_ JUNE ‘2» 1915 _ THE cnARLo'1"rn'roWN GUARDIAN -1»A<:s'r1-mas 1

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I in Pnnss s lsitllf|t,tus,ul,it1lSES it ' D D _ J ' 1 i Laugh at - 1- ' . _ _

-_ “$23,511: “.<i.°..*;i.;“i.::.' _ 3. _ S I

._ by fijlih; first err;-ies or Matinee _'_' ' _ I _ _ __ __ _ __ _ __ ____ _

they- summer 1 _ havoc with ¢i1‘l"g|¢§’,,§‘_'f

gg; b5;i§§§3'12”peir, nm.

,that i But." ‘ ”‘ "pi ~ ........if:.“_,.f.r°.t.,‘é;r..,..=t& tle‘o_f;__Pens ar’f`Alfnpnq1 and

_ _Cuclmiber _Cre. M, _h3ndy_

This swmmg ‘w f1Qt__ 1°rSi0PS»_-i;l1=‘=S` lie-:ana stingmgin av few moments.

Better yet-a“piy it to

~ thi? "¢1fDOS€d. sltin _before

S0108 0Ut,~£in,d, there is very little, danger of getting sunburned. ~ ~

You really oughrto rry`

this. _,It Jyvill convince you that .this 'word “Penslar”

_stands f¥r _the highest q_ual- ity 1 .,~.-_-oil_et Preparations and Vedies. '

A. Foster

- Central Drugstore,

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PRESIDENT I SUSPENDER

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~ PERSONALS

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Mr. John T. Cudmore. Appin Road.

paid rt visit to this city yesterday.

Mr Alex. Martin, ex-lVl_}"., Valley-

iield, was, in Charlottetown yesterday.

Mr. Russel lloward, Clyde lliver,

was in this city ye.sterdn3'»

Mr. and Mrs Mark Cameron. llamp-

den were visitors to the city yester- du -

Y. .

Mr. Arthur Hayden Of the Bank ot`

Nova Scotia, Montreal, is visiting frinds in C,harlotteto\vi1.

Rev. Dr. T. l". Fullerton, Rev. Dr. J.

S. Coffin and Mr. T. C. James, who had been atending the Presbyterian General Assembly at Toronto, return- ed home last night

The many friend.; ot’ Mrs. A. J.

Dougan will be sorry to learn that she entered the Charlottetown Hospital last night to undergo an operation this morning.

Miss Adele Gordon, ilaugliter ot

Mr. and Mrs. D. Gordon, city, is me

pected home tonight. t`rnni St. Anita De Bellvue, where she has had a most

successful year.

._-Mrs.,_(l__ \V. Lane, who has been vis- `lting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Large, left yesterday morning on re-

turn to her home in Lunenburg. N. S

Mr. Manford Beer, Crnpaud was a

visitor to this city yesterday. :Q I l I »~ 1 - . -- '

._ 3 A few hours’ exposuie tg _,

-.§ll_B_\l_lllggg_A‘__,*__ ;1(ot_.her_ and ,turd

_r¢J,te‘ shelter _ot hid fmotherts, _ and;

the five-nqgl feature as witnea the larK,¢"&‘udlence at last evenixwwg- one of the best yet shown, ’ The story is taken from thelbook of’ .the 511016 name by Rev. John Snyder, and ls,-congplete in tive acts. The out ` of _Dora D_eiand'bel.ng taken by Alles' Brady.. w)io'_capably fills the heavy and ‘?"“°'P‘1w-_ Pettit .' _ -r I _ ‘fr '_ ri.. ,,, '1'he.sto;;_i!.opeqi; in a_Cape

Other a mihii~.ter` The former lledve'

goes out into the _World to seek a. llvf~" .vgtliichhe fdililres to get in any :W£y'gossible_ He marries the daugh- jer of a millionaire, and by his riotous living compels his wife-to cut ot! his

