this Province. - -f - Morning Kaila-

- '___‘,th;i..sr A , 5; I - 'L_' ' `_ , 4 __ ` ` ‘ oRNiNo Dali

" "&£Tt~Glrcula{i°:i|i__' V ‘ T. - ‘ ` ' ‘- A - _ _ - ' - '-‘ - MCatchea lil Bird " ‘ 5 " 4. I E T -I /U ‘ N .-T I l » t I I _ _ "*"

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cHARLo'r'm'rowN, riuiesls EBYIARD L3LANn, CANADA, FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1909

-..a°enrii'..~.i:¢n:.

§§

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sfiusix Province hiihf wuhiiip - riorrlwu ri-is wuii:

t_.-_ `

ATESZT v-¥U‘-PPEN1N6@- s Muffin- iuirizsr ronsiou News

S, I `lRe'ported Saie. Clerks- Shlvlhvgiin ilgiiuflstion _,of Armaments to Be Discussed by the _Inter-

'Ci"6'ii’f_ ;i_g§pects.` ilfnportiid Buffalii.',,Birrglar$s_.Stéal ' ` '°" fll2f::'|;‘g:El’°"°° national Arbitiation Conference. p-Also ’thé‘ Duty

Chiefs" Revolver. Truro s Express Robbery. M ___ of the Churches. Submarine Bells _

MONTREAL. --Meir 20-‘Si>.°cicl)- Hugh Allan, saysthe S. S. Mongol- ian is in no dar.\_.',er.

She is in thin ics which may break

my minute and is far uiough- oil sho” to prevent grounding.

There is no danger to the vessel or

pagoongers. - '

Bhe has had the earns difficulty

ery y€8ll'. \ _

“Two clerks of the Liverpool Insihr-`

sight.

Green was arrested nod claimed

that Beattie called' him .bad names.

_*___ . CALGARY, May 20-(Special.)-

Neverbefore were the climatic condi- tions in this Province more favor- able toward a recordhreahlng gre.-in crop than they have been'-this spring, notwithstanding the fact that the seeding was ten days late.

ance Co., got into Q Hglit-on Tuesday'

aight. ` _'T W Wm. Beattie was working art his ‘Th

desk when A. E. G__reen came in the eh

worse for liquor, and throw paper at have arrived at Roman ' M-onli iii fn ~ charge of sixty Muizican cowboys.

ORTH BAY, May 20-(Specla1)- eri rglars broke into the police stat-I en,

hnilliitn tem to assist he struck Bean

tie in the face, wh-ow'bI'0l<tlll HDUUYB- , _N cies pierced his eye and be loses his Bu

1NN1if>no,- May zo-ispstiaiift

ree hundred- builalo_ intended for Leary pnvd Mont.gomery's large gen-

park at Wg,'inw-right" Alberta ,L-` ' `

i rc

here and carried off the chid's

volver.

._..._&____

is in

Two _nren answering the description W

of th_e desperadoes passed' through ‘

Belmont and efforts are being fr

a .

to last aight and- boots, shoes,_rp~ an. lvers, hardware, tobacco' and g oc- '-

ST. UUNSTNN'S WIN iM

NASE BNLE _MNTNN

Yestorday aitei'no`on an interesting

game of baseball was played at Vic- toria park, between St.. Dunstnn's1 College and B team ol senior Char- lottetown players. Umpire McNeill from the college called the game a- bout: three o’clock. The college boys played snirppy ball but they ran up- against nine just as sna_PPY. and a mat exhibition of hnii'~piay=lng was given the large number of spectators present. Up to the end of thu tlfth innings

the City boys were ahead but nt the end ci the sixth innings the College' boys had evenul the score. 'l'h»ti'e wero no more scores mrade and' at the last of the nineth innings the score stood 7-7. It was decided to play of! and- the

se fr

th ta 268

CHICAGO, May 19-Despite the

cla - ' I ' -

nzi c

has compiled figures which show that l du 190

d t

raited from this country to Oaimdn.

