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Prince Edward

Theatre Y

On account of “The Ticket of Leave Man,”

in aid of the Hospital tonight, and the length of time it takes to set the stage, there will be no matinee this afternoon.

Don’t forget the big attraction “Sixty Years

A Queen".-Thursday, Friday and Saturday,- Saturday, Matinee, June 4th, 5th and 6th.

*_* 1 _'__ . W

Po p g . r ~

li irony and ii wedding breakfast at Km s"°°t“'

the home of the 'bride the hal”-`l' -_ I

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' Low Capitalization Best Foxes

Are you going to participate in the large

profits obtained in an investment in the Silver Black Fox Industry? If you anticipate invest- ing, you would do well to look into the St. Lawrence Silver Black Fox Company’s prop- osition before placing your money elsewhere. The 8 pairs of foxes owned by this Company are all “Class A,” pedigreed stock--Capitab ized at $17,000 per pair, which includes all expenses up to September lst, 1915.

Write Wm. Moran, Sec’y Treasurer, or

call at office 88 Great George Street, next to - the Bank of Nova Scotia, or phone 492.

We will be pleased to give you full in-

formation.

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Massachusetts Fox Exchange

Will receive about the lst of June a large ship-

ment of Foxes from Saskatchwan and the Peace River District consisting of Silver Black and high grade Crosses.

Any parties considering the purchase of western

Silver Black or Cross Foxes should look over this shipment before purchasing elsewhere, as we believe that it will be one of the best lots of Foxes ever rec- ieved on the Island. These Foxes will be direct from our ranch at Prince Albert, Saskatchewan.

For prices and full information, address Massa-

chusetts Fox Exchange.

W. B. PURDY, Manager .

161 Queen Stl

Charlottetown, P. E. I.

3935-16Mtf

where his ul PSS W

hzive been of the full measure of his wonderful aliillties-here, the slixidow of H heavy sorrow rests. For ho is I'-T dand.

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and adv°rf_i5ing_ -HEAR MJISS BLANCHARD Bltlg

solemnized yesterday morning at the Parochial llouse, Surr-merside, by #For preventing the growth of Bev,-J, (‘. .\lcLean, of Miss Nellie E. sunt on ilruln, and scnb on potatoes Perry, eldest daughter of Mmmia --for murine a blazer. better and Mi-5_ Fi-link Perry_ Queen Hotel Sum. »moro profitable crop thlslyear, you mei-side, and Mr. warren il. Pope, Heed lv t1”““t_l=l1° “sd Wm' F°"‘““" oi Picton. llrs. Mc0uarrie, sister oi dehllde- 'I`\1i_S is an excellent iirtiele- th -, , _ - - all the lending _farmers use and en- he . ‘ p- _ _ . .-

lnevsllgate the St Lawrence' Prollosition é°""'° W by t"° S' S' M ` ` ` ` ` ` I ` I '

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Wim is very popular iimo-ig lier friends was the recipient of rr large number of costly nnld elegant pres- ents. Mr. ond Mrs. Pope will rt-side in l"iCli0ll- The fillilfdllln lflllls lil r-ine has been and stillistlie pf>oplo’s congratulations iiiid good wishes. ‘

noiincement of the death of Nr. C. W, Post., chniriiiiin of the well known 'p.,5t,,m iioreul-Company, Ltd.. Battle Crook, Mich., so widely nidvertiseil in

these columns. The following ttribiite

' gives ,, concise iilen of thi- es eem in i- .which the deceased gentlcin-nn was ' '

nerd. , j

Here' wh(-rc -(lll‘i1l`l€S “~ P051'

Lwrollght so IHFEC n "lim-C192 llf*l`9, 'where h~is,;zrent. genius- and his £080* pcrsonfilty touched men directly; hero,

-‘ ki ln. as.known to

sion tails, in the presence and ‘fl-‘H . . _-_ . `

The St. Lawrence Silver Black Fox Co.Lld. |-iiildems of we if"_ss1_Y~ _ ‘ 1.§.i"}‘*.'ii5‘.§i§’{},§ §i°f§,’§i§° “““ "“’“

‘hearts 0' °“°°" wh” k“““' hi"""h`° Tri ei--coUR'ri..iNn HOPKINS

Office Gust George St' ' ' P' 0' Box j“sti°e"his considemmon' ‘lm under-l leleltor Moss-His Pui‘tner--W. C.

