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a rableimpressionon .» ~trons and- you will ._' pressed that way f - fffef Yff.-have ttveti. -= ,_ ourse -_t ,onefo

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the many strange buildings and

te les in the Far East. says a. writer in on Wide World Magazine, there are' none more- wonderful than the fou_- hundred* and fifty temples of Lad-` at; Mandalay, in Upper Burma, kn :las the Rutholdaw, or “Royal M t._‘ The group consists of a lar _central pagoda surrounded by

hu rfds of smaller white temples' or ines. They were erected by Ain_ h'a,p-min,who ascended the throne ony. he death of his brother in 1867. Th latter was cruelly murdered by hlsj wo nephews, and it appears that

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` JPQS R Siillfe thglr rts_w` iandhdot;_<;ry)e_»_predlit. I ..-he _ f.. ei<>1-ws. um- ..;,-;....::.lf.;l.r.>2.5tt‘;.;..2:., .:rs.:.s.i

Krugel of Toront' `.`v/ho so kindly of-`

bago an rheum`a't1sm` tell of poisons left in the blood by sluggish-

kldll_;§yS.,.5; " ff: , ‘ _

' People“'ih advanced

ye_ars hold Dr. Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills in high esteem because of- the promptness and certainty with which ‘ .they_ awaken th-e action of kidneys, liver and bowels.

this very .much affected the new king. Not only did he devote his energies to peace. -but erected this strange group of temples. each one of which con- tains a slab on which is' engraved' a portion of the Buddhist Bible. These holy tablets are made of soft -marble or alabaster, each slad being about the size of a large, old-fashioned up- rig-ht tombstone. On both sides are en- giraved chapters from the Buddhist scriptures. Over every slab is erected a canopy surmountad by a gilded framework of metal with small tink- ling bells. Tho temples are situated in a beautiful wooded valley, and seen from the surrounding hills they pre- sent a fascinating picture.

M|i\'ml'» Llulmsnt uses sy, Phyolelans

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1, QLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

!€+l@03$l')I(+)I'f

. u paul -I I

-_ _AGENTS WANTED | FOR SALE

the old rellable‘~Fonthill Nurser- sale. Apply Joseph Murray, Rus-

Adsyirs wANrEp` To esta. Fon onivme MARE AND Fo/ii. Fon

les." - We teach our men to soll_.‘ tico. 8042-6-19M3ip_d,

Experience unnecessary; highest

mmissions paid; handsome, free quipment. -Stone & Wellington. ~ of_'lJnto» 7074-6-1Meto29th.

P, Rfl§RAiT AGENTS WANTED

end for Catalogue. Prints, Solar nd Bromide. Finished Portraits

- -nlivex or Flat. Frames. Glass and ll supplies.Merchants Portrait Co.. oi-onto._, , 8038-6-1sMEtl124.

Ei: f WAN '1-au I

LOST-Cap off an auto gasoline

tank. Fi.ntlpr_ leave at Brown -Bros. garage. or Revere Hotel.

`8041-6-'21Mtf.

FOR SALE-FIIEFRIGERATOR AL'

most new. Good bargain. Apply 167 Kin-g Street. 8027-6--19M3ipd.

FOR SALE HOUSE WITH BARN _.and laI‘B6 yllfd. Apply Guardian Of-

fice. 8016-6-18M3ipd.

fi: __ _

NTED-2 OR 3 FURNISHED

romns, address Box 62. Charlotte-l LOST

gown. soars-19M3i.

% GIRL AB__0_UTl____q_uh_a_rsons, Mt. Herbert. and Fuller-

, foit ` se`work, a few hours* '-t'on's Marsh bridge, a gold filled

ouch day; references. Apply by let-I watch. Finder please leave at Benj.

tggdgo J,___§ii_ Guardian. 8019-6-18M_tf Farquharson's. 8077-tl-‘2lM3l_.

Q l' 1 -r ,

LOST-BE‘TW-EEN BENJAMIN FAR

_1_n;.L1> wAN"17ED - J ‘ MALE

LOST-ONE SHOP KEY. FINDER please leave at Guardian Ofiice.

8048-6-20M2i

_ . .

