MAY
' 'mn turner saws
FEELING- I VER 2
AGAINST STRIKE 2 HAVE 'BEE POLLED
uma
smallpox.
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various natures on for last evening, excellent weather prevailed, and theatre lc-vers had' been able to sat- isfy their desires during the' earlier part of the wedk- -l ‘ . This st-atv of affairs would be dis-
couraging to any theatrical company, but notwithstanilirg all these and other obstacles when th: curtain went up for the first* act of “I’ike’s P003" presented by Holde'n's Comedians the actors were greeted with a fairly good house. The play was laughable from start to flnialh, one fully capable oi curing the worst ease of blues that ever vis- ited mortal man. Two gentlemen by the name of Pike llve in flats, one in a lower. UW ethri' in an upper one. Both are for- tunate or unfortunate encugh to .bo married and due to certain circum- stances, matters of a somewhat com- plicat-cil nature soon make thvmisclves llllllffilr. Not until the final act is thc mystery cleared u.p, and the chief charm of the comedy was that tllv audience could not possibly solve the matrimonial problem until thc- actorn had done so for them. Undoubtedly among the gentlemsll Robert Dalton, who t00l\ ill# part of John . Pike. ll gay old boy, and C. H. Morell, who illlllersonuted Rev. John Pike, sombre hlit earnest, were the- best. E. Davis
-as Mulvaney ran -a close seconil. lllld
simply kept the audience ln fit.: of laughter.
Florence Howard, . as I{l*.r.y Pike, wlie was capital, and Ida Ellis who acted the part _of Daisy, Rev. Pike's wife was beyond criticiym. Kitty Kyle as Maggie, .a jewel ,of a llillll bved to be an excellent! act*
lfjilll. 'ig-d~ the remainder of the troupe
Ytre well suited to their parts-. . .
nliriiig-the action oi ine only ln-
r;:-TxTx__~-r_<_; ;~;_;-;:*_~ 1. '_'::_ .;- 1- ; _.:
N0'I`E_`D'
"‘*l»TF‘Mlf N, 14,, Mnyrfs-nl-_ Pitkin
ll=°@i\iiAin` neil., rl_.,n., entran-
gnisned Nofa’ Scotia ` d ed' imider
ll _ I. . .
llmst _t ag-lei eoiiditfonili In Chicago “I '.' l having been- crushed- to
‘Wtll een two street cars. In
"“ll*til'ih"i'l tllls sad' event was re- ;,°l"@~l bi i_\;fv.'Dr. John Currie, _Pine ' th" i'-fillets; und it is a happening
at will be heard with the deepest
ffxfei.
'bRe\~, Hugh MacDon,aId Scott, was as son of John Henry Scott oi. "llYs.loro,.and was born there Malrch . lain. He win. udurutrd nt ml-, ifulsle College, (H, A, lR~'.\l), amd was
th, giinrlfi to nl-l-est Evelyn MONTREAL May 6--The honorafry
.rhaw lor contempt ol court dngru of Donlnr ol Laws wlll Mary McKenzie, Cavendish has gain-,
lllnn to pny n 1-in, nl $250 lm. conferred on two Canadians and d thff",P°f”t‘°”9~ _ _, _ MISSE5
inn; Muir, was gignnri in tin, three ci<i'_zens of the United States, In Kings C‘-"“°tY, Di5t1"°" M159
court inte tuciny nftrr the nppui- at a. special convocation of Mconl Mazele Campbell. Fairfield-. has mov- _:unch Linen division -had refused to stay the University, to be held at the new ‘ld “Ol” elghth to mfh Plme- Ilcllllillflll Emml
The order will he enllors- MacDonald College at SV Alllfii on Ni’ ‘fmmges °! 'POSIHQW h“fv° been 50°” M°u”dl
as som 8,, the shermrs Dmce 0p_ -June 3r,l_ The nonvncnllnn wlll be made in the other districts since the Mcbousaii Ida E, tomorrow and nn Qmoei- will af, of particular interest, in- as much as mat Pullhslled “-“Dum °l 9' Week 374°- 5f6V°llS0l1 Blfdlll he sc-nt to escort Mrs. Thaw tg it will serve as a formal opening of B18 334115 ha” l1°*m m“d°» WM tl" Blggllf Llzzll D- l___,,ll,,w ,_,,,.eel_ _lull The order (ll_ the Macdonald lmlldlngn dqvnged to totals that will appear next Satuir-day Bnchgnan Janis uint rin shun ue kept in more tml-ning in the various iuuucnru ol- may M *»l=° -llliism Sufvllee vel- Btrlzht Retu B. until the settlement 91 agriculture and to the training of TM Wh"-9 G““dY_ C0- Lbdu $7- Mllwll EVE
,,co0,,,,t_ teach.”-S, the whole l,¢.lng gh... gift of John, through their representative Pickering Della' ie line was imposed upon Mrs. Sir William MacDoln~ald, of Mon/troal. l B- R. Holman, knowl that the ladies l\IcK»srlz1s Mary
-,_ lm. lallme to appem. ln , The follnwlng will receive the dns who participate lui the Big Free Trip Fraser Annie B.
