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CHARLQTTETOWN GUARDIAN
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Dollar Da _
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iWednesday, June 30th
'We liave selected ai big stock of ONE DOLLAR BAR-
tl.-\i.\’5 for that day. Bargains that will make it well worth
ai visit to our store, you cannot aiioril to miss them.
\\`c can only mention here a few of them.
 loo latest and best books by piipular authors; regular
price $1.25 io $1.50. Dollar Day Price,_$i.0o.
25 New Hzuiiiiioclts; regular $1.25. Dollar Day Price, $1.
12 4 ball Ci‘oquet Sets; regular $1.25 for $1.00.
Scores of bargtiiiis in China and Glassware, $I.25 to $1.50,
\\o1`t|i for Stix). Dollar lizirgziiiis all over the store, in Faiii‘y
tiooiis, Lciitlier tioods. Sportiiig Goods, etc. Colne in and see.
_ _rter & C0., Ltd.
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For Picnics
Messrs. R. E. Mutch & Co. of Ch’town, are
agents for Prince Edward Island for DRAKE’S
CARBONATED BEVERAGES & CIDERS.
Orders given to them would have special care-
ful attention. They also carry a stock on hand at
all times, and are in a position to make quick deliv-
ery of any rush orders.
-OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT-
Write, Wire or Phone
Messrs R.E. Mutch & Co.
WWSMM Ch’town, P. E. I.
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_
Granite and Marble _
Works
  CALL , _
and inspect the Hirst Monumental Designs, at
our show rooms ` -
' _1l7 Kent Street, Revere Hotel Block
5;  BRDWN & C0.
four
of the
operated
I
ll
remove from
the total bulk. and most of
seeds will be removed. with
ings. Some ot the
iicult to separate
can be removed by a
make of mill which
shake, angle or slope of
wind supply may be
suitable sieves. The top
he just coarse enough to
ruzi through and need
to run coarse impurities over
of the mill. The lower screens
have openings ot' the size
grading or removing weed
With wheat the SFHUG f°1`
seed is made over an 8.64 P9!"
forated zinc screen. The Bfllde f0l'
oats is made over a screen with slots
5-64. by % inch. Barley requires the
same type with slots larger depending
on the size of the seed. Wild buck-
wheat may be removed from wheat
by a screen with triangler perfora-
tions 9-64 inch or larger. Flax re-
quires on top a woven wire sieve 3x10
inch mesh t3 spaces to the inch one
and
with
should
grain
sl
ope
tall
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The "Cromwell" and “Old "-
Colony” patterns are beau-
liful examples of
iM] ROGERS BROS.
"differ Plan rhar Wann"
_ Recognized for over 65
years as the highest quality
oi silver plated ware. Guar-
anteedbytheworldslargest
makers oi sterling si ver
and plate. -
Remember, there are other
“Rogers” and other makers
of silverware, but there is
only One! nom: ms.
-the ge%e.
' Sold hy Leading Denial
.:T\ lads in Unnala by Oauediuu. _ _ 
can not .
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Wear This Patriotic
Badge
and help the Island Pat-
riotic Fund. Price 10c
each. Proceeds to be
given to The Island Pat-
riotic Fund.
Charlottetown Guardian
1219-s-s-ms:¢r._
1 P. r. i. iniiiwiir
DOMINION DAY
JULY- 1st, 1915
A SPECIAL TRAIN will leave Char-
lottetown at 8.30 s. m. for Summar-
side, returning will leave Summerslde
at 7.30 p. m. sharp.
No 18_t.raln will not leave Murray
Harbor until 6.00 p. m.. xtvins 01-
cursionlsts to points on Murray HH-
bor branch an extension of the ordin-
ary time.
District Passenger Agent’s Oilice.
Charlottetown. June lard. 1915-
iissoo-zmsi. _
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rim Tania, nsski porin nrry-
l. 8. Hillsboro:
Leave Ch't.own Leave look! P011#
7,90 gm, » ' ‘I.|0 ul.
3,00 g_m,, $.80 a.m.
s.n. 1 .00 a.m.
m,  a.=.
m. . D- -
8.00 p.in.
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99d» ll' JOHN GEDDIE,
|°W“ ` 1815-1572.
0019"* .Jliinister of Cavendish and New..
“il ' London congregations.
5150 18304540.
We" By his efforts the first mission ileld
Scfeeu' was established in the New
are dit- Hebrides in 1845.
‘lf mem He began his lahours in Auetyum
mill. Any
in 1848.
°“m°‘°“‘ When he 'landed there were no Chris-
r "   '_ - “QQ _ 
in. saucer or monk”
M BBIONARY.
The pioneer of foreign missionary
enterprise among` the Proshyterlans
of Canada. ' ‘
tians;
When he left there were no heathen.
The two tablets for Musquodoboit
are also of polished Italian marble.
one of them in honour of pioneers of
the valley, and the other of the minis-
ters of the church. They will be
placed in the church at Middle Mus-
quodoboit and unveiled on the ocea-
sion of the centenary, and have these
inscriptions:
1815-1915.
