§ evening Rev. Dr. Roche gave an ex- my - .J » .. . .i

_ cellent _lecture in Iona, on "The %____;.____;_, Grr_>_s_e_§JhII_l3;"_1‘?;Z_'__1_Z.liicél years. In Belgium every school must.

` ` Lhurch m Mission Lmlds-H At Kin' le ' 2 Hilda Dlmsford. r e I !

MATTER

'F.R0ld`°'l

S NEWS FOR THE GUIRDIAN a SITURDIY S

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The Kind

n°f'!_=l1l=- mid wlrlcli has lim,-n

__ _-_ l_-lil* l>_0I‘l2§3` ilzo lzigiiziiilro of L_.i( _IJ » lu-(qi ’|\3(10un|1c\» his per. "5-mil SU! 4 _ -i:~i~i\:x since' .is ‘iniaiicy

no one L_...-.~-.1i:‘~;.¢ __ -_ ~_1;, ing: un “J:::i‘.'-0--°"' L-¢ ” are but

Cnduiig-for thi. §_,.u|'_h M

u;;i.iZ:..... asxpcrlmeut,

What lf* CEA -

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Cnstorlrt is rt iin1'r.-:lf°s.°; :=iil:isiEt*<i.*.c for (ln.~t<‘\' (ill, P

.~ -f ',;"f.-~~.. . -" \“1`°'

collstuncr l“~.i'n<-c 1.-ui'-7_4’ »..._...p 1;;-xo “yor °`I‘°" N“r°°"l° nu l ulln 'fd 1"v$vcrF~i‘incs: Ll-51 :ut ul' ii h-dcs‘E`0y"; ‘Norms rim ber-r`l"ix.i'<‘oi1~iti;ni; i`<~lf`t!:im~Q‘;'~=w)'v1h-“ly years it Fllxdtrilciim' - If/iiiil Colin ~/‘l "l`\;-lfmitg.-C 'r'\L.0nst"m“°n’ Di rrlioei’ It rn 'ildf'.-i`ut- J Hn"- “““m“s ‘md nr-idlmilutils tho 1~`i>o'il, ;"§‘f"in;' nil?-"\11-a?‘:|¥_,clS° The (}hlldreu’f: 'l’aiio.cc;:.--'Lilo .“.Iotii'ci~`e 1-`ricn`d. cp'

- " Bi.‘.31‘S_ll\€ SlQf2l(liUi'C (if korn. on Sunday Father 0_’.Brlcn, Ly' R,')th,,_ Macfarlaue, G26/dHowm_

‘ ‘ - .. _ ..- --. ._-_... " ' l""’th'" of Blshol’ 0'B"i°“~ Peter' Mackihnon '[`-he following have ha

I horuughl om' celebrated Mass' the Perfect attendance for the month

_ / - _- _F _ pastor, Rev, John J. lllcllonold, be- d C - _ _ ._ _._ its plans approved unless provisionl . ____ __ _,-._,_ .5 - ing ut the ordmution at Keny.s| age?" __‘£:5_l;l0» (____ff_i_l_I_`;\_§l_f_20?_illc_t_._ is m:idc_ior o. school Harden. Agri- ~. _ _ I... _ ____ _ i‘|»oss. .l(ja,,,e;.on Bertha ’C__tc__"'__ __’____B__ culture is _taught in t_hc elementary

¢ , if Q ____ _ Duwsum 't__m_hcr_ " ‘ ccliools. leven Russia, \\ ith for-

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THE PAPAL DELEGATE.- His Excellency Archbishop Stagni yester- dly visited St. ‘Joseph’s Convent _ school. At n dtt/ing reception he was _ presented with bouquets by the pu-4 pils. He was the guest oi honour ,¢. at dinner in.-the Convent, which wasi

_served by the la-dies of St. Joseph

i » , __ §f.i’;‘.£”‘.’J, ..J“.'.';i_.‘€f.§‘;’_“°°i‘.'..?°ii’.§':. E_vv,&'n_|,E'r1' QQL11;

eimioti and .His Loi-denip Bishop' 0’Leiiry', His Excellency left by traiui _

illcd last ni ht t tl M dal I

Charlottetown on Friday.

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_, - - _=,._.- ~'- -~ _ _ - _ _ _ - _ _ . . ' TUESDAY _ _ _ .<3-_;;_‘__~ -~ _ ~ ._ I .$215,000 Fon N-FLD. nn1.1i:F.- e '

Pnouofrmn.-,Amongst uit casa- - f»'_- ~' ;~;*:»°-'~"'

aian Militia promotions g me nm T/_ _.

