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A -'___ z M A K a drinking bar. Give us a lead, On

e r l a reement that during the

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God . subscription Phone... .°"f.'iu-‘A nu the tem: of it in the way °l` ‘““°~ "°“' !°“““°" “"°" M““"°

_ ` " ‘ Nels and Edit. Day ,,,,¢¢,i,,i_ They had' a canvass cal- b°» Will llll’°l¥ 1000"? the” : ' News sul Edit Night P1|onilll9l:138 culated to catch th, voter Wm,” chewllll, 111160 A\lJ°l'¢ 5 than Canada

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3ff01`dS YOU O])[)OItl.lI'l11Y g I _ by gi, James Whitney, That ther; these vessels were being carried were

_ to procure one that will _ FRIDAY J* ‘ff 3. 1914 we.. many mn is inaioitni ,ny the not el-nn. It is well knew" Phat _~ g1V€ YOU y€a1`S Of SZIUS' inet that the Liberals managed to many of the advocates of the Ah-

' faC110I'1 and 1€2lS\11`e.’1`111S turn ii number of seats formerly 11810 “HB0 the Ijmr pound' were deep in the

p I ___ b ,ter f the ovsrnmenf. liquor but-xiness. Hon. Thomas Craw-

(lntario by the government headed

year we are showing the Y “"l”’°' “ ° g

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silverware comprises the latest and most useful from the best factories

in Canada.

Prices Very Re asonahle

G, l“l Taylor

Jeweler & Optician 1 i

To Investors in the Fox lndustry Throughout the United States

An excellentchance is off- ered to get in willi a E000 reliable company Of Amer* cans now building ranches on P. E. Island. _

For further particulars

write the Boston Office of Bay State Fur Farms, Room 76, 45 Bromfield St.

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IIRRIIGES ,

BIINTAIN-BERNARD-At* the

home of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver ller- "ard on Tiigg-duy .l1ln0 30. 1914. ‘FY |_.|,,, Rev, John Stirling, lmurn Evelllll linrnurd and Granville S. liuntain 0| iliistivo.

9 DEITHS

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'l'AN'1‘()N.-At the 1'. E. 1Blnnd ll0B- pit|\l_ (in July 2ll¢1, Al'1.11l|I' W. Tilli- tou, ngcll 55 yearl-

IIERRLDGE.-In Charlottetown, at 8 o'clor': on 'Puesday ir.<ornlnE. 00

ridge, a native of Quebec. (Quebec papers please copy). _ '

HAYNES -At the 1'. E. I. Hospital on Wednesday, July lst, at 2 p.m.,

nften a short illness, hire. James i

Haynes. aged 26 years. I°‘un eral to-day (Friday) st. 2.30 p-_ m., from the residence of her per- onts, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gregory, Bt. Peter's Road, to the People's cemetery.

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- ' element of fake, and far more evid-

cr:-i, there was iu them a considerable

*_* H than of zeal for moral or temper- H t. Time. H t

-_---*~_ These, slogans may have helped the

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i i t ti

whqgela _Eni tglrogihont the whole sinuationii were made that there wus

y l g m.. ere was inslncer- a strong lllitlicnl group of sharehol-

ity in tire new cry of the Rowell *T ders interested. 'l‘bis irisinuntioii was party; tliere was U, record of d|sh°n_ Sir C0‘"`l¢9 T“l"Pe"- the 501° ““""'i' brushed nsiilc by the Financial News,

_ .. ._ that the map of Brazil is all wrong

t vol of thc Fathers of Confedera- which published ri list of sliurehold- f

cs y and graft attached to the _ em in ,hp An I _Farsi d

skirts U, the Liberal party since tioni’ entered yesterday on his nine- ~' ‘ Z 0 ' “U H" 00° 01"

1 . l t d C i 1 hi ll

*hell lflfll l'2Zllll€- Liberllllsm had trfnurth yew' All Canudians win ltw‘trh`:i;'ri(1i“;<lethii)tmi.)li`i3'<i=swii:cmjii‘i.t Pie

