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of prices is 10,
, 50c each. Ours
ve always proved satis-
f . o_t them to the
test. y Bgoks are a very
necessary dung if you want
to keep your files lu proper
shape. Our assortment
this year is _excellent and
reasonably pnced.
Buy Jalnieoon’s Tackle
It’s Best '
J. G, Jamieson
Druggist
»-.`,`,\.` -W
  wood land. House and new barn with
SILVER
As A Gift
Makes a very dainty
and useful present. We
are showing a line assort-
ment of very new articles
in sterling and plate.
U. I1. Taylor
Jeweler & Optician
sian-iiiiu.
- Secretary of Trustees.
  9754..5.15M¢|May 31”. Barred Plymouth Rocks. The Bred-to
MAY. lay strain. Price $1.50 Per 15 L. H.
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12.02
12.32
13.03 1
113.33 1
14.17
114.25
19.03
19.40
20.17
20.55
21.33
22.25
23.24
12.22
13.19
14.10
14.58
15.45
15.32
17.19
13.07
13.50
19.45
20.33
21.33
22.34
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DIARY or iivililvrs.
TO-DAY.
City Magistrates Court. 9 a_ m.
Prince Edward Theatre 3, 7 and 8.
45. p. m.
Cinderella at Peoples' Theatre. 8
P. W-
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BIRTHS
 
BIRT. -At Peakes Station on May
llth, 1916, to Mr and Mrs. Henry L.
Birt a daughter.
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The terms of the tenders received
Houseboat Doris. being unsatisfactory.
_we are instructed by the owner. Mr_
'J . P. Hood to sell this host by auction
ON MONDAY NEXT MAY 22. AT 12
O'C|.OCK NOON
where she now lies at foot oi Queen
Street.
The Doris is equipped with 15 horse
power imperial Gasoline motor etc..
room and cook room equipment etc.
etc..
The boat can be inspected in the
meantime.
Terms at sale_
BENJ. CARTER I CO.
. Auctioneers.
982GMayl8MtdEli.
For Sale
10 arces land situated at Auburn,
Lot 36 convenient to churches, schools
and shipping point; by water or rail
way, 60 acres clear and the rest good
pump and large pump house. Soil in
very best cultivation. Apply Mrs.
Charles Trainer, Box 271, Millinockst,
M9-. or Frank Murnagban, 115 Rich-
mond St. City
| 9752-5-15M6ipd.
1
1?. E. island Hospital
l Annual Meeting
Notice is hereby given that in pur-
suance of the act of incorporation, a
public meeting of contributors to the
Prince Edward Island Hospital will be
held in the Board of Trade Room,
Market Building on Wednesday, May
31st, 1916 at the hour of 8 p.4m., for
the purpose of electing Trustees for
the Government of the Institution in
accordance with the bye-laws, and for
the transaction of such other business
as may be brought before it.
B. BALDERSTON.
 Auctig? Sale Building Lots For Sale
Schooner Mary Bell
We will sell on Friday May 19, com-
mencing at 12 o'clock noon at Poole’s
Wharf the Schooner, Mary Bell with
full rigging and in good condition..
Terms at sale.
BENJ. CARTER & CO. Auctioneers
James E. Smith, owner
TENDERS
belonging to the building.
PERCY POPE,
GEORGE D. DEBLOIB.
Wardens, St. Psul's Church.
9806-5-18Mwfs3i.
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B are invited
NEWSON-PROWSE.- At 'the 'home
of the bride's motherf Brsckley, on
Mny 17t-h, by Rev. J. L. Dawson, Ben-
jamin H. Newson end lscah S. dau-
ghter o! Mrs. Maggie and the late
Phlip Prowse.
 
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STEWART-At Mt. Albion. May 17,
1916, John Stewart. in his 97th year.
Funeral on Saturday at two o'clock to
Pownal Cemetery.
BHIIDOW. -At Mlllview on Wednes-
day lay 17th. Charles Bholdow aged.
78 years. Funeral today (Friday) at
2 p. ni. to Pownal Cemetery. ‘
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1 Land Regulation.
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Fort Augustus, P E. I -   
9730-5-iemtt '. ' _ _A 
ictoria A Day
Round trip tickets will be sold
Moy 24. Returning May 25, 1916.
First Clan One Way Fare and Ons
yesterday for the purchase of. the Third. Going May 23, 24. Returning
Mly 25. 1915.
9814~5~18Ml.t May 24.
Tenders' for Painting
West Kent School
Tandem will be received up to June
B150 118|!!-|118 Ollillt. stateroom. dininx lst lor painting the interior of West
Kent Street School. Specification
can be seen at the Secretary's Olllce.
_ B. BALDERBTON,
secretary city snldol amd.
