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In “The Colleen Bawn”

world_ a story of Irish Life that will live as long as mankind. In this Kalem adaptation, _staged ulpon authentic location in Ireland, the story is told with a rea ism that will bring back to every son and_ daughter of Erin, the tang of the peat smoke, and the shimmer on the waters of Lake Killarney.

K THE CENTRAL

Dion Bovcicault gave to the

Dodging Matrimony H°I°“’5-___ sffatageln

. Featuring Maiestic Stars-in an It S 3 Scream Interesting Drama

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H Admission Time

Five Cents "7.15 & 9 p. m. ,

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A N OT H E R H VPC H _ I `woaunnn:nn..¢uu1au1__:_igu11aan»1a'a»pnn1ur,

LONDON, U-nt., Mny 23.- Alleging

that the Methodist Church was be- ing hindered -by the attitude Presbytcrinns on Church Union, the London Methodist Ministerial Con- ference Committee has reconi-mended that unless the Presbyterians decide on Q tangible lvisis, all negotiations will bc iiliiiiiiloiied for the prescnt_

*N °H"“"” UNION- Iaiuir selections ron

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You uiirr Kufoiiii

To Ihvc Gray Hair

YOII’T‘I~lIi`Ul, Al’l’li}ARAN(‘_|-I 'l‘OO (llllil.-\'I‘ AN i‘\h‘.\`I<}’I‘ 'I'() LOSE.

"A worn-.iii is as old as she looks"- and nothing will make her loolvolrl so surely or so quickly ns gi-ey 1fnir_l

It is pi.-ssible for any woiuaii to‘

prevent her hair turning gray or to restore her gi'ay hair to all its turin- cr beauty.

ll:iy's Hniir Health will do it. It is

not ii dye. It sccoinplislies its rc- gulfs quickly, surely, easily and at the same time stimulates and invig- iwiitel-i the scalp and hnir roots. It removes duirdrufi.

We are sure enough of its results

to say that we will refund y_nur mon- ey if it fails iiiter 5 fair trial.

$1.00, 50c, 25c. Gut it at our store

sold and rccoiuiiiended by li, A. 1"ut“ ter, (lli:ir_lotteto\\'n.

'|`hiit dnndrufl is caused by gerirs

is accepted by every sensible l>0\“S0“- l`l-andrull is the root of ull hair evils.

GUARDIAN READER

Furnished by 57.5. nouson. :.:7.~:..7.--.T.>:;;.=.................... .,_

FULFILLMENT.

No; it is not yours to open buds

into blossoms.

Shake the bud, strike it; it is hc-

ynud your power to iniake it blossom.

.Your touch soils it, your tear its

pi-tiils to pieces, nnd strew iz, on thc dust.. ’ ‘

Ilut no colors appear, und no por-

fume.

Ali! it is not for you to open the

liud into R blossom.

lilossori- does it so simple. H-c gives it ii glance of his eyes, and

the life san stirs tllfougli its veins, for he w-ho can make the bud blossom does it so simply.

At his lirenth the flower spreads its

wings and flutteirs i-n the win'd.~

Colors flush out like hear»t-long-

secrets.

He who can open the bud does it so

simply.

-fly l`{iibi|iilriiu-at-h 'f‘ni;i>i“e- Poet

ol liidin-. ‘

"If you go fishing the 2-ith, 'you

better lay in yoursupply of fishing tackle now, B0 you will have every~

::0f -.-oursi-_ you want chocolates,

thing ready. This is the -head- quart ‘ers for fishing gear-our tackle was

He who can open the bud into ii,

ings. the perfume betrays sweet'

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gooil chocolates-these im- the kiiiil ,gglnclged IW ntndcxpertl [tangles ggdtioniss fresh °h°c°mte"_U'ese aw me kindiidu yheriimfloi? roilti? li)ngs rzcls flies' iv.. sen. \'..n w-ui and inn-ii M.»ir_._l'q;}§§tB 'mms si-“km-etc ' Tw; always fresh, sweet and Dure at 351:. lanes' 'Mg (`.r,,M; (.em_g,e'q§,_ ' MBU rifle. to $1_oo I. nnx. \\;iinr<is I-‘ark - ' ' ‘ ‘ ' ‘ I)i.p'pr~_d chocolates at G0c. to $1.25 ii

box. Neilsons, the purest made 40c. '”_”““°”"“"”""

to £2.00 il box. l.l‘gg<-ts thi- famous American Chocolates at $1.00 H pox "l.E'l‘ VOI. PEEK mend your pots Moirs in bulk liuc. n pound. McKiii'n- und mans- 150~ l>ll¢kl1i<@~ IC- A- Fost' on Drug Conipiiny.-Mtf. .e1', Gentrnl Drugstore. 2482-5-22m3i.

