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‘ White Muslin pretty rose-
bud border on two sides
36 inches..... ..... ..25c yard
White Princess' cloth
'fancy bluet border '36 inch
.........-,_.:...,........38c yard
. Fine White Voiles fancy _
Green and Yellow border
38 inch_..............40c yard
 The Eastern Guardian
Representative in Montague.
..¢o. F. 'risnusv ii ousniian re
Dresentative in Bouris. mett
and relatives ot Bouris and vicinity
Cash must accompany order.
_ ,OBUY YOUR FACTORY milk cans
now, large stock. lowest prices, Macli’s
Tinshop, Box 544. Summerside.
9678-5-10-M2i.
_ _ 9 - ..~cAnn or 1'HANi<e»-Mr. and " .___
. Mrs. John 'l‘. Garrett and family Sou- . .°ATTENTi0N OF GUARDIAN
‘ _ ris. wish to thank their many friends readers is called to the ad re Park
light, which appears in another coi-
‘ when spring comes we mink of Housecieaning ‘ ’E¢.’§..§‘§°é¥§‘§3‘.t.'i.?l.°€.’éli“i'é22i. Sit “'”“ °’ “""‘ 
 Hguse Ckaning xneansner Curtai an _ den bereavement in the death of their QHITUWN _HABKETB
ns: USU y . beloved daughter and sister_ _
either ready made or by 5
Fine Ecru etamine cur- ;
tain net, self stripe border
36_inch... .........'..25c yard
Full Cream Scrim with
border of-Brown and Green
tones 36 inch..... 25c yard
White Voile beautifully
printed border on two sides
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$5.00 pair.
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_ '38inch ....  ..... ..60c_yard ’
White Paris and (Ivory Curtains from 75c to
Sionlev Bros
busv Store.
9649-5-10- 31. _ .:~.
OUR FRIENDS _ can buy
_,_ anything you can give
them-except your photograph.
Make an appointment today.
The Cook’s Studio
New DesBrisay Block
ITTING for _a portrait is a
matter o_f minutesonly-the
same efficient methods you
demand i_n your business are
observed in _ours. I'
Your family have been plead-
ing with you foi-_ years, wh not
make that appointment today at
'i`iie_ Bayer Studio
A. E. LYON, Studio
'I ‘ Good Photography
_ Moderate Prices.
Personal attention to Am-
ateur Photography.
107 Queen St. _
Phone 68-J. f
 
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_ Sailings O
LONDON SERVICE
The following first class stesmers will
sail from london for Halifax and St.
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The following first class stesnien will
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garding freightfand passengers apply to
l‘umess.\lIltl\y& Co.Ltd.
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Kitchener
Cushion
5.00 Boots
For Men
Here’s about the most
comfortable boot a man_
could wear. Made in vici
kid leather with a cushion
insole on a good fitting last.
-SEE THEM-
All shapes and leathers
shown in KITCHENER
BOOTS.
Alley & Co.
135 Queen Street
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Barrister; and Attorneys
Solicitors for Royal Bank ot _ Canada
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DR. HEATH MolNTYRl.
Dentist
Cameron Block, Vieteris Row
Charlottetown
Ofiloe Hours: 9 s. m. tp 1 p. m.
2 p. m. tto 5 p. m.
 
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BABCOCK AND SONS
Patents, Trade marks. Designs.
Registered Patent Attorneys.
llistablislied 1877 _
Formerly Patent Ofiloe Examiner.
Master ot Patent Laws. t
Representatives in all foreign sonn-
tries.
Write for Book “Patent Protection.”
\ 9693-5-11-Mli.
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As announced in the REVIEW last
week, W. Travis Deatherage, ot Brigh-
ton, Ill., has leased from Col_ James
Westwater, of Columbus, 0_, the stal-
tbe Grand and Great cir-
Cillts will remember this
splendid trotter when he was
racing. He is a superb type
lull made, powerful, and highly finish-
ed, and was an attractively gaited,
Same. fast trotter. His stud career
promises to make him one of the iead-
ing sons of Todd 2.14%» lor, while he
had been stinted to only a few mares
up to 1913, he has sired sensational
speed with regularity. His three-year
old daughter, Anna Bradford 2_00%,
is the- world’s champion threeyear-old
lilly and undefeated in 1914. This sea-
son hig sons, Todd Temple 2.09%, and
TOUJHIY l'1`0dd 2.24’/4. raced on the
Grand Circuit, and both beat 2.08 a
number of times. There was a lot of
others that have shown speed, and
within another year the Todd Mac
boom will be at its height. Mr. Death-
erage is one of the best known lllinoi,
breeders and owned. amongother
horses, the noted sire, Boreal 2.15%.
Owners can be assured that Mr_ Death
erage will give their mares every at-
tention. Todd Mac's fee will be $50 to
insure. Kindly read 'tilie ad. for breed.
ing and particulars.
FROM THE HORSE REVIEW.
Todd Mac is the sire of Dr. I. T.