WANTED-'-'IIA MAN TO WORK IN 'moat' market. One with expe- “rle'nc`e_prgt’errcd. Saunders, Now-

BRIGHT BOY WANTED TO LEARN

Lir`l'otypeI"lflachino. Apply Guardianl OmCé.__ l ' 80656-20MEtf _ ' " `

WANTED - `A aCOMPETENT DRY-' _ 'Street a boy”s tricycle. Reward -for

goods clerlé. A young married -man preferred. Applicant must 'not be liable for military service. .Apply by"lettor P. 0. Box 189.

_ 8028-6-19M3i.

t rr.c.\.._'~.. 4'.-_-:swf ‘ _ V,

s wginrz _ Fon PmN1-me su- _ti i.

esia ‘-‘Ap ly Guardian Office.

WANTED AT ONCE A RELIABLE

sober man for city milk route. Ap- ply of Charlottetown _Condensed Milk Factory'-_ _ $050'3'12M"»

HELP--

FEMALE wmrso Emma noon Milo

for noel Hotel. ist Prince st. ae- ferences required. 8078-6-21M3i;

GIRL WANTED FOR HOUSEWORK. No washing. Apply 174_Kont St.

8064-6-20MEtf

WANTED AT ONCE FOR THE P_. E.

Island Hospital s smart youlm Sill io\"'liB`\iil`€i6i"ll`I ' "AlIlllY M735 KH' Hbusekeeper. 8055-6~l_0ti. i'“-.'°'.t*“l'*°s.‘°..='.*:.°;‘:.?" "'”'

s , 1 G eat or! 80“:°_”Mm_

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on 'wears-o. Amsv a w or - it

_B040-sis tr.

‘ ~ ' ' _ _ ' mos vos ¢"U\f'*!!,1"*° work Apply at Moroll Hotel. ~

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toUNn__ ;_

LOST.-A PURSE CONTAINING A

large sum of monoy. near McLean Bros.' store, North Wiltshire. Finder please notify Elmer Clow. Nth. Wilt- shire, and receive reward.

' 8058-6-20M3ipd

LOST LAST WEEK ON KENT

its -return. Apply to Guardian Of- fice 8034-6-l8M3i.

1' EAOHERB W ANTED

WANTED--SECOND CLASS TEACH-

or for Bradalbane School to take charge July ist. Supplement $25.00 Major Murray. Seoy. 8080-6-21M3l

TEACHER-FIRST OR SECOND

class, wanted for Albion Cross. School. Supplement $60.00. Spring and -fall vacations. A. D. Mathe- son, Secretary of Trustees, St. Pe- ters, R. R. No. 2, Box 1.

80q9-6-21M2i.

WANTED-EXPERIENCED TEACH-

er for Bunbury School, two miles from Charlottetown. Supplement $75.00. Walter Jones, Sec'y.

8084-8-21M4ipd

Klnnon.. Secrets y 8020-6-18ME3i,

for Priest Pond School second class

ance over 25,_d'uties begin July 1st. D. F. Keays. Secretary. R. F- D- No. 3, Sourls. 8074-6-21M4ipd. rsscrlss wmrso-ron stools School District No. 15. SMDI0' °'°"° 11.1°- .‘”"."r';°.i.':°t r rr . UP 0 0 - I\lt*llllams. Secretalxh Eldon. (Pa- trl t . ° °°'”' I nose-e-zonal.

ro_uNo-IN n. J. Mei>cdm:;$;:

store. Cardigan. iiilfw _

'_ A I P st Ofiice

sum of _tnonext l>i>8ym_‘;_wM$‘_ l_

MISCELLANEOUS '

mc_>._A|I;r_l:‘iosnsoo_:_a|.I§>.,____|:_I_\__<:`\_mv_; ‘ 0 I I IITVOY » a. a. s, sem-ln. sole-esM11.iP¢

-rss sus ww ro also s\oN_§Y.` by mail is by Dominion IIIXIWGII 5' ney Order. -_A - - 3°5mm‘_

~ u,..,.,,.- ,.`,, ,, :_'. 4-7* . . . - i

-rs/lcnsn wmrso ron msoulo

East School t6eoond_Cisss.) -Sup- plement $40. ADDI! Ed. P. JAY- Secretary, Psakes Rd. 8057-ti-20M8i

herts sch is openin in Armist- Sslsrios $380 to $1.005 991' “Wm-

ment. Sergt. Callow gave several comic songs, all well liked by he

_ ness of the _:liver and __`l_1oys. He also gave a splendid recite.

‘ I ` ’ 'Nl ""iIto9i1l'g`lt'§`(‘1|ir§f"".¢ Gunner' “gel has al

find' v_ ce and his singing was a treat .to all .

