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_ WM. S. BABCOCK

Lawyer (U. S.) and Registered Pa-

nt Attorney, 15 years experience

li Canada and U. S. Inventions promptly patented. Trade Marks onli Designs registered; infringement and validity searches. Evidence collected in patent suits. Reports prepared ior

counsel.

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The Tlllilerials and Northenders play- ed a. hot game of baseball last even- ing in Victoria Park before a large Humber ot spectators. The Northenil- efs ‘N011 by it score of 12~7_ The line-

up ,vga as follows:-lmperiais, Catch- er. .'Stewart; Pitcher, F. Hobbs; lst Base. H. Mcocllalti; 2lla Base, Jack McNair; 3rd Base, Max Hilchy; S- Stop. J. vlcllenlon; c. Field, lvlllroll Stewart; L. Field, J. Mclaacllerll; R. Field, G. Power. Northeuders--Catch er, P. Stewart; Pitcher, W, Lawlor; 15'? B9-B0. P. McQuaid; 2nd Base, L. Matheson; 3rd Base. P. Clark; S. SAOD. H. Morgan; L. Field, W. Trai-

-nor; R. Field, Geo. McMahon; C. Field,

G- Fergusoli. _ `

-.(3P°¢iai to .The Guardian) Baseball results yesterday were:

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. _

M Jersey City-Jercy city, 5; nicll-

illolid, 2.

At Providencc-Newark, 9; Provi-

dencc, 7. _

4 At Toroilto-Rocllestcr, 5; Toronto,

1 At Montreal-Buffalo, 17; Montreal,

AM ERICAN LEAGUE.

At New York-New York',"1'2; Sl.

Louis, 7, New York, 5; St. Louis 4.

At Pililtldclpllla-Detroit, 2; Phila-

delphia, 1.

At Boston-llostoil, 4; (licvclnnd, 1.

_ At. Washlllgtoil-(llllcago, 8; Wash- ington, 2.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At (Iillcinllati-New York, 5; Cin-

cillilati, 5,

Teil innings, culled oil account of

darkness.

_ At St. I.oulli-Brooklyn. 2; St. Louis,

At Pittsburg-l‘llihidelpllln., 4; Pitts-

burg, 1.

At (.‘ilicngo-tillicllgo, Boston post.

polled oil liclfoliilt ol' ruin.

__N_o Federal Lcuglio gnincs sched- l ci .

lMlHlElll Nilil

E[lMMlNllll UN

tSpcciill to the Gliardlail.l

BERLIN. Jlili.(‘V l2.»~ via Allister-

daln.- Although well rcceivcd ill ol- iicini qliilrte-rs, tllc Alnericoll lloto has coiled t`ur some sharp conlmcnt t'rolll tho liewspnpcrs.

'l`hc Koliliscllc Voiks Zcitung says: “Without doubt Mr. Lansing, ill

<-,olllparison with Mr. Bryan is :L mail of very sharp tone, hilt the Gcrnliill press will do well not to inquire too allxiollsly whether llc is a. mall of sharp or o't‘ poaccflil tone.

“Uuh sublnliriilc wartnrc will not

reuse on that account. lf American ships or Anlerioans ill British ships enter tho war zone they must, dos- pitc Mr. Lallslilg and l’rc.silient Wil- son luke thc risk involved in such -li voyage. America cull claim thc right to judge neutrals' rights only when silc herself lnaiiltains lle(litl'a.lity. Such was not the cnse under the paci- fists Mr. Bryan, and probably will llc just as little the case under the ill- ternationai law except, Mr. Lnngslilg."

NO ANSWER FOR TWO WEEKS.

Tile Vossiscllc Zeitung l-lays: “Tho note probably will not bc nn-

swered sooner than two wccks, be- cause the arrival of`l)r. Moyer Gerli- ard with special messages from Count Von Beri'.<lioril`, thc Gcrlnlill nin- bassailor at Washington, to the Ger- man governlllent must ,hc n\vai_ted. l-lin arrival is not expected before tho 17tll and lilo answer callnot bc prc- pnreli uiltil after this."

Tile notc has been well received in

oiilcilli l|ual'tf~rs.

NATIONALISTS ARE

AGAIN AT PEACE.

LONDON. June 12.-- The <lll`i’crenc-

cs betwoell the Nntionalists Party and the (labinet concerning the ap- pointment of law otlicers for Ireland have been settled by permitting Igna- tius 0‘Briell to retain the irish Lord Chancellorshlp, instead of that office being given to the Rt. Hon. James ll. M. tlnlllpbeii, and by milking John Gordoll, Unionist member of Parlia- meilt for Londonderry attorney-glu- eral.

