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' not contested, although

JUNE *°» iw’ me www me -me cnancorqfrrowu cum-:min 'mr nr mv" -vi

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-‘f-.Q rl.

.rt

' 3 rctunrls

,hm

__ _ _ eeeompuly order uul live lor 'eeni discount allowed.

charge twenty-live _ . _

1 '

It pays to buy in

i?_HllK|-9T_Tl5_lQll_ll __‘.-”"`*“""°' “"‘°`””°i“m_" "ii

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;.-:.-:.:.u.-223 is--.:::;::.i:-.rss .-:..‘“:s:-::2:1if:..;‘°xri2.r°” .111

Cap . T. G. Taylor, Charlottetown, awaits- tb_e "'een¢lsr’s name. gayals fr_¢:;r_rc_tl;_e Liga _of _(_7;f>Pl;lé___el;h\3

_,ret ed _on theimess last evsning.l _mm _,Gh___sm;__Ba_d°__.0n_ Fmt edm;a__ul:_hr;iP__O_;r_B_s_w____h;at"_ (;a__ar_O____r;_

Mi Hatis Maclean Melvlll was River has returned home alter spe- WWII- 1118*- €\'€l1lDS The Pl¢f-“WB

The following ln tidy 'riser' "ff ` ' -' “'-' V ee* » `4i'°- W - - ' the Model 391,00; on 7 -ttl;°,;m ,‘-°r‘:-" in Charlottetown yesterday. - lndlng a few days in Charlottetown. showed his DMUIIE "Om his 9W°°*/'

Diplomas for Genorard_Prbf‘leienc_y-_ ' rf* _- _ - _ - __ nit?" '“’““ 'lent at-me om home' his nf; in

- r __ ` ` l. _ -- , _ ~ Miss scorfrjs-1il_e,l='r_. _ _ _§wac1;_;_e;°“}§1i;1_¥s£';lP°fleHf_Wm

_*__

la.._.-

"‘Rs§u1ar‘finseting _of the Boyne L_. -..-P._~8churmsn of the Massey Harris Judge McDonald, Charlottetown, Pafli hi? m¢¢U11E With 901122

Co Charlottetown returned from the -was among the TRENDS!!! l`°'<-llrlllllg sand’-' hm “tmngement with sands 'eakt-yesterday afternoon. on the express last evening. Gnd fini-lly U10 B°¢"9 'Jf M5 “ith-

The scene were beautiful throughout

Gmd°v1‘l I "'-‘Dry CIeanlng`rnla,l¢es"n soiled Nor . Miss tially McKenzie, who has been I-There-'will be- a' Meetingof the Wd il\SPll“Z- General- Dllft- H- °°ml°

,_ _ etailled gar"n_:s'|:'t` lust like new. D. AL,-,,f.f¢l`it'in'g ln Charlottetown, returned Cheese Bos_.rd‘on Friday next. 21st. wel' as was mm’ Kl°’i“E Plus- “lid

21| y onnu o _ 8rd lleglneld C-Iarklh

Grade VL...-

1st, J Thoinson Cnmpb n Olive May Mclnnfs r Eleanor Mary :row

Bruce. lie, espn* ~tell__ you somethin! about l_tl_;-; - `- t-zouzlur

*to her home in Cavendish yesterday.

, n

.,,\ '_ __ --f - --’- '.,,,<,,;,,[,-Nelson Orr cud daughter Miss Jean

l' *°.ii`" Orr of New Glas ow were visitors to

trate, f _Klilu C unty as

vlted -to 'n'tten'c,~_='~ ‘ '~ - - -

~;.=e.-"-

st T80 ‘at ‘the 'usual place-in Char- a good laugh for everyone. Broucbo mentor-n;'1>nrarr rntrmtnn -.ire rn. Burn- Adventure was a fine. enter-

aiuing, western picture, one - that added spice to an-already good ‘pro-

lst Joho Htowlwt Moor

d Llo d W e tt. ',`

' ` ' :yu

eguar me-ting of Lorne L. 0. _ . I5 __ ’ ' _ ' " `- _ " = . ' ‘

' - en' . -r-L'."n2io.‘ 1492, Lliesable, Thursday, charlnttetown yesterday. § -col. FJ s.-- Moore, - Charlottetown, grain--_-Mies .-Sc-hmers_in.,,_il1nst5s_f-g=,<l

2-‘1 _ ' Inridzuth I-‘nll nttenannnn re nent- -- he und been 'attending the NQB:-_song rendered both. selections in en. _” ‘I "' - - ec ' H " .I H nedrun stlnenruary Magis- na P--ei.-1.-conference nt Frederica-'excelent rnnnnrn 'nn-rl 'ni neue!! rf!-' iu oruthy chaste ll ' 1 ¢-‘H-U V ° ' ' I o ` 'yv 'I N"""B - returned lasti evening léivedl e!icore§._‘ ` ’ l `=- = '- -

r‘\ ' -- -- _ -_ _ __ ._ - ..- - " _'_ '_ "_ _ _ - '

bla. ' ' ' KB |rB@%_ _gpm E5; -_ ~¢Kimbei,~ly_ fr0yg£__’Drue LQldg€"'___ ' l.‘._go`gw _ fl Llh % ex_‘pres_s. _ _ -'__

or _ _; - _,; ,, __,» not'meet Friday.`~_ ne Zlst, _r UQ V, Q __ __ _ _~., _ ‘ _ " ' _ `

Grad, V neett-rl, owing to the hall neinn neun- -_2-ir-. "_ J S-' _ _ _ " °' - ‘I

_ pornpanled-b7 his tszoaons Raymond

` l . .

