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 i  ‘~cEl~|'nA|_ §||A|m|ll iPl'lll09 Lilllds Spirit -.  _
PRINBE EDWARD' T0 DAY
PRESENTS IN COOPERATION WITH
_THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
It stabs che bean!
li stirs the soul!
A melodmmstk triumph
of s hsu rhsl mms zo
glonous, vibnnr LOVE'
IIIIVIIIE
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EUEUES... 
The picture critics
¢V¢UWhere have hall-
ed as the picture or
Ihr year to date.
ACTING TIIAT WLNS MEDALS 1
ACTING THAT “TNS THOUSANDS
OF COLUMNS OF SPACE IN NEWS-
PAPERS AND NIAGAZINES I T11.-\T’S
IYHAT YOU SEE IN FII.MDO.\I'.'\`
GREAT PI(."I'l`RE "BROKEN LL'LLABY"
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GIGGLES I
GUFFAWS l
SCBEAMS !`
BOABS !
' A LAUGH IN
EVERY F001'
'conxolsu nl A lun-
qusxs or run sun
nsuounl.
IIARDLD
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‘ sux naman cm uurrllm
ants wurra nusssls sul.
Prowss BNA. LU- ' 3‘“’5'”"L
Lgprgs' 1011; while net llovw.
85c. Prowse BNI-. U4-
_ Ill!-5°U-SL
urns smnan nlllssls, an
` to nas. Prowse Bros. Ltd.
‘ als:-s-no-si
fam sl
3 IU-5-5)-Iii.
BEACH RANGES It Tl’\l!l0l"s
l_
F0 als inot
Nxwucg Prfnllngil. L30” ‘vefslty graduates because they are
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of Public Schools
-nn: scn-sans alasrlsr 1° ny loo moo. am~s-s-nf (ny no-1. 1'. cumin cumd-
hl P11 Sh!! Wrlll)
LONDON, shy 21-(Canadian
Prom Cable)-'The Prince 0! Wil”
today stood up in defence 0! the
English public school and univer-
sity graduate. In an address to s
psig' mgmge-|»'s conierence,_\hs
chslleuged theopinion they UNM
inefficient busiues men.
-"“I have heard it oontendvd." Bild
the Prince, “some eml>l°y°1'! 'Ui
engage public school md imi-
unsocustam
ed to hard' and sus-
tained work. If this were true it
would indeed be s neavv Indictment
THREE _ ybggg [N ____ 5 “While it may have been true of
CHABLUHETOWN, IIAYON STEP-INS. All lhldel, 50818 Mid Still is true 0! il f8’W. I
f pm eros. Ltd. id t bell v ll le enerauy true-
tionsl senlce Well, what we need
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RACK OF S\1!111D¢l' DRUGS- C¢l' I for officers? Did the public school
'anese and Linene. $125 to $2.98. boy ever sm,-k duty, hardship, fa- /
'sues 14 no 44. pmwse Bros., Ltdltygu, 0,. dang... you may my
3"3°5'2°'3| ‘there was the exciting urge of na
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sac. wse . o no e e 5 . _ ¢§°
‘ 3182-5-30-3|., "When the Great War was upon  v,_¢9
1 us, to whom did the country turn \ - 
! a-lmrrr I ' I " |R“"‘GEs " T"l”°" lxcmshe in s less heroic but none the less' .Tu
T>_\l_KIE>'   ‘Stove swn' Queen s";%5_5_2l 31 vital sense there is a call for na-  
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COLORED ENAMELED BEACH
”"""“` ` _AN us. 1 <1' in
S , R G -Calan ook oem over Gen
l I     5 “FE T" Au' CA." n"°¥'_:’*° impress’ upon ulemvnow is that 1 “'hH'°"“1
, f 3 E X 1 ' Sw Bm, ing: Most people think
 R B 0 R D A  Ourls _l;;;!:i;;,;t_xc us ve 32;5_5_n_3T_' F in terms of getting, but success be» B. B. 
