*vieu~rl:u_/lr elves. ouu. ron
---__
Prin_&_ §gward Island Housewives Want the Best-'the Sales of IIIIBIII H000 Flour are
¥\\\\ /_ft
__ _np
rather than 'lone the untold vain:
OF A
MERCHANT N A /1/2, _
‘ . ~ - li '
TI" lfilt Iiloeeeeful ldvertllere \ icq,” _ ' I X r "'21
who would sacrifice elrnoet anytnln ` ~ _ _ » _ _ 
\ __@’ / »/ I ` » \ ' ». . x { I '_ `__/
°i' "outer and eminent pusilsuy _ ---_ - >3<Z4”"/ //" - ~ , %‘\`l* \\\\\\\ "`L"‘J`_;', ’ 
unewtnutriml sue lnsymlneslrs. ` ° /Wrw - mor' QP-’ ‘ ' . &’\1`-,
. llllently impressed with a thought / `~ ~
soon abecnb and accept It. ' _ _ “Q1 _ _ ' IQ _
ThePeopies Paper ....»¢-”‘-~_..._. Read byliverybody - _ _se-
___ e- Covers Prince Edwa. rd Island Like the Dew _
Y ' _-~ ____ _.i_ _,____, ,,~~--7 -_-- ~--- ----_ -»---- -~-- _ _._ ___ ___ ____ ______ ,
Chlrloihtown Guardian Twq (5,, ' ` ` " ""'°' " """" """' "` """‘_ " “_” ' ` ' ‘ '- ' i'-"""`*"T"_.*f.“ i " " f a- 7"'
_ ‘ 1 .
l 1 _ ‘ ‘ ’ _ _ _ _ r
lornlng Ouuullun, Fuulldeu
~\»‘
Once when I rei_\\ll‘k°_d_°P 
wrlglsy that in mlem-eeive ments
sy cutting sawn me aevmieinsl
' Mr. wrlgiey replied: ‘file ere `
making e fine,tl\i_p on thin 
How much progress do YOU “‘I"_k
we should make if they took off the
locomotive."
tn Y r - -~-f 9
'Sr cHARLo'iTmowN CANADA sA'iURDAY' Aran in mi I Zi I ,<;;---;;;,,_--g;~=.',::;‘°“.-..~":.‘_".:f°.‘.‘.ll..‘:
EISIEH Il|I|III§5'
HHIEHI _ HIIPEB
Illll EIIIIIIPII
Repanations Report
new Regarded as-
Panacea 'for Post
_War Ills. ‘
(United Press)
LONDON, April 17.-Easter 1924
finds Europe nloro highly hopeful
of an early settlement of Iler troub-
les than at any perioil since peace.
Germany's unequivocal and al-
most blunt acceptance of the Re-
paratlolls Experts report foliowiluz
the categorical approval of Brit-
ain, BeIgium’s endorsement und
_Polncare’s intimation tllat the
whole report is proof oi’ the esseuti
al justice and proprie'ty of his
Ruhr poIlcy_places the powers
chiefly interested in practical ae-
cord on the basic principles. 0!
course there will_ be negotiations
more or less prolonged. Gerluany
may make a demand that the total
fixed but in British circles this is
not anticipated. __
Poincalre untrredtlonahly -will
bring to the cojtifehce his tradi-
tional distrust of Germnny’s good
faith and will raise the question
of common action-in case Germany ‘
again defaults; however autliem
port provides that mlltnry control oi'
the it-liur shall continue it is \lll-
likely tllat the conference will
break upon this point. While
France and Britain Ilnvo drifted
dangerously far apart over the
Rhur question Britain shows
friendliness and a desire for use-
ful continuance of the entente.
This will.it is confidently hoped
lead to the dislcovery of ii formllla
that will meet any reasollable.
C. R. MCKEOWN, M.P.P.
ion bill into the Legislature of
Ontario. `
-*<-o>-_-
INNIPEG HAS
sum of reparations he definitely  
III SEASIIN
(Canadian Press)
W-lNNI.ll’IfJG, April 17.-'With ri
blizzard of lnld-winter propilrtiolls
wht* 'I"¢"°d“°¢d (he ChU"°h I-‘“'.nI`ti\r lin- train Ililil lliliilnili-il lili-
Hoid-up .Was Staged
as Mlail Train Pulled
into St. I’aul’s Sta-
tion.
