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Experience has probably
already taught you how
expensive it may be to have
moths inthe house. Don't ’
let them feed on your furs
and valuable garments this 1
year. Come to us for '
Moth Balls
Cedar Flakes
Lavender Flakes 
Naptha Flakes 
Gum Camphor
Moth Proof Bags
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DRUGCIST
 
11
1 Wednesday Evening May 5th 1915 ` , l
_ -Presenls- '
_ THE soNs oF ENGLAND 'ii
Plan Now Open at iamieson's and Rankin’s
sv asm. cAs'rEs It co '“
I am authorized by Mr.I.evi Cd;-lmore. of Winaloe Road North, to sell by 
Public Auction on his" premises on ` tl
WEDNESDAY MAY 5TH. - _
commencing ai 1°,c,°ck' p_ m_ tne ermans are fiends, they are ft
The following Stock. Crop and Implementszz W
S’f`0('K-l Cart Horse. 3 years old, Orphtln= Jack; 1 general PUPW99 “
Mare. S years old;; 1 llorse, 8 years old; l Cow with calf. 1 Farrow Cow. 1 U
}},~.i{. -1 . . - . .. < 1
as done, they simply smashed ui) trt-
_ .` 'll
.,:t\__- _  __ _ . il'
ur. wtliiolu dressy ot iss Pitney
OWIDK letllr from his son Will-
~ereet',"ot_`tliircI~ty'-hsa received the “‘°'¢” it "“ Wm
ll ' _ A
In
First Canadian Div l. Cycle C011.
' Britilh Expldt. Force,
~ France.
near Father :-» 1 T
‘stay at Iwi"
t e
now. I U' to
in the sum- in
W ll. mother 1 must close for now_-me, ue
' nm, at uw ,muh _ __ hollimr to-hear from you soon. I ami
BILL. nur
him
ol anyway. it wf;
a to ae. '.1'1»=j“,} '
ul* "i“t°"- *torture the
_ _ in tact they
'l our loving som, ' people att sll.
where
tho?
m
the
hey
get 'ont
woiild
of ways.
,cruel P009 4-
bvrrgscgd with
with wild tl. but
day 'will camo. Even sol I dnn‘t
- ____~ think we could oct ss they are doing.
_ Bouthportntmm their son. Brsntondpm
fd "°”' '”° 1°’ °° |°“¢ ww i who is on active service at the front: (hem Just mink gp gh; damage they
FIRIICG. Al>l'l| 10l|l» 1915- have done, a person could never
would like to say and tell you. but is
`  25C, 35c and 5uc'_ :le have got to be very careful what thi
t»7S-1-.'»»-I.\!2i. by
r it, and I arr- not afraid of it gre
nw you miss me, but no more be
Binder, 1 llay .\lowt-r. livw; 1 Hay Rake, new; 1 Seed '-Drill, new; 1 Pototo soldier in the world, I do not think get
Sr:ull‘ler, 1 Gang Plow. l Single Plow, l Set Spike Har-rows, 1 combined co
Shaker and Cleaner, I Horst- Power, l Scythe, 25 Loads Split Wood, 1 Dining h
Room Slove, Wood Stove, Forks. Shovels, and other articles not enumerat- t
ed
llld do what the British soldier go;
m them' sometimes the H lealy dear Mother and Father.--Your im
___ ver reach us. 1 often intended to mo
_ write but you do not know how busy in
Proceeds in Aid of S. 0. E. Patriotic Fund $5
mn I do you all at home. Well, Dad|;‘l;`°
G "
nehes there are what they calI~loop fa
e riermans uhsn they were from 3 holes. I will show you on the back pn
h* _ . _
to 10 against them, If I am spared what the trenches are like Th t
rc than _glad to hear from you and See
know that you are all well. as it gee
BW l°°““t’ Hit" UN G°l'm3l\l- found me enjoying the same blessing. ag
have not much time for other We
.Yhlll . T
g h ,mn mx b they won't do it “ above hoard.” ss ting
_ ef ow letters have een N- saying is. but they do it in smean sn,
    pr£s:$'p:‘§1e&:_h“'f_ou{°_‘;°"§£tf;°nz°‘:l'0 solved hy Mr and Mrs Samuel Wood.°eowardly way. like a dog. as #ilu may
\1s.i1v
\\`0 . . r .
