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LILLIAN RUSSELL in “Wild Fire” 'E:.°.§:.;.“i?‘it’i‘i':::.

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LORD F`lSHER'$ GREAT CAREER

,\'tt sliiftiiit: iii tht- pt-i‘;:ottiit~l oi' tiiost-

t-liit~tl_\' t't-.~'ptnisililt- for tltt- pi'o.-'t~t-tititiit iii' iltt~ \\;tt‘ with ill-t'it::tny will lit- so ;'.t-ii»~t-ttlly rt-grt tit-d its tht- rt-tirt-int-itt vt' l.ot'd l"i~lit-:‘ as I~`i|'st St-ti l.tii'tl. 'Flit- ~_-iritpt will hurt- »-rt-i'y t'oiilitlt-nt-t- in -_tt '-ifzt. .i his stit~t~t-.~'.st»r. Sir lit-tiry .i:. .-. t-d....- .l.tt'ltsoii, lint lit- i,-1 a t .i_ it-t.»ti\'~ _-ti'nii3.;t-i' to tht- gt-nt-ral ptilii-x -xl-.lit l~'l=lt»-i' ittts het-it as wt-ll ttntitttt ;' .» :':' .tz-_-i'. l~`isltt~r_ too, has ;tt~t-t»ttipl_ .it - -' .Li thitigs in tht- past. 'i`ln- tnotit-:.1 .tiait»;;;.‘ ot` tht- British .r,t\'j.' is lint, It was I-`isIit-t~, wlto, in tht- i`ttt-t- tt uit.-t t-pptisition, insisted .hat tin- ,.t‘ti|»»-:' ,»_-:_ it.-r the British t`tr;tit.'l I"lt-t-t ‘.-:its iii tht- Bletltliter- :ant-an oi' .’t‘i'..tt-rt-tl t-l.<t.-\vlit-rt- about tht- \\ irld, 'nu' in thc North St-tt. l`ii- tit-r l<`islit~:' tli=' tirst llreatlitougltt was built. and !,-- t-ati>‘.t- Ilritain adopted tht- [_i:t;»t`_-it :ht tit-rititttiy was i`ort'»-tl to folittnf :.ni\. (lt-rniaiiy was tht rt-hy oli- li_Lttl to t-itlttr;:t- and prztt tit-ally i‘t-t-ttii- strut-t tht- liit-I t‘an;tl. wlii-‘Ii slit- lit- grtn to tio in ifitti., 'l‘iit- wot-It was not f-01,191(-i,».| until tthotit at ntoiith Iit-t`tlt't- llit- \\'1trlit~_;:tti. l~`i.<Itt i":; polit-_\' iita_\' lit- sat-I to li;:\'t- t-'it-‘t it tlroat llriiain niiit- _vt-itixs in \.Itit-it io pi‘t-p:.i‘t- for tli-- s'tt'uf-'f~'l». nitit li ht- long: nga :-iztw to lit- liit-\'itaI>l»-_

intrigues Against Fisher

lt is not tto\\ to lit- :~iiiipost-tl that

intt'ii.:tit- Ita.-i ttiiytliiiig to tlo with tht- witlitlra'.\'ttl oi' l.ortl I-`i.<ltt»t‘, lint in .Iaiittitr_\', lil-ls, wilt,-it Iit~ was I-'tri-it Sea l.ot~tl, tiit-i't- ran lit- nn question that tht-ro wt-i‘t- polilit-al, sot-ial and even tizivnl intrigues to get rid ot' ltim. At that time, it may bt- t't-tfallotl, Lortl 'lt‘islit-.r wrott- fi reniarkalile lt-tter tb the Loittlon Times, in which he pro- tested ' against the tttacltittalitins

against Fisher. and asset-tc-tl that if hr- . _ _ _ I

were fort:-tl to retirt- no\\ht-re is oult

it-rt-stint: itit:itlt-tit'in the Nt-tv York Tintt-s. \\'itli only it sittall t`ttrt't- tin- dt-r his t~oitiniaiitl Itt_- was lyiiig oil l.isltoti at tht- liine ot' tltt- Kttist-r's |`attiotis tt-lt-grttnt to l{i‘ugcr. Ont- inor-_titig tt (lt-rniaii fit-t-t ol t\vit~t- tht- ;~izt- appt-:tt't-tl iii ilit- 'l`agut- with tht- itlt-tt, prolittbly, ot' iinprt-ssiiii.: tht- l'or- ttignt-st-. I-`isltt-i" did not wait, hut ex- tliaitgitit; saltttt-s with tht- tit-riiittns, lit- itiadt- down tht- rivt-r. aiitl itistttatl oi .<tt~t-riiig to tht- south, wliert-_ ht- wottltl ltavt- had zttitplt- rooiti, ht- ran his littlt- fit-ct tlii‘t-t-ily tlirotigli the niitltllt- af tltt- (it-rniaii lint-s, It-avitig only about twt-iit_\' yards t~lf-ai* oil t-itht-r sitlt-_ lt was it ttittittit-uvrc that niigltt have \\'rt~t-kt-tl a dozen ships. bitt I-`islit-i' ltatl traiiietl his stitiadroii wt-ll, atiil not tt vt-s.~;t-I swt-r\'t-tl tt yartl frttitt tht- waltt- tii` tiit- ilagsliip. lt is satitl that tiit- lit-rntan sailors were .~‘tt aiiia/.t tl tit tht- tlztrirtg it-at that tht-_v lit:--tl tht- sitlt-s tit' tht-ii’ vt-ssl-ls and tlit-t-rt-tl tht- llriiisli sltips ti-' tht-y

‘ int--.st-tl. So t~itiv.t-its of Lisbon wliti

iiiit-tl tht- sltort- saw soinetltiiig t-li-0 to iitipiwss tht-iii.