,_,,,|y ,|(,,,m.d a new cloak' the cloak unite i'i kindly thoughts and best many_ 1( not more' Conservative

tt ti wlshpn for Canodn's great statesman, ‘members of I’arllu.rr.»ent interested,

Xfmhxlrl 1| 'mc ve k one but it "med one of the few greatest and the only “"0 U5 B150 DDDGBYC0 tlllll- U10 late

is croo ed _form beneath. L rd Str the h ,1 id bl

and tlu people refused to be stam - mmnimng "nk binding the pr°s°“t hgldin s a*l‘hiims|i:henix consx em 8

» -D g . e as e plained

edcd. and tho b°5i"“l“§“°'f 0"” 3'0"* 0'-T; by Mr. Churchill to Parliament was

1. 'mpg clearly to save the public exchcquer

was dm, ed th h th __ from being victimized by the oil

Ui 'W5 ° P°1"»i°“\ One of the "abolish the ber can- trust ring. .I-le\ showed that the

"\““ "“" ""0" 1° °““ “HM” bl* “wi iliantns in the ontnrio elections is price 0; ell is get resigated' by sur-

_ __ M _ H ,ii _ in n political enn-_inign it must he _ l> y em do-'on . but l at the buyer

the mm (I H8 wan' rs “san er washed. As forthe party who drag' :‘I(’li:‘iat\(ii`i'ehlil:-ic; ‘i°::t<iil‘i1i:g01c1?"0‘\":l-'L' hT°l§TniiliT¢l‘h°dovi1ini§)ut¢‘ih|tl::hhlstvehgriif

I ' .

'"2 1; “"0 :°"°d it "'° °°°l"° ‘"0 amd n dlstlller rewvlnz i>rol1l\Ml°n gignnti: mists- the oniei ol which HEAVY Loss on hmsi

l"° I ‘ill 0l‘BiV° |1001- l-lb°l'0|iBl'rl_ist support in parliamentary contests, are the Standard Oli Company and' R _MV J ‘ _ ._ _ ___|;,,._`y_;44 __ ;, . in ontnrio is aena .ma time 1, no , _ the Shell and Royal Dutch com»pnny.» A . IA. eva., June 29-'lhe fl tit.; ... ,_ _ -

lolltlcs can produce curious com _ d d ,, on ‘ B kk I d _ an _ _ _,.,.i. ` ~

mmedlarn Prospect of a resurrection bmaji,-,n,,_ to ,mfg (or mod M ,nu '"‘°d“‘0"""`“lt7 10° |=l“'0°"°” ll: 10"! “QV as b ° "c‘:“m»lb‘*'B¢ P8301! G08- _ V _ ` _ ._ T. aa* l2:;‘;_§f_ ~ _ 'l`|l° CRUSH 01 t°mD¢l'l1ll°° Wi" '"0" as for humbug. When a man in- 3;? Jor?<‘iu'e’“?1‘he’egintrdiuwhiiih oth; is fyeared tligre :ns h\;li::ytl)os?' gf; ` ` ' ~ 0 iii ",'f'~ ' f . _ only as Christianity occasionally tarasud m th, mcg," 0( 5 distillery Government has acquired over the life. ` _ ~ ` _.'~_", » . °“0°"- 1-070030 Mm! 0°"“°0 “I ° cn” gut |0;- the restriction of the , __ _ _.M _ __ , ._ . __ _ ._,__-__,_ __ .___, _, _

The snared cause of temperance mm"

°'°°“ *° '"*"°“"- ' ...in oi the uintiiieryu proanbu, new

PRESS comnmprs ever, good in the situation is 'not

ON oN'l'/mio liiLlr0'l'IoN. easy to and -

-... .nsizuunp ‘ _ _ """"“

St. John 8tsndu‘d:-- The result in Rev. Charles W.

