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Luref’ and “Jos McGill” arrived ` erday with Al-

, Nut- and Al-1 KODAKS ;

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IGKARIJ & 00.

Phone 240

ursday is the last .

s on electric light

shown here Thursday, Friday and Sat-

ases you, we’ll deliver in the ou wish. MOORE & Me-

N'S for I-lard Coal.

oa 5 Arrived I

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Schooners

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good pictures with them. These i-

canieras are the Standard of

the whole world. and are so de- ‘ signed that they require no I special demonstrator to ex- | plain them. Kodakery means ,

, photography with the bother ‘

left ont.

We carry ri. full line of Ko-

daks and Brownie Cameras

from $1 to $65.00.

Let us show you how easy it

is to take good pictures with a Kodak or Brownie Camera. lt it is not convenient to call, we will be pleased to mail you free

catalog.

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,May lighting. The Peoples’ Druggist I;

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1281-6-8Mill.

"Get your boy a handsome suit ut

little cost-see tho exhibit of samples from one of the greatest boys’ cloth- ing factories in Canada here on Thursday. Friday and Saturday. MOORE and McLEOD. 132ll~6-10M3i

“llolman's are arranging to -have

a cargo of I-lard Coal arrive directly following _-.le planting' season so that farmers and others can conveniently procure their supply.

1299-G-ilM6iE£ii

boy's suit or overcoat the factory-samples

any design you like- in any cloth. and color

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use REXALL BLOOD TABLETS. They will -increase strength and vitality by building up the BLOOD andthe NERVOUS --'>`YS'l`EM. Sold only by the Rexall Store at 50c per box, or 3 boxes for $1.25

The MacKinnon Drug Co.

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that we have never disappointed them. Hickey’s

efforts but the best to be had in the tobacco line.

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- Foriiily Your Home Agains

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I The Pesky--Fly '

Scientists have proved that the fly is responsible the spreading of any disease, no one can afford to

ve their homes unprotected against flies. No doors

windows should be neglected to insure protection

against

~. We can equip your home completely. We have

`l{j‘list`.

do an

these disease-breeding insects.

received a carload of Screen Doors and Windows,

different styles and sizes. ' `

No. 20',‘Screen Door, made of best quality pine, ained quartered oak, only........................85cea. - No. 22, Screen Door, made of pine, and has

uble brace at bottom, which makes it very strong d durable, 1-'rice Fa ._

Other Screen Doors from $1.50 to............$2.50 Screen Windows, from .... .. up. See our line before purchasing.

WHOLESALE & RETAIL

The

IT PAY8 to buy in this Province.

DISCOUNT.- People wishing to

save money should pay their electric light bill today and receive the dis- count. 1323-

SPLENDID GROWTH-Yesterduy's

min and the bright sunshine of the previous days has made the trees and shrubs burst forth in all their beauty. The fliiest trees in many parts oi' the city are in bloom and altogether the growth is marvellous.

I WELCOME VISITOR - A pleasing acquisition has been miide to Tryon _Society by the advent ol' Mr. and Mrs. Morris Clark.” wllo have come from Massacliilsettsf where 'Mr. Clarke has been acting- in the capac- ity of Y. M. C. A. secretriry. lie is the son of Mr. S. Clark, of thc Reed Rayner Co.-U.

DELEGATE RETURNS-Miss

Wiiiiile Smltli. Tryon.. has returned from ii very pleasant trip to Chatham to which town she was sent as ii dele- gate to the Methodist Convention. During her stay in Chatham Miss Smith was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Snowball.-U.

SPRING SOWING.- l<‘ariners from

the rural districts report the spring work well up, planting being almost completed except for small quantities of late potatoes and turnips. The grass crop is in splendid coiiditlon and greatly benefitted by yesterilay’s rain. '

SCHOOL WORK. --The standing of

ilie Winsloe North school for May was as follows: Grade V.-1, Vera Cud- more; 2, Katie Cudmore; 3. Sadie Roberts. Grade IV.-1, Lena Roberts. Grade IlI.~l, lllargarct Cudmore; 2, lfloward Cudinore, lnza (Tndinorc (equal): il, Bessie Saunders. Grade ll.-1, Mary McDonald; 2, Ira Saun- ders. Those perfect in atcndnnce were Vera Cudntore, Iloward Cud- niore, Margaret Cudniore.

