25».’_9°8 - THE cl-lillzLo'l"l‘r<:l‘owN GUARDIAN " 'pies

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_ _,0ll0il,B;,_S Pnisllllrs sul Pilslfillllui in uni in on

if AGAIN ur iii iiluni nivi. H. nslii mln Mixirn VIA SAINT

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F1011! FUN william 011 T0 Montregl, Theodore Roosevelt,lr.Trav- ProS0lllali0ll by St. Matthew’s Play At Opera House L28! WQS TW8llfy'0ll¢ Tll0\IBOBll ml' F01*

els 135 Miles ln an Church Congregation at

'K' 2 4/ »»‘» - . I . "' I e ' _ ,, ' _ f _Their -Stay liavmg Been Because Amy Banco" Fmwe" ,O Minister "'g"'RV_‘_'_?_§__:_“"“'¥ Thousand Less -Than lfrovinihlfear,

` ” w88lh0l-'~ only _ __ ___ __ .But Cqmpargdl -1- _

_ A _ _ wlLlu1Nc'roN, ncl., April za.- ST- JOHN. Avril 22_-The congress- I, th K, k U _ In Quality = _ '

Pom' An'l‘rlU'R. April 24-_(sm.

cial)-Fiity\_ Doukhobours released

y to

from .Fort William jail are likel

leave on continuation of their pil

grlmage towards the east in of the promised land any day now, - The Doukhobours last year tramp ed 10,000 miles or so from Yorkton

Sask. through Winnipeg and Kenor

cause winter overtook them there. Fort William was only a stopping

has apparently, induced them to d

, go on to Montreal when spring came.

and only stopped at Fort William be-

place during the cild weath°r pelvod

1 1

-balloon was in charge of Captain U address. The. evening’s proceedings

sengers Theodore Rn alt J social at which there w l

RUOBEWU5- -7|'-. sent severulimen_ The Presbyterian ministers of the sages from wilmington before I city were all there and made addreses

lHl -llllllllllllWS

Tomorrow-All Charlottetown

To The Baptist Church--Sermon Will be Preachcd

by Rev. G. R. Wh

Work of

Enthusiasm reigns supreme in the

ranks of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. as they prepare to

if CIP/

brute their Natal Day tomorrow April 26th inst. In all 'parts f thd broad Continent of Amer ca, during the year just closed, the institution nf»Oddfellows has passed through,the

most successful year in its history, 'Shin Love nndwpl-nth for a mnt¢0_

which will mark an epoch in, its care er.

That this Order has been progress- ivoin its character is better underf stood by appealing to the following figures which speak for themselves.

The total amount paid for relief in |000 was S5,005,753.37. The total number belonging to the

()l‘<ler', 1,709,533, ` .

The -total number `of members af

Rdbeknh Lodges, 539,951. _

The amount paid for relief

1819 till 1906, $115,111,919.67.

from

This is a magnificent showing andlmeans dormant in this City. There

me bylars at present in this City two Su-

the Order since its institution. ‘bop-dinata Lodges, one R0b6kah_

speaks for the _lzuod work .-ll

This.is a work_tlmt all Odd Fellows feel justly proud of; and to the best of their ability, 'endeavor to do their utmost to help the good work along. Charity among Odd Fellows is as boundless as the shores of time, and when bestowed at the pro- per time and .in the proper place, it reaps its own reward. To visit the sick, to relieve the distressed, to bury the dead and educate the or- phans are the commands of the Order which/ all must obey. true man, ` who is grateful creator and fraternal ‘to his man, is in the pride ofa llianhoodfan exemplar of its ings doing honor to the order

himself.

In becoming an Odd Fellow

fellow better teach- and to

any uolition social or otherwise. All that is required of him is to

live n good-straightforward life, us-

_ ii ins ini s

will ulliiili inn init in

°e1e` Isist in the lifting up of the fallen,

'rhe'cnndidnccs to rnicinic cn thc night

‘$0 hldiof his visit. His challenge was ac-

‘put through except at the institu-

a can- tion of a new lodge. This the rn-

didate is not required to sncrldce`cord for new members for the Ydul'

Lodges Will Nlarch in a Body

ite--History Of The The Order

ing every advantage that may come to his disposal for the amelioration |of the ruce, to extend the hand of liriendsllip to all, to present charity, [which is the greatest of all things 'to the weak' and crring, and to as-

Annd to cherrlish and protect his ‘fellow man.

k In doing this he fully carries out 'the constitution of the Order laid down for his guidance. With Friend-

