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f makers in England who
know how to properly dress
them. You will agree with
us I think that at the price
we have the best dressed
ilies in the city. The _quality
is all that can be desired. If
you want information as to .
ones you will require ask
us. We know.
Don’t Forget
The Prize
Contest
Get Into It
.l. G. .Iamieso
DRUGGIST
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of the finest quality just
opened up. The patterns
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Fruit Bowles
TumblerS
Nappies
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meeting in Y. M. C. A.. 3 p. m.
p-__--M-.l.;_,
DIARY OF EVENTS.
T0-DAY.
City Magiatrntefs tfourl. lti a.m.
Prince Edward Theatre, ll p.n1., 7
. m. and 8.45 p. ni.
Peoples ’l‘ht-ntre,
ct:
L-
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7.15 and.
Ladies' Aid Society I'. E. I I-lospltnl
DIA RRIAGES
F-_______ s_._._____ ____
WOOD-McCALLUM.-At the Baptist
3 . (Th I l l ' b ' I '. '.
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Wood. Mount Herbert, and .lnne Mc-
Callum. Cross Ronda.
M
ol
\ gumford to Rev. Sydney W. Mahon;
` M
 
, W 1 I
at the residence of Mr. ond Mrs.`l~`ran»
s
rnonage aro te own. 5 lei I.
. Fnsh, May llltii, Charles Seymour
UMFORD-MABON.-- At Toronto,
E. Mumford, Miss llelena Maude
A., B. D., eldest son of the lata
ajor Ralph Mahon, York P. E. I.
DEA 'l‘|lS
M=¢ooNA1.o'- on i-‘i-ian Ma inn
Bt
ter
and three months.
t eral Saturday, the 22nd. at Orwell
H
'-‘POSTING Fishing Tackle glvu
Iontln satisfaction-his prion are the
QW
6|
H11. Donald F. olllls. aged tn. Fun-
and
» Y- Y
Klpao, Maine, Emily. infant daugh-
o Allan and Emily MacDonald,
LL|8f--At '0t‘well. May 20, 1915,
Cometeryat two p. m.
~ 
I
'niadc between Williain .\leik|o of t.l'nir-
filv. _
I For \`ni~'h.-r paiuiciilurs-1 as to terms
1
-noon on the preniisr.-s unless prtsvions-
' w/is ..i<s|>‘ricAi. wi-can He seam -ri-is use or oi; ci-|AsE's o|NT.-
are advertising single fare for . _ _ 4 -I ,me ,S ,, ,,,,,,,,_ f,,,.,,,,.i .arent-ni
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the round trip going May 24,
retuming May 25, and fare
and one third, going May 22,-
23. 24 returning May 25. 
ioss-5-2'1uie3i
Mortgage Sale
To be sold by Public Auction i_n
front of the Law Courts Building in
Charlottetown on Saturday the 12th
day of June A. D, 1915 at the hour 01',
12 ok-lot-lt noon. .-\lI that tract pieeet
or pnrcel ot' lnntl sltuuie lying and be-
ing in Charlottetown in Queens Coun-
ty in the I’i~oi'itict- of Priticc l'.‘tiwaril
island, being the western moiety or
halt’ part oi' Town Lot number ninety-
ilve in the fourth hundred of town lots
in Charlottetown aforesaid having a
front of forty three feet on Fitzroy
Street and extenilliig buck tlierefrorn
Southwurdly hy parallel lines to thi-
rear boundary of said l.ot.
The above sale will take place un-
der and by virtue ot' n power of sale
ixoinained in it certain indenture ot’
iiiortgngc bearing dnii- the twenty-
tliiril day ni Juni- .-\. li., 1892 and
.
lottetown 1it`ori-said shot*-iiiukei' and
Eliza .\l<-ikle his wife ol the one part
and Ile-nry l’. t.‘lt-ineiits of l,‘nion Road
in Queens t‘ounty of the other par_t
which indeniuw of inortgage was
duly nssigiit-d by the said llenry P.
