5.45

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Strength T0' "Fruit-_a,.t|ves’l_ 3;;

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Good Photography

ga Modems Prices. ~ "_f.,‘ - Personal attention to Am-‘ '.°f

our o,tography;_ ~' » ff.

[hone 6_8-J. '~ _ _ “"1"

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PLEASING others ismore , than sentiment- it’e almost an obligation.

' Your family and friends wantyour photograph. Make

the appointment today at

'llie Bayer Studio

The Magdalen Islands S. S.`Co. Lid

The S. S. Amelia carrying H. M.

mails, passengers and freight leaves Picton every Monday and Thursday af- ter arrival of morning express from' Halifax, for the Magdalen Islands call-

|.lll.' going and coming at Sourls.

CHA8. W. IVEB, Agent. Picton.

W. H. Starrett, Mana er, Amherst.

Harbor, lg. 'l._

182-0~3MtI.D0o.25tlL

Eastern Steamship Lines

ALL-THE-WAY BY WATER.

. INTERNATIONAL LINE.

8. 8. CALVIN AUSTIN AND GOVER-

" NOR DINGLEY._

COASTWISE SERVICE

.Leaves St. John Mondays. Wednes- days and Fridays at 9.00 a. m., for i Eastport, Lube; Portland and Boston.

Return- Leave Central Wharf, Bos-

ton, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri- days at 9.00 a. m., for Portland East-

port, Lubeo and St. John.

_ DIRECT SERVICE. ' Leave St. John Saturday only at 7.00 p. ni. ,

Return-Leave Boston Sundays ou-

ly at 10.00 8. m. , ` t MAINE STEAMBHIP LINE. I Direct between Portland and New York. Steamship North Land and North Star.

Leave Franklin Wharf. Portland..

Tues., Thurs., and Sat., at 0.30 p. ni.

Also Mondays at 10.30 a. m., June 19-,

to Sept. 11, inc.

METROPOLITAN LINE.

Direct between Boston and New

York. _

~‘ -- _ 13% Hours. _

Route via Cape Cod Canal. '

. Express Steel Steamship! Massac- husetts aud Bunker Hill.

Leave North Side india Wharf,

Boston week days and Sundays at tl p. m. Same Service returning frfom Pier 18. North River, Foot of Murray St. New York City. St. John City Ticket Ofiice, 47 King St. A. C. Currie, Agent, St. John, N. B.

A. E. Flaming, 1'.I;, A P. A. 8t_ John

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Time Table

ROCKY POINT FERRY if S. S. IIILLSBORO

Leave Ch.’l'own Leave R. Point ,7.00 A. m. 7.30 A. M. Mo I U ll I 100?) aux 0.90- A. M. . . 11.00 " 11.80 "

1.80 P. M. ,~* ,

2.90 'f - .-

s_:i0 " " 4.30 " " 0.80 “ ~ "

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7.35 Dept. Charlottetown Arr. 1

3,30 Hunter River

9_02 ' Emerald Jet. -

` 9.27 Kensington

_s_s`o Arr. Sumiherslde Dept.

P.M. A.M. A.M. 3.45 11.50

_ 5.00

W§Ny ‘£235

0.22 7.00

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RUr|_~_A_TIYESn’the>mu.ve||ou§-_ lf8l’tillll§ 01' l\ll)lCl'l|)tI0l1l

B . Fruit-a-tives" tones up and invigor-

the whole system. . a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size, 250.

t all dealers or sent postpaid by 1* mit- tives Limited, Ottawa

I Jewelry

_ If you want honest goods at honest prices you will not forget us when about to purchase aWatch, Clock orarticle of Jewelry

Special attention given

to repairing of Watches e c.

C. W. Patterson .Ieweller

gi' -5 .pq To

Ellis Pharmacy Ltd.,

Montague,is giving away to their customers a Tooth Brush worth 251:

with each purchase of

iooth :Paste or Powder.

This offer will hold good until July 10th when we will change our ad.

Ellis Pharmacy, Ltd.

