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- MAY. fs. 1916 _ _ __ _ _ 'lull csaltmrnowl ommnnm 1 . _ _ Pacirsevsn _

uieiir--eaoept

Make an alilloiiltlnent today. 1

Tile iCoiol_r*s Studio

New D_csBrisaY Block _

ITTING for a portrait is a ._ .matter o_fi_ninutesonly-the

efficient -methods you

observerl§o¥31.‘?r busmesa

isflie can.. not iioideiioesase \_|0iiso_ inucli about

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Yourfaiiiii have ss... p1,,¢.» 3 11 ‘I

ins with youior years. why- not make that appointment 'today at

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Jewelry

If you want honest

goods _at honest prices you will-not forget us

wgven about to purchase a atch, 'Clock orarticle of Jeweky _ _

Specialattention given

tc; repainrig of Watches e c. 1

C.fW. Patterson Jeweller

of-it .Con

Sydney Reserve Coal now due to

arrive by the following schooners nameiyz- _

“H. H. Kitchener" with "GIsdy|‘E. Whidden wlth_ "Carl E. Richards” with “Mary E. McDougall" with "Raoburn" with

255 tons| 387 ton; 250 tons 170 tons 130 tons

If you require .new Fresh Mined

Coal of best quality please send your order in at once.fanil' delivery will be made promptlyfrom vessels while dis- charging at lowest pricce.

Schooner to charter always in de-

mand and weguarantee to pay the highest current rate of freight from Sydney, Louisburg or\Gliice Bay.

Buntain, Bell 8r Co.

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

Charlottetown, _

May 17th, 1916. ,

Phone Nc. 404.

" 1 .A- . __`\ ~¢,-ii

if ` SEAL " , 1 BRAND

'i C0566

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In Z, I and 2 pound cans. Whole - ground -pu1verized- also Fine Ground lor Perce- latora. iso

Ladies’ B o ots Fawn Tops

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$5.50

We have received two

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

SEE THEM

Alley & C0.

135 Queen Street

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~‘ . ._°lT PAYS to buy lot this Province(

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Representative in Montague.

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'Miss Millie MacWi.l_ll8ll1B .041 view P. E. i.. has reoeivsahiiislfilf lowing letter from Belgium: _ _ » _

Belgium, May 1st, 1916.

Dear Miss Macwllliariiszf-_-,Yo_iir

name and address were in a pair of socks which were given me last night and I take great pleasure ln writing to thank you. l am one of the boys of the original 6th C. M. R., but at pre- sent belong to "D" Co., 5th Battalion C. M. R.. There are a great many P. E. I. Boys hero' and they are very fortunate along the sock line. The island people are showing the major- ity Of the Canadian provinces ' the way as concerns sending socks etc: Of course i cant omplaln as I have my mother and sisters sending me socks but a fellow can only carry three or four pairs, and a wet spell of weather during a trip up often ac- counts for those. Where we have a surplus sent us. We turn them into company stores and draw them when needed. We are out for eight days now after a sixteen days trip in the last four of which we spent in the

' -front line. I think I had better ring

of thanking you again, I remain.

Sincerely, yours,

N0. 111231 PTE. W. J. DILL.

D. Coy. 5th Battalion C. M. R.,

Canadian Army Corps,

B. E. F.,

"""."" ` ` France

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How They Cure

Pussrsvlux, Qul:

"l nhnd Kidney Trouble for

lovers! yearn, and _tried nurrierous remedies and doctors prescriptions without permanent l'¢|l¢f. my case being chronic. A ter seeing about Gin Pills, an_ as it is o well known fact tliatlgtxniper, without alcohol, is excellent for the idneys, I decided to try Gin Pills.

One single Fill gave me front relief. 'I have now taken our boxes o Gin Pills and find myself completely cured. No more had h‘lm°"'-l|‘l¢\’¢l-9¢ In Weight-cl_ear eyes-fresh color-more strength and vigor. This ig what Gm Pills have done fit me."

