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‘ \l :Dt-ugall. (‘anoc Cove: made n trip

E* ' ...M RU N AWAY JUNE

'F2 io`\'ii~iorln l_n his gasoline launch Sat-

_ uriluy inorniiig last. ~ \.

_ husband Ned_and Man in [he I;\;lii;;l_r):xl|ii<il(cllurrrliservices will bc glv- desdale iuare for a hand\§0D10 SUD!- _ _.,,,,._‘._~_-,_: - Black Vandylce x - ~---~

1--'__ .- - _ ` GOOD ROADS - The roads ever having loss than three or four on

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_ -' w. _ tlirougli l'ow|iiil towiird the city :ire liuiid. ;;V‘§¢_ jf _ '_ in ti tint- i-iilitlilioii for the time of

-v 315 -__ f ~ - 7-l5&-8.45 ' ` ` ` _I ,_ " ; -EL--I _ 'L _ '_ _` IT PAYS to buy in this Province.

` ¢ - ° i GRAND ABSTINENCE RALL . In-which Dolly meets with a further exciting -M. ,,m_,,,,,__, ,.0,,,,,,,,,,_l_ U, ,,,_. pm.

and thrilling adventure must be rioiirf _\l_is-tiiiciice l_.ezigiie inet lust

` ' seg” [0 be app1'€Ciat2d ` rlianiln-r to receive ri-ports froin the terday. lt is also reported that there

“Dolly of me Dailies” ét.?.`;g.‘;;

` ' lui-_tw aitteiiilauce. The reports subl-

' - - mitted iiitiicated creat progress aut g -

A Bmncho offering .i inosi ho r-ful out oh A bi r.ill\' inersido harbor. It will be some time

In Two Part; or ilii-ipcopple of (‘lli)zii~ottetowiil both

li - will litimiii :itlt-iidiiiirir-_ l Illziror _Storms

_ - _ _silrriiitz utltlrt-sses will he given.

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V ily Statement of Rctual Results from the Breeding of Two Pairs of Pedigreed P. F.. island slim rms

We give below an exzimplc of ACTUAI- RESULTS

obtained in our ranch at Alberton, P. E. Island from the breeding _of two pairs of pedigreed Silver Foxes. One pair was acquirrcl in lllll and placed forthe season of 1912 in a neighboring ranch. our own equipment being then in course of construction. The ranchers charge was adjusted by his taking one of the young animals and paying the fraction due us in cash. Since then all our foxes have been in our own care.

Pair in pen No. 10 1 Cash

Season l'.ll'»_’, raised three, l<ec'd

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Foxes Kept

‘Rancher kept one and paid us l ` 13

Season lf`tl.’i, raised six.

Sold tour for__.__. _ . _ ___ _ 2'.’,~tf.th J Season_19l-1. raised three, ` Sold two for __ _ l§2,'J`5ll l

Pair in pen No. 1 :

Season l9l.'_l_ rai:=_<‘d five,

Soldfour for__._... _ _ 31,000 1

Season l¥ll~l_ raised five, V ,\`ol1ltlirei- foi, _ _ _ ._ _ l7,l_\tlll

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Observe that lroiii the production ol pair No. 10 for

three seals-oiis, and pair No.1 for two seasons, we have actually sold young foxes to the value of $74300, and added eight foxes to our own breeding herd, and still have the original two pairs with their present litters. _ No mention ,hast been made of the proceeds from the litters of the eight young: foxes. That will be :mother wonderful story

‘ later on. A _

These sales were made to ranches in the Maritime

Provinces o~.-.-iierl by Canadian and American investors. and can be verified at our office.

We invite inquiry from interested parties. and will

supply to new ranches and old. the very highest quality of Staiidaril Brcd'l’_ E. island Silver Foxes to be had. 'l`lii.~; is ri most opportune time to buy. We shall be glad to _izive :hr llc-nelit of our experir-nite, if desired.

