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I Norton is oIvnNtiultai1nersons SPREADING THE FAME OF THEN

the Holiday Fishing

Fishing is a pleasant

way to enjoy a holiday. Lots of exercise and fresh air. 'For proper fishing

you need such tackle as Jamieson

can supply you with.

° DOMINION DAY

Rods 15c, 20c, 25c, 40c,

$1.25,1.50, 175, 2 00, 2.25,

2.50, etc., Reels 20c. up, I Lines- up’ Sinke]-S, ‘Fare and One ’l`l\ird. Going June 29, Hooks, _ Floats, Flies,

everything of the best.

Take an Ansco Camera

with you. There will be many scenes and incid- ents you wlil want i pictures of. Prices $2.00 i up.

DRUGGIST

miles i'roni liocky Point. 40 acres in

See 0111' Wil1d0W f0l' shipping &c. For further particulars

' ° .. ..l\’lllf~l. ALFIX. (I. IIIPIJONALI).

i Great Bargains _ Ni-\-.' llominion l’. 0.

. l’ lil

Dollar Goods Races alt Pliimrose

Wednesday 30th Peakes Station Satur-

G‘ H. Taylor (lay, .lilly

= ° ° 230 Class trot and Pact

Jewetler & Optician Purse $50.00. I*

it _ _ : u, e-

1* niainder covered \vitli hard and soft

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'1‘ID1t TABLE Green Race Liberal Purse.

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9.44 10.39 0.25

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10.56 11.35 12.15 12.56 13.40 14.29 15.30 16.48 18.09 19.24 20.33 21.37 22.37 23.32

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W. 1.16 7.9 12.27 June-1st to 4th, variable. 5th to

9th, hot wave. 10th to 14th, storm period. 15th to 18th, cool wave. 19th to 23rd, swelterlng period. 24th to 27th, thunder showers. 28th to 30th, gloomy, damp and drlzzly weather.

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found trespasslng upon the property 0! Dr. Andrew Macphail at Orwell fwill be prosecuted. I Parties intending to fish or set nets or traps in the part of the Orwell _'River owned by Dr. Macphail are par- _tlcnlsrly warned to take especial notice. _ -

Dated 5th June, 1915. 5

Mathleson Macdonald & Stewart

1266-6-7Mmwf10l

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CANADIAN GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS

.!.I‘..l§!l.9.9.lQ.'l.!.9A

Single Fare Going .lilly l. Re-luring .lilly 2.

30, July I. Returning July 3.

Ocean Limited Daily

Dept. llallfnx, 8.00 a. m. Arr. Mon-

treal. 8.05 u. in. following day. Con- nection via Point du Chene daily ex- cept Sunday.

Panama Pacific Exposition

For latest information regarding

fares, routes, time tables, consult nearest lntercoloninl Ticket Agent.

W. K. ROGERS,

Pity 'Picket Agent.

16311-6-264i Charlottetown.

Farm For Sale

Farm t-ontaining 51 acres of land,

situated at Niue Mile (‘reek about S

good state ot’ tultivatlo the r

wood, farm well watered. Goodhouse and out-buildings Convenient to

apply on the premises to

. _ l .

172|)-ti-Mwt`n12wkspd.

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Three Minute trot and Pace.

JOHN H. CURTIS

Peakes Station.

GREAT BRITISH SPECIFIC FOR RAPID FAT-REDUCTION

The burden of the obesity is so dis-

tressing and so unpreposaessing. H110 Is generally so difficult to get rid of with _any degree of permanence, that the introduction to Canada ot' the fa- mous British Specific Antipon Will be welcome in many quarters. T116 preparation is not unknown here al- ready, but the obstacles in the way of its supply to the general public were necesarily great. All difficulties are now removed.

Ere the important discovery of

Antipon the treatment usually enl- ployed for the reduction of weight in- cluded starvation dietary rules. Sweal- ing and purging, together with min- eral drugging. All these things are weakening in the extreme. and, when obslinately persisted ln, ruinous to the constitution. Antipon is diametrical- ly opposed to such drastic methods.

