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i APRIL 25- 19211.

Lydia E. Pinkhasrfs

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thug,“ help some one else.

n women write such letters “Qfgﬁii. E. Pinkham Medicine Co. “d “ll their friends how they, are he] isthatL dia E. Pinlrhamﬁ ege- ub mompoumi has brought health and h”; as into their lives. Freed from Milli...» they want to ass the good M” vglon to other an ering women ‘M; siso may be relieved. a

1g m m any complications you do not ulderstaad write to L dia E. Pil- bun Medicine Co., Lynn, us.

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__F‘ifty Raids on Iris ‘Mails in‘

DUBLIN. April 23—-’i‘he weekly review of irlsii conditions issued by the Government today says than; has been no change in the mm. tion. 29 attalcks on n

inn Fain murders

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ence tempted murd tum =1... d: sdfeiiws on tihe malls. _ e r oﬂiex eolleotoratin yhieh £16,000 was taken. There ere sixty arrests for outrages spa . _ _, adds the review, ' nfoepiviiians by court

number of 126 were lug the total under in

fin-if 23—W1hile ole body

_ _ elnerwho was shot and kill-

adwhere by the constslbulary Tues- "ddymight was being removed from St. Finnbarfs Church to a hearse after a requiem mass, the military arrested the guard of honor. Their places were taken by spectators, who placed the coffin in the hearse.

_ The military authorities previous ly had placed restriction-s on the size of the funeral oorvtege and had brought a large number of troops and an armored car to ensure or- der during the funeral.

- lIniiated-ﬂiever equalled

There‘ is as much dilference be- f

IWUBII‘

‘Sunlight Soap and its

imitators as there Irhetween sunlljht and ‘ artiﬁcial lﬂht. Absolute parity _‘ nl a '

with superior cleans

OWIII-‘HOII ';

soap for your money-yon [at them in Sunlilht Soap.

LEVER BROTHERS LIMITED. .

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

A-lveﬂlleafeptsnsider raise-eddies. 2e be; nprd m lunch res

sertlona

Where copies come to our care to be forwarded. live eenta must be nddcd to cost to cover postage, etc. Cullirnolllllll count as one word, but live figures (as H.000)

- are allowed as one word. as ‘menta- ln._no cure can this rule

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lcart. Cal at 22 West Street,’ or pll0il'£i 495-11,. . , _ 4

WHEAT FOR URLE—-M1KRQU|5 lbest; quality seedsobtainsble. Ed ilson Wright. Killkora R‘. R. ‘ '

FOR 8ALE—EGG'S FOR HATCH‘ ‘v

ing. White Wyandottes. Select ed Ontario Stock. Parent. birds ainreiated. $1.2_5.for 15 . eggs. Telephone 11111-21. Delivered, [personally only, J. H. Stewart, Harrington.

‘FOR SALE 60 A0828 OF‘ LAND East Royaltyis 1-2 miles from (iharlottetown. Has never tailing stream. For particulars apply ill. Whestley & Co.._Ltd. This land will be sold in lots to ruitpar- chaser.

' tnneea to cover cost must accompany all advertise-

roaouro. our.‘

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assassin-tasks‘.- vv rvvvvv

be overlooked; Advertisements

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1-1.1. ' uuoaatso mo)“; sui_'rs

girlie v ‘cove paw“

' ranch thapughout‘ _' a M11- be sold st ‘siaoowsen/ Odd trousers $3.95. Odd vests $1.50. In many cases this price is less hhan one-third‘ iiheir ‘actual val- ue. Merchants buy theeegliods

Wise men Wlllrbulntwo or tin-ee-

suitis ands/n overcoat. Forsale‘ ‘at ‘our store orilyL“-E1iglish ha.