’wlch mich, Hcpc and ohnriey lcc ya watchword, they are ready .to un- 'dcrinkc nncw the hneilc nr lilc. with 'the fundamental principals of the ,Order beautifully exemplified in the fdegrees, and their inspiring -essons `fresh in their memories they are in ca better position to assist the great effort of man to fraterise the world. I In Charlottetown the great spirit fof progression has been very evident lsome seventy candidates having been 'initiated during the past year, which lshnws that odd Fellowship in hy no

glnodge and one Lodge af the En-

icampment or Partriarchal Branch, ‘all of which are in a Honrishing

icondition and have made s. substan- _tical gain in membership. y During the year the present Grand Master. W. S. Rogers of Halifax is- 'sued a challenge to- the.Subordiu.ate

;Lodges under his jurisdiction, which is the Maritime Provinces; stating !that he would oifically visit any lodge that would have a clasyof ten

‘cepted by two or three lodges, among' 'them being Wlldey lodge of this City which initiated twel1ty.two candid-l ates on one night, the most ever

is»held by this City.

In August next' the Grand Lodge oil

thc Mnrifnnc Provinces meets ln this

ITOUSE

A__,-Romquce 0l'The I Afg'l`he 0 era

Tonight the -’ Klank-Urban pany, will t at the House the AC

Dl'lu'l‘iu seeth wsu

Com- Opera Com-

nlnv

diilferentilgom

which those what C0111-

cu ht wigi the .

chnnlldl

as vaudeville

rformalico. this afternoon at

the intel'c|tinK Family Affair "

nccn will win'

for children. lee

efforts or tho ioctl

p_____.____~_____.___~.

TONIGHT

South.Will Be .Givn

House Tonight

management, they have been able to persuade this company to extend their engagement for another week, which _undoubtedly will bo :ood no' for the local theatre goers. On Mon- dny evening, April 27th, they will commence their _9_°°°“d W°°k'°' °“' gagemenr.. DY~Dl'0I¢uUu€ th’ “Pm” dm thi-cc-ace eccicty rms. °‘“-*ff hd "A Diamond Bracelet Robber!-" 'rhis place is from the non of E“K°'l\° Powers, and is considered to be his hm clici-e,- He 1111.1” “Pu "1 “"1 lnndlng character of _Jack _Dvnaldi and the balance nf the company on

hsgipigidltiaon to the regulsrovaufdr

ll' Brothers. Om

Agll-$i'bal:‘cs bazxollzen secured. Karland

After béiag securely and shackled, he enters the it il IOCIINIY H5104 ,\lPi

and the the other to his sister, on- “ying good ‘We t0 ROV- MF- F0S’t8l`»

bance traversed by the balloon was “ble member of the,Presbytery and 135 miles, _ for whose character they had the

-_-___ deepest respect.

` work in St. Matthew’s under My

F‘ostcr’s care. Reference was also

'undo to the arent lnccrcsf which on pastor had manifested in work a-

"' . -. _' llluug the young. 'l‘llc hope was ex-

pressed that Rev. Mr. Foster would

BRANTFORI), Ont., April 23--Agn find ln his new field such encourage- sonornl lnooting cr nnhccrihcrs cf thc ment on ho deserved. Bell Memorial Associlltion, held here Thu membefll Ol l-llc mission band this afternoon. It was reported that Uf the C|1ul'Cl1 11150 took rcciislon tr subscriptions towards the memorial N699!!! £0 MPS. Foster, \~.":io mpg p totalled $40,700 including the follow- highly prized auxiliary in the work, ing: Federal government, $10'000_ a certificate of life membership ir Provincial government; ;2,000_ pw. their organization. An address and

Toronto $500, Quebec City ;100_ The ter, who has taken active interest in directors are to proceed with the the Ullufuh W0l`k- erection of a monument to _ P;-0f_ Rev. Mr. Foster intends to leavl Bell in this and the purchase, if U19 City f0I`_l1i5 IWW CIJBFEG lu Mult- funds permit. on the old Bell home, luud (N.S.), OD Suliufdllb' MH?-

stead near Brantford, where tha - ----- "1"- telephons was invented, TO PROHIBIT BUCKET SHOPS.

