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PAGE SIX THE cHARLo'1-'mrown GUARDIM JUNE 23» 19-S ' ‘
r“*1~15 ' I eop e s
Theatre 8 50
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“The Gentleman
Wm. A. Brady and the W
' Present “TOM WISE” in
from Mississippi”
A Five Act Play of the Trials and the Pleasures of.
a New Senator.
orld Film Corporation
Other Pictures l See Evening Papers
“The Perils
Friday and Saturday--Remember the Days
of Pauline”
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Comfort Purch- /M
asc one oi these   é -_
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They are made from selected well-seasoned stock.
swinging parts ilu natural
v_arnisli. “-.iroiigly built and are guarantee in every
children. Price .... .$6.50
ery strong and serviceable
....  Ea
frame paint(-ci red, and
wav. lloltls 4 adults or six
' 'li-.liy Lawn Swings. v
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porch or lawn ........... ..
This Serviceahle
LawnSeat Only 1.50
These seats are made
of hardwood, painted and
varnished, will fold up.
An ideal seat for the
....................... ..$1.50
Camp Chairs, made strong, exceedingly light
m
in weight, fold very co
backs..  
Steel Folding iCain
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pactly and have canvas
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p Stools, can be fOldGd
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Boston Shoe
Shining ‘Parlors
Special Chairs for Ladies
Panama, Straw and all
kinds of Felt Hats Cleaned
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We carry :i full line of Polishes
for Suedes all colors, Imperial
onze and White Shoes.
We Clean Our Hats Here
‘--in Charlottetown-
Therefore we do not have
to Charge Extra for.
Expressage or Sending
them Away
Out of Town Orders Promptlyl
Attended .to l
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Canvas... .. .
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Ladies’ Canvasl 
have just come
to us and are great value.
w while we have
SNEAKERS for OLD
and YOUNG. All sizes.
&
IT PAYS to buy in this Province.
IN THE SENIOR events for the
[)(,mi|,u,|i liar Athletic iueei. at the
Abegwt-ii ',;rouiuis n two-mile bicycle
mu- \t~¢i_t~ omitted from yesterdays
progi-amine.
ROYAL ARCH OFFICERS.-Ai last
night's session oi' the Grand Royal
Ari-li Vhapit.-r oi' Nova Scotia, held lil
ilu- .\lasonit~ Temple, the following oi`-
in-ers were eloeied and installed: \\'.
P. [)onll. ttliarlotietowii. Grand lligh
Priest; J. LT. McKay, Sydney, Grand
King; \\`. A. l-jllis, St. Johlfs .\'e\\‘-
ioiiiiillaiul. Grand Scribe; M. .\li~l~`.
llall, Halifax, Graiul Treasurer; S. .l.
\\`addell, Truro, .\`. S., Grand Sewe-
tary.
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION
-- .\ slit-ice-ssful t-onvt‘ntioii oi' ilu- York
liisirit-i S. S. Association \\'as lu-lil in
ilu- i'huri-li at \\-'insloe North on l~`ri-
day. .l|ilu- lhih. Tlu- afternoon ses-
sion was taken up with re-ports and a
rouiul table t-oni't-rent.-e oi' ilu- S. S.
\vorlrt-rs. At the t-vt-liiiuz iiu-eiiiiiz,
wliit-li was largely aiieiuleil. lie-\'. il.
A. Ross gave a iiiut-li-appri-i-lated ad-
dress. Ile spoke [oreilily and earnest-
ly, oi` the need of inilivitluul sacrifice
and work to make the fort-es of influ-
eiu-t» for good felt in eonunuiiities or
in ilu- world at lai‘i.:i-. “\\'e are fitted
for and eallod upon for service and
dare not shirk our rt-spoiisiliilitit-s."
l`t<-v. l-`. l). t‘oilin also aililri-sserl ilu-
tconvi-ntion and in a ff-w I-:ii‘ii<-st words
tout-lu-tl thi- lu-_v-iioto oi' home and
honu- iuiliu-iu'e to inakt- ilu- boys and
izirls know and love the laws of God.
