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WE ..

Conilidcr 'tire gr`€st¢l“ éoliifort, ooiiveiiience, cconomy di' the AutoStrop Rsrori How small (hc price of $5.00 looks ln comparison I Si rapping -~ nhsv- ing~-- cleaning the blade rg. mains in razor.

Rslor -- strop - I2 blades - $5 '

listens ’i nit.n¢vAirS~rRiiii¢lti»ltis’.¢.:‘i.': fi'.i‘“»‘3s"il lil li-‘.i.“l“.is.’.‘i.‘..‘l°°‘...:’.l.li*'.:€.‘-.:',

‘ ' ti. 'r _ gdigzsglrooeill 003:55; ssqoellntlhuo

Fummuhwrmmfm

; or one su t ‘srsy

itsi I N d Brain um Lguty ,n 'i‘onie_vriIi build you up a not, as

;i_:.i.i`*°l»::i<.i.'..“.t'i~.::~@i.':.f“&:‘.i* ' sold liv George E. Hlizilss.

17 STO (iii

_ ffgl PAYS

MORE MONEY

GIVES

MORE SATISFACTION.

NO STOCK (AN THRI‘.'f If PESITHLD __ WITH l.ICt'_ ,TiCK$,NITES, YLIAS, '

b(AEl,MAN(.|£,AND Ollil R SKIN DISEASES.

TO CLEAN OUT THESE.

PARASITES, GUARD AGAINST CONTAGl0U_$ DISEASES,

CLEANSE. PURIFY, AND

neooomzeuss {\ Kreso

5’ DID N91 5'

, sims itat; ol¢i¢ss,sioiisr;ll is '{ _-_STAN DA-RDI Z ED.” uNtrosri,ol:PtNossL¢,mlurm. one ` clulott or Kneso pit- Noi Mists so ‘

ll) IOO GLLICINS QF' SQLUTIONWUIINDING UPON vlliki U5( IS T0 IL HAD! Of Il)

A REAL NECESSITY ABOUT HORSES_CATTLF.,SHE£I’.SWINE, DOGS, GOATS AND POULTRY. __

Carrlithers & Parkmiiii

I.IMI'I`ETl ~

i)eaIcl's in Drllgs, Groceries

BERLIN. Mor 10.-/rue president

°f Uwimoerlal ministry has sent the f°1l°wins telezram. w the-_g°v¢m. ments ot _tho Free States. , "ll 4009 distress and weighed down

_bY CITES U16 Gshggg ,pggmg has _.waited through ins months or tus armistice for the ~pence conditions. Their publication has in-ouzht ine

The Fighting in _

IARCIPANGEI.. _ Moy 10'.-General

Ifoniiido reports that on May 5, the enemy ~hom.liilrdcll our positions on U10 Vasu with irlvo thousand snails, ‘md Hll~_bB0fl\16l\t.iy launched two infan- try attacks. Our casualties wero ~ I/cry few. From Murman, General Maynard _reports that he occupied 'Korelska lMszeigu_ on Lake Segosm-g. Il°1= °u Mer 8. All villages on tim Luke “N ;¢l€“l‘ -_Of Bolshovists on thc railway. The enemy has retired in

Maint' Taylor returned in the city last week after zl' strenuous two wselisi service in connection with the lit-ll_ TTI1Ui5lf~ campaign. Muijnr Taylor ntidrossed meetings ut the following centres:-Cornwall, ‘Sumn_iersiilo, Ai liorton, liuntf-r Rlvf-r, itonuinrgtuil, Mllrrily Harbor, lillarici Soliris and Mount Stewart. Notwithstanding the VUVY bf-Ui Billie of the roads tllrolluil- out the country _the ineetirigtl wellv wail nttonded. and n. grunt il'li.nit~st wnsfmztnifestecl st' the vzlrior.. l-»,li~ tres. _

Owing to the fact that Major ’i`aylnl~

ANU GRTEVED Wm »

(5l\¢lsl to '|‘lls'0ttsrd|sn.) 1~~”»M¢{ ‘ an

Nllitiieirnt RilssiilI Place Wis Seized

s point ten miles sont-li:h;'linzla_vayli_ li infuse if i. ll. c. ii riuillt_fouislioN.

