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‘Water Jugs ' 190

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Wednesday Evening May Sth 1915 I

GIVEN

lt is tilting that the Royal Boots

should be given the pride of numeri- cal precedence over all the infantry regiments of the British Army for not one of them all has a history that can

las's Ecoexals,” na the Lothians have been happily dubbed. How far their story stretches hack into the mists of long dead centuries, who shall say? For their origin is veiled in mystery. and to this very obscurity the regi- ment owes its romantic nickname of “Pontius Pilates Bodyguard."

“What’s In a Name?" `

As long ago as the days of the first

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AUCTION I

Choice Property For Sale In Charlottetown .

BY BENJ. CARTER & C0.

We are authorized by A.J. White. Charlottetown. to sell by public auc- on Monday, .\Iay 10, 1915; commencing at 12 o°clock noon. that splen- 2 story house situated on Upper Queen Street. This house is new and

Iirtcd throughout with modem improvements; 'also new barn. House

BENJ. CARTER. Auctioneer.

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STALLION

0 _‘ _

Philadelphia a number of women

toilers from neighboring tenements

Enrdlmem Nol 3 Pure and were asked _rvhat they considered the

z\nS\\'e_r was noi liquor, or unsuitable

SME dwellings, or any of the other lfum-

erous burdens attendant on poverty,

lm|7~ but noise. "Noise," said one of the

NADIAN HORSE soclE'rY 2852. _W0m@n acting as Snokesmcnl "is kill-.

DAM ing us. It never stops. No ».~vlf_» mn

sleep until midnight, and the n~3_sc

OSA CONNAUGHT 21036, Imp. .,.,g,,,,, ,,,.,,,,, at ,-,_-_ Brown face and legs white. Foaled A nriter in the National .\l=ir-lclpal 6. Review maintains that the vim-.~ oi

Bred by Mclntyre Bros., Park View, the wollurn of tht: .Ruins is blrscd cn

Hen by Beith. the soundest sclent.~'ic grounds, and

Nappies, etc. ll]

G. H. Taylor 5.,

Sire Cataclysm 11649, by Hiawatha that the health of .hc nation is be 067, Prince Robert, by Prince of ing seriously llndcrzlflnc-l ly toll.

Wales. _ _ _ _ stunt and ever-increasing :ity noise.

Sud Dam -\l=u1l of L-riffen 21030- hl' Them can he no doubt or me tm-ect *i9 Of 53130011 10537- IJ-V B3I'°“'5 Blake, of lioston, an elnin-:nt :turist

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('lty .\Iagislratc's Court. 'rl

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i’B0pIe`S Theatre. 7.15. 5.45.

Prince Edward Matinee. ll p.m. “"

0|' Hg all 0Ill1ll"_ _ 0

play in Prince Edward. 0

BIRTHS

BELL.-At Hunter River. on May lst. d' to Mr and Mrs li. R. Boll. a daughter. ,fo

McDONALD.- To .\Ir. und .\IrS. Jos- l sph McDonald. Scotchfort. ll daughter. ol Congratulations.-S. T

LARGE.-Psssofl peacefully away at E her home. 221 Queen Street. Tuesday. 0 May the 4th. Margaret F.. daughter of y Ure Isle A. N. Large. - ' |

MUNN.--At Wood IsI_linds,_on Fri- lu

Iltyihrgztg' 1£_l§‘o‘{;`sI;°2 W' Munn' nsntly from inflamed mcmbraucee,

3' 5 ‘ but will recover without treatment. In ..C”lmd Mnlllan. dl .un md ,_

.";,°l;lT:f,' p“°“m°m“ °' I"°"°h"'I° prices. You have to leeour llnttres-I

home of her ne- 90

Long River. on m

Surah, young- me hw Mex, that the vapors Oorlier. aged °" °I‘I°fI"¢

@¢P@NHw®w oa~i_¢='>~i-li=I;'_l

ide »l1--- lr i 1 'se ll -lu. ll-_ tl- -- ' ara nam n_oseulhal 13523, by Prince Slcnglseazgs llle _IM _l`;‘e"§fl‘_’|

