MAY 11.1912 me moss News . 'rim c"l=ianLo'r'rs'rowN eoanmiin r msc or-u-i- ~ -pAGg.m,gvger~ ,

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ii. nays to buy in tiiis.1-‘roviiice. ' _1_iii,;¢|-i, '1)u_;,|,hy_ _v,,,.m,,, mve, ,__ T,_d,_y.__ G" ____ - _ _ Billions 7 orses from the i\i'oreli

teen _____________ ai ian eoiiiprises six l-loise stables to Halifax. _

°°""' . ”*“ il. M. Williams Boston' John ` F

__ _-,_,._,._,..~.....~_-~.-.- Uilllllii Miiulaachern Geo'» _ A|,|y_ SL John; Gem H_ T“y\o,._

°»-._=;.i.::°:.:':.::‘.::.‘;“.fr::i::

Q" i ii' count- allowed. ‘|z:,;,g:,:|\c°nch¢l-an twenty-live

"New Lens

bent,-,. lnnlglit iivc cents.

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0 new pictures l’eople`s

_ |. U( h_oi'si:s and -cattle on

l'l;iil"llmllllll'l`y'H farm, West tllgyalty, .‘ lltll V. is p,,¢,l|uii|cil to MILY _ 3 5_udr{*_

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~°Attviitloii is culled iq thc_ad_ re uituri~ sale at D. A MacKay s (_-or~

mr of Wovinoiitli and Water Hts. ner'cli iozuiiiciicus at 140-30-` `0'Cl0Cl\- “h‘_' ,.,,,.¢,.,- _gl (tn_ Auctioneers.

Bti! .

i-i ii. wiuiilme. ;Hqri;ieiiiriii‘: iioli iziillil-‘;i'rev_liice'\'vvill hold Jin mcluiril iiiectiiig 'fin the'orEhard of ol ~ Qcotclifort on Monday

Jus wiui. - "Toronto, who with his” wife','lProvos-t.

May ,mb “L 2,00, p. _ni.,~ and in ____ ____,_,,,_,.,| of (ihas. Pigott, Savage H,,,~\,.,ia~_ on '|`uesday, May 14_th,_ at 20|) p_ ui. All iiitereste<l\ni'e invited

to be l‘|“'l'“"‘l~

sioci<_ uouis _

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v~_.Hoi-sciiicn and others inter- esied iii stnlllons, are re- quested in write us and rc- ulve "lynn n proof of twenty- ,mn (27) magnificent cuts of stal- nnns, etc., etc. A postal Card will bring them together with sample ..H,,,.,.,, um-tis" and prices, and full W-ilciilurs as to the heat way to li" your stallion publicity. Address,

The Charlottetown Guardian,

|_1gdr¢|_ Charlottetown.

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.._ _|i.u<-|»ii iliggiiis, Kcnsingi.on,piir- rliasml from Stephen Hiiglius, Eme- ,~|i|_ ou Wi-diiesiliiy ii threc yeiir Uni ilruii giildinir siwd. hy the well |,,,,,“-H ,l_'\'i|i-.~¢iliili‘ sfiillimi “‘l~Inl'o\ilos." Till; i-.ill uliliouigli not large is con- Eidgi-.ul hy ull who have seen him. to E io ;:,u.ui|g.i.ul\~' 'lH<\lIil 01|; io uno oil ffiriu luu-:<i~ fluif. luis licou rniueil in nu- |u~<»\'iui~i\ for uriny ii lilly. 'l`ll0 pun |-uid was $1341.01). Mr. Higrxius is to lu' i-»ui_L'l'iiti|lui.eil on his pur-

chase.

snuiiuiii`sioii_iliAiii<io'rs.

Corrected for every Wednesday and

Satui'ilay‘s issue.

Butter

Potatoes

Dressed heel Hay, loose

Chicken

Beef

, lfurliwlinst

i Gem

Turkeys

Fowl Ducks Pork Straw (Loose) - Straw (l'ressed)

; Em -

Honey Pells Hides 'lfurul ps Piirsni ps Cerunieai

l cuAiiLi,ld7Fi§i'owN iiiA_iiK1e'i‘s

tl to ti $1-2.5ll 9 to 12 1_3 to 7 70 tu 80 I 13 to 15- 15 tu 22 18 to i2 13 to i5 8 to ll;

$4 $5

35t045»

ii-‘

10 to 105

. l

20 t°i_';,iioiii.'i‘if.ii ni 'ri»_vou, ivuiy sun, to

"Corrected for every Wednesday and

:latiirdayjs issue.