Montague, _P. E. I. .

l

ved_more cases of Slomacli, l.¢'1_'rr,f f01'|¢'; . /Glory and Skin Trouble.: Man* anim other medicine. In severe cases. BW Rheumatism, Sclatlca, Lumbngo,f inthe Back,-Impure Blood, Nou., Th, 1,:-j Chronic, Headaches, Chronisi to pi Jtipstion 'and Indigeationf “Fruit-, "lid es" has given unusually effective :lm

nsuiu. sy its cleansing, 1,....|.,,,, ° 5* pow rs' on the eliminating organs,

Ch

PLANT ENE

The S. S. Halifax will sail from

kesbury and Halifax every W-adnes-‘ day may remain aboard steamer Tuesday

night without extra charge. For fur-t ther information apply to '

Ch

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CANAli>I1zAi§cslsnwAnn isi.AND ' -

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arlottetown for Boston via Haw-

at 8 A. M. Outward passengers

JA8. CARRAGHER.

AGENT.

ariottetown, P. E. l. -

10.20 9.03 8.00

10.15

9.20 - 8.48 6.15 8.23 5.30 8.00 4.50

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540 “Asn Y 12.00

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Charlottetown Arr.

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St. Peters

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Vernnn River

Murray Harbor Dept-

All Thine, unless marked, run da`ty Sunday excepted.

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Monday on business. Mr George

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flag

and

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at Fortune, the hay especially.-F

1 ENROLMENT N0. 81.

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HAMMOND KELLY.

' Imported Clydesdale

'l`ll0llNEIIAlE 17623

ENROLMENT NO. 86.

JAMES ROPER.

- HAMMOND KELLY,

Owners.

farmers in 1915 McKinney, 2.11% stands second in this respect with 58,

in the stud before being trained for the fall races. He will be in the hands of the veteran, Mr. John 0. ‘Brien, Boushaw, and will be at his s bles on May 20 leaving there on Monday morning, May 22, travelling through Crapaud to Jabez Lea’s, at

the Old Glo y

last and will be given a short season

ta

ovet- night, May 24 to Walter Fouud’s noon, then to Austin McNoill‘a, Stan- ley Bridge, over night, May 25, then

9888 5 20Msmwt!

*IT PAYS to buy in this Province *ONE CENT Der word each in

..°1'HE PARIBHIONERB OF ST. Cash mustacoompany order.

ER'8 will hold their great annual --

'M. 8., ACORN is Guardian ro- matinee races this summer, every Fri- entatlve in Sourls and will be day of each week. The tlrst will be sed to receive items of uews.ad- held on Friday July 7, and each suc-

*SCHOOL RE80LUTlON.- The present each day. There is no admis- wing Resolution was passed ull- sion charge. N0 prile given. Here ously by the ratepayers of Rollo ig an excellent opportunity tp oduwte Wes; School District, No. 107 your young and green horses and the

gs County at their annual meet- Association trust. all interested in the held on June 20, 1016. Resolved welfare of the standard bred horse t the ratepayers here present wish will try and make this a success. ace on recordftheir opposition to Races start at 2 p.m. - 756-7-6M6l. summer vacation 'and would

ugly urge the Board of Education _ _ ve the people of this province a S . `~_ . ` nee to- vote on this important _ . ' »

question at the earieat opportunity ,william A. whine. secretary.

*FORTUNE.- Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer Harris of Fortune were in '*"“ Souris, Monday on a business trip. Despite the rainy weather Wednes-

s. Chas. Stevenson or Fortune was day evening. a large number of invit-

uri o M nday. Mr Alfred ed gli 5 Of

Burke Bay Fortune was ln Souris on Mr. and Mrs. Caphas Mallett, Union

Clarke, Little River was in Souris on ie) who has enlisted with the No. 5 Monday with is load of produce. Mr. Siege Battery for Overseas Service.

as. Dingwlll, Fortune Bridge is After an impromptu program had

busy securing lumber and other ma- been thoroughly enjoyed by all, Miss terial, and men for -the work of rush- Louise Essery read the following ad-

to completion a handsome resid- dress to Gunner Mallett and Miss

once for Mr. Elmer Harrie. Mr. and Nom Abbott presented him with a Mrs'W-B. Mills Little River and Mr. wi-istier which in behalf or the resid-

Mrs Thomas Riley Dimdass were mtg gf Union Road,

among recent visitors to Sourls- Mr. Dear Archioz- It is with feelings James Mills of Little River attended of dean regret that weprhe people of the Baptist aSSOcili»tI0ll Ili Ha28lbr00k. Union Road learn that you have given The Lobster season is over and pack- up your pogmon' in the Bank of

“W1 fl3ll9\`lll9ll lil UNB Vlflllllty fe' Montreal and have enlisted in the s line springs work. oodllsh are No. 5 siege Battery. Bur at the same

l'9P°l'l-ell DIGHI-lflll bill. bill! If 'V013' time we are proud to add one more scarce- The owns are lookin: good nam.. to the list of our brave boys

for their King and Country.

