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o an ing ex Schoone
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Tons Su e h h 5
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Tons Nitrate of Soda
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market prices.
 As our stock is li rited
with other years we advise intendm
purchasers to place their orders at onc
_' We also carry BASIC SLAG in stock.
Poole & Thompson Ltd.
_.,.  goods which are of the very
h1ghes`t'“`!qualitY are offered at lowest
Montague
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the best portrait you hav
ever had.
The Cook Studi
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aosseuoaseaesaxesusesx-exe-wneeluafe
He leaves home a boy-he comes
back a man. Have a good photograph
of him before he goes out into the
big world-before the boyish features
and expression have taken on the
older i ress.
UID
Dhn"t trust to memory to recall
them. Memory plays queer tricks on
us all.
Make an appointment today and
spare yourself the regrets of tomor-
TOW.
Bayer Studio
- Important Notice to Farmers
THE PURE BRED CLYDESDALE
STALLION,
“FLASH ROYAL"
(12790) C.N.R., Foaled Aug. 8th, 1911.
Inspected and approved Enrolment
No. 52, ir "Fi h F rite” .
s e as avo (imp )`
(4583). \\By Royal Favorite (10630)
Dam, "Baron's Lilly," (Imp.) by
“Baron’s Pride" (9122). Flash Fav-
orite in 1906 beat all competitors at
Dominion Exhibition, Halifax and
has proven himself first class -_ stock
horse. Baron’s Pride, sire of Flash
Royal's dam is considered the
highest type of Clydesdale breeding in
Scotland. Flash Royal is a beautiful
individual dark bay in color, well cut
HEAD and NECK with heavy. clean
bone and perfect action, kind disposi-
tion and a sure foal getter. This gives
the farmers of Murray River and vic-
inity a golden opportunity of securing
i-he services of a ilrst class stallion at
a very moderate price. Stallion will
be kept at Kearney Bros. Stables, at
Murray River during the season of
1915.
William Kearney in charge.
1034-5-19Mwst.r6ithenws14i
Toric Lenses
are the best assistants your
eyes can have. The deep curve
towards the eye correspond-
ing to the shape of the eye,
gives a larger field of Vision,
prevegts irritating reflections,
and ivides power equally
over all the lenssurface.
We specialize in “Toric”
Lenses. ,
H. J. MABON
Druggist & Optician,
Souris P. E. Island
.,,, .. _ _ .
Coal- Coal
Wholesale & Retail
~ Now that navigation is open we
pre prépslged to issue ordeés for car-
. . orninionp l,_ ompsnge
gydndg‘eosi_,'er wd (dill agree to ds-
llY0l'~ Ygoes when required st the
diderent P. E. Island ports it suit-
lhls vsssels can be obtained.
Prices and terms quoted on appli-
Iationl
W0 IND s stock of oosi always on
hand and stsamsrs nequiriagx Bunker
goal can he supplied st s ort no-
ee.
Parties requiring eosl for house-
hold purposes esnsot do better than
U! giving us their order. .
_ Our prices srs lowest.
Sehooners siwsys in demand and
shorts;-sd at highest rates oi freight.
__BnntsinBe||& Co
B, Line.
Oo., Ltd.
sc-me-sale-or-v»|e+>|e
LET US demonstrate our
skill by making for you
e
.are
made in
Canada
afriofism
Invictus
-I shale?-
135 Queen Street
JUST RECEIVED
"600000 Cedar Shingles,
45000 Hard Brick.
- One Car of C°ment.
One car of Lime.
MATTHEW G. McLEAN LTD."
1264-6~i8M6i. Souris.
Watches .
Repaired
.`e repair all kinds of
gfatches, Clocks, Jewelry
c.
Our charges are moderate
Our work is the yery best.
W. Patterson'
r. Great George and
Grafton Sts.
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Black Diamonds .
srs of more value to 701| il 0° mlm
of s hlisssrd. than white ones.
wo.. _ ysrami or sae eusuues.
graded slsel. no flaws. and while wi
don't deliver them ll! WWW “'54”
eager. we deliver them 11110317-
1- oumr com.
‘"° rmose Klear.
Phone 111
c. Lyons 
Alley & Co.