_ The S _City_ ‘fy nay , . _ __ _

mea nn that ante but win inert rn- -lay;-_lien ge"1_=°n_ Eze yfuf-‘<3 H- M- br urn Bleek D_;nm<_>nn ogre _vii ape ' _ _ tead F ld J' 28th. -- fm YS- BVBOH. 9-F0 E °W‘1- "“‘ du her Satur ay` rom on re ir# _- _ _

rl" 5”” M4"§'“°*. S°‘"¥\f“_-_ °’ °“ r ay _-1-»L"°; - - _tnrnta--.inet -evening -from win.1s°_r nets nnae sails__°`f*""’ °"°“l“1z fer ' Su - ‘- ' ' ' "

'Znd George' -Bertram M

3rd Ldrnu Josephine Weeks.

4th Robert Gordon.

'n I ' 7 \'ClllllllevIV

lst' Ethel Blanche _Bagna

ll.

2nd liicbnrd Weston Anderson.

'Hrll Pearl Humill'Vauglmn.

-1 I- _Miles MnnKe:Nz1u's~ burr.

_ -ycrnrlfé ur -

ist wnx-roi James Ducllcmin. 2nd David Laird Matlileson. -

MISS rDORSEY’S

` _j' ` " G-ra“de II

______ __ -

' lst Doris MacKee.

Znd Charles Maclnnis. _,'i`rd Arthur Spillet. lf!-tll Martl'l’.a_ Ward. [5-tll__ John Aifjliing.

"lith .Lois Clailk. _'ith Grace Dlefikhoin.

_Miss ciluulsklavs

- fs Grade I

5-1-

'let lmglicrirle Matheson. :'2nd glue H. Gordon.

_‘ :lrd .Ambrose Atkins.

_ ¢tl1`»_Margllel'iie Mcldweu. -_ Sth William I.. Henry.

' Gth Florence Warren.

` 7th Hoy Harding.

lith Naideuu liiggs._

ourrf

DICPT.

`;-_DIVORCES WIFE AND _- _ " WEDS HER

MOTHER.

" STERLING, ill., June, 18-Frank .‘-Healey, who was granted 9, divorce

Healey, hun

-4 [foul his wife, Mllry Fritz been married in Iowa to

"' Fritz, ills mother-in-law.

Mrs. J uno

_- Tile divorce was granted on thc _; grounds- of'-_.incompatibility and wus

at thetime that the real

it was said reason was

because of Healcy’s infatuation for

_ bin mother-in-law.

3 Healey fs, _ forty- five- -years ‘ nf _ age,

n‘nr1 his lrrirle fifty-eight. ed wife, the daughter of

DEG. -,

His divorc-

_ _ the present

Mrs. Henley, is 'twenty-four years of

DOWN

WAS S0 RUN

.- coULn__,l_vo'r no Ar.-v

'rnnngnt sh`e_wns so rar - _ ing Could Cure

\VO ll K.

iulLutmN's lllainr nnn W, PILLS "Made Ilcr Strung and

Healthy.

fluno Noi l- Her.

NEI! \`l

_ Msuy women°got run down, :md nn unable to lu0l¢ alter their hollsehold duties, owing to their n`crvon~.- system

wllru this lo, work ir

becoming unstrung, and hsppens, the heart starts _mpathy with the nerves. llenrt and Nsrvr-_ Pills ls treatment that will crite- nervous dlsordrrs, us welt rr

llde, Sask., ’vrlies:-"ll greatest _of pleasure l vvrlle the benefit I have rect-lvl.-fl Milbum’s Henri. und Ncrvg

_ spring I was so run down

r\iill>:lrl:`~

lsoulllilu.-d u

ull forms o'

sl nrt on tht

heart itself. Mrs. l~`. lvlcFud_vuu, llrook

with ilu

you sinful; from using Pills. This

could noi

do any work, and’°onc day _ii uciglilwr advised me to try your Pills. I fold her that I thought nothing could cure me. M I was too far gone. But she told me to

' et a box of Milbu ’s Heart and Nerve

`\ gills, which I did-,lllillil _ Enishgd them. I bcgnn to

before I_ hucl improve, and

when I had finished the nne"lmx l was as

, strong and hcaltby us

Anyone who is suffering inf nerve troubles should ‘Heart and Nerve llillx-van _ soon discover their yv0_rth.'_‘

any pers0n.»

from hcnn take your

-'hey will

I _

. ,pf'r_~» 50 cents-.per box, or :s` boxes for

31 ,tie all dealers. or m

orggcslpikil’ pn'oc by The T. United. 'l‘.rr!7\,mr\_ Om

--_nancy wear rum.

lues nt Di A. Bruce’s.

