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swoon are Wool fgexti . . . ~ ewugn re Woal' sxtiles 6 c.Pref3r§ed Stock.

ova cotia Clay urks 1 p. c. reierre geek.

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llalifax, Si john. Montreal, Sherbrooke, Kingston, Sydne y ,

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...°Coun. H. H. Acorn, who was on

a short business trip to Charlotte town, returned home yesterday!

a passenger from Montague £0 30ul'iu

yesterday!

...*I. J. and Mrs. Horne, Souris,

have returned home from a iew day's visit to relatives at Royalty Jct.l°

...°Miss Margaret E. McCormack,

Boston, is visiting her parents in

Sourls.°

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MARITIME SECURITIES.

High Low Close

Aug. 28’12.

. Aug. 26’l2. ()Ct....... .. ..._._.1090 1076 1090

I)ec....... ......ll00 1087 1100

Quotations furnished by F. B. Mc- .Ian...... ......l0il7 1077 1081

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Montreal.....'. Royfil......

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British .... .. Coinmerce...... .

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2231 .2631 .2471 .22f:_§

Acadia Fire... ... ...100

Do. ord...... 80

Acadiii Sugar, bid...

105

Brandram-Henderson com 25

0. B. Elec. com. ........

East. Can. Bsv. it Loan......141

Eastern Trust......

Halifax Cold Storage pfd..

100

Hewson Pure Wool Tex. com 25

Henson Pure Wool Tex. pfd.

with 30 p.c. of! com stock 100

Mar. Tel. com...... .......... _.

80

Do. pid .........105

N B. Tele hone

Do. 3rd pfd......

do. do. corn...............

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N. S. Car, lst pid. x.d....-...96 91

Do. 2nd pld...... .. _ 82 72

Tlifl. 154 222; 2021.1 246% 226

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N. S. Clay Works, pid 95

Stanfield pfd............ ............105 102

Do. com......... 62"

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Trinidad Electric ....... ........,..77 'I3

Trinidad Cons. Tel. com....

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Ang. 2s'12.

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SlIl"i*“.l.\(ii~l'["l‘i-IS MEET

i*lll<]MlE.ll BORDEN.

(Canadian Press.)

LONDON, Aug. 28-Premier Borden

met the delegates of the suffragettee today. He told them he had no li0W~

er or intention of introducing' wo-

pliefl threat by women of a militant campaign in (`anada.c V

THE SUPIIHMACY OF

BRITAIN THREATENED.

WINNIPEG, August 27- “The

question of the Canadian contribu- tion to the navy is very delicate," said l<`_ ld. Smith, K. C., M. P., thc young Unionist leader today. “Per- sonally 1 think that 'no English pub- lic mon is entitled to express his opinion openly until the premier of Canada has made in the meantime his statement on the matter. It is for Mr. Borden, on behalf of thc whole of the Canadian community, to announce ~wh_at are his intentions and it will he improper for any of us to anticipate him. I might say,

/ ' C. B. Elec. 's .........‘.l5§

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93

Chronicle lis 99 Halifax Tram 5’s .........101 99

Hewsoa Pure Wool Tex. 61

with 30 p. c. bonus 1021 10

Maritime Telephone 6’s 107

N. S. Steel lst Mort 5's 95.1 N. S. Steel debentures Stk. 105

Porto Rico 5's

Stanfields fI's Trinidnd Telephones 6’s

95 1021 101

Trinidad iiilect. 5's 93

< in 'rr QUo'rA'r1oNs.

...'John MacEachern and John A.

McDonald, Campbell's Cove, returned

esterday from a trip to Charlotte-

y town!

