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Princess Mary Toilet Set and
Exquisite Bracelet Watch
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'rKBl broutllul result have dslllbivll
tlwuleodlol iuriosuul llrls in nil verb
of Gerudo. Youoen gel them without n einlln
cent of cost -this in the vvpoftunllllif I |U°~
lime for you. The bonutl ui Prlneeh lilly
Toilet Unis ie Juli 1-hot you need. ltoonlauil
I. handsome circular Ilritlsh Plate Mirror, s
lowly imriolsn Drintlailnir ilraslnend A nent.
stron; droning comb. All are in rich. ebony
iloiih. and both brush uno mirror have
lovely ulcliol oliver monolrnm mountl. The
nt ooniel in l nloo presentation box and it
will give you n lifetime ol eervloo and
satisfaction. Yolrd gladly PHY threl to lin
dollnn for is llmlllr not et Your store.
You Vlll itlla bo dollnited with ihl ax-
qililliau Hold lnilhcil larldmlob ‘Itch btclule
lu in auch n bemutty. lin/celeb ntchno ue nov
milton ruse. llonyo them in solid lold uid not with
precious stones sell for as high an llooiio noch. This
on-I1 bnoolet “teh is just nl bonutliui ss ln! you
:mild buy- |r.i| richly iwld lloisnemstcm wind md sei,
and hes thu [omline expnnlion bracelet that iitl snugly
on my wrlll.
We are |lvin| sway than muuinci-nt pn-mnts to
iulckly ndvertlnnuid intmdiwn our delicious now Royal
iepanoeo Perfume. Help ul todo so und You cnn |15
ahem without n oonl or cont. .inn write to-day sod we
will mln you. imtuo mini. only 25 lowly trial me
bottles to diltributa nmonj your friends nt only loc.
Address THE REGAL MANU'FA(Tl`URING
oooh. There are dx doilcioiil odors-Wlilto Iloue. Wood
Ylolet, French lkrnetion, Lili ol tho Valley, etc. Most
Indies buy three or lour ol t eu line bottles lt onco-
They IQ lust like hot Gillies. Il,'n nn trouhlii nh nil.
Return our $2.50 when theporiumn Il sold and we
will promptly und you this beautiful Prlnoeal Mary
Toilet FA rompleto just on represented, and the lovely
bracelet watch you can also receive without eciilnl ony
more goods by simply showing your hooutillil present to
your friend: and gettin: only four oi them to sell our
Hoods me You did.
mlm w-li-y-Noiv-sont mm tim great appor-
tunity. We pliy nil obnrlin on them lovely prcaenle.
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Bishop Potter sa_ys that no man should
be allowed to marry without having areason-
ligation on the groom’s part and has a special policy
for his needs, the_Continuous Income Contract, under
which the beneficiary is absolutely assureda monthly
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MONDAY
BAD CONDITION OF ROADS. -
The road leading from Mayilellld to
New Glasgow is in a sorry state al
priwcnt and complaints about them
are heard on all sides. As this is a
very public road the roadmasier,
whose duty it is to look after the
different sections of this road, should
see that the work of repairing it is
done at the earliest opportunity.-T.
FOX SALE. - Recently there has
been considerable activity in the fox
business around Crapaud. Notwith-
standing the depression caused by
the war_ in most all stocks, Dr. 'Bell-.
one of Crapnud's leading fox men,
recently completed the sale of 8 bl0Ck
of fox stock in the United States,
wllere he became well known during
his long sojourn there, while attend-
ing different colleges. ”
WEDDING BELLS. - A Moncton
exchange of Jline 17th says Miss _:Al-
berta Fraser 'was married yesterday
afternoon to John Arthur Hamilton,
-son of P. J. Hamilton, of Cliarlo. N.
B., at the home of the bride‘s mother,
Mrs. Charles Grant, of this city. Rev.
'i‘, P. Drumm of St. John’s Presbyter-
inn church performed the ceremony.
The bride was given away by her setp
father, and was attended by Miss Mar-
ion Lockhart. Mr. and Mrs. Hamil-
ton left on n wedding trip through
Nova Scotia and 1’. E. island.
