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twenty six flowers is the first
very costly od'or to be incorpor-
ated in high quality goods sold
gt a popular price.
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Cold Cream Jonteel .. .`. 75c
Combination Cream Jonteel
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'Pace Powder Jontéel  75c
' sold only at
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IN CHARGE OF ALBERTON. - -_~__
"Church Woi-ll.” -says: The Arehblsh i MESH AG LOST.-Left on a seat
op of Nova Scotia ordained to the n Victoria Park yesterday afternoon
Priesthood last Sunday Rev. C. 0 l. mesh bag. See ad. on page one 3033
garrag. in charge of"`Falmoutl1, and * --- , /
SV. . . W00d. Ill Cl’iBl'_K6 Of AIDS!" |__ M_ PQOLE AND co_ Connoufn
_";:_‘___§n-l'“'_:_;___A“ _f_3_’;‘_l_‘;_':_b|°b°'dl‘€:“l_1‘_;l_: west wharf have received' a carload
v____0m_ P _ Y “ if ground limstone for fertilizel; pu_r- I
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A FORMER CITY PREACHER- IF ADVERTISING IS NOT.A PRO-
. Tile united Presbyterian and Metho i=|'rA5LE |nve3¢mem why do no nmny
‘USU COHZFBERIIDIIS have met the GX iuccessful houses in all lines of trade
Dense of the temporary church build leep continuously at it? Are they in
~ ing and its furnishings for these in-or or am you? 
 North End congregations, at s cost o' *__ _ -
MacKinnon Drug Co.
The Rexall Kodak Store
over $4,000, says a St.~John Exchange SPEMAL MEETING of the Ladies.
lte_v. John McConnell, of Amherst. ir Md 01 the Prince Edward mann H0s_
expected to take charge of- Robie
street, and Rev J W Bartlett, oi $23] wil-I 1:; heldsitdms (Tugsdayl after'
Sydney, Charlesstreet, llallfax. Mngnezon it I; 0.(?l';‘éf(_° Mrs' Jéofl’
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F LOCAL INTEREST-Rev. H. i
’l`. Cowperthwalte, D.D., who has WIN;/I\;i';o:i?n$':|T}§éu;aMgnyHa”:§
- , spent tho winter with his son nt Syd- Mn Pntricn Mcqnnnn son of ,Mn Pe_
,\'
uey, is milking it visit to Truro before ten McQnaid cn nn Han
lieruble doctor, 'who is well known ir fax 10 join the naval patrol Service
/"  '~- 5 _ returning to Newfoundland. The ve y' ve gone tn '
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- ' tllls Province, is in good health and ' .
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men in field /;. , . '-
and factory. ‘ Q/~
No one can afford to be loo sick to
spirits und was heard with mucl . CANON SIMPSON 'N HA'-|FAx""
,n,,nnn,.,,_ nnn nmm on snndny even l`l_icre_ will be no services in St. Pct-
lng lit Picnsllnt street chnrch, Truro. 2'; scsnagxeggglpszlgl__I_;;`1‘;‘g’_e“”{gl`|;:g§:
KWDLY REMEMBERED__ The St .lax to attend the Diocesan Synod.
_ John Telegrapli says: The congre _
gatlrm of St, 1),wi,1'8 chu,-ch was call. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED. -   '
_rl upon ilhs week to bid goodby tc Mr- and Ml'B~ P- M. Brothers, Ver- _ __ _. _ . ___ '. __ _- __n
Minn Frances Lni,.n_ For the nasa ‘lun River, announce the engalguinllnf, * . "" _ ' _ ' 1 fr*-" -i__- ’ '
qv-ear she has acted as deaconess of 'lf mel? d¢1\1gllt€l’.Myrtlc M., to .lalnes ` ~ ‘
,nn nnngnennunn and nne nun don( B Blake, of Charlottetown. Marriage 
llxccllont \vork.in many directions '~° luke Dliwe mit* IUUHU1- 3030
She carries with her the host wishes
or ull. Miss Lnirll will spend a vu W'E/\THER FORECAST-June 1 to
V'°\’k- Kld“¢Y \\‘°“l~’|° Ulm" l¢°=Pl_ nation of two or th,-ee weeks or 7, cool, dry weather prevails for some
Prince lddwllrd Island afterwards re ]“Y9- 3 U’ 16- Warm and fine Wllll fl`€-
'D|-_ w"s°n’$ _turning to .'l`oronto. On Tuesday '_l_;1"§_t_ :_l_l_‘;“_l11§:_ i;_l:3_n1"0¢l§_;`1\;_¢_2 _;'_f_1lY;-____%_7
  Wenmgnu“;,|llmmbi.l;B(;f Tet] yg|m_1P 26 to 30, month ends dry and yvoriil:
will quickly relieve pain in the back,
take away the buming in bladder, re-
store hen thy action to the kidneys,and
make a tired worn-out, pain-plagued
man feel al if lie had been born anew.