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Saturday was thgt of 123.1; J._W. _I _ Stanley oi the P.» E. I. Heavy Bri- _ l'l,\(,l(.- . néphfpopersi-in Newfoundland express '

Ewde O. A.,'- who has b I d t . , V-_ . nie roar of captain, aamgrzdeiroig l7I\l\l"“’ lst February inet, lil, Ui '

for Bouris, where another warm wel-l ___, COYHB awaited him. I-'rum there he d ' *~’-f'-P-'-__:_ ____\ ~. __ S _ Bl g o ie ag -en s- _ , . lands. He is expected to return to "`"""" --.-' " °"

--' 'The fund for the relietoi suderers by

J 0 _the seal-ing d"sa.ster last March closed

in Johnfs Niid., yesterday. A ‘ totaljoi #£75,000 wal` raised. The

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grateful appreciation of the generosi-_

ty ogvthe outside world, irom which» . celved.

_WU Po ' near hal! the subscription was re-

¢¢N'rA|N5 Ng' ALUM _ sc_Hoo_;, __f;rnn_i;:_Ns. _'i'iiiir.._e.1__~ Thu' "___ _ “_ _ morning . 4. .im gave 3 n_ . ,mm :,";,,, |': c:'_:':,:";_:‘: 0n~ the school _garden movement in nu, ,mg ,,,,,,|,, ,|,,,,., (,,,. "M, I other countries. The Italian City

Republics maintained botanical gar-g

llvmlnlgglid which hu all in |_n- dcna several centuries ago, the carl-` °"“""W """¥ “°\°°‘ °" *M lillll- lest being in` existence in 1525. There 2

were undoubtedly, for thc' University l students, rather than ne n part oil the Elementary Flflucatloual Sys-I tem. 'Ihe great Educators, Rosseau, Pcstalozzi, Fmbcl, all advocated' school gardens, showing that in this as in other respects they \vere_ in advance of the age in which they liv- cd. Austria, in 1860 passed a inw-

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IIUIIQIM " ulnhns, or sulphate of

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VISITING (‘Ll-IRGY.-Rev. Dr. BONBHAW.-The following is the cxiwriments in ugriwlture should bc- Roche, assistant Editor 0! the Cath- standing of the pupils ol Melville estubllsllffl Wllfh I>l”HC¢iCf1ble lu ev-; o_iic Register and Canadian (`hurch Road -school (or the month oi May 'Y . S, ' _ I hxtension, who 'ecently returned Grade VI.-1, Mary Trainor; 2, Dnr- UV" 13-000 Of these 901001 5511101154. T

from n tour of the world, arrived in othy Malone, 3, Anthony Malone. _

Charlottetown, on Friday evening, gmde_ V__1_ Fuem Trainm.. 2 was o§e in every school. Sweden HG Supplied at Iona on Sunday last, vnipa T,-a,inm-_ Grade Iv _~_1' Gm.: cstnblis ed school gardens in 1869.

in the absence oi the pastor, Father 1, d vm . .2 d ' _~'

M. J. Smith, who was present at the pgrsce ;,$;ne,§uGcr(zgu_?1‘;?chl_:° E33 square rods in area. 'The gardens

ordination at KellY’S C1'0Bs. In the_Vmet_ Gram, '1H__1 Bértha' Cut rovcd a rect success. Switzerlnn I

AN AGREEABLE SURPRISE.

Rev Dr Fullerton was pleasantly wp;|)NEqDAY

` surprised on entering his vestry on

in Sl1f_\lI`duy lust. to iind that the young ROAD 1Mi’ll(iVEl‘/il~lN'l‘S.-~ 'I`ll0 ment of the movement and the sys- '

- ladies of the Guild' had, during his Roan ni...-»_\,i,,,. is d,-,i,,, .,,,,d wnrk

The Kind You Have Always Bought ;'l)B§"_f’_?___l;ls_§l§_I>H_¢:_§!Bt0cl:,___Qnt.,isplendid-|espccially_ in North Itiistii-ti. where it The Inspnntol-S took ,Minh int(-_rent

_ _ __ _ '"“"~"""'-<~"~~~'.~ *“°‘-'*- . _Y ° ‘ ~" S Y “ “-""'Y:’“ ,°l”‘f“““f€ ““<l\f1‘ l\"l'~ fit=wwl=ws in dieciissing the feiiiiiiiiiity or scliooi i °°'“"’°*° -"‘“““°’- A “"““S°"““’ “P” "~"'"~*1=- ‘