' 9° 0° ontario yesterday cannot he regard- 'known ssflhlph

- *mio 0|” ' sd ru n setback to the cause, of messniro to the

‘ ` ' ng lglilos. probibiiimi. as rriicli nn s crushhig thenvri of. ' _ "g[,§"°“' mow' to um uwni in ,

' 0130* \v|l`lllncva¥¢¢s .provlllg'e. Mr. Bpwell

`“ E down to defeat because

lint it

nal eii.si.s';pw"£7 penile. ‘the cr; oi "abolish

ance reform.

people to forget the utterly corrupt. i-hn.ract.er of the Ross Government, :ind such forgetting may account for some of the Liberiil gains.

Mr. liowell's fiirtation with the French vote on the bilingual school uiiestion_ may also have gained him sonic votes and some members, such, for example, as tile two seats for flttuwri.

Montreal Gazette:-The election of

ri new Legislature in (lntario yester- day sbuwed results lr-_ss favorable to tliu Liberul opposition than had been anticipated. Seemingly the party of Mr, ltowell still suffers from what went on .in the latter years of his power nt Toronto. As leader Mr. Rowell has worked hard, with some ability and some adaptability. What was done before 1914, when Sir George Ross, Mr. George P. (li-uhum,

of Brockville; Mr. Alex. li. Mac-

Kay, of/North Grey, and Mr. I_l€. .\'trattou, of Peterborough, were do-

------#--~---------------- --W--" lug their best or worst to hold fn

to offcc ii-lion reputation and use-

fulness were alike gone, still weiglis

Th.. ¢.|,,(.|i0,, campaign' just closed upon thc organization, however, and

in Ouiiirio, in wliicli the war cry, DHVBIYZBS. ' ° ' ' The Wlii't|l0Y .vAb0|,,,h the Bu,-_-» figured so con. Government has won the approval uf apicuously luis not muteriiilly helped U16 lll1\l0l'ilY Of lille P80910' Uf the the caiiso of teiuperauce either in 11l”0Vll\C9- Ill S0100 Striking \\'11YHll1 iluit province or elsewhere. The has deserved respect. Its lender bc- iluiiiugiir: effect, however, wus not Klill llll? 0Bl"€9l` lll DOW" 01' Cllttlllg l’rom the defeat of the party wliosc iiwuy from the hypocrisy that bud slogan who "Abolish the Bar". been prominent for too limi: ill Many ii worthy ciiusc bus been turu- 0iitui‘io's affairs. If he did not bc- ed down uguiii and iiguln by the lievc the proposition was right pool-le. it wus not thc ubolition of lie silid so in iiiimistukalile words, so the bail' that wus tii|'iit-_il down, it that every one concerned could know wus tlii; hollownoss and the sliain what lie would do. His course ap- lltlllllll ll- pealed to the iuunliness of the people

'i‘empcrunce sentiment iu Outurio and won him support,

is, nual has been, a strong fuctor

and, undoubtedly, the promise of. SOUR ("V'M`m‘q'

Mr. iiuivcll to abolish the bar' up- And hu,___, me ,I few Bm". Mapes

pealeo lo molly, so many that when from the Liberal p,_esB_

well mi-aning and sincere clergyiuen plumux Ch,_onicle:__ HA smashing

of all dcnoin-iuiitions took up the cry victory mr Libem|i5m_»»

in tlii-ir pulpits it looked as if the

P0091” “""`° reudy 13° “d“l’t “mt gible liiiil ir read, A victory that

lflilnk in the exclusion ol' every oE'u-, sm,,,Bbed 1,gb,_._m]ism_

or consideration. But behind the cry‘ gp ',y,,|,,, 'pc|egmp1,;__ It is f,r“c_ of tilt pi.-liticiliiis v.-as the iinmis- of course, that the tempernncc cause l9l*l"“bl‘l hllllgflr 10" 00l°“» 7-09' T900 lz:u~\ u_-.ide much progress in Ontario "ess U-‘ Pf0ll`-me Uvffllftlllllli f0l' the since the Whitne overnment came - sake of support. i.,r_., power’ ugdgthc governmentis Government is justified in tliwurting Bum of I,,.0ping“ity rather than 0; 3279`7'1ME2l T00" Ulefe WHS the l`€C0l`d 01 the i-wil temperance profession gave f(:l,_cnl;f,:‘3,‘;i,§; g,`;)E:)tSe(, nature. Yet he holds the secret /of

