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_-'f'-»»-MAY 1`4- 1915' ’ __ p » ~ -1 THE CHARLOTTIETOWN GUARDIAN p ` A 1>At.E sev.hN

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Nervlline‘ Stops Earaclie in 10 Seconds, The Eastern (;ua,.d;an _ ?;€'§,A ‘j|'a“_'f”;‘

/G A 2 Yuri-_U Arn:-Z-A ````````` Y Y YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY -V _ Y - Y inI-l2)‘l,lS)5lt:l9hg?d11i'Lll:illhl:3' market re- . , .. IT PAYS to buyin this Province. ...'0NE CENT per word each in- mama mm The supplies are Smal,

and

The market for cattle keeps tirni

there is still 11 coiitlnous enquiry for stockers to go to the liiiited States.

IT SEEMS T0 POSSESS ALMOST lpalu

SOME DlV|NEA'|P'J)WEFl OVER ments-one that penetrates more deep-

P ly in

the tissue than any other lini- '

é- ment. it is a liiiiment that cures quick- AN

RUB ON NERVILINE 1 ly

p Toothaciie is usually due to neural- doll » gia in the gums or to the congestion relie

' As "Nerviline" relieves congestion,

We guarantee Nerviline; we refund

you can easily seewhy it cures tooth- your money if it doe t el' `

ache.

Nerviline does more-cures any ache tru or pain~in any part vol’ the body. self

it matters not where your pain is. who

it may be in a joint or muscle; it may ralgia, sciatica, lumbiigo, rlieuniatism, be ueuralgia or lunibago; it may be a pie surface pain is deeply situated in the 50

and swelling of the nerve pulp. of N

have used it. Guaraiiteed for ueu-A J?

urisy, strains or spraius; the large _ cent family size bottle is more A

back, side or chest. Nerviline will ecenomical than the 25 cent trial GQ,”

reach it; Nerviline will drive it out. size.

What is Nervlline. you ask? Just. it line,

lliiinient, but very much stronger in` Co., Kingston, Canada.

Dealerb everywhere sell Nervi- ma

' _ ’ one

1--MM

LET USI demonstrate our

skill by making for you

the best portrait you have ever had.

Tlie Cook Studio

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Mr. J. A. S. Bayer Photographer

wishes to announce that owing Sizes 2 -1.2 to 4 1.2

to_ their Operator Mr. F. T. Pridham being at Montague on Monday & Tuesday May 17th &

th_ese dates, but that the studio will beopen forlappointments and

other business. Sizes 13, 1, 2 ______ __ 75C Quin:

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FOR A GOOD PHOTO -visrr 'rim-

A. E. Lyon--Sinai..

Finest work, moderate prices.

Porl

Personal attention given to Soft S0]eS____________ l0c`

Amateurfs Work.

DON’T FORGET BABY

107 Queen St. Charlottetown _

Sh nil

1.30

Bargains fn,

_Women’s Boots $1. M me

R Oat.

W0mgn’S S]ipper549 811:51 tblnck) 60c.

Misses Boots wow

Baby’s B o o ts

J & C [iarlcy bus. 05 to 90c.

y og liiic-kwiiciit .60 .00

` Butter, lb. (dairy) .20 .24

liiitter, lb. (creamery) .22 .23

135 Queen St* ciiiisitius iii. .io .io

PI-ANT ENE _

Charlottetown to Boston s. s. ufiniivnx, Moy 25111, in _

lluy, liiiy,

noon, and every 'Tuesday thereafter, From Boston

May, 22. Saturday at noon

For iurtlicr information apply to

_ _ JAS. CARRAGHER,

' Agent.

Charlottetown, P. F. I.

9837-5-7-MEftf

f ‘ Leaves St. John Mondays, Wednes-

days iiug` Fridays, at 9.00 ii. m., for

iiubec, iiistport. Portland and Bos-

on; Boston, 9.00 ii. m. Mondays, Wedues- . days, and Fridays for Portland, East- port, Lubec and St. John. 5’

si. .mini city 'ricitei omee, 47 King 1

Strelet. 5 C. CURRIE, Agent, St. John, N.B. E. FLEMING, T. F. and P A. St.

John, N. B.

