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meeting-of Ha ony Institute will be _held at East Wiltshire School on Wed- ‘nesdaY. June 7th. Miss Gordon will [give a demonstration on candy mak-

Ior Infants and tlhildren.

Mothers Know That

COAL ARRIVAL.-The following' vessels arrived yesterday with lnver-_

ness and Albion round coal for. A. ~ Picksrd & Co: Schrs. 'Edward Guver.

Genuine Castolia "“.=“t%§-f”-°.;i‘_-»i’--.’i“”»‘*'

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34 fest with six rooms below -» ilv bedrooms and it bathgroom .upstai s, It will be a frame building built on? concrete foundation and will have all

modern conveniences throughout.

FAREWELL TO THE 105TH.--A

farewell entertainment to the 105th will be given in the Prince Edward Theatre on Friday evening, June 9th in which the following will take part: Miss Dorothy Sutherland. Vocalist; Miss Jacquiine MacDonald, Vocalist, Mrs. Seth Henderson. Vocalist; Miss Agnes McDonald. Vocalist; Mr. Arthur " Bruce. Vocalist; Mr. 'Robert Messer- vey, Vocalist; Prof. P. Barlow. Voca- list; Mr. C. J. Gallagher. Vocalist; hir. Roy Turcone.‘ Hylophone; Miss Evelyn Goff, Violinist; Miss K. Stan- ley, Pianist; Prof. F. J. Watkis._A'cl`_ C0ml>snlst: Band of 105th. Further particular-s_ later. _

CHURCH PARADE.-The church

parade yesterday was the largest and probably the finest military parade yet seen in Charlottetown, practically the full strength of the companies n w located in the City taking- part. T(i1e Protestant portion of the Battalion st- tended service in St. James Church and tlre'Catholic in St. Dunstan’s Cs,- thedrul -the sermon in the latter being condricted,-_r;y. nov. Father Mnouald In St. James--,Rev_ Dr. Fullerton

preached a most impressive sermon on "The Equipment of a`Soldier.” He intimated that this would probaby be thesr last opportunity to attend -divine service in this City before go- ing overseas and alter a magnificent dissertation on Christian Character` and th duties of a Chritian Soldier, -conciufed with a most' eloquent pero- ration inwhich he expressed the belief and hope that on the battlefield they would quit them as men, clean_men‘ and brave. of whom their native pro-` vince would have good cause 10 be proud. ln the name of 'the citizens of Charlottetown and the people -of the, province he badethem God speed and safe return. Enjoyable features of ther music service were solos by Miss Jacqueline McDonald and McArt- hur Bruce were also two anthems by the choir.

Auro 'ram 'ro nusrrco.-Capt. J. G. Webb, recruiting ofllcer for the 1ll5th -French-Acadian Regiment, in Company with Mr. R. H. Sterns and Lieut__Morris of the 105th Battalion and Lieut. Murphy of No.5 Siegéf Bl’-Y-i0l‘y proceeded on "Special Milita- l'Y SerViCe"`by automobile yesterday to Rustico_ .An automobile was used- bccause it was found impossible by Capt. Webb to secure a. .team at any of the liveryi stables Saturday. The object of the trip was to address the Acadian' peoplofian the subject of recruiting on their _way home from church, but as a hoavyfrnlristorm came on at the time thiscoulrl not be done. Tire Captain however met many Of the people and was most hca_rtily received. Arrangements

'l1‘»PA‘Vl W1” lnthis- -Province. °A1’TlilnF~‘o N ¢.lua_~ s--'-sim Bniterr an °inv§5i§iea»1m=wtuu -rs. of C. Hall tomorrow'-evenlng2'f‘* The -”°mmm°° 1° ¢¥\U`lo ar9J1!79!!l'l- .JW D0¥le,~l-ou Coyle and F. E. Dingwell.

