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UUNE 4.--.1917 - ~ -_._ 'rua ci=iAaLo'r'rE'rowN _GUARDIAN PAGE FIVE _

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T HE _BEAUTY OF SUNLIGHT 5

_is that every garment washed with it bears the _\mP"¢§S 0f_ DUYIIYZ 0_pui_'ity begotten ot' sweet, B cleansing oils, and maintained by _absolute élean- liness in inanuiacture; a purity exalted by the B cooperation ot workers united for the purpose; a arurity demonstrated by the “$5.000 guarantee' lv ich rests upon every bar oi SUNLIG T SOAP. B

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_Ask your deai_ei'_ for Hicl_¢ey’s Twist and insist on getting the genuine for

l¢'o the Ctoonnt and

boot Chewing Tobacco.

HlCKE_Y’S is a_large,

clean, fragrant juicy p_ug that gives. real satisfaction to chewers after they have

- ‘ tired of other kinds.

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MONDAY, JUNE 4th WILL .BQ

CELEBRATED es the King’s blip);- day. Our storg will close at _one o’clock. W.. W. Weliner. 813

THE SCHOONER L'E0 has just -lr-

rived 'with a cargo of flrst~cl'as'i Sydney Run of Mine coal. G. E. Full.

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_Posr oFF|cs3-The t<ing's Bimi- day will be observed at the Post Of- fice as a public holiday . The wick- ets will be open from 7 to 8 in the evenings.

` HALF HOLIDAY AT PATON'8.- Monday. June 4th. i’aton‘s_jLtd. will diese at one o’ciock.0ustomers should shop as early in the morning as pos- sible ' 789-6-2M2l.

CEDAR SHINGLES. Just landing

at M. P. 1-logan's lumber wharf, full cargo of cedar shingles All grades.

744,5.30M3l.

SUMMER HOUR8.- Ad`vertisers

and subscribers will please note t-hat from June 4th. the hours of the busi- ness oillce of The Guardian will be from 8 a. m., to 5 p. ln.

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DALTON AMBULANCE.- Major

Noel Marshall reports that the Dai- ton ambulance at the front carried in March 454 lying cases and 112 sitting cases. Altogether. since Augnq 18th to March 31s-t. the ambulance has carried 2.747 lying cases und 847 sitting cases.

CORRECT TlME.-Messrs. W. W.

Weilner. the oiilciai Canadian Gov- ernment Railway Watch ‘lnspectori=. are having an~ electrical sounder in- stalled ln their store. By this means they will receive by telegraph the correct _time each morning at ten o'- clock direct from the master' clock at St. John. 813

SUCCESSFUL ISLANDER. - The

Maple Leaf. oi' Oakland, Calif.. says: Joseph McPhee. the `weil known ship- wright, employed in the llanlon ship- ynrds, Oakland. Calif., is 0 native oi' Big Pond, near Souris. Prince Ed- ward island. He has lived on the Pa- citic Coast for the past fifteen years. Mr. McPhee is an officer of the Ship- wrlghts' Union.

THE TREMORVAH' SUNK.-News

has been receirved of the sinking o

Ives, England. it was the Tremorvah that was the hrst ,_Bel'glan relief steamer io cross the Atlantic and sho took irom Halifax to Rotterdam a splendid cargo, t-he"glft oi’ the people -'of Nova Scotia and_ Prince Edward island. She now lies at the bottom of _the Me‘dlterran'ean, the victim of an Austrian submarine. and her captain chief engineers and ‘two gunners are

prisoners. ' . ’

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_ ::WE ARE HAVING an electrical rourider installed in' our store. By 'this means we will get the correct time by telegraph direct from the

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Fllgr _will ~cl_0ae,this= afternoon at one. oft: ck ' The news and editorial de-

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A PAiNFUi..‘ACCiDENT.- A bad

accident occurred at Sturgeon some days ago. when a little boy of live years, Ollie Charles. Howard, son of Donmld Jamieson, had his hand badly cut with_an axe. i-its brother was cutting fire wood and the little fellow went to take up the wood, when the axe came down on 'his hand. cutting one finger completely off, and almosl severing two others. -Dr. Mrrintyra of Montague. ill°es'r:-eil the hand. He' thinks that he can save the two tin- gers. that were-badly cut.

