il; . 1- ‘i

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9,,=1 - .3 _.X -gi li-¢ 11.

Ai- li";1;`

iff’

irq. ’-,-if-1i'-._..=.~9-.3»._ " 4.. A `. -‘~ se-

wa..

::§ 11-T1.

,::~ ‘Tl *.<;»: f; 1'- ' ty _

£551 gf -. J ..._ 3, .

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iii; fx

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Ig” ij' - A V [43] I* 3*-l'1'f' it

1* .- --1 i 4 id t_:.

it-7'. .- ~] -.1

Expensive Moths

Experience has probably

already taught you how expensive itmav be to have

10067. Pri cc Robert, bv Prince t’

moths in the house Don ,vales n

let them feed on your furs PM

I I I NOTTCESIMF

THE PURE BRED CLYDESDALE

STALLION

Winsloe

Enrollment No. 3 Pure Bred

|2629

sins

CROWN RIGHTS 10182 Imp

CANADIAN HORSE SOCIETY 2862.

DAM

ROSA CONNAUCHT 21036, Imp

Brown face and legs whiie Foaled

1908.

Bred by Mclntyre Bros.. Park View

Griffon by Beith.

Sire Cstaciysui 116-I9 by Hiawatha

.ind Dam Maid of Griffon 21035, by de of lilatou 10S..’i', by Barou's

and valuable garments this Pride "l~’~'

year Come to us for oi

.ird Dani Rosenthal 11.123, by Prince \lbioii tiI'l8 4th Darn liosc Laurence 1552’ b\

Moth Bans Prince Luurencc

oth Uuiu Bute ltosc 99-I9. by bpriug

Cedar Flakes iiiii iiariiit-1 "ini

iii this stallion is touuil as good .1

L3Vel\del` Fla'-‘eb til iiiliiiii; tit the Cl\de-dale tiiampioiis

iii nrt-.it ilritruii .is iii any draft horse

Naptha Flakes H,

ttiiiuzla and that be will proie at

Gum Camphor git-at sire I icel coiiiideiit lie i~. live

Moth Proof Bags it-are old, lirou ii i\ith uhite tiimniiiigs

Use our preventiies vou 5

need have no fearof dam

taiv and iq:

EW Y plow. l set disc linrruws. 2 sets spring may _bc true that the shelf-iiiutie 'man

~ iiooth iiarrows. 1 set spike liarrows, 2 is sure to adore his iiinkcr. Teniiysoii

truck waiggoiis. 2 carts, 2 riding wag- wrote of a person who ivciit to church

J G...{‘;`.f§‘.'°s°3l ii _

High \\:iter

Date Day Timo 1-i't Time

Th. t 11.19 I

F. . 0.04 ` Sa. . 0.54 ‘ S

tocoqmuiiswtei-I

_~ _-1_~z_-l_»:‘»i_-1_-1_2Q;-.i..;.;¢,,y,r¢~q; 1_1.c.en:-Ai.~.»-t;f`:f.>:`¢‘e.:"f ek-3.;

11.54 12.110

_ 1::_u4 M. , 2.4:: 13.13 Tu. I 3.44 . 14.34 W. 4.56 15.411

- T11. . 6.09 17.11

F. ; 7.1: ' i.-1.38

10 sa. sos 19.56 11 ‘ s. sm 21.00 12 M. 9.3: 21.50 13 Tu. f 10.05 22.36 14 W. 10.36 23.20 15 1 Th. - 11.05 .

16 ‘ F. 17 Sa.

18 19

= 1.1¢; ._‘

. 11.32

11.58 12.23 12.48

. 13.15

13.48 14.34 15.45 17.21 18.50 20.08 21.09 22.04 22.57 23.49

0.02 0.43

S. * 1,23 ` M. 2.04

20 Til. 2.46 21 ‘ W. 3.32 22 Th. ° 4.26 23 F. 5.26

SB. 6.25

24 25 7.10 26 M.