I hir. William Cheverie Charlotte- --;- gms in terms or ¢wmg'_Hemy m*“'|°‘ Mnuf” ‘W n'm°°m""|"|I||ll\d
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‘F fd. Cgmqg 3|” Uhgrlg “hgh
iwwn, spent a few days in Souris last PH°T°c'B'u’HED°'1'°'5t' Wfdnes 0 ° t’ "
¢¢b `§A@°q-‘AW \,s`°
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.tional service through courageous
conduct of commerce." IISURLICI EEOKAIY
IIIAD OFFICE IOIOIIO. CANADA
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sHOBI` FEA1Llll».s -_ \u.'l|wlo\e \l-.vis R A M “eek on bw nw day; Montreal Star has s splendid _ __
“IRELAND THE MELODY ISLE"  I  ,photograph oi Mrs. R. Bruce Marr' _ W
mm. sronr - .<lLLv s\".\!PH0NY __ __ A f The Femnzer bose docked at u.e:°f Mwffeal. 1°1'U\¢f1v Mi-fa Gmc:
.YATINEE 3.1-' I6 3"c. EVENING "6: 8.45-261', llc 5'.tc. _ _ _  _ I M' |10 th .d ¢»
1 .»- o, . 4 . \ _ UML _ E4 io C_ N_ R_ wharf on sMm.day_ The esservey, w is e new pres en'_
>'l~£cl.\l. rlrxnrs MAY BE USED Ar Au. ' H `m H sn OL Iwork ol unloading commenced 011:" m” Marmme W°m°n° club °‘
PERFURMANCES' _ _ _ _ _ ~ Monday mommg md wncluded onlluontreal as already referred tc.
_  ,_ _ __ __
_-,_.__._,, /hxesday night, Over 50 men were "’”’*"
T '“l'7";ml_:_;:` ___ wp Chaizman' iemptoyed at me work 0| \m1°ad_| VICTORIA DAY AT POST OF-
___- -___ _ _ - ~__-.__- - ~ -~- - - _ - '-  1.
____ _ _   __ _ __ __ _ _ ,he cam, whmh ....5 dmhaig. FICE-Ou HMO-le Day. May 241
  PM I Al Tlmrklbin? \l:>n;:l;U ,gigs Sourls mrf mg' °h° °""°’“l D°u""" mm
1 '>/ " l l .
fl:u'_`:~' V `- ;. _ ` _ " 7' ' ‘ , . :`
_um ._,_____d__ _u_H'_ Bmw _ I _ ,tration :md Stamp lendor sblricku _ 1 V
'Cont ruled irom Page 2. `»i!__,u_,_1.__y  Up to this week the herrlng have! 935 Wm bt! @0825 90 U12 PU 5 8 _ .
wlu _wad r--@ar'.r_d of rhem back to them ln the last chapter. it ;.=_ ol.; - . , __ . fbccn very scarce for Lobster bale dF*Y- All malls 1°' despatch by “U
moon trains will be closed at
1 _ _ D;¢.o.i:c- - h;>r;l;: Comes to _ . It
1;. ;...;2;-Lf... ;.~<_-.imc ;1_:.~. zai, n.;u<l c-aged m~.-eg are aim .< nld1»:..;.' 1,- rv - |P.:0w___ mm. Wpupmi Oy Miss M_ i but. a, few days ago they struck 0
vamp me lllwaands whom :ruby have bored for years and chazlz :}.'::;
the bills.
It is easy enough for a. woman to make a man fall in love with hor
the first time, but lt Ls a stunt that ll e cannot repeat.Once he has awalzen
" 1 .. .. ifuture use. _m
ed from loves young dream she cannot. hypnotiae him back to a stare V D‘“1°g“e_ Weather WL°'d°m " 'st the Police Court had his five
where hc sees her as the one and only SHE. All her arts and wiles are
practiced upon hlm ir. vain. The beauty he once thought so ravlshing
has ceased to appeal to him. 'I‘he little tricks and manners he thought
so cute leave h.m cold. Where he once saw only perfection, now he per-
:cl'.'e5 only blemishes.