(Csnadlan Press)
ST. PAUI., Milill., April l'i-~--
Tllrec bandits Ilielil up Lili- posinl
clerk und llii-ssollgcl' :lt the (illic-
ngii (lreiit IN-<~stcl‘il Ilopilt iii Siluill
St. I’il|lI tudily uuil i-si-ull:-il \\'itIl
five poilclios of iuuil i-olltalillis $35,-
UUU ill currl-llify und otlli-r ri-i-_isti_-l'-
i~d lnull. _
'l`llie robbery nc<:iil‘i'ieii ut lili- (‘Ili<'
ilgo (lrriit \\-'i=sic|'ll Slulioil just
`t`i\'ir pililirlil-s, one ut` \\'Ilii'll wllllnill-
oil $50,000 the _ puyroii iur .-\r~
nlour :lull (‘oulpillly :l Sullill fit.
Paul plant. As tilt- pollclll-_~i \\'i-ri- bi-
iug load!-il onto it truck tilt- llilildiifl
drew up ill :lu illitolllolliii-, iwu
spritllg out with drawn iv~vniv~-ril
|l`o‘rcillg the tivo ilostul clllplilyi-oe:
lto ii\ll‘l‘ellilel‘ the bilge.
. »---<o+>i-_
IIEIEISIIIIIIN III
SIIVIEIE ISKEII
illstrlcts, the storul which began
lila:'1`uesly ti 1 ld d " iz
rains, sleet and snow, reached its
height today. it is the ilnst severe ----
raglilg in =Wlnnipeg and out-side
io. wil ni rlulin
storm ol' the whole winter season,
and incidentally the ileflvlest Anvil
French demand; for “_ gum-m,¢eesl;i_iw~fall lu the history of this
alelitst. . _su J-_n it ~:-security-‘= Y- ~ -
against lix`\&¥ionl.L P' '
Believes Easter Egg
‘° Killed Girl
' _ (canadian Preee.)
MON’I‘R'BAiL, Apl‘Il_ 17.-“‘In thc
A bleak north wind swept the
district for the past thirty-six hours
piling snow in drifts, and for thc
ilret time this season the electric
mr company have been forced wltlade lletweeli Cuundzi and Rllssia
i
ow lows. ` '
use sn P oil ii sonlewllilt different ol'l'zlnd.ll.:~:
'ny
name of humqilty, for the protec- 
tion ot' the little children of Mon-
treizi. see li you cannot get me some
Easter eggs like your little dead
Klrl bought, and I will have them
analyzed. We had two similar cas-
es ol poisoning last Easter," said
Deputy Coroner Prince in inquiring I
into the death of live-yeurold Bur-
bars -Moore. of this city, who tiled
(Dominion News Servieo)
M.-UNII-Oli. April 17.-.Au ost-nie
ruins er llumed Zerr was recently
E _ 1 » ` f
brought to one of Munich’s hooplt-:and the Christian religion while
iii in ii dying condition, suiferlngtho other part is a ilorislon of illon-
t d* ' | U 1. un from two bullet wounds in the head
yes er ey. apparent y as ie ee
of having eaten a decorated Easier
e`s¢» purchased on Thursday.
To Open Meetings '
(Canadian Preee.)
QUEBEC, April 17.-The town or
Lauzon is to i`oIlow thu example sei
I1y.the Queibec City Coulicil. and in
future will open all council meet
hge with a prayor.
ai
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*`l'-AG DAY -EASTER SATURDAY
for P. E. il. Hospital. 25084-li)-Iii.