_A word 'to men-When wlmt's right in summer

call around tif- llrown'a,

Home-made

are best* -and ‘you ‘will get extra vn-

6-l7M4i.

you wont furnishings,

the highest g°ade at lowest price,

158 Quuell

.nan alms wulnnrn cn..

“_ fl“.\8M3i.

Stl and s _ what be _is offering. "‘_,_ c\-M "\ ‘ rt.

Ox blood

At our ll

Good

$4 00 now

_,alter ftp policy rc1,rardi_ng_ f.l\s__.'Mod

l . ,

and the possible purchasers -know that the Smith Premier is the only one -typewriter-ina class by itself- thc first. A. Milne Fraser, Halifax, N. B. - ' G'-1_.8M3i‘

“New Wiltshire District Royal

scarlet Clinrter will 'meet in Wright’s Hall, Hoyue Lodge Room, Friday Juno 21st. at eight o'clock_. There will be several advancements to the Scarlet Degree-. All Scarlet Knights are invited.

"The leading feature of the _closing

Exercises of Notre Dame Academy, to be held in that Institution on June 20th, is the beautiful and interesting Druma. The Sbeperdess of Lourdes. 'Phe music both vocal and instl"ui~l\e'nt- ul will be of n, nature to delight all bearers. Do not miss a rear treat. Admission 25 cents, Reserved seats 35cts.

“The Blue Books issued by the In.-

surance Department of the Dominion Goverment, now contains, not only thc fiuauclnl standing of the Life (30-npuuics, but also the Dividends will on didercnt plans of Insurance. ffonseplently' the public cangascer-_ tuiu for themselves in future, Lilvhafl lhcy may expect to receive in profits on their policies. The Agents of the Great West Life will he delighted to have nn opportunity to exhibit the returns on their policies as shown in the lllue Book compared with other (‘-ompnnies, Hyndman & Co. Ltd.

_ 6-19M3i

BORN _

AFI1‘lrl‘lCK-On 'June-J7tll,‘ 1912, -to A. H. und Mrs. Affleck, Bedequc, 'n son. _

McMlI.l.AN-ln flllrwlottetowli cn June 17 to 'l`llou1us and Mrs. Mu- Millau a son.

DIED

'McNEVIN-In Charlottetown, June- 19, 1912, Christina McNevin, aged XG years. Funeral from__her lute resi- dence, 90 Kent Street, at 10.30 ll. m., today, Juno ,_20tli, to llockv i'oil\t._l"crl-y Dont. `

Ill<}ltESl4‘0lll)‘r“l WARNING.

LONDON, June 17+-Lord _ Charles-

Bcrcsford, in fr letter fo' the _press this morning, strongly crlticises the policy of reducing the British Naval strength in the Mediterranean ' and argues thnt the adoption df the pro- gram which he submitted three years ago, estimated the cost $340,000,000. would have prevented the DFBSSM crisis. Lord Cllarles says:

The `-government having practically

determined virtllally to abandon the naval defence of the Mediterran- ean, what the nation must bcar and decide quickly is whether or not it will permit the weakening to thc lrreuklnir point r-f what is the main link of thc defense of the empire.

He ` coutfnds that the _general

strntetical position has now as its otiiective neither France nor Rus- sia, but another foreign power, and that power alone. He holdsthgr. the proposal that Enbland's responsibil- ity iu the Mediterranean should be devolved upon France, is ii gross and palpable admission of- weakness, ad- ding, there are onlv _two courses op- en to the country, one is -the mainten- ance of the naval supremacy of Great\Brltein’," the alternative' is to resign our naval supremacy and .give 'up tha keys of the strategetlc 1-.enter of the empire and rely upon the* system of alliance which- has al- wavs proved disastrous and which will prove 'equally fatal in the future. _ _ _The navy, he 'goes on to-say, is underniauned, twenty thousand short of the number of men .required ff- place it on nn _elective looting.

LONDON, July 17-The Daily E

press 'announces on the authority a cor`respo'ndent whose sourc of information, it asserts, are u doubted, that the government w_

1 l l

tcrrnnoan. hnvfng been convinced' Lord Kltcheuer's stund against f. weakening of clther_the_ land or t` boa forces. '_' J '- ` -“1f_»}_'_;~‘ _ __L__________ _ ounnborrurowu wui_1=u<n'r_s_.

