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II 915,3‘ Matinee-lac, 111111 m.

award Nine-me. 21c.‘ 111‘. . :'—-—

TM heart of the Northlnnd brought thriillngly and

dramatically to the screen. Flaming with realism from the gwwmg pen of James Oliver Curwood.

t WILLIAM FOX presents

JAMES OLIVER

k“. CURWOUD iii/El Qhc

UNIEII WIIIIAII

soiling in its climax. gripping in its With rams, convincing in its story of life in the siﬂjﬂ Owen m», "The Hunted Woman" will thrill you Franc"; Mcmmald

Cyril Chadwick keep you thriiiﬂi 01.11111 Miller '

"iheGoofy A

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I _ WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY

Edward J. WARREN KERRIGAN

And a Casi; of Fifty Famous Screen Stars in

APTAIN BLOOD

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3 SHOWS DAI-LY-~3.15,‘7 AND 8.45 Mat. 26c, 16c. ‘Night, 37c, 26c. 16c.

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One of the Greatest Love Stories Ever TOId \

A Romantic Drama of Buccaneer Days on the Spanish

lltiin. A stupendous 11 reel production. Port Royal, Jam-

aica, Barbadoes, Portugal, the earliest settlements in the West Indies reproduced with historical accuracy.

Marvelous reproductions of the 40 gun galielns on the ocean maraudcrs ‘In spectacular sea battles.

A Picture You Cannot Alford to Miss

ONLY ONE PICTURE AND IT WILL START ON TIME AT ALL THR-EiE PERFORMANCES.

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Famous _ j Forsylk Fabric

Shirts , . A highly silk-ﬁnished cloth, made from Egyptian yarns, that retains all its lustrous beauty after washing. ﬁnd

will give unusual wear. Fully COV- erecl by the Forsyth Insurance Policy-

Exveptionnl value with collar to match- 11.1.1, $2.75 AND 12-95

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SHOP from HOIIDIILVB Catalogue

AN OPPORTUNITY for a coin- pcliziit book-keeper. See 11d, I11 this‘ issue. 1722

THE CLIFF HOTEL After n thorough renovation will open ior liio summvi" on Saturday, Juno 20. lCxi-olioiit ll-liiiie gull‘ rourse ovi-r- iooiiiiil: the Uiuil will hi‘. an ziilili-il ziltiuotioii this‘ scnson. 1652-16-18-61

TALKS ON TUBERCULOSIS 111111 is: lll’i)Vl‘li'1l0ll will b» given nt ti p. 111. in llllll‘l\'.l' llivur Juno 20111., Vicioiuzi. Juno 27-111. Suiiiiiicrsliile Jiiiii: Ziillli. KBIISIIIKIOH, July 211d. Ailiurloll, Juiiy 4th.

1739-6-2 2-6I.

GASOLINE PRICES. —- Ruler- riug lo llll‘ ndvortineinviit hi Sutur- duy n1orning's (iuurilluu tho Muc- Loiiie Service Station have mude no arrangements with any ussocizi- tioii to give a reduction on gaso- ilni‘ or motor oils.

SALES ROOM OPENED. ~i\ir. J. A. McDonald tht- W('ll known miciioucor has uponcd :1 solos room on (1111-1111 Stri-i-t, in the more liitriy occupioil by IVir Ellllllllll. imyii‘, l1.‘11l1'.;1‘, when: hi1 will look alter solos throughout thc prov- iucc. . 1723

ISLAND CLEHGYMENs-At St. iniuslnifs Cathedral yiii-ib-riliiy iiigh Miiiss was culebruliul 'by ltov. l"1':111c.u lilitior of Cuucy, Killlt-lllii. A11 excellent sermon n11 tho Mi-rizy oi‘ God wus delivered by Rcv. John Butler i1i’_Wichito, Knnsus. liolii young Priests ore former Charlot- 11 town boys tlllll ore in tho Ci-iy to

_ iilti 11d the iiiiicriil ol‘ their mother.

Mrs. 11101112111 Butler which 111111111 plaice this morning iit. 8.15, _¢0->—————

PERSONALS

Air. L, l). Mcllonuid, (lrnud View. iviis il visitor to i111,‘ city on Sutur- duy.

Minn Jenn Frost-r, Now York. lll‘l‘lVt‘.(l i11 the City Siiluriliiv 1111M o11 u visit L11 her ‘home 1111 Avouiiulv.

Mrs. James V, Laverty, Fort Au- gustus, ‘was n visitor to the City 1111 Saturday.

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lust. Friday on ‘:1 trip ‘to ‘time Old ‘Country.

Miss Ethel Sirtliierlonil, St Peters .lli1y hos b01111 on a visit to the oily

li-iil recital in lleurtz llall.

