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_lt is unwise to keep your 5 -if _ Victory Bonds around the house ii - ’ A Wh°P You cangetaSaf"ety Deposit '

Box in this Bank at very small cost rf

Where your securities (bonds,»insuran¢¢ Policies, etc.) will alwaysbesai-b__e|Wgy, g .

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°\-"' S3-f¢fY Deposit Boxes (different sizes); 5 call in and see them. _

Bank of Nova Scotia

mia- ce mi ~ - = __ “m1'};F_l_>__d 0 12%.?-$0 ii. w. iuNi\ii\o E llllil* Resources' - 130 ` Minster . T

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_y,_ Chudley, Alberta. May her sonl..rest

in . __ _ ,E ___ , E, ---~---1-_

_ American

Patent I.vut-lilcr Boots

made with white cloth

tops and white Leather

Soles and heels. li

The newest summer

boots for Growing Girls

-Sizes3to6_

Sizes to 2|/_,_ . . . 3.95

_Sizes 9 to 111/J - 3-25

"Sizes 6 to 8'/3 - - - 2-60

Z" °~l £1

A Soo. our Wiiitlmv

_ -` _ _ _ Alley & to. Loiisri-:iz si; Asoii

this grand old remedyhos relieved more

ml-"~ .,

_ The result of th ' 'f rty or :pori-

G Cnt\Cme[_,' enoe is st your szliivlcoo. ye B 0 _

Your Soldier Boy

in camp or at the front; for your Sailor Lnd patrolling the high seas; from you to him to make his heart light

for

home ties . your photograph.

The Cook Studio

The Newest

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in pcture frames in all sizes and styles, moderately priced. Callend see them.

The Bayer Studio;

Pmfessional Cards

* DR. CLIFT

CHRONIC DISEASE! ' CURATIVE TREATMENT by H10 mouth in advance, Victoria Hotel. Charlottetown, P.lll.I.. Canada. HOURS, 12 fn 8 doll!-. NOW

- -_ B. S. HESSIAN

.,- lorrlstor, Solicitor, , ’,-_ Notary Publis, oi#-» ‘_ yr MONIY TO LOAN.

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I0 Groot pooigoltroot (Oflioo of Ish

r Oonroy) Omoo Hours--8 to 10 o. m_. _ 1 to 8 p. in P- 0 to `8 p. m. Phone-68'!

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.High Boots _ Montague i, niiiis' rims

in Fishing 'I`ackle. Now ‘_ that the fishing season is

on w_e can fit you with I everything neces s ary ___ from our large assoi t- .li

ment such as Rods.Lines,

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For First-class Quality 1;

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Reels, Baskets, Casts, Flies, Nets and Waders.

Ellis’ Pharmacy l._td.

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ls About Opened

-#CRACK PANB.

-iBOILERS.

--TRAYS.

---STRAINERS. ' -OALVINIZED PIPE, ETC.

' Call Today

80 Grafton St

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Lens Grinding Do You Know- '

That we operate the onlly

Lens Grinding Plant on . E. Island? _

That we employ a skilled

Surface Grinder, and are daily g_rindiii_g_ from the rcugh gass- e most coin- plicate kinds of lenses ?_

These are facts, which

mean ii good deai_ to the Glass weanng public, doing . away with the annoying delays caused b_y sending away for special eases.

Send your glasses in léy

mail, youzllnget them ba gaomptly in perfect con-

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Clitllm in and look over our

plant.

Gi. I". Hutcheson O iioinetrist and Optician

`..’|T PAV8 to buy in this Province.

..'MR. HAROLD P.. GORDON is

the Georgetown Guardian represen- tative. _

._.*THE ANNUAL MEETING of the

ives Black and Silver Fox Co. will be held-at Montague on -Saturday, June 8th in the sample room oi’ D. J. Mc- Lean. Mr. Daniel MacGregor, Presi- dent, M-r. J. J. Mynes, Secretary.

