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7 -Luck for

.Anglers

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5 The first and best luck , for_anglers of this vicm-

ity is having such a stock of upto date fishing tackle as ours -from which to select.

can sup _ly ery Needp

of fresh or salt water fishing in this country. Every item of tackle we handle is the best that . can possibly be had for the price. I Reels 15c to $3.50 `. Lines 5c to 1.50 Rods 5c to 25.00 Landing Nets. Cast- I ing Lines, Baskets. <‘ Flies thc best by test ft

Prize Contest 1_

Getinto itandwin easy ,i money. Prizes $5.00,

3.00.2.30.

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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

Jeweiler & Optician

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DIARY OF EVENTS.

TO-DAY.

City Magistrates Court. I0 ai. ni.

18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31

Pcoplnfs Tltr-nlrc. .“-.I.'»; 7.17.; 8,15.

_ Prince Edward. 3. 7 and 5.45.

DEATIIS 1 _ - W- _

WEBSTER.-At (Jovi: liead Itoad.

Monday. May it3ili_ .\ir. Gcorgo G. Webster. age 25 yca_rs_.

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NIOHOLSON.-At Clyde Station. May 18. Duncan Nil-liolsoii, aged 04. Fun- eral Wednesday Iflth, nt 2 o'clock to _llartsville cemetery.

THE FIEICHBTAG MEMBERS

ABOVE MARTIAL LAW

BERLIN. May 17.-Notwithstanding

the fact that the Empire is ruled by martial law. the constitutional rights of members of the Reichstag cannot be abridged. This was shown hy dc- clarations made by Vice-Chancellor Delbrusek to the budget committee of the Reichstag in answering queries of Socialists touching two of their members. Herr Haese explained that action had been begun in a mil- itary Court against Dr. Karl Liebk- nackt for making statements of a pol- itical nature and that his comrades had been forbidden to speak to him un- dor a penalty. the vice chancellor re- plied that such a process was not le- gal and that the government had in- terviewed iminodisly to -have it dis- s°»“°\~_°.

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The annual meeting of all contribu-

tors to the aboye Institution will be held in the Parlor of the Young Mens Christian Association on Mon- day the 3ist.day of May 1915 at 8 o'clock p. m. for the election of Trus- tees for the ensuing year and for` the transaction of such other business as may come before it.

Pencv Pore, chairman, D,,“5,,,m --,‘3a,’,',,,-, '°i,m,_-- ¢§,,,f,, by That

THE PURE BRED CLYDESDALE _STALLION.

“FLASH ROYAL"

(12190) C. N. R.. Foalod Aug. Sth. 1911.

Inspected and approved Enrolment

No 52. sire “Flash Favorite" (Imp.)

Ro I-Favori 10630)

B. BALDERSTON,8¢cI’¢ilry. “Barl>l\'s Pride" (9122). Flash I"8\’~

'ri-:Noi-:Rs

IK UD 5'

--~ Scotland. Flash Royal is a beautiful, buy this great mymg “rain of |¢°¢k“~

SEALED 'IENDERS will he receiv-

ed by the Board of School Trustees of the Town of Summerside up to 12

building and erection of a School

'Building for the said Board of School

Trustees.

Cha ell and Hunter, Architect

, PD - S. i£‘l1arlotteto\\‘n. P. E. l.

The above named Board' of School

Trustees does not bind itself to accept

the lowest or any tender. ‘ Aid all t d t “A G

County, this 17th day of May A. D. 1‘.)i-5.

(Sgd) AMY G. BCRROWS.

Secretary of the Board of School

Trusts-cs of the Town ot' Summerside

13937-5-1331161. orite in 1906 beat all competitors at

Dominion Exhibition. Halifax and has proven himself first class stock horse. Baron'a pride, sire of Flash

RoyaI's dam is considered the h' heat e of Cl tleedale breeding in

individual dark bay in color, well cut HEAD and NECK with heavy. clean bone and perfect action, kind disposi- tion and a sure foal getter. This gives

‘orlock noon on Saturday. the fifth day tim farmers of Murray River and vlc- $5.00 per hundred. Day old chicks 16 I fof June A. D. 1915. for teh complete iiiity n golden opportunity of securing cents each. _

the services of a first class stallion at a very moderate price. Stallion will be kept at Kearney Bros.. Stables. at

Plans and specifications may be Murray River during the season of 9979-5-15M4i.

_lseen at the office of the Town Clerk of ‘Suminerside. or at the oilice of C. B.

