11.18. 102s-

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1 . Poolnnre encovzof; i f"! u“ end" in 0.5332 "P9 Present I Peters School .» .- k by Lhaglrls c1 ~4 -- Q w.“ , _ utwnrrloidhlnmv-uoior an. :1}? "hwcllw- "My sine in an rows the Divisibllnltlolnmn-ndor or mfg?“ dT m’ “*5 800d 01' tihafflélvuition Army Will oblllillct b. w“ Ye” an i“ “mirmnmmli special! meeting at the‘ Salvation mgflqywrufli°nj°yed' Th” 31"" Army mu, Ken-singled, tonight, Mush)“ Bagdogton igYmtlle Junior (rt-lam ‘s; s o'clock. Ho‘ will u; “on”; we work ° d “hiiirches- o... flpeakei- in the flummerside 1nd,, musk,“ flew, w,‘ f", "t ""1 Methodist Church‘ olffluuduy morn- 0,03,"; school; are ‘ha’; ‘i; 323;‘; ills-do the eyenlns he will lecture toschms paid and .1,z00 Juno“... in, the, Solve IOIIZAJQ“. ‘Hall, l-lie clothed. The 5g, perm-s 5mg Worship the Mayor presiding and auxflaiy gave a. pageant Show“; at night wi-ll conduct a public Sal- the organization of a gig-lg’ branch vation meetilll. in detail. The iSt. Paula‘ girls up- ' $53.33?‘ £353.?“ °i‘.i’“°.§’n}'°"°“ tickle 1.; whlchmtyhc Dcburzhaig working, represented‘ by the girls in: native coztlumo seqsrecn througth WW1 W OW. e pnggan 5 W01") nicely singed and the cos- glmfs "were equally pleasing. ' "FY18 e cveninft there were "will 8010B by Mr. Walter Ilydn~ man and Miss Howard who also 50013417805 during the pageants.

BOWLING

‘St. Paula beat the Baptists on the Y»M.C.A. alleys lest nigiht -in

Mrs. “Brathlwaite . Was 80 Weak Shie Fell In Her Tracks

Toronto Lady tSlyo Stomach Trouble Caused Collapse. Gives Taninc Full Credit for Recovery.

‘ll don't believe I'd he alive toduy to tell o! my recovery if l hadn't token the Tanlac treatment when I dill. l {eel so thankful that it‘ l could ll would go from house to house and tell everybody about this wonderiiul medicine.” This is the grateful sLatement mode the other day iby Mrs. Josephine Brathwuitc, l-‘i Bright Sh, Toronto. 0m. "Seven years ago my health he. goo to decline, end to think that if 1'" Only had Taniac tIhc-n whrit a world oi‘ sixllering I would have missed. Broth and toast was nibout all I dared out,

at 5t. room lost evening 8t. Paula and st,

MATINEE Adult! 11c. Children EVENING Orah. 26c. 2:1. Ohiidrtn 11c.

TODAY AT 3.15

TONIGHT l AT 7 & 8.45

l’ i Show,

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Q . i . nice Edward Another Banner Week End Program p‘ “NOTHING SERIOUS, I HOPE!”

PROVE‘) HATS nttllot new wsmmm by their distinctive B1319 and good wearing quailtles. Pruwse Bros lJtd. 4-18-2!

HAMPTON OONGRIEIGATION.— Rev._-M. JV. Maupherson, M. A. B. D minister. Preaching o'er-vices tor April lothyroaids and weather per‘- rmittiug, Tryon at 101, Hampton at 3. A cordial welcome for all.

TRYON NOTES-The boas-d lee is gone leaving a fine feeding ground for the wild geese, and a large number o! thirds ere feeding on the Birch ‘Point flats. local hunters are anxious to get s chance at them. Shoveling snow is the order o! the day and the road master, Mr. John Hovmtt has‘ a line lot of men at work and could handle a few more to advantage.

