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People’s Theatre 1-15 ~°= Sf-5°

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New A

Adventurer

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‘ '-‘A`-Rfrnon JoHNsoN and 'Lorrie Bluscol-:

An Untarnished Shield __

Se;?hfs‘5-SoinZ1tliing Different-Worth1Se':eing P=-»fhé*- More Than Queen -=P=»ff-

This magnificent film in its succession of Scenes wond-

erfully colored, its romantic old world back grounds, its inténse human stay, its fine settings and above all in its spléndiyacting is a neat achievement of the “film d'art”

Rullawayii J H116---The Great Love Story Serial

June Has An Adventure With Pirates Lots of Thrills and Excitement in this one

MATINEE SATURDAYS ONLY at 3.15 p. m.

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“La Diva" Corset.

"BUY I/fAD.E~IN-CA NAU/I /..`fl'?$E7`5" G-1_=

"D & A" ar “La Diva" cami. retailing at $2.50 are equal in style, materialanclworkmanshiptoimported corsets costing $3.50 to $5.00; the duty and extra profit--for which you get nothing, explains the difference.

Quite aside from your rmtuml wish to encourage Canadian worl<mcn, it is worth your while, for the saving' it involves-to buy a “D & A" or a

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Noon 12.00 1.20 2.10 2.55 3.30

Canadian Government Railways

'l`li\il<I TABLE IN I'Il<`l»‘l-l(l'|` i\i.\‘{ Bird, 1915.

'Atlantic Stu. ndard Time Trains Inward,

Itcad UP. PM. l‘.M. A.M.

l`roins Outward Read Iloinn .

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Emerald Jrt. Capo ’l‘rnverse

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9.17 9.46

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Cardigan 7\lontaguo Georgetown

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Ulmrlottetown Vernon River Murray liarbor

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GRANITE `woR_Ks

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Granite and Marble `

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IT PAYS to

SUMMER SCHOOL.- The first

session of the Summer School Science this ycnr will begin on Mon- day. July 12-

THE S. S. BRANT arrived i n t port Saturday morning from l-‘lctou whcrc she was engaged in taking

spar buoys.

buy in this Proytn

ISLAND VOLUNTEER-Mr. J. Maclienzio, Customs Dept., Ottawa, son of Mr. Angus l\iacl{enzic, Mill View, has been accepted as a member of the Dental Corps and expects sail for France in thc course of two or three weeks.

PLACING BUOYS»- The S.

Stanley arriving in this port Saturday morning after placing out buoys the west end of the Island. She leaves here this morning to place out the buoys at Cape Bear and East Point she will then proceed to Picton and take on board buoys for the Magdalen -islands.

TO GET HERO MEDALS.- An iowa excliango of June Iird says l\lcdal:4 of thc Royal iiunanc Society have been uwarticil to Mcssrs llenry l-‘ishcr and \Villian1 Jamieson,

Sturgeon, Kiug's (‘ount_v, 1'. E. I.. their heroic work in rescuing Patrick Mt-Gee, St. Mar_v`s Road, from drown- ing when his fishing dory capsized in a storm. They put out in ii bout and savi-il Mctlcc at grcat peril to their own livcs.

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LOBSTERS-The lobster fishermen

of North ltustico and Oyster Bed ilridge report good catches of lobsters now that the ice has left the shore and allowed them to set their traps.T

QUEEN MARY FUND-In the'list

of collections given in Saturduy’s sue in aid oi' this fund, the name Mrs. l°l. ll. Beer, city. who collected $5. was given inadvertently as Mrs. l~l. li. llcll.

is- ot

RECOVERING.- \Ve are pleased

to learn from the latest reports that two of our Summerside boys who were wounded in France are now well the road to recovery. Mr. K. F. Ellis. who was shot hrough the knce. is do- ing well and Mr. George Sharp, who has hi-en recently removed from hos- pital in Wales to the Canadian Red Cross hospital in London. is, by news received by his mother this week, able to sit up, says a Summorslde ex- change.

Ot-

oi’ for

COURT OF APPEAL.- The Court

oi' Appeal and ldqllity on Saturday dc- livcrcd judgment in tho case of ll.\\'. l.t-Page ot al v. the Dominion Trust Vo., it suit for the appointment of it lrusiec instcail of the (‘o1npany's irusiccs ovcr certain mortgages l'rincc l'2d\\‘i\ril Island. in which ihc \'ii'c-t`hanccllor had decided that the suit was properly brought under the plc-ailing. This decision was appeal- ed from and thc Court of Appeal

Saturday snslaincil the decision tin- Vice.-Ullaiicollor, dismissing application to sci aside thc proceed- ings instituted against thc coinpaiiy. Mr. J. J. Johnston, l\'. (‘., and Mr. Gail- dct. K. (‘., for I.cl‘ago et ul, and l\lr. .-\. A. l\ii:I)onuld for the Dominion Trust (‘u.

