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WILLIAM NORRIE, CLARA BOW and Hollywood's Twelve Most Beautiful Girls.

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Snake's A REAL BEAUTY The New “Luxor” Sandal

The “Luxor”.Sandtal comes in Jack "Rabbit and_ Airedale Buck also ‘in Black Patent Leather and are Good- yctar welted. '

The open work effect is set off with distinctive charm by the prevailing light shades of HOLEPROOF HOS- IERY.

Mail Orders Prepaid.

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SHOE CO., LTD. x Sunny-side, Charlottetown, P. E. I.

BROWNIES MAKE GOOD PICTURES

That’s one-half the story. The other half is tliatthey make "good pictures

FROM OUR COMPLETE STOCK

Children can select just the Brownie "they like. * _ Hsrs also is the lllm to lit ‘the lrownlr-for ws

bavs dependants Jim-KODAK FILM-An a alas to ti: any Osmsrw ' ,8 .

*‘ jBrownies $2.05 up , PROMPTpD Pyvnnormo AND t t . Meefilitlflfi". IPRW @0- i ' The time‘ Store‘ . Po 0a wimp“. " l ‘ ‘ _. "s, I’: lull-A

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CHARLOTT ETOWN OARNIVALl

snort ut -c.. t. '°"‘ “m” l“. ‘m Week, July 14 to 1a. auto-outsell

DOMINION DAV SPORTS at Emerald. See list of entries in this issue. 296443-24 7i.

COAL ARRlVAL8.- The scbr.‘ "Ambition" is discharging a cargo of old Sydney Screen coal for W. D. Gillie 8t Co. .

BALL GAME THIS EVENING»- The Eastern Stars and P. W. C's will meet for the first time this ‘season in what is predicted to be 4 “y; FQWL’ wAN-rEg_wB wp] a red-hot contest tonight at 6.15 on purchase live fowl, 5 lhs., and up. 1'5 w- C- gfiiulids-

June 23 to June 28. Well fatteasd birds only accepted. P. J. Noy &

RESPONSE! WHAT IS lT?—-4l.

THE LOWER FREETOWNERS are coming toNew Glasgow Tues- day July ist instead oi‘ tonlght- 1i

‘ THE ANNUAL CONVENTION of tho Women's institutes will be httld in tho ’l‘eclttiicttl School liuild ing on Wpdtttestiny und Thursday. July 2nd and Ilrd. All pcrsms who wish to exhibit handicraft work in tho island iiatttlictntft l-lx- cbnngo at tho 'i‘ocln|lteal School Building arc asked to communicate with the Supervisor, Wmuv.n's in stituto, liox 122i, (Zharltlttt-ttiwn. 2i

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Frltsou AIS

Mr. E. l. MacLauchlin, Montague

AGAIN TAKES UP DUTIES- fMr. James Lonsrgan who has been the popular chof at tho dining hall at Holland Cove for a num- ber of seasons enters upon dutios therefor this season today.

[FOR THE SUMMER DAYS all sl- zes chiidrcns rib itose, brown, black white 25c pair. Prowse Bros, Ltd.

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TO SPEND SEASON-Mr. Mrs. J. 0. Iiyndman,

and

‘Canadian National and askcil what‘

Jlldléfi illlll lwas n visitor to tho city Saturday. _

ran Acnannornzrowu WGUARDIAN lNew Industry

For Canada

OTTAWA, June :9.——Slr Henry| Thornton, mesldent of the Cano- diln National Railways told the special house committee on Natlcu. ui Railways and Shipping yester- day morning of a new industry for the West. The new process for ntanufactttrlng paper pulp from straw had been discovered ini France. Although lautcnts. dllll whoic of 1iroccss were controlled in Franco; Frutcit interests had practically completed arrange- ments tor construction of mill at. Winnipeg. They bad come to the]

the railway was prepared to do in the matter of rates. _lt was a ne business and u nt-w movctnon , and n new rato had to in: madc for Au ll. wit; on infant. lntinstry. anti would prove.‘ lunt-ficittl to Wlltiltifll tjtrmt tz-t by utliizini! ill" Wuslu . raw, tlm railway fcit justi l'lt;tl in looking quitu a low rate.

