_K h'l.‘\Y 27, 1915

0 THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN --»

. Nei»lson’s

Chocolates

‘ i ' ' .

'_ i-rh€Y I-11‘_€_absolute in purlty,exquisite in sweet- ness_ and flavor. The fin. f`;§Sli 1l1._l2l1,prf.,-food_candies, _"no aitifica ~c‘oIoiing ma. teria s,_ just, puri d `°-freshness-allthroitisélfln

' Carefullyiiselected nuts _and fruits-‘-snow white sugar, cream centres, wi-thin a heavy coating of

, .rich brown chocolate.

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Subscriptions continue to come iii Johi

Melville Donald M James Donald, Baltic . . . . . . . . 'B' Ai Malcolm Mctlougan. Malpeque. ..

- BASEBALL - if

ltiissell Lenrd Sourls 1.50 Joh"

. . . . . . . . . ... . Jacob F re

Y

cove . . . . . . . . . .... ._ si.00 ’"’“°’“‘ T"°“‘I’s""

(Special to the Guardian.) Collected by Mr. Cephas Maliett,

‘Postmasten Union -Road:

WEDNESDAY, May 26.-Resiilts:- lflephas Mallett . . . . . . . . . . . .. international League-At Toronto, Ro

Newark, Il; Toronto, 2. , A. lfeiieral League-At 'Pittsburg J.

y(ilark . . . .

Hillrnan.........,..

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ASIAIIU Plliiililil .UBSIIRIPIIUHS "LAUGH ANI] IHE Wlllilil I y T d I I -

“'““°*-“--‘~ A ' ' A ii ._ of ay, tofmorrow

.z.“f;i...::‘:i‘:-A.:-ii ...rt-:...:.s.;'fi Assisi-iiii... ; Lmlli-WH" mu , and eve” da’

d all intending subscribers are re~ William Payuter A ~, ' ` ' ested to remit so as to be acknow- Arch McMurdo - ' ’ '

ledged in Monday`s Guardian at latest. ,Lewis A. Wlckett The amount received yesterday was Robert McMurdo $40.75. . .las

John

ESTERDAY'S SUBSCRIPTIONS. ~l°h“

ies Brander, Sr.. Baltic . . . . . .. D ester Simpson, Baltic .. ' M

1.00 L00 Mrs.

orge Beers, Charlottetown.... .50 #hu 80 Dull-Sforii. Belmont, Mass... 00 rs'

E. Hogan (corrected) F"rtune

D. E.

' Jas. 5.00

G,Malletl....... J E

1.00 Geo

i Bernard

Jardine

William Casley

J. H. BS'

Miss Mary McNutt, Burnley Samuei Durant

W. L. Johnson

‘ Lottie Simms 100 Catherine Lowtlii-r Lynda

llatrlck Brennan ' Chas. Chlow

»F??FFPH eooeeeco occooecc

R. Stewart R, Glover

1.00 1.00 1.00

Ho 1.00

50

. Mc-Kenzle 1,00 W. Glover 1,00 Win. tfaineroii 25

1.00 1.00 50 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00

50

T. Mullins Theodore Smith Woodside

M elses ii

1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00

Gamble

G. Glover

The are most luscious

.and delicious -- always fresh. Get a box today, H_ you’ll enjoy every bite. W`~’°`€ gi'

(Special is The Guardian '

Ullitdi-Z0, 7, New York, 0. At Detroit, M

American League - At Chicago, Beecher Bryenton

Ira Shaw

S. . . . . . ...

U0U‘l0l. 10; Washington, 5, Collected by Miss Flossie All 011101' games postponed. Grath, Moreli:

D. McEwen, Moreli

W. McEwen, Moreli 'l‘. Anderson, Moreli W. (lox, Moreli . . . . .. . .

W.

