I" ]QI\'E"5»_l_9-lj_'4f_- _ _' J-_‘_ ` - °"rul: m'rl_lis'r smws, - 1 ' 'IHS LiliA1{LUT1'ETQWN ruin Urvumu PAC' 'Z`f\A`i£ 6 -lf'-"

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If so, rememfhsr these facts-Zanr

Bull is by far the most widely used lm-im in Canada! Why has it be- come so popular? Because it hoslo

-what is clai-med for it, Why not 1.0¢ it heal your sore? _ '

Remember that Ziam-Buk ls alto- SBA-her different to the ondioary oint-

moi fats. Zam~Buk ,contains no trace °f RUY animal fat. or any mineral matter. It is absolutely herbal,

Remember th-at Zam-Buk is of, tho

Home time _haaling, soothing, and antiseptic. kills poison instantly and all harmful germs. _It is suitable alike for recent iniuries and disoasss

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'rr-rnrlsonoounziz "Loomis" sf-

gm-,,,_ cm.” skin diseasem and __does_rived from Dalhousie with o, cargo of

cedar and spruce -shingles for L. M. = oole & Company, Qounolly's West Wharf. . _ _ ,_ " . ‘ ?I46.

made another 'big -haul of eels Frid

two tons. This is four tons tha

York within the last. week. _

IT PAY‘i to buy in this Province. .

EELS PLEN'I‘I-FUL‘.- Messrs Clark mov, me opportunity of callin

menu- M°5t Of *'l""’°° ¢°°°15¢ °f Bnl',J-sy and Douglass, Mt. Stewart, g on , Y

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night. 'l‘hey estimate the catch t- including white and grey. 2680,

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lark Bros have shipped to New THE KING'B ‘_BIRTI-IDAY.-Owing

coM|'L1MEN'r;inr sl~:aos.-'rnrs-

UB-h the kindness of Mr. A. J. fllark, of the scores remaining open nu

n_...-r..-._._..3..ls..e.'.r ` THE- c|5_|“~_RM_ GUARDMN g _»' _i

BUNBARY IiI'l"1\ERS.-In the lox ranch .at 1Blrn'lle.ry._.t.-hers; _.now twelve pups of the best quality and doing well.

_ BEAUTIFUL HAIR makes every ‘woman lleantliul, and “ll who deslre» .to molto the most ofthelr appearance

Mrs. White at the Lennox. Pomps, fronts, hangs, switches in all shade

, to__the very unfavorable weather on

Wednesday /the holiday passed ol! very 'quietly in Charlottetown. Many

Coal

and for chronic sor-cs, u1ce'rs,_etc. 'Fest 'how different and superior Lam. “uk really ie. All <lrnogists` and enebl-ad to distribute to the school many citizens strolled out notwith- stores at 50c. box. Use also Zarr-Ateach-ers in the districts where ‘Wo- ,standing-the rain to watch it pnss, Buk Soap. Rellieves sunburn an-d,m‘Bl1's Institutes arenow orgnnize

-you will bc pleased with our,

of the kind you _should _ burn awaits your _delivery order. Our Coal burns briskly and

drives the heat.

Send your next order to us

Coal.

A. Pickard & Co Phone 240

hath. 25:1. tablet.

We are open to buy in large quantities and pay the high

est- prices.

_ F rcsh Herring

,Trout Eels and , Lobsters.

' CH’TOWN FISH SUPPLY C0.

Q Phone 310-J. _ 173 tirlifton St- |

Ch’town -

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Keep Your

A good tzllcum powder is on in-

valuable uid to the preservation of :l good complexion.

Here you will find airlight, feath-

cry-frne powders in Yucczl, Rose,

Com lexlon

P Trailing Arbutus, Violet Dulce,

_ Carnation and Violet, at 25c :1 tin.

Good

McKinnon Drug Company Cor Great George and Kent Sts

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Master Marine Smoking

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and Combination Twist Chewing Tobacco. _

Hickey & Nicholson Toh. Co., Ltd. =

Charlottetown, P. E. I. I

` E i'\ ._.-Don’t _ Run

of smoking inferior tobacco. It is injurious to yourself, and a nuisance to your friends. Besides, good frag- rant tobacco costs no more. Its all in knowing what to ask for. Remember anyone

of the following. s-ni-ight cur, Rivnlfj I Tobacco, Black Twist

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Soda should be pleasant to the Itziste-it should also

satisfy thirst. The soda at our fountain combines :ill of _

The Syrups are right, and Tue Service is ideal.

