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____ ____________ ___ _ _ _ _________ ___ _ _____._... _ _ _ ._ _ _ _.__ .__ _ .`_._.. _ ,__.-___ - ~--°~-~'“ -~"-_ ~ - _ ~ J

finding them whole by c _ _ _ using ,t__ion, the ri-ii1.iindi~r being totered

Mrs Moth Moth pre- ,

prompt measul-es to fOi| ai niet-tint: of the congregation of the p

ventives cost little and I, C

Prevenlives

Wil'It€l' ClOthlng, blHTll{€l,S, J ity, froni_ a building lot up to as many furS_ etc, better Insure 1 acres as required. to suit purchaser.

Mr. John B. Lea, Victoria, Cra-

` paud, now a inan of 83 years of age

_ and having only one son feels inclined

to dispose of a portion of his land property and will sell that valuable block of land consisting of l80 acres, fronting on Victoria Harbour and gen-

When packing away ,O

.lamieson's

Gum

Motli Proof Bags -1

Camplior

Moth Balls

It behooves you to take

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V I' 1 - f' 26111 day of .xprii _-\.D.. 1915 at 2 0'-

payeeytme

‘ approvim: the silt- of a i\lansc. aiitiior-

JO Gs ll izilii: liie(bt1il~lliig of at new Malisc and

DRUGGIST ‘_ Coiiiiiiittec the funds on hand for llie

<Q‘ " ol

erally known as the Crawford estate. which has always been ad- mired as one of the most pleasant lo- cations on tho island. enjoying the balmy air of Northumberland Strait. As it is adjoining the Village of Vic-

ria. the owner \\'lll' sell any quant-

Aboiit 140 at-res of this property is it-:ir and in a high state of cultiva-

I ith iuiithcr. hard and soft ivood. For

further partitziilars apply by letter or in person lo

JOHN B LEA AND SON,

Victoria. Lot 29,

P. E. l.

531!--4-l7.\ls\\'6l.

Tenders Wanted

'renders asked for cleaning. painting

and varnishlng Interior of St, John‘s Church, Milton. Specifications can be seen at Stanley, Shaw & Peardon’s, Cliarlottetown. or Mr. Hamilton Hail, South Milton. 9532-4-17M2l.

Wanted Immediately

A F. E. l. Ranch bred Silver Black

Fox Pelt to iuatch one we now hold in order to complete a set for a reliable fur house in the United States. They are willing to pay from $3.000 to $3.500 providling we can supply them with two well matched pelts in prime con- dition similar to the one now held by us. Anyone having it pcll of this class to dispose of plonse comnitlnlcale with the undersigned, stating particulars.

The Royal lnveltment Exchange,

Royal Bank Building,

Charlottetown, P. E. I.

95064-15tl1slll3i

M- 1 _mug

41 |

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1 1, Notice of Meeting “ .\'oti<-c is lit-reby tziveii that ai speci-

resbyteriaii (‘liurcli at Coveheatl in oniicction with the Presbyterian hurt-li in Canada will be held in the liurch at Coveiiead. on Monday the

1 clock p. in.. for the iiprposc ol` filling

vncaii1'ics ln the llouril of Trtlstccs.

‘ coiilirinini.; the worlt of thc lllaiisc

-, biiiltling of the in-iv Mansc and any

her liiisiiiess that may properly

;1ssnr-~~z4__vr»;»;-ng. -_tc

onli: before such itiectiiig.

(Sgd.) IRA CARR.

Silver ` `

ating

If at this time of house-

cleaning you will look through your Silverware you wiil be sure to find some article that needs re- newing. Send any of these to us you desire re-plating as we are making a ship- ment shortly.

G. H. Taylor

Jeweller & Optician

T J

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t`haii'iuan of 'l`i‘t1stecs.

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THE PURE BRED CLYDESDALE

STALLION

Lord Winsloe

Enrollment No. 3 Pure Bred |2629

SIRE

CROWN RIGHTS 10182, imp.

_CANADIAN HORSE SOCIETY 2862. DAM

`R0sA CONNAUGHT 21036, imp. _ _

Griffon by Beith.

2iif| Dain .\laiil of Griffcii 21035, by

Priric nl' Blacon 10837, hy ll;ti'oti'ii ‘l‘i-idn 0122.