_and _he steals theiigchild and his mud- dled brain. brlngs”liim to the former ‘home in _Cape Cod. He rings the bell, slid leaves the child onthe doorstep and_ships~as sailor on a fishing schoon- ._ei_‘.._A few years later Dora Deland ,takes her maiden name and comes to the fishing village to live and takes' up her abode withvthe mother of ber' liusband, not knowing the relation"-' ship, nor that the little child thai;

liecoiiies a great church worker' and t'alls in love with the young minister. 0ii_ the day set for their wedding 8. BIND is seen in distress and the rescue crew set out and the only one saved is the son who had been given up as lost. With cure hc is brought around and his wife is i'e<~onciled to forgiving 111111. but he slips into the old way of living, and in company with a t`ormer city associate he loses his life hy fall- ing over a t-lift", thus leaving the two lovers free to marry.

A film that could not tail to bring

the laugh \vas "Tile Warning", an of. fering by the Majestic Company. It \vas all that eoultl be desired in the comedy line, and sent everyone away smiling.

The same progrannne will be repeat-

Utl llsillll l0~Dli§ht at both shows, and also ut the matinee as well, which begins at 3.15.

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Mr Thomas Kickham, merchant,

Souris West, was registered at the Victoria yesterday.

Mr W. Newson, of the Massachusetts Fox Co., Boston, ami Mr W. B. Purdy, the (.‘,ompany's representative at (Thar- lottetowil, were passengers arriving in thc city by the Northumberland last evening from Halifax.

Mrs _T. B. Woodman and daughter,

Miss Elaine, returned last evening from a visit oi' some weeks in St Jolin’s, Newfoundland. They were accompanied to Charlottetown by Mrs Woudnion's niece, Miss Ella Crosby, daughter of Hon. John Cros- by, St Johu‘s, Newfoundland.

AN AGONIZING THOUGHT

She-Sut`t`ered'I I thought I should

never live to tell the tale. _ Hc»l-*or a woman that must have oeen sufteriiig, indeed.

PETER’S VERSION.

On the last day of school, Drizes

were distributed at Petle'r's School. When the little boy returned home the mater was entertaining callers.

“\Vell, Pteter," asked one ofthe

callers. “did you get a prize?"

“No," replied Peter, “hut l got Iior-

rible mention."

Snaps lor Everybody

Linen

--` New arrival of Table Linen Toweling--Towels, etc. 'All pure flax-will be sold at a low figure. _

, HOSi¢ry

Silk_Ankle in bl_ack,’als<_J wllite...._. ........ Sunshine Hose will r_etat=n color and us re _...25c 2 .B‘°°-“ D“°“i-““* tel# _H.°‘° fat* “’°§'§ai.;'i5.'2e. §?.i‘2l°.‘ §.i'2.$;‘i;;n;.1_i;§ ;;i.'.'.;;',s'.;i. n........i pta., gg; . ,_:_ .................. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... .. _ ~

l2,§y9"l;lercu1¢s,¢alI sizes to 10 1-2

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Men s .____§5l_1_i_§'_tS . me §’,,‘;;*,e,,§i,';‘i,‘;‘;?f»‘§;‘.;’,i'§,...........i';.;..aaz;'f.;;'ee.

_ ' Mews Cash Hose 30o-Saturday... ........... __ 2Sc

1 I House

_ b'Out_`50_.in nice pattems, carried from last are

Sow selling at halt price.

Summer Und,e¥W.¢§§ A

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I ' We h“"° 1”” °"°“°d ‘§,,i§l5;.ysp¥il2fn~Lgdie§ tedehlpi

Ch 'UNH fW.¢3f3C8l ._ ‘ rg ....1 M&gd’§ at't\liYP1’l°`°- ' W

Dresses

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allowance. 'I‘_h_is drives him desperatéff

`n. carrier ............... o. Kun

'-_ - , -_ HEATS,2 IN 3. _

’ Dr. Sharper, 218% heeding un

known, (rapt. D. _,A. Mehinuon.

ron, F. J. Cameron. `

Devil, Dr. J. Jenkins.