proceedings ' on adgree of L.L. D.:' Hon. J-nmss Wilson, Will B-D10? ix high C1859 lulufy- 0l` 1" ,M§D0llB1ll Mllfy obtained against her secretary of l‘~gl`l¢lll¢Ul`*`f M Wasllillg' D"'1°l` W0_¥"5lS all 9-d'€\'4“lll19 9“l?PlY 05 Essery Emma' R.
Hartwig, a milliller_ ton; Dr. James Earl Russell, head' of their delightfully luscious Daisy :ind Drake Gran,
------- - 'fi' lr u' cull r, Coium-lun uni- Delmar chocolates. and that le why onrnpurll auth
tl C eg vsl:sity?‘cGe.r1‘incl1ot, secretary of the the llfm rlllllftrl Sllcll lll m0l15U`°“5 'V50 Glllls Sallie F-
' ~ ~ - Bain Laura
,step taken by the Association an an The -Gruard'Ia.'n’» "Big Free 'I‘rip"‘f‘
,act of rebellion and urge the Govern-, llnllfnst is certainly agtlluccess. its
mm* i0 Proceed with energy ami ,the biggest undertaking ever con- _, _ crush the insurrection before the ducted- by amy newspaper east of ‘
lngveinent angulfs other bodies ‘ of lfontreal, and judgin'¢\`by ‘the wink ll '
state employees. being dem, the young ladiessppre- ‘ Evidence has accumulated- that the “Bl-0. 9. good relisiblcrodfer, and are
formation of the union was the first working hard to win.
, step in a far-reaching planl of general Over 25,000.000 (twenty (ive mil.
and to Eivelt f°d'=fl\¢lC‘¥l to place the entire maehln- lif/ll) votes were polled up to last
rlight to the state, ery of the Govemment at fits mercy. Thursday et 8 a. ln. This will give
exception The organizers of the movement will it slight idea. of the interest taiken in
organs are be subject to hea/vy tina or imprison- this great contest.
e‘ ment lf they persist in meeting. The _Guardian offered, as a “special
lil prize", $1500 in BOM, (llVI»de'd init() li ’ - two prizes, viz. $10.00 and $5.00, to
the candidates who would poll the
S ll 1! " in
I two weeks from 8 a. m. of April 22
, to 8 a. xn. of May 6. Miss Lizzie
, , y __ . , Bl-ggar, Bmdalbane, won the first
. prize of $10.00 in gold' by polling the
handsome to-tal of 376,000 "special
_ votes" within the specified tlme.Mias
- -- ` ' l.. Jennie Walsh, Sumnierside, won the
IA, May T-(Special)-.lrain C0NSTAN'I‘INOPL‘"‘, MayL7»|`Sp,-c- ll¢¢0l1d P1112 Ui $5-00111 gold with al
the Adam plain is ripe for har- *ll)°*Th° llll“'llB»l“°lll1B1ry» wiilmlsslou '~°“l °I 2804790 "SV°°l'°l V959”-"0Ul1*l
lm; no Armguiinn refugees dn" saking the lnventoey of tue i~. :ill-nts 'I' °‘md1d"'i'°S ‘V110 made H E005 Hll0W-' \
¢`0 back to their farms as the 0f the imP0\'l81 palace has lifarlled mg for l-hi’ "“P°°lal DUNS." Were'
connq-y_ in gglll most thart Abdul Hamid deposited d-:;i-ng Miss Emma McMillan, Cornwall, nny mm, the recent months consideriule money 353.000: MlSS Lillila Smith. P0'W\‘&l.