Date l l

zaémouu

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Time ll.lf) 0.04 0.5-I l.»lli

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::.-l-1 ‘ 4.515 ' will iz H ‘ T12: 11.8 - lads .lips 1:1-1 ' 121,51;

i.~‘-=.='=".-°-¢.~°-==~=-1~1~1.- _~»_~ .~ -IL' KC'-*r-°l‘$"J¥l\7$C»"L"’»-\!lP*~;

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one j 0.43 I 1.2:: l :.04 l

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mia 1 1:i. 15 ::.::: * i::,4s " 14.34

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4tii to Xth, ruin 'llli lo lltli 4

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` Zirii l):iiii llosi-iillial l.'i;'12$l_ by l’riiii'<_-

11 tlrcai ilriliiiii as in any draft liorsc Iii Viiiiada, and that he will prove ti great sire l feel coiifitloiit. llc is five years old, browii with white triininlngs ~l'€tco and legs.

\’\'ilI iiiake at st-astiii in llic :stud at

S. ltllsllrll.

Allicrl t`i‘n:;i\t-ll. iiiatiiagci' iii |'lini‘gt»..

iervii-o tri- $lll. .\iai'»- at oivnt.-i"i»i risk.

A. .\. l,l'L<`l(ll‘I. \'1>lt~riiiary__S.urgt1oii,

FARM FOR SALE

sale liis farm oi' 03 acres, which is in a good state ot cultivation and fronts on Bruckiey Point Bay. ll' not sold be-lore \\`c,-diicstluy. April 21st, coni- ineiicliig :il one o'i'loi:k p. iii.. will he of`|'c-rcd l1_\' public aiictioii on that dulo iii ll p.iii. A good house, barns. coach Tiolisc. ico- hoiise and forge; also it never-failing wi-il of water driven by ti witid-mill.

\lso saiiic dav talllt she 1 and

TEN_Q1~:Rs`

Sealed tenders will bc received by

the undersigned until april 23rd for raising. walling and remodelling the Presbyterian Church at Caledonia.

Plans and specifications to be seen

at Murdoch McPhersoii`s, Caledonia; M. C. McGowan's, Kilmuir; and at D. A. McLeod's, Murray River.

The Trustees do not bind themselves

to accept the lowest or any tender.

MURDOCII R. McLEOD,

Alliston, Lot 63.

94:53-4-l0stt5iestt5i

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Double Tenement House

For Sale by Auction

I ani instructed to sell by public

auction at the premises No. 236 Graf- ton Street on \Vediiestla\', the 28th day of April, 1915, at 12 o'cIock noon, the large lot of land with the three- story. double-teneineiit house and new barn thereon, sitnate on the South side ol` Grafton street, being No, 234 and 236, fornicrly occupied hy the late itobcrt l). l\lcLarcii, Esq.

'l`erin.~1 at siilc. '

R. BEAlRSTO.`

Aiicilonccr.

3:> .?...o:1

eautiful Bracelet

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You w-ll be pleased \\'itli cur l

present showing :of bracelets. 'l`licrc`s 21 disiiiictivc style and 1 quiet clexzanrc lo the line thai ‘ will appeal to yon. _l-Ivei y Size and 1:_i`ade is iiicluilril in lliclol. All sires for wfiincii and cli liirrn l’iii:ed front 90cup. -

U,,.m,,. vividly poririivell; thc- fervent love of

W. N. Tanton 111'.:f":‘..l":....!11.1%...":>;..::."l:::l'.f..al _ 11%- tiraltfm tltrccl of tilt: layiin.; of lloine in ashes, for I

wliicli Nero blamed thc Christians. and wliicli started their persecution; It the chariot race and fight of the gla- S

GERMANS VIOLATE

i'AitlS, April 15.-A cotnniunlcatioii

given out to-day hy the French Minis- try of Marine declares that the Ger- mans ngnln have violated 'l‘h1' Ilitgiic coiivenlioii in their sea wnrfarc. ,. Arllclt- I of llic liliithlli llaguc t‘oii-

vciitloii provides that torpedo:-s carry nn automatic attachincnt which will cause them to sink if they do not ex- plodc and thus ceacc to be a ineiiacc

- . ` . ian1p.ri|ill

and unscttlerl f;oiidllioii»:, ltlth to 17th foggy, fll'l7.7.lf>. l-‘llh to 't'lS|.. t‘liUl f:pt»=ll_

”2nd lo "oth

rliaiigealile. 116th

27th, warniei'.'ifSth to Jiflth, iitoriny.

