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The new models of D & A C0fS@lS 1l10€l every rcqiiircmcut of idle latest styles. No. ine, nsillrrstirirut is iecorrrriir-iirleil l_or rather lnll tig\itc:;\rlrii:iiiti crlrrffvs irrlliorrt loss oi oonil5\r't.

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'E. B. hioCready, Pxlhleity Agent received an interiIt'lng\ letter ,fwlll ‘Dr-. C. 0..Young postndfroitp Ktrllrl, K'hanr-ite 0; Bahhra, Wilt The letter is dated Me! 4'. idea of the I'emoten0BB of IDP. B present. situation can bogstihervd ,from the tact .that.»,t.ha nearest post onine to which he has access 'it takes live days to reach. fltlie wrltbr. ‘Wlw is more than usually adventiirmis, states thsthe has -‘fitlht tlvt in ffm!! Kerlri, where no' lQreiEB,er.B. WBT stood." llotook some chances to rt there, “'but he got. there 0~K-"

HORSES RUNN1NG.- The Horse rncr-s which will 'bo held on June 3rd. should prove an immense success, as all the classes have been exceptional- ly titled. “l`ir. Sharper, 2191>, will tio ri cetuin starter in the 2.19 clues. excepting accidents of course. - He was worked out on the track un Monday and showed splendid forir. l=lis owners have sent awiay for new “ri|_:gln;:” for him and it should sr- rive hero before the day oi the races. Tho presence of Leroy and the little flntnrio inrrre-Miss Alcyone should tend to make that event very excit- ing, while the 2.24 trot has ,, for-

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. According to the latest statistics tlic retail

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more real, liorly-liriililiiig iiritriiiir-iii. 'llrzrn Jnezil; or eggs rinrl r-listing iniirli lr-ss. Your grocer' sells it.

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Alwnys hcnt the Biscuit in oven to restore crispness. Two Shrerirtert Wirenr Bisciiiis with hot niitk or err-nm will supply ntl the vm-rgy needed for ri lintl' d:i_v'n work. Dcltcloiisiy norrrixliini: when onion in rombingition with

- baked apples. sleivurl prrinr-:i, stir-od tmnrinns, cnnned~

or preservert fruits. 't`ry tonsicd Triscult. the Shredded Wheat wafer, for luncheon, with butter, cheese or -

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believed that these races will be ii- morig the best ever held on u. local track.

Y. E. 1. students tigure in thc grail-

iint.ii.g nrid prize lists of broth the Acadia lwollvillc) -and Mount `Aili-- son (Suckvillc) Ladies' Scminaries, the closing exercises of which have list been lrelrl. The report of the Acadia Semin-ary

shows ri total registration ol 325. he work of the year was done elit- eritly. Discipline was well 'main- airied rind sell-governnient was ns- ririied bv the senior class. The re- ligious life was quickened. A num- er united with the church, the re- rilt of llnv. l’. J. Btnckhouse's ser- ious. . 'l`>iic conservatory ol music -had sev- ri tericliers, 136 pupils inpiannlorte alone; 71 in voice; 24 in violin; six in or-gan.

Among tho grnduates from the

Wollville Seminary was Miss Annie .M. McKinnon, of Chanlotiletown, who

rndrirrtcd in the Vocal Course. In th‘e prive list is twice mentioned Miss ,azcl Moi-sc, of Bedeque, who took rst in the G. P. Payzant Prizes, :ind first also in the Amherst Alum~ unc l’ri1.cr-i, for the highest standing

the English Bible. /\t the Mi. Allison Academy, the

r".-"f of tho institutions ‘st Sack- l itll: l\r. Pnliner, llriiirclpul, in mak- in-: his report reviewed hr eily the iinrk of tiiv past twenty; yeayg, tim time that he has been Principal of the Aczirlvniy. When no took Qhm-gg tho iiistitiitioii wins under .a heavy burden of debt -rind the numibcr in the residence wiis twenty. Now the Acn- deniy, though iririny irinproveinerits and additions had boon made, wnn free of debt. and last year seventy- orir w~:r'o in residence. 'Pho onml- riicrrt lust your wns 154. Good and luithlnl work limi been done rind tho fiitirre looks bright. Dr. Palmer poiritod out t-hcurgent need nl more rsillviitinl rind class morn accommo- rition, mid liupcrl that within :r r~'linr‘t time nn nunox could he built. to riivvf. lzlrvlic needs.

Mr. _'him M. Hensley, of Hiiinnnr nirl0_ \":is one of the students rnntri- clillrtirrg.

