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For prinit and Di-ug Habits

For fouiteen years Gatlin Institutes have been

receiving for treatment cases of “nervous drinking." During this entire time no man has ever come toaGatlin Institute with “alcoholic nerves” and craving for liquor who did not leave with nerves steady and ivitnout any craving or desire for liquor whatever.

Usually but a period of three days is required-no one

has found it necessary to remain longer than five daYS fQr_.li¢iu_0rtreatment_- .. .. , an _ _

\Vhen the business or professional man has to drink for his “nerves” it is time to think--to THINK HARD

ihe treatment is purely vegetable,guaranteed harmless

quick in its action, certain and lasting in its results.

It is the only scientific treatmet administered without

the use of hypodermic injections or any other strenuous methods.

Treatment may be had at any of the Catlin Institutes

rstziblished tliroiighout the world, or special treatment will be furnished to those who prefer remaining at home.

T CEN TRIL GUARDIAN °~

l~liiinmei'side.

FOR SALE.-An inva,1ld's chair ln_ in Charlottetown at 10.50 o’cleck _

perfect wndition. Apply to Benl~-~ '°*"'° » 'i`

Carter & oo. 1i.2a_li4. SIXTY YEARS ‘A QUEES.-Ilia

_.___ reatest historical Him ever prod-ut¢;ed ‘ - i . V ‘ ~ \ E J v

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HALF HOLIDAY. Starting to

dny the wholesale business house

f"»:.\ITRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH

,~-The services at the Central Chris- tian Church tomorrow will he con- ducted by Rev. U. E. Arinstrong of

peclal Chlldren'a Matinee this nl' gran 1(lc. ’ 2790.

'nose at one nicer .,,,'.satura»'yi= .50 , - 'during the summer months.

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.-

rince Edward Theatre. So that ev- ry child in Charlottetown limv see he wonderful pictures Sixty Yenre Qui»en,\Mr. Leavitt, manager of his great Feature has mnde the .price of admission for this ulter-

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mvince THE EK! 'REBS `--The 1°" N553

in PMB rt” b“y_ in me P _ ` train from , Wm lin ingin ii'-.avril ’ ' /= ';`*f..\‘ _- 1133".:

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M.en’si Clothing

l_ The Largest Stock a on P. `I.i to `

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The Malpeque Curtain Island

Cup Oyster Company Limited

One ol the finest Oyster propositions in Malpeque

Bay has a lilock of stock for sale which is now open for subscription. Full particulars and copy of pros- pectus can he olitaincd from the Secretary-`Howard

Rainsziy or from any of the following Qlhcers and

l1)ii'eclf;~i'.s:-

Dr. .las WV. Iicii'

Norrnaii McLeod Riiinszly

John Simpson

I-Ion. John Agnew

F rank Simpson Robert Crafei' I). P. lVlacNutt

John (). llymlmzln

_/lrlliui' A. Alley

also froni th-is l€oyal Investment Exchange-Royal

liaiik lhiiltliiig, Clizirlollelown.

2782-6 Gmili

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RIFLE SHOOT.-The second spool;

of the Canadian Rifle League will take place at Kensington ritngo on Siturdny afternoon ' nt Z. o’cloe`< Teams are entered from the l-"o'.irtli Regiment. and Clinrlottetown Rifle (lllbs. A practice for the iutcr~Mar- time rifle match, which will he shot here on June 1|, will also take pinch on Kensington raiiige on Saturday :ifterntlnn at 2 o’clock in connection

_ . . . . , with the League niqtcli. lt is honed tor complete iiiformation sent sealed in plain envelope _tinit si-ery rifiomun who can qualify

for this teuiii will he pivsel t, as the

address " _ ' _ ii

t;ATi.ii\' ii\'s'i‘i'i‘iiri<: <>f_NF.W BRUNSWICK, l§;’,§f,If*;f}@,§n§3”1'igestyg 5313333 iff 3;;

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4') LIIUWl'l`?frlShlill(;()'l.l Lt’ I4‘d&`l' 'etfflngest the province can secure. ' C ‘ if 1 1 .) ____

St. john, N. B. I CARDIGAN iiovs iii§is1‘.-Fifty-

“Also 'l`oi'oiito and Montreal l” .W0 '!°>"‘ Of ‘-`f11‘=iff~’f~f1 11""

surrounding pluces had a

_ banquet in the Hull n.1

~' A- V "that place on Wcdiiesdny evening, for

the purpose of nrousing H greater in»

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_ ,__ ,E _ V, _ ,4 _ 'terest in the Boys' Work Moveiiiint.

