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An Exciting and
Laughter is Wealth
Henry W' Savage Famous Players Film Co.
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Edwardqébeles _
-The Million
Mr. Abeles Plays Six Distinctive Characters in
This Production
In association with The
Romantic Farce
Vllholesome Fun tl
Pathe News-It Sees All and Knows All
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|- PLANT LINE SAILINGS.-'_-Xuyonc
THT  { W intt-rested in the i’lant Line saiiings
_ -» - ‘will please note there will be no sail-
ing from (iiarlottetown next week.
`°“_°, The m-xt sailing front Vltarlottotowtt
tint- in 1n-- ot-st hills _\-t-t pt't.‘.<t»t\tetl
:it tin- l’rim-t» i-I.l\\::tt~tl thcatrt- was putl
.in _\~.-_.-to my wi tt 'ltr usual buntpet'
hotlst-s ~:.tre pt : ‘.
'l'ii\~ leading numb;-r was the first
itistcltm-nt ot' th" " 'l`ert-nee O`l{ouko ”
stories, at t\.>t.-;,;-.i't play, " liis lit-urt.
His Hand, ltis Sword." This s~*rit».<|
is written hy Louis Joseph \'am:t».
tntlttr- -.tt "'l`rt-y o' lI~~:trts," and pro-
tl. ;--»tl umlvr tht- flirt-rtlott of _lact|tt»-<
J.it't.at'tI, with tho iltllttlsotitv J. \\:t:'-
rcn Kcrrigan in the title rolt- and ti
nnmbt-r ot' the grean=.~.t_ t'ni~.\r.<:tI
artists ztsstn-itttctl with lrim. .\l
though tlit-rv are it ntttnln-r of tltt-_<t-
releases. patrons by no means lose
any t_. 'hc <:joym~~m by not .~wt»iu'r
tltetn all, as each story is coniplctc
in itself. A young ltcnrt yearning
i`or ad\'t_-titurt-_ it comes :intl with it tt
rornam~»>--wort-ti with all the vivid-
ness ami telling of its taniotts author.
All .<lto\tid set- this initial play :intl
enjoy it. It is a gem of at short
story, with a grip at`t`ordcd only the
powerful play. The photographic
effects are beautiful, in fact the whole
production is par excellence.
Another special feature was “ The
Plot," written by \\'m_ Courtney, and
Robert Gailiord. -The play contains
an extraordinary' plot. which thrills
and keeps the audience in suspense
right to the finish. Action is the key-
note. and love at last foils the vil-
lains. The cliaracters are all well
portrayed ami the photography is up
to the usual high standard of the Vita-
Hraph (Yo. lr was a splendid pictttre.
in which Maurice plays tht- lead ad-
mirably.
Two rip-roaring cotnt-dies :tml a
" llcarst-Selig \\'t»ckl_v," with particu-
larly good war vit-ws, were tin- other
nttmllers of the pictorial programme.
Mr l'JtI\\'artis utavlf- a grt-at hit with
the song, “l`n| on My \\'a_\~ to lluhlin
ll:t_\'."
“Do your week-end
will he on Tuestlay, June 15. 1262
st-HPPING New's.Yt~:ntert-tt June
-i-Sthoottcrs lrcne )1.i3., Colfortl.
l'it-ton; 'I`t-lt=plione, Bell, Point du
f'ht-m~; Sanglit-, llohinson, River
.l_oltn. NS.; llriiliant. Hemphill,
tit_~<tFt_TL-to\\'ll; .lost-pliinc Swanton,
\\1l\<'~ U\l<‘tUll<'lt: _-\ltna L. Young.
llnltt-r. l'ttg\v;tsl1. (‘lt-atrcti June 4-
:~`»itot»in'rs lrvm- .\I_il.. t`olfort1. Pic-
ton; l't-m'c, .\lurplt, Ship Harbour;
'l~lt»pltom<. lit-ll. i’it-tou; Shangha,
lit-ltnt.<on, llivcr John; Alma L.
iotnu: lhtlttr \\'all.i<e .lose Tino
4 _ - ' _‘ _ ‘ ' : ; .‘ pl
hwanton. \\a_ve, l'i<-ton_
??l"t>1lf1\\'_ the crowd of shirt lntycrs
to tht- .\ational t?lothin_L1 Store ami
tit-L the bt-st. “'i‘ooke” sample shirts
worth up to $'_ T’ for $9¢;_
1227-ti-~1.\i2i.
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t1- PAvs zo may in 011| Pr°vin<=°-
LOBSTERS fresh to-day at Stew-
art’s Restaurant. Qllffell mfeei- 1252
SOURIS TEA.-All should remem-
ber thtit Souris 'l'ca and horse races
will be held on .\1onda)'. the 19th July.
