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THE CI-IARLO'l"l‘E‘TOWN

Expensive i Molills

Experience has probably ‘ -

already taught you how expensive it may be tohave

moths in the house. Don’t `

let‘them feed on your iurs and valuable garments this

year. Come to us for

Moth Balls Cedar F lakes l Lavender Flakes

Naptha Flakes

of the

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SERBI

Please send Cheques and Postal

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Serbian Red Cross'

f` Offices 5 Cromwell Road, S. H. London, England

Gum Camphor Moth Proof Bags l

need have no fearof dam- 1

age. _

. if. Terms at sale.

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Choice Property For Sale In Charlottetown BYBENJ. CARTER & C0.

° We are authorized by AJ. Whiv.e,(.`harlotteiovru_ to sell by public auc-

J. Q tion on Monday. May 10, 1915; commencing at 12.’ dclock noon, that splen-

- S did 2 story house situated on L' per Queen Street. This house is new and

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DRUGGIST ,; fitted throughout. with modern improvements; falso new barn. House

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BE NJ. CARTER; Audloneer.

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The Latest 5 __ Cut Glass _

_ _ _ _ l ol the finest quality lust -

"De-r.ed_ 11,9. The Eatterns .0§T"3CK”""'“’”' 6 "am “ld Wm*

ERMAN EXODUS CARE OF THE FEET wrthn it reaching the li\P USSUC

-tfter this is done and the foot is siwriergeil in warm water smooth G

down the rough surface with DumlC2

stone

The feel. should he wished each _ _ IS tl

- _ ,,_» )» 0 . . 1* lay. and the puruice also used 1-aclilg . , _ -ve-`~-.f‘-'». ., ., i - _ . -_ . .- .

in iiiiii-unite ty Joni; a. P.or»r.ai "' ; Q( ; _ _ -_ _ -- __ f . - _ . ~. _ ~ _ . ~ _ M., sen by a,_,c~__mn_ an hm Smal f_§Xf{f_4` ifmm the camp for intcrned prisoners 1; _ . __ ._ _ ._ _ , _ ._ _ . _ _ » _ . _ Crop an/1 lrriplernents, at his 'é'-'°7";'.` "5 - »' » ' . .' ' ':" r_ _ ; ._ _ _.5 _ _ ' ' " . . .' . _ -

farm, East Priyalty, ' ‘_ _ - - I .` 'f - _ - - ' " ' " "" '

rl wscmssnixv. MAY izui, 19:5. ° C 1 _ ~ ~ ~ - ' " - ‘ ' - _

' , sentence of death .upon Private Wm. __ -' '_ - _ _- ‘ - L

AL I 0 doc! sham Lonsdale, of Leeds, England, for at- ` take off your slim->; to reinovi- .i

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iort Henry barracks, Kingston, t

tray have international developments The decision of the Supreme .llilitary 'ourt in Germany in imposing a

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' - _' .".»_‘ar. .- of ills )1ajesly's Mails. on a

Goldnndefi kms" 4 Years Old- '15’_prop-used f.‘omraci_ for four years.

nceton; colt 3 years old_ mare 121 ~ -- » -

F88!! 0111, with fc-al by her zL'de,l

ckney stallion, ll years old. l |.'JA'I'TI.ll~.~;x pure bred Guernsey

s_ some fresh .md some d'-ie fn Shen in May, also .-;Pver.'il pure

Guernffey heiit-rs, choice <’;u=zrn-

' ‘ ' “Y bull, 2 Years old, also several

Jewellergz Opuclan l young bulls :ind calves, pure hr(-<l_

ev.-..~» also some Gr.-ide f;ur,ry_y,y Cf,-,ep

'ffl-ll F"-114', several _vfltutg ‘i'orl-‘.s`llirf-

~ ’0W5 l"ffl-'ll' '.'_» 'YW l>l'f'fl .ind s’>mr~ _ _ _

-_ipy pl-_fc fm- {,;.,,,J1;,,?__ 25 hen” HJ! l~f,_-»t Ulliil- lnspt-~_tor:< Olin-.._

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fool! 1.-uri..-‘, exprwli; wagmi_ Concord logon. rubber tire arch azl.-l earring..

