}UNl` 2, 1915

~ - ' V _ _ . rnnlonAnnoi°i:a1iowu°otmnDIA~ _» _ PAM; jivtvi; . _._-,.

_ O a Just Arrived*

“M£l.iirej'S§l1ii)iQiii>§S GPH _McGill” _arrived Yesterday with Al-

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. :The __Centrt‘tl#. Guaiidian W] ‘ _ “ '

oore & cLeod

I Farmeris

Helps _ _ _

FORIVIALIN:---for the _

prevention of Smut in _ Wheat or Grain, or scar I 011 l’QtHll0€S. It pays 1;() .use it. Full directions on each bottle. t

t CO0PER’S A

IT PAYS to buy ln this Province.

CHURCH OF 8COTLAND.- Rev.

Ewen MacDougall will preach Sab- b .

ath, June 6th at Dundas at 10 30 and Bangor at 5 p m

CATTLE SHlPMENT,.- Mr. (1. D. cKinrion oi’ Souris bought a tlnc

cur oi' cattle to Charlottetown last evening for sliipnient to Newfound- land.

TEN MEMBERS. - In the report

of the-fourtli tiieetiiigof the Quarter- ly Board of tho Goriiwall Circuit it should have been stated that ten meni- bers were recelved"iiito the clitiréli instead oi’ iiineteeiv.--I 'JH .»"=‘»1 ' 1 ‘ '~~"

THE CASCAPEDIA.-f'l‘,he s.s. Cas- upedia, from Montreal arrived in

bion Nut _.and Al

bipn Round Coal.

a load. i

-A-.lr-PIGKARD & 00.

EIL

Let us send you

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-_ Phone 240

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Landing today per Schooner

tt [1

Sheeping,Diping _ Powder _

The best known means

of destroying all the ticks, stopping the fly, prevent- ing and curing the scab, and promoting t h e

growth of_ wool. 1

Geo. E. Hughes

The Peoples’ Drugg_is;t:_‘_

SHORT DRINK HOURS FOR OFFICERS ALSO.

, , ,o'clock with a good general cargo.

Telephone, 600 barrels and.

casks SL John Lime_ gc served a drink in the Seventh Dis-

`l rl ' tl ' ."_

l0c’l`(i)i(is{ lthlrdiexig _ezlltléillilgied to Saigon. of MissAliceWhedd0n, daughter of Mr

‘ ~.divintPni\viad.i

C. keepers, was issued by the brigadier ai_i_y Ci_sy_e_i____‘;i_p_iga_t;¢_e _$5 M:_¢_C_§>__‘__1r_;’__

1008-6 17m2iv ks ' to

LONDON, May 30.-“ No soldier or ilor, whether officer or private, may

ict except between noon and 8.30

the present there have been few

ic _r , , i Charlottetowii lust evening at 5

he left again early this morning

GRAND PICNIC --The committee

of St Bonaventure's Church, Tra cadie. have decided to hold their Grand Picnic on Saturday, July 10th. Advertising and train arrangements to appear later. 1189

NORTH RIVER F|ELD.- Rev. A.

A. Gates takes charge of the North River field as pastor, Sunday, June Gth with services at Long Creek-at 11 .ni.. Clyde River at 3 p. in., and ..orth ltlver at 7 p. m.

MRS McKENNA DEAD. - The

many friends will be sorry to hear of the ‘death of Katherine Ellis, wife of John J. McKenna, which took place at licr home in Dorchester. Mass., on May 29th. Mr. Me-Kenna is a na- tive of Newton Cross.

MISSIONARY ADDRESS TONIGHT

-Every one interested in Foreign Mis- sions should be present in St. James llallthis evening, at 7.30 p. m. when Miss MacCully a returned missionary from Korea, and Mr. Clio, a Korean student.. will speak ,one ,inission,_work in Koreal' Silver-collectlont

WEDDING. - BELLS.--#'l`he_ maifriase

rtliiir Farquharson; of High River.

,restrictions regarding drinking by Alberta- Wil f°1‘m@l`ll’ ~°f 'C119-i|`l°"°'

‘ ' commissioned officers.

eneral commanding the division. Up §

1 s . It

We are noted for attending to your ‘F

wants by phone in a very efficient manner. ' '

The next time you want anything in a rush

Just use telephone number 219.

