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‘~ _ _°»m°f1s wedding gifts - _____4 _ _

_ 'lS_-Slven to this brand of _

Silver Plate. lts reputa. _,~_;._.--..-ff _ _ _ tion insures' appreciation. _ 1

_ A But there is only

_ one 1847 ROGERS '

-H BROS. Be sure you °‘..‘;:::::'

_ get the genuine. _ _sw by A ;?.‘3.i::.:“.:.l.?.; ;

kadfng dwkr. lines o_f _eolonial _ I _» -- §‘."i?f‘2l'§.§§§.§‘l2 -'-'_ .,"- _ ___‘ ` silver platedware. '

// A Madeira Canadal ‘

l ~ L ._ /.--’ MsriJenBritiinnia Co..,|.|d. l ` / Hamilton, Dnsario

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Your Fmsnns can any

anything you can give

them-except your photograph.

Make an appointment today.

The Cooli’s Studio

__ » New DesP'isav Block

sf.-e¢$\¢'a1'l'»»-._-..-..-».-. _

l'l`TlNG 'for a portrait is a 1 matter o_f rninutesonly-the

same efficient methods you

demand i_n your business are observepin ours. _ Your amily have been plead- ing with you for years, why not make that appointment today at

The Bayer Studio

` A. ia. iron, sun..

_ Goodfiiotoilrsphy

‘ ~ Moderate Prices. _ Perponal attention to Am- ateur Photography.

-107 Queen St.

Phone 68-J.

Eastern Steamship Lines

ALL-THE-WAY BY WATER. INTERCOLONIAL LINE. U. O. CALVIN AUSTIN AND GOVER- " ` NO COBB;

Leaves St. `John Mondays, Wednes-

days and Fridays at 9.00 'a. m., for Esstport, Lubec, Portland and Boston.

Return- Leave Central Wharf, Bos-i

ton,“Mondsys, Wednesdays and Fri- days at 9.00 a. m., for Portland East port,`Lubeo and St. John. ‘

' MAINE BTEAMSHIP LlNB.' Direct between Portland and New

York. Steamship North Land and North Btar.

Leave Franklin Wharf, Portland.

Tues., Thurs.. and Bat., at 6.30 p. m. Also Mondays at 10.30 a. m., June 19 to Bept. 11, inc. '

METROPOLITAN LINK.

Direct between Boston and New

York. '

18'/2 Hours. » _

Route via Cape Cod Canal.

Express Steel Steamsliips Massac-

husetts and Bunker Hill. ` Leave North Bids indian Wharf. Boston week days and Sundays at 6 p. -rn. Same Service returning frtom Pier 18. North River, Foot of Murray St! New York City. lt. John City Ticket Office, 47 King et. A. _C. Currie, Agent, et. John, N. I. A. I. Flaming, T.F., G P. A. 8t_ John

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ALLEY 8: C0’S

We are" niak- -

ing a big effort tomake Wednes-

W/#fi

of the best shop- ping days y o u

among our large stock of fashion- able F O O T - WEAR. _

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NMENT - ~-RAILWAYS

e _ PRINCE' EDWARD ISLAND

I i

‘ 'rims 'ra`si.s: in srsncr may sts. 1916

Trains outward-Read down

P.\(. Noon. A.M. Atlantic Btandtard Time A P

11.60 Dept. Cllarl

1.15 2.06

_ 3.45 5,00 ~ 5.46

. ~s.ss 2.49

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Hilllier Emerald Kensington Bummerside Dept _

blue 825-'

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Trains inward-Rea M M PM

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gneeanos 28325

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town Arr River

Jet.

. 'iT PAYG to buy in this Province.

.,°T. GORDON Nl! is Guardian

Representative in Montague.

..'Wl-IOOPING OOUGH is very

much in evidence in Fortune and vic- lnlty.»-F.

..°8ERlOU8 LOSS. - Mr. David Cobb of Rollo Buy had the misfortune » to lose a very valuable mare last week.-F.

..'BUNDAY 8ERVlCEB.- Rev. J.

S. MacKay will conduct service next Sabbath, July 2nd. Appin Road at 11’ Hampton at 3. and Tryon at 7.

' ..'BOUFiIS AND BRiDGETOwN.-- Next Sunday services in the Method- ist Churches as follows: Sourls 11. Sermon followed by Sacrament of the Lord's r eto 1 -i

Suppe . Bridg wn 7. 5. Ser

mon. Rev. E. E. Styles, Pastor.

