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SIR GEORGE W. ROSS ON SENATE REFORM. _ METHODIST

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ly iiiic casliiigg Iiiic, iii)- Slillllcly l'cll;il»IL‘ .~t'lL't`l- ed gut, cxli.i io-ip. scil- ing for

3 5 C each

Faich cast iiiiiii' light

wax piper ciiveliipc :intl

Ugg; ltirili Cllli>TCll ltll.

Ask Us _

to show you our

Red Loop Cas ti

].G. Jamieson I)Rl'G(`i IST

Leading Tiickle House.

Casseroles

\\'e baie ri‘rc:\i-il diri vt from

the makers :lie \cr_v iic\\'csl llc- nigiis in this riios! appropriate \\‘EDDl \'Li (`rll"TS ini-'iiilizig Pie Plates. flake Dishes. licaii Puts and Salad Dist i-~.

The sil\er l'r.tii.es in liicso are

hcaiilifiillf. pier- i-1' and lite iiliiiig are pure wli2:c_in<ii:i> and briiwn Outside. They ni.-l-te llic lit-sl cooking irc-nsil.

G. ll. Taylor

HE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

r EHHHCH iiIlHI[IlS

In the current number of the Cau-

iiiiiiiii ziiiigaciiie sir George W- ROSS discusses the question of Senate Rc- fiirni_ to which the Liberal party was ciininiitted hy the platform laid down in 1893. His article does not deal with the nature of the reforms

jneedeil in the present constitutipn of the Senate, nor with the ll'-|9390" iwhctlier Senate r=_>foriu is necessarl-

:What he undertakes is to show how 'ii _feriirm of the Senate may be con-

i Sir George is rirm hi his convic-

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i s _ _ _ ,tiiin that the Piiriiament of tanadammter of constitutional law the con

‘inns no piiii-er to change the present

Icoiistitutiiui of the Senate. Wllllfll would not lie necessary. though no 3 'contention is quite beyond disputeifiioubt if obtained it would have B `;ii:d also that Parliament has no great weight with the 1mP_¢l`l5-l auth' 5 'i-rgiit .il its iiwii initiative to address ornipsj' _ lips Iiiipeiiiil lwirliaiiient on the slit-i we incline to the 0llllll0“ “mf S" 3,2.-I ,ii .ipirr tri have the terms of i;,_-0|-gp ii; wrong in this latter lull’-l"

Ithe llritisli “orth America -\ct

_ ~ - ‘ l _ . _aiiiieiiiicil sii as to reform the Senate. _“-.mild he a strange condition of __ f.\i.il iii siilip-'rt tif this crintentiftll hl' things if the Provincial Legislaturea i

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kcs Ai \'<’l”l' Slfltllil 989°- The Ent' $ho1.ild he l101°“'m“y miie M cont ii

-.<!i _\'i-rth .»\niel'ica Act is the out- certed ngreenieny, to bring abou _ » _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ twigie i-f a treaty lietueen the PFC ‘radical changes in the con=itit\\ti<_J_n Ot S virices :ind can only be amended, hf'_the Parliament of Canada. Wlt r ‘»~..iiti-i;ii.-_ when so desired hh' llieithe consent of that body. _But b_ir i_r@_ii_\~-.niiilrei-5, tlii- Provinces. lqgorge contends that this could _ L

"Bi:-:_" lit- _'ous oil. "ll lllal' l*9Sa1fl'ilr»rie, and that thc British l'i\rl_l8'

if thi- >`.‘ii;ite iiiiif. Hi-use of f'on\n:0n.=. fm€.m_ on me joint recomniendhiloll

- - _ .~ , 4 ' lone

.ii-tim- ivitliiiiit rciereiice to the liii ._,f mi- l"rii\ii_c.nl Legislatures 8 i

viiices. ii»:.:ed lillvll 11 Cl`l"‘3i“ Pl3“_would niiicnd the B. .\. A. Act sgai for the ref-'irin of the Senate and ap. ifo reform the Senate to any ex en i D;-,..,; fur miperial legislation to i:ive_th,,¢ the Provinces niiilhf- 82l`0°“D°“- C ‘t effect. that such zipllllf-“ffl” “"‘“l‘lI The article must ll? l"~’l!“‘°‘i°“ “5_o iiniret with i`a\‘nriilile response. N'~‘i!iiri important contribution I0 the

`-iso. The li:iperi.il lhirliiiiiieiit ii-iiiililqiisciissiiir. ,on Senate reform. \\'h*3fh‘

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_ ,;_,.i_ Q1 i..=,;ile ii trcaty at the icqiiiist or riir George is uholl) "ffm ‘“ ‘

°, ;..f ii iiiiiii- iiiiit owed its origin ti- _

Sl ver ' ,pi-irtly wr0nl=I- We h¢ll°"° l“’ ‘S °‘°“"

itbiit treiitv. "

I Thi. riiiiieiitioii is just and right in ly right in HSSBYUUE that _‘hc Pm' iprincipie rind may also lie constltu- vinces have not only a flilllll I0 be itiiiiially soiind. But the tinanciai‘consultcd in ,tl\is' matter, lull that

teriiis arcordeil to .\`ova Scotia at_the proposals for reform should fur itiie uiiiiii were changed by the Par-innate fro-~i a conference of t_he lr0

ilianient of Uiiriaila in 1569 to gi'-‘ei\'inCes.