_,,_, there ig no pre5,,nl_.in New York banks through n mnll. 240,000;,_Mlss Birdie Stevenson North
of employment. llmtllll agent. River. 199,000; and Miss Irene Wig- I work is Using carrigri Un Abdul Hamid has $10,000,060 ln ginton, Bridgetown, 192,000. ‘ MISS LIZZIE D. BIGGAR,
iu- Ariana, German Banks. ' , _ Two candidates have reached the
camps have been- establish- It is uncertain what amps the pre- one million mark Miss Jennie Walsh
persons sulfe-ring from oontg- 'sent Government will tene tu pos- 5llmll'l9l`9id¢. Wltll U16 lilllgnlllwnt ,,,,,,,,,,,,, “cn an ,,,l,l,.0.ld. ,War re... _dren of were il.-poem. total uf 1,140,280 votes, and 11/lieu’
Winnie Beer, Charlottetown with 1,-
-- 000,340 votes. Manny other candidates
have almost reached seven figures
I ‘Charlottetown gud Royalty
n ‘ ' _
District" Miss Winnie Beer, has a- `
ain secured the lead
lar est num er of "s eclal votes
l I "Queen's County District’ M
. ' . ‘ =. 5* ~ = D
onlin 0 nun » - -
Mdlnda Janes' P°W““1-_ has ‘Urged The followinpgives the list of can-didatee who have not withdrawn and
___ _.___ Quad one pgsltlm' v,','hi1°.Mis“ lizzie, the vote polled for each up to 8 a. m. Thursday May 6th. Also standing
NE” YORIF, may 6~_An order d,_ l v te1§g,l;.r,,(1§lr,;1ixi;,l:za1lJe(;sitslgnJ\1;l;1(;¢d 1;`I<,>';l; of each candidate to 11 a. m. Thursd ay April 29th.
- ' 'ne V _ ‘_ »
fa 6
00,000 veres
= -l 4
French Pres Also Denounces Conspir-In ‘_‘Big Free Trip” Contest. Miss Liz`zie Bigger, Bratisl- 'acy_ol Government Employees. Grgan- bins, Wins “Special Prize” of $10.00 in Gold and Miss 7 isers Likely to be Fined and Jailed. Jennie Walsh, S’Side, Wins $5.00 in Gold.
, - <1 - using vaud°vlll° iw- ""5§TT'l"l1§5<ll1v m°\'“l°l= “ml 5°” Beers M. Ailes ISA-gitlwirrrlnbgonduced by several of _EJ rimmed -GW glasses 1” ca"-. Fraser Ethel B.
' clean and Findlr please return to G H 'l`&yl0l”. Martin Mary Bell
di n , and being ‘ ~ ~ _
::l$,t;oiITb`;‘oi?gl?out, proved to be most Sunnyside. ,____,, __ _.5;8i¥.P_‘l.- Taylor Clrcllllb
muyusle. ‘ , ' norman, n maid, 1.y may iz. 301 Munson rlorenru
,,P,n.s Peek.. wlll b¢ repe\ate'd,this Kent St, 5.g¢l___,
cl arllyone desirous oi -------*""‘”z'1"W ur qt 3 Moore Adelaide
evening an _ TRAYED from a l . lnearly killing themselves with ldllsll-§ 'hue P,,.,,l,m cat, Remrn lm. Doucetts Mary
ter and seein: s P18! °’ ll ““““`° ,,,,a,.,l . . .5-srl:nr.~\,
oolvi 'ro LET. .Gy gentleman M
, . _ ' . - i , we'1l-furnished S
CI~1ICAGO. May o--I-lere in an gli;-in .|;E¢mwl;hl)ll;i:vl|M>¢;\”a,§,;“y, within short Wickham Lucy