The Silver F ox Rancliing Company

i\.llierlon_ l’. li. island. or 51% State Srcet, liostoii, Mziss

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Wcatherprof Compo-Rubber Roofing is guaran-

teed to withstand all weather conditions, and a guarantee' ot suchlike is written plainly on each roll of this roofing. This isa leading feature to consider when buying a roof for your house or barn.

` U Lompo-Rubber Roofing

is the most durable roofing made and is composed of the best_weather resisting materials known.

It is manufactured by the General Roofing

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Samples mailed on request.

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The Leading Paint Store

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_“SVI V _ n _ -‘ _ _ nj- _1'_, Y _ - - , _, I-_ ‘ ,Y _'_' '_ ' - I fx 1, 13... '-<,,I.I»i T.,- ,

isa, ini-

-pm-p[|;'3 THEATRE

spusuoio siof.-fri splendid ins-

yt-zir. llii- .split log’ drag has liecii inn ovi-r ii good deal with good re-

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c\i|iiiit_ iii the Lci:isl.iti\e _-iss:-lultll

-\'iirloii_- still-uoiiinilttecs. There was a

ineii aiiiil woiueii. is to be held in _the llrill Shed in-xt 'l`hursdziy evening, \pril "ith, .ii \ o'tlork The Band

will preside and a iiuinhcr ot hricf but

FOXES.--'l`hc ltiversiili- l“ui‘ Farniiiig to., |.iniitt-d, I`ryoii, report six lit- ters of blzick foxt-is in their Raiiizli.

.\lr. 'l`. ll. Smith. 'l`ht- litters arc as i`ollowi;:tliree in the original (Io. one in tho “lllat-l< Di;nnoiiil"; two in the "Blair-lc \\':il<-h".'l`lio lti\'<er,~iidi' Fur l<‘urniin;: Vo. lizivi- had exceptional luclt linviiii.: pziiil ii dividend of 225 D. i-_ stock tho svcoiid year. Moro litti-rs :ire i-:cpe-cit-il yi-i in out-li ot' the zibovf- nuineil i-oiiipuuit-.<. wliiizli niiikes the prospct-_ts for the present your very lirilzlit.---\'.

NEW SECTION FOR GUARDIAN-

Nr-xt Saturday The lllaguziiio Guar- dian will open at \\'oinen's institute .<ectioii, the iiizitti-r for which will he t`iiriiisln-il by Mrs. llunlirzick, Siincr- vlsor of \Von\cii's-' institutes. This se-ctioii will ht- of special interest tu Giiarilian renders as it will keep thcin fully inforiiieil ri-izurdiug the Wonit-ii's liistiiiiii- _\lovc-nicnt. which has zil- l't-nily i_'ro\\'n to ht-_ one of tho leadiiii; ri-,itiirt-.~: in tht- l`or\\'aril (»ilucai.loiizil :tml ai.:rii~uliiii'zil ilr-vi-lopiiii-lit now in pin.-_isrc-ss. Tlivro nrt- now ovor sixty \\`oiii<-ilk; Institutes in ilu- provini-e ‘J-'ith at lnr,-_fe iiiciiilwi‘:<liip und, wliitt is ~~|tui\l\' iiiiiiortuiit with luliiiltie possi- lillilii-_~ tor doini: good. 'l`hi- worlt that has zilri-;id_\’ lieeii done aiuil that is in -'olili-iuplulioii for llii- iniincillzilv ful- url- will hi: :i i‘i‘\‘cliitioii to lliiusir who nrt' not in tourli with ilu- iiiovi-iiit-iit :intl it i_-< it-ll that this ui-\\‘ si-ctioii will prove oi' great iiiti-ri--<l :ind vzilut- to :ill \\ ho uri- iiiicrt-sit-il in thi- lzrciit wort; that is helm; dont- for thi: gen- vriil belt-riiieiil of tht- pro\'iiit~i-_

BOY SCOUTS‘ OUTING-'l`ho Y. .\l.