9794-5-111431. ‘
Notice to the Public
0_n and after Saturday May 20. 1916
the sale of Postage Stamps will he
discontinued by the Druggists oi Char-
lottetown. 9811-5-l8m3
Auction Sale
Fast pacing horse Shadow Chimes.
2.5% record will be sold at auction
on Market Square, Friday, May 19, at
11.30 a. m. This horse has extreme
speed and not afraid of automobiles.
BENJ. CARTER, Auctioneer.
9815-5-18M2i. -
To lobster Packers
I have on hand lobster cans made
from charcoal tin workmanship
guaranteed. Solder half and half
Prices right.
JOHN AGNEW,
Alberton_
9671-510-Mllmo.
 
F or_§ale
Eggs for hatching from Pure Bred
D Foster, Marshfield.
A number of good building Lots 50xlB0 or
1001180 (to suit purchaser) situated rn North
Side oi Green Street. Brighton. Charlotte-
-town. Apply to
l-‘Rao lv. HYNDMAN.
05111-s~2lmllfe1 _
The Bay Stallion Nutwood, by Com-
modore Ledyard. Dam by Parkside.
will stand at my stable , 93 Euston
St.. City. for the season 1916.
Terms: ten dollars to be settled for
  atAtin:leioi;] serviicetselason. d tm I H Aggntg Wantcd
s. s orse s o erace s a --- -»---
| _ WANTED--AN AGENT TO S LL
____ season w ll probably close July lst and collect for the Singer Sevfhs
P. C. CONROY.
Tenders will be received up to June 9535.5.5_Mf¢u3|_ 115 Kem SL'
First by the undersigned. for the pur- 9804-5~17M3ipd.
chase of the keepers cottage now on   RETURNED SOLDIERS AND OTl-l`-
the grounds oi’ the Malpeque Ceme- ers making big In0I\9>' Bellllll U10
tery. _ only out and out war book publish-
’ ed, we have it. Sample book free_
Purchaser will be required to remove   Museo", Brantford' 0nm,.|0_
the said cottage not later than the 10th i 9694-5-11-M12l.
of June and to clear away all rubbish "`
RACES
The Charlottetown Driving Parli
SATURDAY, JUNE 3rd, 1916
l
'_ `The following Races will be wmrso- elm. 'ro l.e/mn
held on the above track, on the
DEALER lt -
for our bm wh p,_,c,';§ "Q02 _above date, with purses amount- “ _
wool. Washed and Unwashed. 108 t0 $40000- WANTED A mm' F°R GENERAL
AMHER31- MFG_ co" -housework. Apply 154 Pownal St.|
‘ Amherst, N_ g_ 2 30 Class, Pace, Purse.....$100_00 ____ 9"°7‘5'1°M"~
.,f,s15.5.||M1f 2 40 Cl T WANTED. At once, a maid for gene-
ass, rot, Purse..... 100.00
2.19 Class, Trot and Pace. 
 _.;€@n 9785`5`1°M“
 
_ Purse    200.00
The 2.19 Class.Mile heats The
1'- _ _, _‘fl 2.30 and 2.40 Cl8SS8S, half mllé table light running Phaeton Buggy:
 '_ `:_ }"§\ hgats, Apply 14 Dundas Esplanade.
2  _ 9317-5-1sM3lpd_
There wlll be very low rates
" 1.-.--' on the P. E. I. Railway line from  *
DEATHS ‘Synopsis of Canadian Northwest
all points.
The admission fee will be 25
cents which takes tothe Grand
Stand.
Entries close May 27th, 1916. : i
‘For Race Programme and all _
particulars write the Secretary.‘
C: R. SMAILLWOOD,
Sec'y~Treas.
FRANK R. HEARTZ,
President.
9702-5-is-Mtulasat-till .iun13
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Dopoiy of the minister of the Interior
J - 1 2 _ _ 1311111101111ovf311M£111Rl11wAvs 
_Q " ~ At PoopIo’s_Theatre on
 Doris ` V Wednesday, May 24th. |:|;|gAy' “Ay "th, 1915_
___ First Dias; Ono Way Fare. Going' PROGRAMME
fcAs'r or' cl-umAc'rEns.
The Kills- ` Charles Jenkins
The Queen ' Marjory Cox
Prince _ wlllmm Whitlock
Sir Hector and Albert Blanchard
Sli’ Helldly. (Courtiers.) Arthur “
“Lords in waiting" Ralph Jenkins
Willard Proctor
Siliiklllother _ Elisabeth Coleman
_D11-lshters ‘_ lsohel Acorn
I . _ Helen Carbonel
Cinderella Hilda sentnel-
Fsity God-mother Edith fenliins
Cl\°l”\l§ 0(_Fairies and Heralds_
' SCENE I.
Kitchen-Cinderella at work. Sis-
ters Pass thriugh discussing a letter
which has just arrived.