...°Benjamin and Mrs. Baker, Sour-

is, have returned to their home after spending six weeks visiting relatives in the United States! '

...*Miss Eva Creamer, Souris, has

returned home after spending 1; few days at'-Selkirk; where she was the

guest of Miss Lizzie MacIntyre.°

...'The many friends of Frank Mas-

sey, Merchant Bothwell, will be pleased to learn that he is recovering

-~» "~ from a severe attack of Brochittis and

l‘leurisy.*

...*Willie McDo'nald, Souris, who

has been home on a few _days visit from Moncton lcit

nien'sfi‘f1i\cliisc bill into the Canafli- YESWPGAY m0l`uil1g f0l' the Chflidillfl

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an I’nrliiiment. There was an im- N0i‘tl.iWeSt.*

...*Ira Mathon, mate of the schoon-

er A. H. Trainee, which is at pre- sent discharging' a cargo oi hard coa in Charlottetown, returned Monday

from a short visit toriiis old home at

Murray Harbor.°

...°S. I.. Clerk, 1-Iaifax the genial

gister U0., Toronto, as ri passenger vesterflnv from on iottemwn in Lvwcr Montague. Mr. Clerk reports having done a good business in this province! V

__._z, ...’Edward Carter, who has been

employed in W. B. Leard's tailoring establishment, Flourihlm left Charlotte-

...°Rn1eigh Price, Sussex, 1N. B., was V

_' ...°0ne cont per ‘word each insertion? Udo N0 MMI’ for advertising in this column. Cath

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...°J. R. Stewart and daughter must accompany order and five PG

Helen, of Dakota. are visiting at cent discount allowed. . Minumum »V _

Red poums charge twenty-five cents. ` ' ~

...°'rn» moi-nfs; muy sw-afsn can F" “ll 1°“"’°"° b° °bt°'“°d “t W’ A' J°h“'t°“|° The shine will last and make thi ' Montague. shoes last '“ G- -’°=<1°”- *Sm* "u‘ “° Awarded com uses L

glad to receive gil news, advertising " - -

Store, Soufls. ' and subscriptions in Bouris and vlc- g at Halifax Ex_lilblt‘l0l.1- ,

lnlty. His office phone No. is 5. Made ip Amhent’ 1

...Martin Mexfiinon, agent. win be 301.1 ,v¢¢_y_w1|¢r¢_ “ V 2|, S n & f C 0-

e

glad to receive all news. advertisinlf - _ . ' y _ ` - V. _< ,, _ .~

and subscriptions in Montague and Evertll n slim” cd’ MEMBERS hjl)0'E'é‘-t mv eww" _ _ i°1“i*¥- H1' °'u°° lu‘°“° N°- 1' ‘O A rf/furax suwotssooiiv.s'r..ioh°s1mnoaafo'ros.MoN1janfn.

young man from Souris was enter*

fair sex who were troubled with the

of the party. a married lady of Brook

of ladies would be hard to find in the

° HOUSE WAS STRUCK.

howevex-V without indisc,.eti0nV that reside. M-r. Carter’s many friends in strucki, and one end considerab, ` _

the ,Wersi tendency of ML Bordeng Souris. while regretting his f1eparoire_ iiirmnged by lightning, About ter. MEMORIA1. snnvloa pishery Salt.

views has been receivgd with gmti_ win-11 him every sum 53 \ miguteshtigefore -tige hcyscM\yas;ltii;1ck FOR GENERAL BOOTH. V

tudeb all arties in En land. No ‘ _-gi a aug 1' WHS OTH 0 5- u uf- '-_' l,,.0,,0S},;1 has 50 touched thi hhagink .__~S_ N. Haszard, V ail Clerk on Fortunately the part Vol the house in (Canadian Press.) A ._ &

tum ,Ji the people in reg,u.d.t0 the the Murray Harbor-,Ranch who has the path of the elettric bolt was un- LONDON, _Aug_ 2g_Whs'n the doors

i,m,erial conception Since Canadnm been having n vacat n for the page occupied at the time und no~ one was gf Congress Hall closed tonight on sauris

ef.-opernrinii ni ure south African “"0 “'°°“S» will resume work to- hm- lhe Ivins in state of the body of

war," ' ' ‘ “"u"°W~_ P; E~A1‘S¢1fl\}lt.' who "hee ”**'-*'°*-' General William Booth .Vthere still re- g.23ME¢1

