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TO-DAY. 1
City Magistrates' Court 0 11. m.
Prince Edward Theatre Il. 7 und 8.
45 p. m. '
i¥ 
IARIAHAGES
WRIGHT-MAC1{»iNNON.`-At the ho-
me of the bride on ,May 24th. 1910.
by the Rev. Jes.-MacDougall, Ernest S
Wright of Middleton to Mary MacKin-
non of Deslble . V
. , pawns
llB?0NALD-l_At Marine Hospital.
Steen ;laIand, N. Y., May 22, Hugh
McDonald formerly of Gloucester. Bu-
rial at Bti lIie_r¢erot's. B. iii. I. .
. I 4 V 5 -_
ul e ` ,o u4sAM_ungeA with
~m\%i impms. '
. "'°§§ i-‘..&”'fo ` %l§s‘ti‘s..i’i..i
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_   l|"Frull-a-fins”
'ras ump1»'3»i»i¢f'»ppi’¢‘», "aww,
‘Fruit-e'-tives' will .relieve-= dieeeeee .ef
the Slofned, Liwr, Kidney: and Skin.
The truth otthie statement hae been
proved in Athoulande of oeaea of
1ndlgeetio.n,ADyapepeie, Torpid Liver,
Constipation, Kidney ‘ and Bladder
Troubles, Skin Dieoaeea, Rheumatiem,
Neuralgia and Chronic Headaches.
The enormous aalea of ‘Fniit-e-tivee,'
are the best proofs of the value of
I/ii.:/mit mcdidu. -
qos. a box, o for $2.50, trial nn 25°.
At deelere or nent postpaid on receipt of
s price by Fnitmtivm United. Ottawa.
Valuable Business Stand
For Sale
We offer for sale our Business
Stand at Murray River, Comprising
1% acres land, store 2 stories high 60
x26 feet with good cellar; 2 good
warehouses, Iron House and stable
also wharf property.
This ig a good business stand cen-
trally located and afforded splendid
shipping facilities. Apply to
PROWBE A SON8.
Murray Harbor, P.E.l.
Murrayilarbor, P. E. I.
May 9th, 1916.
9631-G13MtuS4wI1s.
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EXPRESS MOTOR OIL
. “ Carbonless ”
Ask Your Dealers.
McCall Bros. st Co.. Montreal.
W. H FRENCH, `
Maritime Traveler
978 1-5-16-M tuttf.
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P. E. Island Hospital
Annual ‘Meeting
Notice ig hereby given that in pur-
_suance of the act' of Incorporation, 9
public meeting of-'_contrIb_11to1-s to the
Prince Edward island Hospital will be
held in the Board- of Trade Room.
Market Building on Wednesday, May-
31st, 1916 at`tl1e~l1our of 8 p. m., for
the purpose of electing Trustee; for
the Governmentof the Institution in
accordance with the bye-laws, and for
the transaction of such other business
as may be brought before it.
B. BALDERSTAN,
Secretary of Trustees.
9754-5-15MtlMay 31st.
Subscription List For
, 5p.c._Debenturee
The Commissioners of Sewers and
Water Supply have for sale Ten thou-
sand ($10,000) dollars, Charlottetown
Water Works Debentures. These de-
bentures are of the denomination of
Family driver, sound, kind
and gentle. Must be afraid oi
Ap lv by letter giving p `ce.
Weiglrt and other particular? to
, H. S.
Care Guardian Pub. Co.
9204-5-211.111.
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IISLIIIII GIIIIIIIIIIS   ~
FIIIIM _IHE MIIIIIIIEII
PIIESIllI{IIIIII Clllillil
Talks Interestingly 0f Coopera-
tive Theological Colleges And
the Significance of the Move-
ment.“w ~“" "
Reverend George Cameron who
graduated this year from the Montreal
Presbyterian College, and who is a
Dicentiate from the Presbytery of
Montreal, has arrived In the city.
