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Laugh at unburn

A few hours exposure to

the summer sun plays havoc with tender skins-

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e ullsig ty p e ._ that follows. e mg off

But you can laugh at

sunburn if you have a bot tie of Penslar Almond and Cucumber Cream handy 'lhis soothing cooling lot ion stops the smarting and stinging in a few moments.

Better yet-apply it to

the exposed skin before going out and there is very little danger of getting

You really ought to try

this. It will convince you that this word Penslar stands for the highest qual ity in Toilet Preparations and Remedies.

E A Foster

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JOHN THOMPSON, K C WILL

ACT BUT ACCEPTS NO FEE

OTTAWA June 10 -John Thoiiip

son, I\ (‘ oi (lttawu, has leon oitcr ed ami has ntci-pted the position ol government iouiiscl to assist Charles Davidson in the war con tracts investigation which opens next week Mr 'l`lioiiipsoii luis stipulated, however, that the position is to be an honorary one, ili.it is to say lie ie fuses to accept .T tee from thc goveiii ment Mx 'l‘lioinp<ioii is ii sin oi the lute Sn .lohii Tlioiiipsoii and is .i lead ing member oi the bar in e;i,icrn Un

Most of the sittings of tlic eonimis

sion vtill be held lieic in the railway committee room ot the iioiise oi coin mons but sittings are also to be held in New Brunswick and in the west

ROYAL NAVAL COLLEGE EYAMS

OTTAWA ont .nine 12 -The fel

lowing candidates have passed the entrance exaniiiiations of the Royal Naval College at Halifax

R Mainiluv. (‘Iioinaiiies,ll (‘ L W The“steadysmol¢e”oi

i-lougliton, Victoriii ll ( I\eiinetli more men ‘han any

MmKel1l,7‘ie’ lhnkcnvm Om' Hubert other ten cent cigar on the market. Why?

Roger E S Bidwell kiiigston A ,tiiuv suit Ronicsity, N is Edward

PERSONALS ~

Ml” H5191 Daft. oi' Hainpsliire,- is

visiting friends iii this city, the guest ot Miss Mattie Cummings.

Mrs W. S. Crosskiil and daughter,

Miss Evelyn. arrived in Charlottetown Saturday night from New York.

Mrs B. R. Holman, Charlottetown,

left _Saturday morning on a visit to Moncton.

_ Pte. Clovis Gauthier oi' the 55th BAUIHIOI1. Sussex. N. B. spent a few days on the Island last week visiting frliids and relatives.~'l‘.

Mrs John Garrick, Charlottetown,

lfetllflied home Saturday night from ;St John, where she went to visit her |motlicr, Mrs Watson, who was seri-

'ously ill liitt is now much improved. I Dr. W. 'I‘. MacLeod arrived in this ‘city Friday night by the express, from (Yolunibia University. N. Y., and ex- pccts to remaiii at Orwell Cove for thc summer.

Professor. J. A. Murphy, Mr J. M.

Ilushes and Mr P. S. Bradley leave l.liis morning for Ilalifax to attend the Stzito Council of the Knlglils oi' (loliiiiiliiis, wliicli meets there to- morrow.

Lieni. Eriicst. Auld. who has lieen

Vlfililllié in St John :ind Shediac, re- turned home oii Saturday night and leaves on \V-ednesday morning for Sussex. lie is accoiiipniiied by his friend. Mi' Ilieliiiisoii, who will spend the week-eiul here. -

Rev D. J. Shern teacher :it Cherry

llill, Geo. Green, principal of the Mt. Stewart iiigli School and Wil- liam Cain, inspector oi' schools, New Perth. were passengers to the city by the eastern express Saturday morning.

Miss Emery, R, N. Wood Islands,

was a passeiiger on the Murray l-lar- bor train last week, cn route t.o New York, wlicr she will probably spend a few nioiitlis. Her many frit-urls wish her it pleasant trip and speedy rc- vturii when she will he one ol' the priii- ciples in a very iiitcrestiiig event.

i\ir and Mrs J. ’1‘. lletliuiie and Mr

Allison Stanley, of Montreal, have ar- rived in the city to spend the summer niontlis on the island. They are the guests oi’ llirs Edward (‘liiiiidler, King Square. Mrs Bethune (formerly Mrs George Stanley, t‘iiarloitcto\vu) has many friends here who will be pleased to wclconic her back to the city.

