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*rub* .'|$|""'¢‘h *"4 H\¢I'!y- Restores lon kmnnz' Pm* Kf:'“'~¢*h¥l1ll Quickest resttirztni-

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'RHEUMATISM

’1\|0nN‘lt for all Rheumatic trouble. ll 1 - &¢\tilLmedi¢ine. it go--s to the nent d':'l'.’t- "bd and eradicate; ttle_c.tu»¢, Dm-rg gm., ........" :°’..:°:t:":.:::.....~'°'.“”ts°“= ..._...'“.-..- '~' ° ment lor Two dollan. me I ual'

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Moovit for Cat r ti' th

deviated for catariltr Kite: tnntxtzxsd you mllteel relieved. A montlfs treatment and the utnrrh ll gone. Go to your dragging and at n box of this remedy at once, #yon have 1-viral;-nuilnce. ner box. one manthh trutraem,

Mlllllll FEMl\lE PIllS

These are I reliable regulator for all female

complaints. for n-tmled in--n¢tmt.ti¢,ti=. they allay t_»aitt. and mate tl.ilfl!.ir~h v.-ty easy. A mouth n treatmetit. Five dollars.

_ TllBlil$l§0 HABIT

I( you want to stop chewing or smokin _ et

Q lwiof Moovit for Totatto. \`t.u will LS sitt- priaed how easy it will he to stop. it Lula the desire for Tobacco and drugs. Price, Three dollars a box.

YSPEPSIA

It you are a victim to this most dreadful rom-

plajnt, you get I but of .\loo\|t for Dystx-usa. and lee how noon you will get over it. You will be able to eat anything; your whole general health will improve. Don't tate any substitute. hire per box, Two dollars. one munth'l trat- ment.

BURNS

Moovit Com Pencil is wniethlng entirely' new.

lust rub the pencil ou thc corn. and in I (ew nays' time the corn -is gone. lt does not hurt you. It is handy to u~c and is ttuaranteed to remove the corn. Pri--~ per pencil, titty cents; worth Shy dollars. -

The above preparations are made by the

Moovit Drug Co., l_imit»-tl, Montreal, Quebec. and are Guaranteed. one Druggist in every tmnn has been appointed as our special agent- Tbey always have a good iu::.l;' on hand.

Sold in Charlottetown at the 2

lllacl.

In Summernlde at Gourlle'l, Ltd..

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HE I (fumluiamner or Public \V°rks'. . -’ .If ' ~ s' "~1’».’= Yi! , `..` ” .

I I -ui -h t .t ‘ ht ti t ti ti 1 ' ». - f _ . _. 1 LW .I..'iI ‘ "‘~’»"'<'~'>~"/= --it

‘ 8 \\ 0 e s Ury Ol W C Ill S I E i 0, 'ig -Vt. am T-.rpg l £..f>£_u-`;,};» ~{_.-'f_.»- ‘TtfI<2’»;¢i‘%9&5_5._;<_f_.» -_§tyn;,_.;<.-sg-;',.-.1155 <_;'_;§<§Js;_l?.‘l2_<{(:;;'-,_g}_j§gt_-.___

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TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1921

ANOTHER TREAT COMING

Lovers of high class drama are

again indebted to Manager Gallag- her ol the Prince Edward Theatre

lor a real treat to be enjoyed this

day. for instance. the (‘itv Council

is carrying -in street -wcrir. cur

pboying from T5 to 100 mon at $2.50

to $2.75 a day. The Telephone Coni-

pany is laying underground cables from the City Hall where they con-

Wcrk an-l to which all ste luoktuslneet with the underground cables

torward with pleasure. -"Three on Queen Street; to Johnson and

Live Ghosts." by Max Mor-_~in' and__lohnson's corner. This latter is

presented by ne all English Comp-Ia big piece of work, ctupluylng R

any which had \.\‘ou'its reputation; |3l°K€ U\U\l1>¢‘|' °f me” including ln London has had a pheuomtnal lal-*0N"l`S. CHFDPDIPYS and 11135051-

