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_‘ Mr D. C. McKay, Kentville, N.S.,

Wlafiwilbrlottetowii yesterday.

Mr E. Wedlock, Hunter River, ship-

pod o carload of choice cattle to J. A.

Lcamaii & Co., Halifax, yesterday.

Mr. Adolplins Doiron ot' this City

left Thursday by the Nortlunnbcrlnnd for New Glasgow, N. S.

Mr F. ll. liinnning, oi’ Fulinouth,

NS., was in (‘lmrlolietown yesterday attending ii meeting ol the directors of the Canada Atlnntic l“ur Co.

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" Mr. Henry Proud, formerly oi Chur- lottetown, is' visiting his ohi lionie the guest ol’ his <liuigliter, Mrs. Junies llolinan' of liunipshire.

'l"hc Misses Nellio and .Iennic Pun-

cher left yesterday morning t'or ii visit to their brother, Frank, who is on garrison duty nt l\icNulib`s island, Halifax.

Mr VV. 1licl\'ennn returiu'<l to the

city on 'l‘l|nrsdu_v ev:-ning :i|`t<-r spend- irlgl.. ii very pleasant three we-cks‘ vacatlon` ut Vernon llriilgo, tho giicst oi Mr Owen l\lcl{t‘iu\:i.

Miss litldu. A. l\l:\cLurc, who is in

the/employ ol' Mr. lt. t‘. \\'obster, l\irr- chant ot.|(Iorii\\'nll, has ri~tnrnl-il utter

spending a pleasant vacation at her home in Brackley Point.

Mr. P. FI. Corbett, of Daly & Cor-

bct, insurance agents, Halifax, and his niece, Miss Langdon, who have been visiting here' this week leaves this morning on return to their home. Mr. Corbett was at one time a. resid- ent ot’ Charlottetown and has many friends here who are always glad to see him. `

Mr. und Mrs, McGinn. who hnvc

‘been speniiiinl pnrt. ol' their honey-

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Cross will be in operation all day and this ovening at their hall. Dorchester street. 2107-

CHERRY VALLEY METHODIST 8.8.

l’icnic at China Point, 'i‘uesday,

July 20th. Visitors’ tables, ics cream and all kinds of refreshments. it not iinc on Tuesday picnic ou Wednesday,

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CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH

-Rev. G. C. Ilenry, Pastor ot’ the Christian Church at Montague, will occupy the pulpit ofthe Central Chris- tiau Church at both morning and even- ing services to-morrow. All are cor- dially invited.

T0 ATTEND SYNOD-The clerical

und lay delegates to the general sy- nod, which meets this year in Toron- to, are Dean Lloyd, Archdeacon Arm- itage, Rev. Dr. Harris, Andrew Mac- ,I{inlay, J. Walter Allison, Mr.. Justice Harris and R. V. Harris, all of Hali- fax; ltev. A. E. Andrew, rector ot’ Pic- tou; Canon Simpson, of Charlotte- town; Archdeacon Draper, Canon Vroom, Mr. Justice Fitzgerald, Judge Forbes, B. D. Bent and H. L. Jones.

L. O. A.-Derry L. O. L. No. 1169,

Long Creek, will hold its next regu- lar session on Wednesday, 21st inst., at 8 o'clock p.m. Imuortaut business. All members requested to attend. At. the close of this meeting the adjourn- ed meeting of Crapaud District, Royal Scarlet Chapter, will also he held in Derry lodge room, for the advance- ment of candidates. All Scarlet meni- bcrs please attend.

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LETTER FROM FRANCE.-Mr

Neil Walker, oi’ North River, has written a long letter to his mother from ldrance, telling her oi the great battle through which he luis passed, and the danger and excitement of his

moon on I’, E. lslnnil, i'et\u'neil _ves- terdzty inornilig by wily ot' Quebec, Montreal, fi‘oronto and Niagara l"nll:-, to North Atileboro, llluss., where they will rosidc. 'l`llis' was Mr. Mc(linn's lirst visit to the island und he is dc- ligllled with it and the people here. llirs. lllutlliiii was l`oi'ini‘|'ly Miss I"lor- enrc Trainor, ol'-'this city.

::HARD COAL.-Tho following four

tlirco-inzisted scliooiiers are now on l|n~|-o way-i`i'o||i New York und I’hlln- delphiu with cargoes of highest graile Anierit-:iii nnilirncile conl, in egg, stove and cliestiuil. sizes. namely-lt. Iiowors, I-‘. \V. Allen, Whltlizln and \\'z|vr-not-k, in nil 3,100 tons. Kindly book your order at once und take :nlvnntagc of the lowest prices. Ilon-

lnill llell &' Co. 2115-7-1711141

work as u despatch carrier. Ile tells ol' passing through it town with despaitrlies while it was being Slicllcfi and that he didn't even think ot' the sin-lls. as the inessages had to be delivered at any cost. lie spoke of receiving it parcel of socks, tobacco and cigarettes, thc hitter of which he slnircd with a friend, who is a. ser- geant from Glasgow, Scotland. who enjoyed thcm inimeiisely. Private \Vulker wishes to be remembered to all his friends and although not lone- nonie. he thinks ol' them all very often. lie nlso makes z\ strong plea to the boys ot' i’.l'I. island to como over and help them light for their King ond country. and says if they eonld only pass througli thi: seviics he lias nothing would keep ihein buck. 'l’ho letter is full ui' interesting details und kind messages for the imnicdizite

REFRESHMENTS.-Lots of straw-

berries and ice cream ut L. 0. C. i’ic- hie Monday, July 19. 2107.

