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'AGENT8.--GET IN A PROFIT- able all year comgnission busi- ness ofryouit ' own. Every pro- perty owner needs some of our nine hundred varieties of hardy Rod Tag ‘trees and, plants. No capital needed. Complete equip- ment and instruction treo. Write Dominion Nurseries, Montreal.

Help Wanted—Male | WANTEIIL-MAN OR BOY F-O-Rl farm work. Apply in person If‘ possible to A. O. F. Gill, York.

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Wages, MacLellan Bros. _ ' ‘ 1060-1-8-31 WANTED-At once man for gener- nl form work. Apply McLeod?

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MAN WANTED-A competent and reliable man to cars for and fccd foxes. Must have experience. ltanrh in Wcstmorlitnd County Apply stating salary to P. O.

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mo. ALFRED McDONALD LAND‘ Surveyor, Harmony Jct‘. 989-15-

APPLICANTS DESIROUS OF EN» tering September class of North Adams Training School for Nur ses write Superintendent.

‘LONELY LITTLE “FLAPPERP

tired living alone. very wealthy. I dare YOU write! Box 139,C1u‘b, 204 Elm Ave, San Francisco, Calif. (vStiimp please.) 1085-19-41

ONESOME WIDOWS-GEZITBIWJSY write mo. marry \vcn-ith. Mr.

Hyde, Box 305, 130 San Fnancisco, Czvliil‘. 1080-19-41 Teachers Wanted

TEACHER WANTED FOR WOOD Island West School. Supplement $100.00 I’. D. McGi-‘cgor, Scorc- tury 10117-13431.

WANTED TEACHER FOR North

itustico School. 106 Supplement $75. Alex J. floss, Garfield Sec-y. 1008-16141

TEACHER WANTED FOR FAIR view school. Summer vacation. $100.00 supplement. Apply Alli-

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Further Pia ess 0n‘ liultliility ol_ Law Campaign

VANCOUVER, B. C. Aug 18. — Rt. lion. John W. Davis, head (‘f the American Bar Association, and M. Henri Awbedpiu, represent- ative of the French Bar, were elected honorary members of the Canadian Bur Association at its conference here last night, 111 a resolution moved by Hon Mr. Jus- tice Mlgnault of the Supreme Court of Canada, was unanimous- ly adopted.

" Further ‘work toward the uh.- ficution of law throughout tho ‘Prvinccs of ‘Canada was act-om- plished last liight by the Commis- sion on [Iniformity of Legislation, created by the Provincial Govern- ments of all the Provinces, at the instance of tiio Bur Association, draft of an uniform Fire lnoiiiuinci: \v1

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SHOP from Holmlll’! Catalog.

_. .- , v ...._._. ‘LOVELY WAH DRESSES! MN ‘Bale today at $1.98, see caster: .'\\'IflfIOW. Puions Ltd. 1001-19-11.

COME TO THE GATHERING o’ the Hielan‘ Clans next Wednes- day in Charlottetown. Therc'll he a dozen pipers an‘ a’ an’ a‘.

RE-OPENS 8EPT.. 5th. -Tho U. C. ‘C. will re-open on Sept 5th, Send for u copy of new prospec- tusnto-(lziy Wm. Moran Prin. 1088-

NAUGHTY WEATHER MAN‘ It rained to heat the Iiand lust night much to tho regret of many citizens who were enjoying the Loacuu of the Cross band concert on Qucon Square.

BAPTIST ‘SERVICES.

Rev.

G G‘ Bluukncy 0r Rochester. N Aciten it finally recommended tho “m” prémhcii i" m“ 13m” Tho naval treaty. signed (it thc o temw" “mum church for m” Washington Disarmament Confer-

bust two Sundays will preach ut North lilvcr llaptlsl (lhurch Suii- iluv evening. At ‘iimig (Jreck the "IQTIIIIIB scrvlco will be omitted; the evening service ‘being taken ‘by Rev. C. F. liloiikney, who will Dreflvh at Clyde River in the af- tcrnoon. PERSONALS

cncc \VIII'l‘t‘I)y thc iluiiml States. thc British Empire. France. lliily, and Japan, mutually agree to sub- mit to specific and detailed Imita- tations upon their naval fort-cs and to forego frtifieatiou of insul- or rate practical importance to the miilntiiincuco f world peace, :1(‘.cor(lli1g to tho report of tho Committee (m international Law

‘KW ~ ‘t : : ' A.. 'I:t‘ Mm‘ J_ M Davidmm and “HHS of flu. (inidlin Bar ssm iioii

n, . _ presented by R. L. Reid, l\'. (u. ‘umiimn My“ "mumed IY"'"Ici' Vaiiu-(iuver, this morning. The BOIIVIIIL‘, 0111.. to speutl lIw Slllu-‘vulue of other decisions.‘ rcairliidl nicr hcrc

by the cnnforciii-c, ‘was also stress- ed.