,-uu In ygunlreai “here H was meiln this section there will be 400 theatrical sensation for several'Df\if`S Of 635198. 91101015118 1200

wepk=,_ _md _,|50 in Hémax and 5-Lllines. Connecting stations of mason

_|,,;,u_ Ll is In ba pwdumd here on work are being built at the corner

\vg,|n_.,-day and Thurid.” evenings of Great George and Kent Streets

ul mis week’ Auguit Km and nh and at Johnson and Jolinsotrs cor-

with a matinee on Thursday atter- nary The “om here “lon” Wm noon and all who love a good play|°c°"D-" 3 °°“5id""3'bl" 9”" of ‘he

prcsemed by mal anis” Wm un_ summer, In addition to this thc

duubledry make il 3 pam! to bs cottzpany is installing 25 miles of p,_,Swl_ or the actors it is on" telephone line east of Souris and

D-¢¢.¢._`~5a;-y lo say may may haw opening a new oftlce at -South Lake

captured the most exacting theatre eleven miles east of Sf/uris. He-

goers in our largest cities and hard sides these crews of men are work-

a reputation to sustain The play ing between Surnmerside and Bor-

il=`-Plff iS i“t§€I\'i0L=\- lull 0? SUCII den whore additional lines are be

plots and complications as 'ire like ing in§L_;tt@q_ 3; B,-“dems” .where

ly to arise when three soldiers. re- the Hue is _being Lransferrpd yo DONE(-i kllimi- UHPXDPCY’-“‘fl\` 5-‘Pl-W3? the new road recently opened. and

on the scene and in :he midst of

ithe f-vents which Ltteir supposed

smaller crews at of-her points.

About :t

dozen new 'buildings are

A ,Q Q* d E5 'l"j'_'h_ 1'1"? pr'?"ip_“m9d_~ being erected in the city, in'-luding

iBY HYNDHAN S THINKER

llus al English iuttitt-wi' has the new Protestant Orphanage nt

in t-ottting oil' thc regular beat to

ulzu- two nights. an.expcnslve ex-

. . /

v' -_ t, , _ '

,V0 pet-imcnt undertaken mainly at this

ttf-Q

l_v1~‘; 2; -. _/ V

time to escape the heat of the

_ , larger cities and to t-njov a`t'e.~:pilc, 7’ ` ‘ /-_/

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~’ / é _'_ Edward island, a compliment to' , /' f // ,

in the cooler climate of Prince

tht-nt to come and also to the cli~

mate of Prince Edward island.

THE LIGHTNING OF MISFOR-1 , *UNE OFTEN §TR_KEs TWICE _ lie too seldom have an oppor-

IN 'THE SAME PLAcE__ tunity to hear the' best theatrical

|N5URE Iperforttters and when the oppor-

liighlning lnstttwtnr-e will timlect

tunlty occurs we shatlld take nd-

your barn :ind live stork :ts wt-ll as_""m“g" Uf id and 5" EDPDUFHEQ

your liarwstctl crops. And Fire ltt~_ surant-e )wi|l protvut your home, And Litt- lusurztnce-you'd better talk the wltole insurance question over with us. '

tnore such visits. The tickets have

been placed att thc lowest possible

figure to meet the necessarily high

expenses and we feel assured. ftrnmt.

the reputation won 'elsewhere by

these artists, that the price of ud~

tttissiou will be considered very

low for the value given. Arrange~

ments have been made to reserve

'THE GLDEST 0,*

|NsunANcE &,

AGENCY

IN P.E.l. D u' - ‘

P PHONE 67 l

i 6| QUEEN $T_ seats for motor tpanlies from outly-

cMARLOT TETOWN.l’,E.|

5-OO-O-OO-OO-OO-O

tmut vtcmtti l

` Famed for Ill oulelno

lervloe.

llogantly turnleleq, Il

rooms with bathe.

like It your lelno In

Chnrwttotown. ,

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§ Hammocks 25

ing towns and villages and it is understood the demand for these

is already very considerable. Let

no one miss ,th-is too rare treat.

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BUSINESS IN P. E. ISLAND.

Whatever cause or causes there

may be ln other parts of the world

t‘or complaint albout hard times, high and low prices in buying :ind

Belling. unemployment and the oth er llls which come ln Packs, tltere

ls certainly' lltle cause for such

complaint in Prince Edward Island

ln thc Pity of Charlotte-town tn-|

.\2tt|age.r Gallagher whio int1uced‘

ihttzi tn-t'.~uad»>tl to spend four days lilazelbrook and Beech Grove ltin.

.\otth River. nomo hundreds of

men are employed on thc new road

projects throughout the province and

altogether

ployetl autl

there are more men em-`

more work being dune

than at :tny other time in rf-cent

years.

