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|R“~A.i:.¥..1UNE

Installment No Don’t Miss One of Them

Beloved Adventurer---Series N°- 4 Featuring Arthur Johnson and Lillie Briscoe

“An American Heiress” ~

Fach one is better than it’s predecessor or see it

Other Pictures Perils lofi Pauline

‘ ri ay

IT PAYS to buy in this PI‘01|.ll0C»

’ ENTERS i-|osP|1'A|..-'riie many friends of Mr Bert Johnston will be sorry to learnihat he was obliged to enter the P.E.l. Hospital yesterday » to undergo an ii y

I? operatio to-da .

MEETING TONIGHT. - A meeting

of the local Patriotic Committee for recruiting purposes will be held din the Arnluries tonight at 8 oclock. 'l`. F. Fullerton, Chairman.

WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT.-it

is announced that the marriage

the llev. Percy Glover Cotton, will

June 30th. »

GIVE OLD ADDRESS.- Subscrib-

ers are asked when having their pap-

ther to please give old address as well

lays and saves unnecessary trou in going over the books.

' ' occurred in Wallace, N.S., on the 1

Tl-lOR!\lC)AL.E

IIVIP. - ~

Bay Horse foaled April 26th 1912. Imported_ to Canada Angus

I 16 6 Canadian 17632

1913. Weight 1860 lbs. Sired High Honor by Hiawatha dam Kate lnisbfnni and nine cliildren. a moths

of Chapleton, Grand Dam Ella McGregor, by McGregor,Purchas in Toronto by Mr. ].F. Roper of Roper Bios., May 10th 1915.

Will be_at_F. W. Hughes Stables’ Grafton Street, Monday, ,.,,,,,f;`,, he, ,,,,_,,,,,,,y_

Tuesday, rriday. Saturday every week. Ball. of time at Mr. J -- Roper’s, Central Royalty. Terms 12 dollars for the season with R“°°E5 COURSE DELAYED

return privelegc. Mares_at Owners risk.

For further information apply to the owners

J. F. ROPER, Ch’Town, R. R. 6

Telephone R-3-2

HAMMOND KELLY. Ch’Town P. O.

Telephone R-6-1

1006-5-2!2Msmu1Si. _

death of Mrs Frank Kirwan, wh

lust., will call forth great sympatl from the many frleiids of the fanii

of Clinrlottetown. She was a mo esliniablo lady. and her unexpect demise will prove a terrible shock

t the family and relatives. Besides

a brother, Mr Stephen lt. Burke, o

Alberton, ami a sister, Miss Bes llurk, of (Tliarlottotowii, are left

Mr A. A. Paoli, Rhodes Scholar

Simon Paoli. has been informed

arslilp Course will not be availa

‘this year. This is probably owing the war, as so many of the Oxfo students have gone to the front.

into the University until later_

F _ _*_ I-1_5

MI\YOR TODD 2.181-4

In the Show Ring: Shown ten times winning ten first ‘_ / _ 1.

’ (liurch Yesterday to good coiigreggé ;1\';_I“;f;‘nla.s i\`i(f`m;lxos§]1,Jehforggiliiimaliiadphlvrlg COURTESY APPRECIATED

‘e Mr John McKenzie, who resigned, _ “_”

prizes. _ _ _ _ _

In the Races: Entered in six, winning six first moneys.

the meantime lic will complete

University, Kingston.

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURC

sermons in the Central Cliristia

tions, despite the heavy dowiipour rain last evening at church hour tl

His Colts: At Charlottetown last fall, winning first, a sec- anelnlancc was soon. Evangelist M

ond,a third. At the spring show, March 17th, winning firs

second, fourth. Also winning first for five best colts from any wmv Wm again preach “em Sumh_y_ for me coming year, $15 for supple- __\‘{/“_§i_E}““~ - one stallion. _ ` " ' re...