He of of

ENVUHS UNITEII ESTATES

im made hy Canada of the immen l C

immigration e'nterin_ its borders J th Unit S C B Sch

the Rock Island and Frisco Lines, a

ring the tlscnl your ending June 30, 8; more people came into the Uni- W States' from Canada the/ni suvlg- ‘ T'

obtained his figures from' reports I the Commissioners of Immigraition I the United States and Canada.

MIGHNTINN NNLNNEE T

u ed tates,, . . -

dt, Commissioner of Immigration gf'

nil Owin to the reduced s at.

h h

The flames spread rapidly and be BERKELEY, Cal., May 19.- Foes ore firemen could reach the scene, 00

HE NUMMUTEHS ’ ff

NEW YORK Mgy 19-Two hundred Wu o

mmuters on the Long Island RH. mped from car windows neelr For

pe from 5, blaze which was started

Y Y

sudden short circuitin of the third

g peed

hicb the brain was moving, none of os

e who jumped was hurt, although

e engineer was slightly injured

TWURO, May 20-(Special)-There UW nothing particularly new respect- 8 g uw “preps holdup last night _the following information o

Onslow this morning in~ the direction Bt

ads to intercept them. ~ #I1

_ Comp l"sE'°"° at I-‘°g5i°V1u° “'39 hwkvn watch one night at twelve o‘clock, ll

d next mornin; the only trace ‘of 5°

_ I. _ him was his cap. 3:

es to the extent of $500 were stol- T

d I do notirnow what could have u

f ’ -- T i hap

e whereabouts of Mr. Blanch, and e n`i»an'y friends of the family hope at in a very short time matters

mulbaneousl in all the coachesvb M

ons, the th -year old son of J.,

a missing in Boston

by A Guardian representative A

obtained.

My -husband is watur tender on the _c earner Ranscu B. Fuller. I heard C om him last on the tenth of May

irits. Today I was wired by the in

any that lie had gone on his'

he boat was in dock nt Boston iz

pened to him. He never drank,

d wns steady in every way. ‘

he poor woman could hardly speak stricken dawn was she with greit

d worry. ' ver-ything is being done to had

l be cleared up.

EHIlMi25-ENUT FALL

_ . . Y

Coons, 'whmell twenty-five feet

he news was of the briefest: nat is having been wii-ol. but when' at

d he seemed to be in the best ot by

LAKE MOHONK. May 20“(3D€¢- collectively largely barbarinm- and PE 1)-'rue possibility or the aaoption_h¢ao,w.,-- `" ex the Conference 0° I“"*’l'°*"-50””-1 Governor' Ansel of South Carolina V rbftraticn of a pla“.\!omi plank fav- spoke in favor Cf arhitrutkm ana un ring the lirnitation of annaments a- Rev. Frederica Lynch declared "if, is

' _ mong nations, is indicated by thelt-he shame ofthe age that every eq

onvcrsation of the leaders of the church in Germany, England and Ge

_ Burglary _ Near Chatham, B. ' `° li.. ...mir ..~._». ........ Are Doing Good Work-

* V » -yesterday by Mrs. J. B. lslatch of on Ijltgbland Avenue that her 'husband

s - .

een

ng by these bells have decided to tend their _installation to the light essels and stations on iilic coasts d lakes.

Canada also lins taken up the uipment of her coasts and England rmuny. Holland, France, Sweden

onference. America is not preaching against and Denmark are doing likewise.

