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N69: glass; stork first game Chicago 2,

_ ,Znd Game New York 7, Chicago 1.

At Brooklyn lst Pittsburg 5, Brook-

Unless you are a physician or lyn 3_

dl-nggist you have no idea how much 2nd Bi'00kiyn 3. Pittsburg 2,

kidney trouble there ls.

Elderly people suffer the most, bo-

cause they have neglected themselv- es most. '

The time to treat kidney trouble

is when it is first suspected. tllus

preventing it from growing more serious.

The best "first aid to the kldneys”

is PENSLAR' BUCHU AND PAL- METTO COMPOUND which contains

Buchu, Saw Palmetto, Corn Silk Couch Grass, Uva Ursi and Potas-

sium acetiate. ,

Any one who knows will tell you

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"mt “dence has not yet revealed INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE, ""“ ?h°:l§f,-'gf ofilfgyignlilrzlllyé Tile “ny better combmauon otmdney ra' lottelown 4 2 4 7 5 -staff illcluded Brigadier-Gelleral Lord

lnedles for acute kidney troubles. mx-d Tflcllninnd. Montreal 1, Rich- ‘Kiltie, Walter F’oul'ld,'N'ew'Londen, 7, ?"g°k- g°l'iSkI" Nil,” tAIg‘r°e';'n LIQEEIH

» o ll .arr c , .ap . . 'I`0n Innings called darkness at » . 61 6' 6' dr' C t. McAdam. At Bonlogne tiley

A fifty cent bottle will show its gésrsey City lst Gnmo Buffalo 4 Jm,_ Timc. 2.29'/4, 2.29%, 2.30, 2.295§,2.29% wlge met by Capmm me Hon Fred

l . but tho dollar sizo is llloro Y City 1-' ' ' Guolli ou behalf of lriold Morslloil sir va “B l l 2nd game' Jersey 8' Bunalo 3' - 23° clan' siramht Pace' Jolln French. Immediately on land-I economical. so d on y by' Eb A' At HM-risburngllst Hamsmrg 7' T0" Y V '--T W T I ' ` ' ' I Queen Catherine G. Harding Summer- Ing the Dnfly Di"°C"€d@d 1° Visit the Foster' Central Dmgstm-8' Sunny' mano 3' Ol of the ost successful horse! side 1, 1, 1, Clmlldla" l‘°5PIl“ls at Elaples and

‘ nd Harrisburg 1. T0i'0ni0 0. _ le nl’ k l l Derb j S Wcdlock Ulm,-lollclowll Le Touquet. At these institutions the

aide, At Providence lst Roclwsl 4 meets of thc season eo pace a 'Y. - ~ . . Mini te was pleased to meet several

Providence 2 or ' Montague yesterday and was enjoyed! 3. 2. 2. S gui ls A on them were

2nd Provldcnéa 8' Rochester 3_ by upwards oéh4,l0lil<)tt tpeople. rr The _Motl;ol;ivllle;. grtlllur Godkln, Charlotte- i1;;?li‘;iol1élpamiellé’ . dgllghger or Colonel

special from a o eown, ca y g . _ . _

~ - G , l .r Henry Smith of Ottawa, Miss (,amer

$3.49 lol- $5 sud also lluiill. Porous. 'rue uulvsnss wll.L as ouvls “"°“‘ 2°” "e°°"” lm “t 9'15'“'h“° me Comlwffolvlohlrant 5E? T Ph“"““°’ ou, groud-dougllior or sir charles Tuv-

230ll_9_lll/lil wl-l-H ADM special from Summerside had a large . agile. . . _ _

IRATION' crowd and the Enterprise from Picton. Zealot, Michael McKenna. Vernon. 4. per' gli? ngcfean' fagggsfgttgfoxx

' Hon. o n c ean o .