Tastes differ, but no matter _what drink may bc served

llcrc, it is sure to be the best of its kind.

Bc sure to get your share of the good things

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Just a few. words about our CHOCOLATES

Willnrd's (fork dipped) Neilsons and Moirs,are hard to beat

Because they are so clean and sweet,

So if you want to give your girlie a treat,

Address us Corner of Prince and Kent Street.

"THE HOME OF PURITY AND QUALITY"

Johnson & Johnson

The Quality Drugstore

a Corner of Prince and Kent Streets \

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Then insure in good strong stock coinpsn- _

ies, which never contest nn honest claim such as is represented by _ 5 \ I _ A

men's institute Branch lhsvo use

prevents freckles. Best for b~ary's some Ducks-gre of seeds for the pur- cnrs and these carefully driven, pur-

Dose of encouraging the school ehil.

buster Street, was the winner of

_test` promoted b the Charlottetown

Pony on n one cent ticket.

l|lIKEl UE LEAVE

MAN A SUICESA

At thc 1‘rince Edw-ard Thratre on

Wednesday night o large crowd was present to witness the presentation of that 1-opul-ar English drama “Thr- 'I‘ic'<et of Leave M-an,” hy local tuil ent.. It was produced u-n.ler the dir- ection of Mr. Frank Oliver ond prov- cd to lic one of the most successful nn.-lteur productions staged in Char- \l0f.fHt|1\\'i» for some time. | It was portruylal of u splclndi-tl llc- ftrlctivn stnry in which a “Ticket 0( :Leave Man," who was sent to prison _on ,, fulse charge, lifter losing every :situation hc applied for in scveli- lm0'\Cl1SJ Proves that A “Ticket of L"-“VU MEN" 0811 hu an honest mon; and saves his first employer from rob‘bery_ 'rue set/in-iz of the different parts which were well placed was hxcellentiay done, especially th‘e juven- ile role of Siamrny Willoughlry, which' was trlkcn in "‘professional" style by Master W, Whitlock. 'All t-he mym- bers nf the cast and the other work- ers who were i-nsrulmfefntal in mel;-in-g the show such 8 success are to -be llenrtikjr congratulated. A -good slim wus rcalimul for the Charlottetown H0SDitul. which thu concert was -ln :iid oi. '

The follow-ing was the cast of char-

acters:- » 1

Rohwrt Bri-erly, sees life-and pays

for it, Frank Oliver.

_James Dalton, allns Downey, tho TINY. f'ort_`|and H-opkins. ssl;-.:._ ---» --~ --

H-nwlrsllnw, the Detective, 'Park-er

Hooper Mr. clns0n__s Broker in nie city,

Mr. A. Rive-rs.\ Mulfby. proprietor of the Bellvue Gf1l'll'?l"B. Cornelius Blanch-ard. _ Sammy Wlllougybv, fond of smok. me pipes. Master W. Whitlock,

G""““ '70ll'~`-F'~ ri 'l"ypiCal Dude, Dr,

T. E. E. Robins.

"""”*” " "West nt 'J c f‘al'&tl:s, Mr..

Arthur Bruce.

R'l‘be.net.eini Mr. Ivan I-Tughcs. Mnv_ Edwards. -a Street Singer.

Miss Lucy Blnnc-h‘nrd.

Emily Qt.. Fivremonwl, 1-ntn of tho

Chorus. Miss Lillian Mebeou, Mrs. wulouchbv. n London- Land- l'\_dY. MFS. S. C. Moore.

A Gnowiuo rNs'r1'rU'l‘E_ - Mrs.

Dunbrnck who was accompanied by MASS Ml1Cd0uHl‘d of the Wonlenis, In- stituto meeting nt New Haven on the ufternooh of the 28th instant re- Dorts that t-hisvl-nstitute is doing ex- ceptionally good work. There is only n memt5Bl‘Sh'iD -of mine, b"t during the Pnst year these ladies have lnld it new floor in the school house, sup- Dlicd new' shades to the windows, kal- somlncd the walls, have ordered n tlrinkving follntul-n, which will be 'in pines in B few dnvs, nnd gave to the St.. Vincent nnd Mtnlicrfi-ert Orphan- nees the sum of $3 each at Xmus time, n.-nd are nbw raising funds for the purpose of put-tinc new tops on the desks und hu-llding 3 fence around the school house. A well at- trrlded meeting was held nt which Miss Mncdonnl-d save some excellent information in the nrt of millinery. which w-ns enloyed by all DWGBHM and after furture work was discussedl Mrs_ .Tc-hn Devcrenllx enteftainud the Sunervlsnrs before they left for Charlottetown.