_ H. POWIS HERBERT.

Y_our druggists sells Gin Pills 5oc. a box

or six boxes z.5o. Write for free sample to

Ni' in oci. °ic'f °f° f:°:ifaaaf“fimiisaf"i"§:°ni§.

“ F<m§ale

l, We offer for sale our Business Stand at Murray River, Comprising 11,4 acres land, store 2 stories high 60 x26 feet with ` good cellar; 2 good warehouses, Iron House and stable also wharf property.

This in a good business stand cen-

trally locatod and afforded splendid shipping facilities. Apply to

- PROWSEQ SONS.

Murray Harbor. I‘.E.l.

Murray Harbor, P. E. I.

May 9th. 1916. 9631-513MtuS-iwlrs.

Valuable Business Stand|Mnk¢ the Livggd `

..'ONE GIN1' per word each in-

sertion for advertislnl in this column. Cash must accomltllly order.

F. rienusv is oiianiiin re

press tative in-Souris. _ _ matt

Address and Presentation

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A very pleasant evening was spent.

gt, tl1g_ hgmo of Mr. talld Mrs. KGUEIIMI. Elliotvale. on Tuesday evening, April 25th. when a number of their friends metjn social function in honour of their son Charles who has _answered the call of Duty. Mr. .Ioliu Walsh ac- ted as chaiiunan and after a iew words delivered in his usual clever manner. the address was _read by Michael Rooney accompanied by the presenta- tion of a fountain pen. “Cliarlle" al- though taken by surprise his usual ready wit came to his assistance and he replied in a few well chosen words. A special treat 'of thc evening was a very impressive and patriotic speech byiMr. Patrick Keoghau. Luncheon was served after every one had done justice to the liinerman. they procee- ded to the parlour where the remain- ing hours were spent in a most enjoy- able mimnoi- by flinging some of the most popular songs.

The following Is the Address: Dear Frlend_:- We your friends and

neighbors take advantage of your short furlough at home by assembling here this evening to extend to you our ap- preciation of your loyalty to your king and country and the noble spirit of patriotism you are displaying in dou- ning the King's uniform to take a hel- ping hand in saving our grand _and noble Empire from ruin and the Union .lack from downfall.

We have learned with regret that

you are about to sever your connec- tions with us yet we cannot but admire your manly qualities and the grand self-sacrifice you are making in yield- ing up the comforts of home and com- panionship to raise the sword of jus- tice and stand shoulder to shoulder with the rest oft our brave island boys in strife of your country. We feel sure that when the hour of trial comes you will do your "bit" in a. true and heroic style in aiding to stanip out of existance ia. nation, that attempted to establish its predominance over a free and flourishing country by force of arms. Iii departing i'roin amongst us you carry with you the good wishes of each and everyone and the prayers lor a speedy and safe return. ln con- clusion we wish you to accept this gift as a token of remembrance and when the sword is sheathed and this awful carnage brought to a successful con- clusion may God in his ki`nd providence spare you to return to.the "Garden of the Gulf,'f with your khaki adorned in wreathes of higlily-merrited honours, “Au Revoir."

Do its Duty*

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Buckwheat; per bus. .'i5~ -1.00. Barley. per bus. .75 -.90 Butter, per lb. dairy. .80-

Butter, per lb. creamory. caitaki nor lb- - Eggs, p-3 dozen. ~ .10 Hay, loose, pol' l.0Il. $10.--$12. Hay; pressed, por ton. 10.-13. Lamb pelta, each. .40-.60 Hides, per lb. “ .14-

Oats. black . Der bus. .56 Oats, white. per bus. .58 Potatoes, per hos. - » .80 Pork, organ; ett’d. per lb. 10% to 13% Straw pressed. per ton. - - --88.50 wiiosi. pei- hue. I 1.20--1.40 wool. porin.. I '_ -26--40 on~i1owN manxnws

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Butter (creamerylin

Butter (Tub) lb. Butter (fresh) lb.