"noch .lily oooh rroilh arrivals ill iho --- ‘°§f,§“§”,,lff,§'f,,,'f“§,f)Qggbfséfsht 5' 'iTlllle_ 2 291,; z 291/, 2 so Miss iviocurdy. Miss wiuior, lvillul

Dm" G°°d“ Departmant' pawns' PARKS Au 30 -' Tile Government qu ' ' l-lanlley. iiililgliter Of C01- Hanileyl 0f

2800'9`1Mu now lla; unger control all factories The weather was an that could be Belleville under whom Gen. Hughes

desired to make a pleasant outing. _ ' _

“Sale of School Suits on at Patons,

_ _ ~ _ serve ye E :

"New Fall Suits, authorative styles 3%; tEn?1r°d‘;§?)]§;‘i':,';‘:T.' rililll plill-To 'tllllli tiTlTiTktll`:s ‘I1n1l1T1\l1tT§€tI,Iti?<iT1tot<l€?ia(:!IT~(\i/Tw -_ Nova Scotia. Oll the arrival of tile f°" 1915- P“°°“°‘ 2800`9`1M“ George, Britisll Minister of Mullitiolls, or-edit for the way in which they Pl`9"'l°“5lY “°l‘“°Wledg‘§‘l $5-031-01 Party B Ffeiich 00"*/alescent °m°°"

ill all lfll.Cl‘Vl€W With Cllfl1‘l6S l‘lllml)i2l'l., lialidled giich 3, largg gathering iilg() Mack McLean' Grahams Road 1'00`greeted the Minister' saying he had neu editor of Tile Journal. lt also great praise is due the ladies of Mon- met lllm at Sedan two years ago

- Biilniiile Hi <li1l€ $5.032.01 That evening the Minister was the

W colltlois allfonndrlcs and machine- aild tsglle for the splendid dinner and tea. v Yours muly' “est at dinner of COL Birkett and the

0 At Boston, 1st Boston 2, Clolnrlllii

2nd Gains- Boston 2. cluolullllii 0 At Philadelphia 1st gsm Phil d 'l. phil. 3. si. Louis 2. e “ °

2 2nd E8-ine. St. Louis 7. Philadelphia

AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE AT mln mmm Af. Detroit. Detroit 9, (illlcngo 8_ At Washington lst gaulc, Washing.

ton 4 New York 1. _

Ygriadzganlc. Washington 3, New

Only three games scheduled.

FEDERAL LEAGUE.

Ae Buffalo, Newark 6, Buffalo 5_ At Pittsburg lst game, Pittsburg 6,

Ulllc-ago 2,

2nd game, Pittsburg 5, Chicago 2.

Only 2 games scheduled.

M St- Louis. clovolllud il, si. Louis

OTTAWA, Aug. 30.- Canada's

_trade with Great Brltai-l during the

first six months of the present year mounted to almost $105 000000 'ef

a . . . ,which considerably more than half

consisted of purchases from Canada

,by the United Kingdom. The imports

by Canada are one-third less than they were during the corresponding year of 1914, when the aggregate trade between the Mother Country and the Dominion was about $97,000,000. Much of the increase this year is due to the sale of munitions of war to Great Britain by this country.

The imports of Canada from Great

Britain are only half what they were ln 1913. Australia does a much great- er business with Great Britain than Canada does. During tht first six months of 1915, it amounted to about $211,000,000, or more than double that ef Canada. While the war has de- creased the Canadian trade over 1913, although there was a slight increase over 1914, the Australians have done $25,000,000 more business.

France'a business with Great Brit-

ain inthe six months of 1915 was

. , ~ IIICTITIST lITi]lIItIIl'S Tllllll WITH BRITAIN VISIT Tll EITIIIIIIIII IIIIT5

‘$249,000,000, and this is an increase of $55,000,000 over the two previous years. But tllcre is an enormous de- crease in Russia's trade. lt has drop- ped from $110,000,000 during are first six months of 1913 to about $50,000,000 in 1915. -

Belgian trade has suffered still more

In the first ball' of 1913 it was $9.,000,- 000, vghlle this year it was only about three and a half millions. The coun- try which has profited most by thc war, so far as Great Britain is con- cerned, iss the United States. ln the first six months of 1913 the aggregate trade was $417,000,000, ill the first .six months oi’ 1915 it jumped to $682,000,- 000 despite the fact that shipping fac- ilities huve not been nearly so good.

The imports of Great Britain from

the United States during the first half of 1915 were almost exactly ten times whlii tho exports io iho Urllied siaios were. 'This shows -what a splendid customer the Americans have in Great Britain. Even ill 1913 the Americans sold to. Great Britain flve times what they bought from her.

