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THURSDAY 2.30. CHILDREN. 16c.

First Time in Canada

The Dallhousie University Players

“The Show Off”

Admission-—$l.00, 75c and 50c.

Just finished a yearn 1'1"‘ "at the Playhouse, New York-

W. GRAHAM ALLEN

PRESENTS

At the Strand May 23rd. e

Thrilling

“Road To Romance”

A L s o M A c u COMEDY "suosa DADDIES"

OUR GANG COMEDY

CAPITOL TODAY RAMON NOVARRO

The Great Star of “Bon-Hur" in Pirate Tale

BENNETT

RIN- TIN- - "TIN

“A Dog 0f The Regiment"

a TOMORROW

Erna CHARLOTTETpWN ousnnmn h Gentral Guardian Nllles bill"? W35’

aonn-s TAXI - Phone 44a. Em-I pire Hotel.

Flimsy 25th is Alexandra nooelter of

, PANSY PLANTS sale. Fine flowers. lor. 69 Longworth Avenue.

R. C. V. B. — All ratings in-. terested in display to be at Drllll‘ Shed tonight at ‘l o'clock sharp.

THE ADVENTURES 0F GRAND-Mhought to round robins and salary 'PA will be Stflfled by the Cflflemlllgrabs than to sewing machines just players in Cape Traverse Hall, Thursday evening, May 24th. Don't fail to see this show.

POLICE COURT - A breach 01 the Motor Vehicle Act was tried before His Honour yesterday morn-lcompetitor _ ing, the offender being awarded’ number of points in the junior ev-.

$30.00 or the days. He paid up.

ALEXANDRA ROSES-The ladies {sixth- form of 1885 for the winner of; of the I. ODD. E. are having the.the 440-yard race was won_by l1‘... Iannual sale of Alexandra Roses on‘Essery. who travelled the distance. Friday. Moetrthe salesglrls with a.ln 56 4-5 seconds. The senior class

IN A STORY ‘

SE” 0N A smile and buy your rose and wearaggregate. trophy was won by 5A. BA - ‘n, , ' , 4657 who scored altotal of 8i l-2 points. R1" - TlNJHNS l lThree former school records were. 0 W N I. I F E

Mr. and MrskJames A. Chisholm. NortirTryoh, announce the engage-l javeiin throw mark, with a throw. merit‘ of their daughter Jessie Mil-lo: 143 feet, 1 1-2 inches. S. Andei». dred b0 Mn. C- REZlHB-ld Thoma-SHSOII set a new record for the hop.i Albany. early in June.

anoaoam 'r ANNOUNCED —\broken at yesterday's meet. M. ne-l

(Continued From ‘Rage 4)

lhaps it Idoes, but is this not a mat- rather small consequence Wear fl- 1059 t0 hell’! the Doflriwhen compared with other matters 4557 mentioned above? We think so, but. m bloom roriare none the less pleased that some- Gladys M. Tay-Lthing, however trivial, is engaglngl Qthe attention or one of our three} lmembers at Ottawa who have the]

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-ear of the Government.

l People down hero are giving more

now, and more attention to their ‘o farming operations than to either.

4639-5-23-21 --- annual track and field meet held yesterday afternoon at the McGill Stadium. The Birk's Medal for the making the highest‘.

.ents, was won by Barakett, of fifth iyear.‘ The trophy presented by llle,

carie added 16 feel 3- inches to tho‘;

Marriage to take placejstep and jump for boys under 16:, 45497 years of age, by covering 38 feet i: ll-Z inches. The former mark of 371

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the uniform kindly Yecelmon

GOOD CATCIPA Guardian Yen-l feet was made in 19l7.'The time oil resentative was shown on Monday‘ 3 minutes 45;3-5_sec0nds for the in- bY Ml E- E- Illg- °l Peak”, a Pretty. termcdiate mile relay made in 192 l catch °l speckled beauues takenl was reduced by the 30-2 team. who. "m" m‘? "llll m‘ Gems” Lalrd m‘ travelled the mile in 3 minutes 42‘ Baturdlly- 14-5 seconds. In addition to winning- ‘gthe 440-yard race, Essery, winner‘ ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED -- of - the Rector-ls Trophy‘ won the‘. Capt" ‘md Mrs- Dmmld Fer3“5°n' ‘f running broad jump with a distance‘ Hamptml’ “nnmmce the engage' of '18 foot 2 1-2 inches. He also plac- mem °f ma" daughter Amy Rob‘ edsecond in the running nigh jump‘ "m"- l° M‘ mm“! Mcplmll- “f and third in the IOO-yard dash. Argyle Shore. Marriage to take; _<,>___. place the last of May. 4642;‘