SUCCESSFUL P. E. I STUDENT.

The res-ults of the sessiunal examina- tions in _the fourth year oi’ tile' Facu- lty of Medicine at McGill have been posted. The (ou-rthf Year prizeman is Mr. Robert i~l». Mcl_,aueh_lan, a Prince Edward Islander, son ot Dr. R. ii. Mchaughlan. formerly of Charlotte- town. now major attached to Shorn~ cliife Hospital. England, and was first in -aggregate honors in all 'sub- jects ~ a magniflce~nt `s'howi_ng. Other Islanders who rriaile a splendid show- ing were M-r.- W. J. Keele. Alberton, who comes fourth in' aggregate hou- ors-ali subjecbs. J. W. McKenzie of Charlottetown, son of Mr. .l. D. M<‘KPuzi and Mr it i~` Sc-urn n

of i’i'nce' Street School. Their-names appear as follows in the honor list: Chemical medicine,- Mclraucliliin and ii-eefe: Chemical surgery.- Keei’e;) Pla‘¢biorlogy._- rlilchaitchrian. Seaman; Obstetr'ics,- Mcirauchlan. Keeie; Therapeutics.- Mclrauchian. Keele: Medical Jurispruiienr~e.- Sea- man. Mcliauchlan; Hy-gieii'e.- Mc- Lairchlan, Keele; Mental Diseases.- Mchauchlan. Keele; 0t.o-Laryngol ost. Mcliauclilari. Kecfe. Mciien- zie; Optholmology.- Mciliauchlan. Kcefe. All four lslandcrs have pass- ed in all -subjects. _

AT AFTON HALL.-At Afton Hall

on Tuosiiay May 22nd a very pleasant evening was spent when the Devon- shire Red Cross Society presented the great comedy drama “The Blun- dering Mr. Brown" to an interested

and appreciatgg audiiece. This Soc- iety has only een organized in Nov- cnibcr and since then has certainly done its- share in the noble work 'cf th" Red Cross. They have 'recently adopted a prisoner of Germany, The' chair- was occupied bv Mr. Neil J. MacNeill of Fairview. The order was all that could be desired. Between the acts patriotic selections were render- rsfi on the violin by Neil MacNevin, always a. favourite wit-h the audience. The diillcult role- of Mr. Brown was tnken by M-r. -Stewart Inman while ihf, equallv ditiicult roles of Mrs.

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' ‘ t | k '_ SL J h h _ Brown were taken by ~Mas E. B_ Com-

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Charlo tetown -tm, Wm be ,_ great convenience in mer, teacher of_Nine Mile Creek

t our customers ‘who are invited to cali s°i_‘°°|f me “"9” w"d“" °f Rice

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Point. school. All-l the other -actors ac-

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best service and greatest satis-

the entertainment was over a sale of icecream and candy wa/s held' and

de to the chairman. the ineetin was

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The Wmls Plano W1" glve Aftiersnnlgvitiilfin oi?) thankiyawagmiaxign-

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Call in today and hear this

superb instrument-let us tell you about the partial payment plan. _

Buy it on

' Easy Terms

A. E. Toombs

177 Queen Street A

CANADIAN GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS

Trains

llai Exiiii

i‘.M 4.00 5.30 0.05 0.50

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PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND _ _

TIME TABLE IN EFFECT MAY 21lt, 1917.

I ATLANTIC QTA NDARD TIME

0utwgrd_Rsgd down Trains inward-Read up.. Daily Daily , Daily Daily Daily Daily

ii Ex.Sun. Ex.Buu. EX.-Slllh EX

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2.50 0.13 amor-aid Jer. 10.09 9.40 7.45 ’ ° 3.30 0.40 Kensington -9.01 0.10 siosiimii.

