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1118091' 0,f1_ninuiesonIy--the same edictent methods you

demand in your business sie observed m_ours. ~ i.?.’Si‘..f‘§‘I.‘L‘i.£‘i.'.‘;..‘;°°°.°‘°“" make *hill Bvpomtmedtvlodayllldl

The Bayer Studio

m A. E. iron, seas.. , _ cooaiuioiégrapsy _ Moderate Prices. Personal attention 'to Am-

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CoAL

COAL

Sydlwy Reserve Coal now due to

.Bl‘liV8 by the following schooners namelyz-

"H. H. Kitchener" with “Gladys E. Whidden with "Carl E. Richards" with "Mary E. McDougall" with “Fiaeburn" with

255 tons 387 Cong 250 tons 170 tons 130 tons

lf you require ‘ new Fresh Mined

Coal of best quality please send your order in at once. and delivery will be made promptly from vessels while dis- charging at lowest pricce.

hchooner to charter always in de-

mand and we guarantee to pay the highest current rate of freight from Sydney, Louisburg or Glace Bay.

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SELLING AGENTS FOR DOMIN- IDN COAL C0.. LTD. FOR P. E. ISLAND.

Charlottetown,

May 17th, 1916.

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$5.50

We have received two

very.pretty boots-fmade in Patent Leather with Louis heels, Fawn Tops, laced and button styles.

SEE THEM

Alley & Co.

135 Queen Street

Closing out Sale of Furniture at

PATONS LIMITED. 9843-5-20Mtf.

rosa: Furniture sais at PA'roNe i_||»u1'ao. , ss4s-s-zoivm.

Phone No. 404.

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L Farmers

Attention l

Insure your wheat

against ‘ Smut" by using our guaranteed- “For- maline" equally good for protecting P o t a t o e s against Scab. Easy to use! inexpensive!

40 or 50c' hottie

treats about 35 or 40 bushels of Seed.

Ellis Pharmacy, Ltd. Montague, P. E. I.

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..°|1° rave is soy in this erbvines ..°r. eonoou ivss is Guardian

Representative in Montesue. _ ;- __ ..°o. F. 'r`|an_N:v is ewoiaa rs

presentative in Souris. ~ "~- metf

_ .° Mr. George io. Goff of Woodvville

Mills, is certainly making a record for himself in cattle raising. Lui. spring he _raised sixteen well bred* caW

Year ngso eco s s e year his herd has already produced twelve ealvds 'to which he expects to add at least four more, an increase of thirty-two in the course of two Years.

of the most enterprising and progres- sive farmers of.King`s County. ~

` ..*GLENFANN|NG GLEANiN`G8.- Mr. Austin McGilvary has gone into the butchering business and is opera- tug a meat delivery wagon 'on the Launching. St. Ger.rge's reute.- lt is pleasing to be able to report that Mr. Henry Green of Mitchell River, whose serious illness was chronicled in last week's Guardian is now; much better and is pronounced by his physician to be out of danger_- Mrs. James Mac- donald of "The Cottage" Georgetown Royalty was here last week visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Fogar- ty. The latter who has been ill since New Years is now much better and is able to go about the house again.-

::Baidness is caused by a microbe

which destroys the hair root and closes the pores. The Rexall "93" Hair Tonic arrests this process. Sold at all Rexall Drug Stores. 50c. and $1.00 bottles. McKinnon Drug Co_

Spring Sale of Furniture now on at

PATONS LIMITED. 9843-E>20Mtf.

Furniture Clearance Sale PATONS

Ll M ITE D. 9843-5-20Mtf

GENERAL SIR L. RUNDLE

RESIGNS HIS COMMAND

LONDON, lVi'ay16.-The official an-

nouncement is made that Gen. Sir Leslie Ruudle, who for some time com- manded the 5th Army, has resigned.

The new appointment is made of

Lieut.-Gen. Sir J. Wolfe Murray as general officer and commander-in-chief of the first class. The Times sug- gests his probable appointment to home command. His Christian name Wolfe. commemorates the friendship of Gen. Wolfe for Col. Murray, of the Black Watch, in whose arms he died on the heights of Abraham.

Much interest has been taken in

the King’s grant of the Victoria Cross to the Indian hero. Lance Naik Lala, of the 41st Dogras, for his most cons- picuous bravcry in risking death seve- rel times to rescue wounded British officers.

who can sen tum nr_»oorm»aoss~l

..°0NB GENT Der word each in-

sertion for ,advertisingin this column. Cash must accompany order.