Eeatty‘s Exploit

.\`tnttt-wliat .<iiiiilnt‘ was tht- 1`at~i ol`

.-\tlniiral lit-titty only a month or so Iit-tii't- tht- outhrt-:tk of tht- prt-sent war. lit- was invited hy tht- Knist-i' to taht- his stititttlt'on itito Kit-l to wit- iit-.<;_- tht- rt-gattn. \Vht-it day lirtikt- tnt iltt- intiriting of tht- rt-.g:.ttta. ltow- t-vt-r, t-vt-i‘_\'tIiiiig was thit-kly envelop- t-tl in fog anti tht- Gt-rntatt pilots who wt-re to littvt- sit-t-rt-tl tht- British ves- st-ls-in did not put tiff. \\'lit-it the sun appeart-tl about tioott, liowt-vt-r, what was tht- astoiiisliint-nt ol the potiplt- ot' Kit-I to see the British ilt-et lying tiuietly at anchor in port. lleatty had taken the vesst-ls tltrtiuglt it iittist intrirattt passage in tht- dark ol' night and in tht- tlenst-.si til' logs. lt was Itt-t-a\ist- Fisher ltati niatlt- the

tne tleft-nl. ol his polft-_v ho rt-t-eivt-tl oflit-ers of tht- Nortlt St-a ilt-t-t tttttiuaint

with izrt-tilt-i' sttti.<t'tit-iioii tltaii in lh-i'

lin. wliort- l"i'slit-r had in-t-ii lit-ltl iii llio ltiglit-st t-.sit-t_-in. zstttl wlit_-i't- lit- wits

rt-i;ut'tlt-tl as tlit- grt-att-sl of living sett- nit-ii. Vtiliowiiii: tht- ptililit-:ition of this lt-tit-r t':ttnt.- tht- lt-ltt-i- oi' tlit: (lt-1‘- titaii I-ltitpt-rot' to l.ot‘d 'I`wt-t-tltittititli whost- |i\tlilit';tii.iii ti't-ti!--tl .siit-It it pro- iotiiiti st-itsiititiit in llritaiii anti iii (lt-r- i|i;iii\'_ ll it-.sttlit-tl in l_tii'tl 'l`\\‘t't"l- itioutli`s Iti_»s ol' tiilit-t~, anti in tht- ship- \-i‘i't-t'k oi' his wart-t-t'. lt al:-‘ti raist-tl tt sitiiiii aliitnl tI;-- l'{ai.~‘t-r'.s I-.tt's, for tht- tlt-tiiiitti pt-opln did not tlir-it tiiitlt-r- .~=l:ti:tl that tlil- pi'tii`t-ssitiiis oi' ai`i`t-t-tititi whit-li lit- ititttli- to Iliitniii wt-t't- iiit-i~t- ly part .il` his tltitililt--tlt-alini; _Lranit-_

No Rcspector of Seniority

l'iitltiiil»tt-dIj‘ Lord I-`i.<lit-r has niatlt-

niaiiy t-tit-niit :. hilt- in the Admiralty

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fit-t-t. It is ttt’ t-iit-init-s that he owtig lltt- i'ei:'\ it his niotlit-i' was it t’liii:alt-st-, anti -iuli this story has ht-t-n t-tititiwitlitt I :iuaiit aittl again, atitl tlttttit‘.'lt int- fat-is t~o:it-t-riiiiiiq l<`isIicr`s'part-iii:tgs art- an t'lt-ar tts pos- sihlt-, tht- ttltl slaittit-i' kt-t-ps tzrttppitiir tip. Uni- i‘t-n:~'oii l`.>t‘ tht- rt-st-iiitiit-nt i`t-It iii ntttiiy tiiiarit-rs tt-gaiiist l<‘islici' is tht- i'lilliIt-.~'.~'iit-.as with wliitlt ht- pro- nititt-ti _\~tttiti_1<t-I' iitt-it ovt-i' tht: htztttls tit otlit-rs who l`t-lt Iltt-it:.¢t-lift-s triititlctl-hy .vt-iiitirii_\‘ iii ittlvaitrt-iiit-iii. Jellittot- ti\\'t-;.- hir- i>|'t-:itnt t-oiitiitaiitl to l~`islit-r. In Iiiflli .It‘llit-ot- wits int-rt-ly it junior i't-:ti~-zttiitiit‘itl i'itt' tltt\vii in ilit- list, and was lllliiti; tht- ollltzt- ot' t`ontptrollt-i' at tht~ _-\tlitiii'alt5' wht-ii ht-. was tlcsiizntit- t-ti hy I-‘isht-r as t‘omiiitttttlt-r--iii-t‘hit-f` of tht- Ilritirtli itavnl t'ot't-t-s in the North St*-at anti tht-_ llaltit- in tht- t-vt-iii of a war with (It-rittttiiy. - A Daring Seaman

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- tlietnsf-lvt-s wiili t-vt-i-_v hay niitl ltarlittr

tin tht- t,-oast. that lit-titty was :title to pt-i't'orni this it-itiarkalilv ft-ai. 'l‘houglt l.oi'tl l-`islit-t' rt-tirt-s, tltt- iiatioii tritn- ntit lit- tlt-privt-tl ot' the rt-.stills oi' his t-t~ttst-It-ss lahor to tttakt- tht- British

. ii:t-.'_v :tlisttliitt-ly t-flitzit-tit, and t-tiuttl

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lllllll lllllll THE illlllll

lit-low i.-i an iittt-rt-sliiig It-tit-i' l`ront

l’i‘ivtttt.- l‘i't-iittiii \\'ootl, now at. the froitt, to his parents, Mr aiitl Mrs Saniut-I \\'tttit|, oi' Southport. l’.E.l.:-

Sotnewltere in France,

May 25th, 1915.