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/ofifl :-'lf.-ii/'r._=, \l11:~'f;»:y-Harris llir.-_ler

--L ”1f'»§'li~f'<‘-"'l, IIJL-1p'irii.;1_'_ te:i__'; v-'lie/_-l

'akin nf-‘~'-'L Crff-'»’ff’,‘ r»'_:i_-_-:.»`pio1.\l:i:. ut-w; `lassey-H_<.l‘ris v. '.14 r.-lc-u;'h_ viiigle

_ ilough, sei. mi. :le l1alrows_ Luc :eeri-

rlei'-'. set isiririif tooth harr.i.v>i

_ 01 ilfikff l1<'1h'~;|ws, horse hoe, horse

'-Ul'Dil1 -!"'1fl~”'l`. tiiinili pulper, cr»_-one

l.~rlr ilill 'fill

cleiin'-r, 21.-r. l:illnt.~.'.e, ;':i;~;ol1-.'p:- cn-

'f. il ll. ;.. nf-.'.-; mi tr-:ini harnc-.s_ 'art h:1rnes_-, criliars, lizirnhg and tm. ,

Il sets d`riving h:irne.°.s, lots oil

ither things, tori ncirrf.-rriils to mf-n._

!.'!'lflf’-- .\. fiuuiztiiy 1.! my nm! =tra-1. in mm. _-.1 ml wlieit, 1100 hu... seed ofi€s_ ilyinncvl; 151) me mg_u,.1_ mi-ity and mite, _'ill bus. limi] pm...-

TI‘ll'.‘/lfi f__J.¢<" I~i.\LE-All sums under _ `-5. Cfisll, owrfr that amount 8 lrioriths _ wreilt with approved joint hotles., f;

sbfililrl be stormy, sulrfi-.~ill be

’ held the lolltiwing day :it the i»;nmc_

Oli# l"l‘l'I`l'Ill. BIZUDIIC, ,

` Auctioneer. ‘

_~_l.\ times _per wer.-lt over ltural Mall’ rfiuif- .\'o. 2 from Briclgfftown, 1'. l-I. _lslaiill from tlu- l'osima.=;ier Gcneral’s plr-a.<.ur~-. -

Priiirf.-il noii-.es 1-oliiaining further

lilrforrrieliop as lo conditions; of pro- _ pofwfi 1'/iiiiraut may hi, J-.et-ii and blank for..-:.~. ol' 'IH-nd#-r l1i:iv be obtained at

r-'iw-_ iieoigf-s and ai the office of

JOHN F WHEAR

"iiarl¢iti.¢-inv;;p. 2.~<lh April, l!ii:'».

fl'i`l*5~-l-'_'!l.\lri|Jll`.

iliy' \‘.'liiln1ina llyiif-rg, .§v.'e1i1.~_l~ T.:1<h-

or of lloliii-silt ii--nion»_v_»

krifiwli nu1n_\' an .knicrif-.1;| p.iiz:t.,- in be flaligliiz-d by ihl- dish and in addl

»-r:f»l:rL'lif<al dishl-.f l know.

rup ol rirc, wash and drop slowly into boiling :Hilti-tl water, stirring thorough- lv. \V’lir.»u ilu- rica is done, drain

pure ilu- liver. The Swedish people prefer p\ig’s liver. ln fact. they insist. that any riihr-r spoils the dish. But my vxpffricnrzr- is iliat calves' liver ir- nt-arly as satisfactory.

lloil about one pound of the liver in

put ilirougli ii grinder. Season with pf-pp<~r and mit very: i-horouglily with illo rico.

weiirhtefl with 11 flat iron should be

_ lin Poet (lilic-if lnspef-mr. t

_ Porn Oillce Inspr-1'-tor. ,,

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` 5 from thi' prison.

tary authorities that it is about

_ _ _ time that#__t_he Germans were taught

."» .':la.p_=- you _r.~;ik the 1'fii'iil>ui:itir.-v. that f;e1-many is not me only Conn.

