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A Trusty Thermometer

_There is apt to be some in-

teresting weather before long and you will want to know how warm it is.

Q \ VVe have all s'orQ of relia-

ble thermometers fron;-"2`5e. to $2.50 each. \\'c_,Ilavc’ algo; special bath and dziiry ther- lnonleters.

A Protection

. A clinical or fever ther- mometer should be in every home especially where there are childrcll. .»\ good one gives uncrrillg \\'al'ning of thc

approacll of serious aillllents. a

Prices. 75c. up to .$2.50 each.

J. G. Jamieson

DRUGGIST

4 - 4 1

The Latest

| Cut Glass

of the finest quality just ' opened_ up. The patterns are entirely new, compris ing in part

~ Water Jugs

Fruit Bowles TumblerS _ Nappies, etc.

G. H. Taylor

Ieweller & Optician 1

TIDE TA BLE

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. JUNE.

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June--1st to 4th. variable. 5th to

llth. hot wave. 10th to 14th, storm period. 15th to 18th. cool wave. 19th to 23rd, sweltering period. 24tll to 27th. tllunder showers. 28th to 30th, gloomy. damp and drizzly weather.

ly ! - ~ DIARY OF EVENTS.

F. SB. S. M. Tu.

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 W. 24 Th. 25 26 27 if 30

TO-DAY.

City Magistrates Court. il a.m.

Prince Edward. 7 alld 8.45.

I’eople's Theatre, 7.15 and 8,45.

Cheese Board.

BIRTHS l

MacVle.-To the Rt-v. W. P. and Mrs. Macvir-, at lilo P. E. I. Hospl. tal, on the 25th instant. a dauglltcr.

DEATHS M

McCABE.-'Af' lofln. on June 25,' Mrs James l-icCabo. aged eighty-seven. Funeral to-morrow. Sunday, at three o’clock. from St Michac-l‘s Church.

NlInsrd's Llnlment Oo.. Llmltsd.

Gentlemen.-Last Winter l received

great benefit from the use of MIN- ARD'8 LlN'lMEN'l‘ in s severe attack of Lsoripos. and I have frequently proved it to be very effective ln cases ol lnnammstlon.

Yours,

Pit" -.\ 4 \..,

__ w. A. nofrcmssow.

“Keep your eye opened for PA-

,'i‘0Nl Dollar list Next Week.

1ll'l-4-I8-lil. ‘

TEN DERS

ELLIS RIVER FERRY--PRINCE

COUNTY

SEALED TENDERS will be recoiv-

ed at this Department until noon on

MONDAY, JUNE 21. 1915

from any person or persons willing to contract for the carrying of passen- gers, baggage, vehicles, horses, cat- tle, sneep. calves, swine. grain, flour, meal and vegetables over and across the above ferry for a term of one or three years fronl the lst day of April. 1915, in terms of the Act 3, William 4. Cap. 8.

A gasolenc scow will be supplied by

the Department for the performance of this service.

Tenders must express the rates of

ferriage on ,thc above severally. bag- gage. flour and meal at per one hun- dred pounds and grain and vegetables at per bushel.

The names of two responsible per-

sons willing to become bound for the faitllful performance of the service nlust accompany each tender.

The Department does not bind it-

self to accept the lowest or any ten- cr.~

For further particulars apply to this

otlice.

L. B. lvlcMlLLAN. ` Secretary of Public Works

Department of Public Works. Char-

lottetown, P. E. island. Juno 9, 1915. 11162-6-12Msm4iEsm4i

_I -é 5

Mortgage Sale

66 Acres of Valuable Land on Lot 48 in Queens County.

'l`o bc sold by public auction at the

Court llousc. in Charlottetown, in Queens County, on Tuesday, the thir- teenth day of July. A. D., 1915. at the hour of twelve o’clock noon:

All That tract. piece or parcel of

land situate, lying and being at Kin- locll, Lot or Township Number Forty- eight, i.n Queens County. in the pro- vince of Prince Edward Island, bound- ed and described as follows. that is to say:- On the south by the farm of Charles Wood, on the west by the Cardiff farm, on the north by the farms of George Mutcll, Edward Kol- ly, Mrs, Martill Flood and Finlay Mc- Phail, and on the east by the farms of Finlay MePllail and John N. Stew- art. containing sixty-six acres of land a. little more or lcss, together with thc appurtenances.

