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Mlllllfl HUHSE HAEES
EDU198 f0l' the mati ee ac .to be
held June 14th close :ri`tlirthg.Secre-
YBFYJ 9% 'the Club. Phone* 547-L.
Friday. Names oi’ horses mustlbe in
y'then. so that they can be classiilod
,that evening and the management
given ample time for getting the score
cards arranged.
There is no entry tee but all owners
jmust be members of the club. The
i-_Secretary will be at the local_track
‘every afternoon this week, weather
permitting, '
- . ci-iA|.|.eNes. __
We the West Kent' baseball team
challenge the Queen Square baseball
team to n series ot' three games to -be
_Dlayed at Victoria Park, beginning'
Thursday, 10th of June, at 3.30 p.m.,
Umpire to be agreed upon later.
 Psasgiints _
Miss Etta Douglas, Mt. stewart, nas'
‘left for Boston.--L.
Mr. Leslie Young, Pownal, was, a
visitor to the city yesterday. _
Dr D. Darrach, Kensington, was in
'Charlottetown yesterday. -
Mrs. A. A. Moore, Pownal, is in the
P. 'El i.-, Hospital i’or'treatment, sihe
expects to return to her home shortly.
Mrs. W. B. Robertson. city, crossed
yesterday by the Empress en route- to
Vancouver.
Miss Sadie Mills of this city .spent
Sunday with her uncle in Pownal, Mr.
and Mrs. James Mutlow. '
Miss Margaret McEachern, Mount
Albion, was among the inward pas-
sengers on the Murray Harbor train
yesterday. *
Mrs Frank Barnes oi New York,
accompanied by her son, Robert, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs D. A.
McKinnon, Kent Street.
Miss Margaret 0'Hearn of this city
spent Sunday with friends in Pownal
the guest oi’ Mr. and Mrs. James Mut-
low.
The serious illness of Mr. Stanllaus
Saunderson, Hillsboro Street, is caus-
ing hig family and friends deep con-
cern.-
Ex-Governor and Mrs Benjamin
Rogers came to Charlottetown by the
express last night.
Mr C. B. Chappell oi Messrs Chap-
pell & Hunter, architects, came to
Charlottetown by the express from
Summersido last night.
Mr Archibald McEachern, brother
ot the late Mr John McEachern. ar-
rived in Charlottetown last evening
by the Northumberland from Pictou.
Dr and Mrs J. C. Ballem, Bedeque,
arrived in Charlottetown by the
Northumberland irom Nova Scotia
last evening,
Her many friends will regret to
'lea.rn.that -Mrs.- Wm. McKenzie, 'St.=
Andrews was taken to the P. E. I.
Hospital on Saturday, June 5th, for
treatment.-. _ _ -
Mr G. Renny. manager ot Messrs A.
Keith & Sons, Halifax, arrived in
Charlottetown last evening and re-
gistered at the'Victoria.
The many friends of Miss Grace
Gay' deeply regret to learn nf her
serious illness in the P. E. I. llos-_
_pltal. Yesterday Miss Gay's condition“
was reported slightly improved.
Messrs -W. McLeod, J. McDufi’, P.
Aiileck and Geo.1Green. Mt. Stewart,
were in Charlottetown attending the
races on Thursday the 3rd.-_
Mrs A. Ethel Dunbrack's friends
will be pleased' to learn that she was
able to leave _the hospital yesterday,
alter a trying illness ot some weeks.
Mrs; Samuel Marshall, accompanied
by her son. Norman, has arrived in
Charlottetown from Toronto on a visit
to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Corney, Elm avenue.
Mr. L. M. Ferguson. inspector of
Telephones and Telegraph, T. & N. 0.
Railway. North Bay, Ontario, is
spending his holidays at his old home
in New London. '
Mrs. _(Rev.) E. S. Weeks is spend-
ing-a couple oi weeks nt Cardigan
with her parents John and Mrs Poole.
Mrs. Weeks underwent an operation
in the P. E. I., Hospital. The opera-
tion was highly successful. '
Miss Pearl Dlnnis. who was attend-
ing the closing _exercises at Sackville
Academy, and her sister. Miss Bea-f
trice, who has spent the year in the
Ladies' College, arrived home .last
night. The Misses Dlnnis since ,the
closing oi' the college have been visit-
ing among their friends in Nova Sco-
tia, and New- -Brunswick. `
_ HUM-IFR OF THE HOUR.
, As the head -oi an insurance com-
pany, he decided io visit one oi the
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:`;¥i'“1""""""‘ " -K ’ districts which -showed a. falling nfl’
in business and quitly investigate
While thus engaged he was asked
_how his company found i'busine'silI‘
speaking for itself. "Oh,-
we will be about halt s million ahead,
the ilrst halt oi this year." he replied,
the undertaker."
