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WASHING-TON, March 31-James

ln-yce, the British ambassador at iinsliington, today held a lengthy conference with Secretary of state Knox in rcgard_to the proposed com- prehensive arbitration treaty be- tween the United States and Great llritsin. The negotiations are still in ii tentative stage, consisting of pour parlers which are weaving the ground work fontho actual treaty. lt is said in oihcial quarters .that no hitch has yet been encountered in llie negotiations, but on the other linnd reasonable progress is being niudc in the preliminary discussions.

FUR THE LESSENING

UF STRIFE AMONG NATIONS.

This treaty-the forerunner of its kind-will he presented to the world as ii model for thc lessening of strife among iintions, if it receives the Uni- ted States senate constitiitional senl

of approval

conclusion, lf, Wm, ,,,,,,,ted OUT gtg l o éfilgé wsincfkl lisgallgflgilft the mammoth th H . , '_ ance involves l_ e negotiations, vlill _procccil with dc- lllefutlun. The administration will . l . . » _ » before 'ld_l,{lcsent.itioii to the sellate 4 . J rnnient of the apliroiicli- ini.: extra session of congress,

_AB lar as _ the negotiations hav l’lQ¢09‘l€d. it luis developed lh,=_t wmle th? t"°*ltY Wlll Druvide for the arbitration of practically all dis- putes that may nrisc between the

avtfiin copntrics, _ineliiding matters re.

H 0_ questions of honor, it will

not provide the machinery for the arbitrut.ion 'of each specific contl.0_ V€l`B_y- That will be nrrzinged by Special algreements under the general glfltltig lu Mich instance. It can be £2 ef [on authority that the qnefl. 5) the “lllilucc liot\i'ecii Great til .Ln and Japan eziiisliig any 01,. Zflliles the siiceessfiil conclusion timlllgl treaty has never been men. Q LUN' ` in/the coiiferciiccs between "°°l‘3“=llY l\uUX and Aiiiliassaidor

lll’i/Cc. .icpori_.~'. th: t tl 'i ~'ll'~ . . iiniteu nie negriiiiliiliillf l-‘l‘lflY by the negoi.iui.oi~s_

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Letters _to Housewives No. l

Learn the secret of mak- ing the dirtiest dirt get rid of itself. _ Watch the advertisements on this page this week. Your curiosity will be well rewarded. ` The most disagreeable of your housework will be done for you. 'Such as cleansing and disinfecting the kitchen sink and drain- pipes, for instance, and re- moving one ofthe most fre- quent sources of disease.

Look for To-morrow's Ad.

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Letters to lieizsleiviires

No. 2

Why is it°iyou~ dont like dish-washing ?

China and glass-ware are easy enough to v-.rash and dry--

But the dirty, greasy pots and pans--ugh!

If you only had something

in the house that would clean them for 3_1oz1----

That would he a gi'en'f; boon, wouldn‘t it?

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following wcll k

brands of Flour :

,Five Roses,

Royal Household,

Glenora, Beaver,

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Phoenix,

Queen Sity, Crescent. _

Aliso `

Rolled Oats,

Cornmeal.

Ground Corn, Cracked Corn. Chopped Feed, _ Cotton Seed Meal, Oil Cake Meal, Ontario Bran.

Middlings.

. all of which we are at lowest prices,

Wholesale and Retail. _

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selling

BORN

l\lllifl’l'l\' -At St. I’u\il's rcetoi‘Y. City, April iird, to ltrv. 'i‘. W. und Mrs. Mill-pliy, ii ilziiigliti-i'.

P,\f,)lll<.l'l‘~-_\l Foiiris, ~\pi'il 2nd,

lllll, to M. A. and Mrs. Pnililet, a

"_ N """m l dnllglitciz-.l.

NfiltllfS-AtVancoiiver on Mnrcli 2nd

to L . Russel lilorris and Jessie l-lowatt Morris ,., son.

