_ MAY 26.1916. _ _las casmnrrmown otnnnras .

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_ __ , . 1., ll 2.. :_ _ _ _ THE s'rANi.Ev.-'rne ~ cHsn___¥.vAi~.Llv.-'rncre will be "ii" \ Q 7 fp if __-~ _ f I l’ . ' , v' '__ docked in Charlottetown lsstgn A s ce _ tion of the Holy Communion

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‘JCHURCH .IERVICEB -in -Central Rev. D. J. MacDonald. will oillciate.

Christian on Sunday at -111 a. m. and . -- in evening at? Special music Preach- SUNDAV 8ERV|CE»8..- Rev J S

' er Rev. H. 0. Crow. _ l 7 Mlvkay will conduct services 'next

-JL ' Sabbath the 28th at West River at ii,

__ _In looking overyour gear Q ' ~ ` V 2 f coucsnr roerronso-'rho Kin- and ciyae saver st a. 'rss unites ses-

ki Concert has been postponed to June sion will meet at West River Church

.~ " ` ' . \ l ‘ ‘Z ' ~ ‘ - » ` _ _- you will find there is some _ _ gt/‘_ is s RM U “ _ _ 1-t in ...der iq qvtgtne soldiers who at io on sshintn nie.-nag.

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_;U\ii\8 £0 be replaced-We _”

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5 *Dey* _br 1 t d_‘,f,inii into uitin N" ' .ri -_ f°__§v-l...__1_»°k _ __ __ _ _...r;:..:.:f.s: .“#‘_°_,_°..:“.:.‘:.°°.'.._..;;_.i':':. ..;_..__:._.;a.;... sn __ - ...__ -._. ' _ _ ~-\____`_: _-3:5: _ retu_rning.,M _New Glas- up s"ne_ u ee. While in Ne ~ i°ve¥-,ggur “___ _"§-ilefe -YUU ; ` `_‘\ _ '___ 5or..mdf_i &'! “see the Brruugwick M5; _smith made manvy

‘ '.- . :~;_:_.~*~'=~~';__f-L-..._ nslrottne- \r,sce‘ ' ` d _ en s. as we sown in n t’

an L 1 U3 9| l B” crowd_.~¢_'p';e_w\Bll-. ge the_?i_-ovince. ' _ _ mug ou

' Reels. Sinkers, Baskets,-

§.Tfl6'i1`S'. Fly "Books, Floats..

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__s e a presen 'in _ e country, so__op» _ _ _ poi-:unity toattpnd. ` _ Eufrsls BRITISH NAVY.-Rev. Ed-

’ '_~_ - . _»-ni. win Smitli.__ Ioru_1erly_ Presbyterian £‘.“"‘¥°”°..'%‘i‘li‘..2.'.°~""~’.’ii’..‘2."' f*‘~“‘.'i’“”‘l'...'-‘ . ' °“.3l‘.l‘i.‘»"‘ "' '.F- 5'

cu son rom _ ro wn'to' u n s n p auf `. . byfthe Car Ferry steamer on Victori been granted ‘ ‘A ` com

"s'-'rue niusicx' *».'tne-106th union Mn ¢>oesMAN's wsu..-'rne will Bend l\dded`}nu (to the pleasure of of the late T. A. Cossman, of Halifax.

, -kin of ordoli'~\QEiled~gol!'ig;`2._com~ -$-

'the occasion. To many it was their has been edmiiied to probate says

first trip on the Car Ferry the Ci_1l'0l1iCl6. disposing of an estate gtsnmsf gms. ghggg ware su worth about 319.000. ,The testator

#1 idsiigmed Wm, we grip, the bequeathes all his property to his wife,

_ F - .'r‘;.“-'T _ __ pl 'pleasant sail and the courte Cora Belle Bayer. This is with the

_ _Space Tips etc etc _ .4/\..r 3'. _<.;,-_,_nl»,r _. _ _aus gilicers. The steamer got back to exception of the silverware, which

’ " ' 1 ' - _ "“"~' ‘ _, '_ :this port at il p.m. an immense throng Wiifpresented to him by the Grand

` _ . __ "‘°--~;;.......-.,.,,./ ___ _ _being gathered to meet the I-Odge 0! Freemllons. which is to 30 _ Sge our Bamboo RDds._ __. _ _, » _ _ . _ -excursionista _Many gf megs to the eldest living son of the daugh- '_ . _ - _ ~ - -' a _ were a;¢_m¢t¢d giigghm- for me ter named, when he shall have attain- i f.10c £0 $1.50, _ ’ _ ~ _purpose of greeting the returned .ed the _G88 Of twenty years. The will