1-I' li'/rr :lull ri(-f- -'lo~'».=ii'i souii-1 appntiz- f

,ii:;'. [lui lry it and lit- i'oiivi>riw|, l`\'~ _ _f~_ d_ I li - it Win' [_ ‘_ _

ilzlemfeceivetl tlldvfleiith pgllldlltyolxfgr dgatifnés the shape of your loot' no'

lion. nfs I-spcfziully pleasing' to the f pociifpliriok, for it is one oi' the most H

l"or.:1 izinlily oi' four or live, take 1 S thni; is too large as by one that is

¥f;:.“‘.i.l..“°::.'.':..trf. :::°:l.;l3..:;"..i:f -_-ff to _

vocation .at _____ made an attempt lining and never, under any conditlok FOR SALE-TWO ACRES OF LAND P

ilirmigli 11 volaiuit-r. .\leanwhil:~ pre- “p°" their guards-

,. ,_ '_ - ._ . - _ great benefit from the use of MIN- _ '*“" " "““"` "" ‘“‘"" """““"" '"‘“" inns i.iNilui-:N'r in ii severe mack im crease over the minion Quit

¢» _ -1-fi] 0-3- Wlih l0<1l._"1<=f” _ ¢.~f-.~.'r.d at 01.t;1~.va umil _\'<,¢,|,_ U" Fri. at Doebritz has roused the militar ears old, ~ linedfiyl. h0|'E‘f 0 Yr-‘V fluff. the llth Jun. 1’ 5 to i - 1- - 11

P. .il r bf. .on

mare 4 years old by Your.; _,__ ,, S

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uthorities here. It is clziimnl that if entence carried out upon Private onsdale, that a court-martial Will

be held in Canada, and n similar sentence meted out to the Germain prisoners. This can be done under n.ilit.iry law, which is the only law iii vogue where pri:-:ont-rs of war arf.- concerrted. '

.\mfing the German prisoners is :i 'ell-known German nfilcer holdin tiff-

i . ‘_ '_ ' . “‘- - g - lil" P""" "lil"-'fi 0-' Hl‘l’|2‘fl0WY1» Prim* tank oi' Vouri in the German Eni-

pire, and a holder oi large proper- ies in the west. It is claimed that ie was the ring leader in the attack pon ilil- guards. lu Private William l.onsdfilc's case, the evidence goes to show thai. he only struck the non- :ol'n:xiissioll»»f.i oilit-or unfli-r cxtreilie provocation .while in the case ofthe

_ prisoners at' Fort.'Hcnry barracks, ii

` ' ' Y deliberate attempt, was made with-

_ out the slightest provocation on the

LNER AND RH.” part of the military authorities to

ri :iwuy with thc guards and escape

It is considered here by thc mili-

ry in which prisoners of war are

efending himself under provocation rom German tyranny, it is claimed ere by the military authorities that urely nothing less than the death

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mnuw' Unimem co" |_|m|¢,¢_ and seriously from that as the_cause;

Gentlemen.-Last. Winter-l received

LaGrippe, and l have frequently oved lt to he very effective in casa#

,.la(,,_ in _,_ mom m, __ h0“,|_ A mme if Inflammation. loot elevated for three weeks, “ith a

nlure the guards and escape

Y _ f' .

_you _should not he conscious that you 'have rect.

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M.’<Y-~1s=t in -ith, gcrleral rains

:lui to !.'l_li. "lr-:iriiig_ warm. 10th ti

1'r.:~i';l fl heal. llftll to 22nd. thuiide "‘“"" '

;;lr'i-.f.'f¢:s ffllrfl in 27th, cool period Th" l""‘f4|"“ 'lf Af'"¥'H flllil Agia Illia” 3-,Ml W 3]__.l_ ,lamp and fOggy_ ont their iiziiur.-less mcnliers against* . is, the people of Lut':ie\', Kant and

'Y@Hf:l- Our rivalsi in mf-ir haired

five iorrf-rl ui. to baitlr-'who had no

I)lARY (ur E\'ENT_q_ ilher desire than in wiirzesia iiir- peace- `

ul triumph of r»ivlliz.1iion.