Mr. Gordon, although an anti-Home

Ruler, is not so pronounced all Ul- steritc as Mr. Campbell. Tile Natioll- alists agreed to accept ilim for the sake of tho elnllnation oi Mr. Camp- bell. `

At n Nlltionalists meeting held to-

day. ami over which Jolln liedlnond the partyts leader, was presiding. re- solutions were passed expressing sat- isfaction that the protests of the par- thc Lord Ciiancellorslllp being hand- ed over to ri Unionist, and especially a Unionist with the record of Mr. Campbell." ty shall "abstain, in view oi the ox-

Tlle resolutions agree that the par-

traoriiinary dangers of the present crisis, from taking any hostile action agaimt the new Government in con- ection with the appointment of a lfllnionlst. to the attorney-generaiship of ireland." They express the con- viction that nothing has occurred in any way of jeopardise "the certain operation at. the conclusion of the war. provided always that meantime the people protrst and keep the national organization and preserves the es- sential unity of tht! C0\ll\¢l'Y~"

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PERSONALS

Mrs. Morris and son, city, leave this

morning ell route to Consort. Alta.

Mr, and Mrs. ll. V. Longworth, City,

have left Ou a visit to St. Jolili. '

His Worsllip Mayor Stems returned

from Toronto last iligllt.

Gunner Gibson Taylor, of the Heavy

Artillery. Sydney Mines, is home on li. short furlough.

His Hon. Stipendiary Magistrate K;

,J..,Martln_ returned .last night from

Toronto. - .

Sergt. Lieut_ Col. S. R. Jiinkins, who

spent the week end here ett yester- day on return to Halifax. _

Mr _William M. Milcpilaii, son ot Dr

Macphail, has been- gav.el.ted.a second lielitcalaut in the Callaliiau,Eilglnecrs_

Mr. J. J. Hughes, M. P. Sourls,

was among the inward passengers oil eastern train yesterday morning.

Mr. Harry Ritchie ol’ Tile Bank oi'

Nova Scalia, Sydney, (I. B., is visiting his old home ill this city.

Lieut. R. B. Rogers, 82nd Abegweit

_Light lniuiltry, has been confirmed in his appointlnellt, and Ml' Lucas' Ray Allen has been gzlzctted provisiollzll lieutenant.

Mrs. Carsilil Flood has returned to

the city i'roill ti. most elljoyallle visit to St. Jollil, where she was very widc- ly entertained by her former irieiids.

Mr. D. J. Show, teacher nt (‘llerry

Hill, was a visitor to the city ull Sat- urday. Mr. Sllaw‘s name was inad- vclltllntly given in ycstcl'dny's issue as Rev' D. J. Shcrn.

Mr. Arthur llnyilrell ri.-turlleii yes-

terday to lllontrcul to rcsuino ills duties with thc llilllk of Nilvzl Scotizl having had it pleasant visit ill this city.

Holi. Senator Murphy, of Tignisll,

was a passlcllgor lly illc express last night. llc is registered lit the Vic- torlu ami intends to rctnrll by this nl'terlloon’li train.

Mrs Davlll lllontgolllcry, who has

bi-cn spi-ntling tho wiiltl-l' with hor ilaiighicr, Mrs K. J. l\’lni'lill, oi' this city, leaves to-inorrolv nlornlllg oil ii visit to hor dilliglltor, Mrs Mcliny, oi' Wctnskiwiil_

Mr ullil Mrs Shiiw, of Montreal,

ziccolnpallicll by Mr Douglas Show, arrivcd ill the city ily lllst night’s express and arc registered at the Victoria. Tho young nlnll will he a prillilipfll ill an interesiiilg cercmoily to take place on Wedilcsiluy next.

Mr. \V. Il. S. ltitcllic, Mrlilogcr oi'

_tile Bank of Nova Scotia, Sytincy, is

visiting his parents, G. W. and Mrs. ltiicllie. During his lioiiilays Mr. illi- chic, with his wife and dnupglltcly vis- _ited Boston and otllcr illlporlzlllt points. ills tinlo being liinitcll llc leaves lol' thc nlailllaild this llloi'llilig_

Capt, (‘. linvclock Maollean. 4th l-‘lolii Anllllilnllce, 2nd Canadian Contingent now in Folkestilne, king., llnr~l recclvcii his coillillission ilrtllc Royal Arnly lllcdlcal Corps. l)r. l\.lzicL.cail is zl soil ot` Mr. George Moi-Lellll, Sellrlctowll, P. E. l.

ITALIAN BLOCKADE OF ALBANIAN COAST

(Special to the Guardian.)

VFlll()NA, italy, June 14.-I)elaiIs

of the capture by ltalinlis of Molltc- zugnzi, sltuutcil four miles north-west ot' Alil, renclleil llerc to-day from the bnttio front. Tho positions were strongly fortified, being surrounded by strong wire elitani-rlemcilts and tilrcc lines oi' trenches.

