l Iindfgeslion sud' Constipation was ill gl ii, - .~ _ I consider that I owe my life mand of Colonel ings; have started an

t¢_'i1i\ruii_‘_¢i'“» _ind I ,wi to ay to iinportant feature of war training, vig.,

14th, 1915.

man '

-3.

rjblc

hNqn` ""`g` I had in

'and

f',?‘q",,'¢,,,¢ ¢i,,y-lull, md bwmg so Thursday. when the case of The

run-down that I never thought I would Kl:§d_V‘;_hl;:sd£“;dc£~e ?;`°:g’al°"'li2ml;‘f

_ _ . . A he |Q_*3"°_|}-_‘_"‘°°' ' _ ses and value of lands expropriated

_A neighbor _advised me to try ‘Fruit- at

s`-` ‘reall :I did so"and tothesurprise salt will appear for the Crown and 0?;-,~‘y‘d°cwr, 14i,e“ni°lmpi-me ,mi Messrs McLean andMcKinnon for s..4l-»;~d»i»¢f»;m»»»v/l‘fmffa-tim. Mf- C'°“"Y-

Iésalltisued ihlsdasalsms and su my

who Hitler from Indigestion, th

.-i ' . 3 cY“.|'?iP*.ll°ll Q1' HBIA-l¢l1¢S~ 'F{'“_'t' dug back of the Kensington Range. s-t§ye`s’. ‘Gifvstsislowlyfrml vudlfvlt This work will be continued and the ‘_/'“‘,»_.a\.;|gu|i1_ yguqilj nt wgll th; - men initiated into the full mysteries

' ` ' I dia" ` Of

bolun-E GAUDRE-AU_ tie-grounds of France and Belgium.

50°. a box, 8 for 32.50, trial size, 25c.

At all dealer! 0!" 3011* P°|l»Pl~ld bl town, left Saturday morning for New l`ntlt-'a-tiv"es'Limited,`0ttaws. Glasgow. N.S., to attend the marriage

’ - ’ - nf_ her sister Miss Adele which to k

- i ~ _.ia

'_ .. _

_- '1 -l0ffice: Queen Street

--~`~*“i°l'""ll 'f*“°"°" °'“U SW" theme Mrs. sspmu Mucphallolcllar- I , _ ttetown has been probated. The " " -~ ‘ ° »9857""20M1‘“°“'h ' estate is valued at $36,377.34 the real

fi-¢»_j`._ ; ..__l; .__ - . - _ , ` es V

town and land fn King’s County being

_'ff » 'MQRSONV ‘_ DUFFV . valued at »1.0150. Deceased be- .:-' _ ._ ' <1

li/lls_a`l`d`ence: Revere Hotel. lo

` s5r;_i"`°'"1.a”¢"‘Au°,.neys __ 8: Somerville. Mass., $500; to each ol' - »-~ 1.. '~ = _ "

so`il¢lwl-'s-‘nu nliysi sunk or f-anna.. ¥;’°"‘Y- 52-00° “Ch 1° l’°~l>°'<i f°

_ Q __._ . t

nw. 41". i -_ - v

0 .

__ -,MONEY To LUAN. hairs; tzo Hazel Stewart,- of Lynn.

- Ellen Stewart of Lynn, $2,000 each to

D.C. McL_¢od, K. C., W.E. Bentley, K.C 10

MCLEQU 5, BEN-i-i_Ey wart- of Lynn, also $2.000 each; to de

- C

0|l=l¢es_Bsnl¢ 0; N, S_ (vhamlierg f‘ha|'lottetown, $500; to the P. E. l.

Chm-imiemwn' p_ i;_ i_ llospital, $300; to Zion Church, $1.500

$1,000 thereof for the building fund d the remaining $500 for missions;

ga"-i|i¢r ,mi _A¢i°m¢y.;¢.|_;w $1,000; to David and John Mclnnis.

. [0

G. W. Crsg of this City. who reslllled his sitlons in the Royal Bank. to en- listjfgr overseas service in No. 5 Siege Battery and who was obliged to un- dergo a surgical operation to fit blin- sslf for the work of a gunner, is now out of hospital and it is pleasing to note that he is completely recovered.

