l

l l l l

PAQ-E, FQUR

~ Lurnsr

or Am.

Most people would be benefited by the occa- sionnluseof

Na-DrI|~Co laxatives

`Oently, thoroughl , and '

_ withoutdiscomfort, they free

the system of the waste which poisons the blood and lowers the vitality. 25s. a

box, at your Druggisf’s.

National Drug and Chamisal Co.

ofcaaada. Limited. |76

' A55oRBlNE

wlnr Mann me U . PAT orr

Reduces Strsined, Puffy Ankles,

‘Tj Lymphangiiis, Poll Evil, Fistula, (pl, Bolle. Swellings; Stops Lameness _{§§T\‘ and allays pain. Heals Sores. Cuts. Bruises. Boot Chafee. lt is an ANTISEPTIC AND GERMIBIDE

I |>'or.~.i»l»rsox~'u\:s1

Docs not blister or remove the

hnirund llorse can be worked. Pleasant fo use. $2. 00a bottle, delivered. Describe your case

for sgecial instructions and Book 5 K free.

RBI . ' ' ' ‘

ADS NE, JR . anrlrrpuc luumenr for rnanlrmrire- duces Strains. Painful. Kuuued. Swollen Veins, Milk Leg. Goal. Concenrrared-only a few drops required stanapgu.

nrion. Price Sl ser boule ar dealers of delivered. \l'.l>’. Vn\l'\‘f1 I' _R Nl Lvnmns lil n..Mnnfreal_Can. L_ _ a

“The June or Ju'y Bride to

be will find something ef in- terest at l'aton's. 6-l5Mtf.

PUBl.iIC4,FUNERAL FOR' `~ ` '

MONTREAL FIREMEN.

MONTREAL, June 24-The Mon-

treal city council last night voted $1.000 to defray the expenses of a public funeral to be accorded the ,four firemen who lost their lives in ,the factory fire Sunday morning. 'The civic funeral will take place on Wednesday. The board of control also authorized the opening ofapub- llc subscription for the families of the deceased firemen, and it is under- stood this subscription will embody $5,000 as the city's contribution.

RAIN SHOWERS

ARE WELCOMED

_ls

TORONTO, June 25-The warm,

light showers which have prevailed all over Ontario during the past few days have been hailed with great sat- isfaction by fruit growers, farmers and produce dealers. The cool weath- er of the past month had given vege- tation generally a decided set-back, but there is now every prospect of general good crops, with the excep- tion of the smaller fruits. such as strawberries and raspberries.

'90 per eent of the June and

July brides intend buying their millinery at Pstons, we are after the other ten 6-lM3i

a_-_ _ _ _-f --_-_ _-_-_ _-_-_-_--- _________ ._-_____________ _ .__ .___. 1_1

GUARDIAN CLASSll"l_El) ADS

for each continuation. Call. must Twenty-live eente.

accompany order. Minimum char(

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1 _ \

AGENl`a WANTED

MALE HELP WANTED

LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE WANT-

ed. No canvassing or soliciting re- quired. Good income assured. Ad- dresss National Co-Operative Real- ty Co, V-727 Morden Building, Washington, D. C. 6-25M-ii.

i

_fl-_l‘!!!£§_!*!2Q_L_

WANTED--MAID FOR GENERAL

housework. Apllly t0 Mrs. G. A. Sharp, 288 Grafton St. 6-25M3l.

WANTED AN APPRENTICE IN

foundry, Bruce Stewart & Co.

4-26Mtf.

GOVERNMENT WANTS RAILWAY

Mall Clerks; City Mail Carriers. Ex- aminations in Charlottetown soon. $75.00 month. Many appointments coming. Write for full list of posi- tions open. Franklin Institute, Dep't, 839 E. Rochester, N. Y.

, 6-23M9ipd.