Chariot; He Gav? Poison To Wife

WlldTl-l rmtNts. N. Y~. June 27 Ilart-nt-o t), llarlnzz. accused by

Mrs. W. S. Stewart and Miss lllan~ chard are to occupy tho Fltlzgornltl Mn George trmbqs, Vernon, was cottages at Holland Cove this sum- umqng the vlglmrg to the c“. SM. m"- _' urday.

THE 5 5- ¢ANAD|AN SAPPER Mr. and Mrs. Jantcs lilacLarott, 33"“ "m" M91370"! slllilfllflyt Jill"! Montague, are among tho gin-sis ro- 2Sth, she will be due here tho ovcn- gjgmmq a; the Q\](\nn_

ing of July 1st and on Wednesday, t

July 2nd sails for St. John's New- foundlntttl. For further particulars apply to Buntaln, Bell & Co.. Agents. 3069 6 27 3i

Tho advance [larty of Sparks Cir cus which will ht.- hcro Carnival Week arrived in tho rity Saturday night by private cur. '

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C» J- the H“ or those ohhmlntipnbuc son have flilliflllitl from a holiday S ‘ ‘ tvisit to Ottawa. Mrs. (lailngltt-t-

chool Certificates from Queen ‘| _ _ | s remaining ovor with her mother Squnro School. William llognn. h". the alumna‘. monum

Joules Prowse, Charlcs Riley, Hurry Davey.

Misses Mildred and Martina Mo

4 PIECES s4 INOH Shepherds fgilifili’,?.§..1“'l¥tf?§§'°"?§§i“ti”;

P um- Prices “p to 53-50 ciearhig visit to thcir mother. Mrs. Owen l“ $1100‘ A few m“ Shievmmis 5W9" McKearncy, ML-Stcwnrt and their

em ‘or ladies "~50 to ‘4-50- Pmwaelslstor, Mrs. Jns. F. Duffy, Enstnn Bros. Lid. 3i St" CHM

-CHERRY VALLEY. —Hls Grace ' M11 R H1 1 M; M the Archbishop of Nova Scotia will ‘of 15153501330, ‘thliigngltr, 15.8 Sfnaar:

‘Resort Cottages at Holland Cove.

evening at 8 o'clock, and address quite m and Wm 10m m lmpmg

POLICE cour-rr -—Charged wtthir°at°r° h“ °ld “u” "n"

" violating the prohibition lawsl

1% Aloysius Trainor and Frank GONVICT SENDS V, O'Brien appeared at the Police {Court on Saturday. T" were adjourned till July 6th.

A GREAT SNAP all shades lad-

ce futll blouse

85c, ‘t ‘Ltd. l

Pmwae Ems" one get an education without hav lng to come to the penitentiary."

Fine Rib sil-k lisle hose all good, , ‘shades. Special price 69c, Prawns g? fxggsll gggdlent m m! mo“

Broe" ma‘ "l am in the State Pen. at pres

GROWWG IN POPULARWY‘ _ Whitman College have been

tho past seventeen years was in our x m office in connection of Whitopnxle 1

~Lliy week and expressed himself as can’ 1 being very well satisfied with the t ‘result nil-he BPDClBI week 0i’ adver-

idonate theurbovc amount so tha

tend with today."

who censored Reich's letter, th

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course in architectural drrtwln

bus to exsorvice men.

tisitig. Thtrcottsttnlptlon 0f. White Lily biscuits in ‘Charlottetown is we believe the biscuits are the most . popllllll‘ with the consumers of P. it]. products of the island are used in t-lto making oi‘ White Lily Biscuits t superior quality ofthe Brand. IMr. Walker speaks very highly of the . ly appreciates t-helr kind co-oper- ation. "Your merchants are courtesy ‘ the peoplo of Charlottetown and >_._ ti! E. island will visit bho Whito

CONFIRMATION SERVICE at H 1i . St Peter's Cathedral this (Monday) qesinwflgf Mgsindlauxg; gzlirtgeéfihtiiost office, as well as by railway

‘ by m“ Archbmwp M NW“ Selma: Ithat rest at the sea shore will soon

3°“ case“! WALLA. WALL/i, V'\sh., Juno IZiL-Charles Kelch, No. 0344, at the -Wash-ington State Penitentiary, has