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in Mi;:i_ioiiiAM

MRS. CALIAN MGCARTHY '

There passed peacefully away at

her home in .\Inrell, Thursday. Min 23rd Miss. Calian McCarthy. Deceas- ed was in her 71st year and enjoyed remarkablely good health until a few iiionths previous to her demise. She possessed many noble qualities of mind and heart, a truly Christian woman, kind nolghbor_ loving wife and mother. She was attended during her illness by her pastor, Rev. Fntli- er Duffy who also preformed the ser- .vlccs at the Church and grave. Her husband predeceased her some years ago. She leaves to mourn their irre- parable loss one brother and two sis- ters, besides the following children, Lemuel, contractor, in Denver, Col.; Louis, manager of the Royal Bank

in peace.

MRS. ELIZABETH TAYLOR

nvill on Ma 23r there

passed p y y rest Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor, at the advanced nge oi’ ninety years. Dc- ccased, who became at Christian and united with the Methodist church at

llNll WEIKNESS

Yield to Lydia E. Pinklu\m’s Vegetable Compound. Thousands of Girls Benefited

St. Louis, Mo.- was only

dfteen yours old

month

hesr`"eny woman them about Lydia

table Compound me."-Mrs. JOHN St., St.. Louis, Mo.

Girls who suffer ns Mrs. 'Frame did

should not hesitate to give this famous root and herb remedy, Lydia E Pink-

sulfsring among women than any other

medicine. _ '

For conddontlal advice write Lydis E.

Pinkhsm Medicine Co Lynn, Mass.

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“ave you your factory _require-

ments. . If not, why not. Let us` _

furnish you with tho necessary needs.

you may require some of the fel- A -931” " ‘ `°

and to help keep tight the |°w|ng;__ ln _

l Simple Herbs _

Cure Serious _

Troubles §

MANYof the diseases ‘ ‘

of womsnhood may -` ‘ "`

be preventedwithcare. \_

Unusual excitement- l_‘» ` ,, mentalorphysicsl-div > 7//

. lurln the delicate bsl-

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Designs ~ F d H '[ - °-‘:-°° °‘ “"'“.i" rr; »

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her whole system. At the first indica- tion of nervoumossor any irregularity,

Dr. i|son's '

It’s ssfo and certoln-purely vegetable -regulates kidneys and bowels-oven comes hendschegindigestion, stomach trouble-purifies the blood-tones up and invigoufoo mind and body.

If most sforu. 2.5¢. a bottle; Family slu, /Ive flniu ll large. ll. _

The lrnyloy Drug Company. Llmltod

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MONTAGUE HORSE RACES

Wen’day Aug. 21, 1918 $700. Purses” $7 00

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There will be the following stake

Track, on the above date: 2.17 Trot, Purse . . . . . . . . . . ... $250.00 2.30 Trot, Purse . . . . . . . . . ... $250.00 2.45 Pace and Trot, Purse .. . 8200.00

Entries to the above classes close

on June 15th. when one por cent. oi purse will be due. Two per cent. on July l0th and two per cent. on Aug. 10th, when horses must be named. Pin-_ses divided 50, 25, 15 and 10 per cent. i

National Ttotting Association rules

to govern, of which this track is -A member.

Don’t forget the dats the entries

close.-Juno 10th. V

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races - held” on the Montague R-.ice

..°TW»0 CENTS PER WORD each

insertion for advertising in this col- umn. Cash must accompany ordcr. Minimum charge twenty-live cents.

..OAT'I'LE WANTED- Will buy

millrll COWB. dry Bud furrow cows, hei- ters and steers. Call or write, M. G. McGowan. Kilmulr. 7093-6-lE8i

EASTERN PERSONALS

..°Mlss Rose Mooney, Morell, re-

turned _home yesterday afternoon after ipendung a. few days in the city.

