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Soap and Water and A Good I-land Brush

Thats the nly way we

know to thoroughly clean ditty hands.

Af'er finishing a par- ticularly nasty job you'i| _ find you need ii brush, to clean up the finger ends.

Hand brushes that are

really worth buying cost more than you formerly paid, but one of our 35c kind isjreai economy. -A number of styles for

your selection.

Sold only at

THE

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_ Pearl Grey

is the po ziular color and we can offer you a High 'Cut Laced in this color- all sizes for ,

_ $4.49

'SPECIAL

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Mahogany Brown Leathe Sole

$5 95 -

These Are Bez uties

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We will Le pleas-

ed- to- have you call.

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i'~.vo you your factory require-

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- 'small cost where f - your securities _

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Something entirely new at the Great Lord’s Day will be Long Creek 11

Clyde River 3 North River 7 3

War Veterans Headquarters on Mon- ; _ 0, 1).; _

day, Qine 3rd. Join the _crowd and nomination offering at North River. ‘

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Monuments that endure

Ravages of Time

Are what you seek to make

the grave o f your departed with. We supply no others. Our Monuments are the best to be had. Estimates given.

Chandler & Bell .- 60 Kent Stwéi `

it

_ IT PAYS to hgy in this Province.

of Cherry blossoms picked in Mr.

Street.

, help the cause. 705

Gregor. Montague, J. A. McDonald, Cardigan, George A. Poole, C. H. Poole

`city on Wednesday and returned yes- itcrday. They reported the roads in ‘excellent condition. ' -ro _ MEET HERE- 'riie M. W. I Grand Orange Lodge of Britiph ,Amer-

I iw Wm meet in Charlottetown on J; Mills on Victoria Day. Bent ths who d0 the POHCC Why,DOFS 'his S0-

lv 31st this year Tire Grand Ma

Itér is br. D. D.' Eiiis, Fie‘niing_ fn" ciety Beauty Pal-

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‘ *“‘““" D°°“‘Y G“‘“‘1 M‘"““”' H' BP' DUNDAB AND ANN..NDA|_E_ _ Watch her Every Move? with Lrooks I’ hi 'R _ W dw it ,L b YN, i't_ev. James Heron will conduct ser- - , , ,

Sq_nGra£§il Segxxzetm.; $Vil*?;nLl;l;§ T0 vices in Dundas Presbyterian church YUU See lll “T119 D3ZZllUg MISS

'Jn Sabbath, June 2nd at 3 p. iii. and Davisonas J 'n Anna dal t 11 m - _

I Murphy, Listowel, Ont.. Grand Cha

ronto and Grand Treasurer, Joseph E. Thompson of Toronto.

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3 cEN'rnAL ROYALTY PA'ri=uo'r

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knit und' i‘oi'\vni'deil 465 pairs ot' socks. land 25 pairs ol' initts to thc boys in l lfraiice. They' also sont thciii iiftocii Etlliristmas boxes and twelve Easter

lboxes for which the Society have re- ceived iiiany letters of thanks. This ' society has also adopted two prisoners

i’ war. Receipts for year will he $298

1:

IJIVE STOCK SHIPMENTS. - A

idrovc of live hogs _being driven along ‘the streets to the railway yards was ltlio unusual spectacle afforded yester- day. Some of the porkers objected to following tho main pack aboard the cur and broke away, and each after lively and devious wanderings was captured and taken hack amid much squealing. Several large herds ol’ cattle were also loaded upon cars at thu railway yard yesterday and the whole place bore a decided resembl- _tncc to ii genuine fariii-yard. The :inimiils were being shipped to Port Borden en route to buyers on the mainland ‘

Y. W. C. A.--A meeting ofthe Pro-

visiunitl Coiiiinittcc to promote thc es- tablisliment. oi' a Young Womon’s iionio under the auspices of the Y. W. _. A. was held Wednesday afternoon. Vliss Jones presidliir; and Miss MJ li. .Vlcllciiii acting as Secretary. 2After <oine discussioifof plans and methods if procedure thc following oiliccrs of he Committee were elected: Presi- lent, Mrs. J. A. Clarke; Secretary, Mrs. E. '1‘. Higgs; Treasurer, Mrs. D. ft. McLennan. Convenors,--Member* sliipcommittee, Mrs. A. A. Pomeroy. Ilouso coininlttee, Miss Margaret (lot- ioii; Finance committee, Mrs. McLen- nan; Furnisliiiigs committee. Mrs. E. 'i‘_ Higgs. Afterwards the House

. li`oinniittec was nominated to consist

ui’ thc convcnor, Miss Cotton, Mrs.

