'f , l ' . i’--___-*_-';‘;l1-'»`l‘-_ _ __ _ _ =-wi 1 -we 1--i'~r»--is 0 ceirrocmrowne sin

1aN__.,,____ r:s=r_ef_-m- i 1

°‘»%

';x..vn.1-~ _ _.L_ _,f ,_ .' ' ' ‘ ML _ -‘ - ‘_ .'- ` ~"""*'g 1'* .l - ~ ». ,,.

iw*-\fr‘ n -‘ '

-.-_ ‘- ':-~ _ . ul ‘ - _ " . _ /-’ _ D ' -slr 1 In 'lvulirz-over the Pnl-lic sc. ~ _ _ _ _ _ . opuutllrellrfiilig the Prohibition Ash -1 __ _ -' '§"_<(' _- ~""`,"Tf"""j"'_`."I`I'"`f`f."`jTT"` T --',;""-5""-" '"""` """'"""""

I~‘__fiud f-DOH ill! Paid to _Magistrates

- - sad rrswgilivff the sum ci sa.0si.4e.' _ Mlowfps lsportlon-ot the sf,

tome! - Cinderella -salary, 9250.00,

_ the sumwould be $8,312.48. Allowing

ai reduction -for flux to the Govern. ment-0| » _'BY ‘5 .00, this would

leavd no less than $2800.00 as. a

yim-ly expenditure 'for the 'protection

~ the Publis twelve esefinez the 'illegal - sdle_~of- liquor. The question at pres.

edt' is, ‘what protection are the public

__ » x¢ti=iss._i°r -this yearl-y__ers_endl¢nre 'r

-`f.~` .'11 W Bl' “WW _llilei n ` $199 __0<_>x'l1r\¢ll¢°.s!l_\i1t_`s tilts ine; - _Y _ Iawfhf rflfhtfftoomiifiggdlggl]

_ for 'bgverage pin-.uoses under the

~ L -~-_¢>».>;»»»'=~‘e'l~i=~».-'~@-‘.f_1¢=fias-‘--»1- -ue

`_ ' _ _~`.l£ii%»'lJ<li\0i‘ -can ba/sold ’ in ¢I“§"p¥D6_fl’I‘_U_|U‘ é-lIld'dfl|_l\_i*gn. umuisd' crime.-.will as 'everi be the re ‘_ \\ll|'U.'~‘\1ll’t"tl\l_l‘Privy_ 'Council gave tue

provinces their provincial rights, 'po that the _Scott Act and Prohibition Act are not ultra vircs 'of the consti-

'- tution. This province then can du-

bsr the sale, but not the importa-

- tion. ' -

What _Sir Wilfred Laurier promised to give, but felled to do, a. prollfbi. tory. act for- the Dominion. _has left

_ us,in the above position, except that

_ws may clafm thé right _given to the scott Ari. Counties, egeinse the ini- Purtatlon. The temperance organi-

' 'nations did their best to obtain this

law-_ but hs.-ve failed w-ith the Laurier

‘_ Government' and it is now up to

them to appeal to the Borden Gov- -ernment ‘to "obtain our provincial

_ right in this respect against its im- .. ‘purf.l.tlon._ __ ' _ ' 1- __ __ 44 lg*-llePi$.\1§ln¢is-_ct 7-melon; drunk. _Br ._ Btsfniicd- by.-the authority ofthe _-`DQ'!“__i"l0“' (3i0l`/cililment by raising a -‘rtvenue from-if, is to-continue, as n l _ matter yi fact they nie responsible ' for the continuance of criminal ln.

stincts and the propagation of dew.

