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IINPORTANT. READING MATTER SELECTED FROM TI'IIS',...Y|EEIi’.S NEWS FOR THE OUARDIAN’S SATURDAY SUBSCRIBERS

“FRUIT-I-T|VTS’.’ THE MIRIIEIIIIHS

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THUUSANDSBWETHEIH 600D HEALTH TTI IT

Made From The Juices of Applss, Oranges, Figs and Prunss Combined With Tonics sad Aniinsplics.

"Fruit-a-tives” means health. In

years to come, people will look back to the discovery of ‘Fruit-a-tives’ and wonder how they ever managed to get along without these wonderful tablets, made from/ruit ju1`¢"es. _

“FRIlI'I‘-A-TIVES" is excellent for

Indigestion, Dyspcpsia and Sour Stomach. ‘Fruit-a-tives’ is the only certain remedy that will correct. c/Ironic Canslipatian and Liver lroublz. `

‘Fruit-a-tives’ is the greatest Kidney

Remedy in thc world and many people have testified to its value in sez/ere :ares of R/zeumalirm, Scinlim, Lumbago, Pain in Me Back, lmpurc Blood, H.-fadur/les, Neu rahgia , Pimpin, Blair//es and ul/:er Skin Troubles.

“FRUI'1`-A-TIVES" Iias been one

of the great successes of the century and the soles are enormous, both in Canada and the United States. 50c. it box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 251:. At all dealers, or sent postpaid on receipt of Price by Fruit-ii-tives Limited, Ottawa.

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ARTILLERY UNIT.-In addition

the telegram given in The Guard

Ottawa. Ont June 28th Honoura

ward Island is to have the opportuuit

Y . Island. (Signed) Sam Hughes."

George Street window of

eral souvenirs of the European wa

of Festaupert on May 10th, also

piece of shrapnel and bandolier-a German. These were sent to Mrs.

AT BONSHAW. - Mrs. Dunbrac

McFarlane held a public meeting Bonshaw on the afternoon. ot’ the 2'.ir June and organized an institute at th piece with the following officers:

llonrlllzlw; fthe directors to be elcctc

. V 3)- S Y nieeting second Wednesday in mont at 2 p. m. 'Pile first place of mee

noon of July 14th when one of thc S pervisors will be present and give demonstration in Home Nursing.

well attenricd meeting was lieirl i the Parish Hall at Rollo _.Bay on th

Ihrack addressed the ladies and gent Imen of that .sectioil. The result of th

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the present year are even. that they are three to one in favor of peace 3

before March, 1916, and that they

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are six to one in favor of peace

i before _Tune 1, 1916.

H But “When the war drum rolls no

-. longer,” the old-time, every-day struggle

_ ‘ for existence will continue as before and

3 ` life insurance as hitherto will be the first, _ line of defence for the homes of Canada.

Every Canadian home should be put in a f proper state of defence by means of a life

‘ policy in

‘ The Mutual Life

I End? _

‘ NGLISH life insurance under- ` writers consider that the

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yesterday morning withireference to granting permission to form an Island Battery, the following telegram was

_igeceivell hy Premier Mathiesou:

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J. A. Mathieson, Premier: Prince Ed-

of raising an artillery unit. Have much pleasure in conveying this in- formation. Nothing is too good for the bo s of the nice little tight little

' w/in souvsmns-In the Great

the

McKinnon Drug Company store there is now displayed sev-

They comprise a German helmet tak- en from the trenches during the battle

German forage cap, dum-dum bullet,

P. Large, of Bayfield street, by her son, Heber, who is a signaller on ac- tive service in France and one of the first to volunteer from this Province.

accompanied by Miss Sterns and Miss

Pres.,_Mrs.R.N.Stewart, Bonshaw;Vice Pres., Mrs. C. W. Crosby, Bonshaw: il-;ci'l~‘uryTrcas., Miss Blanch Beaton,

at next meetin Re ular da o

ing to he in Court House on the aftc

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" INTERESTING MEETING. -A

'evening of June 2-ith when Mrs. I)l|n-

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uieeting will be the organizing of two institutes at a special meeting a 2.30, July 9th, Parish Hall, Rollo Bay, _to which all ladies of the districts o

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Rollo Bay. Rollo Bay East and Sollth

Bear' River are‘specially requezted to attend when the election of ofil ers will take place for the two ipewilln- stitutea to be formed at that time. It ` was aso requested that a speaker be In attendance on the same evening to orgnize an Institute in Souris West, the meeting to be held in th`e school- house at that place at 7 o’clock.

