I ' our Hat -

I ,...~ We our In-Ike -your old hat - I

I *All pvcythtng in the tohnc- I

_ ouatzpum

, _ . .

l\ro\tnFn¢»¢»lIv\i;° R°Pll¢°‘E"\- ea each 'rnurstinv during .iuiv and

ru- 0utiInoo`Plans for World ‘

-.Atllunoe-~ - - --

wNDON.- Kunst onlinr.-we

_ §etf°f‘=1<i..1.t.#.;1.f.<?:.@=1‘......

IT PAYS to buy in this province.

august. ` i:i9s.7.4‘iusi. » Novice 'ro “-wan.--woaxsns:

°°°" -Any work lniahiedi during the sum-

fnbf "I5 9153? N P\'°*¢.|.\'¢- 'ni?Y “re mer may bi left*-‘with ' “the Misses @fNd IDM U10 limelight. more 01' less _|enk|n3_ Gmqjn slfga’ 1405_';_4_\|1i_

llihlt their-~.._vril| _ Qons¢ant.ine's

sb- .~_,-..._-.j - .

l@_U0n,G80flB'I Odin!! regarding the 1-HE‘ pA~|'|||'¢‘iw-,| *vu pA||1'y “WU” "UF °f 'N'-WY” hm"5'~ mg on Thursday ev'elti'n`§,,jl.'|- on Bunbury

Qdlllcotlnn of the Kalser's tone an lhq reported republican movement in

lt? are all signs of the times.

L G. Wells. who is one of

lending republican advocates, has produced a labor programme which llmllldes Ultimate abolition of all hohdltlry ` privilege. the ' establish- lnllt of democratic republicanisni

throughout the empire the conversion $A¢RAM§N1'_ AT 5TA_ HEu___

ot t liahmplre into -flanges' Ull-

Farm just two miles from the Hills- borough Bridge. 1412

IIN ALL PAn'riEsiN1'eRes'rso in

the cemetery at Argyle Shore are re- quested to meet there on Thursday the Sth, for the purpose of caring for the plots therein. 1404

"The Sacrament of the Longgs sup

ed- r _

the concentration `of the per wi" be ._;§g».p@n5,;.d M gum(-het on

NIUSD policy upon the establishment of n world alliance .of all free

Sabbath the Sth inst. Preparatory services on Friday and Saturday at

Billions to prevent wars and arm‘a- 534; p_ m_

UIQ! for wars and to control the wor_ld’s shipping and transit to avoid vuatlous tariffs and other trading hostilities. _

Other planks in his platform include the protection of uncivilized and poli- ticllly confused countries from con- quest ang exploitation, the nationaliz- ation of land. natural resources. all transit service and the. staples of the

CAPT. AND MRS. GORDON OF

GEORGETOWN announce the mar rlage of their daughter Helen Sylvia to John Erskine son ol .\lr. and .\lr:-_ Hc-ward R. Lockerby of Fortune i"o\e this month 1391 T-4.\l3ipd.

THE PUBLIC is invited to attend

a lawn patty under the auspices of Mc-Donald \\'omen‘= Institute at the

mod mae and drink mae; the ua-` home of J. w, Jones. Bunbury- OL

tionalization of banking, the penalize- tlmi of deliberate falsehood in adver- tiknents and the press, freé educa- ting for all up to sixteen and further education for ever_von»:» with the nec-

July 5th, from 6 to 10 p. m. Proceeds for patriotic purposeslf the evening is stormy party will be held Friday, at same hour. 1412

¢35l\’5` CHDBCIIY- Illlmmum ‘V355 I WOMEN'S INSTITUTE MEETING

motherhood and old-age pensions on a. computable st-ale.

JAPAN`S TOY TRADE.

1apan`s trade in toys in 1916 was

over four times as great as in 1912 ltd total value in the fomier year was $916,000; the latter it was $3.800. OW. Exports of Japanese toys to the United States __ rose in value from 814,000 in 1912 to 31.090000 in 1916.