1915.

william Kearney in charge.

1034-5-19Mwstr6lthenwsi4i

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L. F685 ell BTS 0 my _

outlaw.. secretary of the nom of ;§;§_<;;\-inH,':;'°_§_|“l1l,f_§;h £5 822;?

below the dam,`l hereby give notice

School Trustees of the Town of Sum- merside " .

Dated at Suininerside. in Prince I

Enrolment .\'o. 6, grade.

P. E. I. enrolment No. 23.~

Border Wilkes is a threeyear old

chesnut carriage stalion. sired b Bor

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‘ - 10&Jl1m )ia_\'18and25 der. 2.11%; dam by Almont. Wilkes,

dam of Score card 2.30, grand dam by Royal Frenchman. Border Wilkes will make the season 1915 at the owners stables.

For particulars as to Borden, en- iire of Messrs P S Brown and

RIIJ _ Steele, Charlottetown add for

description of Border Wilkes, I refer

_ ' to Mr. M. Lyons, Iona, and iilr. J.

Estate Late M“° C' Mcmlan A. (l’Ket»fe, Avondale, on call on the

%00Government Debentures °‘;l1°fd and see for yourieis. _ th Sl .00 each Maturing April °’ “F “`“' “°"`°" _° °“ “‘ ° 1939 bearing 4D- °--l"lef¢SlD==v- 5,?`l`Z.§I.§`€5.2“$1.3§li°§.W.§l‘§°.§§'§§§I able h3__1fYe3l'lY- 6 CitY_ Deben' eral appearance. 'l`errr.s reasonable. tures $000.00 each Maturing Nov.

1927 bearing 4 p. c.-interest pay- Jo~'ai>H :tien0N.\t.ti, able half yearly, also 5 Shares M _th wr, 0 lm

.~ . oy a . .i. w

$100.00 each Mount Edward ver R., r Bm,

Silver Black Fox Co. 9334_5_7EmW3ipd”°“ ' ° ge'

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W. wi srANL1-:Y. _ _,___ HENRY -siviiru, l E’-‘e'°“l°fS ~

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T E N E R S _ D

Sealed 'l`cndcr.< marked (Tender) will li( rmciietl until Mm "'3rd for tht

the Town of Kensington. Plans and

Palk specifications to be seen nt ‘the ollico

of the Mayor. The lowest or any tend- er not necessarily accepted

_King’s Birthday NIMW ` ~‘~‘ll.'.-l.‘*°£§’.'._

Races A '

,Thursday June 3rd.l9l5

2

The foliow` R 'li' b

held on the arbgve atiiikvgn thi; We now have ou? new Cream above date, with purses amount- gy ggtrlrgigetfgragd ‘afngzieegarig mg to $400.00. _ -fi ° -

_ _ cream, for which we_ will pay the

2.16 Ciass,Tro1and Pave, Psurse lgighest inairlietff Drlcsl-I HPEQIES

______ 200.00 av_\ng any 0 erwl 11 1 0

2.24 Class, Trot Purse....... 100.00 the" mterests to consult us' 230 Class, Pace Purse___.__ 100.00 Thg Clftgwii Condgmsd Milk Co,

The2.16 Class, mile heats. The ' Limited.

2.24 and 2.30 Classes, half mile heats. _ ` _ '

There will be very low rates.

on the P. E. I. Railway line from

ill points.

The admission fee will be 25

cents, which takes to the Grand "'“'

St d. '

Erilitries close May 21st, 1915. Landmg today per Schooner

F01' Race Programme and all Telephone, 600 barrels and

particulars write the Secretary _

casks of St. John Lime. ‘

FRANK R. HEARTZ, _

President, ;

C. R. SMALLWOOD.

5€C'y-'I`rea3_ Co &~

9900-5-11l\llllfI'10l. 1005-fa l.7l\'If'»\ RB

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Chytown 'toiistriit-t.ioii of -ai 'l`o\'vn-llt1ll<lii\i:, in

ING STRAIN OR BARR* ED PLYMOUTH ROCKS. Yearling hens, Puilets and

Have been bred for egg

production for over 25 years. A re bred from hens with an averageol196 eggs in 365 days are the strain that won the Gold Medal at the International egg laying contest.

You seldom get an opportunity to

at the price! ani offering them for. 1

In lots of 10.175 cents each. I Eggs for hatching $1.00 per setting

» J. H. PRICHARD.

Surnmerside, P. E. I.

