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ROYALISTB Tl-IREATEN _

V » 'f°‘1_§!g_1>E P°1='fUG4L»7LAUIlIEIl AND SIFTOII ` ` I N P0I-IT_IIIIII- FIGHT

forces on the northern frontior has in- formed the Ministery that We Royal- ists in Gracy are about to invade

Portugal. ‘

The Roynlists are said to be nurn-

erous, wcll organized, and armed with ` the latcst pattern of rifles and artill- ery. Steady enlistment is going on in

in this city Saturday.

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creased Prosperity

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ing reciprocity agreement at the_In~_ Mach' emphasm he Went on to say_l _ Y _*Ev* _ W

No trouble with Sunlight 50°F- s¢fH°I1_ m°@U"g~ HIS C001- 10516111 was being inid by the advocates _.of lusttollowtnedirections on the §E“:0'11'1§ “fs f°11_;‘“""f_t“`i"‘ °l°:§ *“` reciprocity upon the foot that the

011 ""1 “S Ie U11* 9 U “S ca 3 American markets would be opened to

wrapper .nd sunlight does the £8111” the PHC'-» “Wd 1" his °0I1°l“B‘ Canada. He, however, made an added rest. C0lt5II!f|6_d0¢$ mlltll - ions it,was very evident that he car- pnint _ showin th _

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by g at there was no ,

HCV" |U.lUl'¢f ‘N043 °|` °l°¢h°=- fled the “blue of the meeting “"ltl',thing permanent in this matter. The _ ' ' _

‘ "H l1‘"_1~ _ lAmerican markets could be shutf ,

hot one discordzint noto was souiill~iagainBt us at any m0ment_ at . the

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' TALK __

gifton Says Farmers lllalfare En- dangered - Laurier Claims In

TILLSUNGBURG. Ont., Aug. 23-

6; n so ¢ what shall be ference to the Lanctot adnlr were Cheuze if?" _ p U R E , '

_the anti»recipi-ocity cause in an elec- the destiny of this country." disappointed. i I-la told again the story of the @-

toral riding which has hitherto been _(Cheers.) I Sir Wilfrid Laurier opened b _re- l

in the majorit Lib `

U d th y eral. d I 'Phe following are some of the most :arena l_:_c_;__the naw Liberpg candidaée t p spla e r against marryipg be-

_ _ _ _ _ I “ ii er is rcciprocit pact,” e- tlli t l M _ s'lt ' or C eu ounty r .P cause s e was in goo clrcums ances

, Th; Hon. Clifford Sifton carried his dared M,._ Gino” “the yd of E ng un ences 0 r I (ms '

__ _ f :cdi.Hii ht _hwns iio;~1 t

W8 are atainlf- I'¢¢lpr001¢-Y f“1`th°" products will be settled pnoctesln Ch: `-p‘e‘e'l?lll M n 0 new t a Mr Cardin as B 6 rep c wan my

, * \, at into the ridin oi s in xi - - ' '

/;.f'/y //,il _/f:».‘f' / _,%/

e present issue involves the na. as not theunanlmous choice of the Baptiste. and am willing to take the

_ E 0” O Wd last ada, but in the United States, where tionnl destiny gf Canada" and 50 is Blberals of that division, but it was risk-" _ ;{§>'2//"'-f/'/'»’/% HI8ht_- W_h°“ he _“‘Idr°s,°f’_d B great twenty or twenty-five men practically strorider than any Part? affiliation or 'the Dfivllllge Of Liberals. he said, to Uanda \vanted the American mal”

H Ineetmg 111 the 1”1"k at 1_1l15°“gl’“r§' control the business operations of the »pai~;ne|-sl,lp_"- exercise their new opinion. The ma- k ts, Sir Wilfrid argued, and the / /4///~ _

- ~ -1 _ There were “PW1’~1`ds °f "nee" mm ` ninety millions of people in that ,_ "No other people ln the world have jority had favored Mr. Cadin, and pr

