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den, one _ 'tr popnlai-_,_ or ;, -I _ ¢~ an V muteuruuti and dwcgdi _yin _ Yorkrnsslsneil
for the- -of ltor1'to~Ilav. the
...pri op' ' ai" __I.ia" liabilities nt glare 50,00‘E}."-,offset by '$55813 oI’_equ LI _ B. This warrjlli Europe was Iithmeii' by Inoiginunager tor the
failure, the Gerinnpk,-I' and German- Anlericnii t.rnde,jl "Wim lurid, having fnllen' ou"appie'eih,blir-_during the vast y€II.l‘. ~ ;.,,-_~_"`.~..7.;. .__:` " H `
ANNOUNCED:-L C. Prowse. .wish
ot their lianner-
niarrlnge- to
September
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Another Call
for Men
Authority has been received by
Lt. Col. ]_ R. Allan, O. C. 82nd Regiment authorizing a Depot of Infantry for Overseas Servive. .
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250 Men Wanted
All to remain together throughout ' the Campaign. _ _
Apply to the Recruiting Officers
" Major C. Leigh, Charlottetown Cap. W. C. Cook, “ ' Lieut. L. A. Moore, Summerside _
and any Officers of the 82nd I _ Regiment. V
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Q "la" _Ta Q? _ MOGUL OIL ENGINES
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A Mogul Engine will give you what yo_u need-Reliable POW€r-
Every adVeI'_'e condition that _:in engine is liable to ni_eet on the farm has been taken care of in the Mogul line of engines. The crank cast: is completely reclosed to keep_ou_t dust and dirt; the governor is pioi~cted by a case, and the principal parts are_ of brass or enamel to prevent rust, and automatic force feed oller and mechanically op.-rated valves on all sires above 4 h. p. _The force feed oiler absolutely prevents the main bearings running dry as long as tlicre is oil in the reservoir. Every _Mogul Engine from I to 50 ll. p. is equipped with a niagneto and will develop 20 p. c. more than its rated horse power before lt leaves the factory. If yo_u look at all the good features of other engines and combine thern in one engine, you still would not have the equal of a Mogul Engine.
For further information and catalogs apply to your nearest
local agent. V
Look for our grand display of New Engines, 'l`hreshers,Feed
Grinders and Cream Separators at the Charlottetown Exhibition at our information Bureau in the Company’s Building onthe ground “Everybody Welcome."
34+ '~/L_ international Harvester 5+ _ ca. at caaaila, ua. _ *fr st.John,N.B. __ ”°‘“ _
Anti-Auto Association __
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Members of the Association and others interested will
take notice that the .following Candidates have signed our Pledge. _
4th District of Prince both Liberal fand Conservative. lst District Queen’s The Conservatives
2nd “ “ The Liberals 3rd “ “ both Liberal and Conservatives 4th
“ “ . The ?Conservatives and one
Liberal (Geo. Forbes)
3rd District of King’s Conservative (_J. A.1Dewar.) The Liberal Candidates for 1st District of Queen’s
Signed to allow them in Charlottetown and Summerside
onlyllVe trust they will receive your support as indicated by Voters Pledge Which is _HS f0ll0WS 1 `
We the undersigned pledge ourselves to vote for no
Candidate for our Local Legislature who is known to be in favor of the running of the Automobiles, and we shall require from such Candidate a _pledge that he will not__sup- port any Government that will refuse to appeal The Motor Vehicle Act of 19l3,” and re-enact the Act of 1907.
Anti-Auto Association _
2911-9-10Me2i.
SERVICE IN St. A)ban’s Churffh-
Sonris, ncxt Sunday at 11 and 7. HUV- D, Jones will ofllclate.
SERVICE IN (lhrist (‘hureli, Cherry
Valley next Sunday at 10.30 and 7. Mr. A. G. (7rIbb_ will oillciate.
HARTNEY' HA’LL.-There will be
Union service next Sunday ill llurtney llall at 7 p.ni. All are welcome.
SUPPORT' THE CANDIDATES
WHO SUPPORT THE MATHIESON GOVERNMENT THAT SECURED $100,000 SUBSIDY FOR ALL TIME.
IN HALIFAX. -Among the visitors
to Halifax tlils week from Charlotte- t.owii were Messrs W. Wa|Bh. W- U- tllllispic, K. Flettzller, G. Kelly, J. A. Solnllicrlllll and J. G. Wortll.
