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From Charlottetown
Goins and Retuming via Chicago.
517 50 additional
W. B. HOWARD, rlI).l;;A,, C.P.R.. St- John,
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Furness
Sailings
From LONDON From HALIFAX
STEAMER
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June tith Caterina " 26th
STEAM EK
From LIVERPOOL From HALIFAX
June 8th Durango June 25th
Fumess.Withy & Co, Ltd.
‘ Halifax, N. S.
was
PLANT I1_Nr;
CHAR LOTTETOWN TO BOSTON
8. S. HALIFAX
every Tuesday 6 p. m.
8. S. EVANGELINE
"Under the American Flag" .
Friday June 25 and every Friday
thereafter
Returning from Boston
S. S. Halifax every Saturday at noon.
S. S. Evangeline every Tuesday at noon
For folders or further information ap-
ply to
JAS. C-ARRAGHER. Agent.
Charlottetown, P. E. l.
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W0’ve a yardful of fine qualities,
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don't deliver them by winged mess-
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IIOT QUALITY GOAL
PRICIB RiGHT»
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C. Lyons & Co.
Coal Coal
Wholesale & Retail
N0' that navigation is open we
I" Drepared ta' issue orders for ear-
lols of Dominion Coal Oompanfl
5141107 coal, or we will air” to (ltr
liver cargoes when required at the
llllerest P. E. Isiaaa ports if Nit-
able vessels can he obtained.
Prices and terms quoted on al>Pll'
eatleai
'I kt? a stock of coal always on
land an stes itsqnirinx Bunker
goal can he sugpiied at s ort no-
oe.
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.dglimera always it demand Ili
it ingaqst rms oi troirht-
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Representative for Souris.
Cribb to ofilcia
SEAL
BRANTD
COFFEE
not because it is
Made in Canada, _
but because it is
the equal of coffee
made in any
country. -
ing.
Quality
First! ll'
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-a ba
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~»-1 _
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 at his home in Selkirk.-'
"` $7*
perspiration-it perfectly harmless
“Odo-ro-no will positively prevent
..*T. GORDON IVE8 is Otllrflilll
. ..°HOLY TRINITY. - Services at agent in Montague.
Holy Trinity Church, Georgetown,
next Sunday at 11 and 7. Mr. A. G. ..*BRIDGETOWN AND SOURl8.-
te. _ , _
Next Sunday Rev E E Styles will
preach as follows: Bridgetown, 11,
..*8T. ALBAN'S. - Services at St. Sourls, 7.15.(ilreceded by a song ser-
Alban’s Church, Sourls next Sunday vice from 7 to 7.15).
at 11 o'clocl\. Rev. D. Jones oiliciat-
...*THE -FARCE comedy entitled
“The Arrival of Kitty," will be pre-
EASTERN PERSONALS sented in Georgetown Hall, Saturday
evening, June 26 by Acme and Hill.
side Lodgesl 0 O F Montague.
...*Dr. McDonald. Bt. Peter's. ' ' ' "
spent Sunday in St. Margaret.-* 158l'6`24M3l-
` 6,M H d R d ..*GlVE ULD ADDRE88.- Sub-
througgl Anl|;al;?i';le °?,b;ir:,;%‘;y_lm“e scrlbers are asked when having their
papers changed from one address to
_ _.Mr John N_ Norton spent Sunday another to please give old address as
in mg Run Wm, mendl well a.s new one. This prevents any
_#_ delays and saves unnecessary trouble
...*Miss Eliza McDonald. St. Peters in going over the books. _
was a visitor to Charlottetown on Sat- ---- ‘
urday.-* .JSCHOOL MEETING. -- The
annual meeting of Annandale School
..*Mr Norman McLeod, of Bridge- District, No. 135, was held on Tuesday,
town, was among the visitors to June 15th. Mr Andrew Lapierre, the
Annandale on Sunday. retiring trustee, was replaced by Mr
l- Neil H. Morrison. The sum of $35
-Mr. Theodore Poirier, Abram's was voted as supplement for the en-
Villuge. arrived home from the States suing year, and $55 for running ex-
last week.-M. penses_ Mr Roy Howlett is Secretary.
