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QUR' FRIENDS can buy
Ya»yd1in(1:.r;\=hca»-givol ` ,  The Easternfiuardran
them-excel) yo p otogmph  
Make an appointment today
The .Cook’s Studio
New DesBrisay Block
1.12. =LroN,,s1..i1i..  
Good Photography A
Moderate Prices.
Personal attention to Am.
ateur}_Phoitn|1rnph_v .
f-nov one.-o st.
rtmné es-J.
coop 1-uo1‘ooaArnY
we pltotogrsplvmen as men are
It'l a business matter- '
And there’s no fun or bother.
1
Your family, friends, and bust.   A
ness associates want your portrait.
Make an appqlntment today at the
The Bayer Studio
 
I .
 Kodaks
‘ There is only one Kodak that
; gives entire satisfaction, and
4 that is the
Eastman
Buy one and if not satisfac-
,_ ‘.ory,we will take it back.
1 Tho* are the kind of kodaks
we sell, and have them l'rom
$1.00 to $133.00.
We also develop your tllms
` and print your pictures at prac-
, tlcaliy cout. We have had
i rears ot experience and know
our work-. Last year we devel
oped an Eastman film which
was four years old'. and the ne-
gative is here for inspection.
Mall us your next illm to de-
, vrlop and when in need of films
1 write us. We pay postage.
g Ellis’ Pharmacy Ltd.
MONTAGUE r
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Professional Cards
 
` MISS D. RUDGE
171 Great George Sl.,-Phonic Con-
nectlon.
l\lanufscturer`of all kinds of tins
hair goods. including. Toupees and
Wigs.
Hair dressing. Mlnicurlng, Sham
pooing, slngering.
8’I4.6.7M1mn.
Dr. .l. P. McGrath
Corner of Prince and
Sydney Streets
Physician and Surgeon
Office Hours: 9to ll. l to 4
p. m. and 2.50 to 8.30 p. m.
Telephone No. 632
st-.:a.a.:r.‘..n:. ,
 
lV|1:LEAN I. MoKlNNON'
Barrister Attorney-at-Law
Royal Bank Building. Charlottetown
'0fIlces- Old Guardian Oillco. Pro-
wse Block. Charlottetown, P. E. l.
MhutfEthutf.
Mcl.EOD 81 BENTLEY
W. E. lmtley, K. C.
llrrlster sqtd Attorney|»st'Lsv|
Money to Losnt
(Wire--Bank of N. 8. Chambers.
Charlottetown. P. D. l. `
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B1 
WARBURTON il. SHAW. ,
Barristers. Attorneys. Notari’ Pill*
lic, Etc., Solicitors for Canada Bank
Association. Bank of Montreal, Can-
ada. Permanent Mortage CorD0fl'
"on. - .
S., S. Hessian
Barrister, Solicitor,
° Notlr Publis, lo.,
MONEVY TO LOAN.
Montague, P. I. I.
IIN-I-lllltf. V
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I. D. STEWART
_ Barr§»tof.SoIl’lc:’t|1i>r and ‘ -
C C
Ullos New?e||.?|'oek,“6hlrlsttl!eVll
lraneh Oillos. Georgttewn
Mons to Loan ‘en lest lite!!
|l1s.ie~ih|u. »
‘Dr. Clift
emtomc Megane
oviumvn 'rnswr sm' in 'M
month in eaveooo, victoria Motel.
Uherlottetovm., P. l. l., Candl-
orricm notiltl. 1| to r aallv. 01
5! appointment at rnllesee. ‘
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` Mosquito and (ly
bites will not troubleyon
If gon use Zsm-Bok. This
 Ends tlhe irritation.
s so ph.
vents ln|lamme'tThn.n m ._ _
Zem~Buk is also beet for sun.
burn, heat rsshes. blisters, lore
NGK. ents and all skin troubles.
Keep it handy st your summer.
cottage as s “tlrst std" for ;||
tniutlem Dflllllnr ul liens, Mg, hy,
..°lT PAV! to bay ls' this Province
' CANADIAN BAR AB8OC|ATl0N.
The third annual meeting of the Can
ndian Bar Association, 'to be held in
. Winnipeg June 29-31, is tc- be one of
exceptional interest. The annual ad-
dress is to be delivered by the Hon.
. Hampton L. Carson. of Philadelphia,
,and many eminent lawyers from the
' United States will be present,-as 'well
as Canadian judges and leaders.of the
bar. After the addresses and business
session there will be receptions and
`a banquet. Hon, C. J. Doherty, K.C.
