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This is what the Gem

Ice Cream Freezer will give you.This well known freezer comprises all the

which has made good for a Quarter Of 21C€HU\‘Y. 0118

that has won its way into the hearts of housekeepers byiservice that satisfies, backed by quality and en-

durance.

The Gem Freezer Leads Them All

Inspect the many different kinds of Ice Cream

Freezers in the market, and you will see at a glance that the Gem towers above the rest. The Gem is constructed of English Cypress strongly put together with electric welded hoops, which add extra life to a freezer. The top and gears are very strongly built, and work very easily. A child can operate it. Call in and look this freezer over before purchasing. You will be pleased with it. _

In stock, 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 10 & 12 Quart Sizes.

Delicious Ice Cream

latest features in Manu# facture. When you buy the Gem you, get a freezer

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The Connaught Proposition is Safe, Sane and 'Sound

_The proposition put forward by the Connaught

Pedigrecd Black Foxes, Ltd., is one that will interest particularly all careful investors.

Besides being an unusually strong and profitable

black _fox proposition the Companv will engage in rais- ing mink, fisher, marten and skunk.

_ There are tifteen pairs of Connaught Foxes, capital- ized at $l5,000 the pair, ranching at cost in an up-to- date ranch,_expert ranch superintendent and advisory board. Write for a copy of the Connaught prospectus

Connaught Pedigreed Black Foxes, Ltd.

Phone 484 Cameron Block Box 54

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...Mr FRANK ,.1,Ar,l‘ER'l‘Y is Guardm Agent in Bnmmerlido

--THE MORNING D,AlLY Guardian

can be obtained ~g,,t I,.qiiisrty’l Tonsor- al Parlors, Bummaxilde.

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-"R. T. HOLMQN LTD.. are no;

= buying Wool, and are paying th* 5 highest market prices. Write the , lor prices " 808545-28M3i

-The closing of Miss Gai-man’s

Dancing _-icaklemy, Bunimorsidstakes place on l~`riday, June 26tl5 with a promeiiiide and reception. The chap- crons will be Mrs. (Mayor) A. C. Saunders, Mrs. (llr.) A. .»\. McLellan, Mrs (‘liarles Ii. Rogers, Mrs. W. K. Mcllougan, Mrs. R. B. Richardson. The ushers, Messrs Graham llogers, Stanley McKay, George M. Muttnrt, llcgiiiald lillis. 130.

l -l'IXAMlNATIONS.-The standing of the pupils in the North Bodeque school lrr May, ivas:-tlrade, VII-1, Jennie Mni'Murd-o, 2, Jesse Bsrwise. Grndn VI-l, Frank Bo\\'ni;Bs, Z, Mil- dred Ftiivcrt. Grade IV-1, Myrtle t-ltavert, 2, Maria Stavert. Grade IlI~1, Iiviiu Iiowiiess, 2, Stanley Htnvcrt. Grade II-1, Esther Crozier, 2, llnrold lil-errill. (lrndc I-(Senior) I, liillinn Stavcrt, 2. llamprlan l\'l.,.o- Lean. (Junior) 1, Im Crozier, 2,) Eddie Ai-seiiault.

I -LADIES ()lfANtll§ LOllGE.-0i~- gaiiiizerl ml Friday night ,_ nuiirlroi' ol ilio ireiuoers of lizidy Wallace Lodge drove out to Lot 48 and assisted in cstablisliing iuiotlicr branch of tili- Orungc 'l'rc.e in good soil nt Mermaid. After speiidiiig some time in u very pleasant way and going through with routine iiusiness of the Lodge the lollouing ollicors were clectcd and in- 'stiillc-l‘-Mrs llcorge Munn--Worthy

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W . ’-,\.Il,`f‘,,lf‘ w,,,_ L1r\,rI',l,lE:i2hc,.,,’n{’,g},l,:,l;_ for ii quarter, and they are the best

lain, Mrs. Milli-c Mcl.eod, Recording |S_r.i~rty; Mrs. Lillian Dixon; l<'inan~ 'cial Secretary; Mrs. John McDonald, ,Treus\1i'er; Mrs. Jus. Mclieod, Direc- tor of t`ei'cm0nies; Mrs. Ldilie Munn, -|.ec.urei'; lit-,V. Wm, l\'icEnCherl‘», Gunf- Iiuu.-, in-S. l". 1'. nnyre, First com- l...itm»; ins.. Adel Mciionaid, seeomi ,<_‘omnmiee; iiev. -i. it, Munn. Inside ,fiom-iiiiiii; nov. Geo. S. Munn. Out- side Guardian.

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Sussex.