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Will be at the stables of Mr. Francis W Hughes, Graft

Hammond Kelly, P. O. Box 235 Charlottetown, Telephone R16. 9800-5-5Mwsm6wks.

t Plicrsoii will remain in the city il ’ ing thc present week and in all pro

Stanley and Enid Vanllusklrk, wlii

“When l Survey the \Vondrous Cros at tho evening service.

F- _

ISIINII PIIIIIIIIIII IUNI] SIIBSEIIIPIIIINS

(‘ollef‘tr-il hi `\l<-‘sts \l.ilioliu lim lion/ie .ind Ariliilmld Cariipbe

i'f ' - ' ll,

Canoe Covc:

Arcliibald Nl. (‘nniplii-ll ._ _ . . . llinli-olni 1liai‘I{vi|zic _ _ . . ._ _ 1,00 Ewen I). l\li'Kii\uon .. _ __ .50 Mrs. llugh (lr-.int _ _ ._ _ _ _ _ _ .50 Margaret l‘:inipbcll .. _ . .. _ 1.00 John ll. .\i<~l{inn<ni _ _ _ _ .. ._ _ 1.00 Mrs. Neil ll. i\rl<'l.eaii . . . . . . . _ .50 Mrs, l)\in<‘ai\ ‘ . ilarrucll _ _ .. _ . _ 1.00 Mark Ininun ._ 1.00 Hugh l\li-l’li.~l .. 1.00 J. A. i\lcNev?‘ _ _50 J. I). .\l<'l.<-:xii .25 Ni-il l\‘1i-l{ei\v.i.\ 1.00 Arcliibuld N. t _ihcll _ . . . . . . ... 1.00

Il. A. IVlcNcvin . .

To the Charlottetown Guardian, Charlottetown, P.E.I.:

Enclosed please tlnd S. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... as my contribution ,q vel- “musing 1- .1 1, f U I

to the isiano rnti-iotic Committee Fun a. .,.,,,_...I,,,,_ The §_§_,;,'y° §_,“p‘,f, Gwlsresatfon.

N ed several royal salutes that mu

amo . . . . . . have bcononcouragiiig_ Onwedne

Add X day cvcniiig they drove I0 the hom

TCSS .... . . - ... .. . .. ..-...... ........ Qgtlgg gr|l]¢i)nl11w||eN.arccept|0n “Wai

e . o w i c many of the neighbor ~ und l`rlcnds'wcrc invited. The Guns (mum lam' M

$1.00 Mrs. John ,\_ ini-iioiiguii . . . . . ... 1.00 Orifliflul. fwcomimiiied by the swe

iiarolii .»\i1.tn 1\Ii¢i<innon _ .25 Strains of the wedding nnlrvli. play iiouni-iri< i\i<-into 1.00 by Mrs- tliev.) Murray. and with H S _\,,g,,,._ M_,E,,,_|,,_.,-n _ _50 of pink and white blossoms as a bac Nail A. vainpilt-.ii 1,00 sfwlnil. suggestive of future has Mrs. Munccy Gardiner 1.00 “CBS and prosperity, thc "words” we Mrs, fl. ll. llIacKiIinoii .50

ol’ the bridc‘s parents in Fniinii Brook, on Tuesday evening, Juno 151 at the hour of seven o'clock, wh

John ll. Jay was united in marriage

Pcakcs. 'I`lie ceremony was perfori

of roinaiice was given to the procce ings by the fact that thc bridal par

Stewart, cousin of the bride, w

|),,,m|,| _|_ }\,|uC])0m:a1\ _ _50 bridesmaid. while Mr. Eddie Jay, br

cmliroldercil voile .in also carried

were present and the presents we

father. The rousing cliarivari w

F- 1

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Building Future

*` " " lt’s the right of every boy and girl to become

a healthy, successful man or woman-

And they should start now to build for the future. Indulgence in heavy, rich foods when young leads to indigestion and other troubles .when grown. ~

Grape-Nuts

is a healthful whole wheat and barley food- scientitically prepared for easy digestion by malting of the barley and the long twenty- hour baking.

