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.'CARL MeDONALD is Guardian Cash must accompany order.
Representative tor Souris. -w
We have a complete and very
modern department for handling
this work.
Send us your exposures we will
get the best there is in them, H
The G. H. Cook Studio
K¥HH 
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. "_AI`ter sudering with terrible Consli-
Telephone us for an ap - ‘°"’.""' ‘°’ °'°' 2 Y°““» ‘Fm-H-tives’
pointment. We will be glad gelieved me. While a student at
. erthierColleg Ibe 'll d
I0 make p°fI1l'alt3 Of ICIIC w forcedtoleifde Sgxnrgdirzishcrclhs
as A . '
CI1lI(_II`€l`I, YOUISCII the _Entire the abdomen continually tortured me
famiidy or any gathering oi gm* my drfxéw bzlfxkpffaosfd.
frien s_ ome onea v me o ‘Fmi¢.,,_
tives' and at once I felt a great
’ improvement. After taking four or
   five boxes, I was comple`izl_y rzliei/ed
and have never had any retum of this
trouble." MAGLOIRE PAQUIN.
50c.abox,6i'or$2.50,trialsizo25c. At
dealers orFruit~a-tives Limited, Ottawa.
CANADIAN
PACI Fic
PANAMA-PACIFIC A ‘
EXPOSITION
_SAN FRANCISCO
df B-1 D 1 SaIIdaI
Ti egettiilin Liniit 'I"liryee"°MdIi‘ih§mber aoth'
$122.80 ~
FronildCRl::rir-llottetown 
Going a la Chicano.
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Going via Chicago and Direct Lines.
Retumlng via Vancouver. or vice versa.
$17.50 additional
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W. B. HOWARD, ITIJJBA., C.P.R.. Bt. John. '
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low. wa1.rii\s;z_.cI;>;Rl:itie<>ti(i>wr;:1iipre¢i auiia- 
Children,
 
Time Table, Rocky Point Ferry.
8. 8. Hillsboro. .
Leave Ch'town Leave Rocky Point
7.00 a.m. 7.20 a
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12.45 p.in.
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Eastern S. S. Lines
International Line
Steamshlpa Calvin Austin, Gov. Ding-
` ley and Governor Cobb.
COASTWISE:- Leave St. John, Mon., Wed.,
and Fridag at 9 a.m. for Lubec, lsisstport Port-
land and oston. Return leave Central Wharf-
Boston, Mon.. Wed., and I"ri.. at 0 a.m. for Port,
land Eastlport, Lubec, and St. John.
DIIIEC :-Leave SI. John, Tues., Fri. and
Sat, at  m. Retum. leave Central Wharf,
Boston, on., Thurs., and Sun., at l0.00 a.m.
_ METROPOLITAN LINE
STEAMSHIPS MASSACHUSETTS
AND BUNKER HILL
Leave North side of India Wharf,Bnston. every
day at 5 p.m., due New York at 8 a.m. Same ser-
vice returning.
MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE
STEAMSH IPS NORTH LAND AND
NORTH STAR
Leave Franklin Wharf.Portland,Tues.,Thurs .
and Sat. at 6.30 p.m . also Mon., at l0.30 a, m. for
New York. Same service returning.
City Ticket Office, 4/ King Street.
A. C. Currie, Agent, St. John, N. B.
A. E .FlemIng, T.F.&P.A. St John,
New Brunlwlek.
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Furness
Sailings
From LONDON From HALIFAX
STEAMER
July Iltli Messina July Jlst
July 21st Appenlne August 10th
From LIVERPOOL From HALIFAX
STEAMER e
July zz Durango August 7th
' August 3rd Tabasco August roth
Fumess,Withy& Co, Ltd.
‘ Halifax, N. S.
Hard Coal
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'Io Amve
We have the following schooners.
and Misses
59; pr.
SIZES
From 4 to 2
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MUNI NNHSE lllllllli
(From our own Correspondent.)
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P D B S
time Provinces to commence its in
vestlgation ot' horse deals.
