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Pravenlives

_When packing away winter clothing, blankets,

using

.lamieson’s Moth Proof Bags ~ Gum Camplior

Moth Balls

It behooves you to take ~ ,

prompt measures to foil

Mrs. Moth.

ventives cost little and pay every time.

furs, etc, better insure finding them whole by

Mail Contract

EALED TENDER8. addressed to

the Postmaster General. will be rc- celved at Ottawa until Noon, on Fri- day. the 21st May, 1915. for the coa- ve ance of His l\1ajeaty‘s Mails, on a P ti N fr

posed Contract for four years. six

Y ro mes per week, over Rural Mail Route o. 1, from Little York. P. E. Island. om the lst of October next. Printed notices containing further

information as to conditions of pro- posed Contract may be seen and blank forms of Tender may be obtained at the Post Offices of Little York. Stau- hope, Pleasant Grove, and at tile of- ilcc of the Post Office inspector.

JOHN F. WHE.-\R,

, Post Oihce Inspector.

Post Ofllco liispector's Oilicc, Char-

lottetown, 6th April, 1915.

J 9382!-i-Tiiiwlli.

i ; Double Tenement llouse

5 For Sale by Auction

TENDERS

_ _ _ h‘ ._ Sealed tenders will be received by .

5,-_,_ , /-‘_,<l- uw nnrierrimsa mini april assi mr - '-~" '_.__,__' '-' rslsl . waitin and remod the .

us s ellins

Presbyterian Church at Caledonia.

Plans and specifications to be seen

at Murdoch l|cPIierson's, Caledonia; lil. C. ldcGowsn's. Kllmulr; and at -D. A. Mcheodfc, Murray River.

The Trustees do not bind themselves

to accept the lowest or any tender.

Moimocu ii. Monson.

Alliston, Lot 63.

94334-iostlsieritsi

NEW CREAMERY

We now have our new Cream

ery comcsleted and are prepared to han e large quantities of

cream, for which we_ _will gay t_he highest market price. arties having any to offer will find it to their interests to consult us.

The Cli'town Condensed Milk Co, limited.

9140-3-24WfIntl1EWfmi.f.

uni his i Mini

(Continued from Page Ono) that it will be possible hereafter to attend promptly to repairs or renewals in the future. . ,

PERMANENT WORKS . -.

lu connection with our permanent

care had to be observed in the pre-

dolle by ll5y's labour, under the dir- so ect supervision of the De artnien

course, means e. large amount of work .to for the engineer and his assistant nud to

construction. Some parties may find an fault with getting work done in this

guaranteed. The tendency of con- ch

works, regarding bridges, the utmost I

structure Thi ms

. s work was largely d

D M

and absolutely no chance was given ata for faulty workmanship. This," of .smismctory It |s no |°,,ge,- possibie leagues came back from Ottawa with

they have to visit these works fre- me quetuly during the progress 01 their Each district maker a eoinpiete unit and

manner but there is not the slightest Spe . _ ro doubt that where cillcieut labor can SL, Imam” may me taking In we D

be clupmyed ““d°°°’“p°“’“" f°"°'“a“ and economical expenditure ol' the UW

engaged it is the only sure way by _ which the permancy of work can be ;gf,:;1,;lc;o0l;r(;:$::;,l;o\ia%`¢?r_faltl;-gl; ?,?,§_ lllillcli still remains to be done.

. - y ' .-

"m'“t°".' “S 9' 'me' 'I5 ‘° ‘1° as ll"-le the collection of taxes has proved nf

_ W -~-- » I

year from, 10,000 necessitating' it of vouchers and the amount ,of

entails, not to men-

over and looking made by the road umn and 25.000 fair minded man staff is not over- con

O Can

trary they are way

than any stair don

any Department 9|-ai U18 Pl’0V|llC8. wlwu

' - lll

- 'rite nose Aer -lf...

n the matter of roads. as you know, pen

t session. lt necessarily requir- some time for the oillclals to be- e acquainted with the details. but m pleased to say that after atrial three years, it has proved highly

