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the genuine Semi-ready Tailoring

- for the makers give us the exclusive sale here.

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true, and we ask you, in your

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ll PIISTOR CONDEIVINS

NE TENIERE DECREE

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’l`ili{rlI\"I`il, .\pril '.’;'i-»-Iii his serinoii every l’rol;e5ta|\t hlinigter in the Em-

l" l“""l‘l‘\'=lY 'l`=\l>¢‘1`iuicl0. l““'- UF- pire can do except in Malta. rlincks "WE fin-t in

which a.il:i's

tant, who iiiiirrii-s ii li-iiiianist. There linaiii‘ie<l auothcr woman.

lzi \~_ s.

nit her

l»vc;iiisi~ tl;i~ <`aii-iii luw has won. The was annulled. for iiii

i'iL'hfs

Iciist. wliilv

his lianrl, aiithorizing him to do what federation.

salili- ; A couple were married in the Ro- have ti church and state con- man Catholic chapel of St. John's, l.iii.i.!zi today as real as in Quebec. After living together as man‘

Si. l':iul's il:i_v.-, the iliticrence hi.-ing and wife, the man discovered his wife that in l‘aul`s case, it was his life was his second cousin. He appealed

was in iliiiiger, while in Cari- to the Archbishop of Montreal, and vase if is thc <`hi'istian home, that functionary declared the mar-

2\'l‘l fl <‘ "i\`\| Yiilllls of every l’rotes-,riacc invalid. That husband has since

is a \'ci'_v real roiiilir-t. Vaiiuiia is; A citizen of the diocese of Montre- 1lritisli_ aiiil two sets of laws, iittcr-iiil applied for a dispensation to inur-

l_\' iiici>nipat.ihlc with each, arc striv-iry his second- cousin and obtained it. im: ti. iliivi-ru llritisli siibjccts. A After he grew tired of his wife, or i'iili»i` living iii lloiiir, with his (‘abin- had stirrings of conscience, hc asked cts, has iiiailr one :<1-f. of iiiarriage to have his iiiarriage annulled on the

wliilc rulers living in t`anaila, ground that she was his first cousin.

with their l‘ahinr-ts, have made an-l He had represented her to bc his

srt. of iiiairiagc laws. The con- lsccoud cousin when hc married hcr,

llii-L is iwt\vceii these laws, Which ,in order to save $104), which is the of llicni shrill rulc iii l‘aiinil:»\'? ‘price of thc dispensation, to enable

in lliielwi: the cniiilict is about over, first cousins to marry. His marriage

iitlwi' i'c;i.~=iiii than that thcl Here agaiii you have the church in

l-liihr~rt, ca,4i~ t~lr~:ii'Iy is ii case of con- conflict with State morality of the llii-t lii-t,\i¢~r~ii l'liurch and Stiitig if whole British lilmpire, except Malta. for ii.. .iilirr irasfiii than that tlie'.'l`his' took place in a province ovcr

of that Methfirlist Minister are which the British flag waves, and

infi'iii,eerl_ 'Tlml Minister should at you are asked to allow this ZFOFS im*

iitteiiipt to \'iiiilicatc his right, morality to continue because if YOU ;ictin<: ns it ritate oliicizil with do not ullow these pricsts to break up

the L'cutenant-Gnvernor's warrant in homes they may break ul* the C051*

Two youi§`_. French-Canadiaiis get in Paris, F‘r§ce. They were mar ed 'iii the church of St. Sulpice, by the ‘Abbe Jobin. 'Phay found they were uncongenial. 'l`hc_l§ourt of the Arclr hlahop of Montreal declared the mar-

riage ceremony was _got binding be- cause neither belong to the parish in Paris, in which they were married. 'l‘he marriage was declartd void.

Robert. Sellar tells of vu French-

Canadian couple \vho applied to a Protestant minister in Montreal to he married. They were legally uni- ted. Four children were born to them. The husband was secretary to _the Lieutenant-Governor. This bus- band asked the Archbishop to declare his marriage void. The Archbishop did so. The wife was then deserted.

