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THE- CENTBIL UUIRBIIN
5  Edwaefd  
Attraction Extraordinary!
Direct from the New Gallery, Kinema, London
THE MASSIVE BRITISH SPECTACLE ‘il
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SIXTY YEARS A QUEEN
Iingland’s Tribute to its Lamenied Sovereign VICTORIA
A Picture Epirome of I Ier Great Career on the Throne _
REGAL REALISM OF GORGEOUS PAGEANTRY!
Thousand: of Spectators, Military llflnnoeuvres, Etc.,
in the llcmonstrntiuns
THE PRODUCTION IN 7 ACTS AND 289 SCENES BY
THE BARKER COMPANY, LONDON |
2 Shows Tonight
7.|5&9 p. rn. l5&25c
Special Matinee, this afternoon for all
Children 10c _
IT PAYQ to buy in In greatest historical film ev r produced I I I ` "
--°" > _ _ . 9 1 `
- QHURCH 0111 ENGLAND,-Mr. special Chlidren's`Ma.tinee this nicer-    _
_ I  I _ ' Fitz raid will preach at noon 10c. 2790. _ ‘ 'A laugh every foot -
Llustice ge
Milton on Sunday, June 71111 B15 I1 --'
m. and Ht. Rllstilio at 3 p. Ill., if SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.-
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#Handsome straw hats worth "Special sale of DOLLAR HATS
from l.00 to 2.50, a great variety. is making things interesting here
uf which we show a sample in for hat buyers. Hats of ailsorts
une of the MENS STORE win worth from 1.50 to 3.00 ench-
dows-ciearlng out Saturday at
50 cents each. Moore & McLeod
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VA good tnieuni poivder is nu in-
vnlunhle uid to the |ir<-sei-v:il,ioii oi:
stiff huts und soft iints-clearing
uni. hi. l.t)0 Plluli. Gel; fi DOLLAR
iiA'i`. Moore .K2 Mr'.i.nod
27rl5,6,6M2|
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E000 “Uml‘l“¥’*"’~ ““"" 5'0" “W “"0 “Hundreds oisplendlrliiuen coi-
nirligiit, ll-ntliers, fine puwiiws in |,~,,-_,-_ ofsniurt.. si.y|i:l\.\i|ap¢;¢,~ mu.
Ynccn, Rose, 'l‘ruiiiiw. /\rhut.\|s, Vin- Ulm- |5 Gent c0||n,-5 Wm |m meg,-_
i 4 for 256
lef.. 25s ii tin. Mciiiiiiion lung Co., led i\ere_Saturdny c. __ .,
Cor. Great George ,md Kent. Streets. M0011? 5' MCl~e0‘| 278” 6'6M2\
.weather permits.
MISS GORMAN S' CONCERT--'
Come to the iPeople'a Theatre and
enjoy this afternoons M-atlnee. Miss
Gorman repeats her concert of N85
week.
VERNON RlVl€.R, -The services
next Sundny will be -ns foilows1--
Cherry Yilllfiy Il/I8l.ll0(Il8l. Cllllfcll.
10_4l'» n. m. und 7 p. m. Sunday
school nf. 6 nm. Vernon River
l`fi|urr-li, 2.30 Il. ni. Sluuluy 301001
1.30.
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_ Prince Edward Theatre. Bo that ev-  _ '~ " ‘ _ ' ' i. , - ~. __ _ _' ._
_ ’ I _ _ _ __ ___ _ __ , ,  ___    
._ . ~ 0 , ~»¢¢ g aa" .__ f,  
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'l‘Ol)AY'l-l MA'I‘lNllJE.-Ai. the re-
u.uest _of the school-tcui=l\e1's the
Prince Edward Thentre will put on I
the ,secure "sixty Years ii Queeif’
th `
hild in Charlottetown may see  
ry c
he wonderful pictures Sixty Yenrs
Queen, Mr Leavitt, manager I
his great, Feature has made the'
rice of admission for this. after-
oon's matinee Ten Cellti. 2790-
'A YOUNG BEAR.-A young boar,
rejoicing in the name of "Ponto."
will he on exhibition in the Grout
George street window oi the McKin-
non Drug Company Limited on But.-
nrdny evening between 8 rind ii
o'f.-lock.