The attitude of China was declared these great pagan, overwhelming ar~

Wu Fang today in favor of mak-Nmamfntfm' ff,

, I I; a compulsory arbitration law of WASHINGTON, May 20tSpscial)- w

CH‘FTHAM» MHY 20-(BP6°‘lBl)"0‘ Secretary of the Eastern Steamship ng,ti0ng_ In lessening the danger in navigation mi

The amicable relations between the and the delays in transportation the nited States and\ Canada were de- snumarbine bell has become an' eifec- ei rihea- by Justice Mscisren- on on- tive agent ond' is being atihpted by '° rio, who said that while moiviausisf the maritime interests severally. th al measure have become Christian- Thi’ G0V¢l'H"l¢Ylf l`8C0i!“l7~ll\§ the W*

cd, “we still remain as nations and substantial service rendered to ship- he

HHUBN WINS _

BRENT HNCE

Moivmaah, may 2o__<aptc|a1.;

In the twenty mile race held yester-

H U day in Mona-ani between sin-unit and A St. Yves the former won. in the

_ time of one hour lift four minute

0| Y ' B.

ml twenty five seconds.

XNNS HUSNTNIJ UNIT

During the year Mr. Schmidt finds i at 56,8640 left the United States to 9 ke UD homes in Canada, _while 58,-

caimie from Canada to live in this nt'r a d iierence of 1408 in f vor

Bt. Duiistau's went to hat, rolling in six runs. Then the -city boys went: to bat determined. to yvin. But tilisy could only t one "run in, thus end- ing one of The best games played here for years. The score being 13-8 in favor of St. Dunstan's.

It is now up to the City ball play-

ers to getin some practise and have ii return match played in the near, future. ‘

coli Y. l 5' A

the United States.

EEGNNPN TITLES

_in Mincun|

` 1

Exciri-No scans I0,

` IN PARLIAMENT. -dh- "°'°- lwe

. - - to the Maroon- ( ;tioE1)NS?itmGeT::tTe;ay at the samii Oalmdai The I5la'“d‘ HYm‘“-

QUEBEC, May 20.-A 'most ex- citing scene was witnessed in ilie_ Provincial Parliament as members were leaving the Chamber last DNS'-lt. when Oliver Asseliii, oi La* Petrie stsil, struck Hon. Mr. Taschcreau in the face. Tascherea-u- had referred to Mr. Assesliii as having been in _board- ar in the house where a cablegram was receiyed addressed to Premier Gouiii in answer te rictber message which bore the lertt-:rs nrrro, buf which the Premier claimed to be a forgery. ' Arseliii was arrested on* the order of Speaker Pelletier, as t/he assault happened- on the floor of the I-louse. Instructions were given by the At- torneyttleneral that on no account was Asselin- in be allowed out on bail nor cc-municnte with any per- sons. Auislin was :brought-.up iin thu' Police court to-,day and pleaded "not:

st ra

o'r'rAwA, May 19.-The hpplicntim

ecting the C P R `G N. W. and

ties at the other Atlantic sea'board

po co

del . Messrs. Code and Greensliields. lm'

th pa in favor of American newspapers lb that or the isttsr they charge only prcss rates while to the form-er. com- mercial rates are allkéti- _

The companies deny any discrlmlus tion and ask. to have the whole mat- ter laid- over until June. when th' hoard is to page on their tariffs o' tolls un-der. recent arneudments to thi- Railwny act. _ ...__._...___--

The temperature was thirty tw; egress above zero aft tivo o cloc

his morn ng. '

d t

, th

Stbllne fifteen a. m., Upper Flat Prince ed

the London Times for an order B

stern Union telegraplis to trans Néerruy the C“°k°°» The Bri” Rose'

<1 ii th ii ‘T

:£185,329 tggag; audi' tlgml; wg b Eleven a. m~. West Kent School. Ar- di

a ' '

Ihre b

e Times, claimed' that the com- E nies discriminate against British

Re e ons and Address. C "Song of Welcome." '

Kllilty" and was remanded until Fri- day,-bail being refused. -

f un

Rockaway late this afternoon to 'cs-

il pouches were saved with con 1;-

ninn inn what

‘ \ o--» B]

Ten iam. Principals' floor (includ-

ngl Miss Mackinnon's class ,~

pring Song, The Happy Peasant'

uet), pa.'i:iotic mugs, En-gland,

Recitations by students, short ad- resses.

or Day Songs, Folk Song, Come of ack to Erin Empire Bong. What ,_ ii

s ot Prince St. School. b Solo by Miss Ruth Watson, Papers, v cit ti

Queen Square: Opening Chorus,

fa P t ii

Essay, Empire Day.