PRISONER OF WAR--On Satur-

day last, June 5th, Mrs. Samuel John- sion, oi’ l’eter`s Road, received a card from her son Pte. Lester Clair John- ston, sayiiig he was well and getting along all right. as a prisoner at Bar- acke ll. C. .Konipagnie, Kriegsge- fangewer Lager, Geisser. Germany. Pte. Johnston was a member of the 7th Battalion, 2nd Brigade. lst Canad- ian Expcilitioiiary Force, enlisting froin Vancouver, B. C., ami missing since April 24th. Pte. .IoIinston's brother, Rolston A. Johnston, also of Vancouver, forinerly of Peter's Road. leaves shortly for France. having en- listed in the Mechanical Engineers for nctivc service.

- ::0UR ADVERTISEMENT oi' flow- cr and vegetable plants is issued only every lllondiiy inoriiing in the Guard- ian and Monday evening inthe Pat- riot. (‘ut out and paste up for refer- eiicc-llicre is soitieiliing in it to in- terest. every owner of a few feet of loud and just at this time ii is rt good thing to forget all the horrors of war -ivliat holler way can this be zirconi- plished than in the cultivatioii of flow- ers and vegetables. \Vc urc holding all order.s for tender plants until the weather is warmer-trust ciisloiiiers. will Iiiivi- patience. Send l`or price lifsl. J. J. GAY S; SON, Cliiirlolicioivii. l’. E. l. 13127-G-1l)M::i.

SOCIAL SURVEY-Plans nre about

ooiiipleieil l'or the Social Siiii/i~._\' Ex- hibit. A good list of spenl<t'i'¢i has ‘wc-ii .sc-i~iii'iii and the more slrlkiii: pr-.iiiln will be iiiade vliiil by la\\ti~."n slirlf-is and wall cliiiris. Two :if the iiieetiugw will be hold on \\'viiiesiln/ and Thursday. Juno 16th and 17th, livery niinistor who is in the nity has gladly cancelled his prayer ineeiing on Wednesday the 16th as iiiutters of great general interest will be present- od by leading speakers in the relig- ions and social world. The place and hour ol` meeting and the names of speakers and subjects will be announ-' ced later.

MISSIONARY ADDRESS - The

people of 'l‘r_von were given a rare trcat on Sunday lust when Rev. J. Mcliie, of the l"r<°.:-ibyierioii Church iii- troduced Miss Mctlulley, a returned inissionary from Korea, and Mr. Clio, a native of Korea. Mr. Cho has only been in this country for fifteen months Init gave an excellciit address in English considering his short per- iod of study. lie also spoke in his native language. Miss McC-ulley act- ing as interpreter. Miss McCulley also gave an address and spoke with niuch warmth mid earnestness on the work being done in Korea. The church was uncomfortably crowded but everyone enjoyed the meeting.-U

::Yoiir flrdiing trip or picnic is not

complete wiilioiit a Thermos lunch Kit. There should be a Thermos Hot- tie in every lunch basket. lt is certain- ly nice to have your hot tea or coffee. without any trouble. We carry a full supply of' all 'Fiieriiios Goods. E. A. Foster, Central Drugstore.

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“Tiz” for Tired Aching Feet

“Tiz” is a splendid rerned and_ preventative _for ,tire , aching, blistered or 'swollen feet. _' _ _ “Tis” makes the feet feel young, does away with bun- - ions and .c0_rns, makes the skin strong,iirm and healthy

keers the feet sound and

wel .

You nee_d _ Ti z" this warm

weather, it is iust the thing

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SCHOONER SAlLS.- The Schoon-

er Dwina left here yesterday morn- ing for Richibucto where she will load .lumber for L. M. Poole & Co.

WOMEN'S INSTITUTE-The re u-

lar meeting of the Kingston Wonieers institute will be held on Friday after- noon, the 11th inst., at 3.30 in the Kingston Hall. Miss McDoiiaId will be present.

GIVE OLD ADDRESS.- Subscrib-

ers are asked when having their pap- er changed from one address to uno- ther to please give old address as well as new one. This prevents any de- lays and saves unnecessary trouble in going over thc books.

NEW TENNIS COURT--’l‘he 'young

people of Tryon have made amniove torwurd summer ninusement by es- tablishing a tennis club. The court, which has already been prepared by the young men of llie club, is on the sclioolground the ratepayers being kind enough to grant the privilege for this D“|`D0se. lt greatly adds to the appearance of the already beau- tiful grounds. giving an iiideiiiiable air of “flnesse." A basket ball ground is also being prepared in the school ground. the rink boards doing summer duty in this excellent game. The meinbers of the Tennis Club plan on serving tea to all the friends and prospective members of the club on Saturday evening. Mrs. It. Metcalfe, Mrs. J. Lyman and Mrs. R. Lord will pour tea.-U.

