,;.~~., . ____,.. ., _ ,...- , ._..-iw--.<2 < '» ,a-.» _ H1;-_-f c _ ~» ¢ , ,- » . - . ~» , -, ._ .._, \ .~~. 1 ..-_.,,-,._.,._- -_ -.At , . * r . »-A "’*- `. ""t‘i" ' `- ~ “' I ""° _ °°‘" -_ '~‘~ ‘ -~ '~ » ’-»'=-:-»- '~‘*~ . " ~ ' '» ‘ . ' ' ' -1 -2 1*'-c 1:3# ";,.""f .‘ ' ~ f .‘ ~i ._ ;».».'. <*`ft`-- ~"‘~ _-_ ’.-- ’.-'* ' _- -t 1. '

. » » . -»~ ~ ‘ =“. ~» ~» . - . . .. _ _ - . rr -~ -<, . _- =\ _ t -L ,t~-, » _» I -. _

c c , O \_; _ , N , Q. _ . I ,__/.__ _. W ;.._, ls. Fu.

1: , _ it

.-` ~._ t-,»._.,;_--_,»; -_ _ .~ - - - -. - , _

» ._ .~ f. -- ’ t 1 ’ _ .» i. ,__ _______d >,¢_,_€_.__\,.__

' I v _ ig

»

i .

~JUNa/if. isis _

I

_ *.THEifoHARLo'rrn'royy

» - -

\ 2 ' T32

N GUARDIAN

Pass? _

lf you canft

51825! 'vriiir ration,

And this leads

- E to constipation,

-Otderlies

for regulation. Rexall Orderlies

_Unipeakably Satisfactory

t For tlie Bowels

Sold only at `

riii-1 ’ _ _ -MacKinnon Drug Co.

1 _

wc and zsc I

k_5 i _ _

Aovsr-rrisine is i.ii<z Kiasma'

u girl in a hammock. It’ it is don right the results are satislnctory,

it isn't you are likely to hit the;

ground.

An 'excelelni siibsiiiuti-_ for tho

meat in a mince pic will hc taiiiitll

iii two bouillon cubes.

- h I

_ The Central Guardian

_ ERADALBANE. - The Rev. Mr. Goodwill will preach at Bradalbane at 7o clock p.ni., next Sabbath, June 2nd.

/ONE THOUSAND MEN’5 AND BOYS' silk and tweed caps to sell at

_§_rto_iii one dollar each. Prowse Bros.

I .

WOOL WILL BE RECEIVED at the

gradiiig stations at Charlottetown, Suminerside and Souris from June 24th to July lst. Twine for tying. fleec- es and shipping tags can be secured from t_he Egg and Poultry Association Charlottetown. 7037-5-30M3l.

-AMATEUR PLAY.-The Maple

Lent' Rebekah Lodge, No. 13 amateurs' on Tuesday evening presented the dra-

nia ‘qs Elopement of Ellen,” to ti large a dlcnce in Happyland Theatre The following is the cast of ciiurnc ters and program: Mrs, Richard Ford tliostess)-Irene D. Jean; Dorotlii i ll/larch (guest and fiancee of Max Ter Eyck)--Erma Matheson; June Hav. erliill (niaid_)--Florence McLeod; Mi' ltleliard Ford (host)-Hal Walsh lion Slit-plicrtl (brother of Mrs. Forth ---ll. Grtiliaiii ltogcrs; Max Ten Iilyclt (guest)-'l‘lios. D. (larrutliers~, Mr

if'.loliii iliinte ti‘e_ct<>i')»-Geo, H, Mc(‘.;tl

luiii. Act 1.~Bi'cakt'ust i‘ooni at tht Ford lioiiio. Act, 2.-»-Moriiing acetic ii thc l"ortl (larden. Act 3.-Gurdci' party iii ivlrs_ l<‘oi'd‘s_ Evcnliig scciit- ’l‘lit=. si:-nie of tho tlriiiiiit wa:-i ltiid in I sin-all lovin in which lived Mr. and

;:§;:§;‘TfQfi¥&§~§-gif]-) Mrs. itit~liarti Ford who have lice: i:iui‘i'lcd but two iiioiitlis and li.lvo lia-

i ht- ini foitunn o" iodvig tht-ii incl"

_ illlic night liei (:,itcr»L Miss Mi. :li ai

Pearl Grey

ls the popular color and we can offer you a High Cut Laced in this color- `all sizes for

