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All The Most Popular Brands
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FLoUR 
Are _to be found in our present stock such as
Royal Household, Regal, Five Roses, Beaver, Victo
/g ewo ,Fld1\lIEal,Eesoii$&c.S
We carry a full line of Bran, Middlings, Shorts, Crac
ed Corn, Cornmeal, Ground Oil Cake, Cotton See
Meal, Calf Meal &c.
We Sollcit your trade
PO0I€ & Thompson gI.liI.   
Montague
SIXTEEN is a most inter-
esting age-but each year
marks a change that should
be recorded by a new portrait.
Make the appointment
to-day
THE BAYER STUDIO,
 
LET US demonstrate our
skill by making for you
the best portrait you have
ever had.
The Cook Studio
i A. E. Lyon
Photo. Studio
S ecialt in Grou , Colle e,
p Society and Fginily g
Work unexcelled.
Moderate Prices.
Amateur’s work given personal
attention
107 Queen St. Ch’Town Phone 68]
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Condition
Powders
The kind that pays for
itself in better stock and
this is the time of year
tofeed it. Prepare your
horses for the Spring’s
work. Sold and guaran-
teed by
Ellis’ Pharmacy
, Ltd.
are prepared to issue ordsgs for car-
gydney coal, or we' will slr" *U 4°'
wuoimie is neun'
Now that navigation is open vie
on oi Dominion Coal. omi»sl1!’l
liver cargoes when rsqlllwl 5* th’
dillerent P. E.. Island ports ii suit-
able vessels can be obtained.
Prices and terms quoted on APPU'
eationl
Wg keep s stock oi coal always on
hm .nd mgmrg reqiiiringl Bunker
Uoal can be supplied at s ort no~
ties.
Parties requlrins 0041 1°' “°“°°‘
hom purposes cannot _do better than
by giving us their ogiter:
Our prices are low
Sehooners sive!! 'ill ‘|°m‘°‘I :gd
chartered at highest rates of irell -
BuntsinBeII&Co
Red Goss S. S. Line.
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Shoe `
Snaps
All{Vomen’s Kig low shoes
sizes wort
up to $2.50.... 
Another lot of
women’s shoes...... 98C
Missies’ Boots
and Slippers ...... ._ 75C
Ch`ldren’s Boots
Sizesl9 and 10 .... .. 75C
Come early.
Alley & Co.
135 Queen St.
Y Townshend of Rollo Bay, had the mls-
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 Mao: in cANAoA
..*lT PAYS to buy in this Province
...T. GORDON IVES is Guardian
agent lu Montague.
..*HERRING PLENTIFUL. - The
Fortune fishermen report herring
plentiful, and fair catche of lobsters.
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..*8ERi0U8 LOSS. - Mr. W. H.
fortune to loose a very tlne house last
week. .-F,
..*DUNDAS AND ST. PETERS. -
On Sunday, May 23rd, there will be
service in Dundas Baptist Church at
11 a. m., and at St. Peters at 7 p. m.
Service at Bt. Peters was announced
for 3 p. m., but will be at 7 p. m. in-
stead.
There passed away at Bay Fortune
May 13th, 1915. M‘r. John McKenzie,
aged 76 years. He was an old and
progressive farmer, and, will be
greatly missed in thc community. He
leaves to mourn a wife and a large
I mil b sid id
a y. e es a w e circle oi'
friends to mourn his loss.-F.
LONDON, May 20.-Premier Mc-
Bride, of British Columbia, left today
for Paris, to visit the Canadian hos-
pitals. While in England the Premier
was active in meeting manufacturers
and others, who has interested in the
timber resources of the west.
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"Nest dainty house dresses 981:.
$1.50 and $2.00 at Patona.
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“Unusual values in Mens Shirts in
the Men’s Furnishing Department -
Patons. 1011-5-22M2IE1|.
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EDDIN BROS'
will give prizes I
FOR BIG I"ISH
Caught 24th of May-
equal to any. Buy your
‘ tackle where you will
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the prize is here for you
Reddin Bros.
“The Best Fishing Tackle
Opposite Post Oilice
Phone 86
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Black Diamonds
are et more vslue to you in the midst
oi s blisssrd than white ones.
w¢'v¢ a ysrdfnl of fins qualities.
gi-sdeil sires. no flaws. sud while wel'
aon‘t deliver them by winged mess-
eager, we deliver them quickly. -
Ill? -QUALITY COAL
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xpert;Ey
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Please investigate the
quality _of our Optical Ser-
, vice.
For itwo years we have 4
_been conducting an exclus- Q
ively Optical business,
having closed _out the other
departments in order to
give all our time and ef- ,
fort_ toward perfecting our
Optical Service.
e are glad to be able to
say that our service has
been appreciated far bedvond
our anticipations, an_ we
wish at this time to sincer- »
ely thank the thousands of
friends _who ha_ve patronized
us duriiig_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- |
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G F Hutcheson
Exclusive Optician
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TWO NOSES
Nature never produced two
blades of grass, two peas, two
flowers, exactly alike. So in the
physical king om, no t_wo ears,
eyes or noses, are; precisely sim-
lar. Thus, in fitting “nose-gla_s-
ses,” each guard rnust have a dis-
tinct adiustment in order that it
sets easily, securely and comfort-
ably. Our Optlcalwork excels in
that we give these “little thing”
the same particular atten n
that we devote to the proper fit-
ting of lenses.
