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anything you can give
them--except your photograph
Make an appointment today
The Cook’s Studio
New DesBrisay Block
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We photograph men as men are
It's a business matter--
And there's no fuss or bother.
Your family, friends., -and busi-
ness associates want your portrait.
Make an appointment today at the l
The Bayer Studio
F i - - ' -3
A. E. LYON, Studio
Good Photography
Moderate Prices.
Personal attention to Am-
ateur Photography .
107 Queen St.
Phone 68-J.
The E t' Gua dzan The Western Guardian
..°l‘l' PAYI to buy ll this Prflvllldt
..'GEORGETOWN FISH HATCH-
‘.ERV_-The Georgetown Fish Hatch-
ery is' again in operation. in charge
of Mr. Murdoch McLean. its capable
foreman and an cxpcriezrced staff of
assistants. The work is carried on*
night and day during the season, this
being essential to the development of
the shawn, which when collected is
placed in large glass jars. hlled with
water and kept constantly in motion
till the fish are hatched out. when
-they are removed to a large tank.
where they are kept until ready to
be returned to their native element.
Young lobsters when hatched. are ex-
tremely minute objects. much resem-
watcrs around our coasts during the
summer season. The interior of thc
hatchery has been newly painted
which adds much to its appearance.
and cverytlilng about it is kept in the
ncatcst order. The spawn boat in
charge of Messrs. Bernard anti' l<‘rank
l\IcLcau. is doing good work collect-
ing tim spawn of which a large quan-
tity is now on hand. &
..*THE BEAVERS AT 48 ROAD.-
'l`he site of the beaver colony at 48i
Road is well worth visiting ai the
present timc. as the work of the an-
imals during the past deason can
now be plainly seen. The beavers
have evidently abandoned their win-
tcr home. a large conical house built
of sticks and twigs, covered with
mutl. and soda. and measuring seven
feet in height from thé_centre of thc
base to the open. and have betaken,
themselves to their summer hauntsi
'l`iic entrance to the house which isi
under water faces the left bank of
the stream. and is cnr'efully covered
over with a network of twigs. the bed
of the sircnni being hem artificially
deepened by tht-_ beavers to give free
access to their dwelling Tim main
dum. which is built about thirty _vurrls
from the road. t`ormcd~ of large sticks.
soda, stones. und mud, must he nt'
least sixty' foot in if-ugth from endi
to ond. and its width at the top is
auch that two mcn can easily cross
if walking abreast. The engineering
skill of thc beavers is shown in the
fact. that when the current is strong-
est thc dum ir built straight across
the stream, but is semi-circular in
form \\1ith tho convcxity up the
Hlrtulur in order to resist the force
ot' the current. The second' dam is
m.uch less clnhoratcly built and zig-
zngs across the stream. taking ad~
vantage of natural aids, such as
clumps of elders. stumps, etc. Many
lflfgc ti'c-os, cheirly poplar, some of
which are four inches in diameter.
have been cut down by thc beavers.
l\l`cSun1ably for the sake of their
bark, which is said to l'orm their
chief food. and several of them have
been cut into short lengths, evidently
for use in the dams. The hunks of.
the stream in several places have
been stripped of the soil. and many
tunnels are to he seen showing where
the beavers obtained the sand and
clay used in their work. All of which
goes to show that the national animal
of fizinada is no "slucker" and “what-
socvor ho flndeth to do he doeth with
his might." &
._*Misses Margaret and Martha
-lQhr\S0n of Georgetown, were recent
visitors to Montague. G.
 
Montague Horse Rrces
Wednesday _
August 1 5th,l91 7
$750 ln Purses
The fnllowidg Classes will be
held, All Stakes. _
2.18 Trot, Stake, Purse, $250.00
-2.25 Pace, Stake Purse $250.00
2.30 Trot, Stake, Purse $250.00
Entries close June 9th. One
per cent June 9th. two .per cent
July 3rd, two per centAugust 4th
when horses must be named.
Five per_ cent additional from
money winners.
T. GORDON IVES
Secretary
soi.s,21un_
£ 
 
Kodaks
Thorn is only our Kodak that
given cnllre snllnfncliuu. and
that is the
Eastman
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'lluys one und. ff not satisfac-
xoryrwo wut' 'elim if im.-it. l
Those are the kind of kodaks
we sell. and have them from
\1.00 to $133.00.
