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PRESENTS

THE most Brilliant and Successful of » -

American Period Plays '

I The Rose of the Rancho

1 By David Belasco and Richard Walton 'I_`ully ' i produced in the exact locale of the piece.

midst the old missions of Montenay, Cahf.

A'l'lirill ASmile, ATear, Alaugli, .

` The mlistdiuman document e_ver p_ictiirized ~ `

480 scenes--A triumph in artistry

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Will I patronize my local optician, whose record as a

skilled optnmetrist I am familiar with, and who I know, uses the most upto-date methods recognized in the profess- ion. who is permanently located in our city and to whom can go at any time to have my glasses adjusted or corrected .’

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Will I patronize the man who is here today and away

tomorrow and whose guarantee of satisfaction is _therefore practically nullified. and about whose ability and integrity I

now practically nothing.

Will Igamble with my eyes and with my‘money I'

.Think it out and do the right thing.

G. F. Hutcheson,

Exclusive Optician B

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You couldn’t wish for a better or more complete line

of houtiecleagipg Supp.he?d than_bY€ dar? Assnfzialioii 1.-very ent-ouragemcnt not DOW. `V8l‘y lllg YOU COU POSSI Y €SlI'€ IS ll'lC U C llli

Scrubbing Brushes Securing Soaps Stove Pipe EHJYTWI Liquid Veneer Wall Paper Cleaner Bon Ami

Dustbane

The sanitary sweep-

ing compound for floorr. and carpets. We liavc

all size tins at all pri-

ces. Get some.

Telephone Your Order

lt. will save you trouble-it will reserve your time. and you can rest assured that your order will ho filled exactly the same as ll you came to the store and personally sol- scted the gooils you want. Our phone order service is alv.'ay.~i at your service. May we suggest that you givf- it a trial. ffall up 150.

Knife Polish Brooms Whisks Putz Cream Dustbane

Lye

New Wall Paper

fiiir Wall Paper Clean- f-r will make your old wall paper new again. lt's economical and sat- lsfactory.

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For The Silverware

To

your old silverware or brass goods. use Putz Cream, a safe and satisfactory polish-

rivalled in merit only by oiir .rlper-lal Silvi-r Polish.

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Dutch Cleanser

Pearline

Silver Polish Whitening . Gold Dust ' ‘g Ammonia , ‘-

For Furniture'

Llquld Veneer ‘ will

clean, brighten . and beautify your furn- iture-mako it look like now. Get a bottlé.

brlgb ten :ind beautify

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Houieflfaning Helps ll

We have here now just what you want

to help you houseclean, We _have scoured the market to get the ridghtfrioes-we have 1 them here now all rea y or you. Come; and get them;-

Varnishes ~ Floor Paint

Interior Paint

Kalsomine

Alabastine Laequeret Wood Stains

Mons

Victoria Row-

Fennell & Chandler

Weighted Floor 5

Brushes i

Scrubbing Brushes 1., White wash Brushes; Paint Brushes it Step Ladders - " Buckets , _, Fails ' ' _-

In fact we have everything you can posij ‘,~ l'p:"5"§§}'§s'I’*?l§'B$§§,{‘,{-,f §,;

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help you houseclcan ,

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LONGACREI

.-fa;:;g§££@,..‘:

ion- will be yearly io receive potatoes next Tuesdiy. 9547

lows:-(`rosu Roads. 10.30 mm.; Sun day School. ll a.m.; lluzelbroolr. 3 p. m.

THE POST 0FFlCE¢-The doors of

of the Post Office at Charlottetown are now open from 6 a.li. to 12 pm.. when they are locked for the night. On Sundays the doors are open from I0 am. to l p. m.

THE SUMMER STEA|ilER8.- The

s. si. Empress msile the round trip on ihf- Suiiinilrside-Point du Chene route ye>ter<la_\' :is easily as she would make li iii ;~iimmf-r. ar1'iviiig in Summerside on rv-iiirn on time Thr- Northumber- land on :iii-ouiii of thi- ici- conditions will noi iii- able in more our _vet fur ii v~l=il~-_

FULL MAIL.-There 'vvas ai full

mall rs.-i:eii'ed in (`harlutu~.iov\'ii last night by the expre:-'sz The .\'ov:i Sco- iia mail was not distributed until late on account of the late arrival of the Sianley. The mnil is now collected from the Charlottetown Ieitcr boxes in the moming between It and 5 o‘cIock, at noon and in the evening at 6 rfclock.

i~ouc1'io~__ne~.~. J. s. _iicxay

of the Tryon, Hampton and Bonshaw roneyrfigatinn ycstf-r/l.iy afternoon. At Honsiiaw th:-re was at fairly large and rf-press.-nt:itiv<~ congregation presmt,

pr»~.:iclir»iI by ltcv. I-`i~.iiiI»; tjothn, while thi- inilui-tion 1,-I-rf-mony was performed by the Moderator of the congregation. Rev. Alex .\[cKay, of Bedeque. -The address io the pastor was delivered by Rev. G. C. Taylor. of Zion Church and to the people by Rev. Alex. Mc- Kay. The newly inducted pastor has taken up his reside-nce at the Zilanse Hampton, and iiexi. Sunday will preach ai Boiisliriir :ii ll am., llaniiiimi, ai it and 'l`rj.oli ui T. |i.lii.