Daring for and building of me sub_ a new road Act was passed in our ,-ond;

‘ ` would now

gen

“pon that

and

them verdict.

this

over

be it for

ded on Of 0"'

New Hopi-:‘ Ano eivsncv

When the Premier mid his col-

nemect me roads of any ,nsmct 0,. $100,000 added to our annual income,

divert the rond tax from one dis- for t to another. |\°P

d the people know that their tax is “P0 nt ou their roads and the iucreas me

ds goes far to provide for cillcient Sm'

iiierv provided b this Act for

ull time to come it brought new es and energy to all our P00919 to none more than to our farmers n whom would of necessity fall brunt of added taxation to lm-

ve our public works, to raise the

idurd of education and to Day off debt. But while we have done

ch during the past three YGFIPS

RAPID Pnoonsss.

Moth pre-

' ‘ton

diy the

am instructed to sell by public

'll auction at the premises No. 236 Graf-

Street on Wednesday, the 28th ` of April, 1915, at 12 o’cIoek noon, large lot of land with the three-

story. double~tenement house and new

‘ barn thereon, situatc on the South

xN OTIC E

dltions of their contract and it would

as Dossmle "nd" the terms and °°“' special efficiency. ln 1911 road taxes

be quite easy for them in the driving rgere pam by 10350 Nome and on 19" 1| of piles for the sub-structure of a pai bridge not to drive them to a solid ho foundation; or in the making of con- an

crete for a pier or wall, not to mix it th in the proper proportlqlls- I might plete information or were very lax in

The building of permanent roads.

the improving of our highways

s norses, while in 1914 they were ““ H 1 erm S our mggest Dm. d by 13,900 persons and on 25,057 genera y S D D h rses-an increase of 3,550 persons :’\l;m}nog;_is must be done W "ever d 5,899 horses. We can only infer | d tl at the old collectors had very incom- §_l:°“gh mme °f our new e reg” Ie

truck is introduced and

troductlon of motors as a most uu-

.l. G. .lamieson

D RUGGIST

] sidc of Grafton street, being No. 234 L and 1236. formerly occupied by the latc , Robert D. McLaren, Esii.

. Terms ut sale,

I, 9531;-4-i:nii7,:o.z2, 2 27.

_ Presli_\'tcrinii Church at Covehead in b us

I coiineirtiou with the Presbyterian y

Church iu Canada will be held in the

al inecting of the congregation of the

(_‘liurcli at Coveliead. on Monday the 26th day of April A.D., 1915 at 2 0'-

- R.aEAiRsro. ' ‘ '

A__w0__e____ and fishing privileges at

4. v

,, - f = far as our respective proper-

O O

E’ Notice oi Meeting

Notice is hereby given that it specl- Sons thereon trespassing from

I Having leased the stream

Moore’s Mill North River, as

ties extend, the public are hereby notified that any per-

this date will be prosecuted

WILLIAM MOORE, JOHN M. COLES,

dal"s work. Another instance 1 g

Loader of the Opposition, to take ii trip with me and inspect some of the permanent works we have built dur-

vcr 98 por cent. of thc road faxes rm

r lcgul action and 75 pei' ccut. of fa

, _ hose arrears have since been pnid. .lu

iuiglit site of the satisfactory and bus- T

iiicss like way olf work done in this 1|

inanuer was t e uildlng of the Grain -

Elevator or St. John' N. B. :llog tax, speaks volumes in favor of

l would like iny lion. friend, the D

ie rate of taxation and au additional ,-

ic method of collection and the ap- rovnl of the tax.