"3 fed P901-‘le Present gf"th"°d_ ‘mm an country. Our friends who are the ac- developed a country in such a succ-. _

lquflrters of the da"`yl"g wunlry' V008!-es 0! FBCIDTOCULY UPODDBG to iw' essful manner as have the Canadians. him- -ul

_ IWIJICII €_U1b1`“°?@ Ahlmer- C°""tl¥' hieve the liberty of Canada by hand- lllan for mam 1 believe that the pw. "But," said the Premier "there islrisk " He enumerated some of the

5 |BI"I?_;V°5‘;_1_§l_@» c;'1‘i_"v“*:»cr§‘2_lf1';d3‘€geD§2‘_;{~ ing us over to the tender mercies of ple of Canada at the pres=nt time reifmmetlllllg I110I`€ BMYBG il '

e a eu e th

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_ _ _ . _ ' B ' an ' more im~,i>rices for agricultural products In |

_ s ' d V M gm “mei nt _ e trusts and monopolists of the Un~ the iles;-05 people in the Woyldg' portant than personal causes, and th A _ _ , _ _' I -~r- ~_ _ __ » ._

_ _I;;1c__p§_*;_i thféirr c__;’;1_sa__;I_1_IT§ repefm ipled States, but 1 venture to sal; “Continue the economic _Policy of_tl\at is the cause of Lib nlis . , k- ' 1' - `

,‘will of the United States. The prices

LUAL COAL

TIIE UNDERSIGNED DEALERS IN

Hard and Soft Coal

` iiiivi: Aiwnrs oN uiiuii

ai ineir om siana, retires No. `2 winri

anlzirgc supply ol ‘Coal suitable fr allpiirposes, Orders, verbal by mail or

by telephone promptly attended to. Our telephone No. is 312, and we should be

Peake Bros. Q). Co.

7-zodjim. _

'lliis is the perfect rifle for big game, :incl not only in Canada, but in India as well, ii is recognized as the iiiost powerful and hnndicst of gninc geitcrs Hand finished throughout in a manner only seen in the most expensive lin- glish Rifles, the Ross High Velocity sells for only $75.00-thougli it cxcols in power and equals in finish other

iiizikes sold at much higher prices. '

Full particulars are given in our ll- ' `

' s amen Connolly tp of{vr_her house lurid lot for sale at Public Auction on the

"OW few stop to cou-

er is used when ordering a

p‘eased to have your orders. d

bottled aerated beverages that 'l are offered for sale.

Havelock Mineral Spring Co.

Ltd and it is the only maguc

I Have you seen the

99 iling purposes in the IM:iri-'

“Ross ,_

2’ I ways counts. Write us for

prices we would bc pleased to

'of our agricultural products had ad- vanced thirty-five per cent, during the past fifteen years, whereas the cost of manufactured articles, the goods the farmers had purchased, had increased on the average by not more

llo i§HiT¢i`l.6t`fliFSElE al Public Auction.

M__T_pe undersigned 'are instructed hy

‘premises in Charlotte-town nn Wellne- sday the 30th day of August. A. D. l9ll at twe \'e o`clock no_on. _

The property is plensaiitly situated on

the north side of Fitzroy Street and crun- prlses the Eastern liiili of'l`o\\'ii Lot l\u. lil) in the fifth liiindfud _ _

(lnorl title :incl imniciliiitc possession.

For ifiirtlicr particulars app y lo the un- lliirsiirlierl _ Charlottetown Gaudet it Hasznril

Angus: 5th, i9|l Soiiciior.-4

H-Qdwfmllll »

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sidcr what quality of wat-.

rink of the many varieties o '

We sell the product of the

a boiling spring used for bot-

`u1c Provinces. Qualify nl-

upply you,

Your very truly,

R. E. Mulch & Co,

Charlottetown, P. E. I.

6-i2dinws6m

lustrnted Catalogue which we gladly

send on application.