A PATRIOTIC FAMILY. -Mr.

and Mrs. John l\lcQueen of Vernon, have the proud distinclioii ot' having three sons in the present war iight. ing for their King and country. A friend in writing to The Guardian gives a short synopsis of their lives bc-fore enlisting \\'hich is of general interest. “One son William A., is at present in the trenches, his ziiiiliu,-as bring No. 16922 -i (Io. 7 Batt., 1Ll.C. 2 Brigade, British Exp. Force, Army Post Office, London, England. Pte. Daniel R., No. 16921, attached to the 7 Batt. was wounded inthe early part of the war in West Flanders and his address is now Cadland House, South- anipton, England. lloth these .young inen enlisted with llie First Coiitiiig- :nt from Vaiicouvt-r, li. C.. Another soii l\lexander, No. 1342 Driver C. A. S. C. i)et. 4th l-`ield Ambuluiice Dcbgate Camp. Kent. I-Jiiglaiid. also enlisted from Vaiivouvcr. llc was en- gaged at the Fire ilall at l’rincc Al- bert. Sask., and left there as ani- bulance driver with thc second Con- tingent, -ith Coinpany. \Villiiiin and Daniel lt-ft their Island home on Aug- ust 15, 1905, for tho harvest fields of Western Canada and worked thcre until the tlireshing st-asoii was over, then going straight out to Vauvouvcr. Ileing very eiicrgctit', upright _voting ineii, not al'i‘iiid of hard work, they engaged in lumbering, Williain being always foreman and giving employ- ment to niany young inen from his ls- Iand home, and followed it until the trade went down, William or llill as he was faniiliarly spoken of, wont to Vaiicoiivcr and, jq>,ined the police fort-,o cn condition that he might resign in one year if he wished, which he did. !\t this seasoirthé B. C. Electric Coni- pany proposed to build their famous Power plant ai. Coquittaiiii Lake neces- sitating the clearing ol' large Iuinber deals on both sides of thc lake i'or u distance of 60 feel. hack, in order that nothing could roiitaininatc thc water of thc luke. Wllliain was called upon

Beware of Ointment: for Catarrh

that Contain Mercury,

is mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell ind completely dcrange the whole system when entering it through t e mucous surfaces Such irticles should never be used except on prcsci-ip*

tions from reputable Physicians, as the damage 'hey will_rio is ten fo d to the good you can pos- sibly derive from them. }Iall's Catarrh Cure. nanufacturcd by I". J. Cheney & Co., Toledo.. O., :ontains no mercury and is- taken internally. act- .ng directly upn the blood and mucous surfaces if the system. In buying Hall's Catarrhcurc be sure you _izet the genuine. It is taken internally ind made in Toledo, Ohio, .by F. J. Cheney & Co Testimonials free. _ ‘

Sold by iiruizgisls. Price 75c per bottle. Take I nll's Family Pills for constipation.

zzliodaks. Brownie Cameras, Photo-

graphic Supplies, also Developing and Printing, at Johnson & Johnson, The Quality Drugstore. 9972-5-15Mtf.

The Kodak Store

WATCH FOR . “DEVELOPMENTS”

Buy your photographic films

here and after you have taken your pictures, bring them to us. for DEVELOPING and PRINT-

1 lNG,- In other words,-

“SEE YOUR FINISH." It will pay you to deal at

OUR STORLC, as It is the ori- ginal Pl-IOTOGRAPI-IIC SllI’~ PLY HOUSE Ol-` PRINCE ED- WARD ISLAND. and is STILL HEAIIQUARTERS FOR EVE- RYTHING IN THAT LINE.

KODAKS and CAMERAS nl-

. ways in STOCK, ranging up to $65.00. "COME IN AND HAVE A CAMERA TALK."

Johnson & Johnson

Cor. Kent and Prince Stl. THE QUALITY DRUQBTORE,

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1 19-121 119-121

i2,';,f;';,S;;- MOOYC & MCL€0d ‘§gs;g,§g

Tne Busiest Store on Charlottetown’s Busiest Street `

Boy’s Clothing Sampl

makers.

I _

| wish

f” .