Clements to Jessie Cleriietiti-i late of
l`nion Road xifor/=.=aitl :let-easeil lntes-`
0' sale &t:., apply to .\lr. C. 1). Mc-
Callum, Solicitor, Des Brisey Block,
tjliarlotteiowii,
Dated this filth dity of May A.D.`
1915.
JANE MARTIN,
Atliiiiiiistratix of 1\s.=.lgnt-c.
102421-:'»»21.\l2;\l\iti<» 4 _
I I . . I
Desirable Building Lots
For Sale _a_t_ Brighton
.I arn instructed by the owner .\l".
F. W. Hyndrnzin to offer at Publi-2 .\uc-
tion on 'l'uesday, lst .limi-, 1913, :it
ly sold at private sale. all hi.-i propor-
'y situated on the North side of Green
Street, Brighton. The property con-
sists of about S45 feet frontiiiz on the
Street, and running bnck about 175
ir.-et. lt also includes the road 40 bv
.#55 feet running froui Green Strs-et
'.o_Highlnnd Avenue. which has re-
cently been opened to the public, hut.
'hi urchast-r shall hate thi ri lit to
K. _F. Ellis, Summerside
H
Lieutenant Morrison, Georgetown
Private Peter Hughes, Mill Cove _
Private Geo. W. Sharp, Summerside °
Private J. E. Lockerbie, Cascumpec
Private J. A. Beaton, Brookfield
Private McQueen, Mount Hope ~
Private Bruce McLellan, Indian River
William McIntyre, Charlottetown _
Pte. Damien McKenna, Charlottetown -
Pte C. A. Arnaud, Charlottetown _
Lieut. C. B. Pitblado, Charlottetown' '
Creek
Driver W. L.
Private Peter
i>RtSoN_ER
Private ]..Fraser, St. Peter’s Bay
}i4_.l§SlNG _   I  - .
Private john Curry, Charlottetown Private Daniel A
Private H. J. Wells, Elmsdale
DIED FROM WOUNDS
Private John Curley, Charlottetown ` Charles L. Pitts, Charlottetown
KILLED \_ IN ACTION
Sergt. William B. Brady, Chaijottetown Pte. Alex. Lorn McNeill, Rocky Point
How sleep the brave who sink to rest
by all their r:ountry's wishes blest!
\\'hcn Spring, with dewy fingers cold,
Returns to deck their liallow’d mould,
She there shall dress a sweeter sod
Than Francy's feet have ever trod.
by fairy hands their knoll is rung,
ily forms unseen their dirge is sung;
'l‘here Ilonuur comes, n pilgrim gray,
. 'Vo bless the turf that wraps_their clay,
And Freedom shall a while repair, ‘
To dwell a weeping hermit there.
Private Arch. McKinnon. Canoe Cove
Private Nonnan McKenzie, Nine Mile
Corp. Ambrose Cosgrove, Wellington
'Gunner J. Bowden, Charlottetown
.lohn Stewart, Wood Island _
Stephen McKinnon, Charlottetown
Emanuel Doiron, Charlottetown
Pte. John Murphy, Charlottetown
Gunner W. G. Bruce, Red Point
Ferguson, Alexandria
Martin Grant, Bangor
\
Sf:
3
ons, Port Wood
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‘lu regard to Dr. Cbase's. Ointment.
Between the lines of this letter YOU
Icon read the gratitude which ill
,writer feels. One does not Suffer
.from annoying distressing plies IOP
Iten years without appreciating tl "“"°
Iwnon it is obtained.
Almost every mail brings the r<‘D0l`l
Iof someone who has been cured QI'
piles by the use of Dr. tlllittes
,flintnie-nt. Such statenicnts aff?
never used \vithout the permission Of
the- writer. and until we are iiatisllell
that the cure is geiiuiue und tht*
writer a person oi’ responsibility.
» You may believe in operallfillfi for
piti-sg and think there is no other
cure. Write to Mr. Ingles. 9110195;
ini: stamp. and he will HIHUIX Veflfl
‘his siruenniiit. H1- win ion you that
Itlie pain, the expense, tht- risk Of 1111
.operation are quite uitiieceasury.
