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lT PAYS to buy in this Province. . A |_|M|1'gp, Numggn gp 1-|¢;K. ‘i-_-J) _ _ ' ' ' ' ` | p > _ Q ""'““ y

- ri-ie scrioonsn Hn.oA Maura- E” 1°' "W i"'ifi¢° tonight ln the _ _ -. .BT-$2 ., ' || ~;:;¢-_¢-~ ' ¢:._...°-">'~----_ _

li“`Hi‘i‘il/ell with a cargo of-Inve n C°"°5° HB" iliiii' be had at the doo ‘ ' ` ' ' ` ' *_* J - t """' ' i ° ' ' ° 4° _ _ i ::.§§:;_ '_ (,,__,; ~i~ gg _ _

W “ii” °fMi»"e°<>»ur<»rGeo. 1-: roi ii? "0 '“""“""""“'~:“-'W'-~~" fill ll |" $1' '* - » ;;§as;a;;;;_ is » #-

' ' _ H ' iN Pnuvce oF wA|.Es coL GE T115; ' " iff’-I Qi ' 1:. . . llli_£':Elll| X zizzzziiml A-___-v-"an-L \ _ Pouce coun~r._ ' ‘ i-E .__a___-5., .. .._..;.-. ._ _ '.17 °. ` \ . iEE::E£E€?Ef~ ¢i -*I*-' I- ---- - -~ ' 2 (‘our1 ye-.-_-terdtiy u pathliiilftlaonpg-iris; ,_';:]A:"0L'i; Elfizlse lpllalyers gre' request- I 1;-_ 4 ‘A ` .~"i1:/,}__,;' :;:;::;::.;;. -54§,'_,';"'_<._____,_;D 'f _E ;vlt:)s hi'lli|§rrrr\iiiseil. One drunk, had iris! play comrnence: 8815 altar oclocliggs I 1 ' .'{°' ‘ ~3'-_=~`=_=? I --- _"W5" ` ' "` ‘ _ iond forfeited. ` P' ' 1dlli§"\\'/A\\7V 1;.” ‘im -I - - ' °_ - ° Ii I 3 _ E l r r H'-'-ml' E-""t""“" ~y ~ ' ~ ‘-- Er- ~ 7/ \"/ -iw ¢' - . f -- ‘;i_' ‘ - E-Z1= =.- = ‘“*.°" *‘

v M ¢ A R Fon Macc-A|.ENs_ 'rho s s. .5,._....:...:v.;....é,0 \Q,. % . , _nl _ _;Tj~__j_;_-_--_-_ ll||,,, _ _'rf i _-lm

. . , _ U - . 'py,u,,,,,|,,y' May l.m`_'”x$gEnw 23;-I|E:'Anrelia will make her first trip from .ny by sending your donation fpawels Souris to the Magdalen Islands on will \if,(,,,1-1,-.,| fm. .1-m_Bm;y ®d‘Wo_ilnesday_ evening the 16th lust, yltf9_Q!,_(_,_§_,yny_ ma, upon the arrival of the train from

' ' 1*(-`»~l1af‘lotteiown_

oone ro ENGL __ - _ _ ,,,,,,| 1-nm “ND M'~ "cgi .Lone I:-srarnso vessel. To

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!_fv.`.”-5'

"TlYWll0[Eiil.ll'Ei

_was spent in trying to cure an 1 ulcerbyusingordlnuryolntments," Q writes Mrs. Jeffrey, of 21 French '-2 Street, Methuen. "Tficn 1 hgh,-5

of Zum-Buk. used it. and um now _ completely cured. ' I "Thirty-three years ago the ulcer appeared on my ankle, and grad urrlly spread to my knee. Thi pain was terrific. For years l couli' hardly walk and had to remain in the house. For twenty-five year; _ I received doctors' treatment but

got only temporary relief.

"Then lheard of some won¢|¢r

ful cures worked by Zum-Buk ant "commenced using it. The ren, lexperienced was wonderful. Tin inflammation wrrsgradually drs wn out. The pain was soon ended and, at last after thirty-three year; of misery, l was on the road tc

i recovery. To cut si long story

iliort- perseverance with this wonderful balm.resulted in acom.

plete and permanent cure."