211th. ‘m. Uigg ‘Orange Ilnil a-t 8 p

[Mrs George S. McKonna of Kiln

Mr. Bent Rana-shun, M-r. ‘and ‘Mrs. Phillip Monnigliun and Mr. ‘and

SEE “NOBLE OUTCAST" u-LVic- lei-iii, June 281.11. 173T.

CHURCH 0F SCOTLA‘ND.-Rov. D. M. Lamont will preach at Stun‘ ehel on Tuesday, June 23rd ut 7.30 p. m.

THE CLOSING EXERCISES Of llustico Convent will tulm place at B o'clock i11 the public hall on Thuisiluy, June 25th.

PUPlL'S RECITAI..—-Tho piano nod vocal pupils ‘of Prof. Finisher will give ‘l1ll0l'l‘ closing recitals on’ llitiudoy, Juno 22ml. at 4.110 p. 111. 11nd 7.30 p. 111. l‘11 Iicu-riz I'llll'l. 2i-

FUNERAL NOTlCE.—Tllo fuuer~ ill of the into liuii. A. I‘. PPIHYRO will tukc plnco this (Moniluy) :11‘- tcrnoon at 2.30 from his homo. Murray linrbor, Interment Murray iiurbor Cemetery.

FREE CHEST CLINICS will lbs hel-d in lluntur Iliver. J‘u111t1 26th, Victoria J111111 29th.. Summersiiliv. June 30th., Reusing- io11.*Jul‘y 2 anil Iird. Alberlon. July 4. 'l‘h‘1- specialist conducting ‘the ciiuiic will I!.\"1Illl|lIl(‘. only cums oi‘ ‘tuber- culosis 1-11 iiirri-d to thom 1hy iloolors.

l7iiii-ii-22-iii. NOTICE—All ilulogutcs ntlcnil- i111; Baptist Association iii Clyilo River Jiiiy 2nd to 6th please sond nonives to Helen McPhoii, New ilziven. before June 27th stating what time they will arrive and whether coming by train or auto. 'l‘r.'1i11s will be moi, at Charlotte; lawn.

AT CARVELL’S WHARF —- iiiriviigh on rnror ii has hooniistmied ‘iliul. lllt‘. S S “lilnlii-rlli-u" wli-ilh ‘ilhe liiiion 1oi‘l'I1i‘ Nliilvii-ipniiilics of‘ Quie- hcc on lioiiiil wouiil dock nit time iliiiwiiii- 1111:1111‘. As 1hr "Ihiohelie-u" Iiclongs lo iiii- For-silo S. S. bineis L1t1l.. 11nd (iurvi-ii ilros, are choir ogonls for (lhinriortia-towmi thiis ﬁ'll".'lillli‘l‘ will lll‘ ‘ihl their ‘wliutrf dur- ing ‘her iris/ll to C-iiurlottctown.

CITY SCHOOLS CLOSING.—'l‘he (lily Schools ‘will close for the sirm- 1i1‘1-r vncallion Friday t-h» 20th. ‘lnist. nl iiiho folmvininig houns, unlili-r iihe (‘lialmiiuiisluip oi’ ‘tho gentlemen 11:111ied_ Rochiforil "Sou-aria 9.30 to 11 o'i lock, Mm‘. Hien-ry Shiloh, (lint-ir- 11111111111‘ School lloard. lliiinri‘ SITPHI

Mr. J. ‘ll. Bell, ex-‘Promior li-fi. 11.15110 12.40, School TIUSIPG Will-

i.'u11 Mnmu. W051i. K011i. 1.30 to Ii p. 111. Sc-lvool Trusuiw W, K. Rogers. Queen Square 3110 to 4.40 p. 1n1. School Trustee C, ll. B. Inngworth.

‘llil look piiri in the recent. musi- 111111111111 1.1111111“: r111- 1111. (vlrlppn,

i0311i.3H1?‘Miiiiliifiéiiill"$111155 NOTES BY THE WAY

_ Imii-ui-iuil: Wednesday evening. Juno

~ (Qontinued ham Page 4)

111211-21 OW 1924-25

‘kiora ‘motored to itbo city yesterdayTotnl in tour yenrs $12,202,812

11nd ‘returned ‘IIOIIIQWII the BVBWllIlg

i i i! IN MEMORIAM

MISS JESSIE JOHNSTON

It is WIIIJII ‘u. ieelitrg of smlness wo are cniieii upon mo record ‘the llOﬂIl-ll of the Jute ilsmentod Miss Jo sis Johiniston, who ‘missed to b111-

eti-‘rnul 111381! nl. iher ‘home Ilead of.

