»_ A :-1 s. ::-<».~i~cv4ra¢.

._M0scow. and there is nothing left

‘stuffs are confiscated, houses, cur-

, Frnmar?

l . TIRIIILiAOCOUNTQ OI‘ CON- DITIOPﬁ IN RUUUIA.

LONDON; July ll. — When the British authorltiu at. Aroiilnlei or dared the embarkatlon of all Bri- tilh subject: their lnteruts in that port were placed in the hands of two Dutch gentlemen. These gen- tlemen arrived in London a few days ago, after a daring escape. and bring terrible accounts of the dkorganlnipn. suffering and mis- or)‘ which followed the Soviet oo- cu tion last February. The fol- Bwin; is the account given by one of them of the present state of Russia under Bolsiievlst rule.

All trade and industry of private persons, companies and enterpri- ses, no matter to what nationality they belong, are liquidated and ta- ken in hand by the Soviet govern meat. All former owners.‘ direct- ors. merchants and manufacturers who had not been imprisiled or executed are compelled to serve in the many government institu- tions for low wages under the con trol of the Communists. ‘All the movabe property of merchants and manufacturers has been requisit- toned without scrupie and without any payment. The same fate befel banks, manufacturies, shops. steam ships, etc. The cooperative so cletlcs. of which so niuch has been said, exist only as government in- stitutions. They were liquidated by arresting or discharging their leading officers and putting in their places oommissaries appoint- ed by the government. These men possess the power and position of autocrats. and act solely by and according to Government instruct ions. The goods belonging to the cooperative societies in Archangel after the occupation in February last. were immediately sent to

for the inhabitants of North lius- sia. A commissary for foreign trade. who arrived in Archangel with a most extensive powcr 0f illwrne? from Moscow actually Silldi "if the Allies will deal only with the co-opcrativcs, and not with tho Soviet government. we will take the cooperative sign from o.‘f their doors, and put it above that of the gnvcrntucni." And thLs was actually done,

Orllanlza-tl searches in an canoes. V0!‘ to find anti Ilolshi-vis‘. propa- ganda takes place- cvcry night. l! any PVifIQficc ls found, gold, au- "97- "lollef. clothes ﬁnd food»

riages, horses, grounds, etc. urt- cnnflscuted, according in the llPUlIS of the different ccmmlssarlcs and institutions. The» rights of pro- perty tiwncrs no longer exist. in Russia nnr do pc-fsoiizil political Convictions or 1")[If[y_ T)“. prp sons arc filled to nvarftnwing_

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LONDON, Barry, an iris

July 13.— William firciiiiin on the steamship New York. pleaded Zullty in ilic Bow sirci-t police court. here this morning lo infring ing tho Defense of the ltcalm Act by bringing in iirms, ammunition and n number of lt-itvrs. Tho lut- ler were from ‘ITISII revnluiiimlsts and were intciidwl for ultimate dc livery to Arthur Griffith, organi- zer of the Sliin Fcln. and other Finn Ft-lii chlcfs in ire-hind. lliir- ry was sentenced to two months imprisonment. Illinn his arrival at Soilihalnpton

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THE

visits GUARDIAN

Arrsvncohrmaurm. im-

—MEN'8 BROWN OXFORD shoes. Worth $7.50. Clearing at $5.98 per pair. Sinclair k Stewart Limited.

1629-7-16-21

--SPECIAL OFFERINGS in la- dies’ reudy-io-tvear department for July clearance. Sco iIlPlil cJrly. Sinclair 8c Stewart Limited.

1629-7-16~2i

—MIDSUMMER CLEARANCE of millinery now on. Great bargains. Get your share. Sinclair d; Stt-tvari Limited.

