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ET Us demonstrate our

Ere £38121 ggréliiltting forhyou ever had. you ave

The Cook Stiidio

For the most up-to.¢ini¢

Colored Photos --vis1'r-

Bayer Studio OUT C01°l`ill8 cannot be equaled

A. (E. Lyon

Photo Studio

Specialt in Gr u ,

Soclcty andoFgsmil$0llege'

Work unexcelled.

Moderate Prices.

Amateur’s work given personal attention

107 Queen St. Ch’Town Phone

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for Vacation Days

_There is nothing that

we could suggest to add more pleasure on your holiday than a Kodak- they are light, ' compact, efficient and dependable in the fullest sense of the word. We carry a complete stock of Kod- aks, Films and all sup- plies. We have a develop- ing and printing depart- ment which is equipped up-to~date. Prices satis-. factory. Mail your next film to

_ The Ellis Pharmacy, Lid.

~ Montague, f Prince Edward Island

N very popular because we

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Headaches and

Eyestrain

Many who for years have suf-

fered intensely from chronic sick headaches, using drugs of all kinds without benefit, have found immediate and permanent rem- edy in properly adjusted glasses, because eyestrain was the cause. We remove the cause _and our cure is lasting. Satisfaction guar- anteed.

H. J. MABON

Druggist & Optician, Souris P E. Island

Watches Repaired

.fe repair all kinds of

E/atches, Clocks, Jewelry c.

Our charges are moderate Our work is the yery best.”

C. W. Patterson

Cor. Great George and Grafton Sts.

Coal _ Coal

Wholesale & Retail

Now that navigation is open we

are prepared to issue orders for car goes of Dominion Coal Gompany’s Sydney coal, or we will agree to de- liver cargoes when required At NIO diilerent . E. Island PON! 1! Wit' able vs$els can be obtained-

Prieee and terms quoted on avliu-

dationl

We keep a stock oicoal always on

hand and steamers rieduii-Ing' Bunker Coal eau be supplied at a ort no-

tice. ~

Parties requiring coal for h°\ll°‘

hold purposes cannot do better than by giving us their order. Our prices are lowest. Bchooners always fin demand and

chartered at highest rates of freight.

Buntain Bell & Co_ 'specs 'nee cms s. s. nm.

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are of more 'value to you in the midst of a biissard than white ones.

We've a yardtul of dns duaiities.

so siass. no news. and while we

dont deliver them by Wiliam mall- sngei-, we deliver them quickly.

aaer eu/u.|1°v coal.

Panels incur.

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_ ..°T. GORDON IVEB is Guardian

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~.-The Eastern Guardian

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~ ..°IT PAYS to buy in this Province

agent in Montague.

...*CARL MeDONALD is Guardian

Representative for Souris.

._ _'RACES AT SOURIS-Mr. James

Ferguson was in Charlottetown yes- terday making arrangements for Horse Races to be held at Souris in connection with their annual tea on July lilth.

..*THE SYBIL. - The S. S. Lady

Sybil arrived in port Wednesday

nin from the Magdalen Islands

Cash must accompany order.

D. F. McDonald, Souris. 1239-6-4M

..*HOFI8E NOTE. - Mr: E. D.

mare “K. F.” in Souris this week.

_.C --

Neil Mclsaac is still _seriously ill.

...°ONE CENT per word each ln-

scrtion for advertising in this column.

..*WIRE GATES. $2 and upwards;

Feehan has his beautiful driving

..*I8LAND SOLDIER ILL. -A re-

port recaived y esterday from No. 3 Hospital, France, states that Gunner

Word was received about a week ago to the same effect, and his condition

eral passengers .-*

admit twenty new members, and

Mr. John McLean’s residence.-*

drug store painted. adding much

McIsaac_-*

in the work of putting out buoys Georgetown and Cardigan.-Y.

