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in camp or at the front; for vour ,Sauer and patrolling’ |-M lllllr seal: from you to him to make his heart light and jto help keep tight the home ties.

your photograph.

The Cook Studio

The Newest Designs

in poture 'frames In all sizes and styles, moderately priced. Call and see then). -

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Ai ONTAGUE '

RACES HORSE

W_¢u’day Aug. 21, 1918 $700. Purses $7 00

There will be the following stake

races held'on the Montague Race Track, on the above date; 2.17 Trot, Purse . $250.00 2.30 Trot, Purse $250.00 2.45 Pace and Trot, Purse $200.00

Entries to the above classes close

on June 15th. when one per cent. of purse will be due. Two per cent. on July 10th and two per cent. on Aug. 10th. when horses must be named. Purses divided 50, 25, 15 and 10 pcr CBBC '

National Trotting Association rules

to govern. of which this'track is a member.

Don’t forget the date the entries

close,-Juno 10th.

T IVE

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8019-G-4l.taEtfrl5i Secretary. ll.-e..-n-i

We Are Modern l lptii ions

We keep in constant touch

with the latest discoveries and inventions in optics. and immed- iately anything new is placed on the market which will increase our knowledge or facilities, we have it. Our optical ofilce is of the most approved style and is equipped .with the very latest instru- ments and sight testing appli- ances. - '

Glasses fitted by us do not de-

tract from the appearance. We make a special study of the cos- metic offect to be obtained. and can assure you that our glasses ail'd it certain note of neatness _and refinement that meets with favorable comment. _' 'Childi;en’s eyes receive our~ ~-special attention, and we pride ourselves on our abilityto lit a child with childs glasses, not with cumbersome glasses that were intended for adults.

Shadow Rctinoscopy test used.

Succeeds where others fail.

I-I. J. Mahon '

Optometrist and Prescription Druggist Montague P. E. Island Next door Bank of Commerce

Professional Cards

DR. MacGUlGAN

50 Great George Street (Office of late Dr. Conroy) Oiiicc Hrs.-8.30 to 10 n.ni.

1.00 to 3 p_ni.

7.00 to 9 p.m.

Phone--527

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High Boots

Putciit Lcitilicr Boots

_ niaile with white cloth

tops and wliitc Leather Soles and heels.

The newest summer

boots for Growing Girls

Sizes 3 t0 6 . . . . . .$1.75

Sizes 12 to 21/2 - - - 3-95 Sizes 9 to 111/_. - - - 3-25 Sizes 6 to 81/_» - -- 2-50

See our Window

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A. E. LYON, Studio

Good Photogrnivny Moderate Prices

Porlonnl attention to Amateur

Photography.

107 Queen Street

Phone 68--J.

DR. CLIFT

GI-IRONIC DIBEABIO `

OURATIVE TREATMENT by the

month in advance, Victoria Hotel. Charlottetown, P.Iil.I., Canada. HOURS, 12 to 8 daily- NOW

B. S. HESSIAN

e larrlotor, Bolloltor, .‘ Notary Public, ote-» _

MONEY T0 LOAN.

llontopuo. P. I. I.

J. D. STEWART, K. C. Barrister, Solicitor and

Notary Public -

-Mlloo Nowoon liook. Charlottetown li-anon Omoo. Gsoroeiwfl lonoy to Loon on Roallototo _ _ ,_ __

lIoLEAN & MoKINNON lorrlotor Attorney-ot-I-ow larrlotoro Attorneys-at-Low Omoo ltoyol Bank Bnlldilll Charlottetown. P.l.I.

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'l`he Best Eye Service

` Having recently return- ed from Toronto where I at- tended a post graduate course in Optometery and was awarded my diploma, I

am now in a position to give my patrons the very est eye service obtainable. _

My parlor is fitted with

the very best and latest in- struments and is_on a par with the best optical par- lors in Toronto and Mon-_ treal.

We guarantee you per-

fect satisfaction and are at all times pleased to give you advice regarding the care of the eyes.

We are also expert re-

pairers of Eye Glasses, Spectacles, etc., and_ will at- tend to same while you wait.

E.E. Parkmau

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Graduate Optomentist,

~ Montague, P.E.I.

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The ~ Ea3te'7°h "'d_;¢1_n Your riioate s

..°MR. HAROLD P- GORDON is

the Georgetown Guardian represen- tative. '

_ _"THE SCI-IR. JAMES F " is in

Souris with a-cargo of Sydney coal for Matthew McLean.S.