A rt-.sulutioii of appreciation was
drawn up and i`or\\'ai'ded io Mr, U. I\l.
ltobinson, who has bi-on associated
with this district and is at pri-sent
si-ryiiig with the i'oi't-es iii France. Thi-
\\'iusloi- _\'oi'ih rlioir tiirnislu-d good
iniisit- for the or-easion. An invitation
was given to niet-i for the next annual
t-onvt.-ntion in ilu- 1-hurt-li ni (‘0vt-head
uiul was act-epieil.
MERQHANTS MEETING.-The re-
tail in(-reliants oi' Uliarloiletowii nu-t
in thi- lloard nl' Tradt- ltooins last
night aiul ilt-eided to organise a Retail
Association for ilu- l’i'o\'lnt-t- of l’riiurI-
l-Id\vard lslaiul. This Assoviutioii is
a Dominion Associatioii. cove-riiiig
I'anaila from coast to coast and is
i'oriiu-il for ilu- betterment oi' traili-
i-oiulitions and lo look after matters
of legislation. lt is in no way a vom-
bine against ilu- consumer, hui. is
simply fornii-il to look after the cou-
tlltions of ilu- retailer and anything
lu-nf-tiling ilu- retailer iiuliri-c'tly bene-
iiis ilu- <'onsuuier. ’l`his Association
has a largt- aiteiulaiure in t‘anada and
it is hope-il that I-very nu-reliant in
l’riiu'e l-Edward Island will support it.
Mr lloyle. ilu- iimaiiist-i‘. will i-over
ilu- pro\'iiu-e, and he hopes in get
1-vt-ry nu-rr'liani into the fold. Mr
lioyli- aflilri-sseil the niereluiiils lust
t-vi-niiu: explaining the objects of the
.»\ss:u~iuiion, etc, After his uddrt-ss
aiul it short iliseii.-isioii, on ilu- inotinn
oi' Mi' S. A. lllellonuld. st-eoiult-il by
.\lr <'ollin`. it was dt-ciderl to form a
loeal brancli ol' the Dominion Associa-
tion. The following ofiicers were
ai.point<-d:--l’resiilt-iii,  A. Mt~l)on-
alll; l<`ii'st \'i\'i--l’ri-sideni, H. Jenkins;
Si-r-oiul \'it-i--l’resiileni. \\'ni, l’i-ardi-ii;
’l`rr-.isiiiv-1', i‘_ ll. lilaek; ilu-so ofiit-ers
liaviiu: tlu- power io elect ilu-ii' own
set-i'i-i:ii`_\‘. I\lr I-I. Seller was appoiiiti-il
si-t-ri-tary oi` the groi-ei‘s' braiufli of ilu-
loeal iissoeiaiiioli.
SIH THUS. SHAUGHNESSY
EXPECTS IMMIEHANTS
(Special to the Guardian.)
l.(l.\.`lJtl\', June 22.~-Sir ’l`homns
Sluu|i~'.liiu-ssy I-xpri-sses satisfaiziion
with ilu- rt-stills ol' his visit. 'l`hoin:li
d»-n_\'ing that lu- luis been ai-rangliig
any eiriigralioii si-lienu-, after' the war
lu- 1-x|u»<~ts innuy ex-soldiers will pre-
fer to try ilu- new lift- rntlii-.r than
iv-turn to fornu-r conditions. \Vliile
slutini; that ilu- finances oi' the (',I‘.ll.
:ire :eiillieieiitly set-tire to prevent the
ru-i-i-ssity oi' a loan at present. lu-
:ippi-aretl to loavo room for supposing
It was noi out oi' the question thai.,
lair-i-_ sonu- sucli nu.-asure might he
taht-ii.