1620-7~1ti-2l

—iN STOCK PARIS GREEN. nrsenite of lcad unrl llmc. hillt- stone, etc. Get thciii lii-re. Sinclair A‘; Stewart Limited. ' 1029-7-l6-2i -MEN'S BLACK CALF BOOTS with Nt-ulin soles. P0811111? $101“)- spcciully priced for Jilly $7.95 ll"? piiir. Sinclair to Stciviirt Llmiicd. lllzll-T-ltl-Zl

INTERESTING AND

._AN , was played ilii.-i

cit-tin gllllit‘ of Iiiill ‘ (|\Y‘|[\ing on the school iliziiiiiiiiil betwccn ilic lictl Sux uiid \gu_s. which ciidcil lii u score of 11-~ ilii favor nl’ the. Vets. Flic liaitcrli-i WPTPI the Vi-is ufill Morris iinil MW" tiiin for ic Rod Sox; ldctullctigh and Durant timpircil dhi’. K0111"-

VARIOUS COMMIT- t,.,._., "m, gutting busy tirgzinlzliil! the campaign for ilic P. l‘. Hospi- lit], which has for its (ib1‘~"~"l"'“ $35300 (‘twenty-titre ilwiifliﬂlll dollars) for tho ]iIII'|li!Stl_ of paiyinil

—THE

July 2. Barry tieclarcd m8 pistols ammunition and letters discover- Ed Oil his person were givcn hlmi by an unknown Xiliiil for delivery at a livr-rpoul iuidrr-ss which he claims was lost.

The magistrate, stinlonyjng [his prisoner, said he appeared to be Dart 0f a system regularly em- DIOYFHI i0 Convey commissions be twccn revolutionary lcadcrs in ire. lland and their ageniis and sym‘ pathlzcrs in the Ltimpd 31,119,,‘

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YOU CAN'T cur our

A Bel Spavln Or Thoroughpin m" l?!" (‘ﬁn cit-rm tlivm oft’ prompt- ly witli- -

A5QFBWE

livid you work tiic Iii-rm-

same tlmc. Dora not hlln- u-r u!‘ ri-mnvc ilii- IIIIIT. 32.50 pi-r iiottlc, ditllvcri-tl. \\'ili lr-li you mori- if you 00k 4 ll (rt-e. Ail-

IC, .Ill.. tln- iiiitls-

. nimviit for Illllflkillll.

vv-tltirt-s \'nr ‘H!!!’ Yi-liis. liupturi-vl hliisclcs or Llir-

RIIIFIIII, Enlnrgi-il (ilniidn.

“mm; Cysts. Alleys pain uuiviiii‘.

Price $1.2.’- n Iiottlc tit ilrugglsts m‘.

delivered. . “I I4‘. IIIYNH, Inn, I4] Iiymnnl llldg" Montreal Pan.

Alnmrllle nml Abs r Jn,

arm Inmlr In t’ I ‘ t; ..-

'54 I . in August. ovenler e ‘ ' ' Jfor B.

thus be S4151" v.2 rwt ~ ~ .-

TIIB RiIGIlIiS IIARDW

with?

fi‘.\'_‘j'l."",‘-' ' and he in ifulbsiiine‘ build

Make your-plans to your Fox Ranch now. Book

gliﬁ WIRE NETHNG and _ sure of delivery. Thousands of rolls will be wanted for this year's ' building. Make cure of yours.

‘m. H". im-ga building now twink built. Eiﬂiil district in the count)‘ wi|i' , organized, since the necrl of this ﬂtiilillllll is fell h)‘ “Pr? m,“ in 1;|r- vomit)‘. ll is cuiisidvreil the campaign will be highly 5"“ r-t-i-isful. The ilrive will bc- gin simultaneously in all parts oi tlii- ccuiiipx from llii- 4th to liti- l0ili.

