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The Practical Watch and Clock Repairer
268 Qneen Street Charlottetown
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The announcement that “East
Lynne," said to he the greatest love
drama of all ages, was to be present-
ed at the Prince Edward attracted
three of the largest houses in its his-
tory to the theatre yesterday. The
play is universally known since the
early Victoria Era and still better a
great many have read the story, facts
which make it unnecessary to here
tell the story.
-It is even beltcr presented than on
the "legitimate" stage, staged, as it
is, in the beautiful and historic Sev-
ern River Valley, in Western Eug-
land, where Mrs. llenry Wood laid the
scene of licr romance oi’ love, hate
and ambition, it is produccd with llic
intended appropriate and niagiiiilccnt
settings which greatly improve its
production. There are 117 gorgeous
scenes i.ii all making up 7.000 feet of
film, about six reels, perfectly photo-
graphed and projcirtcil ino~it plciisiiin-
ly. The play is acted by a distinguisli-
ed cast of notable players. with
Blanch Forsythe in the role of "Lady
Isabel" and Fred l’aiil playing the
part of Richard Carlyle, wlio interpret
the story in a well defined manner.
lt is one of the greatest succcmes
of the Fziiiioiis Players Film C0..
which ii-i nlone suiilizicnt to vouch for
its superiority. and suitcil the most
i'n.stliiious oi' the great crowds who
witnessed it. lf. is only once in a life
iime that a person has the opportunity
of seeing a play of this kind and no
doubt the Prince Edward will bc
again crowded to overflowing on its
second presentation ut the matinee
.this afternoon and at both shows to-
night. "
"Tho Conspirators,” a splendid onc-
reel drama, and a side~splitting coin-
edy, “Tango In Tuckerville," were me
other pictures.
Mr. Haskins received tromentloiiii
applause when he sang “Tic, Tac
Toe."
A GERMAN
OFFICERS ORDERS
-LONDON. Feb. 24.--The military
observer attached to the British head-
qqarterli in the field says, in a report
given out by the official information
bureau here today, that a diary found p
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Mr L. Wood. Ht. Herbert, was in
Charlottetown yesterday. 4
Messrs c. 1i:_."'r.e~vnrer. ‘eraps...|_ ...ra
Vernon Moore, Westmoreland, were in
the city yesterday; _
Nicholas.
the city Wednesday to attend his moth-
er's funeral, left last night for return
to Sydney. -
Mr John D. Andrews, Belmont Mills,
returned from Souris this morning,
iv;hie;_re he had been judging at the
a _
Mr. Allan Robertson, Mt. Hope, was
in Charlottetown yesterday with his
.Own and Mr. V. 1-l. Dockendorffs win-
,ter feeding of pork, which he dispos-
ed of nt 9c per lb.
Mr T. w. McD§fi§KM.i..A., George
town, arrived home yesterday by the
Minto from Quebec. where he had
been training for a commission as
t lieutenant.
li is rumorcii at Sydney flint llev;
Dr. Pringle. who has been in indiffer-
ent healtii. since he went ever to
Great Britain. is retuming homej 'In
fact, it is said that he will be here in
the course of n month,
Miss Winnie McFarlane, of Marsh-
field, and Mr. Frank Bovyer, of Mont
Stewart. who resided in Milford, Mass.,
for the last two years have returned
home. The latter in response of a
telegarm announcing the serious ill-
ness of his brother.
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(Special to the Guardian.)
CHICAGO, Feb. 26.-Wheat, No. 2
Red, $1.46; A, $1.51; No. 2 Hard,
$1.47; A, $1.52.
Corn. No. 4 Yellow. ilic.; A. 66c.;
No. 4 White, 67c.; A. 6812.
Oats, No. 3 White. 54c.; A, 55c.;
No. 4 White. 53%c.; A, 5-ic.
Rye. No. 3, $1.15.
Barley, 69c.; A, 80c.
Timothy. $5; A. $6.50.
Clover, $10.50; A,_ $14.
Pork, $16.90. liard, $9.75.
Ribs, $8.87; A, $9.37.
IRISH CANADIAN WON VICTORIA
CROSS.
LONDON, Feb. 25.-Corporal Mich.
ael 0’Leary, who won the Victoria
Cross and was promoted to Sergeant
in tlie~Field, is an Irish Canadian. He
belongs to,_Regina and was in the
Mounted Police. He is the first soldier
leaving Canadian shores to win the
much coveted honor. Ho joined the
police force at Regina in August 1913,
coming from London. England. Pre-
viously lie had served three years in
the irish Guards. He was a man of
splendid physique, a fine type of sol-
dier and highly thought of by the
Mounted Police officials.