We also develop your films
ami print your pictures at prac-
tically cost. We have had
venrs' of experience and know
our work. Last year we devel
ops-ri an Eastman film which
was four years olll, and the na-
rtntivo is horn for insD0"-ll°“-
Mull ‘us your noxt ilim to de-
velop nnd when in noml of films
write ul. We pny postliw-
llllis’ Pharmacy Ltd.” _
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Pure Bred
3 Clydesdale _ Stallion
-* Blackband Sensation
No 94?6. _
Enrollment No. 37 will
make the season at the owners
stables in Montague. This
horse is a registered stallion,
eight years old, and weighs
1800 pounds, and anyone in-
tending to breed should look
this horse over before booking
their mares elsewhere. Terms
_$10.00. Settled by note at the
time of service or 7 Der cent
discount allowed for cash.
sul. r|........¢y na ‘
Joseph Hood in Charge _
B14.8,dMl.f.
bling the sand fleas to be seen ln they
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Mares at owners risk. _
` 'Montague ~ ~~--f
.JGUARDIAN AGENT.-f Give all
new subscrlptionin renewals, adver-
tising. etc., to the Guardian repre-
sentative in your district. HAROLD
R. GORDON is the Guardian agent
for Georgetown ang vicinity. ,
..*FARMilNG.-Farming is new go
lag on at a good brisk rate by the
farmers of Georgetown Royalty. Near-
ly every farmer'is about done grain
sowing and many have potatoes plant-
ed. G _ `
..*CODFl8H.--Cod'flsh are now be-
ing caught. but chiefly in lobster traps
or on sat-lines, by the fishermen of
these waters. All maintain that this
is a sure sign that the days of the
spring herring are numbered. G
town‘s first automobile made its first.
appearance on Tuesday evening. May
29th. About all the small boys of
the town turned out in force and it
was amusing to watch them' attempt
to race the car. The owner of the
car is Mr. W. W. Jenkins, who cer-
tainly deserves congratulations for
being the first man in Georgetown to
own an auto. G
..*CADETS TRAINING.-The 668
Cade( Corps, Georgetown High
School. is training every spare mom-
ent. under the capable and' efficient
management of Cadet Captain J.A.B.
Mac(‘onnell, who drills his "troops"
according to standard rules. which
adds greatly to their appearance and
discipline. Credit for this is also
duo to Mr. L. W. Shaw and Cadet
Lieutenant McLaren. and to tfadr-_t
Lieutenant Morrisey. who has charge
of the (‘..P_0. draft. "G"
..’°'METHODI8T CIRCUl‘l'.-- The-
fourth quarterly meeting of the ‘Sou-
ris Methodist Circuit was held ‘lrn the
Bridgetown Church on Wednesday
evening last 30th inst. Thereporg of
the treasurer showed that the finan-
ces of thecircuit, had been well
maintained. some of the funds being
somewhat in advance of the pre
vious year. Seven members- had
been received into the church during
the year. Seven had been transferred
to other circuits. and one had died.
Tho Sunday School report showed
that splendid work had been done
during the year. On motion the Board
pla-ced on record its appreciation oi`
the faithful services of the pastor;
Rev. E. -E. Styles during his four
years on the circuit. i
..*I.O.G.T. - The officers and
members of St. Georges l.0.G.'l`..
Lodge, No. 109. held a very success
ful mock trial in thc' Temperance Hall
on Tuesday. May' 29th. The attend-
ance of lodge members was good.
and there were also several visitors
present. The cnsc was an assault anti
battery. the plaintiff being Harold ll.
Gordon, and the defendant Lloyd \\’.