Il in our 'hit ting with

¥il:1Vxt¢d,. the _ipcomii from

no reason lhl

developed esiment

1 Ar the .present time we are offerlng ¢v_~r.=,-__

fully selécted issues liaving_ _earni g V ¢ ` possibilities in the stock in addll-l6h?t0 J

the fixtd ‘ificomé from 'he Buf_1‘i» ~ ' 'We will be pleased _iealve lull' mrficilllfl-

“hiii ii°e‘i'1'h't'Jx uxouauau

semi for see B<>9_k,1=.* °“ '- ' , _

...°Subscrlhers should renew a week ‘The Care of Shnes.”_ ' » ` _ 7 ' '"1' 'Y ._ _

or two before the time 11110! 1111"” a _ - , _ ._ -~ '

hu ot - . ’ '

should write “Mgr Guardian. CMF' V ‘ . V -‘ -\ lottetown," at once. This is a 8005 . M = , position for a young lady or for amy 1 V V _ _ _ _ _ » ‘ man who has some spate time. 1 I ' . '

1 _,_ This brand is known as

...‘ The following notes have been _»-~-.. 5'7"" 71°" 'hm fV‘_"”"'

received from a Bridgetown corres- ll H U20 3l’l_gIl\Q.!

pendant:-The farmers have about nn- Vf/ '53, J` and g=““\¥\_° R080!! f islied their hay crop which was gath- ,_ ,V | I-iwunu ‘hu i‘!’_“V5‘?‘.‘ -

ered in 1; lair condition;-The wcath- ` yxbfl ,E Efudayuf Piulu m2.d_lV- er has been favorable for the crops - Eg-gig* N uualuf. .V " ‘T _, ° _ “n||`f`x_ _ S during the past few days. Grain and . . ‘ 1 ..- ` _V - “dl” sth ' ` . V'

Potatoes 19011 well and ‘MH sud "` “ '“ ""“"""" V _MQN-1-,REAL 'ro,iLONTO. -_ QUF-l*el'1¢.

wheat promise to be a fair croi>»-T_h€ ` - V- .., ' |_0~11)0,\'_ 1; _ people are pleased to see the genial .V THAT ROYAL THEFT' ' V_V_“_‘V_!______.__?Tr"V‘Yf`\_____V__1~_ ng-1 _

face of Rev. F. M. C1aydo{fiN.dY.hwho \ . " is visiting relatives an ren s ere. ' __ _._ _ __ __ __ _

of is 1:1- on a visit to her brother and other Thomas Pritchard- of London,sV friends here -Miss Margaret McLeod “Ser _ - 1 of Uigg is visiting her aunt Mrs. Wm big hoxmg Mena' who waz chftrguz C. 1u'c1.eoa.-Quite an exciting episode f§f;‘,BV °‘;;',__‘,‘,’,‘1iY“fh,f" "h‘;,m‘;V-

t°°k place °n the river recently' A Princess Frcdericks, [was dismissed in

. _ the police court today. The magis-

gar1i'(;;:§0i:_’:‘;rf§ 3:16" gssurgentggdégs :Ig trate said there was not n particle of < outing in his gasoline boat when on ‘i',Y1;1;“°ieka agfgsg t \;i"(;‘herP“"Zi;f _ the return trip the boat balked in mid vgntsrtfo LQEVEOS tu°l§egmy the bag stream cauamg n panic among the in which the police believed she car-

fear of drifting off go sea. H 'ltihs fied ber jews' _

1 boat as luck would ave it on e ., V into shallower water _whereupon one T0 TNVF3STIJAV'1Vl`g_";E MEAT TRUVSTV ,

field/ plunged overboard and was fol- _.

