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` ' C. Martin of Cardigan conducted ser- for 30c. cash with order. Book your-

vice very acceptiibly in St. Davld’s orders early. Montague Furnishing'

ACUP OF

Presbyterian Church, Georgetown, Co., Ltd., Montague. sunday JUH0 6th, in the absence of 1269-6~'lME3i the resident pastor, nov. Joseph _-___-

ESSEEEE PERSONALS Black and White White and Black

COFFEE numbgrotiioizhsgltizgngvoiFilriegrniaigwzii "'Mi“ Alicia' Mcnonam’ St' Pet'

,mended the celebration in Moiilmgue er_s gay splearit _ the week end with

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‘nythini-1 G°°d' go nament of H0" A“s"i“ A MT ..*Captain William Sencabaugh of

on as Lieutenant G n f Prince Ed d Isla d _aver M the Mlnto is visiting in Georgetown

, -E _ --.1 i_< ,l ..°lT PAYS to buy in this Province . ..*ONE CENT per word each in-

L3 ii RAN sertion for advertising in this column.

Q ..*T. GORDON IVES is Guardian Cash must accompany order. `

: _ agent in Montague. _ .

__ ~ .‘ ..*WlRE GATES. $2 and u wards.

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B3d 01' Il\|lfH¢I'¢Df» W" n ' ’ ` for a few days.-G.

Bllt I OUP 0| IBM;R§§_e;°LT)Ta»12_;§s;;g;“‘_§sltl/fs; ..'Mr. Arthur Jenkins and Mr.Ben

the shore “_ few days ago Mr William Conrad of Georgetown, returned by

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SEAL §,\;;h°;;;gd,;gg,y°0;,;;;§;>=P;g_ _;1°_;»_;o;_\; @.f..i‘.i‘€.°.1‘.....‘ii‘2..“’ “S "’“‘ Atlantic Serges Cheviots

the same time. Farmers are pretty __,M, M B t d N , _ ,

BRAND -~i°'1ef°“=h with ee" °»°»»1»=-be im... ”“...‘;€?;'§‘;.°.‘ “i ”“.3'i...iLi? Cream Coatings and Suitings

|51 plentiful, but herring, the bait used. Prince of Wales ('°neg°‘_G'

are nearly a failure, which is a ser ,Mr Ewan Keeping student at

, il0s`iiserli11i;;iit.er fghdbodghlgighghmig 11112 Prince of Wales and his sister, Miss S E

MEANS JUSTONE south suis on the ani inn.. his most F°_'”“°° K°°"‘“g °f M“"‘" H“"",’,§ I IJ I

South, are spending the week end

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deliciou be Gu1r,'i>tifhait ii t h te- ’_”` The Always Busy Storg i

I V¢l'3l¢ u can e go . t e ve r ,,

an fishermen of that section lll t k Miss Mollie McLean wh” ‘Jas _ _

GVCI' |)0l.l\'Cd il\fO their Sha;-g_ Never were theywso £85 been attending Prince of Wales Col- 1284 68M3i

a coffee gup, fitted out, whiio they have the skin, lege ""5 “Bt ye” '°“"“°“ ‘° hc’

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ciuisss sinsoiis make good irpossihis. 'ix s. Robert- e"°“‘“'S "‘“"' °" ,__ ..._ ..._ ._ _ . 1.- i- ._ i .

lloN'rn|'.a|. son is rapidly regaining his old time _,Mis Lizzie MePhee_ teacher m

vigor' after 9' winters severe illness’ the Connhercial Department of Acadia ,I

olle olfvill has arrived to

C ze. WZ e. spend the summer at her home lu

ET deIl‘l0l'lStfate Our _I_;%i_i'i`l-_’\i;iD. 0re_,_ Jugie _2.-GAt the bane, went to`Halifax Saturday oil a

