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_ Hicliey’sTwistand° '

. insist Betting the genuine for on

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_ HICKEYQSI

clean, _fragrant juicy igug

__ that gives real satisfaction - - . to cliewera after the have

]__ 0 tired of other kinds. y

Wlst _ TRY iiicicsvs Twist

I-llCKEY'S is a lar e,

-the change will do you Eood.

Hickey Nicholson Tobacco Co. Ltd

i, ~ Charlottetown . A '

_ Soldiers’ i Comfort Boxes

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Tough as Leather ight as a Feather

Specially Constructed ` or Overseas Parces

BEER & GOFF

Queen St. Phone 150-52

741,5,30Mti’. _

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is W'-1; '--ini: :_ i I _

‘ ely set to work to coirect the__papers,

iT PAYS to buy in tlilii.province.

~ miyiii. onANoee.zii¢i dozen in

Jock Riggs, on Saturday. 793. sunssrisoae oves, Ante, cies"

, brilliant, satisfactory. loc. ta, Jamie,

son's drugstoreu 782.6,lM2l.

--_ can/xii sHiNci.i:s. _Just inini'iiii.'

at M.. l’. I{ogan'e lumber wharf, full cargo of cedar shingles-_ All grades.

- '144.5.30M3i.

HALF HOLlDAY.- Owing to Mon day ,being the K_iii_g"s Birthday. tint' store will be closed iii one o‘clocli Prowee Bros. Ltd. 'i75.6,lM2

, POWNAL CIRCUIT.-Juno 3rd. Services.-Clifton at 11 (Commun- ion scrvi b cl M H b at

- ce a ose.) t er ert

, 2.30 (Communion service at close.)

Pownal at 7.

EXCHANGE OF PULPiT8.- Rev.

George Morris. of Tryon Methodist circuit, and Rev. L. J. Leard, ni Granville, will exchange puipits to morrow, June 3rd. Mr. 'Morris will Dreach at Pleas-ant Val=ley at 11 ii. in.. Granville. 3 p, In., and Stanley at 7. Mr. Leaitl will preach at Tryon in the morning, Crapaud iln' t-he after- noon. and Victoria in the evening. 'Everyone is cordially invited tothe services.

' QUARTERLY BOARD, MEETING. -The -viii Quarterly meeting oi the gniilniail Board of Vernon River Cir _ nuit, was lieild last Tuesday uftemoon 1 Rev. E_ S. Weeks. Pownal. condiicteii , the meeting The usual order ol biis _ liioss was observed. The finances were well up. The Missionary l‘inid ii- , in -advance of last year. The esti ina-tes for Minist.er's salary' were j rr-:iched_ Mr. Frank J. Jenkins of Al - barry Plains. was elected to. nt-tend District meeting at Murray l-ia-rboui on June 5th and (ith. The Board was siiiccrely sympathetic toward Mrs (lould in the sad bereavement. she luis experient-eil in the death ot' hci husband

STILL AT VIMY RiDGE.- A lei-

tc-r received from France ii few days ago acknowledging the re ceipt of “Home News" from Prince Street School, incidentally mention cd th-at when opening' the book ii full set oi' English examination pa-pers was discovered. The boys immediat-

Monumentst at endure the Ravages of Time

Are what you seek to make

th_e grave o f your departed with. We supply no others.

Our Monuments are the best

- to be had. Estimates given.

Chander & -Bell

60' Kent Street

2440-10-7l\lB1ll`l0.

\ iiusinessin theCity of 'I`oledo.Cou|ity aiid Stag; | ii.ii.iis c/i'_i‘.iizi<ii cunts. - ,FRANK J

CBE. EY. ~

and had just finished their work when -orders for Vimy Ridge were girven. and the- examination papers :ire now, no doubt. s-till in a. dugout on Vimy Ridge, much to the dis uppointme-n'i. of t-he girls here. who ivoiiltl have liked the papers as sou- venir.=c.