-WEDDING BELLS.—A vorll pretty wedding took place at the Manse, Ktjllﬁillglt)“ on ‘Tuesday ‘fl’- fining July lliili in tlic presence of tlit- iiiiiiii-iliiitt- friends of ihc contracting pariit-s wlicli FTNIPFlP-k l). Iii-nnvti of Stanley Bridge and (‘i-lino Gt-rirtitle Woridsitlt- cf Mal- pt-iqllt‘ wort» unlit-d in iliP i101 bonds of matrimony. The Rev.

inuny. Tlicy were unattended. The prim.- was attire-d in n lHIVPIlITIK still of brown with list to corros- pnnd. After the ccrcinony they re- pnh-pd to lIIli Brunswick l-lnuse whvrt‘ it very tiisiy wedding sup- per was st-rvi-rl by Mr-‘l. Lyllllﬁ- ilii-y 1011K fl iioni-ymvri iris to 11W gm“. "f Mainl- and on their return flu-y intv-tui in reside at SianleY Bridge. Tho, bride was one of Mal- pi-uuifs most poplllﬂl‘ Yilllllil “"11" on and siic wns hnnorcti on Wvfb nestiay 7th by her man!’ ‘T191145 --'lih a "shower" tit tlii- liomc of Mrs. Thomas McNult, Malpellllif-

P. BRAND ENG-

liliil coiiiirtittiii.

xi-Quiirrlit uiid Dailv)’ ti“

. “ Agents

—lﬂOP FROM N 70¢. OMB-B -——-v.~

—-M‘r. ltirncst Gaffiicy, Summ- ersidc, has gone on an extended trip through ‘Western Canada.

gslﬁdAﬂT cltl-

— WANTED —A STRONG MAN for furniture packing room. It. T. llolniiin Ltd., Summerslde 1590.

-WlRE-ROPE, HOISTING forks. pitch forks, scytlies, smiths, and utlicr iieeiliuls for the haying sea- son, iii closest prices. Sinclair 6': Stewart Limited.

l629-7-l6-2l

-GUNS IN PO5iTl0N.—~'l‘lii~ German gun No T419, which arriv- wl in Sutiimcriiitle a fcw days ago ‘has been placed lii Dominion ‘Square. dlrectl-y in liiic with the other German gun, adding greatly to tlic iiplltlkifilllilt,‘ of this square. Tlii- gun is similar lo the other om- in €Vi'l' respect, cxt-cpt iliiit li has H. brighter appearance, and all its port are intact. 'l‘lio tnwii cer~ tuiiily has soinittiiiiig to bc proud iif---t\\‘0 relics of lIlt‘ world war.

THE GERMAN FIELD GUN which was liWlll‘(il‘(I to Summer- sidc by ilic govcrnmcnt iit Ottawa arrivt-il ii Stiinmcrside, uintl is u! pvt-sent on ii flat car rcody to un- loud for its lacing un Dominion Square. Tho work on the founda- tion for this and on the other Gcr llliIlI guii will iii-gin iii nncc.

—A'l' THE GENERAL MONTH- l_v inciting of thi- UOHHI of Trade licld ln the 'l‘ri\vn Hall Moiiilzii‘ evcnliig. it was decided in plat-c tlic rirnv llirinan gun on llouiirfou Square. 'i‘h.= roiniiiiiniiniilon regard ing arrival nf_ihc Duke of Devon- slilre was read and ll stiiiablc pro- gﬁlllllll‘ mapped out Tiff! rciziilir iiionilily bills ziiuountcii to $7.0m.

-iCHAUTAUQUA 0PEN8.-~~ (‘liziiiiaiiqiin is again in Summer- siile, lldYilIfl opciii-i‘. up Wwliir-sliiy iiioriiiitg with lIII‘ kiddies parade, which cniislsii-il of about fifty cliiiilrcn, tho junior chautauquzi. Al 3 vn-lock the stir-moon tit-r- i'fll‘lll£illl‘t\ iipi-iii-il up by introduc- llun to liv- Sllflliliﬂfiiitlﬁ people 0f (‘liziutiiutiuu siipcrintciiileiit, Mrs. Mary Spriuliliiig Munro, by Mr. A. S. McKay. chairman of the Organ- ization for Suiniiit-rsiilc. The largo. tciit wis pat-kcd wiili n splendid audlcticc. in the evening one of the chief fealiircs was (lhanccllot Gcurgc ll. Bradford's lecture. "This u-iiy up." Mr. Bradford is llll clo- qilcni. li-ciuror, and speaks from

