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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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skill by making for you

the best portrait you have ever had

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OUR picture, with that dear

f‘grandma_” of childhood days,1s priceless to you now.

_Remember that your children -

w_illsoon be grown up-that their ‘pictures will be equally prized in years to come. _

Make the appointment to-day

BAYER studio

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Ellis’

Condition _ Powders

While they Last

Women’s Boots Sizes 2 1-2 to 4 1-2 -

Women’s Sl`ppers sizes 2 1-2 1014 1-2 496

Misses’ Boots

Sizes is, 1, 2 ...... ._ 75C

Misses’ Sl`ppers sizes 11, 12, is, 1, 2 75C

Children’s Boots sizes 9 and 10 756

Bab’ B t soft s<ii§S.....?.?._.i 106

Alley & Co.

135 Queen St.

|| tery. _

The Eastern Guardran 3.22 l_§_`_ll}f_._§“ ` M """"""".

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*ORNAMENTAL FENCINQ 4 Chickens 11 to 131.

"GEORGETOWN- Service in cents per foot D F MgoDonaid, Wheat (per bushel) $1 00 to $1 25

HOW Trluity Church, Georgetown. Souris 93295711111, Buckwheat ¢ next Sunday at 11 and 7, Sunday .___ Barley 70 10 75g School at 230 Mr A G Pribb will *TEA-St Margaret’s Tea will be Tub butter (per lb ) '> c °m°l“t° l_ield at Bear River Station on Tuesday gfuatoes (per bushel) c

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Norman McLennan. I-lartsville Mrs

nan was ti member of the Presbyter

ne hm Church She leaves to moum mond at home, Wallace in Winnipeg,

their loss two sons, Daniel in Quincy James in Chicago ‘md John in Char

Mass and Malcolm in B (‘, and two 1°

(‘lvde River and Mrs St ie J h r son in Massacliusets Tliriag iiiotiieiih gi F laistel-S’M Mrs wmiam B'sh°l"

M L M1~Leiinan,Hurtsville all ol' Drencxf rt W

whom are over 80 yeais ot age, also l

survive her. The i'uneral service on gi

tor, Rev. J. H. Mcllattie, the remains being laid to rest in Hartsvllle Ceme-

MRS. R. MBCDONA LD.

On Wednesday, Mny 5th there pass-

ed peacefully away to the reward of F0 it long Christian life, Jane beloved $1

knew her. Her lnsi illness which was $6 oi' six uiimtlis duration proved her $1 piitienco and 1eiieeri'iilnf~ss like unto her Muster, and the end i'ouiid her ready to l'1illo\v ills lieckoiiiiig. lie- H sides ii sorrowiiiie: husband she leaves to mourn her loss five diiunhters and

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MacL1-od, (fliarlottetowii, Mrs. M. E. S Stewart, Brookfield. Mrs. Belle Proud, Wiiiiil .. M .\" il

peg rs Villiani GG'ass and

Mrs. ltohert Gass, llonville, Daniel at th Norm iviiisiiire, noiiert, wiiiiiim ‘U

ini; sincere sympathy. The funeral th

p. in. The services were held in 'th

The kind that pays for S

itself in better stock and

this is the time of year

to feed it. Prepare your horses for the Spring’s work. Sold and guaran- teed by

Ellis’ Pharmacy

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US l a iastcne the end. 1.

_Only adfew _{layi;_hnve elapsed since 0

iusinn an w e were parted, and

_iioiv they are together again where ar

here shall be no parting for ever. t

Tickets on Hzile March lst to Nov. 30th The |319 My-3 pierce’ whose maiden Pr

Liuut Thref: Monllw niiiiie wiis Jane Robertson Stewart.

$124 60

‘uw W ,HJ ER _Do'mi_;i°n Express nui|d_ ence. this 6th day of December. A. D. lllB6. t

ills. Charlottetown. (SEAL) A. \\'. GLEASON,

5 10

_ S1'/tri; or fliiin. ITITY or 'roi.izoo, s. ` e

Fr0m Picton, N. S. LUCAS COUNTY- _ is D

(;0;ng and Returning via (-hi¢ago_ I-‘rank ]_Ch¢n¢y makes Gam nm 111.15 3;-njor while stocks _ore acctiniulatliig. The

_-*__ Kai-tnero_f the Grin of F..l.~Cheney&1 0.. doing market for light skins is especially

' Going vga Chigago and _usinesainthé:g__ilyof__T;_>ledo. l__ounti;__zindStat1; sl

. - - il 01'! 3 .