Chorus, Arbor Day Song.

' Recitatlon, Fred Perry.

Solo, Louis Duggan. ‘

Recitsticn and Chorus.

Chorus, Maple Leah. Recitation, Willie Praught. Chorus.

Recitation, Willie Purcell.

Solo, George McLellan. Recita-tion Leo M'cKe»ima.

t c

G S t

our coaches were destroyed The w

' 0

** th

durable difficulty. ' gh

Hin in Jurgr M

the brain. acglirding to Dr_. A. C. or ~ _

gym-y onthe' baby is remarxabl

NNN AIN £|TN.SCHNNi$*§‘;”§. M m, ..

' toss state. A complete return to ep

e consciousuessf however is expect*

uric. Arbor Day stings. The M

MONTREAL, May 19.-The 08/118" an West continues to be the cen‘tre

e 1 sfilr ds. Ndt only

I do for England, Patriotic airs 315,: B514, &ugu-ueiive Nampa;-3-n em.

race Manitoba and the new pro- inces, but extends into British U olumbia.

Munras i.biime_n\ Corel Dlswmvef- l

THEY ALL WILL SEE _ . _

Chorus, Flag of England. Addresses; God Sieve t-he K Twelve noon, Combined Sc

' the Monument.

Bugler call, First Post.

ing. hools at t'

Placing Wreath in honor of Riggs e

robably be the most/ important ver built in Wes’|=rn Csnisidsl. null M

in the second tory of his home to s pavement Jew three weeks use d has been? in a state of cornii e, is recoveillng from concussion

il, who attending him The death was aiéptctud to :anew t1Te “‘

The child returns to I ltltc consciousness when l1§» me

within a week. ‘ ` gr

-u

I 'T Mrsi Saltzburg is suing for ai, di- an

H vorce. Her husband is supposed to be “Y”

in Can-adax She says that they were D e

arrled in March, 1908, send that ii w weeks later he stopped working

and told her she would have tosup- port him. When she refused she says

____ .I m

unusunl constructive activity Om he

sion oi that line to the Pacific

o Prince Albert, another riorfth 1 d be

easterly toward Hudson BBY. Wl\ll° ""6 have give" up the stale# e gn.

ht time win touch tue American t'f)l';‘;r§’°§[“;'f;°gm*§h,ue°sh§;_”‘ ,y_ boundary. These three lines will deceased had been a very active mem-

” . . .

Shrubb was six hundred and eighty ards ahead of St. Yves.

_._____é_

we ho

WNHK NETEH WEIIEIINIS ‘“

_ -_._

using nearly 200 students is sit--h

'uated in a very desirable portion of'B t-he

gh ehncatiohsi nie.

PUHTNGE Ll ,PNNINIE NN P

EUUIINTNNNNL EENTHE

PORTAGE LA PRAIRIE, Man., May 19.-iA notable tribute to Port-, age la Prairie as an educational' centre was paid recently when a T'

here for the purpose of investiga- ’ tw

tin

la Prairie Collegiate is one of .11 finest in Western Canada and has m

ougliout the west as one of the th st caps-bly managed in the entire_.0g st. A bountiful brick structure! A

city and the teaching' staff stands D in the honor roll of Canadian I,

... g 1

TNNIU EXPEETS ,Il

The submarine ‘.=.ells operate during Irs and nt. night and the sound nvcs emitted under water travel 27 les.

