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- PAGE Two E THE ci-1ARLo'r'i‘E‘1'owN GUARDIAN » MAY 24.1916 11

'Grand Patriotic Concert HE CUT THE RUPE ' ' l `

If `°°"`°"`|l A, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, tures lliliousiiess

Flies that Look Good to Trout

If you wish 'to land a

good haul_ of trout take along the rightkind of flies. We buy flies direct from the makers in England who know how to properly dress them. _You will agree with us I think that at the price -we have the best dressed flies in the city. The quality is all that can be desired. If you want information as to ones you will require ask us. We know.

Don’t Forget The Prize Contest Get Inio It

.I. G. .Iamieso

DRUGGIST

The Latest

Cut Glass

of the finest quality just opened up. The patterns are entirely new, compris- ing in part

Water Jugs Fruit Bowles

Tumblerii

Nappies, etc. `

‘ G. H. Taylor

Jeweiler & Optician

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TIDE TABLE

MAY.

High Water

Date Day Time H’t Time H't `”’sa. | 11.13 8.7

S. I 0.42

M. Tu. W.

Th. I

S9.. 18.26 S. 19.38

20.39 21.30 22.17

‘ 23.02

23,45

11.20 11.51 12.22 12.54 13.31 14.21 15.39 17.06 18.29 19.44 20.48 21.48 22.46 23.43

11.38 8.7

4th, general rains.

11.55 12.40 13.29 14.27 15.40 17.00

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26 27 28

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vnnced heat. 19th to 22nd, thunder showers 23rd to 27th, cool period. 28th to 31st, damp and foggy.

DIARY OF EVENTS.

10.131; v, C. R. SMALLWOOD,

City Magistrates Court, 10 ii.m.

Prince Edward Theatre. 7 and i==»~

8.45 p.m. »

Bonne-crests. At Georgetown, validity Se“\'<=i\@S- Evidence eelleeted _ .f ~ ______, ._1____________L____'___ I May b, 1915. by the Rev. Father tlrok: In patent suits. Reports prepared for For Sale WANTED .__ AN EXPEMENCED, on. pfmiai mirirf-, 5011 or Moss.. Bork.-, 001111501- ___ _ __L.._______.______ -Drug Clerk capable of taking charge

and Christina Steele daughter of Expert wunes. In patent 'un' Pat- FORt SAt|-.E-;iDEtS|RABLE PROP- Of Bi0l'(!. ADDIY DY icttel' I0 Will. D. Philip Steele, both of Lower Monta- en" ohumed 'n an comm", 99 st legnyl gglod lat:;eagii;;eéug\<;ur hizclrézs Box 322. Clinrlottet1o)\;:)i,5l;il§}:.Hl;d gm' James Street Montreal. Write for in and ba;-ng_ Amos J_ Robe,-gsm. l

s g§;';‘_;_¢,;§&‘“_ , Montague. 9936-5-17Mi1iE_l0i. sltuuumls Vacant _‘_

MARRIAGES

AUCTION SALE

. of Choice Furniture

Norghhon May 20. John Sencabaugli, I _ ;f_6___R_EN,T:K;r__|?E;§6%_q_____F_o§ “‘° ' we are authorised by oaoigoa A. B, ivi¢DoNAi.o, Esq., to '

"Pmnl extra Simtel Silk Bw Sell by Public Auction, at his residence Prince Street, on

on May 16th, at the age of 35 years. Mrs. Fred Millar.

SENCABAUGH. - At Murray llarbor

Hole 25a. a pair.-Futons.

1°11-5°22M2IE1|- Wedh88d8y, 26th Mdy, |915,

“Futons are offering the but value At 10,30 0’¢l0¢k, A,M,,

In Csshmsrs Hoss, worth 1-3 more

then rrierd-Pltenn All his Furniture comprising of Piano, Parlor Sitting Room

‘°“'°°22"'2'“"- Dining Room, BedRooms_, all and Kitchen Eurmture, Happy

"H", 0,, mn tm, new ,,,,,, 9, Thought Range, China Cabinet, 1-4 Oak Dining Room Set, Carpets

A grandpatriotic and basket soclsl

,will be held on Thursday the 27th of May, commencing at 8 o‘clock p_ _m.

