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Illkfnational R°man¢e ' p"°°I"'S Theatrj' ms' uounr srewnm' cmcum-

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Nowatd .i'.»i.n>n. site lent-t-5 this morning ns

With the Popular Favorite HAZEL DAWN

A Dramatic Presentation of the trials and triumphs nr. G. J. _\i¢t'ornnit- uns an surmise

oi a dashing American Girl Abroa I

The first Motion Picture Appearance of the enchant- an.-.~ vnnipanir-s. 'ruin is n spieniiiu

ing Little star Hazel Dawn opportunity for com tent men to en- THE PLANT LINE 5Hi|il\5S K0 P-Fl

usual.

EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY.-

Services Snnday May 16th. are as tol- lovrs: Black River. ll am.: Blount Stewart. 3 p.m. and Marte, 'I p. m.

MILITARY HORSES.-lr. \\'. S.

Mcliie will be buying military horses at Agricultural i-laU, Charlottetown.

d ment in to-day's issue for agents to to-dai' and I0-IUOITOY. Vfidll' Bild Sal-

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P the News_ Showing the German_com- 1

. a "merce raider Ethel F reidrich ii

etc. Nevvport Ne“,S__»I-he King of Italy reviewing ;I;izte Il and have very kindly consented

his Troops-Col. Heeza Liar Cartoons `-z~..;.~.- nt driving vi-nn carriages nf.-fore

1 People’s Theatre Orchestra 1

epresent his most excellent Insur-

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age in ti. profitable business. 9971,

THE RACES.-The Charlottetown

no nrst-class shape for the races on

allow the public to enjoy a few

lo.=i:i: for the summer for racing

AT HALIFAX.-In a letter to a hid "1 Uharlottl own Papt.-iin I) \

urila)'. 9§70.

Island will be a week later than pre- viously announced. The Halifax will sail from Boston on her urst trip on

in-.-inn Club have had their track put .\la_v 2‘.’nd. and from Chrulottetowu

on the 25th. 9966

CHURCH SERVICES.-The Rev.

D. MacLean will preach at Lot 48 on Sabbath. the 16th inst., at 10.30 n.m..

_ only. The public can see good racing and in the Peoples Church at 7 p.m. ~ ° -any rwiiiiig now at the track. where ' ` ' `

and Mme ‘ the horses are training.

Featuring G. M. Anderson _

:ri-' :. -z' - ' _. ' Sli-Kiniioti. who is with the Batwry of tiesdny, nights at 7.30. _ hi- l’. H. I. lleavy Brigade now at- -__ affixed to the Royal ('anadian lizirri-p SUCCESSFUL ISLANDER.-A late win Artillery ai Halifax. stats-s that San Diego, California paper reports

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Phe Rev. A. Craise will preach in the \Presbyterian Church at Highfield at 2.30 pm. D. Maebean will preach at Glasgow Road on Monday. the 17th, Hunter River Tuesdav Slam bel \\'ed-

.tic health of the officers and men is that blr “alter P. Moore has been

' Lfoo-l. They have been highly compli- elected as a (.’ity (.‘oiint~ii|or for that

_A _ F 3 merited on their fitness and efficiency city. .\ir .\loore is a son of the late

ll\ in all ~.ubiect< at \lcGtll l ni\er

.n drill. They are now in charge of Air Bertram Moore and a brother of lies' Fort, Mc.\`ab`s island. " .\ir John A. Moore, and left the Island

nearly forty years ago for the W1-.stern

WINS HONORS.-.\lr. tilarence Tid- States. lie has evidently prospered

marsh. Vliarlottetown. passed success- well and his election as a councillor

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prow-~ the confidence that tho people

irst class honors: English compost- ' -_

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sity.. In Drama. 1590 to 16-IZ. he took there have in his integrity and up-

! D lst class honors; European History. rlghtnc-ss,

You couldrrt wish for a better or more complete line -1

of housecleaning supplies than we are showing here ‘,, now. Everything you could possibly desire is included in English Composition. our present offering. here are some suggestions that will

help yOu h0uSeCle3!1, Black Fox Co. reports good luck in

their ranch, a large number of lim;-rg the west. and was about 27 years of

Dutch dum" gow being on foot. The Patch Hill ,age lt will be remenibcred that his

Scrubbing Brushes Scouring Snaps Stove Pip; Enamel Liquid Veneer Wall Paper Cleaner Bon Ami

Dustbane

The sanitarg' _-'-:e»;»~

ing compr.-rind for floors and carp-'_-ls. We liave all size tim ar. all pri- ces Gt:-t some.