Zam-Buk is also uuequalled for

eczema, ringwornr,abscesses,bui|§_ blood-poisoning.burns_scalds,cuts, and all skin injuries. All drug.

4 asia or Zum-Bula Co., Toronto,

c. box, 3 for $l.25.

am -Buk

,‘ .Vg-w¢~w'-_ vi . .-

Blood ___ I V

FOOOCI A

Rrgrinowrt `

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‘Q

when you need a '

good blood medi- ‘» eine-to over- N 'Z-

,come impurities `

in the l.||ood-to I’

xupply the elements ~

that enrich the blood-to prutcct flre system against the . depressing effects of “spring

fever". lrlollrer Nature, the great physician, hal provided this “blood food" in

H Dr._Wilson’s I f.RBlNE BITTER

lt is a simple and effective remedy, made from Nature’s healing herbs -that was a favorite medicine in our grarrdfallier’s time and is just as effective today. The best of

spring tonic: and blood purifiers. ,

25c. a bolflc, Family size,live times as large, $1. At most 'dealers or prepaid on receipt of price. 29

The lraylsy Drug Co.,Limitul, St. John, li.l. , ‘

SVIIII///If'»'_\\\\\\YIII' N

We Warned You

Before

hat the cost of all kinds of' BOOTS AND SHOES KEEPS GOING UP

We are propared however t

Help you out

as we have many hundreds- nl pairs of Footwear which we purchased _before high prices and now ofl`er them to ynir nt

Old Prices E

is long as they last.

Thir- month is goinl: to be it CHANCE FOR BARGAINS

and our ndvico to you is to hir at once your

SUMMER BOOTS

§ 'Morris-Smith-Beer WZlf;§§\\\YII?4`\\

For Good Candy a Light Lunch

or Ice e Cream

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' good. confection ery”

u's"i\7.- Q _~ ,Q

- .white

Y r. of th B k

-il. St. .lolrn N, Be, an qt M_0mr

MOVING TO P. E. lSLAND.- 'l`l

Trenton correspondent of the Ne

The Landry family h.rvc been res;

."i""‘l5 W" ‘iff Siirrv to lose the

iii! in Frtrnt:c_

M””i“-- fi`0iii Tire Red Cross Sncic-t London, lCr\i:.f.~t;1|,.,., um, hp

lni`u|\tr_v, wus ndrnittcq tu |{i||g (gc

ropqtl when tho ncclt ivmmtl won

ioruc is u (“h;irlottctown. l'_ IG. I boy und enlisted in Westville, N.

Dlefc and speedy return to hcultli.

ler. who has orgzirrizcd ir strip-liirii

it is admitted that never before the history ot' this country has the

interested in the idea. and who

tion. f _

aide Methodist Church Snnd School, and Cavendish‘Red Cross ii

- _ . p '. ,

Aitken and Miss Elaine Aitken, on

Chas. McGregor $5.00. W. t‘_ We

York $5.00. A gentleman writes send you $5.00 the price of ten Dan

0 ted and the names of t' he adopt

Treasurer.

for the month of April. Grade Vi. i, May Boylan; 2, George Byrne;

- - Ex Coun-

:lllor J. D. To-io,-v so? °‘ ley, which was caught In the ice sailed from Neii: York (yihillégi-§t?¥g€j Charlottetown harbor late- last London’ England' six cle;_ks_ Br! this fall. and was obliged to remain he;-e Bank ,en some weeks ago for En _ all winter. sails the first favorable land and My Tumor is one of tg weather for New York. She has a

~ W0 full cargo of laths for that port. The

other I \ -~ _

B Wm ef' New 'iiiiii lefilerll-ll. Hinckley is owned in

rt\ul_ thc' spine woulil recover' (‘orp

ing _(70Il1Dil_iili f0i‘ the purpose of ac- 'llllrmg slrrpyartls at 'i`usket_t, N. S., Wil- i`0i' UH’ bllilllng of wooden ships which was ordered to he publislrctl.