Shaw. The counsels for the plaintiff
were Mr. George Yoston and Mr. Neil
Vickcrsou. and those for the defend-
ant were J. A. B. MacConnell and JJ
H. Dalziel The plaintlff‘s witnesses
\vcrc Miss Margaret Johnson. Miss
Bella MacLeod. Mrs.. A. E. Jenkins-
nnd Mr. Joseph Johnson. The wit-
nesses for the defendant were Miss
Lydia Ross and---- Messrs. llavelock
Stewart. Frank Beaton and the lie-
fendnnt. The evidence on both sides
was good and showed both rnrclul
and well thought out stories. The
address to the jury by the counsels
certainly reflected great credit on the
speakers. Mr. J. A. B- Ml1CC0l\l19ll
made an eloquent appeal for the pri-
soner. but Mr. George Yoston'gave
an equally well spoken plea for the
plaintiff. After disagreeing for some
time the jury returned the verdict of
guilty. His Lordship Judge Seymour
Gordon then passed the sentence.
which was that' the prisoner was to
entertain the Lodge. The othersoiiic
ers of the court were Mr. Douglas -M.
Gordon, as clerk of the -court. and
Mr. Earle lVI3acLaren as policeman.
The jury was.as follows: Mr. Joseph
Hunter. (foreman). Howard Stewart.
Earle Levers, Maude Henry. Dorothy'
Nicholson, Alice MacLaren, Mattie
Stewart and Herbert Layers. This
Mock Trial was but one of the many
good times given by the members oi’
this progressive l.0.G.T. Lodge, and
the excellent spirit of good fellow-
ship which prevailed among all con-
cerned showed that they were true
brothers and sisters of that order
"whilch death canont sever." With
such a Lodge and such members will
the !;ound'ation of the Tbnrperailce
work in this province be strengthen-
ed. G
_ EASTERN PERSONALS
i _.~1\n-. A. 0. smith of cape Briton
is spending a few days in George-
town. G
._*l\iiss Inez Gordon. Brudenell Hiv
er. has returned alter visiting friends
in (‘harlottetown, G
..*Mr. Srohio N. Johnson. Gs-orL:e~
town. was among the recent visitors
to Brudenell River. fl
._*Mr. ll. l.. Mm-iiarnn of ilrudcn-
ell llivgr was among the recent vis-
itors to Mentagne.'G
..*Mr.~x. Murdoch Macleenn. George-
town, was among the Saturday visit-
ora to Montague. "G"
--Messrs. J. Herbert Thomas and
He"rl1ort` Thompson. North Tryon.
were in Bummaiaide on 'l‘hursday.~}l
-Dr. Stewart..-_’l“y°nq Valley, and
Dr. Delaney. Wellington. were 2ln
town Thursday.-H
..*Mastor Edward Vioutoulr-. Bos-
ton. U.S.A._ is visiting in George-
town Royalty. the guest ot Csptsdn
Edward Deborle. "B"
._°Mlss Lottie lfitsgoinld. George-
town .spent Sunday in New Perth
last week. the guest of some friends
there.-G
-The following business men were
in Summerslde on Tuesday.-Messrs.
George Shelfoon. Tignish. Joseph T,
P’6?n§'@:=n-- _ _
.nngin slan§@l_¥§w§1iTiI+`.ll|r
Sybil klnner, Georgetown. were re-
uewia scqslntaacee at Montague on
saturday. Im Mu: G
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__ *AUTOS POPULAR- - George(
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-m\.- w. K. mdounau lr elm-A
Ilan representative in Summarsglle. i
_ mos-z si.
-THE MARKETS.-Only a very
limited' quantltyot produce has' been
marketed' this week. black oats bring-~
ing 90 cents. and white 85 cents' per
bushel, potatoes $2.10 per bushel.
loose hay $18 to $20 per ton.-H
--CEMENT AT OLD PRICES.-_
Manufactursfs prices have advanced
materially. We will llvld at old pr-iccul
while present stock lasts, Book your
orders at once by mail or phone and
say., money. R. 'I`._ HOLMAN, LIM-
ITED, Summerside. 796-_6-2ME2i
-FAREWELL.-A large crowd of
citizens gathered around the armor;
early on Thursday morning to bid
farewell to the soldiers who left for
overseas. Several prominent speakers
addressed the boys briefly. and the
ladies presented' each with a box of
lunch. The Summerslde band head.-
cd_the procession bo the boat. where
many tears were shed at the parting.
but the boys were quite cheerful on
leaving.-H _ ,
I
_-HOME ON FURLOUGH_ - Pte.
