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Patrol- boats which been»~ln ‘port since. Sunday left yesterday. . _ ' 7-'- ° ~ `

GREEK-'-Rev. L.-M. Orchard

speak in the Baptish church to-

(Wednesday) at 8. o’cloch. on in India.. f _ . _

seats -for "My Irish Cinderella" should loose no time in securing them either for tonight or tomor-row night. 8043.

WEDDING TODAY.-The marriage _

of 'Miss M. Helen Handrahan of this city to Mr. Ambrose Coady of Alex- andria. will take place this morning at 5 o‘clock in St. Joseph‘s Convent

BIG RUSH AT THE BOX OFF-IOE.

--There has been at big rush at the box office for tickets for "My irish Vindcrella and everything points -to a "true appreciation" by Chnrlotteton- inns of a big city production. Seats still on sale for tonight and tomorrow night. _ - 8043.

NURSES GRADUATION. -- Miss.

Joan Grady, daughter of Mr. T. ll. Grady. Superintendent of the P. E. l. II.y._ was among the nurses gr_aduat~

llospltal on May 31st. Miss Grady has left for New York to take a post; graduate course in Mt. Sinai Hospit- al. Her mother and sister, Miss Ruth.- who were present at her graduation. have returned to Charlottetown. -

CALL AND SEE the big display,

of “Tudhope," "Canada" and “Mc Laughlin" Carriages in all the _latest styles. "Trees" and "I-leney"` _ Har- ness. “Daisy” Churne, washing ma chines, Wrlngers, Cart Wheels and Axles, Truck Wagons in both wood and sarven wheels, _all of which are selling at lowest prices, for cash or on terms to suit customers.-A. HORNE & C0. 8049-6-5M4l.

THE MARKET.-Several fisher-

men were in from Tracadie yesterday some having upwards of 300 cod llsh, the largest quantity brought to the city so far this season. There was quite a lot of loose hay on sale ln the market yesterday selling from 700 to 90c per cwt. Young live pigs were selling at,$14 to $16 a pair. There was a very small inside market with prices practically unchanged from last mark- et day. The buyers paid prices as follows. Hay $16 to $18 a ton;‘potato- es 50c a bushel. oats $1.00; eggs 32c dozen. _

LADIES AUXILIARIES MEET-At the invitation of the Executive of the, Ladies Army and Navy Auxiliary As soclatlon, the Executive of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Great War Veterans Association, met together yesterday morning. The object was to try to form a united association of these two anxlliaries. Mrs. W. K. Rogers pro sided, and made the following propos- al on behalf of the Army and Navy Lndles' Auxiliary: namely. that this Auxiliary was quite willing to dlsband if the Great War Veterans' Auxillury would do likewise. Then. a united -society could be formed, their sole ob- ject _being the welfare of the soldiers. The matter was well discussed at con- siderable length, but nothing definite was accomplished. As lt appeared to bc the feeling of the Executive of the Great War Veterans' Auxiliary that their name be retained even though both societies united the matter was left open until September, for further consideration on the part of the Great War Veterans' Auxiliary. The moot- ing thcn adjourned.

NOEL DEBLOI8 GASSED. - Mr.

George DeBlois, of DeBlois Bros., re- ceived a cable yesterday advising him that his brother. Mr. Noel H. Dell!-:ls had been gassed, but nn further pur- ticulars were given. lt will be rc- membered that Mr. DeBlol3 enlisted as a gunner in the Eighth Canadian Siege Battery in the year 1916, and went over to Franco in the spring of 1017. and has since been steadily on the tiring line with the exception oi' a two weeks’ furlough. While in Eng- land he had the opportunity of taking a commission. but he felt that the need for men was greater in France. and he went over as a gunner at one dollar and ten cents per- day. to tctko his part in the great world struggle. ln a recent letter received from him he mentioned that owing to eulierlng from deafness he had been take! oil the guns and placed in the ofllco ubout two miles behind the line, but he stut- ed that he did not want any honorary title or "bomb proof" job. and hc would get back to the guns the ilret opportunity. and judging from yester- day's cable lt is evident that his plans were carried out. Further particul- ars regarding the condition of this gallant young soldier will be anxious~ ly awaited by his relatives andnumcr- ous friends.. _

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CRITIGS PRONOUNCE ‘fMy Irish

Dlnderella" better than “Peg O' My Heart." Those who say the latter play say if its as good they'll be satisfied. Tonight and tomorrow night. 8048.

NOW ARRIVING- New stock ot

Sarriage Harness in Special Truck, iingle Strap and Heavy Double Strap. :ith *Nickel-Solid N_,i,ckel~=Bl'ass, qroidc lud Genuine 'Rublier xnoulitlngslj,-_ Al to Cart l~lm'hf_!_.ss_§_nnd Extra Parts: ot -ill kinds. all of which nrt- selling nt cwest prices. for cash or on tcrlnr x suit vusto1m~rs_ A. IIORNE K- ‘n. 8049-6-5M4i.

