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with all the little details of fashion which one can mostly find in the $15.00 and $18 oo suits, our low net cash price

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LONDON, April 24-The house of

commons sat very late tonixhf. in it-U discussion oi the second clause ofthe parliament bill, which relates' to the curtailment of the powers of the house of lords,. and rejected numerous amendments seeking to exclude all sorts of measures fiom the operation oi the bill. _ ~ .

Tile anti-home rule amendment,

proposing to exclude “any bill to cs- tablish a separate parliament and executive.. for Ireland," which was moved by John B. Lansdale, union- ist member, tor Mid Armagh, was de- feated b .-1. vote of 284 to 190. The

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OTTAWA, April 24-Canadian fgth-

.letes will undoubtedly _be air# chance to compete in the Festival of

London this summer, as a result of negotiations which are QOW Z(-‘ing 0"

_and the Hon. Bldrlev Fisher, who has charge of Canadas hiiairs at the' London festival. -

Frank Nelson, an officer of the A.

A. U., "paid a special visit to Ottawa yesterday in order to secure a grant for such a team, and while the gov-

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division on this amendment showediffunient did “Dt pledge its support

no cross voting, but a few liberals. including Neil Primrose, the youngest son of the Earl of llosehery, ab- stained from voting._ . Both Premier Asquith and Home Secretary Churchill, during the course of the debate, reiterated the govern- mcnt’s intention to proceed with the' bill for the reform of the house of lords during the lifetime of the pres- ent parliament. Mr. t`burchill cx- plained that the fact that the par- liamellt bill, altbo it secured the pre- dominance oi the house of commons, would still lenvc the house of lords the power of vexatious interference with liberal measures, within itself security that thc government would seek to reform the upper chamlfer. I In introducing the amendment to ,thc bill intended to restrict tin- pow- -cls of the house oi' lords over legisla- tion origillrit.ing ill tbl- iirst rzliulnlicr, -Mr. Loll.-.dale l-:uid tblli. bv \li~_-.ilvii to sec the question of honle rulc rcmov- ed altogether from thc region oi' thc controversy over thc reform of the

of the movement, it is understood from what can be gathered in official circles, that the wearers of the maple leaf on the cinder path will go as the ,Doniinion‘s representatives. The A.A. U. has asked for a grant to defray thc expense of ten men, eight of whom will be active participants, and this team will be composed of the very cream of this conntry's athletic stars. This squad will compete in the empire competition against teams re- jpresenting Canada, Africa, Australia and the British Isles. The program, which is out of the ordinary for such athletic contest, comprises only a 'few of the usual ileld day list, and is lgiven below, together with thc pro- bable Canadian calnliilatest

L00 and 220 yard l-:prints-Frank

‘Lukeman, Ottawa; Bobby Kerr, Halli- ilfong Frank llnlbaus, Toronto,

I 224| lllll‘lili-s--Frnllk Lukeninn, oi.- tllwil.

xxii--yards--Arnold Knox, Toronto. (mc mile-Jack Tait, Toronto. lioxing -lieavywcigbt-Charlie Gage,

| MD” _ _ |bouse of lords. The Xiivernincnt \\'l--re Tl";°'"'°;

; . a - I ' ' ' ut thc mercy of the nationalists, “r‘iStl"?g`°l“S3eS to he I`”p“""°"t"'d~

Swllnnilm:-G S Johnstone, (lt-

. HIEF W AS USCAR ro Encoumwf .‘.‘.’.‘.i“.'Tt`...‘i.‘?l°.iE. "25 “.1221 to-H. an <»@.'f1»<i»=-0". Mon-Cai.

R member the umpire bo driving lrelandl »'1hem Wm be “o appeal F0 the pub'

___ _ into national independancu. he my funds- and accordmg V’ Um'

WHEELOCN BOSTON ABSCONDER

l;i’J.\"l`li_\'_ April ‘_’l.~'i`llrough pho-

t<n.'r:lplls tak:-n on the _\ic;til-all bor- d»-;-_ li.-11-nr Urol-_glitol1, n daring Mexi- can rebel leader, l'cr'clltlj.' killed, was j.'l-.\:.»\l'llay niciitiiicd as Oscar 1.1. Wllcc- lock thc flli>'<‘olllling auditor of the, .\lu,-'silclillsetls Bonding .sr Insurance ¢‘..nl;i:'.llv of l-Euston.