CLYDE RIVER.-'l`he Rev. A. A-
tlatcs will preach at Clyde Itlver on Suliliiilti, liltli Inst., at 3 p.m., to the -liicliilit-I'.< ot’ Ilumllton’ l..0.I.. Mein- bcrs ol' Sister Lodges cordially invited. All lsrcilircii will meet at the hall at 35.120 and parude to the chnrcli. _
POWNAL CIRCUIT.-Services next
Siiililiiy. llllh, will hc»l'owllzil at ll find 7. Millvleiv at 25.30. ltev. Mr lloilg- iltin, Iii' Vcrnoll River, will pren.cIl ut 1] (ill Pownal) and at 2.30 (ln Mill- vicw). but the regular pastor will prclii-li ill Pownal at 7. -
TEA ON MONDAY.-Afternoon tea
will bc si-rvcd on Monday next on th-e St. Jnlncs ’l`t:lll\iI-I t‘.oIIrt, which will be irpt-Il to the public during the after- noon. A ilziinty tea. zI.nIl irc cream will bc si-rvcd und nnyolle who wishes Ii good game of tennis and ii nice tea. is askcil t_o Iitlcnil. 2010
WELCOME VISITORS. -Aniong the
recent visitors to Vernon wcre:-Mrs. _lleiijnmin l»‘ui~IIiilInl'soii, Miss ldinma .Jt-nlriiis, Mt. llerbert. Miss Annie East- on, North Wiltshire, Allie and Hazel Mcl.c:iIi, I‘l_V‘le River. Miss Marguerite l\lt-lint-l\ei'n, Mt. Albioli, Samuel and Niro, illartiii, lligg.
STRICT CENSORSHIP. -By order
ol' thu t‘lIicl’ <‘.eil_~:or, Major t`lian1llcl‘S. Ottawa, ull lilail matter ziiltll-essotl t.o ilcivspiipiws t'rolil outsiilti (‘aIliitl:i is bi-ing cclisorritl. The Post. Muster has bi-.cn appoillteil censor for this l’rov- ince ---un excellent. Iirrtiligtulit-alll. which prcvifllls lliilieccssiiry delay ill llulitl- lilii.; the mails.
PATRIOTIC WORK.-'|`lIc icc crcunl
fi-stivul and sale of cundy :Ind drinks \vl|icli was hchl in New llaivt-II. ’I`uI=s- tiny, Scptclllllcr 7th. proved a graliil siici-csc Much cri-dit is Iluc thc laidics :intl gciltlciiiotl ot' New ilnven for tllc ninlllli-r ill which it wus coililiiclcil. '_l`lic pl'or-veils, which ulnoiilitcrl to $115, gli lo\\'aI'Iis thc Mitcllille (lun liliintl. .\li~ Angiis Z\lc|*liI\I», New Iluvcn, luis also I»t1lItt'ih`\ltt‘Il $5.
wHv Do ouR FISHER i=oLKs
Now cHANT A soNG As THE GREAT WHITE FLEET GAILY sTEAMs ALONG? wHv Do oun woRI<sI-IoI=s Now IVIERRILV RING AND JoL»Lv oLD FARMERS wHIs- TLE AND sINc.:/ 'Tis THE LIFE AND HoPE I=RosPERITv BRINGS. Eos IvIATHIEsoN's coV'IvIENT Is DDING THINGS: FOR MATHIE- soN's »c.oV'MENT Is DOING THINGS.