¢§1‘g‘\\.9~.tf!i. .~\`5~.\"hS`»-»! //l'J2_"\,#.,\\\\V'lIf§\\\\\\‘\\.\\\lIllIllllI'I5 it was an enti,“si,,suc and happy I 0,,

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casloii throughout. A wood .supp ‘ was served by the lnilies, lifter which,

"lit

"Emi our liand-tied Rlockhoiise and ii‘n;‘=icl'ciie Bellic flies. We cnrr) ~\;‘.liiii;' in Fislrlng tilcklc. Our F- viinr is u gem. LL Foster. iiy.'~'iilc.i 2794-6-6M3i.

::(lli‘.'e oil is recognized as of sup

rozuc value in the treutincnt of vnr- loua kinds of stomiich and intestinal. trouble. We sell the finest virgin olive oil speciulliy obtained from olives grown n the vulleys of the Maritime Alps. It hns the greatciat melllninnl vnlue an-d is the most easi- _ly ns.si'niilnt.ed. Price G0c for large bottles. The McKinnon Drug Co., COP- Great G90l`ge end Kent Strcelts.`

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F/~I.*1l<I ALARM.-An iilarrr|,ruu,a

out 'list night nt 11.40 and cullei‘ the llrcmcn to fi scare in the 'l‘<~ie- graph Viilire. The scare was nece- sioncd by the glare of nn open stove i\\|lich the imiagiiniation of 3 pedes- ,trinn cxngigeratetl into ,I llrc :uid cniised tho ulnrm. There was no lirc and no dninage except to the host reels, which were slightly muddell.

Lloyd Shaw, thi'

young' man who is (iPre- siflent, of the Cardigan district, presided. He gave an excellent rc- port of the Boys: Work Conference at Charlotteloivii which he had iitteiid- eil. A number of the lncnl boys were iiitrodvcvd, und suoke along the line of their interest. Rev. J, (`, Martin spoke of the interest that has been n- rouscd among the boys of the dis- trict and ol the definite things which are to hc done 'in thc wuy of organ- ized Sunday Sclionl Clues VVorl: nth- letics, socinl affairs, etc. Mr. Wesley Steele, Rural Boys Work Seci~el;iii'y, stroke on ilu- spirit of the inoveinliiit., and told of some things that are lie- ing done in other parts of the Pro vinco which he had lntely visite-'l' This hnnqiiet conference then lirolze into three groups each of which or- gnulized itself into nn older I3oys‘.

Bililo Class. The Loriie Valley hoyi' '

named thi-ir class the Carlvslc Class and elected ‘officers ns inflows: Pre- sident, Reuben McCaniin; Sewetziry, ' Daniel McSwaini; Ti-ncher, Alexnilder

McIntyre; Chairman Memboi‘sliip/C`om- I mirree, Vernon Mc|)oiiu,d; Clinirmrin Miesioiinry Committee, John McLeod; The New Perth Organized Class elect,- otl the following' officers: President, Leslie 0. McDonnld; Secretary, Syd- iie_v Mi-Lenii; ’l`eacl.er, Jauies ~A. Gc'i'~ don. The Curdignn boys named their Bible Cinss the Acme Class :ind e- lected the following officers: Presid- ent, Neil Slinw; Secretary, Henry t‘riis\vell; Teacher, Hugh Mclinchcrn; Loyd Shaw, George Harris nnil Alex- under Mcintyre were electeil secret- aries ol the Pocket Testament Ilen-

gue for the district.

“llvt u~i have your order for Form-

nlin. Fresh supply just received- 4flt‘_ pint. E. A. foster, Central Drirg Store. 2794-6-(ill/lili.

|:>on’ii matinee 'Pen Cents. 27110,

The l"'remlcr,_]10,,_ J, A, lllntliicson,

i-eturned,t0 Gharloetetown on the ex- wress lust. night from rlilinmersiile, where he had been attending the in- 'estlgation 'that is being held lnlo charges made by the Tem`001'=‘l\~"»€ Pl' liance. Others returning lrori awn-

iiis llener K. .il.Min~tin. Rev. W. U- Wilson and Mr. W. ,l".. Bent.l:Y-

TI-in PEoPLE's.-The Peoi»\e’e rimutrc attracted lnrge crowds lust evening when A particularly hrillinut fmtiire. a two-reel lllmw "H0P*§» was put nn. This PiCf~\1¥`@ was 'ln'

-tnlr--ant of the Knthlvn series was given, in which the -heroine escuiws from the awful death by burning 'ivliioh her Indian enemies had pur- -\f,¢s.i npr lr, siilisr. A mod e-lellhilflf is rnsizoiniilile for her~sel'ety. The other feiitiirer were excellent, l";tthr;’s f-inc especinlly noteworthy. Mis.-1 'lnrlfc was.. isis usual, good in lirr singing.

