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P- E. I. HUSPIY '@|ii$~$’lilfl13ii _ DISTURBANCE

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lr _ l f’°"'* Four Young Ladies Received Di iomes. Exciillelit F°'M°". '"9°" Camplig" Felt et -Montreal .e" York llnd h

Od Awlher Operation P _. Tryon os $1,000 with U W ’ or er

lN,c,,s,,,,y Addresses. interesting lilusiccl ‘And _ Ms" -to |=0||.,w lliortions of Gonudu llnd The

ld qu? '

Lownoglanadian l‘ress)

» April 28- _

sued tonight by the suiégegiilgoitiiu iz. tendanoe. on the Duchess of Connaughfl who underwent an operation for ln_ testiasl trouble on April 10 states that the iheeseihsl suseruouohs nnv., recurl'ed'and another operation is ne- cessary.

*__ _ NATIONAL LEAGUE. ‘

CHICN30» April 28-At Chicago-

Chicago 8, Pittsburg 5; ei; gl" L°“lH-St. Louis 1, cincinnati 5. All other-#games of both lesgnen were postponed because of rains or wet grounds.

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innnssinoiu 1

FROM BRITMN

NEW YORK, April I7--Sir Cecll

Arthur Spring-Rice, K. C. M. G., the new ‘British ambassador to the Um. ted States, a`rl‘lved"in New York 1,0. _day aboard' the Cunard steamer Car- mania. The new ambassador was 1110! Bt the pier by representative Americans and attaches of the Brit- ish embassy at Washington. Sir Cecil said that he would meet former Am. bassador Bryce tomorrow before the ill*-ll¢l"! d°Darture for San Francisco. The ambassador plans to leave for Wwhlntton on Tuesday. Lady. Spring-Rice will come to America within the next few weeks, 'he said.

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MoNofr0‘N,- april .27-Philip csfyhe

an I_. C. Rremployee, was found lit erally ,cut to upleces on the railway, track §_ea_i-,lidoneton early this =morn- ingfand his dog with a broken sho'ul- der nerby. . It isithought t/he man

W* _‘_-,,'._',~_ lille.. brhdki- ond de._him.~whea struck bl " _"*`-11,111 t,\¥B,.Ii}8ht. _He was 46 t " ' ',' io.-.lse¥.°c..;e 'iiiilovasnii'

can 1. .».

The following registered at the

Queen Hotel, Charlottetown, yester- day: Messrs A. A. McLeod, Mt. Stewart; Dan McKinnon, B. B. Hor- den, Sackville; A. McConnell, sn, Thomas, Ont; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McNutt, Malpeque; Mrs. Robins, Mal- peque. _ _ _

The following registered at ' the

victoria Hotel, Charlottetown, yes- terday:

Messrs D. -W. _Lemoine, North Syd-

ney; W. A. McKay, Toronto; H. O, Murphy, Halifax; J. S. Reid, Mon- treal; D. A. Gorrie, Toronto; Michael Kano. Montreal; G. H. 'rey1er,nrshs- ford; J. C. McKendrick, Campbell- ton; W. McArthur, Rose Bank; B.H. Fords, Fergus; W. H. Angus, Toron- to; A." W. Clogg, Montreal.

aenelliulse res ‘ _

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One cent per word each insertion in_

this column. Cash must accompany order. Minimum charge twenty-live cents. ' \‘

FARM HORSE FOR SALE. F. -J. I-Iolman__;&_ Co. / _4-28M6i. WANTED '_MAID FOR GENERAL

housework. Family of 2. Apply 804 _Richmond St, 4;29_Mli1. WANTED GENERAL PURPOSE horse, weighing about 1150 lbs. _Bees a weeks. 4-zehm. COMMODORE LEDYARD WILL BE at Frank Hughes', Grafton Street, Friday _Bild Saturday, May 2nd_ and

g lfrd. 4-24}l5lpd. if-:-ri same-ooon Invsinm-ass

lump coal quick burning and -tree from soot, lust arrived from the i.r_ii.ucs at Geo. E. F`u1l‘s eosllyiafgilli _ g _ _ _ WANTED, kd' ONGE-»A GIRL ABLE ‘todo ipldln' cooking. Must he well vrecommeaijed. Good wages. No washing.-gl fanpiy ut 1 was: 2%”

_ Wiwrion onl

1 nf? agn- MP5.