bers( 'housework ADDI? 1°
und cgvwod Wim. ten-ib|¢, |_,u\~ns,fof izovernmeut and eulogy of Conl-
illveetigation proved mu; if me munism, 'I‘Ilo_so wllo llilve seen
nm" hm’ been in n m c,mdm0n_Isiilll1lles declared _t_Ileiu to be it pec-
lle \vouId uerlilinlv have been ilrrce- “"m`IY 1'-"Id "rod -'
ted und executed lor two brutal
_ *--<O>l--
lnurders. ‘those of his employer nu
With Prayer .‘if.‘f§’ll'»TI .Kii'i"`i§`$`. Il3ll`i»"i-'»-."""" `"_"`°"_Actioi1 of Solicitor
Zerr had become attrilcteil by
ni. i»i-1.-I-W li -I-»  uf General Criticized
curl-yiilg out some bi\€liliess_i:_t;ll
ni-cts-il with her lll‘0i‘@l' Y- Hill Il' C
_ I P
“HY 1""’l’°*""" ’““"."l“"9 .‘° 1”" hm ni<)N'i‘i¢ls.;‘I: :\"l»i-ll"1s7s.)~"An ill-
wu.-i l'ui`lisoil. ill it lit ol Iul`3"' l"‘\lful4 suit lo the Judge who llronount-4-il
'Nl mn' H rlwulvur and imm' 1' l.l,“f|si\uti~lli:e io the entire Ilellcll, und
Ui‘“|"“‘5'”" “nd her 'uofhm' ‘W0 “JIT il svriolis blow i0 good ililluillistru-
l""~'“*`“L "L th" ln"erv “W ’ "mm tioll of justice," wilil the opinion ‘ . _ .
the body, und tlleu soukcil the two ____v____ |_______ _"___ “IKM hy _h__‘g__ prolllllliiilillsis, who iiltlloligll not
women In etillcrl. i_l_e illcn ri¢'l__§I"/'~’ Allluilvt- Molli-t when lnl'ormi~li that ~' il;illlt\l~oiis,_:r_t; :ls_riiu:;;lc_i_I___iii_ t_l_l_i_\._I_I_
to theill. :lu wlen ii-y were: ilu- __ _ , _ _ v ews :is _¢- i il »--
mm- '\
I Condensed Specials .
' ' . - ., . .. _ . i ' ‘ '
RATE.-40 pei' Word. 119* it-r und li.’.‘llil.\~il Iiisfowll clotlius, i'in- (_m",_(h_________l h'm`l'am0'nd___I _‘hu _ww   _ Illiliglllllioll hy il_c _ills-lco\'¢~ry t 'lt
each insertion in this column. i _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ _ _ _ _ _
_ ‘ through III! html- wllli-.ll tile judge llliposiltl 'l‘iu-.~id:iy f  humw him “hu ‘U "N "mmm “I”
' ' “Tho Soviet trade ilelogzltloii
1 D it appears that the customs auili-
» oriiies going through cases of
of  Manillooks zldilressoil to the delegatiul
(Canadian Press)
i\lON'I`Rl‘IAI., April 1T.~~A speci-
ul Ottawa ilespntcll to tlte_Montrc~
:ll Stal-,tod»l_v Hays; . __ .. _ _
-which came recently to Ottawa to
tsecure government recognition oi'
fits mission for development of
was back here ye'-iierdiiy afti-ruer>n
lneulilers were asked to do soull-
oxplainiug and the process is still
in progress.
| l
_.md which supposedly were to he
lpresented to private libraries dis-
[covered a very large proportion oi’
Bolshevik propagallila literature.
Some is an attack upon “Clllist
archlcal or even republican forms
The Easter Evangel
The dominant note of Easter is everlasting .l»Ife. Life
leaping victorious from the grave." Life triumphant
ov-er the winter of death. Life invincible by time. 'Life
re~incarnated in the vicarious Prince of Glory. -Life In the
ever-living Soveleign of the unseen realms.
Madiaren of Manchester once dcdlared that, In :l time
of -haunting national peril, cl ,great preacher of another age
was found sitting, abstracted, in his study. But [while he
sat the shadows seemed to flee away and his face took on
the lighting of the dawn. For he traced on the table, with
his finger. the two words: “V|VlTl" VIVlTl" HE LIVES!
HE LIVES! The dynamic of that Easter fact transformed
and illumined his inlvlost soul. He -felt in :that d-ark ‘morn-ent
that men -might come and men might go; Ieade-rs, teachers,
thinkers, fail silent; _the foundationtof the earth seem out
of course; but He liveth! He livethl That was the guar-
antee of everlasting victory for Christ and .His Church.
Three hundred years later another great English
preacher was lifted to a new .plane of victonlous faith by a
Sudden consciousness .of the same wonderful fact. Jesus
was not entombed in the oblivion of history. ChrIst's in-
fluence was not the mere aftermath of one of those lm-
mortal dead who 'live lin ilives made -better by their pres-
dnce. Jesus Christ is living. Jesus Christ .Is livin-g to-dayl
Ever after that he felt as if every Sunday was Easter Day.