"S'l`UI"' nt, the Massachusetts Fox dxchunge if you nre interested _in iurchnsing Silver Black, Crosses OF iatch ir,-,ug di;-get iroir. Saskatche- vnn und the Peace River DiSt\”iCi~ N9 have u large nissortinent ut* the ight prices. We also hiil/G Stcflti IH pst glass (ioinpirnics for sale. \\l B. “"r'ly, ;\l'iinap;er, 1‘51 Quecii St., l‘hcnc 515, Charlottetown, 1”, E. I.

2788.

-iLi,,,,i,\ Vwem- ,Q rm excellent fur- iitnrs shine. 25c. hottie. E. A. Fos- .,,_,_ 2194-ii-sMsi.

"Pgtons R0 umbrellas pt 7:'icts. 2795*

“VOL-l‘F.EK mende holes in all

-inns at cnnmelware, granite. etc” 55:. E. A. Foster, Sunnyside.

vanmupnnaannnu|111.-nsnnurnun»'npqv_

2794-6-\iM3i.

iuiiitv selections For

` cliiuuiiiui secures

Fqiniahrd hy W.§. [durch W

\\'l€'Rl<] GROWING OLD.

'l'hc tallest lilies droop nt e\'C1\U\l0. The ::\\'eel;esl roses full iroiii oil the

stent; ' _

The ml-flgt tliingg on earth cannot

iihide,

Am] we are passing, too, away like

tlieiii;

We'rn growinig old!

e hiid our dreams, those rosy dreuiua

ol' youth!

They fullcd :intl 'twns well. 'I‘ll'is nf-

tei' prime

ilntli brought us fuller hopes; und

yet forsooth,

We drop a tem* now in this int-er

iziniizi,

'l‘o think we're nhl!

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SEVERE RHEUMATIC

~ PAINS DISAPPEAR

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Rliciimnlism dopvntls on :iii avid

in tho, blood, wliit-li uffi-t-is the muscles nud joints, pi‘ni1iiviii_; iii- flnminnlion. sliffiif-ss null iiiiiu. This arid gels into the lilnorl l-liri\ii_-_'li sonic dr‘l`\'r'l in the lligusli\'i' |i|'oifc.~<.

Ilnod’.~' Sui'.=np:ii"illn. lliv,ol.l_iii|n~

blood loiiiv. is viii-_v siwci-.s.~'l`iil in the trenlmciit of rlieiininlisin. ll :iris alireclly, willi piii'if`_\‘inf3 effect. on the blood. and iinpi'n\'e< thc diges- tion. ]7o|i'! s,iil`fi‘i°. (ici. llin:il’s today.

MEM.

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SEMEN. ATTEN

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have helped to make

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Ask for and Demand

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llR°J.wnf\nR| ' i'

Liniment

and

"MVP/ic‘rUllSl*

Powders

All

Dr. J. Woodbury’s Horse

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Dr. J. Woodbury’s Cele V brated Condition 2

.Dealers

.~ They have many

TION !

reparatioiis which Canadian Horses

imitators but no

ner that Coal dealers close Satur- day afteimon during June, July and August. _ Kindliy see that your coal bin is well lled.

2702-6-1M6i

“1`here's a special offering In >||l\ Qloves for saturday turn io iur mg cad on another pnge~-and see lt.. Moore do -Mobeod --

2785.6.6M2l

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“Get some 0 »llars,_§ntuf¢;ny,_a.~

collars worth 15 oentsffeaoh will be offered at. 4 for 25" _o n-5,. moore e mcceoa J 27e§‘6,3.n2l

Souvenir it My ff’ ‘ 3" Yriifll like our u I '_ array of Island

-l 4 ' *souvenir jewelry,

H f 'ii fi dm' h, i ,'

cl aieitggfild c ifd casgchatc gil;

roperly inscriliedwit pric 's r g lang fromjbc upwards. e

nerside by lust ni>ziht’s express uerel

*wisely iiitrreslliiirr. A thrilling in-I

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_ , $.7.50..S.uits. ‘

every respect. ‘

8.00 Suits

satin lining. 10.00 Suits

fully recommend to our

detail. .