Now, wHo sHouLD wITHHoLD
TI-IEIR"‘FAIR IVIEED or PRAISE I=noIvIV__I_wEIvIBERs wHo ' HAVE sRoucH'r us HoPEI=uL DAvs;` wHo HAVE SERVED THEIR couN- TRY WELL AND TRUE. UNDER A LEADERSHIP STRAIGHT THRQIIGH AND THRouGHr r=RoM A Lo‘_VE of éouNTRv AcI-IIIivE- MENT SPRINGS-so, LoNG MAY THEV ALL sERVE sTILL DoINc. THINGS! sTILL DoING THINGII, sTILL DoING THINc.sl so, LoNG IvIAv THEV ALL sERVE sT|LL Do. ING THINGSI
PLEASANT SERVICE.-The \Vfllii-
:ins hlissitiliziry Aid Society, (‘llcrry Vnllcy, hqhl Itlloir ullnual IiIIiii\'I:rl»;al'y in the l‘hurcli on Sunday evciiiilg last. 'i‘lII-_ liuililini: was crowded, quite a liilinbf-.r were unable to gain adiuit- tailt~c_ The Rey. 'l`. W. Hodgson pro- siiloil. The followlllg pi'ogl‘Iinlnie which wasnt' ti high class order wus splcliilitlly ciirricil oilt. -V-llyliln, Jesus Sllllll |U’ll»1Il; l’r:iycr; llynin; (‘.horus; tilloir; lJucl_ Mrs. J. I). Joukllls, Miss l.:i\'iiIiall.oss; Solo, Miss Ross; (‘lloi‘us_ t‘lloir; .»\iltlrcs:-=, lhistor; ltccltiitioll, by tirni-c Jenliiiis; Follectioll; Solo, lllrs. (iault llliirrziy; QIIIIrt<-tic, l"rcrl and Ilet Ricllnrds, hliss Lnviiliu Ross, Mrs. J. ll. Jclihins; Solo, 'l‘. \V. I-lodg-_ soil; Chorus, Choir; .])uot, Mrs. W. J. ‘ Mcliliicllerli, fllet Riclirirtls; Ilelieillc- tion; “God Save' the Kink."
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Boys and Girls _STRONG -BOOTS
FOR SCHOOL
_ Never b_efore__have we had _ such a complete assortment
gf these goods. _Much time as been spent in selecting the very best values and you
will be pleased. V
Call In To-day
GIRLS’ BOOTS
$1.35 ' $2.25 _ 1.45 2.50 | 1.65 2.75 V 1.75 3.00 =
Boys' noors I
$1.75 $2.35 _L95 2.50 2.00 2.75
_ 2.25 3.00 CLEARANCE SALE OF TRUNKS and VALISES AT COST
M°_ffi§ & Sm. |
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iBig__l~*eat“uret§’Vrgi_gi_ra'i_n “With Som; “SPECIALS” Satur¢la_y_-
Patriotic British`Production ` ‘ Prince_ss`;.V:1-I_assa1i of Egypt "
“Two Little ~Britons’;’ I§~f2ii§§;§ii§pi.fVI»`;_. “THE
“waaiaa a cnapafaaa»"_ I
Edd. L y V. t . .dem LCB M tan! D( V I iv' » J - anlciBih,ii:nl$hodi;?lE:atu‘i'led_in TwoR¢i)e1s _ _ 2 _ _ _ of Screaming -Comedy . up ., ‘ f, ' if "' "-""“
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Wally Van. Cissy _Fitz-_Ge1‘ald Dug*-lid
» FEATUREDTN ' -
“Welcome t'o Bohemia” A ”°'*‘°”° _ __ _ _ »v,;ag.apn comedy __ ' _Monday __‘_‘The Broken Com.
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A snousi. To ENcLANo°s MENAcn"_ 1. _GAGE _ Full of Thrills and Grippihg Climaxes - ___V.=,* ~ ._-_,THE ‘ _
that will stir your Pat_‘riot'ism"‘to' the ‘W ' *.' O1' THE '
- Highest Piiéli- ._ VV 1 _ _ "
GOLDEN V
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Orchestra
Mr.. Calvert 'Pianist
' Mrs. McKenna Violinist
Mr. Turconi Drauihs
For hes' "Law
Canada’s Foremost
SUPPORT THE MEN WHO ARE
HELPING T0 REDUCE THE MORT- GAGE ON THE ISLAND.
DISCOUNT. _ People wlsliilis t0
save uioney should pay _their electric light_blll toduy and receive the dis- count. 2908 _
POLICE COURT. - 'l`liei'c was one
caso-a drutlk ut tho t‘ouI't yesterday niorliillg. A lille of $10 :ind costs was illiposctl.
RED CROSS SOCIETY POWNAL.-
Previously ackiiowleilgcil. ~""$3`-i0-43 l<‘Ill'tlIel' colitributltlns. Mrs' Wllllk* \Vootl, $1.00; l'l‘oI:t>etl.~I of lco crcalu social and linzniil' held ill l’owlIul ilall August 21st, $115.00. ’1`otIIl to flute. Sept. Till. $42lI5.4:l; Mrs. Janles Mc- Millan 1% his rolls.