d m e ' tho lit-art, with the rcsuli. 1118f. 710l- ‘W. Goodwill performe e c rc-

mic of ihc vast aiidlcncn who list- encd lo him with spell-bound in- terest ilirivuglitiut lcfi the tent. The hictlriith Batting eutcriaincrs guvc a Krfillil iu-lt-ction of overalls. M“! old tlmi- uiuslc, which was lilliml‘ appreciated.

-THE 84TH ANNUAL MEET- ing of the I’. E. l. Agricultural Mutual Fire insurance 00.. was held in the office of tlio manager. \Vaicr St, Suuimt-riiide. on Tues- duy, July 13, uit 2 p. m. Prciiiiuini. for tlu- your amounted to 815181.?’-

lntercst 5331-63 $21,060.83

ll890.2t

2484.00 14.71158

1972.11

Pd expenses

"Losses Net gain

$21,060.85

Over 2.000 policies wee taken and renewed during the year. The Company's now total assets of $82,863.79 were invested at a good rate of interest. Quite a successful annual meeting was held, at which slitrje‘ gathering of farmers were pp- ‘ t in take part’ iirtiid pro- tp s Thebld ‘boprd not..." - 4 Llginniinouiiy‘, rs-e cted’ for . V‘ iilnglyeaiﬂwltii :7.‘ (gimp s as; titan _- o n o ii- Vi”) . - ».',, _,

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i. P. sivuuii

ESTEBJN PERSITT-Qm

—l\Irs. George Williams of Sum- mersido is spending a few ilays at her hours in Charlottetown.

—Mrs. George Warburton, ‘ of Victoria B. C. is visiting friends in Suniiiiersidc.

-Mr. John lteld, of Toronto is visiting in Summerside, the guest of Mrs. H. It. Crockett.

—Mr. James F-rguson, drugglst Si. John. N. 13., is spending a few days with friends in Summerslde.

-—Mr. Juillus Gaudet of Mis- couclie, recently accepted a posi- tion with the Royal Bank of Canti- da, Miscouche.

-l\liss Emmi Matheson 'of St". John, N. B.. is spending a few weeks with lier parents, Mr. rind Mrs. \\'r.t lilaili-rrarii.

/Mr. A. Brown, of Toronto is Spending a frw days in Summer- slde, the gut-st of Mr. H. it. Crock- till.

~-~Mr. Jack Horton, of the Do-

minion Empress office. Cllﬂflmli" -

town is spending a few weeks with his parents iii ‘Summcrsltlc.

—Mr. Raymond Brown, Grand River, was visiting friends here this week-ll.

-— Mr ‘\lvili;am~ Flynn, and bliss Agnes. Flynn, left on Tuesday on a short triii in Sourls and (‘.harlrit‘e~ town, ll.

—-Mr. Page. (‘lilcf of ?hs (‘unad- lan National Detective Association of Toronto, was in town on Mon- day, he is on important business, he left on ’I‘uesday for Lot 18.—H.

-l\lr. and Mrs. John Murray) Mr. and Mrs. A. Beaks)’ "l",- diiughtor, and Miss Katherine Mac- Piice o! ‘iimokllnc, hlasm, motor- (‘t1 through Stiiirmerside en route to Coleman on ‘Tuesday.

»’l‘h~~ Misses lil. M. fioucliaird; L. (Y. McKenzie and G. M. lien- ilcrstm of Montreal. are visiting in Summerside, the guests of Mrs.

—Tiie ball game on Tuesday evening bclwccn the Veterans and l-tcd Sox was fast itnd interest- ing resulting in a victory for the Veterans. Score 1i to 8 McQuiirrle and DiItIY for Vets and Mountain and Morris for Rod Box. Messrs. McCullough and Durant officials. —-H.

