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Auction Sale of stock, crop and im-' plements at W. D. Conlptuxrs, pau. lor on Monday April 21st.

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MONROE DOCTRINE UPHELD A8i

suLwAnl< AaAiNs'r 'Ae- I

BOLUTISM

PARIS, April 12.-(By the Associat

ed PFOSS)--Willie the text of the Mon- roe Doctrine amendment adopted by the League of Nations coninlission at its session last night is withheld, its mein features are substantially along the following lines: "Article Xl -Nothing in this covenant shrill be coiisil-uctcd as involidoting tiny unrec- nient, such ns the Monroe I)octriue,i for the niulntaimlnr-o ot' peace."

DlSCUStilU,ii oifthe Il/innroe Doctrine!

:liilendmf-nt, at the League of Nations colilmissiorl last night is described by

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Shoe Style with

Quality i

- Our_ new spring shoes are lieref ‘ - '

Many ' trappy styles

shown--in Browns and Greys, high medium and -low heels in A. B. C. D. -

dz widths.

ei fined here.

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MORE SATISFACTION.

no stock cliliiririiiiil ir Pesrznro uma i,|cz,ric»ts..-iiiss,ri_s/is, - SCAB,MANGE.AN'D OTHER SKIN .

else/isss. _

'ro clam our mesa PAni\slrzs,ouAnn Aesmsr conueious Diseases, cteausz. Punirv, me

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V BUT!! THAN 0lli[RS,liI£|U5!.|‘l‘ IS " _

_STAN DARDIZED, utiironii,nrPtNoAsL:.rrricirN1. one

anion or nnsso l>il> No.i Mikes so _ 10100 onions or soLurioN(uEPENniNo _

urimwim us: is ro si: mine or lr) . ; A REAL NECESSITY ABOUT _ I HORSES.CA'iTl.E,SHEEP,SWlNE,

DOGS, GOATS AND POULTRY. '

i actor, concluding by a speech by Pres-

yl spf»e:'_ll the president spoke witll great g'

those present* as of a dramatic char-

i'lex:t Wilson deprecsting the oppos ition which has been expressed and upholding the doctrine ‘as one ot»_t_he great _liulwurks agiiiust iibsolutislil Tho debate came lateln the session. other other subjects had been passed ilpnli. -

British Attitude Turned Scale

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The British attitude had been ini

doubt until the lust, but Lord Robert Cecil turned the scales by aniioiinc-_ ing that he saw no obpection in thci amendment in the term presented byl the president. Larnaude, of thcl Fi-ellch delegation followed Lord Rob l ert with 'objections to insertins ¥»l\@i Monroe Doctrine. ` '

The president paid the closest il._ttcn~ '-

tion to the opposition to the amend ment und jetted note for n reply.ln his

eilrllestncss and with somaovidence

of feeling, | ' 'i‘lio president declared that the Monroe doctrine was enunciated tr" combat the Holy Alliance and to hold' the threat of absolutlsm which ther nielincilig Europe and secklllll N” spread its absolute- power to the Wésl

ACHES AND PAINS _ QUICKLY REl.ll:`.VED

You’ll find Sloan’s Liniment softens the severe rheumatic ache

Put it on irccly. lioli'i ruli it iii.

lust let it [.‘l'.-ll'Ir.1J.~ rzltllrzilly, \\`l1:iia sense of siioiliiiii: rcllci sooii iiillowsl

lixierilzzl llclies, stiiiiii-ss. soi‘i'iii:SS.

crainpcil iniisclm. .~ti'zi_iii»:~'l >'i=\€\V~_~', hack "¢|-i¢l;_;"-tlil._~¢- ailliiciits' cant Fight off the relioviiig qiialltlcs oi Sloan’s Liiiiniciit. Clcoti, coiiveiiiciit. cconoinical_ Marie in i`:li1:ir|a_ .'\sk any druggist for it.

__ 1_1. .9 :l0_ans_ L11_111t\e_nt - ' K~i11S..P,i 111- 301:.. 604:.. $1.20

EVENTUALLY WHY NOT NOW?