Other iiiodcls of Ross Sporting

Riflcsfroiii $25.00.

ROSS RIFLE CO--~Quebec

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City Schools l

Bring Us Your Soiled Suit

Flar Steam Laundry

< and v\‘c’ll ninke it look as

good as new. We will clean and stcrlize the cloth, raise the nap, brighten the colors

ed, and when towards the close of hlsl ppepela, Mr. Bilton expressed a iearl

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e might be making his analysis Sifton, "go to the polls on Septemll HDMI Que.: AI-‘£11811 24 -'TIIOBG Wl10

' too exhaustive, there w 1

_ _ y elf an flattered for _

as‘a. oud and her 21 next, and vote in accordance expected that Sir Wilfrid Laurier's the Governmontfby the fact that our WHULESUME-__ /f

encouraging crypt "Go on! Go on!" _with your ideas 0' nationhood; vote visit to this place yesterday alter- Opponents said: We are prosporlng so- REL|ABLE f ~ 1' //

The meeting, like its forerunner at"¢l1ag Canada may malntaln lm- lnde- noon would result in some spicy re- much under the Prclcnt SYBIISUI- W11Y~

Ingersoll, was a manifest triumph for pendanc nd d ld

T91!

ii p. _ 'ni el ei. in C mmm ruse ei zu_oan.1 me<uy.' 'rin mum in-.s~l nr in-yin $4 as it il " reeeivedc rathgl' 'ilildrb tllan inthe: years." ' “L . IIN# P|’°°P°!‘I¢7 f°l` 811 C1030! 01 I¢h°~ *IW Ulllllilhu produce: vldulde ht .inn 9; um “nu-Bl pmgpu-_ V "Il ga have any intalugqaeq we community is tba underlying princilh have an extra $8 _a ton for his ha

country. Why should their conserve our forest wealth ~ for le of our policy, and that we have Put* in his Pocket.

thi-eathened ? "

now t of our own people. ‘true to that principle is shown by to be continued

iolidnd 3 ,ang md me- ""'l‘hs lose to the country by the the fact that Canada never had suchl Until February last il

after year." Pro- diversion of railway tranio to the B

"ln order gg build United States will be counted-by the

nation, and now the tens of millions of dollars more

round and says lt'eVel‘Y 'FSU-"

lmul dawn th, nag," tered at the contention which theiwo had not yet reached perfection, we glmuted gh, audlmcg . in Governm t sms forward with the reciprocity ag-|

on seems to make that our 0

_farmers are oppressed and suffering r

well, then," concluded Mr fl'0ll1 D0V0I`fY"

plaster, who, when ber mother tried o er d be 7'

e ospects were so good that he be-

therefore the 'lovernment supported lleved the Dominion would say like

e girl, "I am 'willing to take the

e American markets as compnied

with the prices in Canada iiistancing

er m ino , . »

t at their arguments will not b me past' ,md the muntr,-,S developing back over n long career, I ci-in in particular hay, which, hc said, _

r edllf I`@”e“ed "5 he b’°“gl’t't° be" found convincing and will not lead ment of-the next ten years will lar say that I never had more reason tolwas $13 a ton in Montreal as tom- ~" ~- i ,__

, ' “gal” “ll the mme of the “r9‘"“_""t°` the electors to give them their sup- ` he proud of the Liberal cause t'ian'pared with $20 in Boat n Ev af '

he developed against the Taft»Field- port H ° _

and press the suit perfectly.

Our patrons are the best

dressed people in the city~ l lie one of thcin- Our wagon

will call for your bundle.

A. P. Webster, Prop.

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Educational Books I

INCLVDING THE

Newly Authorized Text Books

for School and College I

We have an iiiiiii:-use Stock on hand. All SCHOOL and l

COI.l.li(ll". BOOkS sold by us at l’l`Bl.I.‘ HIQRS PRICES.