Sulphur Soolshes. Ugly, Itching Skin

The First Application Makes Skin pool 4nd Gornlortabié "

11 you are suffering from Weczamp, or some other torturing, embarras- siog skin trouble you may quickly be rldot it by using Mentho-Sul- phlll‘, declares s noted skin spec~ lailst. g

This sulphur preparation, be~ cause oi’ its germ destroying p'ro~ pafblfil, seldom tells to quickly sub- due itching, even oi! fiery eczema. The nrst application makes the skin cool and comfortable. Rash sud biotchos are healed right up. Bowie: MenthwBulpbur is applied

Remandéd To "Iilie Supreme Court On Burglary Charge

At tho police Court; yesterday, Ralph Harris, a young man about eishtceu years or age, or this city, KPDBB-Iod before the StIp-indiary. Magistrate charged‘ with bresklufi and entering ltedidin Bros, ‘Drug ifitore on flsturdoy morning March 31st. Evidence oi ‘Mr. Ivan Reddin and Police Officers Allen Mclnnls. wee taken. Harrie submitted no defence. I-le was remanded to Su- preme Court.

Hnrris was caught red-handed

RETURNS FROM CALIFORNIA His many friends are welcoming homo again Mr. Che-s. Connolly, who returned to the city this week from e. three your!‘ stay mt Les Angelou, California. ‘ Mr. Connolly held ‘the important position o! mun- sger in the clearing house depart- ment of the Bank oi’ Italy in Los Angelou. He had resigned to pay o. long delayed visit to his mother. Mrs.‘ H. C. Connolly. Graitou ~St.. mid other near relatives hero, on returning, he spent a few days in New York and visited his sisters Misses Mary and Marjorie who are on the nursing sl/silf vol.‘ the Jersey City Hospital. Mr. Connolly met a

cHuscl-l UNION --'l‘he queel ' Sirilyetkitczkml dim lion 0t Church Union is now ap- proaching consummation and in the nrinde of many where is a good deal of contusion In regard to cer- oaln, features of the question. in

"i my old troubles, and have gain- ed seventeen pounds,

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Serious? Ob, no--.Iust Wally Whining out of one of

horseonnbuwc‘

like any pleasant cold cream and , is paniectiy harmless. You can ob; tsin a small Jar from‘ any good drugsiet.

i-npo-x-i... GLENFANNIING SCHOOL

The iollowlng is the standing oi the pupils o! Glenfanning School tor the month of March:

Grade Villl.—1, Margaret Casey; 2, Roy Mlcfllillpsry. Grade V.~—1, Lucy Rcville; 2,‘ Georgie Fogsrty; 3, Regina McMsstor. Grade lv.—l, Mary "Motlilllvray; 2.‘ Margaret Mary Revliiie; 3, Freddie Mcililaster and Aeneas McGiiiivrsy equal. Grade llil.--1, Hazel MoMastor. Grade Ill.-—1, Hilda McGllllv-ruy; 2. Jvlsurice Moflillivrsy. Grade L-l. ‘Mary -Fogsloty; 2, Alvin 0'Nelll.-— Kathleen Roach, teacher.

burgierlzlng the gtore about 1 am. Saturday. March 31st by Mr. Ivan Reddln, who suspected ‘something

up time a bolt or lock open on_a door in the Rose and Grey Tea Rooms. :1 r .1 :1: trme then In suspicion that 5000a had been dis- appearing andi in one instance a young man who hangs around the promlileg was ilpprellenlldfl‘ but given another chance ‘by the man- ager.

Waiting to see what would hap- pen, Mr, Rod-din turned out the lights and remained in the store and. before long he hoard sonlcone on the premises. Quickly turning on the lights he {ound the intrud- er going through he pen and pen- cil case. He immediately run tor the stairsleadlngfl to the illose nllGi-ey where he was lollowed e seized

Don't Gut Out a Shoe Boil,

Capped Hock or Buroitb-for

_ Ill! nines Ulll and lohve no P101?" l h 1 I romptly. r infill-U" ‘Wzifiiin- p _ ‘lzdilibottii, de- livered.‘ IGOR‘! " v ' W. I’. dung, Inb. ill Lyman: Blfllr ""1"."

