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T nl ` _ Mr. and Mrs. M-alcom and youu! Govemor yestefdiy received the (ol-_ - - ~~ - v- ' -~mf"."f"§" ` "9""‘ '

¢ r _ 1- _ ~ 5 S0" 1811 lleve zone to visit with relstl lowing message from Sir Robert Bor- _ - _ _ __ __ _'

- _ _ _~`-'_ -lves ,in-New Richmond, P. `Q., were den.: " " ` ' ` *' _ _P|_-e¢_|eam:-Maier A. A. ni-um Slr._1 see hy the Petrlorsm me it is 'hoped they will have A delightful “Judse Aeneas MacDonald: My col _ ‘ _ __ ‘

“Si 'haf ill" Arsenault government F T holiday. ' leagues and l send our deepest sylll- ' ' _ f '_ ' has ouly‘clght days ln which to set- ' U 0 * lputhy to the l'-amily_anil friends 01’ l-'ll° - ` _ 5 ‘ --‘ ,,' \`_"

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ll” "ll lls worldly affairs This ir ‘”'* 'rl u 'i' - 1 - - . _ g [_ _ _ - ate Lieutenant Governor whose ong _ tyue_ is a very serious matter for R_ .rfcQ?f:_‘_:i;‘r;’n'Z_ xv; c‘;_';:|d_¥v_§_'_'i“r_,__;,-‘and honorable record in public life . .. _

_ 3_ A__ l___c§;__g_sl_i;r_i_dn_at the present stage of _“_The coming visit of the Prince of and Conn gm- awk. homo m vancow is recognized and appreciated not only__

Mor|i_lN Daily (founded 1887)- $4-00 Plr year (delivered) in advance. pretty- safe po'Sm_'n: __;B'_akl;°‘:_f_;'°_f';_; ____fl?f;__3s__§_l:_° __"_f_‘_]_‘:‘_Eg'é:‘_t'_':_s_i’_°‘§___:_°l{_i_f_`__;’_; T'_?_’_`___l5v_ ;l_‘“°l\ l__98l'°l;_9d- Although _'__':___l‘g___l§‘_§_l_f',,"_ §';_v'l';'_:°L‘fu§’_::_l__";7_?_gh°“t _ _ _ _

_ ' _ -__ :1_pposlte from thc Patriot's_ predle- made for _a splendid welcome. A por- gnu-,-¢_a|s,,edwa\?yBrggtfvgg ;v_?_;° _ ‘ ¢ s s _ _ _

SATURDAY JULY 19 1919 Um' ' Svllill leellus of Drlde is felt all Owl' and thorough! enjoyed themselves ‘ mst T“°“d“l' was St' Swmms _ Q

-_ i” ' ’~ ' .’-r ` '_ ' 1 ln the last election contest four the Proviilcc ‘ln this visit as nrinv of nom Mr ,my ` Dil * 'li to llw Olll Sl0l`

_ . _ _ _ __ » _ ~ . ‘ . i I Mrs. M Qu l ar y' ‘md "cw" "5 y f -_ _ N() ()lr[»0h[TION in-[lN0Rl'|‘\ REl»()l{'| M \ Years ago The _Milthieson gov- our sold-ters met the young l‘rincc champion golfers and th; Ll-li-liselleribi H ll' mms °" that day ll' Wm ram mf - 1 _ -

orn,mcnt is doomed' was me alarm. while overseas and oldor itlzou have _ U . _ _ 40 days. 'l-t did not and the day was A ing headlines for days. Hon. John watched him grow up (from it fair lilent.Bc(l$<i1iiL\\€llhn:::¢,zirflréycfiiz beautiful ami flue. St. Swithln was MtLea`h was as good us defeate hiired eng.-igiu lad into a oun man e lllblwll of Willtlleoler lll llle lllllib 9011 ` ` ' '

M\fc‘1 aclve1€`se_financial criticism is bein levelled b ` _ d in = _ ' s y_ A » si-player. dim.. mi i fl.. ‘ ' - . '_ ' - ' -

‘ ' g - . y lst King s, Mirthicson was fighting 'wlrmlc pictured face invariably wears s § .E-r V sl imry- BY lllfl 'l`°‘l“e5¢ “G W“5__l;_l‘l`l°'l_