$4.49 -.SPECIAL

Mahogany Brown Neoiin

Sole

' $6.75 _

Mahoaany Brown Leatbe _

Qole

_ $5 95 =,j

These Are Beauties ;

lives. Noi wisliiiiiz to le: liter guns know that sho is without .i maid sli- i'ii.~alics lier liiisbziiitl oil' to Coll up t.Ii- i-iuployiiicitl liurcttii. Jiine Iiiivt_»i‘li!l` it collt-igt-_ girl :iiitl siiuii-ty bt»lii'~, out i`0‘» zt lurk, has oppliotl for :i positioii ii multi. lloh i'ccog,iil7.cs 1|-ii' |in'. pri- iiiistes to “linen iiiiiiii" .'.tii~I ht-.lp ou' Miix Te-ii lilyck also i';=.cogiii2:c~i licr :i ii i`oi‘iiior swevtlicart. A had niiic-o- follows in wiiicli the rector, Mi Iliiiiie is also involved, but is sooi cleared up anti all live happy evo after. 'l‘ho speciiilt.iei~i betwccii tlit nets were greatly enjoyed, each iiuiii bor bciiip: encored, and are as fol lows: Solo, Miss Mamie Ross; solo lVlr. I3_ Gritliaiii Rogers; l<‘lorad.il- q\iai‘t_ct.i_i_~, Messrs. Bowness, Wlicelei l,cai'd ziiid (laI`I`ncy; <|iiai‘tet.t_e, Missi- l~`loi‘oiit‘;z aiid Niue Pliillips, Messrs Guft`iiey and Wheeler; fairy dance h little tluiict».i'.-., pupils ot' Miss Olg Rogers; piano solos by Miss I-lure and Miss Janie Stewart. God Sav- the King. The proceeds, which an ounted to ;-ioinething over $95.00 wil he used for buying comforts for th- boys iii l~`riiiicc. L

Morris--Smith-~l3eer -‘ , ----~

Keep Minard’s Linlment in the houst

` i

-4- ‘ '-12' -' -1.1 f:::.-_-_-_»_-_-_~_- -_- - ~ ~.1-_-_-_»_-_-_-:_-_-_-_- » -_-_:_-,»_»_~_~_-_-_-_-_-_»,~ _ A A .A _ ._ . . . _ _ ___ _ _ _ _ __

s -"""""' ' "}""’ J*

. I

| IT PAYS to buy in this Provinoe. VEGETABLE PLANTS.-#Send for

iiir price list of vegetable and flower ilants. Address~.l. J. Gay & Son, Charlottetown. 7040.5.30M1wk _

FOLLOW THE CROWD to the big

store that saves you dollars. Men's ’elt hats, latest style, $2.50 to $5.00. Prowse Bros., Ltd.

TODAY'S GOLF.--'l‘hei'e _will he

mixed foresomes at the Golf Linlgs this 1ff€\‘l100ll. drawing at 2.45 ost arrivitl 31' 509. DIHYUIS t0 begin at' o'clock_

€***v?1

HERO LAID T0 R-EST.g-The fun

eral of the late Private William G. McFarlane, son of Mr. and Mrs. Char- les' McFarlane, Wia‘tei°. Sttreeq, took ilaceat 4 o’clock Thursday afternoon ldv. R.-G. Fulton, pastor of ~.the viethodist Church otllciated. A large 'amber ot’ citizens turned out to pay heir tribute of respect to the deceas- -d and the military stationed here inder command oi’ Major J. W. ltanley also attentlerl. Interment was nade in the People’s Cemetery. A ;allant son ot Prince Edward island ins been removed by the death of tis young soldier, the cause of who;-ic 'eath was -pleur_o`-pneuinonia. Deceas- d. who .was in his thirty-nintli ye;ii 'as a veteran oi` two-wars. lic sorvc’

tis country Curing the South African llllpdigii and when the present cun- ict broke out in Auiziist, 1914, ite wus nc of the vcry iirst. iiicii lo voluiit_ocr. ic sci"/t‘tl with tlistiiictioii fni- ovf-i vo yti:ii'.~i until lie was igiissetl iiiitl 'om`tli~'\ ciiccts of this he never coin- iotely' recovei'etl. So that ho readily iocuiiihctl' to the attack oi' piioiiiiioii- t. His death took place at the hoiiic ’ his sister, Mrs. Ja-mes Gregg, New lasgow and the body was brought -une tor iiit_ei'iiiciit on Wednt=sday' i~§ht. 'l`lic floral tributes were very o_ziiiiit`\ii_ ’l‘o his liei-ciivcti purciits ir ‘wir sad lossi iiiut-li syiiipstliy is t>:. ended.

