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.Tiisti° Arrived
The Schooners
“Mel-,,uref’ and “Jos
epl*-_I“Mc`G1'li'-’»’. arrived
yesterday with Al-
biom Nut and Ai-
bionikound ._ Coal.
Let  us-isend you
a load. `
A. PIGKARIJ & G0.
TW`0 NOVA SCOTIA FISHERMEN.
 _ V LOST.
IIAWKESBURY, N.S., June 7.-The
Lunenburg fishing fleet. iioiv return-
ing homo from North Bay. after a.
fairl'y~sucee'sst'ul trip, has not escaped
the toll-w,iiicli those that go down to
the sea in.ships inust be prepared to
pn_v.' Two lives were lost at North
Bay, and this has served to mar an
otherwise happy and prosperous trip.
'I‘IiogscIiooner`Annie L. Spindler re-
ports lliut _two of her crew have been
lost. Aiiotiier uufortiunate accident
reported here is that the American
schooner William Mathiesoil, of Buck-
sport, Mc., is a. total loss at the Mag-
dalen' Islands, The crew are safe.
About twenty ot' the ileet arriveil
here today and almost ull ot’ them
have full fares.
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CAMERAS and
KODAKS are so
simple that a ciiild can take
good pictures with them. These
cameras are the Standard of
tiio whole world, and are so de-
signed that they require _mi
special demonstrator to ex-
plain them. Kodakery means
photography with the bother
left. out. .
We carry it fiili line of Ko-
daks ami Brownie Cameras
i'roni $1 to $65.00.
Let us show you how easy it
is to take good pictures with a
Kodak or Brownie Camera. lf
it is not convenient to cull, wc
will be pleased to mail you free
catalog.
Geo. E. Hughes
The Peoples’ Druggist-n
“On Tliiirsday evening at six o'clock
our Second Aiiuual Piano Sale will
come to a cle-se, the remaining pianos
will :isunie their regular prices and
one of the greatest opportunities thc
people of this province have over had
or perhaps will ever'have again to
secure one of (?anada'i-i best pianos at
a ridiculously lo\v_ price will have
passed away. Miller Bros, 12:5 Kent
St. 1301-ti-i)l\'l1i.
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FOR THE BLOOD
'V use REXALL BLOOD TABLETS. They will
increase strength and vitality by building up
 -or 3 boxes for $1.25
The MacKinnon Drug Co.
The Best Drug Store
the NERVOUS SYSTEM.
Rexall Store at 50c per box,
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will say that we have never disappointed them. Hickey’s
Black Twist Chewing Tobacco represents not only
our best efforts but the best to be had in the tobacco line.
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Scientists have proved that the fly is responsible
for the spreading of any disease, no one can afford to
leave their homes unprotected against flies. No doors
or windows should be neglected to insure protection
_ against these disease-breeding insects.
'_ 'f - -We can equip-your .home completely. We have
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' "No, 22, Screen Door, made of pine, and has
dogble brace at bottom, which makes it very strong
an ‘durable Price Fa  .. 
Other Screen Doors from $1.50 to............$2.50
Screen Windows, from......  .._...20c up.
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i ` i DATE CHANGED.--The Souris tea.
_ \ .f _ _ I. .winch was to be iieiii the 19th, has
`  r’ "‘ *been changed to the 14th of July.
1315
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ANOTHER VOLUNTEER. - Mrl
Fred Essery, Union Road. was in thel
city Monday and enlisted in the:
Mounted Infantry. He leaves for'
Amherst in a few days. -
TO MAKE TRACK.-Mr George
McDonald leaves to-day for Souris to
superintend the making of Souris race
track, to have it in first-class condi-
tion for races on July`l.4. .- 1315
SALE CALLED OFF.-The Sheriffs
sale at the residence of Mr Duncan
Robertson, North River. advertised
for to-day has been called off, as the
matter has been satisfactorily settled.
A LAWN PARTY.-A lawn party is
a novelty for Charlottetown of the
most enjayable kind. This will bc
one of the attractions of the celebra-
tion in connection with tho opening of
the Catholic Orphanage on June 16.
1317
LOADING PRODUCE.-The schoo-
ner Vendetta is now loading at Bun-
tain Bell & Co.‘s wharf for St Johns.
