MAY 12 1915 "
THE cHARLo'r'1‘E1‘owN GQARDIAN gg   _*_ ______ PAL-E
llheumaiism A Sneakinq Disease The Eastern Guardmn 
[THROBBING MUSCLE8 AND SWOL-',
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0l_NTB MADE WELL
RUB ON NERVILINE _
V/ Old age knows no foe more subtle.
more unrelenting than rheumatism.
At-‘ilrst only a grumbling pain is matics can describe.
felt. But alas it settles in the joints
and muscles, and finally tortures its cl
victims. » bered u the old time feelin
Today the disease a be in thlie
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muscles of the back, thigh, shoulder ‘l Nerviline brings the sufferer to buoy- a
or neck-tomorrow in the joints of ant, vigorous lasting good health.
the`hand, toes, arms or legs it may 'l
work with redoubled fury. line, needs it for earache, toothache,‘
Whether the pain is constant or oc- headache, neuralgia, lumbago, solsti-
oasional, makes no difference to “Ner- ca, stiff neck, chest colds and sore i
vi ne." th
‘='Because other remedies have failed, g
don’t be discouraged. Nerviline has will cure it. ,I
cured the -worst of cases. It has'
brought health to those in the deepest- sl
suffering for those who never hoped
to be well again.
There is a marvellous healing pow-
er in Nerviline which it derives from
the extracts and juices of certain rare
herbs and roots. lt allays almost mag-
ically the awful pain that only rheu-
- Congestion is drawn out of the mus-
es, stiffened joints are eased and lim-
D. g of de-
resslon is cast off, and once again
_. .°lT PAYS to buy in this Province.
_ ...*i.iNES SAFE.-The ice has
'moved out from the Fortune shores
and the fishermen report their lines
Baie.-F.
, .."‘UP~TO~DATE INSTITUTE-The
-Fortune Bridge Live Stock Associa-
tion has received two very fine dairy
bred Short Horn bulls irom the Dom-
inion Live Stock Bruiich.-F.
...*AGED CITIZEN DEAD.-At
Fortune Bridge on April 28th, 1915,
Every home needs good old Nervi- ,a
m
roat. Wherever there is pain, con-
estion or inflammation, Nervlline
.Large family size bottle 50c.; trial M
ze 25c.. all dealers. or the Catnrrho- J.
(ter a lingering illness, Mr. Joseph
Burke passed away. He was an old
nd respected citizen and leaves to
Henry and Percy. at home, and Dan-
el, residing at Fortune Bridge.-F.
MPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT --
ourn a wife and four sons, Clayton
...*MONTAGUE AND DISTRICT
r. F. T. Pridham re resentin
despair, has ended years ot' awful i zone Co., Kingston, Canada.
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skill by making for you
the best portrait you have
ever had.-
The Cook Studio
YOUR picture, with that dear
f‘grand_ma” of -childhood
days,is priceless to you now.
_Remember that your children
w_ill soon be grown up-that their
pictures wil be equally prized in
years to come.
Make the appointment to-day
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FOR A GOOD PHOTO,
Shoe
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__ While they Last
Womenfs Boots  X
Sizes 2 1-2 to 4 1-2 »
Women’s Slippers i
sizes 2 1-2 to 4 1-2 496
Misses’ Boots
sizes 12, 1, 2 ...... .. 75C
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Finest work, moderate prices.
Personal attention given to
Amateur’s Work.
DON’T FORGET BABY
107 Queen St. Charlottetown
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Misses’ Slippers
sizes 11, 12, 13, 1, 2 756 _
- Children’s Boots `
Sizes 9 and. 10.  75C
Bab ’s Boots
Soft Sdles............ loc
Alley & Co.
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he skating rink, held April 30th was a
_ The young ladies in charge, \vhiie not
hero was abundance oi' i`ood, very suc-
tl
happy. Excellent voiiin music was
furnished by Mr. Ronnie Mclnnis after
which devotees ot' the terpsicherean
with ilylng feel until the woe sma
. D . E Mr.
A. S. Bayer, Photographer, Char-
lottetown, will be at the Cumming
Studio. _Montaguej on Monday and
Tuesday. May 17th and 18th. All de-
siring the very finest photographs
should avail themselves of this op-
Dortunity. 9927-5-12MEli.