' its secret for some five thousand ffiiilly' by B!‘lllSl1 Soldier.

ygal-5 iglilg lim il-llill lilo ill-gi man wg., “ Thc 2630 class, straight pace, was

not lllllrlod Adam, but Tagtug, wllo is Won n he s yie in straight heats by

` - ‘ WARBURTON 6. SHAW. declared by llm sclvcl- cl' llle lablcl lo Queen (latllerine. but at times she wail " ' he tho some as Noah, so ihlli tho cpl- hard Dressed by Derby and Moth

BBl'l‘lBl8i‘B. A"-Omeylh Nmary Pub' sodes of the flood and the garden of lVilllCI‘~

llc, E10. S0llCll0l'9 for Canada- Blmll' Eden are_in a way idcntii`-.al and llot. l"0ll0WiiiE were the track officials: ers Association, Bank of Montreal (lcl-acllell all ln llll. ,l,.c(,],le(l verlllon of Starter. A. C. Rogers, Summerside; Canada, Permanent Mortgage Corpor- (ml-ly lllslol-y_ fl-ll., most ililpol-mlipjildges, W. W. Jenkins, Georgetown; ation. aspect of the mailing of tho tablet. G00i‘ge McI)ollaId. Clmrlottetown, nn.-l

Offices-Old Guardian Office, Pro- llowrlvcl-_ is “Di illc illmliiiimiinn of ilugll McKay. Broilalbullo; timerll,

wso Block, Charlottetown, P. E. I. lililllll llnd Noah, but the aclluliflll ni' Georgo lilbbett. Georgetown. llnd I-‘_

Evo of Aiilllll's tclllptalioll, und it' this McNeill, Silmnlcrside.

is acceiltcil womallkillil is rclicved oi’ Tile following is a summary.

D.C. McLeod K.C. W.E. Bentley, K.C.

agricvous burden which has been

' ' horns for many cellturles. 2,19 Trot and Pace.

MM-EOD a BENTLEY' P11'-_--l-"'_-_ I Mayor ?odd.1l{amn1onii Kelly, South-

Bsrristers and Attorneys-at-Law \_\ Gcm_l:;" é,m‘s(_c'“R" wh" P_ smnh’ Km

0illo`all-saull or N. s. chambers, `\\\ \\\\ k-om;/1_3' 3v'2

DUDDS

. PATENT BOLICTTOR

WM. S. BABCOCK

Lawyer (U. S.) and Iegistered Ps- tent Attorney. 15 years experience in

ly lmtwted Trade Marks and De

validity sealzclles. Evidence collected

ln Intent 'alta Reports prepared for R." V . s TDM Spf vw. ;Kllli§;ll)oil:;is. ll. ll. Acorn, Souris. 3, Il.

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CTlfll‘l0l.T6T.0Wll, P. E. 1. _*__* ` ` (lherry Rl)-w_ Nell 'Mcnonnll-l' llllmttcv

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Devllish Dorothy, Dr J.

Charlottetowll. 3, -i, 4. Time: 2.24. 2.25*/4. 2.

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2.25.

2.30 Clase. Straight Trot.

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___-.F`5t/ hrilll-il solliior. W. s. lvlokil-._ clulr-

signs registered; infringement and C ‘, ‘\\,`\\\\\ S£» lircllloll ll.. il. (‘.. lloopcr, Cllarloitc-

lottofowll.1 7. lic 1 1

town. 2, 1. fic, 4. 4.

counsel' my ipnlc HE'l,: .A_‘ :ll ` ‘ _ -. l., .

Export witness In patent suits Pat- »._‘I'[l'jl_\ ul,-ll-I; 5*' ii", ,q"‘f.-`l_l‘ I-T0-liif‘0<é. li. Koliy. Southport. 5. 4, 7,

I . - _-' INV' -. .

obtained In all' countries 99 Sf.

lj," 3"," Mmlgl-ul W,-li, fm- ln. 'WIT' ~ ` '~.' l',i1` Qilcoll Alto I Q Wi-dlock, Charlotte-

._ i ,_

f:|~m°:¢|°"_ A ' I "'I I iowll, 6'. 5,' 5, dir.