Dressing Room-Preparations for
Bali and Drill.
VAUDEVILLE.
Scene l_-Drill.
Scene ll.-Songs-Miss A. McDo-
nald and Master T. Coleman.
Scene lil..-Song and Dancc_
Scene IV.-Baud 0( 105th.
scene ll_
Drawing Room ln Cinderella's house
-Enter Fairy. Chorus of Fairies.
_ SCENE lll.
The Palace of King Charles, King
receives invited guests. -Cinderella
causes n sensation. '
` scene 1v_
Room in Cintlerellirs house, Morn-
ing after Ball. 1 Enter liomld. carry-
ing Cinderella's slipper on n cushion.
Song T. Coleman.
scE'Ns v_
Royal Palace-Enter Prince with
Clnderolln, Wedding Band 105th.
V 'E I - 5 ‘ l
S’SIDE MARKETS
Buckwheat, per bus. - .75-1.00
Barley, per bus. .75 -.90
Butter, per lb. dairy. .30
Butter, per lb. creamery. .33
Caliskins, per lb. .15
Eggs, per dozen. _ .19
Hay, loose, per.ton. $10.-$12.
Hay, pressed, per ton. _ 10.-13.
Lamb pelts, each. .40-.60
Hides, per lb. .14
Oatmeal, per 100 lbs. $3.25
0agg_ black I per bu9_ ,561 We had a snowstorm this morning
Oats, white, per bus. _52 I the ilrst we had in this part this winter
P0;a;°es_ per b“g_ _30 and it was’nt nluch.
Pork, organs att’d, per lb. 10% _to 131/,
Straw, pressed, per ton. $6.50
Wheat, per bus. 1.20-1.40
Wool, per lb. .20-.40
Elllllll .illlllll llllll 4
` 'P.l.l. Pllllllli
The following letter was received by
Mrs. Charles H. McDonald., Caledonia,
South, from her son Hugh.
April 22. 1016. _
Dear Mother:- When l was in the
trenches l had several _parcels, one
night l got three, one was i’l‘om Annie,
the other two was from Montague
from an association. _'I’h_ore was a
card hut l lost it in the mix up ot_open-
ing them so l coulli'nt answer it dl-
rect. Onhgof the parcels had tobacco.
cigarette. Bum. towel and a pair of sox.
The other parcel was a big one done
up in a big tin can soldered over. lt
was nearly full of cake. extraordinary
good cake too. while the rest of the
space was taken up with chocolate_ lt
was all very good and I was very sur-
prised lndeed to get such swell stuff
and the cake went line; lt go to me
as we were due to leave the front line
and move to the supportline. so l had
to get rid of all the stuff in a hurry as
l had no means of carrying it out with
mo. l chopped it up and let my squad
at it and we all ate as much as we
could ent and then there was lots left
over sitll. They all declared it the
best cake they ever tasted. I had my
old chum Cecil Allred in the dug out
with us for the feed also n Charlotte-
town boy by the name of ilattenbury.
His people are 'merchants in town. He
belonged to the same troop as me in
the old regiment.
Last night l had another parcel irom
these kind people in Montague. with
two pairs of the heaviest socks I ever
saw. two packets of tobacco and ci-
garette. I was surprised again_ in
ooe of the socks there was it note. lt
said from the N. P. A. or something
like that as near or I could make it out.
lf you know any oi’ the members I
wan't you to thank them for me I cer-
tainly appreciate their kindness in
sending me all that useful stuff. I
forgot the gloves-the parcel last night
had n pair of leather gloves which will
come in very useful in this weather
as they are just right. l am going to
write a short note to the N. P_ A., Mon-
tague on chance.
We hal] a long sneel in the trenches
this time. lt was very interesting
and l enjoyed it very much till l got
laid up with a bad cold and then I was
very miserable for n while. l had
pretty high fever for a ~.vl~_lle but l`
stuck it out and I pulled through (2. K.
l am feeling shaky yet but l'll be back
in my usual form in a week or so
again.
Sonle of ollr boys are getting away
on leave now. l expect l’ll he going
off too before long. _
One oi the boys got hack this nlorll-
ing and had a great time while away_
l have several good friends in England
that l'll bc glad to see when I get over
there.
I must close this time by sendillg
you my best regards.
As ever your loving son,
HUGHIE.
1 Iii m  1 -1 1 l I l
charge Tvvonty-ilvo cents. '
1 GUARDIAN i}LllSS|FlEll MIS.
` Ono sont por word llrot Insertion In this column, hal! sont por
word each continuation. Cash must aooompany order. lilnlntpm
Machine Co. City only. Apply
AGENTS WANTED TO SELL FOR
"the old reliable Fonthill Nurseries.