::Our Soda. Fountain is in E005

working order for the seasons trade. 'Phe quality of our Soda is well and favorably known and we illf-GMA £0 keep up the name we have made. When thirsty, kindly hear this in mind. E. A._Foster. Uentral Drug- lf.0!'¢.f

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,“_0|"h_.'.' ll-and Fox Notting ._ -s j Mont .ss il l assess ` MU Hin .f\‘:hr\?en. %Is_'¢yd'I:yv:l'I"lxl'F¢"|e'ldln| Ranches onli! l. The Netting with in-¢pumlerr um link Prompt Shipment Lev»e|tPrlw.“VIvll\

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Supt,_ Experimental Farm, the wo- morning. The automobile parade

dren in the study of school garden- an hour. The opening uutoliwlrile .ing. . 1 ; f , _5' show was certainly n success and

nounc-ed at the Prince lidlvnrd Thea- cars can be decorated and made to

?i`E WINMIR 01” l’0=\`Y-~It was nn-

“’1`icket o l»0nVc Man" was presented ing up the parade was photograph-

tre on Wednesday n-ight, when the

tknt llfr. Patrick Flynn, Jr., Dor-

the_pony off-ered in the Pony Con-

llnspitnl. Mr. Flynn had only rr" re culled on swing to. the rsln. chnnce in the contest and won the -

.5 wus the one feature of interest null

d There were iletween twenty nnd thirty

aded the principal streets for over

great things are looked forward to in future parades of this kind where

look very handsome. Before hreuk-

ed bv Mr. Boyer and others. Quito a lilrge nllrr-"fer in the uftern-non went to the Driving Park to see the horse rncce. which however, had to

SUCCESSFUL COMPANY.-Tllc

Eovercign Silver Illnck Fox Co..Ltd., ‘ us been most fortunate this season. To sick foxes, large litters from It Kes now in- ranch. This Company .ipects to pay 15 per cent. on lst.

what is sold during this month (June) this means about 50 pal' nent. annum on your investment.. oxes are all registered' highest (‘lu.ss A. shares ten dollars each send lily per cent. and lmlllnce in sixty hlys, better mail application ut once us this is the only company elling stock that will pny o dividend this Fall. Dont put it riff ony longer, as you have only this montll to get in and first come first served. Ad'- “ess to J. A. Callahan, Sec'ty, St. Louis, P. E. I. 27511

::_'.HOU'l‘ ESSENCIdS_ Why spoil

tllf- tinvnr of your ples, cnkn, ctc., w't'h inferior essences, wl;-en we sell all flavors nt regulnr prices. You now we guarantee every ounce we 1f‘ll and lnlud your money buck if they are not superior. A sample or- .lcr will convince you. The Rexall litore. McKinnon Drug Co., Cor. Great George und Kent Streets.l\fEtf.

::’l`l»lI.\` IS YOUR ()Pl’OR'l`l`.\`l’l‘\'.-

To purchase Silver Black and Cross Foxes direct from ollr ranch at Prince .»\l-bert, Suskutchewall, We have just received a shipment of Silver Black and Cross Foxes which may be seen at our sales ranch ‘on the Mt. Edward road. This is one of the finest lots of Foxes ever re- volved on the Island. Parties con- siderfim; tho purchase of’Fdxes'».ih»oulr`,' look this shipment over before pur- chasing elsewhere. For full informa- tion oall, write or telephone Massa- chusetts Fox iixchnnge, 161 Queen St., Phone 515, f`-llurlottetown, P. E. I. 2771.

SAME CHAHMING

NEW WASH Elllllli

Suitable for evening dresses, sunl-

mer dresses. wa-ists, coats and under- wear, Crepe,De Cbene, New Cloths, Palm Bench R-ati-ne, Colonial New Cloths, Samson fhalatee Batistes. New Cloth f`-hecks, Hatines, New Cloth Stripes, Dolly Varden Cl-epes, Andersons Percale Dyed Cloths. And- ersonis Percale white, Banzai Silk, white and _ dyed also Holly Bntiste in Dolly Varden effects. These goods ure exclusive with rn ondlwell worth your while to invnstifzuto They are the best goods ir, the City.

l’ATON'S

2740-fi-3m3i.

