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THURSDAY JULY1*-1”* 1 mil me ' - .: , A SHE FARES BEST WHO Sll0PS__ EARLIES

,was ` Government. Things are prosperous now

mt next norm. suction. I

dlnolved in lilli by the Laurier

lin Canada, and yet the shadow of oom-

There are persistent rumors that a

fu distant,and there are also partial con. tradictions of any such intention on th

mercial depression is creeping over other lands and probahly may come our wa!-

gsnerai election for the Dominion is not Them

times are not likely to he more pxopitious

° a year hence than they are now an'l ma!

is nothing to gain by waiting; the

part of those in power. There were many be ,"8 sa. It ,S ln A Rouen] "Y ‘ “ood

reports last year that an election was

time to appeal to the people, and that is

then near. Some actual preparations 'hy ,nm Guudhn looks nm, “election

were made, campaign literature was sent

this

year, probably before the snow

out and friends of the Government mem ~»~~-=

were wamed to he ready. But the election did not come. It is a year later now, which makes agood deal of dil1er~

ence. And Hon. Senator Thompson. who is a strong Liberal and cloee friend oi the party leaders said the other dav in England that "the Canadian elections will be over before November."

The present Pariiamen: was elected

on November 7. 1930 and hence the five

years term will not expire until November

of next year. But four years comes nearer

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The larner Fund still continues 'o

grow and many are taking a deep interer

to man. Contributions are sti

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the average of our parliamentary terms oomlngln gradually. Ailttlixeip will b~

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than Eve years. There have been nine U’

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general elections within the past thirty seven years. No Government likes to run too close to the legal expiry of Parliament for fear of being forced no take the else-

election till the close of the Parliamentary

unfavorable. Sir John Macdonald did so Capt, Finlayson in 1872 and came back with but six majo - J ity. The following year he was forced to C

resign. Alexander Mackenzie gave him-

bnt four months margin when he appealed to the country and was beaten by a two thirds majorlty.Sir Charles Tupper ran out

the full term in 1896 and was defeated if,

in securing the carriage for the unfortu

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preolated and do m toward- longing the life of a fellow man The following are the contributions.

Previously acknowledged U44-50

Russell Hogg I-0 By mail without name 2 00

Lion at an unfavorable moment. H’szory Dr Bunch.”

shows that in the three instances where A

the Government of the day kept back the A _

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Friend 1 -00 Little Boy ~ 2-5

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R Dean, Chicago Friend

H McKenzie. Lot 48 D Rankin

Total $59~75~

COMFORT FDR OLD PEOPLE.

Much of the suffering of the aged is due the kidney derangements which lead DD

is lu ba o and body

ckache,rheumat m m

at the polls. prius. Dr. Chase’s Kidney-lgiver Pills

th

it is all very well to say that the

Cabinet has not considered the question.

ing comfort to the old folks by keeping e kidneys healthy and actlye, an so

eliminating from the body the DOISUUOUS W

aste matter which causes pains, aches

’1hat only means that Ilt has not been and fatal disease.

SNAP FOR

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10 doz. Ladies' Kid Gloves, (black) sizes 6%

to 7%, new goods (ali guaranteed) $1.35

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The followlig is a partial lil of the

Homeoomers who arrived Tu ay aight by S. S. Northumberland at Summereide Adrian Douoette, Water-wwn,llaas

Andrew Gallant, Boawll

Miss Alioe MoCarvey, Lynn Maggie MqDonald,_Bedford, M/asa Robert A Banks, Somerville

Mrs Henry Byudman, S|Framingham

J D and Mrs McGregor, Cambridge Fred and Mn Many, Shoughton,Mass. Mrs W A llolieod. Medfmd, Maas

i-1 R and Mn Bowers, Allston, Mass

Chas L Daugherty

W T Moore, Charlottetown, P E 1

Ada Thomtan, Boston I `

Mary Thornton. Baton Mrs Granville Walker, Dorehent¢r,Mass Mrs John Hume, New Bedford, lbss

Walter Millman, Boston Mrs Maloney and two daughters, Noburn, Mans , Mrs E England, Cambridge

Harry Smith, Taunton, Mass

Mrs A D Peek, Brighton, Mase Mrs Newton Strong, Roxbury

Miss Nettie M Ling, Jamaica Plain

John 1) McKay, Boston `

Mrs Albert A Walker, Jamaica Plain

G F|Coghlan, Dorchester, Mase

Annie Higgins, Kensington Mrs Jas Arsenanlt and child, Adams-

ville, NIB

David Warren, New Bedford, Mass Miss Sophia Cosgrove, Providence, Rl Mrs Hunter, Newtonvllle

Mrs Geo A Leard, West Somerville Miss Mary Mclnnis, Charlestown, Mass Mrs Cecil Riopei, Montreal Mrs JasiC McKenzie, Romford Falis,liie G A Gillman, Boston

A G Cummings, Boston

Mrs F J Hynes, Fart Augustus

J H Mulooey, Somerville

John Mc-Man us, Jersey City, N Y

J D White, Romford Falls, Me

Mrs F_G Winnoti, Randolph, Mass Mrs Albert H Holbrook. Randolph Miss Jennie N Baxter, Lawrence, Mass Mrs Wm Shaw, Boston

Mrs Morrison, Nedick, Mass

| 'Joseph Nicholson, Boston

SUPREME COURT.

'g lu the[Supreme Court yesterday in the case of E|Wheatley versus the Fursees, Withy S S Company, the case was given to the july at 3 o`clock. The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff for $1250. McLean and McKinnon for the plaintiff; McLeod and Bentley for defen- dants.