As to pr

is as yet

predictions

to fear tha

ous losses

lces of farm products lt

too early to make any"

but there is no reason

-t there will be any scri-_ on that account. \\'lth‘

plenty of e/tttploytnent in the centres

and gencraly throughout the prov-

ince the home market alone will

be in a heal;th-y condition and in

L . - .

any case

he shortage in Luropc

is yet to be made ulp.

Notwiths

fear about

mainly a

front less

tlitions ln

today are

pn-operons

True, there

prices of

applies to

our selling

are as wel than when

tanding the epidemic of

coming hard times.

repetition of cotnplalnts

-favored countries, con- Prince Ldward island

8.8 lpnotnising and as as they ever were. are not the abnormal

the war years but this

our buying as well as to

and on tho whole twe

l oft and even -better off

fortunes were made or

lost in a night.

ln -this

Drovlnce we know noth-

ing of hard

times. We have no uu-

rtmploytnent; there ls abundance

of work for those who are willing

to work. The nearest approach to

hard times

clpnte the

hard times

here is when 'we :intl-

~worst and the cry of

goes from mouth to

mouth until we begin to believe it,

if if Current Comment O

Some time ago ws had occasion

to recommend some interest on

tire, there 1

is a shelling out of pub-

.lc tnoneys and a consequent addi-

tl t fth hll l th. ill h- le par 3 e pu C D P 8 tion to our big public debt that is

ways poltlcy ln the form in which

I r

tt is being carried out by the pres- sure y worthy of the more mmm'

consideration of the people who

ent government. Our suggestion

st. tll l lth b t lbl .

"1 A Hue am 0 H po” 9 \\'hen_the Liberal press declared

return for t.he izuntense. amount of

tltls Highway expenditure as “AN

.~ nttt ht utttt

"’°“"’ ' ‘ B ""5 “D e ’"" t.\'t=‘t;R.\.‘At. scttnavtftz t\'v.ot,v

these projects. ln two of the hig-

wtts non-political and having In Wim in me End have to pay the

View the gettlg out ot most sub- p per'

the balance of our nice |'no

of HAMMOCKS ONLY 25

left. Prlcel range (rom $3.15

up and 25 per cent. off.

Hero la a chance to get l

good strong, well made HAM-

MOCK at I very low prlct.

tllarter & Co. Ltd

ger provinces big scttntlals have ING THE PROVINCE IN HHN' developed on this subject, in Nova DHEDS OF THOUSAND of DOL' Scotia where n Royal Commission LARS' PERHAPS Mu»L'0NS"' at :i neavy expense has lnvettllgat. _"WY "P0" Wm* “b5°|“i"|Y D0 ,,d_ and In Omado when the press ‘ knowledge of what the scheme was ls literally ablaze with rondemntt- ""5 Wmmuf 3 W°"‘| Of |“f°|'m8'|0n tion of the waste_ extravagance "3 '° h°W much °" I" wht" man' and, an some claim, corruption that “ef the m°“9Y “"5 [0 be expended- ls being disclosed One instance The 99°F” “°W have "l1l\'"P°"' hm; been particularly referred to nm- knowledtie °f wha! th* °“¢' whare in ,hat gm" p|.ov|m,e_ como ls destined to be and can amongst the many costllest of mink Wm* “"9"” ‘WCB °P°“~ 0" roads built around about his own “mel” 000331009 W0 WEN! 10|" l0 DmperH“_ 3 Blume two mn” of discuss on its merits the work

public hlgbwny actually cost the which W9 hid “Of P@|'U0U°||Y H' country $400,000, or $200,000 a amlned. but more recently we have

mile. We have_ of course, no had the benefit of an experlence_

roads of this class to _complain of or two. The first was along ti

here, but for a province so small an ‘. new piece of work Approaching this, with revenues llm_lted nl ourfeompletion, in the district gf the

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described by n solemn declaration that after travelling less than four miles we turned back and reached the starting point with unbroken necks, .ind with the auto still hold- ing together, a higtt tribute to the solldity of its construction Of oourse it may be reasonably nr- gued that this is only newly built and that tnhen. like a new pair of shoes, it is broken ln. the travel-` ling will become smoother. and perhaps this is true.