27 28 29

mmqS??????P@ u§__`_,;;_,¢vtr:»-nr-£A=i¢¢

_ aio

8.00

Tu. W. 9.13 3 Th. 9.55 30 F. 10.33 . ‘

APRIL

and unsettled conditions. 1

1i't it

~1»z~1~\_¢.V_.-.Q_-1-if/><7:m:r. ¢*. ':'r<;-a';::c-1;-.aa

°°~"."""."'.°.”."."."."."."T"' ,:;:,,_¢¢-_¢,-,_i:>~,.:f.'~r.~z~z.1>

8.3

-1st to 3rd fresh. cool spell.

4ti:i to 8th, rain. 9th to 12th, damp,diiil

9495 4 13Mh'l'8l

Having leased the stream ’ and “Shing P““I es at ..'.»‘}'i‘f.i‘-’f."i..'..”.§`i§‘.‘$”§i‘3 }2i$"‘...i".i'.I' £151

il/.IO0l'€'S NO1’tIl IVBT, 2.5. :_‘iiI)is tliotgioladlnoud i;itell‘;.‘;t|ual s0\'l~r aras our respective ro r °'“ °’ ° °"° “ "’“"” 1... ...tend ii.. pubic ‘lie 11:1. i.11f':':.::::.;'2.i:°.:‘. 22:. £11: hereby noufied that any per ut of hand and cam simply resolved SOIlStI`l8l'COl'l gh0m llve and have a. right to figure in

this date W1" be vwwcufed :‘.1i°..‘;:';.:l‘;i.ii.:.‘f:-.:*;':;

by US or to see one’s own strongest word

print must he comforti g to a spirit

ltxire wounded by unnaccustomsd

M sniglwsuld lik v b I to ku m

o c c ery oi; ow o

and respect me, and I have an ini

IIIIIEIIIIS IIIIIIIIMIIIIS

list the public shall know that I alll

prosslon that even the nisest uieu in inv comiuuuity. to.suy nothing of the

lll0lllB -

(is not every man selfinade-or self

1 nisre (Parkside), 1 iears old in marred") and l ani no stranger to the

ioal to (‘aptain Aubrm, 1 mare (St learning and the greutiit-ss of attain

\\,|| mdkc d ,pdton ,u lu. ,md _,I lan ent) 7 years old 1 mare (Trans ment \\hit.li can he wrested from a H,,.¢,¢,, acter) ti \ears old. in foal to Dark narrow income There may have .\|i,..,-, Q,-,,s“e|i nlalmger ,n charge isood kelly ii wears old. sired by been some common clai in the stuff

5,.,-,ue fee 510 Ma,-9 at owners risk lteloll 1 mare, 5 years old (Joe Dillon, out of which l built niiself up to my

.\ .\ L;-;(i\;E_ ve¢e,-ma,-y bu,-390,, l tolt ‘ tears old tDarkwood) 1 present stature There may have

owner stallion Dari-mood. 10 vears old been 1 sav At all events l am a self

9423.4.10Mm,“g“pd a ilnilclliicoiis, 1 ox, .5 calves, 3 ii}11ii1d<;_manlai1g 1 insist ugon lilavilng

iiuoiit is o t. t s act p ace to my crct t an a so ~ __ ~ ~ ~ - - ~ ¢ gi", Mi"

1 Deering binder (nearly new), 1 tlic furtiier fact that, being self-niadc. ,changmg H395 5"' W'""'d I-aUl"¢|` ibandons Reciprocity for he e 9

,inoiving n1ni:Iiiiit\,1 gang plough (new), I ani sclt'-reliant a.nd able to take care __________.________.__,___.____..________._____....._._........_.........-......_...-- .-~----------»~-.-.-.-.--:---.---.-_-_-:_-.-_->-::--_-:

ordinary nnlabelled striver. would be

wiser after consulting uie than before.