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W. L. (<llicson,~ St. John; W, H, lfolie, Picton; .A.' Martin, Vn11¢y_ fwld; lu. M. Moi.o<ui, riosroni; G. io. ~]0“€Hl F. D. Fi‘asei‘, New Glasgow, l‘\If-ilBt¢l‘eil at the Queen Hotel, Chap luttetown lietwceii the lioiis of 11.15 lust nicht and 11.30 the previous night.

RCW (illuon Simpson, Charlotte-

town arrived ' last _ evening _ou the Northuml>crliiiid.K He had _ hccu in Windsor nt- tendini: the cucoenia of Kings Col- l0lZl1. This ycar’s ob.~:ci~vu.nce ...nuns made- soniev-'lint notcw_ _ 'from the

conferred on (`ol. fair Hpiiryl-'eilatt,

Miicklen and Nice }‘r_ovoi-it Lloyd' of Trinity ilollcgc, ' Toronto, and pnrty arrived in \Vindo<.r on a I-iiiecial car. P. Fiwlslurui :students made hrilliant 9h9Wl¥1l-’.'H nl; King's as iii other Col- 101-’e_=.H. A. Mci-u-‘.ci‘vi:y, fihnilotte- to\vn,_w'on the degree of ll. Sc. and annie Within four marks of the Gov- ernor (leiioriils Medal. (hitliliert A, Simiidoii, sou of Unnon ‘rind Mrs, Hlmpson_ tlliurlotti-_to\vii_ len his cings in the first year, winuini: six iirsts and two si-,con<is out of eight silh- jccts. A. L. Follett, Victoria, was simil'nrl_v siicimssfiil, inniln high mm-kg in many suhjects nnil-passed in the oilicrs.

:;'l‘lu‘re's ii uvw si'/.e 'i_u tue cidelirrit-

cd llernioiiy lloso soup which has just arrived liieri-. '|`lio oriliiiiiry cnke. fs_iin iiiiiisiiuily large one for the Ilirice but this new si'/.e is much larg- rr und oven hotter than the smaller -<5'/»0 if llossililc. lfic fi cake, 2 cakes foi' 250, 'l`lio McKinnon Drug' Co. _l_‘nrni‘r Great George nnd Knut Sti'octs. ilf_f_

INV/\l.lllS l'iN.l(lY IT.

Nofliiin.: iiiorv iluinty or iuorv easily

BORN _

t`Hll~lllfll,l\fl nt. North 'I‘i‘yon, May Ttli, to Juiucs nnil Mrs. fthislioliii, ii ilx\uL:hi'ci', Ponzie l~]liznlu'tli_

\V_llfri:d _rind _l\'l_i's_ l?.oult;'r a_ soii; _;_

DIED

(lA'i'~ At liri'Aell»i'ook, May fl, lfll2,

Sniiiiicl (lay, aged fi!! years. l<‘uiier- ul will take place toilsiy. -*'iit.iirdiiy. ut. 2 p. ni. the si‘i'viri‘. startilig ul, l.Iiil. liit.ci'nii\ut l'owunl flcuiixtry.

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'l`lll°} l<`Ali.llllli] f)l<`

NNW Mid/\lll)WS.

lily fi. l.cl.ui'hciir.)

Oiviuig to the si-,\‘crv driiutli in

soiifliiwii Kiug's and f..liicrii's (`»ouii~ iii-ri last. sunimcr there resulted ri iery poor catch oi' clover and grasses in ninuy casrs. Tile nurse crop oi

uiivzit, oats or iuirloy rohlicd the \oung clover and timothy plants of iiioisturo and plant food. Many new iiicuiloivs slioulil he liroken up this spring for ri crop which can he cured for hay, and is suitiilllc as ri nurse crop for clover and grasses. Sonic farmers' re»seedcii-lust iiutiuiin imme- diately after harvest. (lllicrs waited, hoping miicli from the effect of lull rains, anil determined to re-seed,

root time thi fiogree 1.. 'wes-

Whlte oats Black oats

Heels, por dos.

l»&l”ll, nur ll).

