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_Fishing Tackle

Time nowlfio go over it and see what items you require. You’l1 l _ surely want some new

' things.

I-lnioying The _ Zith-

Fishing

Ourthis spring’s line 1

of Hshing tackle is a marvel. You have the largest and bes assort- ment in the city to select from here.

J. G Jamieson

DRUGGIST

Leading Tackle Dealer

sv _ - f' -9-

Wedding

Rings

stamped. G. H. 'l`. are ihc kind that will near a lilc- tiine. We have :i large stock of iok, 14k and i8k in all sizes.

Piices_ $i_5o to $3 75 ac-

cording lo weight.

G. ll. Taylor

I _ icwcicfsioprrcinn I

'diziv urine csoiici; iiorai will. MONBOURQUETTE, Mgr

Private Baths, Running Water and

Long Distance Telephones in all rooms, Largs Bright Sample Rooms.

CUISINE UNEXGELLEU ` SYDNEY. N. S.

I-idly: . _

"Mum is a splendid pi'i:p:ii'nlioii

for destroying or neutralizing the oil- ore of prespiration. It is a snow- white cream, very soothing and'-plea- eantto the skin, has no odor of its Own and therefore can be used in con- junction Witli any_other perfume. A bus 25c, Money back if dissatisfied. Tlie Two Macs, 149 Gt. George St.

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Cameron’s

°‘llome--Made--

Bread”

Sweet -Pure -Wholesome

(Always The Same)

an be had at ihere grocers-

offin Gr Co--M & A |\lcLcod,

` rockeii 81 Co- Ciiai-»pei's Grocery,

abbe's Grocery- j. R. Cronin,

john Camera:-John Wheatley,

\Vm McPhee-P. L. Sunliwrud,

P. Mullins (between Richnieiid Powx:slSts) Mrs Trainer (Rochford Si M rs Geo Moore (Water St-between

The performances of the hydro-

plane, or dying boat, at the recent

naval review in England are admit- ted to make it clear that one of

these craft might quite readily ,put a battleship out of action, or send it to the bottom of the sea. Place alongside of this fact. or at least this possibility, the further facts that a modern Dreadnought costs ten mil- lions of dollars and takes years in construction, while ten thousand hy- droplancs can be built in much li-ss time at about the same cost, and it ’b¢C0mB8 a mighty factor in the iiii- val wars of the future and it would

seem that there are almost equal possibilities for the aeroplane in the land warfare of the time to come.

cover. aa far as they could, the

cd- ‘md S0 fldliher the desired infor~

than two or three miles. In the Rus.

Y. n some of the

greater battles the fighting front was foity to fifty times as great.

ern battlefield has rendered tho old

and informing than it was,

Now suddenly the commanders and

strategists 'arc confronted with thc knowledge that-one or two men in all a0l'0l>laiic may traverse the whole lines of ah army in a. few hours, ob- serve closely the dispositions made, take note of where batteries are con-

This enormous extension of thc mod- "thc Mother Country is getting on sr

ine-enables this to be dune. This must be prevented if possible, and it can only be done by meeting the re- connolterlng squadron of airslilps

vie; grappling in the central blue, is likely to become a ghastly reality in the next great war that occurs on

land or sea.

Already, in view of the tremend-

ous possibilities of useful service in

saving life at sea which _thc _wireless telegraph has developed, people are led to wonder that there are still hundreds of passenger steamers on the high seas that are not yet equip- f ned with this most necessary outfit. E We say that the world has been N

seems to be with regard to the ap-

one of the belligerent nations is bet-

mation. But down to ii hirmh-0,3 ter equipped than the other with thi 2 years ago the front of a large army, means of carrying on warfiire in thi ments and Hours, turns to acid, Gas rarely covered ii distance of mor, air. and Stomach poison, which lllltfeib'

Here, as in Eiigliiiidj we are grati

B e Dcrforiiiaiiecs of thi

airbouts at the naval review, and perhaps a little proud to find -that

well in this line of mr-ation

tain has been giving this free exhi bition for thc instruction of the

, .

world, it must not be forgotten tha' we know very little of what othci nations have in the meantime achicv ed in the same line. The greatest secrecy is constantly observed by thi creat niilitnr-y iiowcrs ns to thc dc

Zniii-Biik Brought Quick Relief.

Mr. Alex. A. Cameron, of Fair-

mount, Aiitigonish C0., N.S., writes: "My |ittle_lirother (three years old)

better lie would he frightfully scar- red. l never saw any person iii such a shocking state as lic was after the ar.- cideiit. The doctor who attended him gave us sonic lotion with which to bathe the scaids, and we followed this treatment for some time, but the lit- tle one did not get any case. ln fact, sometimes the picparations given seemed to mulie his pain all the \VfJl'B0»

“We nt last stopped the medical

trciitmcnt, and tried Zam~Biik, and nfter the first few applications the child seemed much easier. Zam-Buk seemed to draw the fire out of the scnlds. In si fcw days the wounds ceased to cause him pain, and heal- ing' then commenced. In' ii few days he was quite well again.

