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June In The Role of Peacemaker ‘
 RUNAWAY JUNE .i...
June made good her escape from the Gambling
, BI is installmentisfull of interest- - - ,
HERF. TO-DAY AT ALL THREE SHOWS
5 PARTS
» Produced in the exact locale of the piece midst the
f, old missions of Montenay Calif.
A Thrill, A Smile, A Tear, A Laugh
The Rose of the Rancho G
._ By DAVID BELASC() and RICHARD WALTON TULLY
- The Most Human Document ever Picturized
I _ Mark
J. Watch for ROBERT WARWICK-In The Dollar
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‘ POLICE COURT -There was only
dayfa charge of drunkenness, which
was adjgurned.
EVERYBODV IS GOING to the Peo-
ple‘s tonight. .loin the crovrd and see
David Be-lascois greatest success. “The
Rose of the Rancho"; last time to-
night. 9908.
‘ `.__..‘- _
- _ sara agrtivat..-ptr _I.\_.-_;»n_¢.\|otson.
"hl.P.. recel1a;l__a-cablegram ‘yesterday
‘ morning announcing fthe safe"‘arrival
in Liverpool. <Ex1glan}",;nr,ht| await-r.
_Mm Elsie _sit-nelson; who ig; _ um
as a trained 'nurse -(or 
GOOD SEND.0FF.__Qnite Q large
crowd assembled at the Railway Sta-
tion yesterday morning to say' z00d
bf-'e to the men of the 55th Overseas
Battalion who left for Sussex under
d f t’ G H Cam bell
one ease at the Police Court yester-
comnzan o apt. _ . P
and Lieutenauts Martin and HGEYFS-
Zirmories by the Band of the 82nd u
viding oilfield. Army Kitchen and Am-
Tne men were accompanied from the bulance is not confined to the grown-
__ m. ' ‘ '--_ -=*"`  . -"TY
` tsumosa Pno||orso.-:vm-man
W. boltlter. who Rligllltl his pealtlon
as Principal ot Kensington- High
School. to enlist for overseas aervies
in the Sth C_l|.R_. has been promoted
to the rank of sergeant. Sergeant
Lowther returned to Amherst on Sat-
urday after spending a few days at
bis home in Kensington.
NOTICE - Subscribers are notin-
ed that the,.Dijioe ot the llornlng Daily
Guard,ian6|:g.led in P EL l._) and
iilontr_eal_ _ Star la $4.00 per year.
The Morning Daily Guardian Lmsilod
in P. E. I.) and Family Herald and
\\'eekl_v_v Star is $3.00 per ear. The
price of .the Etching Guardian and
Montreal Daily _Star (mailed in P. E.
I.) -is $§.2_5' per year. the Evening
Guardian and the I-family Herald. and
Weekly $tar,(mailed in P. E. l.) is
$2.25 per _vca_r.
Fon |u:i'¢iiE'N .Quo announce
-Interest* in ‘the undertaking of pro-
ps: the boys have taken a band. A
- trlotic pieces.
CENTRAL CHRlSTlAN.- Rev. E.
A. Westmoreland of York occupied the
pulpit of the Central (‘hristian Church
Sunday at both morning and evening
services. His subject for the morn-
ing was “The Godward Aspect of the
European War" and the evening "Our
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'W moreland preached two eloquent and
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Have You Valuable Papers
Fire Insurance will not replace them if destroyed.
_ Do you keep them in a vault T'
Do you keep them where other people can see them
You can rent a “SAFETY DEPOSIT BOX”-thi
box can be opened only by yourself.
_ We invite you to inspect our Vault and Safety Deposi
Boxes.
154 Richmond Street
6-2-
The Eastern Trust Company
I League held last evening. Partial re-
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Adihli i'$§‘$° MOTOR?
There's some points no intelligent man can overlook in
selecting a Motor-there’s some cold facts that command
attention. In the first place what do you want? Don’t you
want a motor that will be simple, reliable and durable? Of
course you do.