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IIAs a vermlcidc an excellent pre-l "n ALEXANDRA "one rel-l‘éiliiifllilioilwiiif...3533i?.1352? ing Friday 25th are made by thcj-m, countless 'childx_cn‘ ' , crippled children of soldiers. The. ' '

proceeds are for them. Help them 7A“ I l by buying a rose or two. 4657; PERSONALS ‘ _... k .l

SAD BEREAVEMENT Mr‘ and! Mrs. Catherine Barney Hughes o1 !

Mrs. Frank Chowen of HlghfleldA received word that their nephew; Roscol Chowen. had passed away, Sunday, May 13th. at the early nge of 26 years, son of Rev. D. R. and. Mrs. Chowen of I-lillsboro. N. B.

this City, leaves this morning on a visit to her daughter, Sister Marv; Michael. St. John Infirmary, Saint. John, N. B. I

Our

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PEAS. Plant some

furnished by Johnston an Members Montreal

stock Ex- l tetown Office:

M.v1;;aMe;QZ§,Gampaign For

change. saw YORK “AMA” s 23035300! The Blln d - J.’ . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . ~ Al" T°p' a‘ Santa Fa Ry" ' '4 lggjlAgglflxg-B. . 1o 22 _ ‘ Ameflcan can 0Q __ r ‘z ‘Ar “am, 8% w ‘The work of organizing the Mari- Am. Locomotive Co. . 10o}, l?" 33o 335 time Provinces and Newfoundland Am gmltg, a Ring. Co. 1B9 - Amulet "2, 2'; for the Campaign to raise an En-‘ Am. Bosch Mag. Co. . . . . . . . .. 31H AW"- 18 111;, dcwment Fund of $300,000 for the Anaconda Cop. Min. Co. 69 5 All"! ~ < - ~ '- .1 ___ ' adult blind has been nearly com- N. Y. Con. 8: Hud. Riv. R. R. 1'18‘: Bagamac _ i 82 92 pleted. This has been a formidable con, Gas c. m. Y.) - - - - - - » -- W9“ Barwfmllmg" 3,, 35.1, task. One hundred and fifty,of the Hudson Mowi‘ C" 9°- 84‘? Bedfmd ' ' ‘ ' ‘ ' ' ' ' " 98 ' larger communities have their International Paper Co. . . . . . 751-7» Bidgood . . . . . . . - - -- m L, 14,. chairmen and committee now form- Internatlonal Petroleum 41-h Capital Rouyn 125 -' 1 35 ' ed_ Each of the larger places has ex. Standard Oil oi‘ N. J. .. 43w Ccntral Manitoba .. 33% do tended the“. field o; operations V, Reading Co. . . . . . . . . .. . 109 Iclerloy . . . - - -- 6H 55 include the smaller places in their Southern Pacific .. 124 .Crown Reserve .. 5 l-l a vicinity. There are now 415 com- Union Pacific RY- -< ~ ~ l9?‘ c°r°ml ' " ‘ ' ' ' " 2/‘ 950 munities with their complete organ- Westlxighouse Elec. .. 100:; Dome . . . . . . . . . .. 9.21 .6‘ mamons ready m, me opening o; United States Steel . . . . . . . .. .2" Federal Kirkland 6: zaylthe canvass for contributions on x111. TOCK excnsnm‘ iliitfifioot. """ ‘l "Maydzallifdflfihainnirl bl“ ply-IE, 51,3 I- A‘ are also epeope n Mo E Flolllngn!‘ llerritory from whom it is expected Can. Pac. Ry. . . . . . . . . . . . . - -. 31" Howey ~ to obtain subscriptions. These names Iludhon Buy - - have been sent to the headquarters BANKS lnlefnnllonfll Nlckel 925° 395° of the. central executive in Halifax, Keeley - - - - - ~ - - - - <~ (ll 75 where they are typed on subscrip- Bahk Commerce . . . . . . . . . . .. 297 Kirkland Lake l~lll l-lll tion cards, and then returned to 13am Royal . 398 ‘Kootcney Florence 32 31% the chairmen‘ Qn Friday, May 35m, Bank Montreal . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 375 page shore . . . . . . . .. 25 24-00 each local committee will meet and ___________._ Laval Quebec 17 20V‘ the cards will be assigned to the Malartic . . . . . . 1.35 L47‘ workers. There will be several thous- Mflndy - - ~ - -» ‘L63 2.79 and oi these workers who will con- DQNT M155 Murphy 40 40 duct the solicitation for pledges. It ' ‘McIntyre 26.95 26.70 has meant a lot of careful plann- “Th show-OH" lMcDougall .. 37 38 ing and intensive work on the part e ‘Mining Corpn. 3.40 3.50 cf the men who for the past two lMoflatt Hall . . . . . . .. 21% 221-’; months have given practically ev- SEE PAGE 6 -Nr=wbec 33 30 lery minute of their time in develop- . IN: pissing . 4.35 |Ncrondn . . . . . . . . .. 22.25 24.25 lthcy have been greatly encouraged _ Q ,____ .