I’l`lint relief and cure come with U19
use of Dr. (7hase's Ointment. _
I .\lr. Ernest W. IHHIGS. l'\‘""C‘°“'
lt. ti., ` writes:-"I suffered from
~...~..,.-~».~- .C 1-..-
I
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close if or Ire:-p it open as he may
tienire.
intending piirclizisoi-ii can see .1 plan
of the properly during office hours :it
my otiice nr that of ;\lr. llyiitlriiuii on
Qnet-ri St.
Tlit.-se art- nlimn tht- only desirable
building lots to be obtained I li the
suburbs of tjharlottetowii. Terms at
Sale.
R. BEARISTO.
Auctioneer. .
9098-5-1T)ltiift`»i. .
I
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The P. E. Island Hospital
Annual Meeting ‘
The annual meeting of all contribu-
tors to the above Institution will be|
held in the Parlor oi’ the Young'
Mens Christlaii Association on Mori-_
any the :uni any of iiiiiy ioir. at s'
o‘clock p. in.. for the election of Trus-
tees for the ensuing year and for the
transaction of such other buginesei
as may come before it.
PERCY POPE, Chairman,
B. BALDERSTON, Secretary.
3937-5-13.\IlGi.
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Time Table
Rocky Point Ferry
S.S. Hillsboro
I.t\:1\'t- lit-uve
Vliarlollelown lliu-ky Point
8.00 11. ni. x.1l0 zi. ui
51.30 a.m. l0.t»0 n.
ll.0U a. in. ll.7l0 ii .m.
l.2l0 p. ui. q 2.00 p. m.
2.30 ll. lll. ' 11,00 |)_|1)_
.$.00 |i. ni .1310 ||_
Ill .
ui.
SUNDAY
lil. l0,l|tl ;i,
12.45 p. ni. 1,00 p_
2.00 p. in ‘_'_;i0 p_
3.00 p. ni. 22.240 p.
4.00 yi. ni. 5.00 p,
9.30 ii. m_ `
111.
Ill.
111.
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M. MuRPHv,°
Pte. Warren W. Myers, No. 23172,
Pownal, attached to Machine Gun
Section. 12th Batt., C. E. F., now on
active service at the front.
Minard's Liniment Co., Limited.
Gentlemen.-Last Winter I received
gi'i~nt liciiefit from the use of MIN-
.\RI)'S I.lNll\IF.N'1` in n severe attack
ot' I.aGrippe, and I have frequently
proved it to bc very effective lu cases
of inllamniatlon.
Yours,
W. A. llU’l‘CIllNSON...
“llave you seen this new line of
dainty 'l`.'ilcnin Powders we are now
sliowing? lt' you liavi-n't, you‘lI want
to sf-is it. lt's one of the largest and
most complete exhibits ot' thc world’s
beat tiilcuin powders you ever snw.
The ’l`\\'o Mzics, 14!! Great George Si.
Mit.
‘"l`lu‘cc hours display today of fresh
herring, lobslern, liulibut, haddock,
and codfisli, Charlottetown Fish Sup-
ply Co. 1812-5-l8M3l.
NOTICE
Iluvlng leased from Mr. James Pat-
terson. Hunter River, the fishing
rights in his mill pond, and stream.
below the darn, I hereby give notice
lliat all trespassnrs on said premises
will he prosecuted to tho utmost rigor
ol' tho law.
J. R. DINNIS,
ltliinagm-_ (fha,-|(,¢¢e¢0wn_ liobk free. Winston Co.. Toronto.
1101-5-2111121. 4 1t)53.5.19m3{_ 1091-5~21E6l.
Pi i  ‘ M A
Rugs, Squares, Bureaus, Brass Mantled Beds, Springs and
.. _ , J .
 - trni1lt@ii ’
’\i.:="l. »` 1-.m. 1 at ' M s f IMQ
0 'AUCTION SALE
of Choice Furniture ‘
W th ' db' E R . D `*`“"""`“"""`
, Ai 10.30 °'¢i°¢i¢, A.M., F01’
All his Furniture comprisin of Piano, Parlor, Sitting Room
Dining Room, BedRooms, lgall and Kitchen Furniture, Happy 0
Thought Range, China Cabinet, 1-4 Oak Dining Room Set Carpets
I % 
LETTER OF CONDOLENCE.