‘ is honorably president 1;-l the associa-
.. Y tion; Sir James Atkins, K. C.. is pre-
A M _ B U sldent, and the -maritime province vice
presidents are Hector Miclunes, K.C.,
. - . _ ~ . ., st
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Halifax, F R Taylor, K C .
.lohnand A. A. McLean, K. C.. Char-
lottetown. J. D. l’. Lewin. St. John.
___ is associate secretary.
lll%0.H\i
1 J Boot 
Bargain
Only 
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3.11:
On Sale this wee
new s pr in g line
The New Brunswick representatives
,on the council are: Hon. J. P. Byrne,
Bathurst; M. G. Toed, K.C., St.
.lt-bn; L. J. Tweedie, K. C., Chatham
. J. Gregory.,K. C.. A. R. Siillp. K.
t‘... Fredericton; C. W. Robinson, K.
C., Moncton; A. B Connell, K. C.,
Woodstock.
The other maritime representatives
are:
Prince Edward island- Hon. J. A.
Mathie-son. K.C.. W. E. Bentley. K.
(`., K. J. Martin, K. C., C. G. Duffy
. K. C., H. J. Palmer. K.(`.., Gilbert Gan
det, K.(!., J. J. Johnston, K. C., D.
A. McKinnon. K. C.. Charlottetown.
Nova Scotia-Hon. 0.S. Dauiels.K.
C.; L.A. Lovett, K. C.. F. H. BelL
K. C.. T. S. Rogers. K. C., Stuart
Jenks, K. C.. Halifax' C. J. Burchell
K. C., Hugh Ross, K.C., Sydney; F
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Buckwheat  . . . . .
.. 01.00-01.25
womens high cut 8 in
white Boots made wit
french covered heels an
kid saddle strap onth
amp.
Regular value $3.7
his week only $2.98
ee our windo
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Caltskins
Hay, loose
Hides, er
U1
Turnips . .
Potatoes .
Wheat, per
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Wool. ( wa
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Eggs, per cloz.  
Hay. pressed ._ 
p . .. 
Oats (black) bush. 
Oats (white)  
Lamb pelte  
. Straw (pressed) . . . .
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Pork . . . . .
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Butter (dairy) per lb. ..00.30-00.38
Butter (creamery) lb. ..
00.38-00.41
00.00-00.22
00.00-00.31
00.00-19.00
00.00--20.50
00.00-00.19
00.00~00.95
00.75-00.90
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bnsh.- . . . . . . 01.75-02.25
00.40-00.78
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00.00-00.60
lb
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Wool, (unwashed) .. ..00.00-00.45
135 Queen St.
CHALOTTETOWN MARKETS
Dairy butter.. . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . .35-38
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The '
, Eggs 
j Fowl. lb . .
' § Chickens.
Straw. ton
Butter (creaniery prints) .
Beef tb (retail)  
Potatoes. hue.  
Hay. ton   1.... 18.00~20.00
Pork (selects) wholesale
Oats (black) bush.  
. . . 42-45
. . . 38-40
. . . . .15-15
. . . . . 16-20
. . . 18-20
2.25-2.40
lbi..... 
   10.00-12.00
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Satisfactory
Wedding Gilt
Let ithe wedding Gift
be enduring as wellas
artistic for it carries you
heartiest wishes for the
future. It need not be'
expensive to be servic-
able and in good taste.
You will derive much
pleasure from avisit to
our store, The display of
Cut Glass, Fine China
and Silver Plate Ware
is beautiful and combine
quality with txclusive
designing.
1.11. 131111. 1.1.1.
Jeweler and Optician
Sunnyside Ch’town
791.6,2Mstts
-.4
Safety First
Your furniture is not
be fooled with and you
should use judgment in
'selecting your
Furniture Polish
we' have tried 1 n 11
proved MAGIC QREAM
to be the Safest-Quick.
_non-injurious and__can be
depended upon to dothe
work thorughly and well
,Try a bottle. i
today ‘
MAGIC CREAM
25c par bottle
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Oats (white) bush......... . . . .
...95
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always bears  
the _
Bla :anne of ,
Headaches `
and Eyestrain
Many who for years have
suffered intensely from chro
nic sick headaches, using
drugs of all kinds without
beneiit, have found immed-
iate and permanent remedy
in properly adjusted glasses.
because eye strain was the
cause. We remove the cause
and our cure is lasting.
We solicit your patronage.