The above sale will take place ull-

dcr and by virtue of a power of sale contained in a certain indenture of Mortgage bearing date the twelfth day of May, A. D., 1905, made bc- twcen Lemuel Stewart of the first and l~`rt-dcrick Peter Stewart, now deceased, of the otller part.

l-`ol' furthcr particulars apply at

the office of Mr. Calvin D. McCallum, Solicitor, DcsBrisay Block, Chaiottc- town.

Dated this 11th day of June, A. D.,

1915.

ANN STEWART.

Administratrix of all and singular

the goods, chattels, rights and credits of the said Frederick Peter Stewart. 1374-6-12MS5i.

czmnomn oovenumnr hallways

.l,Ii.l.EF.‘.?.9H?.*il9.¥

Murray Harbor' Branch

CHANGE IN TIME.

Commenclng 28th inst., a daily

double train service will go into effect on the Murray Harbor Branch as follows:

Passenger train will leave Murray

Harbor 7.00 a. m., arrive at Charlot- tetown 9.45 a. m.. returning will leave Charlottetown 3.10 p. m., arrive at Murray Harbor 5.55 p. m.

Mixed train will leave Charlotte-

town 8.15 a. m., arrive at Murray Har- bor 11.45 a. m.. returning will leave Murray Harbor 2.00 p. 'm. arrive at (Tlllllottetowrl 5.35 p. m.

Distict Passengers Agent‘s Ofiicc.

Charlottetown, June 17th, 1915.

1274-ti-18M8i.

DOMINION DAY

Single Fare Goillg July 1. Returing July 2.

Fare alld One Third. Going Juno 29, 30. July 1. Returning July 3.

Ocean Limited Daily

Dept. Halifax. 8.00 a. m. Arr. Mon-

treal, 8.05 a. m. following day. Con- llcctioll via Point du Chene daily cx- cept Sunday.

Panama Pacific Exposition San Francisco

.S, S, . nearest lntcrcolonial Ticket Agent.

W. K. ROGERS,

_into by your firm." They, the Commit-

For latest information regarding ' '

fare route time tables. consult "ls the Tlme to Tog

City 'Picket Agent. h

1633-6-2641 Charlottetowllm 1m_6_25_3i_30t only

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IPPRECIIITIOII

Milton. P. E. Island,

June 24th, 1915.

P. H. Trainer & Son

Dear Sirs,-The Committee appoint-

ed to look after the repaintlng, var- nishlng and decorating the interior of St. John's Church, Milton at its meet- ing last evening. (June 23rd) "desires to express its high appreciation of the most satisfactory way in which you have fulfilled the cont~,ract entered

tee, desire that a copy of this resolu- tion be given you and that the papers be asked kindly to publish the same.

Believe me on behalf of the Com-

mittee

_ Yours Truly,

SAMUEL TRIVETT.

Rector,

Liberal-Conservative Convention

A Liberal-Conservative Convention

to nominate candidates for the First District of Queen's County, and to transact other business ill the inter- ests of the Association, will be held at Bradalbane on Saturday. July 3rd, at 2 o’clock p. nl.

Each poll will please send five dele-

gates.

W. H. HOGAN, (Tonvcncr. Hope River, Julie 23, 1915.

1642-6-26nl7i.

L _ l

See Goff Bros. One Dol-

lar Footwear Window

Also Goff’s Celebrated Ad-

justable Neck-Band Shirts, Regular $1.50 For $1.00. Now

For Wednesday June

M i 1 li

i ;

:.4

word each continuation. Cash

. charge Twenty-five cents.

E /

it GUARDIAN CLASSIFIEIIIIIJS. -

One cent per word first insertion In this column, half cont per 1

must accompany order. Minimum ,

Agents \Vanted Ao'E'r'~E"§_\/1/`ANi‘ E li"'1"`<i>"€E EC"`F`6`l'i

tile old reliable Foothill Nurseries. Wc teach our men to sell. Experi- ence unnecessary. Highest commis- sions paid. Handsome frce equip- ment. Stone & Wellington, Toronto. Ont. 1050-6-26ME27i. -1i»

llelp \Vn.nted--Fenml-:

WANTED. - AN EXPERIENCED

girl i'or general llollscwork. Good wages. Apply at once to Mrs W. B. Prowse, 148 Euston Street.

