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‘»‘McLure” and “Jos
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llérday with
io‘n_Nu.t Land Ai- ~
bien  Coal.
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a load. ~
Helps
FORMALIN:---for the
prevention of Smut in
Wheat or Grain, or scar
on Potatoes. It pays to
use it. Full directions
CO0PER’S
Sheeping,Diping
Powder 
The best known means 1
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fdestroying all the ticks,
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l. Pwnc 8- it if-if-=‘-its.-.i..»..;.r-if;-.
Phone 240 growth of wool.
tent i\ttorney,15 years experienc
in 'C nada and U. S. Invention
promptly patented. Trade Marks and ON ,PHE 1.1. AL, AN FRONTIER, vm
Designs registered; infringement an
validity searches. Evidence collected: _ d, i d t ,_ k U pal no
-in patent mms' Reports prepared torlhliletiizihleilixhlhieat (hfriliie ituslfiian liilm-
counsel .
Expert witness In patent suits Pat-
ents obtilned In all countries 99 St
James Street Montreal. Write for in
formation
9836-5-7Mtf.
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WM. S. BABCOEK 
Lawyer (U. S.) and Registered Ps
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9 To ITALY.
d- Paris, Julie 2.-The Italians, it is said,
,bassy to the Vatican, alid perhaps the
liiost beautiful palace in Rome. _The
palace looks out on the great Victor
'Emmanuel monument. lt was built
- in the fifteenth century and belonged
Lto the Venetian Republic und thus fell
iinto the hands of Austria.
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We are noted for attendir g to your *F
wants by phone in a very efficient manner. '
The ncxt time you want anyi hing in a rush
- just use telephone number 219.-
The Rexail Store
The MacKlNNON DRUG C0.
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honest manufacturer. W :'-~:-.;'~:.°-'.:_z»;~';'i'f"°'-'---' 
establish such a reputation. and believe our old friends
will say that we have never disappointed them. Hickey’s
Black Twist Chewing Tobacco represents not only `
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“W._ & B.” Lawn Mowers
G0 WITH A SMILE
because they run ca:i-
ly and cut closely, mak-
ing it less work for the
operator. They have
self-sharpening,i5all bear-
ing and cutting adjust-
ments ‘of latest design.
W. and B.
LAWN
_are our first choice, because they are the best values
' Weicould find to offer 'our customers.
_ Call at our store and we will demonstrate the
superior features of the
' Prices range from $4.50 to ................. _.$10.00
_ ,.~._._.».~§,- »_.-. ..._ .-,_
 CATCHERS  
A 'Catch graswsnwhile cutting, and will fit any lawn
` mon er 'l`hey have c
Bottoms. Prices $1.20 and $1.60 ea.
- WHOLESALE 8: RETAIL
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QMOWERS
“W. & B.” Mowers.
anvas sides and Galvanized
 The Centra
" Guardian
I1' PAYS to buy in this Province.
POWNAL CIRCUIT. - _Services
next Sunday 6th will be Pownal at 11
and-7. Millview at 2.30, (Communion
Service.)
BUYS YACHT.-Mr. Heath Chis-
holm, having purchased a very fine
yacht from parties in that locality, is
daily expected to sail.-8:.
HARTNEY HALL.- Tllere will be
ilo service in Hartney Hail on Friday
pi m., owing to the District Meeting
of the Methodist Church at Lower
Montague.
~l8LANDER HUNDRED.-The Manl-
toba Free Press says:-.'1‘_e directors
of the Great Wlest_ Life o‘ok action
yesterday in the mattel"`*of‘-‘framing li
successor to the late J.” H.: Brnck.who.
from the beginning, was.-in' charge of
the affairs. of this higher successful
company. As a result of, the delibera-
tions, a circular letter was issued at
the close of business, announcing that
(3. C. Ferguson, who has been witl
cial, and has an intimate knowledge
in particular of the Great West. He
is a graduate of McGill, where he was
1900. He began his study of life in-‘
actuarial department in 1900, and re-
was named the acutary of the Great
West Life in 1907, ami has remained
in that position up to the present time.