" T ALBANY, N.Y.. april za-The sen- City which will bring about three ate today passed the Bill of Senatol hundred delegates from the other CBSSNY. deiigued t0 P1'0|1“blf» buckel provinces f the jurisniction. As shops. This Bill differs substantially the Island _wtlxl have then assumed its ll`0m the 0'BI`i€u Bill. Whluh Wal garden like appearance so marked relwftod tddnir by the Finnnoo Com- for its beauty, it is expected that a mittee. `

large number of the delegates will ----_” '*'*-_

hnlng their inmilics with chem. ‘ `

which .will nad innrcrinlly to the _ ` number attending Grand Lodge. The Charlottetown brethern are leaving

no stone untnrned to make the ses- '

sion of 1908 one ol. the most suc-

cessful that has ever taken place,

lnnddiiicn in thc nnnl rcntinc ni' _ Grand Lodge, Charlottetown are to ”"H°“‘ J' M' Clark °r°”°d by th"

E ¢/-»

lodge of St. John, who will confer _Miss Gladys Mono,-el gnnnnm-sid¢_ the Canton Degree on all applicants is visitwng friends in Tyne Nalley.

and also institute a new lodge of "°""' the Canton or Militia branch of thc _The Empress arrived last nigh'

add to the interest of the session. .___

of liberty against bondage, of virt- wardem John Champion was e1nct¢d__ ue against vice. It is, moreover, a The meeting wasa most satisfactory

tors reward. There is a battle to be me of the Irnneep pub, Co., last fought in each human heart, before night, There was a large number oi

the vices which defile and the pas- l!1Bmb0l`5 P|'¢B°Dt~ Th” “Dual fee

» ’ il cd c r dcllnl-c. rcllnw-

sions and prejudice which separate xl? we; thai; 0t;L;m_elected ,___

the children of a common lfather, Hom p,.es___Judge m¢Lwn_ shall be extsrminated from the earth pl-eg___Rnv_ J. T. McLean. As ah order it can, through sympa- Vice-Pres.-J. H. Bell.

thy, impart strength torthe struggl- ;;’_‘;f§';)'§’_`)¢;§_-_;C§e__1lg-_g§_i(J‘ii»r_ted as H. mg' “"5 °um“\“t° nm °“lp"b`° 4°' ground com.-H. W. P. Btavert,W.'f-I. difference to virtuous actions. M¢Ki,_ H_ M_ Bake,-_ Dr, J, McNeill

Every Odd -Fellow .must take for and B. W. Talll:0ll-

his wntcnword “Eternal Vigilance,” pleased to have the general public cal

0f if-S l1l¢`lub°l`S» EVBYY 011° is dn' wish to tender you our sincere con-

~»-=-°=~'=1 f". ":.° :.:°1.a:.°:f. ::;..:l:..i;°i:. ez

r ex en e

T°m°"°w’ snurdny' bel” Natal distressed; s friend and companion

Odd Fellows will march -,in a` body to “mn gn cnnggcg, om whos; upright, the Baptist Church, where a sermon and noble life was a standard of appropriate to the occasion will be °m“\l"°“ 5° l-5° °°mm““"‘Y "‘

ln" “N C‘°"l°t"°t°w“ mas” °’ who was dear to all with whom she l

I g L which she lived. We can but pray to

NM" mrpn"f;n,§»2 ‘ Yi? c:::“:hlcll°i:. 6:0133 triad: W a dmnmd by the Ram G` R' WMM' God to comfort you in this" time of

local firm.

bereavement, and enable you and the

|` ‘YO CURE A COLD IH ONE DAY. #other members of your family to find

11.5. LAXATIVE gm-,M0 Quinn; consolation in Him who ordeincth all -|\nb|¢g|_ ;)|n|¢||¢| Munn mnn” U things for the bent. Ordered-That, | 1 ° nn" v out of respect for the deceased the

wards bound with 100 fait .ng will attempt to.e|cnl>¢ invlni iein in cluilnnl

L gun

om to

¢’_luI\ . 'E.w. GRO m'B ellnaturc on each box. Sec. _ g\:_°;`§_l_'ty gyggf DM°'°“ 5° d"P°d

Dllly and the .llur|\l.lll\lly

""' ` 'Q1 I S \ Th-P*-|\'°if.*4..r f ; ‘su-we fl-.-'nl~l1:v~'»' r - ` f--is ' ' `1 ~ Ln'»‘@"J ~i,_._* nr .rw nos

_B H tl t S _ M any mg the ar - rban Com

a oon number ten, of, the signal 0" ° t “tthews Presbywnan pany, who have provided entertain-