ll|`l'|N|ll STUDENTS
(Special to The Guardian)
..°A GRAND TEA PARTY at Morell
..'T. GORDON IVEB I G dill) A l 9th. A BD 'I It ` I . ° ' °
   Representative for Bourls.s nu :lille cllglugl 1-15 11-01- ec B 2|1.Sll?7-Elixir M.,  Help 'm Thu
II -- T* 
I:IIIII°d'III8S" IIBIIBYBII ..~Hons: Mess A'r soums.-. ..~soun|s House nAcss.- °
The Island's fastest horses will take' Don’t fall to take in the great big ,
Sr. Bomncl nl: Saawisrosn, P.Q. part in the Souris races next Thurs-,Souris Tea and horse races next SVCD C|'0€l<»UI¢h~-' ‘lclllllotlpelk
Febimi-yani 1914, day. -lisa riiursa»iy,\Ju|y 22nd. zisa wo highly 0! rw# medicine- When
..°GlVE OLD ADDRESS - Sub- .JSTRAWBERRY BOXES AND
scribers are asked when having their CRATE8-Crate and two dozen boxes
papers changed from one address to for 30c.. cash with order. Book your
another to please give old address as orders early. MOHMEUG Furnishing
well as new one. This prevents any Co., Ltd., Montague ~
delays and saves unnecessary trouble
2133-7 19ME3I.
. .*80URl8 FOR MINE, next Thurs-
day. That’s what tliey're all saying,
and it you want to see horse racing
such as you havcn’t sceii before, come
too. 2183
nd Liberal members for Cape Breton ?'°u' m°d'°I“° It W” “dread I “Y In
enstitubnclcs. It will be remembered ' |mPl`°93 UP°|’| the mini” Of all ailing
that General Sam Hughes, at the' ;V°m@nfl meet I-h° M065" I-he? C9" '
opening of tho session, requested 1, ., erive rorn your medicines.”-Mrs.
members to recommend those through CII T0‘vN DIARKBTS CHARLES ROWE, R. F. D., No. 1,
whom a. good quality oi’ horse flesh --
coulrl be secured. It is understood Print butter (per lb)
that Liberal members ln the district Fowl (per lb)
named did so and that their nominees Chickens,
have earned a reputation for them-
selves very much like the hrand of Buckwheat
notoriety achieved by A. B. Harvey of Barley
Kings County before the Public Oats _(white)
Accounts Committee. A quantity of Oats (black) _sz
evidence in this connection has been Hay, pressed per ton
ecured. The Commission will con- Eggs (per doz) ,19
.22
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f_‘2f_'!,§ooo
@@!©\-49-‘KG
oommwm
Wheat, (per bushel)
- .60
clude its present Ottawa sittings this Tub butter (per lb.)
week and after some time spent in Potatoes (pe bushel)
..°NOTlCE.- All persons indebted
y to the estate ot the Late Dr, Fraser begin; gain, It is ti-ulyagreat bless-.
  gi] n11Vf3‘(’1';x:‘t“ff“eB;f:u°erft‘;q“°5ttedMt° ngrke ing to women, and I cannot speak too
Fraser or topW J Fraiier Eiiecutor highly °t it I ml" menu" In mmm'
- Montague. ` ° 2121-1-iszviaipd ’é‘°“dI“3 I§.,'§,’,§*hf,"~';-SM” Amgikii
` Am-mon, . . ., o. , wan Cre ,
or'rAwA. July 19-That horse, ..;ll=0R LSALE--thivill sell alt rea- U‘°l“8°“-
dealing with the Government, or ar'1l59lll1 9 F3 95 Y 0 Cal' 011 0|'
even more oderous character than |-‘iimllilr lo;‘_’s.1 llifictlcgirel bblustavels ;:°th°§ Suggrrr R;knf"°d‘ '
those unearthed in the County of Sl HB GS. fl- S U HS. BCH" H5. . 0 1'0" °-" ° °|'° "IZ y°Ul'
In'-’ll”’l’,*'~" Kings and venmated before the public I2, 3 and 4 in. Hard Wood also squared. remedies 'I was all run down, discour-
Accounts Committee last session, will F. S. MacDonald. S0\ll‘iS- aged and had female weakness. I took
be investigated by the Davidson Corn- 2130'7'19M5l- Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com-
mission in Cape Breton. it is under- nd d dths S ti W
stood to be the fact, from what is ~
learned there will be revelations and may that I am "I entirely new
hi h in 1 b f woman, ready and willing to do rny
Horde d‘;aler;oI:'l)ilo0T:1§r?e lildlnuslhlrverirtlsc   h°us°w°rk 'ww' when bef°r° takmg
pou an use ana ve ash, and
$14.00
ST. MARGARET'S CGI-LEQE
'ronoiirro
A IIOIDENTIAL AND DAY IOHOOI. FOR @l\l
1"-‘~ ~.';;.“c.~::.°'t:..'.;‘:f»::. .':.e»........"°-~' '--- -'
- ACADEMIC COURSE, from Preparatory to Uldvssslty ldtkii
Pint Year Work.
KUIIC. ART, DOMESTIC SCIENCE, PHYSICAL IDUCATQ -
Cricket, Tennis, Basket Ball, Hockey, Swinming Ink.