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‘ "WASSIBYTEDYADVERTISEMENTS

by Mr. Reddln who phone for the police. ‘Harris when caught, had in his possession s. revolver, a small chis- el, a. gimiet a pair oi’ piyers and three Bold pencils identified as similar to those sold in the store. Mr, Bentley K.C. appeared yes- terday Jar the accused, and the At- torney General for the Crown.

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florlon ._of every sort at Boer Weeks. 4-18-3!

wrong when he noticed, at closing,

::INEW CURTAINS and drapery c.

St. James Clinch, tonight Rev. W. G, Brown o! Red Deer,‘ Alberta. n tee been a Minister in the Wes: tor over 2i) years, will give sumo rntersting information on Western religious conditions and the inability of organic union to meet them..Dr. MscGiillvr-ay will also address the meeting. See an- nouncement in tihlsissue.

BRADAILBANE NOTIEB. —'1‘he write,- is pieseedto note that since the ‘recent railway blocsde, that the merchants are doing u. lively ‘business and judging iiirom the lost few dare they lwlll have to in- crease their, clerical stat‘! in order to uitend to their many and ever increasing cusiomerse- Mr. Benj. Gemqter. from St. John is spend- ing a lew days visiting friends her-e, needless to sag the boys are all zlad to see Ben back to the ls- land ognizn-slitr. Joseph A. Hughes o! Bediord, spent a lew duiys vis- iting here recently, being the guest oi‘ Mr. P. E. Murray. Station ‘Aigenw-Mr. J. din-Graham‘ Gam- s-ter, section foreman, and his men thrive had e. strenuous winter snow lighting, needless-to sayithey are glad it is over for title your. We trust "lhut the Railway. ere long. will have their ‘buildings here lighted by electricity, as tho pres- en, system‘ oi.‘ oi-l lambs seem to amienr, especially where electric- ity is available. for a National Roilwn_v.—0urr school is progress- ing rapidly under the akllful it» ctr-notions of .001“ Marion Casicy.

number oi’ Charlottetown lriende in California, among whom were Mr. Colin A. McDonald. Mr. Rus- sol iMoLaren employed 0111M, Bald- fwin Ranch, Mr. Policy Lari?» and Mr. Harold Large. The latter visit- ed him in Los Annalee m"! return‘ ed to Flagstaff. Arizona. ho be mar ried. Mr. Connolly i! Twlaiiliilg home for a few weeks.

. y . p; . 1 PERSONALS Mr J‘ W Woodside, Mariyillfl W“

o visitor i0 the city on dilemm- 0y

Mr. E. W. Manson, Summerside, was :1. visitor to the city 1'95"?!“ dny. ,

Mr. J. E. Dalton, Summerside. was :1 visitor to the city yflfimfdlllfi

‘Rev. Ross C. Eaton and "Mr. J.- D. Jenkins. are m iMonctou. attend- ing a special session or ‘the Mari- time United Buptist Convention.

Judge A. B. Wurtburton i-s a guest at the Royal Hotel, St. John, ac- cording to the Telegraph.

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B. C. Veniderstine was high men with a total of E08, he also had highest single or 199.

lFollowring weir. ‘line-up scores:-

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Baptists A. E. Harris iC. S. Diamond A. G. »T'arks A, iATiet-ck Total

st. Paula.

L. '3. Hayward ....105

l5. C. Vanldershine il‘171'

W. W. (larmondy

L. -C. Rondlelf

E. W. Carmondy Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1225?

On the L.O.C. Alleys last night the Post Olilce out played tho K. o!‘ (l. team to the tune of 171 pins.

The game was a good exhibition oi bowling and some excellent in- dividual scores were put up.

iFollnwing was line Up and scorcsz- I N. .

