JULY Is, ferr me mmm mm 'rue cHARLo°r're'rowN GUARDIAN ,.,,,,,., 0, nn.. rise sivr

igngohnigulgliriplne llilil'lEii*sELEciEl> Enom iiils ilEEliS llEw§ii=oii THE eullnblius sllrulingii sulssclilerlié

'runsn/iv 1 ' I

The death occurred on July 2nd of Philip a lingering and painful

J Lane illness

The deceased was the

the late Josiah Lane and was

man of sterling character dying hap

Home pain nor so

py in the thought of a where there is neither

which W I"-,

was borne with Christian patience ,;*

eldest son of "

giéiévd nl‘3(etsli1i;e_s ;;ui;oi;;‘;;vgli;gB Life figlild / &l' DIARRHOEA DYSENTERY l Lady preceptor, that valuable poin

/ COLIC STOMACH CRAMPS l”°°‘l mm the Pf°P"*Y Of 'l`l\°m“° ton street mioiiist church nav

sisters remain to mourn The f

place at Pownal Cemetery the EE. Styles oiiiciating

Miss Minnie lZ5y city daughter

of Michael and Mrs Kelly Fitzroy

from

Street has arrived in this city Vancouver, B C , where she has engaged on the teaching stall of the schools for the past

years Miss Kelly formerly taught

peaks

at Coleen Square School Shes

at Hermitage

alter

above

uneral

which was largely attended took

Rev

been

of one th e

" ~ - 175'/f,.;..;<s¢7\'

ill

a l'

Well ova' four years In two

well of the West and intends return

ing ln about two months to resume

her duties Miss Kelly E Islanders in Vancouver thought it a pleasing feature trip across the continent that could meet and greet a Of the sons and daughters of

nntive soil so far distant from

met many P

and

of a

one

large number

their

the

little girls were taken withoa read ful seal trouble that the doctors

called rn§worm They attended

e< as iial as out-patients

for a year had to apply their ointment with a hrush, iving the children friphtful pain also had to have their heads shaved every two week li t th t bc

PRUMPTITUDE

Extract of

Qlwrll Milly llllllllilnbr the Marys Ol work among young people are speci

Wlld Strawberry the Emplie fox the beautiful gift that ,linen of other men Three yen" ago

has been used in thousands offsmilies 0" ll" C°'°““ti°"' hm' been °°J“m““ “°‘l“i“"f himself with °°“dltl°““ 1"

for all these complaints, and we have I endow 8 copy of lt and would spec

CHOLERA MORBUS SUMMER dropped a beautiful colt by Acquiri My

Lady Preceptor has now been the

C COMPLAINT OR ANY molill" °l tl?" l“°l“dl“E Joe Nut' gl? able editor of The Wesleyan, his

I-OOSENESS OF THE BOWELS “'°°d and also DB" mlloll- °W“°d by removal to Toronto to take the edi

Wm Carpenter city She is a full t B sister of that celebrated stallion dm

Rl Ringilliood and hler ‘cults have all nn lggtptiieiistugrlgntodéfdfglnah eilitilxdy

h t, f 1- l’l`°"'° excel’ Um* Y as frlcniis here and they rejoice to have

H t 8' 0 over 65 years him with them aga Mr Bond is

/:gr Dailghtarad J S C0“Bll1B. Park Corner ship- ses at North Adams Mass, took

E Irs, Emmmg ,ped to Percy Mutch Mt Herbert, a ,lac

1 e few days ago. a pure bred Holstein agen

bull, weighing in the vicinity of 170 gnu,

e last month Among the gradu- wns Miss Sarah V Martin dau r of D A Martin, Postmaster,

lbs Tl" Bnlmilli WlllCl1 lB8V0l'y Montague, and n sister of Mrs W

perior one, headed the herds of ssv A

i ini ii i H it ii

is what is required when you :liz illiimae <i°ifrihg° lheiim pilffdeiffvgh f;‘,§,“'"’°‘"“ ’“ “ g'°“” °' g'“d““°'

