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ion stopsjthe sniarting and
St1ngmg__i_n a few moments.
Better, et-a l i
till? ¢XIl0Slcd shlhy bfgfolg
lioing _out and there is very
--itt1e'- danger of getting
stmburned.
You really ht;
this. It_ will cbllgincel yldli
that this word_ “Penslar”
stands for _the highest qual-
ity in Toilet Preparations
and Remedies.
E. A. Foster
Central Drugstore,
_Sunnyside _ _
il Boston Shoe
Shining Parlors
Special Chairs for Ladies
Panama, Straw and all
kinds of Felt Hats Cleaned
.and Blocked
We carry a full line of Poiishes
for Suedes all colors, imperial
'onze and White Shoes.
We Clean Our Hats Here
-'in Charlottetown-
Therefore we do not have
51% Qhnrde _fiEXh'a-- fiat. .4
Expressage or Sending
- them Away
Out of Town Orders Promptly
_ Attended to
164 QUEEN ST.
ll ls “U 0" repeated axiom that good
llullle Bstglck _are at the basis of success-
E 0\lI\1l‘®. and the advances of
agriculture in Prince Edward island
mill' well be measured by the impro,-gf.
lllllfut of live stock. Here and there
~dM?lV9li the Province enthusiastic in-
_ lla s are purchasing and building
“D herds _that will some day be ii cpe.
gall llmélllly to Prince Edward Island
of Ki; _astern Canada. J. M. Laird
of lelv n was for some time a breeder
lo stelns. He made a success of
llll" bleed and 8-Ciluired a name both
gl _lllle SHOW fills and in market pro'-
hll“dl°ll- He llnalll' disposed ol this
or to Messrs. Lea and Clark, of Vio-
l°l`l'l “lid I0'-lk UD the raising of beef
cattle. lic purchased from John "
Richards. of Biiieforu, the foundation
for the biulding up of a Polled Angus
herd. and to-day he is the owner of a
P01194 Allgus herd that any one might
well be proud of. He has also, how-
0Ve\`» bfbgun to build up a shortliorn
herd and last year purchased some of
the best individuals that could be ob-
tained ln the Maritime Proviiiccs. Last
February he went to Ontario and pill-_
“M594 H VOI`y line bull to head the
herd, and to-day his shortliorns would
do credit to any country. He has not
coiiiliicd his activities. however, .tite-
gether to cattle. Last year his Shrop-
shire sheep won prizes both in the
county and provincial exhibitions, and
there is every indication that the
sheep men of tho province will have
to look to their laurels ii they are to
maintain their load over sonic brccd-
crs who were formerly rcgarticd ui.
cattlc inen. ills horses too are a cre-
dit to him, and although he has not
given the some special attention to
horses as he has to cattle und sheep.
he has on his farmstcad very fine
breeding inaros. The older breeders,
however, have not given up the im
provnieiit of their herds. Mr. Williun
Clark, who some years ago won the
Silver Medal for the best farm In
Queen's County, has been making im-
provements all along the line. i-its
farm throughout is an example of
neatness. The house yards are,laiil
out with lawns and beautiful flowers.
The outbuildings are neat and tidy
and there is an air of thrift and care-
fulncss about thc whole farm.
ills herd of Jerseys have been fre-
quently referred to by prominent live-
oi' Jerseys in Canada, and his large,
beautiful, well-kept cows certainly add
very much to the place. But Mr
Clark does not specialize on any one
line of stock. He ‘has the best of Lei-
cester sheep, of Yorkshire swine. 0
Barred Rock hens and Clydesdale
horses. Another breeder who has long:
the exhibitions is Mr. John R. McLeod.
of Darlington. His Ayrshireslare
much above ordinary. He has still
some of' the large.. big-teated kind that
are now known as the old type of Ayr-
shire and which the modern breeder
is to-day trying to reproduce( He i.i
building UD 21 ilock,_of Shropshire sheep
and for t,11is'i>\1rpo;n»~has_iiuporisii the
toundsjtioll' stoclf fron'li»'Ml‘. John R.