' , h Bitte _ to the people across
A Great Five Act Military Drama lf: 211;- bv: havffnwilvvd -1° wwe
fro
--DIRECTION OF FRANK OLIVER “°
it so, tor nothing is too had for
aglne it until they see it and then
or received the other day and PWBS you can hardly believe it. Churches
m lo be their worst enemy. They
m lo destroy every one they come
ss alld these are things that
ro
are |11 il l10\l89 11151 DOW- ll- 55 should not be touched in war at ali.
gs here are a lot of things I about three hundred years old. and it
A dandy old one. There ls every:
ng you wish. beds to,-sleep ln. at
write in our letters, but expect table to eat your meals lrom. chalrs_|
this time you know how the etc.
Germans are getting it. I have seen Rt
- sights I shall never forget as long Wh
I as I live, which may not be long, ‘W0
“ ' but I hope to come out alive. We Wh
,.9 fighting for our very existence; war. lt will be brains that will end Whte' _the $6300 yea, manager
A I   I  End some have got to pay the price me war' Ther” Wm be “me °[ the ltho Masury Pailnt Company, in
rl
We will be here for some time or,
least I hope so, hut we cannot tell S1.;
at will turn up. We may move in
hours' notice. One can never tell '
atest deeds ot' history happen be- 
it comes. I Wm do my d“ty_ I fore it is over, but I am afraid lt will
n long long time. Well. the trenches 2.
a great lite when you get in. but ‘S
Q
en a body of msn go in or go ou'.,=°°
soon as you ‘see the light you drop M11
mud up to your knees. but that is
tvontiuued on page three)
-ii,
NSATIONAL END OF
NEW YORK TRIAL.
at is next. Well, this is certainly! \'EW Y0RK_ May 1__phiup '1‘_
ooklyn, on trial as the leader of
band of highwaymen who heid up
eluployer's bank messengers and
danger is, getting in and out. butv r°"bed them °f ‘l3'0°0 “early “ year
. , _ - ago, rose from his chair in thc
orse than the blackest savages Qvfr you are in 5°" ‘"8 “ne safe' u
llich is not saying more than the the
uth. Poor Belgium is an awful and
rt room today, stretched both
enemy shoots a "gm in the airlaruis toward .\‘llpreme Court Jus.
_ ` (hu shows up everybody and than 'tice Ashlnall, on the bench, _ and ex-
»r. _ leurs om. 1 cali. 1 your 01.1.. .lo liens, .1 Geese. “'f‘“"‘» “’“° 8 10'? °f “".‘”°“- lm* the they tum the machine gun on you,1>ut Claimed: "Stop, I nm guilty. I
PROP-40 lulslivls Oats, while; quantity Potatoes. ‘5”’“""s “rg getting thelrs "°“" we V118
l.\il’l.E.\iE.\"l`S~l 'l`e'»1lln Trllf-k \\'aggon, 1 Driving Waggon. l Driving bil
Sleigh. new; l \\'oo1| Sleigll, new; 2 Box Sleigbs, new; 1 Set Driving Har- llclgium for what she has d0rl8-_Tl1@Y in Y
ness, Pad and B1~eeclling,2 Sets Collar and Hantes. 1 Set 'Martin Gales, 1 are a brave people, but there is no nmh;ng_ |t is better to do that than in
guilty. I want to confess my
\‘¢‘ £30! £0 Nike Off Ollf hats t0- right down where you are, sometimesiguilt- before "-00 und the W01'lll-"
A court-room scene seldom equalled
the annals of New \'ork jurispru-
hit and sometimes your body do'_~s'dence ensued, White, trembling with
hit, and when you get into the
_emotion, tllrned from the bench and
ccd the jury. He continued his im-
ssioned avowzll, freely confessing
|At__u1\/1
‘ 
the details of the crime, hut naked
no clemency and made no statement
as to the motive which stnpelled him.
When he sat down, beside his long
time friend, James;-li. Clinnin, audi-
tor of the Hackett & Wilhems Com-
pany, in Brooklyn, who also was on
trial ou the same charge arose, "I
wish to plead guilty, too," he said,
and sat down.
The trial which has been in prog-
gress for several days, was at once
halted. The jury was. dismissed
and the court accepted the two pleas
of guilty. Sentence was postponed
for a \-seek _ `
White lived in ii handsome home at
Elizabeth,  J.t‘\1'lmi he was ni-at
arrested, after months of invatiga-
tion by detectives, his employers ns-
tounded, refused to believe him guil-
ty and assisted him to obtain boil.