B99! isuuill) per lb, Bffl (‘i"iii~tsi') per lb. Pork

saab. ver lb. (small) Hilti. por ton

Striiiv, per ton EKKE Por iluri.

gllitksn | Otat - _ |

__________f’l9 ver ius.

'lfiirnlpn

Pslts

5'I'A'l‘l<. or' (iuie, Urrv os sonieuo. } un. _F l_.u<~As Uouwrv ,,, 1“"\<»l ' hi-ru-v in»\f_¢»»n»r.u ima hu is Ui' Dflrtiinr nf the f\l‘m Of F. J. (`ihn|-my, 5 °» finllur hiisliieiuiiii lihokiity of'l‘nledo n°'l|\ly and Stain iiforenoirl. :incl that sniff l_'nllf;llI niiv the sum of UNE HUNDRED ___ __' ANS for each und ever-v case offtat- __f___ that cannot be cured iw the um ul § R latorrh our.-,_ im/iNK J. onuunv ___ worn io before me and suhucrihad in ’f°""“l‘"Ca. this oth day of December.

ll l. mar.

“WI-i A. w. ui.i~:AsoN, H_,,.__(,___ __ __ Nfvr/inv Punmo.

i _ :irr urn is taken Internally

_lsfllrluiliriirtly on the hloed and muc'-

uiiii.ii-wi of the lrstem. Bend for

lestlmouinlu lm..

i*:ir..'..::-.i:'.ii.:;i.fsie- 1

55 to 58 58 tooh

14 to 16 8 to 16 ll to 10 si to 10 10 to14

' 9 td 13

S5 to $5.50

Z0 tr) 2"

9 to 12

55 to 6'

Z5 tuilli 18 to 20 9 to 10§

where necessary, early this spring. This has been done in some crises ivlivre failure occurred only in patch-

. lint what siiquld hc done with

the new nicudowa which are a gener- al fniliire?

Mnny farmers stand allllllllfll 'lf

the high cost of seed and lifsitatc to ion' the usiiiil quantity in their regu- lar seeding. Hut surely it would he poor ci-onomy to save tiventy-i'ive cents on seed and lose two dollars on- the crop! Much poorer would he the economy to let iiclds stand idle uliii iioroiiie weed posts when. an in- veiitiueut of ii few ilollnrs rel' acre wgulil i-,iipply much nieeilell' hay for next wiutcr and a new mciidow for the your following!

From past expcriinciits and the ek-

|.¢|~lc||i~¢~ of |ii'ogrcssivr. farmers ri niixturc of oats and peiislinsprovun to an the host aiiuunl hay crop. Prof. Zavitz has obtained highest yicl<lS0l fodder hy using two liusliols of oats, such as the banner varicl-Y and 00° bushel _of puns such as the Golden Vine variety. But this uiixlzure would |,e.¢_(m heavy 'with wli'_'ch to seed down. Pcriiaps it would not he ud- visuiiio io sow mm-o time uve necks of oats und two Docks of iicld D085

|,_,_ ”lla|l’u Family Pills' for constipa-;

1oioso'_

io. _ Z.) . 50 .

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in order to set n izfiufl C"Y"l‘ ‘ll grasses and clover. This aliou_ld hc cut. for hay when flu-. oats is ui thc

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A few naps” for F 'd d

ri ay an

2 7 Pieces sieseiiite comin 95° nowigc. `

i ~ Ecru Curtains somiicli.in_ clciuand $z.oo 2.40 3F25- ' ‘ - - 1

____ Bungalow N».%i_d¢ub_i¢ ‘wie

We are showing a large as

_?_:““°Slu Mii_slius.`Lttwns, Cotton Voiles, Zepllyf Gini?

“Isl lite. Youwill like them,

choice, '

Nei wiht., wiiii me me rails Eifeeis time um Paso,

Kétfn Mrdaliong the eonti-get making s very _cliarmm Mathura Newfsiii ‘waits on

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` See our Wliitewesr Sale on

Saturday

Scrim 4o inches w_i<i<:_f_1'¢8l2_1lllf

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thi 48c, Friday and Saturday

sortnieiit of beautiful Siininier

so drop in and have an earl;

de in very latest 'New York

Second Floor. _,__

Bradford; W. A. Comeau, Bt. John; J. J. Smith, Toronto; R. J. Hunter, 'l‘oronto;_ F. A. Symon, Toronto; S. D. Watson, London, Eng.; J. L. Fraser, Souris; H. S. Brinan, St. JOHN; A- C. Rogers, Surnmersldo; F. Mllflllly. New Glasgow, registered at the .Victoria Hotel Charlottetown he- tween the _hours of 11.00 last night and 11.30 'the prevloiis night.

J. J. Mcl)_ougall, .Glace Bay; John

Horne, _Winsloe; W. Mclntyre, Mill Cove; J. J. T-rainor, Bedford; J. D.