CANADIAN PRISONERS OF WA

FUND.- New adoptions are Sunrnie

a n

Royal Edward Chapter I. 0. il. E each a second risonei Mrsi Edw

Tickets.. The first fifty' of the aecon

ti - » _

“m md '"is°“”“ hm" ”°“' "ew ae, were omarnoa o-om island seed mm » -

D t Y . ~ ‘ will be published in -a few days. Many fiom any other' A proposal to get ‘I l '_

gofetycs who “domed one nmsonm piece of land_at Victoria Park under _ - ar nu-vi'-taking tr second. For further "“mva"i°“ by professlonal and b““i` _ _

' ness men was remitted with powc-rs ;I_,;_'

, .

n' to the Agricultural Committee ami - - . \ in

Prof. MdLarty. lt was suggested Queen' Stfeet i_ ,-

that the members of the Home Girard l _ Charlottetown Y } ( 5", 1.

_ l

information apply to (‘anon Simpso

SCHOOL WORK.- The t`ollowin

is' the stndlng of Watervzile Soho

E' SAlL.- The schooner (‘_ H. Hack-

Mobile, Florida.

ie; rH»E s. s. E|v\Pnsss.- 'rho C. P. W R steamer Empress. of the St John-

"u.- c -. _,__ _ ~ - ;I|ris‘ii~0Avrn0;irp£;;(l;ivs.:)yshTM; und1Digby service. formerly running be- nov-ing to P' E .Iqlamli -Rex, i.. t1lI;e’t`ween Summersliie and Point du

- ~ L wee d. Cherie, will be taken off the route

‘May Z1, 22 and 23, tor repairs, and

znts of th . ,ave becnegtO‘i)‘i‘;"(_§’:’i‘;€‘:li’0iil i'0iir &€~t1l‘2§. general overhuuliing. The work will :hbC_J,,s_ and wwe S 30041 H01-thc done in -St. John. and there will

. . mute many he no other vessel placed on the

. Digby route while, the Empress is trod

'Hit we wish thorn srrccesu in their up

_icw home. Tllcy iii\\'€‘ two sons fight- i..

y NATIONAL SERVICE LEAGUE.-|

ffnnon Simpson presided ut. the 'moot-

COR ~ . ,Gr to B& M;VIHQRNE.- A let- mi; of the National Service League in

~ ‘~ -‘ ~ - 0010. |iC'I‘<‘-llestcr' tho Le islntive chamber vesterd v nf

Y. tcruoon, the of_lrr.»rs present hcinug Mr. \‘. J. O. llynilinan, Prof. J. A. Clark,

-`iii`i|- llrcrrtolr i\'i liurrc ll‘im~)lll'? i - ~

_ I . ..ui.ttlr.r(;r ltcv_ ;_..lll.Mlirccm:trr_ iff-v. ll. G. Ful-‘

_ _ . _ - ou. o. oorc, Julgc St nit, §eI_ill|"g;‘{"_:"l' Sl"'"i°i`ii iiii"‘i‘-i. London (luptolu (‘nndie, Mr_lJ. R. Biiiiirelt, -.viiuntl~i|i` Ihlqm Hev0r°l“"‘l “"3 Se"""’la"y» Mr- T~ S~ Hill* _n_m_l uw -.Wino Lui;/rr<.lr .=.ecnrcil__t0 burd. On helrali’ of tho l"ubllctty i\’i"l‘v 1-'irc ‘und -lttr t' Wu? H"‘1"l""ii‘-' Conitrilltee, Mr. llyndman report_r.d

‘ ` “ ‘" W" “ml ii \V=;~“i,tl\a|_ :irrangemcntai had been nrntlc

tl with Mr. (‘.raswQl to protlut-c n rruiu-

lwr of slides' bcuring on Nntiouul

..tScrvico which Mr. Gallagher limi S. consented to oxlriliit, and Mr. Gantlrt,

ml’ "'““,V i`i'i0iiii>i iifl-ho for his com- Sumnrersiiie, and Mr. Yeo would also

he usrkcd to use them. l-le also sulr- 'mittctl the 'letter and form which lriul

u_f:o'l'l°BiwP__D|l:flG COMPANY- *»\i'lliccn prepared to bo Pont. to ull em- mem ,n >`t‘lf“"f""f“| 10 i|i0_iiil‘{t!l‘ilSc- ploycrs rcgzirtlirrg spnrmer lrolitluysi