Quebec was never guaranteed the

right by the British North America Act, in making the marriage laws of Quebec Province to destroy the rights of every sect but one.

The British North America Act

never gave Quebec the right to brand a woman as a concubine, her husband as an adulterer, and her children as illegitimate, because of the creed of the minister who married her.

The British North America Act

never intended marriage laws made in italy to dilute civil liberty out of marriage laws made in Canada.

The British North America 'Act

never dreamed of setting up in Can- ada two standards of marriage mor- ality. Charles the First dreamed for England what we have in Quebec, and lost his head. James the Second dreamed for England what we have in Quebec, and lost his throne.

But, some one will say, such cases

as I have recited can never occur in Uutario.

"Are you sure? You have the decree

in. force in the Roman Catholic churches in Ontario under which these things have already taken place in Quebec.

"In Ontario suppose two persons

leave the Roman Church. After twen- ty years thcy want fo get married. A Protestant minister marries them. This decree now in force in every Ro- man Church in ontario declares their marriage invalid,

"Ontario statutes declare that mar-

riage is valid. Roman (lhurch lav declares that marriage is not valid. Here you have a conflict sufficient tc break up many n home, conflict be

tween duty to God and duty to the State." _

IHHAM EAHPENIEHI

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Alter 20 Years of Intense Suffering.

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"I have been afflicted for twenty yearn

with an obstinate skin disease, culled by some ll. D.’s. psoriasis. und others leprosy, cora- menclng on my scalp; and in spite of all I could do, with the hc-lp ui the most skilfu_ doctors, it slowly but surely extended until I year ago this winter it covered my entire

_pc-rso_r__\ in the fi>r_m ofbdry i»c:il_i_\s_ For the mtl. ree years iave een una lr- to do any lahor, and suffering intensely ull lhe time.

Eve;°,v_ mprning ilie_re wpnld newly; ii dust-

3I"lUOS(`8P.l IGH l'0I'!1 PFC Dnnly god, some of them half as large as :ha enve-

L¢}pe_co_ni.nlninii__tliis lf-ttcr. Iii thi- Latter part

W fl CI' my S Il l‘OIllIIlf`XI " _

gh trie_rl__ e}'er_v_l_l_i_ing_, nliiitigge, _tclli;hgl1‘hI‘l>IT)ellle_ ougi n.wi ou an ieie. l2tio

June l started W1-st. hi liopes I cndld reach the_ Hotl ggrlnqk ‘I i_e:ir~_h__f~r__ Detroit and wins I0 ow 0 ' t I I

hospital. butlgfinallys gilt as“f‘a(i'.:s glinxiasfiige, Mlci., where I had n slsu-r living. One

Dr. treated me about two vi ceks, but did

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AULD BROTHER: CIIARLOITETOWN P. E. I.

me no good. All thought I had but a short time to live. I earnrslly prayed to die. Cracked through the skin all over my back across my ribs. arms, hands, limbs: feet bldly mwollen; toe-nails came nd; nnjger-nails dead and hard as \ bone; linlr dead. ry and lifeless as old straw. 0 my God! how l did ruler.

"ly slater. Mrs. E, H. Davis, had a small

part of 1 box of Cutirura in the house. She

wouldn’t give up: said, 'We will lr 'Culicura.' Soma was anplcd on one hand) and arm Eureka] there was relief; stopped the terrible burning sensation from the word go. ’l'hey Immediately got Cutirura llesolvent Oint-

ment and Snap. I commenced 0% taking one tahlespoonfiil of Cutlcura lirso vent three times a day after inrialli; had u hath once 1 day, water about blood heat: ned Cutieurn Boip freely; applied Cuticurn Ointment mom- Iug and evening. Result: retiiriiml to mv home In just six weeks from the time 1 left. and mv skin oath . tlls sl ut of .

as sin in e r

Hlrniu E. Carpenter, Ileiidcrsdu, N. Yligpe

"We hereby certify that we are acquainted

know his condition to have been as slated. We believe his statement to be line ln every p:\rticuh1r_" L. B. Simmons it Son, Mer- chants; G. A. 'l`Iion\p<on, Merchant; A. A. Davis: Millard E. Joinrr, Me-rcliinit; John Carpenter; A. M. Lclliiinwell. Ailnriiev lvd Counselor-at-law, all of llendersou, N. Y.