Samples

The Rraduating exercises in connec-

tion with the Prince Edward Islanh Hospital Training School for Nurses, in Hearts :Memorial lust evening, brought out an audience that com- pletely fllled the__ building, although the wings and side-rooms were all thrown' open.

His Honor Governor Rogers pre-

sided. With him on the platform were Drs. Warburton, Carruthers, Jenkins And Johnson, Rev. Dr. Ful- lerton, Messrs. Percy Pope of the Hospital Trustee Board, W. A. 0. Morson and David Bchurman; Miss Ross, Matron of the Hospital and a company of about a dozen nurses in cluding the graduating class.

His Honor, in opening the proceed-

ings, expressed lxis pleasure at the large attendance, an' evidence, he said, of the continued interest of cit- izens in the work of the Hospital and in the graduation of nurses. The work designed to be done by the Hos- pital was, he said, one of the most important that Christian men and women could engage in and it was most gratifying to find that interest in it was increasing `from year to

other county was doing excellent work and was being liberally patron

work it could attend to. It was a

to give of their time and talents for

widening .influence of Christianity. After the introductory remarks by

His Honor, a muslcalprograinme was

vocal solo by_»Mr. Arthur Bruce.

were Miss Mabel Stewart, George- town; Miss Edith Williams, Bideford;

ith a beautiful bouquet of flowers by four little girls.

Rev. Dr. Fullerton, called upon to

address the graduates, said he under-

parture from former methods in this part of the program, the address be- ing given by a clergyman. There might be many explanations for this departure; one might be that to be-

ouriseiau minister night he trustee

ally known that hospitals are due to the efforts of the Christian Church and founded upon the benevolence and charitableness taught by Jesus

CQ, qhliebec Citv,

4-Wlllllld.

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whose work in any community should be most appreciated, it was the class _to which these women belong. He en- l0lll6d upon the nurses the necessity of caring for their own health of body. They could not be sympathetic or helpful in the sick-room with ag liver out of order or a stomach that Save pain. He advised them to ro- talu their cheerfulncss and, notwith- standing their coustant association with doctors and with medicine, ‘#41 be able to say "Throw physics to the dogs, I’ll none of it;" to remember their limitations; they could not kno\v at this stage all that a nurse should vnow. There were many things yet to learn and they must be willing to learn. He emphasized the necessity of exercising self-con- trol, without which it would be im- possible to be u power for good in the sick-room; the necessity of mlnd~ ing their own business. 'l`here might be a skeleton in every cupboard. It would be their place to see that the skeleton was not disturbed; to sacred- ly guard the secrets of the sick- room; to deal leniently with faults; to follow the advice of their physi-

yesr- Although a_hos1>itsl ln an-iciau; shove nu to he true to ure's

highest ideals; to avoid being heart- les uns m ath ti n

‘ s. y p ec adcold. He

ized he understood that the Priiwtlcongratillated then. on the successful Edward Islallfl HOBDifBl had ull the issue of their course of study and

hoped that in following the path of

blessing to the province to have s duty mapped out for them, hy the stailof convpetent medical men ami training they llnn l-nnnlvnn they well trained-nurses ready and willing would bring nonlforl; en .mnny n,

home.

the relief ofsuifering humanity. The Mr, Percy Pope was next called up- lncreasiug interest ‘in hospitals and on. He stated that in the absence other philanthropic institutions, si the chairmen, Mr. cuuuou, he had throughout ‘the world was to his been asked to be the spokesman for mind the strongest evidence of thc the Trustees. H In a few well chosen

sentences hc paid a fitting tribute to the memory of the late Mr. R. M. Johnson, whose presence at former

renillared _consisting of a'pisno duet meetings was remembered by all and by isses Bagnall and Toombs; is vo- whose .wholesome enthusiasm all cal solo by W_'Btanley; s. vo- would rules. He referred to the ssl solo by Mies Ks`tiilesn=`Moore; a splendid work that was being done

by The Ladies Aid not only Bnancial:

