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ITTING for a portrait isa
matter o_f minutes only-the
same eilicient methods you
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~ Moderate Prices.
Personal attention to Am-
ateur Photography.
- 107 Queen St.
Phone 68-J.
PLANT ENE
Commenclng Wednesday. June 7th,
the S. S. IIALIFAX will sail from
Charlottetown for BOSTON via HAW-
KESBURY and HALIFAX at 7 a. m.,
and every Wednesday at the same
time thereafter. For further infoma-
tion apply to.
JA8. CARRAGHER,
Agent.. .
Charlottetown, P.E.1.
9865-5~20Mtf.
 
Eastern- Steamship Lines
ALL-THE-WAY BY WATER.
_ INTERCOLONIAL LINE.
8. 8. CALVIN AUSTIN AND GOVER-
NDR COBB.
Leaves St. John Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays at 9.00 a. in., for
Eastport, Lubec, Portland and Boston.
Return- Leave Central Wharf, Bos-
lton, Mondays. Wednesdays and Fri-
days at 9.00 a. m., for Portland East-
594 Cnn|ri.Anz Sr., Morrralai..
"For two years, I was a miscrabla
sufferer from Rheumatirm and Slomqflg
fend 'sieepy.' I sufi'::ii§ ' from 'Rh°“.
- A friend advised “Fruit-a-tivesi? and
5'0"* U16 Outlet, they did me good.
After the first box, I fell I' was geltinf
that helped me". LOUIS LABRIE.
At all dealers or sent postpaid by Fruit-
s~tives Limited, Ottawa.
,»
Two Specials
Ladies’ White Canvas
button boot made on a
neat last,
$2.10
a pair
A very pretty White
Pump with Black Pip-
ing. `
s $2.25
port, Lubec and St. John.
MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE.
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. _
' '  1lyg' Hours. ' " '
Route via Cape Cod Canal.
Express Steel Steamships Massac-
husetts and Bunker Ilill.
Leave North Side Indian Wharf.
Boston week days and Sundays at 6
p. rn. Same Service returning friom
Pier 18, North River, Foot of Murray
St. New York City.
St. John City Tieket Office, 47 King Bt.
A. C. Currie, Agent, St. John, N. B.
A. E. Fleming, T.I;,\&éP. A. Bt_ John
:l*`
Time Table
ROCKY POINT FERRY
S. S. HILLSBORO
Leave Ch,Town ' Leave R. Point
7.00 A. in. 7.30 A. M.
8.00 ' " 8.30 “ 1
9.30 A. M. 10.00 A. M
11.00 " 11.30 "
1.30 P. M. 2.00 P. M.
2.30 "
3.30 " 4.
4.30 " 5.00
6.30 " 7.00
Q9’
os
SUNDAY.
5..
2.2
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a pair -
See Our Window
' 135 Queen Street
 _ H R . *IT PAVB to buy in this Province.
..°T. GORDON IVE! 'is Guardian
_» Representative in Montague.
Fill Wlilltlitil Unlll llIISiill10Il .ns '""'.”.;."' "°‘”“‘" "...‘.’..‘l“"
`   "Flu"-a-"'}°s” _Dominion Day to the big horse races
at the Suminerside Driving Park.
_ Montague ate a._ m., for the oig hors
T'°“bl]"  md f""l“°“i D'”J' 5f¢U-i- rscesat the Sunimorside Driving Parii
#151 ,W ‘ea-L took I felt w.-,tent-d_ on Saturday. J-ny in. also-ziivizi.
w¢l[_gn,-1 I an t,-u¢hf,,||y ny th" LONDON,)June‘1il-The' cultivation
“Fruit-a-tives” is the only medicine l gf grmmd m Bmm°h°"‘ -“mp mr 5‘§°“"
50c. a box, Il for $2.50, trial size, 25c. soldiers are already doing garden work.
--White-- `
Footwear It Is So Easy
Alley & Co. 1
Montague
1916 until September Zth, 1916
Saturdays excepted.
SIGNED
W. A. Poole & Co.,
Poole & Thompson, Ltd.,
M. C. McGowan,
Ives & Murdock,
McPherson Bros.
