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Yoon. a_iuaNns am my
_anythms you can give
them-except your photograph.
Make an aDPOintment today.
The Cooli’s Studio
New DesP'isay Block
iT'l`lNG for A portrait is ii
matter o_f minutes only-the
_ some 'effluent methods you
demand l'i_n your- _-business are
observ in_ours.
i Your __ ly have hemhpiead-
ngwi ‘You 0rYears.w not
make that appointment today at
The Bayer Studio
 
A. E. LYON, Studio
Good Photography
Moderate Prices.
Personal attention to Am-
ateur Photography.
107 Queen St.
Phone 68-J.
 
The Magdalen Islands S. S. Co. Ltd
The S. S. Amelia carrying H. M.
malls. passengers and freight leaves
Picton every Monday and Thursday ai-
ter arrival ot morning express from
H-811101. lor the Magdalen islands call-
ing. going and coming st Souris.
CHA8. W. IVE8, Agent, Plctou.
W. H. Gtnrrstt, Manager. Amherst,
Harbor, M. I.
132-8»3Mtl.Dec.25th. _
i_
_. l-av
/r. \'.` _
\"f/¢
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Whole - ground -polarized-
Q iq _ | s
Eastern Steamship Lines
ALL-THE-WAY BY WATER.
INTERCOLONIAL LINE.
8. 8. CALVIN AUSTIN AND GOVER-
NOR COBB.
Leaves St. John Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays at 9.00 a. m., for
Eastport, Lubec, Portland and Boston.
Return- Leave Central Wharf, Bos-
ton, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri-
days at 9.00 a. in., for Portland East-
pcrt, Lubec and St. John. '
MAINE STEAMBHIP LINE.
Direct between Portland and New
York._ Steamship North Land and
North Star. '
Leave Franklin Wharf, Portland.
Tues., Thurs.. and Sat., at 6.30 .p. m.
Also Mondays at 10.30 a. m., .lline 10
to Sept. 11, inc.
METROPOLITAN LINE.
Direct between Boston and New
York.
18% Hours.
' Route via Cape Cod Canal.
Express Steel Steamships Massac-
husetts and Bunker Hill.
Leave North Side indian Wharf.
Boston week days and Sundays at 6
p. m. Same Service returning trfom
Pier 18. North River, Foot ot Murray
S N ' Y Cit
t. ew ork y.
St. John City Ticket Office, 47 King Bt.
A. C. Currie, Agent, St. John, N. B.
\A. E. Fleming, T.F., &. P. A. 8t_ John
N. B_
A
,Humsaakers
` T0
Tickets good tor Two Months
TOURIST! CLEEPERI
o n,
Q 7714-8-Blltnsti.
i Footwear
_ Two Specials
Ladies’ White Canvas
button boot made on a
neat last,
$2.10
a pair
A very pretty White
Pump with Black Pip-
ing. ‘
a pair
See Our Window
Alley & Co.
i 135 Queen Street
-___, ~ ' `» ‘. * _ ~ ""'."” .
1
from date ot issue 
¢ ~i.m|a».u»ssIl 'lvrell' "\'~'4\‘
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The East uardian
M , I ‘ “_A N ern  .
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“ut   . #ir Pave w boy in uns Province.
` you hear so much about _i¢..'..'.°..‘.§'...§‘.‘.‘.’.'l'5f.°i'f.- 'il'.f.‘l..'&.; °“‘““"’
' //53.-. -»-..,¢ _ mn. n. n. Howi.¢'r1' is coar-
_ K; Q i _ dian agent lor Annandale and vicinity.
, _ __// . . .D. F. TIERNEY is Guardian ro-
m.; ___ .../-"N ‘ ' _ presentativs in Souris. mett.
`.   " :Q  \' ..~coMs|Ns susmsss and piss-
. E  'Y ‘ gureshy taking thedExc;irs_lon Ti;ain
f 'ii 0 n _
5 r nmnierside We ues ay morn g
'_ , A B se Ball tch d` a lioue
s ma an ni rye
values at Holman's are me outstand-
ing attractions. 423-8-20M1iEii.
