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fréel when chimneys are clean- e

Why go to the expense and

bother of employing a. “sweep” to clean your chimney, when by simply going to your nearest dealer ou can obtain at “Witch” for a few cents that will effect lvely <io,..the.work,..wlthout the usual' inconveniences of taking down pipes, covering furniture and removing curtains, to say nothlngof the _labor and trou- ble, wear and tear and swear of putting them up again.

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Maritime Distributors

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ers and soldiers on ‘military duty are invited to the Band Concert, Curling Rink tonight, 3006,

SMOKES.-lSecure your supply of

cigarettes. cigars and tobaccos at News and Variety Store, 70 Great George. Street. 7oo1.nme1~2

VEGETABLE PLANTS.-Send for

our price list of vegetable and flower Plants. Address'-J. J. Gay & Son, Charlottetown . 7040-5-30M1wk _

K|NG's s|'n'rHnAv.-'rue _Post or-

flee stall' is observing the public holi- day today. The wickets will be open only from 7 to 8 p. m,

MAKES GOOD RECORD.-"Mr.

Mary inman of Tryon. returned a few days -ago from attending Acadia Col- lege where he has just completed mid. die year work in the Academy,leadlng his class with a splendid averagesnd won the prize offered for such an at- tainment. At the closing exercises of Acadia College. Dr. Archibald con- gratulated the students from P. E. ls- land for the fine record they had made ‘5'iH`il\§ the year just closed.

lSLANDER'$i SUDDEN DEATH. -

A telegram received by Mrs. Alexand- er Campbell last week brought the sad news‘oi the sudden death of her fa- ther, Mr. Oliver Mutt.-art, at Los Ang- eles. Cal., one of the oldest residents of Summersid‘e. His death was caus- ed from a hemmorage of the stomach. He was found in bed, and had died as he slept. The deceased was in his sev- enty-seventh year, and had always' been wcll and active. He was born at Augustine (love, but for the past twen- ty years has made his home in Sum- merside. Last ~f`all he left to spend the winter in California, and was enjoying excellent health. He leaves to mourn two daughters,_Mrs. A. Campbell, ol’ Surnmerside. and Mrs. B. N. Barnes, of Iiallfax. The remains will be brought home for interment and will probably arrive in Summersideon Wednesday. -

A TREAT COM»iNG.-Manager`Gal-

laglrer. of the Prince Edward Theatre, ls to he congratulated on having se- cured “My irish Cinderella” for a two night' season at the Prince Edward. This play is very highly spoken of in the press of the cities in which it has been given, and ls somewhat similar to “Peg 0’ _My Heart," which played at the Prince Edward last winter, and in which Miss Dorothy Chesmond starred as "Peg.” "My irish Cinder- ella’ has for its leading character a vlvacious and charming girl, “Peggy McNeil," who is strongly supported in a thrilling story of love and ad- venture. That the play will be inter- esting and entertaining is assured. and it is due to Mr. Gallagher to ex- tend him sufflclent patronage to en- courage him. in bringing other good theatrical companies here. Charlotte- ,town has not been overdone in theat- rical periorrnances in recent years and the reason may possibly be found in --lack of interest in such on the part of citizens. No form of entertainment can compare- with a first class theatri- cal performance and, given the neces- sary encouragement and patronage, Manager Gallagher may be depended upon to provide the supply as he is always on the look-out for and in close touch with the best that is going. For the encouragement to other first class companies as well as for the assured enjoyment. oi' “My irish Cinderella," it is hoped that i`ull houses will greet this excellent performance on Wed-

, I-nosday and Thursday of this week.

The sale of tickets- opens today and as there is likely to be a rush, seats should be secured at once.

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CASTILE SOAP.-Special today

pure white castile’ soap 20c per lb. News and Variety Store, 70 Great George Street. Phone 627.

est‘in newspapers and magazines. Al- ways -on hand nt News and Variety Store, 70 Great George Street. Phone 627. 7091June1-2.

WINS ENGLISH PRiZE.`-Miss Rota Atkinson, daughter of Rev.Mr'. Atkin- son, Hazeibrook is to be congratulated on her having won a prize in English In the first year work at Acadia Sem- inary, Wolfvlllc.

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED-Mr. and Mrs. A. D. McPherson, Brook- field announce the engagement of their daughter, Augusta to Mr. An- drew B. 'Bagnall, Hazel Grove. mar- riage to take-plac in June. 7094.

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CHOCOLATE8.-A fresh supply of

Molris and Patterson's Chocolates on hand for the holiday at News and Var- iety Store, 70 Great George Street. Phone 627. Orders given prompt at- ten-tion.' » 7091June1-3.

____QA§C_APEDlA IN NEW YORK.- The steamer Cascapedia. which for- merly was on the route between Mon- treal and Charlottetown. one of the two boats which is to perform the new service between New York.Halifax and St. John's Niid.. arrived at New York last week from overseas and the Fed- eral Steamship line will send her out on her first trip to Halifax 'and St. John's, on July 3rd.The Lady of Gaspc at present overseas. is' the other boat to be placed in commission.

WEDDING BELLS-The Roman Ca- tholic Churh at Debden,»iSask., was the scene oi' a very pretty wedding on the morning of May 14th, when Miss Julia Nelllgan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Nelligan. -St. Louis, P. Eul. -was united in marriage to Mr. Aime Demers a. popular lumber mer- chant and implement dealer of Deb- fien. The bride was attended by ,her sister, Miss Margaret Nelligan, teach- cher of Boutln, iSask., and the groom was supported ‘by his brother Mr. Al- bert Demers. The newly married couple. who will reside ln Debdenf were the recipients of many useful and costly presents.

MISSIONARV T0 MARSHFIELD.

