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THE CARLOIIETOW GUARDIAN
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7 $850 Per Year (Delivered) in Advance - '_
signing osiiy rciiriecsissi. I if Y A ' ‘ I ` . . ` - - - -- f - ~ -~~ f E W M 'N CHARLOTTETOWN. CANADA. THURSDAY. 3._ 1917 _ sa_.s'o Por vm-yiiiiaiissl iii_gvsacs__iii c2& and g ucv. 0.
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XGENTS WANTED
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MISCELLANEOUS.
HW?
Llighorns Barred Rocks E g
lottetown P. E. I. 6096.4.4M22|Dd
OOO
1'iNoroN FARM s c wurrs
$1.50 ner 15. 103 Euston si., ciiznr.
printed address 50o. Guardian
sHEE‘rs No1'Ei»Ai»ER wrrH °f"°°- less-:i-emi.
address 50c. Guardian Office
4685-3-6M
.. ands Along the Streets. I
_S Ae NTS WANTED TO SELL FOR
he old -reliable Fontlilll Nurser-
ih. We teach our men to sell. Experience unnecessary. highest .commissions paid, handsome free equipment. Stone & Wellington, Toronto. Oni. 241-5-1Mi11mo.
wA_N'rEi>-REPREs£N'rATivi=.s 'ro
distribute Tablets which wash clothes epotlessiy clean without rubbing. One trial makes perman- Ulll C\lBI-0!ll0l'S.‘» Ono hundred per cent profit. Make five dollairs daily. Send ten cents for samples for 10111' washlngs. Bradley Company, Brantford. Ontario. 9098.420M12i
AoE_N1's wAN1'~Ei>.-New, ivioNEv.
making marvel, s»tiu'ngo scientific discovery. KALOM»l'I‘i~1 revolution- izes clothes washing ideas. positi- vely abolishes rubbing. washboanis slid washing machines, $1,000 guar- arentee, abeblutely harmless, wo- men astonished, territory protec- tion. The Arma Company, 21 Pro- viliciaii Lane, Montreal.
.'. ` `l57,4.25Ml5i.
EOAEDERS WANTED.
ACCOMMODATION FOR TWO CITY
gen, or two college students at, 8,
iiper Hillsborough St.
234-4-30M6tpd
WANTED- FE-
MALE.
WANTED (POSITION) AS HOUSE-
lreeper good references. Apply 196
Grafton St. 289-5-2M3ipd WM-‘riio-A NiAio Fon GENERAL
housework small family. Apply
'l 1-lilsboro st. 320-5-3-M31. wil.-. in Fon GENER i.
hotles work. Apply to Mrs. D. Stew- - ARRIED MAN WANTED- T
tak h f fa A. E. L
‘lift 105 Kent St 316-5-3Mtf
w`AN"rfso-A Gini. Fon oENERAi.
housework, no washing. Apply at Guardian omco. 1so-4-zsiviti
WANTED-AT FALCONWOOD HOS-
pitai a liousemald. Liberal wages paid. Apply Dr. Blanchard.
301.-5-2M3l.
cAs sEnvicE. - Rossrrr wAR
ll Ullper Queen Si., phone 500-J.
ENVELOPEB WITH PRINTED
D' , ,
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REMIT BV DOMINION EXPRESS
Money Ordei'_ .lf lost or stolen you get y'0l1l“ lllflnoy back. 2ll5,5,3ME1i
guns. two lilindrcil war scarred sous tho parade. Tlicy wore cntcriaineii
_oi_ France niarclieil in ii military par- at luncheon. at which several Ainerl _ . al-J.; hcrc. ’i‘iicy were tlig crow oi` the can naval ofliccrs wcre prcseni. TI‘°9° WIl° Wlih fillw ¢¢°l‘lli| iheil’
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PRINTING DEPARTMENT.
Fon PROMPT sERvicE AND A oooo ,Jos A1' A MQDERATE PRICE. TRV THE euARniAN .i a
see some sample work.
IF IT iS .A CIRCULAR LETTER
anything -irn the form oi` ii type
our MULTIGRAPH SERVICE. W
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Charlottetown Guardian.