The following letter ot’ condolence
was~rc1~etved by Messrs Donald and
Angus ;\l<:l{innon from Bunyan, 11.0.
l... on the death of their father John
.\lcI<iiinon:-Dear Bretliren:»- We de-
sire tfi convey to you thc deepest syin-
pathy ot' Bungan L.O.L., in the berevc-
ment of your beloved father, and our
niueli esteemed Brothers, who was
a loyal and honoured member of our
Lodge. How he will be missed ln the
Ironic and in our Lodgerooni it is not
the purpose of this brief article to
treat; but our loss will be his gain.
We would commend you to llim who
heals the wounds. Ile gives, and point
tho grief worn to scenes lieyoriil the
grove.
CANADIANS WERE MUCH PER-
TURBED
l.0I\'D().\', May 18.--_Oflicers of the
'l`wenty-llrst battalion, whicli was mob-
ilized at liingstout and the McGill :ind
Fri-ricli-tfariatliaii hospital units which
arrived in England this week. were
uint-h perturbed on hearing that a re-
port of u disaster to them had been
printed in Canadian newspapers. The
Canadians had a splendid voyage and
all praised the Canadian Pacific steam-
er, which was nameless, carrying
tliein. There were one hundred and
llfty Caiiadian nurses on board and
they bore the strain bravely after the
news ot' the Lnsitaula disaster leaked
out early in the voyage.
No, 1 General Hospital which was.
until recently at Salisbury Plain, is
now ut Etaples, in charge of Surgeon
Colonel McLaren, of St. John, N B.
Lady Allan, who is at Dublin with
her daughter, Mixes Martha Allan, is
reported to be progressing invombly
IOWEITIIS TP(‘O\’t‘I`_\'.
,pvw-.
Pte. Louis L_ Jenkins, Pownal, No.
23151, attached to the Machine Gun
*Section 12th Bat. C. E. F., now on
active service at the front. '
“Now is the time to think about get-
Ours is the strong, light, well-inudc
kinda that all the expert anglers use.
They are better but they dtin`t cost
any more than the ordinary kind The
Two Macs, 140 Great George Street.
"Bamboo Rods for bait fishing, 100..
to 50c. See our Split Bamboo for
$1.00. its worth twice the money. E.
A. l”OS'I`I»IR, (R-iitral Drugstore.
1088-5-21.\l2i.
2 charge Twenty-five cents.
_ i*!>`I~'-I- i*+l#Fi-*¥~H>+4¢i+4*l*r+*l€+*F++*l~4*I+l€I'4*rd¥r~l>+?l%t+?i<F 
j GUARDIAN CLASSIFIED AIIS.
One cent per word first insertion in this column, half cent per ~
`. word eacltcontlnuatlon. Cash must accompany order. Minimum
35
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Agents \Van ted
"PORTRAIT AGENTS WANTED.
Send for catalogue. Solar and brom-
ide prints, portrait:-i. flat and convex
frames and war pictures Merch-
ants' Portrait Cn.. Toronto."
1082-5-21l\l6lE6l.
"LUSlTANIA'S DESTRUCTION AND
horrors of the Great War. Thrill-
ing. Heart rendering and appalling.
Greatest seller ever published.
Only dollnr. Best terms. Sample
GENTS WANTED T0 SELL FOR
'I’he_0ld Reliable Fonthlll Nurser-
les. We teach our men to sell. Ex-
perience unnecessary. Highest
commissions paid. llandlomo -free
equipment. Stone & ‘ Wellington,
Toronto, Ont. 9716-4~29Mlll26l.
Help \Vii-r|.te1l--Femnl .i
, ments. A ply t‘ '1' l ' Book
e are au orise 1 G O GE A B Mc ONALD Esq, to wAi~irsn_-A min noon wmizs S,,,,.,, " “ w‘1§,‘,"§§ 3,
Sell by Public Auction, at his residence Prince Street, on' ` Mrs. n. c. con, si Fiu;3§7§st§¢;et.3|' 
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Wednesday, 26th May, |915, '  . Hell' “ ""te‘l'F'fM“'°
Sala! .
oak,
Apply L.