YOUNG PREACHER
UNDER ARREST
l'lll.\'i‘ld Al,ill<Zlt'l‘, Sash.. Juni- 18.
~--John (lruy, a l’i'esbyti-rlan sttulent
froiu Iliontrt-al. who has lu-t-ii preach-
ing at l~li-nri llonri.: und Alini.;l_v is
lu-l-l by lhe lViounif-il Police on sus-
pit-ion i`ollo\vii\i.: ilu- all(-gntioii that
he had been iieultlng pro-Gt-riiiuii stule-
iiii-nis. 'I`lu- police oillt-ers say it pre-
linilvinaijv lu-tiring will be lu-ld after
(li‘ay`s history is.procuri-il.
A GOOD THING
Whcn lt Comes Along Don’t Let It
Get Away From You
“l really feel tluii it is harilly pon-
sihle to say too niiu-li in favor ofGrape
Nuts as ii lu-iilili food," writes it t'hl-
eaigo lady: ~
"l-‘or 9 or i0 years l had sui‘[ered
from lntllge-stlon aiul chronic coniuipn-
lion, caused b_v thi- <-ontinueil use 0‘l`
coffee and rich, heavy foods: 'My all-"
ments made my life so wretcliedthnt
l was eager io try anything_ilia.t,held
out a promise o`f help. And thu't is bow
I hnppeiif-tl to buy a package of Grape-
Nuts l fouiul exactly what l wanted
and ru-eil:-rl. From the day I begiin to
use lt l noticed an improvement and
in ii vory few weeks l found my -health
was being restored.
“My digestive apparatus now works
perfectly mul chronic constipation has
been entirely relieved. I have gained
in weight niuii-rlally, mul life is n very
pleasnni thing to me so long im l use
(irnpe-Nnts once or twice a day. I
have found by experiment that lf l
leave it oil for it few days my health
suffers.
“A physician ln our town has great
stu-.fact-.s in treating stomach troubles,
and the secret of lt ispthat he puts his
patient on Grape-Nuts food-it always
brings hack the power of digestion.”
Name given by Canadian Postum
tio., Windsor, Ont. esd "The Road to
Wellvie,” in pkizs. "There’s a Reason"
Ever r¢nd the above latter? A new
one a can from time to time The
PP Y
are genuine true. and full of humin
lniorest.
~. _.ap  '...-.;a_ff...r»'~ _  .. ,
GRAND LODE A. F. AND A. M.-
’l`lu- Grand Lodge A. F. and A. M.`- of
l’. l-J. island. meets in Masonic Tem-
ple, ifhnrlotteiown this morning at
t 11.30. . r - `
HOME GUARD.-At a well attend-
ed meeting of the (‘harlottetown Home
Guards held last evening at the Aar-
ourles, li was unanimously decided to
t-oniinue drilling dm.-ing the summer,
either once or twice it week as the
oiiieers deeined advisable. llienihers
oi" Nos. 1 and 2 Companies will turn
out iu-xi Tuesday night and drill to-
gellier. The weekly drill ot' .\'u.- 1
i‘oinpan_v on Thursday night is there-
fore cancelled. All members of the
Home Guard will meet Tuesday night
for rifle drill at 8 o‘clock at the drill
hall. The nieeting was eutliusiasiic
and every man present expressed a
dr-sire io continue the orgn_niv.ailon. A
lu-arty vote of thanks was passed and
three elu-ers given to the otileors who
had lu-eu so i`alLhl`ul in their iniliiary
services, after which ilu- nu-i-ting
closed by singing the National .-\n-
them.
MUSUUE UF_§l. SUPHII
Destruction Threatened by Ger-
mun Commander of Turkish
lirmy.