0ttr'second experience 'was

along a stretch which they cannot say ia not "broken in". lt was that highly euloglzed Appin Way from the old time residence of the }-l_n. Mr. C-rosby to North River

Bridge_ built last year and the rough places smoothed down by :i _rear of public traffic. That there are stretches along this road nice and level and smooth may be tree-

ly adttiitted. but uh-ls does not apply to the whale and there are spots where even the witid puffed tires

auto will not save the passenger front getting-a good healthy' shak- ing up. lt would not he right to snr that me road on the whole is not a fairly good- one. but having travelled it frequently' in other years we fail to see that pronounc- ed improvement which its largt- cost should ensure to us. For after all it is the amount of con venience or advantage IN RELA- TION TO \\`I{.~\'I` IT (‘.CfS’I` that is

the determining fn-_‘tor as to the merits or demerlts ol' the system. if we pay tt hundred dollars for a fifty cent service we are being jewed and fooled , and herein is where this road systsm may he as picturesquely described by the Patriot, “An Internal Scheme."

The tlchetlluros lssuctl. and sold

at tt hig discount, to pay for these toads will have to bc paid for by the taxpttyt>rs' ot this pt'ov`-me in twenty-five years Lung before that time what will the concllllon

of these highways be? Apart from the culverts. the only perina- uent feature about them' they will be as they were befor-1 the fir.-t*

pick and shovel of this Bt-ll Gov-

ernment prograttinte touched their surface. The extra travel and

l l

to damn them into political perdi- t-lon. Because of its influence in wiping them off the political slate they will no doubt again pronounce

tt “an infernal scheme" but it will then be infernal only because by

their incompetency and stupidity

they have made it so. We again ttdvlsc tlte people to take a greater interest in these -worlts before the

money is all squandered and the debt becomes Lot, unwieldly for our

province to bundle.

'*'OlO9OIO¢0¢0lOl0¢Qn§lO" Daily Selections ‘ Guardian Readers

lurnllliel ly W. I. L°||l¢|\

LONGING

It seems to me We can Devel'

give up longing and wishing while we are thomughly nlive. There are certain things we feel to be beauti- ful und good and wc must hunger after them.-Elliott. _

There is ti mystic border land that

lies

Just pastthe limits of our work-

day" world. _

And it ls peoplcd with the frienus

we met

And loved, a yonr, ti month. a week

or dny, `

And parted from with aching

hearts, yet know

That through the distance we must

< loose tlte hold

Of hand with hand. and only clasp

the thread

of memory. But still so close we

feel this land.

S0 sure we are that these sttme

hearts are true.

That when ln waking dreams there

comes n call

That sets the thread of memory

nglow.

We know that just by stretching

out the band

ln written word of live, or book or flower, . The waiting hand will clasp our

own once more,

Across the silence. ln the samsold

way.

Senator Domville

Died Saturday

ST. JOHN, Aug. 1.-Hon, James

Domvllle, Canadian Senator. dled at the Kennedy Hotel, Rothesay, at 5 p_m_ Saturday. Senator Dom- v1llo had .been ln falling health for several months. and his death was

due to general breaking up ot hll

and responsive springs ot the best-

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HEART SURGERY.

t.\'ew York Sun.)

The results of an extraordinary

operation upon a punctured heart lperformedby surgeons attached to

lyn will be awaited with great lp- terest, as leading to greater k110W°- ledge.. or at least a closer estimate of rhe possibilities 0( heart surg- ery and, indeed, of other than sur- gical treatment ot heart affections.

'l`hl.<_ patient, a 16-year-old Itali-

an boy in good health, suffered a puncture t.-fr the heart in which sev-

en stitches were taken by the sur- geons, three in the heart ttrusclcs and four in the envelope. Such nn

t-poration has been performed onli( t-wice previously in surgical his- tory; but this boy survived the inintediutr operation, contrary to expectation, and made ri good rally front the anaesthetic.

Such delicate operations. natur-

ally. are successful uccording to the vitality of the patient, given adequate skill in the operator. Their great value seems to be in

doms, att least ln part. and return to their old sla-verles?

ln answer to protest they allege

the 'impossibility of buying any- thing-tbat is not for sale. As if_ they did not, or rather as it they could not it .they chose, determine absolutely with what the shops

should be stocked! At any rate, by united action for a single season

they could teach such a lesson that never again would lt cynlcally he assumed ‘by designers and manu- facturers that women will wear whatever they are told "everybody is wearing," regardless of whether the change ls for the .better or thc worsefof what-her the change ls trom beauty to ugliness or the less beautiful--ot' -whether the change makes the wearer seem ten years younger or ten years older than her age.