Jenkins’ colt Upton Prince, Princess
dam Yacatata by Arlen is the dam of
several fast ones, last season yeari.
ing of hers only three weeks out ot
the pasture trotted several halves
better than 1.10 and 9, full mile in
2.26%. Prince has been rather unfor-
tunate as a two-year~0ld his trainer
. met with an accident yet with little
handling he won the 2 year old race
in both Halifax and Fredericton. As a
three-year-old. he was lame. In 'his
four-year-old form he took distemper
and consequently did nothing, he
seems after a winters rest to pro-
mise well and his trainer expects
him to beat 2_20 this fall.
S’SIDE MARKETS
Buckwheat, per bus. .75--1.00
Barley, per bus. .75 -.90
Butter, per lb. dairy. .30
Butter, per lb. creamery. .33
Cnlfskins, per lb. ' .15
Eggs. Der dozen. .19
Hay, loose. per ton. $10.-$12.
Hay, pressed, per ton. 10.-13.
Lamb pelts, each. .40-.60
Hides, per lb.
Oatmeal, per 100 lbs.
Oats. black , per bus.
Oats. white, per bus,
Potatoes, per bus.
Pork, organs att'd, per lb. 9%-12%
Straw, pressed, per ton. $6.50
Wheat, pen bus. 1.20-1.40
Wool, per lb. .26-.40
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Jewelry
If you want honest
goods at honest prices
you will not forget us
when about to purchase
aWatch, Clock orarticle
of Jewelry
Special attention given
to repairing of Watches
etc. -
C. W. Patterson
Jeweller 
lion, Todd Mac 2.07%. Followers or,
Butter (oreamery) in prints
Butter (Tub) lb. _
ggtterditrolh) lb.
gs, os.
Beef lb. (retail)
Fowls lb. _
Chickens. lb. .
Hay (pressed), ton
Straw (pressed) ron
Pork lb.
Turnlps, bus.
Potatoes, bus.
Oats (white) bus.
Oats (black) bus.
Beats, bus.
Carrots. bus.
Wool lb.
Parsnlps, lb.
Geese
Ducks
Hides -
Turkeys, per lb.
g s =
ses gas: s
pssggsas a
asesssaarssass
,40
45
25 to 40
1%
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The Pale Bloodless
' Young Girl
Easily Noticed By Her _gms
Blanehed Cheeks,
Bloodless Llpe. and Dull Eyes.
Perhaps she is sixteen. Suddenly
she seems to lose strength. Her beauty
\‘..°Mr. R. R- HOWLBTT is
Guardian agent for Annandale and vi-
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LJFACTORY MILK CAN8, large
stock. lowest prices, Macli’s Tinshop,
Box 544, Buummerside.
SOLID MILK
_The markets ot lrkutsk. in Si-
beria., are an interesting sight, for
the products offered for sale are in
most cases frozen solid. Fish are
piled up in stacks like so much cord-
wood. and meat likewise. All kinds
of fowl are similarly frozen and
the market whole are propped up on
their legs, and have the appearance of
being actually alive, and as one goes
through the markets one seems to be
surrounded by living pigs, sheep,
oxen, and fowls standing up. But,
piled up. Home animals brought into'
RIFUII @|lC1'|‘l’\|fll~
stranger yet, even the liquids are ima. jecting from lt. This, it is said. is for
en solid and sold in_blocks_ Milk is froz the convenence oi the purchaser. who
en into'a block in this way and with a is thus enabled to carry his milk by
Here You a
string or a stick frozen into and pro- the string or stlckhandle.
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ess and
fades because her vitality is steadily
decreasing. Dark circles appear under
the eyes which becomes lustreless and
dull. Her spirits droop, for no girl can
be contented and happy in such a. con-
ditlon
This may be quickly corrected by
taking Ferrozone. It supplies what is
lacking in the blood, purifles and
strengthens it, and keeps it in perfect
order. Ferrozone makes plenty of red
blood corpucles that manifest them-
selves in a healthy ruddy complexion.
It aids the, stomach to do its work, and
creates a natural healthy relish for
food.
Every organ oi! the body is benefited
by Ferrozone. It rebuilds the entire
system, makegiiew tissue, strengthens
weak ilabby uscles, makes thin peo-
ple iat and sick people well.
No case of Ariacmia is too chronic
for Ferrozone. It may take -time, but
if persistently used will cure in the end
lt will give you a well developed form,
clear complexion, pure breath and will
restore the bloom to faded cheeks and
color to the lips more quickly than any
other remedy.
Every _woman who desire a vigorous
constitution, and the good looks that
come with good health,, should take
Ferrozone after each meal regularly.
It is a wonderful tonic for the brain,
the nerves and the blood. and acts also
as an eilicient but harmless regulator
of the menstrual ilow. lu tact for all
diseases peculiar to women and grow-
‘ing girls, Ferrozone has no equal as
yaur druggist can tell you.
Three weeks treatment costs 50c.,
or three boxes for $1.25. Sold by drug-
gists and dealers in medicine every-
Eastern S. S. Lines
ALL-THE-WAY-BY-WATER.
INTERNATIONAL LINE.