` tll€ 0pp0SllZl0ll alld°"iIlxSlIil,lHti01'1S are being nmde that with l'-is back to the wall in George- an cvlpression of gentle serleusness~ éympathy is being éxtmdcd ___ Mr _ln the churchyard Ol’ the HUBBY. lwlv

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.finances are5_`n0't satis' 'actof ‘Now there _S a Public Ac_ town. ' How did those forecasts tally a'faoe which seems to reflect' recog- H_ W_ yimnin . f. ~ _ '-l’“.“S°"sl’y "lgm "emi °“ B 5"-V9. .L r l

_ _ _ _ S o the Bank of Nova _ _ » /

~ counts _Committee on which the Opposition are repre - sented, and this committee is empowered to examine and _investigate all matters bearing on the finances of the 7Government. As our readers well know this is the com- imittee which ferrets out any details in connection with expenditures. If therehad been anything wrong in the Government’s financing this committee would have reported it, but reference to thejournals of the House proves conclusively that the committee reported invari- iably during the past three years that everything was satisfactory. There was no minority report so that the Opposition has not gone on record at any time point- ing out what it considered irregularities' or useless ex- penditure. The Government submits its accounts every year to the committee, and on no occasion has the Oppo- sition submitted a minority report. The inference is that fheyfound nothing on which to base a minority report, for if they had, or if they disapproved of the majority re- port, they were quite at liberty to bring in a minority re- port. To make general accusations now after having failed to find fault at the proper time, is only to demon- strate that they have nothing tangible to go upon, and merely want to mislead the electorate by unprovcd al- legations and gross misrepresentations.

'rlll-J i‘.\)fl'_\l(iN.

The campaign is now drawing to a close, thc candi-

dates arc all nominated and the people will give their de- cision on Thursday next. _

Looking backward over the campaign, summing up

the evidence adduced by both parties thc Grand Jury of intelligent electors will find little difficulty in arriving at a verdict. Sonic, no doubts, will be influenced by personal considerations; a candidate may be a personal friend; he may be a “good fellow” 'whom one would not care to offend by opposing, and neither party has much to fear on account of the personal character of its candidates. These things, however, should not count. The future welfare of this province depends very- largely upon the S__i_Ze_ of the niajority that will be given the Arscnault Government. There is now no doubt as to what the general verdict shall be; no doubt that thc Arsenault fiovernniclit shall bc returned, thc main th1:“._~,' is that it shall be returned by a majority so large as to lot Ottawa know that the province is solidly behind Premier Arsen- ault in his demand for the settlement of the lsland’s claims; solidly behind him in gratitude for what the Federal Government has already done for Prince Ed- ward Island.

The most ardent Liberal will admit, and many of

them have already openly admitted that the return to power of the Liberal party under present conditions ard under its present leadership, holds no prospect of bet- terment for the province, that in fact; it would mean a reversion to conditions from which the provin‘ce has ai- ready suii"er`ed very seriously and which left a legacy of evils of which a burdensome debt is perhaps the least. The schools of the province have suffered irreparable in- jury at the hands of the Liberal government and, judg- ing by the program mapped out by Mr. Bell at the last session of the legislature, would suffer even more seri- ously if he were entrusted with their administration. ~ Upon what grounds does Mr. Bell solicit -the sup ~ port of the people of this province? He has published his manifesto but the candidates claiming to be his fol- lowers have studiously avoided all reference to 1`t. Any- thing worthy of consideration in it is a repetition of' pol- icies already either adopted or announced by Premier Arsenault_ He places emphasis on our Federal claims as if he were the sole originator and discoverer of these, absolutely oblivious to the fact that the Conservative Government had already presented these clairns; tl_~.at some of them had been admitted and that consideration had been promised the others; oblivious also to the incon- gruity of seeking concessions from a Government which he has persistently opposed and for the overthrow of which he purposes going to Ottawa shortly as one of a delegation. Mr. Bell’s chances of securing our provincial rights are about as hopeless anything well can be and the people know it; they know also that Premier Arsen- aiilt has already carried our claimsto a point where they shall not be ignored by the Federal authorities and that thei-_only reasonable possibility of securing these claims is to 'let""Premier Arsenault continue his good work. lThis the great majority of our people have al- ready décided to do.__and -the greater the majority is the better it will be for the province.