Dear Motlicr and Fatlier,-l take

tht- grt-.att-.st pleasure in dropping you it lint- or two to let you kttow I ant well, and not too bad in fact. taking all in all. hut. nm getting a little bit tltt.- worse of wear. We have bt-en in anotlit-r big fight. but not quite so bad las the first. We lost 240 killed, iwoitntle-.tl and missing, and eleven oiiicc-.rs wottntletl and one killed. Nearly all the oltl hoys are gout-_ l hardly know it soul ito\v in our lint- tttlion. I guess hy the time the war is ovt-if tht-rt-. will lit- iiotit- of tis lt-it who camo over in tht- first ll.I-Lil.. but it t-.ainiot bt- lit-lpt-tl. We tltt otir _duty like int-.n. "

I litellovt-. Italy is flgliting too.. Of

t-onrst-, that will make :t t-liattgt-_

Wt- nt.-vt-.r take any prisoners. for it

is not stifc until they throw all their t-tiiiipiiit-iii :tway-aiitl it is not safe sottit-tlitit-s tht-n. The safest way is to rtiit tht-in tlirtiugli. I suppose yoil ltnou' what that Is. It is giving them your hnyoiit-t tlirongh the first place yoii t-an, for that is what they tlo t.o _von If tht-y get the chance. Really tltt-y art- not such fools as the home pt-oplt» think they are. We were told by sonit- people that they could not shoot or ttst- tht-. bayonet. That is all wrong. Nt-ver give them the cliance, that is tltc bt-st wity, and then there ls tio rooni for argument.

I atii st-udlng you a slip ol"pnpt-.r

out ot' tht- Star. I want you to keep lt. so that If I am spared to get home I t-an make use of it.. _ lt. is hard to get anything in tlits part of tht- world. _ Most ofthe pt-nple ltcrt- nrt- reftigot-it and have nothing; anti of course towns are out of the out-ation. for we are allowed no leave. Wt- cannot tell what minute we have ,to go. Of course we are treated first- ‘class, but orders are orders, and they cannot be broken. In fact they are

lite tlutlés. Aa for getting drunk, any- one who does that ts liable to pe shot -¢-for a drinking man is useless any- where anti more so in the army.

Well, If I am spared to get back It

In itll I want. Of course. there have been times when I thought it was all tip wIth_mt-. Out of twelve men and it sergeant only two of us are left In my section. The rest are all’gone, killed, wounded anti missing. It is nwful to think about It. I have not got it scratch yet, bitt have been In some awfully close- places at times.

Your son.

BRENTON.

COURTESY APPRECIATED

The Central Guardian-

IT PAYS to buy ln tml PYQVUIM-

Orphanage to-tlali _ 1426

TAG DAY for the Charlottetown

Hospital will be on Thursday and Friday of Exhibition week. 1412

\MPROVING.-His ._ many friends

wit be tilt-f---<1 1°-learn that Mr c. Braden Jelly, of Victoria. who was so

HORSE STUMBLED.-Quite a little

ext-itt-ntettt was caused on Queen Street yt-stertlay when a horse attach- ctl to u jigger stumbled and fell.. The t`rli.:htt-iit-.tl unitnal was tiuickly unitar- itt-sst-tl ttntl with little trouble was soon on its f'et-t again, none the worst- for its t-xperit-tice.

LAWN PARTY T0-DAY.-Every-

thlng is in rc-ndiness for the celebra- t-_ion of tht- opening of tlte Orpltaituge this- atlerntioii, and tx large t~i-owtl is expected. 1426

PRIZE LIST of the .\'o\'a Scotia

Provint-ial Iixhlbltion. held at llttlifax, Septetnbt-r Sth to ltltlt, has now been tllfttrihtiit-tl. and t-oples iiavt- lit-en itiail- ed to tltt- list of ioriiiei' t-xliiliiiors. ln- tt-nditig t-xltiliitors. or those interest- ed can scctirt- copies hy writing to M. Mt-l~`. llztll, ‘:`et.'rt-tary, l-lnllfnx. 1418.

_‘FUNERAL T0-DAY.-Tlte funeral of tht- lntt-MrIi.Stciiit'ortltSaunderson will take plattt- this nt`tt_-rtiooti, leaving tht- house at three o`clock for the Pt-oplt-‘s (‘t-ttit-.lt-ry, Rev. Mr Taylor ofliciatitig. Tht- pall-bearers will be: Mt-ssrs Il. A. Campbt-ll,\V. W. Stanley, W. li. Robertson, I), t\'Iat:kinnon, Don- nltl Nicholson and \Villiam \Vrlght.

