AUG .sr 8, 1908

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- HE "CHARLOTTETOWN GU ARDIAN

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RBOR DAY, n distinctiicly Anil-r-‘ val, and there are son ct`

ie sc ions of thc

ican holiday from the oiiteot, haul country 'ivherz-, owing to the climate, it mmf W hl-W0 Of “f‘~‘l‘|\l yi-.irs ii is iicei.‘fisi|i'y to have the tree planting ex

. new signiiimnce and a moi'e gen- ercises ut some utlioi- time of year, ln _ era] observance. .-\ll over th" ini .United ‘States and-in portions qt (‘.inail:i eil, 'thin -inberésiting annual ocenl+ioii'.rf-ci-i\'i_-s by 1-i “iifrifasing amount of atteiitiuii friiiii de

~ i -. i. :I-Ili-, President Rooseviilt has iili=<i of

sci. tne heal of ollicial nppiioval on

r-iii'-ie in=t‘tuticn by issuing ;\ prfivliiiiia- A i _.ii in ¢.l.:» .~:clio'el children of thi- l.'iiiti"l he; Eiaii.-i ereiiig them to devoti- tho di\_\' it iizit only to special exercises, but also to

ii ritual tree planting.

ist states the rlate for Arbor Day her se-lectcd by the state legislature

the ng

ti-iiclieis.

Off1ce\.l Tr-ee 'Ple>..nl)e1°

the governor of the state, acting un-

r lt-|(iSlati\'e niithority. Superintenilcnts

school.; freqiiently supplement guber- torial proclaiuations on the subject of rhor Day by the issuance of open letters iriiig upon the holiday and the 1|,-nsgns

l\'ebr.ii-:ka gets credit for originating Ar- -

Scene

is or

person planting the largest niiiiibc

=£I;4_ ..5'Z1rz01-9

r of'

Arbor llay is not iiurrl to find. il. gioivii out of u deepening realization of (lic ini- ;-,Ui-t;;n<-li of trees to us as ii ii:iti<iii_ Thi' ;\i:ii=r_ii:aiii p-,-s;;'e have suddenly aivalct-ni-il in the fact that not only is the lumber sup ly of the country being cxliaiisted at g .ihlirigqrously 'rapid rate, with no profi- Kvmt of replenishing, but won~‘o yet the wanton Waste of our forests has n seqiiel in clirnalio changes tliat may niciin _hard- ship for many citizens of the rnpiililic.

Arbor Day simply marina “'1‘i'u: Day,"

l.nd_t}ie most notable feature of ili~i-<ili- ocivanco 'in the average coiiiuiiity ‘con- ai-:ts in the planting of trees and i~liriilis ialonq the roadside and other suitable places. In some instances this work dv- volves, by decree of tinie-linnrircil ciistoni, upon magistrates, local oflicials nr public- lpirited citizens, but for the nnmst part it is in the hands of the t.caelii~_ri~i and pn-

lge of public and private schools. Indeed,

_ _ _ _ _ bor Day, for it wus the pioneer iii what

; i.'he secret of this growing attciitionlii 1,,” since be ~

.' is not too inileli to say that Arbor

y is pm-eminently a young pcople's hol-

Hly. Schools in every state in the Union Iiibsorve Arbor Day, and President ILOSQ-

’- VNC had publicly declrired himself in favor ‘M teaching the viilue of funmtry in the i minute. _ Altliougli Arbor Day is observed moat

_ _ _ comc a national niovcinent.

he i‘_dividual who was the original iiii-

llor o the scheme was none other than .\ir. J. Nterliiig Morton, who afterivnril

. 1.

bc-came secretary of agriculture in tha CII

la It tl

hiiiet ol' President (flevelaiid during thc tter's second terni in the \Vliito Iloiii-ie. ivfui in 1872 that Mi". Morton coiiuviircvl

idea of this unique .holiday and lie

l`orth\vitli introduced before the Neiirmiku State iloard of Agriculture, of which lic was ri iiii-iiiber, n ri-siiliition setting iipiirt April 10 of that year us "Tree Planting Day."

