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ITTING for a portrait is a

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COAL COAL

Sydney Reserve Coal now due to

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'l‘i8.l`ll§_lYZ¢- ‘ "i-l. EH. Kitchener" with ‘ 255 f°"' "andy, E. wnilidenwiin _ 881 was "carl E. Richards" with -25° ¢°"' “Ms E. MoDougaii"_wIth 170 tons

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It ou* reiiilre 11155' -F_f°‘.h "F”‘_°"

C ` r best qualify please send your ord inat once. M16 d°""°"Y Wm he mms promptly from vessels while dis-

cpgi-girig at lowest prlcce. ~

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m“,|_ .nd we guarantee to PHY _ the li hs” ¢ni-rent rate oi’ ireight l'0l1’l

`Sydney. Louisburg or Glace Bay-

Ihmhiin, Bell 8: Co.

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Charlottetown.

lay 11th. -1910. < -

‘_ Phono No. 404. _

. .FIT PAYS to buy In this Province

..°D. F. TIIRNETI Ss Guardian re-

presentative in Sour . ‘ met!

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Butter (cresmery) in prints

Butter (Tub) lb. Butter (fresh) lb.

Eggs, dos.

Bee! lb. (retail) . _

Fowls lb.

,Glifckeam lb-

l Hey (vnlledl. ton' Straw (pressed) ton ‘ Pork lb. 1 12%.to JA Turnipl. bus. I0 to 86 Potatoes, bus. _ |0 to$1.00 Cats (white) bus. ‘ ff 52 Oats (black) bus. ' 65 Beets. bus. 40 CM'l'0tl. bus.

Wool lb.

Parsnlps. lb.

Geese

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80.80

Ducks Hides Turkeys. per lb.

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Buckwheat, per bus. .75-1.00 Barley, per bus. .75 -.90 Butter, per lb. dairy. _ .80 Butter, per lb. creamery. .33 Calfskins, per lb. .15 Eggs, per dozen. .19 Hay, loose, per ton. $10.-$12. Hay, pressed, per ton. _ 10.-13. Lamb pelts, each. .40-.60 Hides, per lb. .14 Oatmeal, per 100 lbs. $3.25 Oats. black , per bus. .56 Oats, white, per bus. .52 Potatoes, per bus. .80 Pork, organs att’d, per lb. 10% to 13% Straw, pressed, per ton. $6.50 Wheat, per bus. _ 1.20-1.40 Wool, per lb. .26-.40

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MONEY T0 LOAN. , _

A.A. McLean, K.C., Donald McKinnon

MoLEAN A MeK|NNON

Barrlsters, Attorneys-at-Law Brown Block, Charlottetown.

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Charlottetown, P. E. 1

DR. HEATH N|olNTYFlE. '

Dentist

Cameron Bleek, Vloterla Row

Charlottetown _

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Bsrristers. Attorneys, Notary Pub-

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pgggnis, Trade marks. Doiislil. Rsgistored Patent Attorneys. Established 1877 ' Formerly Patent Office Examiner. P tent Laws

xgsggexstizes in all foreign coun- miiiiiie foreseen "omni P.-eim|on.' T°iffi` about and new to obtain ru- ents.

so si. James si., Montreal-

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.Representative in Montague.

"Rexall Orderlies are the most

Potion. “Sold only at Resell DNS

acres, 16 and 25c. McKinnon Drug

EDWARD CHRISTOPHER.-Y

LETTER OF CONDOLENCE3

` 'ro cape. .ioiiii Hsmpiiiii and family, Georgetow P E l Dear Brothers

n, . _ .,

and Sisters: We the members ot Bt. George's Lodge No_ 109, I. O. G. T. desire to convey to you our sincere sympathy _in the sore bereavement that you have been called upon to bear caused by the death oi’ your be- loved wife d h hi li is ind

hard to endure yet God in his wise Providence sees- fit to take from us

.our loved ones which proves to us thai _ .._= =_-3 His ways are not man’s ways. _ s £1- "-1 F' ' " E" * - -

May God in His .infinite goodness

give you all strength and grace to bear _

up under this great and heavy hereave- ` _ ‘ 0

ment is our sincere prayer. And now - »

dear Brothers and Sisters we must

look to a higher power in all our _y _ `

troubles and sorrows for he alone is the only source oi’ all good.

