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one from every point ol view. Pleas- _ 1 - _ _ Q

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' _ TUESDAY. .|u|.v .iq 1911 -

A - ~ -_-_ .-_~_-_-<.~.- _-_-:_-< _-_-:::::->== - - - = :-s-r-Y-1 »v--0-‘-'-' ‘ff ’ ` ‘ ' `-`~‘-‘-

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'L For the first time since the announce- ment oi- the.vaneapcies._ ing-_,Prince aiid_ . King’s 3 Counties ,the;Patriot"`iiif0t:mGd ‘HS readers yesterday the reason why _the Leader of .the Opposition had determined to incui' thefexpense of contested by-elcc- tions.~ Tivo explanations are given: iirst-

that the oppoi'ttinitv of gaining a scat is'

_ __ _ tadians of the* district would almost to a

a right to the premiership with which it was honored in the selection of Hon. A. E. Arsenault; it was pointed out that the Ac-

man \vho had brought to the countv for the

Iii was pointed out that under these cir- ,-

hopeless. but the outside influences pre- °

.z s.-' in

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hearted Highland hospitality ot the en _ ‘ '

iertxlners made the delegates hap

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_ man, whether Liberal or Conservative, sup- anti comfortable and when the reports'

‘railed and contest is on. es raised dlll'lllg tile year $3108.60, ~3Il

¢ n a Tl

‘port the man who had the honor of being "' 'he ‘°""’ """‘ “em '°°""""

howing the cause ot missions had

the first AC;-idian ever appointed t0 the pre- Iwi' suffered llnnnclally or otherwise miership of any Canadian province, the {f‘"“‘ "'"°"' "‘ ‘°“’ °‘ "‘° "”"

ring war-cloud, their hearts were sd with Joy and gratitude-to the lver of all good.

_second time in its__hj_s_toi°y .the honor of be'- G ,W ,,_,_,,_, m,._,,,,,,,.,,,, woman” ingiselectetl as Premier of the Province. 5; H- 1*-fs” evwhed "fthe 42"! Aux-

zriea of the Presbytcrlal and _'lil nuug women and "children in the 21

cuiiistaiices, a contest would be useless and Baud” “<1 three >'°u11s»Ia<11@S Branch-

5 _ l-`or Foreign Missions' the Auxlliari-

crease oi' $85.75 over last _vears re-

It was to be expected, seeing opposition fm... 3..., fo, Home _“,..,,,,,s ;10;,,,_3,‘ tl been entered against the Premier’s un- “fi "Wears °f $8248- The hands “is-

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` _ - _ ` "tha too tempting to let P355' The gm °'"m€m`aiiiiiioiis return that opposition would he iii:;i.isrs Til-eriiiilotiitiitil iiifiiiieiiiiiiisliiiiii

we are told has a inajority ot only four, in-_Q cluding the speaker, and the gain of one oi the seats would ptit the opposition so much nearer the proinised land and the Treasu- ry. The second explanation is that ll-Ir._

_ Arsenault, having been a member of the

Mathieson governincut was equally res- ponsible for his policy. This is a change of' tune which iiitist conic as a surprise to thc Patriot's readers \vho for ncarl_v six _vcars have listened to thc time ivorn soiig ot the "one inan govei'ninent." of thc “autocratic government." of the “czar atlininistra-_i tion" and of the ".\Iatliiesoii tlc_<poti.~'iii.",‘ It has been reiterated in sea_<oii and out ofi season by thc Patriot, b_v Mr. Bell and bv'

thieson govei'ninent had a voice in its poli-

~ ‘ ' ~ year. .

ciitei ed against the election of Mi. J. D. In addition to tm' mp m_5me__|aI

,_ . _ ~ _

Stewart in the Georgetown district. Mr. r

ist .1 $460.00 earl) in the _\ear for a

Jenkins. the Liberal nominee, has alreadv "fm" ‘“ 2"? *`?"@'S" -‘"»“-“O” f“""S

had experience in a contest of this kind is

the previous year so that the total vim: oi the Presbyteriil for Home

having run against Premier Mathicsoii in ""‘ *`°"”H" f“'SSf°"~“ ““"“K "le

' a, f "

st year amounts to $o.l1fl_46.

