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The Cook’s Studio
New DesP'isav'Block
ITTING for gs portrait is a
~ matter of Inlnuiesonl -the
same efficient  you
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observed m_ours.___ ~. _
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Good Photography
Moderate Prices.
Personal attention to Am-
ateur Photography.
107 Queen St.
Phone .68-J. _
Eastern Steamship Lines
ALI..-THE-WAV BV WATER. " >-
INTERCOLONIAL LINE.
8. 8. CALVIN AUSTIN AND GOVER-
' NOR COBB.
Leaves St. John Mondays; Wednes-
days and Fridays at 9.00 a. m., for
Eastport, Lubec,, Portland and Boston.
Return- Leave Central Wharf, Bos-
ton, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri-
days at 9.00 a. m., for Portland East-
port, Lubec and St. John.
MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE. l
Direct between Portland and New
York. Steamship North Land and
North Star.
Leave Franklin Wharf, Portland.
Tues., Thurs., and Sat., at 6.30 p. m.
'Also Mondays at 10.30 a. m., June 19
to Sept. 11. inc.
METROPOLITAN LINE.
Direct between Boston and New
_York.
' 18V, Hours.
Route via Cape Cod Canal.
Express Steel Stearnsbips Massac-
husetts and Bunker‘Hill_
Leave North Side indian Wharf.
Boston week days and Sundays at 0
p. m. Same ervlce returning frfom
Pier 18, North River, Foot of Murray
St. New York City.
St. John city Ticket Office, 47 King St.
A. C. Currie; Agent, st. John, N. B.
'A. E. Fleming, TJ-gi. GBP. A. st_ John
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“PATONS Milllnery Show Rooms
are the centre oi attraction these days
for novelty Headwear. 314-6-1-tMtf.
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Prices
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8 to I0 1-2..... _..._...90c
11 to   $1.10
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Alley & Co.
135 Queen Street
larch 8th to October 25th
'i'0
Monday (for Tuesdays Best)
UACKATOON, CALGARY.
EDMONTON, ETC.
Tickets good for Two Months
from data of issue
TOURISTS BLEEPERI
FROM MONTREAL
Bao that Tickets read via Bt. John
and Canadian Paelilc.
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For full particulars apply Lieut.
A. B. (Josh, Agricultural Hall, Char-
lottetown. -
write l|.G. Murphy. D.P.A.. 0-P3-»
St. John, N.B. ‘I
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P1;.AN'1;‘_ ENE
Commenclng Wednesday, June 7th.
the S. S. HALIFAX will sail from
Charlottetown for BOSTON via HAW-
KESBURY and I-IALIFAX at 7 a. In.,
and every Wednesday at the same
time thereafter. For further informa-
ti a l to.
on W y JA8. CARRAGHER,
Agent...
Charlottetown, P.lil_l.
9855-5-20Mtf.
VERNMENT RAILWAYS
CANAI:’IllAIlI`ilCl£;0EDWARD ISLAND
'rms 'mans IN srs'sc'r_1asv sn., 1910.
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The Eastern  A
Guardian
» *IT PAYS to buy in this Provlncen
._°T. GORDON IVE8 is Guardian
Representative in Montague,
. °MR. R. R. HOWLETT is Guar-
dian agent for Annandale and vicinity.
..*RED POINT.- Cropping is a-
about completed, and timely showers
make ideal growing. weather which
encourage the farmers in their ardu-
ou_s duties.-Cod fish struck on the
Southern Coast on the 4th inet.. and
good catches are daily. made. At Bas-
in Head one of the best fishing places
on the Coast, large quantities are
landed by the old fishing firms of Rob-
ertson, LaPlerre. William Collin and
Beth McLean, joined. on the east'by
.Ioshnn McDonald and Lorne Kennedy
and on the west by Fraser and Mcln-
nises, while the Red Point Cove fam-
ous for its fishing and fishermen for
three quarters of a century is occupi-
ed by the Bruce Brothers, Jerome
Chapman, Sister Robertson and Peter
Rose and John McLellan, the latter of
whom has spent nearly fifty years in
the business. Farther west, the Suth-
erland John P. Mclnnls and William
Sutherland occupied the ground.--No
lobster Foctory is on the south aside
east from Little Harbor, a sound co-
operative one existing there, three
traps go east as far as Red Point and
they are doing fairly wsll.- Every
avaliable spot on our North Shore
from East Point, west is occupied by
lobster factories and they are making
the best catches for years. Nearly
all now use gasoline as a motive
power and it certainly is much easier
on the fishermen, and enables him to
catch more fish.
ROUMANIA IS GREATLY INTER-
ESTED.
LONDON. June 13--(The Times)--A
Petrograd despatch to the Daily
Chronicle says:
"Roumania papers show an excited
interest in Russian progress. Pro-
Aliy papers profess to consider Rou-
manian intervention in the war as in-
evitable. The 'Rumanle, says:
"It is obvious from the nature of the
Russian offensive that the quadruple
Entente reveals to us the moment
when we can realize our national
ideals."