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ll THE PlllPii'S

Since thc introduction of lilo “llo-

loved .\dvcnturcr" scrlos by thc man- ngeniellt of the l’eople's Theatre, thc attellilullcc has been growing weekly. This series is entirely different from allythillg yot shown locally, and last eveilillgls instillment, "An Affair of Hollolil-", was botll interesting and amusing.

Tlic twciltll episode ot' ltunawily

June, ‘"i`llc Spirit ol' the Marsh," was as mystlfylllg ns ever. Ned is captur- ed and taken on board tile yacht and nlllde prisoner ily Biye, and later an xigroenlent is entered into by Blye and Nod, that if tllo latter will leave June lilono tor ilvc days silo will bc return- cd to him :lt the end of tllut time un- lmrnlcil. Everyone is left guessing as to what the outcome will be and llrc anxiously lookillg forwerd to the next installment.

An ulluslnll nlld plenslillg drama of

life ill ll mining town, was the offering ily thc “l;lroilcllo" (Tolllpnlly, ill two reels, “Tho l’nssing of Two Gun Hicks," il spicildid Indian drumn. “BrouglltV lo .Ilillti<:o", by the Krilcnl Company was rccilivcil by well merit- ed applnuse; it featured ,Princess Mona Dlirkieatiler. '

Two uproarlous comedies, "The

Price of Drinks" and "Widow Mug- glns’ Wedding" were rightly named comedies and had the desired effect oi sending everyone away smiling and in gooll humor. `

Tho abovc programme be re-

pented again at both .shows everl- ing at 7.15 and 9.50 o'clock.

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' The Biggest Bargain Opportunity Ever Heard Of

It isn’t veryoften _thatyou hear of a sale of this kind. 'Usually

you are asked topay full price for the article_s___listed in this ad, but be- ginning to-morrow and continuing for one Week, we 'are , going to offer some items from our splendid stock of Household Hardware. Compare these prices with any Local or Foreign Catalogue in your Possession, and V. you will be Convinced that our Goods cannot be beaten in quality and price.

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Values That Tower Above Competition

Some

IN ENAMELWARE

14 Qt. Enamel Dish Pans 47c Ea. Preserving Kettles, Capacity 5

Qts .......................... ..25c “ » Preserving Kettles, Capacity 7 Qts .................... 37c “

2 Quart Teapots...._..._...40c “ No_8Ketties ............ __65c “ 2 Qt. Rice Boilers, with tin

Covers........V- .............. ._48c

21-2 ()t.Lipl>ed Saucepan 17c “

4 II H Il “ K2 Qt. Straight Saucepan 2Oc “

3 I( li ll ff

4 Ln Il K( “ Round Pudding Dishes,

3Qt. .................... ........15c “

10 Qt. Water Paiis _......_50c “ 12 inch Wasil Bowls......18c “ 9"Jelly Plates ...... ._ 9c “ Round Roasting Pans..._50c “

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Specials

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Kitchen Knives, EIC. PRICED VERY LOWE

Bread Knives, fine quality Steel

Blades. ground saw edge 12c Ea.

Knives 10c Ea., Ham Knives,best quality steel 70c Ea. Long Handle Kitchen Forks 10c Ea. Kitchen Meat Saws 15c Ea.

Cake Knives 10c Ea. Mincing

' A word About our choice ALUMINUM WARE

We carry the famous “Wear-Ever"

Aluminum Utensils which represent quality. They are light in weight, are bright as silv¢r, and do not rust, and are as pure as china or glass. Ask to see ihe assortment when you call at the store.

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MAKES AN OLD IRON LOOK LIKE NEW

The Cinderalla Ironing Slipper,

will end all the troubles which arise through the use of dirty irons. Simply heat the flat iron in the or- dinary_way, and fix it in the Cinder- ella Slipper. You will do better ironing with less effort, and have no hard work cleansing the irons. No household should be without one. Price oniy_............ .10c Ea.

