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prices on the markets tgday.

: Why breed to untried horses, when you can secure the ser-

viqes ofa rse with ‘a gkood stock reputation? , I

,~.iKINA OS, will m e the seaspn of 1915, at the Montague,

Ligier Sta les. `_All mares at owne_ s risk.

t Fiirth particulars on application. ‘ ,

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LET us develop your films and

_,make your prints. . '

ge have a complete and very

m_ em department for handling this work. _ _

Send us your exposures we will

get-‘ the best there is in them, _

The G. H. Cook Studio

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_ It’s time to have that long prom- , used portrait taken.

No need to_with for a_ fine day,

however, wait the equipment of the modern studio, lyou can be taken one time as we l as another.

Make the appointment today.

»-Bayer Studio

A. E. Lyon

Photo Studio

Specialty in Groups, College,

Society and Family

Work unexcelled.

' Moderate Prices.

Am ateur’s' work given personal attention

107 Queen St. Ch'Town Phone 68]

I We Want

Wool

and are prepared to pay highest market

p`1}ices~ for either . ashed or Un- Washed. a

Bring it to us or

ship it to us. In either case you-Will get your money promptly.

Poole & Thompson

Ltd.

Montague

1621»0-20-mswtf.

” Watches

Repaired i

fe repair an kinds of

gfatches, Clocks, Jewelry

C-,

Our charges are moderate Our work is the yery best.

C. W. Patterson

Cor. Great George and Grafton Sts.

71._-In

Diamonds

ol more value to

of a blisnrii than w ~ We‘ve.a1sM!ul.

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Alley & Co.

mv.

g important Notice to Farmers

THE PURE BRED CLYDESDALE,

STALLION, ` '

“FLASH ROYAL"

(12790) C.N.R., Foaled Aug. Bth, 19.11.

Inspected and approved Enrolment,

No. 52, sire “Flash Favorite" (Imp.) (4583). |\l3y Royal- Favorite (10630) Dam, “Baron’s Lilly,” (Imp.) `by "Baron’s Pride"' (9122). Flash Fav- oritein 1906 beat all competitors at Dominion Exhibition, Halifax and has proven himself first class stock horse. Baron's Pride, sire of Flash Royal’s dam is considered the highest type of Clydesdale breeding in Scotland. Flash Royal is a beautiful individual dark hay in color, well cut I-IEAD and NECK with heavy, clean hone and perfect action, kind disposi- tion and n sure foal getter. This gives the farmers of Murray River and Tvic- inlty a golden opportunity of securing the services of a first class stallion at a very moderate price. Stallion will be kept at Kearney Bros. Stables,-at

ivgiiéray River during the season. of -Wllihln Kearney in charge. ‘

1034-5-19Mwstr6iihenws14i

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Gale La-Grand

Take Notice and patronize

the new Cafe which opens tomorrow P. M. 1

Up to date style and service.

A ,large Menu provided.

Also come in and see our

parlor before opening.

Cor. Queen & Sydney Si

1788-7-2M6l . ,

Coal I Coal

Now that navigation is open we

tells; orders for oar-

osl Company's

or we will agree to de- when required at the Illend .ports if suit- be .

| -

obtained

md _ q\\_°t»¢ .on anvil

a stock of oosl always on

steamers nsqnlrint Bunker

can he supplied at s oft no-

ooal for _house-

egnnot-do better than .¢.l\°,lr ,.°rd°r._... . . -. _are'l`5west. always hi demand and higlisst rates of freight.

A an im on s. s. nn.. aged mmidioflii om oe., mi.

agent in Monte e

"l-_~..*THE ANNUAL TEA AND

at she sxsbyterian Churclig wi _ e /on _ ‘ uly~1-4 ,-,at _ r tuI\e‘ Bridgygnl.th'§"gr0§gi1dsn;of,“ .

~ ne

John Jackson. 'lf l Y»~__ e rssgy

' . (ily following. , 1.'»!»’l93~7-2M4l _~

,Beef (per lb.) retail 10-12

..°l‘|l PAYG to buy h this Province ..~1-. eonnou was is aiuraiin

gu .

...°CARL McDONALD is Guardian

Representative for Souris. '

..*HOLV TRINITY. - Service in

Holy Trinity Church, Georgetown, next Sunday at 11 and 7. Rev. D. Jones will oflicfate. ,

..*GlVE OLD ADDRE88.- Bub-

scrlbers are asked when having their papers changed from one address to another to please give old address as well as new one. This prevents any delays and saves unnecessary trouble in going oyer the books.

