,Violet

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Those t h

jodor of Witch, I(-Ignzelthig disagreeable will find this

rgpgégtiontdmesirqble, as

ris , t Violets. a 0 Wood

is an ef- in cases cuts, in-

sun-

etc. ,

‘S _lt_ is perfectly ann- septic and makes an ex- cellent After Shave and Toilet Preparation-25¢

a bottle.

'T PAY5 ¢° lilly in this Province.

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PUPULAR MUSIC at 3 sheets for

11 quarter Saturday afternoon and evening at Miller Bros. 1132, *"1

THE EXPRE8_3._.‘I'hB ‘ékpresi ‘train

:grazed in Charlottetown last night at

SOLOISTS.-Miss Sutherlafnd and

Miss Ross in song will be measmg numbers in Miss Gorman’s programme Monday night. 1135

s'EcunE vous 'r|cKE'rs atJo1m-

son s, Hughes' and Jamieson’s drug stores for Miss Gorman's recital on M°“d“Y» MW 318i. in Kindergarten Hall. 35c. and 25c. 1135

e.o.E. ci-iuncn i=ARAoE.-Lodges

Eton and Prince Edward, S_0,E,, will attend worship at Q1-one Chu,-ch to. F“°"°W I11°mlns as A body. parading from their Lodge Room, headed by and. All members are asked to be at L0dge Room at 10.30. 1134

NCTED NUMBERS in Miss Gor-

.IHHHS Dl'08rainme Monday night will ge solos and duets by Mr Reuben inald, ii Spanish student of St Dun-

.stans and a distinguished tenor, assisted by Mr Michael Mclntyre, a nfiallow-student; also readings by

ESBYS _Doyle and McKenna, of Miss

Germans oratory classes at st Dun. Stan B. " 1135

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

-The services at the Central Chris tlan Church t r

ross and r

I-iVllll§Stoi1 T. Mays. Mr Cross will Sllcak at the morning service at 11

BH EET and 2

Bros. 1132.

for a

SEE MIBB GORMAN'8 PUPILB in

Spanish, Hungarian, Scotch. Irish. English Maypole and sailor's horn- pipe dances~also a sketch from the musical comedy, "The Circus Girl,” Monday night lu Kindergarten Hall.

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CIIMMEIIIIIMEIIXEHEISES

P. Ill W. Ellllllil

(Continued from Page Ons.) the man who, while giving all dili- gence to the subjects assigned in the class-room, yet, when the welkin is ringing with the shouts of contest, by assistance and voice cheers his students on to victory.

Our student body ,unanimously de-

cided to cancel the usual Athletic Banquet this year and to contribute the money usually collected for this purpose to one of the Patriotic funds. While we regret the departure of a large number of our young men from

1 our College, we are proud that they have responded to the call of duty, and have gone to fight in defense of our King and Empire. We know that while our nation is facing this great crisis--and while the recruiting trum- pet is sounding throughout our land

w e un e 1’ D to the call for volunteers in defense of all that is True and Right.

’ ;l am-. and Dr Mays will give an address The Prince of Wales College Cadet

o»mo row will be , th boy of Prince of Wales College

E0 A0 I ducted by Mr Harold C. C Mig IT] b sfo d ever r ad to res ond

Central Drugstore

"‘ at the el/0111115 service at 7 p_m.T1ere Corps was organized this term ' 'as

n-n-in-._____.'-"""'_"_"*"~.':'-.'d__J Wm U0 Special music at the cveriing usual and after a comparatively few

service by the choir, A cordial invi- tation is extentcd to all to attend, All seats are free. '

drills attained such a degree of effi- ciency as to be warmly complimented by the inspecting officer. ,

' ,,, RECRUITING.-As a result of the siderable improvement this year. The

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recrllltms campaign for mo 55:1. Battalion which has been carried on ilirollghout P.E. Island during the past week, a considerable number of men

l`0<l\1ll`0ii. however. and men between ‘llc H1508 of 18 ami 45 should lose no time in applying to the nearest recruit- lllll officer for cnrolnient. There nevcr was a time' when men were so urgent- ly needed 111 the Empfre's defence as they are nt prcscnt, or when such a

splendid opportunity presented itself I

0 .V0lHlP.' men to do a service to their country and win honour for them- selves. The greatest obstacle to rc- iifllllllig is the_ opposition made by parents to their sons who wish to "mist Molly cases of this which arc

subjects discussed were of a high order and we received not only a wealth of information but also an cx- ooiicnt training in expression. so that

dents men whose ability 'as public speakers might do credit to any institution.

Now we come to thc unpleasant task

of bidding farewell.

To you citizens of Charlottetown we

say "farewell," We seratly appreci- ate the interest you have taken in us is students and in our college, and we sincerely tlinnk you for your courtesy and kindness to us since we flrot Callie io your hospitable city.