,.\. McDonald. .

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tlad' sliip's anchor fall on my knee

and leg, and knee swelled up and for six days I could not move it or gel help. l then started to usc»MlNARD'S IANIMENT and two bottles cured me.

PROSPER FERGUSON

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REAI. MAPLE SYRUP

This is the first and

only shipment we have been able to procure this segison '

Needless to`say It will not last long

,Large size Bottles 60C. Order your bottle right

‘ away. 1

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Eye Specialist

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`otii¢. inyii sol. anti.

lllp Charlottetown

_Office llosrs 9.30-12.30

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’ ALBION NUT COAL Daily expect- ed per schooner A. F. Hodgson. A cargo of Albion Nut Coal. C. Lyons & Co. 7041-5-30M2l

EAR'|'.v siossoivls-'riie Gnar-

ilian was yesterday given a branch

John K. McKenzie’s garden on Sc‘ool

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EVERY ADVERTISEMENT should

be as important as it single button on a pair`of pants.

FAIRVIEW-Next Sunday. June 2,

Rev. W. E. Piper will preach at Fair-

CAVENDISH-Rev. L. F. Wallace

will preach in the Baptist Church at 11 ii. ni. and each night in the fol- lowing week at 8.15 p. iii.

--e NORTH RIVER--Servicer next

ALBION NUT COAL Daily ‘Express-

cargo of Abion Nu; coal. C. Lyons &

7041 5 30M2l

our price list oi’ vegetable and flower plants. Address-J. J. Gay & Son,

A BIG CATCH.-A very large'trout

weighing four pounds was liiiided by Miss Margaret Candy. at ivicciii-iieiis

Il 88. Z1. .

liar music. The Great War Vi' c";i .i .vill make everyone welcome ii'_ Jiicir ieadquartcrs. 7056;

HE_LP APPRECIATED-'l`lic I‘. E.

l. Artillery Allxlllklry Wish .ti thnnl' 'ill who helped' by donations of eithcr eats or money to make up thc parcel this week for the boys in France. The boys are all asking for reading matter and the Auxiliary will be glad to rec- eive any short story magazines which will be forwarded overseas. Those may he left wth the secretary, 146 lliclimond Street.

SCHOOL FAIR-On May 21. a

school fair was organized at Kelly’s Cross to include the surrounding dis- ‘riots ot' South Melville. Rose Valley. liilierman, Maplewood and Brookvale. i‘lic following oiliccrs were electedt fion.-Pres.--ltc`v. Dr. Curran; Presi- lent-Nelson ll/lolyiieaux; Vice-Pres. -Jean Tierney, Kelly'i~i -Cross; Aileen ‘_‘ralnor, South Melville; Ruth Craig, ‘nke'rman. Lena Curley, Brookvale; lary Smith, Maplewood; Max Mac- Kenzie. Rose Valley. -Sec.-Mabel vlonaglian, Assistant. Sec.~ Ethel ')iiffy.

MEMORIAL SERVICE.--On Satur-

_lny cvcning, May' 25th many sympath- iiiig friends gathered nt thc home of dr. and Mrs. Geo. Arthur, Mi. Hope n iiiiitc in honoring thc memory of heir daughter. Mrs. Cliarles G. Tib- "otts. Rev. James Heron conducted he service. The |Sci'ipture selections were from Rev. 21 and Mark 14. His

"cniarks were based on the words oi' lcsus ln cominendation ot' the woman '_vlio outwardly showed' her lovc and

lcvotioii to iiim. “She hath d-one what

the could, Whcrosocver this gospel shall be preached throughout the whole world. this also that she hath

liaslain, Miss Henderson and Mrs. J. i 'lime Shall he Slmkfm Uf f0\` 8 IHGIHOF'

‘ul oi' her". The .following memorial 'wiper was read by Miss MacSwain. Mrs. Charles G. '.l"ibbetts‘ (nee Kath- \rlno MZ Arthur) died May 6th at the