VARIETY SHOWER. - The many
friends oi' Miss Hazel Reid, Crapaud,
tendered her a. variety shower on the
eve of her approaching marriage at
her home oii Wednesday evening. Ar-
ticles of every description, each one
with appropriate bits of poetry coni-
posed by the givcrs, were showered
lipoii the prospective bride to be after
which Mr. Arbing oil behalf of the
choir of thc Methodist Church, of
which she was the organist, present-
ed hcr wiili a purse accompanied by
the following address: “iii autlcipa
tion of what thc future niny reveal,
we the members of the cliolr desire
to embrace this auspicious moment
to demonstrate (in an inadequate way
it may be) our appreciation of your
skilful services as organist on all oc-
casions. Your kind and genial
presence in our nildst has
tended to produce good will and har-
mony in the coininunity. Our best and
kindest wishes follow you in your fu-
ture sphere in life and hope that hap-
piness may ever be your lot. We
present herewith a. purse which we
trust you will accept, and regard not
so iiiucll -for its intrinsic value, as a
token and .symbol of the esteem in
which you are held.”
WEDDING BELLS-A very pretty
wedding was celebrated at the home
of ihc bl‘lde's parents in Fanning
Brook, on Tuesday evening. Julie 15th,
at the hour of seven o’clock, when
l-Iazel J., the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John B. Jay was united in marriage to
Benjamin W. -Birt, son of John Birt,
Peakes. The ceremony was perform-
ed by thc Rev. R. P. Murray. A touch
of romance was given to the proceed-
ings by the fact that the bridal party
marched to n, beautiful spot in the
orchard. accompanied by the sweet
strains of the wedding march. played
by Mrs. (Ilev.) Murray, and with a sea
of pink and white blossoms as a back-
ground, suggestive of future happi-
ness and prosperity, the "words" were
spoken. Miss Irene C. Blrt, Mt.
Stewart. cousin of the bride. was
bridesmaid, while Mr. Eddie Jay, bro-
ther of the bride was groomsman. Tile
bride was charmingly attlred in white
silk and carried a beautiful bouquet;
thc bridesmaid was attired in white
cmbroidercd voile and also carried ii
l»mif|iici_ Ahoiit sixty invited guests
were present and the presents were
both costly and numerous, testifying
to ilic popularity of the contracting
parties. Among the gifts in cash was
at substalitial cheque from the bride-‘s
father. The rousing charivari was
:i very amusing feature of the happy
occasion. The happy couple receiv-
ed several royal salutes that must
have been encouraging. On Wednes-
day evening they drove to the home
of thc groom where g, reception await-
cd, to which many of the neighbors
and friends were invited. The Guar-
dian cxtends hearty congratulations
and in-_sl wishes for future happiness.
-(Patriot please copy.)-L.
WUMEN FRUM
45 lil 55 TESTIFY
To the Merit of Lydia E.Pinl¢-
lmm’l Vegetable Com-
pound during Change
of Life.
Westbrook, He. - “ I was _paging
through the Change of Life and had
`;!n,,,;$;w,§§i;¢;¢|,;.;§w;ll,g!_l3if  ill my DBCR
Il,;,.=;;§,,».‘ llwgllii and side and was so
'ilflT.!"` i- ”g;,1,§~, week I could hardly
  do my housework.
t, _ 43% I have taken Lydia
3ii;’;,__ ‘ - E.bPiné¢ohnm'gnYiegeé
  _ ° ml>°“ In
 .-igiiilg it bl done me A lot
§;f;5j;\;g1» Y _,§,Ig;¢§. of good. I will re-.
‘ _ » . -  commend your med-
* ' I ielne to my friends
l mdglve you permis-
sion to publish my
testimonial.” -Mn. Liivmnncs Mui-
rm, 12 King St., Westbrook, Milne. V
Moulton, Win. - "At the Change of
Life I suffered with palm in my back
ond loinn until I could not shud. I sho
had night-sweet so that the sheets
would be wet. I tried other medicine
but got. no relief. After taking one bot-
tle of Lydll E. Pinkhlm’l Vegetable
Compound I began to improve and I
continued ltl on ford! months. The
pains left me, the night-lyleotll and hot
flashes grew len, and in one yur I wu
o different women. I know! heveto
thunk you for nigeontiniiedgood health
ever since.” - rl. K. J. IOWNILL,
lumton, Wie.
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write to
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and otiien lo produce the 'lined
_ V quniitypi Home-marie Bread
" without lmubis Blend made with
’ » ,l“i_~ -with anyolher.
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) tW.6lllEll l_1lliPANl lllillfll
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PRESENTATION.-Miss L. Law-
less, of the Revere Hotel Dining Room
staff, who is to be the principal in an
interesting event next week, was on
Thursday evening presented with a
brass bed room suite by the guests of
the hotel. ~
FESTIVE GATHERING.--Hampton
Hall was the scene of a festive gather-
ing on Wednesday evening. when the
teachers and pupils of the Hampton
Sunday School gave Miss Edna Smith
a. variety shower on the eve of her
approaching marriage. A pleasing
feature was the presentation of a
well~illled purse, accompanied by an
address. The hall was beautifully
decorated and a well rendered pro-
gramme consisting of music und
speeches was rendered. A large iiuui-
ber were present, and the many beau-
tiful gifts that were given the happy
bride-to-be testify to the esteem in
which she is held in the community.