and that all would do ii ell to regard

--k this perhaps too tlanisiit boldness of

I iiill st-ll at Public Auction, on my mine as saiiititled or iliiiiicly inspired

prt-inises Luvicr Freetovin, on Tues audacity Nut that i iioiilil have any day May -ith, 1915, at 1 ocluck pm, body believe that i have no private I the tollowing stock and farm imple misgivings 1 am a selfiuade man

_ \\\ ~

_ _.--

, __,_ ~&/

\-/- ,

/”'/ .i“‘L$-'5»~”“'

' “ //2-.

l ploiigli. iiiiinbor "J, and 1 one horse of myself uliatever niu\ happen it H"H'"v"'""“"""`"""`"nn""iv"nn"IH"vw'nun-"U-"'"'"" M"-"V"-In” I 'W I

‘ve now have our ne`v Cream §:i|ili1Iiiii1i., mlMili,lIur1"iiiiiighnleléulkfvll O] l£.5tI?s;v'(',rsh\ilIi,dhlhitiihvlli§\rr?aI1o,I.lIIr'ti?ilItg. the direction or those at whom I have

, _ ' 'st-', se i. 0 1 2. 1'. A '-

tgy sit-iizli, l wood sleigh. threshing ruill, wlicii I have linIf~l`t-art-il lest 1. too, 0_ . . _ _ _

_ iii-ti-i--1'-, -i-ii..-rfir --i.-11° .- ;._

'HDL TA BI-E cream, for which we will pay the isiiiiiis.'i‘iii(riiiE;ilIirriii,( III¢i°i“\»aifi¢-:if ’:'§rtiri?iiu\iIiiliL-l`iLIi==‘ viii! “umm m langwm md “He hm

_””` It APRIL. h

. . . . _ , ` I-T P ‘ -she* -nf'-fel PMSi:::1“§‘;::‘szaf..=rss. 1il3.‘.°”-1;. 52::1..l.‘;°1;1.‘::.“r.f;i€.‘;.flirt..;.‘":.i5 ‘" is

- ' ' ‘ P' .- t is nes, ` 't d't ft-eier

lflivjng ?nyt€0tfferwlu1{indltto‘u _quantity oi’ hens and many' other s_elt`-reverence has been rather loosely is tore In le presence 0 ‘L g n

€l1‘ lil €I‘€S S O C0!`lSI.1 US. ghmg-S too numerous to me|i;i0|;_ linked with self-control. and when it 1

.. 5, C d _ JOIIN MCPHEE, has somewhat overcrowded my self-

The C town on ensed 'Ik C0- 'I`¢‘l’l11S Illtltlc KNOW!! U10 dill’ of sale. like to be taken seriously. I ani aware.

Limited ART. \XF~I?HT. too. that when ii iunii has an attack of

` uct oneer. r

9140-8-24wi'n1thEwfmtf. 9585-4-;!1inApl.2i&28.

( . -_ . 'H' 4 ' , , . _

i- I I- E in

apply to

Bay Stallion 8 years old, sired by Joe.

Dillon 2.24 1-2, He by Sydney Dillon.

Sire of Lou Dillon 1.58 1-2, World’s Champ-

ion Trotter. The Dam of this Stallion, Pro- duced Lina Miller 2 19 1-/1 and three others in 2.30 will be sold cheap, for further particulars

J. A. Wharf and for the other buildiii s to

" " I *""é`~"e

31.11 to 17tli

foZZY. drizzle. 18th to 21st. cool spell. 22nd to 25th. changeable. 26th to 27th. warmer. 28th to 30th. stormy. 1 -- _ UIARY Oi' L`\'IfI;\"I`N.

it liiizli-spirited niziii docs get 11 lot of --I , viijoyiiiciit out of vigorous r-icIf-:i:sscr- -5 limi ivliilir the gtiiiit' is uii.