Nild. I-lor cargo consists of 80 head
of cattle, 2 horses, 50 sheep, 110 pigs
and a quantity of hay. oats and pota-
toes. Slie is expected to sail this
evening.
MATINEE RACES. - The Char-
lottetown Driving Clulimatinee races
,on Monday next promises to be one
of the best races cvcr pulled off on
the Charlottetown Driving Park.
There will bc over five or six classes
and four to six horses in each class.
Among the number will be the cele-
brated Dr Sharper, Hilda. S., Oakly H.,
Helen R., also a large number of
green horses. A large number of
liberal donations have been received
from merchants and others in the city
for premiums, a list of which will
appear in the Guardian.
A GRAND CELEBRATION.-On
June ltltli the new Catholic Orphanage
Malpcque Road. will be formally
opened and the affair will be the
occasion of a grand celebration. An
address will be delivered by His
Lordship the Bishop, and a short
musical programme will also be
given. Supper will be served on the
grounds, after which a lawn party will
be held. Automobiles will convey to
the grounds all desirous ot’ attending
for the small sum of ten cents. The
autos will start from Crabbe’s corner.
Great preparations are being mado
and thc affair is bound to be a memor-
able and enjoyable one. 1317
::Your fishing trip or picnic is not
complete without a Thermos lunch
Kit. There should he a Thermos Bot-
tle in every lunch basket. it is certain-
ly nice to have your hot tea or coffee.
without any trouble. We carry ii. full
supply ot' all Thermos Goods. E. A.
Foster, Central Drugstore.
TWU THUUSANU
GlHlVliN lllill
PARIS. June 7.-“ To the north of
the Aisne the enemy has multiplied
his desperate efforts to re-capture the
two lilies oi' trenciies which we took
from him yesterday. After having
brought up rcliiforcciiiciit in auto-
mobiles for a distance of fifty miles,
the enemy made a furious counter-
attack, but was completely repulsed.
Two tliousaiid Gorman killed were left
on the ground. We made 250 pris-
oners, ninong whom were an artillery
olllcer and 25 iioii-eonimissioned
eiliccrsi. We captured six iiiachizie
guns, and many others were found
under the ruins.
" We have destroyed by meiiiiite
thc three '77' guns which fell into
our hands yesterday. They were
down bchiud tho second German
trench, which wc occupied, and it
was not possible to bring them into
our lines by reason of the violence of
the fire.
" Between Soissons and Rlieims wc
have cut down several local attacks
and thrust. them back about. a hun-
rlrcd yards in thc wood to the south
of Villc-Au-Bois.
"in Chanipagne, near Mesnii, troops
brought by the Germans from their
second line to their first line, prob-
ubly with a view to an attack. have
been dispersed by o\Ii1`artiliery.
“ At Vaunuois, by way ot' a reprisal.
we sprayed flaming liquid on the
trenches of the enemy, who replied
with tt bonibardnientl ‘
NO ABSINTHE IN FRANCE.
i'oN'rAni.iEit`.` France, June 7.-
Onc hundred tons of leaves used in
the manufacture of absintlie -»` were
burned publicly here to-day by order
of the Government, In iiccordaiico with
legislation suppressing the manufac-
ture of absinthe.
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“Tiz” for Tired
Aching Feet
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"Ti_z" is a splendid remed
and_ preventative for tiredl, '
?chting, bllstered or swollen '
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young, does away with bun-_
ions and coms. makes the___`
skin strong,firm and healthy ` .
keeps the feet sound and
wel .
You need "Tiz" this warm
weather, it is just the thing -
you want, a box 25c. - |
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“Tiz" makes the feet feel-1 '
SOURIS TEA.-Souris tea horse
races will be ii. pleasant outing on
July 14th. 1315
THE PICTOU BOAT.-The Bits Nor-
thumberland arrived at Charlottetown
last evening at 7.50.  _ _
SPECIAL TRAINS.-There will be
special trains from all points to the
Sourls tea horse races. 1315
THE EXPRESS-The Express train
from Summer-side arrived in Char-
lottetown last night at 10.50 p.m, on
time. '
DIED LAST EVENING.-The Guar-
dian 'regrets to announce the death
of Mrs. A. C. McAulay, Tracadie Cross,
which occurred at her home at 6
o'clock last evening, after an illness
of some mouths. The bereaved will
have the sincere sympathy of the
whole community.
