JUNE I4, 1911 __ _

_ - THE i.A'rns'r saws THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN HI rmsr or Im# H T ‘ jj,

-Y ' _ f .. ip'

"MADAME S1-IERRY.” .

Because everyone all over the coun.

try is humming, singing or whistling some numbers of the score of the big sensational musical success, "ii/|,,_ ‘dame Sherry," the impression is c,,,._ rent in some quarters that thc pm. duction's charm is in greater' part qualities of the play are no less cn- gaging than its score. The love oil;

HAIR HEALTH

If You Have Scalp or Hair Trniihie Take Advantage of This Offer.

We could not afford to so strongly

endorse Rexall "03" Hair Tonic and continue to sell it as we do, if it did not do all we claim it will. Should our enthusiasm carry us away, and Rexall “93" Hair Tonic not give en. tire satisfaction to the users, they would lose faith in us and our state- ments, and in consequence our busi_ ness prestige would suder.

We assure you that if your hair is

beginning to unnaturally fall out or if you have any scalp trouble, ltexall "93" Hair Tonic will promptly era- dicate dandrufl, stimulate hair srowth and prevent nreinntnre nnlii- ness. '

Our faith in Rexall "93” Hiiir'1‘(m_

ic is so strong that we`ask you to try it on our positive guarantee that your money will bc cheerfully refund- ed if it does not ‘do us we claim. 'I‘wo sizes, 50s. and $1.00, Supl only at our store-The ltexull Store. MacKinnon Drug Co.

musical. Iieport says th t

f _ a the -mirth

.;‘;:;..2'..:.";r;’. ed B _ - e soulful, romantic oi t, love that blossoms in the lien (_

of yogth and flourishes as true lovl-s “ver 099. when things do smoothly, is the ' ' not go

pgoduction. accordfdimillog ,:,I:,°£,_°f .

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cinlssdohihnthisldmurtshlp is so hes” so man ¥` B es' and attended by _ Y misadventures that wliil itself remaining an ,,,,’,_e__,___g _“ters f:_:')’__B';u 'ts “CCUSSOFY situations

amusement. Some idea of the

fun developed may perhaps be glean- -f

1! W c besides the lovers in.

clude an Italian house janitor iii Irish wife, 8, iivcly f,,,_1,_______g adreass s New York man about town, an ex: oitiiblc Venezuelan an emu i i whimsical uncle of the maid insildgrey

llnd pthcrs' mcludmg the Dllpils of ii ancing school and thc guests of a

1/H_€_ht(iiig party.

. n ame Sherry 'll i “ff th” Oilers' Hoilsdvlnext)eP‘iilile;;fnit1'fi(li Saturday nights with a special ma- tinee on Saturday, Plan Opens this morning.

SHIPPING NEWS.

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Ellwml. June 13-stnirn. Hniifer Ellis, Boston; Cascapedia, Ilachance, Montreal. Sehrs. Polar Star Hemp, iiii1,i>nrtHnstingn; Ainin i..' Genie llafuse, Pugwiisli. ' (llearcri, June 13-Stmrs. Halifax Ellis, Boston; C‘ascapediii_ 1,iich,,nc,,' l’iotou. Hchrs. Eva 'M:iy, Burke,

Picton; Alma I.. Gertie, Refuge Port Hastings; Polar Star, Hemphill Pic- tou. '

' 0ur Photographic Supplies

have mcf uhh :i big sale. People kuow thai our stock is FRESH

\V\i i~:\\i sell (`.\\'lF.l{/\S from $1.50 up. ALBUMS, LAMPS FILMS and all other pliolugrapliic goods al Montreal prices. `

The MacKinnon llrug Co. V

Col. Gi. (loo. & lit. Sis.

'll E

BLUESTDNE

_ Fdr the prevention of Smut in your grain and

Scab on your potatoes use

BLUESTONE. You can

buy it pulverized 9c per pound from

Stanley Shaw fs? Peardon

Charlottetown

4-zgdtf. _

Cedar Shingles

just landed., I Extra Clear, 2nd clear and lower grades from 551.50 up.