Mrs. G. W. l-litrrisoii leaves this

niorning aecoiiipiiiiied by liei' two cliililren Masters Kent and John, to visit her piireiits Mr. and Mrs. M. il. .l{ent, London, Ontario. Mr, Harrison accoiiipanies tlieiii as far as Suiiiiiier- side. Mrs. llarrisoii and children ex- pect to be absent till the latter part oi' August.

RESERVISTS ARE RETURNING TO ITALY.

ROME. June 12.-Several thousand

Italians, who have been recalled to the colours, or who plan to volunteer tor army service, arrived yesterday from (‘.aiiada and the United States and were received wiiii bursts of en- thusiasm from the crowds.

Some of these recruits, although

Italian subjects, uccording to italian law, were born in America, and do iiotspeak the Italian language. Others already had been here to iight in the Libyan war, and are anxious to utilise the experience which they acquired then. Many more are expected.

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A (Special to the Guardian.) FRIDAY, June 11.-Results:-

NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At Cincinnati, Cincinnati 1, Brook-

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Atfnsw York, New Yoi-it 1o.`ciii-

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delpliil 0. ~ ,_ , éi

At Washington, St Louis 5, Wa ingi

ton 1. ' At Boston, Boston 4, Detroit '3.

FEDERAL LEAGUE.

At Brooklyn, Newark 12, Brooklyn

iz' At Baltimore, Baltimore 5, St Louis A At Kansas Citv,,.Ch_lcaso 4.fKansas city 1. If

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At Buffalo, Buffalo 12, Rochester 5.

wits iii in

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OTTAWA. Juno 12.-Probably. ilic

most striking example of wliole-henri- ,cd patriotism shown by a Canadian in the present war is that ot’ the late Nell Campbell, a private ot' the 10th Bat- talion from Winnipeg and the Prairie Provinces. I-le was seriously wounded at Langemzirck, the battle in which Col. lloyle, the gallant commander ot' his regiment was killed. Ile died of his wounds on May 25th, but before his death he willed all his property to _the Cuniidiiiii Patriotic l¢‘und. Details oi' his former place of residence and the value of his estate have not yet been received.

THE LUSlTANlA

DISASTER INQUIRY

I.()Nl)0N, June 10.»~ Arthur Fell,

(‘-onservativu iiicni,l>ei' i'or Great Yar- mouth urged iii the liouse oi' (‘oni- nioiig todaay that an inquiry into the torpedolng ot' the Lusitaiiiii could serve no purpose and should be aban- doned in as niueli as coroi1cr’s iii- quests already had been held.

Premier Asuuiih Iiowever. stated

emphatically that the investigation should proceed. "That al ltlie facts slinld he palced on record seems to meet. witl_i general approval," said the Premier. who added that "the fact that some evidence will be taken iii camera will not affect tho general inquiry."

THREE KILLED AND

TEN WOUNDED

PARIS, June 10.-The llavas News

Agency has received a dospaicli i`roni its correspoiiilent at Nisli, Serbia, who says that at an early hour this morn- ing tlirce' Austrian acroplanes flew over Kragiiyevittz, where there is an arsnal and actories for shall and nm- ninnitioii, and threw down three bombs. Three persons were killed and ten were wounded.

Serbian aviators went into the air

to meet the Austrian airsliips as they were returning from the raid at a point near Sinederevo. During the en- suing flight one of the Austrian ma- chines, struck by bullets from a Ser- bian uuickdlring gun, fell to the earth in Austrian territory. Athick cloud of smoke could be seen coming from the spot where the machine landed.

0'BRlEN T0 RETAIN THE

IRISH LORD CHANCELLORSHIP

,LONDON, Juno 10.-The differ-

ences between the National party and the (labinet concerning tho appoint- ment ol’ law officers for Ireland have been settled by ' permitting Ignatius O’Brien to retain the _Irish Lord (‘,lian» oellorsliip, iiisteail oi' that ollloo being given to the Right Hon. James H, _M. Campbell, and by making John Gor- don, Unionist niember of Parliament for Londonderry, Attorney_,Geiieral. V Mr; Gdrdon, hltliougli an' anti-Home Ruler, is not so pronounced nn Ulster- ite as Mr. Campbell. The Nationalists agreed to accept him for th sake of the elimination.~oi',1Mr. Campbell.