The rehersal had not gone at all to'
please the stage director, who, at its
close. severely and unjustly criticized
the leading man. In conclusion he
said: "Say, do you think l have been
A stage director for fltteemyelrs for
nothing," "I cannot say al to that,"
_answered the actor suaveiy, "hut it
yen naven't, you have cheated -
manalement."'- - ,
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THE PEUFLPS .
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__n?pfa matteroi course the. People’s.
eatre imariahly show _tha best pro-
curable iri»'l'lm1\th1sm|,- but-Nast night
the managegipnt went even one better,
`a'nd~’patroh '°were>1gi#en~fa“i~ara -treati
in tl hand-coloured four-reel Paths,
entitled "More Than Queen." Space
will notuiermit an extended report,
sufficient to say it was everythingthe
advance advertising claimed tor it,
‘,l'l‘he plot was simple and each char-
,acter easily -followed. The tire scene.
in the third reel was one of the most
realistic, and the daring rescues be-
to the ma niilcent mansion was re
ence"thrills that made them forget
they were witnessing _a picture. The
'handsome “colouring throughout _added
to the lieauty and heipe greatly to
set ,on 'the' elegant costumes' _in the
ballroom scene, ` “ Runa.wdy_'Ju_ae"'.in
two reels kept the ~hudience'gusss-
ing. In this episode she‘is seen with
the Blye' party in --Bermuda, her
escape from the yacht and_subsequent
thrilling and interestingevents kept
the crowd guessing how it would all
end. The second episode oi "The
Beloved Adventurer" was extremely
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duced to sages, gave the large audi-_
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cANAo|AN FAcTo|=uEs TUQNJNG
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OTTAWA, Junc 4.- The appeal by
_the Right Hon. Lloyd-George for
greater assistance on the part Qi the
masses in Great Britain in the manu-
facture of munitions of war, directs
attention anew to the activities in
d\|SU‘Y» but it is aiding the Allies in a
wal' that is most essential to their
success.
Frr i ~ 5' factory or shop that
the equipment, #Om the steel
in Nfwa Scoi.ia'right through
-'shellllie heingg tum-
Uil ‘smalle'i"con`cems have
equipment to shell
others are making
total production at present is
thousand shells a day. Before
is planned to make the daily
ility thousand. Two kinds are
made, shrapnel ` and high ex-
At several points explosives
destructive kind are he-
so far placed in Can-
,close on two
and they will
The number
men around 60.000, and
more are wanted. Upwards oi' 600,000
shells sent to the front i'rom Canada
'are giving the greatest satisfaction.
Several industries are also work-
ing at high pressure in the making
of machine guns, riiies and similar
epuipment. ~
BOBBY'S AUNT.
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interesting and made up the last reel that lille in Cflimilfl- --~~-
moll\cr’s kilt-c he did not mention the |nma{h y."
Of an exceptionally line programme, _' Some months ako it vigorous cam- Bobby n_ad been taught to 1'l.~mum~ :mme oi' a. favorite aunt. ‘iWell,"1'nuther." replied the little -
which Wm. be shown again wmigm paign in shell production was started, her all his ielativrs 1'/l.en he :raid his “Why, Booby,"suiii the mother "yon bo_v.4"’I ~do»i't° have to say that any :
for the last time. . . . audit has not only stimulated the in- Prayers. Ouc night. as hc knelt at his nitin’t say 'Godbless Aunt Beatrice and more,"Aunt Iieatrlct-'s engaged. 1
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   Effort of a United Empire?  `    
'  T I It should not be supposed that contributions of three or four hundred men
a few odd dollars, Some bass . of oats and boxes of socks _constitute our rightful
V sacrihce. So far not more than a handful of people in all this country haveany
""`éict‘L'i'?2`il realization of what the war means. These few have given their 
or their sons to the cause of Empire. The remainder have .done nothing in com-
parison with their abilities and their opportunities. V
Our national life,our peace, our prosperity and our happiness are so depend-
‘ ent ulpon the well-being of the British Empire that only by playing our part "in
- that mpire can we _maintain our fortunate position, ' . -
Up to the present ninety-nin‘e per cent. of us do not realize what sacrifice
V means, nor what is being endured by those nearer to the firing line than we
are. We must give, not only of ourmaterial wealth, but of our blood, and not
nigga-'rdly, but with a generous hand. _ . 
 None of us wish to part with ourhusbands-and our children, but it is bet-
ter that they should serve the Empire and save our homes than that our enem-
ies should triumph and all that we hold dear be taken from us. '
“For Romans in Rome’s quarrel
_Spared neither land nor gold, _ ' :_
Nor son nor wife, nor limb nor life,
In the brave days of old.”
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' The 55th Regiment still requires two hundred men from this Province.
- These men must be furnished at once, and must be recruited from P. E. Island
N homes. We cannot ask strangers to take our places. ' The duty _before us is clear,
however hard the art may seem. 'Some will lose their lives; others will be
maimed; many will)return._ - - V
i ' ~ MEN - OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND-Once upon a time there was a
- _man who said that he would -rather be a live coward than a dead hero. __ V _  _
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