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Fight as- He fought for you, it Fight for the right, with all thy 3|;

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Professional Cards

DR. I. E. CROKEN

'- VETERINARY sUneEoN

Office: Queen Street

_ Adjoining Hughes' Drug store

overs Hotel

Residence: R . _ ‘ 9857.5-20M1month

'» MORBON 0. DUFFY

‘_ Bsrrlsters and Attorneys

Solicitors for Royal Bank of Canada

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o_o. Meteea, K. c., w.s.henmy, K.c _ MCLEOD 6. BENTLEY

Barrister and Attorney-at-Law

_ Oiiicee--Bank of N. S. Chambers

Charlottetown, P. E. 1.

` WARBURTON tl. SHAW

Barraters, Attorneys, Notary Pub-

lic, Etc., Solicitors for Canada Bank- ers Association. Bank oi Montreal, Canada, Permanent Mortgage Corpor- _a_tion_ '_ Oillces-Old Guardian Ofilce, Pro- wse_Block, Carlottetown, P. E. 1.

`_A`.A.McLesn, K_C., Donald McKinnon MoLEAN A MoKiNNON

‘. .BsrrIlters, . . Attorneys-at-Law

Brown Block, Charlottetown ..

DR. HEATH McINTYRE.

' Dentist

Cameron BIoek,_ Victoria Row

- Charlottetown,

_ ~0ffie_s Hours: 9 s. m. to 1 p_ m.

2p.m.to6p.m. ` _ 3583-10-25l\ii.f.

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~Patents, Trade Marks. Designs. Registered Patent Attorneys.

Established 1877

Formerly Patent Office Examiner.

.Master of Patent Laws.

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’ CHRONIC DISEAS

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‘hero.' Private McQueen D. C. M.

who however did not come. The stea- mer brought seven carloads of freight

was drawn _in 1908.

CAPT OLAND IN COMMAND-

___ __ ‘ Mr. Brent Gernhum and all concerned N0. 2 Sift-i011. 4`th Divisional Ammunaié

sre to be congratulated upon the snc tion C umn now hens formed t

In , 1 gps 3 pgnnd cusp, cess of this excursion Halifax is commanded by captain C

laters. _ lo

" “ C€llil'l|_Dl'ligll0l'8 il I \l)l\’sa¢-|,ro\u\d- ulverlsed- --_' C. Oland who some years ago resided

served two years as private in the 82

also Pine Grounrllor Perce- _ HE won THE wAoEnt-one or in Charlottetown. Captain S. C. Olasd

PERSONALS

Hon. A.,E. Arsenuult was in the City

yesterday.

Mr. Martin West, City, spent the

24th at York. _ ‘

Mr. Alex. Beaton, York, left for

Boston yesterdayf

Mr, Keith Compton, Summerslde,

spent Victoria Day in Charlottetown.

Mr. Gordon Dawson, Cape Traverse,

was in Charlottetown yesterday.

Miss Adele Gordon, City, has return-

ed from her trip to Ottawa and Mgn- treal.

'Messrs Wm. Doyle and John Hawkins

City, spent Victoria Day et- Blooming

Point making a ilne catch ofeeis.

Mr. Edmund E. Crosby was in Char-

lottetown yesterday in connection with litigation in the Court of Exchequer

h Ti" .

Mr. J.` LeRoy Holman, Vice-Presi-

dent of'R*._. T. Holman‘Ltd.. Summer- side, wasin the _City yesterday.

' Mr. A. F. Keirstend, representing the_llnrt Boot & Shoe Co., Fredericton N. B., is in the City in the interests of his firm: _ -

The Guardian regrets to learn of

the serious' illness oi’ Mr. Thomas Hardy, formerly of _York, now of this City. ' -

Mr. Joseph McCarey, returned last_

night from; Halifax accompanied by his sister Sarah McCaz-ey who has been very ill. '

Mr. and Mrs. Norman Beaton, 0'-

Leary, are comfortably located at Un- ion, Lot 33 _in the home formerly oc- cupied by Mr. and Mrs. J. West.

Mr. James Webster formerly of St.

Avards leaves this morning on return to his home in Portland. Maine. i-hi! being his la_st visit to his old home.

