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the odor'is"'that of Wood Violets.

l. -- ' i . _ Th_1s'product is an ef- ficacious remedy in cases of burnsbruises, cuts, in- sect bites, chilblains, sun- burn, etc.

It_ is perfectly anti-

septic and makes an ex- celent After Shave and Toilet Preparation-25c a bottle. ‘

E. A. Foster

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Boston Shoe

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*Special Chairs for Ladies

Panama, Straw and all kinds of Felt Hats Cleaned , f and Blocked

~ 4 car .afuil line of Polishes _- Sueas all _coors, Imperial ronze and White Shoes.

We Clean Our Hats Here . _-_in ,Charlottetown- 'lfllerefore we do not |18” f9;{¢ll¢¥l¢ Elm' f°* Expressage or Sandia! them Away

Out of Town Orders Promptlil

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i Yesterday was somewhat of an off _ dey Bo far as subscriptions were con- cerned, Iio doubt intending subscrib- ers holding back till the end of the week. lt is hoped to close the list on Saturday. ln the Guardian of May Z9 in crediting the handsome donations from the Women’s Patriotic Associa- tion of Malpeque, the Guardian men- tioned in error Bedeque. It should be stated that $88 of the $100 sent to the Red Cross was made at an enter-

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To the Charlottetown Guardian, Charlottetown, P.E.I.:" 1

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to the Island Patriotic Committee Fund.

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tainment ,given by the Women’s Pat- riotic Association Malpeque. These loyal and patriotic ladies deserve the thanks and congratulations of all con- cerned. ,

YEBTERTD/\Y'8 SUBSCRIPTIONS,

D. J. McLean, Argyle Shore. . . . Mrs. D. J. McLean, Argyle Shore Mrs. Edward Boswell, Victoria. . . V Miss E. S. S., Cambridge. Mass.. .

IOTIG FUND.

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from His Grace, who stated that while young priests from England were always welcome, he thought that the time had come when we should look within the diocese for the divinity students who are to he the priests of the future. -

The report of the Diocesan Mission

a number of the parishes do not make their collections as they are requested to do, with the result that there is a very considerable interilerence with the general business management of the fund.

His Grace called attention to the

fact that Avon and Prince Edward Island dcancries have been the ban- ner deaneries this year.

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how hugo it success was "The Man ot the Hour,” shown at the People’s some time ago, when the house was almost inadequate to ai'l’ord even standing room to the overwhelming crowds that endeavoured to sec the picture. Equally as good a picture in every respect ns that, it not better than it, was the magnillcent five-reel drama, “The Pit,” put on at the Peo- ple's Theatre last evening, The story is one oi! passion, from beginning to cnd,-thc tender passion oi’ love in the woman on the one hand, and the all- abscrhing. overpowering passion oi' greed, on the other, greed for material gain and the pomp and pride asso- ciated with it. Scores of interesting scenes were included in the “Scen- ,ario," and a. particularly impressive incident is u speculative wheat "sale" ‘at the Board of Trade Rooms in Chi- cago, where hundreds of men are seen in the desperate, cnervating business of “doing” the otherffeilow in n legal way. Jadwln, a splendid type of Am- erican flnancier, with a sound and growing business, meets Cresscr, 'a Chicago spcculator, who, utter several futile attempts, succeeds in inducing him to join him in a wheat deal. Jad- win in thc meantime, through Cresscr, meets Laura, tt beautiful girl and af- ter a. pretty love scene, the two be- come engaged and are married. Jad- win is very solicitous for the welfare and happiness of his young wife for some time, but nt lcngth the invidious fascination of the gamble of business seizes him und, buried in stock quo- tations and speculation literature, he gradually neglects her. A thwarted ,rivnl in love, taking advantage of the situation, tries hard to poison the girl'.s mind against hcr husband and get her to abscond with him. While sho is yet in o. state of indecision she learns of the failure of Jadwin; and, realising her only duty, dismisses the other man and devotes herself to con- soilng her broken husband. The dcnouement is highly dramatic. This 1 is one of the best pictures ever shown here and no one should miss it. The other part of the programme was ex- ceilent.