“Not only so, but Zam-Buk heiiled

the scalds in such ii way that no scar or trace of the terrible injury has remained. A person, looking up- on thc child today, would never Know that he had had such ri terrible ex- pcrience."

Zam-Buk is just as good for cuts,

bruises, ulcers, piles, blood poison, fcstoriiig sores, abscesses. pimples, eruptions, and all skin injuries and diseases. '

All driiggists and storcs I-04:. box, or post free from Zam-Bnk if-o., Tor- onto, for price,

_'l‘i~y Zuni-fliik Hosp, too, 251;. lah-

lot.

"Neckwear:-An up-to-date line al ways on hand in silks and crochet.

If you want novelties, here is the

' ‘piece ici- riicm. "sr~ice'¢." 4-z9<iti_

' \\"l']I.l~`»H i)ISl¢lS'l‘,\ Blill~ll~lMl‘JN'l‘.

had his fiicc badly scaldcd' by hoiliiig'|lRmCl\t Um" lllflt iif Home llulc tallow, and wc thought if he ever got The discussion gave to (jimiireilo

'Vim flllvstioii of the cliscstiililisli ment of the Cliurcii of hhigland ir Wales seems for the time to hrivi roused more of _angry feeling and sharp invcctivc in 'thc Imperial l'ai~

Ll0l'll G00l‘i!c s rare opportunity in a. bitter retort iipnii some nicinbcr .of the nobility in which he sliowcr rather scant respect for _their blur blood. l)isi_-siu‘lisliiii.ciit, in the mind l of its’ advocates is the diversion oi church eiidowiiients to the piii-poses'

licvoiishirc had characterised it ai-l "r<1hbery ol' God." "Docs he noi. know," queried the (llinncellor, "that the very foundations of his, fortune were laid deep iii sacrilegcl and built on desccrated shrines and piliaged alters?"

Here Lord Hugh Cc,-_il interposed,

an angry protest, to which Lloyd' George further rctortcdz-

"These charges that we are rob-

bing the Church ought not to ire l>l”0\|irl\f- hy those whose family trim ii l8\lcn` with the fruits of sacrilcge at the Reformation. Their ancestors robbed tho Catholic Church, the \i1oii» asterics, the alters, the aims noir;-mg, They robbed the poor. 'They robbed

lim dead. 'l‘licn when wo try tn re-I cover some part of this pillnged

_of public education. The Duke oi'

lll‘0Del'ty for the poor, l.hcii‘ desi,

STUMMIH _Ill llllllill

Dlapopsin in the house handy? _ This harmless blessing will digest anything you can eat without the slightest discomfort, and oV0!‘C€_>m¢ Rl sour, gsssy Stomach five minutes after.

Tell your pharmacist tollet you read tiic icrmuis. piiiiriiy printed 0° these 50-cent cases of Pape's DIIIPGP' sin, then you will readily see why it makes lndigeetion, Sour Stomach, Heartburn and other distress go in ive minutes, and relieves af- OMG ich miscrles as Beicliing of Gas, ructations of sour, iindigested food, iiusea, Headaches, Dizzlness. C011-

From time immcmorial spies were slow to grasp and apply the wireless stipation and other Stomach disord-

sont out by opposing armies to dis- where it is -moat needed. And so it U9-

Some folle have tried so long to

_ _ , . , f` d relief from lndigcation and DY9'

Sllenlfl-l1.of_ the enemy and the dig. plication of the airboat and thc air~ :gpsia or an out-0(-gr-der stomach

position of his forces. Following this ship to the needs of the naval and with the common, every-day cures Came the practice of sending 'out ,.7 military service. It seems to be quite a“'°"tl5°d that th” hal” °b°“t made

force oi' cavalry to break tm-0ug| within the bounds ofpossihility that 2 the screen behind which the inair the fate of some great campaign case of Narvongness, Gastritis, Oat- strengtii of the enemy was conceal. msvyet be decided by the fact thai iirrli of the Stomach or_Caiicer.