tration of a thllis stllilltlctlnlzolng Iago I Sistmlce of mst clam tame board, in th;-igzhgzlgrlg vilith- a friend- tll° can secure same by writing P., 0. fvyxhcoming marriage of a man of 30;, 971,. Charlottetown; ‘5;-_‘3_¥l3lD_ll- 1 re -four with a zlrl Oi '°‘“°“"'”“"' " .'A`N'rl`11D`.'a€§nT Kill Board llv ll .lonuygge ted that there was a Cmmlq' “f gentleman. Central locality. Wigglngf0l'l H0116 ernbln §scre'par.»cy in lille ages- Ye", Gi-V. full particulars. Address P. O. Morson Muriel 'nu raid -'wr had uuuugh rww. MS Bo, 3-,9 5-milpa. Fraser Addie M. m~=~ her »-ss but lf" be 5°' ‘”°"° ff. ri"s'li.n‘u..;§..r's.....a;'.n..i.i... G
h ' f rty-four and he S Blghty' 4-0 - ’ ~ Ca
‘men 5 °s ° in rfect condition. Apply t0 my Sadie
_" d it would be. D9 Rl
eight An so ...__---7--A 54' Ed"'“`§ St' _____.____._.5_`_8_fl.1_I'Qpd` McLeod Belle
Minn:-d‘s Linlment Cures Diphtheria ' `
.__ _,_-_ 1.-~. V: ,V
S 0 _ ,r. 21,, l"` .\_\_, 'l
_ gt eiiieeeo
_.N _ F*-{`
" ll" ` nuegr in Merlfomlsh N.. S.. - Y; lim. new he l<»licv°<l 90”- graduate course in Phlloeolllli *'- 'nerllm and 1,¢ip§i\_,~_ universities, and in 1391, was appointed Proiessor cl Ch. History. He received the 091-l`°° ‘na s. p. nm -Beloit coilsde. Mmm ,rin in lsss. Husvrote tl". Uh- Hi"- : Sec. in "Current Discussions in Theo- l10¢7," and' has likewise written' arti- ,loles in the Bib. Sucre. Our DBY. 'l`ll¢ prusbyterian, The Reform. R°ll-- *Wd the Biblical wurlri. Hu married May issa mire 1-men o. oiuewiu, of onl-
BRADALBANE.
has worn the
$10.00 in gold by polling 376,000 "specia.-I votes" within two weeks from April 22nd to May 6th.
Miss Biggar
positions in her standinZ llufllltl
the past two
-f ir - 2_1
,¢;. ,
weeks. in this respect.
"‘ ~ J” yn* l
._ ,_, ,
¢ _ .<
. . ,. I
(Plldiio by Bowness) ,
MISS JENNIE WALSH, '
SUMMERSIDE,
"Special Prize" oi has won the“Speciai1 Prize" of
$5.00 in gold by polling 280,000 "special votes" within specined time. Miss Walsh has polled the
also gained eight large total of 1,146,280, vgteg ,
thus leading all other candidates `
grades of Manitoba- .flour 11-dv1m'ce4i 20 cts per bbl toda/y.
, $7.40 to $1.50 uno ii. the highest at
Wl1lCh ilorur has sold since 1908, hvhen-
Lefter cornered wheat.
Since the first of February the price board. ' -
has advanced 80 cts per 1,01,
Dllflllg I-he Same period Ontario was considered unsafe to proceed lar
ller- dzstin-ation and it was decided to
lll`8'l1d8 have advanced a dollar.
strong and although the present prima Seem high-, they are warranted by the price of wheat,
for at lea” “ wllvli 01A
_ i 1 a M mi, and other wi if rr 291 F my
lirlgllg keys and other ar lc ea are as pnovmcial directors, wm$Sm\1,,Bh l3,i,ll~Wpi;1nAll;en 34 Upper Queen 920,140 _,_
' __,__....._...---- -ration between in rnon on. PH, (1.01, l its west- Royalty 311.480 ---
- A rnoup rA'rl-inn. ll/l=l°l-°°*l ‘Wd 1‘°°“‘?“d§°' I' sucutalrr Flurgicz 45 Bnyneld 1az,o40 -" ,
___ t will ben-onroximate-lr 500 mllrs ‘mg-
w1NoHEs'rl=lR, May 6~Al1 0° °l¢°“' _ . - C G rtin novo- .
al-lnn lmm¢;il1Br;,t%n‘, ol Eili,1$,i,ll1l,yWi§,- lVl\nard,s Linlmcnl urea, Bri! I i (Two Prize.)