1618-6-"5nl3i

..»

WANTED.-A GIRL FOR GENERAL

housework. Apply 166 Kent Street.

1591-6-24m3i

wrn+'sere*l's'ls_/.racy/'71-Mo.

rell Hotel. 2068-6»23m3l.

vT§\~T1‘E'o-'A QTRL. APP|.v AT THE

Eldon Hotel. 2047-6-22mtf.

FV l - -- -

L. O. A.

The u-sual Grand Orange Celebra-

tion will be held on thc Exhibition Grounds. Charlottetown, on Monday. July 12.1915.

lt has been persistently reported

that there would not be a Celebration this year, but the Committee believe there is greater reason than ever why this great national and patriotic cele- bration should bc a glorious success.

The Protestant Orphanage is In

greater need of funds during this cri- tical period than if there was no war. Every cent raised will hc for the benefit of that most worthy illstltu- tion.

While thousands oi’ our brethren

and fellow citizens are at the front ilzhtinll the battles of freedom the committee believe that thousands of our people at honlc will be glad to allow their devotion to the cause of freedom by nlliting with us in tho celebration ol’ tho Glorious Twolfth.

l’ostcrs and full particulars will be

published in a few days.

Committee-W. W. McPHEE.

GEO. T. CRAWFORD C. E. McDUFF. S. B. FRENCH.

A. A. McDONALD.

2063-6»211m3l.

WANTED-A 'e."lRL Fon GENERAL

housework. Apply 83 Upper Prince street. 1440-6-17Mtr

Ilclp \Vante<l-lila-le 1/`i/')¢\`1`\Tl'"E"|5'.`-T-*ATF E“G1s‘FE"l=TEb ""o'R

experienced drug clerk. Apply

Ellis Pharmacy, Montague.

1616-6-25m6i

L_..__,_1l1_i§EelL=,ne<&__,_ FOR HIRE, A FAST MOTOR BOAT,

by day or hour. Terms reasonable. Phone 350_t>r 106. 71579-6~2iMtf.Y on/u:>uA1'E N`U'nsE,"`cAN TAKE

all cases. nervous preferred. Apply" by mall to Nurse, 273 l)orcllester‘ Street E. 1615-6-25nl3i

I ._ _, 1 Situations Vacant

$2.50 PER DAY FOR DISTRIBUT-

ing "WORLD'S GREATEST WAR” Up to date book. Whirlwind seller. Linscott Company. Brantford, Ollt.

SALESMEN- EXCLUSIVE LINE

for city, town or country. Big earnings guaranteed. Permanent all year job. No experience necess- ary. Write Luke Brothers, Limited, Montreal.

WANTED-AT ONCE A GENERAL

servant. Good wages. Apply to Mrs. James, Pownal street.

1285-6-tlmtf.

WANTED.--GIRL FOR GENERAL

housework. Apply 248 IIGraiton St.

1373-6-12Mtf.

WANTED--LADIES TO DO PLAIN

and light sewing at home, whole or spare time; good pay; work sent any distance, charges paid; send sta`mp for particulars. National Manufacturers Company. Montreal.

For Sale

FOR SALE-A MOVING PICTURE

machine at lluli’ price, practically new. with electric and gas equip- mcllts. Satisfaction guaranteed. Apply in person or write Bruce Yeo. Audltoriulll. Montague.

1607-6-25M3lpd.

FOR SALE.-PURE BRED COLLIE

pups. Apply Gordon McEachcrn. 27 Spring Street. 1585-6-24m3l

FOR SALE-MOTOR BOAT, RUBY,

25 feel. 15 h. p. Engine. Apply at odice of Auld Bros. . Ltd.

15806-24-M31.

FOR SALE,TWO BUILDING LOTS

centrally located on King St. Apply Benj. Carter & Co. 2038-6-22M6l.

