. 1 quality. Makes an ideal

-_ Motli Balls

tliltf..

i,i,._ . V5’

Proventivas

ilitilli

" When packing ‘a.way~ winter clothing, blankets, furs, etc, better insure finding them whole by using

.lamieson’s Motli Proof Bags ' Gum Camplior

It behooves you to take

prompt measures to foil Mrs. Moth. Moth pre- ventives cost little and pay every time.

: .l. G. .lamieso ~

, DRUGGIST '

on _ . _

tive as farm is sold.

uction Sale

We are authorized by Mr. Nell Darrach to sell on his farm at Marshfield

Commcncing at '1 o‘clock, p. m. ,_-h

I K

the following stock, crop and implements:-_

_ \

STOCK-1 Mare with foal, 12 years old, 1 Filly] 11 inionths old;F1 Hcorae 'wks-

. -iiri: ,_ .i t.w.. , ,

tltltnlnllltdiiig, 1 shoillpliosnlclxll 3uy¢\:§:srsol)t'ldwlll|lrca:i(li,“1nillglgtsln liieifeit-), 2 _Held M”`°h‘l_ F|'°“°h 5 "°P°"- °°U' years old, in calf, I short horn -Heifer. 2 years old. 40 begin. I 5 1. ‘"’“°d:

‘_ -I h. S t . l _ , l _'. l -

tori }li(i)i-l;w,“l.f.mi'.li.~.iti-.iimifolléllggil. ig li:sil'h.S1e‘ll‘:nll>;l ev 'on al a mm Emil” °“ "N “"1 “"4 We ha” °°°“"°

a . ' ~ .

, . the

'|`i<JRMS-ll mouths on :ipprovc-_ljoiut notes.

as~.iAM|~ caarsn.

___ ai V- 1

I i

Silverware

Of the newest design combined with A. I.

Wedding gift. A ` `

See our large stock.

G. H. Taylor

,leweiler & Optician

-1

For Sale by Auction

ton Street on Wednesday, the 28th

the large lol of land with the tlirc-rf- story doublc-tencnient house and new

side of Grafton street, being No. 234

TIDE TABLE

APRIL. ,

High Water H’t Time

"‘r»

... 0

‘ Day Time

Th. 11.19 I _ _ . . . F. 0.04 l 11.54 Sa.. 0.5-i 12.30 S. 13.04 M. , . 13.43 Tu. ‘ 14.34 W. - 15.43 Th. 17.11

18.38 19.56 21.00 21.50 22.36 23.20

."'.`l.°".°°V‘:'£ :amicus-

5>Ulih¢aIN

woe-4

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.°!".°t='S°?°.°°."‘°°“"=~"°*-‘ eccoeauoi-oi. If." U\@¢FlK¢»§@lW§§£&£;

HNHFPFQ l&I€i“©€COG\D

:-1 Q

F. Sa. S. M. Tu. W. Th. F.

Sa. S.

10 11 12 13 ‘ 14

.°‘°."."’.~`-5-”.’°S”"-"°=~*.°"."f"."." »-~i;¢oo:1N>-i-i.°¢::=<ote»¢»:.~i:.~i

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11.32 11.58 12.23 12.48 13.15 13,48 14.34 15.45 17.21 18.50 20.03 21.00 22.04 22.57

10.33 8.5 23.49

APRIL-18% to 3rd fresh, cool spell.

-ith to Sth, rain1`9tli to 12th, danip,duli and unsettled conditions. 13th to 17th foggy, drizzle. 18th to 21st, cool spell.

15 . . _ 16 02 17 0.43 18 1,23 19 M. 2.04 20 Tu. 2.46 21 W. 3.32 22 ‘ Th. 4.26

F. 5.26 Sa. 6.25 S. 7.16 M. 8.00

_ Tu. 8.40 _

W. 9.18

Th. F.

23 24 25 36 27 28 ‘ 9.55

Z9 30

22nd to 25th, changeable. 26th to

27th, warmer. 28th to 30th, stormy. ;

DIARY OF EVENTS.

' TO-DAY.

Legislature, li p. m.

Magistrates Court, ,ii ii. m. ‘

Prince Edward' Thciitrt»_ 7:, 7 and

8.45 p. m.

` IH RTUS

P' _T f

McKENNA--Al Montreal on April 10th, 1915, to Mr. and Mrs. .lain--s McKenna, inet: Mary Caliaghiini ii daughter.