Eggs, doz.

Beer Ib. (retail)

I-‘owls,lh.

Chickens, lb.

Hay (pressed). ton

Straw (pressed) ton

Pork lb.

Turnlps. bus. \

Potatoes. bus_

Oats, (white) bus. Oats (black) bus.

Boots. bus.

Carrots. bus.

Wool lb.

Porsnipa, lb.

Geese

Ducks '-l

Hides

Turkeys. per ih.

I NUXATEIJ lllllN

increases strength of delica.te,nervous,

. rundown people 200

i - por cent in ten days

in many instances.

T $100 forfeit it it

fails as por full ex-

planation in large article soon to ap- pear in this paper. Ask your doctor or

druggist about it.

Apothscaries Hall- G. E. Hughes

Prop. and Central Drugstore, E. A.

Foster, Proprietors. always carry it in stock.

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(From Our Own Correspondent.)

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prints

88 to 85 21 to 22 13 to 18 13 to 14 12 to 15

$15 to $16

$8.50

12% to It

zo to Z5 70 to 80

57 40 45

15 to 40

1% 15

14 to 15 20 to 22

ment that within the past two weeks the Can-adinii Government has re- quested Sir Douglas Haig, the Com- _mander in Chief of the British Forces at the front, to make a comparative test of the Ross Rifle, the arm of the Canadian Troops and the Lee Enfield, the British weapon, was made in the

day in the course of a discussion bas- ed upon what purported to be ex- tracts irom a letter written by Geii-- eral Alderson which was published in the Citizen here this morning. in the article General Alderson is quo- _ted as stating that he had issued an order to the first Canadian Division forbidding thc men to pick up the Leo Enfield .rifles and discard - their own but that the experience of the second,B.attle of Ypres had led hini

rd t la th L tl

to allow the o er o pse. a in nicii of the first division had cheered when they learned they were to be

British arm, that a test of the two ri-

Oatmell. per 100 lbs. 88.25-

SALLOW SKIN, PlMPLEBi PAIN8.

WHEN DR. CHA8E'8 KIDNEY-

The doctor feels your pulse. _and

looks at your tongue. but at the same time lie is reading your condition in your face. The sallow complexion tells him that youriiver is not doing its work, the pimples tell him that

the kidney? ar? not properly purifying the blood, he aalizosthat tho bowels are constipated #nd the system over- loaded with poisons. i_ I ' gi' _ You can apply this lest in your own case and may be ableto-add, ‘ other symptoms such as headaches, pains

spells of billlousness and indlgestion.

lf you have not used Uri Chase's

Kidney-Liver Pills you will be sur- prised to find how quickly they will rid, your system of poisonous impuri- ties and thereby remove the cause of pans, aches and sklii troubles.

Mrs. F. N. Hall, 102 Qucc/ii Sire-3t.,‘

Y°"l‘ - ef _The enfants.-it Guardian. Home .uns Poisons from iii¢siiioii..s 1 3_

_ -tions op iiio

AND ACHE8 ARE 300'( GONE" LIVIR PILLS ARI USED.-

St. John N. B.. writes: "1 am Sled to say I have used Dr. Uhue's Kid- uey-1.ivei-'Puls witigpieiidlu Malte. 1 was greatly tro led with consti- ,potion and plinples on the face. ~ I

Kidney-Liver ‘Pills and it warn _ vory ~ lol1¢_ b°_10fe »l was completely cured_'. The’ pills - acted on the bowels.` kidneys 'end liver and cleansed them of all ini-

aud aches through back and llmbs,` pure matters. I think theyicannot bo

beaten as a means of ridding n person of that tired aching duo to weak kid- neys aud I would not be without them i in the house for any money. l Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills one pill a dose, 25 cents ii box, all dealers, _ or Edmansou, Dates At Co., Limited. Toronto. _

iles had shown tiiat the Ross Rifle jammed more quickly than tlic Lee Enfield. that 100 rounds were fired three times as rapidly with the Lee lEni`ield as with the Ross and the

ily charged than that of the latter Sir

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exceptionally large range

shade.