MeKEN;:ll<1-At Melville, ou luiircli l 26th, to Angus mid Mrs. lilcKcii:4ie,

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l,M;Li.ir.h\ii:-(iii uw :ioiii inet., to ivini-

colui and Katie McLeod of .Strath- cona, ii son. (Mother and child well.) m__ “_ __W_i___

_“"_# DIED _________ _ ___ __ ___..._”_.._-»- £~iTl<`.VE!\`f\'.i)N--'I‘lie dcnth took plxicc

on Monday ni0rnini§ /\lll"ll 3l"l ‘ll Ann willow of the' late llobei-t Stevenson, New Glns80W» “Zell 74

years. _ Fiinernl on Viednesilny the 51-ll ul 2 p.n1. from her inte residence to New .ilnsgoiv (‘enict0fY~

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ill departmciit l8

oiidogl tlllaeslidsll min UW l’l""l“°°' Equipped with all that is purest, _strongest and best in drugs. in chal‘Z0 of licensed, certified D}1Hfm““‘“l“'t_‘;'§ can flll any physician-s prcS0f1l> \` V carefully, accurately "Nl Q"0‘“l’t'l' Bun! your next prescription here. The Two Macs. df"-

Llhe VACUUM CLEANER.

""‘“‘f "1" -Beer & Weeks.3-ldii

A I-|||[||g 85 cg Make yliiir dates for

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ll- Pays to buy in this' province.

(`l1lll. 'i‘. ld. McNutt, city, has re-`

turned from Halifax.

U.` (1. Duffy, City, was a pass.ngei~

to Georgetown yesterday 'aftei‘noon.

S. A. MeDonald's milliiiery opening.

liPlli€S lilace this evening from 7.30 to 10 p. m.

Natliuiiiel and Mrs Gay and child,

l0I'm0i'ly of Pownal, are in the city on their return from Calgary.

Mrs. Dr. Simpson, Stanley Bridge,

came to the city yesterday afternoon on the western train and will spend a few days in the city with friends.

The members of Alpha Rebe`iah

l,od;;e, l, fl. O. F., will be at hfime tllls 9"'l‘ulu& to all members of St. I'-1\\’rEllC0. Wililoy glnd Alpha Ilgdj-__e ;_ All slioiilil come l‘i°el‘ai‘od to have a goiiil time.

The annual niectini: of the Ladies'

llranfh of the (`hni‘lott':town Golf Club will he held in the Y. M. C. A. parlor on "f‘hui's‘duy, April 6 at 3.15 li. in. All members are reluested to he present.

The di-nth occiirred in Nortli River

ycstcrilziy, April 3rd, of John Gillis, Jr., in his fiftieth year. The deceased leaves to mourn tivo Sons and three iliiire,'lil1ei's besides two brothers and one sister in the United States.

The fiiiicrril of the late Miss Annie

Mcldliinou, (‘ity; will take place to- <lBy at t\‘.'o-thirty p.m. from the resi- dence of her sister,‘ Mrs. Joseph Vaneli, Gerald Street, to the l’cople's ilciiietery. The <lccefi_scd passed away Sunday morning. She was G6 years of nge.

A lllfl-’Illl1_1I of the Fni‘niei‘s’ liistitlitr

will he li'\lil :it l<`i'rdei‘ictf‘ii today 'xiiicli iiill l.e nddrrssed by Prof. 'l"liro:loi'c Foss. This will probably lc the last rc<§ular meeting in this, _ln- siilzute this Spring and it is hoped lint it will be largely at‘ended. The i'nertlii_ir_ will hegrin at 7.00 p. m.

J. A. Brace, Siiinmerside, came to

the city yesterday and left on the speciiil to (1coi‘i`cto'.\'n lust Evening cn route to \ll'e.stern (lunada on a biisiiiess trip. Mr. Brace will be ah- ssut two months and will visit Ed- _nioiitoii and other important western cities bei-;ide.s spending some time in llegina with his Son ivho is now lo- cated there.

'l‘he funeral of the late Mrs. James

l';ltoii took place yesterday' afteriioon from licr lnfc rrsidciice to the Peo- plc's (Temetery. The order of proces- sion was as liiiblisliid iii- ycsteid;iy’s issue. 'l`he very large atteiidance and the uiiusuully large liumbcr of ilornl ollcriiigs which reiliiircd an extra car- i‘rzi'>e were tributes of the high regard in wliif-li the deceased was held in this city.