‘ l i t h - les Jiffy Blouse lengths. your choi- gnvgioxéento ‘final vtigntlxgiz’; (1:25:

Kelch read in newspapers that A SPECIAL GOOD UNE Lulu“ the historic college was campaign-

‘ eut. and the boys and girls from

‘Mr. Walker who has been coming! up ..| hero on several oc ~asi lth d l“ ‘ to Charlottetown in the interests of shows and have dcmmogsnznuafrzrso

Messrs, J. A. Mntrven,iLttl-,mnnut’ac- wings at dmerem time,‘ w he“).

mrprs m‘ whim Lily Biscuits m‘ brighten things for the men here so glad to be able to help what

“l am studying in hero and get- lting an education, and l want to

it may help in a small way for sotne- _ one else to get an education wlth- Y0K"! 11503 out having to come to tho peniten-l tlary, as that is one of tho mnlnt, problems that society has to con-

Accordlng to tthe deputy wardro-

prlsoner was illiterate when receiv-

h wealthy wifo, Sarah (irlifit-hs Baring, oi‘ aitottttpiltig to murdo" ‘llilf with poison, was placed on tri- al bolbrn (‘ouniv .lll'il'l‘ l"llll'--" " illionklny, Ills counsel indicated that iho would t)fi't‘t' iuszuiity as his ..-- loner‘, against the state's ztiloga- {ions that b0 placed arsenic trlnx~ itlo anti tlistzztse germs in food DP" purod for his wilt».

lt was nst-ortnlnotl that the auth- orities: have been in direct commun- ication with Miss Mlldrotl llotrm, n school teacher friend of Baring and that silt‘. will be called by llistrict Attorney Arthur Rowland as a sin‘- ,prlso witness. Barton's frlnntlshlll for Miss Beam, the District Attor- ney romcntls, was the motive inr Ilarlnyfs nllzegetl attempt to do aw. ay with his wife.

____<-o>——— SECRETS THAT_CAN'T BE KEPT’

Tito recent receipt by the British KTrc-ttsury of some hundred of ‘pounds in conscience money, sent ‘by dcfalultlng taxpayers. Shel“ -light on a side of life with which

many people are unfamiliar. Con-

hold divine service at Cherry Val-he,- aga-n m span‘ t}, n t .19!’ m" Tueldfly. Jilly 18¢ at 5 ll- m-iotiee of tho Chnrlottetoewiiurguireihiir Somme ‘Honey is received every

day not only by this particular Government tlcpartmeitt but by the

nllother transport ‘companies, and ‘by various charities.

“My little hoy is seven years old and I told the conductor he was flvc,’ a conscience-stricken mother wroto to a tramway company. “I

F0 R COLLEGE FUND enclose the money l should have In another case

paid for his fare." a man wrote to a railway company:

from London without ticket. Please find the herewith." "Remorseful."

[a [toticnt there.

more ntotltlng extra. Ono man sent £1

to a towl

explanation that during his boll day he had occupied buudstant seats Illflily times without paying

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in another case a woman sen 0d. to the Gonornl Post Office “a

fow days nun!" ea

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glquantity of silk and other good

furnished bytho Knights of tCoium-uimtiggletl by him into this country

fourteen years previously.

increasing every month and today “ Island, Considerable quantity of the a? and perhaps this aecou-nts for the Charlottetown merchants and keen- porsoniilet " ho said. lie hopes that ' Lily Factory ii‘ in Moucton at any '

of pains. stiffness in the

limbs and lama back are

due to

Rheumatism

Rexali Rheum aitic Tablets

promptly ralisvs muscular

and chronic rheumatism,

‘lllfflbllbo “b. x PRICE Oils.

