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Ladies’ Wash Skirts

_ . Sublcrlpiibn Phbne . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . - 182-2 i in iii Cnnndniir. says The Christian science Monitor’ of

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TWO DOZEN LADIES’ WASH SKIRTS: We ~

eclearing out today a lot of two dozen. Some of "'°°

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_ I _ . v 4 , =’ " i ( _ Landon Office. Marconi House, Strand, W- U- i scale beyond any that history records, `hut, tremendous F ` ‘ _ i' »r ` Pi i. ` ` \ ‘ ' -'

V 5 - is it is, Canada's contribution .to it in men and~ money ` . ' cm with gnvor 4._S¢g|-ljgs Pqrhy A ` , .’

ldsnt -»-.-`--~------ I- 5- 3l|‘\|°\\ cannot be considered trivial, relatively or otherwise The \ 1 W ? ‘

th ` d f 0 la t season made from a Mananlna Edi1°r .i. ii. some other day at ottawa -it mrilsmeni wasprtlroguéii that 2'“V°l"°‘7' l’°dY'N0 5"F’6m 'ldqught f“"i°'7 ‘A

ese we carrie over r m s ,

od quality of linen and repo, and regular values run

from $1.65 to $6.50 _each. Going on sale today for 98c

ch. Full line of sizes.

of wrong doing. The people of Canada ask for

ll thing more "

What a contrast to the wild. unfounded charges of the

r ,_ Halifax Chronicle and the Patriot

rtlslng Phone 1324 Sinten --were an any 0| Gi-ent Britain i-nine, innn nn

WI and Edif- Nilhf P|"°'\°l 132 5 133 integral part of the British Empire its politics and its

.J ____,______ a policies would command on every side. more neariyihan Havg ygu u11dC]_' thg _ A i

Head Office at Charlottetown. Brll\¢=h'0fH¢l I! SUM- they do now. a measure of attention commensurate with “

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merslde. Atherton, Searls and Montague. their importance The present European war is on'a bgd f0]_° that OlHt?

Ladies’ Dust Coats

at 1-2 price

of ill crcdl

TWO DOZEN LADIES’ DUST COATS: going on .-

00 and 10.00 for 5.00. Wifi

’ for

MACHINE GUN FUND

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sale today at exactly one-half price. Full assort- =‘"“'°

iiniiin.nini.,.k and _qi _iniicn_ ii is iiiernini-e grniifying have had such opportunities as these trials have afforded

DOW f0l° 2 5 00 fOI' 2 f0I° fOr to know that in the very near future. through the splendid mm 0( |"""'|“g his °“Pa°"y in the face °f dlm”“lty‘

. . , . .

otism of our people throughout the Dominion, our "Nm me |08” °f thc "mls that have mm” "D0" mm

soldi

st ience and the means and the patriotism of their fellow

couiitrynlcii can provide. .

prov

The assistance Canada has given. and is giving. in thus

ming for ner soidier sons and equipping inem for the to the whole country, but the main force of it had to he

U task before them. must not be taken to indicate that,

_ without this provision, our soldiers would have been sent

poo v equipped to the front It means that they would linv

We are placing on separate racks today all the

$1.35 for 68C; 1.75 for 880, 2.00 for 1 00; 2 50 for 1.25; "’°“

3.

dresses in this lot. no

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The balance instock going on sale this morning tor Min

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oo for 1.50; 4.25 for 2.12; 5.00 for 2.50. Jus: 38 ""°

Boy’s Wash Suits 1-3 off

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e had to wait for equipment as Great Britain unaided ld not possibly have overtaken the task within n reason- c time. \\'hat is needed is equipment and it is needed

once. and to provide it within a reasonable time limit regardless of who they are °r °t wh” in the past “my

cqnipniciit is provided thc sooner will the war be

'ond cvcii thc expectations of its original promoters,

s qniit- possible unit it limit may shortly iw sei to the daily activities of a erect Empire its value is not being ibcr of gulls to bc provided und the remainder of the °"'0fi0°k°‘l at h°’“e- Lih°"“l” as wen “B C°"scrvatives‘

bc appropriated to some other t`orni ol' equipmgnti people of generous iiatilres of all shades ot opinion, nro

siblv an zieropltiiio ilect Tl ere is now saying just and pleasant things about the mnii who