Siile of (([l'iio,Fity of Toledo. ‘ `

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u as mm Y S k tlith h ' 'oi

Frank J. Cheney ma es on at e is eeiii artnet of the firm of F. J. -Cheney & Co. dome

aforesaid. and that said limi will pay the sum 0.\l-I HllNl_)Rl€D DOLLARS for each rid every case of (iatarrh that cannot bcctired b he use o'

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has not affected our

policy of using only the

very best grade. It

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~ but our motto is

i “We Keep The Quality Up"

Ask -your grocer 'or Phono

366-L. For dailly delivery

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The High Cost

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Pugi.

llnll 1 Ciitnrrh Cure is taken interrially and acts

th ood tli M us Surfaces of

F. J_.CllENEY'& C0. 'l`oled0.0.

sein by .iii pnig¢ists..15¢ . lialls Family Pills' for constipation. '

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For Sale

Laundry Premises and Business -

~ Owing to continued ill-

ness I have decided to dispose oi_my Laundry

- business and premises.

The above is well and favorably known, being situate in the centre of

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An Open Letter

' Many of our readers have planned for a _numher of years to purchase a Piano or Organ for their home, but have been putting off the purchase from time- to time thinking that the price might possibly become cheaper. This might have been the case had _it not been for the WAR. Everything we purchase_ we have to pay double the former price. We herewith give a few reasons for the advanc_e_ in cost of Pianos and Organs. The making of munitions throughout Canada has made a heavy demand on skilled labor, and there has been 'an exodus of men from the Piano trade t_o take up the workof munitions. In order to hold their help, they have been forced to increase their wages from to time. In 1914 when War broke out. fW° hundred and fifty men enlisted from the Heintzmaii and Kara-Morris factories. Many of_these men Were the most prominent in the pianobusiiiess. Since 1914 the raw materials have advanced as follows. _ _ »

Hard Woods 35 per cent. V¢u¢¢fS 70 P01' “Ilf-

Braas Goods 85 per cent, Screws 190 per cent, Nails 90 per miit, `Benzine 130 per cent, Shellacs 240 per oem, stains 650 per cent, oiiie_165 per nent. Coal 50 per cent, and so on down the list and there is no tell- ing where it will end. _

. To those who have been waiting t_o purchase a

I Piano, we would not advise them £0 PU* if °ff- B°f°"‘; _ many months the_ price will be bel'°“d the "?°°h ° ‘ meii i`n ordinary circumstances. ,

L .Miller Bros

_ Pj Warehouse ' _ , .

' Cheriottctown

the City on one of the

, busiest streets in the

best business section, and offers a splendid opportunity for any one wishing 'to make a good

- investment. Full par-

ticularsobtainedbly calling on or corresggn - ing with J. A. We ter,

Masonic Temgle Build- ing. Grafton t r e e t,

, A. F. Webster

540~5-1SMif.

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' Womenhi li inch ‘l~ligh Cut

Patent leiillier Laced Boots

cloth top

We have these in all sizes and

they look fine and _are . WONDKRFUI. VALUE

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MEN

We have n Grand Work loot

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Hg: which we are selling - for #Po ) `

' $2.0. -

` lined $5 or twenty days yesterday.

_employ of the railway. He' is suc-

d b M' Mal oi Matheson,

`M'r. Chappell has one hen which lays

ul rl nd da an exce

Charlottetown, P. E. I. ‘

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POLICE COURT.- One drunk was

NEW HAT 8`I'YLE8._- Those iivish~

ing to see the newest styiee in ments ‘hats should visit The il lierdiisheiy, Sunnyside, today. lim

HALF HOLIDAY AT PATON'S.-

Monday, June 4th. Paton's Ltd. will close at one o'clock.Customers should shop as early in the morning as pos- sible ' 789-li»2lVl2i.