Gutta Percha & Rubber Limited, manufacturers o CUSHIONED TIRES and PURE GUM INNER T to announce the names of the f0ll0Wing PRINCE EDW

d b others; they do n .199!" ttlimslfe élimmunity llnblllue§ b“ what they do most ywmlTlElY de‘ sire is WORK-work that ch86‘?! solitude and unites the world in friendly association-the 011138113?‘ to freedom. independence n“ 5 _ respect. As Helen Keller in her on peal to the men and women of the Maritimes and Newfoundland- gell says: “Come, brother come! The H)! is bright for you: the "We ‘all; straight ahead; Y0“ h“? far the chanceto win. The race is 0 he right to live. It l5 800d. 55m‘ l wise man, to live and let live; bl“ it is betterto live and help othel: to live. The battle awn n°l filmy , nor the race unto.

Thomas‘ Eclectric Oil will take the fire out of a burn or scald. It should be at hand in every kitchen so that it may be available at any time. There is no preparation required.

4.50 l ing this gignatic organization. But scald and the pain will abate and in

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INNER

f the famous GUM

UBES. ARD ISLAND

winners in the recent “Gutta Percha Tires” Word Contest.

Jet PRIZE, Pop: Bagnall, Hunter River. ' 2nd PRIZE, l‘. A. MacLean, Montague.

' 3rd-PRIZE, Mrs. Sara Benoit, 133 Sydney Street, Charlottetown ' 4th PRIZE, Fulton Adams, 119 Euston Street, Charlottetown.

Winner:

of a "GP" Pure Gum Inner Tube:

C. 8. Drew. .. .. Queen Hotel, Charlottetown A. J. Murphy . 48 Woymouth Street. Charlottetown ItayltLTanton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Snmmenide George vioimnn .. s: Upper Iilllsboro so. Charlottetown

Tho Prizes

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Willard Mcflnre . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. R. It. No. 4, Montague

A.E.Woodsilo Bruce F. Judson W.Wnn'e'nLord Mrmllmllobertson

“Outta Percha” Tires

GUM GQSHIQNBD

—a wonderful cushion feature exclusive to "GP” Tires

I ‘Summeraiue . It.

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Box 412, Summer-side

. _° 7 l I b _' _ ' _ h‘ Tickets on Sale n‘ J“‘“‘°*’°“ s’ s2": .13? s“; s": “sf. m“ Are a ~~ AlEtfisszazs.i:‘::‘:2z..:s‘ - mer .. .. - ~ ~ l d on: a » A Drug SIZOTC. shell“ G°“l°“ " 8m 5'75 fllgepgcllaelree list all’?! Mini-filmed, and‘ ANNANDALE moms Aln-Thol,fl'0n1 =1 visit to relatives in Sydney. I buy M‘

rflndbnry 385m 9-93 9'3: Newfoundland not only sympathim Leaner Monthly Meeting of the, M Nd B I L K C ‘ l

