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1\ii. Cswraus Conraxv. MONTRMLLNEW YORK

i1' save to by ui’thu‘ Province.

THE "PRI NCE EDWARD.”-Till

outward cargo of the Car Ferry steam- er yesterday included _thirty horses and

arge consignment of oats and pota-

ror Infants me ciiuareh . 12;... . V

Genuine Castnria

DAMAGE BY ICE -The heavy ice

which armed into the hai-hor dui-ins

the last few days carried away the wharf alongside the lobster hatchery'

ar the Block-house. ~ _,

FUNERAL YESTERDAY.-The re-

, 4 mains of Mrs. James A. Brown. whose

death occurred in this City on Monday

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ok place yesterday. Interment was

d i th P l’ Cemtr.The

fuiielalnwaselargglyesttendelif y~ is

"i' co/u. To Annivia.-The ioiiewins, vessels will arrive for A. Pickard &

Co., when ice permits; Schr's Maud

of Carter. Edward Grover, Circassian

ith lnvern08§_. :pen coal. and the

adeira with Sydgey Run of Mine.

9704-11-5-M11. i

POLICE COURT.A case against Ed-

ward Egan charged with keeping li-

or for sale was before the Court yes

' ln W

terday and resulted in defendant being.

» plies”

For Uver

" - , line 100 of three months An sbu

d 5 ~ '

ve language case was adjourned and drunk fined $10 or 30 days.

::ANY SMALL fancy groceries can

be delivered at your door by parcel post-Jenkins & Son. 9684-5-10~M1i

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and Mrs. Frederick Smallwood died

lthin' thepast two years. The fune-

ral will take place tiils morning af

Thlrl Years W

10 o'_clock frpmltthe residence of Mr. C.

H. Black; 185 Prince Street, thence

bycarriage Covehead Cemetery.

MRS. WILLIAM M. ROWE.

E'x.z,t'c°P.y °twr3PPer' val zxuvaun uounanv. ns- vans; an-v.

Mr_ William M. Rowe, of the Mc- onzild-Rowc Woodworking Company

D ol' this City will have the sincere sym

atli` the communi in the sore

il y of ly loss which he has sustained by the

oath of his wife who passed away ii.

- “f f f 1"" . , _ _ -1

nw»h f'l°<‘k bi' °“\'f\=‘2" ‘U ‘ "‘° lm" Ceme the r. E. isiiihn Hospital at 3 ireioci

" » '-°"Y- ‘yesterday afternoon. lt is just twt.

~-~l---- months since she became ill and en

ll MEMUHAIAM 1

ii'

M351 JOHN H|GG|N5- ` useful and happy Christian life, was

MRS. JOHN HIGGINS.

tored the Hospital. in the early stage

__-- of her illness, she seemed to improv;

Mrs. iliggins, widow of Mr. Julill iggins. Cliarlottetowii :iltcr a long, a

for ii time, but later her condition

ssumed u very serious aspect and she

grew gradually weaker. Throughout

*m ` called to her rest at :in early hour yes- hcr painful illiioss she maintained that

Many and especially thc older Deo- te

ple will regret io learn of the death S7 yours. The ilercuscil, formerly 1V- _

for her many friends who will ever

clong resident of (linilottctowii an cherish her inemoi Durin the st

of' Mrs. Iliggins, widow or ilic late] M

Mr_' John Higgins, which oc(-,\irrodVlif in this City ycsterilny morning. Slit- was hold in the highest esteem by all c

had reached the venerable agc of four w score years and seven, but for some-l w

time past had been in failing health. of the First Methodist Church and un- The late Mrs. Higgins, was an aunt til laid aside by advancing years, was of Mr . C. H. Black, and a sister of one of its most active workers_ Even the',ialc Mrs. Colonel Moore, and in the latter years of her life although M,-s. I~‘i't-derick Smsilwood. She was afflicted with blindness in addition to

Ii Christian lady a Pitominent mem- thc ordiiiairy infiniities of old age, her ber' of thc First Meitodlst Church. conversation was like at benediction an'd she has now gone ito her eternal to those who knew lici' lieaitiful Christ. reward. The funeral will leave the inn character_ Her husband prede- resii ence of Mr. (T. H Black. 18?. ceased her by s nuinber of years and

i .