.ii t . ‘ 9- ef ° a ‘ - -
;3eZh€{dr?n` ot; whom “dine Iitmteiesitllfhid n "web _ Walsh Jennie E. Summersida 82.32% -Y- the ai-mv and tllm “"5 ' ' mu 1°. omsieeauen-)' Metnernll Arnie Alinrtnu li". --
<1 idi . several ol the sons (Tw, __,. , _ :_ ,
Irifvesileencli .wtivu service 1.. onlne, ,=F5Tn?r'f"lI_'<'§§»‘e_2a2 King st. must. mowrlonsl, ono 'rows sounis mlsr ms'l‘s1c'r Burmah. and South Africa, al’-l~ °“° _ _ containing elglll ‘fQ°‘“5 ‘lm OL (Two pl-5195,)
died at the front. ,alot he-aging, Apply bb Prince St. ~
_--~ -- - 5-s<l3li>§l» B
GOOD IL, Uq,1.RATl0N_ _ eer Winnifred
eDona1d Mamls tcwort Elva
ampbell Jennie mpbell Maggie
Gipd Arsenault Mary
‘strictly moral, is st!'0l1glY advlsed to ' “ H d Pe I
0 .nd fl- pw- -~ ,,g:€,,°,: ,,,,;‘,_
_ Ramsay Janie
. A '| 'I l Hudson Elll P.
'\ Davison Bertha
'm Wright Harriet
H0 L08. Cottle
W. .
- ‘N _I-il’ L".:lt'.'::.'::-.1 Ii"
'rim taluranh wlll
nach your man quickly-‘ If you are euro 1.001 where he le the tole- phono will dp It gulekers
Int If it le qod _liven mini and dp not ew Judi when to me ls, our. Want Ads. Ari Clilloklt ihln clther.
#Dru I
(lostain Thursa Arsenault Eleanor Abram'a Village 39,040 _.___ __ Gallant Mary E. °
Nelligan Julia
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QUEEN'S COUNTY DISTRICT. (Ten Prizes.)
ADDRESS Vote Polled to Vote Pulled to
11 a.nl. April 29th 8 a.rn. llly Goh,
Pownal 001,900 -~ 1- -- -- -- 979,520 Cornwall 1\53,640 -_ - -‘- -- “'- 912.500 Pownal 110,200 -- - -- - Kingston 730,940 -- - -- -
5i»!0,220 -- -- -- -
Bradalbane 331,700 -- -- _ -
Brookfield 402,040 --- - -- -- Victoria 413,540 -- -- - - Earnselide 417,350 -- --- --- -- Clinton 397,460 -_ -- -- --
North River
Cavendish 342,420 _.___ -_ _- Mayfield 370,840 -- -- - Bellevue 354,120 Union Road 347,530 Cornwall 343,300 _-- - --
French River 290,940 _~ -- -- Grand- View 264340 . _- R"*l*‘=1"Y 200,060 f- -- --
___ ___ ____ ._»
F t Association at Washington oflsr. . -'°'
III').NF).rlI/lcEachern, ex-member of the (C0lll~ll1ll€d 011 PHZB 14-) ‘Douglas Irene Hunter River 228,120 ___ ____ ____ _._
faculty of comparitive medicine' at NN LINE St°§'“,’if §haF1°tt°N Hignpspige 201,820 -- --» -°-‘ *_*
" - ` onl, .1 D . James w. Ruuul-tuuu_ il MACKENZIE ANU - _ . Mc _ei essie ew 01111” 0” ' 179,ee0 -- -- -1 -
M? . an .-r C mmld Colle e ---- McKinnon Belle Pleasant -Grove 148,700 __ ___ ___ _._
l I .4 M D E - .
prmclpa O 1e_____.._..a TORONTO, May. 6-The railway T-fcLeod Catherine Hartevllle 135,940 ___ ___ ____
` ' has received application McLean Annie B Clllloliell
10,400 -_ - --
-_... _
. M DE OF MILK. commission
'fliers were several 8itl`l1Cli0l1S , Ol BUTTONS A e [gr umn-igumation of the Alberta-1,lli_id- McNeill Katie Desable M560 __ ____ _.__
I
__ - '(1 t i d Railway with the Cana an
HAMBURG’t?1a¥ 41-I:nI!l;%llnI‘gmf<ll'stIil; Iligrthem This road, whiii was ln- UHTOWN .AND ROYAIJTY DISTRICT
has been crea rn ~ _ _
~ - _ t d t th 1 l st sessiort .of the
.conversion of milk into a material re corpoiga elegtiswtlllrea with Mwcxenmc (Tm-5° primm)
.gambling ivory, from which buttons, Alber a C, N, R. Gmmals it 8g_,_,_-'00 H; _M ____ ____
ff Knusmorou s'sIn11l IND annmwrou n1s'rm0'r.
