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Combs

Care fully

We do, and that is why

you will be showing good judgment if .you come here for uhat combs you

need.

A poor, ronghlv finish-

ed comb is apt ti work .injury lo the scalp and hair. The teeih of combs should be neither sharp nor rougli.We can supply you with

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News

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City

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Why

-and over'/for the decade was 38.12

E GUARDIANcressslnths |\oimlationiiveyenrs;°°° Anne". _

_ _silnii rrovi

per cent. During this' period the num

‘zen p5,,_e______________|33 her of those who can read and write '° " dldii. f Phoass..lJ2§ DJ increased by 48.48 per cent, while D,._

the number f those able to read

end Office at Charlmtetown ° _¢0V°’i

Q Branch Offices at Bummersioe °"|Y- ‘i_°°"°°|°d ‘W 74-54- In 191° mn' °°m'mu°° M "mm-°v° and hu

Alberton. Bearis. and Montague. °|l¢’° "U" 550-133 P°l`l0lll ill CD11' gg: t

ada who could neither read nor write;

DIARY OF EVENTS in 1911 the number was 667,340, a A

decrease of nearly two per cent in the

Throughout Canada the number of

M"5i“"°t’°'° Cmnt’ 4 B' m' persona who could read' and write in £3;-an

Meeting of Cheese |305,-,1 1 1911 constituted 88.93 per cent of the Whf=l’°

population as compared with 82.88

write represented 10.55 per cent in

‘ D36 DIY" P0|~||lc|M|5- 1911 as compared with 14.35 por cont hm.

ii 1d 111 J J H 11 M in 1901' g:l°11‘a

. . . U B5, .

__ wk: ophc __:oub_e to p_’_‘o__ the Ontario leads among all the pro- presented with an address by the

Hand " - _,H vinces as having the greatest ercent

executioner of Lady Jane Grey and D _ “pr

eee oeofeaeegoegefeee-

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Q

COUCUUCIUUCCOOOCUI ‘

R. Ledwell, Who has been re- nx from his recent ssvsrs ill-

o the Magdalen Islands for fur- rect and recuperatlon.

wide circle of friends will hear aegrst that hir. Frank McCombe

with

TGDAY 10 ye,,_e_ - Physical Director, of the Y. M. C. A.,

in chnriottetown. has missed his

on and will leave here on the , going first to Svrlngileld. M880-

he will take a course in a

training school. - '

P-R|DAY_ JULY ,5_ ,9,3 per cent in 1901. Illiterates, that is, Aeeordmg to the same Ste Marie

_ persons who could neither read nor Been

Mr. A. M. Peters, a former

manager of the Bank of Commerce

has just gone to Ca-lgllfy Wi*-ll muy to an appointment there . e leaving, Mr. Peters w as

asentatives of the Board of

' Young

_ _ age-five years of age and over napa. Trade, Children s Aid Society, __

Cops" bs assistant executioner of the High- me 0, read,” nd .ei hi, Mens, Christian Association, and t o

ways Bill. through the Island in b h ga wn ng' W eque' B0”

_ d th ii t i

-combs with Smooth feclh these "dog days"? People are not in ec. as ma e 6 gl-ea es “crease

_ _ during the dec de of th li On just sharp €DOLlgll I0 P€U€ll" a physical condition to exert them- _d d . 8 0” w 0 can vieem

t .

IYC 10 l-he S¢5lP With°ut difu' iselves to travel any distance and red an Wu 8 . . the s

f. H. t, th least m - The above statistics deal with the

il¢l`° ln ‘C ng ‘f ` 'subsequently shut themselves up in ___ ment

Complilly.