Mr. Cameroh is the first Island grud-
uute within recent years from the
Montreal College which is affiliated
with McGill University, and now
forms one of the four co-operating
theological Colleges of that city. The
Presbyterian. Diocesan. Wesleyan. and
Congregational Colleges of Montreal
have set an example in the way of
denominational affiliation and co-
operation which hae been very fav-
orably commented upon in this coun-A
try and Great Britain. They have
by their close and practical co-oper-
ation dnaugurated a movement which
will be the greatest factor of the
future tending towards denomination-
al union. Montreal has shown its
very hearty appreciation and approval
of this collegiate co-operation hy sub-
scribing nearly $600,000 for thc erec-
tion and equipment of a Divinity I-lall
to be used by the four co-operative
theological colleges. This money came
largely from Montreal`s most promin-
ent business meu. At present the joint
lectures of the four co-operating theo-
logical colleges are given In a central
building on University Street. tem-
porarily used as a Divinity Hall.
until the erection of the new building.
There the students of the four dif-
ferent denominational colleges take
the greater part of their work in
common classes, nnd from different
denomixiational professors. The sys-
tem has abundantly justified itself,
having proven a splendid success.
The joint Faculty of the cooperat-
ing colleges forms the largest purely
theological faculty on the continent,
and one of the strongest. the students
coming under the instruction of some
of the foremost scholars In the world
of religious thought.
Mr. Cameron comes to the bedside
of his mother, who is ill in the Prince
Edwardlsland Hospital. He Is a son
of Mr. John Cameron, Bayfield St..
and n brother of Sergeant Robert W.
Cameron of the 16th Canadian Scot-
ish.
ilrliish Winning
In the Soudan
ATHENS, May 25-Exceptional mil-
itary nctivity at Salonki is believed
here to portend developments of great
Importance. General Powell, chief of
the British stnff, and other ofiicers of
the Allies, who have been on leave in
Athens, have been recalled suddenly.
On May 13, Bulgaria was reported
to be sending heavy reinforcements to
the Saloniki front in anticipation of u
general offensive, by the Allies.
Since that time, despntches from
various sources have reported activ-
ity on the part of the French and
British forces, the most notable being
the occupation of Flornia, eighteen
miles south of Monastir. by Allied
troops on May 23.
Significance was also attached to
the efforts of the Entente to obtain the
use of the Greek railroad, for the
"transportation of the reorganized Ser-
bian army, to the Saloniki front. Paris
and London have been persistently
silent as to any developments In the
Balkans.
$500.00 each are a abl i T t
years from date m§d"bea"r ,§m;‘;“a{ ATHENS. May 20-'rho agnsuonl J. 1.. s|.AcouEn, ,
me (5) per cam per am,mmA payable ,throughout Greece, caused by the newsf E. C. LE PAGE, AAAA M A D
ha" yearly 3lA1)a.£A’lt`A<;utoug1 submarines had torpe-,~ W. W. PAYNTEAR. °rlx;_';Al;.C°: MA<"“<°A|;Nlg¢;AK|"'\°"
A Bubscmmon “st is now open in e ree roek vessels, contlnuesl 99i.4,5,29,m1wk. G
the office of the Commissioners, City '~~B*""l“°"v -- A“°_""°Y"“‘l-*W
When We eoeeey-to bring hack the
.bloom of~youtt_t oo_faded_ cl_1eeke.when
skin dislpliameutr een be removed.
|Bn'i ,ll ilooli to plaster on eos-
meticli'-, _  A _AAA-_
Go__toNiiti‘*root";"ot{-the trouble--re
move thi canes--“correct the condition
VHP! soon,.`you'd a~,eompIexI`oAn
to be  of. * 'nah happier
‘ y°\1’ll feel-1 lmpl -gone, cheeks
.get a 25cA.-A1A;o;A toq;y`_.A~ . .
Pi-\' _-L ' 2 _ ,____- ~ "11
_.’1"?grow. iles llltiona have been passed
_bet the Leadliia of Ship Owners and the
sailors’ labor union, demanding that
the government take action to stop at-
tacks on Greek merchant ships. The
ship owners league has decided to
bring a legal action in an effort to ob-
tain the Boilllre oftthe Austro German
vessels intenned in Greek ports unless,
the central powers indemnify the ow-
ners of the torpedoed Greek merchant-
men.