Albion 61.8. . - ‘tl U - -. f a _,,-g;-;,»,g--;.,-<;;; ;1:;";;;§.‘:: s... :.‘;._;:°§s°:;

ua- _ 1 _

A few years ago in a gathering at

greatest evil of their lives Their

Charles of England, before a blovr was stnick in the Civil \\'ar, a dispute so the legend runs. arose between the Royal Scots and a Picary regiment as to which was the older. The men of Picardy boastfnlly declared "We were on duty the night before the Crncitixion." to which the Scotsmen retorted mournfully, "lf we had been on duty then. we should not have slep at our posts." lt was, it is said. this amusing dispute which inspired some wiig of the time to dub the Royal Scots “Pontius Pilates Bodyguard," a description which has stuck to them ever since.

But, apart from such mythoIogy.l

none can dispute that the lst I-'ool were part .Df the English Army as' long ago as 1633, when Ullarles I. hadl only been eight years on his throne, that their predecessors had been iight- `lig gallantly for several centuries bc- fore. and that their fame was great through Europe long before any other British regiment was cradled. I

the Scotsmen, with the heroic Munro

with terrible slaughter. Here for nine* -.veeks they “held their fort" with grilli _ tenacity against all assaults until Hep-I burlfs gallant lads llewed their way

compare in length with that-of “Doug~'

sw liv bro

Ba (IQ

the

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more blast after blast of lead -rll

d I" uI°__A'“°fI°°" W2' _bringing fruit and, vegetables

In Il'-6! YGIYS the Royal Scots are (hills

Well lttln _performing prodlgies of tree valor against heavy odds, when 2.800 llley British were _pitted lsilinst twice the the umber of Americans at Lundy's Lane. __ cltwani and rorward she liao of hal- ?“r ` ll0Wed_ the British now sweeping e1-

!l\0 enemy _before them. now being lll

rol `

urled the Americans back with ter- I e

rible slaughter, decaptured them on es.

the

ing hundreds into fragments. So close li? were the opposing forces." says a _ chr ‘ ‘md

enemy at a few yards’ ra.nge.blow- ‘Im

onicler, “that neither side knew to

whom any particular cannon belong- me

British limber actually' carried off an ab'

ed._ So great was the confusion that a 8°

merican gun and all American a

British gun.”

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by IIS

an the

ord

Ioughty deeds'for Gustavus Adolphus. 5 od

Swedt-n’s king-110112 greater than,I their way out. With the ferocity of when they captured for him the Pom-l tigers they fought until 126 of tllem <‘l'311ia\\ Sll'0l\Sh0Id Of RUZ9l1W=lId. and had fallen dead or wounded ilito the :leld _lt Wllh 8 IJUIIGOS l€ll8Clll" lllllilideep ditch which surrounded the fort. relief came. aild it was over the bridge of their

Few of the stories of war are more doa

thrilling than that which tells how wed their way 10 safer,-_

for leader. were wrecked on a liostilel-lmma_ in me gl-,sr war me pg,-,ll

coast. some eighty miles distant from ; Sl- _\.dolphus's army: how for long lioursl ing alley waited iii the caves by the sea. - ravkvd with lumscr will frown bi' llwltnpialll gurl- ilu- words. ‘lfix l»;l_\».._ - bitter, cold until thc friendly lligIlt'n.» -I' - - -' - '~ - ~~ ~"` _ full on lllclu. and how. under its cover, : ilu- men loatlt-ll their rules. ‘_-\ volley

ihey sallied forth, and ill one fierce.-ll

, \

resisllt-ss onslaught ruptured Rugeu~'llu-r-' 'rho whistle blows, the flame Wald. and swept the vllsnn' out of it _ nies along the pamper. Tilt-ll o-.-rr the

. o ess erolc was the part played the Royal Scots when fighting

on. There fellows. however, to $35

NEW

PHILADELPHIA. Pl.. ll! I..--‘ TIIB

ldiscovery of a tribepf Indians ln th# mountains between Braslliaurl Guiana.

| ` ' who hue a new story of tlié Garden

THE SONS OF ENGLAND ALI. INFANTIlY3»‘ll§_”ii"rl'»i»‘l"f’f°'ri°.‘I.I»i‘.;§_'if.§;'if.."°3`i'