4.10 0.06 Arr. Summer side Dept. 9.10 8.45 _

AM, _A.-M. P.M. P.M. A.M. 6.40 Dep. Chsriottetu wn Arr. 11.55 11.10 ‘ 10.20 7.40 Hunter River 10.46 10.10 8.50

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Summerside Arr. 535

Port Hill _ 3.56 omssry ass Alberton 1-17

rr-_ Tigulsh Dept. 1.2.15

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,stir ' si. Peters _ ~ 8.00 8-00. - 1130 A"-_ Souris Dep. 7.00 1.86 _ `

7.35

Arn.

Arr. Elmira Dep. 5.40 _

Eli. AM. PTR. 9,05 psp, Mt. sto wart Arr. 8.50 _ _ 10.15 _ Cnrdigan 7.52 .5 _

10,55 Moniasus 1.28 2-2

11.3 Arr. Georgetown Dop. 050 1.40 _

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4.55 Vorno - ~ 7.05 Arr. Murray Harbor Doll- 5-3° 7-9° '_

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Laundry Premises and Business

Owing to continued il!-` ness -I have decided to dispose oi my Laundry business and premises. The above is well and favorably known, being situate in the centre if the City on one of the busiest streets in the _ best business section, and offers a splendid opportunity for any one wishing. to make a good

investment. Full _par- ticuiarsobtaine by calling on or corresggm - ing with J. A. We ter, Masonic Temple Build- ing, Grafton S t r e e t, Charlottetown, P. E. I.

A F Webster

iv/1wI»vg\i\i\vllm Here You__Are;

$3.95 x i

- women ii iirejii nigh cat

Patent leailier

_ Laced _Boots

cloth top ~

' We have these in all elses and ‘they look fine - and are

WONDERFUL VALUE

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We have A' 9raml=Wo|ii¢ loot

strong snil,Romny mode in Mule

Hide which we are selling for Uilly -

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brought to a close by t-he singing of

.the National Ant-hem. Following is

t_he program: Rc-marks by chairman. Chorus: Three cheers for the lads of the navy. Drama: entitled: “Blunder-- ing Mr. Brown’ tn three acts. Cast of characters'Mr, Daniel Brown-Stew~_ art Inman; Clara Brown idaughterl Mlris Clara Gallant: Bess-la Brown

Brown Miss.E. B. Compton; Dr. Hor ton _(physician): John. _MacDonald .lack Armstrong (clerk) Donald Mc-_ Donald; Patrick Dolan' fpolicemanil Garfield Taylor; Magglie Murphy (scr- vant) Miss Margaret -Mairiifiachern. Charus: Pack up your troubles in your old kit bag and Smile. Smile Smile (encored.) Accornpanist for the choruses Miss E, B. Compton.

RAILWAY MATTERS.-- This pa-

per' on Railway Matters which Mr. G. A. Sharp. a former ral-iway sup- erintendent. came all the way from Sussex to deliver at a meeting in Charlottetown. was published in full in l<‘rl<day's Patriot. While Mr. Sharp’s observations would no doubt

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The value is really rcmark_ab

siiks, of no better quality, for which goods in the regular way, we'd hav

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STORE CL

Moore & McLeod

119 -121 Queen Street Charlottetown

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| Majesty Lil.OR(§F. 5th. liuinjunc 3rd i865. I

On Sale This Monday

Morning »

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Sale of

ILKS

Yard Wide Taffeta 8 Colors Regular 1.50

.29

If you want some of tiii:-1--we_rccorrimer.d

your coming promptly. itis, we think, the best silk value ;we have bccnablr: to oifcr for more

than two years. _

Navy, Light Navy, Copenhagen, Myrtle Green, ger Brown. as you observe, practically all the

colours that you would be interested in. _

The Fabric is a fine, rich, so

ft, taffcia, one of thc most popular of all dress

le. As a matter of fact, we have in our sliclvcs, we are cliarging 1.80. And if we bought these

c to charge 1.80 at least, for these.