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.. 'ONE CENT per word each in-
sertihn for advertising in this column.
Cash must accompany order.
..~onuAMsNrAi. Fehcino 4
cents per foot. I2. F. MacDonald.
Sourls. _ 9829-5-7Mtf.
EASTERN PERSONALS
..°Miss Annie Campbell, Corran-
vllle, was visiting her home in Rollo
Bay, Sunday.-F.
..*For Photo and Amateur work,
call at Cumming and Jordans Studio,
Montague. 1017-5-22ME2i.
..*Mr. Jack Rattonbury, Charlotte-
town, was in Montague Monday on
business.--B.
.. 'Mr. Russell Taylor, Morell. was
visiting in Fortune Sunday, the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Collin.-F.
..°M'r. and Mrs. Mack of Boston,
Mass., have arrived in Fortune
Bridge and intend making their home
here.-F.
..*Mr. 0'Donnell, representing
Messrs Gault Bros., Montreal, was in
Montague Tuesday, in the interests of
his ilrm.-B.
..*Mr. M. H. McEachern, Charlotte-
town, with the Robert Taylor Co.,
Halifax, was in Montague Wednes-
day.-B.
..°Mr. G. L. Cooke, representing
Messrs Belding Paul Cortlcelli Silk
Co., was in Montague Wednesday in
the interests of his firm.-B.
..*Mr. H. A. Anderson, Montreal.
representing The -National Rubber
Co., of the .same place, was in Monta-
gue this week on a. business trip-B.
..°Mr. McDonald. representing
Messrs James Robinson. boots and
shoes Co., Montreal. was doing busi-
ness in Montague Tuesday.-B.
..*Mrs. T. G. Ives. and son Claude,
left Montague Monday, for Halifax,
N. S., where they will visit the form-
ers mother, Mrs. I. C. Ilhude.-B.
. .*Miss Lucy McLean, Montague,
was operated on for Appeiidlcltis,
Thursday of this week, and we are
glad to report is doing as well as can
he expected. Operation, was perform-
ed by .Dr. J. D. Mcliityro, Montague.-
B.
::POOR ECONOMV. - You save
nothing in buying shoddy shoes-es-
pecially cliildren's shoes. While the
saving in price may be a quarter the
loss in wear may be two dollars. You
can buy CROSBY’S "YOUNG CAN-
ADA" School Shoes at the lowest
price possible for all solid shoes.
Cl?.OSBY'S have also the tit and finish
that you get only from Manufacturers
who specialize on our class of goods.
(Special te The Guardian)
MONTREAL.‘ May 21.-Wholesale
quotations to country stores and shop-
pers 18% cents per dozen. A drop in
prices is likely Monday.
CH’TOWN MARKETS
Oats (white) 58c.
gate (black) 60c.
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aw (per ton) $6.00
Hay, pressed. (Der ton) $14.00
Eggs (per dozen) 19 to 20c.
Print butter (per lb.) 27c.
Fowl (per lb.) 10c.
Chickens 11 to 13c.
Wheat (per bushel) $1.00 to $1.25
Buckwheat 75c.
Barley 70 to 75c.
Tub butter (per lb.) 24c.
Potatoes (per bushel) 30c.
giiitrnips (per bushel) 20c.
es 10c..
Calfskins 10c.
Beet (per lb.) 7 to 8c.
Sausages (Der lb.) 15c.
Pork (per lb.) 10c.
S’SIDE MARKETS
Barley bus. 65 to 90c.
Buckwheat .60 .90
Butter, lb. (dairy) .20 .24
Butter, lb. (creamery) .22 .23
Calfskins lb. .10 .10
Eggs, dozen .15
Hay, loose ton $10.00
I-lay, pressed 10.00
Hld lb.
es,
Lamb pslts .30
Oatmeal, per 100
Oats, (white) bus. .55
Oats (black) bus. .80
Potatoes, bus.
Roller Mill flour, per 100 3.25
Straw, pressed ton
Turnips, bus.
Wheat, bus '
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CHICAGO, May 21.-Wheat, No 2
red, 81.53%; No. 2 hard, $1.54`i.o
51.55%. Corn, No. 2 yellow, 751Ac.;
others nominal. Oats, No. 3 white,
521/nc. to 53; Standard. 531/Qc. Rye,
No 2. $1.16%. Barley, 72c. to 80c.
Timothy. $5 io $6.25. Clover, $8.50
to $12.75. Pork, $17.90. Lard, $9.67.
Ribs. $9.87 io $10.37.