. _ ' , . i no doubt that aircraft l play as important a part in the war as the machine

i and thc lienvicr ordiiaiico. As announced in our limi! Hiiil iliil thought, his Whole heart to the task Of

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icoluiniis rccciitly tlicrc is zi movement on fool in England

,io build an iiiinicilse flcct of neroplniics with the intention

ol' 1

t-3 less, the regular value $1.00 suits for 66c; 1.50 for of 1.00; 2.00 suits for 1.33 and 2.50 for 1.67. fi"

cnd of the war. A

farryillg the wnr into the cnciiiy's couiilry. Already our craft has interfered nintcrially with the manufacture niunitioiis in Gcrniany, and the destruction of their torics, and such other work as air craft is calculated do would lliiiiuestionably do very much to hasten the

iight to an ond ithings that move and the things that disturb it possession As tho fund mis grown so mi,i¢l|y mid to prow,-(ions 3.000 nlilesziway arrest and hold little attention, but because

offences have rather been of a petty cter

bringing the guilty to justice, and to Prevent l

AMERICAN TRIBUTE T0 SIR ROBERT

oston, one of tho very best newspapers in the United

*___i_:U4::A;__::v_v_v_::_i ;___;::::::;::::::v1__Av_ivivix;:;::::____:__;_ during its session had made ni-ovinioyn in'i. army and navy ' 3_Cl'UD1blerPT0°f 4' ‘

equipment estimated to cost s1oo_ooo,ooo 'rim iesdér or

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WEDNESDAV. AUGUST ii- 1915- the party and the Premier of the Government, who brought » ~ ` '

this measure successfully through, who for nine month; ` _ , _f

has niet ,vcr xi

y y e tua on in Great

Britain, with comprelieiisiveness, cies si hted

' A - r- g ness and ¢ * .

it is Univ a few weeks since the appeai went Cui through intelligent grasp, has long been recognised in the United b

,('uiiudn forhfuiids to provide machine guns for the Canadian Smtes' and "ow ig wmmg 1° be mc°gms°d in his °W“ n

ditlonary forces and already every province, every c°""U“ M M ordmary man

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and town and village frolii the Atlantic to the Pacific of f'i|’U"i=0i §i";i°bl°i"t Bgrdien has lgnsihag nm pers°£“é e

placed guns or their equivalent hi cash on the altar mill P01008 Heli 5- i' 3 mm" ‘"1 3 ° owers' “ MINT AND clr country. The liiimber of gulls already provided is f0\' U10 must Part these ha"'0.b°°n confined t° his own FLAVQURS tably large. so large that it will place tlio Canadians DiH'ii’- iiilil 11 very large percentage of them, it is safe to Made in Qcarnd.

ii cqunlity as to cliuipnient with the best equipped 535'- l\i“'0 had miie kii0Wi0dS0 Ol' his real quality as a

S in i.-nrnnn -i-iin ninniiinc gnn is n feature 0finc_.stlitcsiiiai1. ln the ordinary course of things as Premier __

- d Gcrinan cquipmeiit mid one of the means by which tho he W°"Id "ever have such mais as "hmm that since August Suizabia "word: _/br ¢lu_di|rni»¢ry of flu 70| point will ba nfsrnd fu”-_

ment of Sizes: made from a good quahty of hnen an German army worked such havoc among our troops at Hill 'asf hf“'0 U00" testing his Ci\i\1`8-Cl0l'. Mid 110 WOUIII 110!

pp, ranging in price from $4.35 to 10.00. On sale in in

ers wiii be as ciininiiiii. nnninncii ns it is nosiiiiiin and have tested him were those growing out of the ;-;

discovery that, ln common with other countries, Canada has unscrupulous enemies at homo. The revelationoi dishonesty in the furnishing of supplies came as ii shock ‘

borne by the Premier; and lie has borne it maiifully. He could ilot pause to carry on a criminal trial, but he has served notice on those who have wronged the nation that if the law of the country permits its courts to force restitution there will be restitution, and that if the offend- ers cali be more severely punished they will be so punished

have been.