To-DAY. _,la

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(Tiiy Zvlagi.~;irui.f. 'sl Court.

bcopleig Tlicatre, 11.15, 7.15, 8.45. ,W__pm___b]__ from hor Knnur

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COTTON-On tho Znil Inst.. i.o Mr To ililu unzl wi- mu.-it uurvi- iyirsclvcu

slroiiger efforts ilir.n luive yet beeli

Channel, C. B., a son. ||a'It-. io rfzzil zuilistmiiial vicl ries. -

and Mrs. F. C. Cotton. Si. Georges fi

' fossiche '/ieltuli|:_ _

~ nun 'rus

cous|Ns~1\i .mi lure A in in, Use'

Clean Your Silver

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Mary S. Cousins, aged 84 years, for-

merly of Park (Turner. T

COWAN - At Georgetown. on Tues- 0 day, April 27th. 1915, be-ith Whitman, infant spn of Leith .C0\vim, Aitkens

Ferry, aged 6 weeks. ~' .

DBNIAL FROM CONSTANTINOPLE.

'CONS'l'AN'l"INOPLEl May 3- The semi-oilicial Military News Agency daniel thatf the town of Gallipoli

been captured by the aillol. It denies that the allies hpve tak-

hundred prllonerl. '

Spurklci|i~ will `¢~loun, hrlght-

eu und li4~_iiuil_i`y any surface from tin to gold. Spaiiklcnc is viuiily superior to oilietr silver pollution. although il. colyn less --we use lt mid we know. A little Spnrklt-no goal n long vmy. you get it big hbtlflo for 26%.

_Fe-.~.;___ _*L-9.83!-_-_

17ilh,rl.'_‘.:i1p_ showery. l4ih to 18th, ad 'HE Al-I-'ED BCA CUNSTWCTOR

Th:-_ir armies, like unto ii. nimisiroilfl

r'ol|i;trl'l'l'»l‘, Surroulill 1.1'-1 nil every and ailgmpt io r=.i.r:1ul;If~ our Kill- in ilioir hiiymua rings. For Ger-

f'|3ll)'. iliercfnrlf. this war li;-ill lieconiie

It in no longer a qiiestiom ol' .st-cur-

our riglll ui live, but of vsiabliflli-

K our :i<¢vi¢ri:i,1;nl_y nn land and sea.

roiuir-rliig it so strong. ,so invul- able, thai. oar Kultur may il o longer' meiihcwl, fund ilmz under tht- pro-

__- ___ ___ _ ___ ‘ecllon of forvr- iii. prinvipfcs muy

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coniprvss it into a cake wliile ii cools. Wht-n if is hard remove from the mold and iiliiec in pieces halfan inch thick. These slices urc`fried brown in buiior. Serve at once.

This dish is also very tasty i-wrvf_~d

in <-olri-.~=lli‘es. unfrieil.

A FLIPPANT GERMAN

\'Ai\'f_’()U\'l'<.'R, May 4-"Why both-

er about iuterning i:s’.' The wiir will be over in October. We shall bc on our way to Germany, while you Can- ndinns will be our prisoners."

In this light.-hearted manner Baron

Von Liittowliz took his interment yesterday. He used the words to l‘hlef of Police Tierney, of Point Grey, when he and eight other Cer- nimis were being placed nboprd u train, under guard, to be sent to Vernon.

Von Luttowitz was in Vancouver

on his honeymoon when \\-mi broke out. His wife is still here. She and several other women will he sent. to Vernon in n few days us soon ns ac- commodations lor the women can he nrranced. It. is stated that the rea- son ior the interment of the baron wus that while” he, as an allen eno- my had for months been reported re- gularly to the police. he bod ln the same time made several attempts to escape to Seattle. t

The' police `i~eg°ard him as the brains

of the German organization in Van- couver.

phi. on top of the rice and liver to

lS INTERNED.

Yours, '

J W. A. HUTCHXNSON

HE STILL WISHED T0 MARRY

Although he is too old to go to the|

front, that wonderful veteran. Fieldi Marshal Sir Evelyn Wood. is taking a very keen Interest ln our new armies.

During his long life as a soldier. Sir

Evelyn had heard numerous very good stories about Tommy Atkins. One or his best concerns it certain Geheral who did not like the men under liiln to get married. One day a private onine to liini and asked pelanlssion to wed.

The General. hoping to cool the

man’s ardor, told him to go away and come back u year from that day, and ii lie was then in the same nilnd, permis-

sion would be given him to marry.