\

._ _ _ . » TORONTO, Aug. 28-The City

representative of the Dominion Re- xgshcglooifiy lgvyilmirgiegiférgfl nlilflttg Council is to “sk the Royal Commit*

more mrlurn and hedmgg1ed 1,8-,ey sion tVo investigate the alleged ment

trust in Cang,dn.m

common walks of life. ING N

__ (Canadian Press.)

LONDON, Aug. 28-Richard Arnst WINDS0R» August 27” D‘u`i.u¢ ““ Md Barry me “eg°'“,”"i“,"‘ fur “_ Just arrived per steamer Prima

town yesterday mom g en mute to electric storm here today the hous Hffllllillg mfltlih f0l` the }‘J"Slluh`u\\l1m' ,md for Sak at lowest pricey |o_0o0

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western Canada, where he intends to Ol Edward Muller, College road, was U10HBhiD-C bugs Liverpool Salt and 3000 bags

if . °f»V“= ‘Wh S*“°“ u°".°‘=

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---'Ant verwn Wlw wi M* N _~ 1, "ch '"1?“:1¢i" ff. Santiago Electric Light &'1`ract1on Company 6 p. _c..Boml_a.

f , .

uuardlan representative at Montague ¢y°:;‘yy1;sm:_ egos; _ b ‘ f C mrncn Stock.)

(with fo p c onus/0 0 L; `

Price 95. Canadian Venezuelan Ore Company 6 p- C. 1§_0!1ClS°, ,V _

(with So 11. c. bonus of Stock_) _ _-

Price 95. _ _ _

Royal Securities Corporation. Lid.

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ll. Bradford. Hunger. V _ I

Unnaflian Coflona, Lid. 5 p.c. First -Morgage

binking Fund Bonds

Due i940 Tnlsl Assets .. V .3|2.7l5.423 Bond lnue . . . . . . . . .. .$300,000 Nel Earnings. year ended March V|9l2 559.977

Tolhe investor wantinga ihoroug-

ly sound investment we recommend these Bonds. "

Listed on Montreal Stock Exchanire

Pricelo Yield 0verV6 p. c. Send for Full Particulars

Eastern Securities Co. Ltd. w. r._ unifou. Magna..

Phone Main 205~ 93 Prince Wm. Bt., St John, N. ii. 213 Notrebaine West,Moutrea|.r.l).

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1045 Speakln r alou similar lines been relieving Clerk. will resume his ENORMOUS OYSTER CROP mained an enormous crowd outside in ___' " '_' ` ' '

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Quotations furnished by F. B. Mc-

Curdy & Co., Stock and Bond Brok- ers. Members Montreal Stock Ex- change, l64 Richmond St., Char-

lottetown, P. E. I.

'NEW YORK STOCKS.

Aug. 28'12.

High

Atchison... ... ...10f\} Am. Iiffet Sugar... 75.; Am. Smelters... .. X71 A-mal.'Cnpper... xiii: Erie . . . . . . ... 371 Lehigh Valley...7 ...17ll,'§-

Miss. Pacific... Northern Pacific .._12‘.l;‘- Pennsylvania ....1242 Reading... . ....1715 Bursar... ...iso Unihn Pacific... ....1721- U. S. Steel... .. 75 Both. Steel... -lik Mex. Petroleum... 79* Utah Copper . . . ... 602

Low

10x; 75 87; avi 3111

1701

12a 1241 1701 129 1712 741 401 7s1 65;

' MONTREAL STOCKS.

` Aug. 28'12.

Hi gh Low

Canadian Pncifir . . . ...277§ Detroit... 7l.} Dom. Star-I (`.0rp'n.... 65.5 Minnasc. ri. (uno) 1532 Montreal Power... ....2341 Richelieu &» 0ntnrio,..115 Rio De Janeiro... ....,_1»i8i

275 71 651 153 za41 1131 1-it

occasion.” '

Close mimi Kingsmill before leaving Eng-

1081 75 871 sri 361 1701 ss; 1283 1243 1701 130 1713 742 401 781 G51

ClOEIe

277 71 of 153 2341

1141 1481

reached some liiifierstgnfiing on the form (`anada’a Navy should he, He did not think Germany was building ships for fun, but to develop a real- ly efficient sou power, one that no other would likely attack. Aus- ltralin was buying ships, but they Were bein!! built in England mid manned by lirit‘_~h sailors, so he did not think the Australian unvy coul<'. be called a grand success as a sepa- rate imperial unit,

SEVERE S’i"(lllM AT TRURO.