’l`i-_lnplll,»n(- siilisci'iliers please add to

lhcii' ilii'er‘toi'ii's the following new siili.-~c1‘il,'ei`s:-74 Wadman A. H., resi- ili-nre;. 308-l. St.. Vincents' orphan- a;;o; 54-J. l\lcKcn'/.ie Mrs Kenneth, rc- _~iilr'm'c; 290 il.-Huntley W. E., resi- <li»n<-i-; limi Y Grabbe J. C., grocery siorrg 308, R. lfiintain H. V., resi- llrlirp; Lillfl-.l, l-lowatt, A., (painter), i-ce:.lll~licc; 124 Y-Dillon Chas. resi- iltiirc.

, lhirinl: this summer, the S. S. (Tas- rnliedia of the Quebec .\‘. S. Coni- lpdny will arrive iii this city on '|`iics<lziys nt 10 zi.m. and will sail the same day at 5 p.ni. I°‘oi'mcrly the stefinier reached here on I<`i'idays,'

,late in the afteuiiooii and sailed the Sllmogvening, lliider the new ar- raiigeliiciit, tourists by this steamer will liiive several hours in Charlotte- towii, diiriug ivhieh they can view the city and have n_ chance to enjoy sonic' time ashore. This will be a de- cided nilvantalre to the city and pro- vince. The Board of Trade has also drawn the attention of the Quebec S. S. (lompany to the great advantage it would be to tourists as well as to this city to have the S. S. Trinidad sniliug from New York, held suffi- cient time in Fhiirlottctown to nl- low the passengers to see the place. Foriiicrly this steamer arrived here iit 5 a.iu. and sailed for Montreal at 7 n.m. lt is now sulrgestcd to have the stcaincr remain hcrc at least un- til i0 a.n'i. _

1:0! interest to ladies is the fact

that we have stocked several odors of tl\o`Har`moiiy l‘erlumes and sach- ets made in llostoii. You hnve only to see these perfiinies to fall in love with them. Sold only by the hulk. Price 750 an ounce. 'l`lie_'l\lanKiniiou Drug Co., Cor. Gt. Geo. .ir lit. Sts.

uiiiiiii nie wiui ' lun iiiissiiiii Too

Great work done by Dodd`s V Kidney Pills in one Quebec Family.

Thomas Lauriault Had Kidney

Disease mid His Wife Bright's Dis- ease, and Dodd’s Kidney Pills Maile Thein llotli Well.

Lac (laynmont, Que., April 3

(t`-ipccial)-'l‘here is a world interest in the simple story of Madame Tho- inns Lnuriniilt of this place. In her own words, it is as follows:

"Dodd's Kidney Pills cured my

liiislinud of Kidney' Disease and my- self of Briglit's Disease. We recom- mend Dodd's,Kidney Pills to all who suder from Kidney or Bright's Dis- ease."

This is ri splendid example of the

grand work Dodd's Kidney Pills are doing among the plain people of Canada. Kidney Disease is the coni- monest of' nli ailments amongst those who have to work hard, be- cause the kidneys are the first part of the body to feel the wear and tear of heavy work. _ When the kidneys go wrong the blood goes wrong, and the whole body goes wrong. Ycheiiinntisiii, Drop- sy, Diabetes and llrlght's_I)iseuse are the usual results. Dodd's Kidney l‘lllii cure tlic-se by simply ciirini: the kidneys.

J. A. Mathieson, M. li. A., city,

was in Georgetown yesterday.

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W. F. Ti-dmarsh, city, was among

the luiss`eng0i's on the mail special to Geurgstoivn last night.

Dr. George and Mrs. Warburton,

City, were passengers returning yes- terday afternoon on the western train. '

A few of the many reasons why it

will pay to patroiiiv.e the Star Steam Laundry are told in their ad in this issue.

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It is Mrs. John Goodwill, City,

ivlio is President of the Ladies Aid of the Y. M. C. A. and not Mrs. Dr. Goodwill as stated yesterday.

Gordon Worlh, proprietor of

Worth’s Livery Stable, city, left yes- terday afternoon for 1-logg‘s Island, to spend a. w`ek` shooting; wild geese.

