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loses ly it"ctll.e__ness oi’ vision aiitldinnlly _i ~ only a__ 'operuton will mitigate the evil. ,

Every child’s eyes -slioultl be tlioroiigli- _ T ly cxadiined before, entering school. '

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Cutiirrh _jelly Price 35 cents per tube. The Mncliinnon Drug Qof '

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costuinc show iid, in yesterday’s Guardian read 27. 28 mid 29. this should liavobeen 20. 21 :ind 22. 5831.

OUR SODA FOUNTAIN is booming,

--bring your'thirst to ns und have it quenched. Johnson & Jolnison, Drug- gists. 4 '

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COALARRIVES. - The schooner

Alice Phoebe is in_ port discharging Albion run of niine coal for Ay_lward and Deegnii. Orders promptly illleil. Phono 176. _‘

'SPECIAL DISPLAY ol' f\\'onion's

‘miter und under garments at Hoimnii's Sample Rooms from Tuesday . till Thursday. See advertisement.

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HAci<NEvs soto.-nr. neo ici-ons

-has sold his beautiful pair of English heckncys to Mr. D. M. McDonald. of this city. It is understood that the sale is for outside parties. THESE horses belonged originally to Dr. Seward Webb. President oi` the Itutf land, tVt.) Railway, Mr, C. Mci.ure huvlng uctefl as representative for Dr. Frank In this sule. it seems re- grettable that horses_of this splendid type cannot-be retained in the Island.

Picker: MEN Fon CANADA. -

Captain Allan lliucheod, oi. Hartsvillc. whose arrival home was noted YESWT' any was .t passenger by the SCM” wiiitth an-lvod in Quebec on Thursday lust, being lu charge ol’ 500 P0liC0. 0119 of the linen. buuclies ol nlvlwfl tile” I0 return to Canada, many being Military Modal men and veterans, the shortest Stanylng me feet nine inches. These men were handed over to the Military uuthoritiei-i nt Halifax., CHDl4'>\lf\ Mac' 1,000 proceeding home Saturday. _

We hope for fine weatlier on M Q y 2 lot h

For your Picnic

Let us suggest:

Canned Chicken _ ' e Paris Pate, Olives

Pickles, Cooked Hain _ _ Peanut Butter

l Fuuri'

Cream Cheese, Salad Dressing N

Coffee & Cocoa Essence

And numerous other' Articles,

BEER & GOFF

Gnooisies _

GOAL.-Fresh mined Sydney sore

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GAY MAY calls ior_ s 'Kodak Caernia. Buy yours here. Johnson Johnson. Drvzslnts. ‘ ~

PURCHAHE your _photo siipp here. They are fresh stock. T MacKinnon Drug Co.

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P. E. I. PRESABYTERIAL-'i‘he t

ty-second annual meeting of the E; l, Prcsbylterial will be held at Pcter's Bay, on July 0th. Nanies u addresses-of'-_delegates' to be sent lui-ti. ii. ‘M.'MscLeou_ _‘-'The Mens St. I’cter'_s Boy, not later than Ju 25th. Fiirtlier pai'_ticului‘s will up later. ' l ` ' `

GENUINE SURPRISE.-i\ii'. A_n

J, MacPherson of Glen William r eived a rpleasant surprise on A 24th when Mrs, J. E. Collins and Mrs. Flora MacDonald called at

home and presented him with -.1 w filled purse in behalf or the G n i liam Sunday School with which has -been connected for upwards twenty eight years. Also a sold ch in memory qi ills :jon Pte. Donuld who._dled ‘ii_i._.lg3ngla__nil while on -act service. l\Ii~. `MiIr'Pli"orson takes t opportunity totliuiik thc people his community tor thc lil dness sho to iiiin noni _nig_niy__”ap_p-eeiuies in

sift- _ ._ _ _ _

scHooi.`vliorti<.l'rnZt following

the standiugof the pupils ot' Pleas Valley school for April. Grade Vi Edna lEElliot. Grade. V.-1, Bert Stcvensou;_`2`, Nettie Nicholson; W Stevenson' iequnll; Tl