ON AUTOMOBILE TRIP.-Dr C.

Ii. Boer had Dr F. E. Smallwood of this city, accompanied by their wives, leave this morning on an automobile trip through Nova. Scotia. They will be absent a week or ten days.

FIRST METHODIST CHURCH.-

Tlie Rev. Mr. F‘uiton's subject on Suu-

gay evening will be: “The Nation’s ‘a'll"and' our Response.” Specipl music will bo rendered by the choir.

TEDDY BEARS.-The Teddy Bears

on'cxhibition in Beer and Weeks' wihilow to-day arc to be given away at League of Cross Picnic Monday.

2107.

POLITICAL MEETING--Electors

of St Peters Bay and vicinity are asked to remember the public meet- ing to be held in Anderson’s Hall, Monday evening. Premier, Mathieson and other prominent speakers will be present.

ENCOURAG|NG.-- “Your citizens

are taking more care of their grounds and lawns. I notice a marked change in all parts of the city for cleanliness and order each summer I visit Char- lottetown." These are encouraging words coming from regular visitors to this city and province. Keep the good work up, each houlieholder can do his or her little bit. "Brighten up!”

FLORAL SOCIETY.-The third an-

nual exhibition oi' the Prince Edward island Floral Association takes place in Charlottetown, August 2-ith and 25th. The prize list has been publish- ed several times. All those who de- sire to join the society may do so by leaving fifty cents at Allcy's Boot Store, Queen St. “ALL FUNDS OUT- SIDE OF EXPENSES GIVEN TO PATRIOTIC FUNDS." The competi- tion tor best kept lawns will be judged on the 23 August and result given out ut Flower Show. Mr. W. ll. Aitken was awarded the Silver Trophy in 1913 and Mrs. C. R. Smallwootl iii 1914. The cup must be won twice, not nc- cessarily consecutively, to become property of \vinner. Great interest is being taken in this competition this yean

TALENTED VOCALIST. - The

I"it.clib\irg (Mass) Sentinel, oi’ recent dntc cont ins ii lengthy \vritc up of the annual midsunnner concert ot' the i<‘ltcliburg (‘hornl Society, given to an zuiilivilcv ut` iiltnen llunrlrcd pcoplc in the lnrgc open air theatre. The piece wus The Messiuli. in which ai chorus of about ouo hnudrell and t\\'en_v~iivo voices was nssisleil by Gwil_\'in Mile, tho New York baritone and u iininher oi other soloists, inrlinling Miss Hazel lirennier. oi` (‘liarlottelowii, soprano. 'l‘he report su s that the several solos

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were sung by Miss l.lrennier und Mrs

There Wero_'I‘hrec Shepherds, and thc ariu " Rejoice With Mc."

ORDER OF PARADE.-The League

ot the Cross Band with members of the Society`wiil parade from their hall on Dorchester St, on Monday morn- ing, July 19th, to 'the station. The route of procession will bc from Ilor- chester St. up to Great George, down to Water Street, up Queen Street to Kent, down Kent to Prince, from Prince to Water, tliciuc to station.

2107.

DIPLOMAS AWARDED.-The fol-

low‘iu‘g` students who have been attend- ing a special class at the llnion (Toni- inercial"Collegc have finished their examinations, and have been awarded diplomas from thc shorthand and typewriting department: - Fannie Stevenson, Wheatley River; Muriel Mulch, Earnscliffe; Margaret McMil- lan, Wood Islands; May Andrews, Wheatley River; Olive Robertson. Mount Hope; Audrey Troy, Dal- housie, N.B.; Dorothy Keays, Souris.

SUMMER SCHOOL FOR TEACH-

ERS.-The Normal Course in Oratory is conducted by Miss Bertha F. M. Gorniun. These classes begin at 8.30 a.m., until noon with attendance of nearly sixty in each division.. in the course ot her lectures Miss Gorman deals with the fundamental principles of the voice-breathing. vehicle on which the voice rides, the different methods, false and correct methods of breathing are demonstrated in class, exercises for tone production, breath control, tone colouring, correction ot' voice detects, voice acoustics demon- strated by drawing on visible speech, are given due attention, so that our teachers may have a more adequate knowledge of the principles under- lying expressive reading. At 2.30 p.n1. Miss Gorman holds daily classes in expressive reading "in the hall, which teachers from different divisions attend. In this work the Third and Fourth Readers are used as text- ,liooks, and individual platform work is conducted with criticismc from pupil teachers and Miss Gorman. Discus- sions are held on reading as conducted in the island schools, and suggestions given by Miss Gorman along the line of expressive reading.