Prices on Other Household Articles

_ Combination Gralers, with 4 Grating Sides l5c ca. Potato Mash- ers 5c ea. Rotary Doughnut Cut- ters 1Oc ea. No. 7236 Tea Strainers Sc ea. Alum. Lemon Squeezers 10c ea. Grass Lclllon Squeezers 20c ea. Lemon Squcozcr with cup 20c ea. Extra Heavy Rd. Gratcrs, 20c, 30C ea. Can, Openers 5c ea. Cake or egg turllers 8c ca. Wood Handle Mixing Spoons 5c ea. Steel Fry Pans, only 18c & 20c ea. Black Japanned Fireshoveis 5c Sz 8c ea. China Teapot Stands l5c ea. Wood Towel Rollers l5c ea. Mortice Bread Boards, size 18x24, 45c ca. Mouse Traps, 2 for 5c. Asbestos Table Mats 6c ea. Long lfldle. ‘Strainer Ladel 5c ca. Wood Toilet Paper Holders l0c ea. Wooden Rol- ling Pins 20c ea. Kitchen Salt Boxes, with hinge covers 25c ea. Dust Pans, all colors, 8, 10, 15 & 25c ea. Dover Egg Beaters l5c ea. l-landy- Kettle Knobs 2c ca. 14 qt. Tin Dish Pans 25c ea. Tin Measuring Cups l0c. Nutmeg Graters 5C. Wirc Rat Traps, large, 50c ea. Nickel Towel Bars l5c. 1 Gal. Tirl Oil Cans 25c ea. Wire Dish Drzliners l5c ea. Wire Cake. Rests l5c ea. Sewing Machine Oil 82 bottle. Tack Liflers 5c ea. Wire Bowl Strainers Pc ea. Canuck Bread Mixers, $2.00. Knife Sharpeners 10c ea. Comb. Can Opener & Cork Screw 1Oc ea. 'Cot- ton Dish Mops (ic ea. Biscuit Cut- ters 5c ea. Wire Soap Savers 12c ea. Wooden Mixing Spoons Sc to l5c Wire Vegetable Boilers l5c ea. Wire Sink Brushes l5c ea. Wire Frying Baskets l5c ea. Ladies’ Work Boxes, very useful in the household 25c ea.

IRONING OUTFITS ATTR ACTIVELY PRICED

The oldest and best iron on the mar-

ket today are the Mrs. Pott's Sad Irons. Full polished, Nick¢| Plated, 3 irons, stand and handle, $1.00 Sei »Asbestos Irons . _ . ... ...$2.25 set Collapsible Ironing Boards, strong

and durable . . . . . .._ ..$1.60

Plain Wood ironing Boards, 60c. ea

Folding Clothes Horse $1.00

Sleeve Boards, with table attach-

mont, _ _ 156. each

.Exceedingly Low \

Special Prices

OIL STOVES

llot Blast Oil Stoves, well made,

witll good sized fount, and Japann- ed top, two easy-working burners and fitted with glass in front to al- low regulating without bending top. An ideal stove for summer use. Saleprice__._...... ..... _....89c Ea.

Enamel Oil Stoves from $l.50 to

$2.75. We also carry the “Perfec- tion” Bluc Flame Oil Stoves in stock

lllillllllrul. lnllllllllzlls

Away below cost ’.. These Jardiniers are '

very handsome shapes, and well modelled. Finished in beautiful dull green. All sizes 75, 90 and $1.15 Ea.

A Splendid Assortment of Highest Grade

BATHROOM FIXTURES

Every Bathroom in the City

should be adequately cquipefd lt can he inexpensively done and it is necessary. Tile bathroom does more to promote healththan per- haps aily other domeslic_ depart- ment. No one should furnish bath- room before coming to see our as- sortment of Bathroom Fixtures.

Coffee Percolator , _

This percol- _

ator will make _’f_l',"_‘:" just as good cof- '

fic and in half '_' “*-“'

t ctime as any _- " _ ,¢ H or ten dol- i5 9 lalle percolator

on the market. It tits any coffee pot is simple in construction, and can be used by anyone. Price only ...................... ....50c Ea.

ONLY $1.25 _:'51

Purchaseoneof A these washers to- 5 l if-li.. ‘V d;1y.g'l`hsl-: process i, lb _ A

is forcing soapy _

watertllrough the fabrics by compressed air and suc- tion, which cleanses perfectly all classes of washable clothes, in less than one tenth the ti-me it takes to doit in theold way. ()ur Sale Prire on this washer is only.. _.$1.25

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Beautiiui Souvenir Spoonstiiven Free

Just. think of lt: A. "\V. M.'ltom‘rs" Silver Plillcll

Souvenir Spooll givl-ll frol- to pcrsolls lllirollllsllllr gllillis to the value oi’ $1.00 or ov<‘l‘._ Tllosv Hilflllll-S lm* Ili" original and gcnnlllll W. M. ROGERS &. SONS A Qual- ity, Made In Camilla. lint-.il npooll is wrlippcli lil tho Milllliiactnrcr’s certificate of Guuralltce. which ilbsolulc- ly wnrrllilts satlainctloll to thc user. Thi-so soliveillr spoolls soil overywliorc for 2l‘»i-_ olluil, but wc nro making

- the ubnvc special ollcr for this silic. The i`oIlowing is n

list ol’ tho present great war heroes, oi which the above spoons arc souvenirs:

Eénls. Kitcliellvr, ltoilcris, liollity. JoiTrc. Fiailcr.

A ‘ French, and l.ilc P. E. island (‘ont-oi-Arnie. _

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