To the pioneer men and women who,
with heroic courage, `
Laid the foundation of the Presby-
terian church, and to
the defendants and successors
Whose zeal and loyalty have made the
e hundred years
1815-1822--Rev. John Laidlaw.
1825-1849-Rev. John Sprott.
1849-1884-Rev, R. Sedgwick, D.D.
1884-1890-Rev. E. S. Bayne, B.A.
1891-1894-Rev. Edward Grant.
1894-l910-Rev. Edwin Smith. D.D.
1910-Rev. Major H. McIntosh, B.D.
Isaiah 52: v. 8.
EGG PRICES
Although there are some who will
not admit it. there can be no possible
doubt that the farmers of Prince Ed-
ward island are receiving good prices
for their eggs as compared with some
other Provinces, notably Nova Scotia,
New Brunswick, Quebec, and even On-
tario. Should there be any doubt in
the minds of any Egg Circle members
or others. as to whether or not the
Egg Cicles members. or others, as to
whether or not the Egg Circles have
brought about and are maintaining
this improvement, personal letters
coming in from farmers living in sec-
tions of New Brunswick where there
are no Egg Circles, should set all
doubts at rest. Farmers in sections
not far distant from Campbellton, N.
B. have been paid 15 cents in the
stores for eggs for the month of April.
Towards the end of April in the same
places the prices went up to 16 cents.
Around St. Louis, Kent County, N. B.
an_Egg Circle is in operation, and
H1980 9858 were up to 18 cents'in the
latter part of April. Prince Edward
island leads the way for price and
quality, and this is certainly due to
the influence of the improved methods
adopted by the Egg Circle Movement,
which is undoubtedly one of the most
practical movements ever introduced
by any department of Agriculture.
P1 "" -'_' ll?
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CANfAr‘|AN
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PANAMA-PACIFIC
SAN FRANCISCO
T' it tl S i 0 h.
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$122.80
Going a a Chicano.
N. s
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co in|.'Ch:r?otle°t:wn. Q u
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P1.n1~i"‘r INE
cm\ni.o1"re1*ow|t o atm-on
8. 8. HALIFAX
every Tuesday at noon
8. 8. EVANGELINE
"Under the American Flag"
Every Frida at noon
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Returning from Boston
S. 8. Halifax every Saturday at noon.
S. S. Evangeline every Tuesday at noon
For folders or further information ap-
ply to _
JA8. GARRAGHIR, Agent.
Charlottetown, P. E. I.
_ _
. _
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Sailing#
rm Lonnou nm satin:
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cmrniii :min
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AX. June 26.-Throg tihlsts
'_ io interest are being nlldl at, "
the ihtrbia works oi' George A- San-' _ ' _
ford'[&‘-Sons. Two of them are con- 
nectotl with the centenary of _Pre|by- _  * - _ 1
ierlsnlsm in Musquoaoboit. and one Winllldbd '
forthe church at Kensington, P.li.I., '
in honour of the centenary ot theblrth gotonpnt Morrison. Georgetown
ot Rev. John Geddie, the ptoliesn
foreign missionary of Nova Bootie. lt. i
not or Canada. The Geddle menrforial-
Ulm- is of polished Italian marble,  '
WOW hack df- polished ook. It hor this
vrgper slew! inscriptiou:~ ' '~'- ‘
we _
"Odo-ro-no will positively prevent
perspiration-a. perfectly 'harmless
preparation that helps the health of
the skin. Two applications of Odo-
ro-no a week is sufficient to keep the
body fresh and odorless. Odo-ro-no
is sold by the Two Macs. 149 Great
George Street.--Mtf.
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Boston Shoe
Shining Parlors
Special Chairs for Ladies
Panama, Straw and all
kinds oi Felt Hats Clean-
ed and Blocked
We carry a full line of Pol-
ishes for _Suedes all colors,
Imperial Bronze and White
Shoes. '
We Clean Our Hats Here
-in Charlottetown-
herefore we do not
have to Charge Extra for
Expressage or Sending
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From Charlbttetown 
` nd Retuming vi 2 "
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Going via Chicago and Direct Lines. \ | I
Returning via Vancouver, or vice verll.
817.50 additional
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Ptei' D len ` oKenna. Charlottetown
Prim 'A1-ch. McKinnon, Canoe Cove
Pte.  McKenzie. Nine llllle Creek.
Priva e W. B. Davey. Albion Boy.
Private Charles S. Beaton. Brookfield.
