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We effects of smoke and acid fumes in

' w-in be ns follows;-i'r0ss Roads, _11

ai. m., subiect True Leadership Tlln Prosecution. Alexandra 8 p. m e

- tfontldence thut Saves. Hszelbrook,

7 p. in, The World Message of the Cross.

I VFIUES rust Out, 1,`he§' afe the Liutos seen occnsionally on the

gg treated anti’|'\-lst Tirivileges, is the owner of a voice

altiminurn coating. See the McCIary dealer.

Sold by Rogers Hardware Co,

R. T. Holman, Ltd, Summerside, P. E. I.

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PUPE PIUS SENUS

LAST MlSSIlil-

ll()_\ll<Z. .\ug. ’_‘i>.--Tlie Iiiii- Popl-

l’iii.-, ;ilino<i iinuii~ilii~it-l_\~ ln-i`oro his ilt-iiili. ;iil.li-os-~i-il ilii- i'~-lliiwliiil i-_\lioi'- tzilion to thi- \\'liiili- wiii-lil:

".\i this iiioiiii-ni wlii-ii ni-iirl_\' tht-

nliiili- iii' I-Tiiiw-po is lieiiig iir:i::;:--il iii- tii Ihr- \oi'li'_»:\. of it n-ost tt-i'|'ilil~ \\‘iii', with its pri->‘t-iii iI:iii_;ei‘.~'. :iiiil iiiisi-r~ it-s :iiiil thi- i-iiiist-iiiit-iii~i-s to l`ollo\\‘. ilii- iw-ri' iliouglii ol` wliivli niust strike wi-r_\'oiic with grit-l' :iiiil hor- ior, wi- wiio>'t- i-:ire is thi- lii`i- unil \\'t-ll`;iri- ol' so inziiiy rilizt-its iiiiil pt-ir pli-.< i-iiniioi liiii lit- iloi-ply nii»\'i-il :ind our hi-:iris uriiiig wiili ilii- liiiiirest sorrovi'.

“.\iiil in ilai- iniiliii ol' this iinivi-i'-

sul <':>lil'ii.~ioii :iiiil pi-i‘i!, wi- l`-JI-l :inil know lhiit liiitli futlit-i'l_\` lori- :inil zipiifstiiliv iiiiiii.<ii'_‘.' ili-iiniiiil oi' us lliiil. wi- shoiilil nilli til! I-;ii'iii-.~‘iii<~:~'s tiirii tlii- ilioiigliis ol’ t`lii'i:<ti-iiiloin tliillil-i' “\\_'li<-i:i-i- i-i.nii~tii lii-lp"'~t<i <'hri>=i thi- priiir-e ol pi-iiiw .ind thi- niost |io'.\'i-rfiil iiii-ilziilol' lii'l\\'<-4-iitioil iinil iii;in.

"\\'i- vliiirgi- ilii-i`i-l`oi't- thi- ('iillioli<'s

of thi- wliiili- \\'oi‘lil. iii zippriiiiiii Illi- ll\l‘<i1li‘ ot' 1-'i‘ii-'U ziiiil iiii-i‘ig\', I-iii~li iinil :ill ot' thi-in niid iniiri- ospi-i~i:ill,\' thi- i-lergy \i'lio.\~i- diit_\' i`iii‘ilii-i-iiiori- ii will he to niiilii- iii <-vt-ry piirisli, :is tl_it-ir Ilisliiips :<litill illri‘i't. pnlilii' iziipplirii- tion so thot. thi- nit-ri'it`iil tloiI_ iiiii_\'. :is it \\'<-ri-, bf- \\'i:;\i'ieil with ilii- pl';i_\'- i-rs iit` his <'liilill'<'ii :intl split-<lil_\' ri-- niovi- thi- <-vil i~.iiii.<i-s ol" wiir giving lhein who riili- io think thi- iliouglits ot' pt‘:\L‘-i- :ind not oi' ulllirtiiiii.

“I"i‘tiiii thi- l’iilaii'<- of thi- \`:'.tir‘:in

thi- si-i-oiiil <l:i_\' ol' .\.iigii,<t. liil-I.