John F. Quigley, of the famous fight-
ing 2tith Battalion. is spending a few
days with his father, Mr. Peter Quig-
ley ,Sumniersida Private Quigley
enlisted in St. John over two years
ago, and has spent fifteen months at
the front. g0lng through some ot’ the
biggest battles lu which the Canadi-
ans participated. Appendicltis finally
sent him to a French hospital where
he spent two months. lie came to
Canada a short time ago on an eight
weeks' furlough.
i P.l_i. _|i_.§_ NlllES  
Sergi. G. W. Williams has returned
to the fort after spending a very
pleasant furlough at his home in Char-
lottetown. _
Gunner E. MacAleor has returned to
duty after enjoying a vacation _ar his
home in Charlottetown.
Gr. S. Carson and Darrah left the
fc-rt this week for their homes on P,E_
l. to spend a vacation.
Bdrs. MacArthur and Duffy have re-
turned to the for.; for duty after com-
pleting n course in Coast Defence and
Garrison Artille-ry. ‘
Grs. Deveraux, White. Darrach. and
i\'Icl{a.V lrnvo returned to the fort from
tho (Yllariei. alter completing a course
in Signalling. _
The battery is busily engaged in
training for the shooting competition
_which is to take place in the near fu-
l _
ue. _
A garden under the supervision of
Lieut. A.H. Burke and Lieut. K.B. Rl-
charrls. is being made at the entrance
to tho fort, consisting partly of flow-
ers and the 'balance oi' different kinds
Of V0i;0t8lilf‘s. .No doubt' it will be a
success, when taken 'care' of by those
two splendid gardene|’s._
F‘apt_ Bayer has taken great pains
in the cleanneas of the ft/rt. and at the
present time has it looking in great
condition. ._
Thefmeinbers of the battery had the
pleasure of attending a picnic and
dance held on l\iacNab’s Island on
the 24th of May. and they enjoyed
themselves very much. Anc-ther one
is 1° lake Dlace on June 21st. There
are various picnics held on this Island
during the summer and quite a. num-
ber attend them from Halifax/ ..
Gunner H. Brown of Charlotte‘own
has been taken on the strength of the
P.E_i.H.B_ from the lst of June. 1917.
Gr. J.D. Saunders has been liken on
the strength ofthe P.E.I_H.B_
B.R. is very interested in the art
of signalling. if he keeps on in the
Illlllflifr of which he- is working si
present he will make a. gn ad instructor
in the near future. _
‘F.B_ our far famed soloist is busi-
ly engaged entertaining the members
of the battery r"‘h evening.
Frank is also a good step dancer
Gr. It. Praur.ht our splendid violin-
ist, is a great favorite iiiiiuiig his coin-
rades at thc fort. having matic many
s dull evening pleasant by his good
music.
WOMENS _.B\CKS
BEAR Ti-iE BllllDEil
“Campaigns of thrift," "Speeding
up for production," and other present
d_gy_ glngagg gave _tinfluencedx ihg
women o ans I qui e as muc , an
l indeed in some quarters more, than
the men. . `
How many thousands of women
_e_ve\“_\;_v1vh_ere who always _hlrept s
m ’ are new ong err own
housework to release another ,mir of
(lgelnds-"tor tale fmumtron _ lactorgk
or susan s o - oung gifs vr
formerlydifl not dad' it necelsai-y_ to
oler their services forihire _are doing
elective work infths mumtion fac-
tories, stores and elsewhere.
This change of work, or the under-
asking ogt niswnduties, has ftwndhgd
so lp n e armour. e r
women ny so often new-a-days, "If
it wei'en‘t for my back I could stand
sore back is thekieiaedvs and nothing
elle. The ramedg is- in Pills. .inet
try one box an .|ee.bo\v noon the
in in the back is relieved, and tired,
mollen joint! in the hands and feet
are _ reduced.
mate with, Kivey and Bladder
Gi Pii will elle both

-IT PAY! to buy in this Province;
the work dns." The reason fm- that
D8
Constipation is the usual running.
.-__-y;|AY-Six carlosds just received.
Best quality. lowest prices. Order
at once. l-lOLMAN'S. Summerside.
