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TIPS Pl'0dI_.i<':t is ian ef-_
ficacious r e m e d y 'in cases of _` burns, bruises, cuts, in`se'ct bites, chil- blains-,-sunbum, etc.
.I-It =,i_S rfectl anti- septic`an'dEmakeg an ex- cellent after Shave and Toilet Preparation-25c a bottle.
E. A. Foster
. .Central Drugstore,
Sunnyside
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' A`SPHYx|@iG GASES
|-|AcuE coNvENr|oN vloLA1'Eo. by THE aERMANs.
Tile use by the Germans of poison-
ous ga-ses as ll means of warfare was referred to by the British Minister for \Var,Loi'd l{itciieller,as beiilg contrary to the .solemn pledge signed by the Convention. ` Speaking inthe llouse of Lords on German representatives at the Hague Aprii'28th, Lord Kitchener said:
“_The Germans have introduied a.
method oi’ placing tlleir opponents hors do combat by the use of aspllxiat- ing, and deleterious gases, and they employ these poisonous methods to prevail when tlielr attack, according to the rules of war, might have other- wise failed. On this subject I would remind your Lordsliips that Germany was a signatory -to the following arti- cle lli the llngue (lonvention:-
“ ‘5l‘lie Contracting Powers agree to
abstain from the use of projectiles, the object ol’ which is the diffusion of aspllyxiuting ol' deleterious gases! ”
Tile above was signed by tllc ro-
pre.son.tai.ives ofz- GFIEAT- BRITAIN ....July 29tli,18il9.' Belgium " “ Denmark “ " Spain .. . . . ... " " ll. S. of Mexico “ " l<‘r_unce " " Greece .. “ “ Montenegro .. “ “ Netherlands “ “ Persia . “ “ Portugal “ " Roumania “ " Russia.. . “ " Siam . . . ... .. " “ Sweden &Norway.. “ “ Turkey .. “ " Bulgaria . . . ... “ “ GERMANY ...September 4, 1900 Austria-llungary .. " “ ,_ italy .. " " Japan .. ..October 6, 1900... Switzerland ..l)ecenlbei- 29, 1900. Servia . . . . . ... ..May 11, 1901. Luxemburg ...Iuiy 12, 1901. China . . . ... November 21, 1904.
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PRESIDENT SUSPENDER
/V1.7/VE'5D"EA$'Y rwil' :rl 1'/'»Nf\li»\
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MORBON All DUFFY
Bsrristers and Attorneys olloitors for Itoysl Bank of Csnsds
‘ liolulrlro nom.
_l_oLsod, K.C., W. E. Bentley, K.C.
- ' McLEOD C. BENTLEY.
lsrrlstsrs and Attorneys-It-Lew lllloss-Bank of N. B. Chambers. Ohsr-
' lottstovlil. P. I. L
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A. Holman, K.o. Donald McKinnon
HOLIAN I MoKlNNON lsrrlstsrs, Attorneys-at-Law
_ Broun. Block, Charlottetown 'F f wsssunron s snAw. ' at . . rl P" Ao. llrafnallliaaagsnggr. Usmyhnk-
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Baseball results yesterday were
_ At Washint -W hi ~ Cleveland, 2. gon as ngton' 3'
QE B123;-llnd'-lC_|l}C8KiJ;h_4_; Boston, 3.
3 9 P 5-_ d l ill , 5;
st. Louis 2. “ e " “
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AL St. L0ll|l‘-°Pl1llad9lphia, 5; _SL
.Louis, 4. . : `
.3 Al C\llC8K0-New York, 9;-4 Chicago,
Ai Pittsburg-Brookly-in lt; Pitts-
burg, 3. - 1 .. __».
__ A_t Cincinnati-Boston, 4; Cincinna-
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn, 5; dBglti.;
more, 3. . . . »
At Kansas City-Kansas, 5; St.
__Louis, 1.
|NrE"rfNA-rioNAL LEAGUE. , At snri&ib4Mnntl~§.ii,` 4 ; E anifilili, if
_2 At Newark-Newark, 7; Jersey City
_9_At0 Rochester-Toronto. 3; Roches- Xt ilicnnlona-Providence, 12; nich-
,nlond, 2.