Mn M. c. MAc'i<_|muoN will preach
at Glasgow Road on Sabbath. the 6th.
at 10.30 am.; Highfield, 2.30 and in
the People's Church at 7 p.m.
CARGOOF BRICK.-The schooner
Leila Young has arrivedwith s. cargo
`of'I’ug\\'asi\ brick for L. M. Poole &
Co., at t‘onnoly's west wharf. 1246
LUMBER ARRIVALS. -5 Schooner
Joseph E. Swanton has arrived with
a cargo of lumber for L. M. Poole &
t`o. 1246
Miss Ethel Turner, of Vancouver.
arri\'t-tl in the city on Wednesday
evening and is at present the guest
ot' Mrs Albert Mutch, Ardgowan, Mt.
Edward Road.
MEETING.-The regular monthly
meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary of
the Y.l\I.t'..»\. will be held Saturday
afternoon, June 5 and 4 p.m. This
will be the last meeting till Septem-
ber and a full attendance is urgently
requested. 1253
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THE 'DRUGSTORES of Cltarlotte-
town will close every Monday after-
noon froin 12.30 to 7.10 during the
months of June, Jttly, August and Sep-
tember. One drug store will remain
open eaclt Monday afternoon for the
convenience of the public. Messrs
lictldin Bros. will be open next Mon-
day afternoon. 1206
VOLUNTEERS-The following men
leave this morning for Sussex to joiti
the 5:'»tli ()\'ers<-‘as liattalion:-D. Mc-
Govern Dougau, llradalbane; (‘liarlc.s
\\'. t'arver_ liymialc, anti Mont lien-
nessey, t‘-ape Traverse. John Leon
Worthy also leaves to join the tith
t‘. i\l_ lt., Axiilterst.
CHILD DIES.-Mr ami Mrs Bert
Newsotno, of this city, will have the
sincere sympathy of their friends in
the loss of their ten~year-old son,
\\'illiam A.. who died yesterday
morning from the after effects of an
operation. The little fellow was the
joy ot' the home and was a great.
favourite among his young com-
panions at i’rince Street School. The
ftmcrrtl will take place to-day at I-l p.m.
Only at year ago the same family lost
another child. an infant girl, ami Mr
.\'cwsonic was only .T short time ago
‘bereaved by the death of his mother.
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THE EXPRESS.-The express train
from Summerside arrived in Char-
lottetown last night at 10.50.
T0 PREACH.-Rev. J. L. Dawson
will preach at York to-morrow (Sun-
day). " -
SPRUCE BOARDS.-The schooner
"-Maple Leall" has arrived with a
load ot' spruce boards for L. M. Poole
&'t‘o. ' _ 1246
THE EVANGELINE.-The Evan-
geline. of the Plant Line, will make
tier first trip. it is expected, about
June 29th, from Boston _for Char-
lott_et0\vn.
TAILORS' HOLIDAY.-E. F. Acorn,
Theo. Sentner and Wood & Morgan,
clothes cleaners and tailors are clos-
ing their shops every Monday after-
noon durlug June, July anti .»’\tn:ust.
1265.
CHILDREN'S DAY EXERCISES
will be observed at the Central Chris-
tian Church Sunday School to-morrow
afternoon at 2.30 o'cloc'k. Thcrc will
be a special programme by thc chil-
dren of the Sunday School ami all
members and friends of the t‘lturcli
are invited to attend.
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH-
ltev. \\'_ H. Harding, of Tignisli, will
preach in the Central t’liristian,
Church to-morrow at both the nnirning
ami evctting services. Mr. Harding is
well known to many oi?.the people in
this city, who will he glad to hear
him, as he is eloquent and interest-
ing spttakcr. A cordial invitation is
cxtcntletl to all.. All seats are free
ami unappropriated.
IN ST. DUNSTAN'S CATREDRAL
-l.ast night was the first night ofthe
'l`ridt|um being held in St. Ilnns\an’s
t'athedrai in 'honor ofthe Illcssed
liucharist. and to further frcqtieiit
communion, according to tht- regula-
'tions laid down by the llnly l<‘ather
for Uatltedrul chnrolias. licitctliction
of the Blessed Sacrament wa; colc-
brated ami nn excellent and appro-
priate sermon preached by l~`athcr
Pius Mt-llonultl. This is the order of
service for to-nigltt and totnorrow
niglit. 'l`o-morro\\‘ will he gt-ncral
cotnntuninn tiny of the pariidt.
LAID TO REST.--The funeral of
the late .\Ir. .lohn i\’lcNevin, wlto was
tlrowned on Tuestlay night, took place
ye-siertla_\' at Il p.ni. from his rt»sitiettce
to Argyle Shore cemetery. iiev. D.
