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Uiiiieil States

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' reliable company of Ameri-

cans now building ranches on P. E. Island. _

For further particulars

write the Boston Office of Bay State Fur Farms,

Room 76, 45 Bromfield St.

Head Oulu st Charlottetown.

Branch Ofllcss st Bummersldc. Alperton, Bourls “id Montague-

London (lines, Marconi Houss,

Strand W. U.

(‘ity Mngisf.rate's (;ourt, fl a. m. Annual fionvention of P. l'..`l. Bup-

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Ch"'“b€"l“i"_ was prcsfmt ut 0* game" supreme obligation of Christianity. 'party nt Highbury, his lovely home Thcse_ we are t0ld_ we Emu have

*near Birmingham nnd, in spite of his ways wit, “_ and perhaps their

paralytic lnmmny' gmmuy wel°0'“ed` mission in the world is to give

lthc electors of his constituency. At nn Cm_m_tunity tu exercise

Boston, Mass.

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Mr. (lhamlir-rlnin was a 50?" ll°ll` ners or izi the slums; they are

ticinvi and the most dem0¢l"1‘ the "submerged tenth" alone, nor [tic ‘lf Pumicists of the mst the denizens of the underworld alnnc. fifty years' A3 *1 Radical he 'l‘l.\ey are those, whoever or where-

eluimpioned the agriciiltiirists' cause ever thcv may he fo_md_ whet_he__

"ml his “three acres ani 8 cow’ hovel onpalacc, who live on the lab-

??;‘ecri;__:)n§ news? Te (’_\"dst?;lun_'_l ors of others, who do not give

tlurill contstitliif-nI<):iles.y Eli; linrst.xgbren.k lngmmnt? return for their keep'

_ ‘ _ s enk glibly of the “lille or"

with Mr. 4-ludstone was over the Kll- D . pil

have little to say of the idle

'"_”i“ham “eu” whereby Pm-neu and yet the latter are a greater hurde his colleagues were liberated. He __ larger factor in that great Under

- ihreatened to retire from Mr. Glad- p__0blen__ the high cost (_, lwi__g__

stones cabinet in consequence but than the idle poor the flrund Cid Msn gave him assur- A msevped condition Ot _“oder - aiices that he was not trifling with . ` t

_ hnbit ol thought has divided

the disme"1Mr""“"t of the lmted iuorld into two classes' the rich and Kingdom' and °" this assurance Mr" the ooi With little re url for th

at-:NNn'r.-At i‘l'yim>\u\i.MiwS~.1>n ciian~i>erinin remnrn-<1 out shortly V " g ‘

-lime 24th, 1914. to Mr. iiiiil Mrs. um,_.,,ards Mn G____,_'___;ne ____r0d__ccd meth_ods or cau_:e_shby __v_v_hieh` the `

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Bngm' "Ord l_'l“mng"°n und u 1°" ing. the i`oi'ir.er are recognized, th of other meinbers of his government r°“ig"ed' 'HW' party “"9 °°m1’l'~'t°ly sciouslv or unconsciously has fixed disriipti-<1 and Mr. fllinmberluiin led n eu" between the tw0_ Few carat

_ the Unionist wing till 1892 when it _

DINCWML ` "'wALI‘0w'°`At the coalesced with the Conservatives lb; ndd;T:.ed nu: “;sl|;cfB;m£,'_ the;

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Manae, Dundas, |‘. Fi. Island, on July ist, 1914, by Rev. M. N. McLeod. Mr, William Wnrren Dingwcll ol’ Little River, and Miss Ella l"|oi'¢-nee Swallow of Little |’ond, Kings f‘0. P. Fl. I.

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good wages for competent man. Ap- ply to -I. A. G. Ellis, Montague.