..'Miss Margaret McLaughlan,

Peakes Station, will be a passenger crossing by the Carfeny today.

the early age of nineteen years. was 9 led? Of kind and generous disposi- lion, and beloved and respected by all who knew her. The late Mrs. Taylor was a daughter of the late John Hack- sr, and had three sisters and four brothers, all of whom have prcdecens- ed her, except one sister, Mrs. Reed of Illinois. One brother, Richard, was killed in action at the time of the American War. in 1861. Besides her sister, there are left to mourn the loss oi' a kind and loving mother five daughtersfand two sons: Mrs. Geo. Barlow, Wellington; Mrs. Jas. and Nelson Carew, Hunter River; Mrs. B. C. Cann. Bradulbane; Mrs. Geo. Calm. Manchester, N. H.; George of Brad- .ilbane and James on the hoinstead at Granville. There are also twenty-six grandchildren and thirty-two great grandchildreii. ' The funeral service was held at the home on Monday. May 27th. Her pastor, Rev. L. J. Leart1_ speaking very appropriately from ll. Timothy, 4:7, “I have fought a good iight. I have kept the faith.” After which the body was laid to rest in tho Granville cemetery beside her hug-__ band. who predeceased her by twen- ty-one years. _

MRS. ISAAC DAVID_

There passed peacefully to rest at

her home. High Bank, May 17, 1918. Mrs. Isaac David in the 62nd year of her age. The late Mrs. David whose maiden name was Flora McDonald was born in Caledonia and settled iii High Bank with her parents when two years of age.

She was a kind and hospitable nei-

ghbor whose home was always open ‘.0 the strangers _and the needy. Her death is keenly felt by a wide circle if friends which was shown by 'the large number who came from far and near to pay their last respects to one who endeared herself to all who had the pleasure of her acquaintance.

She is survived by two brothers and

two sisters, Angus McDonald and Mrs. George Monk, Quincy, Mass.; Malcolm McDonald, in Almeda, Col.; and Mrs. William B. Donald, Nevada. There are also left to mourn at home ‘resides a sorrowlng husband, two daughters Margaret and_Sadie May.

The funeral service was conducted

'it the house and grave by her pastor Rev. Mr. Sweet. The pall bearers being Angus McPherson.. John `M. Stewart, Angus M. Stewart. John T. McLeod, Angus A. Stewart and John H. McLean,

’ Falntlng Goats

Did you ever see a goat faint?

Probably not. But the thing does happen-not. perhaps, to the every- day goat. but to animals of that breed which are found in Tennessee.

“fainting goats," as they are called. seem to be restricted to one smal locality. ln other respects they are just like ordinary goats, but on slight provocation they will “throw a lit". li’ suddenly -approached or otherwise startled they fall to the ground. Apparently the trouble with them is not heart-weakness. but a peculiar nervous complaint. Any sort of alarm ets their goat, so to speak.

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Ask for Mlnard's and take no other.

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CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS

(Tuesday)

Potatoes bus. .

White Oats bus.

Black Oats .. .

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26691

Hay ton . . . . . ... Butter per 1b.... .. 45 'Eggs perdoz 32435 Beef lb. ._ .. 25-35 Lnmblb. . - -- 22 Hides per lb. .. -- 3 Calf skins .. 15 Poultry $1.-1.25 _._._-1--_--

.. SOURIS MARKETS. ..

(Tuesday by Telephone) W.Oats bus. 95-1.00 B. Oats bus 95~1.00 Potatoes bus . . . . . . . . . . . ... 50 Eggs dos. .. 32 Butter lb. 40 Pork lb. 22 Hay..........._............$21

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MURRAY HARBOR MARKETS. ..

(Tuesday by Telephone)

W. Oats bus. . 1.00 B. Oats bus. 1.00

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A careful select

tion of every line of Jewelry marks

our stock;

We will be pleas

ed to have y o u call.

W.N. Tanton

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It’s just fine for ltiddics-cuienchcs the thirst and satisfies the childish cravingfor

something cold to drink-wit out upsetting the stomach or affecting the digestion. -

lce water is dan crous for children

No fuss or tgouble, as with lenions. One to two tablespoonfuls of MONTSERRAT

in a lass of cold water, sweetened, and the childi'en’s cooling, refreshing drink is ready.

