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Po ulnr Series I
The Ro al
A wild animal melodrama in
_~ two parts
In which Kathlyn finds her
father.
' Watch for _
The Lion and _the Mouse
-in five big parts-
Miss Alice Clark
MissClark Farewells this week
 
arin Sais Kalein Presents Carlyle Blackwell
me ciinrizuue uissiciuz I-1 Two PM
A vivid protrayal of the spirit of daring and fortitude
which overcome the ravagles of Marauding Indians
and settled the \ estern Frontier
:Two Shows  Admission "Shows at 7.415 & 9 p. m.
_A Proposal
ary
and last story
this interesting series
. Our shows start promptly
 Fl\Ae  on urn() _
ONE MACHINE, NO BREAKS I
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The Founders of the Dominion
_Every one should possess the FAMOUS PICTURE
the FATHERS of CONFEDERATION including
Sir .lolin S. MacDonald Sir Charles Tepper
Hon. E. Palmer Hon. E. Whelan
Hon. S. Coles llon. J. H. Haviland
Hon. Lf. Col. .l. H. Gay Hon. A. A. MacDonald
Hon. W. H. Pope
lt is of historic interest and is becoming more valuable every
year.
The Guardian has been fortunate in obtaining _the rights of
this picture and will distribute a limited number to its readers in
exchange for the following coupon and 25 cents to cover expenses
It is worth six times this amount. Early application is essential
as the demand is already great and the number available strictly
limited.
To the Charlottetown Guardian
Please send me .......... .....__.copy of the
picture THE FOUNDERS OF THE DOM-
INION for which I enclose $ ......... _ .'.cents
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Signed ..................................... _ _
f _IT PAYS _to buyiinfthin province. -
nanrwny i~i.ii.i.,-' 'ignmf _win be
no service at Hertney Hall on Fri-
day evening as expected.
'IRYON AND BONSHAW BAPTIST
.-Service will be held at Bonshnw,
on Bundny next, at ll o'clock. and at
Tryon. at 7 o'c1ock. Preacher, Rev.
Arthur Hume. _
POWN.-\L CIllCUIT.- Services on
Pownal Circuit, next Sunday 21st.,
will be:-- Pownal at 11 and 7, and
‘i\lillview, at 2.30. Sunday School at
lownai at 10 sharp, and at Millview
at 1.30.
N()'_l`l`tl-I DAME CLOSING.- 'I‘he
closing exercises of Notre Dame Con-
vent will bt held on Saturday next,|
.lime 2l\th, at 8 p. m. His Excel-
lency th.: Apostolic Delegate will pre-
sidt 3022.
l’(|S'l‘l‘()NI‘Ill BAliE.- The auc-
tion sale of Dairy Cattle at (‘. 'l`.
I-`ei‘giieon‘s, Marshfield, which was to
have taken place yesterday has been|
postponed on nccount. of thc rain, un-
sharp. Sale positive, 3019.
_ lil<IM_\INS A SECOND YEAR.-
'llev. IC. S. Weeks, returned to Fred-_
cricton from Chatham, on Tuesday.
evening and after a brief visit there,
hc will return to Pownal where the
'recent Methodist t‘onference has
'stationed him for s. second year.
liliTlll`lNl-ZD HOM'lC.- Mr. John
Marcellus, of '|`unelda, Ontario, who
has been in this province assisting
Mi-_ ’l`. A. Benson in poultry work,
left yesterday for his home on re-
ceipt of a telegram stating that his
father was very ill, suffering from
pneumonia. Mr. Marcellus has held
meetings in various parts of the pro-’
vince and has made many friends in
the farming communities. It is pro-
bable that he will return at an early
date.