._Jl{iQIri,l-yire, .Ne orl;'__R_. A. McDonald, "“f"\'l"°V(lf¢l‘t.ll§¥»l.(£ ,i'.|':, Wil. York? _ John '_'rAl_ll.’li`._ F' _B _ rt _':':--Qinclair, ‘lffa il_to" '"1 '.'.';_ _

_ Ill ll IBV. A_ _ _ _Nhw Du minion; `1le'v. 'A. ' ll'5¢D(>-‘ii§ld<|'~'.` For-t Aiigustiis; J. M. Nicholson, Port

"Hl1l; ill. Keniierly, Brsdslbanc; Miss

A. Lore, Cliariottetown; Miss ld. Love, (_‘hiirlottetown;i Miss Harris, Uliarlottctoivn; J. A. Cameron, New Glzisgmv; W. H. Tiiwiislieiiil, Rollo Buy; registered at the Revere ilotcl, Uliarlottetoivin between the hours of 11.00 'last :iight nnil "10.30 thc pre vious night, _;

Thu. rollout performance of the co incdy drniiiii “()lir-._Wives" hy the Prince lCdwnrd Dramatic (lluh at the tiharlottetowii Opera House last evening brought out another good audience, all of whom enjoyed the performance to the full. The performers were ciicli familiar with their several parts and the play went with a swing from start to linish.Thc drill of the (luilcts was an excellent llurforiiiaiice and was heartily ap- plauded. There was _ii little delay lil .Bl5Hl'l2ll\l-Z the entertainment of th.: 0V0l\il\L!, but the good music of Prof. Vinriicoiuhc's 0rcliesti'a.kept ,ill in good humor, And the play was.li_v no inriins long or teilioiis, in fact tlicrc was not ii (lull inoiiient tlirougli- ollt. so that all retiirncd to their homes iii good time and thoruiiglily lllciiscil with thc l'rin<:c lililwiiril l')rn matic (‘lul». This company of lonnl talent has seldom if ever ,ippcaicil tl. hotter advniitaige than in "Our Wives” rind they are assured of n full house wlioiievci' licrcaftcr they may have furt.licr cntertiiiiimcnt to offer to thc iilfliixuiluz iwoivlo of iii-u.-lotto town.

::_~Rexall Liccf, iron and Wiiio is ,_

splendid spring tonic, 21 contains- all the coricciitratod iiourlnhmcnt of pri ine heel, i~oi'nhiiicd with cherry iviuo und the most palatzililc forni of irnn_ You will like this |\rsp1»ii'ation-it, iq one of the best topics that has ever lireii placed on the -market. The Mc- Kinnon Drug Co., The Rciiall Store. f‘oi-ucr Great George null Knnt Streets. My

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laliuntain, Bell &.Oo., for best coal. lowest prices. 1_23dtl_

“Tim (ionuiiic slntor shoe whose

Holihy is the making of shoes that suit stylish men. We have them in the latest lasts and shades at Goff Bros. Ncw.Store, Richmond St. 5-ildii

milk stage and, in fiivorahlc condi- tions, will given large yield of excel- lent quality.

Some fields which are loiv in fertii. ity may not give . ii catch or girls. and clover with the nurse crop o`f pens and oats. In such cases a top- dressing of harnynrd manure or n linllt Hppliuation of commercial fer- tilizer might he ri paying investment. Of course the peas take part of their nitrogen from the air in the soil. Again, the early cutting of the mix- ture shortens the period of' shading ‘he young ifi°ai~is and clover plants. l-Iowcver, where manure is not avail- nhle~the fertility taken from the soil hy last scnson’s grain crop may he replaced by applying. say; 75 lbs. nitrate of soda.; 75 ills. n-iuviate of "otash nnd 150 lhs. s'1per|\liosi‘hiifc ner acre. The pritnsh and super- uliospliatc may hc'hnrrowed in. _with thc seed hut the soda should not he applied until the irrain has rome iin_ and then only when the nl:iiitf_i___n|;n_ dry. The first rain will dissolve the mdn, carry it into the soil and make it availahlc to the plants. _

Chronic Throat Trouble ,Permanently Cured

Seven Days' Use of Cntiirrliozoiie _ Performed Rniruliir Miracle.

Miss Counters' Case Proves the Won- derful Efficacy of Outarrliovrone

in- All Throat and Nose '

. Ditwnses.

Windsor, April 3-Miss Coun-

eit to everyone trouiilcd with sorc throat, hronchitis or weak lungs.