1\IARRlAGl')S

FITZGERALD-LEONARD--Al Sacred Heart Church, Alberton. P. E. l.. on April 12th, by Farlicr Maurice Mellon- ald. Francis Gregory Fitzgerald. sou of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Fitzgerald, Waterford. to Margaret Leonard. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Leonard, of Kildare Central.

inisarirs »

IURKI.-In this city. April 18th, Mary Alice. infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Burke. use 'W0 months. Funeral from her fat1iei~'a residence. 38 ,Upper Hillsboro St. on this trnofdavi afternoon at 2-30 p.m. , ‘

._ .-........._..,__........_.._

. JUDGE!-ltldt-ll! D!AD. _ '

April 17.- The' Judge David

't o o il . ‘ ». ~ . ' .

H' MeetlngAt“liitstf-n (_'ampliell, lrestron Al;-Lean.

po_oc_~1_~i_`i_¢>_c=e¢-i~i~i~i`1~I~1 -l~l-1~i~?i<nc>~i~ir;;,;¢-,;f_°¢. :,:row¢»:>ae~v-il:>:.:c.~iei~i~1¢a eic~1co>-faoo¢:Ia€a`;¢'cil:~.Ci-_

.\'oiir:c is lu-ri-by given that a speci-

al inet-ting of ilu- congregation of tlu- Presbyteriuti tfliiirch at t‘ove-liead in connection with the Presbyterian Church in Canada will be held in tho. Church at Covchend, on Monday the. 26th day of April A.1`i_, 1915 at 2 0'- clock p. ni., for the uprpose of filling vacancies in the iioard of Trustees, approving the site of tt Mzinsc, author- izing the building of it new Manse and confirming the work of the M,anse Cotnnilttec and cntrusting to said Comrnlttcc thc funds on iiatul t'or the building of ilu- new Mansc and any other business that may properly coinc bt-fore such nu-etiiig.

(Sgd.) IRA CARR.

Allistoii, Lot 03.

9411:!-4-i0stt5lest| 5|

Nl~]\\'l't'>ll'l` .\’E\\'S, Va.. Avril 17.-

l’rovlsione». for t`our d:i_v.~t wt-rc taken on liourtl by thc Gi>.Tm:m riiitlt-i' l€‘ro|i l'rinv. \l.'iliu~lui. tim tlirci: day.-1' .supply allowed lit-r wht-ti shi- caiiic into port having bt-on t-xli:iustoti_ isorifung or 300 ions ti|` coal for port ptirporqltit 'and to trim the iziilp \vll| iw t'oniplee‘t¢-tl by |iiP.'lil. :tml to-|\uJri'o\v tht- i-niigor will go into dry dock for surii-y'liy the Niivtil lioartl. wliicli is to rt-coiniiiciitl ilu- time to lu- ;.;i‘:ti\tt.-tl by ilu- iinltcd Stntm for |'»-pairs.

Tin- :.liip`s siii'm~oii.-i said that mem-

bers of thc crew s\iii'i-ring from bori- bt-ri were inucli lniprovtulf 'l`hlrt_v- onc- new t-asf-.s of the llisawisa- have dc- veloped since thc riilder ua-rlved ber-. bitt with plenty of fresh vogetalilcs available ilu- surgeons expect to sup- press the cpldeirilre soon. `

M|nard'a Linlment Co.. Limited.

Gentlemen.--Last Winter I received

great benefit from the use of MIN _ ARD'B LINIMENT in a aovero attack. of Lailrlpve. and I have frequently proved it to be very effective in cocoa of Inflammation -

1 ... .-. .. _

in the Mill year. .- a lou and re-

MPO"

l ..\ir.~:. ,Maggie Gallant, 'of lioxbury, Double’ Tenement House..

I am instructed to sell by public

auction at the premises No. 136 Graf-

day of April, 1915, at 12 o'clock noon,

barnythereon, situate on the South.

and 235- f01”YD@l'|Y 0‘?UUPlf°d ll." ill" ml" , isist/ers, Doris, Limo aiul lionia, also R059” D- MCI-3l"’l"l» ESU- `onc brother, Jack, all who have the

'Wm-‘fi 3' Salt# "ltr-urtfclt sympathy in their sad be-

B» BEAIRSTQ. irqavcrucnt. His funeral, which was _ Aiictiotutf-r. held on the l5lli, was largely attended.

9='i7i'i~4-1711117. 30- 3'-'. 24.27. The services at the house and grave

,., _,lh_m,n I. Trl _I , _S-L 1. thies were aroused by the work of the

9,-_'_-H_,,_l7S,|m.,h4iA' " ° _ iq V ti ltr-d (ross society and. until over.

