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taken one time as well as another.
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agent in Montague.
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- .. .*GARL M¢DONALD il Guardian
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Representative urls.
.."'l:lOLV TRINITY.-Services will
be held at Holy Trinity Church,
Georgetown next Sunday at 11 and 7
o’clock. Bev. D. Jones will be olliclat-
lng. ' _
`..*GlVE OLD ADDRE8¢.-- Sub-
- scrlbers are asked when having their
papers changed from one address to
another to please give old address as
well as new one. This prevents any
delays and saves unnecessary trouble
in going over the books. _
..*LECTURE AND ICE CREAM
FESTIVAL AT RUSTICO.-Come and
hear Mr. R. L. Cotton delivering his
interesting lecture about his trip to
the battlefront. in Rustlco Hall on
Wednesday evening, July 7th. A short
but excellent programme oi patriotic
songs, etc., is being prepared and will
be given in connection with the lec-
ture. Besides this the ladies will
have ice cream and cake and candles
enough to supply everybody. Ad-
mission 15 cent`s; reserved seats, 25
cents. Proceeds in aid of the Red
Cross Society. Remember the date
and come along and help the good
cause. Should the evening of the 7th
prove unfavorable the proceedings
will take place on the first line night
following. 1749-7-1M-ii
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CHICAGO, June -Wheat-No.
2 lied, nominal. No. 2 Hard, 1.28%.
Corn-No. 2 Yellow, 75 at 75%. No.
4 Yellow, 74%.
Oats-No. 3 White. 47% at 48. Stan-
dard 48 at 48%.
Rye-No. 2, nominal. No, 4 1.15.
Barley-67 at 71.
Timothy-5.50 at t'
Clover-8.50 at 13. .
Pork-16 _ 60 .
Lard-9 _ 12.
Ribs-9.75 at 10.20.
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Print Butter (per lb.
Fowl (per lb.)
Chickens
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Every Friday at “°°“‘ Time Table, Rocky Point Ferry.
Returning from Boston S S Hmsboro
§‘ 5' Hamax every Saturday at Hmm' Leave (lh‘tu\vii , Leave ltocky Point
b. S. Evangeline every Tuesday at noon 7
For folders or further information ap-  ‘;“:l'1
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JAS. GARRAGHER, Agent.
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Barley
Oats (white)
Oats (black)
Hay, pressed (per ton
Eggs (per dozen)
Tub Butter (per lb.)
Potatoes (per bushel)
Turnlps (per bushel)
Hides
Beet’ (per lb.) Retail
Pork (per lb.) carcass
S’SlDE MARKETS
Buckwheat
Butter, lb. (dairy)
Butter, lb. (crenmery)
Culiskins lb.
Oats (black) bus.
Straw (per ton)
Turiiips, bus.
Wheat, bus. 1.10
Wool. lb.
Eggs, dozen
Hay, loose ton $10.00
Hay, pressed 10.00
Hides, lb.
Lamb pelts .80
Oatmeal, per 100 '
Oats, (white) bus.
.20
.22
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$1.25
1.00
1.00
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. 25
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Misssi-mais - - JULY 29 ,
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Black Diamonds
'are of more vsine to yon in the midst
ot s hlisssrd than white ones.
We'vo s :mimi or line qualities,
graded silos. no liews, and while we
don't deliver them by winged mm.
eager. we deliver them quickly.
lls1' QUALITY 60AL
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Phonolll I
'G.'_-Lyons & -Co.
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$122.80 '
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Furness
Sailings
From LONDON From HALIFAX
S'1`I*lAMEli .
Caterina July lst
july lst Messina July 20th
JI-ily 10th Appenlne August 2nd
From LIVERPOOL From HALIFAX
STEAMl<7lt
Durango June 26th
Tabasco July 9th
Furness,Withy & Co. Ltd.
I Halifax, N. s.
‘* 
Coal Coal
Wholesale & Retail
Now that navigation ie open we
ere prepared to issue orders for oar-
goss oi Dominion Coal Company's
Sydney coal, or we will agree to ds-
llver cargoes when required at the
dtderent P. E. Island ports li suit-
able vessels can be obtained.
Prices and terms quoted on gppii-
eotiohi
We keell a stock of coal always on
hand and steemere nequirin Bunker
Coalcan be supplied at sdiort no-
tice. '
Parties requiring coal lor house-
hold purposes csnnot do better gpm
by giving us their order.