Sny that In °m°" W°"""~'°” lil 5011"* their duties » it is true that this "ec classes of pcrinaneiit work ii contract takes in Exim pe,-sons from 60 to 65 “Y will not bc considered as it is found ,-0 ' "

almost impossible to ct a coiitrac or ‘ . . i Y ~, ~ , ' _ who Wm perform tholiwork in acco';_d_ galaiitetl by the loss of Sourls, Ong me most progressive amlthose | TLV .blill LINGS for every such Of ance with the specification. Further, no , lp; me say that the D,-went SL Du“_ 1912 and 1913 me remms show that ness of the auto for iinytliiiig but jo)-

stnu's Cathedral, which is without 0 doubt the most beautiful as well us W the most pcriuaiieut structure ol' its ul kind iii the province, wus biillt by 0

ars of age, but this is more than

eorgetowii and Albertoii i`rom which

taxes were collected. In the years -

crc collected during the your and most without rccoiirnc to uni' suit

his in the face of an increase in la

cssary step, few will venture to

that they must not eventually

ic, Progress is vcry rapid lu these

s and our farmers as a rule arc

o scented the Idea of the useful-

ing must have niurvolleil nt llic nt scrvicc it is porforiiiiug lu nsportation iii Europe to-day. 'Tho solcne engine is almost it house- ld article :uid its odour will soon be

ver

when carts lottetown -the ed compelling horse: ‘

` ` ' im-css, xiv. _

"AN ACT to prevent disorderly rid-

ing or HORSES. .and 'arlvingiioi CAIITS. 'l‘RUCKS._ and - SLED . I or any other _ CARRIAGE whatsoever. wltliiu Cl-lARLO'i‘TE'|`0WN: - ."ln order to pl'0v,0llt thelnconveu- iences and _Mlsfortuhes which may arise from the disorder of .riding ot Horses and negllgeptly driving of (‘arts or any other Carriages of Bur- tlicu -of any kind whatsoever within Charlottetown:

1. Be lt Therefore Enacted By The

Governor, Council. and Assembly. 'I`li_at from and After the Publication hereof, no Person or Persona what/ soever shall. on any Preteuse what- soever, gallop ou Horseback. or, hav- ing Charge of driving any Horse or Horses whatsoever, in any Cart or other Carriage of Burthen of any Kind. shall ride upon such Horse or Horses. or remain placed in or upon any Part of such Cart or other Carriage within any of the Streets or High-Ways of the said Town. And no such Driver or Drivers shall omit. during such Time to lead the Shaftor Thlll-Horse by a Halter not exceeding four feet in Length; nor shall he or' they drive any such llorsc or llorses faster than u Foot-pace, upon Pain of forfelting

fence, the same to be paid upon Con- vletloii by the Testluiony of One crc-

_diblc Witness, before any one of his

Mnjt-style JUS'l‘l(fES OF ’I‘llE l’EA(1E within 'I’\l'ENTY-l~‘0UIt `l~lOUltS .uf- ter such Olfouce has been committed. Aiul in Case any such Offenders sluill

uilliui' to every farm house. lt is

5 _-

*(6-5-ntinued on page six)

_ru -1 Janis- f' #sim

MORE CONFIDENCE

‘ 1 'l k . n .. for tie uprpose of iilling

Of the newest design l§,_,f’° it ‘, H ‘B , ,T S, AME L S.

J SCO E

ing the past three years. First, l

_ , caucies n ie oar: o ru ees,

Combined with ‘ap rovin the site ofaManse, author-

D 8

iziiig the building of a new Mnnse and

qllallty. M3kCS all lCl€8l confirming the work of tlic Maiise

- - Committee and entrusting to said

Wedding gift- Committee the funds on hand for thc

building of the new Mausc and any

SEC 0111' lEll'g€ StOCl{. I other business that may properly

(Sgd) IRA CARR, Chairman of Trustees.

G. H. Taylor 9:. iii iisinwinii

Jeweiier & Optician

WW*

I I H :H salc his farm of 93 acres, which is in

TIUE 'l‘ABl.E

A“"'PR"_; before licdiiesdai April 21st com-

Date 1 2 3

Day Th.

F. Sa. S. M. Tu. W.

I Th. 1 F. l Sa. I S.

M. Tu. W.

OOQQUIR

Th. F. Sa. S. M. Tu. W. 'I`h. F. Sa. S. M.

| Tu.

