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Laughter is Wealth

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Mr. Abeles Plays Six Distinctive Characters in This Production

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Romantic Farce

Vllholesome Fun tl

Pathe News-It Sees All and Knows All

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|- PLANT LINE SAILINGS.-'_-Xuyonc

THT { W intt-rested in the i’lant Line saiiings

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ing from (iiarlottetown next week.

`°“_°, The m-xt sailing front Vltarlottotowtt

tint- in 1n-- ot-st hills _\-t-t pt't.‘.<t»t\tetl :it tin- l’rim-t» i-I.l\\::tt~tl thcatrt- was putl .in _\~.-_.-to my wi tt 'ltr usual buntpet' hotlst-s ~:.tre pt : ‘.

'l'ii\~ leading numb;-r was the first

itistcltm-nt ot' th" " 'l`ert-nee O`l{ouko ” stories, at t\.>t.-;,;-.i't play, " liis lit-urt.

His Hand, ltis Sword." This s~*rit».<|

is written hy Louis Joseph \'am:t». tntlttr- -.tt "'l`rt-y o' lI~~:trts," and pro- tl. ;--»tl umlvr tht- flirt-rtlott of _lact|tt»-< J.it't.at'tI, with tho iltllttlsotitv J. \\:t:'- rcn Kcrrigan in the title rolt- and ti nnmbt-r ot' the grean=.~.t_ t'ni~.\r.<:tI artists ztsstn-itttctl with lrim. .\l though tlit-rv are it ntttnln-r of tltt-_<t- releases. patrons by no means lose any t_. 'hc <:joym~~m by not .~wt»iu'r tltetn all, as each story is coniplctc in itself. A young ltcnrt yearning i`or ad\'t_-titurt-_ it comes :intl with it tt rornam~»>--wort-ti with all the vivid- ness ami telling of its taniotts author. All .<lto\tid set- this initial play :intl enjoy it. It is a gem of at short story, with a grip at`t`ordcd only the powerful play. The photographic effects are beautiful, in fact the whole production is par excellence.

Another special feature was “ The

Plot," written by \\'m_ Courtney, and Robert Gailiord. -The play contains an extraordinary' plot. which thrills and keeps the audience in suspense right to the finish. Action is the key- note. and love at last foils the vil- lains. The cliaracters are all well portrayed ami the photography is up to the usual high standard of the Vita- Hraph (Yo. lr was a splendid pictttre. in which Maurice plays tht- lead ad- mirably.

Two rip-roaring cotnt-dies :tml a

" llcarst-Selig \\'t»ckl_v," with particu- larly good war vit-ws, were tin- other nttmllers of the pictorial programme.

Mr l'JtI\\'artis utavlf- a grt-at hit with

the song, “l`n| on My \\'a_\~ to lluhlin ll:t_\'."

“Do your week-end

will he on Tuestlay, June 15. 1262 st-HPPING New's.Yt~:ntert-tt June

-i-Sthoottcrs lrcne )1.i3., Colfortl. l'it-ton; 'I`t-lt=plione, Bell, Point du f'ht-m~; Sanglit-, llohinson, River .l_oltn. NS.; llriiliant. Hemphill, tit_~<tFt_TL-to\\'ll; .lost-pliinc Swanton, \\1l\<'~ U\l<‘tUll<'lt: _-\ltna L. Young. llnltt-r. l'ttg\v;tsl1. (‘lt-atrcti June 4- :~`»itot»in'rs lrvm- .\I_il.. t`olfort1. Pic- ton; l't-m'c, .\lurplt, Ship Harbour; 'l~lt»pltom<. lit-ll. i’it-tou; Shangha, lit-ltnt.<on, llivcr John; Alma L. iotnu: lhtlttr \\'all.i<e .lose Tino

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??l"t>1lf1\\'_ the crowd of shirt lntycrs

to tht- .\ational t?lothin_L1 Store ami tit-L the bt-st. “'i‘ooke” sample shirts worth up to $'_ T’ for $9¢;_

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LOBSTERS fresh to-day at Stew-

art’s Restaurant. Qllffell mfeei- 1252

SOURIS TEA.-All should remem-

ber thtit Souris 'l'ca and horse races will be held on .\1onda)'. the 19th July. Mn M. c. MAc'i<_|muoN will preach

at Glasgow Road on Sabbath. the 6th. at 10.30 am.; Highfield, 2.30 and in the People's Church at 7 p.m.

CARGOOF BRICK.-The schooner

Leila Young has arrivedwith s. cargo `of'I’ug\\'asi\ brick for L. M. Poole & Co., at t‘onnoly's west wharf. 1246

LUMBER ARRIVALS. -5 Schooner

Joseph E. Swanton has arrived with a cargo of lumber for L. M. Poole & t`o. 1246

Miss Ethel Turner, of Vancouver.

arri\'t-tl in the city on Wednesday evening and is at present the guest ot' Mrs Albert Mutch, Ardgowan, Mt. Edward Road.

MEETING.-The regular monthly

meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Y.l\I.t'..»\. will be held Saturday afternoon, June 5 and 4 p.m. This will be the last meeting till Septem- ber and a full attendance is urgently requested. 1253

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THE 'DRUGSTORES of Cltarlotte-

town will close every Monday after- noon froin 12.30 to 7.10 during the months of June, Jttly, August and Sep- tember. One drug store will remain open eaclt Monday afternoon for the convenience of the public. Messrs lictldin Bros. will be open next Mon- day afternoon. 1206

VOLUNTEERS-The following men

leave this morning for Sussex to joiti the 5:'»tli ()\'ers<-‘as liattalion:-D. Mc- Govern Dougau, llradalbane; (‘liarlc.s \\'. t'arver_ liymialc, anti Mont lien- nessey, t‘-ape Traverse. John Leon Worthy also leaves to join the tith t‘. i\l_ lt., Axiilterst.