r rrs issue of Louis IN. i»ul- which were approved. Prof. (‘I:rrk

tl* dr(-_w uttcntion to the possibility of in-

crensirrg' the honey protlrrctiou, and subrnittcd an article on -the subj(-_vt

in Mr. Clark said there were 54 bec- e kccpers on the island who had made

been such u world wide r’.'emI1nil for an unusual success of the industry, shps oi"all kinds. The organization one man producing two tons of honey nf it shipbuilding company ut pres- ‘lm--_ year, while another- averaged 107 ent, therefore. is opportune, Those lbs. per hive of which he had seven-

ig teen. Mr. Hyndman presented ir re-

not? Shuld write at once to Mr. Pin. port on poultry raising and showed ler and obtain all necessary info,-ma. the enormous advantage that would

ensue from nn increase in chicken raising this season. Mr. Clark salii

R that Mr. Kerr had taken a survey oi’ ,__ this field and had met with consider- ychle success in getting farmers -to A set eggs of good 'strains of poultry. > l\'lr. Clark also drew attention to m' Prof. Teunant’s article on root crops, E, mid on his motion it was agreed tb

Donations O»Lem.y Red Cross $2000: 'adopt it as one oi’ the publications" of

ml tho League. Mr. Clark said there --I was it mistaken idea zrliroad that iru- C0 ported tumip seed produced the d' best results. Tha( was not so. Exper- d_ fence had shown that better results

og, rniglrt be persuaded to take hold of _ the sche-me and make =it a success. -it ty was agreed that the delegation to " Ottawa. should present to the Diroc-

mhn Grimes' Grade V". 1' John tor'-in-chief, a fu'l‘l report of the

r. l

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!Elfl!QW!!!!l!!‘!li“!l!'ll'!"!‘ I 'F . Iillllhilleiiiijimlgilliliililiaarl I '

_ tual cost of thc fabric AT THE MILL today is r_=,c_

| "digits . "

llcrc’s zi print that wc liotiglit mouths algo zit old

prices. 'l`lrerc arc many patterns- a score of cnloriiigs- printed on zi good strorrg cotton, 30 inches widc. 'l`lic ac-

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Worth 15C f‘i

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\\ t, have qiiitc :i lot of it and uliilc its lrcrc it is . . . ._ _ izc \ Q _ I r fy ' p, i .,-

helf we’re Showinf

On f Every S g

Wash Goods Priced Lower than Present Mill or Wholesale COST

ll.-\'l` nmy scorn likc :i prctty strwnrg strrtcmcrrt. _lt is :r prctty .strong statement. lliit it is .simply so. For example- .

I wc :irc selling one ptrrtictiltrr llric of wnslr i':tln‘ics for zocivlricli :it this vcry _nioulcut \v0irl<l cost yoi.r 22% per yard at the

mill--liv tlic case. /\rrfl tl\at’s not ull. Wc'rc slioiving you rigid-:rr :i.~‘sor'tiucnt of tlrc vcry latest Arricricnri Wash goods for spr-

E l`l ricci ri lit--lrccziiiizc tlicy :irc lioiiglit riglrt~-liouglit many months ago

ing---thc styles :irc riglit--:intl tlrcy :irc priccrl right. ' icy :irc p l ' g

:it priccs tli:\t give its :i siirrtll proiit-mirl _voir :r lug saving. l.ct`s tzillc it uvcr' torl:ry_

I l

\\'lurc liriliuir licuil, strong :intl ilurztlrlc Klizrki Satin friiislrcil tluck ni:rl<c_~' splcri-

tlirl slrirts lor rncri mul lioys, \\'c:ri‘_~' ivcll

:intl is caisily \\':i.<licil :tl pt-r y:irrll6c

lnpzrlcnc :i splcndiil rimtcnizri for liotrsc , _ _ _ ' . . » - \\ hrle prt|uc for _~l<irts, l»lutr_<cs :intl

tlrcsscs :i rricc imc cvcri tllrczrtl lrtlirrc in _ _ _ _ T _ _ ,,mm.(., btw., Saxc’ \,r,,“,n ,md mn an ;lrcs.<c.s.rn imc :intl rc:tv_v told. his i_~ our

fast Colon; 3,3 imhcs wide at pm. of thc nrost diirzililc :mil ilcsn-;rlrlt.25 y,u.d c oi' \\':i<l1 fabrics :rt 256, _‘loc :ind .. c

rouurl tlirczitl splendid for ilt'c_sscs,

.skirts and niitldy lilotiscs- nf. pcr _vnril ..~ c

Stripe flnnuclcttc in pink and \\'liitc,

liluc, ivllitc. liluc and pink stripe this is ri

good quality one that will wezrr‘\\'elll8 full 36 ins. at per yard 15c arid' . _ _ _ c