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::'l`HROW _AWAY YOUR OLD TOOTH

BRUSH. Leading dentists soy that si tooth hmsh should not be used longer than two months as after that itbocomes so impregnated with germs sn to be so setusl menace to health We bsllsvs in buying medium prlesd tooth brushes frequently. Just al pruvnt we are selling a curved brush st 25 cents. It is the most effsctive brush on the market. The McKinnon Drug Co., Dru gists Cor. Great

ernment, of which Lord Sslishiirry was l‘rmnier, Mr. Ghanilierlaiin was

given the portfolio nl Serretary for the (Talon-ici:--ii hitherto despised office to which only second rate, stntecnieii were relegated. But nol

°""’° which Mr' Ch°“‘l’"l"l" held ii week dispenses lt as ostentatlous- could |°“F ""““l" 1” th” lmck ly ns the man whose income is un- ¥'°"“d- ’" "“’__"'°‘“°"“"° ‘"°"’° 0' iimitsi. on tile street, in the timi- Mr- B°"°‘"` he l"'°“"l‘“l “ ‘WW tre, in the church the two classes 59"” 1'1"” th* “d"'l“‘“""“tl°“ 0' "mt-ure iiiilistlnguishable. The one department and invested lt with an smug. m, nu in ,,,.,,,_°,,,||,,g to be lfltmvf- “M i'“P0'¢°“°¢ °°°°“‘l °"lY what tin other in and tim mmii-.ii is

t0T¢ht; 0| F`0P€i_gI: Oillcn itself." becoming unbearable. We coll the

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5°'°""3 dam' “Btwn” 0' th” E'“'l|\nlal by "poor devils" for the uni Ill” Nl d0""l“lUm' l“°¢°Hd °l C0l0“'~form worn hy those on the other _ ________ _ ____A___ ___ __ _ '

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lift n/ili':i°f.i'i'.'.'l°'i.'ii.'.'r.ff.§°.i°"..'l.'ii 'iff “ld” °' “‘° "“"' W W

own dominion offered tariff prefer-.,ncs n0'|’E§

latter ure ostruclzed. Custom,

As ”- member 01 the common gm” and they urs bridging it with

n.atei‘liil which distiiiguislies

ri. of

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xpresssil from the time of the Ot

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selfgoverlng states of the _l~.`mDil'0-

Mr. Cluiiiiberlsin was struck down camp of the 1'. E. I. infantry by paralysis, and although he ret ed hi-i mental vigor to the end.

was novel able, through his physical wen ,,. the Exhibition Grounds ii'.firiiiiIy_ subsequently to take active present are scenes of cheerful, if un- -

P‘“`l‘"1"` MV Ch“"‘h°r]“i"'s connec' rooted communities. The Breserice

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proiiiinence than any other incid

`iii his liiif-fy political career. Ain ost his lil-*li dll!! 0" ‘1“l~"i“l5 th” C010' formed men and lads are unusually

an '

son raid of 189|? In consequence tion. Of COUTBU, UN Scarlet 90259

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"unfriendly act” against the Trans- checked nzaids.

African ('ouiniittee, the report

k,,,,,,,],,_,|,_._,_ 011),-_ _yumiegmfg inten- on the arrival of ii son ut

tioiis. The negotiations with l idvnt l\ii.g¢r which ensued in hope uf securing reforn.s in the terniil igovermuent of the 'fransvnal Charlottetown after her very serious ' ’ ' werccontiiiiicd until thc Boers iiiv

_ wus_dcclnred. How Canada and

l i """ "‘f‘“' other doniiiiinns went '-0 *-116 MDW" " ' '

('o\iritr_v'r» aid, and the awaken

lllerehl' ‘Ji 1* “"°"g Imperim smut Miss lr-rlf Taylor, und a plcniiiiiit are iiiiittera with which we are * ° °

Mr. Uliunihcrlaiii will go down

n.inistei- knowing son-:thing 11h0\1f » _ ____

thrci-. classes of poor, nomelv. G0‘1'H

In every commiiiity there are

those who arc the legitimate wards

-~-~ -----e --A--l------`~ of the community, those whom nr'

R M ‘N fortune has overtaken through

I ' fault of iheir own. These are God's

poor, the “least of these, my breth-

class on the other side, namely, 2 dress, appearance, luxury, extrava- gance: the servant dresses .ns elziliorntcly as her mistress; the mnn earning five dollars

ta _ _ liir and Mrs J K B Moll

101' with tho_ weather proving too ua- the propitioiis even -for holiday makers

ion Dominion Day and putting a per-

the iod, happily temporary, to most out-

door arrangements, the oiitstanding

tha'-'event ot the week was the annuaé

BD

Bin. cavalry militia, which is now in pro-

be gress in the city. Victoria Park

and the Brighton Ordnance Depot ai;

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whore Mrs. McCready's sister,

Triivers. resides. '

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in town.