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PANAMA-PACIFIC ‘ Exrosrrion SAN FRANCISCO

. Tickets on Sale March lst to Nov. .'l0th. Limit Three Months.

| $124.60

A. A.

From Pictou, N. S.

I Going and Returning via Chicago.

Zigi Going via Chicano and

Returning via Vancouver, nr vice versa,

. ' $17.50 additional

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METAGAMA, - - -MAY »6‘ MissANAsis, - - MAY 20 METAGAMA, - - - JUNE 3 Missnunnis, - - JUNE 17

B Howard I) I' A f P R.,St.Iohn.N.B

W. . . . . ...7-

V Geo. Waller. Dominion Express Building

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' Prices and terms qU°¢°d °“' 9111111' cation!

S' ITD Qfawn ___ 41 1 I1 -

Coal Coal

Wholesale Retail

Now tbnt navigation is open wo

are prepared to issue orders for car- goes ol Dominion Coal C0mPl\\1Y'° ydney coal, or we will agree to de- liver 'cargoes when required nt tho ‘diiloreiit P. E.. Island ‘ports if suit- 'able vessels can he ob¢8lD¢d~

* We keep s stock ol coal always on

Furness

From LONDON From HALIFAX

20th May

From LIVERPOOL From HALIFAX

27thM ay VI)urango_ 15th June Fum¢ss.Withy & Co. Ltd.

S g 'ERS

_. `Iiidcs, lb. .

"` ' nib pelts .30 .50

iluttiicul, per 100 3.75 Outs, (white) bus. .55 _

stern S.S. Corporation SMS

Three Trip Service

Stcamnhlps Calvin Austin and

Governor Cobb.

Returning leave (lcntrul Wharf,

'Bl-lbllllillg power than other liiii- “gg” in Mon¢agu9_

that gives permanent relief. Ive? AMBULANCE FUND'_ Messrs

You might spend ten or a hundred ed 3 ars, but you couldn’t buy as much ,mo i' as you get -from a single bottle mag ervillne. '

sno r ievc you. mee

many lands it is ii household sm, , a remedy that has justified it- b |

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under the experlenpe of "lose t night. Rev. Dr. Fuilertoii, Mr. I1.

Martin and others will speak.

ence Pledge during the war will

_*DIED YESTERDAY.-Capt. A. McDonald and Mrs McDonald of

rgetéoiwndwill have the sympathy of'

. _ ny ren s iii the death, at 2.30

or direct from The Caiarriiozone gesterday mo,-ning, of their sou, 130,.. en. sorrowing parents he leaves to mourn

éirotlier, (‘yreitc. cliiei' oiiicer on

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Southampton, England. The remains

be tak n t St A lr

. e o . ui ew’s for

al. leaving Georgetown on the

AS'l‘I°TRN PERSONALS

“l'lcv. R. P. Murray. Mt. Stew preached iii Souris on Sunday,

‘“l\ii1;s Mary Morrison oi' George-

town loyalty, ucconipaiiied her

Last m0Ul(‘r. Mrs. Johu Morrison to Char-

lotctowii Saturday morning where

will he a patient at the ilospital.

(lIl"I'()\\’N MARKE'l`S

_ _ _ - . w (per lou) $6.00

18th, no sittings will be made on S1265 2 1-2 t0 4 1-9 C iiny, pressed. (por mm $14.00

Eggs (per dozen) ill to 24ic.

' , Print Butter (por lb.) 2 c,

l (per lb.) 101:. kcns ll to ilic. at lpcr liuslii-l) $1.00 to $1.25

- ' Biickwlieiit _ ' 751:,

' ’ ' Burley 70 i 71' 1.

Mlsses Slippers ` liuticr (per lb.) 0

~ is Sl'/-es 11» i2. 13, 1, 2 c ifgiliioos (por bushel; non.

'Il`[iiil‘iiips (per buslicly 201:.

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.chddreffs B003 <‘il(iif.~iltins Sizes 9 and 10 .... .. -c Beef

, Sausages (Der lb.) 150.

c (per lb.) 10c.

Eggs, dozen .15

_ _ Rollei' Mill flour, por 100 3.25 P...

