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~.a Liberal nominatxons yesterday for `the Legislature were: Mr. Duncan C. Ross, in ,West Middlesex, and Mr. Thomas R. Mayberry, in South Ox- ` ford. I O O O K :0 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOA `.""'\u. V I, 1.1.1511 nut. I |'U`yMr. Jas. Taylor of Orillii T `spent `- Easter Su'ndIa '- with `Mr..-LWm-.~Tay_ L101` W.o`rsly .u U: L * J. B. Corriveau, clerk for a Mon-i treal horse dealer, has disappeared with a sum of his employer's money, accompanied, it is said, by a. young gwoman employed as bookkeeper by] :another rm. i I F. Redditt has been Spend- ing a few days with her parents in Goderic1_1.`_ ' V . . A , -Mast Ingram. Airth of Water- down'wa the*holidayV_ guest of Mr. J. F. `Cr'.1g. V - . Mr. M. Hunt_ spent Easter at his home in Ayr. 1,. 7' . -- J. G;iv1;on was up from To- Wronto on Monday. .1! `r 1-N 1- 4 `Mr. C. -C. Gibson is home `from. Varsity for vacation. rs. In , n 11' . . -'9 on 'Mr. ZHarb< )r spent" Easter at his` ; home in Elmvale. 1, and Mrs. Williams of Brace-' bridge were visitors in Town last week. Mr. Harry Woolfidge was in To- ronto for a few days during the] week. , . -NIisss ,Les1ie' and Burnam of To- ronto spent Eastex` with `Mrs. W. B. Aiken, _% % J % I Mr. ;n:iMrs. rsutherimid "Steele `of friends" here.` Harriilton w'ere_ Easter visitors `with - ancifilfvvllrs. W. Ross Carine;-on of Erin were Eas.tertide_ g"uestsof M,-3, `Spry, High St. V` ` I . W11 ... In-a ` 'l`.'.'d~a-.. - -1-_fh..2n2;f V '- IVIi'ssM`I--I; z-:31 Marshall spent Easter! in Collingwood. _ ` .-n VJ AAAA :15 VI LlLl\.l- Mr J. O Brien_' of Haileybury was here for Easter. , IMrs. F. Jackson was in Toronto for the week_-end. Mr. Geo. Crowe spent Easter at` his home in Stayner. ` | If 7 -.--J --~-n Mr. J<')h(t`1 -Speers was down from the `S00 over `Sunday. Int!` 7. A "0 p A . ....-.r--4 ...~-au.v -Mr. C-hva-s. Catch; went 0 Hamil- ton for the holidays. 1:9 L _' ,... ---. ..V.--;, out .n.\.u|.au5. } M-r. Walter Hunter, was down from jsudbury for Sunday and Monday. ` {KN-`coo can II 1"- _.| _,, 9 1-1 -- Mrs.wG_eo_, ;Ij_..EaJ1'ley of Hamilton lvisited friends here during the week. ` `Miss Mary Me-Millan spent a few days this week in Toronto and Ayr. ` -Mr, Garrett German spent over %Sunday at his home m Owen Sound. Miss Jessie Sutherland of Bradford Espent Easter Monday with: Mrs. Pal- r ling. uuun. ;vJ.\lIl\lGy - .Mrs. Mipey;6f Peterboro is visit: ing herfdaughtez, Mrs. Wm. Kelcey, Owen St. gay: V, -`Mr. i);.;ri spent: Easter holi- days with relatives in Maple. ' "_ `G,__I `I'\__4I ` ` ' t ..J - w - u Q n V 1 V V \vII \rII\J Mis Nellie Tricker spent Good Friday.at her home in Penetang. KI: \XT..I4.-.. `Cl ----L--- -- ` " _ --- cu-J a "Mr. Ad_dison of Ottawa was an Eastertxde vxsitor here, Q Mr. TE.;rl_ "Bwe.::;1;:I'1~ V-\;;!.S"`(`l.(:WI.1 froml North Bay for the week-end. III& I`! can be measured patrons--women Call early an IITTTITKT \7f\'l T `IT A ill I n uu :--jay the fact that manyof the BEST-DRESSED vv"61i1fN"1N 13'AR11i:_}ma{s __ atised onl {with the best obtainable in Outer Apparel. v ntment of any possible delay of getting your spring ciotheg is the verdict of Women who have-looked around and l That will be YOUR VERDICT. too, wh y comp i with thevdisplays "elsewhere.-. 3;; This week we show some beautiful e ects in V *4 ` _ I-`J V1995) VI no-n\ruv ul\Ioon\v -'.