<`_ .\. lloy Scouts had si very iiitt-ri-s|.- ini: time lust Si|tiii'il:i_\' zifteriiooii :it a 'l`i'r-:t>=iire lltiiil. Thi-_ boys were divid- »-il into patrols, :ind ezicli patrol had to ir.ii i- thi-ir way by flirt-i-tioiis founil in --iiiwlopt-:= as tht--_\' wi-nt. sturtliii: from ihi- Y. ,\l. ('_ .\. 'l`li~- iliri-r-tions iiiiailly lvroiiclit llii-ui to \'ii-iorla l’arli, wlierel ilu.-_\' foiiiiil nitip.~' isivinc the distri<~t williiii which thi- 'l`i‘<-atsiiiw was to he !'otinrl_ As' ilu- 'l`i~i-:is-tire was at pie, |hi-r<- uit.-: great Iwi-iiiii-ss lietwe-on the }\t\trol;: :is lo whit-h would hzi\'i‘ thi- |lli-n_~'iil'i‘ ol' rulilli: il. its this \\'a|'; to bl- ilii- ri-ward ol' thi- lliiilt-i'>‘_ 'l`hc-ro wus uri-:ii _ul\~t- iii thi- Ili-:i\'<-rs l":itr0l, when _\‘<‘oui li-nkiiis fouiiil ilu- pin hidili-ii in thi- lout-r liritiiclii-s ol' ii tree, :intl it iliil ii-ir iulu- vt-r_v long to disappear. l-'ollov.'iii_u the ’l`i't-:isiii‘t- llunt. two ollii-r sroiitiiii; ,ixuiiios were played. ,-:i\‘lii;; pi'ii<-tice in oli:-'crvutioii :uid wood<‘r;il`I. To liiii:-'h up with. rt relay rziryt- was run lit-t\\'f-on the thrco pu- irols hurl: to thi- Y. .\l. (`. .~\_ froin thi- l'nrl<_ 'l`ht- ltcltvi-rs wcri- iigitin wiulii-rs, with thi- lluiinds very close lii-liinil_ ’l`ln- liiiyii are busy just now tryiiii: for thi- viii'iuiis ti-sth. :uid thi-

r-i-iiipi-tllioii is v<~r_\' l<t-en.

L______ Y _

THUUGHT SHE lllllllll NUT LIVE

Restored to Health by Lydia E.. Pinkham’| Vegetable Compound.

Unionville, Mo.--"I lutfered from n

female trouble and I got loweak that I '='f-~s':.s-=-s=:-i-.= 'rr-i; .#5-ei1` 'i wma hardly w‘lk ~-'-’»_- ”fi`if§§ff’I,’l acrollthe floorwith-

f L: our holding on m ,ig something. I had ft- -=- I nervous rpella and

U “ .iii my fingers would Mi cramp and my face

itil, would draw, and I --ti could not speak, nor

, V sleep todo any good,

had no appetite,and everyone thought I

would not live.

Some one advised me to take Lydia F. l’inklinm’a Vegetable Compound. I had taken so much medicine and my doctor

said he could do me nogoodno I toldmy husband he might get me l bottle and would try it. By the time I had taken it l felt better. I oontiniudltousqand now I un well and strong.

HORSES FUR ARMY.-Mr. W. S.

lllcKle, who is buying horses for use in the army. yesterday bought 15 splendid animals at prices ranging from $140 to $210.

ami: pluce, lils valuable heavy Cly-

Mr. llollaiid is doing a rualiiiig busi- ness in horses of this stamp rarely if

CONSIDERABLE ICE.-There is

still considerable ice iii the Straits :intl _\'r-sta.-rday the lllinto had lcc all the way across. Ott Point Prim the it-e was exceptionally lieuvy and the sit-ainer had some dllllculty in getting through. Captain Read reports that only once before this yeur wus there as much ice in Pictou harbour as yes-

is quite ii lot of ice between Capes Tornieiitine and Traverse and that the ice has a nln drifted into Sum

before the summer ateamers will be able to run. A northwest wind would greatly iinprovc the lee coiiditluns.

vcr. li. is understood that ii hand- some llgiirc was paid.-\'.

I.()f\'I)ON April 26 -\\' l. Grlf

.\ii ollltial report ol liis lliip uill lit- t-snt to Ottawa for pulilirztlioli iii the (`:iiiadi:in press.

