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:___ ~ . . ~ _ the Nttllt ddtate in the British House of

Ilnil Gln i Gharloitntuuglnnab DB5 A l_- Lords the follovfing stfiking remark was made by

rd Parker. “Whatever excuse we may have had

1 h Gannon or U. I. A. for unpreparedness for war \ve Shall surely have no

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i)ln¢nua¢n.anii_ lnnayu an-ual znllrunr taurus) indium

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huuurnm in cum.; -4 euatmnui s u. at A. l‘0“'¢"'¢f lwt: ‘i¢l=y¢d. and- “'l\¢“ Pf2C¢ wmfs- “fl illflilll lil Nfvifllllll Pill! -----~------~-»-1* shall have to face a situation which unless it be pro~

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_____ _ _ __________________ _ __ _____ ____ Perly handled, may entail on our posterity evils equal

or even greater than, t.hos¢ entailed by the war it- l _ 3 .

“if _ \\{$_rg_cgsn.\_\'_jL1v 12,-`i9t"6. _ 'Lal _~ _ .,

_ To many of us the coming of peace is looked for-

' ward to as something so overwhelmingly desirable in

' I ` comparison with the fear and the anxiety of the pre-

day throughout the world. The celebration in this ,ll_0ll lol' ll exfelll lllal °l “'°l'3°l“° alld .l°}'°“5"°=`~*~ province “iii be rf.-rtr at me iixhrbrnoa rjfounds and ‘iff we must H01 forget that lhfff is H vf2=1i==| as “fill P,-0,,,,,¢5 ,U be one 0, ,he moi, _.uk,~r,_,|'u| in the h;5_ as a sentimental side to the coming of peace.'l`here will; tory ot the organization. The honours of the citv will *`°l`l3l"l." be flag “`3\'lll8 3nd 5ll0\lling and jubililllllgi be dom; by llis \\`nrship .\la_vor Brown \vho will e.\'-` "\\ hm Il\¢ b0_\'S C0m€ l\0m<‘." but the "l>0)`S" Rfe g0lllg tend a tm-»iiztl civic weiconic- to the visitors. The pro~ t0 remain at home to eam a living, or they are going ccssion u Sli E,-.' one of the great attractions, and at the elsewhere to earn it. Preparation for this is the big- sport grounds theft- v. ill be eratcrtainnient and speech- gest thing In sight today except the war itself and even making galore. The 'lrangernen have every reason the waris only temporarily bigger. \\'hat preparation

r PIEPAREDNESS

"_ excuse if we are similarly unprepared for peace. Thel U-U D0' 7* (lb war may have beenimprobable but peace is certain.`

to bc proud of the part tlicy are taking in the great to make, Generally speaking, laying foundations.

war, no fewer than _1f.‘,0£~3 Cariaflian brethren having

with marked success. `mu

_é-)x( co

Irish qt:-.~.~tion as thc result or' Mr. Lloyd Georges rogerher-_ Conferences wzth the contcnfling parties. .\lr. Red-

mond. .\lr. Dillon and .‘\lr. Devlin, on the one hand dit

ated some lin 5 alon \vhi‘h substantial ro e"l “ ` ’

an.; ser r;..i..,-.fri r;sr.f..f. .fir _\rf. _r. rt. _\t. Campbell mighl be made Sfm indgusme; “.hi__h m,gh,pb,_grd;fill°lv°l°°°S and Velvet Cllrds' Ask l° See °l" speclal

on the other hand zsccept-.~l the solution submitted by ve Mr. I.io_\'fi George. ‘xhitli is follows: - _

"I-`:7rst: _‘tn Irish house of commons will be con- _ha

stituted by the trrmsfcrcrice to the Irish parliament of no 78 memln-r~ :tow sftrirzg the English commons for _.__ the twent}'-six ironic tile cottnties. The total Irish

represeiztatia-:1 in the irngw.-ria! house of commons is 10;. of viliicit Z'.vetrt§.'-live rnffniirers sit for the six lfls- to ter counti~.':~ f;»rf,~z§=if'»::;\.ilj.' ex':lti~iul from home rulc.>