Georgetown 642.940 'v-‘ ‘*“" °"’“ “’“ ”"‘ 68 0
-~ -,~- 353.320
1 269 ,100
Montague 707,640 - --‘ -_ -- “"‘°° 757-730
Montague fl75.l40 -" ”°” "*
Montague 353»°30 ”°'_ "_ "'-
KINGS‘S COUNTY. DISTRICT.
(Four Prlzel)
Bridgetown
-- 354,580 -- 290,700 --- 248,860 _- 240,080 1 238,740 -- 183,160 --- 154,900 -- 137,760 -- 76,980 -- 36,560
__ _._ _ *_ 009,320
»- 320,550 -_ 132,040
Mg, '-Hnlnn lb5,320 --
Miiituwn Cross MHS
W 147 12 »-
' _ 1ss,s2 -
Mnr?A;l.Bhl'por 199.180 - -- -- 1 Murraylliver 155.800 - -- 4, -'
Red'P0lnt~- 87.620 1 --_ w
G-len Mtltin 70.76° '““ ’°“ '°“ ’““
L. Montague. 60.460 --- --- -‘- -'~ -“- 51.440 vuileynald al. 54.160 - -- -`- - - 54.760
i;01,7s0------
1. ,,__f__
.0----
o___._,,_l..i.
Morell 30,900 -- é -- -
12,oe0 -- - _-
A111161 _ -
N9W"L¢B.d I 4,360 --- --- -‘* --
Pnmoh OOUNT V n1s'rnl0'r.
_ (Four lrllhl, _,,
Bliehiiu szanao -- »-- -- Tryon 163.1100 »- -- - Port Hill 5_fb',030 -- -~- - Cwwmpec 4sis,szo -- - - Bd<l°u\l° i05,7,0o,-- -- -*- New Annm 187,640 -- »_. _._ Tryon 254,200 -- -_ - Mlminlgash \ 44,720 ._ ___ __
Bt. Anthony -18,030 -_ -_- .___
Pleasant View ,400 -- - --
'1 ' __ '...
UUU AU l"Ub1nilt-.l‘Al¢lia`N'l'.
i
---- RAT-KILLING RECORDS.
LONDON, May 4-A fox terrier be- *_*
longing to a farmer in Aslaekby Fen,
1.oNnoN, May 4-Nearly 20,0001-n
h V 'sen d troyed b members of
which was deprived of its puppies, a e 0 es Y
on-union MARKETS. . --‘---,--'
CHICAGO,
was 1463.
____ EABTERLY WINDS May 7~»(Speclal)-
~ tter SOME SHOWERS' :Tlrybody will want to see lt.
_ May Corn Ill TORONTO' M” s“(sp°°'°l)"E°st
» 1 '* - ‘ ly, shifting to southwesterly wind
. °»_=°- Hs 1° '""'F',,°“,,",,’§,,*,“” "““"" ----~---~-~-----~ _#122 __jjjj_'jjjjj‘_11___f11111'}§I'§'-ru. 1-if in »<»me showers an two some nllll "Dt “ F ' ' 1 ‘ , _,,,,,,, l.,,,.l, ,._‘q“____,_,,_ 53,03 local thllnderstormn,
UAKLANU IS NUW ‘I
Attorney Donahue toda ls lm. n
- 795.080 1’ -_ 792,500 -- 719,400 -- -704,400 _ :maze _ 401,040 _-_ 455.200 -- 440,460 _ - 4sa,sao- -- 4sa,aso _ 402.360 _ asus-40
“Ut ruling Of the grand jury that all, slot machines palyir.\_:_ in money or ln slugs _ that permit of a play puck must. oe el1mina’.\.d. Another order of ill? Jury. compelling the closing at midnight of all saloons in the countyl outside oi incorporated towns, was l 1-,nul 1: .srri ..c ut the present raltbl. made known t-o saloon-keepers today. f
Donahue siuted today that the new lin. p.,1;_,,, , 1 0;-;1,i,¢,
rulings would be enforced rightly.
