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CURATIVE TREATMENT by thi month in advance. Purdy Station Westchester Co., N. Y., U. B. A.

HOURS 12 to 3 daily. NOW.

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Office, 189 Kent Street Opposite Morell Hotel Telephone 764

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We have received the

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Optometrist & Prescription Druggist

Next Door Bank of Commerce

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. .°|1' PAYS to buf .ii this Provinc¢

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..°A'rTENTl0N. - An ice cream

social, on Christian Church lawn, Mon- tague. Thursday evening,'August 14th. Everybody welcome. 144-819M3i.

. .*STRAYED from my premises on

July 30, red mare. Any information .is to her whereabouts will be glad) received. W. G. Sutherland, Mon rogue. \ 126-8-si/ici

..*A CHEERFUL OUTLOOK?-

An Eastern correspondent writ_,_es:- \Ve have been paying high prices for

.boots und shoes for some years bu-t

the prospects for purchasers of good footy weiir .itro gloomy-_ for the future, with hlilesait 44 ‘centsa pound und c.ilf__sklii_s about 809.'--S. .3 _ `

..*A GLORIOUS HAY DAY.-Sat

ui'ilnyVAiigu.~it Oth was n glorious bay day. 'There has possibly been mort hay saved and in fine condition, than in any one day in many years. Pur chasers from abro-id need have ni fear _of musty or poorly cured i\'i~_, irc-ui Prince Irldwiird Island this year. -S.

..*MACKEREL PLENTIFUL. -

(Zonsldcmblo quantities of mackerel are being taken with hook and line in boats off the north side between East point und St. Peters. One fisher man, a Mr. Donovan has already salted about 18 barrels. Fishermen re port a possible good year. Fish are taken within one mile off shore.-S.

..*SA[» DEATH-The very sad intel liganoe rencliod Snuris Saturday that Fred Dongle (Fidelle) had committed suicide. The unfortunate man who was about O0 years of age, a resident of Rollo Bay, was o. prosperous and -highly respected farmer had showi. signs of dnspond-ency for some time ~`-ltlioiigh attending to his farm work but was watched with spnie anxiety ’oi- some time by his friends. That morning being missed search wus made and oii being found it was ascer tained lie had committed suicide by hanging in his own barn. He loaves ti widow and two daughters.--S.

..*NORTl-l LAKE NOTES.-Owlntl

to unf:-ivorahle weather there has not been much hay cut or saved yet. Crops of all kinds are looking well.- Wifi' favorable weather from now until harvest a bountiful] crop is assured. -l\Iackeral have struck in shore ir large quantities. The fishermen uri making big catches almost every day -Residents of North Lake and out lying districts were glad to learn tha' the Dominion Government has caller for tenders for a boat harbour at North Lake, much credit is due our w_orth§ representatives, Mr. Mclsaac and Senator McLean. We trust there wld be no delay in starting the work. - There is no better fishing ,grounds my where around P. E. I. than from East Point to Priest Pond. With f suitable boat harbour at North Lake llslierineii would come there from dit ferent parts of the Province. Mr, Benj i“. Rose, of Cambridge, Mass., is visit lug his old home at North Lake. For llie past thirty years he has beer motor iiian`on the Lukeltoad. In al' that time he has never had a serious accident. lie is looking halo anti licaltliy and was given a hearty wel come _home by his numerous friends. -Mr.- and - Mi=s.»-Gliestei' - Baker, of~Vun rouver, who have been visiting Mr. l3akcr's old home ati North Lake. liavr-` left on their return to the Pacific (‘.o:ist. Mr. Neil McDonald. an old and respected resident has passed away.-Mr. Stephen ltoso, Mihler, who _was laid aside by sickness for some time is now making rapid recovery. ____

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sideration of All the circumstances. That was the only course after the failure of all outside schemes, and the Government must therefore assume ‘he risk oi' carrying through their scheme. The House, he declared, could depend that the Government 'iid not propose to sliirk that respons- ibiiity.

Withdrawal of Troops.

Replying to the laliorite suggestion

if withdrawal of the troops from Ire- land, the .lPremier thought lrishnien themselves would be the first to pro- 'est such a course. Law and order must be msliitnined; otherwise tlicre -/ould be anarchy, and the Govern- `nent was responsible for preserving irder.