. »N0l@-‘¢lil\‘1l‘*9i9?f_;D£4l¢9»N»l»lon-0f»di--_ly but-in the support and assistance plomas 'to graduates by 'His _Honor so willingly given by them generally _Governor Rog'e'i‘s. The graduates in connection with the Hospital. The

P. E. Island Hospital needed no lus- tllication. Its work was well known

Miss Edna Smith, Oascumpec, and and its splendid record was, as had "Miss Hattie Drake, Cornwall. Each been said by Dr. Fullerton, due to of -the youu-g lady graduates on re--the untiring and capable watchful- cciving her diploma, was preseiltefl ness of the Matron. The Hospital

was no\v recognized as part of thc life of the community. lt had grown from the very modest beginning of only a few years ago to its present

stood that this year there was a de- proportions. It had been found nc-

cessary to enlarge it and again its capacity is fully taxed and they mus; look forward to the time in the not distant future when still more ac-

thslr profession. There was no no-_|329 Q*-i°¥‘bl° mnfmmmfn

commndatlon must be provided. He

long to the Christian minitry a man slJ0k0 Of the great Heed Uf B U0“'»"~` was supposed to be able to deal with‘gl0llS DiH°0S0B HOBDHBL mell€i0ulI1E any subject in the hcavcns above or it only. he said' to "ms" the Sym' in the earth beneath' another that n'PBfl1l9B 0! U10 D\1b“°~ It WUUM “Wd

to he financially suPP0l`l1¢‘\l1 fllld 59 8

not nn amend proper bonnlln nltlwl- in'mntter of fact the present hospital quantity or quality. There was onelwas not receiving much from outside reason, however, why such an ad-'lources. In Charlottetown the con- .-lnnnn nlwnlq nn glven by n Un;-lntlnn tributlons in aid of cnc 1-1ospital.did minister. It was perhaps not gener- 110i elueed $800. In maintaining the

churches some $50,000 was being ex- pended and while it might be claimed that the soul was of more value than the body it must also be admitted

christ. nsuevsss in sho futher-house: th” lwlllus “mf *ill* lleslffll Oi “iw

ues sua the brotherhood-oi men were lllullyl nlulsutfs 5026 <l1°*:ll ffltfthfllteh H h _ l __

loglcnlly compellell to adopt mens. e ar no au o n w / ' an election to fl t e two vacancies 770 ms.; 1910 65,000 ozs.; 1911, 89,~ yesterday wls scvent -o e rl _ures for the amolioration of human Pmdiffufe f0l` the churches but Chris' on the Water Commission Board 000 ozs ; 1912, 105,000 ozs above nel- nn gl] l y n agree?

_ 4 ~ ~ _ o a 0 cwest w iift

suffering. The modern hospital was a Ulilllw dmlollded that th” Pllliall- .caused by the resignation of Commls- Bullion sold to manufactures in- nv fl 3 M y

e egrc s above. The lowest the

product oi the ohrisusn church. Ho thruuls luHtl¢“li°3; shviuld :lie lllvaffll; sinners common and Pickering. creased from s value oi $90,000 in 1910 previous night was forty-ave shove

was glen to be here so speak to the 1! =“Pl’°l`*°d- A "S" “E ml’ Mr. Fred Wright was apnolnred re- to $290,000 in 1012. Al, "nn, a_ m_ it was nfl _nve ,le ,egg

nurses. Demosthenes, when asked as tm’ g"“d"“t°“ he “minded them 0! turning officer for the election. Hon. Mr. White pointed out that in gllnvn nnd ng nlne l,_m_ Zh, ,ami

to the special characteristics of an the “°bl°“°5° °f their calling- They An application from the proprietor the page manufacturers had been 'png gldn wlll bn lllgll ull, almmoon