1.4 '(Ii`hoi}ilgllil your friends ‘lliloth in Union

Mayor Todd. 2.18%, is too well is, ,.

known to need anything said of him. rrflhaklf Came ’ in order w don the

honors in show ring and ou race A5 a s0|d|e,._ you Wm meet with H

track are history. 1-le comes of two of great many temptations but we are ul 8l'09I95I- fam"l°_B in U19 WWW _ sure, from our knowledge of vour past

dd. 2.14% Blld AICUYDB UCKIIUIUY life, you will meer every trial iiobly

families. His coits have been the larg- and that you will serve not only vour est prize winners when shown. He will King but M30 your King of Kings in be found at the stables of Francis W. H manner that Wm bring Credit to HUKIISB. Grafton Street. yourself as well as to your parents

'I`erms:- Season, $15.00; insure and friends.

\20.00. Mares at owner’s risk. You were always a ready helper in

Owner. tsiidont in your Sunday School Class,

the teacher and members of which

wish to say t hat their prayers am]

you many friends.

..‘:.f'°.‘..':: :i‘s‘:..*.iz:1';;‘:.>;*.£‘.°:;'.::1‘h -» on ’ foaled A ru 26 1912 imported abode in rlie city you have been a froth Bcotlaudlb Smithk Richardson welcome Visitor in °‘"° midst whe" Columbus Ont yaud purchased there' 5'0"' duties ln mei-'B““k Dermmed by Mr Jaime! iioper of RWM. Bm." you to spend a holiday in the country. Royalty will stand for the season at N°W 1" P“""“€- We “K Y°“ to-*W

they 'tables of Frances W_ Hughes' ccpt this small gliit asfa tokleii of tilie Grafton St., on Monday, Tuesday, and frfendshlpr? “"1 ot” i°h yo" r mgl 3; Saturday. Balance of time at Messrs. ff emi” W °“° ei ‘tv Z ego a e nh: Roper! you may be pro ece mrletl le!

'__ harm. Kept true to your p nclp s

$1?8;m1%are§:1sg:nm;l2£.?£& mauro' and that we may have the pleasure of

A I-4 A noimtlful supper was tli s ved

- in Mrs. Mallctt‘s well known manner Reg. No., 2001. Enrolment Ne. 85, und the time passed pleasantly iii

iiiusic and a social; good ttimg till tag

Slred by Bingen 2.05% dam hy early hour when t e gues s epare Alendm-f, by onwm-d_ ' to their respective irom(-s in Charlot-

This is a good son'of Bingen, 2,0sig tetown and lfiiion after three rousing

Sons of Biugen aired 134 Standard Par. cheers for their liost and hostess.

Axworthy third with 55 and Peter the _

Great with 54. Casro A.,was purchased | at r Sale in November

to William McNeill’s Cavendish then. De" Sl‘°:"` ' to Hebtor Buchannau’s over 'uight. ll recelvid' Xllfl|‘1f;';"yb;l;3nk(; ya; leaving there Saturday morning for k “il Farce W °‘ th _I m t B Steve Coles, Milton, leaving there at Wal’ “b°“‘ f°‘;"l"‘:’i“b 9° ruzmtgg oon for Charlottetown where he will 3"" We' meh 5;; we°m'w'3g ° share and for the following week at the mary m"° 'th The wo thin S bles of Francis W.~ Hughes. then W ll #"9 “im ti" r short or are Il; llowlng same route for the season. 1 rv” H 9 be” -“" d“," ren S I am 'l‘erms:- Season ~ $10.00, insure “ml t°l’“”°° “" 08'* °~ 3 00 Mm," at o"ne". "sk quite sure that had vou been here to

Hammouo »<ai.i.v owner °°° 0"' ‘°'°“d 2°” ‘“ “‘° "‘“* ‘"5 °“

JOHN Nam!" 'n °h.m.' gagoment you would certainly have

been proud of them Our lads excel

aertion nor advertising in this column.