..*NE.W FERRY BOAT.- M

is soon to begin.-Y.

eve E - She had considerable freight and sev-

is still unchansed. Gunner Mclsaac enlisted with the first contingent. An- other Sourls member of the first con-

__s-|-ENNi5_ _ A meeting of iii., tingent had also a narrow escape

Souris Tennis Club was held Tues-

day night' at which it was decided lg under him, this was Mr. Alex. Mc-

” ,___s

have the tennis court at the back of D0 “ld-

from death in the battle of Lange- mark when his horse was shot from

. _*ANOTHER VOLUNTEER.- Au-

..~|MPnovia|v|EN1's. - Mr. Josf Other of the Georgetown boys has voi-

F _ S ,is is having his unteered for active service in the erguson ou ' to person of Mr. Edward McDonald. Mr.

its already fine appearances, The McDonald is well-known both on the work is being done by M,-_ “Quaid Island and the mainland having serv-

ed for some time as second oiilcer on the Minto. Recently he ha served as

__a-1-|.|E 35RAN-i'__ The C_ (;_ S_ first officer on the Acadia

Brant came into port hero Tuesday which P°°m°“ he has

morning. The Brant is now engaged Elven UD '-0 E0 1° the fl'0l1t- War

in no new pastime for Mr. McDonald as

is

he has already seen active service in the South African War. While he will

i-_ be greatly 111188011 in social circles fo'r

Charles Fitzgerald, of Georgetown, his Kelli”-1 P°l`5°““lllY and Slerllllg has been engaged recently in collect. qualities still all knew that he could ing lumber for the new Cardigan not remain inactive while honor was

ferry-boat, the construction of which 10 be W0" at the from and the UBB!

~ wishes for success attend him. He

has at present s. Iieutenant's com-

__»u3A3EBA|_i___ The sp,-ing fever mission but hopes for something bet-

of baseball has became contagious I

Georgetown, but has as yet affected -Y-

only the school-boys, who announce

n ter in recognition of former services.

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Charlotetown_~G.

wife and child have arrived

is.--°

.._*Mr. Harold Keeping, of Prine

in Georgetown for the summer.-G.

Ge0lԤ0l0\vn. who has been visiti

_home here.-G.

INSTANTLY KILLED

AT JOGGINS MINES

AMHERST, N. S., June 2.-While

making repairs at the Jogglns Mines, Thomas Jennings, a miner, was almost instantly killed by falling stone. An inquest was held before Coroner Dr. Munro, and a verdict of accidental death rendered and no blame attach- ed to anyone.

In mos

CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS

Print Butter, per Ib,

Fowl, per lb, Chickens, _ .58 Wheat, per busliel,... .....1.25 Buckwheat, .90-1.00 Barley .90-1.00 Oats, white, ,55 Oats, black, _65 iHay, pressed, per ton

|Eggs, per odzen

Tub Butter, per lb Potatoes, per bushel _30 Turnips, per bushel _20 Hides, _12 Beef, per lb. Sausages, per Ib. .14 Pork, per lb. _ia

.30

_ .12

14.00

.20 .26

.14-.16

..°Mr. Chaisson together Wml hill: lair supply. City take off $4.00 to supply and demand being,`a_bout equal.

of Wales College, and Miss Mattie ;Stewart. of the Union Commercial College, have returned to their homes 'pAi_,L0w is e,_sy_ and being mai-. to 10s, Light, 6c to-7c., Cop r.

‘ ...'Mrs. Wallace MacDonald, of

HS

in Charlottetown for the past few weeks, returned last week to her

...vi/ir. Ben Conrad left by" the ` cured 150 per lb according to con lmmd in barrels No' to 6 14 .

_ _ » .. ' ,- - _ig ' _qi

early "al" WBlel`d“Y m°"“l"5 fl" dltion and take oil. Deacons or Bob No. 2, 5 1-ec to Bc. _ Cake No. 1 0 1-Ze

Calf 651:. to $1.00 each. lto 7c. No.'2,15=1-2c-f'tol6c.-’~ '_~'-

HORSEHIDES are steady and In| HORSE HAIR is unchanged. UQ!