B TROT-MILE HEATS, 2 IN 3.

1. Winnie M., by Ringwood, A. F.

Murphy.

2. Queen Alto, by Alphonso, J. S.

Henderson. X

5. Queen (‘.atlierine, by Brazillian.

G. Harding.

C TROT-MILE HEATS, 2 IN 3.

C. PACE AND TROT.

0\`ll€. 4. Patchen L., by Joe Patchen, D.

Livingstone.

yard, F. W. Hughes.

6. Sweet Caporal, by Brszilllan, F.

G. Carver.

7. Lady Della, by Commodore Led-

yard, Lee Essory.

8. Commodore Wilkes, by Commo-

dore Ledyard, R. G. Acorn.

Tickets from and station can be

procured nt halt rates. _ p ,

The pony race will be held Monday

week, when at least five of them will start in half-mile heats.

THE _LIST OF PRIZES. ..

A. Trot and Pace.

Ist, Wrap. value $10.

2nd, Boots, value $6. .

3rd, Safety Razor, value $5. _ , 4th. Subscription Guardian, value

$2.50.

lst, (‘lipping Machine, value $8.

3rd. Rug, value $5. ' 4th, Camera, value $2.50.

C. Pace and Trot

2nd, Dressing Case, value. $6. 3, Summer rug, value, $3.50.

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the former won by 26-0! _

The following was the line-up:--

Catcher `

.W. Traiiior . . . . . . _ . . . . ...H. Smith _~

Pltch°r ` .

_ lst Ban ' _

. 2nd Bgle ,

W. Howatt . . . . . . . . _L. Wonnaco

` 3rd Base

Q. §top

, L. flihi _"_ “

cn "Om `

,the stranger. - »

'iiirggllowed to catch 'em-"

fish?"

belt- go deterid myself." ` " UNFORHIN

., 3. Prlncsis Etta, 2.20, hy Princeton,

. | ] ..; _ __T. C. Edgel. . IP*

Krte s ni it the door ls her own..She , 4_ Oakley H__ 218%" by Oakley Bm

5. Devilish Dorothy, 2.18%, by Dare

1. Picton by Aquiri, P. S. Brown 2. Dry Cleaner, by Brazillian, E. lf.

Ac0rn_ ` _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . U

li. Upton Prince, hy Todd lilac, Dr.

J. T. Jenkins.

4. Tipperary, by Commodore Led-

yard, F. W. Hughes. -

5. Tipperary, by Com/modore Led-

2ud, Driver’s ltuce Coat, value. $6. __

1st, Wrap, value, $8. I _ 'I

4th, Subscription Patriot, value $2.00 __

ln a game of Junior Baseball played _ -

at Victoria lark last night between V

the Tanners and the “Royalty Boys,"

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TANNERS ROYALTY BOYS

w. Meiveni ..; .......... W. ony

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A. Bradley ...,_ _'_Whitlo'ck` ' J. Meitiae`i`ier'n“` _"1: ._._1`Li;1_,'B."1=inEsi'an "‘ ii. c|.evért8.'_.`tS°,E}?'l..___ A, ‘smith ,

,J. Livingstone .. .. _ . .. _ . C. Saunders F. Cronin J.'Dt>'iroit C

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"Are the iish_I>i-rig now?" asked

‘ "Yes," replied the boy, "but you

""" you moan to any you don’tA

"I don't exactly fish, but it A ash come along nd bites at me I dolmy ,

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rI§ors§ Rac:_.oun;le_|;__t_he _m;u;_agemt_e_iit _ _ __‘,_____ “_ _ Y. .1 _ __ H _

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._ . . The Blggesiwargaln Ovpvrtunlty Ever Heard _Oi cfav\_°¢@‘§giyf_*§11¢lud;n§ethe___fast_:l , ` __ .in ., , , _, ____ _ _ _ '.. » . .~_ rg; h‘;°m_;’__~ < i ~ It-:sn-’t v.ery.,o,ften__that you hear of_a sale ' of this kin_d_ Usually