He will continue to hold the position
of actuary. but in addition will be in
charge of the general affairs ci' the
company. He was born ill Marshfield,
P. E. l., in Murcll, 1878, and is a son
ed a number of papers to insurance
Valuation," “A Pension Fund Meth
od," alid “Participtaiiig-I.ii`o Annu
ities." lie is a member of the Aliieri
cd himself to the proiinineiii people
who are associated _w tli the Great
West Life as directors. His lnaliiler is
extremely quiet and marked by a per-
fect courtesy in nil .his dealings with
the public. ilo-is recognized as expert
on all nlatteri-l relating to life insur-
ance, and has frequently been called
to counsel with the directors of simi-
lar organizations. He is.now llollorcd
with a high and respolisible position
with a company which lisa shown ex-
l'ut ure years _
::OUR ADVERTISEMENT of ilow-
cr and vegetable plants is issued only
ence-there is something in it to in-
terest every
land _mid just at this time it is a good
thing to forget all the horrors of war
-what better way can this be accom-
plished than in the cultivation of
flowers and vegetables. We ure hold-
ing all orders for tender plants until
the weather is warmer~trust custom-
ers will have patience. Send for
price list. J. J. GAY & SON. Char-
lottetown, P. E. I. 1218-0-3M2i
GERMANY THE
SUFTEH Slllll
Coming Campaigns to be Like the
Slow Rubbing of' Two Stones,
the Suffer to be Worn Away
.No. Dashes Anticipated 
In view of the trenleiidous strain, as
well as the enormous task of organiz-
ilig and maintaining lilies of communi-
cation to adequate bases of supplies
to keep pace with a swiftly moving
colunili, the interpretation of the coni-
ing program hy students oi’ warfare
rather indicates the slower process'
will make for the greatest progress
and thc lcasi. cont in nien and lnulii-
tions in forcing the German lilies
back.
This plan succeeded at Neuve (ilia-
pi-lle, when (‘ omnialnicr-iii-(‘liief Sir
John i~‘rcncli felt out the weak spot in
the cnmey's line, concentrated upon
it an intensely hot artillery fire, ex-
ploded sevcral Judiclously placed
mines, then flung a mass of infantry
at the defenders with such success
that the Germans retreated three
miles. 'l‘liis was repeated several
lish and the French.
Thus, step by step, the Union Jack
advances towards the German border,
yet with greater speed the Union .lack
is advancing all over Canada, where
pleased citizens are availing them-
selves of' Tile Guardian Pla!-I Outfit
Offer to secure the Union Jack as fast
as the post. or express or trolley can
carry it to them or bring them to get
lt.
A flag for every home, more than
one if desired, at practically no cost.
is the offer of The Guardian, as ap-
pears in full on another page of this
issue.
No citizen should out a dupli
slowly but aussi towards the Tenton
border. and no- lzen need be, in view
of the sglendidfrtimely and generous
offer of he' Guardian. ;
GUNS F0_B__TH FRONT FROM
3° 4...; -fwo\uiow5`nsAi_ass.
.~` oiirafws.  the i\1g#§>t~.<- of
machine guu`s from li tly, Drum-
mond and James Cerrutheiis, of Mon-
treal. made to the minister of militia
and defence, me specially. slusble at
T ese tw eil-known
_ _ _ _ _ -Q - - - -_-,-_-,-_-_-,-_-_-;_-_-:_-_-:_-_-_-,-_-_-,-.-,-,-_-_-_-,-_-,.,
“Wmded a g°ld medal m me class of tomalr losses in tho fighting on th
surance. Mr. Ferguson has contribut-
mained there for seven years. He
4 operations for the Turks. Ordered by
journals, which attracted wide atteli-
tion. These llavebeen o_ii such sub-
jects as` “Some Modern Methods of
cali Institute of Actuaries, and a
Fellow of the Actuarial society. Dur-
ing the years of his ‘residences -here
Mr. Ferguson has strongly commend-
traordiiiary enterprise, and will, with-
out doubt. receive further honor in
every Monday morning in the Guard-
inn alid Monday evening in the Pat-
riot. (lut out and paste up for refer-
o\vner of a few feet of
times since with success by the Eng- ‘
1*-~ill l\l\l\l\l=°~ A-
'cate of our’countrV dw` moving, . j,l\_ _‘__“!|,* _
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QUARTERLY MEETING. - The
_Fourth Quarterly meeting of the
Pownal Circuit officials found the
work of the year most encouraging.
_The full stipend is paid this year. The
_Circuit is independent, reaching the
highest point in this rcapect that it has
ever attended. The pastor was most
cordially invited to return for 'a 3rd
year. This he agreed--to do subject to
conference a roval._
PD
::sPEc|A|.-Lliunggn plckagea ftow-
er and Vegeta e _eds for 25°. at
Holmanfl. See page _138 Ho|man'e
catalog. _ __ r 12154i-emsal.
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_I-units Lust in    I
  l uniiinuuslin  
 il nlinintis
“Regarding the operations ill the
Dardaiielles, Turkish prisoners recent-
ly arrived in Egypt say tiiat the 0t-
e
Y
Gallipoli Peninsula have been terribi
heavy. The Twentieth Reginielit was
almost annihilated, its Colonel aioile
of all the officers escaping death or
capture. Almost equally severe were
the losses borne hy the l<`o\li'teenth
Regiment.