Campbell;--of Woodville, Ontario, th
best. known Shropshire breeder of
America. In. horses Mr. McLeod is a
Percheron fancier and has three mares
sired by "Domino", which would seein
to justify his pride in this particular
breed. it is mcn of this type, who
with unbounded faith in the opportu-
nities of Prince‘Edwurd island are
building up agriculture. The stock
G
CnARLo'r'rE'rowN
1070-51201!! tt.
they are raising are being distributed
among their neighbors and their faith
'in agriculture is also helping to make
f 1
it ruff I 
  There are \‘¢-:E4
 ENE/g," Cloves ancl Gloves "\
“F :zur umm , _ 
_  ""'""' BUT ther? i§ Orily one make 
' _7 _ of ladies gloves bearing
"’ this stamp- `
1 me-me
5||.K Gi.ovE
-your assurance of d b'l` , fi _ f’ ° '
_ ivorlgrrlooship- Wovgrlaiil lainalla  
grade “ Extra Classical " pure _Japanese Si|k_ and Shown
i by the smartest shops at from 50c. to $1.50 the pair.
2.1 \Vrila us for the address of your . ' 3 '
(£00121
\ _ Mullen of " (lurcn Qualify" Ilaiiiin .S`i'l|i.iLin|nio _ » _
; Dom. -1 sr. c/\Ti-iARiNEs
CANADA
" » nearest “Qucvn ,_
ST. CATHARINES SILK MILLS. Limited
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Qualify " shop.
Aii‘i‘§.2l.‘2‘l l‘$.f'$° MOTOR?
T_here's some points no intelligent man can overlook in
selecting a Motor-there’s some cold facts that command
attention In the first place
want a motor that will be simple, reliable and A durable? Of
 do;  '
_ THE IMPERIAL MOTOR
is equip 'with the best diecast babbitt bearings, the
famous ggebierfcariburetorr all'l>arts made to expensive
_ gigs, interchangeable and aecessib e, tank lubrication insur-
' ll tt'
L‘%‘£.i‘ .."ii.. ‘°.£§..2.‘.‘..*i.§‘.§i
i supplyet oil-grin dana-_ _,_
er,no_wgg|;g.,.,.. _ _
Besides all these ad-
vantagga the lingerie!
is eguipped wi the
wori -famed Improved I
Therinen Muffler.
-' Can’t we sflid oygg
catalo|¢ue.~_ s
lortheasidng. Y
Bruce Siilwarl &
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what do you want? Don’t you
Iqbal
____ J _ _ _ll _ ` _ l _ ‘conditions much better in every  `
=_i_ " ' ' ` » home in the province. We wish them S
  _ ;nd"ali`other stock breeders of their '
._ Ind every success. ‘ -
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< - 1 ‘-*-"'-'°"-"'- 1,, this ,,l{‘§°,.e§{‘,,,§:,. . °“- W" At Phiiaaoipnia-chicago, »11; Pini-
.?. adelphia, 4
  Mrs Charles Bonham, city, left 391. At Bostuh-Boston 3; St. Louis. 1.
' i `- ‘urday on a visit to Ottawa. l A&mV;“5hl“5I~°l1_D°U`0lC 5- Wuh'
--- US _
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   Mr Harry Harris. meat dealer. was `NATl°NA|- LEAGUE
` _ 1 _ 1 - i . _ . 1. -removed to' the P.E.l. Hospital on At Pl"l°l’lll`5“‘Pl'-l“l’“"5 7° New:-‘a
~»" ' i, - ° ` Saturday. ` Y0l’l¢ 5- ‘
...___ At St. Louis-St. Louis 3. Boston
   Hilti iiicis
Mr W. S. McKie loaves this morn- 2-
' -  _ ,- iii wimsoai-load oimiiiti-y no s FEDERAL E ‘
_ _   -I l,._.,,,§.H,,ll.,,,__ ., . _“__ "fi ~At-Newrk-si.1...i.is1z_Nswi.i-ii 2.