--.-w..... ` i"ine Frmh am ]3thst $150. $1.60 and 51.75. British Venetian Cl 11 Suigings. 75. $1.00 and $1.25. Fine`Fancy Yoiles at $1.00. `/5 English and Panama Cloths at 50, Rev. W. A, Arr;os was in Wood-I stock on Good Friday. 1: at V 1 iissfore has ` tonouncedas BA`IERIE S BEST FOR M1;'L1NER\7 by _a large n are well le to judge. We are proud to merit this distmcnon and apprccxatc the , :"1,,_ , : A ' 1` -..L...... :1! {Jan Cu-+ +3-sash nnn non rnaf Q'I`\'T IT _..-..4. ..I.......... At -1- _ .._-I_-1 ` ""'`U 571-}: A L|TY'OF cu? om-:ss MAKING DEPT. 6' can he measured the fact manv of WOMEN IN BARRIE are its 9 wHE3w51 : v'm=;{r"1 ;nci-:1')-1':%'i'\r%ti1\gf-`-_-`thel_New Spring Hats I1 DUCT WW HI : WCII ' IC LU Juugc. VVC LC IUUU LU Lxlxau. snnnu u .......... .. uuu ...rra.\..~.-:.:\_ LHL c _ dence the pub1' A most pleasing feature is the fact that you can get MORE SIYLE A D QU LITY for he price than at any other store in town. Flowers and Ribbons constitute the In 1' part of the hat is season,and as ours are imported direct from the makers,the saving is Ix-.r,-L ben t. ` to c . I 1 -, .1 1 __ ____SLI- 4.- ----S.`l J2 . . _ . ...'...L..........L _' livery ; "Ladies are vised to shop as early in thc: week as possible to avoid disappointment in de- ove rk of our trimming staff. . Dr. W, E; Gallic, Messrs. Roy and Cecil Thomas, Roger and Gordon Wells,_ Norman Rogers, Gordon Gal- lie and Harry Hewson, of Toronto, are holidaying gt their respective homes in Town. A Mr. Jack Montgomery has so far recovered from` his `recent illness from `typhoid as to be able to return from Toronto Ttoehis home here. He `was accompanied by a ffierid, Mr. {I-Iartleyr ShaeIds.~ Miss TEtVheT1`Mcz:I\7 7I o`rTran has been holidaying in Toronto. p pr: Mr. Walter and Miss Ethel `Hunt- er of Torgnto, Miss Broder and `Miss Rhgtai ~B1"Qde~r_.'of 7 Newman-ket and .1(ster_`:..F1oy<};:` `(aulQwe11" of `/Elmvale I Miss Annie Hipkin of Toronto has been staying for a few days with, her parents, Rev. W. and Mrs. Hip-H `kin. . Mrs, (Rev.) E. Lawlor, Tapley~l town, Ont., has returned to her home after spending a few days with Mrs. C. -W. Hemsworth, Sampson St. '5(_ .._.I `ll'*,., ' --__ ..-.-.., `aw-noyavll Qt o Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Leef and daughter, and Mr. and Miss` Allward of Toronto have been staying with }`Mrs. F. N. Warerno for a. few days. on -O . __J V. F Mr. Roy -Henry, Manager of the Sterling Bank, Thornhill, was in |Town on Monday, visiting his uncle.` iMr. S. Wesley, of the The Advance.` I . i f Mrs. Anderson Irving of Winnin- wpeg spenta few days this week with her sister, Mrs. E. T. Tyrer, on her lreturn from a. trip to the Old .Coun- Etry. V ` ' x . ____ ----.,..... -...-y.zu- t `Ii/Iisses Jessie and Margaret Morri-i son of Toronto spent the week-end iwith their sister on Blake St. [ `.` a ` .1 ,_ Mr. of. Paris, Liberal candidate for North Brant, jwas a holiday visitor in Town. _. ...- -- __ 1 `Mrs. Hunter has returned to her l . . home In Toronto after spendmg four imonths with her daughter, Mrs. I Hamilton. v Mr. w. .\IcKay of New Liskeardi spent his Easter holidays in Hawke-i stone and Barrie. `Mr. VVm.g Gillespie` lias gone to Toronto for the summer. Miss Viola Collins of'Vasey is- holi- . daying at her home here. Miss L. Catcher is home from a pleasant visit in Hamilton. Master Norman Semmens is `at present seriously ill with pneumonia. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Whitebreac_l_ spent a few days in Berlin last week. - `"11 f II,, F '1` 1 _. _------J u - v - run I J.\IVV II. T and Mrs. A. Mchlabb were in` Glen Huron this week attending the funeral of the former's mother, `It A Mr. H. VV2 Eaton of Toronto spent! Easter with his uncle, Mr. J. S. John-` ston, 44 John St. ` I ,, ._,--_,---_ .,... l Mrs. E. H. Koyl of Lmdsay was a guest during the Easter holidays of Mrs. Burton, Penetang St. `If f` - vv_- - V--vrwvn-O nun-a ` Dr. iMcCarth,y s many friends, and they are legion, yvill learn with deep regret of his serxous illness. "V _ - V. . nnnusuut, I Mr.MA(r;dr'ew EV :-at-t.erson of Cold- water was the guest of Mr. J, TJ Dougall, Worsley St., at. Eastertide.l IA'f__ A Mrs: N. B. Johnston. who is lying` ill in Toronto, is reported to be somewhat improved. 11- gr - -- Mr. and little son David of the S00 have been staying` with Mrs. Stevenson. I Mrs. AT. of Hamilton isi visiting at the home of Mrs. C. \V.' Hemsworth, Sampson St. I `'1- Mise T Ma; `Caveman and Lettie| Parks of Cookstown spent Easter with Mrs. P. Moran. [ Address the Canadian Fairbanks Co.. Limited. To? Mr.'Le:) Dalton w up frbni To- ronto during the week. ` var 1 tire, seen the Dress Goods in all the store: : comp I Vickers exhibit of Spring Dress Goods If Every Farmer Knew] THEIRSDAY, APRIL 23, Pu:-an t t ' 129 of W, nemea`sui :e."3? 33n%r?o T 5: . notice 1 119705! Given. that all creditors and Dem? *3 In! claims against the estate 01' -*` Kerr. to of the Town of Barrie. in the C 3 .0! Simcoe and Province of Ontario. wife 0` James Kerr. who died on or about the nth of December. 1906. are required on or before Mr day or April. A.D. was. to send by W are _ d. or otherwise deliver to Messrs. He`? . ~ e ',i 1wl`9 om. Ill-L_.e`v_9t_ $1.16 20'. of Frnw mu Iu. or owe:-wise aeuvor to messrm U.` 8: Ct-;swicke. of the Town Barrie. So'.11W tor.,Michael Joseph Fmwley of the said r`7n of B37719 E30098. Executor of the last Wlr and testament of the said deceased. `he ? christian and surnames. addresses and den. en tions. and the full particulars of W0, 0 ma res tively. ronerly ve1'ied.8d ` *3 3300?` t`8.itany, old by them. and '1 after me and date -the said executor will pg; . . to distribute of the said ceased nnio 'thea1?t!i :e$mentitlcd thong; h'1=NCIonly to those claims of Wham 116 I. then have notice. and that u Executor wm not than be liable for the egg, 1"8!3!.l`|i1't~.thnroofao distributed muggy ,, ohrhmo ` gun has YQ.Q :nch digtgitbuzi. 4, :'-_- _`\4` ,_..v1` "' `V'CIllI ` ~ `Fl Duvu uun ., 2.. e- '. llVuu-v_.. Elwaox & cmcswxcmc. we will sell our CELEBRATE!) S("I:.\.\'T1\' COAL and \Vood for SPU' CASH 0_\'LY. 3? the following prices , May....... ..... .. ........3::.LaporI~?= June.... .... . . . . . . . . .. .... . . . . . . . .. r%T1*~>'='` July.......... ........ .. otaw-r!= August . . . . . . . . . . ....` . . . . . . . . .` P"T"~ 5Dt8mber.. . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . .. , 7.nv.*~W`'` 0ctober..... ...... av-mm November ..'l. .;.-rum Where the cash ("fem on rm: ms hoe: 8d0Dted.as 1t_1s in n y.PL`tc1`buru `(Had man! othe_r placea.1t is sa t have given gm: saus- factmn tothe cons e as well as r1w108`9" Connnmm-g Ilnn-`nu 'ol... .......a;. ..