..*MONTAGUl RACE TRACK_is

in perfect condition and the associa- tion have decided to hold a series of

ceedlug Friday afternoon. Classes will be arranged to suit the horses

eats athered at the home

Road, in honour oi' their son J. (Arch-

from Union who have gone to iight

an (‘ a ottetown w miss you greatly, they cannot but admire your patriotic spirit which led you to give up a position that held such a pro-

every good cause and a faithful at-

hast wishes shall always helwith you wherever' you may he. `

You will also bei missed greatly in

social circles for your pleasant man- ner and cheerful disposition have won

gathering at your home to welcome you back in health and strength.

Signed, ln behalf of your friends and rela-

tives

en er

IHI ISIINU BUYS SIIS UHIVEH PHIJUIJ

32°?'Ffi.°$i..§'l"l`i“3vN'iif.'$n'.f§il°" Xl of-vt-in T. 0 Taylor- Msffcs-Arm( '-" bai‘i)y over night Mhy 23 through hi" \'°°°l"°d the f°"°“'i“g‘l“t°'°°“”5 Searletown to Pat C0nnolly's, noon "5"" ffzmégerfrfxtgfgfrlver J°hn

then by Ross Corner to Kensington Pmud " “ ° ei

Somewhere in B Blum. `

21~6~1916.

Captain Taylor. _

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by . . . I" I l I Commodore Lydard 34109 _` ‘Season 1916 ” Enrollment No. 37

131-4 Ch Pacer f it Pro i ces, consider, 205 on .ie 'rraciim iiiis 213 igifiir dlii, 21;' inz Rexiigm 21714,. 5 ¢...."“°.2i ”e“i2€’”°li.”6"§2%%%"'l f.t°““ §Sl1ii.i'”?2?'z."Zt?.» ‘

m _ , _ _ , mm ore i _ .

2.29 l-2 l2ltechene‘l'I?e Matinee .25 Nutwood second in race M. 2.20.

'r '°az.24 aid..

if Champion ,Faced Sire _ot Maritime Provinces, Sire _of Bob Mac

Pre '_ f - v l ' ' ' ‘

om Comm ore an 2 o rs just waiting for a chance tr ate? in the Charmed Circle, and how could they miss as he is him- sei Champion Sire. I-lis Sire Admiral Dewey 2.04 3-4 gas a Clitamxion Sire, his Graud.Sire the Great Bingm 2.06 hea sthe I .

So llreedsrs mateyour Good Mares with the Great Sire. He

can be seen till further notice at his own stables Montague. _

Mr. Ellis_the latter part of M h refused a handsome price

irom parties in N. S. for this liorsealsfit as hers an admirer of good stock wolllilrather keep him here for the benefit o_f the public. _ Terms $15. for Season guaranteed return privie8¢- _

M t ELLIS PHARMACY -LTD.

t ‘ . .

all quarters The Colonel of the Bri

even Sir Douglas Haig himself thanked and congratulated oui battery on its excellent work. Our .lads were second to none and our Otlicers were even better; our two liome ofilcers, Capt. Stanley and Lieut. Bethuue-two of the best-were two stars

am not allowed_ Be itsuiilcient to say that we hold a very warm corner of the line.

l must close now with beet regards

from all the boys. Thanking you again for your _ klndiiess to us while out here, I am,

Yours sincerely,

DRIVER D._J. PRQUD_

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Oli"1‘0 WN MARKETS

Butter (Tub) lb Butter (fresh) lb

Eggs, doz.

Beef lb. (retail)

Fowls lb.

Chickens. lb.

Hay (pressed). t~n

Straw (pressedlton

Pork lb.

'l‘urnips, bus. Potatoes, bus. Oats (black) bus. . Oats, (white) bus.

Beats, bus.

Carrots. bus.

Wool lb.

l’arsu.ips, lb.

.60 40

Buckwheat, hue. p Butter, (dairy) lb.

