Mperieneorrtbat" anoint-cure; ' Wilts

"giant becoming the favotlr. m. nil-ova “ ‘ country. pendent} qq"? 091?,» cbooée tutu; preparations be- ‘cause they have learned by

sent what

W. r ’ Yofﬂi‘ 2' .1 "l" "b! nslng zhfat” i) it; requisites d W Up ‘an nultrléi n ‘in. mo‘ inwnay‘ n” stein Tait‘ Wrl]_y1.5"I¢-nu-» --. w

r n-~~~.-;¢.J;g.=*rae~

. _ u.“ . ‘F coriander _ , .

‘ the suppression

_..llussisn army officers aboard, will

‘ A. D. Cumins and. Co., Bhipbrok.

"With » ammunition to“ be used in of the 116d in W§¥1li-i.-. ihwiiliillliflliﬂlt}, istiaa _ er "Westmound is loading-a full cargo .°f lilies. ,s Iells and locomotives at Pids it's -Poi£“t0r-I'tl$e.Wran8el. cove rte tin " tu Russia. " rThe Westmount is in com-mand “Pﬁnniuib srnitb ' and‘ wiiri two

Snail-direct» from this port 10' om 3190K 56a. whereshe will receive orders as to her destination. The. vessel was recently purchased .by

"8 "M. "lie viii’, from the United stews Shibnlnz Board and n 40o feet long and 64 feet beam. and was built at Seattle, ‘Wash; ln' '19"? l" l“ understood that the

-_ slan govern bonhood of 8150,00

Ireisbt. Paid the ship by on, rm. mBTIt In the neighn,

vvwﬁY

m‘ I t ‘ii

ufu%ﬁl‘l 3

(Ill I -

"etieliiéin tinned

swan-a nl , nvly 171.13: t. it‘

ITED A oom maids. App

G Y at the Russ. 2236-8-17-31.

snip-sic n, _‘ ral maid. R cyygilgidhtistatsfmlg. l‘! to Mrs. '1). ‘Diillcs, 14 ‘Esp an.‘ Q.

lTliiD—-A GIRL FOB GEN- Yli llillllﬂwﬂfk- N0 washing or nnkiﬂtr- Appiy- M11921. H. Wad- sn, Summersldo. opposite Bchur. Will"!- .1 zzat-iz-iz-zi.

l’ l so n ' m!“ Nu véﬁggégoakwn‘ small “my-to Mr.‘ an}; ood Wales.

um’ Immu- -~ Wicks. 120

(lZZ-Jlti’. E011 gale.

nmﬂrhiii "a" -' GAL an‘ I'll "i711; 0f, Arbhlbaid~ MeKlnnon i" . Iiivsxnntuenesau. a .

Tl. I OFFER A FEW 11111101159 sd bushels for sale. M. C. owan. Kilmttrlu

n snub-a“ 1r. r. roman s ‘ .. innery engine. in good cnndi on. Vrlte flux 2G4 or phone Riv-H

- 2247-3-1

raises: i‘ ct outbid 1,1180 ' e. Bil ‘HEX!

r, w‘. ,4,- ,, 4f pad-nan

nmu. rains or‘ nnacic FOX ups for sale. No. 1 uality. May e seen at ranch J-

u I l- n snr.s:*‘.rr"1\ ittiAlli m‘ inn. nxlud 1a n. r. n. -r. boiler with

Ii fittings in good shape. Henry liicTavlsli. E|d0llr .<.l 216

IRNI‘;

imam- Ii saIJi-r-nv PRIVATE sans. lilidmoe 26. Prince Street. Par- |cuisr:s._os tbs premises Mrs. M’, Jlosap... to. t ‘ ntr.