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Nor is the man to ame for this. No one knows why he loves npr
why he ceases to love. It is not a. matter of volition. It is a. matter of
liste and we have no morecontrol over that than we have over any other
'yilolloznelloll of nature.
Often a man who has loved a woman can no more explain, even to
himself, why he has ceased to love her than he can why he has ceased to
care for the dlshes he once craved n or why he is fed up on food of which
he could once not get enough. Nor can he any more help it. or make
hlm=_f.lf want her, than he could the gooey chocolate sodas or all~day
suckers ol which he was so enamored in his childhood,
It would be well for women and save them is lot of fruitless work
and worry, and the hope deferred that maketh the heart sick, if they
would only face the fact that there is no reviving a dead love, and that
there is absolutely nothing they can do about it except to accept the hn-
allty. To reproach the man with hh ilckleneu is folly, since he cannot
help it; To weep over him and appe al to his pity because he'ha.s wearled
oi you only makes him the more tlr ed. To pursue hi manly makes him
nee from you the faster.
' It is the part of wisdom and of dignity for is woman to let. the man
go ln peace who has ceased to care fo r her, since heis lost to her anyway,
and for her to center her interests on some more promising love prospect
or flll her Life with other aims and aspirations, for there are many things
in the world better worth striving for than the affections of an lnoonstani:
Kl1Bll.
But there is one comfort for woman, and that is that while it is
impossible to resuscitate
A man is obviously in
mony in order to enjoy
is because she has been too stupid o r too lazy or to selilsh to take the
trouble to keep him thinking that she is the greatest woman in the world
and he was playing in luck when he got her.
Not many women would lose thel r men if they took as many precau-
tions to keep them as they do their jewels. DOROTHY DIX.
POTATOES
An oillclal bulletin just. released shows the acreage or
potatoes in the South to have been reduced below the p|ant~
ing of 193| by about 30% and to be the smallest acreage
planted for msny years. Considerable damage has been
done by frost with the result that the present probable yield
will be but about 60% of last year.
No late official report ls yet available regarding the
planting ln Maine. But unofficial reports indicate that
the acreage will be reduced by about 30%.
You planted last year when prospects were not. good.
Are you planting this year when prospects of good prices
are quite favorable. lf you are not planting why are you
not? If you do not plant you cannot reap nor share the
probable proilts of u lsvonble market.
We urs in I. very favorable position to llll your fertilizer
requirements. L`et us or our Agents have your order.
1
The Island Fertilizer Co.
Limited
CllAll.L0'l'l’l!TOWN
"line lsluul Gooh for Island Growers"
_ 4
_ A r _~ §L_m__‘_;m-5 m5S_ iinto Soul-is Harbor in large quan-I
into s.gh;ng Rome-os who sand theln vlolcu lr..»tca.d of co:l.,:.al:;.:;; amzx' - _ __ __ _ _ __ =. .- _ ' h t ut i 0
i Cholus- lrarle Winds (Mase-f‘!'1e" and the Us el-men pu 0
YY
» - l this d te.
field-Kcell-Seniors. 'heavy traps whmh penned man ‘ cout er on l
, _
f Rec-iiatlon-"Friendly Fiowers"'- |m °“° pl°ce` The catche; are be 25
Bobble Stewart. ;5“lted d°wn at the W aw” r"
Five pupils of Miss Fraser‘s class.
M\v.clnnis Char- `
l chorus-'-what me Lime Things! M" !""’”°”°° ' h his I d tx,
sa1d_.__Pr1mm,y Gradm 'lottetow'n, paid a short visit to, ad ive dollar bon ea cated.
I Souris o Tuesday. A
I Dialogue-“What`s the Matter"-E B _
‘Pupils of Mlss Bennetts class. _
1 solo-“The Robins Are smging§m_?;‘;°rmmv:°‘m“me;ndn: 
_ln May"-Margaret Lawson. . '
l
char “Gold SI be __ _ ionlsh, N,_3,,=a.1ter completing thelr'adjoumed until Monday. A speeder
en um rs (17th .