The Latest
Cut Glass
of the fin '-_-t quality just 
opened up. The patterns f
are entirely new, compris-
ing in part
\’Vater .lugs
Fruit Bowles
TumblerS
_ Nappies, etc.
~ G. H. Taylor 5
Jeweller & Optician
*
 
"'I‘ID'E` TABLE
MAY.
High Water
Date Time iii 'flute H`l
i Sa. ‘ 11.1.1 5.7 ' 
f S. 0.42 ‘ 11.55 "
‘ 11. f 1.1¢? ` 12.40
. 'l`u. ‘_'.1-H " 13.29 .2
f W. :.114 .5 1 14.27 "
f Th. 4.36 .L2 1.7.40
:'15 "
Day
:n`t¢.:.n-I-wgghn
."7 r .-`_f- - -1- ffr.
1<1>-\.:~.:-_-'Q £;;;;`.
{~T=:.“. »1_-tor <1.
tn- L_.- '_
ff
c-
? F. _  ‘ 11.00 ”
' sa. 11.29 18.26
9  . 7,_|\ ‘ , 151.115 `
lf) ' M. "-121: " ` 20.39
Tu. :+111 ‘ 21.30
22.17
23.02
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3-__
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-:. .~c»-:-ella
m~__
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Li
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11
12 11'. 114
13 T11, use ”
11 , 1-‘_ 1 10.11 ` 23.45
15 : sa. I lrllx '
-1
16
17 '
Til. 1
l.'lfl
ll) IV, _  li.; 12.54
2;! . Sa. -ml I;_4 - 1539 ir.<.l_ ot' St-ptclliiior lil-xt.
' \\ elgllt Settles tri be uppxgtfw-ll by the
Dr-partlllolii. '
23 S.  t;.1. i
24 M, ' fills Us
,,.
-.. Tu. ` 11.51 "'\
N W '."1*.
17.06
18.25)
1i`I.4~i
al
.,-
28 F. 5 :mv 8.3
;’ll ' Su. 11.57 23.43
so , s. f 1:1411 '   -
31 ` M. , 5 0.39 1 I 11.38 8.7
MAY-lst lo -ith, general rains.
22.46
cn
':
mil to oth. clearing, warm. 10111 to self lo =1<'°f.-lil ilu' l-ilwsl or any len-
” let
l..tl1, damp. showory. 14th to ltlth, ad-
vailltrd heal. llltll to 112ml, thunder
. _ _ _ n.
l~ll;i\vcrl= Qlirtl to 27th. cool period. ler-si-'-Kilt-vi mill nlilrkr-tl “Tenders for
L'Stl1 to 31st, tilllllp and foggy, -l.`oal." ‘ _
 -i-_
DIARY 01" EVENTS.
'ro-DAY. 9
- ‘ * -F D 
ers of st-llool Inspectorate .\'o. 10. Ilfr.
Ad '. i ._' ‘ ' - ` ' ~ -
tluestod to atlellll an educational meet-
sng to be held in the public hall at
Murray River on Friday, .\Iay T, inst.
Salt- positive as form is sold. , to
\\`il1slm~ Road .\`~fi1'lll, April 24, 191.1. Auctioneer
__ _ 1°
in
NOTICE LUNG lSlllNll IS
EDNSEHVING |lS lliSliHS
The st-liool teachers and rate al
ani s. nspeclor, are respettn el; re
go home, I will have it lot to ttll
Also ilu- sallle day 50 acres of land with house and barn the properly Of you, which will he interesting, to soy lug
Cllsrlef-1 ll. Dialnoutl will be offered. the 15951; I am by myself as far as Flglll lllr0Ugh the héud. He never
TERMS--All sums of|$5.00 and under cash; _over that amount seven prince Edward Island is ¢on¢e|~ned_ I knew what hit him, poor fellow, but l.
months ul-edit oil approved joint notes. ' left. the 12th llattlllion, three months suppose it had to be. Well, it is verv
_ a
young fellow that got'shot was slaliti-
right next to me when he got hit
gL_ _ _Y _ if _1_l1_q!_-|
BENJ. CARTER. ,_g,»,_ _.md I mn now in the Cyc|i5;5_ luiseruble in some of the lrenrllos.
. hm, Af acmse shav,,s_-~ but also yots about two or three feet of mud, water,
97»§‘.'»5-‘_'.\l1i_ of sport. I ani not very well all DNS- am
_ , nt, and having a rest. I hope it Will 5'?
f ’  ‘ he over soon, but will suck till it °‘
K8!