 
 
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Representative for Souris.
agent in Montague.
in going over the books.
lHl FEllPLt’S
 The numerous readers of the Bo
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ton American and other Hearts new
papers in this city were given an o
. pleased hundreds last evening.
full of interest and exvltement as la
g sea ng capa
Two well known stars, Crane Wi
and Pearl White, are the two prln
What did the mummy say?
a way superior to any yet seen,
to-day.
shows, 7.15 and 8.50.
(Special to the Guardian.)
CHICAGO, June 17.-Wheat, No.
76'/ic.; others nominal. Oats, No.
$16.75. Lard, $9.27. Ribs, $9.75
_ AT_
(in aid of St. James’ Church.)
Georgetown is noted for its magnifi-
cent harbor and beautiful scenery.
The view from the Tea Grounds is un-
surpassed by anything in the Prov-
ince. Everything will be done by
those in charge to make this a day of
pleasure for all visitors and the lad-
ies of the parish who gained a. repu-
tation last year for “the best furnish-
ed iables ever seen at a tea party,"
intend to sustain their good name this
year. All your friends will be here,
so come along and have a pleasant
day with them.
A special train will rim from El-
mira and Souris on the following
schedule:-
Fare
Era
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Q
g portunity last evening of seeing the
serial, “ Perils of Pauline," which w
, published by this big newspaper syn
dicate last year. The management of
the Peopie's have spared no pains tor
the past few months in trying to
secure this wonderful serial, and in
face of big competition were success-
ful. and the result of their efforts
BB
The serial will run for twenty
weeks. and if each instalment is as
evenlng's three reels, the Peopie's will
have to enlar e their ti city.
lbur
ci-
pals, and although the first three reels
are mostly introductory, yet they led
'= up to an interesting climax, and the
story no doubt will prove interesting 11
in the extreme. The question now is:
L The Famous Players offering, “ The
ost Paradise,” in five arts. featurin 1 . .
H. B. Warner, one of tlhe best knows Masses' 7 Pm" Sermon' subject'
actors on the speaking stage. This
~ was up to the usual standard of this
well known firm, in fact it\ was in
story of capital and labour. Those
who enjoy a truly wonderful picture
should see this feature at the Peopie's
The “Perils of Pauline ” and “The
Lost Paradise " will be shown for the
last time at all shows to-day-at th
matinee at 3.15 and both evening
red, $1.11%; No. 2 hard, $1.16 t0
$1.16%. Corn, No. 2 yellow, 75%c. to
`whlte. 481/4c_ to 49c.; standard, 49c.
gl 419*/.»e.m Rye. No. 2, $1.14 to $1.15.
ar ey c.'to 4c. Timothy, $5 to S, 1 I ' ft
$650. 'Clover' $8.50 to $13.50. Pork’ crmon. Hoy Communion a er
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$10.25. 0
 
Georgetown, July 6, 1915 Nm Swuu' I
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sertion for advertising in this célnmn.
...*GARL McDQNALD is Guardian Cash must accompany order.
..*MiLl.|NERY-Just arrived, an
..°T. GORDON IVES is Guardian assortment of Misses and Ladies
trimmed bats in the latest styles. M.
C. McGowan, Kilmuir. 1270-li-18E3i
.naive ou: Ao`on:ss.- sus- ___l_.___
scribers are asked when having their
papers changed from one address, to C
another to please give old address a .
s
well as new one. This prevents any -i
delays and saves unnecesssrytrouble
FIRST METHODIST
11 a.m., Sermon, Rev. F. H. Little-
johns; 2.30 p.m.. Sunday School and
Bible Classes; 7 p.m., Sermon, Rev.
J. L. Dawson, B.A.
:j osAcE cl-luscl-1.
P' 11 a.m., Sermon, Rev. J. L. Dawson,
B.A.; Sunday School and Bible
Classes immediately after the morn-
ing service (12 o’clock). Everybody
welcome. All seats free. 7 p.m.,
Sermon. Rev.. F. H. Littieioims;
subject: Reality.
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s'r. muse. ,
11 n.m., Sermon. subject: When Good-
ness is Impossible; 2.30 p.m., Sun-
" day School and Bible Classes; 7
p.m., Sermon, subject: Low Views
of Life. Preacher, Rev. Dr Fuller-
ton. Strangers always welcome and
seats provided.
ZION CHURCH.
a.m,, Sermon, subject: The Lord's
Burden (Communion address); Chil-
dren's address, The Shining Light.
2.30 p.m., Sunday School and Bible
The Lost Gods. Preacher, Rev. G.