Ono of tbs gun turrets on tbs

Irltlsb Clam ‘and no such lrltllh hails of hsmarwstlvgybatoro.» ‘fin mam, is an all bumsr andthas a

BANKS AND SITES BOTH

tho Irltiah spacial asrvlcs squadro n. which ls making a around tits world and has rsaohbl Victoria, l. c. strsngth and also of tbs ship lsyglvsn h‘ of tbs man who ars loading supplies,

pulse" which accompanies hsr, an

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battle srulasr "Hood," flagship of srulas

comparison with Uta flfluraa its "Hood" and tbs “Ra- tb largest hattls crulaars In the vQaIs bavs avat- bssn saafn out- " n0’ is of OMllb-tsns dlapla s- spud i

1P. n. 1. Orphanage

in. 1., Protestant Orithunsse we! W gether in th n

tory. Delegates were welcomed at Cfllle Paul -by Entertainment Coin mittce, Luncheon was served to a large number at

was very pieaeatit and the visitors

were very much ititetested in tilt‘ liontc and the children-

Branch

clerk on the South Coast, with the

while a (catcher forwarded £5 10s to‘tho local titlucatiott attthorlties, Whiting excess of salary paid two

recompensq for lmving stamped n letter with n used li/nd. stamp 11

Ono of the longest lapses of ;thc kind 0n record was that of a n who sent the Customs auth- ls now studying a correspondoncelorltles £11 by way of ditty on a

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Auxiliaries Meeting The Branch Auxiliaries of the P.

is Cltyon Friday June

7th for the first time in their his

12.30.

A visit to the Orphanage at 1.30

At 3.15 an importatit meeting was held in the Cundall iiome. Many Auxiliary representatives vticré in attendnttcc. Reports cover‘ ittg the work done by all the Uiph attuge AttxiliurZ-os during tlluiti‘ 01" ganinatitlu were road and showed a vory active interest in tho. work. llr_ '|ldtnarsh gave an ititctrcsiitig and iinttruclvt: tu-lk on tho cblltirctt, tho. cam thoy required anti their llPilll-‘i; also tho duty that every liclfiflll owes tho orphanage tutti children, a tluty that conscience shou d not allow lit-t to shlrk. tllr, Titlmamlt has for the tiast your given his sorlvccs grails to this institution. ilo has boon tnost attentive to the children, and tak cs tho tlvmpcst lnlorosi in oncourai!" lug and ltolping tho work alone. 1nd we appreciate vory tnuch his gsnoro-tity in giving his limo and ‘services, Mr. Walker also gave. an interest.- ing talk on llnszartikt Tea, and pro- soutetl a very feasible sritcttic. showing the bottofit lliu (‘lrplttittagts would receive by tho illllffififitlil sale of “Tho Ton," and asked tho cup- port of tho ladies, who are zilways trttatly to stand by any good cause that will be a bent-fit to the 0r~ 'pltanttgo. The (lrgunlzatiotl oi‘ a Provincial Auxiliary was next on thc prograur me. Officers were clot-trad from the three counties, namely, “Ptnvittclal lhwls-itletit," M-rs. G. l). Wright, Pro- vincial Vice-Prcsitlotit, Queen's county. Mm. W. K. Rogers, Pro- vincial VicelPresitlont, Prince Coun- ty, Miss Tillie Simpson, Provinc» lai vice-tireeltlent, King's County, M-rs, (Rev). John Sterling- ‘Provlncinl Secy. ‘Frcats. Mrs. Dix- on. Meoting atljourtivtl. Tea was then served in the illll- 'ing room of the (Iutttlall Home at 5.15 o'clock; thus ending a most en

“i love yo Won't marr Pat. { "Marriage mance."

For she had married own mother, raqeously. “isn't there where love she asked.

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‘joyable day. EAST ROYALTY SCHOOL

Honor Roll Juno:

Grade VIII—1, Ruth Ilarpcr; Earl Bradley; 3, Louis Wlteatley.

Grade VlI—~1, Isabel Andrew; 2. Etnmu McNovin; 3, Grace liurper. l Grade VI—-1 lilarioti Macwllllzttns 2, Mac l-lcartz; 3, Wailio Andrew.

Gridc ill-Edward Love; 2, Wm

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“Thrco years 3B0 I (Till/filled l°-—'i\\'heutley; 3, DlXtn liohncs. taking a money Tho letter was signedl

Grade ll (Sr)—1, Mary Love; 2, lccu Bradley.