UUNFIRMATION SERVICES.-
Ainong tht passengers who arrived in
Charlottetown by the steamer North-
uniberland from l’ictou last evening:
was His Lordship, Bishop -Worrell, of
Nova Scotia, who has come to con-
duct ft series of confirni»at'ion services
at the Anglican Churches in this pru-
vinee. This morning His Lordship
goes to Cherry Valley. The date 'of
the confirmation service nt St.
l’aul’r', (`-harlottetown, which was
originally fixed for .Friday evening,\
has been uttered; the service at this
cliurrli wil. now take place on Sun-
day evening. His Lordship will
hold ronhrnration service in St. Al-
l».'.n'i=. Church, Sourls, on Sunday at'
Il. ii. ni. _
(`LYllE.- Mr. llnn Buchanan has
sold his valiinbtc horse for a hand-
some price.- Mr. Louis McLeod of
in visit recently to Mr. John McKin-
tosh, of Springton.-Miss Cassie Mc-
Leod spent the week end in Bradal-
iam McLeod.-The many friends of
serious attack of la grippc. Mr. Harry
li.
son and Mr. Neil Gass, Fredericton,
ptlid a visit. recently to Alexander.
E E and Mrs. lliichaiiun.-Messrs Neil Nich_
olson rind Ilouard Jena of Harts-
. . 1|’
- W- ville, paid a flying visit to (‘lyde re-
For Sale
2nd and 3 options on
twenty pair class “A"
Foxes.
3rd option on 5 pair class “A” Foxes.
6th option on 10 pair class “A” Foxes a number
of extra good class B options. .
Also Mink, Martin, Fisher and shares in a number
of reliable Fox Companies. .
The Farm Stock Cs? Fox
-Exchange Of P.” E, I .
I Head Oilice--36 Queen St. Charlottetown
t . P. 0. Box 4 Phone 485
cuntly. This settlement although not
l 'very large boasts of having six old
persons, the eldest. being 96, in the
|-,inrson of Mrs. Margaret Lliichmian,
who lives alone and is up every
mornini: at 5 o‘clock_ '_
<`.l‘lI.l‘}llR1\'l]l~] f10|.lll<}\' WEDDING
_---'l‘odav Mr. and Mral .~\lbcrt. Duche-
‘ ersity of their wedding at. the home
-of their sons, Alfred and Ernest, Elm
for many years. `
ol the cro..'.l. 'ifhe cryiril null in
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MENT
til to-day, 'l`hursdoy at 1 p. m., la
Cobalt is spending the Summer at
his home.-Mr. Duncan Nicholson paid
bane, visiting' her brother, Mr. Will-
ltliss Nettie Buchanan are pleased to
hear she has fully recovered from it
t‘.i'iiswell has not yet fully recovered
from his illness. Mr. Garfield Steven-
,min will celebrate the filicth -anniv-
Avonue. Mr and Mrs. Diichemin, who
have been life-long residents of
('hai'lottatown, have always taken a
liccn interest in church and business
-litc und with their large family of
sons, live of whom are`nnw livinz,
have done much to forward its busi-
ness interests at home and abroad.
’l`lme`hse dealt kindly with this aged
couple, and today they celebrate
their golden wedding in splendid
health and spirits, '|`he Guardian
joins with a wide circle of relatives
und friends in extending to Mr. and
. Mrs. Duchaniin hearty congratula-
tions iiiid express the wish that they
muy yet be spared to one another
sri-:_~ /vi' o'LnARv.-yn-i might
ns well be out nf the world i-.s U4,
CAUSING GREAT SUFFERING AND
ANXTETY-PROIIIPT RELIEF AND
CURE BY D}1_ (;HA,~;E»5 OINT, Another improvement is an automa-
BBB'
U1.,
'ran ANNUAL coN'vieN'r1oN oi
the Eastern 'I'eaclierii" f"~Aesociation'
will bc held at Bt. P__ebfer's, June
.29 and 30. 1914-.  dn interest-
'l’i§achei°s are urgently requested to
'attend this convention nb matters of
unusual importance will be up for
discussion. . 3017.