__ _ 'i most active in preparing garments for ' ="-- l, the comfort of the soldiers. To the.

.` Inst. ot' ber illness site was fully

` conscious and was ready i'or ilic suin-

; inons to meet her redcemer and the

_T loved ones gone before. There are

Sealed tcntlers will be received by "fn 'O m""m 'W9 bl°°m“r's' J‘lmeS.ln

the undersigned until april 23rd :for‘ ll’l‘;n'°ll'&‘5”' ;;':drq1)a;,;fl’ if:,,hC;::af°r%‘;"e5 raising, walling and rv-modelling the I ‘U ' "" "" 5' 0 5 ` Presbyterian Church at Caledonia mi-tits and Mrs., W_llliam Mchlurtlo.

Plans and Specmcauons to ,F gem] ,Suniniersldt-._ The iugieral yy/,ill_ take

at Murdoch Mcphermnkv Canaan-,PV place W ediicsday, the ..1st. nvt _._ o clock M_ C_ M(,Gow1m.s` K-umuir; and at _D_- from the r_esldence of Mr. \\ llliani Mc- A. McLeod's. Murray River. ` M“r‘l°'_‘\' -

The 'l`r\\ut<‘cs do not bind them. iv s "‘“°““`**"”`*`””

to accept. the lowest or any tendons Q EDMOND P' ARSENAULT

, .

- It in with dee sympathy th tthe ‘ _

MURD0( H R' MULEOD’ »dcfith_ is cliroulglcd of Edntoiiid P. ‘lmalm “"‘l,wh"e at 'the h°”p»"

,Ai'scnault. son of the late Placidly ml by Rev' l'“u'°r McLea"' Mr' Al” i senault who was only ii young main

thirty two years ot' age,, wus highly

hospital, Sumiiiersido. whither he "'°‘“°‘m""l by “ll who knew hm' “ml

KRON pnmz w||_HE~ M luul goin: for troatnient for ii broken t

To Go ,N-,I-'oc DRYDOCK <1:-lt. il`lio.»t'tmeral which took place l

t li itulutliv

' ' _th

We are authorized by Robert Mcl.en- ; , , , , ., _ _. ,` ly

,,,m_ m ,_-,.|| 0,, his fa,-“L WPS( [(05-.,|_ ty, on ‘

MRS A ARSENAULT ,

uoNoAv. APRIL zsth “_ co

The sad news has been received

senault, wife of late Alphonse Arsen-

lthony of Perth, Amboy New Jersey

brook, .Niuinin

HENRY WINSLOE WRIGHT.

Died at Charlottetown, April 12th,

after two weeks' illness. Henry Win- sloe Wriglit, aged 24 years. Death at any time is said, but especially when one so _voting is called away. lie was ti young man of good character. a loving disposition ziiul one who mode warm frif-nd.~i with everyoni- lu- came lin contact with. llc it-tives to mourn. besides mother and fziiiicr. ilirt-e

twt-rc coiuliu-.ted by the Rev. Mr iMurpliy. The floral tributes were many and beautiful The pall-bearers ]\veie li.iniel Nitlsean, Perry Large,

)

'Prank Simmons and lranl. Sauiulcrs.

LATE MISS JANE BREHAUT.

The many friends or Miss .lane lirei

iliuut will|leurn with deep regret. that.

‘ April 1!l, tit 7 o`i-lock, al the reslileiict-_ ot' Iif-i' :~;?.'iter, Mrs. \\'ni. l\lcll’iurtlo, after an illness of ii few wet-ks. The | lutc Miss ltrehaut. was born in Murray it ilarbour, but lived most ot' her lit`e in ‘ Suninfersidc, where she was respected by all for hcl" sterling character. Site _ 'l rlisvrliarged her tliitles as a teacher for 37 years with ti fidelity seldom equal- ` led; while her attendance and support ,of her cliurcli were marked by the y saute il'ev'oi.lon. lit-r deepest. sympa-

- taken by ber last. illness, she had been

Arsenault. wbicli took place on Tiles- tlny morning at the Prince County

_____, l on Tliursda mornin was Jar elv at-

| Q of

y s s .

1-iu_icd dcspltc thc bad coiulition

toe roiids. l‘hc news of lils severe ln- j\.fy.‘ sustained wliilc at work had I lu-vit learned with severe regret by his

rr-.movul tu ilu- hospital. liopcs wt-.rc 4-t|tt».'iiiliit-tl *for his lit-tterint-iii, when, "‘ lo! 1-tint! thc wooful tiding of ills ,,,,,.,,|,\»t~tml dt-inisc which plunged the

wholt- ‘roiuiniiiiiiy in heart rendering S

Lol. tl. P. E. l., and t‘¢-linii of \Vest-15:.,

slic passed away Motuiuy morning. \

pit Ill wi

sons, ten of them women, were in- stantly killed and tweiity-seven others were injured lutt- yesterday in a colli-

sion between a Detroit city street car , .