.\'ov-'rl Scotia additional subsidy with-U It may be regirdted ha: lil;)‘J_3;llI_;’_; ,mt me Consem of the Lcgislatures but not certain t a \\` ii ' ol the other Provinces lieingilskfdiaflfeed lll‘0!l ill' Such “ °0"f°re“°°_“_5 i'i_»:~ or otiti.;iic~_l. It is true that as a to the inode of appointment. qualifi- coiiilitiiiii preccdciit to the coilill11F8'=Cf\ti""S and terms of _omce for Dem tively recent readjustinent of provin-_ators might be sanctioned by tl” 'cial szznsiilies ii conference ofthe pro-;House of Commons. lf so, the con- ‘.'ir.c..il :overniiieiits was held al\d_sent of the Senrie. which would be the a;ii._.iiii_r (if increase was agrccd_liiird to obtain if the lll°0l’0B9d

upon. .ind the chiiiiccd terms were changes were of radical _nat\ire,i

\ Jewel r __

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§»- 73'lI_._,;.i iii; rliii l’iirIi.inient of (‘nnada.`tlie meantime it i-.ziuld =\l‘P98l' that

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lfyou want C ‘val ihal makes ixiiikiiig ai _

Pleisiiri- try' a to-i ii f ihi» C.i;.1 wi- ~ii-'l ilteuizgx li.i\'e given to both France 35--“mr S “FB b‘¢5f»*lhBf'B me Cf!

E\'er_\iliing iii ilie i`i /_-l liiie. :_ _ . _ _ _of chocolate lovers from the Atlantic

A & irgirri iii _‘§iir.,i-i-,in .,i1a;,~S_ ever increasing demand Rell its own

0 o _ _ _ _ _ _ _ "'sweet story." Buy them hero where

Iihfme :__ , i'°l"lll-U13 lr' ‘\‘3S‘l'0ll~< \'l Qlltlllll il freshness and big variety go hand in

_ffiiitliiilfi in iiiirtbern .-\fr1c:i. wlinrr- hand' Bulk “nd b0x°d~ The Mmkln'

` .Scotia in i 61'.

i*-itidrii liv the sevcriil 1.1'-:islaturcs niight perhaps lie fi_.¢pensc<l with. Ill

Thi. ii.. diiulit :illiirils a lit-tter prerc. the way to secure Senate reform is

ilcnt tlzan tli action taken by Pai- H05 00553 "lid Sl? GC0lllI<‘F~_l\l`flfl0 hnmem _`y,,,~.. in me msc nf Niiva rather complicates the situation in-

Slf Gwfllf il' °°“°‘“‘“°“ ‘°‘°°°' i-‘init Methodist-Rev win Harrison, . _ '_

at eleven and Rev. Mr. Heaney ati j

concisely the only way by whifh. ill his opinion n reform of the Scllllill mn be brought about constitution- ally: ’

"Call a conference of the Pro-

vinces. agree upon 11 P0ll¢Y-S°°\“`° its adoption by the Provinces that accepted the terms of the British North America Act-transmit li through the proper channel to th!!

Uiiliininl Secretary and Eff it mu' :_

_5\;|g\iti..yially brought about. irirmed by an act of the IniD9l`lBl Par' 8

linmcnt and the deed is done. Asa

sent of the Parliament of Canada

‘relation of constitutional law- lf-

opinions, or only' m5i“l5` right and

ste-ntl Of Clearing it.

THE 'l`ltlIl`lll.l§ I.\' )ltll1(l(`(`(l.