SCHOOL BOARD- The rcgulzu

uontlrly meeting of thc City School 'ioard was hold l\londa_v cvcning at f o'clock. The members proscnt \\~i-rt llessrs. Henry Smith. r_l|airnmn; _.l_._ P. Gordon, Dr. Jenkins null (`.ll.ll. Longworth_. The Trunnt Olllccrs Report showed quite a consitlornblt number of boys had born absent frolr school. Aftcr the holidays hc pro posed being more strict in cnfot-cln{` the law. A letter was rczul from Mr James Paton. 'M_l._A.: “Arrange ments are being made for Clnituuqtn week beginning July 22nd till Juli 28th. A series of los-.tllres and other entertainments a-long the line oI` edu tion will be held each day in a largt camp provided by those in charge ui the meetings." Ho asked permission of the School Board to erect the camp on Prince Street ‘School e grounds which was freely granted. lt was or dered that schools close on Thur!-ulny 'Z7th June the closing exercises to hc -in the following order: -Rot-hfortl Square 9.20 a. m. to 11 s. ni. Chatr- man, Mr. Rogers. West Kent, 11.- 10 a. m. to 12.40. Chairman. Dr. McMillan. -Queen Square. 1.30 p. 11. to 3 p. rn. (_‘.l1alr_man Mr. J_. .l. Johnston, K. C. Prince Street 3.10 p. m. to 4.40,Chalrman. Mr. C.l{._'B. Longworth. Miss A. A. Wadman who has been teaching for many years in the City Schools sent in her resig' nation. _ - _

"FLOATED" OYSTERS

Typhoid Germans Absorbcd `ln the

` Vicinity of Sewers

In thc discussion on oysters as n

‘nose of typhoid nl thc convention of he Amt-.rican Medical Association. lr. llugh S. Cumming, if thc Public 'ealth Service. said that last winters ~pidemics in Pennsylvania. Illinois 'nd New York had been trucutl to our 'lrge stripper. n negro who ran n 'hucking house. on Cllesnpeukc Bay. “l want to say," he added. “tn rc `ssuro the gcnclexncn who like oysters hat l have fountl in` literature no- vhcrc, either in this country or in_ _ uses reported abroad, typhoid foyer ‘ue to oysters which camo directly 'rom thc oponground; nll the cases ‘oportctl have come from lloatcd ove- crs, from oysters in the immediate 'icinlly of sewers or from lnsunitnr_\‘

‘omlltlons ln the chucklng houses.

The reason for floating oysters-

'nitting them to stand in water that in 'lot so salt as that l`rom which they were taken--ls: When oysters arc lredgefl thc mud is stirred up and rrts into their open shells. which close uni retain the dirt; to allow them to cleanse thcmsolvcs ol' tho dirt they are left in fresh or hracklsh water. They absorb. some of this water, and is a result look fatter than when ircdged up. it being well known that iysters which grow in very suit water l.1.not fattcn, though they have thc ‘lnest flavor.-Philatielphin Evening Ledger.

Ireland SeemsMTo

LONDON. May ill.-(via Reuters

`.lmlted.l-With the recent. changes 'n the Government in Ireland. and thc arrest of Sinn Fein leaders.- the pur- ‘lamentary corrcsponrleni of the Daily Telegraph says hc understands thc British Government considers lt de-f sirnble to refrain from pressing for- ward at this time anything calculated ‘o produce zz disturbance. A mort-I settled' feeling prevails in Ireland, ami ` it is hoped thc improve-ment will srow in every direction.

The irish Home Rule Bill is not rx-

necied to ho ready for introduction lor a few weeks, and until thou con- scription will remain in nlicyans-e. This is believed to be iho policy in which the Lord Lieutenant unrl thc. Chief Secretary are in agreement with Wlalter Hume Long. Secretary for tho cotontss. and me war cabinet. I

ireland seems to, hc settling downl

ln u. wonderful manner. despite thot short time the new regime has been in existence, contiues the corres- pondent, who has just returned fromI Dublin. 'rho Natnmnltsts. ann event

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` ` re' Advised to Reserve

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--SEATS Now oN SALE AT THEATRE EBQX.

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__ _ _ - ooons oREN Ar 7.30 I CURTAIN R1sEs AT 3.20 SHARPJ _

HIINUR RIIII

Prince Street School.

PR_l»NCI PAL'S DEPARTM ENT.

Grade X.

-Bessie Seuinan. -Pearl Joucsf ° -Lois Owen.

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Grade IX.

1-Amy ` Stewart. 2-Lemlic Aitken _ 3-Gladys Taylor.

Grade Vl|,la

-lienzt l\lcl._prQ It 5' -l\ln_\' l<`zu'qul1nrson.

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MISS lRV|NG'S DEPARTMENT.