WHEATLEV RIVER.- Sunday

School every Sunday. Brackely Point. Roads, Bible study every Sunday morning. Prayer meeting every' Tiies- Llay evening, respectively iii to ll,1tii ri. m., and 8 to 9 p. m.

MONDAY HALF-HOLIDAY.-f ln

honor to the birthday of His Majesty King George, the -store of l~`. J. lini- maii & Co., Ltd.. will t-lose Monday ni- one n'clock.- S05

A HANDSOME CHEQUE.- Tho

Guardian was shown yesterday liy Mr. Chester McLure. of the F. E. l. Fur Sales Bonril, ii cheque for the sum dl' $29,098.44. This was for -some siilver lox skins sold to the firm ol’ Lnmpson & Co.. iLondon, through Mr. Alfred V1 Fraser, oi' New York. being the Nc-w Yfork representative.

CONFIRMATION T0-MORROw.--

The children of Notre Dame Aca-i riemy, St. Joseph's Convent and Queen Square School who had not made their first communion, receilvcd "nr the first time- Thursday morning. On Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. His Lordship Bishop O'Leary will ad- minister the Sacrament ot' Coiifirnia- tion. ,

THE ARANMOFlE.- The S. S. Ar-

anmore left Charlottetown for Picton at 7 o‘c\lock yesterday morning. She took a fair-sized cargo outward. The congestion' of’_ freiigh-t on the Island side is now over, but there ie still quite an' accumulation on the other side of the material coming this way., -The steam-ei' will .bring a fiill' carg0_ returning, lt is not ceitain whether 'she will get 'back today.

‘ TRACKMASTER _RETlRES.- Mr. 'Beniamin McEachern, .ot I-lopeileldw trackmasteif, of the _ Eastern and 'Southern Divie-ion ot the P. E. I. Railway; retired on` Thursday on the Provident Fund .iiftier forty' years of faithful and _efficient service in ilie

cee ed y i. c m formerly section foreman at North Wiltshire, who entered upon his new duties yesterday morning.

LARGE EGG8._-The Guardian was

yesterday shown some exceptionally. large eggs frointhe poultryot Mr, George Chappell. 78 Gerald Street.

reg ti y every seco y D- tionally large egg. and once every fortnight contributes a doubleyoiketl egg for good measure. The one this wee-k was eight inches im diameter and six and a.hali' inches in circum- ference. This hen is a Rhode Islonfl Red crossed with Plymouth Rock, ii breed which Mr. Chappell says is an exceptional one.l'or e g production.

IBLANDER DIES IN THE WEST.

The death occurred at Calgary, on Tuesday, May 22nd of John Stewart Mcbauchlen, aged 19 years, 10 months. ot Stanhope, The funeral services conducted by- the Rev. A. D. McDonald. took place at the Arm- strong Funeral Home, corner of Twelfth avenue and iSe-cond street. west, Calgary, on Wednesday aitcr- n'oon at 2.30 o'cloc‘k. fthe remains be- ing laid to rcs; in t-he Union ceme- tery.- Many home friends- will read the above notice- wit-h deepest -sym- pathy for Mrs. Alex. i\lcLiiuclilnii and family in their Gnd loss. Mrs. -Mcbauchlan was with her son durinl! his last ‘ill-ness, and only retiirnod homo yesterday. She speaks in llllsll- est praise of the kindness and liospit- alitity received wh-ilo on her and visit io the West.

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Disease

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The fermentation of food hc- tween the teeth produces acid _ mouth. This acid dissolves the lime salts ot the teeth, expos- ing the dentlns to the action ot microbes which rapidly destroy

the teeth striictrire.

Hygienic Tootli Pasle

destroy all genus. lt is ideal ileatitrice for periioiiii oi all ages.

PQIGI ONLY 251:. A TUII. HAVE YOU TRIID TH! NEW TOOTH PASTI "MINTV7"

Wi-"Ll THEY LAST

Johnson It Johnson

will prevent acid mouth. #tail

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THE BRANT.- The (‘, G. .`.

