MAKE YOUR SELEC- TIONS HERE where ‘our jewelry stocks are the largest and most vgrled in this section. whatever it is In jewelry, wt glass, silverware, etc., fpl‘ any member of the limiiy, we can supply it to your satisfaction. Quality always at reasonable

prices.

W. W. Wellner,

103 Grafton St. Jewelers Since 186B

BAYER

Photographer 163 l Great George Street

hot water, leaving no

Washed in

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particle of solid soap

to stick to the delicate ﬁbres.

the gentle Lux suds, your

daintiest garments will remain as soft and lustrous as when new.

LEVER BROTHERS LIMITED

Tomato

Crown and Anchor

y ___-._ Keep your silken garments colourful and lovely this way

Dainty garments cannot stand the wear and tear of ordinary washing.

For such delicate fabrics as silk, crepe, georgette and lace, Lux is ideal.

The thin, satin-like Lux ﬂakes, made by our _ own exclusive process, dlsolve instantly in

Creosote Shingle Stain

For shlinqled roofs, sidlngs, etc" whether oi’ rough or dressed shing- les. A large percentage of pure linseed oil is used in the manufac- ture of these Stains. making thrrn

liarterls tails Grow

and produce I

Big llrops

A lull

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l

l) stock oi‘ Reliable

llld Dependabl, ‘"4. m

stock a; m" and more I

lQueen Street. Ma" order‘

and PM“ Orders receive i 1

Primlill attention,

Onion Sets, Shallots, c". '*°" PM. Early Seed Pota- tou. Flower an“ vu-Mbh 5"" Specialities today

ilarler’s Seell Store

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siTlililt QUUTATI ON IIALIFAX: June il-(Stock quotations furnished by Johnson

null lNllrll. illlelubl-rs of the Mou- lrcul Stock ICxchnugcL.

Iicli 'l‘eicpl1onl: 121% lirolupton . . . . . . . . .

St. Lawrence Flour . 35 Ottnwn i'o\vcr . . . . . . . . . .. X5 Cuba Cnno Sugnr . . . . . . .. 52% Pan American Pl-trollvulu . 74% American (‘n11 . . . . . . . . . .. 99%

Brazilian Fraction liowurd Smith Pill .. Hownrd Smith (Tom Spanish Itiver Preferrcli . Spanish River Com . .. Steel Company of Cnnlldu .

the most superior and durable uﬂ the Market. .

Rogers Hardware Co.,

S’ Am

THE

LIMITED Charlottetown, P. E. l.

erican Smoltinl: 8n "Milli"?

Anaconda Copper . . . . . . .. I Canadian Pacific Itullwuy 15 l! New York Central . . . . 98% Cuba (‘nu eSngur .. m Crucible Steel ....- 1-351 international Pnpcl- 4 W

Kelly pSriugficld Mex. Petroleum _ international iilor. birlrinc Press Steel Cur . . . . . . . . ..

Iteadlulz . . . . . . . ..

Southern Pacific 3" Studebaker 1117/11 Union Pacific . 135% iltuh Copper ..

ll. S. Stccl . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 95%

MONTREAL EXCHANGE

British Empire Steel lst Pill 67 Pouluuns -. . - - ~ Abitlbi . . . . . . . . . .. 66 Shnlviuiitnn . . . . ..

Lnurentillo Pulp . . . . . . . .. 100 Canadian General Idicctric Canadian Steamship C0111 11; do Pfli . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 49 Asbestos Com

Dominion Bridge

Montreal POWOI‘ 121i

Wlnlllpog ElCClflt‘.

National Breweries .. 130%. Atlantic Sugur . . . . . . . . . . . 00

Atchison . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 100%. Am. Car and Foundry .

Aln. Locomotive . . . . . . . .. 141

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193-1 Victory 1173-10 1933 Victory 105-30 ' 1922 Victory .. 1937 Vivtory 107-35 - n4 iiallk Connuorco . . . . . . . .. linnk Royal . . . . . .. 221 linnk Montreal 24S Ilunk Nova Scotiu . . . . .. Whcnt Jul," 129414. bcpt. 108%.

Doc. 101%. Corn, J11ly 81%. Sept. 77744. Doc.

I'M. Oats July 40%. Sept. 777/31. Dec. 39%.