Prince Street, this morning at 10 o'-ih

rdny morning nt the advanced ul-IG Of 0

iss Frances Bovyer. was un ulniostt

lieerfulness of spirit which always hnriictei-ized her disposition and won

'Y~ E lm

ouple of days it became apparent thai

lio came in contact with her. She her life could not be saved and the

as e. faithful and consistent member e

er only sisters, Mrs. Colo];p}Ml_._l9_pre,

nd came peacefully yesterday after

noon as stated. Deceased before hei marriage was Miss Katie L. McKenzie, daughter of the lute Mr. Lsuchlin Mc- Kenzie of Charlottetown, -formerly of St. Catherines. She was a member of Alpha _Rebeliha Lodge, IV_ 0. O. F., in which society she had been an active and very popular member both here and in Calgary. To her bereaved hus band the Guardian extends sincere sympathy.

"7 'SH' _ I

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Headache is not a diseas|?,i‘in§:_'i»

self, but comes as a warning to tell you, that there is something .wrong with the system. Consequentlywhen you stop a headache by the use of powerful narcotic drugs, you merely stifle the “danger signal” by which Nature tells you that there is trouble ahead.,

' -A starved condition of the ner- vous system is by far the most fre- quent cause of headache. You may be going too fast a pace and _burning the candle at both ends. The- ner- vous system has no opportunity to renew itsvigor, and the result is ner- vous iheadache. sleeplessness, indi- gestion and irritability.

sue. an

Toronto.

CUIIW,

not select a treatment that

aims to remove the cause of trouble by enriching the blood and building up the stgnvcd and exhausted nerves. Such is Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food, and the effectiveness of this food cure is so well known- that we scareclv need tell you about it. , `

_ In almost every ndwspapeg you

will find some cure reported as a rc- sult of using Dr. Chasc’s Nerve Food. The mentionfof it among your friends will reveal the fact; that nearly every- b_ody knows it as the standard medi- cine for_ diseases of the nerves and other ailments arising from a watery

condition of the blood. . t "

or Eiillllnlon,

talked imp ‘

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Prince 1-lead

5APT|3T C|‘iU|,i9H.-,-Services will

be conducted by Ro`v.~E. Calder, of Be~ asque in. the Beriislohmvh sz

COVQ

.hany on~8\mdoy. lla; 14th st 10 0

Tryon at M0; Westmoreland at 7. _-

_TENDER8 GALLED FOR

50 Yards of saud,.D0 ylrds of -stone 80 lvadlot lumber to .funn Agnew's farm 2 -miles out, send same to Park-. man & Son, 13 -Euston St.. - '

‘r 9708-M2i`_

LECTU_RE,_|N ZION- HALL.-'i‘o_. night 'rii\1f=‘i»v.n s pgm.. ni-_ :_ 1-i_ Bell will lecture in Zion Hall on"'PIl~ griinage to Pale.tlne," do not miss the opportunity of hearing this gifted

door. .

‘ 9707-Mll.

RETURNING TO CANADA.- A

cable received by Mr. Justice Has- zard announces that his son "Jack" now on overseas service in England with the 6th Ambulance Corps under Colonel Campbell-is about to leave for Canada to_iinlsh his fifth year in medicine at McGill_ All the fourth and fifth year medical students who volunteered are being granted .this privilege for.the,summer session_ .

ovsniue Mserina.-The in-st

meeting of the V Directors of the As- sociated Farmers ~Co-Operatlve Com-- pany Ltd., was held"in.Charlottetown,' on Tuesday,.May 8th. at 2 p. m.~ Mr_

tion of chairman. After adopting the by-laws and contracts as read and going through a considerable amount of routine business the meeting adjour- ned to meet again on Saturday, May t2ti1. at-11 a. m. when the officers will be elected for the ensuing year.

,::Pure Fruit Flavonrs exclusively

are used in the fillings for Liggett’s Chocolates wliiclf are sold and guar- anteed by all Rexall Drug Stores- McKinnon Drug Co_

._ ::Domestic -Shortening-a splendid article for use instead of lard. Jen- kins & Son. ' 9643-5~10M.1i.

"BEST KHAKI RIDING BREECH-

ES in town $5.00 at “The Hsberdash- ery." 9596

PERSONALS

Mr. J. _D_ McRae, Alexandra, was

among visitors to the City yesterday.