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cMessrs.' Jenkins and McLure are sure winners on the 24th. They have made a great impression, _and now it’s only a question of the extent of their majority. Mr. Hughes has visibly weakened and complains that _the pace is too hot for him. Mr. LePage is not in the running as a speaker and has not made much headway since the campaign started.

_-f_At'-Kelly’s Cross the Liberal candidates _assured the Audience that Mr. Wood was the only ahti-automobile

"will vvulil no-t have been so bad or which it brings. If he comes he will they _would not have 'been allowed to find n welcome warm, and a popular "`"“"“ ln °lllC0 50 lvllg. How was hcnrt beating true and inward!-y ech-

yflu will Soc cvcry el.-ctiou your dur- W-ales."

llll; tl\cir\tcrin of nearly twenty years ' ' ' _ » them was R' ‘hfiiuil Ur m’"‘ $53-000 ‘U Sir Joseph Pope, under Secrclalry of Mrs' (Drjl D°“'“" ‘md 5°"_I‘l"~"‘l-

_When lovers may love with never il

lilo arose as one man and drove the

was there anything near so bail.

ations will have to pay-'_ I would like

stltutlolls as they have been illalutziili- crl without adding at least, another lullllon to the debt of this couutryi’ l The Arscnault governinini. have done wonderfully well in kffopiiiiz the dc-bt whore it wus, or oven ai liltlc hcttcr and it would hefolly, yca inaldrloss lo makc il vllllll-Z0. with lhosc facts stair- lllg you in the face. 'l`hcy‘ appear to be very solicitous now nhmll fm- rc. turncd soldier. lf, they had succeed- cil in their opposition to cmlscription tllorc would -bc no rclllrncil soldiers. ’l`hcy would ull li-_‘ sleeping "iii Fland- cro field whcrc poppies gi':>\v bct\v\'ou the crosses row oil row". And thc (lcrinilm-: today would bu llictillim: forms ol` pcil"cc: llul thank lilo Lord lllUY did not succeed; nor will lllcy succccil now. Mr. Acorn promlscll. lil clcctcd) he would do no`\\‘or.~:c_ :lt lcusl, mary bc a lilllc better. _Will thc iillclllgcllt and |ii~l>|_'i-ossivo clcc- tors o'i` lst l{in_l:`s over give lhom thc cilantro. \\'ill they 1u:ull_\»' i-xcliiiiigc tho proscul czipziblc und ocoiluiillcill government for ai pilrty who lluvc proved tllcmsclvcs illcilpablc :ind :lis- lionost. l have nmrc lullh ill our pcoplc than to think for n niillufir they would be so foolish. _

l_ am Sir, etc..

' ELECTOR.

Ist Klug's.

Clemenceau Sends

- Message of Thanks

(Special to The Gtinrdifm.)

PARIS, _.lilly i7.~l’i'cluicr i‘lclucn

ccau scnt ii i|r‘._’.1a:c of lliauks iolluy to Admiral Kolchuli, hoiul ol the :ill- Russlnn government. :it Omsk ln_ reply to a nicssage of coutzratulatioiis upon the signing of the Gorman pcacc frea- ty. » '

Premier fllomexiccau in his rcply,

said that the Allies and partlculzlrly Franco do not forget the aid Hlvcll by thc ltussian armies. lie expressed tho hopc that Russia would soon rc- sume her place among the great dem- ocratic nations.

Honored by France

(Special To The Guardian.)

l.f)Nli()N, July 17.-Mr, Noel G. L_

Murslnill has rccclvcd tho honor ol helm: matic at commander of thc Legion of llouor of France.

Onlicinl word was rocclvod today in

il tolcgruui signed hy Prcsldoltt llny- moml l’ontl<`:\re as follows: The Gov- ernment of tim ltcpuhic has nnincil you comluanilor ol' the Legion of Honor. l :lm happy that it has thus been pos- sihlc to recognize by this honor the great services that you and the (Zan- adian ltcd Cross have rcnllcrcd to us and thc unfortunate people by thc (lormau invasion in France and l beg to rcncw my sincere thanks.

¢k¢kiik¢hi%¢§#i¢lr%'¢RiE»‘I¢&i§#

ally Selections for 2

Guardian Readersi

furnished by W. 8. Loulonili _ __ _ as-

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l‘M GLAD l MET YOU '

KISS ME SOFTLV

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Kiss me softly and speak to me low,-_

Malice has evcr a vigilant car;

Whitt if malice were lurking near?