To expel the_ superfluous fatty mat-

ter from the system is all very lwell. but the body must he amply ll0\1l'lSl19d at' the same time. Now. AntiD0!l “Ol only rapidly eliminates the excess of fat, but overcomes the unfortunate tendency to “run to fat." Amllle wholesome food therefore becomes Antipon's strength-giving ally. and there is no need to dread that the ex- tra nourishment taken will bring about a re-development of excessive fatty

tissue.

Every dose of Antipon is u sure step

in the direction of the recovery oi’ beauty of form, and vigorous nervous energy. _

The decrease of weight is not a ted-

ious process. Within twenty-four hours ot’ the first dose there is a re- duction varying, according to indi'vi- dual condilions, between 8 oz. fo Zi lbs. The scales \vill be the unerring re- corder. 'l‘he daily decrease is emin- ently satisfactory. When normal weight and symmetrical proportions are regained the treatment is no long- er necessary.

Antipon contains only the most

harmless vegetable substances in solu- tion, the llqiiid being in appearance like it light red wine. lt is palatable, 'efresliing and slightly tart, and never 'Jcresions any unpleasant reactionary effects.

Antipon can be obtained at all drug

stores, from stock or to order. oi' in :uso of any difiicluty, a large case will be forwarded direct front the Ant.ipon Laboratories, Store Street, London, W. t'., Eng., carriage paid. on receipt if remittance for 5 dols.'11c.

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_ Liberal-Conservative Convention

A Liberal-Conservalive (lonvcntion

to nominate candidates for the First District of Quecn’s County, and to transact other business in the inter- ests of the Association. will be held at-Bradalbane on Saturday, July 3rd, at 2 o‘clock p. in.

Each poll will please send five dele-

gait-s.

W. H. HOGAN, (lonvener. llope River, June 23, 1915.

1642-6-2Gl117i.

1726-ti-ISONI wnif`4llCsli

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GUARDIAN DLASSIFIED ADS.

_'I ' One cent per word first Insertion In this column, half cent per /1

_ word each continuation. Cash must accompany order. Minimum 1

‘ charge Twenty-five cents. » '~

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Agents \Vani;ed

AGENTS WANTED T0 SELL FOR

the old reliable I-‘ontbill Nurseries. We teach our men to sell. Experi- ence unnecessary. Highest commis- sions paid. llandsome free equip- ment. Stone & Wellington, Toronto, Ont. 1050-G-26ME27I.

For Sale Fon sALE.-0Ns M|LcH cow.

Lately freshened. Mrs I). K. Scott. North River. __~__1§f_3-6'2llm3l

Fon`sA|_ETl|=7ii$M"sNe|Ne, +I-l.P.

Woodpecker, on skids, suitable for farm ur other work. good as new. J. D. Offer, Great George Street.

1630-6-26m6i

°~PoR'rRA|'r AGENTS WANTED.

Send for catalogue. Solar and brom- ide prints, portraits, fiat and convex frames and war pictures. Merch- ants’ Portrait Co., Toronto.

llelp Wanted-1"cmal-:

DIARY OF EVENTS.

T0-DAY.

(lit-y Magistrate’s Court. 9 a. m. Supreme Court, 10 a. m. l"eoNe’s Theatre, 7.15 and 8.45. Prince Edward, 7 and 8.45.

Dollar Day~all day.

BIRTHS

AULD.--At Freetowii, P. E. l., on June 28th, to Robert C. and Mrs. Auld, a daughter.

MITCHELL.-At the Alhambra hos- pital, Los Angeles, Calif., on Sunday June 6, 1915, to Mr. and Mrs. John F. Mitchell, a son, Mr. Mitchell is the youngest son of Mrs. S. D. Fitz- gersld, 307 South Fourth Street, Al- hambra.

"Sussex Ginger Ales and Beverages

-We would call special attention to the fact that all our goods contain wholesome fruit juices, highly refined cane sugar and Sussex Mineral Spring Water Carvell Bros.. Wholesale Agents. 1733-6-30m1i.

"Pictorial Review Day is every day

at Prowse Bros., Ltd.