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The best sugar for
the sugar bowl is
Lantic_Sugar
Its purity and "fine"
_ granulation give it
the highly sweeten-
I ing power. It dis-A ‘
solves instantly in
your teacup or on
yourbreakfast cereal. _
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Mrs. W. G. Tinney, formerly of
that ke Ay A my uh, . ,au Fredericton, and now_of thie `cIty~has
ought. ag; 1%-‘lit-l:miili1¢1l’s7’ill: and received the following letter which
apeake for itself: _
» April 29.;-1916.
Dear Mrs. W. G. Tlnney:--ln en-
.rosy again,`e`p£g`. 5' g ~|p|,-gg, good A swbrrto fnour note fQ\\1-Ml ill the Pair. oi
.Joyous health aiaiméturned. Nove1i`*;soclu~wl1ioh 1. received. while. in .the
a‘ fauurswlth Dr. Hamiltonm Pills.. ir aches and which I sonroolslo
vely much, I must say they are a very
nlcepairit during these times: W\l,6l\
youget .these things. socke in the
trenclns they are more t_l1au..,1 bless-
ing to us soldiers v\l.o are dglitlng for
_iilng and country, midi Inns: thank
you very much.
 GR. J. TUCKER. No. 110551.
5th C. M. R.. Battalion.
' France.
Wishing you the best of luck for
your kindness. Good afternoon.
Written under heavy gun fire.
. , P. S.-- I am a Montreal man, hav-`
ing a wife. and five children livin! in
Montreal, but I wanted to do my bit.
LONDON. May 26-The war onice
to-night issued 9. report covering the
fighting to May 23 In the Soudan,
which resulted in the defeat of some
3.000troops of All Dinar, Sultan of
Darfur. by Colonel Kelley's force. The
iight took place at Ei Fasher. The
British losses an given as live men
killed and 25wounded while the loses
to the Sultan's force are estimated at
1,000. The Sulijm whose attitude
toward the SudaneeeGov't for a lon!
time has been truculent, is reported to
have fled with a small number of his
followers.
Professional Cards
 
DR. I. E. CROKEN
VETERINARY SU RGEON _
Office: Queen Street I
Adjoining Hughes' Drug Store
Residence: Revere Hotel.
9857.5-20M1n1oniI1
 
MORSON I. DUFFY
Barrletere and Attorneys
Solicitors for Royal Bank of Canada
MONEY TO LOAN
Graduate of Ontario Voternury Col-
lege and Toronto University. Ofilce H.
It. Moase‘s stables Kensington. Tele-
phone conn. 99,63,5,29,m mwf 4 wks.
 €1@
pi 1_1 _li I Q
Nogce '
The undersigned merchants of
North Rustlco ,Rustico Ville. New
I Glasgow, New Glasgow Mills. Mayfield
and Martins do agree to close their
-respective stores at the hour of seven
o’clock in the evenings, Saturdays ex-
cepted. Sume to take effect. Monday
June 5th and continue during the sum~
mer months of June, July, and August.
(Signed)
J. C. STEVENSON,
JOHN FRASER,
FRANK ANDREWS, _
B. W. LE PAGE,
a‘EE`E?e WA'“'”i_“N1 e ro ss|.tZ"'ron
"tile old. reliable Fonthill Nuraerise.
We teach our men to sell; Experi-
ence unneoeoeeryfhleheet eommie-
_sieno paid; handsome free equips-
ment. Stone C Wellington. Toron-
To Ont. |408-I-lllhll till Hay llet
___o_Mis°slls»eo
fresh Bret week in June.
John C. McAniay. Stanhope, P. E.
I 9939-5-_27-_M:;ipd.
-mass max cows.
D. K. ‘Bcotl., North
' 994'!-6-2/iM8i`.
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'vieeievcjnao elmceui To #dh
eervi e.~ H. J. Andere . Cable
.nm ww.
D.C. McLeod, K. C., W.E. Bentley, K.C
McLEOD &. BENTLEY
Barrister and Attorney-at-Law
Offices--Bank of N. S. Chambers
Charlottetown, P. E. I.
 
WARBURTON Q. SHAW
Barrsters, Attorneys, Notary Pub-
lic, Etc., Solicitors for Canada Batik-
ers Association. Bank of Montreal.