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Nfl. (DF-), L_, B.j'Stevenson_ New GIIQKOW. warrvisitor to the' Ci'ty"'on~ Saturday. '- - - » '- ,

_FUNERAL--Tile' funeral of the into Memes, Stratrvtuok- puree saturday fW!“.°5i'|‘ his late' '- resigiltlllif. -l'itird¥_‘§Yi'eet.‘being largely at dedl' 'Re_9_: '_ _.~’~Vl¢.»~Murlilry 'coadnetedfaglte 2!8Nl¢6il._i,` "i"lt_0 'pill-bearers ' "W re' Messrs Ia. _B. Miller, H. J. Martin.

gililam Harper, William Whitlock,

arry Stewart. George Moore. _

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- CENTENNIAL 8E;VlCEJ--Th; Cen- viennial celebration of the First ethei .dist Church Sunday- School yesterday _-attracted large congregation. Rev. W. l-I. _Barraolough _pastor of the _Centen- ary Church, St. John, N. B., preached able discoursqs both morning and evenins- The Suhday School service .was very largely attended. and was very ilitm°$ting Mr Henry Smith Presented an historical sketch which was intensely interesting, as it con- tained s wealtliof infomation concern-‘ ing the Methodist' S_\_rndsy School from the time of its commencement here.Ex- celient addresses were also delivered by Rev. Mr. Barraclough and Colonel Moore. A reading; by Miss Dennis was a 'pleasing _feature while the 'part .taken by several children in the sing-' ing was much enjoyed.

ent letters from Neil M Rattee, B A indicate that he is now Sergeant in harge of the Helena Hospital for ounded oiltcers at Shorncliue Eng land. 'He had recently a few days leave of absence and enjoyed the pri- - liege of a 'visit to his grandparents at‘ Clacton=on-Sea, Essex, England. The train on which ne joumied was brought to a stand still at Withsm be- cause Zepps were about, and that even- ing saw 'oifle of the most severe raids. but the train was n_o`t damagedatf all,

only brought to a stand, as all railvgiy trafiic is. when Zepps are known to e about. M11. Rattee is s son of Revl E.

J. Rattee formerly of Malpeque.

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_A very interesting game of baseball'

will be played this afternoon at 3.30 o'clock, between the Empires and the Rangers. f _

HUHSE HMIES - 0 [Ill K|llG'$ B|HlHlllY

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Saturday ai‘ternoon’s Horse Races

held on the Exhibition Association ,track proved a big success in every

wa)/_.1 ¢"_’,r . - _- . f.- ;- -'- |--_

The weather was perfect, and track

excellent the attelrcfauce was _\ll>\Y§"f‘1,§ of one thousand who fully enjoyed the i beautiful June day, the races. and thc fine programme of music furnished by the-1~05th band. Although the._racqs _ were won in three straight heats there _ were many surprises ror the ._'__v'rsc,, oues"- and; in two cases the.-t'av_orit,es were easily beaten.-H i '

The big surprise in storc was _the eriuriiianto the Summerside entry

were 'nrnde to hold a nroeting-_ at ltustlco on Wednesday night. To-| night the Captain will hold a rnccting at Bloomfield in company with Capt.

kegero of the 105th and Capt. Gallant nd umeeting will be held tomorrow night at MiJc'ouche_ Capt Webb states that some fifty horses were| met, coming and going and they show-

D __ by . . Sister Patch in the 2.19 class trot and pace. l'p to the finish' of the first heal, the “wise ones" had given this, race io either Dr. Sharper or Oakley H. The Patch marc was thought to he u half mile performer' as she was credited with it half in 58%. Tire unexpected happened-sire paced the

first miie easily in 2.18'/4 and -csggs back and finished the second and -th rd

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£2.19 CLASS TROT AND PACE

(Mile-‘ Heats.) PURSE $200.

Sister Patch, dk. bay m.

2.22% by Joe Pntchen, d Clo ver, entered by Harry A. Siiliphant, Summersldc, P. E. l. 1 l l

Oakley H., 241|/3, Br: .G., by

Oakley Baron, dam Parket- tu, entered by Hammond

Kelley, Charlottetown.

by' Princeton, d by Parkside,

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- Won Grand Prix and Gold Medal, International Health

Exhibition, Paris, 1910. There is nothing in \'eno's Lightning Cough Cure that the most delicate child may not take ircely. lt contains no opium, morphine, or paregor-ic, The curative power of Veno's comes from strengthening principlseiwhich enable the breathing organs to throw off attack and not from narcotic

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heats in 2.20. She handled the race with perfect ease and looked as if she could go to a mark of 2.10. ln this race Oakley H. was Joe Patchen's daughter‘s hardest ,contender and was

right at her saddle all the time in url first and second heats. in his perfor. mance Oakley showed his old. time vim and stability and made a remark- ubie showing against the fast pacer. Tothe regret of everybody Dr. Shar- .per was on his worst behavior and was distanced in the first heat. Princess Etta and Dixie Girl also did well consi- dering their conditionwbich was. due .to shortage of work this spring.