on oi' the

LECTURE WELL ATTENDED.-

North \Vilishirc and ('ross Auxiliary Public Ilall, 'l`h\n-sday evening. June Zlrd. The patriotic lecture by Rcv (`. 'l`aylor, oi' Zion t‘hurch. Charlotte- town, “(‘anada`s lluly at tho Present (‘risis" was inspiring, informing and impressive and much delighted the rospci-table and roprcsimtntivc aud- icncc \vliicl1 illlcd the hall. All pre- sent got a splendid vision of (Ianaila’s splendid heritage, boinidlcss resour- ccs aint the urgcnt duty and need the hour. Men, the right kind me-n are wanted for development home and fighting abroad, that priceless liberties won for us at such cost by our ancestors, might be pre- scrvcd and handed down to posterity. lion. George Orman, of Cornwall. pre- sided, and on motion of I-Ion. L Jenkins. Messrs. Murdock MacLean and John F. Godfrey, the eloquent luror was thanked and assured of enthusiastic \velcomc at any future visit. Fhmncial results encouraging- ly helped out by the sale of home- made candy from the hands of fairer sex. It was through the fol- lowing ladies: Mrs. D. W. Henderson, and Mrs. John Godfrey, on behalf North Wiltshire. that the busy. ener- getic and esteemed pastor of Zion (Thurch, was invited to uid in the good work.

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LUMBER ARBlVlNG.-- The Scho-

oner, D is ev s:_ar - with is eii`l`r&ti"6'1-limi!-‘ilxiS"‘i!»laii}i;d’ lugisgi-N for L. M. Poole & 'Co.,, Connolly’r West Wharf. . 1272.

SCHOOL MEETINGS. -I _The ah.- nual school meetings in the' varionf districts ot the province are held on the third Tuesday* in ~Jur_\e', which this year will be on the 15th lust. .-

nusrico.-Notlfiinsnniaiingt ,the lateness of the spring” ‘andt~ hé"tli& agreeable weather. which has been prevailing for some time, the farmers in this section have already succeed- ed in putting in the greater part of their crops and it the weather eon-- tlnues favorable i _ ostlotlthem will- linish their ihihwgek.-T.

THE DRUGSTORES of Charlotte- town will close every Monday after-" noon from 12.30. to 7.10 during the months of June. July, August and Sep- tember. One drug store will remain open each Monday afternoon for the convenience ot the public. Messrs, Reddin Bros. will be open next Mon- day attemoon. _ 1206

ROYALTY SCHOOL. - The pupils

of East Royalty school who have at- tained the highest standing for the month of May are as follows: Grade Vll.-1, 1Vluriel.,Andrc\v; 2, Emma Holmes; 3. Jennie Holmes. Grade IV. -1, Jean Miller; 2, Ruth Miller; 3. Jane Heartz. Grade III.-1, Marion llolmes; and Verna Newson (equal), 2, Hazel Gurney; 3. Marion Newson. Grade_li.,-1, Frank Miller; 2. Jessie Gurney; 3 Leona Chappell. Grade I. -1. Verna Andrew; 2, John Andrew; 3, Harold Heartz; 4, Lyall Gurney.

CONGRATULATIONS-On Satur-

day Father A. P. Mclrcllan. of St. Andrew’s and Father McAulu.y, of St. l’eter’s. had the honor to celebrate the 25th anniversary of their ordina- tions. their Silver Jubilee. and Were the recipients of many congratula- tions. These honorable gentlemen 'were ordained together and have dur- ing their long priesthood in several different parishes endeared them- solves to their parishioners. The Guardian joins with friends. through- out the Province in wishing them many happy returns of the day.

SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS.-The

following is the standing of the pupils in St. Mary’s School for the month of April:-Grade V.. Aniiele Gallant. 79; Joseph E. Pineaut, 75. Grade IV. Marie l’. Pineault, S1; Janie Gallant. T4; Rose A Pinenult, 71; Judith Pin- cault, 67; Rose May l‘itre. 59. Grade VIII., Stanley Gallant, 91; Adolph Rogers, 90; Eugene Pitre, 95. Grade ll., Marie Rogers, 04; Charlotte ld. Buote, 91; Benoit Rogers, 91. Grade 1 (senior) Firmln Pineuult, S9; Grade ll (junior) Lawrence Pineault. Sli; lgnace I’incault. 79,. The average daily attendance for thc month was 15 and thc percentage of aticndancc S3. Lucy A. Doiron, teacher.,-'1`.