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Pl`Obal)l_V Ml‘. »l€l'll'{lllS IS the Sll`Ol`lf2,'- The Foreign Missions funds are ex-

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est card the Liberals could have played ".-

nded by the _\ll.=sion Board of the xurch in the various foreign fields.

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but evcn he is unlikely to make much head- rite nomo .iiission money goes to wav against thc Go\fei‘iimeiit candidate E "“"”‘" “"”“ ‘"“°’"i ""` "”°‘“""S '"

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In Mr. Steivart the Conservatives have a `-

pe Breton and \c\\ Hrunrwick a ~ll as to help the Rcsciie llomes in

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candidate in cverv \vav worthv to relire- S.-"“""-" "“d T’“"’° “"0 " ""“e ‘“'S'

field in P. E, l. It is hoped in

_ _ _.lon sent tliciii. and as he enjoys the coniidciicc fn urs tint wma a<sistan.@ mm be

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of the coiiiiiitiiiity in a unique nieasure hc is like-l_v to maintain the lead of his prede- cessor and may probably increase it. There ii ` is no question of public importance be-

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cn to work among the Jews in’ ntreal and \\'innlpeg. _ l .\lrs_ B. Rogers. Alherton, after ten its of labor and responsiliilit_v. as

i‘i‘r.-iflent of the Prcsbvtcrial. retired

erin:-]\ as Home Mission Superinl

their friends that no ineinbcr of 111°? M4' tore tlicclectorate which was not discussed ,‘.\,,"' “im hm “°'k”" “""'i""‘ ”""

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cy or influence in its admiiiistrative acts _,\,m.m.mm,nt has as _vet no Sins to answer

save and except I’i'cinier Illathiesoii. That,

“"3-S the illhf’ Pi-"‘.\'@‘l fm' all it was “Y-"`thlcctoi's support a Uo\'ei'iinieiit which has ai

at the last gene-ral elcction. Now that i\li‘.i(.lean l.eCm.d and fgainst which the 0pp(;Si_ i

hfaih?-RQ" ha-S §0h0 tahfi MV- lfysglflaglfgtioii can level no trustworthy criticism. It I one _o is govei-iiinent proinotcf ‘I ‘f"‘\vill be lar iclv the case in the Gcoi' 'etoivn »" place the Patriot and- Mr. Fic-ll turn i'<»iiiitli(|i_<tri(.t a_.£n`the Egmont Bay disuiiict fm. “‘ ahd With the 5I1`“*‘t@~“l C"i“l’iHC@""." i‘\“~““"° the Opposition candidate to set forth the "“

their readers and the clcctoizs that they igmunds fm. his opposition and fm. the _:OV

had been fooling and humbugging tlieiii;(,i,.nment Candidate to reph, to Such cl.iti(.__ f~i....-iottatown.

dufhlg the IlH_i*`f Si-‘i ,\`@i*l`f“` "Wi thai fdijisins. As the dog days are on tis it is not i - from the province being burdened with an - ]ik@]y that much Qnthnsiasm will be evoked J autocratic governnient as they had allegctliby Imlitical 0,.at0l.y and Cont,-0\~@,~S_\. im ' it had enjoyed an administration in which Uitlml. c,,,,q-ituency 'i.t»ari~. im.. .\\'ebster. Marie and

all the mcinlicrs .shared alike responsibili- ty and credit for thc policy pursued.

It is open for the Patriot`s readers and

Mr. Bell`s admirers to choose to accept the old tune -m~--t-ii'c"new as the correct inter-

pretation of the score, but it is certain t

that both cannot be correct and which-

or other the Patriot and Mr. Rell had been

eighteen months ago. The Arsenault -<2

'lent

The iollowlng olllcer= “ere elected lionorart President- \lr= B Rog

for, and in supporting Mr. Stewart the el- iff- \ll>@r1°n

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lll‘Il)l`(‘I.\`(i 'l`lIl‘l (‘()S'l` (ll~` LIVING “"‘

Se:_~rctary-- Mrs. .\llllar. Alherton.

from the oillce. as tlld .\irs. R. Mac-l

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-avi-etar_\' of Young Peoples Work -_\li_-s Louise Lawson. l‘liai'lottetowii H _ ` - '~ ' ' ‘

o The public meeting in the evening

.attention wasgiven to the reports.