SEALED TENDEIIS will be receiv-

ed ut this office until noon on

WEDNESDAY, MAY 5. 1915.

from any person or persons willing to contract to supply the Provincial Building. Law Courts. Prliice of Wales College, ilospltnl for thc insane and I-’1'ovini:i:il ii1lii'i1i1ir_\'. |Qii(icii`s (‘oiiii- ty Jail. (leorgetowii Court llouse and Jail. Siiniuiersiilc Coiirt House uiiil Jail, with coal. Coal for the Hospital for the insane and Provincial lniirui- ary to be delivered on Falwnwood

he rlelivoretl in their respective vtiiilts at the cost of the (‘ontrnci.nr by the

Livery Stable-Queen Street first 61 séiiiemiwr sexi. -

H .,5,,.._,_21Mv,.,m,_;,,5.u,f Weight Scales to be approved by the

Department.

-ui- Full imrriculsrs as 10 the quality ,

and quantity for each biiiltiiiig may be _.

T0-DAV.

City Magisti‘atc`s Court. Peoples Tuetii'{.f,'§.is, 1.15 and sis.

Prince Edward. 3, 7. and 8.50.

BIRTHS `

GILLAN.--At St i'uti°ick`s Ruud, uii March 30th, to .\lr and Mrs James Gilian (nec 'I`eiia. itutlgorsoiii. it sun (James Maiirici-i. lic-arty cuiigratii-

lations.

DE.i'i‘iis I

F i--_-;_.___i__.l NEWSOME.--At liiiiirstiiii. on April 27th. 1915. Vziroliiii-, with tif ilviilriuiiii Ncwsoiiii.-_ l~`iiiii-ral l“i'ld:i_\' :ii two p.n: HARPER.-Un April 27th, l"i'nui~ii= .\. J- Hfll‘lJ0l‘. aged G weeks. son oi' l\lr and Mrs Lorne Harper. School Struct

(Other papers please copy.)

8AUNDEFi8.-At Truro, N.S., on April 2-ith, Isabella i`\icLcaii. rolict ot the late Charles Soiiiiiltrrs of this city. Funeral from thi- i'vsi<leii<'t.- nf licr son. t"hzis. Saunders. 25 Alloy Stri,-ct. totlny

tWciiiiesila_vl :ii :.150 p,n,_

WELDON.-ilit,-tl iii this i;it_\'. April 27, Lavinia 'l`l1oiiipst‘iii. wltltiw ut' .\Ir. J. G. J. \Vt=ldoi1, zigcil 35 _\'czii's. l"ui1-

ernl from the resiticiicc of .\ir. Gcorizt- C

Worthy. 172 Kiiii; St.. 'i`l1ur.~id:1_v. llfltli in.st., service conimcxirliii: :it l.4.'._ ln- termcnt at. Slit-.rwooil i`<.~iiit.-tery.

[N .ll Ii MOI! I .\ .ll

Lines written on the death of .\lr.

Herbert A. Vesficv, who died :it his C homo, in Uoiisiiiiiv, Apr;-I 22nd, l'Jl‘, Alter a low days' l‘iliioss. in roving memory oi i1i_v t-f‘:i;' und only broth-

oi:-

Ono sad long vc.-ii totlirv has passed.

Yen, we reniciiioci- well.

We wstchiiri lm:-itlf' vii-ir dviiii: br-il,

To take oiir l:i:it lnrnivell,

With iictiiiig lieurtii ue ivutclicii youi

deal,

iAi\ your spirit took its flight,

Away to that honzc beyond thc

skies

Whore there is never any night..

Although we dearly loved yon,

*Wa dared not hid-you stay,

But you are not torgotten. dear, f

had at this oilicc.

'44 ' -_'_ _ The iiaiues ot' two res ousible er

D D '

sons willing to become bound for the faithful performance of the contract

_ _. __ must accompany each tender. 4'- The Departuiuiit docs not bind it-

; ' ~‘

_ f-.»- 1 U- -_ self to accept the lowest or any ten-

‘J ’-,Q

` ‘ ` DEPARTMENT or Pusi.ic wonks, ,

Tenders to be addressed to the un-

-ter., : -“fi “"-

__ y .

._- I 't -» _.fi /` dersigned and marked “Tenders for - tj JA( coal."