Tho rope-rt (inscribed the eslu-h- llshmcnt, of :1 permanent court of lntcidiiitioiinl justice as the grunt- (‘st sit-p fnrivaiiwl over taken Ill tho direction iii‘ giving effect to the rule of law throughout the \vorl(l.

norm. ARRIVALS

REVER E‘ I-VIOTEL

Mrs. G. C‘. Pi-oblcs mid child- ren, who hnvn I)(‘(‘.Il sipeniliug thc ll-“t two \ve<il(.~( (m 1h»:- lslzttid. and; (lapo '|‘oi'mo1itliii-._ have .rc- turncd In their Iiomc Ill Moncion.

Mrs. S. A. ‘Miiciloniild rind liliio (Iilllllhlcr. Doris of Now York (‘Ity who have born visiting her mother Mrs. Barr, l-llm Avenue left this morning on return.

Rev. A. l’. Miihcllzin, St. rows; A. 1.. (lbw-son. Avondule; A. MPKPIIZIL‘. \":ill(-yflcl(I: John 1'1 You, Northotn‘. i". ll. (lal-I)e('l( and Will‘, Hummersitle; Miss Crockett, Al-burlou. Mi". and lVI-rs. F. T. M‘ (luis, Amherst; Mist: M. B. MElI‘(llli.\. Amherst; bliss M. ilurns, hioncttiu".

Miss Pearl M(-(‘oy of the Muss- arhtiscl/s State Normal ‘School, iiridgulvatcr. M:iss., who has lat-en visiting at the North llivvr pur- Sllllf-Tv, loft for Boston yesterday.

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Among ths numerous attract- ions at the ‘New Arman Races 0g Wednesday, was tho Dancing and other specialties, which iwere troll contested and brought forth wtell mentcd applause. Little Mlis Mary Trainor. daughter and Mrs. J. A. ‘Prninnr, Charlotte- town. in the Shauniruse and ‘Ex- hibition of the Highls Fl-lug ivas ‘well received and loudly ap- plauded.

Miss Gwendolin Mclnnis, of Bos ton. have an exhibition sword dance. which in itself was ‘wall worth :ieci1ig,.:(s was Miss Shaw In tho Jockey Dance, both these Yvuul; ladies received the hearty (“unions-o of the largest gathering of people on Prince Edward ls- lanil this your.

(Mrs. Veronica Riley of West Fildlu. won the prize for the lad Ies (lance.

(Mr. Wallace SCIIIIIIGIIIITY, of f‘hai'lotteiou'n, delighted the aud Ivnve with Ills (-lu‘h swinging.

The Qontlemads Dance brought forth :1 very large entry list, and WilS thoroughly enjoyed by all All‘, lMnrtin Power (if Johnston's River. taking first prize. Mr. Jtis. "i111 Doyle. ‘City. second and Mr Puff)’. Miscouche. third.

"Tm"- NOVA SCOTIANS WlNs ALL FOUR TENNIS EVE-NTS

All four of titn events ln the maritime chaniploiisliip lourna» "Wlli- 1111111011 yesterday on thc Rot- lwsay courts, were won by tli Nora Suilla players. The ladies. siuglps and (Itltllilvi; In the morn- ing ivvrc/pixnluciivi‘. OI some good trnnis, although the results were mtbi-rv (IIIWSIIIPII, bliss C. l, (‘oils tho N vii Sroiin champion. ilriicati-(l Mr Babbitt. of Fri-(Ii-rii’ ton. (i - 0. 6- . Mrs Vifoorlbiiry and Yillss (‘IIITY 111st) had on cosy vii:- tory ovi-r Mrs. 1). L. Disc-Larch im-‘l Miss liwrlmra Jock.

