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GOLDEN .IUBILEE GATHERING

1864 1914 The Grand Annual Gathering

of the Scottish Clans of Prince_Ed- ward Island, under the ausp1ccS of the Caledonian Club, will dc held on the _ _ Grounds of the King's Co. Driving Park Asifn, Geo’town.

ON WEDNESDAY. AUG. l2th,l9l4

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hor"to leave aff 0.30 _p.m., liilmlrii go $.00 p_m_,. ai1d,,(iharlottetown at 6. p.ni. m Special features oi the occasion w be the dancing ni the lllshlfmd 'l"_"‘_;5 and Chl.lle Cullum by young s s and lassics. A grandprogramme of evgnts lla? been arrears# “"1 °v"y e iiii vine he put forward to ninkeor 4; ____ greatest event in the His y o Aolxglninh-in 25 ce ts. Children under

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S. /\. MULEOU,

disclose the German plans,

TRUE T0 OBLIGATIONS

“We were sounded last week tis to " ‘

whether ii Belgian's neutrality were "That is om- starting 'paint-~and '°“t_°‘°‘l after the' WHY. it would that statcnieiit clears the- ground ssl _?”dt We I`9Dlied that we't0__the settlement of our obligations. ______g_________ ar er our interests or our The present' crisis has not origin-

A______e H__ _ ated in ii matter which principally this de___"_ _gmt °f -Cheelllllg greeted concerns France. No Government and

___ ____i_iia on. P0 c0un_t.ry had les desire to be in-

__ ir ii ward Grey then read a tele- volvcd in the Austro-Servian dispute ._rum_ fiom the King of the Beigiang.thau F‘rance.» France was involved w Kms’ G90_l`S€. "_\&k_lf1g is supreme because oi its obligations of honor. HPl1cal for diplomatic intervention to “We have had a long standing “*?'f°g"“l`d the lllllllilendence oi Bel-lfriendships with France. As to how

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ward Grey said:

SOHO.

we rnn :.u'n‘ from our obliirations of

Belgium Treaty I doubt. whether whatever miterinl force wc might use ui the end, would hc of niuch vi-iluc iu face of thc respect we should have losi_”

At this Sir Edvviirlii was interrupt-

ed hy loud cheering. He continucdz-

\\'Il.L SUFFER TERRIBLY.

“if we eni,'.igcd in war we should

suller hilt littlc more than if we stood inside. We :ire going to suflei' li-rrihly in this wur whether this .;.»uut_r_v is at pence or wur, lor lor- cipii trmle is izolug to stop.”

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ialuit occiiiicrl iluriuir the .llornccnn crisis in lllli. lile said lic took pro-

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11\°1her paris nf his speech sir sd- lsr every man iooir into his 'own

_ "The intervention with Germany extent of our obligations." ill regard to the _independence of Bel- l\l1‘._ Bonar Law, leader _oi the Op- sium wiis carried out by Eilgland position, said he Wm; sure me wun last flltlit If the inde endsnce tl`V had taken -

B _' " - . ' D ol_ . _ the course it had, be- cgium should he destroyed tha in cause it had been forced upoii the fltpcudence of Holland also would be Cvllnlry, and in his opinion England

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writing and that the coiiverastions`

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._ _ minded lrom Page 1.) glgglauil were not binding 'on either

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' . ' gn Secretary then read a.

“‘-°1.<‘.::“..zr;;:°.rf.§£:i;5.’~....... ut.: “°.w;°;; U .FY re- 0 e e cc at it either' Govern- E fgsgggge _°°“ld ‘Wt P05§ibiy givelmsnt hnd grave reason to expect. an __e______ (________ce_f>re consulting the Im- unprovoked attack by a third pow- _______________ He og and the German sr. it should discuss whether' _both _ i - 8 a ded that he doubted_Go\'ernmcnts should act together to

answer, because that answer wou1d»ued: -~ _

'run s'rAR'i_‘rNcj. roiwr. __

far that friendship entails obligation,

he-art and feelings and construe the

nzcn who have served in the British

ENUHMUUS HAS BEEN 1

The For-elgn Secretory than k.d Mr, J 1 E, R d d th I . h _ Monc _L‘ r

the I-louse to consider what Biiiktilsli NfWlUllf\?l;]€2 1el1d;`.m§f?i\'l'3 e Us iAmeri‘_:‘lu rev_°`, . y M Wes O iulc_resi_u wei_-c at stake, “if in n “'|`liere was a possibility tlint lution `8_45,l93,7ll3 3i\_000 crisis_lilic this wc were to ruu ii-lfl'0m the present situation might' ' ` (/\l'l1erican' LUBS)