Wlien ilire year had passed the sol-

dier repeated his request. '

“But do you really silll wish to mar-

ry?" asked the General in surprise.

"Yes, sir, very much." answered-

"'l'dmmy_” . “Wlell, you muy marry now." said

the General.. I never believed there was so 'much vonslancy ln man or wo-

man.. _

The sbldier saluted and prepared to-

leavc the room, but when he got to the door he iumed round and slid "Thani- you, slr; hui lt isn’t the same woman!"

-- Honas Nore.

Mr., iloword Clrirlgc, Victoria, had

the mlnfortiine to lose a valuable mare with foal on Tuesday last, having been- sick about a week.--V. ‘

_¢l`llmP the toes.. I! shoes that were

should be eiirelully irlniml>_rl_

A IF I Funds needed for F I I I

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OLD LIBERAL PARTY: " ALL THAT'CACKLE AND NO POLICY EGGS!" _ he

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NOTE-While Sir Wilfrid Laurier and the Liberal party opposed and obstructed the Governments war_ tax pro- I st t wh.” ue “___

posalc on the |`-n-etextthat the poor man was discriminated against. the British #reference interfered _‘s“"‘3 "°“ *"1 “"~ 1 0 P I with and the privileged classes protected, they offered no alternative proposition. thereby admitting their i_n- of

ability to formulate any war tax measures which would be more effective. -

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'55, _f/w /_"-»__-¢--_.-,.- ' ' ;_.. A - '__f.“_'~“\“" '-'--‘ " ` injure your hose nor will it add tn

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the stockings. perfect ease may had. The vaseline will in no way

e dirt of the foot. On the'con- rary, where it is applied the skin

_ v- stays cleaner than the rest nf the

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Oh, the tired, aching feet that the Spring' ushers in. How they smart, and burn. Even as you look ahead with pleasurable anticipation to the change of season, there is an uncon- =icio.i~= dread of what vmi lcel sure i in store for you mth your feet ~hoe<i that iorrrerh were comfortable become unbearable the-. have grown ..oo =hcrt, or the soles haw develop ed unsee-i~l,i bumps Perhaps you “ill

crease that is not there. _ Your 'xrhole body aches! from the discomfort in your feet, even y0ur` head is heavy and sore, all because of them You shaft from one foot to the other trying to get relief. .~\t‘ times you bruce vorir heel and draw your foot back in the shoe to ease the poor cramped toes. And yet you had not thought your shoes small. _they had never pinched until Spring

_came And so you blame it on the

change of season and persuade your- i

_=_elf t at it is one of the things that has to be endured, while nil of the time it may he unnecessary suffering and entirely due to your own fault.

From physical defects one has to

suffer, but when it comes ro thc gen- eral run of tender Spring* feet, the rr-lnedy is _.sur~i~_ You .should have ' no more discomfort with them tlinn you do with our hands In act

lfew people give their feet any

thought until they begin to pain, while in justice, they should have careful thought and attention the year through.

Get Shoes That Fit.

In buying shoes, choose the make

r. c in that Mrs. llllnk get, just because they are stylish, and then be sure that they are ii perfect fit. As much harm can be done by a shoe

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ootf

l-Iave two pairs of shoes always in

'o days in succession. This will not extravagance for shoes treated in 's manner will oiitvoar those that

resting let them have the benefit the shoe trees and he out aside

n a cool airy place.- Successful

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FOR SALE. BEST SEED_0AT8 -_ 'lille Banner, Olii island Black, l‘. ._ l. Hay K- Produce Co., 187 Great eorge St. 9707-4~28.\il6i_

"F‘oslf~r’=; Guaiacol Emulsion ‘- real bod\ builder and strength giver

ay reaping the flesh .is -mit us any pziru\ul.irl\ ior those who haw- lllnlf

J other part of the body I'"lin comes l io.. the rough and hlrdened place" ll pressiig on iendcr nerves and thev 'l

roulile or .ire in .1 run-down cond: ion, 401 .ind im liullles E \ POS i-.ll llruggui iii-l09'i'ini'll

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GUARDIAN CLASSIFIED MIS.

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One cent per word dnt lnnartlon ln

this column, half cont por word

lash continuation. Cash must lecomplny order. lllnlmum charge

Twenty-ilvo eontl.

