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wit°é‘JI"f§e’%#WnER&‘”iTf’it'fl wi .“'fHE I-"EST NEWS I_ CHARL6'1‘fII‘E'i“l1W'1~I‘, oAl§fAbA, MoNiJAY,`iviAv' 4, 1914 . I riser er fro {~g9,,P§,1,i,,ife4,fg,gv,,,;,l-lgl;_{g=,pgii,»,g,3,yc»i,~°

THE _SITUATION

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flume. ~'-lBllll’our’s Resolution Condemning

-Military Coercion lnnoportune. '

(Special Cable) rl

l.0ND0N. MH-Y 3»"‘A\tIl0\l‘€l1 fI`0nt tion. In t`he-n.-:antime in accordance licnchers in U10 Ollpositlofn. are dis- with the threat to punish the ring- lnclined to push charges in regard to leaders in the ~g~un-running aflair, ir the Ulster plot further, in view of few days ago, two members of Par- the mor" ll\'1Cl50 attitude of the Gov- liameiit and twenty others will be

ernment, attempts will be made bv p certain irreconcllslbles to furtbo; i

rmops in Ulster. Questions will nel

put ns to whether there was any 'Home Rule which opened ag (loveritr ‘

tim. limit to the refusal ainvl whctlierilw the in-munity granted to Sir Arthur cl

Puget will be extended to other ii_-:ni- unpropitlnus time. _

bers of the civil and diplomatic scr-

vl'<‘f'P. - tion -\l-‘iich colrdem/lied military coer- so fur as the Unionist leaders are cion in Ulster- ami ,,190 riemmuqing ,,

conccrneil they will await the oveulgcneral election, adoptr-ii an ngglgude

tures from the Government to which w

linfli Brrnnr Law and Lord ,ans-I the Home Rule project. P on

nent's efforts in this direction will

llurrv f-ill? Premder with qiuestions. he as futile as with the Suflmgettes l‘i'c|nier Asquith will be ZIVGII an op- and Ministc-riallsts. The leaders re- portunitv to change his expressed ln- cognized this tliolwgli the rank and liln vention of answering no more ques- ure greatly disappointed. None of tions ou the recent movement of the (`-iirsouites have been arrestefl.

lu lnsllluu

owns promised earnest couslde,-,.,_

roceeded against. The Govern-

The provincial campaign aguinsl;

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ith Mr. Balfour and Lord Milner rig' lil’-f NDf‘£lk€l`S. was luunclied at an

Mr. Balfour, in moving the ,-5501".

hich indicated doubt 0 r 'ect-l of

-»slPsl"‘sllllll»s ,,

,_ y night. As in the case of the Philip- V , 'plan loiler, it would take nothing

, _ s ~

_.___ leon;-e rrople to their senses. The

The closing services Yesterday of breaking of a dam, the rushing of

the evangelistic week conducted by t --Gypsy" simon smith in the First t

Methodist Church were very largelyilllfoperty, and some people would

attended. At the night service, the ,C Evaugclisi. preached on “Convex-sion," ,n hurled on the well~known Bible stories 0

of liyvlla, the south- saying girl and more people began to pray than had, the Philipplan jailm-. Some people, he nraY=d`f0r centuries. The Titanic

snid, did not believe in coniverslon, d

hut conversion was only anpttrerf "I‘l‘?'1ll"fl‘ My G06 to_~.'I'l10€-" . 0¥l»U¥Bl2 nun'|é"for the spiritual curing of thslvcssel was a young <ma.n, a friend of

as surely effected as the curing of physical ailments. Every ccoversion of u sinner was a miracle, as it was only bv the power of God that it was brought about,. all human means fiiilliilr to achieve it. Don't ask him now conversion took place. The mys tory could not ‘he explained but the witness \vas wit-bin them. Conver-

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I sion came to. different people in differ-l lent W8!/H. as was evidenced by the

hrec Bible stories he had read that

hort of some catastrophe to bring

he released water down upon the Own and the destruction of lives andl.