-- corps of the United States army °h“f°h» D0\1glas avenue in bidding

ment on n generous scale this week

which lciic wnnhi c thi fr - fdf=W®l1 £0 fuel ll t ,H _ A. H. ~ '

a noon, landed atn§_1(;nf_mB :v;i;; Foster, last nigllt :ails htel; the. l'0‘ 3; ttllpxe opera Holuse bo audience! ST' JOHN' April 24-(Special)-

0" mile above Dheware City The cipient of “wen “ned purse _,md an a ave Brown arger on each oc- The number of immigrants arriving

' casion, achieved more success in the at this port during the season now

DeForrest Chandler nnn had as pas; took the lorm of a congregational play Put on last night than on any closing shows n. falling off from last

of their previous efforts. year of about 4,000.

and the , coming of warm weather caDta_|n~ Fitz Hugh L‘_);evun;l Ca; number of the church memssrsn TES The play scheduled was a comedy During the season of 1906-07 there

tain Robert 0_ vanhom' Them! __ their "lends present of o known reputation-the Girl from were 25,705 new citizens brought to

- as they promised last fall, that is to ` 0 e Mexico-and all of Charlottetown this port on ocean steamers, while

saw that the Opera House could accom- this season the total number, includ-

. mg on I H _ _ __ in which they V . d th I . rnodate went to see the girl, They ing 1,497 on the Empress arriving to-

e 0 who was to hm mth" owe e 'regret at saw the girl and were charmed, and d&Y. Hull 1091 011 Montfort now on

nouncmg his SME hmdmg_ The _“___ who had proved himself Buch B valu_, they likewise saw all the rest of the her way here, will be only about

show which was so irresistibly funny --- -- _

21,000. '

There were two more steamers lnll: year, however, which account! for A ncriicn ci the _inning cu. hue , uic average number of passengers yer boat this year has been less than last season.

There were 34 passenger boats last

year and 32 this year.

The class of brought

_this season has been fully as good nl llast year if not better.

ln its rendition by the actors that '

laughter kept the echoes flying dur-

ing the whole progress of the play. _ '

The address from the congregation

A was along the same lines and referred The ludicrous situations with

to the growth in all kinds of church which the play is provided furnished ‘ ‘ A

the occasion of some ca i_ta1 actin ,

D 8 I

by the members of the caste, none of <

whom proved inefficient. The fun - ____

was fast und delicious and the ball Wen kent rolling from one to thc Pauls, April2z~l-rincc Hclic ne other so that the audience was pcr- gngnn gnve an interview to n |-gpm. vnded by the spirit of the comedy- scntntlvc ofthe Jcnrnnl nt the hcnsc 'VIOSNI (7209 HB “TUB Glfl" WHS Will- of a friend last night before he left vnme and the title role was safe ill for Naples, in which he admitted ‘ICF huuflfli She WHS udmimbly S60' that he was going to Italy to meet 111525 by Eugene PUWCFB. Wl10 Bur' Madame Anna. Gould, formerly Coun- nrised the audience by clover assump- tens De gnnte11ane_ to whom he is *ion of the difficult part of Tom reported to be Engaged' but he re. Bul`uhf\m~ Ill lihiu M15 POWGFS. dii' fused to give any information as to

vince of Quebec $1,000, City of B,-nnt. eniembrance were also presented tc _Tfiief as 'I Eimx y°““gi€hingfc°:,l` when ‘md W°"° the marriage “'°“1d ford $5000, County of Brantford $500_ Mrs. McDonald, mother of Mrs. Fos- guiiigce “sie his groiggguey gepott? take P1809- Slwiugl-"The future is

nent. The comedy afforded oppor- in the hands of Goin ,names fm the others engaged to The prince described his experience show their abilities in 'the parts as- in.America as "t°rture'n Ha sam he signed them, and the universal ver- was besieged by ‘T leghm °f reporter” lict was that The Girl From Mexico and D' horde of photographers and _vas entitled to rank amongst the that the most odious and most ridi- ,he best comedies ever produced at culous things wete printed about him the Opera House, and the company and Madame G°“1d'

f h hi h st h Th "They even announced that our

leservmg o t e g e onors. e _ verve with which the may was s“E_ marriage had occurred secretly in

N J ” h sd "

tained, the broadness of the fun- ew ersey' e 5" ' whwh was _lever spreading into the_ objwuom as false as the reported family din- lblo margin of coarsenese, was rel ne" at which my mt” W" diB°“”°d" treshing, and kept the interest, ,and He declared also that even a high _ympathy of th~e» audiehce undivided prelate of the Catholic church took lncil the fall ci the cnrccin"*6n' inc “°"‘°° "f ““'1"°°°”°° by l““‘°= H last act _ _manifesto against divorce, and this The specialties were diverting and induced the clergy "ch s““daY to as attractive as ever-the club swing- p"°“°h violent s"m°“5 agamst him ing meeting with warm approbatlon and Mndam Gould-