There

wearing long skirts and high col- lars next season than there is for wearing egret pl-umes and the fen- thers of birds ol' paradise none. that is, except an imagined uecese sity to do what others tire doing.

is no more necessity for

THE SPIRIT OF ADVENTURE.

London Times.

The bare catalogue of the hopcs

of the Shackleton expedition muy well tempt high spirited boys into running wway to sea. and may turn old men into wistful youths. For what are scholarship examinations; or .the counting-house. or even the comfortable armchair that they should not be us dust and ashes compared with the quest for petri- fied co1tllnents?~ Are not whttles and lur seals, unknown birds, the mystery of the Antarctic ice, nntl lone rocks to serve as wireless re- lays. better than the dull duties of home? But. Sir Ernest has no va- cancies; hlls old and tried compani- ons have hnnrled to his cull. There is nothing for ug :but to wish him good luck and to look forward to the joy of reading his stories.

THE WESTERN CROP.

Edmonton Journal.

'One thllng certain about the crop

In thu lt ln considerably ahead If that of the avenge season Those

syitem. ,lol ul who have spent many anion!

ti. 1-¢.\_.|_Q»tLf_x...t

_.A-pr s-~»,.- f

the Holy Fatnlly Hospital ln Brook-_

about to abandon their new free’

2191'

lt.

:£3 lf! £52

525 iii

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and the fact that there is more Magic Baking Powder used than all the other brands com. _ bined. must show conclusively that it is eminently

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i earliest harvest on record in the _

WOMEN AND STYLES district Ai WM to be expmqed vous expsttscs wont from 1U0_tu tons, are valued at more than $8;

____ i _ the yield of this parttcttlar flcltl was `A _ _ ' _

\_ Y k _[__ nm heavy |1921. Taking lhe avct-nge ot’ all those ships was made yesterday hy

€“ or 'meg The crop kmerq like me “Kp ttc»w.~'.p:\pcr costs, lt was found that the United States Mall Line,

_ _ , , _ ,_ , ,- _ while the tt\'ert\"e in 1907 \\'rts '00 whit-h tclegrttphed the Shipping

For ex_p.anau0n of the failure of boosters. ue h.t\e .tl-ways with us.. _ _ _ "’_ _ _ 0* _‘ _ _ _

_ Th former "_ a.t|cu|a,| . mms tn 1914 tt mls 1..9. .ttttl tn 19,1 tt Board at \Vashlngton asking that ti

-women to take the cflertlvo part 9 ‘ 1 P ' F’ ‘ ‘ _ _,___ _ _ __ _ _\ mm, _,Ou-d in me n_nm..J] congenial “ions this yem._ They have I-m.;tcttt~ltotl thc 1.t...t ttiatk of -l_l1.|\.\luatlon be placed on .tent. Atl “_m`_k of mm pmservimon one must [wo 0,. three weeks haw been tn, ll is not surprising with such fig-ltnisslon was made that the steam- gt. prubaltly, to the stttuc pccullar- ing 10 <’UI1ViHC9 -U19 ltll\Jii<‘ U18! in “.mL_h M.cm.ding 'U _,spun is mm-k just has .t}“,,\-_-n itself on |;“.‘1»t|l»lit~.ttions have gone out of exist- large financial interests who were uimut to make _hem abandon their Sa.-k;ttcltewan` wltcat. But the Rc- t-nt-c in the lfnitetl States. and ti unnamed with the idea of lurtltt-r m.‘,_Q_,n! Syl? or dressing porhaps _t;ln:t officials have denied this all t-nrt-t>.-|>ontling number in t"nntttl;t.=tievelopment of their business,

the most cotti-tticntla"1lt> frfttt bwttla “long "nd made their denim of yes' -*~ V

e thetit- and hr -ienir stand oints U)"‘I“"' V9"-‘V explicit

tint has been dgvlsetl for ggneratl ___.___' _ U' S'

tt-e;t`t_~ in_all the history of fetuininn A C _ _ __ _ _ A

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.at-tl..ons. and retutn to one in ev- , WASHINGTON' Aug 1___An px.

traifllc. ln which our people willlery' way inferior to it. ` _ _ _ _ ,_ _ _ , _ _ A 1-V.