‘ ‘ pointed desk, fiiuy provided with tool _ ___

_ church stationery, and with n. bend- A PLEAS/\N'l' v1§i1'[‘,_ My-_ M_ (g_ ,__ _,___ ___ - tiiuily upliolstered chair, two other Baker former] nf siiii-inn;-side wn

__ ____ éflf

~ ‘ei ' YOUR dress-maker endorses D & A

Corsets, unless prejudice `or a larger

profit on some other brand warps liet Judgment. ~ -

.\`»l;illi.-d iailorslike lo iii n \voni:\u \vi-:iriny the lntcsi.

models of Ii& i\ (lui.-cis, ns th-sy n¢:,»:ii'i.~ ciri-ui L lines. \_`.'c irroiiiiiiciiil No. itil, as illii:~5i'\'.il;d ilu- iziiilium iigiirca, its piinccinl iii_it-ia nildini;_ to Lin: iiciiiizil bounty whilc allo_\v ii;.i,f_;§ri-:il lri-ciloiii or \:io\'eiiii~i.i.

Il.i'vl1_iilfr :il-$i.0\iq:;iic oiiei-;.ll`c’,\~ pirilinn iniporled

Corsets ol sim iliir giniic. Fold by~ltl?p0pulur storm; und ggiiniiililrid bv thu iiizikc-rs: ` \

'IIIIE DOMINKON CORSET C0., QUEBEC,

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Mclzcrs also ofthe LA DIVA Corsets.

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Thci-e's only one answer-a decided “Yes!” Then nh,|d,.e,,~,, story that they ¢,,r,,.e_,;__ A

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-. . .. b - stale agka e of cqmpnny at once and repnirrd to the

d0 ‘lou know that you tant--li? J _ P g 'bush in order to secure the foxes hilt

ts ft 1-| ht fmm iind Its a pity that black rabbit

the factory in small quantities-and because Kcllogg’s are ,me mei, mend, ,mght have taken

' ' lon on the shelf. home wiui then- enouizh black reb-

quic_k_ sellers and do not remain g t___t _____c___O__m_

We encourage merchants to place small orders often me t° ° “

rather than large ones. N - __ Fi_t_ti“§:__ t3_l:_'\_[¢i__:_'.__'§_f:___;’_*_1li1_-‘_l';*:_f_ "{_§_'_;f

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This ls Why yu" get Kellogg S Com Flakes Wlth an glie oi the Cross-und the Pnstirrie

"uf °*=“-ff°°“°°S°- - I if “-1. P:-:serif-1... z‘,.r..l;: e

. ~.- . ' n '_ i

10c ackage Look for the signature LIL". i..‘l'“s..i..i.ii M... to ..._

’. ‘per P ° ' 10, nm... ,. position in 'uint ¢ov`v'ii. 'riiiii|

Q » W- _ _ " tribute look the iorm of the presen

tation oi appropriate addresses and

several handsorre and' worthy souve~ """`""" "*"""”"`°"" _ ._A___- nh-5_ The presentation was made in

the League oi the Cross I-'.'all wliere_ there was,n large gathering oi mrm-~ bers for the occasion. The address from the League oi the Cross was read by: Mr. Ambrose Joy, Secretary; that from the -Pnstime Club, by thei President, Mr. Ernest Trainer, and one from-the basketball team oi that .~

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- Marine °M0torst

Standard theworld 0v¢f_.'l\/fade 'Using ffm”

3 i038 H. »P. _1, 2 & 3 Cylinders for boats of all 'l`YPG_S_land sizes. _ _ ' _ __

'vidio for free Catalogue Eivins ndw and U

infohildtlon '

Shaw-_ Agente -

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so wc have

‘ The reason? Because y0\\l’ zr0¢¢l' Ze Z | ,_,, ',,, of ...cn nine value, other.

club read' Henneesei. were

heart has been saddened very much indeed, when I think' of the great

- " -3--_"£ loss we have sustained in- losing

_ _ _ _ dcnr Com-mander and the other dear

.$18212 -if on -,-ii...~..;.-ii=-.-..i~.~- - - ` ‘ A A . ofilcers of whom I thought so much.

especially "(`lrelgh-ton", you know him, it hardly seems pdssiblo that

' _ they are gone. -Now I shall not write

t e ‘ much as I_hol>e to see you some-

. time il the Lord spares me till after

the Congress. We are booked to leave here the lst ol July

of your food mean . .;..