D335-5-7Mtf ` Upton Prince, Dr J. T. Jenkins, Char-

, ’ ~ . ~

Jenkinii,

tool factories, and not one pouild oi tables provided, the proceeds from 5 ,

l I metlli ol- one detached piece is furncd which were donated towards a fund T A' W' HYNDMAN’ “mee” °f the MQGM General Hospital’

clit by iihs vastiiudustrial macllinc for the Island soldiers at the front. ma"3‘ Machme Gun Fund’ Cm' Brldges' wlul some nlembefs of

wlicll is not dest ned for the use oi The races started at two o’clocq,

- our armies. This war must not be the 2.19 trot and pace being the first.

TT - _ _i-:_I fougilt with brawny chests, but with with the following entries: Mayor

" lnacllillcry." _ Todd, George Cresceus, Devllish Doro-

From what Lloyd George showed thy and Cherry Ripe. The horses got

. . him, M. llumbert believes British pre- away on the third score. Mayor Todd

Darutions in many ways are more going to a break at the first quarter,

Snlillle than those of tllie Frelnch. I-lo grcscaus tiakilng me leal&` aillld holdllllxg ec ares le army now ll tranng will - o e nsl. ayor o won c

Mlss GWYNNETH F' c°°MBs be one of the most pelverful the world neiii llifee h@HlS in S0011 Style- Ch0i`i'y _V 44 Water Street. has over seen and when, later, lt will i`¢iD0 sll0W€d his Old-time Blleed iinll

¢lf"ll,l¢c¢°wn_ bu possible to tell what has been ac- ‘made srgnzle el;)oiliillig flrlislles wiill

_ ci-nlpllslled\by thc-Britisil, the universe ny0i' 0 li- ,SV i Sli D0i‘0tl\y Sii0W-

2802`9 zlwthatuzwks' will be “dumb with adnliration." ‘ld 501110 W0nfl€i‘f\ll bursts Of speed. --====-===-=--=--r » _ _ ““i.“;°if§.”:.iL’..-.ivirzi

MORSON-1 DUFFY ' srace called and provided some good

Barrister: and Attorney! EVE'S ACQUITTAL , glcintg biI=.{tw0'.Ielll nllritllsh Soldier and

R I B k f Canada -___ ron oil _ le rst eat of til s race

6°"cn°r_' 'ar °ya In o Something more than a change in lf this F300 WHS W0n Ennlly by British

» MONEY T0 LOAN

' the Old Tnstnnlcllt history of creation S0ldl€i'» Tim “Clit bent Weill- l-0 BT911-

l threatened by the rcportcil discov- i-0" H-» *mil the Bflflfili Soldier Will*

ery that a tablet just dlscipliered ill fini bnflk to S01/Cntli D0Blll0i\ for breitli-

A. A. McLean, K.C. Donald McKinnon Plliladclplllil reveals that it was Adam 'i\B- The third heat- was s tie between

McLEAN A. McKiNNON and not Eve wllo aio hi' the forbid,-len Brenton H. and Bl-itlsll Soldier. and

Barrlltera, Attorneys-at-Law fruit. If the bit of baked clay that WM? One Of U10 Dfeltieni Mat! Of the Blown Block Chlir10iio¢¢,wn_ __ has just been tl-allslaicli after keeping: lily. The last two heats were woll

PIIIIICT lllllllhl THTIT

the days when that wonderful

novelty absolutely impossible ill th stage versloll is introduced. In talk in Lady Snccrwell's parlour, scandal college, certain things

has happened and what is told.

clearly told, the rlcll brocnde

acting and staging arc good.

vivacious Lady Teazle. _ V

The irrepl-csslblo Billie Ritchie screaming farce comedy' entitled "

The Harmony Dllo were llea

as evcr. The “ boys " will close engagement to-night. They leev day for New foundland. We are everyone will wish thelll success trust that this will not be their

entire two reels.

so justly popular.

THE REWARDS OF PUNISHM

"Doctor," called the small

come up to our house quickly."

"Who is sick at your house?"

the doctor.

ty so tllcy wouldn't give me` any V llico lllushroonls pu picked in woods."