The above remarknlils testimonial was

written January 19, i880, iinil is republished hecuiise of the pnriiiuiieiir-y of the cure. llnili-r flute of April 22, l9\U, llr. (fur enter wrote from his prescrit. lioiuc, GIO \WaIn\it St. Sn., Iaiisliic, Mir-li.: "I have iicver suffi-red n return of the _psoriasis and altliiiuigh mi-ir1_v _vciirs have passed I have not forznticii the ierrilile Hill'-ring I endured before using the Ciitir-ina l!ciiicillcs_"

Since this riire wiis miiili-_ hy the Cutlcurn

Renirrlirs, i.li:»_v li.".v-- muili- lhr-ir way to every

flair! of the rlvllizi-fl world, A 3!!-page book- et di-srriliut liumurs' :ind nfinciloiis of the skin will in mnll ‘rl frr-¢~ in lliow rlr-sirln fur- ther lnfnrinallnn by the l’r\tti»r Drug #dimm- ical Corporation, Boston, U. B. A.

with the aforesaid lllram E. Carpenter. and l

“SIIEIIIISIS Plllllllllll

_ Hill HGHI

gr UPS engaged in preparing lor the ge ral election in the seventeen pro- vin s of the' Austrian empire on ,une 13, the Socialists are most SUN Of improving their position. They had eighty seven seats in the pariiiiirient Just ended and they hope f-0 rlln up to a hundred.

Electioneéring is proceeding active-

ll' but aLl the organizations compare badly with that or the socialists

there are twenty Christian Socialists “Presenting the Austrian capital- out_of’ thirty~three seats,-iiud ten Socialists. The latter ure moving heaven and earthto reverse this pro-

portion. _

The opposition caudiilates are in 0

something of a dilemma. Because the Czechs had only one representative in the cabinet, instead of the three they claimed they hnrrassed Premier Bien- efth. by obstructing naval and dom- estic appropriations, till he appealed to the country. Now, though the op-

to them to replenish the exchequer and meet new demands.

tue only clear line of u national char- acter being the opposition of the Czeclis and all the parties belonging to the Slav Union of Baron Bienerth

mans and his bureaucratic system of

iims at in this fight is to secure at least a stronger proportion on the new ministry favorable to Slavs. Bo- ‘iemia is hostile to the Bienerth cab- net, but the German sections of the xountry are strongly onthe side of :he government and rejoice that the ~lection is being' managed by pro- Eermans-a big advantage in an Aus- ria fight.

IIILLS INCOME THX

EI'lGLIlI‘lD'S "CURSE"

NIGW YORK, April 25-Deseribiiig

the income tax as "a curse" nnu as-

serting that he had grown to be a

protectionist," the Duke of Mari-

ehestcr, accompanied by the duchoss,

who was Miss Helena Zimmerman, of Cincinnati Ohio, departed for lion-

WRWMUE<wwv~Ww~»

mania, of thc Uunaid line They came here two months ago and visit- cd in Cuba and Florida. Eugene Zimmerman, father of thc duchess, was at the pier to sec them oil.

“I sec that there is being agitated

in the'United States what. has been one of Great .Britain‘s greatest curses, the income tax," thc duke said. “There are niuny- phases of the income tax that arc iiijurioui-i, and the people of this country will find them out. It is foolish for the citi- zens of New York to favor such a tax, for they would pay the greatest proportion of it of any section of the country. I understand rthat New York would pay one-seventh of thc total income .tax of the countrv. Oklahoma. of course, would not br hit hard.