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HALIFAX, June 2.-The thirty-\ rivcd in Charlottetown last night by

eighth session of the Diocesan Synod the Express from Liskdale. Ontario.

opened yesterday with a celebration’ --- , of the Holy Communion in All Saints_ Mr. James Rodd, of the Marine De- Cathedrnl, ills Grace thc Archbishop partment, Ottawa, was a passenger to being tho ceiebrant. Georgetown yesterday morning.

At 10 n.m. the first business meeting' --

opened in St Puui's Hall, Canon Simp-, Miss Ruth Huggan. who is training son, following the usual introductory, for a nurse in Boston. arrived in Char- routlne business, presenting the divin-t lotetown by the Express last night

ity student fund report- a report A on a visit to her home here.

_ which brought a number of interest-I ' _-_

It-Ou-u-i__...__-vu-_-_...i|lil1g and strong addresses from the, Gunner liollis Rowe, Sydney Mines, “___”-”_“*°*‘ liloor of the synod, and a very fine one arrived in Charlottetown by the Ex-

Board was the next subject of dis-Q Mr. Harold Clay, Bridgetown, was cussion. It brought out the fact that among the passengers crossing on the

| Hospital where he underwent a suc-

lcessful operation for appendicitis. The Guardian is pleased to learn that

Theatre-gocrs no doubt remember, .___

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McCarron, A. Blaoquiere. P. McLellan, A. Mullally, H. Dufiy.

C. Trainor, M. Mclntyre, C. Cahill, F. Kelly, J. Partt, A.Vlllasuso, H. 0'Neill.

P. McQuaid, A. Wlieian, M. Mcguigan, E. Clinton, J. Cooney, J. Kiggins, F. Callaghan.

C. Green. ` ‘i

`W. McDonald, L. Murphy, R. McDon-

` aid, L. McLellan, A. McDonald,” H. `

` O'N'eill, J. Pratt, A. Whelan, J. B.'

\Ward., C. Cahill, St. C. Smith. A

PERSONALS

Rev. Mr. and Mrs. E. Macdonald ar-

press last night on a visit to his home ,in this city. ' Mrs. James MacNeil and Miss Fan- nie MacNutt, of this city, left yester- day morning for a trip to Halifax and l the Annapolis Valley.

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Empress yesterday on his way to Western Canada.

Mr. Herbert Stewart was a passen-

ger on the Empress yesterday on his _way to Edmonton, where he will take ‘a position on the teaching staff of the public school there.

Mr. John W. Trowsdale. Conway,

is at present a patient in the P. E. I.

Mr. Trowsdale is progressing favor- ably.

Mrs Duncan Finlayson, with her

three children, arrived in Charlotte- town on Tuesday evening from Quincy, Mass. Vifhile on the Island she wl_l_l visit at the home of her father, Mr Alex. Balderson, Flat River, and also at the home of her father-in-law, Mr Angus D. Finlayson, Grand View.

Mr. A. P. Starr, Vice-President of

John Starr Son & Co., Ltd., Halifax, paid The Guardian a pleasant visit yesterday. Mr. Starr was some years ago on the news staff of The Guardian nnd, later, on that of the Toronto News. Abandoning journalism for the more lucrative commercial field he became associated with his father in the above named firm. He has vcry pleasant recollections of Charlotte- town and greatly enjoyed his brief visit to the city, where he has many Summerside. ` '

(Continued from Page One.) ` `PoL|T|cAi_ Ecouomv. (S_enior.)

lst-C. Conway. Honours-G. Morrisey, E. Kelly, H.

Crepeau, J. T. Valley.

(Junior.)

lst--L. McDonald.

Honours-J. Flemming, R. St John. CHEMISTRY.

lst-C. Green..

llonours-A. Villasuso.

BOTANY.

lst-E. Arscnault, A. Whelan, R.

Gillis, C. Trainor (equal).

Honours-C. Cahill, D. McDonald, A.

McDonald, A. 0'Brlen, M. Rooney, L. Murphy, W. McGuill, M. Harrigan, F. Kelly, J. B. Ward, F. Brothers.