With riistoiiiary lust for dt-siriu-tion
reports froni tfreilitahle soiii'i.-1-s indi-
cate that the German (‘oinni:uuler-in-
i‘hii-i' of the 'l`ui-kish Army caused the
aiu-ieut Mosiiiiz- oi' Si Sophia to be
t-are-i`iilly mini-d lu-fore ilu- advaiu-e of
ilu- Allies, and in i-.vent oi' ilu- 'l`\n'kish
government removing from Constan-
tinople. ilu- total destruction of this
\vui‘ulori`ul place of Mohainuu-dan wor-
ship seems assured.
The Mosque was originally ilu-
i‘nihc-dral of St Sophia. built b_v the
Einperor Jusiinian about ilu- year 532.
lt is pure Moorisli arc-liiti-<-iiire and
represents one oi' the lint-st spet-iniens
of ilu- llyzanliiu- pi-rlod.
li reinuineii a Christian <'hur<'li
until the invasion of tht- 'l`ui'ks in ilu-
elevt-nih centiiry, since \\'hii'h time it
luis been a house of pagan wot-slilp.
Nearly fourteen liuiulred years old
tliissaiicleni ediilce may now lieconu-
(lerniaii hands.
Once under the Christian enibloni.
however. those who have been to
Constantinople would triil_\' like to snr-
this woiuli-rfnl shrine pass again from
its control of the (`.rt-sei-ni to the
t‘ross unst-allied and ii is I-oniidi-iitly
experii-tl that before ilu- t-oniiniz o|`
autumn ilu- haiiiu-rs ol' ilu- Allies will
be ilu- ilairs which will \vavt- over ilu-
Sult:in's eliii-l' city.
l-`ori.-inosi aniong ilu-.ni \\'ill be ilu.-
llriiish l't\ion Jack. thi- same flag
whivh ilu- (luariliun ol'|'i-rs to its
lreatli-rs on gift if-rms. .-\s st-t forth an
i another page oi` this issiu-, lhest- i'i\ll
sized. fast 'colour luiniini.-; _flags are
eiiuipped with brass' l`err\ile-jointed
pole hall aiul halyard. as well as metal
iviiulow sockets. iiiul arf- luiiulf-il out
to patriotit- (‘anadianf; who pri-st-iii
ilu- coupon clipped froni ilu- iinnoniu-<\-
nu-iii togetlu-r with the small sum to
-li-l`i'a_v the expense oi' assi-inbliiig and
tlisiributiiig the outfits. .
AVERAGE OF 2,000 GERMANS
I. HAVE BEEN KILLED DAILY
I¥l1lll.\'l-1, June 20.-The iu-wspaper
'l`agw:i<-lil. l'rIi-ndly to the Soi-iaif-.l»=,
annotniced posliivey today that 388,891
(li-i‘iiuiii.';'l\ful been killed on all battle
fronts al tho I-nd ol` Mart-li, and that
it was t-siiiiuiied 60,000 (lc-rinaiis re-
ported missing also had been killed.
In the last few nionllis 2,000 GGer-
nians have' been killed daily, the arl-
iole said:
The 'l`ng\vuclii also stated - it had
rt-liable in forniat ion that the Gi-rmnns
wouiuled ai ilu- lieiriiriiiiig oi' May io-
iulled 9313.438
PASSED AS AMERICANS, TRIED
TO HELP
GERMAN PRISONERS ESCAPE.
l.0Nl>()N. June 21.---A (`op¢-nliaizen
despair-li to ilu- ldxr-liiinge Tele-grapli
(‘ompany says three Gerrnuns who
i'eet-iiily were iiullett-tl on eliarges oi'
attr-nipiing to help inierned officers of
Z:-ppelins in est-ripe, have been sen-
ieiu-eil io fourteen days imprison-
ment. Oni- who was allowed to go
hack io Gt-rinany under heavy bail is
not. expected io return. `
’l`wo of the men arrested represent-
ed ilu-ins(-Ives to' be Amerlcaifs. but. it
was esiablislied thai this claim was
not tru(-.