THE' FULL TEXT '

OF AN IMPORTANT ' ' JUDGMENT

Among the judgments delivered in

the Supreme Court at Charlottetown last week was that given In- the- case q,f'John _F_ I-iodslon vs. John, Hall Lea. This casd wastried in Summer- slde at the November Term of»-the Suprenrecourt before Mr. Justice Fitzgerald `~ and e. jury. The jury found a verdict for the plaintiff assinst the defend- ant, who was the father of the plain- tiff's wife for $2,500.00. Application was made by the defeudant's counsel to have the verdict set aside and for a new trial. Mr. Justice Haszard delivered the judgment of the court as follows:

"This is nn' application for a

new trial on the following grounds:

1_ “That the verdict was cou-

trary to evidence and hy the direc- tion of the-Judge and perverse.

2. “That the damages found

for the plaintiff were excessive.

"The declaration contained two

counts:

1 “That defendant wrongfully en-

ticed and procured the plaintiffs wife without the consent and against the will of the plaintiff. to depart and remain absent from the house and society of the plaintiff.

2_ “That the plaintiffs wife un-

lawfully and without the consent of the plaintiff departed from the house and society of the plaintiff, and the defendant well knowing the premises wrongfully' and without the consent, and against the will of the laintiff, received. harboured and detallied the plaintiff's wife and refused to deliver her to the plaintiff although requested by the Dlilmuff B0 to do. whereby the defendant lost the society and ser- vice of his said wife. _ “The defendant pleaded not guilty and denied the allegations 'on said two counts. On the trial before His Lordship M`r. Justice Fitzgerald. at Summerside in'~No_vember term last, the jury found a verdict for tlie plain- tiff for $2,500. This application is made to set aside the verdict on the grounds beforestated:

"After a careful review of the evi-

dence In this case audithe law bear- ing thereon l am of the opinion that there should be a new trial on the ground that the verdict found was against the weight of evidence and contrary to the judge's charge.

“There is-no evidence that satisfied

one, or that in 'my opinion should satisfy a. reasonablei-Jury,` that' the defendant' did anything more funn a ' parent had a right to do, aml'which '_it was his duty to in protecting his _own child_ ` `

"Plaintiffs wife‘s evidence is that

in consequence of differences and un- pleasantuess with the plalntifffs moth-

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“On the contrary the weight of

evidence clenrly‘shows that the de- fendant endeavored to induce his daughter to return to the plaintiff’s house and to live with him. _

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Unill Ha liseii “Full-a-flies” Tis Graaf Kiiinay Iiimuiy

l‘Ia_¢_isuru_s_._s, On., Au¢,2sth, 1918.

:“Abo\t\ hw years ago, I found my. health in A very bed state. My Kidney: were not doing their worband I was all nm‘dovm' in condition. Having sean ‘Fruit-a-tives' a<1ve_rtised,‘I decided to try them. Their action was mild, and the result all that couldbe expected.

My Kidneys resumed their normal

action after I had taken upwards ofa dozen boxes and I r¢gsin¢imyold~fin¢e v|'lah'ly. Today, I am as well as ever.”

B. A. KELLY.

500. a box, 8 for &.50, trial size 25s.

At dealers or sent on receipt of prlee by Fruiffs-tives United, 0¥&Yl-

brought to their attention "the rela- tive duties and position of father. child and_husba.nd." in closing he said:-"The plaintiff coming into this Court has to prove to your satisfac- tion thet he hasimade outhisfcase; and the law casts the onus upon him to prove to you that this father wrongfully and with improper motive caused his daughter to separate from her_ husband.” This in my'opinion is a correct statement of the law and.in view of such a charge l am of opinion that a jury reviewing the whole I of the evidence reasonably could not properly find the verdict they did_

"The verdict ‘should be set-' aside

andfa new trial granted.” ‘

S’SIDE MARKETS

Buckwheat, per bus. .76-1.00 Barley. nor bus. .75 --.90 Butter, per lbr dairy. ‘ .30 Butter, per lb. creamery. .33 Calfskins, per lb. .15 Eggs, per dozen. .19 Hay, loose, per ton. $10.-$12. Hay, pressed, per ton. 10.-13. Lamb pelts, each. .40-.60 Hides, per lb. .14 Oatmeal, per 100 lbs. 33.25 Oats. black , per bus. .56 Oats, white, per bus. .62 Potatoes, per bus. .80 Pork, organs att’d, per lb. 10% to 13%, Straw, pressed, per ton. $6.60 Wheat, per bus. 1.20-1.40 ,Wool, per lb. .26-.40

0]:l."l.‘0`WN MARKETS --. Butter icreamery) in prints 35 Butter (Tub) lb. 30 Butter (fresh) lb. _ 0 35 Eggs, doz. 0 22 Beef lb. (retail) to lg

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Geese Ducks

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,_ This Season

~ C' Ao Exceptional Sale of

- - ‘-_We have been fortunate enough in procuriiigianl'

supply' our customers with 'nearly every make-'slid shade. "

Colored Wash Silk in

Maize,Saxe, Navy,Copen- hagen, Helio, Black 36

Wash sins in Waite- ~

36 inch $1.10 the yard _ 36 inch $1.20 the yard

$1.10 the yard.