’requently expressed. Miss Cecil's

"Top of the Morning" sang its way TEN YEARS FDR LATTA into the hearts of her gratified list- TORoNT0_ April 23__ ,feb years iners, and music lovers had nothing in the Pennant," W th t

, _ y as e sen ence

be honored by a visit of the Canton Empress yesterday t° M°“°t°“' *° °°mPl“*” Of- The welcome nu- imposed by Police Magistrate ncni-

,louncement was made last night that son on David L_ Latta the man who me company W°“1d may at the Opera poured gasoline over the veranda of "I°“S° an next Week' Mrs. Kittie Driesi‘nger’s house on

Adelaide Street west and applied a

bout 8.15 with and a. full cargo ol ~ 1

-"de" in this °"°V‘ This Wm “ls” llreight including five cars of !.our. LA HAVE MAN D§3Xv»§Eé)APBIzED_ match to it. Mrs. Driesinger had

____ ,incurred Latta's i'l-wi'1l, and he told

I‘t has been well said_that this is m;S_.___;I. _¥lf)l_ll_i_né__edit._<;§__rt:_f___t.h;a,ySlxnlié LUNENBURG_ N_ s__ April §3__ the Omcer whlo arrested him_ that he th” G°1d°° “ge °' Odd'°u°w°hlp` Empress lnci night from n unit tl La" °"°’““g s"°P"°“ H“"‘"“g' °' *°¢°“‘1°‘1 f° “lu” ll" °“’°~ The time when it had to struggle for Amherst Middle Ln Have, loci; his life, whilc_ ___ _ _~______ _____

its existence has passed away. It is ' _ ___ c..0ssing the River nt West La Have "

DDW P0W9Yful f0l‘ 80011. if itll HEEHC- -At the Easter meéting of the Sf He was working at goehnerfet nnd BLOCK BURNED

ics are wiccly clnplcycd. ncnnnn-l, Pecans Episcopal Church held nf ,.,,,,,m,,, me, work was drwoned AT RODNEY.

Alb ton on Monde the Vestry werl E l

it would Boon dwmdle away' sung- re-el:-ctcd as follgws Capt John 'JY his b°at being upset' H° W” B 51° is ‘me of the elements °i its er Champion, J. L. Dyer, Havelocl. son of James Hartling, wao,32 years Fm, desuoyed the Henry Block at istence. It lives in its aspir8ill0l1S~ It Ellis. Geo. Tweedyn C. A. Woodman. of age, married, and he was highly .Rodne this mom,” _ The dams e

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must tight its way upward, or be- T. W. Traverse, James Webn, Wig esteemed An inquest was held and amounted to $10000 The mock was

B itll Alb ll G t . nd J. . ' '

cfma lan tene1tiehi:sutulti§F'dI:k:; a Jsdrey. J. Dyearsowiasaelected as 8 Verdict °f accideuml drowning was |an old frame structure, occupied

O nga D B SS

5 mgge g Treasurer and with him as church returned. chiefly by a hardware store and Bev.

ST. THOMAS, Ont., April 23.-

' 'era Jewish families, who kept large

l 1 titi f cra b ut it

_ < H d th . _ T _ il___q\lB.l1 BB 0 B I) B. D , B0

single handei, contest Wmch mms; one nnancm y u-L 0 “wma Vfo¢(i)§2f§aT(2vindiiA,prllne 24 align? l6lt)t1¢ burned fiercely. The occupants escap_

but those W 0 persona y engage an -The annual meeting of Summer- na,-me,-_ ed and though four stables were earnestly contend onn Win the Viv- sid, Quo", Club was hem in cnc hr- __l__ destroyed the nvestoek was B,,v°d_

CHICAGO MARKETS i----

l,_ Minard's Liniment Cures Burns, etc

2"' / _ I f

, _ __

FEMALE SllHlilUllS IN l§Hlll Bllllllll

u_-u A

LONDON, April 22-The much agi-

tated qnestion of the admimion of women to the Itoyal College of Sur- Zoons will be decided by a ballot -a- mong thc members. A circular has been issued by the council requesting a reply to the following questions: “Is it desirable that women be ad- mitted by examlnation as members of the college 7"

“Is it desirable that, after admis-

sion, women be admitted by examina- tion to be fellows of the college?" It is said that there is a. genaral

feeling among the members in favor of women’s admission. But some prejudices still exist, and a. curtain society within the college has issued nn unoflicial circular, urging ,lthc members to disregard the questions.

m_______‘_¢_,

ST. LAWRENCE BLOCKED .