Dr. \Vil|on'| Herluine Bliterl are rrlslde from
simple herbland are Nature'l own remedy for
Kidney troubles,lndlgestinmcomtipation,bib
lou: headaches, general rundown condition.
At moat ataru. 251:. a bottle; family
|110. jlul tlmn aa larga, I1.
The lrayloy Drug Company. Limited
St. John, N.B. 32
plerlt of a fllie travelling bag.
women w come r e a lc ost
of il social gathering presented tc ”*°-*
Miss Laird 11 Morocco bound Bibi! TEACHERS' UNION.-The com-
~ und on Wednesday evening the mem mittee of city teachers appointed to
bers of the session made her the reci liscuns the question of organizing u
Feachers' Union in this city met on
Saturda and decided to roc ed lil
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A LARGER FIELD.-Rev. G. F. ;he mutter. A committee was np-
Scovil, rector of St. .lude‘s. St. John minted to draw up a constitution and
`West, wllo is well kndwn in' Chariot ly-laws. They will meet again at 1
‘tf>town. whore at one time he was #clock today.
an ‘assistant in St. l"eter's school. has
been appointed rector ot’ the import- “MY llR|SH CINDERELLA," with
  Ian; church of St. George, Guelph. Ont. fnnisy Carleton as Peggy McNeil, the
in succession to Archdeacon David ittle lrlshgirl. will be the attraction
|son. .Mr. Scovil, who is a graduate it the Prince Edward Theatre tomor-
-of Klng’s College, has been rector of row and Thursday. Jimi? 5tl1/11111 ‘itll
A E   St. Jude's since 1900, where he did .Vliss Carleton will introduce, during
° ' , 7- rl splendid work, in addition to being: the action of the play several new and
‘ G od Ph to "W ll most valuable worker in the Diocese catchy Irish songs. Seats now on
° ° 9 y of Fredericton, where in many oftllr lille. TlCkelB are 30138 fail HUG
Diocesan undertakings, he took the should be secured early.
Moderate Prices laboring oar' with credit to himself . -
- and great advantage to the Diocesf AUTO NEWS.-'Mlm Matthew W.
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P°"°”°| -“°“"°" 1° Aman", glydgedlllhislllxe Ylgelgrerlxeglrellvtilgl, sgydnghli La(li(l;hlin oJt\utomoiblllel.)uxAclrill;i' lVl1cLali-
Ph°i°hl`IPll¥~ Church Work. his departure from thc rblin has also been delivered to Mr.
07 Q n Maritime Provinces, and wish him R. E. Spillett and William Agnew.
1 u°°" 5"" every success ill his new field or lab- Charlottetown, Mr. Rogers their city ‘
Phone 68-J. ` or. ` -, salesman left Saturday afternoon with
I ` ' "H 1 number of new cars to be delivered
M -B -, _l _ -_ \  in Cardigan and Montague. Upto the
present thirty McLaughlin 1918 nlod-
els' have been sold and llelivered. Mr.
and King's County' expects another
shipment in a few days.
gn , A I _ P J.Stanley Wedlock, agellt for Queelfs
Q'/f  PRESUMED T0 HAVE DIED. -
/'f__ "TL: , Many friends in Charlottetown will
Y " IVER i remember Mr. Harold Morris, who
` PILLS. 1 three years ago was preparing for the
ministry and was Scoutmaster of the
Boy‘Scouts of St. Peter's Cathedral.