The body of the late Mary M.

Campbell, formerly of Carleton Point, was removed from her lute i';sidi.nce, Ciiiiilierlend Street, to the railway station and was forwarded to Cape Tra\’e1‘.-.e for inti,'rriiei'it.

l Robert Diamond, of Alley & (‘o.,

City, who wus appointed to attend the Coronation in connection with the militia, has declined to accept. and Jack McKay of Paton & Co., hus been appointed in his -place.

The ladies of the 1'. li. Island Hus-

pitnl Aid Society are coiifidcntly ex- pecting to wipe out the debt on the Nurses’ Home, on Satuiizlay, Apl-ll 15th., on the occusloii of their "l~`lni:_ Day." Everyone will Le expectgd to buy at least one flag from the cli.ai'|i\ ing yuitiig ladies who will have them for sale. ' i

A. J.’Clark of the ldxlicrlnieiital

Farin, (‘lui1'l<>i;teto\vii, gave an ad- dress under the auspices of the Nor- thern Tnstitutc in Cavciidisli hall yes-- terday afternoon. The aflilrcss' was a practical one and interesting thro ughout und well received. A vote of thanks was tendered the speaker for his fine address.

Captain I). A. McKinnon, of the McKinnon Drug Company, nnil one of the trustees for the Starr Trophy, received word yesterday from the Starr people that thc Trophy will be ff_irwni‘ded as soon as Mr. Tracey, of Hllllfllx. l`0l5ui`ns to the city. They also mention the superior style of hockey the Victorius played and hope the Trophy will not remain in thi Province too long. f

Last evening in the First Metho- dist Cliurch a very large coii_<;rcga- tion assembled to bear Rev. Il. W. Aikens. That speaker delivered ii

slzeakiiig from the text Romans 8:15, lil. Besides Mr. Aikens, 1`le\'S. ll. ld. Thoiuss and R.. G. Strathie were on thi? l’lHl5l<>l`m and assisted in the ser- vices. The last service in Mr. Aikeus‘ series will beheld tonight at 7.45.

Among those fi'om the western

port of the province who left this City on the special for G.°.orl:.etown cn route to points in Westcin Canada

loud, Lleflealiie, tr, Calgary; John An

Uccgran, Siinimcrside, to Eilnionton, and W. I). McKay,' New London, to lddiiioiitoii.

“ Consumption ’

Three Doctors Attended Her. Dr. Woud’s Norway Pina Syrup Gurcd Har.

It has long been known that tho bal-

zmmic odor of tho newly cut pine tree heals :ind invigomtes the lungs iiucl

consunxitptives improve and revive nniid the pe uine ofthe pines. Since buf. few can command the luxury ofa. visit. to the piueries, it will be good news to inany to know that the essential healing principle of the pine has been separated, and refined, :ind combined with other zilisorb- cnt, cxpectoraut and soothing medicines of iccolrnizcd worth in the manu|`:1cture

of Dr. \\'ood’s Nori\'eB' Pine Syrup.

Mrs. Charles Mo ermoft, li:\'thiir=t,

N.ll., writes: “I thought I would write :intl let you know the benefit l have received through the use of your Dr.

W ood’s Norwiry Pino Syrup. Three years ago I lin Consumption :ind had three doctors attending mo, and they were very much alzimied about my con- dition. I was so weak and misernble I could not do my housework. While looking through your B.l3.B. almsinac I saw that Dr. Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup

was good for weak lungs so l get ii. bottle :ind after taking ten bottles was rom- pletely cured. At that time I weighed 135 pounds and now weigh 172, ri g'i.in of 37 pounds in three years. I now keep it in the house all the time and would not be without it for anything as I owe my lilo to it."

Price 25 cents nt all dealers. lifnnu-

`faci.urnd only by The T. Milburn Co.. Limited, Toronto. OIL

Chrlsty's Hats -and Hawes

Von Gal-thestandarns from both sides of the water. We have every shape the season says is correct--Prowso Bros Ltd.