I' The Rexall Store

m 1 ._r. _ __ - - __ _ - _Q thc following passengers: From Bos-._

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Bargains "_ is - ~

` Not All is Gold that Glitters (3

I_f you want, good. pure pi 5 V I

reliable tobacco go to an ,_._- R ik

honest manufacturer. W ;-.~.._,yi-.:,;.~.-,;_»_.';_;j-:_;.._¢.-_.._.~_fa=.;-;;.f.,~_-_.~_- have earnestly striven to

establish sucha reputation, and believe our old friends

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I ilillsborougli, and rriaiiy citizens are

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will say that we have never disappointed them. I-Iickey’s Black Twist Chewing Tobacco represents not only I our best efforts but the best to be had in the tobacco line.

Hickey & NicholsonToh. Co.,

Phone 345 _ - -

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Manufacturers

L "' f.=1'__ --mea C

“W. _f & B.” Lawn Mowers

because they run easi- ly and cut closely, mak- ing it-less work for the operator. They have self-sharpeninggball bear- ing and cutting adjust- ments of latest design.

W. and B.

_ ___ _ iii Canada and U. S. Inventions

_ .LAWN'tt MOWERS Smoky City Cleanerl

are our first choice, because they are the best values Make YOIII”

Wall Paper New/ Again

we could find to offer our customers.

Call atour store and we will demonstrate the _

wii, took place at the bride's home n May, 26th., _ __ __ _

ROCKY POINT FERRY.-One ot'

the .most pleasant and _popular -sails

to Rocky Point on the ferry steamer

already taking advantage oi’ this form ot’ enjoyment. The obliging and courteous Captain M. Murphy is again in charge this year. The time table of the ferry appears on page two of this issue. 1197

PLANT LINER.-The Plant Liner

shortly after 8 o'clock last evening,

was a day late leaving. She brought

considerable amount of cargo aiidf

from llaiifax, Mrs M. A. Jennings.

owned by a syndicate f'roiii Charlotte- town has recently come to a rather inglorlous end, all oi’ the foxes (ten pair in all) having made good their escape. and up to the time oi' writing

though foxes supposed to be the

iree with the liencoops and are not ‘med member He was a ood m ,~k,,_

. g a

My way backward ln Carrying off 9' man, a good soldier, and ii good citi- ion when they get the op orti iity.-S , _ _

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WEDDING BELLS-Miss Mary M

~ I _ "t Pi :‘ 1"-

lViacDonald. daughter of lton J Mac h'iB‘s'erv ces when he rmws A

' ' - ' trlcias needed reinforceineiits. he

£0IlH_l_<i. |;`l_¢_¢7l_fi_ P004- P~ E- l~- ‘md Tho* presented himself, and, on account of

as "“°‘ls' °f H““tl“5t°“; his good record at Valcartler and at

g glass" were married 1" St' Thom” Salisbury Plain was accepted, and

hurch' May um' at 8 °'°l°°k' Rev- with the Princess Patricias he fought Austin D. 0'Malley performing the and feii - \\‘\\

eremoiiy and celebrating the iiuptial But (fecii (iid not iive in vam_ His "\\ \ \\ | M355 which l°ll°W°‘l- They were ali career was indeed short numbered in __‘- * ~ I

ntled by Mr and Mrs George W

te _ . _ 0 Fitziinmons, the liridegrooiifs brother the lui few hours of iife? 1-iQ\v_ii¢, and wife. Mrs. Theresa Davis, the and his brave comrades, wiiii féai-fiii church organlst played l-he Wedding odds against them, battled for life on mafvhes- There also was singing by me fields of irianaers, ami. when utter the Junior choir. The bride and her a,mi|,ii,,_ied seemed inevitable, held