n say to make the matter plainer? nst our statement, long enough to prove that

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go uiiqilestioncd among Liberals. the paper. like inany oiiii--r puiilir-_ utter- ances, is more rcinarknlrl;»_ for what it does- not contain than for :my new ilglit on the sonirwhat complex prob- lem of running a railway. i~`<:~w who know the history oi’ Prince Edwarrl lsland_or of the Prince Edward is- land Railway will agree with Mr. Sharp that the prosperity of the pro v-ince and the smoothness of the rail- way were marked features of Liberal administration and that the-se fea- tures were reversed under Conserva- tive rule. Nor will they agree with his theory tirat iiesorved promotions of employers was characteristic _of Lihe'rarl regime and t.he reverse un- der the Ct-riservaiives. Mr. Sharp‘s own incmory will i'i'-call one or more otliciai executions in the rairiway de- partment. nn tho nr-ccssiiririrfa Liberal Government. executions in wliicli poli- tical conslderatious rather than uier it gave' the impetus. The tribute to Sir Louis Davies and his lioutenants wirli be -very generally i-or|i:r\i'|'i-ri in although there may be some disap- pointment. in the fact that Mr. J. J. Hughes is relegated to a second po- sition. Ou the whole the paper. from a purely partizan viewpoint no doubt will uicct the views of those who soc eye to eye- with Mr. Sharp. but as an iiluminani. on the future of the i’.E. island Railway. or even as an argu- ment for handing its ailuiiuistratlou

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Strawberry

Boxes

50 thousand to arrive The prospects io o good for a big Crop of the Luscious Straw berry this season, and the prices are likely ,to

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tween the teeth produces acid mouth. Th-is acid dissolves the ` lime salts of the teeth, expos- ing the dentine to the action of microbes' which rapidly destroy

the teeth structure. _

Poole

will prevent acid mouth, and destroy all germs. It is the ideal dentifrice for permonl _of all agoa.

PRICE UNLV 25c. A TUBE; HAVE YOU TRl'ED THE NEW

i TOOTH PASTE "MlNTY?”

.iolmson & Johnson

Tho iuiiity Drugstore

601% lloflilfll Prllhllln '

Hygienic Toolii ;

be good. Order your supply of Berry Boxes

BOW. '

Our prices are right.

Orders left at our Queen

Street Seed Warehouse ,-

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Phone 208 or at Office Phone 70 will receive

careful attention. Price

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th-at it has already r~wrvi~d its pur- pose. in giving Iris i`|‘ii».nds ii plousurii evening with l\lr. Sharp.

LETTER OF SYMPATHY.

Mr. Alaxaiuicr Mrr<;Guigarr.

Dear Si|'.~ 0n_behaii oi” the Malpeirue Branch

of the W. P. A. i extend to _voir an expression of our syiirpatlry in _vour sorrow.

As we revolve tircriaiiy i.-iiicial rc-

ports from tiieru-ar. and rc.u<i tiw ever lengthening list of the ilcailr of Canadian 'lieross. our hearts are stirred within us. but vt:-irrirrgled with the sadness is ri thrill of pride that

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our riolilirrr in-_'.';s have iii-cn . i'i»|||\lc»d \vi.~rtl|y to sul`l'i'r for this i<jlupiri‘ and wir |-i-jnli'r»- ilraii i||i'i|' :=i'll' i<ni‘|'iiii‘|t||; rimrris will gn down on l|ii¢tor_v‘s page :rs thc lruiwrirk of our i`ri'ciloni.

Whilv no i~on|prrri.~in|ir»ri` can he

rnriilv to yrrii i'rir thi- fren will oil`cr|nr.: ri i`ol|r of _rour :=un:.‘ in this great run- ilirl. and the loss you have :iuritairied in t||i~ iii-rilii iii nun of ther* yet we fi-ri wi- i-aniini init i~xp|'rr:.ri our cym- prrtliy zrnii wie trurii illui their ready ri~_i.prm:.e to dul_\ may lead us to nob- icr iriiéals. ul iil'v_

i'onrr; _~.inr~ei-ely.

JANIE MacNUT1_',

Secretary.

Mulpciiue.

May I8. 1917.

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