,»\s Faptaill t`rcu:nioli. soldier of

foltxllir, Wlnfelock. during thc past tllrt-.= monrh.< gulucd widcsprcful famc on tin- .\lr-xlcan border as li dare-devil rl-hcl lcndl-r. His fl-rte v. as the dyna- m_,i.n.g of r.,all~.\ays and bridges, and ln- \'.'lls rnzirkrll as an cxtlenllcly hold and llzzii-_'rl~l,.\..s man by :bc L"nit-all S131.-_; :roots gullrdiut: the border. In n 1o..lli;il'.lv attack njxliillst the led- crzils be wrl.~' shot liown. . 'l`\\o day.-' ati. plloto_ul‘lil`h:s of Vap-

tain (`r:i;!llton, the American soldier of for.un»_- were p\,'.‘nli.-‘htd and at once ri-ro-;l\iv.cd by scores- of his friends as lzs-ar .\'l. Wilc.-lol~l<_ thc one time rhc.<s and blllinrll rxrt-rt of Boston and the clnbc:f.7,lr'l‘ oi llcarly $10,000 irozn rho iiondin;_ cornpzllly. who left `lio~:ton in 1910.

ln Jallllnr_v, l'.»l|i_ :i mortage of

S5121-i.'l-i was iii.-'.'..\'e"cll in ‘J/`l:cclock's zllrcolllit with tin- Alaslszlclillcetts Bon- ding and insurance (‘olnllF1UY~ The mutter did not bn-some public until March of that yrur, when Wheelock had bf-cn trust:-ll irnplicity as nudi- tor and had been with the cornpliny ever since it was started.

Six months before hr' abccon-Jlczl, his

wifc, \‘-‘itll \~fllo1n‘llc rr.~ided on School stlrvt, Somerville, died as a result of a runnv.:l\- zicclllcut. Al. that time Wlicvlock was well known in Boston. Hr was an cxptrt cllc.»'s.plaver and wus a l-alldidrlte for the amateur bil- liard championship of New England. _Win-n he luzcnuuc on onjcct of .-:u,-:- plcion he tlvd the cltv, but ibcforc go- ing, be lllnrricll n f~li.~',-z i'I'l\lailey of liuttf.-, I\1oni,.', who lvlxs' c\‘isitili;;' in llo.-‘ton.

§‘-lis~; il’NIullcy was cousin to the

Tdnyor of lluttc at that time and \\'ll.< vrrv well conllcctcd there. Wlxcc-

nl l’uckin_g t`0lnpauy at Butte under thc name of Rodney H. .\lel'rick_ even .-'ccllliing a surety bond urlder that froln the very bonding company which

bonding colnpauv hc had rubbed.

He had known ri man named Hod- ney H. Meri-ick,~ in Boston during his` sporting days, unc- when the bonding company _of Butte lullked lip M9!`I`lCk lu Boston they found him zall right..

in January of this year he disap-,

peered from l3utt,z», following the dis- covery of a $9000 shortage in his books at the National Packing Com- pany; oflices. In the mean time cir- culars asking for his apprehension had been sent broadcast by the Bos- ton police, and at the present time thc Butte authorities have many such in all of thc cities of the West.

A short time before he disappeared

fron. Buttle he shot himself, acciden- tally, it was said at the time, but it was aftcravard believed, and many' people tbcrc are of the opinion n0\v that lie attempted suicide.

lt is the opinion now of the friellds

who kncw him well in Boston, that Wheelock, driven to the \va1l by his

had guaranteed him to the Bostonhthe amount of $750,000 should he.

dishonesty and prolligatc manner of- livillg. huntcd by the police and af- raid to kill himself after one unsuc- ccsisful attempt, fled to the Mexican border entcrcd thc rebel ranks and

i invitcri death in leading forlorn hopes

against the Mexican federals. 1 I-ic was shot through the brain

while heading li desperate and hope- less charge against thc federal trench- es. Not many weeks ago an cilort was made to identify the daring Captain Creigh- ton :ls si. Harvard student. it proved vain.