senault, who has been tak ng up a- sub-

boys 'at me;-_ri-ont, luis: s me Guard lan he has ii"ow ever flfgv dollars. He is making arrangements for the ex- pedition of the tobacco through the agency of the Overseas Club, England. This club, by arrangements, for the sum of one shililnz. forwards 9, packet containing four ounces of tobacco. fifty cigarettes and a supply-.of match- es, The names of the contributors are forwarded at the' same time and each soldier receiving a packet of to- bacco and cigarettes will also receive a. postal card addressed to the donor so that every contributor will prob- ably in time receive a postal card from ome soldier at the front acknowledg-

sig receipt of the tobacco and cigar- ttes. The Overseas Club forwards the tobacco to any British. French Belgium or Colonial Contingent serv- ing at the front` d in the present

case in so far as lt ‘IE practicable to do so to the Island boy at the front. Any person who has not already subscribed and who wishes to do so can leave or forward hls` subscription to the Hon. Mr. Arsenault on or before the third of July as the money will be sent for-

ward on the fourth.

The Trinity Term of flip Supreme

Court opened in Charlottetown yester- day 'mornlng, the Chief Justice, Sir W. W. Sullivan. and Messrs Justices Has- zard and Fitzgerald on the Bench.

The Grand Jury were:-

W. H, Aitken (foreman). Charlotte-

town. --' -

Francis McCarran, Charlottetown.

George MacDonald, Cornwall.

Alexander A. McBeath, Marshfield.

J. Il. Dinnis, Charlottetown, James Kelly, Fort Augustus.

Robert Palmer, Charlottetown. Dr J. H. Ayers, Charlottetown. I Duncan T. McEwen, New Dominionm Michael Doyle, North Rustico.

Hammond Vessey, York.

Gordon McKay, Bradalbane.

George A. Mutch, Charlottetown.

James G. Hughes, Coveliead.

Col. H. M. Davison, Charlottetown.

Peter McGulgan, Hope River.

Peter McCourt, Charlottetown. John McLean, North Wiltshire.

W. A. Miller, East Royalty.

A. D. Ross, Eldon.

Nelson Ratteiibury, Charlottetown.

G. J. Rogers, Charlottetown. D. B. Stewart, Charlottetown. In his charge t.o the Jury the Chief

Justice said that there were two crimi- nal cases. The first was against E. L. Harrington, who was charged on two counts, with first, shooting with intent to murder; and second, shooting with intent to do grievous bodily harm. ills Lordship reviewed the evidence in_the case. which he said was a seri- ous ouo. He stated that it was not well that persons who used firearms indiscriminately and injured others should do so with impunity. The next case was that of the King v. John Sherry, who is charged with the theft of $100 from a man named Barge, of St Peter's, in March last in Victoria Park. His Lordship read the statement of Burge and remarked on the folly of simple country foil: be- coming intoxicated and allowing un- scrupulous men to rob them. Re- mnrking on the escape of Sherry from jail, he said there was no indication that the man had been granted ball, and the inference was that he had gone abroad. The Jury must examine the jail closely and particularly to ascertain whether the men in charge were competent and the jail in proper condition or not. They should fear- iessly place the responsibility for the prisoner-'s escape on the party whom they considered responsible, whether jailor, sheriff or .any other officer. They were on their oath and must do. their duty. It had been brought to his attention that the _iailor was a man against whom there was an outstand- ing conviction in respect to the Pro- hibition Act. They must say whether

At 5.45 p.m. the Grand Jury return

ed and submitted their report. In regard to the jail they stated that some of the locks were not as they should be and recommended that other locks be placed on the doors.

them briefly, remarking on the ab sence from their report of any refer- ence to the ialier. He thought there should he a fence around the jail so that persons would not be able to pass things one to another as at present through the open iron bars. I-le had called the attention of Juries to this matter, but nothing had been done.

The Grand Jury were then dis-

charged.

During the afternoon a few civil

cases were disposed of. The Court meets this morning at 10.30.'

THURSDAY HAZELBROOK FIELD.-Owing tn

the Baptist Association meetings at Summerslde, there .will only be one service on Sunday, July 4th. A united service of the three churches’ will be held at Hazelbrook at 3 p.m. Speak- er, Rev. L. C. McPherson, evangelist.

' DRIVING CLUB MEETING.-A meeting of the Charlottetown 'Driving Club will be held Friday evening, to make arrangements for the next ina- tinee, which will he held In connec- tion with the Orange Tea. July 12th.