Monday evening Mr. Wilfred _Da- came to the province to Join tail of the Provincial! Depart- of Agriculture. Mr. Davison is

jury. We have strong combs __,_,se_ stuey ,_a,,__ to ,_m__ to __ ____ rua ation as a whole. including the a graduate ni the ontario Agricul-

thatwillserveyou long and lhash _ the __ _ _ _ foreign born. Another table deals tural

o par umm ary po einics _ d

Wen nf the liack-benchers; The people of ;:_l;ar;Jteel¥or:;t: bm: C;?a3;anCbom gitdtllrable experieuw ill Dl`°>¢f-N81 W°l`k

SEE OUR ‘V-[NDO“,' gtbis Island have no reason to look d, b g Hin' e naar ill b

ullon either Mr Macdonald of Pictou lan om we n that nearly ten Mr u b 1 t

` ' ' ll d (l . H. ' WB 33'

or Mr. Carvcll of Carleton with any Fgriggs ":)fe;;;yfor\;!; _regoxa llfinabli 335:81! ry 9 W1 e O g

great favor politically, commercially, so h' . .1 g _ per (arm

or in any other respect. Mr. Hughes ns 8 ow 5 sum at deliclfmcy .Ol Dl`0V

J. G. Jamieson

DRUGGIST

* chief opponmt of the Car Ferry to ses there wcre2197 603 males of vot- vm

rusticate in the pleasant purlieus of - ' ' few

I . _ . _ _ r 1 Or

lplctou’ instead of mmgmg him to over 90 per cent could read in some this

P__1 I 1_lecture people he did everything ir. language vine

//”'\,\ his power to harm commercially in Taking'the dmerent provinces sept Edw ~' ` his own interests. This Province has mtely Prince Edward Island has the H0

irtt e t' th H 82°-

nfo :Ze Dim ertgpg( nu? In E 0:56 second lowest percentage of Canadian K¢n|;n¢ky_ taking a B_ A_ degree; al. 0 'O m , B c mem or °r born females who can neither read so in Lafayette, Penn., University, Picton, and it savors of r tuitous -

8 'Z “ nor write, 6 as ontario nas ineiow- *Bk*

~ _- -

»>')\¢)”_\

H/

9

. ____

would certainly have consulted his

those born in Great Britain and its

` l th ' -

own interests better had he left the possessions ony me m every hun » Re

dred are so situated At the last cen-

ing age and of these 1 990 341

College and in addition to ii general education has had cou-

otb eastern and western Canada. . Davison’s sll¢°ll1l Bllbifitl li Field

nce in improving the general ing conditions throughout the ince.

v Henry A. McDonald, Supqr- ndcnt of Education in Morgan- e. Ky., who has spent the past weeks visiting his former home in gsboro, King’s County, leaves morning on return to Morgan- . Mr. McDonald is one of Prince ard~ Island's distinguished sons. left the province thirty-five years

studied in the University of

inte

Kin

ng an M. A. degree, with a theo-

rswic insult for the member for King’s to 81_ ' ' . logical course in each. He held a

foist him and his views on the peollle T55' C 5 Eé Tales' Ontario 7`13' Pl‘0f

he moved heaven and earth in an cn e war Island second with Ke”

dcavor to iniure _ 79 sign

' . ' ~ _ ry.

Mn Carvell is not of much account Of British born males Prince Ed acc

_ _ , H_ _ _ ward Island has the largest percent-

i ll d b It b h_ politically. .s views are those of . . of

D€lJ8lIl€ C e Pills, WCC age of illiterates, namely 12 20 with

, , _ ~ v ~ 1 t

es- milf lmksv Simons- suck the average demugogue' and.hke tt.” the exception of the Northwest Terri- ih

avemfge, ‘""““g°g“° he dehgh" ‘“ toriss which have in this oisss the and hackbitin and slanderou in endo.

g s nu

t f Z . S110

\ itness his vilification of Premier enormous Doreen age 0 77 3 of int

. .. , _ _ _ _ . , _ e

G H I aylor -- ?.'.f:.;;“*°;"'°: “’§”";;°

. , . . . cn an e is

Nationalist leader, Mr, Bourassa,_as|N0__t,_west Territories 81_79 who een rily

scoundrcls," and then withdrawing neither read __ _ w_____e

0

' M

pins and fob;

Special Stock

Jeweler Optician i

to his detriment. Tliat is the rneas- It. Wim be noted. that the Percengage th

.___ - _ _ of illiterate British born in Prince an

the epithet lest it should he reported

ure of the man, and it is pretty cer-

cssorship 'in one of the foremost, tucky Universities, afterwards re- lug his dnarge t0 enter the minis- A year ago he was induced to

Education in Morganville, owing some difficulties that had arisen

which, it was agreed, he could

cessfully grapple with. It is his ntion to resume his ministry af the educational work in which h. now engaged has been satisfacto-

arranged.