These waves are picked up by re. ying microphones nn ships and by e code signal of each station 't/be “fl “_l1\'ig‘at.or is able to- tell where is locarted.

f . 1-" _ _-_ ' _; -~\_; __- _ ___:~_____ _._

;----~-~_ _ __

HISUN INSTHUIITUN

IS ENITIIINLLY ILL

nonciiasran, N. ii., may 19_ ~

Bde Instructor John Down . form-

number of citizens of Brandon vislt»}ally of Halifax, and for the l»\_¢ ed

wiv years in the Maritim. ,._.-_,

g the local institution. The Port, ggmiary im-vice, here, is very criv c-

age ._ the

attracted considerable gttentfim in

thr mo

Y ill lit his residence in Govt-rr.

ent Terrace. Three physicians are

attendance. Dr:-. E. J. Gaudi-L, 0 Prison surgeon; Dr. J. F. Teen, Dorchtster, and Dr. llicDou-;~nl_l_ .-~

mherst. A very critical f»p~-i,,ii».|. as been performed ani sli.-hi ;,....~; _ se entertained for his rrcovhrv 31,-

0 - _ .

_WDW has been forty one 5e...a in 1- ll 5¢l'Vl¢€. Z9 Years in Dorchcsti-r_ il thc rest of the time ln t-he old ‘lf 1 prison. The reutnatinn of

lu w. ey is now iii the hangin of aspect-or of Peaitsntlaiies.

r ii l

PHILADELPHIA, May 19-lt aman afiries a girl "-just to beep her from

bei - --

ng an old- maid" is that sdllcient

ason _for him to quit work and ask r and her parents to support him? This 'is the alttiltude the/t Mrs. J os- h Baltzburg, W’h'o is living with bei other, Mrs. Ray Goldstein, 'aft 30'! oss street. says her husband took.

d incidentally, it is to be men-

, An

- N tioned that \Mrs. ‘Snltzburg is quit( ` ‘ _too iitikactive to have been seriously.

-BIG THUIT EHUPN

ST. CATHERINES, Ont., May' 19 As the season advances the prospects for the fruit crop of the Niaga"-~. Dis-, trict are becoming brighter. dcspito| the backward- and chilly ""°th°1`.| which has prevailed for' son* weeks.,

danger of an old ma,id,.s fB,te_ 'Thi peach crop is prosperiu, |`iicely,|

beat her.

Itweis then Mrs. Sa-ltzbu'rgsr went back to her mother.'Bome time ago 'ie bald her hu»sband` arrested for non-

support and obtaingd 3 weekly ordeij

Th most costly campaign thus age/lust' Accor ing4to_hcr charg-I tha _ _

r Enid 'ost gs that for th; caizgztllziialn 5:.n§;liEg:;5yll:;¢;r<;;;1gP°I§I;°*k ‘the Union cemetery on May sth. The acific, w c cas or ‘sex - _ un »~ of --- ---H--~ T-- ounced plans of the Cciiadiun Nor- ter nut Monday fri

, 'tl\er1l\.esl!lma'te .tlid cost-l 07- 'fills'-all-~ ' ,oi

:Est at more. than $10.000.00l7~ 1 LABOR FIGHT OVER' NTh This year, three branch lines wi I. _ ed it -~ -»---». _.earns-.ass.:°t.tnz.-.fiiix h mud' Trunik Pacmc from lgeelytvwme' hour working day. the Machinists ask' one Wm run numb' li sud Amalgamated Engineers of Tor- m

will show up well, while almost

|.NNl§E EUNEHNI.

CALGARY, May 19,-'rhs may oi t late A McQueen was buried in

eral service were atzunded by a

ends ami fellow citizens, which, itself testified to the very high

esteem in which- hs had been field.

od-ge, and there was nothing lack-‘ g which could add to their and

__ _P

ry ot.her_va'ricty of fruit will be ‘. V

iitiful. E

l]V|N[I|li|$T'S s 'E

W' of

hésd secured- the . promises of John

.1 Y

y large nufiglier of Mr. McQiieen's M

e services themselves were conduct-,E P by the Masonic body, deceased c ving been a member of Perfection b

ENNNING NACE EUH W[lHEU'S EHNMPIUNS

-¢-_.