Harold -Sh'1rp~'j(et1unl.l Grade IV Wellington Yeo; 2, Cecil' Goff. Gi till.-1, Floreqce__)1_cSw_a_i_n: 2. Keating; "3, Hattie 'Wn_-rren_ Gr [|_._1,. Enirfrgp-n Elliott; 2, Donald Swain; 3, (lhcsley Wood. Grade I Ruby Smith; 2, isis Weeks: 3. Pll McSwaln.'~ Perfect y`lgltG1\l\al1'~'€ W 5m{y_1\_ Bejthn Stevenson, Net Nicholson. iEmersoi`_1_` Elliott. Wllf Nichoison,'_Ce'cil Boi-is.,

I A CHANQR iR.ht.Vll~M. POLI LAS was gniibunceil in -the iiousc Commons while thef- estimates w

dls_cus`scd, the _ Royal N0

West Mounted Police is to bc recr ed to over 2,000 tm dw have juris tion pra¢;1¢a__]iy__rroin _Vancouver Ontario. l\‘li'.‘Al15l1S f.\~ MUL°““- commissioner in charge of the R- W. CM. Police, is anxious to have .many -Islanders as possible in Force, and intends visiting here _that purpose at au early dutc- pay or the force has been l1101‘€ll to $2.00 per day (500. Del' day Will nouns ou inc regular nity of -'61 The stand-ard_ height is_5 icet 8 inc and the age 18 to A0/ Thc incu clothed and mitlntaincd in ixood S .und thc positionof ii. !t.l\I.\’V.i‘.i. is une of the most. irtitractive in s-.nii-inilitnry organiizatlons of world. Applications may be forwa cd to ‘Mr. McLean, care of Giutrtliuii. until further udvised.

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A largcand enthusiastic meeting of

l'nion Teacliers-iiieinbers of Teuch- crs' Union oi’ I’. E. i., was held ln Prince oi Wales tfollcgc lust Satur- iiuy, for -the purpose of deciding upon a plitn of action in view of thc chang- ed, conditions by reason oi’ the pos- slng of the Educa-tion Tax Act. _

Al‘ter seine discussion the follo\\'~

ing resolution was almost unziniinous- ly carried-only tt few teucliers dis: scnting. _

Whereas, _an utte_nipi, is being made

by the Government to secure better siilarics for teachers;

And whereas we uiiderstand the

present Ac-t will not bcconie operative before the first of .iunuary_ 1920. _

Therefore resolved that teachers

‘who accept. schools for the ensuing iyear ict ii. suppleinent less thaii that

mentioned in the schedule, be not cop; sidered -to have violated the oiiligisl tion of Union provided that at the time of'signing their ugrecinent fp teach they stipulate with the trustees! in writing that should the result of the plehiscite show that the Educat- tionul Tux Act_is,not to be put _in ori- ora-tlon, tliattheir agrccnicnt to teach 'for the your is no longer binding.

Further resolved that in the event

oi' the plobiscite to be taken, the tux be defeated, that the executive be re- quired to call it stand-out within thirty days -of -the time that the i"e- iiult of the picbiscite is definitely known.

The teachers who were notable to

be preseniwwere asked to send their vote by ma-il and its a result out oi' one hundred and five votes received to date eighty-two were ln favor oi dc- htying action until the result of the 1 pleblsclto is known, while thc roinain- ini.; twenty-ilircc were in in-vor of an iinincdiutc “stand-out" at the end ol'

'this school y-ear. 1 Tile keynote oi the whole meeting was a deterinlnution to stnntI'togetli~ ,cr till thc rights oi the teachers are

lrecognized, and a full detcruiinutlon to show everyone concerned that the teachers are in earnest. About 300 teachers -already belong to the Union and the executive expects many more to Sign up soon.