HORSEMEN-YOU CAN GET QUICK
work and good work on those cards, bills or posters of your at The Cher. lottetown Guardian. Call irn and
pr-ice list, invitation, order form or
written announcement you want. try
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can duplicate any typewrltton form .ln quantities of 10 to 1 000. The
ALL OWNERS OF SMALL STUNE
should investigate this offer, -100 noteheads, 100 envelopes and 100 billlioadi-1.all printed with your name, address' and business for only $2.50 at The Charlottetown
Guardian.
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HELP \VANTED-MALE.
wAN'rEn- oFi=‘icE nov. Mus
be bright and intelligent. slid n
V/ANTEo AT oNcE - °rwo 0 - ii if
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Coady, Hazelbrook. it ll
285 5 M3ip
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WANTED A GOOD RELIABL tcamster. Apply Carvell Bros.
__ _ 287-5-2M2i
T ot
les-s than 14 years of nge. Telephone co., of i=._E._i._ .°.1s,5,a1vi3i.
wAN1'Eo.A MAN oR sTRoNc. so'\7
to work on a farm. Apply Tob s
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e c arge o rm. ong,
Mt. Edward Road. 255,5,lM6lpd
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thiee goo men for wor at the old Protestant Burying Grounds. Apply at the spot to W. H. Long.
281-5-2M2i
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Gint. wAN1‘Eo Fon Ki'rcHEN
work. Apply to Mrs. R. Durant. 103 Richmond st, city, 134,4.24lvitf,
near Railway Station. apply
w`A`N°|‘-En-A Gini. Fon GENERAL
housework by Mrs. Edward Hazen. Sackvllle, N. B. Apply io W. L. Poole, Montague. 189.4.27Mti
garden. Apply to 305. Euston St.
T0 LET TENEMENT OF B .ROOMS
7
Prince St. 261-5-1M3l
To i.ET.-i=uRN.isNEi:» Hous`E
for summer months. large lawn and
- _ 310-5-3 M61-pd.
WANTED. AN EXPERIENCED GEN-
eral meld. -One who understands piainoooking. Wages $14.00 per month to start with. Apply eve11ll18B Mrs. A. E. Dull. North River Road. Brighton. 10026-4-21Mtl.
IEGOME A NURSE. AND EARN $25
Weekly. The W. W. BACKUS HOS- FITAL, of Norwich. Connecticut. U. B. A., a general hospital with all moderiroquipment. offers a three yea-rs' graded course to young wo- men desiring a nursc’s profession* Compensation during training. Do ask for application blank uu-
isgg you frilly intend to take up the songs. _ 'ri~ii.mnN A. Down. R.
ntendent of Nurses. Nor-
§i'¢i.,“8:i‘ii action. soe1,4,iz1uirno “T” E01; SALE.”
T te o Ili
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residence of the late lion Ch
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ply to No 222 Queen Street.
all-i.5,2M
LOST
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being the southern portion of the
Justice Palmer All modern con e nlenies Immediate possession p
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LOST TEN DOLLAR BILL BEWEEN
R.a.nkin’s Drugstore and Russ Find or please leave at Russ and receive rgwprd _ .IMI Z JM1ID(I.
I WANTED.
roll- aAi.t-oAv1'oN cAsH RE-
fiiliier. W. A. Hutcheson. 157 Graf'
nr gi, , £420-5-2M2ipd.
Fd; §A'i12`”ouEnNaEv i4Eii=ER
wi. Apply 'l`. Chowan. Mt. Ed-
_ _ rd ncaa. 296-ii-ziviiiiazi i7ol{.~sAi.E.- HALF sREo .iERsEv ,cqw._- iiev/ly fiesheued. ADDIY I0 Francis Chowen. Wlnsloe Station. ‘ . 29'1.5.zivi4ipii.
ron ‘eAi.s.-Avsaiiins aui.i.. -guru bred) from .iiml>0\'l°l:) UWC:
ii ,. old. Ap ly Geo. awso . Frgnirifgrt. P zso-5-ziusinii
eagisans sEvERAii. sooo suii.a ing lou in city ni rcuonabis price Mid size to suit ll\ll'0Il°°°"- -Wh" 0' I-lyndmsn, ill Queen Street.
if 44'* Atal: oNs 21 Hoses row
Ol I , ' er, Marine Ellline. ill" °"°"'h°';I°d srl an in perfect rusnlml 0*' 0;- c a_ seen si. The Hall Manufac -
ui-ins Co. Buinmerside.