Returning vi_i\$__X_;i0ncgg_iifr. _gr vice versa. ¢)g\|.;s}.{‘[_]_\i1fiR]¢|g 5g1_LAr1x!Psv1%rE:gh ngdsgiiegy C

» , ," _, _ , , ' _ W. B, H0\\'Ait1>, l>_l‘,A._1.‘.i‘.R.. St. John. -H-“H S(’“'“""h Cm" I R‘\‘\l_(J' (i,HE:\EY and take off. Deacons or Bob (fait 65c.

N B Sworn to before me and subscribed in my pres-

_ D n - lia|l's (`aiarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts D

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TWO NOSES

Nature never produceiftwo

blades of grass, two peas, two flowers, exactly alike. So in the physical kingdom, no t_wo ea_rs, eyes or nose_s, are _.precisely sim- ilar. Thus, in fitting noseglas- ses,” each guard must have/a dis- tinct adiustment in order that it sets easily, securely and comfort- ably. Our Optical wo_rk excels iii_1_ that we give these “little things the same particular attention that we devote to the proper tit-~ ting of lenses.

H. J. MABON

Druggist & Optician. Suuris. P. E. Island

Coal A Coal A

Wholesale & Retail

_Now tl:i`i1t, navigation is open we are prepared toyiesiie orders for car- goes of Dominion CTE! C<;ml;|l“£___l ydney coal, or we w agr e 0 - liver cargoes when required at tht! diilerent P. lC..‘Island ports if Bull- sble vessels can he obtained- 1 .=Prices and terms quoted on appll' cation!

We keep a stock of coal always on,

hand and stenmers iiatiuiflflz Bunk" ooiii can be suvrlivd et 10191* ”°‘ tice. Parties requiring coal for h0uB8-

iiold purposes cannot do better than by giving us their order. - our prices are lowest. __ iiiiiliooneiaalwiiye .-n iiemimd an chartered at highest rn__tas ol frelillli-

ami.. selii-.ai-sc. D-°-"“"‘-'-`lii"li'1=Ri`i§.i’.‘..-$.17-»l\i"P7"`

“_A Q Rd C li B. S. Line. ' 122:: Ddminlirii’ Cost Oo., LM-

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Charlottetown, P. lli______y _"___ iam _

Phone 404. »

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Furness _

Sailings

From IDNDON From BALIFAX S'l`I‘I/\.\lEIt

Grnciane 12th May

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From LIVERPOOL From HALIFAX STEAM!-Ill

27thMny Durango l5lh Junt-

Furn_¢ss.Withy& Co,Ltd. Halifax, N. S.

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Sold by all Druggists. 75c.

'Fake Hell's Family Pills for coiiniimitioni g

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51.0. Said at all Drug Stores. or mailed to An?

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Vitality; for Nerve and Brain; increases "grey mutter ';.~iTonlc-will build you up. fi is D01. or two for 35 st drug stores, or by mei on receipt

1 price. Tun soossti. Dano Co., St. Catherines, 9 Qhitario ‘ 9

_T the home She took a deep and active

mven theh, _,used to h _ I _ its presence is felt for long and grief _ Mrs M¢Le,man_ widovsr Efeigg :life itricken days. but when the visit of (

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McLennan was m me gsm year ol her time can heal the wounded spirit and H age and had been in failing health for alleviate the grief M ‘hose 5° Smell' Hay’ pressed me last two years Au that kind f_’_‘:`”"“"°‘1 1" ""8 “S0 “le menlbefs Hides' lb