M. F. McDonald,
McLeod & McGregor,
A. McDonald & Co.. '
mwie
eww
C¢¢
399#
face
a 
Early Closing
We, the undersigned Merch-
ants of Mo_ntag_ue, Lower Monta-
gue and Kilmuir agree to _close
our respective places of business
at seven o’cloc from f une 12th,
ll ISDH r Annandale and ty.
.*COME WITH THE CROWD on
_ _ - 439-6-21M2i. `
..°A SPECIAL TRAIN will leave
;‘;‘;__;§j:;;§i,§y_ Soldiers iiarileiilliif" 
_ ln England
- _._-__, _..
g vegetables is the subject of s re-
cent order by General Watson and
Efforts are being made in various
directions to induce ordinary citizens
to cultivated house gardens with a
view to easing the anticipated rise in
foodstuffs next winter. The prices oi
meat has risen so high that the press
is advocating that the government
should comniandeer all supplies.
To Rcinovc All
itching Skin
lroublcswiih
Cuticuraa 1
The Soap to cleanse and pu-
rify, the Ointment to soothe
and heal. Relief is imme-
diate and healment in most
cases complete, speedy and
permanent.
Sample Each Free by Mail
With 32-p. Skin Book. Address post.-
eard, “Cntlcura, Dept. 3M, Boston,
U.S.A." Sold throughout the world.
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.
--'ONE CENT per word 'each in-
sertion for advertising in this column.
Caslrmuat accompany order.
HQ. F. TIERNEY is Guardian re-
presentative in Souris. _ matt.
..2§YDNE_Y RACES-Who won?
Bohlac. New Glasgow races, who
won! Jeillco. New Glasgow races who
won? Kitchener. What is their sire?
The Celebrated Commodore Ledyard
‘which can be seen at his owncr's sta-
bles Montague, any time-now then
breeddrs. choose which you shall breed
to ` e that have produced speed or
othe iso watch for ad after .line 3i‘d
' _:“‘ ' 125-0-2MtI.
 offuui mort
BERLIN, June 19.-Heavy fighting
iii‘G_alloia and Voliiynia is reported In
the ofllciai Austrian statement of June
17, which saysz- __
"On the Pruth there was no event
of special importance.
“ -A Russian attempt to cross ine
Dnlester north of Niezuriska failed.
Russian attacks against our positions
east of Vlsnovcyk were repeated with
undimiiiished violence.
“i|| Volhynia fighting began again
at Alps. and in the districts of the
Wocaczy _Stokhod and Styr river.
BERLIN, June 10.-italian troops
are on the offensive in many sections
of the front, but are being held in
check by the Austrians. the official
statement issued in Vienna on Satur-
day says
“The enemy maintained spirited nr-
tiiicry fire between thc Adriatic and
Dei and Soihusi Mountains. italian
attacks on our positions wcrc repuls-
eil.
"On the Ridge south of Moiifnlcoiio
thcre was lighting with mines and
liulid grenades. An attack of the en-
emy o|i Mezlivhr failed, as did re-
peated assaults on our positions in
the Dolomites. In tlie latter section.
near Ruiedo and before Groda Del
Ancona, an attack delivered by the
Italians broke down. Strong assaults
in the sector of Primolano, made on
our positions near Crenzccli and
against Mont Melitta., _met with the
same fate.
“Italian forces in considerable
strength attacked our front south-
cast of Aslago and were repulsed.
We captured 13 oilicers, 354 mon and
5 machine guns."
S. S. ililllilillli
llll lllliilllll
BOS'i`0N,June 15.-'l`l1c Plant liner
Evangeline, which will start upon ii
Iinnsailniiiic voyngc to Manchester.
ri_._._.;_.___._.-._-_._1___.--»
Farmers
Altention !
_ Insure your wheat
against ‘ Smut” by using
our guaranteed “For-
maline” equally good for
- protecting P o t a t oe s
against Scab. Easy to
use! inexpensive!
_ 40 or 50c bottle
treats about 35 or 40
bushels of Seed.
Ellis Pharmacy, Ltd.
Montague, P. E. I.
_lm_-
.Er-g,, today. h'\_|l ai. Flag Day of hor own
;y»<-storday. in anticipation of the sub-
,mariiie perils to which the stcanrshlp
may ho exposed in llritlsh wutcrs. two
immense American flags, one on each
of hor sides, were painted, as the ves~
sol luyat hor hortlr at thc Clyde street
.pier. East Boston.