When asked for u statement, Miss

(lounter said; “_Aho_ut _ ,seven yin-ii-s’ agar contracted A heavy 'cold .ther iioitiiui an my lungs' and resisted an treatment.'~.A!ter' I had.-flrlerl several' doctors here anikspeeialists- in Du roll: without benefit, [1 _v¢sn¢,.1;¢-, my _ruzgist an_d_.s_lk_od hlmhfer f,he_.heiit ‘emedy_iie"l_iali for cold ,on the lungs. He recoiiirfiended ' Catarrhdzorieg' which cured my cold in one weo`k'. It- brought back my voice, and I have been ever since free from my old trouble. For coughs, colds and 'lung trouble I sm rife that Oatarrhozone is the best emedy. It goes right to the sore snot, gives quick relief, and makes a lasting cure." ' Catarrliozone cures because ftehesl- fiig vapor ._fs inhaled _ to 'tht very places that are sore had `iii!lam"ed..‘ " To permaiientfy ours your winter flin, `your coughs, sneesllis and Ca- iifrii, by all means use a tried and proven remedy like Catnrrhesonn. But Mwdre of the siibstitutor sail imita-

tnr. Look for Ciifsrrhomne only, 50|; use u.oo,‘.'iit iii aeiitmi. or smmgi

frora the Catasriiogogn. C __

Buffalo. N. Y., arid.. Blyth”

fnr'i-i case will prove of great int:-r-‘

Beer i& Weeks l Beer & Weeks I Beer & Weeks |'f';'Beer & Weelui _

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This Superior Table see cut~is made of selected

hardwood and is very strong and rigid. Closed, the top measures 40x40 iiiches-opened with leaves in-

i place extends 6 feet. Six legs

are strongly priced. . . . . . .

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Everything in 'Furniture and Fiirnishliliis "Largest ~

Stock to Choose _from eu? P._'.E,.Lf|glin||_;.____. 5

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K- "Hercules" §PrinS Mattresses are best. 5 -' ’ 1 ` r " ' '~ "'l» ’ 1- _‘ ‘- Guaranteed ebsoliiicly for 25 years.`./\`lf _ _‘_ " “'~`-/- "_-` _

sizes here. go, 36, _-io, 42, 44, 46 l __ _ ____ '_f._

. ` ;__ .'-\'- r..r. "- 5':-2"* -

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F ».

. ~~‘._ fp-» ”:“`L*’_\;l 15'” -~_~ ~ . I ‘

Clicapcriii'iiiti'csses at$r.75 2.50, 2.75, .,%_______._ _ _ - °' 1 - .

ff 2..`-_';,;;'-3; f.. '. - .

us", \

V 1 _ _.»

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' Mail 0rdei's of

$15.00

Stylish new beds of many kinds are on dis-

- .play licre-the biggest selection in the pro-

' viure The handsome bed illustrated opposite »

has extra licavy posts and fillers and is extra /1 strong' 'und well enam_clcd in pure white. Small brass spindle at head and font. (othcr

‘ly es roin 2.2 to o,oo . . . . iw' ‘

1 I

_ 18.45

. This neat ,|y|c “bla is well made of hard-wood, lin- fslifd in :ith golden oak and fitted with larged turned legs

und casters. Extend to six feet, closed measures

_wx io inches flood value ul. f.. .ii - . . .. . . . . . ¢

'l`hc hull inck illustrated opposite is ii _large and attract-

ivc piccc. ll is fiifcii with 13x22 inch British bevel mlrwl' l _

luis lifi up scat and iinilic_iella holder. Stands 68

iiiclies high, 20 inches wide. Only. . - - ._. - - » - - - - - o

0 0 , 'W/0 ;

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_ _ _iS Table

1 We 'can save _you *il'ioney_ ' on ‘Fiirniture of _every

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"’.-." v "»» _`i__;,.7/2 ¢,.,"i-'~ 3 '_

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(__ 'z "i-',1'.i'_1"».;.»- ._ ~.