v Whitney Government. He had C¢iusi~ivntives an excuse for B&Ylllf5 the principle underlying what has .,_ . ,, _

l ' ""' Y lll"»l!0ll'l>liHll0d ‘ll-lleily Wllllf his OD- that ‘.ir. Rowcll's plan was not so been referred to us the "Admirulty's soldiers from "ll pomts "1 the ironeute were ev ostvrmtiously pro- mush miter ns to wan-ant them in Oil D601" 011 which fl debate was

1 S , Q d _ Th . _ . _ .‘ _ heard in the House of Commons this

Sifiwilll, biir gn" edprovinie had btin staking, defeat of their own ppltty. week It came up in 'the form or 8

y o g ry Jus as e llio ii-nl esson is that party po_i ics "muon hy "Om Winston Chumhm to

l’“°l"° <*“"‘”“d”d ll “nil vfovie- is null much etroncer than te- wr- en_-_.own the ncqnisition of shares ion hnd been niudo that whenever the ance sentiment in Ontario. The Lib- ill Ull’ AllEl0~1’6l‘BlLlll Oil C0ll'llll\llY people wished it the saloons and thc 1-rule had n good platform in addi- °" bemlf ‘ff me Admimuy 00 ul"

, __ '_ _ extent of nbout $10,500,000. The

burs vl‘ould be closed. 'Ihere was tion to ilrir temperance plonk, uni policy or the nation investing on A sincerity in the work that had been they ehoulr. have received stronger mpgs argl., in n commemm ,,,,dm._ accomplished; it was backed up by support. They evidently have much taking was one which not unnatura- sam-_ und judicious and honest od- work yct to do. uf mug”-7 some q“"5u°“l“g 01 "I0"

tives; in fact, a short tiire ago in-

l‘liis would have been more intelli-

l0l‘lt thi!

President... A. Bartlett , d d t the P mince of iieni- thu peered vessels must have Menzies Editor... ...J.B.. nnmett 5"" "7 'en m 0 r neun hands, and the nnnes in which

_ _ , r lie closin meetin of the *mes* aSS°ftme“t Of h‘gh p TODAY 2;;ti.i.i.B“t iillitiuigfhvffiyniteigll Z; iiinipfisfi declare? rw ~5hef» the C1355 I'0dS €V€l’ Sh0WIl f %“;it5'nM“giE"“"9'5 Court' 0 “'Cm'_ l_.iherals‘were captured by Conssrva, Whitney Government entered office 1`i€1'€. C0l'1'l€1il 311111001( v,.n?(.,,?t igosssclifion' Annual On* tives md, ag far ng can be judged, “graft and steal" died a natural them oven Supreme Court, ll a. rn. at this time, party lines were not death, and he recalled the unholy

Prine” Edward Theatre' 7-30 “nd 9 closely drawn in quite a number of alliance between the Ross Govern-

D.Pl;;rle_h Theatre 7 45 and ,, D m constituencies ment and the liqlior interests by

Me¢f_in|,,` re Dalhogsie Smdeétsi llalifax Heraldz- The slogans of which license holders were compelled

onmpiiign Y. M. c. A. Han, s nm. ui. 1-:oweii and his helpers dia not to subs:-rim to the party fvmle. but

_ ring true. To unprejudiced observ- receiver: in return in~_-uunity from

proscciztioii for breaking the laws.

