LACE CERTAINS WE ARE READY FOR BEAUTIFULLY CLEANED AND FINISHED WITH OCR SPECIAL SPRING. ARE YOU P DUST-RESISTING FINISH Let us help you with THE BY THIS SYSTEM THEY KEEP SPRING CLEANING. We CLEAN MUCH LONGER THAN have every facility for handling IF DONE IN THE dStD WAY. ALL classes of HOUSEHOLD PRESCOTTS’ and PERSONAL WORK. DTE WORKS DUNLOP’S DYEW8RKS, KILMAINHAM, DUBLIN. XI RATHMINES TERRACE. 5 GRAFTON ST. 20 REDMOND'S H3LL Branches: LB, ABBEY ST. 17 CORNMARKET. 15 Stephen s Green. Telephone—571 and 2505 Telegram*— 18 Talbot Street, Telephones: 4334 Dublin. * DyeT,” Dublin. 3 Upper Camden Street, and 4335. & Mount Brown. No. 25,671 DUBLIN THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1916. ONE HALFPENNY. PUBLIC NOTICE.
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Wholesale and Retail Traders are advised that business oai now resume its normal course. Goods trails will arrive by the Great Southern and Western Railway, the Great Northern Railway (I.), and the Midland Great Western Railway to-day (May 4th) with Food Stuffs. Vehicles collecting or delivering Food Stuffs or Coal wiii be permitted by tfje Military to pass sentries. Any civilian exhibiting Letter Heading or similar Printed Form or Billhead of any trader in Food Stuffs or Goa!, bearing a signed * « l LU«I* Un So nsnftfonfrftfS nn hso StusbcssshiQc;© Will nfirHfliftfid hu fho i\Hif B^u -fn itrqoo eoni"»»ia 0
FROM the following Firiqs
O- and R, Fry Telephone Nos. 38 and 94 Mrs. Leigh Telephone h0t 54i A. Findiater and Co. Telephone No. 3531 Daniel Murphy - „ 497 and Calvert and Lnndy „ 641 2150 Liptons Ltd. . 339 William Brown - „ 258 Freeman (Fade Street) „ 1361 Sheil & Byrne. - „ 579 Earl and Co. - - „ 268 W illiam s and Co. - „ 686 James Elliott 1059 George Gilbert 650 Donnelly Ltd, , M 1717 R . J o n e s 717 Joseph IMwnes and Co. , 1380 The Abattoy* . - 1; dutr .T. .Tflekson and Co. - 263
Committee ARE PROCURABLE BY CONSUMERS AT THESE RATES. The organisation and officers of the Ministry of Munitions and the Department of Recruiting, 32 Nassau Street (telephone 4894) is being utilised for the assistance of traders. Branch offices l^ve been opened at the National Shell Factory (telephone 4829); Bolaqds Ltd., 14 Cumberland Street, Kingstown (telephone 39) ; the London and North-Western Hotel, North Wall (Mr. Edwin Solomons, J.P., telephone 1291); and the Rathmines Town Hall (telephone 107). Ail traders requiring supplies or facilities in the vicinity of these branches caq secure them by application to the nearest of these offices. In addition, supplies wifi be sent throughout the Dublin area to-day [May 4th] by military transport, iq order to provide retail traders with provisions on repayment where required. These supplies will be delivered daily by the Food Supply Committee to responsible retail traders until the wholesale houses are able to resume their normal business. Any necessary protection to retail aqd wholesale traders will be given by the Military Authorities. BY ORDER
VIHI US }l A It HI ACES. A M I DEATHS— Continued. BUSINESS NOTICES. T All LO RINC SITUATIONS VACANT. ARTICLES FOR SALE. ARTICLES FOR SALE. D E M US. O’DUFFY—From bullet wounds received in the DYERTISEMENTTS for this Paper received by Advertisements in this Column are charged ADIES’ Covert Coats, rainproof, without rub recent riots, John O’Duffv, L.D.S., B.C.S.I., of A >F. Wilson, “ * Mail” Office, Blackrcek. Advertisements in this Column are charged at the rate of £d. per word. Minimum L ber, large stock, new shades and styles, suit 54 Rutland' square, Dublin, aged 81 years, at, the rate of id. per word. Minimum charge 6d, Four Insertions for the price oi able for rain or dust 37s. 6d., 45s., 50s. Orotty’a, MARRIAGES. RUSSELL—April 24th, 1916, at the residence of Breakfast, Dinner, LL-WOOL Irish Tweed Suits and Overcoats to charge 6d’. Four Insertions for the price of Three. Grafton Street. 0309 E25! his parents, fa 7 Ash field road, Ranelagh, Lionel A Measure by Easy Payments, from 35s.; Three. jSUUSSTRONG axd ALDERDICE—April 2oth, 1916, Ladies' .Tailormade. Costumes, from 42s. Fit and AINTERS’ Double Steps, good condition, 8 and Oliver, dearly-beloved eldest son of William Wear guaranteed. Only City Address: The City LL kinds of Pram Repairs; Hoods re-covered ' at Cooke Centenary Church, Belfast, by the Rev. Russell and Mrs. Russell aged 22 years. R.I.P. and Tea Ware. DVERTISEMENTS for this Paper received by from 4a. 6 d .; Wheels from Is. each. The P 9 feet; prices, where seen. Box D3565. this Tailors, 4 South Frederick Street (Nasssu Street), A Office. * E TV. G Strahan, B.A, Minister Fast Newry Pres SIMPSON—April 26th, 1916, accidentally shot F. Wilson, “ Mail” Office, Blackrock. Pram People, South Richmond St, D3288 E7 4 byterian Church, assisted by the Rev. H. B. Telephone 1201. A white passing Mater Hospital, Vincent Paul Simp Latest Designs by Leading Manufacturers Swanzv, M.A., Vicar of Newry, Edward Bell, son son of James Simpson, 6 Ennislcerry road', TTRACTIVE Suiitings, made to meatuTe, latest T Irish School of Motoring, 13 Amiens St.. BOUT Spring Cleaning—Brighten up your AILWAY Lost Property—Good Silk Umbrella* third' son ol George R Armstrong-, J.P., Down- Dublin, vacancies for Men wishing to be R from 2s. ; also quantity of Ladies’ and Gents’s Phihsboro’. Fortified by Rites of Holy Catholic now on -view at our Showrooms, South Great A styles. cash or easy payments. Call or A A house inside and out by a little fresh paint; fihire place, Newry, to Emily Gertrude, youngest Church. Deeply regretted by his sorrowing write Merritt’s Stotre. Wexford Street. D3107 E30 trained Mechanical Chauffeurs, fees from 5CW.; a large assortment of best ’iLxed Paints of all Waterproofs and Showerproofs. Call or write, 9a daughter ol the late George F. Alderdioe, Down- Special Class for Ladies. Oldest established Grafton Street, Dublin, B4069 E ll' ' parents and sisters. R.I.P. George’s Street and Exchequer Street. colours in stock; lowest prices. Thomas Archer, ehire place, Newry. STOUNDING Vailue in Suits and Ovtrooats from school in Dublin. A4376 E4 New Wapping Street; 11 ana 12 Upper Kevin SEXTON—April 27th, 1916, at her mother’* resi Q) MART Costumes to Measure from 3 Guineas j dence, 1 Dolphin’s terrace, South Circular road, A 40*.: Ladies’ Tailoring a specialty; cash or Street, and 35 Amiens Street, Dublin. 0280 credit. The Dubliin Tailors, 16 Angusea Street, T the Automobile School—Unlimited tuition in O latest Paris Models, newest materials* DnVi;n, Ceuherine Maria, eldest daughter of the A driving, mechanism and repairs; no.delays; Arthurs, 6 Molesworth Street. 086 t.c* kit John Saxton. R.I.P. College Green. 03697 E12 HINA, Earthenware—Quick Selling Plates, driving lessons dai-ly; A.fa.P. Certificate; fee, two -4 DEATHS. guineas. 4 Dartmouth Place, Dartmouth Road, C Bowls, Cups, Saucers, Jugs, Dishes, Teapots, BOOT Tailoring—Several Thousands safe at Cheap Shop Crate, £6 6s., with Free Teaset. Lists ENNIS Racquets, new stock, no advance ia ROLL OP HONOUR. WHYTE & SONS, LTD., Fallon's. Surits to Order from 45s. Old Ranelagh, Dublin. A4374 E4 prices; ’Varsity Racquets, 7s. 6 d .; Wiltou, CAMPBELL—May 3rd. 1916, at his residence, 24 A free. Hawkers' Lots wholesale 38s. 6d. China T DCCKERAY—April 23th, 1916, shot when dis prices until furtheir notice. 8 Mary S:reet. Gift Seconds. NoTmacot Art Gallery, King street, 10s. fad.; Fitzwilliam. 