A WEEK FROM TO-DAY.-June 16
is the date of the opening of the new
Catholic Orphanage. A most enjoy-
able evoning is in store for all, as thc.
function is receiving the interest and
assistance of an unprecedented force
of workers. 1317
CATTLE SHlPMENT.-Mr E. Wed-
lock. Hunter River, was in Char-
lottetown yesterday morning with
two and one half cars of choicest
cattle seen for a number of years.
They were shipped to Messrs Leam-
ing & Co., Halifax, and were fed by
some of the best fccdcrs in New
London.
_ SOME LOBSTER.-Mr. W. J. Lid-
stone. Summersidc, has received from
Mr. P. J. Bulger, of (lapc Wolf, either
the mother or father of all the lob-
stcs in those parts. »lt was landed at
Mr. Ilulger's factory at lloward (love.
is 28 inches from tip of claw to tip of
tale, and weighed, when taken from
the water, just fifteen pounds.-Island
Farmer. The grandfatlicr or grand-
_mother of the lobster family above
referrerl to was on eiiliihition in the
window of Hughes' Drug Store, Char-
lottetown. it few days ago. It was 37
inches in length and was captured by
Mr. Gilbert McDonald, Rice Point.
ROYAL GUARDIANS.-The lli-An-
nuai session of the Supreme Lodge of
the Royal Guardians, it brancli of
which, having thirty meniebrs_ is suc-
cessfully run iii this city, opened' ycs-
terday niornliig in the K. of P. llall
with a large atteiuliiiice, there being
25 visiting incmbers present from Que-
bec, inciuding the Supreme Guardian
Tcssicr of Quebec (‘ity, who ably pre-
sided. Tlic morning session was de-
voted to business. The reports of the
oiliccrs showed the order to be ill a
very satisfactory condition. its finan-
cial position bcing exceptionally
strong. The totaii assets, on Decem-
ber 31st, 1914, made up ot' municipal
bonds, etc., were' $422,449 and liabili-
ties including death claims and pre-
miums paid in advance $18,055, leav-
ing an excess of assets over liabili-
ties Oi’ $404,394. The sick and funcriil
departments are in a strong position
financially. A number of important
amendments we'i"e’ matic to the con-
stitution thus ciiabliiig the Society to
t`iiri.lier extend its- usefulnes. Several
classes of hitherto proiiibited occupa-
tions were admitted. to insuraiice. and
extra premiums were charged for ex-
tra hazardous-i risks/ The Association
_also autliorized the issuing of policies
on thc industrial plan and the extend-
ing of thc privileges of the sick and
funeral funds to juveniles. The sum
ot' $100 each was voted to the National
Patriotic lfund and the Red Cross So-
ciety. All members serving in'war
will lic maintained in good standing.
The following oillcers were elected:
Supreme Guardian. John llydc, Mont-
real; S. Guardian, P. M. 'l`es.sier,
Quebec; V. S./G.. D. J llerncr,
Montreal; S. Overseer, John Mellow-
ell, Montreal; Secretary-Treasurer, A.
’I‘. Pattcson. Monteai; S. Guide. W.
P. l)onll, (‘haiottetown; S. Inside
Guard. A. ll. Holden, St. Johns, P.Q.;
Outside Guard, H. W. West. Hamil-
ton; Suprcme Trustees, W. J. Pen-
dleton. W. G. Butler, Montreal; E. J.
Payson. Brockville; Executive Coin-
mittee, O. W. G Dettmers, I~‘. C.
Atkinson, E. (3. Lalonde, C. l‘. Wood,
all of Montreal.
::Kodaks, Brownie Cameras, Photo-
graphic Supplies, also Developing and
Printing, at Johnson & Johnson, The
Quality Drugstoro.~ 0972-5-15Mt!.
P 
I The Kodak Store
WATCH FOR
“DEVELOPMENTS”
Buy'_vour photographic films
hére and after you have taken
your pictures. bring them to us,
for DEVELOPING and PRINT-
ING,- In other words,--
“SEE YOUR FlNlSH."
It will pay you to deal at
OUR STORE. all it is the orl-
gimu riiorooam-I-110 snr-
PLY HOUSE OF PRINCE ED-
WARD ISLAND, and is STILL
HEADQUARTERS F'0It_ EVE-
RYTHING IN THAT LINE.