L- Miss lda McDonald. the present
...°Miss lda McPhee has returned teacher, has resigned.
to her home in Selkirk from a visit
‘°   Mllllliliii EEE MAHKET
. _.*Mr. A. J. McAdam, of Davis and
Frasers, Charlottetown, spent Sunday
The market is steady. Wholesalers
ling to retailers at 22 cents per
...*Mr. George Keefe, Rollo Bay. Sléieilel some carefuu
. y selected stock
h_as left for his home in Summerside_ known as .iex,_mB.. sold by whole_
' salers at 24 cents to 25 cents. Ex-
, port business moving. Montreal
 Ml' Jlllllell Pallllel' S°llllll' lla’ wholesalers offering 18 cents at
left for Kelly s Cross. where he is ein- coumry points F_0_B_
ployed by Mr. Bernard Creamer.-*. ______ _____`_
 CI-IARLOTTETOWN 
Print Butter (per lb.)
Fowl (per lb.)
Chickens
Wheat (per bushel)
Buckwheat
Barley
Oats (white)
Oats (black)
Hay, pressed (per ton
Eggs (per dozen)
Tub Butter (Der lb.)
Potatoes (Der bushel)
Turnips (per bushel)
Hides
Beef (per lb.) Retail
Pork (per lb.) carcass
AHKETS
..°lT PAY! to buy in this Province ...'0NE CENT per word each ln- CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS
-_ . sertlon for advertising in this column.
...°GAIlL McDONALD ia Guardian Cash must accompany order.
S’SIDE M_A1{l£ETS
1. .
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30-32
11-13
14:16
$1.25
1.00
1.00
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. 53
14.00
. 18
. 22
. 25
. 25
.12
10-12
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Have You Bought Your
Ticket Yet ?
You want to pack your Trunk or Suit Case
First. Here’s good values
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Buckwheat ' .60
Butter, lb. (dairy) .20
Butter, lb. (creamery) .22
Calfeliius lb. .10
Oats (black) bus.
Straw (per ton)
'i‘urnips, bus.
Wheat, bus. 1.10
wool. lb.
Eggs, dozen
I-lay, loose ton $10.00
1-lay, pressed 10.00
Hides, lb.
Lamb pelts .80
Oatmeal. per 100
Oats, (white) bus. ~
Oats (Black) bus.
Potatoes. bus.
Others nominal.
Standard 48% at 48°/4.
Rye, No. 2,' 1.17.
Barley, 67 at 74.
Timothy. 5.50 at 7.50.
. Clover, 8.50 at 13.25.
Pork. 16.85.
Barley bus. 65 to 90c.
.90
(Special to the Guardian.)
CHICAGO.-Wheat No. 2 Red nom-
inal. No.2 Hard, 1.10 at 1.21/4.
Corn, No. 2 Yellow, '14'/, at 75'/4.
Oats, No. 3 Whlto 471/4 at 48%.
.24
.23
.10
70
$6.00
.16
1.60
.30
.15
11.00
12.00
.10
.50
8.75
65
68 l
27
32 inch Trunk,Hard Wood
Slabs, iron bound corners
iron covered bottom._$3.25
32 inch Trunk, heavy
Hard Wood_ Slats, brass
glated trimm1ngs,brass lock,
eavy bumpers on coangig
32 inch Trunk, two leather
straps, brass bumpers, nice-
ly lined. secure lock and
lifter bolts ....  5.50
` 34 inch Trunk, extra
heavy Hard Wood Slats re-
enforced throughout, brass
lock, heavy protected corn-
ers, most stores sell at 9.00
our price .... ._   7.75
24 inch Wicker Suit Case
Metal Comers, brass lated
lock and fastners _ ...£1.50
24 inch popular size Eng-
lish Leatherette Suit Case
wears better than low price
leather covered__....... 1.50
24 inch Karatole Suit
Case, Cotton lined, heavy
steel corners, special.. 2.25
24 inch English Leather-
ette two leather straps,brass
lock, leather corners.. 4.85
Better lines at $5.50.
7.50 9.50-also 10,12, 16
inch lunch boxes with lock
and two fastners, 45c, 60c
and 85c.
  Stanley Bros.

preparation that helps the health of
the skin. Two applications of Odo-
ro-no a week is sufficient to keep the
body fresh and odorlcss. Odo~ro-no»
PRINCE OF WALES
of l-lazelbrook, have been -visiting in
Annandale for the past few days, the _
._*Mrs Henry Jones and daughter, w||__|_ S1-AY AT FRONT
Lar'd, 9.27.