'l‘lu-y were eliargr-d with having
niade elaborate plans to uid in ilu-
esu-ape from Denmark ol' the ollu-ers
oi' two Zeppelin.-1 wrecked last l-`i-b-
ruary off the Danish const.
HOCKEY PLAYER
IS REPORTED MISSING
llAl.ll-‘AX. June 20.-Private Jas.
I-‘. Murphy. oi’ New Glasgow, is report-
ed missing from the t‘unadlau Expedi-
iloniiry force in the recent casualty
llsi issued froiu Ottawa. Privati-
Murphy is ri-ported missing lu-tw:-en
the datos of April 2-tih and April 20th.
The name is hy no inf-ans unfa-
liiilinr to Halifax hockey fans, as the
inlssing iunn is no other than ‘Jlnin\y’
Murphy. who has ilgureil on the So-
cial llnefiip sei-eriil winters ago, and
was seen lu-re often with thc “Black
Foxes." He was ri rugged uiul heavy
defense min, and n- pretty c-ft‘ec`iive
pt-rfnrm'~r. lic is a hroilier nl’
"Mike" Murphy, the fninous "tourist"
player. who lisa been with New
-Tllaage-.v Sneinls. Frederu-toii and
several ripper (Vi-uifliiiii into-uns
He., with another brother, "Sammy"
Murpliyv also of New Glasgow, and
"Mike'] played semi-pro hockey at
Fredericton in 1914.
Prlvixte "Jimmy" Murphy is an ls-
Inndei' by birth. and has been living
ln New Glasgow during the pnst. ten
years. lie was in the 15th battalion,
which ima suffered very heavy losses
at the battle of Lnngemarcke. There
ls a possibility that Private Murphy
is one of the number of Canadians tak-
en prisoner by the' Germans in that
battle.
- Private Murphy enlisted out of the
Sth Picton High andere, Joining the
17th battalion st Vsilpnrtier. Later he
was drafted to the 5th-battalion, ii
kilted corps in yrliich- many -msritnme
men are lervlnl.. _
kt..-as lr. .» ' »
WELL KNOWN '
1" ; 
P Esinrin
lsusprnnrn
i /vo/vs-so-EASY
Pl/\l3L iN tl/tlIl\i')/A
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: 
A PREPARATION
FOR THE FUTURE
l’AltlS, June l9.‘~Exir:\cts i`rom a
letter said to lnive been sentfby ldm-
peror William to a persoiiage eon-
iu-otc-tl with tho l<iar\'ariuii court, aiul
published in Spain, is reproiliicetl by
the Matin. 'l`ho Enlpt-ror is quoted as
saying in part:
“Our only object is a peat-c proiit-
able for the German States.
"'l`liis pi-are may be <'ont:liuletl soon-
er than ihou|.:hi. Ii' it gave i`or ilu-
tinie being only an liieoiiipli-to result
it would at least serve an a prepara-
tion for ilu- i'ui||re. lt could lu- sign-
ed ioinorrow if l wi:-'lu-il.
“Witch my aiigiisi y.i‘aiull'ailu-r‘ plae-
ed ilu- l~]nipi|'e on its present b:isis,lu-
did not pri-it-iul to have re-alizi-rl a
volnpleti- work. 'l‘lu- l<linpirt- al\\'a\'s
is suse(-piilile of growth. What can-
not bt- at-liu-vt-il today will be ;u'liieved
latt-1'."
GERMANS BUILD
BIG BATTLESHIPS.
l.t)1\`ll()1\', June 21_’.---'l`lu- llaily
Mail's naval corri-spoiiilt-iii <~oninu-nl-
ing on ilu- rr-ports froin llollanti that
the (lt-rnians are rusliini: to <:onipli--
tion several iu'-\'.' liaitlt-sliips arnu-d
with guns up to 17-ilu-lu-s, tlei-lnrt-s
that vit-ioi',\' in iuival \\'ai‘l'ai'i- in ilu-
pres(-ni r-ainpaign has .-Loire unil'o|‘nil.\`
to ilu- liiggt-st guns and iirui-s ilu-
llriiish i\dinii'ali_\' uiuli-r no t~ii~i~uur
sinlu-es to allow ilu- th-rnuiiis to Main
as(-t-iuleney in this ri-spt-<'t..