-Rev. Ross W. Collins, ofr Port Wil- liams, N. S.. arrived in the city on Friday night and registered at the Victoria. ~Rev_ Mr. Collins, who holds the George S. Campbell Scholarship from Halifax Presbyterian College for 1916. has been- pursuing post gradu- ate studies in Union Theological Sem- inary and Columbia University, New York. during the past year. At the convocation of Union Seminary on May 14th, he received the degree of lla(-helor of Divinity with distinction. H0 intends to rerun; to continue his studies in Septemb.,-r, and durluf; the summer months has accepted appoint- ment as ord:|.inc_l missionary to Marshfield, P. E. .l. '

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Not a Moving Picture

As 'I his Attraction is Playing

W ' F to Capacity Houses Everywhere _I

_ Yo-.1 are Advised to Reserve

Your Seats NOW, Plan Opens I0 a.m.

A . PRICES---35--so--75..$1.oo _ - 3 SEATS Now ON SALE AT THEATRE BOX

OFFICE

PERSONALS

Mr. iiaro'ld J. llyncs, Calgary, is

registered at the Rcvcrc.

Md. Walter lnmhn. llanipton was in

the ci-ty on Saturday. I Mr. Russel Clarke. Mount Stewart,

was in the city on Saturday.

Corporal und Mrs, A. A. Murphy, of

Halifax, are regi r at the Queen

ste ed .

Mr. (lharles Southcott, of St. Kitts,

W. i., is registereii at thc Revere.

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Mr. A. L. Adams. School Inspector|

Montague, was in the city on Satur- day.

Mr. Wm. Byrne of the P. E. i. R.

returned Friday night .from a. trip to Montreal.

Rev. C. R. Freeman. -pastor of the

Baptist, Church, returned last nig-ht from Moncton.

Miss liope' Ives of Tryon is expect-

ed home in a few days from Acadia College, Wolfvllle.

Mr. James Bradley. city, has rc-

turned from a two months trip to Mon- treal.

Rev. E. Templeman of the Magdal-

en islands left Charlottetown on a two weeks visit to Qpebec..

Mr. Tom L. Kirby. the popular

horse shoe nail traveller, of St. John, is registered at the Revere.

Misses Anna R. McPhee and' Annu

Burns. (‘.urnher'land. were among the visitors to the city' Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. .i. A. G. Ellis and Mas-

ters Ralph :rirrl Jack Ellis, Montague, rnotored to the city on Saturday. i

-Ensign Condio and Mrs. Condic of

the Salvation Army returned Friday nigh; from their trip to Moncton.

Mr. D. S. McLeod. (lharlottctown.

:titer taking a course in Woifville Col- lege returned home a few days ago.

Miss Blanche Nicholson, Clrarlottc-

town and Rita Atkinson of iiazclbrook have returned alter completing their_ year‘s studies at Acadia Seminary.. Wollvllie.

Mr. R. B. Ramsay, representing

the Mc(‘.orrnack Biscuit Co., and Mr. F. W. Nugent, traveller forhardware, came in from Summsrside .by motor car on Friday evening. _

The Guardian regrets to learn of

the serious illness of Mrs. John (ilow, Pleasant Grove. ' Mrs. Clow is' the third daughter oi' the late Wm. Wool- dridge of Covehcad Road. -

Misses Cassie ‘Srnallman. Zelma

Ramsay and Eva Hunter of Summer- side have_nrrivrl' home after taking special courses at the Ladies' Semin- ary Acadia Collegg, Woltvllle.

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BUYERS HAVE THE HAP- PY HABIT OF COMING BACK T0 OUR

STORE _

We have always catered -

to careful drug_ buyers- customers who bring all of ,their judgments to bearm e v e r y purchase. Such -buyers come regularly to our store because they have learned that they can count

on ue for _pure drug? t prgmpt service, and ng t pnces. The extent and uality of our trade and the o vious confidence re- poeed in ns by the public is pretty convincing evidence that we conduct our drug business in a satisfactory

manner. ‘

We’re In Business For Your _|'Iealth. _ Let Us Be Your Fnrhily Druggilt.

Johnson & Johnson

The Quality Drugstore Cor. Prlnoe and Kent Directs.

sir. Clifford ehenarer, charlotte-

town, student at Acadia College, Woll- vrlle.has returned home after the clos- ing exercises.

Rev. Dr. Fullerton and Col. D.

Stewart leave this 'morning for Lon- rlon, Ont., to attend the Annu-al Gen- eral Assembly’ ofthe Presbyterian Church of Canada.

A DELIGHTFUL COMEDY DRAMA

"My irish Cinderella” will be the at-

traction at the Prince Edward Thea- tre next Wednesday and Thursday. It tells of the experience of litle Peggy McNcil,a little irish girl who has been brought up in an orphan asylum, ig- norant of the identity and rank of her father ahd mother.

A young Barrister from England

who is in New York in search of the grandchild of the Earl of Lonsdale, takes Peggy to ‘England and to the old Earl, `as his grandchild. Some of the sdenes in the play' are said to be thr'lll- ing and exciting, yet it sparkles with brilliant Irish wit and humor.

Miss Daisy Carleton as Peggy, has

several new song hits, which will be introduced during the 'action of the play.

A big scenic production is carried

and an excellent company of players _.is promised by the management. Plan opens Monday at Theatre Box Office.

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Squeeze the juice of two lemons in-

to a bottle containing three ounces of orchard white, shake well, ami you have a quarter pint of the' best freckle and tan lotion, and complexion beau- tifier, at very, very small cost.

Your grocer has the lemons and

any drug store or toilet counter will supply three ounces of orchard white for a few cents. Massage this sweet- ly fragrant lotion into the face, neck. arms and hands each day and~-see how freckles and blemishes disappear and how clear, soft and white the skin becomes. Yes! It is harmless.

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