G0 A iulendant “ch Wore blue Sims Wm' their round. charged the eneiny and

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iats to match. Alter the ceremony won a Bimini vig-i0ry_

the couple took an automobile trip to _- tpmsneld' From tllere they "Wk “ iiobly upheld thc best traditions of gill" and Dl‘0¢99fl€‘l I0 UUYTMU U11] our race. Prince Edward Island is

a _

guru Falls Oii their return from

mel' Wedding mp Mr- “Hd Mm- mil' tliy ofa place beside the fittest sold- _fin siinnions will occupy one oi’ George iers of the Empire_ Ou, AsS0cia,_i0n .,__i_1t||, A _ _ lVtoiiat‘s tenements on Russel Street. is D,-om] io have been represented in ._-l/.‘

“ Perry " docked in Cliarlottetownv' _ _'-'°-'~°-----

utter a fairly fast trip from Bostonf V 1 LETTER OF SYMPATHY

The £0. Hn.. riaiifax anti iiawiissniiry. sii‘é'~i=;-"- ' ’ -

. TRYON AND BONSHAW BAPTIST. -Alteration of services. Next Sunday service will be held at Bonshaw at 2.30. and at Tryon at 7.00. ` " i

BAD ROADS-The Guardian is ask-

ed to draw the attention of the over- seer to the serious condition of the road near Bell's Bridge, West Royalty, which was yesterday reported almost iinpassabie.

OVSTER BED AND VICINITY.-The_ ilslierinen are doing excellent work this spring and Mr. Russell is lceptt busy iii his new Lobster fa`ctory.-The biggest trout caught this season at Oyster Bed by Leo Dorion tipped tliel '-scales at 2% lbs2'~Mii~ises Wi_nnlfred` and Beta .Cudniorc spent tile" 'week end at Oyster Bed, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. Carr.-Mr. It. R. Pool- "ey has moved to his new resi`tlcii`cc` which lie recently purchased irom_ Mr. Levi Cudmure. - The roads around Oyster Bed have been put in an excellent condition by the‘roud master, Mr. J. li. Carr.

ISLAND BOYS WELL. - Mrs. R.

McBeatli of Iris was in the city yes- terday on her way lioine from St. John, where she was visiting her two sons, Daniel and Hugh, who leave with the Second Contingent for active service at the front. Mrs. McBeatli who arrived in St. John on Saturday night stopped at the Victoria and' re- ports all the Island boys well. She spent Sunday with her two sons and seven of her neiglibor’s sons who were going overseas and needless to say the boys were delighted to have her with them. On Monday before leaving for homo these boys in pass- ing on parade were privileged again to shake hands with Iier and say good

bye.

SUCCESSFUL ISLANDER.-Hynd-

maxi & C0., Ltd., managers of the Great West Life, have received advice from the head ofiice that Mr C. C. Ferguson will succeed the late Mr J. H. Brock as managing director of the ‘ Company. Mr Ferguson has been _ actuary of the Great West Life for some years and is among the most capable actuarial and executive nien iii insurance circles. Mr Ferguson is a son of the late Senator Ferguson oi’ _ Marshfield, and is-to be congratulated on his appointment to the responsible ‘ position of iiianaging director in one of the leading financial institutions in Canada. The Great West Life has led all companies in Canada for the past eight years for the amount of ncw Canadian insurance written, and now has one liiiiidretl million dollars of insurance in force. 1103

::l(odaks_ Brownie Cameras. Photo-

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

"fThe following lctt`cr of s`yinpathy has been forwartleii 'Dy the York ltlfle _ Club, l0..l_Vlr.;._ i_au¢lt_Mrs. Hiiiidersoii, whose son. Cecil vy,as' killed in the

recent flgthiiig in Fraiice: ' ' ~ ifork, 1*. is. i., _

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' ' May 26, 1915. I

FOX ES ESCAPED.--One of the Fox i -

Home Journal Pattern F actory---I

These Each l5c

I'I S A FACT, WE SURE HAVE NOT SPENT MUCH TIME OR MONEY

advertising this wonderful line of, patterns-hardly need to as a matter of fact- any lady who buys an L. H. J. Pattern wants that kind ever afterward. Here are a few new ones just in-and bear in mind that these are only samples from thous- ands of the best designs known to the pattern business.