POS'l"I‘i)Nl'\.l).-The horse rnccs
phich were to huve been held on the
Charlottetown Driving Park on Wed-
nesday, were unfortunately postponed
wing to the rain, which inode the
ns n matinee this afternoon for e
sum of 10 cents for children and 25
cents for nilults instead of 150. 411111
25 cts. ns nnnounced. _
tennenf of the Charlottetown School
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l i.(ii-lS'i‘ER FISHlNG.-- Judging by
the success of the lobster fisllermen
ut Sn\';i~,:l: l-luriior since tho 881114011
of ilu- imfirinoiis u.\i:ii|it1tii-.s-tlmi: ull:
ln-inn; lzriiugiit. in to the severni fuc-
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tolhe liohvd that the stock will not
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track su.henvy that it was considered
pisaie to start the horses. The
judges and management, after a con<
ference with the horsemen, declared
e
for June 22. The same classes will
oi Eruressioln will formally close her _U doubt be held It __
. ppears thot
S°l‘°"] for tm” term by u Reception nlld-1' the National Trrttinr Associ -»
ll-”r<:mennde and B'nr;u‘“€f_~ l“V‘t“li““s tiorl rules this wins the olnly house olgnl
“"1-lic ‘SF"‘e‘l 1" 5* cw ‘“yB‘ lto the directors There is no doubt
|that had the weather been line un
:immense crowd _of spectators would
l|n've been present. '
MR M B LEAVI"l‘T‘S REMINES-
oi>0i10‘l» Wi" {"_"“:;s”s toqlxe  CENt`EEl-lllIr.M. B. Leavitt.; who hos.
E""““u fm om' _“Ll g ig 'ml sen' producing l.he magnificent film-‘
I)mN°`"' "hc Imckmg “wc nos. . _ ‘ tory. “Sixty years ii Queen," ut the
15”* """“’¥l' ""t"" "le" .lo "“ " "’"_" lPrince Edward Theatre, is one ofthe
Ioremost members of the tlieutricnl
roiussion iu`the American continent.
!t.oi~ie.~i. 'l‘l\‘ey ure ull nt _least t.w_o Hcis now retired from ncti\'e_ man-
pwg lioizinu in U\l‘»1I‘ i>M`»kl“i€~ lf- 15 gement, und is merely touring with- "{"’““`7 V0 lcllit ix Y
. lights to etugelnud. I-lc also gave ii
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this great film ns xi form of pleasant.
.oil in the me-nn-tinc~ l.. recrezition, rencwinijg ncrlilniiitniicesin
_ ¢ HOPE
“ A SUPERB painting by the
of ,Rs pro'giinitor_ir_nmor tal _and
lived to foi ow him. Ithas sugg
' = ggi its heroin ijlgpe Anderson,
_ ture you will remember. ‘
“Hope Balances Occurrences of Time”
Watt; out of 'the Royal academicians of
En land, entitled “Hope” has ma_de the name
for an in_geni_ous and interesting story of _to-
y,.deg_1ng wit life runongfthe lowly, taking
of Poverty Flats, a picture you will like, a pic-
late William
his -work has
estedacaption + Forty
Sweeden
speak , ‘ l
the good angel i
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Sin stwo rettv llads
f Watch our Adyylertisement for rife-
- , i Latest an best _features i
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' ' Five Good Reels---A
Bang Up
Programme - -
, _~ . . , __ itie ces ostponed, l the Secre- , i ' _ » - _ _ ' ~ . , _ .
,mM{?§§ P‘\;g;i,T¢0,,?,‘;n w§g;;:f,,aZ,i3ryfawr. lb. R. R. sill-.hiiwood said DUUFS Open _ ‘ ` c TWO Slwws
. une - . _ _ - li would advertise s new meeting . 7.30 53  l'\’\  l"\ 5 Nightly
J  Second Show 9
First Show 7.45 
the Maritime Provinces with which
e was intimately acqiiuinted in the
seventies und eighties of lust. i-en-
tury. Mr. Leavit.t’s lust theatrical
visit to the Island was in l8T7,7, when
liis company perf`urmc<l in the old
.nrket Hull. The veteran hns pub-
slied his reminiscences in book form
lunder the title “Fifty Yours in
fl‘lieuti'ical Management." it is ii
grant volume of 750 pages profusely
illustrutl-d, und shows that during
his career Mr. Leavitt hns been the
, . of int di 'i m"u brilliant
lift' to many who in other wall.,
-___ __ ' _.L
of life subsequently disthigushed'
themselves, including Sir H. M,
Htunley. It is noteworthy that the
|l’_reside'uf; ofthe Broadway Publish-
ing Company, which published the
|VoIun1e is un Islander, Mr. Stephen
|G. Clow, who began life as o. reporter
o_n the Gnnrdiuu. That was in 1892,
null Mr. Clow, like so muny other
1..-lluuiers, has since "n_nule good"
lin the grent metropolis to the South.
The film, “Sixty Yours n Queen" is
one of the most costly pro-'liietions
ever put on the screen, the rights for
the Mnritiiue Provinces ulone costing
.l\'ir. Lenviti. :_<."»i}0 per. week. The
prices usuul1y_chsrged for admission
:ui Englund is from 501:. to $l_25_ and
tl ainl nd Illic. nl 50
n ie m u a 1 c., img
here, on account of the low ndmis-
sion fee chnrged. ivy the local tlieiitrng
for ordinnry shows, Mr. Leuvitt. him
lilxed the price ut 250., Two uuicliinos
ure opernted in the pro<luetiou, und
Elie whole story is ‘told in picture in
.n hour und' three quurters. The
principal events in the grunt; mid
glorious .reign ure depicted in such
`mnnner ns to bring vividly helme
lthe spectators the great, liistorie
ersonui_zes of lust; century, mul is
l education in itself.