'sorely tried land organized Battalions

TEACHERS WANTED- PRINCIPAL

and Vice Principal for Montague

Hlg-b School. A`ppiy to Martin -Mc-

TEACHER WANTED - WANTED

teacher.-Supplement $75.00. Attend-

-"russia Hoisonso 'rsacnsns

required for Saskatchewan and Al-

Fuli details each appointment sul!-_ plied. Ap ly stating qualifications.

A very successful and pleasant con-

cert was held at ives Point, McNab’s Island on Wednesday. June 12th, and was greatly enjoyed, by all who .were present. The talent who took part were -secured from the P.E.l.H.B. and_ the-'Tiirouto boys stationed there tak- lngis course III sunnery- All IDOK

fered their services at this entertain-

`ion..entltled “The Face ‘gn the Bar-

A violin duet was played by Lieut.

Brookfield of Halifax and Lieut. Rich- ards of P.E.I.H.B.. and they showed that they were masters of that instru- ment. Lieut. Brookfield also gave a splendid violin solo, and was loudly encored. All numbers of the program were greatly enjoyed- The DFOKFHIII was nicely arranged by Corp. F. P. Duffy who is busily engaged in pre- paring another to take place next week.

The program was as follows:

Remarks . ff. _ . .`I"'. .Capt. Bayer Plano solo' . , . _ _ _ _ . Gr. Young Vocal solo Gr. Krugel Recitation . Sgt. Callow Cornet solo. Gr. Horton Recitafloii McVey Vocal solo Gr. Hughes Violin duet.._.Lieuts. Brookfield and

Richards. '

Vocal solo Sgt. Callow

Recitatlon Corp. Dauphinee Vocal solo Hueston Violin solo Lieut. Brookfield Toronto quartette,-Sgt. Callow, Grs.

Krugel, Young, and Pennoch. - Vocal solo, . . . ... Gr. Lbuson

Duet . . . . . . . . ...Corp. Dauphinee and ~ Supper Elle. . Piano solo . . . ... Gr. Organ Vocal solo Gr. Krugol Vocal solo Gr. McVey Song, byrequest Gr. Hughes Song . . . . . . . . .._ Gr. Manuel

God ’Save the King

WHEN WIIMEN R S IAKI A HAND

MANY OF THE NOBLEST CHAP- TERS OF THE WAR SOLE

`WOFIK OF WOMEN.

When disintegration began in Rus-

sia and all was black with the clouds of impending doom. the women of that

'0f_ Dwth. ,and stepping into the breach. attempted by their example to stem the tide of anarchy that was sweeping over -the country. The women,of Canada have given abund- ant proof that they-are as devoted to the common cause as were the women of Russia. ‘ Happily they will never _be called upon to the extent of orga- inzing Battalions of Death. but they are ready to give all that may be measured in terms 'of sacrifice and service.

On Saturday, June 22nd June. the

women of Canada, of sixteen years of age and over, will record their names and capabilities for the -infor- mation of the State. They will there- by provide the Government with the information necessary to a. full use of .theenormous store of energy which the women of Canada are capable of throwing into the struggle. The mg UIGFS. wives, sisters and sweethearts 01' U10 glorious Canadians overseas have already accomplished a prodi- gious work in the Allied cause. lie- glstration Day will afford them the 0DD0l‘llll1it_v Of IHYIHK the foundation for even greater and more effective effort.

._.___________ SIXTEEN NEW AMERICAN CITIES

Some idea. of the vast extent of

the work involved in building canton- ments for the new national army is given ln the following paragra`ph i`rom Edward Hun:erforfI's "The Camps of the First Half Million," in Every- body's:

“Slxteen new cities for America!

Sixteen cities. each of the size of Easton, Pa_. or Elmira. N.Y_. or Kala- mazoo. Mich.. each built to a definite and fairly common plan. ami all com- pleted within from 100 to l30 Jays. Here, thcn. was some slight measure of the problem. consider the buildimz of ia community of wood eduil In pop- ulation to Cleveland or Pittsburgh or St. Louis; then the division of that great. town,into sixteen separate coul- munities or cantonments-an avei-age of one for each three states - and spread all the way across the face of

Massachusetts to the state of Wash-

vous souomr

need not be spoiled .by the tortures of sunburn. if you have a box of Zam-Buk on hand. This herbal balm is extraordinarily soothing and heal- ingl in quaokly egdts étlhe burninug so _ n, rs u o soren

sn’ll’_z‘:p_r&vs:&s’ lxsif-ring.