SCHOOL REOPENS SEPTEMBER 14th, 1915.
Write for Prospectus.
Mrs. George Dickson, Presldent.Mlss J. E. MacDonald, B. A., Principal
through neglect or
rk I get run
and my appe~ '-
is poor and I
thatweak,lan- a
tired K
 Souris Tea and
Horse Races
-COME-I
Compound, and it
builds me up, gives
See Beautifué Souris-by-the
C3
me strength, and re-
Thursday, July 22nd.
THIS
The Tea Picnic of the Season
will be held on the grounds of “The Souris Driving Park"
isdealéy situateg t0Hgive_you the] full; bebigeiit of the Balmy
ea reeze an a ne view o t e ar r.
“nd had in 'met °°”ad°“°°' All kinds of amusements will be provided. A well
_ stocked Refreshment Booth and no need to say anything
il about the good things that will be on the .Tea Tables.
Souris is famed far and wide for High Class Tea' Picnic
"' .AJ
Hebron, Maine.
If you want special advice ,
write to Lydia. E. Pinkham Med-
icine Co., (confidential) Lynn,
Mass. Your letter wil be opened,
read and answered by a. woman
. , . , , ,
.25
re arin evidence will o to the Mari- Turnips, (pei$ bushel) ,25
- Hides 12
   Exchunge_7l`olcgrnpli <_‘.ompany. Al-
LONDON. Julv 19.-(‘optaln Rev. “:f'?t’,,_b“s‘ 1'" Lgglordereil him to iilistziiii from all Dar-
Bruce Taylor, Chaplain of the 42nd lFgg;' doéen ‘mltiigipation in political ilisciissioiis.
Battalion. spent Sunday in London 'day 'loose ton no oo “'00, M. Zogriiplios liauanic Foreign
and conducted services at Golders Ha ' waged ' 10 00 12"mIll/Iinistcr in the cabinet. formed by M.
Green. At the Wesleyan Metliodlat lfmfé plb ° ' !Gounnris in Marcli. after lite retire-
_ _ GREEK FOREIGN MINISTER
Beef (per lb.) renin 10-is HESIGNS- ~
Pork (per lb) carcass .11
Oats (Black) bus. 63:
will be served.
LONDON. July 10. - Cliristalcis
Zogralilios. l"<n'i\il:ii Mini:-ilcr of
S’SIDE DIARIQETS Greece, has rosilgm-il, accorillng to :iii
Athens de~4p:ili~li lclcgraplicd to thc
though lung (`onsl.1nlinc's plivsivizins
declare his coiidition is saitisfiictory
itmw wir lou) "Noland that lie is 1-oiivsloscciit normally
Wumlps' “°‘ 'mfaifter his si-vi-rc' illncssl they have of enljfieslater,
Menues. Immediately on arrival of Special Trains, Meals
Horse Races
The Souris Track has been pronounced by an expert
from Charlottetown “In Perfect Condition,” This has in-
duced owners of most of the best horses in the Province
to pledge entries. You can rest assured there will be
some racing in Souris on the 22nd. Full announcement
Racing Programme
committee was appointed to consider Buc W ea
75
65
(Toiiferenvo, it was stated that so 5' ' \‘1°'n1cn1 ol lvl. Vciivzolns as l‘rcniior
many Divinity students had enlisted lézlélnlkglelgser wo '30 s'5o " '
or gone to the front a_s Chaplains that Oats (véhite) bus '
four of the Theological Colleges of Barlé bu! ' 65 M90
the coiiioreiicc would be empty. A B kyh t' so
C.
;\'.'hen the lung docllncil to accept his
-views regarding tho proper attitude
for Greece to assume in tho war.
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hining Parlors
pecial Chairs for Ladies
*"°'”t/:l
inds of Felt Hats Clean-
ed and Blocked
We carry a full line of Pol-
shes for Suedes all colors,
mperial Bronze and White
hoes. `
We Clean Our Hats Here
-in Charlottetown-
erefore we do not
ve to Charge Extra for
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xpressage or Sending
them Away
ut -of Town Orders Prom-
ptly Attended to
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We car a com lete stock of
now on way and due from New all  é§ADE &aIS and al- Agent
roi-it and Piiiiaaeipnia with car- ways give prompt and ¢ar¢fUl C,,,,,,.,,,,i0w,,_ /
goes or nest American Aiithraoiw attention to all orders large and P _ 1 -. -L_ -
eoal in Egg stove and Chestnut sizes.
namely
"IBAIAH K. BTETSON, with 500tor\s
5..
anama, Straw and all (
F
Government Butter, lb. (creamery)  .
, Calfskins lb .