1870-6-28mc-tf

THREAT TO BLOW

UP SHELL FACTORY

28.-The Mul- which is mak-

has it is un-

containing

will be blown

WANTED-HOUSE WORK BY MID-

dle aged woman. hioilern wages. Apply Lowell llouse.

1626-li-26-Mllipd. _

WANTED--A GIRL FOR GENERAL

housework. Apply 83 Upper Prince S[r9e[_ _1440-6-17M1f

WANTED-AT ONCE A GENERAL

servant. Good wages. Apply to Mrs. James, Pownal street.

1286-G-Bmtf.

WANTED,-GIRL FOR GENERAL

housework. Apply 248 “Grafton St.

1373-6-12Mtf.

‘WANTED-LADIES TO D0 PLAIN

and ligltt sewing at home, whole or sparc time; good pay; work sent any distance, charges paid; send stamp for particulars. National Manufacturers Company. Montreal. y m 1 \ .\'lt.t|:|l'lu|ta Vitcutil.

$2.50 PER DAY FOR DISTRIBUT-

ing “WORLD'S GREATEST WAR" Up to date book. Whirlwind seller. Linscott Company, Brantford, Ont. Help \\'nnted--lllale

WANTED. - A REGISTERED OR

experienced drug clerk. Apply Ellis Pharmacy, Montague.

1616-6-25mtli

hour

at the

for

To Let

T0 LET--Bright furnished rooms.

good locality. Apply 31 lllllsIo0l'0 SL 1673-6~29M3i

T0 LET-A pleasant front bedroom.

centrally located, with board in pri- vate famlly. Apply at this office.

1691-6-629Mtf

T0 LET-Cottage at Rocky Point

Beach with two bedrooms, dining room, kitchen with kitchen stove. also a plazza. Apply Mrs. Train- or, Rocky Point Beach.

1687-6-29M3l

1 I 4-: - - J Teachers Wagted TEACHER WANTED-A second class

male teacher for Alberry Plains School No. 67. Supplement $20. Ap- ply to J. F. Jenkins, Secretary. Al- berry Plains, Lot 50. 1697-6-29M3ipd

or second class, male preferred, for Marshfield School. Supplement $45. Apply to L. ll. D. Foster, Secretary. - 1632-6-26mtf

wANrso.'--1'sAcHEn" or ” Finsrx

MDIII DDIIDIIIGS

III WIIKIIIVIII

WINDSOR, Ont., June 25.--A plot

to blow up two tnore buildings, one of them a factory in Walkervllle, were uncovered this morning by provincial policemen Nash and Smith.

Twenty sticks of dynamite were

found at the rear of the Gramm Motor Truck Company, which has been fill- ing orders for the British Government.

The explosives were found near the

Pere Marquette tracks at the rear of the building, and from it were lead- ing wires.

ln a house on Douillard Street, an-

other dynamite cache wns discovered.

The building is a"boarding house oc-

cupied by foreigners or muny nation- alities, and these men are now under surveillance.

A false move on the part of any oi’

them will mean immediate arrest.

About forty sticks were discovered

in the .second plant.

The police say they expect to un-

cover more and possibly to arrest a couple of suspects within few hours.

Since Monday morning. when told

to devote their whole time to the ex- plosion at Peabody’s plant, and the attempt to blow up the armorles the police have been working night and day, but as yet have no positive clue to the perpetrators.

DR HERRIDGE ASKS CANADIANS SOME PLAIN QUESTIONS.

OTTAWA, June 28.-ln a powerful

recruiting sermon, the text of which is to be used by the Militia Depart- ment in booklet form. Colonel the Rev. Dr W. 'l‘. Herridge, pastor of St And- rew's Presbyterian Church. and ex- Moderator of the General Assembly, to-night assailed "professional sports. race track courses, moving picture shows, and such like things. which attract too many of our full-grown men, who might well ask themselves just now whether their time could lint be spent in a more useful way.

"l fear that many oi' our youth have

not yet seriously considered whether they ‘cannot do something, directly or iiulirectly, to strengthen our national resources in this epoch making hour," continued Dr llerridge. “ Why should we not have a quarter of n million mon in training for such emergencies as the future may unfold?"