A. Duchcmin ffl Co'

6-6tudr_1,i -_

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Lynchs' Creamalt SQdas

-There`s no better biscuits

Lynchs’ Creamalt Soda Biscuits are in a. class

by themselves -there is none that can surpass,

none that can equal them. _

They arc made_in one of Canadas cleanest

kitchens, where purity and cleanliness is strictly

‘ d from best

observed. The ingredic-:nlS are Secure _ sources-nothing is left undone to keep these bis-

cuits up to our high standard, -

Y r rocer Sells Lynchs Creamalt Sodas-

ou g _

try tlicin for a pleasant relief, from the COIIIIIIOU

yncl1s° Ltd.

Sydney, N. S-

\ i-

cniriouii‘_o_wN _lint cours couur

It Days to buy in this Province.

Windhurst, Saskatchewan.

parents, W._N. and Mrs. Riggs, city.

i The following were registered at the Queen Hotel in this citv yester-

Mrs- l'l_\oene l3row'n_and» daughter. day:-James L. Trenholm, St. John;

Hunter lluver, leave this morning for P. D. Rice, New Glasgow; L. Wood.

Mt. Herbert; James Brown, Moncton; A. Smith, Hamilton, Ont.; Mrs. M.

Joseph Riggs, of the Bank of Mon- Esther, C. McPherson, Boston; D. ¢f¢Hl. bhatham, N. B., is visiting his Bryce Scott, Moncton; A, W, Fur-

ness, M. M. Furness, Vernon.

Miss Jennie Robertson, Vancouver, J. J. Johnston, K, C., city return-

B. C., arrived in the city last night ed from Summerside last evening and

On n. visit with relatives an`d friends leaves this morning for Georgetown

here. `

night from Western Canada on V1_Blt to ber parents, Donald and Mrs. Nicholson, Prince St., city.

Rev. Walter Cotton will give an

_where he is acting on the prosecution in the Molyneaux case. This case.

Mrs. Oscar McCallum arrived last which was adjourned Saturday, will

a come up again at 11.30 this morning,

1 J. H. Reddin, Stipendiary Magis- trate for King's County presiding. It is expected that this preliminary bearing will be concluded in one or

address on the "Life and work of inc. two days.

Community' of the Resurrection" in St. Peter’s Schoolroom this evening “li 3 D-m. No collection.

George Tonmbs, sen of G, H

burg. -

pro uce was handled. The prices, which are the same as when last (Noted. appear itemized in another column of this issue.

Bev: E. _B. McLatchy~, pastor ofthe Hllliheld Street Baptist Church, goes to Lavendish, P.E.I., this afternoo t0 Breach at the annual roll cell of the Baptist Church at that place.- Moncton Times, June 12_

P. S. Brown, city, met with ii pain-

urday afternoon while working Bah Hoy. In dismounting from the sulky he twisted his knee and will be un- able to do any driving for some time.

The following Mission Room re ccipts are acknowledged in ‘he Wes- leyan of iastweek:-Murray I-iiirhor, $25: York, $4; Tryon, $50; 1~i~-any Eue, $26; Souris, $50; Mt. Fltcwmt.. $10; Winsloe, $23; Cape Wolie and O’Leary, $12; Bideford, $40.

Rev. J. M. Mclnnis, B. D., will

speak in the interests of the College, Halifax. at Belfast Church this even- ing at the usual hour. All interest- ed in college work are invited to hear Mr. Mclnnis upon this subicct in which all should be interested.

In the list of nominations for the

Exhibition stake races at Halifax, August 30 to Sept. 7, the following P. E. I. entries will compete:-2.40 trot-Hotel Victoria stables, city, Hammond Kelly, Southport. Two year ,old and under trot-Duncan Robertson, York Pt; G.. B. Hooper, city; J. M. Nicholson, city; Daniel Steele, Summerside. 2.20 trot - Frank Benles, city; I-lotcl Victoria stables, city. 2.19 pace-Ii. Mason, city; Hotel .Victoria stables, city.