'I‘o you our Principal and Professors

. ' ' ' ~ 1 ’ we say “ farewell.”

¢oLLARs iibsolnicly incxcusablc have come to \Vo arc setting out into lifo's battle

. . » ."“" .- - f» _ ‘ `, to meet circumstances that wilI_tcst

' ` ` ' ' ` us, and wc are sure that the DYIUUIDIBB

the notiic of the recruiting officers iccciiily. This is 11 state oi .iffnirs wlucli is a disgrace to our Province

and the knowledge gained under y0\ll‘

mi ' “Hd W|\l<'|\ IH Flllllilll’ 1i0Sir0Yillg the t ition will be n. large factor in our

w"`uAMs`GREENE&RoM§.E.o" rcpufnfion for loyalty once borne by fdturc success, and if we should fail

ssstm. onrmio I I l’,_E. Island. It is hoped that parents it will be through no fault of yours.

._--M... will soon nwnko to their rcsponsibility To you, fellow-students, we say

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in this inaticr und will ccusc io stand in thc way of their sons wl1o ish to do their duty. Licnt. lt. ll. Rogers, 55111 llattulion. will lcnvc Snniincrshie on return to Sussex on Tuesday next und will tnkc with him all men who

,, hnvc enlisted up to that time. Any

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and vcgctnblc seeds for 25c. ot Hol- m1111's. Soc page 138 llol1iia11's Cat

" farewell."

lt is with sincere regret that we part

with you, but yct, wc know that Our friendsliips, which have been the sun- light of our college life, cannot be broken by the passing years.

Year ter ear our college has been

` _ sending forth m a

/ / . \ fI!l‘""’f°"9 “DPIY W‘|U‘0"l ‘willy to C1191- have won for themselves a prominent

plncc, and have written their names high on thc “roll of fame." It is to us then, and to the graduating class in particular, to sec that the cscutchcon of our alma mater is not sullicd, and ilint added lustre be given to her

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Large crowds were at thc Pcople’s

Theatre last evening, despite thc dc-

,cldedly unfavourable state of the wea-

ther. to sec ii programme oi’ more than ordinary interest, including 11 roaring" comedy in two parts. 11 rare treat. The outstanding feature of the bill was a strong thrcc-reel drama In- t01l‘lC‘} I0 depict the dreadfiil and de- structive conscquciices that follow in

titlc indicated, "The Horrors of War.”

|` 'I E the train of international strife. as the

Landing today per Schooner Telephone, 600 barrels and casks of St." John Lime. `

It dealt with the Franco-Prussian war and the story concerned itself pa;-11. Cul”-fly with a small French family, who up till thc frightful eruption, were l\s1>i1y in their quiet home. tho father and mother, by their unswerving de- votion to each other, setting o, line example of doinesticity to the boys and girls. One girl was rather res- fivc and inclined to city "life," but thc tcndcr and afl'cctionai.c, though

.flr11i. guidance of hcr brothers soon

C. &, restored to I1(-r thc rustic and robust

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mind of hcr sister. Then the war, in all its hideous pliuscs, broke out and thc sons were culled to defend their country’s flag. First one and then the other mot 11 cruel dcntli at the hands of the cnemy, and the old Frciiclinian was broken-Ileartcil, for he had doted on his boys. To add to the burden of his grief thc wayward girl, uma. strained by syinpiithctic brothers, goes hcr own way and is virtually lost to her home. Things culminate I11 thc tragic ond of both parents and the utter ilostruotioil of the family. “A During Getaway" was a thrilling automobile chase involving a large

.sum oi' moncy from the bank and mo-

tor bandits. This picture was one of thc host of its kind ever shown. “Tho Knockout" was n two-reel comedy of the first water, bctlcr thnn which has seldom bccn shown at the I’ooplc's. it kcpt the house in it loud and conti- nuous penl of laughter throughout the -evening. ’l`hc programme will bc re- pented this evening.

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To you. S.

11ot achicvcd the goal of your desires wc would say: remember that often It is those men who at first have failed and have lriuinplied over their failure, who have made the most brilliant suc- cess. To one and all we would say at least may it be recorded of us that we have made an earnest effort, that wc have “ strivon "-

“ Build as thou wilt, unspoiled by

praise or blame,

Build as thou wilt, and as thy light is

given;

Then, ii' at last the aery structure

fall,-

Dissolve and vanish-take to thyself

no shame.

They fail, and they alone, who have

not striven."

Certificates were presented to the

undcrmentfoncd in thc following order of mcritz-

HONOUR DIPLOMAS.

Morley Newsome, Alexander Mur-

ray, Harold l-lowatt, Raymond New- somc, Lillian MacKenzie, Pearl Hop- good, Louise Callbeck, Sidney Bonnell, Georgie MacLean, Miller Campbell, Elmer MacLeod, Everett Mcairsto, Raymond Brow, Brower Auld.