, ST. JOHN, May 25.~ Baselball-- Mrs. H. li. Cox, Moreli ._

;ql]1l\ll‘il11.V National League at Boston. L.lo ‘ i

yii s.cox,i\ioreii .....,..fiif

E A F .it-aim 5, iniiiion 4. ameri a '- t H M, I » o iiemiii, pen-on 5, i-iiiiaiieipiicianz. fit Iii/iéiiéiiffff

-0 Central Drugstore, ' 0 Louis, st. i.oiii.i 0. Newiiritc. Ai aio

- Sunnyside. _

F10 Ul'00l'(l}'ll '2, AtKt1llS£l.s City. Jil

(‘hii-ago. Chicago 11 Boston 3 At St

(flevelanil, Cleveland 7, Washington

U, ii. l~‘edernl nt St. Louis, St. Louis, St.

Louis Ai. Newark 2 At (‘liit-ago, Cliica~

Biilliilo .l, l\ansas (!ity2. liiternation

Iames B. Jay, Moreli _

Ernest Rosister, Moreli Frank Roslster, Moreli lohn McGregor, Moreli

m

Mrs. A. Barry, Mm-ell

, ' ' _4 iii at Moiitrf-ul, Ric-.limoiiil 7, Moiitrenl Mrs, Smffm-<1, Mg;-ell _

l

TIADI

pv.iAMAs

I SUMMER Unnsuwssu

BERLIN. ONTARIO 2

. a ii .. ...1 2

i»<¢w||_|_|AM5_(;REENE& R°f'_lME"&o'- Miss Todhurii, tink.. ....3 3

-_

l i ‘ Herve

W

5, Sunday Games, National at (‘liica.-

M-<______. _

, An

l _ i THE RACES AT no

,Mag NEW GLASGOW lun

| ‘ ' "_ *_* ira

. Ni-:W oi./isoow, N may 25- M" . ll‘oliowiiii.=; is the summiiry of the

. . . , , ._ e

COLLARS ratiss at New Glasgow yesterday. Harry Bowen' Hopeneld _

Free For All Trot 2}@x-§I'ig";€°"- HQPQUGKIW0

ex . c regor, Hope eld

Alex. Fraser, Hopeileld

Ni-i

wi-‘N2

5Jl¢|-\

Brona Cecil, Ganinioii.. .. lt. M. T., McGrogor..... Maids King Mc-Donald..

Zz;

'l`lme~I.12, 1.09, 1.08, 1.081/Q

Three Year Old Trot

Broiiu, Kelly . . . . . . . . . . ._.2 1 2 .ltura Bell G ninii i

K 1- < _*tc \ .

ms-

'l`lmc-1.271,§, 1.25, 1.24%, 1." 14.

2.40 Trot

_.late-

-~l::t~:i-I

.srscei-A

Lloyd Airliilie, Carroll. . ._ .

Mnrii-o, Uiiiiieroii.. ,.

Jean M., Gammon. . ., '[’i>dd Altive, Cox. . .. .. . . .I

Tlrne--1.171/g, 1.141/Q, 1.09%.

\/ Dr. l')oild’s Princess Pat and

Grace Acliille also started.

` » A » Solonian Jack, Moreli

1:0' (yhlcngo 5' ,Kustom 4' Otllvr gunles i 'OB

MADE in CANADA Iwi lu .vet Ari

D. Duncan Blue, Hopeiield

nh Dingwell, Morcir ` H

. McLeod, Darlington. emas Betts, Cumberland D. Livingston, I-lopeiield

gus McPhee, Hopeiield ilerick McKay, Hopeiield ies MirDonaid,.Hopedeld D. Munn, Hopefleld . . , . ... rdoch A. McPhee, Hopofleld . J. McDonald, Hopeilold tu B. Toombs, Hopeileld

Brooklyn, 6; Pittsburg, 3. Mrs. -John McDonald

Mo-

ss ivicoriiiii .... flff

Cyrus, McEachern, Hopeilleldl

Mrs. Surah Bull, Ho eileld John A. Blue, Hopegeld .. Dave McFarlane, Hopeiield .. . . . .

george McLennan, Hopeiield . . . .