\C\Q  _ O The _llgy Crop Outlook
l ‘ @_;,f_'._:.`_~1»f\‘f“"']V` -- Trad. suiionn is lnmo.
I 1   At the present time. the_ hay_ crop
ol this province promises. to be a
pheuomenally heavy one. as our ad
vices from all sections are of the
; _ same optimistic character as regards
the condition oi' the fields and mea-
' ¢.l0Ws_ and the heavy growth of tim-
' _  othy and clover. 0 ii both the North
( ‘» and South sides of the river_ 'the re-
ports are oi the same encouraging
s \ _
K ' O _ crop reports. The quality of the
W, _ Q growing crop is said to be excellent.
' .. l\ .Y I 5 ~ the cool weather having checked a
__ nature A subscriber who called upon
co  us last Friday from tlie Yamaska Sec
tion also joined in the chorus of good
rank g rowth which would have been
induced had a hot spell set in after
tb io al . W th
e cop usr ns armer wea or
now would im rove thin s in ns -
. D S inie e
In $5, l and I pound caan. ly- '
also Fine Ground Roi' Perce- MOLABSEB' -
ht°"~ 166 Trade Bulletin 16 June. `
The market is still bare oi’ stock.
awaiting supplies from the Islands.
which are coming to hand slowly, as
irelglit is obtainable. Prices remain
firm in a jobbing way on spot at 57c
Wh°t for single puncheons of fancy, 60c for
’ 1  balrrels and 6_2c to 63c for halt bar-
re s.
Professional Cards
MORBON I DUFFY
Bsrrlsters and Attorneys'
Solicitors for Royal Bank ot'Cpnsda
MONEY TO LOAN
 
A.A. McLean, K_C., Donald McKinnon
McLEAN d. McKiNNON
..Barristsrs. .. Attorneys-nt~Llw
Royal Bank Bldg., Charlottetown.
DR. HEATH MolNTYRE,
Dentist
Cameron Block, Victoria Row
Charlottetown,
Office Hours: 9 a. m. to 1 p_ m.
2 .t 5 .
p. m o p. m
3583-10-25Mtf.
e 
D.C. McLeod. K. C., W.E. Bentley, K.C
MCLEOD A BENTLEY
Barrister and Attorney-at-Law
Oillces-Bank of N. S. Chambers
Charlottetown, P. E. l.
 
WARBURTON il. SHAW
Bari-sters, Attorneys, Notary Pub-
lic, Etc., Solicitors for Canada Bank-
srs Association. Bank ot Montreal.
l".£ainada, Permanent Mortgage Corpor-
s on '
Oillces-Old Guardian Oillce, Pro-
I
Ex  I " 4 ` wse Block, Carlottetown. P.  I.
I “FMS 0 S aancocii AND sons
`MARlTlMl P:gVlNOlO ) `  
WESTERN CANADA. Commenclng Wednesday, June 7th,
_, ,-_-----l .,, ,. the S. s. HAMFAX will sail from
I TICKETS ON SALE Charlottetown for BOSTON via HAW-
gvgny wE|-,Nggpgy ' Kusavny and HALIFAX at 7 s. m.. t IR iv in sl -loreisn coun-
r os
d Wd d ‘at the same -
“"°h sth m °°t°b" “th :iliac°:lfi¥eaitgr?e;‘o¢yinrther lniormls- T lnVl‘lfB f0l‘ B00! "Plllni Proteetlo
e s.
tion apply to. ‘ .
Mpndny (fer Tugldnyn lent) JAG. CARRAGHER, All about llld how to Obtillll Pli-
Agent... ell!!
.AlKATOUN¢ cll-°ARYs '
- _ l tt t . P.lll.I. 99 St. [amos St. Montreal
5DM°NT°N» 'Tc' g‘5%|.'5‘_)20;g2;Yn' Branches 0ttswa'. Washington.