DECEASED _AVIATOR HAD BRO HER HERE-’l‘hc St. John Stniil "tl says:-lii :.1 letter received fron iujor Wilfred lt. Snow of No. I itiiudroii it was stiitctl that Lieut. ll . Johnston while working over tht 'ies observing the iiro of tirtillei~;.' as attacked by tour enemy scout: 'id after ti very stout iii:,lit on his part its sliot down. The iiiacliiiic fell oi

ie enemy side out. of view oi’ th- _round observer. ,lt is stated ttrit iose who saw the tight feel sure that 'ie occupants of thc machine wcr tiled instantaneously. The oillcer ui ti pays ii fitting tribute to the youiii oldier who was' very popular with ii" 'lio knew him. Lieut Johnston was 'venty-nine years of age. Ile is sur lved by his parents, i`our brother. ‘. Vnl, in Montreal, A. Bruce, P. t-I stand, Pte. Keith W., with a t`oresti'_,'. mttalion overseas. and. Roland G. 'ow returning home after ‘ bein- 'ouii-d'et1 at Ypres while serving will

°°"" ' *W* "~' "=" T ' ' _ hc out cf. iii. it.,__uisq_9_i1c__cistei-, ii/its-

/W1 57

,,.,,,,,,,/W. /

Af . ,

, '/ %///W #QB M ‘l fe ~

\=s\\\\\x\: :asm . \ \\\\~.m.\\\\\\\\\\~>t\\

\\ `

\\~"'“`

§ ` \\\\\

it

/ / f yf ,V

A' ,_,,»-.-¢,r£i_'_;,/--7

/./1//'//,/.5/_/ff

%\

§\\\

§»\\

\\»

§\\\\\\\\

\~

///////.Z///f//W // f

o:ti.1f»'»~-»»~--- _ _ ,___ ,__ _

if.; _ -.; i" n ‘ _ 'T--=

J

,§.‘._§‘||_(r

.’ ~_~’ ie

Ju\ ' ./

/» _./4./':,

L?" i

N _

\_\ \\st(t'(§. A'

_ y - f ;_

gg.. _P ,__

1./1

fi

. 'Wm ‘ 7? " - “Z ` ~-_' _ a -rf:5':'.»-.i_‘¢.-_-_ T

‘L .

o) `\\ fe.--f \\\~

_ \

\ _

» ‘, __l`

A

Q" l;// /_»

_ _ ________.-- hw - t\ 5 f , ,

\ _Ffh = 'fgqq / _ "» .ti

sf I ~

___/ 'bt .YOU CAN’

-5

, ' ©”b` rife.

att! 5

_ REL if, oN

OUR JE WELR Y

THE PICTURE OF “PRINCE CHARIKIIYG” AND THL SCALES

SS METHOD WE UIVE YOU YOUR FULL

- ‘/ELL OUR BUSINE . ~

» E IENCE nv THE JEWELRY

Atom-:Y’s WORTH. LONG EXP R Bun so

RUSINESS HAS TAUG TUS WHATAND WHERE TO WHEN YOU BUY ANFARTICLE FROM US THAT THE QUALITY IS SUPERB AND

CORREC T.

WE WILL DO YOUR REPAIRING RIGHT. _ _ `

_ _i _ _,. . ._ ' , --f-~

_ __ __ `.__

‘._____5...,_ . _ _ _ _

. __ , . _._ -.,.

iurjorie at home. llc 1'-ratluuioil iron `lcGlll University' in 1911, nftci' wiiiri e took up traiisportatioii work iii thi ‘.l’.R., wili which conipaiiy he mod apid advancement. 1-ic crossed over -eas with the 4th Siege Battery, ir 'liich unit he eiilisteil in Octobeixlflii "icing wounded at Viiny Ridge, Juni `. 1917, he returned to Ilfliigltind, anf 'ihile there passed the cxuiiiiiiatlrm or a coniinissioii in thc royal iiir t'ot'ct" ‘iid was guzettctl in Nov:-iiihci', 1917

Had ship's anchor fall on my kner ntl leg, and knee swelled up and fm ‘ix days I could not move it or get 'elp. I then started to use MINARD'S .INIMENT and two bottles cured nie.

PROSPER FERGUSON

2/’ t

_ REAL

MAPLE SYRUP

This is.the first and

only shipment; -we have been able to procure this season I

Needless to say It will not last long

Large size Bottles ooo. Order your bottle right

away.

Beer&Goll

_,

C. W. PATTERSON

Monuments that endure tho `_ Ravagos oi Time

Are what you seek to make the grave of your ‘ devafled with. We supply no others. Our Monuments are the best

to be had. Estimates given.