Ilan McPherson. Hopeiieid

_ The following is tlie list of contribu- tions left at R. Tuplin Co'.s Store,

1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 mi , 1.00

Harry C. Bowness ' Dugald Stewart

Heath L. Bowness

200 Miss_A M.cDonald 1‘00 Miss Pearl Pldgeon 1'00 Samuel Bernard

1'00 A; I-l. Walker ‘ W. J. Walker

50

. 50

1001 Mrs. Elijah Moose

L00 Mrs 1.00

A. Humphrey

1.00

\....

1.00 '

i Edward McMurdo

1.00 W_

1.00 J M_

John A Hogg

1`00 John W. Walker 1'00 Robert Crozier iv 1'00 Archibald Mcliciizio

'50 Jas.

'2£_ Rev. Geo. Sutlierliinil

'22 Neil Stewart, ]'08 John McLeod

1-00 Donald Stewart

` Rits -

Joseph Higgins

' Chas Dennis

1.00 R .50 W

.50 (.

25 - '50 Miss Grace llcairsio - '2, Annie Nicliolsoii

A; Nora Sqiiarebriirgs

50 John (‘lilow

'50 Mrs. Plias. Mac\'iitt.

das. l.. Gillis

1. '50 ° M .5o, M

I25 .25 1 00

ton, Margate, Kelvin and Norboro: - If

Dr. Darracli ian Darracli 'i‘. W. Bentley Thos Donalioe

Preston Keiiiieily

H F Morrison William Goss

E. i‘. Hiltz

ii. R. McMahon lolin W. Hogg Wilfred H. Woodside

illiain Piilgeon

w - IA. A. Lockhart, D.n.s.

Wesley Champion

PRESIDENT, ' P50300”-5 _

S

H' _

Edivurd Urcli

D E lion. llhnrlcs Dalton left y<»si_eril'ay. W~ ~ _

on it visit to Boston. ' 370" C- T°“’"S0“‘l

NU/V5'-50'EA5Y iiii-_ iiiiiriiii ivesi, no sciiooi si.. G»

G Sim psoii

lt. Mosse W. Prodtt

M/xi;i£_ iN i_:_1\NAp/i spent \'ii-toriii lliiy at York. R""~ A~ W- Wflf»‘i0li

PRETTY ENGLISH COSTUMES.

Mr ’l`lioni:is Kickliaiii, mcrcliant,

Soiiris West. wits iii tfiiarlottetowii yesterday.

Miss ldvclyii Gufti returned home

Among me new English Costumes; last nlglit t'i°om_ Sn(-kville. where she

described lately is a particular dc- has been iitteiidiiig Mount Allison.

iighttul one carried out ina soft sliaiio ot’ mushroom grey i-,iisliiiierv suiiinu.

Mr Albert Diiiiiis, son of Mr J. R.

trimmed with a1um;,m,‘n hmm Hin] l)iniiis, retiiriied from Mount Allison

nc ilu silk wlilth blends iiiili it lust llitlhl-

fu y l e 2 ' Y most harmoniously iiii1lting_aii elfec- tive Hnisli in the iorni oil suns and cul-

lllr An is Mil{cii7ie of the Post

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lar The braid is illsposetl in ii novel 00100 Slleili Mollllily Bl- his 010 110919 pattpi-ii mi the cont, which is one iii' in ltoso Viillcy visiting his aged moth- thc new loose full-skirted niodcls, iron~ er, his sister und other relatives.

lined at the waist by it belt. Ont. of the verv full new short skirts is sliown

Mrs. Levi llartliiig, City, crossed

` , V W 1 1 ,| -K , Li ~ .. my by tho Nortliiiniberland_ Wednesday

T52] ;‘:u:l.tN“n:1 “l:,;,,(,_ morning on a visit to her tormer home

ful.

Ainoiig iiinny` other iiiodcls iiiny he niciilloneil it very siniirt navy surge. I in ivliicli the skii-i. was pleiitffd at tho ‘I

in llnlifnx.