Kris Pclirri Brooms Nvriisks Pau Cream Dustbane

Lye

New Wall Paper

frziz' Wall' Paper Clean er will make your old 'frail paper new again. lt's c-ci:-nomicai and sat- i=i`a.'t€~i'?.

Pearline .H Silver Polish P Whitening ,;

Gold Dust | _\|

Ammonia

lass honors. .\lr. Tidmarsh also lcd is class in Shakespeare, Drama and

FOX NOTES.-The Victoria Silver

ox (fo. of Vnion Road. reports 5

tion. first class; Shakespeare, first FIRST ISLANDER. - The Hrst class; English Literature and Eng- native hom Prince Edward Islander lish Prose Fiction, second class; Eng- to give his life for the Empire in the ish Constitutional History. second present war was Private John Curley.

who was wounded in the first fighting in which the Canadians participated. and later died from his wounds. De- ceased, who was born in Charlotte- town, was a son of the late Philip Curley of this city. ile enlisted in

,j father was drowned in Sydney a few

IH'-rs out of ' This is a atfh tom- ` years a in which citv he had one

.. . I. p ‘ ‘ any and tliv.-_v claim to have at least szlv»»r black pups in the 5 litters.- r. .~\lt'red Fraser. agent in New York,

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to reside. All the relatives of the deceased are living in this Province. and much sympathy will be felt for

,of the Lampson Company. states that them in their bereavement. The lliiiliest price realised for a silver --

For Furniture fox at l.ampson's .\l:irch sale, 1914_i RED CROSS LINE.-lt will be good

was £!i~.». This price was paid for 3 news to the public of Prince Edward

Liquid veneer Wm dark Alaska skin. The highest price Island to learn that” the Red Cross

clean. brighten and beautify your fum- ~` iture-make it look like

new. Get a bottle.

v. :lm Hudson Bay sale for the same car was £370.

ENJOYABLE EVENING.--A fairly

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It will save you in-able-iv will ri:-.etve yt/‘lt tinz~. ami gf-.21 can rv.-‘* u.=.<nr»'»d that your Or-l~-r '~'»';`i l--- t.!i=fl 1.-.ta-:ij-' the some as if you vatxii- fit ::if~ .-‘/ra an-I yi-‘»r:~o:::;ll§~' scl- ected the? good: ;~'<\\: v.;in: Hur piifmr- ordv.-r service is zilwtzys at your .=r.~:‘vif.-2. Nav we

lllggeit that you :ive it ri trial. Fall 130, >`p».»<‘;:tl Silver Polish.

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For The Silverware

To brighten and beautify

j-our old .~'il\'f-rvrrirf' or brass t‘o<i»l.<. ii.-'c l‘:if;c Vream, a ;~';\f»~ a:.l .=ali.=i`zu~!oi';.' polish- rivallc--i in merit only by our

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/, 3to50h.p.

* `~ ii>;tra.=1 of all kinds kept in stock

Stanley, Shaw & Pearden

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We guarantee our engines to develop more than full

rated power. to bo free from defects In workmanship and material, to be exactly as represented in every rom peat. and will replace any engine not according to our representation or any part broken through defective ma- terial free of charge to you. provided said engine or part ls returned charges prepaid for examination.

This does not applf to repairs or replacement! neocl-

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MUNDAY MORNING Today We Have ONE PAIR AT C051'

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Regular $6.50 Walk-Overs now... . _...$4.88

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These are all clean new goods in latest styles.

Everyone knows this popular American Shoe-but the Duty prevents our importing any more and OUT THEY GO AT COST.

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large ztiidieiifgc spent a most enjoyable time _last night in Zion <'hurch. when .\ir l~rf.-rl J. .\asii gave 3 Inquire on " .\l:irk Twain." The lecture was re- {i»!--r~- witli humorous quotations from jihr- _-\n;f.rif~atx hunmrist and was great- lii' lillvrfffiatctl. Vocal solos were ex- ‘<‘<"_3l"l\fi.\' ¥i\":l\ by Miss Mamie Reis. 7’|l-"- U‘»l”0\l1§»' Suthr,-rlatid and .\ir

.-.old by Miss L. .\ft~.Ewen and n read- lllg bi' .\lrs A. J. lloule. Rev. G_ C. Taylor presided and remarked on the :_~vf»ning s 1;-niovnient in coniplinientary .rriii-.

