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PROPERTY BOLD-The proper- ty on bower Prince Street, Nos. 21 and 23 owlned by Mr. Robt. Sani- pie was sold by private sale to Mr_ Samuel French for ‘$2,300.

HOME 0N VISIT-D. Cnrruthenl who is mlking a post graduate course in bacteriology and patho- logy in Halifax came home ‘Satur- day night for a week's vis t.

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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS -- llienlbers are requested to meets! the Home t-his afternoon at 2_45 of their late brother, Mr. Thomas Burnett. Ordinary dress.

Flﬁ: ALARM-Jilin tire alarm sounded about 12 o'clock 3195161113)’ and bile firemen ilad a run t0 Syd" ney Street. for no other reason than that some one sent ill II- false alarm. As a good many of the fire- men were in Church at the time this was evidently done by $01119" one with the "idea of causing trouble.

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STREET ACCIDENT -A little boy playing on the street near Johnson's drug store corner on Saturday was struck by a passing team and had his leg injured‘. The wonder is ‘that he escaped as he did. Quite a number of children have a habit of running alter and going on in front of teams on the A little restraint on the part of parents is evidently the proper remedy,

. BACK FROM ENGLAND- Mr.‘ William Schotleld, Mechanidal Superintendent of the Guardian, who has been on ‘an eight. months visit to his home tin England return ed on Saturday evening. i-le was accompanied to ‘Halifax by Mrs. iSchofield and son who proceeded on :1 short visit to her former home in Glace Bay before coming to Charlottetown. Mir. Schofleld‘ left Lliverpool on the ‘Cunard Diner (Ioroni-a which made the trip 1c

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Halifax in six days and seventeen hours. lvhllg in England MT. Scho- field took a course in Metallurgica engineering under Mr. Thomas Elumerson. B. S._ one of England's foremost mllning engineers. MT. Schofield reports labor conditions in a-vcry critical state ‘in the Old Country at present. the situatior even more serious than one would lnfcvr from the Inewspaper ‘tics pgmches, Mr. Sc-hofiellfs many Tlliends in Charottetown plPﬂsed to see him again and in the best of health and‘ slilrilm - _

Indian Starving

COBALT, April 23-—Joe Watlka. Indian trapper, who lives at Pork lilaplds on the Montreal River near Latchtord is dying in his culbln hero from luck of nourishment and help cannot reach llilnl because of

River, according to information reaching here today. W-atika is ‘completely cut off al-tlllough efforts i to reach him arc being continued.

l \ i FIRE PREVENTIQN

Fire prevention is not a science; it is sense.

There is llo mystery about it; no difficult rules or restrictions.

1f there aro no fires, there are no fires-that is all therels to lt.

Fires are gluttous and need food. If tlhe food is taken away the ﬁres starve.

Dirt, debris, junk, cobwebs, dust, old papers, rags, oily wlaste etc.. are all in the bill of fare for the Red Demon. '

If these are taken from the menu, there is but e. blank Page left.

Eighty-five "per cent of all fires (and this is a very conservative es- timate) can be prevented by cli- mlnatiug the necessan-y ﬁro causes.

Then why not remove them‘!

No one, unless he be all ursonisl, wants o fire; and material’ burned is gone forever.

If 85 per cent or more of all ﬁres can be prevented, why not prevent the lmaud save lover $200,000,000 iper nnnum.

Sloucillrless breeds carelessness, and carelessness breeds flre.

‘Wily then be slouclly.

carelessness is ‘thte most costly habit we have, and there is no sense or reason for it.

As a result, hundreds of pre- cious lives and millions in property ore lost. and the cure for these awful llis lies in preventing ﬁres.

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Misses Lucy and Bessie Blan- chard‘ who recently underwent operations for appendicitis it is pleasing -to note are progressing favorably. The former received a pleasant surprise last week on her birthday when u number of friends waited on and tendered her a. birth- day party. Many little remembran- ces were brought and an eniov able, though nuiet time was spelli-

Gattle Embargo Statement.

LONDON, April ‘23-—The most striking recent development of the Canadian cattle embargo situation is the thoroughly ex-parte state- ment on the subject which has been delivered and issued broad- cast by the Department of ‘Agri- ‘culturc [or Ireland. It sets forth a number of arguments why the

the whole document, lil view of Lloyd Gergesdeclsion to leave the matter to a Royal Commission, is an astounding misconception of

pertinent. While tho matter is practically subjudlce, tlle depart- ment issues this report. in which it is claimed that tho proposal to import Canadian cattle as a means towards lowering meat prices is a speculative and ‘fullacious _lheory and that the admissiolnof Canadian Qtore cattle ‘would not increase by one beast or by one hundred weight the quantity of beef now admiss- able, dead or alive, to British ports.‘ Tile report was printed before the reference of the matter to the Royal Commission, but has been distributed within the last- fow (lays, it lsof illtcrcstthat tho Department of Agriculture’ and

sued the report, has as its presi- dent the Chief Secretary forfglre- land, Sir Humor Greenwood, him-i self a Canadian, while the vicerpre- sldent is the Right Hon. Hugh T. Barrie. . ~ The cattle embargo question is an issue on which many Anglo- Canadlans here have yet to take one side or the other. It has not escaped notice that 10H]; Desbo- rough, whose iialmc is one of the. three most prominently mentioned in connection with the Governor- Generalship of Canada. voted against the Dominion on every show of hands at the big-meeting in Guild Hall, London, on March 17, where he was a representative of tho British Farmers‘ Dairy Asso- elation.

Emergency Tariff May be Levied-

NORTH PORTAL, Susk., April 23-—Mucll Saskatchewan wheat has been sent. across the international boundary lino during the past few days by Canadian shippers to tho order of United States buyers and mlllers,» to avoid the duty imposed by the Young Tariﬂ Bill which is expected to come into eﬂect soon in that country.

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- HEL-L-UP ! POLICE Tom Moore is dis- turbing the‘ Peace! He is _an_iold offender, but

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‘ilwcllty-ilve cnrloarls of Alberta cattle were‘ also sent across the border on Monday. The cattle train was ditched owing to a spread rail near Bow/bells, N.D.. but none oi‘ the cattle were killed. Many of them after getting out of the wreck wandered to adjacent farms. One thousand feet of track was torn up.

Trial Postponed In Perry Case

YAILMOIITII, ‘April ZZb-Clora Elizabeth Perry and Mansfield Ross are t1lutrgcd rvspcctlvllly with

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to decide whether or not the evi- dence adduced justified sending up tho accused for trial.

Seven Hundred Helpers Wanted In Ontario

OTTAWA. April 22.—At the pres- ent moment there are seven hund- roll applications for farm hands ‘from furnlers in the Province ln

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