-m..m fnund usuuon to me consumers well H Consumers under '.t,he credit s:.;<:.- ] themselves struggling to pay 0t1"hxH> - fuel 11 been consumed who now fur easier provide that which is an necessit tfxcold clipzate. The na the weekly V VH. Homer I has been. doing the work of` roadmaster Bibby during the latter s illness. * ~ . EXECU'l`0R s !No'nc1: T0 cnnmrons [Coal Dom L131 VCOII DCQUUIJ hlllb 10.1 H} -`.I. _] Fairbanks-Morse Ja.<:':<)f-ali-'I`mies Gasoline Engine to :-a.w w mi, p`;[I`.p water, shell corn, grind fwd. run t)';rn ?r. etc., etc., we would not be 351: I - -:;.;,1_v the demand. Cut out this ad. Ln; 1 .<--M1: to us today, and let ua semi }" 1 nu. Catalog and tell you all a.`-nu: '.'r.1s .(\-A Q17 .\Ir. 5'11. anlu ford St, St. Mary's Church v.'..~ . of an interesting event tan-I day morning, the occ;i.~:-~: jmarriage of Miss .\i(iI`}' l-Hartt, eldest daughter -4` lHartt, to Mr, John Carr\TE lof Montreal. Very Rev. l)~ `assisted by Rev. Father ,performed the ceremony. ibrated the nuptial n1:l<.+. which the few invited gtxtg to the home of the hri<`-..7~ [where a dainty weddint: was partaken of. :\ftc.*\-. happy couple took the 8 0'6 lfor a short honeymoon. 'l ireside in Montreal. how much money he Harvest season this 'I'.V-_'_L__I__1f-_.. T Barrie and Orillia. ADDRESS Best Qualia BEGINNING MAY 151`. -L? Greatly Reduced Prices IMPORTER and Mrs. 'Ba.n-ie and Odiiia. iand Builders Supplies. LIMITED. _rompt Delivery. at have the :ir Iaim t '..-Jun . f 3.11 "Mags" Iiie (_I;ll_i11_; J71`3}o}E$ p}{{1 the week-end with friends in the 6th Ward. V . -_ -' 15.7 ixring hii d war. found IN` the ' Miss Marks of Toronto 'spen t,a few. days this week at Mr. `John Logue s. ' . L 3 ;_._=-_`1i `II; -._j 'II,__ \I._. ,! I\',I , , 300000090O0OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO : zIT\/ITi;svwC`1;oft of Toronto, visited at the home of Mr. A. Wilkinson over the holiday, - - C` `V - CI. _ - Lamb of East Toronto is staying with her sister,. Mrs. Pratt,- William St. ` _ ' `Misses Jean Iieeming and Muriel McBride" of ,Hamilton visited `Miss 7 Catcher `this week. . _ ~ 2 ~Miss ~Haz_e1 Crossen of -Hamilton has been` [staying ~ Mrs. .T- -Wal- --u-v -- ` I-'-'_)| ' M1`. and Mrs. Mason _of Richmon Hill were Eastertide vnsitors at the Parsonage. `I IN D. A 0-` _ I u. q EEchoes From South` Ward It s' here sure enough" and every lad _ is anxious to get through with 1t`as soon as possible. Ther tains required, new Draperies, etc. All ove Q notice what's needed, and as a. J naitur es your way to our store. _ ' You Know we Hie Lace Curtains Nottingham Lace . Cur- tains. Swiss Lace Cur- tains. Brussels L ace Curtains. Irish Point Lace Curtains, Heavy Scrim Curtains. . You should be able to get what you want in a range such as we show, -- -- n L: j: Miss Edna and `Master G.` Gal- braith of Toronto visited relatives ghere over `Sunday. ` " W'ithout the slight - l` exaggeration t ` retti` tonnes this storeve held are here now. ' :'_ or .. ual- ity, variety of and design, they are`away ahead of any we ever had and we've had some pretty swell ones. Art Sateens, 15c to 50 a - yard. =5 Cret es, IOC to yard. - A, n 20c and Burlap o 25c yd. fa Art Sateen JV and Cretonne I-'r3m 50 to $9.50 % per pair. /_\_;-prican lkolines, in n w designs d colors, I 1020 per yard J as. Vair 8 