David Jay and Lorne Jay, Mt. Ste wart. went out fishing cod on Monday and returned with a barrel of fine fish. They report the fishing on the North aide the best of any past year. They hooked them as fast as they could -haul them in.-L.

SUPREME COURT-The Supreme

Court met again yesterday morning and after the disposal of some ordin- ary routine business, throejudgments were given against G. L. Poole by con- sent. The Court then adjourned until Monday morning, when the Petit Jury will be in attendance.

AINS CROWDED.- Yesterday

the outgoing trains from this taxed to their utmost. some

the passengers. This wa

= 'rqaAcco FUND-i-iff. Mi-_ Ar-,

scrlption for tobacco foi the, Island qqgtmont Of !'Il0llll18tiBl11~ It Mt!

he was fit or not for his position. for a long time that had the popular

The Chief Justice then addressed guest of Mrs A_ W_ Stems whpe in

COD FISHING.--Messrs. Ed. Dul, Eastern S _ S _ Lines

take on extra cars to ac-

to the Big Dollar Dsy in

and excurslonists going to

ssvtfrs llllsururlc

mils olsirrein

Rhenmstism depends on an acid

in the blood, which affects the muscles and joints, producing in- Hammation, stiffness and pain. This acid gets into the blood through some defect in the digestive process. - - Hood’s Saraaparilla, the old-time . blood' tonic, is very successful in the

directly, with purifying effect, on the blood and improves the diges- tion.-»DonIt sudsr. Get Hood ’s_ today.

MYSTERIOUS .DISAPPEARANCE

--The Guardian understands that a horse belonging to Mr. James Dunn, Mt. Stewart, has mysteriously dis- appeared from the pasture, some` night last week. No trace of the. horse has been seen since, but likely

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PRINCE STRffET SCHOOL.-The

following grade was inadvertently omitted from the school report yes-

» .terdnyr Grade 9-Trustees' Certlfl- “Tested f“m_meS- After a “upper

cates for General Proficiency, 1st, Gladys Crawford; 2. Jean Tait. Trus- tees’ Certificate for Penmanshlp, 1st, Doris Gill. Trustees' Certificates for Attendance, Jean Tait and Victoria

Whitlock.

BAPTIST ASSOCIATION. f The

Baptist Association of' P.E.i. meets with the Surnmerside Baptist Church. beginning July 1. and closing Sunday evening, July 4th. Tile first session will he to-niglit, beginning at 7.30. Among those from outside the pro- vince are Rev. M. E. Fletcher, St John, N.B.; Rev. J. S. Nowlanfand Prof. Dr Spidell, Acadia University;

Miss Mabel Arcliihold, liidia. -

NEW DWELLING. - The new

dwelling now being built by Mr John Weeks. Fredericton, to replace the old one burned some months ago is pro- gressing favourably and will be com- pleted this fall. On Tuesday quite' a number of his neighbours joined to- gether in an old-time frollc and did splendid _work on the building to show their sympathy for Mr Weeks ln his loss. ~

MILTON CHURCH - St. John's

Church, Miitoii, which has been -re- stored throughout and a new window placed in the Cliancel, over the Lord’s Table, will he opened on Sunday next., July -ith. Services will-'be held in the morning at 11 a. m. Sermon by Rev. C. DeW. White, M. A., rector of Summerside, followed by Holy Com- munion. Afternoon at 3 p. m., prea- cher the Rev. T. W. Murphy, M. A., Charlottetown Evening, 7.30, Rev, J. Bamford, Port Hill

READING MATTER FOR SEA-

MEN.-Tbe committee in charge of the distribution of reading matter for the seamen on Sunday mornings, de- sire to thank the many friends for the liberal contributions, especially Mas- ter Garland Brooks, of Maddock. Any one wishing to contribute good read- Ing matter for the seamen will kindly communicate with the Salvation Army or R. R. Brace, 170 Queen St., City. All contributions will he thank- fully received.

BAPTIST CHURCH.-A very inter-

esting missionary meeting was held In the Baptist Schoolroom last even- ing under the auspices of the W.M.A.S. of the Church. Mrs A. W. Steriis, President of the Society, pre- sided. and Mrs Norton had charge of the music. Miss Blanche Bovyer sang a solo very nicely, to an accompani- ment by Miss Lilian Earl. The Schoolroom was filled. Miss Mabel Archibald gave a most interesting address. She has a very attractive way of presenting her subject. She was dressed in the beautiful dress of an Indian Princess. It was a fliiely wrought garment, which was present- ed by an Indian King to Miss Sanford. a lady nurse in connection with the Canadian Baptist mission in India. It was valued at $50, and ls worth much more. There has not been a missionary address in Charlottetown

interest of the one that Miss Archibald gave last night. She has the knack of saying things in a taking way and she is a good word painter. It was a very interesting and successful meet- ing. Miss Archibald has been the

the city. She leaves this morning for Summersille, to attend the Baptist Association, where she gives a couple of addresses. Sho has been making a tour of the island, where she spent the years of her giriliood when her father was a pastor in the province.