-» ncrates,and if it is to be the policyof

the Borden Government to gain o sumo in the sea defcncc el the nin- pire. then in tile name of all that's 10511. Why shou'ld -not ourpeople rs ' protected against the hcilhound Breed of the manufacturers of alco- hol ?--At -the present time one people are complaining that there is e large amount of drunkkenness, that ho can send to the other provinces lo case ofliquor without let or ll' - tance, that the .prosecutors are t dvips their duty. that there lend 'cer-

" tsin'am'ount"of indifference to"" the

better interests of the public nt our locifll Kmhvrfngs, while men in auth-

- vrlfy have been bracing about being

lil Sympathy with the t erence re-'

- orm are among the first to violate _ the laws which i/hey have"made, not

only for their own ind_s1gence'bn1; to gain and hold the reins of power.We

__ have had this moel_c“eympathy from _ thc House of Liohis down to ghd '_ _lnyeiivst town Council in G-ansda.shd ` hviirst msn arq._tired of it.

The odltor_,gf1'the Guardian was

gl_l_t_when he' said : "It is not woi-d,_ _ 1ii9_l`ii\ll.'nel‘lnone, and-prayers, (sl. .'_-“?i‘.._‘ai’.il*?.- ._.°`* -W0” by prayers) but du _s _,.examl>le. The burden -of - l51'0t the public interest in this

~__ matter lies with the governmens and

'félimlolmfillils who _are Paid for oing `i . is standing upon their dignity

' Whiting for information, and it is all __ lnloonshine for Premier Mathieson to - demand that we hunt up information fior him and his officials. .- "1'_he work of the temperance organi- zation is to educate thc public und where possible ic series in the nc-

_~ cuirement of legislation, and are puy'. ' me ten times yearly more u-nn ure ‘ golerument is doing to the no-loop

of these institutions. Practically

-_ Speaking there is hilt one party in _ this province, that is the remnant

from the tail end of both pa;-tial They advertise by pass words,"'Como

_ .ye-~tbat»-thirst, we have the power

andrthe- money. you set’ our price." T0 my mind' the men whg gain their

_ elections in this way are no hotter

than sneak thievesgand the -men who violate the law and destroy the liap_

_- py- relations of families are no hotter,

sud yet this is the tell cnd inet ns-

_ pires to govcrnthe people oi mis _llrovincei - _ . _

l'f.`H. M DONA .

Summerslds. c LD-

' lN MEMORIAM.

,._ _

}/,Jett Brookfield on Monday the _:-_znd . lily alter n lingering illness, which

‘I9 \J0\'8 W_i_l§i! Christian patience and ‘resignation to the _Divine will, Alex- Glider-`MacDona'lrl, in the 56th year of 5; his use l»eeeed_ ewsy. He\w.ie rn-.cs

belqved and respected by all who lil" him- A seed neighbour, -n lrlnd

hushand and father, and

lived si

mourn ii

three and

a o one

al,

leaves

Dll_A’i'H|0I P..-B. ISLAND MAN.

_ _“ .~ _“&,-___¢..' 'H _

this what new was s son of

| '1 »ons-l-mccni ,cr were ben. le- . .s_sdi\lis_;h::£sis|s;\hCshh mes:

*_* '. fi? .- ,,-,- _

`~r"_ _ 3*"

ri -.f

, _

_.v-3`

4”"

FFFFSFWS

_ _,___

Dr. J. C. Ballem Bedeque, 1-'.E.1

ewes?

Cormier, Moncton. `

J. Eddington, Moncton.

‘Miss N. H. Spaulding, Connecticut-

Miss M. i'-roney, Boston;

Mrs. H. J. Stes/ves, New York; Mrs: H, J. Redmond, New York;

J. Cannon. Pownal;

A. D.' Walkrr, Amherst, N. B.;

Wallace Pierce, Kingsboro;

BORN _

MORRIS-On Aug. 9th, 2912, at the

Methbddst parsonage, Kensington,

to Rev. George and Mrs. Morris a son.

MARRIED

s'l‘siw.i;a'1'fo1m.ls-Az tlni..r_e»ld8nce 'of- ths§_ bride’s. motlier,--Grsnd~ View, Wednesday, August 7th, 1912, hy Rav. D. B. McLeod, M.A., in the presence of a few near friends, Scott Bltewart- of Charlottetown and Miss Minnie Jean Gillis cl Grand view. -

DIED '

_IBVING-At _Cherry Vplley, at__‘7s00 1|..- -in., Aug. 10, 1912, Mrs. Philip Irv- ing. Funeral Monday at 2o'clock from her home to Orwell cemetery.