The 2.23 pace was won `by another

Patchen mare in Lillian Patchen, own- ,ed by Hammond Kelly. Darby gave her a hard race but the Patchen entry proved too strong. Queen ,Catherine another favorite, acted badly and cap tured fourth money only. Moth Miller winning third. _ The fifth mare Helen A. made a splendid showing consider- ing it was her ilrst appearance. _

The 2.40 trot was an easy class for

Brentor_r_H, Jeilicq captured second. Admiral third and Kitchener fourth.

Sister Patch, winn`er of the 2.19 trot

and pace is owned by Mr._1-larry' Silli- phani. of Summer_side_ She is nine years old and was .purchas‘ed_,at the. 0ld_Gi¢_>ry Sale, New York. and pre- vious to-tbese races had s mark 132%. She is a free legged pscer and if no mishaps occurs sbs will certainly be a 1 lrotcontender in the Maritime Qircuit tbisfsommer. . -’ ‘ _ _ '

dep' *McDonald* "iity. Judges: ,'Mr. mdmgnt, sunhh ning; an<£__£.eon~ _ ard". _ , Mt. ‘HQrbl|rt. Tim ¢_¥L_ B. l_;icMlilsn and Wllgiaam Brtornifl _ _

T 0 management! 1 _ .are o ‘

be congratulated lofi tg éfdiditner in which the iirst race meet ojltllesesson w‘al'lt\iidisd. Q _"rife ordeislld arrange- nisut¢werepstfee\.»,-'~- -- " _ A large body ot the _1il{th___boys in Khaki occupied sestrin ' he” gt-ind stand -and between tirlssirsntsrtsined

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Mrs. A. B. Dlcklcson, New Glasgow,

was in the City on Saturday.

_ Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Ives, Montague, were in the City Saturday.

Mr. H. J. Mcrionald or sourls. west

has enlisted in No. 5 Siege Battery.

Miss Clara Carver, Pownal, spent

Saturday in thc (lily.

Proi`cssors Kerr and Reck wont

west ycserduy morning. _

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Mrs. J. E. Robertson, Montague, is

spending a few .days in the city.

Mr. Samuel Aitken of Aitken's

Ferry was a visitor to the city Satur- day. ' - ' _ rvrlss 'r-11|-n»rie°t_h "wright, Charlotte. town .is ‘spending a wcll earned vaca- tion at her -home in Lower Montague.

f Miés"r-:l1`fn `s`lmith'. l'ownal,'rt<mrnsn ldriday night from a visit to St, John, N. B.-_,;_-. _

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Mrs. George Thompson and Miss Tot

Townsend, Montague spent the week cud in thc city guests at "The Russ."

Rev. Canon Simpson and Rcv. D. J.

Macdonald of St. l’etcr's Cathedral leave this morning for Halifax to ut- tond thc Diocesan Synod.

Mr. C. H. Pottis of Halifax who

has been relieving Mr. It. H. l‘cti\lck manager of the ltoyal Bank at Hunter River, left on return to'Hulifnx _yes- terdny. '

Mrs. Ralph Churchill, accompanied

by hcr'two little daughters, ~has ar- rived from Boston on it vlsitto hor parents Mr. and Mrs. H. Dlngwell, and will iatcr proceed to Bay Fortune to spend the sunrnrer. ' '

Mr. Lewis M<rCaughey has. returned

to Haverhill _ .after spending_.three weeks alI'his h‘o`n.\e.in Bonshaw where ho purchased the vnluubia farm of Mr. Patrick McMurrer. He intends returning in a year to remain. He was accompanied by his sister Misa Floz- cnce' and cousin Miss Alice G. Carra- Shcr. ‘

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