Our prices are lowest.
5¢Il°°l1°fl IIWBYI in demand and
chartered at highest rates oi freight.
BnntaiiiBell&Co
Agents Red Cross S. B. Line.
Agents Dohlntbn Qosi 00., Ltd.
-llarlottetown, P. lil., ' ,
sg ‘lth`, 101|.
I. 0.' lox ls. _hoes I4.
Oats (Black) bu.s. 681
Potatoes, bus. 27
 
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DOMlNl0N DAY
JULY lst, 1915
A SPECIAL TRAlN will leave Char-
lottetown at 8.30 a. m. for Summer-
side, returning will leave Suinmerslde
at 7.30 p. m. sharp. '
No 18 train will not leave Murray
Harbor until 8.00 p. m., giving ex-
cursionlsts to points on Murray Har-
bor branch an extension of the ordin-
ary time.
District Passenger Agent'.s Oflice,
Charlottetown, June 23rd, 1915.
15896-24M6l.
Eastern S. S. Lines
_ _lntervintlovusl Line
Steamship! Calvin Austin, Gov. Ding-
. ley and Governor Cobb.
COASTWIHE: Leave St. John, Mon , Wed .
and Frida; at9a.m. for Lubec, Esetporl Port-
land and oston Return leave Central Wharf-
Boston, Mon., Wed . and l"ri., lt it s.m. for Port.
land East ort, Lubec. and St. lohn. .
Diitli1U‘lP:-Leave 5|. John, Tues . Fri. and
Set, at 7 p. m. Return, les~e Pentrnl Wharf.
Boston, Man , Thurs., and Sun.. It |0110 ii.m.
METROPOLITAN LINE
STEAMSHIPS MASSACHUSETTS
AND BUNKER HILL ‘
Leave North side of lndll Whsri,Boston. every
day at 5 p.m . due New York st lie m. Same ser-
"'°°'°“ifi'r'4"§' e'rEAMsH|P Lina
STENMSHIPS NORTHLAND AND
NORTH STAR
Leave Franklin Whsrt,Portiand.Tues..1‘liure ,
and Sei st 6 an p.m . also Mon.. lt l0.'ll s. m. for
New Ytlrrk. Same serv ce retuming.
City clfet Olllce. sl King Street
A. C. Currie, Agent, St. John, N. l.
A. E .Fleming T.F.lP.A. St John,
New lrunlvslok. - A
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...°ONE CENT per word each in-
sertion for advertising in this column.
Cash must accompany order.
.. .'»wAN1‘sn.-Before saturday,
July 10th, three tons of wool; highest
prices paid either in cash or goods.
Augustus McDonald, Souris.
1767-7-1M3l
..*lii connection with the Tea at
Georgetown on Tuesday, July 6th
uickets at Single First Claes fare
(Standard Certificate Plan) good for
return on the following day will he
issued at stations between Charlotte-
town and Scotchlort inclusive.
- 1757-7-1M3l.
..*HARD COAL FOR SOURIS.-A.
Pickard & Co., will have a cargo of
hard coal'ln Sourls about the first of
August. This will be a high grade coal
and will he sold at the lowest price.
Customers will please leave their
orders with Capt. Wm. McDonald,
Souris, or A. Plckard & Co., Charlotte-
town. 1698-6-29m2wks
. PIIIENI GNINIEII
W. S. Babcock, Patent Attorney, 99
St. James Street, Montreal, reports
the following Canadian Patents
granted to .Canadians for Week of
Feb. 16th, 1915.
160,672-Twin Valve for Radiators
-C. Hagen, Preston, Ontario.
160.%3-Truck Balster Mechanism
-W. . Atwood, Montreal, Que.
160,687-Waggon Brake-Findlay
& Rieske, Toronto, Ontario.
160,714-Steam Engine-P. Ford
& De Sainbor, St. John & Montreal.
160,705-Grain Grinding Machine-
J. A. Craig, Toronto, Ontario. '
160,707-Life Saving Suit-O. J. T.
G. R. Martin, Victoria, B. C.
160,708-Smoke Consumer-O.Aube
Montreal, Que.
160.709-Window Frame-F. J.
Wotkinson, Strathroy, Ontario.
160,730-Process of a Fumace
for Generating Heat-Thomas &
Miiinwarlng, Nanaimo, B. (T.