'l'hi‘ rially cvt-nlful playing of "l" fill)‘ was in tho men's (iouhlos (IIIII mixed doubles in tho after- noon. Jzimrs \'utI(-.r. of llcdlbril, and Philip ilallusoy, oi‘ Truro. do

footed llozon ‘L. Short and John |lloll_v(>r, both of Rolhcswrv. In a {closely ouutflslctl match which

\\‘i‘I1I to fivo sets and loft lIli‘ win nors :1 margin of only one uumc. l‘hi\ ploy throughout wits fast and exciting and tiho SlIPFIJlIlIFS were

of MLI

- Dempsey-Brennan‘

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, August 17.—- Governor ‘McCray, of Ind- ians. after announcing today that Ila had prepared a ietetr dlrectinl the sheriff of 118190119 Cililluly l9 forbid the staging of the Dempsey Brennan fight at Michigan City. decided to defer sanding the let- ter. It ls understood. however that local officials will‘ act t0 Drevcnt the match. The letter wlll so |'orwnrd in case the officials in Laporte county fail to make ac lion.

--<Q-0>-i- RIVERSIDE AND ALBERT TENNIS OLUBS‘ MATCHES

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RIVERSIDE. Aug 17-0n the a! lcrnoon of Tuesday, Aug 15, a most enjoyable time was spent on the Riverside Tennis Court, when the Albert club on Invitation met the homo team In friendly contest.

The. weather was all that could IN‘. (lcsirod and the spurt was en- tered into with much spirit.

Tho rcsult of the different events were us. followsz’

Ladies‘ Doubles

Mrs. (Dr). Carnwath and Miss Elizabeth. Jones, (Riverside). de- feated ‘Miss Minnie Ferris and

Mrs. (fosinan, (Albert). 6-1, 6-3.

Ladies’ Singles Miss McLean. (Albert). defeat- ed Mrs. Smith. (Riverside), 6-1, 6-0. ' ,. Mixed Doubles Miss Mciininn and Donald Mc Nuughtun. (Albert), (lnfei-ltml Miss llcsslc Durilott and Randolph (lopp, (Riverside). 0-0, 6-1.

Men's Singles. f}. A. Illarklc, (Riverside), do- feutcd W‘. ‘S. Jones, (Albert), (:14), 8-0. .

Men's Doubles

Lester Smith and Dr. (larnwath, (Riverside), ilefcaiod W. S Janos and l’. 'l‘:inilyn, (Albert) 7-5. 6-- z. ‘

The Riverside club was nrganiz ed some months ago. and bids |':ilr in hr‘ :1 gciiuini- success.

llotb (‘bibs zivquittisd themselves in excellent fashion.

At tho (alosc of tho game very ample and satisfying WIWBII" YIIOTIIFI WDTP S-"TVQII, ZIIHI fl VGTY

iPi-IILADELPI-IJA- Al's. 17. — Walker smashes out his trout!- sight homer of the year.

American League. .H.E Cleveland 000000100-1 6 2 Philadlcphls 11000301-8 16 0 [Batteries- Uhle Bsgby and 0'- Neill; Hasty and Perkins.

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At Boston- ‘Chicaglo

J000010000-—-‘2 141 Boston 0020000

00001- 8:1 O1 Psnifock and Waiters.

Second game-

Ysrysn; Ferguson and Chaplin. I At New York- ' R.I~I.E.

Detroit 00000010-1 7 0 New York 11040010.--7 9 0

Battsries- Dnuss, ‘Moore and Bossier; Bush, Jones and ‘St-hang

‘At \‘Vashington--

H..H.E. Sf. Louis ‘ 0000008-8 14 2 Washington 000011003-5 1'1 1

‘BKIUGTIGB- Davis, Wright and Severcid; Mogridgc, Francis and Ploinich.

National League.