ISLANDERS HONORED--A letter

rc-ct-lvt-.tl liy Major Weeks, from nis son. tlatetl May 29th, 1915, states that llat-r_\‘ \\'hitlot:k, of tlte signallers, was wottntled in the arm by slirnpnt-it that evt-ning. Init not seriottsly. He dot-s not think he will lit- in hospital long. Ilistingiilslied rotitlttct int-.tlals have lit-en won by eight of tht- llivis- ional Sigiiallcrs tti which ottr Island- ers belong, but tht- official list is not yt-t ptihlished.

THE MARKETS.- ’l`ltt-re was tt

fait' attt-iitlniit-e at tht- inarket yester- day with vt-ry little chaiigt- in prices. Butter still t-ontinues scart-c with prit-t-s high with promise ol' better supply in tht- near futttrt-. I-`ollo\vitii; art- soint- ot' the prices, Butter 30 to :i2t:, eggs, 2t`tt- tloz., t-hickens aiitl fowl front i50t- to $1.00 each, rlteultarh 10c htittt-Ii. 'l`lit-re was a large supply ol' llsli on sale. including some t-iplcntlitl specimens ot' nta/:kerr;l which .sold front 15 to 20:: each; cod sold from _ 31/2 to lc lb., and lobsters at 12c pound.

COUNTY COURT.-Tlte June Term

oi' the (`outtty Court of Quee-n's (‘otinty niet yesterday. There was tiititt; a docket oi' cases for trial. but iiiaiiy of tht-in went by default or were st-tilt-tl without frinl. The tzontt-.stetl mics, oi wliit'-li tht-.re are several. wort- pttt off' uittil Tlitirstlay next, the partit-s not being ready anti Mr Smith, the t'lt-rk, lit-ing absent atleiitling the tilt-iliotlist. (`oiii'crciit‘e. Judge Stt-wart atljotirnt-tl the t‘otii't tintil Tliurstltiy next at t-It-vt-ti o`t'lot:k. It is said that ati applitentioti for tiattiralistttioii tnitlt-r tlit- nt-tv Act will tstinit- bei`oi't- thc (‘otirt for the first time.

WEDDING BELLS.-As aiiiiotinct-tl

prt-viously, i.Iit- niarriage of Miss Mnrltni Nt-wlierry, tlattgliter of Mr anti .\lrs Arthur Newberry. to Mr Gt-orgc I). Delilois, son of the lute Mr Iltibt-rt Deljlois was quietly solemnls- t-tl in St. PauI's ('lturch, Cliarlottetoivn, yt-stertlay morning. the ceremony ,lit-ing pt-riorined by Rev. T. W, Mur- ipliy in the pi-eseiice -of immediate it-laiives. The bride, who was un- attended, wore n travelling suit of blue. with itat to match. Among the iiiniiy ltrtttdsome and valuable wedding presents \vltit:h she ret-elvetl, 'was it wicker t-hair from her fellow-teachers anti ofllcers of St l"aul's Sunday St-liool. After the ceremony Mr and Mrs llelllois left on a honeymoon trip to Niagara Falls. :ind other points, aniitl thc best; wishes ol it ltost of friends.

THIS MORN|NG'S WEDDINGS.-

At 6.11.0 this morning wedding bella will ring out brightly for the marriage of' Miss May Fltzgernltl, daughter of Mr Jtistlct- and Mrs Fltzgeraltl. to Mr -lit-rbert Shaw, of Montreal. The Inltle, who will be ttttired ln a suit of bltic silk and-wettr a black mid white hat. will bc nttcntlt-tl by lit-r sister, Miss Agnes Fitzgerald, who will wear a rose tztilouretl silk suit, and tt itat of black and rose. The groom will be stipportt-ti by--Mr Douglas Shaw. After the of-reniony the party wlll proceed to the rt-sitlentcc of Mrs R. B. Norton. Ilppt-.r Prince Street, where tt wetltllng

' breakfast will be served, after which

thc lirltle und groom will leave on the morning express to spend it two _nioiiths' ltotteynioon in the Atllr0n~ tlacks. Rev. 'l". W. Murphy will offlcl- ate.

DONATIONS FOR CANADIAN

HOSPITAL--Mrs. J. II. Alllngham, secretary of Brunswick Chapter I. O. I). E., St. »John. N. B., has received from W. I3. Robertson, collector of customs at P. E. I., a draft lor $50.00 to provide a bed in the New Bruns- wick ward of No. 1 Canadian Hospital at Etaples, France. says tt St. John -pa- per. The card for this bed will bear the inscription "From the Customs Omctals of P-. -E. I." and lt.wIlI .seem a message from.-home to any P. Et »l. boy who may come under. the care of Col. McLaren. Fifty dollars was also received from the Misses Lugrln. be- ing proceeds from the concert given by these musical and patriotic ladies. Fifty dollars from the staffs of the different branches of the Bank of N. S. In St. John; $50.00 from A. J. Gross, superintendent and staff of the Railway Mail Service of N. B., and $25.00 from Miss Jane Sparks, Ottawa (sent through the treasurer, Mrs. Hetherlngton. The members of Brunswick Chapter eamestly thank all. who have so generously contribut- ed to this New Brunswick ward. which closes _with _the splendid total of $8,015.

seriously lll, is .now -gett.iDK__al0n_g_ . N -t-,t-» . . . nicely at the E.'E.l. Hospital. . ,.1 t lNST|TUTE _. MEETING.-A meet-_

WEEK-END SPECIALS are con-

"tinued to-day at"PatouTs‘ for the bene-

A IREAT.-Tliere will be a table-'fit of those attending t-he opening-_of

of- dainty t-ookt-ry at St Vlncent.'s the St Vincent Orphanage. 1430

BE SURE and attend the _Mission

Bttntl and tea in Saint James .Hall Thurstlay afternoon from 3 to G. 2l.