lated on his pilrchase

Cumming A photo of Miss Mar-

oduced in the North Adams

Uecomo troubled wlth years. Mr Mutch is to be congrats Tlnnscdpt

For the first time since his au

tment to the pastorate of Graf-

D°Yl°» North Rl-lsllwi lil" “Well George Bond reached therein yester

morning He will be welcomed

an old and valued friend A form

hip of the Lihristian Guardian

QUEEN MARY S THANKS temporarily at Hill de Hall It is

DR S G0"'el`“m9lll5 l‘l°“5°i Ollllwlli expected that Mr Bond s pastorate

iety was held in Summerslde yes l was terday and was one of the largest and

followed by un cniiicst disuissio a committee of tlllec iliii-fiii

rl B

meetings of the Association ever from Summersiilc and tliri-i fiiiiii held Charlottetown was appointed to mn-

Among those in attendance were fe

Drs A A McDonald Souris, J G mil

Jenkins, Conroy, Carruthers, John Dominion Government sliiililii t.ik son, Warburton McMillan, Charlotte- over iill nintters nifeitiiig thc i.¢iii,i

McDonald York Goodwill, S R ion of those who spoke wus th.it th

town Rogerson Hunter River Hous al ton, McBride, and F Jardine, Ken-

berton, Delaney Wellington Jardine in North Wilshire Ballum, Bedeque be- hi sides the local physicians, A McNeill ci A A McLellan, J Jardinc,’1‘iuiton of

and J F McNeill On

eiiltli of the public

r with the Government in rcigiirll to k inspection 'l‘be cxpicsscii opin-

U 0

At this nieetlng Dr Stcvii .i nil-

sington, McEwen C Leary, Ross. Al- tive of bummersldc, who is pin' iii lui;

(

licgon, and is now on i ilail t

s old home, was iirllwiit .iliil ill-iiv cd ii. splendid iidilichs on ili~ii.isi

the nose and thrihit, einiiiiiciitiiig

the paper of Dr M<lo‘vii~ii on tha

In the morning the business session, topic

of the Association was held in the

ilic officers for thc cnsliinll yea

Council Chamber, Dr V I. fiooilwill were elected as fnllovis the president presiding at the open- President-Dr A A 'Vlcl cll iii, Huui

ing, at which a very large amount of iii important business was trnnsnctrd

Dr Goodwill, the retiring president, y

addressed the meeting ln an instruc Di

July “ll 1911 will be characterized by the promo

of missionary zeal Missions are

tion tive manner on matters pertaining to S

Dear MP9 ROSGFS.-A letter "Om his specialty just as tsmperance or

vote of thanks was tendered him for the efficient manner in iihlch he had klll filled the president s chair .i

made a World tour expressly to Besides the routine business n Hull

they have presented to Her Majesty'he

icated to the English Press the various mission fields, devoting

lal attention to China and Jap

erside

Vicel’residcnts--l‘liiii- ll lli-|.iii-

( arruthcrs cclctlll y-Di J Mi Mi i

the welfare of the public A hcaity ( hlirlottetown

oiincil-Drs ( oiii y A . ui s fhecrriiill il i) Vnrliilrtoil (lie iii i) Iiili

CIM, ( ii iii iil ii

committee was appointed to iiiufi Mcivi-ill hiliiiiiicisiilv i A A resolutions of condolences to thi- f.im Diin.ild Siiiirls -ri

Kings Dr A Milliilhllil iguitiiu

G rden of the Gull

At the last meeting

Charles Auxiliary Society of the lottetown Hospital the diess, was presented to

of the

hospital The address which was

cells Supeiior of the Charlottetow

Hospital Reverend and Dear Sister - It is with feelings of the deepest re-

gret that the ladies of St G Auxiliary Society learn shortly to sever your connection th Charlottetown Hospital which you have so long

arle

wit

‘tly zeal with which you

the very pleasant mutual relation that have existed between yoursel and the St Charles Auxiliary many improvements that have effected in recent years towards ing this Hospital more efficient quipment and the well-merited tation it has throughout 'this vines as a haven of succor for the af flicted arc in a very great degree

mak

repu

beneficent influence In bidding adieu we wish you to accept the ac

companying gift as n slight token of

our love, respect and esteem

Char-

following ad- the Superior

who is being transferred to another

sign~

ed by Mrs P S Brown President, and Miss F Sullivan Secretary, was accompanied by a valuable gift was as follows Reverend Sister St Mar

that you are

with

been associa-

ted We shall long remember the sain-

have conduc

hd this admirable institution, and

,ng uticure.