54-50- C°\ll1ll'y take 01'! N0. 1. $3.75 Farmer pedlarstock 35c.‘-to'40c. pier

Souris to spend th summer at the - _ home of Mr. lsadorg Chaisson, Sour- to '25 N°' 5 t '00' '

$4 . 2. $2.2 o $3 pound. '_ SHEEPSKINS are in little better' OLD RUBBE .»JUNK.§Etc., are

demand. and are stronger in Bymlla- quiet, and in g d stipplyf Rubber

e thy' with wool. City Sheepskins boots and shoes accoisilng;:to:.trim._5_U

$1.75 to $2.50 each. Country Sheep-lto tic. Auto tires,_8c, to~_4c. Bicyple skins 75c. to $2.00. Spring lambs tires 2c to llc. Lead,.haa`vy, 8_c tp ic. and Shesrlings. 30c. to 45c. lTea lead, 2c to 3c. 'Br_asa,_h_eavy.‘_9c

keted freely. City rendered solid in heavy, 9c ‘to 121:., _ Light, 30. barrels. 6 to 6 1-2c. Country stock.; to 10 3-ic. Z_inc.2.1'-2~tog4c. _‘i

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themselves ready to meet any school team on the Island.-Y. _

*RED ROSS. - The Souris Branch

of the Red Cross Society held their weekly meeting today and it was de- cided to hold a. concert next week. Mr. Irving Beers, Charlottetown,wiil take part, together with the usuual display of local talent.--‘

..*SCHO0L GROUNDS. - The

school grounds in Georgetown are be- ing much improved by the erection of a new fence on the side adjoining the railway grounds. This has been need- ed for a long time as the old one was sadly out of repair.-Y. __

..*A MOVING STORE.- Visitors

in Georgetown who have wished to follow their usual custom of paying a visit to P_. J. Soloman's confection- ery store have been much puzzled of of late owing to the erratic movements of the aforesaid store. After a. few days wanderings it has finally come to rest on Main street near the wharf.

EASTERN 1>ERs0NALs

..*Mr. Steven Busliy son of th

late Joseph Bushy arrived home

_..*The many friends of Miss Mar

Robinson, Red Point. will be sorry learn that she is seriously ill.-*

Souris Wednesday .-*

went to North Lake on a buslnes trip, Wednesday.-*

M. P. for King's, P. E. I., was Georgetown Wednesday.-G.

dale and his two daughters wer visitors to Souris Wednesday.-*

and McLean’s, Souris, left Monda

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to

Souris from .Vancouver recently.-*

tg Butter, lb. (dairy)

..*Mr. Theodore Stewart, Red Eggs' d°z°“

Point, was among the visitors to

..*Mr. Frank Stems, Souris, Lamb Dem’

...*Mr. A. L. Fraser, of Souris, ex- P°t“t°es» W5'

in Turnlps, bus.

..*Mr. E. D. McFarlane, Annan- “'°“l' lr'

..°Mr. John 'ronmii or Matthew JUNK-

Mr. Soloman’s store is too frequent place of call to be on the move.-Y.

while the building which formerly for Bayfield, where he is employed* T0ronto,June 2, occupied that site is now on its way in the interests oi the gym,-*

to replace the store. lt is hoped that ._-_._ _ _ the change win soon be affected for __-ivn-_ A-. A. Mcouoid, Souris, that it is possible to Secure a

H dnesda momin f on a busi-

left We y _ g ness trip to Dorchester, N. B., where he is engaged in contract work.-*

important Notice to Farmers

STALLION,

“FLASH ROYAL"

(12790) C.N.R., Foaled Aug. 8th, 191

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William Kearney in charge.

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..*Mrs. (Dr.) Hjort has rented

the house formerly occuiped by Mr.

THE PURE BRED CLYDESDALE A. L. McDonald. Souris, for thc

summer months.-*

1. .. *Mr. Michael Chevcrie who has

Inspected and approved Enrolment been paying o short visit to his

N0- 52. Sire “Fll\Bl\ FHV0l`li@" (Imp-) home Iii Souris has left on return for (4583). |\By Royal Favorite (10630) Dam, “Baron's Lilly," (lmp.) by “Ba.ron’s Pride” (9122). Flash Fav- orite in 1906 beat all competitors at to Charlottetown Tuesday morning to Dominion Exhibition, Halifax and attend the closing exercises at St. has proven himself first class stock Dunstan's College.-Y.