At Chicago- ‘ l1.H.E Boston 0100000100-2 8 2 Chicago 00000160-7 8 2 ‘Battcrios- Oeschger IIHII 0'- Neiil; Strucland and 0'Farrcll. At Pitts-burg-

» _ 'R.1i.E New York 000120030-6 13 0 Pittsburg ..100l0000l—3 10 1

Batteries — McQlullsn_ and

Smith; Morrison. Adams. Carlson Glazncr and Schmidt. y-_--r.-:u, l

At. St. Louis—

I'M-LE. 300020111-8 l0 0

Brooklyn St. Louis 00010141-7 10 4 (Batterics- Vance, Mamaux. S

Smith and Debcrry; Doak. Pet- ICII, North, Sherdc-l and Clemons

Bstteries- Fsiber and Schslk;

11.11.21 ‘Chicago 010000000-1 3 0_ Boslon; 0000D40l.-5 i3 1.1

Baterics- Lorerette, Hodge and'

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Mao; AT" HOME m ‘A _ _,_uri=v Knp ‘i; bottlo of Fruit. “I Cordial‘; LIIIIPJuIoo, or Grsps

_-I“l<=vy!igv4v- “F1110; d!!!“- W°i.'.‘f!‘§.‘Ii=ii‘§l-"I"'.‘§3§l'¥&' ~- lnd can surely suit your

- but: In summer drinks.‘ '

_ :1W—F€JQ—' _ { BILL SHNRON WINS ' BULUS HEAD STAKE ..ON GRAND CIRCUIT

PHILADELPHIA, Aug 17-111»- ' Murphy staibles at Poughkcepsle (N. Y.). wodtwo I thc four events today in tho (grand circuit races nt the Belmont [Driving Park. Margaret Dillon itnking the frec-for-nll pace and IBIII Sharon the Bull's cad stuffs with i1 purse 0t‘ $2,500 for 2.13 irotters. Toni Murphy drove both horses and won ouch event in straight heats.

The "C. 0.". Stake for 2.09. Troi- ters. Purse $1,000 and the Col Baugh Cup

Peter Pluto, ch s, by Peter The Great (McDonald) Silvie Brooke, b m llodson Baku. bik s. (Edmnn) Suavity, b f. (Cox) ._ Charmspcar. h in. (Euros) (i Time-EDS l-‘l. 2.07 l-4, 2.07 l4.

The Bull's Head Stake of $2.500 for ZJII-ffrottqrofand the M- M. Sullivan Cup Bill ‘Sharon, oh g, by Captain Aubrey (Murphy) Peter The Brcwr-r. b s Ray" Tnurhla, h m (Fleming) The Grout Rose, b m (Me Donald)

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nmriiiiizi.

T)“. 0m,“ “mu-H, fufnflppg’ thpirrinn IHWIPPIII "u!" DPOIIQTIY steFihoincs in, the lakes of Picardy,

rod, blliui and blooming mills \‘-‘(‘I'i‘ (‘losiul this "morning. and tho force in thc machine shops i-c’ iluccd to (inc-third oi‘ its strength‘ (f yesterday. I

'i"or thc proscut ‘.10 coke ovens are bring kept in opt-ration. {is is also No. 1 blast furnace and the \VIl'(‘ and ll'lII mills. _

Although fut-l is scnrco, ihtnsi‘ luilor (icpzirtmcnts will Ill‘ kept going in thc hope tihut the strike mny (‘IIII (luirkly. hut it it comin- uon bi-yond a week, on almost nrllllllitvIfl shut down is In slllIlI- The number of mcn ODIPIOYQII lu- iiuy is 1600.

_c.o_.M. VEGSELS‘ -ro TAKE PULPWOOD

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FROM .MAR-ITIMES .

MON1‘REAL(..Aug. is. —Tlir<w of thc simillcr‘ vessels ‘lhelousiui’. ti‘ the fleet of'll1e Cnnnliun Gov- ernment Mon-hunt Marine hnvei ‘boon chnrtcrod- by Entom Nell gnu. Shipping Limited to carry pnlyrnrood from ports I11 Nova Scotin, New Iirunslvickwmd Que ‘INN! - In Wuddihgion (N. ~Y.). If" tho’ llunnu Paper desperation. 0f n total of about 40.000 cords of '

its: tile preach: season, name 5.000 "nrds huvo already pnssod up the‘ lnrchlnn (‘snob on the steamers ‘(l-martian Gunner and‘ (lnnadin, Siltnllor, while nnoiher sblllmeml is expel-mil within the nestled ‘IBYQJIIIF-IIIQ Canadian warrior.

Mlnnriltu Mnlmrnt.