P. E. 1. RAILWAY DOMINION DAY

JULY lst, 1915

A SPECIAL TRAIN will leave Char-

lottetown at 8.30 a. m. for Summer- side, returning will leave ~Summersi¢1e at 7.30 p. nl. sharp.

No 18 train will not leave Murray

llarhor until 6.00 p. m., giving ex- cursiollists to points on Murray Har- bor branch an extension of the ordin- ary time.

,District Passenger Agent's Oilice,

Charlottetown, June 23rd, 1915.

15898-24M6i.

NOTICE

All claims against the Es-

tate of the late Geo. E. Auld must be filed before the 26th of June 1915.

The Eastern Trust

Executors of the Estate of

' the late Geo. E. Auld

154 Richmo

1 St.

. Cllsrlottstr

FOR SALE-A cottage with all modf

ern improvements. Apply on prem- ises, l59 Water Street.

2031-6-22M6ipd

_ Mfr M

’l‘o Let TO LET-Furnished front bed room.

with kitchen privileges. Apply to

_ Phone No. 514.* 5 _ 1161-ti-25_M3i To LET.-oNE Ro'oT/1, No_aoA1-'roi

Apply 65 Prince Street.

1614-ll-25m3l

p , , ,___,1@11¢_rs_Vi1;=_st9_d__1__ WANTED-Teacher, male preferred,

supplement $40. for Campbellton School. Call, telephone or write, W. S. Found. Sec‘ty. 1610-6-25M3i

WANTED.-A FIRST-CLASS MALE

teacher. experienced preferred, for principal of Emerald High School. Supplement $75. W. H. Drighan. Secretary of Trustees. 1587-6-24m2i

TEACHERS WANTED -- “FIRST

and Second Class License teachers for Saskatchewan and Alberta rur- al schools, commencing next Allg- ust. Salaries $72010 $780 per an- num. Full particulars supplied. Ap- ply Canadian Teacllers' Agency, Re- gina, Saskatchewan and Calgary, Alberta." 2357-6-23-ME12i.

WANTED EXPERIENCED MALE

Teachers' graduates, by the School (iommissiollers of Westmount for Standard VII of the Public Schools. Initial salary not less than $1,000 per annum. Applications will he re- ceived up to June 30th by W. Chalk, B. A., Secretary-Superintendent, 1 Stanton St., Wostmount, P. Q.

FOR SALE - A PETERBOROUGH

canoe. 16 feet in length, in good con- dition. Apply 235, Euston street.

1257-6-17mtf.

FOR SALE.-Offers will be received

at the Water and Sewer Department.

City Hall, _from ‘parties wishing to purchase . a B alfa Underwriter Steam Pump. 96 h.p., capacity 2,000.- 000 gallons por 24 hours. Pump ls ready to run. 1052-5-l8mtf

.1-ronnlsl.E oaA'rH I AT New ol./lscow

New oLAsoow. N. s1*.Jllne 2o.-

ABNER CREOWE MET radical drill his clothing came in con-,

| ._ l \/Vallted

WANTED-A FURNISHED RO0M'_

in private fanllly. Answer by letter , Miss Read, 31 Hillsborough St.

1571-6-24-M3ipd .

rARM WANTED.- NEAR CHAR-

lottetown. Must have good buildings and prices right for cash. Apply A.- B.. Box 116, Guardian Office.

1436-6-17Mtf.

tact with tho rapidly revolving wheel, and wound about thespindle, whirlinl” the unfortullsts mall against various objects with .such force as to cause in-

l\lJI\BI' (7l'B0W0. B500 Silly-five. all em- stant death. The deceased came to ployee of the Maritime Bridge Com- New Glasgow ‘two years ago from puny here, was instantly killed on Londonderry. Colchester County. He Saturday. tile result of an accident at was married and with his family re- that plant. While he was operating a sided on Townsend Avenue.