The consciousness of Jesus .Christ being alive swept into
his soul as a ni.;-N revelation of life and victory, and to a
myriad millllon since, and to millions to-day. the secret of
fa;th's viictory is: ' I KNOW THAT MY REDEEMER
LIVETH. -
All down the centuries this has .been the never-failing
fountain head of lnexhaustible life for all who ilov¢ and live
in Him. The fountain of -Hia ever-living personality pours
out its strea-ms of refreshing life because He ever Iiveth
to_m-ake intercession for ue. He said “BECAUSE I LIVE,
YOU SHALL LIVE ALSO.
_ “What .attracted :me to Christianity," said n 'young Jap-
anese not long ago to one of our missionaries, “was your
preaching the Livln-g Christ. /Our gods are all dead. I
never .heard before iof a Living God." The need of the
Christless world to-day is the -Gospel of Life In the -One who
lives. Buddha is dead. Confucius is dead. Mohamet is
dead. THE LIVING WORD, THE LIVING '-GOD. THE
LIVING CHURCH. THE CHRIST WHO LIVES AN-D IS
ALIVE FOREVERMORiE. These are the glorious watch-
words of the Easter Gospel.
Once more. then. as a burst of sudden glory, let the
old, but ever ifresh _evangel break In upon us. -Let all the
joy of its ever giaddenlng life once .more slate us. In a
world that's tragic with sorrow and ,pain and disappointed
hopes, let the glorious news that 'HE IS RlSEN" bring vic-
tory. ' Once more let [the bells of aEaster peal out the
triumph of His Ressurrection. Once more let the singers
take up the /song that is -ever vibrant :with joy: JESUS
CHRIST IS RISEN T0-DAY. Once more let us face the
unknown future, rad-lant with ipeace. Christ has abolish-
ed death. The Final Battle is won! Christ has opened
Paradise. The best .is yet to come. Life is :stronger than
death. Love is mightier than hate. Truth is victorious
over falsity. Right shall triumph over wrong. The
”greve Ia not our goal. The King is on the Throne. He
lives. He neigns. /He comes agalni iOne day the Day
wil-I break and the shadows flee away ,becaui:e»He iivethl
Hs llvetlii `
I ‘ I  DYSON HAGU<E
Toronto, April 12. 1924.
_The policeman was unci~rtuiu of
__,\“\i/lrlitll and fetizlu-d two officers,
niiiuiliug to u iiesputcll from (lt .__ _ . _ _ - _ __ _ _
ni; furiously. soakctl hluloolf ill oth m“___ mm E I M_ Mmmv_ WH , ii l\i~ in » ll nrou_~t il lo liglltl l_l_u=t
smug up with pulling two b“||c|,4 _____c__ ___ 25 y________ _"___ no ___________   l Qlli-4-il .\lil'r_\'s illillloll ilullalr ililll
. I iz-~ -1 . I _,I r  C 1   0 W luiuizlluil- cases of ciuilllpnsile.
im] iii::,mil|l(nll\ilt'I \3ilJlIlll)i'lIi;n:h;(v((20t)(l at   Iwhlslii-y and olbt-r illrollulic hover-
l(ll " . . . ' .