LADIE’S HOME JOURNAL PATTERNS._.....____.......10c and 15c LADlE’S HOME JOURNAL ..... .......... _..._._..._1...15c per copy THE HO.\ll°$ BOOK OF FASHIONS, with free pattern _______ ._25c copy THE “Ei\/IBROIDERY ._.._I0c per copy GOOD DRESSING-monthly FREE ‘

' I' ° Any lady who wishes to try Ladies’ Home Journal

patterns, will be supplied with a sample dress pat-

SAMPLE BATTERNS

tern in any size, FREE ON APPLICATION.

Dear Friends.-The sad intclligoiice

llaiiches in Scotcliiort, which was" Mr' wld-Mm`._HmlderB0n and Mlmlly: ` '

A "r ` "-*W

oi the ,death or your boy has just reached us. Nothing we can say will fittingiy express our regret that one so young, so full o‘!'hopc, should be thus suddenly cut off. The sorrow that

n hero iii death is zt coiisolatioti which, must help to lift the veil, and will ulti- mately guide you to the source t`roiii

fffne °f mem have bee" °aPt“"e‘1r "fills"your hearts is such that no word .

oi' ours can remove, yet duty prompts

escaped ones have been seen by differ- .us-_ in extending to you me deepest ent parties within a radius ot’ three _sympathy of om. Association in ti,iS_ iniics from the racnh. liideed some of ‘the saddest experience of yum- iive5_ them have been making themselvesn r- of York “me Club Cecil was an hon,

which real consolation only coines.

The inoiiibcrs of this Associatioii

hereby extend to yon, Mr. and Mrs. Henderson and l<‘aiiiil_v_ our sincerest synipathy, and we only regret that there is so little we can do to help

Canadian Government Railways t

Prince Edward Island Railway

TIME TABLE IN EF' FEGT MAY 3rd, 1915. Trains Outward Atlantic Sta ndard Timo Trains Inward, lttiati D0\\\l1. R88!! UP.

sen. When the call for voluiitccrs was iiiadeelie was one of the first to offer

years. but who can tell the glory f`

Canada is proud of her sons who so

proud that her sons are deemed wor

this colossal struggle. by one who knew his duty. and did it even unto

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tex acts only. $1.00 Bottle. E. A. K BV _ D 1' - f ` ‘ Foster, Sanol Agent that your boy was a patriot in life, and Lawyer (U. S.) and Registered Pa-

tios tho blood and cures old sores. 119| Sei' _ol patrio_t_pii_i_i_ or gator. _if P _

piiiiplcs, skin eruption and all kindred 59 l`3“°"‘ll¢`e~ W Ve Umver' “ iiiimeiiis arising from impurities of your home there is a vacant chair. PATENT SOLICITOR tim bi00¢i_ Composed of hm-bs and Grief for the absent one will often

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superior features of the “W. & B.” Mowers. ' _i_,_,__;j_ji1,?ir_t¢es range from $4.50 ______$10.oo_

GRASS CATCHERS

Catch rass while cutting, and will tit any lawn ,

mower. 'Ehey have canvas sides and Galvanized Bottoms. Prices $1.20 and $1.60 ea.

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again for J`u's`f 25c. Smoky .City

Cleawgqf walled according to direction! will not injure Lhstpa- per in the _least.._ and»besides `

» f ~clpantng_,,‘i_f'g¢ #ilqroughiy disin- ` » feats.- Smoleys City »Gieanei- is ‘ » tlief moBt.~~modliln`§' iiconomical

and satisfactory way ofrepdper- ing any room. Try it._you're -sure to be satisfied with the re- sults. -

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Teeth are too precious_to

be trified with,have a dentist examine your teeth at regu- lar intervals and always use - a gooddentifrice,

Quality _Tooth Paste will cleanse, whiten and pol- ish the teeth without iniur- in ` the enamel. Eake. care of your teeth in léeeping with their value. t

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Quality Tooth Paste and a good TOOTH BRUSH selected from our stock of guaranteed brushes.

'Prices from 10c up.

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tent Attorney, 15 years experience

promptly patented. Trade Marks and Designs registered; infringement and validity searches. Evidence collected 4- r~--*~\t suits. Reports prepared for counsel. _ `

Expert witness ln patent suits Pat-

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3 to 50 H. P. _ 2 and 4 Cycle

l », ' Gray Motors are _tliehsiinplest

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You can have a guaranteed Gray Motor in

your boat for less money than you have to pay for inferior engine. _

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