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FRIDAY SEPT. ll. IGB.

AIKRICAI OPINION-

“The auiiufle of many pmteetionists,"

says an American writer ina veryable article. “towanis this (Tho Chamberlain) discussion as revealed by opinions ex- pressed hene. is exceedillilli' bird '-0 understand. They are BDDUCIIUY S0 d¢° lighted with the in'0‘\'lh Of Dl'°i0¢ii°UiSi», sentiment in England, as affording cor- roborative evidence of the wisdom of thet

protective policy here, that they forget how large a measure of the success of American protection has come as a natui al compliment to British free trade, and how severe a blow to our present econo- mic position in the world's market would t be the Imperial Zollverein. England’s task hitherto has been to search out

markets forthe productsof her teeming

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millions, while ours has been the simpler one of supplying them with the fund entals for continuing

their industries. Conditions, however, have changed. The development

otthe wheat fields of Western Canada, the growth of agriculture in Aust:-alssi~, I particularly in New Zealand, have

brought itite pass that England would* 50001 Y\¢5UiP8 0011995 All\¢l`|°°ll

buying food products and raw nnggrigs Jvincial harbors, the high tide of interest

from us. bhe might experi ence some` temporary disadvantage

but that the must necessarily keep her 118 markets open forour exports ona free W

trade basis can no longer be confidently ie

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a=serted.:,What would America do with

her s nrplus rloducts of wheat and other_ iS farm products if England were to stop V July or tennis in November.-T But golf, taking them? She is our pre-eminent cus- W

ai-mer

tomer and f swonld not belongini

feeling severely her loss. But our western its f€8t\11¢9 R006 llld ¢l¢v¢r.“ E i

agriculturists the moment this tremend~

due to the unnatural production and ap-

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ponesses _the `

that some arrangement im 1. for reatm-ing-to them lie Ritih market.

England, however would be in a position' tonametheterms of access to het markets. These terms would be ver, liable to hit the manufacturing interests of the East and then we would have the western farmers on one side and the

Eastern manufacturers on the other,wil.h a very practical protective discussion be- fore them."

The attitude of American protection-

ists may be hard to understand, but an argument like the above, which is indis- putable in its merits, makes the attitude

of the British anti-Imperialists entirely impossible of comprehension.

The theory is being advocated that the

abnormally cold weather that has pre- vailed during our more recent summers is

propriatlou of electricity and it is pointed

out by many that as the utilization of ~ electricity has increased our hot summer weather has diminished. It now re- mains for our inventors to devise some

means for electrically heating our summer weather to the properldegree.

With the termination* of the interna-

thle kind d' acquatic sport maybe

Each sport has its own tiig to show, p

But sports may come and eplxts may go

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these needs can usually be supplied sim- K ___ __ ,_A», _

Pl! Bild ¢8Sil¥. If the farms are of the _ T '

usual extent the farmer need not troubfe

himself _

sanitation is provided for [by sunlight

3”' “ld the °~b°°l'Dtive power of the sci ~,

and all that is necessary is to see that the N ° ' ° ° ' W " ” ‘

ew additions are arrivin dail to our ali’

Seweraze does not solute the well. In the _ g y 'dy hrs* Ҥk di! elaborate provisions are made for ~ , ~ - . '

theselneeds, md for sanitation of an Ladies Felt Hats. Visit this department and lot til!

kinds.

lying midway between city and country.

Illany ofour suburbs you may observe _ _ _ ft ,

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“WN 58 Dl¢Il|F! of room. People even drink water from surface streams with '

not to-day starve if she stoppedlwil md $110 Slllllkl' 00ll\¢SUl'0ll 00! W0' 8PDBl'¢ntly little injury. But population

' ' _ ` ' °.` in _ 5

lsaidtojhave passed. The mjinis season mal drawhiiztorclcse. The football season q ill beat its height by and Lby. Nearly 3,

icular time of year in which t i flour- 1;

ell, as it has been truly in

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question assumes that’feverybod'y lirb either on alarm or inacity, and this

error is repeated in a great deal of curr- `

ent discussion on political and social topics. It Seems 17° be f°l'8°tten that a very large oronvrtion of people live in villages and

f°" ¢XllDD|¢. Sewerage and water supply. 1° 'l fU'll1iDK GOIIUU7. says an exchange,

much about any sewerage

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But me dmmm ms” in _ cmémmmy styles in new Fall Miliinery.