_ _ u ,_ eq'-m» .v good for mos-

. Quito ind insect bi. \. -blisllrs, cuts and |ll_skin_injurics. An Immediate

___ application of this b:-lm will save l.?&r.‘i‘+`il.'l.‘.i‘€.§'°°°¥Zl.i¢“`i'lli?l'lE,§‘i3‘ Zim-'Suk prehsntii any possibility' 0! feltning or blood-poisoning. Donit forget, therefore, when pack- ing for. youi‘._.vs;cstioa. to include a

bo; or t\;okdfdZsr’n-Buk. m

or an n o sore"or'| n dis-

ess_sf,ybu will find Zum-Buk equally atdil. All dollars. 50c. box, 3 for

. 1-silk

ii. frekins. ilssk _ "

to c nsstln_~;I'eneher»...Aggncr._ Box

_ souls;-zoidllmos.

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the land from the commonwealth of`

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includes The Young Men of Sixteen

The Order-in-Council not only provides for the registration of

the young men of 16, but further states that alter the 'day of registration, every person shall, within thirty days of attaining the age of 16, register with ai Post Master.

li: need come as no surprise fthat young people of 16 should

be counted in the man-power of the country. War has altered many things, 'and today a youth is calleclupon to do a msn’s work-and is doing it, too!

In funn and factory, ofhce and store, any boy with the right

spirit in him will not stay long at the bothom of the ladder. People commence to call him “Brown” or “Mn Brown" inst d

The Man-Power of Canada

He cannot go around any longer with down on his chin and

upper lip. -A boy doing _a man’s work must have a man’s razor.

Do you know such a boy who might hesitate to buy himself '

a Gillette Razor? Five dollars invested for him now will cam you his everlasting gratitude. Spare him the shaving troubles _ most _men have had to go through before they discovered the Gillette. Give him the strong moral support of a good “clean shave” daily throughout life.

Gillcllc “Slamlard”, "Bulldog", and “Aristocrat” Sets coal $5.00. You will _find excellent assorfmenls al

of “Willie” and lie has got to live up to it!

Drug, jewelry and Hardware stores.

GILLETTE SAFETY RAZOR C0., ofcanarla, Limited,II

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Office an¢lFac¢o1y: 65'-73 St. Alexander St., Montreal. I '- '- . . ~ __

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lI0l'EI. ARRIVALS

REVERE HOTEL

pssgeesg

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Moran, Toronto.

Brown, St. John. tklnson. London.

Cameron, Amherst.

I-lickey, Amherst. utchison. Toronto.

F. Slnith. Kinkora. Ranahnn. Kinkora.

L. A. Horne. Boston. Mr. and Mrs. G. White. Sale

W. O. Lowney, -Caribou, M Mr. and Mrs. M. Donovan. G

Goo, Dockerty. Cardigan. J. J. Cassidy, Brooklyn. M. ' Macdonald. Kilmulr. ‘

C, C. and Mrs. Dickie. S'si< Mrs. Chas. G. Wright. Sum Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Stcwar

J. A. G. Gillis, Montague. J. H. -MacGregor. Monte C. H. Poole.

Dr. A. J. Fraser.

P. C. Murphy. Tignish. Ed. C. Hiltz, Kensington. A. McKay, “ Geo. McKay. " Jas. B. Profit. " Jos. M. Sheen. "

m, Mass

nine. eoitown

lo. merside.

KUG.

_ C. Eckhart, Spring Valley.

233955993? n;;¢ 9?:§Q

McKay. Emerald. Wigmorc_ Emerald. McKay, Emerald.

Morrison _ J. M. Nponun

s E. Noonan s H, Noonan.

D. G. Stuart.

B. A. Jenkins. Vernon. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Laird. Miss_ I-I. I.. Laird. Kelvin. Harold Laird, Kelvin. H. Sims, Kensington.

J. Lewis. Freotown.

J. Scott Jardine, Freotown.

E. B. Marshall. Windsor. A. D. lnmnh. Hampton.” Ed. Quigley. Kelvin

D. J. McLean_ North Wiltsh Harry MoCoubrey,_ Now G Jas. V. Tamlyn, Summersid Joe B. Gaudet. Summersid

J. L. Gallant. Summerside.

B. J. Barnard. Summer-side.

C. G. Peters, Summerside.

A. M. Carver, Vcrnon River.

R. S. Fillmore. Moncton.

Bernard. French River.