The resolution was adopted as proposiml

by Mr: Morton, albliough some of his col- league# thought thiit-“Sylvan Day” -would be ii. better title for the newly-created fc.. tiviil_ The new scheme proved an viii- pliatic siiccoos, and more than one million trees \'vci-e planted throughout Ni-lii'iisk.i UH

the cliildren of the piihlie sclicoli-i iiitr_r- usted froni the outset, but individuals and loc-ul 'societies of various kinds participat- ed. This was due in part., no doubt, to the fact that the Nebritska State Boiiril of .i\griciilture, which created the holiday, olfcri-il ii prize of $100 to the iigricultui~.il .~oi~ii-ly of tlint county which planted prob- ;ilil_\' (lie lai~gi°st niiinber of trees

universally in April it is a movable festl-_

£1-':_°;°:t.:~,f_--_-;-_'_~.:z':::.~.*_ *:~tf-;.- -~.~

and pro-

\_'i_dc<.l ii _farni library \'i'oi'_th__ 82§__f0r the

tliiit. iiist Arbor Diy. Not only were!

trees. _

The year following Arbor Day was ob-

served throiigiioiit Nebi'ai~ikn with iiici'i-aa- ed eiitliiiiilusni, and in 1874 the govcriior. hy otlicilil pi~oi:l.iiii:itioii, dwigiiiiteil the second \Vc<lne.~'day of April as Arbor DUI/ for Nuliruska. ln 1885, when the liL_'ii~ lature of the .-tiite formally il(-sigii,itei_l .\i'- boi' lmy an ii li.'ili1‘..iy, the date ivim eliaiig- eil to April 22. if Nelirasltai can he t:il:i-ii

nn exiuiiple the inlliieiieo of .\i~li<ir l)ii_\' ci-rtziiiily most lieiieiiciiil, .inil the ll'l"»‘1\¢ ty is that all the other iitiiti-s eoulil

not have placed thi- lioliiluy on their mili- vial t-aleiiilaii-i as early .is iliil .\'»~bi-a.-il<zi. ln the iii-st 16 yo;ii~.~i after l~`:irii'i-r .\li.i-tfiii seeii|'i‘i| t-he alluptiun of the .\i'l=lii' ihiy proj;-ct, iiiiiri- tliziii tlircc liiiiidiid iinl fifty inillioii triii-s and vines were plaiiti-il in Nelirasliii, and the work is sill going on.

At the lainie time the liiiv-mal-:ing liiiily

of Neliriisloi has .mlight to eiieoiiiwige tree planting by i-vi-ry nieiina piiiiiiililii, For instance, a provisiiiii ivan iii:it~i'leil in the constitution of thi: xtiite to thi- eflect that iu a>\i~.<i»aiii|.{ taxes upon laiiils lin acmliiit should bo t»lil\'i‘ii of live foiicos, fruit or forest t.rvi-.~' grown or cultivated on the pi'iipei‘ty-~-~a boon to n_iii'sei'y|nen._ A statute designed to fur-

ns is pi

tlicr the same general purpose reqiiirciilnia

plant shade trees along tlii- streets and u

ciiipowcrs them to make additional as-' th sessnieiits for taxation upon lands hcne- 20

of Neliiaiska iii adopting _\rlior Day ivi-ro W

iiiiiits to

lin- popular idea. lii 1887 the movement l“l took mot in Cruizilzi nnd the Filiiration "U

on which the triistiw-fi of every ruriil '"‘ si-linol alid incorporiitoil village were do -

\i>ilt did not fall into lnio in this move lm iiiciit until the yeir lR‘~tl lut iihin th i)

it cniieteil very explicit li-gislatiire pres In criliing for the 1-xt~|'eisi\¢,' in the piililiem., ~cli<iol»-i tending to iiiiiiiiin tlin i

iirid sliiiibs. ,__

Only one foreign eiiiintrv liiia copii-il Di

I)a_v. The nation that lin.; paid the coin- vie

pliini-nt. of imitation is Spain, but in the tu iunii of the Dons the festival is knownlciil

the authorities of cities iind tow-ns to Tr

rated iii 1896 and is celebrated eiirlier

iited hy such planting. `_\'ii

The first states to folliiiv the exiiinple IU-'"5 ,illlfl l-ll" l1\<lll*S 'Pf hilt' l‘0UF¢- Dm'

\'.‘

_\|j,.],,r,,,, and Mi",,,.,,,,m_ “.|,§,,,, t,,,,k M, lingo of`lI1ii'ta'/_i-l.'\, sonic tivo miles distaiit tion in 1R70. 'i`lieI'i-afti,-r Llil'ri_- follower] fi fl"

Rtvndy priicesision of other states, the leg- ill" ialatiirca of which liciriiiie <1 fm

_ , _ _ _. .ii

])_.,,m.¢_,,,Cnt of ()m,,,.,,, mt ,,,,M.t n dm. insi-riht-d with the date, were il.isti'ibuted

- " . 'li 'll t)i` - ' _

er beds. (lilillv cnougli the Ftntf- of New pill Hmmm’ “ ni W1 is ymr parhd

r Day will realize in this conn '