.\liliougli hr- dei-liiii-il to zldniil it.

.\lr. Grllliths, uhilc all ilu- fruiit. iiiziili- prt-liiiiiiiary iiiiiuiries lu i'r-r.::ir¢l to iirriiiif,-:Pint-ills for liikiiig tht-_ volt- ol' thi- Uiiiizitllaii solilii-i':l if ii goin-i= :il i~lt‘t'lion takes plnrc.

Sir Miix _-\itkt‘n is still i|\<lis|»iist'tl

and iiiiiihlv to rt-sunic his duties its oflicinl “cya-\\'itiiess" for the tfziiiatliuii division.

.\lrs. l.on;:_ wifi- ot` tfiiptaiii Long,

foriiiurly of the Riilouii llall stuff, is lit-:ill ol it roiiiinittt-c of the Britisli lte-d Cross. spe<~i:ill_v organized to Search for graves ot' soldiers buried in the hattlollol<ls_ Lady Druniinoiid of 1\l0I\t\`0Hl. has received a report from t\lr:-i. Long, stating that the commit- lct- have zilready found ai number of irraivcs of (faiiiuiiniis, of which a re- cord is bclni.: compiled for the Canu- dian Red (‘riiss.

Earl Grey, fornier Goveriior-General

ol' Cuiiatlii. ignvt- it dluxicr recfeiitly to ai sniiill group of overseas rcprcseiitii- tives t'or thi- piirpoiie ol`_ liiforniully disciissliig pos.~4ilile opportuiiltlos for ex-solilii-rs who desire to eniigriitc lifter tho war.

Sir (lt-o. l’i-rli-_v n|\<l lticluird lti-lil,

:igoiit-geiit~riil of tlnlnrio, wort- tht- Ciiiiiitliuii rziit-sts.

LONDON, April 29--Ciiptiiin Frost

of the l~ltli Muntreali Biittiilloii, wri- ting to friends here, quotes ti paro- dy ol' "Little Grey Home in the Wt-st," composed by n nicinber of his company. It proves moat popular to enliven trench duty, und the first verse runs:

"'l`bere’s u little wet liuinc in the

trench

Tlmt N10 Fllinstorms continually

drcnch_

'l`tiere’s u dcnd cow close by,

Witli her heels in the sky, .ind she gives off ii beuiitiiul

ntciicli.

“l`hderneiitli ua in ltluce of ii floor 'l‘herc's u menu of cold iniid and sonic

8l.l'!\\v,

And Jiick Joliiirunn tour through t.ln,

rain-sudden air W

(Ver my little wet. home in the

trench."

Capt. Frost iiiiys; "We hiive not'

been doing much~ lately in the way of fighting, but have been buoy endeavortng to get into hard condition and we have had plen-‘ ty ot hard work, especially route- nmrching. We are ln lnlrly conilortf

NDTES.-On Saturday morning last t tm 1 - zur. o. 4:. iioiiana. victoria, bought fmPo,,‘;,_,;',’,‘§a ';§d”‘§§fu'f0";‘,°“,'° 2"”

-- ‘_ .\. h.d ti i,' ‘\l.\nio J.C_Clurkeottho

Th¢£_\1rlh¢1'2dv¢I\f“f¢S °f-'Une-he' ‘i°S¢*’*¢d l’~'.‘?,l.$Ji‘£-»‘.‘é';.i$§'1-l§..§¥5._§‘$.i"§i_fl§ I.""“ ‘ ' ‘ S

HORSE, NoTEs"'Mr‘ Rnben Sm* 'l`lu_- l’rince Edward Matinee yester- nions, ( rapaud, on 'l‘li\irs`\lity evniilug day was exceptionally largely aue“d_ last, purchased from Mr. (,_( . llollaud ed_ but in the evening so in-ear Wm-c \ictoria, it beautiful 3-ycarold Llydes- uw crowds that nl bon, shows me dole horse which tipped the scales at nswuding_l.0om_only» sign became m,_