..°HIs 'many friends in George-

town, gladly welcome Mr. Eineas Mc- Donald into their midst again. G

..°8UN'8 ECLIPSE.-The eclipse of the moon was seen by a number of Souris' citizens on Saturday.-S.

..°8Cl-iR_ “AR008TOOK" is dis-

charging a cargo of 100 tons sorund Sydney coal for Mr. B. Creamer.--5.

..°PA.TROL BOAT.-"1-laclielaga"

was in port at Souris Thursday and sailed in the evening up the Straits. -S

..*8GHOONER “ATl-IEILONG” sail-

Proctor arrived in Souris Friday with 70 ton coal from Sydney' for Matthew it McLean, Ltd.-S.

..*s. s. ENTERPRISE is doing ex-

cellent service on the Picton-Souris -Magdalen route.---and~ travellers --re- port very fair accommodation.-S.

..*l-IERRING are plentiful in Souris

and a few codiish are being taken. Lobster fishing inthe South side seems to be a failure, but factories in the north side are doing -well.-S.

_.*SCHO0NER "ATHEI.RNY" sail-

ed' Saturday for Magdalen islands from Souris ‘with 250 bags saut. 7 cords wood. 200 mackerel bbls and l50 bags sawdust.-S.

..°Mr. Frank Dalziel. lately engln

eer of the C. G. S. Stanley, spent a few days at his home in Georgetown during the ,week previous to his as- suming the post as engineer of the C. G. S, Prince Edward Island. G

..*COLD STORAGE PLANT.-

Messrs Mattiliew and McLean are freezing and putting into cold storage lareg quantities of herring. so there will be plenty cod bait this summer. -S.

..*THE SCHR. GRAND DESERT

"nn her way from Port Elgin via Charlottetown with 900 bags salt., and l,000 lbs lobster cans took in 40 -uipty punchions and cleared for Viagdalcn Islands.-S. . . . . . . . . . .._

..*HORSE NOTE.- Mr. Wm.

Walsh, of Souris 'has recently pur- chased the draft stallion “Golden Knight" from J. J. Cahill. This splendid descendant of the “Knight of Ardgowan and old "Brown Stout" will be a valuable addition to the horses of eastern King's, he starts on the 10th inst., from Elmira es- tablishing routes which ill be ad- vertised later.-S.

..'FOLLOW'lNG is the standing of

pupils of Georgetown Royalty School for the month of May: Grade Vli.,-1, Alice Dehorie; 2, Ernest Parker. Grade IV..-in Marion Burloe; 2, Frederic Norton; 3. Marie Dehorie. Grade lli,,-1, Verna McNabb; 2, Lucy DeLorie. -Grade II.,-1, Maude Parker; 2, Georgina M-cRae; 3,.Mary Morrison. Grade I..-1. Margaret Mc- Rae; 2, Beatrice Deborie; 3, Emmett McDonald; 4, Jessie Norton. Per- fect attendance,-Frederic Norton, Verna McNabb. G

Mlnards Llnlment Lumbormanl Friend

IINE MORE ADDED

T0 THE GREAT ARMY

Who are Shoutlnq the Praises of Dodd'n Kidney Pills

Saskatchewan Man's Kidney Trouble

Developed into Diabetes-Story of His Complete Cure.

Strong Pine, Sask_, June 10. (Spe-

cial.)-Sore back, which developed lu- to diabetes, had made life a. burden to Maxim F. -Capusten_ a farmer of this place. Dodd’s Kidney Pills cured him, and he is added to that great army of Canadians who glory in telling their neighbors that Dodd's Kidney Pills are the one sure remedy for all kid- ney ills.

"For nearly five years I suffered

from -sore back and headache," Mr. Capusten says, in giving his experi- once. I had a bad taste in my mouth In the mornings, and I was always tired. My muscles would cramp, and I was nervous, and the least exertion would make me perspire freely. At last diabetes developed.

"l dually came to the conclusion

that my kidneys were the cause of my trouble, and decided to try Dodd's Kidney Pills. I got half a. dozen boxes. and before l had finished taking them I was completely cured.

"I advise anyone suffering as 'I did

to use Dodds' Kidney Pills."

All Mr. Capusten's trouble came

from diseased kidneys. They speedily ceased when he commenced to use theoue sure help for diseased kidneys -Dodd'a Kidney Pills.

FEED

Jersey Glu te n

Meai 600 bags in stock. Very superi- or feed. Much high-

erpercentageingro- tein and at t an Cornmealbcsides being much cheap- er.

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..'i1"i=Avs to boy in this Province. ..°rwo_aeN're van wono each 'Y “V- T`°"""°°°'"' °‘ °'

’ --- _llnertlog for advertising In this col-

umn. Debit niust accomgiany order. Miaimum"ciiargo twenty- ve oeots.