iir~snait~mm= nod: ronp or.‘ amethyst _

vnrtnboasunt-z brooch! IBrHHtnsYVWFInder please return to

ard. ‘ F“""'r“.“r"iii' sXlri:-?‘1°1-r§i't' To Lois. . t‘ . - ~'|

m: ‘ ‘hi; 01w- lncoomiona- ‘ mirage, yg-vigd le for a. family

wlmn r- Id °' ‘TM r? 1°” '1‘ m: r . o p ttanwlilsrltim-cy Qmlgriycrs. I

2260 T TOMBBTONES next doc- ron-s ooorr . ‘ ..-.u_i_.,_.= v-w-J

TORONTO. Aug. i4.-- rpm-tr m n!“ nil ,.risl1i-.in like rill"- iiP. hut next door to a doctor. t! have t-trheir» drawvbrioks, This

I lite substance of a Judgment-r

lied this notes-noon .51. Magis- le Ellis in refusing to fine Jos- li Steiner," charged witiwofiering

> stonestior ealeﬂir-‘a restricted"- s .

Tlivcity sollciior's d rtment duds it photograph tiiﬁinug- ‘at l! Blx tombstones on the front.

.._.... Williitiliiliiliils ‘ .m_g.._ie_ig£fuiy,tionmu. t.

unwound“ con m“

LmmQeorge H. Steverisvgnhriecretsryl .

Lllhil. uTovlfl3-Gl. '

, vnvrviv

1%.? “P? “Z... oer-ova agnrtr1iif3i;i“$”'

Iinbi-vnpnnypn or mu" ' ‘ ' * vertl

magi-tile.

Loam-smart no nocmronp‘ g _

Pearl p d g b » arr-um. iﬁdii‘; riiiiiis .Ml\|- _Vi'."l“._~'1‘ldnmrsh. sui n‘ fr‘... .“'"d~‘ » ' - Auk. '17 2r. nosm-m Tun vronvrrr or: Charlottetown. rubber tiru of a

carrla _. Finder pluaso leave ,ot this n ldc. ' zzuai-ii-ubai‘

Teachers wanted

TEACHER \VA‘N'I‘I<ll)——A PIHNUI- pal for Fanning School.‘ Suppl!‘- mt-ni $250.00. Apply Julili (Yrnlg. Secretary of Trustees.‘ nnupt-tiui» " = - . ~ zzitz-altx-rr:

waivrldn 'l‘ldA(7llI~)|i volt nnatiiu. luy Pt. School. Stipplt-mrnt $75.00.‘

Apply Rot-rotary C. H. Show. . gzuu-s-is-zu.

waivrnir-mmaonnlt mm ivmv Glasgow ‘School. Supple ond class 8160. First class ‘H’!

ZIGG-B-IS-Bi.

'\v ITEIMIPA‘ TEACHER non all; J Ill, Lot ﬁll. Stipplomcn l. 7i .0 _ upiy to Secretory

Trustecm. Wilbert McKinnon.

.- " 2238-8-17-4L

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Nuttillnrt‘ Amman l-‘Olt turn- rny Harbor North School. in at~ trnvtiw community. SQIIYIHUIIIIEIII. 3150.00, Trustees wlll tin-i q suit‘ u lo hoarding" hﬂilzuv. _ll|tri'y,>(}|.'_ £111, " Siztiriétnry. Trustees. " \

TEACHER \VAN'l‘lilI) l~‘0ll Tllld Cambridge School. district Ne. hi, first. itccond- or third cinos. Good. stipplcmcnt voted, also boarding house ready. Jiplly to Alfrwi lime glnbotham. Secretary. * QBIS-B-lii-Bl.

Wanted

\VAN'I‘ED MAN - AND WIFE T0 work on a farm. Good wages. Ap- ply E. L. Mclvcn ikinkora.

2194-8-14-6I.

Agents Wanted

FORTH-All‘ AGENT! Wlll’!

rises. We now have the best equipped plant in ptestFoeti- 1nndorste

chants Portrait ‘vComDan . onto. 161I-7-16-tf.