. ..*WOMEN’S INSTITUTEB. -The annual meeting of the St. Peters Bay, Klngsboro, Red Point and Lake- ville Institutes will be held during the week commencing July 5th when Mrs. Dunbrack will visit the same. A public meeting is also advertised to L take place on the evening of the 9th July at West Souris when Mrs. Dun- brack will organize an Institute at

that place. 1796-7-2ME1i. ` }

.,.*LE_CTURE AND ICE CREAM`

FEBTIVALAT RUSTICO-Come and . hear Mr. R. L. Cotton delivering his ' interesting lecture about his trip to the battlefront, in Rustico Hall on Wednesday evening, July 7th. A short but excellent programme of patriotic songs, etc., ls being prepared and will be given in connection with the lec- ture. Besides this the ladies will have ice cream and cake and candies enough to supply everybody. Com- mencing at Five in the afternoon.. ‘Admission 15 cents; reserved seats, 25 cents. Proceeds ln aid of the Red Cross Society. Remember the date and come along and help the good cause. Should the evening of the 27th .prove unfavorable the preceedings will take place on the first fine night following. 1749-7-iM4i.

I mf kinds

(‘,II"1`0\\’N MARKE'1‘S_

\,. .

1 i..

Print butter (per lb) 20 to 25 Fowl (ner lb) 10 to 11 Chickens, 14 to 16 Wheat. (Der bushel) $1_25 Buckwheat ’ $1.00 Barley $1_00 Oats (white) _60 Oats (black) _62 Hay, pressed per ten $14.00 Esxs (Der doz) .19 Tub butter (per lb.) .22 Potatoes (per bushel) _25 Turnips, _(per bushel) .25 Hides ` ' ' _12

Pork (per lb) carcass __11

I S’SIDE IHARKETS V

» _ ...si-.-

Barley bus. 65 to 90c. Buckwheat .so Butter, Ib. (dairy) .20 Butter, lb. (creameryl .22 Calfskins lb. .10

Oats (black) bus.

Straw (pertou) ‘ _

Turnips, bus. '

Wheat, bus. 1.10

\\ool. lb.

Eggs, dozen

Hay, loose ton 810.00

Hay, pressed 10.00

Hides, lb.

Lamb pelts .B0

Oatmeal, per 100 Oats, (white) bus. Oats (Black) bus.

Potatoes, bus.

GEHMMIS Slllll _ 0

STEAMEH Mllllll

.90 . 24 . 23

, . 10

70

$6 .00

.15

I .60 .30 . 15

11 . 00 12 .00

. 10 . 50 8 . 75

05 68'l 27

(Special to the Guardian-)

LONDON, July 1.--The Norwegian

steamer Marna, of Mandal, Norway. bound for Leith with a cargo of pit props, has been sunk by a German submarine oh' Halsund. The Marna was 14, tons gross and 210 feet long.

ahe British barque Thistle Bank,

hich sailed from Bahia Blanca, Ar-

gentina, on April 26th with a cargo of wheat for Queenstown, was torpedoed by a German submarine yesterday at a point off Fastnet, ireland. Some of the crew were landed at Baltimore. a

Email seaport, 47 miles southwest of ork.

.:: DELIGHTFUL _ SUMMER

DRINKS. MANY TEMPTING BEV- ERAGE8 FROM THE SAME BOT- TLE. One of the very pleasant fea- tures of a bottle of Montserrat Lime . Fruit Juice is its versatility. The ordinary Montserrat beverage is made with half a wine-glassful of Montser- rat, some sugar, broken ice and a glassful of water. This is delightful ‘and quenches the thirst. Another Montserrat beverage can be made by using Soda Water instead of plain water. lt gives a little more snap- Golfers like ll\.‘_Monhserl‘at can also be used instead oflemons for flavour-

ing frozen puaches andyice creams. Montserrat is ot common Lime Juice lt _is pressed from fresh cultivated limes 'from the "beautiful island "of Montserrat .1 -

' H . /-

samr f

l3_..l5Yll?S coLLEcE

fonotlvo - our.

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I t into

ssrtion for advertising in this column.

Hi July 10th, three tons of wool; highest

e is

...'0Nl OENT per word each in-;

Cash must accompany order.