' - _ Frm ls xal un-
fCcntury English)-Intermediates. [studies at St C ver
Dialogue-"Tile Maple"-Pupils of ivengy' I i
Miss Macdonald's class. ' ` O ` Geo ,mm
Song-“May”-Four pupils of 4:2' “Ee lnghxtozown roi: bus:
Miss Aitkclfs cla ii
ss.
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Chorus~"In the Fashion." (From i neg _
::`.m;n Xe were very Y°““‘)“ Macon-lon Moeuulsn.oornwsl1.
’“ e I' motel-as through some tale week
EMPIRE DAY rnocnalu °° W '
_ _ _ Mrs. P. A. White of Needham,
Recltatlon- Canadian Born"- Mass spent B few day, in sou;-1,;
Jean Enman' this 'week the guest oi her sister
Chorus-“A Song of Cana ,"‘
(Healey-Wiliam - lntermedi:;s ‘ Mrs' Roy Crockett'
and Seniors. Mr' Peter H°nmd_ mmm’ take,
D’“1°““°“"F‘“¥ °‘ E'“Pff¢"~S1X over soul-is o. N. R. station this
pupils of Miss Watson's class. week It is nude,-,mod thu My-_ p_
Recltatlon-“The Flag‘a Message" L_ Mon-15, will be leaving short-
*D°“"’° Bf“°°~ ly fe me calm el e o. N. re. sts-
ChOl'llS--“'I'hel'c'B Nag Luck," Mon ‘t the Western end gf the
(Scottish)-Intermediates and Sen- 151n,d_
.lors.
Recitation-"The Colors of the Not 'nm Mu
Flag"-Douglas McLennan. l
Presentation of the Sarah Max. ll ~p|e“,_ sh- . dgm M
a. dead love, it is easy enough to keep one alive. ,well prize by Mrs. H R Hill i ' ~ E' y
love with a woman when he marries her, or elsei ' son' “muy Ls in need'
he would not take upon hlrnself the burdens and restrictions oi matrl- V
her society. and if he falls out of love with her it
Vice-Regent Royal Edward Chap- -1155.0", father 111'?"
te’ I -0- D~ E- "He went bankrupt and went
Chorus_"Land of Our Birth"- msd,"
5°h°°‘- "Dm he do snytl-un; for nu
National Anthem. ¢"¢||\0|»s-,v'
Chairmnn,` Mr. Simon Paoli. "No, he dldn’t go so msd as that."
_ _
The Great Longset
1 Record 2.0655. Half-brother to The Zombro Belle, 2.06'/4,
idzlm of lsoitn, 2.09'/4, etc. Half-brother io The Colorado
ill.-lie <3) 2.0954, dum of wraek, 2.04'/4, etc. out of The
iAm.»»~i¢..n ls.-llc (3) 2.12'/.. Trouer, bred by A. B. core,
il’aoli, Pu., Vonsigned by Good Time Stable, Foaied 1917;
Ibay horse. Siandard and Registered. Vol. XXII.
I Ai (fharloiictown Driving Park. The race track vet-
\ crzln Tom Holmes, in charge.
Service $10.00 with return- privileges. _
3132.517-r.; _ _ _
12_0O noon. There will be no deliv-
by letter carrier or by rural
POLICE COURT - Bdtllrthy
ornlng a drunk laillng to appear
dollar bail bond estrented. Another
case oi’ unlawful sale of liquor
was adjourned until Wednesday.
The case of two men charged with
unlawful possession of liquor was
was fined $5 and costs or ten days.