,- ._ - _g .u--_ =__

Corrected for every Wednesday m

_ ,_ Saf.l|r:lay's issue.

f ~’ -li - - l+._..‘ '_ *~ _- White Oats ' ’ lf ‘ 55 |10 Straw, per ton. $5.50 to $6. Eggs, per don. ' Chicken ~ 9 i0

#Per bus.~- _

t ' in in-_

.. ~ '-W" Hi ___\ " _ _ 1

Blank Osts _ - _ lit to

Q: cattle (per ln.; .fl tc

I (quarter)`~ - 10 t

lfllto

Pork _ ' ‘ _ U t0` 1..

"" ”' ~°-1-he users, the makers, the agents where ,he had _‘?°_"j‘_“fi°nding_C°1l°&‘_°- Jn\l“_'_l vln'ss'.dn5y:___ _- Tonic

O. -Hartmn.n,. B. -A.-. M0l\tBE\1

`A. B. and Mrs. Warburton, CD51" Yesterday 'thof eastern express ar- f*“°l_°W"- f‘=f“"‘°d 0" the N"’th“‘“' riven in chnrlottetown nt s.2o a, rn., berlnnd l&Sl1 ejenlng. They hid -me” five minutes late; the southern ac- nccompauying their daughters from commodation at 935 a_ m__ on time; Windsor, N. S_, where they were at- he Cape Traverse accommodation at tending the Edgehill College. __ 9_5-,5 a_ m__ on time; the Tignish ac-

_”“ ommodation at 11.50 a. -m., tell

Yesterday the Northumberland left minutes late; the eastern accommoda- Charlottctown at 8.30 a. m. for Pic- tion at 5.50 p. m., thirty minutes

toil with passengers, mail, express p_ m_ thi,-gy. minutes late, and freight and arrived at 12 noon. p, m,, thirth iiijnutes late.

blhc left again at 5.15 p.m. with gas- _ _, _ _`

sengers, mail, express and freight and E, Davgy, ,Q_ Gregory and J. nrrivcd at 8.45 a. m. She leaves to- -_')’Bricn, who -we1'~e_ recently sent - up day nt 8.20 n. m. for Picton, re- lto the Sl!preme`Cour|: to stand trial tllrnillrt at nicht. on a charge ol attempting to force

_ _*_ ._ an entrance into E; A. F‘oster's drug-

- Mrs._P_. H. El1\Vl\f<1S__.- GOVHH. SD-Sk' store, are awaiting their trial in the MNH -70916 l-OEM. Wvsl- D\`0nl0l`e' jail, having been refused bail. Su- ~T0l1\l K- MINKIRY. Sllfiflg VBUGY; H- promo Court meets Tuesday and§tllc H- 1"8Dll€f`. PNY-Olli A- W. HUEUBS. -7- -cane of theft against young Shepherd B_ Hwy 013;., Newc(,m1,_ F_ A_ G00k__ Wm also be heu,.d_ These are the color of the hair. Our grandmothers und wife, Jim MacDouough, M.Lewis only or-lminal cngeg on the docket so

Harry Menscr, Lund 0"l‘histle Co (nr, ' Picton; _.-\._ H. smith, Hami1ton,ont_'_-_ - _ _

Avnglls 'Ranlfin, Stellurton; Cuyr; R. G. el, Penkes; H. (i.. n,`ml_--wife, I-Iulifaer; A, --T. MacNeiil_ Nel`son",-Hirni ; Charles McKenna, Murray River; A. S. Rankin, Tignisb- l-l. McKenna, iss A. MacKeuna, registered at the Queen Hotel, Char l{cl1y’s Cross; J. A. Callaghan, Char- lottotovvu, between 11.00 last night lottetown; 'G». _-H. Myers, Hampton; und 11.30 the previous night. W. Fyfe. Sta.nley_l-lridge; I.. H.

---' Simpson and wife-, Bay View; J. D.

G60- R- MOH*-l1’.0mt!`Y. MOUYBSUG; C- Stewart, Georgetown; A. Gillispie,

l". l_F_‘isht-1', l\;I_0nt_rea1;R B. M. flock H. Freeman.‘”HJ.C-1Lambert, Miss D. wort . Men rea; Obcrt Ueif . St so le , w. B. D mond, Lana o"rhint- - _ . John; M. A. Reid, Montreal; Mrs. fr. _ re <I;.,;yw_ Hawlnln, Hnnniuon-, ont, re th” "ad ’“”d° ‘I °t' W th M- Bradley. St- John: A H- Perry.. rnntnrna at 'the Revere 1-lotnl, char

n. lvlnnnlny, Mnrrnnclrnrnttn; G. H- .mi 11,30 the previous night.