Scribblera, Exercise Boolis, Penmanlhip Pads,

Pads, Palmer Method of Business Writing, Pens, Inks, Pencils, Foolscap, Examination Paper, Fountain Pens, _School Maps, Eruers, Rulers, Note Boobs. Ilooli Keep- ing Blanks _and Text Books, Slater, Pen Ilolders, Note Paper. Pencil Boxes, School Bags, Qc, all at lowest

possible prices.

‘ WHOLESALE and RETAIL

.__ BY*

CARTER 6:? CO... limited

DEALERS IN <

Boobs, Slafionery, Fancy Goods, Seeds. Qc. cnAizi.o'i°rarowN, P, ie, isi_,lNl,_

‘Speedy but Sale

Compound 'Extract of Wild Strawberry

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F li `,,

When you have con-

tiacted a severe case of cramps, colic, pain in bowels with dysentery, you can get instant re- lief by taking our

This remedy is highly antisep-

lic in ils ci' d `

a mn an contains no

opintes,yei it has the desired ef- feci.We are always careful to bc sure ofthe goods, when we re- commend a certain remedy to

you- I

25c Bollle.

E. A. Foster Central Drugstore

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Sunnyside. I U '

period of prosperity as it has en- had supported reclpro¢ll;_"';:;|`;"'“°

iioyed under the Laurier administrat-'they had changed their waz, 'ww on. . I " , _ '

Bllt Eetllvilg, ’ gald th P

_ , Even ourlpolitical opponents ad- (continued 0n`W__id rl`"_‘jl

3 mlggalge and lallul-,_ “I don't think the farmers feel flat- mit this, an when, knowing that F I

ement still further to augment the E cn ///

lprosperity of ouroountry, I was flat- NUM ICAI- tered for in s d " "

Maoiic

Grand Liberal Demonstration

under the auspices of ihe Young Liberal Associaiion 'of Charlottetown andthe Queens, Prince, and Kings .Co Liberal Association of P. E. I. -will be. held in the Arena Rink on

Friday September lst at 7.30 P. M.

- . The meeting will be addressed by '

RIGHT i IION SIR WILFRED LAURIER

IION. W. S. PIELDING

Minister of Finance. I w ' ‘

l\/IESSRS. VVARBITRTON & PROWSE, PREMIER PALMER

_ and others.

In 'connection with the above `

Trains” will leave Tignish ' at 5.45 a. m.

and arrive at Charlottetown at 11.40 a. m. I

Trains will leave Tlgnish at 12.15 p, m,

"‘ “ ‘ Summersidc _ at 4.15 p.. m, _ and arrive at Charlottetown at 6.25 p. m. _

Returning special train will leave for Tignish alter meeting is over, Special train will leave Murray Harbour at 3 p. in.

_ _ _ _ Returning after the Meeting.

_ Regular train will leave Georgetown at 1.15 p. m. _

“ “' I. “ “ Souris at 1.10 p. m.

”” Arrive at Charlottetown at 5.20 p. m,

Returning next morning leave Charlottetown

I ` at 6.45 a. m'

A special train will leave Charlottetown at 9.15 a. m. for Georgetown

meet Sir Wilfrid Laurier, Hon. W. S. Fielding and party and convey them

to Montague forthe meeting there and afterwards bring them to Charlotte- town. All who wish maytake advantage of this train. ’ '

If .a sufficient number of people from 'Stations between Charlottetown

and Mount Stewart wish to return home after the meeting in' the Rink a special train will berun to Mount Stewart that night. _

Reduced. fares' on_ all Trains I"or Particulars see Ilandf-Bills I

rili-:i>. ii. sistti-:R ciao. w. Mcriiisis

‘ President. Secretary. I

Young Liberal Association.

N. iinrrizuauiwy r. i.. iiociziis

Pres, _Queens Co Assn.; _ Pres, West Prince

B. W. ITANTON I A LEITII f POOLE

_ Pres. East Prince Lib Asso. Pres Kin§”d`:Co'»Ass:>.

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