MT CARMEL AND VICINITY. -

, hiessrs Andre\v J.. Arscuanlt and llun- iol S. Gallant are going inlo_morc or loss extensive gardoning this spring; thc fornlci' in thc,sundrios oi' garden plants and the lultcr :specializing in (`clcry. The prospects of Lobster lish- ing st-cms to bc brighter than througli lhc foregoing season. -ltlisra Jillian- nic who has been spending ovcr it year in a convent in Mollireal returned to her homo in Mont Carmel .as a convulcseani of `typ_i1oid fever. llcr many friends and relations wish her .'<peudy reco\'cry.- v-.Tho Mont (‘ar- mcl school district garden and house plols arc wcll under way and it is hoped that the undertaking will bi- a success, in spite of tho fact that any' new introductions in a community is always partly disregarded and finds ,opponents as well as ndltercnts. But people begin to understand that at-:ri-` culture is the main support of- thc majority, especially so in this section. _“_ . . ..

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TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION. -‘The

regular' meeting '_ 0_1' the Sonlhcni- 'l`eachcr’s Association was held in Print.-e of Wales Oollcge on Satur- day last. 'l‘l1ere was it ' large ati tcndancc'and 'the President,” Mr. ll.‘» (fhristophor, occupied the chair., Af- ter the l"’resident's'a"dilrcss the'Sup'cr- intendent of Education, Mr. R. ll. Campbell spoke briefly, congratulating- the teachers of this Inspcctora‘te"on tho- success of their Assoclntloiiiainil giving ihcin much encouragement and good advice. The following `resoluti‘dns were than passed: “Be it resolved that we,-' thc members of the Southern Teaclicrs' Associati'0n`aSk the Board of Education to increase the indem- nity allowed teach`e‘rs 'attending thc Summer School, inasmuch ns the cost of living has increased and the pres- ent allowance is inadequate to meet necessary expenditures. Be it further

tion be handed to the Eastern Teach- -er's Association and Public School Teachers Association of Southern Kings." A resolution was also passed asking the iloard of Education to dc- fine. for the information of the teach-_ ers, the stated holidays.-'1`he presi- dent rcquests all teachers to notify the Secretary. by June 22, whether they intend to remain in their respective schools or not. The next meeting' of the Association will be called by the President during the session of_ the Scho`ol. 1

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LIVE STOCK

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lng the past winter’ of Agripulture, local were conducting the 'production campaign province. They we ‘higher prices,

crops( but stock, but

seem yet to a number of market and prices. 'Ono has been the

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IN TWO ‘PARTS

When Wilkerson .opened-

the Chest kwtlliat d_id lhe find gnipaceo epri eesssip ' ff ?.- h =:d'd th lhinldgnlshddig sg? tlirough the Porthole? .

If Wilkerson knew the

papers were not in Dore’s ossession, why did he shadow ‘him ? .- For answer see this .chapter of the MASTER KEY.

The Vitagraph Company 1

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-IN- Other Pictures

b‘Tw0 “lT0Inen” -Co rn I ng-

Broadway Star Feature in “Under The

0 _THREE_PARTS_ 7 Two Part .Comedy By James Oliver Curwood g A New Star :-

One wise as a Serpent, the _ _

th Innocent and Harm- _ _ EDWARD ,- liesselasilsa Dove. The Charms W C . _S ~` of one lead Men to Death and -IN- S L, Despair, The Charms of the

other to Love and Happiness. The L3t¢5t S658 H115;

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live stock, and there is an increasi scarcity. Prices of horses sho every indication of advancing. a

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curing a boat to make the regnl _ ips to Newfoundland, the “Mor- enna" having been taken off the

route and alftexéwargs snnlli offb the'

ast of Ire an . mire as een. '

vertheless, a great notion

ready to locate the best offerin

situation is better. The fox indust has been the means of taking o _ quite a lot of calves during thc past

year, and to-day there is a go demand for young cattle; in fa every calf from anything like a go cow is being kept this year and tl demand is not being met. It is tr

higher this year than it was last. a

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l’.?.¥.“‘;.“..“'§.$i‘.§§“Z§;? $E°.i3?‘1i..’;°i5§l Good Quality at a Reasonable Price

when they are called for. The cattle B d _V I

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,H At this time when “Economy” is particularly the watch-

G price of beef Cattle has not beeil word in the conduct of every line of business, Lobster Pack-

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now and again there is a heavy ri _ _ Of Stock l>f0\1a'11t 1° the bis "1=\f1\@\S~ but still at a reasonable price, should try the above-named which causes congestion. l-Iowever,

men best informed are buying stock- cuts-

ers at big prices with the cxpectati that beef will advance as the seas

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2 ers and others who desire a meat of high nutritive value,

on They are packed in first-class condition, under Govern-

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prices for href catt.c The sa no uc of milk cows. With cheese

is would lead to further business. . . ,_ ,_ . _ .

18 cents per pound and butter aboiii We carry a line also of more expensive gradest

30- an ridvfuwe in the Drive of milk Short-Cut Backs, MCSS, Bean, ei1C. AlS0 HHIIIS, BZCGII and cows is to be expected.

Lard. Wholesale only.

If requiring FRESH FROZEN BEEF we can supply it.

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Will be_at F. W. Hughes`Stables’ Grafton '- Street, MondB¥.

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