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SUMMER sH_o1:s t _ are the most complete line of 1. "`
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Q SPORT CLOTHES
Thurs the vogue, this Year -7 to have one’s $368 Int hartrnony with _ 'SPO sur or ou‘ skirt and sweater. mg
summer footwear ever made. 7' The Fleet Foot trademark goes on shoes for 'every summer need-_-for work and play-for ' men, women and children.
Ask, your dealer to show you the Fleet Foot line- you ll find exactly what you want-and the prices are a _halh a third and even less, than equally . ‘ attractrve leather boots would coet. `
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Ask for _ I‘IICKEY’S
` _ Twist .
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Hickey Nicholson Tobacco Co. Ltd Charlottetown
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_Ask your deal_er _ for llickey’s Twist and msrst on getting the genuine for
li-'e the Cielneet end
beet Chewing Tobacco.
HICKEY’S is a_large,
clean, fragrant _ juicy p_ug that gives real satisfaction to chewers - after they have
' tired of other kinds.
_TRY HICKEY’S TWIST
-the change will do you
“good
_ THE 'CI-IARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN ~1_>A'GE.F1vE
The Cenffrri
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IT PAYS to buy in this Province...
CHERRV_VALLEY.-- There will
‘he service in Christ Church, Cherry \Vulley on Trinity Sunrlay, June 3rd _at ii p. m.
I eultomo QARAGE.-Mr. John ' Mumsghau, King Street. East, is bulld- |irlg a suhrtirnt.ial looking garage for an atitomoblie which he intends pur- ‘chasin shortly.
CAVENDISH AND FAIRVIEW. --
Noxt. Sunday June Il, Rev. W. E. Piper will pre-:ich at Cavendish at 11 ri. m. and at. Fairview, llustico Road lit T D. m. -
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
P.E.|. HOSPlTAL will he held on Thursday, 31st May, at 8 o'clock p.m. in Board ol’ Trade Rooms. 'Market _Builrling. J. i3. Baiderston. Secretary.
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BOUNTIES FOR SHIPBUILDING.
-in the course of au informed dis- rrutsion on Canadian industries and re-' sources the other day in the House of Commons. Sir Thomas White said thrrt. personally he was in favor ol bounties i`or shipbuilding. '
A SPLENDID ANNUAL.- `Messrs
Pass Bros., Norlh River, are to be ‘congratulated upon their latest 'pur- |'li:isr-'-a liruidsomo -pirre-brerl Short.- iiorn bull wliilcli they received from Mr. A. J. iiowdr-ii", of Poliimhuir, Ont.. This fine animal is- pronounced as good as anything imported to this province for a long time.
ST. JAMES’ CHURCH.-- ML~.s
tlivliulyu Boll, ni' S\1nimers.i<lr~, has been ffhlwged as soprano soloist. at _ St.. .lmnes-i' (‘liurr‘h in. this city, and will miter upon bor duties on Sunday lmxt.. Mies ilell is' n. graduate of the lioaion Conservatory of inns-Irv, and hr-sides being the possessor ol' a. voi-ee nt' singularly pure urullieaiiilfirlqrinl- ily, of great range. is an uccom'plish- rid lniisieirrri' withal, and will doubt.- lr-.ss prove ri worthy succe.=tso'r‘ to the rplentliti list. of soloists who have graced St. James" (lhureli in thc past. _
SRLENDID RE-SULTS.- The l-iun'-
ter ltivr.-r lied Cross Society, has had collectors just complete a house to houso canvas, 'soliciting funds to carry on the splendid work it has been doing since organized almost three ye-are ago. They report having met. in almost every case with at very' generous response. The Society is particularly grateful to those in the surrounding districts, ‘ especially Fredericton and Clyde, who contrl» _buted -either money or socks. lt- is also indebted to the New Glasgow Dramatic Club, who, during tho some week. gave' to the Society the not pro needs of a splendid play staged lu' Hunter River Hall. Upwards of two
0 olla is tio rc-
hunrlred ($200.0) tl rs 1 sul; of e Sociie "s sl ecial effort
th ty p .