'tl[el‘|12\|§l0|'|al Llue Straw, pressed ton

'l`iu~nips, bus. - ‘.\’lit~iii. bus. ].`i’l 1.00 \\oi-I, 'l‘.

60 ii".

ointocs, bus. .29

50 00 15

MUNlHlll [Eli Milllil

WONTREAI., May lIltli.-- Whole- ales have been paying 10 cents to 91/Q cents for select eggs to ("oiiiitry tores and Shippers, Market steady.

.°T. GORDON IVE8 ll Glllrdlln

*MONTAGUE FIELD KITCH EN

& Murdoch, Montague have open- subscription list for this (und. All unts received will be duly acknow- ed in The Guardian.

*TONIGH;’¥"S MEETING - A ting iii connection with the Ab-

elrl in the Auditorium. Montague,

aged nine years. Besides his

rltish ship Hyneuioie, now on it ge from Melbourne, Australia. lo

atteriioon train to-diiy.

9th.-»L. ,

(wliitc) 581:.

(por Ili.) _ 7 to Sc.

S’SIDE M.-\RK1*I'1‘S

(Corrected Wednosdu y)

loose t.on $10.00 _ 11. pressietl 10.00 12.00

(black) bus. .00 . .

. 30

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Sailings

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Graciana 12th May

Appcniuc 3rd June

lllessinn 15th “ I Caterina 25th "

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Please investigate the

quality _of our Optical Ser- vi¢e_ ' _ not ii treatment for any disease it

For [two years we have B'

been conducting an exclus-

ort toward perfecting our O tical Sgfvjge, ’ _ oi Surgol users are constantly report- %iVe are glad to.be_ able to

'say that. our service has

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xpert Ey Service

b¢en 3gQfeCmt¢d fafbecfond you eat at meals. it mixes with your our a ticipations. an - we -_ yaish at this time to gincer- 1

ely thank the thousands of friends who have Datmnlzed 3 uiiderwelght it is certain that the

hand rind stciimers i’¢lIl1l"i“8 Blink" Soni erin be suimllvd Ht *|101* "U" ice. . ‘ Parties requirintl 0001 ff" h°“’°' 'hold purposes cannot do better tihun 'by giving us their order. `

: Our prices are lowest. ’ Scliooners niwiiys hi demand and chartered at highest rates oi ir¢i8h¢_-

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sink ,Dianna

are ot more value to you in the midli

of o hiiuard than white ones.

we've_n yoriiful - ot uno qunlltiel.

gi-:ded sires, no flows, uid while we noir: deliver tiisin by vlnired moll- wger, we deliver them quickly. '_

our ouAi.i'rv coiu. I - , __i»mosq an-\H_r.

\' Phone 111

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Lyons & C ’ ‘

us during this time., and also to invite anyone who

be fair to themselves, and \ t allow us the opportunity to

v|ce‘ , ~ as leading druggisis everywhere sell

‘ ' 2 it with ii positive guiiraiitee of increas-

od weight as coiitalncal in every pack-

_ greater poi-tion ol' th_c fiit producing ~ material in your food is going through

has not yet favoured us’ to I' your body as wnste. You eat' and e

_ _` fats and t ie result is dulckly noted as

rove that we dp give A _- the hoiiows or thc hotly nu out with Superior Optical Ser- ‘“*"'"‘Y ""11-

sertion for advertising in this column. Cash must accompany order.

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..*ORNAMENTAL FENCING 4

cents per foot. 1). F. MacDonald, Souris. 9820-5-7Mtt.

..*TEA-St. Margarei's Tea will be

~heid at Bear River Station on Tuesday July 20. 9925-5-12M3i

..*THE S S ENTERPRISE after

being detained in Georgetown Harbor for some days on account of ice, loft Monday morning for Pictou. The ice on Cape Bear, however, proved too heavy for her iiiid she was uii- able to proceed for several hours. Word caiiie today that she had reacti- ed l’lctou at ii ii. ni. Tuesday.-G.

tiiciiinniiis

CHICAGO, Milly 12.-~\Vli0al, N0, 2

red. $1.56’,é to $1.58’/2; No. 2 hard. $1-57% to $1.59’/Q. Corn, No. yel- l0W. 77fI. li? 73C_; others nominally. s:.':..¢:~.:. i°

. _ - gc. ye, nomina.