I shell and bullets flying all around
u. lt makes a. queer feeling vollle
er a fellow, by times, but you soon
used to it. The Canadialis are
GUARDIAN GLASSIFIED AilS.'
Ono cent par word first Insertion
In this column. half cont por word
each continuation. Cash must accompany order. Minimum _charge
The Germans spare nothing ur ,
1. . _ _
time back I was in il house ln a eer- 
ruin town, we cannot give any flames an
und I saw a well where a woman and go
her children were put down alive, the 'rig
___ Germans only laugh at that. _ann F0
p_\-I-(_~H0G[~E_ L_ |__ _“ay 3__Be. that is only one of the many th1ngs_0n
nobody, Their motto is: '°_\|uI-der' dosing fine everywhere. \\'eli, I will
illage and Plunder' lust a short fu
eakfast, we get for one issue Iwo
me eggs from »- and they do all
. ' g _ ' 1
tolls, or roast beef alld potatoes.
t tell you what we get to eat. \Vell.
e pieces of bacon. bread and butter.
you can eat, Then we mostly buy
ht in the morning with your ham.
r dinner \\e et either steak alll
Teachers will meet at l0.5-I0 a, tn., rate
payers in the evening, Supt__ Campbell,
Prof. lim'-it :lull other leading tlleu will
address the 1111-l_-1il1_L',i1l the +-\'1;»l1i1lg.
r-allse ol tile poor quality ot' the oys- I
ill the 1-ily mnrkets,'tl1e town trustees i
:ll ll spot-ial ulet-ling yesterday atter- 1
' l 1o.‘.l=1_v10. This wus ur the reqliest cnrryillz rl despatch to a certain gli
`,',;'_, . |1"*l"“'l0l`~- lol 1\vellty»r-lglli of the liayntell who ta
"‘”"'°'-“E1‘P‘l» ,selit a petition to the trustees lust went .vliout forty yards to deliver ll. sie
hey have done, but the laugh is 1:0- po
WFS dllll U19 l0'~\’ D!‘iCc‘S btfinl-5 1'€C€l\'9ll lllg fm fbi? 0|-l1€!` Bidi' _Of their f"}"Ud' jam ami cheese. Then there is always
sh faces now. .liy hrst experlellrm 50,
~ndcr Src was exciting. We have lots wi
noon riecitleli to close the time limit of shell burst around us, but pay ln
A_ L4 ADAMS lor rt»lmi'.'ll1g tht-_ bl\';llut=.~., from Juno no attention ro them non. I was i
iwn in France, got off my cycle, is
r supper we get bread and butter,
Twenty-flvo cunts.
'E' J
Agents Wa ntetl A
WANTED.-“SALARY AND COM-
mission paid to live local eallvass~
ing agents to look after renewals
Ei
no little thing you can buy which
tact. l never fell. better in my life.
biggest selling and most altrat»ti\'e
ll llelp lo keep a person in shape. n
ill (‘anada. Present repr¢~.-m1tnti\'es
nd take new subscriptions ou lilc-
lugazine proposition ever available
never was to the doctor yet and I
css you can lell by that how the war
taking me. \\'e' got dug-outs to
ep in when wt- were off duty. You
average $20. ll \veek and ilutter. \\'f~
have men and wollit-11 oil this pro-
position right now whose c-arniligs
halve lopped $40. a \\'eell_ No revi
s_ 11:7 " _go "" foil, ~.'.'iti1 coal. t‘.1sl for the llospital
" for the insane alul Pl‘ovillr"|'ll Infirm-
`l8 Tu. l..'»l .. ‘*'»" .try I-J bo delivered on lltllt-ollwood
~. ---1 \\`l1:1rf and for the otl11.~r'blrildiligs to
20 '1'},_ ;:,1|; ¢;_,, 1;»,_31 he tlelivereri in their resperfivtv vaults
31 5.1 ; _,_-_S ,H . 1421 .lt tile 1.-ost of tht- Contrqlror hy the
, , ,.; ._1; ;g0_4g intl qllanlily for our-ll bulldi maybe
_.I Th. _ .<31 .'l_0 ~ 21.48 l
fuus: at1:ol1'iplll1_\' each lender.
DEPARTMENT OF PUB'A'.lC WORKS,
li `9_
the
Tenders For Coal
SE.-ILED TENDERS will be receiv-
.'d at this office until noon on
WEDNESDAY, MAY 5, 1915.