::Spa-re the clilirlren from suffer-
ing from wormh by rising Milicr‘s
to combat these insidious foes* oi' the young and helpless. There is nothing that. exr.e‘ls this preparation as a worm destroyer. and when its uoiities be- come known in a household no other will be used. The medicine acts by
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8.50 12,20 Ilep. Silmmersltle Arr. 9.4% 2.10 Port lilli
10.37 ::_r.7 0'Leury 11.18 5,07 Alberton 11.55 6.05 Arr. 'rlsulsli Usef-
CANADIAN GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS
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'rims TABLE ut EFFECT M/xv am, 1917.
ATLANTIC STANDARD TlME -
Trains outward-l'tead down Trains inward-Read up. D il Dai Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily
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Mon. Weil
0.40 Dep. Cliarlottclown Arr. 11.55 11.10 _ 10.20
l Hunter' lllver , 10.46
Emerald Jct. 10.09
Keusin gton
Arr Summerside Dept.
8.50
7.40 7.45 6.50 6.10
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mwpi _._ $5=°
9.37 9.10
5.35
7.54 3.50 7.05 2.36 » 6.19 _ 1.17 5.45 12.15
8.50
'i'ues. Thur. 61-. Tues, 'F1199- rr. sin.. Fri. .rt sul. -if S111- `n.M. mvr. mu. l’-Ni NM- -750 9.45 9.45 Den. Enrcralrl Jet. Arr, 11.155 7.35 8.40 10.215 10.20 Arr‘. (laps ’i`raversn ilftll- 9-_“fi 6-_45
Daily Ex.Suu
l~lx.Sun.
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.L20 4.110 4.57
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‘ 7.00 llep. tflinriotteloivrr Ar|'. 10.00 0-10
gf," N||_ grown;-t, 8.50 4.30 9.27 Mm-.ur me :i.:ir.
r..i'1 u_t.'r '.~u. Perri-s 8.00 Il-00 #iso 11.30 Arr. smrrrs pen- 'I-00 1-35 _______.. _ . ____ AM
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7,35 _ __ lfllrriiro Drip. 5.40 _ _
i’.'VI. 4.30 5.19 5.40
/elvr. A-M 9.05 Dep. Mt. Stu wart Arr. 8.50 1o_rr. ermrrgun 7.62
10.55 Montague 7.23 ~
'15 Arr (leorgetovvrL 650 1 40
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itself requiring no purgative. to assist. it, and so t_horouglrl_v' that nothing more is_des-irerl.
For Sale
_ Laundry Premises
_ and Business
lg Owing to continued ili- .' nessl have decided to
dispose oi my Laundry business and premises. 1 The above is well- and
favorably known, being situatein the centre of the`City on one of the busiest streets 'in the best business section, and offers a splendid opportunity for any one wishing to make a good investment. Full par-
ticularsobtainedlzy calling on or correspon - ing with J. A. Webster, Masonic Temple Build- ing, Grafton S t r e e t,
_ Charlottetown, P. E. l.
A. Webster
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11.10 3.10 Dep. (‘.l|arlot_lnto\vn Arr. l0__l2__
4.2!. 4.65 Vornon River -_ i'..l'»i'\ _ 17.05 Arr. Murray liurbor Den. 0.-i0
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All Trains unless otherwise mark ed. rnn daily, Sunday Flxceptod. , _ ‘vomenw 8 _“ch mgh (mt
F ire Insurance
A Necessity , .‘i's‘:..:‘.:a.n‘ cr...
Patent leelher Laced Boots
' cloth top _
We have these in all sizes and
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We have ri Grand Work loot
Iesrwhich never contest an honest claim such strong and Roumy made in Mule
.jaeierepreeentedby ' ' f _ my
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cbnhmwwp -f _ Beer .» cor-.°Kent elle Prlnee Me. 4 _
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Hide which we are selling for
_ _*gem . vtriite 'litev iliierf-~ '
£2
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i¥$il!z‘lt't'..‘..’irs
Worm Powders, thc- most effective mp __ The prospect for ,I good 10b_ vormiluge that-can be got with wmdregtmnienson fm. Cam_q,m_verS0_ |B at
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Tho fermentation of o -
Q tween the teeth producer acid
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casualtf list contains the name of J. N. -Gills of Orwell, P. E. i..-
anmote leaving Charlottetown at o'clock yesterday morning took out
and six head of cattle
CARTER lt CO., LTD., have just
Chick Food for young Chickens. they
substitutes. One North Sydney mer- chant, who procured it few liusliels. on Wednesday, is Haiti to have riis~ llufletl ol' them uulelrly :rt 70 ef-ids a
peril.