Mcl.can oilicittted -and paid a high
tribute to tit-_ct-ascii. The uttemlanco
was vcry large, giving evltlettct- of the
csteciu in which the lute Mr. Nlc.\’evln
\
y u. M y ,Audits
Qttllii  ali,..1\\\l\is Mc
Dougal and William Shaw.
._ T00 DAQ-v-1Al!. iudlviduahwho ha-S
been annoying certain citizens by
Deeillllrthrolllll Willdowptcame near
paying the extreme penalty last night.
SIICKIIIE his nose up against the win-
dow of=a room in-whiuh. a.young lady
was sitting he was at once seen as he
had been expected, the offence being
a repetition of many previous ones.
The young lady tired at him with a re-
volver. ~ Unfonnnately she missed
him. The attack, ~however, scared
him and he mode oi'l’. The young lady
piuckily followed 'him but, again un-
fortunately, iost him. _Should he .per-
sist in these nnnumly, and unwelcome
attentions it is not at all improbable
tha he _will run up against something
harder than a. pane of glass.
REVL MR. YOUNG APPRECJATED
-During the months oi April -and May
the pupils of tlie.Tryon Consolidated
School were much aided in their ita-
ture Study work by a series of leu-
turc-rs on Bird Study, delivered by the
Rev. G. M. Young, ot' Tryon. The rev-
erend gentleman is an authority on
birds and it was wilt marked results
that the pupils listened weekly to his
instructive talks. As a completion to
the work, Mr. Young summarized his
work gone over in an able address in
the Tryon Hall. The illustrated pic-
tures shown on the screen greatly in-
creased the vnluc ofthe lecture. A
large number of the rate-payers were
present and showed their interest by
t_-ontributing to a sting sum to be used ‘
hy the school for the purpose of bird
literature. A written examination was
afterward given and a prize offered
to the pupil making the highest marks
in each class. The result was: Senior
class, llarrison Bell; intermediate,
Jenn Halliwell; junior, Margaret How-
att. The Principal, Mr. Fred Bell, the
pupils, ami parents ure greatly in-
debted to Mr. Young for the interest
he has shown in the development ot`
this important brunch of school work.
HOTELERIVALS
VICTORIA.
L_ S. llunciman, Portland, Mc.; J.
D. Stewart, Geor|:eto\\'u: T. lludson.
l‘ictou; .l. D. Irving. K. t‘. Irving.
Buctotlclie; Geo. li. litiilny. t', ()_ .llc-
l\'eo\\'u. B. Loeb, J. S. Craig, ll. \\'.
Ross, E. l‘erkins, J. li. Moore,
Toronto; J. llullock, liantilton;
S. liubin, l-‘_ Elkiu. ll. li. Ellis.
(`. .\l. Kiley, J. .\. M<~t'artli_\', St,
Joint; Bliss i\l. I.. tiomlge, lialifnx;
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Warren J. Kerrigan __
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FIRST STORY IN THE SERIES ENTITLEII
Terrence O’Rourke . 
“GENTLI-:MEN ADVENTUKER"
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One of the most handsome and Daring Soldiers of
Fortune in all Fiction-A Character at once
Beloved of Women and Admired of
Men. Each Story Complete
Written By LOUIS JOSEPH VANCE
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PRESENTS The “V]\lLoIflflLI§efore
MAURICE COSTELLO _ Your Eyes _.
THE SPECIAL Two PART OTHER PICTURES
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Miss l\‘It‘.'\tlatn. St, l‘otcr`s; t‘. l<l. bmted _,\1|,el-I poisoning page was
l’l`1lIl~ SI- l"`l“l">‘ ll‘1.\‘i Sll\"l“»" l""`r-‘V t-onclutlcd today when Mrs. Alice M
Sttnttmirsitlc; S. (I. llarton, 'l`oronto; Jolmsonl wife nf the nllgggd intended
(l~ ll- l’“"l‘“"- Sl"ll“I`l""- victim who had been on trial as a
_____A.._._._____ pm-li(¢ipm\t in the <-rime, was given
::SPEClAL-Fifteen packages flow- her liberty, ami Jethro J. Downing.
er and Vegetable Seeds for 25c. at who was found guilty on Saturday,
l-lolman‘s. See page 138 Holrnan's was sentenced hy Judge Crocket to
Catalog. 1215-6-3M E3i. ten years in the penitentiary.
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WHA`.':‘ THE USE?
