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. . _ _. _ _ i 1 THE CHARLO'1'1‘ETOWN GUARDIAN PAGE ssvizii

. - - The g (Eastern Guardian . ‘N

y . Bfead' Cakes' Pies' ..°l1' PAve to buy in this Province i _.vous cEN1' pergwlgritihlsezlglimlg: THURSDAY _ ’ . V 7'/'l ~ _ ..°T. GORDON IVES is Guardian Cash at accom an l-da , Y

`%iQE7_ aL1 fnade flworn Representative Earls. mu D y 0 r

f .RCARL MCDONALD il Glllldilll

-SE? - C |'Qm Representative for Bourls.

. iicrlbere are asked when having their

papers changed from one address to another to please give old address as

, well as new one. This prevents any

delays and saves, unnecessary trouble in going over the books. Chickens,

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to U R ..‘.t.i.°.;i2_‘:::‘z..":“. as

, More Bread and Better Bread "Nm" Sims in

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LET us develop Your films and

make your prints. '

We have a complete and very

modem department for handling this work.

- Sendusyourexposu sw w`lli get the best there is inrieheni, I

'l`lie'G. H. Cook Studio '

Telephone us ‘for an ap- ‘

pointment. We will be glad to make portraits of the children, yourself the entire family or any gathering of

friends.

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The Bayer studio I

WASHINGTON, July 27.-Pending

President Wilsoll - _

Shoe Snaps

T %i§iihPli[.121.I§ii $1-48

Ladies Pumps

Ladies Oxfords worth to $4.00

A. E. Lyon 'r

Photo studio ’

Specialty in Groups, College, 1

Society and Family -

Work unexcelled.

" Moderate Prices. L

Amateur’s work given personal. ‘ attention

107 Queen St. Ch’Town. Phone 68] g I

Lad`es Oxfords wolrth to $250 Ci `ldrens White Slides and Pumps 48C

Alley & Co

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Queen St. I States. This has lorlg been the figure

~ ,__ ll great volllllteer army is being train-

_CHAR LOTTETOWN TO BOSTON.

Corilmcilclng l~‘Rll)A Y at noon AU_G-

UST titll, the S. S. }lAI.ll<‘AX will leave Cl1ARLO'i"l‘E'l`l)WN for BOS- ‘i‘ON via Hawkesbury ullil l-Ialifax, and every Friday at noon tli\ll'cai`t-31'.

FROM BOSTON EVERY T'.:ESDAY

AT NOON.

1-`r.l° further lllformlltioli apply to

JAS. CARRAGHER. Agent.

(lh:\rlottctowll.

Time Table. Rocky Point Ferry.

8. S. Hillsboro. Leave Cb'town Leave Rocky Point

| Notice 1° Patrons

G. F. Hutcheson, optlciail,

will be absent from ills oillce frolli July Zilst to August lltll inclusive. Tile store however, will llc opcll as usual for tho triillsaction ol’ all business ex- cepting eye cxallllllaiiolls. Pat-

rons desiring appoilltmellts

l kindly note dates.

1.00 am. 7-20 Us

7 __ W,

8.00 a.n`i. 8-30 “-111- '9.30 a.ln. 10-00 0-111- 11.00 a.m. 11-

1.30 p.m. 2.30 p.m. 8.80 p.m. 4.30 p.m. 6.30 p.m.

9.80 a.m. SUNDAY

12.46 p.m. 2.00 p.m. ' 8.00 p.m. 4.00 p.m.

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M. MURPHY. Manage

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Furness

Sailings

From LONDON From HAUFAX 5'l`EAMEli

July llih Messina July 318! July list Appenlnr AUBUSK mill From LIVICRPOOL From UALIFAX

_ STEAM Eli

July zz Durango Allllllsl 7ll\

August 3rd Tillitlllco Aliillltl 20|"

l‘iirness,Wlthy & Co, Ltd.

Geo.