SECON D YEAR CERTIFICATES.

Lorne Lea, Ruth MacPlmil. Lewis

Lowther, David Miller, Harold Mac- Leod, .lcnnio Mathleson, Adele Smith, Ella Cullen, Sidney Fielding, Antoin- ette Dcsllochcs. Nelson MacE\ven, Harold Keeping, Mamie Trainor, Georgie Matheson, Robert Fitzgerald. William Stewart, George Harris, Mal- colm Nlcholson. Roy MacKenzie. ROY MacEachern, Edna MacDonald, Bessie Forsythe, Annie Fraser, Lloyd Shaw, Harold Clay, Marion Wheur, Harold Simpson, Robert Gordon, Edith Mutch, Lawson Jenkins, Florence MacLean, Helen Bagnall, Annie Hennebery, Wilfrid Godfrey, Gabrfed Rowe, Jean Maglqdysn, Leslie Aitken, Helen Young, Hatfield Dyment, Preston Mac- lntyrc, Lido, Webster, Margaret Traili- or, Dorothy MacDonald, John Buch- anan, Besslo Carruthers, Lieth Web- ster, Bcllc McKenzie.

E FIRST YEAR CERTIFICATES.

Isabel MacLeod, Mary Hughes,

James Brow, Dorothy Clark, Hubert Nicholson. Exzella Ars`_enault, Ethel Enman, Ella Duke, Frank MscCor- mack. Harold Hynes, Hazel Sherry, Nellie Lsndrlgan, Bertram Walsh, Ruth Paquet, Harold Leard, Eleanor Leslie, Lloyd Lewis.; Margaret Cahill,

MacGulgan, M ller Stevenson, Mae Brennan, Elsie Morrow, Alice Walsh, Annie Walsh, Ruth Mathieson, Mary

Jennie Gordon. Gordon MacLean, Mildred Callback. Rose Gallant, Ber-

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Our Debating Society showed con-‘

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WE HAVE THE GOODS: HAVE YOU THE TIME?

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We Offer Another Long Loud A I

Hea ty Laugh-S ecial

' ,¢,,,,,ed,, " Getaway

The Knockout

Doesn’t It Sound Good To'You ? Pe9ple,s It’s a Keystone In Two Parts Orghestfa .

A B_’ gr ph Offgriifg-

The Horrors Of

Featuring Beautiful Renee Sylvaire Adapted from Gustave Geo`ff,ray’s Famous Novel

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Watch For The Pit---The Million 5 Pans

I' The PBIIIS Of Pallilllé---Our New Serial 1

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' The" Universal 'Favoi‘ites’ '

Grace Cunard and Francis -Ford

“NABBED”

A Thrilling Police Drama I N T W 0 P A R T S'

EVERY INCH Hearst-Selig I

Presenting Francis X ` 1'

Bushman -War News

IN TVEBSTACTS viT,AoRAi>ii,DRAMA

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Francis X. Bushman The Horse

Beverly B yne ° 7’ Bryant Wzghburn Thlef

Thos. Cummerford _

Stewart, Wilfrid Henderson, Pauline Gillis, Raymond Aylward, Sandford Bennett, Helen MacKenna, Ilelcn Yeo, Irene Trowsdale, Clara MacCabe, Annie Gordon, Elsie Orr, Richard Ells- worth, Emily Blanchard, Kntie Byrne, Walter MacDougall, Charles Monagh- an, Lia Arsenau1t,Prlscllla Carruthers, Elinor Wlehster. Katherine Morris, Ewart Keeping, Cassie Sharpe, Mary MacCabe, Ethel Stewart. Domitille Blanchard, Reginald Jenkins, Bayfield Ellis, Isabel Love, Fred Mncilardlc,

have been enlisted. Many more are to-day our college has among its stu- l-Inniiah MacCarthy, Mary Gaudet,

Hclcn Harper, Jennie Mustard, David Fraser, Alice Maclsaac, Angelina Arsenault, Penzie Mucl)oi1ald, Frances Schurman, Hannah Maclsnac, Enid Simpson, Hazel Mutch, Isabel Toombs, Helen Finlayson, Eilicl Brown, Zita Hogan, Pearle Ching. ifliristiuu. Mac- Klimon.

Psnsgniis

Mr Ernest Wiuchcsti-r arrived hoinc

last night fro111 Boston.

Mr. W. S, Mcliic rcturncd lust night

from llulifax.

Mr Ambrose Poali, Rhodes Scholar

for P. E. Island, arrived home last iilght oii at visit to his parents, Mr and Mrs S. Pouli.

Dr. John Blake, l\f<~<li<~11l Oihcor at

Cnnso, N. S., arrived in i}l1urlottcto\\'11 last night on furlough.