_c \T_._ 1.. B. ivi¢Mii.i.AN

' ‘ Vim .- _ li Secretary oi' Public Whrks,

T . .

Charlottetown, P. E. island.

’ . April Z1 1915.

9632 4 24MstiliIi5I

ilitary Horses =@ I

1% V2.

ANTI-:D

Mail Contract

SEALED TENDERS. atldrcsscil to

“A” ‘hp r,oHtmaMm_ (J.(_|mml' will lm rw tlio iiiovcinciit itself is tiiiitc out of

<-eivrri iii. Ottsiwii. iinlll Nooii. on Fri- fltii thc llist Mtiv. 1915. for thi- toii ve\anic of ills Majesi.y‘s l\iulIs. on n

. , ._’. _ , 2 '. ' -

times per week, over Rural lilnil Route

R) proposed Contract for four years, six

5, No. 1, froin Little York. 1'. E. island, . froin thc lst of October next.

Age 5 L0 9 YCHTS I`I€IgI1I, 15 IO I'IZiI’l(IS Prhited notices contziiiiiiig fiirthor

. Weight, to Pounds inl'oi'ii1aiion as to coiiditioni-i of pro-

Artillery Horses

Age, 5 to 9 Years lleight, 15.2 to 15.3 1-2 Hands Weight, 1200 to 1350 Pounds

LASS “C”

Draught Horses

Age, 5 to 9 Years Height, 15.2 1-2 to 16 Hands

Weight, 1350 to 1450 Pounds '

COLOURS Any Except Grey or White

All Horses must be sound, of good conformation, free

,-0, ,, Go., ,,,,.,, up mn .,,,,._ rom blemishes and broken to harness or,_saddle. `

Our thoughts will over linger

In the churchyard whore you lay.

Oh Herbert, dear, we miss you, [Qt

There is a vacant chair. 30 But we hope to meet. In lienveti.

Tbhor.oc'iIl bo no parting there.

our darling bo has loft us,

Loft us, yes, for ovormore,

Dttt we hope to most our loved one

On that bright. and happnsboto. 1 Written ty his sister ’ tie, “|11

H, 1115. 06 .

Horses will be inspected at Agricultural Hall. Char-

tetown by W S McKie on Apri t t , 29th,

th 1915 " "~

COLONEL SIR ADAM BECK- -

_ .__ izsih.z7h,zsii

Remount Commissioner.

|539-4-I

posed Contract niay be sccn and blank

LASS “Bn foruis of Tciiiicr may b'c obtained nt

tlic Post Olllcirs of Little York. Stain-

llcc of the Post Oillcu Inspector.

JOHN F. Wl~IEl\l`i.

Post Oillct-. inspector.

l’os| tllllcti liii=.|wt'tur'ri Utliifv, (‘liiir-

Iiiitirtoivii, litli April. 1915.

9383-4-7uiwI}i.

Property For Sale

Mr. John B. Lea, Victoria, Cra-

paud. now a man of 83 years, ot age und Iiavlng only one son feels inclined tu tlliipost- of ii portion ol' his land property and will sell that valuable block of laiiil consisting of 180 acres, fronting on Victoria Harbour and gcu- vrally known us the Crawford estate, which has always boon ad- mired as one or the most pleasant lo- cations on the island. enjoying the balmy air or Northumberland Strait. As it is adjoining the Village of Vic- toria. tho owner will sell any quant- ity, from a building lot up to as many acres as rnqiilreti. to suit purchaser. About 140 acres of this property ia clear and In ii high state of cultiva- tion, tlic remainder being covered with lunilicr. hard and soft wood. For further particulars apply by letter or In person to '

JOHN I LEA AND SON.