Speaking of Prince Edward Island's

crop, the Maritime Merchant says:- Prince Edward Island has a popula- tion of about 100,000, and makes a good showing in the matter of pro-

duction. The total value of the field D

H of the Island m 1910 amount' ice officer is in office of all who. were

crop cd to nearly $10,000,000. Hay leads in point of value, but the oats amounted to $2,250,000 and wheat amounting to $550,000 was also raised. Thrcc million bushels of po- tatoes were produced on the Island with ii vallle of $l,2f)0,000.`

A' despatch from Boston dated

June 6th says:-Miss Ruby Sargent

of Charlottetown, P.l<l.I., were mar ried yesterday afternoon by the 'I-lev. Dr. Cortland Myers at 'Fremont Temple. The bride had no attend- ants, and only the immediate family and relatives _were present at the ceremony. The bride wore a white

and wore a large pict\ire,bat and Mrs. Gillen left for their summer home at Onset .Bay where they will stay during the summer monzlis.

Farmers in this Province will bc interested in the following contribu- tion from the Department of Agricul- ture:-The University of Minnesota has just completed a systematic in- vestigation of what farm products cost upon the farms as managed by tlie owners. Three routes were laid out on each of which 15 farmers agreed to co-operate in the investi- gation. A student of the university was sent out every day of the year to gather in detail all the facts needed for the keeping of a set of business books and the writing of an

we' ventory taken of stock, machinery and tools Every hour of work

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For Your New Home

Before selecting the hardware trim- mings, it will be to ' your advantage t0

call and see

Sargent’s Ai'tistic___ Hardware

The Sargent Designs are always correct and may be selected to harmonize with the character of

interior finish or to suit personal taste. _ D _ -. We shall be pleased to,,sh0W 521' gfnt S “'22”

- ° uirements. f»

and furnish estimates for your 1'-eq

the family, was charged up at the rate paid in the district for the kind of work done. Some of the facts learned are not a little surprising. During one winter month the farmers of one county" averaged 5 3-5 hours

fo the

The Rogers Hardware 00

Limited

_ Kent B

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annual 'balance sheet. All the fields

ie accurately surivcyed and an in- _-'ir-ry ha; 'nny _

The following were registered at

the Victoria Hotel in this city yes- terday:-John 'l‘. and Mrs. Kirk. Pawtucket. R. 1.; Beni. Duncan, Suf-

“"d M\'“~ '|`09mbH. City, arrived on folk, Va., U. S. A.; J. W. and Mrs. the mall train last night on a visit Carruthers. Montague; John McLean. to his parents here. He is station- Souris; H. D. McEwen, Morell; A.,l»‘. ed in the Bank of Montreal lu Lunen- Prowse. W. I-I. Prowse, Murray Har-

bor; J. Lighter. Montreal; F. G. Carter, Halifax; B. T. Billing, W. J.

The city market yesterday was Greathead, Boston; J. E. Phenner,

weliiattended and a small nmountoi C. A. Walkinshaw, Toronto; S. H.

l'Howe, N‘. Y.; A. Isaacs, Bt. John; A. J. Webster, Montreal.

A deep feeling of regret will be oc-

casioned in this city on the an- nouncement of the death of Mrs. Ralph Peake, Charlottetown, who _ passed away yesterday `~ in Halifax, the sad news having beemconveyed to this citylast evening by`telegram to Mrs. James Peake. _The deceased, who was_a lady of refinement greatly respected by all who knew her, was

ful accident at the driving track Sat. the widow of the late Ralph Peake,

of the old firm of Peake Bros., and was a sister of the late T. Heath Haviland and Miss Haviland, Hali- fax, at whose home she passed away. She had been in failing health for some time and a persistent attack of pneumonia so weakened her heart that death was imminent for some time before it eventually came. The body will arrive in this city tonight from Halifax, accompanied by Miss Haviland, sister of *the deceased, and will be taken to E. H. Haviland's, Prince St., from whose home inter- ment will be held and of which later -notice will be gigen. The Guardian tenders its sympathy to the relatives of the deceased.