I was cured cl Acute Rhaiimstilm

‘by MINARD'S LINAMENT, Markham, ont. G. s. BILLING.

_ I was cured .ot Rheumatic Gout. by

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n I was cured ol Acute Brouchitil by' - MINAltD'B LINANIENT.

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Good Plumbing Means , a Happy Home

A healthy home insures liefiltliy inmates. There's nothing so dangerous to the liouseliold as poor plumbing. `

'l`liere's no excuse for having poor plumbing in your _

home when at inoderate cost our knowledge, skill and ` experience are at your disposal. ,

We’ll do the work riglit_ to stay. First cost is last .

cost with our plumbing. Let’s get together. l

Fred H. Trainor 1

80 Grafton Street

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The Founders oi the Dominion

Every one sliouldwpossess the FAMOUS PICTUR E ‘"'°“H'*° MP- 01”” 0104-30- A me'

the FA'l"l-IERS of CONFEDERATION including

Sir John S. MacDonald Sir Charles Tuppcr

Hon. E. Palmer U Hon. E. Whelan

Hon. G. Coles lion. J. H. Haviland Hon. Lt. Col. J. H. Gay Hon. A. A. MacDonald

Hon. W. H. Pope

It is of historic interest and is becoming more valuable every

year.

'l`he Guardian has been fortunate in obtaining the ri hts

this picture and will distribute a limited number to its readers exchange for the following coupon and 25 cents to cover expe It is worth six times this amount. Early application is esse

its tlgeddcniand is already great and the number available stri imi e .

uses ntial ctly

To the Charlottetown -Guardian

Please send me..................copy of the

picture THE FOUNDERS 0F THE DOM- INION for whirhl enclose $............cents

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' beef and milk form comes nearer' the

"* west. 'run new was eupaiiie ici 100

of in

That the iuipi-ovcd Holstein of the

ideal tliirnl purpose cow that any other breed has long been the claim of the best hi-cedersfand the super- ' - < the

i Lust week at Victoria Mr. F.C.

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moralsud al hymns,

parents Mission

-COMMUN ION S ICRVIOE.-The

Gommuulonqf the-Lord's will :ie dispensed in the North Presbyterian Church on

July, 28th, service beginning at a. m. There will he no mn-vice in the other sections oi the congregations on that day. Preparatory service ‘on Saturday -luly 21th. at 2.30 p. ni. Rev. D. E. Hattie ol Hsmpton,.wl\i conduct this service. '

-INTENDING INVESTORS in the fox industry will do well to study carefully, the dliiereut propositions ollcring. Admittiug this axiom each will await with interest un impart- tlnl perusal of nu iruportunt French und English prospectus now _ln coursg of printing. The president oi this new company is l)i°. W. E. Willaiiuus of Mount Pleasant, u man whose fume und success in the fox business* extends far buyoiid thu narrow pro- cincts of Prince Edward Island.

3060-li-20m3i.

::l'l you are looking for something

unusually good in cigars, try 'Fuck- ctts Prclerred or Websters Clear IIB#

smokers you can buy for the money. McKinnon Drug (.6. R0xu.l_l SUNG. corner Great George and kent Sta.

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ANI) .INS'I‘I'l`U'I`ION OF SHORT- HAND AND 'l"i`PE-WRITING.

The C. B. C., closed lor the term

on the `l'_'th instant. ni ' \ ve '-'

successful and busy year, ,Owing lid the great. demand ioi' its gru.uu.it.es u large number had been given their eicamiuamions during the term, and were placed in positions. The re- peated colin for young men and women greatly reduced the attend- ance toward the latter part oi the

Hamm" ANDREW KIN ’ temi. und as only a fraction oi tha

enrolnmni. could he present at a pub- lic closing, it was dispensed gtith an the time for its preparations was de- voted to the students.

In the various departments excell-

ent work has been done. The b\"si- ness trainiiig depurtmeiit .has _turned out some excellent graduatesf while the i»ahoi~r.liand and typewriting de- partments have done splendid work under the direction of Miss Mc- ldachf-rn und Mr. McKenna. As usual iii _the tl. B. C., the most cordial re- lations have existed between the students und Stull, and this happy co»o};_'ntion has been productive ol good iesults. The tuition rates were

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1200 .of these Rdiiiatkable Values, extra

fine quality, soft finished percales and other qualities the best valuesaiiywhere at these prices.

Made with soft double and '_ starched cuff, soft col-

lar detached and no cdllar, excellent ‘hot weather sliirts. ' Splendid variety of patterns in light ef-

fects, well made I

50,751.00, 1.25, isoiip 10.3.00 ,_

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Neckwear for the ' Underwear that Particular GWB

The Mon. Silks are. the newest

spring styles, snappy ,yet distinctly re- fined, rich combinations of stripes and checks as well as diff. colored plains, in fact the most stylish fabrics of the season with all the seasons latest shapes

25, 35, 50, 75, 1.00

In Mesh, Balbribban and Merino.