American buyers now -in Japan

:tate that the great prosperitfy will Jo! outlast the war. as the Japanese article, they say, is inferior to Eu- ropean toys. But it is acknowledged tht! the Japanese will probably ,lzeep a good part of the increaseti toy trade. especially in the lower grades of toys, which cheapness oi labor and other, conditions allow tiiciii to pro- duq: at low cost. A skilled Jap:-.ness toyniaker receives a daily wage only 37 cents and overhead charges are limited because many cf the toys arg irzade b_v the workers at tit

homes.

HIS AFFECTION.

The farmer, weariiig a long face.

entered the countr;-gdrug store. "l'-ve got something wrong with my stoni- -tch." ho announced. “and I want you no give me something for it."

"All rigiitl’ replied the aputhe

vary. cheerfully, "\\'hat are your symptoms?

"Every little while something seems

1° rise up and settle back and then by and by rises up and settles back again."

The druggist storked his chin rc-

fleotively "Look hero" he -aid. H

_ , , .

Krifely, "you havent gone arid .~\\al lowed an elevator. have you

Clean to julia, Grocers

i Us cfé§`i§"

bok like new-put ln inside - and outside bands, rebiock L

_. them in the latest shapes.

' Monk Bonlllno, straw and

dlillcult.

f~ . _lion-shining--polinhsu for -- “lI\ We new styles in men'|

. __ _¢|&¢\v;men’| boon. -‘ of nu mai in mick.

' eo line. QIZIU1 from all parts of -‘

_ _ the island' attended tn.

.‘. I I qsl¢¢swa¢r.ri.¢

Telephone C°nnoutlon.

' ~. IUNMNYIIDI

~ ' wt ,- .»t‘s‘i‘§ Sept.3rdandI0th; '

_ "it ~w - .ai - s

I afte_moon at 1 o’cloclt, 1

-There will be a public meeting held in East Point School House. _on Friday, July 6th. at 7.30 p. ni.. 07,1' the purpose of explaining the vvorlt of the Womens Institutes and or ganlzing one in that district. Bliss Hazel Stems. Supervisor, will be present. _

RUNAWAY.- A bad looking run-

away scared residents of Longworth Avenue last evening. but fortunately resulted in little-more than a scare A horse with truckwaggon attached ran furiously' along the street. T-he wheels of the trucktvaggon collided with a carriage driven by two ladies but without doing any danmge.

AERIAL LEAGUE, CHARLOTTE-

_TOWN BRANCH.--The Guardian is 1 -.d\':ssfl by the President. ;\lr. F. W. I i-lyndrt-an that up to the presenr timc l":.e.'e have been eight applications for ':;1rl<'z.<li;ps iii thc “Royal Flying ~`c:'p-"- at Toronto. four of whom have _zffissctl and obtained transportation to _`=-r;-;;to lieaflquartcrs. the other,-

Of .:,-,ve not _vet been completed.

OF LOCAL iNTEREsT,-The Syd

net- Return sav=,-P.'J. \\'»=bh has

qu- _ _ - ...,...,_.._,_ ,_

f€'U'fI1?1l` l`£-iilytli official z(iriounce~

mem that.his cousin, Cyril l-l Kea! ing has been badly wounded at the front. and admived to hospital where his right aim was amputated The young soldier. bv,-siilcs losing his arm. is suffering from ehrapnel wounds in hi:-' left leg and arm off a vcry serious nature .\lr. Webb-has five nephetvs in the war and his Wlfc Isix cousins. one of whom has made the suprcnie savrilit,-c-. .‘~lr. Webb. was himself a recruiting oliicer for Prince l;`.d\varrl island an/I pan of tgp. Breton arid Nova tlrotia in thc car ier moitthg of thc war. and had it not been for pltysiral iiii”irniitic;~ W0llId still have been in the work

ra has ro hi- credit nearly 1.000 rc cruii,=, among whom wc'rc`:i number of French .»\t‘adian:=. .\lr. \\"clJb oflcr cd f;ei'\'ir@ .il thc bcginniiig nf thr war. but it-:is liirncd down on at rount of tleferiive eycslzlit.

