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received by us to- day.`Ozone is hav-

.I ing a big sale with

us, this is the third shipment re- c e i v e d in two

weeks.

Price 5oc. and $1.00.

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When Children are puny and

fretful

they are the victixris of malnutrition.

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'PHE GUARDIAN, Ci-IARIJO _ _ » _

' N WORDS

Rev. Dr. Chown of Toronto, wb0 iS $5

the head of the new department of tem- per-ance and moral reform and is attend- ing the Methodist Conference at St. John, delivered`a stiring and remarkable address on Monday evening last. He dealt at the outset with the cad iaith of suc- c¢s.ive Premiers and Governments in Ontario toward the prohibition question. He held that the duty of Methodists as nf all Christirns was to elect men who would vote for prohibition. lie had himsilt itaken the political platform at the last Ontario election and asked the people to elect men regardless of politics if they were for pronibition, and they defeated at least five government csndidates in that way. It was said the temperance people put the Government. in a hole. In his opinion they never did so goood a days work. “They must put _Governments in a hole and keep them there till they got prohibition." '

blame, however, Dr. Chown did not place

V Government but placed ala1‘86 share of it

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church were willing to die to party amiin- 1 tions and sacriase miserable partisanshi;

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THURSDAY. JUNE 25 lm er uneven gem put. egnpaey me

derstacds very well _how to deal with the

Rav' DR' CHJWNS PLM i for prohibition. He held that a grcatr

government and its supporters. They know~ that the government has never

when he came to nppcrtioniug the of the people_ till it stands paramount._

' Every night before an election should be

an the blame on the Shguldem of the avigil. The ballot is as much a symbol of

i much nearer home. If the tlrst law oi a Wm°|\ W9 D°lf»°°¥ Y¢Sf°l`¢&Y-"

_Government is the law of self-preserva- tion, then no government W” no mama self-preservation and when the churches

for its treatment of the prohibition ques° _

u if it is the du bf, Govan fully resolved to make it unsafe to refuse

tion. B t ty . p _ prohibition, or to countenance corruption,

RESERVE FORCE _ then the country will speedily be on the Babies, Lives Saved

The healthy body has a certain amount

of strength reserved in case of emergency; trams and better political morals. attack by disease or unusual physical ex- '

haustion, without this power of resistance , _

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thait comes along. By enriching the b 0o_d ' ____ _ _

Ihdrhe-tm mdscifie vm respond new 'i1°erv°§°1i§L'c“k'2';';s°f1fZ° °ii2a°1`tti) " ashiigi- H°°' D' A: M°K‘°“°“ H' P-» ""° its innnence from the nrst dose. water mark ard fills the body with the arrived in the cityon Tuesday evening

PRICE5oc abottle t Lar botti , . _ vigor and vitalit th t erco d _ » 'e ° V °° _ deges diseaSe_ y a' °v mes an p has given an interview to The Patriot in

many Christians were kicking the politi clans when they should be kicking them-

selves.

And so saizl Dr. Chown, it comes back

to a question ot personal duty. Has the Christian church treated the subject as it should? Has it felt ss it should that pio- hibition is part of the kingdom of God? Every man trnmplcs upcn himself to serve his family; and sacrifices his family if necessary to serve his country in the hour of danger. There is surely an oblig ation also to sacrifice 'partisanship ;f0r the cause of good Government

Why don't you bring politics into the, class meeting i demanded D.otor Chown.- It the class meeting is dying‘~out it is be- cause the appeal is to the emotional rather _ than the practical. It is not used to its full value, because of ieebleness ot Chris tian life and narrowness of construction

placed on Christianity. The ,church of God must bring it down on the conscience

Christianity as the bread and wine of

_ All governments act upon the law of

will see tn it that their communicants are

way _to both prohibition of the liquor

which he replies to what are called the

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CLTHING _ . ... ...__........ ..

GI°"“““°“° Wd Uh’ ¥°il'°¢°\\i>\¢lV9l :_ _ A ‘ ponsible. Mr. McKinnon’s defengis i

Has a new String to effect that they have done and ar°cfj?doing

the best they can to bring about efbetter`

PIDDLE

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‘ you ever heard. _

Suits, all wool and a good

summer suit, $5,o0.

wear like iron, perfect tit °to0, costs but $7.50. _

elegant patterns, splendid business suit, $10.00.