SHEEP l)Il’PING_- On..'l`uesdsy e
sheep dipping _demonstration was
conducted by the Department of Ag-
riculture at the farm of Mr. Alex-
ander McDonald, Orwell Cove. Over
100 sheep were dipped and about 150
remain to be dipped. The rain in thd
afternoon prevented further opera-
tions, but the tank will remain
where it is until the weather permits
the completing of the dipping. The de-
monstration will then bs conducted
various grotesque and embarrassing
sais from bearded counts and
“Making Pig Iro»n"\ was an mstruc-
INSPECTION OF ARTILLEl{Y.-
'l`he:r4_inua1 inspection of the Artileary
Militia Regiment of this province
took place yesterday afternoon and
st V in 'lhe Ins ctfn Officer
was lllalor l'leu.itt, of the Iloyal Can-.
adian Artillery. Halifax. The Regi-
mmt mustered in full strength for
ment, with the regimental band,
marched to Victoria. l’-ark, where it
was exercised in infantry company
drill and also inspected in rifle exer-
cises, in all of which it gave ,,_ high-
ly satisfactory account of itself. In
fact the Inspecting Otlicer remarked
that the Regiment was among tho
best 'ne had ever seen. In the evenillti
.\’o. 4. Batt-ery was engaged in sec-
tion gun drill with the horses and
guns, on the park roadway, and sub-
sequoitly both batteries _‘turned out'
for the muster Dviinile 'inthe drill
hall. Tonight. No. 3. liattery wi'|\ be
'inspected in section gun drill, and
Officers and non-coins. will answer
questions.
l\Il`li|l.\_Y HA-HBOIL'-Rev. .-\. J.
Ma.c.\'cill,~ Presbyterian Minister,
Murray Harbor, being a\v:i'v in (ln-
tario, his pulpit was filled by ltev.
Mr. Sutlicrland, Murray Harbor
North. Mr. Sutherland took for his
text the third verse of the twenty-
third Psalm, which is, “He lcadeth
nze in the paths of righteousness for
his name’s sake." He dwelt for some
time on this passage, especially as he
said it soothed the spirit just by rc-
pcnting it to one’s self. He, like-
wise, explaiiied the diflcrcncc be-
tween the _two words “leadctli” used
in this chapter. In the first place
"lem1eth” means that wc have al-
ready enjoyed some great privilege
and are _being led along in this path.
'I`he second word "lca.deth” means
that we expect something that is
really inside of un all the time. ?t
simply means gulueth. - l`p till time
of- writing the body of Roland White,-
drowned ii few mllcs from his home,
Murray Harbor North, was not found
'l`he community expresses its heart-
felt sympathy to the bereaved par-
ents.-ltev. L. H. Jewett preached
a very interesting sermon on Sunday
last in the Methodist (`-hurch Murray
Harbor are in fairly good condition.
'|`his speaks well of the energetic
road-master, Mr. H. Brehaut.--(lod-
fishing is turning out fairly well this
season. The fishermen of this vicinity
are very busy running lines.
THF) PRINCE- E‘llWARD.- Exccl-
,lcncc of selection and excellence of
Dreeentation were the outstanding
fcntures of the program of mtertain-
"Wnt brnsented to large houses at
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Olleary June 25. V 2915_6_12M6iu the Prince Edward lhcntie Inst
Night- 'Fill new picture michine
was set in motion last night by the
new operator, Mr. W. Roy Itiitgheii,
St. John. It it. the very lates-t mo-
del ol f'0Wer's cumerograph and is Q.,
decided improvement over the old
` ` hi .
BCCOIIICS [lll'0lll0 ilfliimlsit iilisiliisixgliiy fliiiiii fliii
make fourteen adjustments _ of the
-llzlitbr the picture, whereas t-he old
rractnnt-s_huve only two adjustments.