. Fernand Labori, batonnier oi

\vus11eve1`som11('.h roomltein the .-close Sha`_e,, he and his Edward Island is large compared ell” Udette and Denise Neem-ly af'

-for ‘hu mst “S lhcrel.. _- ,, _ _ with the literacy of the whole popu- nv

_ md, ,_ fficud Hughes had at last election, _ _ tue l‘l li “___ he ___ ____cad c__t___ the next time lation not only of our own province eee

° lthcir respective constituents have the but of the Dominion' The reason ‘or all

In opportunity of recording their sul this Wm be at once apparent' The as

l ' . _ _ ___________ at the pO_____ British born in this province are the T; ; . . old, original immigrants from Great 1 Mr. Macdonald has aspirations to1Br_ta_n many _ ho _th __ 0! F rn 11 1' . t 1 tn ’ ° W "" ”‘ °“g °“' C0 O ce W en Us party re urns rom 0 dowed with that sound, practical ion

. ' ' il

lsue different tactics if he .wishes to :fn-“mon Tnse whlch_lmd the toundai Z1; lrealize them. Canaalu is too great ri, .Kms of he prosperity we new en* La

Expert k"°“'lcd'5" “nd Study of theicountry to have her destinies placedljol' had come to this country when la

subjectis the basis of .good b,e,,d_ - _.___ the hands of -any man who w0______gq111te young and were too busily en- 1/e

fuse his influence to injure one Pro-lgaged m teumg the trees and clear' gn

" , `vince for the benefit of another and 'mg the land to take un studies which he

_ _ _ ’ ‘ ’|had been so sadly neglected in th W

e

of -

MABER ‘lto prevent the Car Ferry going‘|mmlgmnts this province unfortu' ye

. ithrougli, worked incessantly against nately receives too few to _materially 3;

his go0db,.eua»»§tbe interests of the farmers, and waslsgect .tlle percentage °‘_htem_c~v of, c'

*foremost among those \vho attempt-i e lgntmh born now resldentm the ffl

t' n to in Hi 1 B11 ' 't 1 . _ _ ' °”

Com” 6' C° ESclI ourlircud nlsnsc popillarifzywzvaiih tlie ielliicltsralxd lmldst of pnvatwn and dimculty’ re- H H _ .. . . . _

wilderness, but he will have to pur-

I province

cd to wreck the Highways Bill. ' _ _ 'fg It ___ __ sh0rt_s_ght____ p01_cy_ a DOL The old British horn residents are C

pnssing away Many of them were

icy of desperation, and will react on_u__ahle to __e__'d d _t b \v the obstructionists. His real objec-C _ an W" e ut the Of

lgfeut majority of them in thc

Chateau Frontenac. The party med ut once at home in Canada as

lawyers, which will take place in ntreal at the beginning of Sept- ber. After a stay of three or fodi ys at Quebec M. Labori and his mily will go west, v siting Winni-

d \ictor1'a. On their way to the cific coast they will stop at Fort il.iam for a few days, where they ill visit Mrs. Ryan, sister of ivlad- me Labori, who has not seen her for ars.-Mrs. Ryan, \vho is the wife Mr. J. W. Ryan, will be plcasantly membcied by many Charlottetown

Br oi’ the Union Bank of Canada in arlottetown, until its amalgama- on with the Royal Bank, The party ill be back to Montreal at the end

August. Madame Labori, the sec- d wife of M. Labori, is of Austra- am origin. She was born at Okey, of

h ti

arry Foster _ __ ,mud the value of edueetmn and at Irish parents. Madame Labori is well

:They <1nn't wont the highways ini- ‘ “' f ' _ ` ‘ t lproveri under a Conservative Govern- Chlldrcn They are passing away am 8

lmcnt because they think the political the next decennial census Wm mm- fl:

"results would be had for their art .lcate H lower percentage of mitemtes ll

D Y

il-low much worse the political results . ` W

h h `

_lot thc ______e__tc__ k_________ of the _____ w____ opc that in ot er respects they will w

lbe for the party is something thutt . th 3 h l

Mqniagug Blaglg fgx Ex- Iiloes not seem to have occurred to t e un uttered British hom' P