The second matinee horse rtwpo, __ _ _ _--_ _. ' _  at Brooklyn-ifiiisburg 9. Brook-_.
which takes place this Monday attic Ml" Mary Mugabe, 10m,_ ls, vlsltq lyn~_4 "f -1 '.
110011 D\‘0_ml5° '50 be llell.°lf.lllll“ 9°- ing friends -in the city,_tlie guest of At' B8lUl110N»"’U=1lllm0l‘0 17- Kim'
first, even though they were pronoun- ML and M,s_ Allen Mcglllm i sag 10,
cod by all that had seen them. tho _- _ _*_ At Buffalo-Chicago 8. Buffalo 0. f
most interesting that they had seen __ Ml" vlvla pl-ow...0_ Mu,-my Hal-_ - INTERNATIONAL T1*
for Y08l'B- _ ' “"" I bm-_ was among the outward paggen. At Montreal-Montreal, 4. Rochest-E
The old favorite Deviiish Dorothy. gem lm the Mumiy Harbor ll-a1n"er 1.
2-18 1-4 will soiioor asain. driven by 5.m,,.l..y_ At Richmond-Newariti. Richmond
herowner, Dr. J. T. Jenkins. in; the A _*_ 2,
2.29 1-2, Moth Miller, 2.20, Dixie Girl
track at that time. ‘ " E
The 82nd Band will he in attend-`
Miller.
been noted for his good cattle, but who _ me Cglgm-y Nm-mal gcllooh has al-_
has ‘wt madff 9- habit Of Bll0Wll18 Hi rived on the island to s end part of
(Special to The Guardian)
Saturday baseball: _
AMERICAN LEAGUE. '
At New York-1st game, New York
5; Cleveland, 4. Second game, Clove-
flund, 5; New York, 4. 
_ At Pliiladclphia-Chicago 8; Phila-
delphia, 2.
At Washington--Washington, 7; De-
troit, 0.
At Boston-St. Louis 5; Bc-ston, 5.
Called in iiliith in order to allow St.
-Louis to catch train.
NATIONAL LEAGUE. '
_ At St. Louis-St. Louis, 6; Boston,
51.
I At Pittsburg-Pittsburg, 4; New
. York, 0.
At Cincinnati-Philadelpiila, 4; Cin-
cinnati, 1. ' _
At Chicago--Chicago, 5; Brooklyn
0.
,._. FEDERAL LEAGUE.
At Brooklyn-First game, St. Louis
6; Brooklyn, 2. Second game, St.
Louis, 4; Brooklyn, 2.
; At Baltimore-Chicago, 8; Balti-
more, 1.
At- »BuI'falo--First game, Kansas
City, 2; Buffalo, 0. Second game, Buf-
falo, 2; Kansas City, 0.
At _Newark--Newark, 4; Pittsburg,
2_ ..i; ' iz"
"INTERN/-\TIONTL LEAGUE.
At Providence-First game, Provi-
dence, 6; Jersey City, 4. Second game
\_Provldcnce, 9; Jersey City. 0.
l At Toronto--First game, Buffalo, 1;
-Toronto, 0. Second game, Toronto, 2;
Buffalo, 1. ,Q
il At' Riciimond~'-Richmond), 6;* New-
ark, 2. 
At Montreal--Montreal.. 2; Roches-
ter. 1.~_ 'gl
Sunday games: _.
_ AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At Cleveland-First game, Chicago,
7; Cleveland, 1. Second ganlis, Chi~
cngo, 3; Cleveland, 0. .iv
At Detroit--St. Louis, 1; Debroit, 0.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.__
At Chicago-Chicago, 6; Brooklyn,
i.
At St. Louis-St. Louis, 8; Boston,
2. ’
- At cinoinnim-cincinnati, 2.,-L Phila-
delphia, 1. 'lf
" » FEDERAL LEAGUE.