shams, suis the msc was mussel-. the hm “P°“t “"°° “B” 1" ““'°" 22° °' file Q“°°“ HW” f°' l‘°‘"l“‘“1°“ ‘O ‘=°mP°1l°<l ff; Secure their suld lull-` st 4.ss she tomorrow ns s.0e» it Cqlljq Qin!! » second was manner, the third was 'W "mes “WY had “° ‘i°“'b° f°““d kl’ build a balcony was referred to the lion from tne United States. 'hie wlll be nlgn tomorrow mornlng' at ` ’~ mamm._ He (the speaker) “ld me work tiresome and the discipline ir - Street Committee. government was anxious that Canada 5,45 and Wednesday at 7 34 . _V characterlstlcs wlllcll made the P_ E-_ some, but in looking backward the ‘A request from the town laborers mmnlnctnrers lnngend of sem-ling the The sm, sets 1-,llls evnnlng' at 7 l-,5 ' so-as ' Island Hospllal me po-wel. ll ls lol. difficulties would be forgotten grid for an increase of Zi cents per hour gold to New York to be l-ellnul should and wednesday it 7`o,'_ it rises lm one “nl per 'Ord each luxnlm good was llrsl’ morale’ second m,0_ they would see the value of the hs- in accordance with the Labor Unions _l-anne ln ottawa, _thus making the moymw mal-nlllg at 4_1" “ml |l~lml.s_ in this column. Cash must Album* mle' tlllnl mamla and tllls was dll, GIDHDB-' In 1Bl`E6 illsfitlliiions t °Y schedule was gruutlifl Bllfl U19 Clllif' Canadian mint as useful as possible. . _ t tl-

I

tion with the, paign in Cha day morning, Hall with Co mapped out' cond meetingl to complete` V opening of thou ing.

Mr. J. R. Road, who` ` ing meeting 'hi ' at the forhifi'

Mount Allison ‘chrm- ttetown met yester- the Hearts Mbmorial oore in the chair and, ir. programme. A se- as held in the eveliing rangements for the campaign this mora-

nis, M-onnt Edward present at the even- ounced that he had meeting promised

the three committees a subscription of $2,000 enchi On further consider- ing the matttr and recognising the claims of the institution he had de-‘ cided to make lhis total contribution $10,000, on condition that 815,000 more would belraised in Uharwlotte- town and $30,000 in the whole pro- vincc. Needless to say this magna- nimous offer was fully- appreciated by the gentlemen conducting thc cum- paign and the hope confidently ex- pressed that the conditions would be fulfilled.

Following this splendid beginning

in Charlottetown came the cheering announcement that Tryon had in yes- terday‘s canvass contributed $1,000, and a telegram received last night from Rev. Dr. G. M. Campbell stated that Sussex, N. B., had contributed $2,000.

With such an encouraging opening

of the campaign here and the inspiring example set by New Brunswick, S t. J 0 h n $50,000, Fredericton $4,000, Sussex $2,000, it is not too much to hope that Prince Edward Island will go beyond the modest limit set by the committee, namely, $25,000, and reach the mark set by Mr. Dennis, $30,000. In justice both to Mr. Den- nis and to the province every effort should he made to fulfil the condi- tions necessary to secure this splen- did contribution from the generous donor. Prince Edward Island has the reputation of being the wealthiest Province, per head, of the dominion. The sum asked for is not excessive and the caasb"fs one of 'the noblest for which assistance can be asked. The 'Guardian will have much pleas- ure in announcing in a few days that Prince Edward Island has been true to itsclf and has contributed its share.

The committees will meet this

morning in I-Ieartz Memorial Hall at 9.30 previous to starting on their tour of the various districts.

Sl;|NlNlERSl=DS

The adjourned meeting of the Sum-

mcrsldc Town Council was held last evening with the Mayor and all the Couclllors present.

After the usual bye-laws regarding

the town's finances were passed. "A bye-law to appoint Truant officers with power to take into custody_any child bctwccn the ages of B and 14 years, found absent from school dur- ing school hours,was passed. Police- men Oakes and Steele were appointed Truant Officers. The full text of the bye-laws is to be published in each of the Bummerside papers. .May 21st was fixed as the dny of

shaken.

No reports of fatalities have been

received yet.