_#INSTITUTE MEET|NG.- The
monthly meeting of the Seaview Wo-
_meris institute took place at the home
of Mrs. Merril Stewart, Kingsboro, and
was a decided success. The next
,work of the institute will be cleaning
and painting ot’ the Hall at Klngsboro.
The next meeting wwill take place
at the home oi’ Miss Alberta Yates,
.Red Point.
..*CABLE HEAD AND VICINITY.
-The iishermcn of Cable Head are
busily preparing for the spring lish-
illg. hulasting traps and preparing
their motor boats.-The school is pro-
gressing rapidly under the skilful and
careful management ot' Miss Annie
(}\imruings.~ Messrs Pius Mcinnis
and John B. O'Hcni_v have purchased
a valuable ilect of fishing gear from
Mr. Henry McDonuld.- Mr. John F.
Mclnnis, Station Agent at Bear Riv-
er paid us a short visit recently the
guest of his futher Mr. Pius Mclnnis.
-Mn Augustine Walsh, is busily en-
gaged in making dcsks i'or (lable l-lead
School. As ho is citpahlc ni' perform-
ing this kind oi' work, it szitisi’aci.ory
job is nssiircd- Tho annual duncc by
_ P. S. Club of St. Peters, in aid ot'
ery successful and enjoyable event.
bliged to perform any miracle as
essfully managed not only to feed
ie niultiturle but to make everybody
rt, chased away the glowing hours
ours...
..'»‘FAREWELL - On Saturday,
F
_ _ 135 Queen St.
» `ANADlAN
May lst, a very pleasant evening \vas
spent at the home oi’ Thomas Bears,
Brooklyn, when n goodly number of
the people of the district were assem-
bled for the purpose of tendering their
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PANAMA-PACIFIC
, ExPosi'i‘i0N ~
. SAN FRANCISCO
Tickets on Sale March lst to Nov. 30th..
Limit Three Months.
$124.60
From Picton, N. S.
Goingznd Returning via Chicago.
ii;
Going via Chicago and
_ Returning via Vancouver, or vice versa.
$17.50 additional
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METAGAMA, - - - MAY 6
Miss/mania, - - MAY 20
METAGAMA, - - - Juris 3
Missnuaisis, - - Juni: 17
 
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Uhsriotietown _
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Charlottetown to Boston
s. s. HA1.1i-tix. my 18th. at
noon, and every Tuesday thereafter. .3
From Boston
Saturday at noon `
~ For further information apply to
J AS. CARRAGHER.
Agent.
Charlottetown, P. F. I.
assi-sv-Mant
Coal . Coal
Wholesale & Retail
Now that navigation is open we
are prepared- to lssuii orders for car-
goes oi Dominion Coal Comili-WY!
Sydney coal, or we will agree to dv-
liver ‘cargoes when required at tim
dilersnt. P. E.. Island ports if Suit'
able vessels can be obtained.
Frices and terms quoted on aPP“' ~
eltioni
-We keep a stock oi coal siwsyl 0”
bend and steamer: ilvilllfinl B“°*°"
dost can be l¢Di'|li.°d M- `“°"' .“°'
UM. ' ` .
'Parties requirinl coal tor 1\.°““°°
'Our prices are lowest. -
(Fictioonen always :ti demand :rid
chartered at liigliest rates oi ireig ¢
 Bahrain Bell It  t
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est wishes and kind farewell to his
son Dnniel li. Hours, who was homo
it short furlough from St. Jol\n,N.
Eastern S.S. Corporation
days and Fridays, at 9.00 a. m., for
Lubec, Eastport, Portland a.nd_Bos-
ton. Returning leave Central Wharf,
days, und Fridays for Portland, East-
ort, Lubec and St. John.
treet.
 
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International Line r
Three Trip Service
Steamships Calvin Austin and
Governor Cobb.
Leaves St. John Mondays, Wednes- ,
onion, 9.00 a. ln. Mondays, Wednes-
St. John City '1‘icket Oilice, 47 King
. C. CURRIE, Agent, St. John, N.B.
. E. FLEMING, T. F. and P A. St.
John, N. B.
urness
Sailings
From LONDON From H_A.LlFAX
STEAMER
Gracias: lzth Mal'
3rd June
15th "
Appenine
M essinn
20th llluy Caterina 25th "
From LIVERPOOL From HALIFAX
STEATWEII
21thl\isy ` Durango l5th June
Fum¢ss.Wiihy& Co. Ltd.
Halifax, N. S.