_P¢¢5¢nu_ . ' ‘ _ - _ ' :»';fllll¢':ille'i1§lll~?n,l='lil§iw"ass‘f»'lmi:° nu;

For King and Country

A Great Five Act Military Drama --ntizlzcrloiv or FRANK .oLiv`nit-¢- Proceeds in Aid of S. 0. E. Patriotic Fund

Plan Now Open at _lail1ieson's and Rankin’s II

I -PRICES 25c, 35c and 50c.- __

rotk

in through umm. uuiu. un si to ’ - , in .uh a norm at de-_:__ They llzlieén Their story of the Garden of lie and fled. leaving the forest ‘were

SINE Ulrpeted with their dead and was

dun" ` ' inleara. who dreaded men and women

led back. until the Americans hy a lofi

furious charge captured their guns umm and the day seemed hopelessly lost for *ou

. But the Royal Scots had not said .. , ll'-IBS! Word by any meansl Rush uln_llers and aliuouilted that the tree

ing with fierce cries to the atta_ck.they 'lla

alilsl the MODIS ill T8llglel'S lil lii'l'_S_ _\~E“' YORK' May 1__ Mel,-ill “Q sniall body of them. some 160 lil She

number. had been out off by the enemy shlll

d isolated Ili Fort I-lellriette. where pm _v seemed doonictl to externinia- Oh.

OF LIFE.

resembling the trunk of s tree

e say it was theoriglnal tree_or

ls that In the beginning there tvro brothers who were gods. One Dudwin and the other was 'l‘uru-

snimals. Dudvvld provided tlie

e people came up on a H081 bearing‘all sorts of food. Then said “Here is where Dudwid gets food. Let us come here aiidget it selves and we will not have to of up thanks to hinl." hey hunted up the god and told not to bother about fetching them that they could take care of selves. Dudwld replied that he ld compel. them to work for their

Id be cut down. He offered them chance to cut on' as many branch-

they chose. All that was re- rcd was to plant a branch and ' ter it daily. The people planted it of branches. but grew tired, and they had ellough varieties. which lndian's explain is why there are few varieties of fruits and veget

es.

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EPHARD FILES A

SUIT FOR DAMAGES.

ppard. holder of worlds t~llalmpion~ amateur rullliiill: records and ro-

selitativc- of the l'.S.. Ill several mpir contests. iilcd suit today for; 000 for rlanlagcs bt-cause of ill I

ous .system became sick --

Sheppard

viill he for

tion In amateur

his great damage.

the 600 yard _und 1,000

championship racing been. in the language p , “many times declared amateur cham~ pioll of the United States and other countries Ill different forms of atltlclic prowess.”

1011! llilli from

'and D.

Uld their coni-

the

sets in a

|'3¢8

Intl

that

result he competi “ all to

holds

`W0r|d’s and has

com laint

~LONG MISSING MAN

FIGURES IN CANADIAN

‘ CASUALTY LIST.

l\il.\’NEAi’OL.lS. May 1.- Thirteen

years ago Bernard Frank Laufres, or Minneapolis. disappeared and his re- latives heard nothing of him until yesterday' when they received oflicial word from Ottawa that Private Bern ard Laufers. -First Battalion. had been seriously wounded with the Canadian colltingelit on the battlefield _at Ypres.

‘Do you enjoy that cold? It' not we

suggcst a box of l~‘oster‘s Laxalivl- Cold Cure. It vurcs In a dny and lligllt. 2_5c box-nlnil prepaid.-E. A.

er.” “'S"“" mem fe" 0" “"3 9"' juries sustailiell bv a full ill .\Iad‘fsati I FOSTER. l'0llll"3I Dl'USS!0l‘0`~

cn _v like an avalanche, and while the ' '

Three centuries asv they were doinl; I battle raged around the fort the isolat-

lllcll look the opportunity to fight

l -in _

bodies that the forty survivors Ile-

ne more picture ill this thrilling

ots camly awaited the Bocrs. mak-

tllcir last charge at \\`epei\er.

GUARDIAN ULASSIFIEIJ MIS. _ I

one cant psf word first Insertion In this column, hall camper word

each continuation. Cash must accompany order. Minimum ehlrge

ilortly. like a lllull ill a drczlnl. their

ts. ll “as doll- lll it true. ilcarl). .