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(or

i (rubber parts

ines must some method of chemical or henr at

‘Ity ‘product is to be obtuinod.

should be takon in the warm (lays m seeflpiit: that nil mY-‘K- "foul"! n". ‘lllqrdughly cleansed, steriliz- qunm-"q ed and dried after milkinm

Iiizvd. Also (‘XIIIIIIIIIIIIOYIR oi’ thc \vuter. in \vhl(‘h milkcr parts have been‘ WiISIIPII I‘(‘V(‘IIII"II the presence of millions of living bacteria. The outer. then is iivi-imstnnt source of contziinlnation of the tubes and tviitcups immersed in it.

Thi- great difficulty is I11 mnk- lm; lln- (liiiryman riaoiizo tbodiff- oronoi- I)i‘l\\'('l‘.Il :1 (‘lcnn nn n stor- llc milltini: machine. A fine glass of buttermilk mny bu. absolutely (‘Ii-gin so far us visible (iil‘t is con- Cl‘l'ili‘iI. ‘hut with ‘its millions of hut-icria it is nnfvthlng hilt sterile. A carefully propnrcil surgical (lrvssllll-f is also quite clean. but physicians would not think of us‘ (up; ‘h until it l1n(l becn tboroui-ZIII)’ sterilized, qltliough thoro imiy ‘oi.- vcrv row bacteria llfPfifi-"L . ‘It ls not surprising than. thol the milking muchino may b’.- uuruhhcd until all grease and (ih-t im- removed nnii yet contuin suff- lrllcnt number of bacteria on tho and in the tent-cull!‘

interfere seriously in thc production of hilzh ‘grade milk.

Tho cleaning of milking much- ‘bo gccnmplishcd by

miillzntlon which liasbcen found

Tho hot ivonthi-r (iomuutls ti!" ittcntlon of the (lndrvmnn tn san- tiirv precautions. nnd 5090"" 00"‘

without (mu cnsuulty---in ihclr new _

—-—i-Q-}--- CUBAN EXPERT FAVORITE IN CHESS TOURNAMENT

famous for their fine fish. The transaction is it reparations item. The flsh were transported I11 n special train consisting of wagons containing cisterns ol‘ water. 'l‘b(-. purity ol‘ i-ho water was renewed evcry four hours with oxygen.

‘LONDON. Aug 17-J0sc R (‘spa bluncil. lilo world's champion (‘boss player, yesterday. won his gnino in the thirtci-nth round of [IlIlfl International tournament. (In- fonting Dr Viilumr of Juiza-Slavin. Y(‘st(-r(l:\y".-. vli-lory for the (luliim (ixpcri sci-ms to maki- him a cor- tziin \vlun(‘r ol the Iflllfllillllvlli. :11» thoui-h hc still bus to meet Rub- instein, the Polish oluyor. who do- bim at lSan Sebastian.

__ -<-o¢>___._ PALACE OF VEFISAILLES 'l‘hc 1'nl:i(i(‘ of Versailles, near.

Paris, is, said to be the costliest

over built. IoOlII-S XIV. destroyed

all tho iiocuiniints roinilng to this wonderful ‘building. t0 llfflvblll 118i Ionltill

rciil cost cvcr being known. lsllillll, in ‘i013. ____~____ W___ ..__,__ ___,_,_,_‘,_ ,_____ W, __....__.. ____. __._...- yoo-o-ovxaooo-oo-o 6-04

I 5t. 318mm’. firrsfiptsrian Qiiburrl)

minister-kill: 9x176“ jtluiignn. 311. $3.. it'll. 3.. N. B.

Quasi-iii atrium:

11.66 IL-nL-Rev. wp. Reid. on. or Montreal. will preach.

10.15 n.m.-»-Sabbull1 School. 7,00 p.m.—-1tcv. W. D Rcid. I). D.

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Sabbath. tholtov, 1)r. Mulcnlm J. MacLcod, o1‘ tho Collegiate Church (luct the services.)

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Parents of Sabbath School children will please note tho change ol‘ hour to 10.15 tun.

Ell m welcome

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natural im-rcuiu- -l'or thc your was

1.075., while tho IIOITFIYIISL‘. due t0 lighting, old agr- and animals slaughtcroil was 8i, givliigh not Increase of 904.