3gg.5.2M6lW.F.M.W.F.M.
k-,-1;;-_-n-K___'i
ron sAiig-'-rLi‘\’e;|' ‘lglastelneeiilaz '°' H' °‘ i-ivan or witnont is
ii.°'i»?'l°aI=»3i»il iinsino- Clv"l° 9
312.5.3M3i.
od this week. F. J. l2lé>:li€r;rliw
town. '
BUTTER WANTED IN TUB8 AN
. Hi ii i rices. Holman
((l3\:>‘.l,m(‘ltlI'arlot‘:ete:wnIi 263;5l1M
TO LET-SUMMER COTTAGE A
Keppoch. For particulars wri ' W. 'l‘. Wellner, 118 Galley Ave. ronio_'ont. 2:i”1.4,:ioME . ro i.E1'-'rHE`HANosoiviE P
vate residence. No. 220 Queen ..
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Co. _ ___________ _ 1 Pouil'i‘RT/'\`iv`/iN'rEo Ar HioNEs'r
prices. Holman & Co..
1 m blocks; nino esss ln alll’
, 'ronoN'ro.'my s. stron: winda moderate Ka
The highest temperature record
yesterday was 41 delrees above 10 a. m.. it was 39 above; at 9 ll- it was 80 above. The coldest the ll
The tide win be lush th" °“1°l’l\*
at 7.55 and tomorrow at 8.35: ltr be high tonight st 7.21 end tome
llollwon. Morell. 289-6-2M2i md tomorrow at 7.17: it rises tom
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OOIIING EVENT!
A.NNOUNOEl!ENTB»
1 'st 3.85. ' . -
- “(3, 0’R ill , M. McDonald. phale ’. Piano A.--Miss M. Johnson “mi” ` “rt” or the mmm Britt!-“Echoes ol Naples." Plano B.-Miss M. Medusid.
-1-nn
roiiv morning at 5.08 and Saturday
The first ii .
on Sunday, April 29th st 12.22 a
wry, mn of the iilfi
yg||_@..`tg:x~,I\'. Walter Org: fill' dey. May oth. st 0.48 llilll- » _ I
3o.%r "fi 'lIrvllII'.|ies1iih°ho1\:i?sn:niI) ttmgoggllmigmxl ten." Piano A.-Misses 1-1. Mcttii-Minn-ss L1nImn*°“"l|Alb°¢|l"¢°*' an _ N ,_ 817
‘ gp- l`iliNi<"""`Wiusi<nA1'
wxziigei, red and 'cross fox skins’
High," 9|-loo; psig. Brin! og ship your iurs to us. urnel llll Holman. Ltd. 8003-4-10Mt1.
bane, D. Simlne. Vocal -Solo-“I'ii Sing to 'l"Iiee"-
or Vocal .Solo-"Platt-lt(le Piccaninny"- Miss Q3. MI_ai|0ll<'>Y- Am th M south Mies Catherine c enna. ue -" r pp nit ss e es-
h snovralgd Natl? an and Duet-"Patriotic Medley"-Misses down"--Miisses V. Mullen, A. Cullen,
W" ` ed F. Lantz, C. Wlhear. Misses N. Mc- H. Maloney. A. Flynn, C. Hornby. ll.
At' Leod, W~. McCarey, M. McQuaid, M. Hornby, M. Connolly, F. Connolly.
noll M Johnston S Doyle Plano--“Sing me to Sleep"-Misses
in. Con y, . . . -
ra. - E. Leonard, A. Trainer. H. Gallant.
, _ oi»sRE'r1'A c. Hornby.