“Iii the greater glare, in the larger field abroad, the

the work of Sir Robert Berrien is only an incident in the

for-nine niontlis has given his days and bis nights, his

eiiniilini; Cnnndn. to perform what ho believes to be its plain duty to the Mother Country.”

MUNITIONS IN UNITED STATES

Ifenry Clews &_ Co's financial 'review for week ending

ugnst 'Itli says that many machinery and manufacturing

c y e gency forced upon Canada by the situa-

tion hi Europe, and partlcularl b th si ti ii

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Ladies’ Hose 35c

ln thc mcantinic, however, \\-lizitcvcr disposition niav he plaiits have bccii turned into munition factories, a few oi' mic ol' the funds provided, coiitriliuiors may rcst assured U10 IKFEPSI if0iif‘0i'ilS |111*/'ilig S00Ul'C‘d ell0|`m0llS Coliffalfls

iii

that llic best possible use will lic niado of all coiitri ' w

hicli must bc filled within the next few months. There

are clearing out the lot now for 18c per pair.

hutioiis

:ind that the more is contributed thc sooner will the war is HIUCII 0?\'fii1Hf‘i`Hii0“ “S U’ boil' Dmms "iid Size Uf some l'lli|~ of these orders, but large profits are unquestionably in

1 \\’c cannot have too many niacliiiic gulls, but thcrc is Sight f0i' 3 f0\V Sl>€Cii=\1 C0i\°0|`“S~ and Iilililil-‘\i11i|‘l‘-“i-lift'

* :il\\‘a_\'s the possillility of increasing tllclr effectiveness hy Sli0Clil3iiV0 Silirii |1215 D00" Ui0l‘0Ull§li|Y ilI`0US0ii afifll' ii

,adding soinctliing clsc. Should the nuthorlties decide that l0l18 Dl2i`i0ii Ui l0I‘Diiii:Y- The COIICBFHS S0Cl:i‘iilS Wlii'

- ~ . . . ~ . ,~~ - - »' ~ - order nre iiicvitahl' ar e coiisuiilers of seni-ninnul'nc-

nve have piaced on the counter dozen iadiesl 'that soniltliiiii, list .sliould in air craft or any otller S 5 tl

. . W -cqilipiiiclll the iiiilltcr iiiay snfcly lie left iii their hands. “Weil materials- M015- Ci”-» and "mir s‘||"C0"U'“"l3 “`|U'

IIOSC ill iii() different Colors, regular Values C- e Tiin iiiing is in ni.n‘.iiic iiic inniiB_ producers of raw materials are chiefly responsible for

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AFTER A YEAR 0F WAR

'l`hc cilsloins rcvciiuc uiidcr_the stainlard of the wnr

lnxcs has llci-ii picking up of lntc. ln the United States It is estimated that war commds are nbsorbing "bm" tlil-rc was sure to lic il licavy customs dcilcit at thc close of 20 to 25 per cent!-or me mlrront mw nmtcriam output and the liscnl _vt-ni' oil Jiinc litltli which some of llic Washington that donmslic trade has not yet rcachml anythmg like me corrcspoiillciits ostilnnlctl at $85,000,000. The Democrats "nr.mM level' Buyers' however' are being forced to place

.

slnslicd the tariff lint did not foresee that receipts would mae" more freely than intended in Omer to mmdpate

fiocliiic on account of the war. There is every prospect, higher price” and to secure delivcrms'

rcforc, that the war taxes imposed by Congress, which

_ were to tcrlninittc on January lst, 1915, will have to be

continued and that thc frcc sugar provisions ol” the tariff,

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Leave your measure with us and get a suit made-

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aiisfactioim 'The regular Values run from t() iiccnsloiiell is discouriigliig. Yct in (`nliHilii the Liberals Wi'-hout' the spilling 0|' 3 Shigle (1709 of bl0°d- The W0“df"` 22 00 [Dade to Order now for a Suit iippcnr to think that we should not have been injured by is "mt W” dm "Ol “mg “F50 "5""-" R°“°“i*-I mai Ui” U"lif"i