Grape-Nuts has a delicious, nut-like flavour, and supplies those rich food elements that '* build sturdy bodies and active brains.

for Jérape Nuts ‘Q

_ -(Patriot please copy.)-L.

94th SENTRY ASLEEP?-T

_ North Sydney Record says:-lt is

fortunate thing for the soldiers qua

urcd_ in the Archibald Avenue bar-

_ racks that no evil inclined German

was`prowling about in the early hours

of Saturday morning last. And if re- _

ports are true, it would be well for the

militia heads here to make further en. quiries, and not accordingly. Thes

be war times, and there is nothing li being "on the job" all the time.

in keeping 'under control the negr

steamer Anglo Brazilian. was a c

H. A.. stationed at Sydn_egh‘Mln About 3 o'clock Saturday ‘iii ing t Corporal, in ‘company with police o

. - e,

of the 94th barracks stopped wh

house. There 'was not a solitary to be seen about the' place, and

ing to the the Sydney Mines e

took the rifle avenue with

Ing the matter

Upon a

repo

momin

Of "t“linrlottetown, assisted by l"ulh0l‘5

'_/_; Miss Evelyn D. Smith, daughter of 1\ir Meqiinid and Hughes.. Father Mc-

‘l`I‘ ' ` D L. Smith uf Amherst to

,Hitt ,, f . and Mrs . , ,

:Inf '

'I .55

takc place at Amherst on WcdiieSli1\.V» an able and eloquent address on the

er changed from one address to H110- --

33 new one. This preve 's any de~ Hall was the scene ofa festive gather-

e ing on Wednesday evening, when the

D DEAD__T] d a variety shower on the eve ot' her

ISLAND LA V le 2|, approaching marriage. A pleasing

Gm feature was the presentation of a W well-filled purse, accompanied by an ly address. The hall was beautifully

hera She was furmerly Miss Money decorated and a well rendered pro-

_ J I Rddi_grai1iine coiislsting of music and

Burke' Step daughter of ul ge e gt speeches was rendered. A large num-

ed ber were present. and the many beau- to tlful gifts that were given the happy H bride-to-be testify to the esteem in ,__ which she is held in the coniinuiiity.

sie MOUNT STEWART.-The follow- to ing is the result of the exaiiiiuiitioiis

fl Wednesday evening next. A duet was 'I]‘!"i present teacher' MISS Floffle

' .1 Y .l `~ ' "1 ‘i ' I '

Street For terms and further pamCu1arS_ apply to the Owner swtrii, mnierai ny iliissni Nerd; mmf; i.oAi=|Ne oN THE Jos.

llazcl J.. the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. %';""m‘f“ w“"_ adn"'}u‘wred t" il “.“1“`

to cr ot persons in the Anglican

Benjainiii W. llirt, son of John llirt, (82 (2:2;`:l‘;lt°l0W“l~ “ti :I

_ ¢ _ r ng aiu n ‘t

co by un- itev. il. 1'. Murray. A tough ""‘°"S “F me °"@“i“H' S°f"i‘='¢- M

t V _

Iinari-licil to 1, beautiful spot iii tlih, 2_?_;i:'ll;:`i§ies°mckEc‘é‘t I‘}d“\‘feS'T_;‘g th”

. " - au s yoiiiig ei? pcoplc were coiillrnied and they were

E given an excellent disscntatioii by the

pi_ tile need of it in Christian life. There re WHS H large Congregation, and the

Spoken Miss Irene C_ Birtv ML Silllliilg was splendid. In the evening .