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VICTORIA.

» Motlier’s Footsteps \

Two Part Special Feature'

‘ Western Drama

(`. l\icKinnon, Souris; Mrs G. Mc-

Donald, Brudcncll; Miss M. Moore, Miss J. Moore, New l‘erth \Vcst; Mr and Mrs ld. Smith, Sl. John; G. 'l`lionip- sou, lllontagin-; L. llowe, New York; A. lliclloiinlrl, Sonris; A. Mcl\'innon. J. liurr, Y. l\‘ooly, G, .l<'ooly, Nloiitrcztl; Mr :uni Mrs Sit-vinisoii, S. Stevenson, New tllnsgow; J. Storcr, Montreal; II. lllt-Iioinild, llnlifux; J. lllcnhiilsop, Il. i~‘oi'il, Sl John; ld. l,~`uller, ltichinonll llill; Mr.-a (leo. Bailey. Miss Il‘lorcnce Railey, lioston; .l. lirotl_\', Montreal; l<’. l"ripp. (‘urlcton; I.. Slierwoud,

l(Ittu\vu; ll. ltoss, Toronto.

Warren J. Kerrigan

IN _ The King and the Man Prize ,Adventure Series

IN TWO

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THE LUBIN COMPANY PRESENTS

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Bronclio Bil|y’s

Wild Ride

The Old Tutor

A Dramatic Story Con- cerning a White Lie and its Consequences

Fair, Fat and Saucy

Vitagraph Comedy With Hughie Mack and Kate Price

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W. McKay, Truro; A. S. Prwosc,

Murray Harbour; lir Morris. Dundas; Daniel Morris, Dundas; Louis lieujii- niin, Toronto; A. Tetreault, Montreal; Rev. Jas. McDougall, Cape Traverse.

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.I. \Varrcn Kerrigun who is becom-

ing more popular every week, appear- ed to excellent 1-idviintagc in the fourth of the “Terrence (Yitourkc, Gentlcnnin Adventurer" series. The story oi' O'Rourk0, soldier of fortune, stops at ’I`revcna, capital of Zeta, where the priine minister informs him that thcre is ri plot on foot to assas- sinate the King. New thc King is in love with the I'riucess Sophia, but is unable to marry her because of tho lnws of the country. Ile goes to his hunting lodge to forget. The plotters pursue the King, and O'ltourke, who hours it remarkable i'escml»lun<~.c to him, holds oft' thc intruders while the King rt-sciles the Indies. Later, how- ever, the King reliiidliisllcs his rights to thc throne and linds happiness in the love oi' l’riin-css Sophia.

Another enuiilly interesting two-

pnrt. special feature wus "ln lier Mo-

liaul” that kept the audience laugh- ing continnously, closed u splendid week-einl progroiunn-. 'l‘ho smile Iwo- port l'i~nt\iri-s with other new pictures will he shown to-tiny, zifteriiooii and evcnin _

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'l`h<~ mixed doiibles mntcli played at

lielvidcrc Links on Sntiirdny, 10th, re- sulted as i`ollo\\'s:---W. li. Rogers and Miss llolen \\'zirburion won iirst prize with :i si-orc ot' llli, J. M. lluntcr and Itliss ltogers ticil with W. W. (Tlzirk and Miss Hillel linszard, l\ir Iluntcr and llliss Rogers winning in the play off.

The tirst round ol thc Prcsldent's

match tinixi-d doubles, matt-li ploy) wus playeil on \\`c¢lni-sllaly. 14th. re- sulting as t`ollows:--W. K. llngcrs and Miss lingers won from A. W. Hynd- inun and Mrs lingnoll, I), ll. Stewart and lliiss llobkirk won troin \V. H. liongwortli und Miss Ethel llaszard, ll. ld. Miller and Miss lluvilaiiil won from \\'. \\'. (`lurk und Miss \’V,u.r- hurton.

'l`hs~ st-volnl uint:-li will bo played

this zltteriioon. \\'. K. ltogcrs and Miss lloizers ngoinsl ll. I5. Stc\\'o.i't and Miss llohkirk. ll. IG. Miller null Miss ilnvilaiinl l|n\‘ing lll'n\\'n ai bye.

thcr's Ifootsti-ps," u sph-nclid ln'ni°t- iiilt-mst drninu. 'l‘hri-o other pi<‘lui'i-s, 'l`ho llenrst-Selig \’\'ct-kl_\', “'l`he (lid 'l`utoi"‘, an ext-elleiil o|n~-r\»el flrnnnl, and :L rupid-iirc coiuedy “'l`hcir Lust

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