Ribs., 9.75 at 10.25.
The Always Busy Store
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is sold by the Two Macs. 149 Great
George Street.-Mtf.
Eastern S.S_. Corporation
days and Fridays, at 9.00 e.. in., for
Luhec, Eustport, Portland and Bos-
ton. Returning leave Central Wharf,
Boston, 9.00 a. m. Mondays, Wednes-
days, and Fridays for Portland, East-
port. Lubec and St. John.
Street. -
A. C. CURIlIl» Aglenti 8t.&Iegn.AN-5:
A. E. FLEMING. . . an . Saud P E. Island
wni. si...
Time
White Button Boots
$2.10 to $4.50
White Pumps
$1.50 to $3.00
hite Sport Shoe Rub
ber Sole
$2.35' _
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135 Queen St.
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International Line
Three Trip Service
Btesmshlps Calvin Austin and
Governor Cobb.
Leaves Bt. John Mondays, Wednes-
over all the lens surface.
Lenses.
Bt. John City Ticket Omce, 47 King
John, N. I. 9
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H. J. MABON , _
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WOOL 2 t   p
  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
goods, we will supply you with the best and latest
in  lines. A , ~
Remember we want it before July 8th.
.°““‘°°°"*°° lc. i-:. PRATT & soN.
= ' ,- _ .U _°~ l‘l'°; 'r   " Sf. Petéf?!§P.E.Island.
guests of Mrs Edwin McFarlane. Wl;£§I:,31I;l'a`al,;lilf, 22`,,,§h,§w§;iF;,e ,ix
_ morrow. At the request of the King,
'Mn Rmlald Glllls' Sl- Pete’ S' there will be no public celebration of
leplesellllllg llle lnl'el`llllll°“lll Hal' the event. The Prince will not come
vest" C0" W” 0" 3 llllslllella "lp l° back to London for theoccasion and
isolllls Satlll`d”'y'°"' the numerous addresses of congratu-
'_"`“' lations, prepared by various civic and
.__*Mr_ and Mrs. Baker North -
' patriotic bodies. will be forwarded to
Lake, were visitors to Charlottetown, mm at me "om"
on Saturday, and returned by the
'°‘*°'““5 "“'“~'“" sAvs HussANo 'rniso To
...'Miss Katie Campbell, teacher PCNSON lima'
al slllllll Lake' Mlslles Helell Mcpllee l OWOSSO, Mich., June 22.-A hear-
allll ‘lellll Campbell were allllmg the ing will be given Charles H.. Miller, a
visitors to Sourls on Saturday-'_ ,rem estate dealer' today’ on me
. charge brought by his wife. that he
""lVll5° Mary Mcxllllllm' wll° lol' administered bichloriile of mercury
llle Dill three “"5 has been l“ BW' tablets to her with the intention of
mn' "5 lellllned to ll" ll°m° ln killing her. She charges that he sub-
M°llll°ell°'_ ‘ - stituted the poison tablets for medi-
W _cine prescribed by the family pliysi~
"‘°Ml" Allgllsllls Mcnmlald' Pl'°‘ clan. While ill a few weeks ago, Mrs
pl'lel°l' ol the Rllyal B°“'ll“5 Alleys- Miller telephoned to a physician. who
Souris, was a passenger to Charlotte- _put up some medicine which he, bus,
l°_“'“_ ‘ln M°"da2" l`°"“l`"l"g ,by me band delivered. One of the envelopes
°"°“l"5 ll“l“~-- ,contained mercury tablets, three of
'-'-_ which. taken. at intervals, made her
---'Ml`~ A"°l‘lb°l‘l C“"`l9- Cusmms _violently ill. Miller took the envelopes
0m°e"» S°“"l5- and ms daugmef- ostensibly to return them to the
Patty- le" last Tl‘“l`S"~aY ‘"1 3 W/0' doctor. Mrs Miller asserted, and de-
“"’ek~5 V“°“tl°“~ Mr- Ernest Peake- livered later to his wife three envol-
Charlo_ttetown,ls relieving Mr. Currie. gpg; bearing the phygicianq, |ab9]_
-'- One of the envelopes. the police
J
stated, contained more of the poison
tablets. The wife later found, in a
TIYM TIDIG- Rocky POM! F°"`¥- pocket in her husband's coat, an ordin-
S. B. Hillsboro. ary envelope containing tablets.
Leave Ch‘town Leave Rocky Point These she submitted to the family
7_0() 5_m_ 7,20 mm, physician. who declared they were
3_0() ,,_m_ 3_3() gum, mercury tablets. which he never had
a_m_ 10_00 mm, nor had ever prescribed.