"°“° nm" '"4" sm" ag “Lost Among the Fairies" Violins & Harp-"Serenade." Piano
will , _ -Miss l-l. Lacouclere.
w Characters Piano-"MazuerIia”--Misses N. Mc- ada Bl'e Hil'°llliY Ill ¢0\l¢I\ FU-il the Gov-
at an Nellie. ii disobedient little girl- Lego. D. Hogan, C. Wheigr, Lsi;’t’z. t M nh th 6" hom' of 1 " ` . . . . si-ti Pi -' oo pew as cuss e
'"‘° ““‘ '°" tm' °"'"" M 75: Mgiicbifn Efgtiilio rniries-Mies D. on-' A.-giiicsesnfiii. 'fi'INi°nson.‘r5. iaiitns. uv.. stock. rroi. George Dar of the
at roy; Mary McQuaii'l, M. Connolly. Piano live stock department _oi the Ontario
501 Fairies-Misses E. iii H. Billln. G. B.-Misses »S. Doyle. H. Lacouciere. A nkiultmslcoll e. said that he was ' ' i l-I its . B. McQusid. Bl. Doucst, E. D. I-legen, K. Fitsgerald. The moon sets tomorrow morn nl Maur? Hornby' “_ Elm’ E_ Concertina, Pmn°_,,M“_¢h ,Primm N” mu they were “man” tw
` . i “ ia mi "-,i -' i ¢ , c .1 .'» ‘I i what agus sro."
R 'rlisrs wui be s fun moon on sun ml;i.¢i}2"s;l:; rn _ 's°<l3:_o_?|;-'-.- ;;:‘él=: me I ;rd°"*°l§i”_
r conceding Pianos-"anguish icu-
iiiiiiiv iisi
200 Men of French Cruiser which Convo eil -
.ioiire and Party io United States Paraded Streets Decorated with ll. S. I-‘lags and
, s luis ii _ . .
" " , Colleagues Tells 'lliem Tremendous Blame
-f / , é ‘
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were Enthuslasllcaiiy Cheered by lhous- /A\ " \
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f Y' /nm
Nom<'oLi<, v.i.~wenriiig tho stars Legrnniic. onine ashore wiiii their " (Canadian Pwsl Despatch-l ~ Ins S0. I wm willing to believe that
and Stripes on their breasts and tiiclr ineii and redo iii automobiles duriing ‘I'I`TAWA- 0"*-*'50I‘»`Ull\ Wl"`“|“g none wus contemplated. And .this i
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Frciich cruiser which conveyed tho At the park it patriotic iiiass uicet- °W'1 Mil' Iilld ¢Ild°W¢d steamship on wiilcli Marslral .ioilrc ing was hoiil, which was a.ddress‘f.~al by T°°I< 011 010'" 38 3 mill¢I° IM Shade and party cuiiic to Anicivicu for ti con- Licuteiiani. Governor E_llyson. oi’ Vir~ of deaih's dark cloud! fcrcnce with President Vlillsoii. giniu; Captain E. li. lioopci‘, ll. S. V¢\dyIl1q thus they died not on whom
'Pho nieiii were ches.~rcd by tliouiiaiids M. C.; Chief’ Yeoniuii Adams. oi’ tlio. is glory shed
oi Americans who liiied the st-i°cets liuttleshilp Oklahoma, and others. 5)' Vl"¢U¢ WIIICII ¢Xl|\8 fh°l'l\~Hb°V¢ all through which they marched with sev- Alter the exercises the French sol- other dead.
eral thousand American bluejacke-is, illers wci‘c~peri11lticd to spend a few _--
niariiies_and Soldiers. Women shower- hours in the city. They exhibited PTE. FREDERICK HALL
cil flowers upon thcm with one hand' wounds received in liattie and proud- *- ond waved the flag of France with tho ly .showed -admiring Americans' men- M~any fi-leiids in Bradaibaiie will other. -When they entered a parx als awarded to tliem forbravery. They icurn Wllltil elifrloere l'v.’-U0! Ol' lilo deaiil numcd lor their owii izrcat soliilc-1', swapped Freiicli coins for American on the *battlefield ot' Pte. Frederick lliifayette, they were met by ii throng quarters and half dollars and purch- Hall., son of Mrs. Mary Hall. at the oi twenty thousand, who gave av cheer ased souvenirs and postal photos of early age of twenty years. Pte. llall that must have been heard a mile President Wilson and -interesting plac- enlisted with the l05tlh Battalion on away. es around' Norfolk. Oct. 22nd, 1il15,’and alter taking spe-
The mon were .ln command of Lieut. cial training in France for the mach-
dc Vais San P. H. Guitton. Captain The men retiiriied to tiieli-ship sing- ine gun, went to the trenches about de Vaiseau Petit and' his aid, Captain' ing the “Marselllaise.“ the flist of February. 1917.