There is more Vatsrrh ill this section

unlil the lasl few years was supposed in be

and by constantly failing to cure with local

nn tho market. lt`is taken internally.

tes monl Address; F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo.

I Sold bv drugbgists 754:. _. A Take |l:lii's amlly Pills for(`onsfipsti0 .

ITE

It may not be so flourishing as in

wag,

Dick Sheridan, wrote his satirical

M |~l.h.»-1.11.0 ` ' - _ ,__ _‘f "

10 ITISTBILI lilllililii IIT ITIII MIIIIITITIIIS BIS TIBTUH III Tlliiliill HL'i§HiS'

‘ LONDON. Aug, 13.--Before leavlllS Folkestone for his vlsil to the front. Major~General Hughes told your cer- respondent that he was really going to see what was doing in the trenches. and that be anticipated il warm time. From the lips of those wllo were with him llearn that the Minister of Militia was not disappointed. On one occasion when spinning along ‘ill a motor-car, a huge shell burst with tremendous force near them. though the corner of the road which they had just rounded, protected them from injury. ln thc trenches the minister insisted on taking al- mostthe entire length of the front lille, while Gelleral Aiderson con- ducted Prince Alexander of 'Peck along secondary lines. The Governor- Gqllcral designate of Canada wanted to see all that there was to llc seen. but as his tall figure offered a 8000 mark in the trenches. General liui-tiles urged him not to sample too much of thc front lines.

lt was the 5th of August. the day

following the review of the tr00Ds at Shorncliffo by the Right H011. Bolini' Law, Colonial Secretary., that the Minister of Militia left Folkestolle for

d ars a o Miss Gass, from

his staff, travelled from Dieppe ln or- der to be present.

Received by King Albeli

Early next day (Gthl the party set

out for the British headquarters at St. Omer, where they were cordially received by Field Marshal Sir John French. They then proceeded to Bel-

conledy. but the real and actual school for scandal is still open. As iollg as tongues tattlc, Sheridan’s “School for Scandal" will never die. A pleasing

thc the are

told. In the picture we ace what has

lt is

remarkable how much of the hunlour and the cutting point of the comedy is kept in the plclul-c_ The story ls‘ ander of Teck also being present. Here

c0B_|the minister inspected a group of

ltuflles. the">\ Georgian furniture, the

Alice

Joyce is at her prettiest and lllakcs a

ill aI AI

Doomed Hero" kept the alldiencc,

laughing continuously throughout the`|

d in

new songs and were lust as popular

their Fri- sure alld last

visit to Cllarlottctowll, where they arc

ENT

boy,I

asked'

"Everybody but mc. l‘d been naugh

of th(

the '

nf lilo

cmlntrylllan all other diseases put together and

incur-

ahlf-. For ajreal many years doctors ronnunr ed lt ls im-al incase and llresrriberl locaT)remedic

treat'

ment. pronounced it incurable. Science has proven catarrh to bc a constitutional disease and therefore requires Constitutional treatment. Hall* a t‘atarrll Lure, lnsllllfactured by F. J. f‘.hency& "o». Toledo. Ohio. is the only constitutionri cure

I arts

directly nn the blood and mucous, surfaces of thc I system. 'l_`hl.-ynffer one hundrt-d"tlollsrs for anv fast: it f_allls to cure. Send for circulars and

tl ' a S. `

Ohio

gian headquarters, lunched with the commander-in-chief. and afterwards visited the Belgian lines, inspected their trenches and Observed some gun- flring by both Germans and Belgialls. On returning to headquarters, the par- ty' had the_honor of being received by _King Albert. with whom Gen. Hughes

lllad a private conference. Travelling on to La Pailne, near Dunkirk, the minister and his staff were the 'guests of -Gen. Bridges. Prince Alex-

were,fronl Montreal and Toronto, and :hc was able to colllpllmellt tllcnl upon the admirable services they are ron- deriilg quite voluntarily.

British llcadqllarters were rcacllcd

again tllat evening and dinner taken

happy to meet again."

sights on this occasion was tho fum

‘ All ulilug thi- lille trcllcllcs wcrc from

50 to 150 yards apart.