“'~lY Tl ll* WRS l-Irceted with loud urisc ii result which would be good 1"“1=71“l’f11 8114

tuners .ini sir i-:iw d i' - i - ii f L if - - |‘~ __-_ c »r 0 d t ;i..°°;; .fr __ ~.z.‘if,‘i.."'?.‘2.‘; La les 3111 03 S

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*he "“°“ lf’ l’° °“’°“°d as “"1 velu- BLACK FOX COMPANY ameron Block Charlottetown

nteers and to serve when called ut. » ’ ’ The Department particularly desires Island-H " `

n/ivy, pensioners or reservists who Bank Of NOVZI SCOtl3. DOl'XliI1iOI`i GOV' "°t “W” °“"°‘l by *he Mlmif- ernment Publicity Agent, J.. E. B. McCready.

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At Reddin’s

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_l_f1\_V__cl »:_l_a_:_n_iis aside _-in a wzinlikn this llilil cheering' from all parts of the' __ (Qost.t0_ U.hl_.) (Losi_+_ U_.;:'».) I _

lf _ls to he in it position to House gicctcd Mr Iled l_ h Russia . ll Tui-

pri-.rt its iiiiluence at the end. I nm:l1<‘ iissured _the GovcrnrrliTdg2(thatv k0_v` "m(two ' ‘ ' ‘ y

nt t _ urn n _ ii _ _ _ - ' __;____<_i_;|__i ___v _fre e_:__t__?___i.i_¢_;:._c__r__.,___;ry___i7_o<_ir_r__i;i___I_;ein;;_<i_ i.i_i_,_;;it__;_»_e__\;/it:;_____i;f:;§)é__~__.-A__s_|.05".000,000 400,000 b@St EngllSh lT1ak€fS. Th€S€ HIE Sain' ciri.-.vi-

in'. <1'-»~ ¢_ ~ I -. .-_ . - _ ,- ._ ‘ _ .t;:1:..‘“°§f ‘.1 "° ples to be Cleared Out M20 110- d1SCOunt»

y > i its ' ~ .U.S. find Mex-

lltlrlnst to prevent the eoiisoqncnce “'l"l:c Protestants of the North nnd` ico _I .' ...... .. 'f4i>i10'0|>0 2 000 ° _ ' ` whit-l. ther-ic facts would lead if they|i'.l1i:(_';1lliolics nf the South will stiindl 'I (Cost to l_l'.S.)"(Loss lI,’.\_) L

“":l';_‘f___;‘f’__~_§>_i_“D_\;>:03__ ____ _ §_l_l_<_J_1lfler to_ _shoulder iii this grcut_()ivil Wiir iii , ’ , _

___._ _ . ue no engage- .oni\. crisis. America , 3,70||,i-00,000 500,000 C S t

mints lol seriding nn expcditiouiiry Mr- Hum-“HY Mllcllollllld. the Liihor- Fririioo-l’i‘uSsi.uii l770,Il00,(i0lI 200,000 1 S O S

_force out of this pantry, but we leader, iiecliired hc was not pcrsuad- sp;migh.An,,eri_

unvc_ u.t:.>_ilizcd our fleet and tha ei! that Great Britain was in danger n _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ |13' 000 000 119|() A I 1' L _ ;_i;_il_i_rl12:r1.ior of our army ig taking ;i_r_»_i___§1_$cr hgn0r_ i____,0lvcd_ He w____| Cu (Cost ____ /_>_,_____) (Loss U_S_) S

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READY FOR ACTION. The lim'-Se than ndinnrned untilRusso-Jnqmnese 2,oni>,0oo0oo 55.1 you few Pairs of Choice

si-vcn c-'clock for a con lsti ' '

» su on bc- Balkans ,(two

"We inusi be prepared and we iirc tlvcrii thc leaders of ull the partie ' ' r

prepareil to face the consequence ol' E mmlmlgns) l'39"000’0"U ’

_o_i_|:____s_t5c_n_;_T;l:_ :_to.:uyt0n_1_i; Gli3RMANY'S DEMAND. Totals I $17.:'n_6.052,706 _l,0lf_’_,5l0 S _ f°`?.`l.""€mlves` The cntir; communication d b The present Iiuropenn crisis culin to A S

bo ini as the forces ol thc Crown ,. _ ma C y ~ _ _ _ _ _ ____ _

are cr;ni:nrned the Premier und thc ufw(im'""n secretary to the House T-und thle ‘nst Coit of win’ h.0th .ln -‘_ 2 2 First Lord of the Admiralty have no‘Z____c'(";’_'_'_f;_(f“‘E_)_(;" his S'2C0_Hd_alJi1ear- __:_\;§s__;i_iii___In_L;_I_l_0l;_.t___l‘_;g__:gm“F "Nl _,'t°` 7 g '~ ‘ 7 ‘ 7 ' ! ° '

riouhi wluitevcr of their reiidine .. ‘ _'j ily was as o_ ows: . "'lTfi?1l-*rl .\' y