Bos "0Ilfil'm0d. the candidates being ad

, ~ _ o

Dougum Nlcnougun 1.00 mer of the bride was gmomsman. Th' dressed by Arclibisht Wo ell I

|,,,,,,,_m |),,m“.\, 1_0() bride was charmlngly attlred in wlii Wm MMKHY _ _50 silk and carried a beautiful bouque

1\1,~S_1.'urm,lm,- Mcuae _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _'_ _Z5 ilic bridcsinaiil was attircd in whi

both- costly unl ni . t tif" '

` ISLAND P/\TR|0T|C FUND- to the popularity dinshguscogtsracdiiiig to them in me with diligence “nd

parties. Among the gifts in cash was th0m“gh“e“‘ The service' which

_ _ _ began with evensoii .i inbstaiitiiil clicquc from the brll is ~ _ g’ W” Very 1"*

“as pressive, and in spite ot' tho very dis-

dian cxtciids hearty coiigriituliitlon and best wishes for future happiiies

‘it ` ` "

seems that among the militismen sent " ' "

here to assist the police, if necessary, ' »

_ B __

who took French leave from its ' " ‘

01'-

pqral of the guard from the _P. E. -If

cer Iloy Johnston, took ikistroll up d1€S’ WhltB Archibald avenu and wh in front --

they noticed ariile with bayonet-ab taclied, reclining in front of the guard

re- the

ON DRIVNG TOUR. - Messrs.Don-

nls Rooney Cherry Valley and Chas. McKinnon, Newton Cross, droveto the city Friday and left in the after- noon for Augustine Cove and Cape Traverse. They intend returning Monday via Kelly's Cross and Emy-- vsle as they intend calling on their old friend Mr; Francis Dougherty. Lot 65.-=Golu.

CONFIRMATION .AT ST DUN-

STAN'S-Over 400 persons were con» iirined at St Dunstan-'s-Cathedral.~yes- l ierday by llis Lordship the Bishop of

Lellanfacteil as master of ceremonies and also preached the sermon, giving

Sacrament of Confirmation. Dr and Mrs Conroy were sponsors. The ser- vice was very interesting and im- pressive.

FESTIVE GATHERING.-Hampton

teachers and pupils of the Hampton Sunday School gave Miss Edna Smith

Y ___

for the month of May in the Mount Stewart School'-Grade Vll -1 Mu-

Carrie Grant, Evelyn Walsli, Jennlet

Mr __

Paoli will (herefore defer his entry Doluglass, Aileen Walsh, Winston Birt.

ln _ ' ` ___

his

course in Science and Arts at Queen’s SCOTCHFORT' ETc"TM’5 D- A' (5p¢¢|a| to ghe G|_|ar.;lian_)

Mcilonald. Scotclifort spent ii few

of last week--The aiiniial school

ll L l1[)pOlI 9( OI' 9 Qllblllllg yellf,

c_ and the latter to replace l\ir Montague

Mcliay, who has moved out of the

district. Thirty-ilve dollars was voted light ""“'il"h0,‘,l °ff ut t"“‘

niciit and $20 for contingent expenses

He will he at the prayer meeting ' ~ ..u[__.s coming at mn in fum _

,.» . , . . ~ fllil' .' itl ~l' ` '

the choir rendered .in antliun eiititlirl ilmm :|?gg?§a;€l‘;?v£_gpL0;l;n>;00t(.2;¥f (I<lxcliani_.:e.)

iottewwn F»,iday___Mr_\mmam Rose' "Scientists niaiutaiii that even veg-_

St A“d}‘@W'§. was a passenger from llavdt-iis Wharf to Cliarlottotown by

U WEDDING BELLS-A very pretty _~ . , _ ‘_ .. ,- _ - - _ .__

wedding was celebrated at the home tl" bb' H“rla'“d 1`"d“Y° ‘hui {)f|'k:,w:;'|.L:t' gg\g:;liL“;"(f':;rmu

lf* coNF|nMA'rioN ssnvices. - “‘"“*°“’-`"

L." §<`fSI'3lf<iHY lilo Sucraniciit of `Con- T AND

d_ both services the Archbishop oi' Nova

Scotia. the most Rev. Clarendoii L.

learned Archbishop on “Pmyo|-_" and

at St l’eter‘s 8 bovs and 5 girls were

e lp rr , w io t on this occasion spoke on the "Duties

MR. DAVID 0'GONNOR

a friend and-a helper whose place it will be difficult to illl,_He was seventy

hissonl

MRS. JOHN F. McDONALD.

eternal . Y perhaps never so deeply moved as on that occasion, for her removal made a happy home desolate. It meant a loss to the place that will never be

ii woman of rare beauty of character. This fact found good expression in the words of her devoted mother-iii- law, “l nm afraid of her case because

is t I t live " We have

felt ernanatcil from a warm loving

BRITISH STEAMER

British steaincr llulcie was torpcdocil

‘Did you tell that young man of

yours that l ani going to have tho

.,..

vtables have fi ccrliun amount of in- tvlllgeiicc."