IMPROVING LIVESTOCK- .\ir-'-:srs

John it. Ditinis and .I. Stztttl1»_v \\'s.»i|- llofr. .<|i».~iil 'I`tie.~:<i;i_\' at ilunrcr lliver. ixili-.~is of .\lr [tolif-rt Silliphaul, and "!l."\_\'4‘1l it plcasnm :lays tisizitik. T111.-y Fclllfllerl with tivo liiiiidsiinie strings viz' trout. Wliili- iii iiuiircr Itivcr .\Ir, liliiiiis titlrclzztz-:i-rl from .\lr. Sillipliant H ltllrt-bt_'c<l f'lyilt-silnlie mari: of H00 ll~f.. tvliicli prtilialily liar; tio 1-qua! in l’l‘1li~'»_- l£~l\\'ztrri Island. She was semi :md :irlmired by a large numijgr uf ll"l`>'*'llwll_ ill Vlzarlovtetotvii yr-sterility. .\_lr. lliniiis intends to keep this mart- mr lir».~¢.>tliii;: purposes and tlcfsvrves muvli <-re-dit for thi- intern-st he is tak- iiiir in purt--lireil stu;-k_

I UN_EXPECTED DEATH.-Tlic 53d itil:-lligr-tire \v:ts receiveil in (lm ¢-ily “'*»*’ 'f"\'IllHi1 l'.\' Nil*-irratti to Mrs, Le-vi I-*‘"i'l|l¢f. "F Ili" iletitli in \\'a|thani, .\I_ass.. of hs-r brother. .\lr. Bamfnrfl \\ood. of .\ir-xandra, Loi 49_ M,-_ Wood lr\l`t on May 4th to have an opcr-` ation performed which his friends did .not rnnsidr-r serious. li turned our ntlicrwist-, howl-vifr. as hc was ripgr. :sled on .\lnnda_v and divrl on Tim;-3. '|">`- The flcccasoil was a young ina" .of sterliiiiz cliaracter and his early death will lit- a great blow to the coni- inunity in which he lived. llc is sur- Ivived by a widow. daughter of David Julien. of Pownal. and three children. 1'-'lU‘fl'i‘ in Ednioutuu. Alla.; iireekon in Winnipeg, Man., and one daughter' Oledinc, at home; four sisters. Mrs' ut 0. Pi-nit. nr \\'ne.-non. iii. .\irs'f l.cvi Langillc. ot' Charlottetown: Mrs* .\l. Cole, of Fairmount. .\'obraska;' -‘lm U- E- Gfldl-fr. west chicago: two brothers. Pope. of New Bedford, li-ass.: Wm. B.. Lowell sun-ive i.im_ Ucfsased was about 50 _vt-'ni-ii ont The body will leave Waltham Fridav nigh; "nd il l-‘l exlmcted to arrive in the Citv on Saturday night, ' _*L_ FIND OUT.

The Kind ol Food that will Keep Yqu

Well.

The trite way is to #ind out what li;

best to eat and drink, and then cultlv.

f;;\;;)|$;te;o1i-_steliose things instead of

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imllgeatlble food. etc. mpmper'

A conservative Eastern woman

writes:

' "l have used Grape-Nuts 5 years for tlie Young and for the aged; in 5|ck. ness and in health: at first following directions carefully, later in a variety _DT Ways as my taste and judgment mx. costed.

“But its most s ecial. _

ent has been as apnubstltlhi? 31:] trial: and served dry with cream when rheu:' matic troubles made it important for me to change-diet.

Served ln this way with the addi-

tion ofa cup of hot Postum and a little fruit lt has been used at my morning meal for six months. during which time my health has much im- Provcd. nerve; have grown steadler, and a gradual decrease ln the excess- welght adds greatly to my mm. Mme siren by canadian Pniinni

-C0-. Windsor. Ont. Read, “The Road to Wellvllle," ln pltgs. "There‘s a

Reason."

il#-iijaniin .-\<'orti. as was also a piano

Steamsilip Line has decided to put on Steamers on the route from New York to Halifax. from Halifax to (Thar- lottetown and from (`harlottetown to St John's. .\’fld. This decL=ion was arrived at \Vednc»sda_v afternoon. a cable to the representative here. Messrs Buntain Bell & Vo., bringing tht- good news. The Splendid steam- sliip Stephano will run on this route from June ist to the end of .-\ugu.~;t and the Florizal front Scptenilwr to tl1e"c-ml of the season. the su:-auiers making sailings every ten days. These steamers have splendid facilities for passenger and freight accommodation. .They are ships of about 25.500 tons and have accommodation for as many as 250 first class cabin passengers. i

THE RANCH BRED FOX.-This is

the name of an excellent booklet pub- lished by The iilault Fox lhiblisliiiig t"ompain,v. Ltd., of St John, .\'_ll.. and is nntitlter valuable addition to fox

and interesting history of the industry and its pioneers. it devotes chapters

‘industry valuable from the investors point of view, anrl‘many other topics which will eniihle the reader lo not

in their reach all the fucts concern- ing the industry anti its attractions for investors. All interested should write al. otwc to The Black Fox Pub- lishing tfonipany, St John. N.[i.,' for particulars.