( J

MoN'1‘1¢EA1., April zs-A ugh:

pital on the west end of the city, where the movement was most pro-' nounccd, were considerably alarmed.

(Canailiun Prcus)

SYRACUSE, N_Y., April Z8-Earth-

quake shocks were ,felt in several towns and villages of northern New York this evening, causing consider-

OGDENSBURG, April 28-Thel

heaviest earthquake ever experienced

' Literary Program - ‘: 1 'liniled Stole

The various committees in connee- --------~

(Canadian Press) . here occurred this evening and lasted

OTTAWA, April 28-An earthquake hal! a minute.

shock was fclt in the western section .Buildings throughout the city shook of Ottawa. Houses were badly so badly that people ran into the

streets in fear that-they would col- lapse.

(Canadian Press)

Canadian Press MLNTREAL A rll 18-Montreal

. IJ

was shaken by an earthquake at 7.30

earthquake struck here shortly after this evening. ...The shock was parti- 7.30 this evening. . ; - cularly violent in the northern and

No damage wus reported from any western points of the city, and West-

section though the inmates of the hos-_ ‘mount where the houses swayed and

furniture rattled for several seconds, though no damage is reported other than the cracking bf thc ceiling in the residence of Phomas Shuwghncs-

sy.

The shock was recorded on a small

seismograph installed some months ago to record disturbances occasioned by blasting in connection with the

able alarm. C. N. R. tunnel operations under

, Mount Royal by tunnel engineers

(Canadian Press) ' making a surve of the tunnel works

y .

Up to a late hour tonight no dam-

age was reported.

niinu ini

WAS »l]|SEllSSEll

_ (Special to The Guardian) OTTAWA, April 28.-In question

arm ammunition manufactured -in the

to be defective.

matter was being investigated and that he would not care to make a statement until he had received a ra

t.

resolution increasing the maintenance allowance of the mint froin $75,000 to $110,000 a year. Last year, he said, $95,000 had been spent. it was the occasion of a general discussion on thc question of the gold and sil- ver coinage of Canada and various cognate questions.

Sir Wilfrid Laurier asked where the

but some of it is procured in Nova

In 1912, he said, the amount of

gold minted had been $1,477,000 and for _the first three months of the pre- sent year, $323,000.

said it was true, as Sir Wilfrid Lau

thc refining of gold done at the mint

lNllHMllUS EBUWTH ill Sl JUHN. li. H.

(Special to The Guardian)

ST. JOHN, April 28.-Interesting

figures regarding thc growth and as-

tlme M,r_ Lemieux asked ll lt wal, sessment_in St. John were submitted "ue that a largg quantlty ol small to the City Council this afternoon,

when Mayor Frank made the annual

Arsenal at Quebec was lately found statement'

The total tax levy this year was

Hom Sam Hughes ‘Bald that the $695,063.25 compurcd with $660-

729 last. year, an increase of S34,- 334.25.

The valuation of land in 1913 was

$6,589,100 against $5,473,900 in 1912,

P" ' ' 1 11 200 The first piece of business done was °r,l,';“ mclreage of ls ' ‘ _ 191

the passing of the Finance Minister's ° .;'"; on 0 bil mg” m 3

was S , 5 ,200 against $11,340,500 for 1912, an increase of $409,700.

The valuation of personal estate in

1913 was $9,967,700 against $0,425,- 500 in 1912, and increase of $542,200.

The valuation in income for 1913

was $4,805,300 against $4,384,900 last year.

These show the total assessment

values at $33 202 300 this year and

K0” “"9 “lv” """*°“ is °b*“‘“"°- seo 024 000 lust ys'sr the increase hs- Mr. White, in the course of his reply,!lng 522571500 or about ll l,_ c_ “““'1_ “‘“" t“° "‘°“ °‘ *h° 11°" ‘“‘“t'| The osx mes this your will he $1.01 cd into coins comes from-the Yukon

compared with last year $1.00.

Scotia and Ontario.