GARAGE FOR SPRlNKL.ER.- The
public. property committee. has :leni- riwi rn erect 8. garage. in house the nm- tor street. sprinkler- and have lst the contract to Mr. Murdoch Mci.earr. 'i‘he building is to be erected url the vn- eam piece r.»i' lurid heiween t‘ity llail ind the City barns. -The r-nntmntnr
hrglrm work today.
ALL CLEAR AT GEORGETOWN.._
Mr. W. B. Moiiteitlr. whose name hun ilgured very conspicuously lately ln the recent longshnremaws dliilvully with the railway, reruns in from Georgetown yesterday. lic reports that till the ra-iiway work titers en- iailetl by the steamers having been
Tent to (lenrgf-'to\\'r| is now r-nrn|ile~ r-r . ‘
BANKER TRANSFERRED.- Percy
l. E. Graham, formerly oi' the Bunk il' Montreal, in Woodatr.-ck, and for 18 years nianager ru`- tho bank at llarl- 'und. but for tho pust year manager rt Sawyerville, Quebec, has been .ransierreq to thc branch at Charlot- 'c-lown, ll. E. I. J. G. Dickinson, a liar-tlnnd bc-y, comes from Charlotte- town tg Wcorlstock .to take the place of Mr. lluestcs, trarist`erretl to anoth- er branch banlr.- l"rerlerlcion Glean-
er.
AT CAPE TRAVERSE.- Mr. Mc-
isaac. of the international Harvest-
»insv(‘.om-pany, spent Friday in Cape 'i` erse in the ivntereisits of his iirni. -Mr. C. L. Becton, Portland, Me.. and Mr. Henry. New York, and Mr. _W. F. Tidmarsh, Charlottetown. spent the week~end in Cape Traverse the guests of ‘ Ed. Crosby.- liir. A. , fl. Rogers and Mr. Frank Ar-nettu Summa-reide, were in Cape' Travel-se Monday and Tuesday on ti. business
present n bright one, there -boing ex-i
t_ra.or-rlinary large catches of ilsh since the ‘season opened.
rsrisorrrtis ,
Mr. J. A. Mclsaac, was a passenger
westward yesterday morning.
Mies. Evelyn Allan. City, rt~turned|
yesterday' from her trip to Boston. 1
l\ir. W. J. Brown. Pity, went to
Kensington yestertlny.
Supt. Grady of the P. E. i. R., ro-
turned yesterday from Moncton.
Mrs. Simpson, Gerald st., City, is
spending the week at York the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Maud Brown.
Mr. J. A. Webster. City, rcturnell
from Moncton by 1-ho' mail special on Monday night.
Mr. G. A._W. Robertson. travelling
auditor of the C. G. R., lei; yesterday on cr business trip to Moncton.
::Clean Stomach, Clear Mind.-The
stomach is the work~shop oi’ the vital functions and when it gets out of or- der the whole system clogs in sym- pathy. ’i‘he s-pirits flag. t-ho mi-nd ‘droops and work becomes impossible. 'l‘l\o ilrst care irhon-ld be to restorer healthful action of the stomucli and the best. preparation for that purpose ls,Parmeiee's Vegetable Pills. G-cneial uso for years has won them u learlinii place in medicine. A trial will nitret
their value. '
_____$ 1
U' IIlIlIIll§\\\\\\\‘VIlIIIl4 i Decayed
Teeth
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. nrouth. This acid dissolves the " limo anlis of tho teeth. #X110-‘i'
mg the rimirrrm to the twtlon of microbes which rapidly destroy the. tr-eih structure.
Hygienic Tooth Paste
will prevent. acid mouth. and destroy all germs. .it is the ideal rlerrtiirico for persons ot all ages.