MeALEl9‘R-At 290 Fitzroy Bt, Char- lottetown, on Aug. 11, 1912, Michael MoAleer, aged 70 years. Funeral no- tice later.

‘ STILL PARLEYING.

__-_

- (Osnadian Press.)

OORINTO, Nicaragua. Aug. 10--

The peace overturbs between the gov- ernment and General I-Iona are still under considerations _ ` ' ~--nv------l- ' 9 COMMIBBIQN -_FOR HOUSING '- s PROBLEM IN 'roaolvrol

need is for ire- accommodation.

,.`__,..,.,...,,...,.........~.,.,.~...~c~c.»~.»c~cv~»~»»»

part in his

country against

‘ hs.

'-Wu. -Ritchie, Charlottetown, wswsl, Pl_lllvge¢\ rst\ll‘ullis_h1- i’-iw '_Nor_th'unr\nrland_ Saturday evening ‘ironrthe mainland.

_‘f The echoonms Ilinfetta and Johan-

`n_s arrivlil at Charlottetown' Satur- day with 500 tons of hard coal for

-l°:.e2r'°s.:."-"‘@i%°'“ '"-*°'

songers, express, mail and freight and

A special meeting of the Charlotte

question of a substitute will be coo

_ In the absence from Charlottetown

marked ability in the presentation o

His text was from John 1:29, “Be

Island, New Zealand 'i svisitin

ing a tour of the world. He cami out via. England and this is his firsl trip t0 the Ml-ritime Provinces. » For dearly fifty y0Bl‘B he‘has been 9, pro tninent and successful sheep farmer ir

active work, although he still holdi

VY _

rad a very enjoyable trip,snd wil save the Island on- Monday. I-le ssyl that our province reminds him mor. of England than any other country hr has been in. The gentle, undulating surface, the well tilled fields and ii

any _places me well kept farm

Equus are elbisuggestive of the ol. country. When` be leaves- heri today, he will carry away pleasaui recollections of his trip. St. John, Boston, Montreal, Winnipeg and oth cr cities will be visited by him. Ai Vancouver he will board one of thi New Zealand steamers for his home ward journey, _

in September it is intended

Patriotic Celebration in

Institu-

BOII tl func

ons e tions been

made

issued

and songs

miller, who shout ms.

ther! hc

Q _

- -‘Itmsn to bums this province _ '

_ ,_ ‘_ ;,»----- » _ is visiting Mrs. John Boss, Grafton

--llrs 0nth‘bert_lic1ieod.Freueb River,

Bt., Charlottetown. `

_(Sept. '.l'!.,~ G.,.Tsylor, Charlottetown, was a passenger returning- by the

_ ` ._ -r--- _ ' -_ _Northumberland Saturday evenlngu

; Wlelthl Guardian News phone 13d is reported busy, after 6 p m o.

_ -- . _ . ., p

.Au mm” mr Asgmmtton CW ~0. Lyons 1 Co. - . trons should ask for 133-I. -

.G to li tt ‘ ' - -' '

;';°°t5,°°§§f,,_'“ °“_ “ “*;‘_'§“2§’§’m‘,“ any end James .srow,__ charlotte- - Mrs. Nelson Orr. _ol New 'Glasgow

_-_ ,______.___, _ ' town, who 'were voicing in pay gl left Saturday afternoon to visit ber

_ ` Islands Newfoundland, returned by sill-sr M11 Geo Arthur. Mt Hcre.

._. -1-|{}_'|[[. ,-MH|_lm_§ .§.'.‘;_.¥i°_»*‘-“.=°°_°"°"° smile'-.__°"'{‘f -~n.;.,.__e_.l._,.l..., ;....';l.,.. _._e.:i...-..