Figured crepe for Summer Dresses

etc., in ninny pretty floral and stripe dc- signs in blue, pink, mziuvc, black wlritc, grcv, also :r good rnngc in clrcck

Print cotton' in :i large rzrngc of tlnrlc

:ind light patterns :i strorig iliiralilc print Lfzuiadinn make, 30 iuclics witlc rr pery:tr<l......_..... _ . _ .

llcucli cloth at splcntlirl fabric for surn-

mcr, llluc, Rosc, Nntitrrrl Pink, Navy, inn.

hroivii 30 iucllcs witlc at per }'nr<l40 _;_f,:ir1<l........ c

|i:rttt-rits 27 ins. witlc :tt pcr yard. _

ll\'t~.<_- ('iinglmni_< iii stripes and fancy

clit-cks‘ in liluc, l'ink, Grey. Perla

y.'ird_... . . . .

` Wliitc ilmrtrclcttc good .strong and dur-

:rl»lt- :it l'cr _vzrril loc, |20. _ _ _ _ . . .

many prctiy designs in light and dark to i

clioosc from 32 inches wide :it per i

yard ..._ . _ . . .... . . ...-____.__.._. . ._ __ .

Fancy voiles in many pretty designs and colors in fancy checks styles and ;' floral in biiio, pink, mauve, grey, black and V ivltitc 36 inches ividc :tt per yard j 354', 4oc,

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liriglish print cotton in fast colors , -ii ilk;

ifgdfs-===¢

' gostfria i ght to “the home of

'lyrne; 2, Frank liayes; 3, Peter Bo ian_- Grade lV.- 1, Emma ,May W ter; 2, Emmett Wisner and Irene W tor tcqual); 2, Rosa Connolly Cirutlc ill.-1, William Wisner; francis Wisner; 3. lrene Griine Grade ll.- 1. Kathleen Connoil Viury Ellen Murray; 3, Margaret Ha is. Grade i_-- 1, Vincent Hayes; tnnic Connolly; The following ima ierfcct attendance May BOWIMI. -10h Byrne, Emma May Wisner. Enrme Wisner, Irene Wisner. Willi'.it_n W 'rc-r. Franciri Wisner, Nlirry i.. Tier

ey, teacher _

.__ ____-_-_--- _::iiIl(‘.Tl0NS iN THE i(l'l‘t‘_liEN- dwannrs ci’ Ranches nil over it. No- 'hing nnv' good until wc used "Koo Errg's." Wo sprinkled it. over nig -ind swept thc llouclres up next mor ing# nr:-.\n_ --i<t\ntiiir:‘.<“ i<ii»l» liouclics. Tins. l0t~, 2-fic. 351'. B0 Sli it'5 l(c;rl_irrg's. lliadc in l‘llu-Killllii. iii' oltl F. liitchic K' (‘o., Limitctl Toro to, Solo Agents for (‘unuila.

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- I I ~ ’,’I,’,l,,,$"““`\'lI” I 'Fhcsic mon givc their evidences

Economy The Best is Alway

` Cheaper ln The End

The vtliue of dru8ii 0" Ui “ prescription is not in the price you pay its in the 8004' mel' do. The failure of cust0l110i‘S to demand DRUG QUALITY iS agen responsible for seriouii results. All Drug buyers should. know that quality iii i-he ""9 tests of' cheapness. . The same truth also trDDii99 to tho buying of DRUG SUND'

RIES. ~

Compare our prices with

thoso asked elsewhere a-nd carefully note "i9 ¢0\1\.Diii'Hi-W*-i in-.ility of 80009- tf you pay hisher ,nriwii _mm wo ask, you any wa miwii _.gf you pay less than our mess, you will get inferior iuallty. Best quality at lowest cost ls

a rare combination- brit that

'_ tg just what we offer you.