Patents. Trade Marks. Designs. -
Registered Patent Attorneys.
Established 1877 -
Formerly Patent Olfles Examiner.
Master or Patent Laws.
e resentatives l
nit
' mom monrnii/u. Cgmglgfy Lgtfgging I S. S. Hiissian
B |.ll¢T|ltl'li| llB¢.J0l1ll
" and ;,;:d|:n p;°|||c_ Having made s. change in my busl- LAWYER
.i_.._i.1- ness lam now prepared todo :ll kind; Mauna". P E I
Fm. mu p.|.|_|°u|," |991, Liang, ol cemetery lettering on gran te. mar- M i  - »
gg;-,,‘,°,‘;',,"» “"°“"‘"" “‘"' °"-"' '.1il.2i."%.°iil°2Zi§.‘I.‘.‘i.“’&2i.‘$?§"'2.‘§ m.........i °”" ° °'"
' _ _ , _ __ in islam. write or can on w. o. '
. '"“° “‘°’5'f_‘"f"h" Dfrlfyi' OP” i|‘ Tilunev. 42 rmmors st., charlotte-
____j hilvdfiemsitnmwiimo. ‘ DR. ~L E.; 
_ VITIRINARY OURGEON
' s
s
1
Office Queen Gtreet
_ _ _ Adjoining Hughes' Drug stars _
__ _. .» ,I ldsllsnosz- Revere Hotel. -‘
| , 1 _ _ -_ oss1.s-aouimomii
l ) vi-1 '\,~ __~;-~-
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 and    M ` 'phone cons. 99,a3.6.2il,m inwtl wks
S. S. Caseapedis Fontniglitly Saiiinll
oownwaan
From Montreal Thursday. -l\“1° 3
at 4.oo mi. sm 'rhurrden -"1" 2’
mm gags” 'riiui-easy. Jul! 0
the next day 12 oghundei July 20
im?"  "1-honour. Aus- 8
A'¢°::;.g'm°-'° riim-rosy. Aus-17
'russa E loo _
p. df"-‘ 'rimi-easy. Aus- 3*
_ s e rumour. Sort- 14
O _ Thumws sept: 
sssjsoe to oiisiise vi¢\I°‘“ “°‘
‘ 1 . A3000*
1 _ . esaefw- =‘
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.I f / I  ‘ f<~" . -1 - * 'V--T.
_ UPWARD. _
Thursday, June 15
Thursday. June!!
Thursday. July 18
Thursday, July 87
Thursday. Ant. 10
Thursday, Aus. as
Thursday.
’rnursdsy,sspt.7
'rnarsdsssllrtitl
From
' Charlotte
town
|69. `
_cliai-lotestown. l’_~_,;fl5» _I-_ K
' a
. asm 
_ D. L. MMKINNON '
P|umbing&Tinsmithing
Heating and General!Pli>il_\s 
..._ ...ana
Telephone iigt-.l a spring street
1 2- onsr|qtu_¢_ovm.»r. s. I.
screens." - E ‘
' _. i. _
.won? Kitchener. What is their sire?
P _ _ A _ _» A  _ ; onaustsoionuiio vstsrrisry coi-
P ..  ‘ .. _. »"~ltlahll'“-Picton#-f-llilontresl ;;f;,?,;:,?,“;::‘.}:;.".i'Z:Il"...’l;..?“"1?.lZf'
mini
Ki
_--°ONl‘CENT per word each in-
sertion tor-ndvertising in this column.
Cash must accompany order.
..*_Mr. John Nichols, who has spent
the winter in Montreal. arrived in
Souris on Wednesday, the 16th, where
he will remain for the summer. His
many friends will be pleased to knov. _
that Mr. Nichols is halo and hearty.
..*8YDNlY RACES-Who won?