_~ lads and then the steel. All toge-

Agellts Wailtetl

EN'rs v/A~ris'l>`fo`sET.`l."`l'=`6'llf PA

l{clp \\'ai\tetl_llIale_

INTERS WANTED. - 3 GOOD

:lirough the Gcrmrul lwrrlvs lu their noi-ilu; ht-iglus. saw lilo lla_\-olivia or ”escuc. thc lioyal Scots sruttcrillg the cllellly

four times their lltlllihcr. like chaff hc-

'rh¢ smtp in Germany fore tho \villd, frolll cverv savage

stout- wall sprang the Royal Scots Once they sllolltcd, once only. Then tllq slaying began." .\lld as the t-ruwtls of llalivcs, ivalvllillg from the ltcigll-

equipment . Stone & Wellington, Toronto Out. 9716--l-‘.!!ll\IE26i

Thc Old Reliable Fonthill Nurser- es. We teach our men to sell. Ex- pcrlellt e ullllctcs-.ar\ Highest ollllilisslolls paul H.tlifisomr\ free 'T

B 9 ' _ , " ‘h ll lc l il I ' _ H l throat, Ilrril-to lulul vllccrs wlilcil swell- EO*

51h Dill-11 BUI9 IIOSG 9949. bl’ bllflllg' ;|f.l: Sm gal Lllceefs lllgltgds me l,l,U5|3€ ll “.a__ llepllurne lm," cwll- ml,».Ul~ cd to it batlli- chorus. tlrownillg ilu- Marillc iulllzillf.. llscd only '» luolltlls. II Dflmleft' 34:9- 1 ~ ' .r _ ` - ` _ _ .. soululs oi -untill:-tll - clusllill ofstccl \\

In this stallion is found as ood :l “tc 'ee' to lllsllrfr its hcaltlirulnss, _hem li st¢°l_wh¢ “ation “dist-¢l».t|l_ _ 1 1 B

g ,lust as thc eye needs periods cf uark~ ;hl-Du ll me mllddl “al l- l~ ul ll, -the cries of ragc the groans of tllosr- u

.~‘~l.“‘.°' ioicl-Q

9°."".".°"i".~’=§*.m"""."_“ awe: lomuisss-inl-Z»m~z-i

' f-.__ \-_-lpn ll. l- - ll ' _ lineally sprung. lwgll wlllll aspl;xl£§":R::;c:_"a:,.}§e lied dai “ill-°I`_ d“Y leads ‘”d“h‘t“bIy W-hat the regiment has done since § in-ouglll totlay to tho _-xmcrit-an Am- °Tl;‘°“l,‘;‘?§ _*;":"_-__ ‘_ d. J it became an integral part Of tile-Brlv ln liulallct- Hospital. Ill addition I0 gun- e H 8' e p fa. ` e wal oprnal Ish ANDY In 1633 3 8131190 3'-I-119" ba* 0 shot wounds. they are suffering frolu “"I"I“°s “II p“""‘°‘““S ‘_“‘d °°“°“‘°‘I llc honors illlprcssively tells us- The ,.0 _illrlalncrl bronchial tuhcs and their P-"‘°.°"s to Wage ‘*“ _"°°°“*“`f'» “““' Sphinx, supcrscribed "Egypt," on Its ' eves are llwollcll from me poisonous Bgulnsf- UllH¢02BSllFY D0lB¢. ‘Vlllilhl 1'- badge recalls a wllole chapter of her- Rc f{lmes_ 58YS» IB 'ID°I'°a°m8'_ tl-1° dwth fate olc deeds; it bore itself as bravely

Those mon sm- that as 500;, as they by '-I¢BU°YiD§ UIC V1*-*fl und l'¢¢l\l{‘¢l'° as the bravcst under Marlborough at 5

' breathed thc noxious gasses released “I-We P°“'°'f3_ Of the “Ck ‘Wd ‘1U1I’”E Blenheim. Ii8llll||I98_ ODUBIIHNIG llllll ’“

bv me Gornlalls lllcy suffered acute”-_ and brutalizlnlz the nervous system Malplaqut. It has fought against thc ;_ their t-ye-l sailleillg and their throats Of 111059 “U0 UH” to “"l~I‘sl3””‘I ‘ts -"|9013 al Tilllglemi “Salim A'“°"I’ I

Twenty Hvo santa.

