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JUNE S. 1915 THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN PAGE rl-1Raa_
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.914 _ Bay. was in Charlottetown yesterday,
Mr Charles Mitchell, Charlottetown.
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i Huazel
I g`h0Se to _whom tha
_ odur of Witchfilliazel- is
I disagreeable will find this
_ pr arauonidesirnble, as
t ih_ odor is that of-Wood
‘ Vi ets.
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_ _ §[ii_is product is an ef-
. ficacious remedyin cases
‘P Of 'l)llfI1S,bruises, cuts, in-
‘ secft bites, chilblains, sun-
burn, etc.
it is perfectly anti-
segtic and makes an ex-
ce-ent After Shave and
Tdlet Preparation-25c
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WHICH GIVES
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_KROTCH l
 Suez Canal in Egypt; also the try-out
returned home last night from St
John.
Miss Beatrice Proud, city, is visiting
ln Highfield. the guest of Miss Gladys
Steed. __ -_
Mr T. A. Benson, poultry represen-
tative of the Department of Agricul-_
ture.; returned to Charlottetown by
the express last night.
Mr J. D. Stewart, of Messrs Mathie-
son. Macdonald & Stewart Geor e-
day. _
hiissA~Cladys Stead, Highfield. wa;
among the passengers to the city yes-
terday oii the western train.
Mr. J. L. Worthy. of the staff of
the Bank of Nova Scotia. leaves this
morning for Amherst, where he will
go in training for the front.
Mrs. James P. Shaw (nee Miss Lil-
iian Riggs), Gary, Indiana, arrived
in Charlottetown by the Express
Thursday night to visit her-parents.
The Guardian regrets to learn that
Mr. William Riggs, Baggage Master
at Charlottetown, is seriously ill at ills
home.
Mr. S. J. Keith, Glace Bay. ‘(`.. B..
is visiting Cliarlottetoivn, the guest ol’
E. F. Acorn. Mr. Keith conducted a
.successful tailoring business, and Mr.
Acorn was in his employ for about 6
years. _He thinks there‘s no place
like “The Island" and expects to make
his home here l`or the summer. _
THE FHIPLFS
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Four reels of good, wholesome fun,
lit to look and laugh at, was the “Mil-
lion” as presented at the People’s
Theatre last evening. it is Henry W.
Siivuge's famous melodramatic-i’arci-
cal production that has won the dis-
tinction ot' possessing more ‘laughter
than any comedy of recent years. The
coiitinuous mirth proceeds equally
from the action, caricatures and situa-
tions oi one oi' the most novel and ili-
genious plots ever presented oli the
stage or screen. ll' the old philo.so~'
pliers are right, and "laughter is
wealth,” then “The Million" is well
named. -
it also presents one of the most re-
markable examples of character acting
supplied in years. in the impersona-
tion of “Le Baron", the crook by Ed-
ward Allies. in the course of the
istory he is called upon to portray no
less than six elltirely distinct charac-
ters, and he lends to each of the six
roles a totally distinct personality.
The Patlie News contained many
scenes of interest, worthy of note be-
ing tlie review ol’ the Aiist_ralian forces
in England and on guard along the
ol’ air-craft for the ltiissiaii Govern-
ment. ~
Sidiiey'Drew in the “Professional
Scapegoat" a Vitagrapli offering was
at his best. Growing accustomed to
being fired, llc fires the lioor walker
into a box of crockcry, tires himself
and gets married.
Tile above programme is one well
worth seeing and will be repeated at
all three .shows to-day, including the
matinee at 3.15.
H. C. MORPHY NOMINATED
FOR NORTH PERTH, ONT.
MILVERTON Ont., Julie 2.-H. C.
Morphy, K. C. of Listowel, the pres-
cnt member, was the unriiiiinous
choice. of the North Perth Conserva-
tive Association here today as its can-
didate for the House oi! Commons.
"‘* wii.L|AMs. GREENE ai Roms co..
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~cAajrER at co.. LTD.. law? 11151-
recoived by cxprcss 500 pounds (.lioici-
onion sets i`or sale ut their Seed Store.
1250-ii-snizl.