.\lr»i'iict'o, tlie land of the .\‘[o<irs,

lies in ii<'ii~tliwcsterri Africa, directly

.siiiztli of Spain. from wl"_‘h it is

.~r»|'iiii'iitefl by the .\lcditerriiiicnii and the .~'ti':\it of Gilirfitar. It has

i.. t~i»:i.=tIiiic of uliiiut ii thousand niilcs

I-if wliicli tlire:-liiurths is on thc

.\`<»rtli .~\tliinti;~ and one-fourth on the

Tileiiii.-iiriiiitiiiii. .\liiriicri> is in touc

iiiili .»\ly-i'~_ii. ii flopeiidency of France, on tue eiist and with the desert of

Siilinrii on the sfiutli. Its nine mil- lions ol pviiplf- are nuiinly .\lohani-

ii~t°|l.'iii.=. Interniil troubles and con-

~‘il sin ii the pirtett for interfer-

‘ ' ' ‘ ‘ d K

S'l`A.\'l)AllD fill. I`~'|.\ll’.\.\'Y in piiiiiilation of nearly tive millions. un em Sh” dnt'

'I"» Rl-I lilil»lit§\NlZl~ID`ll:itiiin is iiiteresteil also as tl'c l\lUN’l`AGUE MARKETS

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-\'f'3W"_\"llll(. -llllymi'-_lt is rt-piirt_» llicrc ~.\'i\.= trouble river Morocco af- L;uI_H__c'_cd fm every wodn la’ and

eil that uitliin ii .~l.f»it time -inns ~'» »\i '.- . - ~ .

I ~ -»iii.~ i\..fn tiilni.in\ interfered and bumrday wsu

for the i'i'~\rc;inil.:itiiin iii the .\‘t;iiiil- _ __ . ` °‘

ard flil Vo will be ii`ii~"'icel "Mir MAE Prime" was rhwatenod' "

The (.,,mI,m,_‘. “lil .m,i,.r__:4, ___ `____,__ tetiriiiliirji' settlement was lilhtlc liy ii 'i

plete _ilisiiiir_f'i;iiti<~_i_i_ iin_fl_ -ii.; l»._ _"1-rif"i1'nct~ of the iiit_i'i'estt‘il .priwnriz Hcn_mg_ per bM__ ‘L00 ‘O $6 00 gp lt into l.» or _il p>iit_~, '-ii~fi ', i,Iielil .iit Aint-r1i`:is. .\ii - th r ii i " ' operate in its own ci>.ni-iinv iiiilf-pi»iiii.' ._ i “ 0 P "L Nm" non" prwuud ‘5 pm nf "___ ___t____r __________________~q_ - ' iirii triiiiiiies iizi-l tl fy iniiy bcciiirc Oats 33 to 40

The conlriil, Iiiiiieviir, will --niirmil.-i

thc Hume, l`nilr-r this rf~iii~i;iiiiiz;iviii»,

the eiirniiigs will ii-it lic :i!*irv(-.g_

Men's

xfords

We have ri vciriixtv

of styles in M<ii’_. Oxfords for suinmri wear in white and fan gtauvas; I_iIac‘k;'an and oxford leathers in .prices ranging from $1.00 f0 $5.00. _Call and See Them ~ This is one of t-he times when it pays to investigate.

off

'ht-r rival l<`ran(‘e holds Algeria with

,piissesstir of Illliraltar. .\'tit long ago

very ,=r»i'if~';.=.

While it is to lin Iiopnrl that the tiiatifiii niiiy yirlil to thc cfliirtsiif

-liiiif-iv;-/‘y_ tlie iiiiiliierliufe cfletit must be fi- rr.-nt-\\, to some extent, the un- sftllcfl fn-ling as bet\veen Hritain

urifi llerniiiny. Britisli feeling is Hyir- p.'ithr=tic with France, und is strongly opposed to ficrnuiny olitiiiiiiiig a iiiiitliiilil, :intl especially a naval stn-

h nation of these goods, so that thel

NOTES.

.\fr. Borden has been having large

meetings in Manitoba and asserts iliis unswcrvini: opposition to recipro- city, ivliicli many farmers want. But he finds tlieni not at. all satisfied with n small reduction ol 2; per cunt which the Government proposes tii make in the duty upon agricultu- ral implements, which has been ac- companied hy nn increase in the val-

ln per cent of duty will be quite as high as 17; per cent on the old valuation. If the farmers do not agree with Mr. Borden they still have an edge against the Govern- ment on various grounds.

tu the 1’av.iiic The immense sale and

non Drug Co., corner Great George

oatmeal, per cwt. _ $3.25 Beef, per lb. (live) 4; 1.05 Huttcr, per lb (i:i'nt:mery; 21 1'ork. 1 ei, 7| Ezlrs 15 Huy. iwr ton tu to $10 hlutton 9 Hides gi (‘nlf Skins lu Turnlpn 25, l'otat.oc:i » 45

iimfonr on iilor `*

w nc is o cn wcry ti cult to

Cheney for the last I5 yearn. and bellevé hlm srfec *

inspired anxiety he crowed no much

iillny_ i:;it.z_:___e;\;:;'_y_$ay thaietélye doctogs fou_nd WATER RA'|`l:§ Mondgyi

___-_ . -__ 0 ll CHO Bn T( ° i

_ _ _,,h,,,,“te mp ° °' fl|e_l0th is the fait day for "M T'---1 ...iz.":;;°;.;i:z.'°x°i.“v..i°°..:"~- “Wt W" "°‘°- '°' "ei