SOME FlSHlNG.-- Mr. George \`

Bloore. the popular barber of Lower Queen Street. had the tiniiuc privi lege yf:stf‘rday of \vltiie.<lin'; it battle royal hetwecn a large seal and is liakc. the latter also one ot' thp lar gest of its. spccics .\li .\loorr,‘ wa! out in midiiarbour liswhing trout- _and falchiiig_som»? too. when hc wa: ‘surprtseil by a noisy spla-liin: 3' some little distance from his boat 'Looking for thc- cause of the unusual commotion he sau' the head of a seal with a large fish in its mouth The latter was furiously lashing the water in ‘tr efforts to escape. while his lu; antagonist shook him as a Iterric-r anal-,ts a rat The itght con 'tinued only a few minutes. The big bu!ly had squeezed his little victim almost into insenslbllity and proceed ed to celebrate hi:-.» victory by alter natflt- diving and rising' to the sur face and splashing about in appar ently hilai ous yo; while its helpless prey lay gasping, within easy reach to be seized and devoured should it try to get away. This was where the seal made his mistake. Mr Moore steered his boat towards -the help ,less fish which he pulled into his lbo-at. lt proved to be a hake and. al ‘though badly- mangled was still alive .\lr_ Moore brought the l"i.=;h ashore and \vf>|i:lieti ll, when it tip ned thc ,fairs at fifteen pounds. af t=r‘w-ard" tzvhlliitlnir it in hi.: window |.\lr .\l0oin ml:-iiiift The Gitardian -that r=efvl.'= are :citing more num- erous in the harlifuri every ycar, ti fact wltich >||‘v‘0|inl\= Iarnely' for tht” growing: sr'nrr‘il_v of 'wa lrritil. a fav-

‘ourite fowl of lite seal. `

:ZSMART NEW MODELS IN

BATHING §UIT8.- THIS MORN ING WE OPENED A LARGE AS- SORTMENT OF _VERY SMART. WELL MADE. NEW BATHING SUITS FOR LADIES AND MISSES. THE PRICES ARE $4.50 AND $5.25,

1399.7.4M2l

I I

BARBER SHOP

153 Great George St. Closes every Wednesday

during-July and August. I and the aftemoon of

f- - I - ~ M-s»>|-¢wv

DR. AVERS' OFFICE will be clos-

i`l¥»_`_ v v

ltown Business College, and leaves

, v '

' DRUG STORE 0PEN.- The MC- Kinnon Drug store will be the only store open this afternoon and even- ing. 1395

WILL CITIZENS KINDLY SAVE

old rubbers and rubber goods for the "\\`ar \\'orkem" 1405.

POSTPONEIL- St. Peters Sun-

day School Picnic lg postponed till Thursday as there is no Rocky Point ferry on. Wednesday. 1393.7.-lM2i-_

- Gvpsles In THE c|'rY.- 'rwo large caravans of Gypsies arrived -ln the city last. night. _

THE BUSINESS HOURS OF THE

ROGERS HARDWARE C0. LTD.. during Juli' and august. viii he :so a. in.. to 5.30 p. m. Open \\'e<ine.=- day afternoons. 1402,T.4.\l3i.

THE STEAMER "HILLSBORO"

will be laid oil the Rocky Point Ser- vice today. July ith. Gasoline boat will perform service from Prince _St. Wharf. 1-lil.

PASSED EXAMINATIONS.-Bc#

tore Captain Alexander Cameron, examiner of masters and mates. .\'el- _son Kennedy. City. passed for master in the coasting trade last week. Capt, Kennedy was prepared in the Naviga- tion Departmenl of the Charlotte-

this morning to join the Canadian Navy Patrol Service at Halifax.

MATR|CULAfT'ION EXAMINA-

Tl0NS.- The examinations for eri- trance to Prince of Wales College opened yesterday at the usual cen- tres. There are upwards of 500 ap- plicants in all. distributed as follows; Charlottetown. 195; Suminersids, 135; Montague, 125; Souris. 30; Al- berton. 25. About T5 per cent of the applicants are ladies.