(henee ithcm. l _________ l

_ _ The Lullrielitcs, like Mr. Macdonald, re t t ' un ‘ Mr. Carvell, "the patriot,” and Mr.ig a Fr expense O themselves than is sk

Huilhes. don't want the money spent.le7weTlenced by their descendants' they is

lprovidcd for the education of the'r

ihecausc of their passing Let us

not fall short of the standards set by

Correspondence Solicited ( They probably realize -now that he-|`

L_ Mcxlnnon’ Manager _‘fore the next general election the billl , , , , , , , e , , , , , e e _ _ ,_

Momague, P E 1 'will have become luw the Ln11ri¢_ritel°

_lfinoofi in they meantime. gan;-lMt`1_-ttf; :_________:_ __..-........ ..

BIRTHS

DUN(7AN.~-.-it Point l‘nplnr, n1.I11lyi

15, 1013, to Mr. :intl Mrs. Jmrics Duncan a daughter. -.

_ C O O O C O O O C O s ° ‘

MARRIAGES. ._

0 U 0 e e e e e e e e

l

GILLIS-GlLl.TS--At thc Mfinsc, Bol- fnst, on July 16th, by Rev. J. W. McKenzie, Arthur J. S. Gillis of (love, to Mnry Gillis of the same place.

. C O U C I U U O C

. I DEATHS. Q I

O U U U I U I U U l Q

BBATON-At her home in Brooklyn, June 21th, Margaret Ann Rlnne.be- loved wife of Mr. Alexander Beaton, in the 29th year of her age. Besides her parents, sisters and brothers, s husband and four children are left to mourn.

(From Yesterday's Evening Guardian) Ginnie-At Rose Valley. on Julrll. 1918, Pearle Gladys, youngest daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Gillis,

ower in the Senate havin I

they will have succeeded in blocking

own in France for her remarkable ill as a rnuslcan and composer. She the author of an opera, Lhyathe, hlch was played for the first time Monte Carlo a few weeks ago, and

hlch will bc in the Opera Comiquc pertoire for the next season. She as also written a. famous symphonic ork: entitled "liecoeur Dhialmar,” hlch was executed for thc first time

hv the Lnmnureiix orchestra, one of

e best musical organizations of arfs.

Oooesoeoeolootooooe

HHST THINGS

lllOlOl_lllOllOlUOQl The first woolen cloths manufactur-

two years, work on the roads of thc! ed in En le d d

, I , - g n were pro uced by a taken to a nearby house.

0 0 ,Y Dominion. l-low is that going to* 1722-The New Enghmd °010"i°9 de' colony of seventy families of Dutch The police were tllvn iniormud Bild e e e e e e e e e e s, clarcd war a ai t th I di

help them? l 1804-Geor K ns d E, nt 'ms' cloth-workers, who landed in England set out on Polly’s trail. The man

farmers of Uanafla who need good roads above all things will ltnowi what that means. They will know what to do with a party that pro- fesses to be their friend and holds up .as much ns it can of the legisla- tion designed to help the farmer.

The visit of these two politicians

to the Island instcal nf improving their party’s position, has tended merely to draw attention to its poll-

tical bankruptcy.

EDUCATIONAL STIIUS.

A bulletin has -lust been issued by

the Census and Statistics Office giv- ing the educational status of the people of Canada, uve years of age and over. '

At the time of the last»cansus,

June, 1911, there were 888.508 per-

aged six years and tm months. (Is-. land papers please copy-7

“»A.¢...r4_...

Brown at battle of Niagara Falls.

1847-The Roman Catholic diocese- f Ottawa, Ont., was established. 1861-Gen. McClellan took command f the army of the Potomac. 1868-Territory of Wyoming formed rom Dakota, Utah and Idaho. 1874-Cloudhurst near Pittsburgh

resulted in loss of 134 lives.

1885-Sir Moses Montefiore. one of ha greatest of Jewish philanthrop- ists, died in England. Born in Italy,

Oct. 28, 1784.