_sti ei lignilnliiri did l | thi iuiitlii iizilpm

l ‘\`

. ' - p

i»-ireii to pliiiit shade tres-ii anil miilcn How- U

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'_` ' _ ` 3 "li"_ ll""l'|'l`iiis est.'iblisliinen't. to# the euiployeii ing, protection and prc.~ii-rviition of trees of - '

. ic

I vision of Silviciiltiin- `._imd in it

the Aiiiiirivzin liulidiiy knriwn :is Arbor liri

rn :i part of the Depiirtinent of Agri-

Fiesta del Arbol (the Fetc of tha ce). The Spaiiisli holidiiy was inaug-

aii in this eoiiiitry--niiinely, on March

Oli the filut 'free ])ii_\' in Spain ili<‘

ling King .-\lfoni~i<i, witli the Qiivuii lie-

iiiidito grouiidii i-ii‘tuu.teil niiiir lliu vil-

iii .\lmii~iii. liuri- the King planted o ii iiapliiig and 2,000 children, i»‘.elected ni,thi: si~lioiil.i of Mnrlrld, immediately loived his i-xaniplo. Then gold inednlii, iir_ie'uiornt`i_ve of the event nnd duly

icing the youthful ti-ec planters.

rolialily a very small proportion of

s .in the Ainrrieiiii nbsei'v:iiioe of Ar-

cetion

t the United Stattu government malii- is ii big institution( the priinary pur- <~, of which is to not merely encour- _ but actually carry on tree planting.

wliiuli, every day in the year Arbor Day, ia known as tl

neli of thi- Uiiiteil -\‘i.ili-s laorest Ser- li. The l"ore»'t Si\i'\'iL‘e, \v ieh is in

‘I _

g t

our national foirstn and ii varietlv' of

tree planting and _forest extension

- e

pliintcri-i set out upivanl of half ii million ll

tiiiniil forests. Not only does the govern- l

(iiiiiintaining its own nurserim in is iiioiiroe of supply), but 'iz aids private owneis who desire to set out time on their property. Finally, Uncle liim is mndiictiiig valinihle expeiimeuts in nurs~ A ery iin`d` planting work in to-operation

iigrieiiltiiral experiiiicnt sta tiuim. Tliese

nie best xulnpted to different regions and Ll; to iiiipiove methods of planting and culti- vuticn` U

iiiwign nmol. his wpu-ii in iieuii on

Aiiicrieii, particularly as carried on at

ton often lmppened that trees lantcd ll

y p icd of

neglect before September. Now an ef-i' fin-t ls inside tn see to it that trees iiro not planted on dry Windy dayaor when the conditions are otherwise unpromin-

tic-cs, and piernutions taken to insure for the trees such siiliseqiient czire us' will keep thorn eoiistiintly thrifty, "

'l`hi»rc is also n ooininenrlriblc tendency _,_

air the part oi' the oiliciiils of public nl si-hocls to cntriist tho iliintin

tii-nl knowledge of the task. The pupils assist in the work, to be sure, but the

ion. Often the tiees planted on school iirnunds on Arb6r".IH' "are ua

ture, is an enterprise of wide scopo,`

luiving to do with the mana emen of`uon

_ K

Lust yi-iir, Uncle Sam'ii official tre di

tri-os, most of them located in the na- A

ment plant tri-L-iii in the national forests in

with nine differ-i-iit universities and state so

expcrinienta iu‘c to learn what species cud

While, as explained above, only one can

Yiinkce observance df Arbor Day, other letti iioiiiitries--Fruiice, Great' Britain, Japan Of.

._iid New `Zealanil-have holidays that 0116 of 'the few en

iirc very siiryilar to our tivre-planting fes- l‘l

tivul. Of late yeans there has been an 5*`Cl"~`i~ matte” °0“°(’mln8 lullgiibhit lb ‘. intelligent effort made to improve the W __ iiietliodii of Arbor Day tree planting in lm? K"l°”9@“- ` li" `

the public schools. In yrvirs gone by it fo

| g of treefi N

ofi Arbor Day to persons who have prac- '

work is done undcr competent supervis- Rn

dress by some'distinguished visitor."

other duties, lint the Division of Silvi-` Iiicidently the piiin,,of pliinti triea on' vulture, unfii-r the iiirectiuii of Mr. VVil- A liani T. (`ox, ¢~oiiccrns itself largely \m'th the

rbor Day has done ,much e' han "

ounds in all parts of the ooiuiti'y.‘Cre- t for turning the custom to practlaalf, coount in this manner belongs to tl'i¢";\i merirfin Forestry Associations, which i trridut-cd the innovation at a meeting: Cincinnati in 1882. _

me-1o»_¢éi_ _ I

EPIGRAMS * ' ~

Wickediiess ’ ‘ " is not the defl- n e ‘ ' `

c ofGud ° ° ' itisthedeiianoaol

ciety. It is not enougli,_ where women an con. _ rncd, to feel frienllfiliip, to feel grati-" e, to feel love. liiey ask for utter-

If .