A tlarky rnnri ‘ ti i`crt'_\' a1'1'v.€:s tin-
Alalnttmt riv»~r ` 'ict-ost<»tl by a poor
white .~1tt‘an;:\-r i \\'aut|»d to cross,
Init hatln`t tln~ -...tt-.°t~\\'itIutll.
l‘ett- st-ralt-l~t»tl hi; wtn»l_\ poll. per-
plt-\'ctll_\', thou t|tn\rit-ti: “Donn yo' got
no tnout-_v at all?"
".\'o_" wats tht' tlcjet-toil rfply.
“ilut"it tlonn` ~'o.<t yon' but tlu~t~e
cents tct' ct't‘.'=.<," iusistf-tl l't~tt\.
"l know, but l liain't got three
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After .fi final inward think, Pole
|'mm\rlu.-tl: "l :lone toll yo' what; at
man \vhat`.-' not trot tltrvc t-outs am' jf-s
as wi-II oil' on dis sitio oh dt' riliber as
tut tit- otldt>t'l" ~~l‘Ix4°Itattge.
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shoe makers in America, and
we are pleased to say these
shoes are made in Canada;
We are “Empress'f Shoe
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Big Values ln
different styles in cotton voiles
and are regular $1.50 values
sizes 34 to 44 over 200 to choose
from. This is by far the best
waist ever offered for the
money at our extra
special price _______ ._ 
Charming Styles
A Sale of Sample Waists
you can’t Afford to Miss
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_i`ottsirlct‘iAttg the price this singlc Iu‘c;t_~'tctI suit for mcn
will prove to hc one ot' thc l>i_t1gc.~'t yztlttcs t-vcr oi`t`t~t'ctI. .\I:ttIc
of good qtt.'tl'it_\' twt-c<I.~` in :tbout :t tlozcn tIii`t`crcnt |i:tttct'n~'_ 'I`lit-
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fztt'tory`s co-operation with us.
Tliest- Golf (laps are _made'oi’ ends
and remnants of cloth; good mat-
' t-rial. popular patterns, in assorted
designs, medium ami dark tweeds.
trinunings and tailoring arc :tll that :tnyonc coultl t‘c:t_~on:thly i
:xpcct; sixcs 34 to 44. \\`orth up to Stooo: special
wllilc they last . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Suits for Boys
Sizes 6 to 16 years, Worth $4_to_$7.00 for
$3.40'
'|`Iti~ lot tutiiic in totl:t_\' It‘c<It and ucv: froln iltc' |':\t‘tory.` \\`c
ltottgltt the lot at :t pricc and now oilct' _you _your choice for $3.41).
__ \\`lntt niotltcr woultl not |n'cI`ct' to have snmrt, stvlislt well tilting
J clotln-~' for thc lioys if tlu'_\' cost no mort-_ '|`ltt~y art- ttiostly 'l`\\'ct-:Is in
tLrt»_\< :tml Ilrt»\\tt~, lt:t\ul_~'otm-ly tnzttlc by specialists tltztt malcc rrotliittg
l»ttt l|o_\ \` rlotltcs :intl it takes :t spcci:tli.~'_ to mal~;.c_tl\ctn t'ot't'cctly
` \\'c lutvc tltc sizc your boy \\'t':tt‘s-luring Itim in this \\'ccl< and
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Une of the bust manul':tciurcrs oi Rain Coats oi`l`crcd us   l(_f0ilt'S`
at :r saving oi 2o_pcr cent. and as a rcsttlt wc shall __oI`f_cr_ this _ entire. lot"- of high
grade guaranteed rain coats at tltc lowest prices 'ever offered oft goods of c`quaI_
quality. Tltc lot contains cvcry intagitmblc rain proof t'aIiric‘_ln all tlicljhiost _
watntctl styles and in a complete assori tncnt of sizes and styles. `» . _.‘ ,, _#_
20 p. c. OFF MEN’S RAIN COATS
2 years guarantee with every Coat over $10.00
'l`hf-_se caps are worth vcry much
1rit!e_ All sizes, til/» 107%’ 
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rcconnncnd thctn licctittst' wc lcttow that tht- .~'t\'lc work-
tintisliip and Iittisli cannot llc cxccllctl :tt tlic pricc. »
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Ltutl ivorsictl, tlircc button sittpglc l>t'c:tstc<l _~`t_\'lc. Tltc tittiug ( "//”‘l?'/tlhltq \
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new fresh goods in perfect condition. tlnc of tlic Iicst ! §
tttattut`actttrcr< of tm-u's clothing oi`l'ct'ctl us this linc lot of `  ‘
nt-\t's clotliiug at :tn c.\"ccption:tIl_v low price :tml as rt result wc T 
rliall oi`|`t:r this cntirc lot :ti :t price ucvcr bcforc licartl oi- X- ` `
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