, e a er- ' -

...l”"ii't";i.£’.."‘~..."ii.“.‘l:ii.‘lik:';.i.‘f.:."ii‘._fr--1 iii the 1-i-iii r-iiiiifwi rn °“"‘°"““’““ 5"” 5 "‘°' . I tiiriiiihr niiivii ciitlrrii ciirii. _ doctors and the wart dignitaries 7-84121

\F.J.cHENEY.§co,'ri,|N-1,, 0 were alarmed to 'find that the aged ~ '

seven. Sunday school and Bible Class

ST. Dl`NS'I`AN`S (‘A'f'HF1l)flAli.

Fire; Mass at 7.30, <`!iiliIrcn’s “ass

at Siill. ('atech|.~‘in iniiiiciliatclv after Mass. High Mass at 10.30. Vcspers and lfenediction at 7 p. ni.

S.-\L\'ATlf).\` ARMY. _

5.30 p. ru. Week nights i<ervicc.-l\fon- day, 'I`iiestlav, Thursday. and Satur- day nt eight p. ni.

FISHERIES GIIIIII IH

Mli|l|Ml PHIIVIHEE

l_I’l`TAl\'.-\, July 6. - A. Filling:

son, Dominion Inspector of Fisli Hatcheries, has just returned from a t-rip tliriiugli the Maritime Provlnt-tis, where lie has been inspecting fini Gtivernnicnt hatchcries. He rep:-rts the fishing good at all the stn.ti~i.'..=, and the lobster catch, particlilirly good, This will not, however", .'.i'i-it the price of fish, as the cold storage facilities make it impossible to *eg- nlate the supply, so that very little, if any differences is niadein the price of Iisii. even if the catch is excep- tionally large.

C/3

STOLE MONEY FOR

PIDUCATION l‘l7Rl’OSES.

ST (`.-\THHHl.\'l€'.'\`. lint., Jlllyi 5-

Two Armenians, A Kaylav and K

TWO (`l-lII.l)Rl-1.\` UF i

RUSSIAN MILLIONAIRE I

BllH.\`ED T0 DEATH. -- I

\'Ill()llG. Finland, July 5-fllhe pal-I

iitial country house here of l.udw1'g_ Nobel, the inulti-millionaire oil 'mag-l nutc of St l‘ett-rshurg, was deiiitory- ed by fire during last night. M. No-I lwl's son and daughter, .=iged'seven' nud_fi\'e respectively, were burned to dcafli. 'l'hv_~ir governess made heroic cflorls to save her cliargcs, nnd i_in failing went miiil and attempted sui- cide. i The parents were at St. Petersburg :it the time of the disaster. ;

MCWLE RA\iii:Es'i~rt;;nnAv's na/vr. A ,

firm-_'rrig\~_ ,iiiiy 5_wm, attendant, and a good thing lo have in case of fire. Your losses will not be quite

ilirowlltir buckets nf writer river them so hard to bear if there is some hnancial compensation for thc possess :_i_i_ _;iriig¢n___€.heir _bec;un_1f\=< proatrat- 'ions destroyed by fire. ' .

ll lf? CHR!! 08 , Olll' 1'I’\€n CO!" , ’ I ° i . .

_ _ _ iieteii iii tiiii tweiiiy-five miie moto, _ -’\_g00d Fire Insurance Policy is ti positive ttcessity to every tion citlier tin the .\lediti‘rranenn iir A1- LISHUN IWTINYF P8080 rnve Ht the Revere track yes- |1131! Wllh H BllSllI€SS 0l'A Home.

ini- .itliiiiiir Ciiiiiit of Mnriirirri. nur __ " t°l`;l*‘l'~ .Let us quote you a rate today, our rates are ilie lowest consistent

iiink very iliffert~nt_ The situation is §ca\th“i°;_e”';,m;e: ‘;“°;‘;_;‘;";"y 1°' [gs 'cnds Percy Lawrence of Qiui Francie

_ . i o ca .ose ' ‘ _ ~ ‘ _ _ » -

u_nini_i.iiii.=ite in tbnt _so near at home rgieclines to give up any of the state €a_;\__t\s _:._hr__t_ze__l_r:_;_i_g____hel_i_ii_1d._and Geor_ge Q Coq lritnin and (.crniiin_. are playing nt titties _he has performed for. more 'w ‘y._ ~ ' " “Ps *O '~ 6 Ch-,|0nB,_0,,n_ pm' Mgr” P El

"USR lmrp0sL_S_ This tends to _“_ than muy ycm.s_ Am” his arrival at rcnr. .tat _But er of Cambridze. was S M A - _ - . _ . _

fcelinfri which is so easily aroused Schoenbmnn from Goedoeuoei wh°r° pu on R sewn mn" by an ned" ' ° ’ gent ‘H summ¢f3|de°