‘Wen Street Charlottetown l

‘rofessional Cards“

lebonald & McPhee A.

. “Wmvnllld H. F. McPhee l a. A. "Pllim. Attorney. so». MN"! to Loan ﬂhlldlllﬂl Charlottetown

11

"l" and Solicitor, s4 Great mo ("was Street Pl for the Union Bank of Canada

‘almer 8r Palmer

li- J. lumen, K. c. Barrister, Ete. "Why to Loan

l" Nova Seotla Building °""'°"Ihvn\. P. r-:. 1. -~\__._¥

ilk R. McGuiganl B. A.

IRIITER. OOLICITOR. 5T6 Money to Loan

c“ Cameron llook

iffy». P. s. Illlllll

(l. Archibald

. (]_ llulo

"In uthor Laxative can replace Dr. Cald- well n Laxative Syrup Pepsla in the conﬁdence of than vlio 1m it

HERE are thousands cf health I robust young men and women w o have never in all their “V” ﬁllﬂgn an other laxative for constipation t an Dr. Caldwlelik . Laxative S rup Pnpsin. ‘heir parents were given it by their parents; tho grandparents are using i1. today. ll. is illc one lax- ative ideally suit- ell lo nil the fum- ilv, safe for the litlic ones, effec- live in grownups. so compounded that elderly eoplp, who lire con- stantly forcctlp to tnkc a laxative becnuso the intustinnl _ muscles nro weakening, linli _1ncreused dosage unnecessary. This wonder- ful constipation remedy has been used continuously for 30 years, and ovcr l0 nlillion bottles are now sold annually, the lnracst sell- ing family lnxntlve in the worldl T s cost averages but. uccnt a dose. Every druggist eclls it. and unner a guarantee to do 11s claimed or your money will be refunded.

‘ liiillions of carefully conduct/ed homes are never without. a bottle of

9n N. V. Pout Graduate School and Hospital "m" 9° lye, Ear, Nose n n and ‘throat “lim- lullding, Great George °Pl>oalte Guardian Olllee | y n Tvhnllem new. , - "Hr-Mil 1a a. m. .1 n1

Mien! lion ll

TAKE ml. (AlDWEilS _ iAXAliVE fine fiimlly remedy

SYRU

Third Generation is Using Syrup Pepsin

ANY FAMILY illAY TRY IT FREE

Thnlulandl a] [mun/a nrc rlrklrlg Ihnllrrlvcr, "Whrrr run I ﬁnd u lrluf- "wt/fly lluafirc llllll llnvonr 1n lhefumily run me when rnnllIi/mllvfi" l urge you lolfnv Lamlfl-e Syrup Prpn/l. null qfady prmlillr u film-n! ree mmpill buffir, ullﬂirlrnf for nn u rlyunle Wrile mr u-hrre lo rrnll if. lfrrn Dr. ll’. I). (fufdlllrff, ‘J3 llllflfmrfl lilliflf~ ing, Toronto, Onl. Dn if rollll

DnCsldwei|'si.uxl\l.i\'ci§yJuplie 18in, Mr. Henry liickcr, Chip lva, Om, says it is the firs’. me icino they have ever usclLnnd Mrs. M. Martin of iilaasoy. OnL. uses it. herself llnd rccoluml-nds it l0 her friends. Thcro is scnrcel a dny thnt some- one iu n family docs not need it for constipation, ﬂntulency. auto- intnxicnliou, hiiiousness, intestinal

mug, headaches, colic and cramps, 11nd to hrcnk up fevers and colds.

Dr. (_I11ldwcll'e Lllxutivo Syrup Pepeln 1s a scientifically-balanced compound of Egyptian llcnnll with pepsin and pleasant-tasting aromatics. Tho formula is on lbs package. As the gopularlty of this nuturn v _, _ xutive increases, the public discards the harsher physics like calomel, l-lnr in caudv formmaltwatcm and powders. Dr. CuldwelPe Laxative Syrup Pcpain cm tics the bowols more cleanly un without any dunner.

» about

P PEPSIN

Eastern Guardian

. JSHOP from iiolmnn's Catalog.

..°MONTAGUE—itov. D. Mc- Vicar will preach in St. Andrew's Church Montague. Sunday Julie 10th at 11 l1. 1n. and 7 p. n1.