1907-Japan assumed control of Ko- ea. - The Duchess of Connaught, Cana-

da's "first lady,” was born hfty-three years ngo today, daughter of Prince Frederick Charles of Prussia, and was christened Louise Margaret Alexan- dra Victoria Agnes. Hler marriage lo Vh:taria's son took place in 1879. She is a beautiful woman, a charming hostess, and has always exercised' rare taste in dress, I-lsr recent lll-

nesswas sincerely mourned on both

o

o

f

t

F

sons under dve years of nge. The in-

sides of the Atlantic.

later. and the industry so launched noon reached large proportions. Every effort was made to protect the "in- fant" industry, and in 1463 it was enacted that no cloth but of Wales or Ireland should be imported into England. In the seventeenth century. during the reign of Charles II., a law was passed that all persons should be buried in woolen cloths. In 1700 an act was passed by parliament prohibiting the importation into ng- land of Tndlan musllns_ chintzes, and cottons, which were threatening to supplant woolen cloths in p0pularft-Y- It was not until the last century that cotton replaced wool as the staple commodity of English manu-

§THE HUMAN P|illlIESS|Ul§

OCIUOCOOIIUOOOCCCCC

Louis Zangwlll, brother of Israel

Zangwili. the famous novelist and

Conga-at : ' `

Arthur J. Balfour, former Prime mm :;i_p:stier of England, 65 years old mmforefree e'enei¢,|°1|n¢g,Fnrni- :___ ti

y. _ .

Duchess of Connaught, wife of the

or General of Canada, 58 years under

srsnaaa. Your-a for Quality Fllflll' "ME

Govern

’old

Queen

years old today

John . his

ulations to th"

H1.

t

Elisabeth of Belgium, 81 gum

K Tenor, Governor of Penn-

50 ears old toda

01181. ‘ny v

alw“y'° pawns' yxpowrieencs that on our second floor

mahs you think twice bef0l'° 1, he

*.‘:,°:...:"" .s‘.'°.*:: °°:£°“ 2% --cf the treeldowhhn it Eaton warm lor '

is one

SOMETIMES IT Isl INCONVEN- ehmiv

‘ (5005 shirts.

FURNITURE- "°‘“°' inns.,

I

lylva Tho

lla.

Tue

of the

Duke

Miss

YQBII

United Mine -Workers of Ameri- °V°“

48 years old today. h°m°'

my ooeiet oi; New York ai C"

California and temporary chair-

n in 1908, 41 years old to- “L

and

_*WW* ill8S»

J. A. McNeil. commissioner of use. works for Prince Edward Is- fact

was born fifty-nine years ago lll0ll

sd

5(

1 y.

ms; A. Lewis, former President IE-‘i

'r so mrs the new-.with yon- and fnu

of

more inconvenient to leave liim_0'7 want-

RE

NEED

trunk ._ filled .£.ii'.?’..”"- .sn s°I.f'l.‘Z...i. J.'.§§i:_

_ oiniiia inns.. miami ...ig ’ hm; in - :':¢'ff; nnimp.”‘::'s'ton.

d shiril Th =;;......__~::°.=:.....~y--11

them . Our Piazza _I"ul'l1lf4l\’° 5 _

8 king!! unusual in its stnrdi- Nm' den, tie clips, hseheloi-'s button.

3 08

1'

0

N'S CLOTHING. Young msn ll as old men lnive learned from

of the best specialized and ox- e stock of clothing in this city,

things that young and old New at les. New weaves, pst

But there is no need t > |08” mm terns

and wiorfngi, also spoon: Bison;

t_l_i.iit these coat sweaters are three 0! 5 t .

ay. Jul! 22nd. at 'l'raveller's W0l'dl "WY *"9 Wh” Wm be shown

ithout trouble. 110 m“"'°" Wh°"° specilil

old today. I age io, Easy going at Easy Prices. _

Theodore ~A. Bell,f ex-congressman pete

from

man of the Democratic national con-

ventio

day.