“Coal users will please remem-

ber that Coal dealers close Satur- day afternoon during June, July and August. Kindly see that vour coal bin is well filled. _

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"WI-IITIG D0-RY picked up- on Try-

'on har. Owner may have san-_~. hy proving- property and paying expenses Abner J. Howatt, Victoria, Lot 29, P. E. I. I 2689-5-30MfilptI.

“We have something new ln- the

line of Flies that will interest all fltbermen. See our splendid assort- ment. E. A. Foster, Sunnyside. -The ome of good fishing gear. 2'1l»7~6-2M3i

I)on’t Forget FORIVIALIN `

1 Before you plant your

seed gram or potato setts, see that you have Formalin.

For -Formalin will keep .

th_e gram free from smut will prevent the growth _of

sc_ab on your potatoes _agd

| wlllglve youa bigger, t- ,> ter and cleaner crop this

year. /Prices pint _

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cf.. next qn all stuck sold, ulso I

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“Week end Sale”

of Men’s Suits Worth $15.00 to 18.00

or$ .

Fora lively finish to a busy week,_ this week end sale of men’s suits is of-

fered. The suits shown you will be strictly first class in every detail-well made-well tailored-handsome material-smart new Wearable styles. Here are

a few sample lots. _ _ ' '

28 men’s tvlo or three piece suits in browns. greys, and fancy gl een

tweeds, smart, trim new models, regular 15.00 lines, sizes 34 to 42 FRIDAY ANDSATURDAY..,......__._.._._........ ............................................... __ '

A very attractive line of brown two riece suits,_ with_ dark pin stripe coats arf

smartly tailored and for cooleness are “half lined.” 'i` his suit can be washed

if desired. Trousers are made with double turn up cuffs, and belt loops. T he12 sizes are 34 to 40. Regular 15.00 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY...__. ................. .. °

This lot also in greys. A small lot of _very smart looking suits in effects of brown

and greens. The fabric is worsted in this lot, and we have only small sizes, 33, 34 and 35. This is a dand chance fora slender man. The suits1Q are worth _16.00 and 18.00. FRIDAY Al\l’D SATURDAY ................... ......... ._ °

` A large assorted lot of handsome, well tailored three piece suits, all sizes and

many colors. principally browns greens and greys, some worsted and some

tweeds. The regular selling price was 15.00. Sizes 36 to 42. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY .................................. ._ __ .............................................. __ ' A

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Get a Bigger andBett_er Crop withUnmixed Fertilizers

How About a Good Big

There is a mint of money in potatoes for the mc-n who plant

intelligently and use modern methods in farming.

The Charlottetown markets are offering from 50c to 55c per

bushel and all over the Dominion there are corresponding high prices. And these prices won’t be lower for some months.

To secure the biggest possible crop, the groundwill have to

be fertilized-and none but our UNMIXED fertilizers will give absolute satisfaction. __ These fertilizers supply the ground with the very elements of nutrition that are required, and can be supplied in combina- tions to suit every crop, and the varying needs of every square inch of soil under cultivation.

Result of Fertilizer Tests on Potatoes

A farmer at Glenfinnan secured a profit of $40.50 per acre

solely by using our Unmixed fertilizers.

Another farmer at Little Harbor had a profit of $54.40 per

-acre clear gain over the unfertilized fields. _ A man at Trilby tried two fields side by side. The field fer- tilized with Unmized fertilizers showed a clear gain of $44.75 per acre over the unfertilized fields.

interesting booklets on farming and fertili-

""zers-they're your’s for the asking--send

for them.

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? How to Apply

the Fertilizers _

(inc acre of potatoes, yield-

ing 200 bushels, consumes the following plant foods: potash, 74 lbs, phosphoric acid, 21 lbs, nitrogen _46 lbs. All this has to be paid back before you can expect good retums from next cultiva- tions.

USE THIS FORMULAON YOUR POTATO CROP

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manure.) _

2 1-2 bags superphosp&%

150 lbs nitrate of soda..4.88 200 lbs sulphate of potash

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