At Newark-First game, Plétsbui-g,
2; Newark, 0. Second game, ewark,
’3; Pittsburg, 0. _
` INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Jersey City--First game, New-
ark, 6; Jersey City. 3. Second-game,
\Newark, 5; Jersey City, 1. _
At Montreal-Montreal, 5;1Roches-‘
ter. 2. ll , _
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  W... rn. Piiraliit
Badge  ‘_
and hel the Island Pat-
riotic llund-.‘ Price _1.0c
each. Proceeds to ‘be
(Calvel') ll and little son has been spending the
Tlle laces wlll beglll al 2 °'°l°‘l.l{‘ past week with Mr Jnmes’s unclc, Mr
sharp and the horsemen are requested »l~_ C_ _lllmel They leave lllla mom.
to have their horses promptly on the lng ml l.el“l.n_
ance’ and lllls alone “Blues ‘me lmijlll the- Provincial ' Sanatorium at Kent-
treat- "9 tllelr Playlllg last M°“d3Y rviile, N.S., who has been visiting his
was lllgllly lllllllled by lllé 5pe°l~lll°l's' mother Mrs Lemuel Miller, of this
Al the laces M°lldlly her llllllly afl' city leaves this morning on return
mirers will be pleased to know that l0,l`§enlvllle_` ` '
Devilish Dorothy will race this after- `_ ____
.stock men as the best working herd noon, lli)eing driven by her _veteran Rev_ Dr l.lazelw00,l_ of »l»0mnto_ wlw_
 .E-.    
ll" Queen Clllllelllle' the fast Dade' llir§b§r£ll\ll1lldailbrmI?ll§ Iiligailhlailidé acldloml
from Graham’s Road will start in the pulled by Ml.s_Hazelw00d_ Whlle ln
B' Pace wllll Angus Dllloll' Dellly' Charlottetown they were the guests of
1' Dixie Girl., Princess Etta and Moth Ml. and Mrs James l>al0n_
Bsrristsrs sua Attorneys 0
-_ _ uonarronom.
__ " i°AtrN"raoi.ie|1"on _
i ` 
riotioillund.  ~.
Chrlettdowl Guerilla;
:‘l_2"-'l.: -‘Z /': /'-‘ ‘l MM'
ll7l»lfl-Ill!
given to The Island Pat- i
trot, against Dr. Sharper, 2.18 1-2 and Ml” R036 0weus_ of Shamrock At. Toronto-Toronto 4. Buffalo 2.
OHKISY H-. 2-18"3~4, three 'of"the fast was B passenger grossing by the At Providence--Providence 5. Jer-
elll l'l'°llel'5 "el bl`°“5llt together ln Northumberland Saturday morning -50)' CU-Y 4-
lhe Marlllme Pl'°Vl“Ce3- ' enroute to Dartmouth, Nova Scotia. .__---*_--_‘
The B pace will surely be a fast _m
""1 “Citing face °“d'i“ if Will “Dre” 'Mi~s. Archibald non siiii her niece   '
for th eflrst time on a Maritime track, Ml" Loulse Emery of wood island,
lllglllsflll £30?-lA“§“5E?llll°; 2%"‘§)Wl£l\ spent a very pleasant week end visit-
r “ce B B' ' ’ er y lllg "lends lll the Clly' Report of Kensington school incet-
ing, June 15, 1915' Amount voted on
ii ' t , » _ ~ -
“ll Qllellll ul ll“l'l“° ~ Miss Roberta Nicholson, daughter ex ,ms $200_ll0 lm mv mem to
in the B. trot which we expect to be l . ll _ ell' _ P lf
ii race from start to finish. wni be °l M' J' P' Nl°h°l.°“’ °lll"lwll° ll” wolol system.. $25-00. 1’_rl'1<fiv‘1l_S.“'
been spending somt weeks iere, has l of 1 .
ll ll l _ __ per nteiident, $1...>.00, Vice lrlncipali
§,l;§t0“5°§_ Ql_'|l;l€l:l'llAll:_l: l;l;1ymi?_l‘flll;’\l;i» lcft on return to Providciioc, lt.l. 5-l5_00_ l.,.imm.y_ $75_00_ ll was voted
' ' to open thc fourth room if the consent
Clvllilllgggggtnd pace has avery large Ml ll“l'°l'lAM‘;l`l`lll lell Salulllay of tho Department can bc secnrcd.