_ gmnilirig; his strength which wussll MH1TL0GK_ 2'“‘“"'""‘ seutlensss for the \vs¢1l<i his f¥W‘d‘“¢ Hiiwiisiiiiw-The riereciivo-i>ARK-

I faith in people; his love for the town ER H()0pER_

_ and his Passion t\iat_it rrtlglit be M,-_ (j,ib50n_A Bmker in the (‘,i¢y_._

l e the Home Ol MR A RIVERS

made more ers ly . . . thrifty and beauty ii-nil C0l\t€lltmGl\t“"\ Maltlxy-Proprietor of the Bellevue t . ’ " _ -

H V . . `

But for is little while there is the| Sammy Willoughby-Age 15, Fond

numbness which the news iiiis brought of Smoking Pipes-MAS. W. WHIT-

nl f- i . . f . ond strong, he knew men and liellleil them.

moviiii: --ii vcrv viilinnt l'iiif`l\t2 gentleman iiiififrliid.-~!\_l..l\lillri‘_

(loiiveiitiui, Intcrniltlohiil (.lrilL‘r'0l Kl"lI'*‘ l’"“l-’-l‘t°"*‘ “nd 90"” ‘B \""“'g “Hair ribbons. 4% inch-as wide

1912- speeiiiiii in canes. Moons & Mc.

-rr mrs 'ro iiiiy is uri; ri-ovim -ONE UENT iwrcwoi-4 mu inma-

» ____ lon for advertising iii this column.,

_Mn punk LAFFEBTY ig Cul: must accompany-oi-der. Mini- Guurdiiin Agent in Bummenido. - mm dllrlo twenty-tive unto. MEN-.

_THE MORNING DAILY Qu.;-gin] -WANTED ‘AT ONCE.-An expor- mi be obtained at miiei-me 'rannorf ieiwed Sirenozraiiher. Aluily _ R. T. in p,_|-ion. s“mm,i-51.1,, Holman, Ltd. A _ 2744-6-3M3l.

-GUARDIAN AGENT.-Mr. w. A. --sun 'rim GRmAT»_'<iet9<=t1_v° ivlsv Miiiman i. Quai-sian Jig,” in Arbor- at the Opera. House toaiight. the ton, and be will be gl-od to receive King's Birthday. 2753. news, “W and renewal lllbscrlptlrrl -*-

______ God Remembers when the World For-

-BUBSCRIBERS should ;-may 3 .gets at “Tha Ticket 0! lnmve Man,” week or two heforo thstlme they to be presented in theibpera House have paid for has expired and thus to-night. 2753. not miss an issue, as all papers are -_- discoutinued promptly on expiry -°“"R~ T- H01-'MAN» LTU, have re- dato, lldtf. ceived ,yfurther shipment oi_Tlir.0tl1Y

____ ik Clover. Seri-d them your orders for

-T’OPE-PERRY.~'l‘h@ marriage was prompt delivery." 2742-63m2ll

e bride ntted as bridesmaid while

r brother Mr Stanley Perry, sup DONE at AC0rp1“éreatf0cGex;;{‘n;g& rted the room \fter the cere rug '°" ' ' Mth

short honeymoon trip to St. .Ishii nd other Maritime Cities "‘h= 1~ide

0LD-TIME REMEDY

MAKES PURE BLOOD

Piirify your blood ,by faking

Hood’s Srii'sapal'ilIii. This medi-

niedieiiie livcuiise of its " relinhlel

v-“f‘*”_*'T"“ vliamcler and its wonderf'iil slice(-ss

A Gi'-NTI‘l'1MA-\ 1 NAFRMD in the treiitinent of the common dis-

‘ '_°"' X eases and ailnients-s<'i'ofiila,.eu-

Tlle Glmmliln has "e°e‘ved the nn' tiirrli, rlieuinutisni, dyspepsiu, loss

of appetite, that tired feeling, general ilebility.

Ilood’s Sarsupiirilla has been

it-sled forty years. Get it today.