K. of C. L. ‘hiloDonalrl . . . . . . .168 V. Collie . . . . . . . . H1174 R. WoDonnId

::.BEER d. WEEK'S introduction gals c! spring ‘cottons and linens. Froc humming ol'- tiowelinqe, sheet- ingu, table linens, om, wonde f... barqainsi For Instance, 72 lnch~

-—0ur gilllllll Iriend John H. Henry

has hi5 trotting horse "Ya/nkee" in|

circular cottoni!‘ '40c‘yd., pillow‘ canes at 25o each; hemstitchsd,

white cotton sheeting! at 60c ye.,{

P. K I lloy W. Coyic

o vcry_ lust and interesting game. b

0 srock QUOTATIONS

I frha"! always Draise it."

all 8c is ior H311 "b rlruggists. Accept eon Yoshi-Infill‘): Ovflr 35 million bottles sold. ‘

::|NSI$T ON Your walls and Beicr d. Weeks.

._ HALIFAX Avril 1Z-(Qu0totions mmished ‘by Johnson and Wnrrl members oi’ thc liionlreni stock,

' Exchange.)

Pcnmans Preferred

Spanish River Pid Brazilian Traction Ottawa Power Brompton ..

Ilell Telepbo c .. Pan American Pot A

155 ' . 102 .105

Siunvlnlixuil

1 u . Cnnudlzin Steamship Com .

Cunzuliun Steamship Pid Asbestos Con: Dominion Bridge . Montreal Power National Breweries Atlantic Sugar . Atohison .......... ..

Am. Locomotive .

. . . . . . . .1220 Post office

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Aimerican Smeiting and Reim-

lllg .................. ..,.. {Anaconda Coplmr [Canadian Pacific ltnllwny ,New York Central

ccas-‘flm --t:ocis ._;._\.x.\ .

Irnnramawr‘

the merrymeeuo in which he's tangled in this funniest of all love comedies.

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‘Sparkling with laughs, warm with romance. Wanda

;Hawley is the girl.

Lorry Semon

Funnier than ever-in

N0 Wedding Bells

Two Hilarious Rieeis

Treachery” Two Reel Western

PRINCE EDWARD

ONE NIGHT ONLY TUESDAY, APRIL 17TH GRAND ORCHESTRA CONCERT

BY THE

CHARLOTTETOWN ORCHESTRA

ASSISTED BY

THE MALE CHOIR

AND THE FOLLOWING SOLOISTS Miss Bernice Stuitz ...................... .. _ Violinist;

206 lgrfCubu Cone Sugar 152 1g5‘Crucl‘blc Steel 104: gag international Paipcr .. 135 i137 Kelly Springfield 156 ‘.133 146 Reading ..... .. -—-———~—<'Soulheru' Pill N0 738 SMG-Slllilubzlkiwl‘ .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..2428lL'n.10n Pacific ditch Copper U. S. Steel .... .. - MONTREAL EXCHANGE <1933 Victory - 1937 Victory

Horton

Mrs. W. E. Fletcher . seprerro Essery

Miss Belle Cheshire .. , comp-gm; Mr. Albert Greene ................................................... .. Saxaphon:

flue shape and i-s ready for nliflluok towels at 30e'palr, all lIneniC. comma. They will have ‘to striprtowieis at 50c pair, 22x36 inchiluck- H’. some ll they ore going to como imtowele at 70c pair, fancy dimlskill- iniho1l.~—!Mr. Wnlinco ‘ivbcKinnon has harder linen‘ ‘towels at 90c errand"- yllspwsed or his valuable fawn: and pure linen toweillng at 14c yd., G~ intends leaving lo..- the west snort- whit, "n5" hgflgftgwgilng a: lac, lY- We wish him hon vvrawe andfylh, pore linen shamrock kitchen l . -—""““'*‘*"ia specdy return-Mr. Panic HAW,“ a; 29¢ “u,” 5e imp. whim, TM"! lNewe-vme. is incherse o! Muwfl-Ysfisole damask at 60c yd., aitl iirienl "Mil" M"! hi“ ‘W11 60mm Ewen. mo‘. table damasicat $1.00 yd.‘ J=°°il “Tlk- H0 ca" W"! 0"! i1 Elm an “linen damalk cloths at‘ $4.00 JNO- A- MevoflAl-O. LAND BUR-I" quickly "s "Y "m!" "iiwml" and $6.00, airliner! napkins at scoot veyor, Harmony Jot. 3-27-1mth. only n ‘beginner hiticag pleefie thirties», em Plttern thine damask st mun‘ ‘ .-—~ r. ye o. e- - - - . I WANTED ~rwo FURNISHED son h... ibecn visiting‘ loll-ice in 35,‘ YFf;‘;3',’,,7,,’,°1,‘;§,7;",,";’;’,’,; “T: room. eumnne m. light. houee- Clyde-We are sorry that our gen- ,°,°,:'° I c B , ‘a, wukfl keenios- Adoly P. 0. 506. City. 8i and obllging Mall Courrier. r “ P’ ”' °'"°' ° ' *1”; 4 l1 3i A. Wotton, from Victoria is at pres~ ‘ . u 4-; f‘ Brats ii