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blendin of the Clvdesdalc cham ions ` ' g _ -I ` e 0 E ° - ~ »- ' ' 1 I ~ l -I I: I ' . G gn . _ 'l d r li' ness ' 'iioat aild with almost super-human "“"“9“ WU' ‘leani-

_ _ - _ _ » » ______ _ _--~ - ---A ~-

Ji .mal "lam as D any rat one The Journal of Pediatrics, as long bravery captured Frankfort-on-Odcr; _ FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN 3 SEC-

Canada. and that he will prove a _ _ _ -_ »

cat sire I feel confident He is five "K0 BS 1397 SUEECSI-ed tIl8t much of and Who. at the battle of Leipzig sin- NUR-4 BA\I.H AT I-_ F. 0

rears blll lmllm Wllh wlllle lrlmmlngs the startling increase of illeanlty was cd thc day. at its most critical lllolilclll

'_lal.,. alla leg, dur to continuous noise inasmuch us bl' H furious clwrse through 11 veril-

-i » . th e r ‘s tl h rtc t v u t th able illfcrllo of nltlsketry Iirc. which S gllixléllrégke a s_eaS°" In me stud at bl-Eli: Tlhe En;-i(:,ansJ0g:lr‘;ll;le0f0p“b?, scattercd the ellcuiy in ignolnillious fr

‘Alben C‘ras“.el_l_ manager ln cl.large_ llc Hl-gene, ill 1905_ held that llullle rllglit. A few years later. the Sallie ous musical comedy favorite nill np- il

Sewlce fee $104 Mare at owue__.s riskl was harmful ,Well to healthy llel-_l_,lJs_ warriors were covering themselves pear- _at B. F._ l\eith's Theatre for ti

"_ A LEC.l(ll: velerlnarv Surgeon Iirst, because it inte;-fel-ed Wig, the with glory ln many a battle for Franco positively limited ellgagellrent oi one it

’ Owher ’-uccessnry amount ol sleep and scc_ against Spaniards and Austrians. llcre w

,_ll23_4_l0m£___l8“_pd ,llld_ bemuse lt necessltafed colleen, they were joined by other Scotsrucu, tu

_ 1 _ ' trated attention. thereby incl-eanitli wlllo npctkedfuihlheir Standardsn "um abroad- She is “°“` “pI'°“"i"3 alone-

pp | | _ ~ ~ ~ a. poiu s o e compass. un l ilo '

HA E<?Ag(;5RENA TOLD BY _r;er_t_’§_l_;s 1_l;t1ill;org;&lll'llt;!;_i__1;;;¢E:;l0gli fewer than elghl thousand of (hem lgecially lm. llelT_ and also such other FOFI SALE - ITALIAN HONEY

FRENCH WQUNDED- the brain, hut “hen noise interferes Zfere ?ll:lyI"_g p‘I_‘lel.a“d slvllfrd rorfhil la ____ _ _ _ _ '_ lt. _ N . _l reilr ng, a_n ront is army ol ll

l_»_iR|,<_ April gp ._ 1-llll.l_,._uu£_ ?_;l___1_?_epggugggitxélr_l-Llu;oll__t_;uct,l;lt_\;_ Scotsman, lighting so bravely, nearly ul _ French solfiierra who were shot as _ _ 300 y€‘8l'5 350- Ull f0l'l’i8U 501|- If IS hey starring grill" ill ~']‘h¢ Jlllly

_ act proportion to the amount of ron _ _ . l .

they were leaving the trenches near Centmlion and mls lat- ue contlm Seifl illfr R0.\-‘ll S1018 Of l0¥|Bl' NHC 3

C(,llll»aL.lllll_l_ Sullle of me pl-cllch 30|. pathological inliuence. The weight of calls at l.ululy's Lane. and through ‘-0

5_7 dicrs be-ralilc unconscious almost Illl- 0DiDl0fl 1\lll0llE Ilhfslfiafli SGGIDH *O the Peninsular War, froill Corunna to Il’

lediateiy. Others. scarcely coils;-ions be that noise directly allects iiealth. Victoria. It was In the thickest of the “T ctrd un instinct. and crawling out of 53070 0" Wal0\'I0° “emi h“S_ W0" D

lpll. llem.|lL._.,_ ,la,_lm.l.l.ll “way from -~ many laurelll in Illdla, ('-lllna and