I ='i‘ho Evangeline, which was built for
I the Rosion~l~inllfnx route. hails from
Boston. and sho will be filled to the
liniit with freight when sho sails today.
On hor return, she will tuko hcr place
on hor rcgular run between here a-nd
me Provinces. it is understood her
lownors rcccivcd a very high cliurtor
price for the irip.
C u"i'u WN ii1AB1£ETS
Rutter inreaniery) in prints 35
I T b) lb 28
hitter ( u .
.Butter (fresh) lb. . 27 i,o.30
Eggs, doz._ .24 to/20
lieef lb. (retail) ll to 18
_Fowls lb. 13 to 14
Chickens. lb. 12 to 15
ilay (pressed). ton S15 to $16
Straw (pressed) ton 88.50
Pork lb. 13%
The Magdalen Islands S. S. Co. Ltd
The S. S. Amelia carrying H. M.
mails, passengers and freight leaves
Plctou every Monday and Thursday sf-
ter arrival of morning express from
Halifax, for the Magdalen islands cali~
ing. going and coming at iourls.
CHAS. W. IVEB, Agent, Picton.
W. H. Starrett, Manager, Amherst.
Harho M. I.
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__ - jj McGregor & McMillan, , '
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‘ CANADIAN GOVERNMENT -nAiLwAYs We Carry  Large St”
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND You can have your choice of-
Five Roses,
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Regal, _ '
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Victor, _
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The Train Dispatcher
sa '-
“After the nerve-rocking
strain of the day°s work, I
find rest and comfort in a
pipeful of
MASTER WMIKUAN
smoimig 'ronaeeo
This world-famou  om
now be obtained for 15e. a cut
st all the best stores.
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par lb.
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bus, .S0 L0 .90
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bus. 45
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Burley per luis 75 to 90
Buckwlicai.. por bus 75 i0 1.00
Butter dairy lh. 21!
liutter, crcamcry in. lil
Culfsltins lb 16
Eggs duz. 21
Hi-les _ 14 to 15
Hay, loose por ton $12 to $12:
Hay, pressed por ion
llldcs per lb
Outs, black pci' lnisli. 60
Oats, white por bus. Eli
$13 to $14
14
Potatoos 8.,
Pork, organs nil. Iii l0‘,§, in lilld
Strnw px~-:asv-l p--_r tuu $7.00
Wheat poi' bus $1.2() to $1.40
Wool pcr lb 132 to 45
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---A New Piano, Now, at the
Price You’d Have Paid a Year Ago
Prices have advanced (on a general average, about 96 per cent)
on all materials _used in making pianos. it costs far more to make a
piano today than it did last year. So prices on all pianos have advanced-
and will go higher yet
We were fortunate, though, in having an accepted order with the
makers before the big increase in prices came-and we can now offer
you-
. \
3 Heintsman Pianos
6 Sherlock-Manning Pianos °
3 ‘Kern Pianos
-2 Ennis Pianos
at the same prices you would have :paid a year ago-and many dollars less than
they are selling for now. _
_ These pianos are brand, spanking,
tories-without a flaw-the same styles a
at the new advanced prices.
" 'Yoii  Have
'i- ;‘ " G?
wi' . .  -1-~
But it is iibtb' all to act today-rldiit T Cali in todiigj-gas' and piss; may one 
. ‘V of these pianos-bring any frien _with
you _The four farspus makes of pianos
iifthis ofiei' eta_n in a class all' their
own-and you need one in your home
o\y.w?Iii_ere are _on_ly_ j14 planes in the
 {it"’these` inoney saving pric'cs"'
they will go quickly.
if you ever_ intend to buy a piano
NOW is the time of all times. 'The sav-
.   ake by buying now is well
' . Chicken Grit ina you can m __ __ _-_ | t
'tc' em” ’ worth while. _ _ _ 3 e
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_ right now.
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shining new, right freshfrom ihe_lac-
nd quality that are selling in other cities
Your Choice _.Of 71011?
ast Year’s .Price
' But you had better buy now-'see
about it-today-for after this doaeii is
sold the advanced prices will be marked
on all new pianos.
Call _in today-tomorrow may be too
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