KODAKS and CAMERAS al-
ways in STOCK; ranging up to
$65.00. . _
“COME IN AND HAVE A
CAMERA TALK."
Johnson & Johnson
Cor. Kent and Prince Sta. _
_THE QUALITY DRUGBTORE,
is these styles that we
parents to examine.
Thursday---June
in Canada will be offered
ever shown.
Because we believed that many
fathers and mothers-particularly those
who leave town for the Summer-would
care for an advance view of the Fall
styles in clothing for their lads we urged
our regular manufacturers to let us
have them much earlier than usual. It
This Great Display of .
Boys’ Fall Suits and Coats
Saturday June 13th
A complete range of samples from
one of the foremost Clothing makers ‘
Exhibition Of
Boys’ Fall Suits and
Overcoats
A i A We Invite All Parents To See This Early 
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now ask all
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at this store
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all day Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
You will have a chance to place your order direct with the makers-and in
consideration of the early orders the prices will be specially reasonable.
It is an important display because it is our best presentation of junior
. fashions. The styles, materials and workmanship are better.than any we have
Orders will be acceptedfor delivery any time during the fall.
I oore & McLeod
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LEST THEY FORGET.
At the beginning of the niiirdcrous
European ivar thc (‘ouricr-Journal, in
thc kindest and most neighbourly way,
warned its Gernian~Anierican fellow-
citizens against the imprudence of
arraying themselves as partisans on
the side of the Prussian militariat, of
espousing the cause of the Hohenzol-
lern and the llapsburg; it being tiius
early perfectly clear that the trilimph
of the forces under the two kaiscrs
would mean world war, the universe
an armed camp, ultimately involving
the United States.
if thc tendency toward organised
exprcssioii had been as marked among
the ifroiicli-Ainericaiis and the Angio-
Anioricans, we sliouhl have warned
them likewise.
We love no country except our own.
We hate no country except we are
given definite reason to hate it. For
Germany wc entertained no ill will.
England is likolicst to he our iivcliest
trade rival. Lying alongside of us in
Canada and llritlsli Coiiiiiibiii, England
is the one country that could wage
effective war against. us. But. if Ger-
many could win, tlio German Govern-
ment, inflated by success. would at
once tnrii upon us and say: "'l`o hell
with your Monroe llnctrinel we will
go wherever we please to go! "
That would mean war with Germany
and in such an event. thc German-
Aniericaiis. who had made common
cause with the Vatcriand, would he
something more than siispr-cts, and it
might bccoine our duty to drive them
out of the country. We wanted to
avert a catastroplie so lanicntabie and
to that and took time by the forelock.
Let us repent that we did this iii the
friendliest and most considerate way.
l All we received in response from
_tiiose who set themselves to represent
the Gcrnian-Amcricuiis was obloquy
and abuse.
Since thcn the government. and the
arms of Germany have put themselves
hopelessly in the wrong. and every uct
of wrong has been approved and sup-
ported by thc German-Americans.
These latter have conclusively shown
that they are not Americans at all but
niereiy and beiiigerentiy a German
colony in Anierlca. if war should come
they would have to be assembled in
detention camps and branded as public
enemies. if under recent. orders of the
_German Admiralty an American ship
carrying its load of passengers should
be blown up in the irish Sea, the
yexplosion. like that of the Maine in
:Havana harbour, would reverberate
,from the Atlantic to the Pacino. War
,would be instantly declared by Con-
gress. In many parts of the United
_--1-_-_
i _ _ I
States the life of no German-American
would bo safe. Bloody l\’lonria_v would
have many rliiplicates and repetitions.
The ('ouricr-Jouriial forsaw this and
sought to steer its Gernian-American
neighbours and fellow-citizens away
from it.
They would not have it so. The
coiisequences be with them. God
grant they be not tragical. But the
inood of the native Americans is iint
for- trilies or triding. It has been
goadcd very near to the liniit oi' good
nainrc and good feeling. Touch a
match to thc powder and woe to the
foolic who have followed the lead of
Bernstorff and Dernberg, who ought
to have been sent away three months
ago. even as Washington sent away
Genet.