_Lost _U I

WANTED IMMEDIATELY A MAID

for general housework. Apply Mrs C. H. Black, 185 Prince St. ___________l____ ______ 6-25M3i_

WANTED A GIRL TO WORK IN

kitchen. Apply Stewart/s restaurant Queen St. _ __”v_k___§_-26M3ipd.

WANTED-A COOK BY AUGUST

lst. Good references required. Ap- ply to Mrs. A. A. Bartlett, 175 Fitzroy Street. 6--19M6ipd

WANTED-MAID FOR GENERAL

housework. Good wages and no washing. Apply to Mrs. Bruce Ste-

wart, 14 Water St. 6-19Mtf. wAN'r.~:n .ir ozvcn K1roHnN`éIi1`ii. _Q“_¢E‘1_E2*°;;;';_‘L‘13M£f WANTED-A NURSE GIRL. APPLY _Aat_~§4 Pownal street. 5-30Mtf. emi. WANTED. APTY ATT?- rell Hotel. 5-30Mtf. WANTED AT FALCONWOOD ONE laundry maid. 2 women cooks. Ap- ply to Dr. Goodwill. 4-8Mtf. FOR SAIJE 3 PAIRS OTTERS;

Limited quantity ranch raised mink, red cross and blue foxes. T. G. Ives. Montague. 5-21MEtf.

WANTED 1ST JULY FOR MRS. Bayfield a house, parlor-maid who understands waiting at table. No washing. Wages $12 per month. Apply to Miss Peters, 6 Brighton

‘ Road, Charlottetown. 6-6MEtf.

I

,_____'1’L§ⅇL__

DO NOT FORGET THE BIG AUC-

tion saie at Cameron's all day Friday,_Jun_e__27. 6-26M2i.

50 BUSHEL SEED BUCKWHEAT

for sale, silver hollow. Layton Mc-

_Cab_e, Aleirnndra. 6-Z5M1wk. FOR SALE~1SLANB RED FOXES,

ranch bred. Apply to Fred Teed, Rnnkin’s Drugstore, or Vernon Burke, Gates' Mill. 6-Z5M3ipd. FOR SALE, A SECOND HAND ROW

boat built of cedar and recently thoroughly repaired and painted. Apply to l’. O. Box 526 Charlotte- town. 6-25M1ii.

FOXE-‘Z FOR SALE.-LIMITED

number nice Patches. If interested, inquire quickly. Address:-Foxes, P.\ fl. Box 364, St. John, N. B. __ ___ _,________ §;2_1YLIlWl<- FOR SALE FOXES, FOXES, BLACK.

and silver foxes; patched and cross foxes, and good red foxes. P. W. A. Co., Box 223, Portage la Prairie.

6--20M2wks.

l tween Prince and Queen, fountain ` pen. Reward at 126 Pownal St.

LOST BETWEEN QUEEN HOTEL

and Inkermann, parcel containing books and papers. Will finder kindly return to Charlottetown Light and Powcr_Co_ 5-_2_5m3l LOST YESTERDAY ON KENT, BE-»

6-25M3ipd.

l _ ~

MISCELLANEOUS _ 3

FOR SERVICE-THE HOLSTEIN

Bull "Brownie" at $1.00. Kentford L. Waite, Wilmot Valley. _*___ 6-2_5_M3i-pd. I-lERE’S POSITION FOR YOU!!!

Wages. Room, Board, Railroad Ticket, Also chance to earn Elegant Bflfbef S1101? by -"54 Co-operative PI`0ll0Sitl0nS” Catalogues. Hall's Barber College Corporation, 814 Washington St., Boston, Mass.

6-24-M7ipd.

TEACHER: WAN l`i'.u

WANTED AN EXPERIENCED FIRST

or second class teacher for Hamp- ton School. Supplement S57-.00. Ap- ply W. A. McQuarrie, Sec'y.

6-26Mtf.