MONTREAL, April 23-There _are ten steamers _the S ' Lawrpce

with so,ooo tcnsnif£;1 gl,-_§lontrqql. but none of th ` ‘ve T ot Quebec. Part.s?$" /1B£§uI{'awra;‘ between Montreal and Quebec are still blocked with ice. Louise Bas- in, at Quebec, is alsp' blocked,so that boots cannot unload there. In con- sequence steamers' may have to wait several days before making their way up to Montreal.

FARE TO CONEY CUT.

ALBANY, N.Y., April 23-The Beu-

nte today passed the Bill ofthe As- sembly Railroads Committee pro- posing to decrease from ten to five rents, the rate of fore from New York City to Coney Island.

l:.\lig|.. ce*-.r. :=»nl~c.n...-nn, nfiu -nuff urns! |l1:ul»:l|.s hr, ';li:1'i.‘- " li--vvfl liy (}l`¢..s.*lll|0 -*.:ll..l-ts. tim osnw ;-or Lua. nilllrligllif-'Il.

CHINESE MINISTER T0

U. B. VIIBBITINIG BOSTON.

BOSTON, April 23-His Excellency

Wu Ting Fang, Chinese Minister to the United States, accompanied by his secretary, arrived in Boston late today, and during his stay in Bos- ton will be the guest of Charles 8. Hamlin. Tomorrow evening Mr. Wu Ting Fang will be the chief guest and. speaker at the dinner of the Merch- ants Club of Boston, at the Algon- quin Club.

M inard’s Linimenl llelievee Neulallll

i T

Chicago, April 24- (Special) -

Corn 66% Wheat 97%

Pork $12.90

May Corll 02 }§ whcnc el-in

Pork $18. 22

Millar-l'S llrlrrrri lol Sale cygyylqhqrg

-~~--- tcrtaining and amusing large audi-

' "7Ki'l`T-15'-'A

irl for general

ently exerting an influence that will dolence in the loss you have sustain- “ housework :od W A I ences them the week through. Every while of

ed in the death of your ever tender ’ 5 Ages' ppy c one who a reciates good work in inc

lm". an impression( rtgowgvxr hugs and respected mother. We mourn tmmadiawly at the Osborne ‘House vaudeville sIl1l;uld go to Wonderland

uP0u:U1° °hBl”u°t°l‘ 0. ° " - “ Wm, y°u_ and sympathy” with you - ,______ ____ ___ _4j2§d3"Pd- ltouigmn s|nc|,m. ,md gm-11,1, Wm *U 9 l°"3° °"'°“t» “"1” m in this amiction. We recognise in_ F0UND~Tu0NBY ll EOM l0°k°f and worth the price of admission Blihlliul Bud llwullllllg itll fuf-U" her one who was ever ready to prof- °|1|\lu~ OWUUI' mul' hu" Shim bY many times more; Kennette

Bpplylng t° 15 Pl°°“°”¢ 3*" and |Flynn will make one laugh if there paying for ad. ___ _4-§§_¢|3lPd- is a laugh any where at all coming- WANTED-Becond_ band feather the Dog Show Wlll Bulidfillu lull

I will or ex- 'every one marvelling at the

goods Wright, ful intelligence which takes

training-and the motion pictures

¢H,'|,. simply superb.

Tulips-is abeoutiful dim, colored

throughout and magnidcently depict ing an exquisite subject.

The Quack Doctor.

I d l- The Bhrimpcr.

and not

from .thin wi fl Boyle, 140

BQ’ -1

arzggna Goo Goo Eyes, are the other num-. Km R: ben, and Austin ’l*rainor'n song in

the very catchy and popular selec-

WONDERLAND

Saturday Night Bill--The Final Appearance of Sinclaird.

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pn... ,w..nn;n .cn.pt.c_ln than _mm F *'-w,,,,,_ ,,,,, ,,,,, condensed .Advgriisnmnnts Carlisle--Kennette and Flynn ConseersDog Show.

integrity. wllhload to wolldnriul N- Jams, gnnfp, Rec, sclfyff have =-~ #------»----é

sults. To ,place the,.iuBtltutlon.uP0u orwardcd the following to the Re- T°° 1*" 1°' °|‘“m°lf-l°D~ _

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