An ti- the Ml.. A. Lrrdics College, -cv. Ili' (lovirliholl iii lrrnlviiig his ic- ort for the your sind thnt taking into rfoiisidcmtion the number of stu- r-nts, ilrrir average ncadoiric ntanq. HZ. tlcir school spirit, and _apprsr nrtinri of high _ standards, the your ranks amongst the 'best in the his- or; of Mouric Allison. Among the graduates in must: urn this Academy wo.s.M1ss Ray `or_e'imon, ol Souris (violin), while li==»: Lillian Fletcher, of Charlotte- foxvii. wins one of the Pickup prizes for t-lie third highest average in the cnr‘s si.ii-iles; Miss Annie Methcrnll, of Fumircrsirle, wins the first of we class essay prizes for second-year stri- rlcnts; Miss Nan Brow, of Chrirlottei town, wins the Latin Grammar prize; ,wliilo Miss Bertha Rnttenbiiry, or

lini~lot.totow1i also, gains ii certill- entc in the course in English, Tin- class of 1908 prize nt Acadia was won by Mr. Alden B. Dawson, nf *Vieir-

'I‘o onch of these successful and cn,

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- Fon P. E. I.,=*Hos;r'rAL.- The Trustees of 'tho`P..i;1 . I. Hospital nnvn engaged~~tt1e servlets oi an el- perianeed nurse f.l‘°l.ft 0110 ol the ING* London hospitals -to .take charts Of ,-em opsrerinrroom which is being uridsd to rho institution by the build- ing extensions that;al`,0~l\0W ‘WWE ff' looted. This lady, ‘Miss Moy Turner isoxpectod to arriVo`l18l`B bl' th” en!! oi June. ` '

SAFE ARR1vAri.- Dr. striekiauii. cling 11.95. consul at Onerlottewwv has received a letter . iran: lormer. Consul Wesley Frost dated at CONC. May 16th, announcing the sole Br- rivni or Mr. ana Mrs.‘Frost in Irs- rnuu. 'rney had a splendid- trtn emi are delighted w~ith4t~he new surround- ings. Dr. Striclrland has not yet. received any dollmite information as to when Mr. Frost’s successor ot Charlot.t.ctowii, Mr. Hamilton Mayes of Uolurnliin, Tennesce, will arrive here.

PARTS on ivnncii. - 'rho s. S..

Brant on Wednesday night arrived in Charlottetoivn with the spare, masts and other parts of the ill-f-ated schooner. "kliana." The steamer w.oi~kod hard at tho wreck and suc- ceeded in pulling up both the heh_tVY basins together- with H large portion of the sails. The d-ory was also rule- ed. The wreck now lies in eight lathorns of water' at low tide, but is no olistruction to neviireliivn 118 sho is resting on ,, soft mud bottom. N0 signs of the three,other riien who were drowned were seen.

HONOR FOR CANON SIMPSON.-

Tho Cirnncellor ol the University ol llishop’s College, Len-noxville, l’. Q., .has invited the Rev. Canon Simpson, of this city, to attend the convoca- tion ol that university wllich is to the held on June 18th, when it is pro- posed to confer upon the Canon the degree of D. C. L. (honoris _causa). Canon Simpson graduated in Arts tion of that university which is to be tained his Master’s degree in 1879. The Guardian desires to join with his many friends and parishioners ‘in cdhl. gratulriting him upon the honor lor, which he has been selected.

PRESENTATION.-The most strik-

ing incident in connection with the recent convocation ol Mount Allison University was the prcseiitritiorl of an address to Dr. R. C. Weldon, lat/e dean ol thc lnw school of Dul- houste, on the Occasion ol his retire- ment from his life-work. The pre- sentation was made by ,Lic\lten‘ant-

Governor `Wood, ol Ncwrunswick. one of the 'earliest grad `eB ”iol ‘thc University, nn old and rm friend. of Dr. Wnldon; Dr. tgirl Allison, who was m'~osir1ent ol"tlie university when Dr, Weldon wns .. Drolessor on its stall, und Dr, A. I). Siiiith, one of his crillongrie-s in those years. spoke in \\'nrrii \\-oi'r’|s nl praise. Mount. Allison is lil". \\'clrlon’8 nliiiri

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$l00.00 in Gold

We will give one hundred dollars in

gold to any mari, wcnir-in, or child that cannot bo benefit 1 by Sr-_igcirw iiuir tonic. We :irc anxkiiis to have everyone try Sage-.irie for we know it is the greatest hair tonic that has ever been discovered. Sugcine will positively crrrc an itchy scalp, bring life into drill faded hair and ndd in- ches to its length. Sagolne is now ob- tainable ‘ in Cliarlottotown rind is sold under u guarantoeitoplenso. A large bottle ol Sagcine costs hut lil- ty cents. Bc sure to go to Goo. E. Hughes' drug store lor other stores don’t have Siigcine. ` -

DR. DeVAN'S FRENCH PILLS i’?if.°ii'S`

izrrlnttrig 1'lll lor Wnrrre-rr. no il t»ox'nr ihrrzo for $10. Hold nt ull ltriig .\ii|iri=\, nr mulled tn any adilressori rl-r‘cipl.iii price. Tire Srrorixni. Dnun _(10,, St. t‘nllinr~iiiz~.»r, llniiiiin. __ __v_V_______ PHOSPHONOL FOR MEN ’*"“‘°"””

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Vitality: for Nr-rve mid llrnin; inL'ro»ir.o.\i "gray mntir-r"; _'L Tnrili--irlll lniiid yon up. sl it box, or two for $5. nt rirniz stores, or by mall on rr-r-vlpl of price. Tris sconrnr. .Dane Co.. St. Catharines Ontario.