TEACHER WANTED-A MALE TEA-

cher, (second class preferred) for St. Margarets School. Supplement $25. Apllly to R. D. McDonald, Sec'y St. Margarct’s, P. 0, ' _ 6-25M4i. TEACHER WANTED FOR GRAN-

ville School, male, tlrst or second class. Supplement $75. Ray Mor- _Lis,_Secr@‘y. 6-_25ll/l6ipd. TEACHER WANTED FOR SOUTH

Milton School No. 100. Supplement $30. Apply to T. A. Rodd, Winsloc Station. _ __ 6-25M3ipd.

TEACHER WANTED. A MALE TEA-

chcr for Darnley District No 101, midsummcr vacation. Supplement $60.00. Apply to George B. McNutt, __ _SgVc_y._A'llrstees. 6~20M1wk WANTED.-MALE TEACHER FOR

Lower Montague School. Supple- ment S50. S. B. Aitken, Secretary. _ ______V 6-25ME3i.' SECOND CLASS TEACHER WANT- ed for Mt. Buchanan School. $25 supplement. N. McLeod, Secretary. >__r__ §§6lVlE2ipd. TEACHER WANTED FOR MARSH-

field School. First of second class. Supplement $35. L. H. D. Foster, Secy. 6-24MEtf.

FOR SALE-DWELLING HOUSE

No. 196 Richmond St., at present occupied by Mr. Walter S. Grant. Possession given lst December ai. Apply to McLeod & Bentley. _ ,___ L_-- _“__ _ L4-2_i_M§&

FOR SALE-ALASKA BLUE FOXEB

delivered now or future dates. Breeders-or pups and guaranteed to reach you in good condition. Lim- lted supply. Write or wire. G. C.

_*Lewis,_§ackvi1le, N. B. 5-l9Mtf. FOR SALE NATIONAL CASH REG-

ister, vary up-to-date, also large safe and desk, one larg0 il88~ AP- ply 162 Queen St. 5-10MU-

FOR SALE-GUARANTEED CROSS and red ranched foxes at reasonable prices. I.. H. D. Foster, MarshBeld_ Phone Dunstaffnage. 6‘16M26i

FARM FOR SALE-110 ACRES, ONE

,mile from Souris_ Good dwelling house, hir outbufldfngs. 100 acres cleared, well fenced, good state of cultivation. Sold with or without growing crop. Apply to Gaudet & Hansard, Solicitors, etc., Char- lottetown, or to B. Creamer at Sonris. S-21M1mo.

'JERSEY BULL FOR SALE PURE

Bt. Lambert, excellent type from rich persistent miiker. At reason- able price, for quick sale. George

I

T0 LET

'ro LET, co'r'rAGn ‘Fon ONE 'rwo

or three months, containing five apartments, on lower and two on upper flat, coach house and stab- ling, double seated. phaeton, pas- ture, and wood supplied. Use of 8 or ten hens and some furniture. Bl miles northeast of Alberton, } mile from surf, and ll from inside bathing good trout fishing, Must be taken by 5th July. James Larkin-

son, Alberton_ 6-25M3ipd

______lAi‘ ED ____

WANTED T0 RENT FOR SUMMER

months, piano. Apply here.

_ W __* 6-Zlilvlzipd.

IIDII

furnished by W S.

Men like to rise in the world, but

there are 'different kinds of elevation One is that which money gives Then, there is elevation which comes through social recognition But true elevation is of character and worth It can be obtained onlylby being dill gent We are not to wait\ idly for promotion, but are, to be busy at our lowlisr duty till the larger is ready for u Because Moses could not spend his time in idleness, but was faithful as a shepherd; and when God wanted him, he found him at his work Jesus found Peter, James, and John fishing. The way to make sure of being wanted for a greater work is to do well your plainer work Dill gence makes men ready to go up higher. Do well today's work, how.- ever lowly; perhaps tomorrow. God will have something larger for you. Longfellow has writtenz-

LWICII

The heights by great men reached

and kept

Were not attained by sudden flight:

But they, while their companions slept, - Were toilingupward in the night.