Chandler 8: Bell

I `Dr~.E.C.l'larris:

Eye Specialist

~

Oiiice Royal Banli Build-

ing, Charlottetown

' Oiiioo Honra 9.30-12.30 . Z--5

60 KGB! S%’§_ef _ - 88-q-,Y ,. -‘\ cor. Prinoo-and Kms l¢roo\_l--

New can.-aura. (ni-.> F. P. 'ray-

lnt has purchased a Dodge Brothers tiotiriug car.~ _

IN CASUALTY LIST-In the ca-

the casualty list published from Ot- tawa. dl*-led May 29th appear the t'ol~ lowing names: Killed in action- Flight-Lieut. Robin J. Johnson, l".E. I-. Died Of Wounds--J. E. Mclsaac. Charlottetown; Missing-Second class air mechanic lt, Ireland. tR.F.t!.) P. E.I.

-.- THE TRYON ACCIDENT.-With

reference to the unfortunate acc-iticiit in Tryon last Sunday. the .Guardian learns that Mrs. Foy, whose arm was broken as the result of being thrown t’rom her' wagon. is 'improving nicely. it should be explained that the acci- dent wtis not due to the horse in the wagon l»ein_g frightened by an auto, but by the barking of a dog which made a rush at the horse after an auto had passed.

THE P. E. I. HOSPITAL MEETING.

-At the annual meeting of the P. E. l. Hospital, the trustees were all pre- SSIIL besides a number of other pro- nilnent citizens. A copy of a resolu- tion passed by the Ladies Aid Society was read as follows: “Resolved that the President and Vice-president at large be invited as icpresentatives oi' the Ladies' Aid ot’ the Prince Edward Island Hospital to attend the Trus tees meeting." After coiisidciublo dis- cussion ,the following resolution was moved by Mr. W. i-`_ Tidinursli, second- ed by Mr. W. K. Roger:-i, and unani- mously carried: "'l`liat by-law No. 1, ‘.\'liit:li i'ezids its follows: “'l`liat the llospitul bc goiitwiioil hy a ,boat-it tif `l‘i'iistcos, consisting oi' eight. iiiaiiibcis. to bo clioscii by ballot. at a tlri-il. gen- eral nieetliig oi' :ill persons who have c0iiti'ibi|l.ed to its fiiiids culled iii pur- suance of the stattite rolatirii-, to <‘or p0i'iiiioits," bu aiiitiiidetl by :til lin: tht' following: “And in addition iii*-i-vit two repmseiitaiivc-i ot' the l.;.tii. Aid Society 0l"tlit~. P. id. I. llospiizii to be electotl at. the aiinual iiioet.iii|; or spo- cial iiit~,irig rollvtl for tliiil piirp-is-_ said i~opi'eseiitativcs to rciiiiiiii in ol' .ice during tho Hospital fiscal year. iiiything in by-law 2 to the contrary ;iot\vitlistaiitling." Tlic retiring trus toes were Messrs. W. K. llogers and A. W. Stoitits. Mr. \V. li, Rogers was rc-elected, but Mr. Sterns expressed iiis wish to resiigii, and nominated Mr. J. A. _\Vebstei'. who was elected in his stead. The i'.liuii'iiiiin, Mr. Percy l’opc_ ilcclurctl bis intention of re- iigning, anti ztlilixiiiifli urged by sever- il gtiiitleiiieii to i'ccoiisitlc1' his deci- .ioii, Iic'utilier|-.tl io his resolve. .\.t ‘ lic suhsetiiiciit iiict-tizig of the Board ii' 'i‘riistecs Mr; \\'_ K. Rogers was oi- scted cliuirniaii. - -

EARNSLIFFE-Mr. Cameron Ilo-

bertson has purchased a farm tractor, _ind after' many thorough tests pro iiounccs it to be one ot’ the most use t`ul macliines ever used on the farm The tractor is certainly destined tc play an iniportant part ln‘t'arm worl- here in the i'uture.- ’1`lie marlage or Mix- Earl C. Young, of the l~iansai‘t_ staff, und an Ottawa lady. will he ce lebijated in the capital on June tii Mr. Youiig's host of Island friends wish lilin and his tfi_ii_r_ young bride ti long, happy, wedded lil`e.»- l\'lcssis_ Houghton Mutch zind‘Sydiiey Mrlieod from Fort tives, Battery, Halifax, art spending a pleasant holiday this week at their old homes liere.- Some oi the telephone poles t`or the new lint are so crooked that the llnciiien will probably bc able to put the wires oi them while stttndiiig on the groiiiid and thc small boy passing by will cx claim: "See der (ceiizir) r:iiiibow.’ - Mi‘. llurry B/i'owii, Mill View, and .\it~:-isrs George Mitchell anti Eilwartl Duf1`y. Village Green, were welcome visitors here this wcclc.-_Anutliet war-time 'slogan should be: ,“Bet- ter l<‘encos," as a great tical of stiffer- ini; has bccii caused in the past from had feiices. lt is iiiigiity liiird for ti man to bc it good Christian if his neigliboiirs stock is ti‘yiiig‘to eat up his crop, and it never seemed a square -'leal for a farmer to watt-.li his stocli grazing in his neighhour'ei field, and only run to take them out when thc neighbour showed up. Produce more food b_v till iiictiiis; gentlemen, but. liclp your neighbour do the same with a good line fciice.- Mr. Leo II. Youiis returned to the City Monday after bringing out Mr-. Mclnnls‘ his new auto. This car is ti Ford, and :' beauty. Nothing but the best is good enough for Andrew. Mr. Younc was accompanied out by Mr. Georg# \V..Beers, of the Post Oiiicc. who spent Sunday at his old home here- I?~\rnsclict~. farmers who applied to our I"/xperinientul Farm for a saiiiple of potfitocs lust full, have been siippliod with ti v:irit=t_v called the irish (‘obb lor. This potato. which has iicvoi bonu crown in l<}arnsclifi`e so far is one of the earliest and best yielding ltintl grown at Ottawa.. The yield por :icrc oi' thc Irish (‘til\hlt=.i‘ on tlir i~I\'pri`liiif-iitzil |".’ii‘tii ln 1915 l)0lni:.32l'~ ivislit~ls_-Q.