`ANAD|,AN "

'PACIFIC

Direct Short Route

` Incl' war: v

MARITIMEMFROVINCES

Montreal and West

“ALL RAIL LINE” TO BOSTON

See The Canadian Rockies I-'IN ROUTE TU

SAN FRANCISCO EXPOSITION

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_ __f|M;_5rl.aurlc Sanuicu

From Montreal-Quebec

Mlssanlisls - - JULY 31 METAGAMA, - - AUG- 7

w.1i.l-rl>w»rd.l». l'. A..C. P. R-.Sf-John-N-li

wan", Dominion Express Building

Charlottetown

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‘ Halifax, N. S.

Hard Coal

To Arrive

We have the following Nllooners,

now on way and due from New York and Philadelphia witll car- 'goes of Best American Alilhl'\10l*° ,coal in Egg stove and Chestnut sizes, nlmely _

“iasuu-l l<.e'rs'reoN. with 5°°*°"' un. POWERS" wnh 670 \0Y\I

“F. A. Ai.l.AN" _...wich ..050 was

'rlils coal is all ol bm <l\wll¢>'»

and will be sold at very l0W0Bi P1100 while discharging. Parties requiring Anthracite Coal cannot do betlef _than by booking their orders ul once, and delivery will be lnade from vessels while discharging.

gjqllv

Wlllltaili, Bell & C0 Dominion Goal 6°-1 LN-

PQIONR _|04 _, __ _ -

all wa att small.

We have vessels now en route ¢o/lsrlvi.-ls. 1.”-/.s¢.l.>l..h luon . wal.. 'th HARD C0-‘\L‘“E§8» Swv* f..“.i'.l'i.ilfl"il'..’§i.§J.."'mliii’-i--i;i'Z§f-2 cZ.'ii‘?§.’l"\’\"lii.`iiI t.01d Sidnev R00" »SYd“eY .'.l‘i:.'°i'.-...i1°"s§‘.’_:‘:.-..'.“..“...u:i:.:.:»'"»‘°'*’°"- n of Mme- ">v@f"°SS R°““‘* .'>"‘:f‘.’Ti‘1:.ff=l.i.:=:-.fi::..u::...n..:"f d Peaflllt, Albion Roundv Run hldiitoan. Mein . Thurs. aild Hun. at l0.00 a.m.r ' Mine and Nut Customers who Msrnoecl-ITAN LINE nt the best should order now 5TEAM9"'P9 '“A°9A°"U3ETT°

wi Nu Ru an of wa

so Vessels.

E' 'rea ei-l

Use our Coal and save money. sTE'A'Q|LNH|P§ No" 'F ‘-'NE

Coal

We carry a com lete stock of

l-lv GRADE deals and al. Eastem 5 S Li

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ys give prompt and careful i

ention to all orders large and '“t°n“u°n°| L ne

Phone 111 -

as to take delivery from the AND BUNKER H""'

..°,GlVE OLD ADDRESS -» Bub-

’s retulll from Corn

ish, N. H., where he will formulate with Secretary Garrison and Secre- tary Daniels what the Wllite House has announced would be a sane. reasonable and practical programine oi' national defense, army and navy oiiicials are busy assembling the ill- forlnatlon llpon which the new mili- tary policy will be founded.

No allrlouilcemellts have been made

as to what the needs ol' the respec- tivc services that both have their work well advanced. It had been planned to lay lllc reports before the respective secretaries wltllill ll mollth or illx weeks. lll view of the White lloilse statelllcllt, it was regarded as probable tonight that they would be rushed to rolllplctioll and sliblllltted within 0. few

2 9 'I : days. i

Worth tg 039 lt is ileilllitcly known that navy I

‘plans ctnitcmplzlic li big illcrensc in

melld

cd, that several battle cruisers will be urged and at least four drcnd- llougllts, allll that il big increase lil thc auxiliary fleet and iii navy aircraft will be sought. Several additional .illlall navy yilrlls to serve as sub- lnarllic bases also will be suggested, it is tllouglit.