ONLY FISH CAUOHT

BY ,AIAERICAIIS

WASI-llN(lT(_)N, April 24-Fishing

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inflected by a ruling of the treasury department which has been sustained by the customs court in the case of the schooner Sarah G. Wharf, com- maruled by Captain F. .I. Carter.

'l`hc Hague tribunal gave American

fishermen the right to operate in trcntv waters with foreign labor, but some oi thc fishermen contended that iisb caught by nrltivl-s of Newfound- land for in.-:tuncc, could be brought into ports of the United State-'s duty frl-:-, by Anicricans. In sustaining the t.l'cnsur_v depnrtmcnt's ruling, the r-ourt defines an American fishery holdinl: that fish caught in treaty w-atrr by any other than an American

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SEED

We have just received

from Ontario n limited sup

ply of extra Choice No. I heavy Black Tartarien Oats.

The best we have seen of this variety. Price 90 cents

per bushel.

Improved American Banner

_ The favorite _Oats of the P. Island Farmer,

Extra l1eavy,C1lolce quality. Price 80 cents per

bushel.

All selected stock seed

,done up in sacks of 3

bushels sufficient for one acre. A change of Seed Grain always pays and pays well.

Carter &Company Lid.

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l.U.\il1(i.\', April 24-The annual rc-

port of the British Cotton Growing association, just issued, sets- forth the complaint that the work oi thc association has been handicapped by the apathy and indifference displayed in Lallcasbire. The government pro- mised a subsidy of $50,000 vcarlv, on condition that additional capital t.o`

raised ill Lancashire, but the report says,_ this capital has not been sign-

ed.

CANADIAN RIFLE

LEAGUE DATES

OTTAWA, April 24-The Canadian

ritle league today announced May 27, June 3, July 8 and July 15, as the dates for the league shoots this sum- mer. The dates for cadet competi- tions in the league are:-May 27, Jlune 3, June 10 and June 17. Teams tire on their own ranges throughout the Dominion. The president, Lt.- Sol. Sherwood, of Ottawa, has awarded a trophy for the civilian section and Lt.-Col. Woods, of Ot- tawa, one ior the cadets. 1.

JELLY BEANS FATAL T0 BOY

WARWICK, R. I., April 23-After

eating some jelly beans which he pur- chased last. night, Earl Johnson, aged 7, was taken suddenly ill and died earlv today in convulsions. '

Dr. J. Edward Dufly, who attended-

him. tlwllgllt thc illness was dlle to arsenic poisoning and reported the matter to the federal pure food au- thorities. who will make an analysis of the confections.

TRAPPED BY FIRE ’

BOYS BURNED T0 DEATH'

TOPSFIELD, Mass., April' 24.-

Trapped in the centre of a. forest fire in Boxford, near here, Frank Sim- mons, Jr., aged 15, of Boxford, and Albert Morgan of Beverly, were burn- ed to death today. Their bodies were recovered later burned beyond recog- _nition. Two others, Frank Simmons, 'father of the dead boy and William Simmons, a brother, were also trap- ped by the fire but broke through and escaped, although both are so scri- ously bllrncd that they may not re- coverer. '

A brush- fire started by George

Frame, a farmer, living on the out- skirts of the town got beyond his _control and started the conilagratlon

trolled more than 100 acres, mllch of ,it valuable timber land was burned over. Dramc's nearest neighbor, Frank Simmons, with his two s`ons` land Albert Morgan of Beverly-, help- 'ed to tight the tire and seemed to bc getting the better of it, until, un- noticed by thcm, the blaze crept ,around and surrounded all hilt

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Ilslndsnme table silveris thc de ight of the housekeeper when ', she sees il decorating her hospi- `

table lable or ornamenting ber buffet and lendinga ioneo eleg-

ance to her dining roam.