'rom any person or pelzsoils willing to
:onll~ll1:t to supply the Provincial
luilllilllr, Law Courts, 1*ri1lCe of \Vales
ollogo, llospital for the insane and
Provincial Illllrmary, _Queerfs Coun-
ty Jail, Georgelowll Collrt llouqe and
all. Summerside Court Housp and
Full partiulllurs :ls to tl - quality
all at this ofl`l<'|-_  `
The ualues of two respollpliile per-
ous willing lo het.-orne boullgi for thr-
aithful porforlnallce of th(-i oolltract
The Departulent does noli bind it-
'l`l-mlersz to lil- addressed to the ll
1.. B. McsjLl_AN,
Se<'l'»fl1lr_\' of Ppbliu Works,
t`l\urIottoro\\'li, P. E. |$$nd.
April 21, 1015.
fi3'.’-4-2~ll\lstlllll:'»i_
L_ __~ _ I
City Mtlglst ratels Court.
Peopie's Tllentrt-, 3.15, 7.15 and 8.45
Prince Edwzml, 3, 7, and 8.50.
I _._ _ " _
iiil{'l`llS
1'- --~ H . and fishing plivitges at
.VIoore’s Mill, North' River, as
ar as our respective proper-
-~------~ -~~ lies €xtend,_ the public are
EDGETT.--At (`l1.'1rlol1t_-town, will April
23rd, to l\lr. and .‘-Irs. T. l_` l'2<It'_»~1t_ :l f
daughter.
WILL DOUBLE PRICE I
OF RUM AND GIN. I
 _ sons thereon trespzqssing from
LONDON W" 1- f"""" '<<"‘*"* this date will be prosecuted
by
opinion of liquor v.-linlesllli-rs is that
the new tar: will not ali:-cl the re-
tail price of beer. but will compel all
brewers to brow bi-low the specified
specific grnvit_. ot' forty-three, at
which the surtax begins, This grav-
ity is ehuivrllellt to containing seven
per cent. ol' alcohol. Most Lonllon 94
beers now range from 43 to 58.
The new whisky tax. which amounts
to flvs shillings ($1.25) tl bottle. will
result ln a virtual doubling. of the ro-
tsil price. Mont wines will Iucrezlhe
about two shillings a bottle nt retail
while liquors will rise four shillings.
'rho' price of bottled rum and sin will
he doubled.
l->-_-_._..___.._____
the
NOTICE
[ood
Having leased tl ._stréam
ereby notified thrlt any per-
us wlL1.l/lm Moors,
,JOHN M. wtss,
JAMES cones.
95-4-13Mtrf8I_
NEGIFYIVE COMPLIMENT.
"You don'I. at-ein pleased when l slig-
lhsi _volt have n lovely disposi-
not.’ replied Miss Cayenne.
has a lovely disposi-
a sort of apology for
to say she is either
or interesting.” ‘
Oli; ‘
lmwmglr
llhl- places wllere they are e>qren1ely
llhivk and transplanted to the barren
’f;pols. This method of scattering the
- l»i\':llves and giving them a cllunee to
tthf-re lmve lie(-li fifteen boats engaged _ _
iii i1i1s,\t-into 1.-rew totalling thirty- suite well lately. but am 1101111: sl
porn.-tl lil l`ll\‘or of rinsing and the
,__ \ I' board pusst.-tl ll resolution to this rf- m
  ,aiu _i`»-1-1. V _ wheel nfl, and broke one of the 110
-rf;   Theunvosllgallon of the committee pc,|arE_ I was in the trenches one a
\<:f_.»;,_t,_;-  showed lim: liet-ailse ot the _unproIll- night Wim" one of my shun-_S had th
 ` ‘ablmwss or ‘hp p\mH(: oystermg bum' his brains blown out, some Sputtered “0
;;;1v_j-j-jj-_'~»..,,` in-.ss not more than 20 por cent. of the Over my shoulden the same night
‘~-2-'L1-"& usual supply had been taken troln the another follow got shot thmugp,
lowu lands. These extend fl"om_Bny-
lport to ('arman's River, The commit-
'1~-f~ stair-ll that lllstealli ot' the usual
bayllwll were llaviilg ll hard time to
sell 1-llllcll o_vsir_-r.= for 2:1. The investi-
gating r~oll1u1itt»~r~ int-lurif-tl lfllarlt-s
Iislvll, \\'ilii:11ll .\l1lr1lo1-ll and liurry li.
l’:1il1l_~.
