Charles, aged a,bout twenty, and

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<5"»?l't‘i”1.-‘?i'lsi.l _ ,,il"¢»ur1.»r’ssr nm cnARLoTTE'rowN, cannon. 'rossoav f1uoaNf1_Nc, AUGUST 27,1912 _ L 'mer or ...L-»

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Jwrrii KILLED _ .iiiiiisii isiiiib liisicsni-:ii iiiwii iiiiii _

0 ifsitiiillv I is iziiiiiiiii _ i if p, 0 ll "if SW

Br- in 'iii I ' L. B- Moulin" auf ma

Win Out in The Doubles = Yglilllgg i ~ as --_ _ G . ii ._ ._ will iiiiiiiii( “L_” ”

A lad _fatality occurred at Sum. 'mersllie yesterday afternoon aboiitj four o'clock when 'Joseph Provost,1st;. mate on the schooner ,\_rizon,,_ 10,(

his life in a fa/l1”_from the masthead to tim asclr. . = The deceas?i‘ was working on the. mast a.nd‘_ _, uddenly something gave way and- unfortunate men was’ preclplta to the deck,a fall of about muy 1.995- HU 5¢l1l¢l¢ the deck. rail and fell - -'pv`erho`srd.‘ The body, which; flostsd tothe surface, wa.s seen;-edf, with as little delay as possible and' medical assistance was summoned."

notified and an inquest was , under the circumstances. deemed unnecess ary, In the fall it was ascertained that the deceased broke his neck meetinz instant ,death

He 'was a native of Arichet C.B where his widow resides. One of his sons was employed on the schooner with him.

The' remains were forwarded t Charlottetown on the express last night and will cross on the North- umberland this morning en route $0 Aflvllst for interment. The son

Certain Bondi-can ical ti ' body 'to Oharlottetowoglildmlvired til;

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Tm* °°l'°U°l'. Dr. Jardine, 'was also! Wh” she arrived in Sumlyncliglfdo Z1?-

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sad news to th d ' ter arriving herd. 'lehhaglilliswlilllme at ”°mPHl1y his father‘s remains home' The schooner Arizona arrived i in Summerslde yesterday with 'a cnrgo of, ?08»l};1nd was to sail after discharging ii B, r in cm-

- a .

0l‘8W of fourpmemou rea” and has 8'*

Th; sad cocciirreiice has elicited mu” “Ym-l’l1thY for the deceased and his bereaved family_ Capt Bondreau stated to a Guardian.

lrfpéesentative last evening that the 1' ona had 1; ith weather en rouxaee frvdm vary heavy

BC'

mainmast was sprung. All day and Within five minutes of the occurrence he had been working on the mash

wiith the deceased mate and only five m mites previous to the accident he had demanded for some r.-M.-,n The firripinr irn.-_w of the mate hr- ‘uz in difficulty was an n,,fc,.v ,,061 ‘he masthead and he lonlrd ~ np in time to san the dere-naar] lmve his ‘void and fall to the ,~,,i|_ The cargo will he discharged in qlimmerside and re-pairs will be “_ 'N'-f-“d in the mast. ' 'l""e “creased leave.; ,, wm,.,w_ 0,... “f\*‘. Charles ncrl viva .1q_.|gm..m_ ,.11 ""“"" “"=- (`"-"1: l`lf“'flf‘f=v1.i1 returns tn Summerside this morning.

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WA'B__I'l_If¥G%fU~;" Aug. Z0)-The Pen- f°!_° l'°."f'.l_._‘lU45!1 t0 extend 'infuir of _ tus" oi‘s‘pp' G iodinniittes inveiitigaltirgi campaign funds fntothe correspon- dence or financial transactions he- tween John D. Archbcldr' Governor Perkins, Col Roosevelt and members Qf C0lllress passed the Senate today without ii roll call.