Kiss me, dear!

Kiss me softly and speak to me low,

Kiss me softly and spenk to mo low.-

Envy too has a watchful our;

What il envy should chance to hear? Kiss mc, dear!

Kiss me softly and speak to me low.

Kiss me softly and speak to me low,-

Trust mo, darling. the time is neari'

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idemberfgvhe 'kept hispledge. Mr. Wood s c_o_nstituents~ should note'»t`his testimonia from the_0ppos1t1on in an-

Kllls me. dear!

Kiss me softly and _speak tn me low.

the visit of the Prince of Wulcs.

rascals out. _ Never in thc political o e e ('ol‘oncl mul Mrs. Sullivan oi';'0ttuwa llisi.ir_\' of this. or any other country The ].m_c___c_l _e_____ or _,_____________, are sumlucring at Shaw's llctcl_

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M di itilll l .ist gloom ovcr the

Tllvy lliul. during those years of _“U " ms C" U' _ -..

.. _. _ , _ .. __ _ _ cit "ind sincere sympathy is hciug Ill” (’l‘*<`-“ lllll /\l`“lllllSll0Il Ol Nflvfl __l:&';§€_-lllll _llFl_l>ll’U`llY SU¢¢0Ul¢_l¢l_ ln ,.xf‘;n;|ed to me f_,mi|y_ Scotia and Mrs. Worrell who greatly ______l_rl_l_l> ll_l;___=l 0\;cr ;i_ l_n|illou .~ » ~ olijr.-_/eil their visit to the Garden _ -‘ ‘~ ~ "3 0 ll’lCl YOU _ __ _ _ _ Province left Thursday morning ou .tml l .lull many succeeding gener- THC youlfh 5°" of Mx’ ‘md__?_l_l_S'G_A_'_ return to Halifax. _ .'

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li. C. ilcnirsto ot' Summol .ii

in -,ill (~um|0,- to _wk the linux _ dons, Toronto-_ has received the inline _ Mr. D. (‘_ Mclioualrl; or -llotii;J’tli(l; M Arthur W°"d'“u‘ - thlvih' .md Mrs' Janie,” J' rllaylma very _mmncm ____e____o__ _,___ _hc L____ . . . . _ e r___<l-luglllers, ,Miss ,lhylis inyior. eral govcrnnicut during thcll term of lVll`S- l'llllll0llHo of Wlllllill0l¥ Wllo lf* Hi! ,_ mf I '_ Holflen' Dr' Hfilmml’ olllco under such favorable conditions visiting hor parents Mr. and Mrs. nf' _"ml 'l!f°_‘"DS"" "ml limw' ran the country ovcr a million dollars lloualil Nicholson is being hc_lrtily __l‘ _‘"ff_ ___'3" (""l”""“_ Aim" ‘vm ilr ilcbf. what would have lmcn the wclcomcd by her m;1ny~£rlcllils_ `l_)m_;( "°`;vH"l _w°0ks_“_t S°m_l_“‘ Mlml' dom _|m.h_g _ho _mst _,Ive __c______ of , , . 0 tic p.lrty h;tvc.ul:_c.uly uiiivcd.

war and stress had thcv remain ' . _ _ . _ . . _ Um.-¢_ when _hu ____________~S___g ___0“_§l_l _l_r; ____i\:i\_s_____l_.L>_i;__l_l_l__ ':_‘:_;l____y_;i\;_r_i:_¢__ __d_:_lll__l_l_l_:T Mrs. (‘:llvm -McCallum made il b1_'_ivc __ _d0H_,_. was about 33 1_3 ___________ ______ ___________ _________ ____ ______________ _________S _____ l°r_>.scu_~ on Mcnllay last when a lllllc 'll “lille “H508 Ullly 25 cents. (foulrl lurncrl to lhcir hulud lil Iliillfax 'mil "ml WDM `h°y°"‘l hc" ueplll ‘Vhllc they have mainlu.illcd our public ill- Thursllav morninl-'. ‘bmmng "if mlgmm-‘ BCM!" Mrs' Mc' . I '

Miss Mary lluszilrd, who is being

wclconlcq homo from overseas, was hostess :lt an afternoon foo. to il low of her i`l'icuds curly in thc week.