ommence to pray to God w-ho li-_iid

ever done so before. At the time. f the San Francisco earthquake!

isaster und we all,beglan to sing

The food supply still occupies gen COWES Isle of Wight May i- PH"t Of his b0dv

eral attention Although it has not The Duke of firgyle, son in law of the _ -

yet reached a stage where it can be late Queen Victoria and a former STEAMER SIBERIA SAFE

called acute, many products run llovelnol general of Canada, died to "--

short Strict orders were issued to- night aged 09 after ri short illness MANILA M9-Y 2-'The Pacific Mali the elid oi' lust week in reference to the Government w-as sincere in its day from headqfuarters for American Tile Duke of Argyle is the second gleam" Sibemll arrived here Ht U forces to ierrlain in the same position ormer govuiiorlgencial of (auadu to gclgck today Hel Captaill F€l>0Yts and not advance or do any othel ac- pass away duling th.; present year vgaa tg” ‘rebel has all llmvelltful

tion which will bring on rr conflict His term of office, fiom 1878 to Ci' gf 0; agnmk’ to Manu"

with Mexican troops During the 1883 spent in f‘nuudu, saw the dawn npdam eeder °I the hiker” ' aluriri ovr-r the flurly at the water- of ii new ein of prosperity for the :),;eii‘;c,,lthte belief that the 'repolts

works at El Tolar yesterday d Dominion nl ht thgitigii yesteilduy .ind last . tachmcrts of marines and hluelnckets uflg the coiistm fvefnse, was In distress besides the lnspustoi- of Fislleries in protection of tb-s oyster fishery. The prepared for immediate lniidmg NEW Iilvl \l‘slE l AWl~l IN c,lIl<il3Ef‘ Bent out munoi I ogsiiiéiéaa cand had tms p,.,,v,nc,, (M,.__]_A_ M,,t,,,B,,,,,um, G0ve,n,m,,t at Ottawa' he mm' was Field gulls were put into readiness T" over confusion 10 the cazlilnlett mo” the Government Engineer, (Prof. H. going to put on three boats this sen- for conveyance ashore but at the MONTREAL May A-'l‘he new li- the steamer Per; M B; "9 0|

last moment when headquarters er, censing laws of the province went in mg mistaken ,ol "Q 0 S

tablishell the fact that there was no U’ eflelll- Y€SI1€l“IuY~ ’I`he'nc lui s are ,,,,,,.me wiggle” ,.e,,,é9t ,, 'H e need of assistance' ._ all orders were of ri far-reaching character. They The Wireless opelmtor omai.b0m_d cancelled, Omcinl _reports deem", provide for ri substantial strengthen- ,he _oibcmu said the ahnospheric mm that not n shot was pmd_ while ing of the bersonnel and powers of d,ti0,,,3 yesterday had been had other r;0n_r¢eg are persistent in the the' license comfnissioners, ri progres- nmki,,g the se,,.d,,,g of wireless mes:

opinion that shots were exchan-gui by sive "“'d"“ti°“ I" the "“""her of H' sages different.

olitposte. ‘r ~ ceuses in Montreal, a gradual aboli- The mst report that the Siberia

Lleut- Helblel of the Fourth Infan- E10" “I I’“"5r and the Sepnmtmn of was in distress was a wireless ines- fl‘Y, with his men proceeded to the um 311,19 of drink from the Sale 0I,sage received nt the Osezakni Sta- t

_ ~ nstrurrlents. Thiouenh hla Admiral Meagher is keeping in touch with the situation here. All is

, ‘ (C di Pes) G | MONTREAL, Ma 2.-A k

Governmmltmund opposition Playing U waiting J are in is Former Governor onera of V r sinner.,