...~.. .,......... ...ai . .. _...Q gg-ngoggfigggupgio»5,_;»g_;;;g j you are asked to pay full price for the articles listed in tl1is'_tad, but be-

*;;°,gg3P-;t,;; ;,,;1f,';% ' ll ~ ginning to-nio_1‘roW’land cont_1`nu1ng,fo_r one week, we ,are going to offer '»,*;;if=~,i,°p,,L-.‘i’3:“,‘;,_,,:i¥,,‘_.§ §°,_,,1'; some items' from our splendid stock of Household Hardware. _ » ofii -to a muse eweeii e _ t - ~~ ,_ , _ _ _ j -'L_'

§‘,,`.‘il.l‘.‘_;,i’.‘ii_,3°_Z_i’.i’._i.’i.'ii_i§l`°@§;';",.§'i’§2 __ Coinpare these pricésivith any Localor Foreign Catalogue in your Possession, and i

-'§i§f¥iZa,_.`-_...i pn... ii ...te ..,..., _ ' you will be Conyinéed that our Goods cannot be beaten in quality and price.

CLASSA- TROT AND PACE-MILE 'l . , .__,,___L_ _

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ié-§tf5‘f~3f‘1%?-lftifffi-'$33553 ' Values That Tower Above Competition

Some Specials

w§lH€);lp` (Ireseeus, by Geo. Crestzehs. H. H. Horne.

__ 4-_V_1;;imrirul, by C0n\nv“l<>re Lf1dYf1l‘<1» 14 Qt. Enamel Dish Pans 47g! Ea. ' “' ~ Preserving Kettles, Capacity 5 3 pACE_y2_M||_E HEA1-3' 3 |N 5_ QICS ._ _ _ . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . ...25C “

Preservin Ke le a cit “7

t s tc S, C pa' y

1. Mow Miller. by Hamm. A. God- ore... .................. 37e

kin. '

2. Daisy B., by Hal B., P. S. Brown. ¥\IQua§; Teapots--"--~‘°-"40c_ 3. Derby, by (ilayson Jr., J. S. Wed- 0- 8 _ettles lock. » 2 Qt. Rice Boilers, with tin

4- Dixie Girl. by BFOWH DICK J- A- COVCTS ....................... ..48C “

2 1-2 Qt.Lipped Saucepan 17c 4 ll I H ‘S 2 Qt. Straight Saucepan 20c “

3 ll ll I6 ‘I

4 ll H li K( Round Pudding Dishes,

10 Qt. Water Pails _.......50c “ 12 inch Wash Bowls_.__._18c “ 9"]elIy Plates . . . . .__ 9c_ “ Round Roasting Pans.._.50c “

y, 4

1 Belmont Miller, by Aquiri, (' *_

Blanchard. I' -

2. Brazillian Toni, by Brazillian, L. '

ESWY- Qflll ` ‘- ~ __ 3. Bonny Cap, by Banito, H. H. Knchen Knlves, Etce

PRlCED‘ " VERY LOW

Bread Knives, fine ' quality Steel

Blades, ground saw edge 12c Ea. Cake Knives 1Oc Ea. Mincing Knives 10c Ea. Ham' Knives,best quality steel 7O¢E§_', Long Handle Kitchen Forks 10c Ea. Kitchen Meat Saws 15c Ea. _ '

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A Word About Our Choice ALUMINUM WARE

We carry the famous “Wear-Ever"

Aluminurn Uten8i|s which represent quality. They are light ln weight, are bright as sIIv¢r, and do not rust, and are as `pure as china or glaiu. Ask to see fha assortment when you call at the store. _

B. Trot , . ._ 'S

lst, Ring, value, $8. _ , 2nd, Field Glasses, value $7.