nd ii freight train on the Detroit. "ack “'85 °l°“"i~‘ hllf Slgzfiif 2,!-_ -J -5-_

_ ole_do &llronton railroad. Three 0|" 1fzi1i3;;rm“aIriot;i\;/Sid unhiipgabeeu line* mms' 3,50 mm of ,tying one thing' the iiilnlrttl are expected to die. Hoprs perienced is sam to me mmmde,-_ alter another, such as paris green, and flef l§\f1L<~1<l_0l1l Only lhflfe 0! uf’ stood' his meaning. He applied the ground glass. She sa... that, personal-I ll;-:ml 1e@£(_idr@i1tifle<l-h 'I`]f;y.were- power am, the Cm. mn rapidly d,,,,.,, iy, she tim not with to gt-i rio of her

ys ogeascoo eacl,ier,. . 1, bnivhtp 1| 1 hy.

“_ Zepnk “,{}g0rgaB’ and Louis Korg the incline and onto the ra‘llroad sllitlnitliotn [ntl was irougt t e iii

8 o ie -ci. tl.

ch. Most ot the victims were tor- tracks’ . - ~ HL we

eigners. whose honies were in thc

weritern end of the city.

‘a |'[`

ii id M M nl

whose homes were beyond the west-

whlch he was ht-ld. _lie was ri man of many virtues, always conforming to the duties of his church and at home.

mother, ,who had lavlshed her affec-

honie; Mrs. Clovis Gtiuilct of Eg- muiid Buy, Mrs. Denis Arseuault of

LONDON. April 15.-Field Marshal

Sir'Jolin French, commander of the

i sxpea

wsonesoav, Annu. zsm. isis ' ,ff,',,"“h m°"'" ‘°'°°° °“ "’°

tinent , raportaftlie British losses

in the three days lighting at Neuve

spells as follows: .

tiled-190 ollleers. 2, 337 man. ~ minded-369 oflicers, 8,174 other

Missing-23 oillcera, 1,728 men.

The enemy left several thousand 0 _

in rmation that upwards of 12000

iMPi.i-:Mi=.':~."i's-i itay Mower, nearly now. 1 Hay Rake, new; i disc Har- wounded were removed by train. Tiilr

row, new; 1 single Plow; roller. colter, new; I Self S rin llurrows; 1 t

otllcers and 1657 of other ranks

ll E Y

Seeder, broniiczii-ii; l roller, 1 Truck Waggon. l Buggy. 1 Cart, 1 \\'Q0d WGN! CBD'-\ll'€d Sleigh, 1 box Sleigh, Saw Bench, 1 Sell Curt Harness; 1 Seti Driving

The British coinmiinder's despatch

Harness, Ii Sells Working Traces. collars and Himes, Truck \V8K§0Il P811 00(lC@l'l1lll§ the bllllle Of Nellye Chil- untt Hrs-ct-hiiig. l s'-fam Boller and ilti-ings. qiianti y oi Junk. lroll F0rk peile.~which began early in March. is Shovels, 1 t‘r<-am Separator and other articles fini enuineratetl. Salt- posi- lengthy, and says amen other thin s

8 , S 1

'Uoiisldarable delay occurred after capture of Neuve Chapelle. and the

infantry was greatly disorganized. l ,ani oi' the opinion that this delay

9;_’55`4_2UMH Aumoneer . ~;\;oiild not have occurred had the clear-

expressed order of the general offl-

cer commanding the First Army been more carefully observed."

The despatch describes the opera-

' 1*- l ‘ I 1 ` I l ` tions leading up to the attack on the

"` town,” saying: ~

"On Feb. 6th a brilliant action by e troops of the First Corps material- linproved our position in the area

,south of La Basaee canal. During the previous night. parties of the irish Guards and the Third Battalion of the

ldstreani Guards had succeeded in

gaining ground from which a converg-

C¢"l'"¢"Ci'lil 3* 2 °'C|°Cl<t P- m- 3'- H°W|a"- of me dean' of Mrs- Ar' 'ing tire could be directed on the flanks

a d rear of certain brick stacks occu-

. . n

l Buggy, now; 1 Truck Waggon, 1 unit, which occurred in Westbrooke., Dim bv the Ge,.m,mS_ which had been

Wood Sleigli, 1 Plow, l Spike Harrow, Maine. 011 Slmdlly. April lllff llln. HI 'fn '

i ‘_-'pi-ing 'room im.-.»:.\-.». i scooter :hui tive miuiite-== naar twelve ii. m- Her an Mohler. comiiinf-ti; i so swings, 1 ibodi' was r@m0v<°-d I0 her home ln m Set Driving llarntess, 1 Set i-Jxpress‘ll0Wl2ll U/¥lf0l!lD!iI\l0<l by hm' S0" th Harness, 1 Sei Fart Harm-ss. 1 Se|.!JoseDl| and daughter Celinll. illld llle [|-