1.00 Pounds. This horse was sired cessamv posted The bm pnmemedi A Comedy for that Tired The Famgus Canadian

by the imported Clydesdale Stallion wa. ,|86 ..m_0wd}:,d., fu" of the best in _ _ ‘ , Author slr Dmlaldv' dam by vi"I°r of G°°d' eiit`c-rluiiinieiit and the a reciatlon of Spring Feeling `

A '

__,`_ V _ _ _ _ . two faiiiiilies, is wcll ltnmvii :ind it is ."‘l“3 D“"nBa,"°r"' "\.u'““l'°" '” tht- opinloii ol’ the authorities tlint it ‘hr““‘_'“"'.'° pawns ad' “'h.“`h .appears wits nt-ver l>ot'or<_- drainiitized to liet- in. “"5 “su” re May l"`l”‘°‘“°rs .‘f.°"|ter `el`ft~i-1 than in this protliictioii. The cmved' m"0il Lubin Players liavi-_ no .~n'iperiors in

SOLENEHS FRGM CANADA fectlv natural inaniior in wliivli thi-v

READY FOR ANYTHWG execiitt- their work is ii striklni: foal-

v ~ 4 4 ' v ` i

, __ _ play runs live reels and is toniplled

litlis. re ‘rctar to th- ti i* 'ii H li _ _ _

('on.lii1`is;:ioiiur`)1i ()flii'Lt‘ ll'i`-:mit-liiriigtl in th" muh( ('0mpNh(l“;’iv0 ‘md int", ' " ` " ' _ estiuir inuiiner so as o i~oii¢-4-iitrate i\‘_)l\il‘f;;'m8?DlT;;frsi:0;['”'fl&gr(H::; 15311;; the nttoutlon of the iiilfllt-in-i-` fluriniz

_‘ ', ' ‘ ' thi- wholi- votir:-ie of its proiluirtioii. lt

realistic i-xperiéiir-es. llc spent two ~- ~

_ _ _ _ n nil :_ lr' ' is

|l',lrll`|_";_,tr(l;:"ll:_"5 “:hT“""\‘f°';_" Pm; fliliiir-dis llltlliiirl(llinspimlill"riiiiiiidlilytxiiill iii lwltiiiiii dliioli tliiliiiinli' 'i lm mmm ml Sw" hy mg (lmwds lu'

t c _ . _ .

‘ V -_ __ _ ._ , iliiy. , -

:;§_(I]I‘:gxmi(gH'U" on h'm"‘H nm" ww' .-\:= for "'l`lii,‘ I\lii>ili-r l{i_'_\"`. the liflli

ln inotoring nloui: ii roziil in l~`i°a||t~c ;iI,;§,"i);:;,.,‘|;i|:l:G'; ,£111-.,:.',_,li[,.5:`,,

wIii-rr- the Iraillic wus lir-:i\'_\' Mr, Llrlf- _. I, ‘ _ - ' _ ,

tithe' num volliilntl with ai our curry- FII", h(|l,(\|\`;i;’§,"_)`,l,l;:__'J_l;',t_

lin: :|_ llriizriillcr-Gciii‘r:\l_ 'l`hi» iiuto pd .lmm mxlaxf ` I `

i':irr_\'ini: the olllccr wits -on its inuitl- ' ' . -, " _ __ , _ ._ _ _

vii trip an-l i-aught. lirv from liluziiii; (,,_;.\(::,l€_;irui,~:|::ill|:‘ \f\_,l\;`,;;,i.(i||'|"\_ lv," pi-trol sift-_‘r thc collision. It wus de- ur I.-I.. 1. 'H1 |.°r, - ,tl _` il-1, ' strovi.-il. hui luippilv tho oizrtipliiits of ‘ ` M." """.` 'U U' ." ,hub md; wr `_q‘__wM‘ injury ,\h_ Grifmlw lioiisi-r llziyi-rs loii\puii,\', .’\<-w \ork_ ' ' " _ - ` ‘ ' _ ‘ llc- is iniiltiiip; ii tour ol` <‘aii‘id'i ‘ind