EVERY MOTHER WITHIN REACH OF THIS

store will be interested in this occasion. We have ar- ranged with the makers of one of the finest lines of boys clothing in Canada, to demonstrate here on

THURSDAY-FRIDAY-AND SATURDAY

their full line of sample suits. You have a chance to see the designs for yo_urse1t-to choose from the choicest of them-and if pleased, to order from the

Will you come in_ to-day-look through the

line-bring your boys with you, see how some of the smart new models will look on them-buy if you think best.

You can place an order new for delivery in the fall, if you ` BoY's surrs---BoY's ovsRcoA'rs

W 1 , l `

Bring Your Boys

to the Exhibit oi

lil

simply great.

Another Great Lot of Pretty Waists at 98(-Z h

By express we have just received another lot of eleven dozen dainty waist

to sell at 98c each. These have all the charm, all the excellence that made the - last the best value at the price in town-and in addition they are ALL NEW.

Come in and let_us show you these splendid new ones-the values are

. _ 7- t..--T

‘ ._

to be geiici'aI forcinzin ol' this ini- ii --i>=<.- rleuriiig and with ii slaiff of ;i.bout one llioiisniid iiicd did the work ri'nnii'kubl_\' ivell. I-lnipio,\'eil among his incu were over ont: liuiidr<>d stalwart young invn froiii l’. IG. ln- lund, who were einplo_\'cd al good ii/ages for over two _vt'nrs. 1\'lr. l\lf‘- Qilecn vvas, also :in iillileto. a promin- ent iiiciiilicr of the Aihlciir (‘lub of Vaiicoiivcr and in l!\~'.~ poi~zs<~ssoi' ol' seven silver pil<~lit'r.~i prest-nteil to him for his prowess. The Vail(-oliver police were at this tinit- Ihr' . hold- ers of thc 'l`ug-of-\var trophy for seven years but Mr. M<:Qiier\ii, at the niiclior post with seven iiicii picked and lruiiicd by liiniself coincptvd and won tho covcteil prize niiirh to the dis- coinliiurc ol' the opposing tcain on the winning teani were Duii<-,an Cain- cron of (‘alod'oni:\, l’. E. I., who was next to Illr. l\fcQucen on the pull and Allan Mclleod of Rose Valley, who wus captain of the team. It was nn exciting cvciit. St.-\'r~.raI lai‘l»¥<‘ amounts having bt-en put up on Illr, hlcQ\icen and his captain. The hoini- friends of these young inen will fol~ low their movements with rivlicst in- terest.

GERMAN WEAKKHESS EXPOSED.

Shutting of Troops Within Her Bord-

ers Soon to B°come impossible.

Gcrinany’s success in holding what

lines sho has is due priinarily to the _exccllciire of her railway sy=~1lt'll\. built with a view to just such it ron- tiiigclicy its tho present war, yet with thc iinproveinciit, of thc i‘oailwa_\':-i duo to tho tzoiniiig ol` warin weatlirr _ Iicr old trick ol' suddenly slipping arinies froin the Eastern to ihc \\'csl4-rn front, win-rcvcr niost iiieiia<>t~t|. will provc oi` little avail.

linproved road conditions will ren-

der it now possible to mass giw-:iicr _numbr-rr~i of ilussiaus on tht- lEaslcrii` frontier, and with the steady pound- ,ing of the Allies on the West, she will ,bc able to weaken ii(-.itlicr line as in the past, not cven for th shortest time. Despite her cliiiins lo vast re~ .serves of rccrultalile iiiuterinls, she will never have an army equal in inli- ,iiary .strength to the arniy which ,niade the Initial dnsh on Paris; in the meantime Russian. llritisli, I"rench and Belgian forces grow stronger every day.

liefore the suininer passes thc

Union .lar-,k is confidently expected to occupy tho heights in Geriiiany hey- ,oiid the lthine, but ii is the intention _of the British Cominunder-in-t'hief to place it there with as littlc cost in men as pnrsible.

When the Union Jack floats above

ilie German Rhine, will ii floul proud- ly from the front of your loyal honic in recognition of the gallant effort of our soldierly? No doubt il, will if you possess ii ling. if you do not own ii Union Jack, avail yourself of thc offer which appeans on another page of io- .day‘s issue to secure a complete flag outfit on practically gift terms as be-

ing prcseiiterl in reiulers by Guardian. Look into the offer

lionic.

ing about buying ii straw hat? in here and do your thinking. can meet your figure and innti-I

ai ini Fat i.~‘.l`:i<'l ion _----l’»\'I`f)NS.