THE HALIr-'Ax.-'rlii~ ss. llnlunx
is duo here this nlornlnI.: at ti o'clock with the following list of pzisseiigcrsz Mrs. W. J. Murphy, Mrs. A. G. Stod- dard, Miss ld. Wilkins, Mrs. A. P. Wil- son, (1, ll; Lewis. wlfo Iillil child, lil. l’. lloyllton, .lollii Keiitiiig, Mrs. A. l~‘rc.sl. Mrs. l<‘. (‘aInpbell, l\‘. J. Taylor. J. W. Mcllonahl. lI‘. Mcllinllcy, J. ll. Friiscr, Mrs. (‘. White and child, Mrs. (‘.. llisl land and two clilltlrcn, Miss ld. llrown, Mrs. Ii. Prince, R. (Y. l’rinco, Miss J. (iillis. W. Ll. llradfortl and wife, J. A. Morey, A. A. Richards. Mrs. Robert llolierty, Mrs. M. E. Dalton, (l. Hinds, l\'. ll. ltitcliie. Mrs. A. Mat-Aiiley, Dr. ll. I.. Weil, (leo. Wlliglllnall, G. I.. MII- sick, Jcllii Ilelinis und wife, A. illlodes, ll. Whitewiiy, Miss A. Mcllonald, Miss id. J. Ryan. "V '
WEDDING BELLS. -AV very pretty
wedding took place at the Mzilise, Belfast, August 25th, 1915, \vllcil Rev. J. W. McKenzie united' in the holy bonds ol matriniolly, Donald N. Buch- anan, Mt, lluehallan, :ind Miss (Torn L. Doiehcrty, (Yhnrry Valley. ’l`hc bride was very lleeollllllgly attiretl in a travelling suit of liluc clotll, anti zi blouse of white iilarqiiisette. She worn ii dainty black velvet hat und carried it bot|uI:t of bridtil roses. Both bride and groom were uiliitteliilcd. lmlncd- lately after the ccrenlony tho bridal piirly drove to the honic of thc grooln’s pnrcllts, Allen :intl Mrs. Biiclliiliull, where Ii rcceplioll was held. Tho bride and groom rcceivcil miilly valiiublc preselltn, sillistulltial cllcc|ues,' cut gliiss. and silver wiirc. Mr. und Mrs. llucllulluli :irc receiving the congratu- lations of their iii.iIly friends.
MEETING OF STERLING INSTI-
TUTE-On Tlilirsduy afternoon, Sept. 2nd, Mrs. Walter Simpson, President oi’ Sterling \Voinen's Institute held her annual lawn party for the nicmbersof thc Iiist_ltute_uliIl their friends, at her home “Poplar Sliade.” Buy View. The weatller was iilcal and there was a large attcIitlailce_ Prof. J. A. Clark und Prof. Milrphy. ot’ tho Depiirtuieiit of Agriciiltiirc. was present by reqilest, and iiililressed lilo members. Mr. 'Clark gave a continuation of his for- mcr :iddrcss on gurdeilliig ,especially the cultivation ui' tomatoes und sweet peas. Mr. Milrpliy spoke oil illnesses of flowers. piirticillnry those which iittlick such favorites as esters, penn-V les. etc. At. tho close of their addres- ses both gentlcnien vory kindly uns- wcred many uiicstiolls asked by the lnelnlicrs about the cultivation ol their own piirtlciilair plants and ilow- ers. Afternoon ten was served under thc shuilo trees near Mrs. _SIi}_ipson's lovely garderi' null I1 pleasant 'hour was spent. in l~oulllliI|.:. among tho flowers, Before leaving each of the nlcniliers wero_preseIlt.i~.d with ii beautiful b0Il~ quot by Mrs..Slnipson's little Ilullgllter. Elaine, bringing one oi' the best lllect- lngs 'of tho Instituto -to of close.-
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scoTcHI=oRT AND‘v|cINITv.-
Mr. and Mrs. John McBride, Sootcli- fort, drove t_o <‘.hm~lottetown"l‘uesday morning returning home the some evening. -Mrs. John McKenzie, Scot-
Mlss Mary M. McDonald of Clhnnrlottc-I town spent Tuesday visiting friends in Alllsary. -Mrs. Archibald McDon-
ald, Sourls West, spent a few days' visiting at hcr old homo in St. -All-_ Ilrews recently. -Mr. Joseph McBrldc.' Scotchfort, returned home Monday, after spending ii few days visiting ill Sarantum the gui-_st of Miss Mae Mc- Dounlil. -Wiliat might have'heen a more serious flro occurred at Mount Stewart I1 few dnys ago when a barn ht-longing to Mr. Wlnsloe Clark came near being burned tn the zrounil. ‘lt seems that some children had been
playing in the building and havln8 obtained miitchcs, and no realizing what they were doing, set fire to some pnper they got hold' of. Happily the llrc was noticed rind 'got under control before lt did much damage. l-lad lt not been noticed just when lt was, it is possible that th‘e barn and all itll contents. wlilch consisted of- amonx other things ofa new piano owned by
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had stored tliere for the _time being, would have been burllcd to the ground.