knowledge. During thcsc hours I have beeii toucliy and testy iiiid dead set on sayiiig some plain things right out in

taken offence. lliit thcii I-never swcnr vccptini, by prow When I do

Scotch, niy liiliiii sgnte is never ro

ex. Still. I get mad through and hroiigh all the same. I ani a seriously uiiiiiicd intiii and

the kind of vertigo to ivliicli I have referred he never is taken seriously by unprejiitliccd people. and that this is precisely as it slionltl bc. Pcrliaps ti little less Scif-tislcciii iiiitl ii Iittlti iiiurt- st-lt`~i-oiitrol wiiiilil iitit ho ai bntl tliiiii: for either iii_\'scli` oi' iiilicr.-1. lliil

Nobody is more fully puisiiiitlcil

than i_:i.iu that the pre:-ieiit inovenicnt for securing total nbsiiiiciice froiii iiitoxicatiiig beverages :ill tivcr our provliicc. during the further coiitiiiii- iiiicc of the war wus worth iirixaiiiisiiig and getting on its l`oe't. No liner or more promising scheiiie Iiiis been laiiiiclietl Iicre for niiiiiy ii tiny. Aiitl iioiic biit it siiob woiilil shy that it is oiiv ivliil wtirtliiiii' oi' iiiiiro tit-siriibli' ln itscli' on iicvoiiiit tif the It-iitlersliin -ii 1-oiiiicctioii with it. ol' our King- " God bless liin1." Each Iiuniaii action and each liumaii inoveiiiciit iiiids its justification or condeiniiation in its own riglitness or wroiigiics.-;, its own helpfuliiciis or litiriiifuliicss. and not in tlic posltloii, wlicilicr cxtilteii or lowly, oi' liiiii who may Iirst propui~ic it or lead in it. l believe in the lowly Christ. uiiii iii Iiiiii as i~riit:ltlr‘tl, bc- causv llc initiated ii prtiirriiiiiiiic for iuinan lives whit-.Ii was qiiiti: beyond lie wlsdoin and piety of thc lenders of ills people. ()ur sovorcigii took tllc step he did because hc thought it a good one. anti we approve and follow liiin in it for thc same roasoii, and not as more servile iiiilttilors or syc- opliaiils. it iliitlii ii rcspuiisc in our maiiliuoil.

Already the movement has ruptured

the political and rcilgioiis high places of our island. its leaders arc in it as citizens and not as either priests. preachers or partisans. (‘ross as I may have been Iiecau.-io :ill the lioiioiirs

irravi-il :iid not rirncli ine, l shall not

deny ibut. I must coiifcss. Loo, that no other organisation or interest is coniproiniscii or lili1ilcri~tl by this oiiii. Tiic- 'l‘oinpcraiii:t~ Alllaiivc has obtiiiiicil the shine iiuiiiher of aiiiiciitliiiciits to the Proliibitloii Act tliiii woiilrl lizivc been granted had iiotliini; in this direction been attempted, anti the future of its work has not but-.ii ini- pcrillcil in any wily, nor its lcniicrsl t-omproiiilsrid ihroiigli being tlriiwii into nsnot-lutliiii with ti (love-rii|nt\|it wliicli ilit-_v liiitl lwvii liizlitliig. oi'»:ii1 Opposition wliitfli liaiil not iiircii vvi'_\` conspicuous lii their siipptirt iii the Legisltiliirc. lii short, :iiigcr ngniiii,-t

l>Il1<'1‘. tilitl the wlsdoiii with ivhicli it lim-i lit-v~ii |.;iiitli~ii so i'iir is not one-iil,\‘ liiipiitziicil.

I).-'iN flERl\i.\N READER.