ELEVEN ARE DEAD. -

MONTREAL, August 14-Lyin in

the hospital, slowly recovering fr the Bffodt Of w00(l alc0hol polgonlng\ after having narrowly escaped the fate of the eleven Russian laborers Whohava died as the result of indulg- ing in its use. Napoleon Bellemore hte given valuable iifformation to the police, but is unable to supplv ii link ill the chain of evidence which is be- ing woven around those suspected of telling the stuff as whiskey. Bs- ceuse he is totally blind from the ef- fects of the poison, he cannot identifv the man from whom he declares he purchased the liquor which reduced him to his present state. fHe swears that the stuff was pur- tllaeed in s store on Bt.' George Htleet. from 'a man apparently a cle:-ir‘“ln the establishment, but is

llfllble to identify the man, and from li] testimony -the police are unable to establish the guilt of any one of Qbverel suspected persons.

llonoliiu nnoblulcp 'ro " SEE SUFFRAGETTES.

LONDON, August 24-R. L. Bor- lletl.~'pr`elnier of Canada, declined a lleputation from the Womer.’s Flec- ihl and Progressive Union. He told the sflflrngetqis that his time was tiny occupied until lie rails for css- hllu, August '80.'

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» figginl to The Giiardian.)

»'I‘0R0 0, Aug. Z7-Strong

ndi. or moderate gales southerly =¢° gqterxv ...pi northwester- ly SY” ohowerlg' clearinz at night.

'rlie _tide will be hush this mornin:

at -_l,Q§0¢'hl\d-tomorrow at 10.58; it will .b'__¢‘.’lil3li" tonight at 11.29 and to-, metros,-at 1|. ~ a ‘l‘he`ft\ln pots ‘this evening et 6.47’ and orrow et 6.45 it rises to

_'ws 1' ' = -

.m_ ,,mhr;iiog,st 6.14 and Thurs-, (ily ~6.;1l. -' ‘ `

-l.'|\ho_.'moo“__|¢g this morning at.`_

$§54..;i__f1-i~ ». '- ~ ~

»r'l"l|e_¢yot quarter of the new moon*

slips# dloniiay, August f19tb. -at. ,Ji ` . `

'wb' “'°°° 'm M °° T“°'d”'; years' experience. Good references.

‘ Apply "Stenogrepher," Box 303, _r Georgetown, P._ll.__I9______8°_37lUlP¢l~

` '.5 ";t,Qfie.p.m. - of`today will be thir-

.t f-grief thirtv-four minutes.

"petetsre se one o'cI0c\l

, .

W -. ~if`iill¢»u\°°° ‘iv 01° "F°““ rf.*=~_f~°"'°"° "““ ° _ _ . . qu seventy-six de-

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the landing. of the American forces in Nicaragua. ~

Senator Bacon intends that the

government has no authority to- land on foreign soil without the consent of Congress.

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(Canadian Press.) i TORONTO, Aug. 26- That Can-

ada/s fire losses this year will be greater than ever is forecasted ln the report submitted by Manager E. P. Heaton to the Insurance Committee Manufacturers Association ,

The _first seven months saw 32

more fires than did the corresponding period in 1911.

COIIDEISED IDS

T00 Ll-'E .FOR

CLlSSlFl6l’|"l0fl

Ons ooh; par word each insertion

in this column. Cash must accom- pany order and fly.-_ per cent discount g1|0w¢d_ Hipfmilm churn twlutyrflve 9952: __.___a. _ -1..____“'= GENTLEMN BOARDIGRS CAN BE

comfortably accommodated at Mrs. Aitken's 213 Queen St. -

_ 8-2'lM3ipd.

LOST-A PURSE ON GRAFTON ST.

het een Hillsboro and Pownal.

~ Finger apply to 131 Hillsboro St.

Siluélre-

WANTED AT ONCE-COMPETENT

servant. No washing. Glpodstwail- es. A l nt 82 We mou .

pp y y B-2'IM1wpd.

icxrsuusuosm nov. waivrso. $4.00 per week will be paid a brlzllt h0_y with one year's experience _et Guar- t27¥$‘-

5 11 f g neral houdswork. Ap- iilygtxo ‘l)d.rs.e D. A. Wedlotk, 249 _Prince Btreet.____ ____ __8-27;l_§3lP<l- BOY WANTED, A SMART BOY

about 16 years of age is' wanted at Carters Bookstore, to work in

8-27M8i

WANTED. 'POSITION AB BTENO

grapher and Typewriter. Three

so`v`wAs'rni'>-/rr osos 'ro Leann the printing. .Mun .have o fair edu-

¢1 ,_ 'rlireddcll per woelwill

, te: igl_il#st~tia Aimlv at

hrs- an tr! si ;' f

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WANTED AT 0NOlll.'EXPERIENC"“

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(Canadian Press.)