Agents \\'anted

W NTED- ALA

FOR S_ALE_ ITALIAN HONEY

__ lives. .-\ppl_v \\‘illian1 R. Taylor. Gran-

ville. 9742-4-30m9i

A . "S RY AND COM-

mif<.»lou paid to livf- local canvass- F ing agents to look after' renewals and take new .subscriptions on the biggest selling and mos! tittractivc magazine proposition ever available

in Canada. l’rc-sent represenlatipes average $20. ti week and bt-tier. Ve liave mc-n and wouien on this pro- position right now whose earnings have lopped $40. a week. .\'o previ- ous experience liece:=.sary. Outfit supplied free to responsible agents. \\'rite l|uii:k|y»fol=--i-ive-ilalilc terri- tory. Vontiilenlal Publishing (`o., Limited. Box 14. Toronto." _ _

97.39-5~4tutlislIli.

N15 WANTED T0 SELL FOR

The Old Reliable Fouiliill Nurser- ies. We teach our men to sell. Ex- perience unnecessary. Highest commissions paid. Handsome free equipment. Stone & Wellington, Toronto, Ont. D716-4-29l\IE26i.

OR SALE-A NEW HOUSE. B rooms and bath plumbing complete. including new stable nn said re- mises Apply to ‘l J White, 'I6 l pper Queen street. or E (' White, Grocer, llevmouth street

9551 419ml-lipd.

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llelp \\'antc¢l-1-'enum' :_

wAN‘reo.`l`A"coon'cool<_, To co

to New York. Apply at 1a8 Prince Street. - 9815-5-:'»5Zli7li.

w A l`\I`1"El`>1`A"`G E N Eh'A_L" Siili A NT`_

Apply .\lrs. A. ,\. Illacdouald. 12|! Rot~lii‘oi~¢l Si. 979:!-10w-5~4m1li.

w`1TN*r'E`o"'I-" AN"`ExPel=ueNi:`Eo

maid for gene-rzil»l.ous.ewoi'k_ Good wages. .-\pl_v to .\lrs. W. Ll. Prowse. 148 Euston <1 9796 Hu '

_ ~ '-5-4m3i.

WANTED-MAID IN FAMILY OF

two. Apply :lil Rocliford Square.

9749-5~iil4i.

accept one where there is the lea , wrinkle. Pay no attention to the clerk's assurance that it will work out. .\lany persons have suffered long ‘

it often results in permanent injury. one young woman, with only a short wearing of a shoe that had the tin-

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had such an inflammation set up that fthe was compelled to keep her

.1octor's bill of $15.

If your shoes need “breaking in"

something is wrong. Either it is the lit, the style, or the dealer, and it is advisable to look around until you dnd those that are comfortable from the first putting on.

Careful watching of the heels,

ncvcr allowing them to run over, will lie a great factor towards comfort. Choice of stockings goes ii long way. .lvoid those with ii decided rib and when they become much darned, dis wrd or xmas them over ui -someone whose feet are not tender. Thi- “'¢11l‘iri2 of White-looted bone will help through the Spring season, for they draw the feet less than black ones. Look out for beavy`seams and be sure your stockings are a perfect fit. If they are too big they will form wrinkles. and Il too short will

formerly comfortable, suddenly iw como too short. and the fault is not with the stockings, then look to thg toe nails which probably need cut- ting. Callous around the nails and under the edges oi the toes will !0mBf.lmes cause this sensation nnd

Removfng Callnug.

of the shoe Thi; can y, ,

1_3-il. `u_pn-_x- ‘ui-_gm ;_!____

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For Sale _ '

in Brighton. Apply Benj. Carter. l

9748-5-1M6lpd.

9806 a-5-m3lpd

on SALE.-A 40 H. P. 4 cY|_|NoER lteliuni-e Marine Engine, used only 3 months, with uiagneto :ind-access ories_ Genuine bargain. Apply ll. care Strathcona Hotel.

‘ 9788-5-4M3iDd

Marine Engine. used only 3 months.

_-Y- i __ --_ -- _.-~_ 4

Ilclp \\':uil¢~d--Male

A|~'rens`w/lured.”-“a oooo house painters, at once. P. H.

