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'run onA1¢Lo'r'rm~owN oumntn. U f.-.il¥1¥'11-l 1918

SAVE FOOD

ln ri time needing food economy many people are not getting tall the nourishment they might from their food. lt is not how much you eat, but much you assimilate, that does you good.

The addition of n small teaspoonful of Bovril ro the diet as a peptogenic before meals leads to more thorough digestion and assimilation and thus saves food, for you need less.

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-IT PAYS to buy in this Province -TWO CENTS PER WORD EACH `

_-__ <_lusertion for advertising in this col- -

-AUTO ACCESSORIES! Braces iire_umn_ Cash must accompany order. _ head iiarters. 4939-5-11Sat2wks. ,Minimum CUBPBG twenty-live cents. .

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-LADIES' PANAMA HATS selling at _$1.25 each. See them. Sinclair &j Stewart Lliiilted. 4931-5~li.\l‘.!lEli.§

I __ _-MILLit°:_E_RY_-___Yv0nde,.rnély lowl_ TNEW dw;-il__T§ _v(;_lLE__Ri.0_U$Si%§

1 r ces en s ring iii iiery. ee our-i lll- 0 0119 - ll ll Y "9 1' P01 -

__ sis _ to $2.50. Sinclair & S¢3!‘)`i_;“1r.i'».i‘1i§|l;|gt|;dl|l- “““r‘“ " r ' " ' M” .. !C°mm'w<¢mwt Day but for cash only

` _ __ _ _ - S-Specials in t-hilrlrcn's I 'its HLM/\RKABLE FACTS lliis i‘t~iiiiii'kaible liict was disclosed in [Iwi-,i|||,|_<_ Ltncns and S¢mws_ some

HEGARDING REJECTIONS aii_aiis\\'ei' i.:i\'\‘ll l_" ill" "°""“0l\* .\`f‘S~ i-xlraordiiiai'_v values shown iii t_i'liniii- P.w¢ __ l

-GRAPHITE AUTO greases are

vlleilhesi und best luhi~icuiitii--lliwices have them. 4939-5-11Sat`.lwks.

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- --- it-itlri_\ to ii tiiiestiiiii placed upon tht-_...l and mm.|mme(| m0de|S_ Slnclmry H ""

till \\\ \ \l.i\ sv t)ut ol 1l'i"'tltlll order piipci' bv 'l‘lio1iiai-~ ‘\ic\`utt l'n ig St 4‘)'1"l1l\l’il'I1‘l

'_ ~ ` ~ ' -~ ~ ~ - - ~ " - e\vartLliiiited. .' -- 1.1-i ~ . .

iiiiiii;ii~i~ii-il t`.iii.iili;iii_< l>et\rei~ii the ag- ioiiist rneinber for Salt-oats. ()l` they ___ U J t (kommued nom pdge (me` _

1- til _'tt :intl \\'liii rt-glstei't~tl uiirler llS,ll0tI who izillt-tl to iiiensiirc ilp to _M|D°V SU'-rs FOR WOMEN _ tin- _\lil_:i.|l`_\ .\`i-i'\'li't‘ .\\'l_ llS,0tl0. til`_ t*ltlt‘i4til`}' ".-\" lit) i`t‘\\'t‘i` llitlii 60.000 (-.Dm and skh.[_ “rhhe with Romani

»l»::i_i. 2_1__I__|_i--i_- It-i<iii___\\vi»i'e__l_t_iuiul _iiit_~ii-_ _\:_\-ri- p_la_i_t_~i-ii iii__c:il_ii_goi'_\' iiidi<'tit-}Sn.ip(, and plain n.m"m"g_ Spe(.ia||_._ "mg or me vear In _ho course of i i' ii* '» \'_ '.“i' s e " " "\'_ .‘., Y . _ -. ._ ' '

i . t uii .ii_ u_ _ i. s< t mir i<.i im .ipnt _ _|_m_£q_ you, (1,0,(e_ pe, ,up 51_49_| me term Several em0_\.uhk, and Sm,_

__ _ ibiiclnir & Stewart Limited. tcessful student entertaiiinieiits were

i' “'"":”“°""“ 4 4931-5-1lM2iE1i.| held. A ltlrge voluntary contriliutloii

ii ll l‘.'.'»tlilii=iilliiio.