7 79°", "nh _ Louis A. Audette will arrive in Char- C0”-‘f'P“"""- I lottetown this week to reside at the

ace yesterday. The groom is lillr.

ew Glasgow. The many friends of

' » _ ' e ' .

the happy couple will wish them every

' - V happiness. The brldegroom is well

known in Charlottetown where he was

' . ' _ for some time in the employ of the

. I' E Guardian as linotypist. After a short

_- ." ¢- , ' [honeymoon tour Mr. and Mrs. Curran

‘ = ' V -~ » ~ will take up their residence in New

» » v-ETERINARY suaosorv _ Glassow- ‘

e children of Mrs. Cook. Eleanor and

er- The June.

Rev. Noll John Mc-

, . __-i

--sl

Ptucxv seamen Lao.-ur.

EXCHEQUER ` COURT.-Judge

eeting of the Exchequer Court on

Carleton Point. Mr. A. E. Arsen-

TRENCH DIGGING.-The men. of e 105th Batt io under the com

e digging of trenches. Yesterday number of Zig-zag trenches were

trench-digging as done in t.he bat-

Miss Blanche Stewart. Charlotte-

mes Curran of Halifax. and now of

WILL PROBATED.-'I‘he estate oi'

tate includin houses in Charlotte-

eathcd to her niece Sarah S. Cook.

em when they attain the age of 21

ss. S ,000_ to James. Ethel and

paid to them when 21 years old; Roland, Margaret and Edna Ste-

eased’s nephew. George Stewart,

Mrs. (Dr.) J. Murchison, Bonshaw.

WARBURTON di SHAW

Barrsters, Attorneys, Notary Pub

Offices Old Guardian Office, Pro- , I never was censoured. Mr. Ferguson lil-king

-was Block, Carlottetown. P. E. l. was born about sixty-five years ago-at llflnll Bl ` _Marshfield and railroadlng was his Careful

_ _ life work. He had a family of pine, package.iare pleasant, harmless ..and

4 _' Four daughters are married at Lowell, UIGXPSHS V0. and all 00101* S0011 dl'\l8'

A.A. McLean, K_C., Donald McKinnon 'fa "3‘“’°! | “'° 'nz' M395, iiis gli-iss; gon Harry W_ is gists in this vicinity sell them subiect

` ovary time for ll! conductor on the Great North West- to an absolute guarantee of weight in-

h,.,|“,,., A¢¢°,.,,, 3 ai uw _’ ' ' ' fool trouble." sru and Chicago railway; _i_ Reginald assimllstlve elements known to chem-

. Mcl.EAN & MeKlNNON

. . . . Y ' '

_ Brown ’Block, Charlottetown ..

_. , _

' L' DR ~ Dentist

' A / ul ._ ' one son Albert I-I., died sixteen years “N6 £0 l . HEATH_ MC|NTYRE¢ _ " " -_

"’° Cameron Block, Victoria Row

Charlottetown,

'CLIFT

$200.

_li\.\;’_§

f £4?

Ill

FEET OR CORN8

feet are never, never going to bother 1 or make you limp any more.

' -+-----*- _ l

HALIFAX. N.S.. May 23-The

House of Assembly of Nova Scotia was dissolved this afternoon and the writs for the general election were immediately issued., Nomination 'tidy will be on Tuesday. June illth,snd - ling day will be on fruesdsy, .lane

.l_

May I4.-An

_correspondent from Morell writes. li

il _,.

~ LOI8TER8.- Ars reported plen-

tiful everywhere, though bait is scarce in some places. in the space of one week Joseph Mclnnil. a renowned

fisherman and s _ shggeholdsr in one of the foremostlo _terpscking _

concerns. put out his traps, and caught ‘lobsters enough to' fil twenty-five cases. Now don't say that‘s a fish 'story because it isn’t.-Y ‘

Cascapedia arrived in Summerside early yesterday morning bringing one of the largest corgoes in her history. She left at 4 o'clock for Charlottetown. The officers this year are the .same as last year with the exception of the Parser, Mr. Payne. formerly of the Arranmore succeeding Mr. W. H. Da- vis who retired after over 40 years in the service; He is`a nov/ Superin- tending the export of munitions for the Imperial Munitions Commission, in Montreal.-C.