Scotch Woollen Company, 158 ‘Richmond Street.~ _- -. - ~

MALE ' HELP WANTED

MAKE MONEY AT HOME —- $15 to $60 paid weekly for your spare time writing showcards for us. No tanvssslng._ We instruct and supply you with work. West-Angus Show Card Service, 57 X., Colborne Street ‘Toronto. . .

mscnnns” WANTED

WAINTIED - SCHOOL TEAOHE Second or third class for Glen- corrodala school, Lot 46; good supplement. lleiias Dampbell secretary. ‘

li-i-EMALE HELP, a ’ WANTED '

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. .‘-s.-.-l WANTED A MAlD.. for general housework, good wages. Apply "Mrs. Bruce. Stewart, 14 -Wa‘ter

Street. a“ _._,,

Mrsoannslvnoue” s"

=—___....__...._._.._......_».._..__. ‘mo ALFRED moo ALD LAND .

..Surxcyor. Hermanvlle 0r Char- lottetown.

To LET-LARGE- _FRONT.-.|\O0M, suitable for dress maker, ‘also rooms [for _llght housekeeping

furnished or unfurnished. Apply »

at this office.

Liz- JUST ARREVEDQ-ti ' MAINLAND car imported s_e uoatssﬂolllng for, cash alt low prices from

present occupation might. find more cansenisi employment with us and at the same time double his income. We require a msn of l clean character sound in mind

and body. of strong personality

tlon with a fast growing concern owheradndustry wiuiqi-‘bel reward ed with far above average earn- ings; married man preferred. Apply to lMr. J. (In-McLean. Bell

-_.sacond floor.“ Riley balding. ‘Queen St., opposLte Prowse _ Bfgthqf‘, , ...__ . ....._.- .. .

'OLOT-H. OLOTH, OLOTH- DO your women folim need mater-- rials in good qualities for their dresses and suits? We have t‘ ‘ of yards that will be sold nsalow as $2.75 per yard,

' hall‘ regular price. in goods 54 to 6B inches wide. 'Ilhls is an ex- cellent opportunity to get mater ‘isle in better qualities than us- ually found in womens fabrics. and also talse care of tihe dhlld- ren needs. Ooll at our store. Eng llsh & Scotch Woollen Company,

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Ruin! Guardian _, 111. s. Will A013 MPOply as. Mediator

delimit‘. April 211-411 the Ralch~ sis: today Dr. von Slrmons. Foreign HOOAL-Ju“ “Th,” by yum ‘Minister, said the United States Hzst quality Allblen Nut and i". iﬂovernanent has declined to Act as liinlallla; Screened Coll. O. Lyons an umpire for Germany in her re- ' ' . . sratlo anneal. Ibut it has not

'. - sense ,td act he's mediator. He

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p “GIMME s“ nay lhﬁlliiiﬁfQnl-Ivﬁﬁil liars. as shotatuhis . at Listowel, while the st- . _ given as nine

in 49 convictions. '

kiullivan, the prominent '

-. she bore her

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ate lrogn our 30~ihowaver_

, _ _ . this : afternoon __ _ .

‘SALESMAN WANTED Jesse ,1...“ will be talrelr m the n-sn man‘ a self respecting salesman 1,0,, go,- Yarmoilth where thi whoseambltion‘ is ‘beyond his‘

swlw Wqlililﬁlliltﬂclilte.illlinenosi- .

"WANTED-Jet week in ay .

Allvlylﬂ- lJ. lessen. sbuns.

hi. l “ﬂfﬁtgﬂdr . _l,:<- BicYCLE FlOUhlD-Tlae bicycle lwlonslns m Mr. lsillI-W which wa taken awsy from the front o; 1,11‘ Prince. Edward Theatre some qa-yg asowvas fouhdlﬁaturday concealed “rider some bushels at ‘the pastel-n

suliurblof ‘the’ town.‘ ‘ .,,,_.; :

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"v ' _ 112v a "‘~~Ps1cs01v.a1.s or; liven‘ -M<‘:Kin'no1n 1 anrlvgif 1. Charlottetown on ‘Saturday nigh IronufEngYand.‘ -'

Death ql,llrs_._(ilir.)lleari

AMHERST. N. s., April 22- After an illness...- of severe, months in which at Mines there wax lwre rows satisfactory recovery

Jlsal

' flown-smears statement on

lie ﬁr’: arses! and United Bhlqluapsyvers would he made Sa- turdayﬁlitlli p. m. ' "~1‘;~.1"‘ ‘W