Miss Mary McNeill oi' this city was passenger by the Murray Harbour

Side “nd mum, with R gmiel nt the train Wednesilay afternoon en route

back, and the cout limi u iiill bosqiic

and it baud, anti wus pleated iii. the

back and out away M mp n{"liif3i`f,, Georgie Lord have returned to the

style in front. The collar mn motifs on the front oi' thc cont were in fancy colored silk, and o smart note was added in the shape of lnrgc navy bone buttons.

A

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a

.om

. 'Z 0 Small osits _W._,el¢t0 3 . ‘ ' If you vrisli to start u Savings .- Jiaoouut do not hesitate because » so have only a small sum to bogllx with; you will bo welcome

i.

to her lioine in Vernon River.

Miss Florenire McMillan and Miss

city t`rom attending the Mt. Allison (iollegc closing at Sackvllle'.

Mr. Hugh Mciiiiiis, lately editor of

the Suninierside J-ourniil, and Mrs. Mclniiis are spending it short holiday in (llinrlottetown, thc guests of Mr. Michael liloriiii.

Mr. Rcginnlil Power, oi the Cana-

iliiiii Express Company, has entered thc (‘.liai‘loi,tctown llospital sullerinil from blood poisoning.

The Guardian regrets to learn that

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4 rililiifli-‘lllliii

5359 o

&§

imlllll ||'lllly'P li, ,l

_ 0°? L';"`° Staniiope's centenarian, Mr. John Mc~ f

, ` _ V., , r .V .s 3 (tape, is confined to his room. Though ' ' ` A. ' post the century mark he still hopes

to lie iiroiiiid in a short time.

Mr and Mrs J. K. Ross returned

home last ni ht by the ex ress.

Eugene Gillis

J. J. Burns William Brown Mabel Brown Ain-eil Mayhew

Frank Glydon

Andrew Johnson Mrs. Wlllium llowaril Dr. I-loustoii Alfred Glover W. H. Durrnirh Jas. Kennedy Estate J. W. Hardiiig

David P. (hisely B. R. McFadyen

A. Bowness

E. M. Campbell Jas. P. Prolitt

Jus. Essory

E. G. Gillis, M.D. G. G. Cotton I

Robert Doyle

Dr. Jardine

lddward Peudergust

Jas, E. Braham

Alex. Brown

John McGougan

John Warren

i). (‘. Mcl<iiinon

F. l). Marks .Mrs. Watson J. C. Clark

Jolin li. Palmer

i-lorry Brown

Geo. G. Poynter

David Proiltt

'William R. Dennis

C. C. Baker

Geo. E. Brown William Mann

Mrs. W. I.. Johnson William Thompson Mrs. Melville Baker

Mrs. Burrows

Mrs. H. R. Baker H. R. Ba-lter.. _

A. L. Rogei's_ ' , '

F. M. Pidgetin. MP3. Ill¢l8‘-Eliwfher -,ui

Mn. _Jeni-:iriver-....»=.ei..é~;

Chas. Kll .. H.

Mrs. Elizabeth Dougliiirt

‘ , ototis wi ,thu feelin! W"

. l¢.l>“|' Mme- s°m° ,°f °‘”'l” ° i-I , Ke sington, who has been un- Mrs. _ ll0|9°li1i¢§§°K°ll°5 d°P°'_0°°té' ileiiigoxlng llieatment in the P. E. l. Rev.

. -lrlsoiirnlmtohm °i1=t°m¢‘f’= nos inn, wiii be pleases io ieiii-ii that

. \tdm th we wiii attend to their b“Sii\¢S== anis ie reiiirii imma iii a few days.

Nova Scotia

Bmqs '_ ' . ‘ - » U". 000 Buupliib - - ' " "»0zl°°° Toni lloiwiinzen out ' ` 0°-0°°~00°

isuiivo aniiivci-iss ‘

Charlotte wn - ll. »---i ~ls°§iZ~'i'=`°’..