ll llig ullclliillged. Provis-

sublllarlllcs, the lnulillng or tlllrty, P"“”” "e."‘“"‘ _ ,

$2 ,md perhaps "ttyl bumg recom _ ions contliiue in over supply and sales

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_»“l1C_ll 21 l1l`0lil‘.".nlllle would carry

with it, if ilcccssary, all illcrclise in navy pcrsollllel alld probably the ell~ largenicllt oi' thc acallcllly at Alina- l>0liS, where illlvy olliccrs are trained,

Arllly plans look to the building up

ot all a_l'lliy 0lf 500.000 lllcll. regulars and lnllltiil, witillll territorial United

ut wlllcll oliicors placed tllc needs oi’ tllc country for defense. This force ls designed to be quickly available and to boar tile brunt oi' the lighting while

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’l`o lllllkc the plan cillcient. it is

believed some scheme to fcdcmlize the illllltia will be advallced and also that nlctliods of building up reserves i'ol' hotll regulars and lllilitia will l>_e proposed. 'l‘hc strength of this first llilc army iliust he maintained while the volunteers are being trained and that reserves would be traiiled men l'¢’fl<ly t0 llll gaps caused by losses, and keep the units at i'ull strength.

Another 'featllre to receive attention

probably will be plans for training officers for the volunteer torccs. Ell- largclllcllt oi' West Point may bo pro- posed.

MUCH .ADLER-l-KA USED

lN CHARLOTTETOWN

It is reported by E. A. Foster drug-

gist that nllich Adler-i-ka is sold lu Charlottetown. People have found out that ONE SPOONFUL of this simple bucktliorn bark and glycerine mixture relieves almost ANY CASE of constipation, sour or gassy stomach. lt is so powerful that it ls used suc- cessfully in appelldlcitls. 0NE`MlN- UTE after you take it the gasses rllmble and pass out. It is perfectly safe to use and cannot gripe.

.$ 1. - $ _ . ' 1 ,$29.00, Beef- ilali'-Brls. $12.50 to $12.00 Brie. $22.50 to $24.25. Amer-

,Sales $21.50 to $22.00.- Alnerlcall

,lb.; Garlic 18c.

. . $4 . . _Crabwood $30.00 to $40.00 according

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CH’TOWN MARKETS

Print butter (Der lb)

Fowl (per lb)

zo to 25 10' to 11 14 t0 16

$1.25 31.00

Wheat, (per bushel)

Buckwheat Barley $1.00 Oats (white) .60 Oats (black) ’ .62 Hay, pressed per ton $14.00 Eggs (per doa) .19 Tub butter (per lb.) .22 Potatoes (per bushel) .26 Turnips, (per bushel) .25 Hides .12 Beef (per lb.) retail 10-12 Pork (per lb) carcass .11 Oats (Black) bus. 63|

S’SIDE MA RKETS

Straw (per ton) l0.00 Turnips, bus. .16 Wheat. hua. , 1.10 1.60 wool, lb. .30 Eggs, dozen .15 Hay, loose ton $10.00 11.00 Hay, pressed 10.00 12.00 Hides, lb. .10 Lamb pelta .80 .50 Oatmeal, per 100 8.76 Oats, (white) bus. 65 Barley bus. 65 to 906. Buckwheat .00 .90 Butter, lb. (dairy) .20 .24 Butter, lb. (creamery) .22 .23 Calfskina lb. ~ .10 .10 Oats (black) bus. 'I0 Potatoes, bus. 27

GEORGETOWN, BRiTlSH GUIA-

NA, July _9.