..*BUMMER Vl8ITORB.- Mr. and'

Mrs. Elmer Harris of New York has arrived in Fortune and intend spend- ing the summer here. Mr. Harris in- tends building a very large house this summer on his beautiful farm at For- tune Bay.--F.

..*WEDDlNG BELLS.-- Mr. Rob-

Miss Margurite Martin( of Glen Mar- tin. were united in-marriage at the Parsonage of the Christian Church, in Montague. -Wednesday morning, June 21st. by Rev. Mr. Henry. Mr. Beck and his bride left on the Enterprise for Picton. They will spend their honeymoon on the other aide and- then return to the island to make their home. The bride‘s sister, Mary attended her, and Mr. Wm. A. Mc- Phee was best man.

i5c each

2 for 301; Ask your -‘ealer

1,,

Starched and light weight

ANovEL'rYn~i _ -

day the 2s_th,0`ne T'0’0 KE

COLLARS

Admitted the best épality and best fitting in nada ‘

haV€ CVEI' a d l 1'ooK:sRos..i.iMrri-:D

MGNTREAL

Early Closing

Montague

We, -the undersigned Merch-

ants of Montague, Lower Monta-

gue and Kilmuir agree to close

. our respective places of business at seven o’cloc from June 12th, 1916 until September 12th, 1916. Saturdays excepted. .

SIGNED

_Time ' ‘ w.A.Pooie &co., _-R0€KY PolNir_ PQOIQ & Til0mpS0li, Lid.,

M. C. McGowan, Ives & Murdock;

Leave Chfrowii Leaveolt. P__a;int' Mcpherson Bl-°5_

M. F. McDonald,

9-3° ALM- 10% 5;,” McLeod & McGregor,

_ A. McDonald & Co..

D. J. McLean, McGregor & McMillan,

_ sis-o-iiiuwstr.

ert William Beck, of Alllston, and'

,¥.*.‘$_1'-“-1” ‘$5 -------------------- _ Z'-‘Y ________ ` 35]*-`-`-`_`£

l.'_0Nl CENT per word each 'in-

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

..*M. 8. ACORN is Guardian re-

presentative in Bouris and will be pleased to receive items ol news,ad- vertising or subscriptions

. ._*F|sH|Ni`a.- The Fortune 'usher

men report some very large catches of codflsh. Lobster ilshing ig quite good.-F. _

..*TEA PARTY.-The date of the tea party at St. Charles Station, has been changed to Thursday July 20.

590-tl-28M1i.

~..°NOTlCE-All stores at St. Pe- ter‘s will be closed on Saturday, July lst. They will open for the evening from six till ten.

583-6-28-M31.

..*wE THE UNDERBIGNED mer-

chants of Montague agree to close our respective stores, Saturday, Dominion Day, July lst. But will remain open Friday evening, June 30. McLeod'~& McGregor, D. J. McLean, M. F. Mc- Donald, Poole & Thompson, Ives and Murdock 572-6-28E2iMi1.

..*6LENFANNiNG.- The annual

school meeting of Glenfannlng School District was held on Tuesday the 20th inst., Mr. Patrick Fogarty was ap- pointed Trustee in place of Mr. James R. Cavanagh, retired. Thirty dollars ii month was voted to supplement the teachers salary, anincrease of five dollars over last year‘s vote. A sum sutllclent was voted for whitewashing the schoolhouse and outbuildlngs and for painting anew the eave finish. The vote for janitor was increased and it was resolved that the Trustees make a determine effort to secure a. more regular attendance of pupils and en- force the law against those who ne- glect to send their children to school after due notice.-= Miss Mamie Mc- Gilvary is visiting friends in George- town. Miss Millie Cavanagh has re- turned from visiting relatives nt Mit- chell River. Mr. Peter McGilvary has returned from s. brief visit to Montreal.-&. _

..*8UCCE88FUL |SLANDER.- A

letter recently received from Mr. Alex- ander J. McGilvary by his father Alex. A. McGilvary, Glenfanning, conveyed

'-1 _______ _ _ .~ __ _ - .

was engaged in tuuliing cheese on his own account when he received his present appointment. Mr. McGilvary is not yet thirty years of age and the success to which he has attained in his profession. goes to show what energy. ability and honest endeavor are capable of accomplishing.-&.

ll$'I'EIl-ii PEISOIIILS

..*Mr. and Mrs. Hokomt of New

York has arrived in Bay Fortune and intends spending a few weeks here.- F.

..Mr. John Webster and Mr. How-

ard Craswell ef Cardigan are spend-

F rt th st

ing a few days in o une e gue s of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Burke.--F.