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THE SUUHISEIICHMENI

.\`oiii‘i.-z with the rest of the lslnnd is

nohl_\' iiikini hi-r piirt in the situation iiiiil ,\'t-.-ti-rilii_\' ufti-riiooii there arrived in t'liiirlotti-town, live oi` tlii- bruve Souris hills. ini-uiht-rs ot` the 37th Fit-lil li:iiti~i§\‘ ot` Soiiris, with Brigade li-.»iiiliiiiiii'ii-rs :it S_\'d1ii-y, N. S., who liiiving \‘oliiiiii-t-ri-il for ov<»r.<i-as ser- vici- with thi- t`z\iiudiii.ii coiitiiigt-nt, uri- now on ili--ir way to lirignde lie;-.iliiiiiirti-rs pri-p.iriitor,v to pi'oi-t-t'd- ing to \'zil t‘iiriii.-iz 'l`lii-_\' will lieleaw- ing hy the l’i<-ton boat this inornlng. Hoiiris ;.;zi\'e its lirzivi- litils ti glorious si-nil-oi`i`. The whole town usseinbled :it the ll:iilwir\' stallion iii thi- niornin_L: io bid tht-ni (toil-sp(-ed. 'l‘Iii- little de- itii-liiiieiit inurrlii-d lroiii thi-ir drill slit-tl to thi- .~'.i;itifiii to ilii- strains ot' ilu- liaiiiil tliiit li-il iht-ni, plnyiiii: put- rioiiv :iii'.-_ 'l`li<- ,~'i-i_>iii,- nt' the riiilwaiy .stiitioii \-:us ill-iiioiistriltivo of tlieglo- rioiis piitriotisni ot` the _\nglo-Saxon Siilvoi-s of i~lii-i-rs gin-I-ti-il tht-ni und t`ollo\\'t-il thi-in tis thi- truin sti-:iiiii-il out of tht- stzitioii. Souris liesiilesgiv- im: hi-r sons .sur-li un inspiring seiid- otl' sliowi-il hi-i' lo_\'ail|y :ind iidniira- iioii ot' thi- liids' paitriotisnl in more tiiiigible i'oriii_ lint-li iiii-iiilwr of the ilt-tiii-liiiir-iit wus pri-seiiti.-il with ii $20 gold piew- and it dollar bill.

'l`hi- pi-rsoiiiii-I ot` the Souris detach-

iiii-iit is :is followsz-

f~'i;;ni\lliii_i: Sgt. -Leoiiard I\let‘oi‘-

mick, Soi. of .\lr_ Aiigiis .\lc(`orinick, So-iris.

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-‘osepli .\lcl)on:ilil, Soiiris.

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A BAROMETER to help to foretell. the Weather. A good watch to tell the time. Eye glasses to save the sight,

We have them in a variety of styles and prices.

Call or send and see.

- E. W. Taylor _ »

CAMERON BLOCK, CHARLOTTETOWN

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FLOWER SIIOW Prince of Wales

College, August 26-27. 5073.

1-IAZELBROOK l`lEl.D_~-Services

and subjects for Sunday Aug. 23rd,

SHOl`I.D HE STOPPED.-One of

treets and .buying the usual country

which easily classes it among the niiisances. Instead of the musical hunk which drives the pedestrian to the sidewalk or to the fence, this car utters a sound midway between u eonsiimptive cough and the bray .if ri donkey, with n suggestion of fiillin; brick. It should he silenced. There is~no good reason why ainerve i'.ickin_i: contrivance, such as the one

thing having the privilege of using the streets or the Ponds.

_\l"TO MEETING.-A large and in-

fluential meeting was held in New lhiven llnll on Tuesday evening. ltlth, inst. The meeting was called ti, order by appointing Mr. Angus McPhee. chairman, and Mr. Neil Mc- Kinnon, secretary. After some very interesting and instructive remarks by the chairman the electors present were invited to express their opinion in reference to the auto quest'ion. Quite n number present, took part in the discussion and some of the rea- sons given hy the speakers, were as follows: The Island is in a very prosperous condition nt present. It is always wise to leave well enough alone. Another reason wns, our country roads are not lit for autos, thc great nniount of danger iii cou-

the large ninouiit of money that goes from the Island every year, to the other provinces und this is one reason so ninuy of our _viiiing men lnive left thc Island; and if the nu- tos nrc allowed to run the Island will he over-run with aitcnts selling them, and _-ir great mnny will buy them because their ncigliboiirs ha\'0 one. Tliore nrc tliousunds of homes in tliii world toiliiy, mortgaged for autiis and the same is likely to take plnci- on the Island. Delegates were :ippoiiiteil to attend the convention in (‘h;\rlottetown on We'ilnci=-ilny lllth, inst. The ineeting was tested by n stiindliig vote, when every one pre- sent. votr-il iiguinsb running the au- tos. with one dissenting.

l.\`Tl']llES'1`Il\'G EVENING.-Tlie W

I". _\l_ S. of the (`lyde llivt-i‘ llnptist tint. cliiirch held gi iiiost eiijoynlile iiiissionni‘y service on-Sunday even- ing lust the church being crowded to its utiiiost ciipncity. After the devot-