‘up more utohieir A doctor and n‘ ‘

next door neighbor to the defend- nnL-Aold the court ‘that the ‘tomb- Qqoncsﬁtati citused irtrcinendoiis Flllililm "l. the“ district. _ "It has brought an onerous state ‘lgfusffiilrs upon the professional men of the district," stated U"). neighbor. i _ “We have to sieep wit-hone W0 on-thls Qﬁiltiémillly-nﬂd it» is n B!" ious handicap to professional ‘iilei lt is no pleasant reminder for per}; pie of sixiry to seventy yenrs o

" viﬁlslnst-‘s home._.hut , "Y people. thought that some- Inznbnriedr-thare that-ho Pill

his. nsn » .

B0.

the iron -_inwn~‘.'. Megistti-nio Bills

ordered stones YBhIOYUdQ" - - ‘

Pmbxnsnriiis. ‘Aug, 14 __

' tcw

the V _ iprobfixhly including. local

_ ascertained . Foot (1st.

5; prelentwia-critl sq; 12430118529!“

lgnti

m . -_ , - gtate amount of your business for

trouble, and expense to .

nge lo see this FWD ‘l! "um" m! “

" ‘the ' 3Y\

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ADD ‘no ab; ‘is’; nrvi. ndvfrnu- m6 ee ‘IJMN; no. its‘... . . N

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M-I-I-ITMMJdIQTiDFtYw-(Qontinusd

from la ti .7 - l .- nnltn-‘3-.»Z"“.fr’£12-‘l§. the Mllitl De . "WW4 mam) "dlllelli dram 0t.

vest e‘_f9 lovvi : "N° "Pa" l1 iilfhavﬁlYe bail lqgd -i9:.9sta‘.ll . of mill alni

e Can dafin I!“ q ,' 3 1 )1}. I liiiifﬂlsltththe“ Prince illegent "l1 l-hikliibiw} ti!’ ﬁqrvlce‘: ‘rendered ‘Wqlllﬂ with that iflrovince that ‘libero inilon able u» bear arms doestlwtexceed 10.000 men; nearly Ole-half oi; these are embodied for ‘the Yholqsoiytiieiirst.‘ urn a Vet-y °°"°.d°l'"i?1@ Dontion of the greatest Dart" 0f the last unionism" The Ihfenstth ‘of the militia on iitilfusl service above referred _to, gppggfg to have beenhiiﬁoiioyvu; 550 can. "y. 350 artillery, v56 srtificers, and 4.500 infantry; total, EMGBTQfIIIct-irs N. C. 0s and men. ' Tho ' province "W"! to have had'oiily“one batta- 1j°tb5°0 strong, which was styled the‘ Incorporated “Battnlloni The whole of the militia was ordered out in that section ~~ of-thecouniry in 1813. The numberwf-miiitiaymen under arms in‘ yLowei-‘Itsnnda ‘during lhe war,‘ obtained‘ front documents on record in tho ijﬂeparttnent‘ o!

‘ Mllltln an! Defence. Wtiiwiifoilowsz‘

183 cavalry, l63<iirtilleryflil3 voya- illilirli. 10.255» infantry '('15' blliitii‘ llonsg. or rrtotal to! '10,ii17'cniled out frlsome periodpvarying from‘! ‘ Iiilytr to tvvo‘=nionihs.~oi~ 26.525 III-men i‘ inn. ‘slid-often: .. Lower - in. ‘The wlholtrdftirelreguiar p" serving‘ intﬂanaviur‘ during war numbered 3b0ilt“1‘3.0l)0 , enlist- ipqnts and drafts from-lthetmilitin _to fili up losses); ‘as fsr ds can he comprising "the 1st. ‘battalion only), 8th.