(From our own Correspondent.)

d l~liuirWA'i‘an. enc,,';,{ pimzan hunger for omce OUR 1.01100" LETTER

per or the Lower il-louse this week it has licei. brought up as a subjec nttttcr of two strong debates, bot of which were in the form of mo

Commons on Tucsduy afternoon nu evening.

sides in Ireland, it was felt by Uii

the ciwiilnstances is one of luissez

Government of ireland bill, he wa lolldly clieercd by his party. I

of the Irish difficulty, Lord I_~_ui*l .towne cliurized the (lovei~n'rni-ur. wil

of tho (lovermnent in the =ip;~cr rliu

‘-l-ou.uii:nlcatioiis," the House 1. ouru lrrnmc interested: but tnls in

deriial of Sir Edward (lnrsnu uni. i Hon. Mr. Asquith. It n.ppeui'o:l ibn

that ilzfi Prime Minister liufl 4'iis'iui ly asked Sir Edward Carson iilmu

galil to religious fiiith.

the Opposition was defeated, liu

ll

amending bill would be introduce the following week, und his londshi

amending bill.

l O 0

- ~ ‘ Sandals at

LONllill\, June 19.- Although

Home Rule as a legislative measure, has not been before either the Up-

é cerning the amelioratiou of h vcnditicnii for themselves and fellow-

tions of censure. andoccupieil the

House °f Lords “nd me House 0; optirnism and cheery looks of these

Alarlried by diiily reports of in-

creasing military activity on both

ionirt pi-rrs that the danger of this condition of things should be urged upon ii (1uve|‘nmoiit whose policy in

faire. Wlieu therefore, liord Luns- downe. leader of the Opposition in the Hrsuse of Lords begged leave to call attention to the riivit of the

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?;l;"‘(:fi‘)€hJ"(;;E]"2xf]bn';"?ntgrsggcgz.rope iisakillg, typcwriting, tcloplimiii F / V the bill for the amendutent of the

: three d¢:lci.'ates present ut tlic cori-

1(-:muentiliz on tho mismanagement

h pixino-tuning im nn occupiitioii foi-

ullJ\\'il-l! themselves to be carried -»u by u fide which was driving tin,-ni slowly inwards ii catastrophe. l)ui~- ing the Wliitsiintirlo recess there \i':"'.1_ freqlu-lit riimourii of ii rcnewiil of the "coiivc:'si tions" bctivceii th-i ‘l_\-_'ri 0 pnvlios ir regard tu u comprii' iso; but those liud been denied, Wlwii the Marquess of Vrewe, lender

roof, mated tliat tliere limi bonu

if

uf hzipr was soon dispelled by fh

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tru only basis for the assertion wus

a map of Ulster' showing the ; dis- tiiluiiou of the population iii rc

._ ,_ g ,-0.

,mm debate in me Hmm” nf ,`.'Um_ form i=i'l;i:ir.cs_ ln l‘e1ci‘c\ncc to this

mons funk tlie form of ii notion by adjuuru on ii matter of public ur- gency. As usual, such a motion by

Lord Robert Cecil's effort was re worded hy it free exchange of op- inions from both sides uf the Speak- er's chair. The debate in the House fLl,l ,l"tl xi ?......_°{i.§ _~}‘.Il”“.l§.§. f..‘°é.‘Z...§‘ €’i.’.1’£`i.‘I§ Gmail Hmmwell Heed. Wm for

also couce-ded the point that the second ruiiding of the parent bill could ln~_ deferred beyond 30 June, (for which it is fixed) of tho peers desired r..\.il‘c time to coiisiilei‘ the

'Phrit ever. the wealthy British

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place outi-ide the

Il the ainfuil sudden and unl-

Bcnyon, assistant, Agent General fo the Province ‘of Quebec, which oc- curred on Tuesday morning of this ,week, the offices of thc province were left without any representative. On- ly a few weeks ago Lt. Col. P. 'Pell- ctier, ‘Agent-General, sailedfor Clue- bec, with the intention of returning in three moutlis’ time. Major Beny- on only assumed his appointment n little ovci a year ago/ but in a comparatively short time he- and Mrs. Beuyon had become well known in Canadian and other circles. Maj- or Bi-nyou was only in his 46th year and though not in the best of health recently, had been in regular attendance at the offices on filings- way.