Presiflent- \lrs \laclnnis

harlottetow n \ite Presidents- Mrs ‘\lacl\av,l inmpton.

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\lrs. Andrew Johnson. Long River. -. .\_lurra_\'. O'Lear_v_ Mrs. Wright. Jlilaitlle. reasurer- Mrs. A. E. Morrison. arlottetougi.

ass. St<:.- Mrs. ii. J. Martin.

oine Mission Setietary- Mrs. H._ Tooinbs. North Rustico. \sri.<tuiit Secg:.- .\lrs. Mathieson.

s. J. 1'). Livingstone, High Bank.

s, very largely attended and close

solo was \erv siveeth sung b

_i/tiiothcr student of political and other ,‘,'.§_‘._ _{'rc]`;,‘,,__§‘,',,“"bl;"{f,"__‘_.,-__§‘§‘”'§"§§_r‘;'§;i

cconomics who is valiantly wrestling with _Ha he complicated question of the high cost 1' _ of living and how to lower it, has discover- U0

ever is accepted now proves that one time ‘gd that the ave,-age Cost of defivel-ing pa,-_ W

ccls in cities is three per cent. of the gross'

OF 31'-9 £1`0S~“i.V miSl@H<hh!-F 'flhfl llh1`@h=1hi@ isales. To save this three per cent. he sug-

We heed hHl’fll.\' U`0llhl0 Ulll' l‘C2fiC\'S h.\`_ nests that 'people carr_v their own parcevls

Brit

_ .Week -End Clearance Salein the .

Ladies' .Ready-to-.-wear ` ll¢l?3i*`iil‘°lili 5°

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a.

Tc-day Saturday, we commence a Clearance' Sale of

Ladies Rea'dy~to-wear Suits in colors, at prices that will cleat the lot About 20 Suits in Fancy Cloths as follows Mustard, Copen. Grey, Green, etc. etc., all new Goods this Season, assorted sizes. ~

_ 25 unites siyiisw suits in Blau., Nsvynmwn and cfetn

Sizes 16, 18, 20, and 36 only, half-price, these goods have not _ °

been a month in stock, this is the best bargain that has ever been / oifcrrd here. _ _

A Few Other B isiness Briugers For Saturdays Trade

4 dozen W~hitc wash silk Waists 1.25 10 dozen White Voile

Waists, all sizrs Saturday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . New Bathing suits _ _ , . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . ..$4.50

_ Corsets 6)c 83-:, l.Z5 & 1.35 Black :uid White Voile waists latest stv-

les all sizes ......................................................... .......l.25

_ Boys Wash suits $2 5OVal_ue for ....... . . . .

Clearance Prices In Mens Department `

12 Mens Raincoats $5.00 for 3.75

15 only Mens suits 15.00 value for 12.00.

5 only Mens Suits 5.00

20 Mens Suits 12.00 value for 9.08

Boys Suits 2.98 _

Boys Suits 3.48 _ ~Pat0n’s Special Suits to lit boys fiom 6 to 16 4.49 Others 5.00, 6.00, 7.00 and 10.00. 1

Boys’ Cotton Waists 50c Balbriggan Underwear, Paton`s Speciil, 1.00 a suit.

’ Merino Underwear 80c a suit. `

Paton's Khaki Shirts worth 1.25, for 1.00. ‘

Special Mens’ _lN_o_r_lg,ing_Shirts. o0c. _ Mens’ Fancy Shirts 85c.

"GE Fam ___ - - THE WABLMTETOWR Guam” _ _ .rULY10,191'1 ; H

1 That will Surprise the most Sceptic`al‘?B'nygr__. ~'

I-U.-\'D0~\.'--»\ <'°"UhS@“t Of 10% anion or i.'..f»oo.tioo.0oo marks is re-|

A ish residents ot` the United Stal- Dona.; in a Bern" telegram today. I

1`@f€1`1'lhg t0 thi’ th1`<”5hhlg Of OM -“U`3“"liome from the stores. In order that the 'id i '

contest at_this_time. Suflicc it to say thatgt

their 'allegations are as falsc as their tune (me deli.-9,-_V a (lay be adopted by way of and have been proved so repeatcdlv in thc- Compromise, ',,