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LONDON May 2-Shamrock IV

IIIE Slllllllllll IHE llEllH,jllI I _ I/llll KILLED Ill 'CONFERENCE ON I

IlliMlXliIll' DUKE ill Illlilil IIIIIIMIIE EHIHGE

VERA CRUZ May 3-After yeswh laborer employed hy the Canada Ce drry's acute a,larm when it was re- 0 L W f ment Comps-ny was blown to death ported trawl. ii force of Mexicans st- Canada’ S n In a 0 yesterday morning while nt work pre tacked an Ameriwn outpost at the Daring a charge of dynamite while water plum nine miles out all is Late Queen Victoria he was atoopiqg over it a gpm-lr from quiet here to day Soldiers attend- a furnace alighted on the bank of his ed service in the morning and after- '“""‘ neck He brushed it oil' and it fell noon and great crowds went to ri, on the dynamite which rnstantly ex- bull fight (Canadian Press) nlflded blowing his night arm and

into the air

break in the railroad, where it was 9"°C"_"‘e5~ _ [tion in Japan. It w'ns said to come lvl" “P-'>i' Mexican troops. 'rney were It is "°Wun1=°»Wf“l to Bell- sive or direct from the siueri.. early Friday astonisheil to nod ,,_ Squad of the even deliver intoxicating liquors to morning and mid that the steamer the conference. The whole question service ofthe fishermen during the Eighteenth Mexican Infantry on dingy, *WV WFSOUS Ull`d¢‘l` lliflmeell YCUYB Ol had met with nn ~acci-dent and. was in the Mexicans carrying hundreds of age; no “"‘I°0“5 We Hl10W@<l Open IJO~ distress. The message was mutilated

rounds of am.muniu0n_ They were fore 7.30 ii. m.; license holders niav, and no further information could lille- xi verv friendly and iiifurmerl che Unital at the request of relatives of habi- gleaned from it. ing the matters that they consideredland the preservation of the pu-hlie States troopgthmt ‘ troop train had tual druukards, he Urdered not to sell, This message was ccmlnunicated, to one out along the Other” line and liquor to such- drunkards; and no or, the great Northern steamer Minne- lint in tha( direction the _battle if ders for liquor may be taken, or sota and the Ilritish cruiser Mina- ,,,,v, wus pmzressing The Amxri* 0.1). orders delivered, in prohlbi- tour and the Japan-es-e Government cans I-rrtruccd their stem, to El TO_.;u_ tion nreus such ns Westmount, Ver-_ ordered the steamer Kanto Maru

'rim only c0,,,m,,,niC,,t- h t ‘ " dun and St. Lambert. from ,I Formosan port and several em C1.” and Tafmvico i‘;m,,,, isgggnl ’ I -l---_- _ ` worships to the scene of the rcport_

, w,,e,e,_,,, , _ ' _ S Lil ToN s Ni~:w ,ollAL.Ln~.N<.l-.R ed w,~..,¢ir_

reverted r-niet. ’ ~ - . 'Z PENSION svs'rEM ‘

<cm»ndlan.rress.> Eff ;i.l;°'ii‘i.§erTE§ml='EE. I“<Ie`;er°i‘Ef;liE“glflr ' FOR CLF-“GYMEN

_ __. _' r _ _ l, ---- 'EL PASO. 1v1’ey“2.-satlille the ff§§§,,f.`?,',§’ S2?" §f,,,ih“ “,322 sosrou, lvliiy 2.-consideration ei

wayWnl"d and the si-nful, which waglhis. who vith three companions was Drlllclpal f=l'ty in the state of Coe built ig to be launched Mu 25th a pension plan was one_ of the sub-

OYSTER INDUSTRY

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Between Government und Fishermen. Further

Established

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An important and interesting con- gclicrnlly were cleared un nt the

ference was held in Ciiarlottctowii ut meeting, und the fishermen felt that

the fisheries. ei‘f0l't.ri to hotter their conditions,

Mr. W. A. Found, Siipcriuteudcut

of Il`ishel‘if:.~l, Ottawa, paid li special l)(lMINl()N (i0VERNMl‘lN’l"f-‘» PLANS visit to the Province, und conferred __ with the lixecutive fluulwll, on the Mr. Follnd addressed the conference