MONTSERRAT is the juice of the tree-ripcned limes that grow on the island of

Montserrat in the West Indies.

Keep a bottle of MONTSERRAT always in the house this summer for your own

pleasure-for the children.

Al all Druggista und Grocers.

NA'rroNAL DRUG AND CHEMICAL co. or CANADA, LIMITED.

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A The Eastern Guardian T

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Potatoes bus. 50 Butter lb. _ __ 40 Eggs .. _,__34 Pressed Hay $20 Hides lb. 11 Pork 22

KENSINGTON MARKETS.

(Tuesday by Telephone) W. Oatsbus ._ 90 JB. Oats bus... __ __ 05 Potatoes . _, __f 50 Butter lb. .__ _ 33 Eggs aoz.... 34 Hay ton... ...$20

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MONTAGUE MARKETS. Butter (Creamery)

-_ Hay pressed .. .

(Tuesday by Telephone) Hay lose..

W Oats bus 3590

Eggs doz . . . . . . . .32iP°“"°e5~-

. _ Hides (per lb.) .,

Butte.-iii. 40l0afS-“'h“@~»- ~-

46 $16 $14 10 90 50

Peri<_.. . . . . . . . ...22‘\V“01\l“WaSh0d

Hay ion $21

as °.

Wool washed 80

l’otalm~.~i white and ri-(1 45_50 l’ork (organs iii) 19%-22

iiitiee __ 10

SUMMERSIDE MARKETS

(Tuesday by Telephone) _

Butter (dairy . . . . . . . . . . . . .._ 40-42 Keep_ Minard's Linlment in the hous_o

Plugs per iioz . . . .... . . . . . . 32 _Lamb pelts . . . . . . . . . .. . 1.00~1.2l5 \(‘ali'sklns . . . . . . . . . ... .. .. Z2

llllnck Oziis 1.00

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. E. Pratt & Son’s

Oddly enough. in that state the

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Boot and Shoe Specials

Mulehide Ploughboot .$2.50

Men’s Artisan, wholestock upper,

Splitqtgp

Men’s latest style Invictus boots-

$7.00 10 !‘li8.5().

Men’s Invictus Oxfords .. ..$-1.00

l Clothing Specials

Splendid, all-wool, worsted suits,

guaranteed' dyes, and the best fit- ting, models, priced $21-50» $23-00 mul $25.00.

A large line of other suits, wor-

steds and tweeds, from $10.00 to $20.00.

Splendid Black and Blue Serges

for $18.50 per suit.

Blue Chcviet Suits, extra value

at iisi.-1.00.

275 Bags. Middlings

150 Bags Bran

Just Arrived

We are selling this right~ and we

are giving special prices for quanti- ties of five or more bags.

Also a full stock of flour, mostly

old grade, QUEEN CITY, SUN- BEAM AND VICTORY brands. ALL prices guaranteed.

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Men’s felt hats, the newest shapes

and shades, in soft hats, and the very latest in Derbys. The soft hats especially are most pleasing this year. _

We have also a few nice, GE-

NUINE PANAMAS, of the best quality that we are selling at $5.00 and $6.00 each. They are extra for the price. -

We have also a full line of Chip

hats from fifty cents to §1.50.

A LITTLE CLOSE INSl’1'lC'l`IO.\' \VlLL SlTO\V YOU THAT COXSI~ -i

DER-IN(§ 'l‘llE IVIARKET 'l‘llE AIIOVE l’l{l(lI‘}S ARE EXCEPTIONALLY LOW. \\'E ALS() AL\VAYS STRIVE TO GET EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD QUALITY. SO COME OR SEND YOl.'lt ORDERS, AND WE WILL PROMISE

YOU AN EXCEPTIONALLY (E001) DE‘.\L.

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