THE TICKET OF LEAVE Nlllll

HE POPULAR ENGLISH DRAMA

IN FOUR ACTS

Philosophies halt, and comllfthen' CAST

The "mation of hm me m mia Jiimes Dii1ton-Alias lliiwney, tho

hp reflection ii ill he looked upon for Gardens-CORNELIUS BLANCH n estimate of lllm-' MRD- `

(Ylenr-eytil rind st.rnng,'l1n moved lL0G(3_K- H _ mm his f_,.c,¢ purpomig Cigar-over MR‘e?;IAN.0Ir;i;§Is);i§N‘ Typical Dude-

ECll€St0ll\-Gliests ut. the Gnrilens MR. ARTHUR BRUCE. Ruhenstein~MR. IVAN HUGHES. Mae Edwards-A Street Bingi-i‘~ -MISS LUCY BLANCHARD. Emily Ht. Evermond-Lute of the horils-MISS Ll|.IilAN Mcl.l\]Ull_ Mrs. Willoiiglihy-A London Land.

Indy-MRS. S, (J. M00R1.;_

ounim ore l<rNG's iiAiulH'I‘ERS~

And so it scents hi- rrllill Him l"`

rl

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(le eral "'°`

pl1}'l‘Rf)l'l', June; 2.-The' H

eld here. Reports show 220 new d t H t _ i’°1"‘“ l" "'“`“""‘" ‘md SUM” sm” §;)notP» i\r;feyLiI1`rdn" vi'c<::li?;;hersi3g:}<?iii.idi;

LEOD. 2152.

The Strength of a Will

I Depends upon its being correctly drawn and secondly ' entrustéd to a Strong Executor.

' The Eastem Trust Company will advise with your

Solicitor in drawing your will correctly, and act as your Executor and Trustee, insuring all the advantages of the best individual Trustees, with none of their drawbacks.

The names of its Directors and Ofiicers, and its large

Capital, are a guarantee of its Strength, Ability and Good Faith.

Its charges are regulated by Law and are no greater

than those o an Individual.

Consultation or correspondence invited. t

The Eastern Trust Co.

W. S. Stewart, Manager

harlottetown

$1,009,000.

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chnnge will be made ln some of the trains on the Iuastern Divisioriz-

mlm daily at 4.00 ii. nn. Sou-ris 5.10 arrive at Mt. Stewart 7'.02 and Char. lottetown 8.05 ii- m. The afternoon '

truin will leave Souris daily except

Saturday and Sunday st 1.25 p. m. .

arrive Mt. Stewart 4.10 and Ch<ar._' lottetown 5.40 p, ir.. On Saturday , -

only will leave Elmira 1.00 p. m.,~ V R ed

Bouris 2.85, Mt. Stewart 8.15, ar-N

give ist Charlottetown ot 6.45 p_. mt . orn ng train will -leave Geor atowu 5.10 ._ ..._ .......ii..,. ...ir tai... Ifyou have nvtalreadv

train ati Mt Stewart ot 6.%5, arriv- dgne So, why donnt you ing lit ‘harlottetown at ii, 5 ii m The morning trains from Souris and End out wh people who Georgetown will connect at Royalty have WOITI TUPECSS SIIOCS Junction with express from Char lottetown at 750 a m Afternoon train will leave Georgetown daily, ox cept Saturday and Bunday. at 125

eoiinee n Mt Stew rt

its

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LI., _ V “A great. assortment oi womens

‘-_Q 'a Wu_sh dresses, worth to $1.25 ouch K ~ F . Q. will he oilercd as ii Wednesday morn-

. , ,E 1/1 ing anis-=si.nii Mini. Moons s.. Mc-

‘ ’ , /H \ I.li(lD.i 275-1 § ___ »

g _ “T2-inch unhlenchod sheetings regu-

M ,i //A ej .‘ lnr 29 c'-.nts Der ynrd ns xi. Wellnes-

.- f'=L7[/, y, U Han* ilgiv spgoiul we oder this at 23 cents

ij; 1 q . OUR . &‘ MCLEOD. 2752..

_»../ » ache.

* / I ' _ 2676 ' 1 3/ . :~ _ . ~

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P if/lk, , . Norvollein

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on Monday, June' ist, 1914, iii ~ e ' "

The morning train will leave El-N

are always ready to put in a good wood for them

New oxfords at $3 00

$350 and $400

m ti g at a

Bouriu train and arriving st *** ot 5 40 p m On Sat- only Georgetown at

4 10 arriving

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AB31b'I‘i§€a11`*` Underwear Q11

and 'porous knit short and jj

White ` and fancy vests

that are slightly soiled- in

fi checks, plaids and stripes, 10118 S1€€V€S and trunks ..-

f _ f ~ _ p i creams, Whites all sizes,

3(_)53?er»lf'OSg§a£rOm 1 50 to ' formerly sold from 75c to

_ 99C -F 1.00 each, pget toclear

pany Hose Hard and'_S_oft `

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4- .:_- .'. ,;.