TRURO, August 27- From four

o'ciock this morning until about six o'ciock a very severe electrical storm, with unusually heavy , rain, raged over Truro and in the near districts. The storm and rain came from the smith and south west and about five o’clock the electric current wns nlarminizli' nenr, imc bright zip;-zag current of iight, par- ticularly being followed almost in- stantaneously by a. loud crash of thunder. In the town there wi-is no' damage, tho the storm was ex-

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ceedingiy near, except slight injury to the chimney of St. I’aul's Church, when n number of bricks were knocked off by the electric current, that seemed to have entered thc flue and followed it to the ground.

shawfnigiin... ...14s> 1-far 141:' Toronto Ry... ...142 1412 142

COTTON.

Aug. 26'12.

‘ '~ A SUDDEN DEATH.

_-_-\<\\\. _‘ '

"' ` ` ' ‘_ , ‘ YARMOUTI-l, Allgllsli 27-James

_ -_ . -, ' lj_ Larkin, of the Gloucester fishing

1 ’ schooner Hattie A, Hcckman, died

p » suddenly this evening while being

H i gg; N " `“ carried from the steamboat wharf,

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where he had inlnted, to the hos- Ditai.

_ .__" 1 |_1¢Y‘¢. 'Swept what is stated on a

' medical certificate found ln his

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he falntod. i-fe was picked up and

. _ _'.` . ' ' 'V _,.1fj,,|1U l"1f`¢|1 £0 K0 On hoard the steamer.‘

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rnshrfl to the hos1ilta‘l,'hm; ,|194-_ ,gm the way, V_

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Sourfs yesterday m0rn1ng_ Her Gang"

lnnd that the Canadian and borne F' Mchmis' WFS a Dasseuger hY’ government ministers had already e_a"‘°m°°“ tml" to his home in

Mui ray I-Iarhor.°

'rnlsouans Mlrrruaan.

LONDON, Aug. 26-A despatch from

Lisbon to the Daily News and Leader says that 100 Royalist prisoners 'bc- Iing deported to Africa on the Steam- HhiP'M01¢1f1ge. moaned during the night whénithe vessel was near Ma. delra and seized the 'a1_°mory_. They mastered the officers and crew after Vf'.V fight imprisoned them below, ihen they prepared to sail for South America. ‘ '

’l`lie cruiser Bciro, which happened

to he in the neighborhood the next day. noticed something wrong with the Malbnge and sent af'-med boats to her. The warshlps msn ,boarded the Malanze and after 9. brief fight cen- quered the mutineers.

ten cents can buy

_‘MM " N _ y - V. »-ff,-V»...r1`yQ,am.‘m~ iv i r "

(Canadian Press.)

Government will send an ultimatum to the Khan of Urga to withdraw the declaration of Mongolian independ- ence or take the consef1i1ences.c

CRITICISM OF , ,

LACROSSE LEAGUE.

MONTREAL, Aug. 27-The Cntbo-

lic Tribune, issue made scathing criticism of the rowdyism which pr!- vailed on Saturday last at thc Na- tional lacrosse grounds when Toronto played the local team.

"Have our people lost their better senses, their nobler and higher senti- ments?" asks the Tribune. “Do they wish to be educated to blood-curdling amines the some as that of last Sat- _ui-_tiay'.' Are the people going hack to harbarism! We’ll soon know how many suspensions for the balance of the season, will follow, for President Quinn issued orders, and whether this order has been like a good mhny more things in the league-a big bind.