..“E. E. PARKMAN, Optometrist will be at Harrington's Hotel, E!- don. Thursday, June 7th, from 1 liii 5 p. 1m. to examine eyes and .lt glasses. 3i

UHZARDIGAN-Rcv. Dr. J. K. ’l‘ho1npson will preach in St. An- drews Church Cardigan 011 Sunduy Junue 10th at ll u. m. and 7 p.111. 11nd nlso at Lorne Vullcy at 3 p.111.

..*KLONDYKE FOR THE FISH- ERMEN-Tllo North Shore fisher- luen lire slairkiul; 11 valuable Klon- ‘lykﬂ lllcrl: the last two weeks. Not in tile history of the lobster fishing 011 the North Shore have thc iisilcrlucn liouc so well, con- sidering catches and prices some factories arc unable owing to scar

szity fu null inability tn get help to take cure of tllc dolly catch. The farmers along sliorc who

went fishing this spring, and they lire legion luulle a lucky catch 300 cases lust week 11nd this is the round of :1 number ul factories. worth probably $8.000 Willie $20 a dayds uu nleizr-"e round for many fishermen in haib. line double that for owning their own traps. Not many fishermen’ on the North Shore own their own gear. but unother year will gee a, 3mm "lilﬂy Owning their own traps and gcnr. it means twice the price, but also the expenses. — -¢o§§

011m) OF THANKS

We. the undersigned. wish to thank all our friends and neighbors for their sympathy ilhtl help iilill Illa")! deeds oi‘ kindness during the sickness and following the delﬂlh of our beloved wife and mother, also for the manyheautiful flowers sent to the funeral.

Hiram Nlsblt and Family (Summerside and St. John, N. 5.,‘ papers please copy.) . 1166972541 ——:-<-o¢~—--- THE REAL QUESTION.

\\'ife—Do you know that baron‘! l(l.‘<iSCll me for six weeks?

Prof. (who is absent-minded)- Gouli heavens, who hnve I been ill-using then? {ca-i-

ziA snfc 11nd sure medicine for a cllllll . troublcli with worms is iliotlicr

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN "

YOU

Graves Worm Extermina-

tor. ‘ CROP ' i REPORT l ______ i

Below will be found 11 brief syn-l _0psi.~l of telegraphic reports re- cl-ivlli nt the lloull Oflice of they Iiuuk of Montreal from its branch-i es. The branch managers have; complete in nil sections of the dis-i tricts shown. The map overleaf in-i llicules the approximate extent off the districts luentionell. l . . . . . . .. .GENERAI. licllvy ruins have greatly im-l lprnvell crowing crops throughout!

lthc Prairie Provinces; seeding hasi ,

_bee;1 practically completed under: lgood conditions. The general out-i ‘look is favourable. In Quebec ploughing has 110t yet been cou1~ piotl-ll, but llespito the backward spring. crops that have been sown are in ilenlthy condition. In On- tllrio rain lias retarded seeding. 'i‘l1c season is fully two weeks lute but vegetation is recovering from the setback. in the Maritime Pro- vinces conditions are still unfav- ourable and little seeding has been done. Fruit trees have win- tere-l well. in British (loiuulbia. prospects are good for nil crops except potatoes 11nd small fruits. Details are as follows:-

Prairie Provinces

EDMONTON DISTRICT; UVUI‘ week-end 1% in. rain foil. tho heaviest in two years. Scclllnl: about completed. Outlook promise lug. CALGARY DISTRICT; with exception of from Brooks eastward district bus benefited frolu llcuvy ruins. Seeding practically ﬁnished. Pasture much improved. (‘lcncrlll outlook favourable. wheat well above ground. LETHBRIDGE DIS- TRICT‘: moisture conditions l-rood. whcllt well above ground. I30 pcr cent coarse grains seeded, hay null

range grass in good condition. prospects favourable. SASKA‘ TOON DISTRICT; wheat seeding

colupleted under fuvonrubll: cou- dltioml. Seeding other grnins will be finished in ten days. Fnrlners have land well workcd. Acreage slightly larger than inst your. most districts had rain during past few days. Prospects good. pastures in fair condition. ItEGINA DISTRICT wheat needing compllatcll under favourable conditions. Soeliinl; coarse grains will be finished in ten days. Weather bus been dry, but moisture sufficient for germination. and situation i111‘ proved by general rains. Prospects satisfactory. WINNIPEG DIS- TRICT; wheat seeding completed. grain i11 many places showinﬁ Well above ground. seeding coarse grains near completion, ample uloisture and good growing weath- er. Y'all rye promising crop anll to the routh now in shot blade.