NEW YORK, Aug. 26-Herbest L.

Bridgman of lltoolslyn announced to- day .that he had received a telegram from Henry G. Bryant, president of the Philadelphia Geographical Society, giving the first news of Mr. Bryant's exploring trip in Labrador.

Mr. Bryant left this city on June

22nd last and St Augustine on July 12 for rcconnaisance in a part Labrador never before travelled by

.white man

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(Canadian Press.)

HAZF1L'l‘ON, Aug. 20-All the col.-

lieries of F. G. H. Markie and Co., the largest individual coal operators in antbracite fields are .tied up to- day by 0. strike of the hoisting eil- giueers who quit becauseof disagree- ment over wages.

About iour thousand hands are

idle as a. result..

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(Canadian Press.) PEKIN, Aug. 26-Jl‘he port of_'I‘ung

Chow, twelve miles from lierc, was looted and burned yesterday by the “old style" troops. Twelve people were killed.

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(Canadian Press.) LONDON, Aug. 26--This year'si new

battleships will he larger than the Iron Dllke. ‘ The class now building will have 14 inch _guns and curved armored upper deck and funnel protection to resist all craft attack.

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( s. .)

WASHINGTON, Aug. 26-The Sen- `_ _ __ _

ate _today named a cominitteoto- in- - i _ ‘ 1 f_ . _vestigate under the Bacon resolution _ __ _ _ f ._ __ .

ship at Victoria Park yesterday after- noon the gentlemen'a singles and doubles were completed, the lest game in the doubles being concluded just at 730.

As a result of the keen contest in

the singles W. Matiiieson won ironi Atllal McLeod by -scores of 6--2, G--3 and 6-4 and is the undisputed cllaiiipiuil. l*

L. B. McMillan and E. Rica won. from Bethune and Hutcheson; Roy Fitzger- ald and- Gordon Hughes won from R. fl. Cotton and J. P. Gordon, and J. K. McGrath and Harry Miller de- feated the two MacMillaus, Matliicsou and Jeff l1‘itzgerald drawing abye. ln-

the semi finals l\‘itzgei~nld and

Hughes won from Matheson and .leil Fitzgerald and L. B. McMillan and' E. Rice, defeated McGrath and Miller. The finals between the two victor- ions pairs resulted in a victory for

McMillan and Rice, who are the champions in the doubles.

'The ladies siuglcs and doubles for. the cliauipionships will be played on Saturday afternoon.

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(Ganadiuii Press.)

OTTAWA, Aug. Z0-Hull, C. .l.

Doherty, Minister of Justice, who ar- rived iu Quebec on Saturday morning last by the B. S. V'li'ginian is stopp- ing at. the Chateau Frontenac with Mrs. Doherty and intends leaving to- inurrow fo' Montreal `

herty's serious illness. `

land Mr Doherty stated that thc trip of the Canadian Ministers was cujoyuble and siiccessiul and they had been the object oi' ri very hearty reception wherever they went.

Naturally lie had nothing to com-

municate to the press just at present

ein nnythingwoncening the navy ques- t on.

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(Canadian Press.) VANCOUVER, B. C., Aug Z6-The Banlr of Ha-milton’s branch at Cedar Cottage, five miles from the heart of the city, was attacked by six armed

cisco who saw the finals today is the wonicii's title bolder.

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(Canadian Press.)

fl-'U30 AUS. 26-A large number

_ Ili the prcliininaries in the doubles,0l Egyptian ual.ioRalists were a.rl‘est- by the Iii-at days erlorts.

ed here today on charges of display- ’l‘his inoruini:’s shooting was great- lllg sedltious posters. ly luterfereil with by a heavy ruin-

-? ° si.iu‘iii.

. , , 'l`lie tyro nmtch, open to new roincrs _ , _ was the first event.

‘ ‘ f ' G. J. Mcl uiiid woll 4; A ` ' ' " ' 3 . ‘-f 1. ~ . . . . . -

McLaughlin holds the championship

the Liislcy ti-,uni and gather ill tl

IC. G. Love, .l. F. Sterile and lil. H. Monkley, $3 cacli, Cadet W. Allen

lu ’ 5 ` 1 The Bankers' match was the first

' open match shoot, J. F. Bterns,

V _ Qouris, tied with four others for first

` place with ri possible. (lnpt. D. A.