THE TEIPEBRIUIE

TIDE. l00fi °El-C

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In 1908 when the mint was estnb- (Clmadlan pl-css)

lished, silver to the vvalue of $313,000 TORONTO' Ap,-ll 28_M0del.,,_t8 to md. been mu"-°‘i~ I" 1913 the ill~Tlll”0 fresh winds w‘th some showers.

had risen to $1,300,000. Mr. White _*___

' Th t ti t h '

rier had stated, that thc great bulk this iiiosgiggrlhyrshe |gexr'1‘llreSet¢;i~§lt)e(i;‘§ PU! the Yllkllll £0111 illls H000 £0 U10 ted thermometer, with a southern ex-

nited States. Last autumn repro- pnnnre was fifty-two degrees above

sentations were made by Dr. Thomp- ze,-0 and wlth B no,-tllel-ll was lllty son, Yukon, that the charge for as- above, Buying at Vancouver had been aban- THE WEATHER yesterday was d0fl0d- _ mild and beautiful, cloudy at times Mr- White gave figures regarding with u iight, genus shower in the

late afternoon; clear all night.

“B f0"0W5`-1903. 219 028-Z 1909. 5 - The highest temperature recorded

'Murdered Infant -by

Sirangling it

vw-»

_-,

(special to 'rho ousi-else) 'li

sr. Jenn, ssru so-s-sseeriosQ`

Jet., has been the scene of a mute* ous murder. The authorities ha* iiiommenced an investigation on

body of a baby, about a week old, ffound today in a clump of bushes in

the school house yard. - A - lr'

No one knows where it came from

nor can its identity be learned.

An inquest commenced today. ~= The baby held in its hand a broke!

twig it had grasped from the bilshh

when it was thrown there by the per-

son responsible for its death.

Around the baby’s neck was tightly tied a cord which caused the infanfilf-o' strangle to death. ._ _

funn wlidhi

uns silzii

(Canadian Press) - »

Nicw YORK, April 'za-'rho cus-

toms inspectors seized $10,000 worth

of wedding gifts today and sent th@ 'ito the public stores because Sir Wil# fred Peck of Seaton, Devonshire,En¢- land, refused to pay 45 P01' Milt

duty on them. '

They were intended for Miss Edwin;

Thoruborough of St. Louis, who be- comes Sir Wilfred's bride on U37 Nfl, and consisted of gold and silver pllfie

from relatives and friends in_ London and Europe.

Sir Wilfred was hunting fd [Bild

when he received a telegram from

Miss Thornbourgh naming the `ild1. He caught the first liner from Osl- cutta and hurried from London to Uevanshire.

There hc founiLa great array of wedding presents awaiting the bride. These he packed in lsrge boxes intending to take them to St. Louis to display at the wedding and bring them. back to England s. month later. The thought of having be pay duty never crossed his mind. He was indignant; when he found out he would have to pay nearly half their value to bring the gifts into this country for a thirty GBYB HWY- H0 left them here with the exception of eight gold platesl

He took these with him to Bt. Louis steer paying $64 duty-

.` -l

The last quarter of the moon was on Monday, April 38th at 2.09 _a. Ill.

day, May Gth at 4.24 a. m. "

The length of today will be fourteen

hours and twelve minutes. i From Yesterdey'e Evening Guardian)

The temperature at 10.50 o'clock this morning by the lloxall Store Tested Thermometer with a northern exposure was seventy degrees obo" zero and with a southern exposure

Cord Around The Neck '

There will be a new moon on 'f‘ues--

ninety-six.

hllnl Glfhr 53

111181111 118110 l`°C°lV¢d lll°f° ¢°°hll1°&1 man ofthe Street Committee was em Mn- wlllge ,legged tl, t gh day at *'46* pany °rd°r mum 5° ' _

er collins should 'be e Florence | “live hone in the bodies of the bay helpless witness of every phase of th 'Y -"-'--`-`-`---¥»-

§_yl'l,¢ll`_l_¢nle,; was _one “,l..-‘ill yu s_|"€|l'uy-hurled drums. _- _ r A °' 3§llingrd's Linlmont Ceres Diptheris