Answering criticisms of his fre-

quent absences from Parliament, the “reniier said there were so many /ital problems to consider, industrial lisputes, profiteering, trade- policy ‘ind coal, it would be impossible for iny prime minister, whatever his ~hysical resources, to give full study Lo these problems and at the some line be in the House. He hoped ~iext week he. would submit to the ilonse a general review of the situa- 'ion and policy, because 'he wished to 'ilacc the nation, face to face with its esponslbilities.P'I`he’situation in many ‘aspects was abnormal, and so grave _hiit he feared it impossible to recover ind re-establish things unless' every- ‘iody reulized his responsibilities. The _°rcmler went on:

Situation Graves

“Tile situation is indeed grave, but

iot beyond,tlie_coippass of its resou- 'ccs, if the nation will pull itself Li- gethei- /til that is needed is that

-luring the war, and we shall emerge triumpliantly. I agree that it is the business of the G-overnnient to see .hat .the giganticexpendlture. .which has to be incurred to save the nation- il life. should he cut down at the first possible moment. Such .expenditure was inevitable until we knew that Germany had nccepted the pence terms."

Now .that pence has been re-estah-

llslieil wjtii Geriiiuny and would soon be re-established with other countries, ‘ho Preiiiiei' said, he hoped the House and the Government would see that expenditure was out down to the nar- rowest posslble limits.

` Airsliip Building

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GLASGOW, Scotland, Aug. 10.-An

nirship 700 feet in length, and with n cubic capacity of 3,000,000 cubic feet is now under construction, nt Messrs. Beardmore’s works at Inchinnan. No

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byve buy the best drugs obtain- a e. _

.We buy in large quantities. lWe give you the advantage. We sell wholesale and retalL We do the dispensing of Mon-

tague. Because the DOCTORS know they get just what they order, we don't substitute.

When looking for druggists

sundrles, such as soaps, combs, Safety Razors (all kinds,) etc., perfumes and toilet articles, patent medicines of all kinds.

We are solo agents for the

Edison Pbonographe in Kings County.

Give ue a call.

Carruthers & Parkmaii 1 Limited

Wholesale and Retail Dealera in

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irish policy in view, lie said. but real- W lc, W h ized that there existed fresh dlificul- or or ° * ~*.

ties which might induce thc Govorii- ~ _ , \`s_=.;>. ment to modify or alter particular \ l~_»_-§` ' ` ‘ i. in in ni. 1 “WS “Y ‘ °" _ g »-as _ . _

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.hat “ner hundreds of years or BML, °__.;~; i:‘>»_;§-?,_ . -. - _ _`>>3l..)-,V3 _ .)._é,,~j.) ish rule in lrelnnil, we have f il,d t ~` .° 0 "V ' 1 , " `>_2;;‘ '\l~. -,_ ' -"fi" _ "'»?‘ succeed in reconciling Irelandu ti; th; 3: ,§"’ .~;>’ 3‘ "_ A ' ffti 'gil J"

partnership," the Premier coiitiiiued. l = ~fi'i"`;)fTi ;_'-5,9' 2 -_-1"-‘“'~') :_.‘- N '

"lt is the business of .itntesmiinship to ,__-_I _ ’ `~' ~ ' *U ~.\.'7 Y' .- "9 ' 'l

`iring that condition of things to nn E§=.=»=_._ | ~ " ' ' ' 'A `

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pound their scheme after careful con- W ,

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details regarding her construction have yet boenpubllslietl, but the per- formances ui the vessel’n now famous predecessor, the R-34, throw consider" able light on what the craft may bc and do.

The R-34 was built :it Incliinnnn,

near Dalinuir on thc Clyde, close to the great shipbuilding yiii-ds froni which have been launching so many of the big liners and dreadiiaiiglits of modern times.

William Breadmore & Co., Ltd., had

supplied the British Admiralty in tho early stages of thegreat war with many types of aeroplancs zinil sea- planes, and had satisfied them :is to the flrm's capabilities in this direction.

The company was conscqueiitlyiiivlt-

experience gained from the building of these two nirslilps was undoiihtetlly of much value in riiiincctioii with tliel construction of the latest vessel.