ABSOEUNE
will reduce inflamed, swollen
Joints, Sprains. Bruises, Soft
Bunches; Heals Boils,_ Poll
Evil. Qulttor, Flstuls. or
p ~a/ any -unhealthy sore
M f 1 quickly ss it Is a positive andsepxic
_ _f and grrmlclde. Plcassntto use: does
=  .4
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not blister under bsndau or re-
l ( more the hair. and you can work
.I1 f -
' " W sredi Book7Kfrce.
, ABSORBINE. JR.. snrixrpdc ilnlment for mankind.
_ Reduces Painful. swollen Veins. Goins. Wens. Su-sins.
lo ` 8100 bonl
-tsg`
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the horse. £2.00 per bottle. deilr.
i Brultes. stops pain and intlammsr n. Pure . per e
ndnlcrs or dellveret. will Ieii you more if you write.
Manufactured only by U
WJ. YOUNG. LD. - llllylllals lll|..I0lll’¢a|,l§ll.
Ahsorblue and Absorblnc. Jr.. are lull: In Glands. _
Professional Cards
DR. I. E. CROKEN
VETERINARY sunozon
Office: Queen Street
Adjoining Hughes' Drug Store
. Residence: Revere Hotel.
_ _ 9857.5-20M1mouth
 
Monson a nuI=I=v `
Barrlstsrs and 'Attorneys `
Solicitors for Royal Bank of Canada
_ MONEY TO LOAN
_ on. HEATH Neinrvse. I
Dentist
Cameron Block, Victoria Row
Charlottetown,
Office Hours: 9 a. rn. to 1 p_ rn.
2p.m.to5p.m.
8583-10-25Mtf.
‘ MoLEOD a. BENTLEY
Barrister and Attorney-at-Law\
Oilices-Bank of N. S. Chambers
Charlottetown, P. E. I.
 
WARBUFITON G. Bl-IAW
Barrsters, Attorneys, Notary Pub-
llc, Etc., Solicitors for Canada Bank-
ers Association. Bank ot Montreal,
Canada, Permanent Mortgage Corpor-
ati
' Silicon-Old Guardian` Office, Pro-
wse Block, Carlottetown. P. E. l.
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BABCOCK AND §0NS
Patents, Trade Marks. Designs.
Registered Patent Attorneys..
'~ Established 1877 ' '
Formerly Patent Offloo Examiner.,
Master of Patent Laws. . _
t _Representatives in all forefgp conn-
r as. '
_“girlie for Book “Patent Protection"
_,_._’-I_. _.___
* 'iliiiut ami new to oewn Pst-
en .
lhjt. lang: BL. Montreal. __
Branches tawa. Washington.
”A.A`.MoI.san, K C.. Donald McKinnon
_ ;_~:vaar;_~_~:;_‘:_‘--1-::.1‘:.-.-::_‘_~.~<.-_f.~:.‘_-:.12-:;
..°0Nl CENT per word each in-
sertion for advertising ln this column.
Cash must accom an order
P Y -
..D. F. TIERNEV is Guardian' ro-
presentative in curls. matt.
..°lYDNEY RACES-Who won?
Bob Mac. New Glasgow races, who
won? Jalllco. New Glasgow races who
won? Kitchener. What is their sire?
The Celebrated Commodore 'Ledyard
which can be seen at his owner’s sts-
bleg Montague, any time-now than
breoders._ohoase which you shall breed
to those that have produced speed or
otherwise watch for ad after .line 3rd
_ _ 125-0-2Mtf.
' 0n"1'oWN nares ETB
Butter (creamery) in prints all
Butter (Tub) lb. ` 28
Butter (fresh) lb. . 27 tn_‘i0
Beet lb. (retail) Il to 18
Chickens, lb. 12 to 15
Hay (pressed). ton 815 to $16
Straw (pressed) ton $6.50
Pork Ib. _ 13%
Tnrnips. bus. I0 to 25
Potatoes, bus.
Oats (black) bus.
Oats, (white) bus,
Beets. bus.
Carrots. bus.
Wool lb.
Parsnips, lb.
Geese
Ducks
Hides
Turkeys. per lb.
.80 to .90
.62
, .60
40
45
Il IO 40
1%
15
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14 to 15
I0 to I2
Calfskins lb 10
Eggs doz. 21
Hay, loose-per ton $12' to $13
Hay, pressed per ton $13 _to $14
Hides per lb 14
Oats, black per hush. 00
Oats, white per bus. 58
Potatoes 85
Pork, organs att. lb 101/2 to 131/4
Straw pressed per ton $7.00
Wheat per bus $1.20 to $1.40
Wool per lb 32 to 45
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Belgium, `
- Mny 14, 1916.
Dear Miss Gauthlerz- I must write
o fe line o ell ou that I am
the trenches and had to walk a kl
deep in water and mud for it had been
raining hard for quite n. while and I
tis mor ng wet an re ou .
The oiilcers served ns with those
not stockings. .