'gc oi’ thirty"flvc years. Hewcliildhood

'ind' the early pprt ot’ her girlhood

'cars sho spent at home with ber fn-

'lwir and mother. ‘She was ever a duti-

‘1l, loving and obedient daughter. "cr host of friends as well as her parents fell. the influence of her Chris- tian cliarzicter. which was an unusual combination of strength and sweet- ness. Her dis-position was so pleasant 'ind agreeable that wil who knew her loved hcr.ln Dorchestar,Mass., whore she spent the lust few years of her life, and where she married, her dentli is keenly felt by a wide circle of friends, ami by the Church, in whose activities she zilways took an active interest. She endured many months of suffering calmly and with resignat- ion to the Master's will, -and when the end cauie “approached her grave like one who wraps the drapery ot’ his couch about lilm and lies down to pleasant dreams." The h-ymiis sung wcrc: “Biest bc the tie." "Jesus Lov- er ol' my Soul." “Nearor my God to thcc." “Abidc with nie," and “When thc Angels liavo -lifted the veil," solo hy Mrs. lieron. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur are grateful to their frlcnds foi the ltiiitlncss and sympathy shown them iii their bereavement.

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DISCRIMINATING- D R U G I

PY HABIT 0F COMING

‘ _ BACK T0 OUR

STORE ‘

We have always catered

-to careful drug buyers- customers who bring all of their Judgments to bear in every purchase. Such buyers come regularly to our store because they have learned that they can count on us for _pure dru , prompt service, and rigt prices. The extent and uality of our trade and

posed in us bv the ppblic is pretty evidegce that we conduct our rug business in a satisfactory manner.

We’re ln Business For Your , Health Let Us Be Your

Flmlb

Johnson Q, Johnson

The Quality Dru9stort` Cor. Prime one Kent lveets-

view, Rustico Road at 7.30 p. m. -

HAP' I-le“'\vantod to go," but his wife cried

wHo_ is i

MOTOR PARTY.-Messrs. J. H. Mc- ed per schooner A_ F_ Hodgsom A -' In a Story of Mystery .

and William Murphy. of Lower Mon- CU' ' ' ' .

ltague, and Elmer Jenkins of George- ` . '

§towii_ came in by motor car to the VEGETABLE ` PLANTS#-Send fm'

Miss Davison”

lc Musm ,_°vERS__A,,e,,_, ,he pm" The Workings of the Society Vultures

_ ,_ _ I , so<;|E1-v__.si..c._- nay 1911, um "‘=“”“° "-°“°°“ 0" M°"<w>' and hear How the New York Police trace hvil Doers

i nn.-ig-_r ciailaiit-tmvn llraneli L },.unu_u Royal Plm,i0m_ Society have .lie latest niirchcs, waltzes and pop. . _ . 1 d . h `h f

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“THE DAZZLWG 9 Miss nAv1;~oN"-

You’ll Never Know I nless You See

MARJORIE

AM BEAU

Rich Gowns as Disp ay. in t e ops o a

Fashionable New loik Modisfe.

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Flaming Arrows Set House

Afire; Servants Killed; '

Girl Captured

I sa ional Scenes in

“Loaded nice" E

Second Fpisode ofthe Thrilling Serial

“Veng nance $22 Woman”

the Many Sen-

Monday- I' u esday Dorothy D.ilt0n

-IN »

“Love Lctters"’

i UM NG- t|»MlNG_

V Th- Hamm il1*~._;ur_i:_ _

The Fai ~f the Rr-m.a»n its

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Often one hears thc expression.

“It’s not the world, but the people in it.i' Almost as truly it may be said in the case of many plays. “lt isn't the play, but the people in it." There is no question but that the play “My

nesday and Thursday. June 5th and 6th. owes its success to the strong vl- rile characters who move through the four stirring acts. They are real people and not automatons nianufiic- tured for stage purposes only. _

Peggy McNeil is a pretty little irish

lass who is sent to England, finds plenty of adventure there and incl- dentally loses ber heart to a young American aviator, Clifford Morgan. whom she meets at the home of Lord Lonsdale to whom she has been taken bv a party of schemers wiio are plot- ting to get possession of a large _cs- tato. Everyone is bound to \ like Peggy McNeil, because Peggy and all her associates are human and doirill those things which arc logical and`

duction is carricd and an excellent company oi’ players is promised by the management. ’ 7057. `

CONSEQUENCES

(liei-ton Briiylcy)

"noi" -

Aud she wept at thc very thought. I So hc stayed at home while across thc

foam

Tile war ot' the worlds was fought! llc was held and bound to the daily

round'

By the tolls of a clinging love That would make the goal of an eaglc's

soul

The cote of a cooing dove.

no!"