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Prowse Bros Ltd have their

Mlll|nery0penlng on next Thurs- day evening. Watch their ads

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Have you seen our new Spring

Costumes for Ladies ? They cor- talnlydo combine nil the essen- tials of Fashion-anal tha Tailor- ing is beyond criticism. Brloes vary according to the Costume- the material and trimmings-but we will meet. any catalogue price -as woll as any price in the pro- vlnc.o.-Provi/se Bros Ltd. 3 29dr._

Make your dates for

Nu Th°'°. is ll? f°i1_enn1f?fliaste ' ' _ f`;~.~§.. _ -V __,_‘,»__V.A,,V.',,..']:-`-',’,,-_lE* _falllhgaiilsivilnlggsctxizs won ily 1437

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’ on thin, pale children is . almost magical. _ lt makes them* plump,

rosy, and active. `

Staffs Emulsion

i contains no drug, no alco- _ `~ hol,nothing but thepurest ' . and best ingredients to .l

make' blood, bone and 'U

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pins. In the second innings the Mech- anics plilled the majority down to 101, but the third innings gave the winners the iiiagnificent majority of 128 points.-1liii'rrih l

The following is the summary:

!\"EWb'l'APER TEAM. `

1 2 3 Ttl. 150 144 104-398 138 154 152--444 159 123 138-420 117 127 136-380 187 140 147--474

677 2116

Name.

Gaudet... Griffith... ._ l\lcDoun.ld,,. Newsom... .. Mclniiis... ..

Totals . . . . . . ...

l\ll<]CH.»’\NlCS’ TEAM.

1 2 3 Ttl.

751 688

Name.

Crockett _ . . . . . . . .._ 113 141 Gardner... . 1213 164 12'.)-41 Harper... 130 160 1/is-43

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Eveiy. Woman

in trouble-with headache, bzickache, nerves on edge, poor spirits and unreasonableviatigue-e can find help for herwhole system in »

BEEGIIAWS PILLS

#old Everywhere. ll boxes IIC,

liliiill slim ilunii .

Matlirson... .. 98 148 114-300, Strain... . . . . . . .,. 141 117 114-372

. Tolnls... . . . ... 608 730 650 108

Majority for Nevvspziper team... 12

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' NOTES.

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night for Glace Bay, where he vi take a position with the Bank Montreal.

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l’eople's Theatre last night was uii ilisputtd. It was one of the lines seleetioiis of lhuto plays e\'ei' pre si-utcd there, beginning with the Vita graph indian story of the Old Wate

flora, a classic edited hy the » fainou ,Elbert I-lubbard and showing the an thor coiiiplctiiig his work. The thir night was The Lad from (iid lrelund a story taken on tivo continents, an hrimming over witli the \'.r.rin lris love and life ivliich has made lri

tiuo ihioi li .ill the -trcss

the Colleen waiting iii (liild lrelani and the story has a happy endiii ldinery T. White sang two songs-on an illustrated love song, “Love yu all the Time" which waz: well recei cd. But the second, “Klitlilei-n Ma

especially so to Irish ones, took tl audience by storm. liis supurh vol

every tone rang clear, sweet an r _ _ _ powerful through the large hall while the deep silence of the audicu

pliiuse which followed it, showed th deserved appreciation of the liste ers. lt was a great night at th l'eople's Theatre last night, :in there is no exaggeration in sayin so.

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Hubert Mitchell Cit left last

The excellence of. the show at The

Jar. Next came .lustiinaii and Theo-

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hearts ‘ 'rig ' .1 c- Ul exile poverty and toil. But 'l`ei'r',

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the successful Irish buy reiiif-inliers

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oui‘cen" the song dear to all hearts,

ic ce

was sho\vn to full advantage, and

during the song, and the rliigiiig ap-

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I Men play Prowse Bros.

John Tifclnnis of the winning ti-ai

midt iii' hi lust indiviiliu-il score an

litli’s caiitiiiwi second h<,nors.

