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' “H3 "'l'Hs Lrrssr saws A A R

People Witness Ceremoney With ' Great interest- Lady Derby'wHEm. NUMBER

hr on A ril .

"RST or 'ww THE caARw'1°'ra'rows oruinniss ' ' “We ww- pm;

f i 'r E J_uQwu»wIy1»l- " _ _W _,_¢ _v,_,,~.,

_ L§@§EST_0F BRITISH s 5 #Sums iiwiin ~ :si/in anon aims viiiiiiiinici r *

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_ _ __ ,_ ___ ___ _“___ . , _ You owe it to every _bone in your,_l>n§y _

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Losses xpni ai (eww if

to sleep upon a I

c :sins son' nqninnin---carries Boris sufficient :Vile-0 e' “B£coiiEs‘enin£ “E “‘“‘ "i°‘““ BAN N E*

LONDON. Anrii 24 (special)-'i'iis w

lilch was witnessed by 100,000 per-

lauiilhlng of the Aqultania, which nl- gnng_

ways will be remeinbered from the fact that the River Clyde had to he v

Tlie Aquitania, which is the lurgcnt

cssel ever built in Great Britain,

widened t0 fit U19 Ship. was success- was christened by Lad Derb scores

fully performed at Glasgow, the ninni- 01

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notable persons being present.. The

"mf-ll “B501 gliding HH gracefully into Aqiiitania is built with a double the water as e. swan. There was tre- shell to avoid danger of sinking in

mendous _interest in the ceremonyf ca

se of collision or similar accident. started by the friction. '

and carries boats sufficient to ac- comodate 4,250 persons, the entire complement of passengers and crew. She is about 47,000 tons gross. and twenty-five tons of grease were rc- quired on the ways when she slipped into the Clyde. Fifteen fire 'brigades were stationed beside the ways to extenguisli any blaze which might be

MINUTES or Pni~:saY'r1cRv__ ‘in

,*-'- to

at he moilerateil in a call ut Hamp- n on the 7th, day of A iril instun

. . __ l t.

Phe iresliyteiy of Prince hdwnrd that the cnll name out uiianimonsly

Island met in Bt. James' Charlotte- in

town, on Wednesday the sixtconthlws

favor of Mr. E. Locliliurt, that it s sitfiieil by ninety-six (06) crm,-

iiay of .April at twelve o’cloclr noon, lrnunicants and one hundred and twen-

nnd wus constituted by Mr. 'l‘. li`."ty

li‘ulii_rtoii, !Viodi~:‘iitor pro teinpore, ws

losides whom were present Messrs G. of (7. Taylor, D. McLean, E. J. ltattee mi, A. Cruise, niiuisters. Roderick lVlunn,‘ in il: J. McLeod, T. C. James and th

-seven 1127) ndhcreiits, and that it s acconipfiiiicfl with a gunruiitcc six hundred ilollais ($600.00) sti- iiil_ On i~~f.\i.io|i, thc coiiiluct ui the

teriui inoilcriitor was approved,

e call siistairieil as a regular gospel

incut Gc\'ernor l'ogcri-1, elders. 'l'he`rall, and the ricrlt instructed to foi- ulcrk ren-l iiitimntions from 1‘ii:uby-,ivard the saiizo to Mr. Locklirirt_ Iti tcries in regard to aiiplicatioiis oiilwas ii::rced that should the call be behalf of thirty-li\'e iiiiiiisiteisof otli-`iv.ccepte<l application be _mario to um ffl” ‘l(‘1'l0"li|l“U0flS fm’ Y0C¢l>tioii iiitimiiigmcntatioii fund committee, on be- tlic Presbyterian rlliiirch ln (Juiiuda, half of tug cniigregatioii of 1-lampton,l

audi to he considered by the General 'Pr

the nieetiuir oi' the .ksscinlily in Juno iilipointnfl oi'il:\inc<l inissioiiiiry ut' i’. All iiiiliistcm and l1L\'_~1°in

yon and Boiisliiiw, for a grant of

I ' - »» ply to the I-lomo Mission Board,

-'V-_~.-:v~:_-.-_-.-_-_-_-_-_-_e-_-_-_-_-_-_-,-,qv-~\1-_-_-_-,-_-;_-_-.-.-_-;

‘Arrangements for the ordination and 'designation of Mr. Wilson at Tyne 'Valley on a date to be named, were made as follows:-Mr. 'l‘. F. Fullerton to preside and designate. Mr. Geo. Millar to pi-ench, Air. PI. J. Fraser' to address the minister and Mr. Rob- ert Murray the people. Serving oi tho edict wus left in thc hands of Mr. Fiillfrtoii, convener of I’resbytcry’s committee on Home Missions.