The sad telegram came to his wid-
`-‘-‘-‘-'-‘ff-'-'-'Y'-‘-"'-‘” ~-=~"`-'~'-'-`~‘~‘-‘-"~'-‘-‘f'~'-'-`-'--=`~-='~==`-'-'~'-'~‘~r-‘f-‘-=-----‘~=.f--af--=-ff---<4--= owed mother, (her husband' having
died about two years ago) op Tuesday
NRRWAY IHREIIENS RERNIANS IHRUW IN *fi@i“i`5`fi`@ii>'”;‘m` BREAK WIIH GERMANY THEIR RESERVE IRRUPS
' _ , ' niimiely. Mrs. Ed. Ross. Bradalbane;
LOND0N°`.The New Ymk SLI" ca' (SP°°'“| t° Th’ G“a"d|a"') Mrs. Alex. Ai'ti\ui'. Auburndaie, Al-ta.. ill 195- "I ‘H111 "OI g0illg to rvert t0
biest- Relations between Norway and LONDON-Via Reuters Ottawa Ag-- Miss Louisa Bangor' Me" Cora and what mpppmd in 1915 said Dr Clark Germany are rapidly' approaching tue ency-Reuters correspondent at Kathleen' at home. ,alsb a large, num, _ ' ’ . ‘ ' ' break point. nccvrdillg to _information French headquarters telegraphs that bm. of relatives and memm I am thinking too -much of the vast ‘;`fe°°’it;’l‘i_dG't:;’x:_‘nufe};l"t’5£:1;:_’(f]"‘;E‘:'“£2 Digg" `pg“ci{’al 3?? ‘Th the A:‘?le`lF"‘;“°I‘ Following is the telegram: issues of 1917. All l ,know is that
" _ J ' '_-0 Bn!-Ve l.l 0 8 Dl°8S€ll 3 ll 0l`(!- Lt A il 30_ 1911 . ‘. _
ions prevails that the maritime situa- ing Hindsnburg to engage the re Mm Mu), H?n_“w;_ 155 deep_ there was no election in 1915, and be lion has b9C0lIle B.ill10Bi_ iIltOIel'i=\bIr%. serves which had been assembleld ly regrec inform you 712”-m_ PML Fl.eu_ * u`_”‘___ Norway ie. trying I-0 'll'l<1ll00 Sweden for quite another purpose and wasting Erick Han mfa“u.y_ gmcially mpg,-¢.` """"""" """"` *md D°““‘,“"k ‘° l°‘“ “°" ‘“ S"-‘*l’°“‘1' “WUI lffevalabll- The Germans all' t-.1 Riueii in nciio.. April niniii, 1917. ing ii-ll intercourse with Germany and _ pareirily had silragetic reserves of ' 0_;_C_ Re,cm»5,,_ entering I.Il0 W9-l" 011 li10‘Sld¢ Of U19* iorty divisions. and thirty-three oi _ _
Allies. these were sent to the front line and pR|yA-|-E LEMUEL |_E¢|_A|g_
75 NORWEGIAN it le estimated that over half of these ____
» were withdrawn for reconstructtloii --C H i '1 l,
(3 SCH! f° THB Gulrdlin) owln to losses There is evidence B u qu mem an C amp ___
P ' 8 - d‘honneui'
R'T.'.* which demonstrates that ~ German . 1 Hb re 5; Cherie , ____ _ LONDON-.Seventy-live Norwegian battalions numbering 1,000 men ln igugaiilb qui ,te fmppe an Coeur e1;0$,io§:;,o,y nklnsffgvgiglgggmp |31
vessels were sunk by German Bull* 1914 have now been reduced to 150.- Um le balsa, de sa pamm-. , my Day acwmmg to w,m|es§ dw marines in Allrlll and more lilllll 100 theoretically although practically patches from Berne!