HIPPIIIIIIES lil IHE WIIK

Mr. and Mrs. Rogers leave Gov-

ernment House sarly next week after four years occupancy. They will be greatly missed- by a large circle of. friends. The many patriotic, philan- thropic and missionary organizations in the city loss'a valued patron and president 'ln Mrs. Rogers, who has been indefatisabls in furthering every,

good cause. In Alberton Mr. aglid Mrs. Rogers will occupy a beauti I new

away from the city Mrs. Rogers hopes to continue as far as possible her ac- tive interest and participation in the various institutions with which .she has been connected during her resi- dence here. ~. if _ ,I C

His Honor the`Governor and Mrs.

Macdonald do not expect to take up residence in ,Government House for several weeks. A good deal of repairs and renovation have to be undertak- en and thl.s will be carried through by the Public Works Department be- fore the new governor and his family come to town.

U l U

Tile Presbytsrial met ill Summer-

slde this week and the meetings were nlost interesting alld well attended. Mrs. Rogers, the President and Mrs. Pllompson, late missionary frolll Trinidad were among the important

delegates. * _ _

A slender arch of ferns in front of

the altar with masses of pink peoll- les, field daisies and ferns, decorat- ed St. George's Church. St. Anile dc Bellevue, Montreal, Thursday after- noon for the wedding of the incum- bent. Rev. Charles Frederick Lan- caster, M. A.. to Miss Georgina Eve- lyn Cox. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Cox, oi’ Charlottetown, P. E. l. The service, at which Venerable Arch- deacon Paterson Smyth unrelated, was fully choral. with the choir in attend- ance, and Prof. Stanton played the wedding marches. Mr. P. W. St. George gave away tllc bride \vho wore :\ costume of sapphire blue nloire. white hat with wllite roses, and tt :lllower bouquet of roses, liliesof-the valley. and maiden In-llr fern. Mr-. Charles Stephen and Mr. Robert Hol- comb acted as nsllors. The hride's father alld nlotller come up fronl Char- lottetown, the latter wearing a black silk costume, and a hhlck hat willl white plume. Mrs. W. I’. St. George wore a black silk gown ami black hat, trimmed with black and \vllitc tullo. Mr. and Mrs. llnllcaster left inlllle- dlately on the Ocean Limited l`or Baie des tfllalellrs to spend the llollcyluooll ralllping at New Carlisle. At the close of the evening service, on Sunday, Rev. Mr. Lancaster was presented by his parishioners and friends with a purse of gold.

B ll lk

The weather played havoc this wock

with all out-door sports, so tllat re- creation was practically at a stand- still. lf the Golf Links are in a con- dltioll for playing this afternoon a lllixcd foursomcs (handicap) will bc played. The llostcsscs for the ten hour will bc Mrs. Bnrtlcit and Miss llarllctt.

'll Ill S

Mrs. lt. li. Smith. of Alnherst, was

thc Ilosless of a cllarnlillg card party on Thursday evening last, for hcr guest, Mrs. Brennan, of Sumnlersidc. Auction was played at seven tables and the very pretty prizes were won by Mrs. Harris Hagan and Mrs. Bell- jamin Swetnam. Mrs. Brennan is now visiting Valcartier, where her husband, Capt. Brennan, of the (itll Mounted Rifles, is stationed. -

ll l li

Among the home-comers this week

wllo are being gladly welcomed Is Mrs. Leo-Spencer, of Calgary, wllo with her two children, will spend the summer with Mr. and Mrs. Justice llaszard.

1 U l

Mrs. Philip Palmer, who has been

the guest of her brother. Major A. A. Bartlett and Mrs. Bartlett. leaves ear- ly next week on return to her home in St. Jollll.

V 0 ll l

The young people wllo enjoy Tennis

are looking forward to nice weather to-day so that they may have a plea- sant afternoon for their tea, the host- esses to be Miss llegan. the Misses Taylor and Miss E. Haszard.

Il Q i

Although the weather was cold and

damp on Monday last, the St. Janlcs Tennis Courts were kept busy during the afternoon and evening, ami sev- eral well-contested sets were played especially hy’the gentlemen. Toe was served in tho schoolrooln by Mrs. Bur- IIUU- M155 W0l‘tll. Miss ’l‘homsoll and Miss Irving.

C U O

Mrs. W. Green, of Now York, has

arrived in Charlottetown to spend part of the sumnler with her daughter, Mrs. Carson Flood.