"Uiosc to olcvcn ‘oundroil (if the animals rcmaincti in the muin park (luring the winter months nud (rzime ihrouimh in spimidlil condition. whilo four thousand niuo ‘hundred and sixty-two were in winter quar- ters. The balance of the l1vr(i was taken cnro of in thc homo paddock and ciittlc enclosures.

Thlriiecn yours ago tho nucleus oi‘ this grout herd numbering approxi- mately 700 was (purchased from MiG-IRBI Pablo of Montshn and thc buffalo have grown in this period to elmht nnd one hall'- times their original numlber. Today Canada lhroellfths of tho Am- (vrlran Iihion |n_ (‘he world, with on estillllltetl valuation oi‘ nearly $2,- 000,000. Tho disposal of it number of (‘he malebulfnloos, which cxccod herd purposes ‘by about 1,000 ‘send. is at present engaging the atten- tion oi tho Department.

—-oo>-——- INTER-PROVINCIAL ‘DINGHY RACING

l-l-ALIIMX. Aug 17.——Tbo Royal dqcnnobcccseils Ynich Club. St. John. has bccn Ilskml to approve of tho datos. August 25-28 for the lnten-pnovlnclal series of dinghy rncss to ho raced off Halifax for bins, Royal Nova Scotin. ‘latch Squildrnnk-l trophy. now bold by tho Now Brunswick club. Several new (linghys will represent Nova Scotlo this year including (mo (la-

and that he could not ho detained. Walsh wcnt outsidi- thc building and smashed in three windows. lie was grabbed ‘by a policeman

Iinlcil at once before thc magis- tralo :in(l given two months, all within five llrllrutos of his llppll-

cation for accommodation I11 tho jail.

-_-j<0Q>—-- JOHNNY DURNAN MAY ROW BELYEA AT ST. JOHN TORONTO, IT-Jollnlly Durnnn, the Argonuut sunior scul lcr, will go to tho Middle ‘Stats regatta at ‘Baltimore. Seiptcmbor 4th. for tho senior slnglcs nnd will llkoly pair with Gordon Ho- inni-th, in the senior doubles event, _ Argos yesterday received an in- vitation from the St. John Rowing Club, asking that Durnan gr (lowll to row ngnlnst Bclyon ln tho sini- les on August 26. Durnun mny also compete In this cvont. as his fat- her, Eddie Durnuu. is anxious to hnvc John row 1101.111" again "I15

U0" I)? Ouo young ‘bride herself of‘ the onc they had decided to occu- 11.)’?

"There ls Just. one large living room which, con-thins a buffet and a writing desk In the daytime. “"0011 YOu Wnmt to go to bed, you ‘turn the huffctaround tho other way and it disappears and you huvo one of those ‘Murphy’ beds. which pull down from the wall. Than you turn tho desk around and a hire dresser comes into view, together with a full- length unrror. The kitchen is a fair size, nnd the bathroom Is very niccdtoo."

This is a vast improvement on the "bml-sitting-room" variety of restrictive which the liorce of cir- cumstances so often compels young couples, bachelors, or bachelor- glrls to occupy.

()f course. it is not an ‘ldcul w:1y of living, but it (loos sway with a lot of drudgery sud is fsr more comfortable when one (‘nnnot af- ford s larger flat or a house.

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FOREIGN COAL ARRIVEB.

ynnh -I'I1iI1L/\D1:'~I.1.‘lll-A. llencc cltc war was nri-dlclcil. with miners ibuck in the pits (it the old wage scale. Final agreement may the signed‘

Aug i8.

as miners and operators , met horo yeutsrdsy and brought, the hard coal dispute to the’ verso of solution had separate‘ meetings ‘before resumption o ,tha conference. Thomas J. Ken- nedy. district presldentpNo. ‘l.

signed by W. J. Roue, designer of

the 310011080.

‘ii-lads these optimistic anouliee-i meats.

by fMoniluy in the allthrlbzstsitmers loaded with English and toihyilCaipe Breton coal steamed inroifios-

vsnguard of a. fleet of some eighteen

at this afternoons joint meetlnlgbrlngtlng thousands of tons of coal who from foreign countries to Massa-

‘BOSTON, Mass. Alli. 18,- Five

ton harbor today. They are the

Iii-g frelglitews now on the oceim.