We teach our men to sell; Experi-
ence lmnecessary; highest commis-
_aions paid; handsome free equip-
ment. Stone & Wellington. Toron-
To Ont. 9493-5-IMQE till May 31st
(ll Bully 1
£
FOR SALE. -BIKE-CART. IN GOOD
condltioll. Apply to J. A. Henderson,
Queen St. 9810-5-18m2i
FOR SALE-SASK ALTA RANGE,
with hot water front. used two years
Apply to J. C. cure Guardian.
9823-5-17M2l.
EGGS FOR HATCHING AND DAV
old chicks from heavy laying impor-
ted barred Plymouth Rocks and
White Leghorlis. J. H. Prichard,
Summerside ti.
JUST RECEIVED SHIPMENT 0F
Terreils Sheep dlp. The old re
liable. orders promptly iilled_ Mrs
T. Bell, Southport.
9666-5-10M1wpd.
OR SALE-TEN ROOM HOUSE,
all modern improvements. Splen-
didly situated. Apply 126 Fitzroy
St. 9685-5~11-Mtf.
F
I-I4-lp \\ nnted-ifenlnio
dressmaliing. Apply 46 Elm Aven-
_e. 9765-5 ‘.~iM4lpd.
ral housework. No washing. Apply
to Mrs. Bruce Stewart, 14 Water St.
For sinh-
$25.oo w|'|.|. suv A vsnv comroli
l
' i
Farmers
You make no mistake in
sowing good seed. _ _ _
_ _ _.BUY-A -_ -1.1
_ ` Registered Oats , 1__
Banner Club, Oats 1
White Russian Wheat
White Chaff Wheat
g gragfd in' the Celebrati-
grs ng pant o. osep _
Read & Co Ltd. Summer-
side from carefullgaselected
stock, and you ve the
lv
Old False Teeth
Send me your old' false
teeth I pay you $1.00 per set
or 7 Cents per tooth, cash
by return mail
Montreal Tooth Co.
419 Old Birlt's Bldg.
Montreal. P. Q.
,N,°-Itnsovh~r'mi p-h'|c»ll~ll of lhia od. I 9709-5-16MF} mwi lmopd.
best the market offers.
These will repay you hand-
somely ln their extra iield.
See these grainitset prices ,
and leave your o _ s with
Macliie & Nelson
Gratten strut last'
°9P°si0o Dqvili Frsaoro
_.t
br sale a number of high grade
rriages purchased direct from the
_ _
ws w|i.|I’r"Av v'6u $120.56 'ro'nle-
! mo-r.lmsi_
Trot” L`iT`T“‘?““E”. --c 1' A c' o'n`N`s`n’
cnnnmmwn. in l. l.
05550-4-Mtnrsso
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**° ,‘:;.0:‘i.'ii.T'|l':2l.tlT.';dw “I
$.51;-¢_l,.'.'v-if-`;f Q, .1 M _ . . k l~
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.»’¢'.,;': ,.,_5A._,___:;`,,,F 1
' TO_LET-Ilonse and |hops."App|y
FOR SALE-FORTY ROLLS BEST
English Fox -wire: one ‘and two inch
gauge. W. 0. Creighton. R. R. No.
1, West River, N. 81,. _
_ 9724-5-12-M8ipd.
HOUSE FOR SALE OR TO RENTA-
The desirable residence of J. J.
Hornby 25 Fitzroy Street, West.
Possession at once. Apply to C. G.
Duify, Attorney-at-law, -Charlotte-
town. 9240-5-13Mlwk.
SPECIAL-2 STRAND GALVANIZED
Twist Wire. delivered any station1
on P. E. Island in 100 lb lots or
over at 3c. per lb. This is cer-
tainly a rare opportunity to pur-
chase ieilcing wire at unch a low
figure. ROGERS HARDWADE C0.,
LIMITED. 18-5-9Mti.
FOR SALE. PROPERTY, CONSIST-
ing oi Residence, Store (practically
new) and out-buildings; large lot. .
This valuable property is situated
on main line Railroad, and is a splen
did professional or business oentl-e_
Apply to M. D. 01° cum-alan.
05110-5-lomii
POR sate- cAnn|Aoss. 1 'o`l=r`sn
gtctory all 1916 models no “held
over stock.” road.-wlcons. bug/giu
and classy bike runsbouts, bought
right and will be sold right Er
amine them and get prices before
placing your order. Walter M Lea,
Victoria. 9802 5 17M6l
_ _Miscellaneous
tribute religious literature in your
community. Sixty days' work. Ex- _
perience not required. ' Man or wo-
man. ' Opportunity for promotion.
Spare time may he used. interns-
tlonal Bible Press, Toronto.
To Let
Pownal and Dorchester Sts. App|y
to Mui-roy’s Bokerv. 9708-6-ltmalpd
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Hal-ry Lauder 60|3B
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