THE IMPERIAL MOTOR
is equipgd with the best diecast babbitt bearings, the
famous hebler Carburetor, all Parts made to expensive
gigs, interchangeable and accessib e, tank lubrication insur
ing all parts getting an
even and _economical
supply of oil-no dang-
er, no waste.
Besides all these ad-
yantages the Imperial
is eguipped with the
worl -famed Improved
Thermen Muffler.
Can't we send you
acatalogue. It’s yours
for the asking.
WRITE
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DISCOVERY 
Last week we had to import from the United
States a few pairs of WALKOVER SHOES-but by
the time the duty was paid we discovered we could
get better value in Canada, and now we have decid-
ed to CLEAR OUT our entire stock of
_Walkover Boots at Cost
Monday morning at 9 o'clock, we will offer at
CLEARANCE PRICES _
143 pairs Ladies’ Walkovers
 pairs Men’s Walkovers
LADIES' g _ 1v|EN's
$5.75 for $4.31 $650 for $4.88
5 “ 4.13 6.00 “ 4.50
I 5 5.50 “ 4.13
These Prices for Cash Only'
~ ‘ _No Approbation
Comte earlyand first h' of theseH° h
Grade American Sltoegedt bargcailiuherices. is
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Distinctive Message." .\lr. \\'est»
instructive sermons. and those who
had the privilege of bearing him. will
not soon forget his practical applica-
tion of Bible truths to every’ day
condition. His references tu the ter-
rible war which is now raging ln Eur-
ope were truly and well pointed and
left a lasting impression on his bearers.
The music of the day was well rende`r\
ed and the Anthem "Jesus, my
Strength. My Hope." given by the
choir at the evening service was well
received by the large congregation
present Miss Dorothy McDonald and
Ihlr. C. L. MacKay taking the solo
parts. Mr. \Vhitebead preached at
5 vm-k 3, bmp 591-vices three from P. E. island. and the rest
PATRIOTIC ABSTINENCE LEA-
GUE.--.-it a meeting of the General
Ponzmittee of the Patriotic Abstinence
turns of the pledges signed in the
city were received when it was found
l.200 signatures had been obtained. it
was resolved to take steps to have all
returns secured by the end of this
month. All who have retums to make
ln the country are requested to send
them to .\lr. R. li. Campbell. Char-
lottetown, as soon as convenient. it
would be well if some person in each
district where the pledge is circulated
would kindly attend to the collection
and forwarding of the pledges, so that
all the information may he available
without unnecessary delay. This
would materially help the committee.
Dr. Fullerton reported that he visited
the drill shed yesterday morning and
as a result practically all the eighty
recruits who were bound for Sussex.
left pledged to total abstinence.
 
UUUTUHS AUVISE
UPERATIDNS
Saved by Lydia E. Pinlrltamh
Vegetable Compound.
Swarthmore. Penn. - “ For fifteen
years I sudered untold agony, and for
one period of nearly
two yearsl had hem-
orrhsges and the
doctors told me l
would have to un-
dergo an operation,
but I began taking
_ Lydia E. Pinkham'a
  Vegetable Corn-
 _ __  pound and am in
 5 '_ good health now. I
;@' am all over the
"L""%‘A' ' 'A ‘ Change of Life and
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too highly. Everywoman should talteit at
thai time. I recommend it to both old
and young for female troublea."~Mrs. `
Euunr Souusrtsolu.. Swarthmore, Ps.
Canadian Woman's Experience:
Fort William , 0nt.1-"I feel aa if l
could not tell others enough about the
good Lydia E." Pinkham’s Vegetable
Compound has done for me. I was weak
and tired and I could not rest nights. A
friend recommended your Compound and
I soon gained health and strength und
could not wish to sleep better. I know
other women who have taken it for the
same purpose and they join me in prais-
ingit."-Mrs. Wit. A. DUFFY, 681 South
Vicltar Street, Fort Williams, Ontario.
Since we guarantee that all testimo-
nials which we publish are genuine, is it
not fair to suppose that if Lydia E. Pink-
ham's Vegetable Compound has the vir-
tue to help these women it will help any
other woman who ‘u sulerlng in s like
manner?
lf you want special advice write ta.