C. Taylor. All seats free..
B CENTRAL CHRISTIAN.
11 a. m.-Sermon. 7 p. m. Sermon--
Sunday School and Bible Classes
2.30. All are welcome. Special
music.. Preacher, Mr Lowell C.
McPherson.
9 BAPTIST.
11 a_. m.-Sermon. 2.30 p. m.
Sunday School and Bible Class. 7
p. m. Sermon. Preacher, Rev. Z.
2 L. Fash.
3 ST. PAU L’8.
11 a. m--Morning Prayer. 2.30 Sunday
School. 7 p. in. Evening Prayer and
the morning and evening services.
All seats free Rev. 'l‘. W. Murphy.
, ST. PETER'8
Holy (iommunlonat 8 a. m. and 11 a.
  of   m. Matina 10.15. Sunday School and
Bible Class 2.30. Confirmation at
7 p.m. All seats _free and unappro-
priated. Preacher, Archbishop of
PEOPLE'8 CHURCH.
ern Guardian C
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Genuine Panama Hats
-\
Nothing like aPanama for
a knock about hat. See our
styles; don't be backword
about using the mirror. The
effect will be a pleasant one.
Get your Panama today.
Prices $5.00, 7.50 to
10.00.
Imitation Panamas $1.00
to 2.00.
The oncoming hot weather
demands an entire change of
attire.
We are well equipped to
meet your demands.
Whatever your needs are.
you will do well to call and see
us and acquaint yourself with
the high standard of Qualit_y
and Lowest range of Prices
that this store justly boasts of.
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National Clothing A, L _  M
'f//y ' ry. '
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StrawSailoriiats
The real dressy hat
Great range to choose
from. You may prefer
the high or low crowns,
wide or narrow Bums,
Black Bands or Fancy
Bands.
We have them all.
Prices $1.50, 2.00
2.50 to 3.00.
short or full length drawers.
Prices 50c to 2.00 per
Garment.
SPECIAL See our special
.Balbriggan Underwear at
7 Sc Suit
Combination or Union
Suits
The Union Suit is a general
favorite and is the proper and
most comfortable kind of
underwear for summer wear.
See our big range of Athletic
styles in white or natural color.
$1.00 Suit
Summer Neckwear
Tempt yourself to one
of the many new season-
able Ties now ondisplay
on our show counters.
The shades are new and
novel and is bound to at-
tract you ata glance.
25c, 50c, 75c and $1.
1414-ii-l5Mwi`r3i.
Summer Underwear of Quality Sox That Wear
_ Shirts and Drawers_ ., Cashmere Sox
m_ fine silk and wool_Balbr1ggan threads, or all wool English imported Cashmere Sox,
Linen mesh, made with short or long sleeves, finest of yarn, soft and comfortable.
Special Price 3 pairs for $1.
Silk Sox
See our splendid range of col-
ors in plain silks and in fancy
combinations the leading
..-.1
11 -""`
1 grey, blue. purple, white and
qualities. Price 50c, 75c $1. pr.
NATIONAL
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   ~. s M ‘» .
. j’»°f_ - -_ -_ -. shades of which are black,tan,
. _/._h_.__,@,,, :_ . .~  maroon. We have the silk sox
. '»’.’~'-'/ns'  '..`_‘.` that have the proper wearing
f'  ., -'.
% fi.;    11]. ” Cottgn Lisle Hose
 -. 1 `.  ‘ space oes not permit to en-
Vég;   fi:-."` _ \ umerate the many lines of
- 4 . `-\ men’s sox shown at this store.
‘ See them, feel the quality and
Prices 1.25 to 3.00. f yogi \;vill_realize that this is the store for sox
SPECIAL Se ' 1 ]`ne 0 Qom- Sa IS HC l0l'l.
bination underweareatiur Specla I SPECIAL 50 doz. Black Cotton Sox
° Special price 2 pair for 25c
Outing Shirts
You can not very well
do without one or more
CLOTHING
of the many out-of-door
summer shirts. Cool and
comfortable. You will en-
Joy your outing all the
C0 more when you treat your-
g self to one of our shirts. All
made with reversible collars
or seperate soft collars.
Charlottetown, P. E. I.
75c to $2.50
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Service at 7 p. m. Preacher, Itev D.
McLean.
CARSON WAS RELUCANT.