L . .-

DIARY

0]." E VEN 'l`§l.

TO-DAY.

_llaiziiitinl-:`.~' l

l'rince htlivai

`oiirl. ‘J :i m. _

'tl. Il. T, S.-I5.

l’coplc's Tlit-1111-c, 7.15. 21.50.

- - 1 . ' ‘. ' el l

oiliv-r ai'lll~li-ec not niciiliolicti. ll` day .-

loulng tiny. t

J. ll. GREGOH, ¢

Brackley ['olni. 1

lll'}N.l. i`A l`l'I`I!lll.

Aiiclloiieeiz U

f)L'0li-(2-2l'1'iiii1ltl2ll-JstuSl.

i`\i`oTi`6E

. ‘ DD '

highly cawlkcd. pcrniiltiin: thcni to float on the siirfnize ol` liic wnlcr. 'l`hln

MInard'o Llnlment Co.. Limited.

o iiavliznlioii. (lorninii loipoiioos rc- iillt- ili11‘i1\'i‘i'r\1| iii llie l'}li|:liali (‘lian

_ 1' ._ - -

UU' ""*`- ~“""` “Ill lillw lllilcc lin: l`ol- noi, lln- isiiiiotiiicciiir-iil. iliwlzirns, nl-

iioiinli iiiicxpliulctl wan slill floating,

An examination of thein allowed that

ho sulinicrsloii a liaiicc had been

iatic tlioiii rloaing nilncs.

Gentlemen.-Last Winter I received

FIRST METHODIST

a ni-Sermon Rov. F. H. Little johns. 2.30 p. rn. Sunday School and Bible Classes. 7. p. in. Sermon. Preacher, Rev. J. L. Dawson. B. A.

GRACE CHURCH.

11 ni.~Sermon, Rev. .l. I.. Dawson. Sunday School and Bible Classes 2.30 p. nt. All seats free. 7 p. m. Sermon, Subject. The Contest for Man. Everybody welcome. Preach- er. Rev. I-‘. H. Littlejohns.

ST. JAMES.

ll it. in.-~Sermo1i. Subject Anoiiilcd

for service. Sunday Sciiool and Bible Classes at 2.30. Strangers itl- ways weiconie and seats provided. 7 p. ni., Sermon, Memorial Service.

_ Subject~Trlunipliant in the Valley

of the Siiadotv. Preacher liev. Dr. Fiillertou.

ZION CHURCH.

ll a. 1n.-Sermon. Subject, The Of-

fcitcc of the Cross. t‘hildreli's ad- dress, The Three Wise Apes. 2.30 p. ni.. Sunday School and Bible Class. 7 p. m. Sermon, The Fallen Peer. Preacher-Rev. G. C. Taylor. All seats free.

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN.

ll ti. ni.-Sermon. Subject. The Grace ` of God. 2.30 Sunday School and

llible Classes. 7 p. ni. Serulon. The l)it_\' of Salvation. All are wclconic Spccial music. l~lver_\'oi1e is wel- conie. Prettcher, ltev. W. J. White- liotul.

BAPTIST.

a. ni.-Sernion. 2.30 p. ni., Sunday School and Bible Class. 7 p. in., scrnioil. Preacher-Rev. Z. L. l<`ash.

ST. PAUL'8.

11 a. in--Morning Prayer. 2.30 Sunday

Sciiool. 'l p. nl. Evening Prayer and Sermon. Coininuiiioii nt close of Hvenliig Service. All seats free. ltev. 'l`. \V. Murphy.

s'r_. PE'rEn's

lioly Coiitiliuiiioii at S ti. ni. Sernioii

at ll, Mntins 10.15. Sunday School l

, and Bible Class 2.110. Evensong ut

7 p. in. Prencllcr, ltev, Canon Simp- Stlll. I

‘l GUHGEUUS Pllllllllllllll

__ ____ _ R __ _ __ 5 tho place of the iloii. .I. .-\. .\icI\`cili.

.O . lion ll ..`. _ -_ " 1- I/YQ; If v, F who was pprcvt-iilt~il lil Lite last ino-

1 1 _ -ith Dain Rose Litwreiicc 13522, by ' . , ' _. - , mum from mu.,,,|i,,g by th.. ,-,mcipl

i’i'iiicc Ltiivrclice. W( `, 5; ' V ._'_._.. ol' ze lelegrziin aniioiliieilil; thc dcatli