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PAYS to b ln this pr vmu

of all Irish Dramas , "1 °

INBTALLING ENGINE. -» Mr._ L.-.reached Maier Bartlcttlon F'r1day~ev-

P E. ,.,d_a1, ,\,l\I.I.l~1Z‘E., Miuiitreal, wh; gag. The ‘1;;lward Island

wp ls at present ln L-harlot own. HIP Opens an una and will con

‘ he;-9 to lnital -an eng-ina in the -tinue until July,11. ~ _

By Dion Bovcicault Presented By Kalem Co. Inc’ power how °f 01° m*“=\‘i“° °‘\‘°l’“ °‘ ‘ '

the P.E.I. Railway. ‘

SHIPPING. - Captain Rolierts has

sold the schooner “Joseph Mefiill." co Capt. Jos. Melanie, of Wallace, N. S.-- A schooner is at present loading -at Chatham -160-tons 'of- freestone for Bt.. Dunstan’s Cathe- dral. ' '

LARGE L_I'1"I‘ERS.--In referring to- the llttcra in the Provincial Sil-

_vc Black Fox' co., oi which Mr , _

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Jour Ag-new is President, it was stated in The Guardian on Fflldsv that there were ,over 30 pups now in the ranch. This was a typogra- phical error and should have read 20. which is an excellent showing rom live Pairs of foxes. _

VI("I`0RIA DAY DANCE.-On lllon

day evening, May 25th., Miss (lor mar. will hold a twelve o'clock__'dauee in her hull for the members of her dilierent classes and visitors to the nity. Opening dance, 8.30 o’clock. '

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.\`PE(`I.»\L A'I`Tl{A(`TION.-A uu-

ique and aLtract'i\'e feature at Miss Gorman’s concert will be -the pan lomine and “()sten<l"-n new societ dance by Misses Croskill, Lowe, Gill and Jolinsou; Misses Lowe and Gill tnkl-ng the mule characters in cos- tume. Dnn’t miss the best concert of thc Bvnsoii .on May 2Hth.

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The Way Io Solve the Dress Question.

The way to dress well at llttls cost

ls to buy ten or twenty cents woi'th of DY-O-LA, any color desired, which you can obtain fron- your Drugglst or Dealers. You can dye anything right at home, with better results than professional Dvers can giv; you. Thousands of women are Dyeing their clothes with DY-O-LA every day, and their Dresses look "Just like New.” Not liked "Dyed o\'er Goods," as is the way with other Dyes. By-the- way, have you seen the new DY-O- LA Shaded Color Card? It's a beauty! Gives all the latest colors that will be worn this spring, your Druggisa. or Dealer will be pleased to show it to you. At. the same time ask him for one of those Handy Lit- tle Booklets, which gives in a cou- cise form nll the valuable informa- tion in regard to Dyeing, which pro- fessional Dyers have -been years in finding out. If he is out ofthe Book- lets don't hesitate to send a Post. Card to the manufacturers of DY-O- ,LA, The Johnson-Richardson Co., Limited, Box 1240, Montreal, Can., and they will send you one proiulllilv by mall.

_ CAMP INSTRUC'l‘IONB.-_- The Memorandum of ~ Camp instructions

EUNIIUIHIIIUI _

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looked upon by many as a most un- . mv.-urd but irremedlablc event. Espec ially was this true of the last decade of the nineteenth century and the union with Can-ada had come to be first decade stood still iippoint of Population, The census of 1911 sh-owed that we had lost, in addition to th-e natural growth or! out fertile population, between nine and ten thousand of our people. We had also

‘lost one third of . our representation

in the I-louse of Commons at Ottawa., after having entered the union with a full understanding by our public ment of both parties, that we were to have six representatives ln that fbody for all time,.as British Colum~ bin was guaranteed before the Is- land Province consented to loin her fortunes iritl; the Dominion.