MOVES TO CHARLOTTE/I‘OWN. '

(From Yesterday’s Evening Guardian) 'Tis said that silence is golden, at

this time the writer would declare it almost criminal, in as much as a few \vords from some one may, in a small measure, remove the strain of cruel silence, and black ingratitude from this whole community. For what? When a. few weeks ago, our most respected and leading citizen departed from the scene, of his childhood, his boyhood, his manhood, it may have been his wish, prompted by his hum- ility so. well known to everyone, that he should depart quietly and without demonstration,, for -certain the writer heard of his removal only the night previously, and Mr. John Bradley, the leading spirit, the prime mover in every demonstration to honor oth- ers whom he considered worthy of honor, the very soul so to speak. of Kelly’s Cross, for the past forty or more years, was allowed to go. (might we say?) "unwept, unhouored and unsung." _ '

Edmund Burke once deplored the

passing of the age of Chivalry, and if he lived in this community he sould perforce be compelled to re- gret the departure of gratitude and appreciation of genuine worth. But this is only apparent. If any young man of this parish reflected credit on his parents or his native place, the sublect of this article was_the man to plan 3, public appreciation of his endeavors. In fact no one else seemed to be alive to the need of such public approval, almost laugh at such dis- plays. But is is most profitable that such little displays as these in honoring moral worth and earnest endeavor on the part of our cltl'/.cus in the past may have been e. grand stimulus for others to follow in the same lines. Suffice to say, that this parish has produced along list of prominent 'men in every walk of life and in various parts of tha world. all of whom in their day, received honor and encouragement, publicly and privately from Mr. Bradley. These young men are not today pre- sent to reciprocate that honor given them, and it can easily be accounted for why Mr. Bradley received no such public honor. But, believe me dear reader, asl said before this dearth of gratitude is but apparent, and every rnan, woman, and child in this community regrets, with a most gen- uine regret the departure of our dear friend from_ the spot on earth most dear to him and us. There must _ be some truth in the saying that the “poet is not honored in his own country’-’ for certainly John Bradley is a poet of no mean order, and we hope to ses his inimitable funny and otherwise poems collated in book form at no distant date. Since Char lottetown is henceforth to have the honor of having Mr. Bradley as a resident, and we must »make the best of it without him, let us hope that he may live long and ‘happily,and think of us all occasionally, includ- ing,-M. A. S.

' Great sale of fine white walsts

-the best waist sale seen in Charlottetown since our ow last sale of the same sort. makers overstock-all kinds QA walsts-worth to $3.00 een ol offered at$I.25 each Mooreh- MoLeod. 6-25M &

“lf you l1aven’t seen Pstons

wash goods you have yet to see the best. Patons 6-l3Mtf.

"We'are showing a vary une line of

smmner shirts in nsgligee with starched cuffs or soft double cuffs. Some of these have collars to match and some collars and ties. All the Dlain shades, as well as hundreds of patterns. Regular, ‘$1.00, 81,25. to $2.00 at Z5 per cent. od. Bruce's.

6-21Mtf.

Watches Wants

Today

WANTED, A CARRIAGE HORSE,

Must be sound, quiet and trnctable, G. Ives, Montague, 6-z5ME3|

WANTED-AT THE CHARLOTTE-

town Club, an assistant steward. Apply in person to D. A. McKin- rLon,__§ecretary. _ 6-24M1w. FOX BOARDERS WANTED-THE

Massachusetts Silver Black lhox Company are bu lding n number of additional pens to their ranch on the Mount Edward Road and are tn s position to accept a few boardére on moderate tems. For particu-

L. Hallam, Hnxeldean Farm, Springfield. ' I-llllfipd.

iars apply to J. rl. tllcitendrtek,

ln all our long experience ln the

jewelry business we have given

watches, their ffuallty. care and comparative va ues, a close and

searching study and tive you the benefit 0 this resoarc when you

bu%vonr watch here.

it °3‘l..;'iZ3 ’§.2iZ‘$2¢2”$fl&‘.

es

:nd quality ;:on'sidt;r;rllé that yon can secure a any . s are

I showing a nice lfneof women’s.

mean and boys' watcher that you

W.‘N. _Tamron _

ash

for every E-T:il'.\_1rduy issue.