“The income tax in England is

twenty-six cents on $5 for sums of from $800 to $25,000, and for sums larger than that the tax is forty cents on each $5. The tax gives rise to an inquisition into a man’s pri- vate adairs, inquiries regarding his bankers. his solicitors ami his brok- ers.”

The duke expressed pleasure over

the passage of the Canadian recipro- city bill.

"It is not so beneficial to England,

of course," he added. "l`ur loss is the gain of the United States. lt is our own fault, however, for we havel had nothing to offer Canaria. We had l no tarifl that we _could grant to Canada. I have grown to be a pro- tectionist. I believe Great Britain

should have a protective tai-iff. Ourl colonies are getting tu thc point where they can help supply any of the needs of the empire. Those who are opposed to a protective tariff have raised the cry that the cost of food would go up, but they conceal from the laboring man the fact that wages also would go up and that thereby the country would have in-i creased prosperity."

M0lIIRElIL GIRLS

LIVING BIICIIELOR LIVES

i\1Ul\"f`lll‘1AI., April 27-That the

number of women and girls living "bachelor" lives in Montreal is ever augmenting, was shown b-- the report

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i i.-'iiuii-i:ii. ’ 1 Curtains and Curtaining in of the home department of_ the

SEED OATS

We have just received from Ontario a limited sup

ply of extra Choice No. I heavy Black Tarlarim Oats. The best wc have seen of this variety. Price 90 cents

per bushel.

Improved American Banner

'l`lie favorite Oats of the P. E. Island Farmer,

Extra heavy, Choice quality. Price 80 cents per bushel. ‘

All selected stock seed, done up in sacks of 3

bushels suiiicient for one acre. A change of Seed Grain always pays and pays well.

Carter &C0mpany Lid.

uiadras and muslin to brighten

_ 4-2 5dtfri 1.

There are all sortsof new fril-

llng and neokwear for ladies at our neokwear counter, ready for you. Consider our line of om- Droidered collars at I9 cents each.-Moore 0 MoLeod.»

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Clean Yourk I Silver Wilh.

Sparklene

i How does your silverware look?

This lui cleiinlna time _And you should see that your silverware gets its shura of at entlon.

Bparklene In without doubt one

of the best pregnrntllons for clean- lllit '-‘.l‘.i‘ .".'.l" .'i°'l.'§%i.'.‘lE°§l'?ilZ price). lt wilf make your sliver- ware look b»-ner than new-lust try is onei- and nee for roureell.

' Pink

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Young Women's Christian Assocla tion presented at the thirty-seventh

I I the ‘”‘”d°‘”S “ft” h°“S°' §§2?l'..“`.l...i'“§’.§'.if.'l.‘i..i”§ii$°§.‘i?.l;..i'.l.'I§.iii

l' lcleanuig. Cheap at Patons. man, ww, turned ,,w..y_

British Almond

er clip d hand roiigké ened skin etc - also removes tan and freckles. ,

Its emoiient qualities will

be quickly discovered--even after one application the skin is remarkably nice and smooth. As a Toilet Lotion and after shave it is the best

. ever. 25c bottle.

repared and sold by

E. A. Foster

‘ Central Drugafan

l every fasle

| It imparts a most appetizing

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lllll|]UlIlNG HICIIILS

\"lI‘INNA. April 25--Of all the SA(‘K\'1I.l.lu`, April 26.-4~'l`lll‘

crowded state of Bctliovcii ilall last evening, testified to thu popularity of the Mt. Allison (‘onservatory graduates for 1911. These were Ella Withrow James, Sackville, N. B. (Soprano Vocalist); Susie Kathleen Turner, St. Jolui, N. B. and Eliza- beth Augusta Stebbings, Gibson, N. B. (I-’ianisLs).