Brant- lei; at 8 o’clock yesterday morning for Carleton Point. Capt. __, Taylor, Agent ol’ Mariiie, was aboard. L

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Faroe has disposed of his residence _ ` _,_ _-,`.|_:_ , ,='v;?;ir,1';'f`

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.on Richmond Street East, to Mr. F. . P'*“"""'_"'”*| “__ ' i R. Heartz for $2.200. ,_ ' _

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rue ANNUAL mssrinc at tile l _ i _ . _1 Ives' Black and Silver Fox Company. --_--'»--*” __ I ~' _ .

Ltd. will he held at Montague on Sa- __ . ‘ ’ ' _ .

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' OUGHT BEFORE THE DAYS OF BIG PRICES--that’s_ the _secret of

the great values we are able to show you in the big daylight linen room

B Many months ago, we bought linens-_all sorts of linens--linens enough I

for two years selling. As a result-we are able to offer now goods

at less than wholesale prices. Here are SOME OF THE VALUES we are

offering. . `

Bath towels large size a good heavy I

Embd. Luncheon Set made from all pure

linen damask with very neat embd._ corners and _hem stitched all _round with four napkins to_ match, this is _allhand _embd. and hem stitched, the cloth is 45 x 45 inches and napkins are 15 x 15 inches, the regular lunch size regular worth 850_the cloth 7 slightly soiled so we are selling it for ~

Centre Piece all pure linen hand scalloped

and embd. large -size.. _ 'I`his_is one of. the famous "Shamrock" linens size 24 x 1 24 ateach ..................... _°

Emledlaceedge centre piece made from

all pure linen,this is__a very beautiful centre one of the famous "Shamrock" linens 3 size 24 x-24 for.....-...' ........... ._ .. ~

Tray Cloths plain hem .stitched made

from-.i goofl heavy material one that will wear well size 18 it 27 inches at each.........-. .. c

Tray Cloth hand embd. and _scalloped

made from all pure linen beautiful embd. one"o_f the fomous--‘_‘Shamriock” linens 1 50 the 'size is 18 x 27 inches at each .... .. °

Damask table cloths in an all pure linen;

these are woven from fine clean yarns and come in many pretty designs you would do well to secure a_ supply of these cloths as linen_ is increasing in price every 3 day size 2 x 2 yards each..

Damask table cloths all _pure linen made

by the famous Shamrock linen_ we_avers in a large range of pretty designs size4 2x2 1-2 yards ateach. .. . .. . ~

Damask table napkins in a fine evenly

woven thread one that will wear and give good satisfaction size 22 1-2 x 22 l-2. 2 at per. doz ................................ .. ~

Damask table nagliins good _weight

strong and durable. T is nap in will stand a lot oi _washing and_wear. A large range of designs. Pure linen of the famous Shamrock weave and you would do well to lay in a supply at the present price 4 size 22 1-2 x 22 I-2 per doz. .......... .. '

An all pure linen tablecloth "Shamrock"

brand, this is a fine close and _evenly woven cloth bordered all around in a.pretty chrysanthemum design size 2 x 2 4 yards at each............ °

All pure linen napkins to match size 4 22 -2 x 221-2 at per dozen ....... .. -

_ Damask _table ciotli all pure "Shamrock" linen. This cloth will give perfect s_atis- faction as_ it is a fine even weave in a Fleur de-Lis design with a scroll bor- 5 der all around size 2 x 2 yards at.- - -_ 0

Napkinsto match iz 221-2 221-2 at perdoz.. ..

Damask table cloth made from a pure

linen yarn fine and evenly woven, this

cloth will give splendid satisfaction. A pretty scroi _design bordered all around, this cloth is the famous “Shamrock” 6 brand_.size2 x2 1-2_yardsat..., ...... .. ° Napkins to match size 24 x 24iiiches 6 gtper doz.. ............ .. .............. .. ~

En lish 'circular pillow cotton good

weiggt fine evenly woven strong and dur- able this cotton is one that will wear well. W_orth 35c yard special 44 inches zzc wide for per yard...