CHICAGO. Ms! 19-World's chem- ions will race in s Marathon run to e held at tho South Side Baseball ark May 29. all of the stars who an in New York April 28 being ex-

ected to campete. Charles Harvoy, ho ia han ing the New *York end the arrangements stated that he .

vsnbers. Johnny Ham an-fi Doran- -o Pietri. Harvey will ‘go alto: St.

ves and Tom Longbcat and expects o sign them/ up. -

-i-.____.....

inard`s Liiiiment. Cures Gai'g¢t in COW!

Alexander McQueen was born in rince Edward Island in 1851 and ame west in 1882, being' for gi num. er of years managvr of the Winnipeg

Times. He was with the Canadian

olunteers in '85 seeing service t

aiity and dignity.

FOUR MUNSTER BRIDGE

, i

i<,, -

IIIBB gLOH.lilNCE SMITH, __, harlottetown,

WI Of t ~o" opular young ladies from'

B%stt{éSg, $|;‘q=d», R0'¥;§_t!

» “ ll- . . 9°.

nf;'mitest.V to New Tork""&?y and

bridges, which cross the East Rdvt

ui] the way from Boston .to Ne; `

York, and also on rdturn. 'l‘huB f-ht '

are now four great aerial liiBl\W“ 1" of .traiilc between Manhatten Isla d -

mnd Long Island. _ They n-re~_t.J1e 0 i- gfnal Brooklyn bridge, the llia.ms~` burg bridge, the Manhatten bridge, all three of the suspension WW. *Fd uhh Queansboro brides dl °H»l1¢ll9v\=f

c0'I1‘E:Eili\ilJT°E‘i<?\E'1Ts Guardian will cont~sin,‘ 'the totsi vm polite- to yesterday nwrning at B o’cl'o¢k. Bild’ Wm N50 l've the names of the winners of, the three "special" prizes cf |15 lll S°l‘l'. $10 in sold. and $5 in s0l'd'» *U “Nl as the totnl vote for each. Of It least gh;-or. of the ladies) ftvintille' "5 .o:ial" two weeks `C_0‘llf».%9l~ vm -Fat sits pw 'rf£,¢g,°tf,g,_ 1,, cl zoo' a lui” u nndlot.. vow,

ii mail liicli is

Ellggvfndgllsirlg-tt‘;ToRuy` 'ell 0; ll°l°f° above dm. Aivvetnsrecuvvd br" 'tlel`ayed1’llail due on--or before a- '-smniute `vTii be remiss. A saint worth ao 'votes wil ¢\>s¢\\\“" V* W' ggi- in every leant* until ‘the close( The clos' ng hour `of'theh1'our dispari-

' * lc sac even .

mfrhnfeiiaslzsovslltlc have lot nuff" chocolates on f-M ill 7"' - md the viii not he t-lw °1"1l“\\‘Y ""7 ' a tain att-wium huh-

R ollllan had the lltlii interests' iiflevery' member of The Gnardian's DIN! ll? l\°“`to"h;“ 03° arransld with The Whit' 5° Y th hp

fm I eight harry iuiiss me .tear ”°°"" Wlll llll under fourinpiister

Ltd for on adequate M1951! 0| \ ° _V

and Taylor. , Third verse of Island Hymn. Ad- :c

.iress 'oy~Chaplaln, T. -F. Fullerton, D Bugler call. Last: Post, The King; Many visitors graced thas interest- c

ing exercises last year. Their pres- V ence is a- source of stimu-l'atl|ou\ to the 0 students and en-co»ur_agment to the 5 tail. ' - I

PROVINCIALIST OF c

NINETY YEARS.