CHlCAGO:, May 18.- Wheat prices
declined 2.1-2c. today in Chicago
through assertions made by a lead-
ing export house that there was not
suiliclciit evidence to warrant thc
belief in a crop disaster. The majority
of trailers seemed disposed to thliik
that a loss of one hundred million bus-
hels was far too much to expect with
_the recent rains in the wheat belt. Tho
,European wheat visible at thc prcscnt
time is however 5,884,000 smaller
than a week ago and the prices in Li-
ierpool have advanced. Cor.i weak-
cncd with wheat. Oats displayed more
ilrmncss than other grains as there
was a lot of orders to buy.
' WINNIPEG: May 18.-The price of
wheat fell 2c. today in Wilnnepcg.
The volume of trading was light. Low
grade oats and barley were in fair re-
quest but offerings were very meagre.
TORONTO, May1S.-The grain mar-
ket was easier ull around to-day. The
`_export bids were too low to catch the
iniarkct. Tiicre was no Improvement
Iii the demand from foreign buyers
for Manitoba Spring wheat today. The
price of coarse grains was a. little
easier today in sympathy with wheat.
The demand for all lines was slow
and business dii1L..
BALED HAY: A firm feeling pre-
vails iii the market for baled hay, but
there is no change in the prices.
CATTLE: Prices eased 10c. today
at the Toronto markets. The stockers
trade was quite both for domestic and
outside orilcrs.
` EGGS: The receipts of eggs today
was 3,833 cases as against 5,487 for
the corresponding day a year ago.
There was no developement ln the con-
dition of the local market, Prices are
that the quality of eggs now coming
forward is poorcr and the percentage
oi’ loss in each case is larger. \Vliolc-
calc prices to thc trafic. Z32c. u. doe.
stamped selected stock Mc. and No.2
201:.
Thc market for dairy produce rc-
mains flmi. Buitcr sold at country
points for 30.3-ic. and cheese ai 18c.
f. o. b.
In thc Toronto market thc expec-
tcd decline has arrived. Gunn‘s Limi-
ted are quoting eggs at 19.1-2c. per doz.
which is half a cent below' the pre-
valling prices for the last week. 'l‘he
receipts continue to be very heavy
and most of the eggs are being put ln-
to cold storage.
WAR TAXES MAKE UP
FOR LOSS IN CUSTOMS
REVENUE IN APRIL
()’l"l‘A\‘l’.\, May 20.--Tlic ilccrcasc
in customs rcvcnuc for last uiontli an-
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H. J. MABoN l
Druggist & Optician,
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Hon. John Agnew
John 0. Hyndinan
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It you are thinking of establishing a ranch,
we can assist you y 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.
THE ROYAL INVESTMENT EXCH
Royal Bank Building, '
Charlottetown, P. E. Island.
application.
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William E. Agnew
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Wee Millinery
for
Stanley Bros.-
Foik 
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Wee Prices
Just as important for little '
ones as for the grown ups. The
- same care must be taken in select-
ting a Hat or Bonnet for the little
one as for yourself.
Little Straw Hats all the new
' shapes 25c, 35c, _50c, 75c up.
Little Muslin and Silk Hoods
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nounced yesterday is very largely due
to the fact that imports that would be
brought into the country cannot do so
for lack for vessels. The drop iii cus-
toms recelpts, is made up, however.
by the revenue from the special war
taxes. The war stamp on letters alone
will be found to yield a very substan-
tial amount.
Before very many months it is ex-
pected tliat the developemciiis of the
war will enablc the Admiralty to rc-
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lease many of the merchant vessels
which they now require. Success iii
the Dardanelles campaingn will relea-
se many that are used as transports
there, and successes in the north will
come in, for stocks of merchandise
are low in Canada now.
A good harvest in the west with the
larger acreage would increase the geri-
cral demand for goods still more. lt
is only a matter of time tiiercfore illl
the customs revenue will show a very
large increase over present figures. ,_
quirements.
be improved.
and may save you money.
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Consult Us About Your
Fire Insurance Rates
In many cases the Insurance Companies are glad
to give you lower rates if you will apply with their re-
It is our business to show you how your rate may
Our specialty is Fire Insurance.
This is the dayfof our specialist.
Consult us today. It will not cost you anything
W. K. Rogers Co. Ltd.
General Insurance Agents,
84 Great George Street, Charlottetown.
Telephone 540--541---If one line busy call the other.
We Have at Piano
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Industry V -  Here at Most
Owing to. disturbed conditions caused by Europ- ` Any Pnce You
ean war prices are somewhat lower than last year; i ii i
therefore agolden opportunity is offered you to be- ‘
come interested in this great Industry. “
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We guarantee the instrument you buy from us to
be just as good in every respect and superior m_many
ways to any Piano the same amount of money will buy
anywhere else in the Province.
We buy and sell more Pianos than any other deal-
erin the Province. That’s why we can afford to sell
at a smaller margin of profit and on easier terms than
others.
If you are thinkii¥ about purchasing a piano, call
or write us at once. ou’ll get satisfaction here.
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