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v/bidi 5' A* that hill committees were appalli-
fnsrmn ¢nf:g0\§. _ _._§di 3i'z.';lCre\‘lsntisll. J. E. llaalant
_ - , 2- star sinbnirt stat. et order, 15,
L *M._ Mcbolald, J, E._Brodle. Samuel"
S E A Bernard, Arch. MacKenzie. l.au'r-i
ND Weeks: Public 'Meetingi A. Cf
_Refuge Division anti Arch. C.
l ion. ' '
,L hx' lent resume of tha years work.
At 'wa The report of_G_ Scribe showed
mi 145- °“" E' -the order to be- in good standing
an-yv|1¢*‘° Wm* all working Divisions with the ex-
nfo-Perfnctl caption of one reporting. '- The
;-31:2? mombers_ _
*in attentlzlnc_e_. -‘ - "
-ill ' B -li 08
-was rendered: - Opening cllorus-
° “Rescue tlle»-Perlsll'ingf'; Remarks
by chairman. Rev. .R. H. Stavcrt; ‘
Address of Welcome, Satrfoel Lier-
"Recitation 'Le|lcored).` Miss Mar--
take Hull 9 will Grand Division. ' ~ . -
your syste _ _'--°-*%***--°" .
thszirlggffltlartlfsnggri ' portant Appointment. _
wlllch may meal An honor hashes-n conferred up-
mggpamty for tén Canada -by the appointment of a
.itntztlilri as one oi' tile' four mem-
nd’perh“ps' serv hers co\ill osin the Saa Vallo
_ consists of tive members chosen'
‘S “° 'mer °°°°n°m’ by the -Council of the' League of
i0 Protect Heiltll Will Nations. They represent one'mem~
a proved safeguard at ber tor France, a native of iitasaar
Wme_ Basin. and three members of other _
more than 25 yegrg, | Germany. Czlnadahas been select-
heen recommended M eo alone ol these countries. its
m Gm" Brlnm representative Is Richard D.
° Waugh, former Mayor of Winnipeg,
S  sioil. Mr.` Waugh will represent-.
the British, Government. Mr;
Waugh who came'froni Scotland
s”"'"' R”f°"““W over thirty years ago and settled in
lilo boltlu $2 25 troilcr for four years and mayor
"""""°1 miAdi‘<i`l‘?délng to a given
“__ 3'"l\ A Co Limited out t-he -Soar will, in
"'|°°'"|°|\i En land the Silar Basin pow~_
50h Clndlm An ts
Ffllll l.. Benedict R ‘CQ
“It Al.u\.i.¢ “__
Moutlsgl cl
GRINDING BERVICI
I comnieto service no
lm best prooursble
0: lGl'7l¢G llbjpm-gg.
ln" 7 our
F iliitcllesti
__ i ___i_lecruit-»“Ye_s, sir; clocks
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.The Grand Division, of P. E. 1.
met in quarterly session with-
Shamrock' Division. Kensington.
on April 29th. ’ _',l‘ite`re was a fair
attendance~'of delegates consider-
ing the alntost impossible state of
the roatto- Session opened at
2.30 p. in., G. tv. P. Rey. R. H.
Stavert presiding. Other officers
present were: G. Scribe, J. E.
l-laslami G. WJA., D. M. McDon-
aid; P. G. W. P., Peter Sinclair,
_,np ointed pro tem. G. Con.. J. C.
 _:_ G._.¢h:lp., Arch. MacKen-.
aip`:~ ,Bed.,'- Samuel. Bernard;
Raillsiry. Russell Nicholson. Flor
ence- Siln-pscn, Russell Nicholson,
Hnlllsey, Shamrock Division, wcro_
tluly ini‘_»at~l into _Grand Divis-
The report ol the G. W. P.
was sublnitted and was an excel-
nun.ber ol members reported lo_
date, shows n slight increase ovar
past quarter. The finances were
in excellent condition. a balance
‘of :rboul $125.00 on hand. Peace
nnll harmony exists throughout the
various Divisions. _ '
The report of committee on
'_‘State ot Order" concurred with
sire to change certain. rules of our
Order. so as to make it of greater
benefit.” especially to the younger
The invitation tobolti July sas-
sion at Hnrttlville was acc’epted
on condition. thatthe invitation
expected from- ,another Division
would not he forthcoming.