O I O

Miss Mary Davies. daughter of Sir

Louis and Lady Davies. has left Otta- wa to visit-her brother, Mr. Tom

Davies, and Mrs. Davies in Edmonton.

Miss Barrett had a delightful clos-

ing for her little ones yesterday at the Kindergarten, when a number of lllvlted guests and parents were pre- sent. The exercises were pleasantly terminated by a party greatly to the delight of the little tots.

U U O- '

Miss Bsssle~C. MacKay, whose mas

risge is announced for June 30 in St. James Church. was the guest of honor at a Kitchen Shower given for her on Wednesday evening by Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Hornby. A delightful evening was passed in Auction Bridge. Mrs. L. J. Rcddin being the fortunate prize winner. Refreshments were

daintily served, after which the lttide- to-be was "showe__r_ed" with many' ery useful gifts. l . , "

U O U

Colonel ings 'is being welcomed

homs.from Valcartiar. although his furlough. ls caused by an injured knee, his horse having fallen, pinning the colonel to the ground.

home erected for them,iand althohglt:

Two Shows Thu,” y

A 1&s.4s EDWARD slnlaii

The Universal Film Company Presents

“A WOMAN’S DEBT”

. with Cleo Madison

Prize Gold Seal Sensational Society Drama

in Two `,“f‘*‘

An Unusual Story of the Worltings of ea_W ` Mind

“Wh Sh ` C fsio §`Ed.,W't, GE$it-7° if

en elT’el9sIdiialnIloss.-~l’}%'la .-5- §

The .Ltlbill C0l'l'lD3l'ly Pl‘€S6l’ltS “ Two Aristocratic

Ormi Hawley ' - -

and - Penltents.”

Earl Metcalf , Special Exclusive Vita-

in graph Release. The charms

“The Friendship of §is<ifb§i.i.“§i‘li.'h'i10li)al'i.iili

Lamond”

his wife proves she is just

A Two Part Drama of

as attractive. ,

Extraordinary Merit

Hearst Selig Weekly

“ R A 1 THOSE G§0vl¥L'§RS., w. c. EDWARDS

A Hilarious Comedy In PGDUIHY S0085-

‘|11 | I

Dollar Da

Wednesday, June 30th

. \\"t~ have :selected al big siocli of UNIC l)OLl..-\l{ ilr\R-

(1.'\lNS for that day. Bargains that will make il well worth

:l visit to our store, you cannot afford to miss tllcln.

\\`t- can only nlention here :l few of them.

loo latest and best books by popular authors; regular

price $1.25 to $1.50. Dollar Day Price, $1.00.

25 New ll:u\\\norl\'.~‘: regular $1.25. Dollar Day Price, $1.

1.’ .1 ball t_‘roi|uet Sets; regular $1.25 for $1.00.

Scores of bargains in China and (ilassware, $1.25 to $1.50,

wortll for $1.00. Dollar Bargains all over the store, ill Fancy floods, Leather floods, Sporting Goods, etc. Come in and see.

M 0 rter & Co., Ln.

O sl:

NOTICE if

_ Owing to the continued increase in the cost of all Metals during the War, we are obliged to withdraw all prices on Copper, Brass

and Bronze Goods, from this date. c

June 24th, 1915.

ce Stewart & Co., Ltd I

il i

Amvns the private functions given many co rs supmsq "gpg “-

fe 1-1 C

5 PRINCE

_ oull. The ds. eorations were unique, a Mssnnfc touch being given by a large square and compass, outlined with frosted lights o one side the dining-room, The centre piece was a mound pool bank. ed with flowers, among which birds of

given by Mr. and Mrs. D

1'1"- T110 suosts warahhr and Mrs( Barry Bent. Amherst; Mr. and Mrs. MCDUUSAII. Sydney; Misses Stonham. Yarmouth; Bhaiieur. Annapolis; Alex- Hudra. Halifax: Ellis, Newfoundland. “lid UMW. Amherst.

for the VA img Ehrman' W" "' dh‘"°‘° “Nil 8 Boat 0 ` causetf

mc# laixhter .fm mm aging sto!"

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“is good,,_.tea’f

Tfyapackage