' Mi-I s. J. weuioek, city, len yes- terday on a trip to ‘Nova Scotia.

Mr_` and Mrs. Alex. 'Martin, Malloy-

,field, were in the city yesterday. '

Mr_ Archibald Irwin, King*s Print-

er, Charlottetown, went to Summer- side yesterday.

Miss Ethel Haszard, daughter of

Mr_ Justice Haszard, left yesterday on u visit to New York.-

Gunner J. F. Reid of the 11 Divis-

ion Ammunition Column, Halifax,

Mr. Victor Brennan was in the City

yesterday en route from Halifax to Summerside.

Mr_ A. McLean, M. L. A., and Mr.

Roy F. lVfc’.r»s:i. Lot 16 were in the (lity yesterday.

Rev. W. D. Wilson who has been

sponding some days on the Islandleft yesterday for Fredericton, N. B.

Mr. L_ J. Holman. ,city. left yester-

day on a business trip to Moncton and St. John.

Mr. and Mrs_ Gilbert Gaudet, city,

went to Miscouche yesterday to spend a few days.

ltev_ John Murchison fretumed to

.\lalpeque yesterday after a visit to his parents in Charlottetown.

Bombardier ninest Mcxinnori’ lea'

for Halifax yesterday after spending

in furlough at his home in Charlotte- own.

, Miss Alice Peters."who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Pequot. city, returned yesterday to her ,home in Rustico),___,,,__,, _ _V V V___j_'____V__ _

_The many friend »&~M~rs~.~ Cephas Mallstt. Union noslfitviii be pleased ,to hear that she is recovering after hei- jrecelit illness.

_ Mr_ Arthur Allen, Bnmmefside. is serving for a few days in the-Chai~ lottetown Post Office preparatory to going to the front where be has se- cured a position in the Army Postal Bilrvice. , ~ l ,~, Mr. M. P. Hogan and his daughter jAddie and son Edward, retuI‘,l1Bd'Yes~~

iterday from Denmai-k,‘N. S., whither

#hey had accompanied Vtlie'bDt‘lY Of tho' ima ni; region Hogan, ,whim win ,I»;ld to rest the fdm y plot at that ip ace. VV _

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on-ning-.ni

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speaker. Silver-collection at the'

Peter Cummisky ably filling the posl-N

arrived ln Charlottetown yesterday. '

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HOW do yoiir shirts treat .

you `when' they come

bsc'k~from the wash? Do the neckbands pinc_li,`or do they remain as comfortable as before? . This is in 'test

that few ncckbands meet.

R.” U _Red Label ”.

shirts can,because the neck- bandmaterials are thoroughly shrunk `_b_'q/ir: _the bands ai-_e cut. ~ - » Look for the “ Red Label."

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I' I The Williams, Greene dz Rome

* Co., Limited

Mahon of Fine Collar:

(Special to the Guardian.) BERLIN, May 9.-The Overseas News Agency reports that the Turks are making preparations for another advance on Egypt. Construction of the railway through the desert is being advanced rapidly. In view of the Bri- tish defeat at Quatia and the posibili- ty of another surprise attack the Bri- tish are conducting aeroplane raids along the front east of the cuual with the intention of destroying the rail- road. The native tribes have been deeply impressed by the recent Bri- tish failures.

::CAMEO is an excellent washing

compound 10 cents per cake.-Jen- kins & Son. 9684-5-11-M1l_

DEATH OF MRS. JOHN l-IEMPHILL

Very suddenly on Wednesday morn-

ing, the 19th lnst., at 10 'o'clock from heart failure there passed to her rest Mrs. John Hemphill of Burnt Point. Georgetown. Mrs. Hemphill had been ailing for the past two or three years and during the winter was confined to her bed for about two montiis, but in the last few days had been able to sit np s. little. The end came, how- ever, very suddenly thus in a moment passed out the soul of one, who had borne with cheerful resignation the burden of a long illness. She will be sorely missed in the home circle, as all who knew the deceased, found in her one whose spirit was light, a'i- ways looking on the cheery side of life. At the early-ageof 50. she has been called to pass from this world of suffering to that land where dwel- leth peace and rest forevermore. Mrs. Hemphill leaves to mourn, her husband, Cspt_ John Hemphill and ten of a family, five sons and five daughters: Milton, Guy. ivan, Ham- mond and Lornee The daughters are

’Grace Church '

Qgrrspnny Proccnt » ;, ‘

'A 'run canvas -Vi_i'i\i'o'rIo1viii."fi`iicriVtltss‘ inf 3. ‘ 1?he-imuoial liiasferl £1'i=¢“f¢

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A me an riememama of aemsiiéibie -Power. Embeuuhea 'wus ~ Beautiful -Nsaira1- seein s, The Story isRei>lete with . , .