"Will President Quinn still insist in

keeping that league in existence? If he does, and in spite of all that has happened this year, Vwe would sug. gest that it he named. "The Blood and Murder League," aiso'that all visiting teams to the National,- grounds risk Col. Sam Hughes, the Minister of Militin, to send unc of the local volunteer companirs thi-rs for protection, and that they strrd around the grounds with fixed bayon- ets, and that the referees and goal

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Right Hou. Walter Long, M. i’__ in duties on the Summerside and Tig- _*‘ an endless queue and as they turned . - V--~- - - -__

addressing a crowded meeting of the “Ish mute-‘ _ away disappointment showed plainly p- ' G- *_* - | VC -

Canadian duh' .__-_,,111 he remem1,ere,1 . V --- WVILMINGTON, Del., Aug. 27--This on. the faces ofthe m0u,.n,,,.s_ The -»‘o».i.v m|=.'Mo|-!Ar.:uu1 _che time when ic was whispered ,~-- ‘BPL George Daley. Pleasant fall S Oyster eros on the Delaware Body of the me COmm,,,,d,,,_,,,_(-_hid _ nm' Us 1.o_.m .that the future of Canada lay in an- ‘Huey left Y”ste"duY morning ful" and Maryland coasts .Wm be one °f of the Salvation Army wus removed 31-°Y1(5)ul§'V 0,?/g`?,`1‘15‘?1l_1°u,,e, p°c° nexation to the United States. No Regmu' S_aSk~»_ “'u‘“fe 11 K_00<l Silllllr tue largest of last mty Years' TP” last night to Olympia where the mem- ` array Off Mortgages

man was hold enough to whisper tim' awmts him With DHTUGS with “Vers _Were "0"" up for Seve" Wee” nri 1 V1 111 .b 11 11 1»_11 _ n\¢¢s|lADlNl|l0{AEl V STMENTCAMDANY that wma mv L. n .S art whom he hos been empio sd 1,e10r,. lust winter and those who have look- a se' ce W e el 'B eve" *V ""v‘§

‘ fl , [1 Rflll Il in C _ Y' » _ `{ng_m

the snuff. African wnr semen time kupf- Daley is well and favorably ed Over the beds revert they had u , for all time. Today the naval su- '.’°Wu thr°‘.'gh°“t _this Province and _good growth and the bivalves are NEW YORK MUSEE _ Royal Bank Bldz. memacy of the empire was threat his many friends wish him 1, pleasant in fine condition for the market. The . _ ~ Charlottetown P. 111.1.

General Booth of the Salvafwn Arm

General Lying in State. His fam

ened. For his part he had no doubt and I’mSf’C"°“S Ulf* 'L0 the westf season opens Sept. first. A most realistic figure of tha mt, “ that Canada would answer the moth- ”""` ”"' “

._ _ ,. ...vrin sch.. J _ MONGOLIANS 'ro surrnnf . .` Y f `

er countrys present need with alfrom Sydney f;!ll)0PGaéb0nesiti; Grady, has been placed on exhimtuz at the OBITUAR1.

mighty shout and say we will see, €» W H 951350 _ °** that the navy is sumcient for any pf 220 tons cool, sprung a 19111; Bud Eden Musee. New York. It is mount

iecfiizie wateriodgcd and had to be Inte,.,,1ew€d nn the same' s“mc,._t abiiiifloned two miles off -Entry Is- LUNDON. Aug- 23-The Chinese

today, Rear Admiral A. D. Tate, rf. l““< 0" M°“uuY~ Shr was a total N., retired, former superintendent 0( 1955 HS there were no insurance on the Portsmouth dockyard,, no\v on mth.” curgo or Schooner- HCP crew his way to Japan to study conditions of uve men got ashore Sufeli’ - and there, said he understood from Ad- wn`c.pnsScmIem hi' the Laui’ 5571111 £0

cd on a catapult, and is a duplicate Death is an unwelcome visitor at giesguxflaviflhiuucllipntfglz S331; Sll;\0Ws(»;Jl:l`; :gy timgiubut whfén circumstances . I i COD Oils llill e and mg e it