Potatoes _

Beets, p_er doz.

Lard, per lb.

fleet (small) per lb.

Beef (quarter) per lb.

Bork

Lamb, per lb. (small)

Fowl

Mutton Butter

25 12

14 to 16 8 to'16 5} to 9 to 10§ 10 to 14 9 to 13 8.to 12

24 to 20

Eggs, per doz . _ 26 Oats ` 40 to 42 Hay (Pressed) $12 to $14 Hay (Loose) $12 to S18 Pork _ 'Il to 91

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Silllllll MEETINGS ]`

PISQUID WEST. _

(From Yesterday’s Evening Guardian) Trustees Charles Ostrich and 'J os-

eph McDonald. Secretary, Robt. Craig. Supplement $15. Auto unani- mously against.

gi

_, to

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-°‘ _

Sealed Tenders, addressed .to the

Postmaster' General, will bo received at Ottawa until Noon, on Friday, the 8th August 1913 _ for thc conveyance of l-its Maiesty’s Mails, on a proposed Contract for four years, six ltimes per week over lRural route. No . 2 from Bonshaw Prince Edward Island from the /'Postmaster General’s pleas-` ure.

Printed notices containing further information as to conditions 0| PTO- possd Contract may lbc- seen and blank forms of Tender may be ob- tained at the, Post Offices of Bon- shnw, Riverdale, Churchill,.and at the officeof the Post Oilice Inspector.

_JOHN F. WHEAR.

' ` Post tilificelnspeci’-or.

Post Office Inspector’s Olice. -_

0h'T0wn, June 26th', '. 1913. ar

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. f1<.f5_..\_.

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4 ‘ - _

MAIL CONTRACT

:_ _ .

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the o mas er . ceived at Ottawa until Noon, on l‘If day, the sth August 1918 for the conveyance of His Majssty's Mails, on n proposed Contract for 'lour years. six times per vmeh, over Ru- ral Mail Route No. 8 from Bnnaner- side, Prince Edward Island, from the

October, next

` ines is right here. 6-Igtllf yi T0 Sneak “ser” '£”“2:°:;:..~‘:::.":.i 1: _I » __

"I V i I

Y

mill. container is* °. fs.: .ls-=

Have made preparations

-¢w~~

Wearing App

Mens $20 Navy Serge, _ Suits $16 50 P

9 _o _ - 0 ,_

Men’s navy blue suits made ofjgocd quality _ »

all wool ser ge that will ‘not readily become shiny The coats come in single or double breasted models and have “Bm-tell” patent pockets which prevents any sagging in the front. They are well ‘ tailored throughout' and finished with thegreat~ est care. Sizes 33 to 44. Regular]/alue‘ $20.00

for l6.‘50 _ e -

Menfs English Tweed Suits, brown. greys,

' b;u;5sh‘greys= and asst. mixtures prices 80|) to

Men’s Parametta Raincoats. We iire show-

ing the largest selection ~of these, coats in the city. It would pav you well to look over our

_ rangeand prices.4.50 to I5.00.

SUMMER FLANNELS

Ze

O11

_‘ Other Cool Wear

_ When the qulcksilver jumps up to the s _“summer heat" mark just think ~ of the cool

p things to wear- at National’s _

0 Possibly you are forehanded in your buying,

' and would like to wander right now through our

store. Come along. You will see some alluring things in the airy texture which abstract the heat --the non-conducting' fabrics _for warm weather.

You know that wool is the hest non-conducb

or of heat known-cool in summer, warm in

winter. ' ' _

Fine English White _Sergey 'I-`rousers_,»tailor-

ed and finished to order, $4 and_S5- ' » - » English Taffeta. flannel shirts, $4' and $5.