The following notice appears in the May numbier of the Canadian -Cigar and Tobacco Journal:-“We present herewith a portrait of Samuel C. Nash, s. veteran in the Inland Rev- enue servlce, who has just retired from the collectorship at Charlotte- town, 1*. E. I. Mr. Nash entered the Inland Revenue service as exciseman, 3rd class, on December 12, 1870. pro- moted Znd class 1872, and lst class in 1873. He was removed to Char lottetown as acting-collector in 1873. appointed _collector in 1876, removed to Picton, N. S., October, 1884, re- moved back to Charlottetown, April 1886, and remained there until his re- tirement on March 1, 1911. Mr. Nash has served fully forty years, and there are only five officers in the ln- land Revenue service out Ol 50* whose record is longer than that of Mr. Nash. In the Charlottetown uhlic building, only one civil serv-

employed in the civil service at tht time of Mr. Nash's entry. Mr. Nash has certainly a splendid record as ar official of the Inland Revenue Ile' partmcnt. Not only has the record been one of long standing, but ODF ni fidelity and cnpnbintv- _That 1" may long continue to enioy 8005 health, happiness and the rest that comes alter nearly halt a century 0'

of Brookline and Edward A. Gillen s____v,ce_ is the Wish of many 5,-wud,

in Charlottetown.

R Lei us

Develop Your Films

We pay special at-

tention to amateur films, use new developer for each film and try to obtain thc . best possible results from every film.

We Develop and print

M 'lordcrs rbniplly atleu.l"

A whether done by the hired help, by ___ if' ` l‘_

the farmer himself or a member of ¢ 1°-

.lohnson & Johnson

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._ f _e._ ._,i'.,,{,f._._.._»_._,._. , _ si -. __ , .., £3, _ )______`_,,._-__» ,_,__,_ 1_”_._ ._ __-____._l,__?._.____ _ ‘ ’ ' * ~ “-="‘r. ‘r '-"`=” Et~.,;-'if i. 5'. .~*’;~»:: . , i '

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of labor per day. In another 6 4-5 °

hours. bln the fplalitilpg rponths the _ _

verage ours o a or or a man - _ ph _ _ _ lives 9 4-5 l10\1FS. Bild f0\' B `W0¥`kfDK \u0" om 394 Y f suits attained. Only experienced, cer- home gi hm"-,_ Many more equally _ ' titled and licensed pharmacists are surprising facts were brought out. __ A. :glowed kto halve anything to do with

e wor an encb prescription is

I1-i Gi. Gcdfilll Sffwi- double-checked to insure accuracy.

-\ _ = ~ _ 1.' Business is so brisk in The Two

We _ertninly struck a lucky bar gain when we bought this line of pipes-a sample line from one of the leading faciory`s salesmen. We secured such a good snap ourselves ihat we can afford to pass them on to you at nearly the price we paid for them.

These pipes have pure amber

mouihpieces, and each one is in- eloscd in s handsome case-s large stock to choose from. Regular price $3 oo lo $4.00.

` .

Ill Queen Sf. _

“The Store with the Stock 12| Queen Si. 0'

ready

quisettc Weists, :ini '.\t~ :i

some inset lace medallion,

DAINTY LITTLE

ii .

]ust in passing wc

S Tailored make, lin

A “sweetly pretty” waist of white

cotton Marquiscttc, has Kimono Sleeve, _

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and sleeves are finished with a very eff- ective lace insertion the price .. .- .$.50

est shirt waist stock in the city ready here for you to choose from.