"'Go\'ernments of both political par

ties had broken faith with us, and had confessed their failure tg im-

vital matter of our winter transport to and from the mainland. We had no mineral wc_altli_ to develop, as _\'0\~,, Scotia hail. no lumber, or ns- Lural gas, as New _Brunswick had,and. no manufacturing ilevelqpment, such as hail taken place in tihe inainlun provinces under the ;\ntional Policy We had seen our young mer- an middle-ugeil men -leaving our shores on so»cnlled harvest excursions td the North-West, avthousand ill is day,nnd goiiigdii scores and hun dreds lu the United Stiites, while ¢,_,m|,m~.;ti\-i-ly few return. Our once staple and important. oyster in dustry was beinig rapidly destroys hy ov_i-_r~tishi_ng and the Star fish Pest, while thu Dominion, which had the control of it,_ did nothing to check the destruction, or effect n restora- tion. Unilei' impossible financial terins-, unwiscly agreed upon by our union delegate-s in 1873, the provinci- was iibsoliiti-ly unable tu provide dn- c<-ntly for its public services, even with the closest economy, -without incurring annual deficits, which in twenty yi-ars, under successive (loi- ernments, had nniounted fo ovci' 1 million dollars." The Premier th-en refers to the clmnse of \"tovcmir.‘cnt. and to -the Growth of tho fox industry and pro- ceeds. '

“What the car Terry will do for

Prince Edward Island in the way of increased production and tra-dc, in enhancing the values of renl estate

,yan

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within

but lwwll BW

upon lt and 509°* “N 5 _P"°'/ mlheiit feature the 0DN'l!\lltic l°¢.I' ing which today and which has taken ‘lf N10 d°'l?°“d' mov 0! th‘a’Dalt yell. _ ' ' “The increased suhllidy-ot-one IND' dred thousand dofllafl' UWT!! °I’l'°'i“‘ ed from Ottawa, together with an increased grant'!or- agriculture' from the same source,-undo new reV°lK\1° last _vear of thirty seven thouasmd dollars from the fox-lu'd11Slil'Y‘. 'M15 which were largely increased ' from year to year,--have transformed our Provincial ,1lnances,~_ enabling the loc,-

leducsitioni roads, bgdges and ferries, while the long series of annual »de-- ncits in the pu'bl-ic accounts of the rovlnce has -given place t‘0 a 11000919 surplus this vear with iz<`>0d prospect oi larger ones in the“yeare to comi-

"Our present attitude is one of

hops -and confidence, and of reconcili- latlon and goodwill toward the Do- lminlon from whlch_wé‘ had 'been es- trnngcd. ll/lost grateful'-and pleasing to the years ofthe public men who have prepared '_tlie`w‘a'.y for this great change mast it__be` to ,witness these | vldences that the _Island Province ls- to be herealterh one _lu heart amd :sentiment with henslster Provinces of the' Great Dominion. 11.30 »_ _ _ ' ' I "Out ni thl'sl_transformation of spl- lrit and attitude towards the Dcxir- inion has come the -desires to cele- brate the ince tlon'of t-he.unioii:i idea

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plemant the terms of union in the* and lo claim for the Island its hon-

ourable place as.the cradle of Con- ederation. Such a' celebration would never have been proposed un- der the old order -oft things. ‘It would ‘have been impossible two or three years ago lradithe -anniversary ol the' iiubilee than fallen due. It is eagerly ‘loolred forward to now, because the Island Province is now becoming emiiucipated and the ties which bind her to hci sister Province are no 'longer loc-Ire;-iipon es fetters of iron. And under these happier auspices we feel that all true Ganadi-ans can re- joice wit-h'us in t-he ccvnsummntion of n common igood, a patriotic union of hcprts. and join with us heartily 'in the celebration of the first union conference held fifty years ago. | "In Feptemiber, 1864, the leading

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Fly Swalling

Is Useless

Our Dominion Entonrologist says:

-“l am convinced that the practical results of the ily swattiing campliiigns

l(‘vr tt akomsiclii more _ _ _ ‘ Iil»eziii,l~e1»iicl>Ii"iliilonotliD heretofore for.. _ - ' ‘ ._

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_l_ Love You Truly _ - ~ , -MR, CAnil4is That Song _Divine - - MR. GALLAGHER

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__ “Sixty _ Years a Q_uo_en”

A picture epitome ,of the life ,of Victoria the good in seven

_ - _ i _ parts and_286 scenes. ‘ 4 _ _

` ‘ _ _ ' Wait for it-Watchfor. it-_See it_ , ,Write it down in your date bookiusl like this-I am _going

. -to the Prince Edward June 5th or 6th and see this gret picture.