BIIEADSTUFFS AND PROVIS- ON.- Flour Market: Arrivals have been normal during the fortliigllt,

are still being made at below cost. Sales as follows: Flour Extras- $9.25 to $9.00 as to grade. Supers - Bags $8.00. Corllllieal $5.75. Bread Milldles- Local, $3.85. imported - $3.50. Corn, Bags $3.00; Native ill Barrels $3.00. Split Peas - Bags $13.00 to $14.00. Oats- (lalladllill $4.75 to $4.50. Pork- S. (‘.leal' 2l00 Heads 1200 Tails- Tres

ican Hams 23c, lliird- Pure $15.00; tiolnpound $10.50. Frcllcll Butter -

ilot llkod. Cotton Seed Oil- Yellow $1.00; White $1.08. Kcroslne Oilz- -$3.00 to $3.05.-ffllecse Dutch Goudo 25c; (lanalliail 2iic. (3oi‘|`ce- 14’/gc to 15c. por lb. ’l`ollilcco- Bond 120.

l<‘lSl-lS'l‘UFl<‘S- (Tod - lioile Pol-

lock- Sales at $31.00 to $32.00. lind- tlock $27.00. Hake $28.50. Pickled Hcrrjllgs in 1lrls.- $6.00. Mackerel- $10.00 to $8.00. Salmon $14.00; Small $12.00 to $13.00. `

POTATOES- BBrls.- Sales at

$5.00- during fortnight- ilow $4.50. Olilons shipment from Madeira just to -hand lottlllg at 4c.; Berllludas 3c per

LUMBER- Quotations are N. Scot-

.lu flrst quality $35.00. Refuse $28.00. New York $45.00; $50.00 for Plaliks- Rosemary Pino $33.00. $38.00 dressed. Pitch Pine 0 00 retail off wharf

to quality.

EHIlIlEl]_MlHKllS

CIll(‘-AGO. July -Wheat No rcil

New 1.13 at 1.141/4. No. 2 Hurd new 1.1.-'I'/, at 1.16.

~1ol'li-No Yellow all l‘ll'l 81. No

-l Yell' w 79 at 80.

Oats No. 3 whit'-2 '32 l.t 531/J. Stand

ard 53%- at 54.

Rye-No. 2. 1.03 :ll 'l P3.

Burley- 1/Q at 76

'|"mo:hy-4.50 at li Clover-8.50 at 13

Pork-13.25.

l.iird-7.65 at 7.72. ltibs-0.00 at 9.20.

al I5

io _ :-1 3, ~ Q

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point'

is “Untouclled by hands” -there am

six more in G

_I-lgrrllltllitf Ann I clsiruuovl VLAVDUIQ anal ul cananll

Bteamahlpa Calvin Auatln, Gov. Ding- Iey and Governor Cobb.

Leave North side of India Wharf.Boston. every dllY at 5 p.m , due New York at 8 a.m. Same aer- vice relurnln

RTHLAND AND

NORTH STAR

Leave Franklin Wharf.Portland.Tues..Tl\urs .

and Sat at 6.30 p.m . also Mon.. at l0.30 a. m. for

TUWN UF lHlllS

in Artois Sector oi’ Soucllez, tlillllioli- ado has llccolile more illtcllsc. 'l‘l town oi' Arras was twice liomlnlrdcll. Fira which was started was quickly cxtillgulsellll. One Civilian was kill- cd. From the Somme to the Aisll there has been continuous action oil the part of Artillery oil botll sides.

occurred along tho wllolo front.

nclllcvcd the conquest oi’ a very strongly organized position which thc

about 600 fcct above our initial

SMI* Gum trenches. Oil the crest oi’ Lingckopl,

Scllratzlllallllclc and Bnrrellkopf. tllllt

The -Pqnii' gum is io say, oil il. front of 2 kilollietres

(about li nlllc lilld il. tlllrd) tile

leigllls dominate principal vallcy Fe(-lit as well as the great road frolll Notre Dame Des Tllois Eplz. made prisoners several oiiicers and

more tllnll ll. llullllrell men belonging to

The Army of Constipation - is Growing Smaller I DIV-

CA.RTlR’S UTTLB LIVER PILIS ua

:E jvc relief-

lW|[iE1__llllMHlHl]l

PARIS, Jllly 27.- Official tonight

ll?