E R HIINATING DRUG E

DISC l BUYERS HAVE THE HAP- PY HABIT OF COMING BACK T0 OUR

_ STORE

We have always catered

to .careful drug_ b\1y€fS- customers who bring all cf their judgments to besrm eve ry purchase. Such buyers come regularly to our store becausethey have teamed that ,they can Count on us for _pure druif. prompt service, and rig t prices. The extent and quality of our trade and the obvious coniidence_re- posed in tis bythe public is pretty convincing evidence that we conduct our drug business in a satistactory manner. ar We’re ln Business For Your

Health

Let Us Be Your Family

Druggist. » Johnson & Johnson

The Quality Drugotoro

_ I " MEN'8 FELT HATS are the admir-

ation of our customers for style, qual- ity and price. Prowse Bros., Ltd.

CASTILE SOAP.-Special today

pure white castile soap 20e per lb. News and Variety Store, 70 Gren-t George Street. Phone 627.

SIMOKES.-Secure your supply oi

cigarettes. cigars and tohaccos at News and Va‘t'iety Store, 70 Great George Street. 709lJuuel-2

READING MATTER.-The very lat-

est in newspapers and niiigazines. Al- ways on hand at.Ne»ws and Variety Store, 70 Great George Street. Phone 627. 'l09lJui1el.-2.

cr'iocoi_A-'rEs.-A fresh supply of

Moir’s and i’attersoii’s Chocolates on hand for the liolid'ay' at News apd Var. iety Store, 70 Great George Street Phone 627. Orders given prompt at tention. _ 7091June1-3.

W.P.A. NOTICE-Any ladies wish

ing to get their Red Cross summer. ‘work can do so on Monday 3rd anf’ Thursday 6tIi of June from 3 to 6 at the residence of the late H. J. Cun dall, entrance on West Street.

_ 7082pd.

FUNERAL THIS AFTERNOON-

The funeral of the late Henry Owor Curtis. will take place this afternoon from Mr. Wright's undertaking par lors at two o'cloek by team to Milton Cemetery. '

SUCCESSFUL STUDENT. - Thr'

éiglitictli tloiivoczition oi’ Acutliti tin' versity was cclobrated at Wolt'villf~ this week, also the closing exercises:

"if thc Seininary. Among the studciits

in the latter was Miss Rita Atkinson it* Hazelbrook, who won the Pieriai' “rize ot' Ten Dollars for second high ~st standing in English studies.

LA'ID T0 REST.--A large iiunih-ir

if citizens attended thc funeral yo# crdny afternoon ot' Mrs, John t‘ol "iit:s_ 'Rov. il. G. Fulton oiliclatctl :Y lit- house and grave, iiiteriiieiit bein' "latte at the l’eople's Cenietery. Ti* loral bequests were numerous nu' `»enutit`ul. The pall lrearers \\'-or \icssrs. G. VV. Wal-ret'oi'd, W. K llo- -rs, ll_ Il. Sterns, Edward Cliandlei \udre\v McNair and A. `C. butclieiiii.

- PERSONALS

Mr. Neil S. Matlieson, Picton, is i: ‘ie city. _

at

Mr. J. B. Poole, Montague, was it .ie city yesterdziy. ,

Mr. F. M. Lewes, New York, is re

stored at the Victoria.

Mr. J. J. McDonald, Tracadic Cross

vas in the city yesterday.

ltlr. James (luady, Eiiiyvalc, return

~d from the city yesterday.