White Duck Trousers, $1.25

English Twill Trousers, $2 25.

Khaki Trousers for Campers, $1.50.

Men’s Duster Coats 7

in fine lustre stirges a big assortment to select from. just the thing for horsemen, look them over,pi-ice $l.00\to $4.00.0thers from 65c to $1.50

fre

in

V in

lin

6-2`7M3i - TDGGERY S

NEW FURNITURE AT LESS "

'rr-IAN .sUo'rIoN-rs1oss.'

'Another curload _ol furniture re* iv d ton' slat Side# oar s, se s, umm s, -- tables, Bed~room tables,

tables, Extension tables, square

round. This earload lot was

before ‘the advance and will be at prices equal to auction, open

Quality furniture and general

furnishings. Paton’s.

This is the PAINT tha

Satisfaction to our Customers and Employees. tion of Merchandise has never been better

The only favor we ask of you is

iNew Lines ln

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fi., _liéiitly __ uma |_nu_~.e Paul i _i»'._.l lias Steed Tl|e,'l'e_si __

Please Shop* Early

Easy .Making Your Selegcilqn of ._llolidsyf

I ’ P ` ~

=v*0ul__1"8 Shui# ‘ v

with attached or Lounge

from Canadsis' Best .Malg`e_i's, p1it_li_L_ ;

and stripe effects, Ma.dras,fPercsle,'

phyrs, 75e, SL00. L25 to 2.00.

STRAW (HATS

Panama Boaters, ' double edge

the brim and pencil curl _'are

the favours styles, wiaebum Elini- f

low crowns being the usual l$l,00_,

i..s.oo__ ~ `

Nec‘lrwear

Tub _ties 1 are moving .very el y. in the large cities our stock

is c mplcte in this line,-neat effects

Griys and Blues particularly _

ard new affects in Brown tones

351: to 75:. ` r

sur nose

various delicate shades such as

pink, pale blue, champagne, accor- dean pleated and others, as this

e is new, it cannot _be _foretold

how they`will prove as big sellers.

Nmoiisi clothing cg...

li~0‘P~ ~

ji’ |-"l__'_ Y '-WF? _

Kilt'

f 3-\= . '_

N 'i

,.l __

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twlll"do you aiob to ' V lm'

#1

`li¢lvantag§_ Ilwlll__u,9t.oul l _ accomodate you fihsiiciall'y'?`AqI§a!lnt

,_.s 1

_ _ .1 ,, .

ll R ...".:.i‘;.°§:.:.°;::.:':.r.:“1.::.1.‘:% Palum- We have a' developing and printing Ubfe-

department hers that will give you prompt and perfect satfsfactiolrat most reasonable 'rates and besides can furnish you with anything you need in the line of photo sundries vi, supplies. You will get perfect tis- fsctfon and good results if you ‘Y this your headqlartsrs. The 'Iwo

Mace, 149 Great George Street_“`°u

~ Another very Covering capacity will cover qoo sq o her paint to do

Q

Y lt is swell known fsetihai _Psfons wash _ goods- are tht prettiest as well ss the beet -vat- iety shown in this City. .Tilt home of the new-cloth an yrai'

for home

The cost of

.Pl°v

lavlug 3

-.Paint is all you

go furthest of your home aswell as the .not put off this job. Do*lt when everyi hing is bright

you use that toilet now considered an let necessity-I-firm

It is

- Your toilet isn’t

on

tho

Manager. I G-lolfsi

115" (`}r_aft6n!Street` ' --

have

Protect and Beaullfy

Vt fy

ispriced very low al .,,,.,

have all iu_redi=nis"f5fi1`ve`ry pure

in painting uee;` Crown coats, _an we

Ol‘f"¢ SWE..

there will he sa the proper time

and, if you

s ,ns

clean quality gain:

r..lv..#i»u.~. §¢yl¢_s `

fri.

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