I‘Imil the cliildren rendered one of the nicest proi:i‘nins of ri truly miss- -io,,:~.ry spirit lieiird for sometiine rind itcuiiitteil tlieinsi-Ives most Creditulily iiiiilt-.r the iliri-ction of Miss Mninic Mi‘l’Ii:iil who liiiil clinrge of the clo- ciition :ind lliss l.iilii Scott the inns- ic. A solo \\'liicli`clnirniod the nudi- riice wus giyeii in excellent vi»ic<- by l\lr. .Ioliii Hciirtz while Miss Vim _\Iiirrny's reading was equally enjoy- ed, Mrs. Mchearn gave the :iddress of tho eveiviiig. It was/n true patriot address entitled “Going” in whlcli tht- spezil-'er in her earnest voice and clenr thinking- spoke of tht- appeal now being made by the nation for men :ind how nobly it was ht-ing res- poiideri to :ind then went on to speak of (`lirist.’s niissioniiry call to Lie Nation for men to preach the gospel to all the Nations. To ndd to the interest. and iinportnncc of the meet- ing their beloved pnstor_ Rev. .\Ir_- ltlcliearii, whose rr-.cent illness was* so keenly rleplored by his congregat- ion, was nblt-. to be present. and to sneak ft few words :dong the topic of the evening. Th" collection nmoiinted to over ten dollars which will bc iiseii for Missionary work. The serv- ice w.-is broiittht to ri close hy sing- ing the Yntinniil Anthem.

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need nn get you time in

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excellent values h e r o now,the one above is imc. We have others ranging np to $8.50.

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College, August 26-i7.--5073.

RIFLE SHOOTING.-There Will 'he

rifle 'practices on the Kensington 141-nge both on Saturday and .\Ion- day afternoons, commencing at two

Sl2I‘\1C¢i0l18 will be given to any who care to learn how to use a rifle.

STERLING INSTITUTE.-At Pop-

lar Shade, Bay View, the lovely home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Simp- son, the Sterling Women’s Institute met. on Tuesday afternoon, August qllth. It was one of those pleasant meetings which is making the Insti- tute so popular, this one being in the form of u. Lawn puyty. A large nuinber of members -were present, many of them accompanied by 8 friend. 'Tire presence of Miss iliac- DOHBM. Assistant Supervisor of Wo- mens Institutes, helped to niuke the imeeting interesting, ns she gave o splendid cooking denionstrutioii as iivell as si number of good recipes. A social hour was then spent among the flowers till luncheon tiine. the some was served on tables placed in the shade on thc lawn near Mrs. Simpsons beautiful garden. It was decided before this meeting was over ito hold ri bean social in rtnniey Hall on Friday evening, .\i1,;'ust 2t.th, if line and if not fine to take place {tl:e next night, the proceeds to no to the improvement of the schools of the institute. After tendering a lvote of thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Sin.-uson und Miss Macllonuld the meeting closed~»the members well pleased with a tlioroiighly enjoynlile afternoon.

THE' ll_\l.TON S.\.\`ITAI`tIl.’M.-

Fairly satisfactory progress with the erection of tnc Charles Dalton 'l`ii- herciilosis Sanitnrium. is reported liy Ilon. Pharles Dalton. He and Mr. W. F. Tiiliiiarsli, as (Toniinissioners of the institiitiini, accoiiipiiilicd hy Mrs. rind the )l'isses Dnlton and Miss lilc- Inroy, on Weilnesilay afternooii Iiiiid n visit of inspection to the site of the Snnitariiiin where the construc- tion work is noiv proceeding. It was found that the foundation of the main biiiliiinf: has been complet- ed, rind ii coniinencenient is being made with the laying of the sills and the beams. The foiinilntious for thu pnvilions have not been com- menced yet, Init. the prepnrutory ex- cavations therefore are nil complet. cd. The well that is to provide the institution with its wnter has been sunk to ii depth of 200 feet. It in mlciilnted to five n flow of 1,250 gallons ptr hour. This has not yet be.-ii put to the test, but the cnlcii- lations from its depth siipport that coiiclusii-ii. There is l70 fi-et of w-11- ter nt present in the well, the level of the writer lieing thus \\'ithin thirty ‘feet of the ground. The progress in the work hits not been altogether us satisfactory ns ini,:ht have been ex- pr-rted. Thi-re has been n luck of cur- pentcrs, und any cnrpentl‘I‘ wiintiiiy; steady cmployinent for the present season inizht uliply to Mr, f‘|arl'e, the contractor for the work, It was intended that the building should lie coiiipleteil hy November, hut. it is now thought tlint it will scarcely hi- finislicil by that time owing to the liirk of labor tliiit has been exper- ienced. The work is being siipervised hy Mr. Hayden. The location of the Snnitnriuni has been proiioiinced one .of the best in the Maritime Provin-

ces.