Plow liarness, I Cows, 1 llorse, i.oi.|t'uneral took place Wediiesdtiy morn-

ol' Hens. .ing at eight. o'¢-lock, April 14th. The sl,.,.um (hmrds and Irish Guards from

TERMS-I-Jiglit niontiis’ credit, ‘service was held at St. Anthony'-S 0,,

BENJ. CARTER & c0,, lf'hurch. liloonilield. by llev. l<`. .\'. fm

/\UC\i0r1¢='v‘8IG11"1Ull» 3"" is """""lV"‘l hi' "W "mls ,fire from the flanking position which

East Royalty, April iii, 1015. . land two daughters. Angus niid Henry ha

9557-4-2o,\11i ‘Jof Howiaii, Joseph. James and An-

r some time ti. source of considerable noyance. 'At 2'p.m. the affair com- enced with asevere bombardment of e brick stacks and the enemy's cnches. "_-\ brisk attack by the Third Cold-

r |rciu~lu-.si west oi` the brick stacks towed, and- was .supported by the

tl been seized the previous night by

tni- saute regiments.

"'l`b»'- attack succct-ded; thc brink at-ks were occupied without diilicul-

and a line was csttiblislied north

und south, through ti point about forty yards east of the brick stacks.

“The casualties suffered by the

Fifth Corps throughout the period un- der review, a`nd particularly diirlng the month of February, have been heavier

than thou on other. Mft: “the line. I regret this. but do not thigh, taking all circumstances into consideration. that they were unduly numerous; Unaccuztomed to Climatic Conditions. - “The position then occupied by the Fifth Corps had always been a very vulnerable- part of 'our line. The ground was marshy, and trenches were moat diillcult to construct and maintain. The 27th and 28th :Divi- sions ot they Fifth Corps 'bad had no previous experience in European war- fare, and a number of the units com- posing the corps had only recently returned from service in tropical cli- mates. ln consequence, the hardships of a rigorous winter campaign fell with greater weight upon these divi- sions than upon any other in the com- mand. ‘

“Chietly owing to those causes the

I-‘iftli Corps, up to the beginning of March, was constantly engaged in counter-attacks‘to retake trenches and ground which had been lost. ln their dliilcult and arduous task. however, the troops displayed the utmost gal- lantry and devotion. and it is most creditable to the skill and energy ot' their leaders that l am able to report bow well they have surmounted all their difficulties. and that the ground first taken over by them is atlll intact and held with little greater loss than is incurred by the troops in all other parts of the line." - ., Describing an attack on the German trenches near St. Eloi on Februay 28, by Pincess Patlcia’s Regiment, oi' the Canadian contingent, under com- mand of Lieut. (.‘. E. Crahbe, the com- mander-in-chief says:_

More Praise for Patricias.

Licut. Crabbe. who showed the

greatest dash, took his party over everything in a trench until they had gone down it about eighty yards, when they were stopped by a barricade of sand bags and timber. Tlils party, as well as others, then pulled down the front face of ti German partipet, A number of Gcrimiiis were killed and wounded and it few prisoners were

taken.

"'l`he service pt-rforincd by the dis-

ilitgiiisliotl corps liuve cominiu-tl to lu- very vzilualilc since l had occasion to refer to them in my last dc:-ipatcli. 'l`be_v have been most ably organized atid trained, and were coiitmtiiided hy l.icut.-(Sol. F. D. Farquliar, D. S. O.. who, l deeply regret to say, was kill- ed while .siiperlntending some trench work on March 20 ills loss will be

-deeply felt.”

BRITAIN AND RU

1:0 U 'V \

,.._,_ ,_, __,.» ___-_ ____._.,_-._, _.___.-W, v-...N

BY ll SWIFTLY LlllD CABLE

LINE LONGER THAN THAT ACROSS THE ATLANTIC WAS SAFELY DROPPED T0 THE OCEAN BOTTOM iN ELEVEN DAYS AROUND

THE NORWEGIAN COAST

Messages From Japan, Siberia, and- Even Romania Can Be Handled

i.o.\'no.\'. April iii.-Russia tion-,mit passing through it neun-ai cotm- llclp \\:|iitctl_I~cni:i' ~ has dircct cable communicntioii with try. The only former cable to north- -~- ._ -_-- -_-_ -_ - ---- Great llritiiin. For the present the ern Europe was between l’et.crlie.at`i WANTED`C‘lR"- FOR GE'f'.ER/AL. new cable presumably will be used ex- and Egcrsniul, Norway, ivliich was h"§"““"'°"k~ M"5~ 'L ll~_,;l}"'l""5' jf" clusively for Government purposes. laid in 1369. , _l¥"5l"9'}:_,___.,_______ __"il_9l1‘_1}_7lll1|_' but its commercial value aflcr the Telegraphic nie:-:sages from Petro-` MAID WANTED FOR GENERAL war should be considerable. From thlsgrad and Russia generally, ltiinianla, ilousework. Apply School St.