' THEN COME AND SEE IT i _

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I statesman of the Provinces by the ::Oll‘ve Oil has been' with ng eve,- Great `Le.lres- ‘and the peg, were very ' since history began in the Gard” of ‘heartily welcoimed to our hes/rths Eden, but even yet most _peop1g,q,;, -and homes; Allonr-'people joined to not appreciate thefull advantagesof do them honour in public -gatherings, this product. Olive Oil is splendid at the festal board, ln speech and in cooking, frying, bak ng and 1-¢,a¢t_ song. So it will -he again when a 1ng_ 15 uxcellont for dimssings ,md few months hence there shall gather Balwds, while its medicinal propert-_ _lu Charlottetown the pu-hlic men ol ies should' place it in every ' family ,the expanrleil Dominion from the At- medicine chest. You will and the "1““tl° to the 1089150- MBV-_ISIN “le” finest, purest Olive Oil here nc 50¢ B

Ibvxiionwbe lwlxithgftef the great N105; pint. _ McKinnon Drug Company,

HEI €B.l'B 8. O 811 »‘ ‘

which was nevm geilgre reaizéd in Great George and Kent Streets.ME¢r its fullness and entirety as it will bc P' I -I 11-9- -_-| ln this/year of ac _1914 ”

tomorrow at 7.88 and Wednesday at 7.39; it rises tomorrow morning at

gr e, .

4.16 and Wednesday at 4.15.

- The moon rises tomorrow morning

'_'“_ ' _ at 4.59 and. Wednesday at 5.49.

TiHF} IGXPRESS.-The express nr-i There was 5 new moon on-Sand-nyl

night nt 11.15 o’clock.,_ The first quarter’ of the moon will

be on Monday, June 1 at 10.03 a.

Dr. G. F. Dewar, who has been on m_ i

n. tvisithto l\/Izontreal, _is expected to 'php length Di today will be fifteen le ur" Om” me °ve“""" -hours and 19 minutes and ol tomor-

' ' f iift ii d ii -ii

Miss Jacqueline McDonald, Montn- rfiillutesfen ours an twen Y ‘ve

giie. spent _ th'e week en-d at li-cr

I1Oll'l3 Ill this (lilly. I p l i

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TIIE TEMPERATURE _~~` I . _, I / I Q

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I nina noon, nic. E [)(,)Dl)§

Till; wEA'rHER_- Yesterdays D N

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weather wus on the whole Inir, In the early morning, it was very windy

‘ cool, cloudy and tliri-_atening~ in~

Irived in Ulinrfiatbetown on' Saturday Mnv 24th, and 10.35 p. m. _ I

that have been carried on -by some deed there was -E light ral" "l‘°“'“"

of our newspapers are useless -as fly reducers.” But the fact that .one

in.-cent pack-ei oi winpo-N's FLY and evening _“'°"° very Plc'-Smit _ PM-,S is capable of killing a busheh The tide will be high this morning

of flies proves them to be the best of nt 1021’ t°m°"`°w at 1054 ‘ ‘md lkllih

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mu nv killers md recommends their Wedhesdayiit 11.27, it will be high to

c0ntinu0“S’l',su to ,good h0usekeepeI_s_ Giviégdht nit. 11.51. itomorrow at 12 and ‘V -.,';.._,`.. i WIL-sou s FLY PADS are said by “es “Y '"0 " ns M 12- - _

all grocers and -dru-gglsts everywhere. TUB HU!! B955 this Gvening at 7-37.

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sunny and wn-rm, and the nfternonn Cb\

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I-T-he Mason Pure Bred Silverhlack Fox' C0., Ll-II-T-I

Charlottetown . . . Prince Edward, Island 0. . . Canada.. _

Authorized Capital ‘$170,000 Present Stock Issue' 85,000 " Shares $50 eacli I

Provisional Directors

President-Alfred Pickard, Senior Member of A. Pickard & Co.,

Coal Merchants, Charlottetown, P. E. I.

Charles II. Chandler, Proprietor of Fennell & Chandler, Wholesale 8:

Retail Hardware, Charlottetown, P. E. I.

W. S. Newsom, Exporter oi Produce, Charlottetown.

R. Percy Mulch, Farmer & Dairyman, Director P. E. I. Agricultural

Mutual Fire Insurance Co., Charlottetown, P. E. I.