. morning for mlorst. to 10111 f-he sth Miss llarrington and Miss Nicholson'
;l;l_i;,8 ang 1i(t;calnt;l)t;i(l;a‘i:t0ri;om9Bol;g\‘; C_M.R., having coniplctely recovered rcslgnell
, ° f f li r ent as-ileiit. _' , . _ , ,
 an   ‘° “° -‘1 ...art‘s‘.a_::'e:"°'~i.:;.‘.:~:.:‘ r;;a“».::
ier, a y on. ppsrary, a y el- _ '- f ll _ _ _ _ '
la_ Brazllllm _vl-0m_ palchen L__ Uplén Wlllll'l‘i‘_}l_l_lElllgl_lflll`llll_Pll"lli[l° 5u°_wl;l“ 0°; elected chairnian and Mr. Layton Mc.
l> l l C l D_ lll l _ ~ ., (lube, secretaiy. ’i‘lic trustees are _
rvrnhce am olllmollillllcll ll wb B alll _ Wellllesday f9l'» Prlll°'~ Ellwalll llllllllll' William Burhcc, Alfred Robertson and
ousseh l;?aniliiil2i§eof“late.lwill siffély has ilhe llllas “°°~°ml'““l"‘l by ll" lllmllel’ Wolloco Wood. Houry Burhoe. ro-
an interesting race, the entries -ara! rs yérs' .___ gig"eérslgelllagltlol'izfllrlugcfllégllllilg0:;
Mlnllle MBC lMcKay)» Pllllce Dllll Mr George James. of Hardwick. l' l u
i (Chandler) John Halifax (Kelly),_Ted_ Conn" accomplmled by MTB James -$48. tlllal. $157-
THE CERTIFIED STATEMENT
. EFFICIENCY OF DR. CHA
coo county, Ontario, writes: “M
' CI1ase’s Kidney Liver Pills with gre
nothing to equal them as a prom
cure for torpiil liver, bliliousness an
venting l.iright’s disease. By using D
Chasc’s Kidney-Liver Pills occasio
ly she keeps the kidneys healthy an
they do not gripe and yet accomplis
use my letter.”
This statement is endorsed by M
Marniaduke Custon. Justice of th
Mr. Colin M. Kiel. Craighurst, Bim-
mother and I have both used Dr.
t
ual-
- a
satisfaction. We find that there is
ludigestlon. Some years ago my mo
ther came near to death from kidney ters to choose from. Or better still.
trouble und has to be careful 'in pre- `
active. Another point favorable to
Dr. Cluise’s Kidney-Liver Pills is thu
good results. You are at liberty to
Peace, who writes: “This is to certify
Mr. Colin M. Kiel and I believe his
statement regarding Dr. Chase's Kid-
ucy-Liver Pills to be true and correct."
If you are interested in this case,
7*’
tiires Biliousiiess _
Prevents llrigiifs Disease
OF ONE WHO HAS PRDVEN TH'
8E'S KIDN -
EY LIVER PILLS.
write to Mr. Kiel, enclosing stamp for
y reply, and he will verify his statement.
We like to have people to do this, for
we are very careful to only use state-
ments from responsible persona.
Should this case not be similar ‘ to
t yours, write to us _for the statement 'ol
' someone whose trouble was along the
same l-ine. we have thousands of let-
put the Kidney-Liver Pills to the test
right away. They will only cost you
fa quarter and ii box lasts for some
df time. " " _
As a means ot awakening the ac-
t' tion of livcr, kidney and bowels and
h thereby curing bllliousnei-Ls, indlges-
tion, backache and kidney trouble,
Dr. Chusc's Kidney-Liver Pills hold a
unique position. By their combined
actloii on these eliminating organs
they prove effective in complicated ail-
uients which defy ordinary treatment.