"lil Argollllc violent (lnllnoliado

lil Alsace ollr troops yesterday

erlllans occupied at an attitude of

S li

oi’

“We

five diffcrcllt llegiments."

iasible-illey

'Curr

they penaanaliy 'frm l2°Il'i."" wen \

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libiimiol , _ ‘ i-:."`Idi¢-ii-».¢l-l-ll..ii.¢i»,s.ll»-slr:-. unl.ti»ll.l. siiil.l.lios1. slain nic:

New Ygrk. Same service retumlng. ‘

City hcket Oiilce. il King Htreei

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BILLIE RITCHIE IN The Stool Pigeons

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ARTHUR HUSKINS -and- DEWITT CAIRNS

A111

Popular and Patriotic Songs and Duetts

SENIETIFIEMSEELLANY:

lf ally one among us has despzlired

of the British race, or let his mind be affected by the constant assertions ot' (ierlllllll writers, echoed by pessim- ists ill this country, that our young men have grown soft alld feeble, let lliln take and read the wullderful de- spatch which that gallant collllliallder, Sir lall llullliltoil. has sent from thc I,)ill'dallelles, and illell read _lt again and again. llc will lcarll there how Ellglisll, Welsh, Sclltcll, irish, Austra- llllils, New Zealalnlers, ili company wltll illeir Vrellct' Allies, pcrf'ol‘lllcd just tliosc prodigics oi` valor which ure supposed to belong to the allti- quo world; how they lalldcd oil steep bcllcllcs ovcrliullg with cliffs against a witllcrillg ilre, follgllt llespcriltoly by day and lligllt, lilldcrlcrred ily death, wounds and overpowering l'utlgllc,allll llnlllly perforillcil il font which by all the rules of warfare might wcll have been dcelllcd illlpossible for the most hardened veterans in the world. Ill the story of tile River Clyde he will read a niqlerll version oi' the wooden horse oi’ 'i‘roy ill circulnstailces which iiluko that allclellt tale ot' heroic tiilles seein illsigllihcallt by colnparisoli. Allll llc will learn, that large numbers ot' rllell wllo took part ill those great feats

begun, going about their iliollcst, peaceful avocatloils ill ofllccs, ill work- sllops, bcllillll the co\l~nter=, ol' on tile clcl'li’s stool. What wc owc to tllcm is beyond telling or repayillg. Brit wc

have fallen, alld draw slrcllgtll, colir- age, and collfillellcc for the future i'roill the proof here oi'l`eroll to us that the old spirit of darlllg and atlvollture is llllqllestioilzlble.

Some day we shall look for a full

account of the preceding steps which led up to this operation; but most of the questions which arc iluw bcillg asked about them cannot be answered until it is possible to make much fuller disclosures tllall.are at all desirable while tlic war is iii progress. Hui, without touclli-ng iipoil pcrsollllcl re- spollslbilities, wo may glailco briefly at certain obvious aspects oi' this under- taking. Clearly, at un earlier stligc lt was the bclici' oi the naval author- ities that tllcy had at least a vel‘_v good chance 01' breaking through tlic Narrows of the Dardanelles without military assistallcc. And that bcllof. we illlaginc, arose. not because the idea oi' naval and military co-opcratloll was ignored, but because tllo war on land was supposed to have provided new experience of the power ot’ gulls against stationary i'ol'ts. Those who had seen the great steel and concrete forts ot' Nalllur or Antwerp crulrlbled up ill a fcw hours under the fire o|` lilo great Gcrnlall llowiizers illlllgllledtllzlt tile feat could be repealed by naval guns oi' the same power operating against silllilur stationary forts iii tile Dardaiielles. it turned out to be a wrong llellllctioil, and there is ilo more to be said about it lit present. A lllrgo lluillb-lr of the ilcdlictlolls iilaldc ill war ure wrong, and li` the risk of ` bcillg wrong were not constantly taken, naval nlld military operations would bc brought to a standstill. 'l‘|lc roa- soiis wlllcll llifferelitlatetl a iluval nt.- tilck on the llardallclles forts frolil zl silllllar ililllck oil llllld fortl‘csscs by big guns :irc lligllly tt-clllllclil.llllll the dlscllssion of tllcnl lllllsi bc lcft to l-x- perts. liut the exlr0ll\el_v llarrow splice- witllill which illc ships were opcrlltilig. and the lllillculty of free lllovcillcllt, even \vlllllli this splice, was l~l<~llrl_\' oiic of tllcill, nllll the preseill-c oi' lilo- blle howilzers provided by lilo (lor- llians was as thc ilespiltclies have illfornlell us, liilotlier. All we cllil say lit present ls that tllc old prlilclplv wlllcll liiillts iiililcks on llllld forts by ships operating alone stands vlllliicllt- ed :lgnillst those wllo tllougllt it illlgllt be rcviscd ill view of thc expcricllcic