-_ 5 . - _ _ -, _ _ _ NI _li ns 5f.li ` 34 oinf

ar lnnon w with U s,

;lnnlng $14.75 and $9.50 reenPc<Livclv,

` _ C. McLean' and A. H. Mcl innou

---° won (our dollars each with 32

poénta,“E. _G. Love, four dollars

C di _P _ wi h . Dolnts.

Ngwpoirgqlfna ATI; lgsigynliforniafs MG, J*.lMcQ\iaid won a tvro prize of

sweep in tennis honors of the coun- davis, Hlmntigén( Aggregate of the ri: .iiisiiiiiiwi.‘°“ii.“i~1‘;.‘.f.i:;' D. A-

‘ » ~_t‘ .\i_~

won the championships from Wallace Wm, 3,25ba:psc;;;“‘i),f0;0;"$?)‘;;\t;) Sgt lil. Johnson of Philadelphia in three of 105 ’

gilt cg give sets. scores 3-0. 2f6. 6-3. R. lvicrnnir inn. loo points, H, G.. - . -‘ M

A. MEET

(Special to The Guardian.)

O'l"l‘AWA, Ang. L10-Bevel! humlrcd

and [lilly nl ,kiaiiudas best iiiaiissiiirii are gathered here to-day, each ons fill cd with an uiiilritiun u Win u place oil

piize money.

All previous sliouting records will

iii all probability lie broken, judging

J $ . W.

eaid, l. ll Allen, R (7 Mclieriii,

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ii iisusi

Is Misdemeanour ,Punisheyl

By Two Years imprisonment in Latest Publicity

(Canadian Press.)

LONDON, Aug. Z6--Failure to go

to the relief of vessels in distress Ls a niisdenieailor punishable by two years iinprisonm.eiit, according to notices sent to ships' captains to- day by the British Board of Trade.

ln a circular which was issued as

a sequel to the recommendation of i.ol`d Mersey after the Tltaiiic in- ulllfy. the Board of Trade expresses confidence that such services will he rendered iu the future as iii the past in accordance with the beet tradi- tions oi the Merchant Marine,

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(Canadian Press.)

(‘.l.EVEl.AND, Aug. 26-Three lost

their lives during a terrific wind and rniustorni that swept over the city today.

cllean 08 points. The-_y ore ull shooting well.

in doubles with Thos C. Bundy, of The roiitest for prizes will lie vi-ry Los Angeles. keen as there are six men figlitiug

Miss Mary Browne of San Fran- for every one.

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LONDON, Aug. 26-I’l‘6lniel‘ Hord-

en is to meet n suflrngette delegation next Saturday afternoon.

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(Canadian Press.) LONDON, Aug. 20--Most morning

papers agree that the British Govern- ment will fail in its dilty if it omits to insist that the Panama Cnuul, matter go to the Hague Tribunal.

The Daily Express’ editorial, signed

bv Tait, is headed ".Dishonol'ed" and says “All English-speaking nations must view with sorrow and regret the United* States dragging its honor

men when closing at ilve o'clock Bat- urday night. <

All they got was $400.

mud-bespattered before the world.

Mlnards linlment cures garnet in Gown

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Besides the delegates from all parts

of the Maritllne.Provincas who were present at the Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias held in Moncton recently the following delegates from Empire Lodge, Charlottetown, have returned: 0. L. McKay. B- -'\~ Mil' Donald, J. H. Williams, W. A. Mc- Calder and W. P. Doull. The conven- tion was enthusiastlc and interest- ing. 'rua Grand olisnccllor's Resort sub- mitted showed the Order to be in a flourishing condition; the total mem- bership being 2,535, or anetincreasc during the year of 219 members. The total assets amounted to $45,- 789.76. which is an increase of $3,-

365.30 as compared with June 80th, 1 11. . _ Grand Chancellor Geo. E. Ritchie recommended the division of the iGrand Domain into two Grand Do- mains. 'A committee was appointed to go thoroughly into the matter and report the feasehllity Ol U10 “D- dertaking at the next ' Grand Lodge Convention. "

Much business of a beneficial char-

acter to the Order was transacted and a large increase in memberslllll is looked for during the comin# year.