AN ISLANC-ER HONOURED.-.\ir.

S. J. Whitlock, formerly' of Char- lottetown, and now of Chicago. llls.. has been elected president of the National Credit Me-n's Association ot America. which organization has a membership of 22.000. Mr. Whitlock hasrelatives in Charlottetown. .\li. W. C. Whitlock. a first cousin His fellow citizens and many friends will heartily' oongratulatq`Mr, Wliitlock on the evident popularity and abi- lity which have brought him this signal honour.

DOMlNl0N C-AV QUIETLY CEL-

EBRATED.- Dontinion Day was quietly but very pleasantly celebrat- id in and around (`harlott»:~town, The \veatlici‘. although tlite:il»=niii.': iii the morning. brightened up and '|tiit" a nuiiihcr of picnics aiiillyoatiiiu parties enjoyed an outing. lttrckv Point and "l'p River" being as usu- al the favorite resorts-. There was it _large number of visitors in the city from country points. and also frorii points outside the province, while many citizens took advantage of the holiday to make 5 week-end visit to friends at a distance.

AT BONSHAW\-Among thc intl

est arrivals at the Bonshaw llott-l are:-~\\'. H. Frcncm Crapaud, Jas French. Chapautl. Fred Ste(-"le, Chai- lottelowri. (fheslor Campbell. i`har- lottetotvn. S. E. 1\lcRac. .\Ir. and Chas. Drew. F. Jean Aitken. ,\. Pearl lliintre, Nellie Gillespie. Arch, lr- \\iii. \\` ll Gilli.s:i‘ic. Eleanor Burke. `\lalr-oini - » lr_win. of f_‘har\lotteto\\'n. Thomas J. i`ol\v€ll. Boston. .\la.°s. .-\ .\. Alley. l.»”stcr \\`r,»rlh. R. J Vesscy. -‘harlotcto\vit. J (' Lamhros, Boston. .\lass. J. R, _\`tuart. .\lr. and .\lr.<. G. S. lniiinn. D .\lorri.<t\n, Jzis I"lofi._. l`h9.rlottelo\vii_ Miss E. B. Uoniptoii. 0 _\llIc t`rc¢‘~k. Huifli .\, .\l<l7oiiiiltl. 9 Mile Vrcck

sul>nEME count- .-if mf- su

preme t‘oui't _vesterfiay morning: tht case nf the King vs. John .\'. Stew ari_ charnc-I with rcfeivitii *"‘I"l1 goods.. knowing them to hr '-rtoleii. came up for, trial. before Mr. Jtisli-‘e~ Fitzgerald :ind`a jury. .\lr. J. D. Stewart appeared for the t‘rn\\i. and John'-'l0ii. K (,`.. and Duffy for tlif defence. The following witne se,- yvere examined for the Ciown: J. .-\ Farqiiharson; .Daniel (.`ou_ei:l.an. Robert Wood. James Henry \\`€€I<S This concluded the case for the Crown. Z\lr, Johiiston m0"€fI f0l` 2 non suit, but the applifativn yvafé refused, After opening thc case for the defence yesterday afternoon. .\lr Duffy calleti ai- his flfsl `~"iII1@S»=- IIN* prisoner. .lchn N. Stewart,

WEDDING BELLS. The marriage

took place at St. Pa*rlcl:'= I`h\1it“h. Halifax. Monday morning of Mr, Henry Larkiris. son of I»lr. and Mrs. Jeremiah lLarkins. of Charlottetown to llliss Kathleen Frances Kelly. of St. Johns. Newfoundland. The tere- mony was performed by the liev Father Devine. The bride was a"ir ed ln a saxe blue suit and While IMI anti carrietl ti bouquet of While ‘CU nations. She waz: .attended by her Sister .\li.-1s .\Ionlca Kelly who tvtite white t;-iiibroldery with hat U1 match The groom was supported by his brothci. .\lr. Frank Larklns of thc For-I lv;--.-' Battery. Altcr the wed- ding tieremony the newly married ‘otiplé left bv mil for _l'h:i|lott‘,lo\vii and are at pu-rat-nt the eller-ts of thc rrooiiil; parent; at 67 Chestnut St., ('itv.