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CUT GLASS

Wellnei’s Cut Glass has attained a

iigh reputation. _

livery piece has ri clearness-ja bril-

iarcy that marks the highest ideal of :ulring The designs and patterns are

We offer nianv novelties that are

sure io anveal to Wd-

The prices you will iind so uniformly

low, that this finest of cut glass is within the reach of all.

We will be pleased to have an op-

'portunity of showing you our line.

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ioiiflsier, run 1250 rniles.-

i.~li-tftrir: light, electric horn, self starter. etc,

Also two new 1918 model Brisoes, the car wit

W. K. ROGERS 1

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tilt rlciii-iiistialiiitr purposes, li?-is run 2350 miles 0 l 1017 Grey Dirt Clover Leaf, three passcnge

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Hoth these cars are jtist as good as new except

lor thc mileage off t' c tiics. 'I`hey are fully eqipped,

_ 'l`lie price of the same cars today is - Chamler l‘.il5 l'. O. li., Walkerville. Ont. Grey Dort $995 00 lf. O. ii., Chatham, Ont. Pr-ce named on application.

the “l-lalf Million Dollar Motor." I imported the-e mrs late last fall when the. price was $935.00-Today thc price is $1095.00, F. O. B. Brockville. I will sell these two for the old price. ’l`hey are big bargains.

-RESERVE MONDAY, May llilh

ai R p. ni. to hear Rev. A. IJ. Wlieel- er lecture at Clifton. New Loiidon.

sirlijert, “Belgliini, Then and audi

Now." 70 illustrated views. Mu- sic h\- i<`loradale r|iiai'tette. Adinls- sion and 10 cts. i’i'oceetis in aid oi' patriotic work. 4938-5-11.11121.

-NEW WAREHOUSE.-.\iessrs, ll. 'l`. iloliiian l.iniiterl..Suinnierside, liiive ! ei large stafi' o|` men uiigagetl in the coiistructioii of ll new wareliolise at the rear of their business propert_\‘._ This wareliouse will be 140 feet. loiigi by 40 feet wide. will be equlpperi with ’ poiverfiil freight elevator and cveiyvi

iaicility t`or linndliiii: |'relght. The; building will be two store_\'s high and i is lit-.ing constructed close alongsirlei one of their railway sidings so that* vars can he loaded and unloaded in- the quit-kest possible tinie, l

-MUSIC TEACHER REMEMBER-§

ED.~.\liss Mary I). St:liiirn\aii_ niusit-§ teatrlier. O'l.eai"_v. was most pleasant»= ly surprised on the evening of April. lTth_ when li large iiiiiiibi-l' of hi-i'. l'rienrls gathered at the Orient lloteli and presented her with a well iilletll iiurst- and the following address:-| lieiii' .\lis`s Scliui'iiiaii.-\\"c of the l‘ol- : l_\':iiin:i Class and otliers_ your l`i‘ielid= ln ()‘I.ear_\'_ take this opportunity to] say how inuch we value the help _voui linrv so irer-l_v given in 'pi'epliratloiii for the viirioiis eiitwtliiiiiiieiits rlui'~i ini; _vour i‘esitlt>nee in the \'illage_ \\\-l liiiow it has cost not ii little sacriiice iiii _voiir part. and we deeply feel 11 seiise ril` ol>lii.1ation to one \\'lio has so iittrn given tip tiiiie. leisure and work

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to add to the pleasure of otliers. As ti

ii token ot` oui' appreciation :ind es- leeiii. we ask you to accept the iii- i-oiiipuiiyiiig gift. Signed on behalf i»i"tl1e friends in 0'Lerir,v.