,,, ,,' Soap and Ointment

dll; Bead to Poiiri Dru; A Chem Corn Beslan all

you

S. u ey e no her

under tho treatment hey used to cry with the tormenting itching, and their heads were covered with a thick scurf and dundrulf

bout is ear e o I determined

to try the Cuticufa Remedies I used plenty of Cuticura Soap and applied the Cuticurn Ointment. I used only about three cakes of Ciitlcura Soap and lhroe boxes of Cutlcura Oiniincnt and they were cured Their hair is growing long and nice again They had become so lll aflir ilieir three vciirq of guf fering that I nad to send one away

n to aconvalescenfs home as soon

as she was cured but now she is home, well and strong My von” ,- Elrl was awe from school n ne months wlfli t edisease I sin ve Kratefiil to Cuiicura and for ther children I sale I liopeother mothers

n will try it The Cuticurn. Son il will

always use for it makes the airao lovely

(Sl Pd) Mrs Noiis Eii|Mo'rr,

33 mi GlNl°UH.Brool¢ Greon,W

London

llord the lpeedlest and moat emaeinlnl treatment for lirliiiig burnlnq lrsly humor; of infants. children and adulis A single an ll than sumcleiit Sold ibrouiihnut the world

USA for Sl2»|iliize Uililriirii Book on "ui ment nf skin and scalp liilllrllcnl

yet to hear of' a iase it has not cured suggest that If Her Mmksty B letterlan

when 57°" 80 l° Y0“l' dl'lliZ8lllf 0|' has not yet appealed in your Provin 'conference possesses so large ind ealer and they tryto give you one cial newspapers, they should be ask authoritative s fund of information of' the cheap sulisiitnw., insist on ed to allow their columns to be made as

having ‘ Dr Fowler s” given you Sie medium of th; gkrlacious ftllanklsl of itiry

Prim 30,: ilcen ury to t c urys o e m 0

r and

See that the name, The T Milburn pl c gnhnvn me, nn

Limited appears on the wrapper Denr Mrs lingers, H0

aswe are tht sole manufacturers ’ yours Sincerely -l0l‘“ wlliilllax D’ lR°"' Mr Bond

ALI('1‘ GREY 'H

Mis Rogers,

' Government House, S2”

WEDNESDAY Uhal`l0f.f.€lt0vill ‘

(The Queen s Letter ) 'll'

liiiv J B champion. lvli-ii champ 1 ihmiii mmii warmly all the Miiryii l‘3‘l

ion, and family reached Sniifibnny in the Eliipire who have so generous from St John last week and were lv contiibuted to the gift which has

welcomed at the prirsouage by a num- lwcll l>P0B0l\t€d t0 me ‘-` ber of the members of the Methodist Tllc lflwllgllt Ol lille Hll€°ll0““le lm These are the ¢-nervating days, church and congregation Rev pulse which prompted it has I canlwn Champion will enter upon his work assure you deeply touched me drop by the nnnntmks as if the Day at once nnil- preach his first sermon The lmliillilllll Illslglllll Of We GM f to his Salisbury people on gnndny ter, and the pictures ofthe King und fraught with danger to people whose afternoon M Champion is well my B011 Wlllflll Wlll l0l‘1¥l the ll0l‘BOIll1l systems are poorly sustained and known in this Province pait of the gift, will be treasured by th

No member of the Nova Scotia

to missionary needs and mission- accomplishment as the new pas of the Grafton Street Church none in that conference possesses inteiiser zeal for missions mfs last pnstorate was at River

well known here)

cial from Guardian Correspondent IlMMl<]R*iII)E July 13-The an- al meeting the Prince wuid Island Medical Soc