170,732-Plough Mechanism-Sag
nioen & Eastman, Ryley, Alberta.
160,733-Furnace Grate-J. Fulton,
Toronto, Ontario.
160,744-Tanning Apparatus-G. A.
Bourbeau, Montreal, Que.
100.752-Paring and Coring Knife
-H. Chapman, Leamington, Ontario.
160,759-ice Cream Dipper-D. Dc-
Fuge, Winnipeg, Manitoba.
160,767-Nozzle-M. Galvin, North
Bay, Ontario.
160,769-Support for Cables, Pipes
etc.-G. Gi-lfllth, Calgary.
160,77 0-Carbiirettor-W . Griks-
clieet, Montreal, Que.
160,733-Fruit Basket-F. Halley-
burton, Fredericton, N. B.
160,778-Process for Oxidizing Sul-
phlde Ores-J. S. Island, Toronto,
Ontario.
100,782-Seat & Desk-S. L. Kyle,
Ottawa, Ontario.
‘ -160,787-Horseshoet-A. Lowinan,
man, Winnipeg, Alberta.
160,790-Carburetter-J. Mowbray,
Windsor, Ontario.
160,792-Nall Driving Machine-G.
Murray, Vernon, B. C.
I 160,793-Jar Closer-J. Nicol,
Perth, Ontario.
160,800-Brake for Vehicles-A.L.
Ray, Victoria, B. C. .
161,801-Locomotive Apparatus-
J. Roy. Winnipeg. Alberta.
160.803-Harrow-F. Sunburn, In-
iilsfail, Alberta.
160,813-Automobile tire -- J
Thompson, Toronto. Ontario.
160,814-Boller Water Circulating
Device-H. 'Thurston, Kingston, On-
tario. A
IIE INIEIIESI
III INIENINNS
Pmzse ron oiscovi-:nies RELAT-
me To Ai_coHoi. _
(Guardian Special
The Russian Ministry of Finance is
offering a, series ol' prizes for inven-
tions relating to the use ot' alcohol.
and covering n varied field ol' investi-
gation. The various prlze offers are
as follows: Three prizes of 30,000.
15,000, and 5,000 rubies for a satisfac-
tory method of denaturing alcohol.
Three prizes of 60,000, 30,000, ami
10,000 rubies for a product derived
from alcohol. Three prizes of 50,000.
20,000 and 5,000 rubies for a new
method of applying alcohol to the
preparation oi' a product in which it.
or its derivatives, constitute a part.
Three prizes of 30,000, 15.000, and
5.000 rubies for new methods for
the application ol' alcohol in nii iii-
dustry in which the spirit, or its de-
rivatives, serve as a transitory dis-
solving agent, or an extracting or
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PATENT SOLICITOR
WM. S. BABCOCK
Lawyer (U. S.) and Registered Pa-
tent Attorney, 15 years experience
in Canada and U. S. Inventions
promptly patented. Trade Marks and
Designs registered; infringement and
validity searches. Evidence collected
in patent. suiu. Reports prepared for
counsel.
Expert witness In patent eulte Pat-
ents obtllned In ell countries W Bt
lathes Street Montreal. Write for in
formation
0825-5-tltf.
Directum Patch
(5 181 7)
ENROLMENT NO. 44
Son ol' Joe Patcben 2.01% will stand
for the season of 1015 at the iarni of
John A. McPhee, Bellevue. $15.00 for
the season with return privilege. This
horse is halt brother to Dan Patch,
1.55 and Dlrectum I. 1.58. His
uncle on the mother side so the blood
of the two fastest horses in the world
runs in his veins and Directum Patch
took third in s seven horse race in
Pittsburgh in 1018 in 2.9!( seperately,
8.10. He is a sure foal getter, extra
strong limbs and best of feet. ‘ All
horsemen know that his breeding
can’t be beaten in Canada. John
McPhee, Bellevue. 1445-8-17Mtlistu5t
precipitating substance. Four prizes
of 75,000, 50,000, 30,000, and 20,000
rubierfor an apparatus for utilizing
alcohol to lighting purposes. The
Declarations relating to these com-
petitions must he tiled not later than
January lst, 1916, with the Depart-
ment of Unassessed Taxes and Spirit
Monopoly (Glavnoe Oupravlenle
Neoklndnlch Sborow i (lasenof Prod-
agy Pitef, Petrograd). It may he iiot-
ed that arable is equivalent to about
51 cents in our money..