"Se-:onilz Ut' the seventy eight members to be ch

transferred to the l.'E~§‘; hr.-use. ~e'.'cr.t_v»si.\' are Nation- li? alists, or i:ir'le;~er:flcr:t~, while two are lfnionists. name- bll

ir»vii_~t intcrc-~,t~ ‘ri the south arifl \\'c~r of Ireland will for them. be pro-.ifle-l thrfitrgli the notnirizitioti of their rcpre-'

of the l_'rrio:;i<t~. ._._

Throughout the whole Empire preparation is al-

dtrtlllerl tl"-C i.'li.'li.f. lt is IU hc ilf_Ip1:¢l the \\'L‘alll€l’ I0- l'eZtd_\- bging rnadg fgr pe3ge_ In thig p|'()\'i|-|r'¢ of gurg 3 day will be pr-;»|»itious and that everything will pass off [)g\-,_-[opment Cgmrnisgion is preparing fgr ir__ but ir

Et be remembered that neither govemments norr

missions can either lay foundations or build upon p _

SETTLING THE IRISH QUESTION oem. This is 10 be the wk of me people. not of an lctoth, also Palm Beach cloth.

'outstanding individual here and there but of all the

There is :_-ver_v prospect oi a settlement of the people working for a common purpose and workingl

Th; L. O. _-\. celebrate their great anniversary to~ lelll- lllill W* C3" 5‘33l`*`°lY 'f°'l¢"‘l"¢ Ui alll' Pl°P‘ll`a‘

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Our Development Commission has already in-_S

loped and we shall have more of these as further re-

_earch is made. In the meantime we have foundations

t have already been laid. but upon which we havei t builded to the extent that we should. \\`e have

r example, our schools, our farms and our coasts.

all capable of infinite expansion but yet not developed

anything like their iapacity.

To our schools we look for the future ol our~

ildren and for the future of our province. and t in too many cases \ve regard our schools largely as ls oi expense. We cheese-pare and economise and

ry; sir .riff-.~.-~..-.r <;‘.~.~,n .mfr _r. ri. .\.r. Campbell, at- g'“"‘l’l° al ll" “°“_ °l “P'l‘"P' ‘lie °"l°“l°"“l° fill' .t¢:~rne_\' g»;-r-:eral for Irv.-'lan-I. 'l`hc=c- tw.-, mefnbers re_ ary the teacher claims. the cost ot school books and » ' prcécrft -r,.,._.,_,_. ,-_.,ig,_,_,_,_ I,,_,b|,n_ 'I-he). have both Com school equipment. \\e let our bcstteachers leave u sented tosit in the lzonie rule parliament and on this lol' Olller coullllles and Olhel prolilnces of oul own: fm, _;,_,_.m }._,,.,,.` are -_,,_-,`,_.,i ;,,r ,'m“,.C _m~,it\._ dominion where a higher value is placed on their ser~

"T.hirfl; f\l-_-tulle.-s ni the Irish comnioris will re- "l\`¢5‘ “ie llillfe lllilde 3 lllflalcd llegllllllllg lo l'clll“'~l}`

'tain their scat- in the liritlsli irorisc and will often he Illia *~`0l“llllU“ lllll ‘"0 Sllll llilve il lollg “`3I" lf’ 80 illlll ~f»:t: thot- ;i~ :irc lri~h boil) i~ not expectrffl to ha~.<_- il- lot of loosening Of PUYSC 5ll'lllg5 lo do llelolc “ic murir im<§m»=. if. r_r;.n=a-‘t at rirsr. can depend upon our schools doing all for our child

"l-U-»rr=I;_ 'U :r~?-l--r.'il»l<- rcpr»;~/-rrtatiori fit' the Uri- ren and for the province that WC ll3"C il llglll lo ‘lo

_ \\`c have our farms to further develop. .\s _vctl

.<f;rxtati‘-'es tri tlxt- Irih 'scriztttu lt is proposcfl that tlrc` not more than one per cent ot' our cultivable lanrl is senate sit an/l act with the Irish ~:onimc~rr~ during the` producing as it thqukj produce. \\'e could increase

tc-nir.\orary svtricrm-tit. thu, saft-girrrrfliirg the interests Uur production many times over and still be a longi

' ;r_\- within thf- limit of production. Our best in[orm~ 'T

-- _ ' JULY 712, ‘

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BUTTERICK

wm PATTERNS _ Very Good for_You»

In White and Folored Marquisettes, also plain and

leasing combinations all kinds ot Striped Voiles and Rice

5 We have all kinds of Wash Materials such as Repp, Duck, Pique, Batiste, Silk, Marquisette, New Cloth, Fancy Cotton Suitings in New Stripes, Poplins. etc., etc. Special howing of White Silk and Shantung Blouses, also new

Blanket Suitings.