,~lll_ South Africa; null wrote its llalluz lm- li' Tho /~;»lllli»r~lilil: lrclll-Ilcs won, gl. GI§llI\lA.\'.\' WILL H\\'l-1 pcrilnhnhly in this rccordil of llu- (‘rl- ( ,Oki-ll with fugilives who had rallell TU A\`SWl'1lt FUR 'IBIS ntca. Indeed. thc valor of tho ltoynl i uncollsclous that many soldiers were **' 50013 has 5° Tallged "I9 °“"I_‘ lim" ‘I compelled gr, llilllb out and mnkeghpll- LONDON, May 2- The oil tank they might well clainras their motto fr rvay toward ilu- rcar over the open stsuinebip Gulflight. Hyllltf. the Amer- thc unc word "unique (cvcrywllt-roi an l-,,llll,l_ lclm nag was lol-lledoell at ll(-,on SM. which tho Iioynl Eilgllicurs Ili-nr so ln As soon as lllc Gcrllialls perceived urduy, oil the Scilly Islands, accord- i"'0lldIl'~ 1. hat the French were leaving their ing to a despatch received by`the _ Of

trenches over ground. they opened Central News Agency. All3'"" "W F"°"°I‘

p an intense rifle and machine gun 'Ijhe crew of the Guliiight has been Br rc along tho portion of the front. lsudoll on the sollly islands, accord- The II”-"“' 3"°‘S '"“"‘ "0 "W" 1” ll hull il about three miles ln r\.\'tr»tlt. me to li later (fentrnl News des- b"“”I' that 'hey “rc the ducemlams or I- wllll lllls me wlllcll cllllglu llle p__~tch_ _ the famous Scottish Archers. whol oundcil brought to the hospital. they The Chaplain of the Gumlghtl “_ Well! f0\’ “WHY C_e“\“"Ie9 the _B°‘I~"j famous prima donna of the Philadel- IlBl‘Il'l$ bP0ll_ P|<‘k0fl Ufl Ill' Fl’€‘llCIl cording to the same advices d'ed of guard of a kms me or Kings ol P

-'F xl tl c v." s, r ls. I'

lt is the opinion of the

nature. It is

bon

ofthe

here, parties who have been wlltm

ear- md "ml"

“ef” mga* limes. mgnesital

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l"`. ': -'rs' ‘ . 7 ’ ` I>;rluo\I`nllillalrIII§'ll5,‘lrll\Ili(ichlllallnllgilll Two seamen lumped owtboard and I"”’“°- “'h°- for exaniplc '~`”" 'end' t- ~ ~|..| ` were dm“'“°d' Th' ozher members without a thrill of prldc '_Il: story ff

mlmtllvsncsnca or view. °' ‘hc °"”" "°"° ‘““°” °" by “ uu-sr uallsui-~_v lu lilo \\'_\m-u.lillo`l-'o.~~ 1’ Thr- luirratlvl-el of tho wnululcll llioll _I:";r°I,r§';;: 23:1 1312?' ST_§'°d'°:_;I --st u coupl~. 'il ccluuriez: ago! Tllc W . _ -'il _ io ' on -' ». \ .;".1- uf- of ;:.t.r.°‘.;‘..‘:.f-'.:'.":r.:..°'..2f:‘:;....21:21. f ‘-1"- “kill” l1<»~_vH°l°__="fll>-is thu ____ ,_ was lo ml). ~ wlll,-el, lu ,lm n “frgerw wl Illlol ps"Lh.°I°gI'“"l' ab borough und when they reached the 1° sc S 0 ralwm Il ne* -exp" °'f°°1 - -- -» - - ---- - --~--- -- mon or°\vvut>nuau- thov learned that I