_ _ mow .su'|'o` owuens.-Messrs .it ii; scam aaa M. .i. Pequot, have lieopuie owners l of. automobiles _ -S .

i .‘.‘*A QUl8TIO_N‘l'-=ls it a custom

ug u.n,acci¢lent that-causedan autolst t, turn his No. upside down while passing iilil‘o1l8ll`Bou\*ls last week?-S

l ..°‘I'H¢ UQHK ”lEATl|CE" .on er way to Mazatlan islands with ei #lid salt called at Souris for 200

l s of lobster 'cena' and 200 ft. of

aids;-8? _' f

i_.~HAv- mo onrun cnors are lokln _exceptionally flue owing to t e fsgt that during' May andenrly J-une therewere splendid falls of rain

:gud all crops look most promising.- l __________

EEASTBRN i>EnsoivALs

‘ I ,__-,. _ ' ..*Mr. Harry Collins, Sturgeon, vis- ited Georgetown on Saturday last. G

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'..*Mr. Nathan Allan. of Houghton island, visited Georgetown on Tues- day. G

..'Mrs, J. A. Dalziel. Georgetown.

paid _a visit _to Charlottetown on Tliursday. G' ‘ _

..*Messrs. G. H. Myers and George

Martin., New Pertlwvlsited George- town on 'I‘hursday.< ' G

i _ _*Miss Margaret Gordon, Brunden- ell River, was amongst the visitors to Montague on Thursday. G

..*Rev. Di P. Croksn, P.- Pg. of

Georgetown. was a visitor to Charlot- .etown during the weak. G

..*Mrs. (Rev.) A. McKay is visit-

ing her_ mother Mrs. Peter Sinclair this week at the old home.-S.

..°Mr. inspector Hayt; of the Cus-

toms and his assistant; Mr. -Brenton.

lnspectgd _t he Customs, Souris, Thurs- lay.- :

._-Mr. J. Houghton, Dominion Police, _was _in Summerside on Satur- iay on- business connected with Mili- tary affairs.-H.

..°HIs friends will notice Mr. 'rho-

mas kickham is looking mach better since _receiving treatment at the Charlottetown Hospital.

‘..°Gunner and_Mra. Murphy, of liitlifair. arevisiting in Georgetown, _*ha guests of_Mrs.,Murphy’s mother. Mrs. (Capt) John McDonald. G

..*Mr. -E. Pl Stavert, took a party

consisting ,ot ,ltev. A. McKay, Mrs.

McKay' and tlie.l\§isses Susan Carlton ind Bessie Kgig t to Charlottetown

ert and 'son Philip.-S. '

Mlnard'o _tiinlmont Ulod by Physician

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v (Fritily)

l.ainblb._. ._ ._ 22 Hides per lb. _ ._ ... 8 Calf skins .. 15 Poultry. $1.-1.25

` ._ BOURIB. MARKETS. ._

‘(Frlday hy Telephone) W. Oats bus. :__ .00 s.. oats bus .oo

gotlltoes bus 50

. ww ° EF? ~ Mn

gork lb; ._ ..

MURRAY HARBOR MARKETS. ._

(Friday by Telephone)

W. Oats bus. . 1.00 B. oats bus. 1.00 Potatoes bus. 50 Butter lb. . . _ .. 40 Eggs _ ....34 Pressed!-lay _ $20 Hides lb. ._ 11 Pork 22

Ksnsmorou Manners.

(Pfldly by Tollphono)

.Oatabus . . . . . ..; . . . ...'....90

€.om,i>u...._ __ ss otatoéii . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 50 aimei-iii. ..‘. ss s:gg.~.ioi.._ . _ . . . .._ ai nay-_top .___ .___ szo

. _A nioiqr/level Nlalaksrs.

' ' (Friday 'by Telephone)

W. Ootsvbua' . . . . . . . . . . .._ $1.00

Butterlb. 40 Eggs dos ._ .. _ 32 Pori¢_.. _ . . . . . . . . . ._.22 Hay ton $21 Potatoeswhite audred 45-50 I-lilies .. 10

SUMMIRBIDI MARKETS

_ (Friday by Tolophono)

Butter (dairy . . . . . . . . . . ._ 40-ill Butter (cresmeryl 40 Hoy pressed . . . . . . . $14 iiaylooso... . ... :iz Hides (perlb.).... '. _.10 Potatoes _ . ,. 50 Wooiunwasbed .. . . . .. 07 Wool yoshod . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._ U0 Pork (organs ln) . . . . . . . .._ 10%-II li¢gsperdoz.._. . . . . . ...Sl -lmnb volts . . . . . . . . ._ . _. _ 1.00-1.15

Caliolrins ._ ._ .. 22 lJlaek0uts... _ _.95

ind returned' onday with Mrs. Stav-_

' +4$»i~t».i.<h<o-lor-oft-I--»-ll

Dr. Linscott in this column willl

help you solve your heart problems religious, natural, social, financial and every other anxious care that per-l plexes you. if a personal answer ia required enclose a live cent stamp. No names will he published; if you prefer, slgu your Initials only; or use a pseudonym.