::Did you sec the new Ideal. in

Bathing Suits that wo are showing today. They have just come ln hy express and they will delight you. $4.50 and $5.25. l399.7.4M2l.

Plcrune nsconos or wAi'i_.

a___ _ .

A large proportion of the pictures

made in the European war are DOI intended lor public exhibition. A rigid censorship is exercised over all photographic work by the Govern- ments, exactly as ln the cue of the malls. and printed matter. The films may be developed in the field or ln nearby cities. but they are not DGP- mitted to leave the country until they have been passed upon. A board of -ensor., sits in ti darkened room at beadqtiartern and scans every' detail of the movies an they flash DM!- Should some socret, valunblo in any way to the army. be revealed, it is erased or the llhn ls destroyed."

'meh inliuch numbers 'at the front

The pi-_gspnco of the moving picture

nirriuns Is.-Nloiri'

L .

. qu

7 E815' s_harIi_l

._ ‘».

THB 'YORKE FlLW‘ -COMPANY-

IN, ‘~‘l'l`HE,RlVER

_»’ 4'tra.

~ and MAY AL__LISON.

of ROMANCE”

A METRO WONDER PLAY'

of Bewitching Beauty Thrills and Supreme Heart Interest

--In- 5 SPARKLING ACTS--5

»PRESI&hI.T5- ` 1 -

THE 'POPUL_.AR_ ROMANTIC _ARTISTS

.HAROLD Locltwoon -

British and French War news in Motion

E' Pictures' I

THE “Rn-[SH . il-iR.&MnssvD1wEY

DREW -

GAZETTE the iisgi cot of

Living

A Clever Refined Comedy

_ I _

COME IN AND BE COOL

Prince -Edward-1 -

i3ll¥»»v1I

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I - J 'E'7_.._._T‘ - I’ _

. >- - - _L - -uE=€

are- going into ,the show busiiiess. The photographs thus secured. at eitormi ous expense. become matters: ot of-§ ficial record and are. of course. in-* valuable, ln no .previous war, has such possible photographic reproduc tion been possible, and the Govern- ment oflicials have been quick totake advantage of the opportiinity. lt is_ estimated that upward of 10,f.".'0 iilms' have been prepared by the army movie men iii Germany alone, Tliey' are iittciided mainly for educational' work in tlic iiiiliiztry training sclionls.

.\.= illustrations for text hooks :intl

lcct|iru.< thc wir moviczs \\'iIl hart- ti uiiiqiie value in the t'|as.~‘i'ooui. .\ ics- :-oii in strateigy. for instaricv, may bc illustrated by a moving -pit-lure .show- ing the atlvant-e or retreat of troops in ah"a<~lual engagerncnl. l-_‘very plrast- ot military instruction iuay thus he illustrnterl. The inotioii pictures sliowiiig the construction of bridges will help to train still more eflicie-iii ciii:inecr.~'_iii tho future than in thc past. A careful study of tltcir value will make the arm; exp»'iist-*anti risk involved iii scriirlni; these intci'0.<t» ing war pictures scciii trillinz.-St