_‘ ._:,r.1 »>fT‘_£:'»v~ ¢ _

_ 0 $8 . _ __

V ~Tliluie_`u,`speri»il valiic sililclmard and

Lei- llic r VACUUM '.Cl.liANElf €lea_u Your 'Carpets

This Spring. lt’s a labor saver - ' _

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Sideboard V 85 ‘ ‘

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is large :ind \v»§l_r |»ro|~m-iioiicd. li's made of iiiirdiimsd fini».licil in iivii |golden_ oak. has 2 riitlcry iiraivcrs é ciipiiiiairls with p'a',i1el doors f=-i.n_cy _Waiiiilarals with shelf and fancy shaped lop. Mirror is bevel plate iiiiil' riieasiircu _i.pi.'.i inches. Sidc~ board nisir`id1\i'7h inches nigh top measures

/._-:v;{-`-I-/-_>r.'__.. _ 2 1 _ Y _ ‘ -1'-‘lxzz i::':i1':r..' _'reed 1/-iiiio

_ _ _ _.___ _ __ __ un-_Qc-~5I~ f _ i`

ljt'lrl'l‘f)N, Illnss., May 9#|r9\Vi=< l"\-

Wooilrulf, the young Htutc stri-nt. hro- l(er_ wiiiiiu-_ ili\'<ii‘r|- suit iiiill tliait- of his wiic, la hciug tiicd lu tliv |ll'<lll=\l\\ court, tislilivd today that i\li.~'s litur- giiri-t Atkiiisou. u Hiiieiililc i'lIl>=0, llllll _Dix Ilolis|'t Siuitlicr, ivrria unioug the cause of his tijoilhlei-1. llc ili->.<<:|i!i- eil an euiuoile nt ii i»ui|iimi~r liolcl in 0i.:urii|iiit, Miiluc, in wliirii 'ilix :~h_uil.li- er :ind his wife ll*-I\“0‘l .ill 1l'lll-“""“l‘ rufl_told of piistiiig togctlicr torn lut- ters from Miss Atkinson to his wife. Descrihini; U, conference he had with his wife lic suid :

I t`olrl’lirr, l \vant ‘ to 'lir-ive n. tolli

'with you, nnil,_slu‘. nn.e_v\'ercd . Uh, lu- tleeil, l‘ said I You have 1.'~ll, V0' lil' iiiivn yourself, iiild if You fainiiot lm- ,-,nvn y|,n|-gulf like ri ilri-clit, |'i‘sl'l"'ll' ahlc woman, you iinvc_;rot. to ight out of iiiy houar. `

I told lici' silo could .Jo lf* -"»lll“ll"l`-

oi' to fir, .\'oui.lu~|-. Hilo i»\'_i\l\\ =‘=ll‘l1 (ill, indeed '.’ l i=iio\\>rrl ‘lirr Bliss At- klnson's lcttcr. Shu raid 'ou f'1\u't _drive me frn`in this house, for this is my hoifsc.

i told' licr iilii: ivxisii’t fit to lir \\'llll

our cliildrrn, rind fi|rtiir~rim-r|‘, flint l could divorce lieignii thi- ft.:-ieiistli _of gh.-'¢|.1u'n(i¢»_ ._,f fir. .~lout.lu~,i-_ :~he said: Luwi:-i,-` that is the oul.V \l'l'l"" I l“\"'0 done wrong sin`i'c.L inarxtii-d ~.\'Ul\~

Then 1 slapped hor fng_u._f""l*'3_ll _ ,l""l'

into a. chair ziiin`to'i.'l her t'o`llSl5°`ll £0 me. Site jiiinpedoiiipiiuid ran to the door and screamed. _ fr.

He denied thre`at'eni`iii: her with a

'pli\to`l. ' ' ' '

Woorlriiffailmitfgeil lmvinf; l-ufin ht-

rested with ii yoliiiiz woman. _ _ '

Woodruff testified that his wife ani

Miss Atkinson were unduly affection- ate. _'

He testified that on lune 10, 1910.

he went to Ogunquit, and a short time later siiw Miss Atlilnson there, _He said that she occupied his room, ileeplng with his_wffe.

Ha said fra. Woodruff nad heen in

the hnbli; of tnking care ofthe child- ren, but after meeting \iisl Atkinson ihe was away from the hoi un nil dv. the said that in lfllfl and l‘.\l1,whcn hiiss Atkinson was nv.'a_v from Mrs. Wnodriil‘I..h-il,,wife was _like a cased

alumni. & »r rnng__:~i._;|»a the ` _ ` i, ' one urrr, _` _ay and A .noni ~ r

Niqw YfliiK, May fl.-Since the

liar. (‘. ’l`. liiciiciyiii, made his abject <-i»|ili‘ssioii in ilo ton of the niiirdei' of Miss Avis l.inneli several months nun, tho \vlici‘eiihol|ts of Miss Violet lilduiuiiils, the llrookliue heiress, who was to have married liim and who un\vii‘.li|i;;ly was the motive for his frightful crime, has been' as great- ii mystery as that of Dorothy Arnold, save that the Edmunds family has all :ilong declared itself to he in full pos- sossioii of the knowledge of Where she is living. " " `