With the consent of the trustees

,and the good people of Brookheld we ,have secured their large and commod- 'ious hall, where we will hold the grandest and best concert and basket social ot the year. | A general invitation is given to all ‘thc ladies both town and country. to provide baskets.

Ladies with baskets admitted free. City and country talent will be

there.

Teams will be provided for all

those taking part. from the city.

The hour and place of meeting for

teams will be announced later.

Admission 15 cents. Proceeds in aid of the Field Kitchen

and Ambulance Fund, for the comfort of our soldier boys who are fighting for the noble cause ol British freedom.

Come one and all and help in this

grand cause. lien 1. Carter, promoter. 9956-5-14l\1ll<Ztf.

The P. E. Island Hospital

Annual Meeting

tois to the above liistitutioii will he

Mens Christian Association on Mon- GHY- the 31st day of May 1915 at 8

o'cloc_k p. m., for the election of Trus- tees tor the ensuing year and for the

PERCY POPE, Chairman, B. BALDERSTON. Secretary.

3937-5-13M1Gi.

Lii_viE

Landing today per Schooner Telephone, 600 barrels and casks of St. John Lime.

C. Lyons & Co

The Government Railways

are advertising single fare for the round trip going May -24, returning May 25, and fare and one third, going May 22,

23. 24, returning May 25. 1085-5~21ll‘le3l

I .

The Ch’town Driving Park

King’s Birthday Races Thursday,.Iune 3rd.l9l5

The following Races will be

held on the above track on the above date, with purses amount- ing to $400.00.

............................. ._ $200.00

2.24 Class, Trot Purse. . 100.00 2 30 Class, Pace Purse... 100.00

The 2.16 Class, mile heats. The

2.24 and 2.30 Classes, half mile heats.

There will be very low rates

on the P. E. I. Railway line from all points.

The admission fee will be 25

Stand._

Entries close May 21st, 1915. For Race Programme and all

particulars write the Secretary

FRANK R. HEARTZ, `

President,

Sec'y-Treas.

sooo-5-iiiuuiii-ioi.

PATENT SOLICITOFI

The annual meeting oi’ all contribu-'

transaction ol' such other business ` as may come before it. I

Rquciiily.

O Q ‘

l 1 military niovenients and organiza-

tions are allowed. Letters or post-

2.l6 Class,Trot and Pace, Purse I

Peoples Timers, 2.15, 7.15 and s.-is '= '_ f _ _ m. WM- S» BABCOCK Heli \V tcil--Fellini! LOST VESTERDAV BETWEEN D ' I an si ~iuui ti P t om--

Lawycr (U. S.) and Registered Pa- °IHN'1'-'ED:‘A*t‘b"' _ h,l*f6r‘*‘éH§H"] ‘ evamel Bmw an , os U"

tem Attorney' 15 years experience “C6 E 8 city, a. sum oi' nioncy. Finder please

I", `.|.",-4 ,n Canada and U_ S Invenuionsv housework- Must have seed refer- leave at Giiardiaa and receive re-

U ' Dromptly Patented. Trade Marks and §;\rcHeS‘Ge0G[X)g]dw§§e%£;i:{on £332? _w“rd'__ ,, 10189`5`21M_3"'d°j

Designs registered; infringement and 3 - . ]024_5.18M“E1w~' H-5l~|T"`.‘E;t§l';)[?ll‘_ ,

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CORRESPONDENCE FOR

PFIISONERS OF WAR

Postinastcrs may accept correspon-

dence for onward transmission to prisoners of war in Germany under the following regulntions:-

1. Letters (letters should be left

open) postcards and postal parcels should be addressed as l'ollows:-

l. ltuiik, initials, name.