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Mrs. (Jud;:ol Stewart is cnjoying

an outing with hcr sister Mrs. Jones of Mc-nctou at hcl' summer homc_ut Shcdiac Cape. "

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lilcuf. Sli-rlini: 'lllali|cllzu‘il` \\'ns

aim.-ng thc ufliccr:: ul‘rivi|li; in l_l_:1ll_- lax this wcck _liaving gone _ovc|‘si*;i:-i

`lVlrs. Mc(`:illuln is rccclvhlg coh-

Atth ti i _ ..._ nan Mi? ec.mili31tJei.iil3<isin.i'.i°:,°tl’i?,f df`f,`f,S f,'§”',h‘_’_'_ hisiatner Mr. Alex nlmiing which stlltclient that the Llberill govern- which tsl his and the responsibilities mokkpmce in Annapolis' N' S" mu

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fa have arriv 'd ln th it 1 li

it done? Look up the records and oinll--“God -bless the Prince of llx' ___ 0 cc 5'9" “ 1° ‘

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$119,000. This as Mr Acorn cx ‘ tiilrlottctoun 'ind Mrs las bi l<"lr-

'_ ‘ - ` Slain Otli “.1 l l ‘l` Il* ` ~‘ ‘~ ' ‘ '

pressed tt explains the i-pagans why-_» ____:_ ‘W I1l“;»0pén(0,_Eegflet¥__ (;.|.in_i; lluliiirsou. llunbury and hr-1-sister Mrs. Then there was thc Ilurchzlse of fa ,` of _ _.___ '_l Gurney of lloston, Mass., arc visllini:

.. ,_ El.ll dftl_ f' ._ lhucau _ ihc whole rccoril is one U;,,`l` l,:,(_,§ _;liSti_;;;_:ie__Ted v__;_'_]___‘__(;f__‘__|.lt Murray llarbor the guests of Rev. of sluuuo und tlisg,.__c__ _______ _hc new _ms ______é____ c0m___g ___ __0___w_;_im_ Wim E. S. and Mrs. Weeks.

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(‘allum uilh scvolal friends, was su- tiug on thc brciikwatcr watching the hilhcrs when her attention was-call- cd to it liltlc one who was appiwaiitly sinking. Without it molhcr`s quick in- Sllllvt und without il niomcnt's hesit- zlilon ro cxplaiu Mrs. Mc(`il`llum plung- orl info, lhc water fully dressed :lull was just in time to catch tho drown- ing' child as she was going down It third limo. It was a noble deed and

grzltuliitlons on hcl' bravery. l

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(‘lim‘lolfoto\\'n'finlfcrs :urn ll\for<-:~'l-

Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Morton of Ilnll-

with the results on election day? rlltlon of #he significance of tht tl_e- _qcoha in Monuwal, on the dm", of “hd “'l‘e"° the Pm' fiom me Cav? . _ _._ _ __ _ _ _

might fall on it. Afte. nts cannonm

move his remains to the clmncci-the - _ ' - customaiy burial place of bishops- - _ _ _

:xml July 15_was uppointed for the 1 _

ceremony. '1‘he legend says: “Ou that day and for 40 days after. St. Switliiu ° ° _ _ _ to testify to his displeasure, caused » ` rain to fall so copinusly that the monks . ' " "'

abandoned their design." From this St' arose the popular superstition of 40

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ation in 865 it was deierminedto re-_ -_ l ___

.days rain. \

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with ihc l0.ifh. l.icni. l_ll_zim~.l\:lril ;|nd|c<l in the "play for lhu lllnrirlinc (lolf

his mollu-r, Mrs. lili\i\clial'_d who ll-:l?.'__i lm." gpcnillntt several monllls \\'llh_i por llziugliior .\‘lr_s. Million arc cxpccf- cd lo arri-.c hcro on u visit this wcck. i

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AUTOMOBILE |NS_U_§/\NCE' “WR'lNl§l-`ES_' _