,_ _.___ C dan Press) .u:<~s. ulllcll tlll~y s.ly no sulf-
   |"‘-“I N'*"3l‘5 bmnh of me M0l”‘"' N_\|RO(B?_na||{,."yu_ April 17. ~ l'i-.-lpi-i-tllig ilnll would drlnli or
» ”""k‘ ’ (Canadian Prcse.) The Prince ol' Wales has be-l-ll lil- cvt-il have In tilt- Ilouiue. Prnti-sis
 . . (‘¢\lll0lI'l‘.'1`.»\ india, s-\.|lril 1'i.-C. viii-ll to visit Kenya (‘olouy this llilvi- bei-li ulnli¢;._bllt»wltllnut re-
. 1 _ , ’ - _ | _v _ _ _ .1 ri; i suits, und Ili-.r Il n usty`l-l exipilaite-
as anim” SL 24”"4'16'3l (c°“°d“‘” P"°”')   {Iliiil:)II:IelllllunKiijliliilzt l‘l]iIi:ri:l{»‘s\SliHlli:i-otifilIagiiilillitutfxlthrmhilnlgnlgfirtiloztpilni-:I ly I`urul.~'lli-il rupllon ni il fini: l~}ui!~
4 M0‘NC'lUN ADF" 17 "Joh" H ° t. Mil of Calcutta lie delciitcd Ilie on account of the South Alli<.lu Iliili Iloiiit-_ uint- ci~II.lr-i uuil .il|. will --
*Fg SALE-UNDE-RWCOD TYPE- C n Gen ral Travelling Pas- `    f""° ` " I  H ' _ . ` "rl in- eu view at the Wi_-lllilli-y cxllill
- °"°°" n' 9 _ : M Wil 59 t 13. \ft z _ I elections. Sli llnho _ _
"BF, nearly BBW. APDIY X 3375 Soni-ter Agent ol’ the C. N. R. Atlan- ___ §;"|:)|I;”_;re(.[|||;`n |)a:03e,,|..,|0¢|,uLl|,|q|:€1,u;::|0|;_ Gm,,.m0,- of K¢.ny,,_ hu, itioll to alll’ rind ull oi lull sillllt-cts
quudlhn- 2505'4`m`3|' U0 RHZIUH 11115 hem "'Pp°l“t“d Ge" (BY D°mm|°n New. snvlu) liurll' contempluteii an Iililtl-ltilll'o-isycnt to the Prince an Iuvitntlull in iwhlti 'with to wmrlhmv slxlwnw
‘ “"1 Agent M me Sumnmhm De' LONDON' Apr" 17""0M M me e‘ln or collsiructive policy In cltylreaponse to strong expri-ssiolls of " ‘ ""` y'
°WANTlD.-TWO FURNISHED pnriment, Atlantic and Celltral Ito- unoallilieat creatures the Zoo has fiénlrs _'public opinion gn favor nf tin- _
"°°ml- APDIY' "49 B|'|Bh¢°“ gions with sliperwlsion over nil tile over hnii is s recent arrival in the ` ' 1.,.|,,,_.c |,,.|n in,-;¢@.|_
Z:
_ E’ "* “" *'* ""'~‘*"' ---*-*"-----' -~~-*Z *~ J-Tl'--T-"`__".'-i ‘i _ ._  _ ___;_____T;,_-- v-_ ,; _-,_-; ;-;;__--, ;- ;;i-;;; -; 1;-~-;_; 3 ,H ;~ --_-_--3 - » _--__ _ ___  __~_______,__~ __~_ _ _ _ _,___ _"__ _______ ________.. -- ~-“ 
- . ____. .__ __ _ __ ** _~;~_~;- ____ _ __,_,___ _,___ _;------v---“
I arty Iuxlremists
(Canadian Prem)
[.0Ni)()N, April 17. -- Wllili- :l‘
<'oili`ol-e-lice of the Loluloll branches
lilitiliu was lil secret silssioli today :._
_ui iili- lieiil-ayn1l_'I`»l°Ull`<‘. iii.-l_.,gf_
ilawkills, sitting oil thi- pl:llt'orlll,
In-srd al sound i`l'oln uudi-r thi- slugi- _
trilp door. The ("mllllililiigi_ts yank-
ed up the door and fouilfi*'il` spiral
stzlirimst- with it cus-Ilioll on the
top step, Bt-neatll in il small
Illililen chamber were Iwo men with
:l supply ui' i'oeii and il short-hand I(
iiiliillloilk.
The ('olllmiillis-is nrrlllsilil the ill- U
(i
lui-il siliasllcd open the door and _
tried to fight their way out to free-
iloill. When tackled by the Coln-
luunlsis, one of tilom blow a police
wlllstli-__ ilezlrlng the uproar a
constable dilslleiltu from the street
wllf~rt-upon l.'if.`.'{ . on produced pup-
crs illlil irlaimcd to he police agents.
illiorlllntlou was rcfuseil The
la' ing the two mt-n_ undi-r Colli-
inunist giulril. Later in the ln-
spi»ctor's private rooln the Coln-
ulunists were told tllat the two
mr-u were genuine police agents.
Mail and Elnplrn at Bow Strt-ci as
in the incident, which circum-
eeinuiial evidence inriii'atc.=v involved
espionage by, the section, of Scol-
lnilli Yard known in labor circles,
ns the "white terror" since ii. ln-
vi-stigutes “red” goings on.