tic loop-letter which will do away
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 ,' - with the trouble caused rg* patched
_I
’ ‘li - _ ' This one reason why every mother Um” with the mwhlne 19 il CUF-
should know about Dr. Chase’s Olnt- r""" suvmf Which |'99.‘\h'03 "I9 mn"
been
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8%
  / BALLS oaiicai league... ea. ‘ ’
1“"‘°f‘2t“s.i.i'.';¢.i*i;‘;a-.-., f , _-
Boundin Rock, 50c. Cockof Walk l ._
LivelyFlyer25c.junior League _ 'I -I, ‘
`BA°'I`S, From Boys Bats, 25c. to /  \_
"Burley" 'P‘rofessional- ‘model at  '
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81:25.' ‘ 4 
si,-ova-s,2s¢, is $3.50 each ‘
_l\¢lI'_I"I`S, 25c' to $5.00 “
,HOE PLATES 10c.'a'pair ‘
atalogue Free. Call and get one or write
,_ _ _V` `°¥( Jyi
ment. since it is an unraillng cure
for all itching gkin dlgeggeg,
Mrs. F. Clarke, Belmont, Man.,
writes;-"‘My baby had eczema on
‘her ear. The sore was very bad, and
Ohaee’s Ointment was malking, we
'sent for some and after the thin! ap-
plication the sore began to heal. , I
sm glad to say that it is qute well
now, and we give the credit ta Dr.
Chase’e Ointment. Tre cannot
this preparation too
‘ll another letter,
nvthingseemedtodnh mh d". ~
Hearing of the remarkaiille diiieeglii. ""?'°h`;|“"° 13:’
Vent. and initflad of always being at
full force the current elm be rsduega
to jiiat the amount needed. One of
the principal matures-til th'e machine'
ts that it is of iron absolutely
ere proof By the of gwo
ll main-‘
wait
at one
tame vi out the
between the reels.
reel was finished on
other reel was
one._ The
fel program-
lerl Secret,"
tive drama
The
ing programme _ liielltillpl a .motor-l Lear,
boat excursion is beiJ,\_g'B’i'range`d for.- aonlégg
Harbor.-'l`he roads around Murray
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' QUEEN.
W A Ross Moncton; D C Morson,
EDWARD cooK iviusir HANG.
Pl`0P0 ' _
other equally impossible persons-to _ _L ,_ _
good-looking man. Unconventional- a fEd ly C k t cd t
ly enough, slie proposes to hier, `m~ak- “ii” ° J warfmth f°° 'thsen ex ‘;
ing the picture an the more interest- fl B 0” ““° ' 1 9; ,° ‘““ if °
,ng_ ..C0um_ge of sorts...-was a the Assyrian ped ur, sa _
i-oaring comedy, while “Alkali Ike’s .,,
Alito" feature? “Ike” and Augustus VICTORY FOR REVOLI HONISTS'
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Cirney iii_ a whirlwind of fun . , N J 17' Mau
l\INGS'I‘O . Ja., une -_
tivo film. Miss Alice Clark sung a BdVi°€'3_ffQU\' Hllyti are to effect, that
¢me~s0ng_ ` ravolutionists have recently inflict-
_"__ ed n crushing defeat on forces of
President Zamor at Quninimvlntho.
The early fall of the Government. islr
predicted. _
THE AMl~:ii1i"»s- our
1” 8 5-" E'  pe g t‘H_i-LLIQN-Gisli 'ro tu; ,\i.'|‘\-:nun
allowance. -
LONDON, June 17.-I.ipton's chnll-
fue inspeeqon and pregentgd E very enger is to have her rig altered from
creditable appearance. Assembling at that of a slnop to cutter. ller water-
the Drill Hell, and un-der the com- line willsbe reduced by the removal -
mandmf Colonel Pewke, the Regt- of lead and this will affect the time
The Little oiif the 'Hill' . _.-
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Humors in the blood cause inter-
~nnl ilcraii,f_,feniciits ibut iiffeet thc
whole systeiii. as well as pilnples,
boils und other eruptions, and are
responsible for the readiness with
whieli niany people -roiil ravi. disease.
For forty _years Hooil’s Ssirsapu-
rillit has been more siicecsslfiil than
nu_v other meilieine in expiilliiig
Iaiunors and renioviiig their iuiviiril
and oiit\\-'ilrrl effects. (let llood's.
GET RID 0F t HUMORS .