A Sustaining Dicf

en, as somebody has said. men

fire had dawned They are

is leads us to say, in the interest

me throughout my life and will be of the less robust of our readers,

Rev G J Bond president of the handed down as precious heirlooms to th

Nova Scotia Methodist Conference, H1080 Wll0 ‘mme Hfl5€I` DH has arrived iii the city and enters he I 100k forward with special satis- rri once upon his duties in the pastor- faction to devoting the remainder of thing besides a blood purifier Mld ste of Grafton sei-get Meuiodint this noble present to a charitable oh- to church Mr Bond occupied the pulpit 1l0Ct in Which I lim greatly lllf@l`9St mak” lt much eagle” to hear the of his church yesterday at both ser- MARY he vices His many friends will h THURSDAY “l

to your administrative ability

Perhaps one of the m st imp sing

and certainly one of the most im day

ome “ilt

0 D

Gr squ

prcssive funerals sccn here for s time was that of the late driver

cent end accident at Zion Chilrch ed

ted dra.

iii, to

E i

by deceased s fellow drivers and i Ha wing the draped gun carriage een taining the casket wrapped in the tha

4th Regiment batteries, chief up

Q dI‘€d lB prepared or a young man in the prime of life

understands lieu to

_ Pl";P9l'lYCi\l"0 l0l'l'9l` That noble animal the horse has in is the proud owner, and it

Sill of <'0\lfi~0 110111' ever been reputed for its faithfulness, known from a reliable source that lY0Vel'y“0m-l"ll0W intelligence and endurance and per- he has refused several ollcrs in the “days has mfldlcfll haps in no other portion of the globe vicinity of three hundred dollars

treatment at the me

these excellent qualities more

\. <1 llllll’ ‘lf Cllllfl lllflll pronounced in its breeding of this

but many srvlearh iieiiiu oi liiirdim than this Ami iigsiii

v ks the experience vilth it

an organism iinlltted for the trial of p

~'l‘liere is not iinif more chiirmingthan

a happy and bca t_hy mother of-chili and

dren,nnflindeedcliild-birthiiiiderriglit ways and are exerting themnnwen me bride and g,O0m_ The bride was

- m0l'B ill Blllireciation of the tribute gowned in white crepe de ehone trim-

orbnaiity. The uncxplainable thingie to their value which might be im- med with silver beading and Garried

ed by thi; Plliilng of this act.bj Blét a bouquet of bride roses.~ Charles T. s is wan ering l`0m 9 SU 00 - Baxter, a well known optometrist,

from an un “pared cmldition’ women JOD Wllfd. City. OWHB R \10l'SB Wlllllll father of the bride, gave her away.

a remarkable one, especially so in The groom is assistant manager in nnectlon with its asv and present the garment department of the shep- lue. This horse is said to be 25 ard Company, Providence, while the rs of age Bull yi* is Ol l¢l1°x8D' bride was a teacher in the Providence

' pearance of very many years ess City schools. Immediately alter the

““‘rvl’a'y the penalgll th n that. He is used every day in ceremony the couple left for an ex-

conrlitimis need be no hazard tohezilih

that, with all the evidence of shattered pu nerves and broken health resulting th,

will persistlln going blindly to the trial is

It isn’t as though the experience co

came upon them iinawsres. They have va ample ime in which to prepare, but ea thc , for the most rt, trust to chance y

~Ilr-many homes once childless there Ma

are now children because of the fact r'

pleasure driving and is as sllry BS 8 home in Prince Edward Island. Part

*lm* L dl* E- Pl”l‘l“‘m" V” °“bl° 4; when in harness. das laellts rle- of their time will lie spent st Rice

l ki t , ~l M . M l ' t `

heaI3:;_ and "rang ml;l'kBl1l0 9-E0 |10 9 ll an 8°" 0 Point’ ir th r actluarr e s Daren s