M. J:'iD_gnnini: , Geo 'Morris - .-"

p . __ ` J ) .A..,i lie is steadily recovering and will be

g p _ V .|._`_

sgt. John A. iiiscnsiii. sim or ivii-_ _<‘has. Cooke 1 ;.-.§,,,,,,A,~;.;',_4-

Robert C, MacNelll, City. arrived Sdnnril (Easley ‘ . home Saturday night from Sl. John. Weslcy‘<l-Ilene!"-"" He Astron return Tuesday morning. Gen. Bmmisiiii "‘ “+~' ff- '-flew

J. W. Stewart 7, ,-ji

The many friends ot Mr. E. H. Herbeiitiflleitlnes-s . ' '

"mf . M' 'ri-is ooNvooA'rio~ AD|»§l§°_|-_KA

` ' 'flilthe Bank or mourn' Ai.i.isoN. “‘“' "’”“""°’* 1' " - OWN

. ` 1., .I Hp' f , '"1 -

sl\l~.i5vil.i.iii. my 25.-Mount Ain- it is i-epoiilatl nys. A. roster drug- iion University convocation took place gist that much Adler-i-ka is sold in 1

in Fawcett hall to-night and was one Charlottetown. People have found . or tiisggist succesiiiiil ever iieili at out that one siéggnrui. or this A Mount ilsori. Edgar Hewson, Am- simple liucltthorn b Kud giyceriiie `

l£rst.t;"etl‘?5ig8pr'¢;slile:ig‘;)f the éxliumnlf llglltulixfellcves zllnht ANY CAE of V

cle , v re an, ress. was cons tion, sour. or Busy stomach. " ‘ ' ‘

followed by Dr. J. W. Graham, Toren-_ it ls so powerful that it is used luc- to, who gave a rpeoclldglilch- plsoldil _oesgully in appendicitis. ONE MIN- ~- ' '*

‘tha audience. At.the ii of the ok-, UT eller you take it the gasses

erclses iii pleasant reunion ot the alum rumble and as out. lt is erteetl '

, _ _ Y Mllillil. ' '_ ' w

- A - im ia r 5 ‘ '

~ iituid alimanlocintonwwlleld. me toiuooiufoonnot gripe.

ti

stored, try the following metlioil:

00 Beat the fur gently with zi switch until 1 free from dust, then lay on a table

00W

fog through the iiir. Use plenty Of lirilll 1'00 ‘and rub vi orousl After this .ite

Kensington, by the people ol’ Kensing- W '

if '

'o

g y, pl* :_

1'00 the fur upon one or two feather pil~

ot

ifoo

A

1.00 1.00

1.00 .

ai

1.00 D

1.00 “ 4.00 2.00 ,100

1`00 the 1'00 then paste your paper over these.

50

gg das 50

1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 50

1.00 25

A. McMurdo

Leard

F. Proiltt

1.00 I.I)0 l.00 A 1.00 l.00 1.00

50

1.00

.'10

Harrington

'i‘. Mouse illlum Walker Ii. Bowiiess

1.00 1.00

50

1.00 I.00

rs. Walker 50 A iss Einmit lli-ll 1,00

Pciiilcrgtist. 1.00

Totitl $149.5()

CLEAN ALL FUR.

it is n great mistake to put fiirs a~ av for the summer without thoroiigli~ cleaning tlieni. if you do not sciid em to the furricr to be cleaned and

ith the fur side up and rub hot hroii

ws or cushions-covered with a

li-with the fur side down, and at well until all the bran is out ot' e i`iir. Then hang the fur where the r can blow through, before sealing in paper. A frequent mistake is that ot' buiidi- g up furs tightly iii the effort to ake them moth proof. Never crush

furs but put them in boxes und

1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1,00 1.00 1.00 | 1.00

1-00 Recommends Lydia E. Pink-

l\am’a Vegetable Compound

1.00 2.00 1.00 1.00 2.00 1.00 1.00

0

1-00 LydlaE.Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

1.00 f 1.00 n

2.00 - 1.00 1.00 is

L00 tar as the above for publication, she

100

1`00 lhould at least be given credit for a sin- 1`00 cere desire to help other suffering women, ` for we assure you there is no other ren~ 1_0() son why she should court such publicity.