PRICE ONLV 254:. A TUBE.
HAVE YOU TRl‘ED THE NEW_
I TOOTH PASTE “MlNTY'I"
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I Johnson R ' Johnson
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HOME IMPROVEMENTS.-Mr. /\'b~ _
recelved Two Tons of "Royal Purple" F'-"_" *I
two cars- cate, four cars potatoes.
car iiobsters, two cars way i'rsigl1t,_ \ - / _
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grow and thrive when fed with this - -- - ‘ . ' \_ .~ l\'ll;l\l‘\t‘\.i. uri Specially prepared Food. For stile at I- --'rf' 1" ' hp"
their Seed Store and als at i _ l '
Warehouse, Queen St. 0 .I _ '~ . ;.
c 105.5-2oM2r " ~ " Q -..~} “ “' ‘
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POTATOES SCARCE.-- Potatoes
are said to be very scarce nt North -_..
Sydney says the Record and different `
other things are now being used as , E
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Some notable values
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from the ‘ daylight linen
f store. See them
OUGHT BEFORE THE DAYS OF BIG PRICES-that’s the secret of the great values we are able to _show you in the big daylight linen room Many months ago, we bought linens-all sorts of linens-linens enough for two years selling. As a result-we are able to offer now goods
at less than wholesale prices. Here are SOME OF THE VALUES we are
offering. _
Embd. Luncheon Set made from all pure
linen damask with very neatembd._ corners and hem stitched all round with four napkins to match, this is _all hand _embd. and hem stitched, the cloth is 45 x 45 inches' and napkins are 15 x 15 inches, the regular lunch size regular worth 8 50_the_cloth 7 slightly soiled so we are selling it for -
Centre Piece all pure linen hand scalloped
and cmbd. large size. This_is one of the famous “Shamrock” linens size 24 x 1 24 ateach °
Emled lace edge centre piece made from
all pure linen,this is a very beautifubcentre one of the famous "Shamrock" linens 3 size 24 x 24 for ........ .." ......... __
Tray Cloths plain hem stitched made
from---.i..goo:l.heavy material one _that will wear well size 18 x 27 inches at each. .................................. .. c
Tray Cloth hand embd. and _scalloped made from all pure lmen beautiful embd. one o_f the fomous‘_'Shamrock"lrnens 1 the size is 18 x 27 inches at each...... '
Damask table cloths in an all pure linen;
these are woven from fine clean yarns and come in many pretty designs you would do well to secure a supply of these cloths as linen_ is increasing in price every 3 day size 2_x 2 yards each. .
Damask table cloths all pure linen made
by the famous Shamrock linen weavers in a large ranze of pretty designs size 4 2x2 1-2 yards at each. .. . .. . -
Damask table napkins in a fine evenly
woven thread_ one that will wear and give good satisfaction size 22 1-2 x22 I-2. 2 at per.doz. ........ ................... ._ °
Damask table nagkins good _weight
strong and durable. T is napkin will stand alot of_washrng and wear. A large range of designs. Pure linen of the famous Shamrock weave and you would do well to lay in a supply at the present price 4 size 22 1-2 x 22 1-2 per doz. ........... ._ '
An all pure linen table cloth "Shamrock"
brand, this iS a fine -:lose and evenly woven cloth borderedall -around in a,pre. ty chrysanthemum design size 2 x 2 4 yards ateach........ »
All pure linen napkins to match size 4 22 -2 x 22 1-2 at per dozen ....... .. °
_ Damask _table cloth_ all ,pure "Shamrock" linen. This cloth will give perfect satis- faction as_it is_ a line even weave in a Fleur de-Lis design with ascroll bor- 5 der all around size 2 x 2 yards at.-. - »
Napk`ns to m tch si. 22 1-2 22 1-2 at pe; doz.. ...... ....... ...... ._
Damask table cloth made from a pure
_linen yarn fine and evenly _wove_n, this glgth will give .splendid satisfaction. A pt-ettv scrol design bordered all around, this cloth is the famous “Shamrock” 6 brand, size 2 x 2 1-2_yards at..._ ...... .. ~ Napkins to match size 24x 24 niches 6 atper doz.. ....... ..