HERE'S SOME NEWS
THAT WAS MISSED
IlUI¢‘F'ALO, June 7.-Lieutenant E.
ll. Beiluer of the British ltoyal Fly- illg corps explained this morning the flight Over Bl.ll’l’al-0 Ol' ull aeroplalle seen by hundreds three months ago.
Lieutenant Bequer admitted he
had piloted the machine starting at night from ilil English transport twen- ty miles oif Long Island for his cross country flight to Vancouver. He landed only once ill the United States two hundred miles northwest of New York, because of engine trouble. He said he passed over Buffalo at a height of 3,000 feet, about daylight. ills illglit over Cnlluda, made ill foul' days, was uneventful, alld his orders sealed the lips of Canadians at the iew points where stops were made.
This absolute secrecy, he said,
was to enable him to ciieck the plot to bonlbard Vancouver from an aero- plane to be released from a Gcrmali vessel ill the Pacific. Secret ser- vice men, lie declared, in the Canadian seaport unearthed the plot through conversation overheard aniong Ger- man citizens.
“l had been there three days,” said
Bequer, “waiting at my station on Vancouver island for the threatened raid when the eiieiily's machine ap- peared and l wcilt out t-o meet it. We clashed olily thirty nlilcs froln Van- couver llud Ilotll opened tlrc.
“They got lilo ill the leg. That in-
terfered to some extent with my maili- pulation of the controls, but we kept ut it. When uiiotiier bullet struck my ubdoineil, however, I was bcuten and ilew with all the spccd of my nlzicliine, iaiidiilg safely. The German nlacliiile turned back to sea as I approached land.”
Bequcr exhibited scars of his
wounds. lie arrived at the East Bnfilllo Stock yards late lust night with 095 horses for the British and French forces. After landing his horses in France Bciluer will rejoin thc ilyiiig corps at the i`rolit.
Questioned closely as to the truth
of his claims, Bcquer showed his or- ders aild copies of reports und de- clared censors had suppressed all de- tails of the trip and his buttic in the
air.
“When the war started," he said,
when asked about the mourning oil his arnl, “I had four brothers and two sisters. Todyy only my mother and l are lefft. My father, a rctlred ofllcer, aild my brothers all fell-the lest at Neuve Chapelle. Stray bullets got the girls, who were Red Cross nurses."
DENMARK GIVES
, WOMEN THE VOTE.
COPENHAGEN, June 5.- The new
constitution of Denmark, which H005 into effect today, grants . equal suffrage to nlen and women, and ends the protracted coiitirovcnsy for reform The previous constitution, adopted ill 1866, after the disastrous war with Germany and Austria, was framed by the reactionarles who had como illto power. This objectionable constitu- tloli :superseded tllat of 1804, which was framed as a liberal foundation of government when Denmark passed from a despotism -to popular rule.
The Danes are thanking the Euro-
pean wnrontbreak for their present ‘good fortune. The giant conflict rag- in‘g near at hand causel a cessation of -the internal discentions, but it was seen by the statemen of the day that nothing short of a compromise could effect the solidarity of Denmark it had been feared that a constitution- al reform would disdupt the country, so bitter was the factions for and a- gainst. The unusual conditions thrust upon the country by the war amalga- mated the feelings pl both wings of the Danish poiicical world to a point whore compromise was easy and logi- cal. The dellllld for reform was too brood for the Conservatives to openly' resist, so that the proposal for a gra- dual instead of immediate clianile was adopted.
Under the new constitution, which
will be subscribed to by King Chris- tian tomorrow, electors must attain their 35th year to vote for candidates for the Landstirig or upper house. Tho age of 25 is necessary to vote for can- didates for Folketing, or lower house, which corresponds to the American House of Representatives. Under the former constitution elective rights in the case of the lower house were granted at the 30th year- but BB B concssion to the Conservatives the limit will be reduced a year at each election, which will_ln.sure a period of 16 years for the reduction to take place.