MONTREAL HAD $100,000 BLAZE
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\ lvloN'rm~:Al._ June 2.-Damage es-
_timllted at $100,000 was done last
` night when the big bakeries ol' James
,Strachaii, Ltd.. City Hail Avenue,
were burned. One employee, Hypolite
llernard, was burned to death, and
several other employees had narrow
escapes. Ninety horses were saved
from the stables before the buildings
were destroyed. _
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YESTERDAV’S SUBSCRIPTIONS
W_ ||_ llntlorliiiy, lilly l-'ortiinc... 1.00
_ _ _ ISLAND PATRIOTIC FUND.
To the Cliarlottctown Giizirdinn, Charlottetown, P.E.i.: " '
ldnxzloseil please find $ . . . . . . . . . .
. .. . .. . . . . . . . . . . .
.. as my contribution
in the Island iiinrioilc committee Fund.
Name . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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'. Address . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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liiuhy i-iowcii, Tryon . . . . . . . . .
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Uur.__ Lawn Mowers are Made to Mow
_ th od ‘lc nds, equip d with
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4;” id in operation' cut close' and require sharpening ,seldoin `
gwhble season; even though they are much in use. _
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jf/  I.  'at the price, your
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" '  _ _` - I if ,lx getonejtisbound- _
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‘___  y  _ if tu to* satisfy you.
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- The lawn mow- '
 showing are the
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town, was in Charlottetown yester-"‘
_G. A. Policy, Lunenburg.
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At ii meeting of the Charlottetown
Driving Club last evening, which was
largely attended, classes were made,
and horses classified for the first ma-
tinee to he held on the driving park
_¢|_~¢,¢k_ Monday, June 14. commencing
lat 1.30 sharp. Valuable prizes have
been_co`ritrlbuted by thef merchants
and at least three p_rlze's"*will he given
ln.ea.ch race. Five classes will he run
0ff,__\y_h‘l:ch__lncl\ides Class A, Trot and
pace-_ lass B Pace,_ Class B Trot,
C135* C_1§uc_e§ C,iaAss C_Trot. The oiil-
clals appo nte'¢1__for_~tii`e_races are an
follows: Starter, W. F. Hughes;
of President P. S. Brown, A. F. Mu
phy and H. Kelly. '
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HALIFAX, June 4.-Some very fa
horses have been entered for the Pro
vincial Exiiibitlon Stakes races,
take place in September. The list
entries foiiows:-
Two-Year-Old Trot.
F. W. Foster, Kingston.
G. H. Hooper, city.
Dr J. T. Jenkins. Charlottetown.
hour.
_I-I. C. Lydiard, Centreville.
Frank Boutilier, city.
F. G. Kennedy, Southport, P.E.I.
Three-Y ear-Old Trot. ,3-
Jas. A. Chisholm, New Glasgow. if
.H.  Lydiard, Centreville.
H. C. Jewett, Fredericton.
Stephen Purvis, North Sydney.
Frank Boutilier, city.
J. Stanley Wedlock, Charlottetown.
2.40 Trot. '
Dr J. T. Jenkins, Charlottetown.
H. C. Lydinrd, Centreville.
Iohn (lliisholni, Sydney.
Stanley I-lirsliman, city.
Dr T. R. Johnson, Great Village.
Peter Carroll, city.
Angus MacGiiiivray. New Glasgow.
I. J. Gillis, East Bay.
Frank Boutilier, city.
P. Doherty, Sydney.
H. H. Horne, Charlottetown.
i-l. (‘_. Hooper, Charlottetown.
Wells Rockwell, Bliltown.
R. E. Feltus. Lawrencetown.
C. A. Young, Middleton. V
iames Millman, Summerside.
2.40 Pace.
F. W. Foster, Kingston.
George Hopkins, Springhill.
MacKinnon 'Drug Co., Charlottetown.
.l. A. Henderson, Charlottetown.
Thomas Raymond, Fredericton.
l<‘ri1nk Boutilier, city. ` '
A. S. Etter, Amherst. '
'i`. C. Edgett, Charlottetown.
I.. A. Simpson, Amherst.
' 2.30 Trot. ‘ -
Thomas Muiiroe, New Glasgow.
William E. Baxter, St John.
i)r J. T. Jenkins, Cliarlottetown.
Don. F. Fraser, New Glasgow.-
il. A. Mcisaac, St Andrews, N.S.
.Iohn Chisholm, Sydney.
Maciiinnon Drug Co., Charlottetown.
Peter Carroll, city. ` `
Stephen Purvis, North Sydney.
J. J. Gillis, East Bay. _
Frank Boutilier, city.