He afterwards enlisted in the Sixth
as 'presumed to have died, as he
has been missing for six months. He
Y Carter’s Little Liver Pills _'   He ‘S 
For Constipation
A vegetable remedy that always Fives rrompt relief in consti-
pation. Blmlshes that tired fee ing a tofether and nuts you
` right over-ni ht, stimulates the Liver gent y, but gnicltdv restor-
. ing it to fullgand healthy action, and the stoma an bowel!
to their natural functions. Making life worth living.
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was a splendid type of young mun-
hood and all who had the pleasure of
knowing him will be very sorry to
hear this news.
T0 TOW THE “SANTA".-' The
'Tug “William Altken” has been en-
gaged to tow the "Santa Marla" to
Montreal. From there a tug will be
engaged for the rest of the jourlley‘to
Chicago. The “Aitken” has left for
Halifax where she will be overhauled
before proceeding on ller trip up the
St. Lawrence. Sho will rcturn hero
about Thursday and will then leuvc
with the “Santa Maria.""C`apt:lIn Batt
says ,li will take about four illlys to
tow fhe caraval to Montreal.
2 _  / _ ‘Everything for
Q ' s
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THE PICTURE OF “PRINCE CHARAHNG” AND THL SCALES
TELL OUR BUSINESS METHOD. WE GIVE YOU YOUR FULL
|l0NRY'S WORTH. LONG EXPERIENCE IN THE JEWELRY
JUSINESSYIAS TA UGHT US WHAT AND WHQRE TO BUY. S0
WHEN YOU BUY, ANY ARTICLE FROM US YOU CAN KNOW
THAT THE. QUALITY IS SUPERB AND THE DESIGN IS
CORRECT; - l
_ WE WILL DO YOUR RIPAIRINO RIGHT. _
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gl ation and holiday fun-_ _
`  ‘ Cameras _~  -,-
__  1(-n_iinin_|; _geni-
I -" ocoa sl
`T_l -,"".`~" Grslpe Juice
Fireless Stoves
"Carrie hot"
Pocket flasks.
Thermos Sets.
The 2 Macs.
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nr.ls.c._unrn
_ Eye Specialist .
(lilies Royal Bank B|il¢l--
hg, Charlottetown .
Oiiles lialn 9.30--12.30
1° C. W. PATTERSON '-5
THE RELlABl_»I'iIIWSLERS - ‘
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WARNING
Company `
“MY ilu ll cl lllslll-;Li.A” 
_ _ » V A New Song Play in 4 Acts “
With DAISWCARI.ETON and an "Excellent ' l
....     Theatre W"““"S““Y°T’“‘fS“"‘>', _
his Province GET YOUR PHOTOGRAPHIC
ls F D wp" June 5°"6
. pl s at oster's rugstore. , ' , _
VEGETABLE PLANTS.-Send for ` B005-6-3M3|'_ '* "‘ _ ' """* ' '-' -1 '-l'
our price list of vegetable and flower _--
plants. Address'-J. J. Gay & Son JULY 17 RESERVED for a Straw
Charlottetown. ` 7040-5-30M1wk. `>Brry Festival on the Knights of Colt _
THE SEASONS BIGGES l` HIT L F
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OFFICE
{ As 'lhls Attraction ls Playing
_ to Capacity Houses Everywhere
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PRICES---35-.50--75--ss1.00
SEATS Now oN SALE Ar THEATRE Box
'Mr. A. J. Irving, l-ity, clinic in ll'.lm
Vernon yesterday.
Miss Edith Prowse, lviurrny llnrhor.
onine to"‘tlle city 'yestcrdlly.
Mr. A. Martin. Springtowil, spent
yesterday ln' (‘.llui°lottetriwii.
Mr. J. A. Matllcson, Prince Street.
went west yesterday morning.