Only two games scileduied; "f
this city yesterday
. »_ , . , AMERICAN LEAG . Mr. Leo Praught. Pownal, was in '
` UE the ci‘ty yesterday. LONDON. June 7.-The Gorman
e At New Yo|~l;_Doll-oltr ll New ___ armed steamer Hermann Von WIBB-_
~ l York, 4. Ml-_ Loyloo Joooo, pownol, was ll man has been destroyed near Sphinx-
visitor to this city ywterday. haven, according to ll statement given
_ ___ out this evening by the British Oillcial
Mayor Bterns leaves this moming Pre" Bureau-
for Toronto on civic business. The Bmtement “V5 that U10 HMT'
__.__. mann Von Wssman was destroyed by
Ml- Fl-od Clol-ko, of Loo & Cla;-ko, the shell ilre of a British naval force,‘ Tryon, \vas"'inl the city yesteniay. Th” °t°“m°" had D09" Wins in Lako-
Q ._...,.=. Nyassa. South-East Africa, since her
Ml-,_ John ll, Lofhom_,ol Now disablement _ by the Nyassaland
Dominion, is visiting in this city. BKCBHIBI' GWEHIIOIYH lHBl1 AUEUBL
e » It was bombarded aild captured ‘May
' Mrs. Harry stewart, Mt. Herbert 30, '1‘he_G@rmH1\s were driven out -was an inward passenger on llll, with considerable loss by a bayonet Solllllol-ll ll-alll yo5|_ol-doyy charge. The only Britlsll casualty
‘ ' was one man- slightly wounded.
'_ M . nd Mrs. Austin Jardine, Pow 'nal rwélre among the vislto to this STARTUNG C°NFE55|0N MADE
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i=EoEnAL LEAGUE. _ - -_ilelty yesterday. B BY MAN UNDER ARREST-
a -,__~~ ___ _- ‘ .____
Partner-Miss Edith Jenkins. V1
farce comedy, .The Burglar Alarm,
cluding Miss Davids Baker, Miss Ediia Gordon, Miss Isabel Acorli, Mr. Harold Morris and Mr. Ernest Hlne. ‘
The .setting was ideal and Miss Miiinis
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,..'i'.’Prof. Theodore Ross was ‘among LONDON- June 7-*Captain V011
,‘?ggll,o'll~5ol-o_lll~l,lvlllg.lo Cllol-lollotowll Pricger, of the German Admiralty
y llle lgxilfooo lost nlglll_ Ofllce, who is head of the German spy
_ » . ,-_ .~_'-5 _ ~. _ system at Berlin. has a perfect equip-
' Mr...”Héni'y Jones, Hazelbrook, was ment f0l‘ l11““\lf90l“l’il18 fraudulent _a.pi`lpsenger~,t6, tlliscity yesterday on American D\19BD°l‘lS» Hcwfdins to
l the Mlllfl.llyrl.lrl‘ll-l,o\ll-.ll-lllll_» .. startling confession made by Robert __ f __ _ Itosentllal. under _arrest .on__a charge
Mlos lda Mol-l-ay, 3ommol~glllo_ ro. of espionage. Rosentllal’s confession
llll-ned homo yoolol-day oftol-noon was made to the military authorities alto, ll llllol-ll yloll wllll fl-loooo ln in London. It is the ilrst definite con- Clllll-loll_elowll_ iirmation of a suspicion long held
___ iierc, fraudulent Anlerlean passports
Mr Andrew McNair, of Messrs llclulilll' hildlbeen 1580941. by .H0016 0110
Bruce Stewart & Co., Ltd., returned “cling under the a“Ul0\'ii'Y Of the to oilariottemwn by ina Nortinlmber- S°Y°r1\H1¢H¢~ The C0nf<~>S=1i011 leaves llllld last lllglll from plolol|_ no room for doubt regarding the
.___ _accuracy of the information. The ex-
Mr. D. McAulny, Lynn, Mom, who planation is thereby definite and de-
lias been visiting his old home at timed ill all facts- Stanllope for the past month, leaves The il1l0\`ml\“9“ UWB 9136911 in the this lllomiilg oil return to Lynn, hands of the military authorities has