Aliotluir ni-lv fmlllrt- is lioilltz inno-
\':1l<‘<l ily IllI~ Soulll liziy conltllitlvv,
I’l`l1t- bivalvl-s are lloillg haxtletl up ill
lation was tried about. five years ago
with v|=l~_\' good results. Since Illolillay
llw- men. These have transplanted
about 4,000 bushels. They expectflo
tran:=.plal1I 14,000 bushels.
i_;~
Gentlemen.-Last Winter I received
:rear oenetit from the use ot MIN-
ARD’S LINIMENT in a severe attack
of LaGriiJD6. and I have frequently
proved it to be very effective in cases
-il lntlaulmation.
Yours. - ‘
W. A. HUTCHINSON.
price ol' :'15 or 60 el-llts il bushel, tlle`
wlinaraw Linimem co.. Limited. H
but who is to pay the awful 108s
)
broken hearted mothers und wives, I
_ __ \vevI:_ The Solllll Bay ooxuuliltr-e re- just got there when n shell dropped ge
about 12 yards the\othcr side of l_1l _
y rmchine and knocked gh; hind have tl little more time off, but we
the stomach and died five hours
nfter.- It is a common thmg tu see
dend everywilere
soon, how are ull the folks, remem-
ber me to them nll. and send me S
some of our home papers as I would
like very much to have some.
Must flosc for now, write soon,
Your loving sou,
France. st
Just, rl few lines to let you know
that I nm alive. and have not been l
nicely now. I hope this war will w
write soon again. Well, I will have
Germans have snared nothing in their
mad desire for victory which “-in come from sick kidneys. Sick Kitlenys
never ha It is a wonder that s0me_ full ill their duty of straining the
thing does not happen to Stop this inlpurities out of the blood. Tilat
an-ful war. I often wonder what ni
will be the end el lt all, the terrible '
awful destruction I have seen. Vic- H
tory will be ours in the long run, 1
who win heal the wounds or thé' ls
I* :
l ‘W0 1l0“l`S Oil and ‘W0 ll°“l'S 0" ous experiellce lteuer"sll1‘_\'. ()utlit
sllpplif-tl free to rt-spollsiblc 11;-,'ell1s_
\\'l‘ite quickly for llvailulllo torri-
_ _ _ tory. Contillclltal Pullllslling (‘o..
hold ot the mnn -that is causing all L;n,;;(.(]_ pox 14_ 1~(,|-Omg"
some places. ill other places we
u’t care for that if we could only get
e trouble. There are certainly "
me people who are suffering from
_ __ _$3780-:’-4_tullisl3i.
I lt-lp \\’:tnletl--l°`enm' _-
WANTED-MAID IN FAMILY OF
two. Apply 39 Rot-Ilford Square.
_ 9749-5-1M4i.
WANTED-A maid for general house-
work by May 15111 Apply to 169 Eus-
ton St. 9683427-ui.l
l ...Z L_  _..~_--__ . .. _..__;
lil-lp \\':llltcd--Mule
PAINTERS WANTED. - 3 GOOD
house painters, at once. P. ll,
Truinor ill Son, ll8 Kent Street.
9774-5~3m3i
WANTED- Thoroughly competent.
t-:ill-maker. None but the best need
apply. Semi application with rei-
elw.-111~t-s to I\‘t~vllle Catlqnrles, litd.,
Message of Hope
,'Well, Dad, I hope you will write WSS MARY SABOURI TELLS How
BILL, (S
_ ' _ c-an read a message of hope in the
'll-10 f0l|"1Wll1Z lei'-Sr 1108 been YC' statement ot' i\‘li.t<1s Mary Sahourin, an
U?iV0d by Ml`S~ CFOSUYI-' cstimullle lady living here. lu a
Dear Mother 1 ~ says:
he over soon. I received your ev_er ln
welcome letter and hope that you will to
il lot to tell you if I am spared tn _specialist but nothing seemed to do
get home iigoiii. ;We have lost some me My lasting 110011 until I slllrtcd 10
m the Cmmdian Contingeng_ 1100,- use Dotid's Kidney Pills and l took
clglulu i»t nearly all in ruins. The -lUSl ll\\'0P b0X@S Of ll10m~"
mg guns used on both sides’ the rellielly is to cllrethe Kidneys with
D
. » Y
sed them ask your neighbor about
hom. Nearly every family in Canada
ills. '_
former i’resident. oi the l'nlted States'
and political, because he considered
vrtllmhlc and because he realized that
the legislature and that the Senator
controlled the organization.