Cmriligim on May 311st, 1925, 111K041 8S yours. »Deceusel was‘ possessed of tvnoh ‘u llovlng (liiispivsitlion, ‘tiiitrt islm 11111-1 be urewtly ‘mziisseil ‘by nil ‘who ‘had ‘tho IPIOZIX-lllrﬂ r10 her a1:- qiuihitaiice. She was ‘the liust sur- v-iviuig daughter of the lute Hector "and \\'=iil0m1. McKay Johnston. iinil n. (m11sis1ton1t ‘nioinbuii- of ‘the ‘Presby- -lrl111 C1I1umh_ Surviving in the ‘Irﬁum u/Pe one brother Hector 11nd lllPCl! Ada Johnston. Her iiinenii-i which was hold o'n1 Juno 31rd. ‘was iiirg-ciy aiiteindoil. ‘Service iwns lidld i‘n the Church ot Lorne Valley. bur- ini raking ipiuco ‘i‘n Lorne Vsliioy

It costs a million yearly mo" gs pay for immigration than when iho Liberal Government won its so- cnlied victory nt the polls in i921. in the four yenro ovor twelve mil lion dollars was expended to bring in 412,809 immigrants rind the lnwi year's returns show that as the cost increases the number of immi- grants falls away. in the same 101,11- years the United Slates received of exodiuns from Canada a consid-

erably larger number than Canada got buck from overseas at 11 com, or

twelve millions, More's the pity,

Nine million‘ dollars in the sup- plementary estimates alter sll that bud been voted before! And the [Honey is being voted by millions in 11 thin I-Iouse from which scores of

THE CHARLOTTETOWN 0111111111111

PAGE FIVE,

An Added Value o Your Hcslth_

Doctoru and dentists are today constantly warning us that we must car some hard foods that require chewing. The crisp kernels of Grape- Nuts must be chew- ed-and their plea- sant “crunchiness" and delightful ﬂavor tempt you to chew- ing. This starts di- gestion in the mouth --wherc it should start—and gives to the teeth and gums the exercise which alone can keep them in healthy condition.

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By our daily foods you build success or failure

BUSINESS today offers unlimited opportunities to the men

who have the physical and mental vigor to get results- the “go-getters”. Isn't it of vast importance then, that you accept the word of health experts who say that your physical and mental ability depend almost entirely upon the foods you eat? Isn’t it worth while to know that foods which contain a large proportion of nourishment do not necessarily convey that nourishment to your body—that in fact the nourishment of many of them remains in your system to do you I1arm—to form as poisons and harmful acids. The difference depends on whether or not they come to you in a form your body can handle quickly and easily. '

The elements in your daily foods which are most essential to the body are the energy-giving carbohydrate; Three-fourths of the delicious food, Grape-Nuts, is these precious carbohydrates 1n the form of dextrins-available for instant assimilation. Made from whole wheat and malted barley, Grape-Nuts also contains a large percentage of phosphorus, iron and laxative bran.

Grape-Nuts is a wonderfully appetizing food. Its cristxcriiiichy granules have a rich, full ﬂavor that you're sure to like. Serve it at breakfast or lunch just as it comes from the package. Four teaspoonfuls is sufﬁcient for each person. Such _a helping costs less than one cent. Sold by grocers everywhere 1n wax-wrapped packages.

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The llllliili|ll‘(§l\lllfvlll l‘lllll :1. ‘I 111111151‘lournu-iiioiil ‘is ‘~11 I11‘ 1i l"‘*““ ' ‘m. N", 0m "mm. \V(>\t'k p1‘1',',r:i‘i11i|11*l 1111111111; IIWB-IIIIVIAPS ‘oi oil's-l" moms 1n (‘he mniils of 111.111)’ 1 ‘l Qngln the wiills oi thr- iilro ii‘r,‘l1‘li-‘r>1| rei-roal-ioii room i11 1111-. (My lllillili hangs u number of -illl“~"*'lr~"lfl'jr""ni phuuiipioii looms 11f oihvr il-lyu- r Chnrioitohowu llOHi‘ llol ‘1-11111 i1 1892 iviis lli‘l"ll‘1’lil>‘ 11111‘ "I ill“ lfwl p,“ng.g~r1z‘_“<iiio1isi;l nosomon ihnii has ever ocvil ll 5111.101‘ in any: louimmiicnt. This t‘ ‘ I" qhlym proud distinction oi c.~1‘.'ii111111._n 11 worlds record i111" ii1~.~ llil'l‘l m-ilo run (237) but “,,fn.-1||11;;11~iy ii11‘ limo, was m-vur Ti‘(‘()l‘(ll‘ll au-il the 111111101 oi’ ‘on Aumricun li-nnr .1110 “'1' ‘ "II the rocolils no iho lllli‘ holders. Most 111i tho members of the 1392 l.i"ﬂ‘ill ‘have "goon \\‘1‘.~‘1i“ but n low} 1911111111. liicluiliug (‘li-zvl‘ lt-ii1:1.i1.111,, 1n llirlilzii-Iivrn 111111 J- Mﬂﬁmim“ who m“ 1111.711 toll llir‘ boys of U11! gmq oiii days.