` _ 1- .~. r...,'>;.»_--_-.-c.-... r:.»...-' l.” _. ing his rild___li0'ms it Noriiiv li-iistito.,

,“"“'__ ._______,_ _ ____ yu” 3,1; Magnum, lottetowlg he,e1léft‘oli ‘return to his-j,liome 'in

Durango, Uolorndo. It -isrforty-years sinc Mr Bernard first'left this Pro'

_---c ` I 78 . on. will spend, ° _‘ . _ _`

-_ ~- ' » '- _--gwcogfmlgolldnyg og Be_d|`m_;. gh," _viace sud this is his second visit,_he

T. B. Cooke, Stfihtford. _ ‘guest ol hs; ii-loadpgga J”.|°_Q|uk._ having visited' here -twenty-five yearv

C. Jones, Middle Town. .___ . " _ __" ago. Un -lilly 6th all his brothers A- _Hillfli Hlllfill-' -Mrs. Black of Bodeque and ' ul" end sistei'B_ residing here assembled

Cououghtcn, Montreal. ‘ ,Mary LeP:ge of Winnipeg, who novo with him at__ the old home, Oliver -I. McD_ougaid, St. John. I 'been visitl g in Uharlqttdtown re- M. Bernsrd'B. N0"-_li BUBU00. Wl1°l'° W. Bonnelf, Peterboro, Ont. turned to the former's home in Be~ they had s very hnDPY family re-

E. Clark, Syhney, N. B, -idcqlle Saturday. ' _ .unlon. '

O. Torrens,'Monctoa. . ._ - 1 . -_-- . _ _ . . _-- _ .

Ellsworth, Sour-ig, Attention- ie called to the -ad. re "The newly 'formed Georgetown

A. s. cor, scnris, ' suction snle ci lnrniture which takes Hosting Assvciai-i_0n ls .nuttius vu. W. H. Prowse, Murray Harbor. Pierce Monday. Alig. 12, at-11-o'cioek |01' Allgillii 19111. Wllllli DW'-'°i3°B_ 30 M. Forbes, Port Vernon. " in the foreuoen at the residence of be the largest and best re§6U»B Bl/BP Mrs. Cook, Steilsrton. ` ' Miss Phillips, 96 Hillsboro St. See |1214 in Wil Di`0V|l10°- Thi’ A59°°iH‘ A- W- (H085. Montr al. I _classified column. tion has offered for competition n W. H. Angus, '1‘oronto_.__ ' -r handsome silver trophy-thc race _.for w_ p_ 13|-may, gg John, N_ By., Patrick _McGrath, Queen Street, for- this cup is open to the Maritllne 0. H-. Hickitlan, Dorchester. .f molly of- Lot 65, was seised with an Provinces, 'Besides this there are H_ w_ p¢1,,_`,e,-_ Mpnu-e§|_ __- attack of paralysis yesterday after- three other motor boat races, rowing -I-_ McG,,i,.e_ SL _y'¢hn_ _ _ - noon._ His condition is critical but is races, a canoe _rncc, _tub race, swim- ‘ L. Young, Hamlltbn, Ont, ii ll|°B§iil8 to learn that he was re- ming races, greasy po'-c competition |

l W. Burnett., Bt, John. l>0rted -ldast evening to be somewhat as well as all* kinds- of anluscminte il

lm rovc . ` - ' -

for the young pi-_olllc_inrludln'g Mrrly go-round, Bowling Al cy, ‘African

_ QIDEEN. lThe many friends of Bergent .loser-h Dodger." etc. The Trustees of the t

‘ --- Garter cf the Charlottetown Police famous Hudson Cup intend putting ji

,ef - _ force. will regret to learn that he i- on the-r sailing- rece in the harbor

J'_B'_G““d°e'_ Mi°°°“°ht°' I ill. Sergeant Bradley took ls'gt.i,‘n|- this day as an addft'ono.l'attraction. 1 '*°°l5°lB&"'”“"' Mm' "B ' t_er's turn on duty yesterday. Om- .lil the speedboats and cxpctswln- 8