Johnson & Johnson

‘Til Glllt Dru, re _ ‘ cer..Ko'||\t ah! Prl‘|\.£l\¢»

ii: League's activities, together' wi_th is .specimens of its' publications. _

3,2 250 cups ot' strong flavory tea. This 5; is due' to the Assam teas which are|n0on and 3 p_ m_ 2' used In Red Ronei- Assam is the na- de tivo home of the -tea bush and pro- n duces the .strongest richest teas of

tt any country' in the world.

is-

1:; That Piles, or Hemorrhoids. Can S be Quicktly Cured-A Justice

Many Vears Ago. n- ' *_*

fix*

__________.,i--

iz' ::Goo<l tea is not dear- A pound -

of Red Rose Tea will make about.

A illiirisfer’s I

Evidence

of the Peace Cured

Toronto, Ont.. April 24.-Them has

come to us recently these two lettem from prominent men who boar un- questionable testimony in regard to Dr. Chnsc’s Ointment as u prompt./and lirstiug cure for piles

freely lievoause they know what it means to suffer from the tortures of

know how they too may he cured.

ltcv. Frank N. Bowes, Methodist

ililirricter, Pricevllle, Ont., writes: "in the winter of 1912, I was stationed in Cobalt. I wen; for rr enowshoe tramp one day, and sat for only a few mln~ rites on u. cold stump waiting for some

sitting on the damp stump l contract-

friend recommended Dr. (‘.haae‘s Oint-

a cure. tl always keep a box on hand

wound vsr sore!

Mr. . B. Thorne, J. l"_, Alderslde.

with the merits of D _ _- ment and would not be without it on any account as ig never falls to rio its work. l was first induced to try it for

iTbat was twenty~siglit years ago, so I think .tha cure iiiipermanent, lt is good for soya lips and hands, chafing, and in fact, all sorts or sores. You are at liberty to use this statement for the benefit of others " <

piles. Less than one box cured max and I have never been troubled sinco_\ on n long mum The Punmans am

Bone as well. They are reducing them-

FRESH HALIBUT, codiisfih, etc..-

Charlottetown

THE CAR FERRY.- The (‘.art'erry

steamer is expected to leave Char- lottetown today between 12 o‘clocl¢.

CAPTAIN BEST T0 SPEAK HERE.

A meeting of unusual interest and one which will crowd the Market Hall to the doors is that which will be held here on Wednesday evening. when Captain T. F. Be-st, just return- cd from France. will speak. Capt. Best went through the South African war as o. Y. M. C. A. representa- tive, rece-iving his appointment from Lord Roberts personally. ln South Africa he proved his mettle and won tho frientlslrip and esteem of Col. now General, Lcssertls n. friendship which has continued ever since. The captain has been wi-th thc Canadian tt-oops since thc 'beginning of this war, and has doubtless met in lfranre. many' of thc boys from thc lslarul, und will he heard with spcciul in- tcrcst.

NARROW ‘ESCAPE FROM DEATH.

-While thc schooner lillda. hlairtl

piles and then be cured. Tliey feel itwnq (m'(_hm_gm

_ _ _ _ g :r cargo of coal nt

a duty mul a pleasure to let others Puws wha" on Saturday' a regrow

able accident occurred. As the result the communtler ot' the ver:-sel, Captain Malcolm, is in the |(‘.lrarlottotown l-lospital, sr\l’fcrlng from painftrl in- juries apd another man was also hrrrt. An cmpty trolly was being push- ed along the ovcrhcad mils when in

°°m"'de° to catch up t° me' Frm" some way it fell to the deck ofthe

schooner a fall'of probably close upon

ed piles, and suffered so severely that 95 feet ‘cmryin

.. , g the man who was

"' caused me gm” pam to walk' A pushing ft, Mr. John' Gillis, alont-2

ith it l its descent. Captain Mal-

mem' and I immedmtew ffrchaped °‘ :elm whon was standing on the ilenli “mm Mx which very mp ly effected was struck by the trolly as it fell. and

_ _ Mr. Cillis also received a had shak-

and find it excellent for any kind of mg u;)_ How both men mcupm mml

injury seems' strange. -

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Ailtn.. writes: "lt was twenty-aight, years ago that l became acquainted'

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Fish Supply Co. 488,

grain be given, or provided, or used for brewing purposes. They have come to it gradually. They do lt. not. because they do not believe in beer or whisky, or alcohol, but because the necessities of the case drive them to'it,'We are flesh and blood of the Empire. We are part and parcel of this great united Ally war. What it is so necessary' to suffer in one country in the _way of self-sacrifice i; is' eoirally necessary to suffer in-another if we are to have equalit.y ot' service and equality' of dis. tinctlon in carrying und bearing the

burden of the great war we are going

through.