__ been communicated to the American
Ml-_ A_ A_ Molmao, ll/l_ pu and Ml-_ Embassyand already has been trans-
Donald Nicholson, M. P., retiirllcd to' mitted L0 Washinktoll- Cllal-lollolowll by llll, Exp,-oss llllll There is little doubt but that Carl lllglll ` Halls Lody had a stolen passport ob-
_______ ,tained from Captain Von Prleger's
Ml- D_ lr~_ Fl-“ol-_ of Meal-ll-ll Dlwls agency. Rosenthal himself was e<lulp~
& Fraser, arrived in Charlottetown Wd with an em‘?f¥°“0Y DaSSD0\'f llllll evelllllg by the Northumberland issued in Berlin at the beginning of from Hlllll~llx_ the war. He pretended with great
____ assurance when arrested that he was
Ml.5_ D_ L_ Hooper of lllls clly_ loft an American . citizen travelling lil
yl,,slol.,llly morlllng oll ll ylsll lo llol- -Europe, even mentioning as evldeiice dzluglltcr in Medicine Hat, Alta., and _in support of this assertion his activi- will proceed later to the Pacific Const. U05 1" “QPU” in HSSlSU¥li,1 U10 A111011'
.____ can relief commission ill their relief
The Holl_ Cllarlell Dalton camo lo of Americans caught in Germany. llis
the city yesterday. Mr Dalton woo story seemed to be further supported one of the first to offer his eougratuia- bl’ ll ilfwllled Allleflcull l"’f50“‘*"'~Y~ llollll to Hlll Hollolll- Llolll_(lovol-llol- his familiarity with American cities, Mllcllolllllll lllloll lllll l,llpoll~l¢lllolll_ and his assertion that he was travel-
_ lillg agent for a patent gas mantle
Ml. _l»_ _F Lord’ Mel-cllllllt, of Norlll company He explained his presence
Tryon, came in oil yesterday lnorn- in §_C1'l_l\_1_-__i\1__I§l\§u_c. at (lopenhagen ing's train. He will enter the P.E.l. and Qthcr Gilles BilUSTi\l`1°\“lY~ Hospital, where he will undergo an But- f0|`L“““t°~lY -l;‘?l`__ U10 Bfmsll olwl-lltloll_ Dl. Boyyel-_ of Crlllllllldl lo military authorities. they had inter
wltll' llllll_ cepted a letter sent by ltosentilal fronl
______ Copenhagen to Captain Von Prieger,
Ml- rlvllollllls Mllllllelloll llml son, under a name which the authorities
llll_lll_' l,_l-rlyel-l lll lllll., olly yoolol-(lay knew Von Prieger had been using for morning by the Murray Harbour train. Yell” T118 ll’-liek' Was HDD-"1l'0“U.V M1
They will cross this morning by the il1ll0C0nt b\lSiH€HS C0IIlI\1\lIllCH-Hun. _.,,_,
Illlllll l|lllill?S ~
(Special to Tho Gusrdlln)
PARIS, June 8.-Itaiian troops are
proceeding ulethodlcally to take posi- tions of most importance all along the frontier, according to a statement signed by (lclicrul Qaborza, (thief oi' General Staff. ...
llliilillll SUBMlli|llE Sillli-ll llilllllilliili
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(Special to The Guardian)
PARIS, Julie 8.-A submarine be-
lieved to be of Austrian nationality hu.-s been sunk by the Anglo-i~‘rencil iieetat the Western entrance to the Dardanelles. '
Muni saws suit
Hl__lE_lMlll
(Special to The Guardian)
LONDON, Julie 8.-The. Belgian
steamer Mcapier was selit to the bot- 'tonl by a German submarine near North Foreland. Out of 23 persons on board only six were saved. The Captain, his daughter and wife, first mate. pilot and 12 men lost their lives.
(Special to The Guardian)
LONDON, Julie 8.--The Norwegian
vwsels, Trudvang and Superb were sunk by Gerillun submarines. An- other Norwegian steainer sunk is the Glittertiud.