It was decided on motion, to a -

luasterii Scclion, on behalf of the congregation c-l Hampton, Tryon and 1iom=haw_ for u grant for pulpit sup- ply upon ten Fubbatlis at the rate of live dollars and seventy-five cents

($5.75) per lrlnhl-al.li. 1

Asscmlrly. _ _ three |mndr¢d ,|,\1i,,m $300,) | _ln \_'ii‘\\' o :the vacancy at Marsh- 5

The upp|1¢nt;,»,n of M,-_ John Mm-__ Provisimml nrmngmncnts werc_f_ield it__wns ilceiilcil, _on motion, to,g

for for leave to retire Irvin the nc-,mnne ini- the iniiiictien nf Mi-_ Luck-,'-"llc 1-1‘il?<"\“"»°\'~ W1*-li Wvst River ii

:.ivo duties of the ministry, and to iinrt iit Hampton, on o. date date to °""‘571"`l<&1'1""» UW "“"l*"*'*l` Ul the lat' have his niinie placed on the list crab., fixen by ir.; 1,ni-rims ann the wr to curry fn the \\'<1rl< of the chain

nnnuitaiits of the aired and inlirnyilerlr, as follows:-Tiie Moderator of l_*}1“°Y at the f°|`"1°" "1 the mean* H

~ . -- - _-_,, ,_ . . t _.time_

hlll_ll3 u]:rsflll.stltlh:lvi;l,`llTell.”/tlllblldttix<;rEll:;‘€\§¢`;bllT“$i?. ’ _l’i-¢_»sl>yLe|»y then adjourned to meet 3

liilreed, on motion, that this appli- Crniso to ndilrrss the minister null "' lm “ilu ‘if U1” W-U‘l@l`“t‘"` “W1 _ . _y . , , X _ , _ i , _ _ ,__,_ ,li-k_ f..i,i,|, ||y~ 5 t' H billctts will not he guaranteed to i_..ii.iou b_e forviuiileii to _tht coii\_oiitri_i¢lr_ F. F. Fiillcrton the people. mis _;_i__|____ r;____i _'____ii_i_i_:__;::__1:;iw2__ion__\\_;;_ _i______c____tB __"_m_ MM, IRL A11 appli- of the heneral Asst-nibly s coniinlttce :ng of the c-dict. ivnsi left in the liniiilsh-~_r I ‘_ --‘_\__~_ - » - c__u____S ,n he qu", diwct to RW 1 ou' tho aged and Iul"ii'in lVliiiisi'e=i`s'l<.f the interim :ni7<lci‘ntor of II'niup- “ U' ul" l“`""' ’“"‘U"~ 1' “ " ‘ ' ' " ,|_<‘unfi ns noon as the iiecessmy piip-fir," session _ | A _l;`_l`:_i_l=1lC_, _ U

cis uri: completcil, and in time lol] ()n ii1o|_um Mn ,l_ A_ Wilson wan' .ii--ibyti-iy ( lcili.

only woman "plunger" tomorroW,and Dr. Morris Vandehek, of Streator,Il,L, will win a wife.

Miss Alma E. Haas, daughter ' of

Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Haas, has closed her offices in the Pierce Building, and mllily of her employes are now look- ing for other positions, as she has determined to get out of the business when she becomes Mrs. Vandehek. '

Four years ago grain men were

often perturbed by mysterious buy- iiigs und sellings. A young woman- waa seen often in the financial dis- irlct, but no/ one connected lier with the flrni of which she was the head. So closely did she hide her identity that she was ii broker until- her offices were closed.

THE SE(ll{i<}T OI" IT

from a client resident in London a.

, _ _ \ | L request to telegraph New York for _‘L "_, r _ ‘ & ` is. _ nh.

' "°-' “ ‘ ' io,ooo new sim its Americas. J I

commodnte 4,250 Persons. M........ G........:;_ ° i..2. i........ , 3Pl"°' 9° .9P"l"¢

_ ST. LOUIS, Mo., April 22-Bt. cables passed the firm learned that 4 '~ ‘ '

----_---- _ Louis financial district will loose its 5,000 shares had been bought for its

client at Si. It was a private trans- action.