-. WORKS OF ART.- By the ad- dition of two more beautiful- pic- tures in the sanctuary of the Memori- al Chspel of St. Peter’s Cathedral the

cha el is now com lete. These latest

Mr. Robert Harris, A.R.C.A., C.M. G., Montreal and compare favorably with the best that 'he has produced. One picture is a representation of St. James the Just_ showing him in the at- titude of prayer and the other is of St. Luke. The pictures are painted on canvas but are of the character of frescoes.

THE "PRINCE EDWARD"- The

car ferry steamer did not reach Char- lottetown yesterday until 2.10 p, m., ll0lnK detained by fox. on account of

scheme of mural decorations for the f

D P

works of art are .from the brush of `\

*-CASCAPEDIA ARRIVES- The ' -

Made refully ing it _ ulating' ln'

King George’s Navy "` ` 'l L 'V

as most plug tobaccosdo; ‘ ’ _

` NAVY PLUG `

Has a delicious, non-irritating sweet taste -- and , '

it is universally recognized that sweetened tobacco is much more healtllflll than the old fashion “strong”, unsweetened plug. _ ` It leaves along, lingering flavor and guards the teeth from the ravages of “acid mouth",

tt/he cause of -nearly all tooth decay. A `

ff Made in Canada by Expert Canadian Workmen ” '

1Oc _ A Plug Everywhere

Rock CITY Toascco Co., LIMITED

Y i ' _ i _ i l l \_.-4| _

_ f“f,§r'I:' .

-- make it a greater- f

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nch tobacco, every ounce of which is cal- N. - »§~‘ blended according to our process, glv 1 " ~ ‘

to keep it together instead of gran-

Qc'-k

¢\‘.’f-' ll' r’

7 Q'

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_ _ _

which she was obliged to anchor ln I Caribou Channel for nearly three hours_ She reports a large strip of ice W

cluding about 4 cars of flour, 1 car of machiner 2 cars w u

boilers of the steamer which have been out of action in order to be cleaned were filled last night and two others were emptied to undergo simi- lar treatment. ‘

one of the boatsca sized and the ma

fisherman, Jos. A. Richard, who came is

bravery so often displayed by our

Medllls. and yet he, who risks his life ta

to destroy lives on the battlefield.

on the firing line. -Y

Our veteran railway man John A, Fer-

at home. Mr. Ferguson has well inf? Sl-~

‘l E _. _ earned his retirement allowance and ll1\i’B lfelil-ment Will be S911! YOU P051'

' - P / hismany friends in this vicinity hope llllld-

»c‘. 075” l“|°U"l1 9 I- M- *° 1 P. M- .1 ‘ that he will live long to enjoy the

.fel 2 p. m. to 5 p. m. _ V m game in his wmforiabie -home on the (Special to the Guardian.)

‘ 3583-10-2o1\itf. _ _.._..__~ lmnny banks 0; ihe beautiful SL PARIS, May 25.-An olliclal com-

_Peter's Bay- ' . m

cAN"r st=.A'r "Taz" Fon sons' °f the

AND b()NS 'rmso swol.|.en. cattousso ' CUNOUS PR°PHECY-A °“rl°“S my increased dui-lug me usy against

but well authenticated story has come

` , - in I .Hauer received last week our positions on Hill 304. On the

Trade Marks. Designs. --- by professor Hinton from his right bank after a heavy bombardment

Plfelf M¢}""°lil- Y°“ ca" lff’.°hf,l’l’7'!°°'°d ln ° m°` mother who resides in Northampton, the Germans delivered about five 1377 ' ' "'°“t- use Tn ‘nd "ev" °““°r England. The incident occurred in 0-clock