Lydia B. Piahhals lellelaa 00. (eoal~
lentlal) Lynn, lass. Your letter will
be opened, read and answered by a.
woman all held ia strict aaaltloaea.
 
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Nth!! sv Durango lsth June
Regiment which played excellent pa- number of young enthusiasts who are
determined- to_do' their bit are arrang-
ing a juvenile entertainment at the
home of one of the promoters. Tickets
are being sold on the street for the
muuilicent sum of tive cents each and
the affair promises to he inspiriting if
not inspiring. The entertainment is to
take place on Thursday afternoon and
no doubt the public will bear of lt.
GIRLS' HOME FILLED - At a
meeting of the board of governors of
the Maritime Home for Girls in Truro.
the following ohicers were elected:
Rev. Gordon Dickie, Si. John. chair-
man; Rev. G. \\’..Glendenning. New
Glasgow. secretary; .l. 0. Oxley. Hali- ‘
fax, treasurer. The executive is com-
posed of Bishop Richardson. Principal'
Cummings, of Truro; Dr. Bond of
Halifax; Miss Carmichael of New
Glasgow. There are now twenty-one
girls in the home. and another bulld-
lng to accommodate fifteen to twenty
more will be erected as soon as
possible. Ol' the twenty-one girls now
there. two are from New Brunswick.
from .\'ova Scotia. .
OVERSEAS-.8ATTALION.-l'ester-»
day the acting Adjutant of the 82nd
Regiment received word from Ollicer
commanding the 55th Overseas Bat-
talian that Lieutenant Stewart B.
Simpson, of "A" company. 82nd Regi-
ment. son of Rev. Canon Simpson, had
been recommended to take the place
of Lieutenant G. B. Hat-tin in the-55th
who has been ordered to go;torward
with the reinforcement company from
that Battalion. The '0. (’. `:'>5fh' Bat-
talion stated that be was much pleased
with the number of men recruited on
the Island and hoped that more would
follow. Captain Campbell left yes-"
terday morning 'with' seveuty=slx 'men
for Sussex, ‘Nu--B. -He had hoped to-
secure one hundred and twenty. and
as the Battalion is .not yet fully re-
cruited there is yet at chance to make
up the shortage. Young men of Char-
lottetown and rural districts should
ask themselves "Dare_l stand aside in
the hour of my Emplre‘s distress?"
'Some of the young lneri- cannot go. but
many more can answer the call to
duly than have done no! ami it is to
those who can the call comes strong-
'l_v. The co|.tutr_v`s safety is at stake.
She needs the aid of every man who
I can pull a trigger |oda._v! Those
wishing to enlist may hand in thelr.
names to Captain T. E. Mac.\’ult, .-\ct»'
ing Adjutant. Sflnd Regiment. (`har-
lottetown. 1 »' ~_'
THE Pllllllttllwlllll
The crowds were excelent. the
pictures excellent and the uusic was!
excellent at the Prince Edward.
Theatre yesterday. v
The _leading number of the pictorial
prograinme was the Broadway star
feature,,.eniitled " The Game of Life."
The ,production was complet: and
must certainly have___ been prepared U
with exceptional rare for the story ls
portrayed with extraordinary settings
perfectly photographed. Space. will _
not permit the telling of the story.. but
it is `0`né of the best' of iti kind. if not.
the best.-eve_r`adapted~tu» motion pic-
tures, and any stories of a like nature
by the wrlter,,James.Oiiver (`arwood'. _
will be gladly welcomed. _This picture
ln itself would be agood plcture`blll.
and on its presentation today all.
should see it.
aster Rep ln two parts. was shown
to the great delight- of its hordes of
followers. ln this episode Ruth. after
having the papers in her possession,
again loses them.
That talented Canadian actress.
Mary Fuller, was the star In the
drama. “ The Golden Spider." it was »
wrong and it was splendldly given.