Annihor 1iI1'0i‘i1,L:1-z1‘pl1 is than ill tlm Ciiuriorleiviivii Sulvul-li‘. (“(11115 team of lilill \V‘llli'll w‘11i lllli‘ .|1_1:i1'ii‘~r niilo s11lvngo‘11;1i-<- iii il:i‘i‘1i‘.ix '11 ih ' 11.00,.“ mm; m‘ 101. :1 room-ii iliu‘ shill siuiiii-i. Sl-ili‘ IIY WI" ‘Vim l‘ Kl tho lliiion Proiocilou l‘<u11ll4|""‘ tivum oi‘ liiiliiox wiiiiii-i-s oi‘ soc-wild Plum‘. ‘in the Sildllo 11:11:12 'l‘1iii- iiillicr

,.,.m,,wry_ “m. pnmm. m,“ n M0 members run away to their homes, mm“ “m, nail...“ ._._, n“. mm“...

Viionr. w-ho oiiten viisiled 11101- was the ‘oiilliciwtlii-g clergyman. (Pwtriot plea-so copy.)

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Provide tho olinplb and eﬂeotlvs way to tsks

Medicine

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Price 25s. 80o and l1.00

For lax

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under the proven

there to boost ot how hard they ‘worked and what great things they "ccomllllshed while at Ottswul Why are they not in their seats in

interests, instead of pocketing their $4.000 indemnity before the ses-

behm (Illilphull by Johnny Much. ﬂllOlWl/ZIIWIS l‘l‘£lllli!l‘ for ‘llll’ Vivi" Unliviwrsily truck li-ziiii. 'll1‘<‘ (“l111r~ lirtiteloivii toum iiicluilcil such WC-ll kiriown runners us l)u‘l'iy. MoKluii»

Parliament to guard the people's on. Ci~on111i1r..l‘o11o.~i, Aiiimns. rhv ‘two

Mncmillzins, dlo-ihunc. Wilhsilier ziu-il‘

Mhlohi-ill. Tll-l‘. Churhyit-ulowu Ilose iciilni

psiiun in over and slinklng away? winnings oi‘ iiu- 1111111‘ iiilio r1111 ‘in llillii

was ‘ii ‘hind i1‘.‘11n i‘n bi-iil. A lllllllillt"l‘i

The Patriot having made a base- of llrlllllllll‘ Intros zippenr 1in il1'~|

less and defamatory charge ngnlngt

the writer o! Notes By the Wuy. \

refuses to ‘wﬁdrmw or npplpglso

as requested nnd lfn honor bound nitiilliiorviit toiiiru-nmeiiis are shown.‘

m 1m (Q m; r r g Amkmg llu- ruiriicri-i on lllPHz‘ t-‘iuiisi ( ‘u ace s p e er! to "e was noii1‘ d """""u-l.'irlv Jack llrou ll

imputntlonof who m!“ 01h“, a ladder h“. having borne lnlse witness aizslnst 1111111 11111-1. 1111111 iaoiiiil r1111 1m the: 1i not unfriendly neighbor. We irt ievoli.

lit go in that.

The Great Blood Puriﬁer

nloturi». ‘iniriiiiiing R(‘il‘il‘lll, l‘. Mir-i I)on11Id.li1‘n:rlz, Turin-r. Mvlﬁrirli-i

ern 11ml (he Trninor boys, SPVPIYII-l Hook 1in-i l.ii1l1il1‘11~ luiiiis. wiiiiiiws.

In uli ilii‘. M:1.r"i‘|-111-‘. ‘ii-‘rriiiii units!

hold during tho lusf i[ll.'l‘l'l(‘l' of ."' century iiio CllIlFlfll‘I1‘l(l\Vll b y‘ | have proved ‘thouisi iv‘ s tivivliliil i‘-_1 noun, 'l‘i1<~y hiivi- ~llic lmckiii-g ivl‘ the wimii‘ oily 1in next »lillllll‘ll'.~‘. events 11nd ‘l-horc is no dnurbi 111.-it. lihoy will uphold ‘the honoiiu of -l1lll‘ "Old ‘Briiuuief’

Doctors Boost _ I‘! p _ I I ' 4., T is Ginger Ale ’i

One Saint John physician (‘name on request) has on the table at every family meal a generous sup-

ply of Sussex Red Oval Ginger Ale.

Many other‘ Doctors prescribe it for the sick and the Provincial Health Officer ﬁnds il comes from the purest and safest spring water possible. ‘

Great for young and old, be- cause genuine Ginger, real Lem- on and Lime and pure Table

Sugar. In sterilized bottles.

Mellower, nippier and more body.

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Burdock Blood Bitters

and make the Wondqﬂul cllut.

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