GHAUUAIING AI MUUNI , _ ALLISUN CIINSEWAIUHY
- seek a community where he can dtvldl
his distinction with some other “look
given in the Beethoven Halll,i“E`g1°ss break°"'"
Mount Allison Conservato-ry of Music, by the Misses Margaret Camp- bell, Cameron of Sackville, and Jes- sie Pauline Allan of Bayfield, N. B., last week was in every respect; most successful. Miss Cameron, who np- pearerl first on the program rendered most pleasingly and sympailhically the last two movements of the Son.
--I ,000 , 'N0
*nom
ness and smoothness of rhythm. Miss Allan performed har numbers in her` 'dharacteristlc style. She possesses
splendid technique arid' her selections- langue, No_ 2, Book 1_3 _ were rendered with brilliance and pre- Tunstall, 0p_ 25_.Dnn°n@,%@¢`n‘1; cislon; the Chopin Impromptu andCB_mel.o,.,_ ' ' the Liszt and Wallanhaupvt numbers sung, -~fl~l,e Dmwn--_.Gut nl»ig_1nl\§|, being exceptionally well performed. lot, _
'_-i,14.e.2s0 __ 012,620
-_ 720,120
ondignn 452,720 -- - -_ -_ -- 560,800
-- 302,200 -~2ss,4z0
W A
brought home a young, wild rabbit, rat club at Westwell, near Ashford. Mn” to the ,ldvisablmy of lm.”
“ml “d°l"'-ed lt- one m°ml’"'° Ubag' fm last year "special" advertisements, some a
' thereon of each advertisement will he
promptly forwarded to any business
d ni-m throughout the Province or else-
.nnnurun
race me
RAGE FEARF LLY
Sonic Sad Fatalities Result. One Men . D198 Fighting Flames. Many Settleri Have Lost All Their Pnssessionl.
ed about foray miles north of ¢
M0 lvlir arelna critical condition,
e
t°'Wl1Bl1iP was burned over amd only ui l
out his ine in u pr..-iris are winch'
wiéiletcgneqchild perished in the names. before he could get
°“ 9 °“l- '-WNW! miles an entlr safety the flames were
SWIFT CURRENT- Ml! 7-(spar started near u", l
Ial-_A diimstrloua prairie nre has rag- bore
Brun1ng’e own place _1yQ:g;-nggggg
his
for the last two days. md ll .hed _. . A family named Kllen was burned out 1 his nelllrom byohzrgngasppxkzzf
The main hrs camo so
8 is .E
The last reports from the lmrnhg
few thousand acres of pasture left. l-districts to the south and no
. - ' _ il
Theodore Blumng, a farmer _who -confirm the worst fears ree
lilfed 85 miles south of Moose Jaw, the serfmlsnws ofthe d ` 6" nie,
amlii
Many settlers have lost every§ng
, they possessed.
TWENTY CENTS
ST- JOHN. Mwy 7-(special)-All
This makes the retail price from h
The wheail market is exceedingly il
There ls no apparent propped; of n
AHEH SLUT MACHINES
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B.
SACKVILLE, Mary 6--The recital.
ta Pathctique by Beethoven. Her ther numbers were equally well ren- ered, the "'1‘ocatelle” hy Dupo'n"»d‘e- erving especial mention for its light-
The graduates were assisted by
Miss Hazel Hughes, reader, Char- lottetown, P.E.I., who is always wel-
her audience spell-bound during; her presentation of "The Heroine of the -Alps" from "No Thoroug'hiare" ,byA Charles Dickens; and Robert Stai-
66-Chopln. _
Sonata. Op. 31, No. 1-Beethoven,
Alps,"--Charles Dickens, (From "No
the French Academy of Beisnni clares that Gil-uyqre cheele tl n food that one requires.