-DEPARTURE REGRETTED.-On

the i~\'t\iiiiii.: ol' .\liiy titli_ the iiian_\‘ l`i'ii-iiils oi Dr. ll. l~I. l\‘l<‘E\\~en ot t)`l.eiir_\', who is taking up his re.~i:i-l i-ucv iii S-iiiniiierslde niet :it his iioiiiel to hid hiiii siiccess iii his new lieltl ri liilior, lit-\'_ lt. .\'luri'ii_\' read an :iti- ilrcss signetl h_\' over titty ol' the sidents and s\ii'roiiii<llii;.; district. ex~i pressiiii.: their i‘c;:i'e.ts at his rlepiiri-l tire. \vlie»i'c lic had itilioi‘erl lor up-5 \\'ai~tls of t\\'r-nt,\' years rlurini: wliichl limi- he had viitioaieil himself by his' pleasant sniile and protessiontil dui;-'l to all. On the t-.veiiiiig oi' i\ia_v `_'. llic, iiitiiiy l`ri<-iitls of Mrs. hit-l~Ii\'cii niet all hcl' hoiiie to biri her t`lii‘c\vr~ll. wheii_ they preselitcti airs. I\lcl<lwen with li, silver service ti'a_\‘. .\lrs. i\lcl']welilia.~"i lweii an active worker iii the Redl t`i-oss and other societies iii 0'Lear_\'_l and needless to say will he greatlyj iiiisseil_ \'er_v suitable replies \\'ei'e tleilvei'etl by Mrs. anti Dr. Mciiwcii. i'cgi‘etlliii: their departure. but lintl~i ing the long drives iieees.~ai‘_\' in his] |ii'oi'essioii too arduoui-i t`0r his iirl~l vom-ing years Dr. Mcliwen has tak-l

being District Deputy Grand Miistr-.r

will he greatly inist-lcd by the breth~`

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been well attended to by the various committees appointed at the begin-

was made to the Red ('i~oss Fund bv the Faculty and Students of the col- lege.

Our athletics during the term were

conducted ln a highly t-iiiclent inan- ner. The various sports were liidiiig» ed with a zest and eiitliiisiusiii char~ ticterlstlc of Prince of Wales students. During the autumn months. football occupied the attention of the stud-l ents: and in the winter. lioclu-_\'. But. although our league gaines were not_| crowned wltli tho isticccr-is tor wliieli we hoped we have eiitleavorefl to play the giinie_ in all oui' aflil'-iic sports wi- have kept het'oi't~ us the tlioughl lllut the value of atliletics lies ill thcl tlevclopuiciit ol u spirit of co-opera- tion and self-control.

Our Debating Society this _\'oar has

tittalned a degree of eiiicieiicy scartze- l_\' equalled by that of any l'oi'niel'

term. 1

Our college is clusiiu: iit-ai'l,\' tlircei

weeks earlier' than usual to allow the l students to ttike part in the increased , production movement, .\ii opportun-‘ ity is liiereliy given to all students; wlietiier ol' the city or ot' the t‘ountr_\' to do their bit by hoconiing Solilier= oi' the Soil.

To _vou. our l’rincipril and ileiiilieizs l

ot the i"actilt,v, we say i’iii'ewell. §

The time has come wlieii we iiiu`~t l

leave our Aiinil Mater and take oiiri places as inen and ivonicii in the hat I tie oi lite. We liclirtily zippreciati )'r>ui‘ efforts to instruct us to the best l of your uliility while wi- have atloiitl- , ed Prince ot' \‘\'i-iles t`olle;:e. Although I lui* removed l`roiii you b_\' distance yet l we shall always rettiiu t'<ind ineniori-i es 0l`.Pi'iiico iii' \\'tt|cs t`0llt=,ge, its i’l'inclpal and l\ieiiibt-rs oi' thc l"t1c\ll

To you. Citizens ol` t`liai'lotteto\v_ii.

we say farewell.