J' W' 51"' C“l°d°“1“' N' B' drunk, Frank Power, was locate. ners in the Pro ini-.c _site _entered ln

r - ' ` ` ,

“;;lll:§:» I;3g“~_s 'vmag`°' 1' ' ---- . _|etliors from how Glasgow and i‘ic. _ _ I th d _ _ _ _

. _ , m . The advertisement re auction oi tou, N. S. will take lart in the lun. WWF. Krliirilld Oi UFMGU 0 UF "T I ' Y k R d ' Ilvg- M“mn°- SL P°t°"5- nirniture, at the residence of `Mies fl thoroughly* capablelcommittee har ‘Di the H1 Billie! 0| SL Jvhli 01 JM' S y li- H- Camebeil- Ch“i'l°°t°'=°W“- Philips. ss Hillsborough si whllh .ll arrangements ln charge end senlcrn end ladle-s Mount sc. steph- J. D. Taylor, Toronto. appeared in the Morning Guardian o- lverything has been attended io, gg. in, Tillcry, llrummond, Mrs. Sami

.,.Ml`S- MBPUD- UNCBSD- Friday and Saturday last as "y insure a big' day's sport. Special

Mi” Milftlllr CMCBEU- I o'cIock afternoon." should have read 'fares are offered from all points nn.i Of G"“°°-C _

M158 A- W- Ti1BY!\'» NUW Y0|'k City- ."ll oiclock. iorenoon." It appears arrangements have been , made'for a Miss E- F. DBWBOII. NGW Y(-Wk Ciiiv-' correct ln today's issue. ‘special rate on all boats taking part

4 "l‘. -T. 5f»€6\i€B. MODCWU- --~ _ fin the day’s competition. Watch-for

H- C0185. M0i1°t011-' = Saturday the Northumberland lefl ‘the big ad containing further par- -C. Cummdnge, Moncton. (ibm-lottotown ot 3.30 o,m_ lor pic ticulars of this Monster Regatta-the

H. Gillespie, Moncton. goo with pd,-,g¢ngerg_ mai|_ uppers- biggest day's sport' of its kind that _

Graham Sweetman, Moncton. ,dd fi-eight, and M,-1.,-gd at 13' "oem .hae ever been attempted in this “wck '“ "M "_°r'“’"_’“ “nd °“8"°'f" 'de' A_ Cochrane’ Monctom sh” le" again at L50 D_m_ with ps* ‘pmvincm _ vator on Aulxust :Ind nearly L,000,_

MCDOHHW- M0'“°t°“° arrived at 8.20 p.m. She leaves to "You need n 800<l tnlcum powder 'corresponding date last year' McLellan. Mcncton- day at 8.20 a.m. for Picton, return- $0 Hllevlilfe U19 <1iSc0mi0l"i.s caused I.. Footnisn, Moncton. ing at nlglm - -y the hot wer_t.he`r and' there is none

better than our 'Violet Dlllce or Trail- .ng Arbutus talcum powders -both of

REVERE. town School Board, called to -llllelldid qualities and one recommen-

-1- _ consider a telegram » from Ewen ded and endorsed by all users. Call

Stewart, now in Vancouver, Super- in and see these -ou will 'find them of

\'-5€0- M0l'i'iS0l1. Bl‘HdBlbi1l1B- visor of City Schools and Secretary superior quality. The McKinnon Drug Petrick"H0gBll. Brisf-UL of the School Board asking for e Co.. corner Great George and Kent Andrew Sutherland. - ' ~ leave of absence forione year -was' Ste. _ '_ _ _ _ 3-7 Mtg Anzus and Mrs. McKenzie. Melville. held securdsyniierncon. 'rue reg-reel ' 1 "Eff ` 'l -A. McK nzie and wife. Melville; was granted and the Board adiourned :rBuqtaill. _Bell & Oo. for best coal, M188 A- W- GBWB- 00ili1°°'5i°U"`i to meet next Friday evening when the llowest nrfus. _ 1-23d¢;|

lA._._ s. __ sa-nssnn, lu. D., 'stanley sidered. INoIoNn'l‘IoN IN ENGLAND.