legislature and on the hustings. If th"_\'I

h€iV€ H0 h€ti€l' C2156 than that lh'9S@_T\f‘-‘li able "ones, would be a good one if it were by the Patrlilt and MV- Bell- the 0l’P‘{-Slllfm not for the 'fatal objection that it is un - " candidates in both constituencies will cx- Wm-kab]@_ Ifgll Customers were in 3 posi- _

perience some difficulty in convincing evewt

some of their own supporters of the neccs- Willing to do _<0 the,-Q would bg no (liflicnl- G Sify Of ff0hf€'-Stihl! th€‘-‘ie 0l@Cti0h»\` ill the t_vin putting the scheme into execution and present time. no doubt the merchants would make a pro- Z, ThiS W€0k D12 D€i2\h9V~ Of W€lhh£§t0h.-portionate redtiction inpriccs. But many

will undertake, in a sci'ies of meetings call-i C ed for the purpose, to explain to the people H

a year and a half ago for a term of five 3

plain why-.the constituency should throw

to the winds the premierhsip of the prov- we enjgy, among them the Sometimes nec- ince which for the first time in its history essary-oftentimes unnecessary-luxury the constituency has been honored with; of having our parcels' carried home for us,

to explain why the Hon. A. E. Arsenault, 3

colleagues in parliament by being Sclectcd ence of these ltixuries, necessary or uiinec-

f living. At the same time the indulg

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Which ith? Phfflflf Hh‘i_Ml`- BPH ~“0l`\"€‘ UP as. sudden- \v|thdra\val of this time honored i-ev 31`gUm@hl-* fm' ihC'\U`1`lhiI th? “Xl10h-S0"-if 1'-|custon'i may not be too severe a shock to U"

he public nervous s_vstem he suggests that .-

The schemc, like manv other unwork- ““’

S

ustomers, perhaps the majority, and in

n_v case so many that parcel boys and de- feel

Uf the E?-”m0ht BHY DiSU‘iCf Why thi? H011’ livery teams would be necessary, are not ' 0l‘Hhi€ A- E- Al‘S€hHU|t. Whfhh they €i€Cf@d in such a position and while parcel boys

nd delivci'y teams must be kept specially QE"

.V€aI‘S» Sh0Ul'(i "Ot be Permitted i0 hhiSh Out for these, it wotild be a difiicult matter to hiS term. Hhfl he hilh-*Ulf (D13 D‘fi2lh@.V) h0 so adjust prices as to compensate the oth- , given the seat in thc Le'gislatui'c; to ex - Q1-S for gan-ying their own parcels, +

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No doubt many of the conveniences that

re adding considerably to the high cost

thi

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ion to carry home their parcels and were 'he

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u-or Sl Furnished ly

W. I. Lattaoa,

who haw- just arrived lu Great (Gum you Ro¢_:_-L.,-m_ ggcremry gf

tain 10 loin the British army was uw imperial treasury. stated that the _

imhell hx (i0"9l`“l Sir Francis monthly expenditure from February .`

.\'d on the liorse guards' DH-l‘Hdf‘ to .\lay was 3.00fi,000.000 marks. the S Uwfhiht-Z- The femmohy allmii' increase helng due. to expenditures

d a large crown from the neighbor- on arms and munitions. and for ro ig streets. lief and the paynient of interest. Tho Allhollsli thc fhrohs WHS llhawfirc late.-t warloan totalled i::.i:z0.0oo.ooo f €*Xf-\t‘ll!~' Who! “'85 EUNIS Oh- it i111 marks which. said the secretary. “fur

diatcly hailed the contingent as exceed our expectations,"

Yaiiks‘." and cheered the men lust- “Such ati achievement was possi-

hl the l>9li'?l` lil-‘ll they were the ble." continued' ('ount von ltoderin.

anguarti of the American army. "owing to greater possibilities for` "Yeti are the iirst contingent to making proiits and to savings. Byl ie hero from America to .i0in In Juno 21, ninety-six per cent. of th:-.3 war in which the whole Anglo amount subscribed had been paid ln.