JLL...<4.._.._‘_’_. Trade ___I_n Canada ‘p ‘ails Now. Improving

.' WJNNIPEG. Man. April 23~ Traiiifréports received hare this Wilgk by the Canadian Credit Man's Trust Association stat that im- provement in trade generally is being well mdlnthlned in the east. .1" "l9 Welt hVWdVBf,‘ tbs cold- wea- ther is still building back business. GERMAN-S MUST PAY JAPANESE Morass,

BRUSSELS, '1p1'll hii-Eoreign Minister Jasper. speaking at an election campaign meeting today declared he was completely in favor of the Flrenoh plan of action

Mrs. Heartz_ wife of Rev. Dr. W. H. Hearts-passed. away quietly early last night. were ones of great weakness bu i illness with grea. fortitude. and-even‘ *serenity_ ant- gladiy responded to the call in U11] endpl-Ier eyes gently closed as E child falling into a (leap sleep.

The ‘late- ‘ma: Hearts was s no tlva of Yarmouth and‘ was merrier to Dr. from fifty Your years age in tli" ‘itown. Her father was the "late hos. Killam, a ,well know-r Yarmcuthvbusiness man. and the ' rail-representative after

‘i Gonff oration for ‘that country.

Her early education and

gracious, womanly disposition mad‘ her’ awiartleuiarly fitting - helpmeei for an active -mi.1_1is‘tar's life ant from the time of-lthelr marriage If the time of Iher last illness, Mrs. Hearts shared in all the labors N18

' made her husband’ one of thebas‘

known leaders of his delwrlllllﬂlillll‘ in Canada, She had no particular fondness ‘for public VWWK if?“ m‘ lplatform_ but in the Womana Mis- sionary work, and‘ in Sunday School teaching. she found‘ a fittinﬂ scope for her fine talents and won deriui inﬂuence and she OOIIl-llllliil Wm, unabated‘ interest in this klm of work until the accident which rendered it no Ion-gel‘ mlinfglgé "some m '§Jig§;e§1°' with the accident whiclfconfined her to thy house and wherever a Chrlstlar worker was doln! 80°‘! “Pix ma“ was shown, lief. Wlllllallllf "° i“ fulllest extant. in her home lilo

‘ * . . win ﬁnest sir" , for resale. to. "their OUGEGIHBTa.lggezﬁysguoyalfegollﬁlaractgr and heblhheiact that although great care is

labfluence, and" the lllﬂllY "Ilium which came txf-ller 1'01“ yew" *5‘.

was baln celebra WM greiiulnesxrutvoirlilé: <3! 91° “WK affection b: Mel-children all? ' he! intimate irlwds‘ heal“- wag 111MB $198865 ill WW affection of those who knew her.“ Besidesher husband; Willi ma‘ been in iheﬂhristlan hrl-lrlsdl‘! 1°‘ a ‘perlod (lg sixty years. she lav-YR

a family of one B0B. E4358". ill-Ci“? ‘gn-

~ . a ﬂyessughters-

Miefliii ‘flitineral service "l8 Win? . ' h i ' A E5.ii0"”d'6l0¢k heldat the cine znérnwhlch n".

“at m. ﬁat-viii, _w111 take 111w n s - I 1t ‘ﬁﬁiﬂiliisrmsnt will 1111i‘? lllﬂiiqgif the faarily lot. Wilde a “like: V predeggasetl her Emma . three 19.1"‘ 5.3”‘ I 1w,‘ - - _

A NewS had . i ill-ix? ht Co er

HAHNCNIAM

Her ‘an d-ayfdfor reparations." Belgian taxpayer:

Nowzif,

in ‘event Germany does not comply Iwlth tlieniemands 11143419. upon; he;

must not be made toypsy fm- Ger mend. devas-tallions, s-wid‘ the foreigz minister. Germany must be mad;

to pay "even if force is meces _ saryf’

_ . I LONDON‘, April '23—Strong pro test against French occupation o the coal diélglsurlnthe Ruhr districi ofjlcrmanyis contained‘ in a manl fasto issued» by the preliminary committaayof the trades union con grass and. the executive of the Iaboi party tonight.- The whole questim of German oblvtgiations. it says ought to be settled ivy neutral ar’ bltratlon or an impartial court, and not by the creditors themselves.