Time Table, Rocky Point Ferry.

S. S. Hillsboro. ' ~

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,ad annoyancetgf many. This done they

M . D ‘ ' ' bel;o|.em;:ngHL_L_ ow Ie reason y est Reid. brother of the bride, will a t

. ____ as groomsman. The ceremony will

REPREHENSIBLE CONDUCT.-

Some of the boys connectedl with West Kent School committed a das- tardly act last night for which, no doubt, they will be held to account to-day as the riiigleaders are well known. Some fifteen or twenty of them opened a window and entered the building taking therefrom a drum and the school bell and probably other less noisy instruments, and par- - ed the s ets for some time to the

threw tllelr_',"7‘-‘gi '__ al, instruments around, breakhigf _ and co liiitting other excelent! for which th

returned t0'~_.¢_-tliiklechool grounds,

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'richly deserve and will no doubt r

ceive severe punlshnient.

at. the home of Mr R. R. Reid, Cr paud. when his daughter, Miss I-Taz

B., will be united in marriage to

Harold Lea Nortoli, of Bedford. T hride will be attended by Miss Ella Cameron, of Crapaud, while Mr Earn-

he performed by Rev. Geo. M. Young in the presence of a number of rela- tives and intimate friends of the I

the home oi the bride, Mr and Mrs Norton will drive to Charlottetow thence to their future home hi Be ford. The Guardian joins in congrat

y0\1Ilg C0111) 9.

A LOYAL TRIBUTE.-At the an-

nual meeting of the ratepayers of Springfield School District, the foi- lowing resoilitiou was unanimously passed: Whereas our former and highly respected teacher, Mr. John W. MacDonald, was one of the build of (‘anadian heroes who survived the hloody battle of Ypres, only to fall mortally wounded a few days lutcr; Resolved that this ineeting, while thrilled with pridc‘at. the gallant con- duct of their young friend, deeply re- gret that he was not spared to return. Further resolved that the ratepayers of Springfield School District here as- sembled deeply sympathize with ills bereaved family, in the loss of one whom in life we knew as a geiltleniaii and a scholar; in death as a gentle- man, a scholar and o. patriot. Com mittee: John E. Sinclair, C. Leonard McDonald.

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S. S. HALIFAX every Tuesday at noon

"Under the American Flag"

Returning from Boston S. S. Halifax every Saturday at noon.

For folders or_further information ap-

ply to

JAS. GARRAGHER, Agent.

Charlottetown, P. E. I.

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PANAMA-PACIFIC EXPOSITION

SAN FRANCISCO "

'lickcls on -Sale to Novrniber IIOIII Return Limit Three Months

$ 122.80 From Charlottetown Going and Returning via Chicago direct

Going via Vhicago and Direct Lines. R1.-turning via Vancouver. or vice versa.

_ $17.50 additional

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sell!

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Five months-old Infant who

weighed only 1 lbs.

80 thin his Mother Shudilered to undress him.

Never hsllsved ho could live.

and in the Britain; beyond the Sens tliei reputlilioii is advuiicing rapidly.

Now rt-».iil what -ll happy mother has t

suv of Dr. Oassell's 'I‘:ibll~ts. She is Mr

Hants, l<1nglaiid_ and her story is us give to an iiltvrvic\\'<-r. She suit):-

W'Iil_=n I think of all that Dr. Cassell

“ My little Harold uns :I fine billy WIN!

born, but soon hc lug/.ui to uiii, and who rl fun uceks old I hid to have ldv'

mi-ut, but no good czliile ol' ii.; the chi

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bonu. his sllolllilelzs were hollowed in lik pits, .und his eller-k-honcs stood up lil ridges. lt marie me .-'llulitler to undrifi him., be was _-auch ui frail little skeleto of a. bully. Ile could not keep anythiiig o