  .
H. J. Mahon .
Optlolnn Prescription Drugqllt
. Phone 15, MON`l’AGUE.'P. E. I.
| “Dean of St.
Cuthheris”
__ N0. 11153
Sire Ke'ppoch Prince' by
1Scotland Yet, Dam by Baron
'c oioeet strain of Clydesdales
' rich in .éithe blood of sucb
famous ibreeding horses as
_“Prince of Wales” "Baron’s
Pride” McGre?r” a n d
Damiey. Althoug only three
years old Dean has already
..*A NEW AUTO.-Mr. Elmer Jen-
kins. Georqtown has purchased a
beautiful tive passenger Ford car.-G.
WHAT AN ARMY OF
' 1,500,000 MMEANS.
WASHINGTON. D. C.~ Estimates
of the probable size of the United
States army that will be raised for
the present war' range from 1,000,000
to 2,000,000 men. By spllttifng' the tilt-
ferenco between these two estimates
the sum of 1.500.000 men may be used
as a basis for calculation. Now,
what does an army of 1.500.000 men
really mean?  3. .
Such an army would embrace
nearly tive times as- many American
soldiers as were poetied.to win the
war of independence. lt would equal
nearly three times the total number
of United States troops engaged in
the War of 1812 and would exceed
by nearly 1.250.000 the total numbel
of United States soldiers who took
part in the war with Spain.
What extent of ground would sut \
This is 150 miles, roughly, greater
than the distance between New Yor
and Chicago. Mart-him: by fours. in
the regular military alignment-, this
vast army, with horses and mules,
cannon and escort wagons. pontoons
and hospital trains. would stretch
fully u third of the wayacross the
United States.
If they kept paseifg day and
night, marching all 24 hours, they
tl
an army cover? Just 1.050 mitles.
k
would take seventeen and one~half
days tu pass any one point, The
regular military n\ar1~l1 for seasoned
troops is fifteen miles a dey.
lt would take this army of 1.500,-
000 men just seventy days to deploy
-that in. to manoeuvre into line, or
for the rcar troops- to rcnch the
front. '
Figured according to army tables
such a body of troops would require
|E~l1.500 animals and 61.380 vehlcies.
including guns. if they made one
great army camp it would 1-over
23.047 acres, or thitrty-ciglit square
miles.
To maintain this army would re-
qulrn~ several million dollars a' day.
1% less than a week the pay .ot the
11- ops would buy the Woolworth
(Building. one oi' the costliest struc-
tures in the world.
At $6 a head it would cost $0.000,-
000 just to Give cat-h man a service
uniform. Shoes would cos, an a(i1li~
tional 6.000.000 _or $7,000,000. tu
say nothing oi' blankets., overcoats.
hat. ritie or any other of the mulli-
farious equipment of the soldier ol’
today.
These soldiers would eat 6.750.000
pounds oi' food a day, 'l`!\cir ani-
mals would consume alrnosg as much
fodder-6.138.000 pounds of hay and
grain. lr would require 25.000 rail-
way cars to transport the 1.500.000
mon. or. if ii were one gigantic 1-ar.
it would be seventy miles long.
An army wagon run var:-_v 2,705
pounds. Now, an army lugs along
at least ten days’ rations - which
means 40,430 wagon-loads. ' " ' 
The army would require 315,000.-
000 cartridges a day, weighing 26.-
1
250.000 pounds-three times heavier
.than`the vast dome of the Capitol in
\Vas;hh1|;to1\.
ll is estimated in the present war
that Germany, Fran:-1=». and itussia
each hai ltop|_ upwnrfls of 5.000.000
men under arms, with the forces of
r;r.gl-'ntl, italy and Austria-llungar_\'
4.000.000 each. 'l`l\1-:ue ilgures. total-
ling niany tilmes tht- 1.500000 used
us a lnmir- for oalcuiationvt, afford an
idea or the stupenllous st-ale on which
thc ;=.r1=>1t. wur is contiuctotl.
HAD LlQUOR` IN HER STOCKING.
HALiFA.\'.~- A new hiding place
for liquor was rt-ivealeii lu the inspec-
tor ln the hearlng` yesterday of the
Mnurict- Wren liquor 1-asc. A wtnnian
wilu1‘:<1; 1'a|le<|.l\_\' iliti i|l:=p€t'lur tcsil~
llevl thin slit:--saw-ill" 'wife I-f the Ile
l`entla\n; neil litluor to 1‘u‘xton\crs.
whit-i\ she vairintl 'irounti in her stock
lugs.