14s. 6d .; Grafton, 2is. j C Hi--per St. Columha’s road. Drumcondra, Thomas DUBLIN. E Sure you see the Name Reliance Engineering price lists free. Crotty’e, Grafton Street. Campbell (senior), to the inexpressible griet ol obliging- his duty, Cecil Eustace, 4 Warwick £3569 F4 B Works. Best Equipped Motor School in Fenton, Staffs. ' 0446 his s irrswing family. R.LP. terrace. Leeson Park, eon of the late Rev. John Ireland Driving, Mechanism, and Vulcanising ______0309 E23 Dockeray, Rector of Cong. Funeral arrange- T Gentlenhen’s Own Material Made Up /'TROQUET—Full Seta complete in box, 27a 6d., COWLEY— April 28th, 1916, shot during riots, and Trivnmedl. O’Brien’s, 38 Stuffard St., taught by competent Instructor. Day or Evening ENNIS Poles, 7s. 6d., 12s. 6d., 21s. to CO nt-.mts later. A Classes. Special Class for Ladies. J, Comerrord, v J 35s., 45s., 50s.; Mallets, , BBalls, or Hoops ' Thomas Xearse Cowley, of 93 Haddington road oS Mary Street, amd Parnell Street. 1-3583 F4 supplied separately. T per pair; Nets, 7s. 6d„ 10s. 6d.. 15s. 6d. a and Christian Union Buildings, aged 66. Funeral MYERS—Killed’ in action on April 6th. 1916, LOST AND FOUND. 21 Granby Place, rere Parnell Square Dublin. Crotty’s, Grafton fatreet. 0309 E25 Markers, 10a. 6d.; new stock Shoes, Flannel Trou : private. Signaller George Myers, of 13 North Earl street. ALKEY Disttrict—Advertisements hr the C3345 F28 sers, and’ all Requisites just received. Orotty's, “ Evening Mtai!" and ” Daily Exprws” are CRAWFORD—At her late residence, 7 Irvine Cres PLAYFAIR—April 25th, 1916, at 1 Park place, DVERTISEMENTS for this Paper received by D ALKEY District—Advertisement* for the LERICAL Waterproofs—Special Light Weight Grafton Street. 03C9 E25 cent, Church road, killed by gunshot wound, an the result of wounds received during raid on received by Mrs. Somers, Newsagent, Tie Sta A O. F. Lonergan, Ye Old Toil House, Phoenix tionery House, Dali key. D “ Evening Mail” and “ Daily Express” are C Black Waterproof Coats,-27s. 6 d .; Double Julia, the dearly-beloved wife of John Crawford. tie Fort on the 24th, George Alexander (Alec), Park Gates, North Circular Road. received by Mrs. Somers, Newsagent, The Sta Texture, medium weight, 35s.; recommended or ENNIS Repairs—Racquets Restrung throughout,1 Dveply regretted’ by her sorrowing husband, aged 23 years, eldest son of Captain and Mrs. tionery House. B-alkey T 5s. 6d., 7s. 6d., 10s. 6 d .; odd Strings fitted -ENT’S Tailor-mtade Suits and Ladies’ Costumes, hard ware; best quality, heavy, 50s. Crotty’s, parents, brothers and sisters. 6acred Heart of Playfair, A.O.D. (Royal Magazine Fort). OUND, Brown Pomeranian, in Baggot Street. Grafton Street. 0309 E25 in half an hour; all classes of Repairs done >n tha / .Tesus, have mercy on her soul. RAMSAY—Killed in action in Dublin, April 24th, Apply 49 Fitzwilliam Square. D3567 E5 G from 40s. to measure; weekly instoinents. ELIVERY Clerk wanted, with thorough know premises. Crotty’*, Grafton Street. 0309 E29 F O’Leary, 38 Stafford St.. Dublin. D3513 E21 1916. Alan L. Ramsay, Lieutenant Royal Irish ledge of timber, cement, slate and clay fJHXON—April 22nd, at Norfolk War Hospital. D RICKET—Large Stock shop-soiled Cricket Eats, YPEWRITERS—All Makes from £2 ; guarantee When your Doctor orders PURE W IN E then— BUSINESS INTIMATION. 44 A STORY OF THE REVOLT GOLDEN MESSRS. Gilbey’s INVALID PORT KNOWLES & SONS IMSIOEMTS {ROW DAY-TO-DAY exactly meets the case% regret that during the recent deplor 2f(>per bottle. able disturbance their To be obtained of afl W . & A. Gilbey’a Depots acd Agendee thrtagli- ImpresTiens of an Eye-w itn m ©nt Ireland, and Of all Chemists in Dnbtfn. GRAFTON STREET PREMISES f« EVENING ra/UL” SPECIAL) have been sacked. Not only have all The following is the conclusion of the P er A s k f o r Gilbey’s Brand. the goods been removed, but the fit circuascribed to-day owing to military re sonal narrative of the Rev. Goraon gulations. I cycle down the S.O. Rd., city tings and fixtures have been so badly dements, the opening portion of which wards, about 11 a.m. Military in possession destroyed that it will take several days near Portobello end. I turn down to the appeared in yesterday’s “ Dvenfng to put the premises into working order, Meaih Hospital. Four more wounded civi Mail" ;— lians received here. Dr Lane-Joynt tells apart altogether from replenishing the me that there are 12 dead and 14 wounded stock. At Brunswick street Phillips’ ho in Mercer’s Hospital, 17 being soldiers. Immediate steps are being taken reaching the I.T. Office die. I take leavi He talks about the frequency of tetanus O R following upon gunshot wounds, says that S him and cycle down Lombard street towards this end, and in the interval the anti-tetanus serum in Dublin is ex all orders entrusted to us will be exe docks near by. Here dwell a rough hausted, a serious outlook. He talks also We are glad to a n n o u n c e cuted from our They warn me from their doors that. of the difficulty of cleaning out the wounds dangerous to show oneself on the thoroughly, little pockets of dirt lodging front. I dismount, talk to & small shop in hidden places. s t o c k BAGGOT STREET BRANCH I leave the hospital and cross ’ Harcoort that neither our premises or keeper. Ho points out the narks of rifle street. Three shops at the lower end are bullets on the wall opposite, says the burnt out. Come back to Camden street, Orders addressed to soldiers fired them to compel people to keep stand with the crowds loosing towards have been interfered with during Ga l l a h e r L td out of sight j says also two oar if -ee .ten Jacobs. Crowds are orderly but, one and arcther keep talking about “ Williams's” ARE L Y IN G SHDT going to be looted—a sure symptom of what the recent disturbances, and that we OQW LES & SONS, •? ecu mg. A respectable young man says outside cn the quays. 1 reirao Nhey must have food, and can you blame ^ them ! But there is a are open for business as usual. UPPER BAGGOT ST., to W estland row, Nassau s;ree 24 street, and Grafton street. Cro FA LSE NOTE will receive the same care and atten PUBLIC NOTICE. street a t St. Anne street. Observe’ ;n hn speech He tells me th at M'Evoy s tion as was previously given at our ber of shops looted. A t this moment1 clothing shop was being looted, but the Grafton Street Branch. . „ * Email boys are making dashes for Kno re pectabie men stopped toe women and 4, 6, 7 & 8 Talbot Street, shop. They get bold till a couple of took the c othing from hem and deposited Telegrams, “ Pineapple, Dublin.’- sMfs send them scuttling for the mordent. it in some safe place. I try to reach I’orto Telephone No., Ballsbridge, 201. ]?ack of these thoroughfares, in Dub Ik- ..-aro bello Hospital, but a cordon of military The Food Supply Committee appointed by the vast Viman warrens whence pour cut, when- makes access impossible. Return home any excitement is afoot, a'mass of humanity N.B.—WE HOPE TO RE-OPEN IN 1.30. Trouble afterwards arises near us, Government notify that necessitous cases arising th a t is appalling. If they liked to rise and military hold the streets, and canal GRAFTON STREET NEXT WEEK. now *hey could sack all these richly stocked banks. A milkman who did not halt at thoroughfares. As it is it. is chiefly the once when called upon has TOWN T0PS08. out of the recent disturbances are now being taken youthC-h miscreants, boys and girls, w no-are A . & B . T A X I S , Ltd, leadrffi the way. Here I talk with two HIS HORSE SHOT. up wholly by the Society of St. Vincent De Paul, men Don’t think either would much ob This is on the Canal coach opposite Wei ject "tft a general looting. More shots nag _ •n. sbsI&ss. Rev. Mr. M‘ Dowell who up tfcf street. Men come out of L. Wine's has been with me since 1 o’c. ma’i s several Pioneers of Progressive and in the Rathmines Area by the Local Relief antiquarian shop. “ Curious how these attempts to get away to Terenure a- d fails. Being a Casual Gaussrie T. J. CALLAGHAN Jew s °ff>” says one of the ntei. At 7.0 M‘Dowell gets away, I accompany Locomotion, Committee, Town Hall, Rathmines. “ Thflv’ii be his diamonds he’s taking ing him to Greenmount lane. Have a con away,’’’ says he> referring to parcels they versation with Mr. Thos. Brown, of Hodges, & CO., LTD. are carrying. “ Hi, gire us an orange,” he The name of the Colonial Captain, whose POPULAR 1/- FARES Figgis and Co. He tells mo th at Hoiden gallantry I told of yesterday, and who has Any such cases should be brought to the notice calls tP. a h°y who is lcot-full and generous. Stodart, who was shot in the neighbour Orart&®s> apples ,and dried fruits are as hood of Pembroke road, was buried yester since died of his wounds, is, I am told, Day and iig h t of the Local Branch of the Society during the p l e n t f h f l as was prorused to the desert- day (Thursday). Misstear, the chemist, Captain Hewitt, of the 2nd Regiment of 13,14,15,16 DAME ST. wear'v Israelites. A iresh batch of small tells me that he had a ’phone message chat, King Edward’s Horse. The Corporal, whose boys a rrive on the run. ‘‘ Any more the G.P.O. is on fire. I visit the Grays, of gallantry and devotion equalled that of his ensuing week. From Monday, May 8th, the Poor shop- broke open?’ one of them Donore terrace. Mrs. Gray’s sisters are Phones: Rathmines, 456 REG TO INFORM THEIR CUSTOMERS shou^- I leave, ir.d traverse va with her, having been evacuate 1 out of friend and captain, is named D’Alroy. He rious backways, crow led with children, lies in Dublin Castle Hospital, and is pro AND THE PUBLIC THAT THEY ARE Law Guardians will administer relief from funds their house at Rialto Bridge. It overlooks „ Dublin, 1597a with groups a t every comer, and women the rear portion of the South Dublin Union, gressing favourably. sittiM on every doorslLp, the only person CARRYING ON BUSINESS AS USUAL, which was held by the insurrectionists. Tels.—“ WAYTE,” DUBLIN. placed at their disposal which will assist the recipients 0f i^te class other tha, themselves, in ail One of these ladies tells me that THEIR EXTENSIVE PREMISES AND area. No policeren on beat, no p r- Soldiers fired on the lunatic inmates from EOt3 to whom to shov deference, no sym her windows in ignorance of their condition Here is the manner of his death as 1 was LARGE STOCKS BEING ABSOLUTELY without involving them in any disability. bols of authority. Fora moment I wonder till she stopped them. This was a war n told it. For days and nights these two men chat I am allowed tc pass w ithout oine corner. Inside the inner workhouse gate INTACT. ALL ORDERS FOR TAILOR bitter name or challenje being burled if ter had worked as pioneers in sniper-hunting, BY ORDER. Lieut. Ramsay was killed. I return to the taking their lives in their hands, full of me I have had name; called upon me in Manse at 9.30. The road is absolutely de ING AND GENERAL OUTFITTING CAN far quieter times tha! these. But the wounds and determination. They were the HELY’S LTD., ACME WORKS, BE- serted and in darkness and no light visible people still bear the yilje of authority, end BE EXECUTED IMMEDIATELY. in any house. One has an eerie feeling that advance guard, as it were, of the army of SUME AS FOLLOWS: STAFF BINDEBY, they are decent, on th, whole, and besides death by a bullet is a possibility, for we are occupation. They had cleared Parliament they sense the sure_ c.feat, and probably LITKO, RULING, FRIDAY, 9.30 a.m.; not supposed to be abroad after 7.30, and street, and Essex street, and Fleet street. bloody end of the ins irrectionists. A na both snipers and soldiers are COMPS AND CYLINDERS, MONDAY. hen something must b attributed to auda- My last encounter with Captain Hewitt was (ipy and assurance. W ^ j dism ount at a NERVY AFTER DARK. at the comer of Eustace street and Essex DIOCESAN INTERMEDIATE pdjijt where a vista of Jacobs opens up, to I retire to bed 10 o’clock; a vest column street. see the ongoings theni( the little knot of of smoke lit up by fire fills the sky. It is MESSRS. PURTILL AND COMPANY, AND COMMERCIAL younfr aud vvc en, look a t me probably from the G.P.O. “The curiously. r together. They smoke of the * city goes up as the That was on Thursday morning. I had PUBLIC AUDITORS AND ACCOUNTANTS, SCHOOL are wondering irai? I am after, stnoke of a furnace. Fires liaxo now Anyhow I belong! to the class been -going continuously since Monday. It obtained a pass from Lord Powerscouxt, the NORTH BRITISH BUIlDIRfiS, DUBLIN, that is suspect, I’m on the side of the is conloTjMing to think of all this destruc Assistant Provost-Marshal, to enable me to School re-opens Friday, 6th May. powers th a t be. I mqu again, disnjirbed tion. T hetrrL m nt of looting also, much of visit this office, at th at time in the occu AND 8RAKCH OFFICES. in my reflections, meg disturbedairbed V ■ y’ fViethe j which might, 1 shquld think, have been jre- pation of the 5th Dublin Fusiliers. I bad Prosoeetjfis on application from lor. of G>oi * mjjaHL * awifcad Lye the autlmw^ ies-from T. W. F. JO-NES, M.A., , -j walk ^ through the building, and wnfe-feel perpetual I b” a few well-placed rfle posts, is bitter and NOTIGS TO STATS' AND CLIENTS. Headmaster. painful to think on. From ten o’clock on ing very happy to find that, though win SMOULDER I MENACE there is incessant firing of rifles, mach;ne dows and inner walls were riddled "ith The Offices and Records of the Firm are guns and cannon. From 10.30 to ,1.45 I bullets, the machinery on the basement and intaofc and business has been resumed. of our front street rei jectability, than by count about 15 very heavy explosions — on the upper floor had happily Members of the Staff Ln Dublin wail report WESLEY COLLEGE, DUBLIN all the fireworks of Sinn Fein and Volun more destruction of our beaiitiful city, un injury7. immediately at the North British Buildings. teer. I reach Peter street, and get admis happily compelled to be done by th, hands Staff located in the Provinces will proceed High-class Boarding and Day sion to the Adelaide Hospital. Four dead of our own soldiers. I think of the many as usual. HENRY soldiers are here. It is becoming a problem School for Boys and Girls. great hospitals full of sick folk in that area, PURTILL AND COMPANY. how and where they are to be buried, and An English officer at the top of Eustace PULL WORK RESUMED MONDAY and of all the groat population vf juiet fo’k the hospital grounds are proposed t a tem listening through the night to the deous street kindly gave me a sentry to see me porary expedient. Coming away from the confusion of noise, and I feel a righteous and down the street. “ There are a couple of CHERRY SMALLORlfifiE, LTD., REV. T. J. IRWIN, D.Litt., PRINCIPAL. Adelaide, I observe two of the Volunteers & destructive wrath against those who began Colonials,” he said, “ at the bottom of the in a window opposite, in a h-,use under the this strife, the SEVILLE WORKS, DUBLIN, shadow of Jacob’s. One h& on-1 e green street, and thoir manners aer kindly, but BLIND LEADERS OF THE d LIND. will felt hat of the Volunteers, he other is in abrupt.” And he smiled a smile of warn Beg to inform their Cus Re-open plain clothes; both are youths, of about 12 o’clock I lay down my book, and aftci ing. When we got to the bottom of the 17—18. The 1 .d L. the. 'olunteer regi another look at the lurid sky fall heavily tomers that WORK HAS VARIAN & CO., mentals grins down at me at. oly, if well asleep. street my sentry cautiously put his head pleased with their famous exploit. This Saturday, 29th—Awakened at 5.30 a.m. round the corner. Captain Hewitt was a BEE Pi RESUMED. BRUSH MANUFACTURERS, holding up an entire city, aw bafflin their by several very heavy explosions. It has few yards down the street. He roared at on hereditary enemies, the polity and fcb sol been going on all night then. Try to sieep riday, my sentry, “ Now, lad, keep your head diery, very likely present itpjf t0 ^uin as again but doze fitfully. Get up 8.0; try to back out of that.” The sentry kept his TALBOT STREET, DUBLIN, the best game they have r-v.r i^en a hand pray, but in vain. Nothing .con.es but head back, and turned to me. “ W hat am in. They probably count o- immunity ..iter- “ Lord have mercy on this distracted city.’' . 1 to do now, sir?” he said. “ 1 don’t Beg to announce that they wards, or at worst a few y.ont-hs’ inip. ison- Go out at 10.30. H ear stories of several 5th in st. ment. Tliey don’t realise th# wrath they civilians who have been shot by soldiers. know,” I replied, “ you are looking after resumed work with their have stirred in the governclass, and Beach rear gate of South Dublin Urnon. me, not I after you. I think we’d better wait until King Edward’s Horse comes that the soldiers wiil Meet Mr. Hennessy, the Assistant Master, full staff on inside. His chief concern is for the food along.” SHOOT THEM ON SIGHT. MAY THE 2nd, supplies of the 3,000 odd inmates He tells W hen I reach Leonard s Comer and my me that the insurgents have possesion of own stretch of road, I an aimed to find the front portion of the premises, of the A few minutes later Captain Hewitt came traffic suspended on it. I .m ompelh d to nurses’ home and the bakery. They might along. He was begrimed and dirty, and be from 100-200 in number. LTD.5 take a devious route, aij n Uy -ome weary looking. He barked out at the sen within a few yards of th< Ansc, but in He shows me ooffins iaJe of FULL SUPPLIES AS USUAL rough wood, in which lie some two dozen try, “ Now, lad, didn’t I tell you to get BEG TO INFORM THEIR CUS Dufferin avenue. On the bjfle o- the of dtead, in a shallow grave side by side. back?” Then he saw me, and turned OLASS BREAKAGE. road, a soldier lying on tjij ground, rifle TOMERS AND THE PUBLIC at the ready, halts me. I oij to ulfc that Two are unknown men. Tour are in fiercely on me. “ Who the blinkety-blank \ mates. Others are Volunteers known. A I live in the house oppcsik Mei.itime are you? he said, “ and what the blankety- GENERALLY THAT THEIR W e can replace all Breakage firing is going on briskly, v,ut wh Ae 1 good many prisoners were taken in the blink do you want here?” 1 showed him at once. can’t locate. Soldiers are jying down or Union grounds. Most of them were taken USUAL DELIVERIES OF Bitting in groups ail along tfie .. >uth Ar away. Fate unknown. The Volunteers re my pass, and told him that I wanted to get # country, which he was sent to administer, en Lax road ; mules and wag cns alsoS Th»y maining in the front portion molest nobody to the Dolphin Hotel, where I was staying. BREAD HAVE BEEN have come in from Kingstoyn_ several thou inside, inm ates nor officials. 1 do not see He snorted contemptuously, waved his re Dublin grave and irreparable injury. The respon one, nor do I see soldiers, and am told they RESUMED. SIBTHORPE, sibility for all these occurrences will, of sands strong, and are now ; ield up t'.I the. volver in the direction of the hotel and 33 MOLESWORTH STREET. firing is dealt with. The enemy ” knows \ have all withdrawn. It is not worth fight- out -Wo worn*- ‘ • Double off.” And p i a i l oourse, be thoroughly sifted, an in the that this is a highway of entry fc* them, this vast rambling old place, at least X doubled... The crack..ui tne cmwota’ bullets meantime it will not he forgotten that if In about ten minutes my s-idier calls to me fot there is more urgent work on overhead is a remarkable stimulus to sprint than I may cross if I like a the bulW ^uas. They withdrew leaving behind ing. (Established 1822.) Mr. Asquith took the fullest responsibility J them a slightly wounded comrade m the for affairs like the Dardanelles expedition, ARE GOING OVERHEAD. I hospital. Mr. Hennessy devised a plan of I he can scarcely evade a great measure of getting him out LAMBERT BRIEN & I make a dash for it, tho.,rp probab;/ that DUBLIN, W EDNESDAY, MAY 3, 1916. responsibility for having kept Mr. Birrell IN A COFFIN, A couple of days later this'Colonial captain was quite unnecessary, an I get in at three ' LIMITED, all these years at the head of the Irish ©’dock. About six o’chek the lnlitarv . which was accordingly done. To carry out and Ms corporal had worked his way PAWNBROKER, Administration, of which it is now proved finally move on. Single ^ots their ingenious plan to the artistic end they round to the Four Courts. In one of the out all the evening, evidently frc S0510 were about to deposit the supposed corpse that he was so deplorably neap able. Mr. mean streets of the back two opposing bar 1 3 ^ 2 0 ffeg fa announes that they MR. BIRRELL RESIGNS ot the houses in proximity to in the mortuary when the soldier burst open Birrell leaves history with the epitaph, Wellington Barracks, ^ with the sh arp the lid, leaped out, ran to the gate, and so ricades had been erected. From behind the WINETAVERN ST “ Capax imperii, nisi imperasset” ; and the ivpiy of the Lee-Enl\eld, and th is got clean away. Miss Phelan, nurse in ixi barricade and some houses in the charge of the Protestant Hospital, told n;e (OPPOSITE FOUR COURTS ® have Resumed Business Y esterday in the House of Commons Mr. people of Ireland are left to bear the brunt i,s going on as - write at 12.30 a.; I neighbourhood a desperate and deadly fire UNDER CHRIST CHURCH), a story of Dr. Maenamara, which gave me Best for Loa.c xn Jewellery, Silver, Motor Birrell announced that he Lad resigned his of his tragic errors. ^should add th a t Ch. Calwell stated tl a t th e had been maintained, and could not be H&oys who held the Distillery m V a rro w - the welcome relief of a laugh for the first Cars, and Bikes, Furniture, Fiaaos, position as Chief Secretary for Ireland. The time this week. Dr. M. is somewhat blunt checked. W hen the two Colonials came or Anything 'of Value. bone lane were in his opinion voji poor on th9 scene a considerable number of TODAY. announcement will take nobody by surprise. I shots. They took pot shots at sold;•(-& and in his speech. Pie had gone to attend a The WINETAVERN ST PAWN OFFICE is th« wounded soldiers had already been carried MOST EXTENSIVE and BEST MANAGED in the Mr. Birrell admits that he had made an S0G14L AND PERSONAL I officers moving about 300 yards fro.( them Volunteer who lay wounded on a path, and found him in a parlous condition. He then away. The Captain looked at his oor- INGDOM: is VERY PRIVATE and CONVENIENT, “incorrect estimate” of the Sinn Fein 1 and missed. Their best shot, it is R d, in poral with a grim significance. “ This Two KinuO-i from Dame Street and the Castle. f the South Dublin Union gang was r ___ called to a pauper attendant to go and fetch Superior New Garage. 64 GRAFTON STREET, GtlBUN. movement. That is, perhaps, Parliamen ^ Spring Fashions.—New and beautiful a priest for the purpose of administering has got to stop,” he said. tary for what most people woui' call a Tailored Coats and Skirts in Coverts and BOY OF SIXTEEN. ^ those last rites, without which no good Colours. New Showerproof Coats, latest Catholic would like to die. But the gross, a terrible, and an appalling blunder. Press—with Mr. Thomas A. Stodart, of styles, and best value.—Geary’s. Mary St. PIo brought down Lieut. Ram sal and messenger misunderstanding what the doc They filled a couple of bags w ith bombs, If his eyes were not open to what was several soldiers, and was afterwards LAum tor said, brought lint and other the *' Irish Times,” whose son was shot Fashions.—New Spring Millinery, New slung them round their shoulders, and in Deliveries as Usual. going on, it was not for want of warning. Veilings, New Scarves, New Golf Coats*. toH Stephen’s------Green,1- where he fell himself dressings, of which the worthy medico had dead during the Mount street battle, whila broad daylight, and in full view of the The “ Dublin Daily Express” mad« several New Model Corsets. Fashion, Variety, From my bedroom window I see the glare oi • sufficient. For a moment ho looked engaged on a gallant and self-sacrificing aci the fire in Sackville street, that has been j him in th unmistakable references to the serious and Value. See windows. Geary’s, Mary St/ the wrath to which he is prone, and sniping enemy, jumped over their own bar of devotion. burning since Tuesday. It is spreading from ' hen burst out, “ Will you go to and © m growing danger of the situation Mr. Fashions and Good Value in Stylislfi ricade, rushed at the barricade of the shop to shop. Another and more awful fetch-ihe T>riest!” On Monday last I had occasion to go Birrell’s reply to them, we understand, was Blouses from Is. ll^ d . to 21s. An interestfc- glare from the direction of Henry st. lights Nurse Phelan showed me the accoutre enemy, bombing right and left. It was ing collection of the very latest Hosiery; from the Irish Headquarters Command ta 8M - S H R E D an expression of regret that any newspaper up the sky. These tires are in part the con ment and clothes of the wounded Volun an inferno of fire and destruction. They LEMON and Underwear. Geary’s, Mary Street. sequence of looting. Some rascal, often a teer. The rifle was of service pattern, the the Viceregal Lodge. I was taken there by should publish, such statements. But Mr. reached the enemy barricade, blew it away, W. Leon, Ladies Tailor and Designer toy, puts a match to the paper debris lying cartridges ditto, small boro and pointed. Mr. Frank Wallen, the well-known Dublin Birrell now admits that he was wrong. How and routed the snipers lying behind it. MARMALADE has opened Warerooms, 1 & 2 Molesworth st, about, and instantly there is a fire. It is The cartridges were loose in a pouch. There And in the moment of this crowning motorist, who, when the revolution broka Excels in all that an outstanding preserve wrong he was everyone can realise who just a bit of good -fun to him. I think the were large slices of brown bread, with achievement of days and nights of peril and out, volunteered his services as a despatch- takes a walk through Sackville street, once police and military authorities might have cheese between in a food bag, change of endeavour, Captain Ilowitt fell mortally rider. He drove me up on a little sidecar should offer. SKERRY’S COLLEGE, DUBLIN, kept down a good deal of looting from the one of the proudest thoroughfares of Europe. socks, foot powder, blankets, etc., a" ser wounded, with a bullet through his heart. with a very ugly bullet mark in its t'-t.-x, As famous as “ Golden Shred.” Classes will be resumed at 79 Stephen':j beginning by planting a few men in certain viceable marching kit. I noticed that .the We need not doubt the honesty of Mr. A very gallant gentleman, indeed. the undesirable tribute of one of the many Green and 10 Harcourt street on to-mor ’vantage points commanding the princi edge of the cheese was mouldy, indicating snipers who had potted at him during smno Birrell’s motives,, nor the sincerity of his row (Friday), at usual hour. pal shopping streets, and by a little biood- that the sandwich had been prepared a con of the dangerous journeys he undenoiK. desire to preserve unity in Ireland in face H letting they could have cleared the thorough- siderable while before Monday. Mr. Wallen’s motor car was placed at tha PHOTO”SUPPLIES. : fare instantly. The looting carried on by I desire to express on behalf of my col of the German enemy, and we ca . admire, 1 left the S.D. Union by the rear gate disposal of the military authorities, and, LARGE STOCKS. the youthful rabble was the result of the and cycled to the gate lodge of the Royal leagues and myself my sincere sympathy but for his duties as despatch rider, he the generosity of the references made t^y U g ps IT IT I I I sa Id 0 B fdsa E E IMM THE REVOLT r F O U R REBELS SHOT HOTEL SI EC BRAVE NURSES RESIGNATION COMPULSION LATEST NEWS n THE MOUNT STREET BATTLE LEADERS BY COURT-MARTIAL STARS ” UNDER FIRE OF m. BIRRELL BILL INTRODUCED t % Gallant Rescue of the \ EIGHTEEN OTHERS GET IMPRISONMENT Revue Artistes Prisoners for CONFESSION IN PARLIAMENT Air Raid on a Week Ten Years Pesia! Servitodo InflloSed A THRILLING ACCOUNT Under-Estimatsd the Sinn FiGHTILG IN THE ARG9NNE SLEEPAG ON F103R5 The Compulsion Bill 'or ail men between Mr. Join Hulton, L.D.S., R.C.S.I., 62 Fein Movement the ages of eighteen and forty-one was in A number of theatrical “ stars,” who Harcourt street, nas given an “Evening troduced by the Premier in the House of were prisoners in the Shelbourne Hotel, Mail ” representative a thrilling story of Commons last night as ‘‘ the completed and FURTHER TRIALS PJGEED1G which was closely besieged by the rebels stand of the Sherwood Foresters rounded policy of the Government.” The The following further results of the trial until the back of the revolt was broken on near Mount street Bridge, as well as of the .Patrick M'Nestry. IB. ABQU TH’3 STATEMENT Bill comes into operation on the thirtieth ’Of Sinn Fein rebels are announced:— Sunday, have told the following stories ox unselfish gallantry of the medical and m us « Peter Clancy. Air. Birrell lias resigned his post as Chief day after its passing, thus giving a month’s their experiences: — William Tobin. ing 3taffi of Sir Patrick Dun’s Hospital, who Secretary for Ireland. Convicted and sentenced to death:— w me assisted by civilian volunteers in the grace to unattested married men. George Irvine. BY MR. FRED BARNES, THE WELL- Joseph Plunkett. / v e rk of rescue. In the House of Commons last night hs Under the Bill youths of eighteen are to John Doherty. KNOWN LIGHT COMEDIAN. Edward Daly. “I had witnessed the shejing of Kelly’s s a id : report thirty days after attaining that age. J. J. Walsh. I went down to the Coliseum about 11.30 gkrjpowder depot by the artillery which was When he was assured that the insurrec The service of time-expired men is extended Michael O’Hanrahan. filing down DOiier street,” said Mr. James Melinn. for the period of the war, time-expired men William Pearse. on Monday morning for a i ehearsal, and, HuRon, “ and decided to return tion was quelled he placed his resignation J. J. Reid. ivho have left the Army will be recalled. f The above were shot this morning, after noticing a group of volunteers near hn ,,-.9 ,9 via Great Brunswick street. in the hands of the Prime Minister, who John Williams. I reached the Clare street corner of Special reserves will be formed of men who .(confirmation of the sentences by the General Stephen’s Green, one of our company re had accepted it. .There was no other course oa Square, about a quarter past five, will continue in civil employment and who Officer Commanding in Chief, Convicted and sentenced to death, but marked, “ How very patriotic of them to open. Air. Birrell adm itted th a t he had IJacard can be called up when wanted. commuted to 8 years' penal servitude by have their own volunteer corps!" f £ nade an in correct estimate of the Sinn Fein f- The following were convicted and sen movement. But if on his part there had A German aeroplane made a raid on Deal the General Officer Commanding in Chief:__ While we were rehearsing tne stage man GREAT FIRING yesterday afternoon and dropped six bombs tenced, but the sentences commuted by the ager ruiaEd in and cried, “ For God’s sakji, teen an error, it had not proceeded from General Officer Commanding in Chief to ten get out, they have taken the Host Office, in Mount street. There was a large crowd any lack of thought, or consideration, of on the railway station. A number of houses John M‘Garry, werecumaged, but the only casualty was years penal servitude> and are holding people up with rifles.” in Mount street, about 100 yards from the anxiety on his part. He could assure his bridge, and to my horror I saw a number critics they must change their tactics. one man badly hurt. Thomas Bevin. Convicted and sentenced to ten years’ When we got outside we could hear firing. A woman ran across the road soldiers lying about the road at tne The Gefmans used tear shells against the penal servitude and sentence confirmed by ONE RAY OF C0A1F0RT. Thomas Walsh. chased by a man, and immediately after bridge. About a dozen women, most of French trenches between La Harazee and Tinian Lynch. the General Officer Commanding in C hief:— wards the man was shot dead. them nurses from Sir Patrick Dun’s Home, His supreme aim and duty was to main the Four de Paris, in the Argorme, on Michael Mervyn. Francis Fahey. The bullets seemed to be coming from were advancing with their hands raised tain, if possible, an unbroken and unim Tuesday evening. This was followed by a everywhere. In Sackville street I saw a above their heads, one of the nurses waving small attack and for a moment the Ger Dennis O’Callaghan. Bichard Davys. paired front. He was well aware of the cavairyman, and his horse shot dead. On a towel as a white flag. difficulties of the situation, but lie con mans gained a footing in the French ad P. E. Sweeney. Further trials are proceeding to-day. reachmg the Shelbourue Hotel, where I “ I cannot describe the nohl'e gallantry of caved it as his duty to run great risks in vanced sections. They were, however, was staying I found there was these women as they went to succour the rrdcr to maintain in the face of Europe the unable to maintain themselves there and wounded soldiers who were lying on the picture of unbroken union within the boun withdrew, suffering severely from the VERY HEAVY FIRING GOING ON. tow-path inside the lailings and about the daries of Ireland. He may have committed French lire. A man who carried my bag had hardly advertisement hoarding,” proceeded Mr. errors, but he asked the House to consider Berlin says a raid was made on the Bel IN D U B L IN THE POST OFFiOE left the hotel when he was shot down, Hatton. “ The military appear* d to have what some of the consequences might have gian trenches north of Dixmude and that ike hotel staff barricaded the doors and been shot down like rabbits by the rebels been had an attempt been made to suppress the German troops took some prisoners. windows on the ground- floor, and every who had seized Clanwilliam House and the movement and take its arms. Despite one was warned not to venture near the were firing from the windows and grounds. what had happened, thp unity of IrelaiM1 front. i assisted three women to carry a wounded ]iad been preserved. This was no Irish rs- AFTER THE RISING During the night the military got into the roa i hi the Nurse’s Home. Htretm-rs were >ellion (cheers). He hoped that, although then procured and volunteers quickly came Dublin people were for the first time since rear of the hotel, and about 4 o’clock in the it were put down, as it must be, with coa- THE ERIN MINED morning we were told to get out of our bed forward to •age, a t the same time hum anity would be Hostilities commenced on Easter Monday, rooms, as the soldiers were going to fire on ACT AS BEARERS lisplayed towards the dupes lea astray !>y favoured w ith a abilvuavy of letters this tha rebels in the trenches within Stephen’s cheir leaders. Partial Tram and Trails morning. Owing to the accumulation of Green. They included Dr. Myles Keogh, one of the W hen he left D ublin on Tuesday, and ibr T. Lipton’s Famous mails at the various railwsa.y termini the Thus we were made prisoners for a week, bravest men I ever met; Mr. Redmond the last time drove through the smokiig and during tlmt time I witnessed some re ruins of Sackville street, and whe.i he wis bervisas Post Office authorities are finding their Howard, a nephew of Mr. John Redmond, markable scenes. We could see barefooted M .P ,; Rev. Air. H all, Messrs, Marks, surrounded by the ruins of his own hopes Yacht work no easy last, and. the matter of women wearing seal coats, and quite a lot and M'Gill, residents in Dun’s and aspirations, one ray of comfort was sorting out the mails is one of considerable of children carried bottles of spirits looted Hospital Air. Marks and I were graciously permitted to reach his heat. difficulty. from the shops. directed by the military into the grounds That was that this was no Irish rebellion NO FW SH3317GE The Rotunda Rink has been taken over as Food in the hotel gradually diminished, Of Clanwilliam House, where we found Cap The Irish soldiers were still earning glc-y SUNK IN THE RSEBITEBRSNEAN a tem porary General Post Office, but onlyl and there was a shortage of bread and but tain Cursham, of the Sherwood Foresters, in all the fields of war, and evidence ms The Algusa which was officially reported Business is being gradually resumed in letters will he dealt with here. Parcels are' ter, but the staff did the best they could for lying beneath the parlour window suffering already forthcoming that some measure of Dublin. still being received and despatched at a uo from a wound in the head. With the assis good would come out of this great evil. to be mined in the Alediterranean, was Sir portion of the Amiens street building. Sniping was going on when we left, and | The staffs employed at some of the prin tance of nurses we removed him to Dun’s Thomas Lipton’s steam yacht Erin, which No telegrams are be Mg' accepted, and it cost us £2 10s to get a man to drive us Hospital, not without difficulty, as he> AIR. A SQ U IT H ’S R EG R ET. cipal public offices, including the Irish Land neither are there any 're/ffphone calls al to' Kingstown to catch the boat. did splendid P.ed Cross work before being weighed a good thirteen stone. I called on Mr. ASQUITH said that as the matter Commission and the Regimental Pay. Office, lowed, both the telegraphic and telephonic j taken over by the Admiralty. poor Mr. (.!•■• : Hyland, Percy place, a wTas one for inquiry, he would only say that returned to work to-day. services being still under the control of the j BY MISS KITTY FRANCIS, AN professional cc\ a who was afterwards The Erin was said to be the largest and military. \ AMERICAN REVUE ARTISTE. he was sure the House in every quarter had listened to his right hon. friend with sym ’ best equipped yacht in the world. She was | The city post offices opened for the first Letters posted up to 3 o’clock will be I SHOT D a; HIS GARDEN, I arrived in Dublin on Easter Sunday to pathy and emotion. He possessed in an time since Easter Monday, and were busy dealt with for England, Scotland, and all ' a steel schooner-rigged screw steamer, of present my revue, “ Airs. O’Malley’s Re exceptional degree the regard and affection dealing with applications for separation parts of Ireland. This arrangement will Iception,” at the Royal Hippodrome. and he immediately donned a white coat, 1,242 gross tonnage. Her length was 264ft.. and joined in t! e rescue work. We picked of his colleagues, and during his (Air.. allowances and old age pensions. The staff remain in force for the present. < It was my first visit to Ireland. It wis Asquith’s) public life no personal loss had her breadth 31ft., and her depth 18ft. a reception! I shall never forget it. I up many others, including Captain Leslie at tlis G.P.G. will work for some time to Aletcalfe, who was lying at Northumber been more acutely felt or deplored. She was fitted with electric light and all was never so scared in my life. I expected tie latest improvements known to the come at the Skating Rink, Rotunda to be shot down any minute. land road, shot through the thigh.” Air. REDMOND said Air. Birrell was ani In conclusion, Air. Hutton said he could mated by a single devotion to what he re sfienee of shipbuilding. [ The streets are still crowded with sight- THE DUBLIN TBAMS YVe had to sleep on the floors at the She steamed 16^ knots, and her registered She!bourne _ Hotel to escape the bullets not find words of adequate praise for the garded as the highest interest cf the coun wtncoSnet®oD£fi the x^ndows. It waV •JetrcpMtty- of The - nurseS -©f- Sir - Patrick try. - TTsr- fM r: - ft-rdTnerrrrj—feiteth-H, he -herd- work people, men and worn m, have been Dun’s Hospital and the ladies who assisted incurred some share of the blame which This magnificent vessel was built by It was a welcome sight to-day to see nothing but a massacre. You never saw Nearsrs Scott and Co., of Greenock, for temp.naniy displaced On Lie other hand, so much blood in the streets in your life. them. They were the first to risk their Mr. Birrell had laid at his own door, be label iers have rarely exoor.eueed a Luster the trams once more moving about the city. lives and rush into the fire zone to succour cause he entirely agreed with his view that Count Florio, senior p artn e r in Messrs. Near us was a blind institution. Paring Horio-Eubattino, a famous Italian shipping jbune Thousands of them are engaged in A small service was started tr.e pt Our Chief Stores at 36 Grafton Street having been entirely BOOTH Bros. looted and wrecked, we deeply Stephen Street, D U B LIN . regret being unable to resume TODD, business from here for a short time until our Stock and fixtures O PEN as usual. have been replenished. & C o ., L td . W e hope our Customers will Beg to announce that kindly bear with us for a little. THE BUSINESS OF Meantime they can draw their Business in their supplies and continue their ac HENRY & Wholesale^ and Retail JAMES, counts as usual at any Branch The Henry Street P A R L IA M E N T ST. and D AM E ST., most convenient at the following Will be CARRIED ON at Our BRANCH, Cs9 addresses ; Departments will be ROBERT I GO Warehouse Coy. Wish to notify that their Premises, 43 Sth. Gt George’s Street, resumed ~ To-M orrow WILL OPEN TO-DAY 89,82 & 83 GRAFTON ST. While the former Premises are Undergoing lain St„ Oundrom. 81a Raihmines Road. Repairs. AT HU O’CLOCK, (Friday) ^at 10 o’clock. and Stock are intact, and are open r 1 j n j 24 Sandymqunt Green to transact business as usual. IN A FEW DAY’S TIME WE HOPE TO I 48 HiglifisEd Read, gg [ ower Drumcondra Their Stocks and HAVE A SALE OF DAMAGED GOODS, Rathgar. Road. A DA UTM EN TS O FE E It E D. Premises are intact. A nT IC L E S IVA NTED. FRONT and Back Drawingroom, Unfurnished, use of Kitchen; Upper Rathmines; 8s. a j All Orders forwarded by post will be immediately A DVERTISEMENTS for this Paper received by week. Box F 3939, this Office. E4 A f , Si, ' L°nergan, ye Old Toll House, Phoenix | attended to. | 1 ark Gates, North Circular Road. r 0OM.S to Let, spacious, suitable for iny-Ai.ig. L Apply 25 Mary Street. D3580 !-S R T Highest Prices—James Hill and Son, Bache. URNISHED Apartments, board as required. 28 A lor s Walk, Purchases Furniture. Antiuueas F Upper Gardiner Street. C3839 116 prompt eash. A4591 KIO UPERIOR Board Residence, Sittingroom, bath, B O U T Furniture—Highest Prices paid for Fur- RESUMPTION OF BUSINESS. niture, Carpete, Pianofortes, China, Glass.' s electric light. BaLlington House, Percy A send postcard, representative will ca’l. James J- |LEVERETT & FRYE,! Place, Mount Street. C3831 t6 Scaunell, Auctioneer, 4 Bachelor’s Walk. I 36 GRAFTON STREET. I /TW O gentlemen, full board, 15s. each; partial, ______E4373 E15 $ « J- 11s.; bath, sittingroom. Box o2 L, this A T'L Classes Rags, Bones, Bottles. Brass, Copper! A R N O T T & co. Offloe. B7 a.A. Iron, Lead, Einc, Metal, Hair, Furniture Sacks, etc.- highest prices given The Dublin Rag OOD Shops to Let central, cheap; also Barbqr’i OOK-CASE or Chest of Dfawer3 a n d C h m J & fohop. A p p ly 22 M arlboro' Street. G Cabinet wanted; uo dealers. Box F 370A M cBIRNEY CO., LTD B 3 8 3 4 1& B SOUTH CITY MARKETS, ARNOTT & CO. (DUBLIN), LTD. this Office. : ___ _a A ROE Premises, Rooms, Stores, and Offices U ALKEY District—Advertisements for tha! i Let, temporarily. 35 North George’s Street D Evening M ail” and “ Daily Express’* ar<»' G 3845 IA received by Mrs. Somers. Newsagent- The Stod tiouery House. Dalkey. FFIOES. Good Flats, to Let, 14 Granby Row ' — ..... HAVE RESUMED BUSINESS. Apply 25 Hardwick Street, B4318 E6 GROCERIES, 0 T^CRNITURE wanted, Secondhand preferred A reasonablo price given; no dealers. Box O HOP and' large Showroom to Let. 101 Talbt D3279 this Office. O Street, near North Earl Street. Apply 22 E7{ PROVISIONS, ETC. 23 Talbot Street. €3846 ES ^BATHERS, Rubber, Hair, wanted. Highest prie« 1 Paid, would call. Hibernian Feather Co., a IPO Let, large Offices, front and bask Drawing Cheater’s Lane (Genuine Buyers). D3423 E14- NORTON’S L room, 60 Dawson Street, Dublin. I:,4 JHEATHER BEDS WANTED; HIGHEST PRIDES This concern has b e e n open for TYRCONNEBL Road, Inchicore—Modern 2 X1 PAID; WOULD SEND TO EXAMINE. IRISI5 i W uLS? t£R£ VficeetT dobbin, bath, h. aiid c. large garden, front and rere. j ’PHONE 661. IRISH FIRM. ORIGINAL ADVER4 (business every day since Easter Mon MONSTER GLASS & CHINA Apply at No. 74- D3566 E8 \TISERS. 6X7X F8- 16‘ Their premises practically VTIGUEST Price given ell kinds Metals, Rubbery m r ,t e t t day. except Saturday, and is now well Thomas1 homas OourtOnnrt fTh.nm'TS(Thomas St.),Ri Y TVnhlinDublin. A4380AA7CA pJ A BOUT Money—Loans granted from £3 up- ERALDRY. International, all Information) wards, easily, pD otely, promptly, by ’ The H beside each Escutcheon, coloured if required*' Irish Firnl,” John V >• ler and Sou, 2 E'ownes s valuable work. Box A4747, this Office. E’fl replenished with Goods. STORES, street, Dan,e Street. B4155 E 11 escaped injury, and a l l GREEN, 109 Lower Gardiner Street, Dublin^ ALKRY Districb—iVdvertisemtnta for the T Contractor, highest prices rags, bones, lead. ’> Evening Mail” and “ Daily Express’ are brass copper, rubber, feather beds, hair, cast-off received by Mrs. Somers Newsagent, The Sta clothes, furniture, china ware, prompt attention by tionery House, Dalkey. 5&55 HENRY ST. post. Closed on Saturdays. E427E2 Ga ry CROW Street, Dame Street—Loans from £3 • — < 1 AM Pots wanted by manufacturer; good' price* to ail householders. Apply by post or other XU given; state quantity. Box 465. Dixon, wise, promp attention. Strictly private. J their stocks a r e in perfect “ .Waii” Office, Kingstown. 0345 Gjj) 5397 E26 BUSINESS AS USUAL AWLOR, Briscoe and Co., Ltd., will purchase J. P. Ca DEi\ 1 l » i tki . L your Furniture, Pianos or complete Furnish* , ing; or dispose of them at their weekiy Thursday S. WEEKLY—High-class Artificial Teeth, by easy Auction. 34 Lower Ormond Quay. * A4410 E3 TO-MORROW I instalments; Painless Extractions, Is. Steyn's Dental Surgery, 94 Ranelagh Road. C3531 E6 LD Hair Mattresses and Cushions ,in any coin order. W O dition, wanted for highest cash price. Beni AINLESS Dentistry — Mr. Henry J. Brad law nett, 3 Oharlemont Street. A4476 Eld P supplies Good Prize Medal Artificial Teeth, guaranteed for comfort, durability, and natural END Postcard and I will coll and Buy your FRIDAY. appearance; extractions of stumps unnecessary; S Secondhand Furniture. L. Brennan, IS North Earl St. Seta from 21s.; Single Tooth, 2s. 6d. ; Fillings, Aruott St. S.C.Rd. D3280 E7 Tremendous Reserved Stock, vrhic-h will ! 2s. 6 d . ; Extractions, 2s. 6d. Constant attendance, XO to 8. Country patients, only one visit necessary. T ANTED, all kind’s of good Books, No vela. Magazines. Woods, 77 Aungier Street. he sold at the usual Lowest Cash Prices. Personal attendance. Established X890- Only W Address: 78 Barcourt S tre e t. ______F3942 E8 F393S E t Begs to announce that ASSISTANTS PLEASE NOTE. m Aston’s Quay, Dublin MOTORS. MACHINERY. ALLEN’S ARAGE. W G Advertisements in this Column are charged business will be resumed A 1 at the rate of 4'd- Per word. Minimum DELIVERY FROM STOCK. charge 6d’. Four Insertions for the price ot A.J.S., TRIUMPH, DOUGLAS, ROVER, INDIAN, Three. AM . EXCELSIOR, and O.K. MODELS. H AND 12 ST. ANDREW STREET, AND NYTHING in Engineers’ Stores and General' Business Resumed TRINITY ST. GARAGE, DUBLIN. To -morrow. HARRY A Requirements can best be obtained from! Tuck’s, Lower Abbey Street, Dublin. F3534 G l DVANCES on Motor Bikes and Cars. Gorman, Pawnbroker, Winetavern Street, opposite A LL Wearing Parts stocked and Lawn Mowers Four Courts and under Christ Church. Superior Ground by Automatic Machines. Wilson and immense Stocks of tie Daintiest of Hew Goods. new garage, C151 G1 A Co. Engineers. 9mithfield. E342S E2<5( PREMISES AND STOCK INTACT. T Woods’, Westland Row—The wonderful 4j A B.iI.A.’s, unequalled for power, reliability, FERGUSON Lovely Frocks, Costumes, Blouses end value. A3569 829 SOU^D REASONS d RE SCENT, Hockley, and Invicta, two-stroke can be readily given for the use of a remedy! LTD, j Motor Cycles, single and two-speed gears, ( which has achieved extraordinary popular* Gowns, Millinery, Gloves, from £32 to £40; delivery from stock Sole Irish LAW LOR, BRISCOE Agents: Rudge-Whitworth, Ltd., Stephen’s Green, ity, universal reputation, and which more & CO., LTD., Dublin. D3443 E13 over, commands the greatest sale of any 34 and 35 LOWER ORMOND QUAY. ARE OPEN FOR proprietary medicine in the world. Tha HAVE PLEASURE TO ANNOUNCE TIL AT THEY HAVE RESUMED BUSINESS . M. C., 34, 44, and 6 h.p. Motor Cycles, three. Neckwear, Boots, ||§ I J speed countershaft gears; delivery from stock simple fact that this remedy— Peechana’a LAND WILL HOLD THEIR USUAL WEEKLY AUCTION ON THURSDAY NEXT Soie Irish Agents: Rudge-Whitworth, Ltd., fcttp Pills—has such an enormous clientele, 11th INST., A T 1.30 P.M. BUSINESS. hen’s Green, Dublin. _____ D 5 4 4 5 E embracing men and women in all ranks oS Table Linens, Houss Furnishings, Etc., Etc, society, is alone convincing testimony to its CVCLES intrinsic value, for while advertising mayjj LAWLOR, BRISCOE & CO., LTD. M AX W E LL CARS IN STOCK. Our Buyers had just returned from the markets in the week preceding the FURNITURE WAREHOUSEMEN, AUCTIONEERS, VALUERS, ETC. sec'ure a sale of almost anything for a time, LL Bikes h *ng up at the Wine^vern Street people will not continue to spend money* disturbances, and the Lovely ngS are being opened up and displayed A Pawn Office, opposite Four Courts and undei Christ Church, two minutes from Dame Street upon what does not do them good. Beecluj this week. Immense stocks of everything that is New. WTs are splendidly 0151 G l am’s Pills, however, perform what theyi promise. There is nothing more generaily1, 3S DAWSON ST. .S .A C Y C LE S , 1916 models, in stock; cash prepared for the Summer Trade. or easy terms. Our Agents, A. Wood and suitable for the prompt relief arid cure oft' B the many ailments due to irregularities oftj McGUIRE’S, 2 and 3 Merrion Row {adjoining Stephen’s Green), DUBLIN. Co., Oharlemont Street, Harcourt Road, will send catalogue free. 'Phone: Dublin 4757. the digestive organs. These pills can ba KRNNY & CO, B3304 FT taken, m accord mce with the directions,! .S.A BICYCLES, easy payment terms; cata by people of all ages and of either sex. B logues on demand from our Dublin Agents, There is a consensus of opinion in favouj sole address, Woods, Parliament Street; ’Phone ol the use of this celebrated medicine Sheibonrne House 4404 D2863 J16 Beg to Notify that Business will when the appetite -s poor, digestion en*i O V E R S 28 x 14, 28 x 1|. 28 x 1|. 26 x 14, feebled, the stomach out of order, the C 26 x 1|, Beaded or W ired. A t W ood’s, Char- bowels irregular, or the liver sluggish. By) GIBSON & CO, lemont Street, Harcourt Road. 'Phone 4757. acting directly upon the disturbed organ©: u o n s E S . . s t o c k , m v . B 4145 E12 Resumed as Usual on FRIDAY, Beecbam’s Pills gently rouse their powers T7tOR4GE—Goodbody’s Celebrated Chop, gtiarau- YCLES for Hire, by Day, Week, or month, at to full, natural activity, eliminato impuri-] GENTLEMEN’S OUTFITTERS, X? U^d pure, clean ; see testimonials: also Oats, C Wood’s, Charlemout Street, Harcourt Road. ties from the system and restore strength Bran, bailed and Cut Bay. Strkw and Peat Litter. ’Phone 4757. B4145 El2 and tone. It is safe to say that everyone' Dublin Offices and Stores, 56 High Street. Mills would be better, and Feel better, by taking! at 10 o’clock. FORREST & SONS, Tulla..'.->re, t.c. ALKEY District—Advertisements for the D “ Evening Mail” and “ Daily Express” are an occasional dos* of this excellent specific,- ‘ LTD. X ) Horse Feeders—You can have your own Oats received by Mrs. Somers, Newsagent, The Sta which is not only a curative but also a 15 Sth. St. George’s St. ‘.r Barley Crushed at Goodbody’a Bros.' Mills, tionery House. Daikev.______1 H-iirh Street. preventive medicine. Many ailments may*' HAVE MUCH PLEASURE IN be avoided and the body fortified against! YX7ANTEID, Pooy, 13-X4 hands, for light van EDUCA'I 10\AL the attacks of disease, by keeping" the 25, 26, 27 M ARY STREET. ANNOUNCING THAT THEIR VY work; cheap; state price. Box A4 7/2. stomach, liver and bowels in a state of Have Ite-opened their Establishment for this Office. E 7 CADEMY, 4 Aungier Street—Private Music L6*- healthy activity, and that many people PREMISES ESCAPED INJURY, A sons, 5s. monthly. Proficiency guarante-:! Principal, Joseph Levenston. B4146 E12 consider Beecham’s Pills invaluable for this SEASIDE AMDCOUNTRY. purpose is proved by the ever-increasing the tonvenience of their Customers. AND ARE OPEN ON AND FROM A'. K E Y District— Advertisem ents for the !RAY—To Bet, May, three Apartments, Fur D “ Evening Mail” and “ Daily Express’ are numbers who find that they rarely need MONEY. TO-DAY TO TRANSACT BUSI B nished house (gas), £2. M., c.o. Wilde, Bray. received by Mrs. Somers, Newsagent, The Stn anything in the wav of medicine except a S. W. PAINTS. 035X E4 tionery House, Dalkey. periodical dose of that remedy which has 'OR FARM AND GREENHOUSE NESS AS USUAL. GLLYMiOUNT. facing sea, small Furnished Cot been tested and approved for seventy years SHADE CARD AND PRICES 02 TAMMERING permanently cured. Lipreading £10 to £5,000 AiiVAfiOEO D tage, rlso Furnished Flat, every convenience. S for the partially deaf; backward children —the standard medicine and tonic-aperient, APPLICATION. t By Private Lender on simple Promissory Apply Lakeview, Dollymount. D3364 B5 improved or cured. Memory developed. New Note. No Bills of Sale taken and absolute 103 & 101 GRAFTON ST. method. Mr. Newburn, 58 Lower Baggot Street, privacy guaranteed. First letter of appli Dublin. E4202 K2J DOCKRELL MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS , &t. SONS & CO., JL'D., cation receives prompt attention, and in 4 & 5 WICKLOW ST. BE£CHA« PILLS tending borrowers are waited upon by a THOMAS HEITON & Co Advertisements in this Column are charged BTH. GREAT GEORGE’S ST., DU ZLIN . OFEX ON WEDNESDAYS. representative who is empowered to com l i m i t e d , at the rate of ^d. per word. Minimum Prepared only by plete transactions on terms mutually charge 6d'. F o u r Insertions for the price of £1 10 £1,001) THOM AS BEECH AM , St. Helens, Lanc.; 13 WESTMORELAND STREET, DUBLIN', AND Three. > FREE OrrEK TO WOMEN. arranged. _ NO CHARGE being made APTAROED ON DEM.1KI* AT Sold everywhere in boxes, unless business actually completed. Special AT KINGSTOWN, BEAT AND NEWBRIDGE. price 1/14 (56 pills) & 2/9 (163 pills). DVERTISEMENTS for this Paper received by KELLY’S To prove the superiority of Zedex over quotations for Short Loans. Write in DRESS AND COSTUME. A C. F. Bonergan, Ye Old Toll House, Phoenix confidence to Park Gates, North Circular Road. GKEAT CENTRA!, FAWN OFFICE, other remedies, I will send PRICES ON APPLICATION. Is. 3d. BOTTLE FREE C. WU18, 31 EXCHEQUER ST. QUBUN Y Easy Payments— Smart Tailor-made Costumes TpXQUISITE Cottage Piano, also Mirror-backed 48 FLEET STREET to Measure, Latest Models end Tailored to JlJ .Sideboard; reasonable offer. Seen 20 Air Printed and Published for Dublin Express together with interesting Book fail of in B (Westmoreland St.), Dublin,