Mr. and Mrs. W. C. White. City,

have returned from Montreal where they spent a month visiting their son, Mr. Garth White. |

Miss Mary McFadyen, nurse in

training at Boston City Hospital. left on return, alter spending o few weeks

the Majors of a military unit now stationed in Charlottetown, graceful . wheeled his well trained bicycle to the front of one of Charlottetown's fash- ionable hostleries where a group of la- dies and gentlemen were putting the ilinlshing touches to a well spent Em- pire Day. The Major’s skill as a cyc- list being proverbial one of the gentle- men suggested that there was a limit to his cycling potentlalities and of- fered to wager "chocolates for the bunch" that he, the Major, could not take one of the ladies on his handle- hars to the next corner. "Done," said

The lady_ was produced and assisted

ndP.E.l. regiment and the same period in the P.E.l. Light Horse. He obtain- ed u commission in the nrst C. G. A. in 1904 and is al qualified field artillery ofilcer. He served as gun group com- mander for Major Hensley ln the vic- torious Canadian tcsm which won the King’s Cup in 1907, alsq_.in the Canan- adisn Artillery tean "'hlch went to England.ln" deli ' made such a splendid ,record ` gunnery.

THE DOR _ OLD.-Messrs John

T. Inman and Spurgeon Hickox are

terday _ purchased from Mr. J. P.

the Major. Bring along the lady"! not sn lf not progressive. Yes.

to the precarious position on_ th hsndlebars. The procession began o

move“by the right, quick march,"

raltered, wavered and collapsed, in three heaps, the bicycle in the middle.

Not to be outdone the Maier callpd`~

for another volunteer and another lady of somewhat lighter calibre ,pluck- ily qcered to take the risk. Theiady

havyig _been placed securely;-‘on the han lebars the procession was again headed for the goal. By this time the street was pretty well lined with spectators and as the somewhat un- steady cavalcade moved slowly and staggoringly forward cheers went up from- the sidewalk. Thus encoura- ged and with the impetus of a down

grads the.wabbly procession amid tre- men ous cheers arrived at the desig- .usted corner and the wager was won. 'l`he»bicycle,~the Major and the lady returned, the former by hand, the lat- ter two on foot, and the gentleman

,_,wh_o had offered the wager went cheer-

'fully across the street and procured the phocolates. -

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Mr. A. Clark, Superintendent

iof the perimental Farm. went west

yesterday morning to attend meetings in connection with advocating the fox industry.

Rev. J. J. MacDonald,_ Kinkora,

came to the city yesterday to undergo treatment in the City Hospital, for blood-poisoning in his hand. His many friends wish him a speedy reco- very.

Mr. William Lockhart, an expert

Brick and Tile maker from Ontario,

has beer appointed manager ofthe P. E. I. Br ck and Tile Company, and is at the present time busily engaged preparing his plant for operations.

Mrs. James McNeill and Miss Fran ces McNeill left yesterday morning for Calgary and Vancouver. They go by Boston where they will visit friends

visiting nt her home in New' Haven. ‘ 'l`h9Y WGFS ii0¢0ll1i>iUii9d HB fill’ he Pl-

du Chene by the Misses Mary and

l mired n horse oi the Mauge with LUCY M0 Nutt-

MINARD'S LINIMENT.

CHRISTOPHER SAUNDERB.

Among passengers returning last

p,,n,°||¢|9_~ I evening by the Stanley from the New

I cured s. horse, badly torn by la

pitch fork. with MINARIYS LINIMENT Bt. Peter’e, C. B. EDW. LINLIEF.

l cured a horse ot~bad swelling by

Glasgow races were the foilowing:- Charles Chandler; Hammond and Mrs. Kelley, Stanley Wedloclr, Geo. Redd-lu, 1.. B. Mciuiiisn, John nesraon, Jai.

|Lonergan, John Griffith, Fenton arid

Mrs. Newsom. Dr. McMillan, George

MlNARD'S LINIMENT. McCormack, Wm. Keenan and George Bsthiirst, N. B. THOS. W. PAYNE. ‘ Berrigun. The steamer docked at 8.80.

11.111. _

1 CANADIAN _--Govan-<NMEN'r -RAILWAYS ' PRINCE EDWARD 1sLA1~_lD_

TIME TABLE IN EFi"liC'I‘_ MAY Sth. 1916. '

Trsins o ward-Read down . - _ Trains inward-Resd up_

llloon. - A.M.-Atlantic standard-'rime A.M. RM. ml. A

11.50 Charlottetown Arr. 11.40

P.M.