YOUNG CANADIANS.-Uno of the

most pleasing and most significant

Field Kitchen ami Ambulance fund was that from the young boys who. under the direction and at the home of Masters Waller and Leonard Grant, Junior. got up a patriotic concert ycs- terday afternoon and netted the limitl- some sum of nine dollars for the fund. Tickets, hand-made and descriptive. had been sold during the previous

mented by n sale of candy at thc por- formatice amounted to the sum above mentioned. Needless to say there was a crowded house and the pro- gramme consisting print-ipnlly ol' gramaphone selections. interspersed with the merry and jubilant voices ot' children, was heartily enjoyed by all. The example set by these young Cun- adlatis is well worth following by boys in other sections of the province. The amount raised though not muniticent will help greatly and the young pat- riots will have. through life, the satis- faction of having contributed to the comfort of their bigger brethren who' are fighting the Empires battles.

SUCCESSFUL ISLANDER-Amon!

the names of successful Islanders abroad there has appeared -recently that of Mr. Donald McDottlld. of Vali- conver, B. C.. formerly of Shamrock., Lot 67, P. E. I.. who hu jill! been ld- mltted to the Bar of British Columbia. Mr. McDonald ls the eldest lon of Mr. and Mrs. Duncan llcbonnld. of Rose valley. P. E. I. I-lo was- educated at the Shamrock Public School llld the Emerald High School of his native province. tn July. LIN, he matricu- lated to Prince of Wales Collote. en- tering that institution ill the llltumn of the some year. ln lily. 1907. he received a 'l’eacher‘| Llooliao of the

second class. He Magi school for the tlrst yearon Prlndo wird island. and ln the spring of 1908 loft for the West, arriving in Vancouver ln April. For two your h wal ellllnll ln stu- dying me leldlhil. nfillnlorr to

Ever rua the thou letter? A new

an genuine, true, and full of hu

one llllln from time to time. lntofoot. ~ -

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.ttnimuaiar vlyuf~tiavnm»

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contributions yet made to thc Army -

day or two and the proceeds supple- -‘ ~

his class ing. l-le

Bar on Avril

not a practising ltor of the Pro- lnmbia.

7‘Specill-Bale of Trimlaed Hats for

ladies. $3 to $3.10. Prowae Bros.. Ltd.

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"Harris, Smith and Beer Walkover

sale at cost closes in a` few days.- Come qulcltlyr 9955-5~l4M1i.

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PATRIOT IC' FUND

Previously acknowledged. $11,809.

72: F. W. Hyndlnu. city, $5 (April payment); "X," city, $5; Bruce Stewart, city. $5 .<A|>rit payment): Rev. G. C. Taylor, city. S25; Percy Barlow, city. 35 (lay mymeull: W. 1°. Huggan. city. S5 (April payment); James Tait. jun.. city, $1 (May pay- ment); Aubrey Brown. city. S2 (on account of $5): Lieutenant-Governor Rogers. city, $35 (balance of $100): Bruce Stewart, city. S5 (.\la_v pay- ment): total subscriptions from pub- lic to date. $11,892.72. '

H. W. BINNING.

Honorary Treasurer.

9955

--come on wrru env"

si-iours native MAN ,

Q['El'1NSTO\\'.\`. May I0.-Mrs, ('.

routo to Glasgow, said:

"I'was in my cabin with my eight-

tuonths~old baby, who was sic-eping‘ in the berth, whenrl heard the crash. l snatched my baby up and went ou deck. A man yelled "Conte on with the baby.” I handed him the infant and he said. ‘Sow for yourselt'.'

--Wo were two and one-half hours. in the boat beforo we were Di‘~`kf"\ UD,- hy a Greek steamer." t

WHITE lhllllllllllli

Special to the Guardian.) _ 0T‘I`.-\\\'.\, May 12.- .\ suggt-.-tioii

wliicli has received the :tPPl'0"3l *lf Major General Hughes and licad- quarters staff. comes front \\':»=‘rniou_t\~ Motitreal. to the effect that white should be worn instead of black b.\' relatives of those killed in the war. It is argued that there is enough de- pression in war without adding to it by wearing sonilire colors. It is also Sugggsied that 9, white badge worn mi the arm would serve as a mark of distinction and would be more of an honor ot' those who have fallen in the scrvice of their country than by the wearing of black.

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