2. Regiinont, or other unit. 3. Bi-itisli (or Caiiadian, l~‘rcncli.

Belgium or Russian) prisoner of wiir.

-1. Place oi’ internment.

Gcrinuiiy. i"lui:i~ of hiternnient should bc stat-

ed always it' possible, and parcels can- not bo accepted unless place of iii- terniuent is stated. All addresses must bc in ink.

2. tlouiinuniciitioiis should be lini-

itcil to private and funiily news and to iiecessary business coniniunicu- tions, and should not be sent. too fre-

No refereiices to the Naval, Military

oi- Political situation or to naval or

cards containing such references will not be delivered.

3. Friends of prisoners of

war are a dvised tn send postcards in preference to let- ters ns postcards are less likely to be delayed. li’ letters are sent, they should not exceed in lengt.h two sides of ti sheet. of note paper and should contain notliing but the sheet of note paper. On no accouiit should the writing be crossed.

-i. Letters cannot for the present

be accepted for registration.

Postage need not be paid either

on letters or parcels addressed to pris- oners of war.

ti. No letters should be enclosed in

parcels, and iicwspnpcrs must not on any :iccoiint be sent. So far as is known there is no restriction on thc contents of parcels; tobacco may be scnt and will be admitted duty frcc but t`ood stuffs of ii perishable char- acter should not be sent. Parcels should not cxceoil ll lbs. in wciglit.

7. Itcrnitlaiices can bo ninile. by money order to prisoners ol' war.l inatructioiis as to how to procccdcaiil be obtained from Postninstors of Ac- counting Post Oflices. The transmis- sion of coin, either iii letters or par-

notes and Bank notes should not be sent.

8. It must he understood that no

guarantee of the delivery of either part-el or letters can be given and that the Post Office accepts no resoiisiliil- ity. In any case, coiisiclerable delay may take place and failure to re- ceive an acknowledgement should not necessarily be taken as an indication that letters and parcels sent have not been delivered.

9. So far ag is known. prisoners of

wzir in Germany are allowed to write letters or postcards from iinic to time; but they may not nlwnys have facili- ties t`or doing so and thc fact that no ooinniiinicntioii is received i'roiii them iii-‘eil not give rise to anxiety.

HORSE NOTES.

What an undoubtedly one of the

best, if not the best ('lydcsdale mares ever iiiiported into Cape Breton, was brought. here last week by Mr. Rod. McLeod. of Grove's Point, says thc North Sydney Herald. 'I‘lie animal, which was purchased in P. E. Island, was bred by Robert Currie, of Glen llcad, Auldgirtli Keir, I)umi°reshirc, Scotland. Her name is Neil of Glen lieud, No. 1016, and is sired by Lord Lonsdale, first dam Kate ot' Glen Iiead by Woodside Cliief; second dnni lit-ss of Glen Head, by the Tyrinn, and third dam .less of Glen llcad. by Giiribnld. She is nine years old. and carried oil the blue ribbon at the P. E. island exhibition, and in fact won iirst honors wherever shown. She weighs 1660 pounds, and is a valuable acquisition to the breeding stock of Cape Breton.

WOMEN SET OUT FOR BERLIN

TO ASK FOR PEACE.

Tlll-I IIAGUE. May 2l.-- An Em-

bassy from the international congress of wonien, headed by Miss Jane Ad- dams. of Chicago. left the Dutch capi- tal today for Berlin to intercede with Germany in favor of peace. The Em- bassy, iii addition to Miss Addams, coniprises Dr. Aletla Jacobs and Mrs. lticliaril Palthe, ot' Holland, null Sig- iioru Geuoui, of italy.

Yestcriluy the delegation was re-

ccivcd by Preiiiicr Asquitli and Fore- ign Secretary Grcy in Londan, when they presented to the British Govern- nicnt oliiciiils copies of ilie resolution

cols, is expressly proliibited. Postal'

in favor of pence recently adopted by the Womcu's Congress at The Hague.

nl A

' -1 Ss

T charge Twenty-five cents.