*a #Q- *Pin 'Fe #to #Po #ei 'Qs #Pe its its its Ge *Q *Pe #is Ge Ge *ir #iii 'lite *sr #ss *ir 'fo is 'lo *Po _ *Q 'ist *Q #ill #ei #Pe #ir oo #ts #Pa eg tio $0 'FG _'_' #C *Q 50 #9 Go oo in is its is 'lo 'lo lg Go

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l isi.ANn no

I i ’iI’!iiI\_(5I'_3T1Iil'»l~_'|`3 TERMS

> hi _ s

CNW l|ll0I.i\'lllloh\ BIA ill- I -gigggrqr ._..,_.:_%%¢,,q,-- . _ I __ soessanie mei is tin more " - _ - _

Ai public expression might in-,bs ¢tv~ en these ieelings hy all`G0l'mB-_iiB.` The imperial _sovelmnent requests that the Free Stmtesiliavs puhllicam- useiuents suspendediior a week and' allow in the thsattrer. only snch pro- ductions nstaro correspondent to the seriousness ot these- grievous days.”

ISiiin Feiners Meeting

(Special, to Thr-Guardian.) _ DUBLIN, Mny I0.-The military rlllthoritlcs have taken possession of tho Mansion Ilouse, the oiiiciui reili~ 1101100 ot the Lord llayor. The Lord Mayor of Duiblin is Laurence 0'NeIii_ who has been prominent in the lead-3 orshi-p at the Sinn Feinsrs' movement. The Mansion .Ilouse has neon used as it meeting place for .the Sinn Fein. There have 'been no recent 'reports of any linueuiil situation in Dulbiin lif- rccting the Lord .Mayor or his ofllcial residence. I ‘

» __-.iv -_-.1_

(Special is Ths Guardian-) i”'AR.lB, May 10.-It is understood

that t.he'Councii of Four is.continu- ing its study of the Flume question on the basis of the agreement reached relative to the future- status of the Saor region. . `

_..._ _

Situation of Austria and Germany

~ PARIS, Mily 10.--The .p0i'I-IDD: 0f` the German treaty which has not as yet been mode public contains it pro vision that Germain Austrian sepnr~ ation i'roln Germany shall be “inalien-

wns ill close toi\.".i with nisnv ot' ll..~ island hors nl the trorit, lii= messai.-;.i! was particularly iritoresiiillz in 'iliri il00i>la. Major 'l"lyl.'\l' gave his tinln| Without any remuneration whutnvmgi illitl tim ll’rbvineis| l‘ommitlr-. t‘¢\.~l that his contribution in this ‘wav in' tho work was one or the largest ms I-~ in thu province,

.\i.i._'tr Tnfyior is always ixl‘..<-rnst ri

in anything .lor tho betterllient of <'ondlt‘ons thlouizi.-at inn przvli; and 'ii is pie=l_sins~to ltnow that his ollowf Ill this line of _-.if-~~l= has iw it

Iioots & Shoes, Paints :intl \\’:lIIp:ipel‘ Etc. ` I

M oN'i'/mill.: P. ii. i. 5

AVIATIUN

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li` you are interested ill this

most fascinating subject, and want lolearn to ily an aero-

|_-Iillle, get in touch with us to-I iftv- . ‘

_ We teach zlclllal flying in the I mr, late type machine, splendid rqllipmcllt. Eli-roll nt once.

For p:lriicllI:tl‘s write- I _ lleVere Avatioll School 5

i‘.0. Box 349 'i‘ruro, N.S. '~ -

5555-5-8MlIl2lpll ll

WANTED .

Wg wunt 'nt onlie _

if 2

5000 Bush Feed Oats (Whit

fllitl black.)

I<l>-4°-LI `I

200 Bush. (Island llrnwnl_

Seed Wheat. ' ~

whlts Fiis and `whits Russian ' tnooiher.) `

._ Tllrnn hlltidrerl lillshels “iIiiiriy f '

linen" and "l'lenllt.y oi iielirnil" tf

’ SEED POTATOES 'I

_- '¢ ‘ i':»'-

uli delivered st our wsnhsuv

_ for which we will ply highest. ` Prices, _ _

CARTER _&_ C0.