Sl1Ii0l'F» IDBI I-IIGIY' UWB- If 5“°h “WP” a battalion often does not exceed' 500 it is Wm, Sincere ,-gg,-el .limi we iIliY 105905' WBYQ mallmamed N°"”‘Y5 combatants. There is reason to believe chronicle the ,loam another of our nlerchahl Ill-WY Wlllliid Ile d°S¢l'0Y9d “Vthai the enemy has altogether 219 brave ,gland bays- another who has
H Year and 9' half' l1IVIBi0llB Of Whlfih 143 “"9 I" me west- had sufilcicnt courage to make' t-he LONDON-"iii" the Rhine provinces
choice. when the call to duty came;
siicll talent WHS “OI mm” 'f"°‘i“e“I-ly. Al`8l1ll10l‘e I-llkillg 000| i"l'ifi3y UK' N_ 5,, Jerry in Lawrence. Mass;` =--‘-'-‘-`-‘-‘~‘-‘-'*-‘~'~==-"-'-`~""~'*’-""---"-'-'-'~"""" heard in the City. Tho lJl'0Kl`9-lllllllll poets to leave llaiifax for Picton Sa- M_,x_ and Georg., ai h0m0_ To .ill 0|' was as follows: _ __ turday, arrive hero Monday. Potii- ,h,,,.,._ ,im (;m,,-illim exionflp ii..
Diiet-“Grand MBFUII ‘I0 (»0““‘"l- toes declined fifty cents huslici. lliiy-_beam-eil ,¢ympaihy__R_ l_ i1_
Plano A.--Misses M. .lohnstoi1.` S- ora cancelling some contracts he-l , ____ Doyle. Misses M. McQuaid. M. L00' cause potatoes not shipped. iinpos-' ’0i_h,_,.,, in the casually list of whom B I nelly. Piano H.-M_il""»' D~ H053" sible for ferry to keep lroiglrt clcar.I no lm-ticular have hoe" 1'. Hornby. MIS-sf* *\- *""’5°"“"" W' Ou H0 wrvuuf -allow Moncton to Wllllmreocivon: Kiiioa in Action-ii. ii. M-o
Mi:(7ai'ey. draw Ferry uuiil Stanley takes her Au|,,_y_ SL pete;-'5 Ba,-_
Chorus-“Gr09iIlliK"-N01F0 Dllllw place. it will he difficult for Aran-`
Choir. _ more and Siiinley to keep irolght p|5p 0|: wQ|_|N03..__| lvloliiarii;
Duct-“Gypsy Danlve'-MIBWS H- clear. (Signed) M. Kennedy, '.l. A.ISi_ peter-5 g,y_
Gallant. U 'M"D°““ifi. G- M*2C0l`l“l\0~ Messcrvoy.
M. McCorma‘c, W. ,McCarey, C. Mc- ___
Cai-ay, M. Hogan, H. HOZBH- Minard'e Linlmeng euros toothI°I'l¢- que. Wm. S. Colo. French River.
‘*Reverie"-Harp-Miss M. Blan-
chard. Violins-MIBBOH S- D0Y\€- K- Quin- on wga'rEnN FRONT. Hornby, D. Hogan, G. McCormac. J. ' _
Patterson. Piano-‘Miss H. Maloney. lan, 1.. Giiliani. M. McAuley. G. Mill- ON_Bm|, on “mlm and
THE WEATHM
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mb” M155” M H “ H tie iront all is comparatively quiet. prgggn :seam mgemm. Wm; om. ld.
vnrtised price of $1.59 and necehs vonr co or the aio Pitinf RID
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GUELPH.-Loading packers of Can-
erpment, urging that steps be taken
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informed by the manager of one com-
. mestlese dey! a week loi\_Gaiilds.