DS 8l'0Wlll|!- The man whose house was

“U°\“\d¢d by acres of vacant land

f his °‘"‘» TIN Dorling stream becomes

This is the condition of many villages this ince. Th

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DNV e stranger who _ __ _ _ y

through one oftheee places, with __ __ f »

UB8°l’dens, its pretty frame houses, its » _ _ __ __' ‘

fields and perhapsl its stream, reg”-ds ` . _ ' ‘ ,`_ .A

oim outletfor their product wascut oil’, But golf goes on forever. them as_ ideal dwelling places, and it tg ~ _

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pol half a muuonronsof tical .r.r..u2n ffm L°°‘*°° the d“¢‘°° °f thi* 'Md *ill

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i ._ __ .f _-_: h lthy condition it will repair itself as '°

- ~ as it wastes patiently keeping up

` Household Brigade. On tour /they will _ _ H

" ` ` th; play “fits valves d th _ f be assisted by a very talented lady ~

School Suits are ltcadv »f»=ef-'sw

" Arrangements have been made for the » Q “

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'__ _ man ever dothgs wear and tear,

Boy ? ' _ =b°vt. to b¢zin,

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Now boys, who wear them, and who

care for them, and fathers who pay for them-_-our

new Fall stock oi Boys’ Clothes answers your ctery' _

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If he tarriee there a little longer, he will

_ find that they have troubles of their own, nlLLi N ' 3

ny of them due to a state f tranai ' Y

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they mu be uma on Tumi” s ooroter i _ t e - l _ __ . "

at the Skating R‘nk; ' .' ' i

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Whdt BOY WRIIIS i0 A _ -1§;u;i;etrI;of!ti:ledxthmBand will: w “wut h the nintzethvyur of hh i__>_’_ w

I a“°m°° [Funeral will take p_laoeSaturday iz. two ‘

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fill Deltona who-have not paid their ' `

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- -once, as executions are near ready for

:;"i°¢- PU! Bt once and' save costs and

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___ W_____.. - 1788116; Annie, Sundley, Baie Vette.

pt. 10, old: S S Eleciilll, llclfzaren,

' M°Uf'lKll¢; Annie. Snndl¢!. Pllirwash;

Ulli°D. G¢l1'i°l', Glace Bay; Jacques,

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prlguringa long lifeftime the heart will nh _ _

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ires Just such assistance as is best sup.

ed by Dr. Chase’ N

blood builder and ntarvgrggsgoroggivtelie neat

one o’c!ock.

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that they have many advantages.

een country and city life,

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ABABY '1°H.i'rcnI1=:s

Avnishtisalmost sure to be a sick.

ogmeahle and effective remedyfor

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tlllllelfvefevdrpvsof Nmiim to w _ ,_ ~ A hw Mm gggleveawmay esaezzips- Their famods Band s visit to Canada-The

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res* ’(_ ‘ji sg, 5*; ioaaly consented toleaveotallecnce

if' t 'nted to theBandoftheGold-

'si1‘eam"iE‘hai-ds to proceed to0ana_'dat|lr

M-»~ i -ithepurpase of playing atthe Do\niol6n‘

TRADE AND SHIPPING. ' Exhibition and in the otmrprineipu

A cities has aroused great enthusiasm throughout this loyal Dominion; _It is the first time in history thatanhrmy p

i regimental band has been permittedto

visit Canada for the purpose of giving concerts. The C.ldstream Guardsisthe oldest regiment in the British service and

th i band is

PORT 0F CHARLOTTETOVIN.

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Has returned from the Millinery openin s in New York,

izesthat he has only a fifty-foo: lot 4 g

sewer. Problems of water SIIDDII and and Liontreal and is now ready Ord"

very kind ofeport and pastime has its geggage arise’ but the suburb hu not

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he financial resources of a city to deal 6 L _

h. No one would care for. football in with than

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as theflnest in the Guards regiments but ' I U

mm-ny, Picton; squn. Bteea’ Halifax also in the service. The band will be the i ` " , 5

~ complete regimental strength comprising . ' »

46 musicians and will be under the f A

A GREAT LITTLE WORKER.

Coldstream Guards to visit this city and

Announcements. *At Cape Trave:se,S:p: 10, C apt Lewis 4 _

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they are extremely low inprice. _ _ "

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