Representatives were appointed
to attend the national session.
_which meets in Moncton, July 14
In 19. These were .made up of
all P. G. W; Prttriarchs; all P. G.
W. associates and all P. G. Scribes
together with -Messrs. A. C. llam-
suy and Russell Nicholsonas re-_
presentatives at large. '
' After discussing at some length
methods and plans for a forward
movemyit in the Order. tl\e`ai‘tei'-
noon leetillg adjourned. _
In the evellinga public meeting
was held. A large number wcrt
G. W. P. Rey. R. H. -Stavert,pre-
sided, and e iollowin r ram
mll"i, R1iJ'l to Address of Wal
come, J. C. Brodie; Solii.'Wm.
Seinple icncnredl; Address, Dan
lt.. McDnn1.'tl_ G. W. A.;- Re-citation
tencore.'l__ Miss Marguerite lit-r~,
nard; Chorus “Throw-Out the Life
Hue, Choir; Address. Jas. F: Pro-
i .
was Aura-ess. Rev R t-I sto
nervt vert Reading, (encored) Miss*
stron' _ami Linklt;}te:‘_ Adgre_l;_s, Dagllel
can you ex, 1. envie a ona n em ur _
on --=»-out ~--ct ‘L-_-..‘i;.°:":.':.i.*;..i.‘:.'..-1,°i..:.i-“;‘:.-
99 HB" S Wm dered to the friends in _Kensing\
you? ton, who had’so kindlyjtallen' care_-
ol"ihe delegates attending the
winnipeg Man in Honored by lm.-.
D S l' )'
Comnllsslon.~ The commission
countries other _than France or
Manitoba, _and chairman of the
Greater Winnipeg Water Commis
and the
and
may -be
_ _ . _ ._ _ _ . _ . __ _
touts. ` _ _ _.,,,
use " i  -
.
DOM courts
“|02 which these courts.
*"0 Mt The Commis-
nlbn will the power of
levyinl taxes in the fer.
rltory. . __ _
W*-li-i
. ,nsaov itecttuir. ‘
liee'till"'tii'(i'.ailtl"""1J' "   ` ' A ‘ ` . 
g I aps Ralsing the "Ann`en"la"IS' ' I * I The Biggest Value in Popular Priced Tailored-to-' A 5 _
` '_ Marriel Chatham Girl. _
the G. W. Pi and expressed tl dé-U
ion Caseley Offering (chorus) ‘g._-_his sewnd mail;-page he gave
e name of Francis Scott. Tile
.4 -A ,I Y
" WiA.i9l'IllNGi’!‘0N,_-,ltiay ll.-That
Japan has .begtin _to _make -peace
with the Bclslle.vilri.pf Siberia - _ was
learned today. An a;`ree`lnent.which
probably _will loud to withdrawal
of Japanesetroops from ,region of
Vi-adivostok and -may ave. a way
for evacuation . otiil japanese tor'
ces in Sibei',la_.h_a§&beon conclud-
ed hetween Jqlpap e_-and. Soviet.
at Vladivostok. so confidential ad-
vices, to Japanese 'Embassy here
today stated. -L_’ _,_ - -
nsmtalt-Ast.: xiii or
' B #MV EXPOSED
-Married 'Resident' of St. John
(Chatham World-l _ __
A most remnrka-hle example nl
ruscality and gall was ,unfolded 'in
the Chatham Police Court on Fri-
day, when Francis C.-Stoclts. oi Sl..
John, said to be an _Ellllishtnan
and returned soldier, confessed tu'
the-crime of bigntmr -and was re-_
manded for sentenceafter Rev. Dr.-
rlnd addressed the cuurt,. pleading
tllat the cheeky scountlristbe lat
go on suspended sentence. Boili`
or the luarl's wives -were in cotlr .
Miss Carrie McEwen, one -of the
finest young ladies 'ln town, 'met‘
Stocks when she was attendinpthe
millinery openings at Easter,-~1_s_t Stl
.iohn and he soon siterwardsaliuns
to .Chatham to s'ee"llerLttnd W_tl_Ei'in1
iroducetl by' her to the _SL Andrews
Church (`hcii°. I-le~cn.me cnoh cr-
twicc -more, spending the 'Suntltlr
here and singing Psalms in _tho
choir, anti than he anti the young
lady were married .by Dr. Wyllie.