~Mr. Joseph McKennzi. who had spent a couple of weeks lioli- days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James McKenna, Elnidale. left on Turmdiiy morning for llridguport, (7onn., where ho is cinploycd with tho Ringer Sewing Machine (Io. llc was itccompanietl by his brother. Mr. Ronald Mc- Kcmra, who rcci-ntly resigned his position on the office stuff of Messrs. R. T. llolman l.td.—l{.

»~Quiio ll number of people from this vicinity went to Charlotte- town on the 12th and spent a ‘pleasant day, those who attended thc races, speaks very fiivoriibly of thc affair, a special feature be- ing ihc score cards which fm‘ several years have been the first to give the pedigree as well its the name of each horse entered for the races, it ls surprising how few of the spectators attending the dif- ferent races. know the pedigree of the. different horses. Much more interest would be taken in horse racing if the managers of sll rnoo tracks would adopt this system ghen issuing their score cards.-

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NATIONIAL DIVlIION MIITING -.__., . l .. ,- ,.

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DI o _. it , ssf¢ 6f the .- i“.

w. a. ‘rm. w._

Li? ‘were present. ‘ ‘

There was a reception given P" vlsitliii de as in‘

MD-SM.

Physician and Ourgeen Hal opened an oiileo at KINKORA,

Pol. Ilillll l

the Natives! PI viva

and madam ‘In Moncion. on Tuesday evenin

. . O W0 Grand Division ' N mutt-tau numbers of the

in the basement o (the Baptls, "church. This was most socliibl in character, consisting-pf speech-

t ca, music, vocal and instrumental.

renewal of old scqu can. in-

troducilons and int friendly greetings. Mr. W. P. gem,

regresentlng of Orostjﬂri- ~ a . '

LI; safety razors seem alike because of the sigiilaxét size and appearance. As regards the AutoStgop; $1‘ , _ ver, the resemblance ends there. Its pecul (insidi- x advantage is. that without being larger tha ‘an? other if safetylrazor, it combines within Itself a self-strapping. , titre 1 that *1 g bks the user to keep the blade sharp without ta iig anythi _ apart. It thus prevents dull blades and the expense of bu new ones. i ~ I

-' a you niaylnot‘ be interested in econom of blades. but‘ ‘surely you Inni I good shave and that ll only ‘possi le with a strapped blade.

lnyilul winch-m u. - m... I . o... "125. oro"a”s?m_£.pi.ifﬁii'if.ﬂ,kiﬁ'iiﬁilf "um; 7732i. 231%?! '1.3§~'Z.'.'i3".i"..'i'iZ.

Auteﬂtrcp Sift] Ruor Co. Limited, AutoStrop Building, Toronto, Canal! ' l“

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tain gave an interesting account of the work in the home Land. es- pecially the cadet work. wherein they have 60.000 children enrolled. They bad followed up statistically the results of child training in teniparaiice and ninety two per cent remains true to their pledge in after years. liis present mission was to study the methods of the Parent Order in North America that whatever was better for the work tlicy wished to make us of. llis address was most interesting."

Speeches were also delivered by P. M. W. P. Burgoyne, of Ontario, a noted member of the order. Rev. Byron Ii. TIIOIIIH-S, Ci. W. P. of N. B. and Rcv. A. A. McLeod, P. G. W. P.. of N. B.

There was excellent snglng led by P. M. W. A. Horatio B. Wood, of Rhodo Island, U. ‘S. A.

ice cream was served by the ladies and the reception closed Sllllllllg liie American National Anthem and God Save the King.