CHILD DIES.-Mr ami Mrs Bert

Newsotno, of this city, will have the sincere sympathy of their friends in the loss of their ten~year-old son, \\'illiam A.. who died yesterday morning from the after effects of an operation. The little fellow was the joy ot' the home and was a great. favourite among his young com- panions at i’rince Street School. The ftmcrrtl will take place to-day at I-l p.m. Only at year ago the same family lost another child. an infant girl, ami Mr .\'cwsonic was only .T short time ago

‘bereaved by the death of his mother.

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THE EXPRESS.-The express train

from Summerside arrived in Char- lottetown last night at 10.50.

T0 PREACH.-Rev. J. L. Dawson

will preach at York to-morrow (Sun- day). " -

SPRUCE BOARDS.-The schooner

"-Maple Leall" has arrived with a load ot' spruce boards for L. M. Poole &'t‘o. ' _ 1246

THE EVANGELINE.-The Evan-

geline. of the Plant Line, will make tier first trip. it is expected, about June 29th, from Boston _for Char- lott_et0\vn.

TAILORS' HOLIDAY.-E. F. Acorn,

Theo. Sentner and Wood & Morgan, clothes cleaners and tailors are clos- ing their shops every Monday after- noon durlug June, July anti .»’\tn:ust.

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CHILDREN'S DAY EXERCISES

will be observed at the Central Chris- tian Church Sunday School to-morrow afternoon at 2.30 o'cloc'k. Thcrc will be a special programme by thc chil- dren of the Sunday School ami all members and friends of the t‘lturcli are invited to attend.

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH-

ltev. \\'_ H. Harding, of Tignisli, will preach in the Central t’liristian, Church to-morrow at both the nnirning ami evctting services. Mr. Harding is well known to many oi?.the people in this city, who will he glad to hear him, as he is eloquent and interest- ing spttakcr. A cordial invitation is cxtcntletl to all.. All seats are free ami unappropriated.

IN ST. DUNSTAN'S CATREDRAL

-l.ast night was the first night ofthe 'l`ridt|um being held in St. Ilnns\an’s t'athedrai in 'honor ofthe Illcssed liucharist. and to further frcqtieiit communion, according to tht- regula- 'tions laid down by the llnly l<‘ather for Uatltedrul chnrolias. licitctliction of the Blessed Sacrament wa; colc- brated ami nn excellent and appro- priate sermon preached by l~`athcr Pius Mt-llonultl. This is the order of service for to-nigltt and totnorrow niglit. 'l`o-morro\\‘ will he gt-ncral cotnntuninn tiny of the pariidt.

LAID TO REST.--The funeral of

the late .\Ir. .lohn i\’lcNevin, wlto was tlrowned on Tuestlay night, took place ye-siertla_\' at Il p.ni. from his rt»sitiettce to Argyle Shore cemetery. iiev. D. Mcl.can oilicittted -and paid a high tribute to tit-_ct-ascii. The uttemlanco was vcry large, giving evltlettct- of the csteciu in which the lute Mr. Nlc.\’evln

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y u. M y ,Audits Qttllii ali,..1\\\l\is Mc Dougal and William Shaw.

._ T00 DAQ-v-1Al!. iudlviduahwho ha-S been annoying certain citizens by Deeillllrthrolllll Willdowptcame near paying the extreme penalty last night. SIICKIIIE his nose up against the win- dow of=a room in-whiuh. a.young lady was sitting he was at once seen as he had been expected, the offence being a repetition of many previous ones. The young lady tired at him with a re- volver. ~ Unfonnnately she missed him. The attack, ~however, scared him and he mode oi'l’. The young lady piuckily followed 'him but, again un- fortunately, iost him. _Should he .per- sist in these nnnumly, and unwelcome attentions it is not at all improbable tha he _will run up against something harder than a. pane of glass.

REVL MR. YOUNG APPRECJATED

-During the months oi April -and May the pupils of tlie.Tryon Consolidated School were much aided in their ita- ture Study work by a series of leu- turc-rs on Bird Study, delivered by the Rev. G. M. Young, ot' Tryon. The rev- erend gentleman is an authority on birds and it was wilt marked results that the pupils listened weekly to his instructive talks. As a completion to the work, Mr. Young summarized his work gone over in an able address in the Tryon Hall. The illustrated pic- tures shown on the screen greatly in- creased the vnluc ofthe lecture. A large number of the rate-payers were present and showed their interest by

t_-ontributing to a sting sum to be used ‘

hy the school for the purpose of bird literature. A written examination was afterward given and a prize offered to the pupil making the highest marks in each class. The result was: Senior class, llarrison Bell; intermediate,

Jenn Halliwell; junior, Margaret How-

att. The Principal, Mr. Fred Bell, the pupils, ami parents ure greatly in- debted to Mr. Young for the interest he has shown in the development ot` this important brunch of school work.

HOTELERIVALS

VICTORIA.

L_ S. llunciman, Portland, Mc.; J.

D. Stewart, Geor|:eto\\'u: T. lludson. l‘ictou; .l. D. Irving. K. t‘. Irving. Buctotlclie; Geo. li. litiilny. t', ()_ .llc- l\'eo\\'u. B. Loeb, J. S. Craig, ll. \\'. Ross, E. l‘erkins, J. li. Moore, Toronto; J. llullock, liantilton; S. liubin, l-‘_ Elkiu. ll. li. Ellis. (`. .\l. Kiley, J. .\. M<~t'artli_\', St, Joint; Bliss i\l. I.. tiomlge, lialifnx;

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trinunings and tailoring arc :tll that :tnyonc coultl t‘c:t_~on:thly i

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