Mr. Harcourt lions, of the firm cf

Norton, Rose & Harrington, solici- tors for the Poulson interests in this country, followed and gave some re- markable evldencc, Ho said he wished to deny the suggestion of Mr. God- frey isaacs, the managing director of the Marconi company, that his firm was engaged in destroying the public reputation of Ministers to further its own ends.

"I ought to repeat. a conversation,"

he said, "whicb Mr. G0dfrey Isaacs had in this room, which throws s. good deal of light on the construc- tion wnich ought to be placed on all his evidence. ‘

"When Sir Rufus Isaacs, the 'Attor- ey General, was being crosirexamin-

next. Mi‘. 'l‘. l". li`\!lli‘i'toii 1‘epoi‘tc\l llicliiruuil l_’:iy West ini- one yniir. froni the i|'esl»ytnry of l’riiicc il<li~

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*_ _ ed

llc~'l`heir marriage seems to have t

urned out well alter all. - »

1 sovcinl clubs and ilon’t meet often

I happened to take a chair next

o Mr. Godfrey Isaacs. Mr. Isaacs turned to me and snid'-‘I believe. you are the vilain of the piece.” I wat very much surprised and said:--"I‘

‘ead on a down~town menu' "Prices ubiect to advance during interval of

l. lililiiiiliizsoii, (loiifeilcwltlnn liifc

She-Yes. Yoii see they both belong

ti , ‘ ' '

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iiough to get tired of each other.

HARD FOR 'VHFI (YONSUBIER.

A correspondent informs us that he

iving order and being served."-- ‘oston Transcript.

urd Island who intend to be re

P _

cnt at the Missionary Congress and

sseiiilily at Toronto, May 31st, to uno liltli, arc Lcroliy notified tlint.

iiiliiuig, '|‘oi~onf_o_

A UIZAISE,

l’i-Pnbytery Citi-lr.

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Dispels the

Shadow

that

hung

a bar at your Grocer's

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cf.

‘Provinces than any

his ensanins rnissnsiis-MORSE Co- Linnea.

'. nn rlll.-A

no Au. Miiiinr i;NGi it

l.00K ALIKE T0 Y0lU _

Unequal Values

Unequal Companies

Unequal Organizations

Unequal Factories ' _

. Unequal Manufacturing EXp61'1€HC€

i 11 WE ARE TllE LARGEST MANUFACTURERS IN CANADA A 0

other make. ‘ '

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iviiitrii Niiiiiiissi Annu ron rinncninns

"~_- You must remember that behind these apparent- ~

ly equal engines are

» Fairbanks-Mlorse Gasoline Engines have been on the Market ‘for over 25 years There are more Fairbanks-Morse Engines in use iii fthe Maritime

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'money was_odered, but it was decid- _ed ` -

hope you don’t think I am in any way associated with these rumors.'- He hesitated an appreciable time, and said-‘I think the battle of sys- tems which had been waged for so many months and the press cam- P l

‘I see you on the vigriig rails

You cheery little fellow! iiile purple lenves nre whirling.

down,

In scnilet brown, and yellow.

I lieur you when the air is full (if i~inowdo\vn of the thistle;

All iii vom if-ckiei k

si l nic et trim,

Hob-Wli\ti~ llulrwliitei "y0\l

‘il . is

piirtrldge is a little bird very much iniiilsi' than our cuiniiiuii grouse. As i'ooper's popular poem says, it is a merry, active little thing with a

BOB-WI-iI'1‘l~].

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ii 1 this b b t explained by a brief description of- its habits

However domestic cares soon re

quail laysvreigbtee eggs, and his

bers at the end of the summer from

o y by the iunter’s dog His food consists of insects and ,rain, and with one exception he is the only bird to eat the potato bug. Here lies his interest for us.

He feeds his young upon insects,

and it is obvious that a. bird which. raises so many young must destroy great quantities of the farmer's

stubble and does not move till forced t il l . _

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Price $6.50 Beer & Weeks

"Alaska" on en article means

, "high -grade" every psriigh,

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5. ‘L 1'<i7l_'.Tl- »'

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aign have been very ably conducted ` ` iy your office througliout."' yOu Want

Miitlon, Choice Veal

y ~oii-~

liasler Quality Beef

Whistle -` .