W. Th.

F. APRlL~1

9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 Z4 25 26 27 28 I 29 30

Time 11.19 0.04 0.54 1.46 2.42

. 3.44 - 4.56

6.09 7.12 8,08 8.54 9.32 10.05 10.116 11.05 0.02 0.43 1,23 2.04 1f.~iti

., .,.,

,°°2"‘."-.°“-,°.= GHIQKGLQQ omeneaz

8.40 9.13 li.5i."l ]i).li3

st in lird fresh. cool spell.

4th to Sth, rain. 9th to 12tl1, damp,<lull and unsettled conditions. 13th to 17th f0f§§Y, drizzle. 18th to 21st. cool spell.

High H`t

8.1

i_-ag:_c:_=n_~i_»1_~i<-f..;:ay. cwcccee -mics-`.~.

-1 .1

.°°.°°."."Z7’.°.°‘.:"°."':'°‘:7‘.’9."."|.".`7,`].` :rr»-1:~':>c;nr\°i.-...:¢:'>e:¢.:.s~'.rir.'1-a-t.:-

Water

Time

11.54 12.30 13.04 122.43 14.34 15.43 17.11 18.38 19.56 21-.00 21.50 22.36 23.20

11.32 11.58 12.23 12.48 13.15 13.48 14.34 15.45 17.21 18.50 20.08 21.09 22.04 22.57 23.49

22nd to 25th, changeable. 26th

27111, warmer. 158th to 30th, stormy

conic before such meeting.

L ' I

ARM FOR SALE

The undersigned offers by private

_ii good state ot cultivation and fronts on Brncklcy Point Bay. If not sold

iiieiir-lug at one o`i':lock p. m., will be ollcred by public auction ou that date

H" nt 2 p.m.

.°°?°."T"."F"5’°P.".*"""""" c.-.ww-no.:>c~r~ic»:.:¢.ri`a'~i~i'e>

.`7.".“."‘.°.°’.°"."."'$7“°°°°°= maize,-<s:»e-:.¢~<=:-:L-rl¢.I:_

" A good lioil.~se,burns,coach1|0uS¢_ic@. 1 plough. iiuiuber 23. and 1 one-horse

house and forge; also a never-failing well of wutcr driven by a wind-mill.

Also same day cattle, sheep and

other articles not mentioned. lf day not iiuc. sale will take place the fol- lowing day.

J. II. GREGOR.

Brnckloy Point.

BENJ. CARTER,

Auctioneer.

9206-ll-‘_'7iiisltl2il5stu8i.

Property For Sale

I\li‘. Jolui B. lion, Victorlu, (Ira-

paud. now ii iuun of S3 years of nge and having only one son fccls iucliucil to dispose oi' a portion of his land property and will sell that valuable block of land consisting of 180 acres, fronting on Victoria liarbour and gen- critlly known :is thc (.‘ruwl`ord i>i~ilali>. \\'liIcli luis allways bccii afi- mlrcd its one of thc most plcasuut lo- cations uii thc Island. enjoying thc balmy air of Nortliiiiiiberlniul Strait. As if is adjoining ilic Villagu of Vic- toria. tht- o\\'iii.~r will soil any iiuuut- ity, from ix building lot up lo ns many acres ur. i~o<|iiirccl. to :iuii niirt-liuscr. About lin :iffrelt i»l` iliis, profit-i'I_v is

clear :ind in :i high state of cultiva-

DlARY OF EVENTSI.

T0~DAY.

Legislature.

(.'Ity MagisIi~aiu’s Court.

People'.s Tlicaire. 3.15. 7.15. and 3,45,

Prince Edward, :t_ 7, ,md 3,50, _

tion, llic ri-inoiiivlcr being covered with luiubor. hard and soft wood. For l`ui‘thnr purliciilnrs apply by lcllcr or lu pcrsoli lo

JOHN B LEA AND SON.

Victoria, Lot 29,

P. E. l.

953|!-4-ITI\ls\\'iii . \ . --so

THE PURE BRED CLYDESDALE

STALLION

. Lord Winsloe

DEATHS

Enrollment No. 3 Pure Bred

Qi .f _ |_| 4_1

|2629

GRANT.--ln this city. April 20th. William Grunt, aged SS years. 'Fiiticrnl

.notice later.

