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THE CHARLOTTETOW N_ GUARDIAN

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, I 2 JUNE. .1»4»» 1918 1 Q mos _

A i _ My A.-'M_r. aild lid-Tiller _G io

hands, and write for our l>ool<lot:-

E11] OQS GOO ` Coffee

~ ancl isn't getting it at home Q-,,H""\`»<=1V ’ .

ought to talte matters into his own '_ ” 1

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"Fefe: cafe . Pofealy ;v1...1." --.1 f

We it rec to owlery man (md 'Q

XETES; appreciates a deli- g-_~___< _

_. Write today for your copy. "3 l ,_ _ . ` '~ ci-:Ass s sausoaw . moN1°nsAL \ A'

- - Blllldif' “ld R°”'”‘ Uf "Seal Brand" Coffee \_\\

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"F07 Y°‘“’ 5°|‘li¢f BUY Professional Ilards

in camp or at the front; for your ‘Sailor Lad patrolling the high seas; from you to him to make his heart iight and to help keep tight the home ties.

your photograph.

The Cook Studio

The Newest

Designs E

in pcture frames in all sizes and styles, moderately priced. Call and see them.

The Bayer Studio

A careful select

tion of every line of' Jewelry marks our stock. , »

We will be pleas-

ed to have you call.

W.N. Tanton

ns. Maccuicas

Great George Street (Office of late Dr. Conroy) Oflice IIl's._8.30 to 10 a,m.

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7.00 to 9 p.m.

Phone-527

DR. CLIFT I

‘ CHRONIC DISEASES

CURATIVE TREATMENT by the

noilth in advance, Victoria Hotel,

ttiharlottetown, P.E.i., Canada. HOURS, 12 to 3 daily. NOW

.'.°iT PAYS to buy in this Province.

..°MR. HAROLD P. GORDON is

the Georgetown Guardian represen- tative. c

. .*COAL ARRIVES-The schr., Ari-

zona arrived in Sonrls Wednesday i'rom Picton with 200 tons coal for the P.E.l. iilaiiway.---S.

..*CHARTERS VESSEL-The sehr! “Janie F." Capt; Proctor has been chartered by Mr. R. N. Cox to carry a cargo of coal either from Pt. Hast- ings or Sydney to Grand Entry, Mag- dalen Islands-S.

..*APPOlNTED SHERIFF. - His-

many friends congratulate (‘apt_. Alex. McDonald. _of Georgetown. on his re- cent appointment as Sheriff of iKng's County, in succession to Mr. Robert (fnrran, Baldwiirs Road. G

..*D0iNG HIS BIT.-Mr. William

(lain, Registrar of Kings County, vis- ited Georgetown and vicinity on Mon- day on registration business. Mr. (lain is giving his services to this work free of charge as he considers this to be but one way in which he can do his "bit" in the present nation- al crisis. G

..*MINISTER WELCOME- The

hearty reception tendered to Rev. R. B. McDonald last Saturday evening on his return from his wiuter's se- jeurn in Virginia must have gladdc-.ned that venerable genitl'cman’s hoarl. Father Ronald was conveyed from the station to the parochial house in Mr. Paquet's automobile. There also met him at the station the clergymen from all the nearby parishes. A large number of his Sonrls parishion- ers accompanied him to St. Mary's Chapel, where an address was read. A good display oi’ hunting brightened the chapel grounds.-S.

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!1Women's White Voile Walsts.

Long er Short sleeves, special 49cts. Prawse Bros. 8080-6-14M2i

sl. S. HESSIAN Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Public, etc., MONEY T0 LOAN.` Montague. P. E I

,Association, Bank of Montreal, Can- _ '_ " 'ma' Permanent M°nt“5“° C°"~'°r°. Clean tolinndlc. Sold hy ailDrug~

.Ieweler

dbh. \'sls. (i.'r_»».;.;’ L :ti (it nero. Stun-cs.