Hibbitt, Toronto; W. G. Clarke, Dun -I \0¢¢e|_0w,,_,_, betwnen 11,00 lnnl; nigl

das; Edward B. Nolan and wife, Pam- ___

bridge; l’, i~‘\. Smith and wife, Amhcr A very enjoyable (;1,,m\mi<e was @5115 G- W- Mlll0l`. 5"°f~ Jvlmi UF- D0 held at D~ickerson’s- shore, North Riv- Ianey, Magdalen Islands; H. M. .,._ mst evening by a pm-gy of young St;a.nbury, St. John; registered at tht 'Mies and gentlemen from (\,|,m-|,,f_y_,,_. Victoria Hotel, (lllarlottetmvn, be gown wpp drove out early in thc *Wm 11 1°" “ight *md 11-30 *N waning. returni s- shortly before elev- any, and yon will be rrnrnrnrrn at the D\‘GVi0\lB night- _ ' ` en. The young llsdfcs with character- 0l6V@n‘f0Yf»Y'fiV6 `_ *_ icsic energy and ability attended to ' - ' the culinary duties and after the dis- I-“St °Ve“i“g at the An A- A- A- posal of the- edibles so daintily pre-

grouuds the first of the athletic trials pared enjoyed n 591-, of laneers on the under the/ auspices _ol the Y. M. C. A. green sw,"-d_ tripping the light fan-

were held. These are for the purpose matic to music supplied by W_

Of Cleve-10Pil12 DEW material &m0“E U1' Duffy, the absence of dancing pumps y,oung'er athletes in preparation for ,ml Wann floors not in any way dc. handicap °"'°“t5 lat" 0" Md in thi Erecting from- the pleasure if the sett.__

line considerable success was at '_

tained. new men showing up who will _ . _A b M S ‘___

doubtless be heard from on the trac' 'nlmm Mchmn' mes ury' as ' in the near furture The results. o' -“tive °f this 'P"°vl“°° WM’ has bm”

the different events are as follows ""“m°“t in the United states fm; Half mile bike, under 16, Chas Ca'.‘ _the Vast thirty'-`°n° years' is renew

bonell George Walker, (Jus mile -bike ng “ld “°q““-int’-mee in the 9"lrdf`.'€

' ‘ r ` of thc Gulf,"Mr. McLean is prom-me

(;lll“'10A;'ynl)n(;uf1;lstlif rllrheillelsflinglll. '“ '°h"};“‘*_§”“°b“° l““;“`;§'§ l,‘;_"““f:f Beers, L. Bryenton-, 100 yards dash wry' _B 3; “Xt trev mte wan pand ol-_en. W. Nicholson, E. Carson (tie). vine? “mee 8 rs “gui “___ov5;ments 220 d d Sh bo W_ Bee,.B__ L sees many changes an mE-

"“"""y°' t t.l-Iltn-`

Blryenton. The- events were capab_l} ln thefl Y aniicogn fy S aries 8 8:31

sent visiting f on s n ou _

;0niuct'P'(:“lhyAJ' vljxégyddgé the0|Y` at will return to Charlottetown today,

. H r - '

_' .1 . ' _ where he ls the guest of his nephew, Abegvlelts' ,__'_ "-‘;."-‘_`- James A. McEac_hern, the wellknown

.plumber and steam fitter.

::We know our line of horse medl _ ‘ _ *___

.cines ls the best because expert hcirse - The funeral cl.-the late Mm Angus H19" th"°“ghU“l" -the. Pwvmlced av? McDougall, Newton, took place on _tolileéisersgh ___'__I__‘;i_<;ywhtl;._vet__;1l;__¢;-Bt tal; Tuesday afternoon to the ceimetay at 99 “ ‘3 lf t d was very largey a em- 0'th¢f`9'?°"e5'”““ 05°" F0' q.““uty_ "ull: lrlilchnavmpatby for the bereaved

el2_°l;’_‘_‘_’g o!a;‘;lu_:;,‘;':_‘;‘;;‘r':'h:fh§:`i;°3_m;(;§ being exhibited and regrft beingi ex- D Q g y

*1 _ reused. v r the loss o a goo W0- _ '

your horse m_e{dicinesIl)1ere.C See the Lan ang gnc universally esteemed indstan, on an Upper floor, cannot give mm- The Mr i““°n rug °" mm' the community. The deceased wus "" “rent Gwrge *md Kent Streets' aged sixty-three and passed away on Metf. - Bu d evenin _ Besides her sorrow-

-. » “ “Y 5 ._ ~'-"""'_-°""“'“’ _ . ing husband she leaves to mourn the

’ “ ‘ 11 1 -

a- : _ _ `

) » .

) __ _

1 . W : - if _ _ 1 - - _ . .

Wi* e re

few hours before her dc-nth Herr

d_-ysters surviving -are B. D. l-fun ; Vernon. Mrsl McDougall 'had nmn

ly re..-l»<§l‘ll1li~`nentn_ '

We are cons an v s R

t Streets MW”

Ti.

owing sons and daughters Her n, at home Arthur, in Vancouver bn .A of Saskatoon, who arrived me only lu time to see his mother

Paton & (‘-n, Charlottetown, Minh a in Winnipeg Mrs Arthur Ei ith Ubm-lottetown Mrs Welle..-

l. now in the Canadian West; Mrs.