- - m - enna counc o t e eneral visit to hi brother Ben). who is with

Sklii by Inaklilg for YOU Federation of Women’s Clubs, today, the P. P.Bl. Heavy Battery and who

the best pgftfait you have Mrs. Winter. of’ Minneapolis, sug- expects to leave shortly for the front.

gested that each of the 00 Thei rotlier John W. went with the

2, 0.000 r b

ever members of the Federation deny First Contingent and gave his life for

themselves one pair of silk stockings his country on May 27th. a year and contribute the money to Q

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wards an endownment fund for work 'W "

1 of the Federation's department _in

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CANADIAN

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PANAMA-PACIFIC EXPOSITION SAN FRANCISCO

_ ' Tickets o_n Sale to November 30th.

Limit Thioe Months

$122.80

From Charlottetown Going and Returning vis Chicago. Going via Chicago and Returning via Vancouver. or vice versa. $17.50 additional

W. B. HOWARD. D.l‘.A., C.P.R,, St. John.

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ing, Charlottetown.

Furness

Sailings

From LONDON From HALIFAX ST EAM ER

Messina June Bih

Appenine " 15th

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June 8th Durango June 25th

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ydney coal, or we will agree to de- \~._ A- , \f --_ _ liver cargoes when required at the ,fi _ ._ _ _ disarm i>. E. :sions ports ii suit- il L -<‘ ‘ -'fflwlq/'lil/ll/N 1 abge vessels een be obtained. __ i. L

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Wholesale & Retail

We keep a stock of coal always on

hand and steamer: rleqnirfni Bunker , Coal can he supplied at s ort no-

ties. ~

Parties requiring coal for house-

hold purposes cannot do better than are of more value to 701| in the midst by giving us gimp- 9|-ds(-_ oi a lallssard than white ones.

Our prices are lowest. - We ve a yardfiil of dns qualities, Sehooners l s in demand and “M04 |1591 W 35"' *W 'hu' W*

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ehartei-ed at highest rates of freight.. .gsm :N “uv” am q_m“’_

& co IIQT QUALITY GOAL

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Agent# Dominion Coal 00., Ltd

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Women’s Patent Lac ot “Military” wit rk Grey Top,

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Alley & Co

135 Queen St.

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fALlFORNIA. 1915.

The above is the title of ri very

handsome publication issued by the Graiul Trunk System, giving informa- tion regarding the Panama-Califoriiia Exposition at San Diego, and the Pau- ania Pacific Exposition at San Fran- 1 cisco. The publication is printed on heavy enamelled paper, is profusely illustrated with views of both Exposi- tions, scenes along the Grand Trunk Railway System and Grand Trunk Pacific Railway. and vistas of inter- esting slghts on the Transcontinent- al Lines west of Chicago. A compre- hensive aud intelligent niap is also inserted, which gives a good idea of the new route to California, via the Grand Trunk Pacific to Prince Rup- ert, thence through the "Norway of Canada" to Vancouver, Victoria and Seattle, thence to California by steamsliip or rail. The descriptive matter is concise and well wrlteii and deals with the several attractive routes that are offered. The Grand Trunk System with 10,000 miles oi' line, offers, through its varied servic- es and choice oi’ routes, incomparable advantages to the California visitor in 1915. Many oi' the fares between the east and California, which are ln- cludcd ln this publication, are the same via Prince Rupert as via Puget Sound, while a small additional charge is made on the lowest fare excursions via thai. route, and includes charge for meals and berths on Steamshlps between Prince Rupert and Vancouv- er and Seattle.

A frcc copy of the booklet may be

had by dropping a postal card to

1282-6-8ME1i.

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Tl rn o 'Ta bl o Rocky Point Ferry S. S. HILLSBORO Leave Leave Charlottetown Rocky Point 7.00 a.m. 7.20 a.m. 8.00 a.m. .m.

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were 3232 'EEUU eases

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M. MURPHY. Manager.

1165-6-lMtf.