HIAIIH DF

AIIIMAIS DIIINIH

Under and by virtue of the author-

ity cont'erred upon ine by the pro- visions of section eighty-one of the Order-in~(!ouncil of November thir- tieth, nineteen hundred and nine, bc- ing regulations relating to animals’ quarantine, issued under autliorlty of Chapter eleven, Il Edward Seventh. intltuled “An Act respecting infectious and contagious diseases affecting ani- mals," l hereby authorize and direct the inspection by veterinary inspec- tors of all foxes entering the Province ot' Prince Edward Island, Consignors and (Ionsignees of foxes brought into said island shall, on or before the ar- rival of :mid foxes in said Island, re- port. the number and description of the sanie to the nearest. Customs officer, and shall submit the same for voterln- ary inspectlon at Charlottetown. After satisfactory inspection, foxes will be placed in quarantine for thirty days in the premises provided for the pur- pose by the Provincial (loverntueut. During the period oi’ detention, the necessary care and attention will be provided by the Provincial Govern- ment. and the foxes will be at the risk of the owners.

The Order of July thlrtletll, nine-

teen hundred and thirteen, is hereby rescinded.

Approved (Sgd.) Geo. H. 0'Hulloran,

lit-iputy Minister of Agriculture.

I iSgd.) F. Torrance,

Veterinary Director-General.

Dated at the (lily of Ottawa, this

22nd day of June, 115.

1729-ll-30ME6i.

"lf you want the biggest dollar's

worth of high quality groceries your money has over bought, you should not fail to call at this store and select your requirements from our list ol! Dollar Day Bargains. Beer & Goff. 123 Queen Street. 1683-6-29M2i

511521/its

12 lbs. (laspe Codflsh for . . . ... 12 Tumblers Jam for.. . 11 lbs. Prunes for . . . . . . . . . ... $1.00 6 Cakes Quality Chocolate for ..$l.00 6 Tins Quality Cocoa for . . . ... $1.00 5 Bottles Aylmer Jam for $1.00 5 Bottles 20 oz Pickles for . $1.00 13 lbs Currauts. bulk for $1.00 25 Cakes Laundry Soap for . . .. $1.00 Il Regal Brooms for . . . . . . . ... $1.00

BEER G. GOFF'S.

$1.00 $1.00

1739-6-30m1l.

TEACHERS WANTED - “FIRST

and Second Class License teachers for Saskatchewan and Alberts rur- al schools, commencing next Aug- ust. Salaries $720 to $780 per an- num. Full particulars supplied. Ap- ply Canadian Teachers’ Agency, Re- gina, Saskatchewan and Calgary, Alberta . " 2357-6-23-ME12l.

WANTED EXPERIENCED MALE

Teachers' graduates, by the School Commissioners of Westmount for Standard Vll of' the Public Schools. initial salary not less than $1,000 per annum. Applications will be re- ceived up to June 30th by W. Chalk. B. A., Secretary-Superintendent, 1 Stanton St., Westmount, P. Q.

Walitez

WANTED-Before Saturday next, two tons of wool; highest prices paid either in cash or goods. Augustine McDonald Sourls. 1684-6-ll29Mt!. W7i'rT-i":'o_`€c“-s o'°bn °‘Fl'A'N' F” IDT?

carriage. Apply Box 834, City. . ' 1057-6-28M3l.

Black

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Liberal-Conservative Conventions

A Liberal-Conservative Convention

to nominate candidates for the Third District of Queenls Coimty, and to transact other business in the inter- ests of the Association. will"be held ,in the Lyceum Hall at Charlottetown, on Tilesday, .luiy 6th, at 1 o‘clock p. m.

Each poll will please send five de-

legatrs.

..Wm. J. GIBSON,

_ Convener.

1745-6-30mll. Y

A Convention to nominate candl-

dstes to the Legislative Assembly for the Second District of KIng's County will be held at the hail in Morell on Wednesday, the 7th day oi’ July. at the hour of 10 o‘clock s.m. Each poll is to he represented by llhdelegates.

ANDREW LEWIS.

Coavener.