WILD FOLES 'I` g

excitement at Dundns on Saturday the 'Zilrd inst on the finding by

P some children of n black fox and hex

o I pups in i. eliiiiip oi woods 'near Dr:

Morris' home. The Dr and some

les d such iaith in the

no foxes could they find. Alter iiohl- ing “_ council it was decided to phone to Montague" for foxmen and their hounds to come at once. und' come

- they did; ilre ioxmen with three

temms and two hounds. They came at such ‘a -iuriousf rate that they broine all records oi travel between Montague and Dundas. After mak- ing inqu-iry regarding' the possibility . of foxes bei-ng seen others besides gnildi-on, hnd just called to remem- bernnce (especially une person) of see- ing n black lox a few days. previous minus s. tail fleeting through thc brush. Well the hounds were put to scent, but no fox scent could they

¢_____ ' _,_...;-., . _ _ _gg _ _ I y , ._ ‘i , _ , _ _ __ __ _ _ chairs, iuew toilet set, new carpet n .passenger 0,, thi- Wcutcrn train Iii &

- 1' ‘ - - ve en a

ou-ghness with which the young lad- ing n brief vacation in IluiiL='ui'v with ies carried out their self-appoln-ted his relatives. When visiting thc Ts. du-ty and, oi course, mode their inn.) 183;; f-,qu np i,.;m._,1 M,._ 1.-mnk thoughtiulness nil the more praise Ifinvyer in the ,,u,~c1m,,4._ of _,_ lui, of wmthy' 'Img furnishes bm' 0-“°the" i“` silver ioxrs null they built n roncli stance oi the cordial relations exist- ,,t ]3,mb,|rv knnwn ns' um Hglvvlq, F _X .ing ut St. ..lames' between pnstorunii p_,mch_ Hi, hm] Um pieRs'm.(, __'['suc5'nZ people. The generosity und' k.in1lness ¢;ve1,1,,,.k he,wt,, mlm, from' ,mu wil. thut prompted this action of'the ML Baker is En__,"__ed in “___ '_vh0,_,_" young ladies oi course have earned' . ,_ , _ _ .~ f '- the Doctor’s ‘highest appreciation and "_L;`ld` ‘}¥'r"f_););1§(_i ttfsmnisfe ix 3::;`?;“‘tu unstinted gratitude. _#_o_n __;___ »__._§ _________________t|i____t__ M_fi -f::.:@;. iss.:-at.. ':.“‘:.:-..;“.:;-.° ess,-

ceived by Mrs. Muttart, mothci of (_ _ me fm- ni elf tl‘s wou~

len M time, wh wa ui gut. ”'“ °".*‘-‘“‘ .ms “ . ‘ ' o ‘--- ' -~ - ~

Mg" u ‘__ I 0 t B wh __»dcriul |nr0I\cv>v\\iil\iri.g businwsn. Hc_ . 50.-l>.»,o1lufo"i.o .in.l51om, ( i' 2B°y-1P'¢P¢r=<lfurllic Unioerailin,Ro\;alMlliiary College an¢i$u|inen.

to have pcris ci on s eamer ni ' ' _ ‘ _ _ _- press, in-is iotter being wi-men iiililffzests flint the iiiin‘_ or=_ 3\\t0_"_“>“ ;-' " "1,:;“i%,?"l1;-~f=si@`.-.il=,iii-2?*‘ir\;:<_».;§_ UPPER AND LOWER SCHOOLS London on _-,une lst," i lnles he lifted duiliif:_ ,Lon e era .ion _ _-5; _ . ___- _- _- _.fig-_ _ .3 . - _._-___ Coiendarsentan opolieeu-n.

. - - _ week so that foreigners con brint._ ,__- __ _ __ ;__; fi ' 3 ._ t-__, ‘ » /\nunnn ri-rm commences S~_»p\imberi0ih,w1l

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_ing _yy_o_ue_l:` ;e£_1T;es t_0_';2_;;?ui__1hc-1|* cnrs nnil see' the I§lnnd s rzinch- l ' 'p Rev. D. BRULE. Fi/IACDONAILD, M.A.,LL.D. . _ Headmaster 9 _ -f that ir aim-'well and n1m*`oiiii-.ying niy-A” “"4 “.=@"°_"Y~ _ ‘ V .. _ ._ .. _. .. » _ . _ -- - - -- - -. . .. V . f .

' that school gu.rdeni-= and a placc lor"

ei rural school In 189 there were

and in the. Province of Styria there

These should he from 70 to l59'_

_ D z cl

had had the system for about 30_

1 have a garden of about 40 square! 'dii'ods. The government given prizes A for those who do beet work. In:

France no country school can have

bidding climate, and with many dif- ficulties to contend with, has airell developed system oi school gardens. llntariu has considerable develop-

uem has litany adniirabln features.