English icircular pillow cotton good
weight fine evenly woven strong and dulr- abie this cotton is one that will wear we I. Worth 35c yard special 44 inches zzc wide for per yard ........................
Unbleached domestic_ sheetin_g heavy
strong and durable this is one o the best sheeting to wear that you can get 70 inches wide worth 3/c a yard. Buy now at Per yard. . _ .... ..
__, Bieached English sheeting strong heavy 'round threadone ‘that issure to grveg 'wear and wash essay 70 inches wide 3 c worth 45c yard get supply at per yd
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ram__0!‘f§5_ Gill. York. ,ls_grmtly lm- ’ _ ` ‘ ` ' '
prov ng e residence, ltr. A. Mc- I ` ' Aw I
Donald having charge nt the work. __\~| l ‘__-Fi __ __ _ LI- ~ .
me AnA~mo_ae.- 'rim s. s. A.-. . ` 1 .
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Bath towels large size a good heavy
weight but soft and absorbent will Just soak up the_water. White or colored worth 596 85c parrior per pair ..
Linen huck towels good weight strong
durable towel for every day wear red border or_plain white. Size 18 x 36at per 25°
A large heavy huck towel plain white
hemmed this _towel will wear well and is a splendid drying towel. Special for per pair ................. ........ ._ .
Plaln'linen'huck toweliing a good stron! I
durable huck that will make beautiful towels 27 inches wide worth 45c per 376
yard for
Figured huck towelling all pure linen
in a pretty stripe design, the _famous "Shamrock" linen, 25 inches wide 456 worth 6Oc a yard, per yard ............ ..
Roller towelling, good strong durable ones that will wear, red border, 16 'lc , inches wide at per yard. _
Roller towelling,'a good _strong durable I
one in the natural color with a blue border 16 inches wide, get a supply loc
now at per yard.. . . . . . .._
Crash roller towelling m_all linen, heavy,
strong and durable for kitchen use, 16 to 17 inches wide, red border at per yard I 12c, 14c, 16, 18c.
Bieached English iongcloth, a good firm, strong cotton, splendid value at the 12° .1 price, 35 inches wide at per yard..... _
Bleached English longcloth, a strong
firm cotton free from dressing, ready for the needle, 36 inches wide. you wou d do_ well to get a supply now while the old 156 stockiasts, per yard.
English madapolam in a nice tine' even
weave free from dressing th-s is a beautiful
cotton just _50!) yards left so get a supply at the low price 36 inches wi e at per 16C yard . ......................... ..
Embd. initial pillow cases made from
heavy sea island cotton, most durable of cottons wear. These are strong and fine witha hem stitched end and a very pretty e_mbd design vinhthe initial inthe centre size 36_»< 44 inches in all initials at 1 per pair ............ ..'. ........................ ._ ~
Embdbed spread made from a heavy strong but fir.e cotton, hem stitched around the edge with a beautiful embd. design size 72x 90 _inches get a good spread at 2 each .. ....... ... . _ I
Initial guest towels made from an all
pure linen huck hem stitched_ends witha pretty hand cmbd. designs with theinitiai
' s
in centre size 15 x24 special at each 496
Huck towels in all pure linenhem stitched
damask bordered, the famous "Shamrock" brand, this towel is worth a lot more than we are asking for it. each c
All pure linen damaslr made from that
wonderful "Shamrock" linen ina very fine evenly woven _thread in many pretty patterns. This linen ie_sellin2g away below the present iactorys price, 7 inches wide at per yard 2.00, 2. 2.45, 2.75. Napkins to match linens at per doz.
4.00, 4.50, 5.00. _
Damask table covers rn e fine even weave
strong and_ dura_ble_onee that will give splendid satisfaction in wear in many pretty designs, s_ize2x2yards, at less than 2." factoryprrceseachfor............. ,
_ n ' it abt ' _....:':.‘2.:...... ..:...°tr‘s..‘:..:§__:.'.1:.‘r in a large range of tloral- ‘and designs, size x21-2, yardeach.._..... _ _