Trainor & Son, 118 Kent Street. '

FOR SALE-Safe made by E. R. _9774~5~3m3i

‘llorsc oo. Boston. Bargain for quick WXN ED___ |-I-A

halo' W. \\'. Owen, Keppock_, Loi 48. “.05 and tgkesuan MlA?|

p n res n an

_'__ ___ established mercantile business in

F ‘ ' -

a prosperous farming commodity lu Queens County, P. E. Island. This is a rarc cliance as this is a good business centre and the only store in`thc community. Apply to A. B. l`. llox 25. Kensington, P. E. island.

Fon sAi_E.- A 40 H.`P.'cv|_`iNoER . 9781-5-4M3L

with magneio and accessories. Gen ~

uine bargain. Apply H. care Straih-_ sltllal”-l0l\S VZICIIIIC

°°'.~.=\ 11113... _. __-9288~-i4;‘I3fPd 1 aii_tv"sTnio1wfs"" ue§°s7i'¢ie7'iii>

ond hand wagons and 2 sets ot harness. Apply Miller Bros.

FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN 3 SEC; methods. Extraordinary revlvallat.

Quarter million converts. Thrilling book. Everybody orders. Make six

_ _ 9785-5-4M3l. to ten Dollars daily. Sample book. F6Tl"S'A_l.E-A LAREE 'ff/V'E`l.`L'lNG [ree on promise to canvass. Bible _

house and three acres with orchard. HOUSE Bl'8D'~f0l"|- '

in i-olnnion ol' (’hurlotteiown. Apply to Illaihleson. 'Macdonald and Sie- T0 Let.

wart Phone 292 979"i-""w-5-4m5il

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_ ___ ._..e____ _._ ___. ___.____.. _.,

mu sA|.i: CuE1\P~one 9 x 9 shim T0 LET--ROOM AND BOARD IN

base, centre crank, horizontal steam Dl’iVRl.¢ f5lUi|}'2. Selllfal l0ChlI0n~ eiigluelibmosr .\'a‘w_ cost new ai _Apply at-in__iii;dlil¢c. 9312-ssmtf .uoiiii-eiil sziso. About iooo feet 1~o`i_e'r.Z_"`smoT1*r nbT>M`sui1'~` small iron trolly rails good as new able for parlor and bed room. Centr- 30 or 40 sets trolly wheels and axles ally located. Apply B. care Guard- some with top frame complete and, lan. 9783-5-4M3ipd.

some without. never used. One bat

‘ FOR RENT A FURNISHED HOUSE

tery of about 5000 feet one. inch ' healer coils with headers and con m let for summer months p°“°"°

ne/ations complete. Goodas new and ig: lax; June lst' u t

,1 s tlienrlght thing for heating i large bo ding. Post $650. One high* - _ _

cliiiiii nunucltvo v/li.vi~:_ Au of ________._____!v“"lfed the above are as good as new and WANTED BY 'AN"`ELl5E°RLY"'l._A_l5V and wil lbe sold at a reasonable dis- board and lodging in Western part count. not being now used by ue. H. of City. Apply al this office. D. McEwen Morrell. 9810-5-5m3l 9794~1i'Iw-5-4.m3|_

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Tliejcallous that forms on the bo - ' " O A i

tom 'of the foot is responsible 14; MONTREAL NURSES vard, the nurses_who_vvlll'm5aks up the

the causation of humps in th, ml, - FOR WAR SERVICE. ;lrafiMi':>i- aétlve so__i_-_v;se_i_ireé Mlaugpr-

. ' - _l er. ss yrne. or an as

by "ping H hgnvy mm, o|°n;:”'“"'§:fl QUEBEC. May 5.-Twelve military MacKay.oI Quebec;.Mlss Ci\rter,Mlsa' ;0|-g_ with the convex “de uhm" nurses have completed their course atlilradley, Miss Leavitt, Miss Graham. { gown,-ds the ,not to avoid gouging the military hospital here. The draft g Misa Carr-Hiirrlsand Mlkii Rods, of me "mm one can cut dup into th' was under command of Miss A. Sa-‘,Moniroal. and Miss Ellis, of Vancou-

¢a||0us and get on quite lame hu__k__;vard. of this city. Besides Miss Sa- ver.

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