(Special to The Guardian)
HULL, Julie S.~Tlle trawler lieut-
lalid was sunk ill the North Seal. Tile crew were saved.
Sill. l. W. PlHlll
lSHllHi [ill Hilllli
(Special to The Guardian)
llAl.ll"AX, Jillie S.-The l’luiit Lille
stculiier A. W. l’cri'y, (‘upt. Ellis, while Oli her way from Boston to iinlifux went ashore ut tlllcliiicto lieail. at six o`clock this lnorniilg and is still ilcld fast. All the passellgers were szil`i'.ly landed at llaiifax \vitiiill three hours after the accident.
Eillpress en route to Dawson City, Saylniri Ulu! tllG Wl'li0l‘ WHS lJl`0C00llil1P'. ` _ '~'-"_ __ _ ylllloll' wllol-C lyll~ll_ Mollllosoll will to London i_o promote the sale of gas §_5P°Cl3_|__i° TNC GU"‘|“dl-3") _ __ loln llel, lluBbaml_ momlo5_ llml lloollll; lllol lmsloogs _ Bill llAltl‘..S I‘, June il.-_ltouinnilln s
___ would bo good. tHe expected to nl). ilrst step towards elltcriiig the Eu-
Mr_ Vernon W_ Hlll,l,lllgt0ll_ Kell, polnl oll Engllgll ogom to ooll lllo rope-an coli_fi_ict, was taken yes-tcriiay
Sl“gl(m_ leaves lllls nlomllll; on ll wcll_ mlmllo5_ \v_li_en the lxing signed tiic initial lllil- mrucll vamllon lo Monlrclll lllld 0lla_ Aflol- the lollol- lmfl bool-l prolluood, blllzation_ order. No doubt remains wa on lllll relllrll llc wlll Stoll at wllll olllor dolollo, lloooolllol (mmm. in the uliuds ol' lill_\'oll_i\ here that ti-ie M0'lll_l0“ where llc has uccclllell ll l.e_ lloolly pogo lo llls fool, gov.; o mill. tlovcriiiilcllt has iloiiilitci_\' de_<-idcd to Sp0m'llbl('l Doslllon wllll ll well_lmuwll lol-y oolulo owl oolll lllo gan-lo was ul,_ join the Allies ill_tlic wlir against Ger- tlrnl there. His inany friends will ;l____§`_C:_l;_fl’;i;ll;'__ 1;-q'_')th§;&_ 1(`a¢1_;ll___:: many ‘md "\“5U"”~ '
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wish mm “very B“°c°bs` von Prieger." i-is then nlnile a com- _ Il<»lln11lni=l._ u_<_=curdii_1i:_to __ a rilpillt.
.. . _ lieto confession. ins ice incl ie Irs, o er o ` le
(_0u?l'g:lp lglellfnbli-'xer ifeflllfvxgtgllli I _l--_-__ I~)ntent,e Allies to join them. and Blil- lll.[,_lllle llllllll lllk llllll Bllllllll ol- llll WHEAT PRICES DROPPING, gurls, ill ugreeincllt _ with lloiiinaliia, klmls_'llenell’clal to llle Bllln_ 150 llll_ ______ is _said to be wiilillg to _tnkc any E_ _,l_ Foslel. Collrllll Dl.lllll.ll0l.0_ LONDON, June 7.-Government ilciioll that that country decides upon.
' 1ll37_6_gM3l_ control of the Indian wheat supply, --*“°*l°‘-'““
ltllus preventing speculation, combined |ND|/VS CROP 0F WHEAT 'S with iho prospects of gooil harvests BE|NG WELL CONTROLLED-
in Cilluldn and the Argentine and the _ _
fo,-Clog of lllo Dorllaoolloo, llloo LONDON, Juno 7.-A special dc- libcrating the Russian supply, lg spatcil froili Siiuiu, india, .says that <-llllomg wlloot prloog lo fall at lllo the Govi~lniliclll'~i stilelni- lol lilo ion
AT SAI-I rote of nbont fl dollar dolly, Tllo trol of the export ol' wheat is working
prospect is tllnt bread will soon ho og smoothly and, for the most part, sile-
l. cheap as before the war. cessfully-
Tllo Lomloll County Comloll oml The despatch adds: “The new crop
(Clovealnd Press.)