Sold at llusliel' Drulstura

AUCTION

I will soil try public auction nn

Juno 17 on the premises ol (l, T, l“oi';:iison, l\lnr'shlielrl, fourteen ticwdol niilcli cows and six heifers, Ayrshire

(lnido also several horses umd pigs, I-lundliills inter. _

P. BRODIE,

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Horsemen

Do not forget to call on

Saturday nig t and get a

_cgpy of the Breeder at - ‘ rown’s Bookstore.”All the

latest magazines and news, papersat rown'sBookstore

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White at Browns. Bookstore

A Cei;,lBu.n1pe1‘ Crops This

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by using the prfoper6fcrti|izer-- one corilnrni rom 0 to 10 ' ofl’()'I`ASHilg . 7 %

_ Plants arc like human heinfrs;

you must feed them properly’ if you want thorn to thrive and pro- duocmnximum yields.

lou must feed lhemahalsnced

ration-that ls, with the proper proportions of Nitro en, Phos- phoric Acid and»P()'lFASH. -

Home Mix Your Goods

and know what mi no feeding Hour crops. Wye will toll you

\ ow to mix and wharto uso.

Our stock of Nitrile oi"Sodg, Acid Flios hate, Basic 'Slug and POTXSH is ‘ample for your rerpi_lremenrs.» '

_Having purchased thoseffoodn Fights VCf';¥:;il‘til`zl;`0 Wil rplilol dy Ml

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Cell in uid lethih quota yon, `

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S. S. Minto leaves Oharlottetown ntl

o'clock this morning to go you the

Murine slip for repairs. The B. S. Brant is at present nt, the Murine wlrnrf taking in lighthouse supplies. She will leave on Mond'ay`on a. voy- uzg nronno tho Isla/nd. The landing llont at the cnet side ol the Murine whiarl is being thoroughly overhauled and painted. It is new in ni position to -nccorrirnodate gasoleno boats.

MILITARY FUNERAL.-The tun`er~ al of the late Donald C. Martin took place yesterday afternoon and was

very largely attended. , The funeral was 5 rnili ary one and was atterided by'a,1arge .number of the i1 onibers and oltlr-ers of Nos. 3~and 4 Batter-i ies, who pni‘l=ided‘in uniform from thc' home on Weymouth street to thi cemetery. Rev. Dr. Fullerton con~ ducted the services at the borne ant' grave. . .._.}, r*i¢l~~l'li!i"i“lt'l"‘V'l"Y""""" "‘

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The perfect ftourl tho one that combines the good qualities of Ontnrlo and Western wheat. This is exadtly what ,"Beaver" Flag; does. It is I blend of but Ontario fall Wheat with I little Western wheat to add strength. "Beaver" Flour in equally good for Bread and Pastry-it has the real home mnda flavor that western flours l\ck._A\k your grocer.

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» _‘ Lonergan’s

Lunch Room

Meals & Lunches at all

hours. Thelai§est Restaur- antinthe_City. pecial Room for Ladies where dainty Lunches are, served; also Ice Cream&Cool Drinks. We make a specialty .of servin all ladies a_ got of fresh brewd tea wit all orders. Our motto-Prompt Service & First Class meals & Lunches at a reasonable

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First ‘Mortgage *Bondsfl

' Net earnings for past three years approximately three times Bond interest; Rental: received from lease of Mount Royal Mill last year over 90p. c. of Bond interest. '

Annual`Report on -Request

ROYAL .SECURlTlFS CORPORATION, Ltd.

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Montreal, 5 Toronto, Halifax,

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Boston, Nlass. P. E. I.

incorporated _under laws of, Massachusetts, U. S. A. Capital Stock $400,000.00, " Par Value '$100.00 per share.

Stock Full Paid, .. Non-assessable. .'

Assets. '

The Company will own twenty-live pairs of pure Silver Blaclr¢I"ox?.all-elig- f

ible for registration, which will be placed in the ranch about 1914.

Ranch .

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Management

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Subscription

on or before August 15th,' 1914. ' Application maylberriade to any of the Directors. 3 or director _to the _.companys office, 53.Sta_te.Stre'ex, Boston -Prospectus 2 and further infomiation may also be obtained at the above address; " .

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The management of the company will be in the hands of men who are ex- -

perienced in the; Fox business, and who havezmade a success of the raising of

Silver Black Foxes in captivity.

The Board ot Directorslis composed of ,successful business men of high

standing, who have invested heavily of their own .funds to make the company a

A large part of the company’s'st`ock having' been subscribed, we_ offer the J i

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