When the ora are do that 70°
WOUNDED--J. H. Heckbert. Heilo-
lo his Liberal ivollcagiics that if they forced tho i~.ui|iiti'y into a general cliiivtioii :il ilic prc-.-iciit tiiiiic a ter- rible rcsponslhillty would aiiacli tn their action wus voiced in parliament Monday iiiglit by l)r. Michael Clark, the iiotcil radical niiii i’i'ee trader from Red l.)eei~.
Dr. Clarins speech, which profound-
ly ai'i'octed the house, came ut the close oi a sharp debate upon a motion by A. K. McLean oi' Halifax, calling upon the government to appoint no more senators until after the war. After rebuklng thc member for"'Hali- fax for stating that the government hc-ld oillce “by the grace of the oppo- sition," Dr. Clark said that he regret- ted threats to iiatioiial unity from out- breaks of piirtlsanshipjaiid he went on eloquently to plead with both par- ties to drop politics and set their lieni-ts upon the winning of the war.
The member for Pictou. Mr. E. M.
MacDonald, had charged the govern- ment with contemplating an election
A ERMAN MUNIIIUN
more than hall' the munitions workers
aiiotlier who has -made the supreme decided to strike today. wires he
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sacrifice. correspondent at the Hague of the
' This time the he-avy burden ot' grief Exchange Telegraph Company.
‘ ' has fallen upon the home of Mr. and "Essen (home of the great Krupp
Mrs. Mathias LeClalr of Martin Loi wo;-kg) is Shui pri' from mn ron; of
' 23, who mourn tbehloss of a dutiful Germany and completely isolated
"”_' ' er. ' '
, A ‘“"“" “""“d“"°" “Y §""'§§‘(f“ “Hi _ . .. soglzvdljgrgsg bligillalr er "Lam" as tshiizgiiviggid lNifgxr?rf;tio?1' miiigldi ‘Hands witnessed the “glen £11 Mr' Donald ‘\‘l"h°lS°'." M` 1" MI' lin was iieneraliy called was an ex-,strikes at the Krupp works from hitlon given hy the pup is of omre ning to Mr. JI. A. Me.-iscrvey, under “Hem type of budding manhoom leaking out strikes am general in iiiuiie Agfadegnirigffoiggar? niircnideiie dat? m.ii"I-,im Zsiiiesiiiiigiiisioi or iisii H” "ad bv his '“““" "°m° quamms `s“‘“" ‘°w““ "M" me D‘"”h "°""°""
5 09 ’ ' ' " ‘fa 9 °“ ` ' ' ' , fc ‘ l ell’ te 'his owii home
and in thc .course ofa short address Ways and ,annealed limi my qhialn ;:;:_3_,3"';gp2cf‘;‘Tly_ but had also mmm
congratulated the performers on the from the Ma,-im, ,md l.1|.sh0l-leg Do- 8 host of friends in Charlottetown
|, “‘lli0IldIii ill'0El`3lT\=lll€ which IWW had parilmciit. the steamer Aranmoro to whom he “Penh in me omploy of
submitted and so admirably rendered. ply botwoen Charlottetown and Pic- John Mwheod &_ Con wma mme TIN? DUPIIH and their 'teachers deserve I-0"- and h° i"'°mI5°d 1° '-I” 5°* The vc-ars prior to his enlistment. in Sept- ' Y all the praise given them, for seldom Ma,-mn Department today inforiuled émhm. 1915
has it hotter Ur m0l'0 IlISh'“Ia55 and me that she ought tn bc- in lliiarlot- H0 was among the first who jomsd
Vafmd miismal Drogmunnm been Huh" i°"°“'"' Apr” 30th' Th” whmc the 105th and inexorable late had de- (Special to The Guardian.) niiucii to n <‘-hHrl°ll°l°W“ “‘ldl°“°"- trouble has lwvu vaiisufl li ilflfllilli ll' nrncti iiiai he snonifi hc among the i>iiii.Anni.i°iiii\, rn.