, Lall at our stall iii the City Market or

The bob-wliite, iuil or Vir mia.. .-

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our store on Hillsboro Street. I i

pretty coat, and a pleasant voice, N0, 9 Sin" hut there is another side to its char- Phonc _ _ ` , 1 , '_ ’ _

ar* I 4

cter, it is of great economic im- _ , M ot iortance. Perhaps can e es `

,,,,,,,,, to ~..,,,t,,__, H, ,..,,, .,...,,.... meats to our customers as they beeii' ré- shy and retiring and very .expert at - - ~ _ - ' -~ hiding from the bill" o hu elvln In the _ Elst,

him so eagerly. He cr`<'>UC_EBs iii The g P

]. Stanley Wedlock

And A i

H. ]. _Harris Sale Partners

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In the wing when ge ,___ quite _M V\ e would inform the public that uf“,P";;°°§;‘;(‘;ue‘§‘_‘;{’_;W‘;;§_‘§, ‘§n,§‘°,§e,§,’;Y_‘ old established business of L. F. Drake ,,,,,,_ and ,,,,, ,hey ,,,,,,_ as ,,°§,‘§,,,,‘§2 been acquired by us and that we intend to

,§,,,,,,,_ ,,, ,,,,,,,, ,,,~,%,, ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,_ continue supplying the some high class

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tected from sportsmen and pot-hiint- . ers, a single pair would increase sul- § ficiebtly to control the potato-bug pest. Of course they do not confine/ themselves to these, but destroy any insects they find among the brush mid stubble where they feed. It is true they do take a little grain, 'but they pay ten times over for all they take. ' ' In view of the preceding would it

not be wise to ir_itroduce these good friends of the fnrmer to our fiiriiiiiig province? It might lie asked iu this connection how the conditions here would suit the birds. No difficulty need be anticipated from t.his,_ as quails thrive in climates even more severe than ours, and there is plenty_ of brush and small growth in which- they might nest, and fields where»' they could feed. Again the farmers" _have sufficient influence here to pre- vent hunters from exterminatingi i them, as has been done elsewhere. . _ In a certain district in the West; ‘tif the Province there was talk of get-__ ting a. pair or two, and the necessary

_ to leave it to the Game Assocla tion, in order _that tli0__bil‘dB might N-. elven protection by ldv.-¢Com.

Eotlon .and -Woolen ~

_ ,.- limi., ‘

sanitary Cotton Pdhhig Cloths fc

P H . G ‘ si., _ i§i7°1n °i’$ ~ sampled ahd` qndhtwiu to Us! ` hinniilact-‘ wen. » » ' ni- '

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.:.‘iiet;i“_'°...:"f:

Plwhlniesi » .

Take ore Money

From Your Fields. ,

Mr. Farmer `

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If every square inch of your -fanii isn’t producing

its full share of the year’s yield wé can show you how to ma-ire more money. Every square inch cf profitable and arable soil should be represented in your bank account. If it isnlt your land isn’t in ihe condition it should be. I

To make every field ioo per cent more product-

ive, io insure the cei tainty of a richer, larger and bet- ter crop from every field, to cut down your own work, you need to use Unniixed Fertilizers, the English kind -the kind we sell. 2

Unmixedi

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Ferti izers

These can bes p li d ' l or in

to suit any kind of ‘érgp br sto meet`1¥ll¢'_‘l_°m‘°d'

of any crop you intend to cultivate llllfl l.`0_"_Pl¢ U; plot of land in best possible condition ,_,_ _

ing crop. _ ` _

These fertillz ers are apt stllll9]"'*f" Thy “T

plant _foods pure and simple, llll|"f¢°d"h°°k ‘°'“l¥d§ and worn-out soil _ the gfs* growth.of plant life that _l£Y¢__g’;ge__ _mt foci-un r ions t:ultivationS.__ T1¥?1'¢__. ____';l_ good reguluu _‘nn _ ’5§L"i'ifi"T‘s§I§nfv7§ i°m» ~y`<»-f »=fs1=\>°f“=i>°°i

them. ` " ‘ A ~

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worst enemies, and consequent1y`is of 4-2 2Mtuf_im05

immense value to him. Such is the 1 _ J

fecundity of the bob-white that in a_ _ _ _,,‘,,__.-‘

few years, provided they were pro- ' Y ._ » ~ -~

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