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bythe amount mentioned in the announcement ll eovermg the costs of the distribution)

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CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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Ile $1.4! and Ia. addltianah :or postage in 20 miie none (or lin. in other mall of Province): for greater distances ask your postmaster am L to include for 3 lbs.: li liar alone is desired, send the $1.10, and.?i»..add|dalal punto in tint. sono (or 1e. any Cnnldian point);

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Foxes

Pure Prince Edward Island Class A-REGISTERED-Silver

lack Foxes for sale for delivery this summer or fall. Guaranteed edigree goes with each fox sold.

We have fourteen pups in the first three litters to come out

of the houses this year-litters of three, four, and seven pups.

Exceptionally _good foxes at moderate prices. Come and see

our foxes-seeing is believing. CORRESPONDENCE INVITED.

The Huntley Silver Fox Co., Ltd

Summerside,

Prince Edward Island, Canada

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WOOL

WANTE

Can we get 10,000 lbs. wool in two weeks?

To reach this mark, we are paying highest cash

prices. Bring us yours. We will pay you cash for it at the highest market value, or if you require goods, we will supply you with the best and latest in all lines.

_ Remember we want it before July 8th.

C. E. PRATT & ON.

St. Peter’s, P. E. Island.

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Cheaper Than Assessment .Insurance

_Send me your name, age and address and I will send you ful

particulars of a RELIABLE Life Insurance Policy that I will be pleased to sell you at a lower rate than you can buy assessment insurance. Buy the genuine article, especially when it can be had at a cheaper rate than the spurious, and at a stated rate that does not increase as you grow old.

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“Fruit-a-tins" is llie Standby in Tliis ,llniarlo ‘Hama

Scornasn, Ont., Aug. 25th, 1918. " My wife zuasa martyrfo C`on:h'paIi`on.

We tried everything on the calendar without satisfaction, and spent large sums of money, until we happened on ‘Fruit-ii-tives’. We have usedit in the family for about two years, and we would not use anything else as long as we can get "Fruit-a~tives.”

J. W. HAMMOND.

“FRUIT-A-TIVES" is made from

fruit juices and tonics-is mild in action-and pleasant in taste.

50a. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 250.

.At dealers or sent on receipt of price by Fruit»a~tlves Limited, Ottawa.

NO VICTORIA CROSS FOR HIM

It was after un attack and two

Highland soldiers were lying dat to escape the flying bullets. During a brief' lull in the tiring one of them said: "Let"s be moving on, Jock."

“l can't, Sandy," was are reply "l

got it in the leg.”

,“'l`hen crawl on tae my back,” said

Sandy, “nii’ I carry ye ln."

“.\’ae danged fear," exclninied Jock;

“the Victoria, Cross for you and aii- itlier bullet for me.”

Gay’s _Plants

Vegetable plants grown in Hot-

house und transplanted under coal frames. Extra early cabbage by mail 650. per 100-at our Charlottetown market, 50c. Snowball cauliflower and celery plants by mail S5c.-at the mar- ket, 75c. Extra eaéfg' tomato by mall per dozen, 40c.-iiiurlvit., 35c. Late to- iuuto (for general use) by mall 25c.- iuarkct, 20c. Cucumber, squash, pump- kin, 20<.-. per doz., postage paid. Late

by mail per dozen, 20c.-mar- ket, 15c. Late cabbage plants not in before 20th June. The following named annual bedding iiow- er plants, by mall at 18c. per doz.-at the Charlottetown market, 150. per doz: Asters, petunia, phlox, verbenii, zinnia, chrysanthemum, candytuft. lobeliu, salpiglossis, portulaca double, mignonetes, alyssum (carpet of snow) golden feather, everlastings, snap- driigon, French Legion of Honor marl- gold, larkspur, nasturtlum (tall and dwarf, galllardia, etc.

The following varieties by mall at

23c. per doz.--market, 20s: Seedling pansy and daisy, seedling dahlla dou- ble and single, Cosmos, seedling Mar- guerite curnations, double stocks, kochia, Mexican llre bush; also alys- sum and golden feather per 100, 75c. Perennials wintered ovcr (large pro- portion wlnter killed) pansy and daisy in bloom, carnatlon, hollyhock. sweet williams, forget-me-not, dianthus, 75 cents per doz. by mail-at market 60 cents.

Choice Geraniums imported from

Rochester, New York, at market, 20c. each, by mail 250.

Dahlia bulbs, choice strain, import-

led from Rochester, N. Y., including cactus, decorative and show at 15c. each, named mixture dahlia imported at 10c. each. Island grown, 8c, each.

Gladloli, four new varieties, Amer-

ica, Augusta, Canary Bird and Iiide- pendence, at 5c. each; mixed gladloll, all colors, 35c. per doz., 3 for 10c. Cobaea Scandens climb 20 to 30 feet in season at 5c. each.

Orders sent by freight or express at

our Charlottetown market prices. Please send cash with order, write addiyess and name' plainly. Every season we receive s. number of un-

signed letters.

J. J. GAY G SON, Charlottetown. P. E. I.

Bonshaw’s General Store

Wool Wanted

We are prelgared to pay highest

prices-CAS or TRADE for your Wool. Market your Wool HERE. Our price is the best,and you have no expense.

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NOTICE I

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Boston Shoe

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Special Chairs for Ladies

anama, Straw and all inds of Felt Hats Clean- 'ed and Blocked

We carry a full line of Pol-

Metals during the War, we

are obliged ' to withdraw 3

, all prices on Copper, Brass and Bronze Goods, from this date.

June 24th, 1915.