Alter a prolonged search for i’ilr-I
tiller hiding places, the Comnlunlstl
i:oni`<.-ren(-c was rvsilmcil this after-I
noon. As It was generally assum-I
1-il that the ‘white terror’ no lollgerl
uxisiril under tho Labor Govern-
lllent the sa»i|l|ol is likely to he ques-
tions put lo thi- (loverilluient by ex-
tremist Lullor members in the -
Ililiisi- oi' (fonlinons.
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O660*OOO'QO0*OOO40-OO-OQCOO `
G. W. V. A. Motor
Show
Continuing Friday and Sat-
urday, afternoons and even- ,
iuils at the ArmourIes_ Orches- `
tl-:ll music and other attrac-
tions each evening.
Q-ow-90+
.0-0
§O§§¢§§§§O§O4OQ400§¢OQf
Protest ‘Wet Goods’
in 0.ueel1’s Doll House
(Canadian Press)
i.l).\'l)()N, April IT.--Ellglisli
oi'_tll_l-, Uilllilllunist party of (Irs-ut 'li
ew-e-e-e-»'e-ee-e-eaeo-444+-ea-e-0 04
(Canadian Press)
'I`0Kl0, April 17. ~--“lf the Jnllllll-
se Exclllsiou ltlil is made law by
li- liillicd Stull-s \vie .lnilullesv will
-i-I that Alllerliralile-i have spill in
. i  .'. l- if -ii U-iii
UW stmnd' (`h“l¥'“”"' A` H' i)r`llrrllliFr“.‘lilpalllt-IS( H Tlllilllnsiladttirl ‘t§ld¢‘CIB\‘0d “I Bm t@ml'W_;l_ wtreiirti
'|‘i||-in-y lim-Iilri-il tililuy nt :l Iullifll- |I0\\'¢“'|”5 I “UI “Ut Yiel ng °- au
-oil ut' till- Pan Pacific clull. \‘l“i1¢¢lllUn~ laf“'9U“ °Vt"“l5"°~
HiNiI|i5 iiiii     -- *Hilti liiiiiilziiiililiilolicmmlnvusi
Iliiiiiiii iiiii VIVIT-' Jiiltii iiiiiiit, win u. s. rililas wilt
iiiiiiii |]iiiii|iNI5i5 uilinlialiiiluli uni lun
I“fid°“t _May B""‘g3Japanese Press Voices An EIl1i>11_&l1i0 PIO-
I fmest ffm" Litho" test to What They Ternl as Insult»l'»0'-Nik
in British ` tioil.-Retaliation at First Oppor-
Hnuse. tunity Threatened.
sllihusnwa then fourteen BhBl’0<l
tile anti-Allu_-ricun feeling but-later
repented and became an ardent
worker lil the interest of Japanese-
,Alnericnn friendship.
“Now; seventy years later," he
Ailotllt-r .silt-nkf-r Visiroullt Sill' TUKIU' Apr" 17' '_D‘s°“?Bl'uE
___ __ , - 1-- . .-  .hd the enlnligratlon controversy with
:l_li\i\\ l_f_.ll_li_ni-ilt ilianiier J*-levi (_ i_____ _______e__ State/__ _he Yomluro
till the .litlon oi' ilu- linited Stutesl
ongress in ildopilllg the .lapsilt->w , Slllmbun usually one of the mlldest
Exclllsion (‘lil|lsr- has ivlnpteil llllu T‘>kI° nftwilpal-“‘f|`5» 393'” "dn°}`fl3"7‘
> ri-vert tothe “All\e.ricunopsoilIo"I "f70"l§"‘*-‘Q lnslmed me ‘hiphnese
f his y0“,h_ ln oxplammon he-'natiell ‘in tile luost public mall-Der.
,.a1|,.,| (1,, “~,\.,. of u,,,i_fm-,ngn lJupan will ilot hesitate to respond
-wilt rulers*
Last Minute News
truili-r.-l oi hi-ing spies and slanl~ QI. Q ,Hfh _`,.'l _I .,`, .,.v,,,,ty,to that challenge. We will remem-
ml-ii illu door oil them. Tile two  :;_‘;_`f;(___a':_§:,d__ _:Y C0m_,],¢|- me insult and mlm the fi;-gr op.
ucdorc I'erry’s visit. Viscount 'P°"““"5' 7°' \'et“"°u°“~"
.____.__._. _....._1_...l_._.i
mr   
nil ilsillis
mashed in Over Canadian Press.)
the Wires National League
eeveeww-e»+e+++e-e+4+++ee+ _
Iullormutlon was refused the _  skucgew Y°’k' 
(Canadian Press)
MONTREAL, Que., April 17.