_md ___ h _ N _ lm h¢ was so unwell that his condition dem' l J"_' -ll H-U' I-mini:-_

the mornin and after a

We the undersigned havsknown ll' '.1 monarch was rising at four o-clock fn V _ _

‘ , , b th tl F :

t_r_;\_n:E<;t_l_t_z_ir:ii;%_i:i‘::_ilE\:|__'i\;i;__§_ilgigs;eb£_f-fri:3; n. light maail, w_ae working in “his gil- or

a rm. ' 5

WAI-Dltm. Klimait it MARVIN. dlfleinloiiitiixil liijiilcehegirilhtdk liitilsaltl °=,:ii,(:,a;ii-ird”B‘i»rac`lt‘l)e\;? Iiimil :ind ir't:|i:i?|mI wh . . \‘ . I | pg i

i..ii~. ¢..‘:'.°.°i:r.‘2:irr:ii°.l:l:ii'.i’i~,~ 0" f°°°"f-= "“~'-=~f- -M -'ri-'is -H. fir-ii iiiii-i iicuiir iiii-miyii ...iam bi ...i ,nd ,,,,,c:'atate papers. important and trivial -ravi-iiwifr. uiiiiiimgriii-g» iiiia iii iiiul :’;',:¢'|‘:.',;|:°°"§,.‘|’ge"7g‘ec?;_°";°m'%£f5"m°nl'||3 nuke- i tpnir, water nynh-m liriihighout leurnsi IW." D'~“T_'m._ _ ner attic. Boi e__';'hen __f_§llowe°d_ a succession of audi- md |,°_,,,e_ H,,.,,,_. r,,,,,,.d by hm ,in cm . __o_:ke Hal sFnrr.|l/ Pllls for constlpg- __ _ °°~ 5 58 fll|0_I' ll! ll\0!f» Dun' :role Stable and manure shed. ro acres

_ l loua about receiving, and lnllatu on .if 3,-,oi-| |m,,,||, M,-,| M., ,on ,,m,|_ W

S "_ _M seeing every application for an audi- .cm ¢|,,,;¢e|,,m|,,,._ wi" |,,,.,|‘, in km

um or rts that show wh tl , - . IS relllv ir for warm weatnzrifirillriiiqfhiiiictiiiin iiiiiiiiirgm iiiiiiili bi’ '°"""”"°"""‘ M°"°’ °'“ "'“"“ °"’

“loan .nd at p__k__u` that WI" se" a__°__¢ an __°_____' dr". _rom sehoanl fum secured hy Ural iiiononv-.

th |d _ J _ ' Applyfo F. H. "0RNE.Cil 0|' 'ogr‘§_*:’\;n ;_!;_¢___ "grass: H17 brunn, the emperor would be saved _ J, g1'An Lgy wgppggir

Il xreat deal uf fatigue. 5

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flclldy Pt Read on rremhgg,

Sunday. Services at 11, 3, and`

METHODIST LllDIES_ r _ ‘

at 2-30- \'iSi'-OPS W¢|°°m°° ` The annual convent ion of the Wo-`fullyf" All the papers read WEN

Grace Church-Rev. Mr. I_-leaney at man-B Missionary S0¢;iegy_ Qharlotte- both instructive and he1pful._ Mrs.

eleven Mid R¢Y._ Wm- H“"'l5°“ ‘md town District., was held in Grace Ghlpman led the_ cbnaecratioii and Mrs. J. n. Ciiipman at, wfee- Pew ciiiirrii Thursday, July sf.ii.»wd was memorial servlre in Whlcll sul” “ ive reserved for College students. hu-g¢|y attended. Mrs. Waller occu- number _of the delegates took Part.

Everybody welcome. pied the chair and times Mary White Mrs. _gh_i_i_>ii:_zyn ¢;o;ivil_i:_c_ted t;__c<;_l_1_f_;l'¢:_ll_:¥_;l ‘ ° _ i 'as a pointed secre ary. on “ e o s o _. _

PRESBYTERIA-\'~ f~“Thepmorniug session was opened_:_y all through the sessions 1:lr_s. _Chip-

'd t'onal exercises led by Mrs. _ - man's assistance was mos ins rue -

St.- James-Rev. T. Fullerton Bijbgx) iilutch. ive and valuable. . ____ [even and seven. hlludhy S°h°°l} Mrs. Chipman, who for fourteen The ladies of Grace Church Auiil

nil Bible Class at 2.30. _ College years was President of _the N. B. and ary en*te_rtalned the conventfon _t_.o _is ited. ,Mrs. Geo. er an elllresfle B '00m0 _ 8 C FC '

, .pleasure at being present. at the con- :nty ladies _were present. _

Zion.-Morning _prayer meeting Bl-ivgntion. Mrs. Moore of Pownal read The attendance at the evening ses- en a. m. Rev, R. G. Strathi0 Hi CI' on excellent paper on “What the W. sion was greatly interfererbwlth by

vcn and seven. Sundav School nnd__\{_ S, has done for tue women of .he thunder storm but in spite_;:>f th; ihle Class nt two thirty: College-(jhin8_" Misa Connor gnv_e an ad- storm quite a n_umber _guthere hand °i. i§;~.....€.‘;;‘ was iizirizz .izziazti is .....;

cose I e wor o .\'- .