Butter, (creamery) Th .28 to _ Calfskins lb .15 Eggs doz. .24 Hides, lb .14 Oats, (black) bus. .60 Oats (white) bus. .58 Hay (loose) ton $10. to $11 Hay (pressed) ton 811. to $13. Straw, (pressed) ton $7. Potatoes. bus. .65 to .70 Pork, (organs att.) lb .1035 to .13% Wheat, bus. $1.00 to $1.20 Wool, (unwashed) lb. .35 Wool, (washed) lb. .48-H

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Make your

Strawberry Preserves with

Lantic

the pure cane sugar with "F IN E” granulation that

dissolves instantly, giv- ing a clear bright syrup.

2 and 5-lb Cartons 10 and 20-lb Bags

A hook of preserving labels FREE if you send us ii red ball trade mark ciit from a

1 Lantic Sugar bag or carton.

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Our lads are all in good health and

are working hard. There is much DIY . more that l would like to tell you but be glad to have every woman know

what I know now,

after usingLydiaE.

I | Pinkham's Vege-

,_' _ g table (nmpound.

1 A'-,__ Although I am only

24 years old, I have

.ni ,fig suiiered for the past

. V eight years. Ihatsd

llfr' ` _ the doctors, for U

'_,,__- __ doctor told*/me to ' give up the stage

I where I was playing

. witliymy husband.

1. ._ - 1_q

Butter (UFBBUISFYI Ill Drill!! ,32 I harl`bearin down Ins, my health

22 failed me. ang I couldlhot work on the

23 I-0 23 stage, and wasn't abla to tend my baby

' .24 £0.20 or

15 £0 22 always downhearted and' discontented

' 13 ID 14 with the world, arid onl lived for the

ll I0 15 sake of my little girl. 'Phe doctor said

|16 to S16 to move to some quiet little town sway

$6.50 from the noisy city and I might be able 13% to live and feel well, so I went to Day-

30 t0 35 ville in November. At that time I was 50 t0 63 so sick I could not walk around, and m

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'24 ‘° Ki.sscn~,h°x ss, iciuingiy, com 0

One day in January I read your adver- tisement in s newspaper, and I sent for

45 Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-

35 to 48 pound, and started taking it. Within

15; two weeks time I was a different wo-

man, could get around, and felt so good that it was a pleasure to do my house- work S' IDF " _ K now am the picture of health, and am

S _J BAAR ETS tempted to retum to the stage. We

_.75 to 1 0° appreciate my health as the most pre-

_ .g _ _ -~ ,» . - - _J _ _ . sao§,,siwl§l___

wnuhuui rue “vs_ _ SW

gled with Ssclmeoa and Dis- agement, How Relieved.

ville, Klllingly Conn.'-“I shall

or u__i_t:_russ

even get around m self. I was

usband kept house and I stayed in heir

_ I felt contented and hlPPY. and

s thin on earth.”-Mrs. H. L

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Feed f ~ -Wheat

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pounds Choice -Ontarlo

5 -,_~ 2_ Carloads

Ontario Bran

on c.i.e Mai

Cracked `Corn Cracked Uats Middlings, Cornmeal &c.

Lowest Prices, Whole-

sale and Retail.

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Atlantic Sugar Reiinerlee Ltd.

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boot made in patent leath- er with dull top $3.95

HIGH BUTTON boot

made in Patent Leather with dull top......,$3.95

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WHITE TOP LACED

boot for summer wear, good style. _ ._-_ ______ _ _$3.28

Gun Metal Button

boat with black cloth top ............. 3.48

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From The Fly Pest---

_ _The fly season is now open. Alreadythey are showing themselves in limited quantities, and apart from being a nuisance, doctors and ex- perts te_ii us they are great -disease carriers, and a constant source of danger in the home.

Our screen doors and windows are priced so luw that no house

hy should be without them.

No. 20 Screen Door, made of pine with 4 inch stiles, grained quarter-

ed oak with centre post in bottom panel. Price only ............. _.90c ea.

No. 22 .Screen_Door,quartered oak finish on selected pine. Thorough-

, ly _strengthened with brackets which make it a strong and durable _ » rice. .................. _ ._ ....................................................... .. .'

No. 44, made of selected Pine with 4 inch stiles. Handsomely finished in quartered

oak, and strengthened with Brackets to protect from sagging or hard usage. A very strong door for the money. Price only ___________ ....... ............... __ 1.60 -- _ . Other Screen Doors from 1.85 up to 2.75.

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