..*.Mrs. G. H. Beer of Charlotte-

town is spending a few days with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Towns- hend, Rollo Bay.-F.

HEAL SKIN TROUBLES

That Itch,

' Biun and _ Disiiéure

By Using

Curicoin

The Soap to cleanse and purify, t c Ointment to soothe and heal; no other

treatment so effective. Sample Each Free by Mail With 32-p. Skin Book. Address post-

card, Cutlcura, Dept. 3M, Boston, lJ.S.A.". Sold throughout the world.

,,____.___.___.._..’_..__-

the pleasing intelligence that Mr. Mc- Gilvary junior had been appointed Cheese Inspector for the Province of New Brunswick on June the lst. with

Gilvary received through his long and successful record ns a cheesemaker and not through any political influen- lt li ol k

vary learned the trade of cheesems- king with Mr. Angus McLellan who was one of the most successful cheese- mnkers on the island. After sever- al years in the province he went to New Brunswick about twelve years ago where he obtained a position with the Maritime Dalrying Company on the recommendation of Mr. Morrow Cheese Inspector for P. E. Island and remained in their employ ever since. Last winter he purchased one of the largest of the Compnny’s factories at the Head of Millstrenm, N. B., and

The Magdalen islands S. S. Co. Lid

The S. S. Amelia carrying H. M.

mails, passengers and freight leaves Picton every Monday and Thursday af- ter arrival ot morning express from Halifax. for the Magdalen Islands call- ing, going and coming at Souris.

CHA8. W. NEB, Agent, Picton.

W. H. Btarrstt, Manager; Amherst. ‘ Harbor, . I.

IB2-il-3Mtl.Dec.2iitla _ ' `

Commending Wednesday, June 7th.

the B. S. i-IALIFAX will sail from Charlottetown for BOSTON via HAW- KEBBURY and HALIFAX at 7 a. m..

and every Wednesday at the same time thereafter. For further informs

tion apply to.

JA8. CARRAGHER,

Agent. . .

Charlottetown, P.E.l.

9855-5-20Mtf.

Semple, Travellers Rest, Monday ' Bedeque, at noon; thence to Alex.

ept.

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0'Le\r¥ Albert

Bummersidg Arr Port Hill ‘

Oli

'riruini _

_ vSn~9 Sain?

. 097'? $5353

Dept _

before. _

The ACADIAN is sired by

Gwennie(2.22;4) Melva (2.23).

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g '|»_t_ .A ._ ltill "$.50,-._1g _

2". ;~,-»»;=;;- _ 3 _.,__Q_._

» 10.80 _- .;lioai!¢\l° - » --ng. '-‘»“»'- 1 Princeilfilnd dam Mau W--_ ~ °'l` °lil‘¢> 4195- _ __ _ -

' ‘ The above route will' be-" _ tinued _throii hoist- theseason, health

`i “ , ‘-first. 1 »

“L Aiiruisa

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of on including Merrill. (2-10%). i

of 14-3 by cm. win... 19. 1 '

and weather permitting Mares at'

SUNDAY' _'Z

1 2 THE ACADIAN 5so39

_ g-_gg ~_ i-:NitoLMi-_:Nr No. io

_ The Standard Bred and Registered Horse the ACADIAN, 58039 will make the season of 1916 as follows :-Leave the stables of W. T.

May ist for Leonard Schurman's Anderson’s» Fernwood, over night.

(Tuesday May 2) to Wm. Noonan's, Albany, noon, thence to ].W. How-

att's, Cape Traverse, over night. (Wednesday May 3) to Jabez Lea's.

Victoria, at noon; thence at or near I. Bradley’s, Kelly's _Cross, over night

Thursday May 4th) to George Deacon’s, North _Wiltshire,_ at noon; t(i1ence to Watson Smith's, W eatleé River, over night. (Friday May th) to Frank Andrews- New lasgow, at noon ; thence to games tewart’s, Bay View, over night. (Saturday May 6th) to David ole’s,

- Clifton,.at noon' thence to the stables of W. T. Scmple, Tra_veller's Rest,

where he will remain until Monday, May 15th, when he will proceed as

Sabi t . 2 2 (2.24;/), sir oi Malfelnl z.2§)97Sabieton iii by Siible

' .8 ` f ,'ldi Tdd Bea 2.';Lauretta “lfl.'§°»i’,8§§3 grill.; i5i§.2. ?§`..k“»2§‘. ‘i§.n§ iti’tti...'i.‘_f2.., wot... AS67 (221554) sire of 93 includinslxed Kolel, (2.o79‘). Uldh (?»°3*g. and the dams oi' iio including ervo (2.<_>6%)» Solana Boy (2.07 . Guy Wilkes is by Geo. Wilkes 519 (2.22), sire of 83 and the dams of