NEW BUILDINGS
IN SIIMMEIISIIIE _
INII EHINEIIIIEIIIWN
Mr. Major Schurmaii, the wcll-
known contractor, has purchased a
large plot oi' land fronting on Central
and Green streets in Suniiuerside, ou
which it is his intention to build a
derstood that one of these cottages is
for Mrs. Hacker, who a few months
ago sold lier valuable property ou
Granville and Church streets to Mr.
E. W. Manson, and it is not unlikely
that Mr. Schurmaii himself will occu-
py another while ii third will be for
his brother. Mr. Maynard Scliurmaii.
Mr. Schurinaii, who returned from
Winnipeg iii the spring, is as present
building two cottages in Charlotte-
town, one for Mr. John Anderson and
the other tor Mr. R. E. Spillett.
number oi modern cottages. it is un-_
  J Bread, Cakes, Pies, Buns- _ ~
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 flour - is best made from
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WOOL ,
WANTED
Can we get 10,000 lbs. wool in two weeks?
To reach this mark, we are paying highest cash
prices. Bring us yours. We will pay you cash for
it at the highest market value, or if you require
I goods, we will supply you with the best and latest
I in all lines.
Remember we want it before July 8th.
C. E. PRATT & SON.
St. Peter’s, P. E. Island.
1599-6-25-Mniwi`4i.
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. _;_`JUL§ ». 19-5  _ THE oHAaLo'rrE'rowN on/isniitis 1-.-lor (saves .7  
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For Turnip Crops
Do you want :i big, bumper
tiiriiip crop? li' you do, use
our fertilizers. lt is the simp-
lest, surest and most econoiiiiciil
way to increase the yicld and
improve the fertility of the
field. Get a supply without de-
lay-we have only a liiiiitcd
quantity left.
Call in today and see our
large and beautiful display.
Pick out the carriage you want.
You will find it here if its one
of Canada's best. -Every day
our large showing grows smal-
ler, the best styles are going
fast- make your selection
while the line is complete-
step in and choose your carriage
Canada
THE Bic FOUR }@- siss-
Dominion
Supplies for Drive rs
We specialize in driving
supplies. Our stock is large
and very complete, show-
ing everything that y0\1
could desire in this line-
the host quality nt the lowest
prices. See us for umbrella
tops, whips, cotton clusters,
liorsc dusters, licnvy seal and
wool wraps.
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Our big liariiess display shows all the
best styles made iii two of (ianada's best hur-
ness shops-the. llcaney llariiess 'Co., Mou-
treal, and Trees & Co., Toronto. You can sel-
ect the liarness you want from twenty-tive
different styles in single and double parts
The inouiitings are of Nickel, Solid Nickel.
Brass, Orolde and (lenuliic Rubber. Don’t
full to soe thc special liiie of track harness for
today-NOW.
Big Display of Superior Harness 1 [
Famous “Daisy” Barrel Churn
"Daisy, the oliurii that's easy to turn"-
if you are thinking about getting H Cllllfll “lid
want the utmost value for your irioiiey'.` _voull
ninke no mistake in selecting a “Daisy-
Tlie Daisy Barrel Churn is made of slieff'
ial selected and seasoned wood. has electrically
welded hoops, compound action. heavy steel
frame, weighted bottom, adjustable brake, can
be operated by liiiiid or foot. perfectly balanced
nieii`s light driving.
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adjiistiiieiit, is light and rapid.
Kent Street,
Charlottetown
““;,'.°.;..S:::.:.‘.  A’ HORNE &I -C0’ 
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Best Made E
Woodpecker Gasoline Engine The
Each season finds new ideas and conveniences incorporated into what has already
been proven the best by previous experience and every _purchaser of a_ vehicle manu-
factured by either olie of the four factories named above is sure _of getting his money’s
worth in a high grade, well made Carriages-one that shows the highest point of perfec-
tion in careful, thorough and artistic workmanship, latest designs and superior finish.
l.
A chance _to purchase a high grade Engine at a price
that will surprise you.
The Engine that every farmer should have. Very
simple and economical to operate. ‘
If interested in a Gasoline Engine it will pay you to'§e
us. _ _
  A. PICKARD & CO.
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2053-0-23-Mwrm ima. ci-iA.iu.o'r1‘ii'rowN,P.°i»1. ISLAND. ,  __,1
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