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WhenYonlliiySNver '~\
No matter what you
want in silverware
-whetherlhearticle
is large or small,
simple or elaborate
-you can depend
upon its wearing
that Wears”
Backed by the
world’s lar est
2 'E  silver and plate
   with an unqual~
"'=_~"  iiied guarantee
  made possible by
actual test oi over
65 years.
, Remember, there are
other “Rogers” and
other makers of silver-
ware, but there is only $1
one 111] MMIII lllilt.
-the genuine. lb
1 Lumber-Quntntioiis arc Nova Sn
8°" by l‘°°'"““ Inn". "iii first qmiliry $35.00. Rents.-. $28.00. I’""‘"" M“""‘y
New York, $45.00; $50.00 for Plan
_ .- -1-Rosemary Pine $3300, $38
`dressed. Pitch Pine $46.00 retail , (,
wharf, cnibwooii, $30.00 to 040.00 ac- ‘»'°"~ " """
cordlng to quality.
.PLANT ENE
All salllngs to and from Charlotte-
Oats (black) bus.
Potatoes, bus.
‘”"` _-ff'-1`. lads!
*°°°“‘""" /-'._f--71./_‘L_ (IMMIQ l At the request ofsorue of The Guard
¢  -_  Canadian. inn readers arrzingenicnts have been
,ll I-,‘P-M. , T ~ ymadc to give fortniglitly reports
r ‘ June .fi -Breadstuffs di. Provision
‘;  ' 1 ` the British Guiana markets:
-  l  l l GEORGETOWN, British Guiana,
_ 'Q _ ~. _ 1 f ".. ‘ s-
‘  ' ._ I5” Flour Market: Arrivals have been iior»   \ \
f i_';`  1 ` mal durliig the fortnight, so much so Q\\A  
/I 5. that pl-1905 hen) have |101 yet declined IJ L "`* --ff- ' I
| to the parity of those now quoted
_ the producing countries. Provisions
are still in over supply 'and sales are
being made at below cost. Sales
follows: Flour Extras--$9.25 to $9.
,as to grnde. Supers-Bugs $8.00. 
Cornmeal, $5.75. Bread Mlddies-Ld
cal, $3.85. imported-$3.50. Corn,
Bags $3.00; Native in barrels $3.00, F
Split Peus-Bags $13.00 to $14.00.
-  ata- i . t 4.". or
l ‘|“°"tY""" ' ag 9-s. c(i;§i?d$iili.<i<i.75 rieiirisdosiilloolf
 RDGERS BROS ‘rails-Ti-es. s2si_0o. n¢ef_Hau bun.
_,_ .___ _ ° $12.50 to $12.00; Drls. $22.50 to
i "Jxlvlrflall .$24.25. American Hams 23c. Lard
-Pure $15.00; Compound $10.50.
French Butter-Sales $21.50 to $22.0 .
__ 5 American not liked. Cotton Seed Oll-
= _3 5 makersofsler ing Yellow $1.00; White $1.06. Kerosi
' Oil-$3.90 to $3.95. Cheese-Dutch
Gounda 24:1.; (`rtuadia.n 260. Coffe
14’/JC. to ISP. por lb. Tobacco-Boiid
12
C.
Fis'hstuffs-Cod-none. Pollock
Sales nl $28.50 to $30.00; Small
$24.00, llziiiduck $27.00. Hakc $28.
io $20.00. l’i:'l<led llerrlngs in lir
' `-~$ii_0r') Mackerel-$10.00 to $8.0
_Salmon $14.00; Small $12.00
3.00.
POTATOES-lirls. $5.00. Ouio
lotting at $6.00 to $7.00 per 1
s. Garlic 180.
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/Q PILLS
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, Secretary.
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23, THE
 _._-" f`_‘i, 2.40 “ “ for Kings 100.00
Entries closed and classes filled-
Admission 25c. Grand Stand 15c.
1.
-~
 __ 2.19 trot $175.00
transferring the empty /coleges to the utter' Ib' mnlryl '20 'gg \\\A\\   &  
Train Arrangements
Q L J Specials will run from _Charlottetown, Rich-
‘“ "lu %,,KE',E),Lv,E'.,`lsE';(sKf,§'_w..< mond, Georgetown and Elmira.
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to
\V. Grant & (To.
00 l<`i'o4l0rlcton
illmrlotlotown
IIS
nt_ Goldvn W. Weeks,
Emerald -
 J. J. Larahco,
. Eldon
0' , , ii,
Kiiirzslon
W. A. Meliinnon.
i‘huri'liil|
Evorolt liaslam.