"The losses in oiliceirs generally has
been very heavy and the gaps are be-
ing illled by naval ofllcers and cadets
from the military school. Men from
every military class are now found in
of the late Senator D. Ferguson, of
Prince Edward island. During the the 'Same unit'
years of his identification with life in-
auranceMr. Ferguson has contribut-
“The attacks on the lirithia posi-
tion early hi May were mostly costly
General Von Sanders to attack with
empty magazines. with bayonet olily,
and by night, they iit=-sallltcd our col-
umn. ltepeatcdiy they were caught
d
_ liy the scarchliglits of the Allies in
_ close formation aild ierrihly punisho
at point blank ranges hy machine
‘guns and rifle fire. Only 120 men
could be collected out of tt regiment
originally 3,000 men strong.
on more than one ocvasinll caught th .
’l`urlr_s as they _were assembling at
night for attack, and assisted b
searchiights, they were kept for some
minutes at a time under heavy rifle
ure winch inflicted serious losses.
MACKENZIE-KING SAYS TESTI-I
MONY WAS DISTORTED.
I UNITED STATES WILL AID A
. 'OOALITION
_| GOVERNMENT IN MEXICO.
~ wasmnoron, son`e--i`.-President
Wilson and his Cabinet to-day adopted
Il- 119W. D0licy to be pursued by the
United States toward Mexico. it has
for its object restoration of order and
the relief of millions ot non~cemba-
military elements which have brought
about conditions regarded as intoler-
able.
The President read to the cabinet
a statement which is to be comniuni-
cated to-morrow to the leaders of all
Mexican factions, serving notice that
unless they themselves compose the
situation, some other means will be
tants from the devastation of Mexlco‘s-
found hy the United States to bring
ali I »Bt\\ble~
soq%ment in the repu ich The
a .
st ent vias approved a er pro-
longed dicuussion. lt will be mad.e
public to-nlorrow.
The specific course the United
States will pursue in the event the
'contending factions fail to agree is
not outlined in the President's state-
ment, hut the administration’s present
purpose is to give moral support to a.
i uiition of the best elements in
Mexico. alid accord the government
thereby created formal recognition.
With such recognition would come an
embargo on arms. permitting the con-
stituted government to receive muni-
tions of war to the exclusion of all
other elements and factions.
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LONDON. June 1.--Sergt. Utah”
0’Leary, who won the Victoria C10!
by killing eight men and capturing twq
trenches, a. machine guu_and`t1|
prisoners alone, has written to ill;
parents, after reading obituary notioei
proclaiming him the bravest man Il
the British army. His lett/el' luylf
“I seo ln to-day’s papers that ‘
have been killed in action. No; I all
still on the ni-mg line doing my bi
for king and country. I 'trust God li
| have done a bit more for my country.
I came out of the last. battle wit
only it few scratches. thank God."
,not going to call me soon. or until
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'  -An 'Extraordinary Milliiiery
" Special For Saturday
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#Ima-_ICI
. Wil'-l me is ' -.- . . ' ; t.
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the Great West for the past eight 1,-0ND0N_ June 1__\ prisoner .ap_ M P t N  = N..
Years “S "-“t“a"Y- had been named- tured a fortnight ago! in the I)ai‘da-     f, ) ` 
This appointment is rightly regilfded nelles says that the Turkish losses in " /  "
in this “HY as 9-l\lgmYl1"\P°"ta“¢ °“"» the defence of their positions' on the ‘ji - A QQ' ,_»_/ir-\"" _ ` .
and me Great West Life Wm be lu re' Gallipoli Peninsula were, at that time l\ `§.i " wg
ceipt of congratulations from all those over forty thousand men    . “s 
Wh° are Pe"5°““"y ‘"5‘lq““imed Wm* This information was given out in
the new °m°e\'~ Mr- F'e|'5“3°“ is a an official statement in London to-day. i -s
thoroughly trained life insurance ofii- The Bta¢_emen¢'f0|10ws: t
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cost only $3.50. We have never shown so many, nor °f>  -
You will and it difficult to believe that these hats  -  ,_-5 ”
any that could compare with them in beauty. We even -f ._ _
a gem. `
doubt if they can be duplicated at a third more than the
This is a special offering for Saturday. Our wo
duce for this particular occasion the -most in style an
a hat at this extraordinary little price. There are m
At $3.50 these hats are remarkable values.
rkroom was instructed to pro-
d value that could be put into
any models and every one is
price we ask.
| Women's.Smart New ci I
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i»‘Z.”’...'.’;‘.it!""‘60c‘. 1.75
Overall Aprons at
These are just newly received.