]¢\opgtine,=-Hormitnsto and _William- mlg |n_C_lm_r_1_ottotnwn who will sin-

:: _ _ t tl_ trivln to kcrn _ r . . i lsicst_ drug store. We have- spent - -er $500 -this spring on improve me and now with every facility to lure-good vorlr,-- ar large stall 01 lenmen and nfnu uns nl everything bcouwneea ln- drugs nad snndrile

liarrfeady -tty-attend to the indivi- al needs_nf ll. The McKinnon ug Co., corner' Great Georze IW'

The schr. Chales E. Haskill is dis- Yanerday afternoon'/a young girl *-- - -- -'°-- ~ -

charging a cargo of oats at the_ who _w;;,_q _walkingi on. Grafton Street A mlclne hlfpralnngs Llff -Black Diamond Line wharf for Bun- “ing seized __ sud enly - . with_`a weak _ -,_. -_ 'T' lei" Be" it U0- C”‘"*°t'°°*°‘"‘- - turn- She.”-*°S ‘°affi°‘1 M0 S- W- v'1GoRo1. will an nu we claim for

-_ Crabbe's store where Dr. Ralph ren- ` -

S, w_ ,-,ml _1\/lm, Crnbhc ond Mins _,ered mama, Mt-enda-I_ce_ Hhc was y_v_t_:__re_f_;1_nd y_o)\_x__your__r_z:__on_;a_i_1_._ Phillips, Charlottetown, w-ho had brought aroimd Bb,,rt|_y and removed makes th; dm felélland lgzk 'U been visiting in Sydney and. _New to her h0me_ ’ 0 0 n

Glasgow, returned on the Northllm- _ ' -

berland last evening. Lam Sunday, June 15th_ Rev, B,

OL takes hold-of the inside nerves at once-and braces you up. Some of

e, -

E_ R_ Bmw Chm,lo,te_t0wn_ “_ preached m0st_Bcceptab1y_in_the Gib your nerves have been dormant for

and Jim lcft yesterday morning for Bapfist C'h,,,;c'-h at 11 a_m_ and _ . Bay of Islnnds,_Newfoundlaud, where ;$:,_ E_ S_ wcekS_ B_ D__ Mn Stew ter Win dfl' UD H1111 die- VIGOROL his two boys will spend o holiday of arm preached- at-I7 p_m__ td the de_

five or srwceks. Mr. Brow returns in light and wdrm appreciation of

a fcw days. large congre_g_q_t{iqn_~_ _ _

° years, and if they.are not looked al-

reacliesl `the nerve centre, imparting life, youth and vigor. That tired, bil-

” ions- feeling isremoved; all your

fpains andnches are driven away. The most wonderful tonic ever sold is VIGOROL. Don’t be a burden to 'yourself and others; get 9, bottle of VDJOROL today and start life over -again-. Hughes Drug Store is the only Place in Charlattetown where ou can buy VIGOROL. Brice $1.0; a bottle.

SAGE TEA WILL

_ DARKEN THE HAIR

Rennie rr.l¢.l_§n.l any uri. an

Natural Color-Dzridruff _Quickly Removed.

' There is nothing new about the idea of using Huge for restoring the

kept their- hair dark, glossy and a- bundant .hy the use of a simple “Sage Tea." Whenever their-_ hair _fell out or took on a dull appearance, they made a -brew of Sage leaves, and applied it to their hair with wonderfully beneficial effect.

Nowadays \ve rlol\'t have to resort

to the old time tiresome method of gathering -the herbs and making the tea. This is done by skillful chemists better than we could do it ourselves; and all we have to do is to call for

- y pro u ye s ' Sage and Sulphur Hsir'Rcmedy, con- ` taining Sage in' the proper strength, _ with the addition of Sulphur, Anoth- lt or old-time scalp remedy.

This preparation gives youthful

color rind bcnuty to the hair, und is one of -_the best remedies you can use for rluudruil, dry, feverish, itching scalp, and falling hair. Get a fifty cent bottle from your druggist to-

quick results. All druggists sell it, under guarantee that the money will be refunded if the remedy is not ex- actly as represented, Special agent. E. A. Foster, Sunuevside.