s'i\\-' bith ln eriiil z (`~ - " - - _ ‘ ' ‘ . -

Ii'ooDS)iii the txi‘)ti|it-litelnillild sacliiimtiliiill lini-(tid h.`un."H “lm “"2” 1"" "lv" Umm' "Yl|£'7l__‘f'1l“~l"** "'- tho nuen from (`aiu;iilu are fit und i:::b:.I|1(iiitliilltilllalllVi): .\!l'.`H|‘nes» ling L - Y £ '_'-I ri.-tiilv for :iiivtliliig that iiiuy turn up. ` ’ ‘"5 L’ ‘ 1( p"i$uuS“‘ ""'r‘_’"" H) -_ - _ ' _~ » _ .` _ _. and lt dot-s not rot ir inu'l -ll ‘I i

“I hm always recommended your

medicine ever dnce I nu so wonder- fully benefitted by it lad I hope this letter will be the mum of saving como other poor woman from suffering."-

lalile billet have been .ex srtencin

Mn. Miinrmi Sum, Box 1144, Unionviile, Mlnoiixl.

ments have been made between the -British and Dutch Governments whore hy

, ami. HOMIE]

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delightful weather; and spring-has certainly come." '-

C()NTR.\l"»AND GOODS

MAY GO 'l`O HOLLAND.

WASHINGTON, April 23- Arrange-

hy, water,

to Germany

notice not °

Loss of appetite is accompanied by

loss ol vitality, which is serious.

lt: is common iii the spring because

ve no

digestive organs what is absolutely necessary for the proper perforrniiuce ot’ their functions.

Hoods Sarsapnrllla, tho old reli-

able all-the-year-rouiiil medicine, is especially useful ln tho spring. Get it from your druggist today. By purifying and enriching the blood and giving vitality, vigor and tone. It is wonderfully successful in the treatment ol' loss of appetite and the other ailments prevalent at this time. lt is not simply a spring medicine-it is much more than that-but lt is the best spring medicine.

llood's Siirsapartlla makes thc rich

rcd blood the digestive organs need.

Elllllllllllllllll BILL ll THE Pllllllli Ellwlllll

The story, wliit-li ciiiuiiiites from thc prejudice of race and religion between

` i-it-ting bi-lore the ctiniorii and the per-

turt- in “Tho llousc Nt-xt Door." Thi-

lll t‘ t l( Ol (lll

his part. to i-oii\'i1it:e his zilidii-iicv thu! he- is un actor uf inori- tlniu ordi|\zir_\' ability. llt- is \'i-rsaitilt-, :intl is :is bril- lizinl its ii couicdiiiii its hi- is in sc-rioiip roles. llf- is ti sph-iiiliil story it-lli-r, iiossei-ilu: ii i-leur, aigi'--i-iililo volt-i-_ ,llis 1-iiunciailioii is tlii-iw-i'oi'i~ pl-i'l`<-rl. l't‘:~'lcrilii_\' and last. night Iii- looli liii; iiiitliciivi-s iiilo his <foiili<|cni~i- and iolil lliciii of thc various nit-lhoils i-inplo_\‘i-il by picture ni:iiiul`ut-iiirt-r_~a in ilu- pro- llut-tiuii ol' “trii'li" lllins_ 'l`o-iiiglit lu* will cliztinzo his not and will sipuult on it inovini: picturi- studio in ui-in-r:tl_ The nt-xt bil: production ni the l’riiir<- Edward is “The Seals ol` tht- _\liglil_\'," iii six parts, what critics piuiioiim-,_, tis thc “most niiibitious plioto-play in Aiiierlca," which will be .<lio\\'n \\'cd- liesdny and 'l`hursduy.