Dr. Bagnall returiied Thursday ev

‘ning from a short visit to Haiil'a.\ int. _-\. tv. stiuntit-1-s. M_i._A., sins

nerside, came to the city yesterday

Miss Winnie Hagan. foriiicrly o {elly's Cross, spent the past wee' n the city.

Mr. I-I. J. Lcainar., Moncton, repro f-nting the T. H. Estubrooks Co._ i~ Ln the city. .

Mr. G. S. Gould, representing Lo

'iioiitagno Co._ Ltd., Montreal, is rel: steiwl :it tht- Victoi‘in.

'Miz ldtlward Jamieson, fish dealci ii' t‘aiiso. 'was in the city yesterday :ind 1et`t in the afternoon for lliistict-

Mr. R. Gray, oi' Halifax. arrive'

yesterday from the _lvlagtinleiics an. leaves for his home iii Halifax -today

Mr. A. I.. Arsenault, oi' the Iinperir'

Oil Co., came in froni Sunimcrside ft. 'Thursday evening by auto and returi" today,

.___

ltov. E. Tcmpleinan, in chart:-'i 1-

rhe Anglican church in the Matzdalci - islands. arri'.'cd iii the city Tiiurx-`.:.‘ iiiirlit., and leaves today on a trip it Quebec. '

Gr. J. G. MacKay ofthe 10th Sicst

Battery, Halifax, loft on return Thur. day to Halifax aftrr spenrliiig a for days furlough with his arcnts 7-it and Mrs. David MacKay ot' Allinw.-.

Pte. D. t`liirv_ returned soldier. -»‘

:‘»ioiit:i_fzuc. who has been in Pine li'§ liospitiil. lioiifzix. receiviiit' invtli--..’ ii-o'itiiient_ arrived in the city on 'i`li\ii‘sdn_v nlglit, and leaves for lii_~ home today.

_P.nv_ A. Siitherlnnri roiurnfvl 'l`hui.s tiny rveiilni: i".roin a visit to Nriw Yorlt. Boston :ind other American tit i»-s. (in return he spent sonic iw-. with his iiiotlicr in Trenton. N.S it t" itil? his stay iii the l`iiltetl States li- mi-t iiiziny of the lonfliiiu flertryiitt-:‘ lit-oi'-‘l := niiiiibcr of thc ho:-it prczit tt--i and hurl iii" iilciisiiro. ot' l‘.t‘<ii‘iit\' i'i » .idviit Wilson iii his :irlriress nii iii- 'ipcning of the Refi Cross canipaiigit

THE TREAT ,

A ill IHE SEASIIN

...__-

Few plays have ever told a prettier

story or told it in ii more simple o" unaffected way than does "My Iris‘i <.`inderei|la." Love. and iitlvcntiir- form the chief fundamentals of thr piece and in its composition .viii h-- t`ountl mary ingredient that :it~iv\il_~ to the lover of the droiiia. The clizif actors are for the most part very lov .lblo and where they do not point-s'= tint: ultribute, they are at Nas! striit ‘ ingly ie.'|l_ _

“My Irish Cinderella' coiiies to tin-

Prince Edward Tlieatro next Wednes- day iind Thursday. June 5 and 8, for two nights only. The play contains plenty ot action. Peggy McNeil is an ontrnncing character and sho lo sur- rounded Iiy it whole lot of real tit-:sh and blood people who move and huvc theii halng in situations which. rather than being stagey are typical ot' rent Iiic "My Irish Cinderella" is on-1 play' that yoti ‘:’io\i.l make ii 4 point to ace, for when nil Iris been i~.r\hl nnti tl'_\i.e, she is one of tiio most. iiitt-iosfo ing cliarm-ters ii stagedom, ani th(- pluy itself is one oi the iitage's vciv ‘it it: bets. _

Utllce.

WHAT HAPPENED

GEHIVIANS Bill]

,___,___.l.

`;-.i~ from kiiowiii,-5 1-he true sLiii‘y of ‘- lint lifippeiiod on l\'lfii‘t‘li 131 :md it AS

vt-'_ The public' iiifi-<1 iif\i.ii'..!‘j»' .~

Plan opens Monday at 'I`lioatr-.i_Bo_x_

» >

y, .' ew,

Prince ~

f’ I-crnnigin’

Matinee pany. 3.is sharp-'Night-7,iind~lB.45-ti

_ ,. ,, if _ __ _(4.