T. . the ribbons while it was (_`rockett's

r and tli.; i\r\vspalYer team was th

lucky <ine.~: to catch tllcm so.

ers, one of the l\lechlinic's ‘nest howl

. siilililementeil by Matheson who play

\’_:l _sl ' `:‘h ' B " ,

on W nn Hu m` t the “bn 2” window, crested such a disturbance

' _ \ _» li, e. . . . ‘l nlso the host. average and Jack Grif-

As it was impossible for Ray Jew-

, , ,V ‘_ "Allilin Iiclzekeh Lodge, No. 10, ei.. to he piescnt, his plafe WH” O. 0. li`., meets tonight at 7.

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BROCKTON, March 29-A new

York model, exhibiting the harem skirt in a local department store

today that the police had to be call-

cd to prevent” the mob of men and boys from hrc king tlirough the plate glass.

The model ventured across the

For the Mecliiinlcs Harii<'i‘ sC<wi>@\l street toithe unmmei-cial Club f'd'r

, . dinner and was accompanied by a

fiardincr'B and h‘ti‘:1ln`s "night oil"

mob going ank coming.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

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"My liiishniid has a terrible case o

HUGH!! discourse Ori (lod’s Witne;-is

and ll. S. were the following: Henry Czillbcck, Hedciliie, to lildmonton anal thence to the coast.; George Siitlirr-

dcrson, Kensingtoii, to the const; Peter Guard and his brother, (1'I.enry, to Spokane, Wash.; Gcorgc

the VACUUM CLEANER. -Beer & Weeks.4-idlll,

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-A writ of habeas eiirnus issued Lf

Coiiiity f`ourl; licre, directing t Hudson River Heats l-lizsuitni iiiitlio ities tp produce 1<`r.':\i W. Savage, patient, in court here on April 1 has behind if; an intcrcstzhg story love and fl womun’.-1 devotion.

iielliiast of bliss (`ni'ric E. Liillmaii Brookline, illass., a stiulcnt at th New liiiglanll Coliscrvatory of Musi Boston.

Savage ,was trnnsfeiwcd to the as

Miss Billman came here and bcgu

first sent to an asylum by the offi-

Wllfim Saviiiirie limi contracts.

nt thc Metnuhysical f‘luli, a ne

thought organization, in Boston, yciir ago. Their friendship ripcne

tody as he sat in his ofiicc in l.inel»,l

Probate Court there.

officers of the Boston company, Mis

came kuowii 'that hi was 1; i‘-zsizleii

red to the lioiipitnl here. His horn

.wus formerly at Raceville, N. Y., an his parents still live tliere.

cnt of Cleveland, 0. She want

court that he slioiild hc €rf>.".

She says she emi also show th

to see justice prevail. Dir. _l’ni~.s-Qs, assistant superintendent of the l- ll- son River State Hospital, said to- night that the i1o_-ipital would make no serious opposition to Savage he- ing rel-eased, but added that in his opinion Snva,;»~,e was insane.

iuiilili

Well ! Well I What happened?

feated the invincible Mechanics ins night by 128 pins.

it must be remembered that this l

the first game the Mechanic team los since the league started on the Aren alleys.

Who ever expected this? Everybody

thought the newspaper team' would he the last team in the league with whom the Mecli-anirs would meet their Waterloo.

The goodly nuniber of spectators

present cheered the winners on t0 vic- tory and the Mechanics were certain- ly “up in the air"~ and it was some- thing new for them to “dip down"

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I‘OUGl-ll{l<iEl‘&ilf€, N. Y., March 20

llay by Judge iiaslibrouc‘& in the

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The writ was olitninrd by Geor_i;-ie

\Vood. a l’oiiglikcel>sie lawyer, ‘at th

Miss Hillman is Sacaees fiancee.

fum here from Boston Stats l-lospitnl five months ago. Two weeks ago

her fight to frcc her fiance. She says that Savage, who is gn inventor, was

cars of a Boston business firm, with

Savage and liliss Dillmnn first met

W a

into love and they became engaged.

(ln Jnn. 21 he was taken into cus-

street. Boston, and aft-er being de- . clarell insane by two doctors was commif:tc.l to nn asylum from the

He was exuminedvat the request of

llillman said toni ht Vl`l'n it le

of New York State to was transfer

Miss l~-lillman ivnsloriiierly ,,_ resid-

Boston five years ago. She says Sav- age is sane and sh-L* can satisfy the

_court Leyonil any doubt that in try- ing to frcc Savage she is l.ein_; guizl- Oll by a W0lu‘i\u’s love and li;=r desire

c d

'l`hc iie\vspupei‘ 'bowling team dc-

s t

::i'iii."