8.45 5.00 5.45

6.22 7.00

7.35 Dept. seo ao?

s __ az seo 9.50 feArr.

1.15 Hunter

2.00 .49

Emerald Jet. Kensington _ _ Biimmerslde ‘Dept

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1%.? ski sas s.oo

River 10.86

s_ss 0.15

5.80

4.50 1 1

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P.M.

12.15 Dept.

9.08 1.57

' - omeary

133' li-il. _ -.nn 41.15 ' ' 5-4°iN"‘- ` "

8.10

Summersids Arr. 8.45 5.05' Port _Hill

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Wino Knows

what maY`result from an injury if neglected? Many a case of blood- poisoning can be traced to a simple tilt. which. Deslected, became in- fected with dangerous germs.

Be safe rather than sorry, and

avoid all danger of blood poisoning by the timely use of Zum-Buk. As soon as a cut'or injury is sustained Zam-Buk should be applied. Being a strong germicide, it immediately destroys all germs lodged in the wound, and protects the sore place from the term-laden air.

In cases. however. where blood

Wiloning iss"been allowed to do- velop, there is nothing that will purify the sores and heal so quickly as Zam-Buk. Mrs. 0'Barx-yown of Lupah. Ont.. writes: _ ' My son cut his hand recently, but not thinking there would be any serious result, we neglected 1;, Bg- fore long it became very painful, be- gan to fester and finally blood-poi- zoning set in. We then became alarmed, and 'li_:_avin‘g heard that Zam-Buk was splendid for blood- poisoning, we commenced applying it. We could soon notice an im- provement. and with perseverance the poison was all drawn out and the wound completely healed. if we had only used Zam-Buk 'at the ba linning all the pain and mms. veuience could -have been avoided."

Zam-Buk is just ss ood for

burns, bruises, eczema, Jngwqrm,

for $1.25. or direct from Zam-Buk

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' " i` $2.25 Nottingham 5 __ Ready Filled Cushions

_-_-for that new

.plumbing installa- tion. ` _ _

-for the repairs the old System needs.

-for a complete Sys-

tem for . the .new

done right attlie start, and thus sa_ve money- on repairs that will not be need in

- 1 5-4.5;"-00 _ - ‘ _-the future ' 'reno-sat. frees. » i '-r'--fy - E 'i‘ue»- 1

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Furniture, -Car efs, Lmens, Curtains

An Exceptionally Attractive Bargain ~

FRIDAY BARGAINS 1

I on Sale ` '

At _9 a. m. This Morning . _ ' _

Every bargain will be found exactly as represented

---or your money back. _

You can save money by taking advantage of these

bargains. _ '

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it Splendid Bargain _ln Satin _Bedspreads

70x90 _illtll ' 5 ` Regular $3.00 T°d°y Zel V

_ These are large and of excellent quality and are woven in pretty self (white) designs. _Ou_r»_-price 1s less

than today’s price at the factory. _ _ _ ' _

__ 2 1-2 yds. Slieeiing for 75c 5 yds.-_Crasli.Toweling Zi9c

_ pn-...:f1-... ':.=::~.::a_'_:l:‘v::z ~ Worth 93.; _ Always.

C°-» '1`°f°»1¢°- An exceptionally nice quality of You had better secure; supply ot

English unbleached sheeting, full2yds. this for your kitchen, After a mae

wide. Come early-we= have only 200 i . _ ' ' - ._ yds. for today. ~ while the price will be much higher.

_ Sample Curtains---One Third Oli »! 1 ~

A few dozen pairs of elegant Swiss and Applique Curtains, tagging in .price

from $5._00. to $8.50. On saletoday a't One Third Off. Z _ ‘ _ " ._

_Curtains for $1.55 Today---3_9c

Pretty Nottingham Lace Curtains Just the thing you want for sum-

3 yds. long-white or ivory-in very tasty _pamms_ _ Regular $2_25_____today mer use. For hammocks and verandah _ chairs-Ready to 39_c

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2 l-2 yds. Check Toweling

1-Worl:li»38c today 29c

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_An ex_oelieot quality of checlgglass

White Cotton Slie_ei_§_ _ _ ___ . W°"h_§-Q9. .2§.2.5

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.not gogta nge 62211 stan _ _ 'r°.l.w only;-and Saturday-and please note-so as toavoid misunderstand- . "°“' '° 9°’ f°". ° - ing-not mcreth 5yd_s._toacustomer.' Itieiullyard wide-close iirmquslity.

Our price is less than the mill ‘asks today. - -

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