, Sisweli Ltd

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ishes for Suedes all colors, Imperial Bronze and White Shoes. » We Clean Our Hats Here 1 -in Charlottetown- ~

Therefore we do not have .to Charge Extra for `

Expi-essage or Sending them Away

Out of Town Orders Prom- ntlv Attended 11°

134 QUEEN ST. CHARLOTTETOWN

cabbage for fall and winter usem

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ELIZABETH BRICE AND CHARLES KING AT B. F. KElTH'8 THEATRE.

Elizabeth Brice and Charles J. King,

the bright shining stars of “Watch Your Step." the greatest success of the season at the New Amsterdam Theatre, New York .Clty, will make their vaudeville debut at B. F. Kelth's Theatre this week ln a bit of musical comedy done ln a vaudeville way. Miss Brice was formerly one of the stars of Z,lexlleld's "Follies," while Mr. King, tlie brother of Mollie King of Winter Garden fame, is one of the cleverest light comedians on the stage today., The big comedy feature of the blllthe week of June 28th will be offered by Billy McDermott. the sole survivor of Coxey’s army. and one of the funniest tramp comedians in the world. Mc- Dermott‘s impersoiiations of Sousa and Creators. the scourge of Italy, as McDermott terms him, are two of the brightest characterizations ever offer- ed in vaudeville. Other features will include Frederick V. Bowers and his company in bright smiles and bright songs, a short revue with a half dozen scenes; Janie Connolly and her play- ers in the one act comedy "A Strong Cup of Tea;” Seven Colonial Belles, form the days of 1776, witlr ii sextete of expert musicians and a soloist, will offer a novel musical production. and other features include the Three An- chors. navy gymuasts; Solly Ward and Lillian Fitzgerald, the singing comedians; Regent Quartette, ,a troupe of splendid singers; and the Ollvians, novelty artist from Europe.

MAX FIGMAN IN “MY BEST GlRL" AT THE BOSTON. THEATRE.

Max Figman, one of the most popu-

lar comedians on the stage, will make his picture debut ut the Boston Thea.-, tre, New England' roomy, airy, re-‘ freshing picture palace. the week of June 28th in "My Best Glrl.” This is a plcturlzation of the musical comedy in which Clifton Crawford starred e. couple of seasons ago. Caroline B. Nichols and The Fadettes have be- come a permanent feature of this great playhouse, and their concerts every afternoon :ind evening before the regular picture programme. There will be a new Charlie Chaplin and Mary Pickford coniedians, and the eighth installment of “The Goddess,” the great serial by Gouveneur Morris, which has the whole country talking, will be shown with Earle Williams and Anita Stewart in the principal roles on Monday,"l`uesday and Wed~ nesday only. There will be other features as yet unannounced too num- erous to nientlon. and in line with the established policy of the Boston Theatre in offering the best, the very best. and nothing but the best in the motion picture world. The Boston Theatre has become the resort de luxe during the warm summer nights, of the movie fans of Boston. Its enor~ mous size and extensive lobbies make it wonderfully cool, and lt is at all times several degrees cooler than any other resort in the city. The show runs continuous from ten a. ui. to ten- thirty p. m.

Bag rugs made oi cotton wash well

are inexpensive and are often just the thing for the kitchen.

Clippings from cloth garments make

oxcclleiit filings for cushions. They should be finely shredded.

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Wool Wanted

Highest cash price paid for wool.

We buy it washed or unwashed. Re- member tlie place, at the old stand

where you always sold. We buy only

for cash. ,

CHAS. RILEY,

City.

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HAVE MORE SHELLS

LONDON,'June 22.-David Lloyd

George, minister of munitions, who has returned from ii week-end visit to Boulogne, where he consulted Al- bert Thomas, French uiiilcr-secretiiry of war on the munitions question, is forming committees in London as well as ln all ma.unfa.ctui'ing towns to take advantage of every posslbll»

despatch from its correspondent li

the French troops are to drive home their offensive in overwhelming force, they must use a trenu-ndously in- creased bulk of amniuiiition. The same lesson comes for Englaiid from the Woevre front, he points out, while the retreat of the Russian arm- lcs in Galicia hammers it homo again. The correspondent says that the dnlly output of shells certainly is niucii larger lliuu it was four months ago, and that it is possible that a reserve of unnuunition is being built up much more rapidly than is appur- ent at the front, but he adds. “What we have come to ls the redemption of the world by shells."

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eastern France, who asserts that ii V

--a remarkably thril- ling patriotic song, on the July list -of New Victor Records -on Sale TODAY.

It is sung by that celebrated baritone, Edward Hamilton, on Victor Record No. 17775 together with “ l`he Soldiers of the King," sung by Herbert Stuart, -price 90c. _

There 'are lots of other fine records on the July List, in fact, it's just crammed with good ones. A few are listed below, but you ought to go to the nearest “His Madter’s Voice” dealer TODAY and hear them aIL

Ten-inch. double-sided Victor Records-90c for the two

selections :

Mother Machree Charles Harrison; |7780 A Little Bi! ol Heaven Charles Harrison

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Tina Rufio sings "The Two Grcnndleri" The Two Gmnodius (Il IIaIial|)_ Title Rufio-85527

Viétrola VI ‘ $33.50

Wim ll ton-Inch. douhlamlded Victor Records (I selections. your

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Olher Victrolas from $2l.00 to $305 (enemy ‘ payments. il' denied) and tm-inch. Victor Records at 90c for the lwo selections al any “His Master's Voice" rIea|er's iii any town or 5|! 'll Clnldl. Wrie for free copy of ow 450° page Muicsl Elstydopeth listing over 6000 Victor Records.

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