oi' lllnd wlll°i`ill‘c.

Tllllt thc origlllal attack by seal

alone was il lllii-ltake, and illrlt the operailoil ought, l`i'olli thc begllliilllg, lo have been by son llllll lalld siinlll- iillleoilsly. and. as fill' as pos:-lillll>,_ in thc nlliurc of a_ silrprlse, is. oi' collrsc. quite cvidellt lil illc light oi' what lllls llappellcd. lint the public nlay be :ill- viscd. oil this occasion as oil otllcrs. to refrain from lluniillg for sr-llpw goals, ilild to nssumc, ill thc lneiilltillle, tlllll all oporililoll oi' this kind woulll not have been llildcrtnkcll ulllcss it good nlilny people had sllnrvll till' l‘cspollslllilii_v. About one illilig illori- lli ilo llllsilike. Tile forclllg ol' thi' Dnrdllilclles wus. and is.. :ln object off iilgh lnlporiailcc. and it was ll pcrfcci-

of arms were recruited since the war,

shall cherish the mclllory of those wllo.

ly sound instinct which saw thc ili-cl-s- sity of iilidorlilkilig lt with as lilili- dcllly as possible. Tllc Sirnlls are ont" of the few regions where ll dl-clslve result is possible with ii slllllr-icilt effort, of the fcw opportunities wlllclly are open to this country oi' rendering clfcl-tive nsslstallcc to ollr ally llus- sia. wllo lil recoilt nioiiills has linrlll- tllc brunt of the chief (lcrnlllll alillclfs. l<`lll~tller, the ililpollllcrablc political collscqllcilccs of il thrust at (‘ollsillllil- ` llople had nlwn_vs tn be r-ollslilercll. and wc do not think wc cxaggcrlltc if we say that even now they have lwcll

of grcot iniporiallce.

Thus. to count this f-,xpedllioli ns a

nlerlr sllllsidiary operation or ilivcrslnll from the main theatre of war was ul-

tlwlf, and il campaign which, if it uceeeds, may have vital consequences,

. ur 0, gent, Bt. John, N. B. ways a mistake. it is li campaign in

A. E .Fleming T.F.OP.A. 80 John, l M I l .

New Bruniwlek. .' s

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lll other theatres of war. Gallipoli dii°i'ers from the other theartcs lil this respect, that, whereas ill illose weare faced with interlllinllblc miles of ob- stacles one liellilld the other. which largely rotlucc warfare to a process of exliaustioll, ill the Illlrdanellcs we get to our goal ii' we can advance about six miles. We l-lily this not to ullllcr- rute the lllllicully of the operations, but to afford some ilu-asure ut' the pro- gress lllade. 'Tllc six miles are tllrollgll forlllidablc llatllral ollstill'l¢'s, bristllllg with ihrtlficntioils which are the lust word of Gerlllrln cllgillccriilg, but will-ll we rlllvllllcl- 1,000 yalrds. :ls Sir lull lllliillltoll l'l,-portcil ill ills lllsi de- spatch, we lllzlko sllllsinlltizll progress, and may take t'ol|l'agl-. about the l`ll- ture of the cllicrprisc. The duty of tile public is to support, the (iovcrlllllt-lil ill giving all possible aid and support to olir gallant troops, llllll not to waste tllllc and cllcl'g_v ill l‘t~cl'iilllllillillg about past mistakes.