SIRE

CROWN RIGHTS |0182, lmp. cANAoiAN House socizrv 2962.

9495-4-13Mtrf8l.

Auctig Sale

\\ill soil at Public Auction, ou my

prcniisos. Lower Frcetown, on Tues- day, l\li-iy 4th, 1915, at 1 o'clock p.iii., the' following stock und farm implo- tueiits:~

l marc (Piii'kslile.), 1;' yours old, in

foul lo Capiiiiii Aubruy; 1 marc, (St 1.uw:'c|it l, 7 years old; l marc (Trans- uvtcr), li _vt-.urs old, in foul to Dark- wuod; “ licll.y'." 6 yours old, sired by Kcloll; 1 marc, 5 yours old (Joe Dillon; 1 colt, 2 years old iburkwood); 1 stallion, Darkwoud, 10 years old.

5 niilch cows, 1 ox, 3 calves, Il

mouths old.

l Deering binder luuarly iicw), 1

mowing machine, 1 gang plough (new).

plow, l set disc liitrruivs. 2 sets spring tooth liarrows, 1 sct spike harrows, 2 truck waggoiis, 2 carts, 2 riding wag- gous. 1 road cart, 1 bikc sulkey, 1 jauuting sleigh, 1 puiig sleigh, 1 bob _sloigh, 1 wood sleigh, threshing mill, shaker and cleaner (Hall’s), 1 set faiiiiers, 1 turuip drill. shovels, hoes, swiiigle-trees, 2 cart saddles, 2 pads and brecchings, 2 sets driving harness, ii quantity of hens and many other things too nuiuerous to mention.

.lOll.\' l\lcPIiEE.

`l`\~i'in:a iuudc hiunvii thc iluy of sitio.

Alt'l`. \\’RlG1l'i`. ' Auctioneer.

9585-4-2linApl.21&28.

Business Not As Usual

but BETTER than usual is the way we find it. Why? Simply because we represent Pop- ular, Prompt. Progressive land Powerful Companies, strong to pay and fair to settle, and people want the best especially when it costs no more than the poorest.

For Fire insurance that insures

Call on G. J. MCCORMAC.

Revere Hotel Block,

~ Charlottetown

9586-4-21-|1131

_ l_ lm"

xii'

THAW BACK T0 ASYLUM.

New York, April 19.-llarry lieu-

diill Thaw was to-day ordered back I0 tho stiitc hui-ipitai for the crluiinal lu~ sane at Mattcwau by the appellate division of New York Supreme Court. Plaiiii are now being formulated to

nbutniziut piers we built there. q

ers and llatchory Bridges, to Mc- 1 l,uugliliii`s Culvert. St. l’cter’s Road, Burnt Bridge culvert, Cardigan,

every structure erected by us for our i stool bridges. 'Those structures, I 1 lliliik. will stand as ruouiiuiciits to thc i Zilallilesoii aduiiiilstriitiou long nftcr |

dust and uluny will be still there when Gabriel blows his horn.

,I would UW" wk? him 1_0 U19 Dllllk that tho public could not trust them R\VL‘l‘ 10 500 U10 l>l9l'5 bllllt f0|` R0(-1' with thc propcr expenditure oi’ their

no cy. lu vicw ot' thc fact that tlic im- roveiueut oi' th~ 'ou trv ro' ls is

lic und l have been gathered to thc building of pe,-mmlem roms

l7mlcr the former adniinistriiiioii

would like him to cou1e_ with ine to we mul in me County Court mum-ds Montague, und see the picrs ou which lim; in one Singh., year lm.,-G were that bridge stands, then I would take 1_;gg_q Suits for the re(-QVC,-y of mx(,B_ lm" 1° ‘\'°|'fh River “lid Show mill U19 inu<~h oi’ wlilcli was never collected.