51h lJai_n iiiilv Rose ililflll, by Spring- j " 'T 'V 'f ol' his brother, it inlghl. bc well il` all

Hillll Water hill Darn cy 2429- __ _ . . . . . ._ . -l`iiluri» Legislative dlnni-rs were on-

H1 'pimp 11'( ln this stallion is found as good a 0 ' _gh ' `l'l*~\(lAuhtmn“ld 'lh'~H“ Hl[»'lim;'gmIb fn livt-|,,.,; hy HN. |,,~¢sni|<~n ol' lht- l'iiir

bil-ndiiig of the Vlytlcstlalc champions ` 9 ° '. ¢\_ I / "Mol plow' ‘“" _'U 5'" M’ m'"""r` sox.

- %, 1 , . ' . ' ‘ ,' ‘ : '. _ ;

plt>fi1~1 froiii llic \a|1o|l~, piotitiie|-1, lin- opiiiion 1,. tliiil .ni_\tii11ig :shown at the l’coplc's previous to "Quo Vntiis" pales K iilto llisigiiiiitfaiiirc.

ioltliin: ilscll' before thc eyes. from

pomp an grandeur oi uiiclciit Rottie is

diators in thc vast arena, throngcd by S

HAGUE CONVENTION. liiousiiiids upon thousaiids of people . . ~»» . 1 - ~ . 1'

'l'lil- iiiitlt-i'sigiieii oft'ei'a by privoln -----_-» includiiig Nero iind his Quccii, all dt J hddhm Immun"

drinking lo their titnitxst satlsfaciloii

of their fcllowtiit-ii' the undying love

I _ » _» . .. |o[ Eunice, li slave, lor licr inaster km.” ,, ,||m,,.,- ,.,,g,,g,.m,.,,¢_ W|,,.,, ,,

l'etroiil\is. tht- dciitli of ilie cowardly d Nero were all sccllcs tlinl coillil liol

Splice does not pornilt to go further n

into detail. and it would he absolutely inipossihie to paint a pen picture wor. C

connection with the militia, accoiii- panied by Mrs. Leigh, arrived, hoinc tli

tantly eiitertaliicd the Afternoon

was much enjoyed.

U l C

Davies' resident: in Ottaw to aid a

_wives and children of soldiers, was a Davies and Lady Slftoii received thc guests. Miss Gcrtiirde Davies and M table and were assisted by Miss Mary Davies, Mrs. Orville Scott, Mrs. \V. N. Miss Gladys Beatty, Miss Von Aiircp. U $ ¢

W sii ed No. Il General llospital, McGill, and wi at.

St at

honic after several weeks spent in

daffodils, decorating the drawing room a tea table, where Mrs. Alexander

in a li lace.

giicst of honor when lllrs. Dc Soyres lnvitedafew friendsiit the tea hour o

enjoyable time was spent.

Q '11 18

the Aftcriiooii Bridge lust week nt .\i

cliariniiig young hostess.

being; iiiailc welcoiiie to licr forinel'

PEOPLE'S CHURCH. l

_ ol ‘Service at 7 p. m. Preacher Rev D. il

ggéown lace and legs while Foaled 9____;______l_,___1,___zU_z3_ :___ _:___ M¢[_,@an_ ' :__ Bred by Mcllltyrc Bros., Park View, SALVATIONISTS. and hltlc, lending: ti niost plvasliig 01'-

S_____ (_,m____|)_S_n _‘Mm by m__“_a_h___ ___ _ eiicli night ofthe \\-ook and on

10067. I'i'incc ltobcrt. by i'i'iiice of , u Hy' Hi

\\‘1ilo s. `W*"””"“`

lliiiovailioii on 'l`iii-.~4ilii_\‘ ivlii-ii sho loolt

For two hours one sits cntrnnced D'

with thc scenes of iiiagiiiileeiicc un-

I , . . _ , , ~_ ' :ft xl* rt 'l 'r' ~'t 'I diiioi'

the iilalioratc buntiucl irlvun by Nero 1?” “ul 5 'lm “ K I ut I

in llio baiiqiit‘t hull, in wlilcll itll tile h

and apparently enjoying the siifleriiigs pomwd out mm uw Om. m,f0,.gi,m_

invited guests hnvc to he paired oil.

l""||’ hm l'"l”""*"‘~ ` und should one fail, "ii _vitiviilng giill"'

diners, over which it is linrdly practi-

lily of tllc 1irotltl<:l.ioii. 'l`llc illlclid- liolt-»tlliillwopooplc niwirciitloreil lili-

'EllUlll]ll_§_l_llIill[S lllPPlll_lllGS_llllHl.WllK WARM" m_Ass";|En,M)s_ 1

i\ia 'or L

is week.