April 28tll__ after which he returned
to St. John and speht' it couple ot
days with ‘hll-'wife and child, then
returning to Chatham: .The St,
John wife got an inkllnrthat seine.
tiling was wrong. and-came to Ghet-
hslm la-st Wednesday to itivtistilatefl
An effort seemirlo lltlvebeen made
to hush the matter np, but, after it
_ca-me to the notice of the Police
Magistrate, who received a--sworn
statement .from :Mrs. Stocks, _ ii
warrant for ibigumy' was issued and
served on the inucllfmarried man.
Clerk of the Pence Whalen appear-
ed for the prosecution on Friday.
The iprisoner pleaded guilty to the
charge. and Dr. Wyllie made an
eloquent. address on his behalf, ask-
ing for his liberation on suspended
sentence, so that he might continue
.to.`cnre for and support -his wife and
child. The magistrate remanded
tile' convicted bigamist till Monday.
Mrs. S-locks and Miss _McEwen
were in court and in tears. Mrs.`
Stocks is reported.:ls having said
that Stocks was no good anyway. as
he--was always running after other
women.
'A Chatham despatch today says:
The man in the bigllmy case is
Francis Stocks and his__wife says
hs' ctilme out to this country twelve
years ago. met her in Si. John
about four years ago. and after six
_niqntlls acquaintance were mafrledj.
They have one child. At the time
yofung woman in the case is Miss
Carrie 'McDwen, _daughter of Mrs-_
John McEwen ot this town anti
one of the most highly respected
families in the community.
_iScott was sentenced this morning
in. the local police court, -by Marial
trate Connors. to two years in the
penitentiary .for the crime of big;
announcitl aentenc s nite- with
atllpeared on behalf of Stocks and
pleaded that the cheeky scoundrel
he let go on suspended sentence.
lie said Dr. Wyllie had not appear-
ed on bellaii of the prisoner. but
because Mrs. Stocks had requested
hint to do so. as her delicate stats
of health prevented her_~working,
and _she thoughttllat-by a suspend-
ed sentence herhusband could be
lunde to support her. Dr. Wyllin
had not acqulesced -with her-views,
but made the aippeal'as she wished
it., In point of fact, Dr. Wyllie had
been instrumental in bringing the
wife from 'St. John and eausins
only, The magistrate, previous to- ‘ '
DivlstonStiiis Temperance  Vaiuoa}oIilie..Mark ' Siting For Peace
LONDON, May 11.-A News a-
gency '-despatch' from Coastantni-
'opletoday a-.tid Armenia had re-
tiuested» Zerbaijan to cease hosti-
' lltiesaad negotiate a settlement.
: "-_-a-=-<»o>---
Patios; Arfsfaistosnic-ron, N. I.,
<_, _ Y
.,(F'redti\°icton- ~Gleane'r¢~ - Sllturdny)
There was another weilsuppiletl
uiorlling-_ this-»e_ sides of :hc Citv
Hail being lined up with country
teRms_ .  _ ‘
` -‘hose who _.did their li1arlfet_inB
early paid higher prices than 'hose
who _waited;"\_tntil_ later; Butter solti
carlyjystj l`_oe.nt._s', _a -pound, but bi’
11 tfcloc :_-lt' hild -drovppeduito 
cents.; E -,_ sold ar rorn _ _to
cdntri. Ifgcvtitoemwere llit-l__teot_ure 0!
the rgarltet to-tlhy sud'>’soln_e-furni-
_er g`6t $12' _~ bat-rel fth"sthne'ertrn
good ones, ‘lulliie others aotd____st_ $9,
$10 and, _{i.'}.~ .  -_-
Tile _pl-evailillg prices-_ _.were as
i‘oliows:` ~ - " 
Potatoes, per barrel: `$9_'lD"§12-
Apples, por- barrel, 55;., _. _
r of barrel 1 00
~_.€l`u,_Fti>B.;_v_ '_ -.Ss ~ '--
wyilie into appeared onfliis. behalf] Bu an-aw:»°"°d.50 and 60-_'sew-
.E¢¢'s_'_pgr_ coaqn; 40 lo, 50' cents.