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Dealers in Drugs, Groceries

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_‘Just how muchis re uired must he accurately measured. Too little would only palgtelly relieve the trouble. T00 mllirlg would injure the eyes. e use the best modern OPUCB appliances, absolutely correcting optical defects andiguaraniee satisfaction. ' ' _ _ _ ,, d

All kinds of eye glass repairing and inaicllingi lenses one

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insertion for advertising in this col-

llmh. Cash must uccompiiny order ` 0 NE [) V intnlinupi charge twenty-five cents. _ _ \__ l. l ` _'_ E

..»scHooL wom<.--'rim following A I l '_ - -

is the standing of Rollo Bay Went echo » ‘

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ol tor the llionth of March. Griulc if __ _ ~ _ _ ~ _ __ _*___. __ " ' __ _ __ ___ '

vi.--Daniel -Maonas 2. Aoeiinel _ _ _ ~ /' 'W' ” _"‘ -' "- - \,-

Burke; 3, Fidellste Gilllunt. Grade V.-

Senior.-Flomnco_Townsend; 2, Hugh' MCKHIDOH: 3. Olive Gallant. Grade V. Joseph Gaudet. Gra.de_ IV.-_-Henry Burke; 2, Jaiues `McKlnnon. Grade ill.-Domnic Gaudet; 2. James White; 3, Leith Townsend. Grade ll-Cathe rine MacRne,' _Lauretta Macltue. Donald ,Bryant`on_` 'V A

'--~-»--.--_- ern heniisphq‘re. it served its purpose in keeping this absolute power iroin the western fworld. ` ` '

One of its' giiest purposes. he said,

was to maintain territorial and polite ical lntegrlt'y ipncbhllvillg served its great purpose in the western world, it was new being brought to the laiids which -lisa felt' the iplisd or Absolut ism and niilitaidsln. it"wus it source of surprise and discourngeruent, the president said to hear opposition ex- Pressed to such a doctrine :ind such ll purpose. _ / '- .' _

The presidents speech closed tht

discussion. There was no_vote und

while there were no further rcinerksg

the chairmen f the ineetiug said the amendment would be considercdnd opted. The oolnnlission then took up the next ilrticlc of the coiicnzillt.

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iN Mlliioiiln

Mag. r-_ n. MAct>oNALo

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-~---There passed peacefully awny on Sunday March 16th, Elizabeth Wliite, widow of tlii late P, R. Macdonald.

Mrs. Macdonald was the tlmlghter

of the into Samuel White bud Abigail Armstrong, ot' St. John, N. ll.

Tliotigll ill failing health for sonic'

time hor dezitli came as it suprise to

her family and many friends by whom she will be greatly missed. ,- There ore left to mourn four sons

Macdonald Rowe (':>., city; William at Canon C<.vt_‘: Peter in Aliillcrst. N. S.; Harry in Toronto :incl Mrs. iton~ aid Mncdonald, city. ~ The i'uue.rul

servicg was oorltiucteal by Rev. J. 1). McKenzie :intl Dr. i°`ullol'ion. ln- terinent wo-i niuilo in l‘eoplr~'s (Iome- tory.

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MARGARET GRACE WEBSTER

The people oi' Ailizustli.-» Cove iirlrl

Capo 'l‘rliv»‘.i'sl~ were e-iiiiltlrnotl uno ihoeked oil F‘i'iday iiilni-llim. l\l:ll' '.’Rl.ll, \\'l\eii the slid ll:»\v.~i vziini- :li/i\i~ wirli that M:ii‘l::li‘i~t Gi‘:i<‘o We-ll»-is-i' lgcd eleven _\»'t-:irs :ind three moiftlis one of the cil\al~l_v-lwiovoli twin dliliiglii ers of Mr. and Mrs. lliirry \\'cl‘ster of Augiistine. (‘ove_ had bi-on sliddcnln called into eternity.

Thouizh .sho had not liven feelinn

well for s firw days. no danger was anticipated until 'l"liin~.<day, Wh:-_n slit was inkien to the }‘. E. i. liospttul. uc oonipiliiiiwj by her tiitllei' and limihcr

tile ronims of »~tr_~rnul joy.

g-,r Jean, who was hor tusepsrablr

Sim neuiiicli “u_ t`lo\\'er foo sweet

jto hinnm on earth." :ind has been l transplanted to the Heavenly garden

"Tile twins" :is they were familiar

‘ly known tllioiigliout the community'

ibeing of bright. attractive dlripoi-iil~ ' ° A'

fiona were loved by evorY~»0U0- Ai ;tlir-y were both gifted iii song, and levi-ir ready and willing to give plea- lguye to others. their sweet voices warn hnnrrl on innny occasions in 'I‘ryon._Am_zilstille Cove, and especially in the Mission Build nt Cape Traverse which they never failed to attend and favor with some sweet sont!- ¢ In snlwol Murpmrot wnn very bright 'and clever, and was beloved by tnnehors and pupils. and “never had _an eneniy”’ as she herself said. ` The tzrief-strlckcii parents ani’ friends, and especially the tiwln slut

companion, have the Sympathy of Lhr entire community in their surl an"

The funeral service. in suite 0! bl" roads, was very largely attended; ant"

her psstornev. Geo. Somers was con ducted by Rev. P. Fitzpatrick of Try on, who spoke beautiful words o comfort to the sorrowing ones, ani; referred touchinlzly to tho “severing of family ties" which will bc reunlior again “ill the Beautiful llomo oil high' The body was iaid_to rest in_ tht Methodist Cemetery at Cape Truversi the pall-benrors being her gchool com panions of Augustine Cove.