~ ~ i ‘ ii", wni._ iiini inni iiiny iinnn in niiicc they wonid have States is not to be either bullied or cajolcd into doing thc

kept up thc imports iiotwitlistaiidilig that England. Frniicc Wm 01' Mr md‘i‘”`» ("°""‘ V0" U°""“f°"ff» (7*"i’t“i" B0Y‘Ei|-

Q niiil (lci'lnuii_v arc not exporting nearly so much ns they Ulé Isayvmu wlmlcss Omcmlsi Iabuur agilalorsi 5m05-

., nro purchasing abroad; indeed, to hear that veracious Pinter” ‘md P"°|’“g*‘°"di9U‘ W0 MVC 50°" "ai\U'0dlY DUT'

. statesman, Mr Lcnileux, one might imagine that if Sir `mm°d t° Work here 30 l°"g~

Wilfrid lind been lclt in ofllce there would have been no war at all. `

Our special $10.00 suit is made from an all-wool

duc to tiikc cffcct next spring, may have to be postponed

an iiiilclliiitc time. The export trade of the States has

iissiiiiicil iiiinii-n:~ic proportions although thc shi nent of HWS! Plsuriiilg fraillically for an nrnis enibargo against

pi

_ iilllniilolis of will' to the Allies has scarcely begun as yet; E“g|a"d' UW St“a'z'Z°n""5 5"-V3: "Ag“if‘*‘i Cmnt B"il“i"

to-order;-a suit we guarantee to fit and give good inn

thc falling oil' hi cu-iionis rcvemic which the war has

'Fakliig it nil round, business iii this country is improv-

erge good quality Italian Lining, in all sizes from 34 ills- Sivwir i'°fi"\i>-f. but Still imvrvvins- Rullwiw 1-firiiiiiii' O 'at 10 per Suit are growing. which is ai good sign, and the banks ii'l'é"lii ll’

the present activity in the iron and steel trudc. which is daily expandliig. This industry is facing it vcritiiblc boom. Capacity is now employed to at least 90 per cent. mid ninny concerns are fully employed or running overtime. Prices are advancing daily and promise to go considerably higher.

Speaking of German threats the New York Telegram

c linvo rt weapon which would bring her to hor sciiscs

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possess luxiirlos. It is left

Provincial Exhibition

September 8tli. to 16th. I

Six weeks hence the Provincial Exhibition will be in full

Swmlgrom the interest shown by the Exhibitors of Live Stock and Agriculture, the Exhibit in these departments will be lar- ger than ever. _ _ _ _ _

ThelBoard of Trade of the City are giving their assistance,

and have committees in each department boosting the Fair.

Through their endeavours an Exhibit of special interest

and attraction is being secured, particulars of which will be ` t r. g1veT`lli2<latiiimusement end as usual will be well looked after, and many new features will be presented. _ _

Probably no time in its history will the Fair have received

stronger supciiort and cooperation_of the people than _during this Year, an the prospects are bright for a good Exhibition.

Prize Lists have been distributed, and entries in all

classes close on August 21st.

BUSINESS AS USUAL

Provincial Exhibition

A Halifax

September 8th to 16th

Prize Lists are now ready. if you have not re-

ceived one, write

M. McF. Hall -Manager i& Secretary,

Halifax, N. S'

2:i59-S-‘.'Mi\vstr. i~ §~'

, NOTES I-Better Quality Wall Boar

szitliifnctory condition, although we should nll be better pleased if they would loosen iltt

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. READERS

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to little eliildreli alone to be in full possession oi tho lux-

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---Lowest Possible Prices

If you want wall board-want the

strong and durable kind, it will pay you well to call and get our prices.

The wall board we sell is of asuperior

quality, but our prices are no higher and in some cases lower than you must pay else- where for the inferior article.