At various intervals Gcll. liilgilvs

cllcollllicrcil ofilcors lllld llli-ll wilolll he know. lil ollc trclloil ill-_ clllllv across ll group of nlcn fronl ills old home town. ills gl‘r-ntillgs :mil coll- versatioll were carried ml llllilcl- a constant succession of wlliz~bailgs, shrapnel. high explosive sllnlls burst ing and rifles cracking. The Milllsti-r had feared that ill their efforts to

After this inspoctloll,.ull thc men in

the trenches were visited. thc Mlllisfcl Igolng almost the whole length of the `.l°l'oni liilc of irvlll:ili-s. Ollc ind holist-

vd he had pelted [our or five Gornluns that day alone. Among lllfercstillg

ous 'third-cage" which is within fif- toell yilrils of lilo Germlill trcllrilcs, and ls still occupied by tho llrifisll.

Y _ ,A

make things look spick and span, the men might endanger themselves while cleaning np, but he was pleased to find that only two were slightly wounded throughout the day.

Gell. Burstali gave the Minister a

distant viewpoint atrlght angles to the line of firing an opportunity of observing the destruction of a Ger- man gun position. Shrapuel bursting over the German soldiers inflicted

.several losses and the Gernlans from

other positioils rather briskly shelled the British position, but there were no casualties on our side. Gen. Hughes also saw Strathcona’s Horse, with al- lied cavalry, under Gen. Seely, alld

‘later he inspected the Royal Canadian

Horse Artillery under Col. Pallet and (lol. Eaton. lt is expected that those troops will shortly sce active work ill the campaign.

Willie taking il. trip that lllcluilcd

Festuliert, Givenchy and La Basses. the party witnessed thc dcpurtilri- ot' thc Scots Guards, wllo wore nmrl-lling out to their olil corps will-rc they lliiil been since last fail when they drove the Gi-rlllanii back fronl the Marili-_ They wt-rc going out to form a new Guards' division. All the troops not ll thc trenches lined the roads, fur- nished blinds and gave lllclll ll splen- did send-off. “lt was a splclllliil sight." laid Gen. Hughes, "and one coliid have wished it hail been plleiilgrllplli-il and clnemogruphcd lo go dowll to fu- iurc gclleratioils us u great llislcrical event.”

At French Headquarters

At l"rollch_llculliilliirtcrs thc Mill-

ister of Militia and staff illlii-li with Gi-.llerui Jolfrc, and were mul.-ll illl- presseil with the l<`l~i-llcll Gvllcrillis- simo; On visiting thc Ii`r0l|i~il lines tlley wore received by Gi-il. Focll, whom Gen. Hughes hail lni-f. :lt lirit- ish and Frcllcll nlulloeuvrcs for tllroc successive years. '

Traversing the Aisnn valley, tho

party examined critically all the old and new positions and .spclll the lligill at Chantilly (noted for its race meet- ings; with Barolless llothcllild. Going up the Aislle next day. Rheinls was reached and a welcome extelliled by Gen. D’Espere. of the First French Arllly. All along the route were traces of the heavy strllggie~smash- ed gun-carriages, ruined buildings, broken ciassions, alld above all towered the desecrateil cathcrilal. The German al‘tiliery'was keeping up elle of their periodical attacks, but the result of three hours' strenuous bom- bardment was two Frencllmell killed, yet ill tilat time illousands of shells had been spent at a cost of probably $100,000.

inspected a hospital at Montnlorellcy, ill the outskirts of the capital, alld after lunclleon with tllc Britisll Am- bassador, was sllowll the defensive works and aeroplane arrangcmellts around the city. An interview with the French Milllster of War (M. Mil- lerrand-)' and an inspection of the outer fortifications of the city brought the visit to a close, and after inspect. ing a Canadian reserve park at Mont- reull, the Minister of Militia and his staff returned to Boulogllc. und found a destroyer waiting to bring tllolll across to Folkestone.