The 1-use against Mr. Wren was
tiislnisecil, as he :swore lie was not
Ihr owner ol' tim promises on Arg_\'l»-
.street anti that he nevi-1' sold liquor
lc saw any liquor sold on the premis
1-s.
H1.: wife will now he r‘l1a|‘1;cd with
violating the acl. \Vl|‘:i| the iiiripcviox'
iaitit-tl thc prcu1lsi':; at short time 111:11
ln: snw l\lrs._ Wrt-n rnnnitlg with at
l11»ttl1:_in lim' hand :uni dumping tho
1-oiiiunts ol' it in il\1~ sink. Ho :tim
stu' sol<li1~ri= tilt-rc untlor the inilu-
1-nco oi' liotmr. A _vountz \'.'t‘m:1n calicti
'tyitiifitiri' 'that 'lVh's:"\\’Ttm' soi1i"iirmnr.
whicli she carried urounii in her stork
ings.
ciiuirs LY
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EATS 9 ‘ ~' otsr
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i"ll\l)i iN '°°" C /`\N/\i`1‘\
JAl»‘AN‘S SEVEN-DAY WEEK. .
1\iil|ou;;l1 _iiic l’a1|»zt|i~:~v wt.\rl\e‘r lfas
fm Salvluttit, iw gains l\0thlng__il1 the
i l'\lll1 I`lll\. lor in one 1-use in which fig-
urw: wt-lc amilaillc anti which may
he roll.-=i<i1-1':-ii iztiriy typical, the lair
firvfs' tnilr \~.<|r|. l`|'1u|| 22 ln L!7`tla_\‘3 it
-mouil\.1l|1~ rfsl ul' the iime`clihPr`be~
lllll iililiirptmt-ii or tn‘t\|1\ll_\` too .f.i1'l1 to
\‘.-1‘:'i;. The ltululn-r of "substitutes"
iiiroti by tho litciurles is very hrge.
‘anti i‘t-\v,l;tI»nr1.‘x's can kcep up e`ve|i the
. Iuiittlrcly pun- to which tile,-.' are ac-
1'u:;|1.|nt~1l ful' any long period.
'l`lir li:trv1~si1°r ‘L01---;~ `f0.\'1m3l:l_\» own
1-:i ivy (`. t'_ Y. illilli|;::< anti who sold
'11 \la1li.\1»l\ 2~i<tui||'i- tl;trtli'li ati New
Yr.;-it for £l~.:o,u0t\, is ;| 1iir.¢1~| blood
' 'r‘r1nn1\.r1ir1n*v\f'i'rinr1- -.\'la-_vo1~<v1'<tlr1~-Kon
,‘i|i1-ky-hr:-ri :<ittiiir.~n owns-ti by J. ii.
it). l\lur1.it_v, (‘ii_\’.
F? Ll _.l l-"~___
make a big savin ., .
Low Prices
on Drawers
Finer material. wide frlll. clluster
stitched tuclt`s . . . .
..  . . . . . .
..
with torchon and val lace  
0thergrades...... . . . .
.. 
Children’s
‘es T 
 .. ..75c. to $1.00
Made ol flue cotton, deep frill edged val lace
. . . .
.. 351:.
Extra large sizes in plain, also some trimmed
Corset Covers at
Small Prices
Made ot Qusen’s Cotton. tltted or full, torchon
me trimmed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.. asc. ,Of swd strong cotton. hemstitched
__ trill, deep . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
..  691:.
Lfambilf 0°"¢t CUVGF- lace Yoke °!` t°'ch°“- Finer material in this line with wide
trimmed with beading .. . . . . . . . .
..  351:. ffm Uf 0_fl1bl'°ld€FY - - ~ ~ . -
-~   951:.
` Queens Cloth Underskirts. dust frlll.
Corset Lovers, made of nalnsook, all over deep "Dumas of enlhmidw 35
‘ .y  .$1.
lace. yoke tonchon lace trimmed   151:. ` l OUISFB at - - - - - . - -
.- $1-75. $2-00. $3.00.
.00
I
1.. Milner, K. C., Amherst; W. Tf ‘ _ -
Roscoe, K. C., Kentviils `
The ntwem/5. btisv ..‘_`~5lor_e.
SUMMERSIDE MARKETS. _ . _
1 ' `
\ The White wear
  is
_///
Call in to (lay and look over the
1
line. '1 here are so mnn_v°gootl bar-
gaine oi1`c1'e1l that space here will not
. . . .