-__Htun,_- _'._pound', 31 cents.
"'  pound, 26 to 30 cents. '
"V3i’,"p`§f'|1Dtilid. il to 17 cents.
The victim ni the relt‘ow‘s auolieltl_,r_.* -Ht`ig.t.S‘_i_l;tr‘i*~r»f<.>und. 12 to 18 cents.
~ oIloy,»-po-r bottle, 50 to 60 willi-
~ »l.~l_l\_v)i‘,'_"|_?ot~@_\oir,-.$35 to' $36. _ |
.l.i-f§§iii7§iiii_n_0riam A
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_ ` _ in/t MAY wooos
Much sympathy is felt for Mr.
Albert '__ Wp`ol1'pf Charlottetown
whose dear wife was taken from
him' on the But day of April, after
ll few lllonths of iilucli happiness
5'o`;aj,\»,l9,q»?iec¢i\sed was united in mall
_.rings ost fall. Thus the partillti
is keenly felt. This loved one
was. 21 yearii" of age. In addition
to tts husband, the dear parents
of the deceased, Mr. and Mrs. -Bu-
-ker of Morell. and the meurbers- of
the family huige the prayers oi the
resident# as- -their dear daughter
w'as fone" wbo"was well- liked. The
deceased suffered. much during her
-.last weeks on earth, so much so.
tllatfsbe longed" for the time to
come when she would be with the
Saviour -_clear _of all pain. Hei-
last 'words to her mother who had
sat _ beside her bedside for six
weeks were 'illat she would lie at
the _-beautiful gale over yonder to
meet her. 'l‘hus,she passed away
.w°itll_iiei' hand * in her mollter's
hand. -Her remains were throught
home to Morell_ -where on t‘3aturda_,~
the 1_3; of tMtly it large nuluber inet
itr~synr;lathy and to' offer ccnlr :rt
to'the bereaved as tar as the hu-
! lntln could do- so. The Rev.-‘lt
. 'M, Brodietrcliductetl a very- solemn
' service. reading the deceased’s fil-
vm-ite _scripture .loltn ll., also tliei
séB.l§`1!lg of _the hymns which titt-
ldeceased lovetl'to sing. A beau‘i-;‘
‘ ful wlti_tie-_illy- was placed -on Lite.
casket. -.At- the conclusion ol the
service the remains were'laitl to
,tfe`e_t..in.tl1e.Methodlst ,Cemetery at
Marie, the pall bearers being Mes'
srs. John, McPhee. Ralph cGllire_ -
clauile- Mc!-Jwen, Jose|Hiw1.esile_'
»-laaytcn' Coffin lt¥lt{'A. Murphy, Mr.
_(‘lair Keliy_being _the driver. . I
'ifhe-sincere. sympathy of the
Glltardian is felt for the bereaved.
’ .- -2-» ~...¢»¢__.__._ '
- 'HOW A -PVTHON KILLS 1
-The python kill-.(b contraction.
reference ‘lo .the sgitetlilents that _says 'pmt' Joh" A' "¥)"'l“"‘ ln the
had appeared in Saturd»ay‘s World:
to`the e|l`ect that Dr. Wyllie had'
W`lt‘i_e'Wo'rltl Magazine' anti'-I have
heilrdnriany discussions as _to ilow -
this is_dol1e, somestating empha-
tically tllat. the-y must 'get their tail
round _some solid object to gut_ a
levora-ge. _l"preter to keep an open
mindfédir tl1ey_§§_1'fliJect, and can on-ly
relate"-what' 'has come under my
owtl observation. Most agree, how-
ever. that the giant python can
overpower anti kill almost any an-_
inial. Some declare that the witltllf
oitneir. lows will only allow the'
passage *df an animal about the
size of a goat, This is not correct,!
Joi'-I have killed pythons with tile
horns _ot a Topi liartebeest stick--
ing out--of thé`il1W. and the 'l‘oDl
the charge to he -made against the
guilty man.
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Posrurr is .sold
M
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“wall-1'snnli l nntrlmime with
my feet, sin?" _|
Lieutenant, -(snrcastIcaily)._--My
Ilenr fellow, did you ever _hear of
lnai-king time-with your hands?"
v.