t i 1h Pr! e Count Ho ii I ._ . _ RUPTURE APPL|ANGEB_APPL en i1\ e nc 1y s11 all L. t". Haywood ..,,,v11|, ' "9'.’ -' -" 3| .~ '

suflering from an attack of append- u Wakemm "QIIESTIUII W

anoes for Rupture iuil partlcu-zicitle. inrs. Write J. G. Smith, British T’ Hangar’) Appliance Specialist, 15 Dowuie Rev. Dr. MdcGiilivrny. oi’ Guelph- Ontorio nnd Rev. W. G. Brown of Red Deer. Alberta. representing .

Sh, Strstlord, Ont. 11209352341!

the ‘Presbyterian Church Assec- illiss ilicltnl: lotion (liar maintaining thc Presby- Miss LOH tax-Ian Church in Canada). will ad- Jllnrl Coffin . dress u puibiic meeting in M R9 Eflfic

s1. Jena. blind.

This. loricliay cvcirdng at 8 o'clock A collection will be token to cove..- expenses.

0i fir» lino :90: “be pa: line ‘pa:

. . . . . . . . K182 t: tllnb. Gioupl o‘! ll

1f‘: Glyn v 6 w» u

017.1." pol line nu any to: a its; 101.! A y: 0r over. Count

than, lnl Isl leflep, count m ole word. 10s per cent- discount to: cul- Addreu tann- pure ‘o! all. audmun be paid tor. Bnoclul Hutu Furnished Rooms ‘ Il- ‘IUQ I Idl I i. DI l V ll l orJoven W0 0r one woe tun! on b nnte . 60c [or seven words per wreck.

UNDER THE DIRECTION OF

MR. W. E. FLETCHER

MISS BELLE CHESHIRE '

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Miscellaneous

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The Brats won out from the Y Knots on the Y alleys last night by a muiorlty n"! 246 pins.

Miss W. llonrkc oi‘ the Brain rolled highest single score nl‘ 15s pins and highest total or 402.

Following “was line mp scores:-

AKOIILS Wfllltfld , Accom panlsts i—-

._..._..__.,.._.___.______. WANTED LIVE AGENTS FOR Watkins 160 products. Direct 0o consumer. Writs The J. ll. Waging 00., 379 Graig St. Went M

MFI. W. E. FLETCHER

sans NOW ON sAcéirlckl=.'ruolr-'Fllcsg‘opens

Bank Royal 9.30 A. M. DAILY

‘Bank Mohtreul Wheat May 124% July

Sept 122%.

m; ‘Corn iMay 80% July 32%

117 83%.