We greatly appiieciate _your kiiiil-i

ness to us during our stay in ('liar-1 lottetown. anti it is with i:ratot`ulj liearts thiit we acknowledge your ln- teresl in our weli'riri.~ ever sliice ouri advent to your hospitnlile cit_\‘_

To you, our l“ellow-Stiideiits. wc;

say farewell. t

" 'i‘ii you we eiitrust the duties aiirl‘

iii'lvilt-izr-.<4 of oui' college life. V\'ol ieave _voir to iill our iiiaces. to take- up our ttisks. proiit b_v oiil‘ niistakes and' wliere we have t`ziiied~_\'oti siicceeilii where vve have done well-you tio, better. 1

To you who have not gaiiicd thc?

goal ni' your desires wt- would iirgef _von not to he tllscourairctl. hut earn- estly to endeavor to triumph tivci' thi 1 obstacles in your path. ily persistent . eliort. and uiitiagging zeal you will ov- i ercoliie your dlilicultics. hiiike your, atlvei'sit_v a izoad to greater elfort anfl_ thus nciileve prosperity.

To you, graduates who are ciiihark-2

ing on the voyage of lil`c, permit ineI to give tt w0i'tl of counsel. lleinciniiei that it is in your hands the honor oil our Alma Mater rests. Reiiieiiiliei- al 1 so to uphold its motto, lcli dit-ii. li serve. in the great troubled sea oft

v _Z i < _ .....».i»-..-... ..i . .»¢ ~»». ..» ... ... We are not hcrc to play. to 111'" tm. lol ‘|_l;“‘{v|‘_’:f:_,_ TIE); liiaceedings in any Hay ion ....820` iii-

BUMMERSIDE MARKETS

ririft.

We have hard work to do iiiid ltiutls t'~

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-' Shun iiott tho sti'iigglr-.-i`ac: lt! "l`i

-- l\lr. and Mrs. Steltln Mullins iiiiill

¢ltiiii.:iiir_;i'. lltltli. 'l`r_voii_ were visitors` to \"ictoi‘lii on Siiturrlay_ V ‘

-‘.\liss Iluth Alywriril, Wiitci‘i`oi'il.i

rr-.t.tii'ii<.‘t§' hiiiie hy the car ferry uni Wcfliiestiiiy' ovciilniz i'roin New (Bustier

\vlini'e she. liiitl spoilt the wiiitcr.-il. '

--\l|' and .\lrs t' Brailuii .lt-llv and

f 5 pii id Mi

~.\ii \\llliiiui t laik hiivliii: di~ipo< |

God’s gift. ‘

Bc strung! `

lt iiittlters not how ilccp the cnti't~.iich-

od wrong.

llow hurri the hiiltic goes. lliie day

how long;

Faint iiotkiight ou! 'l`uliiiiri'ow cortical

the soul-Z.

()tliei' siiczikt-i's wiiu were listoticili

to wltii iniieli inti-mst were llis Wor-l

~ ` ` - " J ' l ' '“ V' ` ‘ l`roin time to time.

little sou l\elt.h. hiiiiiniorsldc. spent ~ _|| M i ,- vvrighi, .Q-,x.(:i,v¢\|~m,r Mt-.» _ _ _ _

he iifooit-eritl iii Victoria, thc giiostsl :(i:||0|\al|;(| ivmlj |{_ H, Shaw, who __gm_'f‘_ly (A"$_“|? Higagls lwuifyisbvi _ ii i ii

. , .- , , , _ . _ _ __ _ t' i t ` . . 1 l

l\’iis._Jtll s rents. l\’ll_ .ii _ sl _ _ . il CANADA FOOD BOARD l I 7 ‘\

_ ll. lurtls. Viotoriii. \. . dents and extended good iiilvlct. rind; .