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Winnipeg, has held many promin-  ' ` 1,,-, -. ».. ,.-,.-. f .~.»,.f...-.- ‘ '
ou; , ent positions in his adopted con - ' » Y ' ` - '=-». _ , ,
y dmzzut' Ex!" try. including than 'of city coal !""’ ' ""1 ' V “ """""'
 Mezfelr an easyjway
` ' 'to beat thé`_'_hig'h
_ price-of c_of_`_f__`g°-;~_‘_t=_~_!
_ Costs_1ess'-Ttaétéiét-" ood. _
and 1‘le'lps.l'le'alt
where cofiée-'hurts -i -
` “7here3-a'Reea.ron’f_@ '
' rude is  .-
_ Postmnfereal, Ltd.
' -_ - - Windsor Ont. f `
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'.¢'.-»_.,. _ ' -_(_. ’ ,A 1, 1'. 1. I. ilu
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weights' well' over - two hundred'
pou'ntis.'-- __  ‘ _, 1
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 Measure Suits and Over-coats in the British Entpire. _ .. . - _
- - .- `-_ .A5-ft.;
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The Better Dressed en Know.
market- ait~|Phoenix Square luis.. _ _ ____ .
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_ltr llominioniti/ith; Tailoring . 
§§crvicc ASA calls Q Getting   
Tailtireti-T_0-   ` casure Garments     tt,
' At--Standardized Prices Made__B The Countryls lu  "
_‘_ ‘ Finest _Tailoring Talent - ' ;;-_:_
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tid.
eral
The
- _ _ _ its
cut-
lil q_ui_1li_ty situation is just where it always was---and as  always will be, qu_§__l_lf_3V All _,__
.l’l{5
ii- your clothes can only be arrived-at by tile sure process of having yourf gar- , i ,W
mentsTailoreti-to-Your-Measure. - V lr  t.~»:
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of
" Ready-Made " clothes_may be all right to fill an emergency-but let their pricebeevel' _ Q4
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""Et»st,isu ` ' §`_ 'but-'26 Quality Tailor Shops and leisurely inspect the new -‘ 31,,
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so much, you know in your silent thought they lac-is
Distinction and individuality. "Ready-Madef' clothes. Q- ies
never possess a single substantial ideal of your personality A '
--the few extra days you wait for an English & Scotch ' _,___
Woolien Co. Custom Tailored-to-Measure Suit or Olvgr- ‘ ;“_f§_‘l
coat built to your measure-will bring compensation fin- “jffj
many ways-in appearance, in refinement, in length of V
service and in satisfaction of_knowing the clothes _ -
are created after your own ideal. - ~  __,-_-_,_
_ sift?
_ It  our privilege to offer on _a_ liberal .seal
~ .ehoicest collection of_ Spring fabrics we _ ...Q
ever opened for the men of Canada! i :till
--  a
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_ Y garment made for you alone by the English Q Scotch -' ; ;.,
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_- lloollen Co. who are known as the Largest Exclusive- ____
__ _Iailorcd-to-Measure Clothing Establishment ill__the British _ __
Empire. V - " " vos
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The extraordinary resources of this lrlimcnse Tailoring ln-- -t . \t‘<~l
stitutitm ol:»\'iotlsly` affords larger selections of fine fabrics -_ 
‘ l anti greater ccoliomy _tllhn rolliti he expected of any tailuringi lily
'- -fccmccrn of local scope. Witt-ther you care to spend $20. or » J' °“
__ -lu -1 _u-1 _ _ a- _~ __
.more @_r_ your Suit 2 Overcoat your satisfaction _will lf, _ _  
" . nyirely assured. You are cordially invited to visit one of H trol.
" ' ftcr
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We are ulwwlnl exceptional valued In odd trouser! ’ 0 - _ ’ umm,” I illli
rr in .metal trouser lengths. Many sf- hose _cinch ‘ an ` '_' -*l , ‘ ““” g _ ,|
nhgwn In \-ery limited qunntitlel. and are ereevtltinnl lzluu. _'  'M ‘“`“"|*' ; _Uv
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exceptional values Give .,, ¢ '- - tho
us the pleasure of taking 'he
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