_ Sudbury Mines t u. femgw-citl- es’ Aid of Annandale United. f- 8n re 11w. . .. W10 Tack Hughes ' ' ' ' ' " 9'37 1M5 wklliiolrallglrgllflirlldtabut that they Church was recently held at tholhas been visiting his relatives Rlldi ----- ‘ Tough Ooakes . 3i 31% re determmed m,“ everymmg pOS- home of Mrs. Henry Dingwell withjlricnds in this city and country left - STANDARD Mmmc‘ EXCIMNGE TOWB-Gmn-c - - ~ - ' - ~- 2'55 2'70 Bible be done to lift them out of a fair attendance of members. Ajyesterday morning on return to’

Treadwell Yukon 19.75 19.25 fine“ Sonmde m“, gamful occupg- pleasing feature of the Meeting wasNorth Battleforcl, Saslc. where llc - - Vipond . . . . . . . . . . .. 62 60 “(ms They realm ma, we bung the presence of Rev. D. and Mrs. now resides and practices his pro-l i AX m Quotations; Quota-lions lllmlslwd by. ézurligiyjwindfall . . . . . . . . .. ill/Q l2 do ‘I'm ask rm. ‘my; they do mihgllark also Stefrnshaud ll/‘lirs. fesslon._ ' ‘ '_ f L ui‘ M. Atwell 8r C0.. Bl‘ ' Wright Hargreaves . 4.55 4.40 d 1 m 91-905- "Wm 1'3 ° t i? DU" “s: ' d Wm“ o o h Want’ w be {Gd an no g Aid. ‘ Miss Lorna Wentherbic of Quebec

iCity, arrived here on The Evening]

Weatherbie of Bellcvue. She was!

FROM HALIFAXQ-Several mem-ltrain Saturday _on a montirsyisltl..- bers of the Gyro Club are leavinglto her parents Colonel and Mrs. by motor on Wednesday for Char-l

Friday night.

lottetown, where on Thursday theylaccompanied will ofllciate at the installation of ‘Grace Wynne, also of Quebec. the Charlottetown Gyro Club. Thehlfrcd Wenthc-rbie arrived home 011‘ F party plans to return to Halifax on Thursday last for his summer hell-l f

The annual conven-ulays. from Mount Allison Acadcmyl tion oi‘ District No. 6 will take placcil-le was a matrlculont in the senior‘ at Moncton on August 15, 16 and 17.T_vear. i —I-Ialifax Herald. l

Heart Band of River Du Loop. QIIO-ldlrgctgd, bee, will broadcast a musical pro-l gram from the Canadian National

tablished. He retired on superannu-l ation on May 1, 1914, completing 371 years and 3 months continuous scr- vice. Mr. Davies is in his 81st year. but still enjoys remarkably good health. Besides his wife. his family consists of one son and two daught- ers, W. E. of Montreal, Elizabeth and Maria at home.

INSTITUTE MEETING - The Success Women's Institute. Gra- ham's Road. met at the home of Mrs. A. M. Green on Tuesday even- lnil. May 15th. There were twelve members and two visitors answered to the roll call. The meeting open- ed with the reading of the Creed, after which the minutes of previous meeting were read and approved. The Graham's Road Dramatic Club presented tho Institute with $40.00 to be used for school work. It was moved and recorded that a vote of ‘ thanks be tendered to the Dramat- lc Club for their generous donation.‘

with the trustees to see about clean- ing the interior of the school. It was moved and seconded that the bill of $2.50 for fruit and flowers be paid. A letter was read from Miss Ruby V. Brown thanking the mam! bers of the Institute for the flowers and letters she received while in the Synlmes Hospital, Arlington. Mass. The sum of $9.50 was realized from the sale of candy. Programme com- mittee for next meeting Grace Campbell and Robina Whitehead.‘

Alexandra

No. 1, Charlottetown

Content Judged:

H. Wilkn. lllnnn 1r, (lull/a Prrclia 0 Ill-him In‘. fir! Uianlon)

C. F. Bruhm, Muragn. (iallu I'm/m k Ruben LIA. (Advnhmu Ih fidllmflil)

William E. Con, Muiqn, Npyyy]. Pailunm Llil., Advermin; A|gmy

Meeting adoiurned to meet next‘ month at the home of Mrs. John El Murray.