CUT THIS OUT AND

It is surprising the large number of

people in Cha_rlottetown who, when want to inquire about their Morning Daily Guardian or subscription, ask Central for the News phone No. 133. or for the Advertising Phone No. 132.3, instead of 142; or when they waht to inquire about advertising ask Central for the Subscription Phone No' 132-2, or for the News Phone No. 133, instead of 132-3; or when they want the News or Editor- lal department ask Central for the Subscription Phone No. 132-2, or the Advertising Phone No. 132-3, instead of 133, although all those depart- ments and their respective phone numbers are plainly given in the tele- phone book. Some people, instead of looking at the book, even phone one of the above departments to find out what number to ask for to get- an- other department. All this is rr great waste of time on thc part of the person phoning, the operator at the Central, and the clerk ln the de- ' nrtment wr n 1 phoned The news

the necessary information about eith- er advertising or subscriptions, nor the advertising stab about subscrip- tions or news. nor the subscription staff about advertising or news. In `other words the clerks know and can do but their' own work in their own departments, and if it were otherwise lthcy would be continually running

Y' _from one department to another, up

_stairs and down, mixing work, wear- ylng themselves out nud;causing- thc

‘ang for n'ny_.,|‘l\onp_ number except -13,3.

if _wing-1 rn;,rrn~‘_t1i;iinnn' the v;<'»'f\=.-nl ' _- t " he ini , 2-:.rl.’r._.1.fn...-.‘i‘f“..;?.lf%»..§‘..';..‘_f:‘.°.ep

~ their ll as _mnehg 'trrg ter nn-1 han- -mer. _j _ » f ii-1eau.~

_ - .rgxaz-.-c:; \r:-

‘ Funeral Director and em- bslmer-Mlss A. Ferguson,La§ly Assistant- Personal -Attention and Promplnen Guaranteed.

Ambulance calls answered at

short notice

7 IPICIILTIHS Dlsinfeeling and Fumi nun;

Furniture Repaired and tlleup- l10l§l¢f¢Il»

‘a .fi-.8-gl.--~,~~ -no

* ITC 0”.

'Buntaln Bell Q Oo for beitgaelgi ` §l;l’i%hl1ls.l§ll¢?asn€l¥%'l¥:tl.' aries ' _ _ _ _

'~";7° '- 3'?-_'%&L*}T!`5£-ff¢B§ §@¢;¢Fx§r_:~.-_

_ _ Y Z-lv It' restores vim and energy. VIGOR-

PASTE IT UP.

.igreatest -possible confusion. On '~nnd»

mbridge,-.~Mar!a, and Edith and -alter 7 -p._p1,, d_nily._i¢t is,-useless -to .mile nt home. Amon: the b\‘0¢l\°f_; _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _

-_l _, _atronq ,` o consult their _;\h_qne` lhooks _vfor,vl-,he n»;rql;qrs_,-they, .really-_

1'.-mini cone- f- - '

LONDCN, _ June' 18--Sir Edward Grey, secretary of state for foreign aff fairs, stated in the house of commons this afternoon that he was watching the progress ol Representative Adam- son’s bill which passed the house of representatives in Washington on May Z3, but that be was unable Ln' to estimate to what extent British in terests and treaty rights were affect- ed bv it until the bill had passed the senate and assumed its final form.Un- til then, he considered that there was no ground for making representations on the subject of the United States government. ' .

Sir 'Edward Grey added that he was

unalwara' of any precedent tor such legislation in respect to other inter-

'national _wl;terways. _ _ Represent tive Adamson’s blll,which passed the house of representatives on’ May -23, provides that no tolls' shall be _charged .on .American vessels en- gaged in coast- trade on their passage through the Panama canal and im- poses tolls on the registered tonnage of foreign vessels using the canal. `

BUT THIS lllll

ill] PASTE Il UP

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Almost every dsyvrne Guardian re-

ceives orders by mall to insert news matter of 'an advertising nature. In most of these cases the senders, who are frequently not known to any member of the staff and who, have no account in the advertising depart- ment, write "Please insert. the fol- l0Wi11E Bild oblige," thus apparently implying that they think the items will be inserted free. Only a few weeks ago a reader wrote asking that his ad- vertisement of Farm for Sale he in- serted free from day to day until _he cancelled it, as he is a subscriber to The Guardian. In this connection it may be said that the subscription price is not sufficient to even pay the actual cost of paper, ink, presswork, mailing, bookkeeping and other expen- srs of the Circulation department proper, and thus subscribers have no Privileges of free advertising and are on the same footing as non subscri- bers. Seldom ever does the sender state whether the ,item is to appear in the Morning Daily or the Rural Daily. whether- for. one or -more times in either Daily, _or in both, whether as n displny advertisement, announce- ment, business local, classified sd' or otherwise, When for church or charl- tnblefpurnoses they seldom eversay so, or do not enclose sufficient _money to pay for same all of _which will be returned by first mail in`the event of the item not being chargeable, or if more mouev -is sent thamncocssury to pay for the item the surpllls will, be returned at once, there being s greater discount-for cash 'with order for advertising of churches etc than for regular business. In u,l,\ suchcas- es the Advertising department com- municates withthe-sendcr as quickly us possible by nnail or phone, often paying the messenger service to get them to the telephone if not too far distant, thus saving all possible time. People write this office to know if News, Letters to Editor, etc., are charged for, and to all such there is but one reply-all items etc, of n money making nature, even though they be somewhat of 3 news nature, ure cllurgcable. For instance, the ad- vance notice or notices of n concert, lecture, pie social, picnic. etc., _ ure chargeable if un admission lee, silvcr collection, sale of pics or sale ul food or refreshments, etc. Advance notices of purely religious services, even tho a silver collection is to be taken up, are not chargeable. The particulars of any of the above, after they have been held, are, however, news and thus not chargeable. The news of any past, present or future business, which is still being conduc- ted, is cbargeable, ff it is ap- parent that the object is to make the business more widely known and thus increase it. Verses accompa- nying death notices are also char- geable- Even items which are actual news and not chargeable but once in either morning Daily or Rural Daily or both are chargeable for more than one insertion, as they are thus not news.