lllllltilll Illlllll. HUUSE

Thi* iiccoiiiiiiodntion of Govcrtiincnt lloiise wus tuxcd to its utmost. cu- .pticity yesteiwliiy afternoon, when ai. excellent concert. in uid of the Hos- liitul Shiip Iiiiid wus held under the iiuspici-si of the llniighte-i's of the Ein- pire. Rev. Ilr. llriice Taylor presided. Tllc Hi-\lS0 was beautifully decoriltc.-l, “FMS HW1 ll0\\'crS being intcrniingled with artistic ctlect. A picture of Hi.-i Malvsty the Kim: hung in ri prnniin- cnt place looked exceedingly' iittriie- tive, covered ull around with ll:\l!S. There were over t\\'o'h1ihllreil persona Present nnil they were keenly appre- ciative of the talented perforint-rs who contributed to what was proh- nbly one of the best ent-ertiiiiiinnntn of the kind ever held nt tlovt. House. An :iddrr-ss by Rev. Dr. Bruce Tay- lor in which the wnr situation was dealt with in nn eloquent and instruc- tlvc ivuy ‘ills loudly nppluiiiled, It would hc invidlioiis to pnrticiilarisc on thi- merits of the vnrious contri- hiitors, for they were all iindniihted- ly excl-ll:-.i.t; but it is but lnir to nimitioii the exceptionally good ser- vicr- which was rendered liy Miss Miiry llnrtlctt ns ncconipnnist. The followii.<,3 is the progminmI':--

Patriotic Address-The llev. Bruce

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FLO\VER SHOW Prince of Wales

Canada

o‘clock, for members of the \'ork e ` nnd the Civilian Rifle Clubs, and in-

TRULY, it is an ill-wind that blows

nobody good. 'One Continent’s

“down” 'is another Continent’s “up.?’ The industries of Europe are, generally speaking, at a standstill, and matters will be worse before they can be better

The whole world is looking to the North Amer- ican Continent-to Cana a and the llmted States-for much of its provisions, machinery, textiles, boots and shoes, beverages, vehicles, cement, brick, earthenware, fancy goods, furs,

glass, garments, paper. soaéa, tobacco, wood products, and much else. anada must get

ready to meet the demand made ugion her. We have continued prosperity ahea of _us if our manufacturers and merchants ri_se quickly to take advantage of their opportunity.

It is a time for business hopeful- ness, not for business gloom

Let Prince Edward Island Merchants and Busi-

ness Men keep their goods before the Public; the Public has the Money and will buy.

Taylor, D. D., Clinirinnii.

l’i;ino Solo--Iiustspicl Overture,

Ki-lc-r-lleln, by lllr. (‘.. J, 'I‘iilinni'sli-

\`i0lin -\'ulu-I-Iejre Kuti, by Bliss In

G. lnvie.

\'ncnl Solo-I’in the ninn They left

llehind, Harry Luuder. by Mr. A. li. (Josh. ‘ i \'iolin, selected, Miss Leslie Toy-

lor. .

Ilecitntion-Hocli Der Kaiser-lly

Mr. C. A. Simpson.

Vocal Solo-ta) ln Maytiiiie. (b)

Tlioiiglits Have Wings, by .\Irs. J. H. Hnre.

Vocal Solo-Valse Tciste Sihii-in,

by Miss I.. G. l.uvic.

Vociil Solo-The Dcatlili-ss Army,

'l`i'otiri-, by Mr. A. ll. (‘osh.

"God Save The King."

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l.0I\'l)0X, - Aug. f 20.-Times Spec-

izil. Arizliibald Ilurd the ’l`elegi‘apli's niival expert andthe author of "(.‘o;n- inniid of the Sea," writing of the pros- eiit war says, "the war rzinnot. be Ilii- uncoil entirely out of uatloniil income. That. lt will be necessary to raise capitul for thc purposes is a point which is made clear by :1 very inod- erate estiniute that wur between the triple iilliunce und the triple ontmite would <-ost the coiiihntniits nearly $4:'>,000,000 daily. nine times as niuch as the peat-oi-xpeiiilllurt-,which so'-lie of tlieiii find it ilitllcult to proviilc out ot’ ri-vt-iiiii-."