Having leased from Mr. James Pat-1

hat nll trespassers on said premises will be prosecuted to the utmost rigor

J. lt. Di1\I\lS.

Charlottetown.

1053-5-19m3i.

'-1 _ I- _

Grand Patriotic Concert At Brookfield

A grand patriotic and basket social

will be held on Thursday the 27th of Iilay, commencing at S o'clock p ni.

\\'ith the consent oi` the trustees

and the good people of Brookfield we have secured their large and commod- ious hall, where we will hold the grandest and best concert and basket social of the year.

A general invitation is given to all

the ladies both town and country, to provide baskets.

LHIHGS With baskets admitted free. City and country talent will be

there. _

Teams will be provided for all

those taking part from the city.

The hour and place of meeting for

teams will be announced later.

Admission-15 cents. _ Proceeds in aid of the Field Kitchen

and Ambulance Fund, for the comfort of oitr soldier boys who are lighting for thc noble cause of llritish i`rccdou\.

(‘onic one and nlI`~:iud help in this

tlrnnil cause. &nj. Carter, proinoter. 1055-G-19i\l&Etf fl

.____.+i__ GERMANS TfED TO LOOPHOLES

A private of the Seaforlh High-

lahdtérs. writing to a friend . in Bo' ness from Belgium, says:-“I ani keep- ing AI. atid the weather has improved such a lot that things have a much brighter appearance. lt is almost clay- light at 4.30 a. in. now, and that makes, the nights much shorter, which means a great deal to the man in the trench. We have been out three days and are going in to-night. lt is getting a very risky thing now getting in or out. The days are longer and often the, moon is shining brightly. We had is German uiacliiiie-gun turned on us last time. but we escaped by getting.

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Of the law. 1 CANADA: “BRAVO! SIR ROBERT: I WILL BACK YOU UP." ______ nl

and the men in tho treurlies are in tht- best of fettle. and just in the mood for a scrap after lying low all winter. Some little time ago, just after the fall ol' Przemysl, we had ti notice- board made out in Gcrmnn telling them we had. or rather the Russians had. 120,000 prisoners. The notice finished by asking them if they would surrender now, or wait and meet the tsamc fate. As the distance between the trenches is only 150 yards, the no- tice could easily be read with the aid of tif-ld-glases, so you see we are hav- ing some fun with thein at the same time. I don't think the war will last much longer.

40,000 FOR BASE HOSPITAL.

'l`t>llU.\1TO. May l5.~-.-\. (‘. lliirtly.

of llrockville. has donatetl$-10,000 towards the Toronto L'nivcrsity base hospital.

RECOVER BODY OF

MISS GWEN ALLAN. ONE

OF LUSITANIA VICTIMS.

Ql`El'INS’I`0\\'.\`. May 17.- The

body of Miss Gwen Allan, daughter of Lady Allen of Montreal, was brought in today by the tug Flying Fox. The tug limi night other hotties on board- ihrot- incn two woiiivii, two small boys and ti ycarold child. none of which have been identified.

FELL FROM I. C. R.

TRAIN NEAR TRURO

AND WAS KILLED.

i>lGliY. N. S., May 17.- The hotly

will arrive here ioinorrow of the late Margaret Milligan, which was found on the l. C. R.. track near Truro yes- terday. Miss Milligan was u passen- ger from Halifax for Glenholm to visit her brother Itcv. Frank Milli- gan. pastor of the Presbyterian church in that town. who intended meeting his sister. llow sho inet her death is unknown but it is prcsutned

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down fiat on our faces. We are seeing some curious things now in the cne- 1ny`s lines. Fancy tying men to the loopholes, where they cnn be seen and fired on. Yet we are able to count five

man rank and file are “i'ed up" with the war. and are being punished for trying to desert. We are well fortified

such cases. I think most of the Ger-lp, (1,“¢,0||, two

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GUARDIAN IILASSIFIEII ADS. _ Q

mpany order. Minimum charge

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llill t~eniett>r_v, Digby, tomorrow lifter-

crossing frtiiit one c' i' to niiotlicr wliilc the train was in indlion. 'l‘|1t~ ticvcns- ed was highly rcspectt-tl young lady of 28 years of nge.

Site is survived by hi-r mother, .\lrs.

Frank Jones, of Bear ltivcr, who was formerly n St. John lady, one brother.

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that slit- ft-ll front thc lruiii \vhilt~_I

noon tit 3 o't'lock. The services will ‘ he t-oiitltit-lt-tl by iltiv. Williani Drlllield 'Rector of Iloly 'l‘rl1iity church.