The former displayed a voice of en- iching beauty and sweetness and this

Most of the sport of the contest is Em,

. _ _ _ _ pled with a thorough knowledge of

gegigailz tvmméla' when "h°_ Ch"§t‘_““ iher work and charming grace of man- part 13;?" the. Tigulal S°°'“1‘st._ner pleased her bearers immensely

y “ °pp°'"t 0”' At present and reflected great credit on her

teacher, Miss Fydell.

The two latter showed both polish

and taste in the way they played their various selections and demon- sLr’at"ed that they were the possesors f technique and musical tempera- ment in no small degree. They also reflected great .credit on their teacher Prof. I-Iorsfall, Director of the Con- servatory.

Each girl was the recipient of sev-

eral beautifui bouquets.

The graduates were ably assisted by

Position orators are denouncing ulllmlgs Haidle Kingsmni (Re”~d"I`) _‘md

proposals for new taxes should theyialwgether Mount Allison ‘nay he

gain Omce they will have to resort congratulated on having such success-

ful students.

Another very successful recital was

Generally speaking the contesrs M-e'that given by Miss Eleanor Turner,

being fought on small local issues,‘l3enuseJour, Manitoba, (Rcadcr).) on

Friday evening lust. Miss Turner has a fine voice .vhich she used ti' irii-‘il advantage and delighted her audience with her various readings which cov-

`iecause of his alliance with the Gcr-,ered a wide range from thc tragic to

tbecoiiiic. Miss Turner was assisted

government. Wnat the Slav Unionlby Miss Hughes (Vocalist) and Miss

Goodill (Pianist). _

LORDS WMITFOUR CIIINCES T0 BEAT LIBERAL MEASURES

l.0ND()N_ April 26.-The only am-

endment to the parliament hill dis- cvssed in the house of commons tol flav was one proposing that a bill re- jected thrice by the house of lords shoulil hc submitted to a referendum. Ths led to an interesting duel be- wrcn Premier Asquith and Mr. Hal-

'“*' four. and finally was rejected by n

vote of 286 to ll.`~4_

®eli'gliIful.3 Surely/ i

Rcqiiircs your leisure ---not your liaslc.

flavor, just a table- spoonful or so in gravies or soups makes a wonderful differ- ence. Made from the finest ai n cl p u re 5 t ingredients, skilfully prepared, blended mid well matured.

GENUINE WORCESTERSHIRE _

SAUUE

Imported/I bsolulely _!

"We are lieaiiqui=.rtcrs for furniture,

carpets, linolciims and in fact all house furnishings where quality is considered. We do not offer too cheap a class of goods. Our aim is the best for the least money. If you want thc best we have in the above lines a visit and close comparison we think will con- vince you where to buy. Patons.

4-27dtf.

Large Size EM BROI DER ED

Script Letters all ready to AT- TAGH to towels centres.etc.'l`l~lE LETTERS ln stock are B. C. D. G H L. M. P. R. S. W. and the price l0c each. THESE LETTERS ARE 2 I-4 inch hlghand are not to BE COM PARED with the one Inch LETTERS.-Stanley Bros.4-27d4» 1- . 1

Curtains C a r e- fully Cleaned

We arc particularly priuiil of Ilie

good work we do on fini- curtains. Critical people throughout the city are unanimous in declaring this one of the best laundrics in lhe province -they gel satisfaction here every lime.

Send your curtains ht-re'-w_¢`ll do

ihs work so well that _vou`ll think Our prices very moderate. The im proved appearance of your windows will pay you for trying our methods.

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Small Prices on Bi'own’s

You were never offer-

ed sueh small prices on good suits and such :ni immense stock to choow from. VVlien you buy at Bi-nwn’s you save just 25 p. c. of your money - our prices are only slightly above what manufacturers charge local dealers.

We hiuiglit from the larg-

est factory in Canada and only selected the hes! that was nI`f`sved. 'I`liesc suits are

in finish, up to the minute. in style and will give you all the saiisfactioii _von can get

‘ from ciisloni-tailored gar- _

ments. Sec them.

Others' prices BI{O\\'.\"S .