Unbleached domestic slieetin_g heavy

strong and durable this is one o the best sheeting towear that you can get 70 inches wide worth 37c a yard. Buy now at 2%

Bleacbed English sheeting strong heavy

round thread- one that is_sore to give wearand wash easy 70 inches wide 3?; worth 45c yard get a supply at per yd

weight but soft and absorbent will just soa up the_water. White or colored worth 85c pair for per pair ................. .. .-

Linen huck towels good weight strong

durable towel for every day wear red border ‘

or_plain white. Size x 36 at per,

pair ..................... .L ..... |

1 A large hea-vy,,huck-.towel 'plain white

splendid drying- towel. -Special -for per pair ..... ....,..;._..._.._.‘.._‘.._'..j..,.:.

Plain linen huck towelliiig a good strorl

durable ' huck that' will' make beautifu

hemmed this towel .will wear .welland is a ‘

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towels 27 inches _w.ide.-worth-,45c per

yardfor f _ Figured- hiick _towellirigfall 'pure linen in -a~ prettystripe design, the-_famous “Shamrock” linen," ‘ 25 ‘inches 'wide

worth 60c` ayard, per. yard _.L ....... uc I

Roller towelling, . good strong ~ durable

ones., that- will wear, red-bor er, 16 7 inches'wide at,~per yard C

Roller towelling, a good strong durable i

one in the natural color with a blue

border 16 inches wide, get a supply I

now- at per yard ...... ................ ..

Crash roller toweiling in all linen, heavy, strong and durable for kitchen use, 16'to‘ 17 inches wide, red border at per yard 12c, 14c, 16, 18c. ._

Bleacbed English loagcloth, a good firm,

strong cotton, splendi value at the lzc price, 35 inches wide at per yard.....

Bleacbed English longcioth, a strong

firm cotton free from dressing, reg_<_l_{ for the needle, 36 inches wide, you w d do well to get asupply now while the old 156 stock lasts, per yard ................. ..

English madapolam in a nice line eyen

weave free from dressing this is a beautiful cotton just _500 vards left so _gets supply at the low price 36 inches wi e at per 1 yard . .. 6C

Embd, initial pillow cases made from

heavy sea island cotton, most durable of cottons wear. These are strong and fine with a hem stitched end and avery pretty einbd. design with the initial in the centre size 36_x 44 inches in all initials at 1 per pair .... ................................ ._ -

Embd_.bed spread made from a heavy strong

but fine cotton, hem stitched around the

ed ith bca t`f 1 bd. d ` ` 72§¢e90wiH¢ha¢S Keliiiidgootdlspreadsdgn me each .......... ................... ..` .... ..

Initial guest towels made from an all

pure linen huck hem stitchedends wiiha pretty hand embd. designs with the initial in centre size 15 x24 special at each

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ukiei' ii i' ii " .i....‘§.ii. §.'i.i.°.2.‘2i.°ti.§“i€...'2.‘E2 -%'i‘l.°S3§9 brand, this towel is worth a lot more

than we are asking for it, each 75° I

All pure linen damask made from that wonderful “Shamrock” linen ina very Hue' evenly woven _tlire_ad in many Pretty t.i;°;:::...Ti'.‘::‘"°°'°-°*i"sc~.i.°°*°~,,,,

. price, inc

at $5 _?;i_i_i_;d 2_._00;:?.'%h 2.%§. 2.75. t doz

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Damask iaoie covers in a fine even weave

stroggi and durable ones that will give Sole d satisfaction in wear in many pretty dwtms, size 2 x2 yards, at less than w factoryprices,eaclifor............. .... ..`

Damask table covers

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