Heston dcspatchcs stated positively

lust night that Miss i<i¢im_onds. alter recovering; from the shock of the ar- rest and siiliseiineiit confession of hrr fiance, hudfdtcided towithdraw for ol‘ timc'fr‘oin their-ioclal cii‘clc wlicrc she :ind her wealthy family luul hccu' soproniihcnt, and that hiililcu in thc"`siums` _of this city, lookiui: to religion for her sole con. solution, slid'-‘has been livini: ' the life of ¢sl»iiiu.‘;atlon of a settlement worker. A,.'_ ` '

'l`o avoid the discovery und its rit-

tcndiint iir>tol‘_i{3l.y,' , these ilespiitcliru said, the young woman has assumed the ii,.i\`mc of _l<fi'lwai'ds,__ though not r-hanging_her“Christiriii' name. `

has hcciin1‘§_'flf‘ii\t5_l}l‘n'7"l.?J~ many other young w`on1en»"enf¢l1geil 'ln thc_ _ same 'work an " . u{_ffamiiles iii tene ment iioU%; f@fi0Ww west side.

These reports fro _~Bost'0n,_ which

are positive in that fefiarhoter, say when _i;l\e.il};aE deli of 'the 'confes- sldlzrof. the‘ bi .rl an had worn off sufficiently for the young woman tb, consider her own position,-he family recommended that she take .a 'long European trip, one that would extend long beyond the time when _Richeson should have come to death in the

gectric chair, an event set for May

-Hon. -sional!-n~ Mannion

IN OPTIMISTIC Moon.

LONDON, May 9:-Hon. Richard

McBride, Premier of British Colum- bia. st the Canadian Club dinner

last nlght'r_ef1:;red to the wonderful success the Du s'-.nf Connaiizht was schlevfns. He c_ iitrihuted nn interest.

ixgjeqiiou i'<i'_-_‘die mn»3.nioij_~;_uaviii.`

iidiiifin. ‘ `

As _Vi-niet Edwards it is said, she.

_ WA __ __'_-_._._. _ _ . E ' f ,' .. -.ti . ` _

§_.:.,_ Y' ;:::_f:r:.‘:...‘___-- -f »~~.___._-. -- r __ _ _ _ _ _ .__ w,_,,Um,_,.|,. ,,l_M\,|,,;,_._ _ __ _ __ _ __ _.liniiy_ H. Baud. tiiirt_v_»uiii. 'ililrlaws

,,,,b.__ ,\.,.,,,N_e-,,N __,___,__,_._,,N.S ,,.,NANCm.-_ -_"wo iuive, soul. iw. ilvsiiiuujgh.qr._oliu»_fi<» _not uroiiiiirtsocii-». ii

\ AND ,FHM |.i_ig"|‘llif. lN Cl-lAR1'i`Y Wtlltl/§_ from Mr. _llordcn that. the _hovcin- union. ‘.l}i_ith_,of ,tiicnii shall surely he

.___ ' .___ ment proposes to telic Ui’ §ll\H_‘l\l€5l" _put to death. _ _They have wrought

ion 'nt once and to deal with it eff .»wnf||gi,,n_ thmf };i.,,,,| ,~;h,,l|_],¢ uipon

fcctively. We in British- (loliiniliia are reminded day by llfly ‘lf “ll that 5 navy moans. I liuvii ciiiiliilcnce that when the premier proiiosizs. bw _he will do shortly. a stronp;‘ policy. making. for an active and efficient flanadiau Navy, he will have the cn- tirc Dominion heliirid him. I have lieen very encouraged to hclievc therc will he results and quickly too, wlicn one has wnbched the earnest and 'splendid fasiiioii in which First i.oi‘<l_ of the Admiralty Churchill has dis- charged the duties of his office."