Mr. John Richards, llidcford, came

to Charlottetown yi-.sterility and rc- gistcrcil at thc Quccn llotcl.

Miss Teena. Mowbray, of Thames-

villc, Ont., urzcoiiipuiiicil hor sister, Mrs. W. lt. Itcek, to Uliiirlottetowii 'l‘l1ursday evening, and will bc her guest for several wccks.

His Lordship Bishop MacDonald,

Victoria, B. C., arrived in Charlotte- town by the Northuinbcrland lust night on it short visit.

Mr. Kentford L. Waite of Wilmot

Valley arrived in the city by thc noon train on Friday on business. Mr. Waite reports thc land very wet and in bad shape at the present tlmc.

Among thc visitors in attendance at

the Prince of Wales Coinineiiccniciit Exercises yesterday was Mr. Clmrlcs Rattoc, a formcr student, 11. incmbcr of thc ovcrscas Heavy Battery of Art- illery at Ilalifax. Mr. Rattcc had his leg broken this winter and is still lame, being compelled to use ri cane. Hc is spending a few weeks on the Island. and will lcave for thc front, when his leg has fully knit.

“ Our Annual Sliirt`S1ile starts

Saturday moming. The patterns are exquisite. The qualities extra. The rices unbeatable. The dis

‘pricos, cotton crepes, dainty voilcs,

Gay’s Plants

Vegetable plants grown in Hot-

house ami transplanted under coal frames. Extra early cabbage by mail 650. per 100-at our Charlottetown market, 50c. Snowball cauliflower and celery plants by mail 85c.-at the mar- ket, 75c. Extra early tomato by mail 40c.--market, 35c. Late' tomato (far gcncral use) by mail _25c.-niarlict, 20c. Cucumber, squash, pumpkin, 20c. per doz., postage paid. Latc cab- bage for fall and winter use, by mail 201:.-ninrkct, Lic. Late cabbage plants not i11 bcforc 20th Junc. 'I`l1c following nzmied annual bedding flow- cr plants, by mail at 181:. pcr doz.~at_ the Cliurlotictown market, 151:. pcrl doz: Astcrs, petunin, phlox, verbcna, zinnia, chrysuntlicmuin, candytufl, lobelia, snlplglossis, portulaca double, mignonctos, nlyssum (carpet of snow) golden featlior, cvirrlastirlgs, snap- driigon, l"runch Legion ol' Honor muri- gold, larkspur, nasturiiuin (tall and ilwurf, gaillonliii. ctr.

The following varieties by mail ut

2Ilc. por do7..~111arkoi, 201:: Sccdling pnnsy and daisy, seedling fluhlia dou- ble and single, Cosmos, seedling Mar- gucriic ciirnatious, double stocks, kochia Mexican firc bush; also alys- /siiin und golden foutlicr pci' 100, 75c. l’orc1111ials wiiitcrod ovcr (largc pro- portion winter killed) punsy :uid daisy in bloom, cziriiniioii, Iiollyliock, sweet williams, forget-inc-1101, diuiitliils, 75 cents per doz. by mail-at markct G0 cciits. ' " "

(ihoicc Gcraniunis imported from

ltoclicsicr, New York, at market, 201:.

tilla Nelliguu, James Farrell; Bertiei I ` D _ 1

W. C. EDWARDS '

and

The Latest Popular They [naked Ahke

S008 Hits Two Gloom Chasers I

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no A snip Ai

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is a family when the_ breed winner is suddenly cut off, leaving no financial resources.

A Great-West Life Policy, on the monthly in-

come plan, will keep the family clear of financial rocks. It is the best Executor or Protector either the rich or poor man can leave and there is no extra

charge for the service of l`i'ustee.

Let us furnish you with full particulars today

Head Officc,Winnipeg-Branch Office, Ch’towii

Hyndmasne-& A -Co.,--sLtd.

vm”-li. by "H1" 25°- _ 1 Managers, P. E. I. Office 61 Queen St.

l)z1liliz1 bulbs, rzliolcv slrziin, import- ,

cd from itoclioster. N. Y., incluiling ,

<'z1<:t\is, decorative und show at 151:. var-ll, 11111114111 iiiixtiiro dniilizl. imported at 100, our-.li, Island I-irown, Sc. each,

Glnilloli, four new vnrii‘ti1~s, Amer-I

icii, Augiistzt, (‘n11al‘y Bird ziiiil Indo- 'al

pcndciice, at 5c. each; mixed gladioli, all colors, 351:, per doz., :il for 10c. (Tobaea Scandoiis climb 20 to 30 feet in season at 5c. each. 5 Orders sent by freight or express at

our Charlottetown market prices. Please send cash with order, write addiicss and name! f`plainly_ , Every season we receive a number of un-

signed letters.

J. J. GAY & SON. Clnirlottctown, P. E. I.

1126-5-29mti’.

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