At the conference there were present ment's plains for the fostering and

H. Shaw), representatives from __ the son to clean up the public ‘beds of (iriinll River and Malpeqlue Fisher- star fish; and there wmlld also be

el' Association was reprmelitell by cquiipment. placed on the Buy for the its Vresident Mr. Emanuel Mclicllan, protection of the public-grounds, n/nd. while the Malpeque Associutiolis re- if these were not sufficient nnre alle-

nrescutatives \ ere Messrs. Jalneslquat-e protection would be given. Mr. Bllrnc, Russel Uhumipion and George F‘ound also pointed out it w-as the Champion. intention of the Government to en-

Protection of Oyster Beds to be ' ily,

Naturally the oyster fishery was ga

ge sr Biologist, thoroughly expert

tention was given, and it w-as the q most important matter discussed at A

the Island was fully gone into; the gi lishermlcn’s representatives suhmitt- I 0

point raised by the fishermen was,

ciudell in if cermin lease. and they S

he subject to. which principal at- and of considerable experience ac-

ired in the eastern states of the mlerican Union, to be placed at the

of this department of the fisheries of coming Surrnrner: this expert would

ve instruction and public lectures the Subilict of oyster cultivation

and urged required redress. The chief beds. 4 _ \,Q,

As to the reuresenbatlions (inside lwitir

that the public beds were not sluffici- regard to the extension oi thc sea- .ll~ entlv protected, and tlisv “med that son for lobster fishing, Mr. -Founlrl greater protection he afforded them. Said thlii Ill? WHS Ullabic *$0 GRY at Another criniplaint that they ‘had was lJ¥`99€llf \'\"J€¢`\l‘Bl‘ the G0vBl'f\mcnt that some qluabaiig beds had been in- would find it sdvissible to make such

xtension. but' be indulged the hope

requested that it be made possible that Bvffll l-l10§\i!“h lobster fishing for then- to get those ouahauzs. ,would be late in beginning this sen-

The flslierm-en also mai-ls some re. son, the fishermen would have such nresentatioas with regard to the lo\>_“s\iceessful results that they would

ster fishery. The oresenes still of ice in the waters, tliev urged, will _short- en- the lobstor fishing seasrih 'Rnd they considered that if it is possible

was that young man to b`e fou-nd? f In the card room? No. But on the i

half in the wnter he was picked up by 'I- one nf the rescue boats from the Car-l pathia. What was the result? That “

but wherever he went to*-day he told of the long-suilerinfr God who heard d

walt until God threatened them? Be- 3

He would have to do it; He would B do it for their good. Were they go- E ing to wait until He did it? Dld'n't I they think it was mean to wait untill the time of trouble before they lcall- ‘Q cd on God’ He thought the Chiircli wanted to duy a snirltual eiirtlilluake. Didu't they think that tho Church-

was neither hot nor cold? They lx-.id been suffering fron" sleeping sickness in the Church, and tlicy. had got So comfortable that they did not wont to be awakened. Thcy wanted it spiritual carthuuake. lildn't they thinlr it was time they ~rnus'»i-tlielm- selves, some of them, and went up to God in earnest prayer and' asked Him to give them that revival? Convic- tion wus \nnt cnollnh. 'l‘herc must lip conversion: there must be in tllcir lleurts trno love of Jesus. Doin~ tho rlcllt wus true cnlivcrsioli. Ile want ed their' to do it that uilrllt-I.lll‘l\ their li-icks on ull that was wronff miikc ii lllll surrender, tuku up their cross and follow Jesus.