-We would call spr>.<‘ial :ittent the fuel, that all our goods <

i-aiio sugar and Sussex lliineral

SHIPPING NEWS

l~Inleri~<l. .liine 9lli.---Sc. Alliz

--~-Iwi(-li, l’ir~tou.

ton.

lfergiiosii, Port Elgin.

Sc. I~}<litIi~\’\'alker, \\-'alkervil

Aldanibra-~Ilcid, Picton. .loliii Millard-Arscnault,

inc.

Sc. Ida l\’f.~~\\’iIIinin.';. Vlcloii

Charlottetown Druggist

toniers greatly pleased with

bark, glycoi'iiir\,»‘.t-11., na iz-i.<i-.d i lair-l-ku. This simple rrniierly the old foul iniittrr from the

I"Ul. relieves almost l\\'Y (‘.\:4 constipation, sour or gasny |,1. It is so powerful that it is -isc ccssfully in appendicitis. Adi never gripes and the [Nf~l'l‘A.\' I' is surprising.

u.tliIi sh. ie, tioiyii brim,

II il"-ii-lib

PATENT SOLICITOR

Lawyer (U. S.) and Register

promptly patented. Trade Mar Designs registered; infringeme

counsel.

ents obtllned In all countries James Street Montreal. Write formation

9335-l'»~7Mtf.

"Sussex (linger Ales and l`§cvr~rngi's

Sv. John l\'l'illard-.-\rsoiiauli,

IC. A. Foster, druggist, reports

QllI(‘-K action of simple brick

,I , __ .H .. , ‘ W color, 1-Iiiii'at-ter. block and prie rert. Got yours l|ci‘i-.-~l’A'l'()N.\`.

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'l`li<- now,

4-:ill today and secure ii flag for _voiir

“Correct hats for all heads" 'l`hlnk-

Colne

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face so as to give you style, izoinforl

1332-li-10-illli.

Illll Il)

onlaiin

\vliolesome fruit jiiices, highly rvfllicrl

. iring

\Vaier, ('nrvell Llros.. Wliolcsalo Agents. 1328-5-10

l\lli

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Cleareil, Juno 5lth.~Ss. Farina-

Sr. (loudur.lor-Walker, ()l‘wcll.

le.

Sliml-

Sv. Brilliant-llenipliill. Picton.

Pleases Customers

cus- the

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Irnwcls

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ed Pri-

teiit Attorney,1G years experience in Canada and U. S. Inventions

ks and nt and

validity searches. Evidence collected in patent suits. Reports prepared for

Expert wltneu ln patent suite Pat-

99 81 for in

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HOG MARKET

Owing io the very limited quantity

of hogs now available, Davis & Fraser have notified their buyers that they intend dlscoiitiiiiiiiig packing for this season on Satiirdziy, June 12th inst. This im-aiis that lirics from the coun- try points woiild nel-il io be delivered. lo sliippors not later than l1`ridi1_v, 10th. llogs will he bought at the packing- house :as usual on every day up io and including tin- lillli. liuyiiig will he ro- siinied, as in other seasoiis, early in .\`.cptenibei°. "I‘hr\ outlook :it present is for high pri:-es by that time, and fariiiers could liardly niake any mis- take in Iiuving all hogs possible ready for market early this voniing fall.

1224-G-Sie o d lwk.

DR. DeVAN’S FRENCH PILLS h$°hZ`

gulatlng Pill for Women. 1511 box or three for 310. Sold at all lirng Stores, or mulled in any iiddrtes on rccelptof price. Tiia Sooiisti. Dxim 03;, St. Cullirtrinen. Ontario.

PHOSPHONOI. FORIVTEN. iii’§.“L§i°3

Vl¢ality;for Ncrvo und _Braln; incr¢mso1“grey

matter" ;:i. 'l`oiii<--will build yoii np. {8 ii box_ or two for $5. at drug stores, or by mal on receipt :Ti-yrlrio. Tris scouizti. bane Co., St. Catharines,

tar o.

Sold at I-lughcs‘ Drug Stone.

Coa

Arrived Today

Cargo

Best Quality of Reserve

Run of Mine

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Geo. E. Full’ s

Coal Yard

yum ' 'aux-u xl I iv 1 ii :_ -my I qi

i-'

' ,I Minute---Come at Once.

Miller Bros., Big Second Annual Piano Sale I ` Will Positively Close This Evening, at 6 O’clock.

2i°.'_.....- f Cali and Select Your Piano Now, Don’t Waste a

“Q 0 US. cl1\'O\\l(llfiLEO;f ‘T ' T Qi

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