Ollie# Elllnl"°"- Wm* t°'i‘l°"- "“W» l’“"1"'¢» b""2“l“3', u village near Banbury, Northampton- ' LBWI- B“'°""["t,l"°d “mill Nei- "T" *nd shire. A woman was washing dishes between Hmdremom Wb°d “nd in all foreign couu~ only "i‘ls‘ takes the pain and sore- in. im- liiiclisu; her young baby wg; Thiaument Farm. All these..attacks

__ "9" 0"* °f °°"‘°» °“"°“°°5 md b““' lying in its cot near by. The mother were repulsed with heavy losses ex-

for Book "Patent Protection" .ions. dropped a plate on the floor which was- mpg ai » A5 50°" *U Y°“ 1*" Y°“\' fe” ln “ broken. To the mother's amazement

about and how to Obtain Pai- "Tis" hath, you just feel the happl- ying. ligby said “thst's number one"! tmp'

ness soaking in. How good your poor, A “wud pin, ,imiiariy fe" and was chss.

SL. M°¥l¢l‘°“l- °l‘l "fl f°°l~ '|'l\'3I~' “Wit ‘U dime 1°' broken. when the child again exclalm- ' ln the rbgion' of Douamcnt artillery '

Washington. joy. "Tis" is grand. "Tis" instantly mi ~-gimp, mlmlm- iw0"_ A mi,-d ioi. “Guam '

draws out all the poisonous exudntlous lqynd will, the ‘gms exciamgligu in-im b h I 'which auf! no Your feet and “U10 the baby who said “tnars number °" ° 50"- i\=fllm°d- Ninas- "wiv fm- tures. I snail als tomorrow and the war l°“s M80 SUM ¢°“H°d Hire in ins 0°* 9-'25‘°°“¢ 5°* °f "-'"2" Qi Rn! will end June.1llth." The child died German supplydepot at Peudicourt

drl-is BYOTG 01' il°l\l\'U116nl ll0l'0- G9! on the following day as predicted and 'imriii

bissssss i'.!?.i’_1I.‘*..‘l‘23‘.1'.‘.Il'.."»‘.'-l‘?‘h‘2.!l.$°°`l1‘l§i“°"'~’“”° “-‘"‘ “ °“‘°I" ‘°°“°" ‘°’° as w-~'1=-¢°-:»=-ws-\ 0- 111° we °i

.~ lsr’

on Wood i,|andg_ The steamer had ny prophecy. The truth of the story only two passengers. but brougiii ls vouched for by the doctor who st- some eighteen carloads of freight, in- ‘f¢“‘le‘l the Child at his death'

wire, and a Zur of cemelllgg n'l"l1d tcvllld A

heart ,

-NARFl0W.E8CAPE.-in the gale niglii-_y

0! l"F'lilly IBM. While U10 flslwflnefl Df producing nourishment it contained? C. F. Morrlssey’s factory at the Black You lmvcn’t alned in wel ht one Marsh. were trying to save their boats, gmicg,

D ~ body like unburned coal through an

nnsef. JBPOIIIB Gllllllel. WB-B l~l1l‘0Wn ln- open grate. Tile material was there, 1° the Water- Bewmmins entangled but your rosa uoesrrt work una stick, in some of the rigging, he would sure- and me ly have been drowned but for the rea- enough

dy wit and cool courage of another lo

*U me rescue “nil 300060600 in Sell-ins Your nutritive organs, your functions

the drowning man aboard his boat. of assimilation. are -probably sadly i Tllli ls Only 0n0tl1er example of the out of gear and need reconstruction.

fisherman in saving lives during the sawdust . y 8 , fishing season. Nnknown heroes the meals you are eating and eat' with | they wear no Distinguished Conduct every one of those a single Sargol|

to save another. mustbe as true- a he- Let the

Evidently there are brave men not yet suit Sargol aims to change weak i

new red blood corpuscles-to give

_ A VETERAN RAILROADER. - A the blood the carrying power to de-‘

ver every ounce of fatmaking ma- terial in your food to every part of

guson has retired from the service on your lwdy- Snrgol to. mixes Will! YOUI'

my Em" soilcito,-s for Canada Balm: “Tu” superannuation after s, most faithful food. t0 ers Association, Bank of Montreal. service of forty-one years as Foreman easily

Canada, Permanent Mortgage Corpdr- on Section 28. During all these years lell 110W they ll8V0 gained fill llle Wal’ ation_ he never had a serious accident and from 1 to 25 D0\1l\¢lS ll 100ml! While

is a merchant in the employ of the lBll”y.