PATRONIZE the candy. table In

_charge of the boys;.alco the 131105' work tables, ln St. James Hull Thurs- day afternoomfrom 3to.6. - - -2l.

ing ot the _Harmol_\v_.Woinen‘s Instituto will be held =,l_u the East; WiItsl1ire_ School on Thursday, June 17th, at 3.30 p.nt. All members please attend.

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HOME-MADE CANDY.-The ladies

ot the candy stall invltenll to patro- niite tht-in at St Vincent’s Orpltuntlge lawn party' to-day. ' _ ` 1426

S.S. NORTHUMBERLAND. - The

s.s. Northumberland arrived Inst evening at 7.45. The following were among lter passengers:-Mr John Messervy, Robert Messervy, Mrs L, M. Poole, Mr George Robertson.

-S.S. CASCAPEDIA.-The s.s. Cas- t_-apedin arrived in- port last t-vt-ning from Sutnmerside with a nuntlier of passengers and tt general cargo. Slit- left for Picton ut midnight, and will return to this port later, thence to Sunimerslde and Quebec.

MATINEE HORSE RACING.-Motu

tlay’s horse racing being sut-li tt great sut-t-t-ss the Driving Club will hold tlit-ir next st-ries Monday tiftt-rnoon Jtint- 21st. A gootl _many tit-.tv horses will start, including Angus liillard anti l‘rinr:ess Etta. who mittlt- such st-iisatlonrtl racing last winter. `

A GRAND CELEBRATION.-The

opening of St Vincent’s Orplianage taltt-s place this afternoon. An ad- dress will be delivered by Ilis Lord- ship the Bishop, and a.slttirt tnusical progriitnine will be given. Autos will t-onvey all to the grounds and will be at (lrahbe‘s Corner from 2 p.ni. 1426

PROGRESS PINS;-_-'l`Itv following

pupils of _the l’rinclpal’s lit-pat-tment ol' l’rince Street School have been awartletl Progrcss`1’ins by tho A. N. I’aItnt-r (‘.o., New -York, for pro- ficiency ltt writing:-.-Rub_v Harper, Ollvt- Mclnnis. Hilda- J_ones, Bet-niece tlartt-r, Annie Duntmarell, Jt-an Fuller- ton, t`onstance Warburton. Myrtle Stt-wart, Lili-ian Harris and Rowena \\"-ayt-_

WOMEN’S INSTITUTE MEET-

INGS.-Miss llazel L. Stertis will be prest-nt at the regular mt-t-tiiig of the New I-laven Institute -ton June 21. I-Ionic Nursing _will bc the subject. Miss sterits will also address th Cove Ht-ntl \Vomen’s Institute on th same subject on the afternoon of th 22nd June. '

S.S. HALIFAX.-The s.s. Halifa

arrivt-tl in (‘.harlottetowii't~from-Bosto last evening about tl o‘t-lock. with te

is the first trip for the Halifax her _this st-asoii. Sht- sailell Sri return las iiiight. Tito following is tht-. list oi passengers:-Mr (`has. (`ast`ortl, Mrs M. (I. Mosher, Mrs A. Wnrrt-ii, Mr E. Moslit-r, Miss Hugltt>s,"- Miss-Kiiap, Miss Gait-s, Miss M, M. McDonald, Mr aintl l\Irs t‘. S. Ching. '

' MASONIC MEETIN‘GS'.--Oil 'Mon- day evt-iiiitg next -a ititleting ol' the Mystic Slirlners will hc' hcltl in'the Masonic Temple ht-re. lit-tween scvt-iity-five and one ltuntlrc-tl mem- bers are expected front tliffert-nt points in Nova Scotia. Ott Tucstlay the Nova Scotia Royal Lodge Chapter will assemble in Cliurlottetown, and the Masonic Grand Lodge of Prince Edward Island will tneet here on Wed- nesday and Thurstlay.. ‘

FUNERAL YESTERDAY-The fun-

eral of the late Mrs. Mary Jane Mc- Kinnon took place yesterday after-

,wootl (lc-nietery via railway, The tror- tege was at large out-, showing the high

ti l-I

fred \\f. Sulllvaii, Chief Justit-c ol` Pritit-c Edward Island; Willliint ll. Aitken, Artt-titu.s Lord, James Etltrn, Ambrose I.. llurits uittl Ewen Mao- tlougall.

ON DOMINIQN DAY a grand ath-

lt-tic inet-.t will be held under the aus- pit:cs of tho Abegweit Athletic. Asso- citttlon on the grou-ntlo of this organ- ization. lt will estpt-t-.lnlly entiouritgt-. the .llltilor athletes. Events for tht- clty schools will be included. In addi- tion, the senior atlilt-.tcs will lic fur- nlslteti classes for competition. Sttlt- ablc prizes will be given. A spot-lal bond concert programme will he giv- en. The nit-et should receive evt-ry ,t-ncotiragenicnt, as it especially nlins to stimulate honorable competition ttntottg the coming ittlilt-its ol tho pro- vlnce.