King's Own. or; . a; t s (1 battalion 49lh.89th.100t ,=-1oat ,-\1 t ,-i ow

iBrunswick) Reglmentshbesldes the ‘Royal Newfoundland, the Meurons,

‘ﬂlﬂli: Cans troop

mentmg the 19th light nlhaﬂpsons. abou‘ Ooﬁiboysisndarinestsnd ea- menj‘. and 500 urtillery and end gineers. The numws’ a ve 8W6 n lignrzllnqlitmfiii {Lugdwfh ih (ma?!

cu ng as -- __ ans. e whole périddof thogWar; of 18127.!- cmbrncptiif ply igqjillillﬁilll. outio

nt nln _v4

which tw fro occupied)!»

actual‘ ii r90 no s. A tjtilillt’ miiteemritgi‘ Uttiiigesigliges Senate su-bmittedﬂifnjcporljt-lqniﬁﬁ- $5M‘ showed , than", the‘ juices‘ which served on their side tbrousboul tho- War 0t 1241.2 to 181i lynched n grand‘ tots-i of 380.454, and their losses, asytiublished by the? New" burypoei iieraid gives for regulars 13,015, éwith 02gb deserti ns: and for the‘ less of 70vwlth 1.308 cserti ._,_ Representative Iames ncLachl m Janparyv 19.11. on the-condition o ynenwrnly ntthn- United States coniplled by Mr- F- L. Huidekoper, an international military" err-pert." which upholds the splendid results obtaining from the old universal - mliltﬂi‘! system in vogue-in Canada in. ssYillli "Dim"! the or of 1812 our lcgislstorsdid d lot or boasting that Canada could-easily "be cnbt/nwd Wlihm" golqlﬂrg and that a few volunteers inllitln-nten could do the ililiii" M551 rwrm iwppened’! ln 1814 the Uulted States cnlledout no i?“ than assess troops. but; new! ll". standing the size of these ‘forces. Americans- suffered the =humlliﬂlil>ﬂ of seeing-their much-vaunted plnn ‘of conquest vanish in the smoke of ‘a ‘burning capital (on. 24th Auzust. 1814).-’ln“the-Wnr of 181% We hid 56,032 regulars and 111.622 mliitls

.-..~if

If ‘you

tp-q» - ~ .1! ‘v.1 ‘uruliiiduiried’ ‘glazing. or aches; ﬂee i": f . P‘ 5,, ' ‘ache, indigettidii,“ inboihhiti! = lfllh- rut rnnvnsn. nl ‘innit. tvntxilil "l"! relief idxi. ;...- ' ‘l f ' '

w!

Ymﬁeifvio‘ "edema d wilted; r id i. . ¢ er‘- did “£73k. and’ Notional Remedy of Holéaéldnlncé 1606-..- Ml 6f";-

sistsn about unmet d.» ‘I LoqlxlfbhWlitt/namo Gold ‘aka!

cllliiﬂill)" the nu her » under arms"in'iI_ _r c

the Eeﬁkwéihwe‘ lewarmﬁnpsia‘ “he brdeed ‘himself for a great effort.

- higs near Charlottetown over which

nlLnrle ..

vii".

Vi‘ L.‘ l‘ ‘i - r ration . on» m:

I I Mill ‘.‘l>

cums. rlw- .1054 amt

appeal. by thasovisu ‘to’ Its-such " labor not to permit Ih-anoe to nuke '

war on Russia-was printed mm thelooialint ‘press It ‘reads “lLi_;snn¢:-"¢PQ|P.!N;'| ~ on ‘Russia m. This; ‘

_ be. “lured with

IWIWMM bonsai, _ . ‘ lired he- - . , ploy _ inbutitow

. . Th;

eral off t‘

dbieiist party?

ruidkiodeytnuttnstrrermntwuruere» = ‘ l Will fight aide iiy-sldemriiilr-Enﬂliiili‘ - ’ ‘

labor to render the decision of"the'~ French goverament'1utile. o“ '

“PM recognition dEj'W‘rang‘el," said today that thsFreneh workers‘ Merck's lelesrnln‘ of‘ 1-810, Poi- tile‘

ultimatum of the Austrian‘ Emperi ‘ "r to ‘Barbie in 1am. The French‘ Government is renewing ‘iire-pqiid- d

19s of Napoleon BonspnricWay‘ fling- ing defiance to thefen ir’ 1d." imainst the English and rrsusdiurr forces of only‘ about .56.000 men.