Nicliolzis. ° ' _

Raising Grandson lor a Soldier I

Mrs. (`. L. l-cRrrv for t\\'ent_v~l`ivc‘

years of thc i`itif,-inriwti ’I`Imes~Ftai‘_ is probably the real vvteran nv\\~spnper woman of the coiintiy. .-\ few nionllis. ago ,sho celebiatt-tl hcr seventy-.sixtli annivr-rs:ir_v: hut if one' loves niif~':- ivork. slip says. uct- tl0csn`t inntlei' at itll. and .\lr;~' 1,:-Roy llkcs to he a rc porlcr. lii her l\\»‘iity-tive _vv.”lr.= ol' service she has !iitcrvie\\'ctl iiirrnv rc- rflarknlvlc pcoplc ttrifi secured m.1ii_v ai bt-zit. but sho rov-~refI lim' iii-est in- vf.|~c.-tinir story it if-\\' \vc'ck,. alll# -*Ill* was tisslgiieil to ititt-ivi<'\v lhe priv- atcs; at the l`iiifim=.\ti re~;r\iiliu.\t HH!- fdn itiill wlicii .she zir- llved tlicre she fcuiifl she was to in1.»r\i=2\v her iZrar\d:=ou Horn ‘-~. the :=t<»i~t :=lie wrote tor the Times-Star ;.ta1`t` l have covered many given by 3 lfiiilf-i Sltatef piivnlc to his, own ;:raiid1ir-rvherz `Pte, Nc-iinan l.»R0_v.- niiiefr-en of 'Jcnipany I. First liegitiient. has been on duty for tt vrt-»f-l-7 al the i-»;<i~ii!iiitz oflite of his c'~iiip.any in the llotel (f_ib:;\n Building, Pie LeRoy is my g1aiid=on, ivltciu. I \ntervie\\'€d at lii'1 post Tuesday ru--rating. iii 1_1iv lone _'cars of .'~.crvi<:s ti. .1 member of the Times-Star staff have tovcrc-d maui strange assigniiisiits, but todays- vvell- _

Pte Lc-Roy was surprlceji arid. l'

tbink. a bit confuse-ci to see me, “\\`hy. grandma." he said, “you here?" ._ Then he turned qtiifkly-yes. and quite proudlv~to Quarterntastci--Ser geant lit-iltvortli ,ind other fellow- soldiers wbo stood near by and intro- duced me as a ne\vspaper'i't-porter “We must be very- careful what \ve` say in my gi'aii<.liii-other." he caution- ed "She is very keen for nvws,"

Mrs, l..eRoy th--ri fold tif tht- .sen-

sation s'-he cxpcrvncctl in realizing that hci izrrinrlsoii the little boy they were afraid to lvnve alone ln at room when he limi iiit-.isles and whopping- cough--was grown up nntl had giieird- ed ti rnil\vay_lrt~i\lt:c,_for aortic niizht.-1. Slit- tlicii tr;lI.,` in ii`hi|l:1it'dl |lc\'ir~e that playcd old \\:ir"tulle's=l “Tditfllig-_

lv- ,sae _

wlnmitge-3. C. l i“3's*:.*Is. i I Get adpgtlxand

;‘.:;'t,,§,;;?i;'fi;»i"

Everything here '

for your _summer

vacation. ' ' '. ”

_ 'flié Mies ‘

WS -N2-'

_ J

does not mean that the Governments

'J ~‘- \».-mu -

|4dc¢.t§¢o,sil,_ ‘ - ___ _ _-.4 __-_i. ,ft-. ,__

“' §f._'~‘i-73 _ .

Tonight" and “.\'o, You’ll Not Forget Me, Mother"-and she, iiiiishes:

l-low long ago since we sang those $011833 Hoiv very long ago since, Noi-mans grandfather and I took re-’ fllgl’ iii the :stone t‘Iiimnc'_v of our Ken-I luilty farmhouse and heard the bul- lets ilretl by )lorgan's men spatter against the outside wall

“And so you really want to gc'.’:

You expect to be called into action soon?" l hope my voice was stroiil; as l put thc last question of my in-, tervicw lli,= \\u»= brit the short ans-' wer. "lt ,- "

.\,< I lv I`l thc recruiting oflicos the,

reveillw 1-all rang out. They tvcrcf starting for the noonday patriotic' mcctiiig to inspire volunteering, I

“lielp us all you can will _vou'.'>

my gi.intle.oii asked.

l have. All I could. No more huniarilt- interesting stnry

rould he told of the preparation for war than this unique interview.