_ $1) on $7 75

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Boys' Suits

What man ever gives his

clothes such wear and tear, such wriiigiug and t\visting_ as the average small hor? Your boy wants suits that look good and that will “stand the racket" and he gets them here every time.

_ Our new suits are' stylish and coiiilortable; they stand the wear, are reliably ni:iiIe~, you'Il not have to keep taking 11 stitch here, :~ewing on rl hut- tou there. They're the best values in boys' clothing in the province.

Com|\eliior's lowest BRO\\'N`S $3 su $2.75 +5" 3.251-I o oo 5 fl0 o. 75 5. 753

BROWN

l'lOl\1l'ISl?.El{EllS ’ EXCURSIONS.

The Grmiil Trunk Iiallwiiy has issu-

cd a circular authorizing all Agents in imiadn to scll I-Ioiiiescekcis' Ex- <~iir_sioii tickets to points in Western' ffamiila. This is infci't-stiiip; informa- rirn for those dr-siriug to take advan- tage of tlicserxciirsioiis on ci.~rtaiii dates from April to Soptciiibcr ltlll. 'l‘lic Grand Trunk lloute is the most iiircrestiim, tnkirig n pusscnger tlirough the populated centres of (lan-| adn, through Chicago and thence via Duluth or thru Chicago and the twin cities of Minneapolis ami St.. Paul. Ask Grand 'l`runli Agents for further particulars. W. K. lioi:ers_ City 'l‘lck-l ct Agent. 3-23iltiistutlsi~pill.

Iieds.rind bedding at money

saving prices at Patons.

4-z5dtfrii.

New Tailored Walsts -ju i i very thing worn else where a1 d wfth the right style about them All prices. Special line SI..00_- Prowse Bros Ltd 4-l8dt.f.

Oilclolhs - Best oilcloth"

ever made can be bought at Patoris. _ 4-27dtf-_

We are offering a line of flan-

nellettes. good stripes. nice wel ht e\ceIlont shlrtln mt

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terns, '36 inches wide, good I3 cent value for l0oents per yd.-‘ Moore Si McLeod. -1 28d3|.

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The time to get H spring sul

ls while winter hangs around and seems Ipth to leave. 'lhen when the bright days are here-the spring suit ls ready to put. on.Snn our magnificent line of ladies ready to wear suits-all prloospii styles. ali the very latest. and most. fashionable goods.-Prowse Bros Ltd ' -1~l8dtf

BROWN has over $7,000.00

worth of the best ready-to-wear ol-.iililiig made ln Canada. Ile is selling at slightly over manufaG~ t.urer's prloos. nee his values.

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A watvoroor ovif 'or 3/OUI'

small boy is something that you have been looking for 8 lo in thne. Tnese new ones today are ius'. as oaiefull v cut and as well m ide as r.ne`m¢.dels _for men. Prices $5 00 and $6.00. Sizes for boys 8 tn 15 years of age. Moore Q McLeod.

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Son the range of 250 bows and

ties for |adles.’l`hey are r.he_l-'lt65f~ fad. Biggest assortment in f-'10 city. Patons. 4~26dlfrl|

'rnn new miirary kakln shirt

opened at Paton s. See |t._PJL\1IlS

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Hnva yfiu seen our Sampln |l“»5 selling f-tnvvay down IJ\”l0°§`»' ll not then come ar a get y0U"5 U” fore they are all gone-lor they are going out rap|dly.- Prow>6 Bros Ltd. 4~25°"l'

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MEN, YOUTH

too, are most reasonable;

Men's Shirts at

You will be surprised at

tremendous variety. `

0NIi PRI STORE

We Have the Goods l

We Have Styl¢S And the Values

E" Ami ii.. size..

NEW SPRING SHIRTS

FOR ~ .

s AND Bois

In endless variety of new designs and colorings. ()ur Prices’

50. 75. L00. l.25

Youths’ and Boys’ 39c lo 95c

Call and look over our new lines, we like to show tlicill

the excellent values and the

National Clothing Store

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