_ hands and l i l t ld d

do... io. iefviiii- Lili 15155' “ncoinvéii Pefeme- WM- 0"" e ww weeks ass- 0°

being untiring in their care ot and de avpammly had man" Veurs befme

votioii to the aged lady Mrs McLeii them

daughters., Mrs Daniel Mcl)on9,|d_ gryeiiton and Mrs Alphonso Bryentoii,

the 21st, was conducted by her" pas- Stitivalxo Diifixgizaeiiifihgiiaalues and John

wife of R. MacDonald. Brookfield. De- 10W- 770- I0 7301 0lll€‘I‘S ll0I1lil1ullY- cease-.11 was 71 years oi' nge and for 46 OMS- N0- 3 Wl|ll0» 53’/2<1 10 54’/40-L yea;-S had men 4, regidem of 3|-ook. Stztiidurd, 5412.10 541/31'. Rye, iioiniual. iicid where she was loved by all who Uf1"le&'» 720- 10 736- 'l`im0llly. $5 to

four sons. These are Mrs. John L. T‘“`°“t°- (7““"‘|a» Mill' 5Ul» 1915

hows Decl' f 0

ii order-iii-coniicil which preveiitsi

and Bruce in Vermont N_ S_ To an country except England or the lirit-' 0|- these The Glmrdian joins, with ish possessions. Tins materially limits ¢|wi,- wide circle of friends in extenw the market lor wool. The fact that

wok place on F,-|day_ May 7th at 2 Well Supplied with the rziw ninterial,|

Ilrookfleid church and conducleii by bw" .given 0'.” to im mlm' “nd the Rev_ Mr_ MacHame_ The pn"_b0m,erS ciirtailnieiit. ol the iiiarkct by llie Em- wem Messrs A_ D_ Mucphersom nod bargo have caused it heavy decline in M,,cLe0d_ _}_ “_ spence_ Kenneth Maw prices during the past week.

,l)oiial1lJo'. h M Pl z ~ | r' Math(.S0,:0p nc 1( mo" am [Inlay gone into effect for the market to

_ '_djust_ itself to the new 1ronditioiis,nnd

MRS t ie prices quoted are only nominal anti

WILLIAM PIERCE' subject. to change as the situation 1le-

_ _ __ _ _ 0 I ,_ - _ velops, although they seem to be as

__ -_ -, husgailynlxf ‘1¥,I(r‘;4k\i.;‘,lit'|?ii;__;_lleI,(iiLf'_fl£\ 358233 high or higher than the present out-

. - ` »‘ f_ away at her home on Brackley I’oint lfénk jilsunes' “ ashed mmbing fleece

` ‘V ` __ __ _ Road on Tuesday evening at 8o’clo'k.` . , , . .-.W-__~--.-____ She had been in rather delicate liealtli (Gnu) 25°' washed rejecuons' (b“r`

PANAMA_PACIFlC for some years. and the shock of her fi

ii iiands ie ni i 11 “

airing on the long haired hides for

wait i'or better stock before buying heavily. City llutclier Hides flat 141:.

_ il . (3 tr H' e

ow. (Tity skliis green, flat, 15c.

oiintry, cured, 16 to 17c. each. Part

‘I '°" case of ( atarrh that cannot becured b the use of Lu

1:line owing to the embargo on the ex- ort of wool or sheepskins with wool

directly on the blond and mucous surfiices of the on ' City Sheepskins $1' 75 to $2 ' 25 system. Send for Testimonials free. each. (louiltry Slleepskllis 751:. £0

rades being neglected. City reiidered

___ 1-in solid in barrels, 6 to 6141:. Country ‘

_ stock solid i iibnrrels. No. 1, 6 to

DR_|)¢VAN'SFREN(j|{ P||,[_$g,§°;{; me. No. 25',/, to se. cake No. i,

tiiiitiii riiiiei- women. we bex enhreoio: 6% to 70. N0. 2. 5% to 60-

uddreesonrcoeiptoiprlce. Tar Beosli.i.Dluo unchanged and in fan. Supp]_.,_ Rub_ Eg’-ig” °°m°’"""'°"9‘5i~°' I;-,f¢;;,1 ber Boots 16. Shoes according to trim

i nd 5% to 6c. Auto tires 4 to 51:. Bicycle

tires 2 to 41'. Lead, heavy Ill/3 to 41:. Tea Lead 21/, to 3131:. Brass. heavy,

Sold ht Hughes' Drug Stone. 2%c. to 41:.

y 0 9925512M3l D (ii r bushel) " 1'

was in the sixty seventh year of her Cgifshim;

freshness a. ;i_5ei__i__i;dv__i_ierg§1;i_;t;;e F_i_>_ii_it was ti;.k_e{i goat' (pei-_lb ) b to 3

FL; "'”~ \ / 0 1 l' HE 8 ll E 8.11811 6 I

-./4. ~ iong "nie She was a Christian lady, a lifelong Pork tgpsr libel; ) C

M member of the Methodist Church.