L00 Canadian Womim's Experience e

Winder-r, Ont. -- “ The birth of my first

1.00

1.00 1.00 100 1.00

1.00

1.00

1.00 'A "1 spain me ion iiiis 1-00 .-,-jijf-;ff s new woman since 1-00 f';5'IAfi<,'€Pi"`»; taking Lydia E. ' Pinkham‘| Vegeta-

1 oo ble Compound. lam ‘ 'l',f/liii,- i now well and strong 1-gg :..;»:’j:»f/"',/l~=/

1,00 1.00 100

1.00

1.00 1.00 L

Mis. H. IIUN RUBEN

1 00 ervousness and a general run down con- 1`0o dition of the system, and sm entirely re- 1_`00 lieved of these troubles. I recommend L00 your remedies to my friends and give 1_0() you permission to publish what I write. "

I H . _ _,,, _,, ,._,,,,,,,,,.,,,,.,,,,_, spells, but l am glad

/" /f

1. .

L23 6 \"~ "’i` not take medicine of 1.00 ‘

Lydia E. Pinkhsm'| Vegetable Com-

\| . llloi-ii, Rosmier Fiuizsiiiiur, 72 Parent

L00 Avenue, Windsor, Ontario.

lt you wont lpeeial advice writem

if iiiiiioii. ii.

for Backache, Nervous- ' ness, Headaches.

Lyndon., Ky.-"I have been taking

rheadaches, neuralgia pains, backache,

Mrs. H. VoN Ronan, Lyndon, Ky. When a woman like Mrs. Von Roden generous enough to write such a let-

Ieft, me a wmek with terrible weak

to tell you that i do "f/'ijl""" 'fl' l""3"""' ` not have those weak

'iff/_.5/i{_ 'Ag' and can do my own

~- housework. Ido

\\:‘\` any kind. It was

nd that restored me tio health "-

ills E Plnkliul ledlolno Co. (oonil

I » ' dentiall Lynn, lou. Your letter will , be opened, read and oswereil by o

M0 noun and hold in strict eoulliloloe.

` W

JUST ARRIVED. A

new stock of Bran Mid- stings, oii cake limi. Cotton Seed Meal and j Royal Purgle-Calf Meal, alloif whtc we are sel-

1.00 100

4';

` Lallglitt-r iii plenty was the feature ` i 1 ` ' ’

‘at the niiii-week programme prei-ieiited -V . ' Good for Bread, SOOO at the Prince Edward yesterday. '

Funny Biiiie nit iii i .ti _coli ‘ .....i, ai... ...°.§..A.§.. ‘.‘;“";‘.',... for Pastry-g for you. a. good comedian to keep an audience A

in Eood _humour for forty-five minutes, but Billie Ritchie not only does this bill by his funny antics brought roars

ot laughter from the audience through '

out the entire three reels, ably assist- ed by pretty Gertrude Selby and his " director Pathe Lelirman A ` A ' ' ' ‘ ' ‘ --

Three other ctures ot

_ Di' l exceptional I “ I

merit were included in the bill. “ The llerlnlt Oi' Lonely Gulch" featuring the popular favourite Francis X. 13051,. man and Beverly Bayne, while the 810'? 15 USM liliil id Parried aloof.: in ` '

an excellent manner hy those iv M B d B B d “ screen favourites. Maurice tfostidlii I' and Mary tlharlesoii, favourite' Vita- 713 . graph stars, appeared to good ativan- ' " "" ""0 tage in a clever detective _

JU ~:.>-eieiisic-ilinlaloiulololii

The per with stiil salt

_:_ 1..../..._ _ ._ _-_ .. . .. _ .__-

_ulensingvstory was “ The niches: Girl ni the World,” a. splendid love drama.