As for llnrllioldt. of Missouri, hc
should have been expelled from (jon-
grcss and again and again expelled as
often as lilo treasonablo Germans of
St Louis rc-elected iiim_--Loiiisviile
Courier-Journal.
SOFT VOICE IS SURELY AN EX-
CELLENT THING
Just run over in your mind your
female friends and see how many of
them possess that excellent thing in
woman, a soft voice. The quality oi’
the voice is n.i‘t'cr‘.ted somewhat. by
not _voiir social position. but by thc
nnnibor of your friends and thc slate
of intimacy, Living in a city like '1`or-
onto, where you have life-long ac-
uuaiiitaiices, who become so intimate
that they know almost as much as
you do, about your inner self, has ii
had cffect on thc voice. 'l`hls i.-i no
idle faiicy, hut, true. Go to a lunch-
eon whore the guests have known
each other for years. met. together
frequently for work cards or any
other diversions and just listen. Ilut
you woii't be able to listen on ac-
count ot` ilie din. Everybody talking
at once each voice rising higher and
higher to command attention.. till nl
last it seems like clamoring and
shrieking birds snatcliing at fond.
Now the voice should hc as nstrnc-
tive as the face. it not only shows by
the way it is used the cultivation of
its owner. but the disposition as wcll.
lt shows t.oo, the reserve of the speak-
er, ii full rounded voice giving thc cf-
fect of powers yet unused, while a thin
piping voice indicates a nature in ac-
cord und gives no pleasure and awak-
ens no sympathy.
The pitch of thc voice betrays as
notbiiig else will thc stale of the feel-
ings. Not alone do humans do this but
animals as well. What n difference
between s bark of recognition and
greeting and one of distrust and warn-
rooni than a pleasant voice, and do we
not judge of the condition of the in-
valid largely hy his voice? in the
social and business world the voice
counts for niuch, particularly in these
telephonic days when you have to
judge of thc person at the other end of
the line by their voice alone. _
The voice may be cultivated. of
course. llut few people go to such
length except to cultivate it for sing-
ing. The low. well modulated voice
which is an 4-vidcnce of refinement;
can be iicqiiircrl by persistent effort,
by reading aloud and watching the
tones of your own voice, and by not
allowing your feeling to get the con-
trol oi' your vocal cords.
The high pitched voice is usually at-
tached to the scolding temper. The
really powerful in the world control
their voices as they do their acts. and
through their power to do so reach the
positions t_o which they aspire.
English women are credited with
the inost delightful speaking voices
in thr-_ world. If you will notice it is
becuiisc they are commonly low-pit-
chcrl and soft, and seldom allowed to
rise to the high key in which the
Anicriczin Voice is usually placed. -
Toronto Mail.
HOTEL ARRIVALS
VICTORIA.
1', Dalton, Tignlsli; Mr. and Mrs.
M. <‘. Baker, Carrie Baker, Mr.
t`larlu-_ Spingtield, Mass.; R. C. Blake-
iie_v. l<‘. S. Thompson, J. I~‘. Fraser,
li. .I. Stevens, J.. W. Mallory, 1". L.;
Clarke, (I. L. Ronner, Ilaliiax; F.
Scott, W. R. Stewart, II. J. Rodgers,
St. John; ti. A. LeBlanc, Quebec; H.
li. Irvine, Ottawa; J. B. Brunt. New
York; \\`. Lamiie, ll. ll. Black. W.
.I. Ilynes,  C. Thompson, H. O._
Soutlicolt, A. G. Miller, Geo. M.
llinns, Toroiito; A. (7. Gyde, Mont.-
Foul.
ri-is si”-ruTG`|oTii" in coNs'rAN1'i-
| Norte ossparmri-:.
PARIS, June 8.-"All information
rcnchiiig hcrc from Constantinople,"
says the llavas Agency's correspon-
dent at. Atlicns, "agrees in represent-
ing thc situation in the city as almost
desperate. The Young Turks are in
dirc straits. They are only being
upheld by thc iiiiiistancc and cease-
lcss effort.-i of the German Ambassador
ami Env:-r Pasha, the War Minister.
"The incdicnl supplies in the city
have lweii cxliausteri and a lack of
coal has forced many flour mills and
the water works which supply the
citv with drinking water to lhilt
ing. _
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