Have You Read Your Policies All Through? l-t Pays T0 D0 5°-

il you carry any kind oI` n\sllra_ncf__'._

uiloll Your 1»ri\'a|i‘ llassclll-!<‘l‘ <'fll‘ iam - most prudent owners do), have __voll_ _.___u| owl- ;\\Q Will;-y nr policies Cdl(--_ fully, so as to find out cxz\ctl.V ll0_W fully you -no covcrorl un_d just wllill- you may or may noi do, wllllolll lflslllil the protection which y<lll SIIDDUSU .Vllll are enjoying? lt pays to do so -lil there are morn "kinks" in the lilsui- anco business than the avcralré l"Y‘. man rc:lllzc:=.. lS .V0lll' "V0 D0ll"'y 3 "limiter," which covers illlY\Vlll!l‘o ln tho llnltorl States and Canaria or ll0€fl~l ll. cover thc car only within is restrict- od territory. The latter is the cheap- cr policy, bill gives no protection out-' 31.10 of um iiislrict sp:-ciiicd_ Do Y-'lll |~(-alizii iliulfifi pl-rccut. of tho lll‘0 premium c'm ho saved, if you maintain upon tho ftar, at all flmcs an aflpl‘0V€‘l'l ilro cxtiuguislicr? ln lll"- WSC ‘ll lll"‘fl~ insurance, have you noticed that the 1-,omp;in_\' will not pay l`nr"slolcu cloth- ing, rohcs and similar tlllugs that nro not reinllnr paris ol a cur; llllll ll ‘l""“ not protect tho liolilcr iigilllist a thiev- iug chauffeur or_other employees null that no losses will bo paid unless they exceed it c ‘rtaln amount, usuully $25? ftcliltivv to collision insurance, havi- you noticed that tho policy docs llol- covcr loss occasioned directly fll' ln' diroctly from fire, rosultiug from at collision and that small losses, usually those less than $50--are not~~pnlrl-~l>_V- the comphny The forms of automo- bllc insiirimieo nbovc mentioned are ull- importunt nr compared with liability insurance, for an owncr muy lose his car by fire. theft or collision and ho no worse off than before hc hurl a car. but ho nmy he financially ruined by Dl\.VlllK the rlumagoil uwnrllcrl by the court in compensation _lor the injury Of llf‘-l`- sons._ Some-'owners think that because they lmvc tukcn out some kind ol' a liability policy the <'-onipnny has assum- oll thc i’uli;_liab_llity flint may possllllyi hc_ crcutoilf- Suppose tho dulnuges awarded trrjicrsonx injured ln_n sini¥l0 act-lrlontshiilllil exceed $5.000, the com- pany is not bound to pay the excess. 'Suppose the cur is driven by a person under 16 vcors of ago or is entered in n. speed contest and someone is hurt. the policy docs cover.

Dont Want Peace

_ Day Recognized

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(Special to Tne Bulrdlin). ` DIIAHLI-N' July 18.--(By-the Assoc-

Inteq l”resd)_-All grades of ofllclill Ol _lhe city qorporatlon have signed n memorial to the Lord Mayorfof- Hub lin asking, him n i. - o 6003 ll -lilly

(lily of this wi-ck under ideal weillhcr

' _ oulric.s ri~|ircsc|ltllu: sovcu clubs :incl

ill? 'llifi Ht' lin T l’i'5Vii1`l:`cs."'l`iio' 'visiifhs

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§’l..l’.`.’.‘i°€...’l“-ii' fit .'lll§.£K‘ill.li'$» ‘éuAiu.o1'ri=:'rowN BRANCH _ tween they miami. A 1 in an _ 0 - _... Telephone No. 67. -_ _,y the lim. 0 e a G C Temple. Mmm: iii

fllzllnpiunsliipsi `\\'l\ii-h cami: oil' ul i`ru~_ 'o on 'l‘llcsd:\y \Vcdlicsday and 'l`hu|'.~;-

~ou<llllons, Thorn were forty eight

t was one ol’ thc best mccts held in

wrro ontci~tniuc<l at a smoker and light lunch l~`riilay'. .

o o o `

'l`lic iiralizlics at the links liorc :iro

lncillgllolly conlcslcil and lu'in-y visit- l`1|‘s arc bclnt; \v<-lcoillcll from day fo day. Tho lon liostvsscs this altprnoou 1\l'<‘ Mrs. \V. K. Rogers and Ml-ss Eil- llh Rogers.