'I`h oronghfare. ")
FLUUH GUIS UP IS. S. EHHMPLMN
ENEUUNIEHS ICI
BT. JOI-LN'S, N. F., May |'J'r-g(Q@-
lui)-The steamer Luke Champlain- from Liverpool for Montreal put in
*P6 l»0d'BY. lvaklllg ffom er NADH*
in her bow by heavy ice on Odin Race yesterday. ‘
There are u thousand passengers va
The vessel made water so ralpddly it
ock here for temporary reps/Irs. The Lake Chaplain left Liverpool
on April 28 for Molutreal in command cf Capt. Webster.
LlSKl IUWNS IU
LUSI Mill SEHVIEE
FAIRBANKS Alaska, May 4~nJ.t is
announced here inday that between
l 600 and 1,000 residents of the river
OAKLAND. CBI., May 4-District towns of the Interior are to be with-
y 'yi g out mall service for four mnnlthd be-
lans for the enforcement ofthe rs- glnnlng Mgy 31, in accordance with
an order laid to have been made by the pistol authorities. The rywnein ag the river stsamers that have carried mail to Richairiscn, in the Tender- foot d*ntr’.<~.t, \Va,a`_~. "‘\ and Sdlkmch- et, arc s ll to i.:.\.e x.i\1s<-/d t0 Coll-
/ill --1 ` 'n'i;i_»ly will be l11‘8.dE 130
THE HOMLIEST MAN IN TOWN.
HOOPER, Ncb., May S-S. J. Ball, baclismith, who, at a church bamr,
TINNED ZEBRA NOW FAD.
PARIS, May 4--Aiter eating camel
outlets for several months peat, Pair- isian eplcures are now ‘turn1n¢‘ their attention to tinned zebra.
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LESSON FROM THB KOUBI.
mais, any 4-Professor num, at
,_ it
Piano, Bercsuss-Schytte.
Piano, Fugue, No. 5, Book 1-fvllcl. Nocturne, No. 3--Liszt. Morcean En. Forms D‘Etude-IWol-
coma on s; Sackville program, held lenlmnn»l,_ _resale Allan
PROGRAM.
Plano, Sonata Op. 13-Beetbovi, dalglo, Rondo. ' Nocturne, Op. 9, No. 2-~QhoQ;h-,
ling, who very acoeptnbly rendered Margaret Camemm two songs by Salter and d’Hardelot. gong, llln the Gal-den»»_Salter_
Plano, Fantasia, Impromptu Op.
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'I‘emperature at 3 o’clock this
Allegro Vivace, Jessie Allan. mol-n-lng_ 40_
Reading, “The Heroine of the .__,__,-__.._...
Mln ard's Linlment Cures Dlstemnar
In the Empire number of The’
Morning puny ouurdinn ul may at the Daughters of the Empire will tell everybody, who is fortunnt-e enough to get -a copy, when u1.u wh! “Wh” society was organized, and some 0! the good work it han done in H0- many parts of the world. This ll0ll0 will be well worth D¢l`“9lnS~ The reading -matter of that issue will be so greatly changed in BPPNl`0l1°° “dl otherwise that the rarer will nut lm recognized elccpt ll! ml Mme- ` - It will contnln il~:- picture of
exceedingly popular and very Pl”0m
"lr qs
half page, ln the "special" Empire section with the "special" reading
in that “special” issue, for
A blank order form with prices
More or lurolirg 0
Aeour curl unisex
t 1 d in this Province.
ethivalngss men are more than umullshould know what -the women can a
where, who will write "'D\\0g|t_er| of The Empire, P. 0. lox 9| , Char- 1oe£_e1ll>w‘li" _lor |_Hne‘._ ‘ sign: few days blank coupons for ery il eqpies of the _Empire numhev
will m in The Guardian
thi
'_ Hut* throughout various srl! 'df the Province.
15
Thu net renefpts from al "special" '
advertising and (rom all sales vm five cents or more for each paper be for the “Anti Tuberculosis" lnovoo ment, _ Every reader of The Rural Dail] Guardian should not miss The Blfrrulu ing Daily of above date, for th
in editing a newspaper.
I 4
Oh 2 the Daughters of the Empire arg
bright, ,,
Tflty will edit The Guardian ell
night,
The -next day ev'ry town
Wlll be turned upside down , Wllll lwxliter use nurnum delight.
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w'<$!i~r.»n¢s.~
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