'aaa

Mrs. F. W. Hyndmau very pleas-

ridge this week and the social hour

The tea held on Tuesday ut Lady

e, u,

fund to provide an outing for the

rgely attended. Sir Lotlis and Lady

rs. llyiitilnan presided at the ten

Graham, Mrs. C. S. MacGilllvray,

Mr. l<`. Wendali Tldiiiarsli is being clcoined home front Montreal oil a ort visit. Mr. Tidlnarsli hits receiv- it comniission as Uaptaiii in the

ll leave shortly for iiciivc service the froni.

it B #2

hlrs. t`larent~e ll. Allan, S_\'diic_v St. . John, invited n nuniber of friends llie tea liour oit Monday to lncel.

Mrs. Bartlett, wiio is on the way

Montreal. Spring flowers, tulips and

nd centered the prottlly appointed

Uusliiiii: and Mrs. Tlioiiipson poured lea and <-otli.-c. Mrs. ljarlletl wore ii bcaiilifiil faw" i-linriiit-liste gown trini-

cd with lilct lace and enihroidcry iid siniirt black and wliitc hat. The oslcss was iii grey chiffon satin und

ers# -

Airs. llarlleit ,was also llic

ii Tuesday afteriiooii when at very

Miss Nessie Fitzgerald ciitcrtuiiied

rs. Norton's lioiiic and matic '.1 vt-ry

F $1 \f\

Airs. i~`. l’. Curveli ol` Aloiitreiil is

ionic by ltcr iiinily old f`i‘ientls.

1I= $ 11

lZ':.- If':i:o:' ',lo\‘ci'in1r lingers ciiier- '-:. I ai' diniii-r on 'l`iii~sday evening

:i;::|i», on 'l`liiirsility, in honor of 'ii~ ii:i-iiibers of the imgislatllre and licr frletlils. On cacii occasion lite ecorations were vt-ry liaiiilsoiiiely iid artistically carried on. the color licniti being pnlriollcnlly rod. white

able. Mrs. ltogerxs :ind Mrs. ('01-il tewart rt-t~i~ivcil lhc gilt-sts willi liis oiior. the Liciilcliaiit (.lo\'ci‘iioi'. 'i`liesi- fornial l.cgisl:itivc fiiiictioiis re tnsiiiilly conlliied lo iiicre ini-ii, Init lllrs. ltogcrs iiit|'orlii<~ctl ii plcasililz

(`hpIniii |'iilti|i‘i', liiv (lovel‘lioi"s 'rivalc Set'.retar_\', nizikt-s an ideal A.

(J. on such occasions at Govern-

ciil. Ilotise. Tlierc is iicvor any tt li. and he li.t~i tlit- ltnatlt of know

ioiild sit, so llinl lhcrt- arc no inis- ts. Arriiiigiiig stu-li diniici‘i~' is not ways an t-iiisy' inailct' l`oi' illvlled nests are not always so ptiiicliial iii t~ltiio\vlctl1:iiit: l|icl|"i1i\'liiiiioii:t ns hey ought lo I\l‘, aiiil t‘vt‘n lhc at'i‘c|1i- tires arc not alwiiys to be cnlircly re- ed npoii to keep' their eiigagcnieiit. is here the resource of the Private ecretary comes into play in finding ubstitutcs who will not take ollciicc

#ea

iii iliis coiiiicclloii it ought lo be

ble ollt-iico in social lIl`i- is fiiiliirt- lo

liiiior party is finally iiiude np, the

aturally presents itself between two

al tocarry oiiatcte-a-tt-.te conversa-

1 ___ . .