Province of Quebec

Ploughing has not been comple- ted in some districts owing to the wetness of’ the low lands. Seeding is being done as rapidly as pos alble. and crops are in. though backward. are in a healthy con~ ditioll. With warm weather growth iillDlll-l be rapid. meadows and pas- turaigo nre shelving up well.

Province of Ontario ' Abundance of r1111 throughout the Provirce hlls retnrlleli seeding somewhat. Lute frosts reported In soul-l sections. lull no sl-rioun llam-

age hns been done. Wheat glvcll goo-i lroluisl- with lilll‘ llcrlvailo.

HE Trade-mark “ Holmes 8c Edwards” on silvcrplatc stamps it at once as llavlng unusual merits.

Its gleaming hand-burnished lustre alone pro- claims its supcrlativcly rich quality. Exquisite too, in their charm and simplicity arc the iacinating patterns-putts rns whose exciusivcncss is appealing in itself.

But crowning all these merits “Holmes 8: Edwards” offers tenacious, life-long utility and joy because pure silver is generously used in making 1t.

Your jeweler will be interested in explaining t0 you, the two superior qualities in “Holmes 8c Edwards”- “SILVER INLAID" and “SUPER PLATE” — both protected at the

wear points.

llfanufaclurcd exclusively in Canada by

THE STANDARD SILVER CO. a of TORONTO, LIMITED

Jamestown

uoLlvlEssEow

SI LVERPLATE

Eofecfed Where lire Wear Comes’

sumptuous fable appolnimcrlfs. sucll as Flower Baskets. Casseroles, Pie Plcfcx, Cake Baskets and Bread Trays curl be obtained from your jewclicr. llVc par- ticularly suggcsf Illa! you nofe flxc maicll- less hcaufy of lllc famous "Xilfunl" (IC- sign us shown llcrc. ~

‘if, Vpronlis-tlsitovbiilil-“flvlirnge l l-rol». with clover :1 good crop. Al». unliunl-l: of pzlsturngl- is zluticipn- loll. i'l‘()\\'lll of lzltl- has lll‘l"ll rllpill and conditions still unfavourable. lines l-xcl-pt potatoes null snlnil and vegetation is recovering tilc little seeding done as yet though fruits. \Vcl1li1er condllinns favour. .~'"l|)llilI l-nusoli by tho cold spring. planting of potatoes now in pro- abio with ulnpil» moisture. Except Condilions generally are slltisizlc~ no». r‘rnit trees wiutorcli well. in Ashcroft and illlvrrllt Dislrivls ll‘l'\'. illiill‘ iPCP-H now in bllll. seeding is compiotcll. I11 tile Okana

.. ("Vyﬂlikl-r r135?‘ and indicate. largo cropl-l,

T‘ Maritime Ploﬁnoié"”’_

:2’

wiutl

.1- npplles spociniiy. llouvy rpngl: and

{season two or three weeks lntc

Prospects good for crops lil all

pzlsluruge are above aver-ago, l-x- .

\'l‘lli in Lowol- (‘zlrlilou and Nicola 3

Valli-j; \\'ll(‘l‘(‘ ruin is hudiy ueclllvll. '

Grn. iloppcr pizlzllo fcurcll in Nic-

olu llistricl ______ _ ii; ~_s

. .S.:E?P

The fresh crispness of Sugar

Crisp Corn Flakes will make .. an appeal to that jaded

appetite. You’ll enjoy the

new zestful flavor. 12c. a

package.

At Your Grocer’:

Canadian Postum Cereal Co., Limited Head Office: Toronto Factoryé Windsor

or

[ll/I A Iﬁ/ ‘If/II/AI/‘I/l 1 cflla/leifzll/J/ulzl

Deliciously Sweet and Crisp i

mo: m CANADA 5’ q ‘u;