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_ Natural Shan Tung 33 _inches wide

65c, 75c, Sbc

Black natural 36 inch

$1 15 and $1 25

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Exceptional Sale ol Silks

We have been fortunate enough in procuring a

supply our customers with nearly every make and

Wash Silks in White Colored Wash Silk in

OTTAWA, May 17-The announce- ingh th? yard MalZe.S3X€, NaVy,C0pgn.

36 inch $1.20 the yard `

' Black Duchess Sati

Commons by Sir Robert Borden to- ,

Have a look and be convmcerl.

Siorilev Bros

armed with the Leo Enfield itiflos

d 3000 [th we ou d to iave

glieady prqovidgxintheixneselvex; with the "___ 1;

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seein appropriate in the public iiitor- est and in the interest of the gallant men at the front."

Spring Necessities, Lawn Chairs.

[magazine oi’the!'li0rmei‘.wa-s more eas- |_.wn Swing., E", ¢h.|"' awk,”

with cane seats and backs, color Red

Robert Borden said that no such let- for Ve,-and,-, ,no ¢.m," s¢,.,¢e|,,,.

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(iglinutghgf q“°&°d 1)" [the ‘Lucie had and Reclining Canvas Chairs at PAT-

° B "° ce "0"" “ml that he ONS Furniture Clearance 8lie.

proposed to have enquires mode for 9B43_5_2°M" the purpose of determining the cir- cumstances under which it was pub-

lisliedsnd the source from whlgli 1; `W°"'””"’_"i' .

euianated. "We shall," hc snid.“at a later date take such action as mayi |_|;||r-?|EDFum‘t"r° sa"

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of new silks. We can now

hagen, Helio, Black 36 $1.10 the, yard.

Black Taffeta $2.5

$I.45,` $1.10, $1.75.

Black Poplin Cord

$1 95 and $2 75

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Saturda ,May 27th, is on which Securit _ Stock will be ffered to Guardian Readers at

i i En uiries and applications are being receive_d_ at a rate that amply demonstrate the fact that people are not slow

recognize

a good proposit

shares are still other points that make the proposition of outstanding importance. _ _

‘ ' ` ' `ak‘ 'l' t' for the number of sharesthat you require, bei: _ ` ' ’ ` ,

er the d‘a1i::l§n' igiltaeyalgorrrlce 12% or order theijiumber of shares that you want, allowing 95c for each share.

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I _ who ever ‘heard of iuesiiiiies in a coiiitkang like sseusirir .sllivnit Buick

_ ' 3.' _ 11:1) selli t95c li-wi ~t e lowest possible eoplt _ nation o_n _ _ l* 'umm 'Llmliality of sgogzia: procgiicbie? A guaranteed ash dividend #20 p. c. is _

` the meh" q fi red for sale" an remember the Zllafilllee d0¢B Mt 001?

back o every single share o e . »

cover the net cost o

f each share but covers the lull par value.

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rmchefgué ledged themselves not to acce tan salary whatever, so that every cent of

' °°*°“ ' P V - ° t wed tile dividend for sscunrrr shareholders I \ _

the net earnings will 8° _d1f°°f .°

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

/May 27th, auf not one clay or liour longer.

`f ' I SECURITY SILVER. BLACK FOXES, LTD. have too many attractive features---too many good points to be overlooked.

q ion with a Guaranteed Cash Dividend. of 20 p. e. _The low capitalization, quality of stock, low price -A

ause the stock is limited and rememb- '

FILL IN .AND s MAIL *ri-its FoRivi_”'

Please send me prospectus of Security Silver Black Foxes, Limited, asl

. 'am interested in this proposition.

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