~ ' ful l g p v g . ?_-_,_ "3 3"
and his elocutionary powers left, no-_ Dollvl yoll llllll molly llllo mel, wllo _ if _
thing to be desired. The closing nlim-. llloll yollnllll-lllllllt ln tho oyo alllliloll
ber was a dramatic sketch cntitlcd_ you lllo tl-llllly .
Yellow Roses, and was one of th0_ Al-en’t there thousands upon thous-
prettiest sketches given before a Char- llllllll of ll"l;l,l-ly_ lollglllllg blllldrell wlll, u
lottetown audience for some time.: It llollovo ln poll ondl ot ln mon and » Mlm 'N » ,mol was the unravelling of a love-,story ini love (logo lmll wollolwl, llloll- dllllllloo CANADA ‘J L M’ E December of life by two whoiln ehrly_ llllll lllllllllllleol . -. . , -_.. ' 'T D
years had fallen in lovo and throligh Aol] llooolfl gp;-ing olwoyo orlnl; _ _ m|5“"d°l`BfBl\dlllB had MBR DB Gd- back the birds and butterflies and pret- ' "
ty girls? '
OWN] ll MIB. P8V6l'll Bhd MP. H. ;l'Y-_ sllroly you w¢)|l't ggnfggg Qllgg you ing Beers as Col. St. Clair seemedtad-_ ol-o ,oo old ond orogly tool you ol-olfl
mlrably suitedto the characters.. lt* l- Q . gl. ~ - l ‘ .was Miss 0wen’.s first appearance ind m?g;wl%';nm‘:\:tw§`§g*;1llll my that ho °
she made a most nleaslns lmnresllon doesnt' like to use A pretty, nappy Tufnlp Seed belns presented at the close while milling gm, armed in hal- spring or' ' .belllllflll bvllflllel- Of GUIIBUOIIIS- 8- summer clothes.and whojust naturally k
ll_<:_lol_i_iltehl>rlle_-_t_ll_1l_¢leb rlsndy wap" Rid. makes love to everything in sight-
“ll en! 1'0"! B young mon, old men.‘ the sky, the
ilttins close with the National An- osrtll. the water. the flowers, the gl-een_ , .
Umm- " grass, the horses and dogs and every- CTOSS Enterklfl Elig-
HEAv|Es1' wssws cAsuAi.'rv- .img -°\'°_°"°-h~° mm-1° '~°°d~’»'- t°- liSh. Swede and H33' - `
Liars smcs wAn seem, 2 sn.-e, lv. ll muy- me on wma. zard’simproved Purple
-- There is a black stain upon it Just at ‘ ° l
LONDON. June 7--- The Cflllllliy prosentf but that stain will servo its Top Swede’ senmg at
list sent week-end are the heavlestis- pufD°l°» md be muhed swam- Q" iowest prices' , “Gd l|l\0° the WSI' besan. Tier ln- -their ‘tho grass will be greener st ‘
clude el ht oillcers and `
of wllonf Lim kill a§'6%l;ni»n` “§""'° mmm "Bn mm 'Mm ‘ H ('°°! Ltd; _.
Tho dramatic entertainment in St. some Metropolitan boroughs colltein- iS HOW 1'0lIlilll~l illlfl lilo lll=il‘k0l~ THU
Peter's Hail last evening was very plato purchasing coal at summer tulrll <‘XD0l‘lS 011 GUV'»‘l`l1lll0l\t illf'~'0\llll largely patronized nild illiicil enjoyed. prices, with the intention of retailing 10 UH! 3911i Of Mill’ i11l\0\ll\l0li 10 0\’l‘l` ’l‘iie opening number was a iliost it at lo\v rates next winter, thug 112,000 tous t4.lS0,00tl _biisiit-ls). l<`a- laugilable comedy sketch entitled Tile avoiding the heavy prices paid by the Vnffllliv \V01\U_ll‘l” <‘Ul\\|lU0llS llllvl’ lllilj Pilotograpll Gallery and was vcry nice- poor last winter. teriilliy contributed to the siiccess ot ly given by the following cast: Ulf* -3Gll0lY10~ .