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on a Sunday night playing cards. hulla. where the remnants of various Her griul paces will begin the first

jects before the 129th annual conven-

deck on his knees crying, “My God, Il have inarcy on Me!" It took no-IT onlne li-.ss than that terrible disaster P°*°“‘- 30" “lil” °°\lll1- lA letter-

senses. God heard his prayer, for "

cause He would it for some of them. He “ms S°“”d“d 0" it *md "°f"3¢d~

had got. into rr condition where it W

When the catastrophe occurred, wbere`f0d8l‘n! forces rallied after their lie- waek in June, and cgntinne until the tion of the Episcopal diocese of Man-

e ' ~ '

at at Torrcoa,'Monterey ,inn lesser middle of _]u1y_ lim new challenger sachusetts today. Bishop William

t1‘onghold's isreported' today to is said to be entirely Ori-gina; in de. iliawrence, who presided, favored u ave been evacuated on April 27. sign ,md go ¢0m1iiri.e mn,ny‘ri-ew and system proposed by Monell Sayre of Ilfl i!‘00ps returned to Sun Luis novel features. 1 New York, whereby every clergyman

in,the diocese would receive a sum

cting ugder orders of Huertu, set , --_ reaching the age of _60 years. V

une, Struggling for fm". hours and 3 fire to t e townl 'on A rll 27th l ._ . ‘ Th o in' s rm n w s re ched

n . mn naNvien_ iviav 2. sensational e inn s e 0 u n a

he" “"""“°“°d it- ' 'evidence at the inquest into the oe- by the Rev- Henry B- Bull 0| lille

As the Ooiistitutldnalists were aking preparations for an elaborate

young mnn 'n-o longer played cards °“mPf1i'gn against ssttillo, the news

aused a sensation. It developed to~ ay that Cnrranza has not likely re-

his prnyerand. lifted him‘ from a ,ceived the "°‘l“°°t from the Smith ren were burned to death wuterv ,,,.av_,,' were they going t0`Amel‘ici\n envoys of peacathut he a-

o the probability now is that no flort will he made to interfere with i he internal affairs of Mexico but el- orts for il pacific settlement will be onfined to the difficulty between

iuertu. iinll the United States.

(Canadian Press.)

WASHINGTON, May ‘2.- Envoy's lin ure working for pence are try-

GREIIT INTEREST

The El/_eulls Marked With Widespread Inleresfzis Prolllisingthe Greatest Op

Ever Offered on Prince

ranza shall hold the zone around the' oil wells as neutral ,-territory. This, it

orado strike domtbs was given yes- terday that the State Milita set fire

children sought rem-ge from the mac-l bin-e guns. Several wo'xr.~:n and child- l

ree to an armistice with Hue;-tri, ing to arrange that Huertn and Oar- i

s felt, would have the effect of re-

to bring _th-at young man to his from Miguel Avila says the Federsls; A ggglous CHARGE_ approximating $600 n year upon

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city. A business session followed, with reports from various committees

The annual address of Bishdp‘Law-

renee referred to the liquor problem in these words: , "Industrial efficiency is driving the lrinking man, even the rather mod- erate drinking man, to the wall. rink, and. that not to excess, but habitual, gradually disintegrates the

to the tents where t-he women v and mcmdlng mat 0” 9°°i°I 5°rV'l°°'

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an extension of time should hé given them this season for the fishing of lobster.

A good rrialiv of the m~isund'orsi’faln,d=-

ings that existed among fishermen

Hfffl sllllcr in coirrfsarison with normal seasons: that the fishing would ire so plentiful that the shortening of the season would not affect the liust hir, the extent of the catch.

Tile conference, -it may be stated began on Friday night and lasted Until ii late hour, and was continued on Saturday.

ed in -all, the gloom which p

BEIIEAIH THE EIHIH

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LONDON. May 1.- The great socl.

al event of the week dl/d not occur in Lvlldml. Wh Ch has been and is plung- 2

lullll ullu lui llllvi upglgllg

lll AIIBUII

BOMA ooNGO, FREE s'l‘A'rE.May .-Natives have go'rl,a_.'upon eng war Mb killing scorer 'eikwlrlter' in Delis

always accompanies a. bank holiday Portuguese colony of Angqig and

docing property loss and damage physical, nerve and moral fiber, and, and bein the,lnterests of all. what is more tragic, the sons and

Yesterday ri message was received to daughters reveal the fatber's rather

the effect that ,Cari-nnzn refuses to loose habits of cocktails ond cham- eutcr into any such nrraligelnent, pugne nnd whisky in weakened bod-` Huertu has promised to give the ies and more or lens rlegenerntc SYS’ mutter consideration. turns."