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MISS R. CAMPBELL‘S DEPT.,

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ll-Estelle Wise.

MISS WADMAN'S DEPT.

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MISS HASLAM'S DEPT.

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-Marion \\'orl-ll. -Smile (`urlmnrt-. -Mlldrltl l`ilnkv.

MISS WATSON'S DEPT.

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_ MISS ACORN’S DEPT.

Grade ll.

1-Margaret Essory. 2-Esther Kennedy. It-Mlldrctl (‘ox.

MISS- McDON~Al.D’8~ DEPT.

Grade I-rat Dlvlslon.

-Marlon Drake. A -I-iclon Furquhurson.

-Gordon Mills.

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some Sinn Felners accept the coming 2,-,d D|v|'|°n_ (‘mk,_,n_ _

with relief. Edward Shortt_ the ncwi Secretary, also hah made an excel- lent impression. I I

of Lord French as Lord Lieutenant. 2__L_ Ga||,m¢_ A_ Chamm||e_ and B_

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-Arthur llalc. -~Vr!|‘u \V_ist!, ---Earl McDui’l'._ ... ..

VICE-PRINClP'AL'S DEPARTMENT.

l-~t'ln|°n llcnoit and Cccvlin Sto-

..-Verna Dnt'l`Iu'Ix und Mary l"`z1r~

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M The Fall ol '

1 The Romanolfs'

Friday 'a'nd` Saturday

~ 8-Spectacular Acts--'8

Matinces at 3.15

._ Evenings 7 and 8.45

.ji The Pictorial

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BIIY SUHUUIS SPE_CIAL..! =SPEC1AL!! SPECIAL!!! ;

-Prince, Edward Theatre

Feature de Lux

. The I-:all`T‘If|; Romanolls

FRIDAY AND SATURDAY

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- The" Startling True Story of Rus‘sia’s .

“ Downfall !

It Cost a Fortune to Make '

500 PEOPLE !

_J ,500 SCENES l

The Doings of .Rasputin-One of the Worst'

' ` Criminals of History l

~ Events Pictured as They Really Happened !

MISS I'-`ULLERTON'S DEPT.

-Lydia Wortli. `

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-Ethel Darrach.

-Benjamin Bears.

I -liolth Wedlock. _

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Grade 10

1.-lllartliu Sumurah_ 2.-Hclcn 0'Nc`lll. _ 3.-Torcsu Somers.

Grade 9

_-Malvina Richard. -lilurgarot. Joseph. _-Mary Sumarnlr

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Grade 8

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_-Cecilia Plncau. .-Margaret Wclr. -_Itoso Loncrgan.

Grade 7

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'_ Grade 6

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.-Mary Cormier. -Elizabeth Mrlnnis. -Mary Callagliun.

Grade 5

. l.-Amelia Gaudet. » 2.-Elizabeth McAulay. .. 3.--Mary Gaudet.

Grade 4

1.-'Irene Callaghan. I -2.-Mary McKinnon. 3.-Mary McMahon.

Grade 3

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Gaudet. - » -

3.-E. Clinton. E. --Mclssac und B.

Walsh. 1...- _ - . _

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Alleon Weaver. _-Kathleen O‘Brlon_ _-Annie Nowcll.

" Grade 1

‘ 1.-Ida t'nlln!:l\an nud Gladys Klnnon_

-(lonstanco Coyle. .-Olive Doucctto.

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-Lt-0 'l’rnlnor_ Etlwartl l3errigun.I -Reginald l\'lrDonnl<i I .-James Clinton. _ . ~ ‘

A NPS PA

.4 Five Great Men ln History

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lil thc gellcratlon that saw the hirth‘

and thc earlier years of tho republic livd men stand out-George Wnsliing-` ton. Benjamin Franklin. Thomas Jef-I fersou, Alexander llumilton and John Nlarshall, says James' Bryce in the Youth’s (‘ompanion. \\'l\t-tllcr or nnt` the last four of them ‘werti great men- i nihe full sense of the \vord isaqucs-` in the full sense of the word is an qucs-I tion on which pcnplo were not agrectl in tho |li't‘.llmc of thosn four and urn not ngrcctl today; hut everyone fclt' then as everyone feels now that Wasil-` ingtnn was great.. llc is a word tig-I uru. ln more intclcctual powcr he wus not superior to Ihr-_ other four. llc had lass orl;:,lnallt_v and n loss witic range of capacity than Franklin, loss versu- tllc ncilvlty of mind than Jefferson, lesrbrllliant gifts for constructive pol- icy, and' the exposition thereof than Hatnlltnn lcss logical grasp and pene- tration of thought than Marshall; but* he rose superior to them all in a cer- tain mdsslve strength of character, in stately dignity. in a calm firmness of purpose that neither the smiles nor the iroivns ol' fortune could divert from the course his judgment had approved So his primacy was undisputed then and has remained undisputed over since.

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