These are some of our special lines thatare becoming more popular each season. They are made with long and short sleeved strap and short and long drawers and combinations with closed kruch, short and long the very thing for summer a nice cool summer under- wear. , _ _ _,

$1.00 to $3.00 per suit.

Men’s Hats in the Season’s

I Favorite Styles

The man accustomed to pay $2.00 and 3.00 for his Straw Hat ought really

to take notice of this offering the designs for the most part are conservative which suits this market, made in the English split and plain straw sailors; and motors, also a fine lot of Panamas, all sizes. ' r

_ Range from $1.00 to 8.00

Piiowsr Bros. |.'rn.`

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the sumo last year in gorinerly, and L ` ` 1' ' " ' ‘ ' ' `

‘>°;; “¢,",§~‘ ff;;'1,f°f1,°, ..,°f ,., =_f»<-»¢» a11f»-~`. to ui their r.1mma t!@n<iHIn:

lienvic mi ers -10 ` -1 E0 liooks und stritioncr Whereve ‘ - lar to strengtlien this Claim. “ish ,md whenever yr-equired LTET;-i ,' 'Sf _ ~._- , m - ' _ i-1| ,_

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f‘lurk (of Leu & Vlurk) sold two ef, and Ming “ce 1 °1~ g_ B -0 L_ D w,;0n_ Picton.” Mrs .’\. E. Dunbrack Miss Helena O`.` - 1 _ .xim- hend of high frriulc, mid one pllrc der the present. sy;:e‘i'r(i,Bt1li)eD dlegss Iii: Iifhszfxdl Dingwiell, City. ' McDonald. , bred that are lmrd to heat In any raiigvmontn are as nearly perfect ng George Binns, City. iw. sold st niibruz stores. or miuisii many ol' the special heel' l>ree<ls and can- possible fm- systematic and tho,.o_~ John Mun-ay, Clyde River. ' 7.45 p. m.- Q sddressonroesipto( price. Tul Sooim.i.Dxua Hot bf! f\DD1`<>»1<`l“`<l by any breed of ugh training At the time oi closing H016" 1ll1Fl'€I'. City- Prcsidiiig-Hoii Murdoch McKii:i~ °°:'-5‘:°“““"“°’ °"“‘*‘° ~§,,,m

:tho beginning ol! tlie present year turned into heel, was n daughter ol “Jacob Johanna" ii noted pro- ducer and show cow that sold lor $650.00 last summer und won sover- iil championships in the Canadian

lbs. 'milk per duy. The daughter was also ii heavy producer, and was considered by good judges one of the tim linnst. beef cows ever shipped from this port. She weighed l4'.l0_ and

under Zi years weighed 1050 and another just 1 year and 3 months, thc marvellous weight of 1110 olive, und 610 dressed heel. 'l`his is con- sidered ii record weight for n fifteen months animal any breed in this Province 'l‘he sire was pure, the dam tlirci:-qiinrter bred Holstein grade. .\ low net square ended cow and a noted prize winner, she was never ,beaten in griidc cunvpany, and gave 60 lbs, of high testing milk per day, :ind when lipwurds ol $70.00 can be taken for 15 months old animals from such n proiitnble dam, it is easy to understand why Holsteins are growing so popular with live stock breeders everywhere. Messrs. Les ik Clark have always

selected their breeding animals with cure and while ever placing milk pro- duction tirst, have developed n low set smooth fleshy type ol Holstein, that are rapid growers, easy keepers mid good doers under all conditions.

(Not in order of merit.)

FULL donned.

Iierinun Dyinout, Northam,

llnrold Watts, 'l'riicadif,, I¢‘erguu Robertson, Miirsnfiold, Lloyd Mnrssiilc, North llivcr. John (_‘_ Stewart, City, Leslie Young, l‘ui.\‘iinl.

Juliu lilizliweii, Went River,

SHORT COURSE.

Bessie L. Dawson. Plctou. /-' Hattie Harris, City,

Dorvtto. Dunn, City, / ~

Russel Guy, City,

,§;,‘;gi*='= <‘1»c,,r11,;r_f\1. Clyde River. mas c innon, Murr

Arthur McKinnon, City. ny Harbor Priscolin M. Affleck, City.

Mary Dmiii-., Min view.

Almnfamlpbell, Brookfield. Austin Bell, Murray River.

Daniel McDougall, Ci y.