have to put on`an int-rrtised g;iit,! That peculiarity is a strange do- __The reason me newspaper 10 raise funds to meet the extra clllty to the mvvste-rlous authorlty|mm_gue ‘_ _O nm is shown by an D0_he__Smn and mmm] of “mp _Ne,_.|bund|umt_ Bermuda, tmtmnta

wxminn producpd by their MSL; that sets “styles for each recurring editor \vlio-luis been investigatinglsteattisltips seized here last week IS|1\l1‘|S~ Si- Pi9l`l'@.~ '“'l¥l\l@l‘"l- “lal Wm bring back the nm cms and yew' the muse u' so -triuv news -t wr jltlic -lllnited St-tics Shlppin-' Pnl" ‘he Unhed Swiss 'mm tho” ruts and hollows, now filled in if WOUNI be Di€‘ilSHlll 10 helleve dP_"i;____ Hé _`nm"_"_ '__ _ limi, lB}'_ dd. 1| I-naptliqlmeg “R5 countries without presenting pass- wlth soft clay, and in less' than mai WC'l"@U dl`f‘SSf‘d HS N101' 1lUV€|m'0,_> H _ _ (_, T10; Imwlz "ir .r.0m(._le ,m be t;\k@r,>N;,|.“ ports r.-f identity, cards or sittiilar ‘wo years from now' when me _“_ for ple Dust ya” _because they av' ._ t wngts wcr .t _ n . Intentttsttlp t... \v _ ._ ducumenm

competent aggrcgation have reach- f"*“"“""‘_l the ‘""i°“§ "mms "li'ls---_-§f_~.____`____-.- ..._._____ ._ _. _ _ __ - - - -------------- -- ---- 4-~~"~f‘“”;""'.;T'

greater presumptive knowledge to = - " 1- -__ _';, 'g,,`__=i 7;

b .ined concerning the capacity _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ - cf 5:9 cardiac musdp to sustain 6191111155 in August ln watchtngtheytney ltnd advanced to 118, and in tn a ltearmg on injunction proreedf;

physical repair' and its _resilience therntometcr approach the freezing 1921 thc figure was 3912, ' _\Iews-'ttig.~t now before the state court. .50 under Such u_eamlem_ A pSych0|0_ DOHII. know how much early vutat- print from 100 jumped to 177 in_ Application to transfer the item-,_ gm, gain hom to (memo, and pm t;1Sf;1;:_1_sq.te i1r;l_l;,.s14 and tn 1:23 tn 1921. _\:t-ws- ing tn rea..-mt 1urtsdtrtt_..n was “em may be supposed to exist *anis aheurl 0? mg! wm__‘ Vining Puller Dostttgc. wlilt»h__cost the nor- made yesterday by the bhlppttzg _with wer), such Operation whicll ummm" comnwmwl -in the Mom" ntttl of 100 )tu_ 190., was, 1-17 tn|Il_o:ird,_aud argument on the mu. suc(.M.d,_ for in th? ctrcunmmncgs district' in southern wanimbuv nn i91~l_ and ;l..7 in 1!l2l_. ink wttsltton will be heard by State Sat- “hotc swings eternal in the ltutu- M.0m|a_‘_ mm’ n new of Marquis and 100 tn 190.. 200 ltr 1_$~.4__ and tntltty 'pri->ttte (ourt .lustice hiartin tit the

an brpaw- mommy as W9" ns in Red -B'obs havmg mp dmlm_lion__._stttntls at :l:ll_ iztlttttriatl expense forettoon session of his court.

the freer traditional sense. Om mnwrs slate that this is me Jutttpcd from 100 lti 1907 to 120 in The ships, nine tn number aggra.

1914, and 241 in 1921, Miscellan- gating more than 145,000 gloss

1901 to 1.* itt1914, and to N4 tn 000,000 An offer to purchase

ut-vs tit-at owt- 4,000 n'cwspttpct'.sl\lp cotttpany is negotiating uith

(Brantford Expositor.) 1\F,\\ \0Rl-i, Aug. 1.-l-trst ecttttve ordet .promulgate iota..

stops in a legttl battle to determine Dl`0\'i<|eS lhdl CiliZ€l\S Of Cllllllilil.

ed the final end ol' their tether, 5“"»h C0Bl\lmPS. .HOW can 'that be _ _ __ _ _ ,_ . _ _ -;_ _ _lt_._ r_t_t_a is there will be ample of ditches attdlbflwvedv h°'Weve"»_ if- in sul""i"" A

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