The above facts are given for the

purpose of assisting persons who have items, etc., to mail to this ofllce, so that delay and disappointment will be ndvnided. 3-16drt!.

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1. - 1,-"‘_e.-'v"#\'.f.£_ '

OTTAWA, June 18'--‘Altlio Dull- anont eight thousand _veterans 01,'-Ile Fenian- raids of 1866 and” '1891_‘aro entitled to the Dominion govern- ment’s grant of one hundred-dulljkli. alreadyl some twenty-five thousand applications for this amount have been received. No m'oney has heel! paid, however, the application of three thousand veterans have been-I passed upon, and warrants have beoli issued for the money. But some snag has been niet-'with in the office of tae auditor-general, ,who at DYE* sent is holding' up the 'payment _Of these amounts, a total of _th\‘6B l¥_\lll- dren thornrnna dollars. - lf - £-

soums mmmers-._ ,

_ 1

Corrected _for every Wednesday, and Saturday's issue.

Hay 314 to $16 Straw $6 tb $7 Potatoes 50 to 55 Turnlps bus ._ 25 Until - |55. -Pork 7) to 8 Calf skins 10 to 13 Pelts 85 to 60 |Hidel 10 Beef 0 to 8 Eggs _ ze Butter _25 to 2'! Herring (fresh) don. 1213 _Turkey _ _20f _Geese ' Il to 14 Chicken _ I to 10

HUMMFlRFlIDE MARKETS.

_-Corrected for every Wednesday and _ Baturday’n issue.

Butter` _

' Potatoes

_Dressed beef Hay, loose

Chicken

Beef

Buckwheat

Geese

Turkeys Fowl ` Ducks Pork

Straw (Loose) ~

Straw (Pressed)

llfggs Barley Pelts _Hides

Turnips

Saturdayjs »ileue'. _

_White oats

:Black oats I

Boets, per dol.

Lard, per lb. ' , Beef (small) par lb., Beef (quarter) per lb. ‘ Pork

Lamb, per lb.

Fowl

Mutton -

Eggs, per dm. Butter, per lb.

Turkey _

Reese Hides Deltl ,

(small)

I0 toili

s to a 812.50 9 to 12 6 to 7

70 to B0 13 to 15 15 to 23 18 to If -13 to 15

8 to 9

rl il

70 to 80 I5 to 45

_ 25

‘l MONTAGUE MARKETS. -

,Corrected for every Wednesday and

sn to as

to li

14 to it 8 to IQ a- to lo

9 to 10* lil tol ` s _to 1| io to 1i

25 to 2!

20 18

10 to so

and the new and artistic

W eiicepiolnally preuy slyles

at the lowest prices.

See Canadcfs A Best

_R u b b e r-Tiijed Vehicles _

styles. -\_Y'o1t_'_qiil~ ‘i" ~ “___” __

in)

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Come in and see our present showing of rubber

tired runaboute, road wagons, pliaetons,. etc; by far the largest and best display of C:luada’,_s best carrl- ` ages-, that has ever been seen in this Prdvlaoer-__-N0ig_“.

the superior construction, the faultless

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carriage in this liue you have alvv__a_§li§'__a*._%i§lr_`_" presentrlisplay of can-rin es _an§l__»__.--ha‘ ' ‘ls

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madein Canada, the lang/est fr1i§__§fl;_e_:ive\'._ _-_;.__,- ._ _-,_

in this Province. See iij_. - '- `-;`_-. ._1_-'-gl U°-l>f.<=1'- _ ev- of 1-0-. 1- r

vveathcr‘.` - lm? Clif-[lb-__ 1- ` ~` -' _ '>-

iug toolui -'the lowest pric `

Cnrrlageduslersanrl wrapr, Mccépxck pomw

lers and dnllers, femoral .__

marked at lowest prices.

s the cleanest hrilfhtost best and if - ~ '

We have very low prices for'cas`h but _ _carl _'offer

_very easy terms to customers. - ' ' -_ ‘ -

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Whips, Horse duslers, ele. ilrrnugbofft the country `s‘h`d,__\

We have reliable agents in all-partsgof the Prey- _

iuce where can be seen samples, prices ’catl`b`e secur- _'

ed and best terms obtainable. - ' _ .i -_ ~ ' `

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