GUARDIAN CLASSIFIED AIIS. ~

. One cent per word first insertion in this column, half cont per

1 word each continuation. Cash must accompany order. Minimum

CANADIAN WAR ORDERS \VILL...

ALL BE GIVEN TO CANADIANS

OTTAWA. May 20.-The order

for sixty thousand pairs of boots for the Canadian expeditionary forces,

THE CERTIFIED`6TATEMENT OF

Mr. Colin M. Kiel, Craighurst. Sim'

coe county, Ontario, writes: “My mother and I have both used Dr. (‘hase's Kidney-Liver Pills with great satisfaction. We iiiid that there la nothing to equal them as a prolllill cure for torpid liver, billiousness and indigestion. Some years ago my U10' ther came near to death from kidney trouble and has to be careful in pre- venting Brlght's disease. By using Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills occasional- ly she keeps the kidneys healthy and active. Another point favorable to Dr. Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills is that they do not gripe and yet accomplish good results. You are at liberty to use my letter."

This statement is endorsed by Mr.;

Marniaduke Caston. Justice of the‘ Peace, who writes: "'l`his is to certify Mr. Colin M. Kiel and I believe his statement regarding Dr. Cha.se‘s Kid- ney-Liver Pills to be true and correct.”

If you are interested in this case,

EFFICIENCY OF DR. CHASE 'B

_________._.._.-_

A Prevents llriglii"s Disease

ONE WHO HAS PROVEN TH!

KIDNEV-LIVER PILLS.

write to Mr. Kiel, enclosing stamp 10|- reply, and be will vorlty his statemqn¢_ We like to have people to do this, for we are very careful to only use state. ments from responsible persona,

Should this case not he similar to

yours, write to us for tho statement ot someone whose trouble was along tim same line. We have thousands of let. ters to chqosafrom. Or better mp put the Kidney-Liver Pills to the tosi right away. Theyvwill only cog; you a quarter and a box lasts for some time.

As a means of awakening tha gc.

tion of liver, kidney and bowels and thereby curing billlousness, indigen- tion. backache and kidney trouble pr. chases Kinney-Liver run nom 1.' unique position. By their combined action on these eliminating or-gum, they prove effective in complicated su. ments which defy ordinary treatment One pill a dose, 25 cents a box, gif dealers, or Edmanson. Bates & Com- pany, Limlted, Toronto.

ing coniinlssloii, was iiierely the nu- cleus of an order for nearly 200,- 000 pnirs. All the shoes will be made by (Tanndlun firms, and, ns u matter ol’ fact. everything the commission will purchase will, as far as possible be brought in (‘anada. A1-cordliig to the information given to the Canadian Press, by a member of the commlsioii, the orders are being distributed as

evenly as possible, with due regard to

placed the other day by the purchns- price and etc. The commission is pur-

chiising everything needed by the for- ces, except shells, which are being bought by the shell commission.

“Boys High Grads Suits, newest

style, ages fitted from 6 to 18, war", up to $8.00 today $3.49.--Patong.

1012-5-22M2|E1i.

“Another big shipment of real Eng-

lish wash goods showing at Pstons

1011-5-22M2E1I

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Lieutenant Morrison, Georgetown Private Peter Hughes, Mill Cove

Island Roll of Honour

WOUNDED

Private Arch.

Private Norman McKenzie, Nine Mile

McKinnon. Canoe Cove

Private Geo. W. Sharp, Summerside Private J. E. Lockerbie, Cascumpec

Private J. A. Beaton, Brookfield Private McQueen, Mount Hope Private Bruce McLellan, Indian River William Mclntyre, Charlottetown

K. F. Ellis, Summerside Pte. Damien McKenna, Charlottetown Pte. C. A. Arnaud, Charlottetown

Lieut. C. B. Pitblado, Charlottetown

Private John Curry, Charlottetown

Private John Curley, Charlottetown

_Sergt. William B. Brady,

PRISONER

Private J. Fraser, St. Petei’s Bay

MISSING '

Private H. J. Wells, Elmsdale Private Lester O. Johnson Peter’s Road

DIED FROM WOUNDS

KILLED IN ACTION

Charlottetown Pte. Alex. Lorn McNeill, Rocky Point

How sleep the brave who sink to nest »

By ull their country`s wishes blest!