2.50 3.00 5.50 5.75 4.94 5.75

Some choice ideals in ° i

f----Marquisette, Waists » O'

here this morning _

YOU HAVE lil‘fEN ASKING FOR SOME PRETTY THINGS IN mar-

i rc dcliglited to bf.; nhl-1 io .sliow them this morning. This

particular lot includt-~i several design.'=, :ind .i variety of prices. We will not attempt to describe more than one or two---Here they are,-

A very dainty waist is made of

sheer. open material, like “Marquisette" but not quite. The Kimono sleeve has

square Dutch Neck and front is finished _ in rows of pin tucks. Front has a. hand-

Irish lace insertion,which shows on yoke also. The square Dutch neck is finished in front with a handsome Lace medal- lion and the garment throughout is _. very smart . . .. . . . . , ..... ,.. ...H....2.25

and the yoke

The busiest store on Cherlotieiewifs busiest street __ __ I ~

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ORGANDIE YVAIST has attached turnover Dutch

Collar with turn back cuff to match, the front is composed of very handsome all over embroidery, and is fastened with pearl buttons, The sewing, the finish, the laundry work on this one is really as good as hand work could bc, This one costs

2.25

you just........._. . ,. . . . . _ . ,....._,_,

want to remind you that there is always the big-

gerie and all the rest. L00, L25. l.50 L75 2.25

Your needs Stockings

ocking for girls...........

Cotton `Hose, good grade, either black or

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In "1-I -nn ;:'C.`.,,_ __ " _ `

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Penman and Rndiuin Hose in blacks, tans,

white, pink, sky green, navy, grey-.. . . . . . . . 25c

RADIUM HOSE in black with very pretti-

ly embroidered fronts...... i ' RADIUM HOSE with daintily finished

lace effect unkles........................... .........25c

SHORT SOCKS for children, very pretty

designs open lace stitched with colored tops...2_5c

Our special SCHOOL HOSE for boys and

girls, black rib cotton in all juvenile sizes.... . |8c

Vl/hite, pink and pale blue hose for little

BLACK PRINCE the finest wearing cotton

-rss

'ur

Kayser Sjllc Gloves ` H `fo`r"Summer

FINGER TIPPED KAYS-

ERS remove all objections to silk gloves. Vi/e have them in black and all good colors. Buy Kayscrs and know what a

hose for

PRINCESS a fine rib, close, fast black

perfec

l' Long t

t silk glove can be 50c, 75c $|.00 lengths per__ pair...$|.00

The vigorous crusade of the New York World against the impure and lishonest compounding of prescrip- tions at drug stores is both courage- ous and. helpful.to humanity. That. it has been needed is, seen by the re- sults of the work thus far.

The World sent its rncn out to ii

C 0 A L B l l. L S

/ vin.. nxpcinn. fn. .~nn|\

won`t amount to half the usual sum if you insml my l‘atenl Pressure Valve in your heat- ing system. Work will he lessened too --no bother, dust or wasted f`uel.

My patent Pressure Valve

will hcait every room in your home, uses very little ful-l and will pay for itself in one sea- son's use.

Write for testimonials or

call in and see frcedemonstra-

PU RITY OF PRESCRIPTION

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,very large number of drug stores in various parts of New York with an identical prescription, and when these were filled turned the whole product' over to an expert chemical analyst ,for investigation. .The verdict was ‘astonishing. Under-strength and ovcr-strength amounts of such power-

CUT ll0WN WINTER’S lil..“.§i‘i.?,i‘.11‘.i‘éi‘;Z“.»‘l§2*‘.?..€i..?,“il‘it2Z

c s about ii 20th of thc amount

ii e ordered being furnished; at acerttiin shop the bottle wns entirely innocent. of the drug called for by the pre- scription, being filled mostly with that economical specific, “aqua pu-

ra.”

It is a dangerous and reprehensible

thing to trifle with the lives of peo- ple in this way, and Charlottetonians should congratulate themselves on the integrity and skill of our local pharmacists.