I _ . p their minds that they have _s0_me- hing else wrong, or believe their is a

This, no doubt, is a serious mis- ake. Your real trouble iS. Whllli Y0‘\\ at does not digest; instead, it fer-

.n the digestive tract and intestines,

swjapanese wa i _ had to rc d th and besides, poison the breath with

risnseous odors. A hearty appetite, with thorough

digestion, and without tho slightest discomfort or misery of the Stomach, is waiting for you as soon _as you de- ide to try Pape's Diapeiwllh

Pl'¢l foi C

fashioned reconnoisance less effective Oilcnce and defence. But while Bri '

lox a Cold in 0ne_l)ay

At last ii remedy has been discov- e-ed that will stop a cough. GUN 8 cold, relieve asthma in a few seconds.

ccalcd _behind hills or rising ground,, tails of their appliances for iigliting It is called “l08 Nox a Cold." -lust mid generally take a bird‘s-eye vicwaiid <lesti'oyiiig an -enemy, and tin of all that is going on. Tho elevnt-`|ncxt great wiir may be fruitful ol

cd point of view of the flying mach-lgreat and even fatal siirpriscs.

you try it. 25c a bottle nl. George E. Hughes drugstore

fat of sacrilcge."

This is hard hitting, but serine not to have exceeded the limits of

show the heat which has been evolv- ed over the question of diaestablish- ment, and it seems for the time to have drawn closer the ties which unite the different elements of the miiilstcrial party, made up ns it is of Liberals, Noiiconforiiiists, lrisli _viitioiinlists and Lahorltcs. Tbcrc are perhaps few qiiestioiis in regard ro which these diversified interests :ould be more readily and stcdiastly iiiitcil tliiiu on that of discetnblisii- ment.

"All ninil orders receive pronipl.

mid rnrcfiil iittentioii, We give mull- ordcr shoppers nil the :ittciitioii :ind i=utii~ifactoi'y service that is ncconicil personal shoppers. You can buy by mail from us with the certainty of getting just what you ordered at the right price and witlioutloss of time. Mail orders for iiliiiost anything in our line can be promptly filled with the exception of liquids-we do not cure to handle miiil orders for these. i`he McKinnon Drug Co., corner Gt. George and Kent Streets. 5-Zidrtf.

' ADVERTISING CLUBS.

[>Alii.'Ais‘, Texas, May 20---~'l°hc

membership of the Associatcii Ad- vertising clubs of America has in- creased nearly 70 per cent, in ri-.0 last year. This was l;he,announcc- ment nmdr-_ in the annual address of

lircsideni. nf thc natlongl ¢\i'gnni/.:i- tion, in his annual report at the r‘mivcntion's first session here to day. The membership increase isfrmri

cendanis accuse us of theft -they whose hands ure dripping with 'thc

5,776 to 9,781, the number of clubs enrolledYinlmcafingifrom 99 toilihl.

Queen 53 Pownal) 1"" ,

f'_*'_';\ Keep Out The Flies

“Swat the flies" is good advice,

but “keep them out” is belief.

You Need 0ur

SCRl£I£N DOORS, a big line

cf high grade doors, plain_and fancy finished., Price at. _ . .$I up,

WINDOW SCREENS, both

standard and adjustable styles.

Eallh osoanr ooooio ¢°°¢° up-

Fennell & Chandler

Victoria Row

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Hill?-1'"-;l1:g gamut! :guess often. All _n ali, tiiercgarc,

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parliamentary usage. It serves tol

George W. llolcinan, of Rostow

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_siminy .-mr.. ...animal .si i~_i»i.iN... 7 Sunmypms- THE l _ 5 f Sale _ l '

with s. stronger. force of tho ssine Ag (hers is often some one in yogi* ‘ _ _ . ' » ‘V '

kind. So it seems that .Teiiiiyson’s ll;:'tli|gnWl‘J; S323' ‘;gr:\tt:;’kB‘;lo\:;c§; I y _ vision in Locksloy Hall of "airy na- grmlble’ why d0n,t you keep some _ _ _ _ . .. - '

_ A Hat Manufacturer offered us 5

gross outing hats, pretty jaunty

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Peanut straw, feather weight, just

, " » the thing for picnicers, campers

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deft fingers rushing them for Wid_ nesday and Thursday’s selling :By

securing this large quantity wg are enabled to offer theni as a Vic-

` _§b Z » | fishers, tennis, golf or other out-

: _ ____ A ; side sport. There are one hundred _ ‘-_"7 l / 4

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day morning.

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A Timely Tip lo Mothers

, Gel in on ihis

-_ Ii you have been waiting for a good thing licrc

it is. We have under priced FOUR full lines in-

cluding about twenty different patterns, of boys 2 and 3 piece suits for Boys from 5 to 16 'years old, iii dark blue and black serge, 'fancy check and striped cheviots, scotch tweeds, smooth finish wor-

siereds, and dark blue thibet cloths, prices run

. from $3.00 up to $10.50 your choice at._._.._._|-3 oil

This sale also includes a complete assor'.

iucnt of bays’ Buster Brown Suits ages 4 io lo

PATON”S

years fancy chevlots tweeds and worsteds light

run from $1.75 to $5.5o,your choice at.........| 4 off

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GliASGOVi`, May 20-The island of

St. Kilda.. in the Outer -Hebrides, has been cnt off from the world for rinonths. No Christmas mail has yet been received there. The inhabitants who number 80 souls were starving __when the truwler Stratiimore touch- ed there. They only had a handful of flour left, and their only resource was sea birds' eggs. The tra.wler`s crew gave all they could from their -own meagre stores, and then report.- rd tho desperate plight of the lsloiul-~ ers. Tho government is hui-iy now, iiiid is sending help iii a hurry. First Lord of the Admiralty Churchill or- dered tho flout to despatch a warship to the spot at once, and tho reliev- ing ship should reach there on Sun- day.