axon race is now engaged," said the gold reserve ln the lleichshank on eneral Lloyd in his address. .Iune 15 had risen to 2.530.000.000

l am absolutely certain that the marks. dcspitg thc export oi’ metal, 'ent oi' Anic.-rica will put the lin- hut since then it has decreased 76.- » touch to the war and ilnish it oo'

it vel _ni sid b Li in 0‘_`000` _ -' _ Ea We

Q a ting e y de e lr

_ hut ntver in so great an undei Gold in the form ol’ jane _\ and

ng. No words-can convey the coins must he hantled to the lielclis- N. B. Dealer

ings of the British Nation at this bank." added the secretary. _

nion. l can only say you are very 1 1_-,;;|_-_-_|;,_\|;;,_

welcome. We look forward to hear- Rumors are persistent, in well-in-

ing of the great deeds which you will formed political circles that Dr. Von I! -*' 4_1' 1 . it

form. .\Ve wish you every Possible Bethmaull-Holiweg. the German im- _ __

cess." ` perial chancellor. in his coming ‘ ' - - f - fam

speech to the Relchstng will make | `

new and more definite dotlaratlons

OOOOOOOOOOQOOOOOIQ conceining peace says ii (cn al

i ~ ’ c The llab 1

_ Q News despatch from The Hague to- r a

* day. The declarations will refer not S _

` only to Russia. hut to the Entente

‘I Powers generally. according to 'this

report.” The chancellor`s speech will pmhably he delivered tomorrow. an

Exchange Telegraph despatch from Copenhagen says. The Copenhagen

One Cadillac 1916, Eight Cylinder.

'l`wo Misliigans, Five Passenger, Four Cylinder. One Russel, Five Passenger, Four Cylinder.

One D 63 McLaughlin, New Six Cylinder.

One D 35 McLaughlin, New Four Cylinder,

Also other makes accessible. - Wiite to '

rbor ,North gave an elogienpand -_ ,.` 3 _ -__ _ _ _V _ 1-g . _ ispirlng address on Mission \\`ork- - _ 1 fitting close to the days delibera- cams AND JEWELRY MUST BE _ - °~-'lilfi AUTOMOBILES ro

£|_c.oMEo ON ARRIVAL FROM _\.\isrllzniiini.-iiistnssion in nm _

AMEWCA (icrman Relchstag at Berlin oi' thc

”--' iirst reading ofa bill providing for ii

Men’ s Blue

as their Premier, should retire in order that essary, gives employment to many who ,-0,

a native of the district and honored by his 0

w

he Dr. Delaney, should occupy his seat

in the Lergislaturc. He will no doubt un- f deiitake't explain also, why he, at the in- cxtravagan_ce' we make _-to the cost of liv-

Sta'_hce of outsiders, whose only interest in i

ould otherwise be unemployed. Thus For

ng, benefits flow to' _the communityat

the district is the political support thev can large and__ perhaps our. extravaganceg are ,i ian

get out of it, should at this particular n

schools, our homes, our parliaments, thrust li

ot all misdirected or misplaced." Economy . ._ _

time, when economy and retrenchment are is a‘ virtue that shouldbe .both preached get being ’ Pt‘€30hed ih '-'OUP °°h\ll‘Ch0S. `0Ul'-'-and_ practised; but even economy has its ,.21

mitations We are bound together in a ‘

upon the district and upon the province a p o n er epen ence, an For

political Contest in which neither he noi' the strands cannot be__hr0ken even in war i-_‘or

those who instigated his action could have time without in’ury°to some -other inter- "Q,

any possible hope of success. In the com- e

st. We are extravagant and someone

mon parlance of the boys it will be “some benefits by our extravagance; we are pen- mf”

job.”. u

We mistake the temper of the people of p

the district and the sincerity of their re- a

rius and some interest suffers through our i-or'

t present ordered are about as well ar- ro-

cent jubilation over the honor brought to ranged as it is possible to make them. The Q2:

the constituency by their newly appointed -thing to avoid is the extreme in every- w Premier if we doubt for a moment the an- thing. “Business as usual,” while it has ,__

swer they will give Dr. Delaney. ‘its faults, was not the heterodoxy that rg?