Bridge; _ I -__ ~ ‘ ` ____

J- A- R0\>0l‘f=10ii. Bonehaw; of the Pastor the Rev. Mr. Heanc , _ (C""”'di"'“ P"°"~) iThoi=. 1’. Cass, North River; the pulpm of ' the First Methodizt LONDON, Aug. 10-British ship Andrew M¢K¢|',e|e_ pose vglloy; _ -Church gas mlm last evening bv the owncrs are indignant 'at the United D- Emiv- W°°d Isiwdli ucv. George li. aces oi ssirviile New .s°°‘°“ 3°“'“-°`“i“'?"°"'Wm1' reslwct Mi” M- D°Y\°» N°W Y°"ki Brunswick. .The large congregdtion “° th” P‘“°"“" c°““1'

present listened with close attention They an i"°u"°d i to thmk 15°”

to Mr. Ross's_sermon wh‘icb showed ggggffngal .t:;l:;f?;’EIf g|f|‘i"psb°;:d JE;

this will lend trad t,

his snhicct. _ ~'vlee'rleus ssacrlngr the old mum_c 9" ° “dim *°

held the Lenin ol cod which taketh is-_ F .

Awsy the sine ol the world." -. A§§gS§0.?H;f.§§§HwEEK

C. Burnett oft Wanganui, North ,_o,_F, AUGUST 11'

- S At P t ' Charlottetown, Mr. Burnett is mek the |,illofso;|§ain5tr]:>rrIl¥iJ.sne\de olihfiiytvleii

ties and new bloodacts hitherto strangers to Broadway. Of--first= im- _iortance will _be .the offering _of that iauve English comedian, Cyl-ll C/|md_ ifik ist d `

New Zealand and has retired f-root W ' ms 6 by “ dandy mtl” com' those for the corresponding months

.ésiny in an wexhlliratlng sketch by

life farm in that count . -Mr. Burlxetc . gnr Alun Woolf' “My Error", in 1

-°5m'Y B ti`§3V05¢¥ Oil the prevalent ‘style of burglar plays and sketches

\ . - _ A .

. _ I

you can asic oi a collar, in style, lil.. wn1f9.rf;c"id__w¢H§»;_ _ you will iiricl to perfection TOGKE Cfiil

'-'ln _ __

Try oilr new

GOLF CLUB U4”

Nordam, und Madame Belque, La/flies

RAILWAYS TO -BE

TAXED T() THE UTMOST

(U-nna.'lian Press.) _

O'l"I‘AW/f, Aug. 10-There were in

000 bushels more wheat than on the

In view 'of the increased harvest in

prospect in the western provinces, this extra quantity on hand lends adolcienel weight that the predic- tion that railways will be taxed to the utmost to transport this yoar'll production with 'anything like des- patch.

DISCLOSURES MAY

BE MADE ul<1cKl_nn.

_(Canadian Press.) '-

-~NEW 'YORK, Aug. l0~Although Police Lieut. Charles Becker dcclursli yesterday that he had nothing to confess in connection with thc Ifolscll- thal murder, thc district attorney learned that thc\ Police Lieut. wus ready to make certain disclosures.

The conditions imposed, however.

are more than the rlistrict attorney is able to grunt as he is wailing fori Becker to make less impossible over- tures.c

CAN/\DA’S I%MIGRA'l`ION

FIGUR S ARE INCREASING.

(Canadian Press.) ' OTTAWA. Aug. _lo-our ng the ll months from April 1 to June 30th. of the current fiscal year 175,341 im.- migranis arrived in Canada.