The Ontario Dcpartiiieiil: ol Educa-

tion in ii iiieiiioriindiiin unimunngg thi-it chniriiinn of the l'iiivcrslt_v illn- triciilation Board has instr.ii"i_-ti the secretary of the board to notify tho cxiiiiiiiiers to exclude thc- iiivlcctimi

liopc, Pleasiiiit Grove. and at the of- "“°m°‘I "D°“l°`I1I"“d '1I'¢" ¢\'I°-‘<-" IV _

No who 'i'Ai.ic is :_-'.fii.of>\.--_

`I`Il0 .xlt01`11By'Cv4--"`|\3 iii' .\IIit'l.l_li hiis forbidden alI.“war-tails" in the saloons of the province in thc inter- ests otlpukbllc poaeo.

six i`<'i_Ei.é"o_iiN Aurd Misiises

is.-ur-.-anal mrs. Airreti 'r. 'rer- hune ol. Pllsolowore tu-usheilto death

baukmmt# Nolgne Point and both were plfm honblttt 'lt. Tlieir 0-year- old nuinllbe _other occupuiit ui iiiii car. wniijlirotiiii clear otitis wreck

Boniaiitlrlil. Strittt, rncinbcr df ii' il_i'ni of ,underwear nianiifacturers in Phila dslphil,_l1o\:iu|' his name. was killed;

Moyer yfyéprson. of some tirm, receiv- ed a c usaioitof tha brain. and l-larry si: ‘Gollum alsoot Piiidiidet his

the oarmode a _ -ttiru in attempt

ing to avoid another our on o. ner- _“lid twenty years- of use. \ 9662.

iinil tive otlicrs iiijiirvd iii iiii tiiitonio- bile :iccicdiit noni* lit-rc today. 'l`lie our was ii new one bt-loniziiig to Dr. Sliiiifiri-, ziiiil. it wzi.-1 the first tiiiic lic drove it. iii ciitli‘u\'oriiii: tn piiss ail- otlivr iiiaciiiiie, wliilc going nt ti rnpiil piivc, lit- tiiriicd too far to tlic side oi` tlic road and rain liito ii bank. The car overtiizuied several tinics, hurling its occupants to the ground.

KALAMAZOO. Mich.. April iS.»-

lii n collision between an automobile and zi street 1-ar totiuy. Mr. and 1\li"s. Pniii Part- were killed. their l-i-i‘eni'- old iliiugliter. llinric, was diin_r;e;‘oiisl_v iiijiircd, and l~`r1ti1k Iiiirrit was less serioiisly liurt. Wllliaiui Slinrpless. owner niitl driver ol' tlic car, was not iiijiirctl.

NEW liUI.i~I IX (`LlNNI~I(‘-

TION WITH i`A\'I‘l§I‘fNH

I.\' MII.I"I`.-’iIi\' C-.\i\'lI’S.

O'I"l`.\WA, April 22--The old cnn-

tccn .<_vstci11 in coniicction with iiiili- tury ciimps in Ciiiiiitlzi hits been nb- olislictl by Gt-iieriil Huglics, but there will still be cuiitcciis. V Wliiit is in;-tint by tlic change is that henceforwiird no outside persons will be :illii\\'t‘tl the privilege of riin- ning cimti‘oiii»i for thc coiivciiieiicc of " thc soldiers, lint the rcgiiiioiits will estulillsli niid run their own cniitccns_ . Any protits that uccriie therefore will not go to outside parties but will go

to the regiments and undue charges hill be eliminated. In uccordancc with General Hughes' practice since he became Minister of Fitiitia no intoxicating liquors will be allowed in the canteens or in fact in the camps at ull.

The new order abolishing -the old

canteen system applies generally throiighout Cnntida.

Diamond

o E ‘ ‘ -‘j Rings

1 $7.75 to $145.00

A bigger. better or more beautiful line of ditiuiond

rings have never been shown In a wider range of sizes, shapes :intl styles tlii-iii we have hero

IIUIV.

its siuipli' ii siipcrb assort- ment uf the very host dia-

monds prociirable-tlie range of prices is wide enough to suit

every purpose and purse.

Call while the showing is

complete-today.

W. N. -Tanton

‘ Jeweler-Sunnyside

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today gptler an nittomobllo in which tiny. Mnv :tril. 1915. 9678-4-2’i‘M3ipil.

they v4_ ‘ ‘rltl 5 ., to their - suiuiiior ‘“”"' ' ':";_' "“""' _*° home. ‘l'H`é>ciII°I bIii§é'tl'ilown an ani- FOR .SQLE RUNABOUT. WITH

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I GUARDIAN -CLASSIFIED IIIIS.