Sons A BREVIARY oFi*H1NGs TRANSPIRING IN BARRIFJS RAILWAY QUARTER. Silkaines Madras Wins have becqme very popular with- in t i"e'1as_t couple of `years. . - e never had such a etty range of them as we have this year. In an elegant lot of designs and colorings, with and with- out fringe. a From 351: to $l.OO per yard. . o : OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQ OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC Among the cheaper materials for curtains and draperies. Art Muslims are much in demand. - The new patterns we show now are very choice as well as being different from the usual Art Mus- lin designs. Prices from lot: to 251: yard These old favorites are always wanted. Notwith- standing the advance in price, we are selling ;them at the old price, as we placed the order for- them several months ago. Twelve different patterns. The Elrnvale 'Lance says: At a service held in Wyclie church on Tuesday afternoon last, Mrs. Mur- phy, wife of Rev. Canon Murphy, Rector of Allandale, delivered a very practical address to a large number of the women of: the church on the -objects, aims and work `of the W0- ma.n s Auxiliary of `the Church of England. The. address was listened- xo with,` great interest. ; i I;ZVr`1giVn`eVe'rmI\;Iit"<:-1-'1::1l- vs"gang are `at work in this `Ward, taking levels, I etc., for the proposed sewerage sys- ltem. T Kempenfeldt Lodge, S.O.E., joined their brethren of Southampton Lodge at their church service on Easter | Sunday.- -- 4 . ..n _ Mr. D. Wilkinson of Toronto was up visiting his brother, Mr. Neil Wilkinson, at Easter. - 9 Mr. and Mrs. -Geo, Poucher and Mrs. Leslie Poucher were holiday visitors in Toronto and. Mimico. i Onjlviaster Monday Miss` Ethel Srigley became the wife of Mr. Don- l ald Ferguson. Rev. W. A. Amos ' ofciating. It is anticipated that the opening of the C. P. R. s Sudbury branch, about June..I5th,e will have a material feiicict on 5 the ;freight%-`Fand passenger _t;i'-gic; -this f.d_i_\'.risi(fm`-.i .:V;Th'A:;'*!Dtt11jf Mrs. Albert Riddell was in Toun- ham for Sunday. 1: 1`: v\ p _._-_ ----- -----v-. .579: VVord was received here on Sun- day evening of the death in Colorado of Mr. Dalton Heard. No particulars are to hand,_ but the remains are ex- pected here to-day for interment. . _ _._d _v. ....v-.--`-.- `tvhevnholiday visitors at` Mr. `_J.S. B1-unton s were: Mr. Wm. Brown, Stroud; Mr, Hector Rosevear, Cold- 'water; 'M1ss Crown, Mr. Chas. Jones, Hamilton. Toronto, ' and- Mr. H_al1 Brunton, ixrear-end collision occurred at atu`r_B1{gf;:_ Burk s Falls` on Friday, resulting in the caboose of Conductor Arm- lat-e` r strong s freight train being convert- H' F' 'C ed into matchwood. Enrgineer.Mc- t.5t the 5"` Bride was taking his train into a L3`91a."`_' . siding, when another freight in charge iThe fall-mill of Engineer Coates and Conductor" has `been closed eM.cMurray came along and plunged lack of orders. into the rear._ An mvestigation is P1-emieg-.whi1 taking place. . 5. gqpg _of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Marshall of Huntsville are at present staying. at Mr. Frank Dalton s. They intend to locate here. . Mr.