SUMMER HA S

THEIR TRIMMING

Late summer hats show ii fcw new

notes in triiniuing. .Among those is box-plaiteil ribbon, wliii-li is ulw:i_\'s narrowei' and muy be lailfota or inoire_ This is very pretty for small toqiios the ribhon being about an inch and iliree-quarters or even narrower. Short streamer ends finish the joining,

' ~--- Episode Thirteen ,

The death occurred on Tuesday. r _ » ., _ '

June the lst of David 0’Connor of _ -- Q Cambridge Road, after an illness of ‘ __ _ _ _ _

two months. The deceased was ii, gen- e a ' '

tleinan of beautiful character and was .. .~ . . highly esteemed by all who ‘ knew ' ` ‘ " **"` him, lu his death the community loses Bob Leonard and

three years of age and leaves to mourn - tl' d on daught , M . l iéirzi OTHER PICTURES

ill' , W OBO 01118 S ll l'€Il Oli, .

S., liuglile 'and James at home. May

res upeace.

SEE EVENING PAPERS

An unusually sad event took place Y | __\ I at Garfield. neiiast, on me 'mi inet.. GET READY - FOR

when Belle, the beloved wife of ”

John F. McDonald was called to her X

some The conimnnit was _

L..-

_.I

repaired. The deceased was indeed _ -In

$ G

Stout, fast-colored, full-sized (3x5) U n i o n I a c k a ,

brass-ferrule iioint- ed pole, bal and halliard, and rust- less window sock- et, on a basis which so nearlyeliminates cost; or. if you already have 3

pole, etc., the Flag alone may be secured. [he Complete $4 Outfit is the m_ost desir- able. Through thc efforts of leading Cana-

Chrlstian heart. 'l‘he influence of _ _ ’ her example will never die. The de- 4 -"- ceased \vas awtlaugliterf réf lV(l1r.vinnd -"

-_ - . ., ~ ' _ _ _ '. Mrs. Angus artin, o ran ew,

"' ]__Ii"-(6 °"ih“(l;iLe't'Mc1mH;T` _ (1§;ul(i|aiitl’leavcs a family of three childreii,I wr `. an-Q mu " "‘2' . mu ou Ia husband and many friends to mourn

I'\`i""¢` E‘I“'“"I I5l““d» who is at Pres' g~la`5S’~`$' Anme. I-garrett' »("mdu Y'-1' hor death. llor reiniiins were laid em VISIYIIIB' his i““`0“'»Sv Mi’ and MTS Munms Walsh’ Z' Lime 1 igoi' Gmqe at the Belfast (Dhurch, of which con-

by lV'__1' .Emesqne Gram; N' Jviume grcgation she was it valued member,

the Oxford authorities that the Scl;)<il» Q§’:l§::’_°S_', in me presence of a large ¢0,,c0m~s,_.

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to teiidancc: Muriel Birt, Eunice Mcln- 01 h°"°wi“g pe°ple""C°m' rd tyre, Ernestlnc Grant, Cora Douglass,

_ F

i/is V

she ' oo goo( o _

niet but a small number of people in our day who had the same power ol’ “` - `

brightening all about her. Hers -

was a shiuiiig life no matter where You met her. it was a glow that You the mulmic oppommity 9( ,eau-ing g ///_

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dian newspapers, co-operating with the F.//`

about cover tho colt of assembling ml

dlstriblltllls

H- '» ~ ' ' ` 1 `ir 0rf'suri'oi'il in-any "rim °

_E1 H t .L H C' M Ph, meeting oi Glenroy School was held ““‘ “““_ _ ___ _ ' ___ ' t d Drodt~Ii1c%f tswo eliiddeiit aiiilcfoi?cresf(::I 0" T“@S<i8Y- 16th. Two new trustees ”}"'“‘\"`“ M lm' “LW with 0"” °M'°P` 0 e

' ' wepi 'H 1 f th __ - tion were saved.

loyiil sun patriotic elttuns can noun _,\ _-

the Emplrds emblem at this time when t - .