The new Grand Ollcers elected for

the ensuing yeer are as followsz- G_rand Chancellor-0.60. bl. Palmer. Moncton. N. B. ‘ V ‘1 Grand Vice-Chancellor-C. Leonard

__Grend Prelate--Judge lf. N, Cook burn, Fit. _Apdrew'», N.B.

-1-Jnmh Houlson.. Bt. John, N. B.

MacKay, Charlottetown, P. E. I.

5 arms mcper rli m¢orasanc_sss1s

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He was 'delayed' here by Mrs. Do- - , ((lanadlr.n Press.)

_ ` SYDNEY, N. S. W., Allg. Zi;-Amr

I"tel'Vl€W°d llb0\ll5 U19 Ulf’ to Img” (Canadian Press.) linssudor Bryce sailed Sliiulayvfur th

lliiitcd States.

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(Special to The Guardian.)

SYDNEY, N. S., Aug. 26-The

Government is to open a. coinmorrial agency on the west coast of Ainericg for business with Canada and the _United States.

BISHOP U()NSE(lRA'l‘ED.

scenes of solemn splendor the conse- cration oi Mgr. George Cauthier, the newly appointed auxiliary bishop of the archilioci-se, Look place nt tit. James' ratlieilral this morning. Hhs Grace Archibishop_Bruchesi, the con- secrating prelate, was assisted _by

._ --------- -.--.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-_-.-.-.---.-<_ff--1-.--f Mgrs, Larcoque, of Slliarbrooke, and

Billiard, nf Vzllleyfield. }-lls Excellen-

_ _ _ _ny Mgr. Stagni, papale delegate, was

, i ` ' '- ’ " ' ___ 7 ; ~ 1 present at the ceremony, whilst a

large number of bishops and priests ifrom thc Montreal and ndjoiniiig dm-

_________.

,crap were also on linnd. The elnhor

ter, Springhill, -N. S.

Grand Iilner 'Guard-Andrew Roy, Westville, N. S. ' Grand Outer Guard-J. W. McKay,

Fredericton, N.B. f Grand Trustee-R. J. Rosborough, St. Stephen, N. B. . The Grand Lodge meets at St. An-

ilrewfs, N. B., next year the second Tuesday in September. '

The Order of Knights of Pythias with nearly three-qllarters of n mil- lion members, 'is the third largest purely fraternal society in the West- ern Hemisphere.

Instituted in Washington, D. C.,

February 19, 1814, by Justus H. Rathbone, n. Government clerk, its

cardinal ‘principles or Friendship, Charity, a d Benevolence, and its high idealsioi patriotism are now em- braced by men in every State, Pro- vince and Territory of North Ameri- ca and in Mexico, Cuba, the Canal Zone, Hawaii, the Philippines and

ciuzg. . '

U er the leadership of Hon. Thom-

as Carling, Supreme Chancellor, Ma- con, Ga., recently elected by the Su- preme Lodge, the Order will soon ex- tend the ‘orders of its membership and influence to Great Britain, New Zeeland. and elsgwhere "over the seas." `\ ‘

The Order had its conception in "the excmplification of the life test of‘true Friendship existing between two Pythagorennl, Damon and Pythi- as." in Syracuse, iiclly, 2,900 years neo. F » It seeks to gather into one mighty organization “Worthy men who ap- preciate the true meaning of Friend-

‘ Grand Master at Arms-E. A. Pot-

in defending right; whose Honor is untarnished; wliuse sense of Justice will prevent to the bestof their abil- ity, apersonnl act or word injurious 'to the worthy; whose Loyalty to principle, to family, home, friends and country, is undoubted, and who nt all times are prepared to do unto others ne they would have others do unto them." The Order has an income of more

than $6,000,000 n year; expends for the relief of its members and their families upwards of $2,000,000 annii- ally; has assets of $17,000,000 in the Subordinate Lodges, and has more than $5,000,000 invested in Castle Halls, Pythian Temples and homes for widows and orphans. The Military Department of t.hc_

Order, the Uniform Rank, enfbraces 30.000 men-and offers the education-i nl, physical and social advantages of membership .in military bodies at a miinlmum cost.

The Insurance Department, under

the supervision and operation of ii Board of Control elected by the Su- preme Lodgc, is purely a Pythian Institution for the benefit of Pythi- ans. It has 70,000 members, has ,$100,000,000 insurance in force, and has paid to beneficiaries since 1877 -more than $34,300,000.