HARD AT IT.-Ono of the'boys in
Artillery at Otterpool. England, writ- i_ng to his parents in the city nlukes a ronipi1l'lson of the training received ill Erigliillil and that given them while in (lalinila. "Our old uiidsiimnler drills at tfliarlottetowll were just play, wlint we dill at Sydney when oil coast dllty. was Ii little better as il bl‘cuk- er-ill, :it Ilalifax wc worked Ii little nlore striiliiltiilsly, und lil ltlnglnnil it is work, work, work. But wo like lt. Tile boys are ull Iiriiwn and llliiscle and could go through anything now. We have had two reviews since wc czilno to Eilglallil. You should just see thc ililiilber of soldiers tllat lincd up Ilt ouch. You would wonder where they were kept. When hunting up ii fricnil Ii fellow has to do ‘sonic” tru.- velling for we are stutiolled ull over thc. country. There is ii big force here i'roili South Africa and anotllcr from Aiistrullo. iilid ` they were inspected with the tiiiliadiuiis. To give yoil some idea ot’ tho inspections: The ili- funtry, tzollsistilig, 1 ulldorstund of four ilivii-lions, :irc stationed in posi- tion first, then comes tho macllinc gun section oi' the 20th llaititlioll, their truii:~:pol't wnggolis, tleld kitchens, pack inulcs_and tlleiraecoutreiueiits. \\'c, the Artillery, consisting ol' a num- ber of units, collle next. :intl .to get to our positions we lia.vs_to»_tiikc ii lnarcli of eight miles. We have still to be illspcctedlly His Majesty and Kitich- I~.uel',,but that will he pretty s_o_oiiL We have ofllcers ‘instl'uctliig1Is_ who have bcoii at the frontp We _go't‘all'oi°tler to turn olit oil 0. nlnreh. and the first thing wc ruiiinto ts I1 bunch oi’ these oiliecrs, who watch 'the working ~nt' the Inen and tllcli give iustl'i1rtionl-i. Wo had one oiflccl' to-tiliy. Ii I.lellt;_- ('nlonel of the British Artillery, who had been at the front IIl'ld wn,s,.in lilo I-treat l'ctl'c_tit |`roiil Moiis. _Ile hail had only seven hours’ sleep in the_ ten days and it broke hlni nll'."up. ll"o,is what you would cull an olllcer. A llulli- ber of the :Ii'tilli»ry fclloivs. were to have gone tn Salisbury for gun prac- tice. llilt it has' been ptistlioncil, solno say oil accoiint of tho ilispcctlotl wliicll is conilng olT. Eacli sii]).gi-4;. tion has four giill-liiyclzs, and allioltg those to liavc gone ivero fnii15"i‘§|;m`(]_ I-rs, (‘. ’l`oo|nhs, W. ll. Dcwal', George Ilirch nlitl George ltobillsoll. 'l‘licy will still im at`lIir the inspectlnll. Just when I alll writing tllisllotter the. But- tery is clit into Ifo_iI,r~iln._v_< Iic¢Ip,n_.'rInit is w|lut_ you call work. We all like it i_i_nIl urc ill thc best ol' llcilllh."