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Bl ck Diamonds ”
libld purposes cannot do better' than M-¢ of more v ine 1_9 you in the hlidli -
by giving us their order. of a iilimrd than white one!-
wyvg s yu-dm! of ilne qualities,
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_ g,~,-_'i,~‘§,-,,",‘-,fs :',;‘.,‘.}“';; t£‘;t,,'.'. ;...": w. F. rmon, ia. ii., c. ni.
,um-, we deliver them quickly.
Il" ‘UN-""' °°*‘ ' (mont. umvcncirvi ' C9"'Lm`   4 'A ' `
,rnienn|oa1~._ .,, ni- .nissan .. cn...
. Phone 111 -
ll., where he is in military training i’or`
thc front. While those present were
sented nt the table ready to partake
ot' the good things furnished by the
kind ladies of Brooklyn,who are noted
for their abilities in matters of culin-
ary nrt which are so pleasing to the
eye und tempting to the table. The
iolowing address was presented and
read in behalf' oi' the zitendaiits:
Mr. Daniel Hume Bears:
Dear Friend.-We the people ot'
Brooklyn, wish to convey to you our
best wishes ere you depart i`or the
front: we know we cannot i'1illy real-
ize what a sacriiice you are giving by
otfering your life in the services of
our King and Empire to which wc be-
long. No doubt your cheerful disposi-
tion and kind face will be greatly
missed in this vicinity but we feel
that it will he but for a short time
only. We do hope and pray that God
in his kind mercy will keep you safe
in all times of peril rest assured that
our prayers for your safety and suc-
cess will follow you whore God in His
wise providence muy direct you till
we meet again in the glorious noon-
day of pence and freedom.
Oncc again we heurtily wish you
success und best wishes.
ln reply Mr. Bears brioiiy said that
he uprecinted their kindness and felt
thankful for their prnyers in his be-
hall.
1s.is'rnnN 1>nnsoNAI.s_
...*Mr. Burton McKenzie.' Bay For-
tune, was in Souris Friday on a busi-
ness trip.-F.
..."'Mr. Alfred Burke, ol Bay For-
tune, was in Souris last week on s
business trip.--F. _
. . .*Mr. Fred McKenzie, of Boy For-
tune, sold a very line fat. cow last
week to Mr. T. Klckhum, of Souris
West.-F.
...*Mrs. llnrry Warwick, of New
York, has arrived in Fortune and in--
;_ends spending the summer there.--
  ,
...°0NE CENT per word each in-
sertion for advertising in thlaoollimn.
Cash must accompany order. "
...*T. GORDON IVES Il Glllrtlllil
..*0RNAMENTAL ,FENCING ' 4
cents per toot. D. F. MacDonald.
Souris. 9829-5-'iMtf.
..*TEA-St. ltIargaret's Tea will be
held at Bear River Station on Tuesday `
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..*NOTICE-Those .persons .who
have been trespassing on my property
a waggou, would oblige me by return-
ing the same in ten days and save fur-
ther trouble. Donald N. Buchanan.
9926-5-12Me1l _ I
OUR PROMOTION EDITIOII
__ (Continued from page four)
Royal investment Securities vor-
poration.
Mr J. 0. Hyndman.
Mr Geo. D. Deblols. `
Mr W. E. Agnew.
Charles Dalton Silver Black Fox
Co., Ltd.
_Dr P. Conroy. l
Mr Wi. B. Prowse.
Mr James Paton. ‘
Mr A. B. Warburton.
Connaught Pedigrecd Black Foxes.
Ltd.
Mr J. C. Sims.
Dr J. M. Martin.
Mr G. Gaudet.
Mr E. S. Coiiln.
Mr E. A. Foster.
Cniiada Atlantic
Ltd.
Sir Frederick Borden. ‘g
l)r D. C. li/it-Kay. 1
Mr Fred J. Taber. ‘
Mr J. Stanley Wedlock. ‘
Mr J. O. McKendrick.
The Equitable Maritime Black Fox
C0., Ltd.
Mr G. M. Matthews.
Mr A. J. Matheson.
Prince Edward Fox Exchange and
Realty C0., Ltd.
Mr R. ll. Sterns.
Mr Frederick J. E. Wright. ‘
Mr T. B. Grady.
Mr S. B. Morris.
Mr Ben). McFadyen.
Mr H. R. Crockett.
Mr James Arthur McKinnon.
Mr John Profit.