They are made of good print cotton
in stripes. They are big and roomy
-and they look like 75c each...49c
Sweeping cap to match.. ...10c
Little girls aprons 29c,32c,35c
petticoa s
Fine
Moreen in
A wonderful range of good value
t
Petticoat ............................. _ _ 60|:
Sateen, all colors 1.25
Sateen deep knife pleats 1.75,
just opened CILKTAF
all colors......... ......1.75
“The iiioulitaiii guns of the Allies l | l
E* _4
Y' ,
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that (lhairnian Frank 1'. Wulsli. o
Jolni I). liockcfcllcr, jun.. was per
sonally responsible i`or labour condi
niadc hereto-night by \.V.i..Mackenzic
Canada. and now director of an in
for the Rockefeller foundation. Mr
King quoted from the official steno-
graphic record to substantiate his
charge. _
::Kodaks, Brownie Cameras, Photo-
graphic Supplies, also Developing and
Printing, at Johnsen & Johnson, The
Quality Drugstore. 9972-5-15Mtf.
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‘ tact Toon. is A .
Pluclsnass- PEARL
Teeth are too- precious to
be trlfled with,have~a'dentist
examine your teeth at regu-
lar intervals and always use
a good dentifrice, f -
Quality Tooth Paste
will cleanse, whiten and pol-
ish the teeth without injur-
ing the enamel.
'l`a_ke care of your teeth in
‘ keeping with their value.
Use-
Quality Tooth Paste
and a good TOOTH BRUSH
selected from ‘our stock of
guaranteed brushes.
" Prices from 10c up.
. ,Joh-||son & Johnson
_THE QU/\L|TV DRUGSTORE, "
Cor. Kent and Prince Stl. l
 
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-I._-_-; Shooting
*¢"’*»~_v‘f‘-lui 
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ef 0-V Camera
| The Ensign tiftaginelfabiz “sam-pile `
best petticoat value in P. E. I.
McLeod
oore £1
NEW YORK, J-une 1.-The charge =
the United States industrial licla-
tions (Toniniissioil, distorted testimony /
lwlieii he issued rt siatcineili. ul. Kansas
City seeking to niukc it appear that /5
tiolls.in:tlie Colorado coal fields, was _ _f "
King, former Minister ot' Labour in
vestigation into industrial relations
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;il§|roii`i'ndi)r=l(lls, holiday tribe. or elltin ,Z
and eyen a_ novlc_e can |_et dplerigisd Q '
'snaps' with this premier picture
maker. _ ' _
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- . i '_ _this t.im`e. ,,__»i\  _x);}I'_ _ Enelgnsrengein prl,¢ixef)r(iim 8l.50up. ' .
ill 0 US ill' \ll(il`Q " t‘zi=:.s:'° ..“"° .°   \ / r
. 1 , ortepurc aseo ac ne ‘_______ ________
-_, guns and General Hughes has gladly V - T    NAME ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ' ‘ '
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accepted thi? offefls. Tale f$200.0(;g ~ _ _- I Q _ V U
thus availa le w prov e rom |, "
to 80 guns and will help to offset the ' I M ADDRESS . . .. ...... ....
4* 4 rest efforts new being pilt ‘forward '_' DRUGGISTS 
in this lhranch of *Y*
V You’ve been waiting for an opportunity to pur;
Iiuni Y
To Purchase a Piani
, Are You Going to Make
~ The Most of it?
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chase a high quality piano at a low price, haven’t you.
Well, here it is----a chance you have never had before
' or perhaps will never have again. It is a chance of a
whole lifetime---the one you’ve wanted---the one you
have waited for. It is yours now, grasp iii while you
may, because a chance like this comes but seldom and
doesn’t last long.
It is for you to do as you please-you alone must de-
cide whether or not you are going to take advantage of
this 12-day Sale-it is up to you to make a decision and
act quickly.
Every piano in our showrooms is marked in plain figures, you can see at _a
glance the regular and reduced price. Every piano offered in our £12-day Sale is
brand new and is guaranteed. The pianos are all lined up on our showroom floor
in such a manner that you may select the instrument you want from nearly adozen
different makes, at almost as many different prices, without the least delay.
_ We have planned and arranged our store and service so that every customer
may receive the usual prompt and careful attention during this Sale. Every out-of-
town purchaser of a piano will have his train fare refunded in casii and the instru-
ment he buys will be shipped to his nearest railroad station free of charge, besides
receiving absolutely free a stool and music book.
Don’t"d'elay in seeing and selecting " .
your piano. Every day counts. lf you °
can’t call today. write or phone us- Information Coupon
don’t take any chances-don’t hesitate MHLER BR05 _
Charlottetown, P. E. I.
-act NOW. `
Please send me, without obligatiol
catalogues and particulars of Pianos o
fered in your 12-day Annual Sale.
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