..*Call at Mclsaacs Ice Cream Par- lors, Sourls for pure Ice Cream. all,

flavours. 1795-7-2M1i. i ..*Bananas, Oranges, and Moirs

Chocolates- at Mclsaacs, Souris.

' ` 1795-7-2M1l.

. .’WANTED.-'-Before Saturday.

prices! paiga either] inscash or goods.: Angus up., _c ona_d,,. curls. .,. _

P- _ 17.07-'f.~1M5_i l' ,' .ami ~¢ ~- .- -

..*In 'connection 'withkthe Tea at Georgetown on Tuesday,` July 6th. tickets at Single First Class fare' (Standard Certificate Plan) good for » return on the following day will be issueii at stations bctweenafCharlott_e-

town and'Sc`otchfort inclusive.” 1

1757-7-1M3i.

l

...*A LIVE STOCK judging class

will be held at Murray River on the afternoon of July 6th, 1915. Heavy horses and dairy cattle will be the classes of stock taken up at this judg- ing class. Addresses will be given by Mr. W. R. Reek, Mr. L. Tennant and others. isili-1-aME1i.

...*8HEER .DIPPING demonstra»|

tions will be held in King's County. as follows: Gowan Brac, at or near the Cheese Factory, July 5th; Rollo , Bay, July 6th; Fortune Bridge, at or near Douglas Aitken's, July 7th; Eg- linton, at or near Wallace Dingwell’s, July 8th; Cherry Hill, including Head of Hillsboro, July 10. 1816-7~3ME1l.

..*HARD COAL FOR SOURIS.-A. Pickard & Co., will have a cargo ot, hard coal in Soui-is about the first of August. This will he a. high grade coal and will be sold at the lowest price. l Customers will please leave their orders with Capt. Wm. McDonald, Sourls, or A. Pickard & Co., Charlotte- town. 1698-6-29m2wks

win lirlijnuzi usi

GRADE X.-H. JOHNSON’S DE-

PARTMENT.

Governor-Gencrai's Medal - Pearl

MacKay.

Certificates for General Proficiency

-1, Pearl MacKay; 2, ina MacMillan; 3, Marjorie Bourke; 4, Harold Hutche- son.

Certificate _for Writing-Marjorie

Bourke.

Rhodes Medal donated by Mr. '1`.C.

James, awarded to Ina MacMillan.

Attendanceé-1, Ina MacMillan and

Harold Hutchesm; 2*, Marjorie Bourke 3, Pearl MacKay.

GRADE IX.-H. JOHNSON'S DE- PARTMENT.

Certificates for General Proficiency

-1, Melville gitkeii; 2, Willie Mac- Dougall. `

Certificate for Writing--Willie Mac-

Dougall.

Certificate .for Attendance-Meb

ville Aitken, 3 years.

Attendance-1, Melville Aitken; 2,

Willie Louson; 3, Trevoi Waye.

GRADE VIII.

Certificates for Writing-Olive De-

war.

Diplomas for General Proficiency-

l, Kenneth Johnson; 2, Olive Dewar; 3, Isabel Bourke; 4, Thomson Camp- bell. a

Attendance-1, Olive Dewar; 2, Wil-

liam Drake; 3, Bobs Gordon and Tho- mas Campbell.

GRADE VlI.- MR. YEO. 1 Certificates for General Proficiency -1, Harold Yeo; 2, Jack Large; 3. Edna Case; 4, Gordon Heaney; 5, Nor- man McPherson; 6, Garth Toombs.

Attendance-Nornian McPherson, 7

years; Wm. Smith, 5 years; Edna Case, 1 year.

Writing Certificate-Edna Case.

GRADE VI.-MISS MACPHERSON'S DEPARTMENT.

Certificates for Proficiency--Davb

dn Baker, Reggie Bell, Wilma John- son, Mildred Mays, David Mathieson, Dora Mathfesdn. .

Certificates for Attendance-Davlda

Baker, 1 year; Tom Dewar, 6 years; Chester Curtis, 2 years; Roland Har- ris, 2 years; Wallace Field, 2 years; Leith Younker, 4 years.

Certificate for Writing-Alice Roe-

buck. GRADE V.-MISS YEO'S DEPART-

. MENT.

Certificates for General Proficiency

-1, Louise McDougall; 2. Thomas Da- vies; 3, Ernest Moore; 4, Aubrey Fos- _ter; 5, Warren Burns; 6, Barrie Tait.