a_m_ 1130 g_m_ The accused husband insisted lic
m_ 2_0() p_m_ delivered the medicine furnished by
3_0() p_m_ the physician and failed to account
for the oison tablets in his ocket
4.00 p.m. D p ' .
5_0() p_m_ The motive on which the police
7_0() p_m_ worked was that Miller and his wife
m_ have had trouble for a long time, she
charging that he was frirgidly with
other women. The authorities have
been trying to ascertain where Miller
5_00 D_m_ secured the tablets, and the result of
M_ MURpHy' Mm-gen their inquiry will be told at the hear-
ing to-day, it is expected.
great benefit from the use of MIN
CYCS can h3Ve- The deep CUTV9 hairs LiN11viEN'r in e severe attack
towards the eye correspond- or Laorfpne. and 1 have fr--iuenils
ing to the shape of the eye’ ggogliidaligntgtbfnyery effective in cases
‘gives a larger field of Vision, Yom.
prevents irritating reflections, W_ _,_ m,TCmNSoN_
and divides power equally
We specialize in “'1,`oric" ' '"' " 1"-'
Days
There is nothing that
we could S11gg¢St to add
more. pleasure on your
holiday than a Kodak-
they are light, coméiact,
efficient and depen able _
in the fullest sense of
the word. We car? a
complete stock of od-
aks, Films and all sup-
plies. We hav_e a develop-
ing and printing depart-
ment which is equipped
up-to date. Prices satis-
factory. Mail your next
film to
The Ellis Pharmacy,
, Lid.
Montague,
ri-isse .sewers isisss
Mlnsrd's Llnlment Go., Limited. _
are the best assistants your Gentlemen.-Last Winter I received
PHUMUTIUNS GRANTED
iili Milli PUBLIC
(Special to the Guardian.)
OTTAWA, June 23.-Aimoniicc-
ment has been officially made of thc
temporary appointment of Col. J. W.
Carson of the Grenadier Guards,Mont-
real, as Brigadier General. Lt. Col.
G. S. Ryerson of Toronto has been
granted the Honorary rank of Surgeon
General. Lt. Col. W. E. Thompson of
the 83rd Regt., Halifax Rifles.. has
been appointed Assistant Adjutant
General in charge ot’ the administra-
tion. -
ALPINE TROOPS ATTACK
AND DEFEAT AUSTRIANS
ROME, via Paris, Julie 23.-The fol-
lowing statement was issued last
night at the lieadiiuarters of thc
Italian general staff.
“Enemy activity yesterday was
confined to long rangc artillery fire
at several points on the front.
"‘ln the Monte Nero zone one oi'
our Alpine battlqihips encountered
yesterday for the first time import-
ant enemy forces, rccently arrived.
probably from Galicia. The Alpine
troops attacked and repulsed them
inflicting heavy losses and taking
some prisoners.
“Night attacks by infantry were
renewed against our positions at
Playa with the most intense riflc fire
and the use of hand grenades. All
these attacks were repulsed.
“On the lower lsonzo wo further
strengthened our occupation Floods
caused by the enemy 'in the zone ad-
jacent to the Monfalcone canal. al-
though sensibly ilecreasing, still con-
stitute s. formidable obstacle.
“An enemy aeroplane dropped scv-_
eral bombs without doing any
damage."
GENEVA, June 22.-via Paris June
23--A Tribune despatch from Lu
Baitcli says :
"Tho Italians have gained posses-
sion of all thc positions dcienillng
Malhorgcth after a fierce struggle
against the Austrians particularly
Honved iletacliments which displayed
great tenacity. The Italians now arc
violently boinbarding the city.
“Arrival of Austrian reinforce-
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principle.
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asks Shakespeare
, THERE is one name at least-
" “The Mutual Life Assurance
Company of Canada”-that is sig-
nificant, for among all the Canadian
legal reserve companies, it is the
only one organized on the mutual
In a Mutual Company there
is no stock, there are no special
dividends; the policyholders are
credited with the whole `surplus.