The channel in the St. Law-
rence from Montreal to the sea
was today reported clear of
stationary ice.
CAIRO. April 17. -Stuart
Maclaren British aviator reach-
ed Cairo this afternoon from
Athens having safely negotiat-
ed the trans-Mediterranean
passage of his attempted globe
circling flight.
ATHENS, April 17. -A fete
commemorating the 100th an-
niversary of the death of Lord
Byron was inaugurated yester-
day with various ceremonies
including the laying of the first
stone of the new memorial.
FORT WILLIAM, April I7-
Outbound navigation opened
today with the clearing of the
T. J. Drummond and J. A. Mc-
kee, bound down the lake with
wheat for bay ports.
(Canadian Press)
MONTREAL, April 17. -
Serafini and Niero two sus-
pects arrcsted after the bank
messenger robbery and killing
of two men .1 few weeks ago
were today committed for trial
on a charge of murder.
TORONTO, April 17. -Sir |
William MuI|ock, administra- '
tor of the province owing to
the absence of Lieutenant Gov-
ernor Cockshutt, offieiated
this afternoon at the prerogat-
Ion of the first session of the
sixteenth legislature- of On-
tnrio.
BRANDON, Mau. April 17-
Though eighteen inches of
snow fell here since Monday,
afternoon, it is disappearing to-
day under the onslaught of
sunshine.
Water on the Ice on the As-
sinibolne river rose another
three inches Since yesterday
but there is no sign of a break-
up In the ice.
Avenue.-251|-4»17-8|.. : g I Probing  of
uesmship passenger traffic tllroiig\\,ltoptllc House the Tuberculateil _ _ I
ll , Bt. J h nd HnIi|`l\X. i1¢‘- Iguana, from Palinma. f ‘
°F°” ‘A|~""°’.-NM* ‘Tu'°E' igaligiiig to nnonrlilnoxuncement made This lizard-like specimen, with _ , Announpementsf Sackvllle Glrl
‘biker 1028 Coup!."llwo.bu.lnpere. d _ long claws greenish scales, and ` O - -_
ep\_re tire and. all _tit-her eccessor- he;-4°r_yg;¢::;0:;'n, Dean of the C. N. spinvd crest to the buck. ls prob- Q  Events; I ’l`ORON’l`O,_ April 17. -Chit-f
IH. Apply C. H. Befivlkwater Sl., R_ travelling agent; is well Iinownlably the stillest thing in cren- I ° (`oronnr Dr. lrsha v sti -i
City. li M nl 3 pr in ,pl tion. ln its native haunts, who-re it
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etlb 9 firm. Apply W F. h bn runway ,md steam cd U10 habit Of BMYIDK Ill 0118 D05' - »- -_ --* “"5” insertion. She was found uncoll~n‘lnll~l In u
li ,nos 4| of at satan. west °“‘ ‘ ° W °’ m b ,,,,,,,,,`fltl0li on nears wluioiu s ilielrer or yn. 1 Ne. ss' clnirlousiewn, April 19, im. anon ____ mom In __ _mm____K h_~m____ ‘nn m_
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y y, after ~ ' - . ‘ ' d |- .‘ - ' - - ..-  ‘ - -I "'“”“*"_“"‘°" - ' ` 'day i-veillilg_
. NC-_ _ _  _ _q to learn of his well _earns D omo I it does this In its case nt_the| _ Around 2_°°°o°°-"et _In .H or Banu-,» Tuesday will be eg(-hang Tm, you,” wonm"_ who WM ,_m_
‘* ' 1 ` |_ M V9 ° ' V i bility. Not even tile eye_,|
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shi-lon, If  iiellxtl-est. °“"'I “**§'“Y *lrougggome __-Mk in ui.. sickly-looking may ul indie
- 3,-,4,1”|_ tober. 180 U B 'sie heartbeat or in-eauiing. .