Herbert Mason, Famer & Stockman, Charlottetown.

SECRETARY and TREASURER

E.I'I. Beer, Ionnerly of Beer & Weeks, Dealer in Investments and Real

Estate, Office Morris Bloclr, Charlottetown, P. E. I.

REFERENCE and BANKERS

The Royal Bank of Canada, Charlottetown.

‘ SOLICITORS

McKinnon & McNeill, Charlottetown, P. E. I. _

' Prince Edward Island has been raising Silver Black Foxes since 1877. ' ' -

In 1910 a large shipment of Silver Black ` Fox :pelts was sent

to Lampson & Co of London and the average price realized was ‘about $1,400 per skin. - _

in 1909-1,827,006 Fox skins were marketed, of which only

4300 were Silver Blacks. Thebest grades came from Prince Edward Island. \ ‘ 1

It will take»from 15 to 20 years to supply the market with as

many pelts as was procured from the wilds ten years ago. The wealth of the world is increasing the demand for furs every year. "

Present prices of P. E. I. pedigreed live Silver Black Foxes

range from $15,000 to $30,000 per pair. _ I

A pair of extra choice breeders with a big producing record;

sold in 1913 for $32,500, and another pair of breeders and their first litter of four pups, were sold in 1913 for $51,000. _' "

The averafge life_ of the Silver Black-fox is from 10 to 12 ears

and the size o the litter runs from 2 to 7 pups, the average being 3 1-2 to each ranch female. -

Investors all over the world are waking up to the possibilities

of furfarming, and that P. E. Island with only 1,602 pure bred Sil- yer Black Foxes cannot supply _the demand, hence the high and increasing prices for breeding ,_ap;mals.W ,Q ,, _

The profits divided among investors in P. VE. Island ranches in

1913 aggregate over $3,000,000 according to the Government Re- port for the year ended 31st December, 1 13. ' ` '

So great is the demand for Silver Black Fox fur that even if

every available pelt on Pnnce--Edward Island was placed onthe London market today there would- not besufiicient supply to meet a two hour demand. , , - - _ 1_

__ _ Wesley Frost, Esq.,American Consul at Charlottetown P. E. I. has estimated that $900,000 of American ca ital has been invested in' Prince Edward Island for enterprises to date. `

This is a business man’s proposition. The Directors are ,well `known,_ successful inen in

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‘decides the isposltion oi this iiuuter.

| 'theofllce/in Morris lildisk

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The capital stock now issued is $85,000 divided into 1700

shares at $50.00 each. The authorized capital is $170,000 so that the company can enlarge if necessary. . ~ ,

, I All eicpenses incurredf in organizing and promoting the com- panv, selling stock, etc., will be borne directly_ and so ely by the promoters, every_ cent you invest goes to pay for five pairs of oxes at $17,000 per pair. - ,

Our five pairs ofaguaranteed, pure bred silver black foxes are

from the best origin ranch stock on Prince Edward Island, are from strains of high records for large _litters and fur production, and areguaranteed free from any physical defect whatsoever.

_` One pair is from the ranch of Thomas Moyse of Bedeque, and

is from stiick closely related to two Fairs that were sold 'by him in 1912. _ hese two pairs produced e even pups; the next year and 13 pups in 1914. V - \

"We have arranged with Mr. Thomas Moyse of Bedeque, P. E.

I., one of the most successful Fox Ranchers known and a man of unquestionable character, to ranch our foxes for one or- more years. Mr. Mogse has had wonderful success raising foxes. The ranch in whic he has full oversight sold in Sept. 1912 two pairs ton Company in Summgriiide P. E. 1'., these rwoegairs were ranched with_Mr. Moyse ag _ _n 1913 sroducedelev tgupswhich _were sold in 1913 f r '$_17,000, 'per pair, -giving ¢ Company are- cord divi end. We-are therefore-,fortunate in securing-auch-ja capable and trustwol'thy.man.‘ ~ "-= 1' , ‘ _- -

_Ra chi ` ' 'nbc 1o_ T for the tiimitgiuieliipeiilesaéiisyiilfter thatppegrigiit of the

Mal iorde f k ' h _ '_ are ha1§nc’2°3iiii _ Pi:;mq°§i°r§?i° AEI; -iiici Treasurer fora tus or any information

W ' n' ' 'sl bs rd shows svliialteotihoetrsplgirriil dgge :neil we are

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