-Five men 'I`h0l"’ W°""" V033' 301°" “nd ch°ms°s' (7I""`|°tt°I°W“ *"I"I"|"5 'N0 '“““a’:°" iirsi in that rag-limeni. to fall but he wcre kii-led hrrc last. night when ii piano solos. ducts and doiilrle 1111015- mont at Moncton that liic (iarferry fc" fu-mmug the divine maxim i-might qoconmilvi. was blown io "|°““~ h“"I’ and "im" ”°|c°"|°“i. md “"‘~`“m"" WM "“m"l°“" ““" me MN "Greater levi-‘ luvih no man than pieces in West. Plilladelphia yards of ll deuilmful "Fermi" Qnutlcd Lost “ISI-er him hoc" taking ms “‘|"‘°e this that he iayctii down his life for tba l‘ciiiis'y\lvaiilii yards. Low water A111005 ‘the l"“`||'I9*‘-"' ga” me Impus fmm M0llCl0il~" his friends. iii the holler was given an tho cause. llll 0Dll0|'I““.II‘Y 01' fiisployliig their M,-_ lvlogaurvry llllli HW- M' New Besides ii iurgc nuinher of friends All the victims were omDi0.Vflf’-fl 0f Ulf* lil:-:lrioiiic ability. and this proved io hody Wlfoll Io M°*‘*“`B- M“I'°“"‘ “mi ami relatives he leaves to mourn an (Io.
hc of a high oriisr- The W\l°\“ 1”' Nicholson Saluulay us followsr ...my .i...,ii._ ii... was only iweniyonni -_.__.~_.-_-_--»
CNHI Wa* |m‘"\°""‘°ly °"'I°y°d h-V mmm A- -‘\~ ‘MC[‘°““ ‘md D' N|“h°|”""' a 'heart strlckoii ilather and mother Minard's Llnimont cures distemper.
`l>rc-sent and regret WHS 0Xlll`0SS°d 'NWI llouse of Commons. and four brothers. Dolph in THU."
r-'sriicu si-itoiis weiii llullili ns. ciiiiiis wiiiiis
N Member lor Red Deer Addressinii' ills Liberal
Would Attach to Party Responsible for Piunging Country into iectlon When 0nr Sons are Failing bythe Thousands.”
further know that since 1915 the government has kept before lt the ob- jects upon which all Canadians should agree at the present time."
Wheeling around and facing his
Liberal colleagues, Dr. Clark conclud- cd with a sincerity that rang through every word, “lf an election comes. tremendous blame will be attached to the par-ty which shall be responsible for plunging this country into the throes of conflict at a time when our sons are falling by the thousands and when it will 'have the elect of injur- ing harmony and national unity.” _ Conservative cheers greeted Dr. Clark's ringing challenge io the pat- riotism of his own party, but his col- leagues sat in. silence. Not often had the member for Red Deer so. ‘deeply stirred the best impulses of the house.
Mr. Mcl.ean's motion was lest on
divsioii. '
In the corridors oi’ the house after
adjournment it was freely conceded
'that the spech marked a detlnite
break between the Rod Deer Liberal and the Quebec and maritime wing of the party that is clamoring foi-'an election.
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IIANAIJIAN BISUIIIIES NUW NUMBER |2676
0`TTAwA.-Including Mood-ay‘s list
the total number of casusldes report- ed .by the militia department. since Easter Monday. the day the Canadians captured Vimy Ridge, has reached 12, 359.
OTTAWA-_~Today’s casualty list
totals 148 mon of whom fifty were ,killed. Eleven died of wounds and eighty were wounded. The grand io- tal since Easter is now 12.676.
W0.
AMSTERDAM. VIA LONDON.-
One million three thousand Germans have 'perished in the war. accordinil to a statement made by .los Fredrlch Naunann. formerly Conservative membei for the Relchstag. Herr Naunann lecturing on t-he influence of wal- on population said in part: "Un- til now the war has caused us to lose or 1.300.000 dead; this together with the decrease in births gives a reduc- tion of 3,800,000. The surplus of fe- males has increased' from 800,000.to far more than 2,000,000. The nation has bled as never since the Thirty Years War. The report ol' lecture received here does not state where it wus dr-liverod.
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