When Spring, with dewy fingers cold, Returns to deck their hallow'd mould,

She there shall dress a sweeter sod

Than Frnncy's feet have ever trod. By fairy hands their knell is rung, , By forms unseen their dirge is sung;

‘ There Honour comes, a pilgrim gray.

To bless the turf that wraps their clay; .

And Freedom shall a while repair, To dwell a weeping hermit thero.

Creek

Corp. Ambrose Cosgrove, Wellington Driver W. L. Ferguson, Alexandria Gunner J. Bowden, Charlottetown

John Stewart, Wood Island ,

Stephen McKinnon, Charlottetown

Emanuel Doiron, Charlottetown Pte. John Murphy, Charlottetown Gunner W. G. Bruce, Red Point Private Peter Martin Grant, Bangor

Private Daniel A. Simons, Port Wood

Charles L. Pitts, Charlottetown

Agents Wanted

PORTRAIT AGENTS WANTED. Send for catalogue. Solar and broni- ide prints, portraits, flat and convex frames and war pictures Merch- ants' Portrait Co., Toronto.”

1082-5-21M6lE6i.

AGENTS WANTED TO SELL FOR

The Old Reliable Fonthill Nurser- ies. We teach oui' men to sell. Ex- perience unnecessary. Highest commisslons paid. Handsome free equipment. Stone & Wellington,

YOUNG FOXES FOR SALE. COM-

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municatc with the undersigned for prices, terms and pedigree. Mrs. John A. Sharp, Summerside, P. lil. l.

1104-5-Zlinili.

ton. Apply J. J. McDonald, Pinette

1039-5-19M6ipd

er Katie and Ella, 20 tons; Ameri- can white oak, with 12 horse-power engine. Apply L. McNeill, Wood Islniids. 1069-5-20tn4ipd.

Toronto. Ont.. 9716-4-29ME26i .

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ATROCITIES OF THE WAR INCLUD

ING LUSITANIA TRAGEDY - Dollar book. Unparallcled seller. Big conimission or salary. Order free outllt today. Bradley-Garretson, I Brantford, Ontario. 1010-6-22M12l.

I =.._ -5-131%!

To Let 1

summer months, a large double cot-I tage, with verandah all round. One 1‘ acre of land and good stables; ice house with season's ice;_lawn ten- ni.s court, etc. Apply 57 Grafton street. Charlottetown. 1100-5-21m3i.

£ it un ted

Ru nares, Bureaus, Brass Mantled Beds. S rings and of --

iil'i<l»liiii\s1l°IIcf“Iilvroliiiigilqtfivsiie'im Mngtgiesigs, Dishes, Glassware, etc., etc. Flag Pole. Everything yvnnrso sscog HA~o‘T1iAnms'

“The |'laberdashcry” Men’s Snappy Hats

We aim to be the great hat_ house of P. E. Island. Bring your

hat troubles to us. You will be given every attention and littedto a hat by an expert one who will tell you at once if the hat you are try- ing on is becoming or not. We carry the largest stock of new hats in the City and handle only makes we can recommend. Try usfcr a

' Prices -ff-f=.';"‘“s p .

$1.00, 1.50, 2.00, 2.50, 3.00

Stetsons A $4.00

WANTED-A Funmsi-iso' Mobsnu . ' . I I ' ~ - , A ~

house by married couple. Apply - f oiiartiian omoo ioisnzzmslpd.- _ - ' u

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to scott. It's one of tho largest and good .Termscnh angina 10 0|-¢_y§ 1|, p, win sighs, Gates, ol d ' _,_ . .

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