_“Hd thcil. emcienCy_ They never Weil A ,,_~r,_,siige has been received from of the Sm" the W‘_3l`ld haf* 5l’“"t_ "ll S _ . M 3 M4, ~ nm. _ |tho ileigiau Legation here stating ‘vars S1“"'~" U10 l-’£”8`l“'\"ll{ Ol U10 l‘lllh~ __ _ __ _ _ _ i.lllS IS thi? l)€SlL il() L16

|._ ci i k of readiness. There u_t (_. _ __ t th __ _ 1

m,v(___ was __ time when confidence' i.i .e_iiuiiny sent. to Belgian, at een _ ceuur,\_, _ _ _ _

was innic justified in their ability to Hevfn Odock mst evening 3' note pro' .Bcglnhmg lu .the United Stains

1,mt£_(.,_ om, shows _md our co_m____r____ pégsiug _to_l€;e1giiin€__ friendly neutral. wi_th _thc Revolution,-._ _tliiis_exclii_iling _ _ _ , _ __ .

"if the situation develops as it Qhy’ (°`pBe( _ W' the fre” 1311993159 fo fmml ‘vargl m"°r_ to “mt time' S _

tau f.. ‘i. '_ 5 -» -~1“ “H02 0 e-\ “BS Sven ~ -». . Ulf" F*"" " ' C h

S 1.1 }_;,_1|(;?,v; when the country ma1_lg;iin independence at_the conclusion conflict, and lost 30,i`i`ii0 men. The n , __ S, etc.,

iyw w},,,¢_ is at stake it will Bm-,pOrti0 Peirce. und threatening, in case of costjof the war to the ljritlsli was ' °

the Govi‘.‘riment with determinationl W[_"sn1.,' to .tmut. Bfelgmm as “D eng' $710'0"0'0U0' '

with msomtion and with cnd“mncc_..\ln5. 'lhc time limit; of twelve hours The War of 1812 cost the cc'untr_\' -

was li\ed for the reply "

This stitenvn

BELCIAN REPLY CHEERED.-|

'Phe Belgian reply was received

with loud _cheers by the member-s_ and Sir lddwnrd concluded with the declaration that the _British Govern- ment had taken the information re-_ eeivcd into grave consideration, and that hc would mslie no comment. ‘

srnouo Fon i°isAos;_'

A small group of Ri.\icé.'ls, 'during

the period oi adjournment of thc House of Commons `mct and passed a resolution that alter hearing Sir Fldwnrcl (ircy’s speech they were' of the opinion that there was not sulii- cicut reason in the prcscnt 'circum- stances ior Great Britain intervening in the war, :Lnd urging thc Govern-‘ n-.cnt to continue negotiations with Gcrinrinv with a vicw to nzaintirining British neutrality. I Whcu thc House rc-assenzblcd, the l~`oi'clgii Secretary made his state- ment with rcspect to Belgium. These mmnbers then protested that the Bec- rcmry had not made out a case for wur. l Mr. Philip E. Morrell, Liberal,

said the rest that could he said (or the Entcntc after eight years was. that if. was going to land England into ii war, _ simply because 'ii icw German soldiers wanted to cross Belgium.

'the Lnborities joined in the protest

declaring that it was it war made by thn diplomatlets, _not by the people. Mr. J. Kerr Hardie asked what .ao- tidn was 'going to he taken at alie- viate tlm_suilerlngs of those' who' would he hard pressed -by the war.,

iilent. I ‘. - _

The ( hanceilor ol the Exchequer,

goes, of which full details would he given later.