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EXTRA `EXTRA EXTRA

. Special Announcement

The Management Begs to Announce thatf'Arrangements A have been made for appearance here on above dates

The Great All-English Comgany, picked .from The Leading Theatres of Lon on and Manchest-

er and the Distinguished Actor _

. ALBERT BROWN "

In the Famous British War Office Secret Service Play

E in i

A vital, gripping play, founded on facts and proving conclu~

sively the danger of the world's greatest menace

THE INFAMOUS GERMAN SPY SYSTEM

NO TRUE CANADIAN SHOULD MISS SEEING THI8 WONDER- ' F UL PLAY

~Wiiat the St. John Press says;

“One of the great dramas of' the age, must be seen to be ap-

preciated."-Telegraph.

“The best thing you can do this week is to see this wonder-

ful play_"-Standard. ,

' "To say it ought to be seen is too soft, it is a patrriotic

, duty."-Globe. '

Prices--50, 75, $1.00-Seat Sale Tuesday, May 9.

Rush Seats-Orchestra 50 cents. Balcony 35 cents_

Mail orders will be filled in the order of their receipt and

must be accompanied by check or money order. ,

This is not a moving picture

9592-5-6-M5l

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Julia and Alice (who returned from -Boston on Saturday to attend the funeral); Ella, Lilian and Carrie. The, funreal took place on Sunday the 23rd inst, when all the members of' the bereaved family were able to be- present. Capt. Hemphill and family have the sympathy of ii large circle of .sorrowlng relatives and friends.

::Mntchless Blend Tea-unexcelled

in quality 35 cents poi' lb, 5 lbs at 32c. Jenkins & Son. 9643-5-10M1l.

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PROVINCE OF QUEBEC,

District of Montreal.

` UNDER THE WINDING UP ACT. ' SUPERIOR COURT. `

N0. 59. ‘ Montreal-Canada Fire Insurance Com-

pany.

ln Liquidation

A winding up order has been grant-

ed in this matter and it meeting of the policyholders. creditors, shareholders and contributorles of the said Com- pany is hereby called for the first day on June.'1916 at ten of the clock in the f0l'€Il00n. in the Court Room No. 31 in the Court House at the said City of Montreal, to appoint a final liquidotor to the said Company. ”

N. Z. CORDEAU,

Farmers

You make no mistake in

sowing good seed.

-BUY-

Registered Oats

Banner Club Oats White Russian Wheat White chaff Wheat all graded in the Celebrat- ed grading plant of Joseph Read & Co. Ltd. Summer- side from carefully selected stock, and you have the best the market offers. These will repay you hand- somely in their extra field.

See these grains,5et prices

and leave your or ers with

MacKie & Nelson

Grafton Street East - V Opposite Davis A Fraser!

Charlottetown, P. E. I.

0555-G-4-Mthfs-30

Deputy Prothonotary, S. C. l

Entertainment _,___ _,__ __ ___ _____________ ,

Mrs. Parker Hooper. f » Miss Lucy Blanchard. -

Prof. wsu<i»_

- Prof. Hinton.

_ Mr. Arthur ‘Brucc `

nev.»Mi=. i.iiiisionns.'”~‘ f , 1 i A ~ ». ;_ . ,~ - o,7o_r.s-11-miuis.; .

, iR“dge

' ` ' Phone $14.

Manfac Iirel' of all kinds fine hair -

Hairuoods for alle. . . _ Hairdressing, Manloqrlng, Shampoo

0585-5-8M1Mo.pd. U V ,

The following artists will take part VV

in Grace Concert on Tuesday next. _ ‘

Miss Jacqueline Mc.Donelli.

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