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Pu F whose daily life was it benedictlon in Q SIDE in \R]{1./PS

MRS No M interest in Christian endeavour, and (( °"ec"‘°‘i Vedllesdayl

RlM°LENNAN lt wa_s_evidei1t__to her friends and gH\‘l_€y_l>Ui 11510001

Qu Am." wth at the home of her acquan ances, t at for her to die was uc wiea i

in Vvh I th 1 Butter, lb tl

soiiiiilaw Daniel McDo(mi,|d, (gyda ga en 1ea en ers any home, Batten ___ (__(__e8__l;_i’_;__y)

ailskins lb

_ Strau (pei ton) Sb . iT PAYS to buy in this Province. *ONE CENT per word each in Huv. iirebiuil. ther ton) $14

_ *_ sertton for advertising in this column E885 (ner dozen) to 201. T GORDON IVES in Guardian cash must accompany order. Prim Butler (per lb ) 0

00 00

owl (per lb ) c

c c

e grim destroyer is repeated, only E358. dozen _

the Pierce lumlly have lost their I-21

ay, loose ton $10 00

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PW %“"° There are ' ‘(4

4 ,____,, Cloves and Gloves J

J/LK UI-Ili!

/__ '“"“‘“‘ UT there is only one make

____ of laclics gloves bearing”

this stamp-

f22awm 5 ILK GLOVE

_wut assuiance of duiability fit finish matg,-|31 and \\1nl\manship \Vo\ cn in (`an.11la fiom the highest glade L\tra Classical puicjapaineseSill1 and shoun

C In tlic sniai test shops at fiom 501 to $l 50 the pair

\\ rilc iis for t/it ritltlriit 1/ xoiir iitarul (71111/i Quali \ .1/iup

ST ( \ l`ll\Rl\ll S Sll l\ l\llllSlin'iit1_d

\1.ikerr r/ Uiii-rn Qii iliii liiiliim MIL I iiigrrie

Dept 3 sr c/\rri»\i<ii~.i s

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mb peits tineal per 100

imma-- L-_1:__ .5 1 _ Oats, (white) ins 60 Straw, piesscd ton

Oats (black) us 65 lurnips, bus Potatoes, bus Z9 Wlical bus _ Roller Mill flour, pei 100 395 3 50 \\ ool ll

The family are as follows _Ham

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ttetown, two daughters, Mrs James

iickley Point Road There are also u

0 rs illiuni Thompson,

instaffnage Mrs William Gibson, arshfield, and Miss Jessie at home"

IZHIIIAGU MARKETS

(‘llICAGO, May 12.-\Vlieal, N0. 2 d. $1.56*/Q to $l.58%; No. 2 hard, .57’/2 to $1.59'/2. (Iorii. No. 2 yel-

.50. Clover, $8.50 to $13. Pork,

Iiiird, $9.00. Ililis, $9.75 to

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AL-LAMS WEEKLY

_ MARKET REPORT

Hides, Skins, Wool, Junk

a _ine o 2 to 25 per cent.

The Canadian Government has made

e export oi’ wool and \vool products' the United States or to any other

e (‘unadian mills are generally:

at no large army contracts have

it is too soon after the cinburiro has

oiirse) 231:. Washed clothing fleece

, chaffy. etc.) 20c. Unwaslied fleece nibing (coarse) 15 to 160. llnwash- fleece clothing (ilne) 17 to 181:. BEEFHIDES are easier, and stocks e accumulating. Taiiners are only

esent requirements, und prefer to

r 1 onu y idea, flut,1ure1l,14 151:. per lb. Part curotl, 13 to 141:. r lb. Green 12 to 13c. CIALFSKINS are easy and draggy,

red, 161:. nccording to condition

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$1.00 _ SHEEPSKINS show :i, further de-

$1.75. Spring lambs and Shearlings 20 to 350.