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SERVICE _ _

This is pnrticlilnrly the ago nt '

_ service-prouri service, It is

the motto til’ people and of in~ l~ii_IiulIonii imbucil wills the pro- _

_ per spirit. it is the essence' of ' - the Gaiden Rule.

_ ' _ So I mn proud to servo you to `§ the hsstoit my professional skill, el:

l shall feel prlviiizei in serve yollnopiioal-needs, ~Sei-vlee is

, at the base ol' my principles in

_ - business. l desire l.o associate _

my iust.lt.iition in your mind LQ] with Optical Service.

I -_lt its with this idea in mind v 'that i invite you to my store at

any :line and with any problem whit-_li comes within-_ the scope.

_ of my professional rii,plioity._lt

you require advice l am hereto

give it. .lf your glasses nsed _ rulliistiliz hermit _ me lilo ~ ‘ privllsla ot- doing you this ._ courtesy without obligation.-‘~

- _SUPERIOR EYE SERVIGE

._»~l»-f-rio

'k '-l~ -'lv

.tuna-v;~

Hr).-=>~Mabon' "'

I Optometrist & Prescriptlo

Drugzist MONTAGUE, _P. E. i. Next door lslik of Commerce.

'°l~‘l*‘l~l*I

su :null _nppre_;i__,»...|_ ainst Hungary was discussed and was

sible unioi-is approved by the council of the League of Nat.l/ms." The use or the word ‘linsiienaiilt-." is for ine plwpose oft settling the question ual m.'lI~y for the present., hut for :l long period.

i"AlR.lS, May lil. - The council oi'

foreign ministers yesterday afternoon llxcil the boundiirlos 'between Czecho- Slovflititi and .iugo~Slavin and made progress toward tho adjustment ol' the new -Rouiuoulnn boundaries. _ The Question ui' lifting the blockade eg-

rflt'crrell i.u tho supreme economic rollnr-li for action.

King George Coinmeiiils if l’arliameiitary_Comraiieship f

(Special to The Gust-`disn')

LONDON, Mny lil.-"l feel eonild-

ent that this purliarnenrnry comrade- ship within the 'Empire will make the members oi' all parlinments iletterae quninteti with each other and with each othcr‘s problems and so realize more and more their great-common interests in those. long traditions oi' Parliamentary government which they have luherltsd."i The 1or°¥0|ll8 mes~ sage was read .from Kin; George when the Lord Chancellorhnd the Spea‘ker.of the tl-louse oi’ Commons -io- iiaynttended the opening or the rooms adjoining' Westminster Hail, and within the precincts ot' the House of Parliament which have been placed permanently ut tho disposal oi the Empire Parliamentary Association. which- as-ts as rl. connecting link bs- twesn the members of the British Hausa and lllemherii from the Dom- inions.

'l‘here are times when it dollar

hill gona further than is wagon load oi’ sympathy. » _

The opera ringer who needs; chsnls oi' ali- might break into 9. church

for an amount sufiicient no wipe out

or appointed others .who did the work.

' QUEENS COUNTY

18-<Fort Au$i'.ietlls_ 22-Montague West

33-Enrnscltife.

34-Newton Cmss.

47-Cove Head Rand 48--Plenailut Grove.

58-Aitpin Road.

61-Broolrvaie.

68--Pioquid Road.

73-Blooming Point. 74-Ten Milo»Holisf_~ 7ii--Montague East. 78-Auburn. _ __ ' 79-1Diwymoi°o_' 81--`»Doni_t.¢h.

los-I-st. sims'

l ’l‘hiatl0 and Shamrock. li t iliesltoche

li Village Green.

120-+Jsnsséo='mvsr 121--Green Y 124-Poogans Rtli. .ue-Rally: Crete

ua-Elnyvaie 5 140-warren more isa--st. Andrews.

is ‘lil *it it % it -R it it it it

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it it Z 'TG 0

-it

German '"lis_tl_ililil .l`olincii

(special to The Guardian)

BlilR.LllN. May 1_0.-The 00\°1Mi\

National Assembly has heen called to meet in Berlin on MondaY._M~W 12- ’i‘he Government has teie&i'lPl10d 10 the delegates at Versailles, ordering them to present to the Allied :ind As- sociated powers within tho tlttccn days glowed, 3, tpmpositlon. demand- ing verbal discussions.

wssv xesv scsoot Hoses ROLL FOR .THE MONTH OF APRIL

Grade X-i. Wilma. Johnson: 2.