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Mrs. Alexander, of New Yor

the mics! of her sister, Mrs. man. ol this city. She is uccomp nied by hei son.

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The Misses Dalton, daupfliters

the Hon.‘Ghai-les Dalton, were in city this week, returning from United Suites. _

:iss

usual. activity and interesting fea- tures, in the lite of these canvas-

Wu’ of so large a number in the ini e- widc dinte vicinity of the city, of course, eng reflects gully on life in Charlotte-

town. and the streets with the con- stant moverr-int of the bright uni-

from un extended and thoroughly .joyablu iisit to the Old Country liiurope, whcre_ she visited mnny

Ce- lively. In accordance with tradi- 1'1"’ Pmffii "1 ‘“_t°"_°St_- -

and " `

bright buttons are proving of excep- Cll*"""‘-'*t‘7W“ WW l“’“°l`°d

the tional nf.l.i'acf.ion to round-eyed “"9 dre brre faced urchiiis and r

outa ° ’ ’

0( ure receiving the henrty congratula- UP- 1"U“‘e”'

PW' tions of their wide circle of friends ‘ ° °

from Vfiriiiipeg, iiccniiipanied hy

_ bride, who is being wclcoiiieil to ‘"0 Mrs. John A. Nieiioisoii, oi Mani.-,social iirflw liifre.

ln' real, is being warmly welconzed to

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»,.es_ home <.ii July 2nd. ‘

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,,d_ illness. Mrs. Nicholson and ‘h

M1-_ _lluiiv old friends welcomed Mr.

_ daughter will he the guests of

Wm A. A. McLean, M.P., and Mrs.

,,,g‘ 'riie Gnu tea-_tiiie afternoon will iw vomviniy. Hwy i>reSei\wfl the _ served by Mrs. W. H. Pctliiek and I`f\Y=1l'-Y i`l1\l. "/\ Queen For u Dol/

"ll nfternoon's sport is unticipiited.

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in _ ’l`l_ii-, tourist scnsnii is now well

uteB` family, Mrs. Edward Houston, Mrs, :irc rlziily receiving visit0i's, the

,,.,.,-_ who adopted a wide Imperial p__ M_ Coulter and Miss winnif,-en _ward str-uineru briiigiiig throiigs u.1ior»k. insisted upon o. cabinet Coulter, Ottawa, ure among those visitors tothe Islaiid Proviiice.

Mrs. ‘ _ -_

Mrs. F. Parker Cnrvsll, of Mont/-_

renl, is among the summer visitor

k. Bul-

the , the

ilfrs. 1-`. J. Nash has arrived home

en- and

this

chu. weei. l.-y a visit front Hon. Uol-, ogy. onel Soni Hughes, Minister of Mili-`

ltia, lniiil lirooke, it noted English r-fliccr, nii.l Colonel Williams, Adju-

Mr and M,-s_ _john 0_ Hyndman tant Grfiieral of the Canadian Mili-

eip Mr. William J. Abel has nrrivi-il -

his the

and

_\l;;. Mrs. Price Woblier to (lhnrlottetoiuzi

the Lam, g.-,r the guimmey months, on Wi-illicsilny evening at the Prince

l-Tdwni-il, when, backed by ii strong

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_ Vacation Needs ln Millinery

_ Patons have 'a variety of shapes that are in vague,

wings, mounts, flowers and foliage, and milliners who know how to turn out the arms of fashionable head dress.

Bathing Suits for the Seashore

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iiinistrntion and goveriiim-lit of

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Mr. Newly Wed fo receive instructions to pur-

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