.J '. - 815-6-41/113:21
_-Ironic: counfr.-A drunk was
flned’ $2 and costs at the Summeiside
polioe court on Thursday morning by
His Honor Stlpendiary Magistrate
Wyatt.-l{ »
-THE ONE-PIECE AUTO OR UN-
l0gNg_0VERALL Sl.lllT.-Full in back
to give plenty room; blue stifel stripe
_denim or drill. Price $2.90. The most
comfortable. serviceable and econom-
ical for mechanics and tnadeamen. R.
T. HOLMAN. LIMITED. Summerslde
316-6-4ME2lEll
AN lNSTlTUTE’S LETTER OF SY-
MPATHY.
New Annan.
May 29th, 1917
To Mr. D. C. 1\Il.cKinncn and Fam-.
ily. New Annum-
The sadness which has como to so
many homes during the last few
years has now entered yours and in
so _doing .V0ll have been called upe_n to
part with one who was very dear to
you ln the person of your son and
brother. Alexander D. McKinnon.
who was killed in action at Vimy
Ridge on April 9th. We -as members
of the New Annan Women‘s institute
convey to you our heart felt sympathy
although at a time like this words
avail little. The -heart ls too full of
sorrow. but you have lots to be proud
of in your boy wllo has left behind
him the »mem_ory of a brave soldier.
who died that others might live and
who lived the while flower of n 'blame-
less life. May God in his goodness and
love help you to bear this sorrow
which we all so keenly feel. ' ‘ ~
Signed on behalf of the mem_bers c~l’_
The New Annan Womerrs institute.
Mrs. W. H. Moase, President. Mrs.
N. J. McNeill, Secretary.
OUIVIMERSIDE MAtiKlTl»._ 
Butter. eremnety. fh   con
Buckwheat. bus.  .... 1.00-1.20
Caltskins. lb...  . . ... ...._22c
Eggs, uoz.      ...Z6
Hay, loose. ton  _ ...$18 to $20
Lamb pelts, lb   60-90
Oats, black, bus. ._`   90
Oats.whlte_..... ,.. ...85_
Potatoes per bus  .  ...$2.10
Pork, organs att. lb  ._.l51,§ to 18
Wheat, bus ._ ._ __ _  31.76 to $2.25
Straw, pressed, ton   8.00
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CHALOTTETOWN MARKETS
Dairy butter.. . 
Butter (croanrcry printsi _ _ _ _ 42-A5
Eggs   _ _ . .
.. _. .. 38-40,
Fnwi,_lb . . _ .
._  __ ...._15-18
Chickens, lb. .__ . _ ' .. _ .16-20
Beef lb (retail) ._ _ _ __ 18-20
Potatoes. bus. ._ _  2.25-2.40
Hay. ton '. _ . _ _ . ._ .  .. 18.00-20.00
Straw. ton ..._   10.00-12.00
Pork (selects) wholesale _ _ .19~191/Q
Oats (black) bush. _ ..  ...95-1.00
Oats (white) bush..  _  . __ .95
Mid-Week Holidays
Beginning wit h the first
Wed esday in Julv and ending
with the second Wednesday in
September, all departments of
F. J. Holman & Co., Ltd.~
will close at 1 o’clock on eachi
Wednesday. The manyl
customers of this firm will please
note the above.
811-6-4Mmi’rl8i-.
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in use for over 30 5 1 ans, as orno e gnature ol
nzrd has been made under his per-
  sonnl supervision since its infancy.
, _ - Allow no one to deceive ou In chin,
All Coilirtcrfoita, Inritntlons and “Just-aa-good ” gre but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children-Experience against Expellment.
What is CAS I ORI-A
oaswrln is u lmrmloss substitute for ‘Canoe-Qu,--Pam
gnrio, Dropsand Soothln§ Byr-_u_ps.- lt- tai pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Eorphlrre non-votlret Nan-entity
aubstnnce. Its nge is its guarantee. lt destroys Worms
and alloys Fever-lshness. I' or more than thirtygenra ig.
has been in constant use for the relief of ‘J ns patio”
Flntulency, Wind Colic, all Teething Troubles and
Dlnrchfen. lt; reglrlates the Stomach and Boweia,
assimilntes the l`nod,.glvlng lrenlizhy and natural. sleep..
The Clll1dren's Panacca.-'Line Mother’s Friend.
csnums CASTORIA Always
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in Use For liver 30 .Years
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