, . ~ . th

VENTRAL (HRISTIMM slalfiie afternoon session was openel `wi.‘gii`i.yrt§irg‘lzi;`k!yefi€ilinIiiigtxigqiilfythi-2 We»

by Mrs. Piriiiirii |_i;iiiii_rii:ttii_e iieii_i_i ii._ js. ir; canada. 'l‘h_e q¢_ii>ab1_e____»;f;-

Pr.-ntral (`bristian--Rev. H. R, Hellitional exercises. T e _hrs i em W ._ .unistra ion, economy in i s m » ii- ii i. :feel “i...3":i...*3-..:i: ;x°":...;is':.“f ‘:.l..:;‘° i.2.‘i“g.;’:::’;i ng “t seven' Sunday hch‘m1d“t?‘ an r?Whatythe W \l F' has missionary interests were pointed nd nihle flag? M 230' Pmyflrl meaeéi dghteiiigi gli; women of Ja.pz;n'."illliBB out. Mrs. Cliipninn in her usual at- ng “odnemal at P' ni' ' .Sli =.Mary White read a puller 0" "What tractive and impressive manner then tree' Evcryb~ody'. ilnfliiglnig- iioteczf the W. M. S. has done for the lelivered an address of some twenty tu-%°nts` Nfgfui-il¥n¢;:,“nc i A mls tb Strangers Wiilllll 0\1l' $3025-" Ml`S~ minutes replete with facts of general es' ence' H ` Harrison in fitting words welcomed missionary interest which was listen-

the delegates, and visitors and in re- ed to with the closestiattention. . .. - ~ * ' ' ' - ' “Face to Face"

BAPTIST-_ to,,nition of Mrs._ Lhipmans four Miss Bremner sang _ __ _

teen years ~of faithful and efficient most effectively and Miss H. Milliken

_ _ i- ' 1 ' ii ~ ' db

0nmistfRc\._ _“L Hamm! at dev _s§ri;_i__c__etsedas____€r;z_i;i<lf;f:_____o__ t_!1c___lE:_l;_1:_uti__l; _gave a reading whic was enloye Y en and Rev G' F. (lamp, B. Alu:-H' foiirteen white roses from the dele- The session closed with l)oxol0l!Y ""9": ,S""d°.5'_ ..`S°]h°°,l at d ‘df gates and visitors, which Mrs. Chip- and Benediction by R-ev. Mr. Bell-

" Wah Lolahiit' C asa 11%( If “_ man acknowledged in a niOST» gr2\C&' l`hus closed a convention which can- " "h"_"°h ‘“’d‘““"“'“' A ‘O 'a Ve, tiil manner. Mrs. Frank Howard re- iiit tail in arousing larger Sympathy °"‘°_'5__°xt‘°"df"_i to 5", Scrvwcb spontied to the address of welcome. .nd stimulating to increased eflorts f ""3 |“’"‘5'm‘” °h"rc“' Mrs. William Lowther read a paper 'n the work which the W. M. Society

.ii<iii.ii<.i.\-. .

IN COIWENTIUN

I-lay Pressed Straw Hay loose White Oats Eggs t Black Outs

Hides Wild Gccsc

Pork Potatoes

I’i'csst-d buy Fat Cattle Lambs

St. l‘v~tcr'i< (`:ithedral-3rd _ Sliiii1ny'_mf|V'T 'W' "‘ ` '<' "_° " ffl EMPEROR FRANCIS __ im 'ri-i..it,~_ i~i..i,~ ciiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iitii. stiiiiiiinssinii Manicirrs. i A REAL Sl AR'l`AN» and ll a.iii., llliitins 10.15 :\.|ii.- E‘i'_ -#-

enso_n_g :it T l\,iu. Rev l‘nnon 1‘owelI_- r-- LISBON Jul 6__The reports of

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‘sF;,',?(°.`;.`r`7d;, “lm” and (anon hmm ' ('orrccl.cd for every lvctlnesduy and fighting in the streets of Lisbon and

$5 _ Th

‘moo quartered in the_ barracks there. e

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f3_del;`i`f_'l1e aC'ffias°;°‘;';' :\.l§,daXl|h?;2?SI --- ' A despatch from l.ondon__lz:_st nig_bt

_ _ . " - "` ` said that a news agency a rece V-

fr‘”‘ Holi ( '""m"m°" R30 8' m' . lnittcr. per Ib. 17 to 19 ed ii report from the Portuguese CHP-

;8_00 ital that a fight had taken place be-

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Cl lA l?L0'l‘l`E'1`OWN MARK ETS.