"25 Men's new Tweed Suits. To-

day-'s special. worth $10.00 and $12.00 ‘ lor $8.50. PATONS. 1010-5-17lll3l

as stated above. and one sister, wife of Walter M. Roman, inzinager oi' the Royal llnnlt of (`anadn at Boar Rivoi' anti several hall' brotliurs and sisters. interment will take plttcc in Forest

Q "l`hree hours display today of fresh ,Iicrriug. lobsters. halibut. liaddock, land codllsh, Clmrlottetown Fish Sup-

! ply Co. 1812-5-l8M3i.

n - 1. L_. ---e--W-1

apply to _

FUR SALE

Bay Stallion 8 years old, sired by Joe.

Dillon 2.24 1-2, He by Sydney Dillon.

Sire of Lou Dillon 1.58 1-2, World’s Champ-

ion Trotter. The Dam of this Stallion, Fro- duced Lina Miller 2.19 1-4 and three others in 2.30 will be sold cheap, for further particulars

J. A. Henderson

Livery Stable-Queen Street |

W 969 -I-2l.\l\vfm litistutf

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box

Boxes. -

Do you keep them in a vault ?

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Have You Valuable Papers

Fire Insurance will not replace them if destroyed.

Do you keep them where other people can see them

You can rent a “SAFETY DEPOSIT BOX”-this can be opened only by yourself.

_ We invite you to inspect our Vault and Safety Deposit

The Eastern Trust Company 154 Richmond Street

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Agents \Vanted

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GEORGE DALMEN Y

|4228 _ "

Pure Bred, Enrolment No. 411

7 PARKLIGHT '

GRADE, NO 30 -‘

Gcorso lialiiit-ny. H228. by Lord Dalnicny, (7269) (12219) 'he by Royal

t‘nrri<'k. M5311) (10270) out of Maggie Taylor. (11065). (15355). Dam of George Ilnlnieny, was Nyanza, Imported, (8766), by Lahorie, (4770) (N791) anti out til' l'hohr\, (8'i'70| (18194). ` , `~‘-

George lialiiivtiy. 14228, is a bay stallion four years old. woighing 1400.

pounds. Ho has plenty of good wide flat bone. fine feather, set onthe best of feet.. is stylish anti active. in and out of harness. In fact a. typical type of the high class finished CLYDSDALE family. ;

llc has won two first prizes, and as he comes from prize winning stock,

his sire Lord Dalmeiiy, was a great show horse in the Maritime Provinces, as well as the Ifnited States, und his dam Nyanza, holds tivo first prizes :intl diploma. As "Like begets like” this grand young stallion is sure t_o pro- duce stock that will likewise be prize winners. and also net their owners large figures.

l’AItKLIGll’l‘. by Parkside (9280) race record 2.22%. Dam Nelly, by

lleriuindo, sci.-ontl dom by Imported Thoroughbred ABEL. third dom by llcarilcld. n son of Saladiii, one of the foundation sircs of our trotting stock.

Parkligltt. is full brother to the great sirc and race horse Pnrkwool,

;‘.L'l1.§., who is sire of Lou llclcn, 2.211/.'. Queen Marie, 2.19'/l. Nelly Bangs, 2.22. Mabel T. L’.:!2l1,§. Lecwood. 2.26 and etc.

Parkwootl was not only a fast trntter and a good sire, but a great show

horse. lie won many first prizes in P. E. I. (his native Province) and was sold to New York, for a large sum by his then owner and breeder, John McPhee. Freetown. and afterwards won the blue ribbon in strong competi- tion, at the Madison Square Garden Horse Show. New York, one of the grandest shows in the world.

_ Psrkllght. has size weighing 1300, style and action, and transmits

these desirable qualities to his offspring. and should be a valuable acquisi- tion to the horse stock of Kings Co.

These horses will be at owners stables for the entire season. Come and

inspect them before breeding elsewhere.

Mares at owners risk.

J R IRIHAUT. Montague,

OYIICT. III dlifll.

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AGENTS WANTED TO SELL FOR

The Old Reliable Fonthill Nurser- ies. We teach our men to sell. Ex- perience unnecessary. Highest commissions paid. Handsome free equipment. Stone & Wellington, Toronto. Ont. . P716-4-2llMFl2l\l.