Bob Mac. Neva, Glasgow races. who
won! Jsllico. New Glasgow races who
The Celebrated Commodore Ledyard
which Gan be seen st his owner's sta-
bles Montague, any time-now then
breeders. choose which you shall breed
to those that have produced speed or
otherwise watch for ad litter .line 3rd
@2541-2Mtt.
..*OFF FOR FRANCE.-Rev. Mr.
McLeod ot Dundas received the ‘fol-
lowing letter from Gunner Noll A.
McBeath, Forest Hill, Newbury. Eug-
land. May 30. Dear Sir:-l recolvou
your welcome letter some time ago ann
should have replied but we were ver;
busy. We leave for France toniorroii
so l thought i would sciid a. card to
let you know l ani wcll ami go to
iight trusting in God. Yours Truly
N. A. McBeatli.
/_
THE FRUIT CROP.
OTTAWA. Ont., June 15th, 1916.
The Fruit Braiicli'ot the Department
of Agriculture has today received the
following information. by telegram.
regarding the condition ` ot small
iduits in various parts oi Canada,-
NOVA SCOTlA_- Prospects are ex-
ceptionally good for a large straw-
berry crop. The i riiit will not be
marketed in any large quantities be-
iore July 5th.
NEW BRUNSWICK- Strawberri-
es will be at their best between July
12 and 18. The acreage is about the
same at last year. Raspberries will
he about one month later in maturing.
All small fruits promise normal
yields.
QUEBEC,- Strawberry season will
be at its height about June 24 and
raspberries two weeks later. All
plants have wintered well.
0NTARlO,- Strawberries maturing
very rapidly. The fruit marie its first
appearance on t lic Hamilton market
on June 13. Heavy shipments will he
made from the Niagara Peninsula
next week. The quality promises to
he very high. _
BRITISH COLUMBlA_- Strawber-
ries maturing rapldly. Small lots
now being shipped daily to Prairie
markets. Gordon I-lead district will
shi ilrst car o n June 17. Okanagan’
and’ Kootenay berries will be shipped
next week. The crop is heavy. Rasp-
berries w ill be at their best between
July 12 and 21. __
Uh"l‘0WN IIABKETB
‘Ui-
Butter (cresmery) in prlnts
Butter (Tub) lb. '
Butter (fresh) lb.
Eggs, doz.
Beet lb. (retail) `
F ls lb
ow .
Chickens, lb. ~
Hay (pressed). ton
Straw (pressed) ion
Pork lb.
Tumips, bus.
Potatoes, bus.
Oats (black) busj _
Oats. (white) bus.
Beats, bus.
Carrots, bus.
Wool lb.
Psrsnips, lb.
Geese -
Ducks
Hides '
Turkeys, per lb.
. \
gn#-o-I' °
(WN
Suwu,q
3
“o3$gg_
sn' `- ea
S5§a§3§o
$6.50
13%
I0 to 25
.80 to .90
.62
.60
40
si
ld to 40
1%
15
15
14 to 15
I0 to I2
S’SIDE MARKETS
Barley per bus 75 to 00
Buckwheat, per bus 75 to 1.00
Butter dairy lb. 2!
Butter, creamory lb. 31
Calisklns lb . 16
Eggs doz. 2|.
Hay, loose per ton $12 to $13
'Hay, pressed per ton $13 to $14
4
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rf? -i '
.(111  - - ._ .. _ I
, __ _‘_ _ i .
 ri-.oun   S
I  ~n;f:-,f< Requires Less 
_ ‘ \_‘._ 5; _ . '
` `  Sliortening  L* '
 1
amy,
1# fl(
1* ‘~..~. ~-'---\ ~-‘
' ` -'/ - , ' ` "` U-f""\-'txvl-fi
///,}Q//../ I ff Fi ~\ l\K§_‘2g‘-is "ll
' - /' / AZ) \- ` i ~ '
  ` _ "Nh, 3?( l
l
And it makes lightbr, flakier Pie Crusts, Tarts, . -
Doughnuts and Cookies than you ever got with
Western Spring Wheat Flours.