Mr R. H. Gordon.
Mr W. R. Oulton.
Mr R. T. Oulton. ‘
Dr J. A. Johnston.
Brace, McKay & Co., Ltd.
Mr Creeiman McArthur.
Mr R. Sterling McKay.
Mr Lucas R. Allan.
Canada Fur Farms, Ltd.
Mr B. Graham Rogers.
Mr Roy E. McLean.
Sinclair & Stewart Co., Ltd.
Mr Wm. Stewart.
Mr T. D. Ramsay. 1
Mr H. G. Muttart.
Mr J. A. Smallmnn.
Mr G. W. Phillips.
Mac Black and Silver Fox Co..
Ltd.
Mr Frank McEwen.
Mr Frank A. Johnston.
First National Fox Exchange.
Mr George McQuarrie,
I)r J. A-. McMurdo.
R. T. Holman Co., Ltd. _ `
Mr H. T. Holman.
Mr J. LeRoy Holman.
Mr Geo. P. Walker .
Regal 'Black and Silver Fox C
Dr A. W. Leard.
Judge McLeod.
Mr W. K. McGougau.
The Magic Silver Black Fox C0..
Ltd
Mr John A. Leckey-
Mr John A. Stewart.
Mr J. W. Calbeck.
Mr J. J. Snook.
Mr Harold Jenkins.
Mr B. W. LePuge. _
Mr R. T. Mosse.
Mr Clark Mcquarrie.
The Pure Canadian Silver
Fox Co., Ltd.
Dr J. Hedley Secord.
Mr Peter G. Clark.
Mr Neill McLeod, K.C.
Mr Joseph A. Lecky. _
Mr Chas. A. Clark.
Mr Patrick Ryan. - ‘
Strathern-Connaught Fox Co..
Patricia Fox Co., Ltd.
St Patrick's Fox Co.
South-Eastern Malpeque Oyster Co..
Ltd.
Mr A. C. Saunders.
Dr Alex. McNeill.
Mr J. S. Allen.
Dr S. R. Jenkins. ,
Premier Silver Block Fox C
Mr Thomas ll/loyse.
Dr J. C. Ballam.
Mr Colin J. Schurmau.
Mr Robt. B. Auld.
Diamond Silver Black Fox Co., Ltd.
Mr Colin C. Craig.
~Mr Albert Schurman.
Mr Chas. M. Campbell. ‘ v
The Maritime Silver Black Fox Co..
Ltd. '
Mr T. J. Inman. .
Mr John _A. Dawson.
ddr 'i*ho's. B. Bell. _
Mi- aictmfapc. Lam- , -
Mr John A. Lyman.-. .
The Maple imlt`Bjlver Black Fox
Ltd. `
o., Ltd.
Black
l/td.
o., Ltd.
DI. FIAIII.
Montague. P. E. I; - i
Mr A.\H. Linltlettor.
Mr W. A. Ramsey.
July 20. » 9925-5-12M3l I
in my absence and took from my barn'
Hon. John Agnew. ' _
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Fox and Fur Co.,
Mr S. M. Hicks. _
agent in Montague. li'
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Mr Horace Wright.
Mr L. W. Pearson.
r Blaik and Silver Fox Co.
Mr Silas Rayner.
Mr B. I. Rayner.
Mr E. H. itayner.
Mr Archibald Rayner.
Mr James Rayner.
The Carruthers Black ai
ox Co., Ltd.
Mr Alex. McLeod.
Mr J. W. Carruthers.
Dr J. I). Mclntyre. `
Mr Donald McPherson.
Mr J. M. McLean.
M1' W. L. Poole.
Mr W. E. Cameron.
Mr J. A-. Messervey.
Silver Fox Ranchlng ('o., l.
Mr Fred L. Rogers.
Mr William H. Rogers.
Mr Chas. R. Bicknell.
Mr J. A. G. Ellis.
Massachusetts Sliver Black
Ltd. - \
Mr A. L. Stark.
Mr J. E. Newsom.
nd Silver
td.
Fox Uri..
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\1Inard’a Llniment Co.. Limited.
Gentlemen.-Last Winter l received
treat beneilt from the use of MIN-
\RD'S LINIMENT in a severe attack
it LaGripD0. and I have frequently
troved it to be very effective in cases
it inflammation.
Yourl.