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Help \\"nntctI-l"c1iit\.I .1

waN'rso-A Malo. Goot>°WR'6€sZ Mrs. lt. C. Goff, 54 Fitzroy street.

1027-5-ltiiiilli.

‘ FOR SALE,THREE PURE BRED

Shorlhorn bull calves. one year old. \V. II.` Inman, liampton.

9985-5-15M5iptl.

Misccllniicotis _

MRS. M. A. l-I-JGHES WHO HAS

been coiitlttt-tina; n boarding l~ousc on Grafton Pit.. has reinfiyctl hack tb her old premises at 107 Richmond St.. where she will be pleaosfed to meet all her old customers as wcll as new ones. will?-5 i7M3i.

-WANTED-GIRL .FOR GENERAL

housework and plain cooking, high- est wages paid to competent per- son. Apply to Mrs. J. E. Wyatt, Summcrsidc. ' ' 1018-5-18Mtf. 1

WANTED--At once girl for general

housework. Must have good refer- ences. Good wages paid. Apply to 12 Brighton Road.

1024-5-l8MtfI-Ilw

wAN1'£o--A1' oNcE A EENERAE

servant or a nurse girl. Apply Mrs.

` A. A. Macdonald, 126 Rochford Bt.

1011-5~17n13I.

WANTED-GIRL WITH 6505 RE-

ferences. for general housework. Apply’ at this ofdco. |672-4-2"IMtf. W- ._ For Bale -

FOR SALE-DESIRABLE PROP-

erty - at' Montague. Four acres land, good large dwelling ho-_tee and barns. Amos J. Robertson. Montagtie. 9988-5-17MlllEl0I.

good dwelling house and forge with stables, elfc.. north side Murray River. Apply McKinnon di McNeill,

90 Qfolt C9028 Sl. 1000-li-l7MIii.

BAL N U I BRED AVR-

shire Bull riainl. _ two years old. Apply Robert Bafnlll. Hazel Grove.

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help you houseclean. _

Scrubbln Brushes Knife Polish

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ecleaning Neetl_hll_s,

You could_n t wish for a better or more complete line

of housecleamng supplies than we are showing here HOW- lf-Vefythtng you could possibly desire is included in our present offering, here are some suggestions that will

Dutch Cleanser

rooms. West end of Sydney Street. opposite Esplanade, flue \-low, sew- orlgo and electric light. Immediate possession. Enquire at it Sydney

is-.1-1s.\r4lpd.

St.

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_ Help Wanted-Malo

WANTED A MAN TO WORK ON

farm. Married man preferred. Can employ wife also. Apply by letter. P. O. Box 272, Souris.

il Securing Soaps _

Liquid Veneer

Bon Ami

Dustbane

GDI Gél IOIIII.

Stove Pipe Enamel

Walt Paper Cleaner _

The sanitary sweep-

Ing compound for iioors and carpoto. We have all size tins at all pri-

Brooms Whlsks Putz Cream Dustbano

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New Wall Paper

Our Wall Paper Clean- er will make ybur old Will Duper new again. lt's economical and ent- lsfactory.

Pcarlino ` ' sliver Polish

whitening Gold Dua! Ammonia

For Furniture

Liquid Veneer will

clean, in-lgbtga and beautify you fum- tture-maks it look like new. Get. a bottll- ‘

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F6°6TTTO"N wA`N°"r`£`BT-T-"I N"`T>`tTA'lF

~_ .Telephone Your A01-der ltwill save you trouble- A

For The Silverware

lottetown by August 18, as nssisb ant cutter and coatmalter by a first class Journeyman tailor with a practical knowledge of _the Ameri-

WIII only engage with first clash'

` It will reserve

7011' I-line. and you can i. nusorssr win be nltsu sfidiltyaisdgrfmdhz: If ynirmo ‘U0 tho_lt0ro"ln%up¢rg0n5||y |91.

can Gentleman cutting system# “"`_'l'&=‘i°,f:”y”:t‘;:'§;°_:§"!:°ilh°Ul:‘¢;Pt1s§

To brighton and boautlfi your old silverware or _bran Seeds. use Pull Cream- I safe and satisfactory polish-

rlvalled in merit onl! \I¥`otll' Special Silver Polish. ‘

Tailoring House. Apply at Guard; lan Office for address. ' '

' 10206-17lI3Ipd.

wam-so sec"ou5'“u’7iTib"i’ii'tiTi¥ ellsiile 10 org. 12 li. p. will either hire for season or purchase. M-

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dress Bev 94. Charlottetown. _

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