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MAY 27. 191°. ~ . I _"'fHE1-HES'1‘ NEWS THE _cHA_RLO'i"rE'roW_N GUARDIAN = mst- oi- ai.-» ~_ ; 'PAGE 1-‘IVE _ ' ~

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"Fruit-a-flies

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To The Wonderful Powers III

Mn. N. Jounaar or Gannon Lions,

_ For more than Jo ears, I `guff¢f¢¢1

with Constipation and, Piles. I tried many remedies, but none did me good, After taking four boxes, of “Pi-ui¢.g. liVéS"» I am well. I am now over Sb years of age".

NR- WM- P111. general store-keeper

_ at SnANr.v, Our., writes ;-‘JI am 67

' '» 5`¢°|'9 °f “EE *lid |011g Slldered torture:

li f [_ ,1‘;. _ . cured me."» ‘-_- y

f'°m H¢ld°¢l-‘§9» due to Stomach

lt' _ Troubles. I was advised to try “ ruit- ~ ~.~.,g_;£ ' 1; »e-tives". I&}d'g§p'md_q,¢y 1?,

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5oc s box, 6 for $2.50, trial size, 25c.

At all dealers or from Fruit~a-tives

S Limited, Ottlwl.

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lt°s' "lint Stuff”

$10.00 prizes.

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For Floors Interior Woodwork

and Furniture ,

Without a doubt the toughest and most durable finish made. Easily applied, dries over night 1

AGENTS

Fennell & Chandler

lottetown and Royalty.

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Vittoria Ruvi, Chailolfctovin, I’.E I

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"i'Ii:ise disease, get good heal; use .\Inc’s Blood Food, u box 50c. '1‘

PRIZES FOR TEACHERS.

The teachers of this Province, ii

common with those of the neighbor ing provinces, who attend the Sum- mer » School of Science, are, this year, through the benefieonce of public-spirited, gentlemen, offered an opportunity to compete for some very valuable cash prizes. There is 1_5., $100.00 prize offered for the ‘best stu» dent, besides a number of $20.00 and

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kdeen the tobacco friuh, pure and “lust right” in our patent i or.

nur.-. Get yours here.

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' Yon shpuld get. your_f.ohanco here. Wa have- everything _vnu

could nssihly want in this lino. biiydirsct. trnm the mnkarn and

Our tobxenoniylcliide nllthe lonylinr: linen in cut and elireil

plug ~_niI boxed |nixhur_ns~ all the leading 'l:\u:idian. l_fritmh and American brands. lt. is here you get obnecu that is good and

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f" I . _ I ”\ ,I MacKinnon Drug Company

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The attention of the teachers of

"Prince County is called to the fact that there will be four $10.00 prizes exclusively for them, no one being allowed to compete for these but teachers from Prince County. Two of these have been donated by Hon Senator Yeo, and two by James Richards, Esq., M.P, Donald Nichol- son, Esq., M. P.. offers a $10.00 prize for competition by the teachers of Queen's County, and Hon. W. S Stewart, K, C., offers 5 $10.00 prize for competition by teachers of Chur-'

If other public-spirited geni.Ien.en

would follow the example set, it would aid n, worthy class of people and advance the cause of education in this province. Contributions this end would be received and ack-

ll. nowledgcd by the undersigned. he J. D.Seanian. . \Secret.ary Summer School of Science.

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if you do not discriminate when buying smoking and

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vast difference in the qual- ity of the various makes, even though there may not be in the price. Ask for our RIVAL and MASTER MARINE Smoking tobacco if you want something very

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Perfeqly private rebldencesét schools.,

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In Rod, Brown and Green fs the only prepnnd

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,_ roofing to be hid In parmanenrv.-sion. W- - ,

With each roll goes in complete equipment in- g

cluding ' nails, caps, everything I you want for

laying) the roofing. _

Ru beroid---1 ly. ri square 2.50 2 plY. C

square 3.‘a5_ Red Ignberold, a square 4.25.

Don~inI°a_ Routing. noi, quiet so good as the

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It pays to buy in_thIs Province. I

Miss Minnie Mclnnls and Miss Mc-

Kenzie, Charlottetown, spent the week end in Cherry Valley.