W. A. HUTCHINSON.
GERMANS PLAN
DESRUCTION OF
FISHING FLEET
LONDON, lvlay 7.--Thc fact that
thc Germans have ordered tho dcstruc.
tion of the entiro North Sen iishing
fleet is admitted nt the Admiralty,
where tliere u/as ilispluyctl copies o|`
ii (ierlnnn Ailtnirulty ciiminuniqui-
issued from lit-rlin on April 17. It
i'viul:- .
“'i‘ltc iilijoci ni' our ucrial und sub-
marine ci`i'oi'is must now lic to sink
the iishing tie-ct. As the English de-
sugnutc the starvation of Germany
ag their chief objective it is nut-
urally our duty to_ interi'ere.wiili
Englund's t‘ood supply by all means in
our command.
“The destruction of tho fishing fleet
would contribute .to this plan in no
i-:mall degree. Tho tiine for operation
against. this fleet, is spiendidly chos-
cn, as the iish are now running well
in the North Sea.
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A BACKACHB
--with burning, highly colored
urine-are sure signs oi` weak or
iuflziinniefl Kirlueys. Gin Pills
cure nil Kidney and Bladder
Troubles. 50c. a box, 6 for $2.50.
-at ull dealers. :as
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Expert Ey
Service
Please investig_ate the
quality of our Optical Ser-
vice. _
For Itwo years we have
_been conducting an ei_rclus-
ively Optical business,
having closed _out the other
departments in order to
' give all our time _and ef- ,
ort_ toward perfecting our
Ofwcal Service.
e are glad to be_able to
say that our service has
been appreciated far bedvond
our anticipattons, an_ we
wish at this time to sincer- -
elv thank the thousands of
friends who have patromzed
us during this time, and
also to invite anyone who
has not yet favoured us, to
befair to themselves, and
allow us the opportunity to
grove that we do give A
uperior Optical Ser-
vice. _
G. F. Hutcheson
Exclusive Optician
I DIRECTORS:
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honest Paint
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"ENGLISH" -
Piusr -
of wliich`is‘Stai¢d. Guaranteed. 1
and Always the Same. _
Here is a Paint Perfectly Proportioned:-70% of the »
Standard White Lead of the World,-~Brandran1'| "
B. B. Genuine White Lead-30% of Pure .White “
Zinc. In all -tints and white. `
Scientidc Research by Laboratory Experts. and Exactinz
Tests by Practical Painters, ’have proven these to be the-
Correct Paint Proportions to meet the_weather oon-`
ditions in Canada.
A complete Color Folder replete with Valuable
Painting Information awaits you at our store-
come and see us about painting with B-H
"ENGLISH" Paint. We sell it.
Fennell & Chandler
Charlottetown, P. E. I. ‘-
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iz 1 i '?1" _WH
1 Silver Black Fox
A .Industry 1  
Owing to disturbed conditions caused by Europ
can war prices are somewhat lower than last year
therefore zt golden opportunity is offered you to be
come interested in this greatlndustry.
It you are thinking of establishing a ranch
we can assist you by furnishing you with
Foxes of this year’s production, all guaran-
teed to be the highest grade of P. E. island
standard ranch-bred stock.
Full particulars upon application.
THE ROYAL INVESTMENT EXCHANGE
Royal Bank Building,
_ Charlottetown, P. E. Island
I
Hon. John Agnew - William E. Agnew
. John 0. Hyndman George D. DeBlois
9842-5»7ilIiwlfl\IHw|f.
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Fire Insurance
A Necessity
Then insure in good strong stock compan-
ies,which never contest an honest claim such
as is represented by
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‘ Charlottetown |
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Ae Yr in the Moron 'I I
Market for a ~
. There’s some points no intelligent man can overlook in
selecting a Motor-there's'some cold facts that command -
attention. In the first place what do you want ? Don’t you
want a motor that will be simple, reliable and ourablc? Of
course you do.
THE IMPERIAL MOTOR
is equipggd with the best diecast babbitt bearings, the
E 8 » HE
famous. hebier Carburetor, all _parts made to expensive
i s intercha eable and accessib e, tank lubrication insur-
ing all parts getting an '
even and _economical
supply of oil-no dang-
er, no waste.
Besides all these ad-
vantages the Inggerial
is eguipped wi the
worl -famed Improved
Thermen Muffler:
Can’t we send you
acatalogue. It’syours
for the asking. 1
WRITE
Bruce Stewart &
Charlottetown I'.lil.I,
Co., Ltd.
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