X-RAV APPARATUS l8 FRAUGHT WlTl-LGRAVEST DANGER IN CITIES

I rams, April 23-—Lnlboratorles oi doctors in iwhich X-rwy are used should lbs hennctically sealed in sheets of lead six inches thick. Tl1is is the declaration ‘of Pro or Georgesﬁontremoulins, lent r: diumsipeclallst in a warnlngto the Academy of cienees. ._ _> I . 4

According w Dr. oontreruddlllah. the situation oi‘ X-ray apparatus in the ‘heart of cities constitutes the "gravest possible danger, if not-a direct menace to tile lives of the inhabitants surrounding it.'"

JP-he danger is said to arise irolm taken to provide lateral protection for patients and operators. no "pro-

_ ‘ teotion is provided vertically. 21:21:‘ when .the 750111911 , Wwlim-ﬁai

"Nsa result the Xoays are culp- cbla of. passing through the 1'00. or, floor and possibly spreading to neighboring buildings. '

{"Not enough attention is paid to the-extreme dense-ire of the intense radium." sn/ys» the warning. “The intensity of each spark continuing for from twelve to flfltieendiours which is,_necessa.ry in the treat- snent dffoancer. is particularly dan-

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e|x BANDITS ARE CAPTURED ‘" -~ sv POLICE

__ . , . .. . .1‘ "QDEVEIAAXND, 0.. April 20-10110 bandit was shot and five were captured in a gun fight beween the; rpollce and a band of seven

menjwho attempted to hold up the ’

Inter-State Chemical Company hero

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U. S. Railways _ ' to Redeem Wages-

l-Specinl ‘to The Gmirdlnn)

‘NEW YORK, April ZlF-Tlle New York ‘Central Railroad (‘ompsny is 1reporta<i to have notified practi- cally all classes of its skilled labor of proposed wage reductions of Z0 percent to be placed in eﬁfcct May 2.

Canadian National Railways

DOUBLE DAILY sssvlci:

Between

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND AND THE MAINLAND

EFFECTIVE MAY 2nd "Wralns for Borden connecting

{Odivyw : I‘ Looting on advance daformatlou‘ theta robbery was contemplated g.‘ squagi- of city detectives were con- cealedin a closet- when the band- its drove up in a motxmtruck and entered the company's office with their drawn revolvers. ‘

‘when Miss Ruth Ksmlnsky. tile "

boolckeper. screamed at the com- mand ‘.~hand up," the vzilicara sprang out. ‘ii-be robbers ran for the door with the detecvlves in pur- suit, the latter opening fire. When the fusilade began tlve of the raid- ers surrendered. The other two, however, returned the firs. One

of the pair was wounded and the, .

other escaped, _ The linler-Btatertilifenillcai Com-. psny wag robbed of $1.500_W0l‘lh of alchol" two months ego by "l," men who operated in s ielllllﬂll

with S. S. “Prince Edward island"

leave Charlottetown 7.00 a. 1n. and

1415p. m. s» . ‘ Morning train c0n11er“s with train leaving Tonmerftine at 10.30 a. m. and connecting at Sackvillc with No. 1 Express for Montreal and at Moncton wl-iih train for St. John and Boston. , ‘Praiifdeavlng at. 1.35 p. m. con- nects with train leaving Tormen- ‘tlna at 6.20 p. m. connedtlng at

press for Quebec sml Montreal and No 10. Express for ‘Fruro and Hail-

fax.

FOR Ol-i IQQES IN LOCAL. SERV- ICE A FURTHER PARTI- CULARS APPLY TO.-

w. k. noosss CiTV TICKET seem- w. ~r. HUGG

Saclcv-illa with No. a Maritime l<1x~i

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“Dead” Man Comes Back T0 Life

(lPJNilJV/i, April 22~A case of a manls heart ceasing 1.0 beat for fourteen hours and thou restarting ls reported from Berna. A iocsl pastor, named Bnudcnrbachc , lldty years of age. who was suffering from heart disease, became insen- slble at his home on Friday, and was declared by a doctor to be dead.