Roselle Mahnr; 3. llletllllllfl B0"-

cirsde IX-1, Spencer G1-osor: 2.

Louise Macbouzaii; -3. Wilfred Largo,

Gnadevlll-1, Charles Drake: 2.

Walter Hyndman; 3. Jack MacLeod and Peter CnniPb0li.

Grade Vill-i, Edward Owen: 2.

Russel Spiiist: 3. George Worth.

Grade Villdl, Anna Mwboulzall

and Hurry Foster; 3, Edith Ryan: Ii. Evungelius Bell. Grads Vi-I. Erin James: 2. Alex Stews.rt: 3. Jobs Field. '

Grade V-t. Amy Johnsen; ti, Rosie

Block; 3, Frances Pierce.

Grade W--i, George Auld and Wll~

Dorothy Gordon.

Grade lbi-l, Elinor Cook and Hubert Hogg; 2. Eleanor 'M`nhn_r: Li. Lloyd Ward.

Grade I-I--Earle Ebers; 2. Keith

wedlock: 3, Ruth Unsworth.

Grade i-i, Alisa -MacMillan: 1.

Edna M\d[)0uKU.il; 3, Elmer Oll`er.

The prodigal son want wronl. but

came back ell right.

0 U 0

A teacher who uses the rod is api.

'IH I H |;,.H_*+_H_***,,,*k*,*** 5 choir to make his pupils smart.

'iii October last we appealed to the Doople ot Queens and Kings Counties

been s/ccilmiilltod since 1915. and tor enough to psy _thgslsasit on running BUDIMM Ni" fbi! your. The two counties were organised byschsoldistrlcls, a committee usually selected from amooz the schooltriutses was appointed -in cada distrletinnd this committee either made the collections themselves

generous from about seventy-live per cent of the districts with the result thatour objective has been nearly reached, unfortunately about 85 per cent.

of those districts have fsiisd to make response and it is just the support of these districts that wenesd in order to put us "Over the top."

its iiylidmlm; 2. nay Mocbousoiiz 1

tha deficit of nearly 87.000090 that has

The response was instant and

167-Gleuliimdllo. ‘ 153-Miloovo.

154-Qcean View.

i68-Mermaid.

162-St. Patricks 187-Cove Head.

165-Valley.

172-St. Andrews l7il-St. Ignatius. 174-St. MM'y's.

l75-Rustioo Crips. 176-St. Augustine. 178-Dor|on's Creek. l79-Toronto. ‘

Creek

, l

180-Grand Pere Pt l82--'Mount Stewart 183-Upper Bello _ 184-Ringwood. 210-Green Bay. all-Anton itomi. 215-Maplewood

217-tPisquid West. 222--Taranium. _

'KINGS COUNTY

l-.Georielow“u. 2-Conavay

hsard'troin_

10-St. Peter‘s Lake

12-Byrnes' Road '

13-ihlorell Rear 20-~Soiithampton

23--Cable Head East

&i-Farmington

24-Fortune Road

25~MontIcelio 26-Armadsis

27-Goose River 28-‘Bear River

31-81. Msrga.ret'e

32-Cowan Bree 33-+Sour~ls West

34-Rollo Bs! East

35-Hermanvilia

36-Granville

37-ill/llihou

39--Chepstow 40-Rock Bars

41-Pl-lam Pond 42-Baltic East

43-~Liti.ls 1-Iarlbdli u3-St. Columbia 4‘8~50iith-Like 50~»tliisst_ Point t 51-St. Teresa

8-Peaitss’ Station.