________________._;__` ' . Every.

J. o. s'r1<;wAn'1f, K. e. /i Packer of \

Barrister Solicitor and . " °

Notary Publie 5 S

I Tflico Newson Block, Charlottetown '

Branch Office. Georgetown l l, I Money to Loan on Real Estate \ -

' ff ~_ WILL _l_(__ll.L MORE' FLlES'THAN

wA1=1=U1=T<>1< -s SHAW $$2i7'v"'.fl'$‘~'e‘i§¢iil‘il Barristers, Attorneys, Notary Pub \ 1 '

inc. Etc., Solicitors for Canada Bank

.,,f_I:_°"'\Q9 _,§3_§NT§__?El!V0RD each insertion for advertising ln this coi- umn. Cash must accompany order. Minimum charge twenty-five cents.

..*HOLY TRINITY CHURCH,

Georgetown, _Matlns, and Holy Com- munion, 11 a. m. Evensong at Cherry Valley. Dr. Abbott-Smith.

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. .'.Mr. and Mrs. Norman McLean, of

Mitchell R_aV6l‘."lEs received the news that their son Spurgeon, has been gassed. _ _

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_ AND Avom msrass

When you-r blood is imipure. weak,

thin and debilitated, your system becomes' susceptible to any or all dis eases.

Put your bloodrin good condition. Hood's Sarsaparilia acts directly

and peculiarly on the blood-it puri- fles. enriches and revitalizes it and bull-ds up tire whole system.

l-lood's Sarsaparilla has stood the

test of forty years. Get it today it- -is -su-re-to -help you.

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WILLIAM CRABBE

William Crabbe, prominent mining

man, of Chico, died suddenly of heart disease on o. Southern Pacific train between Marysville and Chico yester day afternoon, says a Californian ex- change, while he was enroute to his home here from San Francisco. lie had been in San Francisco for tho last ten days, undergoing treatment by a specialist. , ' Deceased was a native of Prince Edward island. and was sixty'-four _vcars old October 23 last. He had been in California thirty-four years, most of which period had been de- voted to mining activities in Butte county. He had interests in the Mag- alia ridge district. At the time of his death his home was on -S. Crestnut street, Chico.

Surviving are his widow. Levina l’.

Crabbe; five children, Mrs. Eleanor McLean of Portland, John H. Crabbe, of San Francisco, and John, Lemuel and Benjamin Crabbe oi’ Shasta county, and relatives in the east. Fu- neral arrangemcnis have not been made.

ALL OVER

the young man.

"Yes," replied the young woman.

EASTERN I’]`RSON ALS

on n, of

Roseneath, visited Georgetown on Sunday. G

l ..‘li is with deep rel-:roi that his friends learn ot' the illness of Mr. li. J. Mcl"liee, Burnt l’oint. G

..°Mr. Caleb McNeill and son, oi

-New Pertl\,` were two of an unto party _which arrived in Sonrls Sunday.-S.

l ..*Tho Misses Mary and Margaret Steele, arrived home from Reston on a visit to their home 'in Gaspereaux, the guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Steele.

..*l’to. Joseph Hughes, at former

principal of the Georgetown High School, and lately returned from ov- erseas service, visited Georgetown

_during the past week, where it is ex- ported ho will give a lecture in the Town liall in the near future. G

QUAINT PREJUDICE

When postage-stamps first carrie

-into use in England some persons dc- clurcll that ciiigy of majesty was

lc‘ters.

"Have you seen the stamps yez?"

wrote one ardent loyalist in i840, “’l`l|i.< is the greatest insult the pros- ent Ministry could have afforded the Queen."

King Ferinand oi” Sicily took the

matter so seriously that he had a special post-mark made in the shape of a frame so that the oiilcials coni'i cancel the stamps without striking his portrait.

‘EASY

Sho-"Do you think it possible for

a iniln to love two woincn git once?"

Young soldier-~"Yos, twenty- at

once, if they were all like you."

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KE/\TlNG'S kills every Bug, Flea, Roach, Moth, Mosquito.

“Now that we’re married we won'tl KEATINUS ‘S h-‘fmlCS>-' I0

have to write any' more letters," said e"¢'”)'\hl"g 5"' h°“5¢h°|d in' i

sects and vermin.