t‘oloncl Sir George Aston quotes this

stnti-nieiit in ii new and fascliiatiiig study of “Sean land und air strategies," just publislit-.il. lt' this ofllcer had foreseen the present war he could not have written ii treatise more np- propriate to events now occiirriiig. The title may seein te<'.liiii<'iil and iilariniiig, hut the author has rare fuc- llitles for innking his stibject inter- esting. I-Ie is iiever ohstrusive. His lvttiirs on iiinplillilgious wars niiuit-

thzlt British, Gi-rninii, I-‘rc-ncli, ltiissinn, und .\ustro-llungur_\' ii:i\'ies ure t`iil|_\' nioholi7.ciI and that the iiriiili_-s ol' ull tht-so coiiiilrit-s :is well us tlioso ot' llolEiiini :intl Si-rvizi iiro, :ind niorn- ovi.-r ii' we tiilie into :iccoiliit the mon- ey which is lu-ing spi-nl. by the llo- niliiions it niziy be coin-ludcd tliiit not less than $50,00l),0U0 will be ex- pi-iiilt-il.'

The Tiines: “A loader of strategic

thought in this countryiidistiiiglllsli- eil ollici-roi' the Itoyiil Z\'luriiiv.»\rtIlli-ry who luis si-rved utlozit with the lit-et und iislioru with tht- ui'ni_\', who knows of riiiiilitioiis on sea und lund. who luis perhiips un unipliibious niind; who is no arnicliiilr expniient oi’ the prin- ripli-s of wiir who fought in Soiidun und South .\t`i‘ieu-tliis high military iiutliority cuiijetttures that the war may lust tliri-e years. That would give un iiggi‘t-gzite outliiy ol' neurly live iiilllioii dollars, at suni so huge that long before the three years are over we are ent-ourngeil to think Europe will have been bled white financially and it will be assumed that economic fouiiilutioiis will press so liuuvilyon the peoples. ol' the coiitliieiit that re- volution niay in some instances end liostilitics. l niet not long ago uGer- inaii iiuvnl otlicer lately assocliitcil \vltli _-\<liniral Stub in Berlin. The t-onversiition turned on the growth of the social lleniocratle vote in tlieGer- ninn empire what could the German Govt-riiineiit do in the face ot' this inenuce to its pri-iloniinaiit power nnil its iiilniitli-il :inibition to niiike Ger- niiiny ti nillitnry urbitr of the fortunes ot' Europe. The answer canie sharp and clear. "there is une cure t`or in-' It-riizil troubles. external trouble war." lt is the old llisiiiarckln pollcy.' ln the present or-oiioniic ronditionslt! has not outlived its day. Gerniany has been already forced to niakc heavy sacrillifes in case ol’ fleet oxpniisloii and has lately lnipoverislied herself for the army. lt is possible that i`ui‘tht-r sncrillces on ui-i'oiiiit uf wur niiiy prove not :in :intidolo to social unrest Init the clinnix ol ii revolu-

liis nnnit- faiiious. ll' it be reiiienibcri-tl

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‘MUTlNY__AMONG

AUSTRIAN SOLDIERS

LONDON, Aug. 20.-It is otilclally

stated iii Paris that the mobilization ot' the Austrian army was uccoinplish- eil by much disorder und even open niutiny in muny places. owing to the unpopiiliirlty oi' the war among many classes-ot‘ people. This inforruatlonls conveyed in u despatch to the Daily 'l`cl€t-rl'apli which continues.

iasni for the war is completely locking :ind the people complain bitterly against spending blood and money In ii useless cause."

. . 2000 SHIPS CAPTURED ._-~.--

LONDON. Aug. 19. -- The

Duily Express estinittes that the number of German ships cuptured at sea by the British, Freiicli und Russians total 2000 of thi-. value of $300,000,000.

FRENCH SUCCESS.

l’.\RIS, Aug. 20.-Gen. Joffrs con-

firins the evacuation of Barburg by the Gi-rinuns und occupation by tue French iiriny. The enemy is tulllng hack on Strassburg which ls strongly

fortified ond should stand n long siege.

RENEWED ATTEIIIPT TO

CROSS MEUSE.

LONDON, Aug. 19.-A despatch

from Brussels snys it is reported that the Germans again attempted to cross the Meuse, near D-l-nnnt, and the l"rench artillery repelled the gt- tiick inflicting considerable loss.

RUSSIAN VICTORY.

ST. PETERSIHIRG, Aug. 20.-The

Russian troops occupied Gumblnnen twenty inlles from the Russian front- it-r of Exist Prussia. capturing 12

tion.

Gt-riimii guns and u Inrge number of prisoners.

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