CANNOT LOCATE BELATIVES
-The following letter irom the
Bank of Commerce, Montreal,
speaks for itself: For the benefit
of Iormer members of the 2nd Can-
adian Siege Battery ruident in
Prince Edward Island would you be
good enough to give this letter
prominent space. Simon Osetski,
formerly of the 2nd Canadian Siege |
Battery, passed away on 18th May
at the Montreal General Hospital
after a brief illness, death being
due to cancer. As no relatives were
‘known in Canada, interment was
madebytheLl.stPostFundinthe
Field of Honour at Pointe Claire,
the services being attended by sev-
eral former members of the But-
tery. Friends desiring iurther in-
formation may correspond with the
undersigned. H. K. Burchard, c.o.
The Canadian Bank of Commerce,
Montreal, P. Q.
Mr. John l-lowrigan of Bank of
Manhattan, Jamaica, N. Y., is
spending his vacation with his
grandmother, Mrs. Christina Smith,
of Georgetown.
____
Dr. W. li. Garson
CBIROPBACTOB
Three You Palmer Graduate
124 Prince St. Phone 1018
Home Calls Mode.
4820-5-15- ln .
ll0l|SE and STURE
FUR SALE
Dwelling-house and Store Build-
ing on one-hal! acre lot st St.
Pete:-'s Bs!
And the wisest people, with an eye to
Economy and Appearance, naturally tum to
MO0RE’S HOUSE
  PAINT
Moore’s House Paint is the
most economical because it resists
the weather and lasts' longer. The
Paint ~_tl_1at _makes ,your house
more beautiful.`Moore’s.Palht will
not crackor peel.
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Ougquyf
_   O  » f CLEAN- UP MEANS
WE ALSO CARRY THE FUL LDWIIIG, ALL
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IGH GRADE PRODl|GTS:- I
it s n u s H E s    5""'8'° 5*°"‘
' ` ’ A" Kinds. lf' ‘he best known preserv-
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English ANTI-CCRRUSION PAINT
English Anti-Corrosion Paint stops wood rot, and wears like koi;
Known to have lasted and preserved buildings for 20 to 25 years wit
News Tue rms ro 'nrrslnt rue `
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Turpe ntl n e
 English or Canadian. O f  
your House, Barn, Gara¥¢» Store
9
P R V A* .»»un.`.u...n.l........,m ' Mulmav sl.A'ra sUnl=‘A'cr:n ' MURRAY ASPHALT BRICK
Q ° §f'l»§°.l.l-..sf.'§f"l..ff.'1T.'2."§‘»‘l~`§"’»»°.§..'|'I ASPHALT SHINGLES _ I swim;
I The Annual Meeting. of the Prince Ed_  cllsllloiaeglvvn. Beautiful and Fireproof.
or Warehouse. .
MADE PRODUCTS ARE
PROVEN THE BEST
.ou can now obtain the 'full
Murray Line from lIolman’s, Char-
lottetown. Write us, or refer to Hol-
mans Catalog .for description and
Prices of Roofing Supplies and
_ _ 3 21-s-as w _ .
:ward Island Provincial Rifle Association will "1 ll0LMANRsM;:I%iql(r"ANTEED JANUS lu_IBBER ROOFING
7 be held in the Board of Trade R00mS, Market‘ » Wm.-proof, ..e|.|.pmof, me-proof. GM “M” ‘t L" Cm'
MURRAY SLATE SUBFACED BUILDING PAPERS-
lzoormc, MURRAY LIQIUGUM
A very high grade roofing. Makes old roofs like new.
Building, Charlottetown, on _Thursday the
.26ih May at the houl: of 7.30-P. M.
| A full attendance of its members is
_earnestly expected as matters of great im-
portanc will be brought up.
H. M. DAVISON,~V. D.,<'Lieut.-Col.
President
‘_cl-IARLES LEIGH, V. D., Lleut.-col. ° `
Secretary.
_ >§NAlAMs ' '-J - - ~
POTATOES
Wanted u few hundred bags
or White Potatoes-Seed sud
‘rem stock. It wr Wm-
jgmg, ||o|pn’| Wharf.
'.l. Lester Douglas
A Cor. Queen md/Water streets
Pllolo X
Charlottetown sud Sulllmenido.
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