' PROTECT CREDIT SYSTEM. _

Regarding the complaint of J. Keir Hurdle that the Bill passed that day was for the protection of 'ri

was essentially a measure to protect tho' whole credit system. Unless stelM_"n! that kind were taken, hund- reds _Ol thousands, perhaps millions of workmen, might he thrown out of work. The Cnhinet held ri session

Great G¢0rg6_ and K8lnfSt\'°°tl' Mu'

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tiiosvad from the House hy clieermg

,cr 5, and l&i'it iStreUts; l Mt,i_ _l

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lic said that he would do all sand this war cost $1‘lll."00.0l'0 “ml

1 lx could to arouse the worklngmen a-~ gainst' tho proposals of the Govern.-‘

Mr. Lloyd-George, announced that, the Government had made arrange-_ r_.~:nts for war risks lor ships car~,

rinsli scotion, the Chancellor sald__lt_yl"`°"¥h°“t the 9°” » w°’»m‘°‘f-“°°”°“

dirlng the recess and 'were eseortddltlml re`giilatot~;$ '»'_llo't¢lil_‘15c. 'Mne-

ncross the border $107,159,003 .ind 1

lost, 'but all .but 306501 'the deaths were due to -disease. _

In the Russo-Japanese struggle,

Russia lost 3S*<,500 nieii, and .lnpnn 167,400. The money cost tn Russia was _ $1',200,00Tl,000, and to Japan $500,000,000. '

The lighting in thc Bulkun States

was accompanied by expenses which hit deeply into their collers. In thc tirst cmupuiigln, October, 10111, to May, 1913, the, total cost to Bulga- ria, Scrvia, llrcece, Montciieom and Turkey wus $94i>,000,il00. The loss oil llie totalled 228,000.

In thc second cainpaign, in July,

last year, 'tour States were involved, llulgaria, Scrv1ii,» Gircccc and ltnil imiuia. The cost was $450,000_1l00_ und 120,060 lives were lust. In. those two campaigfns, the _cost to Scrvia totalled $‘.ll`ill,000,4|00, nnd the little kingdonz. lost 70,000 mon.

The Boer War took more than

$1,000,000_iI00 nl l€nglaui|'s trciisiiry, and that country's loss iii meh wus 2‘2,lI00. _Tho }locr's losswixis liglit, ninoiiil-ting to only 3,700 dirud.

The Franco-Priii=sl.inn War, lii'iu~_:iug

together in dcndly~ conflict two_i\u~ tions which soon may slush in the present Europcim upheaval, rrniico and (I-;»rm_,|n_\-_ took 1, treiiiclidnils toll oi liie nnil muimy. The loss of{1\Cll on both sides totalled 290,001!-_ France spent $7ll'l7.300.'ll"" ou thc striiggle, and Germany spent $352.- 500.000 'above the usiiul 2lI'll‘.\' "*‘tl` _n=ate. Anil _this washricl in rluru- tion. It began .Iul_\',' 17. |070. HTH' was .ended May 43... 1l'f71~ .i .'lh€` “"5” to the Germans was about $1.25 a ¢la.y.for each man.

' ‘Il\Ye'ls'la' abil ‘1‘il‘{Ré_i" ‘iii _' 'lr<28,

120,000-»iiva.-.~ ._ I

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ou need tu " ‘usd ~1iisc'K'l1nion'i` 'Filler- vescent Saline. Besides tho medicinal ropertics of this preparation, it makes n most satisfactory summer beverage cooling, thirst quenching, refreshing, hesldfs being _a _cond sys-

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nnfl iushund our resources in order "“‘"g ”"’“s"i°us of her ‘lll¢Y Belgium fiicts excertin the 1 te \ll1Pl0f\S1ft~ - t_, in;_,,.vm‘ in the end and put was fiimly resolved to repel aggress- ness 'in Meiiicoxi involiid rr mouetalry 669-7-24l\/lII`l'lWtf

things ruylit. In n crisis ol this kind ‘W bl' “H Possible mea”-" _'cost ol $165,000,000' 2 910 lives were

L. J. REDDIN

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Chance Slip

The Following Facts will Convince You

Are the Forces for the North Milton Co. from the

highest grade stock in the Province, yes this is a settled fact. Are they from a strain of_ very heavy breeders, yes they are;-did_tlie parents of this stock si-ll last year for $30000 per pair,_yes they did;-are the young Foxes for this Co. capitalized at $15,700 pei* pair, ycs they are. It is also a fact that the 5 old females of this stock reared 22 pups last year and 21 pups this year or 43 pups iii 2 seasons, one of the greatest records in the -world.

Investor this is lhc` Co. for you, write the Secy.nt

once before the deal closes, for prospectus &c.

North Milton Pedigreed Black Foxes, Ltd.

36 Elm Ave.-Phone 274»L--Charlottetown

3536-7-l7M1mo\. . - - - " -

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Get.. ,G_(`iod' Plumbing in ‘"`th'a‘t"‘N ew House

_ That new house of yours shouidn’t be supplied

with any but the best kind of plumbirhg-you should install the most reliable, sanitary an satis-

factory system that you can secure for that is the only kin that will give you the right returns for your money.