iintry it runs across the North Scu,l Siberia, and even Japan, now pass by 9535-4-l7M4lDlll

p along the coast. ot' Norway, around the new cable. A large stzitl' oi” British (ip`L"'VVA`|G§T3"§1~"6`§@E_`f`§|5fVI

S$|ll LINKED

ortlt Capo into Alcxaiulrovsk. in the telegraph operators is located at the H, |y,,. |,;|,|,,,, H,,,£.|' Kam S,r@,;.;_

"-,hitc Sen. Russian end of the cable aiul ii slini- g|g|;;..i.|,°,m|f_ i The layini: of thc cnhlt- was com- larly large staff ot' Iiritish and per- ¢ ,___ 1-- - , T0 i_E'r__PAR‘rLY FuRN|5|-|50 -ted in oleven days and was ii re- haps Russian operators at the British 1

arkiiblc piece ot' work. The liiie,;eiul. For this news I :ini indebted to [for Sum

itch' is longer than the cable con-lthe courtesy of the editor of thc _Y _A__.._a.._... a.._ .._. _E-1....-

neciing this country with Aiiieriic€,lSliippiitg World. FOR 5A|_E_A |_0T QF LAND 5U|T. an laid ' tl t - . l - ~ - ~ ~

'> [0 I-UW' C°UJY\l“"1¢-1 0" W able tor building, trontuig on Water - _._._._.,_,., Street- Aniilv D. M. McD0nHl<l 49

DETROIT. _-xpril 15.-Thirteen per-

Most of the dead are foreigners,

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al he was visited by Rev Father Bhu-

ho long funcrtil cortege was ii silent estlmony of the high estimation in

le is survived by-a heart broken

enuult of Quebec and Phcbcicn at

t. Uiirysostoine, Mrs. (fharlcs M.

" ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ` f tl ivamr si. ` ' o5:i1-4-17i`n.'ii_

. , 4. ,_ ,_. ,em ______..____-_.-_._-___.,.____.____

WRTEEN Kl:>LELTEsDoli‘ co|.i.|s|oN. ltigllttgitw t le pm nur 0 FOR SA'~E"A NEW HOUSE' 5

The street car, one of the largest in

service, was heavily loaded with pas- sengers, homeward bound, from their day's work. As the car approached the railroad crossing it stopped. and the conductor ran ahead to see if the

A string of freight cars being pttsh- .

cd by a switch engine struck the street car fairly in the middle, smash- ing lt almost to bits. The wreckage was pushed along a hundred feet, sev- eral of thc dead and injured dropping along the street before the train was

Others were crushed iii the splin-

tered mass ot' steel and wood, and it was several hours before they could he cxtrlcatcd and the exact. number known.

GROUND GLASS

AND PAR/IS GREEN.‘

HOI’E\VELL CAPE. April 19.-Tile

cross-exanilnatlon of Mrs. Johnson. pH||lADE|_pH|_,\_ pn" Am." 19_ the crown's chief witness_ln the Albert T|,0n,a,, N0|an,‘ who has snpporfed f)$\|;1,:;li (i;‘;l;f;.;_l“\§V_°%f;‘;;'l;'_“i:h:;;e5:£lr‘:1'l three "‘wlves" for more than five years

ing- ~ taining all the while a regular nightly

(Iommenclng with the summer of

|013, when the witness lived in thc mule to grlefwhen ,,m,h I deaf

gi-it-l'_ 'l‘lio clrcunistaiwea ot' this death a.°o certainly of ii nature to ln- it-n,~ti|'y .‘,hc sorrow especially of his witio\vt»tl Jnotlior to whom he had ul- ways paid' :i great iillal devotion, anti who on flip .morning tit’ his uiist`oriune saw liiui go from home in his usual good health and good cliccr. to rc- ‘ tunn in _Ellis t.otlln after departing from this world. without. being 00111- foried by ' ny mother’s sympathy or t-.oiisollng 'mis of ti brother or sister. lint. l)lvi §.i‘rnvldencc in inflnitoil goodness atcordml him thc greatest of‘