Stewart, Stanley Bridge.

_ L. Noonan, Summerside.

Kelvin.

ire.

lasgow.

Geo. P. Thompson, Montague.

Frank J. Solomon, Goorget

C. Wletmore, St. John.

Mitton, .Pprt Elgin. Myers. Hampton.

Steele. Souris.

W. W. Philmore. Montreal. J. C. Ferguson, Souris A. J. McNevin. Bonslisw. _

E*-.Q9 *FFF

0Wll.

Augustine Mc Donald, Springfield.

R. McDonald, Springfield.

QUEEN HOTEL

A. I.. 1-funnel. rlnllfsx. Archd. Currie. Sourls. Mrs J. H. Webster. South

Portland

'\'fW"/K” ,_-~ \ " f' /A..

']` J. A. Morrison and wife, Summ

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Miss Chrlstena Mc-Lellan. Boston. .

Miss Minnie McKinnon, Boston J. J. Hughes. Souris. W. T. Weir, Stanley.

‘ VICTGRIA HOTEL

D. W. Burns, Stratford, Ont. R. T. Taylor, Moncton. '

(thas. E. Macdonald and wife.

Summerside .

side.

Miss Pearl Cannon. Summcrsldc. F. G. Phiillips. Summerslde. Penzle Macdonald. Summerside.

yrs. Roy Holman, Sunlmcrside. essio \Sharp, Summcrsldc. J. S. Hinton. =Summerside. B. G. Rogers, Summersidc. ' J. E. (`nmp'boll. Summerside J Le Roy liolman, Summerside Phemie Gallant. ‘Sunnncrsirie . Eva Sullivan, Humlnerslde.

Wanda Farrant.. Summersido. Annie McCourt. Summersido

Gertie Lecky_ Summersirlc _ Mildred Turner. Sulnmerside Byrdie -Clark. Summerslde

H. T. Holman. Summcrslde.

Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Gallant. Sum-

merside.

Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Dalton, Sum-

merslde.

A. B. Dawson. Uigg.

J. H. Macdonald, Georgetown. H. Mader, Bridgetown. N. S.

D. McKay, Kentville, N. S. Jas. G. Wood, Halifax, N. S.

M. MacEwen, Montague.

Florrie McLeod. Montague.

Bertha A. -Martin. Montague.

W. B. I-lilchey, Montague.

Jos. VVh.ite. Miscouche.

E. (_‘.. MacMillan, Cymbrla

Mrs. E. W. Mutoh. Cymbria.

C. Macdonald. -St. John.

Z. Chiasson. Ottawa.

Wilf. Delaney. Picuouski, P. Q.

L. A. Pehuauk_ Auqui, P. Q.

J. Bourget, Auqui. Que.

Norman A. Macdonald. Montreal.

A. Fresco. Toronto.

9::

J. P. A. des Trois Maisons,

Montreal.

S. C. Clark, Mt. Stewart. Mr. and Mis. McGrath, St. John. 1'. W. and Mrs. Morris, Tracadie. Miss Morris, Tracsdie.

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PEMIBROKE, Ont. , June

damage done may reach it is rumored that one wom

smut than

bers Montreal Stock Excha Curdy Building, Halifax, N.

Vsstorday

Atchison 58% Am Loco 67% Anaconrla .. 64% Am -S & R ._ 76% Can Pac.... - M. F. Ct .. 103%. Mex Nor Power . 94% Reading 92%,

S. P. -

S.T.U. .. 45% If. P. ..122I,@ A. F. .. 80%

Utah . . . _._ - Crucible 65 P. R.S.... ....65

Central 72% U.~S. . _ . ...103%

Ask for MInsrd'| and take

tory Bonds for the

The price named by tile Committee is

cogg__nission_5, 1_0, 20

d application to

Eastern Trust

154 Richmond ltnst

Charlottetown. ` I

$1,000,000 FIRE AT PEM

astrous confiagratlon broke shortly after siv o’clock thi and before it was got under large portion of the comm trict of the town, on Pemhr had been razed to the grou

in one of the houses in th area and that another wo

iii

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0-(Quota cCurdy & rs. mem-

H-ALIFAX. N.S., June 2

tions furnished by F.B_ M Co.. stock and bond broke

CLOSING PRICES.

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