MATHEMATICS. Trigonometry.

1st-W. Curley.

Algebra. (Third Year.)

lst-T. Hagan. Honours-J. Hughes, C. Green. J.

(Second Year.) `

1st-W. McDonald. Honours-M. Rooney, D. McDonald.

(First Year.) ._

lst-L. Dalton. is Honours-M. Morrisey, A.Ar nault,

GEOMETRY.

(Third Year.) A

1st-T. Hagan. Honours-A. Blacquiere, J. Hughes,

(Second Year.) ~

lst-»-M. Rooney. Honours-D. McDonald, A.Vi\laauso,

(Firlt Year.) _

lst-A. Arlennult. Honours--C. Trainer. A. Whelan, P.

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Mequaia. J; oooney, M. Mommy, . ' Clinton, B. Mombonrqustte, lil. Martin, L. Dalton. J. Kig~g|n|,.M. McGuigan.

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Flags Should Bc Flown `

-l “()ttawa, May 22nd---A message from

Hon. Lewis Harcourt, Secretary of State for the Colonies, has been received by the GoVer_nm’ent_ in regard to the celebration of

.i His'Majesty’s wish that on the occasion of ~ His Majesty’s birthday thls year flags should

be flown but no dmners, reviews, salutes or

, Instructions have been sent out by the

Militia Department to officers commanding

~- divisions and districts to carry out the ji King’s Wishes throughout their respective

, _ (The following is copied verbatim as it appeared in daily press dispatshesl)

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__,~ _ The distribution of British flags by this newspaper therefore comes at a most opportune time. Here is an

' 'I i opportunity to secure for the mere expense of distribution a full sized standard Union Jack which should be flung

to the breeze from the house fronts of all patriotic Canadians as an evidence of loyalty to King and country, and to have -available for celebrating other holidays-and those victories that ARE SURE TO COME! The outfit ls complete with flag, jointed staff, halllard and metal socket for the window.

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other :ones of Province); for greater distances uk your en;-autos

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and le. additional pecan in ant sono (ur 'le. any Da point).

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Monaghan. G. Morrlsey. F. Mc- quiero, A Mullally | |{0m,m~B_F Cana h

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"0, ¥enna, R. McCarthy, P. McMahon, J. English and Canadian. A Arsenauli, M M G . 0 ey

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Valley, E. _Keily, C. Conway. A. (S,,n|m._) `“ gEQg|.\ApHy_

ntyre. 1st_C_ Trainon , _ “f lst-L. Dalton.

Gm* lm* *‘°"'\'=- l Honours-w. Mcxuina. n. Menon- = -sooxxasruuo.

P, Mcqn id, i Ilt-W. (lurleyi-'l‘.,I-Isglti, J. Rooney luv G- D°~|f\'"l» L- MUITUY. A¢_'|lf¢D0\\' lst-W1 McKenna. A. Arseaalut, -(ogiusl). - H 1 glgmllll- R°0ney. M. Mclntyra,_,;'Bt~ C- noiiom-s-A_; Dalian-e.~ . ..~ _

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B ton,_ ,_ , 1*. }JIoLei n,-`._C. t P M (~f“f1°l'-l. ,D-` Honours-E. Arssnault, J. H. Four- _ kwa., o,-s,..§eQu»iQf_'a,*_*__1»- 7 #Quaid and L- ,_ lion mer,A.Da11ah~e,L.Daiton. - ~

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STENOGRAPHY. ~

lst-E. Arscnault.

Honours-E. Gallant. A. Dallaire.

PENMANSHIP. `

lst-li. lllomhourquette. lionour‘s-C. Pineau, A. McDonald,

A. Arseiiauli. lt. Mcllonuld, J. D. Mo- Donaid, F. Callaghan, J. A. McDonald, J. Cooney, -J. Gagnon. I.. Dalton, P. Arsenaiilt. _M. Mcenigan. L. Woods, J. Kiggintl; E.,'Cllnton. _ '_ iH_enl.0_.J_ ._ ~

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