’l`iie ivhole prograninie was one to iiziide by Teddy Tetzlnil, on _\iii_»ii_=il; lighten and retresh the niiiiil these 12 lust, and the best time for Om ;lv=;r\l<nil}i)1y's olfl stress and strife. lt miie ii-ni: 25.2 secoiids, which is mgplof shgveastfizjil) alllttlolitalite-,:;tiviitIi~ equal to 142.85 miles nn iioiir, ii tri- see “Billie Ritchig” and yt'o2(c{ity'l0i- He better-than the best preceding vm". troubles g 4 ,l`0C<‘l"l, Which was iiiiide on the lieiicli

There were the greatest crowds i`oi- lit-U‘f'yt0"&» _l‘li1~, In »\l"'11, |911. entire iilisencc of ohstriictionsJ'

weeks at me ummm last niglm the elléiia is the highest speed evei. l_rii\._| _

house b in k d t - ,

down. e g pac e bo li upstaiis and Phe hast speedevei- iiinttlle gy ,,

The vocal SBI an b M E _ ` c e iiinni ig on riii s was u rc-

was well receieiiedou abd louillyalut Wlfiled in tlie|llerliii~Zoosen tests of Plaiided. electric cars, in 1903, when Ai rate

oi 1.30.5 miles an hour was made on

-~_.________ Oct. 27. The crystiili'/.ed suit iii this

Iitnh hed makes it hard and iilisoliitc~

Nii}A|ll.Y 143 ;v11]__`ES AN HOi;|¢_ ly level surface, and it is said that

even iii the hottest weotlier it; does

The highest speed wel, traveled h not he-at the tires of automobiles.

.1 inun on the lace' ot the enrth-X Till* -“fill--P1058 HV0 65 H'|il*’S YOUR will nearly 143 miles an I1oiii'-ivnfi re. 8 miles wide. The estiiimtcil depth, Gently iiwde hvii racing iiiitomoiiile in nie niiiiiiie is 12 feet to is is-ec - on the yrrent cxpiini-ie oi level salt de- ' » ' '

posits Utah. The automobile run was ,

salt is white and averages 98 cent. pure. Tetzlaii says that more preparation he can make better-speed. Iii racing over the beds the motorist has an unus-

ual feeling ol security because of the

by a man on the iiice of the

DR. DeVAN’S FRENCH Pll [S A “ii”

4 ble e-

gnliitlnp Pill lor Women. 15 ri box or three for $10. So d at all Drug Stores. or mailed to Ill! undress on rcceiptol price. T112 Sooslpi. Dluti i>2l.-_i=it~_‘1~i\l\¢;f_'i_\_~_¢s 0'~\1;e°- #___ Vital

P Sl’ll0N0l._l"0R MEN “*“‘°“'

~ Vim and

ity;icr Nei-ve and Iinin; lncieloeo"grey

matter";a Tonli--will build you up. *Il a bel, or _two lor $5 at drug stores, or by mal on receipt pwinigitie. 'l`iii: scour.-i.i. Diiuo co., ist. Catharines,

r o.

Sold at Hughes' Drug Stone.

‘ -- 'V - . _ Ii ' 5

A in ai oiiiiii free

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. It is cliiirged with the cross oi’ St. Andrew,

Which, of old, Scotland’s heroes has. lcd ;

It carries the cross of St. Patrick,

For which Ireland’s bravest have bled.

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Joined with these, on our old English ensign. lv. St. Ccorgo’s red cross on white Held,

Round which, from King' Richard to Wolseley, Rritoii:-. conquer or die, but ne’er yield!

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K/ .-. _ It ilntters in triumph o`ei’ ocean

` ()`cr (`AN.#\DA, the Indies. Hong Kong,

; /,, And Britons, wliei-’er that flags floating,

3,, / ,_ _ Claim the rights which to Britons belong.