8.8. Governor Cobb.
Leave St. John Wednesdays at 0.00
s.m._1or Eastport, Lubec, Portland and-
Boston. Leave Saturdays at 7.00 p.m.
for Boston direct.
‘ Return-Leave Central Wharf, Bos-
ton, Mondays at 9.00 a.m. for Po.-tland.
Lubec, Eastport and Bt John. Also
Fridays at 9.00 a.m., omitting stop at
Portland.
MAINE BTEAMSHIP LINE.
Between Portland and New York.
Steamships Northland and North
Star.
Leave Portland Tue days, Thurs-
days and Saturdays at 6.00 p.m.
Return-Leave New York same days
at 5.00 p.m. '
A week day trip in each direction
leaves Portland and New York. Mon-
days at 10.30 p. m.. June 19th to Sept.
11th.
St. John City Ticket Oillce. 47 King
Street.
A. C. Currie, Agent, Bt John, N.B.
A. E. Fleming. T.F. 4 P.A., ‘Ht John,
N.a. . ._
GEORGE _DALMENY 14228
_ PURE aiuin' ENnoLLMsNT No. 21
    PARKLIGHT
GR;ADE_ N0. 22 '
George Dalmeny 14228 by Lord Dalmeny (7269) (12219) he by Royal
comes to our tailor shops for his clothes.
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Made-to-Me asure _
158 Richmond Street, Charlottetown
Get
  THAN AT .ANY
_ More  
Giving the Best Values in Canada-underselling all other stores-is “chiid’s
play" for our “direct from the looms” Tailoring Service. The savings made pos-
' sible in our made-to-measure tailoring are so big as to be positively amazing. An
eilicient brganization safeguards our customers’ interests at every point. Extra-
ordinary care is taken in the selection of our stock and equal care in workman»
ship. There’s exceptional value as well as a positive saving for every man who
Suit or Overcoat
_ Made-to-Measure
= 1 Ir
' many dollars we have saved you.
F. A. GAREAU
I When we ask you to come and share our i
big money-saving values we do so with the
knowledge that your visit will be the fore-run-
ner of your continued patronage and that your
_ satisfaction will be of the highest order. We
know that when you compare your purchases
with what others offer you, you will realize the
9
President
I English and Scotch Woolen Co. I
_ OUT OF TUWN MEN.-
" write today for our free sample outfit. Our direct from
the mills service means
better than wholesale prices on your spring clothing. Address 415 St. Catherine
Street East, Montreal
Tailoring Stores
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in Twelve Canadian Cities
v“Mi|i-to-Mani Tailoring service"
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. ,s I , _ |` ‘vas I 5:31? about and iiow to Obtsln Pet.
I I i ' so st. num si.._n°simi.
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may small.
Wssteiieetlr oou
Domestic _or Steam purposes.
telephone us your order or
calliat our oiiice. Our prices 1..
lowest and qualifi' thi*
bat. Prompt and satisfactory
delivery will be made. _ _
_  . Phone 404
_3§“lliei°»i»B°l| 3' C"-
 for Domlnivh
Carrick (3533) (10270 outf of"Maggie Taylor (11065) (16355) Dam ot
George Dalmeny was Nyanta imported (8766)'by Lshorie (4770) .(10791)
and out of Phobe (8770) (18194). George Dalmeny 14228 is a bay stallion
tour years old weighing_1500 lbs. He has plenty of good wide fist bone,
fine feather, set on best of fest. Is stylish and active. in and out of har-
ness. ln fact a. typical type of the high class finished Clydesdale family. He
has won two nrst prizes, and he comes of _winning stock, his sire Lord
Daimney was a great show horse in the Maritime Provinces. as well as the
United States, and his dem Mysneaholds tive first priszes snddiplomss,
as “Like begets Like" this grand young stallion is sure to produce stock
that will likewise be prise .win rs, and net their owners large figures.
Parkiight by Parkside (0283 racers-cord 2 22% Dam Nelly by Hernando
second dem by imported thoroughbred "Abel" third dam by “IJeerileld"
son of "Saiadiri" 'one of the foundation sires of our trotting stock.
Parkliglit is full brother to the great sire and racehorse Psrkwood
2.2134 who is sire of 'Lou Helen" 2.21%, Queen Marie 219%. Nelly liaugs
2.22, Mabel ’l'., 2.2315, Leawood 2.26 and other fsst ones.
< " Psrliwood was not only s. great sire but a great show horse. He won
mhny niet prize; in P. E. I., (hisnstive province) and was sold to New
Y rirfor e isrge sum, by his then owner and breeder, John l_/lcPhr.s Ecol,
Fgeetown, and afterwards won the blue Ribbon in strongcompetitlon at
the Madison* Square Garden Horse Show, New York, one ot the grandest
shows _in the world. Psrkltght has size. weighing 13:26 ihi. Good style
andrsction, and transmits these desirable qualities to hte offspring, and is
a most desirable horse for farmer. to breed too. Giving them that most
diirsbie or all things in horse flesh. Size combined with- action, suitable
ref the term work and- good rosdstsrs.
r ess horses will bio at owners stables for the entire season. Come
s_niI i _ them before breeding elsewhere. ‘ --
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