' I I O U

Nliss ldlhcl l)ob.~'.nn of Halifax, has

irollc to Ncw York to take ipsix weeks' course in the School ol -Social _\Vork thcrc.

l i l

’l`l\crc have liven it score or more of.

inloruuil. but jolly 'little p':irfic:; and picnics this wrck mostly lil honor of out i-i' iown gllc-sis. Tho city at prcs- cnl has -:i 1.:i'ni\l many visitors and |:nl|'- isrs \\'ho are in levc with our b'_'auli- i`ul sccncry.

U U U '

Mr. J. lil. Wy-att and diulpzllter-'Miss

llorlhy Wyiltt,_\vho have hccu spouti- ing thu win-ter ln Clllcugo on thclr way to Sumlncrsido this wcck spout solucllmo in Ottawa the guests of Mr. and ‘Mrs. I-I. -D. Chapman.

O O I

The city was tllrongod with visitors

l-:lst Satll\'<l‘ay attending the Orange

cclebriltiou which was one ot' the big- gest successes ill years.

l O O

Judge McDonald, Private Secretary

to ills ilonor the late Lieutenant

_;@ws_5

F. W. '_ » Wooltvorth

' who achieved the remark-

able chain of 5 and 10 cent

B150l‘6l, at the age of 26

supported his wife and child-and saved money_. OD $10 is week.

At the we of 66,' when

he died the Woolworth fortune was estimated at

065,000,000.00-built up

ortlgineliy by systematic saviniii. 3;, Thrift in the average indl- _

vidual begins the moment s Bank Account is opened

_ .

UNl0N BANK

CF CANADA

IIIOUKCBS OF "$3,000,000

i ECONOMY

All Csinadians should remember that the econ-

omics necessitated by' thc war helped pave the _

- Practise ec0noi_ny_and pave the_ way_ to future prosperity. A Savings Account is both- a moral

andamatcriai asset. ' - _ _ _

THE CANADIAN BANK

OF' COMMERCE

__ ____m__\v_sy,to Yictory. _______________, _L __-______,______ ,_ ____ ___ ‘__ __ L_-

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CHARLOTTETOWN BRANCH, G.W. HARRISON, MANAGER,

Also branches at

Albcrton. Montagllv. S0lll‘lS. Summersidc,Vcrnon Bridge.

cn/uu.orrErowN rmANon. A. w. HvNoMAr`i, Manager.

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THE ROYAL BANK OF' CANADA

Capital paid-up R ~ $15,343,970. _ f °s°§f§ 61-;f_'§g§

Total Assets, $434,193,057.

SAVINGS DEPARTMENT-

_ MON D€0l1le ODP" S-Wing Accounts with the good intention of

adding lo them. When they neglect to do so, it is usually because thoy think the amount which they have _on hand is too small' to de- posit The result is that the larger amount which they intended to accumulate heforo milking it deposit. is seldom realized. Customers ' Wllfl "Niko fl- llllllli Of flflllosltlnif what thoy can spore from their ln- comn weekly, or monthly, are -the most successful in building up sub-

uh.-ltantiul balances. `

Tho Savings Dcpuniillcnt Ol' THE ROYAL BANK OF CANADA

will hc pleased to rccolvc your deposits no nluttcr how smell.

BRANCHES iN Prime: EDWARD |sl.AND Atso Ai'

l~‘/unnuersldo, Hunter River, Tlgnish, Tyno Valley, Wellington, Mount Stewart, Cardigan, Eldon, Murray River. Ilustlco (Sub-Brunch to

liunter iitlver.)

F- -'29--,_-* - '--21"-sl B,

_,nie l\.\<il___f_.‘... `

other district ,___ _ ,. desli-e__te_¢rtliclpalZé hgsp Nl: xdsighrs- ' 'lg ,__ _ - _ -- - elm Godfrey Sam- tions. _ ,_;.._.., -...» _i..>..,-._ _- 390000liblute!eolllluotllolltlltiiltll

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Fire Insurance

Take out that Insurance Policy on your home,

-fore, factory, and other buildings and their contents

_ Don’t wait until the alarm has sounded and the.

_ _ire apparatus is on its way to your burning building-

wil be too late then

Step in and have us write you up a-policy that

ill give you the protection you need.

Hyndman & Co., Limited.

61 Queen St _ ‘ Charlottetown.

$58858*

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