DEATHS

liaving leased the stream

great benellt. from the use ot MIN- AltD'S LINIMENT in n severe attack of l,n.GrfllD0. and I have frequently proved It to be very affective ln cases

aiu-o wits llic lni‘1:t~f1l. lit lilo lilsloi'y ol' lln~ 'l`lii~:ilrc. iiinl ilu: lilllls are said lo iw llic iiiost i'oi:l|y llinl. have as _vet been hroiiglil lo this province. No

in their cllorls to i-iurpass atiylhing ,| licrt-lol'orv rt-Iiiaiscti lli lin- tilin world. the anti-lllcsl. ilcluli receiving as carc- l'iil attention as larger anti niore pre- n tentlous ones. Certain members ol' 3 llie cast were put Llirougii a course of D lraiiiiin: for a your prevloiis to the 0

was scoured for one oliriractcr uloiie n

rochs, in tho ainpliitheatre, is truly \voiitlcri'nl.

The iiiaiiagciiiciit ticsirc lo impress

upon evcryoiit-, old and young alike, tho inipnrliiiicc ol` seeing thin glorious

Dfllllfé \\'0l‘@ Hllllfeil by thc lll‘0fl\l"‘»‘fl'-3 person fulfilling it diiiiici' liivltiitloii

Ml-llill lllillfllll-I Ui U10 Dl<llU0- EUPOIIU was stitleil on llic authority ol' niiol.lici~

~L'rsus, whose lltlclily to Lydia. tlllll taIn's uniform was that ol` the newly

his victorious iight with the bull Au- fm-men Home Gunr(|_

1| lv 0

BOWDEN.- In l'iinrll-sioivii. i\l1i.~in April T, .Ioliii .l., iii-lovi-il liiii-:liuiid

Ccnietery, .\laif|t\ii.

Sarah Ilowfliiii. Hiiriai :il lloly Cross

Moores Mill, Norlli River, as far as our respective proper- ties extend, the public are

and fishing privileges at "”“”“‘“""‘"°“'

Yours. W. A. HUTCHINBON.

‘ snows -~ .-

\l l.il|l_< loilt, ii piil

l6l.ii. Aliraliaiii l`Irn\\|i aigiid Tll. l°`tlli- i=.riil on Siintliiy, 1-ortcgc lcrivliig thi-

hoiisc at two o` church.

itel Fried

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GERMANY RETAINB A

LAWYER F

o g e

and act as counsel foi

German auxiliary cruiser

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cioclt. Service iii ihr

by us

.hereby notified that .my per- sons thereon irespassing from this date will be prosecuted

' WILLIAM MOORE,

SIX MASTED SCHOONER COL- LIDES WITH WARSHIP. .\'i<;\v roitit, /\'|§ii i1:_~-'rini sir nistcd sclinoner Etlivartl B. Winslow,

. Eno nf the largest afloat, was brought

l has ri- ii Swed

t 0 lo th

it lawsuit coiinected

Loiidoii. A 1rlI

rich, which is now iii-

at the Norfolk navy yard. Mr. l

ill leave for the Unli-

eelt.

suit having been

across tile Pacific

OR DEFENCE. '

£14954-13llltrf8l. ii

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in Washington or M

auxiliary cruiser Rotary, Shingle Machine, and

*limi* D“§_11\l° all attachments in complete

“°“ °"° runnin order. Will be sold °‘,fff,'§"',',f cheap

For Sale

I if f Sal .t R' lil? 55 1-?.'1>. §<.11lD‘f¢§“ls..§l§§

" -` S. MacDONALD

Ind UD I0 N8Y|70rtl

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JAMES Cotes lllli’ Til. Y.€I‘{.‘f l‘.‘2.l "lI1.'.I.‘.’.§.‘Z’..1‘..l‘.Z.‘l’

wtiy and hcr how stove in. Tile Winslow i-iullcd front Boston. April 9, for New Yorlt. lt was reported that

thc schooner had been in a collision

Rl M enrly to»<lay with a British warship off

I Sandy llook.

plioto-rlrniiiii. lt luis aroused it great #ical ol till.-ctissitiii itinong rcatlers und nltltloiils of history the world ovcr.le

Three distinct shows will he given

lo~ilay, slarliin; at the tiiitlittee this aflcriiooii ul. 3.15. and again iti the ovciiliip: al 7 iiiitl il. 'l'l\oiic wiio were iiitahlu to attend last evening wlll` doubtless iln so this ovening.

TWO CARGOES OF GERMAN DYE8 FOR AMERICANS.

\VASlllNt;'l`0N, April 15.--Arruiigo~

inoiitn have bceit completed for the shipineiit to America of two cargoes

for by the American importers before s

clul business to transact thcrc.