"Beaver" Flour is milled of blended wheat. It contains Ontario
Fall Wheat (famous for pastry making) blended with Wcsiern Spring
Wheat to add strength. ° A
You save shortening-and you get a flour that is always the same in
quality and strcngih-when you use "Beaver" Flour, the only kind
of flour that is equally good for Bread and Pastry. l
DEALERS-write us for prices on Feed, Cuiirsv Grains and Cereals. 205
THE T. H. TAYLOR CO. LIMITED, - CHATHAM, Ont.
Hides per lb 14 of W 5 ' -i l I -q‘
Oats, black per bush. 60
Oats, white per bus. 58 __ I
85 _
Potatoes
Pork. organs att. lb ‘ 10% to 13%
Straw rossed er ton .0
n;r.’£r.:--  Get Trainor’s Men `  
on the Job---
- - - -
---~»\»-fusion
RHEUMATISM GOES
IF. HO0D’S IS USED
The genuine old reliable Hood’s
Sarsspariiis. corrects the acid condi-
tion of the blood and builds up the
whole system. It drives out rheuma-
tism because it cleanses the blood
thoroughly. Il: has been success-
fully used for forty years.
For rheiimaiism, stomach and
kidney troubles, general dobillty
and all ills arising from impure
blood, Hood ’s has no equal. Gel. it
from your nearest dniggist today.
\,_
-When Pipes Leak
-Drains are Faulty or
-You Need'Better Plumbing ‘ `
80 Grafton Street
Phone 393-J.
,_-.,-..- _ l - nr-eve--5 = --sl'-.l 'E1 sin
Rung Natural
_ prices.
~»"~2`§~»‘
Price °’&.i§iii§-y
Well Made Single
Finished Ch airs-
From the turn of the Store Key next
Wednesdaymorning and for 12 days follow-
ing, these Chairs will be on sale at this un-
heard of price. There are 1500 in the lot, but ‘ S,,`,,,,,,,,,,dC,,__,_.,_T,_,s,_
A 12(-Day Clean-Up
Sale of These Chairs. ..
Starts Next Wednesday
----A Smashing Low 0
- while this number looks large, the price will
sell them--_-the offer is simply irresistible. In
fact, they Can’t be purchased direct from the
‘ factory right now in hundred lots at the same
` rice. The price of material is advancing by
lhaps and bounds-wages are increasing en-
ormously on account o the scarcity of help-
_ all of which ineyitably means the advance of
' This is your one-and perhaps your last opportunity to se-
*-§ ~ cure Chaifs at 'this  This offer .was uriaever eaiigléed befgg to
 rknow ed gle-we cannot promise ou_ t it w repea in . ' ~ _ - .,
..,..._,  f_uture;-,- 8-W_and inilynow is the _time to buy. _ '~__';;-_ on $10' orders ' ‘
_ . These hairs are madeof specially seasoned and selected
birch and elm in clear, clean nature white iinish; madewith 19-inch
back, 15x15 inch seat, rounded -back panel, extension back posts,
neatly turned linobe t top giving the Chair a well finished apgear-
ance; made with sing rungs-just the right size, shape and nish
for Kitchen, Hall,” C ch, or School. Be sure to order plenty at
this 'price because an ffer of this kind is extremely rarer Sale Pnce,
put tpgetheraspic  ~
'i -  I
.e ~ ,_ ~_
_ea-,cv-`{
i
I As Picture
j Single
Rung
For Halls
and Schools
ees, as well as IDircctors of
Halls should not let this op
portunity_ pass to procure
new Chairs at practically
the price of old bencht s.
Order promptly by mail
or phone or get aboard Hoi
man s special Train Wed-
nesday moming and take
_ advantage of this,as well as
numerous equally attractive
specials. See other big ad in
this issue.
_ .
We pay freight _
` _ _
We pay all freight charges
to any railway station in
P. E. Island on all cash
orders amounting to $10.
or over for these chairs- l
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