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Neil R. Martin who was called

home to attend the funeral of his fa- thei, Martin Martin. Belle River, left Saturday morning for Van- couver. `

The “May Day" tea In Bt. Jos- eph's Convent tomorrow evenlng'_wiIl he followed by a band concert after seven o’clock withian admission fee of five cents. Delicious ice cream will he for sa.le.,,- _ \

Mrs. Abjah McLean, Amherst, N.

S., leaves this week on an extended visit to her sisters in Denver, Col. Mrsl McLean was formerly Miss Marchbanks of Hampton, P. E. I., the former home also of her ’ hus- band.

Roland Paton, Charlottetown, took

part in the quarter mile run in the Intercollegiate athletic championship games between Mt. Allison, Acadia and U.N.B. track teams. I-le won second place, being defeated by a team-mate, Sears .of Mt. Allison, whose time was 56 1-5.

Rev. R. H. Stavert, Harcourt. N-

B., who is 3 native of this Province, is still doing great workin the cause of tempsrance in /and around his par- ish. At Black River Bridge, N. B., recently he addressed a large meet- ing as G.W.P. of the Sons of Terr.- perance and at the close of the meeting upwards of seventy people took the pledge and a Division of the S.O.T. was organized.

A Springton 'correspondent writes

that the veteran farmer, D. A. Nich- olson, on going to his barn One morning recently' found one of his best hens being devoured by a strange beast, which he -quickly des- patched with a fork. The animal was pronounced by some who saw it to he a syconia, but on closer examina- tion it. was found to be a. raC00l1~ The skin is now in the care of our local fur-dealer.

At the home of John D. McDonald,

Glen Martin, there passed away on the morning of the 15th May, 1912, John M. McLeod aged’ 25 years son of Neil N, McI.cod of Sydney but formerly of Glen Martin, P. E. I. lie limi been in failing health since last July when on advice of his doc- tor he left Sydney for his old home where he has resided with his a-unt till the end came on Wednesday moining. Besides his futher, there is left to mourn his loss', one brother Alexander in Vancouver, B. C., Much sympathy is felt for the father as on- ly last August he came to the Island with the rcmainsof his only daughter The interment was at Valleyfield be- side his mother who predeceased him five years ago. (Sydney Post please cum'-)

After a very brief illness of only

four days, caused by a fatal attack of pneumonia, there passed peace- fully away at her home in Bradal- bane, Elizabeth A., dearly beloved wife of Robert McLeod, at the early age of thirty-five years. Besides a very large circle of friends and re- lations, she leaves to mourn a much bereaved and sorrowful husband, and two children together with her aged father Donald Corbett of Granville, two sisters Mrs. A. White of Port- land, Maine, and Mrs. R. White of Connecticut also two brothers, Hugh and Murdock Corbett of Granville. The absent sisters were immediately communicated with and arrived home for the funeral, which was very lar- gely attended on Tuesday the 20th inst, Much sympathy is felt for the family in their loss of so kind a daughter and sister, but more ss- pecially for those who have been so suddenly called upon t0 mourn the loss of an affecttonatewife and duti- ful mother. During the few years ,vof her life spent in Bradalbane since her removal from Granville, she en- deared herself to all, old and young alike, by her whole hearted hospital- ity, her genial and lovable disposi- tion. She was over ready to render assistance or supply necessary com- forts to any whom she reallz_ed'was in need of such. Thus the community in which she resided has sustained a great loss by her death. A' very impressive funeral service was con- ducted at her‘Iate home In Bradal- hanc by her Pastor Rav. J. Murray of New London, after which a large concourse of sorrowlng friends fol- lowed her remains to their last rest- ing place In South Granville Ceme- tery and there tenderly laid beside those of her little son, who had predeceased her. '

"If you want. to get your horse it

fins fottlci for the track If you want to prepare him for the road or get him into the best possible condition you will need the aid of our horse medicines and stable preparations. We have everything you could°possib- lv want In this line. know from prac- tical expcrlence what you require. Save time and money and temper hy getting your supplies here. The Mae Klnnon 'Drug Cn.. Oorner Great Geor- ge and ,Kent_Streets. i~21drtf.

need of slngl | th' pulses of our

I ry Goods w on ml over towgi yon aan snr ttemp ed 1 an a w *nu our roam r kos s til! ll

are r w ouomesn nutr lone.