MINISTERIAL HEIIESY:-“A Trou- bled ‘ Church Member", inqulres,l "Should a minister be expelled from a church when he preaches a doctrine contrary- to the standards of that church " I doubt if any educated min- ister preaches all the doctrines of his'

church. The doctrines are printed and; supposed to be perfect, therefore they| change not, but'niodern research and thinking are constantly -making chang-l es in tlie opinions' of ministers whichi do noiralways harmonize with the

standards of the church. If the here-: sy hunting spirit were as keen as it

was some years ago either the maj- ority of ministers would be expelled! from the churches or else the doc-

trines would be changed.

O O O

GRJIEF FOR LOVED ONES:-“A

Mourner" asks, "To what extent ought_ we to allow ourselves to grieve at the' death of friends?" it is lack of faith'

in the Bible doctrine concerning hea-l ven and the bliss of its inhabitants which cause anything like bitter grief at the departure of our friends. We'

ought not to allow ourselves to be as: they which have no hope, for if we do we put out the light of revelation and' leave ourseves in the dark.

PURE BLOOD MAKES

because it drives out of the blood the humours that cause them. Eruptionsl cannot be successfully treated ,wlth_ external applications. because these- cannot purify the blood.-

Hoo<l"s Sarsaparllla makes' rich, redl

blood, perfects the digestion, and' builds up the whole system. Insist on- having Hood’s. Get it now.

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stomach-and an active liver-you

This splendid blood medicine-

mnde of old fashioned herbs-gives the oystom a regular "spring house- cle \ning"-regulates liver and bowels -_cleanser the blood of nil poisonous

-_ matter-tones up the - nerves-and

gives strength, vigor and A feeling ol good cheer to the whole system.

At mast stereo. 25s. A bottlu; Family

sin, glue times as Ingo, I1.

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Ask your dealer to show you the new styles in “Fleet Foot"

None genuine unless stamped !‘FLEET FOOT" on the lol!

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Head Oflioe, Montreal

28 Service Branches throughout Cmndl

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The June Bride;

You will find here a wealth of happy suggestions in

sterling silv r or plated ware suitable for the "June Bride

llilluus Cf---Y---vt _ __ _ ~ __.______ Blood -ll. -‘ '»i~ They make their appeal, personal. intiinatte, asfnoth;ng

I caaiiiorvsrown manxs-rs _ else can, and thus attract the_ attention of t e gi t giv ng

-` - -- _ Wm* P“'°- "Ch ‘°'°_°<i-.° “°°'**‘>' in preference to all other selections. -_ __

Lei Nafllfeg.-_' - __ Of all wedding gifts. pieces in silver constitute the

great maiority

istpésfiias_ . . _ . . .._ so-ss ‘“°>"'“¢'* °' ‘“'°"?f°"""°“ '“°’ We can offer you the la gest and most select' line of

fa;§§'8§§§ "“°' " "33 hm “"8"” by “kms ' silverware ever shown in this city, and at prices that en-

y toii $18 20 DI' w"SOl'\'8 mfg] iavgf ou,

._ ._ . . . .__ 1. _ .rr """" " l'l slut Teas ’ ’ ggs per doz . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 32-36 ER

Beef'lb. . ._ 25-35 '

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latest i tyles.

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great variety.

A full assortment in tliese celebrated Vehicles ii.-cluding all the

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OUR LINES

Heney and Baynes Carriages now opening. _ _ _ _

P.E.I.

Harness and Harness parts Collars, etc, etc. -

Everything that you can possibly require for your horse in

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Washing Machines, Clothes Wringers and `

Churns. Page Wire Fence, Lawn Fence

- and Gates ‘

We carry in stock now a complete line of fence for THE FARM,

for me i=1i~:i.o,f¢. the GARDEN ... a ras LAWN. _ ‘

Pass i=sNcas always give satisfaction. ‘i

Our Lines are Good Lines Our Prices are RiS\\¢ P1109!

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