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FRESH FISH
There are many reasons why we have built ug one of
the largest fish retail businesses in_ P. E. Island. T e_steady
growth of our business speaks for itself. Our reputation has
been built on the high quality of  fwe handle, the fac-
ilities we possess for handling fis in a _clean sanitary and
modem way, and the special :effort we put forth to please
every patron. _ _ __ -- _ _
lmplrovements. Being Continually. Added
e have lately completed the construction of a _large
concrete refrigerator wl'iicli"frorfr'.a sanitary standpoint. is
much superior for fish to one built of wood. _ The latter
material becomes quickly contaminated and permeated with
the gaseous odors- arising from fish, whereas concrete is
almost non-absorbant and is easily kept fresh and sweet by
a frequent application _of the hose and brush.
Our Prices
We buy in large quantities and consequently at the
lowest market prices. We are thus enabled to place our
prices at such figures Ithat no one can 'afford to undersell
us on the same high grade of goods. Ou_r prices are posit-
ively the lowest consistent with the quality of the goods we
offer you. Our policy is one of carefu ness, large daily sales,
and honest competitive_ prices. '
Our Schedule of prices at present are:-
Codfish 4 cts per lb, Haddock 5 cts per lb, Mackerel_I2 cts
to 25 cts eacb, Salmon 15 cts to 25 cts per lb according to'
cut, Halibut 16 cts per lb, Lobsters 15 cis per lb. etc.
Remember we absolutely guarantee _our goods to_.be
Second to none on the market.
- [harlottetown Fish Supply: Co'
Phone 340-J f 173 Grafton St.
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Gaudet, Quebec; ~ R. D. Rice, New (.1-ng. ' »
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ls, large house. The last n-umher of *\°W‘ York; A' JR MacNmu' murniy
ithe ..M,,,.y-» series showed the p0p“_ lliver; I-1. A. brent, A. A. Grant,
hir heroine 'suitably married-after Mme” Albert" Sask'
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all incidental expenses
pany nothing for lreep;
. The f Directors have entered into aq,_coiiu;aqt; with
< Black Fox~Co., of Central -Bedeque to ranch their foxes for
the low cost of seven and one half-_per cent ofthe yearly
'I_‘he catre‘-taker ofthe Maritime _Co Mr. John A.
that he is most. capable rancher and? _cannot be
ves_tors will feelsatisfled that i_t'is'~ under _l‘iiscate
__ United Silver Blaelr"“Fox Go.,'are to be
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Head Office
Tryon, P. E. I
. IR a nch located at -Central edeque P. E. I.” _
Authorized Capital $150,000
I SIO_Ct‘k'f ISSt\e 87.000
_ "Par *value of Shares - $215.-
li 'if 'l`erms` of Payment. 20 per cent on application.
" ‘_ 30[p._‘c. in ._luly' Balance on or before Sept. 5th, 1914.
Directors I
 President-F._ G. Lang, Tryon, P. E. Island, Sec’y and Manager of
the Tryon Dairy Association. _ ‘ - '
__ Vice President-_-Ephraim Bell, Cape Traverse, P. E. I. Farmer.
E. W. Webster, Portland, Oregan, Capitalist. _
‘ _ ..-A. Stirling. McKay, Summersifle, P. E. I. Secy-Treas of Brace McKay
& Co., Ltd., one of the largest mercantile.establishments of the Island.
' ' Gordon Dawson, Cape_Traverse, Farmer. . » _
W. J. Lyman, Boston Mass. Representinglthe Randa Hat o. Broad-
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_ George Woods, Tryon, P. E. IL Farmer. _ _
Sec’y Treasurer-‘-Wilfred Boulter. Tryon, P. E. I. Inspector of
_ ' _ ; ' ASSCIS _ _I " __.f_._._. 
_ Five pairs of 1914 Silver Black Foxes, selected from the.: highest-".§r`3d`§,0f
class A Stock. Particular; care was -taken by theiprom te -4iti'r_sectt_i_'iii§¢'..4_-lfiyftes
having rolific parents, some of which" were among the seasoii lest; 'orient
his Company guarantees that in the event of nie
they will be from Island ' ‘foxes of class A. The number alreaded 'a@i r
Rayner, Tuplin and Oulton strain ‘_ lf  , '» 1 .~
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