J- 'Viv 1 vvvvv v w 'l‘~“»'m»:-'f--~.-»i- ».-».-.-»¢<~'.-r».»e-.-'.-;-

~'.-- -‘_-J.-Ja »'.-'.-'_-J.-1-1-E&.~_-:_..;~.;._¢_.¢...,,

s ' Hats

- in cotton, cashmere' and

silk lisle all'shades and including all the latest T ’ ‘ shapes and shades,We~~ are "

patterns, all sizes, form- _

~ overstocked, these hat

_ erly 25 to 50c per pair S01 d at 2.00 to 3.00 _ S

` Nm” 19° 1 I Now 1.00

.. Working Men’s Shirts

We have had made to our order in Montreal an

extra large,extra strong line of working shirts in greys, blacks, stripes, blues and tan 75c, 1.00, 1.25, 1,50 *-

i , _

Men s Belts Leather belts for young men this year are inclin-

T ed to be _narrow and all our belts are _fastened with a

patent clip so that we can litany size in broWns,greys, "'

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blacks. 35c, 400, 50c, 65c, 75c, 90c,1._00. `.‘

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'Get a Bigger andB'etter Crop withUninixed Fertilizers

How About a Good Big 1

? ' How to Apply

' There is a mint of money in potatoes for the men who plant ° ° I intelligently and use _modemimethods ‘in farming. the Fertlhzers The Charlottetown markets are offering from 50c to 55c per ‘ '

bu_shel and all over the Dominion there are corresponding high

prices. And these prices won’t_be lower for some months.

- To_ secure the biggest possible cro . the roundwill have to

be fertilized-and none but our UIJDMIXET) fertilizers will give absolute satisfaction. ‘ ` .if ..?.‘:sii§.fe.f:;r::§f:.;°.i°~‘Y.i“e e.i°“"° i;_i“‘ ‘hi-vs”

_V _ ° ire , an can supp ie in com ma- before you can expect cod

tions _to suit every cro , and the va in needs of ° square inch of soil under? cultivation. ry g every . “Sf from “ext culglva' '

Result of Fertilizer Tests on Potatoes USE mls FORMULA ON

~ YOUR POTATO Cll_t)l’

,' A farmer at Gleniinna d fit f 0 ~ solely by using our Unmiil:edSTe:iL‘lttilfize;;s.I)r0 O $4 '50 per acre l'n§nu(l¥;0)f 0116 HCYC. Wltllflllt '

_Another farmer at Little Harbor had a profit of $54.40 per -

acre clear gain over the unfertilized fields. 1 _ 2 1-2 bags superphospalifiagg

per ‘acre over the unfertilized fields. 150 lb5“it1`ate°fS°da~-4-88

200 lbs sulphate of potash

FREE-__Interesting booklets _on farming and fertili- .......................... -4.500 for them zers-they're your’s for the asking-send Total $15.13

I AULD BRQS I-Gwer Queen St-

_ One acre of potatoes, yield- ing 200 bushels, consumes _ tlie following plant foods: potash, 74 lbs, phosphoric

' acid, 21 lbs, nitrogen _46 lbs.

All 'this has to be paid back

A :iris our rid '<1 ' _

iiiized Tdtfhauniiiizéid ligriiiiférie siioiifeii lsilllsii-.'i]i?`g”fi`i}iie gre

iouruomixeareriiiizers ii for inemse1fve§iiiir'r‘ ',,,,.| ,..

veira . I i

This isa_very popular STOCK PATTERN ° '-P ` de b

of the best English makers. It is a neat b0rde_r pzilltesr;ir?)iln_ or ii gihgllisomyoégili Wl1lf¢_b0¢lY» _ his lSa_sto¢k pattern and sold in Tea, and sétd1ior‘iin‘ f Y gxugrgfggsgqwwd- Chula cups and swf# f°ma_:c1i can be fo-osiiea. at

Dinner Sets 97 ae <ressm'42 "1 -°'

Harrell: