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Our superb assort-

ment iitforcls you 01-11- i ortunity to produce one that ivill give _von _i'\=u'-\‘ of satisfaction. Our cu- tll'€ SlOi,`l{ of rr(l5 \i.lS selected hy o1w_\\l\.'> knows by mpiiieiice what is li-:nt for ilze

angler.

Split Iianibon Rods

These .irc p.i:'.iciii.ii>

ly good for troi;t t::=`:i~ ; ing. 'l`lu-y :ire sliiiiig, light and quill; acting.

is to feet lair; limiil , rnnde, lic;1iitifull_v lin- islietl, silk \ii'.ip',ii_'i". everv half inch, i._\_~.'- dised inouuis exlru rips; :ind czise. Will stziiiil

well. Price $6.00.

].G.]amieson i»i<i'r;i‘.is'r The .\lc<lic-al ll.rll. -ri-

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Cfasseroles

\\'r‘ li.'i\i'_;i-in-i\i‘il tliri-i I lriiiii

Ihe nuiki-r-¢ i)ii- i .-i i' iii-i\'.- .i ii'-_ sign-. iii ilii; in »-,i _i|-pr. ,iii iw- \\'l'fllI7l\i(`i I?ll"l'\' iii.'!iii|.ii_; I’ie l‘l.ile., lhilir-_ lli. lu--i, lliniii Puts .intl S.il.iil li' »|ii--=_ _

The -=il\i'r lmiiiw; iii Ili. .iri-

be.iiililiill_v pn-ii i-J mil ilu- liiii-ii: arc piirv iiliili- iii-.ion .iiiil liioiiii

oiil-.iili-_ 'l`lii-_\‘ iii.~i:`; l|i<- lic-ii cooking iiii~ii;.il. `

G. ll. Taylor

‘ Jcivcler

Come and See the Point

Thr p.iri-.lioiii-ri. .»i l' i'~i l'. iiii .iii- iiilli

detcrmii-.i-il iii iii.il.i- ilu-ii' ii-.i ilii- l.i;_ bumper L-ii-iii -i ili - ~--.i-~iii.

The i-oiiioiiiii-.» iii 4 li_iiq-.- li i. :ili---_ii|»

eeiriiiii-.i..-.i .. i.-io.-_-.i..~». i.~r .~. -i ri. .~_.i.~.' ing to ilu- :.i-.xi-~ i-i -_i~.ii.»i-. i .l 'i~ ii--.i l-.i».l upon -:iiip.i».»iiii; .ill fiii iii. i ill- via, A

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'ruacuaatorrarowu Guanniaiir ° '”

" W' `ri"'i§:si»»\\'_ Aiioustr ii. iqii ' `

I-'i|l_l I.\"l'l‘Ill_\`.»\'l`lUNAI. 'I"cIA(`-E AND GOOD WILL.

The lritc King l-iilii-iiril iiiiriiiirbis

ri-ini- :iiiil i'i'ni<idciit 'l`iit during his

teriii of -ilhfe iiiivc set noble und

fi-ziiifiil i-xiiiiiplcs lo the world in

th.-ir eflorts to proinotc intcrnution-

.-il iicuci- rind -_'i-oil iiill.'lt is eniin- t ;i,té,-,iitiiiig tii.it tlie.l-`.ii-_'lishvspeak- t

int- iiiitiuiis and their rulers should dial feeling between Japan' and the

iii.-."¢ lcd this err-:it iiii»\‘i-iiiciit. in the I

it-..--Ll. The Li-fini' of aroitrzitioii ri-» Japan, Britain and France.

» e ii bitii-ccii ilreut Britain

t ' ri-:ne ' ' »

iii; ldniteii States and I-`i~iiiice is the Jnpiin being yet induced to join in ,-,,.`[ fr.m5_ an arbitration compact with each ol

Fmnci- has jufied in the 110519 00m* the three western powers now parties-

l,,,..-L' .ii-ii>~ti_-_ ehii-alrous France, to the American Anglo-French com

li.lii:.iiu'¢- ncrirest voiitiiiezitul ueigh- 1

i..~r_ ii irulitary 'people in vas! 829% in their sway six hundred millions of ,_-,iii .\';i.»ni in iiie ii-orld’s righting gh.. gui-th’s people, the most cnlight- c

>_- liritair. hail !'\>\lK\\l H l\‘l¥\\l\`Pd cned, progressive and valorous ot all.

.,,.iii.-.= in all iii1<i!`li'f~= Of '\\” Wmlil It is almost inevitable that Germany

out' Rod lf.<.'.~i. init-bi-c to lniiiii. .\`o tiiier ex- will yct also 'be induced to accept

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,mix i-oiirrigc vuior

1.!-iliiin in tliuse ol-l'l-il“° \l“U~l“F ,.f.._.¢»_<. vi-L liiiw irueli better is

w ih:.n iinr' \,»..; -;..r iiliiu»_~.t :i liiiiiilreil years the

lg'-i .i ihrce nail-his that HW HOW ii-;-.iiii~_= to, the iirhitriitiiin treiitt' i|,_,-,-. ...wii :it pf-ii-c wiili ouch other.

i_\..i .mi-.~ iii-i iiiirif l¥ru'fi1\\ =\“‘\ ` .. .._-,..,, ¢.~.,._.-_<i~.‘_ sworiis. and H01

,_,_, Iii; uni-i~ lliitiiin and France

lici-ii rii::ii::c»i in ivzir with ciicli other.

l .: » ». ~ . H,,,,,,,; mM \._iigi |ii~i.iiil .\\.ist coin i,,,,.,.,..,. hm; ,pi-i;;~g np liciivccii the iliri-v iiiiriiii-._\'_ the fri-‘iliii--s for tru-

Vie/

,\,1 ;.i_il inter iwiiiiiiiniiii-iitioii bv ‘ I tie iiiii ii~‘i‘izl"il»\is liaivc

i--:tim Us. 1'*--` ~ I i '

..ii-.i_ii}.l|»~l i'tii:\ li.'i\‘i- i---nic to kiioii'

e:i\'li iillici' lu-iii-i` iiiiil iii loiik llI"‘|\

l .i-ii »»iii»-i° ns iiii-i--is. - \ iiiirii rzluiiilil iilsii he? Hllld I0l‘ -_i_,,.,... ii. ilu.. imiiiiiii-iiiiii. with .Iiipun\

. -liiii iiii hiiil ;. tri-:ity ol ;»lliri,ni'c, of-

casc should she be compelled to go to war with another nation with whom she had an arbitration compact. .Ja- pan promptly ae'cepted the new pro- posal and the terms of gi new alll- unce were formulated for the years o come. One immediate effect 0! his has been to create n more cor-

'nited States, as well as between

The prospects are favorable for

iact. The four nations include _with-

the principle of arbitration. Her peo-

than wc rio, and more than we, they

taiisin. _

It is plciisnnt to see the great na-

tions thus establishing ii court oiitr- bitration which sliall take thc place of armies rind llccts in the settlement of intcrniitioual troubles and dis- putes. What oceans of blood and treasure may be saved by S\1Cl\ H leaixuc iii pcncc. Hon' much it mcnns to i‘;in;i<l:i, that the'three grcut pow~ ers iiitli which we iire closest rclnt- ml by tics ol race and lineage, in- cluding our nearest neighbor, lmvc conic unto this pciiceful iigrccnicnt. i\u¢l is not in urciiril with the same priiiciple that we are about to take iliiivn the tarill ii-all that was set up' in anger and in selfishness across thc Aiiiericiin continent? There are many

:iii_.i.. :ii--l iicliii:-iii-_ 'l`luii treiity bv

:il lczist who think so, und they rc'

'ii._- ii-i-iii. i:i."~.iil iii thc ii-ny of thc :ir-l cull that President Taft has hent his

l

..,.. ii..-i.-.ui .ii thi- old, so that in no

i¢ii'.- liiiiniii pi--iii-si:-l ii new :illi- J _

-iii:-:iiioii :iizri-i-iii--iii 'lu rciii<_i\'e tli:iti:i'c:it energies to the simultaneous

|no\'cir.cnts lor i~irbitrntion and reci-

procity. _

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-iq... infill ii.»iioi'iii»\c .loliii Burns

i'ii-i_i- iii llic rio-.i-_ 'l`liii: drciid iliisciisc

iiiiii-li .liiliii ll|iii_\':iil i':|lli‘il "llil‘ _mip- i.iiii of thi- x;:~~ii ol ili-.~lh," Mr, Burns iligi'-!;ii'i-il to hi- not onli' |\i'i-\'i-iitiililc.

liiii :ili'i-:iily ii -ivcliiiiiiix ilisi-zinc. llc \-i~lxc\'i‘il tliiit iii 1'.:'i or Zlll years it ti--izlil bi- pr:i<'ti.‘:ill_v crziil_ii‘:itc<l,iind .li-i-l:ii<»il thot inizls iiiiil liitiirciaiiilils

]|,.\ ,:._...,|.l». .ii.- ,i.i,.i. i|..| \» .,,.,,,-,»,.,_ ,iii-;.irliiii-iit jiisiilif-il this co|icliii~'ion.

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gr(-vii" iu;il\iiiig il .»_i uli- f ` _

l\' [il ni'~.oii .l.i\`.~'.iiii1iu

- iii- -.-t_.ti-il ihiit. in l.lii- past tcn l ir- ri-. riibi-i‘ciilo_~ii.~i hull iliininii~'|i1‘d in

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HARD COAL

“Ri will have Iwi- i-.ii'5_-our of iiii: l.,.,1

qiifility llarfi t`,i:il ii; ]{.`._,_f_ 5,,,._,. mul ‘\ii| sizes :irri\‘i: li-_:i » cilbiix ilu- iqiii A 'g'i|=:|. `

_lf you wan! Ihr* licsl wi- il iii the lou. ;;

price'

Order your siiliply iiiiii'_

A. Picpliriyrd & Co

F -_i--_ --_

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n The Gr:-incl Trunk lioutc is the inni-itl

, liircii-stiiirg, Lnking n pass:-_rigor I

e pd

in I,-»nilon 30 pci- i-i>_iit_, in licrlin 24 pri- ri-iii. iinil in l’ni'is only Ii per ci-i.t_ Tliis uns thc i-Hcci ol prevent- ivi- und s.inii.nry iiie:isiir<-.si in thc

ivliii-li l-`r.-iiii-_e hziii not kept pace. l¥rii;i|ii i-:ns lending in thu wpiriiirc

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ir ('nnnda to sill iloiiicsmkers' idx i-iirsiori ticlters to points in Wi-:;t_crn `iiiiii'ln. This is inter ttiii l I "

(_ is r; n oiniiv tion for those di-Hiring to tnke advrin- ; tug(-. ol the.-is ext-iirsions on certain ilntcs from April to September l9ll.l

-Ti_,'l.iiiil unil Wiili-s l.l pci' cent., ini

|.i-i' .-iint., in ilcrniziiiy IH pcr cent_,`

Hi-iri:l. is-les und in (ii-r‘i_iiuiiy, with,

:igninst thu dread niiilaily. Where two

(‘i\f\'l~f-llhlP’l`Ii')N_ died of tiibcrculosis in London Lhrce

*_ lilicil in Berlin and iivein Paris. This

is thc most hopeful ollicial statement

Hi "I1 =\\\‘l"-"Hi l“'l""" ill” Ni\ll“‘\"l ’\“'; :is to thc result of the ii-nriarc ri-rn.-itiiiii for llii~ l’i‘i~\i-iiliiiii ol i‘on-I nirriiiist. eoiisurnption that ire have _.iii:i|>tioii li-.ik nu i‘xi|'i-iiicly hopcliil yd seem

.

_ N()'I`ES_ _

The l\-lontrcal Wit_iiess under the

icuhtion, i\ Ni,-ii' Era, nllirnis that Hiiigoiic iiiiiii, 1-.ui, ow .into ning". 'ing the tri-piirtite trcnty of iirhitra» tion, iiinrks ri nreniorahle cra in the history ol thc world. It adds: "‘In this gi-iieratioii unil in thc liiture Pre.

3 iiiilcnt "l`rilt will take ii great place be- iciiiise of his benz-ticiiil liibors lor lin-

‘c`i|»i'ocity and .\i'liitr:iLion, mid mir cliildrnn will be taiiglit thc dates `whcn ltecipriicity camo into force nnil when Arbitration, by the efforts nl

|'l‘iift, Bryce, Knox, Grey, Jusscrand and others relegated wars to thc reulin ol the inipracticable."

' The Winnipeg I"rcc Press points out -thot ii. political campaign in the ihffiitlit of the harvest will bc a new

A, lcxpericncc in Western Canada. "It

4‘7;F""3."` lwill iinrioiibtcdly affect thc attend-

* 1 , i ru i ii ri ui

nni-c ii. poi cu mee nge an w 'riifliicc voluntary political work in thc country to a minimum. Not ‘many farmers will lcavc their grain lic shell while they canvass their lneigliliors. But this will not miami

, lpoliticnl indillercncc." In another

'piiragri-iph the lircc Press says: If 'you wnnt Reciprocity, get out and j work for it. ‘Those who do not want it arc mighty busy.” How shall we interpret all this?

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"The School that has won the fonlidence of the People"

4 l'.i,\i inn i'§l‘_`I"_l‘1l<.`.' ’ EXCURSION S. :

.-_.. ‘ 0 ,

'l'iio flrniid '!`ri:iik ltnllwliy limi issii ‘ t

u ciri-_ulnr niitliiiriziiirz all Agents' I `

I _ ` ‘ I _ ,

A Peer -

"I am lhoroirghly con- |

vini-ed that the Gregg Sliortliiind stands without

iinizh thu piipiilnl.-il riiiitri-Q of (mn 3 a 'wer' and I have ad,-)P|(_.,l

ilir , _ _ . . » adn, lliroiigli Cliii-nixo and llience vlli

uliilli or inrii iniiriigo nnrl thc twin Lian of Mirincnpriliii niiil Ht. l’niil.

il Ci

Q* _ Ask Griind 'I‘riink Agcnts for liirtlici

ll

Tlllfi IS [IIC ?l|rl'l tif \\'L-;1[l|(1‘

that ini - H ._ ,_ ~ , , lioi.|i in oolorocl orope cloth. ffhfirti

Hgh ic \.iL.iliiiii fuer |,

Oli. l’<-ilolis 7 22ilif

urt.lc.iil.-irs. W. K. ltorrcrs, ility ']`iclr~ ct

/igiint. il-23ill.iistutlscplll_

A Itirgo showing; oi lilmonos

nyitli $l.75. Long lniiqth $4.20

To euloy Y"“T lliilinig you M

should wear tomformble (fmt.

ing Sliocs.

Canvas and Linen in whiti-

aiifl many other sliadcs.

Be goiiil to your faithfiil,

feet- I_,ct lliem enjoy iheir

oiiliiigiii ii pair of C:invas» Utllltiyf Sliois,

From 25c 'up

" WHEN' '.?‘ii§f.‘i."l Got A Good 0ne

The pleasure of a nice

ilrise largely depends on the rig. lt lms always lien-n our motto “'I`o keep the Best." You will not he disniipointetl :il this livery.

Prices satisfactory, Personal attention.

` it lic-criiise of my anxiety lo . give my .students the very i best. The (Lrcgg system is ` so fnsciriaiiiig that one feels 1 like keeping at it all the ’ lime. 'l`his is a vcry im-

portant point :md one that makes ilie teaching and writing of shorthand a pleasure instead of the drudgery experienced by the older methods.”

D E- Henry. Principal

of Shorlhanrl Department, \VilIis Business College, Ottawa. Caniida: Cerlific- ated Teacher (with hon- orslof the Benn Pitman

-system.

Gregg Shorthand and

'I`oui'h'l`ypewriting at the . I'nioii Commercial College.

Free lesson on applica-

Alinosl Died ol

seven years he sullered from ,wea‘& throat. treated with numerous physi- cians, used g score of remedies-hut was not cured. Among the symp- toms from which he sullered wcre:

Inllueiizc Bronchitis Nasal Calurrh Haarnnei I

We il lllroat fraupy Cough

Frontal lulache So e Chest

lc weakness of nose, throat and l

` irritable, and I had 5 halsh, croiipy

cough that was always worse in the morning. During bad weather I was

bronchial irritation, and all th.- manifcld discomlorts ol influenza.

a benclicial eflect was noticeable at

easy, I slept bcttcr, my chcst was

ple "T" by "“t“r” devmed to l_)°a°°'ul cased, and the thick phlcgm and iI\'l\lSU`>'~ They “U “WT” deslfe "WY _coughing that made me so sick pass-

have fclt thc crushing burden ol mili- l

'Msllgnanl ,Tonsllilis

Another Case Provin that

Catarrhozone Cures When -

All F.Isn_Fails

The ‘casa of Mr. James E. Barton,

the well-known publishing agent. of Strallord, is most remarkable. For

“Z-'or years I suffered from a chron-

ungs. My chest was-sore, my throat

ompletely prostrated with Catarrh,

"When I began using Catarrbozone

once. My breathing became free and

ed away._ Once, wh:n my son was hreatcned with malignant tonsilitis, Catarrhozone cured him in two days." _

Untarrhoziinc is certain to cnrc bc-

cnusc its healing vapor is _carricil with the brentli direct to the seat of tha.cl\cst, nose or throat troublc. Being composed of thc purest hal- sams and pine essences, it immediate ly allays irritationa, facilitates the ejection ol mucus, soothes and stim~ ulritcs the lunigs and bronchial tubes.

To those in fear ol chanfica.-ble wen-

thcr-~those who easily catch cold- thiise who work among lung-chillini: siirroundinpsl or where, dust, impuro air, fog, or damp can adect them~ let them get Uatarrhozinc and us: it several times daily. Large sire, siifli- cicnt for two months’ use, guaran tired, |»ri'.‘e $1.00; smaller sizes, 250. and 504-, Beware ol imitation; and

Oiuu-to LINI-iN DRI-.sSES..

» l

TIIE GRAND FINALE T0 A MAGNIFICENT SEASON. ,' _ -

RE TCLEARA CE. ALE

4 ' l

OF SUMMER GOODS l o nas .iusr BEGUN. p

' The Boldcsl' Sfrolre of PRICE REDUCTION that uc have cvu' aifcmpfcd.

Business has been so exceptionally good throughout the starori that vie rr ii ni iv r.fl'<.id to le generous

and give you back alittle for your hearty support during the past five mcnths.

1"- ' l ' nt loss ` I

Every vealige of Summer Goods must go a any iipparc

Scotch - ' Scot h Guhering TREMENDOUS BARGAINS Gathefing

U

l gn will be rnride in all

|601 If 'rniiiiiiuzn AND i'1\i'rR1MuiD M1Li.iNa‘iiv, FEATHER Boris, l6th it

9 _

U' ‘°.“"‘ siinunn cosruivnfs wniric MUSLIN oaassns. coL-

Come _ ’ ` Come

Ch'iown

MUS-LIN AND PRINT BLUI‘Sl£S, WASHING BLOUSE FABRICS, UNDERSKIRTS, SUMMER -

DRESSING GOWNS AND JACKI-I'l`.\`, AND ALL WASHING GOODS FOR CIIILDREN’S WI-‘AR

, ‘ DON T MISS 'IIIE BARGAINS.

Everything is Dainty, Fresh and Clean. and will appeal.‘o your taste as well as lo your purse.

i-iii; oiiisiir i;i.riiiuiiicia sins or soiiiiiini oooiis “T PATONS “T P TONS '|`__"T°"_T_l"'l-_l"_

i _ _ “_”

siihstitulors, and insist on getting: "U»\tarrhozone" only. By_mail from the Gntarrhozone Company, King-

dom of trade, but it will not pcrccp-

customs taxes. The custoins ta cs

1 d

one-hiilf in the ilutica on woollenis,

liar<lw:ire, furniture, ngriciiltiiixgl irii-

ablc through riitc for our produce

rate, and ii parcels post such ns they hiivc in England With reciprocity wc

promised but long delnycrl Tunnel

structcd. Reciprocity we bclicvc will

but we wnnt a good dciil more than

stiind _in the way, or to dcliiy other

rovcinents

"-The 'Brad is a-tivc~ccnt cignr

many of the higher-priced oncs. It iii! made of good tobaccos, niirclully blended and lor price is ri superior value. Is very popular with young men. Price, 5c. each, 6 for 25c.. The MacKinnon Drug (fo. <lI`tI-

HOW IT FEELS

T0 BE CROWNEII.

The following, mislaid in incchaiii-

cal department, is the balance of thc. article of the above title which np' ,peared on page (nur of yestcrdiiy'i-i issue incomplete:

'Tnc shouts which wcrc. very grciit,

thc guns, ull nt thc snine iiistaiit., drums, the trumpets, the firing of rendered the spcntnclc mont imposing.

"The cnthronizntion :ind the horn~

nge ol lirst all the bishops and then my uncles and lastly :ill thc pcens in their respective ordcr was very line. The l)uki-_ of Norfolk (holding for me the sccptrc with ii cross) with Iioril Melbourne stood close to nic on my right rind the Duke of ltichmond with

8-_;dtlistiitf.

_ , Ir-_*_ ____m“m"_`

6 -Tgn LECTURES Nor ALI. wn w/iN'r_ ' _by_

as to the iidivintugcr. of reciprocity - Rem D|-_ J_ W, wadmam

there arc wide ilillcrcnccs of opinion, F

but there is entire unanimity as to " H

lthc fact that reciprocity is not all

we want. Il. will give uri greater lrcc-

tihly lighten thc hciivy liurilcn ol our

Q _ ‘ DIIC

this year are about $1 per liea , or N e X I W e e k b _ .$45 por imnily. A gi‘c:il-er hooii to y

“thc former e-:cn than reciprocity -

would he ii re-luction of one-third to Y. J.

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cottons, boots and shoes, crockcrv_ ` ‘

I plcmcnts nnd machines rind so on. - | c

And here in Prince T'lilwzi1‘d Islnud _ V | \

we especially want promptnr, hotter C ' ` ‘ ' _ _

_ _ - U . 1 fi: _ .__ __-, __ 4- .

and cheaper triinsportrition, ii rczisoii- '

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of

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Rev. Dr. J. W. Wadmiin

No Liquid

I l\ U ~ ._

D %---~~_- » N0 p pi Bruce Stewart Q Co.I.td

“Nooxplrcac No Miners I’

-~ » - No M -_“<1 M»iii ii:-i ci ~1.

that has all the aromatic flavor oi N0 MOSS SUCCCSOYS I0 ‘rcury ' mclsi e L O ,S lun]

“my” All services begin at 8 p.\u.

R¢\dY"0h A silver offering will |i€

~takcn,ln :iid of missions.

No waste A Kennedy Q Co

sent iibroiid, it reasonable i-.xprr-ss ;_ _____ ________ ___ ___,_____ ___________ _0 _

I

shall fechtiie traiiinicisliif oui- piiesciii '

transportation _ilifhcultics evcn more ,

than we do noir. We want the long:

su;-veY» llnd it that proves thc i-tclieimi 0 l y R R E D I G practicable we want the Tunnel con» .

he ,, good thing as fm. ns it ,wcsvl Gieen cloth for polishing brass.

Yellow cloth for for polisliing silver.

that and we cannot permit it to “rc mmm your mslmcuon of same'

evcn more nceilcd incnsurcs and im- _ _ wfim 5i,;,,C|,,,,,,i|e,_y Men" -

will deliver his iotereiliiig lecture ou “ Picturc_~r|iie

! Hawaii" illustralecl by liciiiii-

ful colored _stcreoplicau slides showing the chief points of interest in these Urienliil

| Islands, on the fo lowirg dates l and places.

Tiiesilay Ann. Sth, -Kih-

sington Methodist Church.

Werlricsiliiy, Aiigirst oth,

Criipaiiid Methodist Church.

'l`hursilay, Aug. ioth. Cen-

terville Methodist Church.

Friday, Aug iilh, Siiiii-

Only llic lien!

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fir (ei 51 Gi ri; (ei fir fir

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' Wanted

at Once

- Schooners a r e wanted at once for charter to carry

_ Inverness Coal

from Port Hastings to Summersid e, Souris, ' Crapaud, Pownal, China Point, Mount Stewart and Knstico.

Highest freight

tho other sccptrc on my loft, etc., all

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@Y~‘f9©@@@®<ersf_->©@>C~_vo< gin-v-/fi

(gl (0)

O A ® lo) (5) (fr fu

l 5’ 'v ig)

(Of fb (gi O

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‘ `ooooo¢ . 50.

zicqiniiirted.

This is the Drink

that Cools

‘iVhen you're tired, hot and thirsty brace Q

to a glass of Forest Root Beer :ml take a new i lease on life’s pleasures.

Forest It-Joi Beer in :is cool auil refreshing as a day

in the woods or on lbi- slicrc. Qiierichcs thc thirst, re- vivi:i mid ileliglilsyi.-ii

dcailcrr; iii each conunuiiily sell it Get

Bigelow and Hood

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Ti iiro N. S.

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Public lluoiion

, 1 :nn instructed by (leo Howard ` trustee mid executor ot' ihe last will and tesluinent of john Collin line of Ch’toi\-ir to sell by public auction on the premises on Wed. Aug- 23rd- rgi i :it the hour oi 12 o'cloek noch that very dcsirrible I-Iotel propL’rlY known as the Iildori Hotel sitiuite<l_ on the north 'side of Kent 5! ill

Cli‘tou n. ,

Terms made kuowii at Sul?- ' Bl-INJ. CAlt'l`l-IR & C0-

Auctioneer.

8-fidll:~i7irtu2i.

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my train bearers, ctr., s|.iinilin|.: hc- hlud the throne. Voc# old Lord Rollo, who is H2 rind dreadfully in- firin, in attempting tifnsccnd the stcos foll and rollcil quite flown, hut was not the leiist linrt; when he nt~ tcmptcd tn rcaricenil thi-.m I got up and iidviin--.crl to tlin ond of thc stops ln order to prevent another fall.

"After thehomago was concluded I

lclt thc throne, took oll my crown, and recclvsd the Sacrament; I then* put on my crown again and reascen- ded the throne, leaning on Lord Mcl- hoiirnojn arm. At the commence- mdnt of the nnthein I descended from the throne and went into St. Ed»; waril’s (lhiizel with my ladies, tralnl bearers and Lord Willoughby, where i1 took oil the Dalmatlc robe, super- tunica, etc., and put on the purple velvet. kirtle and mantle and proceed- ed again to the throne, which I as- cended, leanlng on Lord Melbourne’iii hand."

THE POLICE ON SEARCH,

NEW YORK, Aug. .5-Police actl-,

,, .

vlty alter ii long lnll wiis today iii the sciircli lor Dorothy Arnold, the pretty youni: New York heiress, (01. lowing :i conference hi-.ld by John i-i_ Keith. nttorncy lor thc Arnold fnm_ ily. with nam-ici. .iiinrney wiiiciiiim. and Police (loinnilssioncr Dougherty. "Both ofllcialn lmvc promised mir that the nciircli for Mii-is Arnold will be cniirled on _wl_th persistent nnm-_ gy," rleclgired Mr. Keith. The rosu|np_ tion of-the search follows evidence said tn be conclusive that Miss Arn- old ls still alive. '__

ciionnna on nm-rxsn smr.

DDIGSSA, Aug, 5-Si; crimp

Cholera have been discovered on hoard a Brltlsh steamer at the pon, OI Nfrirnrbluyfllt on tha Black SNL

of

1,010 DEGREES OF HEAT. ,

HONOI|UI»U, Allg. S-The hr", rg-

cord ever taken ol the heat of twil- ing lava hu been obtained by the Carnegie Foundation Scientists at the volcano ol Klliiiien. 'Phe

t.li<-riiioiiii-.tcr lowered into thi- <~riii_ri‘ wus vlciitriiycd by the clieiiiivfil 1*l'l‘“" iinil flontinr: luvn blocks c|‘iisli\`il HW ru-.coiiil_ Ycstcriliiy a pyl"iiiii:ii-r ii-as lifted from the liivn iiii<li\i|il\iZ4*‘l» I registered l,0l0 rlogrces-

____________._.. Thorn are 'about 28 0' H1052

cliambruy liouso dross6S |" "h'°e Gulors left. at $|.25 They Bl'

well worth $2.00. Patogsézdu

Another larno stock of 00f|~;‘°;‘;

.lust opened alonci the MW “"0 in K/iso, WARNBR. P 0-- - ,6 Blld PARISIAN. All SIZGS Ultlnf 36. Pawn.-_ 722

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The thousand _yards 0|’ "‘°"" ° Wash glnghams worth UP 1° which are selling for |00 PM yard are maxlnu lively S°"'"t%n._ the wash goods oountur~_F;‘2,m`

gi il- '-

~ '“` “'-' .iiiiio -, Alarge countorrull of W0 an

shirts for working men Wad"

iir»i.‘tosi_z5. Patonii. - 7-2