Henry F Coombs versus Robert Fennell.

action of damages was then taken up' and isistlll before thelCcn1t.

To cure a headache in ten minutes use

Kumfort Headache Powders.

SPECIAL NOTICES.

For bargains in hay carriers, hay forks,

pulleys, rope, harness and carriages of all kinds, call at our show rooms. Our motto is "large sales and small profits." A

for ° Horne 81 Co. 14 d 1 w

Fit-to-wear underwear for hot weather

8 doz. dark and medium tan guaranteed %p_c_c,,samp,,s_,,gmand w°,___m_

loves sizes 6to "lf re ular 1.1 for oc r

g ’ 1 /2 ' g $ 5 7 p We still have some special carriages in

Paton dc Co. 'id tf

solid rubber cushion and pneumatic tiles

2 Baskets of black and cardinal cashmere ,,,,d,,,,,.ge ,.,,,,,,,, cf mad ,,,g,,,,,.,

buggies,jump sears phaetons, surreys,

Hosev all Sizes; to Clear at 25C Pr mikados, traps and light and heavy

2 doz. Ladies’ Fancy Muslim Waists, $1.20

for V

25c

10 only white Pique Underskirts, $2.40 for $1.00

Lot Ci1ildren’s Muslin and

to $1.10, for

Linen Hoods up

29c

L0t Ladies' Leather Belts up to 3oc, for 15c

50 pieces elegant Dress Muslins at big cuts

in prices.

10 ends Muslin, all colors, Ioc at 7c yd

12 ends all diilerent patterns, rzc Muslims at 80 yd

1 6 ends Dress Muslins,16c for 11c yd

22 ends Dress Muslins, fancy stripe 16c for Irc yd All Muslins mecerized finish, 22c for 15c yd

Also an elegant showing of American Zepher

ginghams at greatly:reduced prices.

Buy today,

it will pay.

Prowse

The Wonderful Cheap Men.

Bros.,

carriage harness which we are selling at l/oweet prices and on terms to suit our customers.-A Horne & Co. 14 d iw

Souvenirs of P. E. Island-A large stock

of new Souvenir Books 25 and 50 cents each. $150.00 worth of new Souvenirs and P. E. I. Crest ware just opened at Carte|`s Bookstore. 12 d IW

-The greatest event in the west will

be the Grand Tea at Coleman station on July 27. For a first class outing this will be your chance. Remember July 27th. 14 d 2| W li.

-Everybody is wanted at the St. James’

S S Picnic at West River today.

Root Beer Extracts,

,Essence of Spruce,

Lemonade Powder,

Lime Juice,

Ginger Cordlai,

Kicmms iabltts,

and other requirements needed just now.

Best ice cold, well flavored

Sods in the city at

A. W.Rcddln. Pl1m.B.

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Every department is clamoring for representation, but

as a matter of fact, we can’t begin to do them justice gn

yourself and judge of the many attractions in person. We

think you can save money by coming here. Try I

White and colored Linen Outing Hats, marked

38c for

V515 R paper-really the most satisfactory thing to do is to come

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2 5c each

Boys' Cloth Caps worth up to 75c, for 25;; ¢a¢h

Men's Cloth Caps worth upto 75c, for 25¢ each Mens’ Braces worth 15c,f for

Men’s Black Cotton Socks worth 18c, for

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Men s Summer Underwear, special value per suit

zoc each

12C each

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Men’s F me Balbriggan Underwear special value

per suit ‘L 20

5 Pieces Fancy Dress Muslin marked zoc, for

2 Pieces Fancy Dress Muslin marked 3oc, for

2 Pieces Black and White Dress Muslin niarked

2 5c, for

15c yard

15c yard

15c yard

1 Pigce Fancy Mercerized Lawns marked 3oc,`

or

2 Dozen Ready-to-Wear Hats

6 Lddies’ Cotton Wrappers

Children's White Lawn Sun Hats

Basket full of Chi1dreu’s Tan Hose

Basket full Children’s Plaid Hose

Ladies’ Black Cotton Hose “Special” ' 12C pair Special value Cashmere Hose

Fancy stitched Cotton Hose, “special”

Basket of ladies’ Silk Gloves per pair, “special” 6 ladies’ Linen Coats, marked $1. 50, now 2 5c each 4 dozen Shirtwaists Half Price

8 pairs slightly soiled Lace Curtains Half Price

Colored Silk Collar Forms, marked zoc, now loc each

15c yard

Half Price

Half Price

Half Price Half Price

Half Price

2 5c pair 28c pair

2 5c pair

Olympic Collaring, marked 25c for ` me

20 pieces Muslin, special price 10¢ yard

3 pieces fancy Voile Dress Goods, marked 65c,

for ~ 45 C

3 pieces striped Voile Dress Goods, marked

48C, for 35°

Basket full of Applique reduced to 7c yard 7 5c Pairs of Corsets, all sizes Half Price

3 yards Towelling for 9C Latest Style Silk Bows, “Special” goc each

Men’s§Pants reduced to 7 5¢ Pair

NEW GOODS BY EXPRESS.

New Dress Skirts-very latest styles in light grey

cloth, trinimed with colored piping and brass buttons.

New Four-in-hand Shirtwaist Scarfs, new `Belts, new

Shirtwpists Setts, new fancy Hat Pins, Silk Waists, etc.

Moda Roady-made Clothing at big

Discounts.

Boys’ Ready-made Clothing at big

discounts.

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