s c e '

Anoug llie numerous international

congrcsscs which have been, or_ are being lu-lil in London, the Interna- tional Llind Conference is of peculiar interest. '1_‘o see gathered together in the great hall of Church House at Wesimiuister several hundred of sightless people, to hear them de- livering papers and speeches con-

sunerers was literally an eye-opener for tliosc who have the blessing of -sight. Our- was impressed with the

people, who for the mist part have ulm.ndoiin.l`tlic old appeal: “Pity thc poor blind," und have instead set

_ themselves to co-operatively curry

their owii burden. A glance round |tlie exliil-ition ill iiiiutlier hull show- 'cd what wonderful strides have been imidc in fciicliiiig the blind viirioui-i fni‘mi»i of industry by which they cziii eurii their livelihood, In addition tr

lug these people were to be seen cil- iqaged cn all sorts of needlework

'l~undliu|f, music-writing, piano- ltcachinr., and so forth. 'Fliero were

felt-ncf: from Mmitreul. one of wliom,

_ Mr. l‘_ IC. Liiytoii, gave ii paper on

file liliiiil. Oliservntiou in the streets of the city shows that. the percent- age of blind among professional iiiiiidivunts is very smzill, which fact indicates how iuiicli has been done by crliutiiipr iustitiitious to give thee ll\'0lJlL‘ 1'. <rluiiii:e of overconiiiig their liunrlirup.

Q I i

lu the public eye during the past

week have been three men of differ-

t cut. types und iippeiiliug to widely ' differing tempcranseiits. 'l`l\e Prince

‘E function by laying the foiiniliitiou , stone l-i ii izliurch on the estate which " belongs to him as Duke of (ioruwiill.

it is iii one of the poorer districts of

[ lmndou ivbt-rc tliousmiils of tellers

live, but both the late King lddivurrl

_ -'uid King George _lirivc interested

flii-n\si"ve" in turn in liousin

is nov iu his 21st your and is Oxford Iluiverslty) acknowledged be

t could not pretend to much know- _ ledge of the difficulties which bose

the liouiiing reform, but by studying the comfort and liiipincr-:s of his teli- uiits, he hoped to gain experience.

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lioiisiiiig probleui, the Prince (who ' _' '_ ' , ' :it

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d days pm-it has directed meetings nt- D tended bf; thousands, including many

haiiilrcils of people who cannot speak Englisii, is ouce again enjoying that periodical burst of publicity which some circumstance brings to the herul of thi- Salvation Army. Tho General does not resemble his into fntlier; be is of ii nillder disposition, and what fighting or military pro- pr-nsities he has arc evidently the rc

_fllillillg thc loyalty of nll these

conlpriss, and that loyalty has not

ol' Wales performed his first, piiblica

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the tourll of awe which nuirkcd the relations of the rank :ind file with the founder of the Army. The out- sider c:.i_inot fail to notice that the edges of the great organization have been rounded off, that metliods arc less boisterous, less incongrixous, und that fi-ivol is- not necessary meas- ured by shouting “hnllilujiili" in tlic wrong place.

The iliird person referred to is ex-

l'ref~iilent Roosevelt who has spent o few dnys in L'.indon, during which he addressed the Royal (leogruph cal Society on the subject of his recent expedition in Brazil. He declared

one iniportant omission being ii. riv- er of 700 miles which he discovered to be a tributary of the Amazon. There were some nice sensational ad-. ventures narrated such as encounters with vampires and aggressive fish, one of which lunchcd on a toe bs- longlug to a member of the expedi-

si-_lf to nn affirmation on the subject of these discoveries, but.Mr. Roose- velt mnde some proposal in regard to n verifying expeditigm

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