TALLOW renialiis quiet, the poorer

OLD RUBBERS, JUNK. ETC., are

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to 10c. Light 0 to 7c. Copper, heavy to 12c. Light 10 to 10%1:. Zinc

enables yo__u to make your own selection. '

' We carry all grades and meetall competition _for goods

_ _i ' llll ,_ of equal quality.

sell from the original bags'as aguarantee that you get

are or more nine to on in the midst what you pay for' _ L ot n 'blizzard than white ones. ` `

wf ami emu-ue os. "_ -- °` 'f '° i;i15€.E.iE:?:`E-° ¥"'.:.s'.'.i.i.i'i.if:.f ...$25.5§§éf§Yi.‘.§i.E.£‘l.“t.9i‘;¥‘Z.’§‘$‘3i‘§$..‘if“““‘“‘°° "°“‘""

Poole 81 it Tliompsbn-

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We do not dump our seeds

C. Lyons & Co

Our Stock ...0f...

Farm 1 and Garden Seeds '

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ofthe German Millions

trample RIGHT untierfoo

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Shall the Handful of Prussian Militarists who have already trampled the people of the German Empire underfoot Dominate

the World at a Crisis Like This?

TEN PLAIN QUESTIONS ---to the’

People of PRINCE EDWARD ISLAN

1. if the lives of our Empire’s finest manhood are not too precious to be spar- ed in the campaign against Germany,is a Canadian Dollar to precious to be spared ? .

2. Do you consider that the “Wait and See Policy" is inspired by feelings of patriotism--or by the unqualified SELF- ISHNESS of men who, for their POCK- ET’S sake or for their APPETITES sake, refuse to contribute one dime from their abundance to the assistance and relief of our boys at the front.

3. We went to War with Germany be- cause she said MIGHT WAS RIGHT, and trampled Belgium underfoot. UO YOU propose to allow the MIGHT of the German millions to trample Right underfoot? Do you propose to allow a handful of men who have militarism or the brain to dominate at a crisis like this-to jeoperdise the destinylof the British Empire ino rder that theirafccum- ulation of gold shall go on undisturbed whilst millions of our best men are throw- ing their all into the balance?

4. Are you banking upon the good in- fluence ot the King’s inagnificient lead in voluntarily stopping intoxicants during the War to check the serious delay drink is causing in the manufac- ture of war material? Granting that his Majesty’s noble example will be prom- ptlyfollowed by every loyal subject who has command of himself, do you ser- iously suggest that the money thus saved will be of any benefit. If you re- fuse to contribute what it represents to keep the boys at the front. _

5. If the FULL STRI-1`i\iGTH of the Empire is imperative to crush German militarism, why do you bold back your contribution to the comfort and relief of the brave men who are sacrificing their all for you ?

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6. Do you seriously believe that you will reap any blessing by witholding_ that dollar or quarter which your conscience tells you you owe to your Country now :*

7. Which would present the greater difiiculty, the rebuilding of the trade after the war, if suspended in the mean- time, or the rebuilding of the British nation and the re-establishment of Brit- ish prestige if our cause should be lost through your lack of promptness and generosity in contributing to the com-- fort and relief of the hungary and wound_ ed soldiers in the battle line.

8. Is it possible that interested parties have lcd you to believe that the War will soon be over, notwithstanding .the costly advertising for recruits, the reg- istration of women workers, and the new appeals for every available man_ to help in the production of war material?

9. Since the best men among us have cheerfully sacrificed the comfort and security of their homes for the wretch- ednese and peril of the trenches-since mothers have given up their sons, and wives their husbands. can you seriously doubt for a moment that the country is REA DY to sacrifice of its means cheer- fully in order that the Britons shall b_e free? When a War tax was levied it was paid 'without a murmur. Were we asked to walk barefooted in the roadway to help the boys in the trenches we would do it willingly and gladly. At what do you value our patriotism in hes- itating to call upon us to sacrifice a dollar for an Island Field Kitchen and Ambulance ? `

10. Are you aware that every little counts in carrying on a great War and that the sentiment behind a gift of this kind will be of infinitely more work than the intrinsive value of the gift?

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