SAFE PASSAGE FOR -

Goons Fon HOLLAND

\\'.\SlilNG'l`()N, April Bti.--_-\r.

raiigeiiif-iits lmvo lit-vii insult- lu-tivet-ii the llritlsli und lliitrli Govwiiiiiuiits, wlit-rt-by through eiiilianzocs or ollii-r uieasiires, pos_~iihi|ity oi' siipplies rczittliliiir llolliiiid by waiti-r. licliii; lrziiis-sliipped to Gi-i-iiiiiiiy is t-liniin- ated. Olliciul notice wus giri-ii io- ilii_\' lliiit not only t-oiirlitlonzil roulrzi- luind, such :is food :iuppllt-s, but ov- en goods on tht- coiitriiliaiid list t`

iroiigli thc

lilockude lines. 'llie British Einbus» sy issiicd the followiiig stall-inciit:

"l-Shipiiiciits of wheat. wht-:il

flour, and ineail. ilustinoil for coiniiiiiip- tion in llolliiiitl. should he tfonsigiit-il to The Ni-tlierliinds Govcriiniciit.

“2~Sl\ipii|f-nts of :ill other iii‘ti<:li~s

un the llrltisli voulriibaiul lists. <le~ ntined t`or cuiisuuiptlon ln llolliinll, :-'liould be coiisigiieil to Tho Nctlior- lands Ovcrseiis Trust.

“-The Yetliorluiids-Aincrlcun_ the

lloyul llolliiiiil Lloyd. and the ltoyiil Steanualiip tloinpiiny have iiistriit-toil their ziizciits that iililpincuts of cocoii. coffet- :ind toliacco inust also he con viigiicd to The Netlicrlandii Ovcrscuf;

Trust."

I{.\ISl-llt AMENIJS Tlll-I

PRIZE Ill?-l.l'3:~l.

BERLIN, vlu LONQON, April 22-- .-lmendments to the prize ru-les gov- erning the operations ot the German niivy, signed by Ili:-glnrnr William nnrl Admiral von Tlrpltz, pnhlislieu in ine Reiohs Anzetger, were designed ns "a reprisal for the decision inode by England and her Allies contravening the -Declaration ol London ol Febrii.

ary 26, 1909."

Under the new order, tleld gin-isseo, nautical instruments, pig lead, nero-.' planol, ,coal and coke-.are mode abso- lute contraband. Several other com~ modltlen are added' the list ot_| ,conditional including wool, rubber, and several other ores. The pi-aocribeo that

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l’E'l`liOGRAD, vlti Loiidoii, .\pril26

-Tho lllissiun \V:ir ()llir'c today |.:i\vt.- out tho tolluwiiig account of opt-ru- tiuns at the front:

“A vigorous iittnck by the (leriiniiis

on our positioiis oust, ol' ’l‘clcpott-li and Poleii was ri-|i\ilsi-il hy rilli- llrv :iiid hand grenades. ln the iliri-rtloii ot` SLr_\' ii hostile zittaiclt on thc liiriizlit nt.-air Oraivoxit was slit-<'esst'i\l :it Ilii- sliirl luit towiirils t-\'\-ning our troops niudo ii i-ounter- :ittucli and r<--oi~i~ii- pied thc- liciizlit aifli-r Iiorcr- liglitiniz. Thi- i-iiptiiri-<1 pri.<oiit-rs. the nuinbt-r of wlioni i,-; now heiiin :i.<i'\-i'liiiiir-il.

"thi thi- linslcrii fttissi-ziiilikai vliaiill.

iliiriuiz thi- i-ireiiiiiiq of .-\pril IN wi- ox- plodeil ii mini- iillovi- :i (ii-rniziii tri-ut-li. liiiiiit-iliac-l_\' folli|wiiii,: this our inliiii- lr_\‘ silt:-iclwil with li:i_\'oiii-is aiiiil rup- ltircil the po.~‘il|oii, l;ilri:i_i; iii Ilii- iicigll- l>ui'litii_id of to-I |»ri.~;oni~r:-' :ii-1 wr-ll als four iiuicliiiii- uniis nnil ont- lioiuli tlirn\\'i-r."