Saturday issue.

-__ ' idcnce of foul playf The woman's

llieart was niiectcd by the excessive

Beef (quarter) per lb 8 to 10illS@ Of alC0|101~ i

Beef (small) par lb. 8 to 16 sem, per bimeii 4 to 5 ' _ '

orrcctcd for every Wcdncsdny and

Butter 7 to 1

»~ Mi Portraits

Lard par lb 16 to 18 Mutton (small) per lb 9 to 12i

Potatoes _ All to 45.: . straw piir to. 55.50 to gs I will i xecelve orders for Céffgghgrrpgtlllsibuehn . to 2 Pastels and Oil Paintings by

Lettuce par bunch White Oats . '

Black oats

Eggs, per dozen

Hay, pcr ton Usuario., gun ol holds

Hides

Turnlpl

Paltz mel

_ ,.4 to forprlces and other desired

to $9 nformation.

Varataniar, were arrested hcre on ai “ to J. A. S. charge of approprintiiig hetween six- Duck; i 12*

$8 ) ii to iz

toll

8 _ .

suspicious DEATH or 8; t‘§O"'§§_,’ woiiiaii' AT o'i'r.>.w.i.

so "_

$i0_ _ _ D

4% t0 5 on the death of Mrs M. E. Wright

J $3-00 Inst ‘night a verdict o, natural causes

I-“ef 10 W lzlwns returned.

'_ “ "°"' _"“ I '_Mrs Wright died in an hotel here

teen and seventeen thousand dollars. 0 The accused were beads of i_:rmeni_i;.n_g‘::_';wbcr____B 1. t° T education societies which gat er fun s ,i

and send it home for the education Lamb 14 tn 1°; Negh§S`:,Yt;iuIS§ck

of children. " i

elsewhere in Portugal between loyal

tivcen the populace and the seamnn

seaman were said to have incited by inonarchists agitators and to have attempted an armed revolt.

orrhwix .iiiiy '-At uiii inquest

'without money and Thomas Marvel ,_ol Warren Ont., who _liad stayed with Ihcr ior a week has since disappear- led and is being sought to explain his 'Connection with the nllair and the Iniissing finances of the deceased wo- . llllill. `

The post mortem revealed no ev-

A. Alex. MacLeod, the noted New _York Artist. Write me

.FIRE HEIIIIANIIE '°i,\ ,_ _ _ it

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Little_'l‘hing|s-fllafevery Woman must have, ai Prices that are nearly normal at PilTONS.

12 pieces tape for loc. Grey. amber and brown barret.

tes loc.

Large coronation handltercliiefs

at 5c.` *

Picture handkerchiefs at 2, 3_

and 4c each.

Spools conlai.ing zoo yards ut

3c each. -

2 tliimblcs and finger shields for

zoc.

Basting spools tooo yards at Sc

each. _ '

_ Black linen thread at 3c spool.

Good clotlies brush, hard w.;0i1

back for ioc another lot at iz, i4 and x5c each.

Good brusli with mirror on back

at 3oc.

Hair brushes at all prices f roiii

i5c to 75c. ‘ `

Tooth brushes at 8, io, i5c up

to gsceach.

i basket lot of purses selling at

25c.

Pearl buttons all sizes at 5c pi.-r

dozen.

Summer shirts for men 75c each,

Our shirts at 75c are beyond coni- petition. They are better sliiits than you can get elsewhere for the same price. PATONS.

Outing skirts, bathing suits, and

jerseys i Big showing of :ibovc goods at wonderfully low prices for cash. PATONS.

Visit P.i\'1`ONS great July sale of

lI<lUSI£ FURNISHINGS. Tlii.-ir low prices will astonish von. Spec ial prices on BEDDING, ‘IRON BEDS,BEDROOVl FURNITURE. :ind FLOOR COVERING in carpet or oilclotli. See their special drive oii carpet squares. PATON4.

30 only left of the last shipment

of that spzcial $2.75 dress skirt, good assortment of sizes. Tonight $1.98. ` PATONS.

50 viliite lawn walsts 5oc each Low prices for all millinery aiiil

flowers tonight. PATONS.

35c a pair for 7oc boys pants.

_ PATONS. Tivo pairs forthe price of one,

_isc for 7oc boys’ short pants at PATONS. 6 to I4 years.

Seasoiiahle childrens’ wear at

substantial savings.