“Heayen seems now not so fai

ifway, since one we love is there"-

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EASTER NOVELTIES AT THE GLOVE AND NECKWEAR COUNTER

LApiEs’ FiNE WHITE Kin GLOVES, VERY FiNi-: Wilma Kin with embroi-

embroidéred back, per pair

Fins WHITE Klowith black buck, per pair ........ ._l ............. ~ _ _WHITE Kip with black em-I

broidered back, per air .............. .. ~

FiNE BLACK Kin Glioviis, plain 2

_ back (Perrins) per pair .......... .L .... ._

Fins BLACK Kip with white 2

stitching ..................................... -

FINE CoLoRED Kin in tan and Z

brown shades ............................ _; .-

WASHAELE CAPE GLovEs in grey

and khaki shades, per pair

WASHABLE. CAPE in white, natural

'and grey, gnlbroidered backs, per pa1r._.___.._. .... °

dered 'back in sliades of burgundy, “

tan and navy. Per pair`300

LAUNDERED Uoi.i.Ali AND Corrs for

wearing with suits. Per set I .........~. .`...._.. °

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FANCY CoLi.ARS in georgette, satin ' If .wf- -ni’

and piquej assorted t _i,\v__-5 A kinds, each...,_.._. C 0 - ,-,,_;#"i

WINDSOR TIES in ilifferent_ shades A 5 `

and patterns, copen, rose, nlle, red, A

l§i‘,§‘,‘,’,;”;,,,,,”‘1I,,“;,, 75c to l.00 each

RUFI-'LING in white ‘lawn and net'

‘”"*°°°' “‘ 75c to l.35 per yd.

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Acollection here that you :life sure

to be pleased with. They have been coming along by express almost every da of late and now here they are. Ally the wanted fabrics-Geol‘g»_‘ettes,

__ Crepe cle Chene, Plain Silks, Voiles,

F.very new touch in style and make

Prices range is from 98c and every-

thing between up to $12.00.

in all the latest models.

_ You will be greatly surprised at ‘lif-

range we show this _season in the Dress Department, and we would extend :iii invitation to you now to call at your first opportunity and look them over. They come_ in different materials- $erges,_Poplins and Silks;-all beauti- fully trimmed and properly tailored ;

_ each one showing the marks of expert

design and finish. All the nicest spring colol'in`gs are in evidence. Prices from

$10.00 to $35.00

Lovely- Easter Mllllneiy

We extend an invitation to our lady

customers to see our very excellent dis- play of the new season’s Millinery. Those who had the privilege ot' visiting this De- partment on Opening Days were greatly delighted, not only with the wonderful variety of modes and trimmings shown, but also with the very reasonable prices asked. As proof of this a large number of orders are now booked ahead and we would urge an early visit so that you

may not be disaéapointed in securing your new hat before aster.

Women

Women’s fine black kid laced high

cut boot, Cuban heel, neat fitting last.

Price __________________________________________ .:._$5.00 Women’s fine black kid laced boot,

medium heel, plain toe l Empress make).

Per

ine black kid boot, Cuban heel,

pointed toe. (Empress make). Per pair ............. _.__ ......

Very fine black kid laced boot,

Cuban and Spool heel, best bench made

goods ; Empress and othg; gnoakcsa $8Pcr pair .. .an .00

Dark mahogiany tony red and brown

boots with Neo in and leather soles at $5.00, 5.50, 7.00, 7.50, rind 8.00 a pair.

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_ You will not fail to be pleased with the display shown here Some' exceptional and worthy values are 'eatured in all wool serges, neatly _ made and trimmed. Coat and Skirt at _‘£15.00 and $18.00 per suit. Also in the better grades we have an assortment that _._.y_oi.i_..\liliii'_ be almost sure to find the one you like best at the price you will want to pay.

$20 00 and upto $40.00 pi-r suit ' ‘

. Black Serge Suits at $10.00

0 A woilder at the price. Made from a good weight cotton sei-ge: hard and wiry; weillgotten up in serviceable model

with neat braie and buttontrimming-black only. \iery Sileclfll Hi the price, each suit $10.00

owing to the unavoidable absence of 4 r _ _ ' l ""- ’ ‘ '-*'*'*°'“'

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