SERIOUS ACCIDENT - Blaster

of breaking his leg. The little fellow was in tlir- ar-r of jumping on 3 wagon and while putting his foot on the wliccl in hr-lp himself on, was caught between the spokes and was drawn in. li ii had been a spirited animal more serious results would likely have happenlffl. The driver had gerat dif-

iliref- years ago the little folleiv had tho misforturie of breaking the same

great favorite and his many friends

we him out soon again. At latest re- iort he resting nicely.

FLORAL ASSOCIATION.--A good

tical of interest i.-, very properly, he- iiiz taken in tlif- work oi` the Prince l-Ztlwzirrl Island Floral Association it-hir-li holds iis annual meeting to- iiiglit in Dr. Perliif:k`s"olflce. This As- soriaiion is one of the forces that :irr- iixrirkiner quietly but very energetically iii the interests of the Proviiice. Last yfffir it ilistriliiiterl large quantities of bulbs and flows-r seeds among the .~;<‘!iool children and the kindly act was greatly appre<'iat»:~<l. The Association also ro-operated with rho \i'omen's Institutes and it will be rt-membered that ihe Flower Show of last autumn was one of the most enjoyable events oi' the year. li is siiicerely hoped that ihe public gf.-ncruliy will give the

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this f-voniiig.

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i(li‘EIib0UKI.\'G MADISON BQ. PARK. A five million dollar example of modem lf"f1Il~<‘iUf\| Dvrfeeilon: Accommodation, 1,000 guests.

,_ A Good Room,

$1.50 Per Day.

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HAZELBROOK FlELD.- Services in

on Sunday, May Sth. will be as fol~ prevails st present ln the Bstern

t of the Strait, when large quanti-

ties of ice are still musing trouble.

was lnilucied into thc pastoral charge 0

'l`1u»_- .st-rmon for the occasion was bl

lklrroi, .~ix ye-:ir olil son of Ilr. De- A- _ _ _ laii‘~;._ \‘.'»¢liington, had tho niisforiuneispemoh S°“"‘5i “- f\~ (0W““- T"‘"`°3

A. J. Rutland. Toronto; A. G. Shool-

rr Favs to buy in tan Provinoo. me exrnssls-'riio'i:xp'm¢ ii-mi'

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uucri reef-an nnunai eoiitiitlnn

i'esierdny nie 'steuiiorn sumo and Stanley, the former going to Picton

sible to push the steamers through.

with a full cargo and sails at T o'cI0ck this morning.

(Cont.i`nu¢d from page tour)

m Sumlfeitaide -srrivofd' in Chr itetoirii lust- night it 10.50 o'cloclt.

on iiuie. -

connection with spring navigation

and the latter coming to Charlotte- town. had an all-day job in crossing the Minto ii little more ui she docked in Picton only at 12.45 this-morning. The Stanley arrived in Charlottetown l t evening st 8.45 with a full cargo. The captain reports ice all the way across, _while the Ent wind drifted lt into Picton harbor. where it was pack- ed heavily, making it almost impos-

Thff Stanley has been loaded again

IIE VALUE DE I, VOLl|ll'I'E£ll

f s we are facing to-day-the Aus t

-something of a nouentity. "

long after all,

I am. Sir, etc.,

` HOTEL iRRIVALS

, VICTORIA.

St John;-Senator Murphy. Tignish;

bred. Montreal; P. E. Doig, Montreal;

QUEEN.

ii-g in two pianos. Master Cai-mi is a L. M. McKinnon. Moritague; Angus

_ D. .\lcKinno'n, St Peters; A. McCon-

'-vi.eh him a speedy recovery and to ll&ll» SYd¥lHY; E~ A- El11€l')'. “'00d

Islands; J. N. Wetmore. Si John; Geo.

S. Brown, Hamilton, Ont.

AMERICAN HORSE MARKETS.

A better tone is reported to be pre-

vailing nt Chicago in the horse market. Though-pritiesvhavc not advanced . ui

ed driving stock was selling at $75 to $125 and medium weight farm horses at $130 to $150. A decent class of furni mares went at{$l40 to $160 and $140 to $180 took chunks of the 'gunner type. Commercial chunks. weighing 1,450 pounds’aiid up\vard.s, are selling at $190 to'$225,i`willi most of the draft stock at $235 to $250. '

rHe_cnuciai.iz or w/in"

Forgive our enemies? -Tho task is

hard. -Forget? - »» . »

Impossible. To try to love them. vain. with Belgium riilned, sons and broth-

ers slain; ' '

Wo, nnl_v'hurnfa`ii. hbvr can we? andyet

Fhrist, from the cross (His throne)

looked down upon the men

Who mocked ills agony a nd sealed

His fate;

.\'o word from those pureilps to tell of '_ha'i'tAl.f:.~ _ .. . ,- "l-`ather. forgive them."_ He was ron-

_fiueror ilien. V , _

And so may wo forgive _although`vi;t~'