Every preparation was made for the funeral, and the newspapers published eulogies of the pastor, who, however, after fourteen hours. awoke yesterday. and was sur- prised to ﬂnd his bedroom full of flowers, xviroaihs. and dlsconsolste relations and friends“

Natlﬂllﬂi‘ Council’ of Woinenr; . Make’ Demand" OTTAWA. April 23.~—A delega lion from the National Council ct‘ Women waited on lion. C. J. Doher- ty. Minister of Justice mls morning urging that new laws and amend- ments of existing laws be enacted. {Some of the recommendations made by the delegation were: (1) That women lba included in the panel of all juries sitting on cases where women are concerned; (2) Till! M!‘

ultery he made a crime; (3) Till" legislation be enacted to give to

women the same rlﬂllll 1° 5mm’ stands as are now enjoyed by mall; (i) That an extension of the indet-

AN b Dm-rmcT PASQENQQR 'AgEN-f eimlnade system of sentence a HIP

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plied to those men and women con- victed under the criminal code sec- tions dealing with sasgual olfonces;

LUG SM 01111115 To sAcco

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1A unlformdlvorce law for Canada.- The Minister oi Justice promised Y - consideration of the requests of the 1

(5) That punishment by ﬁnes ior'delegation. Some of the matters re-

crime of an immoral nature be ab- ferred 11o would. ho 11101181"-

be

oilslied; (6) That wire desertlon be subjects of discussion at the imper- made an axtradltaible offence; (7) ial conference in lnndoir."

Style No. till

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the body. Style, batsuae

cheat of Coreetry.

your new spring apparel.

ﬁr you with a P-Gv FIN! Laea _ Baal Lacs will! llii Fidi

Limited

llonﬂlal QUEBEC

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slingin- uo today's attempt.

ARE

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are she expression of all the: is newest

Our new Icoklei mum; ac. slymﬁms on llvin] models will be mailed {no on nqeui

PARISIAN coassr use. co.

‘flaunts

Comfort-ﬁnd- Sfyle '-~='-' OMFORT, because they are scien- " tiﬁcelly designed and boned to ‘ they . t“; . Neils-ac: when your figure. o... 11's." ~'_ BC. Com: that will shew i: re bu!» advantage and assure the fsulclessjc 91.”.

Corsetiercs in leading store; will p131.

cars. Jenkins Brosﬂllvdll-lvlvlelwa ‘I58 Rlohmondhﬁtreet. _ _ _ __ _v_ __ _ . 9. , ‘I h I i > . , . .. . .__l-_ygj"" v f 4' 7°“ Mouo/cn- MY BREAKFA8*'i‘C10l-='P'BI.* 1- masses was BOARDING. "W's l-lKE 0N5 9i’ MY WARDEW» ,, . _ , STQGK QUMATIONS (in ~ 122 HAS‘ Beast-visit‘! Mubovv sensor, so mnsrness, AND emu/Macaw, more. hump/ﬂeas‘. Rsraisopsooxiuc‘ ifmiéﬂh°w N unless.‘ Vi‘ {iii ‘D"""‘"”"°“i" an“ lg};- _\ MADE llithnyifrrdibiQ-THAT IF ITWAS - wasrfs ‘ms "MATTEIL ‘vrra Il-IARD Jjiliivif- . ? .. iurnlshedlb niiiiisto a‘ shd s'uc- - 60,’; {BAD Tm; “Qmlﬂg "QQJQQK. Tm; ¢ I Ali/INDEED. IN WHAT WAY ."

cesro to- .' 13*" mommy sndiloli" XIQB’; ontrotd ‘- Stock unstressed; c .

miss-Mt“: ..-» l. 124% .. 40%

. ‘Susie shades. ; THtGK A‘? MUD-

OFFEE. ‘?” .

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X . -+- Wheat Mary 1x1 and 101v, M (‘om May 81% Julydli Sept 66 Oats May Ill,‘ July» 80% Sept 39%

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wife of 11ml Maobillian. Funeral this (Manda/y) - afternoon at * 3 amt

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