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Call in and ses this as well

` as a big display of other flies

priced at 5c up.

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Miss Casale Martin, Belle River;

ls sponding°a few days in Charlotte- town.

liev. T. B. Rcagh, Milton, was a-

mong tha visitors to Charlottetown Saturday. returning In the afternoon.

Miss Winnie Gordon, Roseneath, is

visiting trends in 1-iazelbrook, the guest of Miss Winnie Gay.

The schooner New England is in

port with a cargo of genuine Old Syd~ ney round for Geo. E. Full, Char- lottetowu.

The cable steamer Mfnia, which has

been at sea since the first of the week laying the new Northumberland cable, returned tb port yesterday afternoon, . -Halifax exe. '

The schooner Nellie .Reid with

Acadia Nut and Acadia Round and the schooner Conductar with Reserve Run of Mine were discharging Satur-I da-y at I3. E. I<‘ul1's Coal yard, Char- lottetown.

Michael Trainer and son Harold,

Amherst, who have been visiting the forn°ier's parents Hugh and M;-S _ Trainer, Passmorc Street, Charlotte- town, leave this morning on return

to their home.

Saturday the Harland left Charlot-

tetown for West River at 6.00 a. m. returning af, 9.00 a. m. She left a- gain at 3.30 p. m. for West River, returning at night. She leaves today at 1.00 p. m. for Orwell ports, rem- aining at Brush wharf oner night and returning to this port to-morrow nrorning and making the trip to Or- well and return in the afternoon.

A. correspondent writes that-Miss

Maud Kennedy, organist for the Christian Church, Bradalbanc, is spending a well earned vacation with friends John D. and Mrs. MacPhec- son, Stand View-John MacIntosh has returned from a fishing expedition at Eugene Hall’s millpond-Miss Lou- isa Hall of Bradalbane spent the week end with Miss Jane MacPherson, Dix- on Road-Kenneth Graham is con- ducting the Singing school at Rose Valley during the absence ofNei1 Ma-eKs.y.-James Bigger regis- tered at the Royal Hotel recently.-A very enjoyable evening was spent at the homeof Dan. and Mrs. Kenncdy's on May 17th when a number of young folks assembled to welcome them to their new home. The evening was spent in music and dan- cing.

The quarterly official board of the

Cornwall Circiift held its fourth meet- ing in the Methodist Church at King ston, May 15th. The meeting was well attended it being the closing of the business for the Conference year. After hearing the reports from the different preaching places it was found that the, contribution toward missions and ministerial support was in advailcirofulastl year. This is in- deed very enconraging to both pastor, and people, when it is considered that in the last two years the circuit has lost by death three of their best sub- scribers and others having removed west. Rev. Hugh Miller, whose pas- torate expires with this circuit, has DI`0‘/ed himself to be a most energet- ic and faithful pastor, not only in the ministeration of* the Word, but in his visitations, especially to the sick and aged. The Reverend gentleman inten- ds IBFWIUIZ in a few ‘lays on a visit to the Old Country. Mrs. Miller and little son will accompany him. Their many friends wish ‘them a plensnnt trip and a ale return to their new field of labor.

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Develop Your

Films

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New develops used for each

film. Velox paper used exclus~ ively in our printing departf ment because it is the best to

guarantee satisfaction.

Johnsen & Johnson I

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Divided Wing Fly ?

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is bound to be the favor- ite with all expert angl- ers. It sklms just over the surface of the water, is waterproof and re- mains on the’ surface longer than any other fly. The broad divided wings make it one of most natural and deceptive trout utters ever ussd y good

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Every ufoman who is interested in pretty millinery will delight in

This great sale of new “Pattern H ats”

RIGHT IN THE VERY HEART OF THIS F./\RI.\" 'season is the time when any "fore-l1anded"woman will delight _

in a great sale of millinery. '

AND THIS GREAT SALE THAT YOU V\`Ai\"l` IS

ready for you here to-day. A great gutlicring of nii-c new, ready trimmed “Pattern Iiats" is deeply p'ricc cut to inulic _.yy complete clearance. _

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as deep as Half Price _ i :=._._.-

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price but every hat is liczivily discounted--arid :i large propor-

tion of them will go at just half the regular marked figiirc.