Barley, 720. to 781:? Timothy, $5 to $6.50. Clover, $8.50 I0 $13. Pork,

$10.25.

CHICAGO, May 8,.-The sinking oi`

the Lusitania had ai disastrous eifecr on the wheat niurkel, the price oi` which dropped six cents 11 busliel_ Huge sales, the-largest perhaps iii months were made. The iliihiculty oi' getting the wheat across the ocean was one reason t'or the slump. Ai least a dozen British t'reii.:ht Steamers have rcceived orders not to sail at tho present time. Domestic call for corn and outs kept up the price, all that was oilered being tnken off the mur- kct quickly.

\\'. l". McKenzie, of Slioarson, Hain-

niill & (‘o., in sizing up the market states that “no juilginciii is worth much :is we have entered on ii period ot' anarchy. \Vhcii all luws i1ri~ ignored :ill treaties torn up and laws of hum- anity considered iiiil_i<iiiated tho con- dition li»i one oi' the greatest. uiicer- tuinty."

\\'lNNlI’EG, May 8.--'I`ii1; ilrop in

wheat was not ns gn-:il in \‘i/'iiinlpcg' us in Chicago, il being about 30. ii bus- liel. Oats and iinrlf-_v were steady with ii good clemzind. ’l‘lic ioiiil inspec- iio Fril 106

ns on (ay wci-1-_ . cars us

agiiiiist C110 lust your and iii sight to- day were 150 cars.

TORONTO, May 8.-Holders oi'

wheat ignored the excited state oi’ thc iiiarket to-day and iuuiiitaiued the price. No. 2 winter brought from $1.50 to $1.55 according to location. There was no change in the oat or corn niiirkcts.

llflON'l‘l1EAi., M_ay 8.-There is lit-

tle cliiiiige in the wheat iiiiirkot iii Montreal. There wus some uiieasiiiess but prices are fairly well maintained on account oi' tlieeiiqiiiry for foreign sliipiiieuts. The iiiiirket. for outs and barley are more active this week tliii for some time past. A very large busiucss was done_in oats including sales of 165,000 of- Manitoba No. 2 at tl31,g.c. 50,000 bushels oi' No. A feed ut G41/Qc. and 20.000 extra No, 1 feed ut

LW 1 ' -_ _

iii; was i‘iiiN

Wclghed 135 Pounds, New Weighs 160 -A 25 Pound increase.

"Wlieu I started taking Sargol my

weight was only 135 poiiuds,” writes H. E. Heuniiiger. “Now my weight is 160 pounds and I am the picture of health and stronger than I ever was before. You may use my letter for I am sure it will help somebody in the same shape I was. Would not take $100 for the good it did me." “When 1 commenced taking Ssrgol l weighed 116 pounds. I have been taking it only 26 days and weigh 130 pounds," writes Miss Lillie Davis. “l gained 7

'pounds iii 10 days," .states W. I’. Thac- erv_

And so il goes. Some folks take

little stock lu testimonials because they say people are apt to take treat- ment for some disease and just imag- ine they tcel better. But Sargol is

mply puts tlrm. healthy “stay there" iit and muscular tissue on ment and

--no imagination about lt. These

egiii. They weigh 'themselves each week thereafter and the scales tell the story. iliiiirlrcds upon hundreds

ing increases in weight ranging all the way from ten to forty pounds.

Sarsol is Just H tiny tablet which

food and turns all the fats. sugars. stnrclics and oils of your food into rich,_ ripe, ticslrproducing nourishment for the tissues and blood. if you are

at but get no bcnellt. Sargol stops

his wiist||eiul. dangerous leakage of

You risk no loss in taking Sargol.

G. F. Hutcheson I

if It succeeds and nothing if-it falls. lt’ you are ten pounds or more under-

, ovuclan weight you oweli to yourself to try it.