The n|1ist_oiin no mane bow his mul gg

conventions of little men than Gad

be clrcuniiici-ibcd to s creed.

How shortaighted we are in life, often

ug aequaiiitnnocs drop for 'the “kg nay a yearly letter. _

.ivymenig f growl

dcrly is the feeling of knowi 0 pilivatexig pF'

IC c

hicb ii later generation hazards wonder- "5

\Vlien one begins to try to get ln- iv rmcd how appalled one is by the mul- ig. tuile of matters quite beyond ono's un- ‘i

with gieat ceiemon in A ril, d'~"`°l'“"dl"3~ Wi

_m-A-n\u_._i - _

HER REASON. 5

Miss Criustique-I heard you tellihfthte

ing; i-tlort, iii made to provide handy "ll;l_Hi-9|' Ullff YOU Wwe Ullly 25 Yeanliuld-

lim Antiipio-Wi-ll-erer-what of IE! Miss Ciiustique-l’m surprised, and you , Sunday school teacher, too; '

Ml-`*l_ -f\"¢lfl‘|'~“-Yfei. but you have heard u minister say time and again that it ‘a ways better to undormta a thing than iiggi-rate. '

'm-<ou»~___i _

JUST rrs w.».Y. '

und ahil round goes the merry-go~m\‘nd , 'l‘lic moments to beguile, »

iid it may si-cm strange that at least

yn med for A

liinioua pf-rsonages. cident to the planting there is A Drolfimttw of essiivs. It

for ri change, ' _

nil’

CONSTIPAT ION

Wind on the stomach is just the had gas that rises from iiiirligcstcd food. Constipa-

I | tion eoiiies of s_liie_i;is_li liver,

and the iiiipiiritics' in your

' blood cause licadaehe.

Mother Scigcl's Syrup cu_res all these by str;-_ngtliehing

A" stomach andliver, and enab- Ulllll ling you to digest your food.

MOTHER .

§EioEi;S

SYRUP. I? - .

Pri 60 cts. ner bottle. Sold cvcriiivlim-c. .. _.i A, wx-im; si co., Lm, iiiim-i'i<i<;iii,.

.- , Basin River., ont.; Sui. Daisy, 37‘“=.'il

' ‘il 1-1- -

i, ,- l , ,i 'li Y

F* y |1391 an tl-- -#A _ ~ -_ -_ ~_ _- -. ' ' "_ _

, N 0 U N S' ‘ihkftillll -'lfllg tg' lllgefllllg?eg€llPl3Yln;oIlllll-gnlilill l ili~»elt~'erl poi-liriu of tho onr. 'i`||oi-e in only one neyi Sch- Polar Starni, Cormleri " ‘ f ' '\‘ l tolli?-’§‘»¥%°-‘€i¥ii~‘i§32%-éi’£8il?f$%‘¥»il‘l?»l‘F-if sm A. W . ii- - A 4.. I:i;':.:;.'.".::.::r:.il;';";':;::i;.3:22.1'11::..L:.!i“'..;’“::a"i::; ,_._c,_____ __ ___ H01-no i = --s ‘

_ onlyof liiialliiiz lihnb and bnlms. Fifty years in 1, 0 “` F is wcliw l’ _ rliiiiii-ili-piiilliliiii iiftlieininfoiiii lliiliuf of thi- SL J0lm'5i Nfldi S011- Fl0l`0l100» SI-l \

"-‘-° iiiit-.____c;i_r__ia~ |;i§i_r_i_;i__i_i_»?_¢:_._=___mii__;,y an nigguni J 8. to rm W. und rs- y<0. 11 i:....-S.-ii»i.iii.~'riip_-_ \viii._i_iu_ mpii- i.i__ i._fii__iiis.i lioucttte, Bathurst

i. -. ¢ E H ’l)l| ll\\'('l|l|l|l|\ Hg N0ll|ll 0| Ill f.‘l` 00 UBI

S WI?_I_TAM_q__At Mmm" nn _A _,mt i'lii:,iiiiil iihrii lt in ciilliulv iloao Iloiillnowu is

wouldii’t go__ straight for awhile. 1’