The ‘wnr cost us $112,031,009 and V ,

846.808.6110 in pensions." such we‘; the then preparations‘ of ‘Canada and its result was the savingof (lunatic. _ ' _ v _. (To he eontlnilad ‘in next Inuit). ' O I '

. t i; : ‘, - v l A Fill-tau ANGEin-ot ‘private in

l1.1v0i1don..rezlment.. was leaving a hospital somewhere in France tu rrejql lain‘

ugndjhe mothsriy. lrindness of the matron. had-entirely recovered. it- per-urea. to him that he ought to thank the matron before leaving, . and, trembling all over. he prepar- Pd lor ‘the ordeal. “I've iust come to say Boodebye," he commenced. The matron looked at htm kindly. "l-er-Iertid Just» wanted to say 'ow-~ ‘ow much-‘f He coughed nervously and swndlowed-‘s lump inhis throat. “Yesi il-you don't know ‘ow . mucl1+—7'.1l7eeiin; his courage going, "I wanted to tell yer—" then in ‘desperation, ‘iﬂllmey! 'if ever there was a fallen onset. you're one." I‘ O I I

LEtVEi. Ntik-There are-a, number of very bad Railway Cross-

there 'ls a ilot of traffic. To geto-ver wseversl o! thesel crossings" one has to ‘travel ‘up a very short sndysteep incline, which imlvkes a very likely place Ito stnii at our us \\'.n Ilﬁlit‘ the othertdaiy on the-Mainland result- ing in? the loss‘! of ‘life. A determin- ed effort should _be made to havt the authorities take steps to put a cutting under the crossings, -whioh in many cases could be done with ‘litttle expense ' ciee-r oi the bridge. i is time ,tha level crosings

‘Cerium’. andmejhope that a start ,' will be nisde to this end in th veryineoi- tutors." - ' e 0 I ,

GERMAN WARBHIPB. —. Five former German Warships now fir. ing the American Flag are in New- York Harbour. They are toyisit several American and Canadian Ports.‘ We trust that an effortywlll hejmade to have these shiprvisit this ‘Port, as wemsei sure all will be delighted to see these dogs of war . with their teeth drawn. Let us re- member wit-h thankfulnesa‘ .thst‘ it was the "preparedness" of the British Nsvy which "prevented n visit. of these ships., to this Port during 1914-18. Let us do our PM‘! to see the-t our Empire is ever pre pared to cope with‘ and overcome any forces-which may be arrﬁyiid ‘- against it. in the future.

‘ I

owners-Prue boys ‘st the Naval , ‘Camp near York Point are haw/in! a good time notwithstanding the unfavourable weather which‘ has been their lot. For many of them it is "thiair tglirst eebnra on arrow‘ "mQthenIUJ-proit,» stfln s". ‘Sher’! are well satisfied with the arranlﬁ‘ ents which have -been made for em, especially so with t e nations. nepdm‘ hhs ‘it ~ that‘ last ss€urduy__ morning at 4 o'clock the sentry 9n guard ‘noticed’ s disturbance ‘in the camp; '- and on investigation 10mm {hgpime personal of the camp had formed themselves‘ into ifrinli‘ and-in the‘ convert‘ oliittwere two "Young Brighton Rvild. 'R°°"°'°" having a gb with-the boxing gloves. ‘it is to be boned thni "he" "W" aboys return to Town that they Twill Show the same readiness!!! DEW‘ that "lt is nice ‘to vet n» in "W muruilirytiiaboutrftfty cadets from ‘Queen Home school are leavlns ‘this ‘morning to attend the Cadet

w

‘nerei Wrnn- f‘

. . -, ry innnivint.

p his unit. ‘For months he had ~ - ‘in . is-critlcal condition. but f‘ _,lh|'0,ﬂ8l1- iths skill of the doctors,

should Vcease ‘to. grist _. in this '

Ltovo‘ ozone: AND NORTH-

olilfe, the mlxhtient newspsper pub

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‘Keiiticadetsw have been unable to

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dominantlposition throughouflthe British Empire;

You do not know what res] pleasure smoking affords ‘untiliyou smoke?