Why bhouida Society Beauty Watched Every'

Minute by the Police,

Hobndb _-with \ rocks =

as Well as Members of Her0wn Set -_ -

_ _ Solve the Mystery oi “The Dazzling _ '. _

A Miss Davison”

BY :EEING

MAR.TORIE

._ ._

RAMB-EAU

BROADWAY’S BRIGHTEST STAR _ '

Ficeing cnt" Lassoeti t0.vii1\(; t;0MING

F rom__Horse Swings Periously Against, Rocks __ [N_ “Tlie Load tl Dir 6”

` -iN-

Episode No. 2 of

Vengeasce Q iw --milf-

The Masta-rftll btory _ ol the Downfall

of znrism in '

Russia; ' I

- The _,J

Fill f.{_.; Roinanolis L

8~'l`i~tmendous _\c . s-8 `

iB “'

z=ilir.iiissi ‘Enema-.,,_

i

.A ,_ ,P0

We-tl. & TA The Ne

._ (C

"Adm

W

.£":.

rf..

."""‘i 30.-J

_-s;;_"‘* -. *-4 Q *_-.__ rf 5;-""

` 'Q

_ _ ¢._

.--.- --1.

;:` I T' ._ ,_ _ J .

_ ' _.N '

Q *xl

\ . ,(»

'.1 -'- “-"- /Es-4."-*.‘-‘A

__ Noi; y/,t ~RlL

iaqvaf r" 'J' ._=,,.

\.'°3w"5 E:

E 4 J

_ ie ,,. = iv"

I _

""‘. f-'/-. . _ 1# “

_,fc .

,Join ' g l"lay

till il,

U3 cr 13'* 2.- a _.-2

A

t

‘ XTHE sroizv or

HAT HAPPENED _

A 'GIRL IN THIS

' _ HC

Prices 35, 5

ti, 75, $1.00 _ g

., _ T01;-§_;g_t_,-LITTLE iRisH _

J couN`r.i3v.A~cAsRoAo 'H

I it

~ -AR PEG sine

0 _o_»._i

nmnial! ¢lllu`lllIw“¢

W ' -- _ _A _ ____fi?!

l»ONIl()N, l\Iiiy ZS.-\\'c are vvrv

il-:ely that wc shrill liai\'v~ to iio.<~‘-‘ss -ii: soiils iii p:itii~iif".‘ '\i‘ f -

tiiiiiiiiis to ltiiiiw thi' i't still of tiic 1"'i 3 -urs-id lnquii‘_\' into the i‘tivt>rscs which -or Firtli _Armv _~<.t|t”t`oi‘f-fl hui oiiiiii-i‘: -2 f vto cvciits of ii. izrczit built" wli'i<‘_

. I

.\ -1 is still i‘.i:iii~_‘ :ii‘<- .: <‘~~,-- 'i' -i yi-` _ 't- uit liiisiiit-ss. ltcports and <'vitl»_'iti‘c i liiii-ti liccii 1'<illr-t‘tt_-il t`i‘oi|i :i l:ii‘L"'i iiiiiiilwr of t\ilict~i".< 'vivo fir" "=l‘»|" P* l

. . _- .- i

;|;|,|_-il with tio- '|,|'--,_iii'; in-1--l» 1-. :li pr»~.~»-iii ~=itiiazti-iii. \lt|.. "~iti'\i'i'\i\i. 'A'iili|»_.,'» 3. iii,<\_ :i' ti 'iiii!i.‘t.|\ ii ..-‘.|

- i

tit-iii ltilitvl or tacit'-iz‘»-ti -ti'-.'.‘ Wi' I

-t-tt. .-.f 3,-tritilg _omii itll info ris i-< i wtttuliicfi is ltiliori-'iii~= \\'-~ r-‘ " 1*- ' ;i-|- thi. ..i pi. t- lu- »' I-'. 'iii`i.i'i.i.i'i-to . rt- fi - 1-. ' "-2 ‘if -"

I I I

iiili (with tbc l"i~f.iit~ii iiit"'_i.iri-= l. :;, _vpn how l`ttl* ili.'\\' :irc li'.-_r~l~. "i lt"t i~»-iimitcrl with aiict-oss. 'l`hr~ t'li:iriit-tcristirs ot' tht- t:t~|-mari

iitnck oi' last lllrtrt-li \v4-i`<- tht* loiixtlt \l` tht- i`i'tmi of attain-las, the tli-ii.~=i- iii is . sing oi iiil`:iiitry :it prints :it which it._ was souglit to pf-nt\tratc\. ti short hui. a ery intense boiiibartliiiciit. not carlcd 'O any great. depth, ziiitl tliv use niado nf fog oi' mist. to scrccn his infantry' _ advance. ‘ _

I

The Length of the Front i

In lliurr-li the Gernitins attacked up-

.in n 50-iniio front. which was cxtoiid- -id cvcntuully on the soiithcrn iiiittlc~ ‘ield-that is, leaving ilic l“lniitlut's battle out of iiocount altogether-to it front of seventy miles. In our most <uccessful oifensive battle of Arms ot' April. 1917. we attacked on a front of eleven miles, and in the battle of Mes- .ilnes-Wytschncte ridge our front was one ot' about seven miles.