.. 291:.
of hem-
ssc to $1.00 ‘lay-
givc them justice. you llttve to see
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Sale is Still Going \
Strong---Excellent Values `
_ Here are values in whitewear of the better g1'ades-dependable merchandise of
a high quality that is selling now at most: unusually low prices.
Excellent values are included in the sales and on every item you are sure to `
ilu-in to appreciate them. So 1-ull to-
Enveiop
med. other
l
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See these
Values in
Combinations
1- sttvlr. with line einliroitleri' trim-
 trlllllnevi with val lar-e and em-
hroitlery at . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.. $1.45, $1.65, $1.75.
751: to $1
V unaelsiali l
WondertulValues
Made of fine cotton, tucked yoke. klmgna
sleeves ._
..b
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Fins cotton. tucked yoke. tor-
chon lace trimmed on neck and
sleeves, sizes 4 to 6 years .. 501:.
Cambrle night dresses, embroi-
dery trimmed on neck and sleeves,
sizes 8 to 10 years, . . . .
.. .651:.
A number of other styles, prices
upto $1.28, for ages- 14 to 16 1
Fine ‘lawn all over embroidery
, » ` 1 A 11 ~ V . ' - 1
. . in , ,_ *re .4 . f A; _ *_ ,_ . thildrens
, Qgl  .a   ‘I _ .> s _ »1 “ ,...  U Q _
Underslnrts , V .QL 4 . ' ~,   Q’ _ ~ . Multi
. W/ r~ ,I $71,, .' ' P* I ,\ /  i. i y
        -Y  Sail-
ter o sm-a uc e. e_ ’ '  ,‘...__ ` `
to 8 years. . . . .
.. 801:.  t f ~L_n.`|,__ xx \f\ *‘  1 rl' 51-& 4 1., “tio tying.
 ‘ ‘--*_ , '_ E \ _ /" 1 .. .. .. . o .
U”d°""""' Wm* ' `  &""|!";' ` ‘-'  :`~ f'  - white middie bien..
waist, deep lawn    , _ *   1 es, 4 to 12 years 981:.
Bounce, embroidery / $ _ xy _ A f . 1 Children-g _ white
trimmed " to 14 yrs v \ ' ` .- / “`“' ’ ` f  ~ ‘ 1"l|lH“'l l'l‘l“° *kms
A -
style, torchon ‘trimmed . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . _ . 691:.
A better grade oi cotton, low neck, short
sleeves, c1xill1't»ide|'_\'. trimmetl on neck and
  . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . .
.,9Oc.
Night rl|'o:=s of line nainsnuk.'la1'1‘ yoke, val
law and iihhmi irilnlnvvi . . . . . . . . . . . .
._ $1.35
Others tit . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.. $1.15, $2.00, $3.00.
12 to iii years.
 .. 881: and $1.35.
iClyde by B8l'0n’S Pride, will . y . .l _Harem whore we shine-childrens whmwu 1 th I 1 t' l .Y iq  
_ _ lr r rom e n an :1 ' A.
iiliisciaiiiizghffidélifddgftiiégehl 'Children S Num °"° '°»@'°”" ”"" Chil1lren’s Drawers 'i
D881? 0f_ St: _Cl.|ll`lb8I`t iS 8  Dresses of line cambric, tlne tucked yoke. neck, and sleeves trimmed l
- -Sglendld' mdlvldual of the with embroidery, sizes half year to one year . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
._ 651:.
Nainsook dresses, all over embroidery yoke. trimmed val lace on
neck and sleeves, sizes one to two years   . . . . . . . . . .
.. 901:.
\
yoke. lace trimmed, on neck and
,url sleeves, sizes. half a year to one year P.   . . . . . . . .
.. . 01.20. “mera .mm 28 to 55° 9,.
Made of good strong cotton with
wide hemstivtch. sizes 2 to 16 yrs.
20 to 30 cents, pair.
Another line mado with wide
frill and lavo edging, sizes as
above   . . . .
..2Blo 351:.
s -i ‘
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proved a winher in the show Other sizes. 4. 6. 8 years. up-from $1.40 to 03.00. _  __ J 
ring and a sure breeding fy jj; -
"°s'°$i2.'§§ 35"" Victoria Vlctoria
Miller Bros J°'H°"°‘°'°°"’ 1 I Row   B Row .
M°§’h,§“§°‘ _-  » The otwevs busv, Storey.
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