The Two Macs, to whom The Guar-

dian is indebtcd for the above inter- esting information, have a systemat- ized prescription department that is of superior merit, judged by the rc-

in~ NADIAII PACIFIC n" flllllf-S5 ~ no omni smnsmvs

LA ll HAMPLAIN LA E ANITOBA _.. .. 81150

HIMPBEBBES . . . .. . .__ 851 I5

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Macs’ prescription department that an average of 6000 prescriptions are compounded every year, a record that any drugstore in Canada could well be proud of.

STOCK NOTES

John Anncar, Lower Montague, re-

serge suit trimmed with white satin ll

` M" Interesting News About u Recent Drug-Test in New York City i

.P1-1ri*fffllNr

‘ Steamer Halifax leaves every Tuesday at noon, for Hawkesbury, Halifax and Boston.

_ F A R E S

isi Class $|I~00 znd Class io 20 Round Trip I8

Passengers leaving Charlottetown _

"ictou on Wednesdays connect "

llalifax for Boston. _ RO

Rl ‘ ing steamer eaves 5 s.x1§i9l<IbA\_'s Ar Noon. TON

For furlner information apply ts

T. N I C 0 LI.

4-z5drlh6m. Agent, Charloaei

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Illlliutb lm” Q & lliv[o

The Popular route between Q\16\>¢¢» Montreal, Thousand Islands. T0f0Ul'0 and Niagara Falls. Elegantly 8<l\1lP‘ lied and thoroughly up-to-date stea- mers, leaving Quebec daily except Sunday, during May at 6.00 P. M.lor Montreal. From June lst., until Oc- tober 7th., daily except Sunday.

Commencing June 1st.'," stenmers

leave Montreal for Toronto daily ex- cept Sunday at 12 o'clock noon.

For time tables and further particu-

lnrs write,

M. P. CONNOLLY, - <

General Agent, Quebec. '

JUS. F. DOLAN, C. P. A., Montreal.

THOMAS HENRY, 'Q' "l

Traffic Manager, ` '

Montreal. ‘

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ST- JOIN-LIVERPOOL "9" ma 8 B ea" i ul Sm” sr asm-rirei. seor in 'rss wo no.

,,_______1_" 9, Br,,___,_________ ,,,_,,__,______ H, i.lydc_ mare with the renowned Stall- §g¢p-|- or ooos. .\'rl.AN1_’_l0___ll.m___&_€:~ Lake Manitoba ’l`hurs..lunn22 ‘"1 L'“5V°" aguln- Uwned bf DBl1l0l E"'°"Y °“‘d°°',"'°'“,2;’,“' Exgilagf smug..

"|151 ¢A|§|N Reid M Son. Victoria Cross, also Al- °'°“°}"4‘,§, ‘,,‘§','{;"’,\,° "Qi, 011". vi, ¢ ’

llMPRmsslrs............ :som l_en Shaw, Cardigan, mated another For 'ms eiaonmomr. FAU! £4113.

-tooth mare with the same Sire. Twin-Screw S. S. "OCEA A

0"; cg?" ¢‘B"‘_ éS°°°“d c“"l“) William Webster, Rolls Bay, owner riser-ci.Ass nouNo_'_rnii;_ pa- “,_

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of the King's Co. Champion foal of °‘“‘“°¢ S"”°°§°°"‘ f§,°"'M,§,,,\,,°

19, . , _ BeltCulsnson _e " °"°“ "Y °“°°" '*“"“‘- "" ‘““‘ i».~r.‘ai~n.'.¢.:.i.'.':.f.s..i'rm."'-“'r.._,.... .f

Now $l.80 to $2.40 each ,

' . .ccoun cum - _

Afeli ____________ __ _ _ en his draught innre with this sem. ,,____,_,,_,,,,,,,,___,,,,,,,_,,,,,,,,,,,,,__;,_:_,_____ ___&,

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usri-ius.li.i.-M. were espn, my §§,cH§$L%“&&\’}%h1&hi “ 15th 1911 Mrs Mar Metherall seven-i' driven e°e.l¢w1\\§,<2,°:“ M

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