mg Outs iliny 46V; July’ 46%-

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120i L. 0. c. Basketball

The Lemguu of tin- (lross Basket

iball Tnurnzmlont siuris tonight ‘"1

154 lmitho lnruguv. floor ni S o'clock whorl 94 the l.. oi‘ t‘. loom will meet the Si. 79 84 PAatr'QI-‘V('S teams, both tennis ore m m 12? gooi condition and n Knoll 11111110 i3‘

and

. $1.10 80c 80c 52c

200 Seats, Orchestra ..................... ..

339 Seats, Orchestra

160 Seats, Balcony _ General Admission

A -_...__.==._. _ D IN MEMORIAM 115215111}. '"5r"IYL“L‘.'-YlJI-“.‘...."lfififinfiil;

iiu- passing oi ihe old idrisnch MRS. HARRY S. TOOMBS

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l For Sale

.___._____.________ FOR SALE-GENUINE FRANK- lin stove. Phone 929. idly-iii Foil sALr-z csmns on‘ WALL g ' grocery dlgpiay atanda with m“. y ROTARV ADDRESSF-The fen- glgg m“ 1351-3-19;- ,"¢em_ Apply spam/in FROM noszgAux tue oi the Rotary luncheon pro- W. T. Wellner 00., 100., Qlleen ranch, Southport, 2 silver black zrom-r-le yesterday woe a most in- st. - 4-1-trl "foxes, male. Reward of $100.00 teresilns address by C. M. wu- ~ ‘_ ' -_ ‘ mo}, Wm he Dam for the “w,” limos. Chlel.‘ Supervisor oi the ‘Soi- rorvsiltuI-t-tuurr oseutAsLl-z ‘err oi’ time Hill/B. 1.00 Frank. die" ‘SP-"lemellt ma"! i" Prince ' ‘ 44 ‘Water <

“M; _ _1 _ Edward island. l-lo touched on the m‘ how’ No m‘ Va" 4 361 salient points o! the Soldiers Set-

To Lot tlzmonthiict, passed in 1918, and“ i ‘w lch as been ‘amended loom Neill? 90 Great George Street, '-+— time in time, the most impotent Cheroiiisiovn- . “WWW ro Len-Two omc-zs nsx1...,,,...,;m.n, being n.8,... m, m, " . . m‘ i e1 Oons late "en ' l - .

re ~,~,;~.-n. .....er:.rr:......=" is“. i‘ “W919i”? ‘a liclflmulm‘ TWO Incl. 64718-35-‘1! lion period was oxleudedmalvlfixwil’: o’ Mm!’ ‘n’, "’- " Ilmns then spoken! thqgreal, sue‘

sinrw. Andre Cohort. Miix llcl-ugis and illux Gcrmot, W110 defended rhc Frrench colors fur so mnuy

92 55 (‘Jlllllflflll Si! ' liospitni fyegilerday morning U, Mrs 31.11"; nnd svhosv oxporilzncc null linrry S. ‘Focmhs. wile oi’ .’\ir. II. "“"h“l‘l“@ mus‘ “m” 55W“ ‘lat’ i0

124 ' I I _ S. 'i‘uombs, presvsmon for Alclnslizm m” "Wed ‘m’! (‘miilfiillvc n!’ youth.

....'._ . . . . . .._......i,._1l;39 ::NE i , h": m,%_ s?" TilrrWwili he n nnwctlng in iili‘ \ limo, who hits imcn ill ior n (‘on- ‘ - t‘ ' IM. t‘. A. tonight oi hull pic"! -‘~'<‘\'i‘i1 HlII0l'él.l7i0 lime. 'i‘i|o izm- limiB- oi nl‘, lime-in illil"l‘lf5il‘" ill iili‘ \'°""" ‘Toomhs WllS u dnutzhici- oi’ Mr and‘ i150" "l ll ‘sllil-lll‘ viii’ Bilskflb-‘n ‘illrs. Peter illtiiy of For! Alums-ins.‘ - . iPHK-li‘ Silo ivuvcs in mourn, besides hurl Rlufi‘ 'l‘l".. ‘vifl’? in iiriillifit i?!“ i""““" bun-nix nod sorrmvilil,’ husband. _ o - . i4‘l'(\ Wilh‘ .,_ . . 4 . , _ _ "" Iififlnlggilglgag alarm"; aim‘ film‘ m tiirirsiiinli‘ihihircrr nil oi whom NE“ “NHL Am“ mhm“ . . . minim .1) Ls atom u, {[;,.,_.m,,m' lmmhvwdglll purging‘, —-——* ‘ilioug i-ruuwn on u trial hurso ior fiRht-‘n. aspiring to n bout with