Pliotograpller-Miss Isabel Acorn. “'i‘hu ilnal wllcat forecast ilnliciltos
that thi' total will-iii :irczi ol' ncitrly
(logtumors-Miss Davide, Baker, ‘ ` " 32,000,000 ucres will give _lin aggre- ll“ W” ’r°lr~ ‘€»`i'»3l~`f-`"»-“l=¥%l°”5»'~`¥~5~ “Ez .r.‘z.l.‘11::..“‘zf;;f=i.‘.fl‘:.w..a':..:°r:’§
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l.lo_l»o|ll Mol-l-lo_ ( y lj PARIN J _'Tl°:,Flc '_ 'Tiircliaises are l>ro<-coiiillg steadily
Mloo }g_ Golf, who I-ooonlly wolftllo Q" _ "(',"' (, 1 nmnmiflmonk and prices are rorliiceil to a level
Sclloiarsilip at Mt. Allisoll, favored or mle ‘ "Nll 'mml l'l°"l‘p"“y wl “Bb which gives the cultivzltors ai reason- lllo lllllllolloo wllll o_ olloloo vlollu go- lho smrfI"h° ‘ olrgiiln t lel_;nn"“al.,?]l(l!§ ilble prolli, without. prossillg too hea- llection, uccoillpanied on the piano by glfl 01;( umi. ll _'Nm(_)lll “_l‘l0 I; vil.V on tilt- l-ollslilllvr. [fri-lgllls have _M133 M_ (;ol‘l'_ Mlgo _Mary Johllgoll C°"° 9"’ 0 'llmcl r ol, lm_i_0l_‘0lYl;_ been eilgilgcil by thu iudiull Wileai danced the Sallor’s Hornpipe fiiost tl:;:'p'”fl3.'l'll;"’(',l();llplln;,’.s lml_lll(§e_s\:_0m tlolnlllittcc in Lolldoil ui il rule allpri-_ gracefully, Miss Bartlett playlng_,llcr éllbyys not pmllls ol. $lll_05ll_800_ Alter; ciably lnllow those lluld by lildlun °°°°mp'm‘mem" Owmz t° the ab' carrying over $3 740 000 to surplus shippers' 4. sence of Mr. Dillnis, the drama The llle mnlpany pusslld ll lllvldmld ul. 24 -
Littlest Girl could not be staged, inucii l_ (lent
to the regret of the audience. ‘The pe
M' H‘"`°m M°"`i9 1" “"5"” °°5t“m°- lsu’t spring here-and doesn't spring ; A ` Q"
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Mr Irving Beers gave two reading! nornln s and leasant e enill s*
were e i\ sn men more thoughtfully honest. all ‘ ' 0 ..
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Pure Prince Edward Island Class A-.REGISTERED--Silver
Black Foxes for _sale for delivery this sumlner or fail. Guaranteed pedigree goes with each fox sold.
We have fourteen pups in the first three litters to come out
ofthe houses this year-litters of three, four, and seven pups.
Exceptionally good_foxes at moderate prices. Come and sae
our foxes-seeing is believing. CORRESPONDENCE INVITED.
The Huntley Silver Fox Co. Ltd-
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CHEAP PORK
_ For Lobster Packers
Good Quality at a ReasonablePrice
D. & F. Brand HOCKS and JOWLS
At this time when “Economy” is particularly the watch-
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They are packed in first~class condition, under Govern-
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We carry a full line also of more expensive grades,
Short-Cut Backs, Mess, Bean, etc. Also Hams, Bacon and Lard. Wholesale only. ,
if requiring FRESH FROZEN BEEF we can supply it. It is being shipped regularly to lobster factories on the
mainland in preference to barrelled beef. Write if interest-
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There’s some points no intelligent man can overlook in
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, er, no waste.
’ Besides all these ad-
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is eguipped wit the worl -famed Improved Thermen Muiller.
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