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“'i`hink oi’ what at lot we saved by sa,e,Ag__msfm_Can_d_1_

letter required a three-cont stamp."

finishing our correspondence before a__ |h"“F_“¢u.‘C___,°mc“|5__ -I-mn..

too sacred to serve as a lable for.

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ANOTHER WAR PROPHET

The \var will be over in March or

April, according to Mrs. Rose (`rit» tendou, of New York, recently return- ed to Brockton, Mass., after eight years in Germany who spoke at the ‘Public Forum. She told of her ex- periences in trying to get out of Ger- many, suying it had taken her a year and i-ost her $3,000 to get away' with her ilrrce rzhiidrou. At lianovcr sho lncairtiously' displayed a small Ameri- can flag as sho was boarding at train

land afterwards was closely watched. At Hamburg she was obliged to dis- ic-he and submit to search. Her shoes for which she had paid $20, were tak- en from her and she was given a pair of wooden ones. One of her sons, Mrs. Crettendon said, was nearly forced to serve in the Kaiseris army. Two'Am-

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erican boys s e a e wer - to serve because they were unable,to produce their naturalization papers._ 'i`hf.3pcakcr declared that the German _ people have been slowly' starving‘for,_`

the 'ist oar and that the war has

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“Announcing '. ¢¢ 99 ‘

New Series E

Magkaders in

All 1’oints.ofMeril:

The New McLaughlin Models l Eclipse all Previous Standards '

of Beauty and Value

live seasons.

The famous lfcbaughlin valve-in-head motor dcvclcpc more power than any other typo of motor ofthe nmc bore and stroke, and develops this ruerva pour with the minimum gualine consumption. Every, mechanical feature cf lcLaughlln cpu bas been pcrfccttd to thc some bighatmdard cf

oiilcicney as thc moto!

mutcrpicccs of our coach builders' art.

Tbio complete liao of I2 new mcdclc built. in cnc group of factories and distributed by I2 brancbu and over lm dealers from cout

~tc cout includes a car for ovary und.

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VIN more graceful in design with greats

E or power the new series " B " more

than maintains the supremacy accorded

“£anada'| Standard Car " for eight succes-

lohuglilin dosignm and engineers have built i2 body styles of rare beauty-worthy

an the new ui-in "E" more you buyyour

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.Don’t Miss the Big HORSE 1

Province

RACES and Auto Show _ _ ln Charlottetown, Wednesday, .lune 19th l i

lnterest ` and Excitement Will be at Fever Heat

_ A Big Time Assured

This will be one of the biggest sporting events in the history of the

The FASTEST HORSES in the Circuit will participate and the excitement

will keep spectators on “Tip '1`oe”_from start to finish. Immense crowds

. will be 1n attendance and a good timers assured to all.

There Will hit Special Rates on all Regular Trains to Charlottetown ,

Now that seeding is overtake a day off after a hard season’s work and

enjoy the keenest races w1tnessed in along time.

Don’t Forget the Date, Wednesday, June 19th Races Start at 2 p.m. Band in Attendance

_ McLaughlin Auto Show

By special arrangement McLaughlin Automobiles are granted the special

and exclusive privilege of entering the centre f1eld._ Consequently all Mc- Laughlin Car owners with their passenger friends will be permitted to enter the centre field and witness the horse races from_the1r seats. In th1s way they can see the races with more comfort and without the expense of pat-

ronizing the grand stand. _ ~ _

A special showing of New McLaughlin Models will also be made and ex-

pert demonstrators wiil be present or the benefit of t_he public. _ _- _

All owners of McLaughlin Cars will please accept th1s as a_spec1al1nv1`t_a-' .

tion to be present at the Horse Races and Auto Show and enjoy the spec al ‘

privileges arranged for them. ` _

CLASSES AND PURSES

_ No. 1 2.19 Class Trot, 2.22 Class Pace, Purse $125.00. No. 2 Free for all Trot and Pace. Purse' $125.00 .

No. 3 2.35 Class Trot 'Purse $100.00

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