Y K*

Com und makes women normal, °°l

ADV W°m5n Wl|° wmlld “ln” lleis teeth are good, he eats well, hi! and Mrs. Latham of New Dominion.

sp lal advice in regard to this nigtyter is eordlallly invited to gif

write to Mrs. Pink am at Lynn, him He was bran nf, no Cupld's arrow touched the heart of Mass. Her letter will beheld hi fgffegiixdmany yen” ngo by 5511), another popular member of the Can-

Stswnrt who used him in his bakery ailian Club of Oakland., says the‘ delivery. For over ten years he was 0BlllBl1fl. Ullllf-i M8910 l1¢Bl. Wlwll

latex. in Lnrgein Livery sgnnin and Alexander _lllacquai-rie, whose inter-,

rendered excellent service. J. J. Da- est in the Clllb IIB! 10115 ll°¢l\ ll“lV°l'-

strict eonildenea.

is claimed that in later years the Island t e wedding of Henry Bruce E I horse has wonderfully im

5tl`°"3l7l‘i and when the “mln ls "Ver proved in these points, much to the rie of Rice Point, li. E. I., and Miss "°' ”l’“l"“‘ hi” ’°°°l""d“°l“’°l§ fmm pleasure of their owners. Here the 1-ieleii ciishiiig Baxter' iii ri-evidence Whlch lt ls l""`d l‘° l`°°°v°l" I'°ll°W' nnimal's intelligence might he.cred- took plnce on June 28th, 1911, the ‘"3 "Um “l’"“ this °""‘" th* "”""““ lted. perhaps unduly. with properly niiv. samuel w. siecimlelihii First sl'm.l" of °’“'l“§ fm' the Child' and ll divining the position of their owners Presliyterinn Church officiating, The dlslmct chlmlfe nth” m°th°r r‘°'5“"'s' who are forbidden by law to use ceremony was very simple, the couple

nyachanicnl inventions to " t there bein unattended and witnessed onl

Sl’

back" on the streets and high-

Ward's business and also f0l`

never appearing lazy or wearied.

are flue and his sleek coat, long and bushy mane belle the years

ofthe gun carriage the Truck- Trllby The dam was a favorite s Union, of which the deceased with many citizens who hire horses a member, marched All along for their driving as she was owned by route, which was Queen to Kent, Messrs Large Bros for years This §5§.§’.‘,l§Z'“3§m§€lif’” w§§°l’i'iZi5."i‘€i‘l §§§“°..§l.'il§§`§. ‘.§'i5y’i.""?.'...Y°f.‘2§i.’,'.‘.““°‘i

The experience of Motherhood iii a people many ol whom were visibly most perfect, 'ami mi his owimr iirovii

trying one to most women and marks m0*/Gd by U10 CONSGBG, Wllillll S0 l0l`- him on the street was admired by distluctlyan epechln thelrlives. Not Clbly b\”0“Ellt h0m6 the Bild °ll'Cl1m' all passers by Competent judges /¢\/-\r\i»\0ne woman lnlihun stances connected with the death of and horse buyers pronounce him t

urners and the friends On either animal was sired by Piirkwood dam

side men

the to

be one of the best drivers in this Province Robert P Rogerson Victor

At their new cottage the ' Merry mac at Meshanticut Park Rhode

MacQuarr e, son of Thomas llIacQ/uar

S' Y

hy the immediate relatives of the

'tended trip to Mr. MacQuarrle's

and part at the home of John H.

signed to and his

many friends here during the eight

months

and their

ter of great iegret Ensign Hargrove

has been strenlious

resulted in steady steps in advance in the corps here During is short stay he succeeded in having

the debt

and for this and other and more im- portant achievements he will be re

membered

work of the army into more promin ent notice than any of his predeces ~ sors and business

much good resulted not only as a re- sillt of generous contiibutions hilt bv

the active

0“lBl°l°‘”° Wl1° WGN’ Show" Practically lf 1il'@lllPillllliilllldflilP’2ilt’“ll§li#3lh5§li¥¥iltil@5l‘e.Wla'l0?%li?i'»ll34‘FtiT§l?l£t€elfllll%illllill555lilillldllfliflilzlfll¥l%i’€liii»‘iff>?£1§!L*?l§lliilf?£ii$ii9§bf?ill?1,

,» - l _ . _ . _ _

was doing. The Ensigils work will long be appreciated by his fellow workers and friends of the Army Each one of the Several Varieties is a

"°"°' ____ , Master-piece of the Candy Makers’ Art.