Of this nllmher 121,998 arrived at

oce(_n ports and 53,343 from the United States. 7 The figures show an increase of fif-

'tcen por cent ns compared with

of the last fiscal ear. which were

from the United States, making the

THE MINIB-I-ERS ARE huts all his eggs in the basket and

RETURNINQ ROYAL _H0N0RS_ |0B¢B.l'.h8 l)BBk¢f.'.7 ask! REX OFOBI-

_ _ dell in the August issue of Canada

' Monthly, and then he proceeds to

(Canadian Press.) discuss 'further the all-wheat idea of

LONDON, `Aug. 10-The Canadian farming that he has campaigned |1-

ninlnicrn visit may now he regarded gainst so vigoéously in the columns _ _ _ g s closed. _ _ of tim magnzin . Robert ward, a new Hildric Davenport in “McManus - Hon. Mr. Doherty will spend few writer,` appears .with a story of an

days in Ireland, sailinglrom Queens- exprc'ss'messonK@r Mid a _bflililil COPD' own on Friday next, Holi. Mr. l'cl1e- sc,` 'thc tnlo hcing entitled “l"’lui-_k". ici- an-oinpanying him. (‘url~io Love toll nl-out the "Twilight Holi. Mr. Hazen sails thc' 21st; Lcafzllc," ro cnllcrl |'|'r\m bring li `l‘cmier Borden, according to present icaglle of ‘-`\'c.~;tcvi1 f'-nnada biiscbnll lion rlalvarlnr (‘-astelln (‘arre\'l! re~ rrnnzementa, two days offer. clubs, <‘_v nmlml deswibcs ri voy- 'pho King has appointed Linntenant. nge down |_'=o f-‘i_. l.nwrcni‘r_ under I). llnvidmin, of Toronto, and a

Governor Sir Francois Longelirr. the titlf-.' "/\ `iilInu1cl‘ 'I'0\'l0ilglii1."

ueben, Hir llcnry l‘c.let.t, Toronto, Mrs. R. H. liuvis in "l-lcr Own Her!

oinc" tells the story of a` love-story wnns't dramatic

suit her and who

proceedings to.llven "Kit" continues ber A new serial, "Just of thc Mounted," be ins in this

Shea,” tolls a - story of “Tire 0'- Hhca" and his Irishuestlel-RB;-John 8. Woodward in "'I'hc City' 'of' 'Silver Saws," glvco a graphic picture of tile I‘rincc Albert-lumbering industry. and

cnliniu thc adventures of Colonel A.

‘party of (lnnadlans "ln the Heart of (lid Mexico." `

`i._i

Major, Horigrtts llallicl, nnil llobcl-t \- ' _ ' "-=-- -

If you are going to enter your horses, cattle or

- swine in the Provincial Exibitfon you should

the greatest preparation on the- market for building up good sound flesh and healthy fat _on all kinds of live st_ock’.' _ l Molassine' Meal isfan English preparation

used and endorsed by full stock raisers through- -_ _ out l-he civilized globeffry it. Test its merits- 'rl

g the Exhibition ? K

yor. are Sure of g vcd results. -_

_ _ Queen Street

start in conditioning them with Molassine Meal, _

L_ __ _ _

Iicsd l)u I)ly GX Pino

je;-s,._.=-.jf-e-g_-_L - ~ ___'___ 1 2g3§.:=- 2~.'*

i*;..._,._,.>

re-~.

_ggaew-=,

P. M |.5`0 5.19 5.i0 .I5

flslly ex.

Bull. il Bal

P. M.

:-95- SSE

l~ ‘"-lL W-~A rl

wn.

Dly ex Bun A ._Vf. ima 12.20

5"!"‘_“ _...e out-a

_~.=°~7 SS;-1

“F1 =<ZE5u¢m> ~°' ""a'- __ ii;-g uggggmz

Oounilwnciim on June Inf. 1012 the trains of this Railway willvrun as followu-

Dly BX Sun

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Malcolm scent, (einer nn ,scenes oi 3 f0“1‘ YPBTB) will some on and deliver t his clever and chatty- dissertation on t

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F0 the strain of "Rule Brittania". tatallefflr. gl' April 1 to June

During the month ol Junc,thls year

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here were 45.888 arrivals, 32,140 of ` 7 ‘ hem having been at ocean ports and