WINS CUP — The following from the Montreal Garctte will be of ln-.~ terest here as Mr. Emory is a son of Mr. A. G. Essex-y formerly of the Post Office Department hares-R. Easory won the Rector! ‘Hophy, emblematic Q1’ the senior lohool champi . with a toihi‘ of‘ 14 points at _ Montreal will school

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by hcr mint, Miss} Mi‘.|

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::No matte;- how deep-rooted tliel & Co.’

T0 BROADCAST-On Friday ev-lcorn may be. it must vield to Hol- ening next. May 25th, the Sacred loway's Corn Remover

if used ns

. ‘TRACTION POWER l

MAY 2s, 192;,»

clay BiscuiE

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he real pick-up foo

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And don't forgot to plant some of our choice

Onion Sets, Shallots and Potato Onions

SWEET TEAS are imported direct from lhc big Seed Ilouse of JAMES (IAIUPER DURIVIIYPT a BEALE, London, 0 specialism in FLOWER»?! especially Slvl"

uf our beautiful iiolvcring "Spence-rs" "New Speialal" and "Latest uml Ill-st“ lVlixiurl-s,

Carter’s Seed Store

i sedge... o1 I E D

hERll-ilrlallrlo spawn? i

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SOLD BY

Q CIIAIKII()'I"I‘I'J'I‘OIVN

hoeaoghiv baked - as ioious. so stren ‘then-

o ‘milk ‘orfruits. r‘ »..

real whole wlheat cracker Shredded Wheat Company, Lin;

GASOLINE POM/l‘. No sprockets-chains-genrs or fast working parts

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Livestock Market

bulk of sales being between $9.00 -

and $10.00. Hole. wen» 5:11.50 ivizii kccn llClllilllfl lillkl sows

$8.00 lU

unto the strong; Railway Station C. N. R. A.. Monc-, 535g ,_ 3g me ‘lien unlit: Illglllidyotlllxfrllllllllfil‘ggsénlqfilgthb The 1A3", m“ tflfmt-V", | '''' " g ii ‘gas you w o see; t - e ers an _ s an cpa el‘ (C, d. I, <00 , v ' ; brotherdgis solxllgbglilxlwllglg: tllilgcllgol‘ a good program can be looked for. l MONTRE-TE “gesil Recon“ gfiunkflerk useless Y5; g . > of live stock on the“ tw kl 1- ‘I ‘ - 4 3 work and amans place in the WELL KNOWN IIERE.-—In theluf, ' ‘ l ’ 0 mm e S Poms “l '54 e o» ..':.':§.§":§..".':::l::‘ $5.’. most y -E'.fii2.‘."i“ l: 4.>--— r. am . av es. a n v.. ' " ~‘ _ '“"‘ ~' - - - ~ »- ~ i . of salt springs. “emu count; 1N0 c€lt1v§§.50(.‘£:tl.$l§15\\}t*l"e sclllelini ADIERICAN l.l,-I.~\Gl7i1 Philadelphia . . .. (i ‘J3 197 ' ~ -~ . . or cnnn rs v L _. p_(_1_‘ . ‘ , shite: ffigwugaziegalaerln gggxlpggs and cutters and from $3.00 to $7250 Nell" York . . . . . . . . . ..(.)n24 (M lmunuflunul lug“? ———* with Melbourne Mcxeen’ C’ E" thklggrecolfilugrgnst; (gaedluni eolvse Bulls Philadelphia .. .. 19 1 Toronto . .6! _ Abbles baseball practice thix Gig englneermg department at Monviyomparutively heave lflflfiooofligialbrel. glsqtéclziud . 2i Rochester. 16 l3 .544 . enlng at 5:45 at the -c, ‘w. d *0“. we,“ Over the Pflnce Edwflrcubrkes remained étmng Mmiun; m. Ion‘ . . 14 . llfrzllircnl i4 13 .519 Grounds. All nlnye“ Plem’ a “ - gland Railway from Tisnlsh to quality V9111‘; sold for satin to slo-‘ls b...{.°.l"" Bunnk’ " M 13 I —~-—<*>—'—_ u s and located all the positions’ l ' ‘ . “ '” .' 3 l? ~31 l7l‘\\'=11'l< . l5 l5 A’ a. o b. :::"‘..i;:."""s.~= ~ . 14 ' ~ ~ l ~° Chilean 1 . . . . . . . . . . . .. 11 2:; .333 Baltimore i3 1B .419