0'Leary, when a member of a atomi-
ing party at Cuinchy. on Feb lst..
pushed to the front of his comrades
and killed five Germans who were
holding the first barricade. O’Lenry
then attacked the second barricade,
sixty yards beyond and captured it.
killing three more Germans and mak-
ing two other prisoners. O'Leary thus
practically secured the enemy’s posi-
tion by himself, preventing the rest of
the attacking party from being fired
upon.
Pnorssr net/iv in TAKING ne-
PnisAi_s. ‘
LONDON, Feb. 25.-Complaints at
the blockade or whatever' reprisals
liavc been decided upon against Ger
many, are voiced in the editorial col
umns of the morning papers. The
Mail says that the British Nation is
laboring under the delusion that Gcr
many is being subjected to a strict
blockade, while the very reverse is the
fact. Food and raw materials, the
paper says. still are being imported in
to Germany
The Graphic similarly complains
that while the British Cabinet liesl
tates. a large part oi' Belgium has been
reduced to semi-starvation by German
military pressure.
Tho morning papers also discuss the
sinking oi’ the American steamer
Evelyn rind possible complications
which may arise between the United
States and Germany because of the in-
cident. The Gmphic says that if the
German people were guided by pure
reason they would try to discover
some method of conclliating American
opinion. '
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THE HAGUE. Feb. 25.-There is
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ed at any moment. There have been
been kept strictly secret.
on a German oiiicer captured at Cul-‘
iicby, France, contained an order that
no French prisoners were to be taken
'to -the first ottackiiis H110-
'That phrase was ambiguous and did
not necessarily mean anvthinz more
th that the attacking line was not
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MONTREAL Feb 35-Aillf-filll
will be taken this morning to the mili-
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than are already four hundred of
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ed from New Haven after a pleasant
visit to Mr. and Mrs. .viichael Murphy.
has returned to her home after a, visit
to her sister, Mrs., Frank Perry of St,
_ Mr. Hector McMillan, who ,came ,to
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been in conference with some of the THE WWE OF CDUNT ZEPPEUN
its fourth face meeting on Wednesday
arte;-n0°p_ The ice was sood and the
an maeanumsro a res
and only landed fourth. 'Brazillian Jr
the winter is over.
s, y, y resceus.
Queen Catherine, Yankee Princeton
and Douglass, Casey Cresceus, driven
by Daniel Steele,_won first place being
hard pressed by Queen Catherine, a
green pacer, which is very speedy and
showed up well for her first raceln
hoppies. Douglas finished third. Yan-
kee Princeton met with an accident
in the first heat and was drawn.
BUMMARY.
" 3-Minute Clans.
Mystery, A. Allen . . . . . . . . .
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Premier, D. Steele  
Brazillian Jr., Millmsn . . . .. .
Kizen D., McLure . . . .
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Sweet Marie, Matthews . . . . .
Time: 1.11; 1.10; 1.91/4;
' 2.40 Clan.
Casey Cresceus, Steele . . . . .
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Queen Catherine, linrding 
Douglas, McNeill . . . . . .
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Yankee Princeton, Gamble 
Time: 1.6%; 1.5; 1.6; 1.6%.
Judges-D. R. Morrison, Walter
Found and J. F. Arnett.
Timer--Robert Morrison.
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GERMAN PRESS
P REALISES FACTS.
BERLIN, Feb. 25.-The _ German
Government has made known that it
objects to the use of expressions like
the oft»quoted words “God punish Eng-
land" or mail going abroad from Ger-
many.
The North German Gazette yester-
day called attention to tue fact that
certain German firms have been rub-
ber-stamping the envelopes and letter-
heads used in their correspondence
with neutral countries with objection-
able inscriptions, which are intended
as insults to countries hostile to Ger-
many.
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inscriptions must havekexactly the
opposite effect upon neutrals they are
intended to have.
WHAT THE S0-CALLED ‘BLOCK-
ADE' MEANS.
LONDON, Feb. 25.-The Morning
Posts naval expert, in discussing Gei'~
many’s proposal to blockade the Bri-
. a q e .
it depends for a solution upon two fac-
tors-the force she has at command
mand. One is not accurately known
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