GERMAN SOCIALISTS

ARE UNANlMOUS IN

FAVOR OF PEACE

'l`|lhI ll.\(ll'l‘I. .\priI `_'¢i.,\'i:i l.oii-

dou-»'l`|ii- Soi-iiili.-als* ol' (li-i‘iiuiii,\' airt- inzililiipz :iii t~zi|‘iit--.l i~i`l`ort lo si---lc |'or

r _ . _

Simmons is to be congratulated on his ‘iohusrl qauiiiilasihliilcm by " it purcliase.Mr_ G. C. Holland. _Victoria The hm was headed by nothing less ri__-cently sold his beautiful styln-ililiorse than il Broadway Star featun, en, mmd. rom Medmm ‘.]"",dam by titled “The House Next Door", and ai Adniiiiistrator to parties in \ onion Rl-` lmuer play mm (mum ymrdly desi,-(._

at basis on which the cessation ot' tho war can be brought about, Dr. Breit- scrlieidt, ii prominent ineniber of the Gerinuii Socialist party, is now lu Holland consulting the Dutch Social- ist leaders with a view to getting ln- to coiiiiiiiiiilcatioii wltli the British. and through theni, with the French Socialists. in an endeavor to bring pressure to hour on the various Gov- t-riliiiciits.

lt is di-cliircd that thc Gorinuii So-

i~inli.<t.-; :irc virtually uiiiinliiiotis ln favor of pc-ure, and against uiiy en- iii-xzilioii of territory.

'l`hi- gi-iit-ral view of the Socialists,

ll is siiiil, is tliiit _-ilszii-oziiid liorraini- :slioulil liclonlr to iieitlier l"rulit:o lior (li-riiiauiy, lint. sliould lie uutonoinous. 'l`l|i- sirgiiiiit-iit in that it` l<`r:int~o re- i'ziptt|i'i‘s thi- l’ro\'iiiccs zi raiiiklliii: for vi-lim-ai\i'e would he hold by ti laii'1,:v pairl of the |>op\ilution_ which il ls :isnt-i‘li-il dons not ilt-sire to bo izu\'i~i'iic.l hy thr- l-`rt>ni~|i, :intl Iliiil tllei‘t-l`ni~i-. thi- siluziliou would hi-_ nu liiiil :is i-vcr.

’l`l|»- Soi-i:ili.~=l.~4 ol' (li-|'|n:i|i_\~ :issvrl

|||:it il will In- iiiipossilili- to starvi- ti1~i'ii|;iir\', but i-x|>i'i‘s.~: llii- ln-Iivl' tlizil' thi' wur rziiiuol i-oiitiiiu-: niuvh longer. in -~iiii.\'t~<||ii-iiro of thi- i|ii<:i.~=lro\is i-li fi-rt on thi- 1-<-oiiiiiiiv t-oiiditions ri ull thi- <-ounlrii-s t-i1l,'tii.:i‘il.

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HOME IN THE ,I,HENC|L,, unto passti_i.c tu llt_il|.ind _lt_ n.

R A

eine.

coffee drinkers.

liroods the blightiiig shadow of the tea or coffee pot.

Many men and women with bright prospects find

themselves handicapped by the reactionary effects of tea or coffee witliits subtle, habit-forming drug, caff-

Dull headaches, biliousness, heart-flutter, nervous-

ness,_ sleeplesness-these -are some of the signs of I caffeine poisoning that puts a crimp in efficiency, and spells suffering and often failure for thousands of tea or

Tliere’s a simple, easy way out-quit both tea and

coffee, and use the pure food-drink

POSTU '

,/_*_

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Desk

_ lliis delicious beverage, made from prime wheat roasted witha bit of wholesome molasses contains only the nch cereal nourishment--no caffeine-no harmful substance whatever. ‘

BVQII Y

,with at war

of the

_ _Postum comes in two forms: Postum Cereal--'the ‘

original form-has to be well il ,1 paqlioie ° Instant Postum-soluble--mi)d’eiaii’sta§iil§'tli1?i5¢‘:: with st water, adding_creem and sugar to taste, 30can\dp50c tina. -Mild? aCC0l’dlf18 to directions, both kinds are equally delicious. and the cost per cup is about the same.

“'l'liere’_s a Reason” for POSIUM - Mine IN CANADA son by mem everywhere

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