_ _ _ QUE ten-fold more _gruesome it is a thing

§'g1lff)t;§H;ndWI‘1§;1e__ Jaan _lnszgirooii to be dreaded indeed. we look with mem of the Salvatvion ilxrmgu abs GTB’ sad eyes and sorrowful hearts on a partially with the Salvation Army m.‘__hluman creature slowly and surely _It B most realistic tableau and that Stllipilllg from this life to the land oi alliieals to most every one. germ mm Surrounded by att.e“` Since its inception the Eden..Mi1s¢e ve and E°d“1°““ mend” the dymg

_has sncceeded in keeping this ,World Person finds the only comfort avail- famcd place of amusement up to date “ble whiie the cruel D"9t\`0Yel‘ hovers In addition .to the large collection of m the mr' but when he comes “Mx” the World in Wax, the latest import- Dectefilv “nd wif-h0ut the slightest in- ed Ginematograph subjects are shown dicatwn °f his terrible ul"P"°H°h» if is _every hom. on the largest screen Been then that the parents and relations in a Place of amusement. There are i°‘ the ‘lmcken une tuutu the 1110512 also Band concerts rendered every “_ awful sorrow that Death can inflict. ternoon and evening and extra feat- when he creeps uteulfhily and noise-

‘lzlires are edded _from time [go 19531? into the busy world and steals 0:6- hNri>d visitor to the anduuTllSD€CtiI\g victim. in .the flower. poriuniis gf" i ul miss an ap' inf hi; got nt manh°°d-'i Wm” uf” is' I ty VS "Z this remarkable T8- With brilliant *hopes and fu- P “°° ° Bjiiement- Ezfirgsggyiplahmenfs, ivfs their unit

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Lau* Sulldlly the writer had the lit/l-rs. iiscyhnovildf tdlfe (1I‘v(iitsi0‘ Adam and privilaga oi attending two services in the sad tidings were I‘;£11a:;x"dwhen :gs Pgesbyterlan church se Belfast in them that their son Ativoeife 1.53

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LORD STRATHCONA ON PANAMA.

KUQ* (Canadian Press.)

LONDON, Aug. 28-_Lord Strath-

cona while against discussing the Pa- nnma Canal Bill says: “We regard it as absolutely wrong that this inter- pretation should have been put upon the treaty."m

MAYBE CARDINAL.

MONTREAL, August 27-There is

a report, apparently well founded in ecclesiastical circles that Monsig- nor Joseph Nedard Emard, Bishop . of Valleyfleld, will be called to Home at the Consistory of February, and created a Cardinal de Curoa. resid- ing in Rome. At the following con- BiBf-01‘y. the report continues, Arch- bishop Neil McNeil, of Toronto, will be created.a cardinal, thus giving Canada a resident cardinal" dn the country. _ f ‘ TORONTO. August 27-Local Cai-

holics are skeptiealof the truth of the reports` from Montreal that Archbishop McNeil, of Toronto, is to be created a cardinal, `as they consider that the church 'authorities here would be informed of the mat- ter as soon as Montreal had there been any foundation for the report. Rev. Dr. Kidd, administrator of T0. rnnto archdiocese, stated today that so far he had heard nothiug ol’ the matter. If the report is.true .lt will make Toronto the prem'ier arch- diocese of Canada, removing the cen- ter of Canadian Catholicism from the French-Canadian to the Anglo- Saxon section. ,

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You umpires be armed with a brace ofjuhllmed from every pulpit of the Hu" which luufllhtly won him the

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` me conigr tulaiiedp (havl .lim to be iflioom over th U dark shadow of

all il ' ' Vat a :ian wlthonu if nl n tie" mm- 'he was a 8 community in which

.re ze ow Inuc uphlcal nd nal :lc 8 isdn” 'Mphmm mourned bgenaml mvorite' He will be

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. V V ithnd up and sing with such force ‘afi_it»VH¢l`°- 'hm wmplaint in still - V sweetness. rum ought to ne men- M111 he no lonzer feels " C ._ d _ __,,_

- ty or more of such boys ln every Here where all Qlndnass img' ' '. -‘ 1 1=`f'j»_#-},`fJ

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