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l.QNl)ON, .lilly 27.- Tile best lilci-

lloil lor cl-ollolllizlllg gold for individu- al i:ii‘-c.ulalloll~is engaging the llttell-‘ tion oi` lleglllald Mcl(clllln, (‘llallccllor ol' the idx:-llel|llcr, who in ill-.sirolls that tllc public lltilio clll‘l'ollcy lloto so fur :ls possible. No stcils will bc lilkell to iiltcrfcre will-l lcgiiiiilaiq ex- ports oi' gold, Mr. l\lcl\'clilla tolli tllc colliillolls this aliierllooli, Till- lpn-s~ tion was raised ill l’lll'liliinllllt by ii qui-.stioller assertillg that liuaniitics oi' iilirltlsll gold were daily taken to the (‘olltiliellt by travellers to liollloglie who were lresicd Gcrlllilll agcilis ell- gliged ill bllyillg gold coin. Mr. Mc- Kclllia promised that trllvellcrs horo- after would be more c:ll‘ci`ul.

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llllltll LAND

WASHINGTON, July 27.- Secret-

ary ot' Slate Lllllsillg today roccivled i1 coiilplaillt i`roll_l “tile l<’iitllcrl:lllil," ll ; Gerlllilll paper published ill New York. iilnli Sir (‘,lel‘ll Sprlllg-lticc, iirltlsll Aillbassador, had 'bison a party to vlolatiolls oi` tile llcutl‘allt,y laws ill ' l‘ccl‘ullillg for illc iirilisil arllly ulld ill frctllrlllllg Molltcillegrilnl for service. |'l`l|»: colilplliilli follows lllc ul-lltlli ol’ lillc ./\lllbll:=sullor ill sllggcstillg to tllo siaic ill-,pllrtlllcllt that lllc paper lil qllcslioll on forocilstiiig the instruc- iioil ol' Lllsilzllllll, "had guilty WVU' klimvlcllgcil of il crime."

SUMMER ATTRACTIONS AT THE

FAMOUS EDEN MUSEE.- 'l’lie En- ropcilll War has fllrllisllcd splendid lllaltcrilll for lli~w_ wax ligurl-s lllld groups, which have lately bct-ll lil- slallcd ill the many llistol°ll>lll Ilalls oi' tile ever popular Ellen Musee, oil 23rd St., New York. 'l`llls allllisclilcllt resort is opcll all Slllnlller at which lime the tllollsullds of visitors lllld straligcrs who come to New York al- ways pay a visit to this place of alll- llsclllcilt. 'l‘llis ls thc last Sulllnlvr that illc Eden Musee will he open on ‘_’$irll Street. _

New groups and figures of the

leliest ilicilenls such as-Generals -and Adillirills, “lied Vross Scclli-soil the lllliilt-lit-ld," llull-rs oi` the War coun- irics and nlally other groups oi' ln- lcrcsi.

'|`lll- Killr-llrlctiltll' natllrnl colored

moving picillrcs arc shown every hour ill lllc cool Sulnlllcr Gllrilcli of till- :\lusi>c. '|`lll'sc plizillri-.-l arc not sllowll ailywlicri- ill New York out- side oi' lilo lddcil Musee.

’l‘lli> Musee opl-ns cvr-ry lilly at 10

o'¢-lock iii ilu- illorllillg and relllalils npcll till 10,30 :lt lliglll. 'l‘llcl‘c is sollletlliilg oi' illtl-rvsi going oil all tllo

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Camping time is zl time ofjoy for the youngsters.

Very few things are needed for a cracking good time -a tent, blankets. plain sioutclothing, and plenty of

A splendid food to take along is

Grape-Nuts

_ It’s an ideal camping food-nourislii ng, appcliz ing and is always ready to eat.

great nutrition with little bulk. It is made from the natural, whole grains, retaining all of their vital mineral salts, particularly necessary for building health and strength in growing boys and girls.

Grape-Nuts is ready to serve direct from the

package-just add good milk or cream. Summer rains won’t hurt the supply-packages are wax- wrapped alid moisture-proof. '

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