,light for life. ,,_ ,,,_ And lionor oi' our c0tit1try"and the

, right , _

To crush the Prussian military might. .\'o tliotight of liste must mtir our

victor`_v nobly wou

fly stainless valor. prayer and sacri-

flce; ' ‘ '

Dear, we shall say, but not gm dear

the price, _

When heaven and earth ring wllli Ilia

will rrsif ` _ nclnim “Well done!" -

-Charlotte Beaumont Jarvis. ”

"' sptdiwris' HAi.`i.’uciNA'roi=iiA

The Nemesis which has _sn long

fectsd herwlth a dl e ishment foo- her

against the 'civilized lish are rioiv suffering

VERY CENTRE 7 hnlluclnatorla. _

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HUPEI. non, in the"pictum theatre,

pay, the ver ' privar-v of their

A Alhamarla-Hallman A `

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who

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NEW OPENING FORMJQMEN

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on n.lsrge of .ef-,

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Phone. 77l>»~B1rsut. J. 52%.

with

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our Lloyd George. that of the three

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oe _ v _ _ rlan. the German and intoxicating beverages-the 'lust named is the worst. "He seems 'blind also to the fact that inthe matter of fighting rampant Prussian mllliarisin itself, he has been glad* to play the part of a mere _echo to a man whom he accuses f "fiddling with the total abstinence pledge, etc..""and thas to figure as

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But true reformers of every type

- ri afford to be patient, for moral indness is for ever being inet hy its

appropriate pure, and the belated tra- veller lovingly drawn out of the uark- ness to which he does nm really he-

“A VOLUNTEER” WELLWISHER.

J. ll. Stewart, Georgf~iov.'ii; ll. A.

Erunstin, C, H. Barlow, Jas. 'l'. Dumo,

Willey. Soiiris; J. Kyort, Fish ln-

B. II. Garrett, Toronto; .\'. F. Lalte, Newfoundland; P. E. Pheeney, Hali- fax; .\Ir and Mrs J. S. Gordon, \'an~ couver; H. A. Leonard. St John; A. W. Gardner, Montreal; II. Ray Earle, W. ll. Bell, Toronto: .\`. S_ Pearson.

iifui v iii rcnioiiiig thr rhild 3cimeiF~ Gafeau- M03'-fell

any extent,-still' bidding. has been boi- - _ter than usual. Considerable fiiie»hoii--

-righteous strife. , '

Then with the "good fight" fought, tiie'

threatened England has ,already -nfwl

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slructions to make them good drivers and to familiarize them with the me- chanical features of the automobiles. These demonstrators succeeded, and now the field ls broadening. The manufacturer of automobiles is quot- ed as saying of the prospects of wo- inenln the automobile business: "Once women are equipped for their work .they are sent out as demonstrators and are paid the same salaries that we pay to men holding similar pos- itions. In our organization we have more than 2,000 dealers; what percen- rage of this little ai-my of workers is to be women will depend upon the ability of the women to ‘make good.'

efforts wil lalso be a eciafed

at present we are offering employment to-only a limited number of women. we 'sli’all. granted that our principle is right, have opened up a new. profitable :ind singularly' healthful occupation

sent plan is to divide our sales organ ization for women into six zones, a wo- man supervisor to be appointed over .each zone, who will select women for sales and demonstration work.” Mrs.

known siiiiragist, was the .first Woman io enter on thls_line of work. _

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this field of work will mean that their y

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other automobile concerns. So, while. 3

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‘I I . lk FIRE lNSURANCEi"ff

We Represent the '

“Royal insurance Company,Lttl.”

The leading Fire Insurance Company of the

world, for many years represented in this Province y the late Mr. John McEacl_iern. When renewing our next fpolicy, or if requiring additionalinsur- nce, remember our services are at your command.

DEBLOIS BROS. Water Street, Charlottetown,

for thousands of women. Our pre: " Prince Edward Island .

Agenrs wanted in unrepresented districts. Splendid opportunity for energetic men; _

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4- An Army Field Kitchen for Our _

I Own Boys and an Ambulance

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The proposal has been made that the people of Prince Edwaid Island should

contribute to our Fighting Forces an Aimy Field Kitchen, to cost $1,200 and to be for the use of one of the fighting units to which our Island boys ate attached, also a Hospital Motor Ambulance to cost about $2,500 for the use of one of the Hos-

' 'The Newspapers of Prince Edward Island have undertaken to raise the

‘amount needed, and to raise it quickly.

Now who wants to help? Any ainountwill lze received from five cents up,

' Fill out the coiiilpon today and send with your subscription to any of the

newspaper ofhces and t e payment will beproinptly acknowledged in the press.

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Cliarloltetown,‘_P.E.l. '

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'. ' 'Subscription to aid our Fighting Forces ll

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ment -and danceto aid the ,fund-and-all‘,‘tl_i`e_ towns and villages of _the Pro iico are

asked _to haven concert oinsocial of some ikiiid for the same purpose. r oiking titen and women, working boys and girlsaie each-asked to give a oilar -or what- _eizor theyctm _spare now or oir-tlteiiinext pay day.. " ' - - _

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