PATON S, LTD.

Fox Foot:

One pound of Sekyer Ltd., Fox Biscuit. No. 4 has proven much better

lhan flve pounds of plain meat for both old and young foxes. Have you tried them? Price Bc. per pound. For the present in order to demonstrate the quality of the buiscult we are offering came al 6'/ze. per pound. Send for trial order to convince yourself that we have a food product ot meatx. Warren B. Purdy, sole agent for P. E. l., 154 Queen St., Charlottetown.

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Let us send you particulars of an Investment that never depreciates and never defaults in dividends,

‘ the new Compound Invstment Policy in the

Crown Life. .

With 1 Crown Life "Limited Payment Life Policy" you do not have ladle tnwh. Your insurance isfnlly paid for during the years of your bat earning power.

Lot ua oond you some new Insurance Yana

‘ Agents wanteil in unrepresented districts. .__

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Save Your Coupons

“The Haberdashery” .

Parade

Accessori :s For the l2th.

We carry a full line of eneedfuls tor the pat”

ade Wednesday.

Silk hats, white gloves, white bows,`_dress~

shirts, orange sashes. black trousers etc . etc. A

Whatever you may require we can supply at

reasonable prices. Come and let us outfit you.

Regulation Orange Sashesf 1.00

Hendersonék Cudmore

Wellner Building 101 Grafton Street

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Commodore Lyclartl moo

Season 1916 Enrollment No. 37

Champion Speed Sire ot Maritime Provinces, Sire _of Bob Mac

2.1_3 1-4. Champion Pacer of Maritirne Provinces, consider, 2.15 on Mile _Traci-t, Hilda S., 2.16. Iona Girl, 2.17 1-2. Rexlight, 2.171-4, Premier 219 Orwell Belle 2.23 14 Arena Belle 222 1 2 Lady

291-2, Kitchener Matinee 2 25 Nutwood second in race lvl 2 20

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'l‘l.`Ii§I llif' tf,’llltl"JfHf:,' <C‘IllCl'l'lf.’l`;l i3 [O C0lllll'lllC ed fanners 3|-9 agfggd [hat Certain 5)-gtemg gf f3|'|]]|_ng_ 1m 2-25, HBIQYI G. C0mfn0d0fE Elpullet 2.5 Mot

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until fmt. _.car nrtfir the turnnnation ot the war. At if forim,-ed_ would result m 3 ;r¢mgnd0u_<|_\~ rngreasoil -__ _ ,. _ '

that time: the wlroli- arrangement will come under the pr review of tin- _:rf-:it imperial coriiervrrcc which is to be P0 held tn Jtfljtrst ilu- grwcrrrrrzent nf the crnpire. is

">'@xtli: Thr- fr:nnt~-\\'urk of Irish linzmce in the th

home rule art will not lic aln.~rc-fl but some itrcrcases la will be ni;-x: - in the ~unr to lit- transicrrcfl to Irish rc hc venues front the irnpf-rial trc-a.'~ur_v. _-__ "St-\'crrlli: .\ now lorfl lieutenant will shortly bel

appoint(-fl ;i~ :r prclirtiinary to thc :uloption of the new £1 arrangement . " 1

The Ercatt-st drawback to Irish measures in thcllllr

past was the impo==il>ilitj.' of getting the chief reprc- pr scr1fativ»:»= of the ~_'f»nflictiirg pnlliical beliefs to a';‘ree_,ed

oduction with an assurance of continuity that is im-‘ ssible by any other. The foundation of that systeni to increase the dairy herds to the highest limit e fer-cling capacity of the farm, or where, through ck of help, rlairying is impracticable to irtcrease the rrls of beer' cattle. In each case the fertility of the rm is increased by the increased herds' while fhc antity of .inleable products is also increasing. \\`hat oul l it not mean to the r:rcr.:!::n\ts, the traders. the ofessionals ot' all legitimate classes if the annual mluction of the province were doubled or r|ua'l.'t'pl-