turn out ii you hone m ivlnl’. _ M -._-. l I D0817]!!! (“|l~'l!l‘ii'~'0l1 Jack Dempsey. is ‘ g __ p TOOMBS—1n the City llospiizll. ii"'f7lli~il Wii-il the ring game, his Mm‘. YORK Abra] m M [Wk April 12th. Lena Duiiiy. dearly iiv- giglxljill‘. JOBQDTI Jilwbs. announced llulmr. itirlfl-fiill‘? of Mivkiflv Wilik” ‘mm ‘VH9 m. "M" 5' Tunmbfi“ Brennan will rlcvoie his time in

- v ’ - ‘nnernl irmu her f i H I x, , 4mm‘, used Iii yours !< ‘ y mgglinzgyfom: g|i"(])lf)f]:,;:.h(- S“... lnio resident-o. ii lfasstnorl- S-L, n" -"i'"‘l‘ 10 Iii" Pool cslnlc bus-

benrlcu by the Stalin Athletic (‘om- Sniurrihy mornint! ni 8.45 to Si. "if: his lawyl‘: Mid. "fission M’. {Mum m ‘.,,r,,..,,. “m; Houston's Cathedral. thence to the‘

Mm "f\‘g']n,0n’v in an jnvpgyjgntjnn Romeo Cnthoiic Cemetery. oi’ the match between Walker and — _ (lharloy Nushcrt. nt lluifuln, March VAiL-Inthe l’. E. l. l-lospitul l4. Walker and Noelle-rt were April 12th.. Harold T. Vail. infanti gll-gpnllllcd ‘for nn "unsntisfnctonv son oi John and dlnry Vail. aged bunk." _ four months. Funeral April 13th at ' V, 2.30 from Snuihmrt to R. c. Come- Himu Ihqiri, tery.--i0ther papers please copy.)

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The rir-nrh occurred in the (lily

~8tmeot with all modern improve- ments. Apply MaoKinucn & Mc-

::FURNITURE, csnpzrs and Linens. Beer d." Weeks. 4-13-3l

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with? dwélllllg_ mu _____________________________ FOIINIIQ H6") Wanted cesa of the work of the Board, am]

nary and rorgéfiohr miles from EZSGIZ::;G§OHXQ£IIE;III;OPQIELI&‘¥ ___ _____. ‘ gletnilcdi lthol prqclrzliuyr-q pneumm, mommy and John nonmnn. WANTED-oil mm. FOR I-IOUSE- ‘Pr <1 iiflclllt"? "W w the (larrllggn m. Mmpmmwg M c. ‘work. Apply Mrs. Fred '1. Mo 1111f‘. fli~°nz5l¥9gllord iieinx No- Phee’ 901mm“ Ch,,‘.m,,e,°§n_ nae, Charlottetown n.n.--s. vlde-Laor t e ‘Protection of the sin; 4 4_G_mwm|__ 4-10-3 dior u_d the Board. In answer lo , - - the criticism that ere has been WANTED-A MAID FOR GENE o waste o! money ‘Mir. Williams rel housework. Apply 309 Fitz; slaiedvthst the Hdsrd is some ray st. ‘ 4-12-31 {$5.000 Iltllilittg/QOG don the prone;- ——-~ ' ' P! R8 B8 BBO and reso 1 WANTED-A MAID FOR 0 N- The fltimiuietrndon costs a e very- ernl housework. Ono who an er 10W. 9 "We 0Y6! 7419 o! ‘1 pgr centii spinne- vein cooking.’ Afply ‘llheru ame 200 rattler-a o [the 1w " 0. J. McCormick,” ‘I0 eyd, laud and "Qhvir 10m so roilinaltr- 5 .. ...4.'.1§,*!! mii-wii- ‘*1? 5P0“! 901111351!