DUEL WITH _UARVERi:l. _

MONTREAL, May 20-To decide

tlioir superiority at fencing, William Lennie and Richarding Laevut yes- terday fought for two hours , with carving knives. Lecvet is in the hospital with a gaping wound in lis side, and _may die, and Lennie is held in jail to' await developments. The men were intoxicated and ~iad ii long argument over their tespectlve abilities with i'olls. Grabhlng carving knives from ii table in their hoard- hig house, they commenced to fight. They had heenat' it over an hour_ when Lennie got inside Leevat’s giia-rd and 'drove his k'nlfe into. his

nnd blood was flowing from the wound in his side. Just then the pol- ice arrived. » , iiNo'ri-isa nook srniici-:_

LONDON. May .Z0-bodoii la

threatened with , another serious dock strike. Five 'thousand light- ermen struck tonight on account of

ii dispute arising thru an att/omqt to force s single recalcitrant to in n the lightsi~nien's union. The Lon- don section of the transporters’ led- eration has adopted _a resolution in wwf 01 waive mimiicq to ~ his strikers and iniisaa the dispute ' is

000_ 'transport workers will also

mornsiwaas s'rAaviNo. _'_ . . HANNAH T0 REMAIN-

soon settled it 4| believed that 4.00,- '

'l`0RON'l`O, May Z0-That Hon. W.

J. Hanna will not quit politics to go' on the railway commission. WHS definitely declared by Sir James Whitney today. 1-Is said: "Tho stroy in a morning paper that Mr. I-lanna is to be the successor of Judge Mabce has no foundation whatever. It is 'not true that any offer of the posi- tion . has been made to Mr. Hanna. Tlils being so the other statements in the story need no comment." l

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“Lustre Loom” undersk iris fcatherlight, silken bright, fashion’s height and prices l

right.

Gladioli Bulbs -- gladioii

the nicest of all garden flowers 25c and 36c _per doz-L. A. Haszard. 5 zidiw

"Call at the National Clothing Oo.,

and get fitted out for the holiday, Shirts, Belts, Collars, outing shirts, spring caps, Fancy Hose, trappy ties, Club Bags, Suit Case, Trunk, Hats, Suspenders and Outing Pants,

"The National Clothing Co., have just received today n cuinplcte riingc of Boys and Men’s /imerican'& Eng- lish Gaps. Piiccs 50c 75c $4.00 $1.25. 5-Zldli.

Gladioli Bulbs assorted

colors 2 5c and 36c per doz.- L. A. Haszard. 5-'airiiw

"The lindlcs' Home Jouruiil, .funn

number, has arrived nt. (Jai-ters Bookstore: This is the lli‘idc's num- ber, iind as June is thi-_ inmilll of flrldos und Roses this heiintifiii num her will be ciigcrly sciiixlit r\it.ci~ niida great treat will lic missed if li vpflv is not in ovcry home for thi- family. rricc only inc: mniicri in iiiiry_~|z\l~ ress postage paid for lllu. -i‘l1‘l’~

Carriages We have already receiv-

ed for this aeason’s _lflll¢» I len car loads of carii|8f°'

in steel, solid rubber and I cushion iirer. mmufeci- iired by the four indin! fir m s in Canada. '

National Clothing Co. 5-21d4i.‘

I A iioiuii: fn crnjuidlvi

right side, dropping to floor. Leevct D - _ _-----1

ilie unexpected happen.

was unable ,to rise from the floor ' - " ' ' .

Get 'cr Canada Life Policy H

A Canada Life Policy will give you supreme saiiif-iclwlh

it fully protects you. thoroughly safe-gunrdll Y°;" l":1‘:|r°;';'

and proteeiaihosei 'nearest and delrui io W" W "“ Y

no oligora o to 0 lo. i _

For A few cents a day we will lay up A coi1_iforii‘ub5N;‘\|'|':|‘ -

for your old age or for the use of your wife and am Y

Call in and use us about ihsinlillr io-day.

` _ _ M naizef W¢K¢ ers; P. Eil Braucll

‘84 _Great George __

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'The Removal Sale of Boots and Shoes at clearing out prices will continue until we close. Save your money by getting your family supply of footwear NOW ' ' ' T

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