or even more than quadrupled? This

upon ,h__,m_ Thmc had _,]\_m__ _,-q_| , __h I - not only possible but practicable :intl

i\_ c\r tr ascoo ol _

opinir.-ri. with r<'prc~erit:tti\'t~.~' in all parties, which ll

blc-ni v.-as for the Irish Leaflets ihcnrselvcs to assent- r lilt- at .". rfvivnl l:tl»lr':rnrl ':rrfl"a\'f»rlr_vpr0CC~`S Of mtl(-I

e methods oi improved farming now beingpreacled

,,_,g€,, tha, ,he pmwr mmhwl of _Ewing Irekmdfs mal ire followed up. if the knowledge that _our farmers al-

eady possess rs put into practice. it will lie realized.

Our fisheries, both coast and inland, are practi~

tial rtnrlr-r~t:mrli|rg :mil ~»rripronii.<r- tn rc-forrcilc their “ally ullcxplollml allllollgll l" lllls lll"D ll lfegllmillg has ull- ""7 l°°ll'l¢ "lll°l‘ l' ‘ l' l own fliift-rr-nr--~ :mil that their tht- lmperial liovern- been nlallc' Vlillele ls mom here for illdehnlie exllam'

ment sliririlfl rnilimly any argrccrnt-nt they might reach loll allll ll ollcrs ‘me ol our great Ollporwnlllei-`

in ri lvill for =<'lf»g0\'crnnicnt in Ireland, dulv safe'

In the development of these and of many more

guarrlintg lrnperial interests. .\l r _l. I., fiarivin. an lllal mlglll be named "llllllill help- C°“0P°l'all°ll illlll il Iri<,=hrrr:rrr, :r l'<»rim'r p»fr<or|.1l fricnfl ni I'arnell. and the 'lC“\0"5l|'i\ll0ll lo "lake llle "losl Ol ‘Vllill “`e have ll" greatest living l/inflon jmirnalist. was the foremost llle f3Cl0f5 lllill mU5l be felled llP0“- ll l5 l0“'3l'¢l5 llle exponent of this view, and the line of policy now development of these and of all our resources that agreed upon has been urged by him during the past our preparation forthe enduring peace that is coming three or four _vcars in his newspaper, the Lon-'io-1 should be directed and on the manner of our prepara~

Observer. tion our future depends.

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AMHERST. .\'_ S.. July 7.- ThB

trial tor issuing bogus cheques after ten minute; deliberation brought ln 1. verdict f l .

o gulty

James Lowther on trial for theft ot

one hundred dollars lt. North Port was found gullty after the Jury had spent som; hours considering his cue. The Judge charged strongly n~ galnst Bryan but charged favorably to Lowther.. Sentence ln thou two

;;':|‘:n_ cases will be given at ten o'clock to-

Ilielmrhe lld polls m07707-

lt ls not known yet when P. 1'.

“ll” °' ll"“ Smith who pleaded guilty to tralllllng

in Military supplies will be sentenced. A largely signed twtltlon tor clemency lrédhls cue wal presented to hla Honor t ny.

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Mtn Bertha Cameron ot Cambridge

Man.. hu arrlvedon a vlllt to ber

jury In the casa ot’ E. J. Bryan on ;

DIILY SEIEBTIDIS F0! lllllllllll IEIDEIS

' Furnlihod.

l. W. 8. Louaon.

XOKX“

3 MONUNENT FOR HIS MOTHER.

Judge Lindley tells I striking lncld-

ent ol n llttle fellow who vu; before his court and vnu many. many tlmes admonished about trnancy from school The teacher kept writing. however. that nothing had been accomplished and that Tlnf seemed bound to work and to let uchool go. Ono day ln re- provlng hlm. the judge sold: “Now Tim. there will be time enough' to work when you no A mln." The boy replied like A flush. “ly father was n man. and he dldn’t work. He went oil and let mother and me, and I

mrrcntn ltr. and Mn. Angus Cameron Clyde River. She was accompanletll lt! ber cousin. Mtn Helen Melina ot* Dorchester, Man. -

guess tlmt’| what klllerl ber. too." lnglly, after breaking every Instruc-‘

tion. 1'-lm appeared ln court one day wltb it changed expression. his tice :blue with nttntartlon. Walking up to the jllllll. he pulled Iron his poe-