*_ ‘ best wl~tllt“i for tl\Cll‘ f\\l\l¥`¢ ‘~‘U<'<"‘““ = __*___;__ ‘ Y A " ` ' V N

iill wiiimlv roiigiatulatcil the st

'l`ht winizliig of the National Anthem

1 --Gossard--

_ f' _ _ _ Corsets and Brassieres

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‘ 4 , Just arrived our new Gossard Brassieres ‘ in sizes 34, 36, 38 up to 44. Price 60, 85,

$1.25, $1.50. Welt fitting, iight and

\ daintily made Gossard Corsets---'l`here is

stylelin every Gossard Corset no matter what type of

figure. They come in size 21 up to 32. Price $2.00, $2.50, $3.50 up to $5.50. 1

F Spring Suits and Coats

Ladies’ Spring Suits in all the newest styles. in

Navy, Black, Brown and Taupe. With fancy

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Buttons, Buckles and Braid;{Tr1mm1n,Qs. Price $13.50 up to $55.00. Spring Coats in Velours, Cover-, Tweeds, Poplins etc. Price $12.48 to $38.00.

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WOMEN’S PORCH AND MORNING

DRESSES

In styles that-may be worn on Summer. Mornings on the lporch or in the summer. Fancy stripe and check ginghams and cottons in long or_ short sleeves, in plain or straight line belted dresses with trimmings ot white

on collars and cuffs. Price $1.50, $1.98, $2.35 to $3.25

See Our' Saturday Specials

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“’"dl"g 'mm mem' ' lporkib 2i%lPotutoes _.

i-uso in whirl: 1 ‘inc is inii10‘-*Cdl under the autlioriiy of thee-ie ref;-, luatioiis arc iiistitiitod nt the ll1~_ stance: ot' any iiiuiiiclptility, or liy| any othcter til a municipality. thc line shall he ptild to the trciisur- er ot such inunic|pality_ to he dis~ poiisetl oi’ tis tho niuniclpullty_ may direct l`roni time to time. And where tiuch proceodiligs tire instituted at the insfanco oi. or by any iirovlnt-itil oiilccr. such tino shall he paid to thch l>l'0Vi¥\' viii] ii~oii§uroi~, to he disposed ol` as such ti'easiiroi° may direct.

(Friday by Telephone) _‘ W. Oats bus ._

Butter (dairy) ._ Butter (Creamery Calisltlns . . . . .._

Eggs per dbz ._ ..

)............30»40 Eggsdoz._. --22 Pork ._ ..

Buttorlb

.. .. _....34 llayton...

Hay (pressed) -18.00 Potatoes blue ..

Hay loose (new) Hides per lb.

Oats tblk.) new ._ _

Oats' (white) new

Wheat . . . . . . ...

-17.00 Pot.iitoe.~i white rind red .. ......--12 Hides . . . _.. . 95-$1.00 Potatoes blue .. 95-1.00 Potatoes ivhltu and rod ._ .. 2.50-3.00 Hides . . . ... ._

MONTAGUE MARKETS.

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2 n a :tive int ‘res in lodge work. lllf? ‘l0 “Ut ilrlll Wm’ me l'°Sll'~`°‘S Ld' - 1 'l ll '.; i' to Potatoes _ ._ ... ... . . . _ . . _ . 40,| Lamb pelts . _ . _ . . .. . . . 1.00-l.Z.'5 H] H ( i f lbut- _ l"““_,,°';,f,,,Lfxf'if,i'..ipihixtiii “gi ox- Butter in. . .. . ..._.38 Fowl . . . . . ir- 20

or this district and needless to say, BE STRONG lim" 0 th- - monitor or to both Eggs fro'/. 36 Pork (organs in) 18",£--:alia

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i-il ol' his prop:-.rty iii Siiiiiiiiersidc lelti i,,~(,,,g\\i ii". W-or-r~erlln|;s to ii t-lose ` _l \ ‘ 9 nm

on \Votllit~srlii_r iiioriiiiir.; for l.ti\vcll.‘

Nltins.. where he will rositlc iii tiitiirol with his rlaiipzlitci- Mrs. Craig.-ll.

passeiiiter hy' the t'ii|- l`ei‘|'_v on \‘Ved-_ iir-.sdiiy iiioriiiiii; en route to her hoiiie. in Lowell. liitiss.. iil`lei' speiidinl: ii_ shirt visit with frloiids in Suniliier-; >titi'ti.- ll. 1

__M|~_<_ ll). t'|'alg. wus_ all outward; Potatoes bus 50_60_

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Monumentsthatendurcthc lMore light fro

Ravages of Time j|_¢” Cu"-¢nt

Are what you seek to make 1 That is what you get when

the grave of your departed with. We supply no others.