. Corp. Ambrose Cosgrove, Wellington
and   H0110! _
f 1, Petoi_‘.Hughes. Kill Govt
_ . EJ-Lockerbie. Cascumwil
_ V, eo. W. Bhnrp. Sumhllrlldi
, o , A_ Beaton. Brookfield
Rrintoi cQ2een, Mount Vernon
_r gina rue_ McLellan, Indian RIVII'
. him -Mclqtyi-o. Charlottetown
W. 1.. Fsmuon Alvxsudrla
ghiixigr J. Bowden. Cliorlothtown
mm simlrz. wma num ' `
ste hen McKinnon. 1° WN
Emglluel wiron, Clgmhtthiowrn
Pte. John llfvhy. Charlottetown.
Gunner W, G. Bruce. Rod Point
Private Peter Martin Grant, Bangor
' Pte. C. A. Arnold; Charlottetown.
Pte. Samuel Elliott. Winslow Shtlon.
Pts. Hurry Riley. Bea Gow Pond. Lot 1
Pte. Lester Proud, Charlottetown.
Pte. Donald F. Campbell, Newport,
Lot 54.
Pte. L. Collin. Morell.
Prisoners I ~
Missing
Died From Wounds
Killed in Action
How sleep the brave who sink to root _
By all their coun\`.\'y's wishes blast! .
When Spring, with dewy lingers cold.
Returns to deck their haliow'ii mould. - 4 . . »
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lf sieves or screens of the desired 5 menfggiggefif lovingly BY “"7 Mud' 01°" hm" 1' mul' _ _ ,
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a carpenter. Hmegurrglgnzigiisters of this church And Freedom shall a while repair, ~
To dwell a weeping hermit then. '
wprawp
snags?
Canadian Government RailW1_\Y8
Prince Edward Island Railway
TIME TABLE IN EFFECT JUNE 14th. 1915
Trains Outward Atlantic Stn ndsrd
Read Dowii.
Noon A.M.
12.00 7.35 Dep.
1.20 8.30
2.10 9.02
2.55 $.27
8.80 9.50 Arr.
A.M¢
Arr.. 11.40
10.56
9.59
9.27
Q Dop, 9.00
Charlottetown
Hunter River
Emerald Jet..
Kensington
Summsi-aids
9.52
9.21
Private J. Fraser, Bt. Petor‘s Bly. P19 Lute* C151' J°h|"I°°» P9'-°i"'
Pie. H. J. weiis. Eimsdiiio unad-
Privnte Daniel A. Simons. Port Wood
Private John Curry, Charlottetown Pte Jal. Dawson Brown, New London
Lisut. C. B. Pitblado, Charlottetown
Charles L. Pitts, Charlottetown Private John Curley, Charlottetown
Pts. John W. McDonald, Brldolbane. Patrick A. l4cMeuu|_, Bonlhaw.
Private William Gordon, Montague. Gunner Neil Molsaacs, Souris.
Serzt. Wm. E. Brady. Charlottetown. Pte. Alex. Lorne McNeill, Rocky Point.
Cyrus B. Birt, Pisquld East. A. C. Henderson. Union Road.
Timo Trains Inward.
Road UP.
P.M. P.M. A.M.
10.50 10.20
5.45
8.55 5.02
549 4
0 .30
9.03
8.10
8.40
9.38
10.27
11.08
11.45
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asses!
K 9
3' ‘F
Bummsrlide Arr-
Part I-lil
0'Leary
Afberton
Tlgnilh Dep.
8.45 ' 5.30
7.48 4.00
7.04 2.40
6.19 1.55
5.45 13.80
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one
gm
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33.3
Dep.
Arr.
A .M
Emerald Jet. Arr.
Capo Traverse *DUP-
Po?
3;;
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P.M.
3.00
4.10
4.36
4.57
6.00
A.M.
6.50 Dep.
8.40
9.17
9.40
11.15 Arr.
8.05
7.02
0.33
6.11
5.10
Charlottetown Arr.
Mt. Stewart
Moi-ell
St. Peters
Sourlis Den.
5.45
4.10
3.27
2.55
1.80
7.10
Arr.
Elmira Dep.
4.00
4.20
5.09
5.30
6.05
A.l(.
8.45 DCD.
9.55
10.25
11.05 Aff.
Mt. Stewart Arr.
Cardigan
Montague
Georgetown Dep.
7.00
5.49
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Out of Town Orders Prom- :.10 :.10 unep. ciiariomtown Arr. 10.10 9-45
EXPOSITION pay Attended tn 4.15 4.51 vmian rum an s.s1
5.5! 7.00 Arr. Murray Harbor DDD- 53° 7-00
Gray
tru in
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3 to 50 H. P. 2 and 4 Cycle
Gray Motors are the simplest
and most powerful gasoline engines
tor their aiu in the world.
N0 Rsmirt if Taken Care 0!
You can have a guaranteed Gray Motor in
your boat for less money than you have to pay for
_.I
inferior engine.
Writ# 50' Catal d , ° _
Exim oi an kiiillilliiggr iilicrgesii.
Stanley, Shaw & Pearden
Sole
161 Great George St." Aglgllinrlottetown, P. E. I.
Fire I
A Necessity
Then insurein good strong stock coznpan-'
ieswiiicii never when an holiest  mn
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