M(')N`l'AGUi0 MARKETS. , _ __

li`E KINGS COUNTY. GUARDIAN i

IS YOUR SYSTEM REGULAR T

ON THE _~ ____ _ ___ 'j _ ’ Why neglect your body till dfgeaae

firriictiiil frii every Wednesday gud! |)ffi¢@5 in Montafrluh Cam W A 10| mio” -compels you to do something 7 rlvo '

INI{5DAC;?I:Irl(Z)MAcH Slitiirdoy'B issue. . _"__.___M;f2€‘Ei"lll2lqu_ll°' M°'l'l-V S‘ A‘"""' 'll‘"a°"l lout impurities' keep the mood dc/bf I , * ' \

- ..~.~ -- v~- _don'tlet sallowncss ruin .your com \

. -. _ ~ . " ‘ . ible and maintain ' ` _

iqrriiig per biii. ssxio to 6.00. -~M1~H Mila 'Hvwitt. liidy siipei~iii~ ._.Mr. -.1 ii s 'iii ii t -plemn B” me .~ _ . _ iid, per qiiiiitai ;4.o0 to 5.oo;tvnili>iit of the St. Jehu Hospital isldaughtgei-s, (lilipm tiismlUnitiliiJ Stailsglfilfffg h°fK:i1eBi:¢y,;1f“f,,g0k3,r' ItihT:m‘;':,§ .,. °

lata per bus. 40 _ on a visit to lier_limne in Lower Mrin- are visiting Daniel M¢Gr¢g0;- of Monqtired; youiu gain. in wgighh weak ` __'itu_to_es, pier bus, I5 to 40_tiigiie_._ Miss Hewitt luis been visiting Lagoa, _/ ' ‘mm and restless night Wm disappear ‘ ~ l,,=¢_;-;~_.__,_ .»~ _..

_ urnips, par bun If lici sister Mrs (Rev) W M hielil of . -___

,-. _ _ - ' . _*iw .-an

`!.L.`.~;.. Der <04. - 1| Tryon, ior,tlic Past few days. -' / you Ii be vigorous' emoy your mmm' il- i - _ _ ‘ o mu riculntion examination 'D xon’ B free from ll`-§.‘1`°‘*`. `\

hitter. ptr iii (iiinr ) 24 ` l' _-_,__

= ~» .fi

have clear com le i b

atmeal, per twt S3 25 _ In '-11 _ if . ,. d b th nd i di U It_..th __ _ ,

' 7 tc' 25 -_ :Iwi mm names of Ev" Moor” "M gdncmlilhtmavegeliabllde Jiilicias ln' Dr? H21

cutter, per lb. (creamery) 29 to 30 Mary Lamont should have aippeiireil Hamutoms Puls that Hush out th' '-__ .it , li-ly, pressed |13_00 to 14_50 from Union Road, Kings, instcntl of system that give tone to the Bt°m_ 1 -._,‘i._~__§'f¢»'-@§_5_;fi§§3». ilrles, perlb. 4 ' ...Thiirsdtiy afternoon between half Victorlii Cross. ' ` ` ‘ ' `

i ~ln

- _ ‘f'.~:».f‘f lift

_ _ ii e out ii- the Newbery biiii-ding, ff‘f0,f?;"§,‘;ul;“".,§,?y ufelgsl gg I_)_;'xH“'” *qi

'eef, per Ili. (carcass) 6 to 6 Mt. Stewart. Part of the building is A - ' ' " " ""»i` `

’ork ll ' ` 1 "

Q, 'i‘»i, " ` .

. iii y, por bus. i 60 past twelve and one o’cloek, tire --- ‘ ‘clk Her and bowels' NU “muy """?~"il:li?

Iny, par ton. loose |12 00 to 14 Bt' lir lr i ,. Wi . tg _,,_;_/ ,ji _

' ..,a_- _-_-,.1

... - ‘1’l"`*»

' ' A ‘ ` f Harlior are Mrs Bo ° i - ----~ l`/'_-1*;-1 °"" lg°l°"lli"l" ‘ i i

, _ . ycc and Mrs. Mc- ~ ---. »----~» __ -, _-_-. __ .-1 15' __.. . ,

.':]r;ls[;’inI;°rplel;_'1(;“rc°") g _‘jg Z ililgihegndchiilggy BNA __’_?_c;§l_‘? Duff of Providence. The Misses Scott, \ _ f-‘.“`.'("'

'aliba‘§t`,' per dol. 50 gathered, and aftur an hoiir's hard 31,22; 7_1f_:_'i0 nrgloggggl' (;1(;':l'f_:_J;£;;2f ` - E.___3__.-

‘i\.rts. Der bus. 40 work, the flre was not under conti-ol,_Alex l§.0'rbc__ B__st0n_' James Mnfcmi -1 -, _ _ ~

__ _ __ __ f__j____=-, Virriits, per bus. 40 lifter it had destroyed the roof and mn `MB1d|en_' Mass 'and Miss Mi1mle_Ali;;. I-Entered-S. El, Halifax Ellis 7 , _ four. Roller Proceu ner 196 lb».l5 part of thc interior. McDonald of Cm,,au_l_ | _ _ _ .