Our Monuments arethe best

‘ ‘é"1§§?.°.".'.i`i’.iI§".°§i°.’ “iiili BLACK ff' ¢0- 1

60 Kent Street Qll

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you u=e our famous CONDOR

n our window.

Sunnyside.

lectric light. See the displayl

Nil Milli CANDY

iii 1-xi-i'i-iso ol` tiic poivt-rs coiil`eri't~tl

upon it hy Orrlor oi His l'Ixct-.lleiit:_v. the Governor Goiiernl in (`ounr~il. dnt- etl fhe lillli day oi' Mul'ch_ lillR. l’. <`. 596. rind of ull other powers t-iiiililint: it in tliiit liehiili`_ the ('iin:idii l"ood Board liei'i>hy orders as follows:

1. No person shnll imike in tfaiiiitla

lor private. consumption. l~`rench pas- tries. iced ctikes. or lilacultn or cakes with icing ol' cunt- augur between lite layers. or iuldetl to the exterior: and no person shall rise in (‘nnridti i-une sitizul' lor miiking for private r~onsiiin» ptioii_ what is voniiiionly culled ciindy.

`.'. Any person violating any ol' the

provisloiis oi this Order shrill bv llii- blc to the penalties enacted in the ()|‘Lli=r ol' ills l<1xceliniit-_\'. the (io\'ei'- nor (ieiieral in (Zount-il. diitod the tweilth day of March. 1918. P. ('. 596. ln which penalties are nrnvlrlell lu' the following clauses:

tai .\ny person vlolutinz any of the

provisions of these reguiiillons. or any Order niude iliereiinilei~_ or obstructing or impeding any oiii- rer or person enforcing or carry- ing out any Order made thereun- der. is guilty of ‘an offence. and shall be liable or suminary con- viction before a Police Magist- trate or fwo .iustices of the Peirce to ti penalty not exceedinlt one thousand dollars and not less

CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS

(Friday) 1

White Oats bus .. . _ .. 1.00 Black Oats ._ 1.00 iliiiyton . _ ...18~20

lStraw Cwt. . ....50~.60 i Butter per lb . . 45-50 |'-Eggs per doz 36-40

Lamb lb. ... .il

Calf skins...... .. ..15

SOUR!! MARKETS.

_ ‘ - (Friday tiy‘Telgphone) W. Oats husk... '... 954.00 B. Oatsbus 05-1.00 Potatoes bus‘~.f.... .i .. .--50 Eggs doz . .. ._ ....32 itlutterlb. ... .. .40 Eggsdoz... . . .......34 Porklb.. . . . ...2i Hay ..

MURRAY HARIOR MARKITI. (Friday by Telephone) W. Oats bus.....__. ..1.00 B. Oats bus ... ....1.00 |Potatoes bus .. 50 Butterih... .. . ..40 Eggs .. . .. . 30 Pressed Hay .. _ _ $20 Hldeslb.

KINIINGTON MARKITI

(Friday by Telephone)

W.0atsbus .. . 1.00 B_0|is bus .. . .___ 1.05

.Bseriu _ 25-35' iiliioii per iii ._ _...a'

Pork if/'

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UNDERWEAR

'1`hose'who' appreciate stylcf_iit and

finish in their underwear# invariably ask for Watson's. The Spring Needle Ribbed stitch gives our garments added softness, grcatcr strength, and longer liic. Made lor men, women and child- ren in all styles, sizes and fabrics.

The Watson lhimllcturlng Collilll. l-llllmll Brantford, Ontario