Blllle Ritchie. “the King of Come- '
diana," kept the audience laughing
throughout the Joker comedy play.~
" Hot Stuff." f
Additional enjoyment is now given'
at the Print-e Edward by an addltionl
to the musical staff of a splendid
violinist In the person of l\lr F. H.
Macdonald. a graduate of the New
England Conservatory of Music. -He
is an accomplished player wllh plenty
of experience in orchestral work. The
selections by the piano. vlolln and
zylophone are musical treats appreci-
ated beyond measure by the patrons.
l~-_
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The Treasurer of Wotneifs Patriotic
.=lsst;c=atlo:i gratefully, _ _ac_kn_owledgo`s
te olow donati '- `
Cape Wolf? Branch°§?|ler"hlilI _ ""
T 1. % Henman-in  " 61.349100
ryon ranch. part rocaedaj 
"Minlster’s Bild! '°" SDM'
Mrs Herbert Thompson _26.l4A
Proceeds of sale of blankets  ,
from a friend of the cause 
lper Mrs D. Compton. Ban
Fi|mao.\VItliy& Co.l.td.
Halifax N S.
   
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excellent every way and its three reels -'
the story of a glrl's eiforts to avenge /
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svocot uores. _
Bama the leofll y
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ern Live Stock Breeders’ Association.
and applied to the Federal Govern-
men
Breeding"
m . . _ . _ .
the
Pl!
call
t tor a Clydesdale stallion under
the Federal Aaalatance to Horse
Act. A stallion was chosen
byllr C A.Archlbald.ofTrnro N S
d arrived by the “llinto on Friday
evening last. This la a splendldly
bred animal and has all the points of
a good stock-getter. l-is will stand at
stables of William Kearney. lllur-
River (or the season and intending
breeders In Southern Klng's should
and sas this horse before going
elsewhere. _ _
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Hood'a Saraaparllla Cloansea the
Stood, Skin Troubles Vanlan
._.._,.._
Scrohtla eruptions on the face and
body are both annoying and disfig-
uring. hlany s complexion would be
perfect if they were not present! _
This disease shows itself ln~-other
ways. as bunches in the neck. in-
llamed eyelids, sore ears. wasting 0(
the muscles. a formof dyspepsia
and general dehility. -.
Aalr your drugglst for Hood`s Sar-
saparilla. This great medicine com-
pletely eradientes sc_rofnla.' lt purihes
and enriches the blood. removes Illlm-
ors. and builds upttherbole systemt
It has stood the test of forty yearsand
has received thousands of testimon-
ials o`f the entire satisfaction it has
given. _ _
Screfnla ls either Inherited or ac-
quired. Better he sure you are quite
free from It. Get l-lood's Sarsaparilla
and begin taking it today! '
- GLADIOLUS BULBS.-.lust re-
ceived a shipment of extra line
Gladlolns Bulbs, assorted colours. at
Carter‘s Seed Store. 9904-5-llmll
"Repairs to watches. clocks. ietvelry.
spectacles musical boxes, barometers
done promptly and satisfactorily. E.
W. Taylor. South Side Queen Square.
9877-5-l0M3l.
 
Cltarloticlowla People
Praise Simple Mixture
Many ln Charlottetown praise the
simple mixture of buckthom bark.
glycerlne, etc.. known as_Alder-l-ka.
This remedy is the most THORO-
UGH bowel cleanser ever sold being
even used successfully in appendloi~
tis. O.\'E SPOONFUL relieves almost
ANY CASE of constipation. sour or
gassy stomach. ONE MINIITE after
you take it the gasses rumble and pass
out. Alder-i-ka cannot gripe and the
l!\`ST.-\NT action is surprising. E. A.
FOSTER. Druggist.
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A Peppery Comedy with -in-
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,A Broadway Star Feature efforts to avenge I great _
The Story of a girl’s
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or The Sunken Village . The crowning tri umph
An unusual protrayel of a fire in of big scenes. _
a coal mine. Whole houses sink into the  ""”'
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A Necessity ' _
Then insure in good strong stock compan-
ies,which never contest an honest claim such
as is represented by ‘_
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\ Charlottetown
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to the Fighting Forces
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