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Not one should let it he said of tliein. ncssys the l)uko and Duchess ol' (Ton- lll0.v inli-ist-il it. _ naught have graciously consented to

James Lawn Teiinis (llnb was lleld_‘

of German dyestuffs which were aid last evening and a niost eiijoysblc

ctiiirforlnliit-, not lo lin-illioii lllt' liosl and liiysltuis. A wi-ll ltiiowii aiillioI'l|.\' hits laid ll. tlowii llinl only iiillrder oi' ther snddeii ileulh should excuse a

lily riictiivvil iiliil itizccptcfl.

lf li 1

l‘:lpi:illi Ptiliiioi' ivas lzri-ally all tired iii his smart iiillitury uiiiforiii t Govcrnineiit House-it was ii lcasure to sec thc King‘s iiiill'oriii iicc inorc in evidence tliorc-iiiid il

iilltary man present, thiit the clip-

i’rt~nilertii1tl Mrs. Mathieson go lo

Ottawa iniinedintely the House riscs. Mr. Mathleson having intporttttit oill-

lt will' he iiilernstitif.: news to resid- rs to learn that 'l‘l\clr iloyul Iligli-

glve their patronage to the Ginirdliiii Promotioll edition-wlilcli is rnpldly being pushed townrds coinplctioii- and liave_ sent two ol' their lutcst photos for reproduction on thc cover page. Another wcll wisher and sup- porter among tlic gentler sex is Miss L. M. Montgoniery. our fur-famed novelist, author of “Anne of Green-_ gables," etc.. who has also sent. ii photograph for publicatioii. ‘ O U U

'l’lic annual ineetiiig ol' the St.

Twanty-Hvo santa.

.. _ _

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_ ` Caitsd for sbulld niolltlfs hui? Ili Ono cont por word tlrot lnlirllwl lvl lllll volt-imn, half camper word

H ° ` _ ' 'l ouch continuation. Cash moat accompany order. llnlm||m__ol\lr|a

Agents \\'aiitc_d_ _ __ _

WANTED--IN EVERY TOWN AND

district on P. E. l.. ugeiils_ to iii- troducc and sell the Miracle \ aciiuni Waslier, thc greatest clothes c_lei\n0!‘ on the iuarket. Liberal coniintssioti. Apply lo A. \V. Allaliy, 112 l’l'lll<'f‘ St., tfliarlottctowin. 53482-_4-_l_-li\I_i':i_|_>ll.

AGENTS wAN'rsu.-'ro sEi.i. Fon

The Old Reliable Fonthill Nurseries. We teach our men to sell. Experi- ence unnecessary. Highest commis- sions paid. Handsome froe equip- ment, Stone & Wellington. Toronto. ont, " 9184-3-26me26l

llclp Wuntctl-~llIole

WANTED.-vouna MAN 'ro Aer

as newsagent on passenger trains. P.E.l. Railway. Apply at once to Nowsagency. 9708-4-liiintt

Sit-titillotis Vtictint- W

BILLY BUNDAY'S MESSAGE AND

methods. Extraordinary revlvnllst. Quarter million converts. Thrilling book. Everybody orders. Make six to tcn Dollars daily. Sample book free on promise to canvass. Bible llouse, Brantford.

I L B

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llt-lp \\'aiitt-tl-l"citni‘ *

wANTEo-Niirsé' 11111111 to in-iii lu

house; not younger than 17. Apply S \\'t-:st Street. lIl'12l--l»lli-ll'iMIl_i G|Rl._Wi(tTTETJ`TT"6NcE. '7\`5l5l'.Y

at tlic l'lltloii llolt-l, Konl slri-el.

9213-4-l5tiill'.

l For Sale

BALLINGALL’S DIRECTORY OF

Charlottetown and the only Fox Directory ever published, containing president, nil tllrectors, capitaliza-

$40,000,00l), rcdncetl froni $24.00 £1 EFs.s ron HArcH|NG-Fnoivi

piirc-bred White \\'ya|idotlt's, Bar- red l’l_viuout.li Rocks. Rose Conih Rhode Island Reds. $1.00 for 15. \'ernon Matllicw, Siiiiiiiicrsitlc.

9-ill?-4-1:liii6il.

tion of coiiipaiiics lo the extent ol'

l '1‘oi.t~1.