'  P ` i- .    ti   .   d  --7- -----Y
Prince E war Tl-:::i:;.‘i.".:ii' A
The Paine company Prew-is
“The Romany Spy”
In Three Parts
A G,-ipping Story of Love, War, Romance
and Intrigue .
Pauline Bush in A Sigtefs Salam;
A Man 32;' Money
A Forceful Society Drama
The Undertaker’s
Daughter
-Aun-
Safety First
A Heart Interest Drama
Billie Ritchie in
The Fatal Marriage
“Nuff Sed”
W. C. Edwards
In Popular Songs
Two Rousing Comedies
¥  l
ERMAN MEDICO
G t TO AID SULTAN.
. _ .~»..,
];i<]l{l,l_\', via. lioiulon, .luiu _.2-.
l’roi`. .lziiiu-s .\do|`i' israel. ilu- \\'Ii|"l.\'
ltntiivn tltriiiaii .s|u-i-iali.~`i. is at ‘ilu-
lu-dsitle ol' Sultan i\lolianu-tl. aint oli-
sloiiiiinopie. iitetiirlii-ra li- Ili" l1\i~""
blatt. llt- was I-oniniissioiu-il l1.\' llli'
'l`|u'kisli l-Iii»luiss_\' lu-re on .liuu- ll`li\
Vo io 'l`iu'ltt-\'. l’i~oi`. lsriit-l is ilu- hul-
i;iu‘s gin-st at ilu- i"iltliv.-Kiosk. ivlu-re
lu- will rt-iiuiin iiniil ilu- 1-iul oi neit
\-_rt-t-l<_ 'l`lu- iiaitiro of ilu- 'l`urkisli rti-
lt-r':< ailnu-iii has not het-ii ilist'lo:.oil.
l.o.\Iiro.\'. .note ::.~-'i'lu- ih~iiisl-
iiriny i~asiiali_\‘ liste, eiuliin: .lone il.
slum' iluu .wiiu-e ilu- lu-aziiniingi of ilu-
\\`;ii‘, ?l.3l'i`2 iillit-v-|-~: l|:-.'.'i- lu-I-ii ltllli-il.
-;_il.'»l woitiul--tl and l,il-ill put tlowii as
iuissina. uuiltlni; :i total oi' ll.ilTZf.
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l-‘rom May lo io Juiu- 9th. 703 oitii-ers
wort- ltlllt-il, 1,407 woiiiuloti and 1-50
r-I-poi'it-tl iirissiiig, oi' 2,‘_'iiil in all.
llurinu ilu- last fortniglit eiulini:
June ltth. ilu- i'an:i.tlian eontiiigt-iii
lost i`or|_\' oilii-ers killed and lilo
woiilult-tl, ilu- .~\t|.st|‘:iliaii 107 kllli-d
and ITF. wouiult-tl, and tlu- ltuliun
troops-l.\' killed uiul 117 wouiult-tl,
who. lieiiiu oilit-I-i's, wt-re in lurgt-. part.
l-Iiiizllsli.
THE OLD ALSACE.
l‘\lilS, .ln|u- ;’;2.» -Annouiu-i-nu-nt
has lit-i-ii i||ad-- |u\i'i- that ilu' l~`i~i-iu~l\
po.<i:il :-'t-i'\'ir-e i.: haiulliui.: mail in SHI
town.: aiul \'illa_-tes in .-ilsat-i-, all oi'
whit-li now bcai' ilu- nunu-s ilu-_V had
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