HOME GUARD.-The Home Guartl

have taken new lift- upon thenigelves. There was it splendid -turn-out Inst. night of Nos. 2 and 3 Companies when they were instructed in rifle tlrlll by float. -Ltmtlrtgttn anti Lieut. nnirti. 'rite men are making gontl~pt-agrees with the rifle. Tha York Home Guard mein- bcrs have expressed a wish to turnout- with the Charlottetown boys In the near future.. This wish will _probmlily be acceded to next mouth. ln the meantime -absentees should-_ -try and

gtend weekly drills to be readyotot ska a --sand impression. -upon»-'lim York. Contingent when they come to -town. The weather is naw getting. more favorable .and._ thqto is Ilttle` Shanes 0£_~B.l1YQP6. _taking cold 'feet at r t - _ ’ .

ISLAND ing is-a' list- ers who

from the

Fort

www _ .

Richard Moot'-'e and' 'Robert Moore,

_s for h A0-11 .-

I 'of _the most tmportan&tpo_.Iuts"revealed‘

"‘”‘SS""g‘-"`*“““‘1 “ g"“e"'*"°“"g°~ This nt' Mt-_ ttnti Mrs. .mint .\ nt-tiiiiitnt

_- ,tv

f°Iil1\°l‘lY Of. , rl-.now or

Vancouver, .at tlte ft-dnt. the mmiwountieti,

Tlfey are the sontt_ot the -late George M°°-°- »S.i-t-tit. llilt.-til-»I.'3l.`._ . _ ._. . __

8OCIAL 8URVEY',I\1_.E__ETING.-Tlie

soclaluurvey meetltlktlilla evening In Zion Church Hall will be, in “many respects. one of the,,1p9_qt important “Hd lil'-9l'€Bi-H18 meetlngtf held ln* Charlottetown for_som9 ;ime_ '1‘h_e'_. Bpeakers will be Rev. Dr Myers.

wltoae subtjiect :Ill be Rellgtoui Edu-' ca on, an w o _, l_l_l..__ ls' _e_aet_t_t_' sténeopttcan slides sgttiiia 9"fm"- e

ln the survey; Prog," (All-Gigi-lg, who will speak on lttditpltilltl-LTrai1tln|;. in Public Education. ' This is it brogtl subject, and one ln which the different provinces are at présént. deepIy'lnler~ ested. lt will be remembered that tht-. Conservation Cotnmlaslon recommend- ed 2- G°vt=tt--1-5-1-fatstrttiit ttneacit vrtt- vince__tor` the purpose of instituting industrial -trtuning. anti it ittviwpeti that this matter will receive' 'such support that the province will hc organised itrimediately. Principal J. D. Seaman will speak on Tit;-New Vlslon of the Public School and its service to tlte community, calling par- ticular attention to some of the things that would most effectively promote this object in Charlottetown. Ex- (_lovernor D. A. McKinnon will speak on Beatitltying Home Surroundings. Notwithstanding the striking beauty of (lltarlottetowii there ls ample room, In vlcw of what other cities are doing, to greatly t-nltancc the beauty and contribute to thc lit-altltfulttess of the trity. It is ltopetl that the meeting \vlIl be as largely attended, its its importance merits. The regular prayer meetings for this t-ve-ning have lieeii cnncelletl oit account of this meeting.

VICTIM OF GAS.-Private John L.

McMillan, No. 21643, 5th' Ilitttalion. l'ornit-.t'ly with the-'llth I-lattallon is of- ficially reported sufferltii: from tht- t-f- l‘t-ots oi’ gas poisoning. Mrs. (‘.har- loitt- Mt-Mllltiit ot' 1038 95th St., rc- celved a telegram front tht- atljtttant- gent-.ral iiiforniing her ol' her son`s cotitlltioii, May 5th, hut it It-lter dated May ll). written by the (`aiitttlinii ltt-.tl (lross Society imparts the int`ortnatioii that Private Mt-Millttii ls not wountlt-tl Init is suffering from gun poisoiiing. Private Mc-Millan is now nt tht- llltlt Stationary llospltnl at llottt-n, I<`t'aiit~t-, and is still very wt-alt, so tht- It-tit-i' states, In the ntettntlmt- ht- is rt-t-t-iv- Ing good care and tttlt-ntloii, and t‘oni- missiotter (‘ltarlt-s Hotlgt-tts says his piogress will bt.- i`oi‘wartletl to tht- anx- ious part-.tits as soon as iit-ws is re- ct-ivetl of his coittlltloii. Mt-.\1iIIztit, wliust- part-nts rt-sided in ltltlniontoit l`or t-lt.-:lil yt-ars, wits in British (‘olttni- bla when tht- war hrokt- oitt, Init went to Moost- Jaw anti t-nlistt-tl in tht- lltli llattalion. Ht- wt-nt to llit- froiit with tht- first tfoittliigent anti was iii_tht- Ypres battle whit-li Iirotiglit so gre-at

e rt-iiowii to the (‘anatllan troops. ’l`hi.'t e was tht- hitttlt-., it will he rt-nit-tttlieretl, 9 iti which poisonous gust-s wort- used

against the I)oiiiiiiioit soldiers, and Private Mt‘.\llllait wafs ont- of tht- lads

X who fell e-iivelopetl hy iiit-so poisonous " grct-it l`unit-s.-Etlnioitton Jotiriial. Pte. H lllrrlllillaii tthovc rt-ft-r|'t-tl tti is a son

9 lorntt-rly of llunlt-i' lllver, this pro- t; vint-t-.