Red Cross Line

The first-class freight and passen-

ger steamer "Florlsel" will sail from New York for Charlottetown via Hal- ifax, about Ju 'e 15th. She will be due li-re about .lime 18th and will sail for Bt. John’s, Newfoundland, direct. Parties requiring space on this steam- er are requested to book at once. For further particulars apply to

IUNTAIN. PILL G C0.,

Agents.

mo ox silence and tho to ri i “°'“° ‘“ G°"'S°“’”'“» F"““Y “Y "‘° ii

the cool spring has kept vegetation en B re um f very backward Lobsters are _amy homes in Georgetown after attending

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Re- -__ *CA_R|__-_ McDONALD is Guardian D F. McDonald. Souris. 1239 64M0i

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HERE'S A HINT FOR G90;-ge[gwn,_G_ ______

FUND RAISING. _“_” CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS

“i Mr. Alexander McDonald, Bradal-

Print Butter, per lb. .30 Fowl, per lb, .12 Chickens. .58 Wheat, per bushel.... .. .....l.25 Buckwheat, .90-1.00 Barley .90-1.00 Oats, white. .65 Oats, black, .65 Hay, pressed. per ton 14.00 Eggs, per odzen .20 Tub Butter, per lb .26 Potatoes, per bushel .30 Turnips, per bushel .20 Hides. .12 Beef, per lb. .14-.16 Sausages, per lb. .14 Pork, per lb. ,16

S’SIDE MARKETS

Barley bus. 85 to 90c.

Butter, lb. (dairy) .20 Butter, lb. (creamery) .22

Eggs. dozen

Hides, lb. Lamb pelts .30

Oats, (white) bus. .55 Oats (black) bus. .60

(Special to the Guardian.)

CHICAGO, June 6.-Wheat, No. 2

red. $1.27 to $1.28; No. 2 hard, $1.32% to $1.33. Corn. No. 2 yellow, 721/fc. to 72%c.; No. 4 yellow, 71l,§c. to 72c. Oats, No. 3 white, 49%c. to 49l,§c.; Standard. 50c. to 501/ic. Rye, nominal. Barley, 72c. to 78c. Timothy, $5 to $6.75. Clover, $8.50 to $13.50. Pork, $17.80. Lard, 9.60. Ribs, $9.87 to $10.37.

CHICAGO. June 1.- Uncertainty

lu regard to foreign relations brought down the price of wheat again today. The market closed at about 3c below that of yesterday. Corn dropped 2c and oats about lc a busiiel. The Argen- tine crop is playing a considerable part in the market at the present time.

WINNIPEG, Juno 1.- Weakness in

the grain market was conspicuous today in Winnipeg. Crop conditions was reported as good and the ex- port huslness has almost altogether fallen off. A fair demand exists for low grade oats and also for barley.

MONTREAL. June 1.- The feature

of the market to-day was decline in the price of oats which dropped 2%c. At this price there was some demand and forty thousand changed hands. The price of' hogs dropped 5c per lb. today, but the feeling is that there will be no further decline.

EGGS: The receipts of eggs today

were 3,109 cases as compared with 1,- 389 for the corresponding date a your ago. The enquiry from foreign buyers for Canadian eggs is increasing but tho prices seem to be too high. There was however a .fair amount of busi- ness done for local account.

DAIRY PRODUCE: The butter

market is quite steady and the cheese flrni. Local stocks of butter are smaller than a year ago and cheese larger. There was no change ln the prices.

CHICAGO, June 3.-Oklahoma re-

ports that an inch of rain had fallen lu the last twenty~four hours and that unless there was 9. let-up the harvest would be impaired advanced wheat to-day from 1c. to 1%c. per bushel.

Eastern 5.3. Corporation

International Line

Oteamahips Calvin Austin and Governor Cobb.

Leaves St. John Mondays. Wednes-

days and Fridays, at 0.00 a. m., for Lubec, Eastport, Portland and Bos- ton. Returning leave Central Wharf, Boston, 9.00 s. ni. Mondays. Wednes- days, and Fridays for Portland, East- port, Luhec and Bt. John.