"What are you doing for him?"

for $450,000." »

wus his first game in the lc.i;;\ie s':i'- .;,:,_e,_y lady in the City is invited

to S. A. McDonald’s_millinery show this evening. 4-4d1i.

'iifdxzell nt home made candy at th;

iilnyn il.»:'_.~;e l'1ast;r.. Monday night, il-_.n‘t foi'r,cl. to put tin c;nts in your poclfct sliver if possible. 4-41161.

“licgiilar meeting of thc I’. E. I.

Poultry Association, will be held in l’i'ince of Wales College Hall, this ev- ening iit 7.30 sharp.

**'l`his evening formerly pronliiinces

the opening of the milllnery season in this city. S. A. McDonald's sliuw this evening pljoniis-as to be tb: best ever imidexiii this city.

"A special meeting of Derry Lodge Ii. O. L. will be held in Long Creek this Tuesday evening at 7.30 o`cloek to arrange for the funeral of the late "John McQuarrie, Nine Mile Creek.

**'l`he desirable farm of 82 acres,

sltiiated on Lot 34 on the Hillsboro River, owned by thc late Daniel

l Scott, is for sale as will be seen else-

where.a

“!\'otliing. 1-le has his life insured ”"l`llB [Ilan of Seats for the com-

edy drama Snowball will be on sale at the usual places on Wed. 12th of

' Airil at 10 m As there are a-

"=1"= air

Restores color to Gray or

Faded hair-Removes D a n ° druff and invigorates the Scalp -Promotes a luxuriant, healthy hair growth-Stops its falling out. Is not a dye.

$1.00 and 50° nt Drug Stores nr dii-eu! upon

receipt of price Ind 'dealers name. _Send l0c for Y\il\;r:`rill:k.b&f‘tl'e:~.'TJl:'gik. Hay Speeinlliel Co., nsruss ALL suiisrirurss

Rerldin .

For sale and recommended by' E. A. Foster, Sunnyside, successor to A. W.

_ l a. . . lout three hundrcdkscats sold in ad- vaiice. Any one wishing a good seat niust. not forget the date Wedncsday, April 12th at 10. a. m. 4-4d6i.

, “'The annual busine-‘s meeting of the Provincial Anti-Tul;erciilosis Soc-

Trmic rooms on Thursday, April tth

ing will bc held on the same date at

l. . '

invited to nttiuil thzsc me_tings.

Prowso Bros Ltd have their

Mllllnery Opening on next Thurs- day evonlng Watch their 'ads.

4 3d4l.

har. ? Buy hero and get the best value for the lowest price-and llfeop your saving for yourself.- Pr0wS6 Bros Ltd. 3-3Odt.f. i

,f..i_i.lliiriii.u ci.

lissirii-;ii A053

_ l'_lé_`l‘iél-_lf-__ lll5__U’_

three. Apply evenings to Mrs. D. A McKinnon, 23 Fitzroy St. ,_ 4-liltf.

\`/AN'l‘l€ll, girl for housework. Ap

' 2-25d2nipd .

lily Morell House, 136 Kent Bt.

' Novica-Ernest warren, North

_ River, will run his mill Wednes-

‘\7A'N'lll']D-A Capable girl f0!f ifell' days and Fridays to crack grain for

eral house work, in family of his gllstomm-B_ 4_.1d5lpd_

‘nf 'i .

is-ssl?

`iety ` will he held in the Board of

at eleven ii. ni. and the public meet-

il 1 m All interested in the work aru

Why pay for the third man‘s

_ MALL HLLI' W AN IBD

\V.ANTED, msn for general farm-

work. Apply to Perley Mutcb,

» FUR SALE

' *OR SALE-A large two tenemeii

Hillsboro Strenct.Ah_`____` 4-Sdtf.

\ OTICE-J. lt. Elliott, Elliott l_ Mills, has one litter of Elliott'

for sale. Parties needing any shoulf make application nt- once. 4-Iidrtf.