Cliildrens dresses made of good

quality. Print. chambray or ging- Iiani with waist and plaited skirts. ages 6 t0 i4 years. Assorted colors at a saving of 25 p.c. on the dollar Only one of a kind. Tlicy are inannfactnrers' samples. PATONS.

Long coats for women-a great sale of

long coats for hot 'weather in linonctlr, iiien. repp, duck, silk and cuvenelt :

$3.85 up to $iz.oo PATONS.

Special lor Ihic Saturday. l‘.»\'l'0i‘\`S.

w\\'ashable dresses, dress giiiglianvc

asits, w ash goofs. cliilr|ren'~i ho ids irii_| all ladies hats al PATONS

Women’s smart and useful nutlnig

skirts of white rqip and duck wt-ll made and riiriccriy iiniiriieii itiiiii $1.50 up at Patons. i

“Clearing out all our hats at prices

that would not pay for the ruw straw. Paton’s.

"Women's high-grade linen contain

natural colors, also repp trimmed with black and chantung slllt trim- miiii with iiriiiiiirii siik riiiide' in tiii- liitent style, at I‘aton's. _“Bc sure to visit Pat.on‘a liii: mll~ IUIGFY sale and get some of the rnrc bargains.

f‘A sale extraordinary, 150 ladicii'

trimmed hats to zo at l prico at l’iitnn's millincry department. _ "Tim llbllcnling prices of the many items and the limited supply ln miiat ‘f**Fl‘fl Oflly One of-its kind ought iii make early shopping moat/advin;\\.1i_~ on '1`uesd_ay. The ladies’ ready-to wear section has never shown such ii variety before. Patong, ' bfllafff 10"! Coats for travelling in

natural linen riijgh with lm-ge ¢0||,\r,, and revert-ii and cuffs of-contrasting ""‘IQl”ll- Very specially prlcéd. Pu- ttin a.

"About 100 of the handsorncst suii~

Fllllflfflli llaraaols and umberellas in till sizes from the little tot up to KH\_ndma. Special showing of child- fvll H Dnraanla. I'aton'o. '

S"“letlllllf1 about our waist dn-

purtment. We have to keep-in quick "“5hl"f¥ mlilzlletlc touch with centrnii wht-re new»style walsts are nude. No mutter what you want In waists far ""Y °°°“5i0ll. we can shovryou proli- "NY the widest choice you have .»~.'nr hail iirei-ieiitrii to oii Ever riiiiiu

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By Some Money the Future. Young Man

I. _'Rig 0anu|a_%|h_ Assurance ll A help to my young mn. ig

......i,l!‘&2f.%.i7.i‘3l3€l‘3i¥'§‘i§ii%?il’l'”l'3'§ii‘l2H.!‘{€ili‘?{.°.f§‘i!' 'S :::.f'r.':.i i°"i °:i‘:.:°:.q|“":n':.i'i:a :.:.i“.'°‘.~»i.-- .ll- hovo 1 r me hnurod wl you In an ntlmarloroll uhlnauz

[UO DO- YQ .ll ll UID Glu Dr 0 I’ {i§f§_;§§§}:m?§En§n.°l“.ni.tii§i:.§.w.-Mei:

W. K. Rogers ,_ ETMB" I

.C. l. BLACK. Special Agent.

- 1-‘meant _ ; _ . -_ .__

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i" °"°fY “file of walsts hlis bcnn mad* 8 Cllfeful study. Every study PM been the consideration nf. your interests. Our tailored wafsta and Ulllrerle wnists are made with klmn- “" ”|°¢V@l‘i mlddy walsts and cvury "th" Style made. You can buy them here at vsii, $1.00, $1.25, 51.35 “P 53 hllh iia $6.00.--Patonl. _

Remarkable saving fn frocka for

little girls. Many mothers of`lil.f.lo Em” “light to ha at PATONS on Tlwsdry mnrninir early tr. iiiirrii iii the wonderful values and assort- mento shown in little girls’ (rocks. :hire will be a clear saving of 25

Womotfa conf summary dresses of

printed muallns ln black and whltii and blue and white with 'high or low "wh lone or .iiiirt riwmi rtyiswitii trlmmlnsr iii iiii ni ima mu nim- tlon at Patons. F

Those beiutlfnl imported summer "'°"°° Are some im. 'rm mu mi Prices shown ln the loner atllatonn.

A map for iiva big woman. live 011|! outside aiu silk coats ld tat- |¢¢l. Dlllotto and pcm dy “lg ham $10.00 to :moo at Patou. Exceptionally ummm; - ium from the ladies cloak lntftbi. An- _ °*"°\‘ 'U80 showing of mamma' drou- eo, skirts and costa. Great. v lun md the vrmim io: mfai .»- Pntmut. i|_.¢4Q(_ ‘