. EVERY HOME must have n flak, and _*___-_' ti

' never has such on opportunity grelmtol ' .r",',`~ ',.'|__i' ,'

to get n 84.00 outfit on terms W ish lull ',_ »'___; _ __:,,,;_: ._

days in Charlottetown the latter part ]_‘QND0N' Jun? 19:'-Th” 2000 mn Q .

‘ -sn'

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-1°::.'.:°.*:‘:.s:..=.a ti-4° 'IW 1

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and on the opposite side ii small bunch ot' posies is tackcil on tha. rib- bon.

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PATRIOTIC CANADA

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'rms 1-°LAG</coupon J Ll

lloetinnnnlod by the smoiinl mentioned in the snnotu1o\m@ U

covering the son ol the distribution)

_wIlL_Whm Presented as the Office o!__tl_\¢ _/£4

\__ Charlottetown Guardia.. g ‘<"`

§I&lBl!!ll!§|`U5"i\ii¢rpres¢sBnll\l_II.|U`!!l,

_ _ _ »~orliei1oholcoo! V `

(~ *slime Fun-sim Flag, sions; in-_ go __ ,The Complete $4. Flag and Outfit _ ‘ 'T/mm onnims.-ii samplers some is “ma ma

do ULU and Io. nddldnanl for postage in 10 mils sono (or lla. In other sonss of Province); for grantor distances uk your poltmnliol'

A _ »

lmonnt to include lor I lbs.: it ting' alone is desired. send tho $1.10 and Ba. additional postage in ilrst sono (or fa. any Canadian point).

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FLAG O VERY HOME

A FRQE

W '!

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ti’ of Cliristlans." They were admon- ,_ f. _ _ _ te islied to show to thc world. by prayer '

A and good work. their Christianity and

. d .

bouqueh About sit - .t I t their identity with the Church of

X y mv] 0( guests Ulflst- They were also exhorted to

9 perform tho various duties which fell

agreeable weather there was a large

5. 0

he issue would not be unduly delayed. n rt-

Summer _

c ke

_ j1VIe1i’S'E ,_ Canvas....~........

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Ladies Canvas I _ ` `

Pumps......`..,_..'.___j,'

These have just come

to us and are great' value.

2' Corne.n_ow while we have

your size. I I

SNEAKERS for OLD

and YOUNG. All sizes.

st MORE CANADIAN HONORS SOON

‘_ LONDON. June 15.-Questioned by ' Donald MacMaster in the House of

___ OHS Slit, when the list of H Caiiadiaii honors and promotions for B recent meritorious service might be ' expected, the Under-Secretary, M _

Temnlnt. replied limi it would be im proper for him to say what the sup. plemental list might contain, but the

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JUNE BRIDES

Please call at our Dress Goods Counter and see clouds of dainty White Material for the Gown of Gowns.

Lovely soft finish Duchess Sat-

ins,Crepe de Chenes, Pailet_te_Silks; Crepes, Ninons, Silk Marquiséttes, Shadow and Tulle Laces and every-

thing 'needfige to make,-;_“_'I`he Gown” a deci d success?" " "

F9* Tm? NEW .*..‘9.M..E

A visit to 'our Funiiturre and

Carpet Departments-,will convince you that ou can "find

i . 131;.

here to amish _the New..I-to =

. from cellar to attic.__- " =j;_'_

James Paton & Co.

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Phone 96-‘ivictorio Row

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