Canada, Permanent Mortgage Corpor-
atlon_
Ofilces-Old Guardian Oflice, Pro-
wse Block, Carlottetown. P. E. I.
Ham fm. local Dames wishing to pu,._ i'-"""_"  _ "£*"A 'I' 2' A Hr Brown Block, Charlottetown . .
“Im” “Y °' th'-*° \>°“dS- Fu" wr-    %¢_
ticulars on application. _ . ' ' ._
99‘°'5'24M"- ~ on. HEATH Mainrvne,
' Iilllllllllll CLASSIFIED IIIIS.
Dentist
Cameron Block, Victoria Flow
One een! per were fires irnenlee In this column, half een! per chnrionuown'
  nerd eeA|il1fiu_»,a,tl|\_l|‘tlel. Goan-muet eeeomeeny order. Minimum olfl" H°“"" 9 °' "" *° 1 P- ""
3 .
aim-ge 'frwhnty-sv6"'unu. 1 ' 2 if m t° B 'i15'zi2»1‘0A-gpgitf.
abSolutely_ nothing and must BABCOCK AND 'SONS
carry a written guarantee. Good ‘ ' _
price for right animal Agent; wunmg wAN1'so IMMEDIATELY A emi. A
- . _  .___ for general housework. Apply zso Patents, Trade,Ma\l1s. Designs.
AGAENT8-A-MEN OR AAWOMEN. ummm g¢_ 9g35.5.19M1wkp¢1, Registered Pat-ent Attorneys.
Worlds Greatest _§_’§{,ar; beating WANTED A GIRL Fon GENERM; Esubnshed 1377
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fr-ao; experience unnecessary; make “"°°W°"k' Apply 154 P°W“°l st- ' Master of pawn, Lum
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-4-onmair Aeerrrs wAN'rso_ "I l““°°"°'k~ N0 WHUIHS- ADD? Write for Book "Patent Protection"
  Send for Catalogue. Solar and bro- W MW' B"“°° 5'-°W“ff» 14 W\°9\' 3*- Tells.
mlde prints, portraits nat and con- , 9755'5‘15Mlf All about and how to Obtain Pat-
' yexrh-gmeg gnd wgr p|q|_u|-`g5_ Mgr-  0111.5.
haute Portrait Co., Toronto." ' F01' Ulla 1 99 St. iames St., Montreal.
7§_4_0;5;22_ME6i.r F-_-f .SAT __1----MILCH 6-6--I-WA wl L Branches Ottawa. Washington.
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CHRONIC DISEASES
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Money te Loan _ j
-7884-3-1lMf.f.' 'r ,f
_ W. KBKBLE `
. Late
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Hn” Win anew
mmm _
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healed' Culicura
I  _Trial Free, 
_ 4 ‘ y gon get his handluwered with
P le|_0r ittlg blisters. They wig ;
__ »-just as t kv ap could...
 We have on hand
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thickened andcraolted. Then A2, _ ;'_ _ ,. N;-,~;,
A I got. some Cuticura Soap f A _ AA
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Signed) Mrs. A. Clarkson, Knowlton,
&uebeo, December 27, 1915.
Sample Each Free by Mall Casks’ "  ”
With 3-p. Skin Book. Address post- ' ‘  .
card; “ uticura, Dept. J. Boston,
U.S.A.'!_ Sold throughout the world. Ph0neA 111
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PATONB LIMITED. 9843~5-2,0MtI'.
| faucets and any other defect in your plumbing sys-
9 tem repaired, phone 393 J. ‘ _
Phone _
-When you want to get estxmates on
 J that new plumbing installation for your
new home, or the re-built dwelling, phone
_ 393 J.
I A of satisfaction.
Fred H. Trainor,
uantity of ‘ -» 
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,- iiaphliiiiiiiaiiritlsteriil-“gd ' -.1 " _ if-.1"».i.' '- _
1 the itchcd and. burned 3
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in Barrels and j
ssl 1 Furniture news.. .1 C, LYOHS  
 -When you want leaking pipes, troublesome l
Get Trainor on your job and you willbe sure "
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4
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The only expense connected with using our UN-
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