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::l{t»-ep t~ool. Wt- st-ll tht- lit-st and

t-iieitpesl. lt-.o-clicsts in tht- tcily at Iowt-st prit-es. Price tiuis lit-.ltirt-. buy- ing. l’aton’s. 1430 I-.. v t ~ '

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` - - Her inning

(lirl Sliopper-Wlty tlitl you inakt-

that poor sales-intaii pull tlown nil tI'ta't. rtufl' itntI"tlien -not htiy nnytltlng?

St-tztnitl ditto-\\’lty, tho inean fol-

low \vaa»in fn ctu‘ yt-sterday -and ticvt-r oi'l’t-red me his sent, though I looked

._ _ ' The Broadway

States

From- the Vitagt-_aph-Theatre-~ New "York to'tl1_i_?_c-fit. -ii. _Q- ' 7 °. _ jj Vi* Edwar _ _

Star Feature _

iTlie Little Angel of _“Ca_uy0l_t '_ A Five Part Dramatic Story of the Far-reaching* .- 1 t Influence of a Child _ _ _ T

. cAsr-or ci-iAl1_-5_`¢_31`.l“3ll~_$t`_-._-.ff "i§t."f_’.; ._

_ ' St "‘l` “Violet” 'Maloney ‘ -

.G°'t§2`.§g§e §t5t'§itt,’ u(t;iii'i§'§f v. 1‘i§n°t¥-it-» 0tt.° lififieffrf ' George Streaton,`_ Anna Schae_fel'»~~W\ _ 3111 Weston, Charles f_IutChiF5°,“g___

pmm the book by Rev, Cyrus Townsend Brady Picturized by Col. Jasper Ewing Brady (HMB Ugliwd __

Army)

The Presence of a Little Girl Changes Canyon Creek . into a Law-abiding and God-fearing Community

t F-id-Y & 5‘*'“"‘“’ sooN trann-

° it .ch i'

0*'--.f "-¢*“"- ..°. isis.. The

ln Popular Songs Ten-¢n¢¢

W C_ Edwards Warren Kerrigan

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0 Rmb Black llox '_

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LIIESI lllllllll IHEIIHIS

“FIGHTING BOB" AT THE BOSTON THEATRE.

Mcitit-o and Mtixitratts will_pla_\" all

important role in the lit-atllttio leat- ttres at-tlte lsosion 'I`ltt-air" NOX* W“\‘\‘- iti thc grt-al iiiultipltt ret-I prtitluctlttn ol" “l<`igltling Bob," \vliit:lt lit.-ntls 'thu list tit` attrat'Iioiis anntiiititrt-tl i'oi' _New l-]iiglantl's grcatt-st ntotion pit'turt-_ pal- ztct- tht-. wet-It oi' .Itiiit- 21st Another hit; f'eatni't-. will lit- thc first t\_\'o-rt-el release ot' "Work," tht- new (‘ltarlic t‘iiupIin t-.onit-tly prtitltit-tioii, whiclt will ite shown for tht- first tlntt- at U10 lloston Tltc-alt't-. "l"i§<lllll\IZ U01)-" if* tit-st-rilit-tl as it inilo oi' filni with it sop- itratc uiitl tlistinct thrill t-.vt-.ry inch. It is in flvt- grt-at parts, with two hun- drctl and st-vt-it sttt-nt-s, (`n‘riit Jtilin- gtm plays “lioh" :intl tht-. pt‘itit‘ipitl for solt- volt- is in tht- ltaiitls oi' llctil' Ilyntlhain. llillit- Ili-t-vt-s will also nppt-at' in aittitlit-r new t-.onit-tl.\'» Hilti swt-t-t and dainty Mary l‘lt:kl`ortl will of tftzurse Iitt st-en in Otto ttf N01' iii” lii;litl`ul roitiztiives. The tially pi‘oiti t-.oiitroi-ts by (‘ttrolint- Ii. Nltzltols and liter fittnous llosloii I-‘ndt-tics \Vontt-.ii's Orcltt-stra. As has been the t-tistoiii sintzt- the Boston Tlietttrt- cointtiettt-t-tl its policy as a gigaiitic niotlon pit~l\irt- pttluct-. only tht- vt-ry bt-.st anti higltt-sl sularit-tl nitisit-al t`t-itlurt-_-ti obtaiittthlt- are prt-st-nit-d with tho very ,pit-It ol' the film iiitirltt-t. ’l`ht- show is t-tin- tlntiotis l'i'oni it-ti to it-it-tliirty, nittl popular pt'lt~t-s prt-vitil. lt rt-t|\lil"‘S thrtit- and one hall' hours to sit ilirongli tlttt t-tttlro pt-riornittttt-t-, itntl tht-rc art- no rt-pt'-nts.

DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS AT B. F. KE|TH'S. BOSTON.

litiiigliis I-‘ttii'liitiiks, thc famotts star

oi ".~\ (_lt-tttlt-iitan I-`i‘oin l\IJssissiti|ii," “’l`|it- t'uIi," and “A G-t-iiilt_-inaii of l.t-i- surt-." and one o|` tht- iiittst. popular til` the ytitiiigt-r ol' the Amt-rit'.an actors on tht- legilimalt- stitgt-, will he tho

tvt-t-lt of .l_tnit- 21st. li.-liss ldttirbattiks will nppenr in it bright one-act tvonictly

tight utltlm;-so-I just dt-cldeti I would i:t-t t-.vt=.n`.- ‘ ‘ ' -- "'

lit-tttlliiicr tit I3. F. l{citlt's Tltt-.titre the;

V .

tht: story of' :t _voting college boy, who i't-prttttt-l_tt-.tl by Itls ftillter for lils wild- nt-ss in prnitks, t-iitt-.rs lils-fut_her’s of-_ fltrte to lit-tzoinc “n regular business man." lit-. sut-cet-ds ht otta,tlay ln trininiiiig tltte oltl man in the stock ttittrkt-t, gr-ttltig ltinisell’ made a mem- lit-i' of iItt- livin..ant.l..ettds_..by.marrying tltt- steittigrititlit-1', all in elgllil hours' timt-. Mr. Ftiirliattks playsi. *thot hrt»t-zy yontlt just out oi' uollege,‘i_t§{1g_ l’atrit-in (`tillliii:t‘. of' “l“.veryv_l/oltitin - l`attit-, is tltt- stt-iioi.-:rapltetx lirnest ll. Ilall. t-outpost-r tif “Love Me and tht- \\'orltI is Mint-," “Mother Mn- tlrt-t~," "A Littlt- llit ot_` lienven," and stzort-st ol' other liaIlt\tls,'lncludIiig` “Till tht-. Sands til' the Desert Grow Cold,"- will nppt-ar in it new planologue ln- trotlut-itig his vt-ry latest song compo- sitioiis. ()tht-i' features will Include tht- 1\'lnt- Wliite Hussdrq, the famous siiitziiii; haiitl; llitrliartls and Kyle; llttlztti- Sisters: Farber Girls; Plplfax and l’anlo; l‘rint-c Lal Mon Kim, the t`liint-st- tt-nor; anti the Cycling Brun-

nt-ttt-s.

'l`ht-. wot-It of June 28th, Elizabeth lit~it-t- aiitl Cltarlt-s J. King, of the Win- - it-r (lartlt-it sliows will he the heml-

lint-rs :tt ll. l-`,. I{eitlt's Theatre.

Vi

ll0TE`L ARRIVALS

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VICTORIA.

I-'_ I.. llogt-rs, Alliorton; Mr and Mrs

lt. \\'. Illyrs, W. A. llise. lllohmond; .\Ii' itiitl Iilrs t‘. S. Ching. J. McPltall, Postoii; Rev. .l. (‘. l\’lt-.Mlllan, Cardi- ttaii; A. I). ll. I-‘rtttiittt-it, Ottawa; G. ll. .\ltit'tIoif`. lltiston; E. G. McCullough, t‘. \\`. Il. lit-t-tl. Mtiiitrf-al; Fred Gart- inati. Yt-w York; l’_ S. I-lamon. Mon- irt-al; ‘l`. Mt:l{ay. Pt-tt-rljorouglt; J. \’\`aIlnt~t-_ \\’. l’. Lownt-y, 'l`oronto; H. S. St-ltoII_ Nt-w York; M. l\'lt'.Dotialtl, Tiititisltz \\'_ J. Mt-Dottgnll, St. John; .latin-s |lt:_::t-r. l\lontrt-al; J. Mt:(‘lnrIu. 'l‘oronto; IG. llrodttr. lilontrcul.

- QUEEN.

Mitt-y A. Lit-Doitttltl. Allston, Mass.;

Rev Il lewiti Mtirra Harbour' A

front tho pen ot' .Ioltn Stoltt-s. tfallt-d “A ltt-gultti' lluslnt-ss Man." This is

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J. i\i.»r<t-ii, in-tt A, .i. ivicueii, .ittimie E. Mt:Nt-il, Murray River.

nooit i`rom lter into resltlencc to Sher- ‘ "5:

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there ate! And it!

Wrong food is

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esteem in which the tlecéased was ' _ . licltl by the t:itl7.ens of (lhnrlottettiwit

as well as of the surrounding coun- - a

fry. The a -bearersnverc; Sir \\'ll- _ _ __

.How often you- hear that re-_

mark! How many such. men

how needless it

the big cause.

old age steals on rapidly.

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lr! --'~'t-iff.-irf_r.-:-._-_» -

` .wi 't _-. -_t _ dw.: tt.flI Q -».i\ti.-. " ‘ it ., _ _- . _ _ .._ ., . , _ ._

muscle. ~

MADE IN' -.

When one feels old at forty the first thing is

to correct improper diet. The main fault with the dietary is often a lack of the vital mineral salts in food. Without these mineral elements

To meet this very condition a food was de-

vised which supplies those mineral elements such as_phospl_1ortts, iron, sulphur, etc.

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1' .-ft.ti'<.» ¢ .t ‘ _ - ‘_ _ _“ _ _

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Made of whole wheat .and barley, this delicious i

food retains all the nutriment of these grams, together withlthe priceless mineral _elements--notably Iacktng_in white flour foods-which the system musthave to build . and maintain vigor and elasticity of body, brain and

` One can avoid this[“old-age-at-40" business proper eating and living. _

?“'i?h¢r¢fs a -Ret-5°?-’_’. _ff-r Grave-Nuts

oo.. witttntit-,

--sold by Grocers

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