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to 'thc capable matron who stands at ’ - ` B 9 8015 'll’°" The moon sets this afterno n t “W °°“t°- - its neue. In scarssslug. the grad-."“°W’F‘*€° bl” "19 \“°“‘1°f l“°*““°l°“ powered to smulvv all dev laborers suction of causes is shout teh mu. 12_l5_ ° “ --

ll l ll ' k th l; ll 'tg bid U10 8liV9~“t38€ 0! b\'i“€‘”Z “mm required Bt B fate “Ut °l°°°din8 17* lion dollars a year. The eonnum -_~_f_-.-_-_-;-.-_-_-_-.-_--_-__ ..-.__-____._._________.___._______._l,g -xoolnp g on qqilnuq pong |lll8~3f.`

:Bias dlilag fnfoollazee cllusiz; mist into closer fellowship withl tlleig pal cengs nn nnnr, tl d b tion of gold in the arts is about Sgt: Now is the time for you to pre- tl.x1m like aouslnquiv p[el,|1 6_ f¢,7§Ql9_;,, the ordlnary slnnel. who ln dellrlum tleats and with the n'.edioa_ s B Bll The resolution recen y passe Y 100,000 of which about n mllllon ls pare to plant the seeds for this flow ---

O had tem lll ,lnklml word! gave them a more thorougn training the Board of Trade regarding perman- er show. A list f l ts -' 'Std ' `

per w say _ 0 ll Hll and fl0Wf=l‘S “Every member of the ~

td his nurse or fail to appreciate her *|1411 the larger andTmorl.s prellsntiolsv ,nt improvement to the streets, to _-____-;___ to be exhibited was published in The will parade at the Drill BN! '

_ h um *“'*'l¢“"°“°- The '"9 °°°» ° is » the sheet that the not of lncorvors- 'QREPARE Fon 'mn sooner Guardian ei the ihsu lusts t i ~ - _ _ rl in olothii J

eggftlils qllkitgfsmggl (3;rmgnw;h,, rg-,had received favorable reports re- tion should be amended in order to FLOWER SHOW. ference. u or le ;‘;K;30 32;? ‘.3 *` “ ¥»“l_i;.~ gppnclatlon gl the klndnegs slléwn garding them and he had no doubt raise the money required, was on mo- ’ _ ~‘ Q ,_A '," l, “» hi - ead t 1 d his life ‘UW W°“1d “dm” th” l“`°|°”i°“- I” U00 0' °°\lll°lU°l` T9-llt°l1 ¢Bb1°l'1 101' Sir!-N0 doubt every person who many ideas may be exchanged which "Yo have ¥0\l4'l;gf.Y' Wig-'7 l,,:“l,l';°‘§,,‘,`,e,,,ft,,,f; Qfd °1'l',‘, ,,,,,,°,l conclusion he consrstulutefl *hm ll; future °0'1°l<l°l°“¢l°°~ résds the Island newspapers has ui- win he si lasting hsuent is those psehshiy will _ fu’ » wlwm Dean swllt would ml] B --yn. hlvll\¢ Secured their diP10lll59 all In making the motion he slwke ready become interested in the re- interested. Amateiirs will fully appre- ton or Smith 1 _ ll* .' ~' _- hoo " the msn who had s little muh-i Vi-mwd 'mm 'Nd “Dem in their future “min” the issuing °‘ d°b°”t“"°° ‘md ~°°l1f»1¥ Organised Provincial Floral ciate any information and eugges- ite typewriter. A-_ _

~ ' . » i favor of the purchase of a Steam _ Annonlntloll th, able-t of h _ - :_-_‘x ._

‘ h considered -himself under no mm" ii" __ . 1 , ` c w_ich_ has tions from those who, for the past, fs! N. B. - ~ _ . » ~ » gfligiigon to, the nuns; the nurse ua~l A Y°°°l 9°1Q_ 5! MI- N- R°W°' ° Rollerlllll Crusher B0 Bl $0 D6 ill B ,been previously fully eiplaiiied. Brief- few e r h v ‘ il 1 sl ' - 1 “ma »

