beveued mi“°"' 24 in; X oak,polished and seat with leather, Iron bedstead. white enamel 1%

1”" bureau mp' 42 X 41 ln" excellentchairs. inch pillars, with solid brass caps

. h. in sizes 3 feet.3 feet 6 inches-

B mm'°r' I4X‘8 m" 48 dn' Rattan chairs light finish. and 4 feet 6 inches wide

Iron and brass bedsteads. mas-

ed mirror 18x20, size of bureau I ___ ished in white enamel’ 4 feet 4

hes wide.

Bureau, white enamel. polished,

itish beveued minor 24x30, Chiilonniere. elm, antique finish.

6

inches wide, I8 inches deep. 56 _ ches high. with 5 large drawers. Ladies’ dressing table. made in

id brass trimmings, size of bur~ 1" 5;'

End”

nj

vi

u top 19x44 inches. . Bureau. white enamel, polished, flu

arte: cut oak or mahogany fin- h, richly carved and polished, 3 t 2 inches wide. fitted with

to match 2z'x24 inch shape bevel-plate irror.

Wardrobe. elm, antique finish, 3 et 9 inches wide, 7 feet 5 inches gh, double doors and drawer. '

“dei

e of bureau top 19x42, British ‘S

Dedroom table, mahogany orihi .

_ - _ 6 Wardrobe hardwood, antique

“tered oak polished' top wx! Iiinish, 49 in’ches wiie, 87 inches

. - high, strong and well made. easily strong single Iron Bed’

mor suites $|4.‘,$|e.`s|s. 52|. $25. $50. $35; $57, $40,345, upto $145.

PARLQR 5u|1'E5_ in new ngnfed voor., fringed to mich. ‘ I ‘ '

P 1 Par or suite, 3 pieces, mahogany finished frames, hand

81' Ol'

i

the rn_ost reliable on the market, in solid carved and hi hl ol' h d thoro `hl I1 d , h l-

fin\=h;di§;°mf§1- njggay ssfgsd and gd- gtemdbin fine girl in mrgrgc oIiv1',°Ni1:1;f<§¢n?1io§ii

ca a r r,nn2rece our ggwu ° " ‘

’ covering. silk glush, bagel: anldebggdsfn b ' Rpm!! mat ‘nd edges’ hmmm

, anonoom su|r|:,s.., , _.

Suites,

back. * I velour.

finish,

back,

tapestry

°‘“'V°d neatly carved'

mirror, wash'

5 ft 4 in high'

ghhaa

suit,

elnbor- ` strong- ‘ » an an

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