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The Perfect Silver   lack
Fox Compan ,Ltd. 
Head Office Fharlottctown, P. E. I.
Towmake it worthylbf the name it bc?a'ir's'”is the ambition iofthcfrmcn who have become financially interested in-the;C»ompany. _ .lr
' in the vicinit of Charlottetown, owning its own ranch, Securing all
T he company proposes operating a large fur farm y
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The Provisional Directors Are: 0iher ilriginai Subscribers Are;
. B. RILEY---Tolmcco Manufacturer.
JOHN A`ND.FI`tSON---~Prov. Auditor, Cliarlottetown.
" R. E. SPI [.LF.T'l_‘---Wholesale 'Butter & _Cheese Exporter.
(ji. ll`. l)llIWAli, M. D., Member [.e;;;islal.ive Assam., (lliarlottetown.
J. l.. TOWNSENI)---Commercial 'I‘raveller, Springfield, Mass.
JOHN J. MeCAl't'l‘HY---Prop. American House, Springfield, Mass.
JAM MS 'ICDEN---Capitalist, Director Dom. Trust Co , (Jliarlottetown.
S. A. McDONA_LD---Dry (ioods Merchant, Charlottetown.
R.. (7. (i(i)F`F---Wliolosfile Merchzint. Clifirlo1.tet.oWn.
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J. McL.A`UGl€iLIN---Clerk City Oouri..
J. P. MoDonal<l-~-Driiggist.
H. II. SHAW, B. Sc.---Engineer.
H. R. HILLSON---Merchant.
CldES'l`ER McLURFI---Pres. Fur Farmers’ Burfiau
.IOHN MUIRHEAD---Retired Druggist.
10 Pairs of Foxes
_ Faiih m ihe lndusiry
Management of The
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The Company intend operating a ranch, containing not
less than ten pairs of foxes, and are now holding options on
six pair of the Island’s best silver foxes, and intend increas-
ing this number to ten, as rapidly as the stock sells.
Your Opporiuniiy
No one can now successfully doubt the fact that the great
fox industry is the greatest thatlins ever struck Canada:---an
industry that is fast becoming world-wide in its money-mak-
mg possibilities. Get in now before it is too late. Opportunity
ltnocks once at the door of every ma.n_ A, few hundred dollars
invested today in this company may mean thousands to you
in years to come.
Foxes For the Ranch
The-company will handle only such foxes whose pelts
have made our little Island famous, whose pelts have brought
helr weight in gold. '
The men behind this company have absolute faith in the
~ money-making possibilities of the company. Eyery siiliserib.
9" Wh°9° flame aDl>9l1l‘S here has put up cash, not less than
$600 to a man. This money has already been invested in this
company. ` In addition to this $25,000 ofthe stock has already
bw" lflkfm UD by some prominent American gentlemen who
are keen l09,'l'asp the money-making possibilities of an in-
dustry of this nature. As civilization advances, the
workof the .tmllpef . ._(l¢C.1°99»B6S- The _ silver .pelt
of the futllfe mUS$___?_l_»_0_e§l -_ _ _brin _ czipivity the littlo
IBIMIII in f»l10 Gulf- is the-' ‘country now made fhinous and
from the great succes iottained from breeding silver foxes
in captivity is no_'_w well known as t.l1_e land of the golden pelt.
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“Did you ever see such a skin" quote he; ' '
“There’s naught in the world so fine-
Such fullness of fur as black as the night,
Such lustre, such size, such shine;
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It’s'life to a one-lunged man like;
It's London, it's women, it s win
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“For lookye, the skin---it’s assmooth as ein
And black as the core of the pit" A
And a prize likewise in e woman's eyes
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Company :_
‘ The management ofthe company will be conducted on
the most scieni.il`ic lines known to the industry. The stock-
holders will sliare in all the profits of the con1pan‘y. Tlili
- COWPIIUY will own its rench. '1‘hc foxes will be handed over
P0 Ulf’ <‘f0lT\i>l1f1Y 1111 $l7.000 per pair, which includes lill cost
in c_onneet.ion with the flotation of the company. such an
selling stock, advertising and other incidental expenses.
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Terms   ~
In °l'd91` t9 EWG the Small investors a. chance the Com-
pany have decided to place the shares at $25 each. Ten
Cent with the application; 20 por cent on Ju-ly 10th, and t
balance on August 10th. Application for this stock may l
made .to i_1ny»of the names mentioned here, who- are authoriz-
ed _to deliver receipt for same. Q For anyifurtlier information
~wr1te to any of the directors, or the original s`ubS0rib°l'B~
harem mentioned, ' - _ ;  __ 1
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cl' rox 5oM'i>i 1'~lY`fflmii¢a,¢fi1<‘i°§g7§;i_.§'i.;'i'1_.`,I-gy
twenty [20] per cent on July. 10th and final
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