1 Our stock is lirtisf.lc,(produced 1 by the moat satisfied eslqnera and are items oi the e Iver- smit.h’a art. We'll be pleased to . show you thelatssf. productions.

l James Ranmay lilc1)0nald, social- ist- and labor member for Leicester, immediately took the floor ill sup- port oi the nationalists, and con- tended tllat the laborites were wbolv- heartedly iii favor of what was dc- manded for Ireland and believed that the projected “treaty of peace with the United States has been made pos-, sible by the proniiseol ilome rulefor Ireland.” ,

Premier Asquith in a fcw pointed

sentences gavc the house to under-

unswcrvingly of the opinion that the electors had returned them to power with the flill knowledge that they would give Ireland a measure of home rllle. - Tile opposition campaign of "dol- lar dictation” furthcr emphasized the fact the premier said that home rule for lrcland, was an issue in the elec- tion. He rcfplldiated the suggestion that there was any trickery or deceit on the part .oi the government and left no doubt oi his intention to abide by his pledge to introduce some sort of a home rule bill. Eventually Mr. Pirie withdrew his amendment and Mr. Lonsdalc's amendment was defeated, 284 to 100.

John George Butcher, unionlst

member for York city, moved all amendment exempting from the ourr-_ ation of clause two any bill ciiwctiiic. the continued existcncc of thc crown'.s prerogatives.

In opposing this amendment, Sir

Robert ii. Finlay, the attorney gcn- eral, said the security of thc crown rested on thc loyalty of the people. and it would bc an evil day for the crown when it depended for existence upon the lords veto.

The Butcher. amendment was then

defeated 273 to 169.

A. J. Balfour, leader of the opposi-

tion, spoke in favor of the amend- ment, his remarks being 9, repetition of his oft-told argument. The gov- ernment, he said, had hidden home rule in the background during the elections and now having surreptiti- ously attained power, they were go- ing to force homc rule down the throats of the people who he believ- ,cd. if the issue were placed directly before them, would reject it. as they did in 1885 and 1893.

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Central Drugstore

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A. A. U. the team will not go unless financed by the Dominion govern- mr-nt.

PACIFIC LINER SINKS

ON CHINESE COAST

TOKIO, April 24.-The Pacific

mail stcaml-:hip Asia, from I-long Kong for San Francisco, sunk off Finger Rock, South Chinn. The

'stand clearly that the cabinet. wan pns~:engcrs are reported rescued and

the mails are saved.

The Asia struck Sunday morning

while feeling her way cautiously tbl-ollgli n thick fog in thc direction of Shanghai.

i-lcr wireless signals of distress

were picked up here by the steamer America, which was cn routc from Shanghai for Hong Kong. The lat- tcr vessel immediately replied: "We are coming to your assistance."

No further message was received

by the America which pushctl hard in the direction indicated in the call from the Asia.' ' -

'l`he »'America- arrived off Finger

Rock at three o'c1ock yesterday ai- ternooll, but owing to the fog, which continued heavy, was unable to dis- cover the whereabouts of the dis- trsssed stealncr. The America laid to until the weather cleared when she found that the Chinese vessel Shang Siu, of the Taku Steamship company, had gone to the aid 'of the Asia and rescued ber passengers. ~

The lntcst report received by the

agent of the mail stearnship line at Yokohama said that the Asia was sunk, but, it is believed the passen- gers with the mails were saved.

PRESIDENT FALCOIIER WANTS

THE STANDARD RAISED

TORONTO, April 24--Ii the strong-

ly expressed desires of President Fal- coner, as lald -before-the senate of the University of Toronto, are car- ried out., thc standard entrance to that _institution of the junior matri- culation will be raised to that of thc senior matriculation-an important change. 'It has been known that the pre- sident favored a higher standard of qualifications, but this is the first definite move in that direction. A statement issued under authority of the senate indicates sympathy with the prcnident‘s views. bllt the sen-

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fand before the blaze was finally con- _ ` ' _ __

LAWli'ENGE, April 23-The man

who was shot by Bvpecial Police Oi- iicer Charles H. Newton, Jr., early Thursday morning was identified this morning as Knzlmar Kocklnont., 27, ri Lithuanian weaver of 154 Prospect street. _

The identification was made by

Mrs. lxnockmont, wllo went to the

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t`o show you our excellent line_of Kockmont, it is alleged. had nt- toilct articles, for ladies and men.__We ~ - temptedl to burglarize Officer New- have everything you could possibly x. ton‘s house and was shot after a hot require rind thc quality is as high as Pursuit HMI fight. the price is low. We searched the Am- The distance from tne Kockmont crican markets over to get toilet pre- _ _ h0m€ £0 the DIHCH where the shoot-

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homea needless task.