` and'Mrs. Downey of Myrtle are spending part of their honey- moon with the latter s aunt, Mrs. McPhaiI, Burton Ave. `IV - -` Art Muslims Coin Spot Muslins I6: pr yard : vvaa axwa.ya_`a Dig` lac- ttiimlakgl w thm qc t Migs MaryuCixlross, Orillia, was home for Easter. Lslins years. There are rumors that pas- senger trains Nos. 50` and 5! may he `cuto as 1a result of the change. _ Of course, when the G..T. Pacic con- nection becomes established business will undergo a revival, ` V -{-'rhe -`]'3 roTtTherhooTd' `of Railroad Trginmen. h_old their regular meet- ings V men s Hall, Allandale, on the 2n sday, at 8 p.m., and the 4th Sun t 2.30 p.m., every month. Visiting en wel- COIIIC. A n `I __.,, ,.-_-Lf___, .E (`L I-V2111`. ' *5` , At the vcstry meeting of St. George s' Church held "on Easter Monday evening, the following were elected: Wardens, Geo. Wilson and John Little, Jr.; Auditors, G. H. Est- en and `E. A. Little; .Lay Delegates, `A. W. Whish, E. A. Little and Geo-.- Wilson. 7 The Board of Railway `Commis- sioners has sent out a circular stat- ing that owing to the numerous re-` ports the board has received from its inspectors relating to_ the poor condition of the lights on a large number of locomotive engines in use on the different railway systems `in Canada, the board has had under consideration the advisability of res quiring the railway companies sub- l tric system of headlights,` or some other good system, that will give satisfactory light for the protection of life and property. The board asks companies `to le with it in writing, at as early a date as possible, such observation as they gmay wish to make regarding the proposal of the board to issue an order as suggested herein. ject to its jurisdiction to use an elec-A Richard Newton, C.P.R. brakeman, charged with criminal negligence in causing the death of Engineer `Char- les Armstrong, at Guelph Junction on March 11th, was found guilty at the Halton spring Assizes last week, and sentenced to nine months impri- sonment without hard labor by Mr. Justice Anglin. The fatal accident occurred while the-prisoner was en- gaged in making up a freight train at the Junction yard about four o clock in the morning. In order to do some shunting he opened the switch on the main line, and a spe- cial returning from Toronto to Lon- don with a Masonic excursion ran on to the Goderich line. `The en- gineer, Armstrong, put on the emer- .gency brake, but before bringing the train to a standstill struck a freight on another track which was not quite -clear. Armstrong was killed. /\ One of the most thrilling incidents in the history of railways centres in 1 a runaway engine on the Stockton 1 and Darlington line. Theengine was observed by the driver of another.` and more powerful one. Seeing the fugitive speeding in the direction of i Darlington, he uncoupled his own!" engine, crossed the points and set`, ` , out in pursuit on the same line. It was a long chase, but the pursuer,,, driven at top speed, gradually over- hauled the runaway. At last it came near enough for the driver to crawl to the front of his engine and drop a stout chain over the tender hook of the other. He returned to his foot` plate, shut off steam and screwed down his brake. This steadied the one in front and so retarded its pace that the driver. was able now to creep from his own engine on to the runaway, put on the brake, and bring it to a standstill, almost at the crowded Darlington Station. EVENTS OF THE WEEK Two stores wvfcerobbed at Wheat-A lley by a couple of daring burglars. ; `Y I nut unul: Ul _.l\\uIul3u unganus. A resolution ' endorsing technical .e.ducat_ion was, npassehd `b y,._th'e'| Canad-" ` i a.n,W; Manufacturers Assoqxatioxy V -Mr_ TEd.'TTB2oft has removed his` family to Angus. ! v`,*C6can -insurgents .made: in u_rtuc- cesful +attem_pt`>t9 wreqkja -.t,ram in 3?9ha:M!9!5 1t9%.s:vs*;rave!Jin8- 'I`-_-..A.