Certificate for Writing-Louise Mc-

Dougall. .. _

Certificate for Attendance--Thomas

Davies, 4 years; Isaac McCoubrey, 1 year. - GRADE IV.-MISS CAMPBELUS DE- PARTMENT.

Certificates for General Proficiency

-1. Peter Campbell; 2, Arthur Mac- Donald; 3, Viola Furhish; 4, Walter Hyndman; 5, Harold Langlll; 6, Hor- ace Bell.

Attend iice Certificates - Peter

Campbell, Harold Langill, Charlie Worth, Margaret Livingstone, Ruth MacDougall, Horace Bell.

b Penmanship Certificate-Viola Fur- ish. GRADE Ill.-CHRISTINA G. McMli.- LAN'8 DEPARTMENT.

General Proficiency--1, John S. Lou-

son; 2, Harold D. Heaney; 3, Harry E. Foster; 4, Earl E. Murley; 5, Helen M. Jamieson; 6, Enid C. Campbell; 7. Helen D. Lane; 8, Evangeline R. Bell, Vernon D. Currie.

Attendance-Helen Lane, John Lou-

son. Walter Gill, Roy Wedlock. GRADE Ill.-MISS ETHEL TAY- LOR'8 DEPARTMENT.

Certificates for Proficiency-1 Lloyd

Johnson; 2, Lorne Wedlock; 3, George Wood; 4, Roy Ford; u, Harofd Mc- lnnis; 6, William Hutcheson.

Certificate for Attendance--Ruth

Mclilachern, 1 year.

Certlncate for Writing-Lloyd John-

son, 4th. GRADE Il.-MINNIE FINLAY8ON‘8 DEPARTMENT.

Certificates for highest number of

marks--1. Erie James; 2, Morris Mc- Kinnon; 3, Harold Alchorn; 4, Gordon Toomhs; 5. James Fnrquliarson; 6, Lloyd Jenkins; 7, Theresa Palmer.

he nigrlli es,?pr en rsneo e yal llltnry oiiege, and for ustn s. milendarnonton application. Aiitumnllenn commences Sept. I3 |915

Certificates for Attendance and

Punctuality-Gordon Toombs, James Fa uhsrson, Ellsworth Dia on

KINAROS - -Tile fE“”¢'?' G“‘¥“l'“". a -

-» - " ' _ cause) _ ` P '

By'Kamares, 2.10 5-4-Dam, Russula, dam of five includ-

ing Bergen, 2.06 3-4. ' ‘

The breeders of King’s County again have the opportunity oi.

breeding to this great Standard _Bred stock horse. _ _

His colts are all lar e stylish drivers, and are bringing big

Another Astonisliingly Sensational

Piano Uffer---For To-clay

This Brand New Piano

$95

$2.00

,N sz. si. ,"3 Down A Week

n Free Stool Free Delivery

We Pay R. R. Fares Both Ways to 0ut ol Town Buyers

1.- This Beautiful New

“Agustus Bans” Piano

` This Piano in a beautiful dull

$425 Mahagony Case. International pitch,

three Pedals, full metal plate, 7 1-3 Octaves, guaranteed for 20 years, only one of this make left-Now

$2 7.

it Free Stool Free Delivery

247

$10

$2.c0

Look at the Price and Terms

We Pay Freight on Pianos to Your Nearest R. R. Station

A Used Piano

-W ,. 1 A Walnut Case, Seven / ,= ff.-_`~

~ "1/_l~» ` Octaves, Stool to Match

A N _ Thoroughly Overhauled '-O _-if a Fine Piano for Begin- , _ ners Delivered Free

Q DNP

. 0

i;"F"`!A Free Stool Easy Pay ments

We are Open Evenings until 9 O’clock

This Piano Must be Sold

We have cut the Price down $125

to sell atqonce. Don’t miss this Bargain.

2 5 O

$3. $1. Down A Week

Attention Piano Buyers '

There are several $400, $500, $450, $600 Pianos included in this sale some

of them are reduced $110 to $175. Each _Piano carries a 20 year guarantee-Come in now-at once. This is an opportunity you have waited for.

iamhersi Pianos Limited

. 159 Queen Street Charlottetown, P. E. I. '

1800-7-2M1l ' .

$375

$3.00

$1.0 J

l

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~ _ _ - nu. ,. "_A" __|,| ertiilcate for Writing-Ruth Mc-N __ ___ --_

1 C. Lyons &.Co. _.,_..~._..,.. 1 "“'..'»t*..'.. .lt E-°--f-~ f - “---'

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$95. ,