.» .._;<>_-:.3 ti . . __ »

DGP I (CUFCHSS) ff '20 7 used as a store and pmt as ii dwcl- mong the visitors m Murray me

_ Boston, Sch. LEtoiIe, Walker,

Moriin, Picton M

_ ~ _ _ _ ' i _ __ 4 _ i 908- ` N _ _"M [lic ri-~uliiiiiiiltiiiiliiun t.lie`ipf'ii_1iniiiiiLloii um bo I viii? _

~B. S. Harland. vxciiraifm ff’ Wert QQ. ,Z E'xTnAc"ToR‘ w',f,,,l,f_;'§ d,_'_,;;te,r_° so" M" rs' .'lf_`.llfi'i'ii`.'»'i'il_‘ilihilliilllliili}‘i`li‘l§'iil¢i%iil"fiimllil A GREAT EXHIBITION FEATURE' ltiver Ilriilllu. Monday Ailll- llllh. .-~~ r--.~».!‘ 'T i." ‘ . '

_ iiin_i- |'ii_.~'i-.is out of teii iire eiiuscii hy (.‘iil.i\rrh

_N08 The ntenmer win leave (,_h,T_,wn _ ‘Simi-li i~. iiollilii liiiliiniiiflniiiod eoiiditloli ali 2.30 p. m. Retiirniniz' at li l\~- - "`__` " _

Bring your hniikcts and enloy xiii dnt- `

lug on the shore. Tickets 20c.

8-`7d2l.

‘ i

.iC_ R, _`__fA]l niarnliiiris are rt\,iii‘s-_Stn John Glo-be giving pniitliciilars of

ted to participate in the p'riii:_tire the gathering oi the Knights of Pyth- ulinot this morning or nttemoun. liii~i in Boston this week, says:- Nic 200 youd range ‘wil|".he- open ati "Uii'e incident whfeh ilroceedeil the

z.p.m. close si: 3 pan.: 500 yard 1'f\.ni:0 close at 4.15\ p.m.; 600 yard ran!-<2 fil- l1_30 p_m. This is to allow 800 and 900 yard distances _to be fired. Usa of

0,.ph0p¢,|c explained on the ragueiiniicconipanicd by the Stars anil

Teams etc, will be selected for P-'R A. ` . ‘ -

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PROVINCE 0', Phnqom EDWAQD with the Union Jack flying ami no.

ISLAND !-- I am-novr in a better P05310”

than "el, to _‘ive you t|w__vsry bas He asked- Colonel, Jones if lic was ii.

ii.¥0 11° had .Ml fhrtuilorliig |.rfi,liavfng

resolved 'the latest Ne York fash-_the United' States laws»by iinfiirltng Ions from the John J. Mitchell lash- R foreign flag fn the absence of the

ion house for the sprlnir Md’°“mm°'

¢,f190g_ I Have also received a liirge_ vnlnnel Jones said that he undor_ iiiiiiiily ofthe very lam* in °“1"“€“; stood that the pi-swiss ui the K. o overcoatlngs, trouserllizs and 136'" T. banner was sufficient. Ho sold l-1 __

was not the intention of his com-

tbo lowest possible Dfiwl I lm" 5 mand 'to be dlscourhous of U10

ladies' MW maker who is an ellléft St - d _gh-1 _ Omcer Wiley said. in nmr luis Lsiiiiiii izivo “H H °°“ '"5 °" P"

- however. that he would have f9’ Set `

and get A cont that will PUSH' 7°” ‘

coatings, which I will make up Ht

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS

IN FLAG INCIDENT.

Hi-i~li.|ix, Aug. 6'-A despatch to _the

x - i . . 'I‘lie (liinndlnn companies hail come

,_ V » i .~,.fr.wii»f!»h»~. K- Of P. camnfiéuianeslnr

' .__..__.____._..__._. electric cars and marched from (Inp-

greut parade and which- -cruised' no iittie excitement was the iioluinz uv of tho Canadians by' u police officer because they carried the British flag

“ltripcs

lay Square to 'thecoruer ol Berkeley street and Commonwealth avenue

accompanying -Amerlcaii flag- HUP they were stopped by Officer Wiley.

ware that his troop was violating

American flag.