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gardens in this Province. i

fit

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Food science Im( taught ue that there is muclt~;;"1

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body-building nutriment in the whole wI\eatgrn_i,nf_J

which we do not get in white flour. The only

question is how to make the whole wheat grain.

digestible. That problem has been solved in the

making of _ I _

TRISGIIIT

The Shredded Whole Wheat Wafer

It is the whole wheat, steam-cooked, shredded, compress- ed into n. wafer and baked-the maximum of nutriment in smallest bulk. Many people prefer it to ordinary bread toast. Heated in the oven to restore its crispness, it is delicious for luncheon, or for any meal, with butter, potted cheese or marmalades. _

“ THE TOAST OF THE TOW'N""° Made of the Choicelt Selected Canadian Wheat

A Canadian Food for Canadians

Made by

THE CANADIAN SHREDDED WHEAT COMPANY, LIMITED "; _

Nia ara Fall Ont.

square and _n m_ii-Toiei mahogany _e ning rniitc to b.n lionic _ ° g I,

wardrobe give evidence oi the tlior-_rlpringfic1il, Mo. li-e had horn spend- ~.-,N _

` ` ' ' ' - l l ' ° 49 Wallin lon Street Ent wi.

4 -._._._,,_,___ ._._.T5_W_.,__,_,_ ____ l 'forollo Office. 3 ,

;‘~=_§ ° 7*?-;_ _(sl 3;” "-_ . , l|;4Jl|§1l£%_ _mc-EasL_murf=

_-_ mf" -.,." .-¢.’ 5-- @ 'wr . ',,*;f,,\ _ ._

handy remedy for Sunburn,

Insect Slings, Tliurn Scratches,

' Sore Places. Zain-Bulrhas been . proved tobcthe best. Tuicc a __ _

-A box with you.

- ‘ "` ' f. i ---was

-._}f`;=._FQR'GiET.i1i-.fig-`._ A __C0 '_° " You orc sure to need some l ; ,, a" ` 1""T;".n ' ’»

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self very well. -- - -___ _ _ __ __ _ We have been out taking in some “‘“" "T" "’”'*"”"°"' "'“”““"°""""""`“‘_" ' ' ' ' ,J

of thc sights. W-ell, mother I have seen some strange sights, sail' sights and funny sights. Oh to see the wayl the women drink it is fearful. (hir

Congress does not begin till the iitli `

quite a ii-me yet. My

the Captain, Mi-._»__Ai

lmdatory speech-

amonig them one _bv Mcbonnld, Spiritual

oi the Cross.~'l acl-nawledged him a the

were given

_out o a de- niulieei enter-

mueh eviiovefl by Eyre" and 'f,F‘o_i' ~ ' Hollow," iv-vw, - and follies, I-Neff.. tM'min'ilirn to t‘~e

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WHICH YOU CAN DUPLICATE IN YOUR HOME

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.,`..= ‘ me baker made

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_ 7` ' :_ V ' popular bec.iu>e it mode

0 a bio' loaf. But the bread

way than any Western wheat Hour

it contains so much of the choicest Ontario

with “Beaver” Flour. '

THE_T._lI. TAYLOR C0. LIMITED

"1-."_§.. Q J.. .. _ _ _ ir. i-o<ii_.i-.\_ c, i-;i.:~:~r iii. .iI\i.i»r..\x_ .~i, s>.__~.i~.u~ui ii.-_ .~..i... ii,-ii..

° I ‘ _ ` ` was heavy, coarse, full of holcs

and not especially tasty.

George Westoii thought there were

enough people in Toroiito who would

appreciate the difference bctwccn quality and

quantity--:ind he determined to bake a real, old-

time, home-made loaf, using blended ilour.

At that time, VVeston was running only two ovens. In a

week, he had to start new ovens, and it w-:is_ not long before he was

selling FIFTY ’l`I~IOUS./-\N[D LOAVES A WEEK.

Today, 75% oi the bread baked in Toronto is made oi blended ilour.

There is no doubtin the world but that “BI-EAVI-%i€’ I°`LOUR is better 'in every -

“BEAVER” FLOUR, milled of Ontario wheat and a little Manitoba wheat to add

_ strength--makes a deliciously light, tasty loaf of bread--iuukes a big loaf-und makes

more loaves to the barrel. “BIEAVER” FLOUR is equally good lor pastry, because

fall wheat ilour, the finest pastry flour in

the world. What George Weston did in Toronto, you can do in your own kitchen

_ DEALERS-Write ul for prices on Feed, Coarse Grains and Cerelil. (Bi

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