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Word comes from `Ronlc that anoth-
er 1*; E. Islander has been -signally honored. This time _lt is Rev. Dr. _Nelly who is the recipient oi' the dis- tinction. Ile has just been oppoliited tri the highest <leRroe of pre-lacy, tlllit of I’rotlioIlIit_ory Apostolic, :in honor slinllur to that givcll his dlstlugulslicil :issoclnto III the Church Extension iliovemcllt, the Roy. Mgr. Burke. Ills tltlc llci‘i~after will be Ilt. Rev. Monsi- gnor Kelly. ~
’l‘hc honor conferred upon Dr..Ke1ly
was unsolicited and unexpected. Rome eollfcrs such honors solely because the recipient has earned them. Dr. Kolly is thc liiixllly-cnpnblo head ofthe Cut- hollc ltlxtcnsioli Society in the United States. auil, ll’ we mistake not, origin- ntcd the movement. He is doing n. .i:I~cnl_ dciil to promote the interests of thc (‘hiirch in that country. He is nl- so un author and speaker of more than continental reputation.
Monsignor Kelly is a Charlottetown
.lioy. n son of the late John Kelly who wus prominent in civic politics some yours ago and one of the best and most respected citizens. -He received
ills cnrly education In the Charlotte- town schools and St. Dunsta_n’s Col- lf‘I<c. Shortly after his ordination to thc priesthood he was placed ln charge of the parish of La Peer in thc State oi' Michigan. where.lie labored for several yours. l-le was there when thc Sprinlsh-American war broke out and was appointed chaplain to one oi’ Um-_lc Sam's regiments and saw ac- tlvo service. Some years ago ho was xippolntcd president of the Churcli ¥<‘xt_cnsIon movement in the United Sitntcs. and still occupies the posltlon. Ho visited his native city ii short time ago in company with Rev. Mgr. Hlirkc. :Ind has since Konoto Rome on t‘.hurt~h Extension business. In com mon with Monsignor Kell_v‘s many frlelidnin Charlottetown The Glltard- Ian extends heartlest congratulations upon the honor conferred.
` Miss Fanliio Newberry and which she'
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A CALL FROM THE TRENCHE5~ Who never take the stand ' V ' I
---- To lmillc might. for acause thsI.’s
Tile folloiviilg poem was received |-[gm I _ _- _ _,
by Miss (‘urric hlilrtlnier of this city And ba wmmyof their hmd
from her hl'otIie`l‘ Jnck now oil active T|,,_,ug|, me truest han" of Canada
service in i"I'1\Ilt'f‘. ll WHS C01-UI-*H395 Iluve siicl‘itlced_tlleIr all iv by the undersiglied. Tliey did not wlilt for urging
" Or ignore the Motl_ie_i;s_ cell A _ _
Here we are in I<`lanIlorS, ’l‘hey'iilIl not wait for influence ` l Allil lslilllll UUYS W9 11l`0 Or ellcoiirageinellt t0 go _‘ And In tieieiicc of ti fair home land gut Salim] away nt.V"u'n.@m-ly date ‘ We nlust silllel' lllaliy Ii scui' T0 glmro, tim Iiome lands wge There :irc soliic oi' us ill treilclles S0 19; gpg mid nl|_.lrg_g|~ p; silent (3311 I Allil sonic o|` us are dcutl [ai-0m..|1pn‘tliat liéler-sllull speak
There :irc otlicrs who are siiffei‘lIII‘.' And lend ri lmnd to the Motherland From Polsollolls gas or lend The iniirderers to Ilolciit I We left. our ilenl‘__0lIl Island ` I<"or we lo:-lt Ii. lot ol' eolnrtides lll nulllliers \'l'l'y slnall. Oil the bloody battlefield , Mid shot anti shes. our colurailcs fell lm; w(,'|| play uw game with mmhti llut they Ilidn’t get us all _ and innin And thosc ot' us that still relilnin, 'Pill our cruel foe shall yieldf ’ 'i‘hcil' gullulltly kllow well Signed KENNETH ;H. LACEY, ` And may (lcd grant us the privilege JOHN MORTIMER,
Oi’ their noble tleerls to tell, DAN MCDONALD. ' To wives and nlotlicrs left. behind JAMES FORD, ,' Who weep with drooping heads _ ARTHUR PHILLIPS. _» Or other frlcnds on P. IC. Isle _