Springlicld
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Deering New Ideal Giant Mowers
Tho Deering Now IdczilMowcr has a reputation thc world ov-
cr for superior quality in its coiistriictlon, and for its work
in tho llold. Dccrlnr: mowers aro famous for their light runiilng,
us they are well fitted with lllill and rolliir hearings at 1ill
points of woiir thus rcduclng any cluiticu ol' lriirlion.
Tho tongue of a Deering mower can bo removed without
ei 1 
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P. is. 1.  ,_ _.__
oEER|NG  `
DEERING
AGENTS
J. W. (`iirrig
Poakcs Stl.
1'. M. llowlett,
Annandale
Artcmas M1-Arlliiir
Arlington
liiliznr A_ Mi-liao
Allwrlon
E, B. M<:l.:irf~n.
flrorlzclown
li. (`. llr_~ndr-rsoii,
I~`rcr~l1infl
Walter T. \VilZlnore.
ldnioralfl, ll.
I) No
small.
town are cancelled for the present.
The S. S. “EVANGELlNl~}" sails
from HAI.lF‘AX to Boston every Mon~
day and Thursday morning at 7
c
o‘clo lr.
JAS. CARRAGHER,
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Uliiidren.
Ilia Kind You Nan Always Bought
.Bears the `
Signature of
I l
rick l\l1~l{eunri.
John 1'. Brzulloy.
J. J.
n D. Mullonlild,
Vernon
Kclly's (truss
Stewart,
Wood islands
Bear River
n Shaw
ardl -H1
llilorfvrliig' ln thc least With llio llllliig li-vcr pliris, by simply
roiiioviiig thrcu boils, which oiiiililcs 0. fiirnicr to .slorc lils Dccr~
lug mower in a very small spzicc.
The scat and gears are corrr-i~ily plziu-rl so that the manhlno
luis good lialnnco, and opcrlitcs wltlimit side drzift, or putting
nvirk weight on tho horses.
iz. P. . . I
Preston 'l`. Toonilis.
Long River
lzlnrlo M. llruilt,
Middleton
Thos. M<‘Null.
Malpcqiio
.lolm Thoriius
North St. lilvniiors
Walter Gorrill.
We have vessels now en route ' |
with HARD COAL-Egg Stove
Nut Old S dnev Roun , S dney
"E POWERS" with _B70 tone  of Ngne’ Inverngsg {0und 
~.. i. ...tw .......... ....0 ..... gg§1W1;;agg5» ,f},§‘gigf}w{*g>,gg§§ §gg ny Ki-mares. 2.1oi;;1;2:i;iLn2u;iié.g1oam of five incli-
'riiii coal ii an or me qiiiiity, want the best should order now 3 ’
"ld Wi" l’° “°"* “i "W '°“'"‘ ""“° so as to take delivery from the The breeders of King’s County again have the opportunity
"""° d"""'"‘"“' P°'“°° ’°““m”‘ Vessels. breeding to this great Standard Bred stock horse
Anthrscite Coal cannot do better
than by booking their orders at
once, and delivery will be made from
vessels while discharging.
,_B,_untainBeII&Co
l.l$¢»~n'~‘»e~ -» -
'hfbntslominlon Coal ce-» Ltd-.
Fnon 404 _ __ __.__.
His colts are all lar e stylish drivers, and are bringing bi
Use °“r Coal and save m°ney' prices onthe markets today.
Phone 111 Why breed to_untried horses, when you can secure the ser (4,.-..'.,,~
vices of a horse with aaood stock reputation?
KINAROS, will m e the season of 1915, at the Montague .
Live Stables. All mares at owner s risk
,C LZ'
Angus N. Mi:I)oiial<l,
Dundas
,J. A. Fraser.
East liziltic
Wm. Mcliniignld,
Hunter lllvcr
d Jas. R. Finlayson,
Kllmiilr
Andrew Mooney,
Little Hiirliour
of L. \ ' Murdock,
w, ,
Murray River
Wm. McKenzie.
3 rut. siewnrt
‘I9 j ~oo
Ag,
s - 5"'
The Deering New ideal Mowcrs are niiirlo in sizes of 3'/5. 4-
41/,, 5, 6, 7 fl.. and sold with a positive lziiiirainlon lo Rive por-
ioct satlsl'a1'llo|i. For further lnformrilion or ratnlolrllvh l\Dil|.V
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I. H. C. Engines, Repairs (all kinds. Threshers, Wood-Cutters
Fertilizer Drills, Single Drll la, Steel Axle Wagons, Democrat Wag-
ons, Farm Wagons, Dump Cans. ..Hay Presses, Motor Belling
Presses, Land Rollers, Knife Grinders, Scufflers.
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