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(er \l9.ll°\'\m`°\'|lB! 8°“°“I°|°"‘ ““d‘niove the door at the beck hoes
mveiln- in im, resigning In All' me Iguana lleglnm only my sign
gulthisii to i»_eowie.|ene~l-°e°“f ei nie. 'rliie is uncanny ui wma t
g_¢_';____p;e;_¢:_:er;l,=_v_:rt.n::_;1_;.__:3_i‘;1°1:_g| r;_“l;___not so mn&i_l_s slim-ing___i_ua_
- _y _ e y mam en. ll e s
nt Moncton. *herb IM °0“¢I“l|°d monei in a set e is e study in
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general trevellhg p,eeeon¢lr SRDM- restlessness compared with the
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p pseeeiledrilnmo iilrenaii Meri- can we vicious!! and use its three
time Iam. __ ` feet un like a whip.: _
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Moll-'e logging operations fer
1028-24 are completed, more lege
being out this year than ever
befor. Yeo een edtlmste the
elle of the out by multiplying
by eeven the lege yeu ne plied
at the heel of the Arm.
0 . gp A1-  U I cmrlonetown he Zoo. Visitors are feeolnetod by "9 __A Record ' *HI 0" F¥|d*\Y ff" M°“"11.V HIRIIVH pioyi-li in rl`i|uw`li town factory, ilr-
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lleeuite. IR K¢_>|"Z 10 be at his home in Grp- scious on the floor. Sin- was rn-
nams Road for that week_635 moved to the hospital, where elle-
. --- 2 4-I8-2| died from lliooll poisoning without 1‘0mn¢¢; 5| `q _, _,_ 41
M' M __ *_* retraining consciousness. J Moutre'e'l,-   C _
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°° “'°“'° °*"°‘°" ' ‘"'""°° °' chase seed through Instituto must '_suddenly ill and the ceremony was I-lailfei,    3
send order to Secretary not Inter postponed. She came to the city St. John, r ....
W" m m`."' than Saturday evening, April flth. about two years ago from Boob Bolton; alg-
\ 251741711 ville. New Brunswick. ` New York,  __.,:'...
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and Daberr
llean and Snyder. -'*  '
R. l-I. E,
(lhli-ago -_._____.._‘.______ 7 12 2
St. Louis .__.__.__.__.__. 4 6 1
liuitl_~rii.-s~-Ku¢tifnl~an and Jacobs,
i)'l-`iirl-ell: Sherdel and Holm.
American Leailue -
Si. Louis ___.-____..______ 3 10 3
Chicago _._.._.._____..... 611 1
Batteries--Vangllder and Sever-
oiil; Connelly Lyons and Schalk.
Plliliuleiphlii_-.___.._..___ 4 7 0
.Vzlslliilirton ____.._.______ 3 7 l
llutll-rife~llclnlai:h, llarrls and
Perkins; Zuillllser and Ruel_
\'e\v York _______ ____.___ 1 5 3
Boston ._.__._..____-..__. 914 0
lliltterlgs  lloyt, Ructtger.
Slllclds und Scllung; Ferguson and
(i'Ne|ll.
international League
Roi'll0eit'i‘_ __..__._.__-____ 510 1
fem-y City ._.._._______.. 1 4 0
llatterivsl--Kopp and Lake; Bern-
hard :ind Freitag,
»ul`falIo .__..____._..___._. 6 8 I
lilliilllorc ___ .___-.___ 711 0
lilllli-rii->i~-illi-iniIlor and McAvoy
\. 'I`Ilillli:u~z, Wi-lsol Frank and Cobb
Illlsi-l\.-lil ,uiimr-si postponed today:
National Leaiue
[lesion :tt Pliilitdelphla-
l‘iit¢¢biil‘nll ai. Cincinnati.
American League
i‘lt-\i»l;ii.iI :li l)¢~.ii“oit.'
international League
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'I‘0ili)N’I"0, April 18.-Maritime
nloili-rate winds fair with station-
ary or llitle higher teiuperoture.
-High tide this morph; at 9-43
and ionlizlit at 10.08.
Sun sets this evening at 6.52 and
rises tomorrow morning at 5.05.
‘Pull moon Saturday April l9Lh
l0.ll a. m.
Summerslde tide eighteen minu-
ter ister than Charlottetown, _
Maximum and lfniitlilm temper-
atures. , -
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