Boston and Maine railway; C. Ray- Bri' l>n0klEe» mend is nrsakmsn on the B. and M. ll you find a drusslst who in un-

ago. and his youngest son George A National Laboratories, 74 St. Anto-

ard to for t-he fulfilment of the uucsn-

Fol;`i1in People

Thin men and women-that big,

filling dinner you ate last What became of all the fat-

E S That food passed from your

plain truth is you hardly get nourishment from your meals

pay for the cost of cooking. This true of thin ‘folks the world over.

Cut out the foolish foods and funny

diets Cut out ever thin but

fl`2f_`§<§é?`?`?l

blet. ln two weeks note the difference I

scales be the judge. Five to

ro as he,who braves the cannon's roar eight good solid pounds of healt'l1y,|

“staythere" fat may be the net re- st '

agnsnt blood with millions of fresh f,

prepare it forthe blood in an assimilated form. Thin people

0 Sargol and say that the new ays put, Sargci tablets are » a combination of six of the best

They come 40 -ablets to a

supply you send $1.00 to the

Montreal and a complete ten

unlcation reads: "On the left bank

Meuse activity of enemy artil-

a series of offensive actions

one point where the enemy

occupied a section of our tren-

oontlnues very _violently on des. Theilre of one of our

sm case. Mullen. csnnonad-.

lo as

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f it _sw "r

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rl ' “"' MATTRESS / is" as good today aswhen

bought it thirty years ago.”

(l“The_whole family has enjoyed years of restful, refreshing sleep on our OSTERMOQR MATTRESSES-and I have not spent one penny in fixing them up. _

(l,“They have never needed renovating, and have never matted nor become. lumpy in allthe 30 years we have been sleeping on them. ` (l,“Except for an occasional sunbath, my OSTERMOORS get practically no attention. - Yet they have retained their even softness and their elasticity throughout all these years. \ ' -

(l_“Is it any wonderthat I am enthusiastic over _the OSTERMOOR, and recommend it to everyone who wants the luxury of restful sleep?" _ (I_The OSTERMOOR MATTRESS is made of "a thousand sheets of down.” It is built-not stuffed-in layers of finestselected, long libre cotton felt, pressed into casing of the highest grade artistic ticking. ' ' ~

THE PRICE IS $15 0

in Canada as well as in the United States. .And every _OSTERMOOR is readily distinguished by the binding around the edges, bearing the name "0STERMOORf-’ (as shown around this advertisement). You cannot be too particular in looking for this distinguishing mark.

(I_Ask your dealer for it or write to us for the name of your nearest agent. Buy a 'Banner Spring (Patented July 1908) at the same time and thus secure the best combination for sleep comfort.

The Alaska _Feather & Down Co. 'Limited

_ Makers of Bedsteads and Beddi

_ _ ' "8 12 Lil; Wmmpeg MONTREAL Vangguver hi-ad in ?'Alaska on an article Means High Grade Every Particle”

as so

as as

‘

For Sale by BEER ®. WEEKS

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assesses.-sans..-.-sas-¢sa-¢¢»¢.¢.».»a

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the front. ln an aerial fight one of our pilots brought down _ s. fokker

which ren within tus enemyu l lest ' to north of Vaux. ini, the regior'|\of P*\Rl5» MW 35"* Thi’ b“m° ‘"`°“"d fllshtfnlglllcs Etain one of our squadrons gave battle V°"“m °°“"““" t° rue Wm' ° "‘°` '

£0 I Broun of German

machines were seriously hit and dom- resource in their power to pelled to make a landing. No. 304 and Dead.Man Hill

bank of the Mouse, anttin/to

lence unexampm even in this region. them by General Nivolle’s

_ TWU The Germans '_ ‘striving with every planned and executed c"-'

Fort Douau on

which was w

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