~ It is co-operative and economical
life ins'.irance~“straight from
Manufacturer to Consumer.” .
5 The Mutual Life 
Of Canada oN'rAiuo .
” J. O. ARSENAULT, General Agent 7
 136 Kent St.,_Cherlottatown. P.E.l. `
_ “CANADA’S ONLY MUTUAL"
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ments stopped the Italian advance ul
Cnporctic, but they have not gone
back across the lsonzo.
“Thirty tliotisand Austrians, who
dchouchcd froui thc Tcrneva forces.
arc marching against positions north
of Gorlzia.
“Southeast of Flideli strong Aus-
trian forces sought to drive back the
ltnllaiis, who gave way before super-
ior nnnihcrs. and rctireil ns far as
the frontier, where they concealed
tlicnisclvs in a i`orel_ and allowil the
Austrian:-i to pass. When the Aus-
iriniis were installed in italian po-
sitions, llin ltalinns opened a murder-
ous niuchiiie gun flrv, killing 'wer foiir
liiinilrnd nf their allversurica 'intl iorc-
ing thc rust out of their posli.ioiis."
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MCCORMICK
AGENTS
ON P. E. I.
A. Horne & Co.
Ch'town & S’side
J. l-I. Campbell, .
Alliston.
G. Ham Myers
Brudcnell
Geo. H. Hume,
Brooklyn.
P. J. Sharkey,
Corraville
B. 1-I. Rackham,
Fredericton
lra D. Munn.
Hopefield `
¢d@*
experiment .
_ ,.4sa®~`
McCORMlCK
Lowdown Manure Spreader
McCormick liowdown Manure Spreader has s score of good fea-
tures ln ils construction. Each one is the result of careful field
A McCormick spreader is low enough for easy loading. yet it
fclearsnce underneath The rear axle is well under
-»-.
NlcCORMlCK
AGENTS
ON P. E. l.
\‘V. il. Sivvciison,
New Glinigoiv
Allan Mcliougull,
llosc Valley
B. Weathwblc,
Vernon lilvor
Jos. McCabe.
lone.
S. T. Gallnnl.
Piiisville
Albert Gallant,
Rustico
S. R. Burke.
Albertoii
W. W. McLean. ~
Kingeboro
Adam Jay,
Morell
W. H. Keefe.
Rollo Bay
R. J. Gillis,
St. Peters
R. J. McLellan,
St. Georges
P. T..Harris.
White Sands
Thomas A. Cobb.
Crapaiid
W. H. Cook.
Mt. Stewart
P. J. Noy
Hunter River
has plenty o _ _
the load, rear wheels have wide rims and Z shaped lugs, insuring
good traction under all conditions. Frame, wheels and all driving
parts are of steel. Apron tension is adjusted by n simple device.
Winding of beater is prevented by large diameter and beater teeth
are strong, square and chisel-pointed.
'l‘he\ McCormick Lowdown Manure Spreader is built in sever-
al sizes, suitable for large an d small farms, and can be equipped
with widespread attachment if .so desired. For further informa-
tion, and catalogue apply to your nearest McCormick local agent,
also on the following machines, etc:
Binders, lleapers, Mowers, Self Dump Rakes, Side D°llvery
Rakes, Hay Teddera, Steel Hay Loaders, Oliver Plews, Bcufflefe,
Disc Hlrrows, Pegieoth Harrows, Spring Tooth Hafrows, Lew-
down Manure Spresdera, Cream Separatofs, Feed Grinders, Fertili-
zer, Drills, Single Drills, Steel Axle Wagons, Democrat Wagons,
Farm Wlgons. Dump Carte, Land Rellefe, Thrashers, (Mogul Kero
serie Oil Engines, Hoisting. Engines. Weed Cutters, Hay Presses
international Harvester Co.'of Canada, Ltd. "
A st. Joan, N. a.
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Russel Clark,
Cape Traverse
D. Reid, ~
Csnipbcllton
Forrest Phillips,
Ellerslie
Fred Yeo
iiarmoiiy
D. S. Gorrill,
0‘Leary
John Champion. -
St. Loom
A. D. McKinnon,
Southwest, Lot 16
G. W. Profit.
Kensington
James H. Casey. .
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