And she held him there with her. While the news that came from the warls great game -

Set his' bran and his heart awhlrr; He was "mad" to sail on the soldier's

trail.

To venture ,and risk and dare.

To face the brunt at the very -front

Of the righting over there. He “wanted to go," but his wife wail- , _ _ed "Nol"

Unequal to sacrifice. Though the chains might chafe she

. would hold him safe-

And she paild a heavy price! For his love turned liata for his sel-

tlsh mate.

Aii the strongest passion can.

ch

To live or to die a Man!

BRISTLED RIGHT UP

.

"M.lss Jones." said the liostcss.

“permit me to introduce Mr. Hogg. author of those delightfully clever poems you must have read"

ni ad to meet Mr Hogg" shid

tion, but is that your real name?"

up Did you think it was my pen

in Simu-

llo “wanted to i-ro." but ills wifc said

"ia gi _ .

the young woman. “Pardon the ques-i

"Certainly," said Hogg, bristliiig

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' THWWN

PRINCE EDWARD .lHEAiRi:. _

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Wed. & Thurs.--June 5-6 , The New Song Piziy `

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irisii ciiiaei-ella." which “°‘“"S °° the o “ " -‘ "`=-"’1»'f.I1'f"' ' ;

Prince Edward Theatre next Wed- ' _ 1 3' \ _. R

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conclusive. A complete scenic pre- i > U AND D

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rices 35, 50, 75, $1.00 ' '

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_ c`HAu'rAuQuA WEEK.-ina 'rur- ncr. (ihautiiudua roprcsi-_ntiitivc hcld a conference Wednesday with a number of citizen.-i who had gilaraiitcod' the sale of 750 tickets for the series oi Chautauqua lectures iind cntcrtiiin- ments to be held in (‘harlot_tctown this summer. Among tlic ggiarantors pres- ent were Mayor Wright, J. Clark. S.A. Macdonald. Jamci-i _l’at ,George Hughes, M. l’. P.. J. l~`. WIICHY. ll- H. Jenkins, H. S. l-lendcrson. A. A Pomeroy. H. W. Weeks. H- li- HU' son. J. 0. Hyndman, S. A. Mclicod. W. S. Grant.,.H. V. Buntain. H. M. VanBuskirk, (‘.. H. Beer. Charles H. Black and Archibald Irwin. A local committee to make nrrangcinents for Chautauqua week July 22 _to 28 was théii appointed. The following olliccrs were electeti:l‘resident, Mayor Wright Vic-President. Mr. J. A. Clark. Sec- retary, J. E. Mclmrty. Trcasiiror, C. H. Black. ('hiiirni¥>n of Coiiiiiiitts-es Ticket. S. A. McL.cnri. Advertising. Archie Irwin, Grounds. Jauici-i Paton Junior. J. E. Mcburty.

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K ‘ ‘ _ - C ‘lerrloter Attorney-*LII

`{ llie obvious confidence re- _ ante i [0 CSSIOII 3|' » “umm Am,_My“,_,__*

CURATIVE TREATMENT by l-B5

DIt..,J. D. MacGUIGAN

60 Great George Street (Office 9( |40! Dr Conroy) Oilice Hours--8 to 10 a. N.

1 to 3 p. In 6 to-sp. in.

Phone_527 '

Barrister-, Solicitor ond,

Notary Public- . __

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lloney to Lain on Reel ldnte .

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Barriaters, Attorneys, Noter!7P|\h~ llc. Etc.. Solicitors for Canada BMX

association, Bank of Montrem ina. Permanent Montague - =

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lerrlster and Attorneyaet-LIU \.

month in advance. Victoria Hotel, M". to mm’

Charlottetown, P.E.l., Canada. HOURS, 12 to 3 daily. NOW ________.____1_A,----- B. S. HESSIAN Barrister. Solicitor,

Notary Public, eto., MONEY T0 LOAN.

nine.-sont lla N. e. ommbsvel "

Charlottetown P.l.l. .. _ Monson is onlinr. '

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