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frank. grateful lcstilnong of other mothers ,<.,_ /_»-~//. l _ _ _ __ _ who have proved Dx. asseil’s Tablets 2 ._ Th//I/_(T5. _,` I `

real help in winning buck health for ,_-,l W __'[l||1 »v`

their slliferuig lililc ones. And the cases :N _.4 , ~ ‘[1 g' , _ __ I are not ill any wily exceptional; they show ' `\|‘_"‘ gl' \ ' IA, '1`\ i ' _, , ' ., . ' l\,.|¥__ " ' 1 HII.§~S332.-$l"iiL‘Hf‘.`.f§'2HF.fi’Z “Jill ‘é’f°H`.‘i. ~ ,, ._ _- 7/. ‘

valuable medicine. 'DL Cassc11’5 Tablets ' 2-, _‘ g / 0//

Imvl- pi'c\'i»d their worth in Grvat Britain wlicrc till.-ir mic is the largest of its <-las

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riroppcil. ’.l`llls anxiety was terrible. Oftl-ll :iiul ufii-il I' have sat up with my poor 1illl.- llul-old wniiim: for tho end. But thzinlls to liz. Cassell`s Tnhlets it was packi , bv the Sole Agents for Canada,

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lations and best wishes for the con- tinued happiness uud prosperity oi’ the

Suffering Little Ones cured by Dr. 0asseII's Tablets.

‘wt-igllod only 7 p<»unu_=., when wc first got, Dr. Cli.-.-`clI`s Tablets. Actually in two days Llnfra was iiilproveim-nt, and flow, two mouths I-utcr, lic weighs over 12lb., and is ever so bright and well."

LOST USE OF. HER LIMBS. Now strong and well.

Every day proof is added to prooftliat

Dr. Cassell's Tablets POSSMB QITIIHT-I8 , power to renew healthy nerve action and thus oo restore activity where even the

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Féin, of az, Desi..-.mugll-m..d, Eastleigh, mir is 1-his S0 lv ULU CHS” Of Ch11<I"*”l

and iiunibericss r~ui-cs lulvc been effected,

U and are constantly being effected, both -5 has in Cailada as wt-li as other parts II of the Empire. .\lrs. l’ursIuy oi Cllapel

, I Hill, Braunlrcc, Essex. England said: | “Baby was only about li year old when She

we were vi-r\' xnucli alarmed, and when

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S' S' EVANGELINE For four months bubv was under treat- “'° Wm; tfuld uw °h‘“1_‘i ‘;f_‘;{_Ig,_“i)£'“\mh%l;,le"

1,; to wal or yea/rs. - _ -

Every F;-may at noon only gm “.0,,§e_ It was pitiful to sm him We had the best trectineiit we could find

’ for hier, but rioiliing seemed to help the

lu- was so appailingly thin. His liltlc child at an .[ndcL_d_ ingmnd GI getting

better she just wastell away till shi'

S_ S_ Evangeline every Tuesday at noun could <r.'_l.~'lly count the joints in his book- __ mem fmme_ she hmdly aw anythms

V and was so weak and ill that it could

0 not seem possible she could recover.

5 “1'I1en we gave hei'Dr. CasselI's'l':iblc\e.

3 The finsf. effect of the Tablets was that

the baby got sonnll, imllli-al sleep. Then

she 'improved in general health, and

gradually power rl-turned to her, until aby got. stronger and stronger, more pililiip, till now she is quite cured."

BIlITAIN’S GREATEST IIEMEIIY. Popularity now World-wins.

It is cures like the above, the genuine ness of which has been thoroughly investigated. that have made Dr. Cussel.l's Tablets one of thc_ most talked _of

remedies of nioli\ern tinics. Thei_r_cnt1i‘e safety und pliri y. lliclr suitability for young and olrl alike. and their peoullal ctlicaicy have ensured a high i'epult:i1.i-on tlii-ougliout the world. Test their re- liability as .'\ rriuedy if you suler from Ncmvolis llPukd0Wll. ='@lV9 FEIIUFB. Infzintile \\`o:ti<l.csls, Neiiraslhenlia, Sleep- lcssrn-ss, Aiizrlniu, Kidnvy Trouble, Dyspvpsia, .Stolmich Disorder, Wasting, Paipita-lion, and they are specially valu-

d :ihle for nursing mothers and girls d lipprmlclling womariliaooli. All druggists ri and .sloriakf-cpcrs tlirnugiioiit t.ilrDomiuinn

tloomvll. Once I r».>liII_\' tllollgllt ho \vl\§lsoli Dr. (.‘assi~ll`s Tablets :it H) ocvnts.

Prople in outlying districts should keep l)r. (`.ns.=cll`s 'l`:lhi<~t.~ by tlwnl in case of cmergcuc-y. A Free Salnpln will he sent on receipt of 5 r~<-nls for mailing and

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Halifax, N. S

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