mind lcnnferrcd with the Benotor as
bend of the organization, whils at
the some time, and primarily, doing
what the interest of the stats do-
manded, I found that when there was
not to be lm issue between me aid
lliesliite senate it was’ advisable to
go where thc power lay. I consulted
Mr. Platt on all imhortsnt matt-Gro
(sd _ _ 5 .
that cam, “pp , who* are able to come, never mind Mid belle ll 11108110111 thefv- ` 
`i`ll'lf)SEVi'fl.T EXPLAINS ll
HIH (‘()N.\`Ul.T.\'l"IONf'l.
sY1:At~t"-sl-1. \; Y., Moy 1.~'l'heo. tl
Rooscvr-lt, defendant in William are not here cannot understand, but
llurnt-.s $50,000 liht-l suit., endeavored I
to exolnl-n on this. his seventh day,'
upon the witness stand, the nnswersi
llc nuidc to questions asked to hi_n_1~l
upon crossexnininntion bv C0llf\H€\|
for Wm, Barnes.
said that hc conferred with him on
mlltters, legislative, administrative,
St-nutor l‘lntt‘l1 wide experience was
the organizations were controlled by
"When there was no doubt in my
who will take core of the thousands _
of orphaned children, it is terrible,
the war as I have read that lots
of them are, something must be
thc Germans cnn never break our
linc, not if they tried for 50 years.
Listen Mother. if it had not been
for General Frenchs "contemptlbio I
little army," Germany would have 0
I been ull over Europe und 1 theirs G
Speaking of the “iiasy Boss" the for (`»:1nodu. I believe, Oiily U10? D
would have the Brit sh Navy to
reckon with, the finest in the world,
but that little army of 165,000
men stopped the German legion of
more than 600,000 men and herd
them until reinforcements came. It
was simply wonderful; they had `a_ 3
hard time, poor fellows, but they c
accomplished their object. but we P
are moving them every dsy._ It is
no uso ior them to stand and argue T
the question they know th¢Y-41870
to go so they are going. I think J
every sbte-bodied man should enlist
.
E
O 1<'l»:»<'h¥ O
ow can_the people he indifferent to
one to stop this war. Those who
0
to help it would and it all the In
sooner, but it hss got to,bc dons,
the sooner the bettnf, itls hard to
see the Door fellows out here doing
their part without s grumble. onli
D
n May the lst., of James M. Mc-
uigan. I-ie leaves a sorrowing wid-
u-, tlqee sons, Fredrick, and lim-
rrett of llope River, and Bertrum, of
California, to mourn their 'loss.
5, 1915. Annie Doris dearly beloved
hild of Malcolm 0. and Minnie Ml.-
hersou aged four months.
his lovely bud so young and fair `
Called hence by early doom ~ .
ust came to show how sweet n flow-
'er .sin could harm, or sorrow fade
Death came with friendly cars `
The opening bud to iieav/'en convey-
For all Women
SHE FOUND HEALTH.
uffered for Three Years and Could
Find no Lasting Relief Till She Used
Dodd's Kidney Pills.
'l`llll1~.~1o, Que., May fini.
tierfiull.--~Tired. run-dowll women
atetnent to the public Miss Sabourin
“l was a sufferer for three years
was always tired and uervous. My
eep was broken and unfreshlllg. l
as troubled with headaches and pains
my buck. I had heart flutterings
add to my anxiety.
“l was treated by a doctor nllll tl
Nillelellths of! womcn's troubles
cans that poison and disease is car-
ed to all parts of the body. Tile
odll's Kidney Pills lf' ou haven’t
using or has used Dodtl's Kidney
Ill MEMUHIIM
ill ll. JAMES MCGUICAN.
I`he. dmth occurred in the Chan
ttetow-n Hospittll. of neumoniu,
ANNIE DORIS MoPHER8ON.
At Eldon on Sunday evening, April
er
Paradise could bloom
AGENTS WANTED To §`E|__|_ Fog llultil-lx. N. S. 9703-4-2811101.
The Old lleliable Follllllll Nurser- ~ '
ies. \\'e tent-ll ollr men to sell. Ex-
perience ullnecessary. Higher-it
commissions paid. Iiandsome free
equlpment. Stone & Wellington,
Toronto, Ont. 9716-4-29ME26l.
Siftlzliious Yaleallt
BILLY SUNDAV'B MESSAGE AND
_ 1 luetliotls. Extraordinary revlvallst.