Bt. John City Ticket Oihce, 47 King

Btreet.

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Buckwheat . 00 .90

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Calfskins lb . . 10 . 10

. 15

Hay, loose ton $10.00 11.00 Hay, pressed 10.00 12.00

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Oatmeal, per 100 3 . 75

. 60 . 65

Potatoes. bus. .29 Straw (per ton) $6.00 ‘l‘urnfps, bus. .15 Wheat, bus. ' 1.10 1.00 i\ oul, lb. .30

Three Trip Service .

There was little change in the price of corn or oats.

WINNIPEG, June 3.-The wheat

market was closed today. The rc- ceipts were light. The total inspec- tions yesterday were 82 cars. There was an excellent demand for Nos. l, 2, 3 and 4 grades of wheat by expor- ters, presumably to iill old contracts. There was nothing doing in oats, bar- ley or flax.

TORONTO, June 3.-Wlicat markct

reacted sharply today, going up 2c io llc. Reports in crop conditions seem to be the cliict' influence in the rise. Local business is still veryvqulet. Other grains rcinaiueil about the same. -

MONTREAL, June 3.-The feature

of the market to-day was thc advance in wheat. The local market for oats was steadler to-day at the recent de- cline in prices, No. 3 (ianatlian West- ern being quoted at 65c.; extra No. 1 feed at 65c.; No. l iced at iilic. and No. 2 feed at 62c.

A fair volume of’ business continues

to be done in baled hay for local ac- count and the tone of the market rc- nialns firm with sales of car lots oi’ No. 1 hay at $21 to $21.50 and No. 2 hay at $20 to $20.50 per ton ex-track.

There was no new development in

local hog situation to-day, prices bc- ing .steady but advices received from Toronto yesterday stated that the market for live hogs was firmer and prices a little higher, which indicates that although supplies have been somewhat larger of late they are all wanted by packers owing to the large trade being done in smoked meats for export account.

The receipts of butter to-day were

3,946 packages as against 4,638 for the same day last week and 4,180 for the corresponding date a year ago. There was no change in the condition of the market to-day. prices being about steady. A weaker feeli g was noted in the cheese to-day on iilccount of thc easier prices ruling in the country yesterday and the large supplies coin- lng forward, alid in consequence prices at the auction sale held to-day were Mic. lower per lb. than this day week.

Butcher cattle were in good demand

to-day and prices remained firm. The stocker trade has been quiet all this week. Good inilch cows were in steady demand.

EGGS: 'There was it fairly good dc-

manrl from grocers and other dealers for small lots to fill actual require- imeuts. Tli1e_ tone of the market re- mains steady. The receipts to-day were 4,452 cases as against 2,897 for tlic same day last week.

GERMANY THRO‘NS

OUT BAIT T0 JEWS.

LONDON. June 5.- According to

Le Malin ol Paris, Germany is throw- ing out a hail, to thc .lows by promis- ing to ro-csialilisli the kingdom of I’alc.'stinc aitcr thc war. A schenic outlined and slgiiod by 25 Germans and Austriiiii rabbis and also by Herr Balliu of’ the llambiirg-Aiuerican line undertakcs to rc-cstablisli, lu agree- ment with the Sultan. a Jewish kins- dom with guarantees ol’ neutrality. At present the Turks have machine guns ou Mont Csrniel.

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Dr.Chase'l0ln?sntwillrol vaW\ll;_

and aa pertain cure ou. a i.“.1.°.:.‘;._'_'_'.;'.:‘.°"‘"rs,_,._._ ___:'..€.P~.§%.;..¥.i'.i§

important Notice to Farmers

THE PURE BRED CLYDESDALE

BTALLION.

“FLASH ROYAL"

(12700) C.N.R., Foaled Aug. sth, 1011.