At a Nationalist meeting held to-

day, and over which John Redmond, the party's leader, was presiding, re- solutions were pussed expressing sat- isfaction tliutgthe prpteltsfof the lJ8\‘tY had been ` successful “ln preventing the Lord Chancellorsliip 'being liaiided over to a, Unionist and especially 8 Unionist with the record of Mr.(lanip- bell.” '

The resolutions agree that the par-

ty shall “abstain In view of the ex- traordinary dangers of the present crisis, from taking any hostile action against the new Government in con- nection with the appointment of it Unionist to the Attorney Generalshlp of Ireland." _,

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12.--Every bat- Canadian' division in France. An- effect was made General Hughes,

of the Fourth,

OTTAWA.

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At Philadelpliia, Cleveland 3,,Phila-

FRE ` GIFT SALE

` The Biggest,.Bargai,n Opportunity Ever Heard Of

It isn’t very often that you hear of a sale of this kind. Usually

you are asked to pay full price for-the articles listed in this ad, but be- ginning to-morrowand continuing for one week, we are going to offer some items from our splendid stock of Household Hardware. V

Compare these prices with anyALo‘cal or Foreign Catalogue in your Possession, and you will be Convinced that our Goods cannot be beaten in quality and price.

I Values That Tower T- Above Competition

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IN ENAMELWARE

14 Qt. Enamel Dish Pans 47 c Ea. Preserving Kettles, Capacity 5

Qts .......................... ..25i_: “

Preserving Kettles, Capacity 7

Qts ..................... 37c “

2 Quart T_eapots..........._40c “ No. 8 Kettles ............ ..65_c “ 2Qt. Rice Boilers, with tin

Covers ...................... ..48c

2 1-2 ()t.Lipped Saucepan 17c “

4 Q lst H11 S KK “ 2 t. `trai t ziucepan c “

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4 (I H ll If Round Pudding Dishes,

3Qt. .... .............. .......15c “

10 Qt. Water Pails ........50c “ 12 inch Wash Bowls .... ..18c “ 9"]elly Plates...‘. 9c ‘Z Round Roasting Pans....50c ‘

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_ Kitchen Knives, Etc. PRICED VERY LOW

Bread Knives, fine quality Steel

Blades, ground saw edge 12c Ea. Cake Knives 10c Ea. Mincing Knives 1Oc Ea; Ham Knives,best quality steel 70cEa. Long Handle Kitchen Forks 10c Ea. Kitchen Meat Saws 15c Ea.

A Word About Our Choice ALUMINUM WARE

We carry the famous "Wear-Ever”

Aluminum Utensils which represent quality. They are light in weight, are bright as silver, and do not rust, and are as pure as china or gia8s. Ask to see the assortment when you cali at the store.

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The Cinderalla Ironing Slipper,

will end all the troubles which arise through the use of dirty irons. Simply heat the ilat iron in the or- dinary _way, and fix it in the Cinder- ella Slipper. You will do better ironing with less' effort, and have no hard work cleansing the irons. No household should be without one. Price only............. .10c Ea.

Exceedingly Low

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Prices on Other Household Articles