Raincoats

We have just received from the manufacturer a

_ large assortment of mens’ rain proof coats, in tweeds and paramettas-special value, 54 inches long, made military style, all sizes at $5.00. Other lines at $6.50, 7.00, 8.00, 10.00 to 12.00.

New Idea Patterns 10c

The only difference between the New Idea and

other Patterns is the price, the New Idea costs only 10c, all kinds.

S. A. 'McDonald

up it le more in riisci-l

vlicrc we ourselves are directly concerned. Tho crops

Furnished

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urios of earth. The Country

0" Ui" W|i0|0 iiroiiili-ic li i-:owl yield, und (imiadiaii munu~ fncturers, arc getting their share of war orders. Altogothor

Uaiiaila luis reasoii to he proud of the miinner in which she has wltlisiooil ine siiock or ine first yeai-'of hostilities.

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CANDID WORDS FROM DPPDNENT

l~i\_ idiscnsslng the quest°lon,of"a gonernl election and

arguing that thcre is no necessity for airllssolution in the ncnr fuiurc. the Wiiinilpcg Tribune, Whose editor was Opposition cnndldiite“lii the Macdonald 'hy-election in 1913, pays a well-deserved tribute to the wgrk of the Borden Government and its laudable efforts to protect the treasury from the “system” so long in force under Sir Wilfrid

Laurier.

“ lf some unwise criticism of the Government has been

made here and there by unthinking partisans," says thei Tribune editor in a recent issue, " that does not represent ll the real feeling ni the people. Generally speaking the

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by W. 8. Loulon.

04-01-#+1-ooeinoooi 'rms Luxuriious EAn'rH.‘

Tho other day April Straw-

berries were sold in London at 12-6 por hox, about twen- ty-one berrlw.

The luxuries of the earth

are of the most part to ho had without money` Hiiii without price. Nature is gorgeous with _hem. Ono walks over the ittlo hills ot this happy wori , as it goes gwighing through space, feel- ing that it is lord of all the glistening and srowins things, with a roof of music and sweetness overhead. not 0 bs exchanged for all tho roms nt Ncro's banquet, which came from Egypt. Bild cost thirty thousand pounds.

and the toy boat in the pond, are more to tho seven yoar old child‘s imagination, than is the "Queen Eliza

gqgg qfggggggggg Wlly does mail despise Cflil tO(i3Y and iet US fl.lI'I'tiSl1 _YOU With an

I nlin_i setzcnoiis ' §l$.€l§.';iIl,'i.,“i'.‘.‘.‘..'i‘ii 'l.?.‘, '.l‘.’.fi i °S“‘“““’ ‘°’ S“""'y'“g ’°“’ ""i“"°'“‘”“S°

bm.. ' Victoria Row

Fennell & Chandler

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Midsummer Sale fill

A ,$dies’ White Siede Boots, Pumdps and Button Oxfords a't;fi0 c. discoiint._ l `

omen's Colore _ Canvas Oxfor s $1.85 for $1.00 also W_inte_ anvas ,Colonial Pumps

at 25 p. c. off. ~ ’?

Women’s Tan Button and Laced Boots ( ood year) $3.75 for $2.19.

Women’s and Misses’ Patent and Dongoia Blucher Oxfords $2.10 for $1.49.

Women’s Dongola Strap Slippers $1.15 for 89c. A lot of Men’s Boots Tan and Black $6.00 now $4.50-$5.00 now $4.00-$4.50 now $3.50 Men’s Split Plow Boots $1.50, suitable for Haying and Harvest.

Men’s Oxfords Tan and Black $4.00 to $5.00 now $2.49.

' An assorted lot of Childs’ Canvas Shoes, Sandals and Slippers at 50c.

' Be prompt and you'll be die gainer.

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iGovernment has done well in prosecuting the interests of the "

war.

ln discussing the Public Accounts revelations and the

l_ wlld charges of graft made by the Liberal press, the

l Tribune admits that whatever party was ln power, attempts

would be made to secure undue and unfair Profits. lt

This wind chases the cloud, while it is piaviiis hide and

seek' in the sunshine. is it any wonder if the little hills clap their hands. ‘ -

GOFF BROS.

128 Richmond Street