P. Doherty, Sydney.
H. H. Horne, Cliarlottetoilvn. ‘
J. Stanley Wediock. Cliarlot-tetown.
H. C. Hooper, Charlottetown;
R. E. Feltus, Lawrencetown.
J. W. Burke, Middleton. _
James Mlllman, Summelisidel
' 2.30 Pace.
R. B. Mcileath. Campbellton. _
Thomas Munroe, New Glasgow.
F. W. Foster. Kingston.
George Hopkins, Springhill.
J. A. Henderson, Charlottetown.
Thomas Raymond, Fredericton.
Frank Boutilier. city.
A. S. Etter, Amherst.
T. C. Edgett_ Charlottetown.
L. A. Simpson, Amherst.
2.19 Trot.
Dr J. T. Jenkins, Charlottetown.
'i`. J. Murphy, city.
Dr T. R. Johnson, Great Village.
Thomas Raymond, Fredericton.
Frank Boiltilier, city.
O_ H. Triiinor, Charlottetown.
Hammond Kelly, Charlottetown.
2.19 Pace.
R. B. McBeath, Campbellton.
F. C. Redding, North Sydney.
William E. Baxter, St John.
MacKinnon Drug Co.. Charlottetown.
J. A. Henderson, Charlottetown.
Peter Carroll, city.
ghomas Raymond. Fredericton.
Bridge. _
W. B,_ Lint, Fredericton. '
Frank Boutilier, city. -
P. Doherty, Sydney. _
' T. C. Edgett, Charlottetown.
_country points selling fresh gathers
stock at 18 cents. Wholesalers sei
to the trade at 20%, cents. some fe
l,100 cases is reported to have _hee
exported this week.
IMPROVED.
IMPERTINENCEI THAT'8 ALL
'iziu - SAYS DAILY- NEW
that Germany is seeking to gal
‘ can ease. A more sheeting or con-
S teinptuous reply, or-` at Batter refusal
io t--'-f- iiie American government
LONDON Julie 1.-iii their com- S0-""._ !_. \_uli hardly be fm“5_i“ed-
ment on the German reply to the U‘;:‘“'lf‘ ‘i"" l<"'i1ilY Ulliiakcu Pfihldegl
United States governnient's note the :Xpl?;’;{riZH‘*Ulw*:tl:“;l;“:-31 tglifglages. 0?,
morning newspapers take the vieu; “mhelm.B_U,aSse seek to “vom g|v_|
time by involving the United States "ig il Diliill illiswcr to his plain ques-
in a diplomatic controversy. They
contend tiiat almost all the sliega
tions."
The Daily News, in an editorial,
false. ' '
tween Germany andthe Unite
States.
"Gerinany’s repiy," says the Daily
Mall. "shows a complete failure to
tlolis made iii Gerniany's defense are thinks th” me 5l'°““d3 0" which
Germany seeks to justify the sinking
The Daily Mail considers that a sit- °f_ the Lusimiiia We "mere l"‘P@"'
uation of real gravity has arisen be-
tinence," and like other newspapers
d declares that the case of the steam-
er Megautlc proves the_a1legation
that the Lusitania was carrying
understand the temper of the Am-
troops ‘ or mu'nition`s' 'had nothing
The Morning Post, in an editorial,
says that it.is_.not.for Great Britain
to give advice to the United States in
such a case as this, and that if the
United States is driven into the war
it will not he hy the arguments of
the belllgereiits, but by the course of
EVCIIIS.
i’roccedillg to deny that the Lusi-
tania could be regarded as a cruiser.
declaring that she had not been
taken over by the adniiralty, the
Morning Post argues that it has not
been cstahllslieii that she had lnuni-
tions oi' war aboard. But even if
she had, the newspaper continues,
that would not have justified the
sinking of the Lusitanla. but only lu
seizing her as a prize for examina-
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Gavin i-lardlng, Graiiam’s Road, P.E.l.
dgar Campbell, Little Bras d’0r -
._ George E. Full Souris-
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ing fresh gathered stock in round lotl ~
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extra "Selects" at 24 cents. A lot of
orlcan people or to meet thc Amerl- ~whate_ver_to do witiiwher being sunlctlon, ._ _ _
 -  er-e-1 i -i -_-iz »- 3:5 '-
Prpqgeg, _Mayor Sterns and J. C.
Crabbe. Timers, C. P. Thorne and _ _ -_ V _
A. B. Warren. The committee on ' - '-
prizes and classification is made up
rs _
ne Year A oT
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