I fear that my earncstncss has car-

ried me farther' than i should have gone, but I do want again, before i

adn could do wc have done in many rc-spccts. I was in the city ot' Wasil- lngton for rr few days very lat:-ly. I had been in the United States more or loss since I was a boy, but -l tell you that it warmed the cookies of my heart, it suffuscd me with a (ceiling of infinite satisfaction io hear. from high and low, from the Presiilont of the ilnited Suites down to thc man on the street, the woman in the home. so hearty, so undiluted. so nbsolrrtoly wlrolesouleil appreciation oi' what (fanatic. has done in this war. l tell you the sacrifice, the heroism, the splendltl gleams of real i-'_-ufferlng and sacrifice that have been shown by (la- nadians to tho people to the south of us as they have to the people in all allied countries. Are we quite worthy of lt? Some have gona and fought and died. Other-; have gone and been maimed, others have gone and fought and will light and' come back whole in body and in mi-nd. But the people of Canada, through an

th ° 0 . y tl the meaning of aslhacrlfico and bur

'of the hour.

been at work in men's minds

selves down in all these ways to the't coun ry, s a

Youcbil Put Dr. Chat,e‘l,» Ointment

to tlrs test »i_n any,-case oi,_pilés, with the utmost assurance that you will obtafureliof from suffering and ulti- mately laatlng cure. 60 cents a box

-old, simple neccf.-:sitles and convenlen- been brought to the attention of the . b lces of life. They are sacrificing them |Govcrnmeut, and it is a matter ut our

i to

sc-Ives in every respect. On this very,which the Government ag the pres- ‘ ,, -

nueatlon of brewing. months ago, the en; moment is-giving ftrseriouooon- .__

amount. of beer that the brewers would slderation, Who! will lisp en. we- shall :ar aélovred to magic int tho Unites see ras' fpttire Vents 'rmiloll th'eihsia1~ - ‘All V001' lrolior or Phono

ng om was cu own o one-fourt ves. ut . for one, stand by the argn. -_ - _ _ :_-,,

ofthe averale of the years pas-t. With-'ment l have made -and it is a fair. “M” '°'/5'” “'””~ Y in three weeks n decree has gone out sound argument which will prevail 60l0,3,24Mstt img,

United Kingdomrthnt no longer sihall-'THE DEFENCE 'LEAGUE

r u Ii b far and lar e, do not know

den- hearing in this war. We mulf. como up to the standard, and we can

only come up to it by self-sacrifice, by . 9 I

saving and by producing that which e lg

Is right and good`1or the necessities _

l am not going to say what - tlie .

Government is going to do in this res- _ ` . `

peer. .lt has not been brought to the .

ntteritlpn of the Government for the P first tmo today by my hon. friend '

(Mr. Devlin). lg is a matter which has ‘ _ po ‘cy

in ‘ very

his t it l matter which has cost;

Defence League last night at ltsfan-' nual meeting in the Foresters Hall. Rev. Father Minliehan was .the mover and Prof. Alfred Baker _ithe seconder. ` ` ,-,

Four previous motions and ,halt

a dozen' amendments, all carrying in their dellrfie of censorship uponitha

Déiminlon Government were rejected. e . ~ .

A vigorous speech by Principal E1

W. Hagarty, or Hai-bord Collegiate, former lieutenant-colonel, apil whose son Gnlcr was killed in action, infected consideriiile bitterness into the tiiscunsion.

AS KS CONSCRIPTIDN.

TORONTO,- “The Canadian De-

fence League regrets that selective conscrlption has not long since been in force and calls upon _all patriotic subjedts, irresfpectlve of party. to unite in a demand for the immediate .enactment of this measure, especiallyl in view ot' the fact that corrscriptlon has been adopted in the neighboring republic.” i

After two hours" discussion thc.

above resolution was passed by the

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F rre Insurance A Necessity

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'\es,whicii never contest an honest claim such as is represented by _

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