The health and happiness of the home depend

in a _great meas_ure on the kind Of plumbing in~ stall and you will lind the best is the only kind of lplumbing we know how to do. We know we can satisfy you with our prompt, effccieut service

g0o_d work and reasonable price. Call in and see us to»c ay.

Fred, H. Trainor

80 Grafton Street _"

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Doc sa S” \ 3:_e_l_;__tl‘e same view in 1912, lie con The I-;_1T___E:__Tg (1;D_-_l_(?_l__l_l;NED

` _ 0 _ __ alter a _

y ' ‘ “lt was decided ws ought to stormy' session ln 'wlrieii 5th§" *war "YE OLDE FIRM!"

have a dellnite understanding ll~‘6l'fY was always in the ascendancy, . _ _

adjourned late tonight until tomar- _ ` .__.__.

row. A _ . - Do you know the men behind THE MATCHLESS ' 0 ‘ ,,‘§§§§‘;§,, §g;‘;‘; §;;‘,,';§;,°_§;@,§-13,1; SILVER BLACK Fox COMPANY? -'There i. no genie. ’ g:b“t°n_l:m‘_=_‘;’;1l:_l;’t;*_‘_i__ and until after D0 you know What kind Of f0X€S THE MATCHLESS like the genius of

sry Hou h '11 d ~ - “'”l’1° °l’l’°‘t“""Y t° l>° llllafdfls' _a are Seumg stock m ?` _ labor. There is no re-

M"- A"-"1"" J- B""°'“’» 011° °l ~-be Do you know the' cost of upkeep of THE MATCHLESS

i. d i th 0 it ` ° J; si: 3....: .:.‘:.°°..;‘;“~..:: .seize Foxes for one year? r “"1 ““° *lu* “‘“°*‘

",§,',,,,',‘§§" (§`f§§f’,”°s_f§',“§,, °_f,‘,§’°‘f_*‘_§‘,_"_§_‘_f Do you know- the capitalization of THE MATCHLESS °°‘“°° d"°“3l‘ °“°"3l'» '

“h°th°" lt WM Possible to give anlurevent aggression. I-Ie then contln- ':_'°i911_E_ ‘;_WF__ Ulf’ "i_iWB <;_f_the parties F L . 8y8l¢I¥l Bhd p¢l'8¢-N’-" ~-*

o w c e spas er _ _ ‘ ‘ '

__ was statad ____§____°§_';S¢d__________ Do You know that THE_MATCHLES_S capitalization ve_,ance_ The

service nt-parimm i.. looking fo, covers allypromotion and l_lotatio_ne>_cpenses. _ _ - 'P

'°°’“'*“ ’°" ""l°° at Hf»11f=1_=~ ' "D0 youknowthaticapitalization in many companies does- r . - . - l ~ George J. Desharats. Deputy M-rms. _ .- up ~~ -f .- »_ _ ._ e _ . _ .- tvr nnd Comptroller ni Naval ser, not do fills.-_~., .. . __ I ` '

Lice Nmok;asSthe_ announcement _ that YOU il'i€Z;l_l'lS tO YOU? _ _ _ 0 _,aim “fo” r§§}’f,°,§ E§_‘j§§_”e'f_‘§§_§ §__§_'_f_ _ Do you know that one cent will bring all this informa ' '

F0011: ratings, for service at Halifax, tlon U) y0.U-f1‘Oll1-tl'l6 0mG& Og: 'PHE

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is the prmluct of genius ill" piano building und n perse- '

\'ersn<-e that lins won tho

highest ‘degree oi success.

Iii zl word the lleintzmsn

it Cn. Piano is thc best piano lievaiise its makers desire that

it should be the best, and

the liriri’a geiiiiis, i-ni~r;;y sys-

tem and perseverance are all _'

engaged iii the task ol' realizing those ideals by which they are »’ inspired.

MILLER BROS

Fox Rancliers

We have for sale a

Newfoundland S i l v e r Black Foxes,

Ranch Bred

As you know, next to <

our island bred stock

had. Alsowe have a few pairs Ranch Bred New- foundland choice crosses. Write or'wir'e"'us we will give your inquiries our prompt attention.

Home lndustry

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Valuable Property for Rent or Sale

nt Moutugiic, Prince Edward Island, consisting of

--store --two warehouses --'-coal shed

---wharf

There ls a good coal nnd iimcstoiio

business now in opcrutioii.

'|`hls is an excellent op|>orl.iinlty for

n mnn with smuli riipitui to take ov:-r n siilc business.

Apply to

Martin Mackinnon

Montague, P. E. I.

63-7-7Mtues&friEsatlmo.

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