. ' ° - n

It is an open secretrthat there was seri- m

ous opposition on the part of the level-` there might have been gi worse slogan ev-_ f W

on-_in war.time.i _ ~ '

.13¢s¢lelf1»ili.sti\l...¢is¢isrs._otl-.the district to

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any have proclaimed it to be Anvwav 4'"

_ ._ .,...-..__._.1_........._,...-..a

__. _ _ . _

rom many of the additions which by our ’_`°{,.

p y th

the rosy morning skies. d¢‘-b“'9-

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the vales and moimtnins grand; OFF AZO_RES PORT the moor and pnstureland; » Li ‘ ' _‘ -"- -_ -

the glan_e of love»llt eyes.

the faithful friends we prize. "*'l°'°**-' 9 thank Thee, Lord. .

0 thank Tliee._I.g_ril._ __ __ _ wAsiirNG'roN.-secretaf f nam-

" `*`eIs_i=annoan'eeti' today that lilo navy~

the earth, and f -the seed,

thc- Qalsv ¥d 6"l§f tli ell-412;.: tl nd 'i 'i

t. - We. eculiar bundle f"i t d d d me new _

. ll ..f»,=. the isuhshiiiléliiaqdgvlhgerargin. be the liearllt"flta't*shltl"e' our pain,

p m Bel-

e thank 'l\es, Lord. ' _ .» guna. in the Azores. yesterday told ot

-~ - th bomhatd

g 'ment oi that city at

r the ocean. calm and blue, _ dawn by 3 g_9,»m|n “bm”-m°_ A the 3“"9`9l'l 8°\l|°ll.»|'|°0. little girl_was' killed and several par-

_ _ _ _the seneroud lie¢rt~and true. sons lniured. The tortii replied to

enurv. On the whole our' institutions as “° "'““" T'lE°' "°"‘-'- WS' °“\"'1=fl1=°- Amber dwvlwh

' 11,3- .,_- ~f from Ulsbon said the minister ol'

the H1811 il ll‘U01ll|¢\1\ Cl" _ manne had made an oillcial an- "'° ‘.'°\'¢l» 0! 11098 lllli 0118!; nouncement that an American trans-` 01° Hvmnathsilc wir. ‘ pm Joined in the ming on the oar- 0 ihillk Them LOW- man auhmarlne which bombarded

2 H s 0° . _ _ an lhlllk-TlI0O»~~|»0l'd~ . f- ~ _’ (bil ds. l-‘or military- reasons. he

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- GERMAN SUBMARINE WAlTING

the kindly, helping Imnd; -" s "' as

rtmen; liad~,recelved information German aubmailnea were oper- ln the vicinity or the Azores

- no further informatio would

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correspondent hears that the Reich-

°.°°..°.°°°°*°..,‘_' stag Socialists will make the Rclch- e

A |_|1-ANV ` port oi’ the new war loan dependent

Wo olter this week a. g,pn¢|,| blue

SWK” Milli- flood hard cord twill. well tailored with good linltnga at $16.50. ng we had to my tins 'suit nt present prices it ld t :2<>.~»<>. ---fi it gt... .§’fI.`L ii’ 122 l1l0ll€_V. '

Don] fail to sen thin suit |r gn.

-terestedln A' hlcb, blue. g¢|~g@__,,s ;¢_ is easily ihe.b¢0t~buy on the market. M9119 xref tweed suits. good qual-

ity. well talored suits. $12.00 und $13.50. .

Bgiwn worsted suits, either '-checks

_Or rlvw. in the Q well known “B_achelor" make. all alms up to 42 ifncheo. Compare this suit with what llsvllllis regularly for $20.00. ana .V_0u will at once see the extra valua for themoney. ~

“,0tht;|;8sulta too ntlxorous to mon-

n. .00. 880.00 838.00 to

szsoo. ' ~ ' q

See our special line ol heya' suits.

lit boys. 10 yii. to 18 years, 35.00. Other lines of boys' outta, ° |410, $8.00. $10.50. $18.00, and' $18.50 W( have some extra lam" alla

two piece short pant'|ult| to ht Mn 10 _Years to 18 years. Prlcel, $11.50 to $13.50.

he flowers *men retreat. nays. was discharging coat and aided ‘I oft; I ourrlneat. 1 thmbatterlaa ln.torolng the anbmar- .___

I peaau I sweet ina to withdraw out ol’ range, ~ The

"‘~'"lk '|`h“*‘- mfd euhmlnlno was still all the port tho G

_ i ' 1 4-William Noon a' iiouncoment said. ' ’ Q I

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