One of the lessons of the niiiiicrous

uttncks on entrcnclicd positions which have been carried out during this war appears tn be that when prepnratioiis are adequate, the force sutitciout. and 'he attack successful. tliero is ii _limit

`to the depth of advance possible. and

that this limit has a dcilnlterointlon to the length of front attacked.

/tt. Arms our victory on it front of

eleven miles |:;u\'o us :itleptli of mtiiel'

more than tive miles oi' ground. At'

Wytscliaete a seven mile attack gave

A

wiitii

KE THRtlUtlH THE FIFTH ARMY

us :ibout thrco miles. The Gerii---_- 'vtiit-it on ti T0-rnile front bety-'cfii ‘: Q zzitrl Disc \'ir=l'lt\~ltl1em - i-iw:-;iiii.i:ii i<l*.';;-.1/-t\ ',;` :li-iitt 'li7t'i_\'l’l\'. i|lll~r~. U'

t-oiirsc thc limit 'ri ti-' - -i‘i._t~‘.»`-\~'s‘:».~i

- ‘i~ it' l.l\

-_ -- i-ii: 'fini 1'.-\ 1-. .lt i' ; » t- _~ - , ' i ..-,-i- ~..i;ii\h»,t~ .ii ' ' - it l; ::.- -l»~ifi'.ft~

\` --iw ii tn‘t'i.1t;ti\'-

_ ,A , _ i. .ii-ttzrti .. Z_i»'-til;

. ..---i

i-`._.i_ii ia'ir;.ta~.;_i L~:,;. Tfraaof'-'.;_

»\»- l\|iti\\,;i.» l l1:~~-=1».lit-itil" ;---'.‘.--

'Iii_ t_li_i\ ilriitt'-tl l"»` .i Z~ l»- < it mi- 'ittlt pm rim: 2-2- in =t~~\»\- .'~i-'i iii' i" -it titif »-\i»‘-»ri- of ti iii- iv* ‘>`.i'.: » . -.' '-ti.-i‘ i._1.t`.i ti Z: ii. ‘ ~\`~ tm-‘»\'. ..»..l,-t.i ii; --;"<-iiii. :.-.nity t'f'~]=-"~i:- tt- ii.- i :iii 2tlI,1lt'l\ `t|i:1|\ .-i \i -.1 .=_ in fr. -= ~ \:;- ~ ..:'-» itil io- -~ it izrtiiiiii ‘ .=iii\pt,m_if`»; tive \\o--st wiil it..»iii--:. 'i.o\l=j|`t; i' ~,\--iiltt ‘-» --Wei ii'_\ t-- " -- ii t“»;|\c'.‘

.--.t -ii iii- ...t nip -Liv \=--1 i-'-ikt -ion-

»!_:iiii.

'l"t- viiciiii' has atlhci‘cd ":it"~i1_‘.`.i- -ii

'ho nur to his belief tliar. at-t-i~'i_;ii :fiilts tziiniitit he obtained exif-'-1-i lt. tiiiiployiiiix infantry in mass. _»\fi.-. ani again lic has paid it bitter pr‘~=

:`oi~ th;q‘__l>t-|i¢i', bitt the experieiir-v --I the rec nt battle shows that tri' 'T' iiiziiii it is jirstiiieti. Artillerr. hé- t-ratt. niachitiu guns. tciiiis .hill ii. ;= new \\c:i|ions wliich this \\'-ii' This iii'-~ tliicctl :irc all valuable fi.I§.|::- ._ .itz-I mziiiy ot' them will certainly liit`:'t'/ii -1.? in value ti.-i technical and mecli.ti=i-'"1' tlifilcultivs are overcome and oxpeii cnt-tw is gained. But nothing hu~i~t replaced tnc man with his rltle as -1 prime means of gaining victory. `a:.~i than-fore if we are.to be .victofiour inert- is it detlnite point beyond which we cannot afford to lllow_ our infllhy to be reduced. '

The Only Now Thing!

in tht-se respects the German melli-

mis imvc shown no important change. Wlitit _was new in the recent blttln

was thc _Xharacter of bombardment. mn mc c' matic or tor. Ktulol'to__ iictii we and the French roltottnpon-

pi-oiong_cd bombardment, carried' ont. in vyea herwhioh flvorsmobosfyiitton 'and depots. shootln5_,o,vor pnhrxo

f (Continued on page o‘l3ht..),

i ,oi ...M

t..2.é~ic.