‘his was probably due to thc inct

, _ p c c u _ .ii \\i\U8llS Cl1l\'G!`£ 119111' SUU\I110l`Sid0 occupying such a. large place in the K and thi' v\1|\crt_el Milrray I~lurb0\1r- public nttnniinn iiirniieiiniit ilin lil fact l_“'0“l‘l l‘_l“” mm A0 Visit and whole Dominion and in the lliiitcd :iaiisfy liiiuiielf oi the perinaiieucc of sta|,_.s_ we think that um- |||-sl ,.f|~,,,-is

u rond iinprovcniciit slioiild be in lic way of crcctiiii: pcriuaucut iridgcs suiiicleutly strong to i:at‘i'_v hc heuvy mac-liinery necessary in the

OTHER PROVINCIAL ROADS

THE STAFF

’l‘l|c lionouriiblc. thc Lcudor of tho

Oppositioii has miidc rofert-iliac to thc incrcascd expenditure on the stall' of thc llcpnrtnient. ln thc expendi- ture of such it nlargc amount of por- maucnt works, it was very essential that it should be spent under compet- ent direction and for that purpose we have employed a qualified engineer to ndvisc In these matters. lt is a well kuowii fact that the late Govern- ment had in contemplation the ap- pointment of such un oillccr for a long time and if they had dono so niuily of llic ilcfccis in their so-culled per- uiiincnt worlis would not liuvc oc- <-nrrod. l :ini proud to liavc it to stty that this Govcrniuent lius been for~ innate in thc selection they have made. He is. both competent and careful and moreover one of our own people. Not only for the public works but iu the survey oi’ our oyster areas it was absolutely necessary to have a man quiilliled to niitlortskc such dlilicult work and it goes without saying by all who ure conipoicni. to judge that this work has been carc- i`nlly ami wcll done.

I may ulso suy that under thc lute

udiuliiistration the roud taxes were collected by the treasury ticpurtnicnt mid it look ui lcnai, the services ol' one iiiiicii io ultciid to the cloricul work thereof und ilu: :iiuouiit colloi-it-tl for ilio your lflll nuiuiiiilcd to only $15.- l1i9.00. By the passing of thc new

tlou with the operation oi' tha Act was tri\iisl’oi'rc|l to tho llcpariuicuf of i‘uhlIc \\’orIts uiiil Illstcuii of nniuuutlng to $15,139. the avi’-l‘Hs~'. amount for the past three years has been $36,000, wlilcli is, as you will sec more than double the amount under the old Act. The itveragc number oi' nieii puyiug road tux during thc lui-it three years is over 3,500 in advance of 1911, and the average number of horses during the same period nearly 600 lu advance. This itself shows 'nn itctunl gain In tax value of over $7,000. Further the average cash und expenditure of the Department for the past three yours has been $37,000 in excess of the uvorngo ox- pcndilure for the Inst three _vcurs ui' thc late Government.

MORE LABOUR PERFORMED

Act the whole clerical work in connec-

ln lilo other Proviiiccs vcry large

sums :irc being spent on thc improve- iiicut of ilic highways. 'l`hc Cau- iidiuii lligliway Associiiiioii is now cur- 'ylng ou an extciisivc propugiiiiilit to

One cent per word first Insertion

In this column, half cont per word

each continuation. Cash must accompany order. Minimum charge

Twenty-five cents. '

GUARDIAN CLASSIFIED ADS. J

Agents \Vautcd

GENTS WANTED.-T0 SELL FOR The Old Reliable Fontlilll Nurseries. We teach our men to sell. Expert ~ ence unnecessary. Highest commis- sions paid." Handsome free equip ment. Stone & Wellington, Toronto. ont. iiis-i-3-zsmszei

Fl' _ _ _ _ _ . . J

llolp \\'uiilcil-l"oiiiii‘ .2

ANTED-MAID FOR GENERAL liouscwork. ltcferciiccs. Apply ut 190 Prince St. 9561-4-20uiIlI. ANTED-A FIRST-CLASS COOK und two \\'ixili'csscs for lst Muy. Apply ut 158 Priiicc Sl., bclwccii ii and 7 p. ui. 9500-4-20111111.

construct n_ road 4,000 miles in length G|§‘|_“’ wA,¢fEb__-§o>§~~Gr§N?Ff/“I

reaching from thc Atlantic to the Pacific, wliilc the Good ltouds As- sociations of the different Provinces are rapidly creating n strong public opinion in favor of better roads. lu 1912 the Province of Saskkatchewau spent close,-on. $2,000,000 ou highways, the Government of Quebec was auth- orized to expend $10,000.00 Oon good roads iiud Oiiturio is now coiisidcriiig tho iiiuuglirnlion ol' a $30,000,000 high- wuy srlienic.