Pythian Knlghthood, is n Practical, Progressive, Pervasive Power for Good in more than 7,000 communi- ties in North_Ar6erlcs, and has sci. the mark for "A million men in 1914," when it observes in Washing- ton the 60th 'anniversary of its or- ganinatlon.

The next Convention of the__Sil- preme Lodge will be held in the Citv

.nic ritual governing the cnnwcrntinn of it bishop wus nm'riu<l nut. the i'ci‘c‘- .iuouy nccupyiiig fully three hours.

The liisliun elect, fnllowlutt out

the time-lionrircil cdatmri In thc nint- |*cr, spent the week lm1nr-(lint:-lv pro- ncrling his con-eci~nti<in in seclnsiuii, rngngrd in meditation rind prnyer.

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The (‘hnrlnttcto\vn lllflc Pluh hold

the first match for the "Militia Sul- ver" yesterday nftcrnoon on Kensing-

lton Runge. .

R, V, Longworth lends with 93

points, Colonel D. Stewart second »w'lth 88.

In the "Ferris Cup" match G. J,

Rogers wins thc trophy with S2 points, (‘. W. Patterson second with .76. This cup has already been won by C. W. Piitterson and J. Gordon Worth. ami has to be won three times by one marksman before the season closes. Some very interesting matches

finally won.

The following arc the scores

those who finishcdz- R. V. Longworth

Col. Di Stewart

G. M. Moore,

Major M. A. Allan

8. Grey - ‘.fl. J. Rogers

C. Milford `

Patterson _

Cook _

93 BB

87 35 B5 B2

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MONTREAL. August 24- Aiuid

o`clocK.

will take place before the Cup is

of’

Trees were blown down and mlzch property loss suffered.

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(Caiurdian Press.) LONDON, Aug. 20-The rainfall has been so great that the railways in North Wales si-e~psrtly under wet-' er. River Nan in Northamptonshire' is twelve feet above normal height.

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(Canadian Press.)

ST. JOHN, Aug. 26-There is 3,

strike on at the Maritime Nilil Works here. Only n few men have gone out so far, but there may be 100.

AHHOUHCEIAEBTS, . ~

COMING EVENTS,

MEETINGS. ETC

Ona cent per word each insertion

in :ins column. f‘-aeh must accom- pany order and live per cent discount allowed. Minimum charge twentriive cents.

"Catsi Cats! Cats! at the Opera

House Aug. 30. 8-27M1i.

°‘Mi‘./ Bob at the OPCFB HOU”

next Friday night. Who is he? Como and see. 8-27M1l-

°'llnu'i. be backward in going for--

ward with your friend to the Labor lluy sports, Monday next. ii-27\MEli

°"'Mrlnity", "skirt", "doll", ‘iluily' , "honey" -no mutter what you rull her, take the girl to the Labor liny Sports, Monday next.

S-2TMEli.

“Secure your Seats at once for tl10

"event of the Season".noxt Friday at Opera House and you will not regret it. l’lnn opens this morning at ten

G'-27Mli.

"The plan for the musical and

thcntricnl entertainment -in__aid of

Anti-'ilubcrculoass _Society .Friday aug 30 opens at .the usual places

morning at ten o`clock».- 1' _.U

'-'The ‘Schooner DAISY ll discharg- n

i g at Picksi-ds Wharf g‘.cgrgo.hf ‘file

tercolonial" Egg and. .\I\xt\»0op\. This is one of the very belt Goalsab- tninable for domestic-purposes. ‘

“Be converted- to xpewritlng-your correspondence and b lug our our

tomers lootka bh¢:.teravvolke:°;'1aiskei;A and costs less n t 'en . i 'sue my Smith.-Premierllcz good work. A.

llllne Fraser, Hollins. N. <8; ‘_zl“nl

"Everyone who is ,thinking ofnte

. tending Business College -should _tend .gtheir names and cannon .torch ~ Un- ‘ion Commerical _Colley for rllhlble

information and a*l;ond_oomo plroepec- tus. .Al . Wrl . _ tmay lhehh thomdl All you in mu iii.. iwm.l|crm,B_ia. . , ¢_.Q _;l-413|

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