Signed on behalf of the members of

REPLY.

To the officers and members of St.

George's Lodge, No. 109, I. O. G. T. Georgetown.

g e w h to thank you for all

your kind and loving words of sympa- thy I0 US. in our sad bereavemeiit_ It is good to know you are thinking of us in these the saddest days we have ever known. We mourn not because our beloved wiie. and mother, has gone to the better land, but be- cause we miss her so. We know that our master doth all things well, and in His far-seeing wisdom has taken our loved one from us to dwell in His Hea-

venly homc_ May God bless you one and all in your good work. and when

Yours in F H &

\ ‘ T captain .ioini i-1émp'hiiii?iiuiamiiy_' _‘i_iiigiiss|unai Bards '_ -*

I Cllreill h0l'86 Of the Mouse Wltlli

MINARD'S LINIMENT.

CHRISTOPHER SAUNDERB.

Dalhousie.

St. Peter'B, C. B. EDW. LINLIEF.

I cured a horse ot had swelling by

MINARD'S LINIMENT. _

Bathurst. N. B. 'rH0s. W. PAYNE.

Eastern Steamship _ ‘Lines ~ ALL-THE-WAY-BY WATER.

INTERNATIONAL LINE.

S. 8. CALVIN AUSTIN AND GOVER-

NOR COBB. _

Leaves St. John Mondays, Wednes-

days and Fridays at 9.00 a.in., for

Eastport, Luhec. Portland and Boston. ` Return- Leave Central Wharf Bos-

Star. '

Leave Portland Tuesdays, »Thuie~

days of 10.30 a. ni., June 19th to Sept. 11th.

St. John City Ticket Oiiice,47_ King

Street.

A. C. Currie, Agent, St. John. N.B. NA. E. Fleming. T.F., A P.A., 8_t. John

our journey on earth is ended, may we

alrneet our loved ones in the mansions a ove

I cured a horse, badly torn by of

Pitch f0l‘k. With MINARIYS LINIMENT

1? 3 T?

that Zsm Buk s power

is infinitely superior to that

of any other ointment. That not only

is Zsm-Buk capable of curing where other

When living in Vernon, I suffered acutely, for

over two years with a sore on my leg. Wl\|¢|`I»'

despite all treatment, turned' into an open \ll¢¢l’- l fried all kinds of olntments, liniments, etc., but the ulcer only got worse, and-finally became so had that l decided _to go into a hpspltal for ireatn_'i_ent. Before doing so, however, a friend idvlsed me to try Zain-Buk, which I did, and the first few applications gave me such relief. that I was encouraged to continue. By degrees all the soreness and inflammation were drawn out,'and :hen healing began. -To cut ii long story short, perseverance with this wonderful balm resulted in a complete cure. To me it seems nothing short of marvellous, that after suffering so intensely for so long. Z8m~B\l|l

slwuldeffect ii cure in such s comparatively short time, after all other remedies had failed. lt is

pleasant and sum remedy for consii- _ remedies fail, but Zam-Buk cures are permanent.

¢W0 years now since this cure wise effected. and there has'lx`ot been the slightest trace of the ulcer _

returninf. _ _

Since have enlisted I have further proved the'

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sertion for advertising in this column. ‘%_ '

Cash must accompany order. '

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power of Zara-Buk. I have just returned from the _ i-'- - - _ fr nt he e th l . __ s . .

o w r e men say tlsinvaluable-so splen _ _ _ _

did for the many injuries and ailments incidental ' ` " /' 6

to the soldier-'s life. liliave personally glvenZam ' Buk to many of my men for various ailments and injuries and ln_ all cases the results have been eminently satisfactory.

l shall be glad if you will publish this letter, as 1

think everyone should know of this wonderful healing ointment-Zsm-Buk."

(Sgd.) RICPIARD B. NUNN, Capt.