YOU SEE 'FHESE HATS have done their _ duty find I

. filled their requirement already by acting as iiiriclels. Scores _

\:-:-:-:-: _=;- 3" of orders have been taken from each one--_:incl now right in tlic I1;

heart of the season we propose to clear tliciiiall out.

Get yours this morning. ,,;

i » m time for Victoria Day.

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St. Lawrence Now

PRING has li-nr m the nnunil iiilrili-vifilynlnlzf im- riuiiifif nm. inf i-mum 'il hr] W _M- imi mil-iiviiril irfilnrinzi. Fw-rvuhrrf Qinvv;

eve-rurli iirrifliu :i Hai. rr'-ru rfiulilrv- "d'_' with :he while. sleep-rniitsil huns:-1 in nv»nn;nfi|i 1 Iubiuiu. Fu-uireiiqur Ivulc ii||.|¢e~ ¢u.i" ui: in |y,¢.wi|\i»r‘» nip. Aiicirni 1-hue mmf slim.-h-~ wilh lhrir gilded from-s minl In llir ukv. Ihr' eo'ul'rrfriu and bliiu fifths gllslziuns. -niiw-raw" l.iiir¢»iiiin Mm.iii»i.i<._ the iiir l~ wfrl M4 iniiny. The wi-.in qiiin. rfirfoiiiig. ~f»i1.in|nif.r ilie iiimmil onlie city. 'l`u»/el to I£Uiu>I'li~ii the ROYAL EDWARD RQYAL GEORGE

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colouil. descriptive booklet

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Ayk your unmtliip unit. ar wil lor beauulul

Canadian Northern Slaamships Limited. HALIFAX

Iiunlf l.li4- cliistit- st(-li, i'u:i_\~ vliccks and

.IU.I'11‘1»= Sl'_‘I'S of _viinl_li_ .\ hfix costs <i'if‘. li lmxes $`_‘.»`»‘I. 'i`lii: 'l`\\‘u l\‘im's.

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PLANT ENE Direct' Route to Boston

Commencing 7th May and following

Tuesdays, steamer will leave for IIAWK ESBURY. HAL!!-'AX and BOSTON.

Returning leave Boston every Satur-

day at noon.

For further information apply to

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STEAM-SHIP SERVICE

'l‘heA I. Steam ship "LADY S\'IllI..`

will I tvs the Il1i|,Iy»'ny wImrI..Ifictou. uverylt onday and lhiirsiI»\y~mrirning on arrival of the Express from lfnlifax. lor

gre Magdalen islands, callin! M- Scuris.

. E. l golngand returning.

For particulars apply to _ Wm. _Robert son&.Son Agents at Halifax. (bas W lvel.A ent. at Picton. Matthew 1! Mc

heap, floats at Sourle or Wm. Melrurs

:inner and Owner.

Pletou. April und, Ili!-

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STEAMSIIII’ SAIFINGS

Charlottetown Steam Navigation Co..

Limited. i'..iii:n.-nn |\,_» ,\l<»uilu_vthi- '2'.'iIi iii !\1»i_v the Steamer "Nurthumlicrl.imi" lv\:\\'i'_s Clin! iiiIti»fo\\‘n for l'ii~v_<.u, .`i $4.31. Ii.'1iiii`i~li»<>k|i.ni..I4-:\\’iiif:l'icl1»iiiiurvturn nhimt 1 I0 p. ni. _ (funn.-|;\||,||§ muvli- ut l’»<‘l'ii1 for all |i:iiut.~ in Nm-ii Sr-iitin.

Steamer “llniprrss Ii-:Lvl-s Huniiiiersido for Poiiii ilu (Th»~r_1i'. N. li . nluiilt I0ri'clrici< fi. ui . |“"\'H\it l°\"“l I UI ti li ul ut I"" Ii HI f"‘“

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Tliiwiisinu nmen|eu bruiierl in closed rooms only

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