'N.' ii. .ii i~_ E. 1.,~-RAILWAY. ‘ 1.~

‘ s'rRrK'i~i oouriuiiiosi'

S/\CK\'ll.i.ll1, N. ll., Miiy fi-The

strike Rll.liatioh_ on thc N. il. & l‘_-1 E. I. Railway remains ahouf. thc same. 'Flin iimiimzei' is cxpcriericiiiig great difficulty' in flllliii: the ~nlnc»‘>\ of the strikers. An effort was matic to ii\du_cc an- Englisli imnriizraiit -who recently arrived here. to act as en=- gincerj hut refused, saying that li" wns no strike hreaker. Aiiother.inu'o_ pi~oi'\|red from the Ilnited _r1,t4_ites, loft. on rlaturilay night, nfter ivorkiiig ii few days. Uoiizeii-tion on tiie'road.is growing.worse every day. ._ -

(7.()lil.IER _Fl_4Il?.fl, ,, .. ._ _ _

wi'1‘H'sR0ol<lNs ' "

Ul"»N()R°|‘H llIV.lllR..

». gs- _.7 .

NEW Y()RK,' May "'!)-Stihtlng' from his country home at Wicks’-'

dunk, N. J., today, Rohr-_rt .i_. Col- uei- sud waiter'-" :armies new ever Statcnjpland, the Narrows, and then up the North River, whi-re the ma- chine' became lost in the fog. V The flight was onegof the longest ever` lndde around New’Yorlr by two men in ri hydro-aeroplane. While it was coming up the hay the duck-like sfr~_\ craft sailed directly ever the steiim» ship Pani1ma,_whfch waseomlng into' port. The lilg const liner gave the machine a salute, as did' other sorts of craft in the haycand North River.

WED WIDOW OF HIS ` _ - _ OWN SON AT 63.

lXtY.\t\_'l0, oi_'1'.s_nesv‘ille, has mar-

°%|'¥0l%EDO, May 9-John U. Baird, ' til 'N|Y‘IH<l'f\W~hf7t\\§ f\WIl »\f1l‘\', "hll‘K`.>`

lZh8f1l,"'11nyf~i tll(‘. hihlfl. Jnhii C, Hltird

_saysi "Wc'ca.a‘sec' no harm lin '-“l't`." I

__ii_l_ways likcil,__niy_iwii'n-wife, ami sliiics his dr:it,h and the doniisc.of-my first wifi' thc iill_ect.i_on has ripciicd- into li,\\'l‘." V ` "' `

.Gl1)RMAN\AllfMEN T07' ~

.~l'i‘|tlKld FUR RAISE.

lili}lt`lJN, Nay fl-'l`lic Avinlors' As

soclation, which has rem-n,i,ndly ap. peeled to the Mnnufiicturcrs' or|zarii~ zntion for hotter wn|§,s` for aviators. plans to strike on thi' eve of tue hi

_national.iyavlationrnisiitf at .lnhannls-_

thai unless' the profcsainnafl airmsn’s tcrmshrc gniritcil. _

__Aivllfiii_if‘AN_ Fi..\_u is ' _ __ ' ..s'ri_i.\Ni:i~:ii ro Tiramsis.

l.<>NIuiI~}, May il-'i‘hi-. _ l'iill Mall

Hn'/cttn iiiililislics as n strirtlim: fact ri__.i‘r_~.l.i<‘»‘i'.r,__l.iy _tha Mi-ilicni flmrer for .“.lic.iiirwf."oi_`f‘.onvlon trnt ni- vessel llylnig the Stars and .t-itr__iue»i` drri\’ed in the 'l`li=iinrie in the whole of ln", yvlir. _ ' _ ._ _ ___ ~{

Pf_)Sff‘_--\'l`l'Il~}I*]liEl`_t Slili1]S.&_

___ _ frsic Kino __‘-i1‘Ai.v.

l"lf\Ml<7, May il-King ctor Em-

riiiiuuel has einen' nn audi_ 'c to Post Wheeler, _the . new_~,;secr ry of the American Enihass_y_._ T interview

'was*`a niost cordial "o'ne. _c King

riiiidftheisccretziry-'ta1kcd `_i- half an hour. _ i|

A gentleman arriving in

oiioriottnowii on tin `monuii| train was asked by another gentlemsn__ when ___iie ._ "pf, his clothes made. He rinsweredat James _Galisghans "I thought no" was the reply, I would knew his clit of clothes 'an}_lVl55l_‘*.' he “li*=tl1¢_'l1'|i¢“ tailor ~ in the `P_!‘.nvlnca. _ _'rail Ii "gpttilsj tfgiiew thousands ei his' customers will tilt you the same. His cut and styierpf garment will command attdthl

‘_lsnywIiere. lrfyoii' are silt gettin( lWl

infection call on him and your 31100

sghsa fs the man, 118 Quoin `

ann win an et an one, James Og

NTYJUI T.i!Ni“'~“~ _ ’”"`:;ll‘\'l$_¢lN“¢'

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