MEDFORD, Muse., Mny19-John

fm. as farm", and “0,n,¢5¢@;wrs l\linard's Liniment Cures Colds etc. ti

re concerned-, as N193' Wl\l`§iV° dll” “'

t new w the fish "dn"-I <1--` Condensed Advertisements sits nd Peace River Valley _ . 1,

o a - The immense amount of railroaid (Too Lain for &ldlcation.) 10

arge immigration -promised and n ,li K _ " H hi v lu bl fu ,_ n

"_"""'“"*‘ ewes" rl" 1°' ‘*“‘“°‘°‘“ ‘°°"°l° °° °° “...'{`i' “i Lili 2....”

p i _ tm ture cons ng n p A

?;°tg°y STS-“tQg&n,n“np:,¢‘;l`;l|fgc¢% for Heintzinau piano, parlor, dining-

- B ey

zxiaftan of railway construction ac- gglggehilnd ::°ggEng f‘:‘€`e‘:ll;‘i:»n;‘vlvt¥]l;‘;‘; =_

Macdonald, formerly a residenooi East Boston for more than 25 years, ohm-v_t\i his soth uirtmi at tim. homo of his son, Akita `Eh_BIbti\ld,

132 W th S t'hG"l'lilfbl'd N1 autatltn-6iEQ§_ct\Er'm?.i?¢t.l.._.........~-f

'§M`t‘1"II§cilonalr_l ~»_;-;_,,- __v. pieeg oi garden with -~ -pg* 's Frida

. -1, , office writing desk safe,

part' '°u°w‘§ bg alzummfr' tdurgg ligglaucastlgeand cabinet, chlpctis and which Mr' ac (ma 9° A oil cloth, -and a lot' of other articles

:Sgt ‘;E"':,'x,.|,'if,N_’1°.;’.°°;g? hi' dd'-n A. Beamer, Auctioneer. _.Be-31d,3i`.

John Macdonsdd was--born in Tro-

tting, i».,m. inirsy 15.' 1819. » A - "h\,§~f`s- _ f , f, 5,., 1,' garter iii».iiie-imh~- - ~ ' °'

onstructioh in the west. has dv- ' I N LE I 1 t t . w -1°--<1 - -,E-5,1;-f°-,,fh°g,g,,;‘;,<;?;“,;'; ._-_\".?.T é?.....?.;`... h....§‘.';‘ .3"..2l.°§2 h Lil‘:b°1':§vm. re\?é|ue`,,e that we the premises 199 Kent St., on Tues- VY 'is' ° ' ' da the 25th commencing am eleven T'

The sermon was preached by Rev. A. Clark at Knox cburch,of which

ber, and tor some years treasurer.

r. Clark spoke in highly appiiecia-, ve terms of the character ond- life' Mr. McQueen. . The funeral cortege was led by ai and, followed by officers of Masonic, dges, walking. ‘A carriage filled" ith beautiful flowers preceded the earse-. The pa-llbearers were: Col. alker, J. T. Miacdonaild, A. M. Ter- ll, T. J. S. Skinner, J. C. McNeill nd J. N. Rankin.

HIS LIFE AND CHARA(l'I’EIi.

v , _l Fish creek. An accident to his lm:-Tk

during this campaign brought. on .the weakness which finally cost his life.

In Celzary. Mr. McQueen was the

,drst manager of‘ the Bell Telephone company. Later he was in' 'the in-

surance business.

Though socompletely cut off by his

crippled condition from tho ordinary life Of mon, Mr. McQ\iqgn was: glwgyg cheerful and thoughtful for others. His memory is cherished with the highest esteem by a.-ll who knew him personally.

Minards Liniment Cures Diphtherla.

HUNDREDS OF

i-I roni-:

"Special" orders are already `to_

1 ;;_,.i.iT,,._,I:§.i¢arne<i his--'tariithf_4l>‘_T§f .A - '

- -_ I - _ ' ' lint-wh -ri -_-_.v _ <1- _ nt§li’t~;Ea|:iTiv0‘T:¢“t‘-Thlrl=bl§c‘g d|\'o`l' before "`l1A ‘-family. Pgathgrhig 'lint Pgibning'