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der evgry obligation to him who dis- _h_“'“'°""“° 1'” ' d Ml _ no E “_ L . l r _ e_ or t e certain lines. This is the time o :_ ear ,_ _ .mu “_ on malaga me doctors. °l.,l¢,,'_ -_wllll ,ll vocal duet by hge. £i;<;>;sa;lnAnthel£ gtreets with our own ne nd behutiluiin every eitlsen of the Prev- lny your plans as to what you will mn Girls #Nl an in

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than ans' probably more they would M°D°'l‘~\‘1 “ml ° to eatin 01'- - lines. . place on exhibition in August. will the nl1ll\N\’l_ ‘t ~ A "ml" ’

-be obliired to ‘deal in the -practlce.of bl'°“Zht_ °° °' °1°'° °’ most' nl; r g l,D;}t:)‘:ltt°'tl:‘;‘;"kl;°g“d glam ESQACQT; estglllnzilatnl who "$18 olztllslllrsixrlr. ;v;lilrifti:isl.:lr.e:n;1ili;adl:=Pf::nlll;:U;h§ 3°* H-1",” 5 il.

_ _ ~ for their vote of thanks at the lasti 'dldéi n:‘*k°tm__ _wl -_W _»__ ~ ° _ __ h ang, ' _ N 4, __,

hier ceiling on earth to-any than _` _ _ , ,"°‘¥“ _ _ _ U11, ,Ill _ to coal wal help is iueule. 1-ie w 0 l_ _ e_ __ - l mn lures

ministering to liikliriiig humanity. mm J ` ,`ln90l'»ill8- with him, The clih-flee of one' made a mistake. Probably ‘I §n°£e %e Clyde! FUN! V95” ‘go R *N “M than V ` ,through the air several men _ end, l ;n'°h°°l bw '°"°“°°'th° m°°”°` °°¥“f’n°h°d 'mytmn" sisvttevjiell ‘l'l|n`rsdd, Kay let. in; io( was ho»_oa1ung.=em to women. 'ro-~ _ _ _ _ women who witusssoeshe sight uint-_ l“'°““8 ° W\l°\° °°slm“l=1¢¥-: contact wlill N““l`° “W 1 ,in~;l,. cn-phsuege. Admission ice. __ S ~"ae'y;¢h'os‘s are many. shui, oi*-those, -1 ___ sa. assessing to the sense the less , ° °°'l<°‘°\l “lv flu °'»l\°_r, by addlhc '°l!‘lfl_\'°"‘ V A » .' ~ lions teams free. 4; __ _ none more likely to call forth ANTWERP' Alml .3-[_A youth from the church tower was in accor- i°}“° F°~£1°“f _ _ _ - 1 _ f‘f ' 1 "Y "~‘f .‘ piuuaits ui. uses sue use "w°ll<l°l\' .,l¢l,¢,,,, ,mls sie, sua s nineteen asses with s promsaiutse aeuhiesui- ,Mft ll _*Nl ¢°l1lll*#l_v ‘widen W 1 _ ' “

of Almighty ood, than nursing the nr old Km Wm she priueipsts in cial pest. . _ g , - ids flower snow in Admin. nest, uey; has ron __ _ glel;....When~the ;vstertns_ of-the in»D~°'kll,g’l,;" 1-,riggedy enacted here The H8155! occurred '_ at s. time hmm an "°““°t' *"3 "fm ill ibn ‘i'ff'W‘f_n'

mesa war were asked to name the t°,l,,',. Arm in sem till! ciimbedto when the clove market, in front oii iP\`°'“_*°°~ _'c -1 ' yn ,» . A _ person whomthey most revered. elth P ll-eullt ol 130 'feng' leaped into the north tower of the cathedral was `i _ _#ll Person may become _a member 'lU\l»\\fil°1f~\'|!l0° li. 'm be “mend nd “IQ ni ~ -.

one xwrote the name or Flows” ‘lllgss -failing at the feet ei passers- thronged with pedestrians, s ln,-¢,,_ land exhibitor by paying the sinsii

Nightingale. Every nurse. true t°. ' _ _ _ .mmuoer of when stood ti°e'use:ee_ sanyo! lite. fiftveents. - 'W'

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