TOR SALE, 13 pure bred York- L_ shire pigs, sows and hours from best prize winners. Apply to W. H. Pope Cooke, York, P. E. I.

4~1daip<i. _

"TOR SALE, a two wheel high cart _ _ in good condition. Apply 202 Richmond St. 4-1d3i.

“POR SALE, 2 Ayrshire bulls, ten .1 months old, of good milking strain. Apply to ('. H. Robertson, Mzirsliiiclfl. 3-Zilllliipd.

’"4‘l0R SALE, 150 acres land good ___ buildings on Brackley Point Road, 6 miles from Charlottetown. Apply on the preuiises to J. Stanley Wedlock or li". H. Horne, City.

_ 3--zeutf.

_QOR SALE, double tenement house __ on Upper Prince St. Apply _to

llifrs. R. B. Huestis. 3-28dtf.

",,‘o'R`“s'Ai}E',` 'seed"{»}\iE§t,“"White __ Russian seed wheat, 162 Victoria Row, John Newsoii. 3-liidlin.

QAFEB.-New and second banu L safes carried in stock. Bargains. Dominion Safe and Vault Co‘s safes give you absolute protection against loss by fire or burglars. The Cana-

“ldlan Fairbanks Co, Limited, St.

lonNB

' * ' - Southport. 3-lildliipd.

, __ _ ___

.ll house with lawn. Apply on the premises to E. E. Jordan, 36 Upper

__T§

well known lniproved Yorkshire pigs

V W0 LET-Part of tenement house ___ on corner of Fitzroy and Ed ward Streets, with modern conveni- ences. Possession given first of May. Apply on premises to W. H. John-

4-3d3ipd.

1 ‘.0 LET, house on King St., near

.L_ Hallway Station, City with 8 rooms and hot water heating. Apply at 66 Prince St. - 4-ldoipd. V 10 LET-one half of subscrihcr’s _ house on Orlehar St. Modern coi1veniences,,rent moderate. Apply to Sidiiey_Grey_.'__ 3-30:ltf. f 10 LET. Four rooms, No. 167 _' Water St. Apply to 301 Kent §t. 3-28dt.f.

Y W0 LET, store, part of Mclnnls .__ biiildiug, suitable for general liiisiiiess. Large cellar and warehouse in connection. A. Currie & Co., Souris. _ Zi-25d1m. __ YTD LET, large brick store on the ___i busiest. part of Queen Street, close to bank: and market can be fib- tsd to suit tenant. Apply 188 Queen

Street. 1-lldtf. g_- in

WANTED ,

\V AN'ri-`:D,‘ "di-es§iniikiii'g‘. ' wiifio 117 Elm Ave

*ai

out by the day. Annie I-lickox,

__ _____ W._,______ 3-29d6ipd.

\VANTED, second hand express

pole. Inquire at Mclnnls Bros.,

Guy. __ _______ _4;i<uii»d. _

‘VANTED by Morell Farmers' In-

stitute, a pure bred Ayrshire

, bull two or three years old. §tate

51.71.' smilie 1 quickly llgnngudhngures etldsv haul! ____ _V “_

the throat amllundo. - ~ - 'I5 cents. -I,-)A“KER DYE W0RKS’_'we hm;

llomio l~lil.<lvi‘ Moiuliiy night.

4~ld\`ii

'_”~____ ,__ -- ____________ ___ .al _ the agency for Parker Dye Works

"l-lenr the big oi`rli.isti‘a under dir- Toroiito, well and fnvorubly know

evtioii of l'i-of. \\`rlu\\t at the Ulu’-\‘i\ throngliout the Island. Work entrust- pitamps and mahogany furniture. W,

ml to us will have our careful atte

. tion, John '1`. McKenzie. 3-13d1m.

' price and age. Milton H. Jardine, __ lYl9§§ll,-__,___ ,______ __4j<li'3li>il-

e \vANTED-Old Cameo broaeben, . l old iewelry, old church commun- nllontokens, oldgold coins also old

n- /\. l{nin, 116 Germain St., St. John, N. B. lf-9<lr38ipd.

H T0 LET YA