T0 LET-A TENEMENT ON BAY-

lit-ld Sl.. coiitniiiing seven rooms and kitclicii. posse:-xsioli given 3rd lllay. Apply to Mrs. U.. lloritiaiis, ""4 Queen St 9525-4-16M3i d

. p .

TO LET.-PARTLY FURNISHED ` house, seven rooms; all modern ini-

provetncnts; in centre of city. Wrlto l’.O. Box 446. 9708-4-15mti'

T0 RENT-House of 9 rooms. W6Bt

end Sydney street. fine view of har- bor. etc.. modern iniprovenients, el-

, ectric liglits; possession early in

Miiy. Apply to Jus. 'i‘. Ptkrdic.

0503-4- 5Mlllpd

_ _ l \\ant1etl

WANTE 5flA3“l='l5t”E`S'T1Wl§6`W§.

Apply, Box 350. 8355-3-3mtI’

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MARBLE AND GR

ANITE WORKS

GRANITE WORKS

& Brown.

Q Z < attended to.

MARBLE

Marble and Granite _ ~ Works

A large sliipnient of Marble Monuments of

the 1915 designs in different colors, werepurchas- ed from the Vermont Marble_Co. at their works in Proctor Vt. This selection was personally selected by the Company and have been shipped and will arrive by the Winter Boats any day, and will be placed in our show rooms_Revere Hotel Building, Kent Street, lately occupied by Acorn

The public are invited to inspect our stock All kinds of Cemetry work promptly

Lettering a specialty.

The P. C. BROWN & C0.

Marble and Granite Works _

BLE AND GRANITE WORKS

\ .

MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS

ef -u

, ‘ Quality Paints

l Tim. To Tnni. About i>.11..t1_..g_l

purposes.

eost.

Brighten and beautify your l1_oine with the

famous l_3randram-Henderson "English" Raint-the paint with the guarantee, the best paint for all

Brandram-llenderson paints are superior io all

others in every way. They can be applied easier and more economically, they last longer, looks nicer and costs no more than many inferior brands.

Call and let tis tell [you why Biandram Hen-

eerson paints excels on every point why the super- ior quality of these paints does not increase the

remit &

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Chandler

,Victoria Row W ' M _

¢ .

live-ou outside clubs, iiii-luilliig Snnrl nici‘sitlc.

W 1 ll

'l`hc young ladies ol` (trace tlliurch

giivc it plcnsniit live o`clot:lt len iii the Y. M. (I. A. ilall on 'l`liursdliy lifter- iioon und rcceivcil very large put- ronugc.

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'l`lic sudden ilcnth ol' Mr. .Iolin Mc-l

l~1acliorii cunic ns it shock lo his widel circle oi' friends, Anil reinovcs itiiotlicr old citizen und lending incinbcr of the Calcdoiiian Club. ills only hrotii-`| or Mr. Donald Mcldnclierii of Picton came over for the funeral und is still iicre. 1

ni e a I

Miss Evclyii Golf of Mt. Allison'

College, Sttckvillc, spoilt thc wcelt-ciid ln Amherst, tlic guest of tho Mingus Moiikly. _

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unimer's program was arranged wltli

March i. and are now at Itotterdaui. - s ...__

tim-4-uwilt _ amd’ I

_ _ -,. ~_j_.. _._.,v`»f1

everai interesting toumanieiits be-

Ilm _, *hmm

iii nnswcr to a tolegritni tolling ot' Miss Nlcho|son's uppoliitnioiit as it nurse for Overscus Service. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholson who have been in Ottttwu for tho session of the llousc. went down to llallfnx to seo their diuigllter hcl'ort~ slic sailed.

in n ir _

Miss llolnii|uist§ who tiiude lnnll,\'

friends during her short sojourn hi this city. left the same evening for Halifax. huvlng also received liorfuir poiiiiiiieiit its it nurse for Overseas Scrvlco. Miss Hohnquist. who is 'B native of Sweden is n very talented Young Indy, speaking live language! fluently. and will he quite an acquisi- tloii to tho Island nurses now going forwitrd.

It li-i with p|ui;.siil‘o lliul the frloiids

or M Iss Margaret Conroy. of Boston. slstor of Dr. F. P. Conroy. look for-

Misi; Elsie Nicliolsoil. iitzcoinpuiiied by her sisters Misses lininnt und, Gladys. left Mondny nlglit for iiallfax,

ward to her coming to this Province this suinnior to take the position of Matron in the new Dalton Banatorluin.

“1s good tea”