The* ACADIA S dam is Nellie Bird 1_3' Nelson, 42? (2.o__p_?, sire er s ay

Lady elson (2.14 ), mund

`(2.i6l_t,), The daughters oi’ _Nelsrgn have 'produ_‘2ed,t_hirt;; in the S_ta_|_\- :.‘-s“"‘:~ ’l°‘”“l° “Y ‘Surf ‘;°l;-sz R;-sz ,1s';t.: .';";:::. :.5 S 1 VC._l` 051” e 5 s v " f the'd2t:n'§ diethreei “T051 Rolfe is by Aratus. A_CADlA§i'S 'dll ` ia' Ma Queen by Early. B_ird (2.`lo sire o s_x inc u in ry Biliii ]’r.' (2lii}4), Hylie Bird 2.1256)-..2darly.Bird is by _lay__B5rd sire

"eeti’s darn is Juanita by M8!

owner’s rii » _

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headquarters at Sussex. As this is, s. Government appointment which Mr.|

ces, spen s v umns for his s ill in: his chosen profession. Mr. McGil-

Free

\ Ellis Pharmacy Ltd.,

Montague,is giving away to their customers _a

Tooth Brush worth 25c

with each purchase of

1 ooth {Paste or Powder. This offer will hold good

until July 10th when we .

will change our ad.

Ellis Pharmacy, Ltd.

Montague, P. E. I.

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I! .

All W o'rnV’e~_n e}¢ a" corrective, occasionally._t0righ_t a _disordered stomach. 'il whlcha:_tl;_e capse “much _sick

ness ee ess - Stuck r e stqnsch _ » troubles is assiaired by promp y takiffg a dose _or two of 1

BBGGIIZII1 5 I.°t'..,.“..tr.“i.;'..§‘s.;‘.°~:sl2.s.i“°””...."f...“'°“. ..'s.**'°....' 1 These anions pills are vegetable in composition-thereforey. hdllll “

leave no disapeeable after-eiiecta and are not habit-fonnlng.

A im of seeehému run in the house is a pmieeson a time nie many annoying trouhlescansed by stomach ills, and lays tba flinindation

For Better Health 2

'Prepared nalv by Thales leaahaq, lt. Helena. husshire Baglaal. Bold evsrywbsra in Canada and U. 9. Alaasiea. in holes. B calls-

l -

Maple Leaf I Hay Carriers

_ _ _ for

Steel and Wood 2 Tracks

And a complete line of Haying Tools including

Wire and Manilla Hay Rope

Hay Forks I

_ _ . _ Grapples

_ Blocks &c, &c. We carry only the best quality goods and sell at

right prices.

Give us a call. We meet all mail order house compet

ition.

Poole & _'i_`_l_i_t_i_i_ppson, l.tr_l.

5756-zsmmtnumsi. ` » W ...B "DH

Commodore Lydard s-mn f Season 1916 ~ Enrollment No. 37..

* Champion Speed Sire oi Maritime Provinces, Sire of Bob Mac

2.13 1-4. Cham_pion Pacer of Maritime Provinces. consider. 2.05 on Mile Track, ilda S. 216, Iona Girl, 2.17 1-2, Rexlight, 2.17 1-4, Premier, 2.19, Orwell Belle 2.23 1-4, Arena Belle 2.22 1-2, Lady Commodore 2.25, Helen_G. 2.27, Commodore liipullet 2.25 Zealot 2.29 1-2, Kitchener Matinee 2.25. Nutwood second in race M. 2.20, Tom Commodore 2.24 _and 20 others Just waiting for a cha_nce to

step in the Charmed Circle, and how could they miSs as he is him- sei ~ Champipn Sire. His Sire Admiral Dewey 2.04 3-4 was a Clitarapion Sire, his Grand Sire the Great Bmgin 2.06 heads the is t ay

So Bieeders mate your Good Mares with the Great Sire. He

can he seen till further notice at his own stables Montague.

M '_ Eliis_the latter par_t of March reiuscd a handsome price

from parties in N. S. for this horse but as heis an admirer of good stock would rather keep him here for the benefit of the public.

Terms $15. for Season guaranteed return priviege.

ELLIS PHARMACY LTD.

Mti' M. CLAIR, in Charge.