Offl '

cers Mess,

South Midlands, D.A.C.,

Salisbury, Eng

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HOW ZAM-BUK CUFIES

The sstrel ol Zain-luk's healles power ll il

ils izubal composition and ilu combined nas- U I I l ld'l

a as an serine .i properties. lrlagso ullnel. Zsm-luli is usable ol reaching the underlying tissues. when skin iroublss liars their rc-ola.anl of duiniying all germs. Tina the healing essences acilnx upon Ihr iissiies sloisioie new growth. New iissiie gradually replaces the old, until iii; diseased saith

bezomes new Iu.~a|_lliy rliin

ND mol Bl' W C 88d - - i ’ ' am-lukidbeal or¢czeids.rlnlwom,nlsrn.

the gg-earest of an family 1°3|eg_ winch _ ‘ _ _ _ _ abscesses. blood-poisoning. alias, boils, occurred on the 19"] Am," 1916 turns. solids. cuts and allslla lalulles

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_ _ ' ‘ -'i s - '=.-` v _ and diseases. All druaslsls and sions

The deceased was for many years - su. si zm-alll ci>..'renmie.

a memlaar of Our Noble Order and lier ' _ assoc a ons with us at our meetings ~ ___ _ __ _,_ _ - _ were always of a cordial and agreeable ' " _ ..-' _ . . ` I “M ah “"" one. _

Although those bereavements are C U R E S E I

tise-ent, page of valor and lo. l¢llliP Ind ro- cslve trial box.

Dividend Selling NOW at

For a short time-- a_very short time only, we offer you

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I _Those who wish to get in_ the Company with the lowest capital- ization and the brightest oi bright prospects for future dividends must act quickly,as there_1_s but a small block of stock to sell and this adver- tising offer /viii positively cease on Saturday, May 27 th. _

Write at once for prospectus and' full information, or if you wish

to make doubly certain of securing the stock we would suggest that you make immediate _application for the number of shares that you

wish to secure femitting 95c for each share.

I Act quickly---d_o not hesitate. The one who delays is the one '

will say later: “I wish I had secured some shares in the Security _Coinpany

while the stock was selling at 95C. _' _

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working successful results of scores of leading Island farmers. '

For these fertilizers give the

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REMARKABLE PROPHEGY. TWO YEARS A30 IN-WARSAW

America. as'the leader in the peace

h bollti n oi the' bound

movement, t e a 0 ' _ary lines between the United. States

and Canada and Mexicoand o. "new era" in 1920 are predicted in a remark- able 'solealled Warsaw- prophecy; made by a young girl ol’ 'that city. Miss "R. 8.," in October 1914. “ "

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A war will start in all Europe.-A s brother .will have toqtiglit against German avalanche will submerge all__a brother.. __ _ . l, _M _ 1; Q-_/-' our country up to Warsaw, up to Vis- - _ ‘

tuia-and also the ;vhola_o(_ Sfilgiux.-_-_

The German peop e w o ow e r

Government.-Against_ the__(l;rm_;ins Oli*-l»OO4°§OO§O_OO'lOOO; France, Engl nd, Russ ii, an e er- Q __ ~ __ ::,'=..2::'i.f:“:.i"'_:.':,-is u;::°‘_:u» as ~ ll:-?*‘°"_e°’ °""" »

' ._ d ill I-‘lgiit as He fought for you l

ivivdtgngqxilili :;lpT:<:i1at;°il?e°lE::;?:dya'bi BK Film f°“ "‘° film' -_*mi* “Eu” 5*

Warsaw, Miss R. S.. M 0“° °f tm’ - " _mi t, - _ = _ psychological meetings in Warsaw co|,_|the Polish soul when, owing todthe_§|§ Fight toghe nd' 'mn md ;f led from hectographic print in 0ctober|crlme ot Europe committed ii hun red gig m"_..__ _ _ . .

e rs a throu h the dismemberment

_ - ale _ _ it

19}l$he cropl will be Bory this yesr.- y “_ K }‘*°**.,...‘Q,_._*__._.*.,‘._

“Phe prophecy is contained in a book published by a Polish doctor, _*who has served abroad in the Red Cross. andjs now iii this couiliry. i-ie signs himself d| St h " although he

screetiy "Dr GD M1.

gives 'his full name to Mme Sz\lm0WBli-°- Adamowski of Cambridge. Dfeildem °f the "Friends of Poland. ’ who has fur- nished the following translation-

The words of s yoiing woman from

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