' 3rd, Cigars, _value $4. , _L_ _ ~ l

4. 'rhermes Bettie, vaiut, $2.50. dm..-"r.;¢dl»»~‘ -‘ _ ` ft' C- Tr°¢- ' ` 1 = ‘T f _f

lst Wrap, value $8. ~"> "’ 25" fa ‘ \

2nd, Meerschaum Pipe, value $5. ‘,f.-_;‘,“, 5 3rd, Driver'.s Race Cap, value $3. _ 'i /_ il L 4th, Driver‘s Goggles, value, $2.50. ' , '

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MAKES AN OLD IRON f LOOK LIKE NEW

The Cinderalia In_9ning__Siipper,

will endall the troub es which_arise through the use of dirty irons. Simply heat the fiat iron in the or- dinary way, and tix it i_n the Cinder- ella Slipper. You will do better ironing with less. effort, and have no hard work cleansing thejrons. Nohousehold _should be without one. Price only,.............. .10c Ea.

_Exceedingly Low

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Prlces 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 10c 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 turners 8c ea. Wood Handle Mixing Spoons 5c ea. Steel Fry Pans, only 18c & 20c ea. Black Japanned F ireshovels 5c & 8c ea. China Teapot Stands l5c ea. Wood Towel Rollers l5c ea. Mortice Bread Boards, size 18x24, 45c ea. Mouse Traps, 2for 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 10c. Nutmeg Graters 5c. Wire Rat Traps, large, 50c ea. Nickel Towel Bars 15c. 1 Gal. Tin Oil Cans 25c ea. Wire Dish Drainers 15c ea. -Wire Cake Rests 15c ea. Sewing Machine Oil 8c bottle. Tack Lifters 5c ea. Wire Bowl Strainers Pc ea. Canuck .Bread Mixers, $2.00. Knife Sharpeners 10c ea; Comb. Can Opener & Cork Screw 10c ea. Cot- ton Dish Mops 6c ea. Biscuit Cut- ters 5c ea. Wire Soap Savers 12c ea. Wooden Mixing Spoons 5c to15c Wire Vegetable Boilers 15c ea. Wire Sink Brushes 15c ea. Wire 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, Nlck°l Plated, 3 irons, stand and' handle, $1.00 Sei

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

and durable .-$1.60

Plain Wood- Ironing Boards, 80c. 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 Japann- ed top, two easy-working burners and fitted with glass in front to al- low regulating withoutbending t0D- An ideal stove . for Summer SC-

Sale pric€...._., ..... ....__89c és.

Ename Oil Stoves from _$1.5 to

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

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<€.`|.il1$*°'

nsiurirut Jaitninitits

Awaylielow Cost

These Jardiniers are A' ~

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

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A Splendid Assortment

of Highest Grade 1' ‘

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.

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Percolator ’

This percol-

ator will make just as good cof- fee and in half the time as any five or ten dol- lar percolator on the market. It fits any coffee pot is simple in construction, and can

be used by anyone. Price only .................... ..__50c Ea.

Coffee _ '

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WASHER

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day. Does away with half the drudgery of wash

day. The process ,

is forcing soapy V _ '

water through the fabrics by compressed air and suc- tion, which cleanses perfectly all classes of washable clothes, in less than one tenth the time it. takes to doit in the old way. Our Sale Price on this washer is only. ..... _.$1.25

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ily, Doctor, the mldtcine " ` - ~ ',- ,_

bed for me is lplen id I thm' ""'~~h

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Beautiful Souvenir Spoons Given Free

Just think of it:-' A. "W_ M." Rogers" Silver Plated

Souvenir Spoon given free to persons purchasing goods to the value of $1.00 or over. These spoons are the original mid genuine W. M. ROGERS G. SONS A A Qual- ity, Made in Canada. Each spoon is wra ped in the It/lanafacturer's certificate of Guarantee. whfdh absolute- ly warrants satisfaction to the user. These souvenir spoons sell everywhere for 25c. eat-li.» but we are making the above special offer for this sale. The toilowlng is a list of the present great war heroes, of which the above spoons are souvenirs:

Gents. Kitchener. Roberts. Beatty. Jolfrc, Fisher,

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

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