_ Player's, thecjigarctte thet satisiieeuthe

‘x_3_.'ifii0st_iast'idioi1s smoker! ‘ V‘ ‘ ‘

study to’ produce the

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OLIFFE, HAVE EFFECTED REOONOILIATION

LtINlJOhINaugust 15.—A recon- ciliation between Premier David Lloyd George and Viscount North-

lisher in Great Britain is under, way“ f , . , -. . V . touring, the‘ pest wepiiﬂ-Noijlil‘. ciiiie» ‘him displayed ,siro_iiger . and stronger sympathies vtlthllw Brill" ‘alleles, uthan _ he ‘has shown eincunizbe qrmiblicq. T, .2 The“ lien just Jiubiiuned on e itorial ndvo,

got away to lheCantp this your-

authonized for this Province cnrly next JuiyLWhen we feel sure there wg be some hundreds of cadets if? ‘the various schools on the [blend gathered together for truinq ‘ing’. ‘it-pnylbe wcll to state for tho inform tiou oLpaeents-thst at those

tlampjt Aidershot, N.- S. we‘ N01 sure tireboys ‘will enjoy-themselves»

mi: t; owl! he of, usoto ‘them in

every bokand accept no i?‘

t viak’i'tir ivcipﬂt‘

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161mb‘ NQLADY ‘ AND 5A1 Down ‘ro CHAT _ 1TH”

Pith reiiife. s‘ regretthat tub west

We trustlhst acadet camp will be I

camps‘ his carols Hilton-t of the ud-yelfiiirmir Oflficei-s assist-

fézbrbacklfztije ‘ i Tm

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eating doubling the Frontier's salary, now $25,000, and also Krﬂﬂlu lug a pension to retireth Premiers. A tremendous in-tsrsgtyi cd in tho two stnongcsii England getting back to pulling its n team after 4119i; bitter estrange- merit, Instead of backing France in every‘. difference of opinion that i1 ‘ d veioiled , ‘(1;‘:,§&c>rg§'_. andﬂlfrreinler. .-Miileraud. nortigciliirinapelre nrenow lin- i z up t e r ‘n Q 195mm support oftnbliggll erriment head. r- A . - ~ r ~

‘Wickhsni Steed, editor of the Times, and credited with llpingnp the Northciifte press in support 01’ Trance, is expected to be replaced soon as n result. of the overthrow- ing of his policy-

s 1 Ghvi‘

HALIFAX, N.S., August I 13.77 The Amcricstt steamer Montana is ashore 5 miles ‘ensifo! Louisbttrg, C.B., nntl is nslriiiil for immediate assistance. The crew. luicr abandon od their ship and landed KEYED’ on the courts. The Mon-tuna sailed

ed by Nursing Sisters are on duty

"Hung ‘that “they wvillr-dearn-much to atterui to the wants of the boys

.-ln case. of illness.

from Philadelphia‘ on ..nuy~istu for Botwood. Newfoundland She is

"intuit -

"between; nwni r "

over-t ..

P". hundred. itizitiilr‘ '

of 2,602 tons groves nnibls in coin-

mund of Captain l3nrry.. - 3,», -‘

v r

. AppmvedﬁtMiiRlsZ- ,,LEN$‘.

8 3-8 ‘and lnrgcr .._. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..$ii_00 Pair 100 Pairs for Fohi ‘ifursj 48c Pair '

sweets“.

We 8ft‘: headquarters for accessories.‘ '

pins recurs‘ HARD

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some

l": TO menjtonjwiiara

Midi‘ {mics rr WAS, AND anti-lessen- TELLiNG ME ABOtIT THEQr-uaz-rfv NCJFLOWERS AND ‘IRE

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if?“ p910 t1" vsnvvbrucu; --

wusu on: was ABOUTTTO 60,1 mo: “Miss swinwr, VVE LEARNED A

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APPEALS fro Mme! ARE YOLI A wmraﬂ?”

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