52-Bald'WI.n’s R086

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,1¢>1¢ *il* *’i¢ *iii ,grit ,git rr

Q *E* ,375 ill ll *EQ *D *D #li ~i¢i= *E Q# Qi# ii* 'X59 *'15 *Ei* *E* ii* ¥¢§¢ *it it* Bti# _*lt* i'=I¢-‘# it# *Q* iii# *Q itil #9 'DID ff* QI if .I ll'

IN MIMORIAM ‘

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_ DOUBLE -IERIAVEMINT '

The people oi Eliersiin and com<

munity were deeply grieved to learn ot the death of Margaret Seaman. wits oi' John England, which sad ovent took pace on 'April mu lust. 'rney were still more grieved to _learn ot the ' death ot John England. which sad _event tools place at his home on Avril l0th Inst., alter n. very short illness. Mrs. England contracted nwim°11-‘<1

to which she secumbed -in three daY9 in learning or 'ner death tue life partner became so stricken with Sflei' that it was felt by his family thot he could not long remain behind. in this they wer:-'not mistaken. end

Over Here

served at home.

is recognized as

-"jf, ._ ..=.,- . ~» _

, lRiNGi_N¢;uPlFATHlR

Over There-

STAG Chewing Tobacco

is appreciated by both

_ of Canada’s wal' units

-those who fought in Flanders and those who

It is also eniioyed by

- civilians of al classes

throughout Canada and

GERS, Chairman Board of

death claimed him to units them in the Home beyond utter it sojourn on earth 'dl"6'l'ye_ars 'Of ii!8l’.l‘T9.¢l life- Hnving attained the ages of 77 and 82 years relinectiveiy and 'enjoyed the blessing of health and companionship itor so many years. itseermed it lllttlnz tribute that they should be united hrterh hr-lst space ot one we°~k‘S nliaeuce, to abide to§°i-bel' l'0l'\‘-'V01' In Thf, Eternal Home.

Both were strict adherents to tho

principles ot the Christian ltcligion and died trusting in Ii.inl in whom all must put their trust. in the short space of one week they were laid slrlv by side in the English Church grave- yard. at Eilerslle originally ti part ol' the farm upon which they lived. and was donated hy Mr. England for

f +-st-on-e

being

F-3

_ ' . 7 '

liiammsii tin committees swans as is til, also-ieislmss ___ yrs

ror various rssssns been unable to do thswork we-Osiisvs ' fl every onset time districts several good veonls who will bg wills _ ous to tska it lip. I would thereto:-s.ar¢sstiyapnssi\¢.,q_§_dh trlcts who wish to help, to get _togéthsr and have s msd;-#Q0 and forwarded so as to mach us by lily 200|- TNI 'Will 0| iU`»,U* clude your subscriptions in our annual report which lever! l°'°Ull\l‘¥.I’l'Ul Hospital serves everyone in Quesnsand Kings Counties and]-l!`»|t‘ts'to*h kept up to its present high statg of eillciency and the _,low maintained everyone must help. Horewith is the list-o!'dil¢lHs l°¢~Y¢!

' ~. ...~|.~

59-Ruskin ' _

62-Corravlllle 63-Gloofonnlns f 66--‘Degrees Marsh

71-St. Geornvs

'I2-Launchlnz 74-Gt. Charlie

79-Valloyiléld EAI! 84-Gasprsnx e till--Mliitown Cross

103-Greentield

l04»-Elllotvolo . ¢

i0%BoI1xhton Island

118-New Zeslail*-'°""" ~f°m2 1-i7-Boar River North ' 12le(ilencorr'sdsla`- '-1 "'-"2

123--Seal River 124-Greenville

127--New Acadia

i29St. P:ttrlck'n RMA

lZl0-ililatinvolo

i3l--Elmlill

133-‘Sinnott Road

134-‘SL M33l'.Y'l

137-iSt. Mnry’s hold

L'i8-Clear 891118 139Pu.vmur¢ Inland

no-Pt. Piéssssc s s s

rnstees

church purposes. They lived to mls! the hwllles of the surrounding sei. try, so snail my rest_¢!fU¢.t\s mass so much enioyed in life. Both wolig well lmown throughout tho community for their kindness and hospii.slBy._, to people generally, and both phssssed a keen and inteliiottssilsild whlcti ls# them in touzh with this learnt topics rf the diy. ' -» ' - A family cl nine biebseditlieir linkin.

ol which seven are still alive; I-‘till located in Maldon, Mols;

0'Lenry. P. E. I.. not Aidred at Eiiersile. Mrs. H Cauli, nt Newcastle. N.-B.

S. Ryan, Charlottetown. itachael, at home, to wh pathy of al; goes out in their double bereavomdit-

gisgti .lille

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