B11
Mattresses, Dishes, Glassware, etc., etc. Flag Pole. Everything
mood.. Te_rmsCash. .  f 1 » _A
»n.-cm--I vruamft. I BEN). CAR'_lER & CO., Auctioneers
iozu-inns w77.5.|0,,,¢, F.. V . V. _ .
ICICI
good
barns .
FOR SALE--A McCASKY ACCOUNT
Register, holds 100 at:co\iiit'.~i, al-
inost new ;. for _sale cheap. Apply
this oiuoe. 104315-ioiiiziipri.
l H _ _ _
1 . Lost
iToTa'|'”`-°-o“nT`E`iJ`§`Tb`N"s"i'Ta`ET'vvEEr`4
Pownal and Great George St.. a
maltose kitten. Finder will be re-
warded by leiiving at 175 Fitzroy St.
1077-5-20M2I
 
Mlscclluiicoiis
Fist-nNc...on ofFi`t1:`a‘Wis'é""l‘n`t7:i-
passing on my pond at Southport.
will be prosecuted according to
law. Josopli E. Kelly. 1034-5-93lpd
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To Lct
'i"6T."E'1"Ili'-i`o'D§E`t`J`N'6'§EE?iA'ii`§i
No. 9. eight rooms and seweraggmtp-
ply 117 liiilzroy SL! 71051-F»~1l)|rt{lipd.
'ro LET-House s|TuA'reo on
Hillsboro St.. modern improve-
wAN'ren A MAN 'ro woax ot? .
farm. Married man preferred. Can
employ wlte also. Apply hy letter.
P. 0. Box 273, Sonrls.
~ 9983-5-l5M6Ud
`vW'ti‘F€6"§E'¢T6NIi"¥-l`AiT6“iKiiii`!V
angina 10 org. 18 h. . will sith
Corpl. Robertson,.E. C.. No. 23181, son
of Mr. James Robertson, Pownal is
attached to the lylachtne Gun Sec-
tion. 12th Bait. C. E_ F., now on ac-
tive servicc at the front.
I , ‘ _ _ P
The Gove_rnment Railways' WOUNDED _ . - ' 'f‘E"""  u'cKL
plies for ten years- Mud. tliouah i
tried all kinds of obitmeats and ln-
jections I really lllfl |10 Ikirmanent
relief until I used, Dr. Uhase's Oint-
ment I had absolutely no faith in lt,
for 1 had been examined by a well-
known physician ln' Vancouver, and
he said that an operation was the
only tlilng that would benefit mo.
lt was surprising the relief I obtain-
ed from the very “PHI D031. and now
after using four boxes I am practi-
cally cured. My case was so excep-
tionally bud that I received no- re
llel day or ulglit.'and for this reason
the results are 'wonderful'."
You can obtain Dr. Chuse's Oint-
ment from any dealer at 60 cents ii
box. lf you do not want to risk llilii
much send 1| two-rent stamp to pay
postage, and nieiitiotrtliis puper, and
we iilinll send you ii sample box free.
We ure .so certain. that any sufferer
from piles will obtain relief by using
this olutnient that we do not heal-
tate to tnake you this offer. Edmun-
son, Bates & Co., Limited, Toronto.
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FIRST MARRIAGE BY
PROXY IN PARIS.
PARIS, May l9.-- The first marri-
age by proxy in this city, took place
yestei'day in the city hall. in the Lat-
in quartcr. .»\lt'rcd l..orln, the bride-
groom. ii Paris attorney, who is now
a .soldier in thc 71st. infantry at the
front, was represetited by his friend.
F‘irinin Soun, the bride was 1\lile
Marie Martigny. The ceremony \\'ni»a
perforint-d in strict privacy. and the
bride wept us she ninde the responses.
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We are offering three prizes for the lucky
fishermen who brings to us the three heaviest
trout caught on the 24th May with our tackle.
First Prize $5.00
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Third Prize 2.00
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Tuesday. the 25th. One person can only win one
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