Who inoiirll that full' lands dead. ::BIG INTERESTL- There ls nog lt was ilrst at far fuined Iialigeiniirek in-Iii-lo that you buy which yields such The tlulliulins niet their foe _ eiiorinoiis interest for a llttlp extra- And with Ililcqualled gullantry price 'us~t:lIlItlI'ch’s shoes. Tliere ist llczilt that defensive blow . Iieliloln ii dll`1`creiice oi' nlore than I1. Tlloiigli greatly oiitiiillllbored qiiuter- even in large sizes neverf And poisnncd by sllrllrlsc _ over u._llI.iI1' dollars; ,and that trifling They quickly rostoretl tllolllsclves il'lfl`ci'ni'lIio"often nlealls THREE Oil Anil to meet their foe did rlsai _I-‘OUR TIMES Tl-IE WEAR you Their stccl to stccl and sit-engll to would g'Tit"ll“on'i thc hi1lf"slloddy silos.” V' strength. _ _ f CIIOSBYS “YOUNG . CANADA" Ullfliilcliiligly did _oppose School Slices are all absolutely solid ' Anil calluly though in very hell . multi -'i_R>c\it~‘-yoiir slroe bill in two"if f They ulieeketl- uliniin,ibci;ed foes yti`i.\;,%iLy‘ii§lieftn_*vVfi_itfllg inonog/,onithe
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price HALIFAX EXHIBITION. `
'I`hey are lierocs to it man _ *_ _ .I-
'l‘hcrc are lovelyj spots iii Flulltiers . ~- 3" ‘_ 8;15_~ _. - n \Vhich nlakn your minds nyc diize ' - _ e-pg »_;- _,. _»-<.- Ivor Ii cross ill slcllen tIills<you _ _ `3pE¢|'}\|_ |:p;RE3_| 'I "
ills It bold (`u1ladlan"s grave I via .V\nIl when you think ol those fair QANADMN ;_"¢'0\"/ERNMgNT RA||_.`
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Who have spent their might and nlniil _ 3 _ _ _ 3 l`l\f‘l1‘ Braves cry 0llt~i_n cliorus _ _ Itound t.rlp_tlckot_s will be sold. plus |.ct our death be not in Valli 25., fo,-'m1m|`,aSim, coupon 7,-'om up sm. fic lui _ve -sells of l‘V=1I\=IIl=i . lions in Prince Eilwurduslnnil first l.et your sword ill splcndoiir gleam `¢€1n_q,<~, (mg wav fare, good going Sept `l`i-H vein I<ir=I=1i' Se fm' uwfw V 7 to in, inclusive, good for return un- Wllerc thc foc is ni-vcr seen' ill Sept. 17t‘h. _
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Safe froliibattlo anti from 'strife I t?I'in, ’I‘li;lili;ll, iF,.:;‘e:.se_ Who simply doli Ii uniforln North Wiltshire and stations inclus_ And milf* U19 “0|‘ll9l`H “I0 _-ji; '__ _ V ive, ulso Murray Harbor Brunch, Sept. There are otlicrs in the honle guard 7, returning Sept. ll), and from Bed- 'l`ll011Hll true soldiers in the heart .I'crd, Sourls. Ellnira, Montague, Geo- But for rc-in-iolis iinavoldiibls rgetown-and stations inclusive, going They cannot well depart. Sept, 8, rstumlng Sepp 10; » There are otliers in their hnppy I_\'or ptirticulars seo small bills. _
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Bargains |ii<l\i@Iiifi°ii Ar MILLER
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1 _BELL PIANO, hight four feet, 6 1-3 Octaves,.dark case;
in fine shape. $110.00
1 -BELL PIANO, hight f_our feet seven inches.`dark case
7 1-3 octaves, a beautiful and good toned instrument. Only .......
1 VOSE & SONS PIANO, hight four feet eight inches,
7 1-3 octaves, dark case a nice looking piano in good shape. Ohly, .........L.....................$160.00
1 KARN PIANO, slightly used, height four feet, eight inches
walnut case. This piano is as good as new. Only, $180.00 3 SQUARE_ PIANOS. _ Will sell at $50.00 each.
2 N*EW HOME MANUFACTURING SEWING MACHINE
The _world’s greatest sewing machine, regular price $60.00. _ Thisf-week, only $35.00 each. _V
6 SECOND HAND ORGANS which have' been thoroughly repaired Inside and out, 'from $20.00 up. ` I
Have you aaenfrhe PATHE Disc PHONOGRAPH,
sapphire point, does away with the use ot needles. Can be
made to sound soft or loud as required. Price ‘$21.00.
When at the Exhibition, call and see the genuine
BARGAINS. If you do not want anything yourself, tell your neighbor what you saw in bargains \\,
` AT MILLER BROS.
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