LONDON, June 15.-- Sir Edward
Carson the Irish Unionist leader, like
John Redmond. the Irish party leader
in tho House of commons, did not
want to join the coalition cabinet.
said Premier Asquith today in 21
speech of tribute to those who were
according the Government support.
“Sir Edward Carson at first de-
clined when it was suggested that
he join the Administration" lhe
Premier said, "and it was only strong
with the Government." _
Mr. Asquith said hc regretted ex-
tremely the absence of any Nation-
alist in the cabinet. but ho had
done all hc could to obtain the c0-op-
eration of all.
John Dillon, in behalf of the irish
party, explained that their attitude
meant no desire to oppose or _to
snipe he new Government, which
had their fullest co-operation; but
actually' to join it was wholly in-
consistent with the obligations of the
party. He felt that uid from the out-
side would he most valuable and he
regretted that other parties of ireland
had not adopted this method of Na-
KINAROS  
(38086) .
By Kamares, 2.10 3-4-Dam, Russula, dam of five includ-
ing Bergen, 2.06 3-4.
The breeders of King’s County again have the 0DD0fl\111iiY Of
‘breeding to this great Standard _Bred s_tock horse. _ _ b_
His colts are all large stylish drivers, and are bringing ig
pnce\?Vli)y\ lJliieliIiRthkie1ii;tl°i,e¢i1 yiiorses, when you can secure the ser-
- ' t k tat' ? 4 -
vlCeT{(ll\I2All1{CgSe the0cse;:s?ri1of“l315, at the Montague
Livery Stables., All mares at owne_r's risk.
Further particulars on application.
1.10
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
.90
.90
.80
.75
.60
.55
.45
.45
.35
.20
Elmira
Baltic
Souris
Harmony
Selkirk
Ashton
St. Peter’s
Mldgell
Morell
St. Andrew's
Mt. Stewart
Peakes
St. Thersa's
Perth
Cardigan
Emerson
Georgetown
presure and his sense of public duty tl0I1RliSl Self-9¥`faC€I11€l1l~
which made him associate himself 9957'5`14Mt“s“Emw"‘t'
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M FT-he Summer Coal Problem
mg Mr. Householder do you know that today the finest summer coal for
domestic purposes is without doubt 1
8.36
8.45
8.56
9.05
9.17
9.42
9.46
10.45
10.55
Tickets will be sold from points on
Montague Branch at reduced rates by
regular morning train, good for return
by special train leaving Georgetown
at 6 p. m.
By Order of Com.
1267-6-18M15i
For Vacation
Days
There is nothing that
we could suggest to add
l more pleasure on your.
holiday thana Kodak-
they are light., comjzact,
efiicient and depen 'able
in the fullest sen_se"of
the word. We cargo
complete stock of od-
aks, Films and all sup-
plies. We have a develop-
ing and printing depart-
ment which is_ equipped
up~to date. Prices satis-
factory. Mail--your next
\ film to
The Ellis Pharmacy,
1 ~Ltd.
T... ..  .. .....Nr‘..mt..“ue’
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. Prince Edward island
.ak ."f`~*~
Sununerside- R. T. T-loiman, Ltd. - on 820
Joseph Read & Co. Ltd. Lower Monta8\l¢
_wha G,-ag ’ Georgetown- W W Jenkins
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1-ignish and . Murray Harbor- Prowse & Sons.
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Agents wanted' in unrepresented districts. For full information regarding prices, terms, etc., write to
The lntercolonial Coal Mining Co. Limited _
DRUMMOND EGG COAL
' th t f ll r ded coal in the Maritime_P,rovinces today,all hand
hticllied gilidotshecghedihledrtgaiilicle on the market. _lt_1s free and even burmlng.
with an almost total absence of soot. The ash 1s_ clean aid ehalsilythagcljio.
~ It has a spend to it no other _domestic coal has mined in t _e h ar1 iimld Coal
vince, and these lasting qualities make it the most econoniic ouse on me
on the market. It 1s, in short, the summer _domestic cofa pfir exceb chad
and specially appeals to the careful and thrifty housewi e. t may e
in quantities large or small from the following dealers.---
Charlottetown -A-"'\"i¢|¢8l’d & C0- M°'P°q“°"
, Gharles Lyons Vl¢f°¥i°'-
1 Geor e E. Full Souris-
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P. McNutt & Sons
Wright Bros.
Matthew & McLean,Ltd
M g ¢._ A. McDonald & Co.
Westville, Nova Scotia
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