Hou.

public land,

DB. UM

Ami-:s'. CH1LDm~:N's, Mews when

~ . he w

Boys' coat sweaters for chilly oven ¢ _ ' boating, sporting and seashore Ulf: T

First of all let uselI1P|l“5lZ°th° 0" I

ahead of the style in other

It isa.

if you hay Paton’s Collupllblll and Blues in the finest make clothing

ol Rorhurshs; who married °° “hd take beby along, in oomfort pmibieto buy. Ask to see our 015.00

suit. Palm!!-

EN'S AND BOY'8 CLOTHES. wine man or women who knows and when-_e to buy. Why not join ise class and take advantage of greductlons we are making on nmmer clothes; many at a saving

_00_ 32,00, $8 00 a suit Patous. _

PATON’S BARGAINS

und town in October. Another fact! '

Rest. years chant. side.

P. E. I. He became in early 5"’

even

a blacksmith and later a mer- Lit”

He now resides in Summer- afthe lime Kiddie up mg,-andmother, while

at uisre is only one °f il kind- “WY all sizes from 24to 44. They will We

if she weighs 200 lbs, Bild the .splen

OC

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OOUOUOOUUUUOUCOUOO in

e

_/ UUMINIUN HISTUHY I

1'

_g 1

lillll

88.V6

88

a quarter on ever? d°"“" Y0\l M°“

would like, your neil¢hb0l` lllllli Kel Y°‘"°

it ahead of you. Patons. ll* 0”

are going to make it worth your

Here are some of the bargains.

did worth-while seasonable sav-

ces nm from 60 cts go 56 75, and you 1ngs.d are rewards for getting here early

a morning. We ought to crowd it

t. Now hurry if you want the one whole gay? b“5l“°95 im” 3 half' Wm*

help we will. You know we close o o'clock. Petons.

NS

J

UOOUOIOUOOOCCCUOO

ept the position of Superintendent

connection with the City schools

ed in Quebec and took a suite at

Within the sound of the roar of Ni-

agara Falls there was fought ninety- nine years ago today the fiercest bat- tle of the last war between Great Britain and the United States. This engagement is known in history as "Bridgewater,"» "Niagara Falls," and "Lundy's Lane," the latter being the most common. Fort Erie had sur- rendered to the Americans, and Gen. Riall had been defeated at Chippewa early in July, 1814. Sir George Drummond, the British commander, resolved to wipe out the stain of these defcatsr He drew most of the troops from York, Kingston, Burling- ton Bay and Prescott, with a deter- mination to drive the invaders out of Canada. In the meantime General Brown, the America-Ii commander, had moved to Queenstown and men- nced Fort George. On the 24th Drum- mond, with 1,000 men, many of them _Wc1lington’s veterans, landed at Lcw- iston, opposite Q-ueenston. Brown sent Scott, with a part of the army of the invaders, to protect the Ameri- can stores at Schlosser. Cfn the way he was confronted by Riall, with an army of 1,800. The British forces

e Paris Bar, with Madame l..abori|“'er° posted iq 8' slightly ,crescem d their two daughters, Mesdcmois ‘form °" an eminence 0V" which pass'

ed Lundy's Lane, a highway stretch- ing westward from the Niagara Riv- er. At sunset a desperate battle _con1menced, and continued through

its membe,.e's,,e,,_k pqdeet English most of a dark night. After a time '"7 well as French. Maitre Labori, as grow" came “D with the Wh°1° Amer' is known all over Europe, is in ‘can army' Relnfmcements “ent by nada as an official representative Dmmmond were delayed 1°" B “Pie the French Bar to take part in the by R farce of Americans "nd" M830’ nveneion of American add (_.anad_` Jesup, who had gained the British

rear. An incident of the dark night was the capture of the British bat- tery hy the Americans after s. ter- _rible hand-to-hand conflict. During the night the British were reinforced

g_ Baum Lake Lo__ise_ vm_co__ve__ by 1,500 men sent by Drummond,

and attempted to retake the battery, but failed. Both Brown and Scott were wounded, and the” _American command devolved on the inefficient Ripley. What seemed a certain Amer- ican victory was turned into victory 'for British arms the following day. when Drummond’s men retook the

,. . ttery and the field without a strug-

itizens lia\1n d d i l firm . _ .‘ ends ,me __§_,';“;,_‘f_ ‘;,;‘;_‘__`°wf__f°,vf___‘f__l gin. The Br1ns1r_ loss in 1ri11s<1, 1

wounded and missing was 878, and the invaders lost about the same number.