P. E.

Amencan

night. Friday through Bridgetown Little Pond to D .Steele's at night. main till Monday, June 26, making

tended breeders . _

Baltic, arriving home same evening.

'two or more breeders.

TERMS.-For the season $8.oo with usual re- turn privilege, payable _by note due November

l$i2.oo to insure. Mares at ownerfs risk.- Telephone service free to intending breeders. _ - _ _ . _

_ _ . _ _ _ t ' ” - ~ ‘ For iiirther particulars -see hand bills later, orapply to _ ,

_ ‘r ‘ ,ax.¢ 7. _= »__ _ ' . ' '

if r 1 -_=~°-~ ¥"-will l < ~~ ‘ -- 1 ~ 1 .. ‘ _ _ l '- - i Jos- H-.cuevsam l J __ H- H- ACORN.

'- *'9“"' ~ ‘ ‘ AM -LUN _ - DR. W.G. CHURCH, 0Wil¢\’ - -‘ -i , .-,- N- ‘~' ' i, ‘ -M

___p_n_ _ ____ ___.__6__ “_ ,___.,_,__.__,,. ._ T s________ _ _ _ _ In charge. __ _ - _ _ _ _ imager.

,._.,_\ rg. _ _ _i _._ ,._: i _ul ..v 'hi-ti,_. ._ ._ _._ I » _ _.___ Saud! tab' _ _ . at s -¢_._ _ I 1 .f. ..1

_ ~._~.-_~ -;sv\°i\ mm' D.” "9 _,M .-_ enussnsiimmm sais. ___; l _ ____ _ _ » . __ _ _ _ _ __ _ n

_, _ _ 700 5"' 'r"_5K_"__m' “hr -.,,»,-1.,-ff,-.=_¢~.~.=-.-.tit-.._.¢..»»-... ‘ 4 . _ *-

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“KING Win-Race Record 2291-2

l. Pure Bred Certificate No. 5 '

' Trotting Register No. 46326 `

Will make the season of 1916 as follows: "` 'A *Ill Will leave his home at the_Klondyke Stables, Souris, on Monday, june izlli and go through Red Point

:intl \Vest River to M. Murphy’s, Elmira for dinner, llicncc through North Lake, Priests Pond and the Bal- tic, arriving home samc evening. .Tuesday, through Rollo Bay to K. Lrirkins, Farmington for dinner, thence through to Wm. McKenzie’s, Cable 1-lead West, at night, Wednesday, will gn through Greenwich to St. Peter’s Bay for dinner, thence through Midgell to Geo. Hoopcrs, Marie at Night. Tliursday through Mor- ell East, and Milburn for dinner, thence through Cardigan Road and St. George’s to _lohn McLellan's at

to Mrs. Martin’s, Dundas for dinner, thcncetliroiigli Poplar Point and Saturday througli Pmy Fortune arriving home at noon, where he will rc- this route fortnightly health and weather permitting. During the week he

is at home, he may be sent to any locality within a reasonable distance at the request of two or more breed-

ers: ~

TERMS.:- The fee for King Dodds for 1916 will be $10.00 for the season, with usual return privi-

lege, payable by note, due Nov. lst. $15.00 to insure Mares at owners risk. Telephone service free to in-

'I"h¢"Puro Brnd Glydosdalo Stalllcan

. “L0l`»d Chatham” Registered No. 12882 P. E. I. Pure'Bred Certificate No. 5

_ Leaving his home at'the Klondyke Stables, Souris on Monday June 5th, thence through Red Point

_and West River toM Murphy’s, Elmira/or dinner, thence through North Lake, Priest Pond and the

Tuesday through Rollo Bay to K. Larkins, Farmington for dinner,

- ' ~ ' thence throu I1 to Wm. McKenzie's, Cable Head West, at night, Wednesday, will go through Greenwich ip

- "Ui G°°- “nik” 'Sgt' `H“mbl.°t°“'ml ml ` ' `St. Pet ' 15 for dinner, thence through Midgell to Geo. Hooper’s, Marie, at night. Thursday through

‘Morcll East and Millburn for dinner, thence through Cardigan Road and St. George's tn john McLellan’s a't night. Friday through Bridgetown to Mrs. Mariin’s, Dundzis, for dinner, thence through Popular I.‘oi\1_t and Little Pond to D. Steele's at `night.Saturday through Bay Fortune arriving home at noon; where he will- remain till Monday, ]une'l`gtli trtaking- this route fortnightly, health and _weather permitting. -During the week he is at home, he may sent to any locality within a reasonable clisl-:_i`ncei,"pt_ the reqtiestoi

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