,\'n liver sulle-r~~r can fail to benefit from

the use of Dr. Cassell`s Instant Relief. Its at-tion is natural as nature. sure ns science. It is altf,-_;i.>-,lu-r different to ordinary liver stimnl=»nt= nn-l mnming salts. These weaken the liver by forcing it, till it cannot work at all nithout. tlw daily close. Dr. Cass"ll`s Instant Relief ~lren|:tlwns tlm liver and enables the system to cure itself.

Then cure is lasting. ' Tllto Dr. hnsl|'s Instant ll ¢.,,,, "'°'°:'.‘.."".‘: “"'~"i.'....... e » ' ’ ~ spelt: ro u -

"num spins, acidity, beuzrii, impun

Duzruess

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_-Ish /fir Dr. (,`<|sstll's lnslaul Refi#/. '

and Storokeopen, or direct, trom tha solo Assent: lor Onnlda. Harold F. Ritchie and L"»..l.trl.. lil. )l'Caulllreot. Toronto. Wnr :ax 2 cents extm

Dr. Ulsselrx Instant Relic! ll the companion preparation to Dr. Samir: Tablltl.

lllutulmce

llanrhealer, Sunland.

or casaerr S

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Price 50 cents. from all Drugglstt 'fl ‘\\;`ri‘.» ~‘*"‘;`»

Sch Pvoprwlnvr- ltr. l'n_u»ll'| C0.. Ltd.. ’

Tom_Commodore 2.24, _and 20 others just waiting for a chance to Shiv In the Qharm_ed Circle, and how could they miSs as he is him- self Champign Sire. Hrs Sire Admiral Deyvey 2.04 3-4 was a _(£\_att;i_tl»|at_>_n Sire, his Grand Sire the Great Bingtn 2.06 heads the

50 Bree'-'l_¢l’S mate Your Good Mares with the Great Sire. He

can be seen_ttll further notice at his own stables Montague.

Mr. I§llis_t.he latter par_t of March refused a handsome price

from parties tn N. S. for this horse but as he is an admirer of good stock would rather keep him here for the benefit of the public.

TBUDS $15. for Season guaranteed retum priviege.

_ ELLIS PHARMACY LTD.

MU M.ci.ArR. rn charge. ~

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Shave your Lawn ’ ¢ \

with one of our

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Ollf Zood lawn mowers act like the f

Gillette-giv y tt I amous ___ very quic; uflnelj 3WD 3 Hood, clean close shave

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Fhsnzeaibris-eiiiy iiiiiii vieriiragriirsiiiiii ritiiis

is is automatically taken up by tim bear-i|,g3_

For a lawn mower that runs li ht and smooth,

§_“___°;§l&¢§Ir\Ed_%r_=|__aud atmizorll smite all tue

F eniiell & Chandler

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ltet a dirty piece ot paper. allcrumbled up. and handed lt tor lnaPOCtlon. BM” Ing: “l nm going to remember all the things you have toll me now. Judse. and l nm going to school rexlllar now.

for l've got that job all douea" .ludgei S

Lindsey enrolled the paper an ound Bx lt to be a recelptoa bill. _Ind dlseover-

actually paid wltlt Mon and nlcklea.

lltty dollars for aptrldstone for bla 9

manners grave. "ly luv. ll that what you have been doll; ivhllo 7011 have been mlnlnj-It lcbool so much T' nrd the Judge; mia 'Nm muttered ls

he wiped the tain mm inn dirty Ill- .

t|¢_f¢ ; "| gg ler,_to have n ‘ magnificent, togg~*@.l Htl *ther others ‘GC tml. shew dot_|¢_ .flat for me: lhat's - _ .rn r mr.: .io me ilufrj-f nxwrwr. ,on our Couutefg,

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Great t Snaps . T

afhalf price. Sizes to fir 3 3 1-2 ‘ d

ea that miie by rrttlxvvor 'rim mu 4 feet _ ' 9 an

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Men s Low_S_hoes $4.00 now $2.89. ,

_ See our wi`tidow` for these Bargains, , . ,

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