For Sme Quarter mllllou converts. Tlirlillng
#is-__-_ --._--~-_---»------» ' b k. E "ll (I d. . M I( i
TOR SA'-E°TW0 A¢RE$ OF LAND ttiwten Iltllitirl? dyililni. “gum itlthozrk
i" Brmh““" ‘xpllly H0111' f‘"rl°i°' free ou llronliso lo, cn-lvusg. Bible
5"4S"~"ll“6‘l"l» louse, liruutfor-l.
i=`oTt` 'EITLET'-'-'T‘r`Z\`l.`1AN' Fl6N"E`v ' ' _ f ' -1
To Let
liet-s. Apply William ll. Taylor, Grail-
vme' 97424`30"'9i ron RENT A Furmlsrtso House
FOR SALE_A NEW HOUSE' ai to let for summer months ossess-
. <1 li th 1 bl 1 I , _ . l’ 1
gggldgigg “Sv 5311?; gg ';?1Iigp;r';_ lon given June lst. Apply 10 Brigh-
mlses. Apply to A. J, Wllite, 76 __‘2n._R°ad' 
Upper Queen street, or E. C. While, To LET-A "0\mf".V Sl°l`l'- 00011 bmi'
` iness stand. Foor particulars ap-
(‘ c r,\’l'y ltl .I I. `
lm 0 9 mm 1 ?;5?1(i4.1gm14ipd_ ply J. (‘_ 'l‘rultlor, Killkors_
I I 11101-4-2smslm1
U" _ _- 'W 1-f"-'-*i .~ is
IN THE STUD
'l‘he Stlperlnllvely Bred Stallion
cATALoN,57741_
l
Enrollment No. 20. Pure Bred ‘
Cutalon is a handsome 15.3 lmuds. 1075 pounds muliogany bay Stallion
of perfect conformatloll and absolutely sound. He has trotted a mile in
§l.1»I‘i, last quarter ill 32 seconds. Ile is sired by Bingen 2.06 ’/3. sire si 176
in the 2.30 list, including l'I1llln 1.58, Atlnliral Dewey 2.04%, King Cole 2.04
Owalssa 2.06%. full sistt-r of Cstalon. C1llllIon‘s dam was the great race
glare, lmprovitlence 2.12, by Prodigal 2.16. and dum of Owalssa 2.06%, also
rodigal Bingell '.‘?16!-4. second dam Queen \\ilkes, .dum of lmpmvidonco
2.12, Querls 2.123. and Improbable I2) 2.20. This Stulllon offers to the
breeders of this Province one of lilo greatest opportunities over plat-ed ho-
gxrrrt-. lixhem, as ho is the-only son ol' the greut lilngen 2.0lll_»i, standing in this
V UP.
\\'ill lnilkc st-usoll of 1915 us follo\vs:-
' At Park Stables. At Catalan Farm,
CHARLOTTETOWN SHERBROQKE'
-\l1ri1_20t1l to zartl. April 24111 to May ani.
May .ird to 7th. ' 1
May Um to Ms( May 10th to l7tll.
May Illst to June 4th. Mm' mm to 313" `
June 14th to 1g;||_ .iuue 7th to June 14th.
June 28th to July 2nd. June 21st to 28th. f
July 12 th to lsui. July mn to 12111. I '
S9-|'\'lf0 fee $15.00. payable by note ul llnle ol' fired service or n discount
of 10 p. 1-.. for out-ill. Mares at owners' risk.
FRED J. cAMEnoN, Manager ° JAS. T. w/urs, owner
CI I it I ' . .. ` .
9611-4-avlllurswkii. mr 0 9 W" " \ S""b'°°k°
ENl.IB'i‘ED_F0i! THE FRONT 'listed with the 87th bi\tt¢lt0l|~ for
Al<'I`ER A LONG WALK. overseas service. 'I'h2;t u';s,uth0$i‘
°°-- intention when the' l or alt .
SAULT STI-I. MARIE, Ont., May 1.'Jnlnes Sutherland his spent Hiott 0|
-James and John Sutherland, cons- his fifteen years In Canada. D08'
IM. arrived here from Portland, Ore- Woodstock Ont., and ,John Suther-
K0t\. Yesterday. having walked at- isrtfl has been s resident of the pro-
most the entire distance and lmmsd- vines since n troy-_ They cams or-
latsly upon crossing the border one Iglnnlly from Edinburg -
» .a-¢___-_-s.- Q.-my-as
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