ZZDID YOU SEE THE NEW`

IDEAS IN BATHING SUITS THAT. we Am: ~sHowmo roc-Av. 'rHEv‘ HAVE JUST COME IN BY EX- PRESS AND THEV wi,t_n DE- LIGHT YOU, $4.50 AND $5.25.

1399.T,~l.\lf.‘l.

BLINDNESS OF KINGS.

One hundred :ind twenty four years ago Louis X\'l. of Franco lost his. head because he trictl tc- thwart thf=‘ will of his people as they were signi- fying it through the sttites-general. His attf.-nip; to confine lf.=gi,=lative, powers to the nobles and the clc-rg;_v brought the _\'1t|ontrl ,-\.'1-"»,enihlv irtto‘ being and liurri~.`~l the lull of Buurbo-' nism. f

Orilv n fcyv weeks neo Niclir.-Ia~' of:

ltti.-:-=|a, who had ilii=,~=ol\'»--l t'\vo l>iiiii:i::. and :~\i:=i»¢‘iitlctl lli-1; :=illiii;;,~' of thcl third lf‘t:i.<l:itivo ;i:~'~=rnil>l_v lit-'aiisw ilie' peopIt`¢- i'cpi'»~:»<~iri.iti\'t-1 woultl iioll bcrul,\-,» ilu; iiiipi i'i;rl will. los! lii= crown :intl his llb'.‘i'tv, for tnllinr: tri profil by the I_ee;=oii 1.-i lliv l~`i‘tiit‘li llc volution anti uf otht-i' popular* tipri sing-1 a;:nln'=t royal iiiisriilc and blind despotinnr. Like Louis. .\'ich0lar< iould learn iiothiiig. .\iii`;tlu‘ti\i lihorcfl willi

devoted zeal to slimy lmuis I\'\’l. lion"

hc niilzlii avert tht ov<\rtl\ro\v of his .'l_\'iiz\sty liy _\'ii“Irlirir.: to llro ii`rv.si:~itil\li\ l`0rr~~" oi' thc rcpublitaiii irvolt; ~--but- the inniizirt-li \v:i.~= as tical' to such rti:|ii:=vl.< its lic \v:i.-~ to ilic pl11:i of the riolilcs: tor it iiriii stiiiid :maillist the t'i.'1liiiiuiic. So dill the t'zti|' of Rus-

sia refuse to heed the advice of far- sighted counsellors who knew that King ljdward was right when he-said "the king business is played out," Ni- cholas Roinanofi preferred to follow the monk Rasputin into the limbo of the tyrants. ~

Flor can the head of the house of

Hohenzollern see any further than the end of his nosc iii spite of the bright light with wliich history illu- iriintiles the liivzirlable hate of unin- ‘-piretl duspotf=. frtiii the dawn gf’ hil- iiiaii iiovcriiriiciii tb thc pros-ciit day_of nract- mid cnliglilenuir-iit, \\'illia`m of ljern1rin_\_‘ liars rciitl the lessoii, too, hui. like the limit-lioita. lie cannot learn it; lnsleiiil of iiieetlng the claniorous t_l»,\iiiarul of his pet-plc for a voice in the ltelclistag and lri the legislative bodies of Prussia ziiirl the other king- tioiiis and the grand duchies. lie seeks lilac Louis aiitl Nicholas to defeat _the \\ilI of the niasses who persist in the prupostil 'that they have a share iii say ing when and on ,what terms and for .ivliag nhjcct they shall starve rfi' lay down their llvcs iii thc trcnclics. 'l`he Kaiser has issued a rcscrlpt pledging »‘lt\<»toi‘.-il rt»foriii, but it is a pledge of sliziin roforiii.

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These--Flags Could Not be Bought Wholesale at . '_l`hi_s_Pri_ce but Never the less They will be

Supplied by the 'Guardian

_I _A Union Jack, pole, ball, halliartl and window socket-complete, compact-

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j_,.Show Your Colors,_on_]uly lst and 2nd. Every one ;_v_vant a Flag for next Sunday and Monday' to Celebraté ~ the jubilee of Confederation. `

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