Send ns curtains. Our

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BROWN has

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The clothing ,values we have

been offering- since starting the ONE PRICE SYSTEM have proved to all past the shadow of a doubt the benefit this system ' is to customers, besides zicquzliut- ing them with B_rown’s unap-

proaclinbleivalues in Canada s best clothing.

\Ve purchased over $7,000.00 worth _of clothing

from Canada’s greatest factory and by paying cash we secured discounts that are denied other stores. You get 'all llic benefit from these discounts- our present prices are only slightly above what manufacturers charge all other local and provincial stores.

The qmliiy, style, finisli, nizlterials and fitof our

suits are :ill that the most critical could desire. \/Ve give you all the elegaiicc and slnart styles custoln-tailors

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baldness is caused by dnndrufl i101`mS which dig down deep into _tlic`_l`00t-Q Of the hair’ destroy its vitality _:ind cause it to full out. _

If you have dnndrufi. thclittlc lil-

visible, pcrsistcut devils culled dan- drutl germs are nt worl:_ llestroy thorn nt, oncc. or 1-:ooucr or later they will cause your hnir to fall out uno you will bc compelled to tlike Y0\"` plllce in the bald-bended clues.

Pnrlninn Sage is guaranteed by Geo. E, I-lughcs to stop falling bnir :ind itching scalp and to drive out dundruil und kill thc germs, or mon- ey back. It is the most delightful hair drcnsini: in thc world not sticky or greasy. Large bottle 50 cents.

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SYDNEY, April 2~1-One of the

most disastrous fires that has occur- rcd in Glace Bay for some time, de- stroyed ihc new Aberdeen public school today. Apart from the loss of the building, there was no serious mishaps attending the fire, the child- ren, of whom there were several hun- dred in the b\lllding~at thc time, bc- ing marched out quietly by their teachers. Therc were iivewicpartliients in the building, all of which were oc- cupied at the time. The fire originat- ed in the basement near the iouuila- tion, tllo the exact cause is still un- known. The building was badly burn- ed. being almost entirely gutted in- side and only the walls remain stand- ing. The firemen were on the scene shortly nftcr the tirc stllrtcd, but -.were unable to control thc hlnzc, and devoted their exertions to the snvin

House maids and wives will

do well to secure one half doz- en of Patons big bargains ap- rons for house cleaning- Putous. 4-25tltfl‘li

The popular Cluett Arrow Col

lars are here today in great var- iety We are showinu -‘lil the now- esr. stylesin ciose_',set fold collars. with either square or round coll- ar. Those oome in quarter sizes and the price is 200 each. 3 for 500. Gluett. Collars not. only fic and wear but they possess alltlw style that skillful critters and ex- pert finishers can put into a coll- ar. There is no onli-lr :ls smartly stylish as t.h¢C\uer.t coil:-»rs.ThBr0 is a style to suit every need and every taste and we have the style that will suit you 200 each 3 for 50. Moore 0 McLeod 4-24dr.i.

Big apron event on at Patous

this week-Patons. 4-25dtf1‘ll-

Large Size EM BRD! DEREO

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A waterproof coat. for 1'0"' smell boy is somelhlnfl that 5" U have been`lo0|<ino for a lonn ¥f_l""°1 These new ones today w0JU>*» 8* carefully cur. and as well madp e5) the models for men. Prices Sa 0;; and S6 00. Sizes for boys 8 to l- yenrs oi age. Moore Q N0'-59°'

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. ~ . . g *of the adjoining buildings. The loss twill not bc hcrivv. the building being worth about $9,500, oil which there was $6,000 il‘\l~\l\l‘l\llcc.

I consider MINARIYS LINIMENT

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I got my foot bndly jammed latc-

l_v. T bathed it well with l\lINAR.l)'S LINIMENT. and it was as well as evcr next day.

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` Call in and soo our si§\0"?f;: showing ot' tim famous bnillbt Trees deriiios. Made in all the lul- est blocks. iii oil the most. p0|i2:)_ lar colors ond slmdos.Prices 20| 2.75 and 3.00. ll. H. BROWN-,".“’ Young Mens Man _ 4 JMU'

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