- _.._I ` ; Dr. Sheard proposes to test the. ;new bread act in Toronto. g The .1ssVi;1hsvi1a`vs-i)-s};1'barded sev- geral Kurdish villages in Persia. run ---- The Prince of Wales will reach Quebec on` July 23, and leave the city on the 29th. .-.--.o. n . -- the gof. :s.afa.hlowe1js1. hgve vbemi, "_ r\_a`;nnn;gme%1it\1;.- vv.e`atet:!.r-. _ 1.0". ``-Idd J\nJ\nOil`|'1`:&';.`-V L`.- r 7 ; L 1 {Queen \/Vilhe1Zt(nin7a.d 'o{ folndi sgid to be suffering from "tuberculo- sns. ` isidrth Wentworth Liberals nom- inated Mr. R. A. Thompson for the Legislature, and` West Durham Lib- erals nominated Mr. Thomas Baker. TUESDAY. APRIL` 21st. , `_` Sir Adolphe Caron died at Mon.- `trea_l.` A" _ T .e 7V` I"-I\7I_t'1ch damage has been done by prairie res in the west. \ _Cement dealers or.ga`n_i,zed the Can- adian Cement Association, -".i`,l_1`;F._1'-:9.-ilf-vmillv at. Sault Ste, Marie closed indenitely owing to Foftytope` persons were`._ki11ed in the.col11s1on of two gxcqrsxon trains pear Melbourne,` Austraha. _ Mr. Waldon Lawr of Newmarkcti is holidaying here. -:1 vx . -' f?` `iiae"Tiz'{:_i;}{`}3u.i{a}"c in Per- _sia is.-gsurtounded by a` greatly. super- llot force `of Kurdish` bxfigandsv. VA _-_-c_,.s - 'Ed\`avaZ1d-dv I:Iov1a;1; ':a'-`w_: 1it':<;-3;:-:;1:-`old Chatham colored boy, was drowned. /\ 4 vu- D. Sul1 ivan, 5 G.T.R.. clerk at. M9n- treal, was killed by a subway train in New York. _Nine men we\re killed in a, dyna- mxte explosion` at Arriiagh, in Belle- chasse county, Quebec. % - Italy has (ies;:1tehed a `Squadron of eleven battleships to make a demon- lstration `in Turkish waters. It is reported that Joseph 1Chamber1ain will shortly resign his ;seat in the British House of Com- ~mons, _- V . 'sIimI 'i}}Ic'e "(E<-)1v1.;.;a1;\;;.t;\res nomin- `ated Mr. Robt. 'C1a_1pp for the Legis- +lat_uAr_e. r ` * _ ; Hon. `F. -Coechrane has decided :5 }contest Sudbury divisiotrfor the , Legislature. nu . 1- .._ i M vZ1 rxi1i 5VI'-Hitn.ey dnid` that Sher- }i&. IH_op'e of -Hastings county had % been dismissed. - 'w\-.u.,`_ up.v|_|_|;Au5 ..l.l_1__ -cvgcatcl. II` ` \...(`l`lIa;GVl`lU-_ The _s_1xth. annua! ,conve_ntzogx_ of the Mr. Rey RiTd}1'ek1'1 of Elmira was ai recent visitor here. 1 (Continued from Page Thre.) MONDAY, APRIL zoth. THE NORTHERN ADVANCE i-Sf<?.-.}l.!S!S.'.t3..13..-, ` Canadian Hospital ASSOCiatIG.. open- ed at the Parliament buildings, To- ronto. Turkey has yielded the points in dispute `with Italy, and the Italian naval demonstration will not take `place. : Moulders and strikebreakers in the `Buck stove works at Brantford had a. pitched battle. One: man, George Battye, was badly injured. I xv 1 .:-. an n n A .4. N331. T9sfcm}=E' &{"s}o'{u=rvi11e was arrested in Toronto, charged with [the abduction of Mary Alma `Hop- ikins, 2; sixteen-year-old girl. I sgieaking at ll/Ia.inchestecr,l'\Ir. vvm. ston Churchill declared himself in favor of settling the Irish question Eon broad. and generous lines. Mr. A..S7x_it1Z1[Z;i1(1;1 son holidayed in Toronto this week.