_, , - vies then had him at the Cliff Hotel sally acknowledged by the entire:

i DIIIIIQ

UFO-

llii

ou west who sold him'

rsls to his area y o HS S,

CASTOR IA

For Infants and Children. Kind You lim Always limi

Bears the

Manufactured by ' gignsiiir. .ii @

c. _

Rock City Tobacco Co, Qiiebe

and finally, about four years ago, membership, took unto himself ons of

l Mr. Ward becamehis possessor. The Culifornia’s lovely daughters, in the

animal was sired by an Abdallah and pers'on of Miss Grace Smith, a native

. yn, i-gn;-sd by Samuel Martin, Hope of Jamestown, Tuolumne county. The

marrin e ceremon which made the

River, now t . ‘ B y to Col. Stewart. The horse is still’young couple life partners, was per- yoiiiig in appearance and must hawlieriiiiil by mv. 'r. Philips at siiii a rugged constitution to withstsndl Rnlael' Cn1__ nn wndnnndny, _'inns 14 the years ofstrenuous service he has ¢h_ lpn, bl-me in n gmdungn of tn, passed through. H0 il B" °X°°Pl-l°°‘ Gallagher-Marsh' Business College of ly S005 lBmDl° Ol B P- E- l°l““‘ll San 1i‘rsncisco,'and up to the time of horse 8lld» 8l"°'l ll" ll°°‘l °’“'° “t| her marriage held an important pos- Dl‘!3°fl¢ l’°°l0W°‘l °“ Mm by Mr' ition with an insurance company of

i Ward. 110 Wlll llkily add ;l§m° :"3" that city. Mr. MacQ\larrie is a nat-

ive of Prince Edward Island, a son of John MacQusrris of Bonshsw, and is one of 0aklsnd'a leading milk dealers. I-le has always taken an act- ive interests in the aflairs of the Canadian Club, and when misfortune or sorrow overtakes a member, is among the first to offer sympathy. After returning from their honeymoon at Del Monte, the happy couple took up their residence at the Laguna Vista Apartments. Twenty-second and Harrison streets, where the beat wishes of many friends, for s long and eloiidless wedded life follow thfms ‘ ' ' -

t the full effect oi Hood s Berea-

rllla is such as to suggest the pro-

ety of calling this medicine some-

nic -say, a sustaining diet It

at, assures refreshing sleep and ll without any doubt avert much

l Matteis of importance to the url-

ilies of relatives of deceased mem- bers Another coinmittce was appoin- ted to amend the medical act to miike further proiision to prevent unquali-

ABYS 0WN 'IABLETS

fied physicians from pursuing thc

practice of the profession

At two p m the visitors were coli-

veyed by motor honts as the guests

t ei local physicians ‘"

McCallum s l‘oint where . ie

Iiiibylli Own 'l`ulili~t‘i sliiiulil liclicpf

cvcry liiimv wliric iii-ii' ii l l

uni; chiiiiicn At ui iii

following program of papers wus ‘lf l* ll V ll' ll ‘ ""“" "‘ " rem] and dlmusscd isllnimcr At thc lust sign iii illiivis

Intestinal Ulistluction due to Ovur- "

ian'Cyst by Dr Conroy l I

Puerpcrul Eclampsla by Dr ( - C"

rllthers and casc reports by Drs ll

Houston, J Joiiline and llclancy lm , Diseases of the nose and throat by E

Dr Mclilwen

'l.il1icti~l slliiillii lr gliiil l il

0 ()ll(‘ )l bllllllllll ‘Ill Illrlll

ompt nlil is ut h.inli l ll l v youd llelpiii li lui llouii~ llii 'l' l s never filil i.i rtlitii thc sii d i i oc ahiiiiillly iiu

c ivell clillil ll keep liiii

I Ph I, f d h ,Mrs llesllc Miirtln SL llilii Qui*

are n t e ro ession an t c pulilii.