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A Summer Carnival at'

royalty-in which be _pokes _miwh :cutie satire en the lelhles and _fell-‘ isa of monarchs, of the Past and pre- cnt. Mr. Sc0tt's offering is the only "NW 01- ll# kind and it has been equal- iy effective in the exclusive drawing rooms 0! -London ee in has been in the falls. Grace Wilson, n Wesson, .ffl "iw claims io posses/e. million _fiends will endeavor to add gd gh” NTSB °|l'iil0 by her magnhte singing

mind undeniable beauty. 1|, ` _

In bunch of. excellence will be

Ruby Norton and Sammy Lee

of mirth and- mel-

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the American

in a _ monologue; M_ax's

Circus, an international

in the 'Olympic

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_"|’9. d°e|°'-‘rl‘.‘l _hilzw _(_3l~l_L'(_J§G_(),._ Aug.. 10_--A-_._erune- of i"` 55 i “W '@3035 weeli was declnrcdlast _night bctwee

VfCi’l‘0¥\Y- _-Augrlscl-‘ fun ‘ie= center' reglirillnli ‘ uni..

esstlire ci' `_"- Lrolrr sees in mn nss'r,' 9- st ucrnr- '_ ~ ..-. -

-ef M. Pioncare; the French Premier, _

_opment in 'l‘nrkey's lnicrnsunnnl crle.

general election. _ "Whiii liefillens to the msn 'who`

l3,748 from the United' States, as against 40,008 for June lust year, 27',!l73 of whom were at ocean ports . and 12,035 from the United States.

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NOBLE ACT OF MERE -YOUTH.

(Canadian Press.) - MONTREAL, Aug. 10-Acting in the role of s peace maker, Victor Denis, nineteen years old, lest even- |ng`_savcd the life of his friend.-Engle Sanson, aged twenty-four, but him- self received ii' billlet wound in tht head. - -

Samuel Rosso. aged" twenty six, who did the shooting, has been ur- _ rested. ' . '

All tllrec are ltaiians_c

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A wnlelcs _rnodld 1

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Tile Georgetown Boating Association '_ has sr-

_ rallied one of the biggest summer carnlvsls ev_¢r .-_held in L is Province.-

the cmployees n`hfd_ofllci'als"nf th surface street railway lines of (‘-hi cago. ‘- The odicials' warp granted nnff

demands for increased wages.: ' ‘

(0assd|sn Press.) `

_,l..eNDoN., Aug. 1+-'rhe ssusn situation- is much more hopeful on . the arrival at Bt. Pctersburl today;

to confer with _the Russian Ministers, and this is expected to have a further calming effect. ` - With the Montenegrian and Bulgar- i\n_.dlliculty in a fair way oi sdmg. mont and no further untoward devel-

is'_the_re remains _only the Albanian rebellion-to cause any unsaslnese.c

AIYGIVBT CANADA MON'l'l-ILY ~

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onster Regattcifjl- _ -` Monday. Ailgust .

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Thele will be a Challenge Race open i0il1¢ Mdtiliillf _PIN-

incc for a silver trophy, other moior boat ra'c\°9{_f____-.tUU- ing races, came and lub rare, swimming ruces. `-ii. lddit. -_ ion tolhese' there will .le :ailing laces for the H' _ Cup and otlfel* aniusemenls'im~ilirling Greasy' pole, Me _ '_i'0l\ll¢\- Bowling Alley, °‘Aflicnn,Dodgcr" end other valiet »_______’ harm- . less fun. _ ` _ 43. -7-if

In the evening e grand parade of de orstid 5-

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play of fire works will be held in the halfiior. M

Tram _Awungeniggyts 4

Regular irsln will lcove Charlottetown ll" 'h "li 4 bhp-

piug st intermediate points and returning wiH ég|MM at 5. 30, calling st all intermediate poin_l_U.,' Spteill -_gon lo return some day. ' - __ .- --.. ` Special rates have been secured from all points on the

I. R. \goinglo Georgetown on the l7lh, good to return

and on the aofll. ,‘ `

For further particulars sec posters or write to _

Georgetown Bodting Association;

c. i..- eiiiiii _clfi ii. Aiwa;

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