Absolutely liariuless. Costs little

The potato market is about as us-

ual. are

stone

GENERAL BOTH/VS

CAPE TOVVN, May 7.- The follow-

ing

day:-

“General Botha has occupied the

importaiit. riillwziy junction oi’ Karibib and other stations (German -South West Windhuk very soon. Large quantities ot’ rolling stock, iiicludini.; seven loco- motives, were taken at. Karibib. » “The town was occupied after ii

forced march of 35 miles ovcr ii wiiterless waste, under conditions oi' heat, thirst and hunger wliicli called 1 for

rapidly absorbed.

The wholesale prices to the trade 700. per bag oi’ 90 lbs. out ol' the

und 651-. for car lots.

SUCCESS CONTINUES.

official statement was issued to-

Africii.) 1-ie expects to occupy

the greatest resolution and grit.

Go elsewhere-if you find is corset department which through prejudice against

"Made-in-Canada” goods doeo_not sell the “D. & A” or the “La Divaf' Corsets. = The superior value of the “D & A" and the “La Diva" Corsets his made hundreds of = thousands of women wear them. The “D 8: A" and the “La Diva” are made _ by the Dominion Corset Co., iii one of the ; finest corset factories iii the world, 7-15 -

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Sold in Charlottetown and vicinity

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of the German Millions

trample RIGHT unclerfoo

Shall tlie Handful of Prussian Militarists wlio have already trampled tlie people of tlie German Empire unilerfoot Dominate

tlie World at a Crisis Like Tliis?

TEN PLAIN QUESTIONS to tlie

-People of PRINCE EDWARD ISLAN

1. if the lives of our Empires finest manhood are not too precious to be spar- ed iii the campaign against Germany,is a Canadian Dollar too precious to be spared ?

2. Do you consider that the “Wait and See Policy” is inspired by feelings of patriotism--or by the unqualified SELF- ISHN ESS of men who, for their POCK- E'["S sake or for their APPETITil’S sake, refuse to contribute one dime from their abundance to the assistance and relief of our boys at the front P

3. We went to War with Germany be- cause she said MIGHT WAS RIGHT, and trampled Belgium underfoot. DO YOU propose to allow the MIGHT of the German millions to trample Right uuderfoot? Do you propose to allow a handful of men who have militarism on the brain to dominate at a crisis like this--to jeopordise the destiny of the British Empire in order that their accum- ulation of gold shall go on undisturbed whilst millions of our best men are throw- ing their all into the balance?

4. Are you banking upon the good in- fluence ot the King’s inagniticient lead in voluntarily stopping intoxicants during the War to check the serious delay drink is' causing in the manufac- ture of war material? Granting that his Majesty’s noble example will be prom- ptly followed by every loyal subject who has command of himself, do you ser- iously suggest that the money thus saved will be of any benefit, if you re- fuse to contribute what it represents to keep the boys at the front?

5. If the FULL STRi£i\iGTH ot the Empire is imperative to crush German militarism, why do you hold back your contribution to the comfort and relief of the brave men who are sacrificing their all for you ?

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6. Do you seriously believe that yoi. will reap any blessing by witholding that dollar or quarter which your conscience tells you you owe to your Country now?

7. Which would present the greater dimculty, the rebuilding of the trade after the war, if suspended in the mean- time, or the rebuilding ofthe British nation and the re-establishment; of Brit- ish prestige if our cause should be lost through your lack of promptness and generosity in contributing to the com- fort and relief of the hungry and wound- ed soldiers in the battle line? l

8. Is it possible that interested parties have led you to believe that the War will soon be over, notwithstanding the costly advertising for recruits, the reg- istration of women workers, and the new appeals for every available man_ to help in the production of war material?

9. Since the best men among us have cheerfully sacrificed the comfort and security of their homes for the wretch- edness and peril of the trenches-since mothers have given up their sons, and wives their husbands, can you seriously doubt for a moment that the country is REA DY to sacrifice of its means cheer- fully in order that the Britons shall be free? When a War tax was levied it was paid 'without a murmur. Were we asked to walk barefooted in the roadway to help the boys in the trenches we would do it willingly and gladly. At what do you value your patriotism in hes- itating when called upon to sacrifice a dollar for an Island Field Kitchen and Ambulance ?

10. Are you aware that every little counts in carrying on a great War and that the sentiment behind a gift of this kind will be of infinitely more worth than the intrinsic value of the gift?

very' Man and Woman Asked to Send This

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