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 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 fii'st class stallion at a very moderate price. Stallion will be kept at Kearney Bros. Stables, at

Miiiéray River during the season of

Gloucester, Mass _-*

..*Mrs. E. Brien was a passenger

.. Mr. Elmer Jenkins returned

Tuesday evening from Halifax where he had been visiting friends.-Y.

..*Mr. Peter Scully, Souris River,

brother of Mr. Alphonse Scully, left for Boston Tuesday mcming after a two weeks visit at his mothcr's home _.J

..*Mr. J. B. Gaudet tho Rock

City Tobacco agent has arrived in Souris froin the Magdalen Isalnds. _li

..*Messrs. Richard. St. John. Al-

fred Mullally and John Creamer have

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We have just unloade

two cars of Flour an Feeds, and we now ha in stock McLeod’e Spe ia1,, Deliver, Queen City Royal Gold, etc. Also ’Bran, Middlings, Cornmeal, Oil Cake Meal & Cotton Seed.

We are now unloading

a care of “Maritime” Wire Fencing. 0 u r prices are right. and quality the best. -

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' arrived homo to spend the summer

holidays in Souris.-*

..*Mr. J. J. Hughes. Souris has

arrived home from Charlottetown., where he attended the closing ex- erclses of St. Dunstan‘s College.-*

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..*Miss Lottie Hughes, Souris, ar-

rived home from the West recently. Miss Hughes occupied a responsible

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position in Edmonton . -* - ,_

S’SIDE MARKETS

Barley bus. 5 to soc.

Buckwheat

Butter, lb . (creamery)

6 . 60 . 20 . 22

Calfsklns lb . . 10

.90 .24 .23 .10 .15

Hay, loose ton $10.00 Hay, pressed 10.00 Hides, lb.

.30

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11.00 12.00

.10

.50

B Oatmeal, per 100 3.75

Oats, (white) bus. .60 Oats (black) bus. .65

.29

$6.00

.15

1.60 .30

Straw (per ton)

Wheat, bus. 1.'liI

e HALLAM'S WEEKLY MARKET RE-

PORT-HIDES, SKIN, WOOL,

y 1915.

WOOL-The Canadian Goveriinieiit

has modified the embargo on wool, so

special

permit to ship wool to the United States when it is shown that the wool is to be used only for consumption In the United States. This has widened the market for wool, and has had its effect iii adjusting the prices for the present clip, so that we anticipate the usual large marketing of wool during the next few weeks. Washed comb- ing fieece (coarse) 25c. to 27c. Washed clothing fleece (line) 28c to 300. Wash- ed rejections, (hurry. chaffy, etc.) 23c. to 24c. Uiiwashed fleece combing (coarse) 18c to 20c. Unwashed fleece clothing (fine) 23C to 25c.

BEEFHIDES are steady and are be-

ing marketed freely. The quality of hides is improving as the season ad- vances. City Butcher hides liat 140 per lb. Country hides, fiat, cured, 15 1-2 to 16 1-2 per lb. Part cured, 14 1-2 to 15 1-4c per lb.

CALFSKINS are easy and are coin-

ing to market in fair supply. City skins, green, fiat 15c. per lb. Country cured 1Gc. to 17c. per lb. Part

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' These goods which are of the very

highest quality are offered at lowest

_ As our stock is limited compared with other years we advise intending purchasers to place their orders at once.

We also carry BASIC SLAG in stock.

ex Schooner

Roper” 100

F. J. Holman & Co., ' _, Ltd.

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PATRIOTI C_ CANADA THIS FLAG COUPON (Accompanied by tho aminuit mo|\ti.sns-I In the lnnouhoomltll Ol, ent-1-rind lin- vo.-it of tho distribution)

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Charlottetown Guardian

.trier of this paper pi»,sent`inf7'_|Q§i§

or her choice of |‘lio l"-_:ll~Si:e Flag, Alone; or The Complete $4 Flag and Outfit

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- ‘ A ~ FLAG FOl' ' EVERY HUME’

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