Combination Graters, with 4

Grating Sides 15c ea. Potato Mash- ers 5c ea. Rotary Doughnut Cut- ters 10c ea. No. 7236 Tea Strainers 8c ea. Alum. Lemon Squeezers l0c ea. Grass Lemon Squeezers 20c ea. Lemon Squeezer with cup 20c ea. Extra Heavy Rd. Graters, 20c, 30C ea. Can Openers 5c ea. Cake or egg ttirners 8c ea. Wood Handle Mixing Spoons 5c ea. Steel Fry Pans, only 18c & 20c ca. Black _lapanned Fireshovels 5c & 8c ea. China Teapot Stands 15c ea. Wood Towel Rollers l5c ea. Mortice Bread Boards, size 18x24, 45c ea. Mouse Traps, 2 for 5c. Asbestos Table Mats 6c ea. Long Hdle. Strainer Ladel 5c ea. Wood Toilet Paper Holders 10c ea. Wooden Rol- ling Pins 20c ea. Kitchen Salt Boxes, with hinge covers 25c ea. Dust Pans, all colors, 8, 10, 15 & 25c ea. Dover Egg Beaters 15c ea. Handy Kettle Knobs 2c ea. 14 qt. Tin Dish Pans 25c ea. Tin Measuring Cups l0c. Nutmeg Graters 5c. Wire Rat Traps, large, 50c ea. Nickel Towel Bars 15c. 1 Gal. Tin Oil Cans 25c ea. Wire Dish Drainers15c ea. Wire Cake Rests 15c ea. Sewing Machine Oil 8c bottle. Tack Lifters 5c ea. Wire Bowl Strainers 8c ea. Canuck Bread Mixczs, $2.00. Knife Sharpeners 10c ca. Comb. Can Opener & Cork Screw 10c ea. Cot- ton Dish Mops tic ea. Biscuit Cut- ters 5c ea. Wire Soap Savers l2c ea. Wooden Mixing Spoons 5c to 15c Wire Vegetable Boilers 150 ea. Wire Sink Brushes 15c ea. VV_ire Frying Baskets 15c ea. Ladies’ Work Boxes, very useful in the household 25c ea.

IRONING OUTFITS ATTRACTIVELY PRICED

The oldest and best iron on the mar-

ket today are the Mrs. Pott's Sad Irons. Full polished, Nick¢l Plated, 3 irons, stand and handle, $1-00 SG*

Asbestos irons . . . . . . ...$2.25 set Collapsible Ironing Boards, strong

and durable ..$1.60

Plain Wood Ironing Boards, 60c. ea

Folding Clothes Horse $1.00

Sleeve Boards, with table attach-

ment, 15c. each

Special

Prices

OIL STOVES

Hot Blast Oil Stoves, well made,

with good sized fount, and Japana- ed top, two _easy-working bllfnefs and fitted with glass in front to al- low regulating without bending top. An ideal stove for summer use. Saleprice...._........_... ..... ..89c Ea.

Enamel Oil Stoves from $1-50 £0

$2.75. We also carry the ‘_‘Perfec- tion” Blue Flame Oil Stoves in stock

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niipinisiis

Away below Cost

These_Iardiniers are ` '~ very handsome shapes, and well modelled. Finished in beautiful dull green. All sizes 75, 90 and $1.15 Ea.

A Splendid Assortment of Highest Grade

BATHROOM FIXTURES

Every Bathroom in the City

should be adequately equipeed it can be inexpensively done and it is necessary. The bathroom does more to promote health than per- haps any other domestic depart- ment. No one should furnish bath- room before coming to see our as- sortment of Bathroom Fixtures.

Coffee Percolaior This pmol- 1

ator will make _"jt’,",';' I, just asaood cof- ,' ‘v

fiec and in half W " T w, tie time as any . ' ,a fi t-ndl- tr*-*"5f.» A lalfe orerfzolatgr

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on the market. Itfits any coffee pot is simple in construction, and can be used by anyone. Price only ................... _...50c Ea.

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niis U - ,ans viicuuili EASE wiisnni & iff’ oNi.i $1.25 Purchaseoneof _J hese was ers o- `“ 5 ln-. Drs; "fir | drud e of wash "’“-'si ° i;aYr.fI,if.Dt2.i.@;s rr l* e I

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water through the fabrics by compressed air and suc- tion, which cieanses perfectly all classes of washable clothes, in less than one tenth the time it takes to do it in the old way. Our Sale Price on this washer is only. ...._..$l.25

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Beautiful Souvenir Spoons Given Free

Just think of it: A. "\V. M. Rogers" Silver i‘liited

Souvenir Spoon given free to persons purclinsiiig goods to the vnliie of $1.00 or over These is oons are the

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original and genuine-,W. M. ROGERS &. SONS A A Qual- ity, Made in Canada.” Each spoon is wrapped in tho li1iiniii'acturer's certificate or Giiitraiiteo, which iibsolutc-

‘ ly wiirriinis satisfaction to the user. 'I`li<-so souvenir

spoons sell everywliero for 25c. ezicli, lnit we are making the ab0Y_`§ special offer for this sale. The following is a list of the present great war heroes, of which thc above spoons are souvenirs:

Jenls Kitchener, Roberts, Beatty, Jofire, Flshe

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French, and the P. E. island Coat-of-Arms.

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