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_ ' _ .j _ _ _ _~ _ lm ~ , , ‘ l Two llacs, 149 rcat eorze Sl-rect. ;...":.'.'.’.‘.11:l'.':_".:;'.:21f::'2‘...;lz.'l“::::; ,,_,______ ...--- 55.3... *.':";.".'"“'..':.°.':'.§:.5:‘?l':r.$:.? ~ - lug olnlervt-ll' ll thick.. lemnlmolorull Gentlemen.-Last Winter l received I‘°“""'°"' WMI" ‘I°'°"“'I“°d '~° UI"

,,m.,|,(._ ,ll-lgilll; ll, from of lllc Gcnllall sm” “cum mlm' me ll" of 'IN Ilglil to tho enemy though be was out-

-DFATHS .lrtlucllcs and <‘¢lll0¢’H|illK tllenl as ARD'8 LINIHIN1' In I Devon Ili-tok '"""I"°"'I by °Im°“‘ u"°° Q" mm;

’ though ll llcuvy curtain had been lot of IAGri|IPO» and I have frequently “nd 'nh Im” °b|°°t '° 'nyhy the

own. Tlu- gases hung felti-iv over the proved it to be Very ofectlvi In GBIC :'::’ch"'°" °" "bel" '.7 mmuxh me

il. ' I. IIPII l._‘ II UQ, ‘ ` 22.1°, “.'-'§.-l.."'”'{f»-srll 'files i5l°;'.'.r-ll °‘ '"'"'"“' <'°\»w»ll»\s uw bulk of lun me-1 lv liriliworks. scarcely one hundrcd Youre. Tgznl “gf I"*$__°fhIh° uggttmir - urlls away, The physicians believe Y. A. HUTCBINBON. cl ° “° Um’ ' but no pcrmallent herln is-Jlkcly ill “ld 9|-l"°llI“8 UIC l'¢l\\l|ld8f il "5

the case of those who were not stifled

deuili. The survivors suffer poig-

Webh walled "for the Hour after hour of

followed. before

CUB!

sestobsoouvlncadthstwo sell the beat for llie money on P. E. Island. The famous "Dixie No Taft" is now

5 iii

r Y

2°: °"Iyr~ Mi” HW” ’“’.“ 1”" ’°‘ Fon sate-Two Acaes or LAND

nging n series of songs written es- -s

ear. No actress has popularized so

nchelors," Ziegleld's "F'ollies,"nnd ith tht- vaudeville team of Bayes & ol'wox-th, this clever cornedienne

ther singer upon the stage. The big _

Chick Sales and his unique country _

rzuluation day in :l country school,

:pear in such all eventtiln the rural

an of the school committee. Anoth-

evereaux and Eva Condon. in a neo.

rind rousingly funlly farce conicdy; nd other strong features will include antor and Lee; the lamous Avon g. `omedy Four, greatest of comedy uartettes; Alnetll, tho tire dancer our- the I'ai-is Olympia; Morrissey

' .thc 0 lg 'r*It_ and the

otion picture nt_*t.ress; Kerr and Wen- on. lillropeun novelty clowns; und

Edith Tsliaierro 8: ('o., in ".\

ei-idliner at B. F. KeIth's Theatre _ he week of May ‘Z4th.

(ln .\|a_v 17th, Carolina White, the

hia and Chicago opera companies, ill head the bill.

etter brushes anywhere else han this line that we are of-

nywhere else nt the some prices. The

Ami; an absence of "V" “ "°“' Wa sAl.s_A LARGE owsLl_|NG , _

on oston, Nora Iayes, the fum 1

o d tom an extensive trip

vorites as the audiences care to

cout! llutel. 9788-5-4I\I3Ip

iid llalul wagons and 2 st-ls of

KEITIT'-*_ U0h"I`llf\'. llarllt-ss. Apply Miller Ilrns.

to Matllicsoll. hiucdollnld and Str-

in Brigliloll. Apply lit-n_l. ('arIcr

bees. Apply \\'iIlialll Ii. Tuylor. Gran- ville. 9742-4-30m9i

lior Sale

R $ALE.- A 40 H. P. CYLINDER

itll lllagllelo .intl iltriwsirrlcs Gi-il inc llargzlill. .-ipplv li. cure Strath

house painters, at once. I’. ll. Traillor & Soil, 118 Kent Street.