Natural Shan Tung

» Black Taffeta $2.50

33 inches Wide' _ Black Duchess Satin

65°» 75°- 85° $1.45, $1.50, $1.75. Q

Black natural 36 inch Black Poplin Cords

$1.15 and $1.25 $1.95 and $2.75.

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The eivfsvs busv Store.

9842-5~20M3i.

GEORGE DALMENY 14228

PURE BRED ENROLLMENT N0. 21

_ PARKLIGHT , p GRADE No. zz

George Dalmeny 14228 by Lord Dalmeny (7200) (12210) ho by Royal

Corrick (3533) (10270 out of Maggie Taylor (11065) (15355) -Dau; oi George Dalmeny was Nyanza imported (8766) by Laborie (4770) (10 91), and out of Phobe (8770) (18194). George Dalmeny 14228 is a bay stallion .four years old weighing 1500 lbs. He has plenty of good wide flat bone,_ fine feather, set on best of feet. is stylish and active, in and out of har- `.ness. in 'fact a typical type of the high class finished`Clydesdale family. He has won two first prizes, and he comes of winning stock, his sire Lord Dalmney was a. great show horse in the Maritime Provinces, as well astbe _United States. and his dam Myanzaholds five first prizzos_ anddiplomus. as "Like begets Like” this grand young stallion is sure to produce stock 'that will likewise be prize .winnera, and net their owners large figures.

Parklight by Parkside (9280) racerecord 222% Dam Nelly by Hernando

second dam by imported thoroughbred “Abel” third dam by "Deerfield" son_ of "Saladin" one of the foundation sires of our trotting stock. _ - ` Parklight is full brother to the great sire and racehorse ~~ Parkwood- 2.211/4 who is sire of 'Lou Helen" 2.2133, Queen Marie 219%, Nelly linings 2.92, Mabel' T., 2.23%, Leawood 2.26. andother fast ones. _

` Parkwood was not only a great sire but e great sho_w_horse. I-Ie won

many first prizes in P. E. I., (his native province) and was sol to New York for a large sum, by his then owner and breeder, John Mo lim Esq..' Freetown, and afterwards won the blue Ribbon in strong comp ition ut' . the Madison Square Garden Horse Show. New York, one of th grandest shows in the world. Parklight has size. weighing 1325 lin.. mil style and action. and transmits these desirable qualities to his ofisprihiz. and is _ a most desirable horse for farmer.; to breed too. Giving them that most ` desirable of all things in horse flesh. Size combined with action, suitable ` for the farm work and good roadsters. _ _ ! These horses will be at owners stables for the entire season. Come

I and inspect them before breeding elsewhere. f _ .

‘ MARES AT OWNERS R|SK_ I

` J. R. BREHAUT. . `

_ Montague. L

Owner in charge.

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ffm-ed is Guardian Readers at

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A ood pro osition never goes begging. The Security Company stock will be offered the Guardian readers until Saturday

~ May 27th, auf not one dliy or hour longer

o man ood oints to be overlooked.

SECURITY SILVER. BLACK FOXES, LTD. have too many attractive features to y g p ' _

- Enquiries and applications are being received at a rate that an_}p1y demonstrate the fact that people are not slow gf L

U recognize a good proposition with a Guaranteed Cash Dividend. oi_20 p. _c. _ ' he *low cap1tal1ZH'f10H. qualltv of stock, low price ._

shares, are still other points that make the proposition of outstanding iinportanse.

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¢Cl70f3 “V35” ge tg d -d df SECURITY shareho1def5_ _ _:_

C ' - Don’t delay inmaking. application forthe number of shares that you require, becauseithe stick is limited, and -rememb-

er the da-te. .f’.Write at once- for prospectus, or *orde_r_ _the__num_ber- of »Sharfés_.'Chat you want, allowing 95c foreach share. __

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d' ' th b e, the foxes will bein charge of one of thehrnost successful _

rancliel'g/iar?Plrtilr(1,¢I:1e¥l(_)idwtz!i1:i gland, who hasahigh ranch record for production. The dir-_ A|)pRE55,_____ __ _ _, _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ,_ _ ,

h 'ed d themselves not to accept an salary whatever, so that every cent of '

' c the netea rigs willgo direct _toward swelling e ivi en or

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` ' cover the net cost of each share but covers the_fuIi par-value. i » _ _ _ am interested in this proposition.

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