Arsenault, Abrani's Village; Mrs. llliinnel Gallant, Egmond Bay; Mrs. llrtu-e-l.eolmrc, \vlio resides in the States, and Sister St. Edmond. The pzilllicnrers were. Alme ll. Araeiinult, Manuel J. Arseunult, Joseph S. Ar- sonnult, Joseph P. Araenault, Augus-

ceascd was a member of L'Aasomp- tion to which he had always been faithful. His brother members t rn- cd tl

us Lecture and ilector Gallant. De-

otitflii large numbers to pay taeir

at. respect to their dear departed. The sympathy of the community is

by int- ima rn.-_-i or nu- ciuiwiic I t'hurr»h. llntlira- he li-ft for tbc'li0aiil-.°

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all bleitsings that of beliirl li&r\f¢l-illedlex

her frequently. which visits she re-

. . , . earne o

Berryman h0“S9~ Witness B |W5h§U“l the existence of the other two, and he was working on sieamers :rt Grind- was husued off ,G ja" in donml, nf stone laland, when the accused visited |,a||_ H

turned. lt was during one of tlu-so | . f t 'd ., | I h visits that the question oi' getting rid |nd:,‘,),'-I: $,`,0;n,,.g,,sttgévtsagluflfglgzlgll' of her husband iirst came up, it was Mm M,"-ma fiumén Nolan .fwife then also that correspondence was ar- N0 1 -- sam she d N ‘ _

' . . n olan were mar

ranged for, it being planned that the 1 | 1 R _ letters were to be destro ed. Th - r ed .n 897' and alle had 'even ch"

V e“"d .M..M'\ "

cuaed asked witness, she stated, what Ngmz -~ ,md srglantlaaig Nolan’ wmi

she would do with Charley, meaning _ ` ' . Bn were "1"

her husband, and she said she did not ~l::?[e‘;0_l;?-9'a,|l:|’:&|§ sggrgfgfgzacl' know, whereupon the accused asked had never been manted her if she had anything to give him. "Wm, N0 1;- ,,,|d._'_..Hc l k t

tended to Mrs. .»1’laclde Arsenault -nd ,im sam gh, though; gh, hm, ‘ ' °° °

her sad bereavement of ao dear The wnne" (hen recounted g 1 sums out at "ight “bm” le" y°"°'i

. . . . pan , _

l0ll-*M- to give her husband medicine in bis- mlter “he_‘le;? 'named' when 'Mlm' l

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the

must yet win .

ate has crossed the ridge westward oi,th Uzsok Pass.

forces are making desperate effort to

to the westward. This is doubtles

in on

le t wing ofthe Russians in Galicia.

H ngngy in the rear of their army i

man soldiers.

A young woman volunteer avlato

and successful reconnaissance.

WILL BUY N0 MORE WHEAT. ,

LONDON. April 15.-The Govern

thot such action prevents the rcstimp tion of normal trading.

PETROORAD April is -Comnelr

_ illllli iii llllli ClliP[_lli ef" -W

lion msn are now engaged on D011! sides along the Carpathians. TDDUSPB' , pihcaliy. the conditions have a cei--» tain resemblance to the struggle ill

VOBSGS. llwllah on a more extend- scale, but the Russians-have KWH*

advantages which the French army

he Hiiniaflaii civil authorities

have evacuat Uiigvar, the immedi-

oblact ol' o Russian column which

Both the German and Austrian

prevent the Russians sending still

more troops into the soutliem cam- paign for a great‘ turning inovemelll

the meaning of the disastrous night attack at Zaleszovkl, above Czorno- witz. in which a substantial Auatro- Gerinan force, which was awaiting

Bukowlna during the futile said Bessarabia. failed to cross the

Dueisler or to disturb the extreme

The Austro-German position ill

being steadily worsted by the dis- satisfaction of the rural population,

which is openly hostile to the Ger-

nznned Marie Kurpyavii has received the St. George's Cross for a daring.

ment. has announced its decision to ` make no further purclnises of wheat for the reason that representutloitst have been made by llie corn trade

Afloat or Ashore

SEAL `

corrran

I- _

is still the favorite

IT IS SUPERB!

' iss _\ ‘F _ ,

-. _ ‘...~'. ~.-!~$l-4*.

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iii i ii l_ _ J’ _

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-li-lil-_-_snail

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each continuation. Cash muot acc Twenty-tivo cents. `

Ona cent per word first insertion In this column. half cent por word

ompany order. Minimum elilrgo

cunnliu nttssluin ins. g

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FOR SALE-RUBBER-TYRED BUG-

gy, auto seat, nearly new. Address

\\e teach our men to sell Expert ante unnecessary Highest conimls

St ., t".ltarlot_t.ciowii,. 51482-4-1-iMi'>ip<l

rooms and bath plumbing complete. including new stablc on said pre-

‘ mises. Apply to A. J. White. 70

lfppcr Queen street, or E. (`. White, Grocer, Wcyniotitli street.