Dressy Overcoats, nice 'and warm, each $5.50. ’ '

ton Coats, made single or double breasted $8.00.

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now ready for you and thg boys, $1.00 up. » -

Hunareasefraifs cf boys’ __ ._ ' s ~ 'g fc ms a¢¢1,¢;|¥|,¢“_ In H , In

Pants dt 50°; \65C, 75C, _ t. - 4 _ , S _ 'S i S

85c, $1 and $1.25 each _ _ ' ' ' if 0 i ‘ii `

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such a low ‘pitch that the tdne is the sweetest

SUITS

Men’s good solid Tweed '

Men’s Hard Serge Suits,

'Men’s Scotch Tweed Suits, .

iiVE_RCOAiS

M¢1.1'S Blue and Black

Men’s Solid Beaver or Mel-

Men’s Best Beaver, Melton,

Thousands of Boys’ Suit; `

“harsh ' and unjust criticisms” d The Guardian. This jcumsl has certainty ee desire to be either harsh or unjusfxio our representatives, but we do .feel disposed to resent in the strongest manner -the harsh and unjust conditions to which the business community has l;ng beau sub-

jected in regard to the telegraph service,

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arrangemen*, 31;

And what is it-that has`been¢_ii_hne"

1 1. Hr. reeitps y?[`¢m¢ gr attempted last year and ‘the year before, which has been sofar fruitless of results. The °n1y nel point or intense in me defence is as to what is now doing According to The Batriot’s stafement Leertain propositions were, apparently some months ago,submitted to the Anglo-

Am¢1'|°°n 0°ll\D&n!'s representative, who

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expected at an early date.” _

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yet honesly attempted to deal- 'with this matter in a business-like way.

en‘s explanation and excuses that nothing of any consequence has .been done or is

' now doing. He amd the Government are

just waiting, and making excuses. And the people are expected to wait, and pay double. and put up with a twelve hour

service isto settle it. The way of .the Government and its supporters has been

answer has yet been received, “butit isi _

According to this statement we are not apparently asfar forward as we were at

year alto when we were told that

The cold facts are, despite Mr. McKinn-

service. The way to settle the telegraph

to dilly daily, dalay and to make excuses while really doing nothing. Mr. McKin- non’s interview contains absolutely noth- ing to relieve that tired feelin? with which the people have for years been wait ing for relief from an intolerable

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A Toronto exchange says that in 0 n-

ter`o the crash among the loan companies ` has only begun, and that _otlifrs ot their numberwiu be with the Anas .ha Emln Loan companies ot St. Thomas and *under the grass betore winter.’ The same jour- nal notes that depositors in larite numbers are seeking the safe security which the chartered banks and' government savings banks- aiford, rather than trust the tco speculative loan companies which pay higher ra' es ot interest.

KACTATED F001).

Lactated Fond is the right and proper

nourishment for the babe that cannot be brought up on breast milk. It is the only fcod that keeps the child strong and .1 vigorous.

Thousands of grateful and thankful

mothers in Canada bless and praise Lac- tated Food because it was the means ot _ saving the lives of their little ores in the

i hot summer weather. ‘

1 There are a host ot prepared foois on the market, but no o.h~ r has ever re- ceived such indorsation and praise from physicians and mothers asLactated Food.

Remember, dear mother, your babe needs _ is health4giving food if itls not thriving

on breast milk, orif it is deprived of _ nature's food entirely. Ask your drug- ¢ ' gisgfor Lactated Food. _

_ SPECAL NOTCES. _

G. carriage gloss, all colors at Cameron 8: com.. _ 25411

Just Arrived-Another carload Canada

Carriage Co's iine Vehicles in Pneumatic and Solid Rubber Tires-Gents’ Road ' Wagonf-‘Special 2 Young Man’s Buggy-

P y n gies.-Call at our Show Room and see them. Prices low and terms easy.-A

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‘ The Square Druggist, ‘ _ _ Sunnyside. _

Tarts was going to Loudon and would arrange the matter with the Anglo-

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