Prcniler Bordcn'r~i luiimiitioii to' the

delegates of the Manufacturers' As- sociation aiid the Grain Growers’ As- sociation tliat the Government intends to go ahead with its highway ini- provenient proposals will be received

A li il'

-Corus pp eFiv|'l; Seconds

S ,bllt I I' i

Cured fredii cl>r?rl~i?ilieii°§a

I Quick

"Putnam's" soothes

toes can be cured hy Putnam's Ex-

uway that drawing pain, onscs Instant-

tractor in 24 hours.

Si. ' ` ' _

W ..

` \

liouseiioik Apply 25 lipper Queen

_ ‘|505-4-20iii3l.

ANTEU-Gini? Fon`"GEN€nKL' housework lilrs R li. Jenkins. 36 Brighton 9539-4-17iu1li.

MAID WANTED FOR GENERAL llouscnorll Apply 58 School St.

9;»3l5-4-l7M4lpd.

Gini. WANTED A1' oivcs. .APFTV

.it ilu- Eldon lloicl Kent street.

92121-4-l5||itl'.

bor bale F0 R`S5IE `l`i3ENTEi/l`A`N"`§‘5fET

ielund Bicycle in good repair. Ap- ply utthis ol'l'lcc 9058-4-20M3ipd. Fon sAi.E,-FIFTY HENT,TM5sT-'

ly tlioroughbrod). Apply 11 Park _5i._ ___ __ :|559-4-zoivisipd. FOR SALE-A LOT OF LAND SUIT-

ublc for building, fronting on Witter SU"~‘L‘I- /\lIlJ|l' D. M. Mcllonnld, 49 Water St. 9537-4-17|u3l.

W“s7\'L'€:""--_~'*--

A NEW HOUSE, 6

moms und bath plunibiug complete, incluiiiiig now slublo ou said prc- iiiiscs. Apply in A. J. Willie, 'iii l7lIIH‘r Queen airct-I,ior E. i‘. \l’hIt<'.

FOR SALE--RUBBER-TYRED BUG-

gy, unto soul, nearly new. Address J. il., [lox 284, Suniinersidc. P.E.|.

9548-4-i9|li3i.

llclp \\ iiiiioil.-Maile WANTED!-Yo'uNG `rvlA`N"T't‘>""A`C?

ns ncwsngeiit oil passenger trains. I‘.l£.l. Railway. Apply at once to Nowsagciiizy. 9708-4-15mtf

Siiuutloiis Yiiciiiit a'i'|TCV_sFl`\i ITG/"s"'Ii I£`S`§`K¢'€Tlii6

methods, Extraordinary revivallst. Quarter million converts. Thrilling book. Everybody orders. Make six to ten Dollars daily. Sample book free on promise to canvass. Bible House. Brantford.

' -_ To L01.

HOUSE T0 LET ON ELM AVE: SIX

rooms with uiodcrn conveniences. Apply 24 Alley street. 9503-4-20m3i.

FOR RENT - AT MARSHFIELD,

house with lllacksniitli forge and seven ucrcs nlcur liiuil. Post-iessioli given about May 5th. Apply James I". Stewart, lilursliiiolil. 9502-4~20m6l.

T0 RENT-HOUSE AT INKERMAN

on North ltivcr Road, half mile from city, with or wltliout‘furnlture. Ap- ply to James Fnrquliarson, West Royalty. 9560-4-20_lll2llp_l_l-

T0 `°LET.-PARTLY FURNISHED

house, seven rooms; all modern ini- proveiueiits; in ccutrc of city. Write I’.0. Box 440. 9708-4~15uitf

1T)`"l=`i_EN7;Hou§c"of_ tlwroouis. Wont

ond Sydney strcot, ilnn view ol' har- bor. nie.. modern iniproveiuents, ol- ectrlc lights; possession oarly ln May. Apply to Jas. 'l`. Purdle.