by Dr Jenkms ‘wlrlitcs I have li li.iliy tlili-o iiiiiiitlil-,

All these were very instructive nndlot

'brought forth ii good dciil of anlnia- ht, ted discussion hy

At foilr ii the visitors vlcre th

treated to an old fashioned clam bfike EU held on the shore nt which ii most cn-I

voted to have been one of the mostlnn educational and sociable meetings of ln

i who slliieicil fioili will inil uiil lpllflon i as oi fill .vas iii ii i lui] .ill but Bully s Ui' ii liilllcih -pci-ll cured lilill iiliii iliiu I .ilvl ly~ ki>i~|

em in the hoilsc ’l`lic 'l'.ilililii .iii by niediciiie ili.ilili~ i y i

5 cents a hor flolii llic lli

llovame socml "me was “Dent “ml atilliims' Medlcliic (‘o Biocl iillv Uni. l6 30 p m the mcllicos returned to 'bummerside after cnioying what was

NRW YORK July 12* l‘}\'i llflolll

mmaiidci of the Slilviitiiiii iriiiy

ne nn lllli .ii llli isa

)

ill from prostiatiun lv ilic liiit

At the afternoon session Dr Jenkins’ , pnysinlnn 8 nnrn und in likely iii l

pleased to welcome him no the c|¢_y_ The marriage took mace quietly In sickness nt this time of year excellent paper on the milk supply for some time

a new corps The Ensign genial partner have made

they have been in charge enforced removal is a nint-

an energetic worker and efforts on his part have

on the citadel wiped out

here He brought e

succeeded in so interesting and. professional men that

assistance rendered by

Halifax Exe (Rev Mr Bond is well t d f F 1 --~ ~ ~ 'I known throughout this Province ) 3:-1:5ec;_y0f0Qh§I%nngi£ imgrlcagaglllellg " ~_hu'mw_W_mwlv!§l’l'?*‘li ¥i‘$l W¢$W Llili "‘43ifllrli¢li*iR4l-1','.ili l,i"‘»;,'l'j{,`ll|IiI`.»i"l i.°~ii‘5`»f{f‘f.".'i‘

___ ` __,_,,,,,,,,,,,, . il ........f.....,......,..........._ . M... ........... ... /g __§_

foundation which ld _ graph Lo City to Miss E Blanche

'the A95°°l"ll3l0ll ever llelll weather Miss Booth is hflll uiiilii .i

- ...ae

Arthur Dalziel, the victim of thc re Hmad under command of G M S E here' is conductmg 8 Ben" ol open by Rev R ( btmtme M183 Murleyl -729 U

-P 3

Smother raspberries with Corn Flakes, a layer of berries, then Corn Flakes and so on until dish is filled Serve with cream

alittle powdered sugar

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hamsltgpoy honors ggi gnliiy 0i‘-tie; Exmouth street Methoditdt chui(‘)ch is hy' Euston ‘qt Olly Tha Ceremony cl( A rocession was as follows Firing St John and at one time stationed was performed ul’ the Lennox Hotel 1 'K yy

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my A st Jem" exchange Bays young couile will receive the best ff ,\"““/('(`(

con t Mr Brewer is all enectlw 09°" wishg of il l r e llmber of friends \r /

Union Jack and covered with flow- air speaker, and his meetings on the'w,th°s“h A1 ffihg "Gu ,man hearm' '\i\/ ‘\,,_,,, F°O‘5‘i ers Following this was geteasl- square are attracting a large audien Jams 0 e H y _ _," 1' M _` , ,ci i.. _~, ......... ...i.. t.. G

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of which is without a rival for pure dellciousiiess. Remember the name "Molr's"-and insist upon your candy dealer supplylnii you

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