Ono pill a dose, 25 cents a box, all
dealers, or Edmanson, Bates & Com-
pany, Limited. Toronto.
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Mullougull wus clcctcd trustee, Mi
nicnt voted $35, for contingent
pciiscs, $55. The teacher Mr. (3. J
Mclican resigned..
ed $75.00 to prcsciit teacher ii' hc r
The annual niceting of thc rate-
payers of the Grand Tracuilic school
took place on .lunc 15th. Mr. Donald
Wm. A. McDonald retired. Supple-
cx- rotary.
'|‘||c annual iiicctiiig of Midilli-to
school was hciii on thc 15th. 'l`rustc
James Mc(_‘arille wus reelectcd. Vot--
mains if not $50.00 as last year for
Principal. $25.00 for Primary Dept.,
present ti-achcr remaining in Pimary
lic-pt. $130.00 voted for running ex-
xcnscs. 'i`. W. Bradshaw is the Sec-
____ ,.._ ._-.
i At the Crapuud school meeting hold
last week $115 was voted for princip-
iil’s supplcincnt, $50 for vice-principal
mid $145 for running expenses.
Il l
e l “New indian Linen, Crepe and Voile
.llloust-s. iiepp Middies opened today
at Stanley Bros. 2012-6-21M3l.
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Dr A. F Miller, Superintendent of
Dr Ernest .W.. Coffin, Principal of
D
his vacation. Mrs Collin and young
son, who are at present visiting rela-
tives in Picton, will join Dr Coffin
shortly.
Mr. James Mcinnis, who has for
some time been’a valuable member
of the “Guardian” staff, luis severed
his- connection -therewith.. _.I-_[is _num-
erous friends will be interested to
learn that he will henceforth engage
in the inursance buisness, in` which he
is wished every success. _
Mrs. William McDougall, of_Hunter
River, was the guest last week of
Mrs. Hector McMillan. of Fortune
Bridge. On her return she was uc-
conipanled hy Mrs. J. Alfred McMill-
few days, Mr. Hare will proceed toi
Alberta to conduct u survey of the
poultry situation in that province un-
der dircction of the Live Stock
Branch of the Agricultural Depart-
ment. it is the intention of the Dc-
partment to place an expert in each ~
of the western provinces' to organize
the poultry liusiiirss as has been done
in this province. Mr. Hare has done
good work in this province and may be
depended upii to do equally good work
in the west. During his stay in the
west Mrs. Haro will visit her parents
Rev. and Mrs. I-I. M. Manning, To-
ronto. Tliey expect to return to Prince
Edward Island when the survey has
been completed.
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iting on the island for the past two ‘I _ f:_'_i_ '
months.  - I  -
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Mr. nd Mrs. F. H. Hare leave this » -l A
_morning for Toronto, whence, after a  _ .
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continue to show their patriotisin by
_ _ All loyal subjects who have celebrated the birthday of
` King George V by displaying the UNION JACK, should
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daily flinging to the
breeze the good old flag, until the last great battle is fought
and our nation’s emblem is crowned with final victory. If
you have not yet gotten your flag sec
Union Jack on your housefront expre
that the British flag will be triumph
ure it at once. The
sses your conviction
ant and that a real
civilization will conquer a cruel and barbarous foe.
PRESENTED BY
to every reader who desires a flag or outfit as described
below.
GUARIJIIIN
JUST CLIP THE COUPON
printed daily in another column and present it at the ofhce
of this newspaper together with the gift
below.
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amount named
_PRESIDENT ..TH-E  OF
  LIBERTY'-'
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_  The Complete $4 Outfit (now distributed at $`I.48)'consists of
‘ ‘ -_ the Flag-fiiii size and fast colors, a Rope Halllarrl for same, a
ulx-foot .jointed Flag Shi with ornamental Ball end, and a metal
Stal?-holder. The price of $1.10 is for the full-sized Flag alone.
as some readers may not need thc pole and outfit. It is a beautiful
' soft cotton biinting. guaranteed fast colors, and with ordinary care
_ should last a lifetime.
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