Inspected and approved Enrolment

No. 52, sire “Flash Favorite" (lmp.) (4589). \-By Royal Favorite (10630) Dam, “Baron's Lilly," (lmp.) by "Baron's Prlde" (9122). Flash Fav- orite‘in 1900 heat all competitors at Dominion Exhibition, Halifax and has proven himself first class stock horse. Baron's Pride, sire of Flash Royal's dam ls consldacd the highest type oi Clydesdale breeding in Scotland. Flash Royal is a beautiful individual dark bay in color, well cut HEAD and NECK with heavy. clean bone and perfect action, kind disposi- tion and a sure foal getter. This gives the farmers of Murray River and vic- inity 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

bguiéray River during the season of 1 1

MiiHIll]|Si liliiiilil

MEEHNGS

The Summcrsldc District Meeting

was held in the Methodist Cliurch, Kensington, June Ilrd. The Minestrial session opened at 9.30 a. ni. with Rev. G. M. Young Chairman of the Dis- trict presiding. Besldes the chair- _man the following ministers were pre- sent: Rev. W. E. Jolinson, G. A. Sell- ar, H. S. Young, L. J. Lcard, J. M. Rice, H. S. B. Strotliaril. G Morris and G Ayers. One candidate was re- conimciided to be received on proba- tion ior the Ministry, John Harold Mc- Lellan of O'I.cary Circuit. At 2 p. m. thc Annual District was opened aud- iu addition to the ministers the follow- ing Laynicn were present. Messrs Thomas Mayse, E. H. Wright and A. K. Henry.

Rev. H. S B Strothard was appoint-

cd Stratistical Secretary and Rev. G. Ayers was elected Journal Secretary.

The repairs from the diuerent cir-

cuits show that the following a- mounts were raised by the iliifereiit

mcrslde $840.28c. Bedeque $1639.72c. Tr on 062001:. Mar ate 79A.44

$5789. 07. For Ministerial Support the District raised the sum ol' $6921.00.

The report oi' the Sunday School

show the membership to be 2100 an increase of 120 for the year and the Sunday School raised for all purposes $1115.11 an increase io the year at 321.18.

The inembersliip of thc (‘huri:li for

the District in 1879 an increase ol 79.

The following Laymeii were elected

as members of the Annual Conference to he held at St. John next week. J. A. Brace, Thomas Moyse, E. li. Wright. Wm. Toombs, Herbert Baker, Colin McKay. M. R. Leard. W. E. Brooks, Bruce Carcw, J. B. Lce, and ll. T. Pickering and T. W. Bcntly us alternates.

SIR THOMAS SHAUGHNESSY

MAY PURCHASE SUPPLIES.

VANCOUVER, B. C., June 5.- Ap-

parently autlientic inforuiatlon given out here today, was that Sir Tlionias G. Shaughnessy, president ol' the C.l‘.ll.. who arrived in England today, was

, suininoiieil to London by Earl Kitt:liell~

er to consider taking charge of thc purchase and transportation of all

circuits for Connexloual Funds. Sum-

y $1 s $ -

Granville $268.25. Bideford $222.98. Al-

bertoii $604.21, Cape Wolf and O'leary o rep $357.79. making a total for the district America.

iwar supplies from the United States ,and Canada. His headquarters, it was stated, would be in New York. | Ofiicials of iiic C. P. R., here lo- niglit said they expected for some time that Sir Thoma would be asked

it resent the British War Office in

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DEALERS--write ua for prices on

Feed, Coarse Grains and Cereals. Ill

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many of my customers use

Beaver Flour, is because they know it is always the same. It never varies in _strength

or quality-and they know Beaver Flour will make the best Bread and Pastry everytime.

“Being a blended Hour, they find it equally good

for Bread and Biscuits, Cakes and Pies.

"Yes, Ma’am i I’il send you a sack right away".

The T. H. Taylor Co. Limited Chatham, Ont.

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market prices.

Now Landing ex Schooner _“Margaret B. ” Tons Superphosphate 25 Tons Nitrate of Soda

Roper 100

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We also carry BASIC SLAG in stock.

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