Gftltlc ll (Jr)—1. Woodrow li/hctttley 2, Vilillrtwl liolutcs and

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Recently a woman sent £4 to afiliffortl Roper. London ltospital as restitution fori having taken some articles belong-Infill; 3, Georgie liarpcr; 3, Lloyd lng i.o tho hospital while she W118 "The amount is in excess oi’ tile value of the things I took," she said in u note, "but I satisfied by sending N

Grade l (Sr)—1, lfllslo lieuder Hcntlcrsott.

Grade I (Jr)—l\'aihlectt Carson; 2 Carson.

Perfect attcntlztnt-w-llmtua Mc uvin, Sarah (iailaut.

1101M‘. L0llls Wltt-tltley, liarpor, Rose iirutllt-y, Love. Isabel Attdrt-w,

Ed wart

l ' l/Vhoutloy, Marjorie Wllilants. Henderson. it. L. Coughlan, tt-ttchor.

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\Vilfrt-tl Harper, Arthur

Marion lilac

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annual examinations of (‘t-ntra

afternoon.

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lowing proogrsittttit- “'11s ruutlortsti Chorus-"O Cunad "—Schooi

—Jttnior Pupils instrumental Webb.

Four Pupils Junior Pllpllg

Instrumental Roper

selectlon-Natiln

Several Pupflg Solo-“Do you Evcr

DreanW-Eunice Hambiy

Cullen

School the Dllpils DPQSQIHMI the with an address of appreciation ac fllmllanled by a handsome gill. After some seated the following prizes: Prizes Cullen, Patricia Cullen. Ella Chowan. Alice Joseph Hambly Prize for the composition “Juno‘ . ~Lnura Cullen. Prise for Reading-Ads Swnn

Roper.

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2000 Bags fresh stock now landing from St S. “Win- _ . a canvnm. altos.

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lillldred McWilliutxis; 3, Bobby

\Vziliio‘ yAntlrtetv, Dixon litilittcs. Clifford Gram: Joseph (ialltuit. Wm. Witt-alloy, Woodrow Holmes,

Roper, Lloyd

CENTRAL ROYALTY SCHOOL.’ The closing Ixvrt-isoa anti semi- Royalty School wort: held Friday After the pupils were examined

in their various subjects by tho WflPilH‘. Melvioin Gordon the fol’

selection — Ruth Dialogue — "Little Pitchers" -

Motion recitation-Flag Song-

Motion recitation-Senior Pupils. Dialogue —- "Writing Poetry‘

sit and instrumental seiocti0n-Pniricla $0l18-—Wayfarer’s Night Song» At the close of tho programme teacher remarks by tho Wilfillfil‘. Miss Gertrude Cullen prc- for Proficiency- Lnurn Nadine

Rflller, Ruth Webb, Dorothy (‘uilon Chowan.

' Prize for Attendance- Nadine

The exercises were brought to a Ease by singing God Save the

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Motion recltaliott-—-"’l‘lte Daisies"

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and never return.” As you shall —see in-

Prince Edward wzos. AND THURS-

MILTON SILLS — ELEIOTT DEXTER — SYEVlA I

METAL CONDUCTORS on.

On Your House LEAKING ?

received and will be used for otll‘ Conductors and Metal Work. ' ‘.

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kills m.

seen her ‘l’ her flirt out-

a place is free?"

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THE nsuasuz PLUMBER Opp. Prince Eiward Theatre

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THE TOBACCO WITH A. FLAVOR ALL nfs OWN

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finding a ho sill’ tom tle in}. "flooding. oht his 90h‘!

JUST LIKE HEAVEN A Scot vislte#Nice at carnival were‘ full. Ho met a friendly lilug-

tng averse to earulns an hOnest . penny, offered hlni shelter for the

"My digglngs are the chauffeur, “but I've a good bog] that's at your service, sir."

eisfs hospitality and.th¢,,let on for the fiat so as to ho h time for

Next day the Boot succeeded at

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nlsht. sir"; e asked. ~ '»" “Pnoflel ant!" said the "Dinner suit you!" _t “Never hail/ab tier!’ "wit?! dltr- wtlllnk of brea ast t llflw 1". ~ "it was ptiflti d. - "Well, than" said‘ the‘ ‘ blnuhlns. "how aimless t/Jflon." ma the-Scot, "t pop godsend/f ~