9503-4-15M1llpd

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Winn-es:..§ 'rnrsir‘nii£i<“'c'6ws‘.

ly, niakesi ilio fect feel good at oncn., (lroi-cr, Wi-yiiioiilli slrccl. Apply, Box 350. B355-3-Bmtl'

Get a 250. bottle ol"Putr|am'l” today.`

9i':a'»1-1~19|i1l-Iilnl.

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Plain and Norfolk

Suits for Boys

worth $4.50 to $8.00 each:-'Any suit fa, 53,49

This lot came in Saturday fresh and new from the factory.

We bought the lot at a price and now offer you your choice

ALLAN. - Al. ifnriiigiin llriilgc. l'. 1'). I.. on April llio lltll, Aiiiiio, liolovod wife of Dr. A. .~\. Allan, formerly Miss Annie .\l. I-lughes. Tigrilsli, P. 1

DESBRISAY-On iiiir l:£tl| lust.,.loIin Lestock Stewart Us-fi llrlsny, aged 34. youngest. son oi' the lair; Aretns Wil- liam Young liwllrlsny of lilliliscn. Bathurst, N. B.. foi'iuerl_v ol' this i-ily.

STEELE.-ln Cliarlottetuwn. on April 20th, 1915, Edgar Wallace Steele. dearly beloved son of Mr and Mrs

906.

Griffon by Beith.

Sire Calaclysm llii-19, by lllawatha

10067. Prince Robert. by Prince of 0 , wn... ~ |l.ine of Braceleisl

Ziul [Juni Maid uf (lrIIl‘cu 21035, by

Pride 9122.

Bred by Mclntyre Bros.. Park View,

4th Dum Rose Lawrence 13522, by

DAM take tho curio to llie state court of

ROSA CONNAUGHT 21036, imp. “""°“"

Brown' face and legs white. Fosled 'L * \

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for _$3.49.

Uudi-i' thc into (lovornnicut u grunt

deal ol' nionoy wus puld under n sys- tem of road orders which made it possible for a Road Supervisor to be very extravagant and* sometiuies make very doubtful nx- penditures of public money. This has been entirely done away with.. All moneys paid directly out of the Do- pnriniont nrc new paid by cheques. This necessitates the issuing by the

When Women Suffer ,

correctly. _

Prido of lilnc-on 10837, by l3uron's ,_ _ _ F '

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Ilrd Dani Rosciillial 13523, by Prince , _. _ . ' , "-,

of Albloii 6178. . /'F7 ,- f* . 5'

Edgar Steele. aged 2 years Funeral PM . - ’

' nee l awreuce.

wmv=,al:I° m(§c° ‘mm £4 SV""g»s"°t" 5th Diim Bute llosc 9949, by Spring- f

on e nes ay at p.m.. Rev. Mr hm Dumley 242,-,_ - V .

;Murray oiliciating. - ._ .L._ . . . _ ¢

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No remedy gives ‘renter relief thin

A!tl.l~lrnmnl¢ I -l(\ shin. in-II ¢m¢\»Ii_

_What mother would not prefer to have ° t, ‘t l`l ll

iittm Clothes for the Boys if they cost no morémllieybaldsmovgtely tweeds in Qreys and Browns. handsomely made by specialists that make nothing but Boys Cloths and it takes aSpecialist to make

_ We have the the si_ze.your Boy wears-brin him in this°wee and let us show you this line lot of Suits worth §4.50 to $8.00 each,

- your choice of any S_uit'at $3.49 '

We haylile 9.5;; pr. fBoys School] Eants (Bloomers) on their wav rom e an acturers I ' t d ` ‘ at 4§_c a _p_r. The lotucompriseawallthzbégltesreallnlzulnqzssfli

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