9774.i3lll\i

_ __ _______ __ 0-

ANTED A SUITABLE MAN T norh and talic purt llltcrest in .ill lslilbllslli-ll lllcriallille bllslllcss lil .I proi».pt-rolls Llrlililll; tommunlly ill

t~ll~. ( otlilti I' E lslullil This

is .l r.lrv fliallio as Illis is .l good Illlslllnss tliltlc .intl Illi ollI\ stor-~

ill thu lolnlilli.ilt\ \ppI;. Io A l3o\ 25, hcuslllgtoll. I’ I-I Island

9781 o~4M.lI

Lost;

97§5.l',.4l\i;;l_ LOST-BETWEEN BANK OF NOVA

l tolnllloll ol t‘Il.lrlotlcto\lll Apply

.<1-oliu :lllrl 'l`oollllls` Grocery Stnrc.

browll slllawl. Filltlcr please lozivv

l\it-Killlloll nlul .\lt:NnilI`s Ollitrv.

'lil Great! Ui-nrgtl struct, 97-92-5-3lil2i.

art I one ..9’ ill ».£.!no4lll»l Y

Sillmtiolls Yaczlllt.

9-Hg _l ulglllll BILLY SUNDAY'S MESSAGE AND

any soilgs as Norn Bayes. During Fo

adc more songs popular than any

R SALE-A NEW HOUSE. 6 rooms and bath plumbing complete.

including new stable on said prc- 5

mises. Apply to A. J. White. 76

Upper Queen street, or E. C. White, _*_ _,___ ___ Grocer, Weymouth street. T0 LET.- BRIGHT ROOM SUIT-

methods. Extraordinary revivalist. Quarter million converts. Thrilling book. Everybody orders. Make six to ten Dollars daily. Sample book free on promise to canvass. Bible Housc. Brantford.

louse and ihruc acres with orcllartl. ___

' . ‘Il " 1.. “Sh”-“ '-'- ~". '

:-7- " _

9551-4-l9m14lpd. lr

_ ' _4

may restllie ol the week will be "

hool entertainment, introducing WW

th all the various clialnctcril that

stricts, from the boy who stutters the old rube constable and chair-

Help \'\'niiterI-1"eltl:'\‘ 5* I

_ l Fri

To Let _.

ble for parlor nlul bed room. Centr-

ltlly located. Apply ll. tzure Guard- inn. 9783-5-4M3ipil.

ANTED-A GENERAL SERVANT. FOR RENT A FURNISHED HOUSE Apply Mrs. A. A. Zliucllolialll. 126 to lct for summer months possess- lloollfoni sn. 9193-low-r»-lnlzil. ion liiven June lst- Apply 10_Bru§l\- ANTED _ ',{“‘EXfE'§T“ D toll linlul. 976|-5-MJI

W N E CE '

lllaiil for gclu-ral liousework. Good g

waxes. Aply to Mrs. \\'_ li. l’rowsc. , _ \vN|It(’(l I-IS Ellbioll gi _ _ 'l|961|\\ 5~4lll3I WANTED By AN |;oER|_y"|_A“Dy_

“IF °°m°‘IY '°8¢“\'°‘“'i1I be Jack wanrso-MAlo`lN“l=Awl||.v_oF` hoard and longing lu western pan

9749-5-l i\I~li.

two. Apply 30 Rochford Square. or City. Apply at this office.

9794-l7w~5-4-mill.

d Hackett s n u rr

hers.

eath of Old Virginia" will he'thc.

-_-___ 'You can not possibly get

ere else than this line we are ol

other purposes. 'l`hey’re positive better -brushes than you can nt

_r- lie-ia if 5 il.-

'H-w ‘ev

unds needed for

Please send Cheques and Postal

the

lrders to Lady Boyle, Hon. Treasurer

sting here now. Shaving. Tooth: ` nth, Nail, llslr and other brushes

bian Red _Cross

_-.»l

Want a Oliicesli Cromwell Road, S. l'I. Loudon, England

w-f-;-MAYOR rol>llss1_4

g¥__~_'§'l;-¢f»+f_';'-____z2 the Show Ring :u Shown -first

,Al d' ' i I i ‘ ssl -I .» ,~ _ .

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m-or--. 1..-...°f.°...:'.;....”°ia'°‘* - -

athlrd Atthe _ s _

wanna.,

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