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Yes, it’s only n small piece oi' hunting,

lt'.~i only an old colored rag- But Freedom has made it majestic.

And Time has ennobled the flag.

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THE GHAIRLIITTETUWN GUARDIAN .

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will Alive tin- I-‘lair :ind (liiifit l2f\'TlRFlI.Y l<`REE to 1-sch ol lhrcc rcnrlcrs ivlm st-iiil iii ll\` .\l.\ll.. the best

articles slitting when, Iiy wliom, niid under what cireumiiluiices Abc :ilzovc pot-iii \\;i.= iimticii.

\\'i* i\'ill :ilfii lircfciii l'1X'l`lI{l-Il.\' I7llF.lf tlic ciiiiiplt-'.i‘ i irilit iii Alle livii rrziili-i-< :tciiiliiijg in ilic lies( article i

with rcfcrciice to this ;_;rc:it patriotic nio\'ciric‘nt, "A Flag for livcry Hi_inic" iii t`nii:i<l;i. l lfi-i-r_\Viioil_-,- is t-Iigibli-_ lioiiilwritiiig <loi1't matter, spelling iion’i coiint-loyzil, patriotic iliougiit iS all news-

sary to win.

Tlicsc articles must be received at this oiiicc by noon of thc Kiiig`s Birtliday-Juric 3. `

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' - I The Complete $4 Outfit (now distributed at $1.43) cr.nfii:= rf

. A . . ' ,‘ the Flag-l'iill Size :ind fast' Colors, a Rope Hnlliarrl f-ir .<:irni-_ .\

~f. six-foo! jointed Flag Stuff with oriiziiiiciilzil lla!! i-i_i/I, :iii_il ri metal

ut A Staff-holder. The pricc iii' $1.10 is for tlic l\_ilI-silt-il l'lni; iiloiic.

' as wine rciiiiers may not iivi-ii tiic iii-,I-.‘ iiinl iiiiiiit. 'li is ;i_ Iieniiiilizl

soft cotton liiiiitiiiu. giiariiiilct-ll fast colors, :mil with oriliiinry Ciirc sliiiulil last a lifetime.

"A FLAG FOR EVERY HOME ”.

Thin flag distribution is n non-partisan patriotic effort entered into by n syndiello of the lending papers of the Dominion to provide oi Flag for Every Home in Canada

PATR i_o-ric, cYANAoA THIS FLAG COUPON

(Accompanied by tho nniount iiiciitloni-il in tho nnnounccmohl ll covering the cost ol thc illiitributiou)

Will. When Presented at the Office ol the . *Charlottetown Guardian

Entltlo the reader ot this popci- presenting some '23 hh or her choice oi The Full-Size Flag, Alone; or The Complete $4 Flag and Outiit

MAIL ORDERS.-It' complete outiit is wanted send

the |148 and Tc. lddltlonnl for posliigi: in :It miie zone (or Ito. in other zones ii! l'rii\~lni°.c); for izronici- iilsiniices niik your poltmaller amount to include lor 3 lbs; if lint: nloiin is desired. lend the [L10

Birthday, and decor:.n~ iai his iiiiii sc. uiiiizisiiui iiiimigs iii iim nine on ie. any can-aim poem). liuiiur; ' - " '

I ' A FLAG FOR EVERY _HOME

We strongly recommend the Complete $4 Outfit at $1.48 as moat dotlrulslo (Indeed

Q of the Flag alone at $1.10). With the Complete $4 Outh! you will nl n miemlnfo

Distribution Now it Going lin

A FLAG FOR EVl-`.RY

ll0MI‘f-(ict ready for that grciit victoryll We all KNOW it is surc to <~r\irii°I l':itrintii: t`uii:i<l:i must Iii' ri-:iily fir ii »~Y(lU must do your piri! llc prepared for tim- l\I’;i_-_~_'.<

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notice In able lo display the Flag from any window, from the rdofnf gahli-Ind.

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