Pshsgslls

Canadian nurses. several ol' whom' ` ML Nlclmlusl “mlm on Boston is

visiting in ille city.

l., is visiting his dallgilicr. Mrs. Ei warrl liazcll, Sui-kviilc, N. ll.

wi'-ll Sir Joh" Fr‘3“Cll- The “ext “WV” Messrs l"rullk Butler ullil l<`rl\llk “'35 '-0 the ('a“f“lIa" lines- Early ,iluglloil lcff ycsterrial' lllorning fe oil Saturday. 7th August, Gen. lluglles Qucllec lu resume lll,§l .l ll _

, _rsuiosattll

and staff, accompanied by ll. li. H.|(,-l-llllll Scmlnal.y_

Prince Alexander oi' Teck, arrived at; -

Nicffe (near Arnlentlcres) wherclhey .

'met Gcll. Aiderson and staff. An in- l0lA:cl%‘x,‘;lm5lcIett;Ill|{,T,c?lllx“Bli;`lcH(":;?a |SP("‘7tl°“ WM* at Ulm” "mile Of U10 Vail' (laplaill J. Wi-bb Stnlllcv zlllil Ll(-ill l0\iUB COFDH fill i\i‘0lln\'l. With U10 031'-OD' I-l. l.. llctilllllo, of' thc S4-'collll liutit-r' tioll of those wllo were in thc trellclles. llclwy /ll~llllcl.y_ ul-c ,ll ll-,,l“.lcll_ llll

§I?&lltll0II;;il‘il;IélI“r‘- (6'€V1'€/;`i':i°ili`uG°Sl';)(0rl;‘; lggxitsllccllll collrsc Illilrtlllcry ciiuil words of cheer tn the troops. "lt was ' the Ulil BLOW-" “lil GCN- Hiiglies- Misses Bluncile M. Miilmall nn

“happy to mcct, sorry to part, allll lvllil-y lvl (<l,,,,,,.ll,, lmvl, mlu|.m,d lu

illlc city ilfli-.l~ at visit. in ldinlil-n_

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noilcy have returned to the city alto( it piciiiiant visit to friends in Dull- staii`llugc_ _

Mr. George Urcanlor who has been'

cllgiigvil :lt Ki-ily'_-i Vrolls for several wc:-lis has returlled to his homo lm Suurii-5.*

yllsteriiuy lnorllillg for Los Angeles, ftal., aftcl- .spclliling a couple of lllollths ut ilcr home iicrc.

Misses lrirnc and Olive Munll, Mer-

lnaiil, lcft Saturday for l.nwl'ell1'f~. Mass., io .spend the will-ter with their sister, Miss Lillian Munn.

Mrs. A. i’. l’rows0. Murray llarbor

iiild llcr son Mr. Joseph l’r0wse rc- lurncil yi-storilliy t'rolll ll two weeks visit til Mrs. l’ri>wsc`s sister, Mrs. tiervzin, (lallvay, Kcllt lfoullly, N. B.

'l`||c illzlny l'l‘ll-lldwa llf bliss ilim Jav.

who underwent all operation for ap- pcliilii~ifi.s, will hc plenscii to learn that silo is slowly rocovcrlllg fronl hcl' serious illness.

Miss Beatrice Blrt, Fnnnillg Brook,

rciurllcil llolne yesterday, after spcllll- ing a very pleasant vacation with hor cousins. Misses Belle and Daisy Munll, Mermaid.

Mr. Alexander Martin' expects to

attend public meetings called for Winsioo, York, French River, (Tllftou, Hope liiver, Belle River, Wood is- at-tend public- meetings called for lands and Pownal.

Mr. and Mrs. C. liofflllan, respected

rcsidollts of this city left yesterday they intend residing ill future; `Mlf. plorlling ell route i`or Montreal wht-‘xc

Gettillg back to Paris, the Minister “ml Mrs l`l°m“‘1“ dllflllg mel? SUD’

'in (‘il:lrlottetcwll made the acqlfsint- ‘uni-u of .fl fargo llnmbcl- of its citizens who will regret their departure. Mr. Hoffman who has a life long expelli- ,eni-c lil tile manufacturing of Mc-u's .\\’cul‘ will ilcvotc the most of lljlzl ,time ill looking afior ills intorolgu .if thc Natiollal Clothing Co.. and ki-.np ,them inforlllcd on the best bu;-Ill; opportunities 'in Montreal. “

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