By their willingness to await the

result of the Plebiscite the teacheis have shown that although their rights hiwe been long delayed, yet they pre for to meet the other side “hulf way and refrain from making use of any drastic measures of if be at nil pos- sible to get their rights otlierwise

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TUESDTAY-“ THE LOVE TRAIL.” _

_ WED MATINEE-“ THE FRINGE OF SOCIETY.” WED NIGHT-“ THE END OF THE ROAD.” _

FRIDAY Nicrir-~ THE NATURAL LAWL" ATURDAY MATINEE-:"i‘HE sPENDTHRirT." ATURDA-Y NIGHT-“ THE PATH oF FOLLY."

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ENGLAND ROCKS WITH

SPIRITUALISM

l.onil0I\. 018)’ 17~Not tht' least iuici'~

eating oi’ inaiiy i'evolul.ionery post-\vui‘ waves sweeping over Great Britain is that of Splrituallsin. Lord Rayleigh, Scientist, and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. arc among its latest and rnost widely featured exponents. With his usual sungfroid Doyle has boldly taken his stand upon the public platform among Sir Oliver Lodge. Sir William Barrett and Dr. A. R. Wallace and in a re-

cent tour of Scotland and North Eng- land hc addressed more than fifty thou- H0116 Dl‘0l1l<.'.. lie says: “Spirltualism is the biggest thing that has i-onie to the world. and lt is what llie hearts of ivur victims. bereaved fathers. inoth» ers slid wives are crying out for. con~ sciotisly or i|licouuciously."

Asked ii’_he_ thought his meetings

flwere a success he said.

“lndeed. yes. Not oucc have l been

interrupted and everywhere people lis ten eagerly. They- arc tired of words which bring them no comfort und long for solid facts, lt. is the solid facts ol’ human survival and spirit commuiii-

cstion I tell them of.“

A profound impression is always

nisde by Sir Arthur when he tells his audience "Wo believe in the depths of our souls that our heroes are here with us now and are not lying on the fields of Flanders nr Picardy or on the sands of Kut, Mesopotamia or Poles- tine. -They tell us that our mourning casts s gloom upon their liappiness that we should carry them with us in our lives iind_ retain them as memlbers of thetaniily dircle.” `

Thursday he'g1ns the annual ecnven- '

tion of the union of London Spirits

] M|na~rit'o_ Llnlmont Guru _Dani_truff_Jsn_ies0oats and Ernest Hiint.'|'liroolli _ Gammon my “___ ___ _ _ _

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the initiative of Thoinus Huges. thc first Jewish Spirltualist Society at England was founded last week to in~ vcstigutc and demonstrate spiritual plioiioniemi and to propagate its benc- flts to humanity, Clergy ull over the

United Kingdom nr_c nghast at the in- roads of Spirituallsm under the dir- ection of zealous converts. Their ser-

mon attacks have only served to stl~ mulate greater interest in the otlerod evidence of spirit recognition.

New headquarters for soul resid-lugs,

scanccs io: investigators and clinics for shell-shocked victims are opening up all over London. Public services ure held e\-cry Sunday and Monday evenings ln Steinway Hall and they ure crowded. Your correspondent' tsl-lr; ed with the widow of an officer of the Gordon Highlanders. who insisted sho was in touch "with-her husband who wus killed in Iirancé, and that he wus dirccthig her daily lite. Another con- vert is the father _of two desdidolis who alleged that he was holding nljht- ly chats with his boys. ;i have conver-. sed with ninny others who claim to have bridged to thc other world. and all insist they began their investi- gations of psychicnl phenomena lb- solutely sceptical.

There arg two ¢1'o\1ps_sct.lv\o. one

of those who hold dark-room `seo`nées‘ and the other advocates of»ii¢ht~room seances. Tom Thomas, a medium, od- mits it is impossible 'to make s. dsl-k~ seancerraudproof;-buthowelcomeamore est wldeawake investigation. lddhil:

"lf 'a medium has powers which can only be domonstrlted fn the d\rk‘

darkness is no hvidohoo thl§~' phenomena M¢s'ocAsr.'? 'mf l opinion one h90_t'vi9¥lW'W_1l0l*0.il tilt if spirituollsm can ease the pain oran- scliirig heart and rosters xlndnoso, them

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