BLACK-BREOKEN-lOi1 Aug. 4th

1908, at the residence ‘of the/ b.ridb'sl

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w.ii....., .ii .f <>i............., i»__HHAMR0<>K BEATEN _ ;;;;;;‘;;;_°_o°§g0{, §mgg;§,;;,_ ,g ,ggj E. Island. - .

' IN CQWES REGATTA.

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mother, 190 Lowther ~Avenue,’ Miss '

Kate Eaton Bracken, daughter of

the late Rev. Ralph Brccken, D. _D., to Dr. Wlllluiii Alexander Black, both of Toronto. ' _ig .:‘

-i-A. _ . .wisiii/si... ¢~».' -

American flag before his command

ln an t: I ch oss. I have also 0" -

y s yo you o i , ii this was done.

an expert from- the did country who ,I‘§_‘;“ld rdmlire on ‘Ent ost hasta to

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viii eisaii and press Mid. f'P““' ’°“'i .0 ° in es Wm iii. t ii soon ¢1ntbfn|_ 2% n ver! grédwg- grgsafganrglggeislhshélafda Arrrnerlcan Give us y_\|r rrrder ear! an a _ __________ The whole _man wm,_Roo¢ nt. w°'w°h`l nuns cAi.r..ioHiiN. "realy iisiiiiis¢i_oi_i both sidw

0V¢l'

UOWES, Aug. 5,-In the Cowes re-

gatta, the conttliidlhg event of the so- cial season, Sir_ Thomas Llpton’s

Shamrock; beaten' toglty by Sir. James Pond Bi-ynhlld in tho twem, ty-three meter class. The Brynhild“s time was 4h. 44m. 40s. Miles B. Ken- nedyt's White Heather was thlrdi

'Pho Brltogart won the Internation-

al Challenge Cup ln 8b. 44m. 46a; 'I`ht Slrlmna was the second and tliei Mas one was thlrd_- The Mazlska dropped put of the racei _ The regatta was ‘opened tbday undoi-

the -most favorable auspices. There was a brilliant sunshine and ii light breeze over the rippling waters of the Solent,~glvlng promise of good raclng weather. The anchorage off the town is crowded with yachts representing all nations, among them lietiig the King's new cruiser Alexandra, with members of the rnyiildamily aboard' Emperor Wllll'am's racing schooner Meteor, the Prince of Wales' Corinna-

H , Aug. 6. - The big

'i‘ii-i{ii'°l-5ii'i»'iir , ' .¥b' ' ' th M li' H1 lh .,

Mncw_IPLIAMS_WILTSHIRI_?__At ___Je_ ii i. ii s uni y l N or roiisii uiiun _Ef;__t_!_;l:t_l;ln ____(_i______|_a_C;;1_l:_eI`Sy___ EIOLDO dn_“ fnutf Ullijtwt; P"““;_§‘_"_K° {\“_l<~ fish- l’YM"’°, ____ ,tested the other any and ioiiiiiii i _(__'__ ‘_"‘;_____‘_*_°_;' jtlrst class cimdition Now that the

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_ Aug. 1-oi¢iirsa~scii_ champion, ori-, 'I

C - N S CURED B N Deafness Cannot bs Cui-sd rictiiii, s. s. Hsiiliix, mins, Bos

'N2 '40 "S ,_ ton- sch Ida ivi wiiiiiims, Syd

it loivil iipplliulliii ~, iis lho\ ealiiiot rciii li llii

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Have you ordered

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order.

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hands suits

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tliciii,

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that new suit yet?

stylish appearaiice _that only ~

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Pcrlinps you :irc puzzled

where to leave your Have you noticed the

kind of suits that we turn out."

Do you know that nearly all' the stylish suits you see oth/el' men weariiiig are from the

of our workmen. Our have that distinctive-

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class tailorsli can give " and then you _ doi1’t

pay any more for one of

its, than you do foi‘__`the ry kind. ` i

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~ Nl LELL BROS

,_,,,,,,(,_,,,,, ,,m,,ifw,,___ °f lachlnery Hall in the St. John Ex- -_ _ ~_ O’

\\'i> ivlllglvu Uini Hiiiirlred .l)ollni‘i~ for niiy' l 'biti l - \

iii.~;i\_oi' l)ciif_|i_o»i»e_l;-ii_i_|seal hy oiiturrli) flint oiui- U on to bsehpart 0( the Big V' `

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NARRIED 1I?.‘I..-.li..§.i'.3f...{i """“ "_" - ,°... l The "Expert ailors" -

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siiiii iiyiii-ii- i~i=,~.-'il' ( 1°I'"° l SI‘~ -T0 N

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tion :irc becoming a feature ol tha if ' 'ii'---»~-' -- - --W --l - \ _-- in -5' big show. \

i There ls nothing more iuberqstin ln

K _f

up exhibition than a well stocked-Ma-‘ |MPER|A|_

Some splendid iimusements features

de, Morton F. Plant'l Ioliindo, flying the stars and stripes, on which a distinguished party ls holng enter-

tained, and a host of other vessels of Bl

y slle and- description.