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IS BEING TIIKEN N THE GUIIRDIIIN PRIZE CONTEST

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Edward lslandle Earn Valuable rizes; Many Can y

ales Are Alrcnd_y` Receiving Valiant Support From Friends With Cou-

- pens and Subscription Votes; Call Upon Contest Manager i for Any Iniorrualion or Help You Need; Do ll Now. '

week. Society flocked to Welllrech Alu- drivfn t th " ' f . .~ bay, where the Duke and Duchess oi wliomzaxl b,,|;;vl:i"*|? A2155; guna.,-ff Portland entertained -1.000 guests to murder-ed 1 _ “ '=°1¢b1°e¢° the vom-'11s of. use of their News of the uprising wifi maine

gliiieisttelsion and heir, the Marquis of _:ini-e yesterday, the despatch¢g`¢¢,`,t-

C . h r , Wei-beck Abbey with its vast under |lJlE5|i£|i’\`|‘t tl? ltirtliegsid-Egg; hgfl

ground apartments is one of the li". ,mtives included mm women and wonders of Enigland. The fifth Duke ,,hud,.en_ Soldmrs haw fm K

had it passion for privacy and from M, tn de,-,,,,,, the settlers ie: thgldgf h. '. o b‘ -

t. c time l is success oil to the ,,,,,.t_ A,,g0t,, |,,,_,, near ,he mouth of r-»

, " ’ . y'. udioin.- Congo Free State. lfs chief

Tue v-ast slshterrnireiui glzillerlcs and "wt .R q n Plmh n , d chambers on the night of th-c bull arc I ‘ I ` I: ` 0 'mm n'

l‘k\f"rl l, til th ’l’t.- ,,

rlnlicaliuliyicitiiie guxlilirryr ,T100 ales? A (Irv To FIGHI CHURCH UNION-

04 feet, lighted by twelve lunge gL~ia,i , clinnllclicrs which cover the wnlls. N)R‘)N'm)» MW |"`At “ "wetlng

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From me emrmwe ul thc Dm_k_;»f lin. exei.l.\i;ivc of [the <'\:°gunizatlor}

II I4 ll

,VI , ,y _ , _ < - pre-sei'\'n in al con.nuunce o .. r.

, _ _ I _ _ ` . 'l lc d hero yesterday has reported ::'"'_":`“t(§;‘l':{‘°l°,em;KI' ’;R_v‘glr":‘::{;';“,thot the general committee numbers

The liligh uudergrouiid chuliihers in- Tv" 4'mf,f`eI`reRT;"tativn nlwlstfirs “ind

nyrncll Urn Iii pnrts 0 “nal n

l - ~, .I . cl 'dc " 'mme whom' whm" “s°\‘I‘,'l‘lie gutllnring was called to plan for

~To-night, "Gypsy" Smith delivers

(lount that day lost ,contest

winning White Wyandottes. $1.00

n, lecture on “From the Gyps" Camo to the Lord." which he has had the privilege of giving some of the morn-bers of the Royal family and over no liliudrell titled persons.

When sun is on the fade, I

Viovrd at thy hands , No nominations made. r -Lyrics of the Contest Manager

'|'he above lyric may seem aIlr0l>0,H

to those who have not made n nom- ination of some lady or entlemun in

Ilcr settln . Appl at 14 B,\‘lK\\l-011 Ruud. R " ’ ' 1128-4°23MtI.

ron sans. oiisi rims-nssn cov-

desdale brood mare, five years Gm. also one Entire Clydesdale colt two years old, sired by Wigton Hero. A. E. simpson, st.,1=»¢tsrI.-