12.00 Suits S

everyone of which will test. .

guarantee in the pocket

Largest Stock I 5, ,.42 ; ' , Lowest Prices'

: hi $13.00 Suits

Our $7.50 suits area special ~ The $13 Suits are made from

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leader. The suit that most of the' stores are selling at $1.0, in brown _ and dark tweeds; well finished in -.;

Our $8' suit is a particularly

: good value also; niostly in single-

breasted; lined with good quality

Our _$10 suits are made from

. good, solid worsted; a suit we can

and will give satisfactionin every

At $12 we have a very extensive

range of worsted and tvveeds. The patterns are exceptionally good;

Semi-Ready Suits _

finished to the stage when the tailor sendfor you to have your suit fitted. They range in price from $15 to $25 each. ,

If after wearing this suit you find it is not good satisfaction returnit to

S. A. McDonald and get a new suit 'for it absolutely free_ ‘

The above guarantee is in the pocket of every semi-ready suit sold by us.

pure wool worsted, Scotch and’Eng- lish tweeds; The patterns. are the

~ 'season’s latest production. 'I` he

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< suits fit in every ‘detail. At $13

they are a very special value.

15.00 Suits -

- , Our $15 suits are modelled and made on exactly the same design, with the very best Italian lining, and

_ , _ hnished in the same high-class as the more expensive suits.

20.00 Suits

Our $20 suits are a triumph of the

tailoring art, made by the best tailors in the best and biggest tailoring shoéi in Canada, and every suit guarantee by the makers and us_. ,If_ unsatisfactory in - the least detail bring it right back to us.

25.00 Suits

Our $25 suits cannot be excelled any-

where on the continent for the price; made from the very highest class 0f_Eng- lish woollens._ _Every piece of cloth is put to the most rigid test.

customers,

stand the

of every semi-ready suit sold by us. Thesesuitls are

Guarantee . .

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We sn-ile at those poor fancies of the

past-~

A saddened smile, also nkin to pain; 'I`l1f‘Se hilfh desires, those purposes so

vast.

All. our poor heart! They Caiiiiiot

con-ie agninl

Old? Well, the heavens nre old; the

env.-tli is too:

sweet!

Much linyc we lost, .n-.ore gained, al

We‘re growing oldl ~

Om Wim' is best' mammst fruit' “mst We step -.M-.rose the ’houud»ary ol the

tliougll 'tis true I “GLADIOLI Bulbs and Dahlia,

We trenil llic's_ wuy with most un-‘B'iilhs, choice ‘mixed colors lor iinle

certiiin feet; ,nt (¢nl'ter's Seed Store.

W;/rn. growing old! 2761-6-5m2i.

We more along and scnttor ns wc /

!"‘°” "lf June Is oln to be B Wet

Soft graces, tender hopes on GVGFY m,-m|_h_ do'n0|F|°t $1; bo"-,or you-

h“"di _ l we have the waterproof coats for

At last.. wilhgray strenkcd hiiir und men-..f°|-._.w0m¢n.._fu|- hnys and

li0ll'>~\' MCE. girls-we have more of them than

anyone else-and W0 can save

lnnil you a lot of money Moore A

Whf.-rci non-e are old! M6Lo0d ', .2875,6,6M2|

.re

£6

Charlottetown last March and

‘time Provinces.

where. ' i

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brlioshes, .tie pills, shirt ’isets,’fob§ . Terms °" 3PP“°ati|°“~! I,

and small jewelry of every kiigd, ` Mm-as at (iwnej-S n5k_ _

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..Coa,userSwm p,eaSeremem_ THE CELEBRATED CARRIAGE STALLION -ig;

PARKALETE” '

,

Will make the Season of 1914 at the Owners Stables, 'Fredericton _

Certificate of Enrolment No. 4 ' '

_ “PARKALETE” is a beautiful dark dapple bay in color, with four black points; he is four years and eight months old; stands 16 hands high and weighs 1250 lbs.

“PARKALETE" is sired by Deanwood, Graiidslre Parkwood, Great Grandsire _Pilfk°

side, dam Rampart, Jr.,_Grand dam Hernando. ' 7 A I

n “PARKALETE”'was shown ,for the first t`me at the annual 'Ho ' Show held i”

captured the Red lgibbon against a field flfe10~otheI'S»| _H9

l‘ heh mir I ‘ton 35.3’ ilhiif Filet? l§’~?i~: ‘$22 ali?-.2135 if.“i>Ti`.'i’2§ ~iS§Zi‘I$"i;..i 1i§i§m°é’§»l3 t3§'&i3§§f3i‘?`i5i$.i-

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' _ PARKALE’l`-E is a sure foal 'getter and 9$,per cent ofsll him last gear proved to be in foal.q His Colts are in 'every case large _sty‘llSh.'?'$l`1¢P?9n°““°ed ycompetcnt horsemen to,_b`e'A"l.. . intending breeders shouldvseef lil 'lslif¢,lf¢"`Z¢il5Z¢°l3°'

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