The Wednesday morning's see- sion opened with en unusual large Blltflldilllflti. The usual comiiiittccs were appointed, and twt-iity new represcntiitlvcs were initiated ln-tn the National Division. ' Besiion, ‘tls safe in say you will bc

Tho report of M. \\'. l’. E. 1.. llocnilial was a comprehensive ri- Vll'\\’ of thc business and prognvss of tlic order during the year and contained much of iulviccr fur fiii- ture work and was strongly ap- preciative 0f thc progress of tcm~ perance in the year just. closed and Optimistic of the bright. outlook for ‘the future. ills long and excel- lent. address closed with the follow- ing w0rds.—-—"

"Four years ngn in the city of Halifax you elected lllt‘ lo this high office. During thosp years. war came to my own country. and thn Doiiiiiiiciii had been in ii for sumo years before. Difficulties lnnniiii-r- able confronted us every where, Division meetings were shuttered. ouijresources were. taxed to the. "m". A great explosion desolat- "i i118 city In which 1f was elected ~ to office. Many of our months“. ' were maimed and some killer], Division rooms WPFP destroyed, Qiii tit‘ all our Divsions went the best tyne of men our country could offer, some never to return. They stood for the nrnciplea the (l-riler had instilled in them from- clilldhonm and maintained theirs Iﬂﬂlflﬂldgfllili odds. Those who were loft behind worked with Wlllln! hands and save the best they had tho righteousness might be niniiituincd on the earth, Death cntcrctl intin my own homo “m; took her who liad made portable in II litrllo degree the work l sought. to dos-Today‘ l return to you the trust wnirli you conimiitoq in my care, conscious that while l have failed in ‘llILlCIl iliiit l lutil hoped might bu ticcoittplishod—l can truly "Y l0 you. I did my best. Methods IIIBY have to be changed, the nlltufﬂ or "l" "Wk m"? be different, but the abiding principles of the Order are i-tioadifaet. ‘Therefore may our course be full of joy to others. and when our star shall get at life's close, may it set as the morning star, which gonih not down behind the darkening west, but melts away into the brightness of llcuvcn. Willi these words l rniurn tlii- trust you committed tn my care, I hope unblemished and uiisciirrcd."

The iianclal reports showed-n

19-1221 Queen St._, __ Charlottetown

A Salei of Stockings for women ~ for Misses. fair liildsi-en

0N THE TABLE IN THE CENTRE-JUST AT THE foot of the main stairway, you will find samples of this spec- ial oifering- This is one of ii series of special bargains that we picked up-,-and it is a vet-y attractive saving-

The lot includes cotton and lisle hose in chi1dren’s sizes, black white and tan-its well as women's and Misses hose in plain and ribbed black, white and brown. .

These would be good value at 50c to 75c each and we are offering them at a special price of THIRTY FIVE CENTS

EACH OR THREE PAIRS FOR $1.

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balance of revenue to excess of ’ expenses in the last year, and the ' . best financial results for many ' r ‘ , I, c,‘ ~ , _. , . ,, _, _ , Years. , “l” " -' " <l ‘- The M. W. Putt-en's report o; , ' ' v juvenile work sows a large amount ‘ , ’ . _ . ' O _ . . of effort during thg you Mid m‘ ~ '~ ' ' ’ . ‘ -, ' _ ‘_ - ,_ i some cases more especially the l‘ . :- - ’ l 1'7 ' “l . i New Brunswick the results have ' = ' a . l - »

1., .,-i-i- _ .-,a I], ~ . thins womeiiissilk boot hose black an col- Blhék,.. White plain and ribbed lisle and fine d hose also-a quantity of mens fine lisl-e stock ' ‘n, white, grey. These are regularly worth 75¢. i. i. . . A 3'1 "

. Nb.“ 9n... ..

.i%’iiii.

in iii-er; a}?

if ,§4E1I(‘ 1cm:

prices are Penmans fine black

Other lines offered at sale lisle hose 75o pair. t i i . .. g _, ,._

f _ Silk boot hose int sand and ‘cream at- ll-ilil pair. Silk boot hose in cordovan, tan pearl and smoke at 81-50

per pair.

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