At the em] of 1919, it-34 was ready

for her flight trials. The launching in March, 1919, was quite ri function in itself. llctween 400 and 500 cin- ployecs of the company, besides a niiiiiber of naval ratliigswerc at the, ropes to guide the perfectly balanced vcsscl out of the shed, on the ‘order being given to "walk ahead" (olonel Hicks. R. A. F. was in charge, and Mnjnr Scott. ll. N. was on the bridge in the forward gondola. ‘f lt took onlp some four miniitcs for

the nlrship to clear the shed and get into the leo of the wind screen. On ' the ropes bciiig let go. after Slle 11115

Cd t° assist in the l"`°d“Cti0“ or tm" been pulled with ease into position in Blllllfl Which WCW int‘m““‘l lo “ct as the open field, the vessel :iscentled the “Yes of the great fgmlsl lmlrhorctg slowiv and gracefully while her en- on the east coasts oi’ cot ani um .~ >` ,O 5mryL.,1' ,md rim,-gnfrgr sho England. With this iii view the com- to hc navigating freely under pany took over about 360 acres of land her own power, lt was natural that at lnehinniin, and on it was erected 1 (mc of hm. mst mpg Should be over in 1916 an immense shed in wliicli the ` the any of G|uSg0W_

giants of the air were to be con-5 structed. ln July of lhe same .V9H1`| With n complciiiciit of something 11 beginning was made on the first of, inte so cancers ann men, ine R-34 pro- three alrships, tho last of which to be; t-mm] on 'her first trial trip nf any completed was R-34.~ i lriigtii. wliirh lasted :ihout_.41/2 hours. r The two My-Ships Cnusfrugtcd at like i-ir<lc;l brick o`\~/ei* the city and pro- slnciiinnari before R-34 were iiflunt by <.t'>llC<l_d0\\'11ll10l‘11’ll1 Of(/ly<1€.Y0\111_d June, 1918. 'rue latter of these-it-27 .r._:< _»'=-‘#11 01111;: and returrmls 111 WW _had 8 Capnciiy ni 1,000,000 cubic feet ol ine iuaiiy towns situated along the una it disposable iifr or about nw, ions- t:.liiai~y. Her speed was ‘well ‘WHY 60 A representative oi’ The (llirlstian Sci- | zii'l'~:i on hour, and everything ‘Wilt ence Monitor was recently ‘informed ‘ we-ll. _ - bv the niaiiagcnieiit oi’ the niivnl ron- ,‘-.liozzi ton o_l1I~'F li\l1‘1‘ U10 VOSSGI 1111100

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hours, thus testing tho engines and the propelling and steering-deaf il10\'° oughly, ns well as the main structure' ami covering rubric. The vessel crossed iinl reerossed the irish Chan- nel passing through fogs and rain and storms of snow und hal-l. Sho is said to have reached on this occasion an altitude of 9,000 foot and to have flown at :iii average speed of 60 miles nn hour. '

CAMPS TO BE DISPOSED OP

PEEL, isle of Man., Aug 10.-The

future of the vast camp constructed

:luring the war att gnockploeu near Peel. in the le o . 811-. 01' 10 T9' ‘emi °.' "siir"sr.s.'.;:: (Ze t ii Empires, s s . bull iii coiiiiiion with all the European

governments the Britiyslh auttliglritles are facei with the pro em o _I spos-

ing ull ri Larlge uinounti ofnmutttergimlé ’l`l . 'noc doe camp s 0 G iaigcsi in thc British Isles and to-

ri-;)%he]r with t itlied snialxleio ggéiipnteiit

as con one ove _ . --

iiedf, 'all .civilians The Douglas camp was a holiday camp before 191_4 and it is presumed that it will he handed back to its original owners for that purpose. Much more accommoda- tion is available for such a purpose at Iinockaloe but it is doubtful whether the present hotel accommodation fn the island is not already sufficient. '~`A

,report that the Knockaloe ‘camp hqll been disposed of to a certan amous ilrin for the manufacture of soap.

struction works at Dalinuir that the :iii extended flight. which occupied 10

i turned out to be incorrect. '_

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_Dry Batteries and Flashlights

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too, Reliable Batteries are Lively and Lasting. . And jiist as long--lasting and seruceable is the Reliable Elash_ights._ Made in all standard sizes. _For

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