Mr. anll' Mrs. A. Ross, Bridgetown
lilly.
Mr. J. A. Mclszllic. oi' the lnternllt-
ional llurvester Co.; went west yester-
day.
Mr. W. L. Cottoll. city, ‘left yester-
day for Halifax to lltteild the -Dioces-
an Synod. -
Miss Agnes O'(.‘onnor, Hope River,
has returned hoilie lifter visiting
friends in the city. -
Mrs. Simon Paoli and daughter
Miss Agnes went to Sulnmerside yes-
terday nlorniilg;
Miss _Ruth Vinnicombc, city, left
yesterday afternoon oil a visit to
friends in Lower Montague.
Mr. and Mrs. C. (T. Gardiner, of
this city, arrived home on -Saturday
night from Los Anglels. Cal..
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Gane, arrived
in (7llal'lottcto\vll oil Saturday night
after spending the winter ill thc Soutll
Messrs. Malcolm Irwin, Fred Bourke
and George Buntaiil, City, left for Tor-
onto ycsterdny' to join the Royal Ail-
Force.
Mr. Norman Lund, formerly of F.
B. McCurdy's oiilcc in this city, is
hero on a visit. His many friends are
pleased to sec him again.
ills Graco Archbishop Gauthier.
whose serious illness occasioned illuch
anxiety, is reported, to he inalting
good progress towards recovery.
Miss Muriel Hughes, who had been
visiting in Boston during the post
winter, has arrived home to visit her
parents Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Hughes,
Prince street.
Mr. J. A. and Mrs. Nicllolson, of
Montreal, are llirlong the visitors to
Ottawa this week. They ure the
guests oi' Mr. A. A. and Mrs. Mclloau.
(looper struct.
Miss Slisie (`ul‘il-ton llllcl Miss Bessie
Killlfllt lilill Ml's.i\l<'l{:l_v lllotolwid from
Souris to Ullnrlllitetllwll in Mr. Stav-
nrt's cur oil 'S:\iui'duy. They left on
rc_turn yesterday afternoon.
Messrs John L. llawltins, Fred
Davy and Horatio Mm-.llnn of Murray
Harbor and William Machon of Guern-
sey (‘ovc were among passengers who
came to the city on the Southern train
yesterday.
 
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l DISCRIMINATING D RU G
BUYERS HAVE THE HAP-
PY HABIT OF COMING
BACK T0 OUR
f STORE
We have always catered
to careful drug_ buyers-~
customers who bring all of
their judgments to beirln
ever y purchase. Such ,
buyers come regularly to
our store because they have
learned that they can count
on us for _pure drugs,
prompt service, and right
prices; The extent and
quality of our trade and
the o vious eonfidenoere-
posed in us bythe public is
pretty convincing evidence
that we conduct o_ur ‘drug
business in a satisfactory
manner.
We’r'e ln Business Parlour
ilesltll. .
Let Us Be Your Family
Johnson 8 .lolinson
The Quality Drugstore
` Pina 68-Y ‘ eo. rl-ins no nun alma Livery stables.
were among visitors to town yester-
lHl BESI SHUW
lil lHl SEASUN
Tllerc _ is something unique and
quaint about “My irish Cinderella"
which gives the play of that inline il
certain distinction. Peggy McNeil is
ll little Irish girl. whose parents died
when she was quite small, and when
thc play opens we find her in the poor
house. |
She is taken to London as the sup-'
posed grand daughter of Lord Lons-
dulc, and while here she meet. (`-lil’-|
l`ord Morgan, a young American :lvl-
ntor, in the service of the Allies, Shel
falls in love with him at sight, but it
would be robbing one of half the pleli-|
sure if the wilole story were told hero !
There is enough comedy in the piece'
to afford a hearty laugh now' and
then, and in fact there is liotlling‘
missing that could make the shop"
more effective tllzln it is. I
Miss Daisy Carleton in the role of
Peggy presents at character drawing’
that is perfect.. She is a remarkably,
clever dancer and during the action,
oi` the play has several real song`
hits.
A big scenic production is carried
and all excellent company of players
is pronlised by the management.