9551-4-l9nil4ipti.

sions paid Handsome free equip ment Stone & \\<-lliiigton, 'l‘orouto, Ont ‘H84 3 Z6l11eZill

WANTED-IN EVERY TOWN AND

rift on l’ i-` l .igt-nts to -

irotiutt-.iiul scll thc \l|int lc V.ituu\n Waslicr, the greatest. clothes cleaner on the market. l.ib<=ral commission.

Agents Wantetl

ENTS' wanreiflfo sE|.|_ Poli _ _ 'rite om Reliable i-‘osthiii Nurseries. - 2g‘8""19“‘3‘-

dist : _ .. _ ln

Apply to A. W. Allttby, ll2 Prince

J. 13., Box 233, Summersiile, P.E.l.

FOR SALE-IN BRADAL ANE VIL-

lage. fifteen acres ot' land with good dwelling house, stable, barn and lien lioust-; also ilu-_ Post Oflice in tlu-. village. Land in it high state of milllvtilioii. M. Mullieson. l’. M.

ii:'»Il8-4-l7ni{li|itl.

llclp \\ uiiictl-‘Male

"ANTEo.-`-vouno MAN”"'r6"ii`i:'1°`

:IH ll('WS(\K<"lll till [lllSil(‘llg0l‘ ll`illllS,

-i l’.l-Ll. liailway. Apply :it once to

Ncwf-\ageiu:y. 9708-4-lbmtf

1 situtit`ioii.¢. \-'tu-:mt " au_|_v suNuAv's " MEss7i`<“i`is"iuii> methods Estraordiiinry revlvaiist Quarter million converts Tlirilling book Evciybody orders Make six to ten Dollars daily Sample book

free on promise to lcanvaaa. Bible llouse, Brantford.

?l-1i__ ’_l‘o l.ct

house, seven roonis; all modern im- proveineiits; in ce'ntrc of t-ity. Write l’.(). Box 440. 0708-4-16intt'

TO RENT-House ot' 9 rooms, West i cnd Sydney street, line view ol' har-

bor, etc., modern iinprovcments. el- ectric lights; possession early in May. Apply to Jas. 'I’. Purdlc.

9503-4-l5l\l6lpd

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WANTED. 3 FRESH MILK COWS.

Apply, lfox 350. 8355-3-3mtI

Mr. Fowler referred to a letter writ-

ten by witness tothe accused in which she stated she was going "to do that." Witness said she meant killing her husband. This letter also referred to various sums- of money aggregating $940. which she said she would flnaliv

bmugh, to a s,a,,dBt|||_ have. this including $500 insurance on ,

her h\isband's life. She iiitlniated that she did no: want to kill her husbiiiid, bitt shc would do so rather than live as she had been living. While the witness said she wrote this. she would

not .stty slic meant what she wrote. ‘

HIS THREE "WlVES"

MAKE TROLBLE

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in different parts of the cltv, main

schedule for visiting each of the thr-

llis only comment was "l kept ‘em

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if I "` `

-f -I5' violent - got a position tending ti licatcr in a ; club house. As time wore on the hent-

eii' demanded more and more atten- t on."

“Wife No. saitl:~"Flrst l saw

him; then l dldn't. But he provid- ed well for nic, and lt was only when his first wife came and asked me to swear out ii warrant that l did so."

“Wife No. ll" said:-“We are not

married nt all.'

Nolan said:-“'l‘hese ladies will

have to shift for themselves now that l have been 'lnleriiedi lt‘s a relief. though. to be taken from under such ri load. Thcro'.-i no denying l have ii certain amount of affection for all » these women. bitt, taking it till in all, the lust one is the _best.'_'

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"l\lnc's veterinary Bureau is fron.

An expert will toll you how to cum anti care for your 'horses and cattle. This department will not accept one cent for services rendered-lt.‘a free. liao it. Tito 'l‘wo Muc‘|i, 149 Groot George St. Ml-:gf

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FRANQE HAS PROBLEM.

OF BIG DEPOFULATION.

PARIS, April 19.-Vital .statistics

for the first half of 1914. which have iust been published, siiow that there were 20,000 more' .ieatiiri Baht! 4.000 more births than duriltig the some per- iod of 1013. Tho number 'if niarrlages ,decreased by X000. The not diminu- tion in the popidntion rf. France dur- UIK the Period covered *by these afa- tlatlcs was about 17.000,' while the po- pulation of Germany in-vranued nearly 500.000. . - ._

The Temps, f.-omnieiitlitg on those

statistics. says tho problem of depopii- nlton is one which nuts: receive niont

m w ere o was he told me he had'

pw-»

serious nttentloii alter the wlir

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