One eont per word first Insertion In this column. hall cont por wont.

each continuation. Cash must accompany order. Minimum ohlrlo

. I

keep them only to till up your and get something you carruse. things.

1- -i<'t~.. .1~r..<:-

The Guardian will give you

a limited period. This applies

. Clip the Free Exchange Ad

print It FREE. D0 IT NOWI

_ WHAT HAVE YOU IN THE ATTIC AT HOME `

THAT YOU WOULD LIKE TO TRADE OFF?

, See if you can find something that you no longer need or want.

If It Is In good condition, someone else may want that very

, thing and may have some useful article they will trade you for lt.

Why not "swap" through the medium of the Guardian Ex-

, change Ads? This new department is able to quickly bring about

even exchanges that will benefit News readers.

You may have a second-hand gas stove. a baby carriage, a bed.

‘ a set of books, a musical instrument, furniture, an automobile, or ' any one of a hundred articles that are in daily demand by some .- one. For various reasons you do not need these things. Why

house and barn? Trade thorn off That'a the modern way of doing

an Exchange Ad absolutely Free lor to Individuals only and not to deal-

ers. it money In asked for articles, the ad will not be run free, but the regular charge will bo made. »

Coupon In another part of the

Guardian and bring it oi-send tn your Exchange Ad. Wo will

Agents Wanted AGENTS WANTED.-TO SELL FOR

The Old ltellsblo Fonthill Nurseries. We teach our men to sell. Export- ence unnecessary. Highest commis- sions paid. Handsome lree equip- ment. Stone tit Wellington. Toronto, Ont. 9184-3-26me2tlI

For Sale

Angus liii-itiii-'ii l~`ariii-Stock iiiid lin- ploineiits at Wheatley itivsr, Mou-

wirt heels. Bull Boarliig.-1. New Xork scat and fenders. Almost. as R000 :iii view. only used two nioiitliii. Aliitli' to .\. it‘ui'iii~ K- t'o..

rooms_aiid bath plumbing complete, including new stable on said pro- mises- Aiwly to A. J. white, 'is Uvpcr Queen street, or E. C. White, Grocer, Weymouth street.

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Slot. _ ` ' sim-4-ttllswoi. lil. Btistter, of win ber. was killed, Wli.lttield Ltnseott, Brenna.-1|,

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WANTED.-YOUNG MAN TO ACT

ns iiewsngeiit on passenger trains. l’.l.'}.I. Railway. Apply at once to Nowsagoncy. 9'ltlS-I-lfmitf

llclp \Vii|itetI-Feiim' c

MEN.->-OUT OF A POSITION. SELL

iii_\' sporting ptistiili-1, quick sellers. “ ilottor than Septoinbtir Mom." Si1uip_les 10c. Miss A. Banner. Station lloadl New York City.

_ _ _ 9ti_ii_z-4-giiiizii wAN'reo.-Two uPs'i'if\in `oini.s. _Apply giiiginoit-i. 'miss-4-zvmir WANTED-A iiii`ilTl"`tiir" i`teii5i§l` lioiiiio-

work by Miiy llilli Apply to 169 Plus-

tvii I-lt. ____ iitiszi-42’l.in.i WANTED.--A GIRL FOR OINIRXL

housework. Apply to Mrs J. C. Sims. 219 Richmond Street. Fast.

' _ 9582-4-iiliutf

Hltuntionii Vacant $156. #6ii"s"lxT`v` "6AY'l' WIKBV

WORK. Write for Contract. Brad- leyliarretson, Brantford. _

N.-_li 'l‘o Let

'F6' l.`£1".I-FA`RT`LV F tsl-t

house. seven rooms; all modem im-

provements; in contra otfoitiylwrits P.0. Box 440. '|70 15mtf

with ted ' ,

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