“My irish Cinderella will be the at-
traction at the Prince Edward Theatre
next Wednesday and Thursday, Juno
5th and tith. Seats now on sale ntl
the Theatre. Secure your ticket `e_arly.l
ns they ure going fast. 8022
WANTED HIS LEAVE FIRST
DOVER. England, June 1.--One of`
the crew of the Viiidictlve was asked
by a friend' who met lllm on his rcturn
what happened to hlin when thc old
cruiser was blown up in the harbor at
Ostend. -
“I jumped ovenbosrd," was the re-
ply. “and the next thing I remember
was when I came to ln Dunkirk. An
oiliccl' leaned over me, and told hc I
had earned the Distinguished Conduct
Medal, a money bonus, and .u wcek's
leave.”
"What did you say to that " asked
his friend.
“I told iliill I would like thc leavc
first,” replied the sal-lor.
War Garden Bulletin
Practical Daily Guide for Vacant Lot
and Backyard Gardeners in
Greater Production
` Campaign
Issued by the Canada Food Board in
collaboration with experts on the
staff of the Dominion Experi-
mental Farm
GET READY FOR CANNING
Although it ls still early in the sea-
son, be forelianded in your prepara-
tions to take cure of the fruit and
vegetable crop. Don't waffuntll July
before ordering your canning outfit or
preserving jars. Don't wait until the
vegetables become overgrown, old,
tough or strlngy before you can them.
Make this ll. record canning and dry-
ing year. That is one of the objects,
of your war garden. And start early.
Pickle young beets right now.
Conservative estimates show that
5,000,000 gardeners can produce the
equivalent of enough food to sustain
1,000,000 soldiers for 238 days, or al-
most eight months. Each individual
home gardener this year »should.make
it a point to study the comparative
food value of the different vegetables
and to concentrate on those which
add most to the country‘s food supply.‘
Cabbage, for instance,.is 98,per cent.
water and requires at least 100 days
to become flt for food. Ou the other
hand, beans represent food in highly
concentrated form, mature readily and
the dry product is easy to keep.
Don't forget about the second
planting of beans and corn some day
this week.
Minard's Liniment Co., Ltd.
Gents,- I have used your Minard's
Liniment in my family and also in my
stables for years and consider it the
best medicine obtainable. '
Yours truly,
_ ALFRED ROCHAV.
Proprietor Roxton Pond Hotel and
THOS. H. INCE, V Presents
DOROTHY
DALTON
--N-“Lovli , l.s‘rTl=.lls”
STORY BY SHANNON FIFE
.~ APARAMONT PICTURE
Tho; ti lilcr' pffrfnff
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A GREAT STORY OF LOVE, THRILLS, IN-
TRIGUE, M Y STERY
“Love Letters” is a Fascinating Story of the
Love Affairs ofa Very Young Girl, Who
Has Written Some Indiscreet Love
Letters in Her Youth
A Mystery Play that Thrills the Blood
Sensation and Thrills
FEATURED IN “Ihe Fearless Une"
Second Episode of -the Sensational Serial
“ull-: llutrs sir"
Prince Edward
Matinee Daily-4 3.15 Sharp--Night 7 and 8.45
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Grocers
Friday 'June 7tll
$2.00 Cash Special
All we ask is' to cut out this
advertisement and bring it to
our store on above date with
$2.00.
You will then obtain the fol-
low|ng:- -
1 Wash Board . . . .
.. .. 35s
3 Bars Lenox Soap  .. 24c
1 lb. Tin Club House Baking
Powder     ....30c
1,5' lb. Tin B. and G. Cocoa 25|:
1 1 pkg. Kink Cole Tea. . . 65a
1 Bottle Paragon Pickles 30a
1 pkg. Seeded 'Raisins .. loc
1 Cake Baking Chocolate 10o
Total $2.24
At the present high prices for
food stuffs, no one should fall to
take advantage of this offer.
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ls the popular color and
we can offer you a High
Cut Laced in this color-
all sizes for
$4.49
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Sole
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Mahogany Brown Leathc
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