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The following letter which has been

received by Mr Brady of this city from his son, George, who has charge of it gun and is attached to the First Battalion. First Brigade, C.F.A., tells of his brother's death. which occurred at the famous battle of Ypres:-

France. June 11.

Dear Father,-A line to let you

,know that l'm still living. in good health. with three square meals and medical attendance free, so don’t worry about me. I don’t know where I am, where l am going to, but l'm on my way. 1 received a letter from Amy the other day, telling me about Will. As l happened to be there the same time, I heard he was shot the first time his company made a charge at about six o‘clock on the morning oi' the 23rd. So I dropped a line to Martha telling her to let you know. I was billeted across the road from him for about two weeks before we went to Ypres, so was with him every day. The last I saw of him was on Sunday before lie was killed. lie was as strong and healthy as ever. Oh, it was hell at Ypres.. I can’t imagine how the infantry stood it like they did. (The Canadians don’t budge.) l could hear nothing but Whistling Willles. Singing Susles, .lack Johnsons, and Coal Boxes, so you can form an idea of your own of the kind of music we had to work to. Well as the artillery- men are starting the music again I will have to close for fear one sings too near to me. I might make a blot on the paper, so will stop hoping this will find you all well at home. I re- main, your affeotionute son,

GEORGE.

A postscript attached asked that

island papers might be sent. As the boys now doing service at the front all seem to miss the home news. all who can should. as often as possible, send these boys a bundle ol? papers.

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it Pe‘0p]g’5 Theatre 3.15 1.ismis_si.

Enriai-1 c_uANcE or PROGRAM To-DAY I A Dollar Show for ‘ Five and Ten Cents-

SPECIAL MATINEE TO-DAY AT 3.15 FOR OUR OUT OF TOWN FRIENDS

See Evening Papers for List of Pictures

. _ ! _ Wi' i bfi

DOLLAR I DAY

We 'intend to help celebrate Dollar

Day by giving some sipecial values. As we expect a heavy ay’s business it may be somewhat hard to make all deliveries the same day, we will therefore take orders for later de-

. livery and will attend to them as

promptly as possible.

See special window Wednesday

“ morning. -

All goods bought on Wednesday

_ will_be delivered at any Railway r Station in the province free of ‘ charge.

'I JENKINS

The Grocer

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I Wednesday, June 30th I sour Big ollar ay

This day we unite with the City Merchants in

giving the biggest value you had for many days.

Some of the articles we offer forY OUR DOLLAR.

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Nlcn's 2 Shirts, $I.38 for .. . . . . . . . . . . . ....$I.00 Mcu‘s I SIiirt,$I.25 for .. . _ _____$|_0o- Iioys’ 2 Shirts, $1.50 for .. . . . ..$i.oo , Men's 3 piece Uutler\vc:ir, $1.50 for . . . . . . . . . . . . .$1.00 .\’Ien's 3 pair Lisle Hose, $1.80 for . . . . . . . . .. . . .$1.00 1\Ieii’s 4 pair Casinnere Socks, $1.40 for .. . ..$l.oo I\lcn's 3 Neckties, $1.80 for i\lcn’s 1 pair Gloves, l’errin’s, $1.25 .. l\lcn’s 8 Collars, Arrow Brznitl, $1.20 .. .. .....$i.0o

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- Men s 8 Collars, W. (1. & l\. $1.20 for ....$I.o0

Mci1's Straw Hats, $1.25, $1.50 :md $1.75 for ....... .$1.00

Mel* S Fell Hills, $1-25. $I~50 :ind $2.75 for . . . . . ...$1.00

V I/mbrcllas,

$t.25for...... . ....$|.oo

. Iioys’l-lots, ._ .. ...$1.00

Mens Caps, $1.25 and $1.50, for . . .. .....$i.oo

l\'icn’s Overalls, $1.25 for . . .. $100

; _ The best value in a ready to wear su't t 1 20 per cent discount of Rain Coats, 20 perl¢e?1rt'¢li(;gg$11ift

off any su1_t_, made to order, not called for.

We. will pay the railway fare of any lady or gentle-

men who wil give us their order for a Suit 'to be made

tO I'-IICHSU I'€.

. BRUCE

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