B`mlf'on Sa‘tur` -'-I f- took ' two~mile walk - ~/ lil' _ is re-E merkably wel 'Z éd slid liiis _ineiitol powers, pn.rticul_dnl 'his mem-_ o YJ are unusually . His e~y_e-

wns the fhature of the ' ‘ vance amonrg those present being his four; children. Angus lfacdonaldof ‘Med-

srd, hAllanHMaedon4;ldEo! gllveigpt,

rs." _ary wry ', T etegt rl. Ma'0¢l0tgfd_"q3--_ tiff, the m m;shild“`_ ll :hd 14

ea grm r ;yove1i»nd

:Lost Boston. Tl" B - 'rum wa' on tivpitainment, in

which ~_all of _the .took » cmoA`oo` Manxirrs. I

CHICAGO May I0-(Special)-"

May when ...._.,... .._....,..... 115!

my een ...‘...:.. as .mot wheat .............-.iso

init chocolates UN 1° I - _

-.mit cm yo;

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" df. hem he came1t0 'Bl`>f__¢l$ll‘ 1 g “gi - -

,went ‘ho work as-ai 'aiispff ‘ _ ‘ .. - gipenter in an'E:;t1 Bostéin Myth? .' ' 1 _ _`. Q vnpc. ` nganw on _ `_\< mhiT;;'°tnps RCE:-A os Ntwiouhaiaiui_ \ " \5 ami into North nay. .Amr etch* gm N., S3 \.-~ years of life on the seas he returned ‘.,_ _ " » ‘

-A , . ‘

_ _ ar" E -

ii t Bostxm. _ "

FA`sboiut i years ago he retirvdfrom

tn his carpenterlng and worked in -the shipnrds 'aufron 't.be"¢oc¥s ln

active work and has ulnce mage his home with his childrsn,‘lf'vfu "`o1io- hnlf the year witdi his daughter in iimrest- no the other hell#-vm hte

somewhat of ii _ End' also can chop and sa wood, while as l

gardener he is most successful.-Boe-

Li ht to eh wiliids fair a little

in in Medford Hillside. He is

" iidnnuivra wiims. *

'l0RON'l‘0, May 21-(Bpeciall-

1,, - ..

_ W . * Money is Tlghf B t there are pcs |¢ WM hee :currently "Eff L opportunities to ¢rI Y on goodsecurfty. If G¢lW_ll\l

few thousand' our WIN Ml- w||| Wi _you'ln toudl 'ivltii those who have money t0

Mn' qpg»¢¢|nlom»~-

1.1,... .A

` send to the Daughters of the Empire.

to borrow e few dciT(lI%.‘0l‘ C I

, hand for hundreds of wllles of lhl ` 2419952 'Empire 'number of 'l"_h_e 'Morn- ing Dany Guardian or may sz." and still they come. The "special is- sue increased fn- intdhvt BS U10 -°--is °-- iz.. sons ' G|EE:'dl)an,”who nexr rilad ftcgefort, a/rid even all regular- readers will scan it in a more painstaking inan- ner than e'¢f ill the Wil-

Thcre will be lmnrirclii of people

disappointed if- they do not st once

P. O.Box 9I6,_Cliarlot't¢tow'n, at hast Ave cents per copy lor The Morning Daily Guardian of May 22. It will be impouilla to till orders received on Saturday, as The Guer-

diai Ogxulatfah Lkégiger must know not lil GY. the total number desired. Do not forget that there will be "sixty" ballot votes,

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ORDERS MPIRE- _NU-MBE

issue.

Renders of The Rural Daily should

send in at least 5 cents for l copy of The Morning Daily Guardian of May 22, and thus not miss seeing and reading the first and only daily papsr ever issued by the Daughters

of the Empiro in Eastern Canndm.

For the Daughters of the Empire (ro

bright. ’

They will edit The Gulrllin nic

night,

The next day ev'ry town l‘ -'

Will be turned nvside down

With laughter and harmless delight.

Today a blank coupon' for N. der-ing copies of the lfmpire numht of The Morning Guardian of May 1 appears in this Paper, 4|

several blank iorins of the o kind are dist ibuted throughout the various parte cf the Province. Ae there will- be but a limited nnniher of copies printed on that date all ned-

_imtead of "twenty" in the above

\:;sdt;l;:;§:nl;:‘;:i;t~in at once to not