AN OLD RELIC. -- Mr. John _A.
Ferguson, Marshfield, the other day
picked up a copper coin on his farm
which must have lain there for overl
fifty years. Tile coill is one of a pri-
vate-issue permitted by the govern-
ment in the early days of the colony
to facilitate the making of change, and
also used by the issuer as an advertis-
ing iiiedluni. The coin bears on one
side the iilscrlptlon “Encourage coun-
try iniporters" and ou the other
“cheap family store" in the centre
und around theicirclc the words “Rob.
ert Piirvis, Wallace." The coin al-
though so long buried is in a good
being quite legible.
on Tuesday, 16th. Two new trustees
Artemas Coiliu, the former to replace
Mchay, who has moved out of the
district. Thirty-five dollars was voted
_for ilie coming year, $15 for supple-
ment and $20 for contingent expenses.
The present teacher, Miss Fiorrie
Fisher, has been appointed for
another year.-The S..S. Harland had
11 i'iiil cargo, consisting chiefly of hay,
from the East River ports to Char-
lottetown Friday.-Mr William Rose,
St Andrew's, was a passenger from
Haydeii's Wharf to Charlottetown hy
the S.S. Harland Friday.
An unusually sad event took placo
at Garfield, Belfast. on the 7th lust..
when Belle, the beloved wife of
John F. McDonald was called to her
eternal home. The community was
perhaps never so deeply moved as on
that occasion. for her removal made
a happy home desolate. It meant a.,
loss to the place that will never be
repaired. The deceased was indeed
a woman of rare beauty of character.
This fact found good expression in
the words of her devoted mother-lin
law, "I ani afraid of her case because
she is too good to live.” We have
met hut a small nuiiiber of people in
our day who had the same power of
brightening all about her. Hers
was a shining lifo no matter whcro
you niet her. it was a glow that you
felt emanated from a warm loving
Christian heart. The influence of
her example will never die. The de-
ceased was a daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Angus Martin, of Grand View,
und leaves a family of three children,
li husband and many friends to inouru
her death. Her remains were laid
at the Belfast Church, of which con-
gregation she was n valued member,
in the presence of a large concourse
of sorrowllig people.-Com.
9-‘ith SENTRY ASLEEP7-The
North Sydney Record says:~li ig li.
fortunate thing for the soldiers quart-
ered in the Archibald Aveuug har-
racks that no evil inclined German
was prowliiig about- in thc early hours
oi' Satiirda mornin last
militia heads here to make further en.
quiries, and act accordingly. These
be war times. and there is nothing like
b€ll1iI "on the job" all the time. It
seems that among the militiamen sent
here to assist the police, if necessary,
in keeping under control the iiegroes
who took French leave from the
steamer Anglo Brazilian, was a cor-
,poral of the guard from the P. E. I.
H. A. stationed at Sydney Mines.
About 3 o‘clock Saturday morning the
Corporal, in company with police ofll
Archibald avenue, and when in troui
of the 94th barracks stopped when'
they noticed a rlile with bayonet at
-cached, reclining in front of the guard
house. There was
to be seen about the
ing to the story,
Sydney Mines and
took the ride and
with
matter
ii. solitary
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CONFIRMATIDN AT ST DUN-
STAN’8-Over 400 persons were con-
firmed at St Dunstan’s Cathedral yes-
terday by His Lordship the Bishop of
Charlottetown, assisted hy Fathers
MOQuaid and Hughes. Father Mc-
Lellan acted as master of ceremonies
and als`o preached the sermon, giving
an able and eloquent address on the
Sacrament of Confirmation. Dr and
Mrs Conroy were sponsors. The ser-
vice was very interesting and im-
presslve.
The»‘de'nth ocfurred on Tuesday,
J to David OConiior of
_ , 1 -.15 '
gm ,;Poyoi Yeast will keep fresh and _  Road.-‘after an illness of
md" longer ¢}§"n fha( 'made ,yi f nths. The deceased was a gen-
tleman of beautiful ‘cliaractcr and was
highly esteemed by _all who }lnew
lilm. iii his death the community loses
_a frleiidaiid a helper whose place it
will be dlillciilt to fill. He wi-is seventy
three years of age and leaves to mourn
three sons and one' daughter, Mrs.
John W. Stewart of Charlottetown,
Ma.rk,-_.whose home is in Trenton, N.
S., Huglile and James at home. May
his soiil rest in peace.