I am from Bloomfield, P. E. I.,
that ls up West and I have been sol-
derling a year and nine months. But
` oh my! I wish it was over so l could
go -back to spud Island. What kind of
weather are you having on P. E. l..-
this spring? I hope you are having
it fine for the farmers to put in their
crops. I would like to get n feed ol
lobsters now. Are they plentiful this
spring? I will write no more for this
time but I hope to hear from you soon
I wish to thank you a. thousand times
for the socks.
I am respectfully yours_ ‘
P. J. DOIRON.
D. Company 5th Battalion C. M. R.
8 th Infantry Brigade,
British Expeditionary Forces,
Canadian Army Corp.
France.
Glllll IHIUMPHS
[IF HUSSIMI FUHEES
LONDON, June 13.-(New York
World).--“'l`he Russians are piling
victory on victory" says a Daily News
despatch from Petrograd_
“Prisoners are pluring through ,Kiefi
on the way to the Interior. The Russian
advance is continuing steadily in
everywhere the Russians have crossed
the rivers separating their system ol
communications from the Austrians.
The have had to bridge not merely
lor lhfantry, but for heavy gun trans-
port, for the whole fighting fore.,
swept forward in pursuit of the Aus-
trlans.
"The bridges are built with tree
trunlts. the axe is the only tool used
and the Russians are the on.lv people
who can use the axe with such rapidity
and skill. The astonishing speed and
development of the original success is
largely due to the marvelous axe work
of the Russian engineers. -
"There is further evidence of the
“PATON8 SHOWING of Wash
Goods is said to be the best. yet
dozens of exculsive designs included
lu the Burton showing. 314- 6- 14Mtf.
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- '~ Old..False Teeth .- _i
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....S.‘i.”i"i"”° ’°“§.8i.""“""i
or 7 ceprltiayglr tootg.'“cash
by return mail. I
R. A. COPEMAN
2579A 'Esplanade Avenue
-9700-E10
'sian strength. The Lutak environs were
socks and `l got o. pair of your socks;
_ ¢a.~"gl¢Q
Austrian‘s mlscalculation of the Rus-
heavily fortified. and only fell after a
twenty hour battle, but the Austrians
did not expect the fall of the town.
"It has/not suffered, because after
the fortifications were outflauked, the
Austrians were utterly nonplussed.
taking to headlong flight offered no
resistance in the town but fied west-
ward with the Russians at their heels.
"The Russians entered Lutsk at 8.30
in the evening. The Archduke Freder-
ick had dlned at noon. The Archduke
Ferdinand, however, more wary, left
the day before.
"When the pursuers had passed
through the town and the Itusslan ro
serve marched in to music, oxtraoi-dIn»
streets. Men, women and --children
threw themselves on the necks of the
réscuers and the whole town cheered
It is evident that the stories of Aus-
trian lack of food were not exagger-
uted. ‘
"Great stores of wines and aplrizs
were captured, but absolutely no eat-
ary scenes were witiessed in tin.,-
A rich, velvety, rnilk chocolate contain- _ _
O
.ref-»~» 
  Almond Nui Bar
ing .an abundance of plump almonds -I _
a quality that cannot besurpaesed. _ _ '
Sold everywhere. " Madein  _ 
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asp -`-_H_f 
“The Russian organlratlons have these are surrounded by the hungry.
Barley per bus - 75 to 90 _Z1
Butter dairy lb. 2!
Butter. creamery lb- 31  
y u a w s t t y .
wearing a pair of your socks and they
came in good last night. I was in  _ 
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Energy, Integrity and Skill have kept our “Seventeen
Tailoring Stores” in perfect health ever since their opening.
Tremendous importations of choice British Woollens-
keeping abreast of every moment-of constantly changing
conditions--alive to every modern method of merchandis-
ing, have made us the greatest force in Canada in “Made-
to-measure Tailoring” and prove without a single exception
our ability to undersell all other stores. Hundreds of choice
materials are ready for your inspection at our store nearest
you. We are able to show ten patterns where others show
one and have placed at your service Canada’s most expert
tailors. Complete Suit or Overcoat made-to-your-measure
for $15, no more, no less.
  _Made-to-Measure _
From the Tailor-Made habit, with it goes n standing l
among men of affairs. The careless “I will do it tomor-
row" fellow USUALLY wears “hand-me-downs." The
‘_‘go-ahead," fellow MUST work and plan-nnd buying a
Made-to-Measure Suit or Ovcrcont is the best proof that
you possess these reqIIisites_ The lnilormnrie habit giv-
es you au opportunity to bring out your own ideas. It
Ilovclops individuality. At $15 we build you garments
that it will be impossible for you to match anywhere.
l_.~ A. GAREAU,
  ;l,Jl‘tt;.o! the great Mmculty or trans* English & Scotch Woollen (‘_o_
President.
as
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’ OUT OF TOWN MEN--Mail us a postal and simply say
“Sa1nples.” This will bring you a wonderful range of samples,
styles and self-measuring chart Free of Charge. Fit assured at
the fixed price-$15.00-no more, no less. Address 415 St.
Catherine Street East, Montreal.
Tailoring Stores
in Twelve Canadian Cities
“Mill-to-Man Tailoring Service”
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Fowls lb. 18 to 14 1-_ -l=-'  -e-' V _ \ -15!  ‘
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