Percy i\leCausland, City. _

nine; main, Moreii. ~°

Bruce Wonnncott, Citv.

Mabel Ill. Bryenton, Winsloe. Edna McNevin. Bonshaw. .

a°0l'B0 Burch, City.'

. arie Shsushnessy, City.

Jessie McKinnon, Brooklield._ Jemima McLeod, Bradiilbnne.‘ Pearle Mcliionald, Glen William.

Luella McMill;~.n, Coveliend,

Hazel Dingwell, City.

George Blnns, City,

Winnie'McKenzie, City.

John Murray, Clyde River.

John lluliley, Southport. (Muster), _ , Anzus. Mcliuotl. Point Pi'iii;~ , 9.00 a. in. Th” HUM 0' Bt- PUWV 5 But' Dairy' (Maier . _ ing Co., intend having ii Tea Party

Presiding-Mrs. S. R. Jenkins. on Dominion Day 0! which lllftlwl'

st. .n»iin, .runs 23.-'rim numii~ \

cliur cs in the Vullc llaiiw -

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lor wmv: tnkcn up to-day. 'l‘he tim- _ ' ' ’

her ctiivgcs are oil till Monday.

Prince' Edward island

Women’s institute Convention

The dist annual Women'n Institutes

Islund will be held in

Wales College Hall, on June und' 30th, when a large attendance ol delegates is expected. An inter- esting and instructive programme ha beer. arranged. Standard certin- catcs wil. be issued at all points on the P. 1'-J. I. Railway. The Womou'»' Instituto Branch of the Da ortmqnb

Of ‘Asiiouitui-e. extend a cordirl lnvl~

- »tatlon to all who may be in oreltad

Sl-IORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. in _thc work to attend the meetings,

when thu' following programme Wm.

P. McKenna, Whycooomggy bo can-lad outse-

cution

iruttlc tlniminz' milkilus' ==vn<=1'i0rity. séverui sniueuts were near! » 1u‘i~rie-McLeod French River. non. ' MEN. iiiiiiiuu

y iendy 5' . _

A fmir-ye..r»o1.1 cow e that had for eiu~.i~_- eianininiitions, but they _.vm Ni-me cmbb, oityi 1 7-45'8-15_"M°<1\C1\1 Inspection ' in Vlwlgptor Nerve and imm; incwuscyyrgv been in milk continuously re-enter nnri complete their courses MMG HH-WY. GUY- Scho_ols,rlJr,`S. ll. Jeiilciiis. ,_ glvsgtfnr £'l;eiznécr;'}vii,l’\;;i:iii,iiri‘>,;,f30|,\, (hp: slnco 2/i months “D to when the College opens oii August Katie McCallum-, Southport. 8.1:>»8.4.i-,Care ul thc 100th. Dr- .|- rim-lee. Tun Boonii.x.D|uoC0..sl..Cauinlne¢

,tho beginning of the' present your 17th. ‘ [ig-`\1n Mcmman, '(}°vgh¢md,, _ 13.815. 'R,obii;s.r t 1 di Mi Dnuirio. 1 ,

null having through nn accident to be , _ ` __ ‘ - 1| LU., Ha,-I-15, U11;y_ .45-J. 5.- n nn "cc ug ss W. Soldai Hulhel' Druzmm

LIBI. UF GRADUATES 1914. jzlclu-n (;mn¢, C.i¢y_ 'l‘. Gruhniii, ifiupt. l'. ld. 1. 'Has ‘.‘ -ii.

Bnmmc Igatgm-y, gt, Pete;-,_ 9.l5~1l».l\0-Gcnc|'iv.l discussion led l-y 1-yqmun |)ymen|;_ N0;-|;},m_“, " ll. H. (‘:impbcll, lJ.A., .\.`upt. of Edu-

NAVIGM-I0N_ _ ` . ,Tea Party at Head Saint

‘.[`UiCSIJAY, JUNE 30TH. ' Petervs

C1VI1. S}mv1cE_ V 0.00-10 lI~-Illustral.e:.l School Gar- notice will be vnu

of East Point a grand Tea on Tuesday St. Columba s

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df;i:,:ii,_l’li'{‘»i1.5Wiilluvisou, I<`. F. Sriiitli. By order 0( thu Directors.

Percy Mcllmisliiiul, City. Passed ii ~ ->- , - -~ Gmc Decoration iss _ _nm lu, second division ol Subdivision. .l H0Ft°"H0 |’|\illl1H- ’ (Patriot copy°) 2893 6 8

Note- Mr. Mctlnunliind wus tho ou- 11.15-_1lJ.0li-llniinlslied Business. `

ly cniuliflatc presented. 3135-6-24Mfli.

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