The geiiuiiie product is mad' i

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, _ _ il y ‘ -_ Dfilk

lhiive already been booked, the rail- ' FRANCIS l) AKE,.O|ily '_ ` _ ways and iqteamboats are making "*"‘ rnte th t. ' ' "

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oiiinery Hall, such 'as St. John ill l i i ‘

have. ' W _ REGAL - " ` Popuhr

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s a wll induce most every mis _i _ Do not be deceived li' 'niidleh in ililvertiseuierit or alle' re li #on t0 Vlsli St- J°l1l1 Elllllbifloll Vvit, salesman who think they liiive to “fringe good" even in ii ii~fn\|n\»-»¢iii(_`»r‘6=|{ |,|¢"j_ and there the people are making ` Beware oi"-thai rodiici that lineto run`oii aiiothernniimé iind`np\ldlfdSr ‘ 'L4 _ ' all sorts of plans to make r Our goods are the reeogniied siaiidhnl anion i ine best clii£ii‘ot“ * ` stiiyipleasantz l ‘ ' ‘ _

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w io are inaliiiig ii sureess of their business b limiest icth . ~ l .

These lnelflme jug; ngw a d,¢C,,;§; liilgplcicn on the “juilt as good" crowd oflniitalors, etc., 5ho‘ri.i’ie.`l¢iEi`$&" ` city-1; compgtiman in dgcm-B¢_1,¢,, illreciioiis since we have niadc a success ol' “Imperial Rc-ga " ii|_'a beven ,_ '

having developed within uw last Buy REGAL nowiiiid iilwiiys. FRANCIS limi l1ew£%&'v;* week, Mr. A. P. Tliome, our Travelling Salesman for P. E. l, _ll be pl A Iluineiiiber the date, September °\’d¢fl. ` ‘ '

nth to ]_9m_ 4-z7di.nwfrmWf6m. \ » _ ii _

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-Miss Annie Biilinarr. Rustlcovllle, The Canadian Dental Association - \_ - i_, ' ~ fs visiting ln Dunstiipnags. Min hal elected ofllcers as follows: The following delegate( have Cairns, City, ls vhltlng ‘ia " Flat President, Dr. A. Bl. Webster; Turon- appodntoil by Fuller =’l»M_lI`.’ N River. Miss E. Mckennie, Flat River QU: Vi¢8-Dfesldent, Dr. W. D. Oowbl, 0. 0. F., Stellartoin ‘to at ls 'visiting lu Alberton_ Mlsl Lucinda of- Regina, Slick.; secre'ta\*y`-ti-eiisiirar, rand Lodge ln Obarlot 0 yn nigh sii ' ~ rv .

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_boon o. -I, tolli

aw, Brmekloy Beach, In Georgetown Dr. J. G. A. Genderault, of Montreal; _weefrf A._M. l~lei|il¢l'$olf.'_B'.£*i

and Miss Jessie Irving, Malroda, ln Exccu vs_ pomni_f_ttetf-Dr|__ Geo. _K. J. Hi}lob,'Wiif. Gtantfkll _at Murray Harbor, Th() fl; “Bling ' C. A. MHTIB1, \{AC_Kl\Y. J_. P¢7f.\‘.l, _ W, g

_ lone n;i J. 8. Biuj§¥§_Oha_rlot1o-_H. Ulni_z_t_p__gna.ni,-All.lo_n__ _ _ lt is ogpected that the Hon._0oo. ‘OVW P. E; I' G. _ nib, -Winn# No. 26, ve a ram:--viii deliver it iiiiqi sin res: J M¢G 'Britltl Cvlvmbie Prwvntativll if

siimmmiae on aiigiiiit ails. 1' » io. sa éudi'ii¢ll‘&°iiwn- ` A i i T- ““"f°- V » ffl;

on brim __ _____ A i, i,i,y » ~ Q " i

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gs and rccitatioiis, with "possibly uv;

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beauty of thousands 0( "schoolw

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