STABBING AFFAIR ON

AMHERBT STREET.

AMI-IERST, July 23.-A stabbing

affair, which might have been- attend- cd with faral results, took place yes- _terday afternoon between the hours ‘of five and six. The participants were Harry Hicks and Ronert Polly. Hicks lived on Electric street and is a brother of the little Hicks lad who was run over by an auto last fall on _Victoria street. Polly was former- ly a,resident ol Amherst, but it is understood that he has been residing in Sackville lately and arrived in this city yesterday.

The police think that Polly stabbed

on account of a grudge, but Hicks informed the Herald that they were skylarking outside of a house on Spring street and that Polly lost his temper, drew a jack-knife and stabbed him, first in the muscles of the back and then in the flerihv part of tha left arm. Hicks was very weak from loss of blood and was

. _ | _ 5" P" 5 elm” °°“'lon this date, July 26, in the year circled around the western portion

Thu (»0V€Fnm@nt ill th0Hfl tW0 MBPS spirators guillotined in Paris for con- 1331_ hevgng been mdueed to settle in df the ‘my and the omcere |,-mowed

has been prevented from spending spiracy against Bonaparte. England hy 8 ubeml grant from Ed_ him in an au¢_0_ He was gnnuy lee- two and rr half millions on the good __ ]_-31';-dBftl_‘_51°hA“"d°l" Gen- D"“mm°”d ward Ill. Worsted manufacture was ated in the rear of ,. house near Dlclt- t

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roads movement in Canada. The e ae e mericans "nd" Gen- commenced in Norfolk a few years °3Y'9 b|'ldK0 lllld WB0 5»l'l'e9¢°d by

Policemen Turbine and Spence.

Polly was before the police court

in Amherst a few weeks ago for brutally beating his wife, and it is rumored that the man has only been out of Dorchester for a few months, where he had been sent for hitting a man with a pick head. Hicks was ab- le to be around this morning and was ln the police court in readiness t o push the charge against his assail- ant, I-ut the preliminary examination will not be held' until Friday .morn -

::'l'hree winners in the talcum powd er race-Violet Dulce, Harmony Ross and Trailing Arbutus. Superior in every way to the common kind but

l=°l“f°- .` having su his qualities oi purity and

refreshing dantinees that- the most critical could demand. Use any one of these taleum powders and if you think they are not worth the money we will refund every cent you paid. Price Bile. -each. The MacKinnon

Drug Co., Corner Grear George and Kent Ste. ._ Htfn

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Heyieg gon), Refrigerators,

Ice cream freezers Oil RWV09

Lawn mowers Screen doors and screens

Garden Hose Murine hardware On each and every article you can get a good selection and the very est price possible. Call and sue the display.

Fennel! & Chandler _

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How big a companyis or how much business it may bc wii-

ting, the only way tojudge of the merits of strong Life Assurance Comianies is by their

Dividends

The Canada Life, Canads’s ildest Life Company has consis-

tently and persistently maintained ifs pceiliin as the greatest Dividend paying Company in America.

Let one of 1 ur iepiesenlalvies pieainl ihcpfoo’ of this before

taking a policy in any other company.

W . K. Ro qers, li: ‘i “.f’.?_e‘.!‘.?i.°.'=':;'.i:"

P|_°_ Manager - Special Alanis.

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The Sun Life of Canada now occupies the premier position among Canadian Life Assur- ance Companies now having over $144,ooo,ooo,oo of Insurance in force and an annual income of ovcr $12,ooo,ooo. Per iates and plans apply to _

E. R. BROW

Charlottetown Manager, for P. E. I i

It is quality the farmers want, not

cheapness when he buys Paris Green.

The farmer knows that Paris Green that does its work

horoughly with one appliczvion is a good deal more ect no- mical than lower priced Paris Greens that fail to kill.

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S. W. CRABBE Hardware Merchants.

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'l`llson’s Pride Roval Stuart Rainbow Delight »

Phoenix Square Also Bran 8: Mfddleings at very lowest prices. Give us a cell.

W. GRANT_.&? CO. 36° wfmMEtf. Queen St. `

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