MOUNT STEWART.-The follow-
ing is the result of the examinations
for the month of May in the Mount
Stewart School:-Grade Vii.--1, Mil-
riel Birt; 2, Eunice Mciiityre. Gradc
Vi.-1, Carrie Grant; 2, Corn Dou-
glass; 3, Annie Barrett. Grade V.-1,
Francis Walsh; 2, Lane Pigot. Grndc
IV.-1. Eriiestlne Grant; 2, Jcnnio
Douglass. Grade IV.. Jr.-1, Aileen
Walsh; 2, Winston Blrt. Perfect at-
tendance: Muriel Birt, Eunice Mcln-
tyre, Ernestine Grant, Corn Douglass,
Carrie Grant, Evelyn Walsh, Jcniiio
Douglass, Aileen Walsh, Winston Birl.
-L.
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL-At n nlccl-
ing oi’ the Governmolit oil Molidzty
letters patent were grunted thc Simms
Packing Co., Ltd., of (lllarlottctmvli,
with v. capital oi’ $50,000, und tho Pro-
vidence Silvcr Black Fox (lo. of l’l'illcc
Edwardlisland, Ltd.. Tigiiisli, with it
capital of $50,000. The following gen-
tlemen were appointed Cominissioii-
ers of Deeds, James J. 'i‘raii.:r. Au-
burn, aiid W. M. McLaren, Cardlg.;:\.
The following Justices of the Peace
were appointed:-Queen's County, Ed-
ward P. Lafierty, Aiibiirii; Clinrles Os-
trldge, Pisquid; Elias Collin, Savage
Habbour; Klng's County. Wellington
M. McLaren, Cardigan. The following
persons were appointed Coiiiiiiissioli-
ers for taking oaths in Quebec for use
in this province: Lorenzo Belangcr,
Secretary-Trcasiirci' of thc (laiizilliiiil
Trust Associutioii, Ltd., Montrcnl,
Quebec; and M. M. (Iaiiipliell, Pinker-
ton Dctcctivc Agency, llioiiiroul.
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The Closed Season.-T",
for the. Bake-Ovéh '_ f _
We have built a two million-dtvlignrp ,_ _ .
bakery with whichto supglyyou. _  ' _ __
a perfect whole wheat   .
contains all the body-_b\t`iiil4il,ii1'» N   _
in the whole wheat gratify.  - _ ij `{`,._._§--if;-_
_ a digestible form. Maisgpdiitwb  '
oven your bake-ovenduring-the Sum-'l;i§‘»%fl;=i» -_~
mer months by serving  ' - f . f F- _
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the life-giving, muscle-bdilding “meat"_ of ._
the wheat. It is ready-cooked, ready-to-
eat. Close the bake-oven fora while and
serve Shredded Wheat in many dainty.
delicious combinations with ripe, luscious
berries and ull sorts of fruits and ireen vege- »
tables. Two biscuits, with niil or cream,
or fresh fruits, make a complete meal that
will fit you for the day's work.
MADE IN CANADA
Froni the Choiccst Canadian Wheat by
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Tha Ganadian Shredded Wheat liompany, Limited
Niagara Falls, ontario
TORONTO OFFICE: 49 WELLINGTON STREET B151'
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were appointed for the ensuing year, 9,-X  . _
namely, Mr Joseph Egan and Mr i, ` J- _,_-,i_'_$`
Mr John McKenzie, who resigned, ` - Y 4
and the latter to replace Mr Montague -
'nit 
'Appetite and Digestion-
_ Ill/RlGl.EY’S comes in two delicious
flavors. Beneficial, economical. _
Ports are tiilue, it woiild be.w};llidi’o1i'f thee   "    
scoTcHl=oR1°, src.-Mrs D. A. _  I, H __
McDonald, Scotchfort, spent a few . '- j_~'f' 2 -f -` l¢‘~l
da s i Charlottetown the latter art ' "~‘ '. , =‘<~i - V'
y ii D \  7  .
of _last week.--The annual school , ,  ‘_.',:{f-1 
meeting of Glerlroy School was held | _ 1 ~f-E* _}' r_','_§:_;.; _-'f_,3_‘?~
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The Perfect'Gum in the
Perfect Package. No ' '_ _
yvonder its sale ex-
ceeds all others!
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keeps tliirst 
,away-refreshes 
and - soothes- the  ;
throat. it” rese 
the teeth, and pgeventaris ‘i
breath. Aboon to smokers
-cgi: it -makes the.i'iext‘
pipe or cigar New b¢fU¢1,'!
MADE IN"CANADA \
Win. Wrigley Jr. Co., 
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