_ _ ° 2‘279:5_°_li’l‘!_*_.P§-__ ron sara FIVE BILVlllR BLACK foxes three male and t\-e lex:-als. inet years pups. Price 810.000-0° s noir. Three No 1 Cross, 90 per rent Black, enfmale and two fem- nle $3,000.60 ner-na1r.`N'o.2 Cross ons female N5 .pgr oust. il000.00`. Foxes caught 'in Peace Rrlver Dil- lrlcl. during winter. In ~sddl~ tion to above we havein Eden. Alta.. and will deliver to anvl part

g _

The Guardian great nrile can-test ns-l gregating $2,500, which will be g‘lv~

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The contest manager or his assist-

,nnt are in the office <lny.mnl night and their office hours are from mill- night to midnight. Call nbd get ac- , lquuinteii and learn how to win u. valuable prize with vcry little of your time. ` -

CONTEST NOW OPEN

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hl,| homo since 4 o'elocx Wednesday afternoon, the body of GeorK0 NNU- tho eight-year-old son of 'Nelson 'A/fain. vnu found about 5.30 yester- dn afternoon in a °l‘¢‘9k |19?" ru" chNd’s ho `r -The chllil'| 'init and

_dllcovery llgni wlierc ,the lad _had -iiiasnvlv esllsn men fha annie. nina

rn away in the next few weeks. Can you afford to let this opportu-

nity pass? ~

As we have stated before, the 000-

test`,la open to,one and all, both large and small, including boys and girls. ladies and gentlemen- merl`I°<I or hinges, Ifyou want to compete in this _great price election, start right i.-Uday by sen-ding in your name. Il you do not have the ,time to make the race. send in the( name of your neighbor, ‘your sweetheart or the name of some other fellovfs sweet- heart. The live. \1D"°'.J‘°._%*.'° ‘.f°?`*°“ lille _ont iluufilnz ,lor vculivl vom and subscriptions and are meeting

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li As will he sseniby the display an- nouncement on another page, the en- nouncement of the contest, and the machinery is. under way for carrying to splendid success the enterprise un- dertaken. Read the announcement ,elsewhere today and telephone the Guardian, nndsthe contest manager will give all other information you desire ~ to enable you to make the most of your time and opportunity.

Subscription books, postcard sn-

nouncements, return envelopes and everything needed to make sn- active canvas for votes is furnished free. Get_ started today. Send in your name or .that nfsome friend, ellp the 4-~.._,s_.. __A is.. _ \_..__A.-_ \»1_\__ _.___

night at the office of The Gnlirllinii, write him it letter or cnll ot the of- ficc.

MORNING, CITY.

Mopths Price Votes

6 $1.25 5,000 I2 2.50 10,000 24 5.00 35,000

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CHARLOTTETOWN.

Months Price Votes

6 $1.00 5,000 12 2.00 10.000 54 4.00 35,000

EVENING, CITY '

Months Price Votes

6 S .75 5,000 12 1.50 l0,0o0 24 3.00 35,000

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(lhamberliiin once iidliresscd all audi- ence of 5,000 persons. There is also

ii “tan gallop" of ii quarter of ri

u fight against church union.

mile. which is Said to be thc finest indoor exercise ground for horses in the world. Underground _‘.so, a rosi-_

corridor 150 yards long is iirmnged us it “sitting out" room. All the

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corridors are hung with tapestries.

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are usuallv used as storerooms, are richly decorated and well heated and

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oder. Minimum charge twenty-five cents.

can he used as smoking rooms. There are three underground room.; adjoin-

ing thellmcliuli suing where iandnql "Reserve Friday May llith for the s usua y c u e can e con- - vetted into supper rooins and 400 St- "M199 Church Ml”I°ll “W4 C09' guests can sit down -.it once. ,cert z234"'30M2IP°-

The cloak rooms an-d other plsv-.ss

lnated signals regulate the nsotm- May 4th-1.25 return, with Charlot- gpsme outside the riiyr.f,y_ tetown L-ramatic Club who are pre- There is also a room with an or-,Hflll-U13 "still WBT-0" RUB DWP" W0

are renneeled with the dining resin tion of Mr- Frank Oliver. by ii miniature railway. 2242-6-1M3i.

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